St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 10, 1921

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eee ee ne eee ge ee ee ee | ee | . ——> Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 120 Pages j THOUSANDS OF ' F FIRST NEWS SECTION. §$ PAGES. 4 OPPORTUNITIES ‘TODAY! SECOND NEWS SECTION, 16 PAGES ‘ ° NE SEC D3 14 PAGES. : et 4 NEWS SECTION, 14 PAGES. | fee the Offers to Serve, Employ, Board, Rent, = ‘ He RECTION, | PAGES SIXTH NEWS SECTION, & PAGES. Sell, Buy, Teach, Loan, Etc. WANT DIRECTORY. 14 PAGES. | e REAL ESTATE SECTION, 10 PAGES. ROTOGRAVURE SECTION, * PAGES. In the Want Pages SUNDAY MAGAZINE, 16 PAGES. , COMIC SECTION, 4 PAGES. + ee PRICE TEN CENTS steres UT. 8. Pateiit Sepyright. 1921, by H. — ——— a ’ : . ' : — - = s : — NN Ne =n _~. » . 4 a = - ¥ a A ET I tr AEN AOE A * e t OE— R penemce ee — - . 7 “uf } r?uas eggs 8 a Pigs Aa ee Ole ~ , ; j ‘Hed al PP iS? , livided 4) ‘hub Walter Simons, declared today that TON. April 9 Plans to Seek Annulment. Olas sie ee t% "fT. rover UGWaras * ‘Ow .. >| and ’ Impressive than its build- . _.* my ry , lroa , ota sumeee ; ' s00n take occasion to prove its good . _ a ; : : ' , O fail aay | gale a re da , wavy. yveste ‘ icludec e period Weathe predic- Shie had never! doubted lHinovel ; od , ‘ “ 7 ' ; ir@ani a Almost hour to hour, will 8. yoo rda} conclud . th ; ti : « oO} ; h ts sere? . , > _ : « - ‘ ‘ ; . . , ‘ i i¢ hi | | ‘ ’ ; ’ iT) 7 ; J . 1? ' - . ts wh is ¢ Te? . , , os : oat cement concerning i : . . t ferica! wisye eget nich is often Dr. Simons made this declaration *f iy ea) 7 ing ’ _ ¢ ~} .¢ - ’ | : t> ° 7 7 . ™ . : . . ~ ? } ai J. ian oe ' yt ® Titie ‘a rmuffir ompous alternatives : BP y Dr. Simons, who is on his way to of formal mourning which the city ter than that of men, declares it entered Friday at noon as a mark of Lpper Missis-_.. red, and she has eard sippi and Lower {¢; his since l'pon making The ceremonies began at noon with two-minute period of silence, dur- in patience and confidence atic tottipidmmae te apes ae ‘ao - ee ae speakers were Governor Al- | four miles through rain and dark- lacis reer . , he test ‘= Wil ery ice i vour careet! the Presi- —_— ; 7 work which he Notices t to District Offi- || the service and. gives notice that . CGH North Ark Road “Jefferson conceived it to be : every man is expected to up- riage to ° ° oover. Oo rxansas oad. : , | , HE f se ic soldiers : ‘ i the mission and destiny of the - four Bt. Louy soldier cials by Union Leaders hold the honor of the service. l'nited States to make it easier whose bodies in yesterday's Mail robberies ‘must _ stop, for men everywhere to attain ’ Coens. were comnny ence today with Rush ID. Sim- elf-o: ‘ts ‘ the city’s 500 war dead, were “ . } - ie self-governmer and to ren- . ’ a ' ; Mes ; . ’ ; ¢ ° Action That Might Endan- | ™ons. newly appointed Chier In- BY OTHER’S LAWYER FEDERAL PROTECTION $ cer justice imperative in the Private August Bollinger, 28 - spector. and with other members a nations and peoples vears old, son of Mrs. Barbara . ger Safety of Mines. of the department's police organ- , —— cereus ‘th neath as hell an 6s Bollinger, a widow, of 1411 ’ : South Broadway; served in H drastic. The West knows how to hamdle these criminals, just-as ° . ~ : - : of Mrs. Emma Carter, a widow, WILL BE SETTLED Divorce, According to At- and Resume Their Assign- to Be Solution of Perpleni-|i ©. “sete mies aeanac.-merved cree a nue, e e Fargo days.” torneys. ment. teenth "@egular) ‘Infantry; . Bodies of Four Soldiers, Who x CONTINUED COLD Ww Corp. Edward H. Alewel, . . ‘ire Fr , Ww : Sta Correspondent of the , . : Expected to Result in Pre- ‘ OY tine ah ge et | NEW JERSEY, JULY 2 son of Mrs. Maddalina Meyer of Were Killed in Action, ureau of the Post-Dispatenh. SL eS PISPAtces. 915 Fli: ‘ved j H : AND CLOUDY TODAY re" ot | LIX. Mo. April 9.—The fh —— AR BSTITUTES | 22°, ust Augnue: served in Cosried on Calesone 14 90 venting of Walkout by NEW YORK Mrs ou Sods + Oe | TFUL SU TI Company, 356th Infantry: killed ed on $s in 1. : railt id unlo - tives rT} I - | AND TOMORROW avzvsta Leathe of St. Louis, made "@ilt.ad union execu ' ; . ! uri Newark, Jersey City and At- ARE ‘CRUMPLING UP 11, 1918. emn Procession to Moolah ‘ie - : mise Aa RE FP , : : j Private Jake Linder, negro . ‘HEL TLMPERA 1 os. attorne +} ‘ ws srs ‘ it » ¢ ay . al ; A kansas ia*> J . 9 \ : n t * . ; q TURBI attorneys tna preparing i ; oe lantic City Mentio son Of Mr. and Mrs, Cafy Lind- Tem ’ Where Oration Is In ‘) . t Tn _ Shh ‘ , ry} } ri? ,¢ re >» . i i, al "4 al Ot) tris Post-Dispatc! ° » "9 . - ; "y the Associated Press , : I? m . ; . tena oa | . ‘ ’ a ’ , p ho sx] : ryrit : f ° . a oti 4 . . the coal miners, which threatened to STREET TP Ss a hes Bround that nen — ot Se ie e oy oe one ae | : Will Speak, He Asserts, killed in action Nov. 4, 1918. . 4 ; : aa lan { } . had 2g , t, hr. . c”A af . ‘ rom . n, and t . nced Pm gee t= car RE Hes het u nr] ‘ictions, Bain- Soon Convinces Officers He Is parues ‘OoOncerne asting ii du ' ; IN cloudy 1 ‘ af and when it was supposed that all - - ana Liomorrow : ' ; I j rid! i I , 3 . ie at ; a : ed . , eontinued coo! Ca \ 5 Ax cA ~i ana i fntewnics : ‘ e JO! . oe as eet —— -_ — nan 1900 guest bi. » Associated Press March —— Relatives Take announced that ths miners ha 4 ); ty cloudy today; hii f J National Demicratic The German Foreign Minister, Dr . a . val Ww Ts ‘e : ‘ z aa | ce portion; tomor- ; . : : _ ws M ' ‘ ‘ > ae , , f . ’ . “e ' : ’ sore) ret . ° : ° P : th CL ‘ ner had been arrangea never’ fair: con. , Tae os _ sie} rive PR pelied 0 ATK , ant en y and in . , idea oOo an organized (v,ermany would make provision for A public funeral! for four St. Louis Snvolvcd, while notices wer: sent to } ane ‘ ries . The aent rdqer Kalliway _ ie re 4 = WASP IN G- ime eo % oe ; , ’ ih \ an} i's oda) even greatel that the German Government would population could participate in some son from any action that would in- riere With necessary measures for Safety of Property Assured. The only ex; lenetion vet avrilab! the miners io remove their rooted yection to assenting to steps as property is the somewhat cryptic cool, with frosts at ee oe Of immediately started an in Fao R Sey and bane 1d © y ’ . ers nT ‘ “e- ; hy ‘ li} Baer eer i? | 2 )» 7.7 LIT) - Vv very “ “ail ‘ , : fement of | ran} Hodes. Secnre week; norma! emperature tnel w iri Uilninated 21 Ark renera irr; t] sre at lugano, recently was detained as ing which industry was expected to ry of the miners’ union: “The con- after. ment that she wi ' enee WAS arranged uncondition- ” She ha sport aun police on the Italian side of Lake eines T wh is approaching The das zens to stand with bowed heads Whither the rumors that the Gov mens is willing that the Waekte AND JAPAN S LING YAP ISSUE marrhwge. the lawver sa1a ee os , t 4 - (oO he afflicted brethren throughout , , _ im « , , . . . , wf on Tobias Hoo- 2S, Which ordered them to get ott @ AW AT RY BRANCH OF tne world in the language of honor 70D#. While in a motorboat on "Lake! bodés of the four men then were eitr ional basis may be held to explain Communication Sent Before Hughes ver wish to begin any legal acti aA Wipe eee ell Hine: A. ' , - ' e isto] nd shotgul et lispia ; ny They were forced?’to put ashore on pa : change in the situation Is UNe- Sent His Notes to Allies on She was concerned. f t it] tt] ' ; ae , ; ; ils POLICE DEPARTMENT fishness: f performance and fulfill- th Teathate dik Wit aden’ tafe aay from the city hall through Cwelfth , ; i : , , . . id ail : “ Pe P hy ment street, which two years ago Was a ervernment and mine owners have: By the Associated Press Know 1 ly agreed to an unconditional WASHINGTON, April 9. — The a; as not divi those other heroes who eame back, westward to Moolah Temple, where ® re - , ° ~~ roe 4 + 17 { note i) , rhe bys a 7. i as . \ . ‘ . — aw — to vield the oo © ary Ber : ns i. oe married ' as ; former Governor of NeW thorities seoffed at the claim of Dr ' » m ars , ne nited Slates some lime age. in Tobias over is 3 to a - To . ‘ . : - ~~ wer by " ‘el. oS ey ere rm te “% obias, F100" . I From Saddles to Tour Pre rK , Henry Vandyke and Simmons that he was the German For pe su pe ges ats tae es ; é atives for private burial. eliest hone that the truggele, cor vers ver the Pacific Island 1 | incts 1 o. : ' hi benny ay soeniagitigy been Sliss | ind. . ie club called on the telephone and the Ger- Church Bells Are Tolled. uch would have ewept the coun- of Yap might be settled by direct a Jove he miatte) : ane f ‘ o~ iT W rivie? ‘ ; ‘ } "er ) i j 5 ‘ . ‘ A 4 wiehout t Oro ling. a é Wepartn U 3 tae which was read % r a toast had | peache the hot igs at entire , Arthur Henderson. the labor lead- States and Japan centiv by Mrs. Marv Tobias Hoover , Scone mile int Sih HePILn \ fe! eee sreneied’ | oe : - a coe = = sud ra entire route slowly to the musie of He | , : , avi eouns a4 rss te “a O been propose yf midnight worn ou n renched dir avec ary Who is in close touch with al! The French note was received be- to the Post-Dispatch, declartmeg that . i P , _ set gor ergen! O JSIOUNTECaG \ telerrar the forme! sala ’ irges | pmyes me militar) bands. om anv ¢ : eliegra . , above whieh rose the tolling of nally concerned nM today's meet- communications aT) The Yap ques- ; ra | right to marnm The . te! a } ea cda«ii« ang ( ’ i , . \lernibe ar «) ' ?) ub said if} 2 he Twelfth street were traversed he. mfide nt that there will! be no gen- ge nera!l to Great Britain, lrance postmarked New York . as . “a ; } oo bis i : } ~ ana } r) for vour speedy restoration 4 on either side of met! “ 1 Tal strike Tuesday. Italy and Japan. and is understood: checking up this letter that a "OF agers se advanced Al rs CiCPs bees oo? lik tnelir rie ' et healt} Thev cal t for- : | ” otra gndbivoue + : : : | Seer NOt strenced sadesmetioh | sorb. 04th e thelr rid- to pertect health. They canngt fer-| 4 YWACATION, DIES |chilaren who stood in silence and Sa oa e of > unication ‘nt by Secretary Colby The Executive Committee of the mur — ' | | a ee ie ies ana four caissons bearing the bodies iple Alliance, after a conference last February to the League of Na Mrs. Leathe’s Fourth Husband = prs | hou ery di ent OFmTe. Gus Holthouser, Clover Leaf passed then " ‘ . .. . ; } 1) . ; ‘ ' ; . ; iti 4 bd ° . ~— | .* . . _ ~ , Urging Abstention From | ays said, following « confer- | STORY CORROBORATED WILL APPEAL FOR eset tik net anemones enone crea! reprameetative of all of q iZation. . 4 - ‘ «| ‘ , rovernmen * , o« . a e 7 wae r} 1} c rmyiyy et) : i . brat ‘ Na ‘ . : : | lg rit en annual ie *r ROT) ola 4 , i JF Ww 7. é } - mproved ineifectual, it was sudden!: pene ahi ity . ae ) the matt before the Department aaah ca - a | eo oe Charge at the Burials i ».) i ’ ‘ ’ i ; ,** 5% ‘ . . ' 7 7 . th ‘ e Syeided and that a conference wit ee 24 as The Five Official~ buxpr mer Monday to discuss the questions! | of ae gale ' Martit (are Port , ! Poss at | ' " ; - being wort! out $1.0 H00 at ti arp cel : ' ‘ , ace al tf a ieague of justice, the reparations due the allies, adding soldiers. so conducted that the entire Me mining districts urging absten- mhe safety of the mines. gf°o what inducements were offered fing the safety of the mine owners’ local rains Wednesday or Thursday; th his first wife minder the test of actu- Democratic party can afford * - : “ae (riking teiegraphnet "WU ae ioe Ih) jetails h pial a suspicious character by the Itallan supend, business to pause and eiti- y FRENCH NOTE FAVORED U. So 2% Ieee! accion against him exc eee scnteg amar contest ® se ee silt epeak Luiano, it was learned today : that ar as is necessary to annual the ,, rowd . ndred citi- |” eT Ne Ee eee With two German friends, Dr. Si- | Wherever they happened to be. The westion should be adjusted on a na- sn semen enes Nor does Mrs. Mars im tne , . oi. ' . : of generosity and unsel- Lugano was overtgken by a storm ried in military funeral! procession —— LLL AEE ALLA A ROOT cr Oe never descend Leathe, a “49e1 t¢ ()) ‘ne sound of here teudays Unanimous \ rejec 4 a ———— , ons between the miners and eee efter her realty which @as heavily and 11 men necessary for ensuring the safe- Hoover the couple moved to Kansas : | wi y of the mines. or necessitating the Ry the Associated Press (itv, where hy was living at rhe Lo 1 i? t , a , 1 \ ) ry fidde? piie una rhlaii rit . 4a ; I ' ' ' Was made track supervisor of that di that the march from the City hall te The Statement was issued bv ant se retary of the Navy Rooseve It the 1we hy - vears ine, Were Loge .iLne ’ i¢ 1? : ; te { 7 er ’ j sig thiat hey expe ‘? ’ . " 7 ‘ rar cr? : qt | Lt ° ‘oe re \ ey? bad ua serious iiirie-m« until he beats le' ard required one hour and yo ; , ” tc he ade 1 “aT ‘ e alternate!’ and J. H. Thomas. secretary will leave Washington April 20, to they made their home alterna .and Thomas, in an interview, tanamoe, Cuba, and make the retur Hoover is Mrs. Leati —— Ee EE = Seer | somes SUPERS s furnished | ae c. ’ ’ ’ >I _ . i s and! Havana. Cuba, b3 seaplane The her two daughte Afts — 9 T MAN GETS SEVEN YEARS FOR sts cons . daug hte! Mrs. Kinella Frey Twelfth, the mounted police leadiny + ‘ . : mig a >) " “ 7) ~ } — ‘ arn : ‘ 7 ¥ " ‘ Aaiinkgs wit othe lin - been accepted by the miners trip to the fleet hase will b@& made on she married “ay Jame | 0 ig! ied a x * meer wart : ‘ : « - > . it v ii] he ac of indianapolis i? 1s A% nna ee i] ’ alie its } ; nd . r) TH AUTO tj ns > j arid ; ~ - ~ ; ; The il remain in|a destroyer. Rooseve | foo: PAPER MILL WORKERS REJECT Cromd Outside © a aaamce will bs Lieutenant-Com- vorced from him in-4#0 in bearing th rinted “ar , ‘ t » America. The Vem putside City Hall. y ew Peopie went in great numbers : iy - Cc. J. Warren. : he ocr ; Sum one tn order, if neceanary. to give mander ©. | 30 PER CENT WAGE REDUCTION .cn:cs0> suornine. se | . : . : 23% . , -s the of SI Lous e : radny morning ne ’ ey had Fei. probably will arrive on Lea iT . a) Io cvivania. Ai . board the dreadnought Penns’ nS , ; ai a vi ) BP gS 3 : RES Sor Hope for Settlement. f} shi of Admira! HH EB Wilson. naire was then 79 vears old Witt a ‘ | } righ tnions Are Told Work Will Ceam the. caskets conlaining the bodies ag Pp aa The an ; ad ut ) sleig) Jost Janual y strik-... ‘ej rving to be right. If Agreements on Cut Are rested for 24 hours As noon ap- ment the Press Association April > The fleet will start north Then tine ‘ became reconciles ; : a. : : , ! : F ; . ‘ ‘ . fino i - — 7 tenced to sem iy oO 3 struggiing To tine By tl Associated Preas rotunda had pre-empted virtually al! . , ss NC stiations will proceed smooth probably wil! break up off the Vir- i she had filed At the psi On ht ai bs in a body tk ngpans 3° ; pane @ Bike ‘iy - Herts Wher msentatives of the workers ir ho , , ; é : . ; . = anarhe . 4 J , lescy i ene « . : | ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ’ ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ ri ’ ?* | ei ¢ ; : : ww" f ' j : ’ ‘? ’ pre is : 4 : ; » b : ; lir i? Z ° : ; " and that not only will active in- ginia capes April 30 or May 1, the marriage ge op BR ~~ ; . hot ndnrietar ut many ot : prise? mo fires , mheak« to the world on a paper and pulp mills of the > rived ! . an a poe - ar Pas il ui? ; a pra : . , _ era hunares« otners OOK own " gd ‘ . . os ’ ! . ‘oe ‘ : sa ,eCcre- tacts " ort workers be a\ erted. but home varads for ove rhauling Secre Lire = ; 19) . - * } . aT bh wt were hy Lia f s time Ks thy ' " 4 b 4 ; - ; . . . “Am t until ee oatne —— I cK . (housa hr were in the atreet « . the miner ; e will beitary Denby returned this week from did not come ou ae ie ; im Pa Trees , ’ , b , ne enilt - uve TY ine S etc ppaeag tary l . 1907. leaving aT) estate Vai ca por 1 6* 7 VV pce) ‘ \ si i Ral gr : + ‘a? . ] ; si i? ‘ mriai . BmYiG ‘ | ~~ It should wr posal RLii niitted bs the Triiii ‘ A | the Twelfth atreet entrance | - Taiti jam ued at ) 7 ie possible. shore bases in Cuba, Haiti and Sar eain M n« ’ eatpe called the crowd wae finalls vailed upon hn ree « nansiaugh Kaieizt note.” reduction and increasing the work- a bugier blew the melancholy notes Ughout the day the represen- Domingo. . Lig ‘ . am | the sraprieto) , ‘ta represer- he nO ta ra but 7 ing day from eight to nine heures é . , : ’ was | Praprser ' } ‘ivi 7 Dd : ms , of “tapes The guard of hén ee py Ease or. soon plunge. gd in - oon terir etforts to bring about ne- BONUS BILL TO BE OFFERED Og omelet oe ee ee ene sce SMEs no manors ry -veral experts to help her to look Viorence PPS Was acceras . esse oui — H . - ' , ) tention, nd «1 Crow ‘ ; Severe: ; , tr sil nim 62 suth eas BOSTON April t \artvai otficers cum to the ranr and file of the a 4 a a t me ; rowe stilled. at 7 | ‘ : : PR ig Bie : Lore. Oo Cl0CcR ape ageatn 6 0wae ernment. After the third in- > the Agro in ted Press ° wage gag: d Sorte of it was redeemed Ser onde floo $s! »r ; ? i ' r) erossing : petit ‘as = ge i? Bt ix ; agatl rhe S wear the i*% imei CIOLOInE workers of the Various unions for ; & le t of radl- . "3 : »ril @ so)l- age , +} . A : iced 10 parle ; » moth balis since their approval or rejection with the eo i eee ” , and some of it sold ) e labor leaders, refuse parley the coun ) a all r followed by , : “ : ‘ ican Legion advaneoed to the seven- Nand transport workers with diers’ bonus bill will be introduce | was in litigation with one > and presented the ultimatun \ lea vs AE BERET fe bead ted that Raleigh the declaration of vilowe } understanding that in case #2 Lis- teen American flags “and seven! En - : ’ ‘ }? d Ew . ae nf , a . ‘ ‘ a ‘ nios — * > ‘ . oa ‘oan the ti . Minutes, - a lI. Thomas and Harry Chairman Fordney of the W aves oo wards. ¢hat much pulbii it’ was Refused to Hear 1 raicoann Mien. fens vas that Wile’ steppe gq fron timer (ore s W pe or d » 9 he te TW = per ¢] j time of the ex nent id ~ bodies and carried them oy ™ , it 2 e ; ho a > 7) : ‘ : a r Py ‘ tiene : aye? be : " ' c : “cl fr TY) Phe (oO | - Lie? ; : ee re rT 7 . _ leader of the transport yreans Committee, who initiated t given to Mrs. Leathe’s marriage to The spokesman 0 he itizen® pehind a wagon directly in front of navy yar on ashington today piration « present agreements cuenta tha ieee ; ce" , H : Capt. Henry, and her subsequent committee said he was Judge Han- jis car Releizh's a' . , seb —- > ane - ances nie Wes ™ , ‘ , 2 —-— -_ sn) m? vhs ‘arments when not on dutY. mille of the corpnurn es C_ontineed en Page (otema, going to discuss matters ‘was pasesd by the last ouse, op . . oT } ad ‘% ryce a that the, Vil a ype a4 VTian | . » »* - AY rer aner aN , ed en Page 2, Column 3. Centinucd en Page =. ( o'amn .;. meus ;, ; * oe | failed to receive Senate approval. ( ontinuecd ace + . of force hy the Goverhment.” WASHINGTON. April 9%.—Assist- time. He leit her about 1905, and in | al rassheig were il _ Brockman of / Fou Boa! be opposition that is se” debases ision. He never took vacation. and ‘the temple, which is at 3821 4yignhest ; ; ’ -iarne 7 yt] ee aTisé fie the Nationa! I’nion of Railway review the Atianti« fleet at (sua ; si 1 us AT qd va is | t Holthouser lea his, widow. Mrs. mounted policemen bringing up: the ' and the Government. were crossing Jefferson avenue . o- companied , | nent session during the nego ' vary. 1904, she married Samuel H rt v 4 aiiad mosrevelt o ¢ the to their previous decisions. Roc on art conosisseur and a miaillior Supper ne — day, t» the city hall rotunda. where Con Tr , . , = mY he le aad separa cerni the probability of 4a. -« ' in Chief of the fleet. a year tne oupie ba sa iain, Bee « — 7 hot , ' ne } ( ommande —« : him it 1 Im . ‘ r) matvor to sustain the men Not Keached. proached the crowd itn and « bewt: tee “There is definite hope that full wer the next day andishe had withdrawn a divore ut Cee ae 7" ny pera. Hains nde! u po . Su indae } r ne \ were ’ tee f , ‘ syle ie - re \ ‘ ' j ‘ , uy u ' : 1) . > hy ‘ } . : . » ‘ i ‘ " Ti¢ ities ee | trie ~~ kK y PRK Avril 4 ! : ican) a | if standing repayTri ouside a , ‘ io ac **eerivicy if Via 7 W ilison The ' tion bv the railwayvmen and ., ivisions scattering to their as the widow oF . ee “Ak a , bee - Daan os ,« — d : varijous d a heut the marriage te He nm ‘ ' rangi ‘ ihis To us hope that States arn ‘ anada aj at q°asT) ’ fron the bale mies above and s¢ Verna) = e if the pump',; r of inspection of the fleet and died In ; — <ieted rT} . = Gene a Sees ; Bias tam . ? P , ” aes he early return ¢ } Pia tou I about $3.000.000. A widow ' Kill unless he anvicted in 20 1 ites bi u Mm eound a cleat and unmistakabie ers calling for a 30 per cent wae As the City Matl clock eteackh o4 of the tri | llilance contin- ‘richest widow in M 1s8OuUurT , f i . : : , f » A iss Officers TY e ete ’ oft tr re ‘se tare ipse a litigation. She hired tative comm! TSU din rr an phe —_— Civilian Clothe | of nated eatin . = p! 1. which ‘had ben at easé; fameé teat by a sounded. Color bearers of the Amer- March rhe that has been ’ : : ‘ — ole: ‘eek ‘ - S| ' —— sleig@h'’= de- «nr: toe 68 a r ' ail factory agreements ar of 4 ' Premier at Downing street. lasting in the House early next wee k b her managers hs illiam Irvine 2d the State Raleigin's de de ‘ wen acto On nn ' are no iad Legian banvers, whieh had niogd “4 : : . : . . ® reported that the depute- ,qjusted compensation measure that trorneys an- giving them permission to wear ci- work will automatically cease in the) a on Page 2, Column 2. by

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A RR i Et es te ie! le ee W ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 192i. ST. Lous _POST-DISPATCH — GENGUS VALUES [Points ar csue in Brxisesirixe MISSOURIANS SEE sca |ORGANZATION OF Rail Union Ten Tell of , 7 - = ’ . and the Number of Workers Involved Road Fund of $850,000 Their Expulsion -rom Arkansas (IN FARMS GREATER HE o ' miners : auished cont: over th nines EFF WASHINGTON. Agee 9 Re OE ei aie ‘of | 2 1,000 and the shat reverted to pr! HOMAS bss Denney eee cz men, struck April 1, and the vate ownership i was chiet “ig bi rage ose a From Page Onc. owe ee edie fa J Triple Ajliance, u . most = . ees eens 1 Bieta aa oat: h (IN ROADS ee yay er Rene is: oy ler. Carey related today. and anid treet a nant — nat ae ora, erful laber organization in En- Fee Ee SS a : n the United States Treasury for he did net care to hear the union sting with men obtained in St. nA . : | Ate ; pee Ses. a ae ~ Denes 0 Se . P task z rian cr) *he existing agree i gland, has a sympath piration of th 4 ant : . a3 ; strike Lo take effect at mid- ks Apr l. I ederal aid for aUut roads in St. side of the question dis« Use ad. as he “a! rel Kat sae c it . He 7 ; — . rn e rIé 4 > > *iA = 3 night next " Us “lat _ +. 7 ’ . +. 1 us ' ‘J Intyv. al > that . al _* knew the other side and was Tv) , , as et ete, ee a : ‘oul t lapse if the roads were ° have — hority to th : Tr le Ail ; h, : : ie . - 7. i . . would not a . ; True Value Equalizat ’ ion” in men béahis : if DOO wr ret ae - dee cere . ‘ Ralph Legislative Delegation not constructed immediately Republicans and ts, fed with that. and North Arkansas "Railroad ~ - . - ‘ J r cer ATi ‘ : m e . e ¢« a v ce : - hie f ” " f o be : : . Fs i ; i] istey ; , . oe : Ps ° — . wo Pen +" al T © There has heen a repor. . . in P Cau cus a Name The Tha fl Lu41INs riwnse : - he Juri vee Se Lion o? Mi rl $1 221,388,971 owed : ; 1) aid . ice F : ies Spends Day in esting eylation in St. louis County that. ) , Hanley informed us that akhough Dor Board and fwr , . ; — . ; ; } l3 ; : ney are aise , nie . = . . - i st} ; . ome | vw ¢ : — a wir ts oda os i e earnings of al! Labo : f the Federal | * reads wate ox So» Gillett and Kitchin, Re- the citizens had no evidence that we quemees the 6a ae Under the Government third branch the alliance is a ali ee ratories of the June, the county would not re- lv. had violated the law, which he in- that commission "as ae nines ! | ‘ . , :; * , > this railroad. > rans™ort including : . ceive Federal aid spective or Speaker formed Us was because We were..too is a. . able national wage scair LD — _" y> . ‘ . 7% Estimates. drivers, underground ylicab rer e workers in ; Bureau of Roads. ‘ye of the roads, ie «6S. clever.” Carey said. ‘‘vet the citizens The road has never been @ Pa aA * iV Ff Ui ea ss r 7 : " *o oP - >. . cut mployes, and ail those : aii las . he & : ‘harles, already is under con- believed we guilty of attempting to 4 te prrarens3 may So As - ere ?.s Aes ad . bas as Aa Sad "Tt i [er , A ‘ . he avy the standa w . tramways, Wwarer- ) — ; structio: Manchester I ATTER TO LEAD destroy the railroad and wreck then a aze : - - ernment ul cv - pe , : "hy r ad “ 1 wd “ty! PROTESTS HO EVER — ung docks ne powe! vy Subsidies fre le ni CONCRETE SHOWN TO Gra O48 alia Le sigs Ferry oads ' homes and for this reason we would otfier railroads. Our financial ’ ’ eutio? es pm. ¥ _. . en advertised for bids : “a the State tion miade a reduction of at! ‘ ro ompany to another. EST MATERIAL | "°°, °% _ ase ; se ead f+) ; : rds iit : produc Lion. with : jsed i : cons : >i too hugh oe Gat eed was denied us. (ine voung man eo Ce sm Fe- ona on geoncalm 6 Thursday, riday and Sat- ohm: a semtge: aie an ~ } mere me 4 apy , loss of the Federal mone . depart without further ado and Federal Court, d not the’ 7 . - . »y ad er? ae 4} Ss #’c il te Le t Olle} * . - , saad | " esse: mec dl gt “ sides ais Leading Out of Boston MacDonald's statement was Committee Recommenda- would have to make our decision Labor Board. Judge Trieber, @ige,. . ii : : : ‘ 2 , ) ? ‘ar alize the eration of the mines . " en @ ‘ urday of This Week at , Aiton ’ | ~ iit ¥ te o ; ore made to Raymond A he alsh, ° there and then tle Rock has approved what . . a ’ . 7 : ’ > Wit! ; ove rnmen rv is ol " . - — . . ' State ital ah Ne nee to the Will Be Viewed. manager of the F8derated Roads tion. “During this time there was a done, and this is sufficient . 1 . ae . rin the crowd surround- for our actions. T Be sed when the miners -- “ ated Pr ' ‘ _ ) laps re = . negotiates Frese the citizens had bloodshed in thei f collective bargaining, otiations looking ¢ — i] St. Lovis, iwho as at uproa . . r _— , . I I Tre ustment of the controvers Council in St. Louis, and * , . : aaliaiealis ee " A s ing the hotel. and it was evicent tha! We wl never return to the By a Slaff Correspondent of the tia | = eat Si * heat eee P. mm. Carernment te « By, a Staff Correspondent of the rt had an active part i st WASHINGTON. Ar >. a Po-t-Dispatch. | AP tur Wriltiaie Brana ola sy PE Ay SieS | Post-Dispatch vis nty road building. aged nearts. We sanee tor ti mate . s work he aske fe § ” : 1) bid ' . * ' Af ' s . ” i} ; ; sng Democra , tin our } : ] ~ » . ww: o} r) & rial , a hat wage he shai Judge of the St. Louis County Wals! ABFRERSON CiTy Apr Ra . , : Ee : ; , ray .* ral tud wae Ma. G Total Values p! m farm tand gk = hg een aca “a gay at ; , ; fun for St. Louis. Count rer arate put thi! n sh . eas an: then agi es “ont Ther Ss ne contract, ne . ‘ , . r) } : : ' } , 4 : ; : : : st | ‘ [?i ; : “tT ) te >.. + r?¢, . , . - j ’ . sy ; . ls e . . —_—" ™ 7 e . -_ - Missouri iy ° = are Oi tev ie ae ere oe BS SES ye RE eae : a Si mm. astliry ¥W fo . organizatio f the Hou ) ed a Fie rks for what we Equalization ard seat a a = | | sailing | rj , . o> 4 “a 7 > 7 , . : , , oo Se or . . ‘ . ‘aces Miitein — e les- le > aa in ‘ . . ®at > ' ; iy 7 ; : > - - 7, yrs 22 7, ; > . " sam@ Property by the United States : Serva ; ' | Sn Paks Loh ¢] said lection bv Representative : held in that hand, which / presumes be another adjusiment of wages & Censue- The Board of me nena sane eyo 7 ' ve tee Diigep wes Pat- :i of the two days to bservil , ; ont ' Y } | » be a revolver. n@ Horne, WRO eonform to our ability to pay. for - en 1 rovernment P4110 amount, é i tne n Tiati : Loe nin emocrat Nort Carolina. a ~~ . be placed the figures at $1,841,538 eriments in the testing labor: ies ee was in the lobby most of this tim. wages are still too high. I w stop wiiset Li 2 aq. anc ‘chin. said several of the citizens thru®! the operation of the road be I «ee while the United States census fi fixed ~ f R aaof? r ; : 7. — : ee — _ . . . . A Ot ti pmHuUre:s Pi .u0aas ri .* ees" . - as F ~ . o — — - = — —=!> ' T ' br reason of LOmination i]] revolvers against his body and made again accept collective bargaining them at $3.062.967,.700, a differenc: ; | of $1,221,288.971. State Department arf . > . mn Democr: a illic : den threatening remaras. Orher men in “The strikers of their agents Members of the State bodrd which BRITISH MINERS a: FONND.CUIl | y .F ; . . amianing variouw ire : eee , | : i : oe the crowd appeared © be armed employ ed ruthions met hods in: this is composed of Gov. Hvde. Secretar’ AGREE TO MEET anda we saw one an it ii i saw ed trouble Spikes hare been drawn : | RR embers and th mo- off shotgune from ‘s. switches opened, water of tSate Becker, Auditor Hackmann OWNERS TOMO OW ae ne : | 301 1 Treasurer Thompson and Attorne)- | oot rl Rega be : er bei. « itchin’s reque: er We departed abou! _ tanks emptied and pumps destrered General Barrett, sent out a letter last Centinued From Page On. oe eye ) see * : ge. ze a sentative ar . — in two motor car rivil ar ) ‘+ obstructions placed on tracks, wires Saturday with certificates of 1! | ’ ’ ry ne ) -o Branson, Mo. Changing our plan$ ot and recently two bridges wer enqua@igation, stating that the) | again with-the miners. but would not f i erepeceari : Fe ‘ as , burned i! nigh cepmpied with the law, which re-,see remier again until tomor nies md even # (aeir caucu ans rat- hi: romised 1 ure ‘Public iment did not apgREr quires that property be assessed va . : ’ I . ‘ ‘ ) ‘ a ‘ : | . D rt it : J 4 n or h iON of th Om) 1] tee sn . —_— » , : . . he aon Ou iT eres and if beeams its ; Value. AAL LIS ice el Eric Geddes, CUTRIa Fed ue ral Wourt Jur\ ije- - - ' wa age : : nies committees ~~ adopted the Not Fellenied ‘When Leaving. necessarv to arouse bh citimen@ fe S fee Members Silent. n Birkenhead, Sir Robert 8. iberates 28 Hours in Exrre | . em peony rapa Dia. ch ’ is l — a There was not much disorder upon ;p ‘riousness of ‘ copra members of the board, when Hor Auste) Chamberlain and eet, Bi — url Wi pena i eve sent . rrop ls | ee omimittee assignni: departure and we were not fol- tions. so stopped operating fora asked yesterday if they re gard their r members of the Gov ernment ISPITac: ‘ ' road s mo ; ~ ' om Be ti the general commi lowed Potts went to ittle Rock, 2 lays ipress upen neal what figures as an actua! true vVaiue equal- ce press > Afte) eh + mOnN ‘ence rt ; ' - —— 3 8 C Te ee to ve Iwi repreeentatior o ror Brassfield to his h mie 3 Sea! and means | he itrhout a raliroad . ‘a ’ ‘ots ane , ,. — ei rnieé ‘; eteor amt to Pov Le ie ” , , . . . . = i ; F . ; , : ization, were unwilling to answer aft le Prime Mini r wen Bucking staff Correspondent of the qd ag | th 4n the others t pilin. id to preven erious accidents. firmatively without qualification Palace and had an audience ~*~ ° | in "ye experiment peril ad Post-Di-patch . ’ _ a edie stim Sone — " ; ~ = rt ; ' . ' ) ‘ , cae ¥ apie yy: _ . : : . aise a Citizens Patrolling Road. Gov, Hyde, Hackmann and Bar- the King diy : ' wrt. ' eT ' ; -EEEE : ry . ntati' . . “ . ‘. , ; Son . I ti 3 AL Ol itornia no n LSO . : : he people at once awakened te une! rett, interviewed separatel)s, each said Protection for Volunteers. iity o1 i. ree f the in - : the miners It is not absolutely i j b , ; L the | — nghe - - | \I oo - . iw ' Ire + agg . A — mes ‘> lt ,f | ri j ‘ ir ed rt. m I ith } ir . : . a} end aa interferenee F ut b Ley ‘our eatin :' ' ot = a aa » > hand + il hese ene eta UTE mands. with our employes by the strikern’? the equalization is not a fair on certain, h that the Govern- ~ See ’ _ : me vad . 4 her memb ho ver 4 : vinta as nilliaies , , ining et — bur presence in Harrison helan said he did not know wB a from their standpoint SI Louis nent will g th ‘ : ) respect ‘ ' , . rso indic i we P Ft. } | i \ >a. I : ; >. . bie-+ ' cot ! ect ‘ttle time 6. Wiad 7 ae veuy | he insistence of citizens of Arkansas organize citizens and indy a R ~4 for Instance. town lots have been in waces rres Lin . , " sities ‘ | aati ; . ' ‘ 8 _ a « . : ° : . , . ; *. it r : a: , A -anres« s . oo - , : , . : , . * | erd a ges a | | yey Pye : | AMut! Minnesota. strike, who sought unsel in that icials o ents of the roa@ F ld : S , ields,” Sa . 7 ’ ’ . . , arn . . tian for purposes of taxation in 1920. measures to ensure the safety ef the | “aft eegy ‘o t an mats | blican whip, wilt earke aiie : . i uid 6 iter ' poh ai. dealing with the rece le rail nad any.conn in with the demem ee . »> > —S * ; 1 4y : . ‘ ~~ i i ; : ‘ } ; to tg -00, which is great mines and batches of naval! rating ae. ; = : ; , MmeLSO O1 &AOU president @ th havi Pe) : , , : ' | | road who persistentiy itgno: th stration. Duty Be 7 ; s¢ «}} “rv PD. " " . " ’ ] : ’ ' than the entire valuation of all prop- were sent to Wales and Scotland to ! , ind ise wv iae 4 , a Lymon Donli: , Loui n. new mem! ai ' e | Ral ay , — rulings Of the Railway Labor Board The citizens immewJtiately after the 9 "a . . ret 4 ae - erty for 1920, which was $ros ' protect ‘ volunteers and pumpers, nol! ros: ' . : ’ : is ' rhe r) ral , ‘ . 434 . - ogeth it! additional troops to Th , , , . , — : . t 7) I or . from é¢ , : ' ee a (rikers are not violent men and laber Il rT! Ley “il from what Comparison of Figures iT. 1c rll at rit } the main- , , 1 ) ' st | zi ne ° listrict the h Tne . ‘ws ' them has ommiuitted any de- hey term ti ‘rison Protective ( ounties icked mt rar Jor er. : . ; mr J : , " > , J : " , . s ° - | ; . ‘ '? i " r 4 ™ . : . : ; - ‘ae . , = P ‘ . : é ‘ . ji Wes ™ ; . e of Lic and essential e4 Sratee ) haen | : tate r the sd purpose of op- : : — ' wa _ ' = ' OUD! ‘ Li | nounced purpose @ throughout the State show much th ' Die a ae = 7 ' it (tHe nig truck uP oi ' s , — : : 2 ce % : ane é _— ~~” a -a - gol | : “lar but sare Compa! } Sarr) bee Ww - r} ; - k ¢ . . . - : ‘ J n . " . lé . 6 “ : . . ve . . / : | ‘ ’ i "ay : :? 4 I - y . : "has ry e | ° : . . | Ps . oan eral figures ry far ny la . ) 7 | ~ ) ° — , lief . iF . . — 7 . > . : 1? " P . . izns a 7 ; 4 ; i* Adair Count: 9,282.3 » n aphin he Lord Lieuter rs, negr porters ar wer | - ' . : mL “Innes : a , 1] + FF oe dicRae'’s line ' _ . " . . . : ‘ a @ . . 9 ay . ; ‘ ore , . , ’ . : " ‘ » : : ti " »} ” > : a ; Lic ruil ; LI Lt 4. - Har Dallas Counts, $6,675.42 e men for this purpose and holi th rnn le was ent after ting ) ) ) ° —— aoe } — nod ' es ; 4 ‘ and horas board; $19,465,298 by census : : . 7) ‘ss ope v) | * the ry) nea r Pg | ‘ I , , - ’ ’ ; aa . . : . . ° . —_— AT is Lt) ° _ . 7 Lt 2. , J ; ’ . , , be . . . : ; . i a i , if L | > Dp hy er and at- Grundy County $20,198,795 "h Yffice announced that t) wactions with practical t rade e.2i. re ane = | fee , —_ _o and Swin ‘al.- 7 way 2 wee J ‘as .nority to a r us in any way they board; $36,615,137 by census _, aal} ecruits 4 ‘us mel! : conte tienen sa itil h Nelso-lLomiin “‘Zaniza m i0Prmi; OT mi in tl railroa: | ae ne reby pledge to si Barton Counts Si3.828.596 — , - ravine , «>. 1 ¢ Ther us the? Lin , , . esterd issued ; ' ' b, re ‘ard ni im 1 n >t hote mimilt wn) Lox TepPes board; $22,199,104 by census. l ex overnme! vide: | P te _ iz ted that id tO be d lL woman. suf- nes nei me@etil rike: ot ‘inanci: 1 otherwise.” ‘_ape Girardeau ' ‘Ounty, io mop! ; on Tr) was @Xx- n bh , . : ‘ "} ' = exm | , é ‘ I ' = wt ‘ , : ‘ © — ’ Zz . lg ' ‘ry rf . USUa! es terdat ‘ hi e iT) | evecseuwe — statement. ia : | by board : 5 > ‘ r so. | 7 ; " : = . : =~ ov , . " . ’ ty . : + i | 4 - . — , > ; : . . : >> : " ’ “4 Z a , A ' 7a ? . . 2 . . : . ‘ ~ ; ry ; : . ‘ — ‘ r a , . , ittee above om . The Department of Jline r leter & tral’ } ery iim 7 7 as leave the State board: $27.456,.459 bv census / a a ad . rigl 3 ain © , - >t 1} nse ta) 4 ' mel fr Irn @ rt Dut hat 1e rike or! r f Kavcie mem the Protec. Polk County, $°,003.495 = | | t TOG 4008 & Hou cr? ner -OnuUunNnue c2! ec e] r lan «on five | nae ad ormal state- board: $° 4 rey 7 "Ss bs ‘ ensus ; — : Trade a a) late rial Te t«’ , a’ sa ’ ' > . ‘ ; . | ‘ ; ’ » . —_—" . . " , Figures of the census = eth purchasing more than one iril ¢ ir nm se , | “ r enite r , sab - » * , ' oe F _— _ hens: a _ see tintciies : pew ceN wea , Zea taal , | vestios agr cu tural values were use! by forbidding food hoarding 1a oO; h aa . ( oe | e. ; in , 3} ; = en settled. and that Tax Commission in making a1} ? aneen wsilte dee ted mater SS) QO: pp : atin ct - portor ve Out id swapped c . 7 ann ribunal. the eourt : i r " , — : ; or 7 untenancing the mate of $2,109,985,.204 upon | ? ge eae asia ih | . ; had n ru , 7 | © member ob” ha of Missourt farm tog BALLOON PICKED UP IN GULF, eee OE ts : : Sixt ind —--- Beedy. 3} e; Faust iri. and tl! unsel of Carey to keep out ot tolerable situation here. but mena Meeting in County Indorses Federa- : ania roub! — nes« stagnation and the : : % a + as 4 “ The iner ss hich lace * illite allies ES eet ee , - Ne in | BUT NO TRACE OF CREW FOUND MRS. LEATHE SAYS . 7 i ' : ' tion Road riggs cmos . ? Roa! in Hands of Receiver » of 1 . roaq the State, however, .ave brought FOURTH HUSBAND | tret lee} nventh epresentati House Committee on Assignments to The Missouri and North Arkan«s ) bases ticen of out from many of them a loud and pro ' \ee ared Press ; , ao ; : ame ' . ma © 3 ‘ ‘Missouri Member ere ti “lub J11280 . LOT ee £1 : al off’ ; best : a. Varc dealings with hin ; his wi : a , . : . ‘ al F a ; Le or . 6 a ' n Mitt ih . : , Mie az ves - , = ; . ne ne 7 : soo “i it had t “ees ) ; county throughenut in , a ~—~* a , en « BOSS @. Heo BS ¢ +. * pee. py: °° etme = y efat wor? all of the counties which have ee Na iy —ir + reasiol » concrete he disposi h . comnpiein = | to ' the Gulf late yesterday wards testified th O tis ean ) ade ee | ments ‘lis i member a a eg -_ mp a t to ake about tJ " : . : - , ha - a P - Lia - nohhi ; (al : | us Hla: Di >] he inter- Relies a — ort Attitude of Barrett. - the bag was ; 0 SSS egy agg ™ aabcsayrngygs ; ; ft ; err é ‘ ) = : ‘onventior nt rded — , aS Se te Dep arftment ple ea! Attorney-General Barrett said th eld wu by the little gas remaining. a us Nano ) Jachomneagaey ’ . te teeming th, . —_s ‘ed tien 7 ? . ave ys : . onge Ee.) alms. he did not speak for the beard. bu hile he car was still attached and 7 only for himse!f. idine 3% fathoms below the sur- «takably in- until rou "and Ts ¢ a')se ha + ae high be- ‘Nared neither se creeping the enmities of the — o les, All the be! ‘re ** ; id : rae “i road. a - : 1S: ige ; be ” ) ; T tri ” : : 4 }. " . . 9 » . tebe . . - . - ; @ i i a . ' : ?..; a . My attitude : we d ; Va : ; HrToUuR , ek ba AL | eeae ; ~ nnoun rlian > Yillie. errs hte; out Mr eaths , . ; . ' net \ , , +s - Pm fate Ai, ie ai . : . . ————EE NZ none of the ugly sere TT nd minin h: . *"Pirit that brought it @& Rarrett said that the board, being » =) 3 Kershat — | habe : Rare The ; iemeahi ae a” | bet & constitutional body, i« its Loe | , : ) sie 2 ware ent ep ager 3 —o" 5 segpanecantfned Mevcagy PS ak ot Penne = egg tio. ST. Lous POST-DISPA ‘ Temain neutral, pre lider L_Lebano : ‘ propert , ‘ rar . r ; . 9 . 2 Zz | rTute : " , ; = ° —— ee ; t . ’ I t . . A ric . 1 ; ; Lk’ ‘ ' . ; ; judge as to what would constitut Trefre lem. aaa only Tt was renorted ' . ' ! owe ~. ee a | ' * ee : 2 +4 9 ©R. ‘* a nation that net e .* ' . . | ; if and i Prm*ati’ . N@val altairs; Sixteenth ; - OL aGOplo! m ta e} bok td kt ind carer. word e' “el f them came §&t. Louis that Mr eathes tot De rt piec y heavy: as Son nee, Oe ) ! reltor ed tion w~dit lican ogran joc. 12. «187TH “Sagment upon others, wah OL LAs aw st — Gucation. expenditures in rugrani : ne ‘ulitcer Pubiieniag ‘urh ’ . ed wr hoe owr Ln) es =) ones. ‘se sie airried pigeon messages two days estate had been dissipated | par : ® Way over a! ’ r = : ' ‘ho visit the I islature JVepartment and patents. senator Penrose said : ce] _ whi b . Said t! | | Which keeps herself fit _ eee -—_— > _— ~ — . BURLESON 10 TOUR EUROPE they left the station, saying shrunken value: lay mortgages asphaltic es Ee - Be dimmmet “~ ee ae 3 . : : : , ial session furtherance ’ the a -Ommuuttees hearings wou! beg? ' id aan to what S : : ‘ - — ‘ = is oa%s ’ ' na is oneat rie | eee ae 4 i ’ s aioon Was sinking and drifting ind tax bills. so ; ! ne : AS it : > we ito il > Gofidolen _ . nta th _ Ss : eh = - dial ' : onvention s wishes senate Committee Hearing ; X MEMBER OF TI! SSOCIAT d truly serviceable fi . : PENT | ‘ , | a vision Pian This Week. would be taken up first. with ad- of +) ¥ ket for Texas Cotton. — approximately $1 in} at ith sphalt surfacing wv N i sents invite | ee eee + cers . : 7 . ° —_ = » ‘ er 4 —s - ,oc te . , . ’ . Try the Assoctated Press. ty the Associated Prese gratifyikg news "to her nds. Chicago Turns Down $3,500,000. ASHINGTON, April 9.—Prog- piece : — tied to the use ra . Force Pitted Ag > ~J ~ ’ -* ' . ~ - - > : -“ ; ‘ ‘ = Pit (nei Vi 4 - ‘eho: } . 8 . ; i : r - ‘ - AL STILIN, Tex.. April o.—Former VW ASEIN( Tt iN. Ap! 9 ——The ————ee 7 ’ , ; oe th d —s hs e Associated Tress eas OWaru I LULIaLINg i Repub- J > or Fiea: gs * 44 dited . , nad But as tne ee 2e.' *% ex ; ‘ ; “tat . oe ee “ *. “oe , .ncome tax schedules. he «said. wou , ; . ._ mm £«Wna: ; + Postmaster-General Alb: rt S. Burle- Navy Department today received To Inspect Mission Work Abroad 0 tor HI AGY, Apri , ity can plan for revision of internal s¢pno~e . coma -. en A P pon and deat! Son Si, eave immediately on a tour) .nqrmation of the finding of the The Rev. Frederick Brand. first ““*****e* 1” ' a , idin ee eee ee ‘cept revenue taxes was made at a con- “eduction - - | =” te understand of Continenta! Europe, in an en- vice president sf the T . thera Sr 1} rit} . . rom the two street car companies na ao : Pm ‘; “ pay ‘ 44©€0U1I00 iff army 2 a navr } . 4 ; ° : ‘ mask ar last -orn off. - , ij Zz vy balloon A-5597 ’ the ret OF th suLneran Syrod - ‘ ace (oday oOetween CRAir- propriations ad th fo° saverr _ = ~- - a deavor to find a suitable market for “Ashes na Daiioon A-99 bY of Missouri. Ohio and other state : more than three and one-half million Penrose f the Sen Fr is P " _ and aoeS i ‘20Vve DY, tn all her hideousnes . . . o . ; that i,@i 5 = : al ur - oO; tn ~ a -} nce ment *. _ ‘ . _ . : q : . Texas cotton, and at the same time fishing beat Electra off Cape San in weather ‘te pei a 1e del#@atio: a ade dollars. the city’s share of the tran: : : oua ‘Ba! men ureaus is being advocated | | ’ World. We saw. then. “ho recentiy has been elected dire _ , ON Committee and Segretary Melon of, Senator Penrose + a = . m . oh a - : -~ ant, what she had dispose of approximately 2.000.000 Bias last night. The gas bag and , eae Luset? = : portation concern’s receipts r nd general secretary of foreig: sg : ~ cadcs * = NS : hy gem ~. | the Treasury Department. President “NO san® man contemplates a: pund: on : the beginning We k SO eee ER pe ere See : dbales remaining unsold from last basket were intact. the messages _. . eadin * vear — netirned et : . + leet : “+ | depart next w o or ‘ | aid ‘ 1t ’ ‘ ' ’ ; : , } : s . as [ei usec : . ra tes in Bios 7 7 - ne. P ‘ . . 7 - - eek fo Harding has indicated he will dis- other great war in the lifetime of -mo: order or St. Lou! hangs. ) "erld knew. then. that years crop, according to announce- said, but no trace of the crew of five China and India to inspect t! delegation understands, ts “Warren. the grou Lé acceptance n ro - . ment mace today by the president of men was found. Tie finding of the! ,ig, mission work of the Missour, (te territors thon: Gnereninn ao ener & y's fight on eight-} Co sagress: the present or the next generation e | Qe ee . 3 een free peoples 6 local bank which has engage: Bur- bie balloow at sea shattered the last Synod. He also will vi ey ts oy pio patented road irfact: ol ones ea eent aon \ r she co Republican he said ae - aa he | 1 €Tatic governments bea legon and is backing the enterprise. hope held by nawal officers here that 4 vertralia ciel idee ae . La ae Dake me ™ | : ce Paty” ys ane ' aK yfatagete sev- . “The Federal Trade Commission ® ~ 2 Month Sunday 10e a Gam] }Sanized force. control ie was be Accompanied by N. C. the créw might be found alive. The gpecial service will be held this e gation into “brick territors Maxwell Receiver Named. vision. The mieiedey setinaatan a maaan the Senator ne omy 6 SS eee a oe Set het , . ' ne Senator tated An- - pe. od ' tute Se ple." We came to kr Schiemmer of Austin. , weneral SUPPORITion Was that t! dal- ning at 8 loc at the 7 ne ve! r TR 7 fT n eee : a> « ee Yi is ‘ : ' : . i -” 4 | r 4 } | , ‘ * . Fi ‘7 th he ‘eas ro Fie re. th > b> - * ; , " c ~ xcess profits . re- other board that » is th } Sri | vuatettio® 2 a | | an menace extend i. A. Wreoe, the bank's etecutive joon had been in the water f two Lutheran Church Jefferson i aans eal Ta atin ao ' eH > n 3 ; ' , _ . . ou aa ° — : ’ > ‘ Ad ~ rear ; ete : } bee ee einys hana : the ; 7 . ; . +4 {a° : a Sai8 he plane to orgaitige 4 eottén weeks and that the five men were and Arn and place. to , ae aan | PO 88 rem cenggsoe ng’ ahs al a ai of surtaxes on the lar§er in- Railroad Labo: rd. an: ap ” =arce . ri. “te Beigtum. France @ : all : weer. Se » +! ee: : id . . . er. eo ; : ergantzation. session of the balloon ) ' ndiy ¥ > facilit ion and certain stamp taxes. and which is gigantic evidence . - . . *’Ss8i0n0 ‘ « an ’ " =p an Uf ’ ign TLissions lal bel . Frage 4 nix , ~ ‘ : ; ses nation af severa! octane ag & 7 : r. : id P A co. tage with a lal ge y . b, Geif-government 4 sgt | mod! etency and ts beyond re Post-Dispatch Wante pees _ “Knowing,

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| of : Arkansas, anager. Phelan said 800 ere Benplos ed. 600 of whom trike, and that he is oper- men obtained in 8t. Louis a Cit He said the Railway executives aid nor Orit’ to place the Misso uri Arkansasr Railroad under iction of the Ratiway La. 2, and for this reason he the legality of the rulings mission as applied to pad. d has never been a pay. sald Phelan, “and ean. Standard wage ‘scale of 06, Our financial co) di. A reduction of at least oo Pimperative. dad when we to enforté this reduction men quit. Open Shop Read.’ allroad is an bpen shop. hder the jurisdiction of the Ourt, and not the Bajlway d. Judge Trieber, at Lit- approved what we have fhis is sufficient authority Stions. ll never return to the prin- Slliective bargaining. When nis work he aske for ji 1 hin & hat wage he shai here is contra: ne Hie works for what we et and are TO pas jom of 209 to 22 per cent effect, and when we get ion well in hand there wil! roadjusiment of wages to to our ability to pay. for Still too high. | wily stop on of the road before ! pt collective bargaining. Tikere or their agente have ruthiess methods in this Spikes have been drawn . Switches opened, water Pticed and pumps destroved, pms placed on tracks, wires recently two bndges were hone night BP Fentinien' our side. ahie did not and it became to arouse the citizena to usness of these depreda- We stopped operating for a to impress upon them what to be without a railroad vent serious accidents. Patrolling Road. eople at onee awakened to ion and we resumed opera. hm the people patrolling the this body of citizens was © request the labor leadcrs the State. I believe this eerve a good purpose tn that tan end 10 interference employes by the strikers.” enid he did not know whd fi the citizens and induced Go to Harrison, and denied Clals or agents of the road Sonnection with the demon- aArypear ace zens imme tiately after the Gers departed from what the Harrison Protective he announced purpose of 16 )6€6©preserve = ordér, but he strike. *s pul intirmidation. hundred PeCight wen, many of them te of iarrison, signed a pa- the following text, Fdida; ? the undersigned citizens and approve every action of stive Committee of the Har. ptective League. and hereby) to them full power and au- Pact for us in anv way the) ,and hereby pledge to said our undivided support, Acial and otherwise.” Mie League Statement. ecutive Committee above 0 is the committee that told 8 leaders to leave the State e, membet of the Protec- © issued a formal] atate- the league, which reads, in follows: Citizens of our Common- Ognized that the question lras been settled, and that ighest tribunal, the courts, further countenancing the le situation here, but meant business stagnation and the ne railroad. up to every citizen of our i county, and every mans at s ake to assist in ever) ible these men who have Stood for fair play, for the h@ Majority and for the best ** this county throughout that have gone even af How doing, both in timeand. Say is for ine no time now to qualify, to by pacify where the inter- lare so unmistakably in- No use to wait until vou ' growing knee high be- he ties and moss creeping tresties or our railroad.” Citizens spoken to were of bn «that the town was in f losing the railroad, and that the thought there ing to db but take the law wn hands. ——— SESE S POST-DISPATCH a Ne «mk 1 ata LITZER. Gas St oe ee Audit Bureau of Circulations) OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ‘eated Press te exclusive! en- uee for ‘tepublication of al! news @redited to it or not otherwise thie pepver and also the ‘eos! herein. All righte of repub- Special dlepatches herein are also oN RATES BY MAIL IN ADVANCE: ner or oP baat sauhonme in ®t. Loule te and Suburbs: (40-mile ¥ 70cm Month B Sunéey. 10¢ a Copy. Newadeslers Eisewhere @ Month: Suede. lOc « Cov’. —_—_- —_ (-Clase matter July 17 ire at ®. Lewis. Mo. of March 3. 1879 6600. Kin\iock. Centra! ree with a large yard—e0e Wante, Migrants from ———— > tence __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH LLL — SUNDAY MORNING. a ee ————— =o _— APRIL 10, 1921. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae I Fallen Her oes’ Funeral Processi > on in 12th y Formation at Moolah Temple to Receive It 7 ROM * + b 2 eae ay aie - ae 2 *3 Funeral Oration Fields,” Delivered by Charles M. Hay at Services for Men Who Died in France Lawyer, Reciting Lines From “In Flanders Says American Citizens Are in Duty Bound to Work for Peace. Charlies M. Hay delivering the funeral! orat day in Moolah Temple, bodies of four St. Louis soldiers who fellin France. fu- neral was held, text McRae's lines: lf ve break faith with us We shail not sleep Though poppies grow in Flanders [fieids He interpreted the Placed upon American citizens b) their sons who died as the promo- tion of peace, which might be ai: fomplished, he suggested, through thiversal disarmament The text of the oration follows: Hay’s speech, in full, Sit is fitting that we gather here With uncovered heads and grateful hearts, in honor of those who in Ware grim service made the preme sacrifice. The sacred that rests here, for a moment back to us freighted with the story of their daring and With 2 challenge to our patriotism. It bids US pause, amid our cares and toils, and take note of the cause for which they fought. of their servicew and sacrifice, and of the ideals thes Sought to realize for their country and humanity. “These, our sons and _ ~»brothers, Were suddenly called to war's. ardu- Us service from a land of peace. They, in common with their coun- iymen, loved peace and abhorred war. They preferred not go to War. Their country and ours cher- Yshea no ugly ambitions and pur- poses—harbored no enmities and An -attorne’ on vester- over the for whom a publi chose for his obligation follows su- dust comes vocal 10 hatreds. We were friends of all na- i and peoples. All Belligerents U. S. Friends. “When, therefore, the war in Europe began, we could not under- Mand its cause or its purpose. We Shared neither the ambitions nor the enmities of the contending peo- ples, All the belligerents were our Tiends. We numbered among our /™Most faithful and honored citizens all of them. "Friends, as we were, of all na- ons, without understanding of the Meaning of the war, and shar- hone of the ugly sentiments and irit that brought it on, we chose remain neutral, preserving ours “a‘nation that , neither sits in nt upon others, nor is dis- in her own counsels, and Which keeps herself fit and free to 00 what is honest and disinterested “m4 truly serviceable for the peace *f the world.’ Force Pitted Against Force. “But as the months, filled with ding and death, wore on, we “me to understand. Germany, her Mask at last torn off, stood naked all her hideousness before the l. We saw, then, what, sje t, what she had meant from beginning. We know, all the | Mm knew, then, that it was a war mn free peoples and ‘auto- governments backed by or- i force, controlled wholly by will, not by the will of their We came to know that the h menace extended, not alone um, France and England, t our own .wshores—to every whose people cherished lib- | Seif-government and peace these things, we re- solved to figint W her: nat humanity's had pen whils for ce, we hless eloag ur I a) a we é now ‘lores out “Having resolved called these fallen ers, to the the tens of by the answer to of yen SO ones, with broth- They hundreds (on colors came, b\ thousands million da\ in tneir them registered death. That w country’s call, O00 000 ice nto when the homes of the our friends, "Will answer rang 1 homes of allied of hope It rang front thel: and the the day Ameri ion-——timidl!y\ asked by) Y@ght’’ The idowed swered quest insolent, America ] ’ nmrougkh tive bs our Toes peoples, and the sun rough ( lines HT i ‘ , hoOudSsS battle wit! broke 1! along the and me pught backs te al traightened toOoK ‘ary lt rang th street hostils tal and crown shook in was the da’ that America rouci empero! its place. wher it was determined would fight “But it millions who so fight—could fight. irained for war. for peace. They knew They knew the hammer. saw-—-the implements of They had not drilled on the grounds and in camp They built muscle and sinew on ground and farm, in mine and shop. But they were free men, with the free man’s spirit and the free man’s snind. They were. the grandsons of men who gain liberty and to “These were the men our countrys took to the training camp: these the raw recruits, out of whom, with- in 14 4.000.000 soldiers were made, ported as the b “Would ae and Could they known that lovally They Thev were was not Lhese offered to were not trained not arms the ax, honest the toil parad: had Diav- sons and had fough to preserve it. months, ° 000.000 of whom Were trans to of the do and to dare br overseas ravest ave thev fight’? Let Belleau Chateau Thierry answe! fight? Let St. Mihiel and Argonne Forest answer These raw recruits, turned veteran in a day made a record of heroism, loyalty) and effectiveness in War, at will live as long as men love liberty and admire the heroic in humankind Went to Batule Singing. marked how spirit they fought to the front and the world well and with what They went singing into the trenches, and over the top with emile—and the world won- diered why. I'll tell you why: They went smiling and singing into battle because they went as free men to fight for the freedom of humankind. They went as citizens of a great de- mocracy to fight for the safety of democracy everywhere. They weni as friends and advocates of peace to bring lasting peace [o the .chil- dren of men. They went without hate. save the hatred of war and op- pression. Through the smoke of battle, they caught the vision of a world redeemed from oppression and uncursed by war. With that vision as their guide and inspiration, “All smiled i biood. theyv followed ane . ‘] ‘When world, nants of ¢ eath the feated flag oft etood “9 | neside mornil the 7yerman batti« at shatt autocre? scarred their country brothers manv lands the ri hampions | democras ‘But wh fosé Some VW SA cCTe + Yonder b3e illea The Living Must heep Faith have pas back to critice and ‘Two vears and more These, our ad mind us of thelr sa challenge W hat make What « if heside seniient, what ad. come answer heavs stewards and 11 Sprits THeSssage com we their hier, st it] fallen to send to their tality ’ Have them °” “What can fishness, of our partisanship?’ Wee sent with a challenge to thelr and their patriotism Fo to Ones, races in kept f LTrim O} ith wit we cav oT ur unse) forgetfulness, them o unselfish ness them do anc dare They race went, forgetting evervthing their humanity COM iy died cree d. and Ou} try for ind Cou >, ‘ and on coun dared “Through the wa noble ind unment (slackers, raitors and pr: teers) nd sacrificed with All together, master and servant, ri art poor, Catholic a:.d Protestant Jew and Gentile, Republican and Democrat, served our common coun- try. We forgot our differences——we sank our grievances—we thought first of the common rood that representatives oO! we could and assert it ail Sa \ ' , onahlie ’ ' sery ec Them ie “T would In the ence ¢ OU} ACT )- 1h! re Since these ficial dead, gf such service war. But to here would to mock the record of our im tals. Nor shall 1 wound your its or theirs by dwelling our selfishness, our. partisanship, our class rivalries, our racial antago- nisms, our religious jealousies, our loss o° vision for which ‘his precious dust moves us to shame and tears “Standing in this pathet pres- we are deeply sensible that we the same country and human serve—the principles to maintain. the same strive for as when war was on qT} our hearts we know that the cal! to service is as imperative in peace as in war; that if we should think of ord the be mor- spir- read spirit here on) ence, have ity to sane ideals to should are likew ice thers The Lesson of the War Wi! ead the flesh we Le np the marched followed VW fo) vy ’ Vou llowed vot if you Paris while ht- ith with i ’ ‘ sons point the W as H the There sharp tne banas lurch « procession Christ Ch the keeping the ‘The be “hrist continued to the procession reached S * } its head had Borromeo Church, 2901 Lo- and its bell took afterward the (*“hurch at bPulevard naries st street, up tne lling Soon beils of is Navier's ned Barracks Soldiers in Line. osition rFthe procession } ; totally mititar’ it Was parted at on an atmosphere of sol- lookers AC ustomed to rs pass with swinging carried rifles and ‘ aps .egzkiIment first being its Teomorns LrTysSt te represented th Guard panies, not all at il] st in line otal approxima men since the rength, were a) (“olor e! blue hanner ~ pos nerican Arn immed crepe than 50 flags ruard army more ere wae under a colo: in the uniform -«¢ the marine bear- vv and the corps rifies. (Calssons. Bodies ind Soldiers’ on Directly beh bodies were tne heroes The» “led iv A field kul) the body ol Pour The ~ S os » ~ - ~~ —— aye - ~” a Tere re Mages A eh OR AEE an

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«tie “~ ® ee adres ®, STNDAY APRIL 19, i981. CITY CIRCU LA ION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. d cw ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE C it. “BEARS” BLAMED “‘Life of Queen Victoria” AS] PANHANDLE PLANTERCONVICTED [>==sz.-~,=__[PENNSYLVANA CLERKS POLE TO ENFOR eee wt PS) REJECT CUT IN WAGES §=—-NEW shes: MUMIMIG),| “Fiewincering Dispos fic TRACT CLAIMED BY IN PEONAGE CASE | isis 20" —— means ts es ih ab Coll Chicago Chiet Orders Notice to All Dash NE W WHEAT me: CHEROKEE INDIANS TAKEN TDPRSIN = = 2 === fsssonticor ooo President Works on New Book, Marked by Impartial Candor, Gives. e executive fect. - Finishing Touches to the Story of Vic- : Senator Capper Declares toria and Albert. Such Hammering Down of Prices Means Breakdown of Farming Industry. if Police O Brien | --* ac hine: PITTSBLU RG. resentatives of three orga Apr! niZatio Government Patent to 14,- 000,000 Acres Issued by President Van Buren Filed in Supreme Court. the 4 mention Georgian Given Life Term | ™ pena AE Rate hae for Murder of Negro Ex- | * cation that he will men presses Confidence of Ac- | *** =**s* _ ig | metre quittal of Crime. eet ae , in sessien unti: | the Pennsylvania Railroad Co rallws TAS and station workers volvers, Distols ahaa in the eft, nsible or licensed tained per. Wage red proposed by the weapons from the ~ ™ ™ ' mm * members emploved b ([asies cording to What 2 tastes were Strachey describes Speci: Cable to the Post- Diqgntce i a’ their own Copyright 192 1. bw the Press Publishing Co iene " ! LONDON, vividly chey’s eagerly The wails and floors were of pitch Wueen Victoria” is pine covered with specially manu- same impartial candor that made factured tartans. The Balmoral tar- his “Em-nent Victorians” so refresh. ‘tan is red and gray, designed by the RICH OKLAHOMA AND NEW TRIAL MOTION | oes “two-inch tarift bul.” which || managers’ committee of the road | Tits #0 Duy such weap oul > rushes t! 1 in the Delegates t or the New York and Chi-' ~’ iz: the Chiefs . ingly readable and informative *rince, and the Victorian tartan with TEXAS LAND INVOLVED SET FOR Af RIL 30 tr. followsec the signing by Ger He has had access to much its white strips, designed by the cago ticket rees also reject- + inti- | its te «strips, des . of the so-calleg 4. mate unpublished information, -T fur: intereste proposals were Quee E reductio companys Hyde Thursday ueen, were ir room. Every- ——" cluding the suppressed volumes of Wh¢re were tartan curtains, tartan T . t Liti ti . P utoe . a C 663 freteie oliver Lestaanl Was Kansan Says Measure Has ;),.. Grevitic \emoirs, which cnables ribe Enters Litigation in Prosec in Another Coun- Philadelphia, while representatives carried am ” chair covers even tartan lino!eum ‘ey y 4 e “2 e erg lause . : +" 4 ‘ = « ‘Tr r en Ci i © «,.- him to give the finishing touches to Ned veterans | ull fo I “d : > : Ps ‘ ‘ -—*. bn arn ' raer Been Revised to Meet Criti- ) nd in an alcove in the ha! . . . nite ‘ Cs co letates of the Prince i Red River Case With ty to Ask for Indictments an order sent to the Captaim cisms of Legitimate Grain with their court. already presented * ae ] and Milling Interests. (The New York World.) April 9 Lytton Stra- -expected “Life of marked by ‘the > . . . , ”% (toda) cted the 12 to 20 per ee first losely on WILL REINTRODUCE ANTI-GAMBLING BILL ed Tre ender anti-rev every passed by the liast Estimates at Tim Election Was D the mutu ers announced that counter prope the Sition would be submitted The proposed cut in wages. which npon all 46.000 emploves beats and notif. - at +s nes -_ _F , >. . . 4 reduction of $1 a forth they must nm fficers to later vrour of dealers lad in land costume Victoria ° ior mane kygemeladlppsenagard Grandnephew of Zachary Charging Murder of To‘al ini mediately gal dec! was perfect : crip f j “The little Prince of Wales in hrearms on tieir ee” sia Taylor as Attorney. of 14 Negroes. them that hemes life and character of the Queen's ward Edward VII, rebelled + I Q t sell small Gee. ther and uncles is perfectly remorse- less, and on one page. referring to the death of her grandfather, he de- 8ons Bertie had to do clares, “The long, inglorious. unhap- did them,” Strachey) py life of George III was ended.’ diary he was enjoined to keep whe In his next mention of Victoriathe traveling abroad was distressing!) author says: “The child, herself meager. The boy froze up in th cally the nti turkbur , sinha ean ciel extremely fat. bore a remarkable re- presence of Nis father, but was our . sdebil i ie PRINCIPAL ARMY COMPONENT : semblance to her grandfather. ‘She uninfluen: his lectures an | | is the image of the dead King: she Junctions » We nor : Dae ras ti : ta ite la ; RRR Mies tn wastislecs-: os. alee incessant eetion cian ation i | : | Matement Issued by War Depart- ) ment to Clear Up Possible Mis- , The Chief said law would d affect about to represen‘a- by the managers presentin unless such per. permit from the siving him the right @ firearms any resent a person the Prussian methods his fath in his up-bringing. and the WASH! conferen "lerk mpanys plan th nam: een such rates of par ,? *-* ._- . lied attention t ! : re toils of ever: By the Washington Correspondcnt of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, April the reopening of Congress Senator Capper of Kansas introduce his anti-grain gambling bill, designed to eliminate gambling features of grain trading. particular- ly on the Chicago Board of Trade winch the Senator describes as “ihe createst gambling house in the wowd.” The bill has a number of new features, as compared with the bill which Capper introduced at the last session. These are calculated to meet some of the criticisms directed at the former bill and to unebjectionable to the legitimate éfain Gnd milling interests had a supremely exalted conception about him; a pertiy. flabby ¢ eu ' GA egg | | 7 ) atl a ondition : passage of the measur cent tax -©Qoneressman Tincher of Kansas. of her own importance. and Stra- th uthor savs of his apy] ie raga ROAD , = ig ) »be ene ee | | RE : : eslared tunes sind “nei spear 7 " ¢ seesior It is expected pecesgsar Sho introduced the Capper bill in chey tells how, when little . fil ' . ' ; . 2 ' ad : - ‘ . , nae — ~ $s - Mat ovement will he started When the House last sess’on, will father Jame Eliice was playing with her in Everyone kn a nat m , - : thi b have other state eided to the revised bill. Tincher was able Bensington Palace, and began to sionate devotion ict tL mourned Fes oe : ) — . rere ind. 1 ate valtv an rnestiv prote = | nilar laws faluation ‘ax in incre to obtain hearings on the measure in "M@ke free with the future Queen's his and evers = : 7 tC V he elie n ted | their bein b Li temciiiis Satin r} ill] provides tents ever last vears r the House Committee on Agricu toys, Victoria ex “You t to knowledge that ther ture at the last session. The Senate ™USt not touch those. They are toi ght hand si re | is negro plan n for A? rn c 89 per cent increase in Committee held no hearings. but de- Mine. nd I may call you Jane. but i tO hoof his | i — ee the murde« | eee os nucley de of li the ind etrks | wh p n wanting a Weapon must ie valuation of St. Lours fided to have hearings early in the YOU must net call me Victoria.’ . ; st. Sh ¢ apply to the Sheriff. who will and. basing 't cee hew session on this and other meas- This masterful Stigate his character and right t CSCS, GUS. SS0 Sane wres directed toward eliminating clared itself later with unmpieasant inmimorte!! Phe 1? ' rooms be 7 ’ ; ; . ) as SSess such a weapon and wil! then. timated that ‘s ince@m Bambiiag from the trade in grain ‘"esults in her attitude toward Prin ipled as kept f é md ae 7 ‘ end iat “Se : - - of ¢] aes — of th sane n if he sees fit. issue a certificate of 1921-1922 sc! term and cotton. Albert. whom she frequentiv re- hi clothi: i out fres) | 7 — , : ; on " : able 1 e wil ederati f Ra:ir ea “is od char . ust be shuel resent am increase of ap ; Features of Revised Bill. minded of is infer position ni ipon the bed. and wa : SoeRy : . , ‘atl ; , erge ae > oie: alee i mm * lee o Chete the tein eee $2.964,09090 over the F [ ~A® Fevised. my bill will, I be- as merely : in ‘“onsort and n auy in ti basit a _— , aa Bs tie’ ie | . _— ; ’ ert “ae with in the Cappe = | iree and lem Tin ' . . " ; eke : i? " ‘ " : . y : J : °, . . @ . a a . . ‘- ‘ ~ requiring a public reco: “Oryza (9 days & of all future transactions iteeif will prevent man Renator Capper contends If a man is undertaking Gro 2rms ‘ude revolvers 6 —With make and de Monday, re- ases RESERVES REGARDED AS retean will Statement by Emploves. A short time after the ae > rer , and in each case a revolver wae used. Chief senr rea lierct " , : the order a handiers. i? . “si wee i ee | lg e te « > sOVOPS BUDTHITTed i@nMeinv stare- the ert ement. which (;ardrer and Chief of Detectives rorked hard in Jefferson enue ntracted tl! ender nnegan expe claimed the ladies of the court.” Ait ugdermin nis own | conceptions of Functions. . ment. counterin mpanys ar- ,..» , aleiiead almost penury, and the body of her manner o! gut t : oo 2 m to.prevent eras , . Ol Pr’ iiiiaa " }. . father, the Duke of Kent phia present i rhe idea was originated by Samus prevented, because of his debts, series of memoranda re aiwa! i . ate ;, eS Allender when Chief of Detective: from bein i uy a ~ ll appeeomramadiaat oe nich ewton | ind of the office: senasihi | me / intel acta, enti’ in Devonshire, where he died. to Before | al mates ture and it was passed, ae. elopin into tv } le (a ‘ make it Masterful Disposition. i somet! Victoria’s childhood was passed in his incessant ane fruitis or _ : Nae PO eearinsea tah oites g ‘setae a . \¢4 ij ar ‘e,.) Agu ee ree neath, | rend pandretie: 29 He had it introduced London, for interment him be an From her earliest age Victor ere Fas Lad\ ear t that all weapons ' a gistered by rd of sales kept. 4 LOSS MA1ed dispositi: 300) for the i9 Effect of Ine per cent increas Agents, BIEN PTT the assessed valuation GOV. HYDE SIGNS PHYSICAL ers’ Loss Liabilitr. vied egiti- The 30 interests wrat! th in rupu is regularity | .ear | ; | The i cn , r of ilirvad al- das mseif estate AMmoun > ~~ erat . >) ulLlnor re De f' Tia@.t sc ho« - “ is t the gra hai tax A{trorney-(-eneral Dectine La in State. ne ° Tew & i. fy donee?) eoresen ted , v April &— led the physteal Pas®age was Tuberculosis Ovides for & 2 eri 4‘, ; 7 : a b ' , ¢ ’ : 7 . . _ nn 8) - . » . ‘oa. | : ‘ a . - if trade : aii ; omen agrts om tt and } tr tkeir eS ee _ ar. a , “ : « *- - : = = e + ae 4 ee +? AL eS : +. sour . : ; : . : : . mi eachers to pam . oring Ppiaces the a the supervisi: " ad tern ture. wl suad oria , , i¥sicai om other rds [Msagreement ax to Timelines« De- ays Presentation of Plan for League With Reservation 2a . ' , 3 ‘ : , . _ “Nad >: , a ‘ sited te $208 . « hools ' . , » Pie : ; fail. Secrecy is absolutely necessary cage. whose act DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CHIEF nd Pp! -prn B irne Aeld : - Nic Sgahps | ae ; ave 7 te re inderstanding & appiest days were the Scorti«sh . ned 0 been built spen EF «timate on Build Wat ee i Taled 'hR WwW iia [75.06 mora! their which had Capper in the aUCCe SS of such a program signed to curb That is the reason why th Chicas ces of whe the far 2 ANN UNC POLICY OF MINORITY - Beard of Trade Keeps uo O% has to se means paralvsis ; : 0 ES Proposed Method of Contr« complete The Capper bill requires that the Privilege of dealing in futures sha}! be withdrawn by the Secretary of Agriculture from any Board of Trade tyre either niess RM enforces itself such rules as gimilar legisia' will prevent gambiing and manipu- Rite irm£ cE te Den : l Tu li: Wworr, : ; . : pert w th ie ) Pouch of lation. It ts claimed fer this pro. : ha bet! [han outr! . P; i sion that it is better tha utrigh EFFORTS T0 FIND CURATIVE — FOR “SLEEPING SICKNESS" fjevernment regulation because it gets away from Government interfer- the ue vane all the meeting of the new Cong :, Five : % Ea ize? ence tn business. but requires Reards of Trade themselves to is engaged “Orme Transmitted From Man to seein . , Then to Other Animal. . ote qe re ag ) aliens | Sra igen phe , pt aero . ' ie , 2° rt , — . r ; , ; +. Prever:: - that only “henest trading i» and that cambling and manipula Animal, . oan’ mens tien are eliminated Hospital Chief Sars. a te cli “ee as, nang 7 | . nec ‘ = > : ™ ™ y ob . ’ ‘oo : 2 - ry . 4 P o | ; Ed | Tate te Senator Capper promises ° nre- > a Asn ated Prese Sent some startling facts and figure NEW YORK. April §* —Germs legislation : oa x have = acr ial in suppert ef this ’ futuree Sleeping sickness tted from mian to animal and fror Pror ria? down . pr Denial ¢ aruse Tried His Votce. 5 on a a break down persisted industry if White Says Committee Intends two Capper contends. and } a +h: Heip the Adminis“ 3 . . J , + : : J start es ‘hr a ~- Tw ) i-Sa) BULL FIGHT FOR ST. LOUISANS To- rPrse a” 7 S$. ee) cases fo "Th «= hy @/ ' iors Posi bie produ rns » Dr. Thayer Leares Johns« Special ‘= the MPner-! ispatch BALTIMORE. April Tharer. professor ‘Ime at the Johne Hopkins 1 Medical schoo! since Februar Hopkins. severa! fToe nas been confined to yesterday. he reported . Marer said JTremayne and a youn 1€ ; crossed aiversitYy woman were dancing in an ob} -atoree 13918. able fashion and he ordered an as such head of the medical de- ston rh Sauit followed pariment and phvsician-in-chief of Afte amDpaign iohnns Hopkins hospital. has resigned bone and $—Dr W it- of medi- ™ ”~ t erueit " “The transactions in fut amounted fo 51 times the actual ™ : an Di ratif 0 armount of grain produced last vear vile @ oe } enotner x wis an- an , i. m = hi ' “04 . : i.30n own Nit , "4 . : . , inn im . ey , / ‘ declared the Senator toda’ ‘Every- _— aed ere today Dy Ur B. Sachs ter we , : — re : ) iz 3 - Will be - one knows that the me ocr.. hu M , » Mount Sinai Ho ided an Mason @oild anywhere mear that number of = — acued an fart that times. The number of bushe!s | yon nuphTegetibes tediineen nade to ind a taxes ar eee tite — aT? grain dealt im on the futures marke —- Set - minista = enti bodes cae : added in Chicago last vear was three times -ae neurowgists and path g.sts aesiei Rie ee v4 - iexas Penalties 4 ae r\e '* — = — ~4 greater than ail the producticon of . ‘- mee ~r. Sachs ekp.ained lis gra Year afte world Lave estad, shed the fact that. while os : : ine weet ae on eign to refrain TURNVEREIN MANAGER ATTACK there is no All the actual wheat availabie — Al . ane inations to om man ~~ Woe 80urc : ‘ws -_ ; . toes st uae ‘ “ww r for the Chicago market amounted ‘oOo owe irik. JLOTIZA. ae wo gers are — EE Y Tye tte “tage Big b rent Move Out Where the Ar 1s ?. listinet He _ _ Senanent ou ; day in Honor of Sourives No Definite @S.190ths of 1 per cent of the trans ’ fe the se) “Mg of Spectacies and Fvegiasess b+ incompetent epticians whe call © 1s ; ter try produced approximate): Tee,. "ature of the germ and h r wd ie banner | ; oa soctors and others. Nome of these men are paysicians Ask them . _— cent of 900.000 bushels of wheat. 9 600 800 that before rout oe Ne « . a “ eeu a Dd fave: ans r of 7 —_ ine , . (OTMING 38 ce medicine in Misseurt Laugh at distance—you can emmendat cera 009 bupheis were traded in on the of ‘cou ve Turny : i st « pate, Poems THAN EYEOORT travel quickly and Schoo! buildings wil! . oan a - cu 2 “Scian <n ve practiced ¢ . % Considers — an tices i Chicago fut@res market alone. Th: yeas "a im St. Louis If your eyes are < will care for them. and to and from your work at less Sen from fe not taking inte account the trans- °@** ential rne n “tote, ea 2,1. Beaded. I will prescribe and make them correctiy, 224 cost per mile than carfare, witha yesterday he was not Sections on other beard= of trade oe gp a x min the si t th lan —- ir @ay 2 m ir of 4 nat ao aie aot. A aaa ae os yg RY a - 3 Cutline a buflifing pro Shrougheout the country Pro : . GUARANTEED. am beth eculist and optician. ouiee o'= Seonfer with the Comz fesseor's Wife Obtains Diro ‘ege of communica’ing wit . . trorce. . s with acy of my thoussads of patrons | t oo of Brokers. By the Associated Press 2 say who care to do so, . ‘@ exttended before subm “Pifteen lien dollars are wag- CHICAGO. Aori! . ® to th hol prii 9.—Mrs. Cyrus ° e Wot ered aenually in future dealings in E. Palmer today obtained a divorce 19 ) St FOCAI [ EN Chicago. and the commissions of the from Prof. Cyrus E. Palmer of the Hrokers are three times as great as 'niversity of fllinois bw J: i For tar and near secing—two : Judge Sa one. The cr Ay Sy 4- ‘a cog ort bows — at Monte bath of the Superior Court. \re usual price is from $4.50 ¢ a pate w bic eretofore has ranked Paimer charged Prof Pp : ' : a the Worlds greatest gambiing re- mér sometime ago filed a crose bi! 2 = NEw DUO TORIC LENS ; _a. “ar and near seeing, in ope piece end naming Cari ‘a, tn visi bie, ) cement—spherical com Senator Capper asserted that the Ul. burche: As )«6cOoresponden: \ those mase piace for a paescarroni ar decline in the price of wheat few Weeks ago Prof ounger Man m acceptin the <a M. D The dropped his ‘Toss sult. savin he did ae - = Ye ee, — 600 N. BROADWAY (Just Nerth of Washingtes Av.) ison. a ¢ PeSsitionse to Palmer -— @e test 2° days has been due in to the manipulation Specuiaters at Chi- 7 . *» net wieh to he mg@rumental in Sbringing notoriety to Bes universit la@nmation he high regard and Dr. Thaver is held. iffec "10n im whi. | exipressed the Dut no-r arin heen ing applica king ATiONn yesterday morning he S | at FREE Mz Seek on the ore. nehe menrenri cpUciaa tast makes ans Were guests

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oe e rm ate Pa nal er Er ee > - —— . . > P . Om , — = — ” a —_— _ —_— — - - “ OL LEE OO II ALO RG ne tm A Me é EPS. Te. SUNDAY 4 a “\ APRIL 10, 19281. ‘= 4 APRIL To. Toe ST. LOUIS” POST-DISPATCH "¥_ 5: a: QUIS PHYSICIAN | He was concerned greatly with inter- netional politics, and was a déep stu- WHO DIED IN OMAHA): acre oe philosophy. it being ~ said POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCU AGU LATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ah od 2 SD F ‘WIDOW OF SHONTS "arzaArs 08 DR OLBENHEYER ia eae ae Light- Oe ene Girl Knocked Down BINY BROW GHT HiME Hegel better th r an in this ame Jragge|d Several Feet ese r an any m Other at hines in Collision. | an sae t + hee ee wor eam es Nous Writer, and even in rece yearr " ez Mu e, ears old, of 4732. Ae iP Ms BF NECES A With Hull Egg-Shaped, ‘the Schooner Bowdoin faston avenue fe crossing oe ag —-- — 4 ee to jerman language . BS Big Re F a Oe i ; publications . Is Expected to Be Lifted by Ice Floes, AGAINS] NO: Jom dvilaue af Baer etrent ct tetchecs |Practiionée Bere sue ieee a. Seite ties tile See last nfght was Knocked down and Was a Noted Figure in ‘" ne sympathy for the German cause in the late war, his own experienc: Instead of Crushed. dragged several feet by i? aAUtAMO- South S| ie Societ\ Smee . ; ast ave- was ; eb a Se ‘with Teutonic imperialism having ee . s ° _—~ i cet en tn el ements mn ligating All en u ~ Jers Notice to All Deal. irearms That Statute is in Effect. Police O'Brien yesterday ‘ Board of Education to Con- ———_———_____-__- » machinery of the depart. notion to put an immediate bile which turned , Sm tian ii a » left an ineradicable impression upon ito Deer street e dri r «lid LZ Kee . By the Asnociated Press ‘iliary schooner type equipped with a She Signs Withdrawal of All’ r} | The body Dr. Friedrich Kol- | CDS i a le his mind. Much of his political cor- : "yi ’ : - © . . ‘ . > ‘pp T sc ‘ hy ] lf \ a 2¢€ 4 ' .~ ie? }, | , ‘ a " ; . we i o Pag ; a » ve sider the Question at Its EAST BOOTHBAY, Me.. April 9. 45 horsepower crude oil burning en Stat ts Al t M . ! benheyer, for 47 years a practicing . = te respondence that was published gave : . — , emen u FS. «ity hospital vhere } ¥ found phvsicis in & Nie : ne | ae Py > vent to his dislike for Kings. sale of revolvers, pistols : t Re lar M ti The schooner Bowdoin. built to gine. an installation which the ex- shoes i | ee St. Louis. and. during SS aaee : ; Nex gu ee , . , sata , anita sat ner 1 BR Was ft! ured and lust Of that eriod, a rominent Seat *rso Tralta. small firearms in the city ing carry Donald B. MacMillan. the ex-. plore: bertr yeaa went oe cr noel Thomas, fo Whom He Left th , ot Uktiaiiad. Aten a) , tacttied pron itch pes & artes a poser RE . aa > oi ess mate a : . ' ing’ radius virtualiy unlimited bv the " Mae / . ——— = es , pe Cah, - OE yr olbenhever was ves nown. t responsible or licensed Tuesday Night. piorer, on his next Arctic vévage iries the South Side. wan ti ae tae ae ae use of whale oil to supplement the Estate ' , ; ee ee ™ rous silt on B.. 42,9 however, for his own personal traits ho have first obtained per. Starting in July, was launched to- regular fuel supply. seets } * , Jinaha last night for crema 2 Me es Notwithstanding an emphatic and pvenue ut Oy fTivin 4 at: ion, the ashes to repose here. He at 4. eae 83 = Nem outspoken manner, and a tempe: ° 2 me eS a ce. : ” day from the shipvard of Hodgdon If the plan to use whale oil proves — ' Di a oy Bey Freie geet oo dlls Bee a 5 pak Mig | . elites: a — , “riday night at the home of his ee oe ae that was choleric when roused by) ly such weapons from the | ANTI TE The Chiefs action HAD NOT CIPA D Bros, here trhmyppematypag ie Bp cP oc expedition WILL CO T with : auto ile driven b enry daughter, Mrs. William H. Koenig, i SE gO Ne opposition, his friends found him a ‘larthel of Affton, Mo., at Nebraska at the age . me Fee er fascinating talker, both by virtue of erk. ose ) will have a clear advantage over for ; 4 : In design and “onstruction he iti e! artbial a lv on the signing by Gov. ASSESSMENT ADVANCE Rr ; K ‘ | t . mer ones, as the fuel supply has al- IS DISMISSED avenue : l"“tah P ot ee + - : : fre S. —_ Ae a | He «: Irsday of the so-called A). -OWdOoin embodies all elements of Ways presented a serious problem in . n gen ag! mn nang? 2 Pierie a nee oe t activi ¥ oO r. Kolben aa his deen Gnd Serene Sean ane T) - 1@ Ci ys) eve lad Ta — 7 rece ‘ - ; es * -revolver bill, which Was os — special provision for the work ahead Arctic exploration. 2 ne a ? rad tieis a4 Aff? he wa . 7 bes: ery plea and hYs personal charm. ; the leat Legislature ‘ 3 ' Ms - The scho : . : pee sal ar &) a +: OL Al oO! be- ne is ‘nO nn) oO INnAaANY Oo tne oidet ¥ . | ne al yet Ma and . tes at T e Special of her suggested by the long experi- chooner will havea gen us T f S ame so excited following a collision resident the -ecity, particularly In late months, according to _ - z ae ; “ee Estima ence of MacMillan. who ‘was the spread of canvas to enable her to erms oO ettlement Not » tween his automobile and ‘one thos nnected with German- daughter, his thoughts had dwel . Fen to : 7 , , ’ Cle? > & ‘ ; ; al - . UV aS! . ar) 4 _o e . } iT] an | . ict a’ ’ fat} ii? ‘ : ‘ “ ¥ «> “ , , ‘ . : ™ . ‘ ~~ ee . * . * , ere reported about the city ie that, in view of the 30 per cent mere toile ae minal blaine as snow houses after tlt Eskimo st\ le pMILEST eess as a medical student. but algo DLrated coterie of St. Louis journal- JEFFERSON CITY. April 9 - h case a revolver war used, increase i! the assessment of St Oe ye ete ss ae Raffin —~ ~ i Se to cover the hat hways ists. including the elde Joseph Pu- The Public Service Commission to- “$ >a ay, *T* T TT , wa 9 said the law would do Louis real estate ordered by the - oe rs rhe expedition is planned to co: litzer, Carl Schurz, Karl Denzer and day ordered the United Railways to former expeditions have been lost or : : pruprietor, who sent him at an early ; — | ? or the radical political views which Plasi @U Candidate for President. , ‘’ two Vears., but ma \ he prolonged Ke ward l’reetorius. Pa] parti tilarts le have its Meramec Highlands cars prevent crime. State Board of Equalization, which , was originated by Samuel will make available for school main- turned back. His plans meaee also It will go under the nuspices of Ste Sims eh | | tirmate friendship arising between stop at Quintette road. near Fiden when Chief of Detectives. tenance approximately $1,400,000 ‘ither a return by the strait or the tho MacMillan Arctic Association, :.‘"" P eee] ete nd Fopulist candidate for Presitent active as to Park. and not far from the Meramec t introduced in the Legisia - more than the board anticipated, the circumnavigation a Baffin amed f lo rgely composed of alumni of Bow- ~— ne ae eo af . q' iy _ Ned states | 1y00, died at of ficilalis in the Hapsburg regime Int rest In Public Affairs. Highlands railroad station, begin - it was passed, but was ve- board, a® a matter of fairnesa to the after exploring a stretch of ' ) doin College, from which siacMillan a Tee : 7 om —. a tl and final): \ hint to leave lie was a leading figure in the old ning April 18. Petitions bearing Gov. Gardner taxpayers, should regulate the lev) miles of its western roe _ wan 7 and Peary were graduated. The ship “ctyatalags trae eee aroha pats saree fe would have been «5 Vvears'the country immediately de-| Germania Club. which then held the about 250 names were submitted to er and Chief of Detectives w# conform with the amount of rey it is believed no white _—e has com $25,009, and @) equipment x48 nately : a OM | Seay 4 parted, coming directly to St. Louis, membership of many men who occu- the commission, deciaring that last ver set foot it is said to be the $15,0v0. where he set up in practice. This. pied high places in the affairs of St. year the stop was eliminated. The nm worked hard in Jefferson enue expected at the time the 85- °°! , lor ast ir T iongest etrip Oi unexplored coas a The party Will CONnSISt, hesiqes 1) was about ] ‘ Louis ilis own interest, howe, er, commission ordered that a platform 13 ason of his 1) interest in was not enraged by civic movements. be provided at this stop. the passage of the measure gent tax was determined upon as nt session. It is expected pecessary the world. Pe is appease of an engineer, three sci movement will be started When the Board of Education de- The Bowdoin = mrt Baffin's ee ert . hagana' he Near to have other states pided to ask for 85 cents on the $100 °F tBe ss cee ~The Bowdoin will remain at East milar laws. Waluation tax ‘(an increase of 10 ship which in 1616 was the en tO. Boothbay a May and a part ll provides that all weapons bents over last vear'’s rate), it had reach Baffin wage von is 50 — of sane for the finishing touches ind must be registered by ho knowledge that there would be a/ 19 inches — > os As a om me is to be completels stocked and and a record of sales kept. A 80 per cent increase in the assessod | beam, and 9 feet 6 inches dratt.’ provisioned by the last of June, and niing a weapon must first valuation of ‘St Louis real estate. the Sheriff. who will in- and, basing its calculations on the his character and right to 680 00,000 assessment of 1920. es - ach a Weapon and wil! then. : timat that its income for the Se © ctiets SEMtenas an incre. asprosioscy e ) pro late Mil eter. This must be shown ' pry $ xin Settlement Terms Not Stated. : reuit Clerk, who will issue a og ony Pe a ar leat The papers la guna 2 eh ems ihren 2 ' “6 % mite for th rive or tine 920-1392 secnolastic Wi hg ms me rt , | ¢: £, 3 os pl H I, h its for the purchase, The Bree veal what the settlement terms wer : 4) siete ; 1n a 0m € / L262 } ZS r receives 50 cents for 4 ue’ Oe al deat | : a Mae , . Effect of Increasc. 1 a - | it issued. — Dike The 30 per cent increase wii! bring the assessed valuation of St. Louis = siete IE SIGHS PHYSICAL Ee Gueeat avaiable for school Circuit Judges Decide to Use Mu- Harry Moore, ATION BILL; 2 OTHERS Ce oo tee ore nicipal Courts Building for errs C than it was last year. Domestic Relations Cases -revious Escape lates Railroad Livestock Under the law the $5-cent rate is ‘Ga Ee ce, Other Hotel Own- the maximum amount that can be : j | “ erm late , , , es , 7 I ; ("it\ . Loss Liability. levied for schoo] purposes, but it is Circuit Jus oe ' . . decided to establish the Gav discovered r! Nloore the Port -Dispatch optional with the Board of Educa- Y*sterdas | new. Court of Domestic Relations 3 1d RSON CITY = tion to reduce the levy if, in the vears old, ie ot 4 Feros : board’s judgment, the maximum rate JU!y¥ 1 and to use two courtrooms tn y Senee the puyeten will produce revenue in excess of the ‘%® Municipal Courts Building fo: bill whose passage was needs of the schools. If the board the court, which will dispose of di- years in the pen antirnonarchist and a mem- Liberty party, he was so attract the displeasure himself and Mr. Pulitzer o eae pene e . - Ke a _— ~ ine = es Ee AN TT STIR Elie dee agi RIN: PER. seethnnethag me - - “y ; Kiet aF aoe tiie : - — & ee eee ee * SE EE eS A NE SO * wa « a es " with a total displacement of 115 will start north the first week in tons. She is of the knockabout aux- July ain IA PRISONER = Sadao a if é You Would Like to Live 2 proba ae te ws ee pee ee ~ who escaped from Fel li after being Sern ey] by the State Tuberculosis The law provides for a bervisor of physical educa- that counties at their op- enforce physical examina- physical education in their d require teachers to pass examination r bill signed defines as “un- le delay” any delay of more hours by a carrier in fur- ® car for the shipment of . when notice has been giv- wired number of days fn t the car is desired. Ship- required to give three dave three cars are wanted. sev- if more than three and leas are wanted and 10 dave if e are desired ofa hotel for the belong- ests is removed bv another 7. uniess the same are er to the proprietor or his aoa receipt obtained, and liability i« limited to $209, an express understanding is 2 -_——-—. «= -_ o Caruso Tried His Voice. lated Press YORK. April %.—Denia! of hat Enrico Caruso had given inists upon levying an 85-cent tax rate, its reveaue for the 1921-1922 term. collectible next January. would be about $8.925.000. In addition to this the public schools here would receive approximately $1.100,000 from other sources. which would bring the total revenue to $10,025.- 000. Although the present congested condition of the schools. compelling the housing of more than 6500 pu- Pils in portable buildings and the tendance of more than 1206 chil fren at half-day sessions, requires in the Opinion of the board, the ere tion of seven additional elementary, school buildings and two junior high achool buildings. the board. in fig- Uring the 8$5-cent tax rate, contem Diated the erection of two new ele Mentary schools and one additional junior high school. Estimate on Building Costs. It Was estimated that the two S’rammar schools could be bullt at a cost of about $325,000 each and that the cost of erecting and equip- ing a junior high schoo! building would be approximately $1.000,000 The cost of providing the additional Schools with teachers and principals also was taken into consideration Charlies FP Mason, secretar’, - vorce, maintenance and related cases pery ¢} “7 and juvenile and children’s code pro- ceedings. Presiding Judge Grimm of the Circuit Court last night said no decision had been reached regarding the assignment of Judges to the new court The last Legislature. be- sides creating the court. provided fo: two new Judges for St. Louis, tn creasing the number to 16 They will take up their duties in June The Circuit Judges met Tuesda, but failed to reach a decision en the location for the new court. as op position Was “expressed to removing the Probate Court from the «ourt house on Broadway. The Judges ves terdayv determined that it was prefe able to keep the Probate (‘*ourt the building on Broadway and use the Municipa! (‘ourts Building where two courtrooms are availahbl-s besides the old Juvenile Courtroo in the basement Several of the Judges previousiv had opposed hav ing a Domestic Relations Court oin the Municipal (“ourts Building where criminal! cases are heard in three divisions Gov livde has offered the two new judgeships to Forrest « 20 is Shae. ee a ee Jute & trial yesterday to find ines othe B 4 of Ed , ter } , a rer of the board of fHaucation, sh rsep ety" ae nancial provisiot r nel Arie , d , , ° : . had been affected by his | aid that. in his opinion, the board MAN PUTS $175 IN CAP, rir ’ “ee i med © e fe arged that these fina is so suggestive of comfort and shelter. didly preserved eolonial mausions of wood. iiness was made tonight by should levy the maximum 85-cent — oe ee ee onver~ | provisions were not carried out full , . | ) 5-cen i cient ee ik eT ns tn , , , orare eS e Ss} le Some of these have housed sueceedin ren- rate, his secretary. Caruso fate. He pointed out that it would BUT LOSES qT IN HOLDUP ae one . Poe : me is oe" Phen, too, the grace fil Mn Ss «of th Th) } : an ie | y ‘wo 5S ’ risk any strain on his voca! ibe dangerous to rely upon the in- . , P 1 on 798 ae Nae | stein peg tod: ' , edi every sentiment o% erations or mnore than a Minared Vears, ; - Ala a? 45) . Z VeG@g Ss oc i. . »a ’ ‘ et : «? re mairiic ating . . . . , ~ P aS ee tine, Sivate aoe a eee ating seme a - ] nied home avenue _ eraeitnonl of a in a series of raids ordered by ik holding their owl 1D appearance and service robable that certain phases of *-*"° ete ate ee alt : : | , ' the Mites of the ‘Btate some of meat. market at 2200 South Broad- cae Police Board. c » frie: f SI with those of reeent construction. : ; /Wwav ‘e 8s ymie 9-3 e later was identified as o) of friends fusing ssociat of ne | ete d vener; , Equiization might be contested by | 4 before starting home at 9:30 i yftneawran Ph a na eal , Phar ie | Although wood Is a‘ pted ‘BY! Lit rally a the most Inexpensive of building material, mon aap ninate. . : ee ee eee en ee A —e ~~ ~—* 296 ey yaaa home of wood awaken home devotion mec age ~ we ap tiay rae day's receipts, in his cap as a pre- tion of Louis C. Wilderma: In abiding by finaneial Jimitations the i earttyees the tax against holdup. As he was, ready has served two terms it is distinetly adaptable to that desirable. average person contemplating building a simple beauty that lures the home-lover. home need not sacrifice beauty, comfort and o'clock last night placed $175, the caution against os ~4 on loast | omeseee spe tere walking along the south side of penitentiary for burglar, know : : Trudeau eftreet beiween Second — ays piss : ‘ ei c Sitar ee GIL coaners telap- and De Kalb streets, two men with NEGRO WHO HID CONFEDERATE eee Thus the home that expresses the fullest durabilitv. The low cost of lumber today i ibats ida) shore | erolrers commandes him to put up SEAL CARRIES SECRET T DUN line ettennmelonnt telireds meaning of the term is within easv reach will help him meet these hmitations. Lum Will be no likelihood of a deficit. - = weeny ‘ E 0 GRAVE il mf a ; : i ow ‘mal T) ' EE Ltsnusten Galihe| yme on. said ene of the rob _ : sags of those of average means, er prices are now hormal, 1e Time : vers after searching Rock's pock- en he = "fe , ee f ; fact that only $0 per cent of the “ o o WASHINGTON April & rhe Is most opportuns for constructing o wood. , : ets and finding nothing You ve got reabouts of tf atAcial sen ‘ 7. P ‘ hoa « “« qT OSe , . : iach on, ope cee ral eaten: Co money on you. Hand it over o1 aT thn pierre aa 7 saps es > ROBBER SUSPECT IS BROUGHT Horne s Of pood have al] T hie advantage = Homes of mood require legs Time to build. ne axes ’ . , ‘ia I) } 1@ Ti an ms yer mvs . . : ; 2. ‘ : “a . . ; , et searing aah iaeethtie! éine sp bp ca — sy - = tery for more than half a centur’ HERE T0 FACE PHYSICIAN of bomes of other. materials in addition to thus labor costs are diminished. ‘ , wk re Lee ° yrdic 16 7 :, - | ; Pe | cape P probably will ever remain. unknown those natural advantages pecuhar to wood, 7 . . P " . > Oc ¥ . ’ . " / ‘ld " f . a sueh as compelling beauty, low cost. PAR Our SAVING 1n OULMGAGING OF Woo may be invested in larger grounds. rear after they become due and thus 6 thihe as and gave ob- , , took off his cap and gave the rob-) yines Jones. aged negro emplowe in Photograph of Herman C. Press Has *Te is no financia! loss from that yop the $175 . | ' ®0urce Abin) MM " the Senate office building. said to he Been Identified by Dr. Jacob . Acoiph oorTe proprietor o. a the nly ‘ ae nag ll 1 “a* ee. oe : t only person with a knowledge of Jacobson l-Ao arcant: hy v to adqitions ane re- No Definite Building Program. confettionary at 6122 Ridge avenue. Ji... the seal was buried Aled to. ae kis od en ign? pREeE ). a lay ta Mat ‘ i ns al ’ . : ; . 3 : and the Rent 1s Low | Ohm J. Maddox. acting Superin- reported that as he was locking the dav without disclosing th: iad iTwentieth street ho was arrested modeling. -tendent of Inetruction. whose Trec- front aoor of his place at 10:36 p Tor ©’ Wace fer’ ing ix a Serva ‘ P ? oO etic he atté at distance—you can mendations concerning additional ») *. man stepped out of an adjoin- tefefraon Davis. President “a the the part of two men to rob Dr y and comfortably School buildings will receive serious ing doorway. presented @ revolver. @oneceracy when Pavis wae } of BS teartmer ay \ oore s c¢ kets ° P tured As the story goes, Jones bu: from your work at less — ideration from the board, said and took $16 from | Yesterday he was not prepared © The robber got awa ied the seal before the Federa r mile than carfare, ne Cutline a bullding program. He will ———— — - erition eanid oltain negeeian e from Chic: confer with the Commitee on Fi- Involuntary Bankruptcy Suit. the Confederate leader's effects, and of Press, who was mance before submitting anything Ry the Associated Press to his death never revealed the spot Jefferson City penité fefinite to the whole board. LITTLE ROCK, April %.--A pe-| nt eee eae uary, after serving a A delegation of real estate dealers tition for involuntary bankruptcy} | ’ bery. followed identi Called upon Secretary Mason ' was filed today against the Industfial) New Warrensburg College Regent. portion bureau ph: y to protest against a levy | Transportation Co. operating 123! Special to the Post-Dispatch Jacobson 85 cents was advised by Mason ‘stores in Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana) JEFFERSON CITY, April 9 r. Jacobson take the matter up with the/and Missouri, in addition to packing|Gov. Hyde today appointed R. J. an e of them sh : Tuesday night. ' plants and warehouses. by the/Grover of Warrensburg. chairman of time: n ul] went wild and qustim : ‘Prairie Milling Co. of Hazen, Ark. the Republican County Committee of , Reduction in Price of Brick. Judgments against the company Johnson County. to be amember of 1815 Biddle «treet ho is a prison: the Agsociated Prees. have been awarded to creditors inithe Board of Regents of the War- h oun BUX CITY. Ia.. April 9.—A cut the White ee ae vee + sm ht pi = for SON 16,607, and in e Faulkner Cir- | four-year n, to ‘suCccees iS. J ered s! ifficient © to resume his medi ‘ Brice Se Brick of 17 per cont od be The company Kieth. Democrat, whose te as cal practice ress uo sr to dis- oca! nufacturers, | cuit Court at Conway ese 18 tains headquarters at St. Loufs. expired. i ahek aieel the price to $16 a thousand. main r Visit Our Exhibit ‘ at the “Own St.LouisLumber TradeExchange — Your Home” Convention, 1834 Arcade Building Coliseum, April 25-30. e

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ES SHE, ee ey, el ee Whose ear Was on the Dum: roar ta dad oe SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1921. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Bill Sherdel Baffles Fohl’s Central High and —cource sasesax St. Louis Tennis No Objection to Title One of 3 Cities Penn State 7. Gettysburc 0. PAR AAA a + ~ s . . Pri ae 2. 4th © JERSEY CITY, - April ¢ f T t] Fic | Opening Battles fzs7 3 xr" Clubs, Ranks senser crry.S 5. apeti et Title Figl whey 6 Philadelphia Leads the Country, ‘arpentier bout in the State o! HERE wap se ee oe ing End in Interscholastic Georgetown 10, Cermell 7. lb A glass of lager beer. California =. Stanford 1. ao oe “lyse ction to boxing Bi Dawiioes Otew. ieee ote PPB ‘to law.’ BOUT TO BE HELD JULY 2 4 >} ‘ : »! League season 4tol. Asa result of the conquest the two teams are tied for honors, each viewed the ‘attraction. The doctor took his instrument rned victe Owe eatma ane - YoY a And probed into Dis ea weland, respectively. in two rath-|' Ohver Drake Nime sacs cuss since casscutonasa| Gian ¥anieester, Whe Has |ts0 9g conditions. In only four of rDenticr most perfect control, issuing on!) AB. R. Who lost his appetite: ) rmember of the .eagu = = Errors Costly. alae tae . se tes ai ionehin that Soldier Jim Burke of “hicago ;,, — the provable place of the ‘ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 z h Mit ’im!” | Owgoost Herrmann’s Reply to His Star Outfielder s Holdout: ous it ‘im! ° . 1S, Willi ! Y 9 Fight in New Jersey, N J | : avy . ams 1. | » Sluggers and Cardinals Win McKinley Capture Sz2/h0'rc-..... District Has 2 Governor Declares In New Jersey to | * a — 4 . Se : oe \ Lombard 16, Ililimeta State Nor- Sixth Game, Tying Series = ov. Sameer a a . 2. Vale t. ‘ection to holding ’ i in Yeatman and Cleve’and on Los Holy Cross 11, Columbia 1. p e — 4 : With Chicago a Close Sec- a ? . 7 : . aw Seyer Rickey 5 Star Relief Pitcher of 1920 Holds Browns to Seven and he was festing queer: G Army 10 New Verk 4. ond in Members. Hits and Scores 4.4 Victory — Final Spring Con- He called a doctor who prescribed League Missouri! 7—I11. Drake 0—®#. nh I et en ~ lle Bate a test This Afternoon. But when he found it made him ,,..... cao nigh schoo! baseball en- Tetetey C teectbees’ = ee ~ Wit) ny might and ~-ain husiast ivvered for fi hou! Carnegie Teck 12. Virgiznia M. Tenni ation in the larger Sead _" >? - - 4 . = ' , 29 iB it , } eae nt . : ' il . 4 ee : I 3 | TT) - . i ¢ ai heat vweighrt. . - | it ut ivi j - baa o +¢ . : ‘ ‘ i " i 4 , . 2) m ‘ > # 4 7 ; 7. ‘ _ : = _f 4 . Yes ."« . s rin sid ’ : tonh " :f ut ove Mra ks« The and ¢ a¢ , issociatl is , »¢ Ore ankie ring - ore itv, the three sites mea. and other countries a ’ ° = . . a . . . . . > ; ‘ a : ri . . ‘ “eenee * The -_ ’ +. _ * . gain ae victory **l amb if the company will only put a Mm: . mt] followi: esion ry r) . : van ' isua . n n : ida ete } } announcemenfs. He In a2 match which Seeetel’s ability to stop the rec- *Collins cushion on his seat the strap- ve-! all Dw le-ru ind the se | il as | é rdin | had ceived favorable ef consent to play nex ognized sluggers of pte Browne hangers can go hanc. | ' h TOU i é - od | ’ I i . . 4 ree ‘ rt Tn ; : c ’ I . . ' . . © = Lf _ = nat | > 4d ; ra rr} r LY = fro: her e cities and would time before hi« oe ; - ard a} 4 —_ ride , . . ; VJ onri _ . Lions. i I : ] LuT! 7 if ) ra’ ! uTy >} r rLIE iT Lion rs y ly in ; ’ ne Vy 3 +7 =. brought him the victory Georg? Tetale - — n ata cae f : pier ) ha 7 aia Nigga ce See sug- a are , 3 ‘ * ~ ave Bancroft has had his ton- Pnaing t! Qiintet over the j| rong 1 the first aR rR o , ' ' id be in e! Sisler got one hit that drove in a ; | = et cee ie tam want. | Stee 6iuss P 2 po- * Batted for sotheoron in seventh inning. and unt . aues lartin a = iolds one deci ted he will devote the coming The Belz ornwre Oe evutie ee & Sseees-esoessess SeS2Sse~-~S8880~ Hu Ss@eseooS8S3~-4+e08e+? *Lee =~ leeeseeinnmisneuud vulesceeecoeuvececcent run, but Jacobson, Williams, Tobin **Ratted for Smith in ninth teninc. there eating ‘em wu : old gets ag Paes sie and Smith were unable to connect +patted for Bayne in ninth inning. een ing ‘en : id his rally rte. ed . eS to) oe Seen ey Phaeton ab : euntty hhemed | dae ta, eae = gee nin ~~ ve rhe for safeties. Sherdei had the sluggers ++Rap for Severeid in ninth inning. — it r Nudeimas 20 s started : ‘s , . the s ; nd rein* ead na . be.) ree rean- Petey - me ry = ‘ 4g ae: on2g° et we Newark and Je- | aie guardian fumbled. Fournier sacri- Cardinals mame 1 proer : hardt > aN t e fif 1 the ‘zed in Los Angeles County inter- | isa «See a s¢ y there is little choles & Schaef ficed. On Toporcer’s hoist to Tobin Two-base hite—Lavan, Fournier. The Yanks have released Pitch- a! 8. includ : of a i o re 11 . ‘Se eee its Line pe ither ti conditions: Bat . rningstar Mueller left second too soon and was base hit—Lavan. Sacrifice bite—erber, er Edgar Lepard to Bridgeport. »«: . Piret Saseman Kinsey led | UrakeS dest chance | was ter met McLoughlin third. Distance—118 feet. 6 inc the dist o Atlantic City andi Hoppe are entered’ w doubled. Fournier (2). Double playe—Toporcer to Looks like Lepard ought to make ‘"* ac ie 8 non a, coudie |! . we Ode f | . . , ns eagu 100-YARD RI S RY 1 TIN Ss aa Of POMERAT SI, Lavan te Fournier: Tobin to Smith. Base good with the Tizers. ina Sin won 910 4 i — — . tal . se “ pete. wna r € feDonald «C ond; But mos OWED, Gevelegs Several wae to Sothoron in the closing half of the rubber. , —— Ba tte lard ninth ar ed Ha 4 ar 2 : are lel _ a. ead — — rhich are already the round. Clemons singled and After the third round, the Browns Bobby Roth its troubled with t 23 , “~— gO Gans pe : a BY MULLER - nS CUCUSHO! ‘mong boxing Heathcote beat out a bunt down the best chance came in the eighth. Ger- water on the knee. Why not get : , ' ) 8 = e : ; ' . _ : - been retired. With Hornsby and to Sherdel and Williams fanned. The the Nationa! League season here —_—a,- ais ray ort . ! ' ind 4d - . TARE iTRDI EF: “Sawer wer ine ene t niier migi ) Dempsey This ended the scoring unti!] the Against Bayne in the seventh and «~~ : Aen th Cs a eu ‘> tig . ind Lksha mR around during the entire 12 reande sixth, when Hornsby started the Car- eighth, the Knot-Holers got only one EXHIBITION GAMES wn | wey 03 © 1 2 brai ? te 1 7 ve a, 7 “og a ) | bime-——-¢m 3-3 ee 1 his feet at te dinais on their way to another run man on base. Lavan. who poled a thee. . 0 Ent 3b. . 3 2 13 tf ( — te. — FARD | WON HUTCHISON se of the 36 minutes of actual ba with a single to center. Mann struck triple after two had been retired ir i ae | ; . —— r 1 on @e CSS SB! held aa ~@Seovsonwunonw? QPrvve?pTi: et od 1,.lesenecesoeoea™ ifs 2 6 0 I 1 4 2 ; The first scoring in the game came in the third round, Sothoron opened the round with a single and ad- vanced to second on Gerber's sacri- (erase dima Se a ae ? and Amer ins Natio . . . * . . _ . . s . : ‘ . - - ie . - 5 hes . ~ 4 7" " oF ; ‘ ‘= . 1’ ; " ~ _ , ‘ ae = ws ; > j : ,? “a ; . the State e Tete ‘Davis and Haines Scheduled - ff e oma: Senrenert 28 WO" GGAWOR KIEL TO ATTEND hats (222212025 3885 8 5's] teateraeat cuceining: soe — oe Y uuve, no ehanges im the regulatieg Dich are ron from ae Hurl in Seventh Tilt of Series eens BROWNS’ OPENING TILT tom. | pitching becord_—ort Pruitt oo maj Western Lawn Tennis Association. | Baw Ay NINE DEFEATS —-™2Ke anv comp: vison of the fight : | matenyl ia 5, 15. 2; Kansas City n , Mt—By Prat, B. be aeteh aeS Seek | organisa : rhe Metr MUNICIPAL TEAM, 3-1 said he did not think the MaMa - cago Nationals American As£0c on 3 4 3 4 ey ; net n we . - . : : ’ : ’ ~ ° . . . , » » ' ~ . ——_. 7 " _ > > is ; . ' ; ; i | 3 | ers ne official decision. as would The deciding game of the spring F ander. Wheeler and O'Farre Lam tween t ' , = eo or ; 2 o7 . bers ee ie sipatuied a a plaved this “i acts a Med we oP ot aoe es : : ' ae ; | 3 , ; , ' mt. L@q f -? ‘ ne ye | > | ’ ise had the Dour mon ) ' ' Dbutier pro rs fun | held in New York State. would haw — ee ee ee afternoon at Sportsman's Park proses mega o- cam CLU =e lay. Ge Hyde will pit th ‘s o- For “Dixie” Davis in all probability wil! TEAMS W. L. Pe Giants Defeat Nationals. a re Sein’ the Set EARNS Ba aoe Me gree ae ry one Field. yesterday afternoon. Pitcher sree” Ste sone ne a be Fohis hurling nominee. while Browns 3; «6.600 ‘-EW YORK, April $3—New York £2 sore gow, ocean catnip ada ag x2 | wom Son | see ‘chur ‘ rung ! first full « . ieeaty oar ae woniinee. while || re senis 7 222 313 Bee $i satienaie ®. 17" 4, Wasningtos Amert | be the Batter, wi effort wit! be IN SECOND CONTEST OF 5" } teams im the in-| St tne seuamaas fame attendance would be the largest tl However, if it warms up consider. ee en. 8 | enc, anh” dae ie Te SERIES BY gs — . 7 7 \ll of the runs were scored in the ®V@T Witnessed a championship ring bly Dy game time there is a pos:i- aden é, Ne ge eres ood Bie he iti in - tet aia eats The Jeft arra e2 SORMAN ed loubties ive . bility that Ferd Schupp. the south- ~- et ata Ma nie - Seewesllt on}. 4 . Oe NDI! ; i St? . . | and ‘ P P ’ , ~~" o'clock. Apri! 3$—Cardinalis 3—8 — 3 WEMPHIS ideale _—— Browns ‘—6é6—} Batteries ‘ - ie - aaa ee _ \ tne tent _—— 1 Murph; nd Gra) immed out : than four ten ase etiowmed 0 LSA ) AEASREGA TION m h | a percentage basis, M- trban Shocker stopped Rickey's April ‘—Browns 1—6—1!. Cardi- alter peeled ‘as EE ta It : Dé reties | —- e. The 1 jistrict sociation, -. be i ae a See SS ot of the flat sums which it Bas charges without a run. ; na "i ‘aaa Batteries Shocker ; ' .*; ; pwr ee / - nadie ; , a nh o wat ir - Pe : , pe anno mai nigh ) T ckard *s custom to pay in the and Severeid: May and Clemons Mayes Shuts Out Superbas. ‘ * ‘ Pmtnh fra “3 —_ la LOG ne . iS DO taGQ na ct ; Pn ange . of Apri! *—Cardinals 4—9—1} RROOKLYN Aor) rae | race : a ; ) 2-2: Th ON ithered 18 hire ¢ we” A *% | : ¥ i to t na cm Vempses and Carpes® Mas Real Centre. Browns 1—7—!. Batteries: Sher- iar « >" 4 : ' on ' , .¢ Rody hile the J | Ria me Apticns§ ue ee vould depart t . new mates ™ per cent of the gate re- A Sothoron exhibited rea! con- del and Clemons; Sothoron, Bayne tionals) 9 3. 3 ! , : | : : Todt | "eip it is considered likely that il Severeid. . ' ea} * ; inn 4 oe . ' , . ‘trol in yesterday's game. During the = i edininien Mamaux, Pfeffer and Miller. Krueger obson 7 ; ; Da Annis ranizatior ict . — ; - REMAINING GAME. , — ; ) ) _ Wwe ma mé ' id reach: _ ' ‘a 4 rene Atri wie hoi paid to Willard and DemPr six rounds he was on the hill he did April te 4 aa . -_ aa* i‘ ts more, mot once did the swatter see ine home club. LOUITSVILLI three wide ones ge past. While he ville American sociation 3. rr ~— R NSA —-e siaiiiaiaiicaalt cai ee was om the Aili. Setheroen pitched ~~~~YYrrene.-~~ ~~~ Boston Nationals 1. 7 Eetell, Long ,._ ] ge ; \BRHE fy “ARBRE? > om : | — 2 | BOCK TO MEET DUNDEE | genio on Re times. Of this number 51 were heave had to be perfect and Mueller 2"™d Meyer Kocher Deschger a a nn Wenzel a 7 a 2 AS oe ae | . hay “if if ‘ontract ~s origina ly draws strikes and 29 were called balls. sent it to the hot corner on a line Townsend. Braxton. Sc nd O'Neill. =~ | oo 1 a lb 6 1 @ ite @ & £ +3)" s 1 mter Bo tou AT SOUTH SIDE CLUB agreed to uum of $300,000 @ Billy Bayne in the two rounds he) is nbteiiaie . . | wo | ees > => 2 | Marsh | ! — — re ity Public Dempsey and Carpentier, and itt @ labored pitched 24 times. 15 being shocker . : O00 lrray c L YT o 2 @' Fa sociat ne of thé nt Jimmy} . nd Dun WAS ring — ees aoe — ~" Gerber Turns Star Play. Phillies Defeat Athletics. a ' _ x ' ws wegen oan - ost : Pasonabie ti suppose the heavy- str! and bal 7 rm > 7 2% =. a . : I ‘ . ’ . os ~ 1 : . : ; : The feature fielding play of the , ee _ e — a “5 nila- | Cullen te 000 t) - © @ 6 Cox } Pittsbu h: y en eligi ound semiwindup at the Sout! veights ould not have assented 6 a deiphia ationals 8. 14 1 Philade!l- rave-a irc . 2 a - er. aay i “—s : : aes ae mist , aan sinh Sherde! Pitehed 115 Times. game was turned by Walter Gerber. phia Americans 3.5.2. Ring Wein- cst ‘ me Rady Sit we ib & a $ & , | — oe os ia a al ing oe LuUrsas it hange percentage basis, eves : . — SO:' 4 ‘ oe | enact A ae L . . : | ‘ oh * amt : ™ ae ry - ht yx - ‘ ound : , thongb Im pressed with the general ees 9 go .@ dist t cLof eign OS om en io eee a ee 1st the size of the purse ; Im defeating the Browns yesterday *he Browns shortstop, at the st ert and Bruggy: Perry. Naylor. Har- pense of Toporcer in the third in- ris and Perkins =o rotest agains : i St - . . ess they felt that their share of Sherde!l pitched 115 times. - , 33 — nd longs ‘he Weatern. 1 3 2 i pure » x -_ ning. Topercer started a liner to - —_—_— ) : a od ot ' Tl tinned : 4% seriee wise = V7 mnonent 5g pitched 71 strikes and 44 balis. Bill jert which looked like @ sure hit CARDINAI nnines— 1 ¢e@enae hth nag _ wl aiid” ie te ones Saggy pape (on ceipts would exceed any. fer- © and only two other However, Gerber leaped high and’ Maines and May of the Cardinals ' nS ; n » a7 | Q “gy ae agen 7 BctEy a : palmate cee, Ry . are ; er guarantee. The agreement that saw three wide ones go over. grabied the ball with his gloved Sherde! with 1—0 is the only flinger NAME. AB ? ee Jt ae pa @ yt ek LPs eae reste wes a re,.> na HEE REIN Dempsey is to receive the large” tweo Sy eee were Gleason in hand. Gerber was a busy athiete, With a clean siate. tton 2. T : strains cari wlth — ms an atest - outs without a slip. — Se ; CHICAGO Anril nae H, 1O8e oF craw. is im ine the | od 7 nting. * ~~ eo Me am ee : p, cag former wording of the contract. : Umpire Brick Owens on the bases — oe - — MeHieary Rejetus ( ardinaln. —— . eyele race which ended nig! scor- - beth Siti tdietines te yesterday did a lot of sprinting. This 985 voints and semaines oo >| mata te Start Fast. y 1¢ \ar- was not done to keep on top of the cKler and Hill w secon SEATTLE. Wash April &. dinals yesterday and broke into the plays, but to keep warm oOints, Loren ; Dempsey neay) ht ch game in the seventh inning When he 699% a a ed . | who has heer earing at 13 15 1412 115 | : a i 4 ll nag esis | batted for Mueller against Lefty Hernsby Faecapes Injerr. house this week. will comme Ba c enr~y en a McKendree College W ms. 3 ~ ye ‘ nas ‘ r} lif ‘ team al al ¢ and r “ > rae = vauderiltie " . . ' é " night | oon McH n : w t to ie t field, Oma i “a - , 5 i - , y piete ‘ . . * MeRendree College defeated +t . rsh bees of St efi of te Giumine Mal oO Pe entenhuaiin all he ng a lap , and leave tomerGoew for the East . . a3 « ie aa 4 4 - ‘? : I ePazue ‘na pract ®@ game at . —_— ait and noe °. 1 ble n ta ri ; ~ein train Rg ior his match July ?. rf Daas ' i awe rints with Georges Carpentier. 3 | vesterda, Ss ft FE, : figured a’ val : z+ oo WER] . ae i anneeneniseliDitbiaisinien weight champion of Europe. He will ‘ will be g Rogers Hornsby had a narrow es- ; * @ ‘ai tape from injury in the eighth in- fourname: - ws Pitehers Have 568 Marks. ning when Gelason’s terrific liner There are five pitchers who have + act ema his right thumb. Time = rmaatapennd AO aa a rest Sean S : mn the 3 =a ws t ut Hut , 7 . r : — > . ' . . . acces i aa) ; appeared in the series. who own .500 as taxen out. but Hornsby went charged with ni: m1 ad tesa ae Seated . Siena France Defeats lrel ve accompanied by Teddy Hayes, ! . ine m football game today. 29 to 19. -hamploaship. . &

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. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1921. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH p>> |e "im: ur Governor’s the Guy Who Will Put the Hyde in Horsehide, on Opening: -Day a of 3 Cities — Hoppe Ends Tour; Billy Evans Expects Yankees to -Ross Will Enter Scullins Play in Municipal Soccer Jom Gibbond and: Greb> Two Rea Benefit Contest fom Gibbonsan ew Jersey to J Willing to P lay Make Strong Bid for A. L. Flag Formidable Pair Champions Held itle Fight fae pions Heid to jo After D t! t Title Fight | Horemans in Fall sig ; ae In Kentucky Derby “Perk Go tc tah Reta” Draw by All-Stars ty 2 r men 5: ite | — Fund. | : ° Atlantic City and _ Tournament or Match Conditions , Former, From Being Known Merely as Mentioned in Demp. | Must, However, Conform to Clubs—Believes Connie Mack Will Get Out « ee ee ee See Penalty Kick by Cronins Gives —leonardo II to Head ah apes «og pops 6 vat Keen Kutters Only Score « poewe ee ed gs Te —re E> n adnan dn eet, a ae iin. canine eo ee Major League Umpire Analyzes Pennant Prospects arious Become a Dangerous Knockout Factor tn : : Ch ion’s Pl Cellar This Season for today at High School Field. Grand : “ace. Seah £ tur TV ekowe ntier Announcement. _— 2 oa ’ od Simms Stable Entry. pd :| Rahgintad mnediilian”: “Pave dacs at Memphis weight Cates Sr ee Pe ee ib, champions of 9 BE HELD JULY 2 BELGIAN NOT IN LINE By Billy Evans. LOUISVILLE, K; April 9 Municipal League en ey a3 snag MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 9.— By Robert Edgren. - ° . — \ eg acos AT ] i¢ Pa : ' . - American Le o's o Leonardo Il. who will be one of ;' :, Ui SPUPpH) A) re oe eo si lia ee ‘ ague's Premier Umpire. referge the contest “ mutters a J ACK DEMPSEY hasn't any more giants to fight. but two orf three — Young Jake Schaef Reall ' ILL Cleveland be ab} A eg Pies 8 f the choices in the Kentucky Derby; rehet fae : a teeth nl Jersey Laws a De. Y alee y De i and be abie to repeat in the American League a Ee Hos . 1} eh Tate Brady's Sculline opponente _ Champions of St. Louis, were held to smaller men are camping on his trai! Dempsey has shown tha Lamong ; cib on omme.,. all ree : pret woth De eT ‘ ' . ; Cannot Be Given serves First Crack at Balk- o 1 tie here this afternoon by a can’t very well ba: What are the chances of the New Yor "ank sennant” . SOCK SANE 0S en Fae peanee - . - oy the Robin Dry Docks for the soccer *.’ a a ae ee heavyweight speed counts more than bulk, so he line Cue Hono Are there any dark horses in the Johnson cir vit liable to upset jae from the E. W. Simms stable. which champior shi; b? the Te Posy, Sates elub as stars The performan } . , , ue : , Kat the Contes . ' ‘ . _ +9 ean EB —S eee , : c ne ground of numanity, as some of the old time cham t. rs dope of the experts” « : win ered at Hiot Springs, wil] will oppose Jack Quinn & Brow YT) Shoe of The > ’ Koutte rs aga) «a? % pie k ec! smaller men nm tl gr 4 a Co. team, champions of the Olympia: lub and a slow field. which the League. at 3. o'tlock iil Kavanaugh M ‘er ) rs , — fled ., . | "ilka > 3 ' . “ue. 2 i li ay mn } em wel accustom al ft was “ « eorges Cal entier on That Wilke Hoppe. balkline bil- ball fans the country over. The teams: on the mark waiting r th to dispatches received today, and it will iiied thle caubeat Whe tntvan! a apa yew ea store 0, if Dempsey is to fight %& 2 arp | se MB PemMarkahie weigh a little over 170 pounds stripped, and Vempse)s st fighting welg! : : +? 3 is 183, the weight at which he met the gigantic Willard. Dempsey bean ORK, April 9.—With the Ward champilo: for 16 years, and word. What are the chances @f the clubs” are is 1 avy they impress planned to start the trio as th: ll be of 45 minutes” duration In The rn the j ] ' . ¢) " } ‘ . He ause ; Vv Ss 4 fi ter isi] ane i” could left and right wings Liowever, beau- Morris Fulten and ware paneer Pico 3 “9 pide % ited official announcement stable entry in the big race + ee atent afk tle adbed -eectesn « t the Dempsey-Carpentier a | oremans me Bees He: Despite this array, horsemen here be played : | ane | geeker after the American's title, No matter what club wins the lacked speed During the ‘winter incline to the belief that the stable , : Manager Huggins has attempted by of Commander J. K. L. Ross with over to the [Irish relief. Moving pic- tiful backfield interference and the hit. . eit Ht championship bout The gate receipts will be turned . il} clash next fall is a matter de- American Le: . —— 211 ught in the S . will tle) i #ague pennant in 21 . fp | : pve ane SS ae pendent on two considerations, ac-!ths oppositi ill b iff th trades to remedy the lack of speed Star Voter and Oriole, will have a tures will be taken of the contests. best goal-tending ever witnessed = in Carpentier is remarkably fast—perhaps faster even than Dempsaep-- e » e Fx admit- | luturity with 127 pounds up, Is said geyin aree’ ae _ = v - as Bi BNO 3 the probable place of the yesterda, lHioppe's x months at present a stronger front es ellie 1 f the Yankees it must be admi | ‘ wih. Pp i Scullin Steel © Sho were made into the all.etas @oatte’s (tine of about his weight who-are anxious to fight Jaek,. and 4 ee 7m ted Huggins has a powerful! club un- te be showing excellent work 06\ ©@& 4 Sheahan alkenfor : Mt on “al tal | . it fast track, while Oriole can hold his Oberle hands in the first half and two'who wouldn't dodge a meeting with Carpentier at any time. FO sa stm nC th training plans of the nual tour ‘ iosed ky MIiAY night in igh 4 ft) las 4 } e Bi 7 i : ) ’ 4 a wit + ‘ ree _ : . Springfie qd, iil 7. 1S pe der his direction 5 7 Fed | I : . ss . Wicked short hounded awainst thie Tom Gibbons anc Marrv CGreb are been dangerous to match the great pions did. These and hundreds of other questions ; being discussed b: shipped here Monday, according ¢ July : Carpentier wi Keen Kutters passed } ardly fashion. working the ball _ eval posts after chanipionships. Poth om mpted to save better right now. The plaving of the all-stars was | looked Tom over a lca til A I A ty A cre - a een i ieee = —— there has been nothing of. a i ee se ne lata a + A A eR AE A OCI ny LO TO TT TTI, ee ” ee , 7 ~ » eR ee ee pty i ~~ se . . ~ - ie eee So Re ee em me AE lO EO a, AOR ee SAITO. Rens : oe wo E> ems ee oe ag aes ; age under 406 The « mein has heer Ow With any ¢ the mn chee 1 to obtain a definite state- According to Benjamin the > weakened throuch tr ve 4 Club of Many Stars. th any of args hes — 0 v* eamateons oare yom , m Promoter Tex Rickard wave in which the rivals car at _— Hed Througn trades since ther going is muddy Hanion have been --enchman against Greb: bit wt lease! of t} , cKarqT as nes ae a follow "a & , 8 it looks as if Boston was doomed ae . we Nas @ BFVea cf riole was probably th eT ghi- ireb would have given him S&efigb? le contest were w a ei are @ VIIOWS . , ; = , ‘ which old broken-dow wi with id Oo finish farther down in the second hin 192 rT b does wi | nudde among the 2-vear- the gan farted, whet th ing the last two vears Several vear- ante ge ken-down dee viens divisior Manager D * may have 14 ae tau ; lle f ts ‘ . ~ ’ , talkin ; Miike Gib- : : . j Sian ! iff. } ' a 6 . ¢ ;, ; ld is Pa ‘ air) revele ard I ra) ; Was ltalKi! with Mik ri) , to Newark, Atlantic City which the leading players of this ’ ; ra sect pean | ie cap of Hur Mee ' Si eal le he 7 * : Ss Greb is a hard hitter We Jen ° cee ds is troubles keeping of the cellar in nlike the Cleve id club. the 1 @ heavy track and on such fpoting kicked from the penalty line bons, who was training just then to; out G inboat Smith in two foun could meet the best voungsters Savage i' Lf the goal bar if fight Packe\ MeFarland while ago. He et me thar ae Wi his announcement He In a match which Hoppe will ..4 has proven his worth as edt ; , ad £ laim a h : ri 2 b ; *T? Aid (7? ii ; | a’ . GOUtLSltAaAnaI!I 4 aT: rs prea? ‘¥ a | ’ ‘ rT? ‘ste ‘ ‘ , , 9 . ? . . . eceive yrs » at sent to lay next fall, some ars. | munent among ts on . ad rece : ad iA . orable (i «= con p e ] me er. but Hugh must cemonstrate that them belr z the x! eat Ruth ‘ Dn this OT la ST \ ’ar a’ Louis‘ ille he had Referens — Kavana ugh ’ : ht UURT wher t ‘ Sra rs ZOoA il@ al- eT tna Yr) I e\ er was said Mike lie’s sca Kout 8, ored ; against hin war his first trial over a muddv course utes - | anded by Joe Chip eight yeass ago . + . ati 4 , when Greb wv ju r) Dat Ml ona ne a ne as em where in 1921 ers of various temperament [Ig and led for the greater part of the and didn't 1 Gred was Just beginaingda 7 . : rT itior ’s . . ad od sso LIS A ast 1). Ore he would be in a pO- Benjamin explained his position ‘Se Nae Weak: ales’ wa race. but was beaten at even lecidedly better im the second half, agree with Mike,. ascribing his en- | he had a little more exper! qn e, ‘ is .i1i©¢ . ; . "iu 7 = . 4 . : . b ! minds one of the old Boston Red Sox when Stafford of the all-stars got, thusiasm to brotherly affection. But first fight with Chip was ‘on! y ps ® will devote the coming e Red! Sox were doing things the tieing goal through on a crose Tom has begun to make Mike's third or fourth fight In a rift ‘ nt) - Lqwiti trail AU y ee “ . . . ¢ | ; ihere were any number of stars o , wa rs | announce hi« felection a! ~ourne\ and SO aA Special rourna- concerned aT that i« the Aathie ae aa. : “ - = en mudd. track and ea . . a \ : 4 : ‘ ‘emsatcat ; , . ’ ry ’ 4 ‘ —) -_ ‘ . oh ' ' : - aaa . ads _- ‘ . Ho pe would net consent ~~” the =. . " _ . = . ad P ire "3 7 is a aii n ree ae her ‘By / ' iJ : aa gare ’ . . . P . thrantans has had Ho fights and hasnt lost nr ws . : w hile ne has expe i Ty. = - ai bd a | i threa ened ee Levinsky. Bre nrnan (15-rou @acls a Belgian « entry. ir the | nited States forts ta build uD a ) Pe peatir 4 Brigadier the un- de 1810!) lle has fought heavy ion}. Lob hiover, Jack Dovle win’ J er: h which to base the report event for the reason that the tour- think Connie is wT. + art o7 . in earn eneral and : Pas 9 ’ _ the Welghts: Miske three times and! Smith, as well as innumerabje men to be the general opinion ney is national, and not open: fur- the road to somewhere in 1921 a , ae a | '“~ peaten over a fs ck at Saratoga els — art of the all-stare thw , the Harry Greb three times, winning the of less fame. He fought Brendan tree hose who have followed the thermore, Hoppe has won two legs on iam Ge nucle of a great club He e Hl n ut in h next start nddvi foo Fr. j ee man ha} of the © adi om ’ iret fight when Greb was a novice. times, and they were all tought Bizhits _ . : tule se ja 4 ' a —- a T 4 ; ' : ye | _ — ; : ; , 4 ; : n ' I ; ied igi cis ood a — ae pa aes This was seve cj : ' - , - 9. ; a ia , ‘ P : ' SAND LO BASEBALL o x Tor has Wor) three f hie ‘a at man he has met, an POMt By CO 4 r the ultimate choice. This third leg and permanent possession: clubs in the league can boast of a age! rgzil ip har | shail a scien J aseusaied 5 tiaihe N RECORD me ene ee four ‘fight ith xs | : \"e fight Brennan gave Dempsey a6.an , Sian: rsriu ‘ , niony —— a —vv ’ — ; 1. - ho our 1 1s Wi eT ‘kours St ’ ' upon Fiickard’'s repeated as«- next fal! He will, therefore, object yerre, one Hie has a wonderful! spirit t ; , ae f speed BOARD GOES O Se lat St. Louis hi sent the ' ee . rab argument that he has a chance,.with i ) ans Dil } ‘ h . — quie re kno KoutsS at that. fighting Dempsey himeelf at he desired to stage the if Horemans’ name is mentioned as earch erki ir u a % , Victory for Lae« rdo Il fast agg ation of soccerists |} eM LION atcher in Perkins in Joe Dugan nust be rewarded as dangero AORATGY xX , rs s©} aws mond a aa = r “ ' B campers memripaeal SO ch har war en , a ae : and « Inning much in the Dem pse b' Incidentaliv Gireb trained, with e : ? . - 5 . } a > _* _ : —_ ‘ , ‘ ifne > as near to New York City an entrant in this even .e has a brilliant third baseman. In gins h retty good ball club. and The Hopeful stakes were run on ‘CELAND. | ‘he Na- ! ,: ' witnessed in ac-!rianner. He fought Tony Melchoir QD , “h afr le. owing to the large pop- All the Stars Entered. Jimmy Dykes he has a second sack he task th: mfronts hi ist vil he ing day of the Sara at —. aes rh pote MPAs. ANd the indiveus and knocked him out in 25 seconde. , ‘ Cedar oi, When Be _ vas + ab: ym which to drow ‘ ag aa will hold his own with an: Tigre e . tional Baseball FeMerati. 0 ork of Cady. Lange. Hitchcock and | “2 at Cedar Point. when Dempsey fougp' Between Ne _ nthe But we think a tournament in ©” Who will hold his ¢ wif ee | ne ane ugha Ww raine ne ni nit ard of san t baseball, to- Weber featured today’s contest ony was so well satisfied that he Miske. He believes that he can hdd - Wa and Jer- whi b S, haefs r Cos hra Hore- and need bow oni 7 ecddie ‘ seeeee. ni ’ ’ he P i ; : ‘ ' Done ' ,; ' , . riek ins . . : : pet ! . kK é sient . retired from boxing Incidentally his own with Dempsey any time afc a re choles fe mans, Morningstar Suttor ani port and first base are the biggest are all formidab! " v1 - | ay track by post time. Q@viole ~ - |. : : pristine num epee car 80¢S Tony was no slouch as a fighter, be- Perhaps outpoint him RID HIN me or travel conditions. but - " és . od : 2 th } : problems for Connie This « hap Gal- a ; r m _- wee = 2 . v 1 ’ Se) as +) Oy imi Zz: Ail NIer phis namipior y ing f rmerhy the pride of lin mi Besides hungeéering for a chance at . - 0 ore wc 1 - o rTre- ” 4 “oJ ° Ty ’ | ‘ Ji 7 4 ora;Yrt ‘) “ 7 = " . . aad _ , *¥ ’ ts ae J ; . haa A. + : . cr to Atlantic ' ity and the ge re “a : on de lowa\ has great possibi ives if he rhe mY ’ : ernnar rr) = , : : bas y ae vii ' : at aes 7 , Dime'’se etabla— and Timmy Dime has the heavyweight title, (sreb, whe ila. uve F "3G $ ~ * ST 7 eu . M esse ‘ > s€ a —52 « ae it ‘ t rr | i “Hh ! : , ? ; : : et) 13] io 4 — accommodations may be Sentaliy 0 the wWwori Ss Sree ves ‘ inde himself. and last .ear h is ni i ; ; , ; 2 , alls 9 ss ; i : a i ait / “4 reputation for picking good ones a f at share of pUuUgnac sty. LOTR Lon ‘ et over the Fourth of July eee = FOF one would be reatest fault was lack of confidence Lit dn’t b — , pa ea a , . OO ee te ee ee chance to Knock oUt Jonane guee | , : , willing to put up a purse of $106 900 4 : sow it ane i } rprie®in the; that i as . -— oo. - , ich hook ' ame ) ry ' ein! Tribute to Reich and become middleweight title holder wed _— againgt the if allowed to handle such an \ if in his ability. Connie will n r » Washi Oy 2 .f 4 jet + . . ‘ — ‘ hein La ! he inel Fi oh . liie manager. tieorgwe Engle. Thinks ” t it ue = ey . ; : sa ‘ : s* . . . Poe | 2a ) if? mt : , _ Eevore - J dla pon piavyine Humpert t baci Bishop ribi Al Reich in Wilson would be “duck sonp* “fu: make trouble Griffin a irst Ai Of tn AiCulatwor . , , ' b] : é 3 mn ‘ (ribbons knocked out iy} y ay ) +) " er} \s- . ‘ ° mai.t ie . i"; . ‘ i >| ) i if . Ti . su! thie desire to locate the in my own wa! r, if the rur a Rt ge Pp atic «do | , ona —_— PU gn ny weet arr + » _——=—* — = "if e 7 at ‘ f rherm T) - l ry ‘ . ’ ‘ 7 **) ; . ’ ‘2° ’ : : ; " ne . dies , ge - . : , : > i field with the best o m ive ¢o wned by jud”’ | : ae ws , Lv minutes, 43 seconds ‘ , ae on 8 : age? [jl post $5000 as a forfett fs: to a large center of pop- wicke-Balke people wil! put up a aa eiiiimeaite te » the Americ: all heen a : | la aa ty rr we of nig | | ae ; My in : me a ear i aaa l never saw a finer athiete in. Greb to make 160 pounds-at & o’abet) > +m. Sadi R : fimilar amount Hioppe will enter - , , ar’ qd ich caused the ultimate . vt leagur ‘ttandard ly Sty ie all eclul — opiniol lil] get somewviers im feortifi on that side of the di Gd ‘ae ee! ' } “al ! t ' irae atk r feet tall and weigh 175 unds = OT . as | AVS ee Ty) i] 1 Ti _ : ainsi . . . ré eae IO ° > + ver. develops several inter- ppe aS aiways n Willing to 19: °*) and that “somewhere won't Sho Po) th ositior ha Si arforma nde : o, mb aie . m ° I } a fight. but be fights at frohT 142 : , | 48st a ilttle more than Carpentier— 1623 pounds, so 166 in the aftertidon . ; te piayvy thaa, but as champion he wants oike ile cia trou) , i ) nts whi h are alreads Diets = fae conditions He pre- be last poe € er = ia rove troum haope | alway) 1] piimi | aa Winters vs. Belleville. MERRIMAN BEATS WHITE and Reich was three or four inchés wwuld be an easy weight for him. ! discussion among boxing Cleveland has an excelent chance , —_ poy — fe 5 —— game eg gecenneety Pete: Winters a we 9 UP AND 8 IN FINAL OF aller and weighed 219. wouldn't put up any $4°00 if it waen | : : fers a short match of 1000 points : ; | nder the New Jersev - et 7 ; Vlerrim: of the ners i] ind back as wide as a door! Hi ) 7 | pn Ae ) e 4 : ' heavvweight classes Tnlees Willar. “ 4 Ad Have to Score “Kayo. match would fall flat if either player 4. pnarmonious ball clubs i: Cob! i tl I (ONGC! we val , : | WRTRUry WOe ee sarddion K ‘ ‘ : > Ti sii t) ’ J i sie 4 > rors. {j . } . ; ‘ 5 " } ne " ; . * i J . } j ‘ *] 2e . ’ | ° 2 | ; " é : 0K OF ri? ’ } ' LT " v7, . ; ‘4 . ; Uently, the only way in took a big early lead. Billiard fans , ; ired ith the succe ; maps ori: vhs ) . he On et i, } 1} hurl ag: ' ler amateur alf chan onship > to ’ - _ > any men } 1s given a return match with Dens red With tne success tf . mee OU ) pac LM ait ; ail — J sag the world I knocked him down sey the champion could hard) eG ewe a eget: om ~ Sean © ee yeaa sey gt ot lies oe i oe tags ama ~ ee ~ ee NR et MI A et me eg Soe leetiage — a a : " a - = tm ountry could vP ‘ “ . as , ‘ : rT) j J aS j 4 ' ‘ ; Le ati , ‘ ij ' 4 j « . ‘ @iitlhi : ‘ : *r? r) tor . 4 or the champion to lose his might come a long way because & | Better vet. it w: n an overcs manager ‘ ' vpe and . O ney ©7 rook 32 and lid not win NOt ry than my right, because I'n Joann; Wiison a tough argumest |} ; foul. No matter how much definite result would be QuicKly | Gent aggregation r Speaker isnt ten emt that i be a big suc- (turf world when they reacheg the Otto Stein is Winner. right-handed. but I have a either ct ote ld a f-% . : A , " : ; tto e ea . sith naten ould draw ow r might batter Dempsey rea had ; the type of a leader who Wil i€' ra tallur ing : lined . Ore } h ; ae : oe act ‘ian : 80 much that my left is big barrels of gate money - or uring the entire 12 rounds, “As far Flop. i” YN if pest ‘ lub develop ove re nfids« nee th 34 . this ; } ° an suc- ’ ' (pa) ong ’ ae . ; | ’ © =I Wotki ; ai R ub bia 2 iz x } tT} Wri i : 7 - " and stronger than mv right f ‘iia - wer were on his feet at the chance in a short event. it ean - ' f he fails as a manager, it liv a col f high 7 n eleven (eee et % es thane kab ane | ee Oe a ee Ce monte, | ROW, Ge © tmamk I hit hasder wie e 36 minutes of act 1 box known {n all sporting affairs that the Depends on I itching. aig ? he. ' 7 . t dl , , 5% _, hight with nry Rose, . he ‘tt a four t “hite’« ve te or ee saraer with Spencer Leads Shooters. ; bg c Ua 0 = =) an _ he ' Tne rT 4 an , . Will be iis mrst lai ure Ln ase Aid, v4 i 17% L.A = ‘Thi. 7 . . “ ‘> ‘ 4 7 4 "T \ T) fi Pe. , . ‘ . ' } : : ¢ ’ this . 26 : suld still l > | veteran and the regula = § one In a measure ( jevyveianu 8 chan es “te st mages ciel A ‘ " ; - j aided —— ' ' | }} ‘ a aris au T — li . rhe e iampion from who le snfecuarded by the pr: tracted for at al! other things pertaining to ~. ’ bat : nd sat Ulin nex Knocked out Pau The following scores were thade b I ring standpoint. contest, whereas ‘the novice is the! will hinge on its pitching, but @nY ine national pasiime. he has been Sampson in New York Sampson fhe members of the St. Louis Potice New Jersey Legislature has ene who has the opportunity in the’! eiyb to win must get he pitching successfu! It will only once Som of hi t ras New Vork Polo Team Wins. was a tough bird tie never had fevolver Club last week and cannot be reconvened ehort dash. Sprint races produce, jin, Bagby: won 31 games last year.’ mean much to the American League run : older ho a CLEVELAND Apr ry ae =i casos and in Ae & "been flattened before. and he had 20-yard range Ww liam H Movtooim d mm call by the State exce- neh oe cnet ect a races, 4 remarkable performance. It would if Cobb goes big. because it will give wh®n as oncedl weign' Yor) lu® water pole | Sey ae Se ae oh a a fought a lot of good men He William J.P. Rich $2. Albe ee s ee" . : io ¢ > "vv 7 5 | ext; ‘ ‘ . . . 4 ‘ “~ ¢ « .* ‘a ' . 4 , i - , : ‘ “9 ——" } 4 (Ty) , | ae’ fey? rr? “ » Le % ; > - " ehanges in. the regulations which are run from § ates be asking a great deal of Jim to WIN the organization two sutstanding beat a fa: wees OS ws ay tean lete: q rhe e aT) , ee ahaa toni anproas 1g! Jack Johnson 20 rounds in St, Andrew McBean 80, & . While Rickard refusea to Reecived 842 for Title Match. (30 games Q° liowever, he stars like Speaker and-Cobb as great e¢rs when } letea i japieau re lo # re satya 5 a et cea a7 Mexico Hie fought Greb Tunney 8%, Jor M R. Moore. 78. How ard Als \ comparison of the fight- =e “ue plas a matcn Hioppe will in- should | iT) S ’ a and H pit her ria nagers . ‘ } *} ] } 1 finish j hHonne Ul . ~ . ? Be. il ] ‘ ‘ i - 7 i 1 P , ny ) eh . a1 and eq? ners of like P las«. tle wor ked yp 4" *e oh - read ; ) pin im : o , . . ‘ roe i rT : rue “ arles ® of th P - . © "one = qe We + y " | y 7 ta) _ } 2 ef - “| sh ~*? . P a4 ; ‘ ‘ > = ° , " e two pugilists he sist that a reai t ; oe"), who takes wn - ictories 18 step- seventh in : : gaye base Mueller 76. Sam G. Dorman 74-4 4 id not think the inability to be put up for the simpie reason tha ping some T Nake u r the dif- Lee Fohl lil get ie | t ere rounds meet cots " am *> | ; 4 ate ' ‘T } mm? Ty’ } i ‘ a , ‘ : ee 18 O _¥ . § mta ’ +) ‘{ “{ ’ j ‘ . r parti eT " hi h is reé arly . ¥ " 7 ra ns : : a ‘3 Bhp big “ : . , . 4 . is : cr Oc ‘nin eleekile “ oT) '4 Far) eS s. “” 7 47) i} i? rié ; } ; c et “a é — , nr . , ‘ : . t; " n ; : ' -~ ; ’ Ty is wate! “The manufacturing company that vear “Covie can be expected 1 19 wneerta osition ‘oOh] not | Ua! Hert ' Pease . pe yh S . . —_ ae. eer + ali . ao ae. eamvsen . in Oo ) rr i- de. 28 shots > si for Seat« has heen exploiting billiards wants a > ua * hy « SPAR: ] her 2\1se } ° 4 lat . : , . : n i —-_ oth ! gis I So ’ rs Ol Paddock, ’ Simmons, ul . Ae" br . ~d tid ; ‘ : , ; >. r nocked Py it rvs : tt " ards oe highes: y champion to play for practically 38 1 , nce L h, M ale and Oth- ee ana ica ik ae 9 te | more p: ) apg ed Sati ag Mage A 2 ) for each team to count. J one for seats have bee. nothing. It puts up no sum of con-!| great p! cher. oesch, WVlasseng epsilon agentes SoS ge ree mae “e . , f aes ouis Police and Revolver Crib pretest gy thn mnolr tight som 1 the first match and the Beflevitie : . : tle ; lets the Valter Maiis is tne Gu ion Pos harmon) | hail lub, an — - ——— repre ’ | ° rie ylaved it \e Ne ' ing for some weeks with- Sequence for any title. bi Wate na nntiete tot | ) 2¢ je the hie hotel lobbies here— if the othe: |- ers in 100-Yard Race. antum “iene 4 ; ;+ struck only Meichoir wae to th ib] it ‘ the player take all the risk At the same in the Cleveland ] il sta a ind 7% ‘ - Dd! D " ; oa aa re. : : : | ~ ir a lai thet ther are comtad exe: e ose e = e or i : » - . . » ar @ YY) - . ir “levels s : ‘ . : . o = " it i> ij A P| a ' PG a Fl i ** ‘ ri ; Pl . ‘ ; Ti if iioor ’ ' Pe Dp time it fosters gambling by dema d Mails won seven games for and asm 10 Sa ews , * + mrch extra n 7% iz ° 1% Hie knocl eS hetr down with ae ich Rickard attributed to in at ae vr lay for side ; IE, any ae : a : "epibone 4 that the erandidates Pp ay after joining the club ‘ate in AY igus h ¢ ( hicagzo Arm? rie ans one « . } PHI ADE] PHTA ane! : on , | 4 , : : . . , isd hua J - ; led : - bia ) siti ts KS 4 in eee oo 1920. He just about saved the ba- greatest clubs in history as {t lined he poo! teed: cone ates @ etragetelter |S a re sh, and, stepping aside to le { DUTY , ani & rill stage a #trugge-©€ ti” | ° first really international “THloremans really has no Gendt’ og fee for me In @iane Mails has de 7Y) - ; , af e ’ . In I ' %)} a ee i i i i COURT TENNIS TITI E lipped hyo FY on the «} ry ve -? Navy Wins at Lacrosse. " 7 ‘+ , a 7 . : - OT) o i aia ' ’ i Bee : en ; . r lar nor r mvered. BSED ESE athletic supremacy at tne t niversit a Wi left hook that finished the ANNAPOLIS ‘Sa 4 . , hee ek 4@e tei he na ae I : : : o . , ' Pr - A tt Std \ 7 d The we self of the stain afr havi! g& n (>7, ira ¢ — 7. l* ‘ . Ls } , . 6 4 ah A ry) ; ay ‘ »*] | {) . os Freire) , " Ped a rs ; “Ml | = ; , - . " oO? 5 . " ’ * "7 “ ve , , , 7, , = . ‘qe Lpmen cnry p ’ ta rr f : be te \ Se ,aefer and i hran by h “ ise he has pienty oO ne r j j ( ; igi a a4 i i ~ ~ , a 2 ‘ uJ al ow R _ ale : . 3 unusual angle lies in the pela Seats for several years been sional lapse in his « ontro) - ike ~ stab) *h starte: . Be oH | ota ; chee i Sampson the same wa lassed Cornell at lacrosse tedayw. 1h Oo | - rs - nonai ia - ast aac .- Pt ; . ‘ Yr) eix ’ | 7 i . ‘ ] ¢' a> ‘ey 4 Tié 4 "FU "7 , 7 . » | ‘o¢ : ° . . : the two boxers are easy for Hi ppe We has oe reasona- cA . — _ . . ‘ ae = ’ . ’ . ‘na k . of . c. . : \ @: alt Saratog ; ant j ie. Be yird is : > ; : ; . ae Bee . aaa t Wa «t e'iT- ; Z The fe? arane fa led toy count ° — | : ees. 5 ) ~Boaty . it. gE ' 6 verte ) : pr npsor 8 : ed to until the closing minutes on a percentage basis. in ble right to concede Schaefer a bet-| ee from er ight seni han fifth and? . 0 Blowing Bubbles sd the flat sums which it has ter challenging position than Hore- eg seat itching oe ogg a . situation: hi ‘ rm leaks , . . i ea kh -- . owe : ' 2 t ‘ ;, ‘ Px ' , : over the | 7 ota » Cloud is 1 me of a colt bY dock of Califor vmpic sprint Ter d Ri : to find it hard ards custom to pay in the Mans, because of his victor) : : fter ) he ager Sata lh | ; Se id 3 g ) | himself out 1, ar | » that has. —_ oe —, Dempsey and Carpentier Belgian , a ied hin / had } - . and tinanames oo, _ \ minor ‘rack nts d i hame Qi champi« ‘ill entel : : Jack Brennan h a ae BASEBALL 60 per cent of the gate re- “Hoppe. r) fact is greater than con TO) Vb i ; a * - ° , pet ;, : ; ’ ¢ ’ . »* -£ a. . of - od ‘ , n , ve "hil ore ' ra verag- hould prove a consisteé' — jeamue as Baviot Lae , COM Pe wts : To Dm 1 rnat mt ¢« me PAT “ M , = — ae ' —_— : y co that ever, While Horemans was A eh ip | . oa a | ' ‘ Peso ee tob ! rd , TT ’ is agen ayn the ing 8" in defeatin Cochran in their Neveland and if he lé Ane ANG ‘ TR ’ oe an “ar ae rt? rT) ii \ : ] ' ’ > i T! : : . puld not have assented toa — again. next year, and the chalienges LOS ANGELES. ©a te - Pat aan esocation. through Proved a sensation as 3 of Pennsylvania Sta ; / | mi ' nd we |known asa great fighter Patent Pending. n , be deter- ¢, Olympic ‘sprint e Westert cA ' isn h ion. The West | he tra . ent ahead and & percentage basis, eve and matches will have to be Charlies W. Paddock, “iympirc * 7 ry > Semi , , has won two races ani : ti ast Champion ae ag aa oso inten taeeiiaieal arried » nent tough. rugged fellow Inventor wishes to selp tent i with the general mined during the summer. 80 that oa cnamdsen, whe recently at Berkeley retary % larless, tonight se a ; naomi Pe lin of Wisconsin, Gallagher of a | var 4 Ge wr rdof about 300 fights i: : ane eG FP Seal Reon : . . " _ % on SOT) bak req i; Vict } Lt) nd eunt : ani roug P . : ‘ ; j . net the size of the purse, : can get clear of tournaments an = ' ¢\ ehed +) o 9% ~ ard dash r) : ; te es > « sc «i ; ; a A te in . 29 4. sae ug cr ¥ ia : i , 7 ratte a on Sad : : ‘ r) : he yeer ran ,,* P| for parts ~ th a» Mttie esypre) to ; ; shar o Matches in time to start his tour not al.. nies , : , alana of the 1 : llé out i Deach o Notre ; . ; j . 7 merice and when ‘oe. make bi ‘ prof! « yt elt that their e la nf : = . = ic will run in some mer sy oe ; ‘ . ; hat was not at its best . bh 7 favorites for the a rrter-mile hurt — , ryt) ‘ rity i : ' , for- ter than Nov. 1 20 4-9 secone ~ ree a nie « treat cate, ciation urging tha sea ot oe my : oe ,aVo! _ os , . P koa penties ne Oo show wWhar bh Address en t — — & —— April 23, the coach at the Unive ~ en } te to bhecome act ter is likely to start him f nti- and Anderson of Wi: isin, ALOY O , , ld do Gre Sasterm tra meets ar sag * , »} “ ) a yy gall * ; to preditt tha’ ; . ax é . a ee ay beer leted 4. _— easy pang ee ae COMPETE THIS WEEK Fa: amy for ~# entrance 2 bod? it : ; x the hig race ; me A a . . : . was se .ete mri grt or have - or ine wi eice 0 P a . rel last nt th ; , . . P ~ aad ‘ . P ee ai - eae rane — — of the tract The firet Municipal Athletic voy Track meets at Red Lands, (4 og Sat ae epren wid beco i nem. No really large Wage , pn ye The experts also pick the West to u en gngilon is ~ - pation boxing tournament will O° seattle. Wash.. where the Unive eee mrovided that bi F g been reported on the Derby. When win the hop, skip and jump. and be- play uci eae SASEBALL GOODS SALE held at the South Broadway A. ¢ ‘alifornia ig to compete, or the,» . atm aes the big Eas wners arrive a few cause of the entry of Jenne of Wash- pio ) te Start Bast. next ightes. The of Califort Pntare Des to take advantage of the offer he big astern o au i aclined to the Friday and Saturday nig rae relays at Drake University, Des wae at days before the race it fs likely that ington State they are am in ate 2 Attention! Managers and Captains of Teams Wash, April 9—J80% Ge Seve will weigh in and draw S°F) sroines, Ia. may see the Olymp! slashing will be noticeable in same forecast for the pole va tA Roller Skaters —. Catchers’ Gloves, worth $10 and ‘ | heavyweight ch ; PMlrings Thureday. There are 25 — shampion run. If Paddock goes t Kinney Has a Job. a one : i n proad fomp te doubtf alan a in th ence “ tC ; orth a pan “reeset Be Official \atiesal appearing at a / ate in five classes—flywelght. Des Moines he also will enter the | > feed % revalling oad: high fump the F e favored, bu na pecuertin a ge oe Cahataaed pe F tebde cals house this week. will — . peetam, feather. midGic and light = PP. nnss 1 ania ré lay at IP’h lade pD a. ee a j i I . . ” . p —_¢ L . he a slight r ' in €e3 . ; . a | : “ ‘ ee (-leves. wor oe ™ Baseval! shee. Sa “ . - theatrical contract tonigh Weight ; raiter Kin! we state neta al M Bo Harvard. ‘t nnounced } bie iw ap nding , 83.50 to ., April 30 oore to x Lyncn. Harvard : } for 1 —_ | 4 tomorgvow for the East te ' Walter Hieianer and Judges tall » nee ene ’ ] mitcherg as’ ‘ ar , ‘ . - ene ! ; as ? ; : - . . T_euisrtiille slugger Rat. . value 8: ( hew Pre.ectors sr / Bae i f hi tch July 2 ' Tay! harge of the “% : re RE ade ago CHICAG Apr a “I r ' . ae varnt ves nt , ace 1 bh Lt orroe deck “trap. ne for s ma a aylior are im cnare Cubs Reteise Inficider. igned th th hls am Oo: eS es a carnival ty PP age ~ ee * FRASALIS idley ; boy in the tourngs to the leased tonight to the loca enna a a oaent oericans last : re the’ Kentucky Derby. n the epectal events and Miemive wor SO-mare Sues 1A. A. U. tourhament. Association team. “ETTs » Ai.) ene a

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STN 8 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 160 PER CENT MORE cIry CaCl: Than Those in Any Other St. Louis } Newspaper: : ____ APRIL ek : 5 | EEK AP NATIONAL B HALE RESIDENCE IN _ TWOMENOF SAME “Ssece2S655052%s MOVE TO REINSTATE, foes nar ewe UHR WEEK AGREEMENT "Structures are LITLE IMPROVEMENT ster ware cme DESCRIPTION ROB JOHN J, KEELY ON ~=-s2sifaes=-** DENED BY TYPOTHETAE °°" IN WORLD CONDITIONS = : vLauie sesterday en route from Executive Council of National Banco National de Cuba sus Commercial Attaches Abroad ports the sale of about $3eggg Appeal Only to Men More In- ' 3 . Cause. ; terested in k-urope ole? ie i . —— Trembilev-W) i20On Real Est te 2 ’ sees caae eee aw om route from | eevee fA nal | ' a T TW z- 17 ‘ “ UIs ' 27 roda’ nm ro i ‘ , " a ve BOK CES ms = we aie ’ ts : us ‘ey = lis - ; ix yr . pr rt during : . ee ae es Employing Printers !ssues a Re Sas ee 2 Bea Cable Summaries of Fimancial o. gays of April. An on ore 2 PAR WO. ‘ton [ haracterized as ridicu!ou Formal Statement. | ie a eo ES , ; ce » ae ISion Oi ne dl rs Ci : oq “7 sommscalty the i ee . he - ry) h ; ght > ition and Is Told hould become ‘involved in another ji , tions, Amounting to $60 |# vos for Position old to she rintines tnduehry. ‘scesdiiin sugar prices| better conditions to come, accor . ¥ ’ = 2 ' - — = , ° : ” —_ : aa f E. . ° : : Ss, ro - . amt statem issued ~“iav th al ae n LINaNClai crisis In to cabled summaries for i.e mecnti and $35. s ae Appear for Exammmetion. | “The propogition would have only |e recutire Council ofthat body,. in| C¥be..it was formerly fisckl- mpent}sassscaneeeaeaee tasene Of 2% “? | ~. F : i PEE a } ollo’ ,A0T tne ;overnment j 1¢ (‘pmmerce, fro —— ee ae ee ee Associated Press , Than TU. 8S. - | rt} H AV ANA, ba, ril 9%.—Th am Loan of WeSster Groves re. Associated Press SLT LN Ce li lt ty Louis. Thi fornia type bunga. DID NOT GET SQUARE be ents ——. % wv a st ok circies, owes the national Treasury mercial attaches ir foreign coun fiv. me . P ] | : dei i ii riit ie. I?) | . : | m\ i 9 rT) > me , ; . sia .« . >" . a, * " ivé . : a ° Py. os se .- : ‘ : 4a DOu *). 900.900 pesos. tries. ; ns, bath and Screene | aes j obs: ; + " ss = P ‘ ae a » » tigen mY meyv. wunem L « > L j ; ' , : .. j a Tie 77 . iat . a ‘ tae Siw : s . » « " - . . In Europe “45 . ; : , : ; { ' res cen . The lot Le pea tit . . ; | ~ _.. ae —— . ° eto .¢ vn = ‘7 : ’ . . : : 9 . Vas 9 ~~? . ers 4 re 7 4 . . " , . » me = . men and unsa ristac LU ‘ 644" , — * * 5x] ° y 47 . | anew : anal f a8 — \Aonte. eho 7 , pet tiSy No -411 Lee aven . ‘ i ‘ : 4) HOH , a - | . , : settlement with Gern Found. This is the thre Othe: rwpbydye " ey —— eae 7 . . ‘ V - } . : og ous - . . . i}. a ; ; i, ‘i rad ’ | ’ A, : i : . ‘ ' . . . . : \\ ' " ; +. : orn “ , r, . ry re ’ ' re “ . ? " , ‘ = hi h F ‘ ~y o " the reparati ons QGUeSTIO! : rm) TY Ee" 1. 4 rT)! : ; .7 > think that euthor is . ret ng on , s “on ef. , ie | the New York [lnited Typothetae of America in any tified to the Feder State Depa lat prevailed in the cotton textile ca me Biesrap meds ss : : (ane two yvoungz men ol tie am de- sTriptiion robbed two tru arin larch il, 1 : t mt > EX nz The : ion Pig ations .ger ' ar a e — industry has peer ————— . M : ‘ : si ‘ i api ‘ r} : HES : ; . morte = . a a vat ® bd ‘ ry of their money and truci le . . 4 terme trul 1-u] ha ‘ s not be tre it J on tt i DY I Internati Point Con Pony oy amendment - the « 2 ae a i ‘tsor G. H. Nuers-. he d! - x pec ! . : ++. ‘all Ty ed Ti) (na rec iyi _ os ‘ ' , . , rical mn ,rTt ‘ er2g " f New Athens esterda the | the tru ks was recovery d : h: Att r} lt ‘ i i ~*» — ; for : . a ft or it ‘ 7 ‘ ‘ fii a -' > ‘> 4 : rie UW . é ‘ : , - 7 : ¥ as mean Li hings 3 Whi a E - ' ry ; ' o, _ . +) - a ee 3 | p ia intinu ‘, —. : lark : . is ions ; mY \ Lia’ At pear ed to he 2 weil. Let ha’ e Deen notie nz been abandoned apparent yieul died lice | ariment I Liéd p LOR eee ts Beer pape ee _ : a naphtes a ee . —, , = . tuffed pnp kethbook living in Must y ee ; — , é nile olLneme Of ret " Llé tice a ae n isSsuins air ee ne ‘a ; = Th | heard * : the robbers had mwcard ; JUSTE ‘ Health Agent ve is \ residen?t ‘ fF the HYDE RESTORES CITIZENSHI ai ee ; t= temet 4 Pee ; uy att aris informe : » bureau. MnsD "| rox Herman Schuster. ihus | neard @ t nee ten oe bow clice Board that it be can pass QF TWO FORMER CONVICTS trxc the Cased Trpomctae "or ETE URGE which the Governor, PACS. DitGial Attache Cross of Brus- ‘ho waa with Nuernberger, destmagile about Jerusalem Del : ’ ’ : " > ; ‘ ami } . } red ’ T) ~~ i - At 2:09 Pp, m. Georg an ey Ss HOBOKE N..J.. April hi pphi iol 7 Three Prisoners Paroled From Peni- : igorous ana positive actiol , inued mnede re’ lof th ago _Cchustcr found $120 i ———" oa ; 7 - : . 7 — . ‘ . ™ ~ ™ . . .> . . . ; : : ti ii : | iil i | Rida i av« : e 4 : sears old, of 4536 Newb rS ] ' , ' ok T) > tentiary ft Thr Recommendation | ‘ ~~ } tas nd some checks in Medern Trai ionalistie . ~ 7 » 7 . 4 , ry : — ‘ ' . res chauff ur LOT Lie W . ye id : , ' ; : . 2 aid at PRoard of Pa rel T=. ove yk The , hecks bore the t haracteristi: CO ing ©o0.. Was making his last deliv- “* » ) a - a woe aa“ ' , = id - FE cks 7 : ' ! . ni - a ’ | rr) cy . ect ° ; ‘ oo R ‘ 4 . a ‘ (;a rdiner of W me . —_ :) ¢ ‘ . : ry at S745 (“ook avenue w? en two “ : 6 ‘ , . : ’ ; | ER: "TT : a . 4 ,=i 3 , tate ion ; a . 7 ; A hh aad : : 7 oi : | dla wn, blamed ; (or its a Yourlg men, both armed, held n “annie i} aa the ai : the truck with then They made Unsatis. the one impression drive to Spring and Cook ave- ies where they ordered him into cL.nemseives ars ago and pierced through their ¢ the simple and singl ihe back of the machine, drove a ;; eclusion ther unt erda: as ; a oM, ‘ie ” a fe half block farther where they robbed 3 — } | er — mbet ‘ar the } : Ps nd | 4 Me eh ti wend ag ercetdine : he 0 89 ingrollections an made — : ; : . yer : : Tee ) és Ty im of $ : . aged d mad altth o he Poh | Ohio Typographical Conference Has mmercial Attache. Olid, at Pe- fee crop, |] id, ji aa lie at a city on as hill, with him get off te truck. They took tee Mig : tie heen eo : t. Louisa: o citinen- 7 . : a ein age ee ag ea I ‘ , : : , —_ “ee —- ic’ mit wae - : : 41¢ ; wu neve! Pe! a Record Attendance. Por! in 1 : . 2a are 3.312 ‘'o the very edge oO s] the truck east (‘ook avenus © tent Ocgurres in —_ - , a ' rm 4 extored are J: Dwar ) ) ) ve —_ nes: | - _ _— . , ‘ : . i .: - I 4a) ©] té ‘ i t l¢ oe : = ry} : . ie! i. milk driven | Rupert W hite = — . Be 8 * , a DG ; o re nov rigour Athy «aga ' : ; am Sea im "i Rsgape “ee il busi ed es — = 4 . Is , _ . . . lows ’ : . : . ~ ; . ‘ ie - ; . ' . : : i >. . shit iAtii : ' ‘ | 3 aul ; ae r On rFOUIG Si1ppe 3437 Bel avenbe. near 4200 Nort ives To! ' year q tmhat « rl RG i OL e' P ‘ , , , ee nS ae . o re 4. Scenes ce =e is no © wa Market street? and after robbing the last : ar e or i eel eel Sueller. 1 is ore M : ee ie | ih Fie : piaabale ican, tena ‘iliet aac a ee cle pBSer ies YT Carly impreve- at once the plaigest him of $35 mé@de him drive into an jpaq } 1 sick 1a the 1ad | rt " ‘ n | ; a , : dation 7 : ight I form «¢ the Obhic te ptes . ie aS ye ida ) pine e turesque of all the f alley where they Gompelled him to |. i te aa ee : pes fourt mes yhte! EGE nee tee 9 agate oie pagenar s 5 ss in tina bee] Siaenaenialll tn, ) ¢ tnt dk esimminiesieiae " leave them. Tey drove away with =~ = ae ese ee i Oe | ehh : fight > im ple et ata at ' , thes EE " tie oe a a et le . at ces iS GE , , the truck but abandor ed it at (,;o00r«le Tiaiia ]j im ; ital in 3 riou wud “ . : : i , - 4 S 2 . ; é ; . | i Al | i jig eB | aA my PAlii€] ; Attmes We Wa. lost it amid a venue and North Market street. conditic She i uffering from t marie ; , ‘tr as ' ) sar- ERE Ys ) ) a : ae | ) | ) satiate ail L= 4 — ‘ Tir ls = ‘ . p a e a oe . : +. " . " ; as : rn > > a 4 ; : : hdrawn lice to have Bad the (first truck Althoug! Juctant to e¢i' fetail etna Dieta _ , net. : ) ha, most as steep as wal ‘ a ij 80 many mediev? | ; ow in my reading rT) a cannot be hid: and ve that if is exactly the I arked , 77 ° é | I of her life. Mrs. Miller. ee SA it ner iorce , « | tecit ' rT . wo Men Lax loon Keeper ie ea mt} T M k “a meeper and .oiden nan — a ee Keely Protested Innocence. though perhaps it is Cus in lee Box at 3:35 FP. M , ae St as al in ; ane outtiiiassta Twe young men with revolvers aad it ; " ti. " : me Re ‘ : mT : : : : it L'\ ; «) La. SH? ts J ." . ' / * [a . . . 17 ‘ 2 o entered the grocery and saiocon of ; = 2 ' - ; na ‘Tt : : ' . 1p ting ia’ ATT i t ‘ | ry tl : 7 - r)) . " an the wise and the unde I had : milar and sion sacliedh 7 discove $5 o> 89010) cannot void the phr William J. Kupfer of 2500 Howard from this really seem that each street. at 3:35 p. n and held - amou ue UF ive “ae a Pe 8 —7 , Kupfer and a customer, John ul “eer ~ 7" - anki wre this | ¥ | = : Li mhy. 2518 Howard street. The made pony wag iegr on nampaeeah “4 — e ; | pale F a ; 7 sat t rime ave | = y - ta : le with iran : r h and. *" ree see mpen, oe —— Sin , it for himself. “=o | re a Seegipeage a ~ === = | | —— ge Thus, I had heard a ef nie i | / beth lie down while thes cash register of $60 and so ifter which they locked both ind Murphy in the ice box on Darted Mrs Kupfer heard hi Names of Relatives Not Learned. PAY OF CLOTHING WORKERS ee. = = | : IS PUBLICLY ARBITRATED ——Se NS 8 eee i cenisacs ane 7 =? — ie Bil agree that they hav hushand = pounding o: efrig- _ ; Z g z Ikequest of Rochester Manufactur- } - | r rT ; ninute ’ ¢ ‘ : : ; | = ; : = — - . . » a 1 , ty : 7 . ss : , hy « a ttemnted °: ; out ers for 25 Per Cent Wage Cut . — . aan = = - , ‘ effect on the ti reieased the 'Wwo s.OoOpped let remitt } [ 20 — ' *» ww-ue-cecee — 2 : » tne P , . . : ) . : near the ol : o ix Being Discussed. : ron = = ; think ts increased by t Samuel Evans. a salesman - month sever: nth h aid oe — | ' : — : — ; : >. +}, . e iar ’ . ~* . |e g& | é > ton, Til, a negro, was lu and, she lad ‘ al ing — he cnn =) al ~~ which the; ing, ang robbed of $250 near a |! a 5 against hin a OSptita pis rise me ere S : ' > dae Ho , SZ they arose They ar Morgan Street by two negroes a littl Mrs Mille x Ol te" AF ; : : | impressive because iter Boon, he reported to the police. sane today while it is vertically Me Said he had been standing at covld not retur: ) row _—— that , 1} : n ” . ' ; . } ‘ 4 4 . 7 . - , . ‘ . rr ly © most . rr Fighteenth and Market Streets Whe t. hich ive hy acl © x ile ler - owt m ack him for ra _— Fin : r : ’ | / ; rt Jil, and when he started to maké« 4 ~ q , : ihe change one of the men snatched z nis money and ran. When he started an hy od most of whi " pursuit. he said. the second man lay the his Mrs. Miller ga‘ ie : Ive been dons 1 2 ; drew ” revolver ; na hela hy m until ~~ . Dee | “oe ee Ns! : 7 aL ; Tyo is . : a | ‘ . o« rr , ‘ +h, pece: . . : —— . . : : : : | : AU ; . . »% . : ‘ . a ; . | : . . ~~ . : of The ». scTar the first rhiat had Se a ped Locked im for Three year~ . ' oe . - Ly sf , ‘ s ° . — , atin’ ttn « Pee a | Me eard wouk Two Daytime Safe Robberies. today the women ad not Formerly a Private Dete« : gh = See ‘ / often heard uid by : " » . . ; . d ey one«ly fa) im .\ A safe in the office of the Battefeld irto in pTr Marble and Tile "yo 210 Chouteau avemue was broke ‘pre ®*®arivy \ ee - Tris r’ tective Bl I) « > or nd ' P —— a a co ii : : ae 7, " the. . 7 . _ —s . . sol : . : : . , 7 . : erday and 80 cents in stamps taken pe Spel h . nro etired ait. een ESS EE “Ree 7 ’ “oy Roald oniy im tera Another safe in the same neighbor rack ul le aon deat veral vea r ae — - The : Ee a , | ' towers of stone and DB e : industrial cities, the “Help! Robbers! Police!” es a gest a adie Babylo vary, might foreman ; ihe South gained nee to rooms only U 1 meray ng Dia a | 7” ae proadway sheds of the | nited ‘ \- iT vm 8 pone ' break down ins 7 in thes } ; : came } ways (Co. was struck on the head the door rill in aS a probationary patro!- ° . : Fabrionian. It would Big Specials—Good | Through —and almost as swiftly as the frenzied mes- man of the New Worl : new Pharaoh who buj and daze! by A burela: whon he Mi ae FE Spa a 2 5 MOTORCYCLE & ALLIED TRADES ASSOCIATION edi: atment: 4 STILLWATER. Minn. April $— , v ° eel | ve 6 > ied sang: 2 tee ° ° veh the eaty oid unched on PEAS — 10 te Americans as if because Pm is no @ | make a “getaway” i ¥ on milk and canned goods during | But in truth the by. Franks Franks 123/00 Kingshighway Motor & E. Kelloggs. 328 South Compton ave- turned on. sWeet, Fol ever’ to see something el oom. RKellogg said 14,090 cigarettes $11.30 im cash were stolen. ’ ( <— A mmentary on St. Piate Beef —~_ Quality Sheriffs Offfcers, Constables, Inspectors are forests do: villages (ook sShees valued at $590. he re- so a & . . 2 — i | j pad to, Touch ¥ Ry the Associated Presa: . —_ ie 4 Vier President Title (-uaranty Santos Coffee a5 3 s _ made of cardboard. “ream he hit her with what ey! . Sh, ere income from a rei J to be-a flashlight She screamed py - ~ eeetkiee oes Dente of |e —_—______ seesespealineen EGGS 1n2 N. 1°th ° Babe . ie | SERGE er ana ea. 3 eT TS ° Law swoops dow them before th a. oe tuking her Purse Containfnes —* el had « iataceal . Kansa Fe Sirictis fresh doz Hurck Motor & aw S OOPS O Nn on ein ore ev Can hi tL inte the ho » ti 4 . " 7 ; _ re wht wns. 1ome iro: } | Ph. twee wihmen had seit enter Weiners 'b Ib. | ba gpm i confusion of tongues A burelar climbed down the coal locked The only cooking they could as = from the sidewalk into the doe, she said, was over a gas jet or ri ideth ! Rement of the salipon of Charles on the raidiators when the steam was Tables. == 9H ( ling, ==, om the way to Bost¢ through trap moor into the bar- “70 Pure Butier, : Th, 40 Departments, Public Service Corporations, four boxes of candy worth $4 and img away to the he berg. 3828 Thomas Street, burglars interest to every citizen of Flank, Ib. _ . _.93 : / : M % Shor tribs, Ib. : = otor cycle were ali made of wert Tow beat Launched. | By McCune Gill ribs; 2 ~~; the &t. Croix River late teday. It) See Last Page of Real Estate Barty J arty June; sweet, dived not livre in| 4 a a 4%: i 364 feet long and 58 feet ) | vee approximately hes a! Section of This Issue tender; Ne. 2 can re

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SUNDAY. I, 10, 1981. NCE IN WEBSTER - BY WARREN SKINNER filson Company Nego- of Home on East yon Avenuc. mbley-Wilson Real Estate ». of Webster Groves re. le of about $30.000 roperty during the firs April. Among the prop- were the residence of 2°4 Ea® Swon avenue, Skinner of Skinner-Ken. ery Co., who will occupy of this month. has eight rodms. Sleeping porch. It nd «€6is:« lecated in one of st parts of Webste, residence of 8. L. Ben - ‘Selma avenue was sol neh of St. Louis. This California type bunga. oms, bath and screene } e fjoor. The garag.. ne resifience. The lot i« 6. 409-4811 Lee avenue wa he Nodrog Reafty Co. of B. J. Kniest of St. Lowis. y is a new bungalow wood floors throughou. th. pANVY reports good wburban homes. ROAD HELD $120 Well-! Pitled Found. pril, so I don't think that it up and get the lauch one who is watching near Bupervisor G. H. Nuern.- ew Athens yesterday as t appeared to be a well. ketbook lying in the a Herman Schuster. th Nuernberger, declared 1 had passed, and ike chance, : nd leaped frorf Schuster found $120 jy, notes and some checks in book. The checks bore the ©, Gardner of Woodlawn, two has " de. Pocketbook dner was found in New the pocketbook returned. of Brazil is very unsaties- bmImercial Attache Schurz bm Rio De Janeiro. mate for the 1921-22 cor. be said, is placed at 7... . and there are 3,312... now at Rio De Janeiro to Comme@rcial Attache bf Santiago, ~reneral busj- le is dull, and there is no bspect for early improve. ral condition of th» Per. Prnument's finances is un. Commerical Attache Wa- ma, reported. Banks are loans, he said, and e- oreien currency in banks withdrawn. P. » ‘ 2 & (Ae, Bs Oe “hs Tre a Photogray JUDGE MOSES HARTMANN. ) a , ~F POI former judicial Children outgrowth of a against methods of dealing with children. been kept in and jails i with the worst offenders. The natural result they were educated in charged from custody the expert criminals and outlaws who have ed our jails and penitentiaries. The State thus educated innocent children in protest police cells in company was crime and when dis- crowd- had ‘rime crime. Law Protects Children Under 17 | From Prosecution as Criminals, The Juvenile Court was established by act of the Legislature in the year 1993. The principle of the law gov is that no child under 17 considered or erning the Juve- nile Court vears of age shall be that a child under this age shall not be imprisoned or punished as a criminal. The division of cuit Court criminal: convicted, treated like a Juvenile Court is a the Cir- and is presided over by a court, appointed in general term meeting, usu- ally for a period o It has 20 probation illv the court f one vear. 25 per cent are officers, 9 men and women of the « hildren who come hef degenerate families. and physical examination with the A clinic for mental of children is maintained in connection where expert medical opinion is given for The been for- having such the Board ol Juvenile Court has services under direc- department ‘of the » bee CaSe€5 ildsS ‘ hild. ‘ation. and in hundreds of been able aid the unfortunate A feeble-minded or mentally child ( } should not be committed to a reformatory to min- ‘(gle with the other delinquents of different type. ,It would be far better for all concerned if such a ‘ f ,children of that type, (period of time. | crowded /feeble-minded and ‘has been forced to commit such children to insti- institution caring for there for a in an to remain child were placed long wing to the for ourt Unfortunately, o condition of the State institutions mentally defective, the « }tutions where normal boys are kept or otherwise the supervision of proba- demands that such child be under Society place them tion officers. placed in an institution for the feeble-minded or take the home which has . Here the State steps in to assume the responsibil- , itv of retlaiming these children to society. The child at first neglected is later delinquent: begins downward course at a very early age, usu- ally about 8—the schoolroom has no further charm for him—he becomes a truant, he runs away from home, he learns to steal, he seeks boys of like character, and then it is an easy matter He refuses to go to school, his education is so retard- ed that he cannot keep up with the normal boys of the same age, who are progressing; he refuses to attend special schools for those retarded: he roams about the streets aimlessly, gard for the folly of his conduct, or appreciation of his wrongdoing, and is finally arrested and brought before the Court charged with some form of delinquency. It is well here to consider the inner workings itself. The Juvenile Courf is the his of the court (cause and effect mentally defective, no matter how terrifying it may be to parents or other loved ones who are directly concerned. This for the public as well as the child. protection of the How Juvenile Court Tries to Help Children After First Offense defective child can never connect he can never see between the punishment that he received and the offense he committed; and consequently cannot be reformed by the same method that A mentally the relation neiee 1s applied Té ‘the normal boy. /is being taught without re- ) one to the child following arrest” he is con- What is done with After the arrest of a delinquent child, fined temporarily in the house of detention until an information is filed, setting forth the offense committed. While in the house of detention he useful pursuits by three special teachers furnished by the Board of Education. His case is placed upon the court docket in from The Arial is informal in all no witnesses are sworn—the story After examining the two weeks. other respects; is told in narrative form. , srevious record of the offender (if he has one) and tality, the report of his clinical examination as to mMen- etc.. and after finally considering the home Sa . eens conditions of ) understands now 1921. in Reforming Wayward Youth PAPA DPMOSOMOOOOONnwonnwoannsas eae PROOF OF SUCCESS IS DECLINE Env ironment Is the Greatest Prok- ' lem the Law Is Called Upon to | Its Influence, if | sut the Work of Reformation is seIng Greatly Organizations That Co-Operate With the Court and Endeavor to Improve the Surroundings of the Delinquent. the child, the court then passes sentence upon him. Usually a first offender cient firmness to let him know is warned with suffi- that a repetition of his wrongdoing will likely penal institution. So in many eases the child has bid the court a last farewell. But some will and and then the child, after another hear- to report to his pro- officer from day week to week, or to month. In this way the child is now hat he needs attention, and he that of the court has do return. ing, is placed on bation probation, to day, month made to realize t an arm 'reached out to help him to overcome his weak- ‘ness, and to direct his movements. ‘Board of Religious had ¢ interested in were well fitted to become. Judze of that / . two ‘out prominently, guilty of And 680, contending /eonduct of the blame for his de- home found among rela- tives of the child where his environments will be better. If he is old enough to work, suitable employment is found for him, and everything pos- correct the fault. The Juvenile co-operation from the Sisters organizations, associations, the physicians, all societies If home conditions are to linquency, a is usually sible ig done to excellent Big charitable Organizations, public-spirited citizens and child welfare. receives Brothers authorities, Court sig school and various Term in Correctional Institution Follows Violation of a Parole Aided ky Various! bring him into a | ' sensible. Should the child while on probation again com- or violate the conditions of his probation or parole, he is then committed to an institution for correction. Boys between the ages of 8 and 15 are sent to the Industrial School at serve from three months determine mit an offense, Fort Bellefontaine, to to one or two vears, as the Court may facts and circumstances in each particu- lar case. Boys between the of 15 and 17 inclusive are committed to the Missouri Reforma- for Bovs at Boonville, Mo., usually from one as the nature of the case demands. says committed to the Industrial School, after the expiration of their service there, are again placed on probation and renewed effort is made through the probation officers to aid the children itizens. Unfortunately, in some eases he again, due largely to the fact that his home environments have not improved, and with each successive offense his commitment is increased as to time, and as the years of his hildhood go by with continued delinquency, he takes a closer step toward confinement in prison. disposition of the wayward or environment, hes and has from the azes tory to five years, to become useful ¢ comes ultimate heredity to the community is the through credit hecome a public charge. Many cases can be cited along the lines of de- lingquenc’s existed in the Jukes family, but it will suffice to call attention to one or two W ho. eased to be a such as Children of Man Who Deserted Wife in Court Total of 54 Times after serving a sentence in the peniten- his wife and A man, for children, Louis woman had five boys were born; later, manslaughter, deserted who lived in a Missouri town. He and here met and lived with a daughters. Of this union through his immoral! with two of the daughters, chil- born to one daughter and the have all been the various formes of burglary and tiarv came to Bt. who two relations four one to before dren were other These children charged with ludinge drunkenness, Juvenile Court, jelinquency, Incl During a period of 12 years these the Court 54 to time committed to correc- Heredity f{n this case stands and is but one case in many Another case was that of a man who deserted hie wife and This man, after eloping xith another woman, finally committed suicide His sons grew up in idleness and crime, and be- 9 and 10, they were each thievery, destruction of property, in- other forms of delinquency These boys were habitual runaways from home, sleeping in alleys and other exposed places. As they grew older their delinquency became more pronounced and graver offenses.were committed. The mother, although trying very bard to prop- erly educate her children and to direct them in the right path, utterly failed in her efforts, that the criminality shown in the bors was inherited from their father. No doubt poverty and environment had played a part. many #ontinued on Page Fourteen. incorrigibilits have and were from time institutions. children heen before times. tive five sons. ginning at the ages of 5, corrigibility and eases of like character could be PAG ES 1—16 SS ee BRITISH TREASURY jaa i i i a a a PREDICTS GERMAN MARKS WILL > ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee DEPRECIATE INTO SOUVENIRS i i i i a a POO Loe eh N -NUMBEP Or CAF wi Asserts U.S. Greenbacks Were the Only Cur- rency That Ever Reached Original Value After Being Deflated. By JOHN MAYN Representative of the British Treasury ARD KEYNES, at the Peace Conference and Author of “The Economic Consequences of the Peace.” (Special Correspondence HE OBJECT of this article is to deal with a } the foreign exchanges which seems to be extremely future of the exchange value of a popularly .supposed that the of the Post-Dispatch.) LONDON, March 27. opular mistake about common. I[t-is country’s currency chiefly depends upon its intrinsic wealth in the form of natural resources and an industrious population, and that a far-sighted man rightly expects an ultimate recovery in the value of its money if the country looks likely to enjoy in the long run commercial or industrial or agricultural strength. The speculator in Rumanian. lei, keeps up his spirits by thinking of the vast resources of that country) in corn and oil, and finds it hard‘ to believe that Rumanian money can in the long run be worth less Shan’ the money of, say, Switzerland. The speculator in German marks; bases his hopes on the immense in-| dustry and skill of the German peo; ple, which must, he feels, enable her to pull round in the long run. ‘ } } ) Prosperity Versus Currency. Yet this way of thinking is falla- cious. If the conclusion of the argu-' ment was that, in the long run, the Rumanian peasant and the Rumanian proprietor ought to be able to live comfortably, or that an industrial nation like Germany must be able) to survive, the conclusion might be? But the conclusion that’ certain pieces of paper called bank notes, must for these reasons come to be more valuable than they are now is a different kind of conclusion alto- gether, and does not necessarily foi-) France was allies’ not; low from the former. the richest country in the world, excepting England, when in the last decade of the eighteenth century her paper money, the assignats, fell, aft: , er five years’ violent fluctuations, to, be worth nothing at all on the bourses of Lisbon and Hamburg. War, revolution, or a failure of the sources of the national wealth generally begins the depreciation of, a paper currency. But the recovery ( of this money to its former value | need not result when the original calamity has passed away. A recov-| ery can only come about by the delib- erate policy of the Government, and‘ there are generally weighty reasons) against adopting such a policy. In the case of the money of the French the depreciated notes’ swept away, and their, a new currency of gold. I do not remémber any case in history in which a very greatly curency has subsequent: | ly recovered *its former value. Per- the best instance to the con- is that of the American green- after the Civil War, which eventually recovered to their gold, parity: but in their case the maxt- mum degree of the depreciation was | moderate in comparison with recent The various sound cur. existing throughout’ the the vears before the war had not always existed, and had heen established, many of them, upon the debris of earlier irretriev- able debasements. Restoration May Be Disadvan- tage. For it may not be in a country’s in terest to its depreciated money, and a suppression of the old money may be better than its resus. citation. A return even of former prosperity may be quite compatible with a collapse in the value of the former nothing at all. Let me apply some of these consid. to the case of the German mark As I write, there are about 250 marks to the pound: but within the last 12 months the rate has been as high as £60 and as iow as 12°. As the par value of the mark is 20 to the pound, German bank notes are, now worth less than a tenth of their / norma] value. Even without a Bol- shevik government matters can be, much worse than this: for the bank notes of Poland or Austria are worth less than a hundredth of their nomi nal value. But for the purposes of our argument let us take the less ex revolution, were simply place taken by depreciated haps trary backs instances. rencies world in restore currency to erations _ treme case of Germany. Now ft is well known that at the present time there are many causes LS », BoUTCes, at work which are tending to make the value of the mark progressively worse even than it is at present. The expenditure of the Government is about three times its revenue, and the deficit is largely made up by printing additional notes, a process which every one agrees must dimfn- ish the value of the notes: Germany’s commercial exports Ti. e., excluding deliveries under the treaty), although showing some substantial recovery from the worst, are still short of her } absolutely essential imports, and thus >the balance of trade is against her: the economic condition of her neigh- ’ bors, Russia and the fragments of the former Austro-Hungarian empire. which used to be her best customers, make impossible any early revival of trade with them on the pre-war scale; and these very adverse conditions are ) present and operative, in spite of the , fact that as yet Germany is not mak. )} ing’ current payments on account of reparation up to the standard. or any. thing like it, of even the most moder- ate proposals for a settlement of the demands. If and when these demands materialize In payments, the | difficulties of the bud@et and the dif. ficulties of the trade balance are cer tain to be aggravated. But let us put aside these consider- ations for the moment and look a little further ahead. Most of those who look for a recovery of the mark are not thinking of this year, or even, Thev believe that will pull round af ney t. Germany rohahty ultimately -and that when this occurs the mark will recover also. 'Apprecation Causes Higher Prices. Now, though the process of the de- preciation of money (i. e, the rise of prices) is easy though painful, the reverse process of appreciation (1. e., the fall of prices), though difficult, t¢ also painful. The upset to the ero nomic organization of a country caused by falling prices is quite as ) bad, as we have all been finding out as the upset caused by rising Both are bad; but once we have suffered the evils of rising prices, they are not obliterated by following them up with the evils of falling prices. This applies every- where, but in Germany there are two special consideratiops which it is my particular purpose to emphasize in this article. Germany has a national dett which now amounts to 350 milliards of pa per marks, and is likely to amount te a still higher figure before equilib rium has been obtained in her na- tional finances. If the mark were to double in value—far more, if it, were to increase tenfold—the money bur- den of the service,of this debt would remain tie same, hut ite real burden would be proportional to the Increase in the value of the mark. The por- tion of the German revenue (meas ured in goods) which would have to be paid over as interest to the hold. ers of the German national debi would be increased in the same pro portion. That is to say, German re which would otherwise he available, in part at least, for repa- rations, would be diverted to the German propertied classes. The al. lies would hardly allow this. Yee the only alternative. a partial or com. plete repudiation of the German debt, is a preceden: which they might heat tate to encourage. lately, prices Would Help Foreign Speculators. Furthermore, the holders of the German public debt, who are mostly Germans, are the only persone into whose poc kets an a a es =e pe “e not = —— om : » ane = ons se vy = - ~ . o- iene a > cat lt AEE, i LLL A AE A AOS NG CRE nak, aes pe em = a on “ a SS oy ma 4 yeni ow . oes " ew + 2 gre ary ™ 7 w 2 ’ ~ “ . - ~ ate . a ee es « #4 + =e A el A ns elt a i“ LL A ten apes ae tS ly died Gi thape ae oe Stacie “nny -~ ~ ~ am OR ee EET NOT ee 2 a ae nee eta rs et te Ae Ot Oy <<a: © . —e 2 Bw Pty ~ a ee an era ee ee ee - me A ag ee

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ST. LOUIS -APRIL 10, 1921. ee _—--— — TERNATIC | ; ‘lw But only as the soul responds to it. Ordinarii) the ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH INTERNATIONAL REALITIES. se ae team pencil pemae te Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER The comment of the Post-Dispatch with regard to Seah mes Fpl tabiwtate that are ever pro- Dec. 12, 1878. the posit! ni he Versailles | ~ nee ‘o 7h . position of the United States under the \ersa! : on ag 38 ism of life on the ublished by the Pulitzer Publishing Co., treaty, which we have refused to ratify and, in effect, hey the sterility and pauperis Tweifth and Olive Streets. | have repudiated, is emphasized by the statement of Notwithstanding the idealization of literature, sweat POST-DISPATCH CIRCULATION a high British official to our London correspondent. in ues. te Wie Sk a ak ta emer Without @ Marria ‘ of , Average ‘$20: The British official declares that the treaty, having; — ‘ ; : t invite & y Average 361,964) ened by 42 nat! is in operation, not nego bathtub or a duly appreciated creek does no y . L : ; a een signe y 42 nations, is ation, t £o- 4 vk pan - ILY AND SUNDAY AVERAGE, 191,086 = os ; the epic mood. : . ' 4 2% 3 LS ¢ : ambert ‘tiation, and the decisions of the authorities constituted tars: But it ’ . $: ae | - . 3 ; : Mr. Hamsun’s fiction may be tremendous. ut 3 ! r Sf a | ns [= o Conspitu _ m . x -* . ’ " $5 “nited h failed t tity the treaty and.| @ fiction. The Ford and the phonograph are facts. , ) es a... i‘ o States ve f Oo ratify tl! eaty and. ; : = 9 . ge 7 : = | P ~ FORM. — om aie ao P P _ They testify to man’s desire to muffle the call. of : ce nS 4 + “ae. | ‘— & —Bride ZI know that my retirement will not being a party to any of the conferences to pu! enya . - 8 e no difference in its cardinal it into effect. cannot expect the parties to the treaty en ees oe rd sis tischtn Oe Miaiaie Pot yy e - ¥. that ic will always fight ; ) ; A ie aS mai Hamsun made [sak and Inger 0d mac ule si — . "he pe : . @ : . nd reform, never tol to. await this Government's judgment concerning its aad feel | . *~ : | OTABLE in a injustice or corruption, always decisions. As nonmembers of the League we cannot A me TES Se AP SBI a: d : ‘ yesterday even demagogues of all parties, ncv- expect to enjoy the privileges of members. ‘HANDS OFF’? THE ROAD FUND | | , SR at . & , Ren. gr has t | : : ' : races = th es . Shew tee A snl re 2 bli We fepudiated any idea of conquest or possession The committee of Missouri legislators on a tour of SPO a Pe aes aad snnoun privileged sees and public — ' Se - ts in arin: emp Pec ai a Ia ge Pa) + ; 6nn never lack sympathy of enem) territory by conquest, $0 =e ee rights ” coo roads inspection and inquiry spent an inter- ; 4 | me: p | sary of her debut. the poor, always remain devot- the disposition of German territory rest upon the esting day at Indianapolis, the center of the great She was educated — ; he “ . . ** 7 es - : : to the public welfare, never be treaty. system of highways which has given Indiana the dis- 0 a ge Mt WER merely printing news, If consideration is given to questions raised | thi la . @ good-roads State. The Her mother was : mn tion {i Lid bed rs 4 ie c ADGA A - ; types O} o’ clock at t) ” hom “ whether by predatory plutocracy or Mr. and Mrs. Ellio predatory poverty. , mS | and to keep on friendly terms with this country) B °*s Washington te ——- short, our might and influence, not our legal right, ., .. Se Fy : at OS ay eS mony, which was p should | id, 1 1 a | la D Rev. Dr.Z. B. T. Phil te?r’s Episcopal Chu er 5-4 nie 3 eae 4 +. ial ar ay eke} Z ae. _ —— — _——— oe ee eee ~ re The POST-DISPATCH by it are binding. They are closed questions. Misseurians re in , —T . + " 4 4 sting ter of courtesy prompted by a desire to co justice stru: , hich ; Tr a 7 m lon experience. has roetimonwv _+ sae BS .Y » | OP Ge POR ae Be” me me in the house and co ss, April 10, 1907. ip | ! - Ae | : is the controlling motive. is aie PTE SEE Ee Pt i é . | ' | | £ , ‘ a . x . ae ed) ) ' under a white latt ‘ a Se id , we itinue to act ; iog in , ‘ LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE ee Sp Comsmne to & respect ‘to the administrative system of road , ee « ' => + o nite ad ry? a siv blo } nye - . ' ‘rf . Ty. the manger, as a protesting outsid«r, merel: loc king construction. » Ws Aoenee 1. H. Wrieht. Director - ) , . 2 a i the execution of the treaty on the ground of our’, H‘shwavs of Indi - especial interest. Mr 7 | ae B'S , Pe B .0 roses — blue we = Myth. 2 ee 7 an EE ——— ee —— opty . 2 ’ ae ge ; Sal. ot : Charles McLean C The Anglo-Saxon Myth rights, under it, without ratifying it or participating y-.:.,, atin od voin ‘y pb: sther , “* . ; , honor, 1 the Edit 4 the Post Dispatch ‘ 7 . ' \ j righ eal itt S 4 : a | . ; . . . ( " 4 4) ~ . a : ; torn of ho 7 ; ag tor © : ost- igat 3 an the r yf terpretir an , . ' a eee - “* " + hes « mn was @™ a“ ‘ - Se ae = =“ opligations and the work of interpreting an than state management and su! ision The county oer at «3 Bes a ; a : 5 Ludington was maid “An American started something | enforcing it? eat: am ae fat CP GE LIE Pat : The bridesmaids , * a : d Ls Si. CCLiai UU i e | , hs UU i ut ~ is iitu ; ‘ - ‘ . , »-* - Ss — when he asked in the Post-Dispat« h ior So long as We dex iine Tr) ratify the rreatyv 0 ir J . Bit - +1 : P m ; — . . Pr. , . . ~ a ‘ ; ‘ ‘ gy Murphy, Lucy B 7 _ 2 . un Sei eu . . ‘ : ’ | . Pail ’ 4 : . - : : . - . E? ‘ ; ’ 2 “~™ + .* ‘ . : - t ‘t! ) _ on the ancient Ireland V8./ cition becomes in reasingly difficult We are, a: ; : me ; : "eb! - ' Ne ~ - +55 So m Higlen Bat le, Do ep itl I } re i] lL. 4 a ' i} ’ } | a ‘ * . i : | . , . : a . : io @ Be = wh -. =e , » " Piainfiteld, N. J “ ané 7 =! S , ' pe ’ oe 1 ~, ker of Quincy. MIL. ** - "eo . neh in? rrrniae . . ; *.. a carried spring flow how many people know So Tm us h that Maaibhe a se} arate pe a’ » M“ ith (;,erman \ — ss i} 7 : try = — . -_ 7 . ’ a’ e g ven th . ‘ ’ . ' ' *. ‘ . _ ; 2 - ; -/ jl : : a , Py: \e . : . : - . —_ ; Pee Su c ’ . ss 8h i= hs , ua’ - nad ° . F a . _— - vs. English quarre! x oe. to “ws o save not claim benefits under a treaty which ¥ 1a) ee ial tle on ee ont? Sy = 3 basque effect, an been entirely missed. It is, as 1 see it, not in saiCLas se it VULICINS .L IS an Opinion, too , ! gr 2 : Me : a a t between the Irish people and formally rejected—that is not open to argument. , —— are It th nae: tiem . 4 a ” b j skirt was a straigh a east een ta ] orm « mmon Hut © most mo! ae ig - ye ~ ft. : ‘ : ' with a crvstal emt ey he DR wy 2 ares of flowers. Beneatl information England strugg!e the Post-Dispatch repeatedly has remarke: : tish people, but a contest in which The position of “splendid isolation” Li as s lianas lk gt aN ae enmniiis dinietiel : , : rish people - aed eearg oo he ~~ glowingly advocated in the recent p: tial « - ini wat of saad eonitinction ret ape $ K by 7 Re was a straight crys be allies, against the great, ¢ paign and had a glamor of wise si. nanship, hi: CR Sik | , f i : panel suspended fro Norman families of both Great | nee é' " “ale oO | rou ciose ; me—-in rkansas a. ~ aw ‘ ae M og ‘Es 4 A tah Suan an@ Ireland grave disadvantages. In a world of alities, Pcp | rg Re ae EAS ge ae | ‘ x i , ; : | iS _ on age: — . , lider ti raansa: pecial road dis ' s* ‘oe... 9 g «60 eng _ RP rain, which was s British people, as a whole, have | nations touch elbows and where questions of inter- , a a + neil ahi oe PAY ~ ee ae tee q 23>, Se ane eo fen, : never oppressed or mistreated the Irish national interests and dealings wait upon no nation’s ee ci , Bet se ag we Sy ork an mt oi! A pease ©. Ow: wal wee 6f rent nel , = ciate, men en LOlishe lat monstrousiv incredibie c eh ; oS. , Ge peer +. a ; : ‘ padyge Se people ~atn —s eyed vas es gh . pleasure, we must work with or work against the ) » 4 _. = , . ; Pane * 57a , : A > fa ed in a Russian heag 2s 000 vears have ignated and itthorized Dy the State hav: . ; o , ; fy’. se y I people for almost ye covenant,. We cannot stand alone and demand firet - ¥ ) ) eS a che 3 eet. “eh wreath of range ble h 2 . | . - > ; Te Le os a nc ~ an > ait ne apd s u iliaf) 4 iii : . . . 7 —s . : n heavily oppressed and mistreat« 1 loo , —— wolves upon defense- ~ 7 . > ) f , ‘ consideratio ith plavi he bully and =. pais Pint tit . : ‘; SYA Pe Cu Se ; ried a shower bows by Norman overlords and supermen. Consiceration witaout piaving the bu, a il l€ » in oe. — ican ich has invest | . x ) “e Sa : ee . . ae and lillies of the va i : Ad ij > | ’ i iit : ; bi —- ids ¥ : . P , - : ~—_ » i. , . . ant ~ “+. = : ‘ . . : These Norman overlords seized by force end coming into conflict with other nations vy , ; ; : - ; D es va » > ss : : . id sic st\VJha had MAA “ * : " _ . ‘ ' eitee the ase . " = om x >. A * = : * : Mr. Lambert was ~ , 4 ’ COU ‘ie : in . : : : : : : ‘ : ; +e: = , eo Ant : . " ; ° : * . we Sees se : i st case we are in danger of conflict with all the na-'. .. ; | , 4 - eae | brother, Albert Bor since 1066 in England and since 1172 in oe . woman LU ‘ road tax ¢ $281) ou . : ie . , a AG : . ‘ ~~ as best man, a ae « freer, ‘ 7. ‘ . . : ld id } , , as « = ri . nha Ireland. He who owns the land owns the tions joine tozetaer in a aty anu j . at i : - | ; as ee ili a : " | ; ; , aS. 3 : . ” i | her The administrat findine that rites wes ay eS oe - inhes- : . *] , } were Charles Frenc country, especially in Ireland, where e ministration is finding that af ~Wal 22 bhewe mot > th ; ee. ' . . my: no *; . ford, Spencer Allen -eerieuiture has been the sole source of problems are realities which cannot } = . E £ m=? 4 RS? , . core PCRS eS ~ eae ae phi elihood for the population. The ow: FRM sonia 7, ; per cent interest cha . a tot bre than $80,- | cer . a4 ae aw hae s ‘ ton, William Schoe t Pp et ee | sham campaign issues, and that momentous ; Shelton of New Y , ership of the coal, iron, etc.. which has : iB sania wen oe - - 7 . as yiir rv iri} ; - ct. ae. ‘ a _ trade some so-called Englishmen (re ally tions await our dex sion a: to ‘ al a t Uce ’ 2, i coe an Normans) unbelievably wealthy, goes the realities upon which the fate of nations and the .,. ie : , ‘. ‘: : tee al 7 am , barat mS fVeUS SO lal | aid tO De Of interior m- ts x | . ¥ : he tarpaulin-covered , With the ownership of the land. progress of CIVLLIZation depend 7 , ae , ° , sz ‘. — - ae .* Mrs I ambert den The so-called Anglo-Saxon race and ie Sa peace worthiess, Inasmucd as tae eo: ere ; Aes : 3 eee ee ee ee ’ loa ath — a PY ia . a Sab. oe 5 - | Sa trip. and will be at , aleagiia oe 1 with Mr. and Mrs so-called Anglo-Saxon superiority are and end nowher: ee Vn AN UNFORTUNATE VERDICT. n i lighway enterprise Missouri mu profit HAS ANYBODY HERE UGHES : Lambert is the son ae } from tl | r state f cor Albert Bond Lambe mayths. The Angjo-Saxon never did a home-keeping. beer-drinking. | .. poe ; ad either an innocent man or he place. He was edt Og-eating hind. He never sailed a ” eee, wo ‘ruction and Management must be avoided Any ¢ ’ Pg | mal , . yetrange sea or ventured 20 miles from most atrocious series 0! urcers in tHe annals of other u Would riminal h é M I R R O R of = w= Yor aie is hogpen. The Danes twice whipped) . of guilty withar mmendation Th nillior fd sto ] . — JUS A MIN U E : Se eee Y aalinay dine oan 7 + eapanoanan, E — ud by the pe lt A MINUI by Clar’s Me PUBLIT wv outing he wan ient jen issouri . : oads mus FO int cil + ° y Cia McAdams i the Imperial, St. Le Ps Eo — mt to a row of pins. He was, at John S, Williams, the Georgia plantation Tim with a punch. The Normans knocked “him out forevern with one wallop at Hast- to convict him he should } . “ . : te , } ~ lig ) \ ‘ a, . Ps . . . ings, 1066. W Aliam the Conqueror left; ~~ or ‘~ ul ave veen a le iC al ' i ay — rig . Hm but two Saxon thanes in England. His evidence was sufficient to convict be should ha efn nalm yurisy ' Mand eee Thi Miss Myrtle McGre _ : : ee . - — 7 y ; in a BM y? > a nr - t. { yy A i ail fi; ad ; > 5f = ; _ Successor, William Rugus, disposed of given the extreme penalty of the law. and the sentern Ages | ey THE RADICAL. i in dance hall at Park and Comp | s column its designed to reproduce withoes belles of St. Louis a aanese. Since 1066 the Norman has ruled | should have been executed with al) ho eenmees clase MING the twe gecades bias the latest comment by the leading publicise : Jand. The Anglo-Saxon has not dared — a —~ oy THE WOUNDED SOLDIER uiy On their part, just past, the 1emiles oO ° na ee ae newspaper ind periodical h , The wedding of & - - ' ness and rigor . . . _ ; —, 4 IMMODDEST Or FRE AI D NCIN aed Dp pe $ U a“ per Odicadis Ort t € qucstiong , e+ a ht ™ f Ml _ to cheep. If he cheeped he got his head : - a « | n > r) +? 2 . itterness in (4 n Pershing ns! : sti" s* Liza * | or | - sor ‘ ’ - or? > bh ’ om * —/ & ~ » gr ar ~ aS * wG ; ~ the day. ] se ' da uf i? A ‘) e , bashed in for his temerity. The so- The case has been invested with ‘onsiderable , ve.oped—some remarkaDdis trategy ne en prohibited in thi Oa. : thaniel Moffitt, Aig : ; . = ehrrffle t*nddle a? » walled great Anglo-Saxon has been the _ nificance because of the racial aspects involved J rely a LS Sep, camel - - Waik. Gore trot, Aimmmy, snake wrestie, . walking cheek-to-cheek =: From the Christian Science Monitor. Temous mute and well-traine: -nglis 4 ;' fee » canis ms =e Se ie JUSTILI ‘ ' } ; i English sole witness against the planter was a negro. though The failure is in renhle: it ie a na? , DOr ind it t r ; » > « ‘ étullion. CAR anyone name a great Anglo-Saxon | eVidence and the established facts. The victim f hem fe ne ee ae eae hig Sh ee ge 7. 1.81 s’ Association, and in the United States @ . er : _ 7 . - as ‘ : i ?: r ’ iz fLt er . : : . . . ? PETTING ga Y + bh» tor ; . ; Guapte Alfred the Great? The great Min-/ the crime were blacks Public opinion natura! ' 1G and ul in ew of the PELLING YOU. ; me 4 ors Equity Association, has given a Bee ~~ ii Messe iVa : ‘ 4 } Ceeees ee eee ee aspect to that old and vexed question, “How maaay Now you know what thev are voung players btain a rounded training?” Misses Hannah 3e mw Of England, Burleigh, Cecil, Pa!- on ths two Pitts Gladst ne As | Sumed that this was to be a test of the white man’s | beer horitatirelv + astoundin sa wii ) ; ecti lestructi varently th itility of X-21: A candy store on Grand avenue made of these organizations require that a candidate Burge of Louisville, ulth, Salisbury (Cecil) have all been , | : ‘ormans; Disracli, a Jew; Lloyd George; From this point of view especially is the verdi dis. - a AN P +o a ee mE - , : iti us rather convincing appeal for the school tax for ip shall have had a certain amount @& beth Kimbell of Cymric-Celt; Haig, Wilson, Byng, Mau- appointing. Evidently it was the result of a compro ae NR st: a es Bas. a: Pegiscat a ad t was taken from the traditic 3 efintesets | wlialy Mies sh ( stage experience as requisite to admitsiem Ss WE a ice, Robertson, Allenby, all the ‘great | mise the jury havi vt ¥ : — Ui COM pro- imiming: nt in the i atistics War's of th ) o ‘ eame down to the Ye cannot hi: a nation without a The presumption, for lack of a better test of tha. best man and the ritish soldiers of the late war, have ’ jury Raving failed to reach an agreement He showed ther hen } inca- Ower of Babe and a ad : -cducation. andidate’s right to the mame of professional set ushers will be Fr o- Gaels a Meresaes Net an Anate- after deliberating nine solid hours Justic might | ita 3 en and het th s | , le , r iis iy ine: ‘itate words , Harry R. Stocker, 2x00 made a name during the great have been better served had’a verdict 10 uilts t ti f ] i “7 av : 8. mses ptt ree tne and Avery st rth Sai ax? ters—r ers—- e natural powers and *#@rvant of the Norman superman, a mere é i ° his testimony was not unsupported by circumstantia] proach ’ —e See Spe" » iieg eF measures d eS 2S Se or, is that two seasons of stage appearances #6 ‘ ne promises of ti guaranty of a minimum grade of ability. Migaie = girdt, f course, that Dedd and Avery St bers of these associations know. of A reception will foll Agee Sas oo id was won by the /| been returned and the prisoner tried before 3 . er’ wanid iia e ' net cat o-BSaxoo owers.”’ . : ha A414 : i mebe ase ° ws i ‘¢ . . . ’ a - © i ; 7 ti : a re- — ; e} enough to have more than a precarious foot = and intimate frien . 4 fes © Moc marks the Gael. All right. Go ; dt) regen appropriation to $18,000,000. There is time for Con- ™*8#™s ef & miceanen &! understanding —_ aeoeg = Rass) e ®wn the line om the members of the A STUDY IN CREATION. gress to repent of that ill-advised moment o? seemiemen an +} : ibility of their. attaining the : . wi ttle or no ‘call’ to the stage as a profession. A& wedding of Miss newtutional convention, U.S.A. Wash-| It may be only the proof of his genius that K by appropriating the necessary amount and by errins 9a f being which their would-be Lords == ‘ et us show you what we have to offer : cording to members of the Actors’ Equity Assoaia= 7 daughter of Mr. and mn, Hamil-ton, Madi-son, Jeffer-son. | Staaten: Meet eee aban — rius nat Knu | — riatir me ne . Sary amount and bv erring ¢ i ¢ : in high-grade clothes for spring for men =: ion, the Equity Shop movement in Amertes @ of Brentmoor, and © «lin. “ % fe | avre tO evolve a great epic out of 0D , ide Of generosity A recent experience « own illustrates - and young men and high schools. : net merely a scheme to establish the closed shep, King, son of Mr. wy you need further affirmation of the the simple story of a rawboned Scandinavian peasant ! LO US ume distinct ihe process enforcement of ee wee e : ath . wherewith to hold the strike threat over manag King of 78 Vande + tement that the Norman autocrat. not and a harelipped bride in the wilderness. Note ith- Sut somethin than money must be nrovia it) — ire o t would a PDair’ of rol for ers heads in rder to obtain a stea iv increase of was one of the he Anglo-Saxon democrat, is the over- standing the convincingness of Mr. Hamsun’s ta! lt, a lt ae res et Se aah ame. 4p sail indispensable to t exploiters — ae oe , -OnCcessions her is the Equity Shop idea aimed . nuptials. The brie ord, the superman, not only of Great which ic inate tos - = | . 4240iSUn 8 taie,. ‘ @ | | Li] -_ Ll « : ization Ld@ Work must ; iened 3 nm righ? D-12: F TY : at putting the acting profession on a sound pro- | Misses Janet Gregg Sritain and of Ireland, but of the world”? regen 9 . Sty testified to by the reviewers and agati) anized and headed by a man with the [n corres; ew ‘eally very learned RMT SEE i Fe ) : fessional basis, removing the last trace of the ward, Isabel Mau The world, as wel! as the Irish people H. G. Wells, the hard-headed world will remain per-' Drains and the heart for this task lo¢tor of philoseph; etired professor of a aim f th roners jury fol - Vagabond tradition that clings to the theater ev@m am lot, Hannah Jane nd the British people is under the hee! sistently dubious of the poetical! availability of the Such am n > ut Perhans President Ward ic ia! -°s 4 ‘orne] i asualiv , se “Eggerson died . { hear trouble. né ' | ¥ The application of the two-year experi- lin Jr.. Carl Langer f the greatest race of men that has ever place, the circu ustances and the _— : Rte has foun a a ae e, NZ = —-— se riarc- : “~~ o..%% : : , lsite for admission its one way in which | tra, Lannon Benots, Set—the Normans. And the world “% a | a the girl. e + ing has four im in Charles G. Dawes, who has been igh have sought to keep the organization well as the Irish and British people, © spiritual potentialities of the soil are things ramed head of ‘Ommittee to find out who has itl ffor lL by te language for a wy high in standard. But even now it is recognized ould better be about the business of of which only poets-at-heart are conscious. The soil *1i! nd ’ and to osganize this service effi- thinker. In his reply, after praisine ra: . , ped - 8 : ’ : hat this test does not necessarily bar all ineome ting its neck from under the hee! of unquestionably is wholesome. healing and purifying on i anti ‘ _ } | radica! nam ’ _ ne 7 . 2rier ae y? petent: ‘rom the prestige that is given to them ; he Norman overlords who have their ; SRG Bia Cae we ee : had sent hir ide . ‘ide in bef; . SLU 40 Sign at th ran ntral: rec ition as qualified applicants. Se @&@ 4 her rasties in England, principally in Lom- . SSS a San om st. eecription of the process of newspaper “Surry is the mark ef a weak Ing before they made the trip. They. inten Cette: Ten tadabin o oe ee refore, understood a great deal bet- chased by a savage dog —Chicago News what they observed than most visit- lei } : : dlesdes ro aco Sed mere Folks who cannot find t'me to change their stock- plant. S outstanding features ings or to mend the how: ® Will find shoe polish a spiendid first aid.—Kirksvi| Mo.) Express : such aes the following. Sees " were made, w , —e mek serere = omg copy — a What'e ina name? The Poplar Bluff Democrat nd wnderstand why oe see reports that 20 gallons of whisky found on a Stod- The doctor of philosophy. confessed. “Of I would chant of such: nal test A ¥ the Post-Dispatch gard County farm has been confiscated by Sheriff : you are right. ana = led a = CABRS Of SUES: )re shall Desdemona die before our sympaethetie a nea ‘ . . — 4 . — Sheri ; aercten s tli - me Sng Se You ne u re ciner re r — —— . ; : " * a - most popular news- lio soll ‘ Mev @ - . :” i mals eas crag! ail e sc ro lictionay: {es ™ . P ‘ r ; : 4) v to expurgation. Along with the dangerous Bard 4 : put into the hands of the people eas ees as respondent ipon the pictured realism of Solomon's Somme | ~~ ere: tured idyl of David and Bethsheba. An, well, Il car AG yi OF Vin ne etngsnenda. Z = lag nome No, and we'll not be tn love with his Same when he = | a = i . 2 ‘begins to shove our saintly Democrats out inte th SS | - hospi ) " " " — Le the | Fe ered. would T - ’ ut : | ) | 3 —* Instructor im Industrial Arts. cold and heartiess worid.—Houston Post. . oe on. . The way to naff a Me, Roger. is to pin your wy alia cal oe we Tm te, us hepe that Pilgrim's Pragrem and Gann : ee § A —Brookiyn Euagie. opponent @own to facts.—Houston Post. M exead. ve announced | Chaplin at least may escape the sacerdots! x ee a. sty y o PATIENCE WORTH, | @icts. | "bora Ww >” = ‘4 - | “ 1, > _ h - l- , Don't swear to give up a bad habit and then keep Cn swearing.—Detroit News. ‘ y 1 ‘ Chocolate FILM CENSORSHGIP. song My an From the Cincinnati! Enquirer. Coco q significance, unless ‘oop. : - ERE !{ dm} irt progr fon is distim ALGERNON DUDY oe a20 ' lous progress! om | 4 | UDY. a . on Marshm superiative advancement. / ‘ % ‘ »% te ee hee, ote ie 2 % > in one defni.- isd o cinema flend has been roped and hog-tied. Hemet VWother Geose f re i h rv i] ” and +h > hy we . : - *° , . = . > orth he will bear the brand of approved lege @ nest delectable | —k thea >. . .* — ' . i Me L politics An ultra [I. tive righteousnesa, It will not be necessary even md wor +} 7F ;' And ye as sia. OCVal thunderers of the Amer- ) s? > ican press hur! ir ‘ of utterand bias “eg fraiity, the designation of thy name ‘{s woman’ Re ars opprobrium SA cage a Kind! pai rther to hobble m. Saddled and straddled OF -° . - . . . — _— tietoen . -Biiy 28 ivVMNcCh-laAaw- inched to the Ii: } of endurance and will be *" 7 ers—employ it Ne IE Ea re MY CREED ~ asa ion ~~ or owe » " , re o =" ; ym for riminal.”’ ¢% . \uirted and spurred to the corral of further et 4tetaveevd } ‘ 5 % Late an, “ed y 5 a ae he ~~ genera!. tT” T HOULD I announce my creed, iemnation upon the slightest effort to buck. Be _ we Ye ~~» &- iH i / a Le PCOVEENMENT ~ al Hy = me “ks Oe, , ; ' » . ame

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a RROR of OPINION ed to reproduce without by the Icading publicists, cals on the qucstions o/ NS FOR ACTORS. nee Monitor. Great Britain of the Act- id in the United States of ciation, has given a new ed question, “How many rounded training?” Both reaguire that a candidate ve had a certain amount a requisite to admi*sion. k of a better test of the name of professional act- of stage appearances is a Krade of ability. Mem- 2s know, of course, that been numbered among nore theatrical companies that he or she !s gompe- than a precarious foot- Employment is no proof ing to those who would ficult for the person with Stage as a profession. Ac- he Actors’ Equity Associa- movement in America is establish the closed shop, strike threat over manag- bbtain a steady increase of Equity Shop idea aimed bfeesion on a sound pro- the last trace of the Clings to the theater even of the two-year experi- lon is one way in which to keep the organization even now it is recognized necessarily bar all incom- that is given to them 4 applicants. So the bth in England and in * organizations shall set pass upon the abilities of to insure allround made up exclusively of groups, but would include competent judges of the membership of the SORSHITP. uirer. m progression is distin- ve advancement. The ped and hog-tied. Hence- nd of approved legisia- ll not be necessary even Baddied and straddied by tor of Reform, he is endurance and will be ne corra) of further oon- htest effort to buck. No le before our sympathetic iy Macbeth ease Scot- ify; nor shall dark Ham- : of his murthered and shall the “Merry Wives thoughts of lewd levity: mination with Montague is shaken. ‘“;What,” tor, “is Shakspeare in of our boys and giris?” the sweep of censorial the dangerous Bard of masters who have of the world since vaga- gods and goddesses who frowns than clothes! It be permitted to look __ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, APRH,. 10. TT) L _ XO J “Ss SJ - j | 1] ID We sl / Vy QIAUD ) 3 Marriage of Miss Lucy Ludington to Donaldson Lambert Is a Notable Event in a Season dP, * ow ~~ » 7 : \ _ Conspicuous for Its Fashionable Weddings. —Bride Was a Debutante of Last Year. | ST OTABLE in a season conspicuous for its weddi ; dings was the marriage NN vesteraas evening of Miss Lucy Ludington and Donaldson Latibert The bride has been one of the most prominent girls in St. Louis since |! her debut. She was presented to society at a reception last year at her homé and announced her engagement to Mr. Lambert on the first anniver- | gary of her debut. She was educated at Mary Insti-; Boyle Rodes and Thomas Niedring- tute and Oaksmere, in New York. Her mother was Miss Florence Be- mis. The wedding took place at 6 @clock at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elliot K. Ludington, 26 Washington terrace. The cere- mony, Which was performe:! by the Rev. Dr.Z. B. T. Phillips of the St. Pe- Ps Episcopal Church, took place d@nder a white lattice arbor erected in the house and covered with pink | roses and blue deephinium. Mrs. Charles McLean Carr was the ma- torn of honor, and Miss Florence Ladington was maid o: honor. The bridesmaids were Misses Peg- gy Murphy, Lucy Butler, Vesta Reed, | * Helen Battle, Dorothy Plainfield, N. J., and Margaret Fra- ker of Quincy, Il. They wore taffeta frocks of pastel shades with cream-tinted lace and carried spring flowers. The bride's gown was of white satin with crys- tal beads. The bodice was ina basque effect, and the front of the skirt was a straight pane! of satin with a crystal embroidered basket of flowers. Beneath the court train was a straight crystal embroidered | panel suspended from the shoulders. | A crystal bead basket adorned the train, which was six yards long and edged with wide rose-point lace. Her vell was of rose point and fashioned In a Russian headdress with Nts fohn SA Ahamifion, 6 A 7, ; MAA WNa-sS His: Ga Cates. Mer_marriage AO CR 4- CA2CL Tt 44 PLES daly . Photograph by Schweig. f° OR x + 7 OP ER A AO OR OO ® LOD wf ee . — oO wa a Alle s Fe ac ee i ee CES Photograph by Schweig. Nes. Sore Abrecki CE LORS , Stapr1er Cc BE Ps Nercedles Graves . Alep CMLALSLAGE sek £lace March 5) ees Cathedral and was followed by a boulevard. Lieut Hamilton and his small reception at the home of the| bride will make their home in Pan- bride’s mother, 4280 Washington ! ama. Jewelers for 73 Years The Legitimate in Jewelry In all art—the stage, painting, designing, writ- ing—there is a point below which genius be- comes intolerant. Eccentricities in jewelry seem to prevail gen- erally, much to the disturbance of fine appreci- ation and good taste, so much so that many jewelers, eager to capitalize passing fads, have ignored the promptings of artistic discernment, and present a medley of effects, charming in first impressions, but destined, in a short timé, to be discarded. You will not find this confusion-in styles at Bolland’s or any leading Jeweler’s in any other great metropolitan city. Seventy-three years of sensing the real vogue, the demands of the best people, will reveal to you in this beautiful store the choicest and loveliest creations in jewelry of every descrip- tion, as well as the purest and finest of precious stones jn approved and appropriate mountings of gold and platinum. BOLLAN LOCUST AT TENTH o” ee : ttt ae —- -— ee . = ——— -_---- — we ——— ee — hos OL at o~ y no LY s SIA > the / om ts - AM. Lapenle Kok: WS FANG / - ce vA ; - , ¥ A : : oe . Ab72LA AP Lis MIELE Akt? OPEGLNAAGE Photograph by Kajiwara CHMMSS CHhalhdy, GEOG. eee Photograph by S hweig. ‘daughter of Mr. | Whittemore, to Winans F. which will take place at 8 o’clock in| Women’s Brogue Oxford This Brogue Oxford is very inexpensive in re- lation to its smart style, perfect fitting quality and thorough dependability. It is offered of both tan and black leather— also in straight tip effect, tan only. Popular in price, popular in style, popular in general all ‘round excellence. . . The opportunity of procuring at $10, an Ox- ford which measures up to the Swope standard in every respect, will undoubtedly interest every thoughtful woman. OLIVE AT JO*®SE Spring Catalogue Upon Request 4d Mrs. Charles Nagel of 44 departed last they will Mr. and Westmoreland place week jor boston, where attend the wedding Tuesday of Mrs. Nagel's niece, Miss Julia Shepley Coolidge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Coolidge, to Frederick Dean. The social calendar for this week is crowded with weddings of inter- Tomorrow evening Miss Jose- phine Edgar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn C. Edgar Jr., of 4905 Lindell boulevard, will become the bride of James E. Kaime, the cere- mony taking place at the home of the bride’s parents. The bridal party will include Mrs. Warne Nied- ringhaus, Miss Catherine Edgar, Warne Niedringhaus, Carl Koehler, Rowe Garesche and Roger Gener- ally. Another wedding tomorrow will be that of Miss Hilda Whittemore, and Mre. L. L. Lubbock, est. evening at the home of the the SES FST rn | Wilson we --— we ~, Photograph by Schwetg, Nes. pomes L, Lawson , JP os 67 AEUSLISM , ths was unliLb April 2 hiss “Catterine Gordow .e. daughter of Mra. and} Karl Link, to Robert Y. Woodward, Miss Elizabeth Udell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Udell of 4009 Tuesday morning Miss Marian | Westminster place, to Frank M. Im- Heffernan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | boden Jr., and Miss Natalle Koss to G. F. Heffernan, 5933 Clemens ave-| Harry Hawkins. nue, and Festus Krebs will be mar- — ried at St. Rose’s Church and will Judge and Mrs. James E. be attended by a large wedding rich of Kansas City are the party. of the latter's sister, Mrs, The marriage of Miss Miriam/}J, Lubbock of 5414 Vernon avee- PBenoist and Commander Patrick N./ nue. They have come to St. Louls L. Bellinger will take place Satur- ¢5 be present at the wedding tomor- day noon at the St. Louis Cathedral. | row of Miss Hilda Whittemore and The wedding party will include! winans Lubbock. Misses Marie Baker, Elizabeth os ahi 8 Benoist, Anne Hunt and Katherine A wedding of interest which took Robinson and Carolyn Nash of place last Wednesday evening Was Washington, Commander Lee W at- that of Miss Nancy Blair, daughter ren, U. S. N., Maj. Sandiford, Ensign | or xirs. C. W. Allison of 631 Hanley ‘ _ Benoist and Fmeocere JT ++! road, University City, to Lee W. k rancois and J. Hunt Benoist Mis8 | von The ceremony was Benoist is the daughter of Mr. and | . sean | performed by the Rev. B. P. Ful- Mrs. Theodore Benoist of 4632 | Nerton at the home of: Ge ae Pershing avenue. (juests at the ceremon Three other weddings to take place | wh Mvmt AS x rPomopy next Saturday will be those of Miss' Continued on Next Page, ave-| Ella Louise Link. bride’s parents, 5807 Enright nue. Miss Mary Whittemore Warren Hagee will be the bridal at- tendants. Coede ruests Clinton Cleave. r = 7 Last : Two Days of This Sale Women’s Low Shoes You'll want sev- eral pairs at this price. A Wonderful Event! $8, $10 and $12.50 Values wi Dollars Over 1000 pairs have been added for Monday and Tues- day—the last two days of this remarkable sale, which has set the whole town talking. Newest styles—finest quali- ties—greatest values offered in years. Over 20 different models to choose from. . Styles Straps— Oxfords— Pumps— Louis Heels— Military Heels— Leathers Gray Suede— Brown Suede— Black Suede— Brown Kid— Brown Calf— Black Kid— White Kid— White Linen— All sizes and widths included in the lot. All are our own. high-grade First, Floor Footwear, | | i ——-

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SUNDAY, APRIL. 10, 1931. ene ies ) PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Oth is N : bs 4 4 ‘ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NDAY P Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY Ci y er St. Louis Newspaper al : . @ apiuNDaY oa =e a | “eh members of the Concordia Seminary " vl ee | lk on tk rork oft ertain on Tuesday afternoon at 2:43 : . . . + | rit Tres - . j on tr. work of r ft a n 5 After a bridal trip in the East, Mr.. Viola Pietschmann will serve as & est, gave a t..1k — ae sordia, Seminary 2; — ro- Ti or em f | guests. | | : aa ; EB, n his brother as card party recentiy given at the the Women’s Union of ashington a 7 ' Caeutinerd From Pree University will be on the evening of The Corona Cathotic Club will hold 4 ‘ OO ee -o «6S members of the St. ‘carement of Miss Nettle Krevling will attend | 3 , he wae, CREE ‘! follow | Buckingham Hotel, at which $450 - ! , °3, at the City Club. The busi- the regular monthly meeting next cenary Shakspes and the reception which followed Hauk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. best man. A ee ee vn cou- Was cleared with which to carry on April 23, ‘Were limited to relatives and a few Riley Hauk of 7036 Kingsbury boul- the ceremony, after which th 2u the work of the club. The ladies ness session, at which officers are to| Thursday evening, at ‘headquarters, | ‘= 3 1 Enough for 10x12 Room | 98 pee | Weanesday = le | " - r) rm ; intimate friends. The bride’s gown evard. to John Magner, was _ gh | on part ont ae ee ieee want to th_nk their many friends for be chosen, will be at 5:30 o’clock and 3730 Lindell boulevard . ‘une "@ y. The wedc-, * eaeo om a oe spi : — oe ‘he dinner at 6 o’clock =. of white satin embroidered in nounced last Wednesda) ling is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. | their help. he dinner at 6 o'clock. RIMES SE : Miss Laura Mohan of 3819 Fiad Bring us the . : yourself of this unusual opportunity. pearls with a satin court train.|ding date has not been set. i rewlin ‘5040 Garfield avenue —_— . iinz Ol »* J ari ae" mu . ‘ . Her tulle veil was held by a coronet aaa Bendit 9 ie The Cleveland Parent-Teache: -'}- Miss Daisy A. Flook of the La avenue entertained at her home Sat- | - 3 : . ie . . ; r Bendi negipea . “hetag ft -_ = of orange blossoms and she carried Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tuppe! a "tes ' ' +3} Tit F reception erne Apartments has returned from ' u y te 2 SALE LL WE . | E MB R OT a aber bouquet of orchids and of Kansas City are guests at the Stat- | om ~ onl aid ee ee ne eae Bie Siro y o'clock in the | Cincinnati, where she was the yecst ae ante ba teeta of ‘Mise Mar De eT ALL Panel CO a _ —_ " a - , > ae , = nN ea to Sr. 45 ne y rienacaiy Alt lie si. its * OL ss . s * . — ° “7 , 709 “S ashi : . / Kline’s—Main Fier. Write fer Oer Mrs. David May of 5 Washington ter- UTTONHOLES race entertained in honor of Mis= a : SCALLOPING Lucille Dauby of Cleveland. ] , * regular session + The Vilarried Ladies Confraternity Holy Rosary Church will en- Church of Our Redeemer entertained Continued on Next Page WALDMAN’S Mr and Mrs. Henry W. Peters of : ‘ . 6245 Westminster place entertained . ¥16 eget ave with a buffet supper Saturday eve- 4 . e e . | | - LO : : ning in honor of their guests, Mr. Ed] U1] At ESS Ua If - gs in UT | 2 M fp RO i | MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY and Mrs. Frank W. Bradsby of 1] ad | | | oll Louisville, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Brads- | We make our signs to suit garmen WRITE FOR CATALOGUE by will sail April 14 on the Olympic ~ . = for a two months’ trip to Europe. e 3 A | inc} 20T) Willi he e)' eT) Frida\ | 4 Exquisite hand ; éé by the Alumni Association of the . 3 embroidery Missouri! School of Social Fconomy | e at the Young Women’s Christian As- beading 1411 Locust street, at ; | HEMSTIT sociation, sii a awl, (eta? . which the speaker will be Miss e Agatha Harrison of London, En- gland, a teacher of economics. She Raita 59 is on her way to China to spend two A * | : ee Bcare eS crere go 480 Suit der Groups Jf Mational Entre ‘a A i S li WoO on e Te4 St. ( hartes St. nae Kinlo«e h— - ~ 7 . ] ‘ " : Ps f° , iy Another Kline value-giving occasion that deserves the attention oO. every in England” and reservations for the A commentary on St. Juncheon must be made before _ bie RS ASLO ——- — Louis: Real Estate of vital § Wednesday with Miss Jeanette Me- see ape gs a woman or miss who still has her Spring Suit to purenase. : i ADIES’ ‘ we: (“lenahan, assistant director f RS eis Php . interest to every citizen of : | = a 5 : a oniet tw | sae on™ nh 9.6 j . School of Social Economy. Vee ~ plas RA ge crt ag Mc eB oa J io 2. . a. . . ‘ : * wg) c Tei f > ee! : : 5 “ * - ins ; . . . * ' . - . P : , , , > : city. > S De eee -. 7 ~ tat De rier, 7 eet a> New Spring Suits that comprise the SUPrD.US STOCHKS a3! cPy eral hign-grade ma Ke rs AT 4 COs Mrs. C. P. Van Graafelland of 9 En me Sf Fy aia by / . S Se eee tn , Ry : | wel Qerste actioallye } , 4 — , ". pe a LEME A | 3 ae secured at enormous reduction from rightful prices. and Suits drastically reduced from ? "er. wi I rf. Ze? tr Sp > / : . q @5 ea) “ ‘ 7 “ . a. ‘ aa “- — mi - - + . turn today from California, where ai Rem paige eg ney Sie tory DS Si ; regular lines in the process of stock readjustments. Every Suit offered fully main- Many boveht from the : ' y . a 2 + bel —— . "3 2.3 ._ on . ‘ 7 et : ry © & . es / r home, 5736 Page boulevard. in se FAR Y wat ag eae eee ~~ tie dee —_ . + = 7 See Last Page of Real Istate honor of Miss Natalie Ross. whose A eer See O89 : x me Ay +) Soe Ma. 2 ee eae / / i new “Spert Sweater € Section of This Issue ay Mirage Vc wkthe will eae \ Se ee 1h) SS eR ie Was 9 Utts ULtSs 2 OUI Wash Suits, 30¢: f mia Age LO Hart y Fi Haw Kins Wili or dy a4 4 + : = 4 7” q ; : ied | ‘+ } \ ‘ ; ‘ oR ba ae aot: =: Be . Wo " The marriage of Miss Marv Loutse wie ge ro ony FET . : y ee * aera oe; oa ) 5 : ) ee | ORES slide ) Se | om) Good - ’ I “Lone. da ughter of Mr and Vrs ey , >i, pS rene. j \ x . ; Ww * - . ; se yt AS + i: . ot + . — . ne 2. LES “ye ae : J 4 : ” : ° v , 4 ® J é Vjomiae tent ae | 2 i ea ‘ . hss 2 ath ae Toren Pe | We Clese at & FP. f a . fa ae - . . oii _ *o- gas Ds aot - : | r ; . . ¢ — o MS a es Jy i dp en - Southmoor. and her mo =_—_—_ -— MEE” BSD, iby awWnri - J. McLoney of 5242 Waterman Per Yard, venue, to Edward Andrews of Fort Done While Cc ave ind.. sor of Mr. and Mre You Wait ..¢C. An of 4914 Argyle place : va Le) izedli vesterday 1 rning ! eat eee . a eo The bride was attended by her sister ide FAA. Sg eps ga den Sek oe Dery rae td In Group is 4 ii q . gc + Cj oe : : oa" ~ yf pen TERS “4 a: PES “ stzse — — ¢ Mra. Anna McLoney Sayers. and Irv- be Gat: {eae ee Seta Leama Ss cate ae - ° ~ — " ’ A s hears Oh oO), Tome . , ee a - Aa 7. + ’ J. Dreyfus Feather Co. ing Heuer was best man. The couple rae cee ek ee et, | by eM Ne. I 22 Ficer, 500 N. Bway. opp... Nugents. Ceparted on a honeymoon trip and : FOES AR oO TOR pet ae Sous 7 ee oS te Sas -/ | pnt ranted heeall : . “s % Big + ee eae PSA 52: Sa base i will reside in Fort Wayne. ae Uae oes 3 epee Mre. Marie O'Connell of 5538 Wells« ° avenue and Vincent Dockery of 1217 2 Bay 2 ae es J. J. RYAN, 617 Lucas Ay Montclair avenue were married last ' aod ae at ya hae | Back of the Grand-! ea r a Thursda " at St Char! s The bride . . pares: x Ghee fags eae pe . j * . , : RO. he pe aah ee ee *aa) ah} : : r j r-j! I Se > gt , et et ~ - . : - . 4 a mere } P . 4 Mrs. Nellie Miller of 5004 Delmar NR OY 8 ere Bae eee Pra i cet al Tn this eolleection the price is ] n ‘ ecteat ‘@ O| the high ’ : > ° » © io Re > . . sports models. Beautiful full silk lnings, ery will be at home at 5932 Highland avenue. : wanted colors; sizes for women and misses. mere ane x 4 f ¥ Py BSS & ti, a tricotine. mixtures. in tallored Py fi Be 2 ’ “Ne of enw * ~ + The wedding of Miss Mildred | A ea ee or A ea ; | Sehroeder and Edward Krevling will SRA ee ati Pee fn, #53 Seis nf, lk - — oo ~*~ : o* x home of the bride’s parents, Mr. anti ) “Ye a2 sot BSTY : ; 7 Mrs. Fred 2Scehroeder, 4546 Cote . ; oS ER, ory . - } my , i ae Brilliante avenue. The Rev. R. Jesse ] \s In roup a" 0. Z , Mount (‘alvary Fvangelical nm Of | , NQ AY | Sm eel SE are AS i Choice of $85 Suits! $75 Suits! . an ; , ceremony. The bride's gown wil! be , fashioned of chantilly lace over sat- . | ye > - ; ) , ; , 4 oe. ij 2 | | | | $60 Suits! $55 Suits: in. The tulle veil forming the train. She will carry a shower bouquet of >» Ophelia roses and sweet peas. Miss Pure Silk Sweaters , Ses ? > svi €Ciu i ra \ | . pieces of designing, every one, in superb material¢ of A new shipment, just unpacked’ feautiful Sill , a . ae 3 ' ' = , piquet twill, piquetine, Poiret twill. tricotine and twill ’ Polo Gray | : cord, these Suits represent the utmost in value- Pp fects and combinations. Tuxedo collar lewest concei | : eiting. Ineluded are the new long Coats, | u tly in sashes, girdles and pockets. olors of silver, brown, also elaborately beaded effects, tail- Cordovan : a a ‘ —. 7 #- = e , = (ie Hlower-Trimmed Hats © 63 | | een S| ao-inch Switches on 3 sep- | = ~a le A 42 arate stems, very best grade | e EY, 73 7 Fo x. Onststing Of the surplus stocks of five bie N York k - @ Evalyne Double Hair Nets : | ef - “POSS G id ee _ ‘ aid _ | : cured at way below cost of manufacture. , . | Have You ) - . . , (Taira Foor.) ff yy) Embraced are Milan hemp Hats, in small, medium or large : | shapes, trimmed with ostrich feathers. often adorned with gor- geous flowers. Some handmade Hats included. Every Hat a mar- | STIX,BAER&FULLER | } pant ty a 9 ‘| h q : Sale Starts Promptly at 9 4. ™. Shep Carefully—Ve Exchanges— % oe i GRAND-LEADER if " Ne Mall er Phene Orders. SEE WIVYDOW DISPLAY. 3 © ime a ae | Kline’s—Second Floor It is always you are yet rea .

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Lie. 1981. . a SUNDAY, | —— APRIL 10, 1921. DAILY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PER . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a —_——— ee ' ea LT AT TT TT - - — ———————— — — —— ae — _———— oo — + = = = = [SSS SNo Exchanges or Returns Pernitted ——— Soci | E will address the meeting, his sub-) 1a vents ject being “Henry the Fourth.” ; — - .. " a F ER y b (sane Ne trai 3 Pace. The Ladies’ Auxiliary No. 2, of the | i. "members of the St. Louis Tercen- Progressive Order of the West, will | | . | ' | ; ha neihlenes : ' a Shakspeare Society on | 20ld a meeting this afternoon at 2 |j|| et Wednesday. Dr. Denton J. Snider o clock at the Planters Hotel ball- | |i) $ 98 —, room. Samuel Epstein of Chicago, | ' ; ae Zrand master of the P. O. W.. and ) p 4 Mrs, Louis J. Hrooks, president of ‘ pa EMBROIDERY ‘ ER co. b z Hand and Machine Work of ' , Atl hinds whether she intends to buy or not. This is a veritable f signers as Callot, Lanvin, Cheruit, Jenny, Premet, style display in itself, including 180 garments and no Agnes, Armond, Madalaine, Renee, Bernard, Drecoll, Le Long and Tolilmann., IE VERY woman is invited to see this superb collection | 9 em reproductions of models by such famed de- two alike. the Board of Religious Organiza- . o~- ee ee a “ = 7 te eee). Seg eae ere . sao, nigga nll tee 110s, Will be the principal speakers. |}! The marringe of Deeda E. John- James T. Ahern of Caruthersville, Mo., took place Wednesday mornhing | at the Holy Rosery Church, The|/| bride was attended by her aister,| || Miss Edna Johnson. Joseph R. Mc-'! Dermott served as best man, a The couple will reside in Caruth- |)! ersville, Mo. Beading ' Braiding ree onions . quate : a7 ames ee | : b.. | Scalloping 1emise 7. Hemstitching Quicls Service $4.00 : Button Covering - $ JACOB MANGE 709 Washington Av. ‘'g——\fain Fioor. _ Write for Our Booklet The alumni of the Morse School of | | Expression will entertain Tuesday | |/|| evening with a program from Con- Stance d'’Arey McKaye at the Toy Theater. The cast includes Misses ||}) Catherine Snodgrass, Lenore Link, : Mary Franklin, Margaret Bahren-||/// berg, Marie Isola. Sadie Screaton and |)! Tod Wright. The directors of the ;)j: plays are Mrs. Madeline Anderson || Mattingly. Miss Hiarriet Crehore, Miss Mary Jane Albert, and Mrs. O. Ss. Ledmann. Among the patronesses are Mmes. F. A. Sudholt, Alexander de Menil. C. S. Yost, F. H. Little- Neild, Richard Spamer, Frank Ruf, E e, C. H. Hiemenz. John rrvy Waggoner, Fred Ar- hile, T. P.-Hornsby, J. 4mil Harms, J. J. Link, : | - i . Son, daughter of William R. John-.|/|| Pleating son, of 4418 Rel Bud avenue, to | EMBROIDERY We make ovr own de- signs to suit your garments. T ei Exquisite hand or machine &, | embroidery and | beading. 1 | HEMSTITCHING AU Work Guaranteed. Wail Orders Filled. National Embroidery Co. 7e4 St. ( haries St... Third Floor Kinloch— entral 19391. Bell—live 3Y96W mien ’ i4m4we « cagement of Mis Bird dau€@hter of N. Bank of 2713 dard street. to Irvin Goldstein 4948 Bartmer avenue. i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i _—2 ion of every | Mr. and Mrs. J.-G. Loewenstein | |}; | ; | of 3444 Crittenden street announce LADIES’ CLOTHES °°" 85 SRC Miss Lillian Loewenstein, to A. Yave | -grade makers | itz. The wedding will take place in y reduced from AT A COST AND LESS °° ie sufficiently Many beueit from the swellest omen: Mrs. Hernan Schroeder of Ki We T Pe - — » Sa — : icoti . Pel Cloth. . - . a a e+. , , ] 4 $ } — Df Seorneice, ines. Gincham. cies amy 008 WAS Boston: | Thursday ae e | ake Pleasure in Announcing the Sale of and evervthine vou want. Thoeweands Garments from the house of L. b. Vogel. of Dresees. (Conts. Suits. Children’s = ()}))) in our opinion the foremost ereator and producer of the finest feminine apparel to Clothes. (-cod« coming in dailw Dresses. 7 . silk or wool, $2: Wash Dresses. 7S: : f A fe M HK S | Rainceats. $1.50: Ceorgeritte nists. Mr. and M arr ;oldstein Seis ceca. mericas Finest Sample Be. tae Vuled See o Spring Coats. $2: Ladies’ Suits. $3: a | TF ” —r f hew Sport Sweater Coats. $2.50: Weel ~~" , . -vS ca abd -_ Su its: at gS ng gee ma gk entagement of t i laughter, Aliss fash Suits, 50c; Pur Neckpieces, $1.50. cog (snidetein to Pen Lassar e P Men's SUIT 5 “an cdl ; | world. ve Hoi gh oats, Wraps and Suits Worn . epriy $713 Washincton aetna teas ioc neice oe ak ee ee I A Rh RN Se OR CO gi tate = »* ee ee items alone will reach a total far in ex- Nothing 1s missing that will! interest the cess of the sale price of the garment tinest dressed women in the world. w//, Garments On — == wing All the New Shades | a Pas | ee ions. Master- Now ono Ai ae | Several of these garmeuts are duplicated in our regular stocks a Flees Living 1 Medium Gray iver aed ) a up to $425. These will be reduced to the LS Be Models materials of low price of the samples. Rg cee me el ee oe — > » and twill | Polo Gray Taupe Smoke s = Putty Fawn Champagne An exquisite Callot Coats | , ' ,. AY rap of gold cloth, ror- tail- Cordovan Mode Navy | eennalle seaniied ge sl Russia Calf Russet Golden Brown satnaiey Ailes “eae - 2 + SSOU garment, , s 8 5 | Plain Silk > to *6:22 i $125 A , « > 6 alee =— || ae Exclusive Sample Blouses ! From O guia p i? § A new specia] purchase of the entire sample line of one of the | | Choice, *65 foremost Blouse makers in the country, offers regular values to ibbed-Silk Sweaters ? | $$ «6 $49.00. : | ; ~sghed or on! ee . show our goods, whether ff||/) {| a the / “eg S 1S These include the quaint new basque effects, with full flare skirts; ns wet ready ray “ws or not. || oe Special Price of bouffants, straightline and pleated and ruffled models in Canton | : crepe, taffeta, Georgette, satin, foulard, Poiret twill and combina- Finest Georgette Blouses in the season’s most exquisite styles, > , tions. Beaded. embroidered and fringe trimmed Dresses. , : | | with rare and beautiful trimming effects in beads, laces and em- . : i : fy Sam asap, a gee ) Ww ’ Mi; ’ “1 reeniieid c ! broideries, make them the best values we have offered in years. ; : omen § and 4 {isses Sizes. , Extra Sizes : > . OS ee OL ll lt J 5 Ol ll ll ll ll ll lal al allel al RP PPP LPP LPL LPL LL LAA A Dt a ee ee ea PO POP Oa OA OI re PA PA OO A el lee el C—._RPOBPODPD el Olive at Eighth —<—<—————— ——— ——= 6 [= = SS = ——=" THOMAS W. GARLAND= x, ns Pa -

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pig Bente: A a, Pon eee. Y“£ar 7, a4 ‘a ie -j _ ? Pe htonsanaell am oO —_— eo SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH ———— Advertisers Receive 100 PER | Floorcoverings as arms, back, a a. ‘ 2 " ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Liberty Colonial Cooking Glass The heatproof, look-while-you- cook cooking and serving ware. Pieces are priced from the cust- ard cup at 18c to the casseroles at $2.50. Fifth Floo: ———— Sr oO —_ STIX. BAER & FULLER American and English Curtains A Special Selling of Several Thousand Pairs THE homefurnisher will find in these various groups unusual selection with prices that present exceptional value-giving, due to several underprice purchases Eastern concern. Group /— $7).85 == Pair Hundreds of pairs of filet Lace Curtains, in ivory and beige tints. Designs are very attractive: have over- locked edge, which insures good service when launder- ing. . Group 2— $9.85 —_—- —- - © ——_—_- Pair assortment of beautiful filet Lace Cur- tains in ivory or beige, made of finest Egyptian yarn, have wide hem and neat lace-trimmed edge. A large from a large Group 3— a a Each Lace . Curtain Panels, Nottingham and filet allover designs. 48 inches wide and 2'2 yards long. Can be used one toa window. Group 4— $425 weaves, —— Section Sectional Curtain Panel- ing, especially suitable for wide windows, French doors; in tact. any kind of : Large assort- cy S at Reduced Prices To Close Out Limited Quantities and Discontinued Lines Axminster Rugs, $37.25 Heavy, deep pile Axminster Rugs, woven in one piece, pretty Persian and Oriental designs. suitable for any room. Size 9x12 feet. Brussels Rugs, $25.95 Excellent wearing Rugs, of finest yarn, in attractive designs. Scamiless. Size 9x12 feet. Axminster Rugs. $29.75 Splendid quality. Allover Per- | sian effects. Size gxi2 feet. Royal Wilton Rugs, $18.75 One hundred of the finest Royal Worcester Rugs, in a va- riety of designs. Size 36x63 in. Import Fiber Rugs, $16.75 Sanitary, reversible and dura- ble Rugs for bedrooms. May be had in blue, gray, tan and brown Size ox1i2 feet. Axminster Rugs, $22.95 Extra good quality Rugs, with deep pile. Allover Open Persian designs, suitable for any room. Size 6x9 feet. 4 Wilton Rugs, $67.50 Standard grade, closely woven Wilton Rugs, in pretty, soft col- orings. Size 9x12 feet. Linoleum, $2.20 Sq. Yd. Extra good quality Inlaid Lin- oleurm, straightline effects; col- ors go through to the back. Worcester Rugs, $10.25 Woven of the finest Worces- ter yarn, and are exceptionally attractive in designs. Size 27x54 incnes Cork Linoleum, 98c Square Yard Burlap-back Linoleum: tile. block and hardwood patterns. «4 yards wide. ra] | Royal Wilton Rugs, $79.75 ra Finest Royal Wilton Rugs, in exceptionally attractive Persian designs, soft colorings. Size 9x12 ' feet. ~ rh * ant Selling of Furniture The Prices Are Lower Because of Advantageous Purchases 4-Piece Bedroom Suite, $225.00 Illustrated above. Queen Anne period, finished in antique brown mahogany. Excellent cabinet work throughout. Dresser top measures 23 inches by 48 inches. Note the beautiful bow-end bed. Da-Beds, Special, $89.75 In antique brown mahogany: upholstered in figured velour, in a rich deep blue shade. Large extra pillow. Can be quickly converted into a ful! size bed. 3-Piece Davenette Suite, $95.00 , Illustrated above. Period de- oak or brown Istered in Im.- Spani leather, spring seat construction. Will conve- niently hold full weight mattress. Porch Rockers, Special, $7.75 Maple Porch Rockers with h Rockers, 1 slat at back, wide $7.50 ” Living-Room Suites Floor samples priced at re- markable savings to purchasers 3-piece Living-Room Suite. ve- lour and silk damasked upho!l- stering, loose spring seat cush- ion, $785.00 2-piece Living-Room Suite, up- holstered in velour and fhgured tapestry, loose spring seat cush- ion, $7156.75 3-piece Living-Room Suite, up- holstered in silk damask and mo- hair; high-back chair included. at $3795.00 ? *y > a) & ae F, bas | 3-Piece Living-Room Suite, $227.50 Illustrated above. Cane Com- bination Living-Room Suite. in English brown mahogany; uphol- stered in very fine velour, in mulberry or blue. Loose spring cushion seats and two extra sun burst pillows and slumber rol! Exceptionally good value. Ask the Salesman about our Club Plan of Convenient Payments. 3-Piece Living-Room Suite, $195.00 Illustrated below. Overstuffed Suite, upholstered in figured tap- estry or velour. Loose spring seat cushions. High-back wing chair. 4-Piece Bedroom Suite. $295.00 Illustrated above. Louis XVI Period, finished in old ivory. A beautifully designed bow-end bed, large dresser with 48-inch top. and chifforette 36 wide, giving mans wardrob the Suite inches room for a . . . are included in Breaktast Suites. _, %- ~ as ee Special, $108.75 Six pieces—consisting of 42- inch top table, 48-inch buffet and four cane seat chairs, finished in antique brown and gold. 8-Piece Dining-Room Suite, $198.50 lilustrated above. Queen Anne design, of American walnut Buftet has 60-inch top and the table 54-inch top, with a 6- foot extension Chairs uphol- stered in imitation haircloth. If China Closet is desired, add $52.50. Lawn Swings, Special, $11.50 Four-passenger Lawn Swings, built of heavy stock and trimmed im red or green. Limited quan- tity to offer. 4 Ps ¢ > > ¢ @ @ > ¢ ? ¢ ¢ ¢ $ ¢ ¢ > dl ¢ ; ; -_ o - g ¢ ¢ o ¢ ; ? > ¢ ¢ ¢ oa > © ¢ : ? ? od ¢ ad ¢ ¢ ? ¢ ¢ ¢ ad ¢ ¢ ¢ a ¢ ; ? sd ¢ ? ; ¢ ? - ¢ ca ¢ ¢ ¢ ? ¢ ¢ ¢ ? ? ? o ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ i ¢ ? ° sd ¢ ¢ 7 > ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ? ¢ ? ¢ od ¢? ? # $ ? ? - ¢ ¢ - ¢ ¢ > ? ¢ ? ao ? ? ; ° ? ? ¢ ? ? ? ¢ ¢ - ¢ ¢ ¢ ? ¢ ¢ ? * ? ° > > t ° ? ? ¢ > * ? ¢ ? ad a ? 7 ? $ ¢ > $ ¢ ¢ a ; : ? ¢ ? sd ? ¢ ¢ ¢ ; ¢ ¢ : ——w e! | finished. spliced heels: hem top. quality 45x36 inch sizes, slight sec- onds, or lavender, 36 inches wide. taupe, black. 36 inches wide good service terns 32 inches wide — _ ae ———— ae CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis N — - -———— GRAND-LEADER Morday Specials on ECONOMY STREET In the Downstairs Store Undermuslins, 59c Children’s Nightgowns, 7 , Gertrude Petticoats, Sleep- - ing Suits and Baby Dresses made and daintily 25c Cumfty Women’s Vests, Various styles. neck and French band: aiso bodice tops with tape shoul- ders. , = Women’s Stockings, 29c Pair Mercerized Stockin black and brown. back; double soles and high Men’s Shirts, 85c Percale Shirts, striped patterns —all new, crisp Shirts. Made with soft cuffs. | ™ * Fiber Rugs, 29c to 79c Heavy grade Fiber many pretty patterns. 18x18 to 20x44 inches aer } Poplins, $1.00 Yard Best quality three-ply 35 — 5 ~~ Slig -@alliG-ilsSié large assortment able colors. 36 inches wide =" reer Staple Cottons rz _ ~ White Dimity; —oef—-fine yarn, small checks, 25c yard Bleached Sheeting. heav- lest quailty obtainable, 81 inches wide. 7 , - ngcloth, soft bieached, yard wide. Iz2*2c yard Pillowcases, of extra good cotton, 42x36 and 2GC each Dress Poplilins. solid col- Percales. dress img styles, best meches wide. 22c Huck Towels. heavv. 18x34 mches, hemmed, $:.40 dozen: each. 32° -3 O'clock Special. Madras, 17c Yard yards all-white cluster-striped Madras for shirts, pajamas, etc. 36 mches wide .~» ~ _ n 20 and Wraps me | 820 $24.75 L> wnstairs Rag Rugs Extra heavy grac plain blue, pink or 54 inches. (On Shinola, Black and colo phone orders fill quantity limited. (Ur Household Kleinert’s Rubt hold Aprons, full checks and pl waterproof, for ki dry use, also sche tory work. (On Infants’ Cre Of chambray, in maize. Smocked y z and 2 year sizes (On Gingham Dre Straightline and models, of check solid color gingh to 46. 7 Stenciled Ru Also Sofa Pillo lap, in light tan s in floral designs, edges, in brown, blue. (On Pongee, Silk-and-Lisle ural tan shade, luster. 36 incoes. (me 2400 Bo: Statio ' 25C E most values offer rnonths. A: SS surplus lots, cies great sacrifice. , Both Writin Correspondence white and tints. sheets and 24 ef OU R-LIGHT, tioned and White candles, ed in new Flems able for receptié rooms or librarte to hang. tures very attract Flemish. Wired,

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. SUNDAY. PRI, 10, 1921. st Cotton, b Ball ity, white, ecru silk brand. No orders accepted. balls. a Economy Street, Downstairs Store.) vill be placed their Spring raps *18= iety of styles, ffects, of such ¢, polo cloth for women, ; $24.75 vownetairs Store.) * . ~~ - © wees . - et 7 ‘Z - v J 1.50 ses, of — High-waist style, ribbc sash. Sizes wownstaire Stare.) DAILY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. Bonnie B Hair Nets, 89c Dozen Cap and fringe styles, of finest sterilized human hair, all colors excepting white and gray. No mai! or phone orders accepted. (Main Floor.) Monday Specials on THRIFT AVENUE | The Buy-Way of St. Louis Casseroles, $1.69 Brass nickel-plated frames; fit- ted with fireproof insert and cover. (On Thrift Avenue.) Recipe Cabinets, 59c Oak finished box, fitted with cards for filing away your choice recipes. (On Thrift Avenue.) Cut Glassware, $1.00 Comports, marmalade jars, vases, Mayonnaise sets, guest sets, flower baskets, sugar and cream sets—with floral cuttings. (On Thrift Avenue.) Cup and Saucer, 23c Japanese China Cups and Sau- cers, assorted styles. While lot of 300 dozen lasts. (On Thrift Avenue.) Rag Rugs, $1.59 Extra heavy grade Rag Rugs, in plain blue, pink or gray. Size 27x 54 inches. (On Thrift Avenue.) Shinola, 5c Can Black and colors. No mail or phone orders filled and buying quantity limited. (On Thrift Avenue.) Household Aprons, 55c Kleinert’s Rubberized House- hold Aprons, full size, gingham checks and plaids; guaranteed waterproof, for kitchen and laun- dry use, also schoolgirls’ labora- tory work. (On Thrift Avenue.) Infants’ Creepers, $1.00 Of chambray, in blue, pink or maize. Smocked yoke and belted. zt and 2 year sizes. (On Thrift Avenue.) Gingham Dresses, $1.69 ‘Straightline and fitted waistline models, of checked, striped and solid color gingham. Sizes 36 to 46. : (On Thrift Avenue.) Stenciled Runners, 49c Also Sofa Pillowslips, of bur- lap, in light tan shade, stenciled dn floral designs, with lockstitch ges, in brown, red, green and blue. (On Thrift Avenue.) Pongee, soc Yard Silk-and-Lisle Pongee, in nat- ural tan shade, with a beautiful luster. 36 inches wide. (Escaiator Square.) 2400 Boxes of Stationery 2 5c Box E most exceptional values offered in many months. A manufacturer's surplus lots, closed out at a great sacrifice. Both Writing Paper and Correspondence ards, in white and tints. Boxes of: 24 sheets and 24 envelopes. (Main Floor.) Candle Fixtures Special +1322 FOUR-LIGHT, well propor- tioned and very artistic. te candles, metal parts finish- ed in new Flemish effect, suit- le for reception halls, living rooms or libraries. Wired, ready to hang. Ball . Lamp Fixtures ac $4783 ‘THESE Fixtures rank high : our best designs. The , among r th ; of daisiee, c with thé leat design socket covers, make the fix- nt. an so? attractive. A agen in . , murvet, reacPiicn Floor.) a. STIX.BAER & Eee —_—— anette ee FULLER — _ 2 es Sree Long Kid Gloves, $4.65 Pair Imported Glace and Suede Gloves, in Black, brown, tan and white. All sizes. 12 and 16 button length. (Mfain bk loor.) lh litle ~"— ~~ o-oo ee 5a e-ee —_—.. — Se ee . e+e Oe wee eee eee se ee Suits Are Unusually Good Buying In These Well Chosen Groups | — 4 $25, $35 «@ $45 I ‘HE purchase of a Suit is an investment from which the purchaser expects to receive the maximum amount of satisfaction in service and becoming- ness. For fine materials and effective designs at moderate prices, we recommend your investigation of our Suits at these prices. This season, more than ever, we have prided ourselves on the effectiveness of our moderately-priced Suits, A particularly varied selection is offered at this time. (Thira Floor.) Special Sale of Mirrors ‘THIS sale presents an unusual opportunity for those who have wedding or anniversary gifts to buy. Here you will find a very large assortment to make selection from. There are all shapes, styles and sizes. Special at $9.45 Fine French Plate Mirrors with beautiful oval frames, in dull gold finish, blue or rose tone with a handsome ornamented top. Special at $ 14.85 Fine French Plate Mirrors in new design frames, in dull gold and polychrome finishes; suitable for console table or hall mirrors. Mantel and Buffet Mirrors, $27.50 Very choice patterns of the latest designs and fin- ishes, in a wide range of shapes and sizes; all fitted with best French plate mirror. Many other Mirrors priced $6.50 to $45.00 and up- wards. Picture and Mirror Cords at Special Prices New patterns and colors; among which will be found taupe, gold lb blue and black and gold. pe, gold, rose, mulberry, Small sizes, Pair of Cords, $1.25, $1.75 and $2.50 2.50, $7.98 and upwards th Floor.) Unusual Offerings in Home Needs Aluminum Teakettles, $1.95 Made of good quality sheet aluminum, 5-qt. Capacity, with flat bottom, strong handle with wood handle grip. Washing Machines, $17.95 Water power Washing Machines, expressly made , for Stix, Baer & Fuller, equipped with brass water Aluminum Coffee Percolators, $1.39 motor, guaranteed for one ° Made of heavy quality Viko aluminum, 6-cu . ee 4 ome, | Capacity, in the attractive panel shape, wit ee Washtubs, 8oc black ebony handle and glass top. Made of heavy galvanized Aluminum Double Boilers, $1.49 iron, large No. 3 size. with Made of heavy gauge sheet aluminum, 2-q¢t. drop handles. a gl with aluminum cover that fits both . | vessels. Wash Boilers, $2.98 ss aoass Made of extra heavy blocked tin, with copper bottom, No. 8 size, with stationary side nandles and deep rim cover. Clotheslines, 43c Including two packages of Wool Soap The Keystone brand Clothesline, made of Flakes. Buying limit one order and no mail heavy jute, non-kinkable. s50-ft. sections. ” or phone orders accepted. Ready-Mixed Paints Classic White Laundry Soap, 10 Bars for 59c er Ball-Bearing Lawn Mowers, $8.95 For indoor or outdoor use, » yng oy “ey Made with crucible steel blades, self-sharpen- from. Quart size, soc; ‘2-gal. size, meet ing, 4-blade reel, 14-inch size, adjustable to cut size, 1.69 grass high or low. Stepladders, $1.98 s-ft. size, made strong and durable, and come with bucket shelf. 3 18 , ts, made of hea asket splint, ar : | ee ne drew bottom abe seier die ling any . — complete aon handies. Small size, 79c; medium size, 98c; couplings. 25-it. sections, $3.75; large size, $1.79 50-ft. sections, $7.25 Hygienic Refrigerators Electric Irons, $3.48 Made with solid oak casing, white ename High-grade, nicke]- : lined food chamber, lift-top a. ich “ “Sa 4 = ages ~ gy oe 50-pound ice capacity, plete with cord and plug. Heating 60-pound ice capacity, element guaranteed for one year. go-pound ice capacity, Sprinkling Hose Red corrugated moulded Sprink- $19.75 $24.75 os (Fifth Floor ) al 204 Strands of Genuine Selected White and Pink Coral Necklaces Very Specially Priced HESE handsome Necklaces are of the beautiful coral so popular among well-dressed women, exclusive because of their usually prohibitive price. We have purchased, however, very reasonably, the overstock im- portation of G. Sorrentino, of Maiden Lane, New York City, and can offer to you these many strands at the decidedly reasonable prices quoted. gts strands of pink and white At $6.9 corals, slightiy imperfect; 24 inches long, graduated from 4 to 14 mil- limeters. gs strands of fine quality At $10.9 oink and white corals, 24 inches long, graduated from 4 to 18 milli- meters. —12 strands of extra white, At $15.98 perfect corals, 27 inches long, graduated from 4 to 17 millimeters. —so strands of selected fine At $19.98 quality pink and _ white corals, 27 inches long, graduated from 4 to 18 millimeters. —r10 strands of especially At $22.98 fine selected pink and white corals, beautifully graduated from 4 to 15 millimeters; 27 inches long. —s5 strands of extra quality At $28.98 selected pink and white long; graduated from 4 to 20 millimeters. —g strands of selected pink A t $39.98 and white corals, 27 inches corals, 27 inches long; graduated from 4 to 22 millimeters. (Main Floor.) this offering. A Sale of 663 Dozen Madeira Handkerchiefs 55¢ Each NOTHER lot of these lovely Madeira Handker- chiefs—the same good kinds that were in our special offering of a week ago—has just arrived and will be ready for Monday's selling. We believe many who participated in the former sale event will want to purchase some more, while others who heard of the great values will welcome Every Handkerchief is guaranteed pure linen, hand-em- broidered in beautiful one-corner effects, and hand-scallop- ed all around. The material is in the heavy as well as sheer quality, and the workmanship is so well done that the Handkerchiefs truly deserve the name of “the everlast- ing Handkerchief.” The values are extraordinary. {Main Floor.) 1000 Pairs Boys’ Washable Knickers » Special, $7.00 EVERY pair strongly made of gosd grade khaki, also denim in light and dark gray, pin checks and neat stripes. Finished with belt straps, watch and hip pockets, and are cut full. Sizes 6 to 18 years. These are exceptional values and parents will do well to sup- ply the boy for the entire season. (Fourth Floor.) ae - Stamped Goods Chambray House Dresses Very Special v 5 Value at C "THESE Dresses are of cham- bray, in slipover style, stamped in simple designs for French knot or lazy-daisy embroidery. May be had in blue, rose, tan and green. Children’s Dresses and Romp- ers, of good quality pique, stamp- ed in simple and neat designs. Sizes x to 4 years, 75¢ Art Cloth Stamped Pieces, cen- ters, 36-inch size, and full-length scarfs to match; all are stamped in attractive designs for solid, French knot and lazy-daisy em- broidery; very special, 29C Stamped Pillowcases; of good quality tubing, stamped in beauti- ful designs; size 36x42 inches. Limited quantity, $1.00 pair (Artneedlework Dept. Second Floor) Wall Paper sc and roc Roll Light and dark Papers, new pat- terns. sold with match, or cut-out border. 15c Roll Specials, including allover fo- liage effects, stripes, cretonnes and shadow effects; sold with border or binder. ’ 25c Roll New designs and colors, includ- ing tapestry. stripes, floral, two- tones and cloth imitations. soc Roll Best grade washable Varnished Paper for kitchens and bathrooms. roc and 20c Roll Plain 30-inch Oatmeal Paper. Sold only with cut-out border or binder. Priced r2¥ec yard Please bring length and width of rooms. Sixth Floor.) Children’s Important! 14,400 Pairs of All First Quality At ]Qc aPair Att are made of the finest quality combed yarn, with double heels and toes. Come in black and white in sizes 5 to 94%. They’re the best wearing Stockings made and mothers will surely buy them in dozen lots. They represent the surplus lots of a jobber who retired from business. Stockings (Main Floor.) Sale of Sewing Machines Exceptional Values in Well Known Makes IN order to close out all Machines of limited number we have reduced the prices for quick disposal. It is an opportunity for the thrifty home-sewer to secure a high-grade machine at a smal] cost. All Machines Guaranteed Terms $1.00 a Week at 39 4°55 Three sample Singer. Machines. Are exceptional chines value. new. One White Machine (sample), © t $378.50 Five Lessing drop-head Ma- chines (new), at $75.00 Three Williard drop-head M chines (new), at a chine (sample), at $32.50 $45.00 | One Eldredge drop-head Ma- | Fifteen Domes- One New Home Machine (sample), at $39.75 One Eldredge Machine (used), $19.50 One Domestic Cabinet Ma. chine (marred), at $62.75 Three Domestic Portable Electric Machines, at $65.00 (Fifth Floor.) at | An Important Selling of “Hartmann” Wardrobe Trunks HESE are the factory’s discontinued numbers of the past season. They were purchased at a great saving, and will be offered in this sale, beginning Monday, very much be- low their real worth. Buying now for the Summer vacation trip is advisable. ee (Illustrated Above) Built of best three-ply veneer, covered with hard hber, rein- forced with cold rolled _ stee! trimmings, open cushion top, shoe pockets, fancy cloth lining, laundry bag, hat box and ward- robe for :2 to 15 suits or dresses. (lilustrated Above) Built of three-ply veneer, cov- ered and bound with vulcanized fiber. Regular size, with remov- able shoe box, locking bar for drawers, open cushion top, large hat box, roomy drawers and laundry bag. For men or women. Hartmann Wardrobes, $60 Standard size, open cushion top, interchangeable for man or woman. Removable shoe box, large hat box, inside locking bar. Hartmann Wardrobes, $72.50 Extra deep, solid post corner construction, open cushion top, fancy cretonne lined. A _ very convenient combination for man or woman. Dress Trunks, $16.00 Built of three-ply veneer, cov- ered and bound with heavy hard fiber, solid steel trimmed, two trays and top divided for two hat compartments. 34-inch size. 36-inch size, $17; 39-inch, $78 Steamer Trunks, $14.50 Standard size, built of three- ply veneer. covered and bound with hard fiber, solid steel trim- med, divided tray. Traveling Bags At $5.00 Full cut 18-inch Bags, 5-piece style, sewed frame, fancy lining and three pockets. At $8.50 Week-end Cases of heavy black enamel, with toilet tray pocket in top. 26 and 28 inch sizes. Illustrated below, at left. - At $12.00 Traveling Bags of genuine Naugahide on English frame, ex- ceptionally strong and roomy and especially adapted for engi- neers, firemen, conductors or any purpose where a Bag is subjec:- ed to extreme usage. 18-inch size, with three inside pockets. Illustrated in center, below. Gladstone Cases, $7.50 High-grade Cases, 20 and 22 in. sizes, built on regulation steel frame, waterproof lining, par- tition and shirt pocket. Illus- trated below, at right. ~T.hlU rr Oe a. hs io es — At $95.00 (Illustrated Above) Built of three-ply basswood. covered and bound with hard fiber, special steel trimming, double lock, Panama open cush- ion top. One of the most con- venient wardrobes built and is interchangeable for man or (Illustrated Above) Extra large size, with open cushion top and hanging space for 15 to 18 suits or dresses. In- terchangeable for man or woman. All are full cretonne li (Fourth Floor.) ¥ : Pan ane > aw — RP UR ee A Ne RCC LOS AN A Al NT INES ae EIT Re Ia a ee eee eens eo . at te . oe « r es ee a A a eae eS i ey te ee a

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SUNDAT. Y CIRCUL ATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Lcatats. 2. es __APRIL 19. 1988, — . a — — . - UNDAY FOST- DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CIT : - = so th deer : | ee ew GF ors PEPER RE BPs ws vn . | PTrTirilil a Se eee ae & Dress Gingham In plaids, stmpes and «hecks, eut from the 3 5 The Store for ALL the People piece. Yard. THAT r S Apron Gingham sw Tae RaAe ae w Percale e . Percale in w hite rrounds Apron gingham in all want- ed checks. Cut from the piece. sage circular, 200000 with neat printed stripes OT a les wide | | ° . . ° i 4 | and figiit - | iciliacuan : , . Monday Will Be a Rousing Day in the Big A E pag entire nine — ( Basement—N agents.) wie advantage of t 75c Bath Towels Ena Women’s $3.00 Chiffon Hose QUEM” | $4.00,$3.50 and ae Silks els. made of extra heavy : Slik of er tops, fine ( vualitv in ‘ . ; All-silk gart I $4.00 Crepe Meteors; in black, navy, blue orivory. 40 in. wide. 55 double thread Terry clo eTavy an yopular, beige and fawn Miike : “we 4 ” vs : los amy see pee all sizes 9 to $4 Radium Taffetas; in ivory, tan and black; 40 inches wide.. 7 vy aa p/ 7; } ay . >. . + ; 7 a. ’ ; F Q . , tucks on WTist aud uppt \Y Band : bolster stamped in piece on fin Slipover Nightgown : beautifully em- . > : a trac ° 3 ; } : : e ) ¢ n - +t, . *% P ‘ . 4 9 q i = = backs an } u designs : hand sewn and hand seal- emt broidered - } » Hine a } Si - aa? were. .rrt sh) es . (Main Fleer.) —~s aly double _inge! enps. I rT .conom\ "BR, gor aguas | yi els made of good firm cou- . . 2 $4.00 Warner $1.00 agate ee - : ae this Great 1 c sae 25¢ stamped oes 15¢ | 21 to 32 im some modeis. flowers and Sspravs. hand scalloped color coutil; low dust. res, While 146*dozen last 68 neon ai ing, Pa IER, cog erate 2 for 25e . : and evelets, ribbon mag Bip. well oe (Maia Fb loorNugents.) ; (Feurth Fleer—NS\udgents.) $6.50 and $7.50 ; with double tproo this at | n y i? eee £ ° . ae ) ~ } Corsets = els | s 1% te ize ‘ Main ft leor— Vugents.) OR SS Ami-French Petticoats ek A | e Shadow-proof Petticoats of musla ; (Fourth Fleer.) | An Extraordinary Sale of i ais - SS £ A wonderful model for double panel, with scalloped bottom good average figure, made and embroidered Sprays ; ay. WABIPBA:. 8140 Fe 6 Ris ee ee 5 om. ; « ty a 7 « ee fete > = = = - s ” = - s 2 x. € . fs . - : t ot bs a4 >? = = es a . PY . . of fancy, flesh color bro fitted waist . * — | ‘a >. 41 | It rticl S . J b> 24 eadce materiai. Low bust, . £ “\ \leng bip, ‘* Mightybone’’ . \ Ol y WV h e A e . a | a este olen. Gee Ami-French Corset Covers te model for the misses ( orset ( overs or nainsook. with Sterling Silver Bar . : | . é . 4 and mall women a | ; 7 eats. | At Reductions of 1-3 to | -2 Pins and Brooches ANY Sizes 22 to 29 in || embroidered sprays and eyelet work, f ali all-wool | i ss f some models. finished with sea! loped = 00 . a. ao b —— 2 o reas SE Soe ea . , Fourth Fleer } im mavy blue : , m $1.50 to $3.00 Set With RAinestones —Nugents.) eage ne ee S ein ts $1 89 o> ~~ Avtirica - : $2.00 to $2.50 Values oor—Nagents, : Made im beautiful designs, most / inte Piece.) —_” oe click Penis Oe Our Buyers Purchased Great Lots of . $7 3400 pieces of Ivory White T pilet Articies. li strietiv y 2 sig, Sree Me i te ' | tirst quality goods, purchased trom one of the largest ma) ‘ional val \! : C 2 ers in this country. N. the time to start your : i ean ak Not: occ ugsS a uc 10n I ] Ces > te to add other pieces. living- at TrmwateneaehHttnesw ; : ny | . ™ " : 50 ; anniversary virts All al yperior grace and fins 4 oe engl a 4 — WP N\\) and include “helebeen im four different atvies. oth These we offer together with similar qualities from our own stocks at prices j net. ) , o- mek wal | . adjusted to conform with those established by the auction. For instance: si or beig weight for coats. suits | | and hat brushes. puff boxes and | or skirts; light grounds ‘ pita \\ ers with removable chamois, dressing combs, perfume bot. $55.00 Ardsley.Rugs Seconds of $67.50 Rugs ay With illuminated = colo ea tles with eut glass stoppers. dr VERE ee ee P > . ' , - ings, - j S ats Ms = : = ? 4 -o- LJ © + it oe ‘3 2a LD =S es nster Rugs. woven with \ erv dunrab! @ seamless Axm) nster | 50a Dp boxes. pictnre rames. ete - leer i (oc vl assortment ort Dat terns. Rugs. Su itab! a for any room in the h home. Neatly v l¢ Teé ~~ ' Size Orienta! and { ‘hin nese ; . un. . é $3.00 to $5.00 ost, : Yxl2 patterns. SS 7 in white ‘(Main Fleer.) | ‘A i fay i 7 feet... ee Arabian \\ “TNS Plate Glass Mi or| N ; $16 D ~ $75.00 Yonkers Rugs —a | = : v/ a rr r ~ ugents > e F — | | ~, a | ) : ar , oe "3 é 2s $4l. 85 ; SSS . =— sou n- Trered with good | a eo ee | ' , PT. | ‘s ce rieking; - \ | fos ee $65.00 Seamless Pervak Rugs LS \ 5: Ss | - | Size Oxl? feet * ga.t2a 018 lain shape with gold lines. ¢ ” Pee | sean —— = Refrigerators plain P gol Iridescent Glass Iced ye som ‘it ite line hamber with 25c to 50c China Large covered jug, with $1. 25 Bromny 3 as ae Uatmeal bow!ls, bread and butter. vic ag $5 85 ae : $29. 50 salad. soup, breakfast and. dinne: viasses wo. ) ‘pensabdie KitcDen 70, tem f ¢ Three-Door Side-Icing on gm > 4 51.68 Gertage « . - oe enti Vised Prints: sovllent gf SNe Mew ee ee. er a arge [0 ‘sam $12.95 Biey cle mecnores Sane W ringers: ar gs UaTea@ae plates, gold lined and deco. $4.50 China Casseroles ed provision chamber - : Dinner reas & rated. Factory thirds ich size. DB ~, root wh vit _ $6. 00 Electric Toasters . j ~~ _ >> ' 00 "mi - Pporeeliain : Ancv shap ed: 50c tech rin iiithi OoOgd A Teast } slices ; > ce aj eity reg first q' ug al) ty pott Ty, Du Baby a — ~~ : ate 3 ae m read a : $4. - pr “e 5. | 1. Made of yeilow finished pott: Sens. . SS Cae aw, Spe ; Seay eae TS with goid lines pa “nhs, wiing frames 5 feast; fully nie« “1 g3 98 : - $50 ~ , $39, 00 nec **Inerchil"® Papo cago decorated in Dutch TT) a ¢ he a at 25c and 30c Table | designs ....-. 7 $56 to $65 Floor Lamps. amd guaranteed | ig ron bases : $14.00 Electric Hot iy way “7 7 “$3.90 (sa0 stove: fOr we. ef strong willow a* Senepennnaenevrarneurtnrne nia (=f. All thin blown wine glasses, foot- $1 Earthen i fe en spy es , | n a vari yi most useful app ed sherbets and handled custards. Pu ul) on ion *) ze. decorat: 7 7 rv is yl ; . meas ity’: iiasen Wileer.) fancy needle-etched | tulip and seenery : ay ~ > (ona ae $] | 05 » | . parchmen: Three-heat 4 . : ec Co i. designs design ; on. se 19€ "$49 50 . a. BS&aeegcgaggra SS®SBRSBRSBSSESSESSSSSSESSESSSSSSSSRSSSSESSSESCRSRSEEEEBEBESS ASS Se Se, ad - 20 Waek power guaracteed & ycur : : St.1e@ <Ceffere | &i Wn inyrm rich p | SPape . w « BAAAAAAA AAS LS 4 6 ADDED EEE EE EA EAA ee ee ee he DD DD es ‘Feeurth Fleer V\ugent«. } J

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. 1 le De ae EC I ry eam Teer weer ~~ er epee or . - SUNDAY. SUNDAY, z ‘ ; ae PRIL 10, 1981. APRIL 10, 1921. . DAILY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. - ~ —— — saben ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 9 ' ry a 8 8. : tote —T . . = —s —- ‘ ‘ 2 - ’ ) 7 . J . Steg grr sts segegetuai | ' ; gauo @ aa 2. | : : 228 cee Seauseeseaneuse se eee 8: . ‘ ' oo) - . ee ”* Sd _ : « " : oe: . ’ . ' , . R ta a 4 ; 4 - 4 J ¥ ——_ Gam : Pillow Cases a Rite © REN OE oe ee nee RE? Serre Sa Spee, Uae | oa ish bleached = SI, sista a The Store for ALL the People Depa RTMENTS ~ — ee - — bbe «(Third Floor—Nuagents.) j , ‘a ad ww 15c Unbleached Muslin 40c Linen Toweling 36-inch Unbleached Muslin, splen- Pure Linen Toweling, unbleached . a — a ae as Bites: OF | 5 eet , : Shs 3 did value for sheets with blue border, circular, 200,000 of which were distributed throughout the city, telling the story in detail, will Spee ee and mattress covers. heavy weight. entire nine days. All circular items advertised will be on sale the entire nine days until lots are MA TCH | 3 | | Yard Yard «1. .seeeeeeeees gadvantage of this opportunity to supply your Spring and Summer needs. rN LESS (Bargain Basement.) (Main Floor—Nugents.) French SE ie. ' ‘-e4 Broken Mixed ioe € me t $3 French Serge | $1.75 Tablecloths | i. ALL Dale " | epenerpery Seer ii as) BASEME RN omer _ inch beautiful qual- 6l-inch, hemstitched, ity, all-wool, double 2 19 mercerized ‘Tablecloths: | ()() al iat! wat ) warp. Made from the © bleached. While 650 last. ° Check = 36-in. Pajama Cheek, ) S ° . Diet ieton'stin (fc ny, nc $1.00 Topkis Girls — seal brown or black. ‘ 1 ADDIE AIMASK es ‘ 58-inch Mercerized Table Dam- U ° S it Yard . $3.00 Shepherd Checks ask, bleached; six patterns to ASc hnion ul S $15 Coats ' = 7 , 5 = 46 inch, fine all-wool French serge int, Fels eulie ve | | a imenbistie decane of ctrl weave, in blue. brown . ‘ked nainsook n 7 leev | Spring (oat ~ rn blue, nile and black cHecks- ae ‘es cae ’ me § 6, green, Harding blue. browns an eK checks; for (O-inch highly finished mer- knee length style. Sizes from and grays. Made of velours shades of | e | elor ‘oats. s : : Table Damask: spot, stripe A te and polos in every wanted coats, sultS or skirts eerized Tal eal : | » 44. new | Daetnke atele. : = or floral patterns. Bleached Y/ O8 . _ _ Poiret Twill $2.50 Table Damask 78 10) aD o4-inch; beautiful quality; good 70-inch union linen | wu eight fine twill for smart coats, suits Damask. Good, heavy’ (Main Floor—Noegents.) (Second Floor—Nugents.) y , 3 or dresses. bleached , mdid quality : : blue or $4.50 Table Damask . : black 72-inch pure linen Table ? 05 ° . . “ , ‘ . Ds ek. Good. hea, Vv 2.50 Wash Suits $1.98 New Crepe Tussah Senn 4 r ’ | dresses : wanted - Umbrellas with all-silk covers white, tan, gray and stripes. Well , , Table Damask. One of our Ly in navy, green and brown. made and neatly trimmed with : e | shades peeeeeeesnenveeeees best grades seewoeoeoee st eeewaee saKalite . handles, tips string ties or white braid. Sizes Noegents.) (Main Fleer—Nagents.) (Main Floor—Nu‘sents.) 3 to & 3] 98 higowns | f/ spe! 50c White Nainsook | $1.00 Swiss Organdie (nam Farge egies sandal Chemise and pee - + incnes , » sof a} . . utifully em- o6 inches wide, soft finish, A Centon Cumin, . free from dressing. Yard Imported Swiss Organ , av elaborate a ~ : : all anted lal colors. _ T - ae os 75¢ White Nainsook a Pees C $15 Two-Pants Suits wy rt TT Try. P~ i coca ar a Women’s Low Shoes Formerly priced up to $10, featured in this Great l-conomy Sale Monday at... Styles: Strap Pumps, Tongue Pumps, Opera Pumps, Theo Ties, French Ties, One- Eye Ties, Dress Oxfords, Military Oxfords. a " —— -_ .~ a“ ~ “ —— @ dle (Main Fleer.) $1 to $2 Scarfs Large assogtment of designs, lace trimmed with medallion inser- tions; all sizes: snitable for dresser or buffet. ~-> porenan no - ne preety = ary sd ions seamen tant enna ah dlnatiee i a Re Oe nt me te _ . Se ee ean > — - ON ec A I Materials: Black Satins, Grey Satins, Brown Kid, White Kid, Black Kid, Patent Kid, Brown Suede, Black Suede, Grey hid. choice of emall check or large broken checks. : ied ee pes (Fourth Floor.) $2.50 Satin Plaid Sport $3 Envelope Chemise Poplins nee = crepe ee, chine; built-up or -ine , _F mn strap; beautifully trimmed with 40-inch Silk and Lisie Poplins: self- lace insertion, 1 aii. en@ ribbon colored satin; biock plaid patterns: assorted colors and white; ng a ee wae $2. 8 $2 to $3 Plain Silks » $1.25 Envelope Chemise 36-! Chire Made of nainsook, trimmed with osteo Chiffon Taffetas, range of jace and embroidery insertion and : ; o5S-inch Dress Satina, range ofr lace edge, beading and ribbon R4¢ Re Same 59c Filet Centers Allover imitation Italian Filet, 18-inch centers in a very pretty design 39¢ (Fourth Fieor.) colors; 40-inch Crepe de Chines, col- aon Ors and white; 40-inch Ra- $I 67 | wn . > dium Silks; colors and black. $1 Extra-Size Drawers $2 and $2.25 Chiffon Taffetas Made of splendid quality mustin 36 inches wide; soft, lustrous finish; , ©! ruffle of embroid- 74 in tan, rose, wisteria. plum: $1 47 myrtle, navy and black ed 7T5c Corset Covers $1.25 and $1.50 Silks Corset Covers of nainsook, with yokes of embroidery medaliions and 33-inch Jap Broadctoth GShirtings;: | ' : ; 36-inch Tricolettes, sport shades: 36- | lace insertion, finished with lace 54c inch Faille Lustre, Silk Pop- 97¢ edge, beading and ribbon . Limes; B11 COlere... .cccccescesed | Pattern Cloths $4.00 Sport Satins . Poermeriy worth — . io, sae ea quality; mercerized: an 40 in hes wide: extra quality; soft. (gx10° einen; reund cae square pat- shimmering, mirror finish; in pink. | terns: hemmed, ready for Bermuda, porcelain blue, silver $2 97 use: some siight seconds . gray, navy, biack and ivory... Extra large; extra heavy; Turkish Towels; slightly irregular . 25c Huck Towels, 6 for wide: firm! sot Heavy weight, full bleached Hack - Mavy blue $! 27 Towels; 18x30 inches; $1.00 *-* ° ORis s wes 4 6nss baleen au sone $2.25 to $3.00 Dress Goods Mill remnants of 1 to 5 yard lengths 18x18 size; heavy mercerized fin- ¢ 50 and 54 inch French and Storm (ish: hemmed ready for use; $1 77 . 54-inch Wool Poplins, 54-inch slight secomuds; dozen.........* "* velty Men's-Wear Serge, in navy 36-Inch Lonsdale Muslin eg mt De ee oe $1.47 In mill remnants; while two 15c ) Hers "> 2° : cases ldet: vard... “- , o« | $2.75 Nainsook 22c Bleached Muslin ‘cere Sa. $1.97 36 inches wide; limit of 10 14¢ mn a bolt; 36 in. wide.® to each person... ‘a yards : $2.50 Longcloth ee 22c Unbleached Muslin sO! Quality . = ~ 40 inches wide, made of Sea Island cotton 40c Pillow Tubing 27-inch; various cord effects; close- Biea ) $I O08 weet ¢ Mie es serges, in yoke front and back CO)! re’ ¢ ~ rT’) OS. « sf) Ss] : : " , . eee . . de, on @ pleated or plain models. New stripes. $2 inches wide.. ; wad ; Spri eens, grays, tans and coats = oe | Pure Linen Towels Madras Shirting i ". Sizes "tf 8 to 17 36 inches wide: firm, smooth, dura- bie quality. half wool; navy r midnight biue.. browns. from to he} a Of humidor quality, choice of huck Madras ve game ln pid ce and col vears. : or satin damask. All hemstitched. ored grounds with woven (Q $20 Two Pants Suits . " ] oO : 2 ; eha ? ~ > | . $I 50 most have monogram space; note sav- aolered aespes. G2 inches Boys’ all-wool, single and dou- z ° ings: wide ble breasted models. with two Covers $1.50 Qualities in Linen Huc 98 Tissue Gingham 3 pair knick- > - «| io Qualities itl Linen ler > - Tissue gingham, in wl ite rrounds ‘(Second f loor—Nugents.) $1.75 Venise Sets Beantiful Venise lace collar and cuff Sets in a selection of new designs, 2 ope : , with woven colored pat "| ; : 62.2. ualities in Linen iveens ot eyclet work, : de terns. 30 inches C $2.45 Qualities in Linen $i 00 $1.95 Qualities in Damask Towels.. a OES SR aa °° ° $2.45 Qualities in Damask Towels....81.95 (Main Floor —Nagents.) jegents.) = (Main Fileeor—Nagents) | Men’s Shirts $7.50 to $12.50 Irish Point Curtains Dee $4.95 e Vf | | | | Domestic made, i ‘onderful range of parlor and Ad | $2.50 and $5 : Ices ite ditpes eceniod oh escent cual 5 V7) |||) 50c to 85c Hose Women’s; regular sizes in black and eol- ors, mock seam, seamless style; first quality. 29¢ (Main Floor, yh ra) it prices t. 21.,5 and a few 3)4 yard lengths. White, ivory | = cg e be 1.; a t a : Shirts made of fine wor- , or beige colors. While the lot lasts, pair 4 on tik Seis Meee ae & Marquisette Curtains $1.00 Sectional Paneling : ured madrases, white and Axminster ie > ; Stl entawn| ale awe Neatly hemstitched and trimmed with Wonderfu: range of patterns: madras solid colors, also many in the home. - : ’ F | ¥ , atterns. All Cluny lace edges. 36 inches wide. Come | and Filet weave. 9Y-inch sections; thr new striped patterns. All ; soft-cuff negligee style. . ) in white, cream or average window requires four oS, @& A 16 . Arabian col- sections. White or Arabian | , o color, section ‘ | 4 All sizes 72x90 inches: bleached: soft ors, pair which will } 7 a ? 60c to 75c Curtain Voile : ; | } Excellent quality colored border Curtain Voile 3 . 5 . | rich tones on pink, blue or vellow. Piain and figure ’ * Curtains. Ideal for curtains or drapery; vard.. $1.25 Sunfast Madras of all wool . | 40 full pieces. 36 inches wid n all the newest | The Economy Sale Brings T hese patterns and richest color mbinations. Colors, 1 al 41.85 + blue, green brown. Al! perfect ap 9 S n ik Rugs oe Arabian Curtains Men’s 2-Pants Suits (ESCA | Handmade, mounted on extra 4-ply French inster Rugs; | recap net’ with elegant borders and heavy corners | 5 of handmade Arabian laces. ~ yds nz, pr ® Splendidiy tailored of fine sergea, cassi- 7.50 , | , sam / 2 Le “ Duplex Shades meres, worsteds, cheviotsa and mirs- elvet ei: ® Liste Sal 3 +o Seconds. 36 inches wide. Made of spiendid opaqne clot! — i 6 ft. long, mounted on ‘guaranteed roller, comp'ete fures that no tailor | Seay aw ax aren with all attachments. If perfect would se!l C an Riniemie ieataa 8 : . 2: Lace evoke. eS = Bers mr Pleer—Nugents I OS ss (Third Ploer—Nougents) make up fo your necasurc for less fhan 850. fhoice RrGQerasrse , a - he o 50c Union Suits Women’s, low neck, sleeveless, lace knee, good quality, riblgd eotton; all regular sizes. C (Main Fleer.) lace tiff rout add nF : 39c Col : ey 35 full pieces or cette Children's 39c Sox nown 16 © aeeeeeen. Genes of | Fancy Toil tog in mercerized and dark colors, 306 in« einforced hee and to wide. eee 00 aaa eee OURO OOO OOO OOOO EGOS FOO GF4 O0.40044446 000 0044044444.46446466.4646 644.44.44.44444.444444444444440444646464 64444444444 40440444404464444444446444466444 4646464444444 444 r SS 2 SS SS SS - SL L - - - » | Sn eee eee ieee iia ieee 099 9 9-4444444400004 _- 7 , Yard » S42 : : Sectional Pane Men's 25c Cotton Hose 1°00 sections | The average In bla rav and ta “ize ' . ehown ey yt, + 4 . ee Women’s $1.29 Hose ead & Hore mn assorted co ore Fach ee; Wack 208 Se re R7¢ Remnants of 25c to 39c : | Voiles and Marquisettes 20c Crash Toweling 2300 varde in temeths te 6 rer: lm i? on = ‘ heavy quaiit# Many p en im ths tf a both pls oad foney Se ee Ba and Arabian © izes © ft " ‘ > in i ~* & ~ * ~ ~~? be owe Men's 50c Undershirts No sleeve, no button stvie, fine white Swiss ribbon cotton. All sizes C (Main Fiecer.) > ® i« ee eer NS SE tay SegUN ati 1 7 4 = - a Oe dagen Prt fw - — ones. at MTQUART K ottleg $ COPPER W ach Boilers, $1.45 1.50 Ice Cream Freezers . . 98 ¢ i vrrrerfrertregwr,rfrfrtrt"t*t = < tata tata te tet tte te teh tet tte th tht hh tht tate tet tettatat tated te tete tet ttt tteh htt htt tht bith h pi hbhpbhhhbhhbhba bb bbb haaannnrece cere Te eee UV U UT T YN S - ‘ Cc = —— 3 2:0 : Read Every One! Si.00 Washtubs: No. 1, medium . here are acores *) Dest galzanized 66c | : ; of hendsome single | ten | and double breasted «$1.00 Garbage Cans; heavy -8!- 7 “A oe . |} Yanized, with deep rim co- 6% in ) , mods ‘m heantifnu! opt Bly - see . . + ‘ " : new patterns and P 9} An extraordinary economy event in- volving hundreds of beautiful Hats of Milan hemp, hair- braids, pipings, transparent Hats, flower-trimmed Hats and sailors in black, brown, navy +B henna and pheasant shades " (Bargais Basement—Nugents.) Men's $1.00 Work Shirts Made of dark blue chambray, collar at- tached style. All sizes 14 te 1644. (Main Fleer.) ’ Ready-Mixed Honse and Floor —— be @ - 31] Paints; excel 58c OoOriovs tb as vw i i. o.ees peeves | : ' | | please even the most tse waa. eet HM ~=©6 Garden Hose | ike three-year guaran- these lee « . : - ‘ " : - 1? A sing e $5.00 Gas Steve: two burner. | Extra high grade 5-ply quality, in red and . os. , Beas a it ) for entire §& : be ete spel ueatenaladad $3.95 black rubber, fully Warranted I te enti - $2.95 Clothes Baskets; extra larce’ if season; 50 fect, a . at $32.50. Think. then, of the months S — es $1.85 plete with coupuings ; ; of <tre wear that extra pair will mn | water , and brass spray nonme. ° . ve *% ;. and thescextra return ° ow |) : — 4a \r rour nreestn en * Re here Machines: ad In this sale ) | power. sw one $19.50 : | 1 the sale starte Monday at 9 a. m. year . #210 ' re Percolators: + jks ‘(Main bleor. 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aft 4 “ “> ot . i ame * |érs Mary Gepvew and Mre,Careve|/ bridesmaid The couple will Maun! The maroc Mr and ure J. W.| ‘*April - ~ J | ** April BOE Kaplin, and Miss Ehizg ervations may be made with Mrs. |McCornack served. ,their home at 2602 Oregon avenue. | son, tiga OB = mek and ath J. fa s 0 it > e sister of the bridegro Pi Mo 3200 South Gir and | en ; ee Jackson oO ou siana, fu ri ’ z z Kaplin was .fiow er eirk aven Mrs. FE. George Payne is The Confederate Memorial His- | A ecard party will be given by George Ww. Rupert was ——,| Oppor nity ‘IDpo wn YU a - che rman of the committee in-charge | torical and Literary Society will hold Ladies’ Auxiliary No. 11, N. A. L./| April 2 in St. Louts. Mr. Ruper Sales’’ Sale sin it Be Deutsch hn ringbe ans pregram, the members cf the annual election of officers at its ¢,. at the Marquette Hotel, April gq student at Washington U = alone pt , . : ich “are Mmes. J. E. Allen, Lizzie regular meeting Wednesday after-) 20, at 8 o'clock. The couple will make their hom | 610-612 W ashington | j Dees. Milton Sondtheimer and T. W. noon at 2 o'clock at the eed a . St. Louis in the fall. | . | ; IT P§iilips. Branch Library. | ars. Frederick H. Bacon of $217| ee : arash’ eS aM | JR ay mond avenue has as her guest The wedding of Miss Thelma si Airs. A. D. Nortoni, 4170 Lindell Dr. and Mrs. Ira C. Young, 4496! her daughter, Mrs. F. L. Faurote of | in and Charles Joels of Seon, + ly levard, gave nm tes iz rid: iV beaileas. Laclede avenue, have returned from ! Garde n e ity : Longe Island. took place Tuesday evening a é napn at her residence as a farewe!] | Visit in Pass Christian and other | _ B'nai Amoona baat ae Bice p ba Co the members of and triends | Teserts on the Gulf coast, Miss Dorothy Betz of 3217 Long-| ceremony co ’ followed by a — ofathe Twentieth Century Art Club, of | PER fellow boulevard entertained with a) Halpern o06 eta, The bride was Ze) Ss w igh s she Was president for the last| The marriage of Miss Hilda hoeh-)| bridge party Saturday at which an-| Pr arb iggsnd seam sister, Miss Viol ‘ 2 as - 4 ae ae A ee 5 ¢ Se MTs oe ea hw a eee ay SE Bie te 4 *. / eeeeceen 7 ; 6 -- Locust at Twelfth * : an > ae = . i pe Ricotta ea er OAT sath a ete ee ee ‘ : +>; & OPE __ A Bits SAS. int ee - eet, THIS IS THE Par 10¢ this week—?0¢e 30c the next. and «0 on arment higher than et down—DOc, B0c, TE payment of only-——10¢, . When others adve thi F.H.IN - pe . PEST IMISSSS SSL Pe aCtsssce Fashionz , ail if The Low A Mighty Sacrifice Sale of Hundreds of BL Ne have just rec ful new pelts —e Winter's catch. ¢ * Our shop is how fy recent models | | i which our collec is most notable, following varieti Choice of Them All—Monday Only—for f Siberia it | Mink S This is the best time *SeeeeeeeGecsevenaettécssesevraeaeawa2aeaneaan ss OC Geeeweseseeooneseany”o-** : pike ca ed Wee. ie ee. i pair of your heaty W ee old furs which have ; | | ti free of charge during Rag Rug Rhymes | : A Rag Rug made by the Jap, Ie have also the domestic braid . a Smooth surfaced without any nap. In any desirable shade; S| ete: Values that tease you, A Rug of beauty, | | _—— — : 7 Prices to please you Designed for duty, And a variety of patterns on tap. And adheres to the floor when laid. int ter > ater eee ; : | Never have St. Louis women been offered such ‘Braided Grass Rugs, Woven Grass Rugs, Imported Grass Rugs, Domestic Grass Rugs Canton Crepes values in the heart of a season. Each style is Bouffant istinctive, unusual; thei ality is w f . With Spring at hand, you will want to brighten up the sunroom and porch with Grass Rugs. These rugs are Micnonettes ai - | obs: pamtcr the Ir qu lity IS J onde! ful, f HNIC very inexpens ive. f Sy we de C) as and at S19 these resses represent amazing bar- R ] d : srepe de UAtnes gains. Beaded, braided, embroidered and lace uffle Georgettes trimmed fashions, in varied treatments. Straightline | . Satins (Entire Dress Section—Monday) Coat Frocks New Summer Dr aper tes Combinations Tier Effects New cretonne specially priced; beautiful and un- New sunroom draperies of stencil crash, sunfast +usual patterns and colors for sunroom drapery and colors and very easily washed. This material comes ‘slip covers for furniture; also new dainty patterns in quite a variety of patterns and colorings, very beautifully stenciled. Curtains, table covers, cush- + c id ‘ ’ , 9 ; ‘and colors for bedrooms, at GSc, 85c, $1.10 and ion covers, chair backs, all come to match. Curtains ‘$1.50 a yard. 21, yards long, with valance between, at $5.75 a *. ra ’ pair. Round table covers, size 40-inch, $2.25 each. | New mohair in fast colors, narrow stripes, colors Round cushion covers, 21-inch, $1.35 each. Table » beautifully blended, very durable and quite smart scarfs, 18x52 inches, $1.35. Chair back, made to for slip covers—specially priced $1.15 a yard. tie on, at $1.00 each. Out-Door Furniture ' We have something new in Old Hickory furniture with a two-tone finish. It is also suitable for Sun Rooms and ‘Breakfast Rooms. A wonderful display of Rustic Old Hickory and White Gardencraft Furniture Refrigerators Reedcraft We have a complete line of the famous We are sole agents in St. Louis for this reed fur- LEONARD | niture. A single inspection will convince you that our claim is justified when we say it is different in Cleanable a superior way. Refrigerator There is only one Reedcraft. in ash, golden oak and enameled finishes. One-piece porcelain lined. We still have some of those Bed Room and Dining Room Suites ‘which were bought at such a low ) price— We can’t tell which Suite ‘to hold for you unless you come in and make a selection. AAR Pie re tal oe a cee ie aS ~ irs iia ; Bes 4 adil z * ee OK ct ae — = ee a ont * ¥ JS a af » Pa a 4 mm © s] & ss : “ _— ai 3 3 ag * . 354 i - ere: ee a TF . Ewe : ; ve = a. the og Wh a ee ee wy & : - ; na x z. oy " ‘ : POD. eS a of om ey. his 7 7 4s , f : ; . , es Ph Mpeg : io a va 5” ins = Siete ie iad " ' 1 al Oe oS ee — . on a - ve os a u a. Fo eS a ” - ‘ : ¥ -" = P - ~~. — ae - . ; a 9s $7.00 ; | Approvals : 4 1 : bee dtecords. Open Saturday Afternoons Until 5:30 Pe Pete ig r paige eae = _ Open Promptly (ARB ] An, unusual ba 2 Ai a Tes Brx -- ope TV , | . ats to 8. B to D, oo

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pene — ee SUNDAY, APRIL 10. 1921. i DAILY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Recelve 90 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those tn Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “41 NT ee ——- —_ ——- —— --— ~~ _ —_ ee _ _ - - 3 —_- ——_—_ oo ee esi - -_— _ . ) Sroomsmen were Sam Kaplin and Dr. bers of her card club at a luncheon couple will m: t} r home in Min- large. T! ee a .. eae i ovina eae : ov Social Events ? A. Kapli: The couple are spending Thursday at the Century Boat Club. nheapolis. My Martin is a former vas continued . : * cate pret, re tie ine I uence pax em th Cen- eral direction of Miss Jennie M. A. includes Mrs. Charlies Wall J: aali*s Q their honeymoon in the East and — resident of ;} Ou the ‘season of 1} ni ey he os sr Fg o a ee ube oni Me-| Jones and Miss Marie R. Garesche.| Marie Louise Butler, Miss Masi M. {, Will reside in Atoka. Mrs. Joels is The expréssion department of Lo cation! hectian inn tunis Sa Ad ms Mr iroly: Eller and Miss Margaret Breen has designed Kenkle, Miss Dorothy Falk, “‘Tau- snag ge eee SeONGay i= 6M swyn! « hostesses the costumes. Mrs. Charle® J. Daly rence Honig. Thomas Muddeon. * . ‘ ‘ , the daughter of Charlies K rett “ollege will yresent Miss hI ari Irs : f° ene '- f er . 4th , ‘ p ‘ .~ in, and Miss Elizabeth Joeis 138 - - le Kaplin of ' retto ( leg will l sen M Mi a iid Mr: Ww. Tuck of ernoon with Miss Alice "illiamson at the 1 il tail +t, is in charge of the chorales and N : , Meer of the bridegr ¥84 Granville place. Rosalia Fehlig in a dramatic recital, 1450 North Twenty-third street an- in charg ee ee eee wire nT yrs * - rilate és ’ . _ » 7 2 afl ——— lia . = " at x ll : j ry ry ssa 9° . = ; " . , : . ortunity k pin was flower Eiri and Daniel oe . Miste: Ant i April ; iy en ‘ a riage ol their daug) nducted ¥Y Mrs. Gilbert 03 Th Et P : . ach was ringhe: —=5& harles Mohrstadt of 4173 O'clock at Loretto College auditori- er, Miss Lulu. Patrick, to F. W.' program for the n ihn” f y ne mar if Miss Marie Loutse - | 9? = Hevea ter. The Cleveland av ont :; . : Ee Tp meg oe | Wel ana avenue entertained mem- um, Webster Groves Knapp. The ceremony took place an address by Prof. M. ¥F ever, r+ of Mr. and. Mrs. =! 28 , i. a ws oie ‘ ra sees . --—- Wednesday at St. Leo’s Church. Mr. of the Harris Teachers Co)! ge Th. seph & r of Kirkwood, and ao | . membership lunch- and Mrs ? are spending annual election of officers will he Arthur L. Jackson, took place Tues- tinued From Preceding Page. The ‘ , 7? pailgr Knapp o their Peter's Catholic | IT WAS WONDER UL mon of the (Jueen's Daughte rs’ Hiome | ho: moon i] the North. held atia meeting tamarrax bey morning at St é Association will take. place at Hotel , me thine ee ee ee ee Thi W k ES Tt rmAY , - " 4 . 4 , > SATt I rik 1 rhs DAY Or OUR NO. 26 “MOVIE CLUB Claridge. Saturday, April 1G, at The Or Side Woman’ stud ri. i , lating, ar az© Of JIISS Nie - . ' ile Wittwer was brides- he Will Stop Eve Strain, Prevent Heaé- RE ME MBER These (Clubs Pesitively clese on 1000 12:30 o'clock 0 i] ill 1 t Tuesday venine x $2. : . vi ecile it a members whether in 3 days or 13 days. The guests of honor will be Arch- at the Khar iranch When. “i ane ee maid, and Joseph Golke served Mr. ache end Sate Eyes Seseeg ~~ - - vi ieP nh m at u to. Ja : Whe For this week we again place on } DON’T GET LEFT bishop J. J. Glennon, Monsignor/the election of officers will take ‘ a pty these ath af fitted . eee 4 Volfson "hi Pe ah gsaie i0-year guarantee rame lite Tannrath. ft) > a eGliyni lace. Ul rica | rne ceremony was followed by :¢ y imnrars Uf Rev. J. . MeGlynn, Y, f by a complete with crystal iense* 2.50 Loday breakfast and rece ption at the home . $5 00 value for only ] M. I. Stritch, S. J., T. J. Coffey, Con- 1 Oc G F- bressman William L. Igoe and John Mr. and Mrs. J. Spitz of Chicago Chapter “0.” > £ Ire 8 aw ae ae edeapeeres Also Shellco Eyeglasses or Specta: ¢ C _Tobin. _ | announce the marriage of their 3 at thea Church of die sleeatets = “ couple departed on a honeymoon $ 50 : a Bigese 2 with deep-curved@ 4 BO - * The members of the Program daughter, Miss Rose Spitz, to Nate : ae aed —E oe a ~ “ “ 2= . Our Optical Department tsa on DR. ARTHUR Ww. Robert. Lee Carter presiding. Tha — @ of the finest and best equipped in - ‘ommittee are Mmes. E. C. Mc-/| Rosenberg of Alton, Ill... son of Mr | E 08 a hhinis Bikey BOM OF ST.) business session. was fol] " ; ¥ a 5S St ss AS 1OwW es ,. £ he St Luke Art Society h {, ’ i; 4 thio an \ iss \ - . , re , »4> "or 1" 6 . : 0 we l ‘ rh ° . 1K eas . clety, 108e a G : oy R. Mathieu, and Miss Ma-/ and Mrs. A. Rosenberg of 1722 Wa-_ three-act comedy presented by the aim is to foster a higher standard “> cvawteT, J. I. STE VERT. 0. Dd, : . Robyn verly place. \ : DIAMOND "he Reception Commatttes includes . EZ P — and Ente rlainment Com ‘ , aqramatic art. will produce at the Optometrist—oOptician Eyesight Spectalist . —e ‘ ' ’ , Lc Odeon, on Friday eveni Ta 9» Think | ; t ; ver, new ep model Flgin Watch. Not IT) » A. M hut i* ia A (,0O¢ ssling The History and Lite rature cer ' : he . " i ning, Al ril _—~ JEWELRY & OPTICAL on a 8 Diayed-eut, discontinued movement, but . E. Touhill, M. D. Kennedy, W. tion of the Webster Groves Menda\ : bie ane Eetaresy ee ee ’ we news | | : | : ae A meeting of the Twentieth Cen- the mystery play, “Eager Heart,’ | 0 an uque 609 Locust St. St. Louis H Bacl _w ) ’ Mre j tury Art Club was held March 28 at written by Miss Alice M. Buckton ACK ey] 4 P ‘ ~eysor a Titi 4 rs. Jager : re ‘ry : . aed ' M ba ‘ithe Jefferson Memorial. A lectur fhe production is under the gen- Nathieu, n, T. Kulage, C P ay Muay, | __——— -o——"cE10 oro RE St infing posrtbie to et. . ‘ z M J. Culliné ‘lub met Monday mornin beitt and the Misses E. T. I’. Weilnsberg \I Meaghe! \ Fie » Robyn, M. 1. Hoxsey, Mollie Kinsella 44 ue \ and Louise Ostermarer. Distributors Distributors , £ LeBe at : “an e made U) = ———— Diamonds ee fe oe rou—Fverr «trle—Fveryw he om noms “ ' “re ; , at ates . * GOTHAM rce— marked in plain figures—Rings ihnursadayvy noon througn wires. ‘au Go Stripe | | i Goir F —studs—Ear Screws—Brooches—Cuf Linkse—Stick Pins Robyn. 32745 Lindell boulevard Fas oe. St F. . > yy Gu % PAT P TARE Dinan Ree Ever thing 3 ‘ d L i.5 AND o : : . — : , BROOCHES IN GREAT VARIETY Sills Hosiery Silk Hostery HIS IS THE PLAN ; The 138th Auxillary — will T edding Presents } . : ‘ Wednesday evenir gx at io r Pay 10¢ this week—20c next week— ; C S BGc the next. and «0 on up to £1. No Community Silverware—8-Day Clocks the Cabanne Librar. SIXTH AND Oi. HARLE mt higher than $1. and then rt Silk Umbrelias — Fountain Pens — k down —00c, 80c. 70c, to your last | * “OPCEFaPhs. Ete. «te heel Parent-T . payment of ge We take Libert, Bonds at face value. e Monroe Schoo! Par “9 , When others advertise Watches and Jewelry on Easy Payments Association will give a bens think of INGALLS, the originator. — tertainment at Triangle Hall Frida) Fi INGALLS 417 N ‘ 7 h \ evening for the scholarship fund. f -_ aa 4 . { t. Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Sher of Pershing avenue were guests of honor at a party April 2 with 'which Mrs. Lena Sher of 5727 Mc- Pherson avenue entertained in cele- bration of their fifth wedding anni- HI! | if’ perwary. a | ~ a : : Second oS | | Floor The Kenesiah will hold a meeting Thursday evening at § o'clock. R. 4: | bs i \ onday bye m will make a1 ress. [he | : Tri ill be followed 'y «¢ Aatit ; . b/ ' o?, Only —_ lj . An indoor golf party. which i]! " ; / r, ) A Showing of [ca - 7 : | foul a: Fashionable Furs forSpring | .. |... Gi : od The Lowest Prices in Four Years We have just received a large consignment of beauti- ful new pelts —exceplionally fine specimens of the past | Winter's catch. So te: etein Se Our shop is now busy fashioning them into the most fund for promising 1 recent models preferred by Dame Fashion, among which our collection of Spring and Summer Chokers is most notable, including beautiful examples of the following varieties: Siberian Squirrel Fitch Mink Sable Stone Marten This is the hye sf ran . of the /é ud? 10? fhe (lea? ‘ nd. A lt¢ afron wT Re- pair of your heaty Winter furs. New furs sold by us this month or old furs which have been altered, cleaned or repaired will be stored free of charge during this Summer wae - Alaska Fur Co. [°° 1 jay gp . «ce lee: a geting tees om > & Gre — Gye Owes oo eee OOD “a + MG: * fs N\anip " oo cy s\ os . MN C.F em =~ 4s 6 SO eB pwns . ~ — Oe me — er * 4 aie : ae ee nets seer me on eet = - _ oo meteors 7 > : ~~ OI. tags CNC RB SRE ng Tet ctor RR ; Te etetiie ad ‘> B.Frankel bome the bride of W. rtin 0 | i =f | 819 Washington Avenue prt 30. Tho copay will tale ii rr Opposite “Hotel Statler ee ee ee ee es | 7 an | street. with whom she resides Thi | j ono OO OOO ———$_—t-} — 1°) 1) — 1) | . | . " % You Must Attend! , A, y 4 4 é a A SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES 350 A Monday Clean-Up of Beautiful | 7.00 and “10 New Spring }j Suede & Satin Pumps Gray Suede Brown Suede Brewn Satin Black Suede Louis Heels Baby Louis Heels Junior Louis Heels | / J v ee a ° ——=020 and Summer Creations— Offering Values to , ] 5 od . / Lovely hairbraid Hats bedecked with field flowers and rib- ) OU Mu st ot ISS, bon; cellophane Hats, and cellophane and straw combinations; picture Hats of various woven straws. The values are the greatest offered in months. Come early and choose from the entire collection. ' q Former $65 Suits NI Former $60 Suits $7 5 () to s1() Banded Hats Former $55 Suits 2 Genuir q — Saementigeahaie tian ae en ae ee bbe x - as ———. _ a aden tt ee i es en kh Le ee et CT eh LE ‘eee we a - oe ar eth ate EM apg Choose from hand- some Colonials and fascinating one and two strap. effects; covered Louis, Baby Louis or Junior Louis heels; practi- cally all with hand- turn soles. Four of the styles are pictured here, but there are as many more. Quite a few of them have a complete range of sizes from 2 to 8, AA to D, while others, naturally, are somewhat broken in sizes. Former $50 Suits Former $45 Suits > eee Poe fe SETS 4+ 2 eR Owee + ROBO © OSes «ew bee C8 SO OC SPSS Ss + + CF ee Fee HOE Re - ——————— Seanad 0 ho a 7 —_ 00 00>: 0220 0 0 "3 — O00 IOLCIO oe — —=——= eho on

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STNDAY. ee 4 4 APRIL 18. 1921. ae p no ED a" od - f APRIL 19, —s SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive +60 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any eters Louis Newspaper. 12 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ND. . amelie ison, i t t “ e . paris ouse, Sprin 1d Lin- of tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, Higbee, Louis Jones, John Morr oming street entertained enn dpe —_ a eee, eee ae at the hall at which Mrs. George E. W. W. Butts, K. V.- Moll, Misses luncheon on April 6 in honor q Mrs. A. E. Williams, secretary Olga Held, who has ~ Social Events | ) Comtinecd from Preceding Page — Mamilton Thornton, Arthur Skarry, Joseph Hardy. Francis H. Kennedy, Ansetm Murphy Jr.. Richard Rie- tiling and Charles 0. Butler. The University Musical Research Club will not hold an open mect- ing Tuesday, April 12, as previous- iy announced. It has been found necessary to give all the time pos- sible to chorus rehearsals prepara- tury to the concert to be given the latter part of May. The next meet- ing’ Will be the annual evening meet- ing at Hote! Statler, April 28, at 8 ocilock. The next regular study meeting will be he!)~ at the home of Mrs. Roy A. Butts, 5606 Maple ave- nue, May 10. The study for the day will be “Impressionistic Music” and the program is in charge of Section Four. —— , School System.” Mrs. A. Shivas of and Mary Clark. The May pole” will be given by the soph- ore class. and other features of program are being Aberdeen, Scotland, was a guest. The . club will be entertained by Mrs. H. Will lL. Borders of 2960 Natural Bridee Sirim Perkins, ulevard. during the spring the guild. held that day. is president. Members of the treasurer and.tees of Hosmer Hail Norton will read “The Proud Viola Kilgen and Kate Roth. Prince.” The hostesses will be Mmes. ‘ilfred Schade, B. B. Culver. E. H.} turned from Kansas City, Miss Mildred Rotty of 3645 Wy- two years’ avenue on April 18. The subject of ‘immigration will be discussed. The marriage of apes Elenor« Wednesday evening at the home of On Seventh St., Just South of Washington Frech, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al- ing at the home of Mrs. Geor B bert Frech of 3943 Flora boule‘ l. Scott. 1372 Arlington avenue, Mon- to James H. Hetzel, took eon tes ja} ternoon. e the bride's parents, the Rev. Dr. | dance will be giver John L. Roemer officiating, in the f the immediate families. B’Nai El Young Peo} honey- pesmi The St. nani Dram atic Club wil! Trimp’s Hall by the presence oO The couple are spending their moon in the East. dauch- Hall today. anieee Buel is in charge of of the pr oduotion. The cast includes 2s Clancy, Lawrence Getz, Miss Gladys Mary Rupert, dee . ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Rupert sse ®°°03 South Lawrence avenue, enter- san tained yesterday with a luncheon at ——" Specials for re 33-inch extra-heavy hand-loom Pongee, tor ! > T) ; . +h fc? 1¢ Su ~ . . ,. pa res be: mecy at 62 men's shirts and women's 36-in. Wash Satin; white and flesh rien Winkier, A. A. Schied, Ed- 40-in. Crepe de Chine; white, flesh and black. James O'Reilly, Wil- 35-in. Chiffon Taffeta; navy, brown and black liam Heavin, Irma Day, Lucille 33-in. Striped Broadcloth Shirting. . a the M. A. A. to announce her engage-.~ ard Dalton, ment to Herbert C. Camien of 3940 Cleveland avenue. Miss Rupert is a Hegel, Rose Boulay ,and Loretta graduate of Loretto Academy. Monaghan A surprise party in honor of Miss Miss Virginia Lucille McBride of Martha Wolf was given at her home, 2°06 South Grand avenue entertained ty Tuesday itn honor Men’s Silk Shirts—to Order When the Silks are purchased here, we make the garment to your measure for.. 3561 South Spring avenue, on with a card part of Miss Louise of Washing- These Sales for Monday Only Sli Washington Ave or Exchaga Ackerman CutsPrices} on New Dresse IF VETOES f I IR REDUCTIO STATE INCON ure Would | Have wr Rate to . Pe § for Children to By a Staff Cnsvesae Post-Di-patch, JErt i a: Gary. a Gov. Hyde today vetoed ome tax reduction B aia have towered the rat : to 1 per reased the $200 to Incomparable Sacrifice of Styles for Summer as Well as Spring Wear be a en Wednesday ° o'clock by the Ladi e Mount Calvary Episco- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Benjamin of 6661 Waterman avenue and Mr. and April 2. c : : . for French Lick Springs, to be gone — ton, D. C. di » Silk Ski O d about two weeks. “Mayday” at lindenwood College La 1es | irts to raer At a meeting Tuesday afternoon | will be celebrated May 12. The fes- at ernoon : When the Silks are purchased here, rd ” ee x ducti — of the College Club, at 3:30 o'clock, | tivities will coincide with the seventh ld of tl will make the garment to your measure | . 5 . . ' : grease in the exemptions on the Smith-Towne- bill. The meet- | wood of the president, Dr. John L | Once more we set all St. Louis talking about : ™ @rcn, would have saved ing will be held at the Church ofthe Roemer. The Miriam Le fe & ¢ ill PETTIBONE & WALTER. | : Unity. Miss Florence Bartz, the queen, have Hospitality night, April 12, at nc. | wonder “how can they do it.” P em this year. Further relief w vf Oiul ” sUD , nl or wit . J ~* \. | nm &£ f fi e by the ine Mrs. D. A. Nylander of 5943 De rion Kennedy, a St. Louis girl. wil! Retail Silks Exclusively ( ——— |g | ae a a the extent Giverville avenue entertained the be maid of honor, and the four at A luncheon will be served Wednes- Seventh Street, Between Washington and St. Charles Y Zs « | ie seats Reps . lock br 8 | beaded, embroidered and lace trim- . | ey Bivde. included sm ject of the meeting was “The Public Margaret | | Soho mcome taste tale ane ; , bouffant and tucked styles; all the Ae LE: He tions to ul wanted colors. ‘all Wi eae! bis veto message, that h ; Savor of a reduction in the Mrs. Davis Brahm will depart today —— ‘with crowning of the May Queen,; A tea will ger cent : in the rat 2. witha Tyrell Williams will make an address anniversary of the coming to Linden- pa! Chur h including findings, for Ackerman values—once more all St. Louis will S payers approximately has announced her court. Miss M2 Hundreds of lovely Dresses— : r) a PMef cannet be figured defi Ensee Study Club Monday The sub- tendants will be Misses Louis hild. av from 12 to o'clock ; ee ae See as med: straightline, tunic, pleated, + Legisiature. F Tatfetas! delightful place in which to shop” ; ghiful 7 Positively Georgettes! A , No Exchanges ENR . El in INC. No Returns No Approvals SIiS-VSisS OLIVE S&T. mcilbacnkh Extra Salespeople Extra Facilities Entire Second Floor St. Louis Cincinne New Chic Values to $35 Our Greatest Value-Giving Achievement: | ~ $65 to145 Dresses (And About Twenty Dresses Worth to $165) | My | | | Mignonettes! Satins! [\ : : | nal “ _ Newest Spring and Aout 300 Dresses Se Summer Fashions im 2S Oa Choice of the House— Hand Embroidered Hand Beaded Lace Trimmed Fringe Trimmed Button Trimmed All Popular Colors Sizes 34 to 44 P Canton Crepes Elizabeth Crepes Crepe de Chines Georgette Crepes Silk T affetas I ricotines Poiret I wills Regardless of Former Price, Whether $75, $65, $55 or $45— Help Yourself Monday for The grandest bargain opportunity offered all season at this or any other store. Scores of beautiful tar- lored and fancy styles to select from. These Dresses were selected one by one from the surplus stocks of New York’s foremost Dress houses. The concessions averaged fi - HALF—the conces- sions we offer are precisely the same. Each is an *‘advance ” pase for Sunumer as well as Spring wear. The selection 1s infinitely varied. Models for street, afternoon, garden party, matinee. sport and dinner wear—individuality is a striking characteristic. When vou see their extreme desirability, the won derful valués will seem even more wonderful. Sale Starts Monday at 9 A. M. Sharp Se eeaaaggaess ee —tricotines —braided —twill cords —embroidered —piquetines —button trimmed —check velours —vestee effects —homespuns $7.50 to $10 $ Values A remarkable event involving dozens of beautiful Spring and Summer Hats of highest quality and style distinction. —beaded oe ats seteee” e®eeerevreree > * . es > * *e os **s os ee @ee eee & ee eee —* esd Small, medium and large models of hairbraid straw and various combina tions—trimmed with flowers, fruit, wreaths, grasses and so forth. SSageat:**** p72? eeresy s ee e >. —— . * © eeteces ** one © eereee oe @ eee" & eo &« oh ed ? coer rrree "Tae “— eeee? ere" *tsuect . ee o* »* meh, f ; , ** ow * Sn eal *+eee® of ° @@-s > In St. Louts, the circulation of the Sale Daily PUST-DISPATCH is many thousands | more than that of the other two _} “An amazi evening newspapers combined. r “a Polo

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April 6 in honor of who has recently i Kansas City, after , absence. or Exchanges SUND APRIL 10, » ee DAILY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Ne ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 13, wspaper. MDE VETOES BILL PAAR REDUCTION OF ‘ ov ~~ could not sign the bill passed by the | Legislature. : ' collected in the future, but by its Says After Reading Communication | His two reasons for the veto, as announced, were: “Pirst—Because it applies not | merely to income tax which may be | _terms applies to the income tax for | HP STATE INCOME TAX: ure Would Have Low- Bred Rate to 1 Per Cent j and Increased Exemption for Children to $400. >t Post-Dispatch, "4 JEFFERSON CITY, . Hyde today sme tax reduction April bill, which : d have lowered the rate of taxa- | and | slid have increased the exemption! children from $200 to $400 for | from 1%% to 1 per cent, h child. : August, the year 1919 and each calendar _ year thereafter. “Second—Because the attacks in | the court upon the corporation fran- chise tax law have so unsettled the | probable income of the State that it | would be dangerous, until those at- tacks have been adjudicated and the | matter finally settled, to further re- | | duc e the income of the State.’ The Governor said that the meas- ure, being retroactive, might have required the return of income tax revenue receivel by the State since 1919, when the increase | = a from half of one per cent to 1% per 7 ~ Staff Correspondent of the) cent became effective. The collec- | tions last year, on the 1919 income, 9.—— | vetoed the State | were at first made at the 1% per cent rate, and later, when the Su- preme Court decided that the lower rate had been legally in effect for the first seven months of 1919, a re- fund of 40 per cent was made to taxpayers. _—_ MAYOR KIEL RECEIVES LETTER OF FELICITATION FROM BYRNES ’ It Now Looks as if All Are With Him. |} Mayor Kiel letter of felicitation from | Byrnes, who was Democratic ‘last Tuesday's election. ter was as follows: “My Dear Mr. Kiel: announced that if I can be of Byrnes’ let- 'licly any for a potter St. imand me service Louis you may com- | election, and you may rest 'you have my very best wishes. congratulate you would be too per- ‘functory. I sincerely hope for your every success, officially.’”’ “It looks as if they are all with me now.”’ said the Mayor, after reading the letter — yesterday received a James W.) Marriage Licenses Births Recorded Burial Permits defeated as the| candidate for Mayor at James R. Davis .. ‘ern | Latrobe Onderdonk I have pub- , Joseph to your administration and I want to acknow!-/| } edge the persons 11 satisfaction which | | sou no doubt have had in your re-| assured | To ' both personally and/|§ MARRIAGE LICENSES, | secs Lduis. Mo Huribert......St. Louls, Wichita Falls, Tex 4136 McPherson | \ Mrs. Emily C M. Ofelia Serrano P. Seholle Frances. A. Forster Fiverett Wheeler Virgie Moore Louis Cour Thang Maffitt DE wees eee s BBR otanica!l fps Jil illilam A, one E. Freda Stu Its Harry Rumrme Josephine Pathe Robert Il... Augustu Mrs. Laura Wilson : poyen 333 Se } e Waibut Danville, Iii .Danville, Ill O117 S. Jefferson L305 Shenandoah 1446 N. @3d ", 1450 N. 19th 1413 N. 10th 3o N. 10th ans ei eee oman Louisville, Ky Philadelphia, Va 1925 Park Lorenzo Dow Elsie Mae Bailey Charles VW ..™*» . Syliva Le deman! reste in Murray FR. Rockwell : Cathryn A. Spe lehertiin: be owe John Sockowlitch Lena Bush an Vol Boisseau Terresa Callahan Clarence David Wolkeys at. Louis County | ‘ vy *d«) Mf ae Hinrichs . Mo} ©. } . and RB, ‘ ~ o >} anc McC -artne Bush 3246 . and E. Stoehner. Court Passes on Child's Diseretions* By the Associated Presa, “ TOPEKA, Kan., April 9.—A 7- child is not presumed to such as to cenésfi-' tute contributory negligence, the ‘Supreme Court held today, tn af- firming the judgment awarded by thd Wyandotte County District Court against the Kansas City Railways Co. to Ralph and Maud Bellamy, parents of a child killed by a street car. . and M. Rice, “BLOA ‘ieare . Lefier. _87, 354 bbe = -" and G. Muelier. Du32 taska. + t. O48 ay 0 nities G. and M. Schaefer. 3954 Meramec. ac. WwW. aes s$. Compton, = and A. Stubenonca. 1818 8. Sth Lillian ‘Bauer. rs we . and A. Monton, 1017 Russell. a Jefferies. 17. > oma RR” plimater. 3519 Missourt T W: Manning. lie - AmoOranczik, SIA O' Fall e Hen 60. and M: Olender, 1439 N 10 Backe Stetnsch neider, 61. 1466 Hamilton. —————— | & Schwartz, 6° R25 Sher\ fae. . (hariotte E. Mat ‘oushek. 7? 431°1A Nebraska Zannia Tindall, 53, 310 > eth, Mar«uerite ‘ at oa ath 14°27 ‘rienan. 55. 5539 Maffitt. =04 S. Jefferson RP ap .1808 Wash BIRTHS RE ye CORDED. BOYS. Rootz, Pine lawn; twins. Huemer, 47 66 Beacon, irguerit year-old have discretion BURIAL PERMITs. Duncan, 75, 4481 Ww r 7 Bedzmirow ski, 8, 1427 ON. Oth >. Wojctechowsk ‘ 7° Shenandoah. bers, | ¥ mos., 1317B Cham- >. i b, 62, ©” 8221 Chouteau. Whi ha H ~ ine, 1, 502 25 Alaska . Oldakowski, 74. 5408 5. prewar. lite, 65416 M ) amse) S dave ; _ a M. Pezola, 5905 Seates Florence Ernst, . 1106 5. Sth =, SRS os Semper, 61. and E. Brown, 508 N. Theresa. t s, Pawan ds, 81 4626 S. Grand 1 outst ostun ts. ¢ ards, . 1418 Montclair. Johanna D. ft and G. Beckman B30 Ww rat S930A Odell. LP ttiaines. 8. 1394 Semple. Ti}lien Miller, 12, 11094 Chouteau. Dolman. 1485 Blackstone. 9 2] (ever ISY3A Lami: GIRLS. KK. Osmac k, Urban, Steitma. 4: 414 Pennsylvania. ——— dl a 4 ff Bedell Stores in sine, > Accounls 17 Cultes nvited 4 AO Washington Avenue, Corner Seventh "150 Lafayette St. Elizabeth. Mo .5079 N. Ridge air Hotel .0933 Clemens 4°09 Garfield i f Nellie Terry is Assessor Wollbrinck has estimated 22.000 Cars fow Kansas Wheat. | Herman Holtmeyer ... | lat the taxable incomes of St. | By the Associated Pre Leona H. Rauschanbach. ¢ in the exemptions for chil- , beet é ea: le Associates ress, aera ' : A hows eaves Mm : Louis individuals and corporations | TOPEKA, Kan., April 9.—An dae ny o: Heffe: C ° OulS | for 1920, on which the income tax is | ' , . ers approximately $1,400,000 | , Frank Hasken . a : | , payable this year, will amount to | Mra. Laura Smith .......... 4555 Cottage syear. Further relief would have | about $200,000.000. At the 1% per of Chas. H. Wortman 209 Mo ontgomary : ae : , hone Ch . rr if 1 n cetge by the in reasing of cent this rate, this will yield a tax for — “ at Be y oN. 18 Bth : : . . . ee . Sia it itt vin . mptions, put the exte nt of this re- | of $3,000,000. Reductiyns of the wheat crop, Was reached here to- Emily Morrow mt cannot be figured definitely. rate to 1 per cent would have saved day at a conference of the railroa ‘s Gov. Hyde included reduction of the taxpayers one-third of the to- ‘and the Public Utilities Commissi .» j income tax in his recommenda- tal, or about $1,000,000, besides the’ This should in a large measure pre- am to the Legislature. He said, in’ furth r saving which would have re- vent recurrence of the car shortage, veto message, that he was in! sulted from the increase in the ex- according to Clyde M. Reed, chair- for of a reduction in the rate. but | emptions for children. man of the tommission. '* The reduction of one- hak of one | ibe cent in the rate, without the in-! Radiant Reflections , Newer S pring Modes -. Presenting Diversified Versions of Pleasing ct inality Offering Women’s and Misses’ Apparel at Very Special Prices Ultra-Fashionable New Wraps and Coats=. Highly Individualized Garments in All Types Cleverly Executed in Luxurious Fabrics agreement to accumulate a surplus' er — rT! box cars in Kansas the 19? 1 22,000 empty initial movement of Perryvilie, St. Louis Cincinnati New York Chicago We Invite Charge Accounts Cape, wrap, dolman, sports and straightline models! Velour Polo Coats, marvella, ramona, veldyne, savilla and quilted satin. The colors are tan, wren, poreelain, covert, navy and black. Braided, embroidered, peau de cygne and pussy willow lining. 36 to 46. *Q5 and °35 Handsome Embroidered Wraps At Keduced Price, o5 5 Bolivia, tricotine and satin Wraps of ex- tailored and beautifully silk lned priced groups to constitute 609 Washington Av», « For Monday—April 11th,— We Feature Resulting from the greatest Suit purchase we have made this season, Also 136 higher-priced Sutts reduced for immediate clearance. A sale that we can say offers, without doubt the best values this season $25—$30—$35 Suits Chamoistyne, Normandy, All Assembled hand from higher clusive character. throughout. this feature! Tailored Suits in Dignified Straighlines 3S : f WARES _— Handmade Specialized Bedell Productions That Are Incomparable at These Prices $9 ja 955 It is an open secret that Bedell tailleurs, this season, have embarrassed so-called ‘‘exclusive’’ shops, accustomed to fea-, Z turing their lines at $75 and $85. Comparisons have failed to 9 develop any appreciable difference, excepting in price! PCL aca te ie Mi" ° oe - os Bedell-Designed Tailleurs Are in Custom-Tailored Effects of Poiret Twill, Tricotine, Twill Cord, Fine Tricotine Suits— Tricots and Tweeds. Also Poiret Twills and Serges Distinguished interpretations of the Directoire, straight- line, trotteur, box and Coolie types. Splendidly hand tailored, shape retaining, silk lined—and the way they fit is refresh- ingly smart. A vast selection of 280 Suits in all the. best materials in all the latest styles Embellished With Trimming of Braid, Embroidery, Beading and Buttons. Navy Blue, Tan and Colors. ats a ae me masemesSe mae, Ce : eee re ee ee ae. oe a ee tee a ; . — _ dud ee + SS LP Charming New Frocks of Delightful Crepes Brilliant Style and Value-Giving Event Richly Beaded and Embroidered 525 and *35 A charming array of soft, new Dresses in wanted Can- AR ton crepes, Georgette, satin and combinations. Re- freshingly different models—rich beadings and em- broideries—refined color tones. . “ Ot ie crete y anew, TM Me me re Tailleurs 7 - a a — ~ Ripples ed eT ce Po y @ . Blouses bn involving dozens Box Coats ; and Summer Hats style distinction. large models of various combina- flowers, fruit, so forth. a ta MP a eee eee eal Mearly Every Suit Silk Lined ane ~* SIZES FOR ALL Pe i ee ee As a Companion Offering a Wonderful Sale of Coats and Wraps Involving Values to $25 An amazing group of 268 startling Coat values, including every con- ceivable style and color, at a price covering in many cases only the cost of the materials Polo Cloth—Velour—Tricotines—Silvertones—Serges Canton Crepe Dresses 919° A specialized group, featuring crepes of Canton and Georgette; also taffetas. The same identical styles and values that are elsewhere being featured at $39.75 and even higher. : ~ — OM eR ORO ale lh CE na, Selita a « wg . = de, | $ bats : oe -. sete ™ we me -, - ioe vy a ba Ot, ~ OO ee A at at, i alii te es

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14 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SINDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those fn Any Other St Louis Newspaper. | =. oe - j 7 apRUNPAT. oo eee aS ; on : a | Bil to Regulate Cable Landings. 4) that be would introduce nezt an immediate favorable report by the Bg e 4 , from Lose he most carefull reperres Early it shortened the transition *°o : = - a. , _CHESTERTON AMAZED — ‘orks com ~ ae conf to’ Cabin to White House: as if the By the Aarociatet Press. week his bill for State Department Senate's Interstate Commerce Com- eee te Victorian. whe wi vas , 9 Sy io Aemeiated Pretec ee . | gtr em ce WE REP U having pansed a happy childhood White Houses were itself mace = Ww HINGTON, April $.—Senate: regulation of cable landings in the mittee, dispensing chit di |\white wood _(as Olver Wendel Kellogg of Minnmeecta aempounced to- United Statesr. He said be would ask ings | fe [EF TRAVELING BAGS, SUI - |) LADIES’ HAND B ‘* ‘* OF ‘s. 8) EN HOUSES with tiv je Wormen™ Al- a9 w D ante. Hs rs ‘s Bab og” A oe ae oul \Homes eaid) “that cuts like cesses, | - j L i Caentinweé Prem Peer Onr. _- lamdl tow’ fas the teat book t the meoé-| but lasts ‘ke fron for tht res like EVERYBODY ° a i Prices owest—Werk G ‘Sepecially the staleners of his English ern scriptures of bab; worship. these.” But I will =—y naps teroe Bont \ a AMEND: j “eulture, but there is necessarily 2 And abevt 2!) this old-fashioned perience Uluminates some —ne | WANTS j HOME ~X : “fe 2 NS. om 4 ’ ‘~. 7 . & mies Olive ! Armericar ‘erature there was an ty Holmes himeer eimliar staleness in our AmMmericaD .. 4 co sciite wavor that satisfied, and t setle I ask: my wants are few, ® \ eultere If Mr. #haw's FOURE MAD even pleased. our growing minds. =— ' , Lone | e “4 . - _ = as still talxing about Mathew Sereedl of Grventas a suid not have realizec, 4n ne- | ; — | ‘erhape it was the emell of BTrOW- eiend that he was already kin ” = a= paaennre 3 é-- | - - Be Se 44 roeh4 and not ahout Mr. Yeats we - ‘ ri37 ? t 3} asm far more cer- for & go0d Ajeal erenm i + ° : oe * _ sae se24 . ' a. 7 ; - “ ‘e iixe wm ti —_ * _ ‘ T* wer therefore =": je true that the old Atperican books .. i the woodp! the perpetus.: infantile > *7"> - were often the tooks of ovr child na OF te OG en ali this pr ising expansion o ‘- —— > a oe OP eeu re STi yy Tet) ty — ‘ “rood, even in the litera) sense of the : 3 4 ‘reat ang Cut tim via thought of the bousire o? ‘hire moto” Tiig : ; eT2% 7 st ‘ . 4 he ‘hook« of our nareery shortage at home. I was as :! r’ “ , loge were still living: and i might see al | ke ‘ @ Gory °* &* ° : ” > 4 a Pe : . . ~ > | ¥ 03] r i? “Ti by " 7, , .. e ‘ : ; ° . , ; - ite oT Coor row iar or TT have peort lett their ; Indeed, trnany trun i. -sagyp wntines . a . > ,* —@eten? joet and ertargied in the fur- “ar ; vise © seTUSRS . oa, “i : " a ante of “Huckiaberry Finn.” 1 kno iets on + of be exzpremmecd in li know not br what ir a 4a t ‘ 7 ; : ” ~ wets °- movement of [re ’ na ere ry ° rw worner = is : , a ” = — " 7 - - se ; n S oun ing e O stn any that acromms me et (he gan Ir ot mi (ts ; Tv) eT? te _ i} : 7 oy es = . “7 | . —— «© >». P 4 wT ] i : . - ” an , - > 54 4% armMno: . roe a : -* wren y ring hom’: « . “ ~ « J --* ~~? - » | - . : . ¢ - » ee o Z a 2 - é — -% i. i= A —_ lenly had «a memor3 f o14 wooden , “ , «4 ' 7 7 7 2 s r » ‘7T) ay {, «. . 7 _ ‘se - : ~ weet revolutiv J stirage 3} % ; ro . ‘ 7 ‘> grit 7 ’ fem ore ; ~ — eon S. GLICKSMAN, Manager OF JUVENILE COURT | Gray Buck! |suits Del ayed ee $10, $8.00 and $6.50 Values ee = Gray Soul Beading and Embroidery Could lds osenter museher ot aimee Once more we offer, through a most fortunate purchase, a Se | ee “4 | Tan Calt! 2 | Black Calf! Not Be Finished on Time ee ee , a cececeniente intr a iain aaa wonderful opportunity to practice sensible ec onomy on vour : On Sale Monday ment wil adjust the ditalty. | Th “ootwear needs, pet Black Kid! Fouatiet «¢ re *e«rrse - red : pi: | 3 . a ; _— Fi ; : ca ne ge REO mart—just the kind that every YZ ! Patent: at one-half the original selling price. Take advantage of this B Coot = "omerous canes by wee Ane styles are exceptionally sm 7 Z sale if you want to get one for ie a court. The Juventic Gout & ne wants now—and -tnaterials are really of the best. = aN Many styles ha ir ur days in the week ~ > Sxperic | {inlays of suede or 7 , , on ee a - Firs Satin PE i So S d Brown Family size three-door side-icer; ~~~ ~ ee ae ’ uece BI k white enrarce! inside: eanitary ~ e a ing blocked by agencies lke the Juvenile Court and the rmoany privat: Ce | societies. who work with it intelll- ; ' " - -~. oe . gently and successfull, oe @. 4 « a ba p~ > An extraordinary sale of Dresses that will prove more startling than any sale ever held. Several high-class man- ufacturers sold to us for spot cash hundreds of high-grade Dresses at about one-half and even less than one-half off their regular price. & me s Nemo KopService Corsets (Pm; Dresses Worth iae§ $18.50 $22.50 $27.50 $35.00 $45.00 furnish the same hygienic-style service as all other Nemo Corsets. The gores and bands of Lastikops Webbing and Cloth used in KopService Corsets are guaranteed to last as long as the corsets them- selVes and to make a perfect adjustment possible. wht pe esh Cg PERS LIME Sig Rly PU gota gtg Ot age tad ted paki gta rtag) ice ot a —s Among the most popular KopService models is the one illustrated, No. S514. It has a long skirt with bands of Lastikops Webbing which take care of over-developed hips and thighs and has a verv low bust with elastic inserts. It is made in pink coutil. Sizes 2? to 36—$7.00. Eleven other models, priced $3.00 to $9.00 Good Stores Everywhere i —_——-----—-— FF =| Se = = -- -— ee ee ee ae a a ee Dresses for Parties Dresses for Sport Wear Dresses for Dancing Dresses for Street Wear Dresses for Dinner Dresses for Afternoon pa - —_— 2? © o, op 7 oe a a, Ai ee bess ¢ 4% Never before have you seen such stunning silk Dresses old for so little as $10.00 and $16.00. You will find ef- fects like these only in exclusive shops and at very high prices. Almost one hundred different styles. The colors are the favorite Springtime shades. It's Different It’s B 7) Cee AN) , N S s etter Bt a:nitt . u de ~ J Bin “wd cage ew | fas wae | | i iiaiehe. Mien theve he ie boty. 2 Think of it, women: All new Springtime and clasps at the waist. Pred | , se as the corset does oe x > N Dresses. Flowered and plain taffetas. , Se -. Brocaded satins, foulard and Georgette combinations. Embroidered mignonett “Beautifies as| and also tricolettes. Canton Crepe, 7 owen will ha hang Figure. ; Models. ; id — Pins > | de Chine. watch vour SV ‘ . . | a ¢ ry fs 5 _— @xure improve — i ek | . Sizes for Women, Misses, Juniors -. . - i This Isa R ea . . —= Not a “ oo. - . 5 7 | 7 paris » a ; % thal at ee ars e t (ey & e. eo So SE Te = + eee.

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SUNDAY. APRIL 10, i921. DAILY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a —EeE 2 "4 E od A | a\ SODA WATER COMPANY ROBBED | | Door Co., at 1134 South Sixth street, WEEKS URGES LIFTING BAN ON gether in favor of ae new unit. -— | Was entered and the combination Slany a smal] holder of mark notes VELING BAGS, SUIT CASEs, | | fee dee Spas 3 LADIES’ HAND BAGS A front window at the office of the| knocked from the safe, but the SELLING ARMY GO00D$ ABROAD ) Gl over the world will keep them, | 7 P ‘ . : Lowest—Work Guarantced | Damhorst Soda Water Co., 1028 | “dogs’’ became jammed and not only » le . potagg Arcane, ee ee time in the history of paper money, AMENDORF’S| /South Twelfth street, was forced Fri- foiled the robbers, but required the Says Immense Surplus of Supplies law tata: tins Bix: | mes iw 4 night, the combination of a small| services of an expert for an hour. Cannot Be Disposed of in iP omy Paige pet , Magner noes sooner 221 N. Sth ST. fe knocked off and the inner safe yesterday morning before the safe | America. Row a" bes 08 by sew Rapes oe spor vec Phone, Olive 5771 yi irae forced, yielding $200 loot. cor ld b d. Th ‘d s’’ bp . | By the Associated Press. - le enc seCrmany recovers ’ | rh | 1 e opene e og pro “ seman a aphed c la considerable measure of her eco- o © office of the St. Louis Fire| tected $300 which was in the safe,, WASHINGTON, April 9.—Secre-| ivonth tary Weeks has asked chairmen of | (Copyright, 19°91) | congressional military committees to, 'urge lifting of the ban against the, sale abroad of surplus army food- | stuffs. Congress prohibited such 5 sales abroad in an effort to reduce the cost of living. No large demand has developed in 'this country, Mr. Weeks said, and Seventh and Lucas Av. most of the commodities remain in Will Sell Mon.. Tues.. Wed *9 ‘> . storage, including 80,000,000 pounds Positively No Goods Delivered, | of canned beef. ~ “The American people apparently gigi Neupert gy 4 ge Waltke ' es : ‘ iwill not eat canned meat,’’ Mr. ae $4.75); large bar, 17 Weeks said, “although I have eaten smal bar, 6 for panes Soap, Y our Buying Opportunity Irresistible! 22..." A rma ie Surpassing any previous event in number of FAMOUS RUSSIAN BANDIT KILLED | a 9 soap distin¢tively new styles—so attractively priced. DURING ATTACK ON PAY CAR Ulzeerine Hou: Fglemgat-p I Washing Powder: Snow a A - aay large l4-oz. packag« pbrary table, large : . 30= ' Schefchenko and Two Other Robbers Chic ¢ leanser, * . : er niere stand, 1 elec- 3 Slain by Train Guards and | Rweet Sugar c orn; Dian: | ave rattania ves , ' Chinese Police. ; % cans iw, bom rocker, 00 *. 2 pane Ne St les Sh | By the Associated Press Sweet June Pews:; Starbeam brand; °222* | or Y ah HARBIN, Feb. 26.—Schefchenko, Re, Sines bee . : ; , _ . " so . - . * ° - ™ J - -—-= — ™ . : = *- - *. . . . ™ — - . j bs . " - ~ ° — ee rae = = 7 -_ - — — ~~ - - ~ = = - a ne ae ies - - ar ow aieael io - > - . » ee ea ce, ae Re ey ee ome ee ee - ss — : . er . 7. a - v : - Bars 4, in So 2 Oxi, « v rt . lve id =a 4 ee . « a inee : . — — 7 +. Pe. 2 ee — —_ — _— ote --O me ae t we " beeen ~ th . - mee es _ ro met om _—- 2 . . ‘ P - = 3 “ pl not a g ‘ seed ; « : — — ~ — — 7 = P -_ i. - ° — - - = ~ =~ nt as = - gerne it is more than a coincidence that pioneers who today occupy commanding positions have con- sistently been governed by one common policy—FHE UTMOST IN QUALITY PLUS THE UTMOST IN VALUE. @ Simple though this creed may seem, yet it is the whole explanation of the pre- eminence of the CONROY COM PANY —zo0d will based upon confidence which has never been abused, faith which has been earned by dependable performance. ‘Beta eatei the notorious Russian bandit, has.&@ Hed “Ripe Fomatoes; ext a 1 Lil * Soolhe CHOICE been killed. The highwayman met can. No. LR od allo his end while leading an attack on Tomato _—" s1 2 oS oo od SS SS SS Se eS ee h hile Jeading an attack on J . @ CONROY’S is proud of CONROY’S l@ pavVmasters car © ic anese Pork ame enus. 6 Hera a . . 1 . $ 50 astern Railroad. ee ee \ aphignints with“ toimata success, but it is equally proud of certain 1} the past severa atiempts Nave ; Re - ' n rs l » ° ’ ° ° ee! rnad to rob the pav-car. \ Tah | oned Ci — : of its associates who, through earnest — Fable Apricots; Oa! endeavor and dependable merchandis- | r B / she time ago a large stone was California G ay uck Camel Suede! placed in the center of the right of at Phe tt mt “s ing, have contributed most to the suc- cess of the Piano industry. Gray Suede! Brown Suede! way at one of the crossings and the ‘rut rnia | train was forced to stop. Immedi- The Largest Exclusive Piano Store tn Amertcu Tan Calf! One Straps! Two Straps! Brown Satin! ately four bandits began to fire on Table Cersiew: 4 at 1100 Olive St. the train crew and occupants of the California 431 Missouri Ay., Kast St. Louis / ed on oe | Button Straps! Brown Calf! paymaster s car. The guards and nated, dey , Milk : bpm Buckle Straps! ee ee IS ee ete Patent: Cross Straps! Colonials! Black Suede! among whom was Schefchenko. trp a x | a , ——— amen Baking Powder: ; afion Range |} Many styles have smart Walking Oxfords! Baby, Junior, fait touis, LIEUTENANT CHARGED WITH rate Sg Superior Combina- | inlays of suede or kid. Cuban or Military heels. “ bet cane (1 wicatty nc EMBEZZLEMENT IS ARRESTED ie Coal Range, four for > te nel $129 00 e, 618 Washington Av. i 617 St. Charles St. Naval Paymaster Will Face Trial on . wv. . »* per D ] ‘| Charge of Taking $25,000 Recce Raisins: « ; Payroll. very sweet: pe a ‘ . . Ry the Agssoctated Press. Malt Extract— or al IcK MEAL = : BOSTON, April 10.— Lieut. Joseph ue Bird, T! RANGES . & C : . : J. Lynn, naval paymaster, whose dis- H 4 ge “4, : . . . . ; : : mcr oe ‘ appearance three weeKs ago wag fo! fla ast lowed by charges of embezzlement of $25,000, was returned here from Rolled White ate; fre , milled 10 pounds Montreal yesterday, arraigned before Sweet Home Flour— a Federal Commissioner and held in 5 he. ppuae os : e cS $25,900 bonds for the grand jury. OR. a He claimed to be penniless, and to Aristow and Roy al Patent re ur— »4- nd ; have wandered about Montrea! hun- 5 at Be ei rr gry and without work after he fied 98-pound es $1. i8 Meda! Pills- OO ee EE. oe a eee o~ s ”" e — — — —— aes ae SSS Ss as SSeS asa Taq a re ra - . a i there from Nashua, N. H., on March Ceresota. Goll and ' ' : ‘ bury «a Beat spear ; LS. lis troubles were due, he insist- sund . .. 82,96 ; in an interview with Federa! of- poun¢ ack. 22 : , '? ; “ , 5 ; poune ack $4.75 1. icers, not to embezzlement, but to 2 : loss of $13.954 on a train between Washington and Bo&ston. He attrib- uted the loss to a pickpocket ' Ww ashington v. ‘Play Maly 10. Remember the I lace The annual public appearance of NEW MIDSUMMER ona oak aa Wa } She TY eit . p! eo . TR L,NSP ARENI - & s ~ ; asni ton 1iversi \ a pavers j)i'- | TS W hi t ganization. Thyrsus, will be on the HA 4 Ss HATS as Ing on V. “aa evening of May 10, at the Odeon —— ee M> atat uiiele morning fram >. 94.99 . rbraids at : | “Pomander Walk’ is the play to be ee aes are - 1 a 200 ee a ae peeve = — handsomely trimmed; all colors. (‘hotce., One of the Most Remarkable Purchases Ever Made PREDICTS GERMAN gp afore ape $2 00 B by This Firm Results Monday in This Great MARKS WILL NEVER | REGAIN THEIR VALUE @a-517-519 WASHINGTON AV. . N 4 ‘ . = . Money-Saving Sale of W earing Apparel. :: :: :: i Scie hii dent in the value of the mark put a "ill RT great deal of rmone\ “yere are also ark 7 J the foreign speculative holders of a fe ° ' German currency. It has been esti- ite: 2 mated by the experts of the German iy " Government that the amount of Ger- BP, a7} Lae: & ; | a peal A) » Positively amazing values—the most elab- J ian money held abroad and of cred. ‘ : 1 its ited te (y Lie ; | | te. New embroidered and han yeaded effects; ful ine garments, si! stitche Suits. We can’t too strongly urge the neces- § ° ee a ee me ea ee’ eS tte. All sizes for misses and women in this sale tomorrow. Ded of which something less than half is ow eee Ey q- sh | Lif ete. sity of early choosin held in the form of actual German y e Bees Te g. n the form of actual Germ ae f 3.3 as Coats and Wraive worth Coats and Wraps worth Coats and Wraps worth paper money. We can probabls recicon, therefore. that the amount fee pales ‘ . | $ 50 $ 85 $ 97 of German bank notes and bank bal- Vie \fate yy: {\} $23.75, $21.75, $18.75 $37.50, $35, $29.75 $49. ie $97.50, now $39.75 .. ances held more or less speculative- a Ne ) and $15, now, | and $25, now, and $3 now, Des? Eh aN produced. ly outside Germany is not less than 00 milliards of paper marks. At the rate of exchange (250 marks equal- P ae si ing £1) these holdings are worth Priced 40°° to 50°> Less Than Last Year £200,000,000. But at par they would : bh 0 ,o & Wililimilill ‘ vA To increase the value of the paper mark in relation to the goid mark benefits the latter at the expense of Women know the remarkable Dress values this store always offers § \"° former. Tt is not particularly i: areal in its sales. Now comes what we rightly term our supreme effort of ment to pay over huge sums to for CE ring seaso ss ef distinctio real individuali —a elgn speculators, and it is decidedly the Sp oe " y : contrary to the interests of the allied bias a” sunt crepes, be peade | Ge ei orgettes , charmeuse silks, ti taffeta, erepe ope a = vey and erepe ing Bi. greatly lowered prices. Governments. Whatever temporary ; wonderful beaded and embroidered styles; exclusive sport Dresses and Midsummer silk Dresses. fluctuaticns there may be, it is there- The greatest array of marvelous looking Frocks ever assembled; all in this sale tomorrow at 5 30 0 IN E W S kK I R _ S — $ § 50 fore extremely _ age Me Caco apse Skirt values up to $25.00— & Se It seancat recovery in the vains oc cue | | DEEDS ES $ 85 DRESSES $ 85 oe $ | Cloth, Sport Silks, Plaids— German paper mark. Pussibily it Selling regularly at Selling regularly Oy ea step oe a a et tie inrirtsinas tie ndineliian ea san arene > oe . 2 a 4 OR ae gen et ge er ed a <phtins — atge — le ta a el ee ee ee a gt RN seg mo me ; + * ~ ee a _ - + ane pie Ne AA LOCOS At ~ 2 eI oe be oe el some gg 8a ~ $15 $18.50 $20 at $23.75 $25 at $37.50, —- gure to the atone sterling. But if , WN, tial ; his I Real al Sale—Thoroughly Planned and Prepared! the allies persevere with their repa- and up te $22.50. $27.50, $29.75 $4250, $45 and S Ss a ’ A ‘ f . ration demands. t ° mark is much On sale tomorrow and up te $35. up te $47.58. In Not a és ‘ly «by oN ight Sale Inaugurated to ¢ on use ¥ ou. more ot ate to continue its - until! Or sale ‘er arrow this sale ~ =e . " he final stage is reached, when the ison Is the Best Test—Compare Style, Quality and Price Me Bo icc: ana mont. sensible course ' will seem to be to discard it alto-

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SUNDAY, APRIL 10. eat. SUNPA W APRIL 10, an immediate favorable report by the : , r. Sem.te’s Interstate Commerce Com- ) is Ww E RE mittee, dispensing with further hear- ings. TRAVELING BAGS, LADIES’ HAN prices Lowest—We AMEN! 221 N. Re Phone, Ol SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. +14 — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH } Eo ERTON AMAZED the most carefully preserved Early |Victorian, who will not confess to BY AMERICAN USE bb having passed a happy childhood OF WOODEN HOUSES with the “Little Women” of Miss Al- Continued F P 0 cott. ‘“‘Helen’s Babies’ was the first apes a oath |and by far the best book in the mod- ‘Pspecially the staleness of his English ern scriptures of baby-worship. “pulture, but there is necessarily a And about all this old-fashioned 4 American literature there was an eimilar Staleness in our American | -undefinable savor that satisfied, and ., culture. If Mr. Shaw’ 8 young man / even ple ased, our growing minds. “was still talking about Mathew) Smell of Growing Things. Arnold and not about Mr. Yeats al Perhaps it was the smell of grow- “are father more likely to mention|'™& ‘2inss; but I am far more cer- Bill to Regulate Cable Landings. day that he would introduce next By the Associated Press. | week his bill for State Department WASHINGTON, April 9.—Senator| regulation of cable landings in the Kellogg of Minnesota announced to- | | United States. He said he would ask it shortened the transition from Log Cabin to White House; as if the White House were itself made of white wood (as Oliver Wendell Homes said) “that cuts like cheese, but lasts like iron for things like these.”” But I will say that the ex- perience illuminates some other lines | by Holmes himself: “Little I ask; my wants are few, I only ask a hut of stone.’ I should not have realized, in En- | ‘gland, that he was already asking) ‘for a good deal even in asking for} i'that. In the presence of this wooden EVERYBODY WANTS A HOME es combination of tain that it was not simply the smell Emerson than Ezra Pound. ~ Whether th staleness “different questian. ‘of wood. is neces- ‘Parily a disadvantage is, of course, a But in any case it ‘is true that the old American books were often the books of our child- “hood, even in the literal sense of the 'erything; comes back to me, it seems to come back heavy in a hundred forms with | the fragrance and the touch of tim- ber. encé™to the woodpile, the perpetual background of the woods. There was something crude and clean about ev- something fresh and Now that all the memory | There was the perpetual refer- | far-off houses, | world, the very words seems almost a contradiction like a hut of marble, or a hovel of gold. It was, therefore, with an almost infantile pleasure that I looked at all this promising expansion of fresh- cut timber; ‘shortage at home. thought of the housing | It was as if the) ‘books of our nursery. T I know few roen in England who ‘have not left their boyhood to some a name. Indeed, many things became "extent lost and entangled in the for-| clear in this wilderness of wood, ‘ests of “Huckleberry Finn.” I know;which could only be expressed in few women in England, from the! symbol and even in fantasy. \ fnost revolutionary suffragette to! I will not go so far as to say that ‘stranwe about those : Cg | SNe An extraordinary sale of Dresses that will prove more startling than any sale ever held. Several high-class man- ufacturers sold to us for spot cash hundreds of high-grade I)resses at about one-half and even less than one-half off their regular price. Dresses Worth $18.50 $22.50 $27.50 $35.00 $45.00 Nemo KopService Corsets furnish the same hygienic-style service as all- other Nemo Corsets. The gores and bands of Lastikops Webbing and Cloth used in KopService Corsets are guaranteed to last as long as the corsets them- selVes and to make a perfect adjustment possible. ~~ *-f- = = © Among the most popular KopService models is the one illustrated, No. 514. It has a long skirt with bands of Lastikops Webbing which take care of over-developed hips and thighs and has a verv low bust with elastic inserts. It is made in pink coutil. Sizes 22 to 36—$7.00. Eleven other models, priced $3.00 to $9.00 igisding aes } he oi, , ASS ~~ 5) a Dresses for Sport Wear Dresses for Street Wear Dresses for Afternoon Dresses for Parties Dresses for Dancing Dresses for Dinner a A, he, = Rae Pe >= ¢ a ae die. On . ™ Make no Mistake by entering the wrong store— Be sure you look for the name “Sternbergs” and the ] right No. 716 )\ vi Sau? Mex #4 Never before have you seen such stunning silk Dresses sold for so little as $10.00 and $16.00. You will find ef- fects like these only in exclusive shops and at very high prices. Almost one hundred different styles. The colors are the favorite Springtime shades. wo MA ne a ¢ J ern acne orate me 4 g= , c— la ay >i =>. cE / ' a It's Different No hooks nor eyes to fasten. Simply slips over the head and clasps at the waist. Sree re) \- Washington Ay. It’s Better It fits the figure above the waist as the corset does — Think of it, women: All new Springtime Dresses. Flowered and plain taffetas. 4 Brocaded satins, foulard and Georgette “ combinations. Embroidered mignonettes \| and also tricolettes. Canton Crepe, Crepe | de Chine. . Sizes for Women, Misses, Juniors y] STEWART’S ——_ >» ; Ft Encircles” Twelve Mod In All Good S ll rte ots to » SS. ve “Beautifies as Will Fit Any Figure. r one and watch vour _ Seare ee This Is : Nota Comparis¢

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SUNDAT APRIL 10, i921. DAILY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee E R a Pp A 4 R~\ ‘SODA WATER COMPANY ROBBED | Door Co., at 1134 South Sixth street, WEEKS URGES LIFTING BAN ON etinng | tis ibbaw Oe dann nie (ens bom : ; ies ane /Was entered and the combination i iny & smal! oy ye of mark notes LADIES” HAND BAGS ~ chet A front window at the office of the| knocked from the safe, but the SELLING ARMY GOODS ABROAD °“" apote: the world will keep them, |} ‘t Soda W 28 | “deen” doubt, until, not for the first Lowest—Work Guarantcea || D2™horst Soda Water Co., 1028 “dogs” became jammed and not only 73 for the fh or . t ] t e history ; r) or Tre MEND ? South fwelfth street, was forced Fri- foiled the robbers, but required the Says Immense Surplus of Supplies time hs Bs te ed ni day night, the combination of a small! services of an expert for an hour Cannot Be Disposed of in hens ro toca hcstthete ate: excel etna ak safe kno k a ff ’ : ‘MY. And all this may happen, even 221 N. 8th ST. cxed off and the inner safe yesterday morning before the safe America. though in the end Germany i Pa Phone, Olive 5771 ad door forced, yielding $200 loot. could be opened. The “dogs” pro- | BY the Associated Press Ce nsiderab! vendita: sagen (dens pices. : Oo} le -asur , CO- The office of the St. Louis Fire! tected $300 which was in the safe. W ASHING TON, April 9$.—Secre- 1 Biers a of her eco tary Weeks has asked chairmen of (Copyright 19°11) ‘congressional military committees to urge lifting of the ban against the, . is oe . : snle abroad of surplus army food- ( *y RE Re if 1s more than a coincidence stuffs. (Congress prohibited such P sales abro ac " hg effort to reduce } 2 ND’S that pioneers who today ocCupy No iin demand has developed in commanding positions have con- this country, Mr. Weeks said, and Seventh and Lucas Av. . 3 most of the commodities remain in Will Sell Mon.. Tues., Wed. sistently been governed by one common storage. including $0,000,000 pounds Positively No Goods Delivered. policy—FHE UTMOST IN QUALITY of canned beef. “The American people apparently a Ch T eapier lor aus ‘ity, (by the PLUS THE UTMOST IN VALUE. 'will not eat canned meat,” Mr. ~ x, Ra 5) 3 arge bar, lite; 25¢ Weeks said, “alt! ni I have eaten sme ir, 6 for tenes Your Buying Opportunity Irresistible! GMa -apbarent aversion ‘to 3:-° ta eee genes Gases 7 @ Simple though this creed may seem, fd SSS eae See ee eS SS aaah oe ; Surpassing any previous evént in number of FAMOUS RUSSIAN BANDIT KILLED tery =». 15¢ | yet it is the whole explanation of the pre- for distinctively new styles—so attractively priced. DURING ATTACK ON PAY CAR Glveerine Soups Win. Walthe & Tp : eminence of the CONROY COMPANY WW ashing r owder; 3IO- | ‘ : nd Two | je aa —good will based upon confidence which ' 4 Schefchenko and Two Other Robbers Chic ¢ ‘eae E per Slain by Train Guards and Rweet hugar Corn Diana brant has never been abused, faith which has Chinese Police. 2 eans for $999 00 eas New Sty les w/, NlGEae. Pon 2¢-~Bchetcheake, (a Sa = a an been earned by dependable performance. library table, large niere stand, 1 a » See rattania ree ' notorious Russian bane eotas dit. has Red "Ripe Tomatoes ro Te ‘ a 1 g " CHOICE co killed Tne highwayman met an, No. 3 aise 1 : : " : F N : lig end while leading an attack. on | Tomste Soup: Snide: @ CONROY’S is proud of CONROY’S Chir : $ 50 ; astern Railroad. = sauce: “Campbell's.” Moneren, ed , success, but it is equally proud of certain ° bees made to rob. the ‘1 ar. A Se her eee wee : of its associates who, through earnest stone Nas she a, Camel Suede! placed in the center of the right of [| Xe. 2%csize can... : endeavor and dependable merchandis- “wav at o! of the crossings and the Calhiforris weila ; : . De reir) _ P ) Brown Suede! train was forced to stop. Imme¢ sup: No. % ing, have contributed most to the suc- ne Straps! Two Straps! Brown Satin: the’ train crow and occupants of the IN Glitirsie date: cess of the Piano industry. Black Calt! Button Straps: Brown Calf! yma ter’s car. The guards and Xo. 2i:-mize can. Black Kid! Buckle Straps! Brown Kid! outlaws a os ted tive of. me nent lim brand: baby cise, 6 Co ndensed Milk iZ Patent! | Cross Straps! Colonials! Black Suede! es See siecle aah = Tits: Combine Nagel ——.. Walking Oxfords! ong ggg ont Batre er LIEUTENANT CHARGED WITH Granulated a saat «Sates ; (S@ONRO y S TN Mange, four fer a EMBEZZLEMENT IS ARRESTED Bf ict Cpe: , , = $129,008) 8 Msstizeron Ae YR FR $r7 Se. Chartes Ge” murat Paremee wes Tce Trt om il Ese alge : 0, — ae Se et pound «+. 1100 Olive St. Or Q@UtIcK MEAL 7 = °, | a ~ BOSTON, Ap: 16 Lieut. Jose} Siue sit pati ar lole ; : : ; ; RANGES ; ~ J. Lynn, naval paymaster, whose dis dy Me pane pan. Te 431 Missouri Ay., kast St. Louis appearance tnree weeks ago was ! The Largest Exclusive Piano Store tn. Americu lowed bv charges of emb of $25.000. was returned Rolled White (Oats; - . riile 10 pounds Mont ea! genes ny « arraigned bet : Sweet Home tFlour— Ss pour ao oe & Gk QD s ~ Aristos andl R oval Patent Tleur— : is $1.1" 48-pound 82.24 P5-pour . $1.48 Ceresota. Gold Medal and Pill« buryv'sa Beat llour— '4-p nds s1.° 98-pound sac! $1.75 eSsoocsoasaoaoa= na Tan wou x ontres } ‘ 77) . , rv and without work after |! Sled . 12 ‘froub! were due, he insist ed an interview with Federa! ol! 7 4 ‘ 7 _ Poman r Walk 48 ie pa’ > b parent Ma « ;eor- ft me produced rett and er nev r 4i:. on ’ lia? ot “ ‘ to "hotc J] - - - —_— . ~ Ls. ’ 4 One of the Most Remarkable Purchases Ever Made PREDICTS GERMAN by This Firm Results Monday in This Great MARKS WILL NEVER N AV REGAIN THEIR VALUE oe 517-519 WASHINGTO “we Money-Saving Sale of Weari Appare], :: :: «: ey-Saving Sale of Wearing Apparel. :: :: :: ies weces Sams Gabe. ale in the value of the mark put a ~w great deal of mone “ yere are also the foreign speculative. hoiders of -. (,erm currency. Jt has been esti- a “s n nial be the experts of the German a) Government that t) mount of Ger Ly) a) | gina l Sssoaaeaeaiesye ee ee ™ | 4 ¢ “ : . » can probabl; : Less Than Last Year £200,000, be worth These are the very best Suit values we have known to be offered B 3.0 -.cchc counting £3 in St. Louis this season and are offered only during this sale at BH be worth £500,000,000. these phenomenally low prices. There are tailored and embroidered § '“tive holding of Germa: Suits—and beaded effects prominently featured; in a great variety BH ‘°° Docer »° vend to sa ‘them : of styles. Sizes 34 to 44. t permanent investment, and ts ons ni aedaeine of vateiiin. SACRIFICING PRICES ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Waiting fi i? ing them at a profit A permanent me a improvement in the value of the ark would entai therefore paving WA c. @T . Tore icn Sprect la _ "ors oy .85 & * > 5 large sums of money which would O° I ise ‘a le Ja I { re Da! : tior Ther ‘ould be no great ad iT} Rasen anté to eemeny Ss Se nd ti - ; Risa” See oe Bea 7 b :' ; nume Suite—Iie agit LOX of ever iracter n mn it this sale tomorrow At a price that offers a wonderful chance to save money. Frank- eth eieete me ~ pw elo rhgrmse aad . > ly these etic: aiverimete to oil ot eat remark Ele ee SUITS WORTH =e sorts wontn corms a hs — 75, $22.50 2/ OU, 7 ‘OU, : ‘OU, ably low prices. We bought at price concessions—will sell them the Allied a a . - z= ~ "and Fong and $42.50 and $58.00 same way. a Priced 40°: to 50°: Less Than Last Year usual , a ae © in This Sale, 1 This Sale, in This Sale, in This Sale, | In the purchase are Bolivia, velour and camel’s-hair polo cloth @ ten the seASO ment tO pay over huge sums to 8 ered on, uality—a ign speculators, and it is decidedly — , ; ay 1 rices. a i ee nD contrary 0 the it terests of the allied ecaeh anton crepes, ade eade: ye tes, charmeuse silks, hes: tetfean. ere oa a le pm in erepe manepti « « ors: greatly low prices. Governments Whatever temporary wonde! arf: ai pear ded ae em peak ee S' yles; exclusive Sport Dresses oe Midsummer silk Dresses. 1ay be, it is there- The greatest array of marvelous look king Frocks ever assembled ; all in this sale tomorrow at fluctuaticns there ma 3 30 0 IN E W S i I R = Ss — § $ 50 fore extremely unlikely to happen. o~ 00 . I do not expect, therefore, a per- Skirt values up to $25. manent recovery in the value of the DRESS ES ry, 85 DRESS ES $ 85 DRESSES $ s German paper mark. Possibily it : | Cloth, Sport Silks, Plaid might be stabilized at some very high ig og re —_ reo — Pe “ figure to the pound sterling. But if ‘ aU, oo Oy ’ , AD. ’ the allies persevere with their repa- and te $22.50. $27.50. $28.75 is Isa Real al Sale—Thoroughly Planned and Prepared! MID Memende the mork fo meen (A Oo oi = fa Not a “Fly-by -Night” Sale Inaugurated to Confuse You! more likelv to continue its fall _ al ke ea Or sa'e tem arrow ; , . , the final stage is reached woe wn Is the Best Test—Compare Style, Quality and eee co wees te reached. whee ty ; , will seem to be to discard it alto-

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hots 16 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER C | here were 356 ths recorded in St. ou . - Leuls Births Double Deaths. Louis k. Twenty-five persons died of! gental ht's disease, 20 of organic heart suicide. last | number sti tory system. There were deaths, 2 homicides 4 — (trouble, 19 of pneumonia, 14 of tu- births and 162) berculosis, 10 of cancer and a like of diseases of the circula- acci- and 1] .. anh » . = *.« 5 a> "4 w.*: 7 aD) * _@ Briar rae] =~ -* repaerer ys i ay 44 ‘faced Vocalion __ Yecords, twenty se- im tections in all, for S $143.50. "Terms $7 a month. _* With the VOCALION —you not only hear won- derful music, but you help to make it. HINK of being able actually to play a phonograph. You can play the Vocalion. You don't have to, of course, unless you want to. The Vocalion will play by itself—will play any make of record—will play them all per- fectly. But the Vocalion’s wonderful and exclusive feature, the Graduola, gives yow control of the music, en- ables you to place your own inter- pretation on it. Come in and hear the Vocalion—- play it. You'll find that it pre- sents to you a new phase of the enjoyment of music. ~The Aeolian Company Steinway Representative In St. Louis at 1004 Olive Street } ‘the Japanese public 'mitted to learn the full story of the crime, which, chiefly because of the STORY OF MURDER OF NOTED KOREAN ) Japan Finally Authorizes Publi- | cation of Long-Suppressed : . , aton te Facts of Bingenshokin’s Death. Correspondence of the Asso TOKIO, March 1.—The having ‘released for publication” the details of the assassination of tingenshoku, a well-known Korean, has been per- iated Press. police wanted him as their guest at a wel- come meeting. A quarrel arose on the subject of enfranchisement, the student declaring that the horeans wanted independence and not Jap- franchise. Suddenly Ryo Kinkwar, according to the alleged eonfession, drew the short sword from his sleeve and stabbed Bingen- shoku in the right shoulder before the latter could rise from the table nese at which he was sitting. Bingenshoku | Crying «for help, stood up, but another thrust sent him reeling to the floor. The assailant escaped by a window. lie fled to Yokohama and boarded a steamer for Nagasaki and Shanghai. : According to the Hochi, Ryo Kink- | wan was a member of a Tokio asso- | riation of Korean malcontents who, decided to assassinate Bingenshoku | A ENT MORE ‘€ITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 1921, EE ge ee ee ee because they regarded him as’ a{tradictory to the ‘traitor to the cause of Korean inde- pendence, He asserted that Japan was being 'cursed the world over for its bu- The prohibition of publication of | the assassination was followed by a} determined campaign by Japanese newspapers against what they call?! au useless censorship which violated the liberty of the press, out of con- | sonance with the Japan. The leader in the movement of expostulation Sheba, formerly of Honolulu, who ideas of modern!) press was S. | » ; recently became general manager of | the Japan which is printed in the English lan- ruage. Mr. Sheba, his newspaper represents Times, a daily newspaper | reaucratic methods and affirmed that Japan’s policies’ both domestic and foreign would fail unless they were frank, truthful and straightforward. He added: “A Government which treats its own people as an ignorant mass will never stand; no nation that lies to the world will ever rise.”’ As a result of this letter the issue of the Times was seized. other Japanese newspapers were either suppressed of fined. who claims that | Japanese | public opinion, printed an open let-| ter to Mr. Tokonam!, the Home Min- ister, attacking the absolutism of the Government as a feudal policy con- | According to the police, Ryo Iin- kwan was in constant communica- tion with the Koreans in He is a native of Hoanghai- the same province in churia. do, horea, rights of the press. | Which lived An Chhyong Keun, the | ‘assassin of Prince Ito. | Men’s Several] | San Fran- | cisco, Shanghai and Chientao, Man- work Pants $1. RAINCOATS, $3.00 © Men’s Odd Coats, oO Bought from some of the swellest Manyv®as cood as new. CLOTHES ¢ LADIES’ At 4 Cost ‘ 3713 Washington X= We Close at 8 Prompt. 2 —# During 1920, the POST-DISPATGR® printed 25,219 BUSINESS OPPORS TUNITY ‘“‘Wants’——-11,908 more than the THREE other St. Lowe « COMBINED. | Pe newspape! -* secret attitude of the authorities, attained an importance rarely at- tributed to a political crime in | Japan. ‘very prominent in Korea. ‘the husband of the niece of Lady | /'Om, the second consort of the late | Emperor Yi of Korea. to the Diet | chisement | Kinkwan, not incited | following Bingenshoku is the Japanese ecuivalent for Wonsik Min, who was, He was He was one ef the foremost Koreans who at- tached himself to Japan’s policy of assimilation in Korea and was op- posed to the idea of the political independence of his country. For this he is alleged to have in- curred the hostility of the -HKorean revolutionary body. Bingenshoku came to Tokio carrying a petition asking for the enfran- of Koreans on the same basis as the Japanese. At present no Korean has the right to vote. The alleged assassin was arrested at Nagasaki as he was fleeing to Shanghai by steamer. Korean Admits Murder. According to the newspapers, the arrested man, a Korean named Ryo confessed to the crime. He is declared to have stated to the | | police that he committed the mur-| der on his own initiative because | he believed the franckise movement started by Bingenshoqu and his com- _patriots was a serious menace to the movement. He was! by anybody in carrying | murder. He was almos: and could not afford to | independence out the penniless | buy a weapon so he went to a Jap- | anese cinema actor by whom he was ' formerly employed as a rikisha pull-, private law 50 on the money to er while attending a school. He borrowed Y. pretense that he wanted purchase a rikisha offered for sale With the money he purchased an old short sword at a secondhand cu- shop. On the morning of the da. Feb. 16, he tele- to Bingenshoku asking for using a false name. to come art to rio phoned an interview. He was told once ithe station hotel where Bingenshoku was staying. Having entered Bing- enshoku’s room the student told him that a body of young Koreans — i. Be Tee : rane > 2 be = i = sn soreee eS, fe . . o* On. See - pos". + "9 Seman 2 . en “ ,’ rr Cros -, . ie " i! cate res > 7 ee ee ee ty ai ‘ ty of Extra Size »Sutte Included ~ ‘Others at $25 and $32 about. , This is not the ordinary kind of sale you read } For we chose every one of these Suits carefully—one by one—selecting them their charm of line and design, their beauty of fabric and their excellence of workman- ship. Most of the models are reproductions of expensive ones—and so closely are they copied that it is almost impossible to tell which is the high-priced model and which is the reproduction. for 165 High-Class Wraps and Coats—Not one ‘in the lot worth less and . 4 than @ even worth $39.75, if will be a big feature tomorrow. fs a REAL COAT HEAD- If values mean women of this city, then we ought to do the biggest Suit business of the season tomorrow, Tricotines, Gabardines Poirets and Serges. anything to the "\~ *%: - — 7 Oe 9 eh CRE Tw ey ina HWLY Come for These Beaded Georgette Dresses Worth $20, $25, $35, even $40 (about 50 in the lot including some slightly soiled white and flesh Georgette Dresses) that we are going to close out to first comers tomorrow. And Here Are 250 Brand-New High-Class Dresses Bought specially for this sale event. chiffon taffetas, satins, tricotines and crepe de chines, and we promise every woman who comes to. morrow, between 9 2. m. and 5 p. m.. the BEST DRESSES ever bot'™h’ Beautiful this s@ason at these Prices a «" && +. ee ; > amd the prices are lower. Timely Furnishings at Kennard s at Exactly the Right Prices It is always so that shoppers for Furniture, Rugs, Carpets and Draperies return and make their purchases from Kennard’s because the styles are better The items and prices listed below from the extensive assortments in all departments are suggestive of the reasons why Kennard’s should be first on your shopping list. > $11 for general Settees $30 to $35 Muffin Stands Ferneries $5.00 You will find in addition to the Chinese Grass Furniture a large number of suites and single pieces in Reed, Frost- ed Brown Fiber and Hand-painted Wood, presenting op- portunities for furnishing Breakfast Rooms, as well as Summer use. These selections are also at- tractively priced. Rockers to $19 $12.50. Furniture of Chinese Grass Of strong construction, graceful form and comfortably inviting, Furniture of Chinese Grass is ideal for Summer purposes, serving indoors as well as giving to your porch a most charming setting. The prices are very attractive. Chairs Tables $14 to $20 $12 to $23 Stools $3.00 to $6.00 Waste Baskets $4.50 Oriental Rugs In scope of fine weaves, of pleasing designs, of lovely colorings, Kennard’s collection of Persian and Chinese Rugs is the largest and most beautiful in the West. The prices are on a strictly present-day com- mercial basis and afford a splendid opportu- nity for furnishing your floors in the most artistic manner at large savings. Fascinating Curtains At Low Cost New Curtains throughout the house, or even for a room or two, will add greatly to the pleasure taken in your home. For a small sum you can create a newness and freshness greatly out of proportion to the amount ex- pended. Filet Lace Curtains Two and one-half yards long with Cluny and filet motifs, beautifully trimmed with lace edge. Per pair $4.50, $7.50, $8.50 & $10 Ruffled Swiss, Voile and Grenadine Curtains Ideal for the upstairs rooms and very effec- tive. Per pair, $3.25, $4.50, $6, $6.50 & $7.50 Domestic Irish Point Curtains Mounted on good quality net, 2’2 yards long. Handsome and pleasing. Per pair, $5 & $7 Imported Irish Point Curtains Duchess effect, 2’2 and 3 yds. long. Per pair, $8.50, $12, $15 & $20 satisfying. parison. Rag Rugs Oblong and Oval, in several weaves and numerous col- or effects. Highly decorative and very durable. Can be used anywhere with good _ taste. From $2.00 and up. Axminster Rugs | 9x12 $29.00 35.00 49.75 All Rugs are carried in all standard sizes and many in special dimensions. Velvet Wilton Rags 9x12 Rags 9x12 $69.00 75.00 97.50 Beautiful and Serviceable Rugs for Interiors and Porches The qualities of all Rugs sold at Kennard’s are strictly reliable and long wearing. The designs and colorings are tasteful and The assortments are the largest and the most complete, and are conveniently arranged for inspection and com- The prices are the lowest. Fiber & Rush Rugs Grass Rugs —s ported. 9 Com. posed of blocks 18 9x12 inches square. Can be made up-of any $15.00 size. Coloring, 18.00 24.00 natural and com- bined with various colors. Very modish. Per block, $1.00. NGTON é a Fcimards = SUIT SSI - he am 3 hed Bak iy? * sy HAVE always be ] And Im glad things where | ally the people I p How they glared (as I never failed te comfortable | used attempted it. | sin and that was allt [ may as well beg you all about it. new frock Daphne (Daphne is my oldeft you know, that te nue, where you sim for less than two hy sounds ridiculous, b it sounds ridiculous my dresses “run up fagzed out and not looks like Lanvi You can't after se day. (That isn't nf them that sometimeé and she's the most come in, simply drip they behave is simp} not quite the. word knew I should wand The biack frock, in the window. It handling and the 3 ever so little. Not € didn't. Daphne got didn't mention the 4 didn't lunch at Her The frock was a fitted me exactly as ure. I simply ado and parade before Lorentine, who alr said: “Your arms é That, from Lorer But it was simpl on the edge of thi home in Albermar] chances to wear it. the ghost of one. cept the one who ke corner, the janitor milk. We had simply ru ago when she had handsome sister —w been engaged for a pened. None of us pen, but Daphne ca one night, terribly riext day she said Kast. Il, of course, had it. Besides, when happy I wanted to was the only thing least little bit. An good job, or we cou But it had been There are times 1 know, when men (| know no man wi an will understand The last year had used to potter abou wed go to the me | read everything was busy all the when she wasn't t the fact that she w It's a very nice f [It was only the a male companionshi sired. So one night w she'd be kept late ¢ Without waiting fe r S-ar. Ce or more, Buy On (Castor . 0c and Aspirin Alr Pleat Milk M Aspirin Tat the Carbolie T4c Moth Ball ' Flewer 2 2he-500¢ Cough Ft.00 Ganze, 10« Cotton, lic Tasteless © He tlvcerineé We Coffee, B $1 Envelopes fe Smith Broa,’ “he Tinet. ted 2c Rose Wat ie pt | Whe Germie The Red Devil MWe Turpo Ot whic Schoenfeld $1) Delacy's Wie Hinkle's Si bia Ban Me Dr. Oh the Week'« We Corn Pick Oc Cathartic F The Phenets, f $1.00 Nux aed Whe DeWitt'« 25e¢ Black-Wh Quantities limi Sale Monday AEIFFE Ar S>n OCDO Mmy vamnn—Mx

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Y, Pe Nat, of the swellest homes, as new. =’ CLOTHES 14 Cost ington at 8 Promot. Near Grand et ) he POST-DISPATCH — BUSINESS OPPOR.- s"’ —— 11,908 Si other St. BINED. more Louis designs, ction of yest and jay com- opportu- the most 1iNS or even ly to the a small reshness nount ex- & yluny and ith lace $10 > and s effec- $7.50 ans ds long. ir, > 11ns Per pair, 20 Com- blocks 18 re. Can -of any loring, nd com- various modish, Big ST. LOUIS, SUN “D AY MORNIN +, APRIL 10, 1921. ee mm a I Se ae gp eS Photo Plays) | Ss P "AGES wer iS ~~ —— TT ee ae ee — = — UNLUCKY AT CARDS HAVE always been a fearful duffer at cards. And Im glad of it! Yes, at afternoon things where | used to be dragged occasion- * ally the people I played with simply hated me. aa “> —- ) os ) _ # we Le ‘you all about it. - least little bit. How they glared when I did something stupid (as I never failed to do) and how desperately un- comfortable I used to be! Bridge? I never even attempted it. ! simply hadn't that sort of mind “and that was all there was to it. Yet I’m glad’ I may as well begin at the beginning and tell It all happened because of a new frock Daphne had brought home for me. (Daphne is my older sister, in charge at Armin’s, you know, that terribly smart shop on the ave- nue, where you simply can't touch a serge frock for less than two hundred and fifty. 1! know that sounds ridiculous, but it’s perfectly true. At least it sounds ridiculous to me, as I'm used to having my dresses “run up’ after hours, when Daphne's fageed out and not caring particularly whether it Jooks like a Lanvin or a Ceruit.) You can't after seeing those cats of women al! (That isn't nice. I know, but Daphne calls them that sometimes when she’s had a bad day, and shes the most truthful person I know.) They come in, simply dripping with jewels, and the way they behave is simply frightful, she says. Rude’s not quite the word for it. But never mind. | knew I should wander off the track of this story. The biack frock, mind vou, had been a mode! in the window. It was just a bit crusbed from Dandiing and the tinsel ribbons had tarnished ever 80 little. Not enough for anyone to mind. | didnt. Daphne got it for a song. she said. didn t mention the exact price, but I noticed she didn't lunch at Herbert's for weeks and weeks. The frock was all frilly and delicious, and it fitted me exactly as if it had been cut to my meas- ure. I simply adored it. I used to put it on and parade before my stingy little mirror. Even Lorentine, who almost never praises anything, said: “Your arms aren't half bad in that frock!” That, from Lorentine, was wild enthusiasm. But it was simply no use. Daphne and I were of the edge of things in this big town. Back home in Albermarle I should have had heaps of chances to wear it. Here there was simply not the ghost of one. We didn’t know any men ex- cept the one who kept the delicatessen around the corner, the janitor and the one who brought the milk. We had simply run away from Albemarle a vear ago when she had fallen out of love—my tall, handsome sister-—-with Robin Wheeler. They had been engaged for about a fortnight when it hap- pened. None of us knew exactly what did hap- pen, but Daphne came in from a dancing party one night, terribly white and silent, and the next day she said we were to pack up and go East. I, of course, had nothing much to say about it. Besides, when she was so abominably un- happy I wanted to get away with her, too. It was the only thing that could have helped the And then Daphne got this really _g00d job, or we couldn't possibly have stayed. ' know, when men simply don’t exist for them. | {1 know no man will believe that, but every wom- | ‘ing stick to make me sob like a baby idiot! time. you But it had been a queer, rather lonely There are times like that with all girls, an will understand what I mean.) The last year had been that sort for us both. |! used to potter about town by myself, and at night we'd go to the movies or hear some musie, ayd I read everything in sight. Daphne, of course, was busy.all the day, and most of the time When she wasn't too tired she was thrilled by the fact that she was actually earning her living. It's a very nice feeling, she says. It was only the frock that made me realize male companionship might be a thing to be de- sired. So one night when my sister telephoned me | she'd be kept late and that } was to have dinner Z. oe Waiting for her I was simply drenched AcgDao mma “oman x She. got my- with loneliness and _ self-pity. After |! through my solitary meal I decided to amuse self by getting “dolled” of a frock. J went through all did my) hair in my rather nice, as it was only shampooed and in about that time. like copper silk. pet powder and I had fastened myself up (vet, it sufficiently agile) when the bell rang Of course, there was answer the door. Our two rooms and kitchenette just about hold us, to sav nothing of a maid, which we couldn't afford if we had space for one. I gave one rather pleased, smug glance at my- self in the ball mirror and flung open the door in my love the motions. l stvie, and it did look free days since it had been the beatific state it I brushed it till it 1 enjoyed best assumes Was exactly Daphne's difficulty, if one's an orgy in just, with some can be done no one else to with a flourish. What I tenance of expected to see was the bored coun- Lorentine or Mrs. asking if she might across the he Pelham Way, perhaps. telephone brother, who lives in “Joise: It was It Was a man. 1 suppose you think unimportant word in You must awfully hard to remember that I hadn't to a really nice one for 12 whole months. And this one was nice. I couldn't was like. I! he had crinkly, Was quite neither. A MAN! that trs spoken its queer, putting capitals. have told vou at once just what he vague that red-brown hair and eves the same color. He the light in our dim little hall told me he was in eve- ning clothes. “Il am so fearfully said, in a nice British afraid I've got the wrong door, although 6-A Was the apartment number as | remember it Does Miss Estelle Gregg still live here?” I liked his voice so well that I let quite a full minute elapse before I answered. (The English have such a charming way of making common- place words things of beauty, haven't they”) Then: “It’s the right apartment, quite sure,’ I told him, “but Miss Gregg doesn't live here any more—hasn't for a whole vear. My sis- ter and | sublet this place from her.” [ don’t know what imp of garrulity made me zo That was surely the frigid knew ina sort of way young—-27 or 28—and disturb he “I'm sorry to vou,’ voice. very much I'm on. place to smile with politeness and shut the door on his shining boot, but I didn't. “She's gone on Domino the “Gre “I believe it’s in tour with I chattered on Aus now.” company,’ tralia right Gloom fell on the voung man like “Australia!” such a disappointed voice. “On tour! Oh, yes! What rotten luck!” he muttered, striking the innocent frame with his wicked looking stick. I knew—lI needed no one to tell soldier's stick. Harry, Daphne's and a cloak. he said, in door Was a ver) me it my own half brother, had the same sort of one when ‘he came home on leave from Canada. Harry lying in an unmarked grave in France! Something curiously sickeping swept over me. It was awfully silly, but I just couldn't help it. | leaned against the door and put my hand over my eyes. What stupidity! The sight of a walk- The nice young man was tremendously dis- turbed by the exhibition. ~ “TIT am sorry,” he began in a distressed voice. I went on, shaking and sobbing and feeling utterly miserable and a fool, when I! felt a hankie, smelling beautifully of some excellent tobacco, being pressed into my hands. He said in the kindest way: if there’s anything I can help possibly, please tell me, and I'll do it.” , Somehow that steadied me. I felt I'd simply got to stop trembling in that nonsensical manner. I sobbed out something entirely Harry and the sight of his stick “Now, reminding me incoherent about | lovely old days in Albe- told him frightfully Daphne and and it was partly because of that from the town where the three had grown happily together. You would have thought, to hear me bleating troubles-in that undiginified fashion, of person—uite and the how of my brother marle. I I missed him, wed come away of us up so never out all my) that I'm really a reserved sort usually. The however. He did the most astonishing thing. He reached into the pocket of that woolly ulster of his and pulled out what I’ve heard soldiers call tag’ ’—identification disk, vou shy, young man was the understanding sort, their ‘“‘cold meat know. “T don't as introduct this will choolboy know whether or not serve ion,” he began, reddening, s jagzed white scar if vou care to take my\ fashion, to the vers on his “But that's me (I liked him even I've always called it.) forehead word for it.” “thats I.’ “thats me’ An for saving instead \ of if it is correct. ugivy piece of locution, | read the letters scratched on the silver oval, blinking through my silly tears Oliver Risdale was his name. “The Black Watch was my outfit, as I returned the bit of metal. “I’ve just this mo- ment got back—this very afternoon. I was dis- charged from hospital the day before I left Trilby docks, and I'm fairly thirsting for a bit of gayety. gliaddest he supplied myself up in mys togs to Estelle Greges flat. dance working he finished, arranging Thats whv I got and dashed straight over hoping to carry her off to somewhere. Might but have known shed be tralia!’ That's a fearful distance, so gloomily that I couldn't help woeful countenance into a smile. went on my Black Watch Cap- “Do vou be cheeky Can't my “Do vou know,” tain-—I found out the Captain part later. know, I'm most fearfully tempted to enough to beg to™ake pity on we take vour sister with us as chaperon and have You'd be conferring the most You see, I don’t know can't celebrate all vou me? some sort of party” tremendous favor on me. any girls in this town, and I alone.’ “Daphne's not at . ought dignifiedly good-looking face (Any) girl I can hear vou say.) Of course, I'd another engagement, plausible him, knowing door in have home.’ I told to have shut the his would I might nice (lone it. got would have enough. But, somehow, I thought of Harry, etv, in a strange land, he went over with the Princess Pats, before we got into the fight. I thought hate any English girl whod “turn down” darling brother. After all, I reasoned, we women given our much-talked-about intuitive sense for if not to-help us in just such emergen- saving certainls I couldn't starving perhaps, as he did I'd my what were have out by which sounded for gay- when lonely, in London, how cies” My right, with in intuition told me this man was quite all my own sort-—-the kind I could go about perfect happiness and safety. Daphne, of course, would have been horrified at the bare notion. But she was not there! What was that silly phrase everyone was bandying about three Oh, yes—“all dressed up and no place to go!"" The two of us were in exactly that fix. It might be mad—it might be most awfully unladylike and imprudent, but I'd do it! Something of all this must have shown itself in my face in the half-minute that flew by as he waited for my answer. When I said “all right,” in a breathless sort of voice he remarked matter of factly, “Righto. Now, if you'll just fly into vour cloak I'll be back in three secs with a taxi. Better leave a note for the absent sister, so she won't be distracted when she comes home.” And before I'd time to change that mercurial mind of mine he'd disappeared in the direction of the elevator. or four years ago? Il was so excited I pulled down half the things | Aus- ' Free Drug Sale jial—A regular 70@c box (not a sample), FREE—Extra Spec 5-gr. Genuine — Aspirin ye Sy with each or more. Ask for it. 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SOEFER BROADWAY & " * Phe POST-DISPATCH is} mewspaper giving o Be Tar § Special Single Prices Keiffer’s tor 25e Red Devil React Hag a6 or ithe $2.69 Ladies’ Bulb Syringe 300 Oint Pepsin, Caldwell’s, rt ere. Sie-TFic 82.97 "Gc ... 8 for 33¢ soc Phenotphthalein Tablets. 2 for $1.08 $1.25 Janice Perfumes, oz 1,00 Sarsaparilia. for blood .2 for 38e (65c Kellogg's Tasteless Cas. Oil, - Strops, soiled.....¢ .2 for BRe 2he Good Night Liver Pills... | diy ty = 98e Tennis Racauet e only St. Louis evening Associated Press news serv ice. Roof Coating, per £1.00 tite $1 "2d Pen; special “real” Bic: ARS on. lett novo FRANKLIN PAINT and ROOFING SALE FOR ONE WEEK ONLY Owing to a tremendous purchase of Paint and Roofing by special arrangement with manufacturer, we are able to sell Guaranteed Paints and Roofing at these unheard-of prices: STANDARD QUALITY PAINTS Outside White, per gallon Cottage Brown, per gallon Light Gray, per gallon Terra Cotta, per gallon Bungalow Brown, guaranteed lead and oil paint, gal. . $2. 00 We Carry a complete line of Certain-teed Products at Reduced Prices 1-ply Rubber Roofing, per sq., complete 2-ply Rubber Roofing, per sq., complete 3-ply Rubber Roofing, per sq., complete Red or Green Slate Coated, per sq., complete. . Red or Green Slate Coated Individual Shingles Red or Green Slate Coated 4-width Shingles gallon Satisfaction. guaranteed on above or money refunded. If you want first-class 1-ply Rubber Roofing, 2-ply Rubber Roofing, 3-ply Rubber Roofing, 2-ply Red and Green Slate Coated, per sq Red or Green Shingles, 4-width, per sq Mail orders from dealers and consumers promptly filled when ac- companied with check or money order. and we will have our representative call. Consumers’ Sup. & Tra. Co. 835 N. 8th, Near Franklin seconds note the following give-away prices If in the city send us a postal Dealers & Jobbers St. Louis, Mo. in the closet before I finally emerged triumphantly with Daphne's best evening wrap. a lovely blue thing, collared in soft grav fur. And I had just time to scrawl the hastiest explanation to my sister when the bell rang and the pleasant British voice halloed up the tube I didn't care who said what! There was noth- ing to do but go through with it. The elevator girl, who always talks to me with the keenest interest, of the weather and kindred thrilling subjects, fastened her gimlet eves on me as [ rode down with her. I could just hear her giving my sister a thorough account of how | looked as I went out “with that tall voung gentleman, miss!’’ She would be sure to say that! He bundled me into a cab with the air of hav- ing done nothing else all his life. How miracu- lously those men shed their three and four Years of filth and *horror are mar- all of them, with their renewed zest for life and its good things. I! felt a glow and pride and genuine patriotic. enthusiasm to think that I, Joyce O'Connor, should be helping this soldier t¢ enjoy his first night of fun in New York. And we did have a nice time! First it was the theater. We were a bit late, of course, but it was a musical revue, so it didn't matter. We got in just as eight pretty girls singing some tinkling tune avout love and a moon. You know -the usual thing! | hadn't seen a musical show for a long time, and When we came out Capt. must not over there! Thev vels. were inch of it. “Must think | loved every Risdale said we: i dance somewhere, vou your sister will be dreadfully alarmed we'll stop as we go by and put her fear to rest.” I was determined not to miss one moment of that glorious evening. Besides, I had fibbed in my note to Daphne. I had said that Lane, one of the boys she had gone to school with, had come to town and that we had “gone stepping’ together. I knew ening her to death by announcing | had trailed off with an utter stranger. She would have had every single policeman in the city scouring about for me. So, offhandedly, | said: “I really she'll be frantic. We neednt stop.” So that was that, as Lorentine always says. (It means nothing, but it’s a useful sentence to have Knocking about.) 0 by my tiny watch when I let myself with the latchkevy Daphne, pale and lovely in came down the hall. She had a book in her hand, and she was yawning. “Have a nice time, darling?’ she said, putting her hand up to her hair, which had tumbled down showing that faint streak of white that a soft feather, amid the lovely black (Daphne is not quite 26, don't think It was l1:: in, very softly, fully taken with me her lilac dressing gown, a bit, like mass of curling. locks. L£rows, and that to her.) I said it was, with the sudden tightening of my heart that told me how very, very glad | was he had not forgotten that rude creature, Jovce O'Con- existed \ Risdale,”’ nor, “This is Oliver he went on. ‘As if tones belonged to!) Horace) it was no good fright- | I had thought-— peak of white is somewhat of a trial I needed to be told whom those honey and treacle “I've just rung up to say I'd got seats for old Scarborough's show for Tues- day night. You said Tuesday was al! right, did not you?’ “Yes seemed to be my only I said it again. “I say,” went on mon capitaine cheerily, “youll wear that sparkling black and silver thing you'd on the first night I saw you, won't you? Rip- ping frock, I call it. Righto! Good-by-ee.” (Astonishing creatures, men.) (Fancy his noticing it!) The Scarborough expedition was only the first word that day, 80 of many we took together, we two, and sometimes . we three, for often Daphne consented to be lured ' forth to frivol with us. Oliver—O yes, we called him that by Christmas time——remarked one night: “If | may say so, your sister is a great little sportswoman.” It was apropos of nothing, but Daphne had had rather a hard day and was looking a bit fagged under all her loveliness. I suspected, too, that she'd had some news that depressed her. A letter home, perhaps! That Robin Wheeler per- son, I'll wager, had gone and engaged himself to Vera Webbis. (You see, Daphne had let it out to me that it was over a girl they had quarreled. Robin had paid exaggerated court to her one night at the club, and Daphne had been so hide- proud she wouldn't listen to any explana- | didn’t blame her the least little bit.) Post-Dispatch To- from ously tion. Continued tn the morrow.) To Be >» ne plain, others Taffetas $30 Values F913 Coats & Wraps A Beautiful Showing of Spring Models Velours Polo Cloth Duvet de Laine Bolivias Cheerful Credil Millinery All wanted shapes and popular trimmings, including Hairbraids Cellophanes Visca Braids , Same Goods and Canton Crepes $50 Values fe 7 | with us | any ——o-”* FORK * TREE ayo Cota 9 yma a a a ll il om ars a es . P . Le ones " , metneniieniaedinetiianame iodo ee ER me ores r. ~~ — - Poets 7 ve “ “i _— ” - - . a Cnn ee Ee Re we mee ® 7 < ” LL LT A A iy Nl ta ae i ay le. el ° - - * - Le eS NE NR ee a tte nt netball c.f ae ge

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MORNING, APRIL 10, 1921. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY , Pores +2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | lesiiaiie oosemiaidgis ” : 2 f Hippocrates of sion was a man of Epi = a her a present in marriage , WOuld carry the contract within rides. the son of — eS a ——— ——. —— san ii tc - a Ture Ts tonal ’ " . ea Di . “ : peeenial _ = TUBERCULOSIS CAT ILE TES] IN ae oe © | alos gro , ; t} fund will So in the ourse of the | Cnme year from that date. hen all Svbaris, by far the greatest Syba-: (Durazzo), rye iminestns, seg} 2 ~T ’ : wth aA ries ' te ; “ ' rT] : : . OT “? 4 ey " . oe >? . : a. . _- ’ - ; - . ~~ — = -- 2 = > r : STA F TEM ARY HALT ‘ AL AULT : ‘ , " = @i 1 ly v ; Tl o ' 4% \ FY pl t , : ; LT) Lire hour ' c ' ‘ (sree . nie [eit et} r?0G € itner rite of his day. arm! =F harris was rev- Pr. Pi =t ty phus. Ae : ia sent Mates "2 TE ACES POR wWworxek re a ; . ie are" : i =’ F 7 . — “ - . ' =~ ; re & l. >) . . ~ wee aw ~ on ey ; eo. -— ae ae ow er . ahiler Stat nda Federal Governments ‘ cumin ® in the ai - RUro marsor ;™ ives or their native land er so prosperous as then, and with | Was his brother. Titormus, that had m4 be 4 listhenes de proclamation ;T®sorted there as suitors, and for him came Damasus from the city of | mo match in p! ‘al strength, ang . i nm “ - > . ty im was thal was sO shy he would ru a . ; 7 ; a : ry (7 2eee i _ ~ aoe SP NBT ee . . = tao oe ,* _ - ree + in} ‘ aT ‘ in . rT} ee . rT} acié ‘ Tre i ia i ses - ‘ e rg h | eu : he ~ s a Qt ilik £T es w ; Cale € : Lii¢ Tow! d - : ‘Cantina’ on Next Page. all - 3 -In- P msi 08 Fee gyn sty the eT i to eet cam very situati Italy's contestants. The sole. re pre- , - 3 -4 > : a . Work Until June 30. Go emergency appropriation to take cattle unless the ow: Si Wan enctarr cae oe eee S OUTH AM E fe ICA | i) Eh ) 4S care of the Federal share of indem- Federal indemnit) : 2 ena et soit ERE ee’ A : A — ——— — Mississippi U. Professor Says ; HAN BRAZIL- SRUGUAY- ARGENTINE } w"LINE 4&6 nities paid to owners of ca't! Two Day from NewYork “Tom QUE SEO if Greek Historian Were America Sow’ Sask Ge’ Eile Go deaeios, Mauna ie iemene Aina : All Outdoor Sports Ali H Ww Be ° =. S. Jeolus just made fastest trip Rice de Jancire te ive e ould Maga- | Line New York. 12 days and 22 hears. W r Smiling, gay-colored flowers to add refresh- z \ \ : een lamar ila gam ne This Is the LAST KKK ce Buy ing brightness to your home; pure, wholesome si, | ce we significance vegetables to abundantly supply your table— : > ih ei leke gions die dint setmoe . certainly these are worth while rewards for a —y{i\~ tory writer was also “the Father of L . e little invigorating exercise in the sweet open eS || \\) \\ leged tendency of some later his- 1IWInNL- OOM! amp e ul tes air. . . ‘ NArrartive ty ' 4 : = ‘ 4 ‘ 7 4 ey : - e% _ Now is the time to set out your pansy bed. rar wre Growing plants are ready and also vegetable , ot ine wang old)s 4 imitte to his | i kohlrabi d li- _— : i Tih: - Die eee ene otek | plants, such as cabbage, kohlirabi and caull i ee, wisi « ” et outy ot ) At Factory Prices 7 flower. ‘ = As Greek schelars know, Hi: Complete stock of bulbs for Spring planting. Get Our Free Seed Catalogue TLOUIS SEED COMP 411-4135 WASHINGTON AVE. ft i Mii ‘\ / HUH, ! ' 4 unt ~~ = ’ 7 “Arion and the Dolphin. . 4! 8 me We me ee et os es tt WHEN FRIENDS COME TO CAL L, it is especially a to receive them In an attractive Room, furnished with distinctive Prufrock-Litton Upholstered Furniture. Its subdued ul comfert of its thick, soft cushiening, makes a suecessful background | Is assured. : : H : atatat ta 1 * Lit ° : i > >» rOnre ~ S ONE WEEK or refurnish vour Living Room at factory samy} Another Spring must roll around before we launch a sim EDITORIAL == ilar event. A few of these uph ered samples ar led ge RS Dae a ee nae, YS ES AE I Received a Letter This Week From a Friend in Germany ee es Fy The overstuffed, full length davenport in the sketch Im account of the hich cost of petroleum I} | | = = = = Z = above is made with a spring cushion seats, soft roll 3 bt, 1 age bas installed an . trl Di ant . ’ ¥ on have electme arms and back. Samples are covered im damask, tapestry — ee) — -~ —-— : '. ry 1} : ims : , , “. : : ' _ 4 ‘ : : . ; hand, taking his stand among the and velour. Regularly $200, anita. sdiial es nity to snk tg Seen ce 125 (yee hi : = eh, Samples, Ge aa baec . — , , , . . Jan n Su and, i.e US ACOUTaAL? ANC i > tne trerman peopie. as Chair or Rocker to matcb. i] as . ners in fi untrr. who wish Be k & G Ch b h) , x: cr / te : = 7 x i Samples, each . _a Berkey & Gay Chamber Suite "5". We have arranged with our retail repre- sentatives throughout the United States to offer this Suite Dinos April at a special Toilet Tabie— which makes it an extraordinary value. ewinging mir- in fi ddieback t is to your interest to pay an immediate and niister ma. visit to the stores where this (urniture is | i | on display. — Berkey & Gay Furniture Co. a | partie: sysumael 4uly summoned, and -. Pieces May Be Bought Separately Stat Shey Sed wee bev be wer A Few of the Samples Are Itemized Below: the Suite is mahogany throughout—a : good health over in delightful combination of tones and colors in a5. they had left him } “Fiddleback” mahogany and “blister figured” ma- Sees at Tarentum. Arion suddenly co: Overstuffed Samples Cane and M ahogany Samples aieail the rf look! ea hea on frames and standards of solid | 7 whem the bend leaped into the ces. Th I selected for fine grained sturdiness. | i} asta: Green thet cochnecs ' gp rca be le a — Three- piece suite, mulberry mohair, + . g Y 2935; 7p ! originally $840, Sample The design | 1s honestly American, with influences nd and accused of ‘rime, the of eng ity peed simple, rich. Twelve ». could no longer deny it Three-piece polychromed suite, cane back, imported Th : - 75 °T". ie thea > - +. whan @% . . ? —- nd ~~ permit choice any size room. They may : ever “sce ly $675. S i | n@ the Lesbians tell. and rere 1 = Originai 75; 2 bought ex suite or in individual pieces. i still Standing at Taenarum. th Sample... Brea chm te i no , ne? sf . on isha . | ; : ? Three-piece suite, mulberry striped . bronze memorial figure of Arion— Two-piece suite, davemport and chatr, tap- We Invite Your Inspection at Berkey = the figure of a man riding on a dol- estry, originally $525, Sample $390 damask, originally $650, Sample & Dealers’ Stores ryw mers —" ) ht sii ra repetare pp + | “The Story of Hippoclides. Three-piece suite, tinsel tapestry, T'hree-piece suite, tapestry. (Or—The Evils of Dancing ) originally $650, Sample...... originally $3725, Sample es soar Lammerts | ! Clisthenes, the son of Aristony- Three-piece suite, mulberry velour, Three-piece suite, blue silk damask, Agents : ee eee eae originally $500, Sample : originally $400, Sample WVOUUAUUAVAAAAAARAUOOUUUUUUUOUUUUUUUUOAUOUUUUUUOUUOUUUUUUUU UU OUUOAOOUAUUUAAAUAAAAUUUUAAUUAUHAAAAAAL t. 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. i, ? ~~ — § ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH of Epidamnus Some gin =e * ~ ET en SUNDAY MORNING, ‘APRIL 10. 1997 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 2 a — emcees mts - a -—-- TT eee > - - — — ———— a : EE ee = ne en 000 ys | rticies HERODOTUS’ THREE friendship ! ith Aninsis tie King of grow, ar a it was he raltied Ti reugh- TOURS SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES - I s Prices Are for Monday's Sale BEST STORIES AS Egypt, sending him gifts and re- out Ionia and the rest of Greece, sd Se everywhere he was minded to make = YOUR 3 Rockford | STEAMERS a 4 hb At the & his life to avoid the gaze of his fel- _ —_—- ---— ae . a lowmef. From Peloponnesus came oar OLIVE 8 CAT - My AVE 84 =N Al, 4748 ES S- . , ' Leocedes, the son of Phidon, King ME te 9 CENTRAI . ¥€ of the Argives; his father was the HT 1 a ) Cruise O e e . = Phidon who gave the Peloponne- ; Dt 2 E A i mj G ! | Stuns their standard weights and he i L i Fe A Standard Colleac ee a - ee —_- a — —_ — — —— ee —_—_—-- - - - - - —_—— - a - celving from him Others in return cal strength, and » | . Y LECT ; “ "4 : = S.. £.. . a i S l Cu P READ BY L URER Rs bore within a brief period an expedition, the outcome was al- he w d run q. 4 e QO ad al j rices Continued F | Preeedi Pare. the powers of Polycrates began ta ‘ Continued om Next Page. e; | VACATION ) ae a Neat Pace. PO | easures, and was guilty of the most THE PERL e : ; For Modern Women E P DRUG => E ORES flagrant disregard of justice of all | §i#Hni Hemufuan Accordion, Box, Knife and Combination ba ’ . the Greeks in removing from office HU Ue Rae ; . @ 315 Olive—7th-Locust— 3914 Washington and | the Elean judges of contest and tak- Hi EA EAN) Covered Buttons, Buttonholes, Scalloping . or Sports . . the werthy productions of the be«xt makers of Pharmaceuticals—the manufacturers of ing to himself the presidency of the HMMA CEM i for Bermuda. | | | ne Articles—of Sundries—of Sick Room Exsentinis, find their outlet through our Olympic games. It was his son that miei) Ree Al K etar-+-H ind) | Stores——and we proudiy believe an apprecinting public have long looked to our stores to came, and with him Amiantus, an ult: AY 18.000 tons displacement ; — — — ee a ee en ee ‘ q A college of distinguished. / graduates, seventy vears of fine~{ traditions and high standarde ?) Twin of scholarship. utors, _ Immediate Service Test at Banguet Table. THF SC BOOL OF EXPERTS . 4 i | 4 , ‘y Prevents ence. Thessaly sent one of the ()ver Childe’ Restaurant POST-DISPATC 1) Opposite Famous-Barr | UnuLete-MANDOLIN printed 22,825 WANTED TO PUR ieeth “er ~y the On Any STRIN® ineTrTruMm=anr CHASE “Wants’—-6972 more. tha: Nitrous Oxid- Oxygen | Expert instruction. Private lessons. | . fs (Gas) Process if De- Hi ¢ naman enings. Saxophones rented. Book-|the THREE other St. Louls news * " . - > . ’ . an? -. . Wk : - Tt he, ,F . . m on sired. Competent X-Ray Dental Services || ie « free. CHRIS pig ~ ae ‘| papers COMBINED. J) ~-* i- : ) Hulliand Bidz. Phone Ollre _ al ‘ _ Nm — on ee pow oe —— re _ me = - “ = a — ~ Soap, 19c; 3 for 55c CUTICURA Soap, 19c: : 55 he time prescribed, Clisthenes frst Ointment . rr Ointment ....... made inquiry of each concerning Ris monsay'S Medicine Prices fn see ee ere cain ruaniy bearing, their disposition h : 5 ’ OT er" ces G r ll a 4 é saeermme Zeoth Paste. ......37e Pinkham’s Vegetal Comp... 88c — AE age elastance seis 9 Sanitol Tooth Powder or Paste, ORG BPOUR 5. oss ons sw ee it ae Aten nt che bamateet’ table iui h made his most searching tes’. » _.2le, 42c, 83e B fA (4 Odorono 73c ee ountry and his family. and Toilet Goods Jetum .. 19c : —— eta | ear training. and tnelir temvpera- Revelation Tooth Powder... 24c | §Colorite .19c [t was his custom also Mary Garden Lysol , ok entire stay ne pin “ ‘ ital si Lit hem elaborate! Some- P Palmolive Rose Bath Soap, DierKiss > sega geiadantaiond a 2.98 iain ‘ateer Gncuahin Seenmediiiin a . Tailcum Muilsified Cocoanut Oil... 34C P 1ade bv the suitors that came s_¢ from Athens, and of these jippo- Powder, 2ic Gude's Pepto Mangan.......98c aa andl ae be furs eC eC e e TiC moO or O your Now when all had arrived wit is he kept them with him Menday Special Prices Hat Brite 16c Squibbs’ California Oil......79e ment, by meeting them in persona Pyorrhocide Tooth Powder.. 72c Sal Hepatica ...23e, 45e, 89c (= Rage my ell Regge cnet eueus Powder... OT cee TE | Mertick’s Malted Milk; hes. sued this course, at the same tis I isander's vas cake Bromo Seltzer Zic, 42c, S$3c cial favor, partly because of his mar- Hard Water Cocoanut Soap ; | I fearing. and partir because he “ > 2 PALMOLIVE i = && ..79e and $1.29 traced his lineage to the Gypselids us | d S ‘sor: | rauwou ied je ind House Cleaniné and Sewin Carmen Face Powder Grove's Bromo Quinine .. 24c rohan RF L'Ame Face Powder, 27¢ and 53e poner 1. ie sei Siti eee. She See Hepclencese te ivaudou E : 50c sat hand, and Clisthenes had to render eee a oe aoa ‘98e SHAVING Sloan's eons 27c, 53c, 98c HHH] nis decision as to which one of the WASHING ania IRONING — SE WING — S W EEPING ee ’ : = uito 1@ adjudged the est, he ute Mary Garden Talcum; tins, 27c CREAM, 32c _—_ Fog egg batuesceentiege 5 6. isecrificed a hundred oxen and gave These are the things that spell drudgery to you. Take the hard work out of them and housekeeping be- Pinaud’s Lilac Vegetal Wine Cardui 89 an elaborate f h t r = it j s ege aS a Se as © ee See ee eee comes the pleasant task it should be. Let us prove it in your own home. Phone for demonstration. Ives and to the whole popula- $1.50 FAULTLESS “KEEPWELL” $2.00 FAULTLESS “CHALLENSE” The Faultiess Mea of Sicyon. When the dime ion of Sicyon. When the dinner SEW THE FREE-WESTINGHOUSE WAY Fountain Syringe Water Bottles Sanitary Douche test in music and public speaking . See this new and wonderful Writing Desk type Sewing Machine. The most up-to No. 20: 3-Qt.—$1.49 $1.19 |As the banquet continued, and the cup inedat asy knee contro! - 4 ) nque niinued, al ‘aon ainvy eetric model made. It has no treadle or pedal. the easy nee contro! iF : - : : = rine flowed freelr, Hippoclides, who date of ay, electric I . | was leading the others by a large eliminates cramped muscles and backache. Home Needfuls ~ utle De t. Has Many y Ry d |margin, gave direction to the flute- , . ; layer to strike up a dance-measure. MONDAY ONL’ ry p Thi ngs ou ee and, as he did so, the iiletiate demeaal CJhe lbh. Epsom Salis. .._. - Puders’ Blades. 35c¢ vk. "Ve $4.50 Thermos Lunch Box. 1-pt. : _ BUSS, bis — wer wes sje j Durham Duplex Blades, 0c bottle $7.1 jeasing to himself, but the attitu(fle pk. . 3Bc $1.00 to $1.50 value Sclesors and Clisthenes. who looked on ard °- Gillette Blades, £1.00 phez if Shears (3-in. te 8-in.) ; a Nala Be ’ Gillette Blades, 50c be Durham Duplex Domine Kazors, 68c | r It ail, cNanged to one of dis & Auto ®trep Blades. ' ? $1.50 Cuticle Scissors (fine ; El OUR NEWLY LOCATED “HUDSON STORE,” | oiint ™ e Mio oesee ana tan waning DE BALIVIERE AND KINGSBURY We heave the fameuws “tanler ter- | fg = aa “ . nines ™ a , oe Pt. Beats as It Fermerity at Delmar and Clara—t«e the old Phone Numbers Saag’ Vacuum Non-Breakable Bot- eeragarery ‘ in a 26 T36° ties. econd tim ne anced : - ‘ aba "560. o- ot, Ee t tersharp LLeade 14¢ ’ ‘Vas fi 1) } wi "’ 2 In ie ; ; PA Sweeps as ior fraction thereef) on mest teilet geod« and seme medicines, : ' aay? * Gerermment requires a tax of ic on cach Thc purchase thought of Hippeoclides for a son-ir | ,; 4 _ ; * rh? stu” * Ji . - - eel ' ‘= | iar Th reason ¢ , nis le? Iin2z an nis It Cleans _ na Ty ’ ie * £47 5). Be ' | pe Rietary ely EP Demoustrated 11 his legs, he cou om your Own h ome — : ; ‘+ —— ] A Y): Dn.rTnS* As 5, Cte a ds v] hgatior | i ° ut, “Ss of Tisander thou hast M ithout ob] me th Li Dem nst tions danced thy wife awar!” And he “ove art | im) Ree o ra on vou!) pal ' | . this saying arouse. . ; daily at Then Clisthenes called for silence | | , and spoke before the assembled mu!- Phone ror ‘ y UNION ELECTRIC titude as follows: . } | monstration. “Gentiemen, and suftors for the De mon rat | STORE mt! hand of my daughter, I have only Dollar for D ollar rae teaeingulatien toe oi be $5.00 Down . 12 th and Locust | 1 ; you, and if it were in my power. would confer this favor on every $5.50 Per Month Y | one of you, without singling out one Z : Only the Gada. A= as a Sedi- of vou for special distinction or re- . jecting the rest; but, as it is an im- _—t == a» ment Zone. > ST h \, id f h possibility in making my award of SSF ire ——. a ~ HE LEAST that can be said of the ee ee oe ee Ef ASS a SS ni ns OP ee) 2 eee * GI ee NE a ‘ Pra - ~~ ee ttracti ve subdued tkground —_ ye meee . 7 pee A RI NE I ik OR AT A Overland Motor Car is that there is noth- it yeu whe ase dieappelated, this marriage a sil ing better for the same money, and nothing talent to each one as a slight tokez ¥ appreciation of his high . 7 3* : 7 a : ! | | | i f . ard rimny family and in recogni fs : oA ZF: es | I if to equal it for less Yon of his long absence from home. re vin > cea =. 3 ae The Eden Washer anc . ° Alemaeons son, Mesacies I > i LSA ees. 7 itt +f f | } /' . . In business, health and happiness, the a e in marriage my daughter, Aga- ye NS A ge = eye i, HUY NA | | Union Electric iste, in accordance with the cus- > = sg Z , - | ahr a | 7a | | cost of doing withoyt an Overland may toms of Athens.” And when Megacies (po St ee——== My | Gling ation " ' had ! ns de me Ler wept! ae S LE : - B7 el | | i ic a combination that in- easily be greater than the cost of owning ad the marriage eclemnized. Ra a ogt, ~~." he er Pigeon aha i» = = = 2 = : SS. 3 Ae S x24 7 i, action at minimum The Ring of Polycrates. Ske 29S | ——= my es one. ee ge ented OS eS m~ on ; 4 : : P Beenie Lo have been more powerfu! SS ~ 7 , 9 te TELE ; Phone today for Its riding comfort is as subDerior as its than Polvert ‘en. tT ram‘ of Saimoe ae a Ss wa = tree test in your whose rise to power, and tragic a J rm ewn home. economy ee en a. See Divided “ . From 635 B. C. till his crucifixion t in 522 B. C., he was a most promi- Paymen Ss Overland Prices Have Beer Reduced nent figure and personalitr in the ‘ e Payment Plan Is Very Easy Aegean area. He had reached a clea: I i ; The Tim 4 conviction of the value of sea -power ht Bills for a Greek state It is more tha: © likely thet the breach of eontrac that took place between Armasis : ’ —— ’ , e yee ee. ; . : King of Egypt, and bimeelf originat- The SIMPLEN Proner iS the roener ot Wan Wi uly slinplieity, euse af operation ancl freedom 1 with Polycrates, for when Camby- . | anieas! ‘oibles 5 . ' echanica! troibies. ses, King of Persia made his inva- ion m : : , j sion of Egrpt in 625 B. C.. he was of- \ ou iret eurtains, aresser scaris, lingerie, fered a naval contingent by thi beavier flat work. and do it four times Laster than you can by hana. Samian trrant. It is in eonnecti #8 - F 3 ‘ys alle 4 ‘ ET 8 ‘ , | | ‘ with this trrant thet one o mor You will he interested to see this renarka We? Jroner ai W ork. (ome iD and nee what it Wess 7BeeseTu & ST ee ee a ee fe-vou as a time and labor saver. runs somewhat Ph : : >% 7 » : 7 . e . “ Now while LTT) OT Be as - ¥ et rv ’ or "ig? ‘ -* Sagzeau ; _ : ‘ . . e S ¢ sa ° . : . . » Kgyot. the arta. also ade atl ._- . , 7 " * _ > Be, , Os peaition ‘ at .>4 PPS) mf " ™ s, 7 ,- : . " Against ‘ Scrat 4 : ' : : ‘ P " ° . " ge - . Willys-Overland, Inc. Pocsention. of Guzees; threngie. ix: 9 | it; parts and shared his 12 th and LOC US T ; Six Branches in the County ee . - am ee me ", : . = > aos Se eat . 5 Ri mmarily OE applets ty, + ayaa ® ~~ ? 14 ” Pond ee ee ee ° ae — “" lhe pe le Meee al anette nelle ren mi rae —— wires lines Sr igtnaline * -~ J

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' | Fle er wt 4 Newspaper. 6 i? — F lL ’ rT : a ‘ a tT’ tT M | eh me _ ; | —_ . Pp CENT 43 IRCULALION Lhan IlLhese A Other St. Louts ' 4 “ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100° PER CEN! MORE CITY CIRCULAT hese in Any Other St. Louis —-— oo ss” gents ini ADVERTISEMENT ~ = ne > ; "ry | es ; LiiasSs rEeqQues. . : , ts 1] of anvoene who succeeded in ev- , S@« Poiv« Lr Lae ii a as . . : a Se = — | is : . ; : . z L.. ; - = : : _— , ~ : , — di ~ THs ; ; creased by leaps and bounds, he with oarsmen and embarking, he! tion, scientists have tound the “ase of a man who wa ils Nothing | ae s , . . ; } a +he Aieouset? "OC ) oh —Anr. ° , — hat Te orders to put out to sgea, and ve ?r 1 o ie : Sua Ss mS ' wyest-fricnd ; . . ’ aa ° wrote in a letter the following and £8 3 he is to kill. Regal Dust, ie ‘s Ox: : i A ] e New Mirac e e : - ~ " . ere : a. h rd Tnou rh ne ‘ ae a wanatien. 171 Onn O €$- T d O71 sea. This done, he sailed for home, bigs, bed bugs. moths, ants and other s an inal n ntitled | P ; ; + th rd Send 15c. for well:*but personally I am displeased ‘ aeniediir ‘Seiten. | -adeni 3 and arriving at his palace, mourned insect pests, alt ouge rye ey narm- siusic Of the Sphere a ‘ne 1e 0D 2 Mh ix | as I ao the jealousy of the godhead: his loss. Sic one to al! other iorms . iite. oe-ce chee : f | =. ' | : : TEI enced : | a Sy r IN the NEW things it does and the NEW economies and, Pomehow or other. { desire for: a Bef: le hag ~vonaning pemery oor 6 tare a Fagg Algae =. C e. _ : x it brings, the De/tor ts truly a miracle-worker for es boxes Which make (tn oO! j | os New Yor ¢| J cate success in part, and in part erman who thad caught a lai in aa, afte, | Ftaly, Norway, France, hai \ 7 : : -\ every woman who makes her own clothes! It fier with alternati f eacl re as > Sets Doe Se Get it tetac item. Charles Gateway . will 1 Gouraud's manter with alternations of each, presented to Polycrates as a gift u =e oe re ER yas ee S . ; u ricatin C O ‘ Gav after meals for “tae mpan y Strength again and see how much you have gain- rd “ o *. . . 2 eu ] nouUsanas ci nervous, Truncown men Mid i ng aii The wh eS . . women who were weak and : 4 l 638 Arcade Building have surpris ree iT siete their strength and en- =f . “er » : durance in two weeks time in many instances, by *¥. St. Louis, Missouri this simple experiment. te Over 4.000,000 people annoualiv are Which Man im This} “ using NUXATED IKON. It will not! Picture is YOU? ; . : injure the teeth nor disturb the stom- ; : a Cusho, the Good-Wil ach. Your money will be refunded by ome hoon, red Moeded, successful man ubricatin the manufacturers if you do net obtain | ¥ ughs at vampire of iron-starvation t 4 Company produces satisfactory results. Beware of sub- ————— a full line ot lubricants for auto- ' stitutes. Always insist oa havi enu- LSS —— motiv : : ine organic iron—NUXATED N. otive and industrial USES. Look for the letters N. L om every tablet. At ali druggists. | ) NUXATED IRON 37020558200: S0 fp PS TPHPL OT RERT HH ee eC eee eee

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SUNDAY. ST.D} e APRIL 10, 1921. DAILY PO P-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PE R CENT MOR E CITY CIRCUL ATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ‘ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5 — — ee ee ee es eS a oe oy . LL -_— - " - _——-- ee a - : _~ ~ ' . 4} +. ’ . t . . . *! . - ; parts iim music studcet , MmCaii- 1c icinnatl Sympnony Orcnestra., th: of the hest ithougch . . ° 7s : ‘INCINKAT PLANS SEASON ie mrir nal roles 1] Fe ee BE eer er , | Ta al mn > ME BOUUE a riceS iormances of European cities in | ati. ioe pe sricipas ones ee 4 ‘ icatl mas BHC MUSICA! } i- ‘ii be like those of the popular per-. pre-war days ) OF OPEN AIR GRAND OPERA 2 © exoevienced protenclonsie of tion of the elty Is active Inpro vs established reputation ‘ ANC INNATI.- -~Educationa! and at. will be made up of } a be rs of Sc n ry, st hie s and staging wil] Duce TURN NUTIANS ty segplenllgaalbey, Garces ADVERTISEMENT Uo You Have Headaches at the Back of Your Head ? ee — - — oe — SO- eee — ee — = = . + -—ee : ———— — iaborated to offer what is believed to be the most comprehensive reper- | e ; os Mee: employ no drugs or drops i mv examination,|, _ to $1; hil : : ‘ . price ranging trom » cents ft ) ‘S. T y a : VW: . Sty a: : = : 7 . ’ = . ’ “ a Roe ; : : ; . , Building: D ives Av a 7s CK admission Read This Voluntary Letter: Ne PS See nor is there any pain or discomfort of anv kind. » P in Santa (Cruz lerritorv. Beginning June » a in the new “he Rin .reu rh ar. auey ('o.. Davyton Ctyis : = SS . , . eo @} ceessfully (ree rit ' rla ‘ for t} 7 B Ul DA > : a | > , : oe ® > Z . » 5 . . ~~ , s : - * re . ~ - : _— i . eee rese wu ' lé Ss Ss Ot : Opera pavilion. of the Zoologica! ar 311 nave ju ouzai tube o adomene tablets. My wife 4 vex po So OR, ; ¢ 0S ele owes A . “ ; E | Park , : 1} , ees em ac rat T) have mad ae aie oe moe" Os lents during 16 years practice in St. : Park, the season will open with 7 Bey have made my rea fA 4 Wis : = -—in this Eleventh Anniv: ry Saie ai all departments we offer ’ By the Ags lated Press “Aida ** and " ill hye a low e a : if ‘ } ole lo ett ras she vW: en cre ' Som a. me ~ : ry. 4 iS. “e oll cca lB + \ ife 3 ; Lc ee 7 bargains that represent great savings. Bo oys from 2% years old to BUENOS AIRE! . march 9 - rhe “Faust shed "o 24 : | } , ing =) «* ‘) - § ' In-qaown TT} ey ave st” ed Ine - ‘ oe > | ‘ > ie: Ot lis ali ro y i] | . f illw ; tifv : - ; ' nel , ° ' . hs .-OMmeO mfr Julletbe, - ’ . oy = 4 > > a a a ; . }? is Viil Cneerrculy té Stity as men ot any age or size ca! to suppl “i. Now Is the time to buy. P i? . > > i? S47 ° sFfaetor Vv cha AC ts er of mv sery ices and . . : 4 Yar South of the Argentine tepub- “Carmen,”’ “Pagliacci,” nib vicstniete = TOM, % as : ie us ¢ rritap, 20 NAH Lo Nig, a ve . , . | : : ‘. - : ” ‘4 "we ae © ‘Ta CJiace? la. ; ‘ Lohe« r) - ‘ i“ T). . ¢ > rotTn etriy aa _“o So! _* i? year “ai See FE ioe > t} ; ri asonabl ness of mv ‘° harges, MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S lic ha® been the scene lately of a : grin.”’ “Martha “Hanse nd Gre- fLouch » not feel 1a ; & . adventures the account « car aoe a” 2 . tie ania 7 ac onga > ite Pur 5 bd ae, arca und Tarie ne | a series of ‘ : rf 1. “Ty Trovator: “Toles of Hoft- able y ure nad _ ike oy ye Opis " yer BS . 5 i met ¥ La M4 roun LOTis Lenses sphe ‘Tical). which reads ns though it had be eT) 1s ” P t Tr t: ‘E>, sia at S, : 0 ' wie t. et "ours respect it] ti rer hy } elsoe ‘ 1" r >’ ae. - > . -2 \“ ith She tae ‘*rame. ap U ITS iifted from some United States story gta } "asguuale,”’” ** volet*«a’ , srosdwary, Muskogee, ©} i “ DR. F. JI. GUILBAULT, aif 4 ae 1» . : ae | te . Ee 7 ae , * ii 2 Oe Vv: OPTOMETHIS' 43 WiINSILe i] 1oea! Lense *S (spoe ri¢ 2) $7. 50 rl ‘sy "nae *? fc mol " “ee Toei 2 rile } 7. . sé . sll , . . ofthe “Wild West” in its palmy days indigestion. sieenicasnes eritabilite. tir hres aed OPTICIAN sos. No cement (Lenses only ae he . _ i. " Ph ‘\ " > sit’a © Wha *' : . . of lawlessness. Big oe re ag ai mates mnie phospho ana iror : , . ord, ‘ho conducts Opera lasses at iIn-GOWR SP SeLCauts vars. . ove: = _ : 41 9g ‘oree : ld by : CSA L Peons ot a ; innmati q «9? eTrvato!l of ] } : itory of Santa Cruz issatis-! cic ill fi e minor roles. ft} , food drucgcists ererywher i : . the territory of Santa iz, dissati ill fl the minor roles, t | 493 N BROADWAY (Between Locust and St. Charles) ed with the humdrum life of she eep *= mible groups and smaller rrohe 7 gneazving and sheep tending which is the occupation of the gr meitority ef the people in those remote regions converted themselves into a band of bushrangers and commenéed to hold up the inhabitants in the best Jesse James styie. Their example was : quickly followed by their fellows on “ mnany other estavlisiimeant. aya . 1eS among them they soon “mobilized” yi lable gangs f desperadoes cer for yormida sus a 0 a | oes which terrorized the best parts of : s! It the territory with absolute impunit ’ Their number was estimated at over that 1000. ’ could The bandits. who were well rine, : with rifles and mounted on the best : yssible horses, raided all the likeliest estab- lishments. burned the building stole . all the valuables to be sale and obliged the employes to join their ranks. Even when they omitted this es > jast outrage they would leave the ? simple owner and his employes in a he! less pesition by carrying off all the once ® horses on the place. In certain instances they ywidth great deai of wanton dama ry inch the wrecking of shearing m: dress ena the cuting of boundar’ 2 The panic thev and fin- » sheep farmers trouble i, that W.01 fir nroperties an sas each had more than encour! fey with achieve the “enemy but suffered defeat w ith of Paris! many casunities cl The Argentine Government final), y Clever sent calvary to deal with the bandits to em- Some of the milder snirits among the instead “rebels” gave themselves up wh] a real others. numer ng ebhourt 00, took te the mountains, and still others fled to the adjoining territory of Chubut, where they are reported still to be making troubls WITH FARM LABOR PLENTIFUL FARMERS ARE DICTATING TERMS Tnemployment in Cities Bringing Drift to Rural Districts—Pay Lower Than Last Year. | By the Associated Prees RANSAS CITY. Mo... April 9.— Widespread unemployment in cities has created a drift back to th: frm and relieved the farm iabor shortage brought about during the War, reports of Federal and state employment bureaus reveal. Farmhands in the great grain belt of the central states are reported plentiful at wages greatiy reduced a compared with a year ago Farmers, who for severa! have been forced to grant any concessions to labor their crops through. are fion this year tm dictate te: employment, according to employ- "Ment agency officials. Then, too, the farmicr faces the problem thi: year of holding down the cost of Production because of the low prices farm products and generally is Tying to get along with as little help as possible. Farm wages in Kansas this year average $4) a month. board and lodging, or about $20 less than a year ago, the free employment bu- reau in that State reports. W. H. Lewis, Missouri Labor @ mmission- er, declares “there probably wilb not be any shortage of farm labor this year and wages probably will be much lower than in any year since 1915." In North Dakota a survey dis- Closed that farm laber for sprine and summer work was plentiful &t from $30 to $40 a month, as com- pared with wages of from $50 to $60 /& month paid last year. In Illinois the State Department of Labor reports farmhands going back to the farms and accepting the tut in — wa Jamey, — Spring. s. 4 ; Kansas farmers are demanding ex- . . Perienced men after worrying along Spring No. 174 St. Louis department stores, furniture stores and leading , f ti 3 : AE orienting tists woh iy . dealers everywhere sell and recommend Essandee Springs- “tractor dose ane _ we guarantee ‘a to Seuciais of the mansas Free i the io inet are ae ESSANDEE Steel and Brass Beds) ".°?"s0" wily utara gate ety = FS ES ee Sr Sh Sh Sh Sh Sh SS SS ova ara ravanrarare te bes FS Even a 3400-lb. tractor cannot injure An Essandee Bed Spring This bright red guarantee tag is of stecl and is ‘ Drawn from a photograph, the original of firmly attached to every Smith & Davis Spring —“ \ which is in the possession of the Smith & Davis Manufacturing Company. Sr = SI All-wool Suits, in styles ranging from the most extreme to the moat, conservative. Snappy, up-to-date models in Spring’s most favored pat- terns and colorings——-and every garment superbly tailored. Young men especially will find this an unusually attractive lot to choose “from, Also special sizes for slims and stouts. A large selection bearing the union label. MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S Nos $45 SPRING SUITS| D- Seas ease Je vy) atZ 4 _ at ~ —- —_—™ ee? a eee eee ee ee ee ow oe oe Se — oe me SJ — | Be ee eee —— ee ee mee ~ HIS was convincingly demonstrated, as shown by the above drawing, made from an actual photograph. Not once, but time after time the he avy tractor traveled over this Essandee Spring without inflicting the least damage. Despite the unmerciful ordeal this wonderful structure still continued to spring back, ready for more abuse. \uthentie styles, newest colorings, inerb tailoring-—all are faithfully represented in this splendid lo f a ; and nowhere will vou find them at a price as low as this. Made of superior quality all-wook materials—hand-tailored throughout—and “many of them are silky lined. Complete range of sizes, including slims, stonts and stubs. RE a He _ ee ew i SPECIAL LOT OF Youths’ Long-Pants Suits IN NEWEST STYLES 8] Z. llow S. e* i; For fifty long years the Smith & Davis Manufacturing Company has been making these indestructible Bed Springs for people w dass insist on atmost sleeping comfort and lasting durability as well. Fhe strongest, most resilient steel wires that skill and money can ae is made especially to our order for use in Essandee Springs. le PR Ne meen A NN Look for the 25-year guarantee tag attached to every Spring. Make sure tt is there. Then test the Spring for comfort. Lie en it. Roll around onit. Note that you do not roll to the center. Feel how restful it is—how comfortably it yields to your every movement. A real E ssandee Bed Spring ts the best rest cure investment you can make. -~ — ed RO te ae aeangtept=anarenvaieey tarete=taenliedeaediies ae ee aan POA — : ~ os ey is oF “4 - v> mp Pre -Y “ SK your dealer particularly to show you this Essandee f Spring No. 174. We believe it is the best Spring that ever has been or can be made. It has the same tractor-proof con- struction as the Spring shown above. The coils are mounted on a strong angle iron frame equipped with a patent attachment which permits iis use on any tvpe of wood or metal bed. It inore durable and infinitely more comfortable than a box spring. Crossed equalizing Springs hold the coils in position, vet permit a flexible freedom of action so that any number of coils may be depressed without tilting the surface of the Choice of black japan or gray enamel finish. IS - — —oue eo . —" ™ —_ - - aa an pase te nae ae - _ a eGuide een : ee aan tine etait te hen eienee mee on wee ere, _ x ~ ~—- ° — _ * - : & hKaua ly suited for dress or school wear i these splendid Sults, Made of -excell cualitv eassimeres, tweeds and Seotches, an + both pairs of knickers are fully lined. are made in the po pula bye ed iti dete auc are fully lined with superior quality alpnea, Neat dark mixtures in popular patterns and colorings and in all sizes from 7 to 18 years. Replicant. are Satine emg as fast i they apply, h~wever, while there The same incomparable vy as ESSANDE! 16 applicants for every job open bination of artistic lb: ‘ red. with throns Other lines of industry, the rec- of const rile rion and finish. (1S8t] tive Teat ' if ‘ . N | ss be ds . te) iJ show. the simple, absolut« mgid orne rastening, . es hed ends 1 The bureau warns that farmhands that stand straight and n: r wol , Tattte or bd me loos me a 5 1S Who " - m, Reds« : : : ry ‘> y 17 ws aa hee ¢t} ’ : ; —— _ Boys All- Wool Blue > an Suits genuin ; ri » $7.75 ue ani e in he ’ est ri ) P aS vith ke an pleat ack cre wit) ots: 8 .nicke at ull cut and dj ee ghout [= venture i” define how many ESSANDER Stee! races Red-« & day they are willing to work absolute replicas of SD - pppareapgth *: % | ~ | Mand a poor chance of getting jobs in scores of modern finishes and effects ‘ : ne M. f C Ka general scale reenized in Cots, Cribs and Hosp tal Purnitur : oe acturing a Mas, the principal growing State oe 2 ) is er. sown State Ask to See the ESSANDEE Products 20th and Locust Streets, St. Louis te ®xXperienced hands, trom $25 | 50a month (according to exper! oy for single men, and from $49 $65 for married men who are h. - a a ~~ - a ’ - “ Magenta © weaflinninatte m nese . — oes " -- ee ree a oe BR I EE GL aE me biti: teeta + . ae = mo > Miade of strong. s div mat pairs of Knickers are ‘ined che wets ami for hard wear Come in all sizes from 8 te 18 omy er ? i tee BOYS $10. 50 Two. PANTS SUITS” en WS a oy ; err eee Se ee ee ee a ee me oe ee SS OO SSS Sea Sa SS SS Saar SS SSeS eS SS ee SS SSS SSS SS SSS SS SS _- $7.50 ALL-WOOL JUVENILE SUITS ME to live on farms with their | lies. Last yeer, the peak of Wages, the scale ran $40 to $65 Classy little Suits, mi: ade of all-wool blue sers Single men and $50 t $80 for styles and ail are attractively trimmed with ed men emblems. Sizes from 3 to 5 years ae We Carry a Complete Line of Smith 6 Davis A day, as compared with $7 last — ee ee ee a ee <0 Reet oe re Sa A, Bees I lle 2 REE oes een ee 5 aa Products, ee the “ESSANDEE’ Spring a et Wr. and Mrs. Herman Wehrmann 2317 Sullivan avenue will cele- | : tee ia cecal their golden wedding anniver- | ; , , With a reception Wednesday "Hh at their residence. Wehr- | ' HI NG ‘COMPANY . — is 79 vears old, and hia | CityT Who ix 74. were both born In | a : She was formerly Miss T tt N T N : N. W. Cor. Eighth and Washington Av. b Peters. Seven children are. {Ort wr WASHI G O . also have 17 grandchil- | four great-grandchildren. ' 4

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Newspaper. pa or thes. Does Your Facial Expreg: ” and tn - ™ " - sion Meet With Favor?” : turn over MORE Si nr APRPIT, ~ INDIAN INDIAN REF _SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in ,\ny Olhber St. Louis Fy ~- CHILDREN’S AID SOCIETY TA = wire $50,000, the society having | porary boarding b ar’ COLLEGES EACH HAVE TRAINED - . ence Irae Rrown VN o s mire children in « raarse now lal “it hospital NO a ee - Ape - ) ns 1 eo NPEN MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN ever before The fur@s are us | dent Agseciation now : SECRETARIES OF STATE So] la ee r - Chark > a i Ls ae pay the board, in prf&yate families, | gro children in need of hames to | =f . i ‘ oi +a "y 3 i rad L_ non = vi Crist whose honaas have been Children’s Aid. and there are : Lies 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH POLES BESIEGE U. S. CONSUL IN ‘ion) ; + > 13 r Brgin Tomorreu ; Tt avy for medical attwntion. 4 gren’s Aid is &IDENCE ‘ fs ‘ . —_ * " " 4 ">? ~ Abel Nae i _ al trained nurse * Li pioyed by iets and for ‘rained oe ‘sors 5 ae erehins are | alam: ‘ear. wi supporting members one YD mre or . : : r ; "eT j , ' annuities . , DR. PINKSTAFF soci bocca Facial De formities, » gai 42 bl cory : 44 Brown, share rT? 2 f\- . . . | ow « fat Ss rhen rie her te BP OS Ee 8 el Me dk Deng 0 By the WARSAW, from 2000 to 304 besieging daily the vis the American tain the Ceneu!'s vise of their pass- -* at ty am aS pa — Pim g - le , a i i we. Edmund kh 1Oip: ‘ | n@ | : . : Dy B: . ae | yea far Mo: | : “Th / K this ye S ‘ar negro children a | also ports to the United States. r trial in the will be ‘ampaign Cun tributh Crom = . —_ Miss Georgia Lil \ie T? nhbe rsi lj ‘ - 3 a " . " ~ 7). ‘ : -. . : or inmi*¢ : : Ya } ' ,*, —— . : ’ - : «A Laake : n Pint : . a - 7 " > : | + : 4 : . ‘ . : ; ° " *-s . ‘v . ‘ ; : a. ‘ .. . " j bd ‘ > . ; = ~ . : ~ 4 : 7 oa . . ~~ i > : tT aa ana : 4 ‘ 2 persons have wiil Li. © 4h ; ? >r ; mls) ’ 1? : os ‘ r oe _ 777 rrr 147 4 : . * . A : eee : : : . : in } ’ ; | ;\ i ; | — ie’ e se : . — -_ . ' a" } r a . ss , i ~~ . ‘ . . . > ’ Des . . . 4 : , — " mA special appeal is made for funds) “vs i ama bureau Will be pontn hiid. and Supp. - oDhase hye T* to ‘ r>- : r ‘ ' “ “25% - 2 . a ** ’ he. F s a ray ° ‘te : r) ® aa ’ . : svt ’ : e ™ *. il ' + > 4 > ™ J ,~ » . , . h . ; : . at iy : co it of } ' \ rerizi ns [*- = P ? ’ , : aer ‘ rR - : . _- itter Da! ' ot a i et a. ' : cruw is - : y =m * » - *. . . _ > _ aid ™ " ; ¥, ea TT : : } . PS “er ; : . 7a ane sles ad , . . . ~ F : ’ a" ° . . . : . : ‘ ~ ” ° " : . : ° ote 1% rie . . . " - " m : " }- : a ™ . " ‘ AY : h ave Increast ‘7 owl h au iATS Ona CT) rey ret ** li . ¥ ica tT : ' ii* : . = > b2 : " 2% ’ . T. a : _* , ; ™ - . . 7 — , - and wprveaks ene Puli nich Rave eager to reas tn nited Stat at ne of the I owl ‘ “4 : *)7 , 7 ; ~~. F *? : ii oy] ij . " ‘ - — ; { wt r pat? : WanMon ; an Sr ' , ent i } ’ ’ . _ — . . P T _ 2 : ’ ‘) . ’ € - an Ame! . ho in si7 penaing ee l Glassware ie pecia Ss in Bp meee and reform Bye portant i richiy am That at Nanka ihe them. i a , Be: ing ) TORS Ys The MM. , re were mont}? : at « The Gift Shop ® 865 Locast St. [pera the BARNEY STORES Every + : Regular large bars. You know Sweetheart Soa ee) the > a —™~e es BROOMS HOSE fweemeee|, SHIRTS | BLAMES One more week is all, then this wonderful sale will be history. The values we are offering are un- colors stripes and stitched. with doubtedly the greatest ever offered in St. Louis. They 2re typical Franklin values, which means Det- P @ 7 oN wastes aff ets; wonderful vaine | ter merchandise for less money. Your dollars will go much further. Ae $ ¢ 59S: Come in ana you will be convinced. Give our merchandise a fair comparison, then you will fully SHOES CORN appreciate the values that we have for this sale. Extra salesmen have been added, so come Monday and you will receive prompt ard efficient mache of tine Regis FLA KES | attention. Easy credit terms to all. skin. nlaek ealfakin, value: Saas bas hrewn kid. keke calf. ‘4b. ' Feasted (orn Piakes;: te Sie: atl sizes, sceond ts neme: mer Geedy ear welt a Oc each . ¢ 49: DOMINO BRAND, PURE CANE, GRANULATED, 2-Pound Cartane, C Per Peund . We 1 ept Ask any of the satisfied hundreds of buyers who were here when whee the aaanl doors p opened and took advantage of the Greatest Saie witnessed) since 1914. Our Word (Signed) BARNEY’S. Wises. ’S CHERTIFPLED Sliced Pineapple Packed ta hemvy 10c — a LEATHER COATS leather Coatec reversible: other places Rut at the end is fight oc irred the Arnmiistar distri formers which sewed here succeeded in ef the shrires Lives Sot ligint to enucl, etane eut af “98c MEN'S UNDERWEAR kolbrizgazan and ‘pring ear k marvel Cleese them aut af. 1 0c NAVY SUITS WHITE Fhese “wits eeme in white enlw and cume uptethe seiernment sizes, “were oy | Lahore Nankana mored. had peer Appar rs nin rye reg ] =. 5 oy rne fieht vegrar The re peo » The Deputs started his i he fight Mahants fight had *“hrine ens mance a Ven 's and *Oor@ time \oew nainseek: weitghr. $55.00 KITCHEN CABINET ~ ogg ay 4 } 41 oe ; iit: et hese rooms 9100 DAVENETTE SUITE gb wile si . ) Loganberries 29¢ 4... Cherr tes 7 ca 4 . | > cn © iree eam: packed 0s ie em a ruDp Bedroom Suite This Suite is superbly constructed of rich walnut or mahogamy and comes in Queen Anne Period design. Suite comprises bed, dresser and chifforette. Ele- gantly finished and beautifully de. signed. Just think of this Suite at hariain a) =F. Loni~ Thix is indeed a stands wnequaliecg in Exactly as Illustrated above atrvueted ef gcenmtwin:« ome le fimixh desired lI pholstere deep cemfertable Ope ths wur imt’ a eget Suite censist«= ef dayveno. chair and arm recker, *pecia Parts ¢ Moslen having f REVCLUTIONARY PREDICTED Collection of Book Hampshire Cos to Cok us re a wearthe arded with old-fa visdom cluding cesefy! p ie § ionists were the health of their tained ina rol le by M. E. Fa spr) nis. " . ;rtm- CERTIFIED Ua ao Saas j Royal Annie 70¢ Sliced Peaches 20¢c Packed im tall enn. =v rep r hae) yrased§ Del Monte Asparagus Tips suppl,» Dei Monte Tomato Puree— Pure Sauer F Will save miles of steps = = Ci 7 [pei “with nmoaucrn oo ‘fe - . aoe = ._— ewe - , ~l > x ut ment. stich as met sliding j -_ | ra ten. flour bin with eitte T, metal d : ’ ' ' ) ny SR cake ar! bread er Xt an racks = a giass Jars aul curtained doors. 2 S h . | , quas Made of geed solld euk Pure Fruit Jams, 20-02. JMS. be e: ai ail of the pape back to i754 prophecy d Uutlen was pri ieatier sear hei cathedral bargain fer henv* see thin especial iarae Preanes dr’ sure thin Week mee, he Ven «= Hen» Rowts~ knee worth “Sil, all size* WOOL 0. reclaimed, Ponchos fer rain capes tieetai Recinimed: fine ~ ee ae . - , - tll tl Cn atl ag yg ee — nag KID i$ MEXIC Custom Adopted F mami on be ‘Y the —_— cont aure thin ateve,. on ad \ em: aie . LAREDS Tex... A e Flaster “ hite aisha i intertor. = This in truly a remurk - . effered in our entire ecnreer. Reed Go-Cart look wf thin vou will he mere than cont inced. % Q. R. S. MUSIC ROLLS Lips, Ohio, Bright Eyes, Love. Honor, Oh, Baby; My Mammy and Ali of the Latest Hits. _— xtension Table i ta . YY eT Ry ‘ ww = 41 ile he lear and vs Chairs 33% pra oe — x1 , —omely nmished in eitber Ju ; aia = . C Del Monte $7 0 XUIBINSt er ug. 9x12 rt 38 re or Liner: ai Womitrirt Te a ; e 125 We a oti te - . : Strawberries Large. beautiful Extension Table that — ree al cera ‘ : q 3 — “ a e bad Sls V elvet Ru ‘4 9x12 Tt >, rruare iw Weil ‘ »tt ‘elt~ : : r | omatoes Packed — hea, . opens eut 6 feet. and six beautiful Din- site nitin cain ae ri ; 2 an ' ~Yrup are ik give Lits : er .ilaen « . tere ing-KReom (baire te rich golden vak ftin- « ; brand: pee ish. Table in vers massive and ha« lerce ‘fs ean -_— ae (hairs are constructed a . Pineapple ” the “et h06meterianl well braced —, | : Pucked in s srup and wit nive lene durable ers ice He - “Zs ,: io! ‘ _Det Monte Prunes mit ern: | —~ : $50 00 ig : «sits sv 1 7 5 : of weet sn hones Army Raincosts “ : ? leep etutdeeres;: med, biue steel top. —= ; Only # Chiidren 3 Shoes & folds pes rt . BReuld be of ‘Rhea al -@e? pe Mie 3 Set Es det aah ae aa Tres Tas: bk shat —— from the s Sf Om « su mtar, Men’s White . Last Shoe srohyengins HANDKERGHIEFS (; eis $2.98 al 5. BREECHES, Army Shirts ay Collar Attached 5] Ag 713- Limit. WASHINGTON AV. alll Note. Rubber Boots | =o re all sizes. . OB e 6Sc "$1.29 20c —Values to $3.50 713- BARNEY’S We Reserve 719 Dealers, Fs ah sam ae FRANKLIN AV. GOODS STO STORES Tan Army fAunsun ton wae fellewmel —a ict Por een O.D. Men’s Sox DRESS SHIRTS TAKE BARNEY'S ADVICE and Spend Your Last Dollar in This Store Now! 7i9 ARMY a WASHINGTON AV. | “oe | = - = > a F Paschal lam as = ‘a Se ~periai af

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7, 10. 1441, | A SUNDAY. _ -* , APRII, 1a. 1921. St. ———— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ 7 — ee re ee me ce DAILY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Reccive Louis Newspaper. -- ——— ——- —- -~ A eT a oa =. = _ - —_—, — —_—— = — - . ~ - _ _———— ae = ee - - - ~~ a | 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those i 7 : Facial Ex = a . | rhe te rt oa a ily in si in ney (iver GREAT LAKES SHIP OWNERS eee eee eee er re oe ee Cones tae Season) | carry! ® lene er of men than sels while the shina ra cf Projecting ‘f. ‘ WANT SEAMEN’'S ACT AMENDED ihe] rice | | «i! a 1 t Ces i : } \ , , ’ " 1 ms smouid ye ' i nate ' ‘rij veer : " , c i « ‘ : ii i ' ; adie 7 . . «Li s¢ ; cy ‘ any ’ «1 7 Bar \ [ ere Lis 1i* »™~ nien from Vat al» »* — } , 7 A. « " 1% . . . ; : 7 . e ° rie lye *¢ 5 ~l i ) i” : : | »s . ' - : ’ x, ? 4 ' ’ ec . «i s tT i> Ui«atit_es ate , al os . vy ' “Ad's en . Mnanciat ' Pe tres 4 ; | ix rit | lees were 1) “Lp ai in : Risk ore . : : ‘ ; ye 3)" eo at ‘ this . ‘ ' : i ' * DET Rory Abie h} April 9 > ony. , ‘ene ; } } ow) cy ete. ra) i Maiti } i i¢ _: « ‘ VALCne ey . ‘ — at « ‘, o to 7% Tax-Paid Income With Real Safety Union Electric’s drive for a verv large number of small home investors we now have over 5,500—has perhaps led folks with larger incomes to suppose they could not afford to buy Union Electric 7% preferred because of the income taxes, Par@ing Cheeks or . chambers o —— shipping interests and vi RESORTS. RESORTS. perators trom all chief Great Lake here today for a two-da Se perator: ‘ the reat the resent aw compe hey te out of the hich rs Okawville ~~ The Washington and Original Mineral Springs Hotels Open Sunday, April 17, Under One Management , ‘ : , wa ~ oe a ~ : ' i X ‘ 7 ‘Ly ef x04 ¢ ; > ! . 4 v 4 > 4 . ° ‘abe vray T ae *) 7) ’ sf All Viates and Bridge Werk Guaranteed nl Dr. H. C. DOWNING, Dentist 51; PINh., NEAR SIATH ; LONDON, March 1 The ‘ et Nankana, India, in which about -y30 persons were killed, * ted to rival factions of Sikhs. ac.- tf eins to a report just made publt > gt the India Office. gh The rioters were described as id > Sikhs and reformers. SLAM BANG! rhRIichsS FOR a DPOWN GOES THI 10 DAYS ONLY fighting Was rem toot c.old Crewns as iow as the former or stock, m included the managers of im- rtant and richiv endowed sirines. tat Nankana is the wealthiest of m, its annual income, derived ely from landed estates, amoun:’ pounds, mation address WASHINGTON MINERAL SPRINGS CO., Fact is, an income derived wholly from Union Electric preferred stock dividends, up to $30,- y Day aac ige Out! _ ousted from 4 to tens of thousands of ae @® Mahants, who are in charge of much Shirines, regard tliemselves as 6 tenarts of the estates and secure m their possesion as long as they ' discharge their religious duties. " The reformers opposed this view. They alleged that deplorable abuses exist in connection with the shrines The revenues, they contend, belong fo the Sikh community and should he administered under its cont Bul to the reform party, sa. port, there have ittached themsel, a number of thieves as well as emies of the Governnient The attacks on What is terined the yested interests of old Sikhs he gan With the occupation of certaiy shrines at the Goiden Temple of Ar- miatar. The way. They submitted minor ray! & the re ine incumbents there gav. also to bheing some shrines alt other places. But at the end of January a seri- O6us fight occurred at Tarn Taran in the Armistar district. A band of re. formers which suddenly appeare | Pe ae a 000 a year in the hands of any one investor, would contain a larger net cash yield than that from any of the tax-free city, county, state or federal securi- ties. Larger, also, than that from most industrial bonds or notes that offer an equal certainty of REG- ULAR income. Union Electric preferred stock dividends are not subject to the Missouri State in- come tax. The company pays the normal U. 8. in- come taxes on them. The shareholder pays no tax on them except the U. 8. income sur-taxes, those which follow the 4°, and 8%, normal] taxes. These income tax exemptions are very valuable. The following table shows the amount of U. 8. income sur-taxes—the only tax the shareholder pays on Union MSBlectric preferred—and the yearly net, tax-paid yield, on incomes of $5,000 to $30,000, de rived wholly from the dividends on Union Electrie preferred stock: Yearly Net Income Rate. Yearly Net Income. U. 8. Income Sur-Taxes. Yearly Tax- able Income. $ 5,000 5,990 7,950 9,890 11,810 13,710 15,590 17,459 19,290 21,110 22,910 24,690 26,450 28,190 7%, 6.988%, 6.956% 6.923% 8.88997, 6.855%, 6.821% 6.786%, 6.751% 6.719% 6.682%, 6.647%, 6.613%, 6.5782, None 10 50 110 190 290 410 550 710 890 1,090 1,310 1,550 1,810 $ 5,000 6,000 $ ‘there succeeded in getting possession of the shrines only after losing .wo lives. Some 25 altogether were injured. The old Sikhs held a meeting 7 Lahore the day before the attark Nankana. which, it had been ru mored, had impending some time. Apparently the reform érs numbered about Just ew the fight began is not known. the report. The’ Deputy Commissioner who started his investigation the day that the fight occurred was told that the Mahants had been victorious. The fight had .taken place inside a smal! shrine enclosure which was manded by houses on al! sides “The inquiry into the facts.” cluded the report, “was hampered by crowds of excited Sikhs from all parts of the Punjab, who accused the Moslem neighbors of the shrine of having assisted the Muahants.” REVOLUTIONARY WAR WAS > PREDICTED IN ALMANAC Collection of Booklicts Owned in New Hampshire Contain Warnings to Colonists. = h.. \ ‘ . aa a : ct ee as ty & Bow-End Bed, American Wainut dividends in 1920 (after paying interest charges and vell canstructed. $235 Bed YOO? Set $ 2? ra providing for depreciation), were over SIX times the Winter clothes ee families would St. Louis’ Biggest Stock lo ; il oe »_ T- “es a= od] (Maa | amount of its preferred stock dividends. Union 75> Chests tn the lat a! ; oe Set that femilie vould 7 Th RS Ss pia] . REFR IGE AV rh " Fes = Pe — Electric could make this record, paying liberal wages - tee enea La persons | = om ‘ i y PURCHASES AT BELOW MANUFACTURER meme ES “MAKES THESE BARGAINS -POSSIBL 2 T- 2,00 16,000 18,000 20,000 22,000 24,000 26,000 28,000 30,000 hes y) for 24 ? 200. We claim, without fear of centradiction, that we have just completed the most } FURNITURE CO. remarkable furniture purchases ever made by any store. This was indeed aj 805-7-9 FRANKLIN: master-buying stroke. Knowing the present conditions, and realizing that - ) i many manufacturers were in such dire straits and they would be willing to convert their stocks into cash at an actual loss, our buyers scoured the markets and secured immense stocks of quality furniture at ‘prices we feel confident are lower than those for which we wiil be able to purchase these same goods three months from now. This merchandise is now on sale at a stupendous saving to you. Come, share in these unheard-of bargains at once. Y SAVES COll- COM - é 30 ‘to 69". Savings on CEDAR CHESTS SS SS ——— a 7 ; ‘ deeds ij ~ he ty a . Th * _" ; . c ? — —— —- + Doubtless there are thousands of &t. Louis district men and women, deriving income main- ly or wholly from investments, who could increase their net, tax-paid income by substituting a block of Union Electric preferred shares for other securi- ties whose earnings are subject to the U. 8. normal income taxes. the doors e 1914. RNEY’S. TIFTED eapple _10c Investors of this class want REGULAR Income and 100% solid and salable property value back of their principal. Union Electric preferred meets both of these requirements. State-appraise- ment of the Company’s property shows more than $300 worth of income-producing property, kept al- ways in good condition, back of each $100 share of this stock. For a dozen years past Union Electric has earned and paid dividends on its $11,000,000 of common stock, and has paid regular quarterly divi- dends of $1.75 per share on its preferred stock since the first preferred stock was sold in 1917. The Com- pany's earnings for preferred and common stock By the Associated Press KEENE, N. H., April 9. ahirt aie \ splendid i! mace nm “hai (Cedar Chest: tine Tennessee rec the wealthtest Tou cnn stct Queen ernacnents. set ane chifforette ee ee . rs on. COATS tee reversible: fo own booklets ~ Wuaintly NEMS were pti praying fo: Table » -” . " ‘ : ’ ti — t Owned by M. E. Faniels of this city, , mMagnincer | finished in malroguanys, beautiful serotli*arm design, divan opens . The prophecy cealing With the masaive Eibrary Table ta mutch: sale at . phrased weather warnings, inter- Se ae : A ' larded with old-fashioned words of a3 A D tt G t Giadom, including a prediction ot a I O44 0 SCrO rm Davenette se *s * | : en ‘the health of their English ruler. arvw Mere ix your opportunity lPaveneite Some of the paper-bound inte aw full-size bed; chatr and cocker Invuriousiy upholstered in — Revolution was printed in a copy is fAunsun at antsy Gf ..2f) fas]? wait \. Successful revolt in America. while a SET preg With Library S$ contained in a.collection of almanacs “ sat » and ijibrary Table at a rare discount, \ magnificent set nei date back to 1754. renuine oreo brown “pantinh feaiber, complete Sued about the time that Washing- ion was following the peaceful pur- Suits of a surveyor. It was made by Lord Kames, a British nobleman, who said: “Our North American colonies are ina prosperous condition. increasinz rapidiy in population, in conimerce 4nd in opulence, and they have the Shw im the atore. - 8 g Coats fonts and heavy rigeusn shades jot - . e *, . Se ON es Oe ng: 4 Se Bs $71.00 Cash-—ole COWEN prot : ilere for S|! | Lnne peritad— ame Sen hears usd ft . = American Wabhwut Set— designed im th $22.50 CEDAR CHESTS J vesuiiitiy devorated olin cared "rome A fine quality Chest; ; * : fart) amore | lewat! ‘th $ hd sth ao tare og a Alig mf . : a nai cedar, ‘ atiormml | Y » Pera AG ) and — service at low rates as compared with : mes oT, “ other large cities, beca UNI spirit of a free people and are in- : ri Lowest Prices on Record SE) SS Seer a | ONE OF THE MOST ECONOMICALLY Cariwane flamed with patriotism. Their pop- & eae ' | hen 7 5 ate Sut 8% eat hy Se eae Y Peace Te Bur: IZED LARGE ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANIES Wiation will equal that of Britain and | oats yee PS . IN T ITED STATES. Th i : century, ain 7 HE UN us far in 1921, Union = century. and Magnificent Cane and Mahogany, Velour Siaielirs Qividend earnings (efter Seaetam |, country if they choose to be inde- % @s | LS | interest charges and depreciation), are at the rate of pendent. A people animated with 125 Davenette $220 LiViNG-ROOM CUITE over SIX times the dividend required Sir this $3 the new blessings of liberty will not 000.000 of f eprether , * . . magnificent creation that the finest home would ibe - 0 pre erre stoc t at was outstanding last With Library Table—All for so—high-acalite, Cane Living-Raom set at year, and for the $1,000,000 worth that is being sold Come and see the greatest bargain in st. Louis Monday. Weare | high-quality tempered steel] springs—deep seats—Set this year. scliing this Set at an immense saving——be sure to sce it. A mas- sive Set-——sturdily constructed, superbly finished and upholstered in genuine brown Spanish Rocco, leather—divan opens into full- incline to a kingly form of govern- ment.” long 76-inch davenpert, recker and beantifal wing. tireside chair—the three pieces. S220 valvue- size bed: chair, recker aud tmanssive Library favie to match; sale at = - — \ truls proud te remarkably tow e"ant) - large —on't L rises % ’ Young men are urged to go West . into the wilds of Ohio and purchase . fail to s®e it—on sale at only land at 20 cents an acre in Spanish money, by an almanac editor who 1 O.D. Shirts ™, ') Wore knee breeches and ruffled shirt. In his mortuary statistics. based on reports received in 1797, he usserted all gizes. 2 : - ee Union Electric, providing electrie light, heat and power for the greater St. Louis industriel district. has to grow at least as fast as the distriet if serves. We finance a rood share of this growth by selling our preferred stock at retail, here at home. Retail selling of the stock. across our counters and by mail, gives thousands of our home folks, whose patronage supports the business, a chance to share its profits. Our retail] investors es. pecially appreciate the Company's free service in maintaining for their benefit a constant par cash market for these shares, in its Securities Depart- ment-—an advantage possessed by no other | on the market. We have done this since December, 1919. and are able to do it because Union Blectric preferred stock, with its safety, its high net income yield and its marketability, is one of the best in. come investments now offered anywhere in the United States. aZame-t m Adopted From Biblical Com- .* mand on Feast éf Passover. » » By the Ansociated Press. > LAREDO, Tex., April 9.-—A favor- 3 tte Gish for Baster among the Mexi- yan inhabitants of Laredo is the os “tabrito,”’ a kid of tender age that makes a BSAVOryY nreal when cooked in thé Mexican fashion. On the Satur- day before Faster the market and _* record— William avd Marv Pertod Set; beautifull: coruted luorae si7¢ ae SS na ae rape gan _?s 4 igo 2 SO FR RR RN IT Ee $50 Kitchen $ |” Cabinets . . Kitchen Cabinet Louls today. { magnificent American walnut, Tinels EASY TEEMS menis: constructed; closet eytra; sale at | $45 Red. Soring ang Mattress, een — The biggest bargain in st continuots post full-size cabinet. with roll cur- Enxlish cold noen-sae a con NE IRE SS RO RY ee tee ~ ; e..ani roves - on " 4 maasis i "the farmers’ wagons are filled with 30° etd . Ss | MHP beolnerate Bed. in a. AG ; tain door, siiding table ten, PRICE: $100 a share. } ' (fates Ah eta ’ ats . and metal bread ana cake drawer. containing the voung goats, } i TO ie fertable 50-Ib. mattress—al! sifting flour bin and many other 8nd the Mexicans flock here to buy. @ > a | Abs 7s es prversciet! ee at the ridiculously Goat flesh, and particularly that " : ' . e- - Lif 41> | 60°¢,. ; ' : low price of S70.15- {eres ee SALES OFFICES: Room 201 fnion Electric | Pet tender young goats, has been « Buy Rugs Now lacquer | all-steel «pring ee gE a ee we — -— a a ee ee oe RE ey ee Eee A, geet il, Yi : Bidg., 12th and Locust Sts., St. Louis, and Thien I actin ectresse ot su: Plectrie’s offices in St. Louis, St. Charles, Franklin, ituries, but the seiection oO , p> young kids for the caster feast has Jefferson and Perry eounties. MAIL ORDERS More rp it than Sh ce apa is on Aes filled prompt ly by registered letter. TELEPHONES: 9? ; et after © er ga : | . : : | cree. Main 3220 (Bell); Central 3530 (Kinloch). Re tee tans Mrosioase The This rae Solid Oak $76 Union Electric Light & Power Co Ay ere te ee oh + . cal £15.00 9x12 Seaweave Rugs —Reautiful design — seo wearing quality $8 95 —enie ut. ' 423.25 Brussci«s Rugse—Sizce “ : : rn “7 me . “ : | @x1tZ ft—very pretty destan = ; = é and color— $19 75 s ie at . ano.40 Axminster RnRuscso— Size Outs? fft.: pure weoel Rugs © of the local Mexicans. The in- $140 DINING SET fon that the Passover “lamb” stupendous bargain. Think of it! uld be “withont blemish, a male the firat year; ye shall take tt ou’ ‘ . fr th joes fro the goats,” quatity solid onk Colonial Sostan, ge a @ sneep or trom ' fet. G@-ft. selid onk extension table an as to this student of Mex-ou four upholetered seat yore: me to ~pee e been adopted &5 The complete G-piece dining-ree a . seas aracton of the nt the ridiculously low price of lamb as from any other rea- 4 aplendid ese FURNITURE See a oe el a See = —EEEE — ee are AVE. high-pile $99.95 s : ie" op : 805-7-9 FRANKLIN AY :

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ST LOWS POST-dISPATCH SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ___ APR 1 te | arate vee _ _——— - . ——_—_— = rT id's Greatest Books ONLY — pp in wear ] Oc Other Neighboring D, ef S LE ogee library of 200 books to readers of 1 si uis Post-Dispat lowing books at the unheard-ol price ot 10h), would east fram $1] to &5 if purchased in the ordinary Way in expens! ce » . lod ~— “arte . ™ e +) : sirictiy a limited offer—good for only lo days. On April 241 i} iy cach—the regularly advertised price. If the posth T omier was mailed after midnight of Apm! 24 we sha : few or as many books as vou [ike we ; : . ‘-enrire uodraryv Posts so littie tha vou million of these hooks have heer soled lv low price. Order by nuwmber—eaci want Carmen. merely write down “21” prompt delivery. as we handle al! book orders vour-friends. “Order by Number—TAKE YOUR PICK AT ONLY 10c A BOOK—Order by Number . Rebievet of Omar 42. Frem Menkey te 79. Fmech Arden. 121. Preverbs of Ara- 132. Foundations of larg: i ow | KhervYam. Man. or the Re- Tenny «on bia. the Lahber Vere. Che ; ' .Oxrer Wilde's Bal- mance of Evoiu- Pillars of Soci- i2t2?. Debate on Spiri nent VWiendel! oisateelieeals | et «€6©ef)6l Reading — —— ss ety. Theen. Tea lism: Phillips Marria “| had been engaged 43. " ' | i) ’ Jail. ; verce. Debate by Care of the Bal Dav le * Ho- 3 > — : and — 0 in . Seviet Constitution Herace (.reele, : é a tt« D ‘Cal sot * (em- |; , ‘ ' ' : ras Gti at — > ing. Upten Sin- oz en ul @apiag with some friend end Land taws. and Rebert im Writine “np =) ; Ini ) wri ~ . - . if - - 5. secialicm Versa. (wens. gtieh. f2rianiem - @ “‘"Inre Sheridan “ - ~ ‘ Ss a Z ~~ * : Ararchism. Ihe ._ Aesop's Fables. St. Warriace it. Marx Verses Tel we (New : and 11. Dein con Religion 1. Three Lectures on ; Ow Readine > Rome or Reason stel. Debate Be antes | = “ehard for a year an ’ i , P x need woe a holida* - he A = } " ’ 7 ’ 74 a ’ = ‘ ‘ . , - RS the 10 er? ae John l volution, Pirne«t t.eerg Brandes, Dehate Between een, te Ee ‘Nast moment, ran asho Haeckel ingersxol! and Darrow and ° . 9 . , rom Paine. ze into dock ‘ he Gay love: An ath |. Breme: iis Life 5 S indi cation Chri| All the Latest and best | . & b_rassin luce. a rrr 7 : ; Pedlemption Tol Ture on sha k es- ‘ : ermoon. April MONDAY ? ae asain - tt b > o- ji ’ ; : ™ * B3. 5 ae pes — ; ~ . 2 ie aa - ’ sila _Daare ‘ Cream Velvet Cak » White Meantai h d f . Bo siimet are en- 3 » elendgr eriedations« © % euntry af the , - -« , o~ 4 : ae ab - —— : ear S ~ Cc lilak . y to meet @ son Clarence Detna te Relicien Blind. ys G6. , | ' Frosting, Ham Salad, Mayonnaise metnoads ot a ke king, ® curiosity 4 7 : n 4. Feetich 2 she ; ' ; - are} 1} as ; — “9 nee. Wit , pheol x a ewsi Is Sneke. Mark ws OD e . oe éf ' | “ayy?” Cousin of Winston 2. scram. of trets at ian cheone: : * ig ' i lac -" ie ; , , — . : : : . heridan ‘is the “ isdam anda ‘tse my . a! an > +. i “ > Health : P ~ , [- ee? ry —— . | ~ 7" ie are r . ° Wiekedness r! L309. Piet: | % ; Tuts | | om o | I { Oc Pmccieotans gees. pup armies: Plan to visit our ook- “* @tMre. Moreton Frewen, ° 60. © merson'’s Pasay : ia: ere iter =. | : »f : ‘ : Afi . and Ra) doloh C1 ure hil Dictionary, . Enagre » her : . . ms ) e 2 rc z »ffee Cake. aes eae 7 Ss. On Geinge te 63. Questions and ln eorte 1. Wer rs > ' C om essing. va % New 68-pace Cook Book Eeeceusin of Winston ' ae Chureb. Bernard awers About How te Strength ‘f Chr aning” | | 7 FRIDAY lie — Di si herself been conspicue Shaw. secialism. : 2 and ‘eaching ake bet | : ther ke hocolate Fudg *1n " ape ion 27. Laat Davs of a 44. Socialiat ALonea! ~ nts lates > oo hk "4 — 7 | weet: Cake c T a ~ Se [ci &. f . 1] rh tte d . affairs hoth beteore @ Condemned M Quetations From 2 oy. Wa intel , tee a cll — nal Tuna Fish — i artar Sauce, Tarts ree tO aii WilO Atte;nad. SBdeath of her husband, Vieter Huce. Autborit mn TrTive¢ +» Tleahhb« »vead > . . oa a : : ‘ _ 4 ? -_ Cc With Jeily oO} igh ; y ¢ 4 . . . - . - ALid Sid onu a ¢ res tT. reat- °%. Toleration.\ elt! sources, Y w te Pavel arine an or F reecde Dice Bp, Lectures Start at 2:15 Sfarp ™ Sheridan, great-& G3. Meditations of Sree Wil cy | poke @ Richard Brinsley She: wright. Mercews Lureiinea eo DPDese = 4. ae } “ut the a + 3 7 - — : O° # » Weanelie Pe: German Emoi - " 500 1 : This course conducted by graduates in domestic science, i wid as is the stece 5@.femmenr Senee Manning Montalene a) entrouver«s« an 58. . ‘ Wender- ie Me. Jack Len- 66. Kate are'’s« den. risen Letters Dit : Po nap" "ee - ’ t nigram« , ; ~ _ P a . as + ati an : oh, ax tee of ta ~ lution. Lathelo ers. TT Thoreau. — ; Tt # ing. Hier gift of deser KRochefeacaald. zy. rm". Preverhs« of :. ig Pi- *. =tep F a : pan. B.Sivengih of re e : ain 322 12TH and LOCUSI Central 3530 eo = Oe -Prevrerhs« Krrene Jacl Primitive Relies 7 7 an ae * ~~ -o@ tures may be taken 70 ( hine Lendon HOM Tichener . j i, Q this the order of thetr ri. vert ef ital ' Nae lali« ie o 7- The tT land. 51. Ms The Woaerla rm -har- 4 cena in his face; 1 120.Prevrerbs of Be King. Ki»- iLhi ; je a ee — * @ eval and his nose i=# st ) line of his forehead, but Altgeld. Spain. ling. FIRST CO-OPERATIVE DAIR) . — ' a at g — > , z ‘ly up at the end, wh SEND YOUR ORDER TODAY IN MINNEAPOLIS TO OPEN . (Oa ye [when his mouth ts s¢ STs Tits .vnouncement appears in a number of publications, and, while we have ent nian Held Princinalty by Vj : _ bogks i» ‘ill all erders, we advise prompt action. A!l books guarantee d— if u dont lke Deive: a, Chena, — P SS s ae Y KRAS theps, send them back and we'll return your money. We pay postage on al! orders fo | Workmen. ‘ 3 . ZA , + he cement oem a ay books. All books clearly printed on good book paper, 6+ i 4) pages eacl [IINNEAPOLIiS . Giemment at London—H Pocket size. Bound in heavy cardboard. Remember. this is a limited offer—zood onlv for C ption | Ke ah .- | : i 1e AL | Sn Sm eS ‘ ‘e O . “eet the time. What ~ ¢ OKs in eS See Bg, ao 5 ze BS, * R Dieamsocanananaiin seoccwecened - Seman. Instead. found a : . CPATIN | ers is 16 vhich i . >. ae Se 3 ime eS ne : *3 SPIRIT POW ER IN HEALING ibe ao ao . te 5 ep and Other Blemishes TD Misha, ths eldest child MIRACLES OF NEW THOUGET | = : | | we — ee acs 2%, : st. £ = bss . bid eae eee a al ) | ; (is unruly. wild-ered mv Der © ' , pand without vanity. a - % a 4miable. smiling man. the That Impelling 20 mething | . . a = “ oe : a $e : : wo 7 : x * a" ‘ * ary *-Geléman, Goldman Bids. pa i . piercing © es looked 9 en 5 : Cg te a me jo ' ~~} Mery T. Gotdman. Geidmen Bice. St Pent, Minn. ’ 7 Sitely while I worked. SPIRIT POWER FROM THE SPIRIT WORLD ) Se py : An Amiable. MAXIM LITVINO Gives ¥ b ce | ee | horized ital was | AF us Ppa te si BARE Dh . nas ———* ___. sLitvinoft? and was sur aves You the Key +o Supernatural Forces , The number of ) ee i ee EEG | To Aa Fecchine @ ‘at she is English. MIRACLES OF THE ROSARY 1} comp : : | J: SS ik a I oO pines nce ie E> Se ed : » relienle : | s : i é ; - - 8 na teres: ~ aio ey ne , ye : “ = = , - eT oie } allo's “La ighing Bor. i” CKY TIGER, MIRACLES OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE cieataates ) SRE es POE eee PT iE cram nved fe R What is for my fat Sold at all News and Book Stands. 35 cents per I OS re ee . ‘i oa | egy hep age copy, or 3 copies for $1.00, or by mail postpaid. Send MEXICO PLANS 1 1 EST ABLISH , $i —— Eso teeter’ ot ee te : . : bee 1 i vid tay = bie 3 ; ¥ we S - » | and throws i direct to Dr. Delmer E. Croft. New Haven. Conn. } NEW NATIONAL BANKING SYSTEM fe e . = 2 2 . set t a — ~ oa ese . ful efect 2 e. _ him stand on B honre Litvwinoff «a Banks Which Have Been Suspende: Pe PRES 4, watt 6 2 ee Ss ee mes a. atin a ae - rum | Tam races down the c " ~~ - << a . x - All i Want is yeur name and add a free ** | wan vo tus _ ° af ; That's mm: I've been im the Retall D State Board of Prarmecy anu everyone in Fert Wayne } five bamired “Men t | m ma Dar ‘ ' accoruir g to (heir own a A een . deen red Dy sare ‘@ vals rs . ' offer publie. a o« ' sia’ & 28 a- ad : ; : . ’ - : Tf you Nave Berema; Neh. Selt Rheu is .. is Ss , | = . mm. Tetter— er mind ho« » at ; Sh — mas —_ na lats bie. coos }ment has ctred the worst cases f ever <a w-—five — 4 chance to prove my ctaian, an fy = . ' AL uperior oe rm w ty umed ag @liair ; Send me your panme » lb adtifr«s |, — VAP 2 below and we ' i oad : a . Aas * ( ea. : Fi ; brings about neait h- | i want to send — r REE. ba wonders accomp) tshed im 3 r own Case w ' : 7" “Ca 1 Service— ey gt ay Ay -E tomes 2 e. * ‘hren Cts | owes. Se & CT AND MAIL TODAY - : Seereooonrees Saude : - : . Luma e Albee ~ a « Blorrhed Skin, ee @& es J.C. HUTZELL, Drugzist. 3862 West Main St.. Fort Wayne. Ind. sperint tne et Ot (Window 712 Olive are driven aut a 3 eotber hie XN Name. ... a a eee’ F — TP , TCHISY ' - ween o oh. eed Please send@d witheat cost or obi: ca be e your Free Pro — ae ATCHISON | - 3 ' ers field toe this alterative n lean , , — ie ‘ine : eafe to take ip Wame...... ae « » + oe ; . ——_ purely Vegetadtia 4: a = o the atemach, bewrls. etc. Baker base prescribed for man¥ veare. with ant ome, in 42 wWwikie clage aft ler Severzi Years Are Now Re pen com % Old Sores—Uleers! the u—- ns Dy Ae % e oa ae he ees % * at ib pcan perverted G11 RIBStioR, «iver — se ee ee eee ee eee ome —4nuon CO4 Una Strent ton = 2 Pond ee | * cary soak | OST-DISPATCHE is the only St. Louts evonine ‘. eet : . . ' aper giving Associated Press news service. | ood oh ae ae and adel

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—- ee ee 10. 1981. | : APRIL 10. ‘i921 | . -—- gz. , DAILY POS |- UIOrATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PE I CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Ilhan Those in Anv Other ouls New P vt - Se AT ¢ S .vewspaper. J 4. teks usted ‘ve! twins niu —~ ——= — LA eS EN eae _— ae ~ ADVERTISEMENT. &reat humi} lati ion he o P 4 . oan . is a heavy mat pang - i with Serge Trotzky. Serge is the Russian spirit, but what it di ot . “aii acl ttf ’ gal] " > « pes pat : . : , . : ' ' ’ “ . ‘oO KLTike a . ne Tr orrnnt . | ; he Was pot ever . es re ae ij Vears o1.d and is a fin: ittle bov, force lines m apnpare ntly normal! ef as iMar a 2 ph He was buried under the Z rT eT astiT . ‘mee : “a . . ” - — fue : il |? Ww: an wae wy 1% ’ : : : reath. with broad chest and a straight young man fron the Init «J States? Although the : site Kore miin wail next to all the revoiu- | : . A 4 ; if ’ vi _“r ainted Lion iries his Ca . = e ~ be sUiii ; L} mrads AS A bac k- ‘* MARINASKY :; NASKY, 2 soldier-chauffeur | h: ar a , hauff ul ha¢ K. lie looks ike the heii to a l am tol b 7 sjat that his hook ner frie nds did ‘ s ys I | LK e ifr awa” IT; ground to his grave was a F. reve re] -—} nd a * ‘ | , though he was an officer. tie throne in the guise of a peasant ‘Ten avs That §] t} World,” Ww ‘Ais WIth ils Ih i * : - .-s . ’ . . — _ . - be . . tt on >s © v a, a ; tren . ie ? : j * «) Sy } is, Smokes with us. joins John Reed and His luneral. is the yest hod am the volution ‘7 - ' ; ¥ See This banner nailed upon the wall with the : . | : : " Ti ; \ i Ltérsa in gold. "Th " leaders uic, Wut NO : , Use the 17} the ad ~ , Savings Plan Rees / ~ AY | 3% in.” ce lendorf. ' triai treari The Developer| NO matter where you liv troubled with piles, my method Perfect | ; ; so As a savings plan our 5% Savings Certificates are nate rel oper I ) “, "@ A ae y . . ; “ ns r¢) y the coupon—Dut do this now— ‘78 ising The Natio Singer, Takes Of Tg - Trotzky, Who, She Says, $4 Ibs. by Drink- | Industrial Loan Company. They do not fluctuate in : Had Charming Manners, japanese Herts ~*~. Solgar Sinisa at waercon ee: full amount you Millions of people nowa- There is now a scientific | much s five, mchee dove ‘op days keep completely free cornender. Afamouschem- | VALUABLE BOOK FREE Free Pile Remedy “But Murder in His Face.” oT 1sscKI00s in is Face. NOT INJURIOUS TO HEALTH— >» f : ; : | FALTH : Come in tomorrow—and get a folder from corns. ist perfected it. This world- . " eas, Sane E. K. Pare. fwij ust. write ad our valuable boo 735 Page Bidg Marehali. Mi! ‘development, containing the Piease send free trial of your Method to: NO DIET—NO 4 had been engaged to go yacht- re wy used . | telling about this convenient savings he the first sign of acorn famed laboratory supplies | sale by De. Came, dbathiah be tells Sieh some friends in August,” %™¢ 8% ordinary | pian and how it will help you. | t yer Blue-jay—the liquid aia druggists every- Berne Sa ee gg Sen Clare Sheridan, the British oa Bic a ae , : ’ ; : oe The pain then W ere ¢ ss - "7 yew iat hae’ te yah stor. in the introduction to Page Booklet, | | Directors of Industrial Loan Company stops. In a little while the It is at your call. A touch rea wish boam-=aaet aen. 4s ayfai: tion Moscow.” which has jus wae, 0 — Pigg , : mir ba ‘ re (or ° whole 1 Sole loosens and will apply it. Its use seals be post azo. sea ae. aca . ' | . comes out. the fate of a corn. Dept. 5 Clarinda, lowa published by Boni & Live ght Traie rer 3 . : i . } nr Dare corns At Ca t Ae , 2 -* .* Ls te on ; eople wi! oO r Vi ~ * _ _ natcn Ti fi bs ua: me of which two he time destroy their exes. ~_ ives are females. They mature te mpossible for them to exist when P. x#Gduit #ize and ere capable of laying in . is properly used Free. patent four weeks liow any bed! bugs wou'd out in every package to get the pesky J ijce, thet if I could choose out of the . dem world a head to portra) I would a ' ey: 4 on- " . _~« Too rm , : o 2 7 a the hard-to-get-at Places and + Bigelect Lenine as the most interesting, The Scientific Corn Ender male or, cm unmolested for one yest? | save 7 ‘ilusive and unattainable. l never : ST, Lows, A, SGTUTAANUS TO oO Plt ty Pirie Ay Bhar mene pecial Hospital and Hote! size, " cio @ > wilt watt Gtus ae os ae RE nakes five gallons of FP. VD. : ht the chance would come. Erickson Artificial! Limb Co. . SIT y/ . {ii f ; is Ny r) BAUER & BLACK Chicago New York Tere ‘ , ia , hi. wal +> weil a | druggist bas it or can get P " ' , nto mah * an roy ae ! ' prepaid upon receipt Cousin of Winston Churchill. i Ne. Washington Av.. Minneapolis. Minn Makers of B & B Steri , strated by » leadin ospitals, Hote , , : , teri! . . ' : gery wl Chemie ‘n. Terre Hawt I | rile Surgical Dressings and Allied Products d Railroad Compank mat tne sate fue va has caused {imitators ‘eo? . oe ea te ' hy - — : te ~ ’ “ . 4. iIiThe J . . is neve; pecdied. al ante ¢ i sa es nee lacOoVer Sold by « & Dolph. Wolt.Yileens _ a i ».” yr to 4 her leading druggieta. Mrs. Sheridan ‘is the daughter of pur Cook- Mrs. Moreton Frewen, formerly Miss erome of New York City, whose ct week. : wo sisters married St. John Leslie and Randolph Churchill. She is the . Olx B = cousin of Winston Churchill and has Ook herself been conspicuous in English Th S f , | 3 Rooms as Low as effairs both before and after the e tore o | Wj arding Blue Where a tend. | rath of her cohen’. Capt. Wilfred H O fi ! hy $ ome Outfits | eo. | $9 Sugar Container Dollar have Sheridan, great-great-grandson of Richard Brinsley Sheridan, the play- ~e | : 3 Does Its Vivid as is the story Mrs. Sheridan | PTE: = 2s s, it is what she has to say of y- 7 "ery, Eapeesrereees Easy Terms “ists” rather than of the “ism” : zt he met in Flussia that is most strik- . Her gift of descriptive phrase extraordinary: a word from her m is as revealing as the stroke of, pencil in the hand of a Freuh. A lery of the Bolshevists she pic- may be taken from her diary in the order of their appearance. LEON KAMENEFT, brother-in- of Trotzky—There is very little jeling in his face; it is a perfect and his nose is straight with the Why shou-cn t i have the fullest share of happi: | of his forehead, but turns slight- ainda Ee sen _—* $i Month ; 8 ent en aie ntative in Norway—lI had vis-. & |mall, sharp-faced, alert “ee eenwe lt Instead. I found a big, square. | EMENT mbdie, smiling man. I met Mrs. ki ; Wineff and was surprised to fin! = - -- es she is English. She has short -— * 7 Doe er ishes hair and is unconventional. g = | - iCcen 2 7 7 , e ne : mittor ele _~ \o Con nience ry sanitaer on a SS - tatty iced fer Mendar & m@ superior to an) Buck's (ombin can vbw if » - _ Si Cash. 50c Mo Lome see tt Faey Termes i= >" } ad . >. ——=s9 beat in t) Pa cit " ‘* tii ey \ cril i? > 4 a ture: - 9 \ «? 7 » " consisting aft Mar‘ lal y ving evi.ce ™ | or Thi ‘ ° . ta . Li ' : ; st ; , oe et ae: P ite rT?’ ar ‘ a : s 4 "aS ~# ar? 7 . . | ; on + . P ‘ , , " , Op : Tw 2] « ¢ - me “7 , ‘ nehes 7 ac den! igns and colors te? Ker. an Teas tattoo erey F a cam terme to guit — fertable end ” $6.95 ding Article Sold on Easy Terms easy terms. liv enicence. Feil mace ™ «** evry Spe rows ‘nquirtes are brings wrinkles to iphat are much ex- enaraing tempera t witeh hazel add - waxolite, which Bathe the. face if A wrinkled shin ‘s Mat ress 6 an VEU , cot chil niy , slowly 7 ’ quiet-ru jal vail orning rn 7 } . . ; ' - ry , ttles it zre ) /- af Cash, $1 Mo. All Goods Plainly Marked ioe aae ae Pash = mornings. igs, self-lock stinging wringer, bak Mounds, Ill., Cairo, Ill., Mound City, IIL, 2 in Louisville, Ky. Stores in St. Louis, Mo., East St. Louis, IIl., Danville, Ill. By McCune Gill | a. yo | LE OO ~ _ — — Rg ean ee “TECRGORGGREAbeSE EER oa > ¥ ~~ om » . a ~s * , 2 . —— ee ee ey Bae stint AN NI IRN eB IS i aoe eC E ee ied ita te ee ~~ ie ‘Tied precess ot . tion, ORE te a PE ee ee a President Tithe Gearanty ; Ce. \ — . - «ms —-— x of @ 414- 416 North sre We Buy for Leds‘ as and Sell for Less 3 “ PORRARR SARE teacs } Last Page of Real Estate of This Ieauc .2

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AT CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any _Other St. Louis Newspaper. - tg > : 10 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH ‘Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE le RE ARTA AE Me nce ese Me ose, " ae Seay seen — | patra: P es bd . " * : 4,15 - o- _ 2“ , attend - Z ’ 3 re the Soviet Government—He genial manner and a kindly smuie one instantly at ease 9.P) 1ece Queen Anne $ 89 Dining-Room Suite... 7? 4 a . 1 j Wonderful! WN: = : en by the President h a look; it i i a : ~~ } fof Aaron Bur uery genuine De Luxe Beaspring bears the trade-mark on the side rail of the inde spring. ss or si-—38 1s your guarantee hook hands with hough without =: ing that he was parr to be amiable, I asked him ould mouth and snapped |! h : / Ks six w me that his und ja a As he did so ® remin 2e@ of a snarling wolf > > : our Life Vepends Upon it You cannot know the full enjoyment of liv- So be careful in selecting your bedspring. ing, unless you sleep well and vou cannot Investigate the advantages of the De Luxe sleep well on an uncomfortable bed. Any —the spring that molds itself to every curve bed is uncomfortable unless it has 2 com- of the body, gently supporting every part of fortable bedspring. the anatomy. Then youw illknowwhatcom- plete relaxation means. The proof ts m the use. Finished in rich American walnut—full nine-piece Dining-Room Set, in- cluding buffet, new oblong extension table, china closet and six leather- seat chairs—all to match. Easy Credit Terms a When he talks his a. | : - ~ ft". > ind his eves flash Baby Carriage >? 4.75 our new " ‘ t] ©oi1oTs and stvles. » * YL ~~ t+ a+ (ain €cd 7h 4 Me We also show a lar, ge line KIES and STROLLERS—in all Vrices, Easy Payments The ordinary coil, woven wire or national spring is not comfortable. It sags—it holds Two people rest on a De Luxeascomfortably the bodv in a strained position. It presses as on two separate springs, because it can’t prominent parts of the anatomytoo severely, sag. Each row of cotls acts independently. because it does not support other parts at all. as one tek Mlles , » ‘T#s the BEpsPRING, not the bed or mattress, that makes all the difference” Se ns eee ee box; glass sare REIN] ANDER “Air and roll curtain fered in vat . 7 a ; 2 " a ™ i- ’ > ss ~~ vu FLVies a i Sie : -. i ’ ces ana Easy ae | EASY TERMS N. E. Cor. Washington Av. at Eighth St. SREEREER ARERR ERE EEe De Luxe—the Bed Spring Luxurious—Sold in Saint Louis by HELLRUNG & GRIMM Ninth and Washington Sixteenth and Cass 5 (Z LLiRS , mil? He is the cy! Ne Cutting. Ne Pain. Ne Chiereform. Ne HMespital. Ne Danzer. Ne Lose of ; Couse#itetion and Fxamivation Free—Tell \ocar F : _ ae} ; ; sf " . t : fy / - is i i \\ j : ye 7 i , « : ihe ’ ryé he ] } z.. hs. WE Te | ae ae lag BD. —- ‘ and e 7 poe of surgery a nA | : 4 af *¥ . - ~ . ’ +, - = . . . : . - . » St in iti- cf iz ; : : «'- : so hesp’ \a. a: \ ” | 4? ' ‘ a Wi . ; » Pan > ; - “t, rs : bas Pies See 2 dint yn knit . of > 7 cured : 3 ' . 4 nm ] - All these n raiks of life. “Tiga> t of mr pe- ftes withert ever cuttin . a . : : . j " : aryl vino , . iz? ‘ : : : ® » ; “ " - trut ent er & enfin! . : . ' ~ ' . - -.S - , m ‘’ A ia VTi Tih? .* ‘ ’ ai \ A i ; | ad t reLitan re eh nage eye J the faet them te ft f have no need o* aa om roots mr treatment ix se mid en ° ° J ; -sq , .b r > »7 . . v. _— - j 3 ~ = ; = - = : ’ *. i | oo al ™ . , - . . . : a/i - : ; nad ’ » 7 - ‘ > | , . : . Ss ‘ . ii ge mi ie , s — . -- .. ** ; 4 oa . . ta — Ta a The ne 4 2. eae. 3 4 i. “ ae \A t+7e mo » Thee =— - 4 . ' en : a" =. \ . "} COt of he a ts —_ > a1 . tua — : . . : : — : ; , ‘ 4 . ' x ~ 4 om ae ; a , + »> . i 4 i. _ : “ : +’ — beg ae _ Wi ar : % : ‘ . oa . a? 2 tet er Li ik mt 3 ut Leriri . "2 at oo es in ‘ ; Protruding =a" ” : re = Segre ahs ww o iz. —o iD ma. to def: 4 L,esther wall nd hb eonsuited four ph . f might have been a nightwatchman H ae t print a misieading statement er attempt and a! talkei operation. which » Gam » 7 tf : . . 7" . > ’ ’ ~ - . ouse atin Ss ™ eee cf ' i." ~ TY = ti. : ' : ' , Dist eer, : I ; _ ra and: otaer saterer > f ; ? : —_ ’ e& /. ‘ rie ’ 7 ee! + ] ; a : ’ be . ct o : e* : ™ —,. ad . 7 | | Lae ed ¢t ; neal at ne was eperated and & ys? : ‘4 rae ti? is to od ry ; eer : : -. ‘4 . se = a . 7 ar : “wn ‘Ta. rY 4 rT) : > t ‘* q : " . : : - CERTAIN-THEED GUARANT D aii opagge a .F.¥Ty Outside White! per gai... 83.40 ite. ' ——— Stat ra! . S84: Pear! Gray. per *: S240 SOR aes a oa oa igs se » F emil 2 Yeu for , ‘ 2 . , : : o ‘ i aa : ’ : . ? ; ry ' ; : = 7 j 7 . ae yt r ai ray. ie — " P . ; >_> — tr» - ~ * .* hata ; . en : Lz Lo : ' 1? . . . ; _— . ae Bed = 5 . ‘ : "a.m? ‘? i” 7 7T =e a : . ' “cru 3 De ‘ “T. . a] ~ j . a - : ; “— : . =" a ; . - . =, “a= 2 ws i > ent. . > y ‘ut - ay ; : — ; — | ry? - } 7 cn Work and i}? whe . fon arn. ‘ - rs ' : , i} 7 ' eTti 3 in : . 4 AST : au a : = ¢ : ate s2 tary or vessencer. bu run ra or: 81.756 ed. per es SF Se ep nw and -E ened dias t am T we) Tpeewts ad ety Piles and « he lives in a bet iv than any Shingles, per sd ete, | Fr eT ee ee ce or _ ge else, smokes the bes’ : UL . ka Pil or Crtes ~~ - his office in a limeou Shingles, per sq. . Roy. ee ike the most prosperous centleman ‘LEX & — n Europe in his astroche < — Wall mage ted per 1°00 << «fears = ee ~~. Europ in : i= 2 ' ha , "* . | bof h@baa F = « : Sj] Uar fe e - “~~ ~~ : hat. He must do some very. geod - per To work for the Government or he Mall Orders Shipped When Accompanied by Check or Memey Order. would not be tolerated. I believe Len- —o ee Send re Our “‘pecial Dealcre Price List. ; : . ¢ pecita a ti . ine once asked what was the use of — SS ee ee. See Seianebibingetnet. ine nvenp one ATLANTIC LUMBER CO. Was most important. Wa ot tine } p as he not the The POST-DISPATCH i« the only St. Louts erentag or ty wr an anriorg them * bo cy? Te] . eur eveninu=: civethes? Detmar 265 P SPRING aed C1SS AVS. ST. LOUIS Lindel! 963 newspaper giving Associated Press news servies, . —

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SUNDAY APRIL 16. 1521. ot | DALY POST- DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in . ther St. Louis Newspaper. ST.LOUIS POST-QiSPATCH —_——— ee ae WOMAN CHOSEN FOR ureses IR FiSse to a Sibley, at Jefferson hotel Sdwards Whitaker is vice cha ie M Sib] > a aeeoar % hairman of tl nr. awe *chairman of the ¢ ‘OD > AT Trhiites 7 " py iy ,* been studying the cestumes: of € convention ot _ ‘ . 7 = 1 . as ‘ } , : -- Missouri Ba? re’ eer “ Mr: James H. Allen suffere« r vears with riecomatisn Mat imes this Here $a Real Bargain ina Sibley's period and will imitare : Ah se aekers. ABsOciation in St.) *.. vee left him helt and unable to wo May 17 and 18. The conven- | terrible disease left bim piess and unavie to Wol dressing of the hair whi adene Ai : iS. ny aa . agree : ay oe eames cy —€ ose in orwai ee ; | tion will .be eld at the Shubert- ic fi nal! decided, after years Ol cease less UUs, na © ti ° « ae n. ¥ | Jefferso: Theater and the } * free from rheumatism until the accumulated impuritiés, commoniv ¢alie eau ] u - 1ece e room ulte a : sd 7 ; A440 ' . rita sl ac . = : ‘ ’ , pioneer — e at Ate uric acid de posits, were «aisseiveu if the joints and mu 5 ali Apes Mrs. Connelly left Kansas City for! ters of the ds legates wil! S -viee a ; " Tar, iIror e Od 4 York, Saturday, April.%. Sh Jefferson. } od: ; | ~ > ; . }, » : a . , ie rogrni. a or | «aa ; = finally compounded a prescription that quickly and completely banished ’ EASY TERMS | . Fy € .f &. * | A in this historica! series of General Arrangements an peaghters of the Da ceaten in Rev- | ae ge tee ae enaengil exp o ag ot eager “ ~# be beting. Fee Grucy ~ od gob op ~ the | Called marvelous success. After r years 0 or U reing w ( = wae. 90 afferers | . 2s College. Entertainment Committe« ll bel everywhere know about his dis 5 John we a ics Ce - * | This is undoubtedly the very Sibley was a daughter of vith vaudeville | 7s Store, S—Enderle Drug Vo.) «onnson © a: Vnete Ae | | best Bedroom Suite bargain we $25 E. Broadway, sth an Miss url J le ; | have been in position to offer every sign and symptom of rheumatism from his syste! He freelv vave his discovery to others, who toox Drug Co., Weipert Dre Co., Wolff-Wilson Co.; last — ar pelle Le gd OP Sr edt Doe oadaglee 2 mga Tiga F. Merker, 3 stores, 396° Miscour) Av., | : PW, : Fw i Seestdent : , ” cuts ol ‘ _ a, gmt: “ ahd a8 have been ap] ointed agents for Allenrhu in this cgi — = “2 pe Sagi . ae : | . a many a day. At is exactly as DE Mer he woa| Wednesday afternoon. May } ing that they will freely return the — Bone) : oo ome t an eeae | a A bab ' ’ illustrated, but to fully dppre- JL who state ther received no bene! | ciate this Suite you must see it for yourself. Each piece is large size and the workmanship is of the highest order. Cames in beautiful hand-rubbed, genu- ine walnut or mahogany, and is nicely decorated. A Suite of this high character ordinarily sells for $250. As a result of a very fortunate purchase we now offer it at the remarkably low price of only $148.so, and on terms of payment to suit your convenience. ' ~~... % Se” -skcteece. Merce s a a A A A SRR — ws, ~ Sees seseeee ee Me MBER i Ns One-Piece Porcelain Lined Locman Refrigerators Absolutely Sanitary ~ ] 7 . ° Peeeans ¢ BA PDAS. rem . oe Betore buying any Refrigerator, be sure to see the Leonard. They are undoubtedly, i¢ very best made—scientifically con- cted—and the one-piece porcelain lin-. rounded corners makes them ab- sanitary and easy to keep clean. n and see our full line. A size for need, at alow price. Terms to suit. i ew - ee wes ~ ee - woe Sew a a » . . Top-Icer § Sidelcer | Go-Carts f : We are showing a ful! line of Go Rel rigerator Refrigerator Carts. Sulkies and Strollers in a)! ‘ze wes Absolutely san- styles and sizes, at attractive prices. itary, large size. Specially featured is a beautiful Go A real bargain at Cart in genuine reed (similar to i! lustration) with heavy rubber tires $ 715 and nicely upholstered. Priced at only . a a ~ AN A Ry Ty gt me. a n at ee =CLe anablile oF Refrigerator rt ; Brass Bed, Spring and Mattress Buck’s Cabinet Gas Range Buck's Gas Ranges have long been recognized as the best on the market They are scientifically constructed and will reduce your gas bill one third. They come in plain black ase- well as blue and white er name Cab- ring and Mattress. here's (| amet styles sell upward m— ull-size Brass Bed with 2- r @ a 50-lb. guaranteed at only $48 50. —. BEDROOM DINING ROOM KITCHEN (Formerly Known as Blue Ribbon Malt Extract) ig a ages, SFT | —sncteace ectemmee, | ened 4 Ce. ie ¥ a*e” cabinet with te naire and ? yards Sale and Use Lawful Wee a When the good wife buys a can of White Banner Malt Extract, she’s man 7 Too a sure to win her husband's gratitude. He knows thats the brand” Art : Bo +s | ; 46. SS: 7 Md || oe é; : r ou t h se from that gives him the results he wants. Gf) 1% | ti} 75 Be L if Migs sa Sepa a poate Hor my pat a : ~ > *» "he Aaa : : . Ail are well constructed. Someafe When Prohibition closed the plant of a well-known Illinois Brewing ver is a ask r. “4. 2 = . upholstered im various cols Company, the capital invested faced loss ana the workers unem- ‘ —— = a Fe dy Sas Mahe == x F Cretan er meet See oe ee ! : corte EE Mone * Nes Ot i, fs ea . 12 has spring seat and mice .y . ployment.. To avoid these evils, a new company was formed to —.< ss eet by PREMIER SUPPLY CcO., St. Louis, Mo. Sent Door From Corner--The White Front Store R MALT PRODUCTS CO.. Decatur, Ill.

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St NT APT:It, 1. ry CIRCULATION Then Those in Any Other ‘St L ours New spaper. 3 ne ae _ APRIL, ro. 1 2 . pror a 100 PER CENT MORE ee —_—_——-— ee acon myer “AMUSEMENTS | TEXAS TOWNS NAMED - MV EL CH 6 COs as a ; 1109 OLIVE ST. = : ae : - rr aa FOR ITS HSTORANS yf 0 cacunc sg a pan OO EEE Yolume by Z. T. Fulmore for State Historical Society Re- veals Origin of Names. 3!-UISPATCH, SUNDA) POST DISPATCH \;vertisers Receive By the Associated Preas. FORT WORTH, Tex.—tThe Span- ish period and Anglo-American col- enigation of Texas left their traces in the names of counties in th» State, according to “The History and . . ; os . (jeography of Texas as Told in Coun- > A ~~ oe al —_- ——— ee tt OU he y Names,” a volume by Z. T. Ful- more, a fellow of the State Histor- é ical Association re in St. Louis. We operate on the samen of that our values are absolutely beyond approach by any sto a VOLUME OF SALES AND SMALL PROFITS’ and mark our prices lower! ! We don’t want you to take our word for it when we eo say that you can’t beat our values—shop around——compare—convince yourself! WE KNOW you'll pronounce our values | et CATCHER! | Backing forcibly our claims of superior value- giving are the following amazing furniture bargains: Nov. 11. 1643. He came down tne : Mississippi River from Canada dur- | ? = : THE ; ing the period 1678-1685 and in sail- me. ¢ ung for the mouth of the river he | eS : re Ba : Oo — — z " : eame too far west and landed on the -oaust at Matagorda Bay in 1685. He — = = f . st ex- uy » ie ' e and longitude or Le Leon : first x fry and equal this wonderfu — nels ‘ , > bay =— onl . ¢ , m ; HN ; . ‘ n«i=eas lie irises »edition into Texas. when the name adinas: Gathe te the. pepelar Qu nee ad *,s* = . ' . 7 hed sire=«-e rf " “a ve To a rive! accorain Oo design. suite onsiste oo ' —— . ° ferette in rich mahogany or sie Mr Fulmore ve alnit These “uites are remarks jie 4 - . " ei, low rite of 2 itt ~w A) iv woe ereated a vy | eur extrem : Nolan Coun quantity is limited. we advise car named by the Legislature in 1876 for Philip Nolan, the fust Amertean vit —" | . . : the sarvla’s superior WM dh nt Mt | , +e oe «enna agy eetenecnit Gees ee ae | ‘im in Vexwas of Spani«h treachery — ; ie: : ae, — . ms fes mt me pa ’ Hi pi its a ; +t ae wntne s~ ote ee 2 —— os ;, . [s}IQRCCT stom 2 8 2 Nolan was murdered bv the .Span- _ _ Jed _ = —s Hy “ing | - “ a thane ; i A. ee | . ite im 1801, while on a'trip from - | en ' ei F DESIGN. a MH fortress ‘garrisoned by soldiers m the Rie Grande, opposite the Mex- aia: i tn wetent lean settlement of Presidio $ii0 Davenette Suite, ae only 39% : rf | $375 OVERSTUFFED SUI SALE PRICE $225 Refugio was named for the, mis- Ferceful evidence of UNDUPLICATED ¥ al ' PRICE 2270 - ad ane GIVING ie this & derful Davenette “uite sion, “Our Lady of Refuge,” in honor 3110.80 a ee A nese . . $27.50 MATT RESSES. of the Virgin Mary. above——constructed of genuine oak » : er mahegans finish. Upholstered « r d San Augustine County was named comfortable springs. black er brown “pani! TERWS = —- 4 —- , ——— wr _ " : g1 WEEK! , ) : , sA™M H. HARRIS iM : ~ for a ypresidio, “San Augustine de leather Davenette opens into a full-size oT / ; + “2 > Pt it - = WILLIA ey \humatta,.” which was established ; . — AT gi GF LSPS. 4 . ' , . } i Fe a UT Weeh- haiiiiiine Gg en the Trinity River in 1791. s ? . , , re wa i A LO Hign-crade. la\e ; ’ +s : ve kt “unday APR. 1] > ~ . — ; “Ry . ee am : ¥ ." / Pie. a . . . ' = samen —— oer : ; night, é San Jacinto County was named in fs a, -— & —_ aie. F > dy F tet ma . inte Bie | : : en —* = | , CRITERI . > e : Holy Saturday) d p a e =_— BEDS, at. . | © called because it was discovered al a to oy iat . ‘ :ngilears Neer ime edroe Suite as pie — | | th p Arson BEGINNING tour mu--it e cent. a ae » = ° a pada i FY | . REGULAR $35 24. 45 . = = $42.50 SIDE-ICER & | gaige Governor of Coahuila in ' > A 1 = Me | ee % = Awe a 5. Vw |; TSeeemith the additional power of MUSICAL ua af comnmiavidante of arms in 1786 ——F 1 f +h irticles rn is it | | ~ . . : ee ’ -_ . ae : ' ‘ 2ar par | : 4 fa es 4 \ ictorta Was Na med for (;Uua dalupe : my . , } al “a8 7) i “ 7 ® | % i > ‘ij ‘ : . : . ; ; . . ' ; fer . VY i tus v : ; - Tr t >» ‘ i ; 5 —_ = n - Wiarhh ve ~ mente is ; Pn rere Ra ‘ ea ~ t be _— A SUE ben ae Destroy. cronted ) Kitchen $4 15 3 $24.00 9x12 Grass Kugs. in | CA RINETS ¢ $150 All-Blue Porcelain » Baron in 1827. The county cot its Intest designs; can be used i. . a. :- —s \ | a i MAT name from the municipality on either side; ;: 2) SEE ae a . I ‘Ss ‘= . R cemed - | ies Guanty wee nasacé tress | | = JO | Tale, Mitchen Cabinet, sakes if om 2 » ig COMBINATION RANGE Meeps, Gg AN UNPARALLELED TRIUMPH EXTENDING DAILY . | Gen. Thomas Jefferson Chambers, ; a and wide nt ¥ a's > i «Ss : ) FROM NEW YORK TO LONDON— = 8:20 born in Orange County. Va.. April at fo $21 .00 devie has farge tilting , 7 . > : re het apd . rs mn " ‘ Vides : . i$ ; AUSTRALIA AND THE ORIENT > [ — Re bin with sifter at 13. 1802,- and interested in Texas beavy§ Axminster [oon ment foam white after coming here as a young man. lion ane fo 39.75 ename!l-covered om part , - x - I ‘ : M ee ong comers rt ae an ot : ment: full set glass «pice . — OA “3 1 1s pica > .. a a . 2 De Witt County received its name on sale at S a s jars, larce class — fee and : go u : ) : comitek ed - The GR FA ES GIR In HE WOR | cares 7 Sk Ce ESI L INT 3 cara i" ra.) nd (; er de wi iw $1 33. oo x) “quality linen - ten et | 1} ft rs. Ie rge uc r vf poll od ane late ablished -, J Velvet Rugs. ——) > ith =aneure r on ing result ae both gas and coal— Be ; CKY, 4 r es tn + Hh. and allever de- buse: nickeloid sliding top ¥. me IS8-ineh oven. four giant gas burners ee a ——— A ia = ae 4 a colony in Texas. Hayden Ed- signs; on sale $76 00 metal bread and -cake hex i four larre ceal hele. Well giadly IRENE” is classed with the three or four big musical bits of | SPrRI Le « -hew yeu tiix wonderful Rafe. + the last twenty years. It is nothing im the world but that wards, a Virginian and impressario as.... , cutiery and linen drawers who helped colonize Texas, was hon- Wl: L "AV r ~ T Me - E T , , wonderful, bewildering thing, CHARM, a quality that it ts» Di phteine of Eéwards as hard to put your finger on as a perfume. Bat audicuces . always quickly reeognize and love to be mastered by sheer “harm, when it sweeps over the footfights and takes their County. Gonzales was named for the town bis ae AMUSEMENTS. ; _ AMUSEMENTS. 3 | AMUSEMENTS MUSEMENTS AMUSEMENT Ts hearts by storm. The book by James Montgomery its 2 ef Gonzales, after Rafael Gonzales, pare me of the Biggest Bills of Season. Starts Monday 2 9-15 haman document of wit and naturziness that could stand br itself, but to itt fittingly is a tuneful, rellicking score by jevernor of Coahuila and Texas in “ —— . _ — 1825. F 6 a od; = Tonite Harry Tierney and seme particularty attractive tyrics by Leon County Was named for Mar- . loseph MeCarthy. The song-hits tncitude “Alice. Blue Gown,” tin de Leon, a native of Tamaulipas, q at “Castle of Dreams,” “Irene” and “The Last Party of Every >. - Party.” all with ravishing dance accompaniments. Mex., who established a ranch and WEEK APRIL lith ) JSewtOw later & colony in Texas, which latter : Fwo pron ape i Ad TRU: THEATRES ' 5:10 forme@ the county. Paisley Noon & Company ¥ #185 » ADMISSION 366% Two Suow' Neary - deenbimpresiond (ORPHEUM CiIRcimT) NOTHING IN THE PAST McMullen County was named for ' | ELI SHEI! EI Ua come tress tne in a Petite Review f] SAM CEASELESS onL-tE wow gp | SutemE eT VEN — ee eee ee ee eee ee oy oentetagaty wapmnes o eoteny, of Mr. and Mrs. Mel-Burne i Bine IN DAY - TUES DAY - WEDNESDAY ~Y r F 3 Q y S A : T "7 v Promptly at 7:15 Monday and Twice Each Dany Follewing Q MecMutTiin's journey also resulted in 8 Vesnt-Pocket Comedy Farce Hii < : hts | vd THE . MAGNITUDE peeps tson eaunge Comms, | On the Sieeping Borel | || WILL FOX and | ME nenary seeped i IGH THER | oF ITS SUCCEss! yen m County got it o Bot & Wage FLOR ENCE KELLY | a he TERS sbertson, tmpre- “Bhyme With Reason’ im | BEVAN and FLINT ENTS j Seeteiee att |Geewamk Gems |||| Good Bye” ||| “Yn cst NEWTON ALEXANDER aiilieeeeee juh Robertson, who founded the city | ef Nashville. Tenn. Sterling Rob- The Renowned Lady Juggler : / ae . ‘The Ll ittie Marve! I’ resent * time Va - | VMusie al Cc omedy, “LITTLE MISS ¥ Awe vith The Youngest Lady Juggier in the W orid WiLIIAM TAYLOR, the BANCING MacDONALDS and 10 Vamps ieee ertsen was active nm a campaigns Novelle Bros. | BILL CLARKS Presants | Three Melvin Brothers , os sees we —— The Musical Clowns i WATTERS WANTED: _ ie “World's Most Sensational Gymnasts” \merica’s Celebrated Singing Comedienne ¥ — gnowemanarre i bod |" | | Bert Baker & Company ANNA CHANDLER | coses"!socm GAYETY ‘ f gf Ere — ‘The Laugh Barrage Hi THE GABBERTS | dae ~ oe ceggly hk inograms repics le | ~ a \e ‘\S T’ | t WATIVEER DAILY 2 — } Americas | mgerous Aih/letes” Hh Seats Reserved Saturday or Sanday De Haven & Nice, in “The Follies of 1776” M4 Evenings T and ® Pr. “. Last Time Today—Bert Fitzgi bben and i rr ay ny - ne LLOYD {/ WHITEHOUSE | *seoul-Mate™ JOE LORD & JACK DAVIS — ‘Wigh Lights of Musica/ Comedy mamas : ae ae ce fF TOWLE. FULLER LaVIER & BELLE hen #8 rd ~ 4 REVELATION OF DANCE AND MUSIC BROWNS vs. CARDINALS ||| (279 400i: ej toely 4 KINGS SS MARMEIN»: DAVE Tichete on Malo ot Bungtor & tats Cigar . 4 Shows = SISTERS SCHOOLER , —_——_— cil. CEN PERCY S SVRSSOUS COUETY Our sensible Prices—Mats. (Except Sat.-Sun.), L5c-25e-35e-500 | JEAN BEDINI’S seven (Clock Performances Evening During Week—2S5e-35c-50c- 7 5e-§1.00-81.25 OPEN 6 A. w. a “ “Nine O’Clock” | WORLDS NEWS in PICTURES: TOPICS’ Sow citoce SYMPHONY. N ‘6 \,The Jomboy , Mahoney nents oa tea Sr ee ee Shs et WINKLE TOES” Delbridge “Clay & & j A | D R HD | RESTAURANT, 708-710 PINE 75 1. fj & Cremmer |] Robinson UP-TO-DATE BURLESQUE CITY ART MUSEUM ONE WEEK, COMMENCING SUN. MAT. APRIL 16 mane iain antonio moreno in 1 | THE WHIRL OF MIRTH PERSIAN ART i ie Deintnaunatn oft tieainn tin Queen Three Sevens ONE WEEK. COMMENCING SUN. MAT. APRIL 10. We tre Famous for Owr Steaks Ledmission Free , \TRA—FRIDAY NIGH NEAT Wj) 7 ah—J iCK REID AND MIs RECORD BREAK EKS

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SUNDAY, . APRIL 10, 1921, DAILY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. SE POHe PACT MEPL H —— ee — ee chimes tangle Mag, San deta, ae » a Ws. Be 2 4 PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PpHOTOPLAY THEATEza —— : | al — PHOTOPLAY ‘THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY I 7 : Ns THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS Workhouse Warden to Speak. VN ardey Vik : itt ’ thve Work ti i} s ‘ ; ' Bis ae , ‘ ze cones, will add: national B stele ie ori ; ’ : + ZN ieieeitiedtineaceeael . ’ ; : »? i , 1 i Peas ’ -_ Le FULL src LD -B sTOP 90K. . - - —— | ; pee ‘ siieé ie iai ice . ‘ | ; ; i) — es hy a. GRAN) J , ) ) WEST Fe D ne 7 fiie*ecuai a ler Your Home or Building sine sJesreL.Lasky presents’ rr" ar NE roy LYRIE « Masts: CALKING |" eo THE SUPREME ACHIEVEMENT IN PUL COMBINING SERVICE WITH REFINEMER jampness from coming thra WA LL A C E MOTION PICTURE PRESENTATION 1) ts om seam. Missour!l Symphony Orcheetra, To ea ve Pri HY ttt fit # tietaietiel Antonio Sarli, Conducting, . eg : As FF vi ai With ‘ A , aw si - “iia EDRILLE MUTCHLER . we es , aie fi! Soleixt With I’rvor’s Baud in af 75 ee te >= Accordion Seles. ; ee aN Hi — , € 4 ¥ 2 . 29 —_— ~ é Foes _o, . > , ‘ ‘ : 4 * von» IN PRESENTING LEADING vv‘ : ti rt Auda ww afternoon by head of the Write or Phone for Demonstration Yoman'’s Educations! and Industrial C.A. KUEN, 1312 Pi St. nian } sors on Mi .. and a na ine tional awutnortit mm Vor tional guid . . : > ecturet ,’ \ Grantiand Rice _ Pictorial + Ka DD . | ” = Missouri News. ‘Simi — ‘ . " (eu . # levmie , ene if ory? \I iW — : She SPRUCE UP - ~ PHONE UnNDEL 2064 MiALASALIDLIAI LILI PrP rrr aris iy eit its DFO” ABP sneer cree gerne , OS 140 1 0 20 the West and skirts the edge of a hundred thrills. rive A group if Songs; in : . rector. il, pia’ lA numbers, ane is atch and . HION) . ensem Die bes Mresident and Mrs. Jonn tw tioem er will entertain for Mise Jackson “eaaae with a dinner and dance at the col ige Wednesday evening . . . 7 = = ~~ ae yr es ™~ . 4 “> oe ® —. : . ee : . ‘ > ; sail 7 oe : xh ss . 4 « . a - ——) .- eeeae.s+ o Sh x . . ys ; ’ . * - : - nd s . . -- - = ” 74 ae. ar , cg Se , ter 6 a ae ws Me _ PI ROT, > aa oie - 4 + Posy . . ’ >) ; Ser ss | ee tT] bo sie * ee : Re : af a Me ‘- agg ; a . . -A °% Ne ; ye RR I os — a : Pn ae f vi m> a _ —_ - “ ‘ - » . . - . yy, ae “4 ie . © up ehn e an “ — , . + a z . . — . a - P ‘ , Sos ‘ " > Pe a . >" = os . ; : . oo me a +> a wy , . oe yA v oe : a , . RT Se » —— = A ¢ | SS © 6 fe VAL DEVILLE “WORLDS APART” | “WORLDS APART” | “BLACK BEAUTY” ADVERTISEMENT \Yo\S Ge (ene = 22 Ya ” —-- | mar, EVERY account of the delicate subject and a Arm Pits y a ss FOXLIBERTY = TU) RRWOMEN ®:. eee: Laddy Can Go ee he a, el ial Ps ——— ~ o~- DELMAR NEAR CRAND 4-00 NOW AND ALL WEEK. SIXTH, NEAR ST. CHARLES — Sep IS 5 ee 00 to , ae GALA teeta 10 A.M.--Continuous Daily--11 P.M. € . H ¥ = | > : 2 ae ~ Everywhere Now! | SPRING OF GooD FESTEWAL THINGS | , TL, be remove a The Lloyd Sulky is so light, convenient, easy JACK LONDON S What ee. Ye fgg a oe oe to handle. You and Baby can have many a gay ey eam SR TIED I OY tin IO OF RO eg oo oe pull . ‘ oe * = ee ~ ° at ~ ee a ee _ GREAT NOVEL 3 “THE LITTLE LADY little outing together—along the beach and IN THE BIG HOUSE” iiaitetataaieeiee : . : eutiieh:: Teted te ole dan Se through the narrow~paths of the cool woods. The cae tuo wate ne It’s a smart little sulky too, trim in design and ye eee ll | 2 for a fow momenta snd then an finish, perfectly woven by the marvelous method OELIGHTFULLY ecomes ) away and are wiped of ne 4 skit and loom invented by Marshall B. Lloyd which PRESENTED : anndth. Tale to tea: antes 4 produce Baby Carriages and Wicker Furniture : 3 ae deeetnaaie he gee thirty times faster and finer’than the old hand woven products. These inventions cut labor | eatin Ginssid,. ick: tiieibann costs, enabling Mr. Lloyd to weave the finest | Gant, Sheetd: He Saiiy ae wickers, use the best materials, employ the most ue, % nope thea skilled workmen, add the latest refinements and still sell his wicker products at remarkable prices. ann 4 ~ er utar~ tty -, ee car pra —_ a DROMIK COMEDY ey, wt ; te Loneracse iN SIM ALTS wets Question: HAIR _ Dandruff : =* . ; , S ‘fe aie 3 ~ x ens S A WP Lloyd Mis. Co. Pg Menominee, Michigan I CLYDE COOK s42SINGER MIDGETS eciahueeretr gt Sets | "meee uae Geos evn sone} are ee ca becsils rie. ar pm peaee ‘ ‘ rie Aid baate oe, arm. and limbs a ; oe hee PE tl P dj Please send me our book. wl fa ; electric needles used. head that fall upon jour lothing x. . - 2 AMERICAN REAUTEES im STUNNING GCOWNS A LESSON FOR ALL! Rrra. 1ii¢ HiD and Sprcril verur pleasure are dat- Te “ - 4 hw oer en toe e World bie nanan - ‘ bs which tells the interes story : Beware of imitations—e#we hare enly ome drull a scalp disorder ia 4 — ~~ _— f 4 of the Lioyd noensiangned us jin . A Ae i Ne an he hat A OAT, AN Sepa meng . = —| —— a ee es ’ 7 ote — bat ne ' “ Ve ae Lp ie i eae ~ hie tin SEE Rp Lie tei 4 IR Cae nee : se ; eae > a eee - — sahey ng — PPR iene ee ~ ee eet pete yt bs eee ye gee e PA w hs Pee ere shop in each city listed below it completely under money -baci ” CARARY Sing? 5 | : o Betieng: — ergmeine hee Baby + : He 3 Se! (0; | }) CHEROKE: amagyse guarantee tse hotaiho naz os : | 7; $f iow Luci lle-F rancis Method ingly quick, lasting benefit report- al 4 , r *— riages and Furniture. z Me AR R ‘ole! - A B22? Prieeo Bids ed by lecions of men, woten., « hil- "eee. “ 'S, ; 4 —_ v rw? os Tret Trietre irs Pa fs iff oo . : | + DELMAR . 4025 OLiye— ST. TS any egee A _—~ | _ off! ay a igh * aor dren Save yvour hairs Cet = S iA 7: ‘i = R's A | my | : a vonneceittitiemmaiiesih dianarp , ——— ' « possible in many cases a Ay gel CREAT FEATURES, FOR WELSH —BLAIRE ADAMS— in “LYING LIPS’’ reacts Ao pein Fe a orc 3 Franklin Av. St. Louis Mo. ~ 7 ry . . ‘ or re + =e? ; “4 ~- 408, DOWLING in Great Drama of Life and Leve . a ae ctr ' be KOTALKY SRTONEMENT DAVISON oe “THE SPENDERS” Ciyde Cook in “All Wrong” (Comedy) During 1920, the POST-DISPATCH proved Hemenm her, Wate tind ted with those lit- -& City eo 26° i on vw ca? ie | amen busy drug store aul we : : “ ooo -or ene ef. and Thure.—“rivie Breramer printed 29.365 MUSICAL Wants at any | os 5 In “NOT GUILTY” 14.077 more than the THUHEE other your mirror: Show others tlia tie veelisihiaaie briugers—Poet-Dis- ‘THE SMART SEX” :OMBLN advertisement. patch WAN TADS1 St. Louis newspapers COMBINED, ma | NOVAK in “TH *. wat :

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* SO ig ee a ee MC ME CITY CIRC LLATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. APRIL 10. 1931. ea 1 LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _- JSUNDAYT POST- DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CE CENIT M NWA WL RECALLS 350 cones] FAMOUS-BARR CO, |,, Btane Goftee | LItE (It TESTATRIX @ Handsome pink brocade é ante “y ts * EE r by experts: whole or ground: for ’ 4 «. peo — ee ee eit: We Give Eayle ‘Stamps and Redeem Full Books f or $2 in Cash | Largest Distributors of Merchandise eis ait. aan ? . ree. a top: boned over the hips; specia Former New York Society Leader | Basement Econom Store j = ope ent Last Years of Lite a ; 4 s in Convent. , cs. rgu es 3 {+ Monday—a Wonderful Basement Economy Store Sale of Women’s and Misses’ oF 0 f sé Pi : — Brectal to the Poet.Diepatich _ 3 : | NORWICH, Conn In the Probat ‘ — : ai , | Court here before Judge Neilson ) 7 ~~" — =-.; ® © | A Hi Ayling and his assistant, Miss Helen ; » J ah : | a 0 M. Drescher, there was a heari 4 ' “a : a t last week on the wiil, recently dis- A \\. fi , 3 : : ; —-. & covered, of Mrs Gertrude tiaile 1» : / ¥ ~ Ga ; : 4 . York on Dec. 23, afte: Values Marie Reparatrice. in Twenty-ninth . , > rae ar ; , | : \ : 2 : ‘est 1 3 : street, which of late years had been is | f a, A AN Me } eg’ Soe All sizes b Pr home q ' r ~_ : - ” “> i . >" -_— ; 1% ; . ebiee. wae the widow ¢ ' i | | f Ne Cane 16 to 44 Extraordinary! William Cam Anman, a descend- = fs = 4 a - ; ant of Gov. Jonathan Trumbull ' ; | i ew | 1 R ‘Brother Jonathan.” as Gen. Wash- agile , bey s ington called him during the Revo- . a aa SUETTIES the daughter of Dr. A A Special Basement Ecohomy Store Purchase and Sale of 800 | mn ., At | E : BR. Haile of Norwich, her mother . ®. “ | having been Mary May. a member of 9 e ° a Ny tes tT ~N ' the famous Southe n May famils A ; She inheritéd the substantia! fortune QO j } : C { } S ] a ] S s Y | | ; from Norwich to of her parents and also that of her aunt. Miss Gertrude Mar. Unti! sev- eral years after her husband's death she resided in a beautiful home fac- $4.50 to $6.50 Qualities Offered Beginning Monday at A dhe Rte rcathtce tiene; y Bate M i eg lige BE «Bio, Spin ee ee. ae > —Also White to 46 and Black she also lost through having found- ed the Haile Club for working gir's. fitting up a four-story block in the business center of Norwich. with class and recreation rooms and every comfort and luxury In time Mrs. lanman came to the point where it was necessary for her to sell her fine home end its contents—handsome furniture, ormaments and curios collected here and abrodd. While residing so much in New York, her attention was called to the self-sacrificing lives of the Blue Nuns of the Reparatrice Order, and. having become interested in Catho!- icity during her years of travel abroad, she began to study and seek instruction, and after due time was baptized into the Roman Cathotic Chuch in Manhattan. It was her de- sire to join the cloistered order of nuns, but physicians assured her that she had a heart affection which was liable to cause her death sud- denly at any time, and after severa! weeks trial of the arduous regimen of the hard-working sisters, she was compelled to abandon her wish for a life service in the convent How- ever, she took up settlement work, teaching, translating. etc., for the convent, and being an accomplished needliewoman, mended the priceless of good quality , menms-wear @ For Spring and Summer wear attractive loo} uses like these are alwa > with particeln — ) : Ase ment crenom * tere . : (*\-\ and blouse ef- fects, also plain collariess. styles. Many Women’s 69c & 79c Union Suits, 44c L heN\\\f eine are effectively miawt tine “Matrimonial Profiee I~ \ow trimmed with dium weight ribbed cotton in the lace-trimmed s . EP =a braid, bead rular and extra siz , : i al and embroid- | ery. Some are copies of much higher - priced $1.25 Underwear, 75¢ ‘SS , Aaah ‘ ps wanted shades. Be alte ta. DM. Ce MB i $1. s Vaten uae 74c i ec , &a ~ = _ ” ing Chelsea Parade, in Norwich, = a epent her winters on the Riviera or = 2 . ss a , in rural England, and was a familiar ae of : € Over 000 Suits, all representing the newest figure tn New York society, making oa long and frequent stavs at the Plaza h C d Chi ~——_ 2. . SUN les, dale involved In this extraordinary event. Her entertainments, both in Norwich repe ce ine ' i : : : . and tm” New York, were noted for ices C P E | A series of lucky purchases is responsible for their elegance and originality orgett ; { ic ale 7. “for ' . . .- . . _* - . a. @ Several thousand vards of rich, beaut e saving. Included im this of! g are ee 2 ae aes are =u at @ price which means a posit! $1.98 40-inch Brown Radium Silk yen nee = ock; ined are | th two. $1.29 38-inch Black Crepe de Chine ican ants: strongly tailored throughot 3 $1.50 32-inch Satin Stripe Shirting : : , $1.49 40-inch Flesh Color Georgette. .... | _ Boys’ 1-Piece Play Suits, 89¢ $1.50 36-inch Fancy Linings mer , ; ) os $1.49 36-inch White or Flesh Wash Satin “$1. 59 Washable Knickers, $1. 19 +) a ik aterials. $1.98 36-inch Jersey Silk Shirting law it - . Sisee € to “Cure Your Rupture Like | Cured Mine” Old Sea Captain Cr Cured His Own Rupture After Doctors Said *‘Operate or Death.’’ His Remedy and Book Sent Free . — Collings sailed the seas for ' ; then he sustained a bad pms a rupture that soon forced him to bedridden ‘for No Finally, he was assured that he must either submit to a dangerous and t Operation or dle He did He cured himself instead. ' Rasement Economy, “tore rm Wash pe it f i e - Basement Econemy Store A Monday Feature of Unusual Interest—400 Women’s Long Silk Gloves | ve oa a a : $2 and es wae 15 : : ' ee, | xX df # ae $3.95 to 35 Sport Hats ad | Black Orange "2; O Pe igs Pokes Copen Henna Close Fitting © New shipment Da 7 | f 4 SY Ni lanese and Tricot . : L146 eli > ’ ' ¢ “ * ; ' made with double finger tips—white and : waar Red Pheasant perte -* ben. | Qualities . Drooping Brims looking Sport Hat S aT al ore th * Season serge: tT dela tn ryis “$1 50 Long Clowes 88c = _ 4 S) looks “a zro a. r made " the lewest stvies Me good quality Mi hemp and hasket immed with grosgrain bands and bow Basement Economy “tore Women's ported was al) a fahric in white a and beaver: light weight ° . nd very desirable for Spring and Summer Take Advantage of This Sale of 2500 Pairs $1.50 Silk Gloves, 69c $1 Silk Gloves, 49¢ Women’s and Children’s Low Shoes Men’s Silk Shirts $3.89 4 mae a vee ie Women's excellent grade white k Gils Milanese silk Gloves. made with cao a! a olors. A have double double finger tips: fancy em- finger tips broidered backs All sizes. Basement Economy Store = Extra —" Values, Monday at....... @ Handneene tinder sivas eae » theuire tena a fandso: ane riped and plain color S Shirts of heavy broadcloth, sat ‘repe and other high-grade silks Well tailored throughout. Mussed or soiled from . ° ve os 7. x +. 5 a = a . : i+ landiing oy By Aap Boys’ $1 Blouses, 69 Men’ s Nightshirts, 89c +. - ; PL ™ 4 a ‘sf “sar ited ‘OTS. Siz to i169 years Basement Economy ‘Store 200 3 177} ‘tatic > © $2.25 and $2.50 " 4 4 wheat Amoskeag Gingham, 12”%2c eo ‘| — les lines so clog me sb ‘ = 2 soc 5 * ‘ a : or Bese ee ee | | eets, oisettes, 9c ite Organdie, 25c ° Aa ached So eee aTeS | whe tite goth, meee Axminster Rugs — rsebaas: @ These Curtains are made of excellent quality mercerized t% @ ,@ 8) x. I =e ;ceampe 7 SF " age 3% T} an ™ il? i. a? a! J | ‘ ~ ss = = . 4 a ‘ ‘a A ’ ™ . - " ‘ 7 rie “es 7. > - “ae . 4 — v" : 4 n r — ts ? ™ ry omestic made Curtains | Se ee ee thn ° value an in various colors. Limited quan- — oa feet. Will give satisfactory — 7. ~.. Collings (Inc. aterlow n. mY Filet : - . : and Scotch Ww mY : en . . - gend me your FRE ® Ruptore _, /retonnes, 49¢ nar keomaate marae es 20 vards to a cust 27-im. White Irish cher 39e oe 89c Yd. without any ebdii- 5 ® S8c¢ Vaiues: beautiful lal: re or : — eplin 4 “ eum, Sq. om my part wha‘ ever. Cretonnes in the newest pat ; aniion > pel 60c Sheeting, 42c 2S-in. White Fancy Genuine dents ' ual rds wide: terns and colorings; light and $4.00 values a ck sean x ds of 3.4 § Filaxer : . . = : zi : duesams ee weedeoad eame Tee liztins fron 27 -in. VW hite India vic Size . > moh a mm . Lem . tne | <9 and dark grounds. Subject to tmper- Name Slidell di dark grounds Seconds Basement Econem + Store a Fn “ : ’ _ y! ? vards , e bent Linen = tole mi 2 re da eee te fections. <= 2 _ Known bra: i 7 Basement Econemy Stere iii th . in... ” ~ < iit htii tt - -. . ef *

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he > Aan a up Peleg aR IS: o Xe . inte Fad ee — ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC ich is roasted 7 “ PART FOUR. TP. LOUTS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRITI 10, 1921. PAGES 15—28 ‘.e4 yo? up conduct or wih ff ? ’ " rT 4 4 gov)? 4 3 3 6é b b — — ‘ , , sorts is! i cuh get no rellet 1 F ystematic campaign agains Lf " - plbae " an is O hart | ras | : com , : : acter» Sans ness“ __ ee ' OUFrt Of equity against UU Nagel al f cruel and inhumay at. Decisions Denonunocs _ , , ' , ; HM . . etid , is ti I) i ee ee t} i | }] Wile. ; \) VN ii «i | | a »\ ra tiiis , I a tt ae | Patriotic |} anaticiam. \ ying and miserab!: Miontana lv~eislat ure , ae ‘ _ ; , , " ’ ' , . ‘ ; ree ~# | . ’ ,7 , oF , . : tri . baad ™4) ial ; ;-;ii¢ het sial ‘ = ' . ' . . . . . 4 ; ; ae ’ . a . ' : ; : ; . rig “— 4 4 ° ‘ ; . * ¢ : : : ore . * ; y ‘ , Pale? Ff) ' ¢*t ‘ >t acrw 5. ee . iS “i ‘7 4 ‘ iis si tig yititi ‘if ij “ ' ' ‘) he PGR res A ‘ ‘ ‘ ie ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ , } , a . . - > : - . ’ zz ‘ , Je ; : oT « . ¥' . a; ; ‘ mf ~ ; sg .. si qr t Tijeé 7 ° i ’ : 7 ' ae ' it] ' ‘sé > Y ' . : ’ ' . | s- . . . . t ’ ' ; " ’ ; ; * 4 ‘ ‘ . ° ; ; - ' ' _ 7 : ' Ts ' oT, >? " 4 sar by ; : \ ‘ +, tay : rae? ° ae | es: r} ’ : « a . * . PS - *% fit. ii a4 ya : si hi ‘4 . : ’ ; ‘ . ‘7 ; ' . ‘ ‘+7 ; : . . > ; ; _ " . . ~ ss 7s i* iT ' b= i ; 4 ‘) ‘ A TIE i? : : ' ris ' ‘ ' ' . ’ ' : ts ’ , . ‘ . ' . . : ‘ | : ] ‘ ; Se s { to bankrujsicy; pras fentinued on Nest Page. ¢ e Attorney, in Divorce Suit, Refers to Woman Who Married Man of Wealth as “Matri- | THEW fReELIABLEW! ee 3.E.COR.8TH.E FRANKLIN Bs monial Profiteer.”’ 7 | ' @ a Odd twists and humors of the law. as set forth : Ley : 7 oy various (ourts of Appeal in the United States are in Search number of “The Docket” (West Publishing Co _ _ e ry : . ™ ™ re IN Garaz tfAAS f South Aes amon ry yreok | Commie la} as . —_ : ; ; : ae . . «4 Prise, > o> a fp s 1 2 oo Peas AER LAS AEDs ME OG Nes ae Oy 2 oe - - . : ry a Automobile Driver Must Keep Own Side ‘7 ii =! Dome carried a ' _ made to this! NS ga oe poe ae, denne . - ~ « Hii VW i ~ eu /iea word meaning a « nunication,* 41 apparent Intenti: tr th thy at - | > . s - " . b : 4, ; . amd that the wel dais es Ol Citgere | atten! | “ay UE TT idem SOMnins 2NG OAGU Speidngk ao } i ea Ss ; , | = ny ¥, “s > apps Appellant ithorit; : eee Chaat iaet Aol ae : : — J amserting that “pisti d the fallas Tr lief , i. . , | \ N 7) & communication t oi Y : Pictio: ar’ Refer / chose- that sald Vv r 4 ! Whe wrote | old | , 7 | : 7 years ago i? | | y 5 . J e “ ‘ Shink that th fact that a? 7 —* = ’ v eT} J ’ =) Z , mae . : : English port, i: e) of his 7*6"! caves no uncertainty in *h . Lugar 7 ’ . Our buyer, always on the alert for something sensational to offer the public, fortunately purchased an immense stock of quality eense, should have used t} org ©rivel rvvit upple \ a a 1 ‘s . A, 7 4) “pa Rugs at concessions averaging 60c on the dollar and, conforming with our strict policy of sharing with our customers any buying , ow, 18 acitl r - ) : . advantage we may be fortunate to obtain, are placing this entire stock of Rugs on sale, beginning Monday, on the same basis at many Standing at this t would .s ; | . 2 a 8 ; , : : : : : ie mislead Cceurt touery dministrator Suc- . § : ae 4 ; as timely as it is exceptional, coming jus when you are planning to brighten up your home for Sprin with a new Rug here or Mexican, defended b mate Husband of Client. & a .¥ ‘ tire there, and providing values that under oruinary circumstances are impossible. A truly bewildering selection of choice patterns 1] Kent ¥ io _ bee ” FF, —every conceivable design—for living room, bedroom and dining room, and in every popular color and color combination. To and proof. It ak obaeclete, and that odare . ; ' PH OOCCESs i ~ . 7 . ; ' , ; ; : ; - a ’ ) . " t / me Ee . | ! which they were procured—60c on the dollar! Stop and realize what a remarkable savings opportunity this is. This event is lawvers il t¥ . : i= “* j , ; : rt Ol PP : | Of . . » ; V . P : ' ' . . . . . . . iB for tri: moa sé ur nh Hobinsons Adn tobinso: — , ‘ . a3 these who have need for an excellent quality Rug and are interested in effecting sensational savings, this wonderful sale should . on tern Report : ) ; ; % \* make an irresistible appeal!’! lawfully carrying a ‘pi: ‘eof seri- ty: ee | ting, et So | | ° af) j Gusiy thinking himself charge: ith wer e r: pone . a 4 7 be ; 7 : ' " $60 9x12-Ft. Axminster $32 Seamless Brussels 67 Seamless Axminster $120.00 Royal uplawfully carrying . mmrmu i= | ' wewietnd ; : * | a os | ] - ' Savonnorie S ae Proficer”™ titi on The actior ‘rought bi aevicap Bag aR He | $44 All-Wool Seamless Brus . , = e SS See oe Keal high quality Kugs, in cheicest pat need neo introduction as te quality, furthes : ; - ' - ' i Sif amd are treely recognized 1t\ aoe f . Oe @ OY Res wert ween nent c , wen Cenael ae a." t , ieee . ; * ese eee yl es ; . , » seatnles= one-piece Irtissel= : ° 4.) phere ‘ ? ~~ a . 7 . 7h P 7) t's ae : ’ oot te ; " : , - : are de ! ‘ , ‘ ereenes are included in «his sale one of these Kugs are replicas or unlimited service, and the shades and ; : : duction» of masterpleces Lhense colors resemble the imperted Orientals «oe mare Moten emirels im one piece, , » atrongls that if ix weext de impossible te mofiteer matrimonialis, ha | aan, sad res 1. Sian eee a, > a hg these Koyal Savounirie from | | . , tmperted Orientals These Kiige are Molated. and is referre roy j > . tttierins nal ora ‘ rar ‘3 : , Rra@ys, Maurie, rose and piu, in ehoeice Oriental desigus and solid eoter first time in Kecbel vs Soele , 4 7 ‘ have but limited quantities of some Kugs. and this Kuge ix without questhor , ; * holeest patterns, eariy selection the greatest value offered in vears ing high PBiowing tancware rs ae | ; Immense Assortment and Extraordinary Values in eee se Sie Some ye an = ws = 2 =SeN Paare ahs I hes af es) room-= or Se pots: 7s _ +++ os8 : 4 ‘ { 777 "4 —_? ~ j* 2 ‘+ : ; os uf 7 : ; ’ / . ° : 1% r . . : ’ 7 ; ' s - . as - - - — , - ~ RR > ad ~ _ P . , , + te inferred from cou: guinent | | 4 | DE Fe a eee : | 2 y 2% ‘ees ‘ - - . , -—> 5% ane, os *t: - $3 ee eesecens s. ‘ ; 7 - ; ‘ os _~s ‘ P ro~. -—~ o—. .— --* -, . j ; ' . a . . . : ao 7 “ . 4 = * : ’ . : : _ 4 ‘ . o* ‘ . oe . that he thinks i iT ' : : + eee , meer, a tm Oey Z ; a , erras, fT) ress ms .- one of . 4 «74 74 Pe . ‘ \ . : ’ . , - ry tee ee baba G . — — 2 ‘ ~ - ; . ’ - ait : . P «+ oereee ane! + a ; - , Soo. +3 eee tl eee: - _ , " 4 yj a TTA! riage : Ori pas ivi . ; Lae Oat * o- P2335 eee eres Tite ~« . - . ‘ , °o meme th StrieEa * - y 4% La’ i _ * Tt Ls eee err y - ; - . 4 a fj / ? , - ,% . a _ . ; : ‘* " ev . 4 ' o~ ; yeneee*' ;eseere - . ? a e — r - - = “ -- Z > ; ts hn 4 - = : a’ | +e? * eee -- oem P ‘ - 9°, e°s +ords 2 j , a ne ae - (ot « ' ow e6eas. : . . aa eee o-o-rr —— — g¢ 4 ~ , y ~— j ’ : ' é *. -* > ~*~? P 4 , eo r J - -~ : => : - : — 4 ; ‘ . , ’ > > _ ' r4 / ” . a . ‘ i» 4 Classcd amone Mies. should - en wm eer $175 3-PIECE DAVENETTE SUITE, r Right now the need fer a Davenette Suite is more pronounced than ever before——thia is because of the seurcity of living quarters—a Duavenette Suite tu sour home meuns ab EATHKA BePhROOwW, Mahe living-room do DOULBLE duty» This Dmvenette Suite consists of davenette (which immediatety opens inte «a full-sized bed armchair and arm recker splendidly constructed and bandsemely finished, Jou can't equal this Suite at our price of pees epiees: hanuagee " - sf os .* erases re ee lca the ee ee ’ Thi« e“/Tisealiornul \wltee Tt renated : ~ ; | ving Room Experts Endorse THIS $300.00 CANE 3-PIECE .'o's% ites a prrer iat ees tia , . ° ~ er re? ' ye | ri ti thie eleg ifice afece * handsome ippeunrar ‘ cof titi» ' ati ' LL " . «ne ’ ts is ’ cane miciew a teel di [ C ey OCS cane back fovered mescelient agthatit ; ’ ‘ lara « iriet yf trent hue colors Lnie luding tut pe iiatise mulberry ro-¢ gold, blue and blue w iit ‘ tea ani | 6omuli th gold back it bears all 'e earmarks of a. much trig hee perie : . . i ‘ ' fast ti¢ ft ci triteruite to thre rrr : 5 4 " " , ’ ’ es , , i ne National ; VV ‘ \ ’ ne furniture makers ir? } ie Meoodwuork _ 4 ; ne . , he finished im supers antique rustic Tintst ~ S150 . , ha at ve et} 1; of Roda. = @Tt Consial - iWin. tnwY | | \ ;™ (ds oe a - ,' Livin. rIViIinge, KOOM =t IT} LIVING. ROOM “I ITE Mmustive stud’. : ) —_ - ’ " . ing of davenpert. chair ROOM “{ IT} iene lit engine cousisting of long dat consisting of long dav Ett iew or Women The v I rie i’ : ay . en ' et rt ' ; — “ f - and rocher Leliour un duver scl peel ah at . air and rock enpert chair and rock i et upholstered im ta er upholstered tm tap '’ siinalcs lesnepaeanadanemaeanasmmanaliall - CF Neth aay HOU ony 5 ee ee ee models in this Boonosay sore : eee ee §=—$SOC I $197 | pent 148 |=" ¢179 a aig Date terfenn tore wicked ees : aL $225 WILLIAM AND MARY DINING-ROOM MEN99 ing: bre: |: 4 , $5 DOWN | , “> x B b = id Karel. indeed Te % ee " bey 2 : ad 3 privileged to buy such a wenoderful value in «a Dining-KReom Suite Ke snember ; net aren arold A a y arriazges this ist an actual S725 value—elegant William and “Wars Dining-HKoem FSulte as pictured—tinels suite comprises the table. buffet and «ix $ 7 W EFEK i y , ae a et : . Westen inrgze { ecomstructed in Jacobean onk and handsomely fin ished. ‘ ; stock at prices full leather seat cathedral buck chairs It is as swerviceatle as it ix geod looking and is a seteationa!l Ae pt ranging Py vaite at ; , | ’ - = : ih 4 ; "i > ; ; | AE POR AEBS GRRL Hae mn oe on Se ~~ shan 89 P MIUSCif . _ : an | All these are distinguishing features The /Lasitr Phanograph : | of Cantilever Shoes —? 2 “soud enough for anyone— ” ee Jive baby lots of fresh air th, satin stripe — ’ : iced Sous autiet fan ererr. aes Ponsnand fP egg or roiled from and you get it , ee : poee 5 yr , ' — itis! to its health a » > » 4 - ie: : i bs ‘ J ; - ij : ; ; Te iif ’ . - . , » | ; : ; et) % af at the V urlitzer wre ial in in humble ro titngkces, teow weit ; 4 s7¥*) " wandtiortel 4 . : . owe : * hie ; : = a 5 ¥ r ; j 7 b4 . : ; : : . ; \ : etrre. aes . . , - find the Snrola—svsea- be the be deere Psa ope fs iF he sh ; : (lesairahbie f sto : . . J : . - ; 2 ad pfteel ii * ALS ‘4 . Ff - _ > or lightweight. re. ' . . . “% thousands Dhe asatix fs “SS f79e t= ; “¢ present stocks a ; , 7 , nit png Mia “* \ es seh 43) OF rs, al (urriages “are pra n style. Brai ah , ne | if : r’ «rasing and desire fer _ ets , ‘a , unfimited. and em ‘ e ; . _ Ja " - (,o-€C arts ark (Care : pete : he m les, whi ’ ' . . eat ‘ a ; a. eS There are over ih ” ‘ie C,00007) musioc——they represent . - i ee “ang ete oe . : § | cd Vv i i. . lit was . : i : t : Tt e - , ; } ; ts) re — py li a ' - ; — ; : ’ the . ulmination of 7 care of ; : shades of tiger biue frost — — 7 200 imitations. eontrast. a flexible shank shoe a uM ) = untiring eliperimenting and 1 ’ ey , ed blue. frosted pink. Trost- the “fHht to exercise and thie areo ; research ind they ercecl— ed green. old ivory—in fart rV\ERY pvenular « oler with Some follow the ; lscies 10 crow ECNE ees by PAR—any other standard = ~ : eut ercepticonp { phelsatered hes it tmnhke eon . 4 in the best grades of cor- Shoes eorrect failé n are phoneg raph - adurre. with seterm curtains original Victrola The Police Surgeons | Repor 5 = : wants way: vhe Sarola‘s rell and shel! bodies ee The fact that the toes should tenme of bell-like erystal pur- lines SO closely . traight aherd il THAT ’ H t= % ix tmnde posmtiivie Ts the at7% A1.1.-RLI 8 oper erarN - | arch. , hears the werght the ; Saroia’s eval tene chamber " ee. —— ca | i | | wt a — pod, shoul be supported at the, hee! GPW omnner wwe’ sneoca | COMBINATION O8 paca |$225 Queen Anne as ; }? ard « alias , cme ive patlatin! mansien«— en ee -~ ~ we OP Re etme etme the human 4 Bedreem Suite that will win )eur instant a dmiration—and a value that will more than them apart from ee ee ee ee : - gindiy 4 trate 1th RANGE , antiie Mm ’ at " . Seah ademonstrate :¢ . , | «hk ar ‘arein to sou s 8 please you. Queen Anne Suite as shown above that sell« regularity for 8°55 is effered fer oul» > . : . . rh “ appearance, but s112.50 in rich weleut finish: bas round corners and winged Queen Anne iege ae weil mirror on dreseer suite comprises Large dresser. chifferette and bed. Te falls nature of this offer it is essential thet sou see thie Suite wonderteut fomlbinatien MODEL S—SAROLA (ane should make an inetant ‘Ss ma a» large , if ' 2 . . appreciate the extraerdinars Sai eee the a i a aed ee eee re Se isn indeed «a STs Cas\ if you can roo aut ye = riwt - f MODEL & SAROLA Handsome Vueen ‘none design . ; : ment rte eptiona! ' . ° compare bv if 4. llinatruted artiati (Jueet Vensures 471 ine ies big + : » 4 eittremelsy low price Chifforobe 3 50 * J 2 > ’ ate i. “ : inne cee Vlucde «af rentutitie ae : - icke ™ ° inches deep aeplendid eonoeti euet ion ai. ; 0 | . | Cc én bine 34 0 , 7 ~— i; 4 ' mfort mahecan, and solid wainut , , , askores the beet eooking and bak . ; OTTmance. oe ' rlemiidis coustr ted ef gen . : ‘ i } dresser «style Chifferebe ‘ ‘erfectis preportioned auda ing resolts—ceok« and bakes with 5% . Jiandsome ' nse , MuiaAr 2 ’ . : ' munhecgeny nrne . ; + -~ with lerge adjustable plate mirrer TReKRWS G1 rs 4n Peera,s and skilifulls con«tructed. ‘ coal or weed and consumes —_—— - ST ee ' 1 ‘/ ' larce. reemy wardrebe ¢ ompartment WEEKS Y lime Sever ‘') high ee is and ( . line at rican }ait little fuel—Ras« inch oven, F - : . aes and dresser one of the handiest i : wf °‘i-~ él ao4 | ‘ | “ kL . _ oe $150 All Bi p p r , ink a Kags oe ees Berg " ~ and test practical wrth les of furnti a a pore a i «wt or apecial price if tt — - , ; or. ee ue oree ain rhekhws £1: WRERI.Y , ture—anme it «o — &.. Tm TTP ed i indeed an exceptional ' Sates miles of steps MAIL ORDERS We refund railroad fares to out-of-town m | ——ant i tefeat o es, a5 a ee Wwe ox ne and wil! «ive Easy terms—as and colorings : “a heels { — Shoes‘ and Oxfords where the easy eRe) aed “Ween 27 ‘sa GAS RANGE terms are the chicf q | . selling argument. Cantilever Set 397-50 (as Ranger , c me tC Largce-sizes abine SWurRUIZER Shoe Shop ; SS Fears en customers in accordance with the pian of my |} aoe ee ee eee PROMPTLY FILLED the Associated Retailers of St. Louis hi " > —f a aan A pe oe - ' everything le at vour Laie A hai , | re) vepaeiie - l spare. heleid table ten and metal flour bin with aifter. Heusckeep- ore. don't fall te t trix eitraerdinary value. ye re } - : H ] ht 7 © re celuin threugheut. and i« seld 516 Arcade Bldg. irk] fE Up C: ee eee sRiiafacteors . : ; hak bn na eookin ovatlities are ; ‘ ° enti mt.. =f. Louis, No z= ute co Olive and Eighth baking and cooking qualities are q et Eee Sere ae i oe ae go Oy “% ” g) Z* : y _ 383 >» 235 ,4,8 393-4 ™ ——™ pi00e Olive Bt. Sizes Z to z I Send for our price of , Fe~ foods vig ALG yi Ge isin te ee PO = Widths Free Cantilever : AAAA to EE ‘Booklet 7 Ce : ‘ BD et qhiaienrtee vey ese em

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OF ITE IN that Iinmcited tie massacre of St Fr, maso ue iii is s}* Lt te — . ” - ; ’ —_ . : tae is + «* OF COURTS CITED I ee a or [oo ence dseeattha’ root thotr’ rent (inal fine: © : rs in f pea -? - : ‘ . ; . ‘ ‘ one * Size 24x24 sce = Size 24x24 69c | Peterman’s Roach Food l7e, 33e Louis Real Es t . - - ——— ize 24x3 $1.49 ize 24x37 $1.19 | Samurai pares Camphor a : ‘ f A W atch Ora Bracelet — W hich do you bury ; sine Soxse.. 9178) Sen interest to eve a5 » Size 50X60 $1.98 aise — een Absorene Wai! Paper Cleaner ‘ae | the city. es | 7 ~ Size 30x70 2.25 Size 30x60 $1.69 H RH. Paint Cleaner. 7c: 3 for 206 i Fy) woman doesnot buyabracelet means of testing the metals. of ihe smaiier the watch, the g rhite Tar — rn meee, box ef cus a Ra ie ae Peper a . ; i e} r dozen sheets, 39c vory Soap Flakes; 3 pkgs. for. ...5 \ A! when she wantsa watch. Yet, knowing the pedigree otf the difter- the cost i Mat is, if the watch wa Sapolin Gold Paint .. 19¢ By McCu +4 that is really what thousands ent parts. He,too, buys pon faith. made to Keep dependabie t ENOZ Paris Green , Ib., 19¢; %2 Ib, Wes ; ; ‘% » : ns , “ ‘ ee full Ibs 63e Vice President Tit if « of keen and experienced women He gets the blamewhen the ‘works ing a sMali iadies wrisi-w KILLS MOTHS Peterman’s Discovery " 12¢ Qe — " . : ' ; : tne Meth Li id is 3 PC her pm ’ ‘' : buyers are doing unknowingly gO wrong, not the maker w no ilves rareiy adependcabDie if it lacks craving qaementn. Fhe gone Poe Thompson's Roach Powder .39c, 7§¢ ” : . . a ; : . . a TL i stery. rugs. carpets. rebes, bian- Peterman’s Ant Food 17e¢. 33e¢ See Last Pace of , lies a ardization. ine fame, r ets. et Ory applica - / every day . And it = not their four thousand ae a a) , d a a nen : — Be Fn — poy 0 Liquid Veneer 25c, 44c, 9667 Section of T fault. — | and worth of the Walithan to penetrate all parts ef gar-.| Noxabug 19¢c, 39¢ : There are ladies who may ode as been built upon this EN O A witrt wor | Bed Devil Roach Powder 17¢, si : . . : ey » set hae aa a ae ees ee ee STAIN OR IN Camphor Balls or Camphor Flakes, + : Ladies’ wrist-watches are fash- eading this See wos fact. The. tiniest ladies JURE ANY MATERIAL subject | pound 13e ADVERT! ° : . - cit ring wrist- . te meth attack. i tiis otis, ec , | +! ionable and they are always going vin wey Agena ae , -. watch made on this conti: igs hy edie Tyg ie eee ots aaa xf ; watches that simpiv will not go ES le} entent Testes ee eee . ; to be fashionable. A lady does not gr om rh a Valtham: although its dial kangal AIEEE Menbaty . cau: ierene ae =e ae . buy a wrist-watch to take the place +h ~—p Cine. my GAVE Sen even smaller than a dime. it keens —_ : : 1e leading jewelers 1 ~~" H of a bracelet. She purchases a se to the leadins 1% the same dependable time as t! ~ SPRING : GUARANTEED RUBBER GOODS SALE £ , eir town, but the trouble cannot Sees AE SO i = i | wrist watch to tell her the time. seemingly he put right. Whv ic arse Waltham eC tieii) firtecinsen xq J MAID $2.50 Omega Combination Fountain Syringe and $I oe Nail Turns * : | And a wrist-watch that iS always 2 : a a a ee we RnHown ail over the worid I its . i CUTICLE Water Bottle, red rubber S1.0 * 4 oe ew . oe . ee this? | | MI $2.25 Omega Fountain Syringe. red rubber you loughen th : mh going wrong , stopping, or accuracy and reliabilit ua, 3 REMOVER 32.2. unt ringe. - you loughen th that spends most of its life — There are two reasons: one, that And the : t + | 52.00 Omega Water Bottle S1.ot ar i the repair bench—that kind of a 4). ,, atch was sold at a price whicl ett ienteles Tin ayer if, paces ier weet meee 5000 Ate Gammeaei sanae mint a | ling oes +. 7 . . | aia is Pee, ee * ’ ey Al, aways tri an cat 54.00 Alpha Combination Fountain ringe an Mrireps of hutgr st | a3 1S neither — nor use- forbade fine w orkmanshi: and , s hecane . ; ' ~ With Spring Maid yon Water Bottle, extra high-grade rubber, £3.24" surrounding the in ¢ u —ift Is an CX HnSIVe iuxXulryv. . i a oL : , , i ? . ami give yourself a per S$? 00 Velvet Combination Fountain Ss a and baedi.ces imftiammat _ “ks ; materials. Iwo, that the wa | | fect manicure at home Water Bottle :. iw jgreshens the tender, : ' lacked standardization. which is mEuest grad in a few minutes’ time $3.00 Superior Seamless Fountain Syringe. extra® ; Weeaoderneath > toe Alas, there are scores of thou- . a] aie 4 _— Watch. Ever art ve! and at trifling ex size tubing £2.19 Simtct penetrate the fles . ‘3 . oe ' . essential in tiny wrist-watches | . : oa ae By sa cage Se | nina rns mature pwas i ; sands of ladies’ wrist-watches hid- they are to keep continuous and 24 Pinion-bearing is perfection its pense a mypetne em Pier s=.20 Security Water Bottle, maroon ee ' iit, “a | . ; ; ‘ | ae OUS and ‘gai ae eS Soe “ie ety Spring Maid with mani- s1.69° | > aie if a their re art erg — dependable time. SS gpl garg: ee eee 7 | cure stick and cotton, $1.50 White Enamel Douche Pans ... 28e -* Me te > tee . * rawers, Knick-knac an ewe im size. JUSt as you see a star reflected | which come im each ee | sg “ie oS die | Oe | he | aon SPECIAL SALE MONDAY ONLY— Tee ct: 2250ne can bay ’ 9 > Acs ause t eir ow hers 1S- And vou cannot Dp ircnase 3 Oe- , + WN B 17 ; en pa ore a = ' covered they were made merely to pendable wrist-watch except at _ Peveet timepieces you have beauty, | IAA 25¢ Bottle... 17¢ COTY’S IMPORTED FACE POWDER, 4w4 = + cs , - : pius a lifelong service. which is thy A" 5 for 50e | $ look at. And the majority of these a relatiy oy mcreeee eee esting CC. Roy es EXTRACT AND TOILET WATER im ; ) watches bear foreign names. But size of the watch decreases. In ilies noel | l wR Jetum 19¢ Piver’s Azurea, | .. 00 ” LER 7. _ : as they were sold at such “‘low other words, the smaller the watc! Se || ’ loramye or] ** 2 a ~ ne La Rose, Chypre Jasmin ' ' | prices, much lower than a tiny the greater the cost. Errors of ere Sethi” . : | ~~ Re-nu-it 16c a oe $3 00 L’ iis Ratrent, baie..caiee aa am FF. ? = - st as vood ) . , } , sf; wy & Vriged Sstract, OULK—OUNCe ........ 7 | +, Waltham for instance, their owners workmanship can exist in, sav. a ee nine ws ~ , % 5 — $7.00 L’Origan, orig. package, 2 ounce. = © “a Poreign names wher! u g yy wt ; WONDAY @ UUMUE. . 2 wee eee. . a thought that they were saving watch of medium size, that would "2" "*™** . bolorite, 19¢) gs | $4.00 LOrigan Toilet Water... $3.25 + : money. be disastrous in a tiny watch. The ee Spee } = MONDAY Cc Coty’s $650 Jasmine Perfume original bottle $5.49 : : “works of the tinv watch must bb CS EE | : Sif: oe — - : : . ss : * . - Al : . F ~ > RESINOL - AP M G rd 4 - iil} 1 fhe : 2) A watch iS bought upon taith . pertect even to the trac ti0n ofa nhu- smaii tortune uy ipKkeen at iat WOODBURY SOAP a “ seem Neet ee and tittle SWEETHEART +. And there is not an article sold ~aa ates , | CUTICURA "s0aP ay Imma Et be SOAP - : man alr. OFT ins Lalice . a > cl Se v4 size Odorono > t c “>. _ if wherein and whereof we can be so ee ee . | y= 19c; 3 for S5c Monday Non-Spi - ate | 6 bars for 2Se : fh much deceived as in a watch. It is When the dial of a ladies’ wrist- ‘St You: but a beautiful, small wrist ues tame Monday Monday } mot the jewelers fault. The de- watch gets below the size of q ‘2'°" !8 @ prized possession indeed _— TOILET GOODS $1.00 |G “ p : - , . VOU af) ecpendGc upon iit { name r + mand for reliable, fine watches is twenty-five cent piece. the cost of = . me, um Camphor $ : . Waitham upon the dia! ts an assurance | --y ae Specially Priced | in Monday Sale , i greater than the supply. If he sells) such a watch mounts rapidly:and . : ° Full Pound + : 7 integrity in workmanship, of depenc ge $1.25 Dier Kiss Vegetal Ose ou ; ft foreign watches he cannot take when the dial decreases tothe size ard in sl. f. 7 AS Ste Foutecins Shas al ‘te | :: | them to pieces to see if they are of adime, the cost hasincreasedat for i+ I+ will nenhe wn ot . the ai) | L’Ame Face Powder 27¢ and 44¢ | Wiliams’ Shaving Stick, | : | a ~ . : . ' oe a _ a sSe Pompeian Massage Cream Ge f Er y / , { Seated. ince deine Se are, 40S r + - eam or P i put together «ight. He has no least four to five times as much. _ your wrist-watch be a Waltham. Su $1.80 Puccio ‘Somes anu ae owder | s h AL! Pond $ ‘ anishing Cream 19e Be Pa'molive | - . a ae ee, ies ee eee ; = ee Pom pelan N gat C Team *> te tilihe So C spiration. ‘ . | mn i es 25c Pompeian Talcum 19e aving Cream \ Delicate i: : : ; v7 Mennen s Tal ‘be Preparatiea ; + e hi 7 Ba or Di Kiss wahoo — ony Mennen’s ta d i spen- com ' n rt 1s series ‘elt advertisements the 2 ~~ r, er XiSs aicum White only Ise Sh C | : "ac more, depending upon the case ‘A jd — $ Mag Taicums ive eme ies Specially Priced iff Monday S Sale 4 ‘- |} Coloma! ens $200 to $32 Le we er Kiss Face Powder ose , 7 | The Waltham 744 Ligne, $200 to $2,000 ] or more. depending upon the case Wey Dier Kiss Face Powder, large Gc | Bue Ribbon Malt Extract, 7%¢ Pinkham’s Vegetable + depending upon the case | Jewel Series ‘Ladies’ $40 and up 1/) we Spring Maid Face Powder #i7« | $1.10 Nuxated Iron .. ...T9e Compound de $s The | ColonialSenes Riverside Vien s |4K $! 15 and up : ll WC Hytone Face Powder afte | Caidwell’s Syrup Gold Medal Haarlem Oi] Cap . movement ts smaller than a dime | Vanguard Railroad Watch $80 and up | RY aig 25c Dirlove Face Powder INe Pepsin . / . te. See sules oT. te £1.99 + in diameter | Cadet D.S. Gold Back (Strap) $27 50 and up | | a ee | aa ene Shenteical Cols Cream. 44e 5 ime, ONc¢ Phillips’ Milk Mag m .. | Colonia! Senes Royal Men s $75 and up | ‘ Si » $1 Pyorrhocide Tooth Powder THe | Mentholatum ie. ie, Tie Sal inietien. oe “43 -- ihe : ) 25¢ Lyons’ Tooth Powder ate | Grove’s Bromo-Quinine =~te Lyso 1c tie, Ste . ; ° : ~ ; . > ' : j | ae : ne _ ; pase J eM - — . : Makers of the famous Waltham air friction quality Specdometers and Automobil [ ime-pieces used on the world's leading car ~ ip Pinaud’s Eau de rate ct Bom deanpscoee ide, te, os s a ee eee Dog =e Quinine oc, S1.59 | 85c Jad Salts . | Ge Hospital Cotton. pound _3@ : +i rg | Westplal’s Auxiliator S%e« 81.08 | Freezone 2Te DD DBD 2t«¢ tie Te . ' HF a Danderine ate 7c, Tie | Doan’s Kidney Pills ite SSS --. £1.29 ¥ ar > a : + $e) FOR THE MAN WHO SHAVES HIMSELF WE OFFER = amet fe: Le . a | : is | : : if: SY | FREE We Shave the Prices 10c ae $j » ees A pack 2 of Gil] t a. 08 t-tllette Harere anu ote he ; st . ‘ P a6 maeSee, complete ith it biade« a é haih| a | sae Ever-Ready Durham 8.80 meiedinne Maser. complete vith . the 3 . | ‘ xs Duplex or Enders’ Blades. iS biades = ; fi ea si with this Double-Edge “#“¢ pka. Gem Biade« f EE THE WORLD'S WATCH OVER TIMB eR ae Me } . a 4) Stropper, which resharp- 455 Sas iver tends Blades pa 8 ih $5 ro ' ay a [One dozen package C- Where “a ? > ees t mentioned above. Regular S a ; you see this sign t HW ek , a gn they sell Waltham Watches fs ‘week, $3.50. Special Sale of Gillette or Auto- S ne) | strop Blades ...... mh . | § 98 “@e phe. I> Kver-KReady Riades . % aa - *Q wr gy. a Me phe. Keen Kutter Blede«._._. 7 | us a. Nae‘ Se phe. Reders’ Blades . oa “ \ AN S1.2e@ Ewver-Ready HRazsers een os Ti. Gem Hasers ee —— ————_——_— : Ce ye oe ae ee s Caer o_, _ — a

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bE aed er eS 2 | fPNDAT. APRIL 10, 1921 DAILY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other Sf. Louis Newspaper 1 MVRIL S DECISIONS raving mad. Atl this, however, can- would simply have lost, because of H OF COURTS CITED IN not affect habeas corpus. It can ap- his own mistake, the sale to the fac- peal to the pardoning power alone.” tory of his one can of milk; he could - : is RECENT. LAW REVIEW Public Carriers Shall still have used it in many ways.” ‘Continued from Preceding Page. Hold Forgotten Parcels. Move to Enjoin Action —? 2 A passenger on subway car, on | ed er eum ing naught save censored news ~ a A) ir, on of Ordinance Tails Sa those guns. were stare intial rm aching his destination. took with ee ee ints the et a Also Call Tett | it Rh , ‘thim a parce! which had been left , | ee nt " - , Pruritus, Milk Crust, Water ADVERTISE! + on® the car by another passenger, | . an ordinance o the Civ oO os Poison, Weeping Skin, Etc. A ° D d iff Will _ who had previously alighted He , Angeles making it unlawful to prac- aims an ru I Was Stopped by a railway guard, and tice law in the city without procur- OE Raney Ry ae Soe eee one dis- ; . : ' ; _ z . lave ed over on 4 Baldness asked what he was going to do with ing a license was heard in the United Million cages. I do not Procent to know it ail, » i OD DP OD EE FO on eee. Ee the parcel, and replied that he States District Court for the Southern ae yD yg ee gen yee pw os of acid in the blood, and closely related to rheumatism and cancer. This acid must be removed ; x tag egeeg Seg oR resabteet NS Tea yr liacgmepepamsian ips? voter a i Eczema is called by some people / ~y Tf? you have dandruff ,ou at get + + aly : . a ae —« Ce eee oe as ial ia oa - = a = v oe S| ’ passenge! was reeze | 4 Dandrue heacde mean ‘added heleely lace ] arrest, Al d held in Pracuce, that privile ge could not b core. it makes no aikerence what other doctors for 15 years. . be ih inene . lave told y : ¢t all wy ha . ; ins * sarcivy hair that fina , Ale iia ‘ : se ”~ remained ir , — taxed by a cits magne — you, or what aii you Nave tried, all I ask is Just a chance to prove oo : had vy “"e? > , ~ separate : P| ielip % rea =o ying ope ed. discloss theorv that to tax the ‘Yrivilege of m id, soc Ang. gueren eed treatment that will do more to convince ydu than B seperate com- "5 | we Way to abolish dandrat 1 | “Se oe Ee etintinee Saw f, er ep ae | or anyone else could in a month's preaching. It's all up to you. If vou Look for this Trade-Mark. It is the ing at each end, | : ’ eee) a loaf of The next morning P'4@cehcing taw in th ery oul Suet bho ore eis “czema and refuse to merely write te me for free trial, sign of protection on the foods you ixtur the t} . 7 nd acauitted . would @e to aX one f our Fe a] — ] aia . ; = diame yourse a No matter where you Hive, I have treated your neigh- buy in glase tumblers end jars. 7! - ; oTrhber ‘ . lu ‘ ) i] t. niess vou ser ne name ache. Ne raigia, Rhe mat ern. Kara he Ore. Merely dropp ne mea posta! today ‘= likely to give vou more real comfort in a week than you ever expected to enjoy again. Do it right sow, —y 1, ose institutions in violation of : i De t arceny A i aciion . . — =e tn 3 =e . — a ) ) ‘ roe € | ’ » ; . , > | amples ao es on package or on tablets Toothache, Lumbago and for pain. Al] 7 fe may be at stake. itary and easy to | £ ' tt of Parisian Sage 7 io i instituted by the passenger ‘le Federal Constitution providing | yoy ar ot getting genuine Aspirin druggists sell Baver Tablets of Aeniri a: a ce or ioose parts te* . q 4 tee to AnISo A | candru top a Inst ] company tor °* x Federal Courts Durit Ete ar- pyre Tipe Y physicians for reat In ars a g drmtnigeey 1° . “er J. E. CANNADAY, M. D., 1273 Court ok., Sedalia, Mo. ) , _—. = Nothing to take a iu calp at ; _ air. and stimu ‘ in imprisor t and malicious ument counsel expressed regret at one vears af i proved safe by mi! bottles of °4 and An set ” , Reference: Third National Bank Sedalia, or ask your banker to find out Phoenix- Hermetic Company et out of order. , -gplin a es prosecution The complaint was ae unable to find authorities di- jions. Take Aspirin only as told in trade mark of Baver M: ufac ~ send thi Rant ae, ae 2444 W. 16% Street - Chicago irposes, hospitals, ia ¢ olhpeth — t, lu a ‘ammaentt rendered Cc ly in point Judge Trippet’s re- , ¢h, Bayer package. for Colds, Head- Monoaceticacidester or end this notice to some poor sufferer from eczema. It will be a kind act by you. = : Gte rides and ex. | Wry Parieian Saxe lela a trial ter en n Coutinued on Next Pake, y freezer—fill it ee eenight—a little attention now insures Judgment was affirmed by) Ap- fr trip—it freezes . a abundant hair for years to com i llate Division. The latter judgment am is then ready Woik-Wiison Drue Co. will supply vou was affirmed by the Court of ° . a your money if e are SO | neals of New York in Foul nthe firm and ~ . ‘entirely watiafied — . . New York Consol. R.Co., 127 aitae imaninaies . » , eastern Reporter, 23% The majority opinion, which was written by Judge Collin, makes clear Ninth and Washington HELLRUNG & GRIMM Sixteenth and Cass ing passengers on public convey- ay i property is not aban- e EarthAbideth | 02°00. = we I the carrier as a gratuitous bailee, ' \ Sac Secs a Nine-Piece Queen Anne Dining- 5 Keeping ior the owner and the ar- ‘ ' Forever rest of a passenger taking such : ! property is justified, as the taking 1 ets Be oom Suite for $249.50 : : rom the carrier's possession with intent to deprive the true owner A commentary on St. Accidental Adulteration of Milk Not Louis Real Estate of vital ~canete = : to Overy citizen of An action for the recoverv of a the city. penalty for selling adulterated milk factory was tried by the thereof is larceny Oo UR Anecdhge lt Pi + De ae ng bay See alin -d Supreme Court at Trial ——————— ” - ns ~ Term for St. Lawrence County in By McCune Gill eopie \ Hart. 181 New York Sup- jlemet? , SS Defendant's wife had Viee President Tithe Guaranty, | cies Ned four quarts of + | Trgst Co. acciadentatli BSplieG i ; pee | | clean water into a can OT While Atri‘ ‘ ' yt. " | a ly Tore offs ring it fo " a; le ele ne 4 - . = ‘ a 4 — _ - cen, iF 7 a — } . . © | Rees tng eingee Pppeasa Baby Carriages and Go-Carts ; | x4 Kiddie-Koops See Last Page of Real Fstate formed the cheese maker and the in : - time if : paren =\ 7 ane —|s — hoe : Section of This Issue ee, ee. oo, eee 7 esos A complete line of Whitney Go-Carts, Sul- : ——— ae: ee | 1 : Baga. — w ‘Be Deni ; h is i : O accept the MUK and Ggeauct , . | : _ ot tenth kies and Strollers and a good selection of the | | | ¢ are ot. Louis agents for the origi 4 : a nai nal and genuine Trimble Kiddie-Koop. weight ofl the wate! Judgment ) vas rendered for the people for Lloyd loom-woven and Sidway make. Made A complete line of them is now on display. cS Eddies nee ee te _ o- wnenetnes oe ge . iy ae » ADVERTISEMENT the minimum penalty of $50 Judge of reed, wicker or fiber in various colors and irk in discussing the case said: richly upholstered. riced from $24.75 up. : If this seems a strict pounteains This beautiful Dining-Room Suite, exactly like illustration, tion of the 6tatute in this particula . : | erg pypeccadigg timed peakemgenes is substantially constructed of genuine American walnut. protection It is in the Queen Anne design as shown in the illustration. — . ad of the public requires, or courts have. upheld The . : niainti wife- was not a witness | => | The table is 54 inches in diameter: the buffet is 60 inches or . - ‘ . Po ged 3 1x" ’ " — , hat +} arnt , —_ — —— \ . , . . oe Nail Turns Out Itself if We are not in go oke : e-0g! prictpweal | _— a : long and has a mirror of French plate glass; the china closet . . aert happe ned mut the fact that tne 7 eho “ft ‘rr ee ee, |) ‘ , = , : you loughen the Skin \dulteration of the milk was ad TEE re i ‘ ¥ is 42 inches wide and is fitted with a drawer. One armchair $1.59 or itted whem in the presence of th hey i ee and tive straight chairs complete the Suite. They have slip 81.20 a inspector suggests a necessity for en- | ie my ae ay 2.20 Meum, A noted authority says that a forcing the statute as it reads. Al! - % : Ly | seats of genuine leather, finished in blue or brown. : 9 f **Outgro’’ upon the skin mil received from customers at A . . t © :, aie Seating ae tenn . aie anti _ eal tae ‘ eae os person a | Any of the pieces in this Suite will be sold separately. e wing nail re factories is not tested erso ’ : ces inilammation and pain and so may deliver milk into which water ughens the tender. sensative skin has beer poured and have it weighed nderneath the toe nail, that it can- until an inspector is present and the t penetrate the flesh, and the na milk is about to be tested, and then mirns naturally outward almost over. avoid the penalty by declaring that ght. a certain quantity of water has been =. *Outgro”’ is a harmless, antiseptic accidentally poured into the milk, e* : ’ OF ma OT + OR Oe eM oe ee . ~~. .~ \ ‘ya 5 ’ a Fi sufactured for chiropodists. How- the public would not be well pro- er, anrone can buy from the drug tected, and the purpose of the stat- ore a tiny bottle containing direc- ute would not be accomplished. Had Sons. the defendant obeved the statute. he yer eeFteee* « a) —=seeeeeeee ee \f = = — = = - | re 3 , E te =r / ‘ft at Bx 4 the eB dak Ty PRED H Bohn Syphon. Ae OOSIER Refrigerators _ ~ 7 Are Sold in St. Louis Exclusively i ) . In more than two million American homes at Our Stores Day and Night Bed the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet is proving The Bohn Syphon Refrigerator is known the country : 4s . over as the perfect cold storage plant for the home. its right to be called “The Silent Servant It has been adopted exclusively by the Pullman Com- | ° With a Hundred Hands.’ Theres a te and by er se se a Heene me " ) ; os Hoosier that will be a servant in your 6 Cees Se Canes Ht CaSy SO CHEE SNE CO EOCP beautiful piece of living-room furnitur ay-—a com- ) rip clean. Its unusua! construction enables it to main- ss "6 co ae. home. And $1 down will bring it to you— _& fortable full-size bed at night—its convenience will be espe- the balance in easy payments __= tain a low even temperature with a minimum con- Zz sumption of ice. cially appreciated by those who wish to make the. most of 7 ; ae Te aides ae oe cep glen es the space in their homes. Simple in operation—one motion , , ‘ The Crowning Achievement of of sizes and styles at a varied price range. makes the change from day bed to a regular bed. When $1.00;Delivers Y our Hoosier fully open’ it is 4 feet 6 inches wide—fuyll double size. Fitted 29 Years in the Medicine : with fine fabric woven springs and with a heavy mattress and Chemical Business: covered with cretonne in beautiful tapestry effect. Wood- — 7 ) work in American walnut, mahogany, golden oak or ivory A Perfect Epsom Salt \ bE } : 3 , finish. It is exactly as illustrated. * ALLAN’S EPSOM SALT, prepared white as : : snow, in its sanitary sealed package, comes to | : you from an organization of trained chemists. Pag. aan oe oe | We cons? 5 complete line of They have succeeded in making ALLAN’S | x: eS Bad om a 3 a 4% stronger than any other epsom salts on the Se Meg. PH-S> LAN market. They prepare it in pure, white crys- OT ra Be ) eo = tals, so fine that they dissolve readily. Se eS . PRODUCTIONS 208 . ee | “ : One 10c package of ALLAN’S will do | Beds, Springs, Couch Beds, Da-Beds - Jb te oo —= ees oe cS LD Se a aux a — aga wi we Se ae ee eo ee 7. r = ~ ‘6 ee Se ee more good than a whole sack of ordinary epsom salts—such as you buy in bulk. A x Mm 1 ns T er R u © S Foldaway Beds For purity and effectiveness insist upon ALLAN’S EPSOM SALT in bath and for in- Value, - ternal use. G55 Special at $39.75 x . : . ome 9 bgt = Since rmaed ine Bs Room-size Rugs, 9x12 feet, woven with deep rich pile Carpet Sweepers $10 Vacuum Detroit Jewel Gas Range _, 2P9e ‘ ——- - hae and shown in a variety of beautiful designs and har Easy runnigg and they clean sweeper $7.50 The ideal Gas Range for your kitchen. Choice of . .28e, 44, STe moniously blended color effects. your floors without raising Simple in construction and con- several styles, including the convenient high oven ; lot of dust venient in use. You'll seldom type. We have also Detroit Jewel Combination --- +. Fe, 81.20 $6 12 Seamless Axminster Rug $ wall = a 5 Qgx12 ss Axminster Kugs : $2.50 value for.....31-59 find as good a model offered Ran . ? tes a ges—enameled or black. Everyone says of $5 2 j x54-1nch Axminster Rugs ‘ee er@meeeseetee#-. ’ . $5.50 value for. oeee $3.95 at as low oa price. them, “They bake better.” = y : Se ee ee ed ae le oe me 2 eee oot par et > 7 ete. “~ -_ =a ee a te oe be ile ~ Sewing Machines — Cedar Chests r- Dozens af styles and sizes— C TU ne Tl} } } : } } A complete line, including both both plain and copper bound portable electric Machines and all made of genuine Tennessee . ~ : cabinet models—Jewel Rotary. psa cedar.. You can find just Ninth & Washington Sixteenth & Cass Standard Rotary and other well-known makes, We'll sell the one you want here, and at a . . ’ 1 «a aanie weamrice ax octetion Credit Terms Granted oat ome won ths. tunel . find anywhere. We are members of the Associated Retailers of St. Louis and refund railroad tare according to their plan tent of payment terms, Ns Epsom S

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; —_ - — - a — a a ee Sn PER CENT MO! Ad ry CIRC! LATION 3 i hose nv Oth: St. Louis. Newspaper. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — — SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers aS = ADVERTIS “CURIOUS DECISIONS = : q : m7” . Ff SS} OF COURTS CITED IN é Continued from Preceding Page. fe RECENT LAW REVIEW | | : search met with more success, how oe s : | ever. and his labors were rewarcueu , = “= GEO L. WEBER 3 . | pol wore it: sa, a eee . Use Tiz fot J | 2 ‘ AULiIVi ato CUNY filles se a x . “ e controversy.” heing two cases in he . 7. : i ing, aching, aL | : _@ feet and corns. ot connected with any other ? nited States Supreme Court, STOW! jewelry firm bearing the name of vs State of Marviand. 12 Wheator 4 hw ine limping - : »* * wv ' } ov puri 4 it 419. 6 L. Ed. 678, i toyal va “a * ° . . Weber, but sole owner of the Weber State of Virginia, 116 U. S. 5; If you have much figuring to do in your business, you are ee. ne, patted \ * " we sea fri Jewelry Co., located in room 203 Oriel Bldg. Sup. Ct. $10, 29 Le Bd. 785. undoubtedly acquainted wa the Burroughs Addiae | nates Cfontinuing® / on t ve | AM NOT GOING TO MOVE The opinion in Brown vs, Masy- Machines and you probably know something about Bur- she drug store. : land was Written You will find me at this address any day until 6 p. m., Satur- starshall. The case involved a sta! . : , sarthestte day until 8, or by appointment. I specialize in selling depend. $ ,, which required im roughs Bookkeeping Machines. ute of Ma an e, high-grade jewelry, at a low price and little gain on orters of foreign artich » take \ . besa cee Beseen, ent wen © Y But do you know that there is another type of Burroughs figuring WEBER kya WEAR WEAR DIAMONDS Aa machine especially designed for extremely rapid figuring, where a Sein Cates 3 gal DIAMONDS ) = = 9 i i i i i i i a a a a a —- - é teas &«e! oe ent « glorious for tired otfense tf printed list of items is not necessary—for that big figure job in every orns, eallouses ame business where all that is wanted is the answer? Pe: sis mathe doe tia have tne mmmerct with ft a ifm 1 a- = . ' , With a Burroughs Calculator any clerk can work out figure problems among the several states eae anes Jamsige faster than the best trained specialist can do them by mental calculation. . GUARA For example, to figure that well-known discount—less 80-30-15-2 in- volves eight separate mathemetical problems which have to be solved whether you put down the figures on paper or carry them in your head. With the Burroughs Calculator it is only necessary to know the decimal equivalent of the discount to be taken, and by a simple mechanical operation the answer appears on the dials of the machine. BAL ato ei srt & —. = - Cannot be bought for iese =, $34 $50 —y SOLD ON EASY TERMS re * The Burroughs Calculator idv little machine—easy to learn, easy to operate, goes straight answer: extending and checking invoices and freight bills; ing cost, selling price or profit totals; totaling weights and quan- roving ledger postings and trial balances; extending and adding ry figures; and analyzing production records. Ask a Burroughs man to show you the Calculator. It will give vou a new conception of the speed and accuracy with which all sorts of routine figuring can be done. i i i i i, _ — —- S - . - a . x . ‘ qe?” “3 "A an ° . a e a . * “ ’ ~-* _— os i a _ _ -, —— ae. DIAMONDS : of. Sf fe 2 Ceerert..4 ‘ ° a a * >>» ee bo = : ach % ke TEM ake “re > oa > i ‘ , r ; , ’ : my ; j a! ' oe Tree ~~ ee O89 «- as > ™ 12 Ls Bo : _ eek Was nr : a ig a _ : 33 a ‘ Teiephones ; y see — AA 4 haat =* = te, P 4 , S 2 : " 4 , , Bel! M , 557 and A loch. Ce tr: > > ee Reertuily Satisfaction Evidence Obtained by . 2. : ae chaae Kin! ntrai [56 arranged. G waranteed Illegal Raid Excinded _ . ~ = Case . wet Dart — 10a STORES Oven We Sell “eae! urdar for Less. Eve. ou Get the Goods When You Make the First Payment | $PECIAL FOR SATURDAY r=) =| Choce of With Each Suit os gpeniamaees grocer n= E oommagetan | | | E Any Hat FRE Purchased ating to the pers hang | ; a. i a>, OB ere and asec cured By th SF | . . We ni S$ rin | ho more sanction such e' =U h methods ar 2 - ’ - 4 ~ —— ~ either than h > - : ha eS we) A > rack Citherwise * f a es » | 5 i ll i = “a * - ‘Tan _ by unlawfu! , ondemn "SOE aes « TERTISEMENT ; . ADVERTISEMENT | A THING 0 BLAING But FREE to the RU PTURED : ome teal a potential fora SLEEP AND REST 5000 Sufferers to Get Free Trial Plapao THE BEST OF VALUES—AND led in the country; lien as well a: §- a No Need to Go Through Life Wearing a Useless Truss oaill j PLAPA PAYMENTS ‘ : n nab ; ion = ; This generous offer is made by the inventor of s i.” w the enlarged end of the | VF the manuenacie rights De , ne . ) wonderful © ail > " : . . + J) i ' : J - : E EN find it worth while buying their clothes and due process of law are: : : f ol é | muscies, thereafter domg sway with painful trusses! 5” is the properiy shaped Pad, te be appied aabe here—for they find the newest of stvles— gett eit 2 el Bes 4 f : ’ aitogether and the necessity for dangerous operations. way that it Diocks up the hernia orifice, and teade © the favored colors—and the } f values damentals of the social compa : orevent the cootents of 4 tOT — 2 : 7 a? > *s = os ; : ey" - . 7 ‘ b e a ug eat fF 7 SS Veieee~-aae basis of organized society +» | ‘it . ut | NOTHING TO PAY andomen from protruding these factors are not lacking in this Spring of eenc . ios ; rp ~~~. = | ‘ \ ) Totne extent of 5008suffer- W chin tne Pad 10 0 rasan ‘ Ast i i "ear o s ~ r . 49 en In ens reserroir bere + 44278 9° » > weet vs. ‘ ¢ fering. et a ndatia: a Pa it ! | ‘ j 7 a } ems who write—Mr. Stuart ’ ' Thre: ' ' ' * || send asafficiest quaau'y i= ‘ 4 + a i ii@ = ‘| q j Th a : 4 “ of tbe P'apao amout - ) , i] | Lt + a, Tac nator , : | " ; : 4 | : on to enable you to give it & ~— | , . ; , Py, >t nothing for *tus tra! of Plagas, hho : | escapes through te ~ : opening marked “* aot : Tomorrow Only FREE = n all circumstances, * . | Ly be ih = Se pe SSPPPE, coming marin! “Comte : . STOP USING A TRUSS —. erengnee ADVERTI 5 a , - . Aili : VYrantTs iv Choice of Any Lady’s Hat With emergency, : iw .6r. Daeek ean, AYE ) " > > - - “ ’ a " 2 . ’ “a 7 rm «@) : : ' ss es » —" : he npeocemrar’ called “Reds,” and of the evil prae- —== , : their d p dow: an 4 ~ eo..-% F* 7 > » suppor oe PLAPA COATS AND DRESSES oo poenaee against him, he and his = gmt _ > fat rithn Kind are less a danger to Amer ca , : rhich they e manana lened pRovE vate ; ; | : "escrit nm , f EXPENSE than are those who indorse or use sgt Fr rcuerm Most charming styles in new ripple, box and ' : tailored modeis; fancy stitching, hand embro! Oe ee Oe ml od | pure — dery, radium and fanev «ilk lined. Materials | mag _ mt i)» gt r ‘atsat the USED FOR A DOUBLE PURPOSE . ’ ’ | : i ’ ir it 4 4 weer. no ine, eS , " . Tricotine, Poiret twill and serge. in new shades 2e0 ia 0! ra , aa] . wee First: The prmary and most important object of ‘he of tan, reokie and navy. eetiaitetion te Amun ae ENGLANDER THREE-PIECE BEDS 5 $ 50 $ worse than the immediate wrongs t- The acme of comfort, sanitation and utility in S| whe ja want _No wrinkles @ | econ : : © 0 indivi@uals that they do, ther uy ee 2 a ae flabbines (ll ren to show whe: > ete sned never to retura— =— : —w Sal! Becs. Enamel or Wood Finishes. oring with bh it came of —_ . . And you recover your rigor vitauty, seg. © a 4 . « . . ~-y . — *% _ ee “2 the ry} rae of r a menor and vou look and feel better m every Fer aod "#08 + #8? EGR" (8254646: >? > patented Wit Eder Sice Guarcs that hold che . , ene nae Art ste torn 4 , Se “Rapes one , . re hey disappear. frends remark about your improved appearasar— a oe | - 7 a | r -adhemve. purposely Then, you | knew your rupture @ om rengiy % ne .atter’s fears, distrus: ‘+ a? Ttutionre »} tubDts aft * ; Ti 8 te8Re Cate ores ney are > new thin the ENGLANDER ‘Productions for Sleep and Rest few weeks and ¢ results without © TODAY FOR FREE TRIAL charmeuse and tricetine. embodying al! th $24 15 and $32.50 presen #i Ceesese They ; hy o« Red rt Pt Red aj et hon me : : . “” , : ~~ , ' : SEN . (each . iree-Piete cs Rei vane . “4.06 ' ' l Ot i@w anc authority. °¢ Seiad ee -~ : in a : = : fr ‘ you | ancerely thank me for urgng you 6 . , Mt ty t retaining accept. NOW, thus wonderful free tra. tresses new etyle notes for Spring and feataring * actions of al! great Wars an, , faveret sew shedes in gray. brown, : y Belivia, Silvertone, et ed: ae ee rs, ana due Da-BReds Foldaway Reds Mattresses and black, . V eleur. esses eee s3€1 course mn hie « . Deabie-Da-Rei« (ots and Cribe (envy Beds» ' —$ * - lepartment Store i } —~ 6m af -— =_— —_— = ewer SS I a ’ . +. > i i eaBeoviiie, foOuowWing the Napoleonic wars Quincy. Pirte- Z that in England those wh. ventured ENGLANDER SPRING BED CO. = to raise their voices to refor-. , > : . . : >. . aa | orTr- . ° Second Floor—Over Kresge s rupt politics and oppressive gover, New York Chicago Brookiva Elevator Sisth Street | Stairway W ashington Arenuc ment. or to improve conditions for L ook for thes trade mart the working class, were bitterly de Ein nounced as pre Fre; ry. charge ‘ ee > tried for treason RN iat : . - “8. Popular clamor and mn St. Louis the cireulation of — he — 9 \ violence directed againert then - 4 . . the bar intimidated from defending | the Sunday POST-DISPATCH them Ho Listor, ? me ; | }i w history doth repeat is more than double that of | eee ae - GOODS — itself’ °° © © And yee confidence + —_— . } - the only other St. Louis Sun- the Constitution and national sanity : eRe —_ al is justified. Al extremists wéM remists wil fait | day newspaper to overthrow them Even as the SIXTH AND W ‘Reds,’ the advocate: BR on ASHINGTON ee ee. aan The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening ) RS aie 4 y Continued on Next Page. newspaper giving Associated Press news service, --_-—_Y- | =

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— . pwn : . Fae Me ing te the eA bs o SUNDAY. | Rmmsts 19, 1931. DAILY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCU LATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1) saecenionats ee | ae = Soak Sheen the rete Ae Son Sees Sor “plaieticry cinim: thet ‘the pu =e APPE ARRANCE tion for the injuries was brought on h : WA j ERBUGS is one of the many features i 3 _- paella oe eee eas - — - —_ ~~" NEW BOOKS FOR THE WEEK tore her scalp. The cage was safe- question as follows: Sibly be guilty of maintain 2 nui-! —— est , ily]; 5 naintaining a nuj-'! — 4 and was elevated We are unable 1 see any iegal | «an t] ms uarded by a fence ee unde ; Unaue! (ite 4 ‘LInstanctes. a - a ee - ee ere eet ert the the theory that the keeping of cumstances constituted a nuisance ee a : ‘ 7 : s : included in this new The nasties if Any of theee books will be sent by an 3 : ; ion me ak te New York ; v4 Lock : 9 parcel post to card-holders on re-,*'*© ’©*! aay eat eg RE — aoe aye Seek eeeens Hawety te — i eens eee neh a eae q ceipt of postage, in order of appli-/ *"5 liability absolute. The ce apap at chartered ay tee seetere, ond EEF . Pete 503 ; PORTABLE E dismissed the complaint at the con-| maintains in Bronx Park, for educa- || see STEEL BUILDING GETZ COCKROACH POWDER | WADE AND SOLD BY NM W. D. HUSSUNG 1139 Pine Street. Both Phoue-.. taken to clean out Ceea- cleaned out with cation. Rowe “ee er’ hict ; ; aticeeeceeneeeensioeeten . " , - ’ ’ ciusion Of plaintlis case, Which rui- ional and ent«siainment purposes, ; : U “Ti7"’ for uffed u b AN EMBROIDERY} BOOK.—-By A. ing was affirmed by the Appeliate a display of wild animals. The ani- _ | + Fireproof From Fileor te Roof. se ; Pp “Up, ourn- K. Arthur. Well illustrated in-, pivision of the New York Supreme mais- are safely confined: in cages, {ats ~ > = : if seu ate “Se ties eran CLUS Ing, aching, calloused structions in construction and de-' Court First Department, in Guzzi vs. and suitable fences for keeping the ae For sale by an + % a Ce ae = ’ ’’ rv etite ‘ , s . . . _—— . : a co al Wor. a . feet and corns. en, and many embroidery stitch: wew York Zoological Socicty, 182 public away from th@ cages have ' a 2 rat : ame a “i | 0 K HARRY STEEL CO git — a ” . . . ¥ Bits a es. including aqarning, needle- New York Supple ment. “ai. Judge been erected. The defendant is there Grocerr. ' | ; 2333 Papi Street. S¢. I ; weg "hi . : BSle 1-W "aR . , : " : *hargtt : : 4 ; } ; ‘ : " He ‘ra a — Se -OUls Why go limping around with ach- cobchide muss ee «a = yee Merrell wrote the opinion wherein he, conducting this exhibit under legis- | Celambia Bettle Ce.. Distributérs, pies @ Panes. ope ; (‘ontracts y ; . ‘ouc and ? ae $1 PER MONTH BUYS THIS SPECIAL asi— “Tiz’*’ makes vour feet glow with ' the drug store now and grmdden your with the authors investigations | tortured fect? into magic, the powers of incense. ‘a 9 drugs and perfumes, the astra! a A ress . “ ight, sorcery and occultism > eomfort: takes down swellings and et — ie , Tee oF. u ' — en | ee draws the soreness and misery right COLONIZAT ION OF NORTH : SE — ee —— out of feet that chafe, smart and AMERSCA—-By ai. E. Bolton and : . ——_—, Fae Foe EE burn. ‘‘Tiz’’ instantlv stons Pain in T. M. Marshall. European expan- — a— eo yy sion in North America down to : “A a ; ' ' eorns, callouses and bunions. *‘ Tiz’’ 1783 | ae 4] : :' ~ (83, coveri the founding the ; | : i. glorious for tired. aching, sore teet > or . ng i4i er ng : ‘ =~ : I . ln . . ; colonies; expansion and interna- . : : b ; - : : No more shoe ticghtncess—n« , ; . ; r re e y aabes See tional conflict; and the revolt of 4 \\ borsure. the colonies. ~ ECES FOR EVERY DAY THE , — ne ~ve A >» = ; oe lt ll etme tek ‘ as SCHOOLS CELEBRATE ry N. GUARANTEED HH. sit | ser “3 = og : Demine l. Bemis. com- SOLD | iiters Prove and poctical selec : tions for classroom work in th» uppecr ETranimar ETA les gieans a : qa fr cety) A merican we? ite ‘a Tri lude 2 cass sensesadesticetes * OE Sed ccd oses tae ee: sob iveos os canes $cebsen ne od pb a'ed sod 00 Seb occ tice onceibdbene sos hesnccbboceweic’ ease Selections for Roosevelt day, Red L ] Cross dar, Censtitution day, and £e m em Mother's day. The greatest valuc eve: ~se NGLE ROADS AND OTHER gold Lodge Embiem worth & nt . TRAILS OF ROOSEVELT . . €ute show the actua! 77 . i te fuliy guaranteed io be = Henderson. “A ie of plated, filled or stiffened, but nu " stories man: tol y Roosevelt geid through and through ard enameled himself, i rhich 1 fe this great in coler and mounted on a : , v. | , , ie . with eafety mu’ Aver ne ww ste] A} i! with the distinct understand ng that the statesman meney ue refunded | a ene — we!) one ae £006 for less than 50c. Larger MANUPACTU y "SLUG j AJ - , 2 site £1.50 value. 35e. THE CA . AN! Lor . JSANITA vE : “ = SSSANITARY 2 ; -~ ’ cal) mrder rat i. if you can't cal) order by mat. 5 a H. P. Heriot of the two industries 1" 2 SF ef 4 arately, and noting the 4d ment of each. Deals also wit! | Z ; | ‘ ‘ by-products of both industries and % the refining of suga: & e & oe § ba VICTORIOUS ATTITU 2 . * wo " a mer qe “a. Fie Ff “e we S. Marden Anothve if stand : se ._ = ©iD. : iad i} Lhe | ~ SP Ra? « toerious attiti } the keynote f i @F 73 Sone of the ne! chapters are » - - m “ Mi You f osperity mag- *s aking - > id : ; : The riump!] f heaith ideals: & liow to stay young Y-. . os 3 o Hl occ sre: : my y = “4p STRAY-AWAYs.—RBy E. O. Som- —. ft > ase t im : = i ~ “2 ; “tif . ‘ . - ee > ne pa + : ~ : d " 44 ” - se “5 ag : Free With = Wit! lend a tone of m ’ H M. Ross. Trips into > ne —_— I | — ~ > Absolutely 2nu Venn arn ~ .* Every Parchase af refinement to any ta- et 2 $10 or Over, Either ble. We have a iim- FD, nd other flights of fancy or re- © a So ithe ' | > dit ited number—eet one gewarvy © Optica) Ca =P" Rumor and fine character | ) ee . . MEI | ae 2 ’ appreciation. amen , 609 LOCUST ST ESSAYS ON MODERN DRAMA- ) | 5 . TISTS.—By W. L. Phe! Sepa- \ | Nae ave f anized oe a oe =. 0) wae — Delicious rte Aneci ine vorthy, tch, Auguetu homas = , R $, dainty Angel Fudge ee en _—_ = ——_ ; b Rosta made with nents lithe ~ eeeinenen heir ¥ AirlinE °°. a es we” ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY MAN oo. RECEIVES D, A. C. CITATION 2 1. 2-eps ener TWh ‘ee terre : ‘up Wet: ; ion ry ee.) oer So ont! Licut. John T. Maguire TIewarded ~~ — I ET gt A BIO E A 1 AL a aE A Rc elem GMC ele UES neal tie alr +e 8 ~~ ~~ ye A A Nn a a 1-Scup Aaiine Boner - | £0258 eg’ eer : cp er, pee Dt tn fg a for PE-atraordimary Heroism in . —~$ Exermont Engagement. , . us ; “ , h . , —! ' ban : aa Lieut. John T. Maguire of 442% oman ir bow . ; 3 7 . ° 8 pen end cul squares Lev or O'ive etroet for mer ~~? ] Onie 1? . - ’ te acre vs - ] treet. ri st. 20Ui | s } o> - ” an , “ —_— — versity foot ball SLAT. has received JOIN OUR 500 CLUB . Goldman Bros. i Per Month Buys This ~ ; Wonderful Colonial Desk $1 PEK MONTH BULLS THIS BIG 20-PIFEGCT ALUMINUM COOKING OUTEIT . ". B: * PT at en! ‘ here sh means of our wonderful Club Pian, wherein we from the War Department the offi- cial citation under which recent $1 a Month Buys This Accept Liberty rE Exactly as he enabied of moet wonderful Alumingra ver of hese Set we are nab! to offer the mo woondderful Almming av ard Lo hin ‘ f rt) Distinzu shed Bonds at CHI OROBE a — , ssamnbion. owe > ; ‘ wrote «2 _ ~ age Agere. ~ A oe sae > : ay hese neo ' wonder vi Service C¥oss was made. The cita- KITCHEN CABINET , tu “ot tion follows: FINE Their Full Value ig and t uu but e cheap and undersized _ + . “Qt ALITY > Es e a iuminum Low . ° ‘teer*, ** the ‘(tharnce of e fot ) ' .* =} bot iAL You Get a Beautiful Blue Bird Dinner set free With Your Alominom Set, -* ry tion near Exermont, France, Oct cays’ time as cash. We 1918 Although severely wounded, coent. the same as if vou | $1 Per Month Buys a > . a | © al an > , Ls 2 ; : ~ -. : ; Lie ut. Maguire refused 10 - evacu- : paid the money in advan e. 2 ; “ , ated continue to lead is | LD ALALL | Bod 7 eae d Be. hi : | (ole ar WE CLOSE SATURDAY |! | ae i $1 = SPECIAL GRASS RUG gcive vou 10°, cash naa : sa leut. Maguire was wounded twice +O a) {4 ae iB ij ff ’ ' | 4 : 6 ‘eviously, once by a rifle bullet at ese. | —_—, hia rs | § | cn 5 8 A Carriage i Seich ‘yy and later by a revolver | . y gk-v sass + | ne fe uliet in ti face at Cantign: ft cs —— i Tas 2a irst Lieutenant in B Com niantry, First ivisio! A THING OF THE P AST CURIOUS DECISIONS fet rid f ther 10% his we URED = ute by new method eR WT LO Oiguid OF COURTS CITED IN ge i Ag ee RECENT LAW REVIEW If they have olree ay teace tie a’ ence. with proper protectis: teey ra. Continued from Preeeding Page. Cisapperr. Derwille does his for eee ae very fret application proves 1 iw this test: Note to what extent law. will in due time pass awa: Jt Truss we ty show, ~ mi" mM T bent Tse “64 je for the courts to restrain both. ™ * wine efein and see hr bln TAR. Ler . . , , end of the PLAPAO-PAD, , they arpear. By using DERWILIL«) when brought within jurisdiction throughout the summer vou will remove SER . . ry ’ 7 4 cy been ordered to ‘get * ee ‘ii mie ent _... : . ; on " her hone : but ahe i . i #« it h . F bike “Tre sore on un» rated, and she does not sper eit tamster. 1 tried ell medicine oh imcumsi ce If such an o! ves. buf nn ithout eucceasr. . Time or : i? «i umMSsIiAaAT _ +f - -_ tom. but ther failed to c we me ['+der was given. e\ ident!?y she felt se- mn’? glieep for tmenv nights for vain ra PS mes * : ors said I could mot itive fer mere cure to disobey it; and, for augh * thar twe years. Fimaliy Petersen * _ '- that appears. her stay is voluntar) . ec o io me. an ' - fer . Age. ye , .] nt ard neither degrading nor canger- o_o yours Wittiem Haase. “est ous If the affidavit of her husband : Bo. 198." .. ayia 7 is tf Tl. corer ite dad. her abode in the rye Z le & hm. v ba pea utiful toreae pet t‘enette Buite, nite - srwyetle af ‘ne -_ P : ty €. . + . : »- : né@ have hun fl ne others uowe is agreeabie to him. aside from Buffet. Table vee . = tie . +s ‘ . ; : 7 é Cat ; . ' wonderful cures of Eczema. jrs effect upon this gation oF til ry ag ~ae ’ : A , ~. 2 4° Plat .1@ Guerter-gawed oak. Could row select etiv- : TT ‘ alee re &6 Ch na . hh : rg ; . sone home” Vv ay : eur Skin Diseance saving of his money. There is no or 1 rar sal t remmar ' e - ee :, : = > . a ej —— - = a _ . } eye : su eee ‘aA. Wee a woe elie Siow : mi bebe Ler ma. Closet. on r free offer with eur pareheass—- . frm o ® - tA t* ey * Stereo « Ointment ie G0 cer Remember, You Get » Blue Bird Dinner at I ree, the woman and the child ae st ail @rugeisw,. and there -. proof that 1 wonderful value ! “mipded drugeis” iw egy - are not afforded maintenance in this - ' wees ~ Special sale : rent woretee ti. Mati cage oe ~ hy , f lift : Peterson Ointment Co. ; UGA, . house according to the station of iit ¥ | ae - Dolkeh, FE Me@ier. En-, : a 1% ,. Gerle , -# -™ oe Weolf-Wilson Druc of the parties. The purpose of ali- ; Se ©», will supply rou money is support. *~ * * It should i. Ay ie Gcasn i tie case, * #8 Tao If You Live Out of St. Louis .) not advise a denial of any counse |! : . foe, especially as the defs ndamt iIn- , ee © tends to raise the question of juris- , , et diction. which he may do at trial, st g Sore Skot seer, 6¢ 6 © © © «hut ‘I think that only $100 We Sell for Cash on a = from A Medicine should be allowed. The condition e or No ve for @f the Special Term calendar affords a : Easy Payments, - : | a trial forthwith, if beth parties are q 4 Matter Where You Live Fs 3 anxious for a disposition of the issue ii ~ cara WE SELL FOR CASH OR CREDIT WEPAY THE FREIGHT © . : . A ball with which three little giris 4 , TO YOUR TOWN ON , aitment PURCHASES were plaring rolled under a bear HorSQ DAYS cage, and in attempting to recover 30.6 CS p—2 a i if ALL it oné of the children was severe!) CONSIDERED CASH | | 8 Fat - FS = an! Cj VU ' : —_ i e — } Liki tt tiie injured by the bear, which reached “between the bars of the cage and caught her by the h&ir and scverely , | " ;

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Those Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. St ND 1 ¥. : Lil. 2 APE —— ~U SUNDAY POS7-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than . 4 . vpene#iit Miss M Dowell. 20 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH First Presbyterian Fiscal Report. The fiirst Presbyterian Church, | MISSISSIPPI VAILEY Sarah street and Washington boule- vard, has raised and expended in its | work In the last fiscal year $28,63°, CONVENTION MAY )-4 cf which $7207 has been given for | cthers in benevolences, acvordirg to Ad- the year’s report of the board of d we trustees. The report shows the tot=-1 Backers Seek to Have New ee, 2 be 600 ministration Send Cab- inet Members. AD Special to the Post-Dispatch. Why It Is Called “The CHICAGO.—A request - new administration adopt a Greatest Body Builder”. o+‘ne«:: ; ’ that LZ lie ral plan of having the various Cabin et ‘members attend conventions and | gatherings of national importance, ‘in order that the Government may be guided in giving recognition to undertakings, have been the Mississippi Valley As- through the organizations Harry H. Merrick, of Chi- | worthy made by sociation, | president, | Cago. | In line above | Merrick states, that he hopes to the administration inaugurate the coming convention of Valley Association, Orleans. May 2, by Wal of Agr ure, atte participate in oo aicebs ultura!l ference. which, according to Mer- rick, promises to be one of the most important of the six conferences at which will be discussed, in detail, the economic phases of the valley territory. That the request popular sentiment the fact, Merrick states, Wallace fecls kindly towards the movement and in all probability will be pres- ent. E. T. Meredith, former Secre- tary of Agriculture, under President Wilson's administration, will also at- tend the conference. “The Mississippi Valley prestige, ___ ¢as a producing area of agricultura! ‘al products, demands that every effort a ADVERTISEMENT. shall be exerted towards developing 6he TUs this natural asset to the fullest pos- sible measure.” says Merrick. “The Gets-It citizens of this vast area are work- ‘ine in harmony to the end that even The Corn greater production may be had. But. operation br placing before proper authorities at Washington Peeler the needs and aims of the Mississippi | Valley in an intelligent and compre- ’ This Corn Remover is Guaran- hensive manner. teed. ' “Surely there can be no more au bers. who in turn, can terminate their findings to the authorities art Washington for their consideration and co-operation. “In every phase of valley develop- 'ment we shall urge the fullest Gov- Government officials present at all of these. {ft Is our tntention to place the Information before the officials in order that the er Valley gitizens may receive the proper Go ernment support and s) man oF Pvelop- Relief from corn suffering follows the thentic method to impress the Gov- ernment co-operation. Waterways. their efforts.”’ with the request have iplan at the ithe Mississippi to be held at New ing H. C. S and 4, ha’ Secretar nd at The reason that Father John’s Medicine has been called the greatest body builder is because its pure food elements are so prepared that those who are weak and run down, under weight and in poor health, are able to take up the nourishment which it con- tains and realiv make use of it in re- building flesh and strength. The system follows nature's own method in thus establishing normal flesh and strength. Father John’s Medicine is not a stimulant and is guaranteed free from alcoho! or dan- gerous drugs. is meeting witn evidenced by pin or there are many phases of dé ment that these citizens can be largely assisted in through the aid of Government co-operation. the intention of the Mississippi ley Association to secure this ———- ~ of “Gets-it" almost as quickly ernment with the genuineness of a re eee ef So these efforts, than to have individual! interests, representing every state and community in the Mississippi Valley, express themselves in open conference before the Cabinet mem- transportation, economics, reclama- n, foreign trade, merchant marine. and agriculture will be discussed in detail at these conferences, and, | while it may not be possible to have . Net enly hard corns. but every. kind of o7 23 2 J a5 Ge te rour a@ruegiet today. of ae it.” Costs but a here eo money back ¢ mrad. Lawrence & a + > : ‘ \\\ coal miner takes daily risks. Yet his danger is no greater than yours when your health is at the mercy of constipation. Constipation— the destroyer—-works fast. Germs multiply rapidly in accumu- lated waste matter. Poisons threaten each moment with pneumonia, influenza and other sickness. At this time of danger, you must seek immediate relicf. You cannot afford to risk slow-acting, uncertain cathartics of the old-fashioned type. Your physic must work—and work quickly. That is why it should be a water laxative —a laxative that will really Mush the system. Pluto Water is becoming more and more the laxative of those who best know health rules. The minerals in Pluto make it sure—and quick. The water helps gently to flush away allimpurities. Pluto is harmless and never-failing. Pluto Water is beneficial in treatment of kidney, liver and stomach troubles, rheumatism and nervous di Bottled at French Lick Springs, Ind. Your physician prescribes it Se 7 h|~ SAYS HIGH SCHOOL WORK school parents she has visited in PRODUCES BACHELOR GIALS tise th ==? in teachel PHILADELPHIA.—Does a high education make bachelor. sch: maids? Elizabeth McDowell, teacher of ‘commerce in the Seuth Philadelphia reports that' ss 7 — . Uid He OF Littis rir =~ ire rninges V\ 5 ’ ;7 = = McDowe if MEOEr DATeNnts. High “Spoil” > schools parents izgh school the girl * says of fore ign apres man e is th the fo aula so much on dren the children _ ‘* ro LO TtHe@m. ror | at (er tt aioe FREE b find fewer complaints this kind. but I still find -many ers who think high schools girls. What has napp ned reign p os : > . . ' $5.00 CASH—$4. 00 MONTH > a Brass 4 7 Com é Bed Cuttit Onl $5 Down Pig A cepted You Cannot Equal This Anywhere $350 Fi ine Tapestry Overstuffed Suite! "a *O>T) on Pe Tin mport lar $99.25 value for $64.50. - > : 4 ‘ ” ° : rs > . - : > . ~ ‘ . “ ' « aA GENUINE PORCELAIN . REFRIGERATOR $49.15 ... ? ort wy nd $65.00 957.50 OAK OAK DRESSER CHIFFONIERE $33.50 $34.50 Sanitary R-U-G-S included in This Wonderful Sale Big Values Always Here a te 649 50 7 ogo x eagioecan ne tr yp erimgs. patterne- in thie ants signs in this sale TF $65.00 ox 12 Velwet enecie per vard Rugs: , S1.6cu cenuine (ork lL.ineleum: ete na... See | Std tates ee ee 4 sminetes S708 minster seamic«s —_ \ re P Vall seamless sale. @ Rus, ne so.) genuine Linelewm: -_ $46.75 sDecial. pe $1.49 oe imported (. rasa use Im laid _ . Don’ t Sibestoah This Wonderful Bargain $275 4-Piece William and Mary $ Bed Room Suite lor Mondayr—ryo1 § suites to | $45.00 Oak Kitchen Cabinet 7 Seid on Faer Terms ef $1a WMenth ia ; ~ " $58.50 Chifforobe 29 sioo.ee Wi tite on Veivet tugs. ©. S17 sale... O90eE9 | in this sale, s = = =='$10.50 ‘far? Sq ; s just one of our many sensational vaives in te BR e furnit N. W. Cor. Washington Av. and Our se Easy Credit Terms Gladly Arranged on Any Purchase This Low Price Never Known Before $255.00 Cane Living-Room Suite $65 Davenettes J} Less Than Factory Cost You ean’t find such a value as this im St. Louis. Made im the go'den and fomed oak finish and mabeoganvy—upholstered in good quality Spanish chase leather. So ao iS OLlono. nN ——— a0 eno Selon = bo) fo) ———— ff) ——________[-} __ ¢-} ____— ae ; f : he = The Herniatone > ican : 2 q —_ ts : ” hte 4 ” ™ . ’ OTE SRS LORS RRB sassy on, el ae ae . ’ S> ~ _ hs lat Ae 2 - fa H| x Lat OH ye? = = = © -_s = = © 3etge:3 © Where can peop} greatest reservoir c p the Encyclopa¢ othe resource of t generation for a ce creased demand § ‘Are You ’ Today as never k he or she can obtai and economic read strange conditions, dous readjustment who, as executives tesponsibility and k temuneration. To tries, the Britanni hensive character, msight into his we “ * The man who he is particularly fitt Knowledge is alwa the world to sell, a knowledge to deliv times over in divide The Most « The Britannica ty and esteem fro as the great refe Language. It has entire world throw article in the Brita teliable and authori @f the day, each a furnishing an article The Britannica . @tience, industry. and race devcion tion, steam, electri You and your famil A Means In placing the El ef Cambridge annoy Mica is now offered and belief that it wi an instrument of eu ickly and compl Mica an indispensab Written that theBri Might term “the t Purchase I have sec iMsurance company 3 the people’s uni

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| . , “EXT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. 22 = =ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT AINE a TT PTT anvenrisemesr.______ DFCIAN TEXTILES ON eprenitig, SIMPLE APPLICATION | — ISPLAY AT MUSEUM FL | Dr Ne mere eG@ueetinge ave rninmchire and ft wet rid of t cee netigeti: Bess Diackheada There iw one simple. safe ' and sure way to cet them oct. sad that te te dissolve them Te do this. Jue ellis and muc later inl through arising. play, se 6 When ber of th give Dr. size de . se 9 val. " @ get about t*®o oumce® of «a on \'e@ potder @rom your d@ruggist——eprinki> a little . ™ het. wet sponge—red briskly over ' Sieckhead@ds fer #8 few sconds—tT: the parts and every biacsheadc rene. Pinching and soueetinge e sbeads make ‘ara like Lemo SS Renneds te ~~ - — oS a ee ee ~~ — 7 "he , oe is WIth per . ~~. im ° : ts | o : ip | , | matics. _ friend. i ‘ » a, = . : " : ~ ‘ ' Ss ‘ | mS , i | ie | and sv fj - ws ‘ . . oo ~ on _ > . ness, “ + ’ - P : lt a . =. appetite e . . ‘4 - > * > - , , ‘ : : : > . . ’ , : , _ : : >» * - ' ’ ’ “ : : > - ~ , > - — ~ \ . - ° 7 2 ~ rt ¥ . - . Pe ay + ** . . - sitet . Terms to Suit the Customer s Convenience : pill *There is only one ‘‘Caterpillar’’— Holt builds it. The name . ATE, Pat Off vas originated and is owned exclusively by this company. infringements will be prosecuted. Phoenix Coloniai 3-Room Guifit r tela . 2 = = wr {hie special stle—en a streng intorement to rc= J? aes. THE HOLT MFG. CO., Inc., PEORIA, ILL. DE ! I PEORIA J ILL Branches and service stations all over the world STOCKTON, CALIF Oa is Q. B. "AV ERY 1442 North Broadway St. Louis. Mo. a> __ ht id . x Bridge & Beach “WaMmNEHY ~— ? —— Lid oe ond =f ayy Se ty A //a4-° | 2 , ch d " ars meyer ore & ana 1S SEED OF RICH HED BLOOD. TRY > | ’ o ; et) ; - " . —— . x J é = . Z Spectal fer Wenday and Tuesday ' -—™ ; tention gg one war Davenette Suite A gE Sate commune ot! TAM past i ee aa This is @ traly wonderful Suite. At a moment's = ~ Seappaators ontere: — a } . _ “a PURE BEEF BLOOD motece the Davenette can be converted into fu!!- ry jo Sgt crpartcalee wus a ie mt ' m. cetable « site, comfortable bed. It is fitted with strenc. elastic springs; the chair, rocker and davenette oe —_ oe 2 ‘\| ale . “e Eppes E Ponference | compriees A. J. Mai 77 SAMPLE FREE! are upholstered in imitation leather. Must be seen S64 75 CHIFFOROBES D ‘ime, which sere ores hing. 7 ! raéing £ 3 -F | them te «e . teaspeorfa! ererr ‘e: the cough tw mo ' ; makes a full pint of the very salest co pugh ae We show a Ve .s MM. asks “My ecalr *tobee A tonte wieorating | ™° ‘« feverieh and « crest . Cademene tabier at iy -androf = present. = aid to Nature by supply in cod for this? , anc eve your : : er arpir waitin review “Eperate. = en ea°m™ nerves - ? shettered nerves Fre ne=rer ‘. ‘ + . . P . . . ~ ™ . . > . 17 ,, " . ™ 2 ° 7 , ~ ‘ f Chiffers!} | = is aa ; a” ane . - 7 . =. + - —_ 7 = > ~ ~ 7 7 : = . . = .* 7 - . - . od ’ > * m - - os 7 . 4 / © . .- ve . . _— , a : a ; , ? sa - s _.° ™ > ~ ' ~~ — - .* a? - Ss : : reo ~ stvies and rotenone aie genta rs Seay Nec THIS TRIAL OFFER LIMITED Sign e¢xectiv as show! +. - - ~ where for Sia. Phoenrs rerice. - lar sre — ” Lhe . : — . 7 = - , 9 = — padi —~ > > YiUédred™” writes f am « nDerrasped because of the fact a eee $210.1 Central College for 1 SPECIAL OFT ER. Goo ' is : cee 4 ~~. aa tems mw Pees ' ; ; ! . “\2 ‘ ¢ . u ; ik : ’ ™ 4 aa and . : “—._ the f three-craeie Sts. ay Oe otie Pes A. / i wr . ’ ’ ’ P ; =< ib. : io AAA AAAAAAAAAAAALAAEERER REE REE ES PAP AARAAADASAARADDAADADEAEAAE REAR ERE DD DY AT 1226 OLIVE STREET =

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sca see, ; a Semele ~ en SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 1921. / DAILY POST-DISPATCH Advertiser: ive 5 : -NT \F CITY oh a vertisers Receive 50 PER CENT MORE CIT) CIRCU LATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. *ST.LOWS POST-DISPAICH 23 ~ ome ———@ Aecnt * SS em ————————— Mothers! Give Youngsters TUBERCULOSIS COSTS «© EQNS Vor srenra cco mene | Genuine Diamond Dr.Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin | $3,000,000 YEARLY (MMM S stanoano‘Four BP I Rt BARGAINS] SOF TI Se TT] Pane ane, ATIRESE? @ U BARGAINS | 3Ur ti and headaches. te : Surve\ St. Louis Loses aie | | secrtlgdhsa? oe | , THOUSANDS OF ISOLLARS’ WORTH OF TIRES y-ray the child regular daily : Amount Annuall\ in ’ | BEING SACRIFICEIQ IN THIS SENSATIONAL SAL. elimination as young as possible, : Money and Efficiency. é big discounts. All - | weedy ager ene will be evoided = ; : 2 strictly first grade. Pia a . We are ec ntinuing one of the most important ive. ihe most convenient hour At fl €. x aU tiara ye ent« ; ; throughout life is immediately upon Qo pote sis costs St. Louis n : SURE CORD oT STANDARD ng Tire events of the season. Unparalleled ‘Prices ; gy le does not then interfere with “1 man 935,000,009 ete A : ear, accore: ~ ten ' aS wirenmtee FOUR if subject to stock on hand. As the demand is sure ’, schoo! or w . by tt} ing to figures compiled byw th uber- { Z (arehh- Wile -- -. . . - 4 . : werk. ' culosis Society of St. Louis. This cos’ Made in St. Louis |FABRICS ‘uarmnioe ' IRES % tO be heavy early buymg 18 advisable. en in spite of your effortsa mem- }-———- 4 is in actua! money paid out for the ALL NEW. CUBAN, FRESH STOCK ber of the family becomes constipated, Yo | | care tuberculous persons, for the Se se ‘ actiw « Banckit ets ten ae ; se aol ae ts’ eintale ode es Caidwell’s Syrup Pepsin in the [:-— | industrial loss because of impaired me vinta . id of the manufacturers’ eames) oo. acces anes ae wey sole gp on the bottle. It isa | By Cs Oe ee ee ae 30x: 9 : 51.7 | Be (ALL STANDARD MAKES), mild, gentle laxative safe for young . a ee eee ee ee ee ; | 1, Me 2843, G000 B50 3R bvalessem | p54, ‘149 : _ oo sae cae ee nae 3x4 Meee ; sf largest selling liquid laxative in the : Kdoia ge mmittes of Qne Hundred Sixt ) R172 sem ees | “te nen $16.00 world, and most economical AS a sixtyv . . ‘EIS AL ea : ar ago ' a -_ , el, . : : a , £16 15 cent bottle will last you many montb bel Sudk 1) 42 7 | hail : : £995 yrup e iD. tsa e Uards theirhealt 4 \. os = ae "% : a : “it | aa 2 = a ._*. eo, 7 ane , & > & Site 7 ~- _ .\\ sy ly . \\ Me ys oa a - FINE BALL LIAN] DA MOND 2 $14.06 , be iteca t ’ '_es w' ‘i oe nedien ~— gore sre? a tee ; : . that a = . . . . BE V | ‘RY THING NE Wy P tT ss L's we | \" Ab! ~ T¢ Ww) ~ i a We ; \ . i 2 ' if (, i aul onds _ t He «4 ; - .) ; 78% Rs ; T bes and "y’ hes . S ye rt - tiv) diamone ; ombrat . . \ ; ai Pisviine, y 4 Jecal a, ' j “— j , , : . . at * t 7 bf ich hod of , tte seg Miller. nend, Goodyear, M ay oe ge pe tm with birth month nes or Re ‘ —. . . P VJ tf a em | f¢-7 We . = > - FF . 7 wae Y 2s perresqeps aa P * on wil ie ‘ : ' - i «4 jie . ; " ; y 4 a ea? rs -. ‘ “ a Bet. * oy mumerouese | et "Trier Ln ri = pulling ee ee ee Clean, Spacious Quarters 1” foo coke usmah Sc atmneans cia ieee Birk Ribhon 1.00 . , : en“! ew? £9 95 A sper al lot Loftis Perfeetiip S16." 3 Ihamond Rings on sa a TUBES | 5 Credit Terms | | ayn vrata y $1.25 a Week MILLER toa, sts aay (929 iy *MireX ol a ted , as as J ‘-« ’ (>? . . : Lt oueecru « NEW LAWS BASED ON AMERICAN i badd h ’ = : ake Anyones Word]. ...+ % . STATUTES ADOPTED IN SAMOA y y = 9 A350 a Week % e@ riarne A : I FAN he | P Al ion Commaniments of Bible Were ° , pe caagi 8 nS iuad Nar ite ¢ ? April Specials | . * Lee Pre 7 al Diamond Kings $75.00 up Diamond Bar Pius $25.00 up - a , 4 ‘ a Of Standard-Make Tires | iets Sr rae oS —— , tee bene , | Wedding Eings S$ 400 up Ame ! ‘ Watches, Solid Go'd $27.50 up NATIONAL, Wrist Watches $29 ww We are making these radica! reductions on every Tir cf mst ye ; , , | a : I D ' : e of ‘ ) . "ox I ine - r P Searf Pin» $15.06 ws eur large stoek in preparation Pr Tyrie ny has ert ‘ : ene ' Ai ' if LnAo fd! Ics wn Do \ OU L mn mh mar at ye oo eed Outi por Hoe = i of our appointment as distrib or a me | ie evised laws , ” : Lo aaa cae Me , Fo 7 ~ a - tink {7-SI7E SEMA: sinet go | : ‘ | | | more of the other mans state eal eee $20 yl © Vigan prices are reduced to move tires. Read ther : eae soot on bale _- FoRD | ments than you do of your own Touring Ronan | Pe Te ‘*Governor ’ 6 te ER ER TE gan 6 etre " si ‘ : oe _ : . ‘ | : 1 nate and Appor mie Diamond Ring > 28x32 28! en : Rey ance fe - > +? 28x38 Non-8ki¢, 6000 miles 33 .- So +4 pvided fi Semeqne 3 , ; FU . OAKLAND ° ¥ ~ 24 Hours Free Trial | ONERLAND PAIGE a) 4 (HATICES AALAN ZZ! everearge MUU) ry 4000 a -« : ;” examined ty ' Rea) APF FRIES 8B TS : : . “sin 4 e.~ onrrs Strt rat Fe Vie (all er Write fer (etateg So. 265 Phone fentrul S658; Wate OT; and saieeman will esi. pe S.. ? wie ap = ' ond 2 ‘ . OF : ‘ . ; , , . Be N. 8.. ’ : out _ aoa & . . a= " ' ve res 7. . ¢ e? *fanrnen : . , , 8 ' ! ; om - . - — . xa. 1530 3705 NS S000 mies. 44.55 JM village This, officials decided. would wing | | MONEY BACK | : | e 1 : a temptation fo ) rpc - We Stock All Standard Makes. Such as Diamond. Fisk, Goodrich. *e@ omer oe 4 Dt € =. er Conductive Anesthesia Wtere end Osxygece Gas Adminicterce SEVENTH 49) OLIVE, &. EB. Cormer, Over Savdperts oa - ' ee ere. S Hours: Daily § to 6: Sunder, ® te 12 [ft | at the West Presbyterian ented | ~ e4 . : “ } i , T H : _ ‘ TI = re : a7 are - : h : Qn Ti Oot é ‘** . & . » . LARGEST VULCANIZING Wri . 45 Bm SS Ee 7 , ete . ax wake thing _ és + n the | , : aut 1Tro) | ie _ We have reserved nothing. Tells About Arising ‘Every one war. . , . 7? « ry ’ a 7 F ‘ > fy : . ' . ; : } Night, Because of Kidney T TE TIRE co vineer Seaieittin alk ieee dinlenanibd TRAFFIC (Danger Signals for You: A OP Bf isnocence. ie, however, forgo: te rom to as so) in _ ter 4 as A ' : 7 ad RE rtp é For two years I ha . C@preseion ané £ Orv @ ae? one, Central 510 ufiog Ma mewert Tatviets | DORRIS Batmwort Teves os & Hyet reiiab.e forgive frm lhere.- vu tne r Svrac me x _ yaet @pe of thee- As practiced by man) macers den" . aah (lass on Pageantrys for ( hurctes. Il believe to be the greater —— 7 , ef \ ame CFF nurci Singing ana tating pain during Wheat wer once ' , : ered a" painfo) ordea! in a agenuist har ' rai : vageat ’ W ibd -_ ATIC a as grinding. extracting. Diliing ane cro™ ~~ . mn two of the Weet End churches to : Sensitive teeth. and many other heresetore | [1 Augustin Smith musica! iat 4 . UguUs : : ba mi,USs) * ; . TAB LET Onuide | . if Desired. if America Smith if on hie wa | . > . ome from Japan. Where he went te - _ perigiert wt > harsh cDeee , . — Srgpe ect nt Grant and National Distributors your hidmeve heed the beat, s'ag *; eligieus pagean a e —_ ina. henner medicine fleseive Carefu! a eworla’e Sunday schoo! cenrentior . and Mam wert von ge on the ' ¢ : Sul : bo ¥ ae (her ave | itention | ve | Sugden Betramce om Seventh *. -¥3 *

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eg ee a rt ett " . W ed ie . J SER ere aie ir eed STNDAYT, APRIL 1¢@ 1981. “. ~ , i latell lines ™ “VT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Then Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. | 94 =.) ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT M ’ y ott p = ? : t > men each, are expected to take | Coliseum. Silver cups will be award- ™ , e contests, To ine } ‘ cT at The ; ed to the winning teams. which is one of 375 worth of choice best display of Art League | the best displays of school gardens) lmhoth of the city and county. Any, APPEAL FOR EXHIBITS FOR Are You Old-Fashioned or Rich? bulbs given fewer the Louis DIVORCES WIFE ON FREE FLOWER SHOW MADE | schoo wishing to exhibit ts asked iris, and the St. | : cs » Mra. Robert J. Terry, 5315)! prize for cut perennials. A specia a . eee avenue Schools are asked | prize valued at $50 has been offered || These Are the Only Two Kinds of Truck Owners | 9 Spee ee oem make for ex- t | take pictures of their gardens’ for the best display of flowering A ME Th at D "f U | “ a es een. Biaete foe April 15. and send same to Mrs./shrubs by Edward Mallinckrodt on se - 3 the free Mower show which will be o Ys i This . sae sears in sue 2 > . _i Terry. Another set of pictures wi his must be won o years ins . - mor, ee oo - be taken April 15, 1822, and prize = cession to become the ns aarp a a oe : cs | ? I H COLU [AN HOIS I A den Club of St. mame 9 There will be | awarded to the echools which mak the exhibitor. ome 4 _ bs Ben Texas Man Sa\ . ee I oseéd as . LIGHTN ING 4 . es In the year. same amount under the same - . ay a ee 5; ; nt oe 9 noe for admission to| Se memigtead & prizes have been | ditions has been offered for cut per- Girl of 20 and After Wedding The first don’t care about saving time and the second tbe sh or for entries. | se . eamane | ennials by Ed ds Whittaker. : neared. ; ; Special prizes are to be offered for |obtained for the flower show, among ennia : dwards nay), eal a Son, 14, AP} eare ] F N O —W S| y NO 4 ? class don’t care about saving money. | | J i oe % + He, Special to the Post gagged nin a : “HOLLER Og Grand 32444 | ; 3 ms > WICHITA r ALLS. Tex... Al io a ; 1 here ar alrea j > mam exe reasons why vou should be. h it FOR , bietor 1946-T. \ \ | —Carl Walker of Burkburnett, tcx.,| here is anotbe: HUMWEL’ 2 a ss e,. r . and formerly of St. Joseph, + ‘om his ¥ i la \ c | | Hi} : } G i ~ ba 7 . xt : ) 3 = troubles bathe : g ie} a ne Dis . ae . a: € : cura Soap and : abana if 3 0 gently, and a acl f rs Aga ga co a 259‘. Discount on U. §. L. Batteries. a boaees Sry til os He testified that when 2: as il On: : , 7 Do not fail to mm estes bie wife, a year and a half}il 25 . Discount on Recharging. 3 = 3 quisitely scented : . “ eante hore! f hy¢ ' ~ a > : 2 ee ¢ ’ Direct Every Tire in this sale came to us direct , p " D go, she represented hersel! “ih Free Rental and Golden Rule Service. 3009 La Salle St ae oe ae about 20 years of ag rie Was -V.' 5) . F from the factory—new, fresh stock— on e ay : Ss‘ iH said tmat i was aiWwa | r s unparall ! (| ott ys ans t} at on tT! , smallest hu rier HUMMEL MEG. CO. St. Louis. Mo. eg rom every Tire in this sale was manufactured to Order (tne dean aeagiemgglicdean Rae eee | vou will | a saving of $7.87—on the average size battery Dump Bodies, Cabs and Trailers. EE Cotrcura : " n treateu her a3 an inne : ey - ; eR, ese ‘ Factory within the last go days. Before Your el each cian Nese a | you will be securing | iguana — - . 2 o : 5) a = te Size . Se Bi Oi . - ' —_—__ " 3 AD ; iit . if aiso said ' . 7 = Full Factory Guarantee Is Gone. ff miicd nena So se st Fre@ Membership in the Automobile Club A Womans 1 + © ° ? ing $19.25 a wes ind permi! 1 he e. ure Fabrics, 6000 Miles Cords, 8000 Miles | They Weatt ebay prety clothes “and spend WAL cid So 9%, fase money freely for amusement! | h 1s t att t t | whieh f Know had ‘ American-Akron Tires—Tires we have eold for over three years. aver ; , Last ong il six ieee f wiarr There oe vetter 0 : mid ‘han the U. S. L. . 3 a ~ * . the ad . original wrapper with name and serial number. | They are first quality. end P _ 4 (> tamale pemagiiann They are back to pre-war prices, fully guaranteed and best LT RY - HOUSES -CLUB HOUSES -SCHOOL HOUSES ret ms ry 2b c o bem with a fwil and unqguaiined Efuaraniee. IV St ;, . 7 “alikKe€r Salu yvounsa Mii cal i . a . = ’ me , . ee ee , value obtainable. ' » eae ; ei No War Tax Added to These Prices Ear oor eueall : Call Sunday remarkat worn year: i — a iu : : , ean now «» « =) im “= . * = ss ‘ ha 4 a 6 ; i repres 5 | } - ao ‘ ~— 9 e : ee ia , y : cer rine v u throug thes " aeme- harmiees pre? n FABRIC TIRES CORD TIRES | TUBES Here Walker investigat htesas. ra . en:arrha fr SIZE Rib jNon-Skid| Rib | Non-Skid] SIZE of Reg ee | : i Eich. causes prea ——— —_—_—_———_— ee _ ee - . i 4 + | = - = = . } . : BOx | F10.60/] 811.55] ........) ........ BOTS | =.t: 2 - y seounlt SEAR s ' on: tem Gan: Cale appendicitis dos ; BOxB4] 12.90] 13.95] SL255] SVA.TH] BOxs of 2.50 ee ae ‘ : Saat | Bowe: “ B2x3%) 15.40] 17.30) 27.20) 2 ae =.70 “ : ae ge - 3ix4 S9eGr 20.30) ..)....4-... 3x4 3.15 - i = ’ , brink: Jonr e 32x4 20.35) 22.00 $4.75) SBG.60} Sox4 25.080 | oereen oon | - > oe ede 26.60) r= ‘4 - > - ~- - ; = > ft " i aie tina -Qdidiin th S4x4 21.90 a4.05 — 5005 rae’ if ‘ a. _ - 5005 s2x4's] .....--- oS 250 pene) 41.255 Sexe * _ Central he fl MANCHE £ ~~ BEL ke { aoe IE Central in. + +s odwis =2.8@ t4°.240)) $..tO) bx boy 1.30) eiil = BATTERY EQUIPMENT CO | . w." , i ; ae ae $4x4%4) ........ SO.1C] 44.20) 42.50] s4x41f 4.40 ” a ; "MEG. CO::: -CRANS 295° § VANDEVENTER , , Sty Bee ee eee eer! ono | es ' Main OFF; oT sean See DELMAR, 3891-0 - e | SoS Sa ob hol Pe> S3..255) IS.20] 86x sf = . via a " | eb | a ‘ ie if abe dees is .f30) =1 50 tabMee >. FO ™ a , 4 , , afice, 6316 Delmar Ay ’ Cabany 956. The POST-LISVYATCil is the oniy St. Louis evening = ED ae eee 37.001 SI.) A33.951 25%15 Te oy = . ' newspaper giving Associated Press news service : tH +o4+ ; a a ae 39.201 53.65) 356.400 2705 ».O0 : 33 a Re eee hc butwell os eos. TEO.GOL BGG F...... . rs Le Se Ee CR Ra FES 128.55] 0x8 i lai tener atts ES , First Aid Contest in Septcmber ' = tt HH Phone Your Order , { M ail Orders — The 1921 : ete eae F MME? WD 3 Ee i —NWe w eiiver. ‘ . re wi 7 j “ oes R oe ome yee Hf sent Cc. O. Dz : B and min if Order ay Order S33 : get on pay on Se sal = . T by . 33 markabie tire Dar- © ena =T Lis, , . ed - - : . _ . re =» . . We Oda r . ene fc RUBBER COMPANY Gon and ‘mar be Pl mercing of the Arranseme : aA Today; |. am ‘ efit of the wun- . . pare neg a D mittee last week mitt — : & equaled Fiyan- Ht 3401-03 Olive St. PUnEE RENOES fh oxponce if net oe Bie were appointed. Ai — 3 bo one &, we Dealers Write for Proposition. = : . , fil St-a cj LteaMns ‘ a) nz - . i ’ , oi Os « : ’ ’ : . : . —— a i ca . ry , : £0 3 rescue tea! , Slore Hours: Daily. 9 to 5:50; Saturday, 9 to 6 Olive and Locus! From Ninth to Tenth e er | : r h ' ge : LS the t O tunity to Notify : | This ls the Las ortunity to Notify} - : . . Px ad . + ae Our Out-of-Town Customers to Order | . l Motor EEO EON | “Surety” Tires at ial | Surety ires at [hese Prices Mee will accept all orders bearing postmark q up to midnight, Saturday, April loth \ | or “Ay RDER your full season’s supply of these Ci | Pa : aS high-grade Tires at once, for your op- ? xe ui NG ay portunity to secure them at these low prices : \e IAS 12 will soon be over. T | z im) Sy : We are firmly convinced that you cannot C | TINY :: si buy a better Tire than the “Surety’’ and we = : : YS NAGS cf know that you cannot buy a Tire of equal qual- Fabrics : Uns 2, ity and value at the prices quoted during this FABRICS — - : ig sale. — Guaranteed ¢ . e $10.30 .. & : : | | 11.90 . . You Will Be Delighted Remember, This Is Strictly a Seeause we-have been appointed ' —- With a Chandler Coupe High-Grade Tire Exclusive Agents ty With spring weather upon us and all out-doors calling to us, many want a car — __- Mod te 26. Die Z 23.75 . _ ~ that provides all the comfort and ease of riding and protection from the passing — —Bvy St. Lonis labor. For “‘S: fires in St. Louis, all adjustments will be 25.50 shower or sharp breeze. There is no more ideal car for every season than the = —With St. Louis capital. wer ee eS ee 32.95 Chandler coupe. On the hottest summef day it may be entirely open, and on = —Aid guaranteed by Seruggs-Vander- a ee aie a nt — eo : 34.05 “ Pe: it i. siataiaieens Ord ires ; qjyy qi « oy> = NA miie ns sis. the coldest winter day as snug and cozy as can be. —= voort- Barney. doth ot Sica as {nother important feature—everv Tire is ee 3 . — Reg or | SiN oa aa oe Look over this list at once and see ; Sells at a Price Unequaled Iresui, hew stock, all made wit hin the past much you unil save by ordering | 41.85 .. —e > . . - ° so -« o . .* . : Mounted on the one standard Chandler The windows are automatically adjusted. = 60 days. We can supply all sizes in either cord or fabric. 44.40 .. 31 : chassis, it has all the finest characteristics of The interior fittings are in dull silver finish. | © the highest priced cars, yet sells at a price The heavilv : Goodrich _ e heavily padded cushions are of such I . unequaled. The body 1S splendidly built, dimensions and so arranged as toadd immeas- a Highe x Grade Motor Ou i Here Are the Prices Cord ie roomy in its capacity, beautifully upholstered urably to your comfort in the car. You will fe Ghieen6f ile. Wek Nelens oe tie caamanis tar a TT. ae Skid T; S2x4l. in silk velour, and has a lustrous finish. be delighted with it. — we are " use the maker’s name—but you will surety Fabric NON-OKI Ires S2x4% ... : 6: SP 4. rT ve — ; . e . ye ee aaa ep ares size Reg. Price Sale Price Size Reg. Price Sale Price 34x4),, “+” The Most Fairly Priced Fine Car Built = se ~n on ee ee ee 0x2 $1990 $965 x4 $35.00 $17.75 36x4%, ... Seven-Passenger Touring Car, $1930 Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, $2010 —__ 2 lig . eles va igt $6.25 K2.05 30x31. tO) $11.00 3x4 $37 50 $18.63 35x5 : $19 7 ’ . re g ne $6.75 $4.45 a = mm nm Eiltadaeneir Baden. ti000 Potr-Pecsumper Soupe. am00 ° kien re : $1.65 81.05 5-gal.. heary...$7.25 $4.75 JZXdb~e Pas $13.75 Jj4x4 $39.00 $19.75 : (Prices f. o. db. Cleveland, Ohio) Cord. Tires Standard Equipment ARR PES pe P Vandervoort Ge Luxe Inner ‘Surety’? Cord Non-Skid Tires ‘ . 4 Lewis Automobile C Pn ee - napheedines tan 2 ompany, | at ef Y red pure gum J wonder? = > ~ x 31 $33 50 $16.75 $4y 41s, £65.85 . : e. We guarantee this Tube to be equal to any en'e ” i eee ai iat : Delmar e0e 4700 Washington Forest S31 ma aectured. ' Ypres to our sj fications and 2) 2x2! = S45 MM $21.75 jox4! “ SHi.io . i : Rapid Service Garege, East St. Lonis, 11) 7.B.M Masco - : 1 our Own tire sh — 2x4 $55.00 $27.50 36x41, $69.30 % \ Cleveland Motor Sales Co. Belleville UL W. H. co oe | Size Spe ~ Special Size Spec ia] 3x4 $56.95 $28.13 2245 $78.00 a Don Barrus Anto Co, Alton Il. : ; Prices Prices Prices — ee , pee 7 3 _— x : $2.90 . oe £5.90 3ex5 pole slxth. $52.00 $31.00 37x9 $85.60 ae ’ CHAND 2x4 F4.7% S4x4 $6.05 37x5 ...87.T0 'S> < 2m $64.25 4 ) | LER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO s: 2 See ae: ees —- ae a : ‘in “ —- 2 — — Basement Shopa e Sek é ———$—__— = mare Pride — S —— Peas ys

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ee ret NAILY POST- DISPATCH Advertisers ‘Receive 30 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those !n ‘An? Other St. Louis Newspaper. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - ial 5 i ST APRIL 10, 1921. ee poe CPT Sas Os. ne ee PRICE REDUCTION s20a% ON GARFORD TRUCKS Alt ] © EWS Abe T. T. Penrose, local branch man- Spt Let Cg |e " ager of the Garford Motor Truck Co., My: ‘ 4 yy} y re | /; announces a price reduction on the és , ; ve’ . V4 ‘4 Y, \% SSS [aie and G GOSSIP ax wee lormer is reduced $200 and the lat- | ter $260. Prices on heavy Guty } e tan + le } % -ton truck ie Garford line is now ‘BRISC OMPAN trucks remain the Same. i complet e with sizes et from \- OE Cc Y : wat PLANS GREAT EXPANSION With the introduction of The new ton to 4 > ton c¢ apat “1Tt De RSS, Serer age « oe we Ae PQ re ee ~— aa ie igre Followin: the recent election of ‘larence A. Ear! as president, the Griscoe Mc‘or Corporation has an- nounced plans for the immodiate f ture, which not only reflect the gen- erally favorable motor car outlook, but bid fair to place the sriscoe - C ti H lYo Ski i iH high among the leading producers Let ul | i, of the country in a relatively short time In the treatment of all skin | | : troubles bathe freely with Cuti- | ; During .‘s long connection with The dependability cura Soap and hot water, dry Hi : if ee Coroners: See. ae d thrif f tly, and apply Cuticura 5 f —! .. 1 aeee more partewary Coreg ae and thrift of the Gintment to the affected parts vice «first vice presidennt of the = Dort which have bei Tit _@., “sé i Callie Uv Do not fail to include the ex- A necegeieed asa man Whe 4id earned for the car its quisitely scented Cuticura Tal- ~~ — Y= o- . thines. and who had an abiding fait! : cum in your toilet preparations. > = Hi in the future of his industry. r great following are — a tether AAdrees: * Papiense tat ' [= 4+ Hi- association with Briscoe gives now enhanced by Seap 2. Owtment ZH and 50c. Talcum Ze Hh ~ - him a car well and favorably known . . eB yn re | = | i aaaes trade and the public: a. group | . OOSe Of GFtietic a8 a 3 ante «2 i} of ~p lants second to none in efficien- beaut a | ! y, and the me king of financial re- y , > - ses salar nts Low-cost service is carefully built ate for any possibls ADVERTISEMENT. | ‘cc y, P | > aaa A Woman’s Way ou ll Know When Sceslepeient. an aceremtve| OW the Dert owner into the good Maxwell Sedan. Its “! tried for four : get m3 : e ampaign des! ned to give th >ris- is uncenia y the | solid w “ ae 2a ars ne Date é You Sit at the Wheel’’ Sti wate wm tecke nec | . Se oF 2 oe] ees orth asa means of getting the peas cane waa dif: been appointed general sales mana-| that is definitely the everyday affairs done more easily fora onal ciearva up tera : ony gar, rst most desirable car | | and quickly is emphasized by its seers cot Ts in gs fhe ghia ame» epg N 1] M c rape gy oases gane 2 od bsg in its price class. constant saving. It 1S welcomed to EEENEEL macus from the intestinal : ewe otor ar Co. pany's future iain peliey he keep | ical and disti l a : > atlamrma tho | | mntinualls shing ahead, and = to a \ cry practica an istinct p ace in Locust at Jefferson | support the actual sales work with PRICES | American business and family life. eg a Touring Car. . . $1215 ! DD PN ame Sev CCE CORVE Fe heer eereser ease ec er eees Sieeeemasiiitiin a - - ice to the Brisco: : ere «6 6b a 1215 L tte 4 iS EVERS delet. Mo. AND DRUG | Aas . i ettieter Fourseason Sedan. . 1995 | Touring Car - $995 Coupe~- - $1595 " The maid has ieft—-bid her succes- , ———— SS — — oe Ge , } a! al clionateiy Known to tnou- Fourseason Coupe . 1865 Roadster ont 995 Sedan « « 169$ : = | 368 : — sands of motor car distributors and F. O. B. Flint gor come teda \ in uch Post- iS- j e = : ' ; 4 . ; , patch WANT ADS a lealers é m," ¥ gre as vice Wire Wheels and spare tires extra F. O. B. Factory, war tax te be added : . . pr ident, and realize a lifelong am- a Briscoe vete he happy haven of i? becon hg snange Sen Cs come | ee a Weber Implement & Auto Co. jenn Kardell Motor Car Co. 1829 LOCUST 8ST. RECORD PRODUCTION , ON. EB, Corner 19th and Locust Sts. FOR DODGE BROTHERS 3145 Locust St. St. Louis, | . ST. LOUIS, MO. ment was wade this that daurin SMBHs CK eC ST eae ee EOS OSS Yue * The exception i refer to the OT ] Motor * F the record, na mphasizes the fa: vear no effort ny reco At prices that you can't} SS SS 26a. Chevrolet Offer Timely afford to pass by if you are — fate Motor ‘Car Ce. cites the lees and Fair _—_| eg _ TY, CHEV ROLET; UYUUEYODEUDRSRDUSDSGELSESPATRLED SD SROOREOOISENEEEROGD AEA TSSEADSTOUSE SACHA SESE 111.339 103,269 {| 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 nea me Me ly ot Sm RR lm | a — i a . « TIRES AND TUBES St. Loule Count, OI GEO ey a IPEF Sty” GRRE Mary a Mme att Provided 50,000 Chevrolet “Four- Nineties” are sold by August Ist, 1921, part of the price you paid will be refunded. Sacrificed for Cash. s Fabrics and Cords. Strictly Firsts S d | | j r o S rane ee ee ee || Speedway (7500 Miles) (9000 Miles Guaranteed ___s- Guaranteed) Guaranteed aoe” | 7 Saat Ak 6 ,000-Mile Guarantee | 14.25 .. 17.70 .. 20.15 .. 23.75 .. | 24.95 .. will he 25.50 .. P 31.90 . De * $70 on open models and $100 on closed models represents economies in manufactur- ing that will be given you if 50,000 cars are sold. Guaranteed Against Blow-Out, Rim-Cut and Stone-Bruise Price Size Price $11.55 36x4 $26.10 | B °@s= SES ee | Stxth | $3048 TO ESTABLISH CHAIN 16.44 34x41/, 31.74 age 35x41 4 nae OF BATTERY STATIONS $22.35 36x4! 5 $32.88 \ new lL. &S. L. battery service sta- $23.37 25x5 $37.80 Lio! now ‘ as the Spinks Battery $24.09 3o7x5 $39.69 | jot ‘e and Equipment ( ; has lat 6316 eee boulevard. L. CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY 3320 Locust St. St. Louis, Mo. Sore Chan ¢,000 Dealers, Petail Stores and Service Stationea in Lacted States and Canads MAMNMMAN Min Mmmm mn Spinks, form@!y of the Genera) ‘oO resident of the new oe SUMmty Foes OTHER BRAR with 4 tes serv) Stations SELECT FROM 3500-Mile Guarantee i anaaewer o> endin the ab ¢ os . . rrit bil e > if i] j . nbers lip drive ; , 7 — £10.08 Factery Seconds. Biemished : » >. , £12.00 pany is offering a 25 . _— . . 7 ‘. F. C. and Discontinucq Makes : . ee , B13.7% per cent discount on | S. i Dat- im Odds and Ends, at This Sale, 32 “— Sper ae +. BIS65 lter ntals and recharging 1 Such as— : 1 pe cere bec 814.00 les, rentals ¢ ae VS ee *. . * | : £16.85 C: wners placing their applications Geovd rich Warner, Silwertowe®, Boa 4's > &. S515 ito the Aut ‘lub through the: in . ~~ 2 7 ' purchase! of an & Chevrolet Sales Record ZAC Goodyear, Summit, Longwear, Gen- | 3 . £25.00 eral Gifiett. Bell, Amazen, Biack- ee. Shea — erare siz attery receives a frec ferd, Firestene, Lee, Tigericoct. im Original’ ww seopess jmoenne rship to the Automobile Club OUT-OF-TOWN DEALERS |, J BATTERY EXCHANGE NOW MAIL ORDERS ; , | ON WASHINGTON AVENUE Prompt attention will be given all mail order: We have prepared a special dealers | a a eo ~~ wa eenunent a Sap at ae — peo - pupae « we i wa an ty ea. the lel Le , ae : ‘ i; av agp A> ee es - i ne. te ~—> & wm °F mes * A= Me — - PO At Aw nr mere . a °% ee ee “8 ] when accompanied by 10% deposit. Balance C ods and it will zae Dany Mmenange. tac. en ©. D. Refund will be made if tires are not en- eT cosy te seas oes “4 | distributers of the Philadelphia Dis a : = mond Grid storage batter; rh tirely satisfactory. anied of 1886 Lecest street * * Fy i oe now in their new home at 331 | TIRES MOUNTED ES REPAIRED FREE DURING THIS SALE a ; i>} OUN and TUB ashington avenue. — srock man president of the company, the ued ty home, with a frontage of 75 feet on Washington avenue and a depth of ee 160 feet. is one of the most com C niete battery service stations in the oa : Chevrolet Model *‘Four-Ninety”’ Touring Car, $820 te nine the Sirat butleiel Additional ‘‘F our-Ninety” Models: Roadster, $95; Sedan, $1376; Coupe, $1325; Slight Delicery Wagon (1 Seat) $820; Chassis, $T70 Bomont 361 - peheel en Wadkington aed Au prices f.o.b. Plint, Miah. ofc. BATAVIA, Mer. 3100-09 tT a tes = ocean 77S SSS as aaa. oS

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226 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PLR CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ew entire freedom from a—— ¢ 7 _—: Tenn. —Between per cent and 30 per cent ~~ = ——. > ere © wee ee ee ee mem oe — Reported Killed. ‘peaches, pears, plums and cherries about $2,500,008, [S of Tennessee were killed by the re- by W. ¢ Morris, of the | cent cold snap totaling a less of swnrer Of ceric’ it was estimated assist ant cormmis- re to the State The Oakland SensibleS1x open car has the roomiest body for its wheelbase of any automo- bile built. Three persons, even when bundled in overcoats, sit comfortably in the wide rear seat. There is ample leg room for driver arid passengers alike. Come inand let us show you these and other Oakland advantages. OAKLAN D SENSIBLE SIA Coupe, oe $83 lan, $2060: Wheel Equipment, Four-Door Se — Car, $1395; Roadster, $1595; for Wire F. 0. B. Pontiac, Michigan. Additiona! MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR CO., 3137 Locust St. Sperreng-Oakland Company, 3436 Lindell BI. Motor Co., Webster Groves, Mo. Bast St. Louis Motors Co., 412 Bast Broadway “\T SPEAKS FOR ITSELF ~ TELLS.HISTORY OF ut of all ist e . . lr : > * % ; — | UL nim i 7° : > . " - _ . . it bePoov: have plac the dut » ston : lroad cressing= motorist. He can- re- sind uniless ie Can sh contributory “And in exercising required are he must of necessity take into censideratt the physica! surround - ings of the particular place, such as negligence. the miaa @ ‘ertain RUBBER INDUSTRY = ) ear of Value of Rubber to the World. Goodrich “(,olden Show TT" many of the things that 6° * up the comfort and conven- ly life are taken for So make iemce of our da! granted that it is small wonder most 5 —7 7% rrTaTt _ 2 “ a Sear Senet not reaiiz th o-6 i that rubber dees for us ever, d how much it has increasec comfort and existence. ~~ ‘sn mnmninress& qo the happiness ~~ = The story of rubber and the stor: + +? a »* - Lii@ - UD Pe ebe one ¢ r th ea b ’ fir interes, A. A. A. EMBLEMS AGAIN ON WHITE HOUSE CARS WASHINGTON, } April § The White House autc ew SA 4 4 Warren member of rmNobv ile moDiles iare llator embiems Pe . y eo ,? [ es.ge *% ry arcing 4 > > . a | . ’ _“- Set Nia: aia ' Wu ? Association that riquarters here } ial emblems made Le sovernmenta§ cars slic wing 1 Car-user — in loc and nation-wife mot > et tia? rv ing 5 4 ee ween "erA >? 7? - ria Pui? and subject no s! tion 7 im + + ~ e,ePrte > - . iphasized proper maintenanc tion, and this opinio pressed bv |! There ip ° re«cticr Ways en 5 ’ 7 Is a Delle tf In numbers and in monetary value, the production of Dodge Brothers cars during the twelve months recently ended, was, ith a single exception, without parallel. There is a deep and a special significance in this sales record. Because they did not seek it in the ordinary way, it ts all the more impressive that sales pre- cedence should have been conferred upon their product. The point of this achievement is that from the day the business was founded, Dodge Brothers mever once laid stress on mere volume of production. They never strove to surpass in the quantity of cars produced during any given period. Their thought lay deeper than that. It was a deliberate thought, which iooked toward the ult- mate, not the immediate. Their implicit conviction was that the one thmg with which they should concern themselves was the true value of the cars they manufactured. Given that good value, they were assured that greater and greater sales must of necessity follow. They had faith, in other words, in the discernment of the average New HeicHts ReacHeo By A Goon Name man and woman of America and of the world. They were satisfied that as the value of Dodge Brothers car revealed itself. appreciation, ad- miration and larger volume would automatically follow. Thev visualized this great good will, ever growing and continu- ing to grow, as long as motor cars should go forth bearing their name They never permitted themselves or their associates to lose sight of this great principle in which they believed so thoroughly. Their life work had taught them that there was no other sound way in which to build. The lesson of it, the logic of it, is too plain, too clear and too com- plimentary to Dodge Brothers to require or permit extended comment. Suffice it to say, that Dodge Brothers are more deeply appre- ciative than ever or the confidence it demonstrates on the part of the buying public. Suffice it to say that this institu- tion will never deviate by so much as a hairs breadth from the manufacturing principles which nave brought about this unique and splendid tribute from the American people. TATE MOTOR CO., Inc. 3107-11 LOCUST ST. Bomont 1241 Central 7615 PRESENT DAY GASOLINE ee a ~ 2 eon SIX CARLOADS of AUTO TIRES Our store was packed with customers all week—hundreds and hundreds of auto owners took advantage of our tire offerings. Our shipping department was kept busy day and night getting out the mail orders. Get busy and place rour order at once. Limited number of each size left. Here is the Tire Sale of sales. We have bought six carloads of Tires FOR CASH at a price that enables us to make you unheard-of savings. $200.000.00 worth of merchandise is included in this wonderful offering. We are offering the most of these gueds at far le«s than DEALER'S Costs. This is a bona fide bargain sale. Buy what rou need NOW. $20,000 Kokomo $1195 F. ©. B. ST. LOUIS we LIGHT ENOUGH FOR ECONOMY —HEAVY ENOUGH FOR ROAD- ABILITY—SMALL ENOUGH FOR BUSINESS—BIG ENOUGH FOR SOCIAL AFFAIRS—SEATS FIVE ADULTS WITHOUT CROWDING. Tires Mounted and Tubes Repaired Free Goodrich $50,000.00 WORTH 7500-MILE STEICTLY GUARAN TEED TIRES. We purchased two car loads with the understanding that we do not use the makers mame on a count low prices quoted. FABRIC, 7500-MILE GUARANTEE of $75,000.00 WORTH 9000-MILE COBDS STRICTLY GUARANTEED CORDS. We purchased three carloads with the understanding that we withhold the maker’s name ou account of the low prices quoted. CORDS, 9000-MILE GUARANTEE ‘Ti-s A Non-Skid Tires strictly guaranteed en 6000-mile base: all strictiy frets and all in the original factery wrappers. Wade vr the Kekeme Bubber (ae. of KReokome, Lod. Everw ante ewner knews tie coed quality of the Rekeme Tires. LUOK AT THE PRICES 45ND SEND ts LOCR ORDERS 30x35 ; Ribbed er Nen-Skid Tread 510.68 3 Nen-Skhid Tread. Nen-“kid Trem Neu-Skid Tread Nen-Skhid Tread Ven-Skhid Tread NOT OVERLOOA ruEgse A BETTER CAR AT A LOWER PRICE THE GARDNER MOTOR CoO. ST. LOUIS, U.S. A PRic ES sale of Kekeme Tires ie the best bay of the . ae ald - 7 a . 4 rae Re pine ae: Oe pee vt Sa ae ape ecsy 3 ae ~ reodanly more : Tie

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ST LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH seine r S DAILY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Other St. Louis Newspaper. pe Lr ike ET NDAY *. 1981. APRIL 10. 1921 ——_—_—=— Anv a) —— lare in lin This may be determined until the belt is tight: then tur that may ob. FAN BELT CARE the surroundi nNZzs AND ADJUSTMENT fh Ay ing _ ee ror e ake Sigg a the down this ring tension adjustment / react rt)i cvs ; 1e sa Tyne : ’ not only step, t should uet out The proper “ orkin g of tt + tee walk ahead +, ¢ fan atitime. If th \ Way is clear. . HEAVY TAX BURDEN 4 sae AUTO INDUSTRY AULOMOULLVE lnter- * Spark Plugs Fouled so badly that a rural route mail carrier driving a Ford car was forced to make fourteen stops in one trip to clean plugs. Our dealer installed a set of Tell-Tale Piston Rings—nothing more—and no spark plug has been SHORTAGE un automebilee te ore@téted these who ———!, Ve Sul mMmet eee KKK KK A KK KK KOK KR OK KF AUTO INSURANCE Rates 30°, to 50°. LOWER Premiums favabvie quarter f you Wis! ¢t pulleys are out of thei: ‘eserced place, the upper pulley ma , @asils be Al : » Buick, depends solely on the fan belt, am any engine speed, and hence the suc tion of the r you Wal a right amount of air to ce } ij ‘ia f ' eT re cool the water in the oOwilne v7? ror our agent and ge r TAtes, %, West pasit a) bulletins and get our —— + ie jt is fan be der When installing a fan belt. the first | to do i# to see th thing therefore, it be kept in good working or- ley important that the! work @« t are mutiGd -_ sift imnkKShaftt \ Missouri Read Map Free on Request. removed since. lied buvere of rebu'lt eare our written guarantee of It ik AiWwavyvs advisa bl lo place } } the belt in position by hand, neve “4 belt that is ts tight has , —- i my fuxes oO using shal = Loo LS tor this pul Dose ty le ; oa ‘ yyie »T th) eee ) Yrest or €100 O00 O08 at the pulleys The next step is to raise the fx ivar : cic a — i,1 . 7. ah titi app OX! ate tine Pipers i} This make “4 ina How Many of Your Friends Have Driven Their Car a Year? The great majority of the cars you see on the streets are more than a year old, yet many of the cars offered by the Newell Reconditioned Car Department have had less than a normal year’s service. WEAR AND TEAR TIRES EXPLAINED Every car is repainted, and reconditioned, and’is priced today to represent the maximum value pos- sible for the money. In place of the trials and tribulations of a cheap new car you will have the comfort, satisfaction and dependability of a high-grade motor car—-and the cost will be the same. More than fifty cars from which to choose. Monthly terms can be arranged. Newell Motor Car Co. Reconditioned Car Dept. Olive at Twenty-Third Vw enduran er. Buick Dominance By rigid adherence to definite principles of motor design and chassis construction. Buick has built a name for endurance throughout 20 years of production. In Buick 1a the strength of the hills and the beauty and the rugged And by incorporatimg improvements in | body design, changes in mechanical units of proven practicability and refinements of de- tail, Buick has led in motor car develop- ment. May we send you our free folder ; infin ac describing Tell-Tale Rings? are safe a + St. Louis Piston Ring Corp. 1801 8S. Second St. St. Louis, Mo. CENTRAL INSURANCE AGENCY 611 ry ] Riait« re Linde 0 ek K eK Ki eK kK ILL or your money vack “You the Beouthern SOUTHERN MOTOR CO. istth and lLeeuwst Olive 7600 | 301” Locust AS he BRISCOE The Trustwopeny Car. A Direct Siatement— and a Challenge The motoring public has grown tired of the one-feature car—the car that stresses one point of satisfaction to the exclusion of all others. An unusual motor—a freak spring suspension—the winning of a race—a stunt or an unproved departure from standard design is not a safe criterion for judging a motor Car. Every feature of desirability must be taken into consideration. And on that basis were making one definite statement. The 1921 Briscoe Is the Best Car Built Today and we will prove it What Combined Qualifications Make the Best Car 3. Economy of operation Gasoline and oil consumption 14 Tire mileage 7 Low cost of maintenance 6 Let’s put them down, and give each one the value to the average purchaser as shown by careful an- alysis—taking 100 points for all. I. Reliability This subdivides itself into Engineering efficiency High-grade materials Accurate workmanship Balanced design 2. Power ‘“**- Ample power in relation to weight for speed, hill and road- ability, without costly excess How the Briscoe Meets These Qualifications Take the 1921 Briscoe and measure it against perfection gallon are the usual thing. The amount of unsprung weight has been so reduced and the car so perfectly balanced that tires seern almost everlasting. And the chassis is so simple and sturdy that few adjustments are necessary, and those are easily made. 4. Appearance and Convenience Style 11 Comfort 11 Ease of operation 5 5. Price Based, of course, on what you get per dollar 15 15 1. Reliability The 1921 Briscoe is a car light in weight, yet pos- sessing the maximum of strength. This has meant the development of special] steels: 1t meant the pur- Steadily and consistently, Buick has maintained its dominance im the motor car field—its preference among car buyers. Not from beauty, nor luxury. nor power, nor price, not from any one thing or quality—but by combining all. Today, when car buyers are critical as never be- tore, Buick’s permanent standard of value rather than price, becomes the deciding factor—makes Buick the logical purchase. Arrange soon for a demonstration with one of the hve Authorized Service Dealers in this district. VESPER-BUICK AUTO COMPANY Grand at Lindell St. Louis WEST SIDE BUICK CO JAKES-BUICK AUTO CO 2023 Delmar B) Kirkwood, Mo KUHS MOTOR CAR CO. PSACE BUICK AUTO CO. ro Ce Y —_ 7 8545 North Broadway East St. Louis. II The Moa fone of -_ Se chase of hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of machinery—mug¢eh of it specially designed—so that we could make bil the essential parts of the car in our own great plants. It meant a careful study of motor-car design here and abroad. And it means now 100 per cent plus in sturdiness, strength and durability. 2. Power The Briscoe has a remarkable reserve of power that carries it almost without effort wherever wheels wil track. Hills that make most cars overheat and drop back to second speed are taken on high, with never a trace of motor-labor or boiling. Sand and mud have no terrors for the wonderful power-plant. You can read- ily prove this for yourself in a demonstration spin. 3. Economy of Operation The Briscoe motor is world-famous for low fue! consumption. Owner's records of 20-25 miles to the 4. Appearance and Convenience It was Briscoe who originated the idea that beauty is not a matter of dollars and cents. Compare the appearance of the popular-priced car of a few years ago with today, and you will realize the great in- fluence of Briscoe design-ideas. Briscoe, too, first realized that comfort was just as essential in the low-priced car as in its expensive brother. That is why, today, you can ride all day in a Briscoe over the country roads without feeling tired. And a child camoperate it. 5. Price That means not alone the actual number of dollars you pay, but what you get for each dollar. Briscoe today gives you more automobile value and more automobile satisfaction per dollar than any car on the market, bar none. We Challenge a Comparative Test To any car, and all cars, we make this definite challenge. Taking the points of motor-car satisfaction indicated above, we will enter the 1921 Briscoe in a series of competitive tests, with the American Automobile Association or any other impartial motoring organization as the judge. The tests are to involve a thorough try-out of every car on every point, and each car is to be given a comparative rating by the judges on each test. And to every motor-car buyer we offer the same opportunity for the most thorough test. Come in and study the car; then let us demonstrate in any way you wish. Give us a chance to prove our statement— the 1921 Briscoe is the best car built today. ‘ BRISCOE MOTOR SALES CO. FRANK BISHOP, Pres. 2925-27 Locust Street BRISCOE MOTOR CORPORATION, Jackson, Michigan * ~ =* £6 Se eee. & . i — wee em ~~ 8 ewe 4 Beeme «. -i = = ” — —_—-- I PA LE Np A re LE I Se A ES NS Ale Rte meagre Fe = 4 oe ey 0~~ i save - - oi me . “ oa - - mane —" | ~ A TIN ie atin a patie sat etalieidilied = ao . vba agit ; ~ ~ Tl ain, death. oe.” yan lh alice po ieee Pre Pe

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oo SUNDAY, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 1 : \. 7 4 , , LOU Po DISPATCH Advertsrs Toc —@ | Gene: — eee mia May.Stern 4. ——————-== ———————_— — PART FIVE. tre U.S. | Offic vi In Golden Oak, Walnut and Ivory. Only $7.00 a Month Pays for Any of These Beautiful Sets j "Po COP ws OT in recent years have we been able to offer such wonderful values in high-grade Bedroom Suites as this sale presents. It is the result of a special purchase trom one ot the best makers—and Explains Nee presents a buying opportunity that should appeal to every home in , os EEE ? : : &¢£ shes A sage! ns : Tt Fighting this city. a fot ae es ee 3 Ee eee ee ee - pa I a IC NR Te at, le SE EES eer a A a — - — : co = e RC Set ewe ee be a ** ee — ~ one 7 In this article United States furth in that light. It is three Icading naval the needs of the nav battleship remains t The article aiso brie fighting vessels. By Lieut of the I: COMPARING 7 —_—_—————— i . 5 ie a2 25 Foe PAs ee ee ith S BEES BCR ~ rre « - * a —" ~ oe « you have only to see this exquisite Bedroom Suite . pr * _ > ; _- : L. : hen « . . = | : : . ely constructed. The dresser has 24x20-inch beveled mi This will necessari All-Blue Enameled Special Sale of Children’s Cribs an tee Newest Refrigerators Kitchen Cabinet @ great many vessels ¢ eeeeeeation pre —— D O You Know In All Sizes and Styles With Sliding Metal Top 4 some gf the types 4 support to a fleet, Terms to Suit . | : , _— o battle fleet they wo ( | my cm f no Value. Under class come auxiliar ] hat— y | oi ~=3_h ii - | chasers, mine sweepe Bt: ai — Bi - | ers. : ’ - a ’ ee From the foregoin May-Stern’s is unquestionably the larcest . | | B: 3 be seen that when ‘ : S reife We i ; these tables is mad ’ has a certain num does not mean that all that is newest and best for the furnish- “ | | : — ; that specific numbe ing of the Home Beautifz'. From such an e ‘ i s : i. fet | may have two or almost unlimited stock you cannot fai! to sa , (* ee |. . a Br ; Before undertaki it will be helpful, necessary, to explalit ous types are and these types. - Battleship of earwig ee eg 8.05%: ed @ e |\Zt nt i. = developed step by in Plain Figures : A. oe \F ME stato of ettclonas: ; 2 | ae constructor naval Terms $1.00 a Month . erg 3 ot i 2. 4 7 - > a he considers to b “= s sa¢er . : Aurmiture store if, mense rioors are nile nnad exactiy wnat you want—and at pr Nat are always tair and reasonable. One of tl! ERE is one of the most remarkable values we have offered in ss 4h ise “tai DI iues n : Goin : = , > ons ' a A certain percenta m d h *hil s he » ~r I ae ; at May-Stern’s is that every article :n ae C= ©. a lerins lo Suit - | , , A 5 ell any a Gay—these children’s Cribs are exactly as illustrated : as oe is allowed for arm —made of metal throughout, finished in Vernis Martin or white : ; ee THE Refrigerator you want is here—over 70 different styles to HERE'S a wonderful value for you——@ Ba a ceriain percent enamel—have drop sides and come complete with Q you can stroll about, study the styles and good felt mattress and Kapok pillow—artistic in - prices for yourself, and practically make _ select from—including top icers, side icers and front icers— Kitchen Cabinet of style and quality > @ and structural welg ; an A naval war ca marked in plain selling figures so centage for arma AS fine a Steel Range as you could sele ct - waniven rhs lecman he . . ‘ - " , , . . —exactly as illustrated—trichly blue em well made throughout—and. offered com- your own selections. We have strictly one ares fo i ga 3" enameled Uned. We Ge caly those stand- —built of solid oak—has sliding metal top plete for only.......... 3 : . y Ol rd, high-grade makes that we have sold for years and that we and scores of other conveniences that every ended before the combatant fleets iy tameled all over—with polished steel top aii rs 3 | price to all—a feature that every pur- cnow will give the utmost servic md satisfacti roe ; .- ieee high warming closet and large oven. / give the utmost service and satisfaction. woman will appreciate. A special pur- : chase enables us to offer these Kitchen and one of the fi owe | > ° chaser will appreciate. x ee os rhage eager cara teran Choice of Every Room Rug Priced at $11 75 f $79 75 Cabinets at the lowest = bi | destroyed or so cri Tange for every home— $9 4.5() In Our Entire Stock + 0 . Arte in recent - $2 7.50) a — a co T : . = Mae x f re IT erms a To bring about thit hattleships which sg This $125 Grafonola FEN REE ER SS | i Special! 50-Ib. Felto ¥ : | ZA s -N NEE Se) Wee? SSS You are not asked to pay cash when you I r b. elto . lattresses Only $25 Cash “ vane rel 1, . . See EN 4 , ’ . 2 1) =a buy here. Our liberal credit plan-is at ° . With Ten Selections tos Ww . ow: 4! = : ae your service. ‘We-wilt be set a res es At ” Price, That Stamps This One of ’ ’ s -_ nn : r | Sane > >, scoamelt Sac. you-vend “areanie- discal Most Remarkable Values of the Year Places This Smiley & Son — - ; ; ¥ a _ “ak ; a7 t o/ a $1.50 a Week’ $ 25 BANS “Oto st idl & SF isi bak . ) => Player Piano in Your — WN 7 cs . Se nS ~ ae U £, ¥, come or convenience. We invite you to Sa oS . = *, a ~ Be oo R =k J SJ ey fe) eerie ee es ee A“ , cs. 2 _ eee $33.00 Genuine Gold Seal Congo ) ed with the prites asked for Mattresses around town, | im design, has 24-inch silk shade and — — - _ a > ae

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[ewww | - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: [cmt ee LL —_—— _ = Steeeeneuttesmeseseeeeeeeee Se "PART FIVE. : a = | ‘ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNIN NG, APRIL 10, 1921. PAGES 1—8B eo ee ee — ee enernnanlie Nene eeeeeee reece ee —— —_eC—-_—-- —_—— ae Sees — a ret ‘ ee of = British and Japanese Navies Compare = SS —— ee ee | ee oe ee — — - -_—-- - - -_ ss ee ae ee —— - -- - -_- - - - -_— -_—— eens a Chart Showing the, Relative Stietath ” the Vives Hnaien in Ships Built « or to , Be Built. i | | BATTLESHIPS | mt Ak MPLS thins 3H ind. 8 2M? LINE est NE Sauieees | . 9. Naval Intelligence ee i aaa seevetases zy prearstshiakes ti : ae Saaaee GREAT BRITAIN . ——__ ieee! GREAT BRITAIN > itt ++. “oe sie SHEESH TE 962,750 tons BUILT fe aed 247,500 TONS © Officer Anal R =a — : = 902, : te ao yzes espective | 20 VESSELS 327,100 TONS 26 VESSELS 635, S30 TONS 455115 ‘vaaaa te 72 1900 175,400 TONS TONS SECONO LINE. FiRST LIN E. FIRST webb A Bad 1 Line ' UNITED STATES | Be yttty fA AM it UNITED STATES Power of Each Force i in Units Sis = > ihe |S Re COMPLETED. 1993008 3° ES see ; Sy 1,097,892 rons sense 3. 261,000 TONS aia To. eee IS VESSELS 246,242 TONS IS VESSELS : me > - F-DESTROVERS 1 ano 2” LINE each navy must be reduced to the same basis. Relative strengths should G-AIRCRAFT CARRIERS be based on effective ‘fighting ships. or ships which can be used effectively eS aaa CRYUISERS LIGHT CRUISERS | : ™N Lins & . Lin E ‘ar; r words, . GREAT in a modern war; in otlie — — Sy GREAT BRITAIN SS _ , e oee e 34 be wessels which may proceed to sea = ——== - : SS SESES=E= = 267,500 TONS! ' —— : Spans eeeneecaeeserrnerees eS 341.970 SS een ei zt a 24 VESSELS 13, 5S TONS 4+ VE ts > TONS ; 4 as ” and be able to meet the newest cn- oy or gine 2~> an pate: at — s — ien of that staff and for carrying: be planted and held submerged, excellent sea-keeping qualities. They emy ships of the same type with a ——$—$— nn = 2 UNITED STATES — ; UNITED STATES. 38.780 Tows 8 oa ae ee ht taint “seyase oe n re enemy battleships led intu are capable of remaining at sea for , : i * atti tres: © - TONS eader Was dcdesigznes With this en¢ e subrnarine nest. very lo : : : — sensonable chance of engaging in an — 13.300 TONS | 86,250 nes : : » Peary mari ) | | er’ . ng periods of time without r - in view, and also to provide special|, Fleet submarines in the scouting | plenishment of stores, and aré able to action the outcome of which will be ines FIRsiT tiwe : signal and radio arrangements. They line might be able to dive under the visit remote parts of the world where successful to themselves. This as- = = | WESSEL 1923 Spear OEE required to displace at least 1500 enemy screen and make contact with they may prey on enemy commerce, : TONS Pe fe) —_ one ‘ } 4 alta » . P ; ’ : » ~— . ow *. ‘ , ‘ sumes that the personal of the op a = eves: sts = %.OVESSELS S).800 TONS : n meee | io make a speed of at'the enemy fleet, either attacking or They displace upward of 2000 tond. ; ici = east 30 knots. gaining desired information and The moniter sype submarine f f ual expert- : be ince oe ! : oni yy narine is a posing vessels are of eg p Destroyers of the first line displace again getting clear by running sub- special'type developed in the World . patie wenie :' a — - —————-; upward of 800 tons and make a’ merged under the screen War by the British. They are very In the followme comparisons it has ——— —— - . . — — —_— . eet tan “~ om that { — i res The: ” speed of not less than 27 knots Fleet submarines of the first line large vessels carrying one 12-inch win : ine 6 a ae é‘ a a , +P They must be able to steam with! displace 1000 tons or more and have gun. They were probably Besigned : e . ae fieet "T’) ise ofr the » . ; 7s) . > . . , ‘ and therefore to enter into the calcu- displacing not less than 20.000 tons. the opponent Those of the first |, nt ; t¢ Phe “s 9 yn r aa ae high pier ' Those 7 = ge line for use against the German bat- ; a8 I lace f) 1 v0 to 890 ms an ave z epiac : f "| teri : : nak lations, battleships, battle cruisers, | carrying at least 10 guns of 12 inéhes used to frustra’ to be capable of a... wk ty: ad "7 hes . oer : ind | have ‘ae Pp rooney Oo a sage or teries on the Belgian coast, but the 2 : ar . . . Phu lia - c SDe ec rt ‘ 2% ~ : . s . " v. 7 - cruisers and light cruisers, are less! 4, jarger. and making a speed of not b~ the enemy battle cruiser A further vu e+) tattle cruiser | speed of °7 or more, and must ,._, — = ni trees - y? : more, sut not the speed of the first armistice was signed before they ; : . . miitl , i I . 4 1¢s . ; than 20 years of age, while the other less than °0 knots. Consider ing the -% . . as s99t Wig ge ; ¢ “Om? . > re ' : ’ havil a; "a? . ins : about six inches or Saad ial 1, mk ales if ine. could be put to aA real test. - : : ; iil j ‘ I ; ' Ai . tie i 1a? , ‘ . " ; . : , ae ; . types are less than 19 years of age. rapid progress made in warship de- 3 ening operations. A fle« should *1 a «| rtake the fas mer- arger “heu displacement should vears age Seen cia of launch 4 Sabmaryae oF, Fae first nae Se a — GuSanarane Oo enter Inum ; om — 8000 tons. al- ~*~ et . - : a . place from 500 to 1000 tons and pos- the comparisons given in this paper, rate speed. Their uses are it must have been launched not more from > from vU00 tons to They may cruise with the than 15 years ago; i. ¢., on or after —_—_— > Monsees a been assumed that to be effective, quired to be a heavily armored ship a a ee ee ie os Seems, er — This will necessarily eliminate 4 sign since the launch of the Dread-. ne °-r proceed Pf sea without being chant vessels and to get awa\ . : , great many vessels due to age. Many nought in 1906, one might safely sa‘ fell guarded “by numerous “se vate iny pursuers OUtSiI¢ f battie crul- though th need not be close- Se | Sees. modes others are ieft out because their that a battleship outlives its usefu!- sich make 1 ; ; ie .. Th. a bo oF mo the power v drawn | these limits, provided Fleet submarines must be large, Various. types are not of use in a ficet action: | ness in much less time than 20 years, 5 ‘ its or ree "7 ice to a ny fight off fast shi hi might pur- 1 e high-speed boats with excellent sea-| fleet, but are too slow to be of much | Jan. 1, 1906, some gf the types form a valuable put for the purpose of this paper the eee. my informari “pan - ai ne battle cruiser arrying guns Those of the second line are not Keeping qualities that they may be | use in a fleet action. Their most Aircraft Carriers. Support to a fleet, but without the! age limit will be placed at 20 years. | farces as well 2s to secure informa. of 13-5 i1 yr larger and capabl qual to the dutie hose | able to keep up with the fleet, to| probable use will be to act inde- | Alreraft carriers are fast vetsels battie ficet they would be of little or ; a | othe : a are: , ter, are first lin they are required to hav ict as scouts or be used as a mobile} pendently of the fleet on coast de-| having a long, flat, clear deck from no Value. Under the last-named Battleship of Second Line. et ae akg a Sak Pacts m8 tay ser he ™) if the nd line carry i12- a2d should have : ee ail iea: who realizes the presence of enemy my lines of communication attack-' rise and on which they can alight. chasers, mine sweepers and mine tay-| those battleships under 20 years of goetroy anv enemy vessels AOE inch guns and make vu} 27 knots 25 knots submarines will move with caution, | ing troop convoys, cargo convoys, ete. These vessels nrust be fast for vari- ers. age not up to the standard set for may atten pt to pierce the Pe eed strove 4 . and vp not deilberately enter: a Submarines of ihe second line dis- ©us reasons. They carry a very light From the foregoing remarks it can battleship of the first line. They > which may succeed 41 pier: ties Cruisers and Light Cruisers. re ee Ee Ps ba, st of them. It can be readily seen | place from 200 to 500 tons. They are, battery and therefore must, to a large be seen that when the statement in| must displace over 16.000 tons and .. ) ‘seed , ' atta ‘an a ial | TE PEE Sg SE ee eat | a9 : sm : 3 meg : that the submarine which has the used much the same way, but due to | extent, depend upon their speed for these tables is made that a nation’ carry guns of°12 inches or larger Se a ee a on gangs : ee ee . ee ge is AP Rein a et cake a ama speed’to reach a given position from their size their radius of action is safety. Another reason is that due to an a @ebteie number of ships, it, The battety may be mixed catiber . - antiga [ ; 1 OMmpit 1 fast cruisers MAaving a aus jiacemen Saia » fi awa 4 , i >“ the enemy battleship line may be much reduced. their comparative ly short length it does not mean that it possesses just but the heaviest guns must be at —_ 4 7 «ta pm = a: a a ~— if % 09 tons or a 7 " cru ts | . ata sed to cause that fieet to change Cruiser submarines are boats with may be difficuit for a plane to wet up that specific number. The nation least 12-inch sacl nail Echt ae Ne. Dias a : na -eprar ies: — oe Ses someting ceo nottl'a of course. Fleet submarines might also a very long radius of action and with Continued on Next Page. may have two or three times that Their work is cut out for them in t] ae Zl analy . vi en oT} e lat- aoa - number. forming a second line of defense _— 2p. me vi pepsin oS ecard seer ' , sem Saar ae rs aaa i | ; p re ER ree ter may mean their déstruction, but parallel types and light cra! hey technically. calles iper-ae ls a Before undertaking a comparison;and for the purpose of acting . . aioe CAI ich o . " " . . probably ot before ri - desired iT - ma ‘ rye 18sed a= t OTri mM € + raig ? . ‘ : it will be helpful, if not absolutely escort to the vessels of the train. 7 ieaieiael lain” Salinas gaeameieenl a . i eel eel ieataiasites Le Sangin . oe 91 ant : . : : . mia yy na . eCer z AlT 7 aT) as eo. orts Tor Y) Tr 1a t ‘OT? ry 1) mua) . made iT) } Lee AL ; ‘ § . wmecessary, to explain what the vari- There is a certain stage in a naval ment to t} com mander-i hief 1 le od ae Cen ; . ie To handle : + e! to the mmander-in-chief by) ruisers, second line, hav th mi a ri ip a. : ous types are and the purposes of war where they may be invaluable, i. tn os repomagie ine: aie Tl « mee 2 = oes Pinatas 9 etm PR atesiiaediaas . se a iio. i‘ (Lop a IALLIC rua Tr ) ‘ Same re lit ments ane use : ee ‘ ,oTrce rias ate ‘ ——- these types. - that is after an inflecisive but dam- ; , , - . , , +} ame ar, Ad- ’ : on securing information in this man-' of th: first line, except tha the i ulred, ie samme ¢ 2 aging fleet action, where the abtil- ¥ ' oe yatta nd . admin- Battleship of First Line. i ner will require a single ship equal speed is pot required to be high miral required to Hand: - _ ity to throw second-line battleships . * afin at least to a battle cruiser. or will as kgots ten nnennteieentinianindinieian tenant as the perfect fighting unit. It has been and bring victory require a muti be r Oi Vi “pe A) ' . Léin A aa t rhs submarines might lu: kis be in a wuts, are used form scouting and staff an a fac developed step by step to its present The Battle Cruiser State of efficiency. In its design the . eht cruisers. better known as PA es he considers to be a perfect balance. nava! sonstructor bas struck what In the battle cruiser the perfect balance of the battleship has been END-OF-FISCAL- YEAR SAL Dy A certain percentage of displacement disregarded. These ships have the is allowed for armor, a certain per- displacement of a battleship and . : T p h y Sh id guns as heavy, but the armor is Y 3 — Wurlitzer, being a manufacturer of o Prove Why You Should Consider Only the FO OE IE TE ELE LOL ILE” TO am ena ia ie eee a ee “IE —_ - ee ee ee 2 ee penn gghamnertdainelbeiie, 4 | Gestroyed or so crippled that it + ? aS : ‘ ; tre h tensiv repair that it | tor the Pattie cruisers to carry guns 4 — - 27. 5 fequire such extensive rep rs to carry guns Come in and see and : Very Special isk wa ce east nee ; department, the latest and best instruments. Dr. George M. Rosenthal, a nackittiin wt ‘dae $765 PAY NO MONEY DOWN | f u—e | @ ceriain percentage for thachinery : . and quality Band structural weights paemeee 0 0 Seem = fax wing for Player-Pianos, can afford to sell for jing metal top | A naval war cannot be decisively th* battleships, which will have the : es that every ended before the major ships of the * ced to gain a superior or advan- LESS than jobbers. special pur- . eombBatant fleets have made contact | ‘azeous position over the enemy bat- these Kitchen | and-one of the fleets of major ships | tieships and from this position de- “ : iis : , wiht liver a heavy fire. It is necessary —¥ " other naval vessels and commerco/| Ships, or of greater range in order hear our wondert | — ~~ FJ | Th , 8 . yuu 6CU FIVE NEW PLAYERS | r © ff ti ash | bY auxiliary craft to keep off t 1. | battleships to change course or for- new and old——all at ae Price bargain prices. Keep It if You Like $ SALE OF GR -NOTE PLAYERS Our Newly Enlarged OF GRAND DEEP CUT ON 88-NOTE r Music. | . bd tical Department | alt et 4 { aaa Autopiano, mahogany , pres. Can hone one of the stores listed below. Test this new . eo @ . “a nee GS-VANDERVOORT-BA Melton, wainut ...... - a Steinbach & Dreher, mahogany. 3608 N. 14th Street. Tyler 2091 lAndell 3264 “fecemly. been. 7e-equiped wit De ws take your oud Pinna ox Prezee™™" Ill! DOMESTIC ELECTRIC COMPANY, Distrib . ributors well-known who is in charge, will examine your | new Grand Pi- Terms on Players and Grands +4 ; T., Betw een 10th and 1ith Sts. CHAMPAIGN. iLL.” Reliable rive. an ; i Mie. Co — fie i ahs S | | xX . BAER & R i ings. Phones: Main 5530. Central 693. TINTON, BLS. ced ‘Seis @ inewles <PRixctteLD, tit, , mA IF. 11. .....Misingham Electric Co. TAVLORY ae 1.1. eS ee ee TA Nh ve Ne, pa ge pe ce ° ’ DECATUR. I Krighbeum Electric Co. TROY, 114 RAND-LEADER) ih , (G t/| Tt” a Rk A wreryit te TL. if Pes: ih

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" SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1921. : ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ADVERTISEMENT. SIZE OF AMERICAN AND JAPANESE NAVIES ‘COMPARED BY OFFICER ____ {ff eatinaed From Page One. to riging speed in the length of the deck. If the speed of the ship is addd@f to the speed of the plane over the «deck, sufficient wine force against the plane to cause it to rive will Boon be reached. Conversely, in landipg, the speed of the ship may be used to check the plane. There is no doubt but the airplane Will Zorm an important factor in fu- ture scouting operations. Battleships, battl® cruisers, cruisers, etc., often carry, one or more airplanes to be launched by catapult, but these ves- sels dre not aircraft carriers. To be| an aipcraft carrier a vesse] must have | a speed of at least equipped with a deck as described abové Perfectly Balanced Filcet. Thé perfectly balanced and rounded-out fleet consists of numer- ous Vessels of the foregoing classes. As the fleet grows in battleships, the numbers in the supporting classes should grow proportionately. - Although today we see many ar- | ticles*to the contrary, it is true, that Great Britain haa the greatest “fleet in the world, In “order to stimulate interest in naval, matters the British are pre- senting ships to the dominions, these ships, in all! basis @pon which to build. The Brit- ish Empire has navies known as the Royat Indian Marine, the Royal Cana@ian Navy, the Royal Austra- lian Navy, the Royal New Zealand Navy, and in some of the other col- onies.. Of these the Australian is the strongest. In speaking of the Brit- navies of the dominions. Frgm time to time the British press | announces that the Admiralty has marke posal” well)-. ‘navy is often probability. to form a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' ‘world will show that as a general | rule these ships are of obsolete type, or are worn out by war service. This is not always the case. For example, few months ago the battleship Canada, which was launched in 1913, was sold to Chile. Aside from the fact that this ship was building in England for Chile at the outbreak of the War and was owed to Chile or .ewed to Chile in equal value, she was a “black sheep” to the British fleet because she carried an odd- sized gun: i. e., 10 14-inch, where all large British guns are 12-inch, 13.o-inch and 1lo-inch. Marked for disposal, the British Press, are practically all battleships and battle cruisers carry- ‘ing 12-inch guns or smaller. i'what will be done with these ships | remains to be seen. The battle cruis- 20 knots and bejers are destined for the dominions, | put when these 11 are completed, the | Australia, | and the battle cruiser disposal,"’ is | which was labeled ‘for now in Asutralia. It is hardly in making a comparison of to strike a ship from the list merely because she is reported to be “for disposal,’ Keconomy Principal Topic. All over the world economy is now one of the principal topics of conver- ‘sation, As an example for economy | in the United States, Great Britain's cited. Great Britain is building 11 destroyers, while the United States has under construc- tion 838. In mentioning this fact is it taken into consideration how many each nation now possesses? In first jine destroyers (Creat Britain has 334, and in the second line 42. The United States has 260 in the first line When! the programs are completed Great Britain will have 387 destroyers and) the United States will have 319, and ' ish navy we mean it to include the ; the British displacement in destroy- | her lines of communication to pro- }ers will exceed that of the United! tect. | Navy, and 21 in the second line. States by over 32,000 tons. From the standpoint of present certain naval vessels “for dis- | building programs alone, the United | separated coast lines to guard, and) A glance at some standard | States does appear to be very ex- | also requires a large navy. travagant. When the armistice was according to | Just, fair | navies The United States is building 19 first- |line light cruisers, ‘ships are (has 98 built and 44 building: ‘ing, this means that when the pres- | subn As the Langley can make ep | 19,360 tons. Seca has on her build-! built and one building. Neither the | signed Great Britain had in the | between the United States, Great. | : process of building four 41,200- ton! Britain and Japan to cease building | about 15 knots, she is too slow ‘| ing program one aircraft carrier. No| United States rr Japan is building ! for a certain period, the powers es-/| even enter the second line, and wil Separate diagram is given to show | destroyer leaders. In a case of emer- | mp ll i ee on ai ; . i - 7 » a! ge oO Opera on mp . tering into this pact will ‘probably | there, be disregarded in these calcu- (these craft. | gency light cruisers might be used in| treatment at home. You will be bat lations. As a matter of general in- Destroyer the place of destroyer leaders, pro- | The tc “~~! Th ramet 4iect . ° a the Langley will displace CAP eat Britain only, Continued on Page Six. | Bidg., Steubenville, Chio. f bladd now o ladder ’ trowehed No drugs, d rier. Men—hbhe free aa owned by) S58-A ie |. has 24/ leaders are and she battle cruisers of the class of the | Hood. Three of these were broken up and only the Hood completed,/| agree to stop construction after the | which today is the greatest battle | completion of the present building | crulser in the world. Why was thi8| programs. done? For economy? Yes. But there The graphic charts on this pas poe another reason. The German} explain the strength of these three | navy being a thing of the past, only | powers at the present time and when one other country in the world|the present building programs are | 2 .00 W ] * 19 G | 3 oo erge c inghams owned ships of the battle cruiser! completed, with the exception of | all pure wool a! Apron Ginghams; emall blue “Il type: Japan had four, and Great} their strength in submarines and air- 54 special for and white checks; all fast Britain was still supreme with 10/ craft carriers. | battle cruisers and by a. margin of| The Japanese building program colors; special for — » selling, vard BRQADWAY z * MORGAN ST. with embroldered WE GIVE A\ID REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS | ?20:"Reeuar™ = YC" ine tions, part is to be completed by all-silk satin Messaline; - formatio.., Boys’ $7.50 Suits if Boys’ Suits in. Norfolk styles: assorted colors; in ‘wool mixtures;-ages-to 17 vears; special 59c Silk Gloves - Splendid quality —_e€ all-silk Gloves; t wo-clasp ' 2. sizes 6 and 64e; fast black; a pair.. 25¢ ; 50c Silk Ties All silk crepe de ching Windsor Ties, . inches wide; navy blue Serge; Mondavy’s selling, per yard Music Rolls Rose of Heaven On Q. R.S. roll, 75 | @ix. Building Programs. To go further into discussion of the building programs of Great Brit- ain and the United States, the United is building 11 battleships, and Great Britain none; 1923. the remainder by 1927. Neither the program of the United States nor that of Great Britain, in any class -f ships, extends beyond 1923. There) will be no further increase in battle- | ships of the second line, for none is | | building. As no accurate figures for the ton- nages of submarines can be given, 5 ‘only numbers of vessels are shown and iw ord-Dem- : onstrating SS -not- in the following table. Music Roll, Standing today by classes “M) to select from. for... | States first line, 'Tnited States will have a superior- | ity of only one ship. The United States is building six battle cruisers, first line, as against Great Britain's none. When these six are finished each navy will have six. while Great Brit- | Pieet submarim 'ain is building only five. When these Submarines ) complete Great Britain | RU>marine®. arines will have 49 light cruisers, first line, Monitor submarines to 10 of the United States; and she, ota) will have 24 in the second line to'| three of the United States, making a total of 73 to 13. [In submarines of all, types, first and second line, the United States » 3 Bh 35¢ Indian Head A‘ Bie Cot Another bi lot of S-in °. 19c to 35c Suitings Mill remnants, soiled pieces white goods of mans kinds. choice Monday at 30c Pillowcases Tota! Probably 30 others of unknown 42x56, bleached, y hemmed slips ‘class, making a total of 59. Monday at F'le “a unm & F. C. Hahn, Ist _ _ 4” # 8 a St oe a os eeee TTTT —— - ?' eeererees Chas. F. Betz, Vice-President America Tra. lL, Bretzfelder, President Alvey M B. G. Brinkman, Second Vice-President. Jos. A. Goettler, President Goettiler Hat Co Adolph A. Graf, See. and Treas. A. Graf Distilling Co. a n | Pun Rosa y 81 3233.35 ASS Lath we aaah a . —— : So iain ETT ha 3 18,000 Rolls of New Spring Wall Papers; Sailors Smartly Banded . . . . gette Cre pes in all Beginning Monday and continuing through- Baby broadcloths, silk and than 50c on the Dollar. $2.50 Taffetas ed States has two long and widely, nor Japan has any built. The United Tow. ling. 29 in. wide halisy values to $1.00 roll. Sale prices, , Yerd-wide Washable white Round satin Damask ‘‘lothes: 62 1 he 8 a os Yard-wide beautiful soft. fine ‘ith scallopec silk-finish Sateens in colors and black, for bloomers, vd Yard-wide; sheer oO | ® grades; sale price for ali wide; sale price for all»week, | rice $4.95 i. roll the -2 from dependable Yard-wide, colors; a yard > fh . out the week, we wil place on sale a large retail lisle satin stripe ; : ' Yard-wide Chiffon Silk A complete showing of high-gratie Tapestries in all the wanted Taffetas; leading 28] 88 shades. Monday.. States is building none, but is con- ouble width), Q 9 velvet Corduroy, for skirts, C C C .47C OVC rT ceesveeeeenes | | wi 15,000 Rolls of Duplex Oat 12,000 Rolls of Domestic Oat- . $4.95 Plaids round thread; week, roll Monday at.... makers; all rust- fast black. and, therefore, requires a large| Great Britain has six aircraft car- ? 30c igs Jupiter, renamed a yard lackets, babies’ coats; yd. blue edge meal Papers; in all colors; meal Papers; in all the All-wool 48-inch French s@rge skirt-” white Voile 13 aC $2.50 Corsets in medium and dark proof and ser\ Monday extra ] 19 Bpecia!l at a hi size ot ven . wt = = Or : Se - eae” Fe * ‘e a: On 2h pe * Bpatter a: $24. 98 An tow helactine tonite a ee ee PIT itil rc oni 4c 62c &c Hats | Sacques Children's Straw! Women's WDress- Hats; assorted/ ing Sacaq ues} , made of good colors: former! lues;! quality percales, $2.00 val 9&c special at... =R SMITH’S AUCTION RUGS FOR LESS HERE $39.50 Velvet Rugs 26c 29¢ You must buy borders or bands with these Papers at the advertised prices. $67.50 Carlton-Axminster Rugs c. 0° p. All Smith's Carlton close-woven, extra Orders heavy Axminster Rugs; new $39 75 * and perfect; 0x1" o3%. 50 Hudsee- Bruesels- - $59. 00 Ardsley Arminster Rugs Ar isle, AN? minsteg a $29.75 perfect: at Seamless Alexander Smith's Seamless Velvet Rugs woven ir ae pil mz xl’: new and e700 Brussels (irass Rugs: $20.00 Brussels ‘tra special lot of new and perfect srussels Rugs; vo $14.98 $5.00 Palisade elegant Smith's Palisade eivet Lugs; size our pris every tet “7x54 and ene new $2.89 “S187 Texoleum Pew oleum Squares, 9x12 and perfect Tr if tor leurn Sql res, e1 : as pe. - hotce selection, cut Ox}* Ver aeTie new ans ] ; rfect : TY roll ass ¢ VY Ne onset | ‘ wear seid with tne ng a : mas as, desired: sub- terns: squ ‘ to slight misprint . in patterns; per 49¢ SQuare yara lou’ waterproof in Se cut from roll, as as desired: choice i*hoeice . Ze Oi guarantee ay uae; 29c to 39c Ginghams ‘ Enormous Reduction Sale of Awnings A big shipment of wonderfully $3.00 Window Evtra Special——' Porch $7.98 sizes. Lafayette Ave. Clearing House Association Reserve Bank bargain. $2.00 Lace Pan- lo: nei , } Wonderful! Nottingha) n eS lng vd i or ecru; reds, vads long “dal ntv nat. B. J. BLOEMKER, Assistant Cashier O. L, KUPFERER, Assistant Cashier HOUSTON HILL, Mgr. Bond Department E. J. ZAENGLIN, Mgr. Safe Deposit Department Hy, Menzenwerth, Gen, Supt. Anheuser- Busch, Ine. A. C. FP. Mever, President. P. J. Pauly, Jr., President Pauly Jail Building Co. John F. Queeny, Chairman of the Board, Monsanto Chem- ical Works. Chas. Schroeter, President Schroeter Coal Co. Milton J. Sicher, Pres. Wm. Sicher & Sons Garment -Co. Hugo F. Urbaver, President Urbauer-Atwood Co. F. Widmann, Widmann & W alsh. patent, full ‘ * oo \ \ \ $3.00 Heuse Slippers Women's: black § kid. one-strap style; turn soles: sizes yee full — ee ee ee ee + oem, Tan leathers, sewn: styles: Men’ s and Women’s Cotton Hose; good quality: glightty imperfect; opyeial a6 He cree Ze> COATS $Q.98 pretty new Patterna, amall | materials: worth uD 2 to 39e. iixtra Spe- ° : Pa Each Garment Ser Aw fe. ‘Porch Roller , c en I Avaing $3.98 ff 60c Sateen {)),,'";2* Haun ax# fi. nn, elie ! The Coats: The Dresses 3 | | for... at 4. § Sport Or > 49 inehes Fernwood migtionettes, Georgrettes, 75c gandies wide, crisp, the leading Spring in all new colorings. sheer, solid color Organ- $3.98 colors. Every one a He sure and 329¢ before a ee aothe éebte According to treme low price. buying elsewhere. % a 59c tm mnyg fine high Skirts Sacrificed J {38°""2%0."52 20¢ $1.25 25 vate. i oe manufdeturer. Values seca pens. one he ee $3.50 Siseaies Cuntaiee are almost unbelievable; 9 Yard ... age RE C Nottingham. S ot ch Net some instances values . Seawe » maveines mS, to “- 35c Denims ryt Moos _ ins: More of those snappy new styles; Women’s ribbed Union Suits: low neck, ) mew find best values here, at $295 and $3.95. aleayeleny: lace knee; 79¢ value.\..... C — Straps, Brogue Oxfords, Pumps, Ties. > aoe dull and kid. | Heels: Military, Cuban and 39c Vests Vision Suits Special at Womena Ribbed Vests;- | Men's > Ribbed Unton 3 95 exceptional value; 25¢ | ankle; well + Gpecial . arses ces | made: ‘epectal... ‘ " o and Women’s i Mercerized Men's and eye —_ Lisie Hose; full séam- Chocolate leathers: wide extension soles: special q werereres to 3. : Sizes 5 to 2 sizes 11 to 6, oped * edges im 1) me orders taken! } ’ Vion lay ee ’ ‘ her ks, crossbar. desigus: biock ‘ checKs and large Diaids. all ; | ; standard fast - color ; é Positive Savings to $10.00 on clal, per black; silk Anish Awning or long Coats, | Sik taffetas, satins,. Ame | also Wraps fn all ~nades—— look at dies; al] bargain at this ex- | these Dresses 32-inch: very $2 Lace Panels grade Ginghama in many Bought at aes entire stock of leading’ Yard-wide, silk finish, and Filet $12.50 mill lengths up to C 6 yards; yara bbe it comes to low prices and good quality es 2 Leathers: Tan, chocolate, papers Ty ve 15 Louis; sizes 2 ta &: 95 taped neck and arms; | Suits; short gh 25 . ° > Union Suits 98c Hose Children’s Pia Oxfords Boys’ —$4 Union wm leas ; assorted colors; rea! Shoe s for play; a Hose ee ee eee eeCeeeeeereeessece hi dddedede dededadede Added edie ha TL : Pree book at. a . e Mile > SUNDAT, APRIL 10, I ee en he RI org 1 ;

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. te w of bladder trouble, PTi. SUNDAY. ; : | : APRIL 10, 1921. | DAILY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 8B tie ee ef fs en eo ee] BEBE RBRERBSRERRBERBERERERB ESE EBS RB RBBB EBB BESS SE SSESBSB BES SB SERB RBS B BRB BB aS 2S Seeaeaeaeegeseaesgaguansn a ou : 5 ’ } } && or errr : tyr rerer? : tt! wr revert igs ial oy bAshod Ahad hee Laan | AABAALA Lhaibaad " . Gloves | bil bd ibe : PTT LTR aM PETS ner MTR taal : 7 i Pid i" oh ati ; ; i Hei fef ; i, : iH ’ iff Hi a) Heh i : ! : . : erty ree rererrense ie * peerage rie sammeenesnsesen a > . © ool TW UE Dod BL AOR bal OR TG | il TPT asada ii : ae tet suileen ED MHI: " ' j iti i ‘tt Hit my mitre) Ae idl PUOPPATTTT PHT eTH Leer ieee nner peer ee ; - EP UNSGET! PPP j hi . t ‘¢ nit ' / aa | ' a= he : da A 3 A —OvawaE—— * - _ OBOE AAb) bts | ceed ieead. conde ba ity two-clasp aE. a paps ea | ee oe, De: ,, 25C Th (ERS Tomorrow—A Wonderful Sale That Every Woman and Miss . - Should Profit By—Offering Snraqgaegugguag Ties pe de chine . | SD) ° ' . SN \ | = r | it », 300 New Spring Suits 7). | ssc: thing for your bssaline : ia aan £ ay ‘£ a % ee 5 ae | : Just the SLIO“ | Tre e Originally Worth $35.00, $40.00, $45.00, GAS ai eich mb: “a effects and pretty ld ‘’ . - ! , . 7 _« mh) AN inant . “$1.19m F Fim 3 $50.00 and Some More ee ee eae | ; — | i hi 3 A few regulation __ . » / Mt honeydew. | \\ i Blouses also imeluded. Thre- Peis 97¢ : = Ce * i h\\ | ‘ quarter sleeves. Sizes 34 to 46. . Te 4 ' . . or ‘owl \\\ fi In This Great Sale Monday at pot 50c | \. & SSS , a | : Braid Trimmed ¢ —: mn Jie a ee Py A\* a BW} Suits “G3 Sets Att ae Tricotines eolere §9¢ Pe AM Wo \t ke Box Suits | Bet 38333 ini Gabardines ed mere NT NY | diGes @ Beaded Suits Ls Gat Bate) French Serges 2.49 = ts tn Dm, ( k a. 1 : Tailored Suits + i: "3393; Poiret Twills ) : : : A \3 he wy a Embroidered I: 3 ) $3} Novelty Fag 41D) ; | Suits é fivestisii SS2y Jey Weaves Ripple. Suits ~— = A Handmade Blouses Handma de batiste Porto 5 Rican Blouses, * * This great sale tomorrow-.is the result of a very timely purchase made by our buyer from a manufac- turer who had booked especially heavy business on his Summer apparel and who neetled every available inch of floor space for the production of his new orders. Consequently he sacrificed these 300 beautiful Spring Suits to us at concessions that permit us to turn them over to our patrons Monday at a price that will hardly prevail even a month hence. some hemstitched, some hand-drawn and othess em- broidered. Pretty rol? collar ef fects. Long sleeve, square anid VY mecks. Sizes 36 to 46. Each and every garment in this sale represents the best efforts of master de- signers and expert workmanship.. Only the best materials have been used in their making and the trimmings and linings are such as are usually found only in high-priced garments. Remember, these Suits have left the hands of the makers within the past ten days and are therefore fresh and new. All are wonderful values at $29. All sizes from 14 to 44. a a ee a a i a a A i dl fs Fao OA OS i > = , } a] baad ‘ 4 - q SSQSGBSB ERSRE ERE SERRE EERE SESEE EE BBB SSeS EER ES q + i a hs Re a A , (Second Floor—Nugents.) ity ypercabes, | a , — aa ' my roe Puna arte : ies. 690 Just In—and on Sale Monday—W onderful New Arrivals in ; ) | : mn * | / : ‘Wl? tas . i | oe Moor -- ._Featured at the special , | . | .| / . ani Economy Sale price ot..... Our artist has pictured 6 of the . . —— lovely models, but no pen, no 'e Blouses ’ The variety is almost tnlimited and in- , | : matter how gifted could fully portray the exceptional = Se ae $ 00 cludes wonderful new creations of afl the | , ) | : wanted materials for Spring wear—Leg- loveliness of these charming creations—vou will have | = - ny “0 7 . 7 ‘ . . . . » . . ‘ wit . ace oF horns, hair Hats and pipings, smartly trim- to see them to-appreciate the_distinctive lines which “a | orgamdie, firm ; . : - : ™ tuckings, hand med with flowers, ostrich and ribbons. their creators have given them. | Y inane aehad \ broidered.. Pretty frill effects, some trimmed. with real filet and : : , : Irish laces. others Val. and Ven These are the kinds of Hats that you would expect to see—and ordinarily would see—priced much higher, but the manufacturer made us such a substan- } se: roll and.flat collar effesta. long sleeves, finished with dainty wonderfull > ~~~ tial price concession that we in turn are able to offer them at just a fraction of what they would be priced in regular stock. te ree f ; | aa ) eults or three-quarter ans ong sleeves. Sizes 44 to 46. Voile Blouses @esiguse: block : | Pretty and ee > ‘ a : "% 7 ~ | dainty % oiles, oS $ : : : some are trim @ *, eae _ =—_ — —_ x - > = e , - ? ‘Qn ret med im Val. and Venise lace, some have the much- wanted roll ‘collar, some square neck, others \ neck and some in the Peter Pan collar. Come i all white, others trimmed with checks, gingham and colored pip ings, three-quarter and long sieeves. izes 34 to 46. ype aaevere™® Hh) \\ 32-inch; very vy blue over- ne A »_et*** & & | ° we 4 ry . . . : , rs ] | a ‘ é ; e + ' ; ‘ z J ; , ' » ™ , : 2 @ 2, ' . wa D2 txx> & 7 ; i ‘ ‘ | ’ ; - _ ff yt * ’ | ' a ; , / _ ©? . : Nd : j ’ : P 7 ° 7 . . % “ i; J ~~ hy” i + i ; ; = ; } ™ : . ; . 4 ‘ . \ ; " a : ; 7 7 . # : . 4 ’ ; ~ : - , , . e ; . ’ ’ * _—_—- s ° ; «( ‘ ' ° * ne 7 : ii ; ; ‘ nl : * a ; ; : — ; . . lin 2 ’ ane ’ ‘ gc , * ¢, 7 Sete 4 : ’ . . ‘ = _ ere i ‘ : > | ee tg ‘? wt ; , - » . : 2 7 ; - ’ : , ' 3 i _@% 4 - - 7 >» . 4 . -_ ! een e o1ie ouse ’ ‘ * . . or} - at) . se J a ¢ rk C "TS V ‘ , _jAn Economy Sale of beautiful Spring apparel made arrags 2 ae the co a of a ¢ ~ ont Ye re apy - rs who | Rese: ys - }made our buyers price concessions that enable us im turn to offer these amazZing Suits, Coats an raps at only $15 Monday. A wonderful group of beautiful Dresses of Blowees, some 9 5 , r satin, taffeta, “Georgette, crepe de chine, trimmed in rea! . Choose from lovely silk-lined Wraps, embroidered Wraps, velour Wraps, polo Coats, wool pop- | crepe meteors, tricotines, woo! jerseys and filet, Irish, Val. Bg . ae Vv combination serges, in all of Fashion’s newest ae * Ps ) rvative Coats, French se Suits, wool poplin Suits, plain | lin Coats, new short sport Coats, conser ative : ree pop P stvies and colors. All sizes for women and drawn and embroidered, all the tailored Suits, gabardine Suits, mannish serge Suits and light-weight velour Suits in practically tie ancl 6 va newest collar and cot offerte every style, every color and every size for women, misses and pomrers. (Bargain Basemem—Nugents.) o is iad fest SS quarter an ee ee vdiase , | i | ‘ ee ee ——— =< —_ re <_—a_ese we -- LLL ALL AK = ~ oo A LL ee —————— ae _

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CitUULATION Than Tiose tn Say fret Sc Louis Newspaper. — oe e==e=_e_es=_GWe_o0_h_e_ = ° : : See Our Basement Economeae Announcement or STUDENTS PAY HONOR 4 | TID = | 75c Luncheon for Monday — Baby Carriages Women’s Hdks. : | = Dp i 10 JOSEPH PULITZER | hin Fis, VerbiatOe, co raieed ~. ory ¢ Lanib, Young Vegetal bles, or € English ay ee bh cag hey nite With woven colored FAM Q) BZ = Broil t ef Tenderloin, Mushroom Sauce caated nodel highly : ) ed Shad. Montpelier Butter, or Roast Bee T po te versible hood: leather be rders. whi is very attractive: French Fried Potatoes, or Persillade Potatoes uph : iatere d; "$3 ¢ value. - luaiity: 6 ‘fo r $! 00. . Sodas 2. ; $39.50 Each 18c We Give Eagie Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $3 Sod P . > ey ; : f: te the Pulitzer Chapter. The propo- | f Frocks and (sow ns From the House rn eaid Mr. Pulitzer. “If journalism | i ‘ , MIO Med can keep the honesty of life before | - the public it never need be ashamed | of itself. Hang-dog journalism pub- lishes the details of divotces for the lust not for the real news value : Lith: » iii: “Tesh deusnaiiim hes the } Recently Exhibited at the Fashion merit of cleanliness and gives hon-| est pictures of life. | Fete at the Ritz-Carlton, New York 5 7 Sy , we ee oN = a. . Fe i ES yt —— J te black only. = “My father, Joseph Pulitcer, was) “Y | fa ee ee ist Sef pee | iN — eC Ss es [eerste $1.85 most part characterize the British i! You will instantly recognize this as a press. | | rare occasion of super-value-giving. | ; “Joseph Pulitzer’s inf in ‘i 3 eo. ee ol | )s i 520 New Frocks in . and Sizes for Women and Misses—Offered at Wg splendidly wove dent was his greatest legacy. = . — , : — , , — Si a Hose. in me “It is the duty of évery newspa- | >» = = —- 2 aS : _—- naliem is a profession of public serv- | foe, not a mere business. | Among those at the dinner were Prof. R. Cc. BE. Brown and Dr. Dan | a oe oe Among Monday’s Special Values Are These | q@ Renowned the country over and in European cities, dase | ——ok \ df too, for exceptional bea uty and quality, tl ¢ a - 1 BOY SENDS WIRELESS TO MOTHER | / Reed & Barts has become a emeeteaha sno spor as | Billie Burke House Dresses | — ee ' | ever silver of the highest grade is used. Included in Advises Her of Train's Delay by Use | = = this wonderful collection is the very finest silver-sol- ' ss 1 95 -_ Brummitt, editor of the Epwortk d. ss of Radio. —S eS dered and heavy plate ware, the kinds that last a life- $2.95 Val om | . la —- » | ue . SHENANDOAH, la. —There ts one : time. No better opportunity could be presented to | , for. . oe ,) Woman, at least, in Omaha. who be- , —— a "Zleves that every home should be : ' 4 =» , provide personal requirements. as well as wedding > equipped with @ wireless outfit. She : ; el gifts. A brief description and the sale prices follow: | @ In 2 special purchase we secured 900 of these smartly- is the mother of 14-year-old Lane) | ‘ Axtell, & wireless student of Omaha. | 50 styled H use Dr resses to sell at this price. Loose-line mode! Fa | ote Axtell expressed her high re- $ $ 00 of . m int ‘uecks and the new broken oo . | as @ few days ago when her son! ‘ 2 . At to plaids: . mg 4 emstitehed white popla collar and cuffs. re oe e vv . = Seizes oD to 1 o*, - was bere Visiting another radio atu-| ~ dent, when he learned the train ) : oo al silverware. Re- $2.50 and $2. 95 mip rg sage 1 as e are dozens of meat Regular si Renfeew gingham iz th which he was to return to Omaha | at love was late. Making use of the wire-| ty produced im the oid mn; rlish Sheff; | less apparatus the youth began send. | at a i sishes, Waiters, Well and tree piatters, and chop dishes of al sizes , solid-eolor trimmings: son in p ia n : : pte messages to his mother, tell- . i De - 7 ae fre oe Seeaty | s tO the massive arstocrat ones. rs; beautifully tailored and finis! rs “$ 95 | Offering ~ _ing her of the delayed train in the t ims } Ad th attract i Models at. hopes of one of his friends in Omaha - ae ude 4 are ice ¢Tream and ast Paragus di Pon Water pitchers Casser- le Th ni? Swiss ruffling: ; : ae _s = ae } j Jaan , . , ue. 2 ; eee _ = — Se —— SS oO} "Ss. SMOd ng stanc Nive distes. * egcta! ie a shes. | read dishes ' a : i i « ne Out ' i | . and bunnies ¥ apr - , e. - $175 “Singer” Cab- sice “New Heme” . ' -- front I tening: Lav rhe ta t «hosed : Lp so- - os ii> | xtra s S$ mad — tr -_ 4 . - % > Tay *% bye be. 7) : = . Se a , ‘ . : - . _ aA . . : _— 4 8. ~ in > mrs Te eae 8 =e Machine: «. : " , * ad " : y 7 DOW 3 > is F' aha ' rao) ' - VOR ILD! ‘ shes, Sar ‘ " " ‘ ~ rP art P Ave com ng it | , mercerine.} | Sold only with Border at, yard | ° “Sh the good and rose. Suitable for robe. re sation = SS ee OC nglenead | Block, Tile and Granite Papers, for kitchens, bathrooms etc., reil... ne ' staple and ——— F ol oot on : B00 and , , ™ act ; Sold only with Borders at. yard , ud € Every housewife whe , V 7a? ie Oatmeal Papers im all wanted shades, roi] .. Blue Serge, $1.50 $11 White engenm, Ge $1.50 Siik-Mixed Linings, $1.19 Solid only with Borders at, yard. ................ we : A >. vrard rirmiy-weven sa" faced s ewe ety Rise Prone Borge, alt-woot | wike suitable or petionate biogee | ant HS Tens sat ees! pet 22e Jewel Paste at, pound. inches ers or separate skirts i al inde s ed patterns. For linings, kimona: 7 Wide and of excellent grade. perfectly. house dresses, etc. — Thirg Fleer—tUse New 6th or Tth St. Ellevater< BAALASAEROESR SSSR ERB EORB ERE HEE eee eee eee ee eueueenenue —_—<—-— = = Ad -——— ee ee ee ee = . |

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full Boolcs for $2 in ed Articles Ex = ~ - — beh. TS >on - = _ SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 1921, DAILY POST- DISPATCH Advertisers Receiv e uncemeéent on Page 14, Part 3 BARR CO. —_ oS —— nee eee 0 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. Nee ek sda atanatatatotate ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 69c & 75c Emb. Baby Emb. @ Made of convent cloth lish eyelet and bili splendid for underwear: up to | Largest Distributors of Merchandise | at Retail in ee or the West. 6 inches wide. Monday. vard. in Eng- ndwork effects; 20c quality. 8 Main tf leor—Aisle 4 oper and ay *k des ». Monday. yard —_——_—-—~ 1e Premier Silk Sale of 1921 RRR stints entsae gin Monday in the new Silk Section on the and Summer Silks at extraordinary savings. At $ 1 49 ~ Yard “aes g6-in. Crepe de Chine. g6-in. Black Satin. Colored Tricolette. Plaids and Stripes. Black Taffeta. White Crystal Cord. Sport Pongee. . White Habutai. § g6-in. Self Plaid Poplins, g6-in. Colored Moire. Also other beautiful Silks. Main F loor—A isle 4 eee @q Made of v 68x80 al c ‘ fan Vv pl Ai Pag, e border ; $7 20 . | eS Chocolate Tads @ Pieces of solid Sweet Choco! ate; very fresh, vé« Try Gott cious and alto- who! esome. Monday —39¢ und Main Floor ©l and cot Lon ae inches; whnite ‘ aiue in sizes ‘ hoi e of with striped $5.85 gg Third Fleer ——_————, Se -« ee re Third Floor, offering an unending varicty of At nt $4.00 g0-in. Bro. Crepe de Chine. $5.00 40-in. Sport Silk. $3.50 go-in. Crepe de Chine. $4.00 40-1n. Brocaded Satin. $3.50 40-in. Sonata Crepe. $3.48 g0-in. Colored Satin Crepe. $3.98 go-in. Black Charmeuse. $5.00 40-in. Emb. Georgette. $3.98 4go-in. Colored Charmeuse. $3.50 376-in. Faille Francaise. At $4.98 Yard eo $3.00 376-in. Sport Silks. $3.00 go-in. Radiant Satin. $2.50 36-in. Navy Taffeta. $2.75 36-in. Black Meteor. $37.00 g0-in. Foulard Silks. $3.00 40-in. Two-toned Satin. $3.00 376-in. Nell Rose La Jerz. $3.00 36-in. White, Wash Satin. $2.50 go-in. Bl. Princess Satin. $37.00 40-in. Wh. Crepe de Chine. And other splendid Silks. With Replenished Stocks, We dun Our Extraordinary Sale Ff Ru @ Seldom has an event me standard merchandise we fit of those who have f attractive, ten ‘Seamless Wilton Ru Rugs | $65 $4635 85 ye Sapp of beautiful = -productions Persian and Chinese Rugs, in the most effective of colorings. Also ' 9S t with such prompt and hearty response as this sale of Rugs—all because of the high offered at prices so exiremely reasonable ailed to participate, we have made Monday’ presenting savings too —— to be overlooked. as to be within reach of all. For the bene- s offerings highly —————— Le — — — + ——— ee ee ee — Hardwick Wilton Rugs $135 $Q'7 50 sea Rugs: re- - ery high-grade | productions of expensive Persian ' Rugs. Choice may be made from ‘RENE’ OPENS WEEK'S: ENGAGEMENT TONIGHT Popular Musical Comedy at Shue bert-Jefferson — ‘ ‘Satirées of 1920” at American. the tune of preceded it here is Week # @n- Shuberte A musical comedy have whi which “lrene,”’ h opens a | agement tonight at the | Jefferson. A revue comes from the Pacific instead of the Ate lantic coast, Fanchon and Marco's Californian production, 1220,” is the offering at th also opening tonight. now in its second has been played not only in New York, but in London. Its book— and it is said to have a rcal plot ——is by James Montgomery. author ot “Going Up,” “Ready Money.” and “Nothing But the Truth.” The lyrics are by Joseph MoCarthy and the score was composed by Harry Tierney. It is in two acts of seven scenes, and the story tells the trie umph of a shopgir! Cinderéila. ~ Raymond Cran®, comedian in last summer's municipal opera company, which Amere ican, “Irene,” haa the part of a male modiste mas- | querading 'Madame Lucy. under the name of Others In the cast are Dale Winter, Rollin Grimes Jr. Dore ‘Satires of | year, | Marjorie Moore, Gladys Nagle, othy Whitmore, Marjorie Dalton, Lou Ripley, Jane Kearney. Cark Haydn, Robert Knight, Howard Freeman and Ear! Redding. The “Satires of 1920” is also dee 'clared to have a story, touching on aspects of the motion picture ine —— In the cast are Arthur West, Al Wohlman and John Shee- = : - ‘han, comedians: Eva Clark, soprano; na we hs Cg » “4 - i Muriel Stryker, classic dancer; Daisy 50 7 Fe a y So th if? f F 'du Witte, ingenue, and Lucille Hare = SH -mon, soubrette. A chorus of 24, > “! | : ‘with unusual costuming and novel ‘settings, is promised. William Collier Next Week. William Collier, in “The Hotten- tot,” a comedy, is announced for next week at the American, and is to be | followed by Victor Herbert's oper- etta, “Eileen.” The engagement of the Winter Garden “Passing Show,” which was scheduled for next week at the Shubert-Jefferson, has been canceled. The Lightner sisters, Newton Alexe ‘ander, William Taylor and @ COme. pany of 10 lead the Orpheum pro- gram this week, in a one-act musi- cal comedy entitled “Littl Miss Axminster Special Feature ii Sunday Dinner Ae 3210 2 —p. m., 5 to 8:30 p. m1. MENU Fruit Cocktail Supreme Redishes Important News for Housekeepers! Home Needs in such a Mize d Olives | SE EN SAAT CUR ARI SI me pa ee ae — ee > ¢ hicken Gumbo, Creole Se ee te * Planked White Fish, Clarida: areas —— ee ee eee $3.75 Alum. Tegketties; $2.00. Aluminum Covered quart size co Ma- | 860 Sample mode), | Chines, tncludin € e@ueli:; a — oF rree, W $59 oe i + tarp “as $2.25 Rice Boilers; 2-qt. size.... 2 $ . 5 | rere $2.95 Preserving Eettiles; 10-qt, $1.89 J lia | $1.50 Preserving Kettles; ¢qt.. Sle | $29.95 Leonard Refrigerators; 45 Ibs. capacity; top icer ... y $4795 Leonard Eef about capacity $12.49 75 Ibs. $57.95 Leonard Eefrigerators;: about bs. capacity ...... .. 851.49 2.40 Famous-Barr Co.'s Ready-Mixed Paints; gallon 2.05 $1.30 FamousBarr Co.'s Ready-Mixed Paints; *-,-galion ®1.05 : 70c Famous-Barr Co.'s asad ieee size | oy ese: : pric ad of Tie ("hoter Breast of renee ni > hor type, ‘Marvigaa Larded Tenderlo n af Beef with Fresh Mushrooms ’ : grade ‘y are f the Carbon, tempered mier wire; very com- and obtamable in full and twin sizes. $30 Ostermoor Box Springs S15 * One of the most import of the week and 1s week only will they de sold at this special price. | $30 Ostermoor 45-lb. layer felt Mattresses, $15. $10.50 Felt Mattresses $20 Silk Floss Mattresses _ 54. 95 $10.75 resses with cotton center or : , Sunk danaieietdean ae 30-lb. weight and in full-size ‘ only, covered with good grade ‘ight and a most exceptional value. UOniyv one to a customer. of art ey Se an Washtubs Se gga 1.25 Grade, illo expressi) for u : at.. ing . , Lravcuis’ SUUadI Fize Wash- tubs. equipped with obtainable iT fuli- ie: Ne] ‘oOn- : 7 nmr oe po and sep gnet in Compete th spring.., galvanized iron $05 Sichiadins Sanitary Couches ls. 75 ; ’ : za: ‘ 7 An pe ‘ ; . whoien closed j ; t ij ’ ’ ; =. .” | 7 ty De FQ 7 pest Pre Largs fortable “fing. por: - ) Mach 5% Pice portable style. 5) _.. 558.5 Potato Croqurttey New Asparagus Hotlandais: Combination Malad | f" hao lee Cream aad Cake {>i Strawberry Short od Re. f‘amemobert naree ‘ tiem, Tetnieinnemaadinnasataipmshenantintnn Gaddibiteinatnnaddiinaindta tig tae a Te ee asi Wainu Sauce f of Sixth Fleer ater Goblets | Dozen—Monday 50 will at once appreciate what an ht any effort that is made to be ffe ‘rings TioF . ’ ereqra? nh cl 7 dase As illust Swe Dotlara The Corer Phone Reservations. rate a $16 Layer-Felt Mattresses $8.75 with art ticking \ gy? tT? rr ha I : , . re) ofel $3.30 Stepladders: 6-ft. size Washboilers: imperfect: at *, $1.45 Rakes; of steel; 16 teeth, $1.10 : $2.35 Garden Spedes or Shovels, $1.69 4° . $1.65 Spading Forks: 4-tine.. 21.22 : and ™ with reli ‘aie Crystal Soap; large size cake; only 10 : two will be gold to a customer 7 bars to a customer; 10 bars for Sic Same Mattress in 50-Ib. weight, with No mail or phone orders filled on Soap. four-row stitched edge...... 810.75 Basemera Gallery som $1.34 =r Preserving hetties of heavy sheet alu- minum in 6-qt. size with strong bail and highly polished. While 100 last.

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SsUND APRIL 14 , an SUNDAY POST- DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MOBS. Aah S CIRCU tsi Than Those in Any Other ot. Louis Newspaper. PO as 1931. , i WIRE FARIS , si) | asa : ee itis tn RTA Fi SAMUS a a dase : siz [JR RECEIVER WOULD - ORDERS FINES, NUT f° 1 ON CHAR Here’s Y on “PNcTe” IN COIINTY | y | eres Your EXPEND $1,615,869 “COSTS” : 2 ZEEE}, 17 VIOLATING | : ™’ Wells Asks Court Authorization Prosecuting Attorne! | -on Easy Terms Monday ™, for Construction Work and | Gives ee ei Improvements. ces of ‘ Rolla Wells. receiver o 1e nite rosecuting . » w= ; hous 71 2 e Broad , . ee ae nouse i ars . te o has advised jis nts ATISiSt, ' ' . . .% > —_ , ™ » | s _ 7 ~ _ W MHinesca 1S =i I cl Wii Lie. ag) { i of wut the best music and home entertainment. Our cabin-t it het the Lerisiature Has Deed te | lchts Ghali be visible 506 feet away. . . © 7° Me - +> having had two q model Grafonolas greatly reduced. Aid Busines ‘His assistants hay een inst 5 = “a | and 59 gallons of mas You save 32% to 36% by purchasing now. i Charles R. Towson, Y. M ed to demand a fine in traffic viola =} 9 ises, the Judge said | mm industriad expert, ill also addres tions where th evidence i suf +. , = ik drink bars are causin the trouble in enforcis 9 = me ew rs of ths hnamber on “The {cient t ‘arrant arrest. ‘here it 4g : | Raising Standard if ndustry. fis not th arrest should a : a a. CWideners litt inate ransinaied tine enum,” tee ag: a oy Saeco saint fa a The Judge asked if }\ try continually striving to better co: traffic violators tried in th lus- . +t? iv j = : ee oe eokk ene [ts Immense resources add measur- 3 i | i wo U ditions in mines, factories and lum-|tice Courts are d ~~ ar 1E service attention vou receive, and when told that h 1008 Olive St. Aenean oe ee ee et es Or = =6conts, 912-66. In som the spirit in which it is given, and ably to the industrial greatness of Keen $300, none the industrial world sead, cases there may t tenuating cir- : . . . one, . asKxe cemene - a on ee : the resources behind it are important St. Louis, while its stability is a per- Koenig was a m district vocational officer for Mis-/| cumstances, Mueller said, but usual- and that the mash Ww making beer for his oc “The Shop of Better Service’’ souri, Kansas, Iowa and Nebraska,! ly the assessment of costs indicates factors in governing your choice of a manent pledge of the exceptional serv- ' ‘nha the Government i: there sufficten svidenc for «zg ; eX . ; ie eo ee oe motor car. ice policy we are pursuing. y Premediaee te: : Wesley J. Becker, nviction and himself as ‘a fornfe locking for a job,” pl 7 e charge of having = ee a matice Wwern | lh is "j , isky in his f oan om — ae a bane eiesih, million-dollar investment in St. Louis service. = : —— font B . Said ne is opposed to the law A . = I li st: is willing to assess fines. greatest service station. is eene atin san ae ie Belt Raeinete os lie F.VERY day scores are attracted by 4 -— gua = hi Bei 1 ‘ I . ate ae Bee - . - e« na : it es Hub MH etd , ‘ ° ’ . i_ A z ith Mueller’s imstructions VERY Hudson and Essex Motor Car PyLDSON and Essex owners are part REN aeliiees omete cena -oh in St. Louis is protected by a half owners in Hudson and Essex — HAMA i he i Central Township said that his depu “ : 4 Faris he not only - A’ 4521 to 4539 Delmar av., near Hudson and Essex Motor Car “Se «sold it At the time ¢ ties were instructed several week ¥ t ae AGS Get te make arrests fm Cimmer Taylor, this service plant centers construction, which embraces exclu- i Rome vende pened ‘died cases except where there is evidence ep : | ever nd one die se e] ney = its capacity and ability in g1\ Ing un- sive designs, great riding comfort and 7: he was in desperate the automobile was stopped for i *. : : 3 ay sdetatean manal esevire ta every Hiedies: onl many other distinctive features. ee Se ee oa » expen: Cc 5 es) on Essex owner. = a by i lness. SIZE OF AMERICAN | ; , “That te the faires AND JAPANESE NAVIES = a most honest statemer = “ in this court for man COMPARED BY OFFICER = = ; 3 the Judge. “TI am Continued From Page Two. rou for it by fixing y¥ es Se and costs.” are enough vesseleof ! = = BS Mrs. Jeannette Qu re a few from t "@211- = = ee merly conducted a The tonnag 7! it- : + Market street, pleade , , legal ing a ant of whisky tion enforcement ag the United States are = M t = ay | place last November pplied and well in the lead O OT ( fine Oj] I I ani a lawyer she said her of Japan. Of the 459 on Japan's build- [= =: "ae the saloon, but after ing program 15 are known to dis- = “EE cenducted it until sh place a total of 16,710.tons; the dis 7 ‘ Judge Faris said tha placement of the remaining 30 is || = Salesroom Service Dept. : ° ha problematical. . f = : 5 he would be lenient. 30 to be of the minimum displace. |. Renewed’Car Dept. Accessory and = ee 95° and costs. ment to enter them in the class of ; ; . . ° - 4 Another Pteac destroyers, first line, they will dis- : Executive Offices Parts Distribution : 4 Charles Snitzer pl 7 tntal of 20 time ROO , - ° = ~ " le ; ee ting Locust, Lindell and Leonard 4521-4539 Delmar BI. ee ae See tons, which means .Japan ze . 29§ South Broacwa under construction o n her build- -_ =f 3 | told that Snitzer was _— o — ~ ~-* S| eo , | ~ : is : g program a total of 40,719 tons. = Ss business at the fan Faris fined him $30 " Scientific Expansion. a - | he NEW EDISON * ZZ _ The British navy might be said to | : ih it TT | = MM Bartolomeo Stale ; ha xpanded ng scientific “ae 6Crl«Cwiho was arrested by | By this is meant that f Lc 4 December while c 2 A built the requisi nu? lon can of “moonshiZ re} ars ° igh uxiliaries and supportii | A Garage to an autel r° add he battleship bein | S| guilty to a charge of } as , ssion in vie — a which the fleet is ” his possession in vi oe and 2 assuming that th Crit 6th and a 4 stead act and was 4. ! A, the proper numobder of suppor r n = a | costs. oop eee Pehoce BAe | weits for each barieshtp Franklin S$ an OSSES ae The Edison has in- ’ easily calculate the numb ad of “Where the Crowds fo. conducted a saloon ir . 15% A porting unit Ss required for a Geo.” iM street. was filed $1 since 1914, and part of this BAIN that the British navy ve, anmumine aORDAVS RE Ty SPECIALS In Home Merchants’ Advertising Bae (his vice of euilty te increase is Wer Tax. Ask ee sent program, Se First Five Days of This Week mae alien on completed and taking into considera- ; for the builetin “What Did tion only vantels of the first line, with | S| y him beca PLATE BEEF | s. Sugar | M cy for him because B Edison Do During the 3 a yes ena nna sor aia See Seem Sess PURE FINE GRANU- Compared With the Corresponding Days of 1920 f «(Pad quite the saloon, which will rou t her as ' hich grouped togethe as sinughtered corn-fed LATED with one pound ry after hi#arrest, and 7 Wear? it teis the story. first line, the British fleet will have eattie; 17e walue. ef the best and purest @e Judge Faris, in ann “ ’ 4° e - , = e , ‘ _ + ' ee " . } ee t 7 4 ay ‘ » - > #7 i . F = res h battles up, assuming 26 bat- Liver Sausage, ib a will ang ma POST-DISPATCH Gaine d 51 Cols. | a wae Se : . eo ii wd aiad . = ° stances into consid tleshins. first ne No.when Sao waluer of ie Guanes alean ar ae Monday, ) Globe-Democrat . ...Lost 19 Cols. —-_ Saloonk seper i . . ~ soe alts > lb S ry ok 4 Joe .. , a April 4 SOME. cece dic cc nce o cen ne i wrig aBrtle cruisers, Ist lin : —— = ogg — TR = > Cut frem prize-winning @ I - ; 3 - - ae nn ree ell , " ’ heen. The grandest, Times ef © ® @e eee oe eee Lost 12 Cols. F ‘ " ned $5 U on nis , nbmarines, ist line i ; mest beautiful chops | ; aving one quart ¢ , 1.65 2, q Posseeston last Dece ~ La" LAAN OA ee Je ik Bleep a Aircraft arriers Fleet submarines * yeu ever laid eves @ : Considering the United States navv RIB OR LOIN. POST-DISPATCH Gained 63 Cols. = | hibition enforcemen Ae on ae above basis, assuming 27 bat- | RRL | a Globe-Democrat ie ._Lost 14 Cols. 4 . ww ee wi ‘eaaalll tleships, first line: = April 5 ) Star ...............Lest 41 Cols. 3 Herman Belcher, — ~ ” ] Home grown, eye ° a om 40stC*s«C«WBPOcery estore, meat cron PET se_ SPINACH Sf" 10) Times 020000000... Loat a7 Gols fo WR Sar’ *s aro . ‘oon Oo. 51 4) ; ae |= @Venue, was fined UP RLENG PA ia; ow ee ee OO ee A@+- ee ee “st Globe-Demoerat Gained 1 Col. Se 20" Castellano Menday enly > ibs. the limit None te dealers Street. who has ov The above figures show that in or- April 6 Star “se eee e228 .. Lost 14 Cols. fined $59 on a pi der to balance the United State’ fleet Largest size Ne. 3 cans " E. on the eame proportion a2 the Brit- (OZARK ‘ Hike r BRAND) Times “ese @©ee#e 7. a a a Lost G Cols. - charge of having ish there must still be built 41 light IVNIA TV. 3 Cans 25c ‘ eo | 7 ; oe agence ar cruisers, 27 destrover ! rs, 53 de- ' ; | that he tntend —— ~ ~~ ove nade s, . e = Your Cafeteri Caf t Has a wonderful feast im store for POST-DISPAT H . “a ce stroyers, 4 leet submarines and six our e eria you at the mest eccenemical price 101 | alreraft carriers. There is an cess ever heard of.. © flewer chef. SAYS: “M ae teak on ur clever S: “Mr. Remley, this will be "The Globe-Demoecrat ...Lost 21 Cols. a He waltee.” of 21 in submarines, first line, and just enough battle cTrlu'sers FRICASSEE OF MILK-FED be | April 7 Star ee * © © © © #8) 8 + © .Lost 43 Cols. Taking the Japanese navy the =e the a nene > when program No. re- kag . Class of ship 's cormpiletea guirell } wrapped; per pare S. ; ; 2 April « Star “er oft eeeeeeeeee ._Lost 60 Cols. Battle cruisers. Ist itne 1° 3 ; 9 Times ............@ained 9 Cols. Light cruisers, ist !Ine. 15 : crmmmmmnnnn nner nnn SiesslSs Dastrover lea ders es 12 2 : = Destrovers ler ine 42 « S OZ. | Submarines. let line. and * e *. ee ae a Ad That “ST. Aircraft carriers | 3 e lo f ' — Deficienc) *E x cess. Missourian Head of Shnne Directors This MAMMOTH QUALITY LOAF can not be duplicated | In St. Louis, the cireulation of the Daily Post-Dispatch By the Associated Prees anywhere in the UNIVERSE—nhot from our own ovens every a ee tenho | exceeds that of — other St. ——— Cromwell of Ararat Temple, Kansas City, ote.. was elected president of the Shrine Directors’ Association of |Nerth America today. and Kans s City was chosen as meeting place for | The POST-DISPATCH ts the only St. Leute evening Lhe mext convention. Bewspaper giving Associated Press news service. LS trees ‘meses se . POST-DISPATCH Gained 70 | Tilia! te ines voomealll WRAPPED CARAMELS 2 QM) edna Cols aa | Pleaded guilty to PAUL DE Tere au ieys:

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a ¥ a - eee —_ = a : if ; . 1" 4 1 Py a Rl =r ~ = —Tt oI It | . a ' 4 1 | | PONGEE DAMASK 36-in., natura] shades 49¢ 58-in. Damask in neat 39¢ : ‘2 ; patterns per ward : fine rib, gauze Knit; sleeve; knee 49c . K ni per vard aon : - SPenee of fi _ ORGANDIE TOWELING | Lae 4 In Which Whisky dawadere Papecial S|, 00 gy = fe ae lOc s oO at ENS ATHLETIC Aah ae pe . S yards for. } Was Found, Is Fined $300 § SERGE STAMPED SCARFS : , | ant 2 fine Nainsook | | CHILDE 54-in. storm Serge in navy 54-in Stamped Scarfs in SUNDAYT. APRIL 10. 1821. ai DAILY POST- DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ‘St LOS POST CSFATCH us anneal - Lon _ toad ~~ eee - te ee ae amg BO ie —— ES ER -in. soft- TAFFETA © ii: cr, 98c Taffet ta; oar and ‘yn Fine ribbed, low necked, ve Melee lien Ielien idin ti. Ronn Ae oe oe ee el Cell Cl Dee WOMEN’S UNION SUITS 9 be Ih ‘AA Vay wm we ttl URVTATTWCA DONO PATPADL ELI ty WOMEN’S VESTS Men’s Union Suits Women's regular and extra Men's Summer weight; short 7 pTiics * 1. ltitts) LoL iet itt only. Spectal for neat designs; have q Wi. : SOFT DRINK this sale......2.. 31.39 centers to match; ea 29¢ , f | ‘5 balbringan; | Und ist we ; short _ BARS CAUSE TROUBLE - — —=—— | - yapee king, 9% ' sleeves ... ; Ce ee tee ae , a allt Real -_ - ~~. _ cate Ee » Who Described Self as “Fermer Saloon Keeper. | Looking for a Job,” Is } Fined $25. >| 7! + - . ™ £=‘The soft drink bars which former- - : A y | f | b were saloons were severely crits- 3 nniversary | e 0 ) gised Gn the United States Distric i ‘Court yesterday by Judge Faris w = = — _ ~ _ = * = _ . - - a — — ~ oe — - ~ —-—, = -_ — PEe STE FSFE 4S FEET OPEL 5 OES ES FS B05 FET ER ih i) and when told that he was he fined Koenig $300, though an attorney had asked clemency on the ground that Koenig was @ man of small means and that the mash was intended for making beer for his own use. Admits Having Whisky. Wesley J. Becker, who described himself as “a formfer selaconkeeper looking for a job,” pleaded guilty to e charge of having had a quart of whisky in his former saloon at ' ~ ss — a - . ae ~ - — a 1) {900-Saleswomen Wanted-200 | — item Exactly as Advertised—Plenty | FN--Salecman Wanted--50 | { DRESSING WAISTS sither Matt “tar ‘orvivwm” bra te, 4°30 peas of Goods Except Where Specified boul 8 yursiorings corsets. | | SACQUES &.00 j to $6. val Avplr *% a. m., empleyes entrance. 6th st. Many L , ’ ; esate a re s3é99H Olive Street last Decem ber. (Beedel Floor), these will be retained a+ permanent em- FREE Ss . Sh = 2 FREE employees’ entrance, Sixth st. There was no evidence of a sale. . pee ouvenir opping ass ~ r | 48c In explanation Becker told Judge § i 00 Up te : Faris he not only had whisky but \ CU a4 ; A } NS just Out-——On- a 10-inch sold ij At the time of the sales, he $3.00 R d : said. his five children had scarlet ip “= Graphophene > tess CORSET fever and one died later. He said CHILDREN'S t ; .00 : | Sco 4: Memories of Virginia Pi) th ei) a 4 1 ol - -— -_ — _— -_ a -” so - - = = - - _ a - - - . b in d fi ‘ ; Saas HATS a al COVERS (Becond Floor) ' M lans and - | 'y ' 3 , expenses caused by his children's nored { E'| ludes fine | waeyy AND FELT BASE FLOORCOVERING County Kerry Mary Sotti ngham ~ sane a "2. 10 1 : : scrim. some with ‘retty tie - vheseaingzoamgmmessdioey?”= say or Bag — Cc ao lions inet hae a TY earn to cover your floors for little money: *aoae my $5c : . F + wygnese h | “wot pre ‘ | . Ze | antage of this ¢ en 01 » tunity oe | ae. as spo aranteed spring ’ § CORK — BLOCK and MOSAIC Connorized Word Boll -~ 25c ‘> bb _ a ero’ reve. Place last November. Through tomorrow a - - _ — . - 7 “ 7 — — ~ - _ - * eet vrerewwierFercs sex and her matrimonial! pr neoh ong he would be lenient He fined $60 and costs. Another Pleads Guilty. Charles Snitzer pleaded guilty to having sold whisky in his saloon at 206 South Broadway After being | told that Snitzer was still in the same business at the same place Judge Faris fined him $300. Bartolomeo Stallone, a barber, | who was arrested by policemen last - Degember while carrying a five-gal- lon can of “moonshine” whisky from & garage to an automobile, pleaded fuilty to a charge of having liquor in hig possession in violation of the Vol- stead act and was fined $250 and , vara SHIRTING | ee Naa uf | idee ue ae nigh = AXMINSTER RUGS cussentecd: Sania se value; each 4 a “aim | 25c ent “all new per ¢€ ‘ \caseansieeelaneoen Curtain Scrim Pt Bs’ 3 git | 98c a gy nla Tagg o*.f . ¢ Ce Os and velvet Rugs, in reguiar ro material, neatly : = S aapameta “106 rh om — zes, including 9x12; m poy: tufte@? ‘pean? roll var: : "sf * , . + ’ er i$ , a" “~ ‘ - P _» 2 ‘ made Ww ith heavy ro D nmr , . P: ‘ s " 1i0rai #nad aiiovel desigus;: } | . | 36 +n sagt Crete tt > ; . é; i = ‘ if thas lot worth up 19 $35 spec edge to prevent Sag- = ) , : ving. Extra special for Bungalow 40-INCH i} © tent medium and lath i = . P ~ we . \ Vas morrow VOILES — | SEMEOE 5.02... eel” | | = os — tomorrow only 25c — get oe Window Screen, 59c | =-=a, == |$12 DOMES, $8.98|| 48c | WALL PAPER |=S‘en l&, a a,’ . , ne ' wy e , . La ’ saie f i | Papers for vember when he was arrested by po- + Pe ee B56 4 a ning Paper new 1. BO 1 whe rr PD ces of Ameri- B34 lice Hi ; A . neer;r : Q e Val ue f (In chal . «) YT) i Siig z Oak Finieb F or can ‘ uminun ' men. s Attorney asked lenien- | Ae ot ' .- ineluded Pre Coffee. Per: on / 904 Mtener ty lators. 2-qt. double Ries Boilers, ; : 100-piece. p Aprons (Becond Fieor) TO RR at IN Bee si TaN. peer me. s : 2 Harry G. Johnson, who formerly conducted a saloon at 310 Olive Street, was filed $100 and costs on t} | «+ 3 Pr F elt-t = ear she said her husband 0 Me back , Flooreos ering. 11 A =-- the oon, but after he left her she eng ind + quan ty pleces up conducted it until she could sell it. ' $1 meg yy nino upton up F = ecg — soe. C ‘ Judge Faris said that in view of her re eee pe no row, squat j MA RE 58 : ~ = g SE a all eons 7 | | CHAMOIS LG yy cy for him because he is 60 years old, - Bias ete oe Cloen tents sors 4c 7¢ 11¢ Roll ‘Toe 25e 35045 Roll 4c 18¢ 22c Bey onice | «Sot restrve Wate See Wied [air ass amen Seeman meer | | BATH | er ae : : high: ner Seatia tana ¢ 00 38 aa aAe- EDGING | TOWELS © Extra Special eure seer oa Se) saediaeegen @ Os © te nase, sm: |'| Embroidery: Judge Faris, in announcing the fine, | 50- foot Fancy import- 2 and 3 inch width, said he was taking these circum- | ——- quality terry: |! - . , eo J0 ie ae ; im: ac with couplings, [00d red ee ee — _ 4 i ees 4 “$5.98 , cups ani 6 BANDED ‘ a y . . ‘States , ‘gt - PD ; \ So 5 Bedspreads ne. nT ar ~~ ree No yy —~ SAILORS | 3 y —~. 7: , , gra oO ¢ ; er fie bow), big bargain, ar fect long $7, 98 | while 200 sets last, Winer.) Double bed size. e— a ~ —} 4] ¥% ‘ for . GARAGE OR BARN FAINT 7 (Second tS — Jurenile Cases for b ‘ uaranteed 1 *'$1.79 ‘ ’ $1.98 a ae All papers ld wit . ateaien , . . , | =| > oO a — I asl | co ee, ete ep rn 59 | Mall orders = Sec manele 50c 1 s rr 3 Men’s POPLIN. MUSLIN PETTICOAT | Toweling [Chambray] | embreidered 45¢ Good quality Shirts CHILDREN'S } Overalls ood grad — ts | coteen.’ Species’ tor /19¢) popEMUSLIN, yd., Monday, 112,¢ [2 cotton Towel- | Men's blue CAPS SHEETS rd-wide, pure| Men’s Overalls ) ss ’ Bs 4 | , , ner eer Ragman ogee ih ge a of good mate- ” BLEACHED Unbleached ROMP ERS rable (Honmaaae aa Bhiste. al aan ‘Second Floor) unUude! : d : pects, | Fial (Base.), SHEETING Muslin Children’s Rompers; excel Qjlcloth special Monday 15¢c Cc Good grade bleached Sheet. nk a Sa ; Cc ‘in aT yard wide: fr ‘ Good quality, for sheets and in pink and blue stripes 19¢ ———— a pre haar - ver > eases; specie! («ike ee 25¢ S; y 29¢ value (Basement) .. hess o Pearl HOU SE ’ , Th: ” Pleaded guilty to a charge of hav- Vi OMEN’S Children w Dresses special ( Basement ’ ~ ing Uquor in ene aan last Sep- GLOVES Children’s Chambray or Ging- . Buttons Ladies Low Shoes DRESSES LACE CURTAINS LADIES’ WAISTS CURTAIN SCRIM ’ |Ladies’ Low Shoes, in patent]. (Second Floor.) nm Silk, lisle and cham- ham Dresses; plam colors, * Theodore F hd. a bartender in Per Doz : “yf oo annetpe, Pp! laids or checks ; Nottingham weave; over-] Ladies’ Lawn Waists, ! th | With heat border, Tor sa sb ” leather, gunmetal ; — Rawitzky's saloon, was fined $100 «and costs on his plea of guilty to a BpPe Cc ial, Monday locked edge ; special O8e eolored collar and AIC teins: apec ‘al value. / (Basement Basement). aint. (Rensmant) »- - cial Monday “TU TERA AZALALALIEL LAD _ - = - - oe — ' BPPR PEER B20 oe oe oe = ob oo e es ~ | WOMEN’S WOMEN’S . : "Kerchiefs f BRACE ET . REPE : HOSE ‘LACE HOSE | Fed and biue, | | ‘ x. 7 - | Small s! EI beads. ; a 46 c width, yard, J eee eww aewrns ore Ain 7 ff, i} nd mer- Novelty Silk Hose, Cerlies-Coon ané Ar- a row brand; discontin- ge ved styles, Sc . rowew “dt = on a” oe oe oe _ — - i oo ~ _ - — = — — — — — o- a — —_ a -

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6B ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH * SUNDAY. APRIL 10, 1921, —_—_—— —- SUNDAY POST- DISPATCH Advertisers, Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULAZION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. - BILLIONS NEEDED © FOR SCHOOLS, SAYS EDUCATION FADER ie Should Spend $3,- 000,000,000 a Year on Schools, Illinois Teachers Are Told by Commissioner | Claxton. | The progress being made by the| United States is constantly increas- | ing the demand for men and women » of higher education, and the conse- quent demand for trained and effi- cient teachers,. said P. P. Claxton, lnited States Commissioner of Edu- cation, in an address vesterday at the final session of the three-day convention in the East St. Louis high | school auditorium of the South west | Division of the Illinois State Teach- | ers’ Association. “We have always maintained ex- | tensive commercial relations with other countries, but recently we en- | tered upon greater activity in this | line,” said the speaker. .‘‘Instead of depending upon the other countries 10 deliver goods at our shores or come here for our products, we are operating a merchant marine, which is going after what we want and de- livering “out produce to the other countries. This line alone is greatly —— - increasing the demand for men of higher education, and the school) boy of today in the most remote . untry. rural school can qualify for these 'Soufhwest Missouri who used to be a bet high positions if given proper school. | school teacher ing. He can obtain such schooling | from efficient instructors, and effi- cient instructors cannot be obtained | for salaries that are being paid in some school districts. “Men and women of higher edu- cation are also needed in industrial, commercial and- agricultural affairs, | more so today than ever before, and the demand is constantly increasing. Whe young .men and women realize the opportunities that opens to them more today than ever before. There are six times as many boys and girls in high school today as there were 20 years ago. Outlay for Higher Education. “In 1870 $5,000,000 was spent for ‘higher education; in 1880, the sum was $6,000,000; in 1892 it was $17,-| 000,000; last year the sum was $182,- 000,000, and this year it will be about | | $225,000,000. “The newer demands of stiee ation | show us that the old methods fail to measure up to the requirements. We should have longer school terms, and a high school education should be | given to every boy and girl. But the old methods do not permit meeting the demands. “A teacher must constantly be a missionary. It is wrong for the pub- lic to be cannibals and eat the mis- | sionary. The profession of teaching must pay as good salaries as are paid | persons in other lines who have to 'devote years in becoming qualified We don't want special | railroads, and | for the work. favors, half-rates on other courtesies of that nature, What we want is pay sufficient to permit | us to pay for what we get and feel | that we are receiving compensation | equal to the value of the service ren- dered. “School teachers in Missouri last ‘year received less than education | | paid rural mail carriers. I know, i cause I have a cousin eS he —— ——- the salary | be trained. be- ment in the colleges and high schools | state living in | necessitates more money, needs to dpend $3,006,000,- —_— — The increased enroll- | 000 a year for public education and | | dustrial and income tax should all | The country needs $1,000,000,000 wed as cgm pared with | be used to some extent for the school; once to spend for building _ and Teachers’ pay should be in-| equipment. This is required for he | extension and greater opportunities | schools, and the | | $1,250,000,000 now spent. fund. “The inheritance, corpbration, in-| creased’ ffom 100 to 200 per cent. for the preparation of teact | body grows poor by ncaulringaaa ter education, therefore the m pay the richer we become.” — r. When I met him @a short time ago at Springfield, I | |asked him how he was getting along | teaching school. He replied: ‘I've | iquit teaching schoo! and am making | ‘a living now.’ He said he spent five | ‘hours a day as rural mail carrier ‘for which he received $1850 a year, and had plenty of time to take care |of his farm. A rural mail carrier re- | ‘ceives three times as Thuch salary as | ‘the average country school teacher. | Expenses Contrasted. “In 1919 there was paid in Fed- | eral taxes one-third as much as it | cost for education, Last year the peo- | ple of this country paid two and ‘one-half times as much money for chewing gum as was paid for higher education. There was spent for cigar- | ettes 100 fimes as much, and the amount of money paid for face pow- der was greater than the amount |expende 4d for elementary and sec- fondary schools. The food luxury tax ‘in Ohio last year was more than it ‘cost to pay all cost of the public ‘schools in the first 19 years of this | century. | ‘The nation should co-operate | 'with the States in acquiring and dis- | bursing funds for educational pur- iposes. Last year the Government ‘collected 6,000,000,000 without get- | ‘ting anything on property. “Much depends on what we do in the schools. . We must do ouf pat-| rif#tic duty to give the boys and girls of the United States the best possi- hle education. The nation benefits | by the higher educatior acquired by | the boys and girls, and nobody ever lost anything by being more efficient. “The annual appropriation for training teachers now is $25,000,000, | but should be raised to-€75,000,000, and with this amount only one-| fourth of the number of teachers | | needed for a country of this size can | TASHMIER = fe Special Purchase Men’s High-Grade Suits ing for. At Readjustment Prices Every man and young man who needs new clothes for imme- diate or Summer wear should see these offerings. kind of clothes you want—the kind of values vou have been look- Exceptional Values at— *30 *40 *50 You'll get the We Are Showing a Large Assortment of H erringbones Members of the Retailers’ Railroad Refund Association elds Olive at Eighth A Message From the President of the Cadillac Motor Car Company Year after year it has been necessary for us, at this season, to caution prospective - buyers of the Cadillac Motor Car against possible disappointment in the matter of securing delivery. The necessity was never more urgent, as it is Our conviction that the months of May and June, and the remainder of the year, will witness the greatest short- age of Cadillac cars in the history of the company. The Cadillac company is firmly com- mitted to the policy of building 8-cylin- der cars, which will continue to be the. Standard of the World. Present prices on Cadillac Motor Cars will remain unchanged throughout the year 1921. CADILLAC MOTOR CAR COMPANY R. H. COLLINS, President and General Manager | CAD IL ie a C Local Distributors CADILLAC AUTOMOBILE CO. OF ST. LOUIS President. 3910 OLIVE ST. Telephone—Lindell 567. Delmar 1185 ete PART SI 4 ——— Gn TOM WILL ASK RAIE R _— —-— Petition to P Commission Reasons Wh Are Unjusti ——— ee The city’s petitio of the case under Service Commission clede Gas Light ‘from 23 to 70 per will be filed witht morrow. It declares that had taken into con that the need of added revnue had $300,000 by a decl pays for gas oil, have shown earnin reasonable return, the company useé the public service. The petition als laclede’s contract of coal during 192 the same amount $4.50 a ton Was im and that the effec in ! es 18 to con pay for the result idence. The third cause that the rate or re per cent upon tron of $30,000,000

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PART SIX eee . a —— — 3T.LOUIS POST-D ST. LOUIS, SUN yon TOMORROW - ASK FOR GAS — RATE REREARING D Petition to Public Service 4 Commission Gives Three a Reasons Why Higher Rates { Are — renearing the Public anted the La- The city's petition for a ef the case under whith Bervice Commission gr clede Gas Light Co. an »from 23 to 70 per cent in gas rates will be filed with the morrow. It declares that ion had taken into consideration th fact that the need of the Laclede for added revnue had been decreased $300,000 by a decline in the price it pays for gas oil, toe result would have shown earnings in excess of a reasonabie return upon pri the company used and eeaihti the public service The petition also laclede’s contract for 600,000 of coal during 1921 at $5 at the same amount during $4.50 a ton Was improviadentl) and that the effect of the es is to compe! rthe results of increase of commission to- if tLe commis: Pertyv © States 7 : : : mace ea. use The third causs ppeal thet the rate or return allowed, per cent upon tentative thon of $30.000.000, —e = 1.64 Valileai- and is eyv.cessi' eo ce an MAN - GIVEN SEVEN-YEAR TERM ON ROBBERY CHARGE Elton Thorp Is Convicted Despite Wife's Efforts to Estab- lishd Alibi. in Judge Landwehr's court | yesterday sentenced Elton Thorp, years old, to serve seven years in t Penitentiary for the lie was found guilty of Crane of 5328 A jury robbery in first degree. holding up James S. a Kensington Aug. and robbing him of $312 Thorp’s wife and a number of his friends testified that at the time of the robbery the Wabash Club in Ferguson Thorp was acquitted by a cuit Court jury March 23 of holding up Nichael Foley of Garfield avenue and robbing him $10.10. Wit | testified that he was attending, a picnic at the time of the robbery. anavenwve. he was at Cir- argce 5874 of of ach nesses has Plan to Enlist Foreign Students. A tentative plan of “selling’’ St. Louis to foreign students in schoo! and colleges was devised at a meet- ing Friday night between the Ex- ecutive Board of the Mana- gers’ Bureau and the heads of col legwes and inols here The plan provides for the students’ honor -r, membership in t Sales ec! ould have been ufficient lt is further ;« dence presente the evi that : RED CROSS AID T0 VETERANS INCREASING ed ters More ed during the ican Red erans of the a « > . . rrr a 1?Y Ty vv 1 }?* se. ee i thie fie the South a ters of ft 1’ fare 7 sti Ji | ‘eae handled t} dquarters, dealin hea national disahb!] | — tior.al headau the exnenses conne: work, 7 =r - Cross in r > LaSt wWweScLel T) ie Red C ed men's is Gor ‘ernmen th i? $9 600. 0) year 1920 by a AT ' 7 i ‘ r “rr cs me2jor r rarmis, an nnn age! its ge £ rid war, "izing ac "- oF sal ais - rvice th woenthe , More Than $9,600,000 Expend- for This Purpose by Chap- During 1920. was expend- the Amer- to vet- according tivities in nounced by livision headquear- ross in ot. Louis Z Bae cuap- necessar’ to 41 ’ul is Wi t departments. service ough ¢ ie disabled : ¢ } 5 oe art O71 thei! id a tot al of ciaims hem or fas the th the vari- Na- arters funds defraved "ar “ft ed and the . rec from ‘oca!l SENATOR IRWIN NOW 0 ET REAL CHANCE AS ART CRITIC | Appointed on Advisory Committee of —— Boe ogg Commission Attack on Paintings. By a > ee me Press JEFFERSON CITY, April %.— Senator Irwin, who made his debut as an art critic during the last ses- sion of the Legislature, at which he vigorously attacked the bill appro- priating $300,000 for mural deco- rations for the Capitol, will now have! an opportunity to demonstrate his capacity as @ critic. The Mural Decorations Commis- sion met here yesterday and appoint- ed an Advisory Committee, and made Senator Irwin a member. Gov. Hyde also was made a member, but had less confidence in his ar- tistic knowledge, and said today that he felt the Advisory Committee he ‘© should advise the commission—com- of experts—only on matters ness posed of busi cdl comm members of the tes are Jefferson City busit- accredited with an ar- Irwin dubbed the mural other two tistic bent decorations in as “‘flub-dub” art. which is defrayed from l funds of $3735.000 the Red Cross to be fund for men acceptez training so that rovided for until they begin uintenance pay the work, nationa A fund ropriated by las a ioan ational they Tee a = ry or.this Yriz vernmoent Ninety , . loaned to tra were in the {, ; per f the money inees cases the “investi- «1 us has Heer) repaid "hea cD. AY MORNING, APRIL 10, the Capitol building | , masters; has been ap- | _- ee WAGE CUT PLANNED. BY MISSOURI PACIFIC Conference ro Be Held on Re- trenchment Policy Affect- ing 30,000. Intention to reduce wages of all executives and employes, as a re- trenchment measure, was announced by officials of the Missouri Pacific Railroad yesterday. About 39,000 persons will be affected. The amounts of the decrease and time when they become effective will be determined at conferences here between April 13 and 26, of Officials and representatives of the employes. The conferences follow: April 13, clerks; 14, maintenance of way men: 15, shop men; 16, teleg- raphers and agents; 20, engineers, firemen and hostlers; 21, conductors, trainmen and switchmen; 22, station- ary engineers and firemen and signal 23, train dispatchers and yard- 25, shop and other fore- miscellaneous employes men; men: 26, ‘not included in above, asalt St. Joseph Car Fare to Be 9 Cents. JEFFERSON CITY, April 9.— re Public Service Commission toda: handed down decisions perm itting the St. Joseph Railway, Light, Heat and Power Co. to increase steal heating rates six cents per 1000 pounds, and granted the same com- , power to charge a nine-cent ) street car fare, ticket fare at for 25 cents, and authorized t in effect a 4 per cent increase tric lighting rates Value o mpany s pr was fixed as Heating department, $195 allway departn $4.06 7 ~~? « pe! \ 1eN* 7 _—-— —— — — The Good MAXWELL MVIVOUNCEME NT The Maxwell Motor Sales Corporation wishes to bear witness to the wonderful work of reconstruction accomplished by the new and powerful organization now manu- facturing the good Maxwell motor car. The six great Maxwell plants in four cities have been brought toa high state of proficiency. Inventories have been rectuced to normal, costs lowered, efficiency increased, and manufacturing practices greatly bettered. The good Maxwell, through sheer increased merit, has been entrenched more strong- ly than ever in public approval. One of the final steps in this process of rehabilitation was reached in Detroit on Fri- day, April 8. For months, the banks and interests concerned in the upbuilding of these properties have held ready for this new management, new cash in the amount of $15,000,000. To establish clear title to the properties (which has the effect of rendering these funds immediately available upon the discharge of the receivership and the consum- mation of the reorganization) and to insure the continuance of the present policies, a temporary receivership was consented to in the United States District Court at Detroit on Friday by all of the interests involved. The friendly and constructive character of the action is indicated by the appointment as receiver of W. Ledyard Mitchell, who, with Arthur E. Barker, has been in active charge of the management of the properties since the reconstruction process began. In adopting the somewhat unusual policy of giving these facts in detail, this com- pany is actuated by the conviction that the high standing of the Maxwell proper- ties can best be served by sharing witH the public the good news of every step of their MAXWELL MOTOR SALES CORPORATION. progress. “The Good Maxwell = el. ral News “ - ee 3 9 16B eee ee — a eee - PAGES MULVIHILL’S - REFRIGERATO We Are St. Louis Agents for the Celebrated RANNEY bce vie and size to suit ery fam) and every pocket- Moor, with snowy white in- ‘rior and sanitary wire shelves. GUARANTEED to be thoroughly insulated and big ice-savers. STY LE AS PIC TU RED ABOVE—~ cer, snowy white very Above Pictured REFRIGERATOR A genuine Ranney with white finfng and wire a the 76-lb. ice capacity, is priced only— $23.50 Easy Terms | Top-Icer Style REFRIGERATOR Above picture shows the patent lock on all Ranney Refrigerators. When the door is closed it aut omati- cally locks itself. Style Pictured Above $14.50 Easy Terms A handsome side 100-1b. 150-Ib. ice capacity ice capacity..... Easy Terms Your Credit is Good 5 Home of the $87.50 3-Room OUTFIT Our Terms Are Easy 112-114 N. 12th St. 2 Doors South of Pine “GIVE ME ‘INFORMATION, PLEASE!" Do You Know— THAT your “information” operator in St. Louis now handles on an average of 7300 calls per day? THAT by consulting the Directory, 3500, or 48%c, of these calls could have been avoided and the time of the operator released for other work? THAT. carried over a period of one year, this would mean that of the 2,080,000 information calls handled, 998.400 of them were unnecessary? It is the aim of the Telephone Company to render the best service possible. This information service for listings not in the Directory is necessary, and we are glad to be able to give it, and, with the necessary co- operation from our subscribers, we plan tc insure good service for all. Consul Your Directory Before Calling Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. ——— es 9 ae — eolibics ers Pn Se a ae ee x q eo gti a. waco .

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J o | gy 4 ArriL te dvertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those fn Any Other St. Louls Newspaper. APRIL 16. 181. j 16 vA 10B ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH A ; - _—-= bi , JR MME tas gen orns| ces coscspca tcane" acta aact'nas: | HOY DIES AFTER EATING N ATTORNEY aie f.ST ARCK ==3 8 OHOLDS CLE ase of Judge Ben. Lindsey. | urday. 7 ___|_ EASTER E66 PICKED UP ON LOT WOMA MCEMOTTT AMS > | 1102 on ees BC ALTHOU _— o - . ‘Lad, Mysteriously Poisoned, Found : 4 Continued Senn seer HOLDS CLIENTELE | Sisth ond Franklin « {Son ——————— The funeral of Russell Held, 7- Our location sares you mone y i a ‘> Army Camping Equipment vear-oid son of Louis Held, 127 Ed- , 25¢ a er — ein os Miss ‘ ‘oll A : gar road, Webster Groves, who died ADD 5c FOR MAIL ORDERS = | liteats ecessa G = ghe say’. | y Squad Tent. made Gold Medal Folding Cots, othe of , ar Beanie oe poisoning, ; Al THOUGH IN IAL 2 a aa Ol ll el - 2 4 ~— Nat aaa ll lal lal elt etl ed tl Special Offer No Cash N ry - and told her eee o gerd negro O° Wwheog iv’ 2 haki; | with new white tops..$3.75 [| was held yesterday aft of 12-02. double filed | eee areas Bee yoctcrday atanere, os YAY A Brand-New Kenmore p Aaeted to borrow 50 16x16; at... OO | : Lge and ARCH 4. ARCH oats ARMY FATIGUE PANTS..............S7¢ | Sotive fouswine morning S01 Oo lovey . omens ae =n er emer: ae SER fF Union Suits uest was held. as this explanation ° 3 00 | 2. > Sa a ; . . ; 4 a - a —— . F ——— » TOMOKROW AT THE ARMY UNIONA ae oe SO! 2. 98 io, an 9.937 From a Staff Correspondent of the | Oxf rds, patent face. tip or rer ce . = ee . = = — — , 4 G L oO POLISH ARMY SHOES. re 2? 2 eee. & 0 .$ HERBST ESTATE I$ $2 ' ; Post-Dispatch. wale am Nullifiers in black vici kid with low =. PALI FOR SPRING WEAR FOR CHILDREN - . - = . Men's 49.60 Silk-Lined full of them, and can save you money. ously shot to om h a month ago jail, and preparing to defend herse! - “ae ' : 3 i “ , : , : : : Creag weigthge ere igs saupiaint of Daniel Grimes, a ne- Leather 2% to 7 ©. $3. 00 s:, to 12. "La Leather Combination Player-Piano Bench, nice assortment of Music |B Men's 6.00 All-Wool Glue - 2 : om : ee vi “ . 7 BI . ih an Re 26 20. she remrrnanninmanaipinitiipiaidial Rolls, all free, with our Kenmore Player-Piano Outfit at only ety Sse Kaiehere.. -s forse « prominsery save "$5." | Rubber Sole “GYMS” voce KEDS | 257m $12 month Baga tor - SS SE NO CASH NECESSARY—FREE TRIAL : Mrs. Ida Burrus. Victe Boys’ Ked Oxfords Men's 20c Cotton Sor_. order of rus. ’ o ’ . ~teh shaie _a* at he riety “a rT)’. 7. °- S. Smith, chairn rr of 1 Gri ; we Black or White....... Our Kenmore Plave is such a wonderful val ’ Men's 50c Suspenders. - itt ’ theo >+) ‘ tho ; ance t_omm ee Lis E ixe - I dies’ and Misses’ hat we WI I] gladly ae i jit to vi ur ho me fo r free tri 7 Boys’ 1.00 Percale Shirts ee | Ni Biach os White... ? EA a test; if not satiedeaters, we will exchange it for an- : Men's 1.00 Balbricenn U proses he ; eine ~ | Srp ie ee . rae other or refund ali vou have paid, as you prefer. 4 Cowhid ie ~ snd _ roy le eee | ; Men's Ked Oxfords, Liberal allowayce for vour present Piano or Phono- - i2 we U ‘ - a t 7} n 4 [ ‘ S I q 7 7 . . “ : : Black or White graph as the first payment. _ Then in 30 days start reg- Overalls and Jumpers... anc g She gives attention to thm , : . f Other . , ular payment of $1 —— 5 o letail . ndil the Cir- Men's, Ladies, Boys’ and , : —_—-- ‘LE uit ‘ourt at Bowling Green and Misses’ Champion Ked & cae d e the Common Pleas Court at Louis- mom at High Shoes; white only, od Re | U; prig t, Gran Pp iana, and is preparing to file peti- and Play er +f — - - *¢ 20 Ss e/a c sé ‘ a ° ~~ Satis rome" : Sine sigels Pe i - A deettaeg _* 5 kgs _ +, 2, fern. ae hinses If one asks ! om her 1 ! vy 7 nt a , ice is in a cell and why clients “Ked Sport Shoes “Baseball Shoes” —Man~ Like cage and ms Guaranteed———— or Play For Men and ae o—1 ize I NO. 533—The Player-Piano that P| Tor r j . give vears f good weer and Strong, sturdy and light weight. eee 3 ag nd vice; veEy good tone $195 arl elk leather Athletic §S . | ry ie a bargain fit ents Y me Boys’ and youths’ ith oak leather r ase. m Py “ »hogany an ear _ $165 special gym or bas es and tan trim- . te Sait an nee see Py ket ball Shoes. White . ™/n0gs. NO. 65—So ize } . GRAND PIANO—s a ore canvas, red rubber will give many yea: full tone; ideal for sr petits - | soles and 12 to 35! ye: i ind no dwind > trimming. ee ee | NO. 38 — Player-P ' NO. 23—Player-Piano ntirely and refinished ' . . ; 4 ; » 7 "* Lal - : ss & mer county superinten- u 4 am 00 hoois, friend and : fect : Sizes A These Four Reos Are All “Pleasure Cars” apartment; ine new —- -— ee eC : Per Month on | Tce Dy. a | Attachment of Long Standing M Cc m Used Pianos the ails rT? . R | whi h aa hefall« en s Oo Out-of-town Customers—wW e ship Plaver Piano = anywhere 2 the " * ( oilins has draw: enew .* PLAIN OR TIP TOES UL. &: direct from our tfaeti ry, Caies co, on free “bows hp money th =) an e hae t - «ncegilteiennageanelang Ege } ; : down. Easy terms. Write for special Bargain Bu %. Fi. Starck Piano Co. tired, aching or -tender feet. V Kid L of St » prig D ici Ki ace BLACK CALF | 1102 Olive Se. St. Louis Congress or Lace.. BLACK Gunmetal Calf Lace \ ’ : _™ ’ Viss ' eee... = ~ er eee a a a is ars @ We no longer use the term “Pleasure Car” to designate passenger carrying automobiles, as we did in the early days. LL a er SS ee LL TT TE Ry » - ~~ “+e * ‘ , " ‘ y 1 nor owe i ie EE a ‘ im “3 es @ The term was too narrow—too limited in its meaning —to properly define that which has become an every day, every hour necessity to the man of affairs. @ Nevertheless each of these four Reos, is in very truth a pleasure car. @ For the Reo owner experiences a pleasure that i nied most others. The Post-Dispatch Will Publish Lansing’s Book Axminster Rugs 7) “The Peace Negotiations: | Orien 7 © A Personal Narrative.” @ Pleasurable riding: pleasurable + (astemeesg exquisite pleasure one fee's when he knc anywhere, any time, and occasion .even a thought on his part as to its doing so. @ A degree of dependability that is almost absolute is a Reo quality. @ It isacommon thing—not the exception, but the rule— for a Reoowner to drive 10,000 to 20,000 miles and ‘“‘ never see a spark plug’’ nor know from personal observation that there is a carburetor or a motor under the hood ! + Me » ES eS ae Ne a See Se ~ le : a“ Pras a » en Bice 9 ay Set Se yee ae gk RS SS 39 2re ea eae So Wes ae 2 ’ on x Less wy ae Ten 10-in F. Records lections — sortmer,L — PRICES: Touring Car $1850; Roadster $1850: Coupe $2700; Sedan $2750; all prices are fo 5. factory, Lansing, plus Special Federal Tax. Kardell Motor Car Co. Letaii and Wholesale Distributors Central 2886 3145 Locust Street Bomont 2800 js iz | Axminster Rugs * } State Rebert Lansing’s ] a ‘ i needles an Axminster Rug $12 e %YxI! Linoleums I hook. Lansing s is the | Qe ad E | | XI Victor ak tle ae rors wi agg ggg | tirst book published to #- ' _ Bf trola in any: $42.00 end bas | date’ by a member of 2 q oo. mahoge OM OM I LL ML Mn UI Miss Collins Ageressive ile wig 9h ' Q5¢ oak— Miss Collins, always agegreasi = ne . le eS nS, 7 ‘ . . . i sa 3 - . j a aie ability 3 } er renerosity Or = feet : alli yer and i trib we ao mood gy 39 in it is world wide. ies wie) er ew Baw 4 . sma!l eash ana uc spirit iss Mitchell » Chee vo patt ! = , - es: . bright and attracti' it] I in Ui $48. 15 3 1 tt tee bal :. ment, the . ee Reo Motor Car Company, Lansing, Michigan 195-48) A ~+ Se ‘ } } DT ii + ' S Sa Gisposition and a pleasing ; om a : } is : - ~ ¢ ’ : |rumning the many errand holds the publication rigiy for St. Louis and its territory exclusively, and no other St. Louis newspaper will have iter § " Sé6 LOCUST St, J wi: The Only Exclusive Retail Carpet House in St. Louis any part of it.

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ful value ree trian! for an- Phono- rt reg- re rf —7——EEEaas -Piano that bod weer and pene: 3195 Piano, ‘arge iy... 9165 Ma |leet e\ze: ¥ : ow 4, ‘ ro ag 2 cP « ae CEEQHUCCERGRESEE ft __ SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 1921. DAILY POST- DISPATCH AG. users ne ————EE Receive 50 PER CENT MORE cry CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis } Newspaper. MAN ATTORNEY - ALTHOUGH IN’ JAIL | borhood and had not accounted for it, so she made an investigation and . | Was informed by Grimes and Mrs. | Smith that they had made no note Miss Collins had aided her and had received no money. ng S0Ome loans and when. as gays, Miss Collins went to her | | Said he had not attested the instru- ment. told her that Daniel Grimes, an; 1, the meantime pegro OWning 100 acres of land | civen M vet i to borrow $500, Mrs. Burrus | $2000 nated to loan it to him. The | trust on property in Minnesota, pur- which Miss Collins brought | portin , what purported to be the signa- | & to be signed by Silas Kine. of Sarah Smith and Grimes’ | attested by F. A. Davis. At wae expiration of the 90 days Mrs. , says Miss Collins went to her | pers. told her that Grimes, on ac- |, t of the bad roads, could not get to town, and obtained a three weeks’ extension.’ Later Mrs. Burrus heard that Miss Collins had collected $100 maued from sweugaing rage, a eee ——_—_ Miss Collins had Mrs. Burrus as collateral two notes secured by deed of signed “Silas King by A. Fay King,” denying that he execited the notes and professing ignoranc: Engaged in Land Deal. The Minrecsota property was in- wee jherited by inembers of the Parsons family of Bowling Green. They sent Miss Collins to Minnesota to over. She bought the property from them and, according to information 5 net Wi, va } Louis Fire Dept. s $1 Chambray received from a Minnesota land reg- Khaki Shirts... istrar, sold it to King. {UNION LABEL) ® When Miss Collins was arrested , er bond was fixed at $1500. She s $2 Khaki 4, waived preliminary examination, but : ‘ Label a hearing was held for the purpore Taf . of fixing bond. The crowd was so Balbriggan freat that the Justice of the Peace Suits. abou ihad to move to the Circuit room. Grimes, Mrs. Smith, Davis and W AT THE OLD REL OE iv: Burrus testified. The | nent bond was increased to $2500. | Miss Collins thought she had |friends who would not suffer her to §.50 | bond, but no ‘come forward. ** needing a bondsman is the acid test Silk-Lined Gabardine Coats. 23.15 of friendship,” 3 r comment on is he! — Beaeatte oo: her continued detention. $ "95.00 iwo-Pants Suits . TR Boys’ 5.00 Silk Shirts Fancy Percale me Royse’ 1.50 Ca Cassimere Suit 2. qualified person has me jatl might be of some 5S Fe uation. She had Miss Mitchell bring zt 19 jtablished herself at a small table 'behind the bars of her cell for con- tinuing the practice of her profes- sion. She had a couple of visitors when the Post-Dispatch correspondent called, and Miss Mitchell had just come with the afternoon mail and she had other engagements which Sy /would preclude an interview until 7 o'clock. If the correspondent would come back at that time she sent Ba Hats oq Werd she would see him. Dramond and Better = 4 At that hour she was alone, after she had asked a great many ‘questions about the information that i\had been obtained on the }and about what people were saying ,about her, she made her defense |which proved to be a counter offen sive against the lawyers of Bowling | Green and Pike County to whose envy and activity she ascribes the | prosecution. She presented her case line upon i\line, as she might present it to a | jury if objections to its relevancy failed, scorning with a lawyer's con- \gistency to point out significance or All-Wool Blue Serge Pants. .3.95 Blue or White Overalls. . T0c 3 SEs : er Blue Handkerchiefs. - Canvas Gioves Combination Overalls....... i Sexe HE ~_ Union Suits. : 3 ze eC Bundredse of Other Big Pocgains. DOUBLE EAGLE STAM Mai) Orders Filled ywhere in the . No money detin. | draw conclusions, relying upon the ‘cumulative effect. She began with ithe one who made a better mouse- 'trap and the one who wrote a better | poen n, which, indeed, explained why | the world made a path to a@ person's | door, but also accounted for the envy 'which was visited upon the one who did things better. Quotes a Newspaper Poem. A newspaper poem which admon- ished patience in tribulation was lying on her table. She read aloud a part of that. She passed over her astruggies when she began to practice law and came quickly to the triumphs she had won. “For the last term of the Court jompleted. It jts territory ill have it or Smith-Reis=" Victor Victrolas and Victor Records Erctustvely Victrola (uttit This Complete Outfit Ten 10-inch D. F. Records—20 se- lections — an as- sortment of needles and Style XI Victor Vic- trola in any shade of mahogany or oak— Delivered: to your home upon a small cash pay-f ment, the balance payable in con- venient monthly installments. We Ship Victrolas and Victor Records Everywhere and Pay Al C&argee on Orders Over $4.00. MITH-REIS PIANO. CO. tn — ‘she said, On another loan in the same neigh- | When I filed my last case in the Cir- Davis , Mrs. Burrus has received a letter . of the pa- | look it) /}and said she expc | petition for the ensuing court- | perma- | /remain in jail for want of a $2500 | of Common Pleas at Louisiana,” “nine new cases were filed. Miss Collins filed three and repre- sented the defendant in ancther. cuit Court before coming to jail, 28 new cases had been filed for the April term. filed by Miss Collins.” She told of the gratis service she . had rendered to the drafted men and their families, which drew protests ‘from other lawyers, and of the Fed- |eral grand jury inquiry at Hannibal of charges that she had aided eva- sion of service, and of her vindica- tion and comm tndiation. She mentioned that the Pike Coun- ty Bar Association was prosecuting the case and that, although under the law she was entitled to be rep- resented by counsel, no lawyer was preparing to defend her. She quoted a lawyer as saying: “We've got her where we want her now,” but read from a letter, received in jail, retaining her to file a suit eted to file the first term of court. Miss Mitchell came in and listened with frank admiration to Miss Col- her foes. She refused to talk about the charge against her and the Minne- sota collateral and other deals men- tioned. “It would be entirely out of line.” she said, “to discuss a trans- action which is the basis of pending proceedings. The truth will come forth at the trial.’’ ; ; : ‘her mail has increased substantially. | inal Miss Collins has been in jail | An explanation was suggested when | Chief of Police Raufer received a | letter from an ex-soldier at Birming- ham, Ala., enclosing a clipping which Twelve of them were | 'lins’ arraignment of the members of | 0 Pee publ caring bore ‘her profession whom she considers | e : ) m made an appeal to “doughboys” for Miss Collins, who was said to have been the first notary in the United States to give free service to soldiers and their families and who was said to have given assistance to thou- sands in making claims, adjusting in- surance, seeking lost boys, etc., but who was now broken in health and strength and in need of financial help Quickly. It bore the purported signature of 'Harry Hobbs, private, Company F, /803d Pioneer Infantry, Bowling Green. Chief Raufer took the letter and clipping to Prosecuting Attorney Higginbotham. He made inquiry and did net find Harry Hobbs. Many letters addressed to news- | papers in remote parts of the coun- try are said to have been sent out of Bowling Green. Miss Collins was asked about Hobbs. She picked up from her paper, showed. The name on it was Harry Hobbs. “He was a little overen- thusiastic,”’ she said. It was 10 o’clock when Miss Col- lins, having exercised a lawyer's prerogative to try her case in her own way, consented to signal] the turnkey to release the correspondent. | Miss Mitchell left at the same time and on the way to her rooms in the | Phoenix Building, she spoke earnest- | | ly of the qualities of Miss Collins and | her service and sacrifice. Standing at the foot of the stairs, W. Virgima Peaches Wiped Out. ROMNEY, W. Va.—Reports fron this district, one of the biggest fruit /centers in the Potomac Valley ter- _fitory, are that the peach crop ifs where the light fell from the door | entirely wiped out, but probably 60 “ the Masonic lodge, back toward the jail ““There’s a woman. not to be found among men.” she and said: looked per cent of the York Imperial ap- | ples are saved and plenty of Rome And her like is | Beauties and Grimes Golden to make r crop. Just come in and select what you need for the long Spring and Sum- mer season at hand. .No ‘‘Red Tape’’ here—just tell the salesman to ‘‘charge it.’’ OPEN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Silk Dresses. Blouses, low as...... Plaid Skirts, low as... Ladies’ and Misses’ Spring Suits. .$25 to $69.50 .$15 to $49.50 , s ° Men’s Suits Plienty of snappy biwe serges an well an newest fancy materials. $25 to $50 . $3.95 . $8.50 US: \ ees 1 OG NORTH CREDIT CLOTHING BROA DWAY ee Getting into jail and | When it appeared that her stay in length she | adapted herself to her hampered sit- | Sc /her some of her law books and es- | and | outside, | time. ing public. Ready Complete Battery Service Westinghouse Storage Batteries T is a pleasure to announce that Westinghouse Bat- teries will be distributed and service supplied in this territory by the St. Louis Battery Sales & Service Co. The doors of their spacious battery service building at 17th and Locust Streets are wide open to the motor- A complete staff of battery experts with the most modern equipment that science could devise are ready to render Westinghouse Attention. They are prepared with a complete stock of West- inghouse Batteries for every make and model of car. These batteries have from sixteen to twenty-five per- cent more capacity in common sizes than batteries now in use. They are batteries of longer life. A most complete and valuable service will be given. Promptness and efficiency are the keynotes. plenty of room for many cars inside the building at one No crowding. No delay. one else to get out of the way. Here are some features of this service: Free testing and filling service on any make of battery for any motorist. Your battery is unsealed in your presence and if repairs are needed the actual trouble is shown, and the actual cost is given you in advance. When you buy a Westinghouse Battery the guar- antee that goes with it is a guarantee of satisfaction. If you drive a car you will know the advantages of such a battery service as this. into 17th and Locust Streets and get better acquainted WESTINGHOUSE UNION BATTERY CO. Let us urge you to drive Swissvale, Pa. Manufacturers of WESTINGHOUS BATTERIES % There 1s No waiting for some- | | ' ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 11B —— eee ee ee Sheffield Silver Plate — Gift Suggestions for the Spring Bride A Special $5.00 Collection —consisting of Baskets, Sandwich Plates, Pie Dishes, Salts and Peppers, Bon Bon Baskets, Bread Trays and Mayon- naise Dishes and many other attractive pieces. Very ex- ceptional values at $5.00 each. W ater Pitchers A variety bright or Priced from $11.50 to 850.00 Cake Baskets Daintily pierced and en- graved in pretty mew shapes. Priced 85.00 to 825.00 Coffee Sets Colonial or fancy bright or butler Priced from #16.00 to 885.00 eee a Salts and Pep a. glass ? di—rn of new shapes, a Se butler finish. r finish Baskets for flowers or fruit, $8.50 to 825.00 Bread Trays, 83.75 to $12.00 Sandwich Plates, $4.50 to $15.00 Sugar and Creams, $0.50 to $820.00 Candlesticks, a pair, %6.00 to 830.00 Compotes, 86. 75 to 825.00 Meat Platters, #16.00 to 840.00 Vegetable Dishes, #12.50 to 830.00 y Boats, on 88.50 to R30. 00 shapes, finish. | A Tomorrow Tomorrow is somebody s birthda 7; somebody 's wedding day; somebody’s anniversary; and tomor- row, at Jaccard’s, you ean find hundreds of ex- cellent gift suggestions for every one of these oc- casions. Gra. Feit = “The Store for “Kodak Gifts” Headquarters” Take a KODAK With You All Outdoors Invites You KODAKS - .$16.67 $15.00 .¥18.30 $16.00 No. 1 Folding, Jr.. No. 1A Kolding, Jr.. No. 2C. Folding, me $20. 00 $18.00 N60 >A Folding $21.02 $19.00 ERO; NEE WAS NOW NO, i : Brow nie. opeocer at 2.86 $2.00 No. 3 ewes... $3.33 $2.50 NO. ZA Brow ee $4.98 $3.50 No - Hand Us Your Films for BETTER and QUICKER Developing and Printing HYATT’S perfected proc- ess assures vou the best pictures possible. Films left before 10 A. M. Ready by 5 P. M™. the SAME DAY. SPORTING GOODS HYATT'S is headquarters for the best in Sporting Goods. See us for Balls, Hats, \niforms and complete equipment for the team. las a les ather "$2. 50 Spalding _ League Balls Gloves, 4 2.50 Fielders’ Gloves $1.95'} ‘oe and made of first First quality leather with high- grade sf ikes: all eizes, Special at $8. 00 Baseball Scan $595 95 tl | | | ¢ Regulation League Base- | prods. = at ge 15 | | Golf Clubs WRIGHT & DITSON—St. Andrew Drivers, Brassies, Mid Irons Mashies, Putters, $ 3 50 GOLF BALLS—75c nae $1.00 45 od values, repainted GOLF SHOES Made of best quality tan leather. ee... SIL GOLF BAGS Priced from $2.75 to $17.50 Mail Orders Promptly Filled 3 417 North Broadway Between Locust and St. Charles a ee ee r \ -_ a ™ . 0 ile RN gs it i haat Rag: it alginate” ne So gay TOE Td ee Bek et ee eee Bnet gg eee See ~ - ~ ~ ~~ mee sent Renny 1S Se. MOR ew Br OV in ee >. hak Aoesiiingge > Ne a innit OIE Ee AG AI gage LE ita TR a Reema OOF a Og maton’ > - — M eee - ee as eee ~ “es a on — a eee ee ee ee 4 poseep ate eye he 2p ee a Om ghia ww Ba <oe ‘~ re te er ORR a Sa

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12B ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. arith Tor —_— — Sale of Sheer Batiste Bedspreads Regular $1) in Spread, plain tape border, size Regular $10.50 and $12.50 hemstitehed T2108 inches-—Mondayv onlv— ~ : : a Saat , each | $9.95 Damask Napkins, size l4xl4 inches—at- tractive floral patterns, also plain $7 50 + Regular $12.00 Spread, aire 909x108 S _ = inohben, Monday onl —cach 10. 50 satin band. Monday only, a dozen Diolopetion t Paspect Industres ¥ onl | 3 Linen Shop—Second Floor. More ana ExMain Trade | WhaiHans al Nome ; ee NE oo OE —— —~4 . I —— Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 See Our Automobile Tipe ent Today on P -— ———— Le A Patepe eee & ) Mewicen Dee hee RR Wee hee of Phe Weeten + oor ———————————————————————————————— res seaviee = ee — LL A r eine oF i WeTTTTITITITITITITIIIITIIITIT ITI ISTE TTI Tr Lt ES ——- ‘Bs be TT) «Va ee eeereem * Feet Peeetas Herren ToT 8 43 7 B. ; ‘nhoheh & Tare Sees he rer : es) g “i he Wee There Pyisae SF Pe s ts ; ihe af Cee Fe TONS S ay : a iseate (Teh ehh Phe Mere tert ere 43: —e Ee 4 % Sawn =| Mt St. Louis and Mexico sf Have been planned for thegd Week o the l hited Nin fee “> gk ergs - @ We would not take this entire page to tell our story if it were nogged on a bigge support. They will command your attention and interest, because}pices represet —_ | —— | Thousands gpirs of f Curtains g Sectio Made in St.@Switzerlance so that we ae to offer a of 50% to Gring this e Ody wonderful Curtains repegeius stock of a leading the very simple to the most @pplique and embroide and mounted on fine quality Igien net. The Curtains Come in loge and | RealS Champagne—2} to 3 Yameg —Special Price as Fe —- Regular $16.50 to $18.00 | Regia $23.50 | Point in Regular $18.50 to $19.50 Regular® $25.00 — Curtains— x ® ~ | : ; : , | 3 Regular $20.00 to $21.00 rp $29.00 @ Today Vandervoort’s joins its congratulations with those or ; 80 eQeSe S ee ee ene pata $9.50 | — 95 the rest of the community. Mexico and the United States will Bi 1 Frat e, @ ge 8, GOR Cine? Mp i= | os } always have need of each other. There is an inevitable inter- A Sa — es ae change both of natural products and of the fruits of craftsman. ship and art between temperate and tropical countries. Sep- arated by the barrier of language and by the deserts of a portion of Northern Mexico, the people of Mexico and of the United States need to come closer and closer together. We need to know each =. , other better in international effort, in social life, in commerce, Tb ithe Hit ———— a , | lax will make a porch do the’ ae and in trade. gi We {Ll — wet —=—_ > . | another room, because it insumlly pri- quality mes ; vacy and keeps out the hot the cool air to cireulate through ~ 45-In Aerotux Shades are easy to hang. Me flap in the wind. Aeroinx Shades are sige for The wei your sun porch. S| sstection oO Ry = 3 i acnentl : feet feet Ne by 7 feet 6 inches. Priced from 00 mi pine 5 Attractiy Drapery Shop—Fourth Figg oe pill . A very U pm — ~~ — CeGeeChieieGtiisaatate = eS ee te LO I TR A me _ a eerer s* 2 —_ = 792 explaln ine PAPA tome ft > Mell the eltentiion af busirPeee men The Trrernatinne Tyreavte wre Sere et Wewirn CYT. Ture CP te oF The Belagation #i)) stop here Wetneatiary th make purchaenrs ongeniasinn wil) be reet at Union Sta ten be a comemittce Weather bv ! Rrecet Cremeet,. chatrman of the bor eigen Trade Rorean. and Mavor hie!l. The commikedeon will come to St. Leule from Ciecinnati. ff. Alvarez Meorene, Mexican consu! in St. Louls, and Thomas I. Gaukel of the Bu- reau of Foreign and Domestic Com- merce wil! co-operate in the recep- tion. After the luncheon Tuesday the commission will be taken for a tour ef industrial plants. Foreign Trade Bureau officials regard the visit as ef great importance, believing Mexi- ©o to be an idea! market for St. Louls manufacturers, exporters and im- porters. The members of the com- mission will anewer questions at the lumeheon en business and trade with Mexico. A delegation of 112 St. Louis busi- nest men is now in Mexico on a tour arranged by the Chamber of Com- merce for the purpose of studying conditions. The commission from Mexico eon- g@iet 0|06of)6€6mFPernmando6=6Leal)= Novelo. president of the Confederated | Chambers of Commerce: Bruno Newman, vice president of the Con- federated Chambers of Commerce of Mexico; Leopoldo H. Palazuelos, di-. rector of the Confederated Chambers of Commerce of Mexico; William L Vail. director of Service Bureau of the American Chamber of Com- merce of Mexico; Dante Cusi. repre- senting the Italian Chamber of Com-| merce of Mexico; Adolfo Martinez. mine owner and member of the Con-| federated Chambers: Carlos B. | Zetina, representing manufacturing, Camilo Sansores, sisal and hemp ex- perter: Huberto Sheridan, repre- senting “E) Universal.’ a dally news- paper: Capt. A. W. Lewis. capitalist. former director-genera! of the Seat- tle-Yukon Exposition and head of , the Mexican Department at the last San Francisco Exposition, and John B. King. director Mexican Good Will Com mission. FATHER OF MAJOR LUFBERY WANTS BODY LEFT IN FRANCE Proposition to Bring Remains of Not-. ed Aviator to This Country Orig- inated With Townfolk. By the Aseociated Preas. WALLINGFORD, Conn., April $.— Edward Lufbery, father of the late Major Raow! Lufbery. American ace. shot down in France. does not desire that his son's body be broucht here for tinal interment. His wish, he stated today, was that the body re- main in France, where Mrs. Lufbery. the mother, is buried. No member ' ef the family here had requested | that Maj. Lufbery's body be brough‘ : — eA - a Te s to this town. = St ——— The Quality and Value Stand Out Prom#200,000 ee ce ear Ti ivcrsare Babies inently in This Furniture | Linole ing Club luncheon at Hote! Statler that many of ow -—- Senn seae « A large party of St. Louis business men, organized by the Chamber of Commerce, and headed by President Carter, is Just now making a tour of Mexico. Vandervoort’s is represented by its President on this tour. The primary purpose of the trip is not commercial. After years of revolution, Mexico has had, in Lincoln’s phrase, ‘‘a new birth of freedom,’’ and has achieved a new strength and solidity. This is a matter of so much importance that St. Louis’ appreciation of it cannot be expressed by anything less than a visit of greeting and felicitation. Overt — -. —— Seeriaceceties lt ll lll —--® = ——_ - bi Frees : @ In the darkest hours of the revolution, St. Louis never despaired of Mexico. We knew that no nation could be lost that produced such men and women as our Mexican friends. ee? ~~ ~~ -_—= —o— -- Peereteetaate me ~ . . ~°ss tf N OW is the time to supply ——A : 4 Shade requirements for! —— Sm ~ ee wo ee ed _- = iE at noon, Tuesday. on “Industrial Markets and Merchandising.” The ] OO () @ h 7 g i ° Sales Managers’ Bureau of the O 4 a ry | : = ‘ . . ~ . . 3 ea Semagey Berean of the Wii le raveine ags Twenty-tour Items Are Listed in This Advertisement, and heya alt ufactu " Associati have bee l- ae . mo _® ae ; ai ¢ ’ — —— | : S Every One Is a Savings Opportunity of Utmost Importance. +SEE ———————— Every Bag made of genuine cowhide leather. over steel , I i" ie frame. Three different styles, in sizes 16. 18 rnehee mh smail allover p J . Z . ‘ ats ‘ _ . ‘ ( l¢ i | - ee : : ‘ o i , : i | ‘ f 7 wand © inches. A $395.00 Specially Designed Antiqu: A $1539.00 Ten-Piece American Wal- A $512.00 Solid Mahogany Cane blue, tan and Meehan Grocer Co HIS lot consists of the entire surplus stock of a large manufacturer of hizh- Brown Mahogany Bedroom Suite for nut Dining-Room Suite for $1125.00— | Room Suite—Upholstered in a very feet. Regular . grade traveling goods, which we purchased at a big price eonces son f ir F550. pg som sali Bory siren cee ble ee oe | ek oe ee eg 7 5 . = nicely fitted. a large size chest of drawers, serving table, one china cabinet, one 8-ft. match, at ~ - 415 Franklin Av the Anniversary Sale. : ; : : : > . two twin beds. o4-inch extension table, five side chairs, | e500 8=60—Secamless one armehair. Wegs in §.3x106 -_ — — 2 $ 95 | 25 $ 95 A $255.00 Four-Piece Mahogany Bed- Rg: | | : At ———- | 4} =— | 4 room Sutte—Consisting of a large size _ | A Large Stock of Summ « ra > - e ‘ = ots dresser, a chiffonier. including murror, a we @ agents for E'ssandee Bed | | } t VU 0.00 § { , Soriaas which are advastie ” urnituremMany YO Seamiess AZ | full-size bed and a three-mirrored dress- Springs which are advertised in this ; é . a Bias Regular $8.00 Bag Regular $10.00 Bag Regular $15.00 Bag ing table—for 18. oy eBay Special Values. 4 In : : Hico ae Caw “ =e ’ — 2 g E sandee ¢ ~ os : - . . . , » 8 bs allover atterns: Three-piece Oxford Bag, A five-piece Oxford Bag, Five-piece Oxford~ Bag S976 00 ' _—— a Oe "a Bed Se a Geen | Complete Five-Piece Suste, : ’ . F ' blaek walrus grained +} pele —— A 1 OM i Gen CEecce- teed for twenty-five years. | ” a - f efferts ; size made of walrus grained iC y yee win reint reed Cormers, P ( Dinane - ‘it ‘ iLife a ‘ ii = : ¥ | ONS1S Lng O} ‘y feer » ; ther, covered frame brass gold lacquered trim . ) ee ) mS: $67.00 Davenport. which is uphel j 7 ; cOoOwnlde; steel [rame, ' asS gOld lacquered trim- ( onsisting or one targe Dultet. le nin: 25 ; ; re aanly : - ; black ¢ | ide tee! ~ ri ion inate look poe sh + . pn Be Bt“ ean Os : “i A $290.00 Four-Piece Antique Brown in a very high-grade cretonne, sale $3750 Seamless Brus brass trimmings, outside Side lock, spike catches. rein- nd Retina, WS eh sees a ee end Sagan Mahogany Bedroom Suite for $195.00—~ ot 9x12 feet. smal! a lock, spike catches, sewed- forced corne aloatis Beene ents! , ee ee —s table. oval top, one armehair a! evel (‘onsisting of a large dresser. a chest of $56.00 Chaise Lounge to mateh, BE Blane. wee . : ? : ‘yates MICA eLS mM a ¢ wine —_ . . . . _ ? 4 —— . io : tat, i vs Oo! - rs, elot line Ww T s—? mek »? ha) P in - ’ , “2 . © =255 sitat ii ad rs Wey] 7 di f 1] S} - ¢ 4 . - D! ‘Ke : = ; ey bee ¢ a wie : ——— ags in cowhide jieather, in black d —— Ss bed and a vanity) $34.00 Arm Rocker. sale price Qnd green long poc ge & this tOtL nickKe ] trimm d. walrus eTraine } } ‘Q” ne A Whe , Aan ; Wane caressing table. 33° (he) Armchair. sale price 4 - ee ' Sutte for $575 } of A 3158.00 Stxr-Piece Walnut Breakfast | $47.00 Table: oblong top, dece | match the above; sale price a ‘reve “O89 e8 + ©@ * a ee - Room Suate for $85.00—Consisting of one : r ‘ ¢ > " supply yourself with a new Travelir four S oad Bs , me . ig Bag for your Summer Pip or vacation. serving xt com Dination ehina. one drop-leaf table rs (je These prices are so low that you e: aff -” u . : . if lat Vou ¢can a os : : ; , . y' annot afiord to Pass up this opportunity side chairs, one armehair. and four chairs. $37 Now ] a if ; rie 1c th Sawaaa . s the time and this is the most favorable opportunity we know of to | $37.00 Open-Desk Table—Be A 9264.00 Mahogany Nine-Piece Break- quartered oak top. including dra f as f Room S M4 ite for s J 60 J0O— ‘onsisting price of one small buffet. one drop-leaf table oan nes — ‘ one tea wagon, one fernery, | a — ae $19.00 Desk Chair—To the aboves@ —" . fe Te; n. e ferne} _ a ea h_ , = one serving table, one extension table. inet and four ch iss) > i sale price $10.00 Dias . inet and four chairs. ." | five side chairs, one armchair. : 5 midleg: pean A Ten-Piece Complete Fe $256.00 C for $175. 00—Solid gi AED 2 OME tS RAS b A re 0 hair “if _— Me Solid ma- Amemecan Wealeut Bed- loganyv, NRand-carved. : ‘a> , ~ - . ’ ' . ¥? room Suite for 39,781) 31160.00 En lish Oak Ten-Piece "ane ' . . An; i es <i iy “otal i A 3393.00 Handsomely Carred Solid Original price, $1970.00 Dining-Room Suite for $7 50.00—Con- Wa) é : 7 ee . 2am : ad | Mahogany Davenport for $225.00 Consisting of one dresser sisting of one iarge bDulfet. one china 1 8436 a ‘ : or : - out -3- ' : . 2 y ' iM; wv, , FP f dese , a i q — = oh s cabinet, one serving table. one exten- eo. ate sray Oak Polychrome Desk a beds, one - sion table. five side chairs, one arm- ae SI25.09 tfonette. one dressing chair. A $695.00 Ten-Piece Dining-Room table, one desk, one night Suite —I] Pp brown mahogany. for $395 00 stand, one hench, one Furniture Shep—Fifth Floor ehair. one rocker. A $874.00 Ten-Piece Ameriwan Walniit Dining-Room Suite for $598.00—Consist: ing of one large buffet. one china cabinet. ee ee ae ——— ' ——E nes Luggace Shop—Second Floor and First Floor Tablee.

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+ | ae ¥ he 2 Ys * 7 oot ee . ” PLP Rens ei PERSO MER IT Tae ee | July 15 to Aug. 10 and will be open to men between 16 and 35 years old |who are physically fit. All expenses will be borne by the Government /and no obligations are assumed by s { et WIL , : ~~ sar , : . | i . 1921, a, APRIL 10. 1921, Y POST DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 30 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION tabenraad Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 13B a : : ine " SYMPHONY SEASON SEAT | Ria , . ° S : an > Three-Day Sale White and Plaid Blankets HOLDERS ASKED TO PAY'$50 a © | ™” a for Summer cottages and sleeping porches. Specially priced for three days only. _— ~~ reed m4 bem “us = + | Aa ahead eit ets wool, fin- _Wool-mixed Blankets, of standard | Plaid Blankets, wool mixed, Year. 4 8 | gere. double bed size. regularly | size: reguiar'$10.50; special, a pair 86.00 | Soigre™eiuality, {a attractive A suggestion that subscribers’ 1 $8.50; special, a pair $5.00 Regular $11.50; special, a pair $7.50 a pair $5.00 season tickets at the symphony con- Bedding Shop—Second Floor. certs should pay the entire cost of , a te Se their seats, instead of paying less . “a af, y aa —_ . - | than half, as at present, is made by . omobile Tire t Today on Page 24, Part 4. Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth Mrs. Charles M. Rice, chairman of ; AES 45 ‘the Women’s Committee of the or+ © | . ; chestra guarantee fund. | Ae _ The actual cost per sent each sea- . . | son, according to Mrs. Rice, is $50, | 2 e e | while the average return per seat , is $20. This leaves $30 for which ad C [ C OOTY) * | the subscriber is indebted to the | . | generosity of others. She urges that iy | 1S Ops _each subscriber contribute at- least . | om | ] / that sum to the guarantee fund. . | ‘ihe purpose of the Women’s Com- ii 4 e o mittee is to popularize the guaran- . h x b 0 th 71 A A 2 / b | _tee fund subscription through many . OT f A . . Ee @ J NNHWWETSATY c A ration (small donations as well as large | ones. Every music lover in St. ‘| 7 . ° ° ° | Louis, according to Mrs. Rice, . it were not pagon a bigger scale than ever before. These events warrant our unlimited enthusiasm and | should have the priviiege of taking [| . : . | part in the support of the orches- ma * 7 : : est, because s represent the lowest possible level. No one should hesitate to buy with full confidence. | : Te, seumlttgns bane wag re Th Ch C f | / among women supporters of the or- i] ’ ° | A S | f e eery WComfiort | The “Smart Blouse Shop of St. Louis” Has Just | chestra in * Rirhwees,-: Wane | , | : - Groves, Ferguson and Belleville, and ands omirs of Real Swiss Lace > See / | OFa Boldly Received Another Large Shipment of phew er mh a ormniaten we | | ! ° e Much-Lesire on foot in Alton. : . . a : Housefurnishings Lighted Home | z meme i rtains Sectiona aneliin : ie ah. a Bedroom Lamp, $2.95 : Tailored “F orsythe Blouses ‘CITIZENS’ MILITARY CAMP { | Specially ar” Simple Bedroom Lamps, in | 4 . ] d 1 ] | : ) | , mahogany finish, with a ten- , ’ : | Traini Will Be Conducted. From te e in St itzerland and urchased | | 98c Each inch silk shade. Colors are Oplendia Selection of Smart New Styles at | pp Oe gy my | . | » D . | Towel Racks, 18 and 24 — one coon The cre $2. 95 $3. 95 $5. 00 $7. 50 Applications to attend the citt- | . inches long. » C ste LT ne » - oa ae . : zens’ military training camps from . that we to offer ai actual Saving | Giese, Gheives, 18 and 24 Floor Lamp, $12.95 | “By ees fresh and new, we have Just put on display a pene De neaaniiinie’ a than Se | 0 . h ° t eo , btn pect ws — a | large assortment of trig Tailored Waists, so specially Corps Area, which comprises North is 5 %o to g t is even Tub Soap Holders. Lamp in wees Dal rath | smart this season for street, sports, business and gen- .and South Dakota, Minnesota, Ne- if | | A lead; ; 2 | Wall Soap Dishes. Choice of several splendid de- | eral wear. Pprtreweediongiane oe pores — } . I Curtains a4 : stock of a lea thd “tet There is over sort of design, from | Combination Soap and Tum- signs for $12.90 Cleverly made by ‘‘Forsythe’’ of white dimity, linen and _Commanding General, Seventh Corps es ple to the most eand embroidery patterns. All beautifully hand wrought | Ddler Bolder. Mirrors, $9.75 madras. they feature olise vel, Peses SEE ia aun ant. |Area, Fort Crook, Nebraska, atten- = ||| on Sine quality - | Toilet Pap ‘Hold Decorative Mirrors with lars and turned back cuffs that make a smart a earance sna aaeen tad tae ae i) + Wizard Polisher. a new pok | Toilet Paper Holders. oval plate glass and graceful waihioalaaaal Browns die: beats have Seen frill edges : announcement by the War Depart- i . ” : isher for hardwood floors, very | fest s. TI Mir- SUILS Ce = ’ ' . 3 or / ment Hf 5 Come in Ivorygeand | Real Swiss Sectional Panel Laces | ‘sher{or, 2ardwood floors, very festoue ornaments. Thete Mir- tached Svainie "The camps will be conducted from || $4.00, to introduce, special, in- Art Shop—Fourth Floor. e—2+ to 3 Ya tal Price as Folk | | | With a supply of these you will always look immaculately | fresh and well-groomed. - in This Sale More than 3500 sections of these beautiful imported Laces are shown in Duchess, Point de Gene, Point Milan and Irish cluding one ean of wax $2.95 | Coffee Pots, heavy aluminum, | | Breakfast and quart size; special $2.69 Blouse Shop—Third Floor. A, A) ew ety sw Tew oe elma i ee & — ae ee $18.00 | Regular Point in many different designs. These also include applique Absorene, wall paper cleaner, Bungalow Sets Servant rics 5. va yen geo | 95 95 and embroidery work, all hand wrought. Sections 8 to 9 | 2 cans for 25e LARGE stock of attending from this district will be r | & pair | ‘inches wide, come in ivory, white and beige | - A JAIMIE SUOCK OF new We Feat Most Attractive Showmi sent to Fort Snelling, Minn., outside ) : | 9 | $1.25 Galvanized Tubs, ange | 4 and very attractive | é Feature a MOS ractlve owing of of Minneapolis, or Car®y Pike, Ark., ) | $19.50 | $25.00 Regular $2.75 to $400 Regular $4.50 to $5.85 | size; special . | styles at prices ranging | ° : near Little Rock. | : . Regular Sections— * 25 | Sections— s Q5 Oval Willow Clothes Baskets, Wearever Aluminum Sance from $95.95 up to $23.50 a | e New Flan nel Skirts Y W C ANNUAL CIRCUS : | 45 85 ach | : each , wae vere. _ Pan Sets, 3 in set, 1 quart, 1's- Set. Additional pieces can | rr. WwW GA, i . . € on; >. et? : ; . - ai pie mg a pair . | 20-inch, regularly $2.25; spe | quart, 214quart sizes; special b Semel} : 4 Curtain and Drapery Shops—Fourth Floor. | etal $1.79 | | 32.89 be purchased in many of Very Smart for Sports Wear Procesds of Entertainmennt Are fi | , o 2 ee ° ° ay . | above Sets. | Used for Summer Conference Trip | } 00 | 22-inch, regularly $2.50; spe- Regular $3.00 Petts’ Sad os — , 50 Regular 2 05 Important Anniversary Sale of cial $2.19 | Irons, nickel plated, 3 in “y" 32-Pc. Set, Special, $5.95 i) geet eo rs — ps wie | pica with The annual circus and county fair | 24-5 3.00; spe | special, $2.43 | ; Jame Fashion. She is developing them in all manner of the Young Women’s Christian As- | 9 a pair . 50-In. Uphol stery Tapestry | 24 inch, regularly $ anes : aia | Set consists of the following: f . -) ~ ee te. f sociation will be held May 13 at the 4 f tial | cial $2.4 ey S Mecetiens Witten of charming styles. They will be decidedly smart for asouciatien: leentiannenan’ Ee “vera” $3.95 | Classic White Laundry — | Moth-Proof Garment 6 Bread and Butter Plates. late Spring and Summer sports wear. /cust. Proceeds are used to send giris yA ° pkgs. of Woo ae ‘ Saucers. : ¥ . . This Tapestry is of excellent quality and design, in rich | hag: Pao Bde. y . 69 ) Bags oa - — cata Dashing Outdoor Costumes and white checks, brown and a came ae yore Kt a Ventilatin colorings, suitable for upholstering furniture and making | P aes: : If you do not give your " Platter may be effected with Flannel white checks; circular, straight ous pars trl pt ib a cushions. Other Tapestry materials, specially priced at, vard Regular $2.00 Knife and Fork clothing the proper care | | +: rs asa ? Skirts, bright-hued Sweaters tailored, plaited in most wanted A seven-ring circus will occupy the | &. “ty 9 ze pen Vegetable Dish. * Tr Pan big gymnasium, while the smaller th R Out $5.50, $7.00, $8.00 and $8.75 | sets; special, a set $1.6: and protection now, the | ‘ a ‘ourth FI and Sports Hats. | | styles. Distinctive features in “evm'* will be devoted to the side- nother Moom i . — moths are sure to cause | China Shop—Fourt stl The new selection includes | pockets, belts and fancy stitch- ph en unde teaenniiite and peanut H time to su ply 900 Yards of Marqultsette | much damage. | aston 8 - : | Flannel Skirts in white, white | ing. Special Anniversary Sale | ven@ese wilh be én evidenan’ sane Ay : P Special Blanket bag size, priced | ! | with color combinattoas, Sey, | model at §9.95-——others up to | troupe of clowns is training now for requirements for iy 29c | | black and white stripes, black | $19.75 | a porch do the o vere | | $1.00 | . | the event. an ; Pither plain or fancy work bordered Marquisette in good | ait size $1.25 | 4 ° | A gypsy encampment with fortune | because it insures Siti creertess. “Witte feerp ond ore. 5 | — - age See the Newest Golf Skirts | tellers and musicians will he 6 viel | out the hot sup, | =n size $1.75 —QOf brushed angora flannel in | attraction to the circus, and con- through. 45-In. and 50-In. Imported Madras | er a laid effect R ‘al at $16.50 | | Cessions and booths will fill the sec- | EB Wind Kettles, Wearever | Moth Balls, Ib. lic gay piaid elfects, Special at pl6.0 | ond floor of the association head- | are easy to hang. meee Sane 6 $1 59 Pras emia quart size, regularly Tar Sheets, doz. 90¢ | | ae nies foi | |Quarters at 141] Locust street. } Aerolux Shades are $2.75, @ Yard - 360: 8 ecial $2.45 Special Garment Bags | : “Smart Skirt Shop of St. Louis”—Third Floor. ee ae ae Srepericn ond the ie aie : 5 inches long, 45 inches | | The Hoover Sweeper “RIGOLETTO” TO BE PRESENTED = : selection offers a variety of attractive designs and colorings. H. & H. Cleaner, for rugs and 65 inches s, %9 ) | ) in olive, brown, . | carpets; see our special demon- long | —will make your house clean- | 3 inches by 7 feet 6 : New Cretonnes—Special, a Yard stration; 3 bars for 50¢ 3 for $1.29 | ing easy because it keeps your Anniversary Sale of 300 40 St. Louis Singers to Take Part oi | Priced from 35c 50c and R9c Cyclone Cleaner, for paints, | Rios — ogee Sow the time. The : | in Performance May 5. | ’ rae . a | za a ~ Hoover ‘‘Beats—as it sweeps : “ | ' s pare ony, Attractive colorings and designs, suitable for bedroom, Sree, Kes Oe oN 1 ames Automatic “Hawley” Cedar —as it cleans.’’ Have one W omen S S rin Suits opens Society. whibeae ate Renan iy | ta living room and dining room, also for slip-covers and box- arcnureatias 60c Lone hg pepe og ror demonstrated in your home or | ‘five months ago, will present Verdi's t | ry Shop-—-Fourth covers, pillows and fancy work. | em aie Pi | artis $1.00 additional in we ss a. Sao our | pr | “Rigoletto” at a benefit performance if | A very unusual value. | Half gation steeper A easy verms OF 7 ” on May 5 at the Odeon. ‘The pro- ) Shop—Fourth Floor. | Housefurnishing Shop—Basement Basement Shop. | $ 00 ceeds will be used for the establish- i | ; ‘ment of a grand opera school here. if P| ; 950 Imported Japan- cscanene, ihaeae eas ae Gee ) W mM ese Grass Ru S | ne - | Louis Symphony Orchestra will fur- . | Prom () OOO orth ot Do estic Rugs, Carpets afl a 5 | ECIDEDLY a Great nish the music. M. A. Rossini is di- | ) . 9 ons 27x54 inches 88¢ Suit Opportunity— rector of the production and wil! 4 & . . es es 9x12 feet S 43 | offering our best Suit Been lg part of Rigoletto in the InO eum at er \ pecla rices raters fs aces ee A VERY complete range | values of the season. You | if : . ‘ na, & | ostic Rugs which fess: oe oie! a eet 4 of s17e8 in between can select, from an unusu- EW shipments have arrived and are being added to our already large stocks of fine domestic Mt stigation fo = mae at proportionately low ally gratifying variety, if ee ene Be Very Spocia! prices te ag Ag lo whe pry en t New York See ena vei, Tana prices. All attractive de- new Spring Suits of the You're enti- | : that many of our Rug prices are considerably lower than the ones establis — “ le great Ne be sca PEED ~ a signs in allover patterns, | finest quality materials, \ | tled to a if on Sale of recent date. We know that you cannot fiid better Rug values than these. aie ae ZN Chinese and Japanese. | distinctively designed and iF an? square deal at less Axminster Rugs $6.75 Small Velvet Rugs, with 1500 Yards of Velvet Carpet ate demerits (RCs see Ret atin Some with self-colored, tailored by this country’s \- e- — and that's. lg mol fringe : a Plain and figured, suitable for een cae Ce ce Race Sta RN others with figured borders. highest-class makers. Each . \\ what youll = itl Blue, tan and taupe, size | 27x94 inches $5.00 | rooms, halls and stairways. Reg- | 9. | ta ee i ba oe Suit is far superior to the | \ get ai myo |i | ; “ SF MS y Costa ee tees Saas ; ( 3 » » “ , | Mahogany Cane Ia feet. Re ae $60.00 oe 8 ular $3.50 and $4.00; $2 450 S cette set RSE ES, ae aeiie et se well as for porches. kind you would expect to \e store —"FS d i Istered in @ hin Rus ewer : $10.50 Small Velvet Rugs, with sale price, a yard ° Se fons fete Rug Shop—Fourth Floor. find at this moderate price plenty, of | pam, wie $256 fs $45.00 ~~ > . $7.35 $65 Seamless Arminster Rugs; pes eee POSE PES 5 f —they — made to = ae thoes Gn Mane erevide courtesy’ algo. Hf 33x56 inches ° ia SSF one eH SEE SOE nniversary sate oO at much higher prices. Buying them 1n tis sale aiso provides i; 00 Seamless Axminster ’ omg! de pg $52. 50 oes ace cere a full measure of service—for the Spring season 1s just i] | — in 8.3x10.6 $5.25 Small Azminster Rugs; | SiZe S.0xD.0 feet... ee a a 5000 RollsWall Paper under way. ia ock of Summe $39. 00 27x04 $3 75 $52.50 Seamed Axminsters in ae ea Sue Moteur aR ine LL high-grade _ipat- Women's Suit Shop—Third Floor. i | . : - AE RS hua eR EE . det. I . ; | ure—Many Seamless Axminster inehes , some a ~% $35.00 SOR Ga Hee Hien . terns ory tor i) ? oS te Seton: EES SS Seacte ss cieeee Shimer iii ery > house. ; . : , a | al Values. sl essere laaaae Baatanaga | Old Colonial Rag | Re Senn caine aes limit- A Sale Extraordinary of 200 Women's } ’ ; ; ‘hi- i x12 feet; all- ,0lola ag Sane ere . : é . ~sabg S Five-Piece Suite, allover patterns ; also Chi mise 9 : if er $39. 00 Ruas bis: ed, so make your selections | i sate ‘effects: size over designs ; priced ugs spe. CW rin resses isting of feet ’ $57.50 Hit or miss pattern; See early. a ' . which is upho 1000 Yards of $1.75 and $1.85 27-inch by 54-inch; RY Please bring room measure- , ' Vv Cc} Ai ; . ° activ special, ~ Seas | : alii’ wie Showing Scores of the Most Charm- at e cretonne, sale pr Seamless Brussels Rugs; Inlaid Linoleum in attractive _ $1.35 oe ments . ith you. ie eee ing Fashions of the Season al | feet, small allover de- atterns and_ color- ~ - at wear we ee ih Lounge to match, in P wo $ » mS First Floor—Tables. _ sag? Paper, a roll 10¢c if $38 ‘in blue, rose, S ings; special, a sq. yd. caster sete Regular 80c to $1.25 Wall ~ if er, sale price $2 grecp 27. 00 co fi - | i Paper, a roll ‘ “ 00 : ir, sale price g , et ARTY! ( Het Regular $1.30 to $2.50 Wa if oblong con. decora 9212 Wilton Rugs; exceptional iM aH Ti ee Paper, a roll aT | i} ; sale price | values $84 00 IS Akopee ' Wail Paper Shep T IS but few times dur- i age ourth Floor. , — at ° HH! iH} Beare sssieinemaidhiatlaies — ing the year that we . ¥ , : +] g + ’ . i" Me Welle Reals . We Rug Shop—Fourth Floor. yA < | 2 A New Shipment of are able to offer such a including drawer ovis a iy - et } ‘ d wonderful collection of . ’ il We . ag3$354 - te ~ , . ae Gold Encrus fine Dresses at such a mod- : ir—To the above; ‘ - Glassware erate price. Each Frock is Every man is entitled to @ar- F $10.00 k Ws - S*Y ERAL thousand dol- exceptionally charming ry an accurate ee Now 1 ows ~ = ) ee ; lege: worth: of and exceptionally desir- is your opportunity. We sell : Bed.- Z, S wil { } beautiful merchandise has ; hundreds of these watdhes 4 z -— = E AMT i ' able. Fresh and new. Fash- ‘ 8.00 — a eB —— Gut just been received. amet alate Ss 4 every year, very seldom have 975.00. ay a The pieces offer an ioned of the best and most a complaint. Buy one now. dresser — a = Sup —. | unusual opportunity wanted materials—in the . chif. r iy " to select appropriate smartest Spring styles. in | | ‘ , seectat tarenhenteia ses. | Coming now, there is a aiabt 1 rer ( want 41% hand-painted Mar- | i | long season of wear ahead. . on ‘ n ‘ e —_ : malade Jars in three colors. | | ( \ if \ Certainly, everything is to i : TT | ) ) Spoon and top to match. Spe- eee AY ed your advantage to buy one | cial aia ‘a NI ™ Be A, of the most delightful b | ‘Fourth Floor. | Frocks vou have ever had—and to buy it at a great saving! / fy ® - ce RR heel: : ae So ieee baits Yes Women's Dress Shop and Costume Salon-—Third Floor. OPPOSITE COLUMBIA THEATRE on “3 / : ¢

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH YORK CURB _ | PROES ARE IRREGU Fene, } - ‘) 2 4 pe a . mnie Sales STOcKs. Sob low . O00 hange, with tae high, low 3. OW : 000 United Tex _ ic ‘lal to the Post-Dispatch “i@ most a Stocks dealt STOCKS High. Low adibeiiies . —— * 8 “ales lose. ae 2 . — om 4 = I &s High. Low. Close_ 7 ‘ ‘ s @ o6 tw) ~ bollow ing te he on a and « ‘OPIN prices 2 , rT iiet of Sales for the Week the the Stock Fx, and net changes for k — Ull ow. a a “Er ¢ increasing can be det 80 th fora have become « t t the WVew York t-Tiaparteh. NEW The FKvwve Rhine Poet. Timancia) revie “While the finan, n dominated tha MM mine during the the been than of The Stock the fires rine turned the volurme or trading was the UnlOok ed for tighten; rates cx rtainiy Playve in the Geclines as« one market. day or to (wo from of Cotton's to the fflicy] here aga!ln of business Was smal! and Magnitude of the Gecline ¢ Paratively Unimportanr Wheat showed very little Change the Gov- ernmen?:'« optimistic crop report hav. ing been very accurately discounted Altogether the markets gave evidence of being thorough! y liquidated and in & frame of mind to take bad news in a Philisophica) manner. “Tightening in the cal) money mar. ket, which Carried the Stock exchange Fate from 5 ber cent back UD to 7 was dismaying to some Who had thoughr that a much easier Position had been Permanent)y Such Persons had the fact that cal! last surplus. emands ry Pada - 4Vaillable Proportion rep. left for employment Accordingly. when drops Sharply. these more Profitable employ. ment for their funds at home. 8 tightening doe the’ genera) money had simp] y all rate Was lowered faster than the natura) equilibrium of funds Justified The event use. ful as furnishing & practica) demon- StPGtion of fallacy of *Xpect.- ing cheap mo PPear overnight. , . Ge Lower. Zreounds for “nceouragement are’ offered. meanwhile. by a long view of the decline in com. ¥ Prices. fy would be folly to ima@mine thar further declines are not ‘heat undoubtedly and a reduction in ble. When. ‘atest declines in price rutinized it jie at once ent declines ara much Ose of last fa}) Dun and Bardstree;: each show a decline of 4 per cent during March. but this compares with drops of from 6 to 13 per cent a fow months ago. while ir fs obvious that a 4-ner Cent drop now than a 4-pDer Coneequently while more troy. is as the British lef discourage. of better '@S are improvement money Market. ‘tor thar remai ‘Ss labor costs business and Sperity comes Prices [ profits r a 1.7? 1,200 A@phalt/16% 3am ; 4 ctr and © ioe, + TF. I= Soom BOewo wea S' o- ORS PISO S Net Low. Close (h'ge . ar for WV eek WwW eek Ih ese Drees 4-369 Bada prwe So hs Dee ny PFRkor 4 “Dw m rani fis Pre ~ @waia a Tesi]. Sa les. H'rh. for r r WwW eek * Vv ee 2 K y . & een the wee 4 Vii0Ow fo Veek oo & INDUSTRIALS me ml. . ms ; 4) _F Sup. 40 —AGrt .. . > M ‘ LIBERTY . High ie HON DS. jy) id te ¢ is P= ¢ BOND QI OTATIONS. 4 GOVERNMENY 4 a i P P ak ot ee ws POREIGN BON Ds. . n...12-24 Wil C 1 pfa 16% 163 INDEPENDENT O1mLs. A } rs : , 12 te) LOUIS STOCKS Local Bank Clearings tf ESTERDAY ++++0- $16,774 709 PRIDAY . ved 19,143,289 A , RAILWAYS awp EQUIPMEN nT @ Tcvt 6s.. 99 1, ST. - — oe ed a ae | S) a ed Le ee J ew A * oe eae © me Com ioe. = ~ Nite i stad T - ! Foreign Exchange and Domestic Money ~ + a — —— ee _ Boston Stock Market Special to she st-Dispatch —————________ Fianna Condensed Balance Sheet and Earning Statement of Chas. F. Noble Oil and Gas Co., Tulsa, Okis, ASSETS 1% 1.000 Serve ‘ ‘ e-enc OS STANDARD OILS Sig Ot. 44 4 Stand i) “yy ot Salvador Holl .1 9. ior nr .. es ¢ ~ es tow | ~ sre .. lS ade i i Cas Pt ed pat ~(tOmm -COSe~ & -le Ss.l Bell 7s. te St. Louis Reserve Ce ndenseg tate nt f Bank. = . i @lera = > Trea ae ia ° - os al 3. O00 ~=7.185 000 Tota! old heid ¥Y bank. 200 000 rold with Federa! Reserve . - 67,504 O00 rold redemption Gee 5.242 008) $ 93.246 nan Tota! } 10.248 How gold reserves notes, , A eos P£al ten ser $103 £94 000 essen Tota!) earning asse's Bank i®es > 7, O00 "48 othe) ne feposit and Liabilities. ’ is MWORANDUM—Contingens Nability . lis pure for foreign “OTrespondents. 8% interest in the years to come. United Railway 7’s | Three-rear Receivers’ Certig. | cates. Due Oet., 1923. Price to Yield abont. . 8.35%, Changes Southern Coa] and Iron 3 Durant Motors Steady. Sees cla? to the Post-Dispatch NEW YORK. April 3 ~—-There arp Contraction o¢ dealings Market today. Stagnation Prevaileg Changes Senerally were ‘rregular, ang With one or two ©xceptions Were con. fined Within fractiona] limits, Mission h had bus few and traders did lags than en SMallest day recently. Maracai!bo attra d ‘Ss firm a most vu Ses the Start, and int on Selling pr &a later rally on short cove most attention then Die was traded but a lar, r bid not fi}] ard oils In the TMiscellane SUCS Were Steady. Coa! Thi and Iron. . ‘ . umber of o been actiy Wer in the que “ctions took pl -4&ndy was Quiet Mining stn, Ks tive wir is Ciona) and heavy. ontinued fairly ac. derable interest in Na. l an Advance *lopments Other Stocks Steady ang Only ; Pe . e ee New York Cotton | NEW Yor«K 8 —Fo!) ligt of toda w st “'22. low, ¢} closing GUuctations on cotton ¢f . "os = MONTH Apri} ma Ped o 4945 iS mee ot nt Bs, se _ | oPenttnaane etetet ol dts naliinces Turpentine and Rosin. . inr FF ee T's ‘NAH — Urn receipts 607 : Quote [IN “t ee a [ARE YOU ORGANIZING A COMPANY? Sare the usual! incorporating ex- Penses avoid p liability, eXcess Profits, + State re. Ports. Organize common ‘AW plan Under a n of Trust eCxcellan+ com pantes Dema ree Standard Complete ®qulipmeng in) any BR cr Mpany, begin doing b The cost the State eG &. DEMAREE, Union El. Lt & Po. 7’; Gold Notes, due 1993 Price to Yield about__ 12 or 24 Mostly Fractionata. “> INBRITSH veg, lew ba + ° yg Com. =e Soa Rees 2 ok hs ~. «aed & bee “ LONDON, the labor situation he Eupropean centers the movement i-« foreign Rolshe even with som, not be who sertions eve te German France. All less should ciam. ing that entire); iurking ever, the rea! sized anew ments semi Bolshe, er ies. Calls Attitude imtar-s : ; becanse demands hours ha‘ ment for ye whol!) economic posi fusa! ing a ten leasly in the nat) mands the transrort wary _ (eur Deen irs PrrA TT ary _& -, Ve Te ; men w Tre is ment are he cerning arrar British debt trict Ss when f The Dest : celor definite coming budge? for res imption the debt ae Ar tor in en outlook cumulat COnRBide re: occas: eountr less, that t task fs st doubtles«s Amertca it will be rooney and tive activity to doth side over, complic Thus whi wholesale siow ft : of living economic pros high cost of productio (heap Money The dearer m ae ad, te , should be an #xXampn money ha tall prices temporary, have occurred, but would have living costs extraordinary Stagnatio: ceurs it I money wx net bece cheap. CHARLES DEVOY n wv rTmai > - ; ; been nless. inter M ‘rt } Mallinson Mid sr (URRF VT CASH ow HAND AND rw NOTES RECEI L\BLFE SUPPLIFs . Z = I rs — due 1923. ’ Price t, oan it 8.60%, | i LoWing hor > Suey se about. - ’ Kansas City Po. 8’. | Pirs¢ Mortgage. due 1949 vield cant 8.00%, Penn-Ohio Po. 8’s i Due 1930. Price to Field about Wm. A.B 501-2 Federa] Olive 1888. of the whole ment wil) be delay ing depression intensified From Retatiers. in fact. has now changed the retailers. Sty months blamed for ad offering his Subdstantial reduc- Sound business Policy & policy as the loss be material), by ob- taining a Quick Many re. tallers Se to their: sorrow Could not he avoided ASETAVated by delay Similar}y cer. Stand for Although the REFINERIF« IL” ADING PIPELINES. RACKS, RAIL- ; , 7 -2744,435 85 oo klet rE YX QUCAT PINE REAGE INP Lor IST4N4 PREPAID INSURANG E ORLA ISLAND LA RANS4«¢ FIELDS: wo. LANDS OWNED Iw OKLAHOMA. rEXAS CHARGES 1.356.487 .99 470.36 7.29 *2.610.89 I~ RANS 46 AND FREIGHT TOTAr LIABILITIFS OUCTSTay DING \PIT4r STOCK. ; NOTES TANK «¢ LR “PF RIAT BON SURPLIUI Qaier Saturday. the Stock Exchange t Dasis. hne ing solid. We Offer First Mortgage 8° Convertible Seria] New Issue of the iMormation free om re- on Ask for ¢ ircular Ne. let. Tob ——— - ee ee — - ae, impr, vVemen ck Gwelling oa extensive Po Unfilled Steel Orders Decrease = FORK. Ane: serves of $4.91 Sa Gus te oa Pease of 7). Ye om us thes ak - rrazil (cents per _ , rand. 13 73 $ | . Broad covered, including lates, $15 616 HoH e ‘+ Comdirci, . ° , $4. 830.1 ne" At prices to yield 834°, debtedness, Consultation Invited. Barnett & Wilson Investment Company = c/ (SS 3c Stocks and Bonds—Underwriters F India’ - eumpesdl ' meed te 408 Olive Street of Agriculty Stat actua!) - — | : z ) "ee S'nh-e i. 2R4 S38 I “ecen: lle T Ye) . . — — —- _ . s. If ll Cer times ~s - lr ] | . a . . . I7e¢ "7 883 000 Deficit in regery NR eae a ” — - Madrid, ; 7 in 2 an ke end eels. 820 fark. $52,340,000: increne, $29. 600 — =<e and trwet ™ Tom |* a... ww) te - New Yerk, nor nm ¢l : heu Sapo S. =O 1 56 Ba rea se $i” ota temeni s—l os 63.4600 —————— <a the Post-Dispatch investizates all F nancia before Publication. it necessarily C@nnot reco doree any invest ation advertised. CT eOrcice hit< ™ Goveernmen; de- are less by $24,100... “re less by $82,909. . a le . 89 te Gore) » mie} ws mt. i ee ee and i raniagy Ria ites ARIE, Prey

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C2 CR Sn attavediyeal oe, eee i a | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH || LOW TEMPERATURE | BANK | FORECAST SENDS WHEAT PRICE UP WASHINGTON ASHINGTON. April 9.—The consolidated statement of all Federal reserve banks at + a —— nEsoURcEe 5. with comparisons as of April 1. and April 9. 1920. follows: eee April 8.1921. Aprii 1, 1921. April 9. 1920. $313, 322.000 $299.485.000 $183.117,000 504.061,.000 497:790.000 ~368,724'000 20.0 with 12. 7#1,000 CHICAGO, April 9.—Forecasts of freezing Weather toward the close came to the rescue | of the grain market today, and most of the! ae SA early declines were recovered. there being | British Labor Troubles Cj ot i 3135 000 | Suir'wheat Ar-the, Salen "wheat wes vt’| Business on New York 4-1) o.oo viy wheat. the wheat was wt- -* . 743.000 changed to 1% ¢ up, including May $1.33% USIN On iNew Yor ks = 0 S ‘ : 4 f 1A . 57.400.000 Sie Wy JLIZ% to $1.13. C change at Weck-End. 79 516.000 Fractional — and Iron and ors Steady. Total roid wit { sf) gre gold held by banks h Federal Reserve agents +. — . Du ; ae iii, if Aung Eohk* * « 797,275,000 622.000 1, 300.345._000 148,819,000 ~ 246.439 000 ~14.7972 000 2 461.231.000 reser, es. : 4 Sc net otes. sf) clapapateutsinensitinsieene ons ~.264.010. 000 ~17,824. 000 2 481,834 000 936.0°1 non 1218.731.000 ] 103.607 000 ror ‘ez, easier tone the lowest figure on the crop, : was firmer. and averaged higher. be- cause of buying induced by forecast for freezing temperatures over the belt, with of one-half to one inch of ice in of Nebraska and Iowa iast night no damage was claimed, the trade were apprehensive that the crop might re- anes ce:ve a serious setback. and the May-July : 342. OO” srread rarrowed. with much gseiling of May BU. 544.000 and buying of July. nea rd reported mamocts — ieee. 40.000 + e c Jerr - Rt ~- 337, 603 O00 ~.613.153 000 393.156.564.000 gium. oe re A A well as - S per es nt redemption fund ‘against at. TonSep =0.651.000 12.104.000 “tates has 25.000.000 bushels of wheat sold ; rt ai mene m4 1° 481 000©6«©— 7°"_@*Port to June 1, which has not been . 3 , ' “ rie cd resery es 300 COU ; NEW YORK, April 9. —tThe cotton market *_ was extremely quiet again today. with ‘trad! ers waiting for further developments ip the British labor situation. There was ef? little selling, howéver, and toward the close prices advanced on coy z 3 eel 0 ering and sot trade July contracts sold T 57.000 12 O00 64 O00 ‘ lots 7? 000 iromipees 19% ' ' j in Sf Louis publile elevators 118.614 bushels: corn, |1.- oats. 575.655 bushels efforte to rl 1609.77? 600 ] 451.°70 000 5b 50 RRS HOO ment admission the officials were right in =} ef inaugurated by » tiet ‘ a an ia) ] Se ttlienr =fe,; } (ey, rete ean me _ . taeda ee j ».4 50 4 « the - - 672,436,000 6 , net t> ‘ . } a ’ re ae lf @*Oere price «) 2 | W heat vaie Steel two months ago if ‘ deposit ar - : ; ; °4°..3°% bushels ee ee oe Livestock Elsewhere | ‘U. « of Mar- tor ——" = ~. CHICAGO. Aor i | Bureey Kes. i— attle—— Fig. nt« Doo - nl ae - en ~——==—~ Week ago. beef sterere mortiy Future Grain Prices er: heavies off most: ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, ng is the official record ol iow, closing and previous close in local market and quotations as re- ceived from Kansas City and Chicago mar- aets:; -_—_——--—— — atari *~ mms: a Ne. 7.- Sept... active _— ? yesterday early. practica! $9. 5040 9.80 pigs nominally men: receipts t: compared lo 25e moaned April 9.—Foallow etil} Wwe. P aes +4 of today’s bigh. ee Eee suad Cotto dire ir NEW ee higher. v —Following te « , Clome and previo ton futures: | iy miners’ FINANCIAL ** ~ aa) As money rates decline Bond vrices (especially of long term bonds) are advancing. BUY HIGH-GRADE BONDS Secure Safety and High Income For 5 to 10 Years We strongly recommend Armour & Co. 10-Year 7% Gold Bonds Convertible into Olass A Com: mon Stock Price to Yield About 7.35 % Kansas City P. & L. Co. First Mortgage 20-Year 8% Gold Bonds Price 100 and Interest Yieia 870 Laclede Gas Light Co. 9” 7% Mortgage Bonis. Due 1929 Price to oF Yield Over O /O a *~ 543 ofr A2 ¢ Desi IO ROG, — et oT) . e P — [PTS lear ago. i : lh 6. , eae - , = . OAKS _ ‘ “ | 19. 2, =? (;o0% ern- con- o2~? in or 3a5~9td 0953 29592! i—_— ed el et et ee | 959 395319051 30515 e iS > ee tt et et logs | mids. 11 65c. Iver. 9-—FPar silver, @o 2” «68 Mextea: ("n »? past ing *#hae . m™ , sig >. eT and Rosin. 8 .——Turpent ine firin feceipts O7; shipments 4: receipts 601: shin- -=-o. wote 8H TD is XN G 405; Www Jet ne SINANCIAI, bel @o—... Chicago Pro CHICAGO, April 9 —Following is a list of today’s high, low. close ana previous clos ing quotations in the provision market: eo Investments in St. Louis : oe een ene OT ee cone $l eter one oun ork —"*"“* Tl Industries The Cotton Market. a ge SS i Beriediier: 16:10 16° OND buyers in St. Louis he action of the cotten x WHEAT CR—Nor _ jute bas Shut and, common cown sho Te a and vicinity often pre- extra fancy 6.25. clears betwee and $6 and buteh ~ Ny |... .10.60_ 10°57 10-46 fer to invest their funds in the Yes day. . . . " n tl : The Money Market. — © : We have had somew hat experience in the money m t this week a8 we had two mm, ag When Wall Street aparentiy st feited with cal! funds red iced its b to 6 4 per cent the interior banks 2 : to 646 Der cent. th for Bankes. for the ; | bonds of St. Louis institu- balances on aceite eetons . a | 2 aol , be a re 4 , ‘ : ; 3 pt? 4. - ty peer ie ‘ ‘ y rs pe ie -_ — ~ —— tions where the manage: i 7 pre- | apri F $8.35 cle os wed considerable’ fect us " ment and eonditions are collateral! promptly called their Ce bg Produce Elsewhere well known to them. Sround, very obvious), that they could find more profitable employ- cssestemnatatih ee hn tA Among such issues we offer and recommend ment for their money at home Agfa Corno Mills Co. 8s result the lowering of cal] rates Proved abortive as it had in Febru Due serially 1922-26. To wield &8¢. ary and there was a quick rebound to 6% and 7 per cent Two months ‘u“ ®zo this reaction wound UD Co tin tal ort Cemen certain degree of actual! str t. ses ; . About which is hardly to be ris oe A me re ae ' 4 “; = P t 8s meteenins oeee +42 rieas wealente th $10 re ntine t ver in, 25@26%c: state whole milit- Due 1923-27. To yiela &%. rth rn Be peers | ) | 10.35 at the close of the preceding weel BR a ee Union Elec. Lt. & Power 7s 20-Year ' ' Due April 1. 1923. 7%. First Mortgage Bonds To yield &.50%., Due 1941 ok 504 owing to the very ; To Yiel , wit Monsanto Chemical Co. 7s > * 7.05% strengthening i° Federal! ratio which has o irred since the: | el. a : About ceipts, 22.587 «1 rete. Due serially 1921-36. Bye rae | . To yield 8%. Invincible Oil Corp. 10-Year our impo te of gold since Jan. 1 Rre@fate more than $120 Noo nna a? Southwestern Bell Tel. 7s Due 1925. To yield 8.05%. Convertible 8% Sinking Fund ; Gold Bonds ‘ "jose iinportan? ie earrvieé Ara € mths : : incorporatin ex- reonal liability, *s and state re- on the common of Trust lent: com pantesr aree & ra nplete equipment he in any state eompany, issue ay FB uftiness the Of @ complete nt. Ask for our containing full Pennsylvania-Ohio Light & Power Co. 8% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds Due November 1, 1930 To Yield 8.60 OT) The iow tin [rw YORK. A; oat gninae ome stes : aed Re ra : liog Trade Is Sluggish. might POSBIDiy be ed ‘ es pct >1.8 ; . - hominy Lt oT erate receipts bog ‘ 4 a? +} ul oa ise, however. ti . Dpean Oth ri! Danes Rutter higher ther ery a Butter, Eggs and Poultry wr iT) a neenc' expected considerable °° + EO « ated a - now is ’ a Printer, Clty. Me. Reserve PP eth teen ak aihhiice ames ae rats ee. Me stock. 15 HEESE— Per ; vf 4 Stock «¢ : Pace 24 TO PAY bond listed on Thange selling 2 ORR aetna tem Chariecs L. Devoy. 41 vears old, o $837 Cates avenue. surrendered to mar the police at Central District yester- z ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : a P| _—— aD * TT | a om 2 q BR : ’ ‘ 7 : ; : zz | Wall Street News and 0 ISH LABOR TROUBLE FED p + , ‘ ; eis | : me 7 . B Ci ? | 37 a Speci ; ; | a ! | P + he AP as of the drop in sterling exchange and a some-! ‘ | NEW > a eRReR. what firmer tendency in cotton. | old pif ' - \ YORK April 9 A . : : : , p Na t the close T: ading in etocks again set a vi ry ee ’ ‘Aa ea be: the present week the three matters, Slow pace, Professional! dealers 2 p- ’ Temporary Upturn Follows (sov- ‘ f , | U er " . : : fare $ i £ rigyt) o "oe i r' . = | most in the mind of the finan- + a tate Hg — a ny atvindr et ernment Crop Report—Ex . , § / Cla community “nt i ie idustrials n in | s Ka we . are, the great British! orde ) | : vee . r to ado this to better ‘ av: nt e ¥ ' - . | | la ri | , acvantag sort Sale ontinue ate we | bor crisis, the trade developments’ bent their energies to offering down port \pogpedhentiees, | : . is gettin tha acs ected misgivings regarding | in Great Brit: | Mage discounted and at times «@! Awaits Formal! Negotia- & better, and the course of' the dividends to be declared at the ons a Sri ain ac = ea weight Govermment ai Vailed. Prj r '- : | money rates. The most pertinent, ™@eting scheduled for April 27. With wont: wheat market during th. past Oteer ey is oo snp A Be | ' 'e nic - ly . “or ; ° , . ® 4 . = ’ ry a a : tions tween Govern- Comment upon the idustrial troubles yennsylvania at 2 new low record it Aside from Britis) “ - utrcttatecsad re irregular, and in England b |; Was not so difficult to drive dow ni ments tin a> oe . 2.258.359 O00 Ptions were con us ments for Pundi f B . th as all along been that stocks like Lnion a nd Northern Pa- ' ns = ) paaeey rSins vA nich °> 547 red : in ‘ | "hj emova if an likelihood bal jimits. Com . 4 Oo rit- ahi too stupendous in their pos-| ‘ ifie, Chicago and Northwestern and | de ; B. é Kelih« ~ | : -vYear certificate b gg eS ° 19.900 2 mS | es to make it conceivab!) ,; V@rious others a half int > j eee Vere now counte most ¢ nan act : > -- ‘ e how . a sch pc in to a point. a , ts . +h . ‘ ° : — . " i. | but few orders | ish Debt. |®@ Tupture could finally oceur, or i¢| While the rails were Sagging, the w! ge pueatty age “ than on th . i it were to occur, how there could be | industriais were being quietly bought neo ta ta — C = sg ca ion Total earning i le . - . - o D ow «4 P| ; - re *TIiC i ra “ f . . 4 | petal Cabi ‘ ore any duration at all. The} and in the owe hour a fairly sharp of low ter fooroetees es ted most att ae eo ew the Post-Dispatch ©s8eS Would be £0 fabulous and the{ "U"UP occurred in some of the recent a a. _— és appt. » Start en, | ane New York Evening Poxt suffering of the public so severe that! ‘#¥orites in bear speculation. like! "!8™8 that export interests ai . bie) _ ° . - . . ' . 2 ‘ P : . . “as : ‘ont ac iv o . ¢ ’ — = Beggar then a ZORDON, April 9.—1n considering “OP¢ Side or the other would have ree Crucible Stee! Mexican Petroleum — «ths 7 2% ng for new % short apvanien: (tee om here and in other &'¥e in quickly, or both strike a petndergeerdion Leather, Atlantic Gulf and - ee gaprenet was dull oo J Pepropean centers, the assertion that Promise. That the British Govern- span Asphalt SI shares were ‘or Mer ; me _ : ' } eipned "as ‘ wical . . , Oo te movement is parti, fostered by ment’ could Surrender to the unions von Was quite logical the tp ea te was nar * Boishevist influences. and has never been thinkable Conge.| ""0O¥lcd by annotincement that - ae er. + Satter Gunn even with some foreign money, should Qguently the markets ha\ @ never con. t _ lependent ompDanie c had ° “a . . . : -« TO} Ta the ‘ Le « ‘ 893.964 000 DUS list Inost ja. a jess | : ' : ep - e efeat of the labor ele ment in demar 4d it was taken ae an ne about ne serve Rank ilation— This was true of ee) wave reason for reaffirm. Testimony regarding domestic trad that corporatior 2 strike | Pe “ 2 be. cena : 167.152.000 Iron, U. 8S Steam ing that the main idea should not be COnNditions has 4gain been very con ed | o ‘or ' are bf POH oo n ; — - re ic”vir , : ; ’ a) {] ia ‘ ‘ meg hi - : 5° oO HOO yrporation. Durant y entirely ignored. VW hate. eT the truth flicting all a ek. The brighte at anot I ; | Bs 2 eta a and lrofit Shar- poems im these suggestions, how- is the automobile inductee with so: tt 7 5.607.795.000 5 of other issues ever, the necess ty establishing companies Betting read, fer greater ive recently were rea! international pe empha- output The idea held in S0me quar scone . / i iC K rears , at ‘ ee) , Reserve fon x, but no trans. sized anew by the presc rm? ae. elop- ters that the recowe ry hy re 4 nd in pre ‘7 ? hy ly ; . ol é P bs ase ; . - ; . en a er setting asi le 235 . United Retail ments, Semi-war conditions favoring other lines like the textile trade, was ©CrPo! ior mie a ot ' posit iti nd heavy. Bolsheviet tendencies. merely a flash in the pan. is * een doubtful whet} the 1 foe! : Pi aprege fairly ac- Calla Attitude Correct. pearing n the contrary, the best! it mecessary to reduce its pri: arc'_—- a we a oe ee og Pete: ' tee on nae In the present labor dispute here) 7¥¢8™ment is that while progress wi}! Nas been predicted y would hat Cash Grain Prices ored an advance ’ ; be uneven—t) tian to do sometime ir Max PaaS ee ie Pa Boe Government's attitude is correct ‘hat is to say by no means la : | ~ developments a ge. | 7 3 steady—the : MERCHANTS’ EXCHA? St Louis bulk Ta, . llenged Tt ould hav lead: ‘ne real turn in these indus- s ° e MER 7 EXC : : ee Many other stock and unchalleng » woul rel ¢sies hac April §—RK nter wh anged ‘ : | . been wise, however, to have given! -"**S "as come and will prove a last- Th Bond Mark oe; winter heat steady New York Coffee. se, | his Seem Aa acing | e Bon et. a, # (yeaa silat Steady 4 = the miners longer totice of the date ede to when a similar change _ . strong , NEW YORK. April 9—Coffee Ric namie of decontro! A more lengthy notice ™ ‘il overtake other trades which are ne of the few feat : load “ better grades 6 a futures sieady; May. 5.77c; eg ri ll da ith th , top. 5Re would have been the more desirabl« Scraping on bottom both as to ay 6M tn | hard ibs. down. 4 o are on the up@er: ad 5 » 7 ‘ 7 3, . 4 rai? 4 . ; >¢ gil, Bar ae December 12 i January, -F : ment for 1s eahag — _—.* yee , certain al tues Ris. te 3 : mapery te — ; I : than ’ ik , ~ EE mi, ry ; ir ey 2 , : nistineeinats crTy April 9 «(U. s Bureay spots steady; middling, 11 00c m wholly erroneous conception of our oe ne virtually complete alin nae the Cis , Tokio ba } : straights. 26 85> Cattle Offerings Were Only 8st Li: 13 SSizu | O' Markets) ——-Cattle—Receipts, 60 ror nnapeasiaendi tide economic positions The re. Shutdown at the copper mines wil! : ; ' Kans irs sO ) Chi ; ae , ea Beef steers 50@75c lower; she stock Duluth Flaxseed ; : . ar » ’ ‘) , ’ ' j ‘ : t+ «i ; , 17 ‘ p “7 ‘ ; ‘ 4 ' ; . , ‘ . ‘ . wii ’ »Gt QOe lower. canners and stoc q fusal even to continue pumping dur- Start copper quotations moving up ass re. the | hard. +3 ; 1 OM 1@] af Comp red nd heifers weak to 25¢ ,ower: killing DIvLI'TH Mina.., Apri 0.—Filasseed, ing temporary truce put labor hope- before long, simply because the re- “1 > steady to Z5Sc higher: stock calves $1 aT tu Oats 324% ; yy : 1,2 hig e » or memy in the wrong and strengthened ' = y “aga ees d Pian je rookiet securities tn way. Bent gratis. US 7~ CURITI St., N. Vv ae = @ay morning after Assistant Circuit Attorney Schweitzer notified him that a warrant charging him with asgault to kill had been issued Complaint/on which the warrant Was issued was made by Mrs. John P. Leahy of 5851 Cates avenue. De- | voy Was released on $800 bond to ap- Pear before Judge Hochdoerfer in the Court of Criminal Correction next Saturday. He refused to make & Statement on the advice of his at- tormey, John S. Leahy, but said tes- | mony at the hearing would be “‘in- teresting.”’ Mra. Leahy charged that March 27 she Went to the Devo) home With Devoy's niece, intending to get Some clothing. and that Devoy Pointed a revolver at her. Her hus- band, John P. Leahy, arrived later 8nd broke the glass of a front door With his first. John P. Leahy, who )Wan attorney, represents the Devoy Wate in Charles Devoy’s suit to his mother’s will and ill feel- IM existed because of the suit. WOMAN BUYS 25-ACRE FARM IN "$7. LOUIS COUNTY FOR $40,000 The Proetz-Schnell Real Estate Co. having sold the Rock Spring. firm of 25 acres on the Warson na St. Louis County, to Florence »wross. The price is said to have been $40,000. The improvements consist of a brick dwelling, a Barage for three extensive poultry and Belgian houses and a spring house of | REDUCES WHEAT CROP / must be 'tinetiv bad for the outlook for crop large lendable funds. It down money rates not been for the policy of the Fed erable Reserve Board in holding its extreme scale of discounts There can be no crit of policy, even though these discount rates are plainly artificial If the Federal Reserve authorities were in- fluenced only by the question of ths money supply they would no doubt have lowered their schedules before now. But they want to see “frozen credits” further reduced. as in order to restore banking conditions to normal; therefore they ere maintaining a scale ef rates which is not justified by the relation of demand and supply. > . o The Crop Report. The April crop report so far as its effect upon financial caleulation ’ Saturday's Market. In the markets the impulse today was to walt developments in the En- gii#h etrike situation The morning | advices appeared to hold out a trifle more hope of a last minute settle- ment than there had been when busi- left off yesterday. This hope. such as it was. found reflection in rather better London reports. a par-. tial recovery from yesterday's severe week of the n print cloths for mated only rimail capacity, the per f Ooo said ti are business “nS Remington Typewriter. Deer t oe) Aa SALT—In car lots f @ b s Louts Granulated at $3.50 and medium at $2.40 per barrel. expansion eunpplw / I i ‘ eported ’ ie. : ' « ’ ; . ' ' ' Xam ‘ , , mS | ot iD nt ‘ ‘ +. . New York Coffee Market. NEW ‘ Ri. : fing te the April eee a) relatively ™ nave for creased strength as Govern-nent buying G& points i and ac P 4) are about cqvotrations would now se S$ 2 ia? Ta . re ’ = the week were 3054 £ : s-nE Lneven Trend in Horses. ors around eHee, eints or —S prece Ww eek ‘Yr ’ ; ; ia , St. Louls Wool Market. WwooL-—M isso itis lamh's shor fiine iy 14016 Sails good gtaple. | heavy fine, Pe 18 ai | short 16@ astern—Medcium, y 7 mar , vurry 1S@20c ; stupie, 74 sirn. 14@16¢ — gent tine, Small Kinds. “weatern Texas 4 1kiahowa— Medtum. bu ec; fine, 12@18& bur- on the 16; ‘?¢ S10) 12e Mules Lower on rec iargel? ue @. r L5Se short , QUOTATIONS afte (1400 to 1800 LIVE MANAGER For Butcher Supply Business WANTED horses capes An exceptional oppertenity it« open fer a reseurcefal man with a record of results in the whole- anle hardware or butcher sup- piy line to become manager of a growing business now doing 2 volame of 820000 annually. Must be experienced buyer, ex- ecutive able to manage saiesemen. From £5000 to 810.000 investment required. steck carried. will net than 87500 a year. munications in «trict dence. if qualified, Bex L-362, Poet-Di«epatch. St. Louis. ess 1 Hides tt HIDFES—cCurrent receipts per hide on wet salted) Wet Salted ca Ro” l—give and pany, half ice how hides THIRTY-TON ICE-MAKING PLANT ETE. BRAND-NEW “FRICK” Raw Water, Belt Driven WE HAVE THE ABOVE FOR SALE. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY, SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE. Tait & Nordmeyer Engineering Co. 1107 (LARK AVENUE, 8T. LOUIS United Railway Co. 7°; RECEIVER’S CTFS. Due 1928. To yield over AO. Kinloch Telephone Co. 6s Due 1928. To yield 7.75%. Simmons Hardware Co. 73s Due May 1. 1925. To Yield 74%. Description of the above and many other high-grade corporation and municipal bonds ona request. re will offerings. Mark C. Steinberg = 23" & Co. Mezzanine Leatmen's Ka Building. Invest benefit by ro. Telephones friive 4605 4u74 ‘ entra Stock Prrhange Alock Prchange FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONCISE, clearly writ. ten booklet, *‘ Foreign Exchange Explained,’’ has been issued by us, and wil] be sent post-naid upon re. qnest ror FH. S. — WT eras te Price 85 Teo Vield 8%, % Over We will be glad to furnish a «- lected list of Sele Gold, Notes First, Morteags Bonds YirtbiWe up to 8%%. —- All issues LIBERTY and TORY Bends bought and wold. ~_ - _— G. V. HALLIDAY & CO. Investment Securities Suite 115—Ground Floor ARCADE BUILDING Si? Olive Sf. Olive S761 Central Vic. ——— ee eee 5761 How Much Is Wheat Worth? Are prevailing low? Have you analyzed existing situation, underiy- ing jaws or statistical posi tion of wheat futures? WEEKLY BULLETINS issued by us give you plain unbiased facts, as uncovered by our surveys, on the pres ent and prospective situatiog and forecast coming moves in grain futures with ge- markable accuracy, , Send for latest Weekly Bulletin which contains in formg- tion of vital importance to you, oo ae at a ae ee Gee eee ee oe eee ee Grain Deslers Advisery Bareau 328 8. Le Salle St., Chicago, om P.., Piease send FREE ropy ef your latest Weekly HBulictin to me. Name Addreas a prices teo -_—ttit=—t~t eben ee eee * Tree Peewee eees eee ereegtanesd a ,*ee eee 46084868 Mtate. .. nn «+s —> Sea a nated ss ee a oR Serena emtipinmtiaa ee a enti te ee eat a tT ee ’ om oe Oe oe

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, is STE a NEGRO 4 WM. et h ne ond dedication amniy ers ary at 4 ‘me . and pee — ug gee ai pr rural telephone systems. all of the number of receiving stations, | : 'p. m. today with a mass meeting in |2"d rea hed, thr: 7 | > Be gi pewageerns are on the same line, so and in the length of the daily re- work department, , 1 CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY (tie csranasium. During the 12 |NOPK gepartment. 31, cae eamiage’ esene. Be ‘semeree Shi aaaes bors. Seventeen different groups ot 1] b b i ] eously - , - .e Pine Street... all subscribers simultan y. poe | menthea jusi closing, the Pine en and boys are served by boys Thus, if the plan works out as mre — Stre et Negro Depart- Department has furnished . 14, og h clebs throughout the city. expected, farmers unable to get into a 2 t) . oo , 2 7 ie _ A.. will celebrate its beds and 36,320 meals, served 65 The Meyer "3 ' hots he towns where there are _ receiving made by Ch eUO I obias, in- stations, will arrange with some per- tern at i nal Se-¢ retarv of the . # M. wie ey — “om . | re) son in town to telephone the bulle- rw STORES Other spea kers will be Aaron | tiv 4S A UC s 518 RAN Hoare: Dally. 8:30 te & s Sundays. Y to 1 > Malone president aa Poro Col- TI : - as will on sist P ac be iX ND L A . ; ' We offer a full upper °F rf Frank L. Williams, principal rae ae ge yal Pure. “ YOUR lower —_— as low Ome er High School: T. J. daily forecast, the stage of contigu- - - White ie wats ety ee — 4 a aie ous rivers, and likely will include ; Granulated ‘ = nin an ? unavant of the Mil Are Well Made and pin and W. Dunavan shor : f ! NATURAL GUMS These Pines Are Well M ‘ . Allian: r A. Crens! other useful information, The uni- ° with 3 Ibs. of Evergeed Cup Coffee: reguiar 45¢ vale .e Pullman Con _ Postoffice Department Makes versity authorities are considering | Wisconsin Creamery, Ib., 35c; 5-Ib. > ae res 4 ‘ Bung.. Cottages | — the possibility of catching the daily y CROWN AND ~—6SsS ameutiun-of % ~ Bi. kg) 6=60BRIDGE WORK. sa Me 5. Cliliass weineioal of War > pe | ? , VY [ (Uz I xtraction« half cae when done . . . Wate ; WS] will he provided Arrangements to Send Out bulletins sent out from the Arling- P : Best Pure Butter, Ib. , e. 6&8 4 2s oe @ 2 646 ee ; a a Cae 2 agg eae ' ton station near Washington each : eT - Peanut Butter, made while you wak ib. — | ——— in connection with other work. e choir of Union Memorial M EV th ao ‘ he leadershi ? epo Dail From St. afternoon by the Department of Ag- . } oo a We ciara 720 Olive St. Sea taten, seule anda an we — , riculture, and of including them in : Fresh Roasted Peanuts, Ib...............12y60 8 ME. PIII ] Wi. + r ‘tor u as > ows Louis. its morning messages. schools Dandy Brand Cocoa, '.-lb. can. Communities from which inqutries concerning the contemplated service Fancy Swiss Cheese, Ib we « * « * « By the Washington Correspondent of have come, range from Kahoka, Mo.. : the Post-Dispatch. and Quincy, Il, om the north. to Wisconsin Cream Cheese, Ib. . e “a WASHINGTON, April 9.—Farm-,Cape Girardeau on the south, and —_— _ | S ete 2 : ms ancy Brick Cheese, Mss. oxwwel ge ore —- from Central Missouri localities on Bladder trouDdDie, piles, constipat a * - o ——— OO or f 300 miles o oh + " aquicki¥, pain less! vy treated knife rs = gt rapes & mS the west, to Lllinois towns almost as Massage or ‘eting ae, private : g s ‘ — ve se, Seginning far east as the Indiana line. home Srentenail Booklet free tn plain = @ , : wrapper The Electro Thermal Co. S ‘ e — _ go4 4 ye = tha e ; oes i _ ~ day, April lo, ) OvOtain tn I is planned to constantly ex- S58-A Kirk Bidg.. Steubenville. Ohio. } market reports The radio station of the ) ice ' 2 ‘Se _ Department at St. Louis will di bes Drugs and Toilet ih os 2-5 = Soon “oceoss GREATER SELECTION | market report at 1! m licago! - — —————— _ m iad tere Se oa a N 7 ~ livestock market report at il v a = : a emeeserencsnenemnonan - —_ — — — _ + seme som lea ; —— — Un ae reparations fF 20. sess pons | ‘|| (i _—e = ————— Se away = and a “radio-marketgram”™ a TT ¢ signal ill “*Q. | . ie | p. m. The call i «S which MONDAY AND TUESDAY i. aa are being made by | | i : ) quired, R the Bureau of Markets of the De-/| ; tment culture tec ure ' | ; 3 Toilet Items C Drug items , the spe-eperation ge ag 5 os 7 — ##\LATEST PUR for oe for ae rireless operators in the district 17 __ FOR BI abe a 4 hon % fs - Ste +h > oT", $1.00 8-or. Elixir Iron, Quinine and rec, SO wnat, - s ° ASTE =trvebnine 16 ez, $1.10 l Regular $1.75 pt. bettie (omp. ORAZIN TOOTH PA = 65¢ (100-bettle) Phenolphthalein neadnecersa rl ed 7 a Mer Be Syrup Mypopheosphites “trength- A Teeth Paste of real merit; Waters -¢ ~ produ i er wt | - : Bei 50c tubes ” for GO«c ee ~-Ib Hort Acid * for Anse Tiié with ‘ a) if pnon ee } a P ening System tonic. * for $1.35 tit i-oz. Peroxide ~ ~ ind posted n raiiwavy, poS.ori.cs ” “ss . , 25¢ ov. Spirits Campher = . 3s ; oi r aie ae : 0c Campher Cream Liniment. 2 for 60¢ 5S0¢ Sage and ae Hair ities 3e _ Comp. Camphorated , an lér town oOuuetin hHoaras. | ie Range From Si Nux and Iron Pills @ fer $1.10 Tonic or 60¢ ° ozs. De Th Urea elie hat h yy «& White Pine Cough Syrup, 2 fer55e¢ $1.00 Sage and Salphur Hair 25c | . Deuble Distilled Witch ee Po a pena ne : - P Front White Pine Cough Syrrup, * for 60° ronic ? for $1.10 16 exe. , Te . — - ' . . . er Stearn’s Hariem O11 Cap.. * for 5c SOc Liquid Green Seap Sham - ‘.o7 Aromatic ( ascara 1 ozs. 75e | : 7 ro rill be *Si! » IH 4 H a ee ee, See Sener q Class Houses * for 60c : Y i.iveerine and Rese ~ % - * ek t ai eS es Saar “ f ae 7. _— S-grain Quinine MesTowrn Of exper.men’s car- i . DeWitt’s Catarrh Balm. .tferée@ce Te Velvet Cream 2 for sabe Tee L 35 led on at Washington for the last ' class homes, and DeWitt's *ryrup Figs _.2foreg@e 50c¢ Velvet Cream -for6é@c -: Imp. Bay Ram : P months tvery business dar | H f ber of lots of that p quired for the purfp 25¢ Tenserial Tar “Shampoo aie » . seidlitz Powders ' ae Soe Dp ? fer She gleren dor for 35 im period a “‘rad! marketgram”™ , MILK OF MAGNESIA lSe Williams’ Turkish Bath he Soda Mint Tablets ® for 25 , from to 6 > I | | 7 Recent purchas Bie S-o2. bottles ; ? fer 45c¢ Tablets .. ..2 fer the ; A gees eng eps ial 4 2 Lecent purchas GOc 16-c2. bottles 2 for T0c se (:lycerine Tar Seap ; * fer 345c aoe Face ( joths large ° for tobe : , 4 ; athe . - —— | | clude that by Aard 20c Ib. Moth RBali« > Ibs. Ox eau ‘ dat r ) 200x530 feet. compr feet east of Skinke 25e Stearn’s Charcoal Mint 1 hos mae Binge tos Sundry | het maya ee i Tablets he spape! farmers’ organ! = the Weisels-Gerhart orest F : — a ae PRESEEEY tas _, 2 fer the Highir perfumed. in frosted gias« The DeWitt's Cold Tabjets * for 35e bottle; regular 50@c_ _. .7 for 60c items for Co Ope of the lot Afbert.M. Keller a $1.50 Bleedreet and Iron: an ideal strenathening tonic tferstiseoe | 85.00 McDade’s Special Prescription 59 Honey and Almond = Ahe Gents’ White Ivory Combs 2 for 45 infhetine the srenart ) W. H. Ludwig, th fer chronic bleod diser- Cream 2for60e $500 White Ivory Hair Brushes. zn , Tt - .UGWIg, the ® for $5.10 SOc Lundborg’s Face Powder. = for 6G0c ® for $35.10 ’ Dp: 2 ‘Ordl! ‘ 4 u- | been acquired yest $1.75 Gin and ‘Buchu Comvound for 35 Air Fleat Talcum, large ce $1.50 Genuine Bristle Halr Brush enu. that the 4 are to be improved kidney trou * for $1.35 cans 7 © for 45c > for $1.60 i a a : : . $1.25 Tasteless Cod Liver itxteoct fer =e (box 3 cakes) Witch Hazel $1.00 White Back Hair Brush. ne-minute market reports by : | ; © be given by Waldh run-down systems and chronic Soap 2 for 35e * for $1.10 is entirely practicable | ‘ present to his daug coughs ._.. fare a ...2fersi35 SOc Massage (ream * for 606 et a pe P P ii . Fe i: _ oo She can Squibb’s Talcum ® for 2he TOOTH BRUSHES if the hea co-operation of the 7 eS Waldheim, whose ‘he Johnson's Baby Talcum 7 for 35 ek ttn Wie > for 2Se rireless operators around Washing- Edwin G. Platt 7 ° Sy "1 ¢ , 4 The ” pa dd ; ; hoe ' : * sd -F. DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder tie 34, and 4-inch Velour Powder Se Sect” Ghendiien. ‘tha cane on in connection with the expert- ‘= Seemed Gi, Slee | for the home, whi Puffs > for 35 $1.00 «ire ; * for $1.10 [5c Real French Teeth Brushes. at ; a. . . ’ . soul . B* feet wide, are bein Pills, Oc size . 4 for 60c: , bristles = fer 60c i] _ Lz i . 7 pa 7% + ‘terion the 7 ' ua = for Ro . : ‘ ‘ . ss . s i . s , tien eatin gett, Haynes & Ba = ef : rengthening iron © for $1.35 $1.50 White Ivory Combe, larce. heavy 3 Me 2 , an . | \. : hon emgelintt . far 81 an atin « i a im Mauldin Shoe Co. t $1.25 Johneon's Female for . — | 1 magia ae Sees ER | he ate for $1.35 CHAMOIS SKIN je Central and Eastern State Se | Chaced through th _ = aa i ; OU Lele (ea Tate $1.75 Kheumatic and Geut icultura ere rol Remedy * fer $1.35 STEARNS PERFUMES iOic Mastertan Skins * fer 60c re ee : yrs aay . . 7 $7.00 large Mastertan Skins ABS rganizing ‘ t . = in the tract, beginnl ris’ | : sl of De Baliviere avert oe @ : : to be sent from St $1.25 Iren Frptonate and Mangaonwe. Perfumes | io maw te be aent | | iis - C Lou e othe distributing | 7 ‘ Thomas lL. Mawile te — Cherry and Plauseed - — Oricinal $1.50 frested clas« «too- - we * for G ! r ors; > for $2.10 te Shor “e" ‘es i iver Pill« = for the Peres _ 4 ’ = —_ wr aye 77 ee a ' ’ ’ + ; ; - ce Sie Sheenfeid's Kidney Tea 7 for 35e *hie vard Plain Gaure > for 25 = oN . ed 4 ing plans drawn fe — ~_ 30c box Sulphur Candles * for 40¢ Growers Seek Information ' a handsome type t ST. CHARLES LIVER / 00 or. Suprema White Rose * Household Spenges > for 406 aaltie , > ! » a d So: eaten : , et REGULATOR . 2 ors., $1 SOc Hand Brushes * for G0« Ve tae Bi a er ihe auspices « fleanses the bewels. put« the 00 or. Suprema Jockey (Club. 2 ‘ Devil Reach Powd * for The ' iar ' eacon er the ; ; pany. s Other Homes PE | ee rene tae con RS Hed BB tage BM Somers se Two low prices on Young Men’s Clothes—lower ME assonetcre al O76... > for o7s.. Devil Bed Bue Liquis! Urban Hirsch has ors ‘eat . “ " 930 feet in the at St BEE 25c15 m. pore reeee mor ae than last Spring—feature values this Spring. (B= > fer “Sec . Suprema Lilac . Suprema Wistaria. . Arnice Honolulu Beuaquet. Union Trust Co. for Cutlery Specials 2 non, te =» Goods for BI ee And all we have for sale in style, fabrics and = FR «sets 2 ors... $' > fer $1.85 hart Real Estate ¢ | Biss: =o. one = ¢ Aute Stren ei Hoy joaipeventigs OX 24 $225 Pecellence Bettles * fer $1.85 Er , 7 , ' a : ne | + . | se n | work manship 1S VW af Vy Q L] VW ani ’ a C0 m plete f ; i as om Ler, inge: gnuaran.- om 4 | © ° 7 : | 4 { for which are bei $1.50 imported Pocket Kalves teed ei snbe : / | ; “he Nett FH at~ t; 2 fer $2.35 ve ' considerable improve-| Saris ACTION e T. P. Barnett Co. ; . . - ouabe a, 7, ~ Nail Files 2 for adc MONDAY SPECIALS 2723 Excellence oe ‘ I © fected marketin - oe ers of the lot were mn. imtperted Cuticle Sciesor« Lrethod v theeRr . asia . ie na Nancy Reed. Ever-Keady Shavi B sears : . isinnen for $3.10 eg otine 7% ) re 7 -_— - pa-sing of the dee ~ Bie der. 50 $3.00 03s. Antec ™ area ; Ss and ' - 3 ’ ecrat . ‘ ‘ , e , a Some oe vs PS Mic ne ye ae Cream = for aoe $1.2%5 Pinaud’s Lilac Vegetal a. a. — an e\: ‘ ' farm nel. & also. are virtually . or 60r toe Menthelatum de Bottle :, +? . ee |) oe Terry & *. for 4 guar + " é . . _ ; Pa }. ™ ,. | — bristle Shaving ei set 50c Mentholatum 2e.. a wd! ye oid eteelgeme + ced tract, the purch ui: sample Rarer Siroos * foe $135 si-18 Genbtne Sexated Iron ++i : ee . a ied tien sat | ee | Unusual Values in Men *s Fur ish " i - for a fine home, helated Rar Rom and With - | t wy m Set w ater ondit o1 te xIst W ye mar-| . n Ings 1 : e. : ¥ ren mh will be la : sha , — et fe eltittead with — i. tities can be acqul Ail t @ lots in : Teste Paste... 3z- $4.00 Newr-Kid Fountain Syringe, | MM “ame time that another market SHIRTS—Half Price Special Neckwear Sale Beaaeeee S150 Milks Fmuel«iea $1.55 Pinaud’s Eau de Quinine NOTE—Vou can take one each. bet | a depth Tenic tle and syringe. i! ‘ nrefer ‘ omy ; , in the foregoing it . : tinine a Se Sywri e Tubi : en lis > 7 rh >- ss ‘ + ’ WG - : ss - : j A 6Sc Bottle of pay Fe, | erties: University to Send | Fine Eighty-Square Per- = 40 Sauuiictormeriy 610) PM the orth = geod “pring tonic. tr: * fer $1.35 a aL eR eT Ibe ean Absereme Wall Paneer : Chaatilla Perfume Paw men epitome pian ee Out Weather Report eales—S3.00 Shirts. ... Searfs—formerlv $1.00 50 Be pe the north 1 . . : . . = . se =! "9 " [ i a > [ it) y to Raral Districts | RE C ae )—iépurchased bs a RAYERS ASPIRIN with any of the Chantilla items $1.25 bettie (100 tablets) Ae ; a ae a ase bettie of 2 ass Be Te ‘NIGHT ——— | Fine Madras Shirts— 2 50 ie | acid’ Sasletaeneanal . _ 7 dee . eo 4 "o ae “ : ; this week can Charms ruit Tablet m tooo asd viger to en eee ee “ Men s 7D5e and S] Fiber Silk 45c $1.00 and $1.25 Pure Linen 60c | 4 are beirg sold at 2 fer le the dicestixe and $129 to $200 a fre F R Ee E imeroves the ance: . ib : ticle — ee SOCSERS Se | and Silk-Plaited Hose......... Initialed Handkerchiefs....... fk - | - : White Banner Malt ° Hestache ead ‘Bil UL Titaalle of euieate rere come cation. Tae 35c Bottie nesa, corrects OF 7 | as a. : . 5 | : °o and Blue Ribbon | ; J Cecstiosiien ce . my a oa a — we 3 _ rey : Men Ss $1.90 Pure Silk 85 =.) 3.50 Double Silk Gilov eS— i 1 ~~ egal ad Kiss Perfume Malt —Used for over port | | |, ER eR ree Cc | 7 eine gray and chamois eolors......... _® Seterteeemnen ae QUALITY AS ALWAYS y : — all hat nu nerous inquiries and ' q restrictions which erected tn this ade This is without doubt the A : mar: St; in tae | gS ates ay hanna ‘ , : i | oe oe tok — | “Hehe am ) ae - 1 : any impe¢ best malt made for baking, SA a tp lll Fg Athletic Union Suits Reduced 30% a malted drinks and the many : : : n _ pa ers and tn x | cluding anne aaa ii ee rane ae Nig ee Ba } | Charies Levy, Ed nian ah ee Rigg ere mages won , Herman Schuere $1.00 quart rowan Sogn alpen mata repeal , i 5 ow taken in th y P oc fll t- , a i reas : _ tiens are that ail en i iN _ eon will be sold Members of the Retailers’ Associ; i 4 Before its upb Jur out-of-town customer | hs mst received hipment _, Fesidential p prsestagge pre ee ee , tifal Qik Ghiete te male | 4 the Catlin tract £7.00 ber Feataine get the fu ' or He aie ee ae ee i; sy fessional! realty SEVENTH AND AND Imported Freneh 7 eA sais ‘Ss railroad fare refund plan. pesterus. |) @frision for la Castile Seap. _.$1.29 os sa BS . 8 ic , 3 ings. It is of (ST.CHARLES | SOc Th. Master Blend oa + spn hagas ai < 2 = _ thus making it ( offee. whole or ie a Seas ' ‘ : ee frontage by <reund . * fer GOe widespread t! ‘ aw) are int ar. | ) hear th, 5 eperts + ty pe r Le) ep! non «Cd

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| ~ — | | | —— colors » silk 0c shipment - I — ct qui Realty n R port ‘south of W ‘nivereity |i addition to the income or rent de- , —_ iniversity SSAC SOS Chestnut st. rm,’ ired M : ashington University Park, Washington niversity and aeniirenpipeneleia a , e e . ; " & . . c ’ . . . 2 » AF AYE TY e $679—Splendid cor ner, 2d ~ my 4 oe » Addition Recentl Ac-* on McKinley avenue and 352 feet on age. double in We verv 15 vears« . y | ’ Se, es in value every 16 years. Pershing avenue, adjacent to Forest RSmnneMpaiteRsN Ry HOUSES, FLATS, ETC _ $130 to $200 a front foot, according, Both of these subdivisions are re- ||!) | ; whee” Oe Rane PK ME a , “ted r » sections. tit | y tT WTS N 2626-—2d-floor, 5 rooms, mod- ~ location. The tract w. used for | stric ted residence secti s. | WOODROW APARTMENTS — SAS, $45 rT wen Gt hamae aankol e Pike, ¥ side show of the expo- ; goes 1000 L, indel) bl > 43-room. o room e ffni- RAT ies. »47A—ii rooms. modern. to party | “ ‘z | SIX FAMILY APARTMENT SOLD . - . cleney; newly decorated and painte . oe buying furniture: used only sf months: “ | ‘| out. See janitor on premises or phon: \- $5 + cash; rent S25 tiverside LIGSR, Onl : Homes Permitted. | Te miy- pounce os | T0 H, C. UTHOFF F FOR $40,000 | || | ROSEN BAUM-HAUSCHULTE, | Agents, AROLINE, 2653—Flat, | 4 fg se trie, | | 240) } ee OUSES, HOMES, REAL ESTATE, FARM LAI IDS, FINANCIAL. Pa > “> Our Motto: —= DEX to s 66 A» Froer Employment, R Lost, IN ection “A”—See Section B v27.2™ Pernt’ Room, Lest PRODUCTIVE PUBLICITY. PROGRESS, PROFITS! INDEX to Section “A”—See Section B rx Per pie eee aie: 8.P.24 : Financial Pt For Lease stivikaesta bien 2 Houses (Furn.) Wanted. i Real Estate—Countrv... v Roofing +e Caren eeeeeee " te (For Rent). ; hances ( ‘ East Side Property..... Flate for Rent ......... 1 “Apartments (For Sale).. & ¢ Exchange (Real Estate). iene LRP OE BOBS For Sale (Realty)...... 3 ‘ Houses, Etc, (Colored).. 3 Real Estate. (Catered)... .. 8. ; +e 28 & Honds. .Pt.8.P.2 ‘Builders’ Column *e*eeee 2 ) Farms. Farm Land ( Flats Ete For Co d 2 = For sale (Business).. eee 10 ; Real Est. Loans. Pt 8. Pc ‘ ) 8u urban Prop. . R. ). : eeere ; ° -_ lored. os Garages. Stables 2 Money Wanted .. Pt.8.P.24 Real Ee. (Other Cities).. 9 | Suburban Prop, (F. 8.).. 4 Rullding Material cmave & Fr R ‘ ” . *feeeeee arme for Rent........ Fiate.for Kent (Fura.).. 1 Houses for Rent.... 1 { Personal Prov. 1..Pt.8.P.24 { Residences for Bent..... 1 : Guburban Prop. Wanted. 2 " Agents’ Rent Lists. Business Property Wtd.. oee-. Cottages (Rent)... 1 Bus, Prop, (For Farms Wanted ........ A THREE TIME AD COSTS LESS, PRODUCES MORE. reams :®6| 6UOCBRLV EN Mialiead Sek Boat Flats for Sale. stew ST. LOUIS. SUN IDAY MORNING. APRIL 10. 1921. Houses Wanted ........ 1 ,) Real Estate—City ..... 2 3 Residences for Bale. 7 PROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE TO RECEIVE ANSWERS. Webster Property ...... 4 RR Aft until psec es ee Ce ——— a — ee Ne ee “~ — — _—~ = - - — —— —_~— — — — — — ~ EBUILDING © queen cmenommers C11 NES HISTORY APARTMENT BULNG [apaxaresyq) "==" «. New Avestincieta | Ni has purchanea “us logy. Auterion. ine discount. We have for lease - room, and sun parlor; ||! gn this elegant new 6-story Srepreor | ———.- - A EE Dn ' the Mystic Shrine of North America. | lines. Three or more insertions Ie BY 7 le herson AVY. es adults only ‘x Portiand pl.. one year ae . ++ « OAS a 7 dren at approximately $150,000. G50: atente ta eee 2 oe rs ‘estw: } , * : . E-$73, Post-Dispate} building. Everything of highest class. | NEARS REVIVAL ; Rai, Parguase arter was giv en on Westward Growth and Increase Price for 3-Story Structure at APARTME oat-Dispateh: é-coom mule | set mal en yf ge ae | 7 - ane yy the ensuing uesday - Sa i. “ha - ae sieeping porch, $65: To am _ he os ; er 7 mage ne i Be * /night 10 of the 11 essential parcels of Values in St. Louis De- Skinker and Pershing Reported | adults only; give yy wed _— psini | fully carpeted and mattresses and pads | > & . Post- Dispatec! reasonable, Furnished or unfurnished. |had been secured and the last one ~ get : . fe PEA was purchased on Thursday Seri bed in Article. to Have Been $ l U0, OU - APAKIME ‘ —sSub- rent 5-room eficiency ; i ; pen for inspection until 10 p.m. Mr. “? Olive car line: rent $65: must buy fur- | || N. Elledge, resident manager, Phone S as — - ii The property is on the east side nishings. in ludin 4 bh ‘ran: |- new p! aver-plano; 2... 703. or see of King’s highway, covering thea half $1000 cash: bargain. Box E-350, Pust-' |! OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, Agents ‘co : : - ° ispate} ' ss . i Number of Sites i In | | bloc k from the north side of ‘lay » 3 .. Louis gzrows west am ile every Charles Kurlander and Henry bD. _Dis at . = 800 Chestnut St. a avenud to the south tine of Me | Harfield have purchased a three-sto- © That Eligible West End Kinley avenue. It has a frontage of | ! P __ SOUTH 3 st , ry apartment building at the morth-| DE TONTY, 3932—4 rooms. ; —--——__. | $80 feet on King’s highway, 345 feet | - Louis real estate, on an aver-_, °: itor serv, —+ rooms; heat and jan- -" S ‘ © feet | east corner of Skinker road and /'§ Pine I eg cn furnished; $60; garage if Clayton avenue. It is immediately |, Medical School and Barnes Hospital | rived therefrom.’ Parkview, for a price reported pau be floor, rooms “4 nd sun parlor; modern apartment; janitor. open; 7.5 | Henry R. Weisels and Thomas S These two ouitstanc inta ar re . Ss % é S. utstanding points are $100,000. ae $87.50. . (Gerhar r Shr ; ~ 33 : ' Pe . JOHN A Ww AT INS. 729 Cheatnut Solid agate. 2c line. out-of-town or- TES] PURCHASE m fa pr he a he aye Shrine, made by McCune Gill. vice presiden’* The building comprises 12 apart- Wr have a 6 cai ane = nu = . lera 25c, Daily or Bundey. Minimum “Sh qetegza : o ase le pr 1)- z e = . R . > S ‘ “a' SO A se eon apartmen , j @ , . . LA ve | : = e¢ 7 = 1 ‘ I sd i Op of the Title (}uaranty Trust Co... in ments of six rooms each. including a vacannt May 1: on South Side. near Grand in . Three apf ner insertions rty, St. Louis obtained this hos- || oe rti hi lis “¢ - aoe fand Arsenal. Hox 1-22, Post-Dispate!} 70 pe oe eee ital ti} chanrman of which was John E: Bish- | Street Terrace Realty Co. today, on and maid’s room. The interior work | BELLEVIEW, 2425—é6-room, ultra. modern, | ~ Henry Hiemenz Realty os. . Op. the last page of this section of the is of mahogany while the exterior is Ryden. pare bony — and Manches- ois CHESTNUT ST. in 67 : So & so | Central 373 ain 675. . * el . : » 4 > : 2 ~ Prices Being Paid Said to wh. - Sg terest tes _ ae epee Sparen. ; of brick, terra cotta, Carthage stone ; 3 BROWN REALTY Co. ROOMS. . co! more 1an ’ ves ‘ Gill's article, which might be and granite. The lot has a frontage - Benton oll. Marshall 111. i 515 S. Fourth, 1 rooms, rear ......$ 6 00 | will contain 150 beds, and the equip- | .oijoa . . .: , : 5 FOR COLORED Range From $130 to $200 ment will be of the very latest types “2//ed & sermon on St. Louis real! of 130 feet on Skinker road by a WEST 2842 Walnut, 8-room house, water / for an institution of that character. Ste, 1s written from the text, “On inside, basement, large front . ‘ ; . . 5 “63: ; é of the United States exclusively for |generation cometh, but the earth tne puilding aggregate $18,000. The APARTMENT —oacrooun einen ee — or DINGS. STORES, ETC wi > ; — , « an . " 4 WT ———2-roOoOm efliciency, t ) , _~ _ a im f Class Houses Imperative. crippled children up to the age of 15 abideth forex er, and the facts upon cule was made for the account of Le buying sinal] amount of new Rk 1825 S. Eleventh, — story brick years, irrespective of creed. ' | which it is based are taken from rec- | Grand Jones Investment Co repre-| QWner leaving city. | For particulars call} 519 4 Ee noue: , | The Weisels-Gerhart company neG0-'! orgs in the possession of the Title i. ' Sterling Apartments, Forest 910U, Apt. 519. | 19.9 | the sale of the site for the Mgr ont ‘sented by James C. Campbell and Le’ BakTMER a ‘ 8a and 3d flrs., tiated . . x . JOS 7—Second floor, S-room suitable c lodging house, By Berry Moore. Jewish Hospital at Kine’s highway. a thre ~ : S ) i yD . - ty he ede oS = ing from Union boulevard to Skuin- 1,- 99.000. buy price, Gill roughly sket21+s t _,| Story four-family apartment build- GOLDMAN REALTY Cu., » Chestnut. 5736 Page. 2d apartment west, westward growth and shows) 6” ~907_99 LARA, 75 —Elizabeth Apartment: mod- rooms Waterman avenue. to ‘PLATS ‘| NEWSTEAD, 1811A } a | rooms, kitchen- ette, breakfast room, sun parlor, glassed- | 4314 Lindel] bi.” 5 inonths in sleeping porch, hardwood floors, tile’ Koch rend. 5 rooms bath, furnace, etc.; $60. — Foe ANDERSON- STOCKE- oe ae ANN TERRY CO., BY See a 5808 hesteae.’ ‘st. ” rs a: 23 Chestnut. LOU ISIANA. 4532—3 rooms, 2d floor, $16; _lvcated South Side; owner. ta ME kn A iaame / MICHIGAN, 6314A—Modern ‘6 rooms, 5. | | RNISHED BU NGALOW—To sh share | with Grand 5125M after 9 a. m.; adults. vue or two congenial parties; references. NERWRTEAD 61 ht 5 > _iurthwest. Box 0-80, Post- (- Dispateh, ette, breakfast room, "sleeping porch, hard- | W cod. floors, tie pat B. fur re aee5 $60.) NORTH ee tSON-STOCKE-BU AN LEE. _3612—Three-room furnished * . pant oom furnish +. _____ owner to retain 1 room : call Betas tes en ree Pe 1 ‘ESTALOZZI. | xxxx—Modern 5 rooms and | er ~ a acmcaeseeeeee oe ae garage, near Grand av.: rent $40. Box | : HOUSES WANTED _E-26, b ‘ost- Dispatch ma Le RUTGER, 2610—Three “Fooms: “adults pre-| .~ sian aaa in tal cris ont ueeoereme ue os: - ferred: $10. BUNGALOW Wtd.—To lease: best refer- i = eaters ences; central west preferred will help te P | SINGL FL AT—3 “and> 4 ‘rooms: “good con- keep in repair. Box ()-24, THIRD, x 31 —T wo rooms, ~ $8. we CUOTT “AGE Witd.—4 rooins, ®/de 7 fee > r= | nllltatias depth of 87 feet 9 inches on Per-| «PpaARTME NT—3 rooms, 6-room efficiency; yard; in good repair 35 00) O74 | n_ Frepat; ’ost- a dition: rent $360 year: brick garage. —s Missouri Vietor 2790L. BUNGALOW W td.—Modern 5 tor 27901. _ 6 j ST. ANGE. 7F i” ' hard wood floors: South Side vicinity. 7—First floor flat, 4 rooms, __ bath, furnished or unfurnished. SS aes BUNGALOW So ry 4 rHIKD, 2015 3.—2 rooms, gas, electric | (ree O td.—To lease: moderm; on rite. a ’ oeur Lake line, b light water; $0. — —..| Box 0-82, Post- Dispateh. y June 1: adultes, ae. a 1231'2 Third st., 3 rooms, $8.5 modern; or single MORRIS AACH R. CO.. 826 C nostpent 7 Colfax “Oia r? or ‘p00 vaagan Call TWELFTH. 1418 S.—Beautiful 4 rooms. |) GoppaGE wi a (¢) will decorate: adults only. ¢ Wtd.—4 or & rooms, gee o_o give description, VICTOR, 1111—3 rooms, electric: $15. | swer. , Box 0-341. | MORRIS AACH_ R. CO., 826 Chestnut st. CPI ereoe >3A.. wD BU by ~ AD VISTA, eT cssession April 15; refer- : : [= Wd. -" ences require o> BB. jesen Bank : of Commerce Bldg. bop o- 337, WYOMING. (3007 A——Madern 3-room flat to M ce. 412 Pi or fiat, by party buying furniture. ar pear ye: a _____. _par' —-+__ | COTTAGE Wtd.—3 or 4r rooms: est be 13- SOUTHWEST inch walls. 4100 Louisiana ay. _ | COTTAGE Witd.—To rent or lease, or bun- | FAMOUS, “6221A—5 r rooms, modern: all | galow, 4 to 6 rooms modern ; South Side. conveniences; furnace. ic) | Box 0-280, Post-Dispat ich. VFL AT—¥1 4 of flat: 3 rooms and bath; steam COTTAGE Wtd.—4 or 5 pom ‘th ; i ‘ lat fur- heat, e.ectricjty and gas furnished. Apply nished or unfurni a OF _7405_ Manchester (c) ty. Grand 105W. ——_ oe: ee se) | FLAT—Beautiful “pew fiat. “5 large Toome, ' COTTAGE OR FLAT We td.— 4 reonis a ane —- —_-—— ‘iiy'’s ker road, is holding the attention of | , rae G réeome and aie | ; : (0e ro " “| "An SEO "eo: - , ° : . e; : 3 PVGINS ANC Sieeping porcna, Ss a s - eo eet BOOM IN HOME BUILDING :} treme ndous increases in real “ ashington | niversity through Rob- o unfurnished. asada 5942], iurn) . | 2°°O N. 4 t} : r -" ; +e a : “ - ” _ b ~ ; sersons in quest of sites for high- - , ows >a trance dd floor easi:'7 tine, light r ms, 'E 4 ain The building ‘is an ornate struc- $100; will put in Al order. Open ger 123i } Broadway, 50-room hotel: ' > & | > tai ber of lots of that plat are being ac- = Dalat | development. ture, the first floor having six rooms _VREON E, & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. ery low rent The pre jie ildi in ’ way stratic 3 a : — 1 “ie quired for the purposes named. , Webster droves Dngieadlied or the cg ons aggre gore ponancl a Ponaegye bath, upper floors nine rooms » Amer me ut i, $0 ‘to 875 " Porest "F758. 2623 Olive, 2d sro -seeee BO 00 Recent purchases in the tract aa | many new homes under construction ‘the National Bank of Commerce, the | clude that by Aaron Waldheim of ‘in that suburb. The demand for high- | Planters Hotel and Cupples Station: m ' 2eo: c , P 200x530 feet, comprising two lots 240 class building lots, according to M. of the southwest corner of Broadway floors, lot 50x175, with garage. BELMAR BL., 5305—7 rocins, 2 baths: ail Main 162 3 ma E PSTE IN, 617 “Chestnut, f s , “Ot rhik. Coggesh: re; ‘state officer of . ee The p ) y was ‘chase or le v ene OSssess -—— eet east of Skinker road, through | E. Coggeshall, real « Bhs and Washington avenue, of Stoddard - i adit gramme whe purcaased fol EDWARD. BAKEWELL err" N. Ttih at. (cs) the Weisels-Gerhardt Real Estate | the Webster Groves Trust Co, has “a eae hem ,| investment and to provide for the ex- Co One of the lots was owned by almost absorbed the market's offer- Addition, which is now traversed by ihe af thee top Bos rh ae wb ‘ DELMAR Bi. 5304—J es DWELLINGS FOR RENT Albert M. Kell l th h : I . | ines Coggeshall reports his firm has “automobile row;" of Henry Shaws; troll . ' w pe: ook nt JUI AUS. HALL. E “ROR bo ie x R11 : er anc le ol eT \ sold ive reside nee lots the past week realty investments of Henry Clay's | Lv conv._roile 5 ashington l Nni- ! “ . ' ‘ 1 st Hot ed nandsome. suitable for 4 r p 27" : *j a "Aarat 4 . ¢ ° , ; th te 'D L, MAR BL... PPG i—+4 and Db row ole 4 bt = les aragre Lb , E -l16 W. H. Ludw gE e 10 € w\ . , ‘ ‘ - ‘ Ss « E ’ I mi apart } mm or >| ness, garag Ox “ o ig, th siete having fend also has contracts for several’ farm, of the Halpin corner at Grand ersity, a uture contingency. te . ' and with steam heating plant, hardwood Steain heat. $45 per mouth. Box E-37 nents, SUU to $75 Forest 7758. wiih Post-Dispatch. (c) ‘and bath. The building is equipped! De_wMar zi, f5xx—Apartment. 3 rooms./ 9990 NX. 7th st. RES. 20 00 . 75. . ~ . . i . . *“* © @ | ; ' ’ ‘es f _ . s : . : e "eis »)s- Sar ar > ry | ~se a : - 4 : eens et ” F tie ae been acquired yesterdas rhe lots | nice homes. avenue and Olive street and-wof the The Weisels-Gerhart R. E. Co. will BKASIGATE, 300—First floor, north side; 4} }i0USE—6-room modern; also furniture for | are to be improved with a house to | He reports the salé of a five-acre!, , ws ies , — ‘ be by Waldl i sage wit Pade 9 I ; ar tlt ¢ Sarnipeseorne land east of King’s highway and i se me floors; rent $9 te celieiie auaes whens Sienten. Wasa given by aldheim as a we dding | tract in South Webster, which s: south of Lindell boulevard The Gradwohl Laboratories, Pas- J. H. ABBOT’ r, (103 XN. Eighth st. 3099W. (ec) present to his daughter, Miss Helen | was mace by Ke. J. Burgard of thelr Cill’s a rticle contains indications i teur Inetdtute of St. Louis, has pur- ENRIGHT, bVUvG— Apartment: first floor: 9 * Pt . “ . ore ae F (* > 3 ‘ | ‘* ¥ ‘ O > : 4 » . Ww e eat,” rf a ‘ : . » | vays been “too fart out” and the} 2"! & Co. The buildimg will be used | EfzEL. éi06—3 rooms, kitchenette: all iter heat.” tile bath; adults. —_— open MISSOU Ri, 1401—9 rooms. bath, steam | feet wide, are bein made by Bar- NY - , for bacteriolo conveniences; Murphy be ’ BY THE DICKMANN COMPA ‘price too high, but that the com- | logical eS wines Sens | A. nveniel ANKE R. EB a a 711 Chestnut. heat; hot water: open: $85. _ hett, Haynes & Barnett, architects. > ) } Thomas 1. Mauldin of the Lund- ‘he Jossph F. Dickmann Real Est ate | parative a re See een ‘ wohl Laboratories/also contro) the ‘onvenience n: Murphy bed tric light, ete. :; {2 first. -class condition. — Se ipa ee . | Co. reports having sold 3421 South city’s continued advancement, and |: : : , _ a jo Of tet. we te . rat , :. CO., 804 ¢ tn wauidin Shoe Co., yesterday Ane Si Gre yy venue, lot 75xi50 feet, On) the eourace d foresight to buy, | ‘asteur Institute @6f St. Louis, which A = BLAXEE E. — CO.,_711_ Chestnut, | FRA «Kt NA Be Cee BOF Chestnut chased through the George i. Berg- vrarmn “a Ti ©. ive j ’ in courage an ( Sigg ~* i 4 CO = ti . . KINGSBURY PL... 5762—tThird-filoor east: OREGON. 170¢ aaa ar ‘Lafayette S8-room | , ld * ‘ ' which is a nine-room house, for the were generously rewarded. Ss a Cc rpora on operating for tne. > rooms, incléding sun parlor, reception | _ house: ‘also some furniture for sale. ne = Real Estate ¢ o., BIOES SC feet | Knights of Columbus to Henry Wolf Gill's concluding reference is to purpose of giving antirabic virus for omen Phy hae ae 7 + “rn = first-class | ~ . y, . . P15 whi , = - . . . . - : CUNGILION, Cs rii —; n the tract, beginning 850 feet west | Also the seven-room home at 421. the northwestern part of the > 3 nay armninehate a: | Union Trust Co. for a client | S$OLD BY WANSTRATH AGENCY | what has taken | Windemere Place » | HE ry y a ae -. ' Se MAFF 'T Tt. ns Oe ee [ior which are being prepared by the j He also reports having sold 3559-91 . a _~—— Windermere place, having -16 rooms, = MAI 1 Ag Ch ~- anty idg. 5140 St. Re garage; wp hs ste: ; 7. P. Barnett Co. The former own- | W@rren street and oes + lege gp pen ny Four Sales by Bush-Burns Company.) with ballroom in basement and bil- PAGE BL.. 5931 ane ment flat, & rooms, | MAGAZINE, 3033—6-room dwelline, newly ers of the lot were Misses Mary H. | (Seater wlietkeodae ss eyes Ainge The Bush-Burns Realty Co. reports | jiarg room on third floor, four. baths _harawoed Floors, hot zs Pog on og decorated, Apply 1545A Maffitt. fc) and Nancy Reed. | steat to Ida Berin and 4215 De Soto | 84/¢s for eT ae Sioes tive saan and every modern appointment. painted: new shades: rent reasonable. (c7) : : Contracts recently have been ex-| avenue for John A. Schroer and wife iittemhor ae 3137 Maffitt avenue for | There is also a double garage with “iflelency. ine me a = ig may tay | 3 PLATS FOR ere: Scuted through Albert T. Terry & 'to Joseph and Bertha Haden. : : z ag 9 : a . ° F. W. Moyer to Dr. Brown; .4826| rooms above. Rr me - FLAT—Apfil 15; upper, 5 rooms and bath. 3 { ’ session May 1; $100. OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. | MORRIS AACH R. CO.. 826 Chestnut st. | Apt seeping porch; near Tower (iruve Park: | bath; couple: né children: Adults= references: $70. Grand 5147S —s|soreferences. Colfax 14653. Reward. Box — E-35, Post. Dispatch. (e7) WEST Cor TAG E.Wtd.—To rent for oummer, smal! — — ;, — = cottage or sma arm, Within 10 miles of AUBERT, 788A- —Fiat, 6b roo ms. _ ._.. } ‘St. Louis; description ‘ahd price. Box O- DEL ee 4106—F “lat, & rooms, bath; | 35. Post- Dispate *h. to wvurchaser o furniture, _ S22 Cc ‘OTTAGE Wed. To rs urnitu — rent or lease furnishes EASTON, 3647—3-room flat, gas "and elec- | or unfurnished cottage, with —— tric; toilet and bath, (c), porch, on Meramec River, not farther from E NRIGHT., 6020A—4 rooms, gas electricity, the city than Diecke. Phone Cabany O7524, hot-' water: unfurnished : reasonable Monday, after Cp. m. a EVANS, 4445A—6 rooms, bath, furnace; HOME Wtd.—To rent or lease home of 8 o handy to cars; rent reasonable. Dee — of a be highway, south of FLAT—Four rooma, west, bath, gas, electric; —— ox E-2 ost ee 4S party must buy furniture; terms. Box O- | HOUSE Wtd.—s or_10 rooms, 128, ‘Post-Dispatch, west of King's highway. Cabany Som: ee —— en ih LAT—3S rooms and recep ~ption hall, bath, HOU SE Wtd. —To rent 3 or 4 room house or furnace, elec icity; 46xx_ west; conven- | flat, prefer place close to Webster Groves, ient 1 Page, Taylor and Hodtamont lines;| !Maulre 4257 Meramec, _ Peters. Si 0. Box "0-62, Post-Dispatch: HOUSE Wed. —To rent: 10 or more rooms. FL AT—May 1: & rooms: 4400 block Persh-. 1963. of Taylor: will lease. Call Lindell ne ay. aaa. iy electric: good con- Hd dition; no children: $50 month: references HOU SE Wtd.—Small, with | : kiven and required. Hox E-172, Post-Dis. ing poultry: in St vith bara, for 3 phe GOODFEL LOW, 1484—Modern 5-room fiat, | _Post- Dispatch, lst floor, $55; adults only. Call after 10 HOUSE Wtd.—6-7 or & rooms, 0 ‘private a. m. we EVR 5 familly; reasonable rent: 5 P pre- /HODIA! NONT, _ 876- —2 rooms. ic) ach ed___ Box 1-304, Lis tae Dis. wisi MONTCLAIR. 1339—F ive rooms; haraw ood | sf . . “¢C aaa oe family 0 of adults, __ floor, tile bath: adults only, _ eT) “chose, “Lien Eee ee ee oe SEwereeae m 1308 N.—To party buying | RESIDENG KE Wtd.—sSmall, or 6-room fiat: —Urniture: Sargain. a no children; 2 adultes: bank or real estate PAGE BL., 6403—3 large rooms, ‘d floor: references; state location and full deserip- water and GAS tion. Box E-91, Post-Dispatch. (o) PAG E BL... 51xx—Six-room _ flat; Vacant — = May 16; rent $50. Box P-93, Post - Dis, a | | RIDGE, 6509SA—Three-room flat. to per- t | ; RESIDENCE WANTED sons buying furniture. Will lease flat, apartment or | ROOMS—3 unfurnished: bath, gas. electric-| . 7 ity: Maryland avy.; reasonable. HMox 0-152. yom O ree ne ee _ Post- Dispatch. Sam ) eS ew King’s highway. between Delmar VERNON, 4726A—Flat; 4 rooms, bath, fur-, |}) and West Pine: price must be nace. Lith reasonabie: state what you have 3-room efficiency. Call Mr. Benjamin. be well taken care of: family of Lindell 2736. : 4 aduits. Box 0-129, Post- Dis. sleeping porch. Delmar 244 Pe = * WEST PINE BL., 39°7— Tratwomisned ‘apart ment. modern 3d floor west: 4 rooms and FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED bath: open porch: 70; possession April 15' rup NISHED HOUSE Wtd.—7 or May os tenaas — through; garage from May 1, for summer. Cabeny” reams. _it Gesired. Cabany we sietientipunitiianeiigccitnnas te Fuk oma = a i torn Wtd. —7 or | . roving, Trom May 1, for summer. Cabeny NORTHWEST 2643M ¥ be FLAT—Five_ large rooms, reception hall, bath; hot-water heat; all conveniences; ned FURNIQHED FLATS. -APARTMTe chiidren. Apply SOLA Marcus, Tr HIG HLAND, SYSSA—6 rooms, bath, elec-'| FURNISHED APARTMENT——Bificlency; 1 : i Speen Forest Park. Call Forest 100, _ — _HODIAMONT. 1941A—F ive rooms, bath,/ FUKNISHED APARTMENT Thre room ‘ ° . ; ee _ . . "s+ - . Co. for two lots in the Catlin. al Cupples place, four-room bungalow, The consideration Wwas not an- PERSHING, 5630—Apartment; 3-room effi- Call Sidney 77: c) | —— -_-_ -—-—- —— - — — - , Se ‘ , clency for rent to party buying small lot tract, but the names of the: KAIME TEAM WINS PENNANT - IN |} to Floye Graf, and double flat on| noynced but is unYerstod to have of tabaitnte tf faraldne: entiaant “Apart- | FLAT—To party buying 4 rooms pf furnt-| Purchasers are withheld pending | REAL ESTATE BOWLING LEAGUE Sidney street, west of Nebraska ave- been $28.000 Toney will shortly! ment 409. : gait til noon Sunday or wore ee ; 8 | nue, for F. W. Utlaut to Mary Stumpf. tg PT ee tp, “€0 ’ | PERSHING 5630 (°Pettinaill Apts”. No.| Gram a eel re apie sage amen ee yo emcees ‘ 0 t} en i remove his family to St. Louis. The §’ gr, yee ral . ry he ym pC ity FLAT—Three-room = 7 he on electric; £ ee «. . ’ . wt ‘ i. °*N- . » : a . ‘ ' - semiah ‘hone als d ooms; Wi ! ace, e é ~ eo ¥* The Kaime's team won : Three Sales by Terry Company. farmer owner of the house was Hi- —_ an oe cooking furnished; 365. Phon 9° 481 roo . - (aban . or see. : rn tract, the purchaser having plans League by defeating the W aoe sale of a lot in Skinker Heights for| of the Equitable Life Insurance Co., STAREINGTOR ze. AC OTT. 800 Casta ‘urmiahed: m, Seth, Sones Beton | ) ’ , ‘ , - 4.4351, the Skinker Realty Co. to Thomas W.| wno has: been transferred to Bal- ae i : es » P 8 P cA- = af . e ary: men .b4). *Z t “ty e yA i ‘ et. s OF LOCHMOELLER, 103 N. Sth. _tiished flat 2 rooms, bath, gas, electric, NORTHLAND, 4719—Flat; 5 rooms, bath. ns elec trie: rent $35; adults; reference; ga- SOUTH rage, 3 —_ ——— BOTANICAL, 403 ,A—Completely ‘furnished ST. LOU TS, (Ol——Modern 4-room fiat. (e) | 4-room flat. including pinno; or will sell 2°726—Fiat. 4 rooms, bath, fur- furniture, m wale a at gas, electric; garage, emall ma-| poTANICAL 4] ii-—Share fornished ‘avart- nent, first-clas: reliable adults who ap preciate home advantages; garage: Suad ly NORTH | me ilae ' , aE Bs i for — — , - 4 lawer, FLAT—Newly furnished 4-room (flat. on ye 22 O'Fallon | ark: 4 lower) South Side, for couple only. Call Sidney ss a+ re ae ae Lauda ieee . { Os or Vie tor GH. Monday. fe) ‘ ‘OL Kz M AN, "h514—-6 rooma, furnace, bath, EF ' MNISHE D> AP ART "MENT- -Four S “ Fooma gas, electricity, y laundry: open today. and sleeping porch; attractively furnished: FARL IN, 4160—F lat, ~ roome, modern: for one vVear: referenc “On. Riverside $77 M. tw) a } : : - nee en PRS a , an a? FU RNISHED FLA T—Small; South Side: 3 ‘ outed roomea: owner will show you months: immediate possession. G through; bath agd electric. 3254 "Knapp SO74J. guy an: | FLAT—3 and 4 frooms, hot water. 4307)/ GRAND, 3180 &—Bificlency apartment M12: CGiano, living room, kitchenette, bath end dresa- ry a . ing closet’ pretty and cozy; furnished com- FL, RE? and & rooms, bath, rent $458 piete ideally conventent location; $80: $4300, [518 Slattery st adults only; open Sunday 10 to 12 and J te . . , , | ‘ooking: sublease: call at apartment Nl ~ 6 , & | 66 _OREON i. & B. } SCOTT, 800 Chestnu 1G OT” TL ie ore. SALTY CO., 2302 Wash st.(c); *4AT =“ ——e se A ' : 5 ts | 7 | BLoO« , RE . oe th: Gd . | are EVs! War bster Groves, reports |) Two BLOC KS FROM FORE ST PA OLIVE. 1316—Eight rooms and bath: ideal “ 4: ocury immediately are Mallinckrodt, Festus J. Wade, quin park, We ° , , if Lyndon Apartments, cor Taylor and La- | ne doctor or dentist “opposite Central LJj- | FL AT—Modern, 24 floer: 3 roome: opposite“ sete =. . ) ie ; tas jus ‘m= © ce. locate ' LPONGeet ; t; more streets through it. The sub- | is developing i I RP Aye Bo a ~ Rox 0-420. Post-Dispatch nal realty operators as a sub- ; » broader demand 4 > q bat . | ’ roject failed because of in A 1. _ | ia’ yg f thi R a ' IN e Cr i Nn d iving 7 room efficiency: latest . = r sale, O-room flat, ®ath. | stable building restrictions | for lots as home sites, especialls for iin " ae aSi a ¢ 0) I, § ¢ I | (al 3 ec tion ) | ye Bg os) eset modern in ev ery detal. k - - T jer or, rent Sh Mary = Met ao Ban | ground in the West End available | , North apartment on Beit av. furnished }) men P- 60 ‘Poat- Dispateh th roperty apartment. open for - ' = ee pdacianant. ers. ‘for homes of a high order. This is Leader as ye furnished or wn- or AT—4 rooms. bath, furnase. electric: ig Southmoor Realty Co. an-|taken to mean that much home-| L a all PRS NERA De —! the sale of a lot facing the building ts in contemplation. —= * =z" ————— | Grand.- | inspection. Can be no hildren, : OREON &, & R. G, SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. nex “OLR rost-Dienatah. : ’ UREON } 161 Lindell 5IOBW c) , oe KENNERLY, 4223A—3-room ’ fiat, bath, | ARCO, 4424A—Well furnished 3-room flat electricity, ¢ to party buying furniture; a including player-piano and Victrola, to re real bargain: rent £°O sponsible couple for a few months; $60 per month LUCKY ote Tr range rooms, water, elec- | - -— trie 2 rooms, SS: oper Luc KY. aap Fee 3 large rooms. cas, WEST . " ") bath ; 323, _ldndell 120. _APARTMENT—June 1 to Oct. 1; 7 reome: |MAGAZINE, 3039—Fiat, 4 rooms, $17. 50 i $130. Cabany 71°24 Sunday after @ gm smal! family. ——— APARTMENT—Furnished. 7 rooms, May 1 | MONROE, 1323-—3 rooms, rear, $7. Olive to Sept. I Cabany 6744. ‘innit fe! | APARTMEN eT Beant iiuliy furnished 6 ST. LOUIS. 4939A—Modern 5-room flat. gas, MN -- ” shaotehe ‘itv. warage: optional. . | _leoms. Hox 0-3$%. Post-Dispatch ST. Lous. 909 A —3.- room flat: electric, APARTMEN T—Sublease as ely furnished newly papered: $17 apartment, 6 rooms, $175. Juse 1 to Hep VANDEVENTE rR 2520, ie, ee irnee-room | tember. Box O- 74. "Post-Dispatch. ‘flat, to party buying furniture; ' sell sepa- AUNERT. 782—-3 or b room furnished “flat. _ rate. niso J] sleeping reom; convenient to twe eS eae ee = = food car. lines. IIE Mis! Pest Rigas BARTMER, 5S5S0A—S-room Geautifully fur- FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT nished. modern ane bas © re / rent $150 Forest #641, e RESIDENCE Wtd.—7 or & rooms: wil! boy hiiCKINGHAM COURT. 4084—-Efficlency pat ance ifn good location, Hox E-4), |" apartment; sublease; strictly modern; rent Me. A de — $5 48 7S per month Apply st once, Apt 200 CATES. 55xx—Firet floor of residence: 4 SOUTH ) fine rooma; fuel and electric luded to oe ee ~ t. janitor service, hard- ao. » * F- DD. LAINE, 4169—5 rooms. furnished. « family who will attend furnace, big yard. rooms, steam heat. J Grand av.; adults oly. _ Rox 409. P.. iB or start you hecping bea er bo chiectinne: t0: aadiiven: tae & nee f aan t f Tox LE. - S51. _ Post-Dispatch Crete Renate BF _ west ; oe COMP LETTE FURNISHINOS—For 6-reem FURNISHED HOUSE—Widow ped coup 92. Post Dl for rom 20 month Lox U- ” » ‘eft - spate . i it refined emploved cou ne - Forest 261 SW, » 7 oF ‘(ert DELMAR Bl., 4360—2-room furnished fat FURNISHED HOUBE—Owner leaving _ == | wath, electric: phone, nent = eet Sh. for several months will rent nicely fur- | DEL MAR Bi... 4266—Third floor: — nished home in the Cabanne district: 9, 2 rooms, Kitchenette; furrnace, adu _ rooms, 2 baths, sleeping porch: garage, Box reasonable. o = 1-180. Post-Dispatch RS os La eee. STIS A—ae- rooms, apery MARYLAND. 4444—One vear or more, de ment; in-a-der beds th connec One. lightfully furnished home; immediate po*- two or three persons, service like weill-man- ecesion 4046. ie7' eged home, references; reasonable rent. . FLATS FOR RENT—SOUTH z ‘FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT. 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4 2 SUNDAY. SUNDAY. et a APRIT. 10. 19 530 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, «5 FLATS Wanted, For Rent, and For Sale i m these columns today. «ee ____AP ELL 10. 1981. . 28 9g ET 19 AS me 4 REAL E °B ST. LOUIS _OST-DISPATCH. eo — —— = oy = re TO LET—BUSINESS “SS PURPOSES REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE | FOR LEASE tne lle at a [SMENT PROPERTY _ ttt ta EE ; ee Be : nm. FURNISHED FLATS—APARTM: TS FLATS AND AP'’T’S WANTED FLATS | AND AP’ tT ‘Ss. WANTED ‘ - ean . a 4 oe = owe —~ > - r . Jran _ Re or NTN ang COUNTY HOME wr i— To exe e. ; . WEST at - \ege' @ he a. £0 ona SO a “ or FLA A. \d.—~o-reom ‘fila all adults. —_ ' CENTRAL eee os a ze a " -' ad 5 cate, Goes : To exchange - ci” Gg sive price. Lane ieee , tle vod as ° _ 7% . - b he. a : ’ ‘ —- | ’ as 4 “—_ ™ i 6m, cT [a . . : g£000d 1O. aArior . n r wan to ‘ "5 ; b xe " oa —~ "4 — . . lorry nftair ON | CK MINAL SW I [ CH ; A , 109-——Ge , -—- aA | | about $6000: i be po acme me 2 a j xsw parr -~ = LELMAK BL.. 4177—Thira Qoor eas: . Ai ura Moor east; Wan: AyaARTMENT Wtd.—J rooms high-class, un- td Four reoms, modern, upsta Sheults. 408 Fullerte m Bide Pet: “Dispa:: coupic Ww ehare furnished almrtinent with ~ . 3584 ‘ . Tr ; . a : : ‘> - ; ¥ midccie-§; 3 Die cioge tU r sa . ; 2 A Fr beara of Kilcaee PT. Viecer tc7) Ran og — lay ency, reward Box O-31;, : chthdeen — eS cn Call Grat 18.000 to 20.000 sc. ft. floor space: with | e St ig ; ; re ice Dhl MAR Bi... 5465— \N = Haria: : Court: . , — | WwW. : " i ; wirneu ‘I acres vacanhi imn ediate pos- WDWELMAR 3 *? ’ ae ~ iad EE | OF TRIST Wrtad To bur “i ‘ oe . : - : a. oa e “ . _ . “ wy. a —.* ae an ‘ 2 ~ +7 Qe a ; “A . oss _— A at i- . y or ex- ; ‘ LLL su4. ‘Al ARTMENT WwW ta } ~ Sas house: 6 or ’ — Ross th. °% S. , c's a " Leo ‘ . Pe es - =. é . : h . , room me os sin f at for SP Con: ] deeds of trust. . ee % AN r to buy sira ne one, + 4 ; ” Pe ; : _ . - . “te? . Pe Baek by , ‘ i@! ba! ence $0 month} o- reawin eTfic - ur- . ry acy — : r rooms aii conveniences best references LAT Wr : —Near Grand afc egecirwits. ° > es - . . 9 na ’ gf ’ —' ° - 7 c wit) " © and phone tur adulia Grand SO5SJ. ,seoene oF n oi row ost ying oO re ten Near ] lth and \\ ashington \ ve > — . ms Ne at oe e 4 xchange beauti ? 7 “G.cyii fi . * : 7 al r : — > — . - hich ents 7 = . hig o - — es " P — —— So ith Side. See man; » a - = ; — " t — sy ”s . floor emmMeved, references exchangec Fox O-6h PLAT Wtd.—Before . oes 3 rooms, ba ores (nies J . * * wo ~. ~* . SiC i ned Ht) a! | Market sts a SRetEr, ; sn gas, electric. furnace; rent mot to exceed - H ROVICS. 919 WN. 14th st oe as yt.) ==) ys [= 7 feD« SA Dp cieett 4 ay a) i -—" 2 Sa — a west; beautifully furmeneu apartment and Post-Diepatec) cn ———— or sale or trade, for city pe ety iweulng — iinens; treim Aprti in «i May ; ne TTner - — . - _ esa by femils , 2 sit i] , war’ - gas a kv , ona " - ' r 4RASSR : i ‘ nq? A - * - = ‘ araxse : - » C . or what have rou te oO 106 ~ = - “S — > OFFICE: s_ieaw, what have you? Tox bs & COR. 6TH AND PIN SE. COR. GRAND ANDE @ WE dre iroulne tt ' ‘ wey jocateon: 7 rooms ama bath ‘ara of ALANRIMENT Weo.—4 or 5 rooms, or Mat. amens Ureon bE. & K. G. peo, BOY Unes! ~ South or Wee “TKS a a rFLAT W 7 ' . : > —— FARM Wtd In exchange fo fla ts eat LABIUN, 4005A—J-r00m " rnished , Tisbeg and suo ighborhoed; Want rar ent Weare that lng D> Bag yg a : boAh FEAL, rage; new; §. r | SB BO vear. Box | > Fg MBL AR... ' . ; for placing tor howsekeep. xi free Hell phot. SS —— Co geod an porhoed: no agents. Box R-6 aul | Ul a ict D tL] ld lo i . . - ame S Ta = td = F a ~ — _ r : I Ss ; .* * - P. TE Cc — 1; can be seen between * i LAT edna an 6 coms vnfurnisbed: a. re preferred _lecation desired. Sewth { Mt [ Te e Sp: ike rap] Li cLs¢ | —— — res, S rooms; $15,000 Box 0-264 F P D> N. E. COR. 6TH AN .D PINE ne 18 N. a ie ST. £ a AAUNCEY pemanaen:. —-. cuits. reasona tix Hox «373 — — iin ‘ ' , , Savent 7 —— - Scag LR ' va @ roc ely "a y - 3 q 4 Te VANS, 4650—4 ) al batt T eware . > . cr | eC xchange 7-room house. ms x127 . an OOFrS ‘ ase. > " fersidbes, qua ani clectri:; Bis ¥s- ! Wid ——-o Teoms. responsible party; FT. (4—Hiy May 15, S-room flat, Ast Charles sts; 160 a a granit oe. Waban. claomin’ tanee Oa. SIM meee we 88x127. Will lease for long . bld = . a Investment Propert Apiiy 2004 bians Leimael 0. : ~ ~ 0-393. Post-i" . a ot Sout out —~* a. er & Ff CC wg 2 mi trade or . 10 i term SEs in g. , steam heat; 7 L wi buy oon ae — o LAT ia ty Mas i" in =! rred: 3 adult reference ; re 5p £208 SS Pn eather le ) = miles north of Flora jl. . al ies eal . ‘a i rovead propert) pric ¥ tart : — Ss —* nan - - ' = ; . ;' ; : see et NORTH WEST oy , A UMANN, EZD0 Easton av _*e55) | : : ‘ . | steam elev ator. | reall full particulars | Bo b CR NISHED Atl AKTME™ —- 6 / rer : AT wr _- Neward el ectric elevators ; ; ; a Las floor, RL stnut perch apartment. Cabany 594. (ci . Jun Hox 3. Post-Dispa peer gta AE eee | GIRALD OS. BK. Ew: —— — a =none_Rirkwood 518.|q B &@3.M ORE LLY, 7 Pe Ro ged vears. , ther, i Tare , YPURNISHED ArAdL MEN Ta—>eV era Lo AT Li 4 rooms, moder North St a sist ae , t ' na _wite. n | daughter. ~ tT { RE: s. 9d H-4] ‘ PIN E 2 4 =XCH ined b——O-4 ucre nese - , dt y y C 7 a Soparntely = toge | TENEMEN q R : ___ WANTES trade for city = &F=! | N E.COR.19TH AND OLIVE | 811.N. MAIN ST. Ae | se Sameer is . ; ? sublease. Ceergian Court, SO06U hings- aul all Linaell 4807W. | ) L a ut “ Cl , , re feet each oo —____. : >i property Box P- P.-D aay. ~ ma . ee ‘ ‘| : Wto.—May 1 4 -room lat; 340 | fe: red Box A- 61. ) . lete . wd ” with ni “at ; in ~ = we . f ; , & Mocern ul . rt IR — i you city or = = 4) yy > f hg | k | l , t > rURNISH Ki APARTMEN T—BEiegantly fur : Main av. iventral 1656 F! A T . | TrRecern > is caw v t ws rot or as . a ' - - ~ ‘Vv ' Fox] nao —— lis Za! pate ~ } mabe ae "ty rite 100x9%° . W ill lease or ong - ectric e eva Ors ; about . ire ry ] Fourth ‘ eee —_. ; aa eae me r i Zz rrv. Macomb. Ill 4 term. i 18.000 Sq. ft. ql oe treated confident! nit d ettency, 4 or © monins. Cabdany . : bath T rik iple: no hi , 6 OY. rowm b2.5, Ait We . MES, MOCeTH, 2EU6S Ons. mala ft infor ton . hi lesirabie ~ . y tamnern I ) FARAGE Wid «Near Paerahin ee — mitiiatiiatenanel ee VURNisticaclD APARTMENT—aAttractive 3- : —_ flat n be rented Paster oe ; ' : oan ana Washington f clear oe a —— —Will ex =aeee Sy 7, ;, AY #6900 reum efficiency. Qo. er woking Fores! lark: : ; r rom ms Pes La rhect! 2 ° : > = . Os) SeP— SX | h st reel iA - Feyiler tel p ‘ we at. Di spat f it rUcei voOre. Box U- — BIRT A ‘ Ww LL L P reasonabie, Forest 9100 Apt. S24 RY multe. | . LAT W ANTE D _— ’ EB Wi one oa — a ——— ; + For modern th TET PURNISHED FLAT—To couple, 4 rooms, 6 T Wra 4 room modern, North = Oo e Grand-Lead pece 4000 a1 ' nd Easton. Phon lell 4518W, | &: OME fe eed had goer tei i QT —_—= LOEWENS months, South Side, Grand %255W. (c) Side ward olfax 1077M 3 ro ms with th furnace sare fé ts _modern ont ences, und zt 00 0 in roved farm. oe ¢ Le 719 ¢ ‘HES T NU TS ~ DW EL lL, ING A. FURNISHED PLAT—Compietely furnished LAT ene oo as OaW Side, ~ rosea a ei —- & — = a an = —~Saemmesas ‘ag Sie : a Washington or Delm Rooms: upper; GOU0 west. Dux U-sii, _3_aduiis. references. Grand 3o04N USE Wtd—Or flat; responsible party BUTLDING FOR LEASE ioe Wad Der cap SaGnTe elaine : AR ELES CE IT ) pycningwn Sie nae a . ss. . : " : Ss. . . ~ > . + —_ - : ' 5 > . -Dispat } ; cAMES #H. ML. cul [RE ne. Post- ‘t-Laspatch a i AT is TOO, South : ~ - Bead , .! i ; " ;, PURNISHED APARTMENT—Nina pi, & rand i¢foW. —— | : Sa dade” tenia alin: aie ae ’ . . a | “= : reieoh P La — ~ ama. North Side: re- _ tik se goes cto -- ... P| . = wonderful ‘Delmar bi. ‘ ——_——————— —— pafay 2 to duly 1. Teiepnone Ca» ard peas ‘Post ret FURNISHED FLATS @ AP'T’S WTD. 850. JQU) B TD Watnerrig . lot for investment property; have some | || (HT) (1 }) f rf J | 7 HI-POINTE LOT ht Bid ci : Box ‘sat Post-Dispatch. { i > Want 50 to 100 Par - A y y ere OHX GRETHER & CO. 8 any 1. _ , sc Ho x E-343. Post-Dtepatch rMEN Tr Wed ; in - P — : : veh. elite Sie or exc hange, 5-acre lot, wi: : FU RNISHED . SLAT—wW idow , wishes to FLAT “We.—3- rooms and bath: West End LRNISHED APPAR [ : share furnished 3-room fiat, with kitchen Box E-349, Post-Dispatch couple. Brst- ass; ee. — a e~ house ; orchard. in Portland. Ure ‘ ; privileges if desired; reasonabie terms — > Wars “ s re West MM. POCA TTS OK U-9 10 s-L ‘olid ate Cc 2 ut-of en O in wOM 281 . . erat ' . ; ~ : = s “ i : _———. 7 ‘ . et © ~ : / ¢ r r- ; , b to » . r 7 : right party. ~ . : ; t(NISHE! APARTMENT Wo Sma on — # ones — = ne OF Sénday Minimx nr - ' - _ ree OF... Dwellings al ul Fl bs : mp ’ z : | - ; , ‘ pa i. air I ‘xcbange, Be large hare nran) 4..9 , . 6 . | If vou have &s ng: _ Call at 1405 Montclair. auits = ; orest me - r a ideriy lacy and compan insertions Pn ana r Sma ii true &. Bo “ : " apartn enre for _ 7 FU KNISHED J Ar ARTMEN (—First floor, © La td - « rox =. th r , “ ny . on P . ' mys tin . : ~ Rid , , Ze I ¥.: | : n_ 43 — 7 ws : Second floor and part of third floor of large new build- 3 JOHN GRETHER & (Oo. 8 w -* ; baths, gun porch: an Dost lo i. eT hae ant to Oct. 1; rent reasonmabie to right party : —— - - RNISHE] PARTMENT Wt ; - srombeeaseen | : om S ve ffictency, with ty aan cntown Buildi BIDS. PLANS. ESTIMATES, ETC. | +0" _Wte.—To exchange, 1918 Chandler “= aw be Ion = ~ pert ondition: run only S000 miles ing; heart of the wholesale distriet, Washington avenue, | : ie SP : ; Orinix we - . . . — month. Browni Ds : hy : Aci Ul sii . “ re : : . ' " : ‘ ' } — L «> »>vVA A i - ; ee : 2 J . east ot Eighteenth street: Lo.OOO Sq. it. floor space in all: Wtd.—S rooms, Fairgrounds P } , , , ‘ AL SUR | garage ff Wt ' itv. i hal for ; ; = rs , ny 7048. 5 rict; 4 adults Box E-160. Post-Dis ent year aT) : ; din bn do 7 furnishing store a_i invoice rr fireproof and sprinkler equipped . heat. elevator Service, PORSTANED ~ APARTMENT—Attractive'y Frat Wied -— Fo th South Sid ‘ital —- . ata ' : . se ine we: -f len mari rice. ore ‘ . Se Pedi’ 24 fieor; 5885 Pershing, June ah Bo, cal Bamey ac 16R " _ * — Ww -Brick we yl aa coms Nod , ° | “se or S5) le - a. 7 c 62”. , Vandeventer ; every modern convenience. W lil 1€ ase pa rt or as whole. yi 6 reoms, besides large sun } a = —_ —— en cepa mat atl a porche: aX « Tr I ' 3or OTS—PFor mare ho hee - =e 7 Tr Lp ee a aN ETE * isthe, games; $195; Bonday.| PLAT Wei——Modern. 3 or 4 rogme; South) water. light. furnace heat. fireplaces, Barn, . crony AND RASEMENT LIGHT posth,cottame: 1 Od Boe Ene | caret afrcmanee; Dish cies late. in ATSINCIPPT VATTIEV TRIICT CH 4g (c) Side: couple: rewa dnev 2874W. Ou : . ‘ se i » } , y | pa & ....§ TA... a ‘ - : - — - 1; yer hy ‘ peach appli her ; | “a 4 } are) ri ANI] . . a ‘ e 3 e; wonderful neighbor- up as ww o Vo pil \ 26h Delisis Ub i» ot & J a> \ °9 & ' FURNISHED APARIMENT—Unul On. 1; PLAT Wii.—s or 4 rooms + ele: Blagg ene $0 acres of hiil : EVAT . 100 SQUARE ! DING tion reduced 20 per cent | hod; sidewalks, shade, etc.; will take auto- site manne nem treds. ite As oe es ae See from ae |* i. Te. 2. ME 4... “7 Lo at about . ' natural forest i Ls LIVE > ILS HAL! ‘ a hn I nsult us + _modilc, goed condit . abe vial del; po. Junk. } Ol RT H and I INE sts, ark; quiet; exceptionally cool, tastefully |/FLAT Wwi.—4 or 5 1: lecation for ae atee S men ee ae ELH = erir jians | m i llth st ain S215. +) furnished; attractive summer nome for dis- jentiet; adu! = _Bor "O-101, Post-Dis - ton and Ol} Sirs rd about 50 mir ; PR ' Al Ww AY WN SW Ts H LRST irpente liider vould » | PR ERTY—wWill ex hange my good cor- criminating People. Forest 802 (c} AT 7 —Sout h Side: 3 adults. best re?- - to fron y limits: ard ads . B vf é; mh With rea state « roe? » ner n ~ n, near Goodfellow, leased FURNISHED FLAT—6 rooms. complete ‘y ‘onahe es. Cail Sidney ' S367TW after 12. fc) all ¢) wa! ut Mrs. Ea .. Leongan Good 'e ldg Tm 6 if th Lereage ” roperty ers to do repair wori > Amey year, Will See ay . apartment or @nd very : no a =~ , gton . a yu . . a ) adehen: — all Sidney 1526 CHATH aM 6405—cCottage. 6 rooms, larg , - aan : : . a : . ~~ ry : "4 a . : . -- ; Sr 7 = ‘ -s UrickK $6509; zs ' | ij So ' lot. $30, to party buying furniture . “wage octet goa catetemcetie ee ae SOs rontagwe: Want flat Crooks, 7% m. | bia falbibiad S t . - the : P _ . : ? Goodma: } _Ma vy arehouse 3 ullding © Om WICC an 6 or 12 famils FURNISHED F LAT—Four rooms, complete. FLAT Wrd way : 7 room flat or residence: 2 | » M4 : a . , te ry “+ ‘ * B -. s } a6 : : » em = atoge —_ inane — Cente) Eee res in- }SHOB STORE 1.—Excnange*130 acres cea — , Give price and | Park. ~~ I Band» . = Main ‘4543. preferabi) ¢_ En kt ___ COTTAGE—For sale or fel —tExcna iN 46x) FLAT Wt —3 or 4 rooms: 3 adults Ww ad gas, © ectra z garden. > ies ~~ +4. Lap. . Hy, oc , on eer ree en entr Ss: t 2) lots tr $ wing South rh id 4 FURNISHED APARTMENT — Business —'. % fs ugh. Sons Alaska. — : wood at brick house _ ext EE: > : —— ‘ | o . ain tans Seage "' — As 1 are for sh ) generai merchandise st oases. IF all f ice- "] , — e ro« at 3% 5 ”) west : —— = - ° . *. - . ror Oy ~ , Consult v t ‘ jeeter mranit “itv il. ted , e - Masta Atalay eka es Fatwa re rom a ER ag Sette eam Downtown Garage for aise Shae, ees wae| Sees, See Sy, or Sale or Lease for ears all: eash. Box ; = d i r sale or frade for cottnan, — —— Sts CITY’ REAL ESTAT (en yy = wASid n@ for rour fila 7] ly - = 2 room in modern, 5- room apart- 35 reward if I rent it. Call Grand 1836 Rng = ment, aii conveniences, kitchen privileges; PLAT Wtd.— ; 9 — : t] LA ° b F a se ; " ; en ~ . 9 . +: nf > rine = wk es ce a “or “I } st C ) ‘ ~~ 5 "sy va" d \ ~) . ony s b LAT Wid —~ or o rooms by May lo, - a ATT SCE) 7. : =. - root ’ . . . .? . - ‘ =—e — Va AX. ca oe ze? , -reom modern AL out eas ~ ( rire r , \ € hte € net l at + ust ] li . nied . . FURNISHED APARTMENT—Deautifaily South Side. Victor 3225X apg ae ; fe 2 tbe Gee. Se sin fae FR 8g esidence for good vacant; give price and | LotT—@0x121, 4750 Hew i scene: every modern FLAT Wtd.—4 or oO rooms, modern, | 25 non ) GEO. 1 “Hi BER: 10’ Wainwright Bidz BUILDING MATERIAL GescTiption Box O-4! t. Post-Dispatch. My S Louis Count: ACANT PROPERTY Wialte onckee | | 46.000 Square F'eet—Two Floors and Basement | [S$——Two. fine, in Clift asy terms; would fran patie eee and completely equtpped r ; - : r aod = : sek eepin Inquire of present tenant, adults. Tyler 1963M. 0000 J: ' Lita OFFICES | . 1 —50U secondha one Ben a ins Saying 1 nt propert 7112, or building manager, Cabany FLAT Wtd.—To rent «mall fiat: wilt ) t : I I: | I: ‘ [Sl rR te baying tenement properry. - . ~~ : + / - ‘ ger " FLA o 7 it 4 tot . for good, well-located Electric Elev : 4 4 aght ‘% ©. Clark Sheibina = ment. —¢ 28 | wii'tabile f rtment shown only by appoinr- furniture . Box _O- 251. Post-De spate Five +41) lar . ms: $40: brick building e “a , os : ‘ , laa | — moe | wd 7. ._ at Raoel agh. ete! LAT Wtd.—S10 reward for modern — n, lults is Sen eS = SS oS. et oa + a oO senage _ oa ae i) EN. 512 Wainwright Bla : , suitable “PORTLAND.’ * 5354 DEL. MAR Bi. “LAT Wtd.—3 or 4 rooms; _ South Side — ~ . pris e nor : _ *. . suit 1 ' | . : 7 ~ yr fa Iv flat ee ” Sherman n_ pil. - _ \. 40 - ° of the big Deimar 10-reoom apart- Served couple; reward Victor 2440. #(RESIDENCE—HBeautiful rool vere [SSISSIPPI \ LEY TRUST pti ' : 7 ma. fever.| Sip OFFERED IX XCHAN OR! | . z , “oO re . uit. ber: ‘out | Pine st ING MATERIAL—sSecondnand: 1 Far! ERED IN EXCHANGE FOR 1118-22 CHEMICAL BUILDING cqurches. 02200 \EANE & FRANKE. If One ments Ge luxe is offered for rent; elegantly .-. a me ra rien furnished; April 15 to Oct. 1: 5 baths, ga- AT Wtd—4. 9 or © ad o May St ggge ET enipagee IR me wh and health ene > 2 Seman an 4 ne rage space for 2 cars; rent $550 per month, reference, reward. Sidney 1969 . St Louts 16 *1 cents. M >» / | . for 4 e: wire fleld fencing » miles eest of St. Louts; some as apartment proper; references re- FLAT Wid.—J or 4 rooms, with bath; South oe Peltor Wa inioch ete (1 , Pas G - —— Retoveeas, a San: electri SS SSS SSS | LuT—For sale or exchang ' 14581. >, oF - : : w/ > — _ -—~ tC in house a! arn; price 20200; will or. Harney and Butler 7 > $28,000 equity for apartment build- REAL meted WANTED REAL ESTATE WANTED 3 piastering. carpe " SAMY Side (all Vie ter : SREON © . R. 6. eta SOO A ‘hestnut st. FLAT Ww td oa rr cottage. 3 or 4 rooms. $id - - — =i w ood = wre a : ~e0 . —— . 3 K irk wood par - : . - . , ’ I : Wor ‘ ai it . ers . . ~s acre n Vestern Missouri: 50 acres. ‘ COT TAGE Wd } —sma! 4 with. bath | FL. T — =m, e ave . - Li spatch ” “cash, Box tf : CHAS. MI 4 >. - = r - >} > +. i. ‘ , r* . an >. , . , Wa P a . ; : . : . ' 5 gia oe = : ; aw ! a ae dren -1LO Victoria Bldg Ol ive JHG6o ’ PROP = ' >| aa eet ' a - : equity for va- - 306 Post -Dispatct rT at ° = eee ALNG 8 HIG WAY . L422A N.—Will share PL ! Wwtd.—3 rooms bath, electric north SU BURSAN ~" entry on nl mr maa . cor " . . ' i larm i firs pavment on ‘ ‘OT T AC ‘ : = = r : ns ~ . ’ \ ant to buy ll single flat; , apartinent with young lady, retf- ults: reward. 7 ot re MI i 3619 a ROOM —Neat fury = “ for - ; . z ’ ‘ ‘ : ' iy , , ved =ae » SSO) wit! wxvehs ; —— . - at . , . . ~ . 4 ENTRA convenience: will subiet; —-.- ee ~ - stor flat and pb same difference 2 Oo LAT Wed. ee ; Modern; west of Tay- ead graces oar agg nussnesn peoowy on —_—- c room, bedroom and a—A © or & room modern oe La ff Wile iL SS | , r es 1 ‘onsin: price $3000 will ; have ail cash. Box L-27 7, “fain, Quick answer Write Brown, 975 kit Spe couple; rent $85 ec arty: near O'Fallon Park rooms | | rf 2pr ' > in a init y-| FLAT Wtd.——Private —— aes a —_ SP hC L [, Call Stier noon. Lindell 92 8J. Post-Dispatch é : ' . | . / - atnleg sh as imitial pay- 1A Wtd.—Private party must \ | r Wtd Dowl west of Kine’s high ¥ —— — . Ta : —"intin Ginin ie im Maplewood DT . & uarer . B: , . Ps m th lat; pref: r Seuoth# Side flat immediate! lox | E-2- "ese ——JOGDiG, West © og's high- ; OLIVE. S7ib—Sieain-peated | S-ryom fur. Fi en A maths, Northwest 393. Rex _F- In Compton . ‘Or arter-sawed oak do a ee FLAT Wtd—3 roome, bath. single. a per ny: noeth. of Delnant, te Masten): Sate MILL CREEK rushed nen ta, 14; two bedrooms: ; yas, » OF o> a . , ne a. a) te "we —- anain tm « . a ' tos 7. ; : . , acres in “~~ 20 . - ae d orms, DB mgle: all cash, ~ @& real building and have steam heat: sf epart: Bor E-14 Post - ‘Dispat: h ‘ : : - ; — ' = , . 7th antl l Hervrs.t ; _ » os : . : ‘ . , . ry om site) ; a ; . ' be om = : Addre = . 11 1@ N. Lith t. ees a3n Dayrment jown. Box Le- -6S. P -D, J2a1LO0 : * ; . ” “ = = . * > “ — — e " » - “ , ; AT Wtd.—Doubie on Seuth* Side; must L. Wtd.— Mod: rm, Washington Heights ( ' i A qT [( } UL VE. 3707-—Ideal furnished housek eep- » td 7 re us. yr adarti nent! a 7 > : —_ I —— Pie : : : ‘ : Lid } ‘ : : % to ’ Da) some lift ’ ; x ing im apartment; 3 rooms, bath. Be Sti " e70 hk * a ; : SIDENCE Wta - in Bellevill u. 1500 Sq. feet Ls eet Tt | : 3 W. KERR REA! ‘be De cheap __Box_A- o2, Post-Dispatch r Cabanne distric!; 5-6 roms; cash buyer : ecient: SOU rood 923 Chestnut FLAT Wtd.—Want modern rick flat, Seurh te So = 4 -— ; uc Side; have cash a © = Post-Dis rk J. W LNSTRATH. ry LF % (Chestnut ef. How au — ——. Ses CRCANTILE TRUS ee gas and electric included, S pet tonal 7 s* ox “E- wal Om-its ££§ ew ae. Tpianat . : > ; week. 2) d—3 reoms and bath h Sid. = | == |Spectivery ; ver: re : ' es and doors Spy =... “E58 oe a os as : - | na ; ; : é, {( ¢) : a. = ; ‘ — =. — BL .28—Apartment, 4 rvoms and bout May r June 1; couple ; ' ’ 3 7 ene: pn N } Al ‘REAGE ‘ L EAR FLAT Wtd. ae and oO « > and 6 p dee ave cash to buy flats er P s focust t parlor. yet furnished; S8o. Phone 7 si LB U6 h ae es | o ean COLORED PEOPLE ' " - . . . ~ ; ~s partment, orner preferred; pay cash Rox é ‘S10. Pogt - D spat ™ ents, ly good neighberhoed: wil § ss th and Locust oa ‘Cabaay S0si ete a3. eet into rmet « | UMBER snes te : I i ee LAT Wia.—t Fo ea ee mapetc™ | buy anything froma single 3-room fiat je gl PAOL BL... Ste Ate D: ‘twe bea u- + : . igh borhoo an furnis r. Aa Ie . . ils, ‘ Da s , ee on ' ; . i : ani : | i Bae rt. Art es — AL ESTA . at Box 17 9. " Post- Dispa: -4 : : , a MA family apartinent house and pay cash, , 4 SOUTH roons, fu urn shed. liarwe 1S B (ra nd | aay 4M . : “= — a - o— 7 : . . ’ : Mi e ~} cm li fe. chestnut st PL. T = = — ~ " E 7 ey — y Box L-326 Post - - Dispatch. — . : é t) yf —-Barealt —- a iol m bath. gas, lights, phone; FILA’ ‘ atb 7. VIST and itech aS, ton - amy . - -¢¥ a rT . —To Db single flat. Box HAVE ck cash buyers for houses ; io aa re ; « ? _-Pooms, h. electric, fut 4137 Woke fe®) : : | ! . _Jeffersan & Morgan, "Post-Dispatch a Sone in ee ee ee ee x. TM—2; Southampton . ——— sed. RS su e 1 fences INCOME one SAC RIFICE 625.000 | AT Wtd.—Single; South Side; prefer 5 right 4 $2034 Gratiot sf - Stor and = flat take of her prop- A rooms. bo x L-66. Post -Dispatc! WILLAAM URBAN, 412 Pulterton Bidg. » | iLwyT—N. « corner Grand , - —— a ” OLA A & Compton : . . = Abate 642—_6 ©... 5.536—Browning. loa: a A- ii? i ; Tes, : = — - _ : - — : ert art a’ ‘hat have vow? * FLAT Wtd.—fer 2 families. west ' Tay-| HAVE $20,000 «c modern country . a 7 land a T—Vacan@ 300 feet, neommpietely furnished, $55 ab- FLAT Wtd.—3 or 4 rooms: or apartment. ey } ~ “+t ; by couple; south or west. Lindell 4601RK. —. - ry > 7 o . 4 . A - 2 ’ — t. . ‘ : a ; " — i . . 1s : } ' > ; yu i mater ‘ . 4 s4 ‘ ‘hest nut st . , lor, ne orth of Delmar. Box A Ih ; ; : Tre. Wilh ‘a wt aC x ’ | " +t for . . “g : ; MeN. PLL, - 9 a woe. A and Thur NG. 5784—Furnished apartinent, Se}. Chir RN Pe eet (7) emerge nem . rooms @nd sun parlor, to party buying FLAT Wtd.—$5 reward if accepted: 3 or 4 all occasions; any e. I ardt’s, 3203 room OERPLINGER-VREA! a ne | FLAT Wtd.—Double: at once. 3138 Cher es = furniture: first floor west ; (e7) Ooms, West or south; must be reasonable. Purk Ns Prlig WAR Jeffers » Pigggr mn Og om ge a gp: a hegre REAL ESTATE WANTED =. eee — — E38 N. 7th st. . s rade. SAVINGS PRRSHING, 6536—“BGrowning Apt.’ No. Forest _2702W. _ . 7 . . efficiency apartment: leaving city; rent around $50: references exchance4. TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES 7 ovr 7 ae . cong wis . d ' BS 49, | ispatch. _ : “Nonroce School nd 3 hae $. 0) : ee , , one Ire WE — —' yn — E 4 high rent? for quick ction on sudleare Grend 167 ow ic7> ; : nate , — : a -_" er . PARTMENT td family. on terms ~— en ——_ —~ out e oe yuk . action property 5 | vl Duy pt. 2.7 ic 7) —_ ret eww -kTORE T . . — ’ . = Lad t ' : ir? iz erona. = awn " . . jan . FLAT Wtd.—To buy Loa! location : shed LSo Poet.D sean a F heights _ os FLAT Wtd a or 4 rooms on South Side STORE—Larege cor centrai-sou'! ; ~ none ; a —e — at once | Tice is right Box inti: eomntameen 4 as a ond 3 . : ——— > @ o> ' ” nd -ey neighborh ‘ HO! La store f : ; | it bie savil ee - | tate pri: ox O-394. Post-Dispat: HOME Wtd.—Moderate, for my perents: and walk —— iG. 5528—Marne. furnished eff- by young couple with fufant baby; posses- cash anc carry neigndvorhooc, remt Sv “a ' 12940 NS Jefierson ; nc _ FLAT Wtd—4.5 oe Lhou conn | fh P 502. Post-Dis. me § Saleeaman on grour apartment. svouthwe at exposure sion May 1 Rox O 308. _P ont - ~~ pat. » (°° ‘ \wrer nae : Le es _ eu . ‘ . _ Con AP T " ~ " - Sa a i,A | td ——§-5 or PMO? > ea ‘eu gre . > — | | hav $2500 cash modern St Ro - le . —_— T fy § Jus. WISNEW SKI. Ot el stad Ousiness : Og with w ould like to purchase an Par Hetrict B ar —a a ~ td.—Want to buy small home; BY 4 ark strict Prax s- l * ” hele acant. z ing ry a as pert oan LOTS FOR Ve rch. may duet. _ Veoum April 15, apart- FLAS Wtd.—Anyvwhere: couple with . . » , , ) —_ child + or 5 rooms, ~ ywnetairs: k > = apartme! lox L-¥, Post-Dispatch ees - , . oe PEMSHING, 5350 — ,Apt. -101)—Furnished , ‘ Box © BR x me LIVE, 383 SOx ot rent : iL ‘TTER iirs and Dairs ; -TMENT a>, —Have $5000 — FLAT Wtd.—4- singie at th bath ince cash. Box L.- 320, 7 -D. : econ wr BvOG : st Lex o' , or tter L per pair 4111 ° fornia - = : ne vel sg Donalds oe and electric ‘ull fculars n HiouMe Wtd.—To buy. of 8 of 9-reoms,; weet" . = and Kir s door beds; eleguntiy furnished, gas and eiec- “ : doms, moder: : _ 2 mon l6 N. Eig L2x20: rent $c ae OS Forest F b = 3 —- price. Box L-?41. ; of King’s highway. south of Delmar, Box areenat an or 4 trict furnished. ll Ne ' ren south; reward ‘ ‘en ral Js Brae — Po — , th , 24 int t or at ‘ r.* ~ ee : } . yet . : grounds between 1 to 5 iy : wi turn oer lease at Ontve 4819 bs suital f buts ; ’ : : se FLAT Wtd.—Doub on ae hen ions , 36 } , ; (co : >att. J NES Call Cabany 62H : . Ye eee ‘ turing o us 3U-ft. fror 50 1 t 3306 om Tieor walls C tik 1 ' BUILDING Wtd.—To bur; 6- refer A » on m ; ~~ yer on & ; PA JO _ — ye a . : amt ref ener: M: d rie . I uw to St. Leuls: will 4th fi , S628—"“Marne Apt...’ No. 203; *L AT Wia.—Elderly lady wants 3 s lee; Nive S656 ad st ISSIPPT VALL . Ose oe © rent and price. Box L-18% 30 X -l. ; ispatech a ide a near Reberteville, Meo ae 8 et effic iency ° completely 7 irnish« ad; an ; b ath, up — or low er Rout “ Side. ui i> - a : { th v rs on : , Rg? ©) . . s* I Sa rt - ’ 4 i. . - oe - a . », ”~ ‘ . are r _ , ' . ' not a Vo : « | ‘ iTS 2 ‘ R ~-* . " resi rt sibie ‘al Ri versid ic? ma ; . . | by fi. ‘ ' ’ : , farmtivw : ~ ‘ nie good — os : 4 ~ . gus and me pg furniehed; SS7.50 Cuil ete a! rsice » 22 » & tr vice. $1 ‘bemica!l Bide \rOR E—Par f r2 slor : "A an arms ret ne, teratrons at . =e te -3 to © family, im first- | ath ~ ; = ee wart . > ’ . at apartimnen or nee Wreon Lb z& R. a. } LAT M ti? — — ‘ouple no ‘childre: n: : : . : se ’ ; 9 lj , , ae s “ ‘ r ice : et . , p " ~ “? ’ ; . reig’ yorhood: must Pye | - . ball _P — = - ee nr - . . ae ~ : - $25 _ cash and s y Seott, SOO Chestnut _st oom f) b low w een gow . aaa a ~~ : ——s ’ ing mater i676 West Pine. Linde!l 2385 De ‘in mate and best price; no! —s —— = “ ae, * Sxilo, for S400, | (nest * r lat or unga ow; reward entral ~ # : ae STORERUOM ox” , hetween ; > + e ‘ - — ; | = " .? , eae — = ‘ . ‘ share desirable apartrnent;| 1950R. So F We ___!F=! modern: 3 wr sane aa : a I et-Dispe — ; f you have a “T1288 #P a a OCT - »~ebeb3 yat-Lispatel ., ; a ayert rou hes Pia j ee rTrisco r+) , , ’ , a an ry » 4 : ' ’ ‘ Post-Dispat: - — q —_ oC se yund Post-Dispatch — “ rooms: orefer Y End location Box eT - ; —— ' te a rageee pial this ac: a 3. TY) | ? of . Teoma tr oe ' emand od vith us ot : eo >t hot water; een — ah | PLAT Wtd.—To rent, 4 or 5 room flat, bun- —= , yeni | VANDEVENT! 3 ) e i $4. ! L.75.. Put a Pent tae oe a | cash, Box L-il4, Post- yeckEL REALTY INVESTMENT CO. ; 7 SOU THY WASHINGTON I 4001—The Boulevard: Kaiow or apartment. on South Side: sma! DESI RO —— ‘1 , irnished., Preasonaoie — ed » ie flat byes t Root I relmar 197] ——— oe _ - ~ > -——- — sensi Federal Reserve Rank Bidg_ ; Box 0-373. P.-D Phone Mr. Phillips. Olive 110%. (c “te ) " = ¥ roo! ” ey ee mo ee ee “ d. a : a | — aay : omnes — . ham i) LC it t to buy 7 to 9 ween . Lu ¥Po—_Eia sity ; beat, light. ice, telephone and Cabany 4484W. = > —— ——————— ay i , side _ .o~ | wre e , » EL . an . nd igie. 4-9 rooms, moder ise, By Delmar, Unien to CHP “Southampton gue furnivbe' porch and ahoewer: isa epee te FLA Pr Wea ...} poer 4 or 5 reoms.: Fai A i ‘ / J+i- wf own _ , ~t rts iA _ . 77 = RO : —" : . ' } : a } ‘ “a sik ‘ » 3 ome = ts es ot v" . a . 7 . Post-Dispatch : ee 4. Poet -IMavuate : t S852 CF ground Park district | on or before May 1 lights; steam heat; $.). Ma fr at ; , rArEe NT rig nati, enti cee + — ae - —_——— Soe LO fms Dispaten ee ai! —e LoT—ws Ue, Hy > , mi? ; 1 4 . 30 ‘ lo pace; | S. = ' ts : if on ! “az B7SO | “eeetet a ~t of eee. LOrt “A bad wr ! Te 0 bu a of Se, o& ar oom etate pr articulars. Box fronting on rvems, eub ~~» and = baths, will lease We i—}> or 6 rooms or apartment: will divide th floor. heat at water furntshe fleer , X., ‘aber . > — So & -~ vot eighdorhood T er “rove Par +. Dvisrent one-third what 3 ) LJ Lt? estnut 9:5 a ; nah! Box E--t°. ae Post-Dispatel : eo Ioe Molin, 3407 Fran - - - = its ’ 74 . . _ . x . ’ ; . -— Di etetiih . " ™ — ae ~ ¥ | | " ; | ‘sy 19 . = . ler preferab iy singte flat: giv a: fh + Cathedral Parish: rust Be | loeT—Bargain, Forest ~ a ‘pas. and Auguet; Victrola includ le byw mr , , : . *SporTixi Dl: fam Ly : TeV N TE . . , ras : : ape Post-Dispatch ic) a vults ‘Hox o 33: %. Post Dispatch b } oN ue I I _an —* Fikes AN cakieien 4 den , ' , : al - WEST END PL. 516—-3-reom flat. fur- ' ; rs SN enn eat wore: tae | nolo f. 56 Castor. Dei. 2896R. Fo me) nat would 1 ive convenient t tails; must | 1 ) x 4-3: A w * ~ soutty, Ger O-nge lot 8. block 4. city ft iphed f for housekee pita > FLA Ly Ww é.— A steady -— : 7 rent FACTORY——For lea: os - te _ ~ Ray 1 802 Post-Dispatch et - patel ee wet wen eQuity Bo -1 i 145: all | nproves nents I Wass ~ _—— mmantert ~-TOoOm upper sat South Side 4) 2. & , . i h— ] ren ; —_—_—_—_— — ? , , , aT wW , ct > ae —- page ~— > aE“ oe C4 ‘ t¢ MINSTER oe a reasonable rent; 4 aduit«; can furnish ref- som s . Bink Si mllte st. we sare boarding e or room! : lt ; : , in dle “i or ' - cad ine S weer from ; NVESTME PROPERTY Wtd ‘tor - ase 73! ’ Le 6 $: ch te rent. >. au as efti- erences Hox ©O-136. Post-Dispatch FLOOR SPACE re a= liehe f =. : ) & a ; , ; (ick actor n piace © ra t' nvestment property for . ~ —— fencs aim men mn . . = . . _ - - . ue . ~ ee Mmanulas - “ —_ , \ a = , = " ; : . . : . . a n rr a >’ r> : : : . : r 330 a Sees, ork PisA Wed For couple, 3-room flat. bath, turing purpose, iocat | orivate switch LINC r [—Store 5x50; e TRAD 1 7OPP 2° oh — = 4 Proarina S. Vandeven or more: tWo adults, 355 references 7 a. fe by f ‘prominent | ne CS ny +} o2UE — te ' ) — . s £-roe ectric, furnac J916 Marne: ~ A ule ighbur- - o right-of-way, between ( — on . : d.—Three or four rooms, Ov fam- oh Siac — F8K at . “1 ' ; Ins >>.23 ' ee ae -—— : \ =. S = me Aue : PL... 3708—S-room fiat, Y or 3 f its bath Gas and electricit; OCUST, 91l1l—Office =p ver navel > ~- : de | Ain ait. "a ; “ ‘oy PLAT Wtd.—Sma South St. Louis LOO BQx ‘ost pa oR. = ts —a seat reasonable Linde!l 260" 2084. hes ee: reat reassess ” = S ‘ea ; a : ; ; > @ neltehborhood nust v= hehe by > : : | ~e . a ee wc 2) Mw BR ne et ~ _ —_ _ , aa a ee = ' : bd | at 4 . | ws : P ~ ’ P . ¥ | “ fd | ’ 7 5 : - ere'tt P , . , . ’ o —Wuhi y $45 to $55 and dec. a ine ee ~ stat Box (-144 rte tit to sa . ' ou am es i - . > -4 teh fidin a ifr worl part per = eo Y small sty vm room. S-roem efficiency. including gas = pa) > © goo S86 Ce . ;, - ; ’ » Plas are a 8 i Or i adil — eal [a : om aT A - : ae ‘> ° : ; > . * : ’ : ‘ " - . m “he |. BERT WE Na l K. . “ " 'P Sirground vicinity; adults; 32 Al! Five yt ' , > ' : ae . —— . ~w— electric current for li hts =eev | r " - 043K ~ . . . . : at ’ I ] | cy \\ ‘ sy ‘ a. . " : : . . . , . a : teuetemen tox R Dene t Dispateh, a) riws ost , prio [ : R r Dt» | | PR —') res in “. Leww - - ™ +A MAURETANIA APTS. Ox B-30R, Post-Dispatch eye Pr. TERK .. S23 Chestnut — vg * A ) ale 6540 Pershing av: furnished § eftictency ‘LAT Wtd.—3 rooms end bath, by voung ***: . MARAE, ~4 and. ; ; — — . ) , * I 2620 | LS A’ 8 ggaey electric lights and ice fur- no chikiren; west or northweet os Sears 1. > Gow ar: - game Welmaec f nag pe Rished. Apply to manager, on pretiiiees ic) a Mm Cebeny T21LSW (c) wase OXI , (Gar Pet: | ote] —~ _— . : ie , —— — = ; , . ' an’ Pood Sit . ; Betiient sired Lit i, : ' +. ' y } \ f. a. _— : 7 : - : ’ 4 ' : taf i Pe phe i \ ¢ . tiny k tre of rea, Y L.A tl ——8- rer modern steam heat ihn) f ' oY ‘ cys : ae , — = | : ' : 7 — . MITA, , . e- , , ? : ue see ‘ " . ‘ . ‘ “ ‘ « ~ Univ niversity Apartine nts aeere Shaw district Box 0-416. Post- jueop . ) . a ce | = wes: one . , hme MT lees Me nm - > Box P-08 3703 Washington .. 2-room, 3-room ef ——— i S06 Chestnut «i. Suit ety ‘DEON | . ee R E A L ES I A | E dh ate G 3 district. frame| Post-Dispatch. _ | Ri DRNCES Wid ecdouth Side, ieee es furnished; glectric fignt FLAT Wté.——Modern, 6-room; or 5-reem OFFICE. deek ~~ = . er T3485R Me snag of er Le~ ke et-Dispateh PLAT \ “a own a an . £2 Dene. Tieweten ce ap 7 ade . oot nm “an oad me; on North Side. Grand TI6R. ‘ e incation. 112 — — | , > ! adiene + i, moder grew tan = — ; - % JOR : SOCUTT, Acts. BHO Chestnu*. £.-"90,. Poet .Dt spateh i —_ =F = : - si. mt .C.— rn kk — rp, _— Ped o- weg ee , “as 0 5 LBs ie; td.- n a a “ ISNEW Burs : = Se — OFFICE ROOM— ntown bui t ros at — “ + a F *; on APARTM ENTS ; W td ——# or & rooms, or cottage, for Oive 720 ieee a . peal ' ' Py ee PAE -. oe Len ate =) = aes — ~ . — , » F Best Loe ation & ami ef four. reward Riverside 161W _— = _ — — ee Bae — “ders a ~~) 2 Pe +. ; er heft watery _ wi mi sedan’ Mi “4 : ' a oF 1 , ( : rt — 7 ' more TTAGE > m aad cash, oe lenness a" hi ) a Oo. s / in Tow eru& : = 1 amid ‘4 lata et. # “ s Boor. a oes - CE dre El i¥ Furnished twe-reom (€i-room = efficiency) hewn 32" Poat-Mtapatch OPP ICE-—Aiso 1° | Sar. ithe end three-room (5-roem efficieocy), electric ; odhem> mheme i _— ~~ e. » STORE . —Lan mn for Ment maz g. pe ; , :' v current for cooking and light and tee fur ; : oe Me ri De » rim r’ ‘ Orr! . To" —yrew ' - , . p . ’ ‘ : : : at's acy t aw ae _— — 2 — . ‘ ' _ ~ it in Mm . , ~te = . m* at , ; : +7 . r= e . : ' - : Th rin« nes . - — ns -~ = . ‘ ‘ . ‘> : . ’ | 7 a! ° — ” ’ rt " ; e+ 44 rry : wo ae , 2" ins * . s at r! . iy fa adult ee ; ; 7 o = ~_ ~ Hoy l. ‘ ’ ‘ ] } \ : ' ' . ih : ’ ° a \ehed ty Le st ing Apartments, 5316 «)) Tye & Grand 2904) Midd Felis : STORE \ or REAL ESTATE CARDS SB ' flat oth Se near Cras | Box L-22 -Dtapaten. J ts MOx1 2: cpide tl VUFFICE Pu large modert oe § : ater t-I}ienst : ne q cunga is thy : 284. 1 re " . F 4 ' , bee r . ] [, AT. wN r oO. BK. & R.-c. SCOTT. Agts.. 800 Chestnu’. Fl. rn 4 reome: »& , | =~ ic?) younz coupl beral reward Deimar ephones, also de “id Fellows Bh STORE V ort indy. magazines ' : met Cl . SSTRATI a | eat oe mentor | Louis {. 1 “OL % , St ~~. Rox © eo P vat Dieppe teh - : " er - ~ | ; - ' oak : ‘ at re ¥ - : ’ ‘ | } -? a” * 4 ; , , . . ~ ‘an ' f rope rry fl ett = ; rm ; : ? ’ | a | "| ‘ , : . De! a ar >! , i EMM “— MAN “ SPA > $46 ive or. ‘he id.—Ur cottage: 4 or 5 rooms; Mas ; —e” «oe acim. at ne’ = amaes - . oe . . ; Sevent Funsten Apartments ‘0 Pte een . ee ee bene Pues Stor, iiding Wanted TOLTMAN R. E C01. Post-Dinnateh ee Bee | | RESIDE — to 12 roma, moder; . see? ort -Lian te’ i? : . , . , ° ans ‘ Deru , 2 — yy - , - — ~—— r VF Mover riat wy . , sites es we room in “ omy 4 A — = —_—~ - y 4 hin r will hemes ” E: > 1 Ss. moder: t Cation; bh ll cnet ox L-208, Post-Dtepatech., 2 ~3 ——— - 3-reom - ee completely PLAT Wtt.—4 reoms; with or without bat! ‘ ’ : = ” _— s ; . su wt ris ind ‘ , : : > Se ' rte! ; ' Ee - ee - j LUTS— “hoice estric 4 adults I9I7TA Utah. Phone Sidney —_ i cash pay~ 4 a " si > . : : . - au ; Te" _ » | aad > ~~ a! : ’ ’ : : : ~ —_ wr ’ a , . . , ’ an ' ye “7 § . ‘ ws i) ; li ert . x “** , . , st —" o : ’ ee ya . “ en anee Cheg' nu mS. PLAT Wtt.—0Or apartment: 4 or 5 roome “ROOM —_ ‘ ak Tet —_ — GARAGES AND STABLES = : ast have it a ” } vi ai - -e Det Tanat«| . : ~ wv aaier. wear oe Ls yTS—Sacritt ing ™) 3 | e aa Lie nty . . ‘ : : 4 . 7 a ‘ : ~ ~~ 5 - . ‘*% : ’ Re ir ae ae tT? : . > in Jenoin a He, : oe i | aS roe Fi AVI 197 cs S 4027 MePhersor.- em th st de; two in tamil Box ©-2. ~- a = ET oe . NORTHWEST an a at = a . oe 2 Col _ bey Sig REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANSE [ITAGE Wt ne or bungalow: wil Doeeess ion | — an _ be asona bir bi eee eS = -_- . - Fl iT wr " _ = - “ . . BT. LOUIS. 4557—Pursiened fiat. 4 rooms Ss —? of © rooms: or residence or d iieht: : floor: $0. v ~=wpettediodice«: end beth ’ ie) _apertmen South Side; for adults Grand -———— —— = P ? , ~ = : = . : | inter | | | : | Ss nial 5 aa - ote S mew paar —— ; : & Mide — oy ate me tc rics _ JOHN McMENA NORTH FLAT R . . . €cL¥\V EN ENTH ~1P x ond po 4 seamen ohen A : | —_ Vie folk investiaute lirht -—_ ; _ . ca3x ] = . rig Atrerne,. . _ : a 7 _ . - ‘ . . : =, % - od : ‘] T Wye . Snaw (rac : e fer ae _ 4 . a t oe ferret : : & 4 L LL Dk. RA, EHS OO8 ere Furniahiend PLAT ws To inane ior term of years 27- OLIVE 310— For rine | ae eieaiiets on ' & pas ~uals = Box 3.-! ot ‘Pest-SRenaes ——— ee va 75S Ove Soule Coenty farm 4 aa LENDAD | Sore i“ Dd. WMI4GA N —Fyrn hed flat t -_ 7 farnily ane: t, wild ne, on South “ide A ar ef eum e owt oars : . aa . ’ : _ a” . ; ' 7 . , . . ee Lr, bot ee % - ‘\ =") ae N a] 6 in TS medern: eppesiic Dairgreund Park, ~— "OMS Preferred: Feed lecation. rent an! offices $29 ment wu ' ngext! | BS OSs aes Ag ) ¥ te Bight : of & : | n ues e betwee tae ) : — . Ka m ~~ - . ona sal eteite tie An! mig’ ; ros | Se 1 2e *f Will en ¥ *RANC IS. PERRY- goa se, wm Hate of vosvension. Hox E-R38. PD 6c” GRAEF. 907 ¢ ut (eSB) oo FC a : my : AH. ie: ” Pooms, modern lat PLAT We —Modern aix roams with oe RF Rt “ M—2 Ol arteton ia . ¥ . — \ : bi wire ) Dix water : ; Mi . — ~- > —_ | 4 . = = part ‘ : : convenient ty © car lines; leeving city Taare, hetween Shaw and Humphrey. mu : 20 ” sd by : “or wed ave § ’ - o ct... give B K, hl Bs - i , i’ : , “> | si : ¥ . ' : rere oe] ~e ; "es « . : - 4 , - ~~ ee b ‘ E ‘ r OF Indeti S5 7a - one Plieck e@et or weet of Greed ay * WaALWNt" 70a. Two-ator 000 , 1314 N.—3-reom neatly furnishes! . without eerege Bax a B87 Pb ts oe or factors phen SLI | ee - = cap. | La Sail Pes r va : at : rey} " : . ap ; Peagenabic . eall Sunda) or after 3b ia ELAT Wid The reume: S: moderate Asp a 4 . ker rs FR > _s Pulle = ” ». : ‘ ‘ : _— ‘ — ' . > ' . 7 ; Wwe —_— 1d «tee thal ' , : ; ' ‘ / ~ to ' 4 = Tod = . , 4 ‘ , : . es ove ‘ . * . n ; yi) I “ Noe ) . , _ J ' 4 —— - children reward Delmar 1864) (‘aban Fvfe hy Cees r . ' a oe —, ° 7 ; hevte ; . Tr a “4 . . ~~ _— » : me - ~ 3 ~ - ad Ps T vies . . *h%9 : ee _ R: ; - We: 4 « ' T? =e . TAT 4 Cc or. Bos TS ANDO — WANTED | FLAT Wra —«r Se oort resent > te , meen ~ os * Main 2588 - ; : . . , . aes : ervie ’ famil- ax! stt w © fooler, Bowl) reum? Park dierriet preferred. Teterheonu. sus ». b iwi ht Store. tix bt) _ ’ ’ = ls , } — : iy = +. & . —? . og ; 7 wl = ; . : “ys lene __ rata” . “ - : . , ijt . , Sunda Cetfua Llted or Gallax idTW dé. & lL. MEYER, 808 Chestnut a.) 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> SP ee Se Ma mg : | >. lences ] block from ear line: SOH000 ‘ . j : ; to call on DAL DRE « Reinemer, Overland, Mo. fe) - Sy age ner Id Se ees - Giles ~ - 1°) | 7] o eC ) s i} , c ast McD LDN. BE. ©O.. 1111 Chestnut z !RAME—S5 rooms. with all modern conver- vale, S-room brick. j pcx Side walls, NCwers pie Gradcd J © WIOGIVI] eS ) ANT - F WH ae insu jrsuing the latest map of Webster SARAH ST. | fences; on best street; bargain; $6000. « i LOTS IN HELFENSTEIN PARK : A ee « 7 free with our rale list printed on same; no Reinemer, Overiand, Mo. ey USXLYU, e. side Glen rd... Webster Park ‘ : ; gg fee WAL or R BCOTT CO” S5t7,08,, us I : 100x160, ©. side Orchard av., Webster a s on Grand avenue, all improvements made, $69.00 per foot . . & "00. 2058 Beil av... Jennings. Mo ars, an ip Ss, ia “oot , : ™ , year lease \ —Ewant to sell (c8) llOoUSE 7 = “e + b a * heat: a! n+ eH Just south of house. 330 8S. Gore a ; up ap W c hav e bee ‘tl author Ze “cd b V the St. L, OUILS National! ase ; e ; —« Ov ‘ ” PT ‘ ; i *? ‘ork s« : : ° : ‘ : : > & Ww sell sour proper mveniences; lot 5UA1L25. 1218 Midiand 4240, Yorkshire, Sherwvod Forest. ols On Meramec strect, all improvements made, $35.00 to $49.00 | a con ences: ils }- 7 . >. “ot? how . . a. = iS ve t 7 .VV ‘ : . *¢1] ! Field lit =. : SUAUNCSY F. HEATH & CO. B18 napa 7000 West on Page Big Benh REWOOR HOUSES. | per foot. ball C lub to subdiv idle | ‘ardina é HOUSE 39 §. Rock Hill road, Webster bungalows, b x lots offer lots for immediate sale. first-class -room house: lOOXIVO: open L S. Kirkwood rd 10 rooms. per cent cash, balance to suit tt JAS. CC. MORFIT, S807 Chestnut st ss t. Adams, & rooms, 4 acres. > “A £4 : : te MOUsk—t#-room bricr: slate roof: corner ‘ol N *.. corner Rott and tieyer, 7 rooms Just think .of it, lots 150 feet from Grand avenue, with sewers oeeez0R; situated high: landecape view: "Zs "Scott av... 11 rooms, 300x300 Mee ee eee N.E. C Natural Bridge owner... enroy, -ts tg) > . y 4 4 -* : VY. a ~* , ree . f ' ‘iie..iesen 1 acre: hankweed Meare 4 over oT S rooms, 10 acres. lo ge to the property take Grand or Bellefontaine car south and o ° OF. At s Pease... 26th. McKibben rd and North av : itesre '? +e. ay j get off at Meramee street. 7} . ‘right. ‘ ki. side Gever lst house south of Big , oO~ , : , IR al fell ta) i\@® Y t HOUSH—Modern 7-room brick; cheap; or Bend, 4 rooms, 1 acre. Want 25 men on ground to sell; no experience necessary. Oa @ ATLAS en er exchange for small bungalow S816 Jen- | Beautiful stone house, Queinette and Big nines rd Bend rds., 744 acres. ? | OWNERS ON GROUND ALL DAY " : nN ‘ bri . HOUSE r remporary, 2 rooms, St Jolin Sta extagg & corner Jefferson and Woodlawn , : | i ? : R . . . co ee ae | | _wd Wonderful Location for Residences, tion: well built; lot Foxl7O; rice Si. terms. TOMROUY IN ., JAS. C MORFIT, 8SO7 Chestnut st (a 325 N . ’ S e Pind ut obligation on your part, give you 62°24 Easton av. STUCO HOUSE—Built by owner: fine mod S we OS os Bias” Pourth street, hit | B l i FI; ! \ pee . , —, i 3 Owners. | ungalows, ats, Apartments : . | ideas andentialy, —, a. hot SES—Two: 7 rooms; one brick one ern, with bath; owner leaving city. co frame: modern: also 2000 feet fine bun- Sunday. 6740 Raymond . > . , DAVID P. LEAH) TS | WILL PAY $6500 TO $10,000 ie Chinskee chocert Henry, Thomas Btation, 5 PLACES ON 1 TRIP _ flat bur low be Ao oe hn Take Creve Coeur car to Baldwin PON Me. LUEWENST i SIN ar 6 Olive «t HUUSES—Two %-room house , rick. | Jones new house, Louis Smith's atu 6 +: » . one frame; ! gern, if ~ eet ine bungalow, Lanier's bungalow for » os ee . : . }: acing k: airground | a rl ‘r ‘ . ' . . ‘ rv) ’ ‘as , , fi 2 * ~ DW ELLING WANTED J aS. M .f a peu lel I a O.} stat oe, St Charice électric. AR ig eat tine, 1 then’ "alice Dace, oo Michel's ‘Washington or Delmar, In 3800 block, 10 , a ie , . | eee a aa BS ine hom Or ete gai \ ne ” room pr rice not tow high 310 W ] w Hol Sk—3-room; Lot 18x1 ja, o- 7 ae > a ak Ls ‘hes * . ‘ . a ‘ , yn . or 12 ain right Bldg. near car and hool; KDW AR D GOCKE, Ag ‘2144 Chestnut . . |; our Main ('ar Lanes — i Ive strect I ronts o HOUSE—6 rooms. gas and water; lot 30% 1, : : rs and base: § *jpvestment Property Wanted steam heat; |. gg -.. will buy for immediate cash any kind : . 1 Pall 3 ved property; price muet be - ht: wall f N particulary. Box L-118, S,. ——— po IT NOW—GET RESULTS. LIST Writ! ROLAND A. WISE. . : a quick sale. Have plenty of buyers 127,000 8 ' for cottages. residences and flats; no charge ators ; wi | oe B81? Chestnut. Both phones. or together, TENEMENT PROPERTY Wabash Railroad Co. DUNCAN AV. ors; about Sth and. Chestnut Streets, Agent i and Business Buildings a Se ~~ cash, liberal terms lear oar JAMES 1 MAGUIRE, REAL ESTATE, OR se: hare — Creve Coeur Lake car to W heaton Stat 3 COUNTY VLACE FOR SALE fe V7 me NORTHWEST W. D. Redmond. : acres; west of Kirkwood; on Sugar Yr eC ely Ss O S Feet 4 HI-1 | INTE LOT W ANTE 3 ‘LOTSN. or. Page and Marcus oer f HOU SE—7 rooms; lot (UESS « SP “ vey ane rn sleopinsy he ren; 3 ¢ : jeterne; a ada te _—s ° t bex es sacrifice ne fruit trees, grapes, outhouses fn : | . an . . -. mm Oe ORETMER & no3 tt Vere Shae as = Ss “allio N. Ath. . : tok a. pigs and COWF rood con dition: 3. “ se ha ly pox tg 3 grapes 1 barn Builders A T ° kx (OU feet Oli Nat Ll] a| Ry ldo Road. —=. «se ; | - . “— 5890 Highiand, 30x15: all } npro\ e- ‘ 1° . 4 7) Me laren ‘ olftn, 1% 3H if ’ \1.HERT VENZI ite 11 “he tr . ‘ 9 y (* ule e > ‘ , A : Dwellings and k lats W anted ments: S30; terms. 3630 Evans. "SE acres with S-room house and - _ BRI AND- NE w Bt NGAIL. = nm Y . } 4 M) feet on alin st I eet ‘ ° TT ° ; ° ’ ar > LUTS——4; 0) IMS: ’ # le »? a« oO “AT ’ ii) ri Vv ebate? perdi ~- 7 on S000 i h }. (*} - z h . . *’ - | ; 1] ‘ a?) x ! A ? ’ ‘ a: ; | » . ° t ad A A ve ma os double, flats kx on RE A 40) 1 a one = euit - , i as 7] ery ae ; . ~* ye Pn dang ey ~ N ot Ing setter or 1eaper In, t e Citv 7 ] 4 H) feet (>) lex meton A\ Crue, . : ’ ta for sale, li n the vith s . » ee? Cheatin ut Main 1105. * s if okt. Ley rove cae ot at » Tight ¢ i iithe aw he eve . . b os \ , oe A ' “he wr,» LOT So e938! co , (ir 5 ; nm” eS, } be oa vga wT yh ‘ur ear tO rel Lo “a ee se bungailyv \ "a sl «f Sout Sie he ae ‘ ‘ ‘ , ‘ ‘ . . . new uild 4 JOHN ¢ * GRE THER & io ‘ 7 r- ith | ine! sree) lore o> en ¢e$)°: bide vas Sh : ark the: i Miller oernes 3 bi I ha “s S uth ie, DbetTw n (ompton and Louisiana av.. Lots will he sold meclnding all lnprovements ; bitu- 4°’ x sbae: terme to sult acres j on avenue KOTSREAN, "01. 7°! Chestnut. Main 1192 fine location for institution: will seil . —_e foot lots, only $55.00 per foot. 3 1 ; ; 1. ©. as LOTS—For sale or ee iia —- acres or moi KAMP, 216 Wain WEIGHTS HOME. — Street and alley s« alt 1 : minous macadam streets, brick “gutters, concrete curbs ce in all; w Gene _ Mat a . ‘4 - lan«dy lots (live “4°)4° ine 7 . ‘ frame, ¢ } } »° ice: ; tree? “hia al Le \ ane all Unprovements made. . ‘ ‘ 1] d rene! Motors ist of rt: CO aaider Mn: , ii “>~ é nm a in . : ; 2 « 4 " : crys " ‘We Ps x *\ +? wate * ¢ ! r yr a ‘ar or small truck Box ©- on. Post-D . Ove euut iful Punt: home Ol bh. ae an ; y- KOX! . t ” oe ee ¢ In niata oS south sile,. west of Louisiana ay.. and alle \ Pe rl anitoid S1cleé wa 4S, ey r, ‘ rv “vt va or service IN I , Us | me for jess! vurd 110 feet; 2d | : : whole, Cs SONS ct) tiow tnd’ Saltral Bde” git@ cgi HSl: aor, large tar nt 0 acren-or prod: qs" "Pb MoahicUgse” alt as" of unio 385 feet. in lots to suit, $27.50 per foot | R 4 Apartinent rungaiow, alr ean . ive, level | ad ne i of si ounding ,.wner will shot ‘y TRPIar Cc Le ‘ ' , 7. ve : \ y _ 2 "R's ‘ “Vv Agent ) | pealdence, cottner Of store properts “Yours a Set ie ” a rote 7 : — ‘ all A cay Pesta 5 _ particulars | ‘nion ancl Easton 5 “wb al - | | | ‘ roe aon : aa " ae, tee ce | ‘ pes o ae: so ‘ _ . , _ : ~ oe ~ . : CHRISTIAN BE gg’ Pg Ca ” Fooms, hot-water, hea@ neni painted and He \USE—At Ol ette, on aesve fiebts. + Lovely 7. ony eter tcteey Seg ge “ice 85 feet. in ‘wee to sult. mie @ eae 50 per foot our (‘orners on Vandeventer, ] 12x 100, $10,000.00 each. . ) egg at te $5500; termes. Open Sun- a is, tS a res. . n fine lake: $4000 | SD ax A on Str, a Ro. - ™ ra" * se dation: ates andl gas- ad ‘eins sete. Va ndeventex and Natural Bridge, POs LOO. £70 000.00, sa] WALTER } ASTENDE. R18 Chestni it st ' E UCGENE J /THEIMER, &l Chestnut ’ ‘ > : ) _— i $7500 @s part payment 1b ~ artfare = ae . col een a P . mare «+ es ‘ 2~ 100. $8.000.00 PROV IDE A HOME > Pes O REIL LY. a3 Chestnut st Near a= Church and Schoo) Hartford st., north side, between omy ton and Louisiana av., ow , rm = Pran a Av., 12x] ; $5, mpegs O $10 down, $10 per month wil! buy ground HOU SE—Overlooking Algonquin Golf ng ey aoa” te — + a tricity. wes opposite Junior High School site. ai Prairie and Natural Bridge, ] 10x 100, $12,500.00, Or ces . . eC . _ al s ] b >| Ss 40 “OU i. le yin r ' ‘ pear wr ae rae we i a “ ry’ an > Pe ’ . - . 3 > - . . “ oO . a car. line: fs. Pg ater ¥ a wigs I c me B+ Saree wy oni 30 with Nene ~ | | lat a = “ten so ws ge a ‘ | hae eC 5o0-Toot lots. $45.00 pel toot. Natural Bridge Road. 40-fToot lots. $580.00 per foot. , te alley and all improvements made. Palm St. and Lexington av., fronts, 5o-foot lots, $60 . © ‘ » eae « — ; Sant av... *? block f Goo llo trees and shrubbery; garage for ~ cars in’. hs we 7 anm> Trem ~ t an . witch : 6 or 12 family apartment. “ SRS Nest of Goodfellow basement. For card and price, se: Wall, owner: ¥ “igs — ace on f | : ; , : W. T. PAUSCH, W ainwright Bidg ‘ty Ponca Fo ge SP Terms S100,00 Cash. $20.0 “y _f +e "om . DWAR] T21%y Chestnu erms > ish, $2VU.0U0 per me ’ ( Give price and location for NORTH HOUSE—B-room, 2-story bungalow; cellar: ” ae , per month. per Loot. VY LOT—10x108, Sullivan av.. east of 25°8W long screened-ii h: 1 water; 5/0. '. - | » int —— . in Ss IS ¢ are it] IS ] ee or ‘atior Cars all; cash. Box L-325. P.- LD. __Owner 959A Dodier. 7” acres: fruit trees, r Hub mat jen, at Cres) ke the homes te Lrg a 4 ames Jobn- Nothing in St. Louis compares with this in price or location. TERMS—One-fourth cash, balance 1, 2 and 3 years, 6%, — Hom: good automobile roi | all th wa) ) nM ot: ‘ving ro , ~~ “te om mee jad t ~~ ‘ = ‘ . Va 2 q : Vi ; SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE iit price sn particulars se cod land: Improvements old. "but good t Hemmelmann-sSpackler Real Estate Co. with release privileges, } ; CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 5..;;;, i | , ge Fy ae es ee many Years to come; jund fenced and cro ustin Sts, , BUILDING need: Vineyard, o . shrubs, trees, : AND CHESTNUT STS. LAT —Choice; jvuet listed Lo. : ad AT—601 21, 0 “Heideli r av., St 200; electri Tas, wate oot: Creve Got: SE—t}-rvom nouse, new roof and vaint pposite Sisters of ary 1 Partridge a‘ (TH ’ - . . ‘ :; | i oat, 6 a cree Coeur , aire 4 My wrcers PEO Zoot; “a A with about 3 acres of iat d, at Des Peres. (7 vest), betwee! age and 1 ve: pri We will make liberal building loans on monthly ment jy soy Daehn, fine. +) osven pen gk so a SUN | oon to. Kirkwood. and ony my aprewoos: TOMROY ‘INV. CO., 6724 Easton a a | installments. : wr terme: Re building. Write yRGALA ve cerooms and bath, strictly both | phones can be e coniected. also ele: tric VLL SAY THIS Is A BARGAIN REAL ESTATE CARDS REAL ESTATE CARDS : . -- ——- -_—--— 7 - 4 : on isin gi see Ue Jeutsechmanas a xe on ‘ res , . . . : A a , 2 ‘ . ; im think—-O-racm. dics bungalow. ren | xs pesca nes ; Reservations for lots now being made, available for building pur- road; Clayton, a 2 bred Wendt poses about July first. Further particulars at office. = * LOT—090x325; suitable for an apartment; ==. ! laa: Peres, Mo. on, the | butte of South Broadway. 400U BUN AL. OW == S-roon mn, modern: sleeping HOUSE ™ eI St gap nr Rm ren welll Bay amen * ne yale , bath ir- -. Broadway). porches. 37% Manola, Kenwood] Shrines us _ , compietely pointed modern | oid ert: ood rooms and bath, | @) : 5 } AT | ~ a - - = - = ‘ ~ . a2" j ’ ; " a* hbase i? i . i " = lia . >. ‘ aah « hu D V ARID. (7n KE, Agent sco ie jestnut i C| i AS, $1400. a hy ae Te pas ah. : $100 C ASH, $10 \ MONTH nN cor. Harney and Butler; 50x15 ft.; plumb- Hildebra Py 50-foot lot: priced ty er. | a . ee ing. plastering, carpenter work. Beil Georandt, real estate, Valley P; _ Mo pn p wee, wen 96s spapeiensestagleh will ] ers ft ese a ‘ acre "te es ape a : ‘ : m e on WANTED _phone, Kirkwood 56a {fc} BUNGALOW—Brick all on a ark _ — 18 apell Up air, \ Bite * ag Tak mae » 4 Pics car to Ps nmiar Sts If \ ou Want to start making MOTE’ this Spring | Call help ) Ou. SICHTH AN ID cueeunae ve Cash. Hox le = a aon ~ we . - , jence , %. . pu rn .. onve n aAppol ime mnes . 7 All . a 7 > area vy commutation tickets! See : | d NJ ‘ ‘ J. ‘HAS. MUEL L ER & SON, ences; on good str » Close to car lin: for inanectio: EH: ‘ } { I] s | S | j ok | ‘ , b > was Tiuilders, ina 100 lots for sale, suitable for S5750. o Heinemer, Overland Mo. inh "3 ares 10 acr a nilea © 2 als iT hot aciti Cal Amine south ave a nun ey Ol VN w. ~PO ates tots that VW ill take yack Pa | nx ‘| UCSIVE \ ( ‘ ENT / ‘ Te . . = : . —_ es . mie “wes it " . ~ : *)) 7 4 i . \" j thei v . » 5 ' “4 ay a ning le lat; 30 Fag an ah cottagcs and apart nents bU NG ALOW —F" rame, o rooms ang ati. . Manchester 1« ad all i yrs T ~rits , i : \- he then Son + R«» _ second deed On and help you SeCULle a first. . pepe 4 ; i = | : 1 Main 400% Central 0601, eher west iond_ or n rth St. Louis hot-water heat; all modern conventences: with fruits Rex 0-179. Po ) “ry % «ry i in the western part of city. C, Reinemer, Overland, Mo wT ant “ine: 100x160; Thorns A( I I AS] : ’ "] ! 476° Cupphk * ash, x J.-330, “5 in Walnut Park and vicinity. on best street, 1 block from car , : | Re —_ {am 45 suburban jots. ‘ ' , ppl ’ , ' : acre h ‘ ’ 4 =] t . Tt . " \ ? ah polrarenas> Some reali bargains and cesirable lots. BU NGA é LOW —Attractive 4- room bungalor —_ - mo) i en: et atiinacan 0-7 ane fuche piace ; Sucher will show [two TNT ; ca uyer mu Call {fe list with room for bath, wate 11 LUT—o0x100; Kenwood Springs 7 djoinin 1 Then see , [* ID ; : at ‘ ce for w is " ~e ; . ce ™ ‘ B30 P a ‘= i | itik. i sia ti $ : : OrS3 Echoteld av. $:2000; ane EDWARD GOCKE, Agt.. 72114 Chestnut 0 deto Jf 55°". reasonavie ternis - $1°9 N. Grand ay. Central 71 " bf Teetnit r —_——— - — ——-——— -- - s. MILLS, Overland, Mo LOT—387 tex1Us4,, in Wainut Manor =e $5 ¢ ASH, $5 A MON TH - ~4 ounte CENTRAU BL fekion —New, modern. 5 rooms and — West Le . “e’ve taker r bunch , laple = LU4 North Sth street Loy perty if rite wh, 92D reastonabie price; terins; owner, next house fer ‘p hone K f kK! ? high SI EC CU LA T IV E Hi, Bauer, : (4) 140) 8— Three hoeice. on lrartmeoutl -. . rmonth: lots averare avout 3: fi on A : ~ - : : - . - VY bd n a & * ks L’ NGAI ret Nae ae +) sy ws 7 " -— f . : °> F . a , ‘ ’ ‘ : »r3? ' ic afternoon ~«* RCe the mm ° j ke he i e these two new Dunga- sonable. SS14A Arsenal n . : a to Ka ston ; must MILI | EK E Iy V AL L E } ‘ . writ} , “itl . 4 ‘harles car t Wellston, ride weet to lomMas } ar, isi aston; must 1 CREEW Y lowe! 4 gooms each. with and without | (o7—30x140, near Veniia Park, at a bar- | Charles car at Wellston. ride ect to Th SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE V > WY a © @\ bath: Murdock and Wlishusen. Webster: | LoT—West Wal it Park inloch. La 32 w on block north ; 7 , x L-65. P. -D, 2x it kx ' gain Phone Ferguson 14 wie ast ne b } soe ay, ow BesS)._ 5 - rN Aenwood station: Ferguson car, Open, Sun- Hume east one Diock. > ots aS Fath ncton Heights GR A’ TIO r S71 day. ‘Terms to suit. "| LOTS—Special sale lots. scre is. Joye? EDWARD GOCKE. Agent. 721%2 Chesinu A Bargain EAST ST. LOUIS te - ce, Park. ate - wsoyre, ; TY" S John’ s rc frame resi- LOT-— "ast : win ' . . . 4 G ‘ Side ’ Ramona G roms; casb buyer BUNGAI OW—3 large ’ : place , at 1 — (,00d Fas ] - 993 NGALOW large rooms; large garage;| por Wd) AC R ES Se MPriig + ast Side lot; will exchange for |, v1T Cieetent ne ‘How Much Am l (>| fered " 4 lot nee take Si. ‘‘hurles car to ortae vne! —_ - " - " Man ; cae , ‘ hie ; A H R + RK Ud 30x175 . Re Sd 900) Ford ear. 5435 Sf Louis av. o . ; 1 " . " , "SE—tFor sal Ol i #4-ror } iCh = ) enester rau Ves f tha ' a Dad “a8 I «t a u MERCANTILE TRUST CO., Agt., Alvin av.: dice b2000: Py - ye TL, — 7" fruit ote (zgerald. North av. fine lo —- ee rome, Gmce Ome Beautiful Suburban Home FERGUSON c © YM © e ’ . ‘ ‘ . era ne . ‘ . iI IT? ea Sth and Lacust z= to Bt. * Charlie Ss st. Ma George HMoucher ’ A nd M 4 rsha il reee ‘ . second house weet of (‘reve ( oeur LOi—t) nproved, SOx 16". in North i-n ,ere- { [| 5 1, le A T I¢ wN ‘ ae T 7. h - “nr *h : . - = , ; a eaeng Call M. Gorg:!, : — J. E HRA AR DRG ' locality, if priced tracks. See owne F ick ve Coeur line at . . 4% bUNGALOW—7Z-room brick: sleeping pore h: , | 42034 Gratiot st. - MH .__1 Bity AGGItIOn, 08 reve ene Canton | 230 acres in Meramec R ! ies 0 = — furnace: het and coi water: tite bath: O —---- —--- —-—-—- — = ~ : . ela, nton st.. 2 . . f ie paige 4 imce, a2ar ATif¢ COM . | - BUNGALOW—New: 5 rvoms: modern, on Street road. F. G. Gissier, 14060 Cantor go,| frame house on sancé excellent aut bile JI ST ¢ mN E lL, kK I | gas and electric; metal weather strips: ga- | 12 Fullerton Bidg. LOT—N. e. corner Grand and Itaska, cheap : a . fa at — (oo) | _ tot 101x215, bearing frult trees, tear; Vallas, Tex. _ “' roads and ste Ttatio A! Mu NEW KENWOOD BUNGALOM rage for 2 cars: large ben. chicken house: reasona't oor loors ~ cen louse, gar ' ab! room stucco bungal low with 3S acres - 4 mr . - : : “ : owner ae modern country 42614 _ 8. _ Compton. —— school, churches and car: price and terms LOi-—Corner St. ‘Charles ind Woodson | at hogy PO EDW ARD I. 118 N. 7th” ib de ce ft sy a ge Ceol. Comme ee FW. Me- ———— —_—— — wet of land. LuT—vV —Vacan® 300 feet, clear; on_ corner), reasonable See H. ©. Ether ton, Goodai roa’ test owing section In county, Olive N ' ‘ Aletir ~ e des t ; om ‘arson r ar , ae - P , . +c “1 REWELIL Foleom and Thurman; streets made; will ayv.. Overland lark. er — LF on’ Gustnedn: one fare from ee — pmDriemr wn out) * o en neti as de ~ the } ‘at nt Carson read ane Dade v., 3 ee Because the price is I ight ana pee ple 2 SON 7th st. ag trade. le. SAVINGS TRU: RT CO., 49: > Delmar. | BUNGALOWS—4-room and bath stucco Wellston; terms; very cheap; owner on \( R E RAC » a3 lor thi =| hom: > while 4 ou are livin n | ‘ OT? AGK— Ne “ ' - ' i . : single and double LoT—40 to 60 feet. Mec ‘ausiand, Zz bieocka) to your order: ready for o -cupaney ground ait : M a os We ha oe 31 open acl up 56 Aft res af . nN open Ti oe Take Kirk Vood J ; nm at rxve ' as oh 4 oer lean Fa tee oo : live there who are hay )) AY and c*4 mnntented } can get qguick &@c- from Forest Park: quick sale wanted. Main > days; 60x130 lot; highest ground 1A) T—By owner. beautiful jot, 100x173; be- nings from acre to 10 acre tracts: a Fy to K - get off at Syivan pl an a an oor = oo aa: ergusoh . ullerton Blk 1040, Benton 1849 R. a. Varnes | #2 ; 3400 cash, balance like rent: 6 per tween Webster Groves and Kirkwood Ail to S600 per acre: terms Open Sunda) B OT TOR r - “IRE. sTY CO 4014 Delmar eR | . = sokae = - ME ind the r if Vv is srowlnye that WAV = r ; 1 2 interest. Mr. Albrigh “ lioproveme convenient to school and A. W. OLIVER. 5736 West Florissant . : . eet e BA). OMES—SsSnaps: closing estacc; | bunqalow pre- able Demae an-ethern are doing, and save . Vineent ay Cabany 153 four lines ! ' bu Ww . er suburbs; mus . high rent? $25 cash and $5 per month | KUNGALOW—wWith lot 90x135: also some _1--162. Post-Dispatch Cah Or ni { I n (alo ve-toem rants tame, smn see: nce, | | Sal )( ) $5 ( )( ) 35. “ Te : , ne conditior 1 ' arn, outhouses, ‘apes, fruit, elec- | ; teh, | 4 vil buy lot 30x125 for $400. in Boulevard nice vacant lots.on which I will build 4% LOTS—lIn Glendale Terrace, adjoin ne W. | _w ine 150x180; vacant ge id ale dwin ay. tric cars near; $16,000 closing estate i'd Os Ko) Heights. Take Cherokee car to Rosa a\ rooma if you have $300 to start with. Cal! ster Groves, at 50 per cent value, . 7 | 1 \Y, PERGU Hel te Tak blocks Aggy F eubdiv ~ Patil | at 4327 heachwood or Pine Lawn today and urban car line: good ne ighborhoou, ¢ rs ‘ THUREE AC R ES OF SH ADE near Lackland Midlan es en a es ees SS , l, : —_— ss 7 . a a000: 14 CLAY , FERGUT SON, MO. : and look it over. Quigley, 4565 Cote Bri)- ad from Algonquin and West ood V3 — sail ha pari “BOTS FOR SAI E | BU NGALOW- Stucco; in Ov er ij |} kK, Take auto ~y part veniences; garage for ‘ cars all hriibb ny ¥ “LSPE *E R MAN & LEONH ARDT R. CO., ‘ight rooms, all conveniences; large lot; © / S - A> ’ ; dipal co: ' jane ar n. 1 is. wy ¢ Main 5°15. ic) houses for chickens, cows, etc., 8 ibber "13 International IJI.ife Bldg nes trmins, cars and schools See GR Ar C {t SD t ihe LOT Ae eed Ee , : ANE, Ferstnnon, ae FER HERR. SEM ome Uut an ee the Urigina St. Charles COrli- Saleem | JU8, WieNMweicl f 504 Wainwright Bidg. _ liante. in ke Owner here for short time; cash or Reautiful, modern 8-room home ell Ww. corner Emerson and Burne avs. aix fruit trees. grape ar bor. @ VG ALUW— Modern; ~ rooms: also mod- fo, Bt. ape: So tL, Wainwright Widg. | i LS ee Se, nde tevitk Mo = an =... | BUNGALOW—Khehmar | Acres; $3500; ge " REALTY CO pington roads. For card of admission see ; - : . A nog ot pe | * ‘* ] {) 4 | —_ Ww M R, F ARIB. AU L T R . ) AKE W FL L ront, can e ‘ ‘ ‘ , > a a “a a oe > -room house Inquire Hleinzelman i ai ‘ Feu yout Pr TS FOR SALE eT ween Sivcsme. ion ‘aibesee. sink Main 99:3. pis Wainwright Bldg. Olive RRAS a th st and possession given by Mas }. For further | lake the Bellefontaine car to the end of the home. poriss,” cash ans bay per month will buy lot, water, electric rT ht, cement veranda. RESIDENCE—Beautiful 6 rooms; lot 150x > particulars, see THREE A be a i SUN VA LO Woe ae ATT ) . : we a0 for in Boulecard Heights.| sieeping porch, &x] granitoid basement: 135: modern throughout: must be seen to 4 ‘ov N\ TRY 7 ‘'L t) B p LAC EK L OT ALBERT TERRY & Seb 2 nus furnace, gas and POD mye poe line and the Toonerville ‘T rolley awaits 5 Ou. in ‘pay ah ¥ 7 a, a to Roea av. and walk situated on Graham Hock rd.; 4% acre be yprectated; terms. 4°33 Ravenswood CONTAINS ABOUT AN ACRE : N ( mR AY ANDY Hi NI }- + Water; on car line; lot 49x134; price $4500 ed Ze a ree ee sey. Wa fons get off at Garfield Station, one | “Pine Lawn Cabany 3482J (cOe} Facing Hanley ros est lot it iis ae Fg : : hd st $21 West Woodbine av.. Kirkwood, — — -ursy r »6 ’ ih tala a Pe “jos. Wiss ~ d Se modern nalectric. | ben aie Hentey roed. ross the street from |. West side of Wabash av., near Auguste, 7 HAVE A BUNGALOW FOR $3000—EASY TERMS ——/- Het hte: we fone: J w . > » 5 4 Wal ight Frid alle BR oe . az SSIDE Nc EK ‘ mom m beautiful ubal &) ; . + very desirable brand-new bungalow of *D COTTAG E—3-room frame. in Kirkwood, A aw it 4 ry ISNEWSKI., 04 V Ainwright bicg. BU NGALOW—Own er wil Bac *rifice bea uti- bath. furnace; lot dix "6° This ‘sm bar- hemes worth $30. O00 > rice for auick sal ~ D« f ~~ hen gam > sual yo Ri sea’: let Seat ae: en etae ae ent et ful California bunxalow: 6& rooms, bath! gain; Creve Coeur Lake car to Wheaton | only $3600__ It's a O% Chestnut er ny a a ere ho ks north of Feeke; now vacant; Od SEF I TODAY : SOUTHWEST and full basement; * fine screened porches, Station W. D. Redmond. _ RUSH-RU re NS, 1100 bestnul eRe nt wide of Wabash: 7-room white stucco es 2000: on easy terms like rent. See SEE ) ; i steam heat, har'wood floors, fireplace and STORE AND FLAT®—For saie or trade; 4 Q AC RIF IC E B ARG LIN over tile: well built: nearing completion, wM APPEL, Agent, 5501 Gravois av: (c7) — a LOTS—Three. Riverview Gardens. Inquire ~~ 4 A ~ . J f o- lw o3 X abe lew G q emg NE ge aye Sb my Bn pes ad on rooms and bath each for % families up. ” ; i hanes 2 9 * EDWARD L BAKE we LL, Hol 8E— Modern * rooms; steam heat: lot! || “wT =. 2.5 PO Ee es , 5 Sew « rooms and store down and basement; wan! Beautiful 5-room Callforni 18: , 2 Olive Bard 118 7th st 5Ox® NT: $5750. 429 N Kirkwood road. ¥ to reo: LUT—Eguilty in lot, 30x. 125. gpa a On| large qaentie,_, Kanes. ere Po aspara or 4 acres improved, not more ems D acres ground; fruit oo ; rose bus a 7 A HOUSE . : — torten a a uthampton: — linprovements ox R-|} gus; well planted to shade and fruit trees ; ‘ 200 Oakwood av., Pine! chicken ns, concrete foundation, sleepin em ' USE—3 rooms, 5 acres; terms, 3. G. ba, City + aeieons + and shrubs: exceptionally weil fertilized: li lia = : | porch: nearly new; price $4750; terme, Take Brie k Bungalow & . 4. ; Main 10R7. 820 Wainwright Bidg. s DOBENBACH "REAL y ‘ 0O.. en house: lots of bearing fruit: this the BE A BOKE RN, 317 "ep ullerton ig - - “ a pL . ? decs ; , the rarest W eodhin rti Sanders. Kirkw ood : m nusual >nvyvyes eit ner Pow o“Dia 4 A LINDENWOOD | rod te Mees Maple and Hodiamont. -hance of a life time; price $7500; terms to it wp re act i. meet ds, c.: large’ HOUSE—120 N. Harrison av.. Kirkwood: 7- : . —— lots ft to = per foot; | cOTTAGE—3 rooths {no bath). water; 60x | suit you 22° nr ’ BUILD garage,. stable and nhous > om room complete jnodern home. sun parlor were we, Dane pay. ALBERT wt A ghia ‘K. "010 ares. . Sa 130: on street car; $1700; $100 cash, pai J. B E HRI [ARDT, 5837 Enright av. main suburban car line and highwa) 4! ga ress, >t r nage oH Bae a. . Ss P = “ - a . — yt] oO atio in er ” miv, . d « 4 apart | aN YU ar. ré I . f ; - . a6 . > . 7 ‘ on) cont mg Rabany 7 = a $200 - ASH % abti Be reuters es, dee. ae: te : rate leat Mt: MI nam} ' schools. H. Franck, owner, 816 Only one thing Cali lye bought today ut pre e bi saat = 3w , owe r 7] r Male: NINE AC RES _cent av. . ‘abany 75 . ay _. — a is oe 6 reo! ne: lot yp Fe) 40): Mr ert 7 rod ‘ a’ ; } Vi a im - . ~ = " . . _ : 0 ft.; suet ' Mitchell Work ’ 72" “ Main 119/ JOHN McMENAMY I. & R. F Boatmen’s Bank, Bldg . av., near Bcullin Steel OFks, WS , 2 _| KOTSREAN,. 201. 72% Chestnut. Main ”. ‘ N McME. + . : * ee : ao > 4S Som Mitchell to Dale av.; sewer is in COTTAGE —4 poe ss ge. min. TANGLE = meng The beautiful estate of en ong e RERRY R Shh —-— ————-— uo, KIRKWOOD—145 W. Washington: attrac War prices. - ~ “J - ’ ——— » yi Y , a Je . ° v ‘ ’ tire S-room tne splendid iocation very a ; ; go back to nature, the late Dr. James F ibson on Beliefon- BIG BEN “p. Ch. ARKSON Kirkwood Onilv one thing has “4 eeyt al price yrhed CnSse ~~ ‘LOTS FOR SALE COTTAGE—®S rooms, moderh, except bath;| country club or inatitution: two wousee: WAM. a. HOLD 4 oF 4g Py hn fl ay Louis ounty. for RESIDENCE—Modern 8-room; good loca- ,| : cr] | e ° - : ; a256 ry eens ae +t a ) ] VY Tarmin tion: splendid conditi s.¢ h > : : 4 kind of, roel PERT. : - 7 $25 cash and $5 month will tyr ! lot. 100x150; fruit een. me SP — ek in beautiful S-acre yard: everything) 19° N. EIGHTH ST. home sites: frui chicken or Bk genom Ro Fe en ~¥ ne “ 4 — Beas in p ain sig 1 # mee. | eat %ri25, for veo. in Boulevard Heights. Tek oyegn priec ith on. Quendo av. di age h makes for comfort one ha hense. #) cits great be ye See land by appointment Post-Dispatch fc) ore : , ’ aes, . t use south on | é eX, ater. Union Electric lights, dense shale sess) ion t p land DY Ato eon ve SE ? .. Brass ogee ret: ' ee car to Nowa and wal hou “tae | * Union Klectric lebts, dense shad: COU YUNTY BRIC K BUNGAL ow SLs, 9: Mi: RESIDENCE—201 Dickson av., Kirkwoo): That thing is vacant real estate. Building Necks east to ° subdivision Salesman COTTAGE—6-room, bath and pantry , round; Woodeen road, . cellent neigbheorbood, one- elehth Strictly mode 7-room, new style, classy, rs vall-built 6 room frame, large re sep tion . : . P with 1 acre of gro e on ; 3 blocks north Cf R NT TMOOR all. gurage dx" oniv STOO . costs are certain to drop ana when thes dle : 7 , 5 ao nh. , chool. (Jarde liome’’ in fal NO0-ft. let: M rshall a‘ arage "17 WISNEWSKI. 6 504 Wainwright Ride.) south of Lackland av.., Overland ee own to achoo arden = . on 30 arsh: wee HOL DOWAY. 19'N Sth. st ‘ , . . as building sites are bound to advance. We | er. C. EF. Hamilton. Pe ae -nelosure;: beautiful terraced ¢-room seIni- of St Char! es car line; must sell; price cut IK (CN , . we aos. Be T low ; ll co sniences; wonderful view t $900 . - , , Best Location for Bungalows GOTTAGE--5 rooms: partly modern; barn, | bungalo® ; all convenienihictic Association. | °° ErtSPE RMAN & LEONHARDT R. Co. 9 NOR TH TAYLOR AV. . , > . i. garden; al yrove- - ‘ I] ‘ ; sa? = & co " . ‘ stable. hicken yar i tb AL RERT -j TERRY & CO... 823 Chestnu a - OTTENAD RE ‘T ). aot penchiind ane — ——— Tanglewood proper, large brick house, set ES EY GRRE Om I SR te ees a “ ’ ~ewy or | agin vee pees ETN SieialaetenametE ar ae od | : “ oure: lot 990x218; $500 cash, to- eter : , ternatio ai ° Cea . = , - ; tal 1-2 ‘OS ; in Tower Grove Heights" cp ee ade oe Bn 4 on balance: ‘ a ~ 2 ) # "13 Internationa! Life R lg Residence SILes KIRK WOOD have several ,» Toot rest } ret ed ] esience rt oe i ta st, cor. oh Fimene av.; lots’ (Coeur Jake car to Wheaton Stationn. - TRACT—Nice f-acre tract with Luildtags; OWNERS ANXIOUS TO SELL | We have two homes for sale In titis beau- 1 Seria "ots t 1. $29.5 COTTAGE—S i teh gong A P- see the beautiful homes just two os Charlies car to Carson rd.. walk west *, 600 ft. west of Lucas and Hunt rads., fa Ten acres on Price road, across from All Improvements r three blocks north of the car line. Taylor Kingsbury Son co., ’ Roc rd. Ff as a - NN{SPACKLER Chestnut ats. oD WARD. GOCKE, 721% Chestnut. (C)| parties wishing to build; price $60 per ton road 750 XY ACRE st of Taylor avenue. }P by 5 Trot foot, worth 9750. $1750 AN ACKE Agents, 825 Chestnut TREMBLEY-WILSON R. FE. AND I. CO., ersvAlng WEST ae larged: corner lot. 90x150; near) — es 7 Ty ~ For. | ' . ©. corner Spring BE. 7c TIFUL COU NTRY Bt NGAL Ow 1200 block: owner % ill sell > TRY tr AR! M | W ( Bis) restricted south | side, line;| Five rooms. tile bath, large pantry. screen) speculation basis srelhlGK OF FOCETRA FARM ay | Kirkwood Homes for’ Sale aterman Vhiv ersity Teta Gocke, agent. = r ey ficing $000. vit ty “on lets _er; Faw. & = — | sidewalks, sewers mace cad paid for: land- Store and flat above, containing 4-3 . ice very it | A wonderful 10-room residence in best 4027 nes Heights RaSh" McGrath, jE— ; __hot- eee mr ie scaped 100-foot lot, with drivewa a rooms, hardwood apeees, electric light- 3 MORR is”A ACH ss $6 Che Ut. | pesi lence section of = rk wood; ail conven-| | { £65) ‘ HNC) f — " ————— al @ ) a Loot, ATTEN NTION! Mondas. §& 1200 , et block in Hillcrest. |day, call Kirkwood 63; or Monda Rents, per vear. $1800. CLAYTON fea utifulls built T-room residence. located . : ce tot. in - vent E. | ROBERT HANSON, 712 Wainwright Bidg. ce #17 O00 — : ' . | in the heart of Kirk wood: has hot-water heat,¢ | VY e believe that the purchase of one of these ¢ § ~4 ‘ * Bea * ct * = e* . ‘ UILDERS, ATTENTION h } ity — ny pg: bry 733760: ; oe lake car Mie: I 202140 0 lotr Sth and Locust, te ft. Guaeien ak 14 acre : S miles west of Clayton; pri Engiieh atyie penees ce - 3 4 rooms, nard- D NOTS IN NORTH PARKVIEW | ish, Joce ters ———— 432.000. Box F-62. Post-Dispatch ic) | Wood M00F*. 5 EAST MONROE. nto per foot and “>. r. Marshall ay. and tog > tos f : ees a . 4 cu AGE co a fare by communtation tk kets; see Emil dence: “ leeping porches; beautiful trees etc. * Olive Street roac *\ =o dete so cage batins ; garage for 3 wil money to bull J bea utitwl new, & rooms. furnace. | oie house north of tracks on thie ‘is x dandy Reake at the right price; on’ to Lynn a‘ third -s A . blo 3 +: deut "iota. at $2 | | _D. Redmond. i i ee alata low price Box P-73, Post-UVisoatch, ah if tio f you are not familiar with lots on “ bouisiana hs * rooms: $1350: take St. VACANT PROPERTY—Glen Echo Park, BUY BARGAINS One-Half, One and | wo Acres his ection of Kirkwood, take a run out per th. Best J : y Ae and $20 ‘=n bioce. See Mr. Wright on south side St. ing million dollar Glen jg Wingy ee 6 Country Club and juet north of Clay- - is the first street east of Kirkwood also Henderson rd.; will divide desirahb ’ AL BERT : J TER RY & Cf road. and the Kirkwood Country Club is just A Cross from ! $*: =? 9t this 2- me; ~— ‘ - , COTTAGE Well built. 2-room fra NDREW BAUR, 807 N. 24 st 38:75 on M.S. Morgan. | | Webster Groves: Vashington XSolfax “-s.: ee ‘haries or lake wen of Pennsyivanie. © Sl bd cash. balance time, Covington, owWn-' porches, hardwood floors, hot water heat; ga 56328 Natural Bridge road. | ¥ TERRY RD. . MI | it} age. county’ water, ar. electricity; street, Lot "0x1; 3 Stx-room residence aD * a ¢ res CLARK AND MONROE. A Vi 2 Bt ie 2% 'rage: shrubbery of all Kinds. This ts ing faxtures. bat basement and fences and improvemen : Fee t of the best bungalows in the county. _ Sun- laundry. : eel EAST JEFFERSON. ; I. R. co., place : %. 72 Chestnut. | tT WA x } ; | | 7 a ieee * Grand 2: __ | ERWARD._ 9 —_ ~~ T 214 _chewtnut, | BUNGALOW SITE Taylor avenue, Ks : 50 Bvt Ashland. BUNGALOW-—0-room Proce * furnane’ | pardwood floors: gar rooms, ; | lora av., C | x1 Of rice 3S” 1ardwoo oo awe : ’ aor voOoD Ro so. . . "me Adjeining Vinita Park; Flor , > + hy o o tricity for cooking and lightin 51° SOUTH KIRK OOD ROAD. lots is an unusually vor vl iris estinent. cash, balance easy terme: Creve) 'EFOMROY INV, CO., 6224 Easton a bungalows or flats ed lake car to Wheaton Station. W. ~~)" ——— y Attractive Summer Home -~ | MO Pe ee =? ent made. sEK THESE “POUR PLA EX ery 2 ractl , >| BUNGALOW—6 roon on one floor: Very close to Westwood and Adgonquin hy ~~ eee ; D. Redmon’. on iaan Take Creve Coeur car to West Milton av.: with 30 acres of ground; a 9-room resi- hardwood floors, tlie © , i -, Clube; a colonial residence of 14 rooms, ¢ {Ca ! . state evartment = JRA . oN. Rth. West pi.; 70x16: e | Harding in first : t; 0 ScoT? * NCIS-PERRYERU RU TH, 10” electric. gcarace: jot yan ie8 © oe awa Mlilton: white cottage + yee Da k on Kthrs Mill road For full partic ulare apply Coeur car to lianievy road, On VIOCK Bout 4d aire ~wood a exciusive residence section; ° 9 oO r 9° Hi} { 4 ‘INE GARAG al 50: —_ home is ‘hill: 4 roome: large jot; $3000; then back 7 | B AK EW EL | third house west ER) Piet EAS, ér a: large corner lot: very attractive ISSISS1)P|p1 ACY Ir Us - O- , north of 8t. Mee ‘ alawell s brand. E DW ARD de .“ 4s OE ein B0U THN i acres, for on). $#000 then Ail of them in ¢ tivation _al J L flowere and res . price . ; . LTE, Par rIicuL ARS ON 1 He or. Boy le an Ain e terns on lance, ae (orur + y car aroun corner to soe. s ! On an i we 3 ‘ ’ =O. ‘ "4 . . uw" ’ ~ ts Post-Dispate al ' LD. Redmon euse with large lot fo >On ie are ts 40, So eo and Acres, Gire apy , - ' d repa’ ! y Ww resvan_ Bator ; “re ~ > miles weet sh hee places fo 4 ra lene aen, est of ceniral S81 ' alia ty 2 COTTAGE Mode Gee = gece > try EDW ARD L. BAKEW EL [,, ree. a ‘-asy terms_on ti goed Butowobile rgpgds and Fone nes fruit : “~~ — Co ve 5555 138% N. Seventh st. Ae ooU NTRY HOME own ere See . a boul ‘ ymin: beautiful place; $600 ac: OWARD GOCKE, Agent, 721% Chestnut far. J. B. BHT: HART. 3837 Enright See own "3d et. Ragen 4mm hosnjta! W. HERWECK. 208 Title Guaranty Bidg. « ° ? , = ee — *- - d ‘ 4 Paes ~~ ae —- — - en ee

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SUaUnBaN pnovanry SOR SAE Sosc ee ooo? REAL EST ATE For Sa , | Cottages, F lats, Apart ments, Re id ‘ NGA a St enc WEOTER Ghoves Lows AND .COTTAGES BUNS —— es ices For Sale Toda KIRK WOOT ‘ right COD, houses and Vacant jot ; ‘ T o ; ict Dri wood List 307 eee GROVES rRUST CO., = WM. RODIEK Co am ‘res senna THE ; tte é Peper m Aut iil \ . A teal " ul i — = Math ele ta iit MAPLEWOOD By Oakwood ‘ay, 85.000 Wa Nd gas: jor eyo 20M. cottage: eity WELLSTON A IOW—With hor cz, | t 60x195:" Ss ; _ + OW’. ov4as y nt \\ Man, heate, a IS OoOw 14: \] ; 4 i i $1800. Ra PAR, WENT SIT} pact tive ‘ hee ee tu ’ Diete- a - 84 n . ‘ity ale all COnVeDI«n: ; ~. Marshall ; ra SM PMoorne In OO0 houes — “4 | hy au S-roam two-eta: ; Sie 7 ; ~ 8. Morera . —e ia WOOd flo , I or ¢ wt en Oo. ‘ sT ” ome : - id . . way +. af tT) ‘ wile 7 LA its or > rn \ » } ' LOOx] >) 4 Pee NORE lanches: + Oakwood ay . . ; S4y oo OO0 Suatey in . #fectricity j TOMROY IN\ pre mM ' Piariit ~ , pe ’ 4 ; : et , yep * ‘ y / tt) . . \} pri Ce } , ' “a Made. ” HOMms, modern tri, . > "5 Ss Kirkwood d TT 14. 500 1 .subs«ta le $250 COTTAGS — OLL4 Easton a : | biveses ow , Ati] j ». ; ~ — 7 ck north of Manchess ats Std Nel ua os peta 14.000 | PON Ventoencr. " house, with a O50 Ka ile iat : . meee | Diciy ALS frit, — oe MU NGALOW— F409 G eater: S40) (0 NO Tay ae 11.000 Swon A. le rd. and East ake lectric, gi pe 7 . a’ Walk SUUutheaat ¢ . “ane coy rAGP ves i STNG) then. he (CORI Ro Nr es , = ; on | o Ww ALBRIDEG. 4140. 4. BUN AL By 0505 ae eee 401-419 Ly fan : G roume 0500, $.nt O8xIBL: $1000 ea ny wot roomn. elects ee: «68207 =Railey >, ' = MOTRain R44 yy ox I ‘ ; Oy] 1) ap SGALTY CO h south side OF lavton rd. in the 7 2nd sas: furnished eo si ; — : ; " j - : ’ > . _ ; e*a m i * “Mo ray » - ae al ; > Tr | lig ; >) 4 ’ ‘ - , = = _ . WwW — a SOS ‘IXI oy , , ; ara > foome SOG 7 i ’ TOXURS “hs vw Chicken h oe Ba . Sewers Hx doa OPT AGI $-roor -~ .CUPrpragsi : boat f LOcsk room reside ‘ne a (OXX bloek BRIC K I 4 tyne all modes i at 6-room 119 ris meat Pac Mim « } gatde Pranic bea! aah {> and T rhe i ae ICS, Contain) cy } i‘. 8 and ona Th a - dery le HOSTS $4500 sae we ima x M rome Nn 00 as fin) é' rhney S500 SPn0 CUT LAGS ti41™ -.. trees SAO ‘at? Mey ‘~ ONT RO © (KTS tree? rnd lots 175 ; 7 ng lardwood floors. h - a0 o 5 5722 bs 4 av.; li. a , ‘ * ’ s > ; ‘; hay rit : . ’ ] r) ; eae ‘J L¢ . ° , » fir ‘ — , . oy A. ls, KRODINGEE REALTY 10? Portine r ~ een rT VOD latent oe this hen hance to tae end of Heat, ene Gan fi ee ont 3 A. Bees M nM Lot pred basement eet dee PR; open tor napee tie = Water heat. itold basement ; meng a & . - ' @¢?) as . , uy . ra r > on ' ' : : ' " hls ‘ ‘7 ~~ 4 we rae ‘f A ~ . > 4 ' bike . iT Ler] ja - ; , H ‘ aa . c: ’ eel Man hex . “ S04 ee mri . ° -= ‘ my _ ‘? diddar 4) ata 7 - 4°) } f . ‘ ok Sens | if ‘ p. iin : Si tlesmen on pre? rs. I) today hetwe On +) vou through , oy te PALAIW — 5 OOM Tra rigs ¥¢- Kin a fi reo us v.00) ' f + oa , . OoOTia hune os Ah PO fran bibety rig + reon OL DOx len ‘th | — ‘ENCY De - yt ‘ty Limit ta " and § | KORTE-RUST RISAT, TY! . ~ By , ; Cally new ; ~ : Mut par- "3 ~ j lin a bs On loos = , , ‘ke ; : eP Wa a 100-¢: Kus “Hale iy , . ‘hen > > spain ; i iNfj- hd , ; ' Te \/ ry til} and ( ‘lay fon: "i alk - S O! ‘ ly rket st c 4 ae = s 1911 RU RD NE ’ ifs ame * } ~ Sz ‘7 ‘ - tiie ~ aay ‘ . ag tee] = “wWeewe ‘ . . at ° i¢ i ; ,- _ {A . , ' {,? . . . . ; . a : na waras 4y Tere i furna he 1 ee Pires es Solan oy * rewern « . be os lw Glends ‘ ‘ . the Berry ra J. OX U1, Post. Dic ey an - , , hal ; \ DL Ove ke West. ar to i Four rooimns sleoninn / t*ert = , ’ mM : ; ~ ; ' > a , . 7 ln }’ ' : 4 : 4 a ris) ’ iT te ; : ADU LU. t i= ,' ,tthe ett . A‘ al : — -— ; . . . / ' , ~ a hk q It ors ! le : - Pp - - ~ UW Ney l“navine tows -# , Mdina fruit od ’ Selma a 7 om “y Rn. OR she) »-Poan ete ce $4°00 OOM « boss ti} os eSIPS Dies ’ j ’ »'* UPPaAGREr as PEG ey - “tl ) edd 4 ‘TORN \V 2 I, & ’ P i a : (lice seg nth: a. ff ‘ av. $2500. ba la ne ” te i) my S30] " l ternia «he? = heli ia r ene , ™ «giddad . i*? 7) : . 1A ~ Aine lin a ts «AO - — | aa on ‘ AN ) bur , teres S14 i if] ("hes ' WA, i\ . the ; > > a y — a Wood) " o. hig ry ‘wurt (17H (Mapie 14 A" ; ily ; ‘) OOTN-S rr 500 ] »t? sot @nien to hn : ih “ A, ; . } Be. . ’? psy i 7 , f t* 4 fle . ' ft } S.4 siete Ss? bairfi¢ hel , ‘ oR SALI hI ‘ WEST ql , INDU STRIATL. LIST city wat ' Corl “uwe ‘i¢ ire tf; i 4 } a Kaur ryt t) sy as a ; | sid K « ; : rome | , ' 0 ois wes si a%s ' ae .? es I . sree hep lime Poon = buat} formeriy FOOT?) ante a ; ALOW . VI rl } ’ 7 ’ 53 29 Fouc lid y ey it : er . le . ; ures, oT , , . : i ; 0 " : - ® ; oor . ; , , ‘a ; >. ~ , oe ’ " ? St apt _eiectr = ; lon 2 cdale hi} - ls ”— 7 fon ; mit ne al itual Wort r ae yo 0x1: $6. “5 i4 Pusede ai 7," i fs tbadeD ' ‘j s4 piry 7 , ” Na } at > ‘s x ‘ ind } rived f 4 i‘¢rire nit n . . . , .% | at; ners . ¥ - >. $3500 mares sink ; rT UX : “y + Der fh a ficl 4 POIs ; hardw al . ‘ rooms. at ith bath, electriete dening or Chickens: Day's ine for gar. | 7716 De vonsh ee ig” ype hho rss , bake 00 cach ee ee ng | ty 7 +. Sad wally a » ASH , 4 Gibson 4 ' - H109 Pag am, concrete henet condition, make offer: one ee or $400 ae eeu: will well! 641 Amel. ay 6 2 Femme » ON Hy 5 rooms: « n i _ x > OO0 erms i, Get erin . | BIN | 28. Oath. electric 3 wer vO MilD, fou: V ae ’ ALBERT WENZLICN : fer — + mini \ / " ’ ‘ , ' revo . ae “| . ! ) ; , _— . : 7 ' ie ; ‘ ‘ | y 4 . f i] ; : j ’ ; ; , j ; : . , ~ ' } or. i) 3 *> a ’ Silo @ | bs ¥ a * |: \\ s pag ——- : lane? aw! ; Cs in look we ke nie 444 Ie . nm . .) sf? sh : ' . ] ‘ix ] = | tds a ‘ 7 OG ,edk iat i « i ,¢,) r, | ry , : s \} hy ' ls Dire ae ,s fix] st): ate © $s; 000, |} Lié rhie - 4 I]. }? () ver _™ S258 COTE BRIL “ity i] i ) ; ; ; “a; SOUTH in) A]o> 2 Ry "he. . » 00) . i] j . . if | : ‘ ; ~ A “fe - : : ANDES " ; fu i=} in Five-roon 7 OREON dee te POS Sema icy 415 we - en ra o row rt vif —TT ‘ ‘ ‘? ! 7 ‘a> Sf , , ' fridi | SOOO se I ' ce, wa St I ai ; f ' 2 Cottage, ones ——— & KH. G. me OTT, moo « ~ aa. Won a ‘hy - >. 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BRI h , : Hor SE Hi aut fo oe ." eng, ~”~a Old Ore) ard » wom tana . iv 1 consid, 1] i rMoula bik , Gon ‘R. \ ALE ( OT 7 AGE ha Ont? ‘ fi) ‘ ' ’ ; ’ | tj COTRS beat bh ar ori ; cil er] Ix ,in oil Ht’ SH RI RNS saat tox ay DTri« 6262 Ma fet Fonte , Piney j on } - eh i 4 oF ) AGE ‘ ~ : Wiiss Si Pree? , , wan garden hicken i NG oe diet > C' by “tnut st bath. Parnnce, nice elas Si reer oe fron p 7.2. Ce oe te mon Peano! amen a Me So008 pe f . , Oonr ' vu +] 7 ade; {fo 50x TO »{ > ’ PM IO —— VW nes ; ——* . ‘ect arene a? my j fendale rad : ‘ wi . > ' j Ste ‘ ftro seh is 7. . S ane } 1) Rates «; XhL0 pric roon St Par ° treet; . Shade tr e enicken house, frijj 1 And J@., 4 roons 1 S00 \ dar bred Elia ty ' 1500 lerins = " ' 160 OH4 28 i oe Mas » Toor ee $4000 — mile Nhe Demet y ) a. real bargain . een cs \4 rT we ; The 78 "VWs FP . rye ' :\ f) ' 4a . .? ri , ge % a . . az ~ ; . a | , ' ; = : thd . . > ‘ : ‘fe ik itt rior "ee ‘a ‘? 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(; rtrd , , th - "he iat? ; ‘, : ON Irie) a Phone ' han Both ! i\¢ New I] ? , why Tate . , OOD Tins, ” coy} - “1 94h) . ed) ' ~ 5 ites i rene re } me " -134 Loose l) 4 ‘Noderga ss ~ ‘RN 5-ROOM B RESIDENCE, ' Tobi OMmMes WHich are to be Obes “i ot 73x) ' , Wp \ ' | ) | 1071 ‘rh, Math; | ¢ OTTFA: —@¢} — Batch 7 v4t7% Vera av... price $4 cArage. hen ue — PW oo " roome big let sa) d nt lese than 7] Ces aribinealie , an ert o ; . . ‘,* a Maa eet lil | », ° .? h bor if? mn P ~. ’ : . Pthepe 4 } si) oes . “al : at roOoOrvNs fray) a . d and beat} °. 1] ‘+a ; ler on ; 7 of Euclid a | lor! ssa : ; Sh il il law 1 only S4050 , . qu ' } } te iif iy i { I j 7 ’ : ry) ri] i j ‘ , ; i : . ess ‘ . , ita ' j .? { Shan Penns iil ; “ l 1. SS] 500 lia { i t8) ] "> D> 4 rig 4 flectric light: late si k: n : ou! : ' leriris Wore: wOlicn s om . ont? gus P yA GI vey , os ' , ~ ; ra) -F FOO legrp, »-sto On “lation t aw -~ unve ’ i : 7 i: hits + = ts, 408 i Vilerton Rhig ‘ . rere nuse they Were hat Prete e-,) ‘ irxz . ai . ; ‘ bd ptiei 4 . , , ‘ \ iis 4 P ‘ : ets O43 ° wae ‘ * 2800. 2-Slory ITAtiie Ir) A] \ Age atid 4 ity j + vient to Ho. : bargain; come Gu ae _ inishe > Fe . POO barde fru ae ‘ he ve 2 sl > & ' . ehe Chy ; , nt ; MoCA The 11k lines: Ss rooms. Koo. 442 ‘an bridge: doubt. r i red until Dee ]. love. t One of th ee | | v4 MH) Rea, : “a , | 1 fpr ; ' thoy Footie receptieg L'y-s ory tr ime » COTT AG ‘ : om. SO] Chest nae e000. TRODTMAN & § surage, } — furnaces, elect let Stead of lulw ] 1Qe \‘\ dey e Stra X= OU %” ata ley lt ' rp eee eon 5 bat} ei O1ll4 R Sen omens 60 ‘ ry ar elect rjoity ‘ . ‘ "0. — ; re sere le fo ind , : : j*£e« aa ett) i ‘ yopvens : i, ‘ if bir] ‘ tine ' el. 4 - HNished 7 no fF " . lnCludine hge, } , : © #H. BROOKS REALTY co : traet a8 per con 7 A rine a. > | lacks aT er @ a be, Pane bs wae ae f Hf \ ANB REAL a Lic ** 500 2 Cover expenses 1.7'OF. Tent of on ms und .4 RIY K. ROOM ( : Ol; ive : 47 5 CO 107 N sth wr . ’ i e® S77 O00 ; ' . UT JUNK TOO 7 > . j ' ‘S400 — ? i ae , wed ‘hes Sthiut st Alia “il 7) vargain; 24000 eh ‘Tih ; “NE Highest point in \\ ' Nilay ' ’ = 4 cIo , « a . WM Peeper ney ‘ ‘ i) ' , P us 1 ted eethiil “ f ARNO LL!) ‘ 5540 (,ene lie@\a ae EW BUN: eboster. Por) a brie ase . mBsider » thine “ M4372 Saree ‘apes .’ (Hh: ey ’ ‘% — ~- 2 ; SN Gb) i ? TAGE ~4 755 (oan Street made: a fae aed eee Lyndover pl] Dapiewres erty re etre ted and only he i wees \ > Rerry , iS Gite at. 200: Grins & conn’ ,* 3 roa -" oT TAG! fy i24e 4 me Of | ee \L SOUTHWEsr ,Foom, B.gtase me ; neton 6¢:: on a SB LERER \RENDE tie : Naty Ungalow ; Ne OnC-story ; iree Count. ° ai broek tumeM in ¢ HRd New , ius es. ‘Mila ix WN = abel —~ ORY ‘Xtures and @a,-. ° Sate, J a ae ldney ATA " | tile bath, steam pate “ % large roome lots tes fe unsold on t) Street Ned | Lt lesig: tot, 2 a4. . rice ~2000 ob ‘ WM ROD py wesOO. si , Chey = a -~ ® River a a ay Southan sents for ¢ ick > 800 ro cae eerie aa ' con her uu , SsOC Pi lot oo . ; : tix me . . .- 1? r) , ' ; : + . “oN rl : .- , ‘ . = ya? / " : ’ rel \! SOOO iet Ni ade a all , oV : ” Crh hey ; : een SH] . rasy DuyV- ’ » De y ‘ KORTE. "AL ghow you ‘through Mx TRY louses Contain large vine oth allroads a cpp : ntiv to ated ' I N \ HA RLEMAN lea Lx. . ) | ve AL pan: 3s ote f “ON Ho & p = orp ld rent = PHS prs ) Room ( Oltage "Y CO. RIM ¢ rooins «] ~ Phe prj , ce S700 S17 a n wall ; . arse moder Sep os EUS, bath, fu. OUSh—y ) ("he " ‘16 Ashtiand eanuer ee "hie : »@ ae ‘ ; . . Ligteer : : T ot f bys HSU: ' : nits - rl i] * Stnut a! court, . ‘ . waa MAPLE BL. an ‘- Ss nu . Cping and ity Ing SHoao ; » STROOD Tt a- re luced fr es > » ' oO ; ton , lhe OTIS re ut at 7400 Pao, i tha t-room brick - q furnace : arage: pris — thon ry reo = Ti or. ee WOOD. pore he’s, hardwood floors uy wn ty i 9 ~ roar . ; ¥*'S . &yY, i - ( ()} | \{ ; a re . ‘ ; ’ ‘ } ; , ‘ - . AON 4) , . ‘ st \ ‘ ‘olfut Iss imber eit ott bn >. \ i NV ‘ ss Non . . MOT ND wee : ; z Shades fila bys “ ’ "% i | () then ‘ ’ , 5 , ‘ a ' ' a} . 4 Kraft : 1s nay ? ‘, DP itn . ty A and Sy Louie ' TRU ST «MM : lif ath. Kohler t } \vaila . : til . } ) j ’ nat $i é Laban fy ~ . tid SPD noe “+ @ Poors . Abe - * / AVes , unm mney bee £501 > ( rescen: » . +) ; s 0) : ‘ NOTTS h ver month: M; chara . ROOMS 'c6") ‘62 N atural | pedestal jay: oni , se@ av.: attractive MI} a ent a ! rooms v0) L7OS ¢ : n SREAN. 302. too (08: Manchester AND “s ridge BU NGALON BARGAIN —M . ‘ . Lay atory, ample loess 4. ~ : ’ ina Sis r) “oe _- - Boy j $+ thei ‘ : pil» olan 4 , V3.4 = ‘~~ (Nest: bt Mais ‘ ; ; wre am, 4 pe EEPING POR beth, elec tric, furnace INLY ONE MAPLEWOOD room | POKLTO: warage , . ree the ‘ia . ‘) vl rE; 4 C-ROOMW ye - PALOW—t 9, , 1 1195 O4°9 ORES ST PARK CH venience e Pennsylvania corner t pe | : ‘ 1) ; , une (lem ne ‘a —_ " $8500 o> Sap Vhitg ; , enh . ‘ $ eat } . Tre ‘ aN '? 4 rt NG LLow, S4800 . ef i rz oars ” ‘e cane Stea? ated, ‘tile hal] aan sles: rooann Pg WwW. RURY in 10 ath, electric, Fus prjee + “ —* ste ; row . ] “ sf : l. ANT. Agt \ tare ‘ j . i , "€ ' Ms ‘ a ” ‘ , (it) —ow ' = s ‘ patil f ParOPUD de’ 4 ' ae le " Pre , fad a Drice UX tures ete sleeping Dor ‘h, furna - a. a, lon a a ‘ — — vay te rms: Mancheste, ~_ = SETEl Ee Very oy Ww re ‘ . Lite ris ral we ¢ pets ~ . 4 i ‘ _ : { Ma . , } : 4 w : ! a , - ma CLT bain lie Tit =e eral ‘4 “479M Vl ALBER * 4 xe re Sho Ww, ‘ electrig SM ALL COR - no ‘a 0 Sut Oo - 7" - , Won te ' ? 4 Zz ) '> es Arid 2 ' fé (ita , o? . oP 7 . . . } ‘ , mapa 24 . ain: “wae S : UANK ie ‘ . . vee . . len 1¢ one block West: open Sunda, . ety Phone \A’ hee rent 4 Crile ‘ ' hm ys od » SARS yr ' a SOO . ale bNe) ‘ 1) rhe, “3 aOnAL —~NOw iranmnti (cy hO4S ¢ ‘entrnl 1144 Kid 4 KE. CO., ? 5648 Vheodosia oid 3 ~ BE AU TIEL a DANI : + lila . Yfinist | |. eae es we tant ’ \\ NES REA yo dn fle | yOu 650 ag! tiie bath, ardWoad elim su N# \ cal Chestnut eis gp gas and electr . 7 > + -. iT sstiw*? ‘ , . " ’ Poe » all j . ‘) \ a . : - i! ot | +e : atin SIVUTS ‘ . ; S "HOS (Uurtan LL Bi NG ALLA ST OoO0 Ti ae “ Ow LARK (gRa> \ Ds > ys -10. is Is eitie ray Pes . }2] \ . : ' loa Poi rr : “Os ( ? fay KEAN & | Rani ferms -” wal’ v BU NG ALOW v RRA MP, erst bungalow hardwena a a room TT hal! ae shoei -*sTOr, frame s rene) ~ RAR SO ons I i oor : , i (,_\ F \\ SS ( ‘ont O. ‘ : j \y\ iti Vs LLOW ; — Nie, LOOs i") eStrnit «+ — r . ee ys river, i re BIT NG AL Ow sa y 87000" fixtur, - 40x) tile loath hot “ Hie at wep + TE ayy hy hard Lin f) - . : ' or : ' \ ‘ Lai ie “ (‘iT \ ‘ oT : ‘ : i ea) (od) t t, Sn aM ~ (, Lictpe \ ig , i - ; - s (; ln? ”\ Hu iK gar. Lee sted] dw ti ; ? mind Sten ae sleeping 4 56° Natur: , 7 ie, oniy $000 ' " dt): Street 150x150 » . “as re w reenec¢d Porches lot «+ , . , . eer . ‘ . “Gotidy \ ] ; . . oe ~ ¢ , rs , tite aa t Sfiey rsena wf | new — ed) - ; . md of admissi, ' iear Cur be bh rlect q ‘Tidge ' Al, BERT 4 NZI. Ck TT J Sip PHE _ 00) ers. ' and Re bit . “ee. | ve > . ‘Gin ~~ } OX | 1t,} j . ‘ar ’ ' 7 si bath laa) lWood Pewees UNwal k ISN tf REALTY " Rr nine FIC, furna. e, ete. ‘kon ; sks : iv heetn nt ae i ay ‘i oe Mi eee (Cheer, , . fh.ov le Oo j . . a’ ‘ , ,. fon) Dispate] ‘ . * ‘ ; oere] tig ) ree, p tells Ti ete re M54 | 1.D¢;. CU, ras E. ' meee . > a a ‘ ‘ . RTile = , ’ , : : . ! ‘ il ‘ —_——— ' r? : mt » I > dha ‘ " ms ? , c er e : ; @ ¢ ~ d- -family flat a —e MONTHL ; in Web -~ Ms MOUETH Peron ye . " . } t. €i,- 4 \ . - S44) , m . ° _ ; (‘hi \N ey rj i a? en 5 " x] cia I M ME re Bs letg. dg. (9) - HK fe RN. Me | r Woodiang a\ Ma pie le : tar S3400. 330 for ” Anwtnty Aad «. lor SOON TBS, was oe iy ’ . ' . _ ) i ‘ ‘ '? \\ HY \G \] OWS _ ‘FRAN 1 . . aber fob, _ - e i si Na} NaoOe . , a4 or a jartins ‘ ' i "t : : ie at , . , . ‘ | \¢ } ‘ ; 1) \ } ‘ tit j 471 Thr aly ‘ . ~* mar bj or fn) ~ eb ler prenes , fir ; u > ' he . IT.DiN i Wis on all conve tm nd Ace reom brick ¢« 2 Sh - Mee Bar A} JUST THINK BIST Siena, HM. Buchanan Same | Price $1° 00 litiona ! of 4 rooms, Mur, Ralows ) : LR: FRO GEN 1 v.: $3900, ° ~ Nvenlencesy 4057 dition furnace, ‘garage first clase nee: SOs158. A sacrifice: will and slesets. 6-room Iwelling } wr Sar Tilvte e ae aan \\ Sy Mie! one On , wh r De red ty COM RELA COPTP AG bats , ™/ J NUE St -Claag Con - one (LM K PR * CS Ose « j om in? ve rowan - ito St} a %e : ; ; fe) ° , r\ ‘ 7 } . } : . ‘ ] P . w . — ’ ' ; , ; bie ‘ ; I". ry na? - ‘ tk , \ ; *.) . - - "¢ : ! block to ca “wae y t ret all + alent ‘om ferins ane }’ wr i bile Saba 4 b ) rer . PNB! ‘ . M z } j : ’ .' = fe Ve by Ch, fir . Pag a0 - nee "I RR * - _ w~ at aston av —— 7-nOOw B lerns. only 85 O00. , oan —_~ a ADIN w W'ehatear « ine \\ }: BS | 4 1 ‘ ‘ _ : ‘ . 7 | ti le» j . Pi) . TOTES e Sarag ane rity thd ™ Ctrj iMarge Pautify! Wy . > : AC KPT TONAL . OUSE— 4 | y " ()) re 4 it | l : . 1 ; ‘| (as P : SUC oti le . , IX-Row 4 49° a 2 out ney colonial home hardw i nveid ‘ * STPictiy moder: 17 Sy I wae Porth] ww Bl ' sep oe Ay ' tan 70) Mitch ! } NOW Vacant he mn ungalow 37 SI! ALD : wo bathe wir + ST ‘2A Chae throw ot i ou will =~ ‘ai ~ =. he % 0. {) i?) ' ; «1 \ et . i. op cae 2. oe Duns i ‘ sa , eT hes | itm »! ol pr, ov . Biri, , 1Ph . ot w © O-3O3% "eae eb cas OS le» + DaArdw oc} ent) XN “Ve sidewalks: lot 120.200 - wireets MOUS O-reon mn Wehar re AND [ »~P W AK DD oa. nate “rh These 2A6 iL ‘ : if Phe . fe rubbe, ' “CTOSS @ntire fp floors, iaArge tile bathe wae nd IMMED LATE ECO AN. easy ternis ‘~ oni, S000. ye eent i) ir j ‘ai ~* ' 4) 's Cor «] + doy «i “ , . : ‘ , . ; sitar i a cr] | \fi] : ne . nto. l4}0w ' ad r) nes liites phat meat / roof _ Dor oe Four noone ins ii mm eral other £00d bare aa “UPPOFeEMonrts: ca de on , : - 4 re SET} rp Se S°¢) “NOhe Lew (HN ony ; ‘ mel Pit Re, f; ' 5 Lough to « . PON: cloth) neg « , nnade first floor: Br +e tan ; ~* ; ; lost 5 A *2s acre y , LO 4 Os Mavs . . try 4 eraoke ‘ ty =o 660, 0 oWwit 4arke , a“ Open S ndav after ‘ =ene. Mov it Peden « , ~ M Sth.) - ; , - re VieT> i] s : ‘ ; ' : j ' ' ) . thy we ii tte tr ore irs *'TAa toiller as : vi iT Bde, ‘el ~ floor; large clenete and ¢t ANDE RSON 7 rooma het nt aY.. Websier G.,,.. euniry home . « ‘ | m 1 3510 PROOU Con, Oda ets good ln fal being 36x140 ¢ ~ an Penton 24% NyhRALTs A" and w ms bath, Ras. electri, garage «tr. a u © ut of ver Cusences oF Jona li] VieD () , PAG S1500 Bert ——_ R Heeee DT ite usually m beets & Very TT heste: ; rj al * Mads i mae a age St ree } ' 4 tel , . , ] ) ‘ me ‘ , ; b ; rrr soul ’ sf: { r DoGaNes . ‘ EL, so . ‘ys SPacious hew homs ris . oe . "il tbad ot i) one . ad ga 8 >. . . ‘ ’ r,t? ~ * . . B \ i} ; , 4) . . t) An ’ OOTY OF € ul r j SE 4V EN. ROOM RE SIDE NC E e TT ESSEL Bie 4,7 Ty ; = os —— ' ‘ e oe. ns . 1] ) ; ' “ie ry i ‘ ae Pte iS seal ee we - Dough is ede 4 4 (hestnut pe — o Wort h mi ae 10 rt , —- ‘ | . iy ae By 12 - ; 4 .f v o, f ; ~ ‘ . af 1 “rg . rie ‘ _ - >Miii) ’ ; j . . b« it Acar] ' "4 . ” e “RR NC May 10 Art oo 4 all modern ones, PLO SE 421 Kuchia ~ “ ‘Ta AD) Drive ‘io nia lino ‘ . ; ‘ys *? . thd) j - , ' : . ov ’ , Ornite) I bai + Omit s if} > I } . 7 NORTHWEST + is: PE RR Y ‘Rl TH, , . == SON ; 4 er) ‘Tool ric) , , , ehstey, (iTO ee [it i . aria % ct A ng oo ™oee9 - \ I ake } , a ’ . rir rice ptnt) 5 dy SU UB Ii ‘s AIWN -~-C MTP . 2. oi Ww ALTE K ht a Ory co 8: ae ‘hs 10 Det - . - ~ Clect ri, furna, ' 100% rhe .? a , ‘) ' : .« - \, Qar, : . ? . ‘ Thr in] } » . Eve Ne 7.4 ANT OF I’ ORTI NV r . L at et a a \ . \ Perry, NS eae ee Oratecd Me n—- . rooms. mn new y N iD \V BY NV ( ’ . i , ‘ writ ol terme + . . . - ; mon oo : ’ he = , = {PALE . ‘ (i. ee CUPr s AClie ‘ rw bei Nas ’ te - — Rarott "* ‘ ‘LD eb. Kirkwoo O Muit; S34 OR a ad aaaes n Webster Park | 1 : | , 1T HE ¥o , : HOO?! GALAN ! a AN RE SIDEN, KE BARG AIN KOTSREAN ag i sar to Hills; de at ery Sleenine ee. tO4 ‘ar a. , ene wd i \ DmoN ay ' se 7k lor 1 a Parke Obl te a ~ , K one VON rou POON ss , ‘ ASHVII.1 VAC ANY tiie bare) i % Troon id arve mL. 5300 BLOCK N KIN pea. roots. Precept i n hall Tre ~ , ~ st] (22 Chestn if Main 110 Sos - » . imdwood , F n , | . zs i San : v so ' “O00 how ’ feo furn eile. Pri, I, 610 + : le roof bate nw oi d Th i'n Parlor, 'OntaInse @ roome har tric ] s : a“ ’ bat! irs . : s mer ; rus , _— a - oy yA Tle? Se ; , ' — ' “.) , rey " Poth.) 4 , ' ’ " eh. ay . . rh . . ¢ ‘ a? : ‘ ') ‘ ,* . , ‘> ‘ x ‘ oy ' t(afiiy 4 fet , ’ it Phere rooms, . | li'¢ rea aon r intr fon Oper, Sunday ge hhmediate - - — Poss Bio) ee \y ; rials rr) re) a . . j > 1 fea) wif , sei , , . - . ’ ror 3 , , r _ ; = ' ‘ ' ' bie i h elect “TOO (Teh aie Maffj q , rr : 1 } j CORNWE Lf, ht K .- rent Tia: during week r .irnves Webater } it Webbe i hase oe Me of Y roome _ ee , : . Drive be ve males ba” 4 pra BtNG eee oe , (Hive 2204 ; Voth phones,’ + acts ple bl. Aapk wood ont Hots} \ r 1084 ( ee seeping po ‘ a NOt-alt . 30x A-31 Pp au fale (mianiin : DoS 3850) : , ». * “SS bargain at fy Al IW — 8 5 Thrush —. 6. ¢ entral 19 ee ACHTER, Yas] . hare ebsttr Grove : Maple « ee. ‘(t 164 Ss LUNs | : Mf st-D ) caruge ms Coy Grow pag flO possession: Tey ssa? OGth,.. elertrin a Mine. 6-r a roadway _Path and laree ain. oder, > recone way eos Or\\ 1033. a ' I rr witaia i AGH ae. Re J, HICKEL p i ALT Y Powe: SDUO. te, ne ' furna. : room leen’ : \ . | RICHMOND loca ted —~ aa, dition Dor - rail ie , ~ hig : At 14 + Cada: eo pu Ores b>, ~ t*" ; i , ; sf) \ ih f A A \ ~ ~ = = Opes =: % (). (FLAK Pp bs te 7) rifice, Ss 4 \ . ’ BING ‘Dow . HEIGHTS Soni ae flow - :hiedl > wees lectry v. was heat: 6 rogme “ wood floors. wa yep irdwood ¢ Fours ‘ } ' th 1b ri ~ ‘ OOTs, : bungalow : o ow i?) idery 4 reoin bric lv4 Ww (ot i. jer iy AY, h a de J re ‘ ‘ mis , a ." rial a lliaAK es Lis $340 , o> * - 1@ hat he u . a ij by iZ rose« Oy 4 Prap ‘ : KO tile bath, hor. wate Price, 7% ile bat th; down ¢ ick . ‘edar a eter 1474 Might -re mMatla ' : . : Ole sin} yg Plait very ; riTibead| Cowers Aon of pperiiculars. se " SOR Warn at o pre " T hin) “yaa Slo be . A ‘ , P Sips ’ . * ij hes or ken ' ‘“. Sas ane Cleeti ri (‘olf; ix 1 SON ae USSes si), a shrub. Dt TTON & KEHL. E NBR ™ ; ~~ Pr) ; ° ~ : : ua Renteo ; Pry ace > 4 a . , . i t) "tse ~ ' = rn vies i . i ¢ of , ; * se . ; > ‘ ’ } “ > ° ’ . ive : ; dit NSGALIWw Rew n SO041\ _ lect ri ‘ ONC. t) rooms : ) : , : ad Fa. ; vd vea ‘oO ar "4 Mar. leo ska =? - i ’ .¢ TY f ( I 4 SS \ | NGALOWS ' fron (‘herok,. «V Alsathe wt Centra) 4O°° atic Tir . ‘ . berated ‘ee car, 3921 Winnehae, 2@UNGALOW— age >) het “ ‘Dat i os : gras furnace, ‘ V4 ( ; \\ § *? , i . ater hens j idaeyly li) tors: tix J » ferme Ceiitia ni “3 i? > . rLHSON , ; , 4 : y . . ' . : : in — in 7 4 ‘> Ms , i ik - : '¢ ’ ; 4 ~t) try . ; | 44 or . two, partiy fi roou > but deo 405 Ni 1OOW aise , 7 . A lel ° dl LUGrkE ’ $1 es Sota t)} ‘ , . ' nice 7 roonie yi anid l.abad! : 4- I AMIL a ; ’ Nished up } : } Woy ‘ ‘ i 4 a 4. your ley ; Din : : : Je a>? ‘ . : . . ‘ ‘ x , j I ' b aa ON rr» ! oOors hy ‘ iis tile bat e @CxX- i a prade frees Cre ~ J | Sg ext BO fru rOOmM., bat) ie ’ Troome larve neg Eo 50g — ' i ! ep han t aa ; ‘ > , AA ys bey) Rk e } , ran od lou BRK $° 600 ‘er lOl-Wuter heat Maths hard wood 4 and 4 oe segs ne ; +6 . ' imna mI “ i _ . . f corr , , ; : —" . err j . i ‘ f } - . ume > irs " as tit , . Tice ' ; a : theobmond He lah te , ‘ » Hiawatha Churches, trains a . USe; Near «5 - las avenu. L be hk errace , . iy\ mt & FRANKE i: S450 nL , Tey ) \ be rea; I bath Pent 45 ‘sratio ; rooms De: . i\ Box - ”] Pose 8000: this is Je stairu Bde, 50x 180. BUNGALOW LOTS} Sight. Olive 4949 4, Went: 6 Wa vith. sleep orch antl F-room home) “OTTAGE— 72 tS at) en i i’ mn? , >I ht? j ; rd tht) Cash. balan. ! } Mle? . berg tif ~s - roon > etrj Ctiv E \ RonF rR: . 4] an rorma tion from een Prices Get fu! Write Por ~ tN kK 1) ‘ " KG iO ‘ $i) lea ‘ ii : i . ‘ 4 iid — strictly $25 P Ie R M ayv.. Richmoar j ?» naa ; 4009 K AMP ree, x . $15 nde ey ont : ~ “Ula uw with ™ a (ary Atl] ieee, . os \ .( 3S hy ~! ) ( ! \ / ( ) , areatr p pe P A u publi Worl , a » 4 Ne -OouUutly (ienerna) hs T*coratl ” 1 Arlin Ment "ye 1 He iM iit« VW ebater 114 J ainwright ‘> \ pq , ii T) ' ' 7 by ree vs . - = a oy n ‘ i : ; , +. bts ea , er : a’ : ae >, ‘ P 4 | . es : Perms. . ? ~tt)*? “ ov } aly :} : Motors Diane atle eleetri Has te av. "h40 A room 1 : ‘ "e~F., ofr tioor — « ‘— @nd bar on Gras aed Wis) , “~~ re Ofte oe H400 \+ o ud if Or Ww conenes « ; rien, :$ se c hte one : ei Ab rton and Dale *; , ~ tour! Cornes TREMBLEy “ M4 SON R [Vy Dlen hu al 1&0 ]* (jak ' , . . : bey ] "13. "wd in, i j nares ~ cke + "Oo Saige ~OR for ae JR ht UNGALOW ms 4A os Tar ae W illiame 4 1B i lot gost as Monts fo ; Owner, Ker. rom Car our lier me. & } hot-w ww. wn & rt 100s 1 Cor en —s a+ ' se ; LPB? poreprrps : oe f th sf » rooms. ‘oe Gig ¢ & J. a ‘ nton 119-] brice | —. st Webster and « CO. Get | NOt-water gear 7°" * x216. wit &'TAGES—1.-. ) oni: OO: fi | ay ) 1aeg PRETTY B-Rooar caro outby tile bath. « ea uti. | EJ. M tEILL ligt’ si “ ~ : ] ni Kirkwood t 4 } “ ru ix Ries " : Lary: 4s ay . 4 .f | ' . . 1) \ ' ’ j 7] | M { (>| | \¢ > > ih] dings ’ t iin he ' —— 4 igi ro “ “Ne LOO \o i. >i ' . ile a Loo: OO 5 rf 10x19 T’tALAIM —40R - -N@stnut -roorm ; : =, un ‘ 7) ‘ fi ’ ; oie j ing —- ‘ ) ras ' j Adj] . “ > , a>’ - : : ‘| 117 . , ‘ . ish. at Lea Pies : fers Der . . 3 rame, mo e al ‘Heights ane 4nd cottages im Ries on Womar bath we hen. thar wil de . Of hhes earage ewly . - fe eee t-roon _ sy Dert Page A Helen: ‘es, | ae > ' cans ; ae HN SAUM 625 ¢: MONTH! ele seo r Meat, tik beth “2 © rooms, hut. | = $2000 cash. dern; trict. ranging ane Me« Ausland ar din Tloor; bath cant Ga. ‘ » bedro x ©} as WW = , nee ~~ oie od of eal. vie 4 ' e wl of rick ption ha x its 1) vr ' HIN ¢ Mite) NAY \\ COTTAGE Bl Ne AL -' Hestnut gw! ‘ie in oer Ras; Stri tly 3 ‘lear Wood floore 5 4 eo rooms, on Ioucille " S000 ‘al prices from * : . i“anTQ@e front ante ' ' VPUPOOTII@ on 2eCOAN, OST] F Ve ' tr] = ebsier, or the Prides } 7 qo > . wie pri «1°, y Pa) ‘710 . . ‘ x . yo? Pa , oi, INDE N “ais ana card of Houerry lor . ; ~ a 7.2000 caah . ~T 7 dur “utomohit, will , . L000 io copp r Li)? nm. COmMnD et . j Sa ‘> ‘ . I} ; $. 4 ; re Lo tit) — 1) ‘ Ii " ‘ , Woon | vl 4i Admission vVar>rtiy . ‘ : } le end or t) . id Static Me : m ecreen & " 4 7 nm UF - = _ reened ‘ it] 2 v Ch \ I A , i ; ” rh! i } ; 2 ae Vv . . i’ . pa re} sy ait roo Lice ? VU IND a ; ; + : n UN gal ow, ’ you oe, properties rket car lng to shader te _W Ee: “da $23 Tin “R : ro) 0 be bui] yy Ml AK E ( DF F ; R im y _ ees, oO st t merry OO TT ‘, Ss \ ey Cores 200 SOR1SE. fru it trees Ui nion rit, Ri : ©O., Zz cash. _— ROBT. Lo ha STER ROVES , f We have —-*: WISH A RUN. Cory (7 iM | ee’ eee THOpp ~ 1 f TAG E—Tep; — Guise ayes gg , On Rol + 7 aad . 7 " Ses al ; es et ‘ ) » 4 ’ Ai) ‘,/ ' ’ j §* : rivie ’ - tal mun a at tl¥e lin a TAL i. ‘"¢) WE RST ER Br Mi, e se rh, S| fat) (or - = lave KW iow lw a e ™ s t of reaeonal - ‘ ‘ j va 2 \\ 4 ; yey i} ‘: ' ‘ | ( iW VE : ; NE W }° ef ‘ crty At i. 7 , 4139 VV Alor lige a $ = 8° 260 Sr 700 cash. Open ~~ : “ : . ae fe Cpe ‘ => “a Le! ‘ ; . . . i , “> re . ’ a ; ’ ; . P , at? iia ,¢ : ; ; ; ‘ 4 ’ , ‘ . pains : ale ‘ _ ‘ ties , ’ as - °rm 4h HMOND JHE IGHTS Bt Nee ae BO 7 ences; quick po soreninn OG8F. All| day. ows’: F®tame: large yard: ‘s e : [OUN] Ty (Crms. See us S200 ! ES bry NER LEA ING CT] 5 B UNG AL, OW “eetric and bat} — Siy wt Water he OLIVER, 57:36 ‘208 Wise ; alow V JOvY ay 5 ee REMRI ' Les : 3 to PATI RUST «% ALFRED p : ° ge “Ons le 4} COTTAGK__-: -- Dply OOLS enenee, | 3 Clectric , ’ roome lin *) ; Dri : ; rooms lot re wr . P 1] tok, \ ‘WIT Sao > . Tileve nY nts , : LAE ' " , } > ‘ ‘ ! Era es fer ; with, hot Watear , riy—_f row TOE Map BU NG AT ghte: es , ae furnace ‘ge Ny . . od - A cf) : OUTS ge ii) , a At? . _ oe , ms Geaien . ' heat. StP@ets pry: - oe fra t } TA ees; price hy ) pereh, 50x150". li) fine £26 Marshis | o> 7 37,° »f) \\ “? . tu . vg fat Hag " $5 ' OB4R Murdos kk Sue OUTS oosevelim “een pes Branconier pl.. 6 . . beard wood floors, ¢ Price cm iis ] ait. Sa 4 8 lias 4 *?) alt \ \ ) ‘iy ' ‘ New Bul (rs . YRrPrAGE—n,, ; ier : 40% Tuxedo ,7 . . . x - . 7 4) ’ ‘ CENTRAL sel a j ~~. : ; " L iT) * Had \\ alia ( "% aa ralow, $1. 900 Dow Chi ripe iw od, ~ bain; OT tra le : - eat: einut ef. ! ly] Q ww» O00 i ‘ ‘ TAG] =. xj SO ! -- ” Nn ! . 70 ’ : fOr any- + Sarage = roorn)s ) - ‘ sie ri\ (? , era i ae F ; es BEL ; my ‘ San hs 5 ; ard - w @ N ONL Y $. 9200 00 624 che ey 0 } +, re iT OME } ~ , “a oi et 9° 7 ON = Ml ) CAP ‘a4 ‘ : , re “> . Orns t ‘A LEVIEW “a LAGK—, reper) ; ahcises . ‘ ar a admilasio Me ~ ‘ ar a\ " - 4 con I . ,? at rsp et thy a are ‘ ORIN ' OEep . a | Liss , , ‘ ee i? : j , a pei varay e? lent tile ~ > 2650 cas ‘ eos COC OT be ] 4 . “ ct * bungalow im Richmond price ; - weeee Px I 4S Vil . | © oO PeITEN At Pullerens > oe ' — ' Adi toda y afte» Sac rifles €2-,, ba Side ash f1G8 wp enroes” sarage; aie Perert s199 SRADY 5 SUNRAD L. SCHOPYD. an Dal ott roomsr bu th ti " " » rye Tt A. 4 . Mi ‘ aT \\ } ‘ ‘ ~ "Ts : ‘ Mt (aT ’ : ; - £a2. cla ’ elglhits ij B'S ty : titre \ } - mie] rj f w bieot , ? VN Pihcie is soa xami lie (TAGE ~— py P - hel lot 4415 Moric fine f ATs i { vile ", ti ? 7A md Py | ‘ ¢ wf Te I , eo ia > Proon a . ok: ’ UPnace on? le - 2 POON OMrick Mitte “ures th if & ; : rooms has Mint ° SA \ Wrote " et | j ’ sd, Sarna ge: " ¢ =: bath cas “_ , P leans “Wher has a. Condition in an! KEN’? TKRe Price _— Mii Moors are : , , MSS byw jy , SOUTH NGS aST 1927 *y t4(1) . OcK N stig Sf N , \ 4 Chestn if OTTAQGRE ~——o MOE Alsace oe * BIG \ A ” rice ' . ‘ = . , ; oO . i Wicd haere : ‘ ‘ts Bas ‘ : () ’ ; werer J : Xt % it) 4,4 7. ‘t— ’ ~~ ; I - : ity. Thon ; iss ° 31000, ns must ~ ‘ Sole A gent vaiyY ft) ft? Pine . ree ’ ii he if Fis Vf \ *\\ +; obese 7 . ri ‘; & iz i ( j , . 4a RK P ( IR B ~S iP 5. A file pag i rr] as ' reoome ea ‘. Beautify! ft. roor resid SOZADA Re on lem , Lgoy (ASH will bu ’ »> thes nut reened - nig oom “ur rae levelar ‘Sonal. - In ee ‘ | R kK ' atl) {NS ; art * Feception Hail gas, Water electric ley — i] ' ; " . ' ‘ / - , i! . Bm ti ’ j ’ P ’ ‘ ate put ~~"? »f ; is . j ; ; , . x tia) c ah . ns vil. - 7 ne “t NIFT ~ 401° ° “hor tfay n rae ! lok hose: lot aa, > en (sler brace i frone 0 . ; ‘ h ODer fi» NSOGALOW“W Neu r) = ib : , I r > , eee t br le] ue j P aP5 a Point e) new “a PAG 7 rovonjs a) -_— .. 8 @ er Sarages: big barn: . Richi Y BUNGALOW eA ro0p. TOVEZISY balance | PEO for 2 care with ie ePPINE porch, ‘ge. foot lot Withrow.” ons: mIderg. gy PD CARRUTH ER , Mes, for ca rds: smati| © ‘a hardwood Fs bookem BOM: tHe | Sor taGe ere ay. UN; Tot Boat, ME ~ femee!8e extra hous enMeond py > oe ae: {. MORFI1 R07 "eSeent location = ~**' sUSl Com; ey) NGi AT ou SO Tens: ae 4 COTTAGE a 4 a ~ s 2 N] . ; ’ ike per (Seinen an ae WOK Cases re o COTTAGE. : —“.— fare to ity Mome hardwo ignites, is | Harte, i SEE { ‘ Nestry if on f WREHS’7 i Fe a : ' : or Li \\ WT’ ‘ br - ' " , . ¥ e ‘s , =~ j i Wt XX lah LOZ A BR - yea? ea Ry ter , Sarage Dr os os 8 worthy _ a, ar "tl - = ; a ‘or isa! if AY .> blocks MKe; locats ’ od floors, hot-war rh y 4, Owner } at hy tin as ARG 4iN eS GROVES TRI ST Cw! ‘ en, lect? et 10" Or s ric} 1) 1 K Al TY OO 401% «) m PHO? thay bey sec “Ola, bath: , : =o OU! n . S ~~ rs . MAVIT) \£ 7 ' Sige!) ae Werrie , F , rs at : " loute: Cory : ar "+ PUSSees i, ‘ . ? "8Vivania » ath ‘. foi Pointe, jus: off ful home of 6 , Be Peeriice he, ( THOT hy ~ ORATOR New 4 . ~Per er; $900 POOXT IO The | South Side Nev Pa ( AL ae TON Hk = . ; ‘ j F >. ‘ | : P ,° ‘a ‘ : Cri , ‘ , sO Arcade R j Erst-class Cori Seeptionally el; } OAK W og yan , BItUNG ‘ haol Elienw, o\rs , eTLO Ungalor , ViraGggk..4 ; . ve her there h Pvt Tr kets idg ie) P ot « and pore) jifior PXtra ln K , ‘i , f sha Mle } »] On an : ‘Al cr\h a: ae ; or} - ’ ae ~ mS r ag. rranit 1a ‘ella " 4 tile } mth stean - ron . ‘Dar ain 7 . fat. Glectric fixty . ‘ ; Orcnes, beng | tify; ~ "@° vot ilo ou pee un ’ ; bierniaic] Ol rat ejecty nt ’ mt yy at LUrPiacs , ire ons I ‘ TS, hia f LOD] oe ; fied? Ar Wood flocs " . @ oes wo hile ei UNIVERSITy City race, Ciectric. Wate, 1 , 100 . i. i j frre re wre = 2 DA 71 seer) a saile ! thane ror , 140x259, S400) ‘ira bid KP sea = iat M rrizgit 7 : a mSodtoa ~ 4) § { e's is . ~ INS [he entir. ; pe: Vis Mirst ‘ WrrAs:! ‘ ¥ EASTON. “TAYLOR : NG AL AoW Bt uc . Rood Rarden of ' 0x9 2: bie aw " = © tlige thes : ’ ; . wa wore} ae . e ‘ - hin ALL. rea Vilar 7, T — 27 DAVI ‘> Yale " . Abans Ma inT sah i i) ' ite Lumclecds. 37) é ') , id P " Jn; With buy bis rhe Oxce ent , 4 ; mw teh 7? : : . a , ‘ ike “ iin rs *“TOOM any reur oe ms . e ' } j j z AJ S45) \ , N I L\SOhR ‘ Aba ny 6503 ift ar must sei): condition, street ~ een lms os ‘io Der foot : ? ] ty ‘ Mi S'] Siecriy : } Ove. SS +) ith ao} iny ; , . ' ‘ ante ‘ BU. ( ory’ \(; " s Pree ' ws eet > ard a we ve | COT? = = wr The rss , "hes ha ren ins Call rie nt site North ‘EN borhood rOnVeniant eur et “Lae voi WALTER B.. . LOORY LOTS Py . : WN et u 4% \ . Seep Ry) ‘ ' oy 0 BOS? Og ‘ floors. a Nhe VM" AC! Fine ' she Nerson ay. ’ hissine NCE = all Ht Nton oan ! folie hle j BOUT) of ' ii 0 Schon! : ' ‘ (i i“) R05 , ; j Aa an] “he ' - (yyy iz : : , . e) j ~ ( , }*: Only pay sae mA Se Dries pay wi ite ink “wy >0 is: ivory Kitchen, ’ our q¥ | 7-7one bh — os A rnihs rm ‘ ; . 7. Bly, rire wah — K Wood , + - : 2 " ,\CANY - ' “LTbij w Py] Ne] ALO hi) “ AT wo 1795 yt) . , ' ( ' . il li : \ al. Cipe, dia: Sete laa por wr ans Gr SSS Se oe Wi! liarn pt # au } Vacant a »0 4 OLE «* ome Ard Wood ' atin: , minne. ” aa ‘ Oeata a” 00 a pres : i ) \ ant oo Dos } pee : . | »*? hy nhr. % rT 75s &. ee . Rie “ ae rove oe ltr} West | raved AF, : 484° ee Me elty ndition brick ome ; Dhar td pee in oF Dhon, Wee - ws oui ing If tool - we v0 wp J 00x 160 +1 , “ Orchard ateae . = Peat ha ood f fa rZ\ * sei reg ‘| \ 4) rs H BORN w h. 4 L ih Wie i be T . = — ‘ 4 it . = la vo: . . lin ont ‘ . UOWte; "ie par . . ‘aA ' .« ? lee Pn , . Maples vain “ PUTT) ey ‘ } 5s rr ' en ; it j j ? ‘ , : itiffvule, -" ~ ; ay Sale r oe -* a ray.: § ‘ 1iTAR. ‘kh Hhew ININGL - ifn v ‘ remia ing : ey F ‘ + of a : . Ii! \UIALOwW B, tc, . UJ Pu Re 20M re OTT AG . brat) med SoM. vi 7 rooms furnace en Hy Labaiie a ‘ tral Try ‘ER, 400 Liberty co \ |: \\ PROP +AU ebster Par} at cee etek: south: : DORM Ie Pxisens : ° 76 | yy. -s_ OW RES | a S115 Mafntt ay ‘ns’ na. ilax Olive NR ey Cen . 4 L IS ‘T" ‘| eyir '4-SCHNE| R }- %) ' A ; sited Purnacse } “/ - i as a rst Up ' lh ti S300 eas ' ath. ga« OPT AGH Mir 7 ; . ; Kaa ch of t} .s oF UNIVE 4}. VG I cell ; 115 Chee ber screens: « SV tery A dierdaar' as ! a_i ; he br ” sine OC 4:3x})4y- Céeption all thin we wedie a * rooms. re a Moder * above 719 Harvard ay RSITY Crry oom b ot § Webhst > 7?) ‘7, - : BI NGALOW—3 , = —— we, Png), | ~™t TAGI au $1453 : . ee t of 2 ALTHEIMER Si7 Ches: ner on vremises ‘4°Ke Bleeping porch. at the Driée. mnences ee water heat; bri s ® pe Bleeping porct room, vitae a, foun ‘hay nee Fin BR l ( ly ( ( ) | ( ) \ Ye Nae ce 1x5 : R og. Urnacs ‘as | —_— : Jot B , Trees M { vl ' = estnut st “UTTAG KW fe) | = reasonab]e "tone a » . ii a0 4 : ‘ st om ; . ij 9 7 _ oa . = >. r ‘ ; j 4 ‘ et . tm ; . . * = * RUT rs 1 me hools and ha Wan cor on Vrms eae ni lining eater and baat ' lo? 1COx540 a} 4 é | \ FF : — oy NMPxt to , bin (s)Tavois ! TOMRREInN, , > . ar oft ( J n & — nt Ww *? LOW int: S500 Sage al . aod 'b ($2500; Va through. ad Ow o—— iTS REA ALTY (O., F to ver, three hears mereened prohes ona | FOOms, hardwooq 2*! With giant vake x . PUNGALOW—_y. 7... * Bot AGI M818 “tem } floor ; ; 0) blocks from motore”’ ; like rent: BUSH-BURN ts iy “ iH ‘BI M £.. Chestnut ae Troe electriot omnn ba th ine . nd karnys v7 ne vate, or . har Souk’ 4 pa Oe o rev « : ' . , , TOO w uM cy Lfip ~ A v3 Me nros ‘nn : es RNS, ARY = - hot . ’ ; . Ty Lae, ' 1t / nie i ' Ms . ’ pre t , fa yi _ ar | ‘) ’ ‘bes ‘OTS ‘ . bike? " . saa , c' \ | ’ . ‘ ness ; ™ al flea? : thilie ; , wot MH . a? : ‘m, tHiL t ‘ — } od eh A very desirable N? TERRAG ie ace ater ei) Sux age Wate, f “pate Sehu _S ' ie PRO MeNt ont PA mover | Ow nes Ouis . $465) “Ry : 7 a ' olent: ' nO cottages, with ash neede.) Davison: S enna Sion . a 44°37 eRA ‘CH ant liv moder 5 it, TRATARO ole . . Franiteidq } , WERSTRER” Big Ben, . 7 ‘ , “and fiy S100 Tirmt ~¢ , , ROP pe ; . ‘g ~ IN E In; Ewe Vite rin nN room Pig t)e@, Cr , aery tric lie) © . a Mike reN GR OVE ; ooge Ne fst NC] I . r . . ‘ ’ ’ . “ € iy ; ‘a8 _ ori ition = % i] LN tT “ebas " 2 “1 ple ‘ and ms and bes ify thes Ww shed lot ; Med, chicken | PRUST oy LOW : ; 6 \L REP ; ‘ =i 12? Chasen S| nedid fran ¢ co lenty pine Pore h wie eut : u yt Parlor Gdiivew -. : ON: Mile si reel 1 Ou me W E Ager? brie] hat) ‘aon { allfornia = ; , 41°50 ontie ‘fa , ' er ‘ Wiew Al is ix Toto OTT As ; = , : nie Vin nm 1395 — = food Condi tier, sue 4 4 , 1? *, dee) cf : , ' ; ee See it fyi . ‘ .. ' nT } > ! trent . , " : . . «! ted oud > ' ri} ‘ i wn ' ’ : . ’ =? . Hie . aa a "t / “ . . — “ rape arbor yee ree a fee and a ‘be ry ! oe of trang; ortation : Ww, hs K Of schoo . 2 s Th . K o. M iM DORE 1. 7 ho} An jas} wa ra ge : =. G. SCO SOO COT \GE | LRG L—IN - a I ‘ r Y AR K BU 7 " mllate soe en. Ma hester "$4500: | ia eA Be f.. or . . 0 /O16 Y en ; : ' "O) Gegayt The ony : edater «ire, stmt ' Lad vfs eg tr ) oa - SGT " 7 ( ‘se Aaa an ‘ . ee b OD i ¥ m ' tte DOS Mem wig, me rie’i ie Story * S00. -— tall fabany, Hone Vestmore and tae " business renulren i" the prica . «| ping Dor rng _ “ Nclose BUNGALOW > ete . ferson «& Graean . 1G 4072 5 , ! ae | 14), =! ( AL. OW CoTmyr ii . hax 1O7, Pp NE W 4 he MOM ie’) other eity 2 . th O onuk fieors . _ ine SCT Orn, 7 sent, Lert ; et Oe iat , ‘ TOOme wi ’ Waa te . bh * , asks : ! ' K .r petite oes ; . ‘ Soret} a ‘ ae F TA ie tate 1O44 " . ; Price «@ Ve tn pea Walle U i , eee i lildeys : ne " , ; ' () Ni via ! . hati - As . - rye MHF ~ wrarartit) Rtricty idscle re ' Dea ned ' } ) ~ OO) , 4 _ - , ' Ow att) t; © . se GR PRE iLife ' ‘ rij ; 7s eat fer] eT , . hewivy ; Vand ' roor ‘Nive rsity 6; ity Reside ne ft wen tar ee i i AND | .* ‘tit gel] ") } rN owner f 7 teeny i j 29] pst 8.000 on “Me ‘nout . sh ty ] | [’ | Diwr . 4OXN M te rie id j ‘ i ry? ; a FK 4 ; is if}¢] () Vix } |”? - Aer B ( NG AL O\W ~ cr] i Afi] {] ’ ‘oed) W alnut Pa ATES ‘a e pur T me , pied M58 Sle ; ‘ iy al, fee diutrine . ‘lara | Bund, thiaude t(reee (Team attacen — i” Colors . it, af M b} Ne} ALLOW Ponte oy Ox’ Pry. , Lite ; , {} terns b~ he ite. j on , ; bills? sort} 4 ' Neat ‘3 Met og ig industria! ’ 718 “Vay, br Piertye ’ Plime ‘" red roof . oder 1) u 4 at) irr — " in t) Poor }} . ? ‘ e se A \GGhiNCc ys ' ? / ! Pil, ¢] — TIN SUL eres , : oer | Om , f ster Ph igry Dh res ent ' ‘ ’ ; " hn mot SS \J . I 4 Valk , : “~ are jae Sf Péaes : - ke REAL‘ \ OC’ etl Terme. : nd bath Ist fle LeGna Ni AM ith @ , J ik ’ ") ': Min] girag “wy } si ra , " “he aw wv our ha ’ lé } . . iter he if ere " . &. i \s i ' ’ , ] ii | fi ~ Y ry ’ R k ‘eT ; 4 . . t ar) ‘ he | A4 - iia ‘ "hoe mut at : Ay ¥ ete . lor 1° 28x = en Mune "" Mouse and , ~~ *. BCHOo ., . ~OMpart ae “Se. {all tod ' , ww pi eus el ' fs . to reag nat LLER ° wes °= 1 fx» ’ 4 10? ®: 71) A \ or kn ' Thy liar ond light . - ’ ‘ sae Some ; ay; ira hi bath ap ‘, ht A a \] A 2 “T} . \ ’ . ‘ ‘ An . . ' Ties, a 4 ‘4 ’ ry ) " t »-7 fy L\ I. \ \ OM hd a? LV a Is N MP a! « “at /- lot TY a tj room frame ik RT WE NZI te. i, , o ; ‘laws? ; } Aa . 1? “a> . " ’ ' “see o- . " hit ; 4 ‘ot . P = 4 ~ oy eed ‘ s ary o* . " os : i} me - cn , 10 pee 9 red firenlace this ei ne OOK CA Rom aaa ° reeos OOwne, , pi “40, With large itt \¢, ALOw —- - ' oe) ae ona ) ache & ; 4 4 . loder T n ‘ mn A yt) ; allies made: 1 . AL. U niv ersity q' { , | cna ae © this rich 4 AL vray of tiie iu | 4 Pare. j righ ' \ Ou thr 2 more heee ; > rooms. bat} oaan | rien é' a >» Ver , sane ihe ad fe (‘ot woe 7 ADLEY , ns — 3 | eit | ny Wit iwe te thy. Riots ofr the i ~ \} mR : - . amoune . ahs ru ,? Sour? —T ‘ j 7 ; : lh ae wile ‘ (a7 . >. on ~ . ' hu 4 yr «py s(nwe ; ¥ ’ id ary "i ‘ meis P ’ living Mri] | ; "s ‘ ' 4 *) . ~ 0) og mt, | ; I : r / ro - . | , ‘« : } 3 ; ’ . t ri bits “ ' re iis . p AGE x e236} | " 8 Hoeven “ Stns { sit ‘’ lig? r a 1) “ mn i 7 Olon n | initie rootina , 1vA ’ { ntra lian { ‘ | it ni “an 1 airy i a, 4 *D a al u¢ _ I WS gy ¢) a ] 4 i > 4 . ' ‘ le ri - / ' us - j f or esinn rt irs fer ck. ti] , ath , ~ titje ia o room 615 4 “ Z , to . “tir ” m) ‘ . eee a wee tes . , . | trai ‘ , chee Die : “yy ‘ ' i leer ’ - x : . ner i Thin it * fens Swed Poors anh a the eee iw + “a eTwe and tae ch. ( ) . , u Vict , IASR , i ‘ 2 1431 Citee ne Kirage I0~foe} wa *. 1. STOLTS Neap, 32850, a " ~ Anan ~ ; ¢ . ,* mt ; Srl. on : . - l] ' g: ry ~ “ ifn Mrdwood c. . i “iT ley hy \ e . 7 . irons gat ‘ Sii @ awed j , eaty ut ew? . ‘ ‘ eva " “7 ‘4 ;ary Wiil f . hee 7 “rn Le ey ot) me a ay Ory and show, by ~ 89 the floor Doles! OlMeS am p~ with sid. driv ~ ‘ floors doubk ‘SPE HER-M HRKEN« ¢, + ' onth . |: | ' suce. rer mhoney ' ; ry , ice, bal ~ Lae VI “© © ‘ah. 5105 : There Afe al ; ai Me bn si owner “ay; lot SRx 15 bar) (rij NAT) pen. ’ . + ROOd bi 4a 4 \ (; \ 7 ( yW ha Rarage $5000 7 Path. leceeri furs ; ’ ‘ . ac Re) 7) ° ' j li- (; i) ee x ’ . _— , ~ ron ‘ . , ut rT] [ | ’ ? gre’ T) ie er ee Peaie ; | ‘ ly weesre, ; ", a and me POP = ’ Sori *, mus h as ‘> k - ah . 1 } T HOR . tr : a W Ne \" ‘? Tite, bus , ‘I \" fh] ‘ 4 ; ; ‘ ; if “S M tus if | ; os aay 34000; TWO BE Re GROVES . Dh ewee) ate hoeae ‘Sa ler ld VAIN. lacs? Ales , a AOTC of 10 mane ‘« Sf af Puri ta et, . ‘ hy fogs ‘ on ] ; ‘ : it ' S ‘ hy ’ w ; = fhidey wet. ; rd Vay i] ore ’ | mine , ei ftp] PA} , Liaw f; ° . on ‘ \ rics . ; | Mis “ Nort , —— i Jack "tiliba low iota ‘ red to Cal fornia “ner beings +. —_ man o rw . sh bails pri SBL250. « ad | txi] ' J “es An 114 S500 4 heat se 7 3 » bath nea ; brick AW Ri N au Meaty imac iA it (Daler 7 ity auto os ran Aeés , , 4 PHORN, ay *. ete MiRA Tics sie Fr - . . . , T ’ ng i 3S (7) ety ‘ HH 4 L . aale et ' ; i} eleetiri Kranit im Trick, : man To \ ee 'O Rots rs a) a o ‘® DUNgalow “ . , » POD sent} ' } Cuielonts ° . tal Toa CK \\ (id*t . on tA ASF, REALTY: ¢ : me. New maine Vid basement preven, wend Ris. Lh a Pay oVerlook perth on tompart * i an ft k wood r room ; alee pa fra ind stu 2 ldahea a "Ones ; _ Wau Wess Baers | ' "7 art ’ ) PAOD) - P rice * 2000 ot Y° €%) hae | (hestny: et ant a . pret e 13? T5x140 mp 4 an 167 69 ~ oe ernienta lade - ‘* : One h ai) ‘lieu a\ airvinw 4 at , . > a Yate; ’ 7 e ‘ ] . VE : iA \ a ee én ’ ’ ; \ \ . >) ‘| , ‘ (lea ‘ ' ° - s ’ + JAm @ M Villy & few "i . oe He!) We! » «10 j ‘ yl HAW Mop: , ‘ALOW—), SON © , ’ Y ¢ ‘ or ANwEn AT} wel 2000 Main | — - (mtr 4 he ™~ " if ' fuster At? riwie ylea 5 ‘4 RR ‘ r) ar a i \* ‘} P . = j : ’ . ~ ’ f " ; 7 + [% ri MUA LOW : ~ iT, Lo (Hestnur at , 149 WV If ’ Cop 1) }» ry ; he t hx i nous hove water —_ we ‘ ON > rie T : , td lle ” ‘ &ée ’ Acs] - j 7 . rs . eT my ; , ‘ FRI SAls 1A WEST (ry | AGE IMAL (tne nue af. leney nk ofr 4 r oon . POTiim, juet Ie} ‘ hee vig J me? tie Parry ie , yeion ha ! bath ‘ - x is ; f . ‘ ' ! 7 i ‘ tT 3 idk Sew . ran arn hot-was - } aod ante; 7s “ bath . 4 in naanea Megre | vant war or ee VIN Diete | Mie Su pti q ly; iit) i ‘ LO. re tn JO 4 ich \y * ve . see 5040 ti some ~ ¥ ood floors t ; Ruarn ~~ , i ' : : ‘ : } ee le tale j ee 7” SiTeet it ee "BORT e Ino Orn is Por ‘pe aALe} iat, eectric. gas be > - Glectric made : “0 ; Moder: } " Yom White pin, ran : is | ey weir ey st Apnie : » vrrap , : _o , oP a SL Nasa - ws 6 riingte -+ , her t hes $47) Tad. — Lang Meautiful. dignified gv pura Ixx Jer terete: 3 baths Sidney 39. viel KMANN’ k a for inspect Randeo S3600- ,,, : 65°; et NOW —-room hein Econ MOUND opp went, balan today - tb reoins . lot Trey myths ; at ' Fight ;» oe RMON Me \ or MR . . ("(a ‘A As Pert « \ ty) live} harlw onc fl rick ridipecs ieh: Lf = : alance fas, and attic new “re 0b; uj boos Oro hes TBO tee iving ® hes, OTN, many way , MENGALOW ll4¢s (ira , TRIE K &§ , i} oe . REA ' 1285 Dalla: © S008, furnace hes t ah — ‘nion and s ; on , la ec; “Ate, . "omen: | | ve hot -~we te. “ £& any Slee " WARter hear « ion le@ning , hea) | Md er : : ~Jlo Ws OH49R ws (' Wier € “va best rye uo. — S4650 LUTrradgre. ‘A * AVS ‘ae uk me 4 (reese gas ati) Phone Open fire! ate he» } rdw ’ + sirn) ' ithe , . _ a SC wor.) (} md : rr " \\ iNn@ton \ . : - : , j Ne ¥; : - SW : ot rd: e' Fe effi: . * i. ear . Minds Stree; . S eatid é' / aces Mld'’s rey | (mor ane Pes it parr of “ be nwt " - ¢. } ’ : - 7 = ry ; ‘trl AG ar yy 700 one ote Lfi.g he . we AWW Venu vente ; ' : d>? Water hy ; ; , ‘ms n tile Cabany pn " : es terre ltel! “w.) » CONnNVEN irtne a. til, at) ‘ iin’ ¢ a , 4 * f re I i n ’ ‘ “rh a oe } | i \( se wu ’ ‘e . ' lery j , : tr gas " ‘ re PrP boas : , lee 4*. (‘ene - etetler ] ‘) POCUnG wor "ry mle 7h a, ; ; ; Ol tie od rear pore) a ' itrga ‘ P » , STreer a ne ‘ae ‘ 'Y ‘ ir nd fr : " e Rrouny: - MOTs ij . . Pes j ' . . ~« “ ” . S04 . "lark von | bes - ‘ y.) ~ th , ' inte i - ad | ix feere ry >) , ot) povy O°’ ne. wt ; " a 7iTT . " ’ Sen, om >. ; ha) ’ ; $1] , 4 : ; ry igen ae $4950 Gur le Mc 7 Vr) 2 ayia ; brat ‘ ; ire see of ’ Agr Bain. wim ' ‘iehen md ij i3 roome 2” \ 7 Show , . Dar me ry ' , : : Bl a i413 fp? ' ‘TY TRI's en rere: 08. tare NEAT Gleotes.. home « Mt OF SUPA wm oe «Fon ~ wee Atha, hog DOR FLING en p» ou roug =e ternys OLE Mi: HEM ‘ S000 O'lage N GALOW —~Reautif + pat -Dis nion and ’ : . “~" ' athe , “7 ikhinn , ay io... & reers : pind. eat : » if i} lef Came: ry, . k , ; ] ‘ llamo , ’ -eetii, BP |. Poinee orl Mils . - ter 3th 2 la! Be ior ST Sn am - reler rk ae de Park ren wy mm « Al’ PNG TOW bey il VG ATAaiw. i ‘ a (ire ‘ :, OHI ye ] . rrr : (*} ol '> E Co + ‘ "T fie, " ; Po) ‘ “an " ‘ PAG] 4 i : iT NOAI a } BN TE owner 4 i H4°N My a euny te Ww—4+ . sa ; ' ‘ ' , ; rT)’ sles if d sarge a>) . i? 1 . ; : , iu at o mavatan » ¥ ult Gi Fr 8 Th & ; st tomla y . ‘ ' te ‘ . ; ‘ [tM wy mee : : RDts / '¢) \ : = ) 4 ’ . ' . 7 rit \ : “4 om ” ’ sa ‘° ‘ii mnt ~ nord x? -* - ‘ ing a t Tr (HD ‘ E ‘Dw AR 1). l “4 ’ ys " Ul 1, - . ' = f NV ; Law ata i » ' nade. , , "N ; a ittract ' ha Le ; if fia A+) as, seeping pos 5 bl " . ar eain = ought GALO am ' 1D. ‘BA KE ‘Ww E L price Ben 4040 +y erips pA ne —s : , Pie. rick / (i\ SOPTH NJ ‘ALOWS | Barage for 3 ina 34 > Oth. strieety imedeen PATRICK . REGAN r pf ROTRRE AN 9on ' i] eS : Vu ~~ —s ‘ , ' Z " PPreciata. tines ; ~ ety >. a ee. ; ‘ 5 lg ~ ; ‘ . } oie er ee | * . = MUNG AY OM oT | wicbresetas > S4500 oe b-room rock > feet bane ‘ ! - cal ‘ ; ; . : : (4 = “ i. ) ‘) “ie? iu tar . 4 a 0be) of fy ol ' ' TAGE 4 seadvan a a | ian’ fy Lin *) , La other eae $5000; 3. : * ' . Zz). ‘ ‘wey " «) hy af i¢> re : ; 7 's , ' ; Ootts an r . —- " , se . IERE tA ENDEs my, . . j ts ives ° . is er ic e. own aos ef ’ nt w vee int. lola ee ‘ cu) ou. 100. «. ru we Pisce cd z , ee 7 Diriccae Wil) ab — —— sitne pee * ythen banue ' tae \ ‘ te Dey ‘ Pernia Obes ) 1O- \ a a a : : " “penc er p!.. bet wee, ie . and . » ts *] tm iris ores pos “ ‘sy ; ; et al Hetle Tos a 1 w AN. - be ‘ T ~ ‘ SUOurhs» TOM sy sa MALO W — tt é i Sk > UN ; 5 ro ir) . (ou furnace “ehland of <3 aah tial " . &). . “vany S211LK. an 7 i“ nad ag ‘ i 847 eighia: hl 2 ay... & r A ye

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oa DAT, 16 1981. ~ — ii AND COTTAGES —— T PARK block. i. S and hot water heat between 2 and larket st. Car ty ith St. entral 1917" -POINTRE ALOWS ar Sa er, : ron 2. eje- : tp de. 7) E POSSESSION 4-1 ; garage eee s) Yerr . “$500 “i mr) Chestnut reagels wil os frase sae. - Rime y og Du rgeeiz or ir - , Br rar ~~ ighit« . ior amas > @ehectrs V l enroge garage. a uo -.) ba : gu, | tlom ~bail, — = 5 vt SOs 96 bath: inn® le) S@@erewiacit srnri.. mime. & rooms brick, th vlectri owner there ”, * bargaln 2221 Gil # roorme, ~ wil : cas Sree ietin North Mark : acelient Sime im ems must sei. _&. WS iw and tat’ gee and eh Water finiehedt Kheeement a for 2340) bene reson @ & rooms: ivory kitchen, aih., vacant: #2¢6.%0 ttila«e & weet (| neon DRaltimore furtace and teat te ay roor vw Dade f » reo re es sree Beeping perce’ and bath O51"): ve balance iike rent % 49.1 h'enroge ‘pp . ee 3 roornre sim 72e Cheemnnt Main 1185. con enbences, chester S450) *« E-+O7. P-D newiv seis nla ' mr elemaut. 2 reer, newiy peppered, tit ARNULI Mareha |: ‘ street and ealier mege. TTE TO Cheeta «* Lorrain: a’ ctricity 4 -IMA™ - 4004 (hewteauw ay. vw ontivy Slt") cash © @-reem brim act a . Rome tf ectr hour or oni, $4000 TIT a? Chestnut ot Driilierte. eectri. - fon brick reception hal! is made ‘au REGAN KR. ; 703 = be eet - o-Teen brick s other cotsages: = am “Tr Ls Vacant Pprives. terme ba ~ IT ENE we ew .. STNDAYT. -__ APRIL 16, 1921. (@® 2082 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows BUNGALOWS AND COTTAG ES | FLATS. APARTMENTS. FOR SALE TET _ FOR SALE Possession of at Lea-+ One Avartment BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES NORTHWEST? BOCSE—5733 Garfield av.. 4-room frame 90-ft. fromt: pri . Cabany 1744. HN H. GIV ANS R. CO.,. 6200 Easton av. WALBRIDEG. 4140-—S-room catage: bath | hall: 2-story: reasonab! " : yoeme ans om ine nd © seems: ops na eas: furnished compiete: $10 weekly. Penrose; owner — ) Rae Doon y Syren oe oe on fayette : $6800 Box ©33. priat. bath BRICK BUNGALOW BUNGALOW—5 7 2. rshing. 4 roox 1d sun parlor. chigan av.: ‘ B7°2 Terry a\ l-story brick bungalo= nee .* SOUTH © UNGALOW—Modern, 5 Troon tion | S707 RE i ge Te OSRE : 2 Chestnut, Main 1195. mo agents every con- 25 ershing oms and sun parior , in paer.or. ingeii ORW 5 reo7e bath. reception ha!! electric. gran- garage Sr 6 harles, ear to Hanley road frst - AT Ml ~ — house north Remiech?t ‘ er —, Gern double; 4 rooms an lot 3Ox131: owner v ill show Lemied! oe Pherson. 6 roof . norch. “41 36-25 WW es 7. LOTTAGE—3-room fra: ata - 57233 MecPh coms and open porch -- ~~ OmIng KORT E- EPR “ST RIGA ' ‘TY ‘t)., R16 . nestnut a ee . room irame, orest- ase COT Jie > " . —_ ‘ LL - na > r « hie * ——— tien; bergain 1429 By " L MMi rsa “ o. - ' " a 1911 BL RD—NEw Bt NG AL ow icnanan st A . a . ~ § “~ De , : ' I e “THMISAA ‘ ~ — ‘ A iti Ts : ; ; : til, Ree : : \ Four . ™ h bar lwoand Tce and a ows, 4 and 6 roo floors “‘OnVenlience: terme - Taylor qviice r J CORNWELI : ‘ 111i N. Veh eat ar. ELEGANT COTTAGE North! an ; . s large reer yt ITT AG E—Hrick: ; ing plan’ Pr 7 ue art . c _ ert 3960 Sr Fe __ Forest 8270 °3 Union bi i%,i \GE—S50N7 Ar = Ace het h eleetrs. . * , STR WTTAGE — —— a ; —— ~ gist cs . ‘ A - 'TTAGE—5-room brick Fairground 4451 rooms. modern 4-5 roon. venience; large lot. two chicken houses, THOMAS F F LAT—Sing Owner - a : ~~ s : cs eap. a Pe retta ory - Marca- condition. ™ ALBERT : wy — BRIL LIANTE obal Five-room cottage ele ixtur —— alley made | x] 50 pri RIGENE J ALTHEIMER, ; ———————— ‘OTTAGE—Fra me 3 roo 4660 Rosa bargain. es A304 44 e reasonabls ; ) : (try . ; hee*nut ’ OTTAGE mngrovemegte: ‘ OTTAGE—31” 5” Rm $4000 : J gZood ‘ rder ‘ B and t. gas i electri possession May 1 “MODERN 3-ROOM BRICK COTTAGE S54: | , eg vera = P “ : ’ ~ - Tar : " : " . 1: ~ of "Bucli4 «4 e' - ‘aot a1 ' ’ a" - ; ; Y ‘nm _ ” ~~ . -—* J electric light siate #1; “mer ives tnere a — \I bargaic. ome qua : , tile . ‘ os STRUDTMAN & Th TMAN : , pantr - : 1(9% Lev X ( Ze a. VN. Seventh St. PIV E- ROOM ¢ OT , AGE 318 : Sem : 0540 oe neers. . aevarte; | COTTAGE ilies ev. in Baden: + =69©GOOD FLAIS -ARENDES. " t 80x} 30; 5 EH500 to SS500 a. en - s St g£a* « e ™4 40)" « + 4 BL GAL OW , nace , * “w BURIAN. 4016 « SMALL ¢ ‘OTT. AGE ae. ' m frame cot- and electr ty. price $2400 sf "RK AMP 6211 Easton av me NGALOW POR $6. 500 7T-ROO™M BUNGALOW 3944 tur © ; room “ore . . Fe rea? 2196 3945 NORTH M ARKET os ater nea! a -~ 4 an BIG r OTTAGE BARG AIN s auc ti : ; “410 Elli i bx 135 story s.ea ry : iA! —_—v- o* = » = aanA ‘ . being $x 140 ’ ry attract! ~~“ — ost ~) are . - By r 4 i. euai.y #pack : Home ve ! Preacwa! OBERMETER. {l-built frame cottage. 5 large rooms, ele Porest 3196. Delmar 566L fe le light. marble sink; lot 50x) = BIG VALU E Beantifr! 6-room resider FLATS, APARTMEN?TS. FOP SALE i-res : oe oe GOOD FLATS rapes eT 5 $4200 to $6000 FA NS T Bay 1 7 , v7 4776 Ne hlend sv. n, 3 ut ‘ 17.19 O'Fallon 4-faz a27 DAV ISON AV. ice looking; 1; be ) ya. ond conditios ree rood sh gs, ee : menthiv Price WALTEF JONES © Chestnut. ,...* . oO ve _ 768 4 "7 “ 44: Of WES ST END ( OTT AGE North Market: © root hot-water electric ‘ixtures EAS TON- TAYLO : 74 _ Easton ay et —— _ Four (€ hoic e Bungalows We hs yi be Pe pe A) > Foote 5 reems above Bes t 4674 medgern conteniences They . ei the prite asked and can 5 4e78 ms, il reasonable terme Owner will Te. . pes : 7,000 . aa 4682 BUSH-BURNS,. 1100 Chestnut ~ —_' 4327 REACHWOOD AY eed * A250 ¢ rood IN ETGEWouD r.. a - 7 = 4 a Aiwa mA te ‘ment rou Splendid frame cottage, 4 rooms, [nr | 7945 Madison. 4 _ ont ‘cyt rg Pry mp F ; foed conditior let 452135 ° price $2100 . . . SS - : : - MWORRTS AA ywre«ce# ars | Chestnut Forest 3196 : 2") \ VI | Ty } |. A | NEW 4ROOM BUNGALOW | a may a na. elec’ 1820-29 07 s st RENT, $954; $6000 14s- 4. > Brantner 7,000 nort Easton @ ral 4564 PRICE, - . . . Tie nat? electr’ . orice 45400 > Chestnut ) He _~ “gy ug Sa. ted rg 11 Z le $206-8 Choutesx: : aa $509 CASH WILL BUY Walnut Park Bargain petlltg ry F 5, S716 S@aloma av... modern residenc four ee and beth. let floor. furnace, alectrict |. etc.: lot ine Cniw $500 cash 1010 Cheatnut et my With Rent Money 155 Sgner a’ 4 large reoms , hal arze hantry iot 2 pets — -_ - an 5S aa) ' } . »? ras awter an : ca . . > ow 4 y - “& ; 2 Ow) . - pri o- $6500. rh : ' : —_ . : $4 - + A $ . —— . MORRIS AACH . Bestne . : E Both phones APARTMENTS—; 5 roon annra! income $3720 termé MILES 400 ater PARTMEST— lace asin “$4! ww » ied *" » ~ : : o r nt $2 + : ' menth mrrTren ts ” bs »T) ‘ 4 LE. 1 & cr ae : I Tr MADDEN & — FIA TS—Three; never vacant; a TWO BEAUTIFUL investmest. Box B-S50. Fost-tve NEW BUNGALOWS FLAT—Dowbdie, $190 perm pnth; price rea- sona bie Call Deimar 3 2023 4UsT COMPLETED if r. aE p B oe HOUSE— Modern _ 6 | rooms. bs th, = e —— - N a "T Will SAcrouce., sai 4867 49 San Francisco Av., || ite: 1SRF cer SA2DA Ashland roome with 5-reem eff. a is ane hardwood fleorse. fur- FLAT—4- ta modern throwghout. open electric: $12 cash pay- ance earv teem KUHS, FLAT—4-tam janitor . breed wem gross. owner nee . Pl a T—J- a Team The. § rh : ; | aa €1000 or more L'b mae 5 ro — ' ' ; , an ee wu ont Rex ui - T ' , ’ ; ——————— NORTH . PLAT—Sing!e BUNGALO W—4772 Geacon. 5 rooms. bath which I wien i terme: take Onien car to iiiian lars. Box _L-2ik-. NGALOW- Penrose 5-room —_e family. 4 OTSEREAN 301. 772 Chestnut. Main 1195 ’ on good occa ion: vel price Box ‘SUNGALOW—3 reome: all —- tee E- 185. Post. Dispatch graniteiad basement and walk; let " fot. See owner. 5531 Heien FLAT—4 and 4. bres th. — oe ape amare manga yah Lier. a. ° itwoalLow—se77 : Sacramento » rooms. south. terms. Ft.AT—F or sale or the h. furnace. electric showers: owner 7 vou through e reats pee WANSTRATH Cabany 840. re ee - rent ie ome well 5400) "17% Chestnut ese : rip rai Leer’ 744 ~ -- ; ; : ? Pea ‘ : ~~ toe © Rew av.. G-room residence Celi La : , ’ — LAT—4 and 5 room t-water os - in Fach of These | eens FL. “$305 agnolia: 5 roon bie garages: in 3400 nOt-wa heat $57 FLAT—3309 Eads a: 4§ 9 nd — ~8 iw ; Cc -ottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale 1 today. ————— ——E ae ——$——$ ee Es eee —~e ¥: SOUTH | MOVE RIGHT IN SOUTH | ~ SOUTH “Hi f 4 00-—E Z TERMS—VACANT lock artfor: y: rooms, siate roof. recep- 2 ‘ ‘ Post-Dispatch tion ha! rin id dining room finished in 3546 lowa re ; 3 and 3 rooms, | 5 ‘ ng EW | ted: 2855 ™ent room, bath; reasonable price ele my » room Orick | ; J oe newly Coctrates; THOMAS PF PEC HAN. 2022-24 5. 12th » €i ect Pic ; eee hed roovin we ay --— . - a a J. HICKEL, 621 Chestnut st. SIX-FAMILY FLAT PECHAN. 2022-2 ee = S48 Chighewe oe SAMY FLAD--61e0e Chae 1944-46-48 WITHNELL A Dewa at a 4. bS7 Deo fine brick bullding. ra = © lart rin ‘ ” — rooms » - . ‘ ‘ ‘ s - $5500. . Maa tips Sone he ‘each. . : in $80 month, a By - | Re ~ ae each: water A\ ras "Y CO., 3548 & ~ BU RIAN. 4018 Chouteau av REMSBEC HER- meee ag OTTENAD Md 2 uo | : 207 SSELL AV.. $7500 i 3805 S. Rroadwar Karace: «rice $7! * and 6 rooms, baths, furmaces, : » and at carag easy term ( ‘ S be hardw al throughout: sep ON CORNER fics s:"am‘henting Sante. ist one" 7 fiat in Sha‘ in exce t a real - ar- pris RICE & Met } Room 411 ‘hestnut UT wd U l. SINGLE FLAT Best Flat in Shaw Tract » ‘and 6 Doms ' ullt DY present owner for a home: not a rage - ru ’ fiat ‘liing t lose eatate “A . ; ' hot-water or arranged 3853 Shaw Admit av., Bout heast iis iti Valo ta ft ’ _- > ° . > - mii ‘ ee T)') _ * a ‘ P OO8 at *rpeits fs \* A * ev PLATS i Dine R. E. CO. 623 « Chestnet 4106-08 De Tonty St. Only SPOOO Cash louble f f A rooms Kitchenette hardwood fleors fur- ‘$ machines ‘ -Bt "ERMANN ar PRI( ‘'E, $13,000 handsome doubie apart- ms each, hardwood floors “AP ARTMENT 29 | ’ . : . _ : 4 i; 4 AE OFFER VAS* ° ' . py ae :¢ .s DeTont) Double, $12,000 INCOME, $2400; 4162-64 De Tont + fa > Foot 3 Folsom ay str ei | : a) > dnd ef) J . wt ’ 4 ro ~ ©] HRI 3° . ; 4 Flat S40") cash necesear’ WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut «a Best Flat on South Side 1006-08 RUSSELL AV Double 3-Room 3429-31 Juniata st.. nice (GLE PLAT 308) e° DiC Se. Me ome SHAWS ADDITION NDES REALTY 4049-51 De Tonty St. of reams. bath is, fur BEAUTIFU L Sh furnace ‘iis ha th etc... no janit: T ee y - / “ : le c s . 1047 GE Y ER . ‘ as » Ya! i] Pron eee oe $4000 ’ si —_ . a a0) ® ‘hestnut st 2716 SALENA &T. WO-FAMILY FLAT ~ PRICE $5500 RENT $2200: 465 PF > \ e estnur ~ - 7 ase 4 Flats, Bath, Act Quick—bBig Snap ehh hea and S&S roome., 908 Forest ay New fas Fe —+ and 4 room frame 45 i? 6S. Laine ra) i » Feperrr Le : . , Bsa AN ELEGANT PL AT NEA A os ¢ ) ; ; : row . fila Steam heat _ ALIFOR $000 _* | ~ «i THIS IS 11 a OO” rue ‘\T—Have "0 ner er fan sun per! re or $2500 cash ilive 3 s 1 4 ~ M) . , 4-room apartment 1 ; f Deore FOxx wert om pe lied $°6 000 Pershing av rootTnea., esnower, rent beariy SA0 000 (G).. Jefferson ‘417 A De ‘Tont ArAKIMENT ifuil. on : 7 4004 « JU NJ AT A -5874 VV TOWER G GROVE HEIGH’ 12 res. Ainherst Plac M yy, eT fi Garage ior riE MME! 4401 ARCO . ir an ¢, - > OR NER FLA . a a CvVaArTeS &@p «/ " " : : . Sltww aa’ LAS MARTIN, 3 Lat nee tern B. Lind 3840 | “hones ry . f ey rs : : * “J . tor : reat Vat hs 4020 IOWA AV. .A ) Walton “av 4-5 roums, baths j*ea ay * bathe sene: ‘ce $6000) aA Pirie (juar BS ARG oll Ts SIDE * oft ersor Theocdoste will ‘make rexotme@ a 154] SOUVTH COMPTON AV a - HOME FLATS _ 7 ; i 0 ret 4% 3s aND 4 ROOMS : rer + rio KORTE Shia \\ fp sieeping > BT. LOUI- PAST. PISPATCH. FLATS. APARTMENTS. FOR SALE FLATS, APARTMENTS. FOR SALE FLATS. APARTMENTS, FOR SALE FLATS, “APARTMENTS FOR SALE FLATS APART MEN? S FOR SALE LAT steal ber Pegs PLATS- . re fia $$ roe | : » | : $) : =? yr ert ; " . er) 4 Ait, ATT . ‘' : és my ¢ orn ri so fami! bathe furnaces remot - $40 per S eat VA eet End; ww git as ‘rms HOT TORE RE 41.7 $014 Lrelmar AT——& leh tan ite 4-fam!) ren — fiat ' ww arpenter Se i 954165 nti tied). 6119 — ih) weet tile ber! let 40x $1584 oy fw FLA AT—1931 Granville pl newly ainte o” mt: will Dring $95 per month $6500 | owner on prem fees ys is F LA’ r—1267-60 Amherst. and 3 rooms ar ath: furnace PROETZ SCHNELL k , ‘ 1S? J va’ ive rental oAT—4375 Laclede as & ar itnaie 7 A .. concition, separate furnac: and i] yvemen ts rent SYvuNU; eniy $6000. Witt AM UR BAN, 412 Futlerto FLA 'T—Good investment. ‘let: beautiful; family; 4873-75 Cote RHrililante separate worth $01 ae in every respect: well aay a5 ; will ll fo § ty 1OR S* Brosdwes sell for $8500: inqulee = AT— Leouble; 5361-63 double flat: bath. as. price SS&700:; renta! make terme WALTER JONES RL. FF. Cw Clive 7004 or Central 956 FPLAT—For ~ families. of the South Side: hot-water rat large brick garage six roome firat floor. 6 rooms “da fioor hard d floors, sieeping porch, and the price is Tennessee av Apply : E _* Vieter 35 “Minerva. 8 room electric, furnace J658 per annum; will a S Chestnut. hiney 6533 room fiat hardwoo ! attra: a home and investiment. Gert ct 4442 Forest Park bi. Priced WISE. 8127 Chestnut, 34 floer offering for sale one of the ’ - : : oem tit an exceptiona compiete end : could not be S15.000;. rent S125 itis if @ splendid véelue and good for man jeare e230. Poet-4) epatch, die: SE—Three-family brick, bath and elec | tre, Water 4215 Clayton. Inquire + i STORE—-4235 Finney av.; brick buliding conta! ning store and 4 and & room fiats, bath, aieeping purches, gas, electric: let 2. x146: price af office WEST iAJ_ IS TRUST CO. Laston and Sarah. _ BEAUTIFUL FLATs 640 Forest Park bi! ; © and heat hardwood floors; 2 Cleveland ® and 6 a Ace, ent onmcdition. $10 ' 60 Waterman. bea utiful 4-family 6 room fiat steam heat WW GISBON HK. «4 7 I* Chestnowt LAT POR PAL. a \ : com furnace a ar W leernann, KF "KAiMe & bie RK. EB. Cwo., De Meni! bide liv N 7th et. pot pe. ri Ae AT. $0250 oS O81 ~ 3 We wit ; bath i electric fixture .. not wa : hae " ,ot 50 «240: old rentai. 31152 EUGENE J L\LTHEIMER. 817 (heetnut et. 6180 PERSHING AV —6-FAMILY Klegant " iy 2 - roar 7 eeping porc: and open | Let ree OM beet) reasonable Ps pen porch: LK. BE CO. 810 Chestnut r ton FREER KENT AN®@ ses MONTHLY INCOME | hie rare bargain at 5610 Etz " We ullt.single flat: & rootus ip and iown gearage Antnua! rental, $1440 Pri e $50 Bee it today EIGeENe J. Al THE [MER. S17 Chestnut et KLACELLENT SINGLE FLAT 351 ad Went ~~ ile. © and & reome, furnace well Dwlit; eh ‘ \OHN MC MENAMY | &2rR vg L008 N SINGL, ye FLAT 4-5 rooms, furnace. electrte : lecorated. secend floor vacant ( Mes HRADY & VCOBERMEYER. Forest 3196 Deimar 566L WEST ENT) APARTMENT milies Washington Hetghte— ; : aacr Pipes for gulckK apie Pi. s1T—Ore wie ae mere iene suit @ A ‘ ms ‘of ’ hot v "ater es a : pients lent condtrion vill bulld new granitoid waike and put is iveway: open 8 to & teday: terms (“hestnut et ENGL _" TODAY , ¥ ht GENE J. ALTHEIMER. #17 23 «CO. iMit—AP AKRTMENT Well arraaaed » roeomes. sun parlors end tieeping porches, hardwood floors. tiled betha © Rarages yt 802150; metal weathe ; her particulare see Tv HEIMER M17 (Cheetnut et roor :* aht — erages BDO . ye > we JUOUN McMED>D : “. (rand ay A REAL PRO CSITION 1625 ARLINGTON—FLAT Of 4 rooms down and 8&8 rooms un. hot-water eating plants, hardwood le and marble bath in excellent condition garage ¢) 60 Ux 150 Y lrmisefion =e 7] ~~ FL J al TT: wiv | mic ‘ eetnut ef SINGLE - L ATS ‘ (fis = rh \ Me enrr ‘4 ron , ROOM FL AT Ona bath an, @lectrti« e S342) ‘$00 cash one bioeck vf Map'e JONES RF C18 Chesteyt 654 or Central 45°4 APARTMENTS Lelimar bi (family * far ; fam 4-fan ‘ha ey 7 AO1IO-12 MAPLE KENT $2700—814 500 PHRICEH ‘,m i? . “if v s ; 4-far Mi at 6 roe fa mn excelie 54n£137. a rere barg@air PRAN* ‘T#-PRARRY-R! itv, N. Ste ot BINGL E 5 and 6 ROW M™M FLA’ ene ngtor i Bee rae. electr SivlOU per annum: p ; i 4554 APARTMENT EQU ry v ” : 2 - * »44) a a - : ‘ ' 4 | 7 » “AP ART MENTS AND FLATS rooms vy ; oom ® 7A 7 6 wtumeria! Nog lite SINGLE FI Av 1406 Goodfellow ay » and furnace. electric Sxturesr ore et yt Zialte ji mT WIlLI.ER a a 105 N BUNGALOW FLAT 4730, VE TONTY ST o ante & tet fT, tii hardwoud fliners BA RGAIN BLAT mini me lees | we ae “ Re. en's - - | ‘PA aT ij al “« LP "Renae cri Kingsbury "so K VIGOR RY fo¢ of Sel ewer es a ow ennrings, ; |} and pertiewlare fram eA ™ med » x F c‘y #ia Chest nwt North Parkview Apartment. “415 % ° nie: © orm EE Be rt RP ee ee em

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oe OUe ma 2082 RE AL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and 1 Bungalows, C -ottages, F fats, Ag Apartments, Residences For r Sale Today. ; APRIL Tos nisPraTcry dials am. —- —- : 4 _—— ne = - | RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR = — RESIDENCES FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE FLATS. APARTMENTS. FOR SALE’ FLATS. APARTMENTS. FOR SALE! FLATS APARTMENTS, FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE vc be _— J ee " WEST NORTH “NORTH | CENTRAL : 2 ee Wak. kaa WEST } = MOICK FLATS 02-34 GOODFELLOW AV. * ny O'Fallon ‘Park dustrict. $65 3 O Fallon P ark I nia | 4 —~ : “* 2 Foumb and penleien Ea eee Roo “301 Ful slierton 3 eis __REDDIN. Titie Guaranty By = WEST ——__ : * ’ Wa: ome ‘7 A ~ ort " necessary. hen ' . -, i] y } ; = Si; mposn - : 7 ‘i : : : 5 : : LAS ~> = : ~ 4 T—s St) ‘ : =: ba - - gh RANMA \ ri —weniertnt yoo Sisere, stent L.A T—Mood 3 and 4 roon POO: rage; HEMMELMA: e LER a ' | . | —_ er . SiINGEE PLAT BAR: ter Margain in West End eh — — a tee © te ”. ». r. Radait Bay . L-ESIDENCE TONY BU) anes , -_ ' — 7 LN. 20th st ply O. Of u Sn Pg ae | VET. —11 “—" Ri TGER, NEAR GR AND " - HEIGHTS ‘ NORTHWEST th : | npn , : at bath. ele ieee Veo See John ii ‘ture - : ‘ASTLEMAN AV. : ! | = Be fax 1t4elJ : , ith ist . rig : aft . = “i ; ; gy - singe ont . Gern: 32s , os 7 _" , ae acne: : i be d and 4 : - — = * ?_- rous and Ashland nd 5) price $4500 E. OSTE! ‘Central families it ath. electr nee.) ie | eavil : : a “SO “THAMPTON er : - . ne ; " ' : If ' - - . °? — + . . : ‘ - ; , Te. oe River Se ei i BROOKS REAL 107 3 3 ‘amily Flat DERE R-AREN REALTY FIN a T ; = , ' a -s : . ._—— + — +rt-1 2 y ~ .3 : ' a1 ed " = “-«* — —— E FLAT Cr i “2 Aatemmneisiares shy Tit MARKET © eRe oot Rl rGER—S2300_ - : e -« - , o r . : 3300 re Pa , «oars ee. . nr : a4 : = ‘ . . : , ; - ‘4 Dee . TRATH 17 tnt DET cy ) Df m r ; : ar eas hb “2 ments. Zar... LMERELMANN-S me iu W BA! 4o24 ye STMINS1 . : | ange ~ ane mus i eo a: = rinia ? yf mag mang en Rho _ . : , . | : . 5 : , ¥ , 7 - 3 +7 h+4 bh { LA R RN > B REA! Apartment and Store Barga. > e rr Lac «te ing EU ats of ant 6 rooms rhe Mc RES : .nd ~ OS : aes a } LAT A STREET 805 8. Broads | 5170 McPherson 4 Ww. 2ewecs * ‘TN EA TMuPrS , ; ‘ —_ eo i , ’ or aru ® oh : none ia 14°" ‘ ’ ; Ja rane Bice iA N ~~ > * : ") ' ; »~ @ . ne hl 1 nag mm 2. j ; mL hvu e rage ne Yael : aor nan os ray ‘rreatiy redneced: : er con PROETZ-SCHNELL R E. Ct _ ‘RESIDE : Stee ~—peparacment Sti 400 = Bay; 6621 PERSHING AV. MIGH REA : on ‘ Chestr 251 } a ell | flat tn = a S450 —_ -y> ~ i; he ~ el, hm BL ~ >. 6 ; Nes n th bath: her . . > TT De. ° aC ; | P 4 Jf ~~ ES ores ' f () . ‘ ad roo ™ Weill . / f ' t- wo ' ‘ : tliat I a Ue ~~ price, Open : ball , >. * . trou ey =. 6 ray x m4 2515 Sicd@iamee:: & and “hae” 4 | ™ ‘, a _ : RANCIS-PERRY-RUTH. 1 1626s. me tone 7 — le 2110 Penro i> pe area 7 th and Ch -ESIDE? : ) bin 1905 A — 3 _WINDSOR PLACE. _ 2300 ~ i SINGLE PLAT 30x ie Toe & on rDstairs OK AT T#HIC | ak THE OWNER OF “5. @ 1 MEYER. S06 Chestow T-MILLER R ECO. 105-N “En HUMPHREY ST sy yee : __.. {479 BELT ssz0g 7 SE EE REIT mw me — 1475 Scena ) =i mocern ot ro ’ - oe oe } : water bent. Wasnington Heights. beautiful i I nl » At Al - ha “ ‘ARTIN TREP Bem on - _ ' . . : « ; Three-family apa yes ae > _— — : : - 836 BLAC KSTONE AVENUE or ba tt hard wee *. Tfurmacs wher willl show yam - HERE IT 1 a - eT — . : : > tL? ; . 7 — e 2 re —_'? ie} fs ; — : — “" “Sa230 Ty this todas ’ ay % rent_Si- annu ~ pa ; ou _ 4e29 RL ‘ ' 2. ue ter , 3 wher i , = = —— — oe EP ee em me ——— a “Peep? gue + ~ DOUBLE 5 and Se PAT) Vo oe. ee ee we, PLAT—Brich : Ss AACH 2H ; -_ gee : note ith Side uit. immedi = cation, | ™ or ow = wii 3 n fiat ’ - ioe SI fw) " : ; : yt) y . ; : ’ ~* — — . CI IAB r ‘ ' ’ te oo. , de® : — a Pri vo | : SANSTRATH. 717 aa ossession one flam new garags s RESIDENCES FOR SALE | a Nel ee Ver , vom bh sid H AMILT WALTER JONES R. FE ‘thu ' = | - . +9 . : x 7 me En ~- . : 6. 3639 Dodi : HOM live F654 or Centr 4564 Six- Family Apartment ver monin, Yo inciuge ail interest. The faa wit ten | B SPRID “H ; : ee BARGAIN RESIDENCE AVINGS ‘TRUST CD., 49:5 Deim. | a5 WEST By its , ‘ . me . ; , ‘ Rg ; " + . “AN PS OFFER ; ME 4 . me p - a | . wa | 3 —h at FINE HOME | OPEN TODAY l nusua! > Wella : nA cee ” ; ‘ . " " , , of firet floor a ran wll HM.MLASND AY 5 ASE 6 RthIMs~ , : : . ; esi ' ' , eke . - 3 maLyY & Met ARF mit ’ w i . io rex at ue ta Tate , . ' : : a — ; . Li ee ie WE r $2000 ASH ‘mg : . ies ; . . ars . ce | me ayes = — :-v TER (BAT RENT 9i38.: ¢ ~ . >. ' ‘ re asSeotia e ' Two 6-Family Apartments Ne , Sl “ 3 GS. Hs | a “ = | } SENSI Ju . rtmern! : i and : Kooms—™ eat End Flat i. e . “ : : yun . : — _ — ~~ oriek perch: ' reomse, tile |! wIG hiig Ham . bl ts . > - : . . . : - . ~ , wad : “A from Leclment everr bewiern nv et! ri ru ; E * . ay . : pn . ~ » beral terme i Oheer weet \ ALTER JONES R 7654 or r i : SINGLE 5 = 6 Row M 7 ~~ demy ha! ras ir : ; iY a os . : : . , . — MODERN SINGLE FLAT ®: A SiS Che Az Cates: 9 ) , . : : ; on dee eB ' Pa ogy a! t-water he | = 2. o ‘es ) ke PARAVIEW HOMES: THREE-FAMILY APARTM Cote } — egg hoon : | 13 _ a gg eer , ) ~ reoms 4950 MePherson 1 ' -e & ) 72 : IX Ww Ginaok 2 oo. a4 161446 HAMILTON estnut R : ™ - EST | — — bd 4 room 4-Ta np splen- | ) ule : fo ) —_ : WEST END HOME. ; . . | . . - 7 - P CW i . = 7 . EPSTEIN. Main 2162 1~ Ches a ee ~ Home and Investmen DOUBLE FLAT BARGAIN OWN YOUR HOME seek. 30.2° Laclede — 5124-26 NORTH MARKET K hwilding of 3 rooms a? - my rented. iof 50x11 80 JORXT-MILILER R. E , . ©9000 on b. — i oe ae oe 5 ro ) : e : ind iInvestmen .s . , —Ll ro : bie. re . -s ; 7 : , : . ~ a . bus : . 1 | | | 3 BLY TISé WATERMAN : a : (My a r he ’ he —> FLATS Walton. 4 and | 4 roor al }@ | ! RENTS. $1872: Splendid Investment "4843-43 Na Double Apartments seal We offer the two doubie apartm | , c—3a37 si | — = ) ives, Nos. 3921 am 32: icPhe i! Rurd furnace Rat . AS » ha tage ' ris PER-HING ‘ta price that net a t r 50 per cent elect e s atl ; . | : _ 82 a — ua stures OVERLOORING FOREST mh amount required , , - =F ain 5S apartments of bea! lor 100«14° J. M LEVI &@ | m ty ~~“ - . , Pare +. ¥ cher wm HOTTIC k ms 1etcp Rr. A ~ ~ . , 405 OLI\ ; "i “ABI > , * APAR T WE N rs SPRCIAL INVESTMENT BAR ; SADO- 52 PAE Tos 6084 KINGSBL RY pert hihoe h Three-famiiy: @ reore a: eu ar =~ ' bath - M13 KOSSETH AYN — BARGAIN al t ar 4 elect! wr each, garages y S$. 1 OO. 6023 MAPLE m 3 an ? _ rooms ! _ iSxx S COMPTON At. ss000 saqo DICE HOME IN GRATIOT THE CHAMBERLAIN > yV nan — | , —— la : | = ? Belt and — | : 7 : DOLBLE 3-ROOM FLATS 4044 W ASHIN ITON | Fsiinign fame sear vie Paru Tactgamen hs ann + siendid® noloe PENZLICK. 1010 — SIDE six-fam) 4 nea ~and su “ 3 : = : ; : . each: big “barge Some Bou ; ax ST. FPERDIN (ND—S3800 - tact ; Sli masa -? ind J Toome if : - — : rine ind Ti > a ial e RES [DENC E — ; 4 | ct he and ’ hs 750 SING K rt aT s —- "4 f itis a : - ‘ Ww Ee : . | = ] . : re" ¢ : ‘ : : — — : 7 - i- - Six large. light roome mn each loos TE J ATLTHEIMW ~ , . : GOOD KESIDEN acne all | : i rele! Four —, 4 at 7 mt : 2 sn $a ; a a rin. = na _ : ” 4 ' ‘5. 3 . aS : 7.3 J -.. ; ——— attest . . , 9 ne Ss porches, h * od f more his . a : , " . | “e ) . aT , . > ne tb ars - , . a — Z cS. 5 noences 4 ae ; es —— : ~ ep yin mene SE ing, © " haan ) | = -_ 2 ye ee ee .LBE? K. 1010 Ches ; SL | , nae a ine LO. 7 i iver Wome Bargamm as, 2xi , rie a rn ~ 4 . : or ‘ . — ~_ ~ | a } j + - — EUGENE J ALTHEIMER S17 Cheetnet : o 37: e | , ENZLICK. 9 Chestna MORGAN S17 Pershing Av. Apartm: : = . ns we offer the roost aftractive anpar's °? ; : . : meen : . “eT is Hinern ‘ _ : Mw A 3 >i 4 Eg: - \ : , - . 5 ~ 2 ' it m= «2 &S-far : : . eo : 4 . - . rla 4 , 7 er ‘ SO Lia N , - x ’ a ; ‘ ation c © . 4 ' or ‘leaving . BROOKS REALTY CO. lo? \ 7th \delaide ifax 14415 | STREET , bol SOU UTHW Es ST A\ “ ow fhe! ijeavinga Poeseasion 0! e : "hn 4 1 ser TT “ ~~ ae i: ob aa mat iat. Sarah. S450) _ si _Stodd ' _ BUBH-BURNS. 1105 Chestnut > = wat | : t up. b ectric: good GIRALI * : ‘y= : ~ 2 rt ECH 2022 we-Tamily a) ' conta Cal? Woes : — | Po = t 7. _ Se — : —_ — we iree: 8 roon ’ c. her =aerce aera oa HEI™M 7 =] «> 513 : — —r ‘ 1418 1 8 BLAC KSTON NE AY Et ook © cam Gis bo Foose | PO alte ma a eminat ot. _ water peat, a ovement - REAL. HOME aie Resting prent. ‘oe “i 3 W. MAURER WOLA Wainerignt PB t AND 5 ROOM SINGLE FLA’ | Batldere ontrac tors . 0 | - BA yar ; : : e? — . “ . . " — ° ie 4 : 4 1 ; 134 X . ™ ‘ > ‘ —_ N ,~ SrA A LER ; ; rw — . "Ld . " 2 -_ - : ‘ S140) . ne , ™ = = oo : S60) ~ $4 be be 7 > . : "s 7th amd Chestmut sis + WANSTRATH.. 2e5{ : SO 8 ee me

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Bergfeld Realty Co. se Segnecenen 413 International Lite B . r . en sunda 3 4 wns leavii 5100 W ASHINGTON ne 10s WATERMAN " baths pee roo Vacuu 2* on ; heme os stones ver it - i —. | : vith be - 19 ao eee) a ‘De 4 : | S rooms, bath, ve Dh 3 118 | us 7 ' ‘Breakfast room, hot-water heat; ga- terms } cash ahd easy payments, ‘lik: Linde , Park Residence. $4000 > Bherhod: $14, VV0U, owner . iful re : rool ~. sun par rooma: double dr Eenr ight 2 roome 4 yer . . q on P |x Laznway. Box Ke . tre light a + ' be teu »s . 4 “ ORSY 1 HE Sy i ’ ; _ . La} m OM é ‘ » mt “iw | . pul nase 4 ODS oO} these iM) U : al en I OU li¢ ul \ Llome a Mie ies ; yensonat —_ REF. 1109 Pi: Bight-foom modern home: aanis . wl-water heat ert see ho lensed are 304° Penrose st eee : - ; math, furnace. 2 ities ——— porches cs te hesenee: ewner ww oS. Nowsmes 2 ated MHEIMER & BRO. REALTY CO 100x108; street made: make . ‘owner will eb w oat Ts } M \ P I, Ik eet cee Soe OnG Haake otter built e lon ae, Resid 7 tue .. eee ROSENBAI M-HAUSCHU! | Ww ys : \" A eB idence re s, . , 5 ‘ NVUSLN DA a iA a TE 4 } . ' : ; - _ _ " ] , pl “an T ! , .~. 2 — “ , we wk gggeeersee eo a garage 5x1 $0 “41 99 — estminster: $53 ; 407 * ; Snowing a portion of Marvliand Terrace—Note the varied areastecturt ; no two homes are alike. See bow they + o—oeles ae é en ror vt ne porc! concrete nin nated , neruw Ow ot-wate ea a“ OOCG oT LGR - eo _- . —— . ‘re ct ; r € | Fur - ov tert Glee i ne give dr ce 1 a’ ne ar a ifor : rare e nal . ' ' Z Se ’ Corn i] L }apT o)} ae | : Ti - . : _ »] feor ' , . 9 . . rl GENE J Al .T HEIMER R17 ‘ he : \ 16 4) ay 1% a iH ‘S T set bae k 5. feet from wide driv es. The lots are 190 a nd 2 oV feet de ep. The re can ne \ er be any ongestion. CVRGIMOn) Quick quarters «bor: ated from residence da) r Inspection Price cut to $10.: lotew r he ot bOx«x71R cade arwis ving here is not ¢xpensive. Cabany 507W Sues int (70x265), forest trees, lawn; hot- 1549 TEASDALE A\ : ; o.; © seu NORTHWEST orne rooms; splendidly built In Maryland Terrace you solve the home question. And living i ae (62) ; r bh white « wre ‘ the. Universit, bungalow » roo anc tal Sf , nvestment Terr ee garage - Urnace ath. electri bargain ineter: 10 rox rooms, 3 te: co i id ma- |! (rage basement: open & ig —* lome a Cenwoo $55 threat a EES ~ 2nG aii inp! A. LMC] -2 & BON. 1025 | as Upslaire ubene ante perfect pri S25 wne aaa} HE w SON R E Al se ‘OM PANY. irable f mol ungalow — = wae Be s ; ni . 4 S ce eciuding furniture ‘gel|:"’ someot w secu! enuine bargain. Hive 21468 324 Wainwright Bidg nee t's a bargat: yt x15 >t) ME rooms, on Garfield, west of King's NE w 7-Ri OM b U NG AL Ow 5 c 4 dell 264° ree germs. stment necess i : -_—— “ > . “R "ELD BAT Loe > 3 am i] IWwaAYy ’ & real bargain. lerms nwa 1a i mek is wis ic ‘@)isie © mM WO @$ ary S Laciede av. 2 >. OHN « "BL AKE & BRO... 815 Chesnut « Snap, Apartment Bargain > nut st SA\ INGS TRUST CO., 4935 | b locks +a st @ f Union and 3 bloc south | - & Delmar e ns NI , » Ene condition oe : TFORD Must sell my modern 12-family apartment BOLMi...Medern © seome. larre lat Diive or XX D AR Box L-115 qr yet-Disepe — , , . om &0 =r ‘ , + ~ oT pete pate "Tt? — . ; "fi SO.) A or . 1 x b : i: ~ Be ; . > I ’ $ i ? mcd ° ut © = anv right Bid ; f th = te ard poet a’ 2 . "xX" Teen eo a at WV ) — > } Por HK ny a4 ao 4 ick. h if t? “ rect : . 6 Dp ° e es nr ¢ . ? § - : > reormr Al) | Fr ’ . _ . _ Tat ome ‘ ~ ; a3 2 6 - : 2. a ‘ Ai : te a ACI ‘ en : ~4 : 14 en iz let ; ' Hot - Water hea: - - 1! or sale: six #-room beaut! | nouses, or. oF — — — 21On a $n ‘ at ‘rancis : QO e@! “ Ssannt * - ONO fas . . s ; : cn ‘s 7% . : . _ eo , felle »] bathroon: . ' ‘ Sur ‘ , ” . iim . : . adie » 7 . - ission by card necessary. % ch M | | ¢ te 3960 W est I j ~: marbie bat FOOT | F ’ Ai ee eel y 10 dia 0 Open Sunde ‘Also Have a Home, Now Occu pied, for Sale. ° -iwat STATE \ ; Py a _ ye eve ve KRESIVDENCE—O30U Emma 10 roome; hot STRODTMAN & STRODTMAN ; in. §°" ~4 Easton “ EDW ARD I. 11k ~ ~ ie ‘ : , per annum pr ice +" S00 : . A. . . ‘Al : ; on ® Kingsbury bi.; m Oder cae — S555 “ . balance ca! be arrange en \ 0, net vou over $200% vea arrange - I - on week days. Aree js ’ : ?i Oi ~¥ : vest ment. j +O and us at ¢ ~T Lie «*¢> ? t side rit ‘ . h} i\ ny : - to] ’ 14 \ le vent lor QR» 140 TT pl! ~ 4 oe terms if desired. water heat large lo Bomont 27% of 3007 N. Broad iway. irarner ani « , yk - 4 Val sak wel = * a : - : 2X ay yr te on ry — oe ell “ ’ =e aa ¢: We are atill makin epecial rices on Ma rviand Terrace iota. = CORNET & ZEIT BIG n roomea and mm ww kd ard wR Bake I. 7 ‘ e > > . ees Soe , , a g Ss} i p ” eve oo . ’ " let. gae at nl I 5! re sale eit ad ree r um " ‘ ; -30 "4 i at .. ’ wT? , . = mp .e 7 | ’ - om —- =_ : ‘ . ‘ ‘> if I ~f peesns erran ~ A tos — Se - ith, 60 | = + N. Se md, we ‘ ide, middi the neaiitienationh of the different homes, no two alike. Talk to your friends who live here; ask them Mt; reduced price. Open Ls24 Ln gt ey Prot teen an ras R KS] DENE ES et econd floor. gas. electric, hardwo Barton. south side, between 24 and 3d if they would again move into the congestion of the city and have their families live amidst its ‘).. 726 Chesetnert « g eho decorated with th ' 1ate- 251 Lindel! o* -@-. oe eo PACs : : ; ; , ; owner ieaving 1°) na UW” Baw v tN SS. wit ne vp n, ,O2 noine.' dirt and smoke. CE. 82500 is to be obtainable: woodwork is in re" 3760 Lindell -$10.000 Every Size With Spacious Lawns roug! ! PLACE. i | 2 a — wen Os 8. oe . “ ater, nice, light, dr) a BPSTEIN 6806 Pershing. 6 rooms. .$14.000 aston and Sarai | wit 100) re. all Mr Drve to Pennsvivania avenue (western boundary of the campus). Marland Terrace extends west on and cement porch across the entire . > ae oe r a rod S00 — Bre yh Se = | ; both Maryland and Westmoreland drives. The University car comes to our front door. BELT $5200 mH : and cen porch across the entire Main 2162 617 Chestnut 6810 Pershing, 6 rooms. .$14,00 Bungalow, 6 rooms. hardwood. fio VE ST ME NT CORNER both Maryland a bhot T. 103 Sth “ rarsee. new. lot | feet wide —o 7 6902 Pershing. 6 rooms nissiot ‘card only ) : ea SS ae ‘LEDE_ sence . 4 a Soe One caress? Washington Heights Home ¥ ‘i _$16.000 MeCRADY & OBERMEYER 6 po ‘ = Ey ln gat aa ns Taal ° Na T - ‘ on oe Persect condition: no i | Seven fooms, tile roof, sleeping sul parior ree Forest 31! Deimar o6 3) 200 : OO A a 1 DP ti Be A) 1? Berdwond Tioors: hms RE eeeets outeer leaving ciry, “oil feven.poom, tie rent, sleeping porc®, her Sum pare topo a ACTMEIMER & BO. REALTY o The Davis Realty Development omen zn ECO «ha Chert: 7 me ¢ Vy oar teu ~~ : b ~~? MOvenE eas pr ‘ ‘ mine poe a ng a ,.2 9 yn Pig : : mA . "hs uy, ro ms a ‘ roodert 5 | SINE ~S P ROP E R TY ~ } Te’ Tl 816 Olas ; 4 ey -— | e lw y LL. Rt HARI on A le Bldg BOTTORE PF RE 4014 Deimar 6950 Pershing ......... $19,900 rea! Ml RADY & OPERMEYE! Eb ry ght @ ni JIeCona “Loor WILVE Qe’ eet ; i” Otn] Y. tif =) > ; : in’ = ems Sane he do - : heetnurt =? Ril ws kerone Tah oun (;1 PS . R LS. 1398 Shawmut y garaz | La a Main 2162 617 Chestnut “Bric k R ESIDE NC E, $4000 E—s500 DOW . Fuser Aexx Cabanne r rape BI 5 y135 RIDGE “wax Maple roan , - ' i 4630 Fariin a everer —_ ; : ; ' : : ooms and unfinished a Be , i 144 I Prsning A ’ . » furnace eect oer a ome roams: S800 rent Rank furnace; the hous =’. - > eine 4 7 ‘yy . : : : rn ; * “ ~ . . ’ . 7. ‘ —" TOT He ” padighg a ; bot B4n105 > 7 . ' : ’ Md , >. yl? 4 {) . , ” RICHARD SO; 8 Arcade ; ee /_ , mom oS ?7 A 7 h Rooms Bal lL. Deve SO! 10s “X* ou Olive $71 of 6 rooms and 2 attic rooms. bath. furn . SPECIAI [MMEDIATE POSSESSION Str sont Por frida," , room ~ IMME DI ATE PC SSE SSI mN ore -4 — ' ena ons : oS at wee > eee “4 a genre To TIETIFENS cemented cel os seme t-water RosEXBAULM-HAUSCHULTE R. F ) FOR SALE = a wb f BPS “4 5519-—E ASTON—2518—EN ANs ny en fixtures ner jot. neat 2407 N. Broadwe ang ind , E AND FLATS Sse Chest nut ot . ; jture terme §$507 MePher om " - + . ; rs >. 6169 Vernon Avy 5317 LABADIE AV Won price tn Ace rerention ~ eject! Uxtures T . : moder 1: O ? , ' f res . i « y RUTH 1 ~ reens ets ot eae on -gi -—- oni oP oe ee Sa ee non / Bane al ert? rare; ~ - om a. "OR -UTH i PLA J Froy wr front. side and rear porches in Marvisend Terrace vou hoes real privacy. There the richest elements , t ped ' mM — ; - . . ‘ua i* if : ies . . “sa (eT ° . e , 4 — , " ’ vo , ~s ee, . . i . . : : : . - = h ae ~MT! LER R vo» & a contains ——_ god flew t-wate ; | f ne 40x 1.55 Uw ne “9 pti ond BP ty , 0) f nome life are enioved \ ou hawe wonderful lawns. real varads, plenty or room. And you can build in iT rine BL... *“-* . re for " ~ rie = ms J j s 2 a : - ‘ ; . 2 ‘ a? unu*ua!!ly wel! : ri. [ |" B IN T I T rie )N . at ; ae PeT EI Main 716 61° , . =r st = , . — Lt) mH y d perl. ‘ Marviand Terrace as reasovablv ns anywhere ese, Secure Vout homesite now, at presse nt low prices. furnace. et are = : : a a — —_—> ; ry an E $7500 : a3 re a ae > ae © Wainwr! ght Aw rece emp! ae oe is tall fo : — | ot Kensington Ay ‘ ; | Le : } eve 4in) i{ pee > > - , : ‘s me | ‘ v1 ] na ‘ + | 6 : a ————— . — a _— = : = —) (OHN McMENA} & ead rick residé : : ake arto M | acct Wega Pom OU" S0U —~e : - he ry . . ; : r «eT =? \ Ln (=-06 Chestnut eat, price onty $8500 ne! 1 pren owes | Bt RENT pitee Olive T6h4 Gomera! 136 "G18 Chestnut . VACANT—OPEN he : sisiek exesssScgupimitl } rooms and: bat ! tr “ere : ~ yz 2h Sean ates \ ’ ; - ; —— >61 , berla Q - rene fa Ss ' x15 wt ‘al! =. ex ; Osho Bt “aan ¢thantent at ; Admission bs Car 7 dnp West Pir 15 rum 4% bieck from Delmont: f R _——~ °. wees een gpl . Jue one —~ . ¥ a : SREL. O21 Chestnut o B50 HOLDOWAY Ro CO. 18 N 8 OH * Bi Lact. 3 sttenes with 2 tee =e! THE WORTHY REAL ESTATE CC Three-story Fire-proof Building, in new in- IbANC - BARGAIN. - — , ; : . : ; a = : . " ae *? . a o.* 4 sce ‘ °4 ; ; ‘go > | a4 COMB TERRACE A FINE HOME : * : ee ROPE Soe ae acee Te lustrial district, excellent for manufacturing, “Rianne © reome. bea! ee am eles , — AN | iis .) » | S \ +4 ' | Tce oF — an 5, | *e . pee : ae : ‘ ; 135" gg a Ne ; rt ‘d rliin | : 4 omer Oo! stitu ; oe —— awe a 4 . . ‘ : . a ee ee ee ATL] RE Ll & Me 4 d v NORTHEAST { ORNER KINGSHIGHW AY AND oc : , bethe ne aree ‘ g tank erne a ES Ed Hi show ¥% ‘ou thr ' wt Coreaied :; “a . ~ por nev garae lot 4 et ‘ag s § fo ‘i. . 'T ‘oe +] r ict i rpiend) ORE- ine arg ind reoin 20 +d hy TS "RN C ‘entra! Ii - — . 'o *" ’ . appre . Anes : house m* Vacant AiG ote for : Dect ‘ one > : ‘ : a’ piant nqguil lait! ST. LOtl A\ ENI kK. k KE. ™) 111 N me) : ts a. 4 Rs ns ART a a 1002 Chests “a HOWARD GAMBRILL & t scrt eatrniu l¢ {) vv . . . 2 4 slots ' ; 7. "iget? 4% , rr ator ” : ] 1] ’ . UG | i A ae ” | ms iE : wa | ps 8 is Site for Small Factory er Warehouse. Well built. lighted and with all modern improvements; av., 11 reome, : the ATTR 4( > ay kK DW EL LING W atel iad A \ ° Home / RT HH ' : : pte , men ehar ‘ : (sTatiot Theresa . : ‘ ] : he Pak Pal : . oe . 7 7 wa — . . ee , {) “a (oa a : . ~ : ‘ca Z ® © * , ss = o873 Cabannpe a % rooms rail har ,T6Rn W atermar “a A. Prool n “Zs YOO squal ‘ Lf . t OO! Dat Cc. b or full particulars, SEE Aen ae : — : oe “a ' re P yrit .? ' — P " . . : —— on me > nce aed floors, hot-water heat; lot S0x108; dence: 50-foot lot: very attractive at . I) Ost iDbCGz utifu! ay ORNET & ZEIBIG, . ED L. BAKEWELL. . anv Real Estate Dealer or ; r ’ ‘ hw HOMES PALLY A&A MeCABE. 801 (hestr - eke ‘ cM-Nate - rors | O\ » i maT ‘ , . A 7. >> | : L ‘ T ie ri TY : "¢ a’ Pri » pe per mut . “*yr . ’ ¢c% ‘ re \ OF (‘| EK DIT MEN - . - —_ Detached. 6 roormer and ~— a Ss. grat ? ( a ~ith wh) : ‘ } I nt ‘be Wf 7/5 A f Fi , - : Lé rL IS ASM » TA l If P t ai ‘ o%, Jth k loor. ME. QUIT MOVING aioe @earsace. large rear lawn: Verne z 4211 : NEI hel e ) ! asides pari yN CUNLIFF. Meg bot uds ade ro i> ick R. E ©O.. Wainwright Bids ? Perehing: bot-water hea’ near Weaet End Page : o-t = . e has t : ‘ hardwood f.vcor-s tt é er of , erce & . »pwohs ; > & ne weorch; overioGking JAMES H. MAULIRE RE AL, Es TATE 1 bot ‘ is be am « ‘ ma th im 4 ‘ a! et On " » q susIneSsS orne . 2 th appelntrments: neares R1G «( hesetnu! t t im Ar : ! esires | > . ine treo red rage rice ’ tern agent ; a ee on inn oo got ties = income S5670: nev Aker it, arras possersio! wm ~~ ; . “7 . nes — 6 a> CO ee er e by rest from i , — — anon “ nied = orice a ie 3656 WASHINGTON BL. i MeDOWALL. 927 : ) e furnis! enlator ‘DED DIN, Tithe Guaranty Bidg a’ & WATERMAN 16 rooms. 4 beths. hot-water heat. » WEST END HOME DYAS-SHE Lo ? | —— — : he = sonreee this Excelient for club, institution or Geo . > Enright FOR SALE ive , N. E. Cor. Aing s Highway and i “waler Beat, tor ® offices tt fy . Se lh en enmumiees | T wo-stors ick, and lot; price ae : preene, price $13.500. “DOWARD 1 RAK IEW EL! in . ' On . a a 7 — —_— : - Reriney ate > > / ‘ \ Kaston Av @minsion by appointment — fis N Seventh sf near yy Cc et te “2 | —— \ | — oe _P UY BIG BARGAI ad erg he sectialn. tiles , AL] ww . ¢ a ) ot 2Tx120 fe ? ary | | | an “mn 20 cal 973-75 Kaston > fa) “vit é De f) = Ss EIMER R17 Cheetnu' ————— Ne we wore) “OTS Hu —_—_-— -_— ~ . as . — Le : o> > ; Q./ * LI y ORELAND DRIVE 5955 PERSHING A\. 20ST IBLLER \ IT 50x21 wee OE eo neornermeapce: \\ rue) AD PRAXEE, 1008 Che jand terrace: contains 7 Perfect home; opposite Fo ark: © ~ O guanteen ‘Yooma. Gatane oer SS 1 aon.) aaieeubtameen: BARGE. Carained le sire ASS AV. orner -EANE ‘RANKE, 1008 Chestn Bul —_- sleeping porch e comtam fer California ' DS, mare A T HE D R. at P ARI H He TE oad Bus — ver? a spore , Se ~yg7 convenie | Baw 3 XD F L A TS Keach Manufacturing Company. About 270,000 square feet ard ood floors an : ; ” eh hot “ ter ri ae tf garare @ 46 u ar’ id ; Ty [8 ‘ ; 17 OMe . : i ” : -~ rr > » } 4.4 i“) 16) Wick a BEN Vi dud —, ome — , . . ; ing 4: garage for hk f- jot BOx177; price $7: | : | MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY, Agent ° aad edmnionton cal EDW ARD L 'B A EW “4 - EMME UMANN-SPACKLE io . LEA TLS , Tp? > | : “isi 4 . : . ~ek ss PROPE! , er) Southeast corner “Hodiamont om -~ Hy Z tty St 4 agee _ ® Seventh a es ' : fy . , . = . : _ — ; r (pe ii ‘ee | arie EIMER. #17 Chestnut. Olive 5555 s. = = = ; a | on; a bargain t mmediate pu 2 — “© and Etzel av.; rent $2100; owner BL, LOUSY LY Naries n Ay.. $8500 4 hoice Ke side] ne eC HILLCREST HOUSE /* This residence contains lo#rooms, 14 naecapny — ta ee BOEHM, Ages avs ouly taxes and Insurance; - = — — 4°40 ARUNDE! OPEN ardwoo ' and finishe: rough- . aay” eg UE ' rner 12th and (hes pa, Ph ab ry and every mod. 4844 Fountal ment oe +. bas c: MORFIT. 807 es ts , ’ aitie» 4 arca gnrawe IE ps a enone 2500): terms 7. “? Hi} PROPE can be hadi at an attractive price IMPROVEUO PROPERTY FOR SALE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE x? easy terme. room residence 8 Se a Vs ee, ee ¢* iil coeee ale - a catego e : ae | etter ; ' ; ER. FE. co, must he nee eae > a rt if e are j horized erase? ate beer , , on ; on , ; and oO elose ) estate. i LSTMENT PROPERTY—North s _ Broadway. rage for * ma nes 3. a —~ e puiek ~ ; : — *,* ~ ry, . 7 7 - rs | mits ; \% ion at Once *eETTS REALTY ¢ : DESIRABLE HOMES O XS a —— 2 D463 BARTME! Beautit Ll! Ooms, sever athe well-built. well-kept home o> 6144 M. P on ® rooms. 1 aw age tor = a om — 9. Room Residence e a* This modern residence bas hot-water pir os . PPCHLULTE R. E apt | 4 in geod conditior - aaaene te at e tn tRY roms, hot-water heat: ior 60.140 [IMMEDIATE POSSESSION s - . ae y — 5 vw, , , ™ } _— gee city: 9 roome hot-water | 517 2 R AY MOND AV. ' * throughout for @uion Without me of the ost * teen . ; : st Question oO ~— 1 _—~ give possessiv:. constructed l}-room bomes in St Louts, ne : rm s. I a a : pe Sunda - | water beat. hardwood ~ ~ = ~~ non t ' _— - “1 - ‘Fullerton Bidg ad :; A. foot cellar tile . fry) ~ Soe So Ae mon mie Poe FOR TANDENWOOD & GRATIOT frame gurage: jot 3214 “Woed flu d garage tm! architecture Modern. WW ell puult, eh rooms, oe ae ene A room bri . sement mon th. t bo J ry. sact . i es s Fae " HOMES COTTAGES Ht we th owes ge ow, 105_ ‘ _ Oth *' FEDER E R. "ARENDES REALTY © } a . h. > = athe ‘. ga { E | re slee ing ore th) LOU ern ‘ ae a8 ? 1 oe ; me : : a ; ?-r0om cwelllng: sleep'ne 47: Lo ‘ un by P I L ES P LA rooms, large sieeping } k , i ricw Tr rent O°? Cheetnu' eSIDENC _- as , atti ric} 12-1. tread’ a | O00 7 rick garage for two " : f-etor’ f . re me of . ** » : ° ‘ > weekK aga 4 : r re ' ' “ rt : . invited _veees m rane nn mong oy , ne] ent condition.| @arage. ¢ ue ' phon oa , M. cle rn Brek Residence, ’ IGIOr one Cm "T> ~ se Desc ow.. 300 XN. Eighth. iet BOXIBS feet: now ‘ant. Olive 3960. : 8 sesue h. furs , e: St fot ck ss » Rent. S56—Price. S3000 DENCE,6 ROOMS — CE = ect of ground: will, inetall er est eas _ a car Geek Chinh simeen large, store. on corner. wit anciern 7. | 327 Degenkardt: 3, roome and ge: | te Gall ot pi ae ee wae water heater, laree ' ABANNE RESIDENC E CREST Parish Residence vf of " as ty . ; ; + ae - : " . . - ries Bee et ot F gg pe, gp tm ' : i ive 1574... 720 Cheat ) PER. aM . re we 4 ina SSTMIN “STER V $1000 CASH—S$75 MON | +] y skeE vats = sa is RTH HT ‘Ky - oid ; Pore jo c * ; tEALI &. ~ , "e ' } | | | ~— : c “%) a ‘4 : } Mh J or hit reoornse + min rs 4 ons 4 . : : 7 a , . : . ' pi . a . ; ; e ‘ : oat wes oe hardwood floors, al) ® , tut wera «4 trrut an b ; = ' Tr le : ' > t14 elim near OCrand a‘ 12- ’ nqaaor- tie fF é : : } c oe — rf - cof —— go . ; 7 : ' a, sin 8 IVE HOME ‘wig / SS OIAMING. S822 Delmar D! MORRIS AACH | 7 ae “pe "ATERMAN \ : NG STAI rc Lie HMORTLEF ; ye veh Cw * tna J HETL.MING tt \\ \'] ERMA! A ! ; ‘ ‘ ‘ ' : ; vit? , : . . : a , ‘ Slime for a pico @- rei ow nena £3 — Px bon | 4 NORTH MABKET shal. i ; Le. 127 or condition, lot 147. PRICED TO SELL 4 ae nal wdwood flo ee a? antes daliaiiaes | ere : —— en ola | yor, corner Cote " ” icy ~rage » Boom LP , rm « ri ' Aviti a? 5. OP Een . Delmar . «T MARKS PARGNE RESIDENCE ) AD Pa anAthe arce vard: fran aarege | coor hy en SOU oe pian ai fete: eet 9668 oT14 l* OL, ive STREET Next to Labra 7 Sak weenel VET JERE ‘ <= NORTH MAKKET, s82000 here is you n e = ae agp then Prem iee BF . , WANT AN OFFER . furne ORNE AN ele her mice ' cere inceget ' KS : : ate west: ie ies a 3 manny. se * Von *, ee ee ee ey en Syne me os ag < thee e? Lege: CE it i ee ‘ fiom 10 ee ie . ‘ “ : . -- : » : 4 he \ ' ! a. - % ' 419 { iitS nui a we re . oy — ru Lu2 \ 5 J Lin eerage. very ANTILE ; me . . FRAD 1S-PELAY-B , LUs , Lecurt te di

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* ry a . Se oe et 7 tena , °F > Gs. oe ? os f°, Dink: 4 te Iie SB ST. LOUIS @s~ 687 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Personal Properiy and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, Wanted and For - Sale Ads today. = APHIL 10. 162 — PORT - DIS? ATCH. : IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR | SAI. MLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SAME | IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE) IMPROVED P PROPERTY FOR SALE; REAL ESTATE--FOR COLORED FARMS FOR § SALE | REAL ESTATE—OTHER CITIES REAL ESTATE KOTHER CITE + "| ReSIDENCE—4405 Enright: 7 roome s, hot- ——__________ ’ x - ta ARKANSAS | =~ = al = ~ >, Business P roper tv FRA N¢ CISCUS * KUNZ For Sale by iD DWARD L. KUHS, oi at ter. heat, tile bath, hardwood floors. | . | . Henr , Hiemenz Realty Co. : WALTER S and every modern convenience, FARM—Homeseekers. 40 acre acres, s, 23 | in culti- | Tn estments REALTY CO, : sien HAWTHORNE BL. Coir Se21 N. Broadway x “Olive 7 Fei b4 or Centrat $304. dieting ene 4 érebaret, Possess ee 3F, house. hs ey i| This Modern - t By a ~ , homes in this ax Central +47. RESIDENCE—440 Oo Enright; 12 rooms, ® Ark. . Land Co., Nettleton, pes ew isd AC Ory Ui Ing & FOR SALE 804 CHESTNUT ST. One of the most modern r rank Obear & Son Realty Co. aya RESIDENCES, pretty park; near Grand av.; all the latest We specialize in North St. Louis property. bath, furna lectri l Ox” |. S212 Barrett st.: 2-story brick residence; | improvements: brick garage. 3 machines, | 0 Fallon Park and Walnut Park districts. arage f $c; Sn? tt SOnS00, end| Waite or folder “on ownerce. Batesville, Phone for our lie | & ry «* ‘ ore. - ‘ Ark., for folder on Batesville and Inde- | iE OTTENAD REALTY CO. | pendence County,. the richest section in the DE \ } | siat f; oonis ep v c.; large lo LMAR BOULEVARD /hali. tile Baye Kod Re “gas and elec-| ete: NES NEBRASKA AY, 6007 -Adtinditon ave cen ¢ bat! 808 Chestnut st., Room 206: (c*)| United States S Vi 5-room frame, bath. | RESIDENC *ES—3950-52 2 West Belle Di. — ee — ail h ituated i in thrivi ing \ isconsin City of 2 2,000, Labor conditions are the best for any factaas New building under lease: will! ay over : ; ) tric; shades, screens and / fixtures included; Eight rooms; owner built and cared for nrowins Somiiie: ena ans a ha pare is | lot 50°x117’ . See ve for card of admission. home: all the latest is) pepmeanente: lot GU 2-5 | furnace, electric; lot ‘40x15; street made; fo come In near ¢ r ~ oe hee in rents sure —- 'x128: garage: (or nptou ca | terms. beautiful houses of 10 rooms eac h; marble CANADA — , i | reslaen. he at : modern 10 rooms. Path, | 3126 RI'SSBL t. "ay. P 5448 B —o_ 3. bathrooms, electric, furnaces: conc rete base- | LT ’ , dence, including rec eption hall, furnace Splendidis-built home, 8S rooms and n- | ~ eacon av., +-room franre, bath, fur-| ments; in wonderful ¢gondition: rentin or; ON . me AM 4 S' STREET | he at, bath; price only S050 lished attic; oak and maple finish; hot-water | Nace, electric; lot : 25x125; street made; own-| S110 per month: can se)| both pag | 8 one | THAN SS COST te D_FOR MORE: hoice investment in the 3000 block: | y . heat; lot 7O0x160; very low price for this! er will show. " and arrange any ‘terms: if you want a good | HERE? —— leased (0 one tenant for term of vears: | 3836 Lindell bl. : 4-story dwelling, having nice home. ge home, buy these houses: live in one yourself WESTERN CA; can sell so property will pay over 8% noi, | 6 rooms on Ist floor, 5 bedrooms and 2 baths S651 McREE AY. 5469 Beacon av ; #-room brick; reception: and have income besides: look at th Avail) you se] - vANADA, Another smatiter building, fine juvestment, ; on second floor and 6 roonis and bath on ad | Pretty modern 7-reom home; 1 block frou} hall, bath, furna ’ ° > % : s ne Me ‘room brick resi ; be -45 RUSS sd ctric, Jot 20x rice 500 ; t limtat ore %, Mere ts ilenees chia? |dence and brick barn in rear, and rooms | Single J) and t room flat. “hear Grand ay. niade. ¥ re exeaed PROETZ- SCHNELL R. E. CO., | mi nel from Sowhtows and will eventually bath barn, pau hae hot-water heat, fine all conv@Miiences; lot 25x125 to alley; c ard, | 4939 | Tet. Olive 157 £28 Chestniit, a terms which = con” otiy a Aine | , e > atnroom and Deautifully decorated through. | 3910-12 WE STMINSTE R PL. ; Cla; ston av., 6-room frame, bath, | CO EF : ITT FOSTER, Canadian hee wan an Gremd’ox 7 Valdes aan rx ~ ve out; all modern; jot 3O'K.13'; price S&5vv. Single 6 and 7 room ‘!-family apartment; | clectric, lot 25x175; street made; ies | 4360 COTTAGE FOR scout tee dw fom, *S DEWITT FOSTER, Cauvadian N oy + 7 ——— —_-__-— hot-water heat, hardwood floors, lot 35x135. | $3200; terms. ; "| ter; Price $1800: terms uns Aelnaengh aoe Brae! dan ug Dept. C-10, ERTS P SESS | FLAT ~—— —- JULIUS _HALL iALLER ie 18 N. 8th. (c®) | « oo go._T”: a) | CAN ADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY LANDS-— } vancing, Property can be bought now at! 3626-28 Wea Pine bl., © modern L2-roomn CHOICK SINGLE No. "035 Alice av.: opposite Sigel School: 4543 Davison st.: 4-room frame: bath; lot | z | >300 ° SNAP THIS ENRIGH T AV, BARGAIN: 8- | Your last opportunity; In Central ‘Alberta | | ’ ' ’ ; — oo at pric ea. ats | brick houses, very well built: all medern con No, °% ‘ thon as oe at ones veniences; lot 60O'K2138': fine for inatitution lower Oo and upper 7 rooms; pA, eh | 502130; street made price $2 | ROOM HOU SE, ] 35xl1 e ne a Ce ae 'rpeparate hot-water heat: lot 30x]! . Oud | a ; ' Ss OT 2S 98 FEET; MOD. | and Sas houre : S674 West ine bi., large S-story brown. | bargain 5363 N. Euclid av., 5-room fram bat! ERN; ONLY $3°50 ASH. FOR CARD OF! open a ee and rich park lands— . 2 small houses, stone we ving. corneistix of 26 rvome, baths, | 3946 THOLOZAN AV lectri , ; eee. BAL, | ADMISSION, 4133 ENRIGI > Pp ready for the _ plow, inter- large double house; cat .: “ a a mn pat eomagn We Sad | Clectric. ~garage; loth 30x125; street made: | ; nos VN RIGHT, OR ABER-| spersed with trees. which afford excellent Teconst ‘ted val ens pam Dee +» porte cootere, lunge stabie,}, One-story, nearly new brick cottage, 4 price $2950, ei NATH iY R. E. CO., THE HU STL ING NE- | shelter for stock ; here i j | r. conastructe at aemal! expense, ‘ith ving \par tme nt. bath. ety lat 17TA'x | rooins, bathroom and recepien hall, electric | > ES eee j an RO _AGENT, 2363A MARKE (#) ing and livestock raisitig. ont’ tekeat on ; and fine plumbing; lot 2oOxl lo; $3800; ‘terims | 5207 Genevieve av.: 4-room brick: recep- 3937 WEST BELLE a i ~ | OM successfully; the country is ideal for Two-story brick, slate rvof, 7 large rooms. mixed farming; the Canadian Pacific Reil- | ’ ’ ’ y ' CLARA AND Jl LIAN : . oer = | suit tion hall, bath. farm e lectri . | Fine store corner? well rented. ) 110-4014 Maffitt pi.: two new 8-room $630-32 SHENANDOAH AV price S3700: ee Pr ee ina a | 4 ; terms. large attic, furnace, electric: bath. ra Ouse Ss having 3 reoms and breakfast room: Three well-built 4-family flats, 5-6 large lot 37.0 , garage, ipeoveninate: | abel ——— ot . " , et 4 » " ————E provements: Pa»°r "5 iilé Se] ’ ve U und | » ; ‘-ecaee- DOWNTOWN ( ORNER FEE out: 11 rooms, reception hall, hot-water heat; } Park cars: se is in fine order. 530x130; Bg * it BA S280 Secsaee . lot SINGLE FLAT, COL ORED - k ARM—Before you buy, write for free list. ~ * > ‘ . i ‘ as ‘ ~~ - “a ' tes. v. 4360 North Market st., 2-story brick sin- __R. Hallock, 1422 McCausland av. _ (99) | |)! md I This property consists of 14% acres of ground in £00d part of town i Under 9-year lease; pays $5000 net. ‘'moderu baths and the best of material; also "5S DELMAR BL. ; re ' %). wry) 0 Hii Se sua) - i- ~~ ° . eh Ts aig rie : . . ¥-room house, with al = , a potions 456 N. Newstead av.. --room brick cot- ) ER rR each; lot 275x130. . S2-MILLER R. E. CO.,, 105 N. Oth. TAX ¢ SALE LAWNIDS ‘|; With street on three sides and rajlroad trackage across back of lot, ||| Building is brick and tile fireproot construction, well lighted and *|| . -_— 7 , ? ~ : 2617-19 OLIVE ST. = & — iences; lot $5x135; admi ard; Ice. | tag tion hall, t eee ian ne | . or an age, recep jail, Dath, electric *rice 9-room brick resi 184: + PL, $3500. 5 a th. electric. Price re ventilated: equipped with Grinell Sprink] prinkler System throughout. Three-story business bullding: good in S51 Lafayette ave: nme nt @ low prine. to close an estat ; ception hall. 2 Lee hen lerge et we ty Lafayette Park; ey built home: sub- ~~ “ATTEN TIO: . . ‘ - ‘ et ° } ; oO ‘ ? e] ‘ . ] : x 0° a — ar : Lots | at Prices Bure to Advanee and tha "Poa oka eae ett il. ithe aoa Hy NS £400 N. Newstead av. @-room brick cot-| 6167 Minera aye Lsswory frame cottage Buy rhese B il Building i aate sia A awe a hrev’s hot-water heater, screens, fixtures; Substantial home; 10 rooms, bath and fur- oa ©, reception hall, bath, electric. Price | of 4 rooms, granitoid ce lar, furnace, elec. | ¥ Se Aargains | ‘ ~ AL “Dh Paces of shape. Pi 5. of the lowest insurance rates in the Ez \TIR -— 3 te a JO". | nace, fine finish; 4 car lines; McKinley High °¥900. Terms. be S tric fixtures; lot eae S. : n e | a 7, ain building 50x125. feet, with Grand Rapids V apor Kiln: A E (" ITY RIA ‘i € D. AV IS _— and FPanz Sigel schools; lot 48x185 018 0 pea maantar maa E mae JOST-MILLER | R. Bo. 105 N. 9th byw All | ill room storage space, etc., making total floor Space of 30,000 “ ’ ’ ‘ 5033 Nottingham, Southampton: matt , 3024 HAWTHORNE BL. | o Robin av., 5-room cottage, bath, | (o®*) ft. Building will be sold with or without woodworking h AND POF] ING ST brick bungalow. porch across front: slate; Mediun sin “ home. in restricted location: panes. lot 560x138: owner will show; price |-————— FLAT FoR GOLORED For the tenth successive year we are of |} free of incumbrance. Floor plan and details furnished y Bop. inery oef od ro 10U fur \ ce 0 eign ooms ni aa ic; bric para se - “ee | at Ht : ; OK TOO; for | TOSs' .tpacera Spoasnout ; m. kitchen br k | fot BONITO: eo) Pee APRS Se a ee an oe ee 4433 Lucky st.: 4-4 roams: brick: good ‘¢Tin& these Canadian tax sale lands in the||||} ble parties. Inquiries treated in order of their peal nected ; ; ¥ + 5073 Robin av., 6-room frame: lot 350x137: Temt;s street and alley made; price $2600. ~uited States. There are only 300 lots. | | r ys & Kiedi: 9p ‘ede $7? ] Olive 1928 Chis notice w ,! Sell e\ ery one of them. | THE MULT IITONE MFG. (. CO P A NY or co LUMPANY, BANK’T, Reilly and Polk sat. fine . ‘ ‘entra! 7 . i uu ere ~ 4s 4, ¥ «7 . - Fh. for oO acres, beautiful lake front. hall, living com nu, dining room. manufacturing, ‘ a pantry, butlt- buffet in dining room, first ae - Tiger - «> = Chouteau AY.. Nea }* Jeltferson floor: ” irge ney chal tile bath, large clos ? -to-adi hone; bt. peVe ‘ : owner will show; price S3500 Riverstide NPRM - ‘ . ov oy OU acres, with bulldings. : 4 MON i) “ AN > D 4450 Westminster pl.: yellow tile brick, ‘Ine hon neu Reservoi ark ater price S300. ‘hestuut sts. Residence, 9: 35 Ning’s High - for %: Pitan beautifully wooded lot. | EAU © LATRE, W IS ‘ONSIN $000 at th" ot) busin Paes prope rts -Sto} . and slate . reside ce: first j TY he ; " ; . t)a¢ it ‘ . { ‘] ; : i; at iit - & i ONE as —— as : ‘ Southeast. ‘ . , Ay 3 "200 means a | i T ( YK R. ANC i T rustee. leased for S1800 per annum to good ten bas large hall, sale parlod with Frenco bh : if : on tes oe "seek av., 3-room cottage. bath: ele : J. DOW L ING R. E. CO., Notary Public +> or wf 0 ac a lodge. ; doors, dining room, kitchen and pantries; sec- SEE rt ‘ tric; lot Yoxl3s8; street made. Price $3200, : (™ ee ne I "$4500 at ¢%: good residence in Westiond floor has 4 bedrooms, 4 bathe. etc ‘ t saret i a0 \ . iy | S315 "2 320) eo nene, ” = aah 000 steam heat; hardwood floors first floor; dou- Church and Sherman School: hot- 5 4009 Ruskin ay., 3-room brick: bath: lot k: or Sale to ( olored oil A is vee cholce situation, Al ) at O% on new building: ' ble floors second floor; in excellent repair. | latest unproven vents; brick garage, *? cars, Ox1l2o Price $3700. a : ih , 35 | 1743 SIMPSON PL. ~ Rairfax. 4318—Cottage; 3 rooms: on ‘inc | po ae sina ae acres, choice wheat land, in FARMS FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE terrace lot; on rent terms. a strict. Manitoba _ ‘x ™ aeeeeceasinectustiees S175 for 160 acres, near station: good KANSAS MISSOURI Soi TY ‘ ‘ . nil, ilxe farming, Saskatchewan. IMP ROV ae ' "— ND: 1 "NAMP ROV ED ;- ARMS. highly ~ = . * prove ad Value of building 5, vateal Value of lot »++» 60,000 | 59022 Westminster pl.: 4) rock front and Modern home: # rooms, hot-water hes 9240 Thrush ay., 3-room frame: lot 25x ide roof dwelling. containing 17 rooms. 3 | hardwood floors, copper gutters, etc.; lot 1! 25: street made. Price $2300. — . . , Total $135. 000 | baths. hot-water heat, hot-water heater, hard- | 35x121 ~ eee . a : . , Mairfax, 3946-——8 rooms and bath; brick Also improved and unimproved f P “ , a i . > . wood floors lst. id and 3d floors through- ; "635 RUSSELL AV. 5926 Thekla av., 5-room c a , | house, some cash, balance like rent ee —_—s = ~ir- ed farms, Por- For rich irrigated land at $7 5 » SLlS To W K bl ILD FOR \ OU |} out; modern: and well-built brick garage. | Substantial 9-room residence, tts fur- | electric: lot o0x125: sisect tande:s outer onl oe ig A oe a; be lame. SUMMes CAMP! acre; easy terms; go wit hus, 23a,” at per aie weil improved ; for quick “sake Come and eee our nee plan of building | large enough for A machines; lot ov’ x17 ry to Mek! — Bb teats: lot 50x11” ae near show : terms. ~ : ‘ ty nory, oo -room bric k cottage; well teiken oo" oie aint oo ~ our wonde rful alfalta. whe at and sugar bee q #K ARMS. + : __ Scheve Jr., Cataw ‘leee Mo, Yor tenants, cither to ase or rchase, | alley. | MCNINIey igh Schoo ' bul on rent ter ome wg ; and farms. Free fare to buyers.’ F. N. HICK - | —Two Missouri; O acre Easy nto ‘ cee Ala a. Yap a | Bis te fn ~ 7 + ons O79 ey A\ BUNGALOWS. hOSEN BAUM- HAL sé “8407 l, "XN ~ E., CO. y eno hh moll " Sotanen oat a — Pm aay MAN & CO., Room 620, 408 Olive. fe) outbulldin proved in « 4 a: Noe liusiness buildings only... Now is the time | , ashington ., BLOF Siate-roo Six-room fame residence im £oo0a rder, 6506 F: nma a\ two bloc] s west of Good- ~ a’. roa way. Western Ca : . at Saba a eet ena , , aings t : ; "tae ae lore .¢ ‘ ae aime ed 7” cks est o a iadian prairie provinces—the last | Water; 9¢ , ures; lo bu and bu | residence. containing 10 rooms and center’, large lot. LO*; TA t made; $3000. fellow av.: 5500 no ee. >. Sanne. > . : tbiles out f Telephones, Olive 470 and 477 'hall, 3 baths. hot-water heat, granitoid base- . IL AY. Pte Seeman vine ag ete par — 7-Room Br ick Cc ottage, $19: 90 new — r “gente Sc. on thé dollar of MICHIGAN write G. Sten del, o5 62W 5 BBseoe mo Price ; ment, franrm garage; lot 50'x50° to alley. hardwood . A oR , x i’ Ererer ements. hardwood floors throughout : lot 64x140 ye ‘a 4328 Fairfax a’ ‘room brick cottage: | ab 3 tect Fe mettle oe —— above. om I ARMS—Fruit. ruin, dairyiux: booklet. list, | FARM—10 acres. two 2. ~oe a I r" an k Ob aT X Son = 6819 PERSI ING A o will dew: eear tree tS feet of ground: tt on Stables Im fear: Gea sm — PDAVS in ull __Write D. 8S. Hanse ‘nm, start, Mich. City limits: all cultiv m houses, 4 mi, 8059 Westminster pl.. VW ashington ldea!l ,-room home, ne ar Shaw's Gar den: nea home for livery or coal man’ rope " , A * ‘ proper , mentioned. Deed giving ” terns barn . ch ke, . ated; Spring, 3 cis- Heights; “-story and slate-roof residence, | Brand-new home in Ames Place; 7 roor ns 5700 Goodfellow a: rick first-class condition: car sell f . Property » electric, lot 5 . cade Bullding. | room across entire front, with bay window, * . , SHOU R : . eo Me . =6° DAVIBON OBE ear WIth. Pleas . TOUR roe Se coe ee) en floor Singie bri k for wo fa - nites all improve- 5469 on . de aw. 3 7 oe kaa Bidg._ ( central 4262, Olive L198 .9 (eo?) broperty is ful ly described and offered at a, _Co., Ocean Springs, Miss. _ i heat: steel girders in basement; modern ele - - 19 26 \ aR GINL A A v oe: el furnace, electric. newly dec orated: ae. It ir S Ae lor ( f qred Senc cant atice, mete it a~ 3 . wn ieee MISSO S Bae FP ene Places, H. Gellert, ae ' s soem and attic Seger F ae my 1 con possession; lot 560x125: owner will show. VAL . vs TAX SALE BURE AC — ws) vm ——— _Phone e Victor g4g3x. day and week anya 72 Qi .. West. District 21. Toronto, re Mi 228-acre. Write Box 51, Hy. 5. BF rARM—85 ac ry iller, Weingarten, Mo. acres. 67 acres in cult tivation, 6. ‘at 9 ‘tric. fixtures; lot 97'6''x1°25' See us POF | vente Bee aOR: aduote . “ard of admission. rensences;, 10t « 0 mit by « sarc ; Ds | ep | S le 4 + ponte a 0933 Lucille a. O-room brick, reception 3619 a ees 2-story brick; 4 large Cc | 4935 Spalding av.; new house, 7 rooms, Single and . ‘lat; all improve- - See cee ee. ert rooms and kitchen; make offer | _ ace. mi west of P | Oregon av., after 5 p. m owner, 31884 ‘and hall; 3 rooms on first floor. 4 rooms on | Ments: lot ; ot 50x15; $6" 30 t Sid eS ji 1s second floor; tile bath, hardwood (floors : 3939 RK aL “L, cL 1 , mae CUES TES Mrest made: wtolsmacld — Wainwright Bldg. (c \ | hh ( t hroughout; hot-water seat, etc.; lot 30°6’’x ult aome: ee “ules oe oe 547: , : } | ‘BE ANDS, | "ARM 2%, i 140°: ope n Sunday. . ‘Trace: oal nish, hot-weter at: admit ., ¥4+3 Lee ay. (county), 2 “Dlocks west of o ‘ ‘ALIFORNIA BEST FRUIT LANDS. Fuerst, 20g? ‘leusena Busch farm. A rAR % ee earace: : Goodfellow av... 5500 north: 4-room frame, ‘-O-acre tracts, with frrigation water. good ie \ a ~ ‘ , ARM—23 cattle. 60 hogs, 4 h sirable Slate. residences, cottages. bungalows, | 3538 Page bl.; “-stor, brick house. 9 | iy oh o720 BASTON AV. just colnpleted a! id ready for imrns diat 8 or ge! neighbors and living conditicns; 10%) oe aia! ereres; mile St. Clair. ; pgs. 150 chic kens, complete Orses and vhis Het will positivels supply your want if! rooms. bath. clectric light and furnace: New rn stores and apattments hice. pai y; bath, electri hardwood fl ; FARMS cre; long, easy payments. Ii. D. COS- M0. 2357 Michigan av on gkrowing crops; all included. with = j ‘ou ate lookng for a hang me. De sure lo see. $3800 "| usine bl ; steam heat; full ten. throughout; lot 35x128: owner on premises: an M ‘10 East st., San Francisco. (99) FARM LAND—For rent: new ground: St a tte proved, 70-acre — farm f 400 “ r liet j t & ¥ 2 ‘ H : a 109% 1 1- 7: rented $4000 vea Pioe price $3100: terms > . 5 : oar ye am l_ouie Onis ae + Write ow ner, Ro >. or $4 i $1 1 SHEN AS ~ (slo nes : /reasonable: safe amaied ear; staple; vel SACRIEMCE—810 acres improved ‘alifornia ouis County. Inquire $854 Market.’ (c2| BE ARM ~ ety Lon. ~Dispateh, nd : = oma age: of 5 4910-14 Northland av.; ~ modern dwell. | ‘RARGA SIN investment. * 8544 Mora Lane >-room bungalow. bath L S stock ranch, new buildings. water, health, FARM—LOO acres, some bottom, near rajl- ye ranklin County: ern mths paces Ka rage, elec- | ings, having 7 rooms and hall, 3 rooms. on . Ban Se) 5 Oe Bes 2 Be aor ge “pied OF ‘Ss , ay nag Karden, orchard, Vinevard, electricity. car road, $7 OO. Box O-86, Post-Di | in cultivation, “Ze ‘JEFFERSON BANK BLOUK irnace, ele tric, garage; lot 100x190; street | stock, implements included, $30 per acre. o> at phd aven; 6-room Terms, Otto Barlow, Santa Margarita. Ca! FARM—25 acres; good improvements; near' * ‘tc.; an exceptional river. Box 414, - Pacific, Mo t iS; ocd title and ip ; as A. MITTEL BERG possession, ,, 7 Wainwright Bidg. rst floor, 4 rooms and bath on second floor, | . I e . N. Ww. cor. Franklin and Jefferson avs.: six ™made; owner wil] show: terms. FARM—For | sale or lease; 614 acres, in FARM—Missouri; Cy wer hot-water heat, hardwood floors throughout; | plants. baths, | lot 40°x140": ; open Sunday. . stores and fiats over; lot 78.7x149; at- “ . gs ine: he 8 Be i tractive price. ste . og on — eee oO av.. two 4-room ‘dere “Nhe pote ine. Ovyt-of-town COLORADO —Interior 0 this flat is 2039-41 Caas av.: double reel lence, tTvo- . ”? 6- Ss OLVIE yy J rit unga Ows Wit o-Toom e c fer Vv. tile o er c “a V a Mini- New ] ne > . ‘ P like beautiful residence. Has 6 and 5 large story brick. slate roof. 7 rooms. each, bath Splendid built bulding; stores and apart- bath, , hardwood floors throughout; just com- mum two lines. Are n COLORA Dt -—Grab it. Health, long life. ARE = nce. Ste. Eat mer. $524 lowa. tion; stock and 240 ac res. 125 in Cultiva- ments; rental $2700 per annum: lot H5x107.6 pleted and ready for immediate occupancy’ sertions Ic wer line discount line, high, dry atten ate: 160 acres un- Ark. o > ae vorman 7 arms; Mo., ’ city, on aUTO nd he farm ; 30 miles from — . © : 3 . . . an Ce 1s we Llecte ‘or. : ‘ _ ¥ Pe improved alfalfa iand “outhwest Colorado: man, intermationai, Life Bh ig. St ‘t Sul, = argnine i. sie price $6500; have other on . = ~ 4 — iu . i and 6 rooms, 5053 Minerva a’.; 7 rooms, tile bath, fur- | . 1403. Se Ot on. puUAts.: " 4736 Beacon av., 6-room frame, lot 30x “tmerevel ratty mas Me M naty ‘Die ire oy roles. 1423 EB. Ad Pas See, Som. a Dipatch beatae miles of t er card modi alemheta 4) : nn gy tt Nos. 440]-03-05-07-09 Manchester a\ 125; owner will show; price $7500. -- “ oS, Fost-Dispatch FARM—40 acres: nea , oT rt) o> - ane ; we OWnD; chea 4510 ARSENAL, oe flat of 3 and 3! ee Weg APE! > ade s, hardwood floors, ga am ono 4400-02 °.04-06-08-10-12 Oaklar ‘ se c FARM Wta—a ingen dares dele pron Othe FLORIDA P County: $400. t med Potosi, W ashington arc 14 cash balance 3 aan cour oon ponine, Soon: ; from Tower | : gegen ve; ~¥: rental $3300 per annum . 4439 W. Florissant ay., opposite O'Fallon with stock and machinery; give ‘price and) F ARMS—Florida 100,000 acres rich mi 1c] KOTSRE WAN, S01, Tl Chestnut, Main 1195 FAR " +. Baves 8. De Soto, Mo. 0; get card. > - p> € - al red Park: 6-roo brick residence, batl lectri exact location Box L-3°24 *ost-Dispatc) Re ond , a r RM— 2 ar 4 ° we : ; St. . rest. oF ark; 6-room bri ice, bath, electric, x 324, Post-Dispatc} soil: b or bs ave é an 120 ; “po” 2 SIDNEY —_ Dandy 3 and q : We" : ’ Wat Y bath, hot-water heat, hardwood floors. sleep- | {Urnace, hardwood floors; shed in rear; large HOTEI I, k ORS AL E hardwood floors; lot Joxl75; street made the Uzarks; must have running water; Give, to those who coal . home % eecta — !-| FAR) amble at. 4 heat orchard; Of acres in cultivation? 20 20 ne porch, garage for 2 cars, $12,000: get brick perch in front; lot 27°6"'x106'3"', ‘Sherwood Hotel,”’ 4323 Enright a lot price $6000. ' Drice and ocation. Box L-348, Post - Dis dress Home |! ‘atte » Bur iu The “1 “tan he sso a 160 acres, part bottom, house, | per ac re: ‘tom included: priced to sell, ‘$70 ve ade rice ore "et - SF o™ ot +]. » o ¥.: le eit =. a -4 Oct fol , 4 9 at + "hil; spring; sacr ce O00. »-&, ae . « : x (hwne as einen Siede ges & 2 590x160; 4-story brick building, ws rooms, 1455 Penrose st., 7-room brick, bath, base- . ARMS — ., vtd.—-Missouri or Illinois: within (rower, Tampa, Fla fe) Dispatch. — Box, 0-85, Pos son, Jonesburg, Mo. _— Joh im ¢C, ‘Themp- roo ie ALIPORNIA.—Dandy rettamace of MPRANCISCUS & KUNZ, RO4 «'t t st kite! dining rooms, hot-water heat; stable. ment; lot 25x125: price $3500: owner will oa reve of (St. Louis; buyers waiting | | BPAR "AR | 1 ; ove . . he estrru sth See ‘ price and card to examine, Smal! show’. P WM. REITZ JR... Room re 53, 407 ([LLINOIS . ‘aates ana ne gy’ “~ Sone mgs Fa ; KM —5o0 t tg y mation ranklin . ‘ounty A st. at . ; ee ts in Southeast Mis- or n town; 50 miles@¢wes , : ] AR\i_ before ou ti write for free list Sour; reasonable. Inquire ~ 70 ~ = | iti I: rise oO Ra ilroa: j and re Hg 2 our, MO ! } se und wares = . posse SSion-: toe . > o- ine “ rapa iF AR M—1: 20 . a ' pe nny and aaa ee convenient te room log and fr; s. 80 oe, saltivation; 4- eS and scnools, trains ant street fruit; 29 wheat, some hay: — barn, some » SPTing and cis. FARM td.—£mall ch icken farm near city vallis. O + doiph Maier, 2604 Cherokee. Sidney 4°67 Te " rooms and *% attic roo! ns; hot-we:-? heat: ' > ache eal reception —h } rarace ATRaAin - Aas avyment and monthiv notes. 1 ie a te Ia LAD Eee u quik | > 4 B: = , aT . : ™ > — 7 F ~, 3 ean an 0 ; — vo 2300 nit “MP HRS > sla te-roof ittme ler's argains | - = : — yas o as 4490 Natural Br a ATS. 4 and 5 room s from St. Louis: must te reste yi | HALLOCK, 1422 McCausland av. (88) | _St. Louis, Mo residence » ; , ‘ vr te 7a rai uge Je : en ao St L.ouis, Ill. be ad free Tis ] 2% well Selec ted + . barn, Otc. ° on auto read: phone. R. J ) ' ° : 307 s W ainw right: Bldg bungalow of 6 OWS AND COTTAGES Iiome Comfort furnac: ' electric fixtures: can all improvements made: easy terms. FARM Wtd.—Good. hear Si Louis, for St nian, international Life idg., St. Louis s — "Rees . Hay Fre F l. Wulf. Glen-, rAR M—Bargain: 80 acres; 1] % : miles’ ° : ~~ be used for ” fn milies: large lot. i 10x] 68: Louis real ” - - atl ‘ North irae. FARM—40 acres, 20 miles St. Louis dandy balance in. timber: located Ca tee. GRAVOIS. andy Wor ‘ . EN 8. BLAKE & BRO.. 815 Chestnut st. | flat, reception hall, bath, furnace, elect JOHN McMENAMY L : R. E. Co. ke? improvements; on main road; dri) ed we way. price $10 per acre; y ne of 5 large 6521 Greer av.; 2-story frame, 6 rooms, 7A o garage; lot 30x125; all improvements made & BE. : . , or _ ow ' ritie@ well; m baiance; wi pars Cown. time ter heat, brick porch; | bath, etc.; large lot, 50 feet: bargain: price o883 W ASHINGTON AVE price $8500: terme. . 1308 N. Grand ay. _ i AKM—40 acres; new house; immediate tees terms. Room 301 Fullerton pavement T ill consider Ford car as part rage: Pongo: set card, , | $3500 ; $250 cash, balance like rent. 64 ‘% CASE . eee ae FARM Wtd.—Jefferson County. Mo., pre- oltet ae os station; first reasonable eae ’. O. Box No. D1. West, Leasburg, Mo., as , vungalow oO | 650 5 3433 At ferred, x 7 S er takes it; easy terms; act quickly. | FARM—J10 acres. near & = | okies — : ; 343; mer pl.. 3 sn¢ 3 room 2 me fingle err in exchange for good t. Lou ag , q : ac near Sunset Inn; fine view | 7 - A in hoe rane”: ~ ieee neem | $4: 3733 Pennsylvania av.; 7-room frame; ae — J-story stone- front t residence: por- | mat: bath. slectrio. Price $3500 s! income property “| Will Oben, Godfrey, Ti, S for summer home, club or farm: near Mer.| = ARM—260 acres, neak Big - ‘River; ail , Ey of & rooms a: ! +, . Ft : eris., mv ney? rjiev , . . ’ , 3 on end ss! « ‘ ore é tt, ° ; : NOTTINGHAM. —Dan ly bungalow nace: $4500. J u r ATi 7 “ won — wo inediate. possesal pane, fu urnace, eiectric; Im- FARM Wta - Smal! improved uD to S3000. a . Pp “3. ner, 3 \ Nia Yr. Vermillion t rn ee bargain, [00C: S86 acres. 65 In CEO W. OTTRN i: ”) SALTY CO fur nac 4 hardwood ee +t ert st ‘ an I Ins, me ate OSFeS8810N easy r on good road near cits for’ brick cer ett ha os ae ; eu fivation; large in ex “ow, orcha rd. Wwuter: R808 ¢ “a "ee 4 ee pr S8o00, Get card 4038 Page av.; 8-room brick. bath and ath, r 2, wi aw you oe Wg ses property; full basement, with ~ in Ft apart. ARM—184- ra farm, completed: alG- “ . oid $6000 net; will accept Mortgage yr” he . mothe ‘3 inlies from ralilroa: station, on good rvoac immediate nae I KUHS, 8321 N. Broadway. ance on building at 6 per cent. ¥ p> M--; Jubstan, tially im prove: d, 184 acres £00d soll: will price “to sell. Address Il’. 0) pean pag » mn ssion: aly of the grow hig s, Ben aa.> tetene Ph kg Mo. , ees. gy with the place if sold at once: price S400 Lock Box 8: 4 Warr nto, AM. Cottage of 4 rooins, 817 Tyler st.; 6-room brick: | 2-story : 4 . see , ~~ ry . a 4 $2000. W est End H OnIEeS \ oe ta 940 , Central 747 ce . : WS Moi f 245, _Post- Dispat ch. richest black Illinois corn land; teams. ’ implements; is a $175 per acre: A RM—For sale or exe mass: rich 200 Mo (er ; ¢ ‘ Aa ri ati eV ; Ti - [ | oS r | 17 ] ia Ol* W t ] _ . "-* ’ \ B GG \ 4 ] BARGA N 4 . rtl } NN I or ] ‘ © ple. . "illi ains, ow he sor ' acre I l ris wrt all y r ‘ ' . a . ; be % ; , i ™ . . M miles from Warrenton. Moe: 0445 obj x ~ 3 :j le flat vt Robin av., 3 and 3 room single fla ents above; brick barn in rear: in Kans: if St kh , i Sacrifice % * ma Ts 4 Ff , . : Ser, »IN Centr Ni br ARM—V40 ocres, i: In and steck farm: 3 location “SBE US8."’ 2832 He vo nrietta st.;: &- brick, ont be eb BRINKOP R. E. Co. roof, bath gnd fumace; $0600." * tile roof, sun parlor, solarium: colonnial de- : Chestnut st. Olive Do. . — ; Od modern convenience: built right: ON THE BOOKS FARMS FOR RENT («bam Iu (99) I j. a 47 1 Genevieve ayv.: . beautiful esi neo iT cc ‘ of 0). M4 7 . ? t. : +. “UPC Re 4 “. ah Pye re and st C ; frame. 6 bath: * eneenticent teenie i 74513 SING iLETON STREET FARA -—-—~— - | FARM—10 acres, near Coulterville iL. - KOTSRE AN, 301, 722 Chestnut. Main 1193. | peaieie botton “eibeh eis: in all sizes: © Ose a owner on premises. $600 cam. balenen the; 6155 Washington bi.: 7 rooms and recep- | Mill Creek Vallev District é —65 acres, . improv ed; cash or share new bungalow, barn, etc.; bargain at $55) FARM—asvu acres, NY miles fr ¥ poultry fart s: a nihee srut and m roll e rent; price $2250. act quick /tion hall; dandy location: tile bath, elec.| 4-Reom Prnme eee ott 25x13" _of crop. 5 e x ance = - oar an atioua SELL ALL OR SEPA RAT 1D FLATS says sell: price only $9250: terms. ath, Locus st. ch CU., Agent, near Chain of Roc i: $325, nae S00 Title Gi laranty idg., St. Louis. _Suiliivan, ae ee aeee, ADIG 10% hp naabthien vod bee See REASON ABI. 4562- 64 McMillan av.:; 4-family flat: 4 i (ncteepenentemenenneacpeeemeemegneenennnmmnatiae tes lac ust. St. -C harles ats. Y bed ATKINS Room 307, 722 Chestnut st rAR har ONC maths () acres; Jackson (Coun- “ARM , er» SY, ai list and full eartiociate ee é E TERMS and 5 rooms: $9000. 5138 Raymond av.: ms: slate roof: — = Fa : —— tv, Ill.; bottom land. ove ” —40 acres land for $200, payable | CREWS, Wright City. Wevcwars. — We auhe arge tile “ .cross front: hot-water heat rARM—F¢ or rent 100 | acres, house, machin- cultivates = lan wet overtiowed ; . B20) monthly; near railway; 100 miles froin | right City, Warren County, Mo, Location assures profitable incest. sang, Pichery: 2-family. 3 and 4 rooms; #74 hardwood floors: tile bai, metal weather, REAL ESTATE-—FOR COLORED | Fullerton Syrulshes-o n shares, oom 01, ets buildinws, grain ren ey ERR REAG pend suit, lands, bee eee Itivatl te, miles Sullivan, Mo.: ‘oe. : ’ . on . «yy! ; lu if ‘ . ’ re rye! . ‘ : Kan” ‘ M ; : aa ‘ oa if SS: " ’ " . ‘ " ; i Ti ln » " “ - : ment and dependabie income. i S3300: 4 ‘ eh 300, 5 ny arranged; price, | ap ARTME: N T—6- FAMILY STEAM-HE AZ FARM—31 a: — YS es, ger seme a pear nen 2 n. HOS enrigh abany Soez. te) * ERR RE = ‘TY | f ‘0. O23 ¢ hestnut st . in uf Phe eg > a ri ciay Pc tage 810-21 Glasgow: 4-family, 3 rooms minds Neat TNT EMME oS BB ED APT... 5 ROOMS AND BATH 6000, on made roads: good for gardening AK=—For gale or ox ge; cres; |“ bean eed Teh Tin doe ioe. month; Rood v-reom house. screened d porch, chicken {108-10 GIBSON AV. bath: $7550. ? : 6040 McPhersoa: 9-room slate-roof. hard. =: APT. | IN FIRST-CLASS CONDE trait ant chien 3 cash, balances, £000 bulidings; on main public road; close, ,.UU¥S AU acres truck and ry, Ik ar | houge, barn for 1? head mock: © corn ertber Lot toad wood floors, tile bath, hot-water heat. jut} LION; RENTAL $240, BUT WILL BRING! terms: price, $30 pe: i wee a; Mine » stock 1 o>. Daa Msi Box. BS Mt. Vernon tie, Sxcellent: water: 33 oe ir tien. bout ie tie t. #4 and § tric | 1719 Papin st.; l-story brick; & - $6x130; garage: $11,000. ti : PIER MONTH: ASH WILL; Walker. 4459 Bessie , 7 Bes With tarm; information, write. + . ee te Ns FOE OH. Mt, Vernon, ull. | othy : arr ce $6500. includine lighting fixtures, bath : clear.’ mroatrse | $2 500. : Be. suee- 9 HANDLE Di, | U IF YOURE ‘ Te ag i] | cARD— S$ ac a on We “i ’ Payne, Woodlawn, 111 I ARM—113 acres; best improvements: ce crops, If sold bry spree hie ie real hae nts, per COP. ssass “An ——eE 1367 Goodfellow : 7 reoms; slate roof; O WA -¢ Li, — er OC. Uh side, ‘ARM—Cheap; widow has to « cre ventent location ; offers wanted. | Sain Chas, G ‘Hewian er, 400 Lil Price .... ! ‘si.600 2710-12 Henrietta st.; 4 flats, 3 rooms! nace; tile bath, hardwood floors: lot 3: 1x1 38; RARE BARGAIN. ABERNATHY R. E. _ be ak we Susan Sea &: a high hers: e of cultivation, 7 7 5 m iles f! om Fanashell, 4o27 Natural Bridge Delmas sre)_tros Bide —ee ba : and bath each, furnace: rent $1200; $10.- rfect condition: price $6000: terms. (The SSA3A. ME BUSTLING NEGRO. AGENT, | SSeS 706 | . hestnut, room 310, St. Lapis, Ava, Ill.; 3:room house, goog | -?38R - (@) | FARM—s6 acre dairy and yultry farm: 9 Lon MAPS o21p-921 500. | vest buy for your money.) NIONT Sy ere IDENC B E OFEICE, a phe ere in i. ‘often shade one hunting in| # pom Oe a acres, “OU cultivated; goud cows and “heifers: hundreds try, farm; ¢ ~ , . 4 : ©2320 otfe OX 4 6, P.-D. orchard, 6-100m house, new barn, mile | chickens; two 240-¢ nct two cottages, 4 rooms each. | sry 497,08, Grattan st.; double fiat, 4-fam-| | 46 Lewis pi.: 8 rooms, bath, furnace, com.| QR DELMAR 4032X. ee | FARMS FOR SALE By. \RM——100 acres; 68 impro: "3 in time | Store, postofiice and school: $1000:* $406 chick bro oder benhouss, breaien teal ents, per year $3000 lly, 3 and 4 rooms; needs a few repairs; | bination fixtures: lot 50x1 35. $8000 BUNGALOW—New 4-room: small payment ARM—Eo uit: ——— ——-_— ber: 914 miles from teeny 2S Ses Saees Chapman & Hibler, Steelville. Mo . he - pee, ooder house, fine Price, each . 82500 large Ra NBA. nn rent $50, can —- down; take Liberty Bonds Apply A. B. | FAR —Ea: lity in good farm, sell or trace Sn; 500, part cash, part 't rms. Ed Mfever | F RM—40 ac y we . v, Sink and kiich = Ce naa an \ | at oo — OOF price reduced to &4R50 ‘ 1014 Weetm inster pl.: Q rooms, hot-water Finch, Oak View ter., 2617. Map! ew ood. (ey ee 20x E -i¢, P ost- Dispatch fc) POR, % Gente: at oe “ . — wee S6GSC Ste -.0uls, [}I,; ge ine cmieken ranch; clafe to school. on art , . far OAKLAN P. AY. 4419-37 b. ean dO ra age: elect fixtures; lot 35x1° COLORED PEOPLE Jesiring ie Pastner “al ows I ‘terme. 7iRS;, foe aaci Liner and cattle; _ oS00W. . ~~ county road and R. F. D.: tl coumaian and never-fefling spring ye. Rory ay wenty flats, sand 3 1 acl , 1717-19 Glaszov av.; double flat. 5 ana we ES * me before buting. I will safeguard | —- » ~ - mprove 40.acra Ther os EOOd Car, (". Medlen, Arcadia, Mo.. Rk. 1 Me good lumbing : ‘ lear, poome each: gas 6 rooms, birgest bergwain in city: re Sou STOR ® Qivervifle a. rooms. sleenin: interest; J to room homes, on easy | F ARM—80 acres land, 150 miles; will aRroM o by 1) : bu v? : twol FA ae they: r Improved, SU ‘ARM—Alisseo: “LO 3s ilies wes: rice ePaducesr oe . ~~ ‘ march _ ter ' af toy ' - SeIINyS cern r ot Si ‘ mie r race F ; “dl ‘4 balan ; on cas over er ¢ eS : —- * ; _ % aaa y =e ‘ rm : of. r : oe Ss Rents, per year. ..... *3840 ait dato. et TeneO cag, canes” ‘eee 3 + Slectric Axtures: mu- «BM. es gp oot alge Motes: |: term 1014 Park av : w | ope te » dcated In best p good soil. -f veres orchard; possession nev, Of St, Louts, county road. mail route, 4 Price ee €33.000 “4 : | wes ey ‘rips: instant aneove ti -~ linia . -s | er ad States rile Seat. $100 “$00 dow : Tru \It: “ . allroad; s you t ee 7 2103-5 “eat: 14:1} ' 2 4. fami! vy. 3 rooms: eater: le ath: ardweood loors: lot 42- | ¢ OTTAGE——4- room brich: hot-water A. 2 ccres; * sets buildings: S#iu4 hn TRA in the State, Moore ; FINN | | Sood spring and cistern: 3 Tes in cultive- old rent $640; price $6000. Ze: 3 ; bath. For particulars cal! Lindel] be) s: so00.. .. ’ arn 540005 40 aoros , ye. 8 > , Mon, fa Stock, Irulit an noultry far... oe, rul oul. (owner ISOS a1 +1 es: j}1}- acre vorking: Most se - pa oo . pee iat write for 6u, ty oe il, saeew: i (ho. li HEMKER REALTY MANCHESTER A AV... AS22-24-26 ~ GOLORED — We have others that might interest vou. COTTAGE—3- room, and acre ground N. Grand. = . 4-reom heus +: Tine OPPOFlUNiIts pre ing under = ae ant “aier or further infor na- ulao } cheaper places for 7 ~04, &1LO Ch et rete st. Bix fiat 4 and 4 and 3 S383 3 room, hanning av.; 7 m 2350 J OHN y 8, B AK & 8 hes u de r etc. Meachem ark, re) ‘h R ene n a s ’ eeeeees ‘ . |} ZO N_S. I, La BRO... . 815 € © stnut st. n, fruit, et in Me ) P 's — /FARMS movermment land comin ' ey I o- y per year irrigation: ground floor chance; easy cash —— i Olfax JOLYOM, or w rite J. D. Care| sale. Milo “no, Sour! on, “Mo . OS tral 45°. : : ? . rnivry 4 ow Leawtn rs; CG N. Leffingwell; 7 rooms: § 3: 8. $330 — Kirk wood: at Dig sale. | work and crop payments; hurry: also non Lilbur nm, St Louis, M te) ; . : ; os ae tY . i “ARM—t1U acres r a it) der i} F } ' -~ « . ery fe A. : . > acres ( er; tie rest! |] i - Missouri, > yh acres, mente opens 500 Hickor et. : brick co 7 ‘4 y ttaxe; $1750. ed PROPERTY ARTHUR MITTELBER - 4330-32-34 FRANK L. DITTMEIER } R. E. COo., BOSS Alcott av., 6-room frame ......$3. 307 Wainwright Bldg. (c*) irrigated enlarged homesteads located. Lib-| F ARM—Good 40 acres of land with good has be uitveted: no buildings: 6 mile ix flats, 8 and 38 rooms; lighti fi 624 | 1391 Blac kstone. 7-room brick ; DWE! LLING—424 4Cook; nice 8-roo m mod- | erty Irrigation Co.. Grand Junction, Colo. | house and barn, henhouse and other ‘Otite *§ iy ngton, Mo.: price $400. Ad. oo se Gun, . ures; clear oe egghead FLAT—6610 Colorado; 2-fami bri - |4776 Reacon, 3-room frame 5 ern and up-to-date; furnace, fiztures. etc.: FARM—200 acres for trade; farm near Rob. buildings; ail nearly new and in splendid iress I. OW “Harris 1519 S. 7th st.. “st cultivation: soil se”ene ’ 115° and. . ioues. bath, electric Us50 rick of 4:5 £26 Maffitt, 4-room frame |" ’ F price $4500; a dandy home for some thrifty ertsville,, Mo.: beautifully located; goo4| Condition; close to 2 railroad towns; . 2 Pahl Me and. corn a0 ene c 1329 Blackstone, 6-room brick .. RK! colored family. land: attractive house: zg: barn; never- nel ght vorh Nod spiendid peach rehard “AT “ncres, One mile from goo n: of new tw ory, 6-toont hes = . : d + ath m res, one tile rom good town ing tf new 'wo-a r’ t} oon house, goo 7° - all sr bipel ave ') ; Lranaryv ' other outbulld) nes; well a pe per year.... Py P 4 ce 0.000 Arthur; t-room far T wate l4n5 ~ ¢ ° = . : - = . beat lot "90x15, 800. . at r, gas; | 4551-! a, ac le le 6 and rooms, oa ; OREON EE. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 © hestnut. | failing spring: w ell ‘need; will trade for _ out m, acres; land nice and level: eo: acres timothy on ~ ae. — Cc . aL “ . : wi ‘ ce r .* | ircel] i J ’ Tyla . *? \¥; . . _ : ; ‘ ' near St Lor iis. Rox E-* 0). ven 4 ‘ rs } Af ME ~100 ; . ‘ *—s . sf >. 000, : ‘et ralarrie’® ae ' } if nee » 4an \ . , _Diace; ; : ul low or smaller oat" ae tt rN GIBSON, 738 ; 8-family brick of 3 and : ’ yY ; a = AY _ i ‘OU NTY P ROP ERTY UWELLING—3945 Cook av.. 9 nice rooms, \\ itt furnace, baih, fixtures: clegunt oak |* Apt ma AR . ne an > rooms: big x | 2006 aha ~-family brie! f Sand 3 ®*e@ roy ; and flats, S$ and 3 reome, bath. | roar, tones : $3500 | es es Lad BY... O-veom: Utick, - Maple > >} Page a Mel Vandeventer cars: lot 20 nei vou tithe lan WwW 2re looking “Rents, per er 344 Me, Michigan; 1i-room —. bath, ¢-;. te Commo: wealth, 5- -room ‘frame 3 ee De ond 9 ‘as soa unescelle ' tg = ~ hee ae ed oe SECT. a parebes oeweees seese ae : : ; rn, rou) tr’ 4 lora Maple Wood ‘-rooin fr ma te L Os ‘ ! p bil Ss. ’ ‘ , Bi ret . vor i ‘proved ch 11 ; | h 6x onmawivanle: fe. high view: 38500 6507 Hobart. 3-room frame am 2's gVREON E. & R. G. SCUT YT. 800 ant) mnt u meg ‘ Inder. Dent "sve no land | MERCANTILE TRUST CO. He, euruarsys; oreo frame: bath, BRIG Page i.e frie $08 | eo) | talk Home Finder Dent. STS, "B AMR I? eon . gins! dine other fares i Michi ii- e }1243 Purcell, 6-room frame | FPLAT—4320 Batitt _4-4 rooms: $250 cash. | = \ “ARM—Cholce iliinois 60 acer at aa ae poet on ae a | Sth ‘Locust St. Charles — St. room wat yt 7 brick, 2 bath- | 3 3705 Salome Kenwood : BEN M. LOE WENST EIN, + S26 Olive st. “(Ce 100 MILLION acres iree Government jand inties du as of St. Louis: near churel ; y oe oo VPPOrtUHILICS 1 ti) acres , . 4500 bu af. t Toads. | ~™ lot 50 sea f or es ta fi rs; brick | fr rame 5. 35 0 | FLAT 4°93TW Lucky at. — roon 3: still to \4tBe had in the ‘W est - farming, cn ‘. ha ton is very | u fai : 023 Alabama; f . 4275W Garfield, sell farms, timber lands, coal lands . guank’ elke a ee cn PAR i— sale or exchange; 120 acre si er acre. OSBORN REAL TY. -room rame, toilet: 7-room brick” sarfiel« *k 150 mineral lands: get list. anus, of fruit: good tithe: wi take 20 - Sia lea f 60 cultivation 4-room bu al ur “ brick, bath. ioe 7353. Virginia; 5 rooms and ba 23% Blendon, 5-room brick = ae doom: ‘tb 50x140. - 1500 8. H. MORTON & CO., Land Dealers ive quick possession. For »p ¢ of house,| galow, | eames owner, widow; wants Ine | 5 v7 “= eRe “S sitivation: Tt lot 10 tho. m frame | T ownay 738 ae wa, Tseom tralne, KEANE & Calg o”, ahove ut st. (e®*) 800 Title Guaranty Hidg.. St. Louis | pyrite to Ross W. ©. Hallock, 1422 MeCaue-| come property.’ Neom 301 Fullerton Bldg. |; mS in nied ig “~~ ae een - ; ~ — me " ° wae Sa, wt’ BAI B c A’ i ath o | ; — . ; , = Te outs . mi ae . ' Le Ls pre Verne Ss: oOo fater, ore ru, ioe! : orth Gravols “read = Ivory; 4-room brick, bath, toilet: 2310 Yale av.. @-roam brick ere « Hol SES 2016-18-20 Lawton av.: 3 good Improv ed Road Alfalfa Farm, SOUNT iHOME—T? ‘ple place. nes worn : eee” a 4 +h ap ye ote: | —— "panei a anne tee ye ; GRI2 "eee m | > On. Ivory; 3-room frame; bath, tollet Two off ane y 4. n tRAUT O.. . PAPI Le Tr aren p ar Ne toe 3 e lo Hogs, 10 Cx ait le, and ane ites ville, ut oe er 7 7 o¢ I; ue tac} machin. fn ne : lee Mre "anon aa oF . : . he (~ EASton. “lt ale ’ . ‘ . . - Pernwut.¢° ! gr. een tne aint. ° steadied hy -roon, jrouse : N “ard Palety. ' —_— aed ive ae iu hs iis 5 (i! MISSOURi e t SALE . ; mn . oon bo ‘ e tiilag , cre i iin: Vire-fene $4) T . ; ti ‘" Tf r ’ ! ' : - Te : as 3 ‘i rr? *‘ , 310 Pennsylvania: Astoom frame: beth. 4600 Cecil pi sie — Any oy nate oa ance S00 a month. P. TJ. MADDE N & (oO. jpasture; 2000 cords wood, 5 000 tt. Save Benes « . Avi , “ey 208 ai wm | ‘ mW) RITZ ‘\IR.., AAS Denn electric, Karege: $2 800. ‘rooms and bath each fioor: sleeping aa : oan A Sanne — — : ‘¢ °) fr ‘ult; oak shaded dwelli ig. big barn, i S 2K .; 4 AL, hoe ” _ ) : » 4) Ad , ' ad ™ : ~~ a= — > vin tt ries Pennsylvania: 4-room frame; electric lights, furna: e 2 gurages we) — SE—1916 Goode av. nice 7-room., with | house, fagitry house, etc.: owner unable ‘ in = ; ah Tis ik r PARGAIN: se > down, 3 im —— , rat urnace., fixtures; nice lot r Ma erate; 3 1bv00 gets all easy terms See Page d ENC +i. ; 44 ry . . : ‘ ug M ier at) Ppuultry immed, le “S732 le ye ugh; lot 300x120, wth 7412 Tennessee AV.. 1%-story concrete | duced from $4250 to sire, will ae | | -- TROUT Catalog 1100. Bargains; free. — ~O acres weil- Or OUtl oy Masia | * “tr. eres, reynonix : 3 vee . Southern I'rice amis ‘617 wv. ” block dwelling, slate roof, 4 rooms and | } terms; make offer; $500 cash first payment. UT AGENCY, 831FP, New York Life | [“"™:, fine home. good berns. silo and oth ' awe {6 i Sneeer than pay | Se-~ Address, Dox 28° 2, si ringticld, Ma. rooms each: lot HUxi ah; SF000 Nee of 3 electric lights: gas. garage: lot 35 fest, | ORBON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut, | Bldg., Kansas City. Mo. wart 5. ma well ¢ ous-fenced;| ioGy. tie’ bavwung ey, mostiy in one ) (90> - — SS a a oor er “e hYeoms ek aan ody: big argea’ rs t j nee : mara egg ee eee — . ore ee eof Robert; 3-room’ brick: lot B1x156: ¢ 817 , Wilmington rd., I-story brick cot- | —~— ea a aS ae? Dttein ees Se | ee 1) CLP, Post] 4 ae atts. wen st., Luxemburg 1- Story. 3-roon $25 a month: a wonderful chance for a} — : > LAND—JO-acre tracts. 7 miles tem rr +44 Se? wna tate ker Elo ae | ' , ' bereent) 4, ; TNetoMlS PTL his: “for In or trane e tor Tie ie tae OO. op 4 +00 Krour; 8 rooms and basement frame cottage, gas: price $1250 thrifty person: electete Ighta fneluded. d y ’ . P }ite for ’ rs : : w *" : ‘> , ; . ~ : “ ; “ , . ak li - we >-reon ri I: 9 le Th) ’ : ] steers 7 r.? : i} “ 2 MI «> RELI i 702 ‘ ee ine? (-®@ RBiuff nen) pike roade ar vil . ; on ; stores with living ruomwa &° b c. electric; france cating 7 Siaan : . a dri “+ ow Oi 3 a ervey ' nth ebhenmis = : 717 . | = »’ nial os Cass ay, (ec) -v HERMAN PAU . 117 nice * M HAMME, TEAL ENTATE oO 1 ef wk gn Ni - ey’ A Tv + lor, 7--o0n 1) het ). ee “ ; @1 — ‘ u : one? pat belie 7 , . , ed va as aed : : . 7 . * ; vai | . Tou! a - ~b | mn ike . rene’ re hy Ra ett” > O721 S. Broadway. “AMI ane: taxes: Write for ple. “Gs: : “tae gl ; i ¥ ee bel watt Roa, Ma” ay . KAMP, ; 216 Walawright. Olive 3242. (c*) Pine Biuff. Ark, 60). pangany ST? Se Oe “arn read; “33 ‘Geers. am ’ ” rT BARGAIN: sivovy. a. L. en Le Setu, Mu, ag: price $250, # Lex 0-77 ya l ay ., B 4, i a on ad SUNDA APRIL 10, FARMS FOR MISSOUM LAND—One mile free rie state of Missour near 110 acres: price 54500, & ou have the mwney, m ony K. Brawley, 41457 3 Loois, Mo. | MILK “COW—1! hens, 3 grapevines. On " ura wi ’ arres S400; .S down Post- Dispate! h MISSOU Ri FAR M town: auto road house, ore hard re! man GEO. H. HEMRARER RR. CE @¢ Touls. Mo. Olive 208. ee _ BTOC K RAISERS—SJ ae and 7 rooms ecac! An s verronning | ereck, price § lick i : $%5 a a2 e s . 11 Tve at Pit. e (<5, Voat. 4ACCK GROWERS—40 a valley: tree to real man to make a ho: Tif | ; ile fruit trees, iM) straw vines; price everything, marck, Mo.; you cau sta per month. Hex (1-10 LY a farm in St. Charte i a good river bottorn fa od farms: | can i (ase ane ‘ee: am @& farmer, Te _flanc e, Mo ' SUMMER hit ee | b—-* i7zvark ome near Irenton, Mo. huge cypress logy; 4% ckory timer; oxgelle r } fo intly ountain seenery: | i, bargain. HicoW AF fi 7 Clara, Cabany 2 DON’T OVERL Beautiful 100 acres; td home or club; on falire station, finest Spring wh sacrifice for . $10.01 000, a e Form. 2 On ‘—s road; 60 In. y | cisterns, 4 live cow barn and. 6 Ww. OTTENAD ROR Chestnut 17-ACRE POLL About 0 acres in eculti good land and level; %-re stabie and poultry house; eated on rural route. phot road, ~ witless to good ; to fishing strearn an. ileal respect,and a@ big value f detatis and bargain list a WM. REITZ JR N. th 63-AC KE rARM About 40 in cultivation all fenced; good soll: nig Sungalow, With por: hes, ¢ poultry house, fruit: loce@et route, phone: frown and mile to geod ideally located farm home price $3500, Get further farm list VICTOR WM, Olive 2209. toon 725, ‘ARMS FO SALE 193 acres: good upiand; cultivation; on county ro $50 per acre. 7% acres: lays well; on room house. nice orchard; SS5U per acre. 74 acres in small inian cultivation in bottom; harn and other bullding 84000. . BO-acre farm, good amokehouse, + poultry he fenced: 70 acres in cultiv pasture: 1 mile to town; cash. balance 36 years at 5 Store bullding. large f (dwelling, in emall town: or trade. What have ou 170-acre farm, 80 In Tek bottom, balance sy from railroad town; good @ several other outbuildings, county road; price SA500., Flour mill; 50-barrel; brick bulléing; located. in "O00; doing a large bualn tunity: caah payment, bal wlll trade; price $15,000 Elevator; grain, doting necessary machinery: will 85000. Write me JOHN A, GRA A BA RG : For location, price, ete., ee Hill farm: ma«nifi ere x ner a Fourth floer Farms for Sale 160 acres; Pike County 140 acres; Dent County Shannen (‘ow (‘rawford Ce acres, Montgomery acres; Franklin Cows '» acres; Mt. Loula ¢ ASSOCIATED 4°70 Coe ~ NORTH MISSOU RO ne res, 4-room hou tion: possession at once s lone time. _Owner, 4i 1d x Jefferson County Summer H hO acres. of which 35 vation, balance te orchard ture: all new fences: new ings: T-room frame he tion: 2 cisterns, 1 well; stock included, located o Mountain and Frisco line oniy 26 milea from St. Loew fine: owner will sacrifice f take city property tm trad a golden opportunitr for t HARTWIG- ECHINGER ~ —_—---—- = OKLAHO FARMS—Oiahoma: write turak bookiet. Heard of nee, Ok. LAND—050 acres unimp one mile from town, kanenas and Canadian riv Oat ranch tnd , poultry: » _E. Weiss, 1423 SCUTH CAR FARM—Rich,. productive\s good health, shipping awake Truck Orowers have guaranteed success for years; there is roo crops annually: folders your reauirements sollett _VAKH REALTY Cu ST. LOUIS C¢ FARM—i4 acres: South trade for flat. 4030 ¥ A RM—41 wr ee on ol price: house rh, @ _houses. ox -P on Pos FARMS—Two 93 a res on street car line ane particulars call Forest 48° 4A St. Loulte. FARM —— & AcTes, ‘- and cistern; orchard af Utes from St. Louls on ¢@ GEV. W. O:LTTENAD nih : S08 Cheeta PARM—l1*, acres or mé Mear car line: and electric: Inge. 4d GEO Ww. FAR M—Meiion us: 1986 a to close the estate: 13 limite, on Olive Street Bion any time: 150 hea Springs; good clover wanst. clover and pot enbuth. administra Ree eld. Mo » read, s of fruit; Mahe. and rice $8000: wil PANG Value liitidebrand at’ Park, Mo vARM— ~~) acres, on 8 ine boat tin hve Dea: utiful « ete 0) _ oom house chicken 2- 000. thie is a ber Will make ow Fl Ana KMiaine a. “ t FARMS. Id ae 9 Parracks Tondeler Ing Mar, | Outbuildings. room: frame house Bat Sheds, orchard Amite HERMAN PAU Chie KEN FARM—J @ rd.; 6-room house, eta Giene of, Mo For St E! ne. =. ceeteet Mo ; FPARM—16 ac near Jefferson Parrac ete acres in grape %, ’ DOERFLINGER R OO. ri IIVE STRe ma oa « and or —_ — @eatry Heme , 5 “ ' ee Sit ANTE L ST. 1H Is CE raz Me ‘res on the lar! ~ the RNellefontuine -r brick house. eet | H os m facing Larimore re *s and ole rh sy Station on the nh train sery i . un er cultivation

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7 SUNDAY, = 7 APRIT, 10, 1921. _ OF 687 F ARMS for Sale, Wanted ; Persona! troperty and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, Wanted and F or Sale Ads today. post-pisvatcn. 9B a ae =—- —_ 1e21. 103 "FARMS FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE w stk - $30 : M N THER CITIES. 3 aT sr. (SUIS Souney a ‘MO ~ eo nonthe, Fe win iiiate inlirmieeere eee CHANCES ___ BUSINESS CHANCES BUSINESS FOR SALE BUSINESS FOR SALE "BUSINESS FOR SALE. i —— -— i UD i>. = mown. r pT Die [eA YOU 1 e it Te. . . ~ | - ~ i, . me isie trot riche ita ine " " . - ‘ . ° ; " VAY 5 ; ‘4 OTVorTations fir 4" . ly ; i. ' , : -_ ft = lew ; itk r ™ = | ae ACRE TRACT ant 80 onan fox" 'sadport-bis, "| paste "ropas’ gree sexin froar earn ne | DEOKCY OF Underwriter| its come tre mcs, ithe saemese| location toe tame, Gay task Colter alfa | rene Shits bateain foc agen ° ; : . : ; " ’ ay lars ' ‘ 1 - ~~ & , LE he y £ 7? & Loy Whi ry . na: > reve Man “ ho ¢” 4417 7 Mare us. ’ i = T “LA is Bs “J ‘ F “ PX itA YGF gares., price S400) mt anewer unless nm \l , , ’ . : rner a’ oa ; " ' se ~ ri ‘ ~ ee ee : : " , ; ; , : sti ' . . : . . . y ir ‘ 2 : ‘} io r . ; De ‘ —_ cet ; ‘ . ’ _ 4 . . " wre Bic : nd handle Meats. aoubie to CGCROCERY.- MARKE T-—fouth Side, mer sictoria Miig Sth and lLecue al i et ; . ow? bave the ore, ius! ~ : onc . - _ - « -— A) tal mut ore vy " ; o7 4 ‘? : ; . ' _ WN Brawie.., 41: 30" . lire a At: » —_. , . i. Sert Lex ' . : , f - WA ‘TE DD ~ - ' , ay, # Nouse : ; ‘ . ns = . : iit rro win nei rhhodt: a fi ' g y, oarn, ; SS Pui ty + ; : ani pe ’ Sep . c an part of $200.000 of | someaor $1 ay: «t _ Pe ns K 146 Pr. Mess street: sacrifice; More building ' TAI ~~ - i—DP ime tranefer location, rent , . — : : > bove and ail stock fixtures. f: : wit ~ .. . - . ; “4 = q ts fy see : be 4 - r) thy , r) ; — : ' . a7? oF ~~ & Mii sy nd) : — ‘J nis ; ” ‘ 5 “ae Ma 34 Re " eae - vi sale - asev terms en b at. z lt . f er Say reer! a re > ’ Ssioun o in *t 8 ~ Orr « - . . . ~~ - . hu ' > ;, ‘ -_ = : / s ry : ‘ . ss ——— : he . : sz ; a ye Les ‘i wie . a “-"*F on : eae ‘ ri Mislead be “as : Fi - S$, ; ; aos a ei > wT 3 ; cn 20 atre re® pear on M “ey an MM ie and iat a , =. GRE , ci oe attow > O. i Rs , ii sa Tince: ne ths 5. vest Dis pat ich. rox 4. "19. Pott-Miandatct ; . . vpe ; YO : ' : , ‘ : , . he “rer Sete . ; ' ts ‘ +e . — / {> be] "aa? iaDpeie — _— = = — bf 25,000 | . & = whO monthly. 3% : For S; ; 1 ——S3000, security first deed On COMPANY ORGANIZER oe | dec , ry desirable feature | i) a GROCERY AND MEA‘ MARKET —Good RESTAURANT—I9 factory district; sod ms . ; ’ *} l ’ re | og ‘OU mir Vv a ‘Z 7 Webster ‘stoves ; organize . a it. ia—if +5 f ‘6 } sing heipe Por Seat SELLING. Bee us. Both phones, stock and fixtures: cheat Ang : nig $1350 Hestaurant near busy tranefe f ; pie - ~~ ee ~ Box O~ 395. Post-Dispatch bs experts eo ¢ a — at oe. iB! eneral ‘mat ~ #, pereunai interview with the CENTRAL EXCHANGE, 589 Arcade (cae rvoms; a bargain for only * 7754 arner, $730 tesiauran’! on Jetlerson actory. - | > road; ho a. . \\ ee (} \ eres Mo Wid.—I want a loan of $32: 1} Commen iaw companies and corbermtinn iS Ger. ameveds Bex 26h, Bate = aT LOUIS BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 004 stand, S900 . | arn, l 7, ACTes moder welling worth $7500 x orga nized RO: wre ne Ride. , 10 * = [D , 3 see ‘ “AF ET) Pel \— -Larke located downtown; is | 7th ficor Vic torta Bidg.. Sth and Locust sts USINESS EXCHANGE, 407 Pontiac Rid ;' ich = — mm : ‘Ad ConmiGéer putting in hosiery depart mi plete juipped: reasonable rent; ton : “$50-$60- REST RA? nt Tat KK } ' , () ' : : ~ | 4" . . EN riIsT 7. — ~- * nm - eapey Mmernt wit " » el - swe s J pa: = PP =a —~ — ag sé GROG ERY —Daits réeceipis bul) » Ue reat 3 Al . AN: ——Es weiee 10% ' ~ . Mo. Olive “308, Central 4579 or ak . lle ° M Lies rom ¢ its :> L—T borrow $10 000 lreas Dr. "M "Cc PB icke = ne. ' tempiat ~y Bw : be anes business, 6 con wae $4060" Bee Mr. Beck. 300A _N--Sn $35, including living rooms, a fO0G bus. tio; average Galiy receims Fu » 300 K RAISE. oh: ~~ /, = ght-roo bungs or ; i: my Weert End Bt Neaneaa (11 MT, sarc; 39] ’ C! emt Pier Da tech ‘€ -nto same Box E-2l¢ rE AND DELICA TESSE N ness, centrally located. for $1760 partpere Jisagreetn price $2700 &. “? . ia Le ec bent water a Tee) he ; : f, Aba ; nt he Hox i) ; > = . . ; - ‘ ' jum Em lxAtures aimost ST LAU [Is RU SINESS eM HANGE “ ST bast is Bt IN ESS EXC HANGE ae tae &* Storag ert nd heated . Ate ™ , «oft eile imieres nm Cea l ing and : ; . wu) 7th floor Victoria Ble ig Mth and Loeuvat ats on ctoor Vietoria Bidz ti and lacus’ e or = ; ; . iC } cer a ”) " vif be ‘ - & r« Ge tide . . —_ , . - , awn shade tr ; . . Wt t deed o ,2% | FOR wal ae LO nt BUSINESS WANTED . _EXCHANGE, 589 Arcade Bldg. GROCERY—On Olive st.; recite average, RESTA a Log een bn u + PAT , : , ' and Al 3S ” Pete nts com * Th tion - : STORE—School supplies; dandy for $40 daily: + nicely furnished roems; govd ; . £000. p tb. Post Dispa bh rained. . rie | , t. near & 1 4 erth $350 mre ene al : A\ iQ @nd battery repairing, in good loca- nad wife. 4481 Olive, fixtures; a bargain for $2600 R WM. REITZ REALTY ¢ prove: ¢ ty we 7 : — . ee , ~,_Post-Viapa' : ~ Reng ' Hi bauer, 1948! ——* Box 0-198, Post-Dispatch ‘ARPET ¢ cL E ANING BUSINESS—Doing a ST. LOUIS BUSINESS EXCHANGE, S10 «hestnut st aske: : ‘ -& Lt Sane oll mae am pT ONE . , , - . PAKERY W in Mi eri countre fine Husi: 8 machinert an be ‘th floor vi ctoria Bidg.. Sih and i.ceust «#ft®, (EST, ‘\* AND DELICATESSES i;ikR L I) Ts tH 4 7. . ; aor ron ; ‘+ “ yr ‘ ate " li : i > eos z - peri o> € see is ° any husinees. 4; Fee v1 so ry Y AND MEAT epee tee T oT) id REITZ REAL s UY se ‘ RAN T—W | | get] : wal f “varm fi : e . imLs ” ‘RM sacri) fee . : . ~~ , . . ; ; , . ar _ , ° ; — saad squar m™ “A ta : = ma : (FAR STO] E—alis re Let , - age Shi / 5 uv ’ nesinut sf a . | thar. se in2z re "ta iran: “ = ~~ : na aS . ract®: per : Me. ms no mt Biot i [ =‘ at - ns ailt | and ighway; now nm: oa , ' eu good ocality South if corner locatior i aw “7... UROCERY— heap: must be soid on: Lncerstancs the business fer riv » at ») Wi . ; - » immed ; . 4 ” ; referred J “ “ : ‘ a2rgain : 1 “2 good fixtures and equipment, including Ford OO miles nm Interest Bend Gc port ner: re co ” . Bs >» an ' ee } UV ti [ >t oursell, :kin RANCH AK =~ > or pee — .> “TIONE RY —lLeoing , mn Ine ruck, price S2LVUU 0 Sai “OP RESTAURANT ~—Dointg geod business, neer Sout ; ery iH at. 1 wie on t0F seiling for" A390 OD si LOUIS BUSINESS EXCHANG (,rand and Otlve: would not sell only my 4 e it) HO ME—Ozart VMiour ‘ta! Miy\ a rir) : 4 orv? ; Oe ' i , ; / > . : | : - =TOR CU BLISHING ¢ ~wet-Dispat wr ' ms COMURIT! =T en! +inrervees CON re TIONERY-——Nice, ; corner, at th floor Vietoria bidg.. Sth and Locust. mterest in oil wells is calling me away wo SeN a ba ; r lain) a bargain if solid at once “1613 \. 16th. GROCKRY AND MEAT MARKET—Saies, ‘%* vrice is Maht: investigare. BO87 Olive Cabany 291J x . N T Oy E RL (4 MOUS qT His : Bw ~- i as , Teek: Namp at re re rn anda feantion ' itis i + CONF ECT i NER TumAmG tea ¢ ream parior averaging 300 Gavy; stock can be bought | RESTAURANT—I a’ lor sal@ ti oldew 100 acre® ’ Pa : } WISCONSIN oro ‘ s* 4 : : : ort a y ~~. F . — « tA) ' = + en = Ca lion bargain “Oi Olive. rt invoice ret $77 ts including store, . and best-xnown Lig ‘Ass ré@taura nt in b: on fal read. ci! na - —, | dy money for ee 2 — vlan hi : on : ‘stablished CONFECT ONMRY——N- ving room and aii Gxtures, @ real var #\. Louis, doing a basiness of over 37200 Y nest epring “hler sated oo. . ~- _ is one's uT) prove : — ry : = : ; : , . -AN'] EEF ] Det . - ; ee e rye x . oe part ulars. be . 7 an yan “4 BIW ar mou, “heap gain for about $3000. ; ieee alana in) apbnualiy hie st lo at hon in the it% for $10. 000 Lo . oO a4 : D : ',er Roe o* her ey . : ; . ovt $i4 (wwe > — : ; 2 -- _~ i Spat ai ; iahHey ; i LAT Is BL INES EX HANGE,. with #stanliahed trade and will more thes Form. 26 Miles wt ‘Leuls, : a’ Gnse em, ‘ " real estate seCurit: ow to have full are. USINESS Wtd.—stand or locati or 1 ' ERY ~-Re it : living ‘th \floor Victoria Bidg., Sth and Locust s| net the purchase price first veer. This ix , _ i —— years. s@ies iast year avo , ie hese a i a0 | ~ s . 1 ; 7 Ry on Quick n » “at 0) »-Z }e r ES! } _ cal of CUN PFECTIONERY—$1500: ren Slo; itl Am retiring; balance stock for #a'c, about oaice | 400 Liberty Central Trust TIMBER = ——— we . ries — - ~s HAVE up to 7 . : ; ash 3 mat “— Le ~ 4 rooms $800. fixtures about same amount’ ture _Ulive 50 oem, '* Ww. OTTENAD REALTY rryecye ’ able , : | ; ; ' ‘4 ee o} , . 48° 7) . ; i & ice ! y ha \ , " , . t lay f teri Lon r in ; trier t SUSSOURI INN ESTMEN’! . 2. : : ong 4 rege building for rent, Dest =~: Re OMING HOU sE—Y roouis, OR Chestnut rox "Oe st ok .f ese fro ' - , , ——- : a ; offer? 2-4 onmt patct . ore 4 can » 2 LCUNPFPECTIONERY—Dairy ; D : a. $4001 to # gy Bit ae « is - & e 7 } ~ 3 rte | i -ecl 4 ru ale \ $20 “TC I j ae a ; or >) ; mY Walfy sun ' required, $4000 to L000. investigate it ROOMING | HOU SE- iv ° ~—" fie _ a AN . : ; ‘ ; ‘ a onlectioneries roum ing : , aa ee cat er interest ’ “2 . ome i oOone. one at MISSOURI INVESTMEN ) : rate ested, write G. W. Rebertson oor $600: Inquire Lindell 30073. Dewey part of town | “: 17-ACRE POULTRY FARM piver; timber ; for | yes t 6 p and | pate: : a " ; ’ ' ' : oat , : {} ; ear : + BD MAA mt ; Dat \*] : it turing a , a ari aAKOTIC“, ——- back : wt 20 acres in cultivation, fenced: taper . pews ac k of lot, Abo , na love 0 waet fram , Sn . Cs ‘ ‘ and s : ; ler ' fa ” : . re bP iti : ‘ aT : CUN PEC Shh Y —$1 OU ta ' ' —_— - : : RUOOMING Hol SsK—W eat 2 ; : 1 lighted and - feed lence # | , ated . rey — nves : Rene "a ae ICTOR W) FIT: my ont io thant t #1 HAKDWARE STORE—Wes: End; doing a after Guadag nasa oe aa F.-papama cai) - : } P * : ’ , & i * ; i ,* Z .« : " ‘ . ; ’ }¢? ‘> re? = "She J * . : ca ‘ . " throughout. 4 ; , n b ve 7654 o ral 45 : ' tru must leave 5123 N. Bro good = business: ; ~ 204 Pk good Ts" ‘MING HOUSE ; 14 = —— ) r te ; : " , . _ - - . 7 : . - . . a 7 j rinier. iret 4 } i¢ : Mii ; oo ny ai fill v ates in the ; . : y TR —tia.s OU R f Lriz mplet ; iota a ton NPECTI 1.2 tak tuul , ; good income. leaving” 1441 8 itth apor Kiln: al lew nm ti . ; ; OF Pig , " , ' Pt ' ; pee, tate price ty. Bay ry ee fart aymer : ‘ y ag genni ; : : ; ; ‘ } ‘ ’ ; > jis : — ‘ — ; " . of 30.006 4. respect and @ ; $i. 2) rf ot ale Knob MM 7 : , —_—- nd 4° sc = ; . . or 7 “> ame - : 4, A wer os Dg ‘ ‘ > ropert Beri 218 Ge a Hak 1.0) « Chevtea ne machinery / details and eet lis , BP 1 ayes are : 2 : es . ae uth ¥ St , ! aon 1 ‘ seve to respons! oe. Malle 2k ' ~* Lor wr ; ' aeGara sncorpor J 7 — eb! ioe , ) ~ - meter presen! RUGMING HOUSE Wid.—s# to 16 > TO 00d Rives rer ox 0-15 une or three . ' : : 3 rate x xt an s > oa" a 580° es $4000 ROOMING HCARE—14 (tent housekeeping ort ie t ral - ' : : 3 oe / 3 7: lersr Seu J Arcade factory ligtrtet: net 370 month: owner Vik TOR. M M Liié heat: jot m4) mildin ine a + na rticuts ; CURR eo Tae oy. 4 _ “i wy B ? ge city; . NEE | HOTEL—And soft drink perlor and of town: sacrifice $250. 580 Arcade . is SALE : ~~ Room 07 imbhte Reowe , ' » aj Tig ' core , " ed- i = : . ..* I e| t oecke rent onl .7o >: wl $ room oo inected |. ei $400) to ROOMING HOUSE—6 roome nice , a : ’ : ) ’ . , 4] . b ‘ : - 4 root 4 orice : P " a. ARMS Fo SALE ‘OR TR ADE fiesis, py 2.z Vrite E 4c ; ' sid ul f mee i Tes DoT ‘ — STORE in as pi dens , ace ee nt $10 pi. ?- niwhed; income $150 « month: must - 2% te tos : - wre ; : , ' , : : ~~ tranefer corner vreferre ' fi Victoria | Rth and I .ICTOR WHM. REITZ REAL TY co., tolay; leaving cits 4:3:17A OG VR ———, eae - 4, A " LOT E! ‘ROPERT Kw ~ - = -408 ; SS , pee SAD : ; my — RUOMING HOU SE—$1vU : impr ed ; ; en bine 4 py nd oF ge » 3 . , nein rost-ispet rARM—103 acres ' tern iliim he a t t eo HOT El -—Modern, com pletely irnishes rooms 92000; rent Sov; Ii ro’ : nt 1 « barber op and ro a a ; , pro. es ; .- orice da) mit ’ ' , I - ris ' phere ' ~ — — - =: for gulch eal ' Cain den te business, so must an ! i ' a? “ —_ - - ° a wigs. Mo. r pe ; Tr Soe enepO 6 nated taro anane . me ras witl oy writ yor vase, Ben) jan , FECT I = . reasonable, with te rms; wil : me BROCUMING HOUSE—For mtie or trade, @ ) °5 acres HOUSE “he | ~ : iyete ty poopesty muet be clear Bine ~d — ae ae ee i in hatter , ) u ground ear iin ; = nort " , : : — ' —_ , (az, 25 Wainwright Bidg.. St. louis —— in cultivation im Dot room house ae gee ' lave , 4 = our Maa a , : : a rtd —Wit? . he ams ; luring 1 igh as pve. : - — = _- . . barn and ober uaing Ce price erie : : ; rani rat : ror ood ¢ ' in , mt , ie vl gy market \ Ol l, a : aS art tern to response! HT El-—23 rooms, steam heat, central 2 a ty HOCSE—-S recuse; laseme Gear | MisT : we : : with j ; A ii : ' : nation ‘ fenced ,0 acres it st MoT) . ! a ' . : "a . ie rnat * , . . 7... ee © *, one tan . . : “ tq sRUT e ©? roi : ' . — ro | ’ - } Sin ¢ © ODI hirt fa tory. VW if P' mars > bivi: wt rooms large garage. rene AD t: Al : parture mile to towr ore * | mus’ ; ' ; ot ms edial « caeamae _— oo pay Yalance ca Hox ' asks iANGE Festus. Mo $7. $472 Franklin ay * - ‘ ’ : . . : ' ; . s 4 ‘ ™ . ‘ , r« 5. ; 4 ! : ‘ " . ° , riz : . , : ens im se “ae a» ) & 7 , ut ~ . ; : " oT : ‘ . . Tr. - - . , : ; > ’ be " " & . -. = O { } ~ { . . _ ~ roorie me (i ee 4) *.. room 206 Iweilin ak tie . : — , - ; i Mineral proper sh we oe ; wie. | ; INPFE LUNER Landy \ nd trans i q bE LS i. 4 E L u yT ELS cation, good furniture termes lima: 7 aoa & ‘J aS De ; ; - , , , : a ' “~ on 4 Vi raster — g, ‘ mer bey _— rT pT : - mre tyor 9 . prot e. Mir Psy “? Ji ' ' . “ : } / . 4 iT : J . : ° rf 7 ’ ; ed oe _ 4 . ‘ , " P ™ . “ty : ‘ , “ : = PH } & ‘ 4 *sta : : ; “it 2 ° . . poultry Terk bottom. als geod nh a, , ‘ ae , ‘peste 8 minis Proper hand c} ige * root ‘ : re mak tne rreeing reason — —~- Em = ~~ . mor day and week 370.5 from railroad tewn . ; oer ire an idea serve no | le “ds oft Tru - ~ aot = ~ eLectri ewtat seas ONS —; > borses 4 ' Elevator: «rai: joing goo l b ' — , Bes » J " . pig» a ~~ ADLES _ ; Weil esiabliahed — J» wer month, rent $14 Ls); complese : an ~ necessary mMachiner) r iraq price [* . , — , ; gS Ho ae ¥' oe? rade I ‘a! plend ic boca lion give ' fThachinery j ‘ " ; i. & b of mie, a ' AN Wt Oe: — “a | . . 4 | Een . terms vin , -136. Poet-Dis RO MIMING Hie H'SE—15 rooms. core , : 4 rr’) surat . . rita : ; NI » 4 s : ° : ‘OW D sbou irnished » ot HOU Sse Keer Ling, hot ster included, « - $5000. Write me | . ferme ro send. JOHN A. GRAY i - | N A N 4” | | 2 per , On ali n Munroe Ls. ‘ | ~ MBLs. 327 | n y ti ot; hapdweed ? t ol Be: I ee 1 ; ; Ese XCHANGE aigo B-room house; sieepers 40006 Ulive For mcotien srice ete aAeK . . COFFE RI ' ™ : 4, - ~- ; . Mi 7 . om Los ~ ' id 7 tu a! : rt ‘ rm “$25 : ’ ris and ltocwust «'s RUOMING Hol RS b—~—Have an " excelent ” smi ” ™ . . , : >t a : , o> aed - = - . i @ ae iT MANUFAC TI! RING HUSin ESS — on which can be mede inte 30 rooms an deer art , ' , — —- - - anal nth pas mer t requ wilh Drodyce BIOY to 3200 ner menth: mut ; ' have $2000 to $5000 to invest Mm provert: lira af Mad aon : day with R reoms ineoupe $11) o bargain eas — ; — : - ; aa : + | $s ome ae ain: ens | : | | vin ai | 2 “ ,, | = | + ; ; - ts , ew —~ ~~ 6 1 ta , : =: PINT SH) — ; ~~ . mp i 23. . : new ~ oe Poel die ni . ' 1518 Th 7 1 Wainwright Hide ty * : - —— : ; nea i Afee neae | 4 at J J On ft ; [ i 5 ' 45 , t , 3 » eo | ) | : ard. 6 N. 7. a | a wri Feurth ate Wains g)t i hen I per line d ecount , at - . , Le) , tornme : . , . a a ] to Pos ; : ‘rend way Hot BE— Pig ine : on omen on see : , ‘ KESTAURANT W i ' nd fui, real bu > r Pl a ~— ATION ve n Market “fh onthiy tenants, pice, clean : > on ; mThediate potersslion large brick . glee rsa “rer Lett.« 4 p—**s ’ ’ , nd nd - P : ” 4 rh . a @ rh . : eipreres business and Ford truck. s ie iJ acres. 125 in Cultive. — et snl 2 al : Sebdo, ues from Farms for Sale or Trade LOANS ON REAL ESTATE a, moder , oubted!1 ~ ae : part icula | ; have other 160 ecres: Pike Cou: : Dog te ' . ne AN i \ n¢ ry j ae" 7 ror tt, +> We ; od zg . ‘ : - “. L. n : x ye ~D eo a =. — : . REALTY 140 acres; Dent Cour ~ coe Se Sl a em ’ > wbshee repairing. o> 7. Po _ wf ~ LT Ne UOmM— } : ; Ee — ~— at 810 C oo.., 40 ecres: Shannon oun part? 130 0 Yt ; . Brides ’ Capit Lio ‘ PML =... ; it ost prosperous r zh NS A (U0 M ED -- + ROOMING HOt SE—24 room ful fw 5 Chestnut st. , Co "Ee #T—$1100 sina nont ) WEAT TY CO ee ' . F - ee ) a via venga ; = ~! re 0 OOO popu.ath : LU NCHROOM —Receipts about $66 per 4: rooners, « r lie ht parr Rhee Mg ayn 7 , ; . > . ous 4 ’ - . i » : : wi i - 4 oe : : “rT ‘ .ire-«u« *y we : a ; 4 , " te . ’ r . ow — " " ’ aa r wale $0 = - ; : ; —s . ‘ ali La ode 341R , Le ee « A ~ ~ , i , ; I : ham _ 41 i ; ; 9 , ; +) > (ww) ha idje: Slim) entral re 274A iy roon-e oarty hot usekKeeping. some trans ©wlUivation: 4. i , . , a4500 ’ , _ ‘ . ae Ga | a aon i -F —s it wm iga tor ve rat LUNCH KR GUM —i200¢ location, #» years if on = cu * reali bargain, 385) heu fair barn. some we) ty. ~~ bo : este , (cYS . "i AB Pegs La ~ ; W A ‘N PE 1) tet ae : ner Box J-49 >. | location: leaving cit) prt $5.4). r Bs rankiin av... reom 1 a ee and cis- SOs TATED mmer Bidg . ’ rvr ‘ . on , “x perien 7 » Duel: . Ue. 0 as ‘ ieiti- eid + 681, Post-Dispatch. a I COR Hs ION SE-——A roome: oa ance @ Cheap at = = : \ re 7 ' aay 5 a ker« the mon ment . ; ; : the trou an! marhie Pp eounte mMoner! ip-to-date f [INE SHOP—Foos gas ang §a80) ln « , mt only $35; Ulive : ) per cent . | - aes vera romot id organi ; reral " prope tio . mt ; ipea w crossecut. meortieer and 500. Vea De mote M i 7 IRTH MIS Peek IU Ri F AR. L ¥ ’ : + : ; ; : " in ‘513 p ' m3 the . ‘ : ' ; r} ’ ; ‘ S: ’ 5 ; "r9 if fenoner Ba shafting "$445 (7rTa vois ‘tt ath [= pat iN LAS oe. @ HANGE My Woceted and wei! 4-rvo 0) nee = : — > = a — : — ay ons ; eB Nod > “Fin a e ci PIA’ HINE RY—Ant motors of sma!l factor) . seasion at once. "$300 cas alan UNE » I - privat : re ™, a 7 ant | ——— 2 22a ~ 1 Bands Gu . : | for manufacturing all kinds a a | i te ( f) yor 122% N. Vandevent er av Potatoes ee for 15S roomea: desirable ; . ' . . : : . ent , ; sy ; : _— . ; . i . i. j : . ; j _ . . ’ : iz ’ : “® , ti NGF. - a rie iz Lfreor te Kuo patre nage. very r; fet jure: ell new fences: : ih Fu Hid : a. =. mee : os ELA we a’ MARKET AND GMO ‘ERY—A eure “ - . “ in cultivation: va ings: 7-room frame hb ; « = So A ALL KINDS, ANY SIZE : — = - ——. nm cor li cash; go celivery; cai a Sao yo: “e ey Sale, Waving cit) .; Priced to sell, S70 Wen: 2 cieterns. 1 well, au it mG Four is) T I ge — nN iret nd Let] ‘ : : [” WAN ro) SE x5 ; ‘ ' opportt ty fe someone = it r3 : ' 2:30 to 4 Me Lindell 29224 : er, Joha " . Them: f stack “inciuded, located on nal : , ryets iva nces . ' ; oy ’ »rofit: . : 2 “Cp ATPL aN ES z : my ~,» _OEWE Sa TEIN iA be : ' ixpat Phon is . . “ ADI } 4} jus t cis SPRY ‘y antl ronsider part good car; @-room house, full of good PH " " Phe live 2 . * Centra] — , : = mn ner all after day. 3416 Washington niture and good paying roomers; in factory _~ apie nn = ? : = “istrict, also handy to car iines. 1417 tire a only 26 miles from St , th D stan a - 2 >> ‘ cree. Franklia Count. Sane owner will sacrifice fo: ick , a AJA v—— $1500 : , x , ASMA ES SE! =ar Saal ar} oul ~ 7 aANCE Tu ae om om ~ : Ot ‘ake city property im ges 4 and ~~ rue ay : A : es (bd - +} ) arta th - s _ re , oat a ~ ae cote a nakind Pha : oR) N. (rand «a cent, rst Gee ue. ' Oe SINESS CHANCES — P- vom 7 er oe a otaneemandinen ais aaa S FOR SALE T adiietiend * oj , , . : en »' for quick sair 4617 Easton ings in good condition; rooms always rent- | i a | | | | . 7 ‘(ERY STORE—Eetabiiehed trade, -: gg located. Ask fer full par oe 2 ert a KRSMiTH KHOP—r rm ; Ti she, - : rie 3 — in MILL INER’ ati ‘ jla oy iney “147 . ” re >») ui a: : es . ; “ rad y ie or 241 IV™N 7 asonable. quick sale: Owner sick 109 541° RLE ‘MAN a118 # y ‘inal aan rer soya . pa. in rit miles . OKLAHOMA 'T 3 > Chestnut in 119% ~ p= Rerale Le. sicks @0x70. root = - , : tri! ie . 3 - ft se ae _ — r W New steac : . 2 W aah (Oe Se, i Nt NT IN a tk Tg er gtaaa «lae a ORONO Nig te , : — , ii ‘ " ahi r Pr .orissea i i MA LOON—I nol . acre. mt down. ¢t me tural bookiet Beara = | Commerce ‘TTNDLA 74 é "Cc a a Poe «(lie ou : er ire ate , Vis. ‘eParp : ; : - TRY Pp ~ anneal ing MILLINERY-—On Grand ay, near Olive; a Al Sera 4 : Car as part Ree. Ok. | AR ae eae 38 “. Broadwa: ' giliy 306 nus oid : ' ° (rm manu rer , , ’ ae te A ones oan real business mM re - Sal [DON —816 Market st est, easb - en | eee —___—__ -—— — - . nes ree « , na 1 P rhc Agta ia ST LOUIS BUF = EX iE, — sourg., Mo, LAND—5°® ecres 9 unimproved. Oklahoma; | PRIVATE par Will ake loane : ma i ae 7 ‘ , may ta oon . , : , ——_____ __— xe . a a . " , > . j . —s be ai a Pontia RB : + ; satin aa ~ ~. -* " , - ’ . . . MONE iN We = ) oT --S8 2 - = BY GOODS STORE , smaii MY VARIETY STORE. —At a bargain. L ack 1904 Benton st acune ' ee entry A - — we on + - ae ; Fo ; ct A “ mee : ’ o : : Paimy Mo : DP FAL Ty cw a Wainwright Bidg s a or sth an , ai.,i¢ } i ; : OU alt i e ~ 770 Po —~ Boyer. ~ SHdghk STORF—#outh «ide ver ?. os : , = . oan - re , " . , , _ - . , . : : ee ‘ - . y } ; ; ory ‘lean ul #.. room OSE scUTH CAROLINA a5 hestnut. Olive Se ees OMe. 6 . on . : . _— = 1BCTR , TOR -EPAIRING BHOP— wet 5 PER ROUTE —tne ofthe bow ail at invrelee. S0000 5*9 Arcade A Ae nee wines —_— : ee 2104 we - . we oe A ~ . ever } bi a ; acres in cult FARM—Rich. productive soi. labor climate; | MONZY TU LOAN—#100.0 } im 5 eo os ee 3 ul ; Sor asve = as aw * rer al el ~~ | o, WHE St Pr - ag (SA. =H ne _pe Pe : or SHOK SHINE PARLOR—Hig mone improv . good health. shipring fac! ' Ww ide- al Louie reei estate e T) + . : = ; : ; ~— j L$ "“ ’ > hed : siDr . : na fo »~1 193 Poaet-Lia OFFICE BL®eINE “~h— sou r as | ing oes ° bar gain for cant Cabany 7340 G@wake Truck Growers aateniot ior these ent; advances on rents, «cd d rust Co pte ge a te THREE rs Lf vith Pi. oe Pe ee ew — | rf STAN D—lIce m and cendy fort for selesmas Box F-16} om - Diepatc® SHOR REVrAIR~—Good Guaranteed success for farmers bere UEIN } ILAKE & BR Chestn: : . mee A ond “i foundry in Bi. iui wore ¥ est igats A owe TOO ON . 7, PAPER ROUTE— .. ris 24) na 4 . : G *#xperienced cor r shee ; oO : ta oe ; t tee foing ee rpet ne fu . 5 * a -_— — . ‘ ; —~ : ; y : : e : ’ ’ : rye?! , tut . et ‘ : S40) ; _ ’ : *: : . : . . - ©. +t 5 ‘H . Oe ?, au sbe | oat D s\e ch ~ gate bey x 7 he, . l’oa* fr, “pa . eos - ” your , narvelou be : Rm a“ . oO * ca ct to theat i= eac Tt Ri ae LIVING AND : ; : «= ; : . Fa mee Louis COUNTY . | a: ;*? - "y > "pora tic eV SIO VITO TE Vue .' TEI etriperte rord scorensor: — - i . - : ‘ nm i ik mas la: (jt . 7 nz large Duel — —-_ | i , Age mate® west of St. ARM—i14 acres. South Kirkwood, or w a —- : = = . Besta ma port u arn $6 $10.000 — / : ”~ S510 Ss ury y, 1023 Chestnut nes sed reagee for. road and Natio : ’ ' ) ike 1 ; 7 per — ‘err - : + 4 latte ine too" care! iy = aa oe, GOOG resees re ‘nl _ trade for flat 4030 Frick ory i } ‘ ee , > 4 . , - . . ts _ yf ’ ; ‘ | 4 occa ’ ee on . Sullivan Mo. car line and rock roed Por wi m™N KY | {) LA »AN é tior oney m in OT ie , dial. pe? FG ; .a a fe : -s ~@ se LUMBING BUSINESS Lata bi isned will * ” 4 DEINK : y ARI 1 - “Fx event holies r writ ; . 4 A : : . inventory a hbergain $400 will handie ~ rea eons Hie 1437 ™ stn ‘a @arw ~e \ hon m1 ’ : m: leve 4 “ ans “ : crome- ‘ eall Forest 360°J : Va8yY. |! On troeprowed city real estate -- " os ~~ ‘TEI uy? aT! n on fenced |. Louis n —- ¥, at : ° ; 3 ; - if s \ Orh «* ; . y “ — ’ r ’ _— b «0 and on ' : : ; as . . - " , Bax 2 LS I at Dy pe’ ch - mtr , mi ~ 7 as HA a ar’ a Owen of . JOST-MI oe R 2 A*). . mo th ae rtict Qn : : : UA > ES— Moderr $5000 goo. : oe : mis bh eineae 4557 (hive : > : , , , . ' . , ° ' P . . , ; > ~~ wT ROOM table “ ; . : : . 4- room a, Fe EY TO LOAN ON , patch . mmag ities ~v : ~~ ~~ , te : 5bO0-car. $1200: « n 4Y Arcace : = a — 4 = -- - a VHINK in 4) — ; "ee ml : . " reed ; at a a . - a) ee | ’ 5 . - -— — : ; ; , - A i AJ ht— n\es reascrad e . ’ : ———— art? 5 roe mcivem« S18 Ww SECON 1D “DEEDS OF TRU ST - . ound \e Man oO. that j resu.ts ct vere : aieen rp ; : 7876 Marcus a’ ah? EeneeteGae =O, W. OTTE! ALtY ’ ” ’ - -~ t) : 7 . J e Liberty Cer _ «#08 Chestnut «t.. room 206 EV - oe Te a . i> — , , 7 ; ho ca in} ESN bed hs 4 ‘ing roomers 5 Madieon PO et hi le, 4 of 6 roomea. $850 -: ——s PARM—1\% acres or more on Clayton ra PL ENTY >» MONEY wane Gm @enntts "Me Fry 200 VV: a af seneenante id com- | 220! ag pote per nind in t | ne m4 ee | STORE —Hardware , enod bugle ae BACHANGE. S80 Areate Biig #hc povlury farm; 9 Rear car ine: G-room house. with water “oo ¢ 10.000 on city real estate at 6 rlets ne | ' ‘ tre lon = ' a ed “ anttiades ~ 7 oo Pom “ _ nave . . SFr" DRINK PARILANIL~ i estabii« strede of hens and end electr hick . ) : ; j . oA + ne $1 ric ' eT heusea and outounc per cent ouick anewer : r : . . , . Zz rat au ' { oO’ Ced ut , , >. o - ' rf we van ; , corner 0ceatien Dr ice (mp) —— ay o~ ee ae cO Ww. c Tr AD I ( M McDONALD Ee €oO., 1111 Chestnut. 5 cea odes nn , high « , : landi« , - ~~: > an . . OFC] ’ At Ee té ST. [4701S BUSINEME EXCHANGE ") ‘ OTT ~ AD REA 7 vy oO" = = : “es S ~ P ; mi? + as nm! Fin’ Pt located " . _ . , , es ’ - . ous ’ fioor V ietertsa Bidg Beh and to - : 1. ’ and recor hot ranc! v en . ’ i rie siete ' . Located 125 1 ; , o te act ‘ ES ated before offered for sale by — Pie ; Mace! ae : * BAKERY hic mit ' quiprmer th . we "1 cis ery aye . “ ‘ = \Ax i: ist HIN ENE - te ~ firm doing this ov charges Eat Fr : : ir prop \or Fio3 S00 ‘ Ov . = sey Areace Og o ‘ar iy —— . m any time: 150 hearing fr at “ATKINS é : : : ee . " , ad ' bart AND BS AT! we ne “7 — mdnand d mall rowte, 4 . Chewrer and potatoes (lliarm = - , Lo. ‘ - ‘ Aaa per , : - 71S pe ven : ; . . : ' M . —-v ness ef.4 weet : ; eat " f _ Wotee ond barn. th. a@ministrator | : A hes- BONE EY To ! — Sin Sls, pict Mean § . ES! Hi —' ll int t is An — oe ~~ a | rT ope, 4805 > al ne wn. Boz 163. Poat-Disps . rates; qui - “4° it? Le ’ tun mone’ ei A we chine | I 1 ROO M- An t @rink perier. ia ? shings, estes . Te : * io ‘ *, : iride faae@ “Oo y ‘A + oat! 4014 ature! | ze Gime qamaiin ¢ # aa 00 acres in ¢ ive _ MM ct venti : (- - ; : io and poultry far:.. a Keane & Franke. 1008 Chestnut Poet Disper | “ | d | diape mage og the uaiest West Easten om coe : rage room for 2 ) t. Al 4 for . . : a x . e ot ’ : . a ; : * PUse IL Oh a aA 4 tavies 715 M er ’ ne’ anawer ‘og FF 2 Past = v > act write PORM—For saie or exchance. 10 acres. lo 80 ‘i pas ; + * auto roed | mile to Merame 1 RR AS AO SS Ae eee (cov) : ‘ . = — " . forrr A “OTT. DMT to . . 250 eu in x ” Poet-j)) : py oan be ; , , 7] : . - , : 4 _ ; o - i } of ' ©F : ; bid Pa nce " AOD » . rouaer 2519 : iw ne Broadway 114AsR SHOl—-#arrifice: nice store for a’ mc) tated on me & REALTY CO.. Rae an kinae o¢ fruit: T-reom house, bees) Win. S. Drozda Realty Co. | : ve : ; aw B10 Cheetnut et d >. aht. and other 0 st Dut iidings in. > . om age yr »* | , mmpe SH B — ’ ment: ba mer " BAKERY- “4 —- : | Ss reel nee Aroma O14 * L will exehange for fiat nit ¢ OU TE. ma ; au t a . ' ciudis ‘ : ’ ; ‘4 : awl hn . r “| ) . : Pt mare —_—— a Same va! Hildebrandt, real estate. ‘a! 500. $1008. $2000. $6000, to iloan vew —_ M Fd - 31 can Orcharc > 3 ‘ i nanufacturin aE o" —: “~~ ' “ , On wre me caving town: good Tr lhes ¢ mented > 2. Mo _— a ee “m , sf Louis or ounty real e®‘ate lowest rates —_ " ’ se —e vi . eS im é a r , = ¥¢ . . be: m. a . fa N (oe * ; pai . | on KR 5 —: rr mae tev ~ a pe . 7 ? _stricth , . | pent ts , Aili, invest $5 iat usine a A o. = ee RILi in Pet i 2630 | Awellis a ous f EES IM Ie WS 10 ag room [y icam, with wheat boating. henting and trapping. with) Mfé pars TO LAAN— 4m real -| Rave hanical «6 tate what you wh 4S. I _ BARBEN | , , a — _ re Fy : = ru > er: — Kt Eroveinents cooate- 3 wl erener "Oo acres in enit , : ar 7 - 2 , 150 : ' . . : ‘> . a : ’ : . : - matt ~ . «+ - “, r 4 ou, ; A™ ; a per yt EO Oty Oni’ -Treem houre, goo! Mem house chicken house barn srt pro See pt : attentlon. : 4 RO] TM AN & BUSINESS C Ha Te = aiteption. re’ — » : ; 7tT 5; > wi 7 _ Gena r 2 ni eo. T CRERY—And meat : , \" : od : ' ; : Squire M outbulidings; Wel) b ; Tie is a bergain. must eel) i“ STRODTM AN. 3607 North Broadwar. Ww : movable bake oven ryar- ry tion with 4 ' cet ation; good Db P “hh Pied : - a —— be good | tion th. $4300. a oe , ey Fer: Wat a0 ne . ons t , ont 404 hs 7a 7 ; 3 acres, near ‘A ' MON EY TO L O, A ~—- — —— a Sere we mange A { “ASI i B | TY E R fax - . , rx . [aE “90 Arcade n Ag SS — , : ry "a re @«)ote Sar ; : 32 CF ane : M4 inf : | @- . ‘ eT TacAIne corm " , 3 a - ¢ ; wo , ne Gesi- } eeae ” , om t ty a§ VV « e2 . . “Ss a a. (au have to ‘ t ’ , Mar. Me.: 4-reom frame harm and other per cent J Vv F FLLA 4016 noute | ? =t mt - ee ' sto } , oh zo atm) fine — . be , BROCE , z > ‘e — et — Dx — -* . on . . none is Suibulidings $4300. NO-eacre farm. 4-: ._— — — —a -y Pag . = 24 th of itheut 3 upper | —— | pair | ' Gh PeeTal fF T.4 ‘9 ored 206 white. " VELA‘ANIZING PLA NT frame bouse. electric. large barn. | ae ww E y Te } 1, i) AN . - ~~ .. = ‘ RG -ANTZ cE R 50 Flacke: +.) po RESTA RANT~~2'ore ; - sao oy Sheds, orchard. 1 mile frem Cit) - — salar ’ " , 7 __hherves light — con a , a , ~ 2i* oe [apes and meet, eompliete im « esta’ ita Om city impr rot at per cen - © can dea with rt ‘ ‘ ~. ; = : , te ; “' . rr 4 ; 4 a ; Peer A vy . ; - img ; * Yl. fv e8ee. $1 fen pieeeths. A? HERMAN PATLE. 117 Blow st JOHN DO KERRY & SON 102: Chestnut NE cy ufactu “ ish al proposition of mer , u vICTOR WM RE! ‘TS REAL’ . , nv ; vier “1. Diepetch. RE I LT EN FARM—J acies near “Manchester ‘s » ‘Ge. Ek } | ron’ , aprenegggioenccnag ae , 2 P -} Se on nu . i and transfer « - 4 ~—> en 20: wonderfyl itration. « rl. : 6-room house. ete. $2500. Box B-57. | M ON E\ » 4 E . 2 ; een an th —— =— — as a ~~ TERY SERVICE STATION—Monthiy in- GROCERT—o00e a) Regs CHOTOS pabie : 5 ~ rik hee at pumuth Side, gGomg hg -vetpes: keOving cit, . Grencne, Mo rr. «, — rec f : rep re eenta!it on 1 » B00 oot , over $ - ‘ heap ent a splencie neignsornoecd: « = 3402 Fee ' 7 yi factor tie ian fos te Ra. ine Drape vot eo ine Z ; = hat iaad ; _ ' Te? itn tr . yu ir to he otne . 'y ' . : : * s = ; ‘ary 4 - ° = —_— St. louis County real extate see H. H Nit yN } y ra! ing = — wy t “ Leann? for 5 5 ”). ——————L———. GROCER’ TOR FP — ttle mo ery store , a : a 2020 &@ Seven it wr « Lie PAP 7 HU SiN Peet ode ans Sting. Clayton. Mo : OS ANRC . — oe ah — G- : ¢, t ar BOVei.. . ei! in on , oe “ compiletety furnished reegts tm ig TRUCK . a —— Lowest rates anc reasonable chargers °§ yet - Dien 4 V1 ia §=Bik 7». ae ae a or fi go ~ve om ; — : 3. £004 icom@tien, price $65 — FARM—i6 acres Telegraph ' anawer @t sour loan SEE = ” - Hi wry ~ Ste > S - {ew en , = prin ExY AND MEAT MARRKE T—Will sa - oe : *) ref ; -— ra tp a A “ae a Jefferson Barracks; 400 fruit tre CHRISTIAN BRINKOP RF. E co ee ee — te or r to od stare & tore trim HaLi—4 ee gy rises acew : i MK 4 Trt fieor % cnarie ? og gy gm yr acres in . £10 e rious business enterpriees by eel ing et “ arat mm ortgage bonds strictly Larne: aad ‘ > = ° . y "pes ae oa. 4132 ODD Fe_LLowe " OLIVE STREET ROALD | e _ MONEY WANTED : gy "aaatiene ae Large wholesale house Will th pi ) | tires LOE. 2 eg a - seat a 91106; 866 ac ae fw ae 'T—9850, seut $22.50; emah PHONE. OLIVE non’ — Pine isc ~~ " —_ “a : — = . ‘ = 3 “ . - . restaura euntry f : - . i gemies . nap = ‘ rei ar er » truck _ ag hey Bags piace for +5 achls Seco hos 0-216 P-D - ya Les co-operat a pian Guick sail furnish location and show . S Post - “Dispat: s case MISS : Le » we Chicago a ' OW tc start a business BRAN‘ a BA KER—ADE unch Pon! n ber ‘ Fe an ERY—And a ra — we KE ht. p Ts ees fs 2 yo ~ “mene; 7 4 ectr “, acres on the : rimere read. at east 1 as : _ . oa iA io ma \ ; ; : Apia > Mae ’ a a } end etreet ‘ ' +41 ; - accnun *. x2, °e8 ren er a ‘oda: (er . receter t f\enraees ei te He w ~ $16.000 W ANTED at once: real estate se- Zo°G "™wnhey tion epe: Americar that develops quicK Sales he Ae 7: ‘ EAT M KET- . RESTA RAN T—Neaer tail é pur r alacm 7 Nefontaine road. handsome 12. | in Migeour' —— a - oe: ae Seam Vuica! . GOR Chive nooM FAC TORY —Gieud business and very, GR E . AL Lee TA ANT -—~en Matton, dally; og «af aiarme, price ; k house, set in a beautiful wooded curity ge hy Ag # treet Be om ~- — nd good profits right from = Easton eid at o yt aett eplendié le receip: sa « $45 ‘oven poor | ‘ = Fae road. elty water. tale. sponeihie part oa « «? ¥ | ‘i Luring the POST-DIS- da + it | ' 4 st s Ji =e eap — ‘ — , _— . . lor ~e . - nA «, , eT »f ' st Eee - : NGF. 4 orrery po’ ‘eee and ‘oharcos $1 360 wt % of a mile from Tlari- | MONET ww’ ; —$i0ve on second deed - alan 745 O47 +h, RNER—T wo ‘Kory brick. 1” ta - ‘ °7o4 th 7m. 4 ictorise “R 4g... &h and poe ee °* [ee Fi compete Geturee FT vag NE PATCH printed 145.947 MALE the start. - investment. Benton 708. -— : | io EESTAURANT—tands. ie a eer eehool and picture shows 7 eed rewiote EEMTAT z —trand . west ioe | cigs for « bergetr ectric en the Purtingten Reliread trust: first @eed $1500. propert: =. mm ~ 400 week): cote zo Oo pe tio “) tea 340 der. oben -aae ect ue 4 . 7 enorme: B Us IN ESS rent intone « 16 . 7 ae an ft Re «Ootngpert. # iam Ces ~ Foes =€ neogeee S@ea''y "ur CENTRAL 1 HANGE. : . risnea © reten ok furnteure: steam bear. ral Ta (or rge woe a ae ee ee rr | neces culars in first je - train servirr, land very fertile and $10 0.000. ne © rem Rips. = Box U 109 as HELP “Wants "——-2 7.149 more than ; | mone vv soes a long Serene cate ae, coarse | MONET Wes-—-fas0e, 3 penn 6 ae On Ces Sen eee ay in this new kind of a SAG). Sear! Sab Reeede ae or for an inetityution ery reasonah|» — items : . . . tran er~n times as man’ as the Ge ; ~ it mil ; 1 | ; = Ze | , , = — : | | ep ; . | —_ : pen nod a oo Pg : $2, A ftom ‘ay a; just 3 miice : - ea: : “gue at TW atin yenins newspapers store. box - Post -Dis i. cocina ea x —~ - oat e : . ‘ 41 a -_ 4 —_ oes oa oe "aod # ewmete he ag +f ye | Tac Fest-Diaeatch. COMBINED patch. | can aoa ken Chive 1298. Con. 2722 Call jeder pec is awtnn tee” mae et Ske i ten FreLLows SLbo. fi ' en »

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, * a iw * et ee REAL ESTATE ADVERTISEMENT. dl REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, REAL ESTATE ADVERTISEMENT. W anted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residenc Fl ats, Apa tments, Residences For Sale 1 od ry. en —— ee = REAL ESTATE = « Se ._ = _ = -« Se _= « & ——— . —_—--- SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 1921. Ss —-———-—- ' = iy , ' By McCUNE GILL Vice President Title Guaranty Trust Co. (Copyright, 1921, by Olive Street Terrace Realty Co.) A long while ago, in a distant clime, it was stated to be a general principle, that ‘‘one generation passeth away and another generation cometh, but the earth abideth forever.’’ And this principle is still of the utmost importance, here and now. . A man named Hugh L. White bought a lot in an The undeveloped part of St. Louis. He took it for a debt Past of $5000. He thought so little of the lot that he tried to sell it several times. The purchasers didn’t think ae much of the let either, for White always got it back. His grandson now receives a net rent of $18,000 per year from this same lot, with nothing to do but to tell the lessee where to send the check. The lot was (and is) at the Southwest cor- ner of Broadwry and Washington Avenue. A woman, Mrs. Anne S. Lueas, prevailed upon her husband to buy a tract of land ‘‘on the hill” back of St. Louis and to build a house there. Her friends warned her against moving so far from town, as the Indians that lurked about the mill pond might scalp the family any night. They didn’t, however, and never will, for the mill pond is filled up and Cupples Station is built on it. An old Frenchman named Francois Guinelle was employed to fill! a lot at Fourth and Pine Streets. The bill was $60. The owner of- fered to give Guinelle half the lot in settlement. He refused. The lot. on which stands the Planters Hotel, is worth $60 a day now. Major Stoddard, who represented the United States after the Louisi- ana Purchase, owned a tract of ground out in the country and em- ployed two real estate men named Leffingwell and Elliot to sell it for ' him in lots. There were some who doubted whether this Stoddard Addition would be worth more than ten or fifteen dollars a foot. Others, however, bouglit lots at the sale, lived on the property for years and finally sold it for $300 a foot to the automobile companies that have located west of “Leffingwell’s Avenue.” St. Louis real estate, on an average, doubles in value every fifteen vears in addition to the income or rent Werived therefrom. Only Land Wealth Remains In the old days there were three kinds of wealthy peop!e—bankers. steamboat men and land owners. The bankers are now forgotten, and the steamboat business has disappeared, but the families of those who invested in land are still enjoying ever-increasing returns on their **unearned inerement.”’ Capt. Seudder, an old river man, traded his steamboat line for real estate. What he sold is worth nothing; what he bought has doubled in value several times. - Has it ever occurred to you, as you have enjoyed the beauties of Shaw's Garden, to inquire as to where the money eame from two create and perpetuate this greatest of all gardens? What supplied and sup- plies the funds necessary to search out the rare orchids and tree ferns of the tropics and bring them here for your delight? Henry Shaw's Garden is due to one thing—his faith in St. Louis real estate. For example, he bought a lot on Seventh and Locust Streets. His friends told him the price he paid, $12,000, was too high. His garden now gets $10,000 a year net income from it. He also bought, for a very small consideration, several abandoned farms from some French- men in the Prairie des Noyers. This property, which he called the ‘“Tower Grove,’’ extended from the present King’s highway to what is now Grand Avenue. The only road in those days was the road to Manchester, now Vandeventer Avenue, where the entrance to his farm can still be seen. The trustees under his will have sold all his farm land except the garden and have thus realized hundreds of thousands of dollars. with which to build the new greenhouses and to maintain the varden in its present state of perfection. Henry Clay’s Farm Henry Clay, the statesman and orator. owned a large tract near St. Louis. In 1846 he tried to dispose of it for $120 per acre. He couldn't sell it, because nobody thought it was worth that much. His son, James B. Clay, later subdivided it and named one of.-the streets Clay Avenue, for himself, and two others Ashland and Lexington Avenues, for his father’s home, ‘““Ashland,’’ at Lexington. Ky. This time the property brouglit $1000 per acre. It is worth $10,000 now, which increase has enured to the benefit of the purchasers of the lots. As late as 1881 a young druggist named Thomas Halpin, decided to buy a lot on the southwest corner of Olive Street and Grand Avenue, at the end of the Olive Street horse ear line. He paid $7000 for it. This seemed a terrible price, especially as it had been only a- few years since this was the city limits, and just across Grand Avenue, then little more than a country road, had been the woods known as Lindell Grove, where Camp Jackson had camped—and de- camped. Halpin bought the lot, however, on the installment plan. He soon paid off the mortgage, and it was not long until his $7000 investment had wn to $70,000, and is now worth over $170,000. When Forest Park was established the owner of the land east of the present King’s highway and south of Lindell wanted $2000 an acre for it. The eity refused to pay this ‘‘exorbitant’’ price. It is now Worth twenty times that figure, and. for just one reason—St. Louis grows west a mile every ten years. William Clark’s Homes All of us are familiar with some of the career of William Clark, who was with the Lewis and Clark Expedition, and for whom Clark School and Clark Avenue are named. Clark was Governor of the Missouri Territory when it was admitted as a state. He lived first on Main Street and then at Broadway and Olive Street. This lat- ter lot, which was then worth very little, is now carried oh the books of the National Bank of Commerce at over a million dollars. Clark's duties as Governor included the making of treaties with the Indians. Hie found that while he could entertain a few braves at his town house, the large delegations, including numerous ponies, wigwams, "ONE DECADE OF * 8ST. LOUIS PROGRESS (From Greater St. Lowis, Chamber of Commerce Bulletin.) eo ee _ — Se OTT, TP oy om. gy ee 4 me é or 5 a er | 7) 4G OF . => - t- ft Oe LGD aE aa ath 7 +," ~ ~ ~ ‘ AAS ~." . - ~~ . AN ~~ * ~~" ~ ~. . . ~" ~. . " . . ~~. .. \ . ‘ ~~. : ‘ . “ ‘ ‘ . ~~ . ‘ . 7 ~ . * . ~~ . ~* . ~ . . . > WN ~S ~ ~ a . . al j > A Commentary on St. Louis Real Estate. a+} squaws and other belongings, must be accommodated elsewhere. So he bought a large tract out on the road that ran across the Natural Bridge. He paid about five dollars an acre for it. Here he had his Indian friends camp, around the beaver ponds and springs called by the French the ‘‘marais eastor.’’ Here he met the delegates in what is still referred to as the ‘‘couneil grove,” from which Council Grove Avenue takes its name. Many famous treaties were signed at this “Castor Hill,’’ by which Missouri and the Western States were re- linguished to the paleface. Later the tract was broken up and became the country homesites of prominent St. Louisans. David Goodfellow, William H. Glasgow and David R. Francis had homes there, as did also Chas. Semple, Dr. Bircher and Jefferson Clark. These large places have now ceased to be used as such, as they are directly in the path of the city’s future development. Indeed, it is one of the most stg- nificant facts in that development, that on the very tract where the Indians grazed their ponies, and cooked at their camp fires, there now stand the great plants for the manufacture of automobiles, gas ranges, electric lights and sleeping cars. And this development, which is just beginning, will soon extend the city out over this region, and the increase in values previously experienced in the older sections will he repeated here. we us xe us Thus do we see that the principle stated long ago, in a distant clime, is still applicable—here and now. For although enterprises may fail, and personal securities become worthless, the investor In land, which is both safe and of constantly increasing value, finds that it is, indeed, ‘‘real’’ property. For ‘‘the earth abideth forever. THE MIRACLE CITY From Collier's Weekly ————— = square feet of loft space has been added since 1914 and still there is not enough. 7 o s S: LOUIS, MISSOURI...A new I city on the Mississippi. Forget what you have been thinking about it. Learn that it is growing Was®™ Wo ss now like a green bay tree. Busy as a hive. A new industry 2 day. Providing homes for 10,000 new families. New docks. New vank buildings. A fine new Cham- ber of Commerce. In the hands of The men and women with loving lovalty Present fo the oli city and St L se unlimited faith in - LOUIS the new. Beautiful echur¢hes. Schoo! buildings that have been copied from Canada to Chihuahua. Plav for evervbody. Opera in the open air with 1200 seats absolutely free. One of the | best libraries in the world. ' . . . > 7 « > > The American city miracle of our dav is St. Louis, Not Detroit. > > 7 . . * . > Today St. Louis has the aliveness vou breathe in Oakland, Cal. + . * 7 > 7 > > The city has long been the Amer- ican leader in hardware, wooden- ware and shoes. By the expansion of reeent vears it is now the lead- er also in the making of many kinds of machigery, such as piston rings, in aby supplies, in stoves, in street cars, in drugs, in chémicals, in horses and mules, in carpets and curtains. Two million The river is coming back to its own. St. Louis has joined with New Orleans to continue the improve- ment begun by the Federal Govern- ment as a war measure. Both cities are constructing docks, loading de- vices and barges to suit Mississippi ._mavigation in 1920 rather than 1850. Within ten vears, I venture, sin- gie tows of half a dozen trainloads each will move down and up the lower river almost like ferrvboats in New York Harbor. . . . 2 . . . Whatever the causes, or however they worked, none can dispute the result. In three years the popula tion has grown more than in the seven years preceding. More noteworthy than the gain in members is the gain in busitf&ss. Only Detroit has experienced any such leap forward, and in St. Louis the movement has not been a con- centration of one industry, but a panic-proof diversification. [t has included the bringing to America of a new eminence. St. Louis is the present world’s fur market. * . . . * . > # [It is a new St. Louis—built out of what was good in the old. br a faith resolute to meet a city’s favorable destiny halfway li St. Louis as City of Opportunity By WHEATON C. FERRIS Never was there a greater opportunity than NOW for making money in St. Louis Real Estate. : Many fortunes have been built from the increase in the value of land in and around St. Louis during the last fifty years, by people who began with moderate means and_small monthly savings, grad. ually accumulating a few pieces of ground which, because of the sure steady growth of St. Louis, increased in value and made substantial profits for the investors. Th One of the hundreds of instances which could be e cited was published in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Future some time ago. The Post-Dispatch says ‘‘Henry W. St Louis Driemeyer, 51 years old, of 6147 Suburban Avenue. dll ss amasses $30,000 as a street ear motorman—made money in real estate inveStments—now director of Hodiamont Bank— saved every penny he could—put this into a lot in a corn field in Horton Place—six months later sold it for $450 profit. Then followed that idea to let one piece of land pay for another.” . This fortune and hundreds of others were made from the growth of old St. Louis. It is impossible for.the average St. Louisan today to visualize the immense profits that are going to be made during the next few years by the wonderful growth of NEW ST. LOUIS—the Miracle City. 3 Some small idea of what is happening in St. Louis today may be had by recalling the remarkable growth of Detroit several vears ‘ago, when many persons of moderate means made large fortunes by the increase in value of small pieces of land which were bought on easv payments. It’s a Pity It seems a pity that more people who need the money and could use It to greatest advantage are not getting some of the enormous profits whieh St. Louis land is now creating. The man or woman who buys a little piece of St. Louis now. is be- coming a preferred stockholder, with absolute security. in St. Louis itself, a miracle city, the greatest money-making industrial organiza- tion that America has known for many years. I wish it were possible to compel every citizen in St. Louis to become a stockholder in his own city by buying a little piece of St. Lowis Real Estate, and in that way share in the profits and the prosperity which he is helping to create. [ would give my right arm to possess eloquence to arouse the aver- age citizen of St. Louis to the wonderful possibilities of profit and prosperity, by becoming an actual owning member of this miracle eity, by acquiring a piece of it. All of the philanthropies and all of the charities the earth has ever known, have never accomplished as q WU yy Y Wy Yy y ll WY, “ w much good as could the man who might be able to persuade the people of St. Louis to take advantage of the present wonderful opportunity to share in this miracle of prosperity—St. Louis, the miracle city. 1000 Per Cent Profit The business men of St. Louis are spending thousands of dollars through the Chamber of Commerce to advertise St. Louis to the world; but to my mind, the great need today is to advertise St. Louis to its own citizens—to bring them to a realization that ten years of hard labor could not repay them for their losses if they neglect to become a shareholder in the present miraculous prosperity of their home city. In old St. Louis—old, slow, easy-going, slow-growing St. Louis— there were many instances shown on the publie records and cited in the public press, of persons who bought lots that a great majority of the people thought were ‘‘too far out,’’ and the price ‘‘too high,” but which were afterward sold at large profits. As a single illustra- tion, an old copy of the St. Louis Republic relates that lots were sold in cornfields lying west of Grand Avenue at $15 a foot, and that these same lots were resold sometime later at ten times that price. « But those protits were made before St. Louis was really awake, be- fore our old town had become the miracle city—before the astound- ing growth of the last few years had begun. What the profits will be in new St. Louis, our wildest imaginings would probably under- estimate, and it is a pity that most of these profits will go into the pockets of newcomers who are awake to the wonderful possibilities of new St. Louis. It is a pity that people of moderate means here at home, the people who can save only a few dollars a month, will get only a very small share of these miraculous profits, because they lack the vision to look into the future—they lack the understanding to realize what is happening in St. Louis today—they lack the courage to take advantage, of the opportunity to buy land and become a share- holder in their own home city, and reap for themselves a share of the profits which its astounding growth will ereate. Money Makers It is a pity that so many people of St. Louis lack confidence in their own home citvy—lack even enough confidence to save and invest a few dollars a month in the safest and best investment on earth— good land—and are therefore not going to share in the greater pros- perity of the miracle city. But the money makers—those who are awake, who have vision and courage—have confidence—will reap all of the profits. Not all of them will be rich men:.a few of them will be persons of small means, or moderate means, who, like the motorman, will save their pennies, will put those pennies to work by buying land in and around the new St. Louis. and will grow rich and richer without effort on their part. merely taking advantage of the present unusual conditions of the miracle eity. . PBA B PP PB BPO LOLOL OLD et ete J 4 YEARS OF SERVICE a = OO ld el a a i i a ee ee ee ee ee i i i ee a For fourteen years the Olive Street Terrace Realty Company has heen persuading St. Louis people to save money and invest it in St. Louis real estate. During the last three years our customers made more than $264,000 in profits, which does NOT include the increase in value of land bought from us which has not yet been resold by our eustomers. We sincerely believe that this amount is nothing compared with the profits our customers will make during the next three years. We have 9000 customers—a large number of whom have been doing business with us for 10, 12 and 14 vears, because they learn from ex- perience that they make money by using our expert knowledge of St. Louis Real Estate. EXPERT ADVICE Every piece of property we offer our customers has been selected by experienced real estate men after a survey of the whole eity, and is in their judgment a piece of property most certain to make a profit for the purchaser. As evidence of our own faith in our selections, we have in every instance first bought the property with our own money, for our own investment, knowing that whether or not we sold it as a subdivision, we could be certain of a good profit on the increased value of the land—and during our 14 years’ experience in St. Louis we have never yet. had a failure. ; Reeently we purchased a large tract of land near the new north- western industrial district, which we have named _KENWOOD- HOMESITES. Its loeation in a good neighborhood 6f prosperous home owners—its proximity to the new industrial district, where 25,000 people will want homes near their place of employment—its convenience to the new loop—good street car service—good automo- bile roads—assure investors of a quick and certain profit. KENWOOD-HOMESITES We have recommended hundreds of pieces of property to our in- vestors, and they have made money by following our advice. We be- lieve that our present offering—KENWOOD-HOMESITES—is the best ground we have ever offered our customers. We advise you to buy in this traet now, before prices advance, and can assure you of a substantial profit: the growth of St. Louis, the miracle city, in the next few years will certainly contribute more to your prosperity than you ever dreamed possible. NEW CUSTOMERS WANTED We want to talk to you. We want to show you this property—we want to submit to you and prove to you some astounding facts about St. Louis and this district, especially this property, which will give you a new idea of the possibilities for profit in St. Louis Real Estate. Come out to our property TODAY. -To get to Kenwood-Homesites by street car, go to Wellston, take Kirkwood-Ferguson ear north, get off at Oak Ridge Station, where we will meet you. By automobile, go West on Natural Bridge Road to\Sylvan Place, Kenwood Springs, where large signs will direct you to our office. ‘ “ea If it is not possible for you to come out today, call at our offices in the. Boatmen’s Bank Building for a few minutes tomorrow, or tele- phone or write us and let us send you a copy of our booklet “How to Make Money im Real Estate.”’ FACTS ABOUT ; OLIVE STREET TERRACE REALTY COMPANY In business in St. Louis fourteen years. Assets fourteen years ago, $2,000; today, $1,250,000. Business fourteen years ago, $87,000; last year, $1,025,000. Customers fourteen years ago, 50; today, 9,000. Holds title to ground in different parts of St. Louis and St. Louis County, worth nearly $4,000,000. Member of St. Louis Chamber of Commerce and Real Estate Exchange. i i a i i i i a a Si i THIS BOOK FREE ~~ 2 The ~figures comparing progress ten years ago and today, give ev of the prosperqus growth of St. Louis: 1910. 1920. $564,500,000 $ 777,500,000 388,409 020 631,166,475 283,416 824 434,074,842 4,539,185 8,627,671 328,000,000 1,682,957,145 95,568 106,991 51,500,000 100,000,000 of this growth has added to the value of Real Estat t the pockets of the LUCKY OWNER OF LAND. heer entered a new era of progress, which will advance realt rapidly in the next ten vears than they have inedeandd ten. ’ r . — a SSS + ——— ill OLIVE STREET’ TERRACE REALTY CO. Boatmen’s Bank Building ; i + nt 5 Also details regarding four Essex Automobiles to be given away. You will will find some surprising and interesting money making facts in our booklet, ‘‘How to Make Money in Real Estate.’’ Write your name and address in blank below, mail to us, and we will send you a free copy, and tell you how to get an Essex. DG cicvc cc dbets kdwthocb bccn Slaw atic dvaunieietae nae osbas ESN >, ee en GIVING AWAY FOUR AUTOS Real Estate Company Presenting the Cars to Customers for Co-operation. The Olive Street Terrace Real- ty Co. will give away four Essex automobiles in connection with the sale of Kenwood-Homesites, its new subdivision in the north- western industrial zone. The cars will go to customers of the company, for co-operation, in a series of four contests. These contests are open to any- one desiring to enter. There is no limit to the number of persons that can compete, and every con- testant has an equal chance with every other one to win. Each winner will be permitted fo select either a roadster or a touring ear, the price of each be- ing the same, $1775; or that amount of money can be applied on a sedan or other higher priced type of Essex ear. The first automobile will de given away within the next few weeks, and it is expected that the other three will be awarded a few weeks apart. The awards will be made by a committee eomposed of Charles S. Blood of the Liberty Central Trust Co., O. E. Kaiser of the National Bank | of Commerce, James Bloodworth, manager of the Fidelity Mutual Life Insuranee” Co.; James Cal- houn, viee president of the Seidel Manufacturing Co., and Arthur Jennings of Washington Univer- sity. The committee will have aeeess to the records of the Olive Street Terrace Company, and will investigate the co-operation given by each contestant. The contestants are not asked to do any work to win the auto- mobiles. They are merely re- quested to give the company the names of a few of their friends who they think might be interest- ed in making money. Besides the ehanee to win an automobile, they are paid liberally for their co-operation, and are also per- mitted to participate in a econ- test for $25,000 in other prizes. All of this is additional to the PROFIT whieh the customer is eertain to make from the invest- ment of a few dollars a month in the best and safest of alNinvest- ments—good REAL ESTATE. “ x ae A large part of the success which the Olive Street Terrace tealtv Co. has achieved during the 14 vears it has been in bust- ness in St. Louis. has been due to the co-operation of its eustom- ers, which it has gained by SERVICE. and by SHARING PROFITS. The only serviee the company is In a position to render ts to make profits for its eustomers, but in its long succession of land deals it also has always given to its customers, in one form or an- other, a large share of its own profits; net as a philanthropy, but beeause this hberality, if it should be so ealled, has paid good returns. The biblical phrase, ‘‘ give and it shall be given unto you,’’ has been found by this company to be a‘splendid business axiom. Recently the company award- . ed $20,000 in prizes to customerg who assisted it in the sale of its Southampton property, the mon- ey being provided for out of the company 's profits. The $25,000 to be given away in connection with the sale of Kenwood-Homesites will come from the same source. The four Essex automobiles are additional, special prizes, which will bring the total value of the Kenwood- Homesites prize distribution up to $52,100. a x « To learn just how you may se- eure one of these automobiles, and also compete in the $23,000 contest for prizes ranging from $2000 to $100 each, send your name and address to the Olive Street Terrace Realty Co., Boat- men's Bank Building. Use the adjoining blank. : » a8 by - eee EE; . /_- | 2 ene sem a 8 ~.. —__ iS Soe \ S . 2 ° cs 2 ie t) ei : i. $ q > i ® ; * _ ui F é iia ; ae a S me ge : Son 7 ye . ie. oz: 7 t o —- : : iii = j : Hh 3 ; = - DeatA netices., Pt $1.50, each excira ame. iectures. spirit ner i ALEWEL—Or Nov. mont, France. Corp. Company H, 366th In belaved son of Mrs: iwidewed Alewel. nee of Mr. Conrad Meyer: ¢ Fdna and Oliver Alewe son. nephew and cousts Funeral Monday. Ag m.. from residence of avenue, to Memortal F are respectfully invited of the nether of William. Jacob and Charlies A Elizabeth Augustine and our dear sister, moe mother, at the age of € s days. Funeral on Sunday, from family residence, nue. to New St. Maret lear mother Frank. John ‘(jeorwe Gerhaueer and sister of Bernard Will n-law and grandmoth Funeral will take »P» residence, 1718S N ls Sori! ti. at 7:30 a. ‘‘hureh Interment in CRAFT-Dt LLE—nt day. April &. 1? cl, E. Craft inmee Dule). tear daughter of Barne fear steter of Anna 7 months and 77 day Funeral from Pr S710 Nerth Grand aver 1921. at 2 p. n to W DAILEY—Entered i France, on Not ic Dalley. beloved son « Dmilesr ine® FF innege if Blizabeth L Stella DALY—Enxtered int Apri! 8. 1921. at J Daly ef 56359 Cote Uri husband of Mary Daly, j Daly hane, Mrs liam J. Cullen, end Funeral from Gers rf fon avenue, on Mend : m.. to St Edw Calvary Cemetery. invited. DILac HN EIDER—En Friday, April 8. aft A. Dileehneider, belov rnd the late Johann chneider and dear Si -nit Hienry. J6sepi hnefider ahd? ovr aughter. aged 17 yeu Funeral from farmed Tullan avenwe, on Mor : m.. to St. Bart Calvary Cemetery. SPIRIT LIGHT OF TRUTH lay at 2 bp. . Tue Meidt Jorgensen, 3517 MESSAGES Tuesda Thursday. 2 wD. mm. SPIRITLt AL ©! Thursday. = y- Thursday. 2. 1506 Eli NINTH CHURCH ‘Texas avy. and Chere > SCTENCE OF TH av and Thursday. 2 SPIRITTAL CHUR sod Friday. §&:30 wo. mm. *th TEMPLE OF TR > D : \alive. Eve THEO MONIST hureda > mh I ‘ ~ - STAR OF T flernoen and Vrs. Sahibach CHt Reh uF MREYTHE RRM tL? tt J83 ORGAYIZED Y Affitiatel with & "co Clationa wD Tr. at resivlene, THIRD CHT Re’ Vierling . 45a. Adit FOUCRTH «HURC NTH CHO : VP ed ie eiay : oe Mre. Waters, TWELFTH: ctiUF ' sine | ; ‘TOL Natural Bridm ‘ay. 3:30 oo. m Y afternoon and Mr-. ont & OF LAG . Corner Lynch a yD mm } ere, NEW Trorocrws *ereen, Services Th insday 7: Y : TTARMUNYT : ~ Acer. Wwissicy ~' 2e@7 ernnnanse ‘rs. RISIne ene “yofare

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ERE BPE TR ES Pome ee ee ee ee ee ee SS Le SL EMPLOYMENT, ROOMS, LOST, SERVICE, FOR SALE, AUTOS, ae Horses, Vehicles ....... =a, | - Fi os aa staged Electric Wiring ........1% | Hotels .........++++- , Peony oo IRE RL peerrane Ae 1 cnpeagse on Exchange (Miscel.).....17 Househjold Goods ..... e = mpd Pr Eteenes ? , wre: 2 Leseeeves'ees 22 } Clothing ae songs sd (Miseel.)... een einai pamecone Millinery ........+.. Printing. Addressing....12 | Scuset Br a oe i seesccest® 5° Goming Mvente.......-82 ‘ee BR , Sx , , ome ‘s Miscellaneous Wants... . Professional Seeds, Plants, Trees.. Found ...... -e-s+eeAl § Instruction (Anto).... ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNIN 'G, APRIL 10, 1921. Moving and Storage. Kesorts. Country Board..23 , Sewing Machines. ...-- cesar a + ae. Raeeiee 2... .«KcocecdD 3 Geld ant Gin gna Instruction (Musical). Situations .... A THREE TIME AD COSTS LE ce Real- S_LESS, ———e PART EIGHT PAGES 11—24B ~ . : — ae oe --—- - ———— ~ . 73 TL —---- P E R s O N L - ; amous avenue. Benton Francis, hus-|and floral offerings in our sad bereavement years ago today. April 9 oy EY EGLASSES—Lost; | between, Hox iamont A | | Today ‘Ca! p . >s Car an , > enriz ' rewar Lfi- band of the late Ada E. Francis (nee Lon i) I . ‘ . g),}in the loss of m dear husband, William recalls sad memort y rend —— ny rt A. age Sence cis, Dannecker : we 7 ee ] ive pp og Be ge vil right. — 7 > e — “- , 5 : - ~ . ? Death notices, first 6 lines or (ess, | Laura V. De Foe Aaren Vunnels end Mrs. | MRS. wa. aes RECSER AND FAMILY .(c) | As we have no information duress, it ¢ is impo impos- Are the nes that | = 4" May oe ; P Ab Zz 25 . : . J Are one } lovec le est. customers | . ge SS nla oo aR agg aon ie Pe A -. Kriegshauser parlors, 43721 ‘We herewith extend our sincere and heart- sible to answer queries by mail or telephone. | ap nadly missed by her children. _ | Arsenal st. S aoe ww ree ervice Monday. April-11, at} felt thanks to our relatives and friends for Query for Sunday must be mailed kb hand M. J. CASSIDY, JOSEPH BACH- | GLASSES—Lost.- Th —" he » ss operation . a 12” ™m Interment at St. Clair, Mo., Apes thelr kind sympathy and floral offerings ce © wee eforehand. : MANN, ROBERT MWEHLBACH. (ey |” Neosho. River sit weoen: gai BY "fel Scie e ’ a—On ‘Nov. 11 1918. at Béeau- ~ “ ment inthe loss” in our late sad bereave- | 2-0 tinatiina > Cantina POP PP PLL LPL et . GL \SSE 5—~{ — = , bet wr = | Paces — oer Meteo no ag Je line contests. 3 —— a Ss an he Om seg —" hte of | ee BT es into rest on Saturday, lour sist " © loss of my dear daughter and pty a Penge, so eg — — frutti may be made by ch opping || In loving remem}!-rance of our only son and | 7 Etzel and Sg oe one oh pele | “discount. cf é‘ pan) he! niantry, age years, pri : -l1. Edward Gossman be- | CECTI oe MUNZLINGER AND M ware dealers or 1ié macnine ny up various fruits and making. 4a brother. John J met , eparted this ; -- hE. “ J ; a ja : My Mr. Conrad Meyer: dear brother of Louis, nand and William Gossman, oh Elisa - wv wish aaa INQUISITIVE.— Consult the priest water, bringing to a boll. Pine We saw you fa ened sent aie 7 9th; return to Mrs. 3. Harris, Statler Hotel | PER R¥ONAL—Anyone — knowing & There 18 and ped Alewel and our dear grand-| beth Kampeter, Mrs. Francie Schuerman, aimee bie poe ap nn Sieck and our at the St. Alphonsus Rock Church | apple and other fruit flavorings ; With aching hearts , weeping eyes | GLASSES—Lost; rimiess sfectacies, Fri Flevence Rotsinger, write Mra, 4 cousin. a” eee a Mrs. Ann Ps Schuerman and Mrs. Emma! fioral offeri Fone § a Indness and beautiful on the subject. are made in the same manner. We saw you sinicioar tas “te, on day: “Elgue’ on case. Mian Harris, Melt | nlach. ‘Pll 8, Oth st.. Bt. Lou i 4 . or - 92 at ~ . eac, our ear brother-in-law n u 7 ° _ ry all It coulk not may death's a wful power. Main 1000. St 06 Mond : y Se eae pion = pf persons ; : a1, 202%, 5,0. | Mpa, out Geacatye mts Ear ar 30a: | fcr Gating” chy. Boros = 1M! | ene novellst, at Mason Croft, Strat: MRS, JARVIS—Textiles may De || Huo%w Gur darling Soy calmly slocbs.” | GLASSES Law. atarday afterason,, Oi PERSONAL—Anyone knowing “whereabouts avenue. o Memoria! Park Cem etery. Prienan m., from residence. > North Twentieth | MR. AND RS ets! *KREI eT the novelist, at Mason roft, Strat- made fireproo y mixing . ai p 1} All pain, all sufterings Bom : ee —_s Satur: ay a arase head ) ic | ‘B@0R Hic Sere ot, every con- . F are ae peotiully invited. (c7) | street, to Perpetual “Help Church, thence FAMILY » CHAS. COCKRELL AND ||| ford-on-Avon, Warwickshire, En- | by weight, of commercial white cop- ||| = Sadly ge — Cel ag arge case ss ast li en . } . NE—Entered int . h | to Calvary. (c) 5 “7 |) glané. peras, © psom salts and sal ee /'HIS B ROKE fi HEAR TED PARENTS AND | i. 1th entra ‘ or return to aa PERSON Al. —Judge ” Hore, val Piezoe X57 . = nte nto rest on Thurs- | nn - ; hre times SISTERS 2. cali 5 Pt AR HTS : service to Fran erciva : | > . . i mingled together with three ‘ (c} a ce with , 1971, at 4 p. m.. suddeniy. er ROSSI—On Wednesday. April 46, We wish to extend our most heartfelt | ¢ es IL were The h ee is ion anne of ammonia alum. This GLASSES—Lost. ‘pair of gold glasses. dark! calling at Red Crosse. 1017 | Equitable nile, | » (nee Emling), beloved wife _ 1921. at Kansas City. Mo. Mary Grant-| thanks to our many relatives and friends! | arther away from the earth in sum- ixture soon changes into a moist ||; In loving memory of William F. Luede-| rim. Monday afternoon. in or near Grover PERSONAL— Anyone knowing the where of ‘“iliam Augustine and dear monel a Los Angeles, Cal.. beloved wife of |for the kindness and sympathy shown us mer than it is in winter. In June | ™is\u be dried by ||| ™mann, who de ~~. My thi oy : “ar Cleveland High: in Aloe’s case; reward if; ghouts of Charies Flood, missing since Feb, mother of William. Fred, Mary _| Gregory A. Rossibeloved daughter of Mrs. in our bereavement. caused bj the death of ‘'t is about 94% million miles from pulp or paste that must be rie , Bloom Aue oe ee e two years returne:! 1100 King’s hixhway, southeast; 5. kindly comraunicate — bia mother d Jacob and Charies Augustine. | isabel 8 Grant (nee Scherrer) beloved our beloved husband and father. Frank C. the earth while in December it is | ® low heat. When dressing the ma- Se aad memories | or call Laclede 223J. , ; , Mrs May Flood, 4208 Linton a¥.:. permitte Elizabeth Augustine and Minnie Hornung. | *ster of William kh. and Julia P, Grant Kurten, and also for the beautiful floral of- about 91%% million miles away terial add one-half part of this com- ‘Recause it ~~ : GLASSES—Lost. on Wednesday, April .| PERSONAL—Want address : of wast w 1] ; and our dear sister, mother-in-law and grancd- | P Remains will arrive Monday morning, | ferings. Coara i r eer ee % es bination to every one part of A dear one just two years today. on route Bellefontaine. Grand. Olive. C pa lady thrown from , Grang y ister or a = gy ned at the age of 67 years, 1 month anc | * oo w O.~ pg take pace oS MRS. ! KURTEN AND FAMILY DEVOTED READER.—You can $$ starch For light woven fabrics it With recolleetions of his life with us. Coeur cars. pelir of eye glasses. shell rim. Market si. 40 pm. a sl on Sunday. April 10, at 2 p. m., | South Gtand avenue. Interment. private. ap | thake ice cream sodas at home by | may be made as follows: Eight perme often Se Oe Saas ae ean Reward. i verenhe il ss |_E-417. Post-Dispatch. . . . hee 14 buying soda water and combining | parts, by weight, ammonium sul- cross our hearts at thought of our great Wnt — 7 PERSONAL—Ir‘ormation_ “wanted Tegarding of each be- , from family residence. 4140 Louisiana ave- | Los Angeles and PasoRobies iCal.) pa , We wes to extend our sincere thanks ; s a | GLOV! Ex a — = ik — " » | nue. to New St. Marcus Cemetery. ie7) | pers please copy. an se lige age meny Sriends tor tues kine it with ice cream. Chocolate sauce | phate; 2.5 parts ammonium carbo- 4 his sak ur grief we'll hush package in Fam pas-Lart, Saturday after- Charles and Emily MeCoy (nee Emily sae »; or that ANN—Ent int _ | HANLY—On Saturday, April 9, 1921, at ee ee ee ee - ablgag Ge to be served with ice cream may be | nate; 2 parts borax; 3 parte boracic Still memory holds him ever ag on: ncueré/ Vera. vtabW. Delmar} Pe fae daughter, Imogene. Charl : aceree™ or wet into rest on | 6» m., Charlie H. Hanly, beloved brother ane geithege a a nen anborenae made as follows: 1 square un-|acid; 2 parts starch; or 04 par's s spirit presence $400, | Lecoutour 4573 Shaw (e) ~- ’ . -* > : 7 . : 7 ® : - 4s : is i . 5 ‘ t ¥ ny flo " } : ings | ; , ‘ ~ iii Pera i se be applied | Catherine Austerman: .™..| of Mrs L. H. Reid, William, Adeline and|the pallbearers, the Rev. F. J ral offerings. ||| sweetened chocolate; 1 cup sugar; | dextrin, or 0.4 parts gelatin; 100 Sadly missed | = | GOLD PIN—Lost; ladieg’, with agate set- PERSONAI—Would like to met | intorme- \ me | James P. Hanly. at the age of 6S years. . Kelly, undertakers; the Sisters of Joseon l ees er butter: 1-3 cup boiling | parts water. Saturate the —— es WIFE AND DAU GHTE oF. Be | ting, valued as keepsake, on Manchester- MS my a me ree ener =! tot —- _ at — Mw ¢ — ' e which has been , = — —--7 “ sitet ye ol gentieman in fron wate teaspoon vanilla Melt | with the.mixtur h Meramee car, between Kirkwood, Vat Chureh. last Sunday morning. hen | PUR CAPE—Lost, Thursday night, Kolin- ? + eects Perwmat, 20c per tine daily. Zico tire sky fur cape; reward if returned to ey . Outot-tarn 38¢. Gat took from us away : | “wife of the late Anthony Austermann, | r higher —— mother of William. P Henry. en Due notice of funeral iater from family | and the Sr ality ‘ 2 J i | frank. John and Marvy Austermann Mrs — e. Fiorissant, Mo. Please omit — THE RE Rea. E > Tr SRAND AND CHIL the chocolate, add the butter and prev iously heated to 86 degrees F’.. CEM ETERY LOTS deventer and Washington av. Keturn to 3819 Cook. . 7 car th Georce Gerhauser an’ Mrs. Bernard Berger, | DREN cc pour the water on gradually. Bring | then dry the fabric. It can then be — , _¢ |_2705 January sv.; reward. SF sister of Bernard Willing. our dear mother- | HEIBERGER—Entered into rest on Sat- a ae chan! this to the boiling point, add the;c -alendered in the ordinary way. The ||,. : : . 4 ] = ‘ . : - ; —_ - —— - e L | . | . N. 18th street. on Monday, | John, Charles Katherine and Josephine Hel- cs ss heir kindness and for thefr beau ight and add the vanilla. zu tti yards of m aterial. | LOT—Val halla; 6-grave lot; Sec. 1; leaving: | HANDBAG—Lost; brown, eontaining key} GOR ADOPTION—Baby boy. 706A -N next few | 20) a m.. to St Joseph s ‘ ; Mrs c Ashiey tru ' ferings tendered wus during the S4ov Box E-?20. Post-Dispatch 4910 — change Nn. ay 'r & al hetura lor ° . ' : ~ nrtee . try " ry | @F s , ry “. « ; : “cy? — 7 ber « ’ en? if . Os ,¢ >1 a es — _ ang - Naxton le imMmar é ’ 4 rewara | . Interment in Calvary netery. | mains 2 be anes f orn ad h J; | mothe ment eS id oe dear L E (y Al, IN NFORM ATION. LOTS—In sections 1. 6 and 9, Memoria! HAT—I " nn” * repintiinn ADOPTION —M el. t-do family want to adope : a erered ft ae | % | ifera narlors / — sees . ranc inert “ ‘rk: bargain for cash Lo 2-9. te —[_oet, child s Pat. eliween Cloodfellow | aly wl |6oOn te . Koxs ted that . . -DU Lt LE > 5 2 - i. s on Le . .“ al : today Syuned -. = Aor’ } a | y : . - } ; ? f x L g Bar Assoc iation. — : ~ —_ Bees as B Xx ~_ - I D. an Delmar. ‘ *=1] 4 “al any 1546 5s) pa 318. *» ry I ° t ree years on dey. April 5, iv. at Te :30 . Rose m I'nion ec omag ee Int erment H aan ’ r Undert: Lae thel: F repared y a Member o he t. oul ) METERY iAT——Park Lawn ection ~ Clemens avy. (Cie gat - Diepeic? _~o M } If vou deeded the prop- Rox Post-IMapatch faa A FO ADOPTION—Two children, both ; in ; - Craft inee Dulle). of 3217 stree: 1 aaa efficient services rendered nan j sh- heat Rox E | wan " awarded &. ae ee of Barn: y and Aln lle and -* Mond afternoon THE BEREAVE FAMILY. ic? : : man & edu amy oy afi - howd ae is oe E-4. nasa - |JEWELRY CLERK—Sit.: first-class, wants will adept oue or both: eirl, Wy | dear sister of Anna Dulle. aged Dp. 2 mot! siste sister-in-law an in is = ; ;, : P ; he! re hut not in the State Court He CEMETERY LOTS—Memorial Park; 2 omen, KI TTE? —Lost. on Friday afte one. tna ‘ Protective Home Circle, W ast Co 0 Dalley, beloved Bon vo rill i 34 Mary ; ‘alhall: ry ( la Mt in the rey, it society. trustee: y M.—-We ate no wet 2 seem 1ld be — uted in the county of 4 and 6; will sacrifice Cabany to 4545 Tind. iH — ee el April 13, 1921. at Wein "9 Dalley imee F innegan) r brother " “a , .* of the Hols inft ‘hurch 4 rh with the laws of Minnesota ul AT ra ‘ ppesite the place where F , 4 nae ’ 414 N. Grand, Adroission 45 - ' f Blizabeth L lia M. i Edward P. wr (a°1 ae air wg a of St : cv - claim for t in Ser sour! pe prs ed. : —_——— —_-——- - - —__- | LEATHER FOL D—Lost, containing mones: | mc by Janeen Orcpestra. anal Bank . . . , ie yg gp de , ‘ ] AND AMILY s barred by 1 itatio he crime w as committ ‘CEMETERY LOTS—For sale or exchange, are Paul Perritt ts wide. “8020 Alice; re- , P ai T Y given br Engineers, "Local | No. No. Sid. : h wies 12-grave lots, Valhaila Cemetery) Lindel! i as | Sunday, April 74, 2:40 0. m.. Kagter Hall. *L10n 7! Dailey. ™ husbat lie. . aenme in Funeral Tuesca’ April s:: \ = to. ~ Fe vy yon & — : , ; : t is agains he ruil | on mo Fy wee on — . ’ ' ' extend , neerea at : ; BUD.—inter 0 “ nm , Des ole , 940 are ial a ay . Jetferson and Lata ette mes; ad — - ? emily ) a and sleep it ' iii | LEATHER BAG—Losi; Manchester. rd...) Soe: attendan ro po _s at Ad eee 3loodworth, from the family resi dence Bort ~~ aank . oe ith C n ' ti ‘ reh ~~; * > one oi felt tha to « tiwes _— wned art ‘Ss Ss. I ni : } . ; Ewine avenue 0 ert. mul - . d . nea ‘ : . $ ' ¥F! , ne | ; rt) ’ ' 4 A : : oe ; , ati . | a ‘33 “e ant i " ean eel _ . +, Ji 4 i ' ; : j it eS i * ‘E ME’ r E 24 Y | AIT —Be rify ; a! ik aw? near Manchester. coptaining gold perm il. : , ‘ é 8 ; lite” Gatti yennee ' tg . = he room LO eines arti , er} - » 2 kk : ogo? gee $3 and other articies; reward Cabany SELECT eotitg NIGH TS— Thursday. STI 14: clean dancing: strangers introduced, ° M j ~—— Conception Lor gfe Ww ~l¢ ° ' 3* ‘sti. a : Le iii? > ° is 7 " ° ™ ~ ee | «> . ity = utua Lafayette avenue, to Cai yl wens ; me ee Pi u autiful floral fferings ndered 1 ir—- Kansas ity en ; ve y . “7 7 At : he ’ ce z r ” > Fis ‘ - : 4 > ’ ‘ » 7 » ' ti ae = y . = : . ' rt : ” a! y.¥ rk : « = , : : : : and bet erm nstru ions tne h and ot aca Ls > EES Nie r Pernhardt’s. 3705 Park. LIC SENSE—! oe, silver, No. 10081 Call | Soccer eeeanetaennee “= . : . emetery. Le } Ty ‘ 4 t Avri . James Cal- ; DALY—Entered into ree? 7" : . | 1 ; resTc | 7a 333: Uri 3 ‘naue | . > — the ose ‘ . ent d . ah = Itl. : , ; 4 ii . yrou Dn nat vou! i Tle . rie MONE i—Last ; b lis: you iz lady's pay, BPECIAL NOTIC * he: -Bhoe workers. st ke a at ol — as + ms 7 , : READE n orrecti , ave | Ge aa CEMETERIES ; Saturday afternoon; possibiy on ark car at Senta Resa, Cal Boot and hoe. Work ihe Grand 3846M.__ =? | s U . Jomt Council! No. per A. of the Olive a - to St. Edward's Church, thence em D : 3! re% a) * _ - -_ o > wiel ‘ . eur 4 hat ta ; he © SEC _ PIECE—Lost; brown beaver, nutria Lawrence. Business Agent. Hu- ti Calvary Cemetery. ‘Friends are respectful’) : : COT rc Insurance puld 9 reside 11 ul ne year he- | pany. and a invited. \ ; , ) ; heen. | our relatit nd many friends for their kind to 1 ‘the deceased par filing suit for di\ e. your - 1 . . , r= g So 7 ness nd sympethy shown us in our sad ; vou de mo coll ; livor , ted you cou! o int a 7 , Far a-Bar -eward bu | SPEC [AL NOTICE—Leaving city “for operation DILSCHNEIDER—Eoteres. into res ecasiese in Jomue. on Thur (Sane and smaihy ahown on in,our sad te: | fy. If you esire to collect in a divorce in granted you Cold 6e 04 emoriau UPN eed Ratmoon ee ewan. chen pe Friday, Aor! g. at } 40 Dp. m.. gall ae ’ £40 0!ann He1o* n : AULT 2 | mad 3 " ry -in- , sande panel “ : bit . ‘J : : othe r . _ é , tue : eo aed 3082 ee i font (c . Prats a speste. fsermany, will be giad ‘e : at . 3 A Dilechneider, beloved daughter of Henry |" n (nee Prante), 0 — — —_ th Reng ‘an ‘the beaut nsurance Burea stating youl “a uch circumstances | Cc cowuia (36) eusact Susmess is Ron Ea fer and the late Johanna and Caroline = in-law, ———: ranctat! , | eanecailiy so t Levee nm net be brought back t desertior — : ere] georgette blouse, pet con lace Caw ehneider and Gear sister of Raymond, Vir the es » ye ont ana Fath Steven nd Fathe eo! * hy ~— FAR T er +ofamarried charges ree ~ te - not asked ent. Henry. Joseph and Catherine . : —_ : Rr 4 » . rm fr n : _ , or a! . oe « prairie IARI eh MONUMENTS . ; isole. > a mene Forest > BOA ~ chnelder and our dear niece and grand id “2 wel. j 7! : penw . rrr tah Wi , nair efficient at ~ mrt \ . (" T ~ taN ™~, _ P Se oe — ye k. 1913 fois. ie : 7 r ; " Svar o an “hurch, thence ¢ —— : ee —e rr A? emb>ra ral amous- rr truc in 19 and te like te locat " the auto- mughter, aged 1) yea . and ” —— savo ene Patinoune Casmeter : se! THE BERE. | ‘ [EDI AL QL ESTION: . | MON [7 M > \ i & taene bre nce | “pe Tale and wMetnee- inal maker of this device. “Box t tit bob, ; , (Ansiwers prepared by a physician of authority. -Heaith and sanita- rect e stimates free. land av. Rerward. Delmar $456. \SPECTAL NOTI E——To all persons whor ft bac Fe. | concern : SPECIAL NOTICE—I ei pay for informa- tlen regarding eastton who made end keted runnin races for Ford cere PACKAGE—taost; eontaining xa: embro! d- fa reasonable charges. e401. P-D. s m.. to St. Barbara's oO oy orl. A pt + ag = e publicly | | be interest- ed ene lope.) UNDERTAKERS a et, var pin, gold. set wit h ca city of East St. Lous. -, AS: gold snowin. ‘ cemeter: ‘ f _ ‘ ¢wne ; ; |} to extend ou air re that + zine sul hate nd su huret | =a * - = - _— also r ; : DP 7 " ‘KETBO 1K—Lost: containing ke} and Louis County. Missourt, was sO per- : LIGHT OF ' TRUTH, Sunda and Thurs- | the | Sam Owens, mother « bvadna jin hesutiful floral offerinas tend or enlarging the bust: dv i : 7 Q " _ oe : “a 1 . try ] . A + Hut “FF oT >» irna! ’ ' The Lilt : , cath OL w OO reward Wor 4 Elliott 5 " after th tn te no lon onger he respons ble for Pres? ter | . Funeral from famii residence merely re- | fultan avenue, on Monday, April 11. at 8:50 St. Charles (Mo.) papers 1 fe co "4 to extend o ere that ¢, ° Church, thence to | @" — N—Entered | n " ay.io atts an > ; ~ i - tic ‘ane , Alice tere anlyw 7. , ; . : ‘ST. y Y . { fraternity name on back may 7 - } se is . j : Dany rie = “ : ; rs ‘ j : : ‘) ; er rnns? PT LS ) er! . ’ smpany the Calvary Cemetery. . a” ; = . Mas “ ! S aes Ce hele weeny nm quest 9 0) ve tr sf ba ly ' Il db ns ad f 7. I 1agnos s or AN TE MONUMENT CO. > Phone (rand 1382. | = give notice phat . f . a : , , ¢ IJnae nd °ul floral o : aise thank ; ~ treatment of indiriauai cases wtii not be given. Questions that cannot 7810. Gravois. Phose ; Riverme¢ 1940. (c62) | PIN—Lost: 32d “degree Masonic pin. — Dp. 1 ei e Tr rienn > > . ' 7 , " 4 | : a 7. ’ ; 7 / a rfQrrTr , Ps ; Ta P ————————— ; — — a = , : “ 2 : 16 A stock, discussed. if showing evidences of sincerity, will be ansu ered Tayior and Page; reward, Fores 3193W-| Coreatn bull ie at it “Missours ; ng’ the when accon panied by stam] ae. wae is : - ‘cne - « . Aindeii 3. " a . ) : mon . ‘ a ies —— . a se — ae maremceans * gabe 'SPBCTAL Ne WIiCcE—To the creditors of Aft. A Besides | ner } wi take pia ; 7 n ° brother and uncle. . ib J Panec READE ai aio B caaet me ee ve hy ane goog * ay 4. = i EET "2 IB | ROS. ! — ———$ $$$ —> ton Coel and Supply Co.: Netice ts automobile | S PI R I I U A - ] ~ M residence, 20 , e; reward 1953 Utah. neil and H. A . ow ENS—En tered 4 . lay. |... — ’ = | = a = | affton Coal and suppl (o., — 4 “1. A kind a ~ Robert Go. Bigtt: er ter | money reward. ‘ all Li ndeli asl Ww 19721. dissolved by mutual consent and the in a n- lay at D. esdayv at 5. m Mrs. . 7h Ria Li POC = “TBOOK—Lost: Argoune drive. undersigned, J. J. O Donnell, will from and a | f Heidt Jo onsen. " ge cheng Funere! from resider 2 ‘ fanned ta of - a | eo , - aw = ; . edt Jorg eomdas he death ur de nothe he ult hoped r will | na! rs! nove a is ' Maple ay ae ae - __ (ch) any debts obtigations ineutret puid be : with 2 } ric : l in 4 i a UNDERTAKERS | PoCKETBOOK—Lost, containing $35; BL 3.5.2 DORN ss er prizes. MESSAGES Tuesday, Friday. 8 p to Covenant | Pi eria! lay. | Sr «4 — a, ee See it ho ‘ Thursday. 2 DvD. ™. Hazel, 6000 Graveis. Apr _ 3 wp. ae: re hf rayers and address ee eee nian eh Gated ~miatent e . aha . : | . o7 s . (cOO) hee et tered (Oo rest Frida ' weh ¢ . fait attendance mari. A ceu, § , — - v7 oo ©! °007 Park AY. | turn to Fleming. 4627 St. Ferdinand; | : M = his n | Priyate and Public Funerals. ward aa Simanietgel ee SEALED Biss tt pats ’ jonal to the | , SPrRITUAL CHURCH—Sunday, 7 and & | — . wo Lpn2. at G:U p. m.. ou wi. th aah of Col. Meumanr omen'’s Reiis nang . Thu , 8 "S15 Pratri fueeday, endcra) > - Was : ' : “epera Or] . palibeare! nd Ziegen “wT es WoT ni Oy In : } ularity r man) “KETHO al mt: containing’ license ir ree tal for thet: prompt ANXTOU:! MOT Fi Eke irposes, boty nutritional z h and TROOK: cards: reward Return to| BIDS will a ° received by Bagre of o ; : | ss . . o.. £« “ — > ™ . cyt? Vv ; and . runera.i (tf “Wagor at mG D. rvice ; ) . is ee Teen - abmpeuti: £ ; , >. hes or cy? : ian sae - ’ le nk apeu no ha Fox, T “exas av. and Cherokee ~ - n ont omy © aetees S yp. § 2 i } I > ALI se MiLibk a es sana aioe seuenee ~ rope rties _— ne -_ used “- a month in SCIENCE oF THE SOL i} Sun- PFL ASTERER—F- ntered ahs . VN «¢ ond Friday. 8:30p.m. A. Wagner, 1565 | inee Keisker) and the late Henry Pfias- | 2) . ners an =e } ocreree ne modification or » = : ave a corrective ment: reward. Lindell 6761W. 3837 .Gar otfice of the President, Board ef Pa 4 TEMPLE | » eRUTE . ; ms ) ri : ~ .. rn ae ir ne! : | e ea a J . ) ne . ‘ ms ‘ or . ‘ en? , = . on | + i. ; ; -_ . q ‘ su) ‘ i . ie ; n : ene. ee, - | di sord ore itis rae P ite : y. "i ; : . room 300 city Hall. ‘ft oO 4 —At Odeo rvices ne puesd - D. _ wif nd loving 1 " a. anettied® Cua tm the neiz el eee ‘ , oe much ime aavé nta Tt ie en ~— emnsey mein Pir airedale; — | mon ma, = rte , on Gwe . 1e Board of Puig a : Valve. ° * eae oe y welcome. Mrs. Gasaway na “=t n rie ne |) ~ _ . eee =e ana fi “ wo and a. ult 0 | age , ine | lias § oe wr ea ‘ Pdinart lack trap iy te arness ith che tell o aes, Lo succe | Ts agua helene CHURCH, Sunday = ae wy . Schwartz a? ernacie Baptist ' a ee Fags ma a4 , ' od rf th —_— ot bua - . ward for retura to .« on pon. 4 nerées within the - - Tbureday s “ Tuesday, Thursda: wr srINDE rn eseres e¢ re = a im anc } : . ~| lutely es | Na : : ‘Cc Bi LOB \rIND I iD F LY IR a like fordo! abora ry ifn stay, A p:\- e ' OTt = page Bea eins aamnehe ine - sewer | | Ti FP ‘ji unt y hv poke ip information can be pase ali as ; : ” : latural Brid ‘ar; Beard of Public Service. + a ed during : UNIVERSAL SPIRITU: , § ITY holds Thomas roth eo cae Newles ; P 0 ‘ ; . a. re aeda . r . o . : ° =. 1 : : | . 4 ¥ ; — v. > -_ ari cf arc . re : 7 “ , - i . " * : ’ ; no, City in busi- ih a fp. m Si1GA Pam Mrs oe eorge J idier, an Geer ther-1 _— ; ~~ sr «most hea il , nu , ' ‘being is featured bj lose who | * “—— ~ == ————-—-=- 1, FOCY ” 7 o ay. ier, AHO, Cry ian. . Pit : - is - . *’ ; "ou © : ao : = ’ ’ - ‘ ‘ , s : : £ . 17 . . ” : ; ’ : ° 7 a , : ’ . oe : ia - " " : ; 7k . - ; Ti . — ’ ; : {tz tT 2 ; “y : been due cy ton ony hi sissi0> si “Ps i - Tuesda) 12. at 2 Dp bart ee pe? RD HEALD greasy ‘ as ad ' conce i. 3 gene: ak “aie fed ‘te 2Qe fl "and kee weet Py a ours! dcenFLOWER : holds meetings rom Wel oe. funeral home i ions pathy. | a | LARD-HEAD.—A. iy or shiny | 00. Oe ee se ee | aan” penmens tei . 1 keys: “hets ttaska and Neush STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETINGS its custom. every Monday and Thursd ernogn Sou! and avenue, to Memorii p the most besutiful floral ns | i peo 3 ruits. reg neo 2 - i)! on Gravel . Pon | >| : Yeleck. DOLZA Case a’ “wise Ida ‘ermeters 1} — . nee ‘ , gg, Fs . ; r , > oe vo pod ; pave Co 1G dil [liar pu hg i Sh Le niain ne ; STOCK KHOL DER * ME EETING—The _ gained by STAR or TRU - is - ; saan se — ws : | idle ~ +} nah S a : ae po : . a | _ i ai’ ' wa a2. aaa ; ¢ ol , aaa Bi. . : - " forgzanfort: 1 ihe if ; Central Insurance Co for the election SHARING Mrs, Sahibac! “¢ . he ina ¢ one vt} >). a tae) 6 oS ) ora yt : eS. ee © ge tee tet OF poORT . , Nednesday, L ¥ | nine directors to serve during the © a , ' hard ©. Sto nother _nank e Rev. Broadhead ¢ is 1 1 an Pe oe niineies ————— - : , ir 2 rewar tor ; 3° : Pole oe vg “cieiann Mise Strau>,| year. and for the transaction of such opher : } J mins 4 LE rae — i on An ; 4 Toh Ses Ay ; , ' : a = rianel ; ace: - . a f } sa k oul e Rk 4 al Sidue Fi _—- annnire urrounded with. dia- r. Olive street, maton Sidney B23 ward e T y. the 19th , “tA ; ORGANIZED SPIRIT! ALISM , a * Se ag Oe render is to Affiliated with State and National As- Harrisburg (Ill) papers please : = » Pe Jib : , : 2 n “f fi at a + yal eee _ ward. _ Forest j ll of its own Dernmner. Tuesdays, ~ 30, , ‘ar "ae F raul acway. unde’ se * i ( °, . : | TOOL [D KIT—tHwat; on reet, in . . at reaidence oO | ‘ , remembrance rt JY , 7 mongers ean. ae aan Maplewood, Saturary More ing dubedmays telid@ agate fin line: oet-of-toter : ru Ss = O "ioe catia leas a c. & evr. Marshall 1oc!. +50 daily 6c Sanday; minima 9 : , ; ; . ' linea. ihres of more Speers ons Ie ity, if it FOU 3807 Nortt lieeny EK Ni ifantrv loved si ah od wnat Saat .? North pany L. Nint ntry loved | Sadiy missed 1ILDREN,g | 4 Mi ser Wed -~| Martin and Ada.i! ee. 7 ' a (Bite db S rT. = wee gene , ; yy ais othing 3 A Trews , , y - memory of our dear mother and , cian co werve, TA een : oT Davidson. Troy. Iil., ot phe «| CARPET CLEANING—-UPHOLS G 1300 Benton street. | benrauch. aged 23 } | se F led this 1i pri 9, 1918. f | | gers posers : berts’ fu- | og Ry *- ‘ER FAMIL' Kew | irc, MeNt, LeASe, a. 7 ange gs yor im 8 ag | > 7 . s 3° r; former $427 Al-| TROUSERS—tLost : rbmas sr. box con-| Delmar 79% . T. wi pastor, 36: uniata | Funeral from the Alexander RBH rHE BEREAVED FAMIL‘ ite companys Harv. tor 3 s4 a bet Ols e street. on S inday. Avril at >. a wWsSaMm a tFs 4 : : book - - to" . . ’ ' air inc = “ tet ; . Pha TT va ny q r- : we: 4 : . : - | . IN MEMORIAM © S Stated eee ae | TOS tipaidin sept i gases! Gi. CHAPMAN JE. vipa r> . - - " ’ - . s* | Lu . 4 a “ar : Yara. / ich a) customers, r ‘Teaver Apri! &. 1921 10O-.6) ¢ ; fied i] ‘ sad inissed try ° . : iS (ax Liens E—lLset 201-450 's given to Su ’”. Mondays. ~ Wednesdays, 5 > > lanthropy, Dc St Thursdays, 2:30. Mi . fw & Ot , 2m toring remem e een ang paid good pars, : Sp. m. at residence. | Temm) of 4212 : _ Fr TuERICAN CARPET TLEANING CO. wilt Remains will 1 009 Olive CARPETS and ru “washed and cemned : 7 og EO ‘oi TR ‘H, 22 m Lar tie =68V. | ner _parior. 1905 ; South n give and | Suateve. rs . gg Mrs 5 Sunday. Apri! ~ KBuneral , pees - ees . er ) saa 4 has | ——_ Tuesda ~ 30. at 191: 3 w arres Mon day , « > ie * > be s 4 yaa : o Geparie thi iife Apt? 7 ' ws eacn, LeO® die c —_ i; | sunt ' i ‘ Vow arr eur fleore of ta mn out atid o—- “6semed oy ENTH 7 eke ‘ : 1, : ' gold hare moemm | hours. Forest 16490. Vietor S87 — ie | ~ . Mrs Gallo Fridays, * 30 THURT— Eentere: rest on . . civ sseq DY — r “Te ' — , d +4 . roe » § . ‘ 1 7 wa (Hy ach? Carpet Cie ning _., | tom f , . ey Tei. Lirdeti 7020) Deimer ay apany to be | and + fe. , ISTERS rn ; Ar In attle Franc 1 Peis a rn 3? , ~ EIGHTH ‘CHURCH, 4600% North 20th : ti =? Thuet. beloved son . if io son = | Ka oe oC ites we ts ue 1.t.A—t. Lue . with mer — - “bes om. Te Wednesdays. 8 vp. ™m. Miss Wheeler ~ - £> " uesda)y®. om : . Wetck Brose run nD . Se im «o . ‘ it ze j . a’ ee. —j) ’ ’ - : ; ben? - o—T A’ : - bf ° a J . Fridays. — - ' Seuth Grand arenue, ¢t Memorial Park grandmoth ~ AS : #0 reward few 4 ’ oT ptt , | ‘ eer es eieyvalesu ot Lat Sundays. Wednesdays, 8 p. m.; Thursday, will be said at 5t. Aloy jurch Tuesda wae . ae oe" ie eae aie maothet » lov mer . e my dear - wif . er te x. > ' a iaieaitindeesia 730 Mrs. Waters | WICHARD— > pteres inte rest, Thursday. | — a KANNAPELL AND FAMIL) oo : “oe — taotte troanm mother en Rower . 7 — EE , ' a . : ' af “ _ . : ” , . . : ‘ ' ’ . ‘ ; ar = ‘ >* : © ‘ 4 ing Teeyt & ° Bias ne" iT? wre rm! ted _OF MO. CHURCHES . “~¥ “family "reside ence, 4543 Cadet #s© , anniversary mass Wednesday aon — a. + gecieeeellinnss . ; HH D wD HTERS re are |G ot ertifieats : for re iircat Wemers oH Hall. | » IJuterment in St Peter's Cemetery..c:’ ot. , Cyerck in loving remenr —_" er na ) al ) Stee a4" ) : curs , A oe ‘ iel — ~ Sun - a : % - eh: nd hy ‘ yt) re ’ : : : ; 4 , , . - ‘ y - . ,** + . wy "% . a a2 mL, bow ing aie ¥ of ur dering ~ “tet © > - cy “>= a). REW ARD : os ° iced irae” | 3 p. m., Frederick Hy. Wigand. dear oe HIS Ixe WIFE MARY CAMPBEL! — tly get wd. woah we 0 ee lust ome year ax | oti! sp itt ! ; ies, aed his dear father. John } la} ‘Ge 7 t ¥o ternal res . : —, ree s = a Pitre, = Kiehteonth et » 90 fomtont | THOUGHT CHURCH—4232 Mc- sena! street. on Monday fe a “ne. Anniversary reauiem mass on_ Friday April &. April 4. 1920 Satin miane : cae 4aughters. Gran 0G-——iat, ee ae ae . a. onmth ot. we ee ae a ’ Tuesdays. 2:30; Thursday m., to _ —# Peter and Pau ,- — “bi ters’ April 15, 1921. at § a. m., at St. Lidorias’ Gene. but not forgotten Mideen and all . edt | ines Sates > aawee * 7 . es | 5 NO Oi WAY — chrweing rune nat oniy ete Asemann ceased a member ef the Book>is - Church Sadiy missed by Sedis missed by “ po oe : aart ere 6W aedion § OV 3 geves tirt. } he 3P03 West L CHURCH. oe 2 Hall. | Union. Local No. 18. 7 WIFE AND CHILDREN. WIFE. CHILDREN AND ALL WHO LOVED | April i. DOG sae ap th- ces head and | Hi) {inal—Found. brindle, Nov. 26, 1820. | age AO eieeas. NO ream Belie (elevator). eve- ———s " ' reward — rs eimar Call et 4208 Preirie ne © c ghey we Mre. Pavts-Johnson . oil WILSON — called Py, 0 40 ee "Wrente In sad and loving memory of our darli _ = . ‘ pone - A = a "Zoi iindet (renee Fema, ye aff .age . Or en AL “ye Se oo April wil _ ter of Mabel A. | daushter and sister, Mary Gerety, who de- ee. ™ —— ' wa! sughts Ma ~ er ; call st mz. PUG—VFound, Hull. prh 46. . Linédei eg ™.. 4 on . Lindetf _—s . “ b~ prt on 2 Wiison, at ber late resi- carted this life three years ago, Apri mn lor! memhran my Oe "3 Vay P ' ler d 1 ar : nxe N ae +4078 bdient dl PE adh Pd eT = 1915 na y tliie (;ToSechs i paren Si een oe W220 113 Pend HA) &—Fo on Washington «* cu, Delmar boule ori Keil 12 “sy 4 ol , - a i reet Sunde EMC HN ng Seruneral services at, iret Consreeations Of sored one mone eerie be Ue TS. 2000 atows sre fa! 4 | Washington sy aYs 481 ReGR sh Erhinn oF > GER ; ° _ Wydown and University ne un : i af her tada er “ah T ar ; —— _ Fi ried oto" ; ROSARY—Found: sabect & mente am k ’ Vea EE ae anit 3706 2:30 p. m awn — oe . = cog te! _ vwred her — ' ny noms efe cot , ps Ya . a ’ . wr Ere ; Pewe ; & ; ar » freee th ex ©- La pa LAORS BY THE % r. Ww H aston. punday 3: 2. m. Tasvere. mes- | Cemetery. Georgetown, ». ° eS Sadiy missed by her father. mother a: if 3 , mliv come ! ' + ture Py ' jeuath's ef pata | as oe 7 rar’ CHINE. cance Mra Adie ate Gm ie ct end newers tt —s ee whe loved be: = — "} ae Hye oa , . . a ae rox BHRACH ELECTRIC MAT 4 M boOonNn— 7 Ort wen cal Fe — Ente res into rest on Pridayv — . ; i; acne. surf = aS . ~— - ; ; , : atte » +@° ‘ ; : : “~- T 7 _ ‘ FE, 4 7 eS etre. Services Sundays. Tucedey Bab tk: % 1921, a Josephine Tn loving memory of eur dariing child = or toulis Grieme!. who d ' but | forgotter ee en a pein Luring 1970, the F OST-DISPATCK — aha rey . ‘ PRATRIP dy pala Everybody welcome, | Woerlfet “ines Lambert) .— ved Wife Helen_Kiess Ford, who died April 11. 1918 m4 . 1970 Sadly mi __ . wt. mat st wel ome printed 245,947 MALE, HELPS... LINDELL 6159W, - wifel. dear mother © ° 4 ve B | rmonths ; ’ — ‘ (le ia . oe — MISSTON—34° Hickory, Jomn “Ts ame eonar 4 ,eeed * years & or thought o wan . s 3 on | Nashing odin ; AND GRA. ; ‘ . sotieal AND CH: be ~ 7 ‘oh = ANT Al’. >. na been closed Mre. Armetead. srriends at

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rane os ey bd hea SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 1981. AS wa 353 MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS ‘are seeking « employment — PUT THEM TO WORK! SITUATIONS—MEN. BOYS POST-DISPATCH. Rs =..- ~ mm DANCING : THEATRICAL SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS _ SITUATIONS--MEN. BOYS LECTRIC WIRING, ETC. } MISCELLAN EOUS NOTICES WALL PAPER ~EANING. E — _ - ns ; ~ HE c*TUOG -R APH—Toud dd like new: § ‘roli-top "hw ME NT ae ~ WORKER~W, sts sidewalk. MA AN—Sit.; ; ‘paper ‘ ‘Jeuning: wor \« an tran a ESS — "Gall “DANCING ‘taught by well-known ‘Po are ‘all Sun ” are on eed. J Long. Deimar 3.746. Bomunt Now 1A ~— before the rush. Call PAINTERS—Hardwood floors. furniture, re-| WALL PAPER “Gleaaing, all rooms $1. Cail - , b Da: quick results; individual in- desk. Tungar rectifier; cheap. Cail Sun- “drives ay. steps, walks and floors and con- 3100 w . . 374. finished like new; let us estimate on your | Bomont 2412 i “De Sform . “Wiss Lavon, 3939 Washington day morning. 7351 Mane hester, § ic), Crete in ali its branches. Newman, 4596 hn — mer 4 etric ¥ = ~ house painting. work ruaranteec. material Ww L T PE R cle ni r ms “$1. M : ructso - “ uD ’ motion ctu , ' pe , goud home wWwantec in ore . — = Nao Apa WIRING—$35 wires 5 rooms. at — WALL PAPER cieanin g: highest class work = ‘4 ap => venin Classes T" oe pe ~ “work by — if _ SHAULFFEUR—Nit.; colored; 8 years’ ex- Broadwa) d@ basement. with 4 switches: { ale. LI MBING—Sewering, ey, Ling, , y “ss prices reasonabie Call Grand 3404 Tuex hed luate tommeann. TY- -l Henneman Hall, 3723 Olive gil a. @. * “ant 32018 private, or truck Smith, Lin- WAN ; manent home situation: pr : Zuaranteer: yor price, ponde in ’ e 5s — day -riad . ni -_ raver — ; 4 >. m fo} ‘ ell 5”? ——VWants permanen ome Si Qiion, pri- pare oe ROR prtes Grane city and county; airing a 'spectalty. Ad- WALL PAPER ciean! ng, $1 per room. Tyler) ler 2002 entral § ria ~~ aoe _ — CHAUF ie ate icin to vate place where there is horses. exper! ELECTR a ress — rt 5. 4 Romamhe p! Phone/; 959J, Central S398 Mrs. J. Clement. ; aioe Loti MUTION — TURES Wed. rene eXamina- a ; i EU R—Sit.; evenings yy &: ~ °Y enced with all duties: references: 2 weeks k BOTH yiring. 364 wires 6 epee J Cabany :.3782 : a a1 I. PAPER. $1 and wut per. room. Gran ; BELMONT ‘= DANCE TALAKS—Maxe your mr or ; SORE, A ea h. . Lindelt ~— 7 man. @e:impioye during ay. notic ¢. Thomas, 50144 Kensington. switches, wit Ztures, ~ hendsome - ' . hoa - ‘ae a % ari ’ } aoe we he be dancing \essona in. {) ( ? AC td.—Wou! nn ean Ee ote . ” - — ; ome e 4 ey ; HICK fobbing. tuck pinting and wate 44M : ut best Ga ; C oh ner : MAN AND —Position in country. ) 13-inch bowls, 1 2-light shower and 3 sim) “oe yauits, 4200W Chippewa. Lac ‘* ibe : rooms 60c up:'| 5 : We guarantee to teacn you bi luke to rent good; folding seats and outfit. CHAUFFEUR—Sit.; colored iqprivate family aly ea er poultry raising: anx- gle drove. Park Elec. Co., 1915 Jl’ark 424k ~a oo, WALL PAPER clean'ng yr Fie + ) lessons for ly $3. have or «& rould consider renting machine only vest city references. Call JI17 Washing- ious to ate rw @ louis County. Box av letor * 282. Sidney 3658 ic) —— , ork guaranteed Deimar 17090R, Lande! ~ . hts : anans eines nust be in good condition. Box J-44. P.-D ton. Arthur | Ford. ie ti , lec . Leul 3 : ee ~ R A NE- TITE preparat\k —y waterproof w aiis., ‘ ~ tae oe : 5 ae . ——s , ae — - - ‘FEL F “ar Se ese oC U 90, r Oet Dispat « a. oa GET your ; house wired now: o rooms | with roofs, cellars. pits. Rane-Tite Co., JZI2Z3 : . ap + mage —— "$1 t] ~ : oe: aie d | tat 1e MO\ ie MORALS: — Acting for motion pic- SHAU PPE R—sit young hae yay 19. for MA N— intesives edo ok ie 5 . iN (iE x pert J Kime or = Uar- i Srar ( jeaners, tsTana “ ; | t ; aancing Academy ce ‘ nim r ' Se 4 n ft yy t ‘co! ’ P HOUSE WIRING. ; eo anteed: 0c per hour. 714 5 S. 4th et = , *A NING— Gite of ’ eat . saa Dan , anes 4 pee a bahia Me. _ i aoa bt tent — ——_ : SHAT FYEUR—Sit ; Ceewe 6 years’ expe- Lindel] 6154R “ae 5 high-class _wiring at reasonmavie rates . ——~ “ — —» ALL PE i r J I Yth n \ rt - = cmesee is tis ea under the ~ fuilders 90) : ms, si: ay Central vy = vesda\s bursda) Be ie aturday. \ (ynieon Bidg Cote Brilliante. ming li ag hs = a. } yo. BI “a , | Mk — umn in the ea tetate Section (Wt) yy , 3° ni ec] s @#ervy Wednesday ; 1 Frida’ ; Tear Wea fav re era Cc 3 - = oO ome. i COMMERCIAL WIRING a . = ae. - —_ ri 4 — — ' - he oloch Private let hey I [A N IST W td.—Lady | to > work on stage be- CHAUPPEUR—Sit.: city experience, col- Vilet, Municipal Lodging House. ll 3 electricians at vour service. Get) hUOFING—Tar. gravel nd =sinte: tucK WALL PAPER cleaned. 75c room. up S1R. ppointment. Call or phone Bomont 2999 ee 10 a. m. and noon Sunday. 3404 ored; careful driver; willin Eg city 1%th et. Wright Electric Co, 203 N pointing. Primm Roofing ‘ faor ee ot erences, work guaranteed. Cabany 7651 — : (c8 Washington. Mr. Alberts. references. Call Bomont 2855W. Jesse MAN—Young: epeaks Suaniai selling RO) field. Cabany 5998. Centra! $ : dialed iid = 4 -_—— eo — a an . on —Young: speaks panish, with selling of #t. Ma st. Main m 4855. — ay LOUIs PLATING CO —Nicke a rn — ng RY RS Ca NN emer SPIRIT OF Y you TH—Dane ing: - health « eul- SE a pinto ents pes, hive, ¢@ a! 7 ‘flash, lay- CHAU FPPrEU R—Sic. : to rt run | from |: om Jt to 5- ability. wishes pusition with reliable firm a, * 3 a ar Hn gare lan ~- neti ~- aoten! pp r. silver piat! ng; ox dizing . ~ xo Phe Siwy bs aa aS w ot sles "pener ture: reducing weight. etc. Bernhardt's = = tb a -_. _ Phang truck; 6 years’ “box 0-57 willing ~ Agprese_-._ tres, Seetrel FO. Sex a wo r Cock) rice: #atistactio giiaran- copper, siVver it eet ie . - on snort notice at i io cf 4150 , . lt . are 4 - - v = a0 dh ab ns Ss —— t F. B. Williams. 4708 MeMillan. For- ‘re refinished. 10 N. 12th st cmt hung furnished by yourself. Delmar 2634X.| training unsurpasesd: nothiety any hour \ aX DE Mb ng — eg. duck soft | shoe aa 3 eee ony eine x 0-57, P.-D. — have some privat ‘ : $3 parties Th ing King. Geo. Murray: 4 simpie method: a : R . om _driv .- -— —— nome: good charac =. Sey in : ; NG ~ : Sidnev ALIGW. Victor NAR "im one et reduce ori all work oO% ~ ge i) u dance before re o- os y Make car, experienced on erce and small wages for clothing. Box C-280, USE WIRING and @lectric repair Sidne - in papers at : BB ahta *. 320% et Bs PR Rt ou G HStOre au alize it; amateurs Packard; first-class references. Lindel) >) very low prices. Cubany S745J. | TUCK POINTING—Work “quaranteed John! perso supervised ros., 3O16 In INCE ve Dancing Acedemy, : reads of ey taught; wart now: get, 2403J MANE: sane GAs Eo peace office ox . ~4 righ nt 9 : ton , . 207% c} pegs tae secant ', rea or fai ooking. eimont Scheol, — Se ae ‘* > wee 5 a RIC CO... 4435 | Gravors ati Protea t._Bomont S81 _Shv0 _Xaston We in & Oppenheim oad SE SE. C8 & marveee ok | Geen ee. ’ : ““ CHAUPFEUR—SIit.: private or truck and! ‘perfence: time keeper and production clerk OR. Riverside SOSR. 345 Ill) KPOLINTING,. b rick! eying. sand blasting reingtein ¢« pos ~~ = \ ntranci lus) easan\ surroun ———_——— —-—- ~ - - general work around place; also some gar- — Peeled ef foundry: references rooms. 3 wail switches. one S-ltert | chimney repairing. bri fronts cieaned oti 7 apy * atis ings and hb of com nodations, . every WANTED—Baliroom and nov eity privilege dener and greenhouse experience; married; ox E-22 Post-Dispatch. J ores p4 lescday rh . : + urcay and Sunda a7 for your pic nic this season. he mest treat- 0 years old, and of L ithuanian nationa!- M AN Nent CU ored wu nts few hours every = ‘« " ; 9 1¢>? . wire enue 2-licht shower and three i-ii and stained Smith Sone. 4371 Laclede faction o' Ucces tall fur — ¥ , ; @iso repairing. a So: Lindell 4726. Delmar 1500 fel)} SLs reid av. * ae Ne ey Weline aeeee | eet -309. Post-Dis ity. J. Kuntz. 3052 Kennert; ‘day: experienced and well able to 4 — om “ . . . : | > rie ’ rez mat : ‘ mS + ry re’ ' r} sa VY ane riga « ; = a Mal *) . _ : ee —_ os -— ‘ ry * > . ne “3 ait wie Ui i? tat? w handle all kinds of electric fixtures.; ., . KMOINTING. staining: damp walls pre- . uf HANGING n ' dupyaicigy Mar. 4 , es WEBER Theatrical Agency f irnishes 50 en- ; SHAUFF FFBU h-——Competent, wishes ~—°pogition nv ke f work: gued reference. Linde! Co " Grand and Fl WTlsSsa : Seta prices reasonable: estimates cheer - : ' work g jaranteel ay as “ » ‘ - T HT . tertainers. Rankers A rention, May 17. priva te far n ‘]y capable of driving and re- 109 : (cS) fuliv fi 5 i : 1) Pe . * ad Dae jmMas s Central SHUON, syicer if any 7 - i} — - - - a — tliv furnished. all work guaranteed. O ~O~L dD. WNC : NG i (>). (7 vo a vine a! = ake car; references. Phillips, ; . > 1912 Park. Sidney 3407 1406M nue scee) , ) Bomom 407 MAN—Well educated, voung. “8 years 23° TUCKPOINTING, waterproofing, brickwork. TROY House ¢ leaning wall paper fres- ] we re’ . > oe Le , SS GHEE Siete a oe ace, ee aeaGunte, with” “banking w- Vv: Vv 95 3331, Tennessee mM. | chimney topping, repairing, genera’ J0b- Oo paint, terra . my , © wwe ‘experienc ed in hotels. cluds and restau- >’ Salary of secondary consideration. Box 53 letor O64 a | bing werk and material strictiy Fr eRe. ed Waiis; ai 7 - a - MI setae! * . : - - , ants. Hox C- 291. Poat- Dispatch, (7) of Post- Dispatch. ‘ , teed ow ’ Sa stor inde || 48% ehe illy given n, ro . ' Vi , " = + s a ~~ — —-- CU TRES _b rooms with fixtures. | chains. eed Brown, 4143 Easton ni ' Sianev 2704 Princess Dan ing Acad emy CHEF—W ‘ould like _pusitiol out of St. Loula; MAN—Youn ‘g. 20 years of age. wishes to ( \ . » : r - ee 2 - . n . . . ; . Felkere 16304 5S. 14th ot. Sicine ras wal ope Vic or S97. we DOWN COME CES Excursi n met t aul, Wednesday excellent combination cook; prefer town | connect with a reliable concern in the med OF ne — + MR - ii.* — acut class vork. evening, ay tickets in advance, 50c about 10,000, with option ef moving to;| capacity of salesman; however, any position a po ee ogee BOF yy FY So gn a my ma le and i PAPE RHA N: t boat, Se ‘ure ti rly: only a best references: 16 years at the business; leading to a salesman'’s position would De ge Bi rooms, 2 flush ewitches. ax ) ranges; cleaned and repaired: ‘ jar: ' aie ersid we > Limit supply nm Ss ' - Baldwin's, color, white Forest SOUSGW Box O-207, | acceptable Box C-415, Post-Dispatch. ight, one ot pnt bg ye ne | nntecd Phone Lindeil iC 71J ' —- 3 . “LS ' nd money order ani Post-Dispatch MAN AND WIFE—Sit. in private famil es yp Rng Pope ged nents. WE , repair and efinish anything i } j . a — _ A _ > ? ap quai “ ¥ tnt 2 a reseed and stamped enveiope a oo grt tye ye : e a a. 3S gparanteed. Pennant Electric Co.. a immediate! y. Call Bomon | as : Sundays. Bogen, 3603 ab | eae Scaceny a. maeta mn av., and Vc; additional lines 20c each. Three perienced; can give best references. Box’ murse; homest and reliable; references; wii!- Broad dway. Tyler 2375SW, Ce YALE KEYS duplicated; guaran oad fit. 25 ) er 173 | Grand 53 0 De a 16901. ” or more insertions Ic line discount o- 144. . Poat- Dispatch BS Re ing to g0 away for summer Box O-4ll , SS a a cAp others 1 Ox uP. Hardware, ‘401 Chest: nut : - —- . — : - —_ ied : ~~ : : ; - VER é R sand ORIGIN al recommendations ‘HEF—F rerngh, 33 years’ experience. exvert Post- Dispat aachiniee .. cinidiindie i. aed w lesa! ‘ retai.: irmiust? ieker ie co er 108 Pi. ~*” Olive 2727 (cOM) - Oe awey. __—_—— a six sang > y Pp VT . ftom it rive Phone © @ aly Brooke 3948 Castleman CLERK—sit.; | grocery mgd meat maer- v ge 8 seiline Shs ay yy ote we ry = y = mr . . SSS, SS eee —s Veet for cash and 310 per month. and dur-\ ts the pioneer family beverage extract W M. H. F R E E METE R 0 ‘fg and in tin horoughiv reiia’ sity student ommerce and finance, -—- rk. dee oe ae experienced in aliroa.t : Post-Dispatch. ‘. ° . ‘ . . , . ’ ? : ‘ . ; > ’ > sl ° Jt? tis Ae fr? Us : ry ing April and May give @ nice electric irom) America. It has been on the market for over Now veady to sem “ at our, Die and etent: st y confidenti: _nisht. Box ©-45. Post-Dispatch. _ ‘ ay shy ‘good gn -~mae gs nay MAN—in muic fe. wants a position free wihh each job. We wire more old), quarter of a century and is indorsed by branch oI with tter servic: MIL 4 ER _ates. Fore 4" /) ACCOUNTANT—it.; graduate in higher ac- je: mar »396P — es inerai director with some good un dertak- howses than any firm the city. See us at! more than a million people, the worid over ALL ER AND PAINT 3216 > "} i e ive had 0 — : be wkkeeping, cashier and junior : ne firm “y St. Louis; Pretestant: can work bso before EL. clean house _ Olive 2737.) MALT-HOP is prepared according to our Fart ! ind ‘3 ing: thor ta ace xperience; best reference. Box SOLLEGE GRADUATE—Age 34, wants per-| acceptably with Catholics: can conduct re- CO., 3100 Fine st. patented formula, which insures a uniform -W LEAD nnetent and resourcefu ruiek ” O-41. oo. ~— > ioe bs manent position, offering: future; with ad- ligtous serv lees for funerals: , « $5 5 OO quality and protects rou against frau is and Te 0 Ww |}? RiC - = E . . : " rvs "? nre t hers ha Je > 7 4 ‘ iT eTitire T en? - , - ‘ —- - A sper? a , ~ ror a! ‘ : 4 nm - - ; : Une 383. P om Dispatc h pees 2 — on . » . ille, ti! — = sees = —_ See | y ' ay! COLORED BOY—sir > all areund work or MAN AND WiFE— ‘ ee and . 4 , 2%. Post Dispatch ey a "| hool ' ——— — — MANAGEF, ——@it.:' or cawh ler: age 50: wants % BALANCE 30-60-00 DAYS. ANDY y EBINDER : . . ACCOUNTANT—Wiill keep your books, pre- k—si first- , Assistant Manager. ° ANE, Menaing. | ag. ~~~ B reagonab rut 50 “ a tor. Diane “raped in dining room and four | Qi ALITY _ H. FREISEM EIER. ~ me it ac lecde : TE te gona die utes box Delmar. en! a vvages Box O-111. Pe ost - Dt ispatel , a)° , ORS o ‘ ) } COOK—Good ; Wants position of any Kind; MAN—Sit.: as chauffeur or houseman or 2838 »* eoruMnra ELECTRIC. CO : J AP. AN AND PAINTING r Co. SS1$ ~—— ee! rs a Lvettes 5 sur ' laple . AC T N71 —Desires to render boekkeep- om bination man | white. city or country. both: city references. Lindel! 26: 100 Pine st. Olive 2747. was (c99 WILL OPEN FOR BUSINESS OT R Ww »N | JERE | L, ~ TAF k ote ' a kk « cub ¢ , ers sd ... . Le . o ail, D| firma. | a ‘ ‘al! B orest S023 W oo Bc ME CHANIC—4AiIL. ; auto renairi: : expert - RUT +. ENDERS AND AC CESSORIES | Always read) serve you at our Orancn iress at De . Mr Sau ouneen atiipaetine: sie “ "ayers ine f ‘0OK—Sit Ger man-Amerk can, ampetent 75. mat = Os > gar? 32 D = ; : , ne and thoroughly experienced, first-class city ~ a. CLEANING AND + ere JAPANNED. ANY KIND OF COLOR. Will Ww = Pa, - p caf Cc os _— u onts aS ve 7668 (Oe) and New York references: cits Box 0-125 M Et CHANT Al, DRAF TSMAN—Desi ires post. N OR V ARNISH WORK. . e All aper afi a O, | Seer te WOME CS sus . a 3 ab " . . :, ms ; tc} : tion with manufacturing plant vears o PATENT Cleanirg and Dressing Co.. Spring | ENSMEL © ALS Aah a — ss pe . . hildren’s fine hand-made cloth 7 ACETYLE ELDER—Sit.; expert ; Post-Dispatch. sonidesaaiial nachine and tool design. A. J. 8.. 1432 N. and Cie: superior work. 4% us. s. (209) | HOUSE PAINTING ) 397 fy E ANTS yN\ AN. ve vould naider ; n; for sab round pa dl f handiing shop, ref- « AND CHAUFFEUR—8! it. reliahe! Lith st. ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN | . ' a) P ——— 4! oa-Dis, wh ouple as cook and chauffeur, house- _ | _ . — 5 CURTAIN eo: wanine work good references. Box MR. EMPLOYE R—W hat have 3 ‘ou to offer | LAC SHOP. S37 i TEXAS _AV (oOo, | — -— , . ' (;arments mos n —- —~ — ——— ——— . = -- —— — care for b «ao (RR genre an ved method, 50¢ pair. Lindell Laun- PRINTING AND ADDRESSING STORAGE A N D MOV! NG : y- La a re ; bi r- : ad un NG rR SA LES M AN ry rE . aro for living room; references Por- -_ a “an reteren sone ; will iS a — 500 BUSINESS CARDS. +5c. prepaid. Other REY E. WSIHE Purnirure and Storage rae 3 “oot “advertiat Z. #aics and sales promo- REDItr MAN—Stt aged 3U. 10 years’ : ~~ P O- 103, Bnet. Dias h LA CURTAINS laundered “Tdeal | Bm 3750 Easton: “5 a prepaid. (600) money advanced when desired. 1516 / Gy NER} ‘7m aed tien wor! llent references Box - wholesale experience, now employed A = ox ‘ ee et; LSPS Ca. . no pins or —— wo stretch- | __ Printings ah. ~ na ME hae ranikklt in av Central 4503. iis aes ' aa ind rice vr I ‘ Oe . ' arge retail firm. but desires to get C NTI ‘ cee ner . + r ; Moncsill : ——— on 4 : NIGAT W AT ‘HM AN Sit. : experienced with ‘ins: ceturned. ready to hang zg -- pair. | SE’ rTER printing at honest prices. Miterili’ ¢ "or : our furniture stored : c. .try , . eal t TANT BOOK K EEPER—=Sirt. ; a ito wholesale work. Box 0-165. P.-D. boller and sprinkler; ean give best of ref- Phone Grand 1758 Victeur 37° verside c 123 N,. Lith st. ive Fl, Cenrral . wa’ 11> vyears experi: ‘ : . — _ " “ — " . S ‘ > ere = 319. P D *h 7) 147. idea!) Laundry. 1e99 | T17 7 aR. Mail orders promptly executed. t¢14)! Central 431. Tyler 1934. a — : , gg , =~ : Se eae i AN a aaa 3 i, 9 printed on white Hammermi) ond, excha ange. Ph jomont 2610 ent | n posi ti: )- 282 on ispate! 5 o the Western Society of Engineers. in-his-boots variety; efficient aad 1 i 99) ' Piain De $5.20 cash with order: samples. 2620. ' Al %.% . r jie Hartsoca § , =e _~ a on me Post -D spat teh F (99) gressive: pricing, Dilii , " : d- bow ae 5 - ClOTA. he — amma spondence, complaints, - ain Dealer. Wabash. Inc : ; en oa Ite ee vd a | nen, oO thie qin “comin “ 7] RK i. > 7. seeing experience idence, , MISCEL NEOUS NOTICES Ww RI TE for ” price list and samples: let’ er- "A a. E M Ting ‘ _ 50 ar | a ~ - » 4 , . : . ‘ : _ A : , = — “ .% " LE referenc en. "C ‘all ‘ ‘entr you " d * month to start. ta ke position of LANE heads. statements. biliheads, envelopes tract; Jurniture in exchange. meg, | BEAU ULTURE—Marcel e; private — “= 77 9165R ° - : "| oy nature. Beg S80. Fost-Dis —~- —~ a : “an : *#) : on" Tt MEX’ 7 ANI * POREMAN-—Sit —_—_-— ee cards 2.40 ver 1LOOO Fred Borden. SS ie , vs At TO : . wet. . = . ; ’ Cote Brilliante. *t. Louls. Me. F:« 272. |e RY the Mutua! > aad —_ ane enoe. | Fi 8 = ; ~ : charge of fleet of trucks 15 ‘ears tperi ENGINEER—Sit.: engineering, with uni- OF FICE MAN AA ~ wey tt S Seed. Se. care :, = x | > 4 ence; electric or gas. Box €-408. Post-D.‘7) versity rel ning; drafting department pre- Oi , tobe! ———- -J2 vears of age. neat. steady and reliable ful move: Ts rears expertences. Central terms Ho “‘ost- ’ er oo Post- i ; > — : . ch. (99) LL MATIC OPERA TOR—si ; set up and _ferred 238, t-D ziapet ¥) and who has general office experience, also _— ae =— : 9: : a ~ . a : . : woot finishes mes | i ADOO PRIN ITING co. - $3}, a7ler_ 22%. — —— CHILDREN'S agf-poxky ah, Si instruct on B. @ 38 Cleveland, Grid- | FACTORY REPRKESENTATIVE—S!t.: or adverting experience. now employed. wishes | rase be lishtn " G. $3.50 forage ne room choo i ad individual instructior ent ua oh 4 m d.retnished a Epbetnter- 1314 Pine: high-class werk: reasonable prices. MOVING, . 54 “ Vic Ra 151. waa ' : _ ’ r > faoee month! 35° in vs pre = 4 ye sao" _— ph a salesman; mill supplies. mine or smelter to connect with company of good standing , Bomont 1187. Central . (e099) Pane ti ; : + indel : . 3 dr ress, ox 4 ost - Dispatch. equipment matertal. handling and a ns (%+3833. Post-Dispatch. 62) ; —_- - ~ fe. pousiidensusuesenen — 7 2 . - —_ — — -- — >> —-- — . -_ — " AV « BCH. AN ‘1C—Poslt On “Dy y expert a ne j Post- Dispa tc ae db. references. Bex (82) PAINTER Sit. interior or exterior J ’ . {ON School of Private Tutoring. Estab- ‘aduate of Ambu Institn in automotive en, eS > wan ae ASHES SHES HAULED—Garage CERISE’ at , load 7 Sg STOVE REPAIRS H — TON ’ ¢ . Ee ay branches. mathe- lectricity and batteries. A. B. Chapman, FARMER—Owing to sale of farm. desires eT 554? Dav ison. TRACE ; * | Moving and Storage Co.. 5950 Easton av. (%% Q@tics, li s ic9S) ’ nd. MNS Nhe RS position as superintendent or manager, or PAINTER—Wants job by day; $6 FURNACE REPA AIRS. |ALWAYS best service. moving ne ene eM ED rams . carn Imechanical drawina AUT EC 7r Al. co take Will work good farm on shares where neces- mixer of all paint. Phone Forest 6484J. : : i ho wN : poe -. " - saries are furnished; thoroughiy experienced 4443 Delmar. -_ re ee ee — —— (EY 3547 M:; Store, 906 Frankl nmav. — ae eee — iia eer ie Fa . . ; cash as secur f desired: willing to ' . ., COOK—Fimoloyment =a —— count YOUNG MAN—#¢ married, 7 edue P -_ v orKer desires wor : f pees Pust Uispa te ir ’ ~_ YOUNG M AN—= ge 24, mechanically} ants pesition offering advane ement : oft Lindell 1449W. >; MAN—Degsires work 3 ev i sad = Sundasxs in ous store. "Gan 9IG9 X Mr. Mele (> "NG i a1 " on . ee — ented PLE—« OLior ed. want vith private ta .¥ #8 cook and an. 21% B. Krave. YOUNG MA N—Who knows how to brains, desires responsibie Dosti tion. ar. ried! : . ref erences Po ye. —eeaggne en - > P.-D - pe ge wm Dg Box ¢ ~ 342. host- Die. 3 languages; to represent ‘arge goncera in “3506. Central 492 . . ¢ : v onde arehot _ _- Ls ai he el, . empios I ; w s See. , ca and builder. B319 Ohio: — mancing eI | ee = x + — - m r yh - os on = = a irene otn o re a > ve wants of fi: ‘e@ work: &th ube and West In dies Box | _F - PAPER ‘A. ANGER—W ants work ‘from P prop- ARCO Wall Paper ‘ “ae Co.; all rooms —-* ; . eee SS a “ ¥ good 1 writing. ox P- FOREM AN—Good prod. sction foreman, can erty owners; reasonabie. S. Weber, L424A ; mys rand! e male or female help. Box ©O-16"% Madison. oOoving Somat ? sal t } bs on 2a P , ob 4 , ' Tf » | : a! = rT ry’ ° ° : — ' refer +t 0) yi . m 50472 EX. ERT paper and paint cleaning; roormns., Da King e 100 Lind S, Raa — — saholar ference Box 213, Post- Dispatch. Sy Bn ome tle no eg eR tor. 3 nin 35h, Fost. btepatcn —_ 5 Pp. I 4 re { n 3 re EF S . i “ ak r ) F r ds vf. c u e ne es N) a! Jai *? Sloan s 5 ! : . x ‘ ; . are in rl . ‘ 7 lle = l . fy an ) at or =} tT) V . ‘ . : a . — A | tfor st. ——_- — a Bi —_ a 7 = — . P LASTERING—=Sit. cement work. any thing vA LY Seer oe toe it] cre _ an lections; neous GRANITOID FINISHER—Will take work — obs; vane GEE metee | PAPER HANGING cheap now. Coff. 3105 | Now tm our new warehouse, 520 imar b. — “= : Eticlent. Pelene, ssiai mis by foot if material is furnished Call’ pon, $128 Clifton pl. . ; —_ ftos : Oc ‘ ny I ib. a a — : — — a r 3 o'ciock., ‘aban 41 OR. Delmar PL VEER _4Sit so steamfitter ee ra at cfganes. blecked, 75 ot ie , ty | tnvestigator: charge of department or smali office: 1 Box 0-409. Post-Dispatch . PORTER—Sit. by experienced, colored; or 4 ; done this season ’ ‘heaper than ever Ww M a ~ — 7 one a ane res Ts genera! > oe 2rien . tr t} a) and ywerha iling: w rk reasonalhie ate 2 ” 7 “4 7 ? bale had = : . % yes ce . 4en4 : . . ; +? ° } nN { All. ” ; ie. REPAIRER remodels ail| =! Linde 1] 1 3189, 4 ‘entral 92 40 L.. ~~ STOBC KER - PRIC so) S AND A. CU, You NG women rr nz help before and aur- i © accountants: some bookkeeping: can we electricity. elevators, aniter, jored. ret menenee "4419 eenene F orest 3133 dal! after 5 uw Satur- want vour wal! paper cleaned riarhe, . : v ; store or factory co 9m = —_---— —————_ ---———— — erer, 1868 Pe “Vit hh. call ane 66J. I do my own work. and Bonded warehouse: careful handling: rea- ar Lonis Maternity Hospital. 4513 W sabe on wferenc es: salary $1° °5. Box 0-349 'P ‘D erences at & : , guarantee it. J, H. Logan, 3137_ Lafayette. eonabie prices; moving. packing -_ ship- ington bi. site (c37) =“: of . JANIT¢ mR OR CHAU ‘FrEUR—Sit.. part or table waiter. Lindell 5038 : ° * ov re. ; "t : egg ) —it furn! r refere es fr: . TY. .- ananassae Teena Se PAPER HANGING, $5 ieanin at ® —» peters mon | GALLSTONES—Free book tells of improvea °%* . ii “ mo! tab , “ree oe o fei: whole time; references. Lindell 2975R. PORTER—Sit. by experienced colored. a ; i Py i &. 75e uj Centra) 137 (ct) ee re . . . last plac ad emit ) o} ment ; at co eid. Fr e731 © , ~ Wright Bros., Lindel! 64 . CRNITU ie mann — - 400 method of treat . 718 = saeition ta oome ed eimar. : round work in restaurant. Jess. Bomont $$” — [i—For storage arges; PO Y— wants clerical o oO in offi a . 7 = “ i ar | ROOMS papered, . $8; Dest; a posta! . “will dressers and chiffoniers, $8 up 699 Vernis- an oe ny a = ‘an furnish roderen ces Ww m. Peckham. M. a “HINTS neat = ane. bee —- 7 bring samples. ‘apello 2000 Wash Martin beds. $5 up: 15 rugs. $5 ur addock, ox » aus. nsas City, 2612. N. 10th. Tyler L3a9Ww = le expert Pos! ate eal te 5. ammonia ork. pl Re HASING + AGENT—C Jr assistant si onan. —" ———e | i. “ieds ction: “8 woaiien | u . a -——_— ——= Box ()-4( ost-Dispatch. by married man, 28 years ol years’ ex- | ehairs and reckers; | ranges, 317.-: c ae ; dovemsttiaiitindinieii eet ES = ——ow ge i. —— D . } ee ecormt: RE, roome pepered, 96:/ also big line assorted furniture. bic t SPECIAL ca ven convalescent, nervous) BUYS— Awe 16 8 ne pS ma: = fy >. 301 LL MACHINIST—Sit.; and tool maker: 13 years’) perience. _Box ©-382. Post-Dispatch. _ a eTSntee imar =2-9R. ‘c8) cain Brasch’s $25.000 bonded torag person nod goitre cases in home of trained Samm —_ » secu ead es ae ee experience; desires steady position, exXPe- SALESMAN wants high-grade specia! ty to “hittier _.-&. . —-- rience in maintenance factories. Box sell to stores. Box O-TS1, Post - Dts, (2) —————— Se Sere inetatied for $15, | B. Garek. Lindell £04 cleared without Forest 3316: 15 | Rooms We ERED Ay up; work guaranteed. house, 2618 Franklin ay ly Whi : ae - r Ourws estman. } ‘ oo “ " ~ , 34) L——- LX] lenced J ancy ani - -* t spotci ana a. (ye) Grand “ars ctor S56GR. S007 &. WANTED to Know where the medicine ornag: AKER- —E ye ts sit W rite Ja ie. 2 =o __er + — SALESMA N—Sit. : experienc ed in lubrieati ne . _ (eth) Matroo ns .*’ ean be a Box O- > es, Bide . >. , iNet ™* | MAN— Sit colored can do some e » cook! ing and Olle and greases: city or road. h ox O-135 h = dull ia housework; best references, Lindell 3039 Post-Disvatch (PAINTIN and paperhanging rooms T -Dispate KLA} ERS—St ‘ie masons, See MLA N—Sit. by colored. as it 347k. een ur SA LESMAN—Nit. “for ci ity , and | surrou indings. . | eared * $1 . work guaranteed. Grand ag : > . 4 a i ’ a i ra mei | ion. Rox )-3 6 , . ‘ Stoves connec ted, PAPER HAN = = av - —_ Ugot . : nf . of -~ : Sad oe Halbla. Colt tamed: a gy ATTORNEYS AT LAW aineine indian eae. al Callen. 18: at ~ B ountry; moderate wages: good references, Number of years. Box Pei, Post-Dis. work. Heibia. Coifax T76W. PAINTING. paper hanging and decorat! ng: | ladies only. Miss E. Callen. 45} and board - ae _ M eh 5143 Ohio SALESMAN—Wants position traveling —py reasonable: let us ent wre ” Ser ~- © ? *xchang idz Phone Ol! — ae gn —— osher Sk “ sa "ye _ — . - “ “TT a , —_ aan bat? " ani oe és e er = . [ : ‘_- . 7 tfrieet sa, - rantee?. 4 ‘all i ‘Bbany “S0al ? Riv Ais PAPER Wr. 47 uD work guaran —— — : } : m ’ : THEATRICA! , . rE Re RI DE ER yoni 4a7T , Fo intain: =: ‘ottage. rte if . manage : “« — — work promptly attended, job- teed Touin Westman, 4657 3. Grand ; ae — ' é, = jobbing: plans furnishe@. For- a ——— pr Reng 3 among ue drug tre ae ty. , Delmar $028) 0540 Lab- Viet 1546R_ ~ i a | ne muasineteiminantl 8 RDOME SEATS Wie eee Ty ee “an06 “c vuure 7-1. after 6 P. m. (c83 . age 50, word around heuse, yard. of reference: no objection to traveling. Box PA HRING Pine | ARCADIA—Ali tt nees tayght quick! oo ats co MR A RPENTE! ee oo _ reais | home and small wages. Box 0-391 £-249. Post-Dispate! - - | —. a x, Coming ae work n rect me Cyiis ’ } P ‘i : Wred ated hitdre tfontaht tr . Ev i it . “a At. > a t’ ‘ rx , “1 Tory, ae. ned “ _— eed ing send grading done; cheap sei! H. Davis, 30°85 5s Pert —— a net . and Gar fare to ms New Sher fo own work. Linde! 201. "3422 Franti Oe eee: SHIPPING LE ‘RK—Si young ag te > nd i or sale, Louls na na | aetnit | “an y : SS ————— . ” 4 * ;, : . an 3 ~7 s ‘Bro: ad , MAN—BSit colored, to . do housework: c ’ man; > years experience. ‘ ree, 006 _ Beil “Cayton ode PAPER PRIVATE LESSONS nv , lates al Uheat Po Scene 7 an * — a : cook, George Barber, care Pine st. Y. M. Kennerly . me - : 4 hana! ar 4 cleaning ari paIintin ; ‘ . sy o : ae . . > , > 4 — Vf Tare. . h PE NI ‘-ER— A) id ob tT £ uv @i. :in Ss. : il — \ je Weegee ey “a - e/~ + > oe “ : s. lances gz mrante 4 ilal j t ’ : 4°. : ia 7 4 = o. ( 4 >} rR Sir + —* oy y to ‘order for falline work myself, Cagnieh., d113 Ella . 1901 Lafarette , — 3 eash rises: carfare to } ; On 11I71R. E. G. Terry, —— ede STENOGRAPH —Sit.; highiv qualified for - pairing full soies; any 5RBD W = ———~- = . “a. . Chippewas ‘a : s “ineen | MAN—You ng, aged 25, desires position | secretarial work a * cape of Pn ce 006 Chestnut | rR : a LATMHT D. pa ‘ES tai rdtv ictus - —— — ~— co i= a Saye ee any kind; prefer driv ae wagon or For. | complete charge 0 office hone Cabanv | PAPER hanging and cleaning done. ff you struction ane’ Gan 3 ? ir system o LRPENTER—Ané@ eiectrician. wants repair, 2. 0.187 Di 284k. nnant, . : aie raint r’ }. ox ©-167, Post-Dispatc - — te -_—_ - _— —— Wt wWtd. ree: any hind : have 1- ton | want neat work ata reasonabie ric *,. ' om 4 ° , : ; . aa . mar ¢ 7 ’ work: day ar lab: reasonaDie. ww ‘ ve Vee bet Bite" Geet Seen or day. Frank, Jones & Taylor, Forest 2804J ad call tk ne 13% se “es ———e\ns ' teed be datinse ant eente: it’s the r air " Lefler, Forest 5ST45 0 MAN——24. single, wants steady god chara STENOGRAPHER—Sit rec eives dictation . > r } ‘ a © & Waskia = Soe ' as : ‘ Sili 3 = wbalinmeatiineie -_ - } / n —_—-4 — _| PAPERHANGING and ciean in one: rea a : + , 4415 Wa tar re 4 On year: f pru stage experter CARPE Nn *TER—wWants work, alterations . ern a>. with good Box O- with ease ana rans bee neatly and a ~ +f ae you want it. Copper amable and goed. Lindel! Tefen Mr suarantes’, ‘n stx lessons Mrs. Miller | stud: : a | OB Enright | ter: Willing worker. _P.-D. _| curately; willing to make himself genera ater ' Ferrick ate _ x — eet ming. daactn horus, end Vaudcevill Cabany 86263R. aAS—oe young: high sechooi r-* yong in office; age 18. Central 2343, Coi- » ad — we — erenane - TT’ ’ Gg vaelttea : : _ ce _ (4 ? * is ” = = - — — - ¥ ” . . “* eae _ PAPER HANGING, cleaning and ainting +H: x lL. + r A CE Lafay no L004, elie: Estat hed CARPENTER—Sit.. general repair. . gor i at figures; office expertence. 2853 — mem Pre Te TY — prices reasonable Joe Myers, ogee Fraak-| J Ernie » shursday, April ~— crete sidewalks, floors, wa n tation pj. | Henrietta comiagandiagn | eT ae oN DEN “ rit. ; 10 years experi. ‘are painting a & pointing lin, Central 54438M. : : — . - = rN! LDT Ss ¥ leatrical c! mates cheerfully «given nadeil VAN—Sit.. married. - wants work of any ence. anding ' ons ny 2 of PD. 82 : : Schenite S14 4 Ann. (ee) . r ~~, PANCY DANCING tauant iurK 6INne : \) Riis € ture ~ rtle: — ? - - mpm — a , eo kind: han idly with tools: good worker: best amount _of materts ai. " x 3 D a jn PAPE K hanging. painting and general re surprising resulte en ey led edie —- “ ~~ ae CARPENTER—Si« good mec hante; , references. Box 8-134, ‘Post-Dtspateh. FONE ARSE Desires to renrescnt é. — DO gem work. all kinds, and pinstering,| vairing. estimates wiven free prices rea cy ide. ) nee a one =e fh — * new: ressoenable; dav or job , 2S a Sn 8 “ © grad « I sage — " ©. Jordan, T8048 Pine sonra bie. lindell 2150 A. L. Margeil, ‘Os ATTENTION 45°99. Zimmerman, 1627A S. Compton. MAN—Sit., married: work with some job re- where empees — aoe edge is of valeu. a 7 Sian ond Mtoe qinting ‘a wane AR Bnrizh 2. LEARN TU DANCE nm s prive: - teseuas for —_ . °T; 1", tr ’ os | kxechange furnishes (90) pair carpenter by a2 man hand with tools; i Box ’ abe ». Post ispal ce, - Ro deinv. | PAPER hanging and painting. decoratl ne in ee, oy Acanese vaudevilie entertaine: ‘or clubs, sinekers “ZRpeNtTER—wit. by experienced. who can references furnished. Bex E-133, P.-D. w UNIVERSITY 8TUDENT—With severa: VN ts e do | all its branches; our work is the best: our Phones Gran’ 5153. elmar 1690L. f Nive 33. 6 Mhestnut. Roem 70 - read plans and t# able to superintend any MAN—Colered, wants work of any kind: wae a ence in drug store. wishes er ; nae | Wind ef construction worl. Box O-' "90. housework preferred. pencer Shields. | | of pee afternoons or evenings. Box ? prices are right. Argon Decorating —_ — ho tak pote : 4357 A _Vinta. ¢ Grand Zied Senge - = and builder; alterations and repairs: prices ness man wants position where he can | os wtegess and seferences. Bex spectal orices for ‘ 2 Pi a. - Sng reasonable: work guaranteed. 42°9W K Ken- use his car; small salary and commissions. xz. . _ Post-Dispatch. Ng ayaa. Pa with fair wages for myseit Ww SRNING—Den rs mar cooy eur . “Se haa a - nerlvy. Drop me a card. W. Bradley Box E-247. Post-Dispatch YOUNG MAN—Ait.; 21 years old; would pre- =e suuimer SitiT. _ — Ht ot Fle inn ‘ine Se ; aon a \RPENTER—Wants new kr repatr w ork. MAN—Sit.. middle-aged man, on private ter floral work. 3443 Penneyivania. ‘ ROOMS vapered, $7 up: work guaranteed hardt’s. 2°05 Park _ dade 5 ape aa TR a alterations, garases gooP w rk. ow pric place; yardman. garden and chickens YOUNG MAN—Colored, wants work as but- a ire. irrent, com tre rou right: all moder ate wages. Box 0-387 "Post- Disvat: ‘h. ler and houseman er porter Romont_ 2564 Bow, service “”’ il " q res and the sta repairs carages built piney ~ lead end “Tinseart . — , - > . ~ oye > rie wrt a Hard oo Fleors done varnish ROOMS papered, $3.95 up: also Painting AR poe Y CASE teaches ti con romm Dobe postal: best soferencen: will call Har MAN—wsit.: middle- aged; stock clerk. . dry YOUNG MAN—De ; o~ +} j : wr } gq: > e nces ~ yt ' apport ; iz in ’ Toy, \r 4 fom , ‘olf > . « ; ne Te ~ " A> —— sires noeaition mec hanica!- — Ss I7T15 and cleaning: rk > tag Robert ~ many % ' . : = LOS. Pest-Dispatch HOUSEMAID—=sit, ; col ored. or nurse mi =a no Sunday work. rindell J T85W Carme' {OU SEWORK—sit with Catholle family by Soldan High School girt ef 15: us’ Yave senne "eT! pense lion . f Andel 49° wv HOUSEWOMAN—Sit.. for general heuee nytinat Forest 4894M 124 N. Suet. HotsEe WOM A N—Marri a! a baby. » ; | tA l, wants houses a. ri tT sew On ‘SN —— it. . odered housework ‘ooking or chambermaid References, Be- monr ! tse! _L_ADY—Refined voung lady leutres to a” to Furope ag comoparion or secretary: ne Se ary Rox © -7. Post-Disvatch. LADY—Offic *® nosition wanted lady; experienced. competent formed fo responsihtiity P. © LA DY—Middle- aged. wants att. keeper for responsible 504 W. Sargent et., Litet ; l “ ~ speaks wr. of ehlidren. Partri tae ese a LADY—#sit.- refined. trustworthy: care ehti- fren; fine sewing or mending: 3 afterneons week Bex F-180. Post - Dispatch LADY—#it ith girt 12 years old: take care of ed house for room and emeil Dav 3750 Finnev av LADY—Sit. by young iacy, with several years’ experience in Dookkeeping, stene® rapher and general office work: can é6lsee sect as secretary and take complete charge of _office Box a | 72 Poet - Dispaten. —_———— ~ LADY —sit ‘clerical. thoroughly city referen * ' NDRESS—Si' ines (-reen ; LAU UNDRESS— Si earn’ 4 RE ; ‘“nomont ‘isl vi ral "NDRESS—*'! ‘ ~ ‘_«}r AU NDRESS—Sit ~'s2 65 per ua) TAC! 3 w ednesda Lat \UNDRESS . la puasry works (NDE 3 = che al =F v4 7.4 ene as ai puesta _ =Si4 -RESS wait i meee non! l c NDR! r ns 7 yriir ent S515 NDRESS eri ee -r LUT REN LAUNDRESS Tyemiay Bon Reasle LAUNDRESS—F ro id ae oa » TR. a ‘© at As on 7 rs r small bundles : — ° ORESS—> onl Linde NDRESS—: Tuesda ex Deri 1aRLV ipsta irs - a Reo olored ia} @ Ho ele (;rand lo Ad wore mont "A507 «oi S1aSSEUSE—Expers ir part 'ti im lWs—Nt;—!! Pia” he ee ;P ArH ren pe? (iM, RAT BIENOG > at ference MARTH HLeRAWwTIF al 4 - rier red: seam und + - 7. sRAPH ER ne tae 4 *rrel —s1 STENCH RAPHER—® : tha experience Poa* Ptepatch érr~ OGR APHE ; err ra! <TENOORA PHONE wor 4 rery bY a day tne adm ot White woman. ~ me ag

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SUNDAY. PRIL 16, 1921. we 533 MEN AND BOYS WANTED — - Is the position you : seek advertised i in these columns today? post-pispatcr 268 —— a ——— TTT _ —_ — ee ~~ at NDRESS—*'' colored: wants Mo : : nday | \VOMAaN—_=)- - pesday out. Bomont . > e - ; . “T° ft. . eae - F £ ider American pian: steady work. Write ith > 4 p erlilenee lu PRINTER «- Experis need to ~ take iE NTS—Easily make $50 to Peerless Windshield of any lucation, ‘a TAUNDRESS—S''.. Jaundry by the day. Vio- | \Wwoulanr ome. 67. 4 7 : Vr. AN--8; . 2 AT [ ing : , wr Tee — = eg — * _s peryre._ Grane =m ome UhiT ~ ion r #4 cake washing ; C ABINETMAKE R—And bench hand: thor- Sieffert Electric Co... 210 Main st.. Evans- >} | , . ‘ nical) nelined J . ay ay Sit ; colores: by dav or half WOMAN Wants — oe — ‘ ee or Apply Fox Bros. Mfg. vil lie, Ind. 9) who esale grocerv as bill clerk charge of department; familiar with INTERESTING a! autoists to have clear or yy wWeenx. . 1)0 and ldnevy. = hee OM ,% ELE‘ “Ric [ANS— lwo ‘ on oid house and figuring profits if vou have Kidd rT aut ymati pre «ses and Miller - > - V sat die > Fm ; and tog, . . Je » « . ; . a Dewey Way work Mrs. Ham- ~ top: season's WOrk "Do Harve v1 8. Gran 1 care, iawier = a ~- \ \ ” aval ?. lo not call. eeere; ¢) er at. A rower, Permanen saline pod pri ti er: sday or week. ‘ai ‘Bomost p47 z.. _| N. 10th st : "A. MOLL GROCERY CO., 7th permane ‘ lay: first- claes. Bx sewer by mail on!«. ae , - .P [-R—To take contract pUllauit ‘nie BE ik ag — ss > - ork. ADp- . ~ly T - fy . “Tr . - . to act as cashier ah , es ‘eook and yard | mont 2297R. after 9 e. m "| Box 2a7 eas rs. 1 Yh a oe sheds. Rear, 37 13 Delmar bl /t_moroney Bile tric Co., 7th and Hickory and Franklin. INFOIL AND METAL CO., 6030 5. inspect - instruction given. Ap- AGENTS—To ion “finer t. -¥ - . ‘ =~ = — . NGIN ‘ J Non - liegt ; oss M SNAG _ > a . r mer ’ ; broom ; ; Ps 9 -— — seinen * £aUNDRE Ees—W ants Tuesday a Wednes- Womax—. : ———— — ARPEN TER un man ain cenance én . En : =. i] ised. to operate avi +E} — TPO take charge f th meine Bre ‘ wav iy antes Py ~ : dard at CARPENTER—To share art ‘umt ne ry expecter * ; - , lust be well lifed an thE SEA RHTA! rrie man . a - - - °f. Lav UNDRES y slored : leaning a Os P oot. ~ ia pate xf i ‘ 4 ; Post-Dist spat n } Ko0d | bueginess man’ an accu! sti: ; , hig? hoo! cat | iust -——— — _ ——— \GENTS—se ¥ Omer, r , se habe Nic ER—L, icensed. for wood working = ae oe also practical in 7! orintin;: : \* tak : pia . ; rn Lu hoster’ and nake goo rie) our pikes , h dustry ; eh references e notes accuratel ouch operator: \- LABOR NOTICES are right and leave a 5 rod or you. Ashoyiton Knitting ©oe., She.bu: Fr » Ps reference Bomont 1837 it m2 ; Le«t f . . 4 oe) ; : - “ars. i of T?i- at) ws ee ' . AKVEN TER—Fepair wo. kK nonunion plant; one who is capabie to do his ov . . achat « = rvood machine tional oppeortuni*’y . _-— Sisss (90 ane 21 years. a | ie; weil od anrt gman CAUNDRES*—S! colored; or as cook; - oe ee eee | le : teferences. Box E , Reesie Green, Linde: 247K retall | . 5. Post-Dis _ Ll Ann as ating, aid look after engine; state expe-i- | 9°n0t apply unless you are que ’ UNDRE pSs—Sit. by colored girl for laun- — : vants day work "ARPEN1ER—0Open. shop; % tnonths' work ce and Wages required Box E-95, P.-D , } agate nero ent consists of % nites ‘° Fran eee si ss - ie « > . relare : ‘ . ’ . . oa + ’ (‘nl . ‘ . . - - ‘ y sin eT ss rat ruling | ; : — = : / , ) rried; who hae hac Lindell SO6J Wenee ae. write Jones, 4106 good mechan ax &: ENGRAVER—On steel dies; small work biy Palace Office Sut ly Co.. Tulsa, Ok.ic7) | - ve E a) ted So red zevaieone ea . : Rox L-135. Post-Dispatch let , c ail e Buppiy Co... ivuisa, } d "ARRYMEN—#5008 Manchester ay ' 2 & can ge i tae ¢ red peop! a live props ° «ee . . . . . . r* , . ‘ : - , ) | | 7 : a a2anavugh 7 tion that can oe bea’ “ ri te ‘for pat Le . r nN - ‘4 et . De bo > GLb Ss) . Sp: : nf or cleaning by Gay ‘exper lence in lad) x { LA UNDRESS—S _& UA. c“ lored li 3 : | ny mi pulve : ants B 3 7 > . would comaiéer Bomont : 1861M femme gel : Trade iD Ang sewing rr’ ng and pulverizino rr : ERRAND }OY—hionest A650 Page P a Ege = See oe ae my , it a = = na gow : ir and | ' | ’ : 2a 8 : f nec g mechanic, : ~hitonal, sik irst-cia rae ate ; . | oni : . i ; :RRAND pe YY ies ia: , hance ~ learn ar u“ anted. age pew > ee we “ ~ aoe on : _ pst . wt 5 Ba s 5 1) . » } . . . - . 7 » : | perten ith z : ith Belleforn 1° car Oo not be misled DY promises of yi $ : : . Vy er .4- ar a Ww nite H1Guss iment with “rellabie | LAUNDRESS sit. by « : - —S ihe ,, oilore >? seal ing. Te, + ¢ ~ - , . - : at- Dispatch. . i! Bomont 12675 ; vA = C-30%, Pos*-D! ARPENTER—Muet be a 00: : trade Apply Stone & Co., 804 Pine. «c) ences Box L-308. Post-Dispatc! . Tera} HIGH -~ — . ; — UMAN—White. wants cleanin -f ia give age and salary expecte 7 . # Lok . -v,° _ . ~~? —— or : SHOE REPAIRER—tFirst-class; xoou wages “HOOT. : | UNDRE: by colore: , POR! MiCHANIC—Fereg M MEATC! EH : : a CONNEC — 5 8. Leffingwell. | wee a et ee ishe ye Fost-Dispat Werenson. Mo , — — “a ee Call ‘Cabar a ny —— » worl ttlemoir, Carbon- employment on May 2d. Suffi- eS “eeto tm wp 4 ~ o> MaAaCazine et “1 : ' ' .) tee ss banv of! Mie, iii . dan nan, 4 made in md -PEN 1 ER— Cote SE Xe we v Ken pe 411. Post-L) spat cn _ aise Monday —_ - - - canals - _ handle it , ti $2.65 pe hs : — Pp AIN | ERS SILUAaALION. da’ Bomont 28957 \ u le : , ne ; ‘ »4 : af , : - ins , $1 : DIS, Z $2.05 pe knowledge of lith - | CAUNDRESS—Sit.: meine home bundles: ex-, _3208W ) 0 aaa ae — ; desires , litho ; " need. (aii Ati 7 5 : bomeont' W OM AN——sit net anine py -RP > “is | ER— ic partne? he can ; : . ~—. eee be exper 3 oo = Fag i \ 4 : i, vuesda’ » ' los ‘Bas " , ‘or ama : : i tie mot ; i} y . ~~ oa ‘ ; : _ - ies Vil ’ y ’ wc? « . ’ ad hy ’ ‘ i ad ‘ ‘ . ised tb gepeieer UUM omicse— Sit. firvi-ciaes’ colored; 227W. mont | Work and pht 4 little money, in, gence, | Teo?T act t in ut} ° > ’ ‘? . ip a t «> ‘ ar i hi : “ ri} : olunse rhe Ag a . : a? is } . , New ote “O-B4S. P.-D, ™ 2 wit ew? ; ~- - | . . " » . ; : oh : re ir 2 ~ . - Mi — ~ “ v4 ; eT is ; Leer ’ ° bite res . . . : - . " - - ; - - ; . od - : ar UNDE ESS—SIt. mae. WoMA N——si: are ros ; - : ~~ - we eee ie emg -45. Post-Dispatch , oy qynrenes dnp , PB a aa ee bacvrh AGENTS v ’ widow : ee end > We eanesda end Thursday Lindell SRNR _ a . oun vh e we ) ye not @ cat - , » he ly ~ Se Bld } an ’ . : -—— ——— : a for «& i j Youn , de Des it | i . ii lo 2) ] , tt and , . (ies, roWlats re Mew! o.. ; Je rn agents: sickness, accident in@irencs ae yl re MA! ; ¢ once “all at 4406 : - 1m vat } : industria! agents preferred =" ; Supert: nt. 406 Westover Bidg., Kan- ce) = ney ' - * ; ’ ~ s , : , ’ -_ . , . orofit A : TAUNDRESS— si iret onda = er, ' erator and ~m* ae... 1: ¢ ‘Years’ ’ exper Tueeda \ S14 } ’ ° ; . : wre fs ” ' ‘ . ry 45. es! a O1G »» —_ ra & on) > > . ’ _ ° — ~ wt + ‘ ' ’ : . : — » = - J ta —- Sj J. > : , - 4. . “aa . P — _*e ; : »% -* « . 7 . as ‘ . Ber # . , : , . ” 4 , - ./ i'w Lthn- - : ‘ . — ' ‘ ‘ ce: a .eeoes ; - . i . , situ ‘ . aaa ' ; . er " Bee ai —- oe sabi 7 = . ane ‘ ; ©} ; : (on, Si “ : be : an handy with oairtt Pro : ; : P ne \ thecha nica! baginens ferred: $3711 ~~ CAUNDRESS—*'' wy colored; $2 and : FOUNG WOMAN—Wishes position to read 7 — | RB. Harris 10 Was! : ie ren or 2 for eldes Box 1-392. Post-! M “* : » : Q : bar ; ip. . } " . ox - i j , -} OUT ; rs 7 —— LaUNDRE as— > b was © ples . rus ; thorough!) expe : ; - SEDC! — “. expe ne , LR ; \' PRE -The Mi , GENit is. Ht ; 7 ’ eonle ? and _ Tuesday ——— “ons K . ' _- : mee h; nism. of I: INISHERS Experiences Ot eowl ton ‘atl 42°" Easton 2 ‘ R : «3 ' ; aui » { 1° 4 ee ata ’ “st. : ol AUNDRESS—S§ experience inst me ' 1. ie tan tamee Oe , aioe . : es of expel - rar beet worker ae re e or capital n on aye a ween; call Monday. finie! =" ackard touring nou | car woodwork, first Lovet ~ pg ae ‘ "7 ! rk in WV asi | e | nd an ee en mane hon — race 37.8. 9) Philadelphia, Ps eS am ail as ' Pha ‘ = * ; a . 7 : " ™ 9 woe oe. sr - -_ ~~ ~ ! » tra . »? rt ti ’ . oe’ ‘ : 'F.. z on . : ' , : rt ’ is ; . , : ” = r : : {ai XN WDRESs—" _ per eo Ve , , . Vt orkmen wit hy tools onlv re ‘ TT , Peas ’ ; . , ‘ ~ -— ) ‘ ; > “UMUeT, iT free sainpl le ease ob. oa hé Fit er HO ~r broot ; ». . “ire > are Ai. and Tues(ias Home’ Lato er eonsidered : . . oT ) 1 : A i Mf ; “Gi, -R o.. | ’ u. St. louis (90) la in vowed : poet = _ — Ac - . ; . ‘ " ‘ - — ~ ' —_ - — : ‘ : ‘ UB. mets - —— : -lers: yi orol . amp ove sales : ome TAUNDRESS—* ~ Tr 7 ia erenees only \ Th app Se | ‘f I AR = sigh 4 te , é " . aGk \TS Sat SMOS made 3330 n one week Ton Mfg. Co., &. Broadway, 5t. Loul. M woman, exper | Wednesda) ana hu oO kiN. « | | oe , : a2 be renee .. ie llima @’ta anteed Coliection Sy ete is, used ei / ean atv ’ | » 5 (>. SOOU N Broadway. | : by ail business men. 8 Mite a Ler , oe : e re e! 1464 " cy "s a } . ,* tre " 7 | . » * a ' . . : ‘ , s aye ened lll . e ' ’ LUGE NT S— 300 per cen gore aa ; olf sign letters, anvone oi P » " i rood position = — : ‘ ds » Pye 2 ’ | oF : ¥ er | '? io : ; j a | ini et aa ives orn ire ' >. : a ; _ demand ; a . | . ~ , r : ~- .Y il rh “* ™ ‘ re ‘ : . . nieyv Medic ine Co 4151 p .* Ler (o 2 4: 5 he s Ff _—— red. © gaye. for clean Monday. Tuesday. _\ ‘ tle rnen * rere ree ? ' : , ‘ ‘ — ‘by mer = i ines ' tions “aly : Box 1-197 hou . : : - ’ ry es — FP. T : >" Tit : 7 ° . ’ : ha , reii ° orn : LA i ti ,\ _— Aw mN | s——- FF rite for vu $10 , ' . . ‘ : : - auto sccessorv Le « ires position ‘eve mont 515 in G@GLDpi ying ‘nr : y fal mys abe . jad J — ‘ _ PPrefere? wi) he 2) . ts au i /e\ \o) sition: # winnr \ ». a om, iuner Marvel Cv., cast : ' ‘ r ; ures. Phon Lat ‘NDRESS——=)' mt ee * ng , 5 LT) see : poorer ™ sted net oO wril a , 28d et.. Kaneas City. Mo we 4°. ats a ustiers, tafis , =a experienced orst : : e . a. , a ype NEO ‘ : , 408 ; ticu for the > , TLD "44 ’ rw’ >> a 3 = , swept an > em big comm has iy1* well e4uce an 19878HR — — i . , . o oF: — ~ - - ae ' } f tai ie nha? . . | ( rh {| | ER | N( ' W ( \I KN s AGENT! Make $50 ween.’ selling eur : : d les Cory . 17 5 ucatec . , ; ‘ ‘ . . . ay ol , : , i j Ls ¢ . ‘ . . nae ; Scheff Y uie"oe.. arti eter lowe: af Nes { as ees Se ape . sm ‘at t | : UnR— vk : eference: 7 | » eniargi: r plant SUITS: GOOD WAGES. aie . Co, 2245 North av., Chica ; AGENTS—Big prof ; home. cell Lina 7s fv) oxi os > 1° a ry " CHE z id H a , — . yee , ! ; formers: every —Post-Diepatcn, VB LAtNDRESS—S colored: housect -ERTIMING MAN—Expe —-| _¥-121. Post-Disval INITOR—One | experienced ja woeht pasty S28 wih, Fee ter prom eTEINIRh IR niches MME austenite: ali’ ar | shee GE cook and im: work by «a : nv ventral ning direct : co oan ys } are Kitcher 10 ~ oo one otis “ » inte executive p ' it omit i ‘ 1S) ) a Lied: ri . Distribu or : 4 101. Statior paling to t travel. 7664. : pals , pen Anas oe —_ wi The as sps aaa arious pial e) : owe (201, BU . K-17 0, ae — - a . * : : = ‘ ' . \ € ‘ \ eee a’ Lie ‘ . ne : . . 7 bucated ; PE cities “NTS iy _ a ae . : Mexican diamonds +n weur LAUNDERED —: : we = abe genom - oe: : e.perience necessé . refe referably tl ad e OLIVE Al f kn aa tn man fer canon , me; utiful pe ket maa case : Bs : Feopes 1a") erience eb and Lo =~ easy seler and repeater; big protits. Ac oe — = é Sve Toa” re of ) Lachic r ! . M.. 16 Kast Park Way ". " , = . | colored: city refer. er 1:30 p. | fren | j os © « qua : A pod een : =) Gera Pore 7 al NDRESS—Sit.; colo sinall by? he Ao ae = : tox E-83. Post-Dispatch . egg ee — | Dy 4 : 4 ’ Tee - ‘ Tre ‘ : 7 - oy . CGENT . wm. for terT, tory "" Swe —*, [ ries, powders. ' 15 years’ experi Harr T. Quen Micke 7 references Heo x : : Z ; ‘ : - — . I : ! , : a 4 . ru ' . P : ; ; i : d ; ~ i=s—iaca:i distributor for , ‘cr tie rearns, full line toilet preparations and - ; . . 4 : ; : a : | ' . . ; : ’ e ’ ° st e ‘ iT . «>rT I ’ ; ” . 2329R. (1) 7 al 7 NDRESS—W" te ' bevay ' ‘ ALT BODY WOoOODWORKE ree rie ‘ Tr a’ iy f ' , ; . ; ~*, -&S .* m 4 . ‘ , ' - : . _ sea8 ~~ priced cord tires on la : s ho ssehol 4 necessities Paris Medical La ALDER see | a wheel builder: best wages paid Oe oe ee | | | iM) Easter wl, GRY Experienced on cut eason; big Inomey maker; SO f Ford size. oratories, St. Louis, Mo . ly Au ; aps - ot . od , | ue [oor pkir Billin Jordan ire Rubber Co.. Salem, O : ‘ah! New patent --_- ; 4 eft ie ~~ , pt ned phi (a) et . ‘ : LOUD ew pal antec " . . @ 9 stee : ' : e si hah = AGE Nn" Pit Mer. women. teachers: ch . ver: uce 8 ‘'mption half al new 2 li : . Tr ; . : lightning seller: Wanted, plain country — home; large yard: rough ory. i ee en oy} ‘ionnw city ref- Cabany 974F ~ : Pas som A oss. & ben . Sree =, “atthe | LAT NDRESS—Ss!" b: ai: Yaundry or | 471 ‘HANI To act naintet ; " ~*hs sb , —— ) etggnce ts » ns ed a Oy OINTER— _ | very bert of city city ; cleaning Tues la ' . sul " " “ '] ond man _ t : , : . ’ : er } 4 -* h ‘ofr ’ ‘9 work r : : . 7 4 ff er) ‘ r, - ‘9 , j }ti tisk ’ ; ‘ " ‘ ’ - : : aay . , ’ “ mal >) as Heel ' » rrr) ' , . i. »f ‘ . 4atT iway r residen AGEN’ ~.. ondert ui ee ling arti . : ; : / Micl : ror ‘ey Motor Co,, 008 , =) Ais Jus" an sectricas 5 : . . tic : stat b nen Be i) Vermort hone Riverside 14356R by everyone; sells on sight "ree 1 \- AGE NTS—New inventi n; oll gauge ,pP , ’ repair shor vest 1 re teady: m | ot LAUNDRESS—Sit. by first-class onda . ss 4 ferenct mer- i tno noe : : Rar | 7 “Pe : id ; = : . e ; — ny ‘ +, 4 eo e " ry . be - " Yn) te * ot wi - suth - { Pn ' h. ; " r 6 ‘ > | ‘ ng 4 N ’ s - . . . ——* Y ‘ = | rly if : ’ si ‘ at . — —_ Cle ‘ as Krepels = ‘ _ ” she be at $1. every bod) : : : . eapnilts good rred ‘ : - line up auick. E pr miti eptional merit ie TT re "Ff ' . . 'yeaday Bonx aah 1440) i * i’ ' " . ‘ ty este for enue Beasie ane Pe) , Post-D chit wor it 71 LAUNDRFESS—First- lass. wa: lave out * perie Fo: ond cartet and Al, Mims! periel — — ——-¥ . OFFICE bs ; ad ‘an eeeawedt ie ae at or small bundies to take is 31° eae no ¢ ' 7 it « runt , age amu e* > map ors Ae cc a. —- bike — . > gramms on A ‘ ‘ , ae ~ : Davis ‘ -¥9. (Chicago i a. its merits after demonstration hex Bell. moet } : , | i. me firs o1 ' rors ; QO: oO . = : | > TT rT, CTE TR kK RS. 2. good, ePX- - ENTS—Making $10- $15 day selling our ; New Or ears, La a > , a) é ‘ I ] il —T - . * . _o ‘ - rr . 6 ae * ‘ ' ta , is ] si y : “* wie "= . ot ; combination hand cu Lt ate - iT ~ ‘T> —! Ft ra ta | rac aetna ru Teed . . al q . s* a= c*. ‘ . « ‘ " . . . wr . . t? . ‘ . asa’ 4 . - oe eal : ie 3¢e@ $50,000 oe pia nvM he , sy on passenger Cal 2. ; speed inducements; inve#ti- vassing for portraits: | tea h ate. Ulrich Mfg. ¢ orp.. Rock Falis, 1) give credit and «guarante Agelt dies’ piain dresse-. - - remodeling or famiiv LAU “SDRE @ edman's United Art Stuf: PO . 4 } a a ~~ : asl — # = I €eésser 4 - woe i dy acatr © pain hit ‘andis Machine . "4 ant ay AN ‘AR & Kk OU NDRY CO.. letters, transfer fiags. novelty signs: yd I pt N, 12 N _Ds arborn ih cago u 3 Eo, . DRESS —e , aT — "117 F : Ku : Ww Kelly 1 b : gg OE ; t ie _log free. Hinton Co., Star City, Ind AGENTS—$30 to ~ $50 a week eveni —. nts portion with day out: faundre or leaning : ir) | ‘Ont BIL E ME ’ H ANIC vrade men a _ 7. as , wor gre —_—- newest | kitchen tool: fect.on Press Co., Dept. F, Mor ris vais Po : : te ot yn ectri she! TO P r! est-c] , “aM | « = . > ; , hin it fitting ! t f shoe i! tol Vv ; t tee r* —" +a) 2 me vee) Phon L i e 143 Ask every woman will use 20 imes datiiv es ee — wr undress o ; Romont 1681 , AUT = | ‘4 Orb , and VW ro aie floor . Lin- ere mmediate!s ” Leer t ' e ve teach po pre -~ ; Ro riaug , 8 easy seller: big profits; sample free Thot. AGEN TS—Exaceptional opportunity for . aves dheanaris: MAID—B8it upst tairs and mending: suburt CTO RE PAIR MAN : tre : dell | ldu | > A? ! isi ORS manent Dist San cia eet eit —— nt . | B04 N 2s Mig. Co., Desk 2127, Dayton oO in every city to sell service cushion tn are will leave city . €-375. Post-Dis cage *- eer ae of , am ~ A yu machine? )} ef factor . : , sade eA ei (.) AGENTS—Sell on _ tubes which eliminate all tire trouble; eam Rs = : : : ! : ell our eee anoed rubber apre ns: . — _ : —— = : | 47h ORGANIZERS—Experienced 0! : id _ av. ; Drices low: 100 per cent profit: price list riding, not @ tire Glier; exceptionad oppur } ‘ -: TF : . = » abl . :> . . oman - a _ r, : " pi r,t if - , 1} > - : - : C " Ss or . 7 ws a ah t) ; ‘ : ‘ow ‘ } . . ’ — . - = i: rc! an py FAs & APER CLEANS 4 ae a. - and sample free. Koenig Sales Co., 734 - pn Fe 5 © o paee ae for yourself. Mee . ; ‘ ‘ ‘ Tiil ) . :; ‘ ‘arpent er av. Oak Park Til. Louis. “Mo. i + sz, 1421 Lax ust si ? . ts turer ; * MAIID—BSit. by colored woman_ in hotel, or . . Ot cleaning by _ day Bomont 1889 AG MAN WANTED ave . pay . aq , : Cc ron 7 ’ : a ee MAID—Sit by good colored; can furnish ret- : ~~ a nti COLLE aeaiie ; , , help in a private erences. Call Grand 4760 Ot Or ‘ a eg te t. . a : in et i tenet Ww. aS . M AID—Sit. be colored: laundress or house- : . beans _ a - nfl Ly . ‘ ? = . ooms ff A o Aion . — , —— anybody can do it: get exclusive territors eliminates cart i. for ci ing or cleaning work or seamstress; work reason- ws ae a ; spat ' ' : eparcc: VW —— N—For fiat st Acme Letter Co 2806 Congress, Chicago ae aed arbou; saves gasoline, hari. = Foggy able. Romont 7650I ty — "s 7 —? . Tt. ' ) i “may ‘ 7 — we ' a ——_—- — less; advertising helps furnished: satiatie’ ont . . : 1 «A : n & , TAK EI E> r ’ ; wit — , _ — : S » > * Laundry wanthncn nan - a —- . AGE NTS—New guaranteed hos! ery propos! - |. customers everywhere: : , — MAID—sit.; colored: small family: no wasa- Fe eR—or 0 ‘es. Fore a0 aechooling ¥: Manbat? por re WAT HMAKERS Hiegen s., +: om- tion; wears year or rej noes free: $3.50. ders: your territery may take care of chil- ing or window cleaning honest nd relia FV 088M x ) Wo rt t ‘ rape wv feet of oak r 2 on “2 Al a mercia Bid ; oe i an hour 06 ey phos ~e free Thomas Lichty Speciaity Co., Kearney. ork. Bomont bie. Ida Johnson. 4556A Finney av : RET] SKE , ie | : HMAN—Fearless. stro . mea? Mfg. Co Thomas Bidg.. Dayton, O AGEN TS—Miracle windshield cloth preve -——— —— >a? ati md tian of oun at K RIK m hour ood A HMASL— 4 - —s _ cloth ¢ MAID—Sit. by neat. honest. reiia' olored a = Weiton Baker >verlan: . »- bodied thers 1 not al ‘ “With herse, to pl lot da’ Bw vork 8 to 12 1 n gh AGE “ TS—W onderful seller; 96c profit ever idents; saves life; ates chet pre > in @giri.: mea aid in arma’ : liv: : rence? Gay wo / ” . i> ‘ 4 . . 7% . *. - . . “ ‘ et , . _ ’ i oad ; egit Box ‘> 367 ye : dollar sa! es; deliv "or on apot Lhe ense rT) - ’ trie nt las(s entire nd ' . " . . '941 West Bel! Linde! Creve Coeur _Lake line | ” : : . ; ' ' : + - : necessary: sample f Migs ‘en , . - rain. Sieet OF Bnee 1 _ a = , - > srk " o 1 , —, ow r who are thorough): Tamliiar \' TLCHM sKER—At once. 4 _ Ww ee x emp ree ssion, Ff ) dun mel) A811) Agent Earis made $)*72 : ae he good o : ' ‘ — f : aA.’ ; " j c Li - . ao . . r *mliO WwW. Pi ~., Los Angeles. (‘al ‘ , _ other cnais 3 A é‘ . : ‘xperienced,. ‘ th afar. 2 Lou - . ri) ermair \ me i ; > he ; + ch ave territor i 7 with the draping and hang- scan repair Amer eratches; will pay 90 AGENTS—To sell the Three Books of Knowl | acie Mfg. Co.. Dept. 616, Tol offer. is: : . re! eek . manent position, mw ecge big m yr made: no investment . ’ . ' yiede, permanent position. © ._ == 0-261, Post-Dis) : . TI ‘i E NERS—And nt ~ a ae —— ’ APES on — - > AGENTS Make $100 weekly: free samples; AGENTS very wh cy Reape ee = ; ;ENTS—Everywhere, earn big money se?! to do cleaning first APDp.y i a . p y wir ‘ ’ ; vw Pe e r 2 ; ‘ {c) eon do letters fo stores, offices ing Lisco; every motorist a prospect _ Sor tees Washing apd ironing. - MAID—Sit. by colored: day or night work BAKER-—M ow dishwashing or laundress, any ca) Bo- Appiy suBcs e ee foe meneeet neasewenn: wi | . : mont 3258W , cust 8 . : ea irive tractor © “a | 4 = - - —_ . _ - -_ : ‘ “ ase . 3 ' ru Ta. ryt ' ‘4 . i ~ 2 . . ' > ? . -_ _ writ ‘ " . 4 de ¥ “ry ee - SiasSEUS 1.¥ a te refiniahir all or part time. Box ¢ ‘413. Post -Die x at ” ~ade plaver-piat 7 ay age # Sina ; i, — ) . = : ls x. ; finishing bres Si RAaING—? ——- = : - r a a4) ar » ‘ . = : $ : >” : s . «* ‘ de Tains, shades. f tc : Box L bebe »J i nd ra - . 1 A “7 Vu ow k poling c in ~ ui . chanvdeliers: new metinead ; beet : —Ry c. Ss. nurs f "Ee . a e Pulsa ae cinieeal coats: be independent; n r these? orses, nO Capital, Ho @AperiGin -Dispateh. " r\ a, 1) " in on atee| pipe: ivering: sarmmpie eoat : it fit eo Im- re . Vaat Rrnount of work ready re i 4 man Merchants Ice nro’ red Mie o.. Dent ashian ’ ul » , you hire othe rs: profit on th ia” _ - ree pert uiars and prou.ve. ou Lit CT heb—Sir ; ~ experie Load : references vorvuy yh ‘ > rid ny CULPLI “1d ior cowl OvTTie vac) : wi g nd ironin child nursing Forest 61°74 Be ‘DY — «#BI ILDERS kxperl- * . ‘atho! “ omen ane ie -® : * as For ~ - “ ik a ee gen ue : - — - aS . an oi net ~~ : ) XURSE — ig hg ee enced on street car W ood- a a; 6 wits 0 Sie as | 24 tromg, midd mn. t 26 | rTER—Thorough per : _4330 Finpey-_——____— —— i ee i ee. eee meta! Co., 16 Kim. Decatur ; city referenc on i“al ares?t Bt : s ‘ > OR 123 , , ‘ hog i "ado" Incul! y n ' Dita ' - = ee - ’ 1 wriar , ‘ TF A > Ts! MLA. A DPeTi- beg i : , rane’: ag ate in- - Pale peat colored girl. Call Si nse—Wante a taennd @ feet to care | WOrs, first-class workmen with nge 2 | ae : a ‘eralla. 4ackets ‘aa rk : ence st be co stent judge of cK n SS rite * — Byrne, ~ en- | AGS ot.) S—sell _ end for tires «amd ——— for tm her home. Linde! 7 En- , ly sed apply ST L.E—For housework: Must oe eter, | wAN—Young. © as bad some experien rine to accept position out of town: state g valu | thoroughly inn Me ee eS i : ng : repair. surpasses Velodui: housework. rocht fools only nec app:y. . ced and feren 669 Fl ' ’ ("; lo y morn- experience and saia: tox | ID. 6S% rde pene B68 See peri- AG#UENTS—Earn $5-$10 weekly ' , Louis. &CRSE—S > ke meactical. for ——e ris c AR © 8000 N. Bre } wtP and % — i , =a as 2 as — — > aoe con at snced Man need apt rel cre oo, - mailing circulars. Instructions 1° by young “aference. 2849 Penns; M LOUIS CAN UU., % . Droaa- and pmissar Meran ty us’ SS a ee KER— we. = sate at ate salary expected 1. ent Th 8 >, back if dissatisfied. Palace Mai! * a " ' " *? . . h : a »* . ~ = “ . ov ap a oe -- . 7 " - - : ey ’ 7 ’ , _ / ’ at’ : . ’ if ‘>? Ressabeot iRRE \day._ fur sh 2 - on at uton oO , avis ind adv. } * Miller salars Pox 5, riepa WINI + mits ME} E : . z ENTS Mr , “4 : » — a 2 . t-Dispa rt ze ——— , 1 oP cn ences requir - , et ; ’ r eorge is earning PeU —s ’ rts? ait: +. ox) ; ; ii ; .e _ - in —_ — - - - = — - 6 ; a eee aT Rs ' : , : r : ‘ ; - x ' . > ' finish in go) x L-36 } xperier i ir a! canted ian es oe we -+- : . chin c e e on ria! _ " ' Pea Ts ‘Linde . re 08. 1. _ibl ; J be © — a in 6e . - ari ord. Pockel's, 2344 PAINTE Rs—F trut-cl _ oper ne Pid W IND Ww T RIMME R Ta bot Mts. “4 O., _ Louls. Mo ental rticie rRseE—wW it A refere ACen rj od - 7 ———— ‘. ; im... see , ¢ + de "a colored gilt wishes anit ee with wick lady: no objec- pooK KEEPER—Youw man iving lawn; referen : oe Ja} = a 24 Good — for retail store, ¢ -onselentious, AGEN TS—Qui kest money maker on sacth ry automobile ; , 7 iti ; 4 ) ' = . oa , , . is@t ‘ , j . ; rN” 2 “a | ] ‘ - j ‘ a | i ’ stam Dp a, tains my astonis in 0) fer hye . tA ian ee - , . ore —_ - Sages. verad sali +5 mall investment with ser cee Box E- Lnow how to operate typewrite: : OF VPewrires, + i particusal to seal cases and maxe 3500 Market st wood pay. dha 4hahd 3 AGENTS—any where: handy men can make * na pase , ) ant to earn money fn S ie — . ; 4 ‘ , x, , ors : ] ls- 4: -~Di neraliv use wholesale shoe ——— an EP TD, - Ner ¢ ly . . big oney with ot ‘ de let. 7 * time? ¥ ot ®. Post-Dieratch | perien: | salary expected 7 | i ap ino - % PAINTER—By property owns’, "p>. and Washington tore. best as ‘earth. oSlace 5 ole KR offer to make ambi nave 6 stem RACTICAIL NURSE—Sit. by lady. refined. Post-Dispat ( PER—Must be experiet ; and | Bot x L- ee. atate wages. Box 0-335, F.-D a = , 2 ; a mn Sign System, 2, previo — nen And Werner i h . — — « ‘ Detroit, Mich. no previous experience nece 5 Sepeowens responsible. with « h iid = yeare to . hi ~“ K EE }’ ER—Yot ing married il roo] , a mp. .. _i c : ; aes . > “iv : ignt *T } ; ¢ ; > . . Tt". , A rw pi] 1Z a - _- — required write todas fi r bt * --~ y av. or seaiet mother with chi! laren going aws ‘arge manufacturing concern: t mt cae, «th fo 2 ' 90d opportunity to worker; call M ee tam antawa: can ed 5128 Spalding 1 - probably longet , > Parker, AGENTS—We start you in good rayt } ‘roducts Co., 46003 Ap en B ——— for the summer Ro x O-379. Post-Dis able to operate or eaneert ‘ ' ” CT *P oI xt - - pett + ‘ \ I ning .? leffersor | = re: , ell - — . ran - . (4 yeviars, p> Fone om 3 | oat gee , Fuas at Prey Cy ; vis can idg Glo me . 7 2 : _ on > . . : ~~o é ta : - ‘* - 4 . | ' m~ , 7 * ; ?; 5% : . ' v ’ y 4 | ’ ; r a . . . . ¥ - “ 4 . . . Ty ' , a 7 . "ro res , 7 4. 9 . fPrivaTe SECRETAR b¥—Atencerapher, de-| Werk: oeich, wnen ' eran. coi 4 ee + lg A cot B ce and lay labor. WRINGER M Experienced: _ 49 at xt. Louis | {TS—Here’'a the best line of sires respons ble permanent nosition wits , : ~ . ae . — ; ¢ ; te : oO piewood 4 r — 7 . " Ps , ' perfurnes, soaps, t et 1 - . ~ : - : bade . . ’ = — . : AGENT : Ss. 150 per cent profit t le ’ av iet LPrepe ra liv ” ’ ’ . » n “ 4 — > ; a . rea ° ae } : ~ = * * ° ‘ : »T ' . . . . ’ ’ good future Rox 0 207? Post-Dispat ' OUIK KE, bt i. rR Ws id : Raceg : | t y wo! : ——— : i . household. store and office ity a me - i: nO capital needed; ty ‘Ts A MST RESS—Sit plain aru 2 * do at . . - - mal — . . “= ™ : ; . °? ; ‘"} ’ : : * : ; aid — , ~~ ae! : . . : > peater : free sa mpie ‘“haprr an Tei ° , > fu Dieses a. za worke rs: writ’ hon a chi ¥ iren a lresse ea “Dex jalt’s "ou 4 ' " ‘i oz. : . . - - rij pany: i ri > - * e : : = .- é + ad ; | . i} “ 7a « P at -D > . et . ‘ . Tri : US ee . : I wight 7 ig Kar «as ‘ itv ’ ,. ; r . : ~ ; 46 Perth uiars A ore rir an . ‘wlifornia. “— th = «A : —— A av t ‘ , "NG MAN With exper a nee Ss shipping AGENTS—Sell | our waterproof , 8g gs 2 Americam Bidg.. Cis — . . 7 nr - . . j ij a f ,)? : = et ° aprons. hig mone axe! rt 5 © Beaks ; p a 4 .. enn " _ ' fi, ii erent SECRETARY -STENOGRAPHER—S' : — oright fut lary must . = - ; a eral vears’ legal and commercial »ri- t t |. |, DISH WASHE af “/* eres ne getting aggatn, me sacs cperience ™ " ( aeea! 2 ' oe z5 1f 7 *3 j ry ya . ers: exper! reneed;: rade 130-3. & oo" oionep , - ; x \GENTS 3 —Big pers eacer | ready . prospect, ear © $5000 each #6 ence: desires position of respen mbiiity. - ; : trl ur age : est _ references. Box b- -14° Post-Dispatch ' tart. x 0-319. ] MAN deriv. f al outdoor nd Anply 2ist and Pine atreets 4 witt r . . y . - - . - 4 ! ? ’ : Pera - . . ‘ , . STEN OGRAPHE R—Ait beginner. 2 years GOOKKEEP ER--—And cashier: a high-grade re 60.3 sent Ro IMP ¢ AUTO oO). th re > agen high echool graduate. Call & adnev TIGAW hookkeeper who can handle collections with _ - viii " WEBF ; ws nom yor MEN a! li lesiring to ! ' ev vantage of « FEEROORAPHER AI, br cxpericnced col) reel toccent:, * JOE ria, good man, and WANTED—DOCTOR 09 Adame. Fergueon. Me octaing | ERPER HANGRRESA: call at O40 siasle * “ealenmen,, for cit 084, SG" sliler. 828 KoENTR— Make € ce re graduate. aged “7 Call Forest 399°.) proven ability, we was - a wre 4 ~" ;raduate M _D.. tInember ; yee re" ; ountr) - A fonda! piace rear S) man ’ . learnit Cali mornin 8-10 po Grain -ENTS— Make $400 monthiv 2 - are “ iliin c ‘os ray a goo" -. =e | . ADD: i 7 ‘ é, ag oe of - th - rT) i ‘ lial i , : " ty ‘ 4 . \ ain’ -) r , Nae . aaring ery®8tal ’ crnzes ETENOGRAPHER—S! se 7 vears exrperien« experiern - and success mean cust e _ ~ wns gg ine. . . asieo at . — . - “ - . PAP E “RH ANGE F . — ; - . o et fel samples ¢f imnished aa les guarante ‘>i at : ae i an ~ , ' . , ' ” ly Monds' _ {) “ = . > q > + : *T ’ s* : _ «* \ . | ; ’ i | | 4 . ; “ 7 ™ STEN OGRAP HER—Sit.: neat. capable, ~‘y ed. Be L-319 Post-Dispa ee e and bouse phy n for lar tel } nee ' .. ll a? 35 Delmar AGENTS—Write for full part expericnce; best of references. Box BOY — To ru errands. _ 605 Olive , . establish ed ove! ’ ia lf - GPP ee pw pene ~~ ES Pens ot ‘ itrone th the best selling auto seccessor’ ey Peat. Iptepa te b ae i=l eal BO" ' eal Oppo rt un ‘* to earn me hanical : : = : : \ . : ~~ , S-3OO0 yee > 6. “ : ‘ - ’ ' ar . . Ol 4 DF ps * RT ; , > - ce) ray rus . « ' : is i, > 10 - eT) rrr ee B1> promt dail BTENOGR Ar HER—S i7.. © . ware _ expert at goo od tw" Box O-339 Post -Di wits S00 Ln pee i 7% Eanes . = =I ee he = Via . oy ; a , : heme - vse Prout Ue y. ence desires position * ith lial) tirm 8 Tsk — . ears aid to help tr 2° eck - . a. . - “4 ” -_ zr a ae , | Ait 3 1 references Rex O 216, a ‘owt enatc! } as 4 deli iver} ~ae y 18 r . — sER—Hear is, ee . , . . . . ' a , ' i i .¥ ees s1.meo 7 cieare ; ~ - 2 - — ~ m ' sder* ; wn ye” rr. + hand : wit: “Progress © a ETENOGRAPHER—Sit expert 10 years’ | Toy—About 17; stenographer best 54, Post-Dispa' “or . e 7 farnily r NGERS— poy ™ my ite in office v1 brand-new and every nosro ating x : ane lst books sox : . willing worker _, ifth st . h - —— - — : : v3 ei 4. Tr, Nicho.s Co., i lle, dil. ncy. he trial plan gets ' ; — a Ain - — one —_— : : 4 % r s fir ; Ee -_—-- —_—— -——— _ — . _o , in lruge e'ore during crt " 7 . —- a. : ; . ’ 7 ry Pes - ’ . : ; : s > per 4 153 7 : , , ,* . , ° " . ’ . - a ny Po ) “a = m. _ , : r ‘ ear Vf , aru ' . ; ; ; vart ple 16 ce y's Fiasr . ee I , ' ' Bes ; _* ' ™ ' +4¢' \ a , — oan --- woy—To help reper ang . fon 4 ’ ing na peinat . : ; : ic " sci vet . © . a * ' ' th ot ew York. ; =" ‘ ner tire agent each iera? . ; ‘ ne APE. Rk rT “\ ; 4 ws ae ' a : ; ' : A AGENTS re . hit . : ' ; : : ‘ashe arders for nand meet ie cheared ual er Of a it ." 7 ' ly and cnr rwree Cc were er . ?s : ' : fy Bd bt ; $ io ea ty tee perene age. Post-Diepatch ‘ " : a ’ , > appearan ‘ n . . - . . ‘ _— amit , — PAINTERS—Auto body pal® . —— ae ' } AT? T R 4 : ah - ' @ : | pe , - = > ‘E.. 34. Cam yri lige Mtfz ‘ J lend . Ee. i fe oa : . the eeletraled open ariel ‘ | | ary truca well , Ww nehir zton bil.. Chicago Ps . — ban protection: every wh ~- or m Fur territory is your ewe vate: can ‘oo book ker cing ar d Merical HK _rork ; _experienced. Call L in teil 2081M. HPO seuih of Gravois ——_— ox |} ‘yet " | oung man with some es ateh ss edt wit & old necesal : ‘ + ed nS. n\ Se“ o 1 = - . - 7 ’ draft aTrea! ruct , , a one . xa pet ‘ An : ‘ y, ne a . : s 7 . ¢ , territor ee - arryv eyT Precducts . ’ — io. ; : ' Fe} : . . 7 on eur dg... Cago | ; RAPHER—Sit ae: ee come: learn. ie veiry maaufacturing pects ec ' for acva ‘ment ne i! ~ -s aa T fut i to th PAS ' B : ‘yer 15 ’ 7 : ' — ‘ 1+ : AGENTS —Men and women roake $725 to $75 . ’ Poet -TNepar = inevy &: l} ter 17 3 : Say . 2 be ae im £5 aiden Pas d : par : weekly eselling wonderfu! fast erlling a4 . - . . , He y¥ —F per er aad . ae’ . . household re eA ly pro fie’ nearly every Co FSH cal a free mpie: ' rerit given Vic- ca pa - -ji 0 1807 § : " Ae r : sti a - _Eastor as Pape : tory Co 64E 224 re , Chicago training: one year's experience, nea' " 4 ent ment r le worker. reference Box o. TA. Ir’ -pD : ls Sewe. 7 reva Ve depart \* . bt," aa = PRESS 4 a Ni 2 - - : , , - STENOGRAPHE R-—Y oung iady Pee cnet. - - fern 36 wears « . ot Ring ( orp i 8 A: hos ——— ocraphic work to do after working hours r so . o-ring vy EE 5 aeons — ‘ ; 1 use: st ~ = - + te. ca ‘ . \ ? —— . A ’ . = ‘ . _ - : Rex 0-172. Post- Driapa tc h } opportunity. aii at e ~~ vER a anes “en ’ ta 10 : va : PI ANO- TL NE R AGE NT S—K w! cksharp horn- fe and acie#- SrENOGRAPHER—Sit.. thorough|y exper'- ) : tha _ ns r . - . 5 Th rR = 7 ae > et iat h et ur Aerstan ; _ , .on7 ww” R . ‘ oe | — - eors grin cer - be | a enced; rapid and accurate a! age ; f - over, . 2n . wane inas ems ae aunery een x periei AN Se — in halic vou sie ~- ~~, 6a a > A “TAs feat hal f kas - _ ; p . ws tend ilies . pr . , - , . - oo) , Ome A he "LUT 6 Ve —s + $ -y 4 " “yee . ow’ cy . . ° rere si2: mel eS. Pist-Diapatch. pico a ‘orig. 2009 N. 10th st c) 245. Post-Dispat ; Le ibe annarvens oo P PANO ( 0. u = lease man of oT ae 2000 M EN AND WOMEN : — : _—_"_ — - : - : ' or — ery uck driver t be ex- , aie 12°¢ mical #3) PIPEFIT TER- irs:-cieee ” (at) . . , y > 7 : N . —ae : lenced ood , rx in drug store co 2 DRIVER—Bak x mus : A ‘ : — a ; AG EX : % oa} —y sad afftes *getalis: “takes aieta- . must have own bicycle t perienced an . —e e $50 cast bond re , Sxoerienced in operating and main- v re Lar.x -—~ rr sr [] I LD IN THE \ ARIOT > : the “Rustin eas “4 rapidly. can transcribe accurate) Tr: ree- Mercus . a A — Ben are s 3! to $50 pa > —— : . “ tani ri Dian ~+& bi ilirn Tre 5 P L. AST E RERs—. ‘ » teas . r} rt . 7 x” HE: . { yp THE PRINT- : ‘eared SAHOO > ald days senabie salary: references. Box k- 188, iA? } —™ xper jen od. for ar’ goods st Tre: goo? Th “ Rare a Ra err B06 E an : ir it pum zit ec. i : North F ark, e’ -- -- : : " “ae “9 , R ANf¢ L414) > 4 \ os 26 -* ® sen d ay” earl pir; par noire Cer >. ose! Ma eee ee r , Ae " . on in of] 9 PL! r- MBE RS—- 7 A-wt- Va ire 9. STENOGRAPHER—Sit. good beginner SOyY-—Briah: " ar 1400 Carr 7 references required Avpily after 10 a clock Charles. nae ee TION. Excellent opportunity ; cage. ‘ | aed eave mm temporary pertenc cet: knows bookkeeo- clothing factor . $10 week to start: good DRUG STORE Wrd —i ive all particulars bore AGENTS— Men and women in your otality particulars ngelica Jac ket Co.. and lowest cash price. confidential fox way and Luc sG. ee office bul idincse. OFF peoene” - Tr teadyv er Ad wages. Central tad . “1 : over willing tr manent «ork nee rt . : ait . . = you boy from S™Moaing in =. minutes a ee —_ - am (ae “heat. Cc jean, pleasant DRU rOGIST —Iniy man Ith good ‘ deter™m |! ned to forge ahead: per- enc ce inst em plo” al . . . ; ’ li went Oc, every house & mm =pTih our CORRECT ity manent peatiss future depends upen You, | SRESKER—TO *. = R : - . K } ‘ : ; : - d 7 | after 9:30 a .m,, room Bona .'' $2000 a year _ os P DD et 3p. m ~°20 Man- - le mk pe rson or by letter » combined beauty cream and ” PRESSM. oe enced ~~ eon Silo ye AS a ng elie yn EE A a e* aad am - Pest Dinpatch me aie land Bidg. _ Mile age oot — a ® one r eral “wor in _ Dh en ee i . . ex yat_ 16. for gen today, @ Hortense pl., between King’s >lFh- | Contre 2s—Colores ne. writee a piain hand; age 16 Colfax oppertunity. { enormous vrofite: every mother Duys. stem . ke 2343. E-190 Post-Dispatch MA N—Clean-cut or = s a : - STENOGRA APHER CAN _ SPELL | SS . ) second. Ap- | Co.. 274 N. High. Coiumbue O Apply Sunday, 1:30 to ey must have alilit j r- helpt mot easeat 1: . A —— Glortana oarm pleut TAKE ; 7 » if ~~ ‘ we os he iP ae'| os tah. a — |. . pa *T) . CRD InN PR Mi TION, ’ Grand a‘ ty aia ae ; Mil LE “h-—Must be thorough!\ : ; . " , or ’ ' werent oo en" BGAT AND N BUSINES* — -—) — eid to work after past experie! ce and ———— ---— — — — pliant Pr! nting ee 2 ~ “~ ~* - a se * . a’ - : ’ ’ oO1G : : : : 4 " ig : —— - - a , ny a 7 Se - >.4 . Taehin . —s . ' ‘ et ' e reg : tery it Lpet f Wan a ‘8 POSTE ION. or RATE hool and Sundays in drug sigee. acy. _ Pon-DsatS : : on hahdiing larwe groun Brown Sho oo ae [be held: 2 SEE confi cna Co., Mempbic. T: NSATION s cv ne “tn AY Pharmac <9 Se ater, experic! in hahdling jsf . — au m ppertul Tx Ww Ho ptt ss Al FIC ATIONS. BOX 4 reventer — rin ’ DRU GS a. ' T™ cert c Ww ar | hore Ww fee’ i rT r F. ne Cane . ano Fasten dence il desired. At a . rs—A business ©- POST PAT* "Ho. na = ——— oh @F a = , an t? usu } laneous dutie® aroun mm... x. : Jaan: anil erarkiing «cg aes Fr. Sileaannanatl - ar eu BOY — A bo: ut if, or e« re ¢ id uf a ‘ve eS eed = —_ ae ones a coun’! h $ if marir dor sinate mi" TE —_ union ~ om — Ry ~ tes ‘ e ~~ - = . checker boards, ™ ULPHONE ae ER ATOR—Sit- cashier or on trpewr ri: er and other gen. rke n o learn and learn right and ' ‘Nat of emplorm: tar Gret-class mecnan uxton if VPI Oy ING PRINTERS trated book free wereieal work. 3R3" A Kenner! ; ' . office of title compeny snd preier De rm Bape edge of drug ne } — - "6A P-I sa 306 x oo tS —= a ~ otal dina ter. © - 7 , , tox E-199 Post-Di 7 . a : — (f {tems at Courthouse, Hox Et” sna a ' Fot i) shoe estore: must be OF SAINT LOUIS, AGEN Th—Representativer to handie our tine Ri ef Oriental dlamonde: they se!) on sigh: ; : 312 N _ Sixth Street. write today for territory: ; 4 ae oe . t : rite?" ° jeliver ané or " - of $1 ducted fr ow ayer ey ry? q "\ < wt? Qarmown ; ardrce frente . ost ° + 4444 ‘a - TPis?t—ait.. very fast: can address 2000 : , a day. Box O- necessary. but must be ac ELFaCTRI« LANs knows ae ' oe mal el as a salesman onve 97. Post-Dis. Vow by @ret-clams colored: Tuer - Rox L-331 Post-Dispatch. ahop work. Box | P-34. Post "Dispatch. ; ee hitter in managing stere. eAnertay. Call Grand 5301K. SUTLER—E <perienced colored: middle-aged ELECTRIC! ANG-——Two. inside wiremen : wlars: all comrounications Fer 4isc bpm Ras Sioa mae Te -~ Jee cleaning reliable B man: must furniteh } beset of references AD neors beet Taree nrowne & Rorun | ait? - tential Pox - “497 cRUN EN-% Ar aN Mra f@.. Fourth FPloor- take eles ator. white woman. 2337A Chouteau ; Sunday a. ™ 37 Washington ter. Memphis. Tenn (c3 atcl ¢ GO 5. «~% *

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Oe ee om — ett post -Disratcr. 35 491 WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED — Is the position an you seek advertised in these columns today? ape a ieee = a APRIL rear WANTED—MEN SALESMEN WANTED — SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN WANTED | _—s_—s SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN WANTED | EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES AND HELP WANTED—WOMEN ‘at the he genuine Watkins "prod. BALI SMEN—Side line “to il newspapers, SALESMEN—oOur side line aseortment of ed- | SALESMEN—We want some real live, red- | STOCK SALESMAN—High-class. estab i je et TRADE SCHOOLS COCK—One that can do Ouse work: ’ ; . «. : , 4 ~ rt , : ed 1 who not f d t wor! ahed chemical house wan ro we : er im / IN 9 Th Lreferred 3000 Westmir ‘ Z or@s. . es, eXtracts. spices, soaps. KS, hools, churches. Tri lsat vertising fans bring live wire salesman Diovuded vho are n afraid te . ‘de. oF | - \ | SA) EI SS Sales m2n TRI-CITY BARBER ¢ ‘OLLEGE W ante. iMjK 7 a Re “a End »& Music Store, Saw live lady or gentieman agent : } efatea ’ . ’ ots . "ry ’ - 7 = ior) i ; 3 reai money iegitimateiy Vur sel eit issue of | stoc k. Rox L- l _ 4 » y ' en) NYotsen .. Ouig and other vacan? cities Salesinan er, 440° Ww ebater , merchants Seemneake, ify 1@ 3171 are earnil ‘from $200 to $1500! ST “KK SALESM. 1N—C poration do ng . “? adies an i eeeGES tuition $25. \- ep . i aed 86 wer x. H. Ungerbderger, 6 a Minn (99) oh. & BQ0d proopsit ; a ——e os : a : ww ayy able yo oO imerease your bank account oi0cK Of stock fo x Dan: niv weer = COMMISSION only; unlimited -45 Wasi ton yy 7 floor. I w ‘mas ou” B. Stone's Studio + E iin n i- SALESMENV— want distributors for rota. “oe fr > OO”U » 280.000 homes shor enced su: ssf! idere: 4 ! bts r f , a . wan't 100, Then ane wome n An Do Ire strop —_ 600 shaves . ae : », | ows =e — ae . scce . Re. r ‘cu Cail en SSE SU Be est avying selling job Ww ANTED—Hundreds =. TT ‘enge ’ . ~ en ste, ior | uiy of 42 * aes | Y GIRL—For gener. or +. take orders for Comer raincoats : - eT et tr Ps yp ee . in : 7 may and thousands ; live SUBS for Pootintment } ence 1+ ‘rr advert sin »X- S. Government eliee ‘and outside po “809 Fila (ery a family of two. referenm Fpreot aprons, everybody SA LESMAN—Experienc aving ied on rn Seay _ She eae eee J ing to it) We teach ys ~~ | TOY SALESMEN—To sei; tn Lit = ‘ _ ge tions, $1400 year Write for List ite DOK —.A anins 1. housework — 1440 is Sunday evening or Mom MeCraty i profite last year were ; st. Louis retail groc: p giving re cin Oamaiiaees Sdveen lurke a : . automooviues fo Ay Toys to wholesale and retai! tr , , filen Ch) he ite for applica- now open Franklin Institute, Dept. ‘ + Forest 3142 ; 482 Lin. . Forest 5875 r. &. hw new. atyles—wonderfu! barguins—direct, *eMCes an.! - line arrie ; mond ot lo tied oe business - ’ ising. good salary and commission cite r) av - April Expertence unnecessary a 1 | - eo ~~ _——seeee $1: ri collect! Ss al geo os rr ‘$15 wee |} Sales Man r, ; agazine pDerien ot making possibility for porn . A sk - Z J. Martin, room 811. He atier » AL E. SME \ —Who don’t know | particulars of instruction, write J 1 nard., . oe R01 vages; no nor ht ; a. . me ™ e- ] >t 1 et _AiCaa. Oo. - , , — *s paid ; * rr . eho Sa le: Manager. an Odd ™ YOUNG ME N—Cat holi cs. to ff ‘or = : ae former (Civil Service Examiner ; , - 4un ) oT © iora bi. : u cy (hing, Albee : ee | hae ~ > ae ~ = — me chante pa DU siness cannot be secured table Bidg.. Washington | Senutiful Sample coat; write quick for SALE SMAN—M oi. . ° w+ EB _ . ' o. iows Bidg mn OUr suDScription sales force: a ’ — MI © offer. The «(omer (z Ce., ; opportunity pen to ij ; Wi “a. : . 7 i ite ie ye ? not aS esFential as back bone ey. “a rif |. Ow Ff a ac oo ELECTRIC ITY taught ; . rd ‘am . pemaness _GTI85, I Dayton, Q (od) boy wy of ability ) 8 a? is crt LESME Ne Be - neg? subdivision ANnOW 1 takes reat, while you learn at home; e! ries c ~ aa SeSeace ‘out - Te : : aw \Al } \J oof wenn he BI ai ~~ & Me. roof lessons free; your success guar P . ! ”" (Gran mer 7 — + ' ! ‘ ainwright ‘ apr ouen —s an proof le: ree; your succes: ar- " ’ P - - AGENTS— It you are ® making ‘less then $10 a a wo gape MEH mone $300 aap ~ ~ | | \ | ——— — ns —— : ~ at PAGEL: wy are earning nteed 7 i . tion secure Write todav ‘OOK r hele eth 2 cikt—For Se & Gay clear proft—eet in touwh witn us KALE SMEN—0 for oun n Oposivion - e wires naga cbt TIRES er an ane postion secured : ny Le ; ‘fate typewriter : th = - vl ee — ste te ——- aumemheasna ‘ , ee , or > i ; \. » ; (Ricago Engineering Works. 1LSOO Sunny work tf: irtment douse cen opt": r we Want active agents to sell Ilootch to woke 6S 1 pdeate-qdak Sea a = ~ ao —— . . ¢ mr | ety neler , 2 . } _ —- : yr. easy Pr Side © BOUV to S1LO00 month! \ selling a ._eman ° el ar ewe . phone; salary $10 per w areg @tores. candy stores. news MG clwar Mission. ¢ nvestme: hann ‘vantag Se Mr c 1.OUS Hoatmen's W e orter lIrbera) arawing ac-' 3% others “iced cordit ; pee ee - —- — , . ‘ Keystone Puntiag Co., siands, resteuran!s, ete: they all order and Bi : ) ce. al peug nee SY See o eee guaranteed 6 ilies; capiti r exp: » Hama Ind ae ‘ighest grade water-element- ‘uctors. teach with actual work: pri ? . £50 For 38: woe u _ “- h fon ouse canVassing. you deal wiih lealer lo wks. iaity Cc 2 enera| . to handle profit ide producers ou high-class ladies Ce _ : : _ 2 Pyle - “ d t-service men have first § ‘OOK-——Fine 7, =” ine nites hone 3 ee ene men an . people; just a few minutes makee 14 . | woe - | pictures ' "iia ; ig and tire resisting covering F axhibition ind passenger carryin . = ™ , use ; 4 beginners 7 =e aan Pe the gale: write and we will tell vou wnat —— on , ' propositio: Walsts. In repiy state quailtiea ee ' " ' hn Berrs Washington. Lind: aaa eee ~ | apoly — q oe Seay Se! aainee Ila gh is and now it Drings in the move A A. Bo Mh Es ' j ee ' > Immedtats e ref i Coe. : ee commissi ite for ) ae cael preservative tor roots a nd ~ bos , ‘ — . —. 8 i Af #008 Uovtch, Dept. 75. 2°9 W Mad}. on arag and cessory store n 7 55 Har ! tions and exXperience, Box L ~ IQ , , +R . ; “mest ee : Whit . LISL- Is Dat . ‘ : outers. but wide-awake. ’ reer. ; , ‘ in aUlOmoylics ' AUKiNary water carburetor , : : - ‘ oe 7 enamels, stains mbitie wh re dissatisfed with | Cook__w = ' é man en t pl 1e income KS MAN —s Y om —" — ; a ae eee =o — ' , vita Be o'*%. Cuminates carbon. Trei avi OF Sccieent . CR neSS Pouctes in youl ee : i ty we wil ty . ‘ > se MS les ' .E 2 Be ' ‘nicl (‘or present ‘come. Call at the 1 family references requised 7) 9 buters Co ining mone, / : Dual ; : } geat is . ‘ . — in Tu ‘ , bh — . * ’ :, _ . ‘ ; ' ‘ " a ak i; ‘4 . , i. en ' asttins -s' . UINMISSION Learn i pian. L414 -hestn at 3 : : ‘ ‘] errs : -1® a A co fo. Dept AB-O67 * ire ri - , ; ; on , , . : : » Bn | of ‘ picest 1 oer , . ot . J 4 | , . r ou on | : mal desi ‘ : ? — th Ae ~~ , i¢ fi Opportunity ror NT Sanitary brua! , ". 2 ‘ ; ens . , . : ' rnd ner : : sien gee , , ' . ie ‘ . a fir > é tn-Wide business, wants | di Olive } tai | lel descripth nit feos po ly sea enmnien A 2 rFignter * won . - an hour ur Spi — r phon: r. M. Sayman vu : Girt to | positevely hest house-' U iis ian ‘'ffictent spark plue uN is IWEN ' e "ager ne mt izin ti) > ; an pes . . in ho ‘ards iy Gq @ y earned, ory : PBs oe ry. to work per' fomt R - v - ‘ mame ; - . : : . . : all “ > ‘ ’ , ; . . : «} Mes 4 cr ‘ 2 ‘ . 4 | , = " . : " ~ . ' t© re 544 Ww . _ : | : . - : ' p . * re ‘2 , : ; ’ ‘ ; 7 . - . - . i i saiesman, or " . } al ASSiNg . ee . : . _ = ; - ~ - —— tt = ' ‘partment and pa! — e : ' ' - - a! . : : ‘ i ’ tyra! oF ' be 5) ars art! ... i omer ) ‘ A were - . = . : ; ‘ . ie vr | > write tO + J . . ees weer : se ; ey. . . ° TK. reneme rinting press. —Apr G G : — . rirait r ir Yerave ne . " ' ) ; > } ‘ ‘ v 2 , ‘ . ' ; i i i i ’ ’ - : i } rici 7 ‘ . . ’ > - . . ph oto piito ‘| . erie ‘ —_ a ' BOON - ys . :' 2 , > — get 5 Cape — , ma chico een ye = ' = Fiat = se Sy UU ‘OL alswer L t i t a — ———— ric r hics heel o hep ; x" ‘4 4 ~ os re rivate fanune i. c al! al o ‘ OM Piette Lei : Tine a : . if . Prompt shipments: ; day wk; must be weil poste. ! positior 5400 to $800 mor ra , cle, Ross-G ! ! ~ ett Cenk er enewerin cet pe Brressn 8 | ument 4 Cc Y 21 N. 14! 7 pull ¢ an ; i). r 1 ST... + all Bidg.. Ap- ee ’ : nerience siart iT ancl A mi ing monev at home . ee - es a) CAtalogues: sample free ri ref. Laat > —- ell alid perien ox KR erie] Ort) Neri. +3 la hiet _ #.. Dept Se (hicago D ; ; fore . (“he ine, ro | . at -Dispatch . ‘ . . An erican [ ibre SEND for free toile? soap ® mM pile T LESME: te > ‘or our - ke; imal r > PLU ie vela nel {) ¥ e ' a : . f ° " ‘ ‘ . + . . . , ' _ ' ——— ’ _ tial 4 Pe ae id : ’ : ry " : rt “Ash refund offer Lacassia © of tir Der Bs: le ° - ' ante in Than ms 2 1 ae ‘ } Lil Les d Lek RAT t energetic well " Siihe Ste loute Mo Con ; a Out n | ecurities of eata “i lend-pe Sad M, ~ alge manu im e ag aa - ' r . ~ i nurse tn rite ring men for ett: ~ “ patented Lest pox ket windshield , ; . as nl — > . Ss ap me othin a ft} val : - , he ubli ric} , , , , > a A A bs: . as? I } } nted article 80/4 ome rub. presto’ lass stave ; , ’ i é : } . : j ‘j y " . ne : ; j “on ° h: n. fhe : ‘ rie ‘ ?D ‘ ; - rer | vas ie ’ Position with hours chem icai-felt “Nameled . od lIaAranteed : Dy . ~ ; > ven ‘ . “rein , ws t +h ; er at bilit, -omm iss ' VME* "ANTE ro BE ‘OME DR TSMEN j nceemen } ' lantt arming? as. sella Oly agents selling 20.000 tnonthiy. : t to dealer nission: pr righ! , / homa. Te elon, Ly Wri full gq Ac ns. | ‘alary 3200-2 } mon! en com- sew 6ONCE §6WOTE “or personal ip. , ie ft increase curity Mtge Co.. Dept. | 347, Toi an easily t , $100 week Edison Tire §& ; — oratio cated heart ee ee ae lige fa 173. Post-Disp: (c? et chief draftsm Hil ers you per terview eu¥vealion and past em. Aprtl 15t NX = el, retaliers on at * ers ’ an é er fh L305 _ Mi " : ‘ h . .. _ rie er. ‘ ; rot J | , , “| ' . ) ‘ —_—— ——— = . . = — : : , Ve ‘ . . , | 4 : O mea Fa) ‘ at “Dispaten. . pa ; . 7 ae , ton amd buys le i . : ee i "an , om ons anced mn order OF Thre . a= \ 4 . a lg ae a jored preferred. | 1313 | 2. > oa Pr a ot Over .y MOO anld |: bLoM be. Wri.ce for iis f lites and fu! e , a : : a i and a $~*. re . ' : 7 \ 4 ry \(dres tief Draftsman yi () ith er aper rvdcucts rent profit 10 to G25 datiy eas: articulars; earn to "$10,000. aris 1 ; sin ow ledged 1 - on't BILE 6 Pah had Ww IN al) &) \ Ae), Broad wa) . SBA. Chi Ss ” Tai age a West lake “ni lemand’ for rier é ; [° @th at lel ph ) wer t yer men rithou Sy oan ne ali aiaceniem teens v WANT! Dor, 00 railw “al inspeccors lel p itcher 968 De Baliv =a CLEAN \E ART you in business. furn: ng e rience? ity 3 overt Sat _ ne fu for! lion re lin ae al peters ggg me. 9 ei” no experience: train : pro’ ession oan ee aga q ' . ertv hing: men and women : oe nie ar. Assn... Dept 373, Ch ie t ‘ e tt your rene. bond require : cd erot teg ~~ . : — : 7) , hrough svar ne home easy terms . . = ‘hol — vhite, for tigin- PLEASANT weekly. operating our *'New = " Pe awe i er ~ ery ~ ee with ’ 53 f : , ‘ ry 92 ines res.j: - on | ‘ : ! } ‘j f Mis ' : i a0 ry - ty Candy Pactories.’’ home. anywhere Pook ; ’ n . tO . od - oom ~ ’ ? oe 2,8 . ¥ eae. PP ea ee ee cs eae A I Ld 2 = _— | a 5 dogo tpensee gua! hatin : erore noon. Union Ste. P. Factor " and Ylinot 7 respondem 3 | _— ss - = ! /r mon acl toca! , chroea sini STEADY let eo ‘ages ie ('o.. Be A Tan et (ran ge on , , nit figtric ales iv , ' y rl rat ja , hox a . : - a ' Ya \ ined: ) mY") r? . ‘ RL N. > a. \. J. tre ; Z { cp tee » “? c ‘ a , : fucer 2 , Oa Os ‘ ‘ Ll.) : re boin OY ons - —— : = me 5 ' y free bonk — N- Susin os — \. Jefferson. ~~ | : WE2WART MEN AND WOMEN who ure de = relepnon r i t-D's 2 is ot my . ' }rainin uffalo. N.Y. _— DR AP KE R “\T L* . ' Sweusef making $75 to $°00 per week | an onan . a : oie.” MEN’ ‘LOTHING betu exter ISSOURI "7 Y TR TOR SCHOOT, Upon 4 _ | large of smail Vy ORN A ts IRE, (‘A ya ME yp we the eae represent us tations. c -* , la as one P ‘ : ' , umn ) 3 ; ESMEN puct for i} Ee Jettet pra - “in r kn » bo a ; yt ty V4 R y mn ier own districts Mitchell’ Mage tive asit, eral cou n pa ' By SN : . pe ae : Perie 2 ; Un ; + it ruck and tract “eDairin zni- n inishin and ope tit , C . Marre! Washing Compound w ~on sodheg , coatiees tone y L Mon. en st ed lark lar Se amen rs | Raggy eves a pgs pat my Ate BB se ah mage ; “eager pre . ; oe 2 Pperty ’ » ; ' , ’ ‘ j l ] ‘ : a : Ji ha : Si; ‘ ‘ } eo. ‘ : ‘,~di9"S, e 4 ye} wee clean in 10 to 15 minutes. One Bal hi , seeq f uce resu xCe me te 4 Quad, N me? mr ty Os , ' ; . % ‘aie and ect? 2V r all mi : student 7 vs say a ee — HEALT h ‘gt uses in every home Enormous _ hy $150 week tor luct ee | oe ee rHE MAN WE WANT a, tiara ule ull ’ Y SDa De ' , . , ay , ssf li } of fas “oa tr ne th: , ¢ chon n 1 ' \ ahs ay . ve CW een and . a4 BK. Olet. Chica azO ik Apri! | V ovre if eaning Paka ; ; et Tg seemed i aE — é : “ = 3 ; ‘ reed ; ; | ; * r ha 1 ’ ; Fs) » at, , . n ’ ——T ; PET . WwW ; ‘orders form adv source o neoorm-: t thes . . D a2ue exrperic . ‘ ey ¢ _ raad , : ‘ ’ iii : experi - cn : AP — a : ak ans : ' ¥ —e \ ) E and ceunty rst ” ' = , ne . ’ teacyv r ‘ ‘ ; "Ke ; TORS Reon. @vertisement 1 success a dull time dint aw Se a “very ou trad an . ler By s. 1227 OPERAT ee - L if (el ; co ery. SWee ping countrs with « hirtwind ein. ' ‘orads ania (“hevrolet té : night , oo ’ ) > \7 \ - i PARTNERS WANTED wea i ca . : Pen hn e4 . I ts. -_Frankiin, bake OUR OWN chen’ at once for proposition oo ~ "Bris —— : 9 and up. Orchestrion Music a _Mabanh CYica en Moines, lo anal > ~ eens ale end f D “EXP ER | ENC a rq - i . ie Derier " on ladies’ }- RE }: \I EDC aKe iz hones 2° i 1iNng ‘iT Welle et "| : ; , “ ' one - a ‘ : 00+] — "it~ - ‘ ; : ; — y ‘ . ry’ ’ . ; . : for advance. . vow Mg me SME? , EAT PPEAI : | | a . ' . | NDS FO : . , Sty let ow INT ay fone “Star Supply co. Sof Cheanae a _ SAL 4a - grade. calling on de} WITH LESM HIP ARILITY wo} on, e and sali expected: di - a HANI FOR ALTERING Pm, ‘ y letat t Co., 923 Wash- DENTAL SE St. Louts Mo (c stores and noveiry e am a> | rey ‘ mR} ‘ ae i 2 : _ VV . ; ‘ 4 WwW \ ~ ) ~ ™ ; Q’ . . - . , es Se LADY GENTS—Ma ke hig nene eeliinge ar ommissa ion on repea ‘ , ul ' . ‘a >] Tyee . : y . 4 ‘ ‘ ; 4) 7X joi i _ at ' ‘ sin T * ANI i [ LT ‘ > * l KADY 4 s Z : . — 7 - kk Mrs. formic k's beact. . rea B06 and _ “ vwefer Novelty Co 4 20) ion gs i] VER ris z , NT ~ 7 ‘ x, nen : : ; Na @. Pr a [TI IN a ; : | * ic] SUCrT Abe also wap. . lite @tiek iy ("hii . +f. vu portunity ls vere, Se re eeeur’ as we as . u \ " } By. ; " : 1 " " is . ; ha 4 . . cd a? , . . e Pos s ; aaa sa : YY? Lit . i ' bY — i earn ais _ sip ut ti i UNS \\ | . Soles. 5123 Leevust «i \ ’ , } ' ' - . + torial Review Co . avi) : I 0 : ' rie ‘ } : : > ar Ys _ 4 . " rrs : Lad 4 : ' . . — ve wall ALPS “arn. Talbot ’ yh " . \ SALESMAN. ——Rea | eutate on} ena! (grand and Linde! aes ‘ — > mat —_ . Sn : i . : Den eal een 4 i . ) . j CRUN iDEN. [ARTI : : thee Maetien, dhaaecin 1 one : EE M ;EO! iT PR Ag! must have acquain e nage, Seek 8) Ses. Lies ie me eee ® mone ; usiness wtih maz CAPR TATT ER G'S iteed steady wark; EMPLOY ES The Rehbrens Co , , —~ pine as , _ ‘ . Anais } , > | ts I | if Steady work 00 ™ — SS sihdanens ly 318 Wainwright Bids. g.nsuEK— a ———— __ ver i iteia | tments. also premium trade builders, whic | oe ) i EIN IB) IKG‘s 8 ' ood DEPARTM - " with es. a : ; ‘ >} . ’ . . . _ » a ' . , : . : a i Ve Yr IC LOPID B dy. - ™ - » . tu Di ished } firm. Box | ite Poat [Ma . . " ir’ ry 2° tf } ArT . ‘th , “ > = on . . ; erect . rs ; _ tA ox " : “ , ™ ween " 4 SEx ON D AND GRATI AN—City, cull. nh @focers, butch. ¢, 7 olet te t — rou Want pert ernment ys parte O.2 , ste 7 me : Di ea! « talary .. Ie . anid Op. « Grand, Take Broadway car te ree twurants Rox ‘ a Pt) _ Post i? epnteh ithou . Sz T . > ‘ ME = ; —* = Trice) , N\ ff« ' , " — = n Ber yo : nd ritil, | mw | , on metal buttons ¢ wa k B bin: Ks #aat bea Mt Ne ity etric Wash: ers n ‘as as ©. Jom i, DSaies } a tion ur refi rat ex Nigar ety af oe SSSI TIO" , se ; ‘ER t] For lable wor Bro ' “ey tO tc} Ask for eith: were, S64 ‘Delmar SOth. Chi . ~~ , : , and tf ‘Ty S146 i = fa : IR Plain ‘kin 4046 Persning. Tel, \J Iss Pie 5x1 MAN—Cal alling on de ent igs - r SA LESM EN—Se . ' iver a aches > om ' ' : ete : pers > =~ Row} Tie PI STE uk es Deimar ' Gerinan preferred (TD THE hem! epee ia) t te rt ato ahidt CRCes ace , ’ factories . “Hence } . ra Veto IR L- are a ob ren ue ershing On Minsionogain, Box 1.202, Post _Diapate me or sid per cent o ! , r other mak rie ) 1 ? d pri . e vreferred. “Shop, rence. _ mar 1278: German peeferna ae ae R mart ~~ = : te ’ nefe on ; er nd i! ‘ f ires — vs « : . " : " . - | : ~ _ ‘ ‘ oi ‘ ; + = . ; . a, ‘ ’ ; : . ‘ , . . he , ; . . ' " —— —_ : Re oe . “Pi . 4. “ emepes o - : ipa r= ie ' ' , iy ~~ 4 Disnat si , tt L.- -_ re t lildren. Ca!! é HNOtCSEGIKL—Por arne males . ' , perienced in | 7": nd nern ; a = S restnineuaal TOUS he . , a AT, Paiviiow “ty ae) SOA D Lo . bust: hess “ A LE SM E N ——wels >} : ; i : 3 " bf rT} ' (vq " . . : " . . = : : . 5 i’ \ ; ° —-_ . ° . °° @1) ' .! ” . : . ’ . . on ‘ 5 ; er ae : Mi. a) uUi“ar at \ hy " ers on mans NoUrLes salary and cOminission ° ¢ J : ; ° ; : ' . _ > 4 5 ‘ . : i» _— ; : : " A ¢ " . . P . _ 2 4 : . . ad -« " : ‘ ' : ’ } j : . ~~ : r / : ; 7 ive ; - . - . ; nt rowd way -816 N er ng , | rim) Oo : . est ; } 4 ’ 7 irt ng. j ] ery y na SOU srr. Ntrmets Lowy EEPER Exper . A aon ; ' Ia i. Apply ‘ . SA LEM 4N—ProMabie Side lin Oae r ' . s . 4 { - : . _ . : y : — : ee ‘>T ary er, ‘ Le : > | ’ 4 ’ sa? : : ; . , . . ' j P . ; 9 " Pod 2 . - . . ; - " " _ ‘ : : p snigemmn: pocket sample: city.” eon R. Low rz | ue xd . : —— nity vork dvi ist L- on Custom pants, Haeky ms hae tetas. I 0et+ Dispatch . ESME . , . 2 iiieta '¥ > aid | I~ —Novelty at MeeNG Silit; | ' ar and « var aar-pel + _ bea 4 — ‘ ' imge prof ao Be , | ; : ? work re rant 4670 Eas- tat » housework: o& “ are a = ape Tow, eed —es = Siesae@ nomicai automo?’ | PCP SSit t re pe we for 3} , . ; ME oo geacag . . oe om home nights vi +d FE . ' ile ra open Ro ; or . tin Aon on : ; au , jT ' r~ , . 4 ‘ : Ut ihe 7. —_ ‘\ Stale 7 nae -. A fea . . ‘ ; : ia . , ' — . anu — , ; —_ ; eat i } : } nes i neort? of i”? nr rt anew ~” ler) ‘i, ' Si "Masi ’ } on at. . : ’ —K xX perte i ed sash ana duor. for cust , 4 tow r it com: rion . €f TM : ' . OSt-Wis COON SOC} wit. = > ee Seee ecse ai eno | ihc 2) UA HOUSEG [RL—White, ae dinole territory, Bux R-337, Post- [| eSVwewn , a , a> ress eu LF APT rst cour Cos Der : , a ° a? . eikacehaes ae = ~ erilens re ll grovery ; ‘ no Maun. iry. ‘6140 ara. thaneas. Nebra; Daem llinote: 9 : vet — Amann Fw —=—- + - : sae ‘ ne - . ” , | Deal os . on mi } rris om t arte! wow Se BSS65 ; : — - . , = .. , a u ' i 4] enced d rvs and A — ™e ne 3S in fan > Cc Al BSW TN —Aseorted Jerse, Crebe-sateen ondiiientia : , , ' — a "> n° ae . . -OF tr un | fi I - : i ‘Kile er fi" 4 hia 4ECIR! Por , : - : . _ " as . " " . ' y ‘ _ ; 5 " " oO . ‘ 34 | . - ; ; . , P “ ‘ . rs , , ‘ sa ; ; : P ices tnkp 4 vor ain. Pruzan. 570 Urand SALESMEN— ‘ , aa Comp sine « - oa , . ;' ty r os — : I. Ypoer ve reriny . ' : libel (SIRI: , rs leveloping ; 6446 _ harm ber ; ryey ", Pe | © ¥ : 44 ‘ ‘ ‘ a ; ur : : > . - . 2 ; : : a ; , 7 ry perm ne pron? ; ti aaaui pam F Lo . , : - : hat , : oo a 3 / ; 4 , — eneay A . : ; ; , te ly tloover Suction Swee ‘per ‘ ar ifvie hale i 2 ~ reer + me mer? * og : a I { | = omt~] . a ‘ ; : _ week and av lor ami Olive aot 7 ween Porn| ' "at ' ors ; ° : - ~ —— . | ‘ . po : ; . * : ’ .? ferand.(iei ~? . . “ar : '_ = 2 . : re is elect: ica : : ‘ ' ‘ : ; “= etn en : . o.. e _ F. y - ' hs — ye . | “wy ) Tr Se . ; ‘ i ¥. SZ | » ; ni Vi rede ; . ' - i : ; . " housework: . : ' hub . 2 | : ’ . are — . — ‘ . & : : -, . ‘ See “en ata , , , ~ - high-claaw on need app! — =r © t . : oe: . ‘ : ’ SCRWRAS conde ee ao) RS uto su trade: to han ne .. On! _ fuall asurir we ad? southern States; | be able ed. Appl SAL, that inda red yu or "~~ or ears \. : ; emily mn institu 7 le ° . orki's portunity fo if man: state | Ye ance desirable men: state y your qua!- : Louis st.. New Orie WOLFF'S ee tion. Apply ndustrial Home, 56 sien Hows) Omnis ; ; re Ws “+ " fi, rr . " , ' - ‘ : . . + . ‘ ‘ . . : , ' Oy . matic ’ OX “ DL sek Oe &. , : [RL—oOr ' make herself * _ ime THAAD - « : : . aa th | 7 : . » oo . ° a . — “~ - , oT EP ee . : . - . ~ " ’ —-- - . . Dept 4s0 Louiayi!le ‘ke . - : ; —— ~ \ | EN\ \N ; | adie . is KE: KE ni 2 . AL ES SM. aN \W asn ’ TO . . : Ss a) o. ine, - : ’ _? . ” $80 roep 2 bit ee ae nee r — Men “who are huat! ers on vig TF ~~" aa ~ vo ir : ™ Z 4 ~ ‘ ‘ a 4é . A - - : re : ; : : “i me “ ’ i i ] ° : “ . . ee - | . am ~- = 2 3 = ‘> ith furn) hes PreLosit: on Locomia. Hear d ~ ety —s | . = we ar T Y . . , ‘ . : = - ' . 4 oY J : y . LOoOod e nanee : ‘ (t ‘ ™ r? . | °> ; ~ _— = ' "Ouse vork: go00d 4 __ aaniat ; Vv Patenic | Sascline vaporizer w, te for : f 1. , l c —— ' — : ; —e ao rpnerian , —— - / ne : » [S41 6u3 Lee _ ; Stransky Vaporizer «. . Pox . | -+de ~ n~ a we - men | _—_"—eeeo- —_— sO REA! rear a i” a. Thea, ; : ~ po Lc ¢ Cries mt : yp. @ ' Fy ehata . m Ps ~ Ho} oe) eee c Dower : rT) ‘ . 7 a , SALESMAN . i] l vs I 0) r _ os ~ J i si ‘ #] toe | . , . ec Ul . rt. a” a {) iis ' - , ictie oF ey “7 : n ' ; a c la on Sey salear en: ‘*e SAI Ff s \/ kL \ \\ \\ | ET) : . ) -_ Daas . ; : , . - ° [el ee) eee “ . . ad ; . nu "i arce 2 On; ' ' ’ « « ’ } - ‘ 4 . ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 - . . . aay . ales on whe “an close Orders ad - : : , : , : rae ‘te for 1 Se len LOWISIana i 7 expe i - " ; os sll alte ‘ ve , RBERM LID VM ai be "? : - ’ ‘Pep ; : = (# yy ry ‘Pell ae rn » Beason is right for big ma: ‘hom ‘a « =. . . plddeiaanall > ow ; — oe amc = = — — . So ae . to 45 N Broad wa \ : . " - . ' ii* ec . aa): ' : : Al ri ~ ei SALPx Ma X—-Side line. low priced it: afr ; en ® j ; ‘y “uit ey OUses in Suto tires: se!! dealers only Write Cen. P in > ' territo - per ri tuap ‘Eesipment Co., 1308 south Michigan | . aa] enth drawing | Post Dispat erties a mn ” risieoms ¥ ontht = +. / hate ; ; ~ or “firin Nae : . : : | Pe 1 ofits. — | » - , a . cA tee a City: to sell Blue Ribbo. ", 30O M anis’ Exchang SALESMEN ; needed au eseor —- Rene: mast | SALARY AND L807 CHOUTEAI A\ ~ “iy cust bave experience w ith groce! ’ , =N-— Ente: ma Duel ' vertis , empet . et ’ : lisplay ‘ 0 a box end . I} ishington ie! . : : : ’ . ' oT } 5 “sf ~~ , 4 it re " " . : " , , , ” eee call Sundays or evenings ’ tert tame . hon: Furry . eo ~~ mle ' inance in nals 4 ae « OMISSION “ | ~ acs . ply rh US@ ¢ xX pe rienced ope rartors o wchinge Ni 7 Cn. 2 ae —_ salttona ail " " ; : . ; ' y rie saP' t "in j i 4 ‘ » - o he - rrr “ . i] \4 rr " 7 “: - . — me 2 Bis it oo [Ri = . ene EN—Attention’ [ have the thin advertising literature, \ our nan , rugs an iinoleums, i\ a. riage st.. Ne — “9 Mi . siieenen iith — ait pari 0 ety ' : LY F 00eg, Pei penAs 4 ~~ ca Pershing ‘ . line, rural distric: small article sures remarkable sales i"vesticate \.K } ; ; ‘ ~ t i casi ‘ - . cc. ~ erst ~~ = OM Hor “ ~ - tion: free sample large comma. Mire -_ Deowk 681 Minneapolis MI ' ae CM pioyr PN ee "7 nee } ‘ : ~ =, | ; ie ’ : Must ha ve suecessful . - ‘+ ~ j © , ; ’ , [ iAR [ AKE R: ’ rr . . .* ! sj 3 it — Sri trke ——owd PY & off : = tae n~ = neem (sranc iv Morgan. _|' BALESMAN—To act if }o0Der for | won- os ILAPER STORES Ri . —— Reta! hardware anc : Gerftuli new soft , Voonshine ° : neo ; ftw , Fe >> 7 We o : . + + ) . . a Pe ett Ri —eneral >. Witther @ardware an? Con. keas solid in Denver two dave on + nington ; : ar ‘ rm: one model At ny more as specialtv sales- vee berne, 3: Russell | aClOory IS convenient to Park — — q FGI Boe Supply Co... 2346- 48 North ! ; market Rig seile sieady repeats: terr' - iv I ler le | . eee Pp —e ee mop (‘amnt Tr . GikRLa' : in tliteh Seheol He SB ficial lh od tory tre Me iutted 191° = Tera, : te . re ry i“)y zo neu + a ‘ mi! ions Oo My! ‘ I : lan —an v line Want ; “> a3 pe ; ohare : OTTL EY] (TY. | Ow’ er (roy . \Man- in : ThF : ; oye} xeod Wages. e liaghe ‘ N—dOn!v first class need apply Denver ; ; 3s : ent , : e aed : ’ ce le } ed . is: ~ = Hester ine] Bells -fTont 2 ne oat ‘ ’ —T ee 4 Hest spy mi 12 Monday, Con. SALESHOARD aj bs MEN—Sideline ne " ettenen “wo . ee a a mpies GW consumers big man to work In City ~ seligreresgn eR. I , be — al ry Whit ‘e for en and help -@ lv « % O23 Clarendun a\ Neo —*: estadiiehed territory make bix "ye ; unt no experience or P a .- "Ea heey at ' rat o-) ime: r 27 Kins iry let fleor r | rr eae rt ur - mee IT) on? army inless A. = os ~~A . - ‘ " ta! ' ——- ry ye rtitabie and desirable of : Louis exclusively. : 4 — | Pe : oe (4) q ; . =; \ gag aggre meg ea you have esta biis ra *t. Louis Nov. saad ne. a woe wee orl elusive rritor A ' supe TOR > “anh 18 [LOCO rE Dit sD . ta , ey * — of mpegs in wears jane, tesie need. | 9 . 706 Odd Fellows’ Bidz.. 8. Lou's . rroceries. pals | and willing to pay Ath « omen > poly un yoo , or and eset eee Bis TS RaGIR > on Work wereeo ie record of three years or hae | a3 ‘.,Dept. of ‘Agr.: 4 PELLERS ‘per week. Call Mandae ican’ Ga. a r? . if . Meta fh act quick Bear Mfg. SALESMEN—Mor line siavie ls 88 : | us : rivet is r n . . : epi A “ i jes. sat ats ot - | ~ ; : 0 a what aq big man Is : ' : : . en. on ot = my n y paid - 3 - } | Lt - : | hs | ‘ , , , oO! - — : - he weet sang’ da? 9 ¢ Si haar os S & aoe Ee menere eS Erarkiin st. Chicag & Beewe Ce. chet ae | worth. Unlimited op- , -- re ; ilian, n Box E-292, Post-Dispatch" re for waihine ch 3 Mrs “W Meyer, > | SarceatTee ee oe ee MOOS Be) Ceeen Williams Cheney eee, ee SEWING. MACHING “Sila portunities for advance- shopneeded by all merchants. Box E-| im own handwriting: mete cotignAdcreae | ots ne oeien” ; en f a ~: ow aa : on ment with th largest sf) | mi ose 3 . veek Box che [ o A evge 7 | es | te , ' . j HOUSEGIRI— Ww nee. ‘ae line .f iadies’ ha : on city trade | ° ALESM EN—Four men “a mtn ind mere , ™ . A r exe ' 7 ton a nmnis — “ 7 _ eR a in aro er eunes b : "41 Marvarc abu territery (outside St. Lou! >. o ¥ , u cer - | i agen fo really * le “* =r - akis institution of s — r rredd on! thos oking for IRL » ¢ or nust be « ; How SEI RIL—— WW hy _ ene gtentidentin! Box [10 Post b wit! be month! hustiers make mo: , . i}. e , none ~ a oe a Sao : g15 > - 4 ‘ r ‘ kind EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES AND mad ’ ey " : 4 L : ; ———— Post-Dtmpateh App he = ed anvil ~— onead bes Pt rns cae” aie ane ; : a i experience no! essen’ ia! ldress warty Lire! isi 7T ol? | . " : Sr | >? — ’ ela , ¢ ~ * ' RADE SCH y Mi, 4°00) Sha v d eye on ° a [_~ 4 : - ory oon for auto Eeeery references, W. Winden 70 Sch @ Blas ' tudy a " oir om fin An lly a nd other : OOLS , RP “Tr ror general housew — ; Tent aetmont; ame ' ev uto owner if in need of. Davten. ) SLE oy eetabiished manufacturer ag Fe T. For appoi call Rox ©-] Post-Disva: g 7 7 m the S awest. oe L35 mont! " COMPTOMET ES PER GT r mene "aoe | 4244 P me J poo Etnt _— == _— : ~ nie of tien s bade ket b ' ' : : . Give record. references . } - . , . = = , er , ™ . OPERATORS : re ; : , : HOUSBGIRI — ete peal Nekare, of. a ae Ours omm iss! . > ()} ) weekly —_—s ac; a] | : as Cine ae | ‘nig ae arn baird , | Rw Ure work high grate vUeta. Ulenetia an! . : Llerritor:s " - . : - A a* ‘ le . ished we , ~ . : >) " a nd Saiarv expected. . . - ‘. 7 ti. Sat . : " : : iy . ": , ‘ - : 7 : free leer ry. eae commission basis. Bex L. a) ts ' “ Wants several] high vrace “ye © poration, JO% Minor | .. Kan All applications eon. * | ee | “ bene en ' : . } , . ira! ryt S000) her — ~~ vy . are ° ser c 1essee ‘ ~ “ , ‘ highway ___ ae ' patent. ekpect ed) ; ; ’ h , " MiicKiv ; Michigan a c fre. ‘rie teday Chartes W Morey. 4 — ; ; = ; * " pen ia > tor. 1633 . K—Woman ¢ ee - . . for general Rousework; » + 6 i Chicage Tech Bidg.. Chicago. Oe : ook, itn = rear | aundry in family ee / Der month. ral stores. side beys everails: | “peat orders : “incinnati «) : w Moh ——4 OO] {@) FAMOUS-BARR co.

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. ‘SUNDAY, wits. -_- 107 6 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewinz Machinez, Machinery, Boats and | Lazaches, and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads today. POST. DIAPATCH 158. ee tence —_——— a a | 2 welp WANTED—womeEN. GIRLS, HELP w _—_ OMEN. GIRLS , ANTED—WOMEN. GIRLS HELP WANTED—WOMEN. GIRLS HELP WANTED—WOMEN. GIRLS HELP WANTED— WOMEN. GIRLS CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. ———- a feted ). to solicit orders ‘for Okeb — : housework. Cathoile : ec- HOULSEGIRL—For er | the we minster pl ibe wr sic "Btore 425 a «+ music. West | S-reem. anattene Ly — meeers; eee: LIFE Mi DEL— ~——Sl per hour r. Apply Art NU RSE—E x per! jenced white for two sma!! SKIRTMAKER— iecunatina ; : s4: ee | ied Musi : aney_ ev. 1) / Washington. Forest 6614 . . schoo!. Skinker and Linde! (ce) children; willing to leave city during sum- Baliviere, Dariine Shop _c only. 258 | — CHECK WR iTER—Todd pink top protecto- | PLUMBING an@ heating 1 supp! tes sold direct : owt Ff nurse. S50; : —e—=TO ce’ on middies nd childrer’s HOU SEGIRI. = , ' M. ATDS— Exper ie nced ADDI’ t linen roor rT er; references require a Box E-327. P _—D ae es Pp - . ~ vindinoati ¥y Oo . ‘ eeegagy 7 a eTraph here : sah Trier 2006 — i? at wholesale ‘coe: 30 to per cent sa. eryiand., a f . also aA presser ; a Pa.y; steady Cook: fn a hs _ “i nous ‘work B00 M arviand Hote! Nth and T° ; i@z) OPE | ATC RS WANTE | : ’ c . ERAT ORS—Si Aly rk er opp] _ ‘ o- 2 : _ - a “ai : ae CINDERS ‘, vered ~ a _— of city ing cr bath roorn outf? “. Boy et ta. lave Of adul:s: kood wages m. H. Underberger, 615 N. wid t., °c Forest 2904W’ or Sian s TEe: off at 7. a7 \ID—For upstairs and dining room we aie S ) wom ee at e. Susman-Weiss (: ah cathdidiacas “tends al aa Sidney 24303. Victor 1848R (c)| teres, kicchen sinks, all other plumbing aid . ie) A. in \. King’s highwa Avply 4: L445 OMcPbe ——- eg era oe . Experienced on power machines, to work! -.— 22 ° Wash ington av, oth floor referred Aaeter Sue ‘Mil Server |i IDER P \ -Must | . a | aa mpteria’, Deempe snipment. Sem & : housedresses an aprons. Apply FOREST SJ OTTE aa need on fan va rment r ae Sat y aie Serve >F R - + at tee in ty con- complete stock : the oniy Louse selling u , . je Se aan arene oie ee a ncay, os. hiti« ail @ ontgomery. | Gate, gvaranteed material wholesale . sw co + in weekly installments to honest Write for catalogue. ets FC Piurnbding i ©) r 2 — . = — a HOU SEGIHI roam “11 at . CUNng. Whit 8) . : nN 7 r general housework: good cook; | housework and plain cooking’ family th MAJD—White, for dining reom and upstairs } ¢ SITY MFG. CO. 1627 Washington. (eat poh Sapo, t ~0 sr ! E. 56. Pos* LD) ‘Spat ‘ b o: ; “* wl ri " . ' f4 mnilies send postal solomon, Titra and Heating Supply Co.. 1117 Chestnu: {cto . ali " a ion, é; ly of two, r ‘ference ‘es required. Apply ' 2 710 ij imit (al 52 ork Forest . — a ° sy evening or Monday. 414 N. hal gl _ he : abany O845 st a > work. 41489 Lin. | «*Benda) »S eR a aren. | HOU SEGIRL—For genera! housework - arma |] ' . ~ “] — a ie : k ning room ‘O} ERATORS -— — ()n bungalow | SPOTTER—Anda ‘(resser — ar , SALES O It : “7 _poe—y | ite nitle. ane!) womly: po laundry; $45. 6350 Water rk: refeernce 633 Pershing. _ ladies’ garment: ate, vages ecte WOMEN WANT es ae — — one cee housework: ost, eesrienced white ——¥ ey — Cabany 4530J (cl) AID—And waitre otel experience. 914 | aprons. QU EEN U NDER- | Box E-396. Post- pateh : a = ED CREAM SEPARATOR—Brand-wew King; , POOL TARLES—3; at “once. ‘182 28 s. % ec : , , © vne : ‘ ‘ ‘ eye Y > rte — ‘ES LA bY—L, Ving ort? : ; . 0 oe ‘’ r ia. » mWVE “a x Wired. Cail | purecgiri to assist with housework ; refer- HOU SEGIRI —Young vhite. for house and —— . - a W EAR MF G.., v2 N. jd st. SPOT TE R—E X De ‘nce anc) : tntt Lor ; © ‘aood aa, me... s ~ AR ; Pur CORN MAC HINE-—Butter- Kist | _pract i Wage et) “4 ences. a ene $313 “ tet, work Forest 6495: 5290 M. or genera! work; reference, ' ——— - — ments; stead} c am age ‘all SALES Ahi ee peer apes AM SEPARATOR—Medium | #! pet cally new: very cheap 1208 Linden et. fees ages: ihe « Outside ¥. —sterira! wool one who ha« had aaa’ . nineter Ti ‘all M . lane “Gs 4: ; orest Park b! Op E R A TORS or writ ] ri} live +s nt?) — : . ‘ *?T) ; | ia4i cours F ' nd tier S25 % 20 ¢ : tee X «pt Port ORN AND "p Ee ANT’ T MAC HINE. we Grand L 4 ral hic " “ ork . = | mus SEt) i ki,——-F rT gener: pUusewOork ; a AG A ; , erie e; *¥ fire«t yor ar j dir Ee xperienc d chin o p at - on ell a cvrT TE R & 5. eats . onennimaall Be fret en. ees Bre floor. 4082 Meche ir BO”. 17 5 en vl “ relephone | all parts of i wa cents. = ne Ae ata ee ments aning and Lig) tp Mapes | ‘ble for obiie, caver r Morris p = Ty - “ 3 me SUS Mar i; : : pen Ox PS . . 2 lair : arts lace. — ye 9 oF tein s er usT -—Hanod power afc eed. ne 4459 Washing fet ta%.. ei HOU SEGIRL—White. genera! eq of aenene w hit for house ane ( [" RL EE. CL ( YT HING ( (). STARCHERS—E rien Alal ADILE: [xperienced preferred. °309 * r seat 0055 Idaho. grinder: $8.50 each. 1915 Warren ———--— 'c) ; office work: one > Spartinent; 3 grownups; call Monday. 5537 g n work. "West: oreland p! 1001 Washington a\ Wirth Laundry ¢‘ 3319 “Mar t st. (c) ——— cra ‘TAL CHAIH—Capinet. fountain cuspl-| PRINTING PRESS—Hand power; perfe nd help with _ boy Use. ' writer and answer : w aterman, first floor east Cabany 444. ic) me eS Refer , equired. yp E - ~TK Ni OGRAPHER—A, Er — VESLADY Millines peri Corr sre. racket and vulcanizer Sidney order; very cheap Jul4 Easton ment Levitt, Tle 4 | = Ws per week. Apply re : , HOC SHGIRL-—General housework - owe ipstairs maid: white: {) RATORS—Experienced On 162 Locust. room La wi. Hien: pondence nfider al ,Ox -343. P.-D )o4*?J iE ARS ‘eon a t RADIATOR — Flot- water radiator and hot —— ~ ‘cy : 4 ~o., v Ss an ad - am, ¥ " refer nce ' ’ > ’ ‘ c*) y - - . > . " ‘ 1) Lx rT ald ~— T nt ue d lis, lressed as la- : “ : ——- enacting : i) | aor. Cotent 1617, 0 = PSSA Bas E28 ‘Pou Dispatch union-made work pants; steady | STUNOGRAPHER— Experienced, must be SALESLAD ESWC SL 3 dies. $26 each. Tyler 3038M | ates tant Bester, Cal apes 2aees! ®: go home r — SS —— ell ott Hows : : — pa titi - ) es Cree «a ee = Worker S09 Henton et meee mae iE D day; ve veies ng | a = —_s E \ OL VERS—38 Colt, 35 Smith & Wersser 5644 lights: ’ ean sell our coffee and food prod. JUSHGIRL—Experienced. general house- . - ise and dining _ $40; stnat! work. TEXTILE PRODI CTS | ste NOGRAP HE wate ook) ~~ lewhberrw Tarn try, steady work. 4543 DOOKS—Two single, 1 glidmg, 2 sinks, auto; 25 Colt automatic, Sunday. 3939 Waa _ oe | ; telephone; we will train and par work; couple: good pay. 4211 Westminster famil: : : shin tty OR. ~~ . > one with r: sta ce “ . ' nm aon eb STF ages Pace % a oll container. Forest 614J rat ne ington bil. . boure; white: home 3 oeginvers who MF G. ¢ Q., Park av. and Dolman. ary expected. 13 x 142 Post. Dis ce) | ES LADY pong rienced in ‘ighborhood DOME—Large kas and electric; beautiful ROAD and railroad maps. all parte of ar - | 2 ae ry roo & tr, . for ws on " ” prefer o living near dome: cheap. 2D06A € Glasgow. S.. at Foster's, 410 Washington. (e8" family of 12 : “? - ; . have the ability to earn rl fir west > . at avpiy Vnloag ; while they learn Edibie Supply Co » “O84 Hi rv Oh GI tL—Whit for t ouse w“ rk x na MALI M iddie- ‘ white “woman must be > [> 4 OT ~ |) sae 8 4% . . , : . an : , . : —— (hy . neeeeaaaae i eaceeremmreamees eam es : hild refe rences required Ca perien i: $40 month, room and board. O} -ERATORS Ww ANTE ED—E xpe- POE. see's ve ae ’ ae 0 > — Son f King's highway ‘ge over § 1H ORS—? , 1 pop nel ox “marble | . ee in oni — A 16 to 26 fo ligt " mn ] tj 407 ) ; Mena toh ic PO Les slate experien anc salary } +e ete ne na salar B F~.3 > -—> ~ er) finishing tn paccine department; ex ain — melee s ree Le I i coe Ment ot “thaeten ote yeaa ; te TEXTII E PROD MEG ENOGR HER—! lang ra ail nth and 1 rteinatay ns A e chair. letter urease Call Monday or AFES finishing. a zee: also seas With house work. = unnec ary) =i* week to o24;5 W aterina r) > " (e9 SHIT. 4 Siu ie I. . i if Aagk : or e ‘ , nierested Tu in it 3RORS W en minster 1 to 4 ic) | pa lring. Howe Scale Co., S12 oes re | mart: in rep!) age, height, educatiur , fe an i nee and sali woot : E33 en pref ons x tilens ern y ane ; on SEP 22 Boil vl» r quired. 61 and # tae : ae | e: iplos ao Romanhinn HOL Sk. elaltit —w rn mbit ALOU ts j ) — o* . % " ‘ ti ‘iT ni“ 4 iif “ o4 . ( 3x } ar} ay . and Dolman ST. OSt-1 *p t . . ‘ ; | ’ . " ’ >» ' 4 iM tla. 2134. \ hiarr.s xc AL ES “REI AIRE! —t efi tte scales gi . a - i. ‘sind wf work : tt x J - ON. Post- -Dis. oc) aait OSE.» ! ‘ : regi ; : , al itda > . ipst . . ; J : ‘Vv : est 321i > \ > 4 @ - oa . mS j : —— yar ‘ ‘ ’ 2 ° 1 ’ ‘ ' ‘i Aci ~ = % i 4 en — . _ omeemnees ennai - ~ sizes, for sale. St. Suis & ai@ Ceo., 207 ". oy gs werd LEARN A TRADE ee sou Waterman. ss MAID—A nee 7 _ ' OPERATORS — Experienced on and have good retere: ane! . nsas M “"Graullc bashes aa a anees Teneeioes | oe (90) , mii, e ; ; eh - ™ it) s vu HK LW nite. Fr Ulblselai o “Ti 2 4 5 a . ’ 1@1D Ce ] iiy ing -room . t 307) | Slate ypudai Phu tia le I ati i> 2 ; I LI)Y- ‘ ° ; ; T?. Gran . ruer chair, , ss are~ } — ow: well 6 a wel _ fol ne paper box fac- aasist with 5-* ear-old ; ad: 0 Rimini 7 a. maid f must ha e best lined coats B- ; Steady work: - good 71, Post-Disnvatc! : ‘ ; ! —onp | | , ; o. seine n vndit price reasonat le 1990 N Tay- SCALE S—Toledo fan, "as : weighs Be " : ; I . mor Lipa? imity SsUndGa : . ' wo! perience and salary Marsha! | 420. 2226 McCausland. fe) yinnat} . PAaVil a irt : ’ ‘ . . : han Bi os . tory, to nerie’ lS of tim » in finishing de- quired. Apply 5619 Clemens ee Sor: Sey oes pee ae TE ae ~ - t an rt time iearnin t ty ov semen s. ‘ eserence “ee S ON —Ss. ; >» |S GRA PHE R—Capabie O1 posit wo slate ag: @] — —_-—— — -- — Whi for cooking —— om 406 N. 24. S,+ F ny | HOUSEGIRL—General uaewsrk: apart. lav morning at 3° nédeventer pl (el) | Wages. Apply EL Y & W ALKER. en in PHER mt nactenes Stn agp oo Or P, spat. we EQUIPMENT—Complete sausage - v | SCALES—-Trucka, retria@aiere: bow i or P ty rele rent rR: j : — ~ a ment 4 adults: £o hon e nights: refer- |} — VW hi } elther for dining vr" ee Oo Ti j ert al manufact uring CoTT) De . x eT n +” a # ” ’ P — ‘ . , : ; : iring equipment; electrical xrinder au a - —- = Stan: se 6MVINE on South . | ' GIRLS | ence ‘5591 Waterman av., Apt. D ic) : ene’ “work or upstairs work and 16th and Locust | Sts , 4th floor. Me oat Call Mr. Fay 327 Pin Bt. ecr i} ti in wot rt ah _ rtat lon paid aan mid Ph oa ‘ ve 1° 5965 we oo r he oe ~ Beale’ ‘and "Fixture 06. 218 “Locust. te nt - ath, 4 h 1OUSHGIR af ; teh ee ) references. Forest 3450. 33 Fo:t- onday. ' advancement t. prea ad a ae one “sTam > or appointment. (c)) — =. | @ learn shoemaking: those es can Operate! 4 SHGIRL—To assist with housew i cascian . : : n ! tive position; call 8 — — = and downstairs work z machines preferred. 2801 Benton and care of 2 children: 4 rooms: $30 p: : OPERATOR: Attention, CX- | STENOGRAPHER—Must xperienced| t° am. or ¢ 6 p. in- |B 7 NSION. nae fe pair; 30 ft. 6128 Cee; soaker bcale Co ries - - - . >. Ey” ° _ rience fe, Tisoes * ba > . es 4 orm tate } : rres vets 4 Ridge i. (aly ~ —¢ menth: no washing. Benton 1950R ‘ ASSEUSE- xperienced, for Tuesday aft perienced on ladies’ skirts . F am Dy igh Scr mo} era la anufac- . a Wied = a ibany : we oe * N. Broadway. Cent. 2067, Olive ios: ¢ ir] mcern ee rer desit . "ay : |} ? Ty] — We have fas slling ote « . -ELESS COOK ER—Ideal reiess COOReT, tor “115R Titior vers’ che rT) oo not « all on f surroundings. Thure. f; room with private | @RBL—Experienced in packing HOUSEGIRL—Or woman, experienced. fo a ee ee l i k \ , tire | | | ; - . Siog ’ , . »* , oa ~ a ‘Jil Pi ' r) wir é sa 7 a ail ; ; ‘ 4 > »*% .¥ _¥ ; ’ " - ee | ' ¢ sata eA ’ . . ~y . : ‘) good pay and steady work. Ap- ‘ie 1 eee | y Late Ps ae eee. SS ae Sunday. Phone Sidney 284, Victor 924. | SCOOTERS—Have job lots of 15¢ is as . ; " st ~ ; > *#'s o ~ ” : . . . ? c ean. st ‘ sidewalk scooters: will sel Bitress, private family, mee wen at UNION CAP! waters) housework: excellent wages. S661) 7 6) lv FRELICH SUIT SKIRT | : | | *~ : “re : . ’ , , ’ v 4 f + TE ~N , 4 +? > ~ }’y y's | ry | , , ig ~ : yer? if “oe ue } ys , Tv . ba 1 ’ ~ heres ~ Joe :" —- : 00., 321 3?1 N. l4th If « HOUSEGIRL~ , —— - | “ = 7 - ( } a , re = oy _ sta ug | ir es lar j : rv f “9 f one i fain wlay » Se . i = ogy ge } ae . ~~ — ~ 7 a nereetic. cme off GIRS 7 Us LX LS ws LG BS Washing; good position and home for right! with full experienc: ‘auswer. Apviv oi nd ——— Dr "ar — PieNO Wet ke : or O cig ea c , ‘shale one” ne open SN EURNACE sl i Vietor 34961.) got a: 1 25-1 ‘* et * ‘os oor tb. party. Apply ay morning at 9 oclock, Rosenhels ENVELOPE MACHINE Fence given to high school kruduate with Side preferred. Marquardt, ‘S840 S- Jef | RCPS CES wae ae ene wad | ooeng Co. 926 NX: VOth —__ig : sa in ‘ : . . i WO ' -UCK S land- SHOT CUN——aeeree double- rre iwramer- for cits SA ee = ‘ matented article | GET YOUR NAME ON OUR a he ee Oe : . B82¢ Soa sinesi | ~ . , , > . meh HOUSEGIKI Pur gener —— - = — re cet . sall ’ Pe ‘ —— Mm tO wash dishes and 7 d and cooking; 3 in family: $40. 492% 24 Per- wiv > out work, who esale li- . sapere De Baiiviere ay | CLEAN ing av. . ita nolan lesale mu girls on house dresses and} "umber. Box E-291, Post-Dis LESWOMAN ated aa . _ . > ‘Tha Se . i Saas oamatees : seamen — ~ | _ : , r TELEPI! ONE OPErrPp . [> ‘ or hes wn it ih — _— 7 a | , > in Zz in ec} . | ° a AD . ‘“«) ST ad yy Le shy Ws leeter e235 9 : vy ry ~ ry “© rr e} tt ‘ . aqua . rom _ . : ” ; } ; st «'Zes $1 per 100 | “(4 ft. Kop —* nteed to ut as xr q as new; = ToT Jefferson k AD “a me: TOUCREGTI. — ~ae ae ; ent position Box FF 170. = [T). pay. ( ENTR AL (, ARMEN'T : a fu furn ny at Se vue ; oe fie man nfo loo Franklin entra] “61, vrusranieed. 0-2 ait Post Tak Ee PER g INTERESTING ‘ING ali soi. estminst . (ea C).. 90. WwW ash ington. C i M : eyes wer | : \RDEN Hi k STRUP barreis Dr. Swett's reot beer ‘ ‘4 7 “2 “cD a ‘ a ee #6) : . on ‘ s' 4 ys , ——— “1° (or gat lon 1451 Clwu- , ' , ~~? | : \rsi tel ©. 4 Ra take harge ofr mr : WORK A GIRL { AN 1h) WITH. Hat = | ‘(GIR = nite. ‘ rer : fst) ° ye rr . 5 a a a mS ~ iy 2 "T° Le : q , . ; STIA, BAI I . | sl, 2 bk. F ; ‘ = woek niw a ail vy. : rye ail. = tides ws. - — ot. —~ NE Ch W BAR if Mi in V Or ne rAars: ————— —" a ennine seal pose in p+ ny lengths. |\ TOOL CHEST—Water cooler. icebox, swing, VA 42 Mi i Vee doa! SALESLADY Desirable traveling pwsitio all couple or $7 .*) ‘'t be bought any- | gas heaters. books Wuliison. heater, gus work. unt - . es } la ef / e A . J . 4 ow we) USEEGLULS .rTay iz Ti il atout Gresees. drayp = e » — 7 ; , erating. geod opportu OUT INSAURY TO HER 4472 rylend oer: (pope. Xperienced turners @ echelon: an 3 oF jle-: oon S02, PD tc HEALTH HOUS! sbaIRL— tel we whi! : penerai; ‘i: oo ae ee ran If you want to earn trem $20 to $30 per 17 — = organ rr eae vill be vacant April Ore ae eee Se ee tea GE NE RAL HARDWARE AND JOBBING TENNIS NETS—And rackets; cheap. Victor ALSO IMMEDIATE OPENING laundry; good wages. 609 Clara, 3d flo ____1505 Washington @v. highest scale of prices: have steady work . yin = aan a — POLCES ea ee — CO.. 703 Morgan st. (c) | 7 »] r t ru | 2 ~ need q 4 - arte , ’ . , * - y | ~via Cabany 3: 2 2 oS * NEC KW E AR HELP ss Ex eri- and preasant surroundings; come and be | WwW. AITR Es a : ferred: leasin z pe rs onal ty and adaptapil- '\GAS RANGE—Gray enameled cabinet; good | Se for $25. Delco battery. az Aa vi ‘ ’ € etter a ty essent! ment necessary; no condition; very cheap: ‘.: not ying ; 4023 Giasgow. ¥ ex ce -_ we ; lay. Phone Sidney 283, Victor 924R. : blankets. Army ca , Le Anat ce atchermaker and optician; a goo% Tevate , ~ ms . . : het ° tools and tmateriaie with khthes Lat ' re] 1 : a é vre . “ve understand embroide: PAY TO START—411.00 2.) ao | HOU SEGIRI— ¥« Ey RF oon ae eee ment, will find it to their ddvan- “AlN 450 =k an iy . Sth. a . ANT) PRESS—Type, Russian and Enplist. | ghd trial case; a guod chance for begite EMa.t BANG Press. inG 5. ers; a bargai Henry Selle, O31) er, 5 ivr out! NIS PER WEEK k; mmall 3 2 amare it ISHERS NO PIRCE WORK Meyers, 6007 Pershing. Cabany 3357W G Chia: aftacn ene Cohan saers) ai | tage to apply at ELY & WALK- =* TT) 5 eu i s : ii - = ' - r= - : , - Mike " ‘4’ rs . | ¥ wt and cold Sandwiches tenes "S] “KEE Mar “ on 6 ee wee maybe ememrgg en a —s iy Ai’ iS work. Sunday efterncon. 6824 Ca : i 5 Seen — noe | inn nee tabie = carde — “noon. 4000 Flora b p Monday 1632 Frankie somemade Cak« eo mapet _ ” Post-D} ‘ees > as |e ‘ WOMAN—Elderly elp in kftchen: mo: ist have acquaintances among local re.| . With coupling, 18¢ per foot. O. C. Keck-| VACUUM GLEANER. typewriter, baby. = on —" - — Wee : ’ ’ r \? [ ; ai \ 7), If ; rm . ‘yTY at " ke fford! Tr) ; > “~* a & _ . . —— 7 gooa | 4th : ic) ogee me ent; trusses, braces, elastic st@Qkings, so airel. 3733 Wyoming st. ictor : special veriock machines Well-Kalter : 2 week work 'B mm Ton Cafeter! — - ” 2 veyors “tru Bop S17 N\ Grand Take Broadway car to TOO south—then bee > *® accept ted —— = . — . y r y : . — ove ‘ FLlodge e . . - a omnes tway,. after 10 FATOR—Experienced on children’s EXPERIENCED ag ~ J 7 - ys » 7 . ry ) P ‘ eT - ; 7 ‘ : —_ “ . ° . .* ae . *y, . 7’ 7 a . nl ry : r Ye . FRSA Sf oe i : ; : ' ; : =i indard Fha le Co 2 2331 or + oa work; good E MP L oy ES SERV ICE “able: light work: small wage james M Ws . ’ : : ' } } , > : | . 28 : id - a’ , ’ ’ : >? ~~ a he a) 7 VA »\i . ; - . ‘4 t =f ’ t! . I . : a . TI Rt ; : . : _ I ; - 4 DEPARTM EN “ PET “ *. bhe. : é Vwising ehep Weer WAXD SEW ER—Jackoway-Katz Cap m ma familly: fo nd dining (PERATORS—Power n is ence —~ ve V MAN— Expemenced In eut- ‘ ng e7 atior A eer meme ‘> Phone Marshal 1641 . up to $2 per galic e264 ‘Hive street road 1231 _Washington —_ : rk ibera!l es: referen re- irvest hats piton Panama H iwi x “7 es ™ On ore -m~we . te start and ali rails fare pai Interest- : ee —— = 77 iis grade + double the price it is Sandy factory. t20 & : HAT ge ee ret-class "apply _— yuire ‘all C nv. : > Washingtor mE i , rie. gi . ———.. a $02 = tine materials for ladies’ hats | ork aiong offerin pnd oS eS See eee — _ telling for for oa ‘t In on this, as our sUupriy Po . ing o clock Losenhelm etall OUSEMAIL White experienced, irl OPERATORS *xperier on midd _ ree " : Yr ler & ’ _ get a "4 | me p 220A _tacem it be of neat appear ony Sm SPECIALTY HARDWARE CO. 706 %. 7 : : : ; ‘ tt pu re Rn ; Dick ' of W aaehington av. ‘eT ere roe « rie at nie@at good pa e ‘ ¢ as ori A Eee 6 SEE 2 pense: ree custom Pants Harry ares pouty Bice : liox = I 1) . 4° ' Bidg BOUSEGIRi—‘oung, white or colored; as. HOUSEWOMAN—For | general housework | OPERATORS—On gingham dresses; wil!) PRESSE RS — Experienced on | neers ) ATHER PELTING—Quittin restaurant. 4670 Eas- fiet in housework: emall apart: nent: can and AS5/s( 4 ne bomen FO eo and r. : heg nner mn earn good mon: : _— Wi act e 20 » A - ae ; T ‘RE iv a time’ and x iw >> home nights. 6743 Kingsbury, lst floor ee! ee ; an onus p.. iidmaz if house dresses and aprons. WOMEN—You f even disposition | J Mathiason Mfg. Co.. o300 | 3 2d ; ~ Ny » time’ White Sis. emali fam- mM e > ee ‘io! = ‘ ’ ; a ~ . ’ “ss 7a Qo _ : anoing reehege Bs er . aaa LINOLEUM : cuy new, hae — HlOUSEWOMAN—Middie-aged, for general =; ye aE x LOWENBAUM MFG. CO... 23d Ae ay $45 per month 1 ire of ric-a-brac, ete.; must be sold fore : I ebany 2146). _ a hite, for general housework; | }.ousework, plain cooking, washing; clean OPER AT IRS—On boys semniiniatene *-teaainate. Dyin (ld exclusively or $56 if can assit wit! Wednesday; owner lb city. 4473 you the prices are in a grovery. mo laundry. 5140 Cabanne. (c5) place; good home; 2 in family. 4446A hock or Clothing C Co.. 1312 Washington. 5t! and Locust. Stair : iad sewil eS Mad , st-of-t r elmer have seen this ‘“*bird;"’ he stope the * _ bI a me HOUSEGIRL— Young. to assist with i _Chouteau._ — floor : : ’ ; ‘ " eo 3 . M6 ‘ ’P oat Disp: , - = : _— . ‘ ) y - fy . '. ; 7 ‘j ry , HB ps tk ™M ACHIN - for dia ’ : acne - telling you “it can *¢t be bin 5 housework, wool wa , ; no washing. 4201 FPlad av. {(c)! HOUSEWOMAN—For cooking and | house- OPFERATORS—On ladies silk and r ny, | PUPIL NURSES—App!) - 1 ——— -= — : ines Ar ns fountain: eheap 1231 Market et rhe crash = bigh ~~ a your a Le! mas’ 3403R. IRL—General housework; apart- rork; no laundry; country; no objection underwear: steady work pay re | _ 26: 30 S. Grand : WOME N—Ambitious waomer i ene * Ic per line discount ANTEL—Fine oak: side and top mirrors 7 new oe to 60 . — bere: to ow skirts and Ment. 3 tn family = “a bany 66235. ij - S35 month. Write He x JSS, Eu — : Pris . t ‘ . . SEA Ms &rRE a rien ¢ ry nm’ « entif se 2 (Mag ¢ P + . . M AN OuUsS FOR RENT or ne. heart . $) fn my hargain | "4 - ; 7 .° pe buy you . iin hor SOOIRL. —m Der genera! housework rex _—_ AR: - ‘ ‘ a —— ar Locust hes; xo , ed ‘ ’ un ne om t ; = — - : (5? } ir M - 4 I ; ini: aay | vee Va one be y 4 MISC ELLANEOUS FOR SALE . e pa a : ae wit e Ae nny for the ° a : ' mn ag : on . e . . : : ' , ‘ \ . : . . ’ sie ; tee ee - ; = FenerAl housework. Cabany Lie 0144 Waterma » oS net TO} OPT Pe martes waianena - havrir yt he We're out of the higd- 24w _ « Jit’ - ied White: # family; sleet in we pe oe hens , i ond , . SEAM ie - a oO : — . a a rent district. “What the Drummers Sem- = and light sewing. Sy) month wT A UL maclede« ‘ 1 aap a e. nee : ey x ? : : fa Vas ‘ : sis ‘ [ca or tis ; , ‘ Zz , ‘ . OLhes BO means to you. There y erect io — — ar 3 : : if vou Tt % S- ' . fine garments are made by the manufactur ae = Her sr GIRL—For ceneral housework: — LADY—Ti ean jewel: re al and — | . eT rir ‘ , :1) — . = Fa art et ¥ i‘s ere fer dieniay or inodeling purposes fer an: to make herself home 7635 Chipvewa ic) Juniata Y Si sia ale UPELRA’ 2; rx] se! DAT have power ' or 1st and Le us! “z J ' era , , a , lomeont 114d traveling esiesmen, (they are made tic) ; _ in ai. ir machin o ke « e ' re Dp es ee ee :f . { ' t aris : nertte hie ' oods: wv Apply 4850 Page HOUBEGIRL—F or genere! housework; plain LADY— To « for home of business cou merican Petticoat © on Ww, — “4 , adwritinge. 8 Post-1 ron ie ‘ é ta al ist ou howing tne route oe Gan a . ba Gon a ry * “a —- —S aos se Cook: 3 in famiis 4610 Pershing ; 2 boys. 10 and &; 3 rooms; suburbs d 1 fhoor LUICOa cant tak ~ oT A Ni SS oT R ESSES — ~ Experi- ‘ . et mY 71h rr + ery pret od ' very street ndexed and Aa Pray y ‘ : of our ign - umorella tippers, for StF . ~ a a ‘Cabany_ 2562W aus fe t — —_ : . OUNG LADI—Take irs¢ ; ere e] tpaid, Lic. Foster's, 414 of, remes: ‘» day Saturday . HoCRPGIRL— White: *; to assist with house-— ‘som _avieh d future OPERATORS—Experienced ski “adres enced, for drapery work. Ap- partment of large manufacturir : ‘INGi—Patented roller, cheap, 4 | oS eee 42), menee buying capacity: this poticy anadies \ 7 b si ‘Rroa was rr ; Ok. 421" Enr ight ic) LADY ite have 1} posi =r with good uUtLU! aera - . — - eo ary : , . T. “ , - og aaa P ‘ a oun a si} " ‘ Dds ue to gave you money. At) ne you fe to = == .. a ” Ss , young ¥ at rwlic acy experience un a tors os . . me a adh. "7 , ry A AY ° — dhe; > , 7 re oa Te ae : ~ . ~ me y, . t 27 y te ain 40 EE 7 hepnir around” first and ¢ re Ser heusewso HOUSEGIRL—For general housework. also 7 » AP sen Apply 13 298 « *hemi« al B de s) pal . AD Monday ring, 3 ak r. ply ith f loor. J. KEN N ~ gle posted - nd hhone su ‘ } BI PPFAD—Knitt: at rgain. , \I, GRIN] i , Box a. eal aan ae certainly et your ome he - . Starr-Pocras Garment (: : . 4 Post-Dist pis ind a kinds of had tytn — ‘Eee ene ebeter 1241 y TR pe ris ___Baaiert in bakery v ictor 17 e7! l. Al? iksS—Tw 0, neat appeartn ig. for pit easant —— = . —_ mer: he S/ mNS > ARPE T (* OMP. AN a - ; ‘ orth west ‘ Leendi« rrr, " , iNET 1:4 Be ; - Pay lees. Van eventer. MOUMEGIRL—Reliable; apply at once. 452 outside work Apply toda : between 2 ar ‘ PER ATORS—FE x} neec, On cresses, &:80 YOUNG LAI 25-30. a ret: ns " 4 tals aan-onen , ait 2 - ——— —9~y > aaa , yton ~ ther 1 pated Statler finiehe DAY nts t; com war . .rrn nent rT . ; ? nee tran ; ' ou 100) woman, for ae : S Carl Ostberg mdy ¢ Ve G nt. Ce SE - rinds , Bale’ ing or outside work HOU owas ave general housework. Cad- panpy—EWerly, who wishes a good hi 3°23 nate ) EWING (?) _ any , TAL F , Cos wif Edward S&scniineae 4 : table | in . candy store, Lavi ected M1 —biei| i] : 1 . Sw ‘ (road . - AV if =~ ” AT S > 20 py. Om Bive Jey ee Wasim: call Mir veds tH ah LAD! ule ve , ! ' )) INVA \ | . en 6 7 and Fieriesnt. icv) bast sticiecs oy? tt Yami + iet prefer V Oi Fi EN ; . taire work apd ansist | a Sashing: cali Runda S674A She . sim > oe , ' . ape sal Washington ie. IRL —For cit hor sew ork ; a bes \— . ' ' mG ner : a. \\ Mle Ti WV Pit? ‘all ~fF Vy neativ ’ . | ~ MISCELLANEOUS WANTS” cl) _ amily: cool waces, S238 Enrich ie?) a; ae se Hee. es Pe eA” Khas PEs EXPER N EXCED ( t Th) ositions In our .- _ > 3 — bt LELMAUM buys all kinds of tecls, moe- — h . mee “ae ath : al xk 4 : _- ™ = ’ ‘ - . . . y~ 1? 4 : - ere . " ’ ’ . eM ey . . A gover = Si BOCSEGIR L— Wi e «trl for general hou» PT8 -ost-Diapa te! ‘RATORS OX HOUSE DRESSE: TEAI OF Various purl : : WANTED—Gir! D =. 1611, Market; drop os s Sark. S029 Shenandoah. Grand 1975 tc) , ag ee RANE. oe RK APPL IMME work rooms. ographic and elerica Wwol —— rm my : H oil mixed neem, son ; : i , >. 1S ty y dams : H A’ I "Ht "HR Wtd —Second and Box 0-107 ' at 1 lh Py Oe A EE ee oO oem Se ae flovspcini— Y—Wanted to, engage for posi , : D PA Al . : . For neral housework. 5391 LADY an See | me ie mene, 004 ELY NSTEL! A} a Fi . 1 =F or ge strong personalits INT CO ) | ING ‘TH FL Apply Supt.'s Office. permanent INTERNATIONAL et ving : Matt | : 3 omen. Be » . . , . . ' ’ ja } . hp ee ord . ho 2 , RIN(x ULARA Wea _titate kind es oe —— a speaks and un- ' responsibilit lady « Pershing av A on e who can qualify as Rex ©4145. Poeat-Dienetch work in variety _ #416 — —, 4 appearan =~ t-Diepatch. HOUsEGIRL—Or woman, 3 adults. 2430 os good appear 28 and 40 years of age, ‘ LATORS Sixth Floor in Sy oa — —— ollow ; . “ .? . , r oui . a , department. iy hours —_, Grand Sv. sl as SNe { high school eduration, unincun _~ — ’ ck COATS ‘ ie ct 4 = am ~~ ere ; . = 3 y. Keken Co., 2525. . TT nensewert: 3 in farn- og * . lt og he Fm Mao gal ~u rhe ages al bonus. . SCRI GGS- W A ek TS ; 1 ring ess a — ye “plated, — oct chanéel CK ; 7 sc nae . “= oa Oo aL + - * r> ‘ . hn > 4 " 4 «? ° ’ tl s,s . x . ™ . . : » 4 . " 5 ae ’ ry vated . , . p . uf etter an new - —— a oar, 34 peer west. * ee we tatiiéeals ot mes ei al: APBOT JACKET MFG 1110 Was VANDERVOORT- i eli oF | glass be" ae Rew a tur ~ Bat; bres oa aes - ; ’ p—hoout 18 or ema! remils ; de nee commensurate with o tan engton * "ab Ye : ; cout © Hemme iy , . / : ieU ol 48. Main 4550 ‘¢ Plate any \ good a lurhe work. Grand 201 Ww 4 (o : wit j . ty " yusl nese ‘ xi» ’ ( PER \ TT RS RA RN KE +. ry . - ruc - ad . fo" . Rroad ¢ ‘ ms Os a ' = -_ fior SRGin — . eral h uge ®8 ork faim.- bs ve : rit “Maul pplicagyon . 4 . . ; . . . on me . > . 4 \ ; ; wir yi Traut r Oy . seating oe mynd children my ’ tty of —~ — ‘may “ a S208 amd wun 5 ler enme do ot rep! , , eo r machin _ : oF : Pye | 4 e s ’ rs es Yr’ a . . ; | , bh . st Pers , , , : ri) ™ , ’ ‘ | ' ‘Fr oreet abe : 7 $ | - er ay + ames 2 she" SES C SNe e a eas - | —— is if | 1"! AEGIFTER Wtad —le te 300.05 ——— _ ade >} enrta od ' Ch: ms . - rit) WORKER rit eat \ : ’ on y mete : finer and aesgiet hen — : . , ' ; \ 7 VY Wy “4 re :° ’ .4 higher tex lL~I@R. Poat- Depart: h. D-, : “ a “ fie ity Oo — > ( ) ( } ~~ *> \ AIS | a yes = ' . - ’ ° e : . west Eas S05 Waternon eee Some ane wae. | UC NDRESS— White: Mond: 5300 Mu oP EI VTOR ting edge. a CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS D j . AH KEGISTERS Wid —Aag ony Sed ~ ——————— F eee ; motor ‘ . ; . 5 & VV - . yea: poe . —2 - . - pos n — e » ‘ ; \ | . ‘ee O WwrG * ti : r _ +] 4 ‘ a> rice — "TS ho sework and Wie: v ” NDE Sas— White and girl to asist WITS 4 6905 Washington ; , meee ia bie = 6 VEY ANT TRADIN: : ~y . a7 ds oe A A= RS ~é ’ a a hat ‘ : — : os eee p ; “ : - * . ‘ . ad ' HA NDF] | ‘TY i? oer ; —Crystai, | and pelem- 7 J ' ' ; in ; : TF near rar Kiir Main 1463 fee. F.114 oet- Diapa toh eh i) Mre. W. eyer. FSSA Pershing . . | At tae at = Tol aw mio —- a aS i —s cooking: 6 = Se te washing E XPERIENCED OPER ATORS serene. 3217 Lecust ea : | Nea’ appearance, asset » ; ell bl orest _ Fe tet ne LA N ; a yerma Ori e 28 “tw 4 _ » (> E B — } ] Cine : ‘ >. CANVASSE -Experie: ae ri , — , MUG Tat oa - od. sive quality and price a v7 or a Pm . Ar on ene’ Mahe | nion Spec 1a pe rators A he, = ge" wiht : mot ~ . ; , , I tort : —— rphan + oe ) | , ROBE . otha. tS , SOaGTRL hit “tte : : “.Biret-class. for electric wash We have veral good positions f Px - A 4 = bee .\SH , sr , PAN ti——Aay sise °or make: apar' men ment; samal! agri Lat UNDRES "hobane (zbany 48W. Detweenh peren a a a' “VA a — . ' | rs ‘ . AL . * : he wT ies (entre! 1469 are. Piatt. 4542 Force’ Park. _ —_{£8)| 9"h0 and neon. : BRA SHIRT © mall ae = —~. | ' "7 Wash omten 4 3 Market st "'RGIRL— ir woman, assist in general -— rAUNDRY HELP 6 nt W ; a dale ‘td —Alternating cu wri Lae 2 CK hour work 3 adul*e. 575 Vaterman. Vi ant ed ape rie nee . . Trias hine ij — " prs ; - r ' ™ +a - : “ ~ " , ? : ' . . ; tio wert : * an : tre ¢ floor Forest 7T4ROW at PER mor LAUNDRY 1745 SS 18*h , red : “= ge . | : . “ , , ree ' ; | tt mn : " , | : “my ~ Wd —tert air oo endian ris Li . ‘ = ‘ . (wie : +i ; ' : ; ‘S71 Laclede ev.: I : 4 ) iyi ia) « i Ree Peni On tn pe gy ee 2 At tye ee ye al R=: lp er a +. ais a > aed ho Re _ a = oe ee - iRi—fFor genera) housework; two - ; no washing or outside te Laundry Office ( He rk ork “ora bi jo Kae Experiences ' ae | th good — 4 ) 11° e St rs ene: | ipecowors 7 | MODE! TAU ag _— 4 BA! FULLER ‘Ye Lave good positions open Tor sng ai Cass P a a) , | | sie a wt ec . « tly. eiGaey 5 at tita., . Lewt= c x 54 ‘thoor south . WoMAK— As cook rien “ —_—s experienc “dl operators in all ce . ye | cK ’ For 1 hou | ce , “ dustrial 1 it tlanke-Raer . sy a | ORS ‘ ’ ; .* ' ; , ad | ae wares. gees Bencowert : vi joe t and Pres rvis ‘o., 8284 r Kine f P bE RK A TORS pa rtments. I EMA LbE sf tite - “ ! . ' og, , i sit : Ina B highway ) a : % m4 ~ ’ | ' edens Factory is convenient to Pag , proposition. b-40, Post Dts —_ - ~ rr ’ a : , ) pas: var rk LI’ EN - ae a 1M + 4 leg radee _ ' . of € . ‘4 , r- rT -« > , : > , ¢ ° - . ‘ ’ \4 v4 i Beier 4+ COON per month. a “S306 ARocnekecver. ‘King’s nisnway and ——— ARMENT OO. 1319 Washing- We} ston and Taylor car lines patch. (¢) (c: Pine bi. .

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the ee ie on Omg ior ee Me os - a eae o*¢ -og Cy a ST. LOUIS _- 16B POST-DISPATCH. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS _ \AGHINERY Wid. aay Ty tools, mac hipery, a _ @®F 1076 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches, and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads today. APRIL TO Toa, ~ HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE | HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE | HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE | 7 ” €} ; BOOK ( = TE ag - | PURNITURE—The contents of 4-room ~ OKe SAS Hectional price paid for used snowruns | BRASS BED—Like* new. complete; bargain nae - room apartmen rner Union ope ararove . : “fTlil le : ' Jaks . s4sQe . ww: 101I2W and revoivers. Sternberz’s. 800 Fran ~ 3 {c SOLOMON buys tools. . elothing. furniture on perigee valuable. Drop posta! 1307 rket 9 st — - - HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE ISTIgCE CHEST OF DRAWERS—And 4- post bed. 6 chairs, ladder back. ready ¢t dese. 5015 Maple Forest 2766R_ ANTIQUE CABINET—Goiden oak; Ay email bed and lawn imowe: eokuk ATTENTION—Beautiful Quick Meal blue ename!. side oven cas range. nickel- pated NM cheap. “I28 Franklin —_ —- BARBY BE]—4io-carl and high chair, “ta5 6 Bod srs fARt RED—White almost new., 2015 Al- len av.; Sidney 3194M. a a T ‘BUGGY —aAnd sulky Riverside 168J. BABY BUGGY —iv or) 49°70 Southwest a‘ Grane 5° 71W i 7 ic) ~~ 1m BL GGY—Broe mn wil 3839 De ache PEUGGY ara “Teed “S10. 3447 Vir- -- naa _—— — -— — 7 RABY BUGGY—Beautiful. like new, $15 "AS Hamilton. oe > ee 2 ee BABY BUGGY i——(jra v: almost new. reason- abie. SALSA Juniata. ———_ + 2-— RABY BUGGY—Gray reed; new and cheap _iipnesote. 2 sie BUGGY—Almost new: large size: cost new. 1702 N. Grand BARBY BUGGY—White reed. 53°6 Mafrit: 041) av.: Forest 5 p BABY BUGGY—Wicker; $11 ' Ward, 7LIOA Menard BABY pUGGY—Biue reed, aes erib and pad, $6. eT BUGGY— ne oor ¢ BOW LS, PITCHERS and SLOP | | DAVENPORT—And hali runner, 6 yds. long.| argte:, lie news cal! after 7 D. — Delmar 3977L 5318 Bartmer. or Sunday. 3JIZ3A Ciay av. ; ; salen , dining-room; ’ AVENPORT— eather. a! m. teréss. PURNITURE Bedroom and ' OM ; ’ . ee ombineta, $2 50 4 % VE ahOy TL. “Fine . a is + ) gas and oal enone ty no dealers. Appy LEVY BROS ; -_——— , morning. 5375 apie . e . - ; " IDAVE X POR’ T— Mi asion and rockers: a sO Tr —: - . ame r -” i = : - b4TH ST. ameieun 1 other furniture: reasonabdi« J455 4 W is. | FURNITURE—Complete apartm nt, and- | BRASS BED—V ic trola and sewing ma- |! cons nm «\ a | irons, 4 ning room set wi cker rockers. chine 4620 Mafrft , a, | DAVEN Ra = : = Wand — +2 Ea astgate , ze - —~- - , INPO “——Pad, morris air ea Lher ; . - we ms | BRASS BED—China cioser table, Victrola covered ic edo: , pean. - ‘ ‘all today, aves ht RNITURE—Two Spear ps _ and kitchen; on music cabinet. Cabany 5288M ic)! Natural Bridge | \ccount_of husband's . aSOLA V ster. ~ 7 : — —_ 5 n 7 si ictor BRASS BED—Vernis Martin. bed. haby bed’ DAVENETTE—S853 xl rug, i = and ha by crib bargain 52 "S) Page j - «9 hie €% 4 Sunday from 1 to ar RNIT( RE—Ot 3-room flat. $375 cash: for rent; hest references rea: stred; call | l BRAS . ; ron J orines * : , . BRASS BE l>-—Large size cheap 425009 ire ed, 33; springs, 3; : O e _ ser? ; Te * " on y ny - -; — DAVENEFITE SE room hous So i snrignht iday * BR ASS REDS | “oO. + i nol pests: “9 f. ts. 1” rugs three pts rrarr . . ol oo - o ] ; . : -* resses Springs q bed l « ifforobe: almost 1e% | Sunda’ kb \. RNITI RE—Er , mtents of chatrs ; rds ase. chiffonter. dresser and ° N. 25th ° at ate c Sunday Dird «s eve ’ ple d-p/ e dinin ot — - , at a sk WMS. ; { Ce 44 ing Tro an DINING ROOM sl ire + ki z : 2 American walinu Phone Riverside 45° }DINING-ROOM BREAKFAST ROOM SET—Gray saannaled ' louisiana say arte i Aimost new. 4109A Lafayette DINING ROOM ‘SET — 9 vieces early E: — it oa ~~) les\ar worth giieh; fine yndition 0070 Westminster eopase vie 2 be AK y . J s) davenette. DIN NG Rix on SUITE Fu med oak. SOO ; i. = - a - = —— rt 30 ah ‘Kine 6s high 3507 Lucas ic) I RNITUR E—Be cram uite, JO, ASST | . = : ny EN eR “ ua rter Saw er ak rn room sulte, 92, a ' DINING ROOM SUITE—E. E. colonial oak, — “++ $10: ia aa Kossut! BT KF PET adie ioc, SOUARV IDE Stand. ice S115. . Oo7 Lucas ) : ; — a : - be rar) i ‘ T r a ec ey = e — are : st S856 . DINING Sk T—‘s0 den . ‘J . _ ; al new 7 . > ’ " 7. MUPPET- American Wa.inut finish: sam Slot BOOT Laicas a‘ (( : an "snes Ww ~aihinarts ' pie 915 N Re adway a DINING SET—Jacobeat . . I an - ' = he o> ‘ > | " : i BUFFET—China cioset golden oak; daven 3007 Lucas a‘ ette; S15; coal range. 1043 N Vande- pDINING-ROOM iargzge Oar TA hix Rh—» rooms, tel | venter Mian Forest BUF rE ar Atl orown MA HOGAN s Ho DINING -~ROOM ik T ; te .) | Sun nmiuYryy ware Clahes LDuplex 7 . . & fire! ‘ ker used A months otol De Apt. 118 Forest S03 UJ “NGAI A9VW tt L)—— | boas h - Mec Master 4114 Lafavette ( ABINE’ MANT "ELS—J3 fine ar rench bevel mirrors cheat Gari son “ARP ETS—Ha and Stair rug; cheap 4 301 Evane / CARP > T—Stair carpet and Palm st : : . \ . — 68S la “ “ Oo} a T 4 . CARPETS—tas stoves and ranges. Kitchen DEN! ‘ty SEt= —-* - ‘aon ath cabinets, china closets, ranges, sideboar aes Coes, 9S a _ teeta dining tables and hair me ite 2s Ss’: : reckers, sanitary ches, ha! nacks set- LDINING-ROOM SET—H#-] tees, phonograpns., rass ret a ak mission finish = cotton felt and uring *t iton terrace UARIOL: CVSTYtBINE tO SurRigR SOUF ROMS | HINING-ROOM SU! at reasonahle > ‘as! y! tim ar ae née argall ments; delivers a! [ys COU) seresean ay. and see wus “ent: 4703L a 1406 lranalin a\ DINING-ROOM ras . et 5 mew + 4 ‘H AIRS—S mahogany dining room ‘h ' pie@s pP , © $40. 4175 Botanica! —— Ta. : , — G ROOM | CHAIRS—45, lining-room, var! Mn | a fens leather seats. 34374 Tennessee tove. 5160 E CHAIRS—Two, antique, carved, mahogany ING-ROOM living room chairs 2013 North Market. *” 7 Call Monday ic , a CHAIRS—Invalid wheel chairs a MININ Saal elastic stockings. supporters. appar oe ben correcting flat foot. bow legs, Knock kt 1e€ }? x em | } 7 ‘ spinal AY yy etc .j Dawson Ir ——- ‘o 2 DININ®G® ROOM =Tt\ i+. ¢ ’ ‘ LINING-ROOM Oveceola a DINING SE IT—bBest made; for one-third cost 5516 DINING ROOM SUITE—Ni H8Oo4 De Tont: (jrand 1? 6iw valid 8S ‘ OHERR Y ‘Maet—Antious of drawers oa le; natural finish Call before 2 p. m ci agora ‘Sunda’ ’ 1321 Goodfellow : ‘ ‘HIFFOROBE— : "730 Howard ‘ ‘HIFFUROBE—Dark k oak, — 8, iron bed; good condition. SILLA exXas 4&\ CHIFFOROBE AND DRE SSE R——Mahogany like new; bargain; other furniture os yes! Easton CHIFFOROBE—Dining table, buffet, dress form, all in excellent condition. Call o4/7o Vernon ay ddl floor west ‘HIPRS ROBES. rugs, linoleums, gas ! davenette suites, “special prices mann _: 2801 ass “HIF FURUOBES — Dr essere) and wardrobes glass doors, sideboards, extension tabies, chairs. beds: big lot te pick from; thing kept in first-class condition wholesaie to out-of-town dealers and large lots or in carload lots: for cash to anybody at Bros... 3511-13-15 8. 14th st. take Belt line and get ‘aren a'r or ioewer Grove, Beliefontaine and get off on and nd walk » b ~~, west . CHIFFONIE R— Wak, beveled ‘mirror. _ 49 31 Lorre’ ne " “HILD’S CRIB—White enameled: a!s: ' 75 sery chair. 2645A Chippewa s! oI INING- “os W eet [NING > “OM f HiLD’ Ss ~ BED—W hite enameled, eprine jattress;, good condition ; So. 400A Olive 4 : CHINA CLOSET—And “bu iffet: also tabie BED— White; gprings and mattress. 4049; and folding go-cart S41 RA Tennesse _ Nerask BED—2 — springs and mattress, cheay 8709 Windsor pl. Lindel! 34627. = —_ REDS—Twin. one jieather couch: call Aun i* da between 10 and 3. 3679 Lafaveti HeD—Vernis Martin child's bed and mat- tress: like new: high chair. Y300 Rutger REIM—Satin “finish brags: elegaut box epring and silk nitk fee mattress: SO” HOUT Cater KED—spri mattress; extension table. hairs; — ea 1008 S. Sth iskid—-Vernte Marti *%: spring and mat- tress; $20. _ : 4063. Flad. ic) Brass; ful) ‘size: complete; one %, _size e complete; bargain. 5328 Easton. and springs. cheap. S31ZA -_—_— k, North Market. _ wd napa Tacedey stove. (jrafonola rocker, center table, piano, floor lamp. S712 He bert et. £ rd al . fe) ree martin. complete: genuine Par ki cheap 7103 Adame Cabanv *R1 ’ BE —Vernis Ma: ‘tin: spring and mattress; library tabie. ‘all Sunday. NOLS Cleve adn ay. AED V erate Mart! mn: *prings. mattress: $15, round tabie and 4 chairs yr 3844 De! , ‘ar. ae ic} ReEL+—Three-quarter brass bed, complete, sanitary, price $8; sanitary coucb, Ss Ad Abner pi. _ | c) BINGLE, BED—Library table. square exe! sion table, excellent coml range T8725 _Waeehingten seg ~~ nee slightly damaged. sam- 4 wood finish, Vernis Martin lot to pick from; single. ds and orand-new springs one Bh cotton mattresses: will sell at low joes. Levy Bros, 11-13-15 8. l4th aot, D | DAVEN PORT—Hand jsome. “uph sistered * 5625 Chamber- | ; private party i nconlere need not apply ROOM sET— jegent ~ American walnut en Anne, $150 3507 Lucas ay (e) ne ll | HEDROOM &ET—4- piece walnut SO00A Pa av. No dealers (teen av ITE—FElegant mahogany. Lucas. ic) rian iM &i det Fin ° wal car- ) up. Call today. 3050 mar 20M SieT—I vory. almost new, only tee Lafayette r ity. 5 -plece ; with brass bed: no vel aoa Te new, rnahogany lamp, npcker: also lease. Ny; g av.. Apt. 30! sii a ciean walnut; Barly dining-room suite, 9 pleces. 3844 i‘c ) ET—Old-style. walnut; end _ West rine urel pines of 10-room house. 4314 ie) ieee hbeted: $100 spread for aieo all kinds of ether handwork on a Northwestern Art Needle Shope. Waston ic —_— - BU ITK—Queen Anne. 4 eleces. * so Willlam and Mary wanes quite. sooeae ean be arranged. : as (c.36) SUITES—A)most new: beautiful mertca ivery: also Sim ' sulte handsome living-room furniture, elewant vlaver-piano. fine onoeranh, handsome rues. etc.: wen- derful barcuine. Call day or evening, tm- mediately. Owner, 51°7 Cabanne av. (55) BEDROOM ayit ITESB—A Queen Anne in walnut 4 pieces, as has a Rye -w suite: one white pieces, dress! table, chifforette r. These will sold for cash at low prices. Levy Bros. 311-15 8 Se —— $100 yey OUTFIT. 350. fe of bed down, Si a GOLDBERG FURNITURE Co.. 1914. 20-72 Frankitn av. COM) BEDS, $12 9.45 2-inch poets. in vernia martin. SPRINGS. 8° ‘Link at hi COTTON ee a $7. Art ticking. PILLOW a, Oo ‘piles es ° ot the articies above, with BROS.. a : Vath ST. «=. — BEDROOM SUITES — suites, colonial pe- bed. massive ener and qua Come ‘twe auites; cash or 118-114 N. 12th. Mo crn bookcase, desk; ocak. COAL RANGE—$10. Piano rolls. 2561 Vest Hebert Tyier L1SRS ' AL RANGE -—Brid e & WBeach: first-class condition: $25 5367 Theodosia ‘ec eT (, a er oe TT? guid COAL R ANGE—Quick Meal; good conditior i) tit , ry S60. B98BR Enric cheap 2840 ~ ehraska DR . INE R. alnut . om ag "O16 wn low: COAL axeee as good condition; very — Yo cheap 1154 Bayard (c) oe ean R— Mahogany i Ca — Leta , : ) ie! eres hen 7040 F ~ COAL RANGE—Dandy practicalls new RE ER woes ean 64 cheap: call Sunday afternoon. i 508 N SRESSEROI; ry Cali t Sarah ; Sunday Forest 1085 COAL RANGE—Fine Superior, ilke new DRESSER AND Quick Meal cabinet gas range, ‘ike new nahogany, 37! 17] SA Lafayette. ’ DRESSING T AB Li ( ‘OAL RANGE— ‘barter Uak,: het- -water mirrors: La mt connections; good condition; at $18. 4305) HoE SSE R—Ta College. mn. ; t - , tres COAL OIL STOVES—t Little Wonders, for campers; $5 each i491 Chouteau. Olive hi RS oe se - = a mahogany chifforobe ans a RA NGE—Heating stove, rugs. bat- ess, bedstead and spring, refrigerator. pjReESSER > : tor ve ‘ =? ee “ a de | Evi el m1 N L3th oay cl Pe Mg sanitary cou (WAL KR ANGE—Buck Ss like new: cheap riar child’s bed, cheap, S642 5S. Comptom. DHRESSER—Large Sidney 2058" oo tress, Wardrove t COMBINATION RANGE—Bilack in good ford condition: cheap. 3004 Osage DRESSER COMBINATION BOOKCASE— Desk Sl1GINs top: solid walnut: S15 Central PSIZTR COMBINATION RANGE—Good as new; best DRESSER ’ an ] make: S45. Central NSVTK nier: both. $40: mu abin 5483 ‘ ‘OMBINATH ~ RANGE—Blue ename! brand fserre, ve a’ new sample. $1725 1202 8S. Broadwa\ DRESSER—And chiffon also chifforobe (eS ibrary set, gas range, bargal: L04@3 > ‘fe COMBIN ATION RANGE—Biue ena: el: a ¥ WW ? Dr id B I iron; “Charter Oak; nearly new, t > rs Call’ Monday, 1011 Market. ‘ dd Walnut Dressers and Beds COMBLN ATION RANGES—Blue or gray; odd new value, $185 now $135. We carry the ers Ne Meal, Bridge & Beach, Buck's and erfect Beauty combination ranges South End Hardware Co., 2861 Gravois av. COMBINATION RANGES—Gas stoves, hea ere. all kinds and eizes; crowded housefu! ‘ = of furniture; the largest stock we ever had; ™ ay eut Pine cURNITURE—Oak would advise all our country Gealers and 5p posj~.; 2 aw chiffonier city customers if they need goods should Oe Si eee ano Walt rugs, kit come at once; we have the largest stock we wate cna wd. = ever had and shipping is good; a!! railroads ELECTRIC washinz machines, vacuum clean- are loading promptly ; we can ship a carioad ers. new and used; electric _repairing at once; a call will convince you. Lev» Steer’s Evectric Shop. O8sll Easton a\ Bros., 311 13 1S s 14th et Cabany 694 (c99) COOK RANGE—One 6-hole Buck's; firet- PIRELESS weils class condition; good baker; used a short new, wt time; sell cheap. Call any time, I941A South En Maiden Lane. if heot Dine COOK STOVE—And fancy chair. $415 Ore- FOL DIN 1; BE gon — : i be miirr ry COC eee, leather box couch, $10; ike FOLDING BED—Mantel; doubt ° new - S678 ¥ “olaom ae wy ‘ epring al lso “ aashetan 4 3020 Bd itger COUCH—RBlack leather: opens into bed: mat- FOLDIN + BED—Ma! logan’ also iron bed trese fine _condition; cheap Benton JO4AR cheap _ Phon Webster LOGOJ 1a OL ~” : idole a. 2) )) Se _{©) FURNITURE—4116A Finney, between 3 and URNI | ‘URE SAL CROCK—Beautiful, antique. mahogany © A * : sole, mirror below: rare old piece. 51: my FC RNITURE ‘at canaries ad W 7 iN PRO Pare . / ' “t 5 . Re mnie ti . ae NV V id VW ES oe © RTAINS—Tan silk pongee;: 4 pairs, and Fi ir ns reed condit ¥ ire "kk Geor curtains; also pone red rug lamp party ity. 40003 x. ~lst Entir: Stock Reduced 40% : xe LANGAN BROS. 18th and Ww ‘ashington (e73) and other smal! furniture. S31 Westgate PURNI Tt a tents f 3 reoms: Vandevente! ‘ and AY. 4d floor south . ~~ 1128 Sr. IY v) c aon a — - a > “eC RTAIN STRETC HERS— ae 370: | i ~~ e ’ yy : ‘ , . . - ’ ra 4 c ation ail af a «, ry = ; ~agningten. Apt. 20% eo fa ot | i. > on. 6 On I — 4 st alit mulb cry - e ae “eu ma — —_ =- eneat am “on ior 20, am paper ; eet Quality) iberry velour dayr- DAVENET 1'E—Good “ss new; genuine leath M’RNITURE—Contents eo “asa> , Colonial mahogany secretary, © mek $35. 2122 Cherokee ¥ O the we ies - 2 Poons JOGLA nia! mahogany " indsor and ladder-ba: : LAY ENE rTe Bt’ IT [Three anal rugs ar | 28 * @ : - “ : . : — - — — c airs : ser 4 tea nsol t antique oak a runner ASLO Natural Rride ' : . Sui at avery nis ¥ house bookcase, mahogany c: _ table and mir - ’ i“ } . ‘d *) Prenton ‘ ’ DAY ENETTE — reps, complete: ooen Sun sion ie voce ‘ \ et AOR POO necehester ‘ () Al ale. _— hom rose r ’ DANENETTE seET—P wes, oak, with table, FLURNIT! RE 4 11 r¢ m ‘ - = . ‘* GAS RAN -E Q k M - $c ">481 Tt ; ' ; — 1ouse al e Ad LANGE —OQy! eal, 3. pe S ‘ _.. Zh ee EE Tyuesicnvy and Wednesday S138 Cates St. Louis ay . “4 . ic) VAVENETTE—Wurtitzer electric piano, PUPRNITURE—of 3 roon ; : : ‘awe eee ~ | nickel slot; small teehox, 4648 Rosa also aes pie hy 1QOLA = separate; GAS RANGE S——Elevateri side ovens, stand —~— = Td >? iO eu ° AY are srg . ’ a _— ‘es - » DAV ENETTE—Slightly ed. eall Sunda; ri aNITUREWO? 4 + : a an 4 ’ 7 zes argain -ol Pag between Ra nd o"cloc , 2138 Cheroke on « m dn a room s. 1103 Mont- ‘(;,AS P aNGEW a range. We son heater : _-+ SE RR ” ° is line) rr? ) haan’ mee bh ar DAVY ENETTE—Beautifu!l oak. leather cov- FU RNITU FR + 5 _—— mew >i = it 7 ~- —Whit BO Xan Riete ; TY se aq lrnost day Monday; N, oroa d- new. no ’ J61 gE O« »d oe f martin 9127 lick Meal, ~ ‘ ~ in Vande- i¢ ondi- Keiner’s Warehouse. S.ue ovVveu i isii N Mn piete in ic Krood Vande es onier gerator *ioas wv est- lressers, « al prices.”’ Wak ca Dine mahogan: Hig irl also 1739R paintings H445W Hil aa - West 4°°00A 21 EC $419 Park 3737 Orego Sunday Meal range: cheap. ly ey “090 i? ar a] ’ -abany id springs. 559": , ’ = reason pounds; good 59S > 2R. reasonable. 5047 loer. 30 ] S10O3R re , bs - excellent beds x oe er; fine verni s c rea | ~Ondait ore dD. m . t ta ca ti 03 8 Jefferson. Thor elects! in, OS tba. r ll Sunday bookcase. this morning, prove “- 1530 te) SANT. ‘SS: DE LERS NEED WILLIAMS J405 ; S341 1 china 38409 new bargain. . hiffo- 1 rr HOUSEHO LD GOODS — SALE | HOUSEHOLD GOODS FO FOR SALE | HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR § ior Shao This & rayme “" “8s Refrigerators Repaired IRON BE D—Rugs, Saeeek ry __ cheap. Cali Sunday, 4424 Kossuth. Sample refrigerators at low prices; also | IRON BED—Ful!l size; with brass trim- 915 N repair and reline refrigerators. mings. springs included. 4018 Labadie | Breeewer, Main 937. Central 122. (c8Q) IRONING MACHINES. | mirror..$8. 3841 Potomac. ete HORTON | ROP ne TABLE—6 chairs. sideboard; oak cr ROCKING CHAIR—lIvory finish, $4: large 14 Quincy. SIMPLEX ‘RU ee TE Axminster. 3011 Market, rear 1 41324 Ash- Floor sample RUG—Axminster; reasonable s; both fn perfect order and, jand. fully guaranteed for one year. Will demon- | RUG—Blue Brussels, 9xi%, $10. 39104 strate free in your home. P HORTON IRONER: SALE PRICE.$125 00 SIMPLEX IRO Lexington. eet NER: GALE FRICKE CASS 00 | RU en oe CneeD: seaving city SMISSMANS ELECT. CO., 907-909 Pine st.' 4045A McPherson. Olive 5158. Central 708. | RUG—4.6x6; good condition; price $5. - 2929 KITCHEN CABINET—1128 Hickory. S. Compton. _{c) ——— — ——_ a eee KITCHEN CABINET—Oak, roll front. slid- RUG—Laree. ae stove. Call Monday. 21344 ing top; like = a 1266 new; bargain. 5328 Easton. | Harris. Colfax 1260R. ic) KITCHEN BOILER—For gas or stove wa-| RUGS—Oriental; Adam mahogany dining- ter heater; almost new. 3623 Clark. (c) room set; teakwood plants. Cadany 5360 KITCHENETTE call Monday. KITCHEN CA between 1 an « NSILS—China, etc.: | RUGS—Two. in good condition; cheap. Ylo Ss. Compton. fe} N. roadway. EE SS SR Nee ee eee .BINET—White. cheap: call| RU yar Neer . 12x15. $40; runner, 4x 15 vo. m. 3642A Tennessee. 15. $25. 4905 Lindell. Ist fl. west. tc) ; ’ j KITCHEN CA Dresden. RCG—Room size: Axminster: same as new, sell for § S24. 1139 Walton. fe) BINET—Price $20. 5170 | oo He KITC HEN : 7ABINET—1c “ebox, cook | stove. | RUG—Tabies: chairs. bookcase, wardrobe. gas vacuum W ringer, bench, stair 1287 Goodfeil low. Cabany 4 4643 (ce) carpet KIT’ eh A Elliot. |'RUGS—Two; china closet: sid jeboard a and BINET—White enamel: col- mirrors. 2521 N. Grand ay lapsible benealew bed. J607 Botanical. | RUG—Kermansha. 1° «14. $960. : ~ Box O- LAMPS. qc) minndiaiiiliaataine | wot _Post-Dispatch. Tae eae SOS. COMPLETE, ive ' RUGS—Slightly used, ~ renovated: aiso new rugs at wholesale prices. Wagner Bros., Large fountain _gnd good cnsmner. 203 8S. Jefferson av. (c92) LEVY BR aw ree 313 8. 14TH ‘ST. RUGS—75 Axmi inater. velv d Brussels 2 u 2618 ~ LAUN Seconds, 3 gice : put DRY TUBS, 90¢ pee pruxs: drummers’ sa guaranteed not to leak; No. ; RUG—aAxminster. 12x11’.3°’; aimost LEVY $35. Call Sunday, 10 a. -m. to VY BROS., 2018 Palm st.; no deal ers. 313 8. 14TH ST SE RUGS—Two Axminster: almost new: L AWN CHAIR eap. | 915 LEATHER CO S—aAnd rockers; overstocked . $75 “h; ome $30 and one $25; 2 Brus- N. Broadway. (©) | seis, 1 d $6: leaving city. 30104 uC "H—Bookcase. sewing ma- | ‘nine. Victr sla. _Inquire 3001 Arsenal. CGS most .new: beautiful Wilton vei- IBRARY TAI y hw Ue as. LIBR ARY SET— _— eee ee le sities +L, E— Mahogany, $25: dress- vet Axminsters, Diayer-piano., ton, vel- ing table, $25; chifforobe, $30. 3507 | ‘aph, bedaeeen dining room and ving (c) furniture cheap; immediatel; . OS Duofold, 3 chairs and ta-| —c®0a@nne av le: perfect condition $405 Shenandoah RUGSsS—d3s3, each YxlZ: green wilton: $35; Grand S172M: iB RARY _SE and otn 487 Apartment . 4. (eo)! blue Axminster, $290: genuine Teprac, An- or - gio-Persian design. throw rue to match; neon ' dison machine ba ~Mission ion: Edison 1 achine ookoy wl Re vir yet linen fringed: alm ost | mous ‘ oes ow. : ¢ ee rmifirs : iv furniture. ns new; th h $110; must sell Benton 17 /RU G Sa at S: smal! rocker 5 line- IBRARY TABLE—Beautitul. leum. 4422 Ashland. |\Ae Giverviiie ‘ (COS) S200 RAR Y SET—At a bargain; real fine mis- large massive library table, % Lr Vv: | iner's Warehouse, 1211 N.!| SETTEES—Lace curtains and drapes; lot Ke r al SOLEt Ma—Kit 3EBZOA Towa LINOLEt Mi—t t814 Page. LIVING-ROOM-_ and tapestry, LIN ING-R¢ stony ar 5 fu rw een 1 ati SANITARY COUCH—With pad. almost new Ann m av. a ies SANITARY Pr «6©GOU ‘ ‘H—Pad and Orienta! cker: fine for office: at a cover; algo linoleum. 2870A Texas ° . _=- new. cost S73: se ‘¢) oF Re and men’s clothes: other ar good condition. | _tic! 40°20 Humphrey. | pe BOARD AND TABLE— 25 OO yards: new. 75c a yard ' SIDEBOARD—Refrigerator; © Z ieaed "oon solide: at ach ‘ab e. a pine ine and silk velour; almost new; elegant She . ¢ nando: ih floor lamr sacrifice 9047 North "Market ae LIVING-ROOM ; 1901 , “seabeie. ee. a ae and connected, $18 up: others as low as, . tak as - LIVING-ROOM ni 6S. divan al | jamp. 593 floor east ING-BRBOOM aie - : — es STOV ES _— Renewed “Quick lk Meal and other SULT E—Mahogany ta bie, standard makes: Al condition: delivered $8 Prosser’s. 3220 Olive st (c6” SULTE—Must sacrifice; a STROLLER—Ivory reed: leatherette top. ’ piece arnt tile , ke Tr: e cane eng six veeur. a 50. 4041 Ashland av beautiful floor lamp, : at your own price if "LKY—Reed. 2210A Sidvey st. ~~ -—_ + ———_— — ——— ee North Market _ tc) 0 L KY—Aiso walking chair; cheap. 4 239A SET—6-ft. overstuffed tap- St. Louis. a * a nd chair; electric percolator, xv Sead “with top. good condition; 1 Maple av., Martanna : ; enone 4033 Taft av . ic) : aa —_—--— . - - —_— - su d KY —Brow n willow. with leather hood SET — Cane back, Drand- ‘ “all Findell _ 367 5M - ew > pieces, consists of i\T ar MANTEL — earner Cc MANTEL POL . er Tad co aa 1S FY rest | ‘ent condition Indayv $35. Forest 231 long settee; will sell at Ts A BLES— 30 round. and chairs to m nat oe restaurant, 11 N. 6th ‘st. “ _Louis. (7 FURNITURE—Almost new. TaBLE—Walnut extension, $6: 1 iron bed, | ® and mahogany, silk velour. new springs. $6: sma!l buffet. table. ete — venus te also antiques; no dealers. Forest 7008S player-piano phonc h, he : oo . , suites. ruzs. etc.: won- TABLE—Ex tension: beds. e hfna ‘loset immedtatels Owner Quick Ree gas range. ~ desks and all fur- nishin “heap; no dealers A. Cooper, DING BED—With “mirror: v1s Franklin a\ av., sd floor. _ : : ‘heap. 5847A Theodosia VACUUM CLEANER—Hoover special: used Di Ni BED Buffet and a 9 months: $45. Box E- 17 6. Post- Dis hk. , > omens ‘ txt Pann oe ~~ mgue;, writ ing Ess a music Vv ‘ACTUM CLEANE —" range Premier, new {@) only. 5307 Water. VACUUM CLEANE ey must be 15 ~ 53W Maen sold today. 2117 Arsena! CRE SSE S— ew 50-ID., $6; , best tick- v AC ey t" M ae -LEANER—Ro : practical! aS a lell 6507. _ ‘Cc new; latest model. Co! sty ‘444 rTRESSES—Pu ire white felt: best tick- VACUUM © *‘LEANER—Eureka, with attach- aie $8 a0 Tr aN Wagner Sree. =03 6. (283) merits; latest rnodel, Box P- 130, ele = VACUUM CLEANEK—Ohbio electric; cheap: gvod 4153 Grove st. ‘T a " > ._ Sse 6 M Al T RE% pecial cotton VACUUM CLEANE R—Federa!: will sell at felt; any covering. $ where in size; beautiful art _bargain. 4323 Michigan av. a te ; . VACULM CLEANER—Used 4 months; $12 7.45: delivered any- 1110 ‘'N. Taylor. ‘a\ eltyv and county. a On Os Mae tar EANER—Franz-Premier; $15 > ae e ‘Forest al MANNE BROS. FURNITURE $ vacttm CLEANER—Biectric; water-power | washing machine. Grand J32W., 4061 A CO., 5615-21 Delmar. Phone, tratayette. ES ae Pt 645. MIRROR—24x32 VACUUM SWEEPE RS—_New, a wi liance Electric Co., 19 Victoria Blde.. beveled plate: very hand- 8th and id Locust. ee EN SSE i some. 2 316 Ski nker rd. _ Ist floor south. VAC U U7 M Cc ‘LEANERS POV E—3-burner; good condition: eal J6S4 Ii N—Eleetrk mn cost $4¢ eS eS tracks K A Evans ar BARGAINS. I. “Tike 310.00. and rill. beth like new Eureka, 31¢€ ) grill S31 >: sell “both for P rants Pasa So. $14.00. : is 4 . . ee | ve yhnson, Holmes a\ nd ex ina, trk wood Mo ” ‘ a illac . $16. v0 me = and Powers, $7.50 p AKL Hk SET—Mah ogany; in ‘good condi- Zz ( TRIC SALES CO, 1025 N. Grand st - : tion: $20 L49 St. George naition Ss JUM CLEANER SAMPLES. PARLOR SET—5-p ece. ~ | eae good a 2 ‘OHIO-TUEC PARLOR SI ite oal ran harness and Diate - ass An LOR SULT BS $e 231 le we ge joor 7410 V irgin! a ‘ LATEST IMPROVED MODEL ; are ciosing out all our floor samp .es in perfect order and fully Seereewes ae i] 5 Y ehin ‘ while hey E—Hea\ v tr ahogany; PARI AOR Sh T—Jj-plec mahogany: tapestry |: pri (LOR Ss 4 Single be one ean lberta. Sidney SMISSMANS ‘ELEC _ Olive 5 58 - figp e; —— bedroom set; Ww ARDROBE—And icebox 5337 Labadie % one wardrobe. one center ; itary | sou: h and some chairs WARDROBE—Solid oak; wit sell reason- ; : able; geod condition 357 S. Spring ‘ ‘al ‘ fornia a \ ae LOR ST ITE leather mat ‘olfax PARLOR FURNITURE—Solid rosewood set- WARDROBE—Oak: like new, $15. 3726 also davenette and library —eb>raske._ — Beautiful ‘mahogany, ~ gen- : - a& real bargain. 4044 W ARDROBE—RBeautiful glass-door ward- L9L1OM., robe; new kitchen cabinet and 3-piece _Darlor set: all for $50. 4430 Farlin. tee, empire atyle. silk plush; large arm Ww ASHING MACHINE—Water power; cheap chair to match: solid mahogany scroll-back 4328 John av “a art cnair silk tapest ry seat. perfect con- i WASH Raa Wi ater power; $5: ol! cook stove thia lot ie ar wa il to 4 PORCH ‘HAIRS—All new goods; over- ked. 915 | . — ve Af RANGE—Chart lak. S¢ N Beene se leaell . ne * a _18th. — Ww ASH M ~7 HINE—O- -Joy ; cheap. Call Vic- "10 . RANGE—Hrik ize for $75: no dealers. Call _ 92. Os New Ashiand sa at S58 Weetr b See + oad 7 esday at 385 amr 4 5, WASHING MACHINE—Electric perfect _condition; $50. Apply 7338 Louisiana N, Br adway. W ASHER—Electr! c; used twice; sacrifi 1110 N. Taylor & ‘Beac! 42635 'N, 21 a ANGE -—By k’s Call {ter a i m.. r Sn Shea. cabinet style. swinging Sunday 253° RANGE omb SA Mi ssourl av wringer: cheap 41555 Grove . or) good ‘ ondition: ‘ wW ASHER—E lec er! Cc : swingin Pa W ringer. Tn / Sunday. 4406 M ami $75 N. Graed ay RANGE—cCharter Oak: « condition: $15.' WaSHE .—_ Ee lectric: Ther: slightly LLas S&S. 6t) RA NG E—Charter condition: $1' KA Ni} R—su peri Tennessee bargain. Box E-306,. Post-Disvatch. — Oa ik ; water-Dack ; fine WASHER—E! ectric, A-B-C - used few ) J¥83 Delmar 3 a bargain. 2659 Orem on or, good condition. 3730) WASHING MACHINE—Water power, with wringer; wardrobe, rolil-top desk cheap RANGE—Hughes electric. Call 2832 Bas-| Call before 4 on Sunday. 4609 Humophre m at RAN‘ }E—Barga’ ee Le ee aii - ms w WASHING MAC HiINE—Electri: tubs, bo}! n; will sacrifice our beau- er. bench with wringer. lothes hampe! tiful white enamel Quick Mea} coal range, _Grand 4709M a Apply Ss “Cabinet. high-oven: library table. short chair ear, 717_N. Vandeventer. WASHER—Electric, 1900 Cataract, used time; will sacrifice Box E-297 dresser. washstand and Post- LD! spate h Ms se At 4393 Donovan WASHING MACHINES—New and used wa lick w RANGE —Home and oft W apne dA Cabdan RE e RIGE R. ATO like ter power: cheap; motors and wringers re- ©. Harsch & Son, 186 N. I2th st 54” Meal biue combination: ithout water back: call aft- ‘ S000A Magnolia. (c) live 1642. Comfort; sideboard. table. w ASHING MAC HINES—One onty Thor elec- her furniture; cheap. 6176) tric washer: new; never had water fn it vy S081 (Ci! gtore demonstrator: value $175, now $149 R—side tcer; like new: $15 one only Locomotive electric washer: new: 49°7 Nottingham ay never had water in it: used as store demon- strator: value $175. now $08: other pbar- RE PRIGE RATOR—100-10. side icer, $10. | gains in electric washers equally as good 3959 Delmar ;ERATOR—Porcelain lined; 160-10. ty ike oe ~4 RIGERATO tchen ca bin South End Hardware Co.. 2561 Gravois av. ‘R—Crex rug, 6x9: mattress - ~y et. 4933 Washington. Vacuum Cleaners new. Cabany 1933). _ Washing Machine Bargains EPFRIGERATOR—x3 .. 7 tt. high; good ° Rented. $1. Washing machines. copper, as new 9 REFRIGE ah FORMS f all kinds and sizes: guaranteed as Keiner’s Wareh Wyoming. Eden, best Soran in town, sacrifice, t) kein |, Vaeecw = cleaner, perfec t itke new a LOUIS WOLKEN ELECTRI ee isi, Of dee eriee: | 31234 Ohio av. Sidney 2012. Vic tor 1708R. REFRIGERATORS—Small and medium WASHING MACHINES sizes; gas rangewsnd water heater. 5251 RARG FAINS. Paxe tve floor samples. 735 up: terms, $5 REFRIGERA TOR—Automatig. side-icer, AS down, $2.50 per week. 8 bs. capacity; E- aston. like new; rgain. 632 Five Floor Samples, $75.00 up. REFPRIGERATO R—Top icer: 60 nds’ ca- Bure $5 5.90 down, $2. 50 per week pacity: good condition: $11. 1A Ne- CTRIC SALES CO.. 1025 N. Grand. _braska ay. REFRIGERATOR—Side far Wolg_ananna] Washing Machines good condition: reasonaDle. at: av 3A Mat. FLOOR SAMPLES. AT REFRIGERATORS—3 only slightly a Leonard porcelain refrigerators: Greatly Reduced Prices cheap de mot call on Bynday. Phone he. nev 283. Victor sae%. ae Gravois av.ic)| We have several electric washers at close- out prices; each one fully guaranteed for REFRIGERATOR: Leonar @ porcelain re- one year, and free demonstration given in frigerators: 1 fort: floor samp! Hardware Co., Randall and 1 Quick Com-' we" - assortment of used furnit ture and aoe ‘Street and our prices are very ———. $8: washst ands. refri gerator, as 4 roc kers. You can mi . bonding VTi to 23 N.Y ‘an lovee FOR QUIC = ALE Mahogany living-room suite m tapestry davenette. bedroom suite sewing machine, rockers and chairs. 26264 Arkap- | Fas a‘ re i AUCTION TU ESDAY 4 April 12, commencing saie of fine house! Scription must HAST T AUS -TION ~ $100 FURNITU a Fr FOR $i9 ie $10 down places in vou ’ our home new oF owl Secasture: balance itn $100 vided pay SEIGEL- KOPMAN SURNITURE 20M Franklin | Hin ay, ODD F BU PF ETS. age > "Ves? ‘ ’ ever offered: ’ ‘KOPMAN PU RNITURE ¢ Firs well constructed > lS ad e coloni be “ei, and $275. consi = d : Seen reom suite, gas tee chen cabinet, table are thinking of goin and see these out a iothing to look Cash or es M “LVIHILL'S. t1Z -1} ° ae o doors 80" ith © of Pin Te i AU CT LON WwW E DNESDAY : 10 o'clock, cael ae 1 Hotel, 4300 ‘Linde rooms of ened clean rurniehiee 7 ss. ya eae fine hall runners. 100 feet long; good lot dishes, giassware, sil, erware, attresses; fine rugs and car. 4 t. wide curtains, large steam » Cook urn, ¢gs machine, warm aiuminum trays. platform OLIVER HAST AUt ‘TION + CO. La Y iw Ss electric fixtures, lot of mirre goods must be delivered on the Lath {eh ire You a Thrifty Buyers are times we must closely wate: ing power of the dollar. ana if assured of getting the utmest olar in buying furniture. “Pay ( ‘ash in 30, 60 or 90 Days will guarantee vou SAVE AT LEAST 50% pure! se ne you —— from us. A th . time "KOP MAN ar RNITC RE oO call 2200 Franklin im ay. -_—_— WE-SAVE YOU “MONEY _ or terms: 30. 60. 90 days 3g ae Why pay more for your elsewhere? Just received a carignd felt mattresses that We can least 331-3 per cent on, Have ins pianos and victrolas taken , Storage. Also a lot of bedroom suites, enette suites. parior suites. kitchen nets and all other goods needed tn the house We also rent and sei furniture. EDW. 2004 Morgan st. as ne w, bul the aries less; new beginners and house- keepers. too, can save money by looking over these bargains before making purchases; a good oak bed. spring mattress, complete, for $14.85; glass- kitchen cupboard, 5 ; upright $18.25: mre bar- from your and burner gas range. steel range. with warming large davenport. makes «@ full-size bed when open and a large settee when closed. $37: full-size couch, sp any finish suit. leather settees, $8.55: sewing double-door wardrobes. chifforobes, 39.3 Brussels on 1-20; Crex ru; atting rugs. 3 35e yard. A nice 3-room outfit for $147 onivy $10 down a $7.50 per week. edge. $18.80: S-piece parlor suit, ma 7. th, H. Walker Furnitu Co., LL1LF -1119 Leewpst New and Slightry Used Furniture, Bought, Sold and Exchanged in the low-rent district enables us tf — Save you money We are overstocked on household goods of all descriptions. Read the follow! Complete 3-room outfit. ae round extension tables. $18.7 $3.50: davenette suites. $30: mattresses, $3.50 up; $10: matting rugs, 9x12. rugs, S18: new Axmineter rugs. less than forrmeriv: dressers, tables. $25: beds. $8.50: springs. $5: fonie $70: rockers, $4 up: folding beds $5; si: ie oven gas ranges. $25: wardrobes, ‘Morris ehairs, $12: kitchen cabinets, tables. $3.50: refrigerators, $7.50 wu Congoleum ugs. $172: gas ranges. $10 uP, eenter tables, $1.50: davenettes, cial dining room suite, extension tables, é chairs and sideboard, $65: cedar chests, $20; at 25 ner cent off te extensive line of reed and fiber furniture WALKER-ARMSTRONG HO'TSE ER ING co 13206 Olive st. (On Library , _ Olive 4579. _f vent ral "B22 TR. toe FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS. FURNITURE—Nicely furnished flat: secon} floor ean rent flat; no dealers Marvville - NISHEI >» F wy we rooms. complete: 2 reasonable rent. Call 11 to 2, Sunday, > $200 cash. 4724 Delmar bl PURNITU RE—Entire contents of 14-reom Zi high-class boarding house; ideal Weat End * oe ation ; leav ing ery Rox ‘ AS Post- Dis. ee eo "RNISHED APARTMENT—Beautiful phen wo furnished, . rooms, West and End: liture new 3 ionths ago; owner immed! ate ‘Domsessian . Post-Di spatch. for appoimtment: eurtosityv seekers wanter ee — Se HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED -_ —_— AX DIRONS—Carpets, furniture of all scriptions; conients flats, oer ied eash prices; need goods badly; amall lots. Schober, Del. 7985. For de best A NDILRi¢ INS—Carpets. furniture, contents of dwellings, or small icts; get our Bf fore selling. Forest 5075 or Delmar Dennis Bros BABY CARKIAGE £Wtd.—Phone 2327L: ‘BABY § SS SRTGET Wtd.—Must | Forest Hah. VW BEFORE sell ne vour furniture call x0" 20W for best results BEST CASH price paid ‘for ceecondhand fer- niture. Chas. Ginsberg. T0711 shenestas Vietor Jb. »? a prices | fo ail & nde of and tare ya . Levy Bros, , Drones: ” Bell. Olive Ju vs, t} f ‘entra! _ 8594 ae ‘ep? CARP : Ts W Wtd.—-Furniture, all kinds i Schober, Delmar 2985. Forest 3953 CARPETS W W td. —Purni iture or complet nishings ef dwellings. Cail Forest Delmar 3864 Denris Bros. *®ARPETS Wtd.—Furniture of al tions: contents flats, dweliin " Storage, 4729 Easton; Delmar HO40 Tete fore CHIFF ORO! Ev td —Rug dressers, dining ae? en " CHILIYS WHEEL CHAIR Wt a | Affton. Mo.. Route 7 (HILD’S BED ti.—.- High-grade only, 7@ hand nut or wal r finis Sidney 2: 1oJ. -_--—— Ld n deli arp - (e? EGGL Eston sys $5 more for your furai- > ture than any 4060 Easton “WASHING. MAC HINE NE We Molar: net o $ lov. } BATHE SRS—20, 04 000 ihe, pay x a can Coltax § 4 30 : and 70c to $1 for new Montana : calls. Del. a iR BEDS — B prices fe r ok . delivery machine w Pillow Mfg. Co., 1307 i Enidd le st. tral 5614 Olive 411 FU "RNITURE rea room: cash: no dea! ers ‘) 331. Fr LU ‘RNITU RE Wtd.—3 or “4 roon iture private party L adel FL TED ke Wid-—-Will pay $300 ae 3 roome, if flat can be rented. 0-59. P -Dist atch Brae F U "RNITU Riz wed — onten its fiats, dences., hotels ‘ ‘ord moving. and Co.. S751 Easton a anoen) y O97 0 FU RNITU RE wd — ‘arpets and eto large or smal! lots. Frank C. Baker, _Franklin. Bomont 1544. Central 621 FURNITURE Wtd —Old style or en Forest 6057, Delmar 35690) 3404 nut st. FURNITURE Wea —Troop will | bug furniture Just phone Central alt _ - 354 a — = 2 - - URN! rt RE Wed. —Troep wi Dey furniture Juet phone Centra! bol. meat SO4 Sigel FURNITURE Wed —Hadly: all kinds, ‘eal contents fla te, dwell) Storage. 4720 Basten. Cab. 6030. Del. ms o _ Cen- (oO7) | 3U APRIL HOUSEHOLD G FURNITURE | Mi td badly. Riley, 1406 _ 5994. FURNITU CRE wu— flats or dwellings; Rive erside I $1. a] or L FURNITU RE Wtt— fiat or dweilng; Murdoc« Fy Lind it 4009, Fr RNITU RE Wed. heuse furnishings 7. : r sig oe a ‘ EURNIT U RE W feacr nme one R. ats cw SCHOBER, 4450 Page Te sons tae FURNITUR FOREST 50°5 0 Furniture of a d eur bid before sellin DENNIS BR Ft RNIT" RE $s reat ic: $1 1 ; : - ws, »¢ Lal : «oe) . " os t i] HOUSEHOLD highest cash apartments rrolas,. ‘or brac,. pain 3507 Luc P ROSSER _House_ F urn ~ ARE YOU SI Call the largest b janos, Victrolas D (OLDER SEWING Atte? Aes sewing WH pert 4 ‘nlifa x Pye - ALI nakes of sew cccessortes, Singer me Boe Bi Tr ‘TONHOLE at tex ’ sewing machine. “week ee mac work. 15, nm n ‘ay LOVS series 3 SEWING MAC HINE SREWILNGY MACHINE ing eity: bargain. SEWING MAC HINE ‘all today, 3959 SE WING MAC HINE take in old machin SEWING MAI se > as new, 14 rs BREWIN na CHINE $15; sure fine —-_—_ - - : SEWING MACHINE S270] 3617 “Ha BE WING MACHIN BD! lendid@ con tition; SEW: NG M. CHINES eondit tion ; Sly SEWING M. \' HIN] most new S10 = SEWING MAC HINE , barga\: 4543 Ca a aING MACHINE O ive in SEWING MACHIN Hiome. like new. SEWING MACHINE new, $14 Call M SEWING MAC HiNE 144 aston a’ SEWING MACHINE sAaneyv a SEWING M. ACHIN S10 Call ¢ ‘entral SEWING. MACHINE sie oe es Oe ae NO = wing machine make em run Lk one 137 SEWING TT barge Pranklin, SEWING MAé HINE be reasonable: achine. Hox P- 3 SEWING MA‘ HINE 85 21W180 machi r’ Myerson. 974 M Wi MACHINE rnuet be in 150 Irving! SEWING MACHIN $17.50: used Sing 45°17 Easton : SEWING MACHINE Home, $6; Singer. White. SS of; a A ew, $17 50 3A4°70 SEWING MA’ “HINES ani other g¢ ments, tr our specially. ato 4 SEWIN(? MAS LiItNES stitch machines. cornplete | ‘lass sewer: | Chandevaeson and puile’ he Seer at SHOE PATCHING new can be seen ROBISON— Tne do hemat Al PAREL, APPAREL Wid. rate, cregees, Texas Bhiyoing oe, TPPLERRL Wa — pant’. «ees, hats paid: auto ca. s. mar | 2003. __ as Ap AP PA PPAREL Wea— eou.t buy: Eureg l4lo Biddle et.; Of Al P AREL~-25.00 prices iwen wii } bi * d- MRS. J. MILF gerits ait clothing a él Olive 127498 FO BASEBALL SUITE Hrenemann, 5448 KE ar eared « lasey. ‘at... caper cy reasonabd.e 4142. LAYTUING —Peat ht toe sm lafayette COSTUME Apply 10 CKRAVENETTE _ new: bargain. af DOLMAN Hrown SALI4ZA Ws f DRESSES — e si foe im titiem DRESS! 4—Biack Vtce’ is DRES Piack sat ee i4so s. AT2T I DRESSES - sizes O65 ae rhs Bizci,

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‘ Te Pe ai ak on hentai en ~ _— . LOUIS. SUNDAY, APRIL 10. 1921. me 578 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Horses and Vehicles, Store Fixtures, Typewriters and Miscellaneous Wanted « and For Sale Ads today. post. DISPATCH. SEHOLD GOODS WANTE D CLOTHING JEWELRY—WATCHES | ) STAMPS AND COINS | MUS ICAL MUSICAL | - MUSICAL MUSICAL ’ — nl -- ; ITU RE Wtd —Carpets : and stoves: Queene furniture and DIA MOND—Kar um, bi hit LIGHES — stove ’ é mm ol arat, piatinum ue write, ee prices paid for old letters ‘ _ aoe furniture and na E . SE Se CS a . : : wi ; Weer RUMeN Te FOR SALE. “PIANOS AND ORGANS _ wad oad . ts or dwellings: * co a : sae 40, weg” A met redeem; ieaving. Bo x P-l 20. Be ‘lipse Stamp (o.. P / ons. SA X\ HC N E—] meer has ne . > —. = é' 4 rn we nd a PIANOS A AND ORGANS — | = ; : oy . or par tents of | Be 2 Pe st / cs. e pitch prorsmay fo mh opra no, i A. P.2—U sed and shopworn pianos. | ~ “ag -— -—. T : s a : Gitersise 3: 131 3J Lor Lindel £000. MEN'S 8 ‘. ak gpm tailor made waberdi ne DIAM* IND RI! NG Beautiful a, _ kargt, ith Va f Walsh, me georent P , at or dwelling; pay best price: quick SAMPLE_ SUITS—or ge ce Dea ee ‘ -| Eclipse Stamp Co.. Eden. N: = oe Os ntly_ wee. Sy | PHON = i tee 3 | ar yrdor leading makers, very ' is pe i ce | os WE i ade” on ne ten ; We ; | INUGRAPH—Victroia eA e; cost “$ias: te) 5 | ms ; ! io sa, .* -_ ron oe OM Mtl} } : a ment eur ok 7 ' a meee —- = — ~) ~ f _ . - ’ : a¢ ‘ ‘ - Mail 4 XO rH oN . oT v chr > : j , i¢ K Ss ALE FURNITU RE Wd ——Large or small } ts: sHORS—1 a ieees makers high shoes size dia non many - djamond or _Bids ’ , ing ee yns from a orks. ee eee Piao THE ARO AS WO : tl J , ots: 2. t; oo ; sell ” . if wl nds, n B ee ET ae Prienced (teac! best 4 3, TONGRRAPH ean fon tte. | mahogany preps tage needed badly; must have McCausiand. —_— c pe On car 1 4g -kar: $. "as y SOLLECTION — Valuable hectic 4: eS Tile ae ee Phon ou Lin- | PIANO—Schilling “& Sons; full size — leas an half their original pric One | FUOMOGAMAP IE = waieamny capt. : , ; g-— wer n oF = | na a ora t 595 | comet $} . of 000 or 68000 foreign and domest ei ‘ ’ 38 Pendleton : Jake maho al . ~art h ait origin NUGK — 1 : | a , nt of leaving city. — ee - : . = « . : silediied . aes liv €f : ~ > ~ we s q > L? TY : ; , i} a " " : PIAN >— - — 7 . — “ ‘ bop ow . - ~ - acTi ick ew rar , N TI ESDAY : EURNIT LU RE W AN l EID RADI Y ~~ She | Ri: > ~\« «? ia “K suede strap: | .~ B S ob} ‘ urnitul ,0TnON 183° ’ ‘ olsk lo! " a: ~~ a. SS yy thernodiste attacan ents. Tibea st _ = S» 4746 McPhersor 2: A Oli r' St > > Re ; . 2be: & rt ar = mahogany; seli for $95. ' a eanenmee Liberia. lifferen 6D! wen | TAP BRU? . neap. Cail Rive Jaan Hutchinson's piano. 1102 Olive st . > . . . =) J : . . »*) » : > . . - a > ~ s irra’ These should appeal to buyers of strictly automatic stop, mahogany. cost $126, ee!) 10 a ™m.* @ : xtra } a _° pt ca , 9 J arce All descriptions and smal’ » SUIT... - sold ~~ . every de. . contents flats. dwell a small R. CIT—Lady * new sult, size 40 $15: silk mas , 0., 2000 Morgan” SROBER, 4455 Page. Del. 2985. For. 8953. | SUIT—Tan 28. So _ Ste Wesiminstes eens; Se SE ee alee GT . : : ler; chea = ic) ‘ q aaa (®) ' j—~— lan a atin lined; iZe . ice gs a nu — —s rT ning ‘ } ‘ F ‘,eyer , .- . Ae . = actm@an oy ti\ ae oe | t an oenee So ee cae Big A mg al eniniiine YY TRUMBON! King slide lated THE R ‘DOL PH WI Tos ITSER CO.. ee ~'. — Sa. , PFO NOGRAPH—New, medium si2@; ” ence in vo ir home > FL Ie | | L je f- VW AN j rl) : — he ke i. for boy i ’ as ‘ fem . ‘ : ; | 0a! | 7 i} ’ finish. - . b drat ' i } , . ‘ : an ) Olive st. (e682) ~ ‘ pe : ing , " — — ~ lenr Tone - cheap Call Sunday. 3310 re: belance in $100 nf EST ne new. JSSIZA Wyoming aeons «a; -~* ~> — oe vs ash ROOT ; — PIA? Y‘O—t! pr gr to party ‘who can com- PIANOS—uarantee or > used, 390 ltaska , . eas = 50°75 OR “) wt > + TS : aS . : , OF To Ps? : R , = ; 3 4 p al. dut-of-tewn oOuyer sl y 4. FOR 025 OR DELMAR “NA4 SUIT—Tuxedo, size 40, like new , jron | RING—Dian : VIOL Extra fine: will sell at sa Se tonth Lay yO ga a i = i143. es " rHONOGRAPH—Edison diamond disc, like ’ = . ° ° , . . | ™ ‘ _— - te ] 1 na n 3 . : ~ ° . r — piano, 1102 Olive # PIANO AND TALKING MACHINE aes $65: real bargain. Call 2949 De: — "HANGE, 1007-10093 Market rr . - ? very. Furniture of a | Geecriptions wantod yiding } : - 1G te 200 1 At Os , eur bid DENS ’ SRRO fe ge St 7 7 aot ene ' raise mone) Box 0-194, Pos atca. im ay, INTIS BROS.. 1909 Euclid. (e314) * —Iady's; na biue: size 38: reason- RING—Piatit -4 m tainer ne d ver iene ane —- = rae see re 4 a) Size « sOn- i—Piatinum gf } aoa af ; ia. in aw Ae R-P Ni R-note = : F ETS. £6, x FURST" RE pe —~—— adie. 42 48 Juniata st ete $1: 7, wre ‘a ne: reasonable > Beet : TAX : SS-note, Jas lke | pat Avis ic OO) | it NOGRAPH—Beawtiful tone; aimosnst aid. Bensinger, stoves: | SUITS—Ladies, wool jersey. $15, dark THE latest out “Harding Biue —- tid agate. 23¢ Ws wyeN lOLIN—% ; 3 ew] an 335g | PTANO, #185--Wegman; mahogany; | «:“5ic? Caba: A scr ae es teed . r7C 4 lau sin 7 — —— —" - TT — modern ease: excellent order: will PHONOGRAPH—C abinet. style, latest im ) : " | — ih CONROY ’S, 1100 provements, cost $150, sacrifiee, $50. 1: eo er oftered bew if t te years . . ling recoraus., Tht deen eT? ot: 8 carte! : ‘nA uUlly ; Sizes 36 "Ol ire n1 Sructe4:. colonial desigu — and — rome ~ = ; 201% rorest 8 me Tas oni _ guara ed pie ? : oe sage tin ’ u 1} blue velour, large fu don — oO sserman erzoxz. Uak 7%. meer yest oan: ' anton oo n ; in , A ey 1 ? Market «tf ; ; ent used pola year -t aS8t J r -s ve rpnoOoN( “IKAPH—Latest improved, bdeaut:- mode! muet sacrifice recerdsa; bee Dar- al Ses00 +. te CoO., ' rwrk ii ’ = § r 4 or 4 . ' . ° : cneap (“avdvan’ »? Porn rank i. 4 7 inde “16 : : . - ; cA" o : ‘ “we ~ . per nie: Diane amertiens etbatnn - ; nori ; ady’s. tailored, size . . i—*. ewe sls 4 y bO1s. - loli ’ : : SHQ0 W , - a , \ T> ‘ _ * a: ; a : mci vit A d — EH : ) oat , Sg oc . eek n ecust ' STEINBAC! REHER pla jano: | ul ‘ ri | ! he . er week LEHMA.: LA: } ‘ . . THE RUDOLPH WURLITZE ' — wee TT : * “ mw? al iH : ] 7ER ‘ ’ , }’ HONOGR Sw —_ 7 : maho any $750 apartments 2 reside anos ' = rolas. : : 7 © : L . br if Bae ‘oF ‘. lady . ‘ Ze : : ‘ 1 _ ” 7 - - : prac, paintings. etc. Leonor! Auction Co. acre A Po} HENRY HOLTZ _% on. apartment _2 per we thinking of ¢ | PROSSER — ee —n _— — ‘rown. like - r¢ ~~ ’ | , SEVENTI I ‘hone Lindel! - | DV OLLa—_Fo . “ , MH ARIDMA = en -tiieieen oadie wand : . 1006 Olive st. ; eich cacerdn: portent. Gan a ' i oh these ) ‘ ,. ' ava ' rices ee . i’ awr ~~ aa , = ' : . : IN , : ne ; . ae | “mat ae y pr Ss. is very tone L.A ‘h-PIANO—Bar B LIT Comet S008 Ws ahingtor A ‘uP r ; - d : i Ae : > _ _ : | ’ ; ey . > a ; 4 - + / P a ‘ sa : : ‘ a . ch ‘5 ; 4 : , : " : id 7 , - é' a : , - hj ™ , —_ ~ ‘.. ~ - 114 N. 12 : ¥ ———— 4 te an + on pat pine iZ : : — ~ : : Uses ‘* : A here ‘ A ? ' (ye . . , mer tar — ot a . ao he > anaeen o- a) “me ti i’ hit INOGRAPH— New disc: and records; cen or I ~th, . kK t i ” , a : he " +> rr). ‘ er} , : Li 5 i » i ae a ; ©) erm ‘ entra RB .? ‘ *" s —s ’ ‘a! i ridge > ’ : ' a Ff & -« id, Ww 2 ber rPHONOGRALD 1{/——¢ abinet “size: (tanoia . bere > fumed eak; $40; call Monday. J740 & fcr ne ) o'clock, contents. . —_— . lie-—Ladys | a ‘ ‘ , rhe “G er 142 E ; ; hol n iM) > ANT) 9250-— ere » th ™ ‘1 nes mt ' ynderful-ton been Jefferson i i Hote! 4300 Li te ndel! bi. j _. furnishings. braes ARE YOU SEL a ING OUT ever wort ema! fo aD . — 2 ine , ; . ; ' (age oO 7 / | 1 pz re. i ; emis iu . . ; ; * — ' : . ; : hall runners Call the largest buyer r fu ire ics. Bag - : a f OS ‘ wi. ’ iets ra owe , ; - % ' eae _ ' raat ae ou me ae ‘i A ; nos, Victrolas » 9 orde1 o¢ | nic at ; : : — ——— : Ld n orest L1YTIW ‘O! re - . ' call m Uprigh' no u n Oo se ' , y e the gre , ; me ‘ 1 woo a. Se : ws GOLDPERG, Lindel! 6111 ‘e match trouser ¥o a te TENT LAW OFFICE—Hug! ner “Wet | —— — 5 - oak and two mahogany: Sne shat ota: eS staan tnatsement, feo PHONOGRAPH—In first-class condition. a. an table cooking ‘| - — : — its ane , . . _ now ~ met Ftldg . & au ~ s&s ee ~+ et . L. => : : : : ' jit =" rms ; oe 3g “ones ~" : - bargain ‘all Sunday of after & durius — everware bread ee te . ‘ ; ‘we ; : , PA’ on . ‘ - ~~ , . —_ ‘ . : ' : ‘ ‘ ‘ - tr. i LBs be CU : , r > “9 pene ' week at 203A ‘ uth minum trays piatfore SEWING MACHINES ive emont 18: Central 2: ‘ n rovalty ._ Di vill sell State rht , ~ ee "4 —~% ae : , Ane Sunday mornin KIMBALL 1 er-piano 365: oak case,| THE \EOLIAN “o.. 1004 ive «t c&3) | PHONOGRAPH—Console oak, cost $3090: . Y % orTrin LLL . - - ‘;ir* 7 ’ . : : - 4 > , : . r i ris = ‘ . ; . . : hl . + OF . r . = , 4 ptt F re ! i *e] wt , 35. > : : rf ’ ’ l y “ . } lb iis f } ecords, all for rea. iot of mir " Bul eaned : __ . e4er oe seis , : 0 Se act Pons a , . ~ record a me ano Ff . Delivered a the 4th ALL 7 akes sewing m bi repaired , . mode pairing higt a ' ' ’ Am rEN Ts —— AINE John limdon ‘ ; i . \ : ~ a Tt E . 7 , m , a onth! ' ?p L AY ER P ] ANQ. C250 >¢ autiful » « need] money y 4155 Walaa #' a an AUCTION _co, pert Colfax imar 844 . offtm: “ve anand _ i igaor Hig d attorneys 11] tra! bs , . } ening seek, : is F atid ; . mahogany case, excellent value, PHONOGRAPH——34 o ‘sivie, ™ ogar: lhe el) : ~ - ito: ant BA ‘ ~ emchange f6 SS Semen | Ah : F GRAPH—$ ie. ma ¥.. ALL makes of ae ' | ’ ia ; . eT t ys ’ .« ‘ “a h, . hn rs x " , no . ioe } a ‘ ‘ ~ . . _ — - ‘Ty me « " stig { " 4 . 'S nev . bargain. ve large size mac! ine, oe 14 ] oe — > . al " LSO6 A #8 etant ; ‘ ‘eb , ‘ ' 5 : ; 4 eT? } . . 7 > oa " : | ‘ > 4 Wy Li ‘ r. . } x ores atabl Va! if 2 ONR yy . . 1100 with revordé Sou : » AP mend S1LILA N. VabBde . » a’ i Sele | - oe " 2 ¢ . . . ia , , ' ‘ . . Ve P) ™ fm uy! . : . e (pliive ef. venter ' , ‘ » EN at +e ‘ai guarat es . mu -CRER o ap ED on a PHONOGRAPH—V ii tor: golden oak cast, t . B ; - ill 1 with os records, mostfy new a : ‘n 17} ° accessories. ingers ret month! i brit: VB uver? mont SOU6r row oO OT s ‘mews “or ATEN T—COne rae 4) ‘ inventio | QE EO =" e> " « - ‘hie , ‘ . . . rr rd . *" Seas B! TTON HOLE | eee | n : _ I s> ion ee ~ . . : res } ~ . | " ; = a = , ran ) : ; a 10 — nG “he P thee closely. wate! of sewing machine i 23K THE 7 res po it on ene 7. ts ye PLAYER-P! . Aeolian Co i diw« . . n used in very goo yndition a Sey wate ' C | Re .- . ns . ORL MMER onire oe nen cos . rt te | Me — peoaneniin! ai Pen. . ee siumbia. leaving city: a real bargain, $14 : Ketting the utmoeer lwow nk eewinkg m igen nea \ , —— : ~~ fo ~~ Th . oe 3 : ~—- : or re. popuia mu i ] , ies : oS » meee Dia vert nO ; ‘ -_ t! : ZA Ni . Y | liord 1219A Frenkiin a\ lar in buying furniture work, 15, nea: hea li Mo im” & on esi . : . * . — / rye t , " PIA N¢ ny 1 ' pliaver-ptano 3 . f 21 ter: ee : : _ —. —— — ) "iss ean ; , 7 1000 Mar ket st out oe eee taken ft ul ; ge I’. K el. Master ae . , eke “ eg ’ ty on RUDOLPH WURLITZER VV HONOGR. ,PH—B ru nawick: plays al re ' , ——_’ emma nds . Law. La fice. 521-24 nwright | PIA netruction i composi: — FF owen Recerca HER OLP! ‘TRLITZER a. — ee Sve & Z yr at thew bes prize stock Ae . Limyg ; Ae iT se i reading —*, a "inhi i a > 2 . , ; 1006 Olive at. (c@? ; Als ’ ano tuat Is all but terns Ki e EKAMP PIANU CU 2.U ‘Al = +3 | - : human; res player: alue for your 71-23 38. Grand —- ie HONOGRAPH— Reisen. mahegany Sisto, out of bDusine«Ff, , , : Pp ey . : — ater rus ree Bernha 32 ~ - eo j cit vargas % 5 1 ngyY ‘7 ' De . : ‘3 } . : ne , : ; TA . 2. : , i a ; LEA: T /€ ul SeaNG MAG "HIN! —Pertect " . 3‘ - ‘ é . j i‘ ‘ ’ SD . : , as : Uf a¢ i! ' t y J ’ A ’ ethod tie} OU 546 . ? ; - # acteiratiies os : t' a , , a] | TANNED € MPAN like new ost ‘ G05 eitheut rece 73 + “yz a rer? us A es . ; ‘all today, 3U5 ’ Lei: a! : * abe : ; - ‘ . a4 las . , : | , rT i : / > ’ ‘ " ' . ; - ¥ oan : . “ : . ~ ‘ a . . ‘ ' + Pe nep eX 1111 (jylive at AQ) recordus with sate: aoc rift . 4546 Cup- eu im . . isa nd : ng them ul al outs office. 571-27 “riz : . ash >. ines go t rifice: 4d used pl | : _—— = ———s = : +> SEWING } MAC HINE—Elec tric; barga ttle on ae to % . Senee anaes a Ve bh inet 1Pme ie . 1] {—I violin nde ete Fe ah n Sunday. ser ; . ples pl , PURNITERE, © take in old machine new. Si8e rand : NOTICE PHON(WiRAPH—$100 CABINET MaCHIN! =, IN CHINE—Singer drophead; good ' u Nhat e wher : | You {fice of Emrig't Sv. 4175 1 ELLING’ l[ANO—Pertectiy plain, du!! ist received a nplete lit Seeberg WITH 36 SELECTIONS. $50; FAs! SEWING MACHI > - r Your pre netall ti bra ri _ - ee ER rORY t graduate gent viel xO fly ma hogan ase piano good ; elect janos and hestration rms TERMS SHIATTINGER Mt Sic CO... Ott N’l ’ ‘ ark £3 FR ages OB. : rt _ : | il ca new he = real eain: S285 Terms \UTOMATIC P IANO C 262: iwe. 64%)! OLIVE a 25 cash, $8 per mit Jian © 1004 | PIAN®—C hickering, $250; excellent PHONOGRAPH—Latest, largest. moet beau ‘ful $225 style. standard maxe rachin: , 7 : ° ~~ ™ . — - — YOU MONEY as new; $14 8747 Finne) un ate ; ) % 20. 609. ®0 days same ora BEWIN GRAK ~~ [NE—Rouns A mee Sing have in “‘stoz for you hig! a uit ice for seta ae . , a — “sons : \aeore Bi “! 1a’ More for your Lovusehwel. _ 815: ; Gare see. _ 2~ asnit nh. n afford wear ty wr th r ide re ' | . "fuss ng ~Od ever ae ”~ : anus ment fed) 1] ; ith Just received . EEWING NG MAC HIN F—WN:« bre a5 ind rt ine of t stomary one b r T an ea ea - te soma , " onan y ' » , rm ard 12 : +s bs a Thon : oe . ter: an he had 100 Olive t all Si gain 144° North Market 4 c ae taker : ti ° , _* ' r - it : ’ : . me aciurel Wa : a : . j Lis t I q rhe , Bon he thi lot of bedroom suites ta te jendid con dition; $15 iS ag’ =) ti a ‘al sear : 4 , | pare = -— 3 . 3 : " pe . | eeismamesOudk noe Oliv st i : . gate aa oe he nog lor @muites. kite : , Wiv MAC H a sid ger roud c , ine! a . " PATE end r free “oh mt ' on aren tos _ — Ra Prairie . OD ive & a " a. = from $15 up; yo iy choice 0 rune wicks goods needed > oho beeen ptt S10. 3310 Olive ts, a ante & to $3.95: coat juable !nformation for ento : rnet, -Hawalia: ir, ukulei PLAY , \ PLAY TA? ull size, ii nirewerine’ Ra | TO Th Vietrolas and Sonoras; cash or liber) terme ‘ . ; . , SB, ; me : : ) > oe ‘ : “ : 2 , ; t\ " " ae = . . . P ae ' j UV re : : : folding chairs SEWING MAC! HINE—Box-top Sing . | a -t i ee | co 7 tion fo ? ) er 5 Ea 4) ewa . ny case; rich. meow aus CULSAVALUA & WE GLY MENGEL MUSIC CO., 4300 Olive » M f * LANGAN most new: $10 523 N. Theresa M. nen Sundays till 12:: Abra BS one : satire ' . ' = poe kK ' ~U Ke ey n e - oaie. $190 ahs eae organ st omont aT. —————s : and ye e°6 Vandeventer oP Oy giver. ¢ a’: ; hae watas ' + ; left (ed ) : : aoe: 2 cl SEWING MAC ——— ae , i . tes '. rders f)) at b ‘ 3 7 ‘ ‘ ne’ eo ca ie ais, eal on Sorts : sare = pe + Ta , PARR CO : ide on Steinway Duo- Art rhe model \utormatic stoy excelent tor = . ? oF A e " é . 4 — . ‘ ~ . ’ , . - ' —— _—— : : . - 2 te 25 . -" a tie ’ ? : .— Pull oid piahw m jat be ne ard ta De appreciated, , :, ; ARSHALL & MW BN DEL L—As-n >. lat Lj in (race. ; ; album: real bargain for rign' part: +} r tal met tut aj. |THE AEOLIAN CO.. 1004 Olive st. _ Bamberger, 4 biecks west of Grand, pencn and -) ‘ : r ‘ : ert? ° " mT) iat “ o> . . ' . . A » « . a j Ti) ’ r rr e : ' ti Po. ; ai one = ; a Yin LAN mM) a net a ee mbination a — L J J a PHONOGRAPH BUYER—W* sell 7 stan — — . oe ' Ls bw 3% 1 or FAMOUS i nial ; pi - ' dard makes. 10 to 50 per cent Giacerunt Dh : As Le . °> ner cent are | 5. Brunewicks, Victrola,’ Columbias, 4 other save money bv looking makes; guaranteed 3 years, ce) terms me before making your Home, like new $2 e3°) Virginia | a @ | SPEINE ane SEWING MACHINE—Singer: drophead. | eg ge rults. dresses, coats. Ot attent ~— se © Sh wort eg 7 ee new, $12. Call Monday, 1011 Market st. PXCHANG! al OCTE a | ee & | yet Viet ET GTi — in “anteed in 20|. =o New mahogat te ° Tr ee Ba Ph : ’ 0 ne — ep a tre ' ' . ' i. a= 6 0 : , : , yf , . ae = . > ' . . tt far rh, , hy ; ri Mf. ; A. . Fa iTUi Man - grace na t rT . me ur } 4 ahs: $i 8 OS: mant! at he MAC a eee. em , ; ma Bidg.. hicago , cate: nailed free ors n — ul Case, remarkable tone qualit tand ac] ’ rumen ad free trial: records OSc. Write for. pri cs \_S>: 4-burner gas rane __ 2se Caston av. af oan wes —— op ~ oes hee Decco “wie 4% wy UFLSLEOS gn-grac materiait a hroughout; *: a ls he to ; lesroonm t 4 Phone Lindell 214 705 SN. Vandeventer Stee! rang. with warming SEWING MACHIN E—Drophes: $5 40% _ BOOKS ANC PERIODICALS | > RT ’ * sent ann © for -” ie $$ —— . ~ —_ . — ~~ ‘) aun Pein pcm Gm ig ‘ —_ nn 3 price; | Usiy* . PHONUGR 1\PHS ies a | ior sult. mahog- ————————— — ow we help ye lL : itent + . ee ee “ 3 en rebuilt in our shop, special price . +. THE "CTOr INO feather covering. $17: oda | oe ttt he MACHINE—Standard abat Dept. American Industries. Inc, Washing- °— g..__Wellston bid a’ ncluding music 3 and bench. $385 ELL, BES! PLACE fr 6129 Page bi, Delmar 3517) machines $3.50 t D i wh ET £ r o> . ry easy tern Aeolian © ive ‘j e »e «or cash: Cabany 7076 eek egg TA gee —— we _ SEEDS. PLANTS AND TREES 3 ‘ RAG TIME PIANO AYL | ynklin ) } A: . two, prices; time. concen | HA “AGS Connection - e 7 ie . : . ; — . ‘ . . - - . c : 7 : . ‘ —. : —_ , wo: song - ‘ Le ‘ 4 Maal, : — tr@le rt * un ad e*) “wow . oom yuss ‘ ne mn ii new or 1! hare’ ; B. | ; ) OS Oe ma? vrearde! . ‘ ate r Your G uaranteed in 18 leseone Gran’ = oe , re Teves Mu . lal ' '.% Li . mat ‘ . 4 ’ : , | SPECIA A - " in phonogr hea ‘and rer - : : 7 ' ; . ‘ , . : — a ‘ . ' y Cc . ; , ' rr” “ aw ‘ ' eres . .' . > . . - . : ; o ian ) es the . “ ; . x1 La: Bn ne tah y sa sD. prea are ; } - = ' er “0 . . té i j ri ; ‘ : af. na OLt.t ENT ORF = “HOO. 3953 Jun:a ) siTaa@as, “2 -. value for your ‘ , ee ; ’ an on , = . foe = i ais pe e —~ 1000 pine. : ne SEWING MACHINE—D: nhead . r. $) and nds . tet ;3°°. ¥ 4 ; ' ren rm bh yd, ¢ ita m ee a ee ee ’ Sma poe VY € Ste pr ert ; n rirst-¢ he raoT y 4 s vie sa : Oud r , . a a ' F , paren ia. x. “ite | da) nda > — a0 - ada! . 7 rlop ide perfect ntions. dul TUNING AND REPAIRI a my — ——— = : atari gers) ges ce live ‘od nterest ‘all and. see and nvi O FALKING MACHINE — New. "joa = -1119 Locust. +e r = . : | Sri ts nnounce friencs and : 18 a! ‘ a layer work — - vem : : a An , —— - ence iy aa wure-iges ' —_ ; — »-16 N. 16th st.* ' cos L814 S. Jeffervon @.. teks KE \G ac + IN E ‘ed. . : =? : 9 a“ : - » chang . ’ " , VA a ie ; . 7 ‘ ‘ ‘ . a ; . i at 7 ‘ td ors ‘ . ° 4° 7 I My; 4 '? " : r* Lae ur : " ID ’ - ° oe ~~ — —e a as —_———— 7 _ * i Slight:y Used be reasonable ty rice and ake of Pil fF SUSINeS " srosacway *o ae mo = : sti Ler) Twler ‘ ‘ent tral 1045. 2 3 rig like me 7 154 rors Son att price askee — “$100, .8-no niaver-pi Sng ~~ Ree Poe KING MS bbe s 409 Eneigt “ef . ach! ne Box P = bat : : , . . . . » . . - : . . : y rs - : - es - : 7 a : - . . ¢ + we - . — 4 4 o - . ° tan) ie ‘a : ote an " ~ , ~ hd ° 2 = , 7 wre : ae : - : Bought, Sold and SEWING MACHINE—Ore 16-85 machin er la nde ; 34: . i ~ : a bnee ie av.. D ae oamein Adee " maditior | tle — ‘ust think of | tA G MA HINE—S15 wilt (DU) om { 35 "“1Wi1R0 mach ines f. r au: TT) ’ a’ , ’ - i } . , ; , Ss ~ * 7 ~ : , — ees, _ : _- > , : 1! ‘ | “ nt = , : " ’ “ +" r 7 7 é - A va - ~ , ; p th D1 ye >! é ~ 4 , : ‘ > m ” ss : : changed SEWTee MACH we at — | : . a ipenenen od “ING pianos, Diayers: first-class : PIANO : cond conditior ea AT fine tone and a n, in modern desizn. 6 iy guaranteed for lang years of prvice: T 1G a HINE—Beautifai a hog 7 _ 7 - ‘a «a — ~ . y , r “2 ’ - ’ 54a 4 “ rn Tr” ee whe . 7 . rg. . ray . ‘ - : , ; : Sf ss a” ¥ -) a’ JI ; ‘ : , i Clas ; : : : >» : ’ ‘ . ; ’ : : er ‘ys re. -rent district enables us to stat: must be in good conGitivt am 3 pa best seed hun | pound pAS Es ew and used: } iris ohn ; Pe See o Satterens . PLA? — ee Arai Alt + one-half price. Sixth fi . see Soe s been eut any: little used, $225 size, $80. 404% | (hecter, 150 Irving - whe As, ~~ ans ~—~ AUT . &. $=" wih. a Netew 4 . masa ws, elie °- Peg tae ‘ ete OuUs : ¥4 ‘ — _—s ed on househo! > - lean double sacked. $- undred er : — : wes . pt ; nee ‘ “AT nt = fk 8 goods of SEWING MACHINES — Nev amest er, Box 1 ney ggg gg Re no ats ¢ 473 o~ + BIRDMA p ry. : Je -ER-PI]ANO— 7 Barr .UTOPIAN Used » player-pjano, THE RUDOLPH WURL ne these rma sj : Dit): used Sir gers from So 12 : - - , re 4 a > : ae : ; = , ‘ : : : ; °2 ‘ - ; ~w . ; . a ; rei } i aad . ” mne pr ice $: *: 4 OF . 4 tia ; & re ; iS . y j = od . , la wh wett} ; i r - té i ; } an *" Tut } ised : ‘ ~ P AJ : | : ; . P 4 : ej carry 1 ; ‘ re. “ r S, ron movi: ale 1 good cond ing. repa g. refinishing iprights : . Ne i mht ' Sans she — per SKI me ; only ; c. os ia) | PaO a yor andard make THE [PH WURLITZER CO. | KILLED men only, plus superior, DP lure to take sdvantage of —— : sto 1006 O! ive si (82 equipment, plus the largest alt MM .¥-STE “RN MUSIC DEI’ ’ 4517 baeton , P _ : aT = ° ' ‘ , , 7 . ; ™ . . . . . —— - “wag : Apaise = epee re \—The piayer-piano that is all but husiness, enables vou to purehase a SEWING MACHINES—Domest : — Hu . 7 ; : a : 7 .4 ets ,” 4 : we 4 . hou ’ ' : | . : : a ‘ Ai ' J - at 24 . “ sma a greater player value for your , . Olive y : better rebuilt Piano or Player-Piano TROLA—~t Are Fie ~ and ey y LA otal 1?th and © . 7 > rgini al | ming roees rut shop Wor! argain xperts ¢ ie e- »7U1 Park. Phone Gra 3 SEWING v7 ACHINES—8i: ‘ ' : | d pevines and rare pian pe Hi a Bt b ; l PisA T Eas pee utits bie 4 ; ONC? ' ords, like new ’ " ’ ss . wor) - ou rT .* 7 : ; * , i ri , ys ik LA LDV IN PIANO CO 7 .* , # . e > ' , "7 ’ : : 34 “up. folding sso and = ge hi rietl ' w DP ants in D if a _—- : ,} and repairing pianos, players 1111 Me ag (99) ,2t 4 better price. ¢ ONROY’S have vicrRel Py ih oe it, and | records ' * 5 uD cas er ter _ , _ | . : tm - — : . Ail -. ; .: i r er * : : se 4 74 he tr »v) , P « . ~~" — Je cat "prs ' . ras . 7 or ag _— = c Y ; very = = ; ° hl ea. § : ®5. wardrobes. ba i to 5 years 4059 Chou! ; ele atie terns. & ethin e as in ro ¢ : lig : af : At - be — oer he —- Ok , , ce t rg 3016 Olive “1 LINGTON—$350;, used, but ’ | the largest stock of renewed instru — te 6) A. Bel 7 : | 7 hie ow i a , ling | . lect .n ttach- | pol ty gg pm H ed, FO gi . : wae VicTROLA—Canine' al nost f moratere, 8 750. Up. } aw oe Sr. WING MACHINE : arth ‘tac - Epert nics il ank ts and eutomatic trackers inst 5. PIA : riitger at S$ cheat ' ef S «as» a, oo benca ments, and CONROY ’S ‘*The vith records r 4) ' u xi° ts: $10 bas ay ~A tT ard ue «Tass S80U safe wor! ymtr for heavy hauling not playe! | to note n= ° aft and « rolls of music, term jw . ; - . $12: PP Na uD: er our specialty j , i ite live ; illiams, 2732 Hermitage : 110 2 th st ntiral Kemt 3544 & mD* te == THE RUDOLPH WI! RLIT ZE R CO., House That (ruarantees All its CTROLA—(iood as I ° ity. wk | = ) oats O44 *waror 91993 n : er PT AYEK-PIANO—! . as TT - 1006 Olive st wy P anos = 1100 Olive at ket at “4 floor - - -- - — - = J . — ’ . ; . , 7 1 - c cri ; oe ' . $85 cedar chesta, $20: SEWING MAG HINE el | = Len ’ ', = ‘ste 7 at ; Z ,- 27 3X ee! “4 _ “ . ; ; » 4 A i i¢ iJ taf — as “" rm rsiJt ts cal M : aids i RE —. >: ncn POOH —E - [i “eh Mtl, A-—- AT Ee O11 E ‘ " > — - ia . Pie ss ’ ebllu« rTkaon™ Deciaity * Y 4 = ri. . ri : ‘ ‘ 1 ; © « cnairs ail ®& ‘ r! ty ‘ rng m roanete - reed and fiber furniture P stitch machines. wit! ' ine = "XkGMan wants = ; ; ae —— MUSICAL SS ‘ tons sonable eye EY Tw 111: rtl Tyler 1522! TR Cie ¥° Nyy Das - Vic? ame + ~ complete ] Inion butte —" a? o2 oe G—Mar : SOGcCcinNg anc ; ‘ Vil ANIS , ~ ° ‘ ae , ' si P : > produ As ing as «= E10 y TROLA—New + ee diamonde ri : HOTSE FRNISH- clage sewer: 1 power pins ape wi to do. anywhere: first-ciae ) o hed , | pore | | o>? : : | ee live *t. (Opposite Public 7 Chandeyeson | matar 2 ; vith belt sod ft : lL. Gartmann, 230 East TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING + ge reg ta ere “ PaALN —— — - “— he 3 No TAS ean dean vee $795.( 00 ~ TRO! sare A Shapeyy : nt. Ma 0, t A ,CH! NT Vlayve al nu —— "Tos > =o al wees AND FLATS. ; new ° can be seen ? la’ $44 Paston se) 4 rti ‘ ng Renne '*s "mar a’ : pr :* e Aree we 4:5 ‘ ‘liv Tyrnished flat: secon ! . ~ , ane 142°-45 Vassier es , cs repaired Adding Machin Box ©-320. Post-LDi t re VAN!) OLA—T! a} ‘ 1 ou tye OO price ‘ : e you if ROLA—S7 pare cedar chest : lo 7 — aod at vr . ; ing +. ; ' A : Lae i [ : i i 4 . ye flat; no dealers 937 ; moll ROB - t 1505 ' om = oO MM hanw 7c? —. ; 204 XN - aj [IBERTY—!I ' e4 , . . : - ; : ; rreaiter |} ry iG o tn tr e fioor iamp. S25 Lvacas af. ’ ; = ; , o : " | ; » ‘ate —e : : - ; | ier ‘ 7. ‘ ‘> iT a _ : / ‘ ‘ . T 4 ~ | | ome ai ' ; ; - ie — : 3 ; = oe -_ ae . . . = 2 _ a , : : : ’ . t ) ; : , mp “= . . - ‘ A> . % r.‘ LI 4 ’ - ae. Lon4 ’ . \ (“tT He LL. ss «ce ler eopatt aon? th , —- rooms, complete _ a wanton makes pert. mech: Li al ‘sis —— : uo TALKING MACHINES '$100 cost $225; used 3 mon : . li Os Se eS ae ‘ WE do hemetitch itching 4445 Fas EXCHANGE : rea, bargains * 2a 8 ; : : : - : ~—— es aera . — ae — . . cq Senge (jrevols bt unda) : 7 i} ’ : pia j ” es es 1 2 a nish —_ . =~ “7 BRI WIitCK—~—Phonograp! arge siz oan ‘ errs pomy : = f i4 CLOTHING . Nt —For ex hange. beautiful p : ee Les. a.) akes , 3 a. ——" . ' = ~~ ante ‘ton a nd tion, it email Vert $s wane mi ae ay vt — sia poner pe oe cA ba ain. re contents | o : jto and other vaiuadi . : i i p.ere AL. es ’ , s\ica astie! \ olf! t 24 » Sas oe * -. a - ay easy err mt n Ov filive (ec asm ml 3 SS - —— PS } er a an 4 tal Union lypewriter Co.. ’ — — , ; Leg "1 @ ec a once very special at va a : ] * + " rein MI SIC tp ce op ltrh and Git" ne 7 BE ORCHE! rh best mu R-] haved, n note, m1 ~- i ick SEAUTIFUL CABINET a city. : Box - BS. | ont WANTED . , aM hs rtd ’ 7 ox — . - . awe =| ’ a asiot an "4 » ha | aT | t 5 : , 33] : . : } A Mi 1 "co & H ARR . iad 1 . ! : es , Pie RP. ‘ Ft; ait” T rie rt. A-—-L are eer of tee ade ‘ f recircls NIMENT —Beautiful end > i . . _— a ee o ——_ e @ jot o ‘ aed . ; ; I a ,7 = " - ‘ . oT aN . fa hinet ine : . . i IT ‘ 7! : sh ' 910 OL FE if perie vndit - : 04 Suene toa. a bed, 4 roome. West End Ar PARET, wWtd.—Men's suits overceats; rete #t! al r : | te _ RT! ’ . taught LYE! ’ te J -Piat stp aha nel modern 4 be = oe I me : Ddieor ine : ——- 3 rnonths azo, owner bes . fat . ] before seeinba me. : sit ts ' , a .) . me anal : ’ ’ j : like . > 2 , adue fs - > a : : ~ . Ph aw . ae . ; = : ii hi i oe _ $109; pia ~ Fe > ; : / neat a Ph Ss. ’ Pu 7 _— Ne “ ‘dieon ; ahe@at¥ I gg mage “Address apy | er 2833. Centra! $1: OO Hex N-! Poat-Wispetc! ao i ad . LAl ; load " 3 > mantia ls tli ll apd iis 2 AS 1322 Olive at ey - $175: at barca sali aa or appointmen oa — rma HORNY GOODS WANTED Texas Shiyoing ©oc.. De! SOR, Grand 1846 HANGE—Ford coupe for Ford tour ten claggyae tome ckepacer. 4226 Lexingt STSlcC FURN iE] a awe ar “7 ; Pic! - — > . ee IS. aad thwresnenst ‘tights wai Ye: oe — ais Miller's. 1322 0 furn! APPAREL W TW Tee ic) car 4902 Manchester Tattoo r c linge ‘ . . . “ : a y ’ : , ‘ eh le . > 4 ¢ ; ’ ry) 4 : wz : "4 «: F = va . all =. . L —-* lag s chest D toned ITY —— F “hr exchange & TULHRAIMDILON : . , it : : Li | 4 eked . : ; i - - : ‘ ~ ¥ : “ 7 - , — =~ ; 1¢,° . - . y ‘a a ‘| -i ') ; g : rT | ue : ’ ’ | : ” ; ° ‘ — “6 , T TWD 3 , a ATT! nr . Ph pe: 3135 ; 7 Harievy- Devidson motorcycié, staie TYPEW RITER =] Sc F A as nes MI T First las : a ° 4 wr] ~~ ' _pP r . r-piat ; . ’ i rod “ all aid , “ =o. - ~ va ’ ima & P price. Box 0-247. Post-Dispatc! 50 0862} ; ~ ' -_ or write ) - anh PLAN ERVICE ) 13! ) iERE'S i layer f mect -] _ ict Vietroia, style nH. Appelman 4218 age. c8) FOR EACHANG oo — a a. a | : id ae i AA r simmost Lik ner > sheolute!l .} 8) © ; Tabheo fotel Phonograph : ; greet be seen APPAREL * ~ — I _ adies’ and ™ en « ¢, A sranitoid iE— ut Call a. 4087 "°° PEW e's ri \ 6. " rr (‘he , fs, = = , : . + . ent dow ; ri ‘2. b, aanm* salle t . oe ; a . , cr . r ceen need mone) Wtd.—Phone Lindel! shoes. dresses. for shipment foreign coun- FORD Wtd.—Coupe. for il-room rents letcn ype writ o.. 221 Hoi- unior cz or tra ate ngage c sale =. es - ’ pizu mahogany Case, exceuen (2) = : house rent reasona bie x Rox E- 404 P.- | j ; . 4 eth 4 5 et ‘ ing man if ferred et Forest r) lit) rr 1 har ‘ . y . , = - ‘ j i | ‘ $ . . a $° ri : ‘os : , rme DEPT : K LEE KAMP PIANO CO 3121-23. #. Grand es = — ee Se rend) es rgain. CONROY’S 9 1004 O11 - "> SPECIAL in @ good prot graph ; ¥ ” .) . , ” : iJ veare seeing js belie in -? try; pas a; auto ger 15 minutes e|- 5 ili nen member A ot [ c O-%) CHICK rN Ra bt il , DEPT Qt ' results abd ; “2 swan; goods. 4418 Easton pw 4 instruments: also King plano for 4| TYPEWRITE Visit y boar tar t-Dispat Pls teinwa ris , mahogany ca bea ut om han -- (eG. coupe Box L-329,. Poet-Dispatch heat a : te - BN =TaT 300 A Nor ” : t; a t he SS a ae _ - paid for secondhand ~ ' —————— —_ &) : . wie . r Wtd nd netist: u ; , a 4 , Bint , aoe , ov new: sacrifi sh: fh mone : bers. O21 Shenandoah GO@D prices paid for 014 clot thes. , eapectal'y FORD Wtd.—For trade King upr' cent eee all toda) 5 wer ce ne ary. Box O-168 ti Aeolian Co., rin . , | RECORDS men's: will call vromptly 302 0 Clasgoy an . . A . ggg a Ty pr’ >yre ae -~2 ‘ : f ’ “ie “ Ty = es 7 . ; } ; ; . ’ yee 4. ; —s (cP®) for Ford coupe ole awl . al TY PEW RITERS—BZov: DI n- rPiAN i records exchanged 3 fie: : . 651) Smiths . right ranma he Le - -_ MARSHA VE NDE ——88- at iy , 4) ; at pe? : By eh ~~ * ; . ‘ . * WANTED . — ath i,’ Aa ae as “ oi ' oa . é, 4 ; \beriai FLe« ord Exchange 91% rar ~ : desizt star ard acti metal rm > pe 5 re - a ae FOL og Pine at very : te “th 8 lf : Di oe } > Vir@ ¢ - S eeaieiieine ‘ : RECORDS — Double disc, brand-new; gee -_ ae Wtd.—Must be chrap ic . (e23x) * > - © ioruw Wrd —RHolis ana recoTroase. inges. Fore : ‘ / an ‘ maMet ~ 7 ; AR NOGR AP H— WW jt} re: : firet-clase ‘ney lane’ Call tela shia Frank!in a YPE WR iT —— ton. ver 00d m- _ 1531 5S. Broadway. Sidaney 96. cht g ginne we ha era. bial : ‘ cr PLLA YER PIAN( . = at ndition; cheap . =01 Park. cO® HE OR DS—Edison cylinder, bine , gmbere ‘ttle: ‘ : ne j r mJ nay —'s —_ ae ich a “a lit. > INOGRAI 4) = . , ‘ net imont vand-new, good selections sacrifice wile 5390 FEaato they iast 1414 Freokiin av a all oll kiads oe badir ita’ 3 (cB) FOR ‘SAI ec » wr i 1920 sb road Ler : ~~ : F y | FOR! a ral e ° a s iti on use 4 PIANO I LA YE ’ rt . iG } ul i - ‘ ? as > a ?' . - — otor., pain. | Al condition, , es mnie s. 170 : | re si 3 : : | ) ‘i ur_¢ E on 4 : ae ton and eat action; playet iC an rem + . : So" . . ’ : — : a / (SRAPH- Mahogany) very rea sont- Ree ORD . “~ -_ — o ' > ir ok Dart hel-Draesen bers sen. re or. com ra Bats. : ne. San Forest BASEBALL SUITE Wtd.— Bec yndhand. E.| ber. car driven i miles. W 0 ee 7 | : ; ° 2 Brenemann. - 5649 Harney &' Ford sedan or li cheap for cash 3: LITER ndery d, late n - ae ’ —— » ~a onc Lig : , ‘> ava : ‘ Ino - Peiture re of all — > , BB dresced classy. Duy your dresses. suits.| Temple: a ae Ses. . 9 es ays Meeks ticmen it | PIANO ,: grap fate. pian a. Oreutt ooats. cape ew and siightiv used; very fl RNITU RE W' -Will tract 1-top -— --—— a — : — ae e J ee weankil oT PEK A} PIANO CO, 31 ras fF “ a, Cabany « Teasonad.e. 4142 Easton. (cB) e desk for warer dresser . c cig alll repay we. Te A A 2 hE tt oo :| WEBER GI! 31 : ) nm 2 . ORDS—And BB-note player ral (a) . RBOYSs’ ’ OA T—Spri ne weight \ s Rice, : = n ‘ ‘ i I oO : . ’ . , ' = — - ——— . ae : er T hogany ‘ > ’ n it - sic ' way \ a ,, o fice at ———— Pani os wr ww / —Ruge, dressera, dining goed condition. 2405 Sheandoanh, | MAX WELL-— n - : . Ya ion an ' appreci . , ; — 5 — C45 wBAw y ii ri ) rae lOc us ali toda) Said Frask 4 rooms. Lindell 2800 _ment 4. Grand 317°M Harie) oer Excels 4 i in- 42° & ,. EM nd . mi . 7 a » . Ad . r . lfia r bis Pr AYER ‘ . = Z115 hoga! xth Or TA! ‘'S & BARR (UV ad ’ o--- a 7° , ‘os ; . e ’ \ Ura ; | ; ° é G . ’ ¥ . ye, e . r> a4 s ; I : > -¢ . : . . has . ue : e on wA rarhe : : . - . " , , (yt = 2. arTrey *4) 17 1 ine es un 380 LA CORDS Wtd—Any amount a ?- Dip ; MN q- | » records, eny make: par up te $2 or will trade. will call angewhere ~~ Wea: Mr db edad shed Clive 1244W. Miller's 14° Ove et aC \c2) €APE—Kolinsky, black fox neck piece; eve- - , , iL CHAIR Wtd.—Second- ning drese and mrest dresses; mo Geaiers MFR! HANDISE Wtd—6-famuy rime Type er © 2 N. 7th rapt ’ Sil. Afften,. Mo. oute 447 1 Ollve. A 32 oF io . $6000 rental: exchange for merchan = — + ; ns SCHUBERT § S PIANC se: r ‘ ; 1 ane , "ER-PI 08—-Stigh 1sed ee ee CLABEY we Apt. 278 oy “—nd coats, all sizes Ree 0-83 Post-Dispatch ; a a > giemmee Gn anemia. ¢ — ~ ankiin easy terms Ris NN PIANO standard make in perfect condi r ott 1 LECOURDS— ms ms Viet ‘ . Stitney” 961 2519)__(c' 1 nas ae oe ~ Ta ~—* Bide. SAINTING Wtd.—WIll exchange my Su vy mornir é:. Francis Hotel, call ASH paid for ond-hand musical instru 107 Oli utiful tor rust clean these out, 58 as eii-KnOoWwn standard sa a “ee din e janeen. pond > — ~~ » R a os alloring. ” loor letoria 21, w . ~~ - not ie for some " ouse painting. : tr, , oi ry nts w ny . ¥ ~ } ; : . an ry / be Iu | demonstrators nig oe . : ; ’ . rnewerra an: : . i rifier at Treat. mo r your furn Sth and Locust. : —_— cB) good condition Bomont 767 ic) oe : ce ae CO . —~ eri : ee ee aerl ta te new in 2a arane¢ very lo’ aving; nc! nm eReetee of rote used in demonstration and ex-' reduced price (his » Toh. Cali TPE . r ae 1 eg ey ail rt A, - ‘ab terms 1 EHMAN PIANO CO., 1107 OF toda) raokil ’ =" " . . P : a INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE vs ' pn ‘ J : j ; } i ‘8 changed. . _ogay 14 i¢ F ack ahi c5 .¥ UPRIGHT—Mahogany hick Edison Diamond Disc, almost like MACHINERY » sree tapes on cen on eR. a vee 73, > a CLOTHING—PBeautiful | tricotine dress PRINTING ex hanged for anything of value ou a? (c@2> bought too email; will sacrifice, size 34 Bomont 2523W. 1° 26S. Jefferson. _ aire: Try wus Addine Machin nd — — ny ee 7iNG MACHINE Wta— — 187 Lafayette. _ TO EX jANGE—1019 Indian motor cycle P 204 N. 7th st : QO. trat wr Geo tnperses "$110: wi LECTR! LAT BR w urns irt_ case; STEINWAY” UPRIGH tly used: Bahnee mp ever 5258 Cotte, CLOTHING—AL kinds or “or suits for sale from with side car and tandem for Ford or TYPEWRITERS—Factory rebuilt Under . ¥ Ahowrts ~~ * Bo 208 -F - ane : yy ties | eo ae a he ~~ —_ eon new: figured mahogany; very fine el iy $7 up; sprin — oats. — $4 up: new will wet) 4238 Wi mi ngton re we oe woods la test ——T sar©rm as j a 1 — — — : ’ : = ‘ ns oe at . ‘ - dh . ‘ : ° = : ‘ i; WANTED pants, from £9 p. suits in 46 TOR i. aNG CAR Wtad —Painting and paper scount Rem Co 2ik & BA NJO—F ractica) it rand 43 pn (FR rm : wa! - ‘Smith one; gain model, at & SsaV- a ~6~«—Chr eA 7 = _— ndepen reasona ble. ° 1406° Cass av . ~ x hange for ama! i late mode ; 4 ; ive 7245 ' AN > , 4 . ead. . ' 7“? . : ; : . : > 7 ing ¥ f Ot) la }i : ‘ a U ‘4 ns | ; Li "ca aod ; Aer’ dry goods store. as S + TERS nder A @mihh. Roy tan st di tone, - My +4 and r yo oe Miasourt See \. eh m a ees eae — f aba} 1845 TYPEW RITERS—CUnderwooe nich, v2 —— _ _ pa} ments $: 1 21001 aed ; Aek for mene COAT—Lady's Spring coat: ereen: good COM-) TOT RING a Witd.— Exchange Jot ‘in a Wal- ang portable t: iters; i. PIANO—Cheap: fi ‘hi 5258 Del-' ; v ER-PIAS Go note nubert FAMOUS AND BARR CO. (cht) CHENEY PHONOGRAPHS | > wei dition: size * 37. 4864 Page nat Manor for light touring ca r $15 5 Ti tal thy rt oor re tient nAition rr 2 case yi eee rrcwrTr.y C : . : CYLINDER -— GoaT—Ladi e ta ze 4 Wes Manor . ri conths. $6 upward. Rebuilt C . . § ry .. =o gg pera LAU ‘MANA—Player-pianos: estab- SLIGHTLY USED IN DEMONSTR ATION. Wid —Condition «4 — Ladies epring coat ari Biz est , —_——— die . — — — ‘ - ‘ ‘ - A. ~OS—$00 l an 165 $1 , pss 4 : s+ a money can t make oT buy $1) 50 qo) Dark Mahogany Sheratoe Thera teh ladies’ brown broadcloth sult. size 38, rea- ———= — —_ — ake = 46 A FFE eTAN MART) MAK ES “10 >? ; “FABLET * MACHIN ES a. wid— 1a. ——W til + = S5i4A V Wvoming Sidney ol 64M ; : of a a a are better nderwoot ‘4 bell fiat cab rented. sige - HIGHEST pr paid for a meld, broken r ajao Royal Yi... rgto » PLUTE—And violin; both in good cond!- ote: ne cal a bench ive st : ‘ : a bi st ttn ' r “ ae heap 32030 Washington ; ~— 2 . ee, “- > § ; - ; nn es s P HONOGR APHS MEDI INAL _ — | WEBE R GRAND—Beautitul ‘rich dark ma : aye tate sane, eonanien and orice. profesrionail rousicians Ww!) Fight! Box Prag ne. fir ia ee ee ee email month: ‘THE Post- DRESS BS —One silk ane one YoU, Evars eweilry and diamonds. Mii) 703% mb ths. { au ° . te rT : 4 th , TTAR—New ' a natruction book a —s, 3 ; : a Aw little use - ' . 2 marred—a'! moet - Pr a. id ’ _ . . . - ri‘ 3 @ . ef ee “ : : a > .. : , - rich tone quality and re- These inatrumente are man sfactured by = 4 Pont D Rtas FING PRESS (4 ——iGn1S or 18258: condition, 428% ‘y_ an e hats, " shoes ket. ee . . : ow * ‘eh. mahogany, Chicker- v aw i ne owt long. F 4 oO. is? P. Pp. -D : Ae we buy and eell motors. , s. vedlers 5 lo -277 —_ isto Attractive Areases. coat hat carat’ sue. eel: f need snene? -_. x Repairing werhau ~~ eter at reasonable price®: Forest 8491. DIAMOND RiNG—S$50 Vik trola, $7 5 5. 4232 , - berlidin ur NEW mac SS ee — ‘ ih oS > ie ies of I 4ane Foreet Park bi. el | fieor east . i - ‘ . an) ya? : . ; sv er 3 Lon PTR— Russian fitch new Call Forest 45; DI! TAMONDS wr 4—We pay the highest cash mit : — * : i. BAX PH NE “i gree, PIANO _ . te ome _mahogany: K —— and engines; WA - ~ ay weg - .) ’ for yo r farmnonds. _, Smith c °. - . . / r _ - > ; . ' ue - . = — es on ; _ , y " ; : : i : . rs PUR Brown fox; good condition; $15. 2039). V,"5 Grand 5 doors north of Qilte : - = SA XOPHONE—E flat alt ii 3611 Cal ay nertect ) t to sel | mahogany Lester, walnut, Syath & . ic? ——-—— jone . ; niet oles Cs « $90 and uf sm a.. ' ornia a ARK - . . ne, , Oe } P r ‘ —_— : - hae nts = ‘ —— = — ‘ : » s - / . ~~ FA AMOUS AQ BARR "y ~~ j >) inery vous t * or or write for detaiied - . ‘wee Ww Ste «+ - : ~—_ IT— ligt Drewes, third Wwarat bargain; $150. : Wyoming St. louis 3 7 re , + “8604R. Dor et lia tion: less than third the price ‘ HES R ‘ R Rr on aes oe y= a meat af an _ » wT vi) - 4 ' gait . . , ‘ - " : LAYER Fis ner jeavt asic of a new moteteaneil CON BOY 'S, FAM i iN UD DARK XR UU. | Water. ean unk ondha pt Both phones. ' | eT : aoe id sioves, new s % ps Post -Diapat h a pes COINS —Fractional | curr enc) Cal fornia goid eington. _ % a a - _—e if-cent SA XOPHONES— New Conn tenor. $135 eoid at LB arkey " ve Sundar, 30° GA —* ’ 4 as , e hen 1100 Olive st 6th Floor te Machine Section. 11). 1500 te 1504 N aT 2 Fat. — 7 —_= a ’ ——_ r : RI Ss? basket setting: ‘a- chea we hal ——@, dark colors. latest stvies. | DIAMOND INGE ' s° ¥? > Wylie “he; am heer , = | es. veautiful; very cheap. 4121 De stamp. $1 I yi Lor aledy. $85; alto, $1275: be $13: to 62; will sell reasonable ae ten ty. (c2) v sopranc, $50. TJZouy Placht. 1001 Fin ; nt te)

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18B oT LOU | ae 1490 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. APRIL 10, 199. MO B1tts _+ AUTOMOBILES MACHINERY MACHINERY A U T T O ROAOSTERS ROADSTERS Ey ROADSTERS FOR SALE Pelle pmeenem AIR COMPRESSOR — cou oe model, | } OK D—t'o ipe: 1920: 9 menths old; car per-| CHEVROLET toadster: late model: full +} lent shape: ee “ce mr cy exe ee ge Y a a - piete, with pO-ib. chain; one-Rhorsepower or contract: special rates for fishing par- miieagze gun rox e~ oP, . sh fect will give terms. Wpen evenings “Tit ioe, aulimai me casadttiom~. Gri ane i ay A ann fel) VW est Pine hl — . RO : F ‘ IRD —}919 crandindaned ~ etarter bi loc ‘new equlppe: 1: bargain: S575 c oe no upletely . *- . : ter a\ ne ¥Y morning, 400 1c FOR H IRE —Two-ton truck will contract ments: pav cash Box 0-285. Post -Dis bk é RD oubpe ehectr ic sturter lights, new ? “s - pe av. . BOILER—t prigh —_— | PRINTING PRESS Wd. res and small oan ~~ # i ‘ pOhotrichtig Mt pright, 10 ’ Boo'’s ood as eats | ‘paper cutter. Box E-164, Post-Dispatch anv kind. Call 2712 8 a. nan £5 tires swe ating full particulars; will ts RD—C nee wineies summa > se ee ee bl 117. Central rf st. és I’ R INTING }’ RESSE a ne GB0-in« h, cy lin RES ma, sL. > a arty pe > — _ aed . 4 case Pe ; Zz : He > P — -Di spat a ‘(ass Pe ion 4. ; : — . e " ‘ er ; } LI ‘ r Mi YT¢ rm _ " "{ . 4"; l t Delmar bl. % ORD— Roa: ister: 1918: perfect piper on z new Con tinental!l e! pair ~. tires and top : i es = le r: one “x >? im x. oO mane c*] meiiver s if) I Ail . ‘ : ; ee anew a nhall Por ' eal > 3 . ies = ? = ae - (oe?) Zoo) tires; cheap; terms or tri ide. ey 6 VW ashin gzton. rear Phone Wen: = r LJ HEV ROLET—Large mode! FB, 1921 road- | Easton : st Seco. an : rR ae ee - - sl add tire] res ; - «# . . BOIL cea vives 100 bh. p. upright; tn ex- | , ‘vy low prices. "P i Be a. - st roe State price ver week Box E-366, | — Wid oe sim ght weigh! — aNpD -ERS—Three 100 bh. p orl ts XS ery. “eh es. Mfc Paet-Dispatch hange ry heautiful diamonus wd FOR D—Cou pe wie wiel rie f elec - ; . — under g race: cial - OVERLAND—ZRaby 4 roadster: ce nd pr = ‘ . « - - Z . ’ ‘ ats . “| | 4’ ‘ a’ ‘ * ob “—¥ : ; =“! r +> | rac . [-RLAN be ’ . r z as r sale. Kane goller WwW orks, Galveston, rex. PULLE aa e : é’ TRL* *‘K—For hire: 2-ton dump: lod OP 7 E- ary ) ost-Dispatet! a (c tric lights. not e rims. né« y pein ane . Fhe on or e an fr URD — 11 7 he 0 ter wn - qe : Bey cee eh nad tants aaa a : Rape ~ 1920 model: model: c7) > K—shat ne hangers, ye At BS tract als garage di ng an aid FORD \ -for oO} -drive panel body eda, perfe: miechnanica Ondition, 36 aimt: 1 car will “st al gi I ar: «I cone 0 3. i a : ve terms, en Sui % ° Pa = -. ~ 7903 73 : a . = couplings and a full line ra ‘ is =} ; P Ne ’ “we ~~ e cous tell ra on ding ‘* n Tor “* , : yan, tl, \ "105 ire + foo) én . ; tabie Al 7 so ae : . 038 0) / are terms, Upe n Sundar. ve . ~—* - rmachiner We Son K z Be 1] +3? yy . ‘ _ a : i . 7 . ey 4 ; * : ; . ~ - - = es eaal . . “y Inorning, ’ ev- + adster ane > we Ws I —— i? | . LERS—2 200-. v. 78x3 125 the. 7 Clayton 96W Mo FORD—1970 coupe Ford starte e store x st FORD—Roadater: . Fas roadster; model Mi; | | Tour “ga , : = "00-b | | achinery. | We stock a sel ! : ! i 2 i : us (= ord starter, ass- OG: ‘ l ' Lecust st. } ; . ‘ , OV E RLAND—« ° 5 ourings ait ‘ii : all excellent condition, mplete: ~r ; > " a ~~ rte ‘Vr ° até if@| touring °« ‘losed ier SDOCK Sori Dex ker “ e ow le mont , "" er and demountabhles: new tires; very rea- hun imy roadster: mode} Me. " : = of sizes ready for use. ST. : EL REN A NEW AR. DRI\ VE | a ¥ . e for excelien' late ! demountable rim is tires ee re: CHU : er sone we: ale =e 5. ete — — ite wire wheels, new. leather top ond co T Cc [ xchange ; me , i |] spare; CHtUMM Y—New tires, paint and batter FORD—Roadster: excellent tires: cheap white wire wheels, new leather top, be ID Ri gshes | battery ; cheap. Velle, 2938 Olive st. ‘® poreaine. Wilson, 1102 Federal Reserve inc & SUPPLY CO.. 509 8. 4th ain . ate : Ban cg, i (c) y WOOD. Cc entra! 145. del iveries anvwhere YOURSELF i 5 th FO ste Forest 792! ” ‘ as and «a Ss ine “new (pen Sunday machine overhaule: sacrifice’ S300. 424 gS: AA og ye Bagh a ot —_ PUL 454 ig bel pebbmie mill; bargain. FORD—Touring roadster; will pay c: mont 7 ‘31: 20° Wentral 31%: 7 nda ust st. Bo-; Lee ag ay Se OVERLAND—Roadster, model 83; n 8! Franklin t¢ ad i> tin for anv small car; open evenings. « 7 H. C. * ‘ COLE | bul adster. new tires and paint: FORD—speecster; red evil : gears ae? Go; | electric lights, self-starter. Bosch = “ . Ji ' . . . = " —EE % ert hols flenfon oo, \ ‘ ler 5 5. : 3 .. ; ‘ Pay >a ahiita . eg D cust ‘ age $°2 : ‘ : aiso shat: ing with collars, hangers. 2ip- FARE RAR 1 MP Ae mM MACHINERY Co AUTO RE "PAIR ING re ason: able. tour! nz - . : ~ —— : ; “r , inves ft t] > ve keer = nad ea as . , era Wii e Ford oupe part peo cuca ned h. arag ae neto, storage battery. a2iso lte enge; _- af linge and jot of little used wood split pul- 418 Grenite Ride Rath ohones. (cad pervices. Moise & Jacobs, 6710 Mitche ) . . on trucks .. ae ane nd cool in summe ‘this. i . _— vonn am . 4, o1n: dle noenstrate: bargain for $220. Wma, 58s. ag RL NAsOUTS ia Cae ee etike j Sidne v ic Pp 7 Ne 7 =; += ASS oe s ; -- aeresk - —— — . - 7 > Qaae weent red. aide curtains rep sired Pn a i “ | m o . , me aaa me - ; you 4 ave to ' 1. : - = os hi , “gt Ee ORD treme BOC “4s on. rr ar Pa. “ a : at Via rie ne rn ay. : p> ‘ e pees ” S183 i BLITYC . LLTINUG—iwe nave “ oe 7. a et 1450 N. loth st : ‘ , TY, d aD onl aDoui ttin OM C whoen ve take a ride ‘ er re cm 200d tires, , ; on . on . ee VERLANIL—Light roadster: . ; ; . pif re Mechs . . - u af ; if “ . .? = Pé ‘ . ; isis . . . : . riridge . . =~ just . y the largest stock of bargaiue in the city inab! Brown : — ; ' mes luipped with five ti ce nse pad C: hs ixhtiy use ore | a ent ith ae thing for drummer or collect: thi . eh sT ‘ TO repairing done at your garage Oy first ae jain . P . meg aS . — ss ; , i ' a > oa Ves mcist, | - _ PUT or ¢cMli ) tla. dandy. all sizes up to St-inch, B-olvy: complete Ist : oat > ie Saha . - CMOS and ove auled lhis car 12 a mo- Year to pey nD S14 I ‘ rye Ti SS ee a ne ar: SLlSo: gua I little r excellent appes : on Feavest. ~ _ Teuscher & Son. st Louls.(c08) KECTIFIEF Ro VW agner for charging at- main” — : aPaghe ey J. A. Atchs, 140% HU — »N t Sp rt model. 1920-21: will tor that is second to none f you want to Sunday 5) teed; terms “Oo Ss efferson. Si Ine: YY, driving condlt . Whi zi "2 "you time aa ‘ wv Vo—10. 000 in and cross-cut teries. Call Victor 701, bet y een 2 and . — : ~- . . d Gra run 600OU miles, or uy it today yc have ha’ it for $590. Bet-' pODGE—1917. roadster: 1 enendietens SPO. ae ea tniles for the hy it is . be LAR ef wy 10" Pal ces ross-cut -P. m é © REP AIRING —n ali Makes of ¢ ars may buy Delmar. 11921, 5900 Cabanne p! ter com ef / ove ith leposit so we " a “ m+ +4 Baerore $506- . : t con sn. ; FORDe—Late > mo lel; ~ good tires: $25 “per get, terms: open. evenings and ail day tee ST. LOUIS BELTING, | kU sBER BELT iNG—An enor: mous stock of . 9 or mine, Call Forest G4 KLAND—Must sacrifice my 1917 light 6 CM fe oe - oe ee a ae Se DODGE—R adster: in good : TTT n: : | month; open Sunday, 2224 -Washin os day. sama Locust st. Boment ba from l-inch 2-. — > _—_—_ . - ol touring car ~f y; mew battery, curtains " gee yh COMGILIG “2) i Centra ~ ee es a ; " oe , ‘ afte te ; . Y AHL E M MC TOR CO* 1035 N. Grand or tra: Call Forest S269R, or ca u at L ‘ .ODGE—New 1920: sac ~et> S950: extra. . ?. Excellent condition: newly inted, new — ro ——————— ~~ eg Eg —— Ae —_ er = ae , o - engines rebuilt, genera! SA WS—Large quantity of circular; all sizes:' CHEVROLET experts, bring your car to Eler- FIFTY WANTED—WILL PAY CASH OR Ww etl satan “aaltn : ah equipment; terms; ' tos. 73404 | = Fi dstere: cheap. terms; open ‘°°? 2 good tires; terms tf destred. Jerry Warner, bargain. 819 Franklin. ic) mann Auto Service: it is to our mutual SELL ON 2 “OMMISSION ur JONES. /. ould 2 YOU elie eve tha nis iuxurious King + Se , _ % ; —— Be ve roa > 5 FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR saw _. ET aan interest: inspection costs vou nothing BOMONT 420 3205 = OCU ST. coupe with its wonderful performing motor | | nadate = Sco. Sunday. Ayres Auto Co. Authorizes vuee Bomont °%617 e117 TY i ~ a ‘ TABL E—Rip and ec ut-off. Hatcher - : ad rotten ce atloncer sain llltaatan i 1 ; and its ' eau tiful dark blue finished body and ies Jos re : ° fine condition: Dealers, 1418 N. King’s highway. le Crease Fy Ms let td ocust st. Pear LIGHT \ ye lub ; or Mi: Kenna & Co., 3665 Market st. Linde!! = Pe ~~ : ty : ‘ot vasve Sstiencers. Sas" MONE Y —To loan on auturnobites. cream ~els wtih 5 tire Steinem. . Ciedinin es ' rn, ance year. Open! -ORD—_Speedstc 1919 mode! : irs pen evenings and all day Sunday. . heme. : reste, * Ss Jefe eR? Irvs o~ . jilers and hood fasteners Li verside art > pine, ey is eee see A , uCeuse, nda’ iar Al Sy lex 243° ive * , a POX >Y. races - ‘ Prine "ay. — eee = ies Hi 'c) TRI Touisian rear. . . Au . . ve Bs 210 ( Olive s ‘ I c.,ean as at bin: De ong: t. . - hte bad bsVU VEL be? : : ‘i rt ts " Le } . . ‘ . ~* uy Li ne Vai- >. f Py. @ ert 4? - ‘ a td . ee an a om , nvt rms 2 th ‘ ror ‘ = LAK ° 41 asn Or ~ rice > THOS >- Pin . a! (eS.} ae ee - snes ane . = ys yn bol cn complete with ali fitting: . credit. Star Leather ‘¢ “o., 1419 Franklin - nd . ' me “eM MOT i OSS : ‘eB s . = © rc A - » 7 1? , = . Ly s+yea * = heist o- - ir. ’ , iow ‘ tai na . . t> oS ; Po te TOI ap a “dh, ao FUR: | SMOKE STACK 50 ft. high, 30-in. diam- ee. REPAIRE — rolied a 329, Posi-Dispate! te) | Open Sunday ' cnet tere ar aie tes te and, est 8340 bi yo » «¢ ie 4 ee bt ‘ eter: o 4 ea ate a]: } Cc }- ier a ine s ce , . : > te — ‘ ? Mage oO . yo a ~~ Seg wep ea ee = . = os . Litre paint oarea in at 450. vr “a ! fi r may aa acta Y? ENGIN ES—Bollers, stacks and wmiscella- dition. 306 W eri ht Bld uctame 8 “c) ORD —_ : ING - ~ “ » ar aaie MILBURN—Electric. 1919 model; in goo ‘ord S19 Sidney, ; — cm) FORD— Roadster, 1918: | 30x3 by tires all rush over here. YAHL EM MOTOR Con 1035 roliing mill machinery. Helmbacker —_—— whi Ad —_— é. —_———-—_ —- kc PURD CY L INDE RS rebored., pist ons, pins j “ State , COs : ith ame a ee 3 condition See it todav and make offer. en RE ry I mE He EE nie “ert Vii oie” “REIN 3 — I ound: worth > gt first $225 takes it or N. Grand. vee Sunday. SPROCKBETS—We carry in stock sprocket. | 95a" rings furnished and fitted: $15.40. gh. __Box 336, Post-Dispatch. 1238 Goodfellow. Cabany 1980. (xi | VODGE—Roadster, almost brand-new: fully $110 down. 3850 Easton. = 5° os i. en lipped; S950 Sidney 38. 1815 Rus- } ! | litne tis. ison, Iii. “ , ~ - ol Mills wee +? 36. : ©) | wheels, chain gearing. etc. See us whe Hodiamont av.: Cabany 7450. (c99) | TOURING CAR Wtd—lIn first-class condl- OH1O—Electric ae ul a. nd 4x36, , 14x36. | at) Ps° 23 of anything. Teuscher & Son. GARAGE—And repairing; storage pays all ion: Dod ne preferred ; must } 2 reasonable | ~ peaurien) $3000 yp 2 POR. os sane ri fice 1 'y | _Sel be ee ix fe) | FORD—Ro&dster: best condition: Chalmers || r “ge | ° —— s 2a . St. Louls. 9 overhead. Rox O- 180, _Post- Dispa ts *h. Gr ¢ ash hox _L- >>. P. st-Dispatch ; ; , 4 - ig . i DODGE—Roa ister; zood mech le + touring car; Ford. speedste : Al econdit ion. | : - ; ; vy duty ilson. 1102 Federal Reserve : ——— : : matt eries, complete : cnanica *1 North Marke . : — ING MAC HIN E—Singer manutra “Tur. —— a « 7 ‘a A Aret es ter carnk, high speed; fine for ice cream or re RQ) Auto Rep a Shen “Soment 60 - = a . -- —ELECTRI _FINE MECHANICAL, : DODGE—Roadster; finest mec hani. al condi- just took in in trade: we need the room; |!}| advertise Dodge Brothers Csts |) of St. Louts tric light factory; $150. Box P-05, ST) CHER—i andw harness, in good condi- a = oer oO nigga ae ee As TERIES SIX tron, good. tires. cat for qui sale. rst $195 takes it. Olive Motor Co., 4: || from their homes as individual ' Nive 3 Lindel *oet-Dispatch . one enew Har . In good cond! OVER HAILING. reoatrit in vou os loneyv aiive to : L TH: CCE mA] : ‘or Apartment 316 afl ‘oul £6: De! - 4. Sundav ext ; = EP + 3910 4 a : SS SES ee cent tion: very cheap: Teuscher & Son. &®01 oo be ie elim at A a: tne? Vanstheta f ‘ 7 CV ITE A ye RS patie ‘sete ane wee ourt, vido . iv ' evenings and, Sunday. (e. Owners. You will gee the same “4 — BRAUHAtST PFrANS-—AI! sizes City Kiectric x Second et (cM9) (Sc _per_bhow oe ~ a ‘nmin Cain © -— Per qualit ir can be sold nex , a ee q? ‘ er oo _Belco Ventilating Mfg. io... . G ‘ . ses mall . om down, balance -eas) a guarantee, or PP PE a. TORS—Two ge 126-voit, di-; “—_'* “3.8 3r ah gee ray Light sewed in curtains. car pets. Any kind, touring cars, roadsters, sedans, 1920, light 6, in best of condition; newly - se — =r | SORES emeanter. 1918; demountables: | ing former ownership, and model ; ° fc) | oupes, e* Pay $100 to $1000 cash painted, many extras; a bargain; terms | 1919 DODGE ROADSTER. shock absorbers. ventilatin windshield; of car, on yee bil] of sale. $275: easy terms. Krebs’ || bth | Tat M iC otor 0., ¢ re rren direct connected: 7. 9 mings. Western Carriage. 6264 Oliv , rd. we 40-kw. andl one 30- kw. B10 N 7th st. S . - y AHLEM MOTOR CO.. 1035 N: ‘Gram. if desired ; Kelly-Springfield c A class con- | only 279; engines mes ' We have. purchase’ ge — ue ¢ PR. a FJ — Lindell 807, Delmar 807. Open tlll 8 p m. , FRAN ‘iT MOTOR ¢ ‘ARD cwu., dition: cash or ns Call Gran i and Magnolta. c i Jonn Ramming Mac ine Co., ove _e. Bird Mfr. "16.000 Ibs. of Clarite. Jesson. uto Ac iators. te -paired bo. Pe AE DT ee, i). a. ain ch a a 17 La _— x JOE PE AT 737 Walton av. (c) FORD—1920 roadster. starter, motor, shock | |//| 3107.11 %, hanged for new ya Fe ( ash Paid \utomobiles SS —— ae — absorbers, puncture-proof tires: practic ay o i-l] OCUST ST ne . is - . ~) OV ERLAN D—toupe Starte lights 0 ~ DNondG E 0 SS 9 e S350 bi bar n 39: tS Cote Bril liti o : “ 125 volts. direct connected. 9x10 Chuse and se! oct wh at you wart. to us for ret airs z ¥ mm and « fA n ’ au - vue : ) . : ou ZOSCT Si aap me af “oe .. 2-0; traue 1! piayer So NEWELL MOTOR sR CO } ante. ne See ae . | engine, with piping and fittings: 2 - 9. A. STERN. 27th and Chestnut sis, ie as ee ae 2330 5 ipa te ia sage oe a 3 ——— Olive at 334. a FORD—Roadster, late model, completely CLOSED ON SUNDAY, Weneral, | Biectrit Harrisburx. EL a it +78 alts. co h Bs c8e) 4 4 ‘\ i cod 4 t-i,A Ni 7——F,l¢ tri UP ‘ (Ti i . _Bon on* ,- OU (“entra!? 2779. or erhau led ane ad newly painted s° »60: _*, ' = \ | uns *. * — " tern ec ric vo s ee ee " 2 ed ‘ rr 3] -) I = N00. = al a -—-— 7 — : - + _ “Os ‘ pe . en! iY : ‘ = *" : connected compound Fulton Corliss Hornbeec k & Hardie Elec ‘trie Cc {). AU rT f aM 1B [ L ES RE ‘ ‘A i E D I : | : ) ) ) \)° +) rir ms 315 Locust. Mend ell ~ ted OLOSMORT! E—114, ’ : . ‘es bargains. Wilson, 1102 Federal : al i: DO! GE 1920 RO. ADSI ER Dealer. was , Se ae t-cylinder; will make Sorte Rank Bid 4 P “ie Weekly reminder for motors. 314 Marker _ /ord hn sat Sie. 4 . onge rielet: RAI'CH “C ‘ectr — in anien ; ” Ye Syed ent SFU » grod tires; cheap; will GENERA es usin tere | ot. Bath phones 2 _____ eR ag S55. Work guaranteed ity ew tires end taiter}; = splendid buy at did. condition. E, A. Kleselhorst. 1° . Job 948 ORD—Roadster; 1920; resviar “ Memonstrate. 4616 Michigan av. . ‘ n de! —— . > os = ‘ . " ~ . 7 . Peatea : . i—Vié 4 : ’ ps e intaD. ~~ f ee! is ‘ ' Se ae aie d. 4 MI ST SELL > “ ihe Park £580) Ol yuth or, CaDdar y abt. or 1007 Olive st $his roadster is in pink of condition and -] “ustis curtains; real OL oy or — os en — top. ” new » Main 3SO0D Central #185 ' sho ery lit ‘ . low a irn »... 5 | ‘ : : — _ fel) | " , staat dandy and SALLE ST. tee ST No tire he co., Olive st SUPERIOR ice machines are the best: we! All out-of-town work given- prompt —, ae4.. ' R17 O91" Tecy ' real DL , ; ! ‘ a = ~ can prove it; atmospheric counter current tion 88) Open evenir ss _ Sunday. ooo = - aenerctnchicneainents fel ie we “Seis. Del ety eh ~~ hey ficodel ant goubie ‘pipe coniensers: aosbie AUTOMOBILE PAINTING I szarcai VERE. = Ser so50n _D odge Roa ster FORD SPEEDSTERS 5084 Delinar erates Saye AO Tennessee. one cts OR ene ‘ . , -_ eit n r repa ‘ nick Sond. ane red devil. do 65 RE* rAl pun n fersiur rT? speedster ; - $136 t to- e ‘ pipe and shell and tube brine coolers, am- ro om a oOo. monia fittings: it will pay you to bur fron : rf tops and winter -« urta! ns the ; = gyn woe: ; ; : z : . P. h. p. ur. John Hague. Main st. and Lucas av. ' estimate on any work you are going ' KBAKER- oy rte Te COUR eed Hae: pin: aca £ en we ee, Foose , +) eleany: yoarantee: demonstrate: good tires:| _ “ay. Patterson, 5215 5. 7th. voits, *s h. p. t | _c99 -_ > . cone now and avo vie : > every way: $95 Call me : pe PP be pO FORD CHU MM‘ RO. treat vou will sey when yeu gee. thle’ leneenael . 3 al | at 1 oS ample sé Seams, cOnnnels : - , e4 le ie. en Reconditioned Automobile Display, -- nn 3-passeng: r; starter, 12-\ agg i y boty eo 4-passenger chummy roadster You 4 DODGE SEDAN INE = : er, | nd flat iron. > | oo Z beers — Sesmaae. 4 een! — wheels, 5 demountab new top, curtalms./ want it the minute after y i r 4 SEDA, go od ‘ready et Servet. 5, ore cone ot iron pipe “AU T OMOBIL E REPAIRI NG at a : Open Sunday and Evenings, Hi Spotlight. large W heels thiet lock, a — oo drive ‘thi S wenmeeten m. “wy | 45214 Arco. Delmar 2491]. eet of 24-inch 4-ply rubber belting ~ . : . wo BRISCOE™- ipe; very little used worth Olive at 23d. ; Z lest automoblle ever driven on e streets: Very easy to han . HOISTING NG ENGINE—8§ x x10" with baller. ag Knickerbocker om Da tractors. HOODS, FENDERS, TANKS a onia woot S400; year t pay _Bomont “607, Cent ral 7S, | GUARANTEED t priv 7 pasty: — $395: terms. ard the _prettient cars” in. the city. we netiniabi n Me , 2323 N h gt. (e) an estnut sts. Don’ t throw your radiators away. We car . Lecust. Onen Sunda) G2) . ‘itl Dod IR fel | ashington )} in the latest beech-nut brown, and vermillion aah wie &. c. moter =o Pronee. TN (99) | save you money. ake : ality CH at ete R—1919 Goepe: gee6 int: At | ge oa ster GRANT—Smpall Ags tt eel ‘Sunday | e endear one "od laa yon cure ae EEN lenia 281 mar. | HATCHER, McKENNA & CO. | repeiring all makes ee ee ee ( Ol IDES : | oo ie ndew eventing, bees Garteld is $1500 car’ will ‘be olfered tor 3500. (cO8) | Concrete mixers, mortar mixers, saw rigs | OF Shone Bomo Romont seve 4326 01 ive st 7, \| OR. ANDLI > R—i9i9 ‘—- ho" aa / .~ee Tate Motor Co., Ine. |) oe Easiest terms in the wor : ires and a few tras t n be assured of a satisfactory pur- 3107-11 LOCUST ST. | Money Can I sik ty eae “97 “103s a ee tr, steam jacketed and can-| Woodworking machines, engines. industrial : auled: 5 good Forest S31 cl in selecting one of our renewed cars of CLOSED ON SUNDAY. ~ ; — oe | But it {s sure he om of Hearing’ some- | SAXON—Roadster, 3-speed: a real bargain, ETTLES—Coppe i . a ey” =o ree. gtie ee cars and 3005-57 ompeling te" ogemotives, Cc . Co, 000 8. 34 sat. ain Cen- ; 0-0 [T S Ih : , aaa Boe . | LINDELL 26 275. (c y CHEVROLET—Lar mod¢ FB tandard make ur equipment is complete ——— | : em Ane > — | “4195 x vp. fire box | a SAR S78. (90) Mme er Gr rin cing 1p fir ne che nica rondition re to recondition cal Qo e you the best i - hes || times; ti you don’t need much money, $125: extra tire 4975 Reber er pi. te ai of CRMO TRACTORS— > h iee t 3 Oversized p istons . ; , starts sint and t t: Cart new tar guarante a ea - Writ - tT ‘hum! roadster; price reasonable; tw Duy % 919 Gran “ae gr 9 nig a ae seten good running order, ce es! rank smait (ruin ose well une mist z (hevti t oe pg co . Fs ee i ; new res newly TR on MO ‘ tn fine nt eeu ws Ss . . : = - Gee ‘ap 47 20 Nebraska av. : " : i includt: ‘tters of recommenda-'| _ionnip hanced, +? Se ee ‘ s an as like new, and flat. Se | : . mi o lep . ; . SA KON—Roadster: runs fine: private party: 7 Ore SEI »A 00 each while they last =. Socheole en val Lindell $163. Deim Ju 4274 Eastor a eo | ee ition WILSON MOTOR © AR CO. 9991 Locu ‘ week. “SOUTHERN,” 3th and Locust.’ SAXUN—Roadster, starter, electr ic lights; With scroll saw attachment. 553A 20x42 Hamilton Corliss engine a __{cS3): ¢ be bought for less than Baif price of | _Bomont_ iat Tan | DORT + HU MY RO ADSTER Open evenings and Sundays oy est D080. Roo = sacrifice, $150. Fyr- et. ie 12x30 Murray Corliss engine. Ra di t R. . d. R h i new a} Mi. ‘erthy-Arc Aut * ——_—_— — $150 DOWN HAY NES—Extra beaut tful chummy roadster. | ' OO SY ae ER ING—i to & tmch single 60 h. p. slide valve engine. adqciators et aire epullt OF | g14: elmar b Forest 1920 jel? MU oT VAC ATE 4 T ONCE . i Ot: eae 785: wonderful bargain. Motorist Show. SC RIPPS- BOOTH—Roadster, 1918 model, ay to tae Soe NN at lowest oto. | 250 h. p. automatic steam engine DIXIE _~ = « - - . . ccnnhenen aint ee ae ae ae 1834 Locust. wire vee good int, etc.; 1921 license; : ; . a oupe;: bdbrand-ney forced t . al a, Wi pei Oo yt or ; on- “> 4 ; Teuscher & Son, 801-603 N. 2c. 8t. Youle 135° xo 250-rolt. Gunasater and Mek Exchanged for New. fice. 4243 Washington bl: 1 mil) Used Cc ars at Big Reduction derful motor, runs like a watch; guaarnteed: al Ch ja Se ene tel) ~ aw- ana ! we . ; ; . : ee - . ce 0 =e] ie aie * 7 . [I NOTYPE_ Mo. . Ce | steam engine. cEwen = spECIALIZING ON RADIATORS AND DODGE—RBeautiful coupe: late model; ma Dod wire wheels easily .worth S700; must sell its quick; ' Hla ynes \ UumMmmMy SS er Ty LIN Model 1; newly rebuilt and in, ” FEND REP NG HIS SHOP OF- extras Pifice . - “ wt la s oa Be : , : IVE *" TOWN . LA : cay or Monda’ ‘ intercarive st floor evenings a nd Sune dav ll give terms fc) S ae n\ I \\ y | S . ‘ a 4 condition: will demonstrate; at rour own —~ la ar Es ia me ane pee” ate | comb: RE gs I ey & Shiple: FOU : T » S =N) re Us Ful south. _ (c), — ‘ ny ; : iyiive at on a. Now listen: this beautiful t passenger STU TE B. ARE t— “master e775 "for quick ee ee Seer, bolt — hines, a apemsh. 7, pee. WANTED " orwr 19"! Serta ee Sega wee aeans Gee Pee 2 WE eae | car needs no introduction; everybody knows sale 4821 5 Bi oadway. (e) ° ces rown Mchy. Co., dey. Steptoe. Burke & Urle- ae ELI. ' ®. t CO = sh See “passen- PMI Sweet snide! 0 bP | sha: ad that passed them all: it sTU R—ip? ! ‘ 9 | . anne oe ----a iniaiditeahal in one pnt lt " $3500: os werd ae a —_._.__--- | that: here’s a car that passed TUDEBAKE 1926. -oa iater* S32 N _ Oth st. i ee tol, also Foster thread mi iler > ALL automobiles bought, mouey wane liv t 820, , ar Po " os . tiv . ae. - _ sure looks swell, with beautiful refi nished special 6; pe fee t com Ym a 41304 Screw Machines—Milholland, Fo Mati _Motor Car Co ve at dd Ww . ouand, oster, P 23408 Ov paid, bought. Bomont 1832. — — — - q] i192 .) Sport ' Haynes blue 4 wire Ww heels; in under - Lafayette. Victor 31931. (©) 340 Y ™ | | t i) . tood is the thing that counts: we woul —La: t ~soroad = STE EA ‘DI NS J iM SINE ~ je Wu 00 no lg tgp STUDEBAKER RD—Sp l and 50 h ~ — ores: h. AU TOMORILES ta oo stnall loans made > (| Ou; ROA DSTERS a +i Bo ae uve: | Goodyear cord tires, Zenith carburetor. ape- ceedingly low that you will not be able te tre- R— = & C.. Be. 3959 Del- miscellaneous iron woodworking and sheet ct TOMCOBI'. re Wea na enenane a object ge BR isc 01918 electric vege & good conadle- a “trade ea: sy terms. 36231 Kast on av c " hroughout: bargain for cash. Colfax 5SROW several hundred ollars more than the price 3‘ 4 ' . tion; inday nerning” and week days )RD—Roadster: 1918: good as new. 1S2Z1A 4219 Lint ‘+ Wwe are asain ~ Lig Fr a as aa ere WEBER MOTOR CAR CO., 1817 Locust st metal machines; shafting. pulleys and be!t- ee * wamstyngegy OO ' . Linde! 2540 or Delmar 1020. ‘cw See Tate Motor Co., Ine. |i]| _3812'W. Florissant.. — = aren HUD: ON SPEEDSTER - . . - S ~TUTZ—1913 model roadster. Call c. 9% rrent. (220 volta e: ve n 2 2 oa — ; ere ee ce; ‘a, Mienonal D MACHINERY COMPANY, AUTOMOBILE Wid.—N> cash needed: have g107-41 LOCUST sT ‘RISCOE—Roadster> 2-passenger; like new: ‘ ;~- 4‘ _~ A. ' : a onus 7 « o~)* mS ‘ 9 iAeC ic’ . = ~- } a ister - i To perfec , -* = F Hartmann Tyler 40. fc) 2 and 4 bh. p. “1920 Olive Se ‘Machinerv is our middie name." fine lot, 180 feet. on 4600 Page: need ma- >A . cane sewing ae new, $10. Phone Olive SOR&R. 717-14 N. let st (cM) chine. Mr Wolf. Olive 4 OA, ( ‘entral 667. CLOSED ON SUNDAY. i = ou as 1 > an mot e; Loge e814 _eonaition $150 up. terms. “Bole East on. 1920- MILLER CORDS: PAINT AND - —_———- . ae cust. Open Sunday. ws: ="ko, FORD—Roadster; starter and demoumtables, GEN ERAL CONDITION THE VERY BEST: “72, TZ—Brand-new; $5750. We have 4 D. (7 Stutz sportster, driven 3700 miles Delmar. (c) — - . - — At "TOM« BIL ES Wtd.—aAll tT rakes; get high- = = x = Acust Open sun say a3 K 356. P. : = ; 7 - extras: 55. 61: 24 inesb L R . BOX C-3o - : st vUry. VILL SACRIFICE C | will sacrifice: make offer; virtual! h. p. alternating cur-| AER : = N est cash price; have over 500 buyers. 3700 | = = (0) | ae wenraa or __| Easton. (e) | A WONDERFUL BARGAIN | 80 ee " S516 insight. and looks Or D—Speedster: 1918: real class: sacri- si PMOBILE—Model N chummy roedster;| prand-new. cord t! et She N Grant mane; eens weil-e sipved 1 a work: AUTO Wtd.—Ford touring car, late model: DORRIS COUPE We = ae ———__—_—— fice, $250; terms. 3516 Easton av. overhauled and repainted; $800. Zi0s em Ae il = a we scare, & | u private shop. Box 0O-17, | “ BUIC K— Roadster; ~ brand- new. 1921 model; ae eeis ai: around, P ispa must be good; will pay good price. Cen EX Pin (c 4) ost- D tch. tral O28. ic Must be seen to be appreciated; recently | aecrifice. N "Oth st RD — Speedster: “= Devil, Saba th body : 8. Th wn on 2601 12 months | = ' —_._-_»— Overhauled, cord tires. See c Sunda : = ag eee $275; $75 down. rade tve.(7) | INTERSTATE—Chummy roadster; good con- filsen, Zot Locust; open 09) | FARM MACHINERY AUTOMOBILE Wtd.—A high-class -— for 3926 Utah, or call Foster, Lindell 3690 wt et, TCK— i818, roadeier. ust gail a FORD—Late model roadster; good tires; dition. $275. 3016 Enright. day. FARM oe 07. Be Soa property. 2 P- | ELECTR ic COUPE—In excellent condition ; RUiCK—Roadster. 1914 , running or- good appenrenss: Sere 2320 Olive. ve} LIBERTY—Chummy roadster; latest model: | WESTCOTT—Roadster: 4- opera! 10 ACTOR—For fleld or belt work. 5 os a aetee ne Woods dual drive; charging outfit »m- we oads RiOR 5. BOCES SUM ing of FORD—Roadster Rood tires, demountabl s. new paint and tires; can’t hear the motor in fine shape: cord tires: new tov fork Stor- | se D.; new; can be bought at very AU TOM FILE Wtd.—lIn exchange ‘Cae car- Diete: aouic aa! $600. 2917 Botanic al der: cheap 408 Wells Ee starter: . D. ' 3314 Ss. 184 - run: look at this car; one-third off its cost; | paint: will sell at a bargain. Phone Cabany _— do : tse7 oon . about haif value: see {t at enter work. Ford runabout preferred § ‘ran ve | ‘ . . BU Ic , = - : ROADST! -R ‘emaeagtin — snot aoa : 7 : - Wisten 13 N . 7th. Olive 0370," | MACHINE SHOP AU TUMUOBRE VW td.— Must be in ‘good tr 4 0 lia , ‘ » “OTe ires. cheap 3400 BU ite Kk TR i,t. Hint i itl . Peon Ls . “. ‘ cd hon: rou ‘ a M AX\ \ EL. a ~ wiater: in fi . t-class .? Vy Me re ONT "am D1 WORK pair for cash; not later than 1919 model; RD - > - — . NEWELL Mf TOR Cc ">... - = oh BE _ i. =! tion: i det neihstrat: 1204 Chouteau. miles: has rORD—« ‘Ou pe, ~ 1920: starter; exery extra, A ecoae iene Car 5 wee a D392 ae ads good rur ning © con: dj MAXW TI —Roanist: . BR beng ler: gow! |. ; ie — it és _ rwr- ct. tc ra trite a eat if lu ————— — 3 ft te 3 —— of eatisfac-| ARTMANN & MEYER—Pr , —Printing and hoo no dealers. s. Hox O- 151. Post-Dispatch. Nera o 5 (R) | 424 punching done at 203A Kossuth. ic) FORD —Coupe: 1920; perfect condi rivate party; no dealers. Central 9507X. | & Tg ee A ‘ . = -— — ‘ ex t FORD—Roadst —_— t feet ondi- *R eb ts voits reneonable price. Stark-inland Machine AU TO Wtd —W ill ‘trade | my “stock “in legiti- sel] today 13 iz Ss perfect a ion: will . son “8 N Lith st. ES ae ne os ews ail bominte a. mechan oe —— Roadster; 1919; or Y Jet- ROADSTE 1918: good s ape: cheap; pri- : " BUTe *K—Roadster: brand-new. 19°70 tl en ak ferson av. vate party: terme A Je fferson. — eS “9 a fa oe ROADSTE R—Late b-cy Mader. elec trigget -_ ~-—-~— ——— —— - ae ee — o one ‘extra armature. Works, Jefferson and Lacas. (MO) - _fe mate oll company paying big dividends, " ” ; . ee ie | MACHINE SHOP WORK Witd.—Light as- for good running machine ox L-314. FORD ma J coupe. Sire eoretally by pri- st delivered to us a few day -¢ FORDS—S roadsters; right price; nice look- : speene and lathe work: special thread _ Post-Dispatch (c 7 ——* > _oe SS shbw room floor This *rfect nz. see us: terms. 4028 Olive. — (cl), MAXWELL—Roadster: tate ' ‘18 “model: goo" equipped. new tires. good condition ns FORI 1920 coupe; Al condition. 2722 N throug hout and can be bought at ; . FORD—Roa: ister: ike new: sell cheap: condition: car repainted Brewster_ green: or best offer 807 Haven. , & $150 cash. balance time Open Sundays ew General Electric Co.. aaaie studs. screws and nets m ade to order. rhyee-nhase ‘and Greet in M. Ene Co... 5054 Northland av Mogt A “TOMOBILE Wta WS in exchange for au- Lith sr Sunday morning ic rifice: “12 months to pay Huber- Wils son, terms gusranteed 2518 S. Jefferson P THE eat ‘feenet ile in good condition late model. FORD—Coupes: new paint: $185 uD; "Tiere 801 Locust: open nichts and Sunday: FOR = : Tawen ar oe a : = a : “ $1: 7 and evenings 3867 &. Grand av. fel) ROADSTER— In good condtt soar “$100: wilh t —_ dz steers Fits rer, e - a nsyl\ —_—_——_—_— : - , Lr : q —_— : MOTORS FOR SALE To era ore nity It en Re \ e a Kidd, 119 N. llth. Main fll” Labad e ae ae Buic k iX- x-C y linden Roadster Walsh 3044 Ol We never e ' our ~ M’ Se good | condition; $300. or Se kee Barter | block: in a first FINE machine and model Sg ae ee and 6215, — {e) FORD—« cuve: 1920: od shape; abso- Job ¢ 158 FORD—Roadster: Toe 10 jel good condi- parnel. for touring. 2548 Hebert. corner | On21 1. usse Pity. : to 60 h. aie B0-cycle ned Co-cydie: 30 dies; manufacturi ——-, = BUILC K Ww td Roadster, 1914; for Ford lutely egy eap Pp: easy terms, Just overhauled and painted bright biue tion; cheap. 4971A p nein st. arne en aos Pe ie dcldhioe Re ADSTER—4-. Wisaler Instrument i touring or roadster: cash differences. 6408 _trade. Mor 14- 16 N. sist: near Olive. ' > T 4 - bb: on Tn en Works. ey Wells. ecm ~ . Bear Vil’ finish: has good tires. one extra tire. bumper FORD—Speedster; good condition. 6825 tric lights, starter; geod running rendition - y. vis Bidg. (eM@) ESSENSE EL ie FORD—Coupe: late 1920: all accessories: and other equipment: price ts right for this Wise av. & Oa ater call Sunday. 1302 Hickory. e) develop and manufacture your in- BU icK—Sedan. an, 1917 model; ~ Be Olive. pg ee Class conditioa. 4604 ee we ¢ 4 — em ae SS me Sei FO RD—Roadst ter; cheap: late model; no stele i, a . ventions. tools _! econ m con on: w consider sma! : | house erefore do not parley aroum t ‘ “ : . Ho!-Tite ©o., 32 $00 Natural Bridge 0 tole: car as first payment; balance in 10 months, FORD—Coupe: 1920: looks like new; bar- CO™ming in to look at it. See | seniors. SESS Cote Britttante, ress: — | nickeled looks come es. new and guaran- Stearns- ight | Alternating Current Motors 1059. y to responsible party. 3537 Arkansas av. gain: cash or terms. Mr. Lederer. 3003 WEBER MOTOR CAR CO.. 1817 Locust st. eo rages 1919: " oo Wasnieemn'| teed for 90 days. same as new Nash; Pf = ose Bows. ashington. Nas terms or cash. Automobiles that have been used are | gercrete. up to 300 h. WE are equipped with machi (680) | _Victor _2986J (ec) Locust st. ___ &) o c nery ‘and or- —_?0 wee tae. E y 7, “+ | Bor , } ae , ganization to handle any k . CARS Wtd ‘ this week; any make or FORD—Coupe, 1920: full . Ch I R d > FUORD—Roadster: between & and 10 a. m. | Used Car Dept., tte 9500 1504 cea | Ge PAS cual: | Work: our engineering iepasteene a SOR ee... Lindell 1594 3536 "Morgan tires: call between § a. fran y oe & mers 4 Of st 39 1905 Farragut | + NAS H 3116 Locust st. Bomont 634. yon! — age 2 alge ’ to N. ler 1520. consulting. mechanical amd «truc tural en- CAR w td. —Smali. used: for —— “raph and 3A32 Olive ‘ io Just repainted |; 6 good tires; guaran- | | ‘ORD—Roa ‘ster. in ~aad eamaision: than ___ Open even! ings and Sunday. N EW E LL MOTOR Cc AR c 0. 4821 3. . - , to be in Al mechanical condition; tires; will sacrifice. $116 Michigan. ic) CAKLAND—Roaedster: good condition: bar- Olive at 234. Bomont 760". ‘ . - | gineering. We develop and pbulld cash Broadway +), FORD—Coupe te AS on — ~hiner recta | — ! ic) Coupe: late model regular Ford _ ria hin 5 Aak for ’ } spec ww) . > - se 4“ ; ; > r ’ r = 1 . , cash or termes. | = will pthrow-off, Ap eur didferent branches in. detail, it _ ers COU rE Wrted — w yiinder ° prefer Rule kk. ‘. Pham Pen ree w ti se excellent condit! ton: ; N ASH Used Car Dept “ORT ~Roadster first-class condition. §444 gain _at $ _ 617 0 Dre er. Pe —- — ean Dept : masenger coupe. Phone Kinloch Deim: ar ice for qui sale Lin lel! 55720 $116 Lecunt. Bor ee 634 Southwest avr ier © AKLAN VD—Roadst er: 1970 model ~ good : : — —~?-7-Y- Sen ono good condition. ; cheap. 45334 Mat fitt ay oadsters eee ee —- ~» at Broa’! Clyne Engineering Co.. 1911 N i2th _ ©Si1i ee = : : FORD—CcC oupe: verv good mechani: “al con pen Sunday and ever ning. fey FORD—RX adster: late model: $250: Dr. Kel- ee See es SIAPIA MBit —- _ lyv's car. Apply garage. 3114 Cass OAKLAND—Road eens very late model: must | RIEHL Tools, dies. welding machine tOUPE Wd Ford or Chevrolet. . dit 1) ' 26) » —Pore « nevre t: lat ~% on, tooks Ae new ; be e339) r rT = ' : PIPE FOR SALE | wast RIEHL MACHINE co. : mayen, BL Ne ome tt Rad bd ono ’ te price, Olive n irgain. ~ rat HH ANDLER—1910 chu: — 4 roadster; re- ee = sell cheap. 26275 N. 2 __ Bell Olive 1720. _ 15270 Olive st AO) condition. mode! Rex E-21. t-Dis. "| PORD eg oye —— ‘¢ = y od "Daren ed; newly painted; terms) F* RD—R adster; first $150 takes it. 3302 Ba ...-mm th sh coe a You can be assured of a satisfactory pu™ nd Dieck ee | DODGE Wit4.cTourne or heh $100 extra mode! . perfect cond! ition desires Forest 831; De! mar 385_— (ec) Ninth st. BRS aee (c) GAKLAND— Roadster, 1918: excellent cor- chase in selecting one of our renewed ca - Durt $2 roadster bod equipment, v ’ ng 1920. the ‘POST-DISPATCH r y +4 @ Drivate party CHANDLER—Chummy roadster. 1918: cord FORD—R: madster. 1918: fine condition: dition; new tires, tools. zte.; $535. 42943 | standard make. Our equipment is com out ste printed 110.450 FEMALE HELP soctes “car Co.. Ldndet!" B8 arom FORDS——Coabes 115 183i pliree: perfect shape: $685. Today, 3853 | _$225; big bargain: terms 1461 Rowan (e) | “wssmington.—_Call_in_refe_ only. (e1) | to recondition cars to give you the best of ‘ _- e — ‘au. S— ‘oupes 919. 1920; riced | e. sty D- Ra tea a ———————-—- = | OAKLANID—Roadster: 19s r service at lowest possibie prices. Write or WOO new ~ Wants”—17,.421 more masten _ ak sell; cash or terms: authorized 1. | FOR! —Speedster; perfect condition; $225. ». « a es mode} price| | Phone for our tvi Aeecrtption . Lo spa car; wil tre ” tn pS a Ord) FOR 0 it : LE od . M Fo a deter: —--— ti COMBINED. ray -—~ fi. + {prone ty tor ADA res ‘~~ Sada gee. — NSWELE, MOT CAR 4 | tion; new tires. trom ow i ~~ oi 020: cann tell it; Our 5 years éealing your } te een, iMquire yp ~ @e%-s vurteenth. — ) b oO" Naturs rida: ’ : - - ; « : ° F. mD—R 7 . y. ‘4 r , al Al tural Bridge, Cabany 37460 Bomont 290% Centra! 2775 ‘ondith “23 50. ih poe A — ae. Fuerst jot 3044 t Sire WiTso BN MOTOR CAR CO... 2991 Locust. © oe S 4 J +. Vs . Pome nt or c entr ai 14 439. " a *a\- +4 , oe “?. ~ +? 3 N. 2d ot.

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-” Le ot , + get newly : g00 reason for a 1 Benton lSvlw. nee roadster: late S417 Chippewa. : 4-passenger.- tires: must 2¢/). y roadster. model Mmaition; completely io “aeh: no ~ plewood chummy roadster Appiy 7 roadster; repainted; ‘oadster. tm perfect we: terms; just -the . amon ay. goed condition: 4 cord tires; price {e) S-crvlinder: brand. . tires and top. Phone Feor- ter ster: 1970 mode: nectifice for quick n Sunda‘ Vetle = ae roadceter. rode!) fh. tiret. bew pain. leather top, good BS dilive et. tc) mode) B83; new top. S37s: $175, down, Auto Sales, 3433 in us running order: Bosch mag- license: wii! : Vn & just th. thia dand: anc all day et Boiwnon’ OADSTER> ly ted, new red G - 2217 Locust st Gav Sunday ~ # e125 Down barwaine we have wi car refiniehed Over Bib S325: wore pocket and UTOR ©CO., 10385 ee 4 dealers who hy Brothers Cars as individual ree the same each week in es. . ) And get correct | age and mode i! hers Car you . ‘Central 7615 BUNDAY, Slinter: will mal . tires, cheuy): wi’ igan a. ~ new top. ne ft-class condition: « W289 & Jefferson. (c t driven less than teld from new car: Tr ° tcl» er 6-38: fine con- = a y Garage, eister, $135 to- &. + th. “are . #200 DOWN That's just what yo ride this wonderfu! city. Refinished and vermi! lilo, 1035 N. Grand. eed: a reel bargain. Reber pl. “7 running order, av. ~ me; private pari: . a r. electric lights fice. $150. or- ; $275 fer quici ie? ee Bless tess than whe price D.. IBIS Locust et ter. Call C. i onir cond! tior ; blue. with white r cord tires; 1 rear: eee thie car to terms. Onl) - i — SUNDAY. APRIL 18, 1921. CS — ~ — —_ ” —_ —_ — — -—— a CUA U T Oo ROADSTERS SEDANS ER—: passenger Pepa . . Oc S40) ‘ar vile r « ; 17 ~ “as , ers iy. . lei? a1. Forest 114 eps) HR . 5 quiches ne 9 UNUSUAL BARGAIN 190 roads Cows . SEDAN res - “ep peer’ w e she = ARTH Wake tl! +7 sia’ ah © ied Ons OF yr i FORD SEDAN 1920 Joh G25 Renewed Roadsters. Tourings and Coupes RUNABOUTS ze. 3479 Jun Benayout | : ™ — ’ HT Ds mN SEDA ‘N ; ~ ‘44 Hit DSON HANDLER NEWEL! ( a OVERLAND 4 lac Automobile eae of St. Louis $910 Viive Ss ig , xX : HHEVROLET SEDAN No DODGE SEDAN, 1917 ie \4 —“~, ® “ : ; ) : oa ~ > Vs moet ~~ . - res ase Matias] - . ee Lhe DOME SEDAN ob ".> Th (RAR IS Si ww HYDE PasBK ut . LA 7 - 1a . AR—Setam. be Bet: SITS0O. Penne! B19 WF lotiswant ij S3653R. L272 as = al Elgin 1920 1V@-DR seen ge: T maeilrse ; re oF trade | G sedarmy 1010 T) aw —seaalt TPs lellvered 70 (re at ferirns ’ 1iv - .s . 1920 samt wu ’ “are . + oe Sedan ul Some Redan tA Merri r ~ -_. a D— eden SM lewis, THO ’ rime. ry Vandeven. ’ 4 eo? ; a "iT ined ter roadeter ry , 403 ao ; le iLs ee MOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and F or Sale -\ds in t’icse columns today. « co 7 “ — TOURING CARS | I ° la | » Miele a E>] “RING ST. LOocIs 198 POST.HIisPa Tree FA \ ("> ie" 7 : } fr ou 0) Ni VW ie) It i= UW hi

must of ,-ya weoger, B6O7u jhoerr a DsOkK-—Su re ive bth ‘7 1} ODo miles, iw Kossutb Nt ~ a os pe rit’ [saps < : _ *. ; % . si ne Silo 1918 DODGE TOURING No. 968 4 |» KRANKLIN TOU a 7. FRANKLIN TOURING ale | *&, ’ ‘ise ara’ ee fe wWw1l6 Farizn chem | 7430 TOMOBILE FOR SALE , vaity . « vrrt ia lo a lanedl wee “t tebers Soest NS 1a — yi a, ee ee anor OA OR

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SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 1981 ae ae “AUTOMOBILE _* AUTOM OBILE S Se on h/ 20B ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. i ae a se TOURING CARS. TRUCKS TRUCKS | AUTOMOBILES—MISCELLANEOUS _AUTOMOBILES—MISCELL ANSE. 1. Fone. Recsie: 193 TOURING CARS | TOURING CARS TOURING CARS perfect AUTOMORILE—T =e have: elec-| FORD—11,-ton stake body, cab and new OLDSMOBILE—I91¥ model truck, in first- UNASSEMBLED AMERICAN—1914 under. EY” SSnn Ciassin—_one MAX WELL—1018: good condition; $275 | OlL.DSMOLILE—4-c ylinder, in : “candttion: tle ial’ tae Gelenin oe pshts;, starter:. mw ae ae “Sram 5820 108 Pins a IC, J. Hartmann The oe el Newstead. | -_— | fest; cMeap: terme: ¢ eaeh; self starter and electri ight dition; a real berga! S337: ve ron mee as s —— ‘ : * Parnetl) rORD—L',-ton truc! best conditic: iabaaeond . o. ET NVICF te. a Sih - --— = —— an ~ ' oa : , t “ Taylor Sv. PO aie worth $500; out of » sae ea "= > A ate “M 1 wasuur . . . . v? a r wt ; rifice: must i “411 al P. AC JK AR D T RU ‘é K t SED C2 ‘ARS—And_ trucks: aaee 9 nm. ne = : rt % sORD—¢ coo I “Tt TANWe ELL—To ouring , 1918, mechanicalivy , 0mey. 5904W Floriasant ; PUL LAAN N—sipall, IBIS: » eo ae r lor ‘per o> N ‘pring. | FORD—Worm dri’ o- model, stak , : Te ge 6a en | a s Vy, al Wo Ay | ‘For 7B CHASSIS—I191 . . . ry’ . . . 54 a 0 ' 1 irace ‘ ——. : : and cal re Trlr . , . © ' tO] ‘ nri puilt: ' . iat *. ee A nl a ee SNS aan : ‘ , a*pleasure to dive’ See stat 0701 Gravois Oldsmobile Touring © _ 1. Pp ete eda ** | FORD TRUCK Ww h- dN; good wonderful med And retired: chassts on! Robinson Auto Sales Co VW 4850 Eeston ave - : . 7 os lisnpatcé OR : ( — th Proce! mored gin ‘onderful purchase at present: : : : . of 7 te ae - = Riverside 1837) ‘o) lob 5 »] ~~ ane “ = M fires; easy payine ; red ; ee gic we . >T*A* vee i « 2 “fy - ct " , «J* one _ Or if . Pave , ~ 4 & . « ied . . } . Sif j 3 . e , he, OoRD—cC ‘hassis lt Ne MAXWELL—i918° touring: overhauled, new Thies car will need painting and me gaan ro DOCRA NEN to: hes : city: must W IL, I, AS KNIG Hl l rORDS—New and use an tvle hod PACKARD MOTOR CAR Oo. OF er oy s 4050 Olive ine RENEW ED o¥ 4 F bles; slightly burnt’ § tires; bargain: cash or terms; drive — At being ov rhanied: arty can secure - Ay , ’ § ' e ! S00 ct 919 mode!, ‘-Pa*senge: cash or time weet Washingt cy Phone Pomont 900 ; 01 Lo cust st. Packard 1919 touring. $3500. Pierce "ry ml a : lst et. . ourself and be convinced. 4111 Cleve. they may desire if purchase is inade b I 1008 ee or cellent, wd lres and gf00G aint! rORD—Ton truci wi ion - : PIERCE-ARROW—Truck: best in city: ed ronadster, fine condition. S950. Pac card e _ v" 2 a : and. —— — "| paint order ie given. We can turn th! cet eo NKLIN M UTOR “ATS bod: cash oe terms. Ney. 2117 osm tires and in good runni ng order; don't Toadster, 3-passenger. $1000. Packard. ross AR ik BETTER . FORD © HASSIS 191g MAX WELIL—Touring. starter, good tires. | out to suit any scrutinizing buyer ri is Pullman fouring. Ko » Dow n jomont ."'617 17 Locust st ——— ncn A MSE miss this: $°75. °OR + alll, . fo, touring, $350. Chalmers touring. 1918 $50 - - 4 4 ‘s dertonstrate. $140; ff batteries; Al condition; leaving town: | lower than you would expect for this kind o: eele ss aecalia. Ceee al en lings and wll «ly das , ORD—Tr =e SER deliver a Ta és Pada _ | Chandler touring. $600. Overland reads \ \! LES. - . : ington bi rear must sell: $2 85 takes it 1914 N. Van-, @ car; terms can be arranged to 8 nT a sttl car a a yet Ps roURING ; | made! — ' tion 8” O0.: e a lin aft oan ° - - Passenger, $400 lLeorige roadster. ‘ - . RD Chassis ceventer av. WEBER MOTOR CAR CO.. 1817 Locust. | | rin ene ce a ee wT mn ll ye 7T a POR =D—Ton ack: | el: .} Pierce.) rr wy | Te | $700. Cash. time or trade y FO i? -5. jonuen yom e : . id . i s* Ake 4 ‘ “a; Pia . ceonatt on: is ° - ’ os e : ° ae = J . ’ | ; ' j j ‘ | j ene —— - - - - - - “*s ry » MAXW ELL—1920 model touring; | run only uid he right orice ein quick : rem a ot ; ; accoul fs Nes w—A £ SSENGER Cc CA RS V elie Auto ~ a — attention equipment; wit sacrifice for quick sale Youn " Know eee CeemeerTe tf | ear! 1 want thie on = os : $185: good condition I OR QT ICK SALE nas ran hme LN die Ls os , FORD were ‘ elia, 29238 O Olive at. (c’ until rive this wonderful « ; . 4 rr Pat 9 ran} - ry, ; 7" , ‘ ~~ p oy a r " = _ HL tT at R . LN rE - > Olis o at Garrison - buy our 2. pee + a — : mm the Gir, e' oS . - te | und Migir ; arte Why ‘a Js >a ah Not the new tv pe. Has been cE. mo ay STEED Onen Sunday é = Saiwe —e : ~~ MAXWELL—Late model touring. new top pl ag, FS ak Refinish n the el nd # — lition: Mbe terms. “T8T Olit , EPRESE new rubber, nickle pilate a= use “ry iy > It will par Ae oO eres ts fe ' tral - Dorris 6-80 “-passenger cabrio he: = - a : ; * « . a te ia ii . ' Ti ; 5 LSB “6 : “a ; 7 ‘ . ; ° on cone s biigi orgaer ” nay : : oo “A \y rye re ’ ° on * > ~~b = . ' li a : YAHLEM MOTOR CO., 1035 N. Grand solutely perfect throvgho it: iatest factor Co pens yt aay oT aftit:. ' FoR muck, for light deliver: 3 oav. | PACKARD MOTOR CAR COM. Dorris 6-80 4-passenger HUDSON ne Asele Everybody’ s Doing It Oven sunaay. g— (2) suuipment. with cord tires: finished a beau: ae martes 9285. = d tires. 4330A, Gur | PANY OF MO. Dorris 8-80) 7 passenger to tires chess 3 os eee rOd ndi- iful ‘mera! , oT) b ran benenv ' . fea .v' ty oe orris /-Dassenger w E en *® cylinde being what? Buying o car, of course, ane | OLY MPI. AN Tearing, 1918; ot oe a 3 nderful saving off list =~ ? month a 0610 Easton . . Puck, LGn ; wares YOU! t rs --d and Locust Se Dorris )} T-passenger | ; MAX W a\ “of of them are buying of the “SOUTH-/ 4,1) 43°09. Edy - 26 oe | POC] pF CAR—Just | Bon ont 900. Central 2300 Dorris --6 7-Dassenger — 4 ig? Mi LuN.”’ where vou can have a “24-hour ee - l. ' "Roo ty rORL—TJTru iont . ae . Dorris . chassis 1 i) LD LD! Pm ' ’ " ) Lly2n ie r ister ‘ . : ilLES— triad on a 1Slu Mar ell touring that looks U\VERLANI eitie, ny’ _, . $1543 , Xo! — : fouring:- - used very Littl : >, i Ae class conditor net used: ar ‘ : . note ~ Termns can be arran ced ji j Bie) ; : AUTOMOB like brand-new. No use to describe it. ox cellent con on wNaney AL,VdAI 64: . fH ; . re - . ne a oy FORD—T. : cam : ~~ RE Tt. 3 ton. driven S000 ™m ils ApS an at vour ow py e. ; “4 ms eal " uw know what to expect of a new Max - VUVERLAND— Touring: -cylinder, 7-pa: J ~ = — : a : , : ans EMS ty sohiia’ “Mindieainaer eae = llent condition $650. SET1A ~—y . ani REBUILT “AR * aod es ell; cash or eles > u we fide we ker: some car: S468 oo aft 1Sal oA aa G— 1918 ; 4) freq ¢ iGi ae ‘ | 3 ' . " : ark at. " , 100 LAC L, EDE AN price thie week sth at zocust ei . ; Tenringe ‘ rrocnte a - : . ‘ . he “ e aA - ~ - —- se 4 ©\ ERLAND— lou! is. 1viv eas . a - me os : + ; . . . nat tis, ‘ evel hen f oor iy oF 4 ie} Jeti . o : : ! ; 4 i : | te chain _ —— — - - @ : - A A! fourin driv ke : ; | Moon Rebuilt ” a + +-Ppassenger tour . e+ ee we we . — ee 1) ’ ~ , : ' nings and Sur wliavs 2 ee | * new eord tires: le ' Bole th ses isl P a > an , re : MIT LiL—Tourin light G-cylinder,; Be ' , 5. PD. 1 383 Montclai co new o ' if lelive 41 rad vine, . ane mp WI yer eo , sae | ' a WTCHELL — . ering vA mal nt: good tires, es sas —- | = ie - ' , ctr BING «4 tie~35-nass : noel ir gua teen %i , aoa sore LEXINGTON Demonstrator: will | x Department . -* : . : J! Ms ~) ie, . . ; . = es tie . ' ; , iC i , * ‘4? . ’ i ‘ : vorth about we; fe J0U0 for quick sal : - ‘ pen Sunda a it! vo! ’ se , pial . e new Uke oy “CS Uma LPUCK) grow v se tf saerifice: ‘ondifior ! ke {Iw ‘ : : L804 Cool 2) OVERLAND—Touri1 hea; Call Cabany iomane 198° Cantral The a 5 cre Sehaente ) ditior 58 Bartmer ‘ce a . . li . uA | 7 The Home o ante = =a : —~ . —- rE EL’ &2 ‘Dp Tpit, 'L ~ é ruara 8: > as Ww ar. ™, fT? lee v MIiTCHELI.—101& touring: : mary : tee —— SA XON—Lich oan tenan “= VRING CaR--7- nger, fine. \ditior or aii othmenaaes ae : s ni (‘K—J-ton. 1917 if ind puaranteec ame a ne Cal ~« qT High Grade Ca tric lights and starter; i1 ald SS UR sd — eee. ms Cond 2. pes new tot in ‘ellent yndition urs fo bu; : usStrate aul we a, nO ‘aston a' ' — t se . = Arco . 3 if desire . ton: have ” care: T ge! 7 : sonable prik ‘ Appis SOLS rank! : . ‘ yar SS Jeffe: = - : o>. 7 7419 \I ia 1a ; -— - == _ It 2B. ‘ KE R— i eh non am - pe Term if ae! ired. Rit a « ,on onderful merenin SOl ; de OVERLAND—4-cylinder light touring: like . > wa , ; : , : ; syle ‘ ' . . . ee me ‘se “es a ce . I" DE p » . — ee " oe os * . " - «bed - ‘ 2 : Titi Ph ‘4 ; { ie ; yi bea iti ‘ . ‘ . . -* ar ePepe> . Pa" > ; ’ 7 “oq dod . " . ' im, : ng { MOON—6: perfe dition: call Sunday new; $350; bargain. 5328 Eastou d; new .tires: first-class funni ondi but in fine rannin ndit elects $ ! . Loe pen Sunday ga; | The SUI RIOR MOTOR CAR CO, . Rov le Hardware. 4449 \s 1 AB anliene , ' ' OVE RLAN D—Fine shape Like new ate im? ’ se}! ry al ’ o irk. a. li ’ : ; rae \s , . 7 , i moll uw af me ‘ ‘ t ‘ Cre, TT TY —Tru k. wit . bod. atta: hed 3032 Locust est. MOON—Motor car; just overhauled: first mode! $525; open Sunday; 12 months t Bconsi third floot + a. = ae een eee ~ suitable r towing wrecked cars: I can ; ee a . reagonab lie oft. c ge - | : part: if a ' ing ’ : tomont 12 fh"! Central 4 «VU SAXON 6—19190 : ; in : ana the , an = 7 [ “ h I - . ? ti “) 7 | Ink hi : ir a ; ur _~ pri P £00 Pwd eRriC ' ‘ pric eines , ” i] ¢ H Tou - 13m ME 8155 Gustine ready ; inj ~ $9: 3029 s Jefferson a * ian , ; u) ‘ - ; fo the . po bens Re hoa oF , t, BT SED ¢ ARS is ] ardney iouring. etiii get the sam s¢ a ‘ ri sine os ik OVER LAND—Tour ing. mode! ‘83-B i SAXON—1820, tourine net this { _ — = — . Ley ‘ “>¢) ite? ‘ : a ' ; , cy. ' " > ge “hy | Meon 6-48: like ne > : . - : ” , .? why ye’ ts rte: ’ ; iv rs nto : ah nat -_ ; at LE Y. ris n ; r): . : ¢ ot * i} ‘ un & mi + x . i oa - a aie ed i eae ete j . r a - . . nm ae Bs 7 . ei. — , . a i i i. : . : . ~ - rhhlsy a Victory SMloon : rebul or lil trae 74. . : rurs ridge er hn cs "RO] ' .. bs. a : u uu! is , “u~ : , , : : nt ~ ~' aan o-l ass, Touring, zg, Ao 0) ‘ Steclah fy a’ . 4 Stephens Roadster, : : OVERLAND 90 food condi-; _** ae 7 > h. yy ere | n- cin issen nape , oe be . on 1CK n r vw neve em rut. 1st A‘! the above e AriY Ecler Pep ata a A — 6 eminiaie -) peat mah sin Be : “ne - Oo reconditio: irs t , rou th be : a aes lie " ere a fa ne “Seal” Gana a , ; ¢ meee lle , _ an ye condition; sacrifice, S80 ' OV ERLAND—Touring: model 90: ike new: + saenaget ee a a 5 may ervice at lowest possible price Writ ~ a —. iocnweteenes oem ington: Forest 10#9J. Mitchel) Touring: excellent war tor rN | AY. NATIONAT. ro - r Gore Bix (oe Gown MISSOURI USED CAR EX- oug! ian’ "4 o. ow ' hor for oul X eacripti + Serpe ee ni pg , ee rRAPF!—Truck : *-rebuflt, 1d g@var rental work saccueauee } ] e , late 1 | “S$ 1000 car for 3 ‘“HANGE,. “901 Olive st. _Oven evenings. | 21, , bl is liforni a ther to: 1d pri » includin etters of commends he “4 :, ~ ? ni ed price 1. OO ; terms. Mr JTAY, . : VERLA ND—Touring, | 1919 mo ?5}: awit! po on’ ; 3. th his Si. " , * ON; mai - | is asl, " ns , rad . = ~=-- - S ad, é ie y I 3 o y ~ rp... Ahove Cars are guara nteed Thy us. it Ae tel 6 _ 3410 s 0 ira i, casn, terms - rare bargain. ot ing od: y 995. . | ° ,Tt . . 1? naie thee - : : ‘ i ‘ » «hat a ‘ = : we’; pe a = ; — ; ' ‘ wi ,? *' hala ' - ° - - > ” ‘-ravois, cet ws j POS a have to “hurry if you want it vill suren me ILS ~~ + " P CAR CH ge oem ~_ — , - AWS, wt PEL AT - -Truck ; ~-ton, 9-1 ores 7 HE S| I ERIOR c\ ERLAND—Model RO touring: completelv e sold today ‘f = ; : mt ' erntr > -~———- —— se “ " a —- a at ~i > d ndait ?; _ —— - --- - - ~ = . . 7 Liu na i RLAND—1920 touring car, n odel 90; ’ .Our _good co a a : ; er ; en . a a cy po og throughout ° SEE KRIBBEN, the used car man. for bar- FORD —Truck d condition; cheap. Mr model, with cal | express bod ) r de “ee wat ’ run 7500. miles: 1; & cord tires; |__ throughout: bargain. “SL12 Labadie a\ gains in care. 3536 Morgan et o> | Gee ee i, Oe raen: chee. Mt model. wi Terms if Desired. szi DERAKER DEALERS Ye! o. - _e sitins _- - . , ™" . - 3 i = = . as = a . a _— ; ‘> : . ° °°‘ tect mecha nic: - ’ ' res } r a | ically perf ; 4 4935 la Si chi PPS ‘BOOTH— Tou J car. run 4000 3 om rt . > 9 ' venings. ic@: pris $1500: onan ' ; . — — . ae 4016-18 Loctst oT : - — | . oe Sp cin a Ee ae eae ae hited hii i be ; . . , : : - ? PT” ene Tix be > - ; . a . Ca@sVv GOVE ERL AND—" Tourine. me 5: only o: Louis Sunday after noon. Liles a8 AF | LA\s $e Ag oy ee, ee eee ee oJ men. 4 venings f = = 1} 1:3 B CRUE -463.. CEN rRAL : ~ re tire rer] Tat g. Pi inckney) ‘fille. TI} >) ¢ ' } ify y in th ity. vuney; $77 a aia _.' De} mar Qi RITPPs- ROOTH 6—19 ad b) mode! urin > ae > _ - . P ‘ - . . AND— Pew ; Open Sunday an 4\ l . the u¢ ’ Reware of curbstone dealers tho l cove rs can’ fon , oon ne Areas nee aD > sche deena >; le p Olive at 3d | " I Ss: any Ft, Tee eng to, OF MISSOURI advertise Dodge Brothers , . ' Pes “ ‘Ua.ty driven by original owner many instances i} o : You don't ha AS -KLAND— Rees tin tour r. Thao . mers eo! ~~ eb. luaston r eash buve OX R-5s. : Ag poor ; “ sae -y ; ' ah, ae Fs or pe ; , * —— ee ‘ — . SN HITE —True » Ibe... with expreees | | matelenaminn Aas to age and mode ' lif . Rs Al conditiv - . : OVER Sang gad uring; riect OMNGILION: I Y rse it You n irive nome ; ite i ++ ‘ femountacdies } ‘ ‘ 5 een sien Sins. nO oo i : : ’ : } : ‘ . : . plies : So ~~ BE ENP UALS Ae ‘ : odes : t immediate .s e026 of any Dodge Brothers Car you * 4 It has een Pp ; i in RLAN Pouring cat i * ac practica :is y tires, Starter and batter: ' assy litt Pull r Ch Vrolet r "e} Si pen bodv: trad a } afave ‘ a ; . olienada ; ‘@; are contemplating buying. come up to ou — : - , _ . 3 7 Pe? Z ; : s: wt iN ytd : con's mrPrBa ili, $350. a : r i s . ; e * touring Fx ul pe. With rie] : , . : . i} vi hn = rerrs : omy “ 0 ke wr. ea . , RECT ‘-ton. with hauling: vi ity Compel the seller to put his y hs . ets , : newiy pa and % 2 , ) 9 FORD—19°O onen truck: war ; = -_— — oe , ‘ tmeut of hi PUR 10 op ry ' prie s 1 ast patel Suarante>, or statements concern- Sor~meur ¢ - aaa AK LAND — Touring cat ucned = - —— Entiti u to ar of you : . Mek “ae cutt@nes : : ) | | Korest hay SOR lmar i>\ ERLAN D— Touring; ma!) 4-evlin ier . ; lowe. BR. . : , : . o Forest Ay mn or ‘ ALLLOTI . Vil ~~ 3 tic ton truc] he: > tar ar . . . eh : ae é | ° ae tah a Ai : . esa } ° : zee a = al ' iooks like it did when it left showroom nang APP pe =eit ~ = ¢ . f T take vour Don't be late an sorry, Se ved . i ; : rr K-— Lig? lelivery bod $7: wet a coy vary owbership, and model we are submitti OAKLAND Six teourit £ 11 rhe , Le €i- . han _ for Penne one ao ce Gail i ‘t 4 Ve ( [ yvour ami! YAHL Etr one c% 7: ° a : . kerr On ' . daa niall of ts vour bil} of ‘ le. : ; tion ‘ sacrifi: : 47 i= st Laniis io = “agod ri — ) eas 20 ’ 4 ( ‘ : yor " a a — ry “y 1obile. ng ecial ()p- na a da‘ t odayv r = . ickK . 11an * lis ry ' . im . if my a ; vee . ; if ’ ° : T Mi | = 4“ «a ™~ ee 4 TT a5 la ' s 7 bo ever had an Op} y = ? O19 plendi.? : : . . } scount e vthis wee I _ —a ——_— - } sais. De} venin Ine° rel or aE’ Ce.tvery uf » af fi ate | aaa if pill : . - { Watieer seat bargain’ ii Russ OVERLAND—Touring, model 85-4 : 1 or term “SOUTHERN,” 13th an Maeda hve 7 rood working order; ho Hae RUUUE UYeoo WHaEG | this grade of m ica . is! 7 : ae ee, OR: barzain 00 down, bal- Locust n_ evenings and Sundays. (c) a ee ee | = : 4M Fi 3107-11 LOcUSs , | ik ' 1919 Auburn & ‘ , I) ‘ = touring Cry brand ane eA ‘ nN Su me ; ++ mn) i . MORO ies teint ‘ My- Ss S i} i . ™ VAKEA + $1530. ‘wil! tad $1°00: cash + meni Glive._ unday NLE STE AMER—T ouring: splendid fo nditior \Wielandy-Reller , PRUCI = vet aonk nd | ion: ; 310; i Fa , T S71 aie XC a teeta) or terms. Lindel! ‘8°07 NI 1 — - -— . : i 4nd appearan: t throughout; = aii ‘o.. 7O1 nd ork wood Ww ter ir ac A aed aa . : a : P34 muri ' Bomont 12 i] { entral 4 OLD , . . : - aA d—— } OUT » a Cemonstrate. Telephone Webster 1470. 20% es oe TORD—1919, light tr ; - . - - ~ CLOSED ON SUNDAY. | Thes : ed; new ¢ Soe) VAKLAND—Touring big at ‘ wie, abOG this ne . ae imal node] are. Gray av.. Webst er Groves, Mo ne ; 4; !' : TRloR a i - ; et ° ho Mr. Lewis. iy ver, : : " : fam turnout: . . --— i] mn wpe ect c ition Ps pe Lind : ; : sy _ ' . sing ——s a Saat : , . ' " . perfect condition; $35 ns ' ris, 214-16 X. 2het at | STEARNS. KNIGHT — 4-passenger; goo °0F uns aris 1 + = —— 3 1920 Chevrolet VW aehington - (60) cer Tion ~ (sTanse b =" * eRe | MAK, LAND— Tou ring lnte model; rice see ad ~ all 1323 es — ae sane / “ORD— ru , alght delive ate mo morni: Oe: ————— ° 19°] Dort roa SOOO SAOLA Juniata. Cail , ' OV SRA NDTourt ne, | Paige touring, ition. STEARNS. KNIGHT | 1990 pom BV0G CONG tion Se PSs ments o. TRUCK Pon ist Verhaulerd: ‘ontin ns NCW cece o'clock my roadster, Overiand touring: any of NEWELL MOTOR CO., FOR LIGHT SIX ORD— Trudi | Te: intet well ee on a ee r | 41-1918 Dod : 4 ‘ 4 * ruc! ' ‘ woody with err rag iee tire mone? ell toda’ = * ; TT) } : | i. 7 i ge Tro OAKLAND—Touring, 1v1=. newly wae ore these care te "$] 50 to weeo: will sell or' Olive new tires o8o; terms, trade. 4. tras de. $936 Morgan. Open all day Sun- | Bomont 260°. 2776. ‘\T” fo ’ N ion ‘all rest “id r Lindell ‘ ponthiv payments. “O35A Easton. | Washington. Call in rear only. day. d pomnmemanaammennnenme. nce es nate etree TOURING CARS () FRCEKS lave more trucks than we || 1918 Dodge tou OAKLANI)—Touring, 1919: new paint ae OVERLAND—Te ouring: zs; $450. celebrated | | ° . VW w2 Aeadm fa r= ORD—Or me-ton truck ith bods cheay eed; you cal = sg e your pick: we are all | || 1919 Dodge tou top: S250 down balance i ] 4 mon is model R5- 4: run only 4300 m iiles-: power- j St earns mT ; * e f ; | App ‘ Fox Bros A ik , } an 1 ivir then war Rrashear arash j Fuerst - Ww alsh. no44 Olive. We never close ful medium we igh ? car; gr00d conditi ion; + & & ob s wo 14 » ‘ ade a. SO ww Oo S inev . x4 a ~O0 _Market ae av; : 41917 i Dodge to i) KLAND 6.5. mesencTrer wuring: renuln ' wil demons? rate Sunday morn! ng. 2604 ut sohil eh e 3 ." ' - " a + ~; , ‘ . re PD rR (*"K S—~aAr ‘ twle Oty nn i p= * ; Mi R (i : ’ 9 s ym ire tot i telG te Mauser of ‘condition, $450 | Chifton. | per ttomobiles that have been used are OLIVE at GARRISON lo éelivery: terme. Baller 2 ) Vayay 99,0 : I %& UALIN 1918 Em} if sold today: private pa rtv: no dealeres a VE wD = ee better than chean new c ars. mi v a.i.s Geiivery : Ci. ils - a wae > oe) U : “/» 8) Or oune P r. ' 1916 r halmers SORDA Garfield. Forest 7505I, _| ée) VM lies ~~ ring ro ae S ae Leg | N E W ELL MOTOR ( A R ( {). Open Sunday. FORD. | o » Can be hauled n these overhauled trucks. .| BU KIRS ‘ 1921 Olds., S-¢' OAKLAND—Touring. , 1920. like new: win green Shade, lenses, 2 spot lights. fender Olive at 23d. Bomont 2602 bat n ~29 down, bal Casi ri ee. ev —— van, _ Luedinghaus | || —Slb | . 1921 Olds 6-¢ ter c urtains, steering loc k, extra Neg : ana parking lar nD. dome lig! if in roof, E gy p- ———__ — - = - : . ' 4 BR? } ’ t } - tha i] " ! low . — I Continental motor. new top, gypsy cur- Sacrifice for $800 down a: inall month- Ton-tru 2 : ! the factory serial number. complete examination terms. Call Grand 1153 M. S _» HOw i : a “hs : ightl » : ‘ r 7 8° . tains, plate-glags lights in ay uk all new; ‘vy payn ents. mr tru for ; tT aol i dy at i ; rd 14-ton “ith a tee “ a ‘ nel . , doubt at all, telephone us Six Tow ‘ing 3 omon ‘. LOD. mint nd fine shape me hanicailyv: ream hy . {, m atearne oa. a ne : a st CeU acid ror ’ n itt I Sy R ani made pody To ver ‘at 19° a re _ Upen_evenings and all day "Sunday cy; ‘Bade in th ; Cole oe Co.. 3020 tte ; ry fax 9° . i aha 3 s ev ord cal tru chaassi rin ord ‘ , ih carpenter's” handmade | |, J erith ation, as we i ; \1 9 “0 model. used —-———_- ey 8 - net hae ver. el rm “‘Fervice business with this - : a — . . . . / wih a ft _ . ° — hy have complete records of ; PA‘ IK AT D = 2 shear time, and . OAKLAND ight 6 touring; ju 2 ove’ | Special 84-8 7-passenger Overland. A fa-| S1UDEBAKER—7- passenger; $17: will r " ey : areas ale 7 ; . TWIN “ja distinetiy hauled and rebullt: also repainted beaut!- | mous Continental motor that is positively starter; also Buick, cheap 79 Towe: ) ‘ ruck, _ / Mods ~~" tdtiia Oru Oe es nme ee every Buick Car. Krade car ata r@ ful dark blue; priced right. why se tg i perfect; 5 excellent tires dandy top and Grove av a mnprtcnta DS > yh Myet deael eet Mh By ogy Se ~F -oning PO oe A Magen ‘ gamopie i able price. iirc. se. fepainted roval/ upholstery, Take 24-hour free sola! on STI DEBAKE R—1918: Might 6 touring: run ‘ood running condition: a bargai ? entat eT oe tgeodehe ae ‘ loor. Fords or bodies taken in. Momttie If the number is covered | Mode! M: pract biue; 6 excellent tires, fine driving condi this car, then cash er terms on a bona 8000 miles: just like new $5 $175 Gray, service building. : . F the . Aeon many on OR menw new tires: s api tien and swell! _eker: ey eein. seen tent | fide discount price this week. ‘SOUTHERN,’ down. 3143 \ Neosho Rit erside 994W ic TRAFFIC MOTOR TRICK CORP ‘URD— 18 CK. 1*2-ton; curtain nt: Ltt oa = onanter aa 1¢ up, blurred or marred in sh hei }4 d tate model car OUTLNE . new De : ° . > _ - eT over): _ ? ~~ « - » 4 2 Te ‘ nna v? : “of ‘o tn e *¢ lent . 4? ‘ ester a’ . er. We have two tops) OLIV BE MOTOR ©CO., 4374 Olive street. & od paint ‘ new tires. excelient mecha: Meal; _ Light cr. summer and winter, at a oie | __Upen evenings and __ Sunday. “erp ae SHOU »0” 24 RB! lon |) CADITI LAC—One : | ‘ : ma b fore : | : rice. Do not overlook this little co. P ~mton s linder ~~ ar; paint sike , me ws ‘) .iIres, like new tr a ty ter ’ . Ty . lefferann 1 in ; 4 S . ‘ ‘ anit c* ' Tl! '~j@ . ry ‘ \ ”“ ‘h 4 9: Oa» he in good condit ton 19: motor ov erhauled: top and cur- eic., slig 1t repa iTs neeced ; ,_ = +. . y P Irs ff . T D i’ ‘ : cat , — 5 we The les F 7? ° chance for mechanic. ; Cook CHEVR 2 7) —— acon > — ~2 affic 2-ton, chi — r. . te > | im ast } In 2W A ites ~ 7" ~~ ody a ti ir WERER MOTOR CAR ©O., 1817 Locust st, | tains in fine condition; has 5 ‘good tires — = — 4 , Se . STUDEBAKER—Touring., 1918 Grand at Lindell. St. Louis ; Lindell G230 _ Central 6230 es 274. HUDSON = 2 ah ce : eR. SPEED- Prt me ed ed ek et pt ets Scat 2 respect 5S Toyprine has been thor Low price Cannot be re rebuilt and ree - . ee ee . . : . 7 P* ~~ r ' t jst ii* -— . , .? > ‘ wn f rf tN TN rs =) 7 4 . © ke] ed c ar De pt.. . ylinder little used ; a rod re ’ - in "Tl . Th | 4 J } : e ’ ’ r *T at "y ‘ar } ~% . : , ‘ . ‘ : = / ; ia i wi i i is ; . v ’ "WC. S) &: ith ouring H 31186 pa ust. Bomont ena. opening ‘ urtains: other ext ras. sa‘ rifix e, gli € aad tar’? ’. aT ‘ on .7 ’ ‘ ’ ¢ tire rhe ’ _s — , ane eV eni ; ‘ wy af i , si A, i ‘% = : . WS U d APN A [ NV Li Lind aft i . _ ata : ( Palt fed , an srttinaelal di I ai 1 tir ake o Od V = C3 | : TRS es deers ips | - ear at ) 5 : ~ ; e . ‘ 4 Ss) WT lg Mw) : ccellie ’ ry? r . orgs . . — : i as ™ Open unday and evenings _ fe) $400: year to pay 3804 Cook (c3) | oe oe ie —— a eens LIN ] ) =) ' Delmar ttle Gian = totem ‘i REN ? ATE Tr) than any new 1920 model; new tires all around, new ———s ; lit g batters and motor like new: car has al! sT'l DEBA KIER—6- ‘ylinder t Dire won ligh deliver price r rconable » it and am : es , ire v4 | al pricey twe a} 6 ’ r ee of new job; a big saving for ire AM j We @® i a deine : conceal , ] " and runs like you will to . @ ra lervice bull ; _ x : l's-ton. light ferme can } rranged : CH AR Tey Tr > ~ le from. « A VISIL to f nick suyer. ew, mus e seen U Je preciate “a: bar I. . } “zr > , i] r ‘ t ‘Vest I ; ‘ ri : ] . i % #se- one . . HUDSON-FRAMPTON, it tale ee atreet cars? ' a ON we | ~2eiBi_Drivate party. 418 4 Hartford at. tc) on ioe 5900 NS. Beroee ediate delivery; your o ord taken as Laclede av baat a jase 7 e that ave - ' genuine class Re new ed c* ar Dept. Locust at L eonard, R! % 4 rn . aA on | is ; " 7 - Sj ; = — ~ mart ' ‘ , ar 4 , } ’ . ——— n, " - t ar ad repaint ’ A veriand touring; new tires and ton, Studebaker Light 1X Tour ‘Ing DIAMOND T—Brani new: 3 lg-ton: w.-crit Se nt “, a ' ove Bomont 3100. _ rene ert] Cemenletdly evermen int refinished in : ng ur ake | s. and chassis, a 3 | AUTOMOBILES—MISCELLANEOUS rt Ci \this i he a | not be excel i1De MOBILE—8-cylinder, 191% model; Brewster green; cash or te rms on a bo ( at’, « Job 94] | t once O70 E re > eae ee , PP macdortvh . 9 am a : ro Tr \ ia CC : . 4 : ‘ A com let OO: prive ate party. Box O 0-268, P. -D. fide discount price this week. ‘s0U THER™ ” Tain s 1919 model Studebake: eh : DENRY_ vo - - — ;' ‘ IN | u , . n re 7 io” ee “t . A | BI RN so), TR LING, ‘ CAR a i , c . ; ane oy : - | ULDEMOBILE 8—7-passenger: or trade: isth and Locust Vpen evenings and —, which {is giving such universal P in condition _ st ee anmienio. ae ine - ae en , : ye ue atill abl ; wage i extra rept models vhat have vou”? Forest 3140 days H wi ill n ane reasonable terms if ‘ ed Con : oa ; ; - ee” fe +) ae . . : a _ * 0s Ripon “— By he war ya . RO A| 1 DS lie CQ IR S | matty | , , ° , CK. oT res, Ink yA, aay : — , , F TT? , is ae Vie) oor : twaat . as new cars.” in -DSMOBILE—Touring; | 1918 light six. Wwerland Tonring 2172 a. ISR eee it ig too lat aj eines: dane og oon (Bee ” ‘aston : wrtion to the quality of c: $525, or trade autos 43508 Delmar, “12) Ove rland A ouring, $175 Down wre BER MOTOR CAT "hy | On, account death | 7 3 . BORD YEBER MOTOR COR COn 16it thous ot COT PES | : ——— - ‘ J : W estcot lan etn 5 tires; terms. |economy, and with A powerful motor that t] hile value: rf ndition: Te terms: i. weer abl S.4 — =. CO 3s. ‘ e yliinder car: let i, « ean. attractive imfortable: es I80O7 8S and a\ ‘ ‘LO N Sp aa s s q ()*) , _DEMOBILE 6—1020- like new; Al con-/| US give you a demonstration, and we wi) ) rms ate owner e thi eee DODGHe Th K—1919, panel t F K | T K 1 c Kk > ERIE I I (TU 1920 y sat ie - new: S173. | efPece |} Dispat ered Let us send you our list of rt Ye a | | Westeott ‘ on, reui. New _top, license and t Ss, curtu , rr . . , s ATISFITF ) \ "NERS | i = Ss — Po aes ; ? . ' ‘ ‘ se ‘ ; OV" \ E RS sonal . and all for $575 The last one lef? ‘ tudebaker Licht SLX Pouring DOlTik— Pane lelix , ; : } v: i : : Od) te ‘ ‘ , l$ 1s .. rene edd , otor. , ' , . town coord casings. Will sell at a very nom YAHLEM MOTOR CO 1035 ~ Cc lam nashe h t) - 4 ‘ af ' = “wh nm nai. nic condition r J ve DURRIS—Closed slivey roel ~ wr Re wt : . on - + +? tely; excellent running condition: $85 ¢4 1 fine cond naga 5 : red O BODY | Bomont : ‘ntral 7430 . on cord tires Wil ll demonst term ar nary ri ‘ cood sery i . ; ‘ ‘ . oner & Son. ba ' na’ ; > , re ‘ Mim oet — , Hat > A 4 . : AT Washington mnt in rear omy. (cl) trade. 6175 Cates rate; a es enn Ae = Gn oat hs 4 106 § th posi : : E re ate model: this, a yy oth et Bel ) re 4 4) Li 5 -—- uring: 20; ey = buy f vou will e min this os ; .. -ton; new mas never: rey een rebulit ; j epainte um = ; ha? "Pry, cpt air iascrifies | PACKARD—Touring, twin 6G. 1010; driven | MPR," 64 RCOe DORRIS T RU CK wrote. S400: st price'$1900. “1611 ‘La: gain at the prica we have on it Cole so. GB BD_ 34 | Oliv.s “Ss — Oa Nes. Cole, lat ) * gay o ‘ driven 3500 mf) es, good tires; sacrifice a + WEBER MOTOR CAR i 1817 Tac» ri - 4) ” _ TT ow . ‘* “ ‘ ir. S82. Hell shone. ‘Kirk wood “iow é se SOU mile i} qi a tc’ ndition: on ' i “> ) e take hor favertt, 7 ; a ' a “ # , » of ; 1910 (“oupe a sickness; must sacrifice. wa 7 s aker S vig ix TJ AM Oo ' rm MISSOUR Cos = YY ie, ? - 7 LDSMODILE—Touring: in perfect condi. Forest RASS ™ ce. B15 tudebakey sper ial SLX lourin ry PACKARD Mi rT ‘ut AR Vl Mis . GARFORITX tried or > .RO—Clasej« and-new 197, &.- bo 4 , nd repainted: up ‘an bh dition : demdénstrate: reasonable. 2901 | show you why they cal! them famous. , at uL, LING MOTOR - , a | Mickson. y Gg sapphire blue, and it gure ‘cools tid b it (« evenings : x ao ins bs Pasa antag Nei AAN DCH Li nal figure Rox F. 324. Post- D ris (or na > 5 a. Gran‘4. This car ; in pin} dition nd } overhauled: ne v ires; lari nte ‘ : e is _t ! ad . i ° n ard lus wi t red vir ; heels: ! ~ “= 9 h-« 4 pen Sunda et been renainte. ' ~ - as new car 9. Fast : Sed, , Tin : SU. AMI rON, ed to ear. A : ot DEMOBII. H—Touring, iight 4: used pri- PACKAPT = wy yar hantca? an en: tt re ; me- complete outfit tenewed Car Dept.. Locust at Leonard e 1s Au om obi! SN, 20. rice ; Uhandle . o Phone Ro ene o00 7 Ocwe ‘ l , ' . . - , a> ; : tion; a real bargain. onivy S385. Grimm PD AIGE — Touring ‘ J inde " me . Tob 950 . re nN pre non as L . 7 of : ~~ : : new and fully equipped; new tires: , 8548 eee paint; this bargain for 0, oo | A, Fas da rs mi bee a ie same amd cab, ‘17 n Ll; $1150. "105 P re a ’ ice pi lc rad 5 am _classy automobile . ZA Uy we 7 | furn: >. ae : is net & biemish on this car; only $750 to- —————— as and-new Special @ =~ CCOOBOMICe ‘EDERAL—11,-ton truck rder” R07? fin ni ~ a an. Show, 169¢-. Os | > | Rasy 1 anv other if | iI vay, S219 Gravois. fc) PANIE—7-passenger touring: 1918: WEBER MOTOR. CAR CO 7 4 , Par!: ) "; the very t vou want fo: , au CHEV ROLET— = +t iooxKe and runs r f requested ‘ arwe . my = - " | D>: mm | tire r ' 4 ir ' : = . “ . — - . ss : — ** . — « S° 50 “7 r 3 rf mery. 7 *; Z ULiesMORII_LE—Touring. S-cviinder mode}: Ba TR oy condition: ; = aRsle t : - See, onan ; \ ; s buildin ve | ‘ ) 3 4 lo tgomer _{ 7 / NN WILE ai CEPT rove aa D | \ egoaition: © good tires: will sacrifice.; (o. 303 Olinw Smee y : ' Studebaker Six- Viinder Tour- tinental motor take touring car it anh ehanthan s . a — DiETROITER——Very ch b in | CAT As p ' PAYMENA @ a S300 down, balance terins. OGL Ss. Gore , =, treacke .ictor 210T, yaa, Oe 1} . , . . “ . trrand P »1°? WwW. ery ya \\ AS if AFR I A ’ r pal VM ebeter Grover. Ne il. _Webater 60. ic)’ PAIGE—Touring car: 1915 mode! $175 $75 lhe ( ar. Job 670 ‘-EDERAI.—°000_ no. : IN TE RNAT ; P r c , VAT lle 7 TY \\\ ¥y , 5 at ’ ; aol, DBM. BLL LE-— Tourine 1f19 mod 1 ‘mn Al aan 4 ant t Bh ‘ sant _— eee J... a 191 S odet ‘ soul . ZO Mu wi delivery body: das 1 , Dercl 5 Same ma. I; 31° rand ae ; AR. ‘ 1919 10.4 f 2oo0da n echante al con - ify | ld \ \ MicN 1e¢ ® Mall cond tien: we are wi ing to de monstrate. 1°05 Chouteau Olive 415 aN : ! PS has er ‘ erhauled 7 i pair ~~ ioe for Quick gals First : : . k E L. L y T R [. C rs ition: }fap Se flelmes. aou. X. I ies 4 i j A (eg. Na \ o be rie ic } pen all day Sunday Dodge eur special price $705; this is anothe: ee _— “d it is read om ale trate pave lanic: ondition (Viele Moto fol, ‘ ‘ PAIGE—Touring: 6-cyiinder /-Dassenger put { price so le ‘ > ae ae & ; ; : ; —— ~ —- -Chestnet st a. Sy meer eaneting ' aot locks and runs lithe ne w: $:33°5 sen n. ba }. penta ‘ vo ; fir yh * " : “de ~y ’ se! ) = ' am ‘ arra ") . food ae _ gg ee rm = en — wag Motor Co OLDAMOn LE) ight 6. 1920, touring: hee ance months Mr. Lewis, 1900 WwW ishing ‘200 more thi — ;, aes : atk : esti oO} MISS¢ URI ; ek ) eis j A the | ( e Pun — than 10 000 miles: perfe: : yy a0 ‘ao Wii ri if MoM‘ ; " ‘ , ba? FEDER AT, TRUCK > ; 2 ont bed Dc pat on ar ~ Centra! mt she Py " > we an. mee frand-ne\ °O00 off lis rls \ V/, ne rep. ae an eee: eet covers, Rhy : k .| TEMPLAR +-passenger sport | FORD—1917 geil — ply 3163 tows ee een aE] : ash, ter rn s or trade, Paerel Walsh O41 Cp 7 +129 Ne! SOUR USED CAR EXCTTUNGE 2901 Olive PAIGE VARCHMONT 4-pass = Thic ‘ORD—Trucl : acne diaions kane NEW Al ASTE R TR lak Orit We never clos San QG : ; | ILS) C! im ar i. Open eveninae me ATE MODE! touring. | his is your oOppor- rome” 6 ' oan ET eves m0 ° 4 \ \ - ——-_ tienes ‘ — ty; VE i > I, r. VOTOR CAR . . ; . ’ ‘Tie : ‘ : . ‘ : SHn0 | NDER i" " Lalat .* li SUN ated at Ltn rele 5 4, BS quik n sale SS a ; ree SAS Delr - 143 a ; DSMORIL S 'S’—o-pm svenge: touring Olive at °23a Lunityv to buy a supertine small : “Used tru losed 3 - Rrand ewe , turned a_ whee . Rar' re fravols Riverside os ewe - Mermar ’ bed : Los, - Upen Sundars and Ey ening 95 4 : ‘ W rit e Hew : . : car with 1 actor Ay Tl1li . : . - - Lee 36H Cree inde At e 7 NI , : , ; ' poem — : > : ; t guarantee. POR)D—Tru FN mode! ily Ise sin : ree -iLANID—Late model; looks Itke new : Jordan “paszenger, $°° 50 {pb —=--= - zl Ab eur furnish —_— FRANK MOTOR c , ‘yy 0° rive » . aie a Use a . r -. Moment "aly A’ I A IG Me If 120 PASS \] | 1). ST A T Ie ~ WoO’ r¢ RS ( 0. mont ies S815 sssour MA AW Ei.l . : : rhe, Deep’ ie a | : liaty: wae ae wr 2801 Vilve ed. en « venings. : Jordan Sport, = yer s bo | Se ra nn Open ev enings and all day NEWELI, MOTOR . @ ' Peo ~" FORD CHASSIS— Q ‘a ay arver al ‘s I] v us lll sav Jordan, 7 -passenger $1750 ' “4 ’ — Vlive at “3a "64S Loeust. Romoant 128s. Olive st lO I ° Jordan Hro: ugham. &: wih CHASSES : 4 | \ ery 1920 OLDSMOBILE Bomont 2607 Central 2775 — ORD—1 210 a eg MAN WELIL— Naxon Duplex Coupe. $°° 30 : = Da ases aoe : ) truck 1 j ren drive Saxen Duplex Tourine, Si sin light six. LeBel ger touring ‘ - ~ PA rt RS2QN—— 70: | r) - ena. stay r : : ; . ang sum we ; als at " . - o 7 e . . i ' , ’ a4 ati , é , . , = , ’ : ‘ ‘ ing 4 rt) h —— és. ; o @r ew? ley : tah “a og woe » liref@a Du nine re " Cemons=rnator "Hon met . " ORT at | : . po - . 4 4 , a , 7° n ye ] ame e Saxon Rix Touring. rae '> . rari ‘ ii \sSis——Dea re? n a 4 : x 4?) JDRMOBILL ee) 920 a touring : ttite }? > E RI, D a ’ , , : : , : , . a | rT LD — on - us is vrorm — : 4 gua? 7 | a ‘J p : , ein = 4 an ‘ - An aR: ‘ 106 ~~ (srana Saxon Six Touring, sn. 50 ter fect orde: aoe ba ston Raia mr a . ove : : Teeryl a iiberal terme ao ‘ ‘ q Ford try ourt 59355 ' ; ‘Th Sil ¢ ‘ a we are the bo: s «> ‘@riand. 5 1D. 25) .4—— “ha sets ip} s. perfect; © AC By) , at Marion. $%: Rartmer bare oniy been in use a fou months: © used cars: lack son Eight, $375 oi> he “i>. ia. tec * Reo Touring. $675 sha” ay eee ens: See 5 i 900, werfest eoudition Merhatiioalls r irmeet » ba’ efveral thorough! ‘ T . ; sTi i | 7p oer like nen ae ORD... 1., .ta 1910 000 nan , on j . o : ’ o 5 . | . ae | ‘ si : . oy worth of extra equipment sin ‘Ww CAr guarantee in open and od m e: gain. A. Snydew, 3909 W. Sherman vp) ) hk > TPO + Meese des Saye Bs ie - them so cheap, : : — ; - | Af LARD [ Ri ( iN a wre ~saecve _— = Sai°8 AtiG smal) prof.- _ = a AS MOTOR ‘AR cw the ore! Chor Mot)? terms 1819 pA hom” Tw Pemag™ % ‘> a Seep | AR CO OF MI 1 Carine the YAHLE:. M MOTOR CO.: exchange elve months to pa “a 1437 Penrose OTS ting S359 Lexington ey p> , : | RI other r= get 9 Fmt bargains from use. SAINT LOU 1s MOTOR "AR co. "801 Lo FoRD CHASSTE—E naaeen a diet ® : . ‘v1 1 7 pe? a : ° , a ie nr’? od he ear cue Roment 1°6 ntral FIT , i cheep “*® : ietieaded leaded LTT Lecce cx ocne + — tee e ~ SSeS 4

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oe 1490 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motercycles Wanted and For Sale Ads i in these columns today. ee. _POST-DISPATCH 218 ————— oe SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 1921. ee ———— AUTOMOBILES + , AUTOMOBILES -+ AUTOMOBILE Le =. _CHASSES BODIES ecramopayangs | 7 volt, i3- ty — ~ ance Pot Sad a oaks, oAly a. rah st. Call between ® and 12. | 215 ; = endenha! ord —s; mar. condition: $12.60: amall generator, good ~-Vvolt t -- ounwe ae $22 00 FORD—Chassis, ieotsameil overhauled. I os —e 9 Lo« ust st. ee gee eS Mi TOR wr = By 7 3502 —y -- ‘ — sa Welle” ~- OU, Small carburetor, $12.5.) Sieunaien teed is mont terms. endenha!l! Ford. Lealer, DODY—Panel body. almost new: wil! fit FORD BODIES—One panel and one nm: one a ee a. stiegertamniaadaa diate Rest STORAGE BATTERY MFG. CO aS Ps ) t st 4 ~ cycie, single phase Grar ger, °19. Ww > > - 210 . J. ; ' re sOcus* | s ic?) Ford or Uverland car: sell cheap. A cheap. of for Fors touring body ~s | Bom pmont 1 37 > ox. ; aen, ; TERY —Wii lard. -volt; starter, ligbt- 312 N Ch anning ay between Locust and oo"): . a5 Il S St. George et *) R ay a\ hiocks east of Bevo Mill. ‘ —-— $$$ . n . wit _ pa ae ae 417 764 Cast el ian __ Oli ive SS Bomont ~ 548. (c) 2 WAGNER TIRE Co ; 1650. entral 797 icOO) ON {f | gate buyers. attention’ It will pay you to — | | bi Lst o 3 | ive at Ga rri ~ buy our rebDULit. fuaranteed like new Ford BODIES—Two very classy speedster Ford FORI a — kk body; any style; new or ra ix . liard: 6- volt; start ing li ght- et lATMOM ‘all 7 ric 143A heavy duty “~—— bodies: terms if desired “Mate a eS 1 3 on = a ee SSSI. harging and- he al ring. "S35 W inneba g: Differentials—Transmissi and flv wheel ae 3: ‘ yf % =p o = - ; ‘ - ’ ' — } on ‘ Vv ae @ : oe 1] 7° Palley. 2117 Olive {c) ACC ESSORIES—Fuan beit. 10x ; retoppir BA 'TER! S-volt., juaranteed for ]! Year; new ge ars. Axle sha afts—Spring roller aud tall- ‘ ae. ms 0 35x5 . up AN D Riverside — Ke bodies, @ weconinand S S’ RB fits, Ford touring. $7.50: se ae | eck: Ocoee cto Dearing—bushings—Universal Jointe—-nieto | SHARETE—Wens_-¢ good 3 4 90° tires: "cheap: $12 >. __ Reatdence. $011 nas stake bodies. $ Ford delivery bodies . 1s PT fferent styles hows am eat . to} o7 . a = ’ . Ba0' On Sampie Tic ' ith curtains Ford tour) ing $19 30 BATTER k a OF at rs. and motors United States sale gand service wey (\ } VAIN : fe hi DUR SAX WELL — ?-cylinder chassis: $25. 3216. cabs and 2 secondhand wagone. 311-17)...“ wr ogee » eine 5 : ‘tery Al ‘eS renmulit; Oeignine ll sizes; $5 ; t *" . . ' ait ia nt i ‘ nef » "Ss ; ec. a | | aDee ton eter ) . ‘ . wea inh ' Lad Ss ed .* 3 L , 7 . . . ; ee, OS. sl _5. 2 ist et . _ . Up. Ret MUalte Hatte ry > Nup 313 N. ~ woh Gt) ok ooh Vie ome on ‘SHIPPED Open Sunday till 3 Pp m ry : IN *2%) B AT rE R! > =. ©) Ps ris ria in teri es, “with Til ‘~/ Ol NT TO DE ALERS AND REPAIR- 29x4 AND 3: 3x4 99) NIT : cho ou ‘. I in he cit Ford rd fas board. ; lowout Ot: Sc: . ae t) ; : ° ia? MAM ) Cr 4 ‘ ’ POR TY LY AUTOMOBILES—MISCELLANEOUS AUTOMOBILES—MISCELLANEOUS _ . DEEDS AUTO BODY CO. ge geen oe rs, every In | : {E DAY RECEIVED. QUIC redu n stors. 1901 Yt , an . papas =" 4 ’ SSi9 1850. Pie: , The above are a well-known, high- de : } pobre : E CO.. | 80x3 Plain Tread. .. 89.00 atest sty:e truck bodies, cabs, coupe, nw wees JP 2 . Os es 50« y BAT TERIES——3 i-volt ' att tire and a: a1 — 1TARRY FRANK did Moon Rebuilt Car 3410-18 Locust St. touring vandal Saatne.” taal ne erin . ck, 25 mers, 25 r hii , S| : — . . oias | iT tlean o : “2 fF blot ut Aa , ri. ‘ ’ in tery. >. iRES= -44 Lind i} av. ¢ 4 , ° . P , , on . ' —- . attery a : l.indell a - Central £50. 30x31 ” Non-Skid ove : ) RS : i Department Lindell 2153 pean Reo Secs eee ce ae ~~ . Be; tire co’ ; : we 12-vol | “ASING — | A\ ‘ee - , nish : on truck or light c! *. new a a ao” oon" ee an | one 191 “ord roadster bod - AS) .N‘a- $x and tube + a . The Home of Night Number | r used, id finance your payments o BeOves ma Ore DD. COVE! v0; 4 ' - ~~ a me ¥, good 4 filemar nat “$062X Bs od Open & faye, 9 a. m. to 3 p.m > a mers = 7 : . e ‘% a . ; rit) le - } [ Se.) lor: 12 wor we ll Pe att ' . 4 / wy Te be . Stewart . — - : : = : : 2 Fi a i ) “ey 7 ; Se a . yer =~ ini R ity 4) . | = High-Grade Cars Lin. 1104-R speedometers. $5;; Miller tires, $8.50: ie. BATTER! an aan Gr cates SINCS—4 ng as ci on aiid cords, C A SING NONSKID tin MSW ik b » | DEEDS AUTO BODY 00... on oe co neon ‘ord. fend nt! pave mise 2 Chalesee tae a freee; 40! Ci sinGad Gis wee ki skids - “nag KG OOF SEN GUARANTEED || Independent T u eV. : OP por ‘¢ ) n , e+ : gre : ar . , - ” ~ r+ ics ty ‘ ASOT) . : ne : wy nons ‘ . vw as ‘ . - SDY_$20. 1041 Allen ee Se eee Cee. Bp. es. Fat ~4-volt: these batteries will be sold tl —— pacer. 1631 Chestnut st | 30x 3%4—ONLY. $9.50 | 91590 , il, 3. ti PAL and er! fatter) , ASING, - ew “4x4 nuonskids, $17 each. | This is a genuine snap, so don't delay. as 3152 Locust st. - * vers ~ who . ; 4 “Ty : i perches we ore NOTICE: FURNITURE BODY- L S5e a from. ‘e except ° EU RNI t C RE BODIES hh ee yey « bo > y Sunda) JX ed bd ‘strut st | they will rot last very long feo ue oe once eee a , —" block . : ASINGS Wta_ oe ee HARRY FRANK TIRE CO.. | or . ona! ' | Wtd.—s4xd, BSxdta. 4368 Dei: a Central $30 Bomont 379 Central 619 mm. eariy considera ° below “a , oS EE , : For F ACCESSORITES—Extra specials for thi: —- _ +: Leleteps ey Ff Tou have looked over the other ade in today’s paper. Kindly look this one DE EDS AL TO BODY Tit n. s., 6000-mil larantee On eee a ual &, ~13 5 ime St Lindell 856 9 h hae « peste ” as mand nae Sroadcwe _ . oO en Sundaysa, : to ~ $1 0 , - . Ine aS JIBE —— Stan lard make, all sizes; |-—— = —~ + A een | over, then come and be convinced that this is the place to buy a rebullt car and 106 Ss. 1% pposit its all. (ce . j oe ‘ ny $s: aii-meta in snaces, 33; Fors jtout o\ Es fed 2 2a thi Eos he a il a oO eparately price right; RII oad AND evrnies : — 2 —_— —— _' er ouring gg ' gtill get the ®ame service as you will out of new ones you might buy. LIMOUSINE a) 7 -passenger . , liat $5 rt (eed : ” 21 } TT . yb mu " . . ’ aAtar ‘ ‘ Ps mot Tle: %. hot ycoom'! aUia T : ; or nplet : s mony . es eT) , Call 4 , ao. r te bet: een $ re = a x 5 — - y . a 3g his no! “ al : Moon 48: like new. Velle Touring: a real buy ae yO minaty ‘ana . ot oe , pet nde ‘ ho baeorbe: ~- sist rewut ‘ batterie $s. uD riliemant TIRE et : * : a SE R \ S 6. PL. o° cone et INT ee , pioreter : lacks. Q: im pe : o> biatt ' ; 1900-10 ©) ; st. ‘ hs — ied an 1 34 . ct) bata): a ya o~ tiny ; “ eo . ’ . . ' or ani ~ t = ‘ - a u j } $x4 new; $& L803 Geyer . can save you money on ali makes : a 2 lots ker © ee | Stephens ‘qos 1920 Hudeon 6-40 Touring: new blos kK. , di fin ditt mer x? $v ‘ , Ti! wr ~w - o -pass. Overland Roadster, mode! 80; good. | Easton a tone prings, $1. ‘ord head lamps, $2.7 RTIS {) TRAILER—Fu ly e ed; | TIRES—2 new 37x4% | Lindell 527 T . : ’ - ; - + Bane oe: ’ > ’ a4 TUIPE ‘ - 4% x4 , “aii sl i oi J of rims re SF am) oe it air condition Riv iIREs— “ tox4 t ac 34x4. BARE ~~ RANK TIRE Co., Ris = MIE. WN) | )) ( mt | IS Moon 6-66, i : - . King 8 Sport Model Villys-Koight, 1918, 7-pass. Mi Vv ING ' \ A N\ Bi D>] ES oe AB pom: Ag > ars ae % i ‘ $: - ope t a. two of -44 Lindell ns i : i . ’ : 4 ench a ‘ shi a ’ 3 nae av , — Olde Light. 7-pese. +b Nash Touring. 1920 7-pase :, F some Sid lenses, | ) ‘ie | Studebaker > Victory Moon oadster. Zire woeeis. vdeon Super-Six: very good, ir wh a " Vy . = ise onlies taken | ‘ aa mis . ; 218cC0unNtT 10 de; r Liss ’ STARTER—~—For ; ramniet p , TIRE \ a | cc EALErS d Jobb ers ouring Dodge Coupe, wire wheels. Paige Coupe; junk price. : : AND OTHERsS Moon Truck, stake body. Internationa! Truck; cheap STAKE RODY AND CaP —Hea’ . gh . Cee RIES ¢ , martes ea owns , j OUNTA BLE wheels: new kind: no lu i IRE s—2 pow @.4 : S.. $17 ig ; ‘r livery body heap 2726 Burd - tention’ Everythi . he auto : o rf hange tire mut net. ~—— Francis Bro OUS GCravuts ww Vw Ly : : EOE Bie ms (eA) “os ~ ne mM : S13 AD ea ‘?WENIENT TERMS A’! the above cars are in first-class condition and repainted and rebuilt. ' SPEEDSTER BODY —To fit ord chassis; avink a : ui ni ~ « y OL 1 ’ , ' ; , — . 2 - ~ - tion. ied . _ 3410-18 Locust St. Linde!) 2153, Night Number Lindel] .11]04RF chummy body or pay cash. Benton 740W mliete. $6.62 f, ion sperk plugs, 35 ee — TIRE >. ae _ = —- We are factory distribators for Cupples There Tires are obtained direct from their . . - si WHISTLE id house top { — | bX. ne ng handmade cord and fabric tlrea. Write! respective factories and have seen only slight . . , Div ‘ at Franci Rros mls for our proposition, service, an a We an assure ever) purckaser of entire sa tiefa: tion ROTORS . : : ———_ — — - a TOUR ; RODIES—Sewerail { i natliient 4° hay hd tor «i ars a fter a = . BA ; oe : let Iso yy nd indshield 3 SRe 1 allor p> mt « na rd FORD WINI EL D— ? Natura! Bride a a - , H dyeur cores, IMPERIAL TIRE & VULCANIZING CO., ' : . . a « hit eric! fire: + gan te gee yee ge ce ’ th ik 15 17-19 Lynch St, The striking charscteristic of these moet tops “a P wi) extraordinary values are the following prices ast St Louis, _—- for the world’s most standard m ae co Fires RPORA T TON az : | TRUCK BODY—S&) Hodiamont as $8.9. , mp ts veryraes St nds. readistor. 3212 N. 2ist tga AR ” 9 95 each ) _ : ’ Ler s iI a’ it >» Ail . nu i , ’ tor a “rear ' >? . - . . 4 ‘+ TRUCK BODY— ‘,-ton ws also ; Sunnis ' tnu RK J I t——Hargain. So! ‘lor! Sanden ane om rav¢ lires 66 wheels for ton truck: solid tires ; aT a ‘ES —— new 30x33, $5.50 ea voly t : a, § BE RA KET DRALERS | 2512 Salisbury. - 7 — TO , ante yt —. lay, Francis Bros. ouU03 (rruvois | 30x: iat 16 ix TA T'S eT : - : - “ — —. - : . . dows . : age , ~ a : . 2 rt i) A i - 146 A ‘ ’ 4 \rana ° RE ae 275 4 ly ‘ ; pores - . , ect) , - MB Goody fear . e — : ye oo 5 —ODT "a? esis? —— ~~ *t~ \ N. &, ~ cS —e > &-_ %* ~i-) Durwe ee oe 45u5 3725 (> Plus Our Responsibility NSPS Gitietensswieemsancevs |e ateaanree Is Your Guarantee” vee A al Sa | oe v ig | Put Lind K a! overs :' J"! T RE 65 ' rd s. 1 Lightly used j ther “gi _ ding); ) i : These ti res are of exceptional =, A and high value and to prevent trreeponsible ship- You don't have to be a mathematician to figure out the formula of LY | 1918 ¢ absorber | , ; a ———- -—-~- - . — ments a deposit of § ll be required with each tire ordered lat i Oo}; suberct a good used car, we have already solved that for you. | 1 Have ip) Saileiiain TT at | Y aa : et tl nett. | TTRES Ss WaT Weed DOE Tier SY 0S rove j do not lie. ou | PU! U nasser bled 5; ore ousings pa de ze. stnut st IR ' It has been proven tbat figures do not lie. All we ask is meth ye ew — U Sir | . Sings.) . SOY & | Tar to your examination and approval. A 5 per ” . t as- . . ” neg -% —— . Sp? . a tring iO a | ;u ‘ ih Y as ’ Ww ni } , nme +o ert ciaco t is lowed wher full amount come up to our a Seer: wen OE Over ote a aie? - - The great majority o! the cars you see on the streets ar . ra Leader i: hestnut st 3300 W ASHINGTON AV. poe Rane oy RB Mat orders shipped saine sortment of high-grade used cars and be convinced that the prices - . . . , i leat Tile Sle ORI loTOR 191 “a oe To; | ibe aae aaa shes “samanit Tiel -— Contial A Dien Gating jaw an coon or cars o1reres DY rie for Jete ll Aus ; L. lie (open Sunday and Evenings. Largest Use d Tire Mai! Ortler House In the we are submitting herewith for your approval are the lowest you ve & OL IVE ever had an opportunity to take ‘adv antage of for anvtbi ng bear like Newell Reeonditioned { ar Department have had less than a srenes - = . : . ne oneness PiRES—*) | ‘w nonskids — : m - , . i +i . a : . sec’ ; 3% P sole? * rye j 3° 3° eT ” 2 eT this grade of mercbandise. normal year’s service. Every car is repainted and recon- Praga? tye Bid ney ee TIRES—2 30x3 new 1 ids: guaran: = | “phones: Bomont ‘er , , iocabers ~~ teed ach : 3 ‘hestnut 1804 Wabash av c ee et ee ee more than a vear old, vet many . ae. o “yy S nel 1114 SO) ' : : =. 1919 Auburn Beauty SIX; 1920 Olds., rs Cy bey rebuilt o ditioned. and 1S priced todav to represent the MaANXiMmum sg ORD PAI : Motors, re ere rau ne yy . Open Sundays an d chummy rds., repaint: 1919 Olds., 6-cyl., touring.. 900 : thle fiir the ‘ exes, wprings. “gears. connecting rods, | TIRES—2 ii 3916 , TIR S—Used 0x3 ar $2x3%y, and It Will Pay You. Eee ) he Ree a - © motor car—and the cost will be the same. + 7 nn ad > | TIRES— ne aaa F “ — N - 1919 Overland 90, sedan. os ov ae A ne ety eB rece eo TS ee age | evel eed tagemin Ge 5 4hTh cn ated NIV ERSAL TIRE ( ‘O., IN C. | Starting one ot the most sensational 1918 Dodge roadster 1917 Oakland tour., repaint. 4/0 More than fifty e -om which to choose. Monthly terms can rdson crank | bargains. . N. | FIREX 4 i casing ) 2830 Locust St. stock. "We are competied to withhold -¢ a — 7 . — ie) pew . ete nm esis stor P a om 0 appt 1918 Dodge touring ... 1917 Oakland tour., repaint. 500 Py arranged. L6te ol : —— . es(nut st EA. Peet. 83) of the manufacturers’ names, on Seoeuat 919 Dodge touring 1918 Oakland tovr., repaint. 70) ee ee ee ne ce io, mene a Sere ee ee ome Roa ER a el ym yy ey at ev ay : meneeniniinintiian . s Kokomo ne. 6000- mile guarantee, am np ar wow > Ne’ 917 Dodge touring .... 1919 Oakland tour., repaint. 800 ; 1x anh sacosaseries taken from "pare "we qq SGh Lasser, 1631 CBSSmBE sto | | - ; { j . re ‘ puaATe i i ‘ " SS . — ae ape ; “ ~y sta . 75, Ee ao . WSu I : « . On oe —— Se geo ~—e 2 "Tl llie & Diamond, guaranteed 6000 miles, ° . FORD | tS 22255 00s On VS. oS oe LIND $6 1918 Empire touring ...... 1919 Maxwell Sedan, re- : .. 275} ainte ... $50 =e ees ae a vf r : 00 ‘ — a Kokomo nonakid 6000 miles, $0.75. 1921 Olds., 8-cyl., dem.... 1919 Maxwell touring a> « 401 — | ee as SPECIAL SALE 2023 Kokomo nonakid, 6000 1921 Olds., 6-cyl., dem. 5 1918 Studebaker touring... 500 i= ae Reconditioned Car Dept ) ae Le 2 y 30x3 7500-mile guarantee, - ad . va ”w ay > > q " 7 : re yf ountadie .. . > . " A limited number onty aS Firestone, nonekid, guaranteed, 1921 Olds., 6-cvl., coupe....$1850 | 1918 Stearns-Knight, 7-pas. 900 “Me \2> 3 set; demountable wh : 2 32x41 | ) ly. S136 ‘ — . ‘ 2 fc T al be i sa I ind old on; ae ee ae ceed Be i roadway} my MILLER N S 20%3 gvuaranteed Goodrich. nonskid, $10 95 AND MANY OTHERS. LIBERAL TERMS. O} EN . w/o . a Ww ‘SS £.. ii ee : a0) oni > , : tains TIRE-s- Oo Hux acondhan t your hoice, em taped 30x3. 75600-mile nonek! d. guarantse. sii y a ; 4? hoe be ' fing : :, new G year. « p- tubes. . Guaranteed Firsts 30x3%. 9000-mile. cor ‘ made. 15. ; : asi —~ s) ead ' , 3° ..$20.00 a 30x: 3M Nationa! sonatl 1 telr 30x%' 3; heavy nonskid. 5000 ~~ le guaran- $9 AOS _ SUNDAY MORNING. 1a ty hl Fe Fy ° ros | | : = ——= NF ccerrentititeitinantitnaetinnnl big ag i ge Oe #iamination ae 10 i cendition, and pare ' ey are nent to the refinish-f , . . . os 1900 Chestnut st ‘one Meediaw teh . A ; ! "me 6000-mile guarantee $9 95 Bent to be repainted the | e Wxe WcomMmo ole (o) —_—— 7 . ————— == GARAGE—Steel, pot all Bomont O00 | a reais 3300 Washington Av. 3% ne 9000-mile. heavy. $1} . ee a ee ~~ ~ ann ——- aes 4 i : aaa . oes Pre. wes . 4 és | ; ig LRAGE - Warry steel portable; cos se 16 Mever-hKemp Tire » Laon : Se ih tare oe ! : Goodyear na., guaranteed, _ 7 Forest 2: j ‘hest pen Sundas ; a i 2 , Goodrich ne.. guaranteed is ow ty colors. i et 5 MAkes the purchase wid 2 7 . te following automobiles Ra OLDSMOBILE DISTRIBUTORS —— — ee .3395;,cbeap for quick sale, Forest 2306). cee ae et om Si ie Sit: ale 1s — Soh Goodie pe, Scecveues. P. H. BROCKMAN Pres. HU DSc WN vb ; — a + ind i ¢ ¢ alia .f ' ee : - Sa! . ‘o.. 7106 N > 3° Mix ‘helen guarantee, ne R GUVAMANTER ps « . per" et Neo +> Ww rry @ fu pd Bewe s oe ME ian nog ; ‘ : , _ gpueranteed, : + Bomont 121. 3101-05 OLIVE ST. Central 360. SUPER % ESSEX caxie shafts for all makes, of care. eet. | SIRE oe ace Fedorer core W: agner Tire Co.| 31% Fires one’ pi. $20. : : . mar 102 ndef! 2340. used: $12.75. Meyer-Kemp Tire Co Guaranteed—6000 Miles 39 x: FOUR PROTECTION, TEXIENT TERMS. | ‘ 4 \ ats by ind Ches : Shien — ——— ——— 7 STN SD, VOTOR ENE Hic. k|6|}6|0!|UlUUle n. =. Cupples: | Lancaster Standard four | Six Tovring. 3-35, - ' 1920 mode! “ used but ~ ‘ > ‘ _ ‘ . 4 > ‘ot + rie f) ‘ ly ]} S¢ at * shert time. and is x (‘ARS mA aan eee Vint cord tires “a distinetis high- ak — ‘= : 4 , . . . ao ~ +o Car ata reaeon- il , FACSN FO'T ? ‘ Fovd Z 4 ’ “isk Bieau on os) -. avie price. . in . 4 ’ ‘ —- Model o7. which hag ae i | guarantee them to your satisfaction. . at schanged for new. Phone Del aemintehas dnune allt i un aa OX 0) as6 : ’ 2450! “ 50. A . ouninns nate 90% ter > “8 8000 mile. ne. guarantee, FOR DELIVERY ' OT ~—— = ee , | ( ‘OR D TIRES 4° x4. | or ne. xuarantes, i? a uri: om OVER Line vm ORI mn coup bal ~ new « _ . “a : All Non-Skid, 32 na.. guaranteed. FB At toga . 3 ranteed HO00 to BOOR miles. 32 CG andar ) ns guaranteed $° 1 95 »’ $21 OO 26.; ww. cord. guarantee, = be >. OO p $7.50 %: 29.00 44.. : wot 9 75 : 29.00 $65. ‘ : 4 ite guarantee, 014.01 guarantee. | ae uarantee 20 vin. na. 6000-mile, $20 nonskid i Sings v arm . a) . ns.. guaranteed, $22 80. ~~ — = ” - = avers FF HOOU-mile Diamond, GO00-mille : ; 7500-mile gmuaranter 10.000-mile cord, $215 he kor io. ne _cuerant: 4, $13 75. read. 8.7 6 A0)0)- mile ; out irantee gs 76. BOO mite ' ; 6000-mille, ‘avy ‘quarantes. = ow Cloodrich. guarantee’ ‘ $19 extra heavy. 7500-mille. na... guaren- POOP OOM ~ Seven-Passenger To tell) thie car from new | ; a in any respect. | Thee 920 Feur-Passenger Spee Mode! M. wire whoo, Seven-Passenger two extra wheels . = neau, windshiel Neco | Seven-Passenger ril ee = noe . rubbers. This tT} > STEA3 \ AA oi .4 —" *! vertowr : } a¢ ‘ ta y 7 ryt TF “ : i 4 : dandy litth apart cor: | | vas Phre asseuger \ 11 G aii ccc cand sien. tne ; ‘ seven - Passenger LI 1 : ‘ ‘ or 600 $00] SOKS be up to the minute itn }# Tie a 6s, A SAFE PLACE TO BUY HiIl} Al the above ‘cars have been repaint: | wit a tt ee a , HPO OOP OOOK, OP] ] ue ee a ee ee ee ~~ a aw we oe Ue ee = . ree - - 7 _ ‘i 40.00 40 50 S ‘‘dear’’ at any price if they - se . | e. Low oo. = age stad leah a to ‘ 4 ae . Tite C ran ala Rina ae a tie) ‘4 4 ~ fi a = . me oo he? ntaadinnst . ased 5 to f . iene ~ spec ia al _ of surplus tires. ‘ 4; sh Ss rue | HHI | Vine ate | more milea per galion:: reduces carboa, in- | ———_-—— = | ~— 7 | B4x4, 5000-1 | eaime pricer two | Cannot be relied upon P | LUdSON a UU WY Wu (S'S Fae OF. Fi more miles per gallon: fe» running wm IRE ew 33x¢ Curtis cord. S24! consisting of many different 34x4. 6000-n bats (0 select from, | A visit to the House of Parkard will convince you of the creases power, and a Smoot > hot cylinder| 08 Avi lay. Fra Bros... S03 . : | | $444 Goodrich. ns. gual that Weve, | - genuine class of our merchandise quoted at prices that can- || U ILT CAR DEPT. LOCUST AT LEONARD s perings, thoroughly atomizing and Vapors: | — ose gaa3 Em ord tives,| | OFands. , 4x4 vhand-inate cords, fuaram rebuilt and repainted: £ 8 i] | .. Frampton, Pres. _ S. Fram pton, V iee- Pre =. if the | - - go eet DON } Apply today, [rs is ae “ "a" ; 0 000-mile guarantee. « ord, $31. gree thes, ‘+. 2%.4t, T5O00-miie. ne, guaranteed. band- 2 O00 Liles, & *, 7 7 A000-mile guarantee. $74 MD rrilte 1. 1f) (HiMi-mi e na Cora $31 he . oo ws car; extra - to fur- | ee Sp leleh . ~ “af, | 4 ot et) ery low 7FuArantee Ee . ; “ = GULL ls ’ “ ’ 77F . . re g jaranteed . ee nished t Wa, to geiect | as new cars. HEEL 4 intable. | e: h 333: 3 | a» = an S. aS , a. . : : > 7 |}? r ” @ 4 . - ’ : ’ ’ : 13 » : ’ ; +5 - - oo . 8. 9 | ites} | k H LS—1 set of new Fore ee ts reatator and carbe haler electric vul peas ! _ 7 S7x5 1 Uatavia, 6000-mile guarantee jan « : tras wt ‘ » ioe Fr D > 54. . . a wd wn prt ; Ma: J oll “ mt no “ or ' " « i : in 7 . 74 than a veer. and HBB . . : ier, late model Touring. : | \ieatuirdy | : pean F NOW isthe time to buy your Rebull special | upbolsters, oH Westcott, late Sport model, | , IMPLEMENT & AUTO CO. Our stock is large enough to have i plbnwealicsremn- | pambarcnesitimmsssivn cs | wise eare amie wie Stearns, late model Touring. | just the car you want at a price you can afford. These cars plated better than new: prompt service.| Stare: G00 time. oy gusrantesd, i B. tn si Ss tae Geese Gog recctved Rank Graft oF 1 [t-:." ab Chandler. late model Touring. ih have heen thoroughly oO,\ erhauled and repainted. # pholstering we . a , fa%s "3 = a ss ; : : O5° | a — , W AGNE rR T IRE cs MPANY | PR a agg pea as lition. At the rate cars are moving there | BARGAIN | Sis gees. Oa ¢ 15: one $5x5 Q. D cord, $7: two S4x4% 2916 Locust St. RELIABLE F starters One ee acted bs gait t of ob) se. : onda, vo B3x$ 8 m.* z oe. ’ ‘ : ° | ° Y ‘ ' y*y> . ‘vis ‘ efor ona retinue ed: >: Paige, Larchmont, late mode! Sport. so om s = good con : ~~ . : taagrer Room jis one of ovr . hr ~¢ will be a Shortage ot used cars Delore long, vecause ae Ptes beat values. | Cole, late Sport model. | gt , ee a | . , | ' on new cars Cau hardly KeCeCD pace Wi ly new orders. ( —- > ec eres CHEVROLET PAR rive ruaren! Mix 5 3 TIRES 1912 Coupe: vi : — to 3: fare," repainted: az Cadillac, late model Phaeton. 3 . ” | See vour tavorite car now. asi ane ort x3 ts 95. 31 ; bad bBo _— _ eel aki ry Iserman, 300 — pmrcspelly 2 oh ge ag j te a | td WN | 76), sizes, guaranteed. $1.85.) 1 sp . | Wir | is LN VV 3’ ear al a Tree i; eters in avieudid oe hier r 1 iv ar ores tT) =, my re } every respect. ; ) al I . = ’ po iat ee a furnish Sei : | ) Ov erland, late mode] Roadster. it Overland 4. 1920 mode! Studebaker, 1916 model. ERTER- . oe ieee nut st re. , "7 > ner and anv other yOrsaus ’ , » 1916 model. wit Lith iets oa 2 tiug? 1 su ’ , ° id, ry 4 a : ¢ . 7 re , " : MEXIECK. Presideng, | Packard, current model, Coupe. | ROADSTERS Hupp, 1919, el ADE IN BLACK ENAMEL . HILL. Vice President. Run only 5000 miles. ii Hupp, 1911, mode! 1. : AND NICKEI 4 | Chalmers, 1916 model. Hupp, 1916, model ) ey ee ae ex Delmar BL. | : iH Hupp, 1919, model B. almers, 1921 model. ey / | HEAVY PLATE GLASS SaKa. Delmer 163. . ; — Hidh YVakweti, ‘4 ? moe sony 2st ens ha = J , THREE SIZES ‘ Ti ical report showin condition of each | Maxwell, 1916 model. er t. 1920, | | : face : “i erelllemaae A written mechan ~~ . | Apperson Chummy Roadster. Maxzxweil, all mocels. ene roan OF BEST QUALITY = = -t gar furnished upon request. é : Reps i | | , | Demonstration cheerfully given. Terms to responsible parties. ) , ie iT wY CAR * fora Dents a Se ne i er — a mee : Very equitable terms offered. Trades invited. inf OPEN evenings until 9:30 P. M / | rhe . 4: ‘at s six-cylinder ro i 7 of le | x ge toriet Show, 3 —_ TOF AR TOS) 7 ’ 1 (or PER a OO \ pr : . : REN EW ED CAR DEP ARTMENT Web er mn) Ppeent a altel cd Automol iOLie | V | § ; Sa Hi set's Sem or ie rt me hss ompany at weg bh = IT) oF 81 ola. 4-Packard Motor Car Co. of Missouri 1829 Locust St., N. E. Corner 19th and Locust Sts. AUTO SALVAG E CO., inc. | ECON OMY TIRE Se RT . 4 Bomont 900. 2201 LOCUST ST. Central 2300 | Everything we have to sell—We quarantee to serve you well, 9293 LOCUST 8ST. 3ST. LOUIS, MO. oe yen se reet / » I ~ a ~; - —_——} he —— ——————— > — . — ——$—————— oe : bee fat i of car. ention name ; ance ‘ © DL subject to your exar ] approval (oper wre .e “yen(nges

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‘ of oR __ st. Lovis Store Fixtures, Typewriters and Mis cellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads today. APRIL. 16, 1981. 22 PORT. DISPATCH o- 578 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Hor ses ses and Vehicles, ore ES 4.ND VEHICLES ROOMS FOR RENT—CENTRAL ; ROOMS FOR RENT—SOUTH _ ROOMS FOR RENT—WE ee ee ee. na. —s - . , pare © ~ HORSES AND D VEHICLES HORS Fe ener = * an’ DEL) cory oe, CAMERAS . STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES ) BICYCLES AND MOTOR ‘CYCLES: KOOMS--—3 “connecting _rooms and front , PES rALOZZI. " 3001A—Two large, » clean sieopinn Vg AE as "ee . - FOR SA Le rooms; gas range. -ortheast co furnished — ent ; hue : sang he - = siete ’ N rner Jef- if ; + : 703 ea one Bit ary t M Age ee FOR SALE FOR SALE =- nena ia wingle;| PUNY—Small; cart and harness: for chil-, .frson_and O'Fallon. pitas: (7) | 898 range: private. -_ | DELMAR | BL., 4321 arge. front gage a : _ bee “ Anode ? ; : RRP RIG Nn BRIGGS—Flyer; cheap. 2917 St. Louis ay. oe ARNESS—BSix sets double: S, 3; $20 up dren: all tor $50. 1618 Leffingwell av. | WALNUT, 3435—Second floor. use of kitch- | PRESTON PL., 1741—Room for light house-| __second floor, with or without gas "Hiaie aaa” iva ie Ry Ite "Y wens, esha Sbaseek : Coos WHAT to Soe ~ ere, buying Tyler 1100. ° ’ ‘ ‘heap; 5 oo Thy eo! ty “53 a -ONY—Shetland saddl pony, 14 hand ~ en. } keeping or sleeping: $4 week. DELMAR BL., 4447A— rooms for mene 7 PA te ye aoe we * +o ee gy a “ie; BFIIing agents or a) ‘ela- " ‘ | wagons: chea bolo FF to ,; ru. —snetial € S. ——_—- , sailed peste tiie neice cath Mes i ts a — -- Ha ee — : . : i aa FOREST PA iado Gah &\ ; yen Nathana! refrigerators. bute ~ sy' EXCELSION Mowr Supply Ce.. j uy? N. 1vth rr wager . + new: all simee: a! s o -4". | DELMAR, 5044—One neatly fi - i: : ft : ; Sennen , oo. at ane f machines. | }!:ARNESS—U. 8. Army, new; all sizes, aiso Wa hi ington ; t - he neatly furnished-goggy: | sonable. ae otis ee + ing | - 4 : = upat ‘rom | anteed repalring; all makes o . icM9) pany we ition. halters. surplus horse S. ADI rL. Es—v7. horn, for men or boys; »‘ke rooms. $1.50. - pone ee _Post- “Dispatch. ——————- (4) | all conv Lonenee gentlemen oniv. 2 3 FYOREST PARK BL.. ; ArbhAtk: Bere fe nes ry . an , “show den 7 -_— oer saak Mow goods; rock-bottom price. 119 5. i4th st new; $15 up. 119 S. 14th st. : WASHINGTON BL., 65098—Exceptionally | RO M—Furnished, with use of living room, | DELMAR, 6717—One or 2 rooms for light — tha ant 2d floor s.oms WE ihe WN* | re ae) yy ae Se wmee wr te he OS. 407 Bates. | HORSE—And_ spring wagon. 5517 Wells. SHETLAND vONY—Beautiful Stallion, ,"ice single and double room; continuous; . oases one phone, ae hex OC “54, rae. | housekeeping: water in kitchen, ' : — rs twa “os cost 3 .'..); se or pus. é e eres t - ~ te : : ' ey re , ~o2g : “it iot water: le outh e; reasona re 0 ov : >t Teaeraear hoe aes 4 . —— _ ’ n Ne » era = nay . S101 argain. 208 Arcade Bldg. Olive! ater. modern. MR : — | DELMAR 31— me ES ne , ay Tey Te "Lo st ' - “es an MOTOR CYCLE—Cheap. “661 Bell ay, HOR RE—W agon, harness: cheap. 1074 N. | 913" > Gargan - ' sss . _ WASHINGTON, 3525 — Two “coementina ROUM—Delightful; fronting Forest Park, for [ bal toor front ream room, FOREST outs nabieal Ha ee ert! ’ ; : : MOTOR CYCLE—Twin_ Indian, 1918 mocel, sth at ria ou be ION Y——Buegv arness: fine rooms; housekeeping; Souther xX DO . kitchen privileges if desired; young lady. ‘eLMAR : me a 5 d rooms , le or k oat % i" ' ? ay ondit ion 1419 S&S. Vandeventer liimWgRSE— TT wo-ton Sa nt al ety et Pirs: wer A a ' ve Marg Bn ~ ; alos all conveniences. , wh , ra exposure: Grand 929M, | Mondav. r — cottnnd meomies’ te cnauaiiee sleeping * Bee RK = we Oe Pas riester s wile a°*@al ie Tr “le lectric class condition. a% monroe *': Se ae eee "ASHINGTON RA ~ eran ae ROOM— irge: two ladie le- | RA. 5 OREST ant Meramec MOTOR «Yeé L.ie-— 19 20 ifarley; electric: Al re toon aah oie si |. Kennes Sheridan. . W pe es na TON, 2641—Front side room: “for | aon when» ‘ - Pd rt R —. boas MAK BL.. 4 454—Two front hous c. ¥ a. le can rent Nie PIL Bs si 3 Broad condition, 912 Geyet ) a oe ‘1908 Franklin. \SPRING WAGON—Aad hood: h Sull-cov-| oo’ aden ~ — kas, laundry; : & re SR. acetates ah cule van A, ing rooms: adults: owner: $10 per nah ..room adjoining 4 : MOTOR CYCLE—Twi ! "lew-D)s usoil = ] i : - | ered wagon body; was ‘made to order ‘ ‘ ate . - . —- — ~--- — | DEI I ; hone. ia ) - = iy a (cLMAR B — . ic. D ur condition; S38. cash o00u. HORSk—And wagon, reasonable. 3016 j 9°25 Laclede WASHINGTON, 3104—Light housekeeping | ' KOOM—Furnished, to gentleman; attractive apartment: L. tw - pe farsa : : i by] front rooms: sleeping, housekeeping: hal! men; private: conveniences. Box first-class x? KR i l, ETT > R Ie IL > Ss ' sen _ ny Arsenal TAKE W : 7. a R27 ey rceoms:; neativ. f -onv ‘ gouth of Tower Grove Park; stezm | ——————- 4 " rr eee 3 . 4 i MOTOR CYCLES—Two, 1915 model; d sos wwe Lena, csranite ‘ iis — — ~ - a , - - wearin hei : vagon. “1 > 50) “A heels O44) & iss 3°] ‘ Rr Ml Hi ‘GGY NE AY id flit } sy W he e] MM agon i coe “a ae _— —— ee ences, entlemen preferred; South Sid: , el A. a@nabdie. =. a Nish t: all : nv LATAIN-——Marbdle slab 7x2" ft. 2) MOUOR CYCLE—I1914 Indian, overnaule : — “wesug ~ city) Call at 4938 Claxt Sund > Mant ACCOMAC, 1846—Large, _ well-furnished| Sidney "BE $1W f 7) ‘DELMAR BL., 3854—cC onnecting hau 5 enen “eee he, . a ” i floor scale, YHOO lbs é18 Mor- ariel aan Paper : : : ic } T > riley: 4nitt running I - 86 er eneap r nomas ) re i = —— = . at “ — — ROOM—sSmall “sleeping room ‘for gene leman ble for geuts or couple. ‘a single room : $2, f uf “ a. cheap “OU1 | 1B HORSES——Two good, big a pt + Bs wae \LLEN, 2630—Furnished front room; mod- employed, near Grand and Arsenal. Vic- |, DE LMAR BL J948—-2 neatly furnished’ . HAMILTON. 1435—5 rf waught a ty coils a: nd MUOTUR CYCLNE—dJd-sper ndian, tandem and harness OIA : oo = STORM BUG Gio Ine condition ; gentle ern conveniences; one or two adults. tor 248 4R. ‘td-floor light house ‘keep! ng rooms; call or {3 eativ f furnished ; adu »? \ ~! TEAM—Mares: and " ears old; $1: aa “omple. ed find ' owner's home; all conv eniences; opposite | men. bie for gentiemer ” and co ‘c- . == ote ee ~ :, ' , —------—-~ pe e . | Olive 2933 MOTOR CYCLUR—Indian, cheap. 4-55 West Hebert st i860 Lith. AL, Lic H4SA—F urnished front room: all car lin 8. Box O- 113, Post- Dis, - | DELMAR. 442 7 ight housekeeping “f Ashiand. HORSES—Waegons, harness, ne for mare! TEAM—Farm wagon and harness, in good conveniences; private howe gentlemen: | Re OM—Nicely furnished me my SOOT; SOUTH: | With kitchenette; Southern exposure; = 3 LIAN. 620—-1 or t ondition; ehe 3444 Montana. reasonable. ern exposure; bath, electric, furnace, kit- | conveniences. S @ kitehen. Forest “1% _ —- —— od a with kitchen privileges: verv rea - mig « > *e Beco = S ide + fe WIZ r x Di | nmediate dellv- . " . ' ‘ ; te) > , 4 ’ cash registers, re- MOTOR {" §, Lk—1 ey-Maviason Witt : with colt: eneat — _ : chen privileges; south sid convenient tO PjsL MAR. 4 . eer ee ero i . .4 Vew] 4 : - . = es ; _ . be a ——— pe ‘ Pian Sunil a 77 ; ~—parn = ee wea ro 4l . S> t i ‘ 4 -4 sill give terme ar. le c HORSE “J years ol + Se ners, , rThRAM—'all ; loch ark Mille ANN, *2,01—Large furnished room, % gentie- 4 car lines; private family; reasonable. Box &5: - R. pUssA—L argo furnished reem, : KENSINGTON, 4718A ixture Co... Inc... MOTORCYCLE indian; ‘st-class condition gain $20H W. St. Ferd u ' feed store men or couple employed; private family. k- 227. Post- Dispatch. OR iR. metas. ma. Forme i airy room, convent t - Se61s. Coury BHD3 Wvoming HORSE—Ni >» young. fa titable all } LicAM ble) ‘ e - | ARSENAIT "117 Acr iF ' ” A. be ie ' ‘ , OSes ' : eas, % .i- Ea NA La, +——Across Benton Park; niee- rR U SSELI 2757—Two furnished — for > RB 4 iad _ _— bent ood chai , \ ) Re , * ie —~19)9 ‘we! firs - lass con poses ‘ 85 7" 6] q*) asa) one ,uUl2 S 7 or Hare aed us for | lv fur ishe r it ‘OO! all 10Ger aT% ‘ « DE SL MAR 2 La6g— Bedroom | an ss N, hl ' won iirs Mission MOTORCYC!] ( ing ware) , > | n i nis df: ont room; il mocern cou- Hert h onsekeeping. to counte employ ed : housekeeping: running water, e secu eae so, KENSI NGTO: a te ; STORE AND OFFICE oy? “714 = (a! ‘ diti I Swe rif - Ss] 50 - 4p > eP1is 1 j) —_ } ‘ | j \ rmLilil . | } \ : ' . Oils lorrise I a\ venlem 6. sy w re t : , ] { and Hi yh: } 1? Piiwsiie - ‘ mn & t vin be is RU SSF I. * 4147 y wanes, icels furn! she d ror mM ; adults > ‘ y ‘“ abie. WANTED | _ i $+ | vt seer . . . ’ ’ iN it RES ~t oll ete git- MOTOR by ge BM — Hariey as is@ii J-Sspeec, pedadlit & outfi 701 I Pai? . i . M 6 Ke ——_ tl e > . Triare'sS ‘ iskeN roen } - . o$-$- me Gay *f ma flow fro! t* hie use- } Z ow - cert pe” — — e* : 0 lDickeon st - icy 4350 Neosho yen ee in- eerenere — harne e |) SOs ~~ fine s gor} tj- ar-o! keeping couveniences sleep = aa a an Grand 3853. ~ - _ - — DELMAR Bl... j941—1st- floor ‘front room KENSINGTON. 504 . HORSE: eS ert | wt : lem mz room. £eU-| RUSSELL, 3644—VPleasant room; modern | for light count ee K MOTOR CYCLE—Henderson; 4-cylinder, ~ cheap LOGS. Wickors horse, turniture Wagon, runabout. pony. rreman renidenaa:: 7 . Mleasant ro AIP soy allies sonable. ceeping; Dell phone; rege ‘room, in private fami 1; nday morning. MY ith W al- speed S50 41. >] N ds] “and ay cc? bit PSES—T-aen oaon - ; amen dee ) ~ arge front—a resahe: Pe KENS! ¥ yer ' Tpke PR. ; ror rch WAGON—Pla spring; cheap. | ;; — "a RUSSELL, %635—Neatly furnished room ; for lig ousek “4 . 2 IN Sta wD a ~~. > anes i hy : = “% ANI) PINTURE: — Apply 400% mee coudition ne ires: & “ee hit RSE —L a rge 3 ound. e eaAavy ‘ Jing. | 14236 N.+?4 : , bid : . - gy lah ly £1 r ishe rooms for housekeeping privilege: suitable for sle ep- | 1115M ght house keeping: electric. Forest 4 Fi for ee et conv AP « ‘ : : ' ali oadwar NY ‘ ‘oO ins snicle iy rik ae - ‘ . one or !t oO gentiemen. | to 7 Dp. m. ' ing: electric vs mt. orem Ln. St ad . + or —— ~- a : —_ ¥é , 7 ics pe . = oe ‘rand 250° ; e “a rs wnt - oo UE — rr 1 offi oo soeneass eueere S00ne United) MOTOR CYCLE AND aie ee ee 190, | a no atten | Pt ee Se a Mens eh _.| RUSSELL, 4059—Large, nicely fufmished | DEL. gg gg $3—Room ad kitchenette, | KENSINGTON, 51 xx: Axt xe. tp, ee ~ See ; wore B18 Mer- ' a 1419 Franklin ay. Both Owner has other business Box E-13 HOR SE S—Harness and mare aisy edium | WAGON—single Miller, 519 } BOTANICAL, SHOT A—Nicely furnished room; small private family: no other sleeping pittee, siete 24, housekeeping = 4 nigned reom 1 peo ‘Chale “ Central Tino 7 ; =) xy owe) Aeogthe otk Blaze rse; weighs LU0V; hye use fo woe) We AG NS- Pw oubl urness: S&)5; 2° large room for one or two Sentlemen. | roomers; conveniences; gentlemen; cheap. a F empleve ple sy - SE 2h Y TH F ADk S—Aid partitions: high grade NiIOTORCY* L. E—thiarie. avie mm: gor on ee sti i oss 1s0oo6 N ' ' > S050 Madison BOTANICA 411; —~ ur “nish ‘ed room: iad me Mrs John Young. DELMAR BI. a 3 447 pyre y connecting houaes houge- a KENSINGTON, 5074 RE . : i rT Bw y.: _ > > See ’ keeping roows; w beds, gas range; Tea- room; te Sa enl —_ > ‘ 7 ' i% . . : . +, . . » : . . ‘ n STAI R AN I" KF WX’ I" » R ES | ins fi =: ae : | ae lo Sst lf n ee : eurs weight 3000 | iM rhar ne blind driving hors kitchen peivile ges; Grand 27 rl Ssh LL, 4050—Large, nice furnished! gonabie = Forest 4 648 «hn otei ecuip rr ent: nav g od caah price | ~ ; . ‘ oi —— Wo eave Loh Sas : Ht -~ = : : . Wi na . —=s a “ 7 Y- ’ ‘? a aay ict ~ ‘ s ei br Re ) Al pv \y \ \ ; a ae a, T VW se nes tiv fur. a roowuis ; small priv ate family: no other ; 7 “ a a en ees me yong ww ® } re ry al . ‘ALIFORNL. \. *804—Large front room. fur- light housshantl ing Grand >sO7TM. : 54013 conveniences : K Nigentieman: references Dnmahk—tlat top; and two 3 i a * ae Foe ee ee 3 ~~ > = —_——- = lete ord aed Gia ek REGISTE Rs—* Nationa! te al aad. i TOLLE . s . Aes ‘ . ee ou harné 4. aor Bat } fie " i- b> ir _~ on “ : —_- in . . 14 docs “Yer fo % ~ . : , hishe i. 2 ‘1 7 rentiemen ali conven- . . +e be ~~ wa o-51—F “urnished Troon; mode ; . J . ere: near'y new: one rings | to Si.hH . . aaa. sare —- ) : wets - ™ 2 2 _enee set wagon, good ° ah Gere . ‘ ; row horse fine ' oe er i ' b . ™ ° : ua : > > re “3 -_ 602% counters; sell bargain. all Monday, 1oLl SE TRIC SUWERS—S1U ee a ee aoe S60: call v | HORSE ‘our large. wit gons and hat baker. It . heap 65437 N. Broa es Sees eniencea; 1_gentleman. DELMAR BL., 4169—Two n neatly furnished a Maen ony 2 sin cle st , @018 611 - ils sy uaa iat ie legals apie ie 1 ws waninae f oat Tat : CANT 1. Ke ‘M AN, -400LA— front. rooms, or | ST. VINCENT, 2902A—Furnished room for) $46: housekeeping rooms; all conveniences; etic. Cates ny 47 ER BUXES—Display counter; el r Lee 120 j offner zy ndeventer.te?) | Waco: : amnion will share fiat with couple. | two: kitchen privilege: private home. een: ei ee @ 38BUR BL. - * ist Ci. cier slacrbearkt ( i— if ‘ ri) : iV acd ‘ i] nae . * > 9 _ . se }! . Ss. A | a et new. going a ~ and laupe ics from is to ov fi ~ee MOTOR eae rr; aries Davi ry ‘hres amd 1 | hors ,awol Sioa isior’ re i MO) “ring running oe fift ia 7 ; ~. els S—Ss connec ting rooms :T 3 VINCENT »903—3 nicely furen she], —on wat of busiless. barga! tT) ‘ aii toda ‘ BRO iH, Kirtman, foul of Last = ' There — ‘ nde I “rul) ne 1 hit pbs . ti Aa) qs? ~ ‘ | . . the I is Lilie Ter 14" ’ Us I ) ; I ete ghits and gaS connecting rooms; ‘light housek 2epirg; DELMAR noe . 5503—Furnished room room ip ¥ y KING'S HIGHWAY, 1 ~ presswer =r i ae : "ones wey ‘a4 ne SeeU: tre 2040 Forest ‘ari nad, sel epara' etiing | bop bs Va E0 ' . . COMPTON. LSLY S.—Nicelv furnished room modern; phone. ——- See econd apartmen A dom, suitable for , ' ovis Bh eer ‘OS : ; ‘ >) fey rert riv mile . . ‘ —_— -- r i. , BUTCHER BUXBS—A compleie lune of tue . 5, __ Frost MOTOR LE—3-speed Indian: Uke n , WAGON ne ‘2-horse heavy ing Wages or gentleman; private family, every con-' $7, VINCENT, “907A—3d-floor southern j - geet Se ee * SINGS HIGHWAY, cree nied : Lils p “i erreimwee room: neatly furnished; all conveniences; ELMAR BL., 4413—2 connecting»: dur. ; Lar a eae : Nath na | gbit-cite refrigerato.s CANOES—All prices, §: Sunday. 7'21¢ rg all before noon. deo bias z iShk blarness ena tu + at ‘ oar oe display See us before buvia; S. Broadwa) o\ SF Slue $d fo 7 ' ie he ; , a COMPTON m4 S—tIwo nicely furn'shed | gentle men. . nished rooms, running Water, gas gange: tric iron. * sew ber. slighily used aiw aves on nad i \ StU loc vga f : . : “ : ay ~ ; ’ “ : . — - ve i . ’ p = . — ree sona ble; nrivare entrance 4 : rr. Tlowe Scale Co.. 51° &t. Char les st, (of) | yg ot tome a. 1. sale Ty piace” - eden Tae Ma’ Pas si larie Dia ee »0U \ mS san ee. ; * » Private 1 ini With @ih CONVeEN- | SKCOND Lob §&.—Two rooms, $v; water ae RE ee KL? [a's HIGHW AY, so eLiers a. ’ ain re ' eat 4 & Ho Seo , > , TTT are “3 ) ' avs 1) , [’ ' > He jences DEL MAR BI 5153—F newton 4 f ad ; ; ’ , _ ' and gas a. v1 5: urnished front back room for housekeeping rooms: conventences;. «4m SO7TRW. cvlls > 15 TCHEM RPOXE S—Sho wWoeases cash reqis- he si ! ’ rif , 7 aan frarmial >. ° - a” . . 2 oni laiie ] . edit ates COMPTUIrN “J ebed"s. S.—Front room: conventi- A be au | EP ‘urnis i y - —- . Scales. safes. offwe equipment, etc. | 1 Ll be we wane To “vor k ' ; lLowensteir illic 3-0 ks ‘ lady e love private SEVENTH, 23T § aes Sermoes So ploved people. Forest 6°61M ; rae We can save .oU! Money. Globe Store anc ' ~ Ladin. g SS = i , ‘ ; “ rattan INE} Mules arn ,anis : ' ’ r ng gon, t ing CONNEC” iT. 3687 _r for two ee - “ anual “employ: + ogge beds. on connected ; 1, . or S persona; =| tences. Forest 2797 W et Ses. SUNG +s = cS SR Se : 7 lon and umable tu use sani ' . ~~ ——o 78 3 ~ ace ; 2 me “etpes- — i P 71 oa ve — aa Le : of ere . a a k gentiemet oO oO & 1o0yeaqd, « service ike well-managed home: . r : aa CASH REGISTERS ~— Scales: usea: WOU: | liey Park; bargain at S1u0vu. + . att ene | die hdien see a rs By sbepedes Ne me | \¥ eo] vt Ph eucae athe a ay.0 TN , hs pi Aicuiaat cca, eee. oF y; home room for 1 gentiéman. ‘all Sunday. gan rent: references, , reasonable we KING’ S HIGHWAY, 130 bought. sold; bargains; guaranteed. Post-Dispateh tier Sunday. iin tance roy —— = . a SIDNEY. 0534—Furnished room for 1 or; pp ; Sanne priv a5 _— moe : . ’ as wee . \\ tN i We Sh ! 1 ita ‘ BUTS nes brit. LAN, "o i Pes “lean l@etilia Or ho ise- 2 we ntlemen or couple emp lov ed. ——a BL.. edamame furnished. “s est a7 me ne eiiipiiiemtee clean room con- . bow CASH REGIST )ZRS—Kefivished: we also do Ferro, toilet. ice chs , Balle I le ear eleetris cle good condi- re af m bure Zov0d as , sitll , p rie ‘ ‘ ‘ - SIDDN BY. oo 4 Ne@ ativ turnished south room ve me va i aay ee moderm 7 L AC L EDK, 411 Pur repatring. Howe Scale Co., 512 Si. Charler.| Meador, foot Kraus st — : Bg woh "* oe a ae riptt rood as yew pi? sy ll . L. S—Sleeping room week ; ir “sid 2; geutlemen. Gran oe housekeeping; respect a. Be 2 k »S..C ‘les ye all before noon. 3303 Baile. all description Ow eels Ra0d . i. a a Stor O59) ' ‘ a o— Si ing 3 nl, ; : _in_ private re idence; itlem ; 3 able. auiet home; $3.50 up: Bell phone, 361 Tv te cS) | ENGINE—Fuairbanks-Mo 3-cyl — r bo — a — “a LACLEDE 4361-—Two Chen RE h - o bes . ‘ , - rley- idson trix vt ; , ry " ao am roo c REGIS SRS—Secondhand Nationals; egal running. Al" s Place 2 ie side ee deta cael so1” ? .sEsS— ~ double se rass punted ha _ Bot Say ag > he | sha 0-—-Large rev room. tur-| SPRING. 15 S.—‘! or 3 unlurnished rooms kitchenette; a 77 are , front _~ api furnished housekeeps Pe alp, Dricer in city: also bought and ex has’ tirand, -_ rear ahi: i ee : me - sirt Ol i re 1 sneiteuaiiad” , ut and motor, cheap. tly WOTORGCY oie ridin and tee, rarage _ »* l eae Ais ‘ _ . — rENAS, 163% lwo nicely furnished rony private family 3 hic a te : p) | rk ay, . : ). 3 ches ., 7 aa 1] 13j0;—Large front room r = rooms, for light housekeeping; private yyy] 2 AR Bl... 4008 1} rent a LACLEDE, 38i4—3 : «” = : -. 4008—~ large houseké@*ping “tight housekeeping. —— | " i ; j ; ‘ : ‘ ie wa > Pine st ‘ag ' = : _ = cS yi RUSsiit— H-Tuvo Cav! SOUU. ' ’ ' “r : . " 1919 | .*. | : ile pLiakae 1OU i I . : a ~ . os Ni } JK is ‘\ , : : ri bk I é e ; ‘ ele } , } x I + ‘ : " e in rey ". ie cheap: OnVenlenlcTesr, ‘ CHIAR ’ also smal! Gamal YiWarble bottom; 12-foot’ soda fountain: | IRL ne ee-clnee ee nwo hb _ PSE Ss ‘OLUMBLA RK ae med ee roe a w&ekeeping room | $2.50. meet | - Sy SP a rooms, completely furnished; use 2_ beds, ‘ PEDE 4 a Victor Drug Co., & Easton. ~ Bates MOTORCYCLE Tote lee aan | () Rk ~ I. ~ K+ | su i rmtui :, 3.) ‘ - ———- TEXAS, 16%8—Newly furnished and deco- gas range, electric; $15 per week; I sine 7 LACLEDE, 680 LER—* chairs office artition; steel, ° eca UCAS TEE . — :, feet. easy keep : , 24 S——Furnished room 2AS om eat 39°* i 731 N “ eth st st (co) , HOUSEBOAT—Good condition; cheap. 6700 MOTORCYCLE 191° peed morning. 3100 Nebrask buat wh gen pt ties eee ee ADS, S0ll—Furnished room for 1 or 21 17 “HIRTEENTH, 1034 S.—Furnished rooms, | " ‘na tae ~o meet ght hotey LACLEDE, #645 (near jat 7 roll Sh ot eaien S, - Levee. * Davi dson, ' S1¢ s 1 ar. . re | > *K Sy hk hk \\ At i TWELFTH, 2300 S.—Single or connecting | bASTON. 4578A—Furnished > ¢ —— am yee . 4" I 630—B 2 chairs. cl Se . ‘ “J —22 i. long: Fairbanks m ew © nee mone ee -* : City ROO {S d BOARD reoms nia single roon everytoing a tee . : qj : ; = Cc 1eap. e engineec ch | rine engine 7914 — Sena) st AR i Delmal oa! | N an furnished } ahs a - ate £ } ~—— - ~-~ : - E AST IN, 4515—2 c onnecting — light “Wowse” q LAG CLEDE. i = at x3 at. ic - s All Ivor : — ; . tg oe ™ ' MOTOR CYCLES—Henderson and indian,, ; sos esol brs KADS, 4452—Two connecting rooms, tur- UTAH, 3446A—Clean,. comfortably furnisbed keeping rooms; reasonable (—Large, roller top, 47x20x45. 2306. wag bea Detar hable, for row boat 3719 eauire tr ng: or exchang: aoe) MARE—Hight years (iG, Nae Marte " ae a : om; all conveniences: near Grand: Very ) pyornw, Ru: ger. ; ~t ‘ambri ige. Maplew ood. : Bas ; v e trimming, OF xchang és nou! (| harness 3910 Garthela sned ¢ — rte for housek a er PF nny ropnegabie. Cue » ° pag enor 4139A—2 7 at ee ene roomg:_ : ——— Soual 1. for : ] Se a ass people; no children ‘ ne ousekeeping. with bath. Lindell mae oe —_ . ’ “ ——_— _ ‘ " _ ’ " _ V6 ’ ae. } 4) , i? . = | . an | , - é - > a —— os — one a linder . noter perfect (all 2 re noon 3330 Greenwovud af on 37°68 Walsh - ; ertio?) ver fin with southern exvosure ' ; sid Vv pared nt private. furnished room: all EN RIGH’ r. DRS: ; ry urnished front room far’ ; 8 Py BL. . - ~—+ -—- = ~ , ‘ r : a4. - : : , ; Bee, —— : ‘ co i re ° a 6 . , typewriter desk. ary Broadway. ORR a | —— abe wo Nn A Oe eat) McNal . ) is MOLSOM, 3637—Nice front room; hot and} east of Reservoir Park EE ee gentlemen _in_privete miy; _reterenias E CcINDE: ips 5 nage DeskK—Roii ¢ , i“) | MOTOR BOAT—23 ft; V bottom, half tun- |» eyime 20 endrt. mnodel: cheap. Cal ee aap ag cold wate | VISTA, 3347—Nice aise hail room i eine 4188—Two connecting house , a a — iieu}? Iv ile. I «t . ‘ ‘KY eR Oo] was Neat P jean rvorm 1 yr »” r 7 gh" age kee ming rooms. g : A - Lees . 7 ~=C} L. . p a elmar r phone Lindel! 388! . a ’ si Ei, wf : wt, Ani w ’ -~1|Y¥ IST A. -3415—Sout! iern- -ex posed front reom* :* eS IN | BL... 4¢ it — Keiner's Ware house, 1° BA N. vee: a 6 hoe = th tae one, Te clutch: , - . PALI Pe) ' +1 uy vis sed. it] a! rents nrivate famils private home of ° adults. cNR GH 7. 9" ke urnished single root for 3 L oe tor xentieman: ee. ou 3 rice Sl: ox 15, Hermann oO 7 i ae ” allen ¥ “s os. © home mvenis Jndell SOs! HARTFORD, SS81L7—Nicelv furnished rooni; | Pf, 1780.9 ‘loor frot sentvieman on % == DESK Wed. —Standing bookkeeper’ s; settee: MCTOR BOAT—C —m 18. ae _ MOTOR CYCL kK s—T 0. Lune Harley avid ne OON , | 3 | pen oe ee sonthern @xnountd ‘ I ‘ oon WAVERLY PL., 17p0——Second floor ~ it; NRICE 3 LINDELL BL.. 431! eanita Sat-tes desk: ail ight oak ‘TO AT omplete: foot: } gon: 1 191% Har! le idson { = age fe 7 - oll , in een” } . neat furnishe : c also single room; entlemen; reasonable. | LA tl JHT, 3960— Beautiful furnished room; large. eclemantiy fu (jrand "55. ‘ ic) naiebiate 2 a a ‘ — $1 30 a tai ~ | arle avidson and 2 ' | iianm mot Tr a? ‘ oe coe : : . ne rooms COT 3 ences ., Ss meepine FLA be | IM t RD, $SHV— Furnished single room Ww A V KERLY PL.. 1 752—Beautifully fur- ° bright, ‘ heerful and Clean. " g | . © condi mn. - “ new Lires: S90) .? 14 = - : . fi P , fe ; te ppt ites L. -~i,i y 4 1} a] cr} he } (;T: gee , ; > 4 ad for . Roomme 430) i : wl Jie es nicely furnished: quiet adults; $10. week. SS SS YACHT —E - | 4 ‘ae , . anon , - a 8 4 -*- BO ‘ omtortable Lu nished | ho isekee ping rooms. ne ur Lafay e tte P a! hk ‘ houseKeeping: all conv eniene es: phohe. taun ry. electr c ‘ u first-class condition; bargain. Keiner’'s; !80 small 2-cycle tender engine I. all makes; 1920 electric Maries David wa.) * e outfit, 2903 ©: ) | eaalten : peddlers outti . for { nHreafs reference x ’ roo i cana “wn as ———— ‘ da. c enings afiet >] , : : ° ‘ , i eit a nits 2 I ’ week Bo x FE : rooms, Sas, water. a'So Ssiceping, | eS ng rooms: _Benton_ 1093 R. : IiNRIGHT , 14); 10— "| wa nic 4. large connect«# : % MaMcnen 6 450 8—Ntkc is 5 L CYCLES Wtd—wWW » p h I rice » ” ' . ‘ etn : ry \ {_h— if l; an | 7 i ; , caw “¢ ° . ] iD PLAY REF RIG ERA T OR for secondhand bic voles u ig bighest Cyc! a a reat 381° M = bago ae : is ; aa —— young hot it, & yea SBYO7 ~t ‘ost ed sm ne it” REY ae ; 5—F urnished room ; . gen- DE _tooms-_reasona ye er emyay eo a rer Sabha nt, newly fur pri- yr WEST * ENRIGHT, 4060—Neatly furnishe rooms: Let a erred, Forest : ~ : leans. 93) but r A | ] 17 Ss rit Net } pe MARE—Spring agor ’ ; . a . : — W YOMING. rvon) ; | ee * early new, 5-ft.; sell bargain. Co., 108 N. 12th st fc?) SEE our Golden Ace, others $15 ~— ‘ andes lLLvans | . , . . rnished, } me} coup: list have 2 reference Gail, Monday, 1OLT Market st. ss | BICYCLE Wtd.—Man’s: give name. de- S50; terms. aa 2 a0 : on — MARE—6 years old; brass-mounted harn , acd gen ee egy Rented "Cc a Lae: HUMPHREY aaa ront room, southern ‘ADEMY, 91%—Furnishe i room; kitchen and A maT te TOOTTES ‘O01 mbplete for housekeepin " eet 4: eons: saeuree; mir. | em | | hae ke Peano . nents | ned: desil location; pri- | adults : i __________ | KXGADEMY. 926—3 unfurnished front rooms; —rourexcening a rae ~ Box R-29, —, >. pee ——- MARES—Two stout; 6 years old; suitable) ROO. aiie> -sinatia © ladi pre- INDIANA, 3329—Two nice reoms, $11. E. heat, gas, electric, janitor service. | ENRIGHT, 4364—Housekeeping rooms, 2¢- MePHERSON, 4 vate ALN A. : ' Pity : or | floor front; single or connecting; reason- * room for young fad cases, “indiell and Theresa. (c) P : en ae . | ble hi | single " ed ae Cc) SIDE ‘AR—R ogers. 191! >: good condition all purposes, also single al ud aout ) ‘ ial ; nii ,_ ” Mido Ff ; 7 - _ ~ : s 1 ‘LQOR AND WALL CASES—Milinery MOTORCYC Fy "Wtd.—Indian: power plus.;| ¢ hean 4744 Minnesota av. ess: bargain; make offer. 2814 Case ferred, iinae Sintenan N att — at as — a ey _1828A— go dost? ee ES He a McPHERSON, 403 canes; - ; ' eo nares eo ™ ————— ENRIGHT, 4323-—Two connecting reom, 7 roomy. couple or two ~ — lL-shaped cigar case. 616 Morgan. with cradle frame. Webster 56. R nal De , ¢nacn eo hur- ose- ) é otor ‘les, Zoc MARES—Mat hed teams, young; also hur-). age nan , = ____ 1099) | mont and Maple. TOUR initials a sae K er ar ah ior 24 (ARF top farm wagon; bargain. 2409 Mc- goatiomen, With . Of _NiROe Saar AUBERT, 767—Bright room; Bell phone. housekeeping; 2 beds, 1 room; running, SRPHERSON——Nicely #100R CASE—Jeweiry, 6- ft, plate glass top, ee ae ee Of : Nair é cc} CENTRAL ; : JEFFERSON, 22494 5.3 urnished _Tooms, AUBERT, 1119—wNicely furnished rvom for , water. et room, suitable for gentlemen only. JE PPE RSON, 2847 8.—Nicely furnished | one person; conveniences. Forest 4641. | ENRIGHT. 4132—Large connecting houses, WoPHERSON. “4061 a ee —-.2— late best plate-glass ‘2 «=2*Pprice. | FOR SALE = - : —— es MARE S Reautiful span farm mares: : l\ineLL. 3 oe m: for iA ; ie | . l or gentlemen. | AUBERT. 737—Nicely furnished room "oF keeping rooms; $7.50: gas range, elec- _ room rea: =) | > onday Franklin. chunks. $145; bargain; leaving cit) -* Lindell O13 : : m for 1 or « tS * al PR Gis complete, in| = a ; } Condition: $60 each or $1 ibs for 8) BIC YCL b—Like new ——— BIC YC L. AK a "heap. 2200 Salisbury. ness. eood will: pay cash, Box O- 93. P.-D. Cass. light hou ke ing: slectric, hot water, re asonab le. Sidney S35 SR mont cars. | {TT ME) EERE SST SPURS” ele es ho McPHERSON. 4047A— » the N 2103 Frank! in P, 1 Oe ul a pee Shp ge ' and driving: must be sound. Box O- mares. beautiful mare and colt, farm m\ ~ >. rin ecting house ‘keepli 8 nished room: phone, electric light. bath: private family; Cabany 2112 —_ MENTS wted.—wW ago “har. ‘ use, ‘$65 tO fb fhomas, » blocKs south i BELI. 2515—*? to pick ”’ or 3 seated: | rooms, furnished reasonable 1o perma- 1A SAL LE : 13°0- La rge room. for light ( SARPEN TER PL... rp (——Large front room | i NE hGHT. ae 319—T wo oO! - three conn nect- a - OF : 2. gent — , d nent people. : with kitchenet. ‘ ing housekeeping rooms, with private fan , ey bAND. 4225-— 1 43 ee eee oe - —— = - = —_ {c) grocery wagon: bargain. O356 : FIX in good - ——-— -—_ —__. obpndition: iightdy umed, Call 4334 la. Sic YCL K—C heap: ge0d = condition, 279 33 new. 2201 Dickson, wide or narrow track; all in fine condi- i ATH ———-— = —- houseke eeping; no children. qunaquensanienameenntamnaien eae as. fo) | — Sane | DRIVING MARE—% years old: new brass- _tion: top or open. 119 S. 14th st hTEEN we OS Em manth unfur| LEME. 2aaeenee f hi house.| CATES, 5101—Light, pleasant room, $4.50! ily. Lindell 606 ‘ al tania : ~ waa . ante , ‘ a. . - yee month wnfur- ‘i ; -—- ooms f T ht house- - : ARVT AS Gear FIXTL Ria—cC ompiete. new: cheap ic ¥C Li Black “Beauts Champion ; S50 mounted harness; runabout; peddling out PEDDLER OUTFIT—S50 ‘1860 S. Lith tt Sot fe , =e 3.09 a: “keeping. or its ' ’ |} week. Ff lorest. S484R ea iE NR IGHT, 4642—Large, neatly _furmiptien % uM AND. 4 *NiSaw aeons co © et 2 o'clock Sunday. 4455 aS ont, 283+ Franklin ax ate: cheep. _ . : , 7 a qquieeaen: a = . . os PEDDLING WAGON-—Brase-nounted har- with Kitchenette, bath. furnace, phone; 2) CATES, 3235—Nice ae room in jcivate keeping room. suitable for one employes’ s Ga MARYT. AND. 4300— or florist or taller; 8-ft. floor case; ‘nis- BICYCLE—Like new; very low price. Bon- | Nt . “ATES. >1xx—Nij ely + i sh oO en- c f i ed r om: gr housekeeoing el ght Bide BIC YCLE—N : eT ee | cheap 3820 Parnell FRANKLIN, 261L7—First floor, tw fonnec F “3R87X E— New : ly iat = s . . > ne’ 1 Eee? Cs rs NKLIN, SOL, irst fioor, two connect ear lines. Victor *387X,. before a ‘ : are ires new] painted ness: itke n en ’ . (lasgow a\ a frant "OO gas rangre and cas light ef r L. home: gentieman. Forest 6218J. rool furniture: all « onvenile nees,: . es , 4 i Yani. room: cont s = —_ - etl Rolling Mills, Ma‘liszon. Il) ic) lL. “2 43: Sik rn an i2 ; See "ear » 4207 De Soto. seed eee . private family; reasonable; convenient _ond floor; modern. Forest 81:3°. rr sion brary eet; large mirror; cheap. 2757 ron, 211 8. Broadway. b AF RE SS WAGON—And harness. 2615 PRODLER OUTFIT—Comt te. pyrene yr ced asonabl to | So — -| electric a Rs MARYLAND, 4307 Wren if 407) | BICYCLE—In Roo conditic n> Weetminai ; le een ot rear let —~ ae | Pace ee IN. 1604—Flront and back parlor, J, 47cnao : Pe pe ee er - : nster , , Ford machine. 2860 McNai os See ae a MAGNOLIA, 2901—Large, well furnishe tlemen. Forest 15) ENRIGHT, 4061—Light o 1S S350: rge attic, $2.50. 8 d. | 15! and kitchenette: also single light ponsr- ~ conveniences; private Brice — t - DESK —Roll top. Ww, 8. Rice, 219 gcood condition, $13.50 S114 Caroline m4 : WAGON—One-horse; fine conditior,; _~ n'a ; on ig f ae n gas ri M | ay ae . ; wes. : peta - | B cre —. , ape ‘ ; - One top spring agon with bra PEDDLERS “ot Te ey — plete; ver) two beds: reasoi able. Eco rk , 1k IGAN, ‘82 9. Light housekeeping rooms CA ES. 51 1 0——F urnis! red room: xent omen | BIS = ee ec cer — : | BICYCLE—Best tunning shape: $15. 6111 . cheap: must sell. 3112 Caroline. — - INNESOT A. 517—Large fi ished employed couple: Jargce Toy I - J : Or TCE PARTITION—And ‘railing: ~ 350 f?. Minerva. ; eine shade, $6 ). one open Spring Wagu.i, ; ~ (;RANID Lo’s N.—Two rooms, furnished Ni an light Ree Lea Sos anaes sete a 46 31M om up ' e Karagz Tr- in steam-heated apartment. to itch | ARYLANL, 4104—? apn dy -— y oe pewany : will install | picYCLE —W ith « ie : meen on : erica eee. _C._ Danents,_ 52 pee. &: | PEDDLING Ov cA See u. light hou } : } couple or ladies, with or without c : 4 loor front reoms Ps : Box 0-148. Post- Dispatch. new tires bas eigest MUS | Gusrie; hABM WAGON—2-horse ; J-inch brake ' howt ¥ on ~' a betw on Hickory and/ LINDELL. ave ‘wo front rooms; ail MI: S81P Pp L 15a _“ are ; es : Racin cr fan bre . / —— ae = : : i ~ 7 ~ " rs = , - - a Side boards; spring seat; nice black mare wuteau block weat of nh st conveniences, Ss # 536— ) an ch.- it house wink. cor e. one fore; BUCLID. Gis N. —Neatly ‘furnish . o -? = ’ v A, OP8BT7TA— é a. mahogs d and oak ary BIS ac y Thana ci ch teenie, #157 ie p00; ine _— of harness with PEDDLe R OUTEIT—Young horse, good har 1a v =T. Ty ‘connecting — housekeeping enectie al i conyv ‘enlences;: running water. ' b81° 25. ne Spins GF . ine room: third veer vsoaenahhe rites A. 6087 A- rhiture of “at kinds, a, ee AA breeching, folding top. steel-tired bugry, ness; Wagon good as new; no reason-| - ‘ MISSISNIP Pie OF 42—Connecting rooms for| CATES, 5896—Beautifully furnished front | EUCLID, 310A N.—Small front; private . et nomy Office Supply ~’ f ee ree BIC YCLE: S——(Gir le’ at nd bove: large. ‘small: bags hg (* Gon! sath ; must sel! Mor able offer refused. “SGQO NicNa® 2 ToT . 3127 2 Ooms; running water NnousekK ee pix q Te Ree ee ; ar nm - Nos. apartment; private fam- family: all modern conv enlences, “. d ‘* io) . chearb: $12 t© ~ “in 4418 Manchester. ‘ Ss » S.. » | DDL ING OU 7 KF Ll" l — tl liorse. : \ gon. ha ' ont 4 private baihs: $1 day, $5 weelt MISSISSIPPI, 1° 1v— Two unfurnished | s Zs * a! ae NO. eK / ah a: 7 ain F a "= =o em me — ae OMPOK FURNIT H—One rol | BICYCLE—Hoy's; 24-m. wheel, in good or- | P1-LIF enti Bi otk oe | ee ee ee SESS 400 ‘Victor pa rooma: Becki ae arnished | CTEMENS, 5A0t Furnishes room alt con: | BUCHID. 1333 Nicely, furnishes i room, or © URNITUR roli-top desk: ; der; price $12 Call Sunday, 5833 Julian. years; sacrifice, S00 each or Liberty Bond. st TIt TS : Yor gen-| MISSOURI, 1756—Nicely furnished 2d-floor | _veniences. Cabany 5862 AE a ES ht , = com r! furnished : oon wee reveretn hat | Box © -345, Post -Dispatch, : +7T yr MARKET, 1533—1 furnished room, for gen - | MUCLII 0 N.—Two ft easant | 4. one fiat- -top desk. dark ‘oak. “ a | Phone Caabny 550W. . ° . PEDDLER'S reiIT—tlat black horse, tleman._ front root nm houseke eping x: modern. CLEMENS, 56€1—Nice room: all modern housekeeping; first floor; large porch; . TER = a J , us S- “a . 0 ; mv s ‘ > ; a 14) ‘ rat ess acon - , oa . ace eo? ™ _ , » » . ow ** . . . . af A 4 ** rev “ ache x og aad = rot coy vs : aii iio 0 'S ik t “oe PDamtert” n° . wagon. he rene ; 50 ‘Sie Sehr —_ ee a ees 0. ante rf ae ( ‘} Fate. any a MORGAN, 43404—Neat. light housekeeping MISSOURI, 75 4 =60—’ wo neat)\ f' ‘urnished | ¢ ‘abany. 27 26M. rrivate farnily : employ ec. | ‘ met rave: ‘ ah a ; | ’ - 4. a y* K. *typewriler aie O plewoo!. : wt ao ee HARNESS ( . ree - i Te hic r PEDDLIER'S 7 or TT vd | " = = “ and sleeping rooms all nv enience . Foo! ns, bedroor nh and kitchen private fam- a ao “ = preferred; en » " ’ oy TTY on pyee . —~ ata ‘ ue. s Cail Easton. electric: rensonable. ouseKeepin . ra ee PRAM eS ' oes —. 2 d Saree Di loath ber seat awivel chalt, 3 ~4 Nuc or 4; Christmas gift; $25 LST4A 714 Sheridan. block south of Cassa a* pied a + , OLIVE 3409_.T wo e--oreeioveaas : = rs PARK. a7 ‘Srant "roean, ee nents: | DELMAR _BL.., _4814A—Fu urnished rooms iE CCL iD. -a0—t1. iving “and “bed room. e x e+ BAL gent Iden ay ;, 1TARNES —Singie and double; new and sec- ’ .a°¢> pp Mies ea See, Beed See Miller we ¢ en “a private family; pnone; reasonable (7) | DELMAR BL.. b850—Neatly furnished | necting: front and back; will rent “tact E. ‘ ad Se S415 — Nicos BIC ¥CL o—— ‘ouster, new tires, electric | ond , ‘Mel “tn mare and harness; outfit cheap *s ee liler lomont 1710W ‘. £8 Al nadie. ace) y e dove ¥ ya steel stationery cab pinot. c ight; ndihand. J. Piel, 2104 Frankil : i — on one - | _ reoms; centrally located. housekeeping: furnished or ss Ms : . letter *® . typewriter desk. ty call Sunday, 1600 California. rear of Mo j RNESSS ree Evans. Ol >. KE. so01A Large room. hot and ony r ARK, 2317 ‘A—One furnished sleeping oti = ———— —————— ——-—- ____. - ——— — single. chalr, ohe Pxilt rug; also let Pac Hospital. nm | Rarace. IAR SH Seing out, double ors ingle PEDDI ING WA GON—lInclosed } = Oi ter shower and tub bath: Sam, Grand housekeeping raom all _convenlences. DELMA R BL. 37 30—Sleeping rooms. $3 a —— —_—S ‘a : er ~ ; — = going out of business. 1435 Biddle : — . Ss. ners ar d Olive. Busine Man's +1 > > ie __ber week and up; phone and all convhs. ‘EVANS, 3630—Hot-water-heated, furnished — a at lands, waste peper baskets, Bic TCL. ib—Roiler chains, coaster brake: ‘ harness and E nglish riding saddle A D- a ve Ysiness Man 8s sriome. — ARK, 10°%o-—— reoms, completely furnished: —— . ——— $2. 5 i $3.50: electric light , " lamp, ete.: all in firat- spring s#eat, mud guards: cheap. °%11” HARNESS—Ice wagon, single and double: 6 piv 4275 Ashi: und a\ PAGE 3538—Furnished room _ ne = r roomers: : $6. 00. |DELMAR BL., 3710—Sleeping room, suit- | ~ ao 8 oe tt a a = Panel ition nat lees ar an half , original Allen > ae PVT re ‘ ¥ ie) year-old delivery hors 1519 econ . PE DDI, E R's OUTFIT—VYoune fat hore housekeeping or sleeping. PARK. ~340—Nice ~ furnished front room; ' able for one ~ Bas men, $4 week. waite ns 4: 530— Neatly neg e car. Dele 3 AC. : | BICVYCLE—~Motor cvecle aoat bic we le: good | H A RN ea ' $5 ars mountes: © . 24: Mii. brass-mounted harness. equare ton « ag0n. P AGE. 3530—F irnished room. sleeping or ‘ ones hot_wate r and phone. DELMAR BL. ; 726—Housekeeping rooms, mar $4741 ay or, e:is.or, ag . * st Wa 1 2-£t.. finely finished; mission | conditton: very cheap. Do not call on RS e ne 2922 Glasgow with brake, step, new curtains; all $80; up light housekeeping; all conveniences: cheap ‘ARK, 2617A—Room, in private family, for, 24 UP: Bn room, $3; gas. electric. ’ a sas Be art @ per foot. Sunday Phone Sidney 283, Victor say | i ARNESS—Furin wagon, plows, harrows stairs, @9713 Franklin. PAGE. 36 4" ee it “wee ae ntieman; two car lhnes ; | De DELMAR BL... 65 81—R — 3 nicely f Ik: VANS, 4608—Excelient location; Denes Me Olive + M3. ie) | 2R61 Gravois av : and cultivators 4°°4 Evans 6) —— : ~—— — — : $'——Second floor sleeping room - ~- Se coms. niceiy ur- ) family: all conveniences: very reasong 2. geo wore - ow - 1 -__— rEDDLER OUTFIT—Young horse. brass geptiemen onh PARK, 2341—Two neatly furnished rooms nished; all conveniences. Forest 4109W. | jaaies fine MeCray erocers’ | BICYCLES—Rest bargain ever offered. in| t!\ARNESS—Old double and single harness mounted harness: wagon like new: al PAG! 28——Furnished room. ail cor for ght, housekeeping; all _ conveniences DELMAR BI. - 3820—Sleepiny - and hail Ane and Pra? ipgg fa Mh to ne new 1 soceunen bicycles; will allow 20 collars, a7 _palters: open all day inke and cow: leaving city. 2 vie i l or 3 gentiomen. 1 indell | P AR. S6nb——Newts feraithedl teant.auaie nr rage. Iandell BIRAI. all EVANS, 4005—Nicely furnished room Ss A- *. -—- -—--——_— —-- -—_-< bel cvuera Southern and two cycle care; or trade foe mot ; ' eee ~— : my f e : A Bales Co., mole YF Pine st. (e098) cycle. 1550 S 84 st. r oto! — ye onnys: louble harn _trade for l-horse platform gear or wagdn third floor; gms and electrie; rea- PF NNSYLVA) ay A pe for light DELMAR Bt... 4366—Reautifui room, 1 or| FINNEY, %3726—Connectin s a gas. ’ ‘ ~ 4705 Neorhe =? (o) | housekeeping: (e) 2 gentlemen: very reasonable, rooms; completely furnieh oro * Aj " . a

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ee ee ee ; E ’ 7 1 er 2 for ho ipa 4265—Si in; investigate: ; par- WASHINGTON —_ J ~ ) 2 te 4111 —Exc eptionally ADEL AIDE, ~ 3038—Nice! furnished Ez. PO rw mal @; hot water, electric. Lindel ticulars, | Lindell’ 1385 Ww. comfortable room. gentieman or lady; rea-, _Bear O'Fallon Park: , Ry" “SD Bovis a - oan housekeeping rooms. aa AND COTTAGES—On Meramec” M. ROOM AND BOARD Wtd —Moderate rates. __ DOGS AND CATS — ’ = . eea bie (all Bunday . Forest 85°70. or’ weet of Union av.; 2 refined young iadice | —_— Reanceae APRIL 10.1921. : ow 705 ROOMS FOR REN T, With and Without out Board — Is the place you have been seeking advertised here today? , i lone _—-——— OLIVE «4 KE, 4223A—Very docleubhe. laree. ii — sonable; private fam ily. BAILE o Post-Dispa: . ost tepetc i“ - i er ] ; bore a . > aman : “>. . W einber — 4 fe AY a S “Tse” Seas | eration reese in modern apartment; =. /WASHINGTON HL, 3969—everai pieamant| 38 a week. Ty ier 3] — _— Sf. ee ee ee hE Sor isis We = Bere Lewour 4 e water: £% j ; 8 by | rooms; refined, congenial home. Lindell | SELF densi . 3B — PALISADES ON THE MERAMEC. , ROOM AND BUARD wid. —By re " CUCKER FF - moaihe no other Bat, ™ K ig il BL., 4448—2 neatiy ft neatiy fur- (OLIVE 3744—Nic ely furnished. clean, LOG W ome : Be, Se 4 ‘all _— —— ly furnished front room. les w 3 957 1A—Room and beard for i Beautiful location: tne bathing: good private family, southwest. s Geox O-278. 7615 M EL — Male. é - — a a : a eeping rooms; rea- ousekeeplug rooms; ges range, electricity : WASHINGTON BL... 4721—Well-furnished _BENTON, 1833—cCompleteiy ¢ CAB ANY 7 oo pare fonts: Sere ANTS. | Paap pos "- | ces sgmey 12 au uoletely furnished bous-- 9201 — Root and board for SHANTZ. 901 | ROOM AXD BOARD Wtéd.—in private fam-| cheap. Sidney 1o80W. meatiy furnished rous room = Be hot water. ; Uemen oniv. q a a Pe i ‘ , Sams, continuous het water, private keeping room : - erce nt . . a PARK BL... , £448-—7 nicely f OLIV K, 3744—Cilean. desirable | k — $3.50 ange, e¢ilectricity, sink: acelie ea ls ; Se opike surréan@iane: BU SUMMER COTTAGE—\% ttractiy weil | lily ( VW elist w her or ” rooms for Tight q - “pished 2d floor rooms: b y ur- rooms: : sGuseseeping = — -—- ~ — -.-_ — -—__—__— =a . ov Week. references. Forest 27 823 . ew. ie ac e. lily, ~~ urtis & Co., eliston e COLLIE DUGs-~ Pair: whit e. wet : eS Vusekeopi ; 3S, Steam beat, as, electricity. ot; WASHINGTON BL... 6—Ni roo rr | = 7 reoms. well furnished. ilerze) laund: 0-802. P.- 4° . in kitchen. 2 4 oping; mod- | water. 7 tricity, Bot | siiiiedanan: * skeen ge nee le yp me, BLAIR. 2519—Connecting - bousekeep) ne | CATES 5i0i1—-Piesenat room. with 3} sy : — perch: convenient to beach. beaud-| =| ry ig taken care be. Box « Pr | ones ss Richard st.. Het i roouis: elec tric, gas. two beds: slee in _kenulen 20U or _coupie empiec ’ fnite situated on Crescent kK! dge. off Lay ers 'POOM AND ROARD w td —Fuor 4- Caron + Sani Pao female children atd hou - ping ! ployed. ' child i oth . ec: with first- = for gentleman! Further information call Wvdown 382 . 3:5 ~~~ large tromt rooms, —= weakfast if desired ger | ROOM AND BOARD Wid —By two emplovred tw. / = time. Grand l1SeLi. girls: private family: South Side pre , @LLIE—Pup: 3 ane + * wkheeping or y Ph, : iences: au Ad i”) > A ' ; BL. 39: 30— Rooms wit bh board. aid prospect for big aenene this sumrmer:! — st ROE OPE - ok ee car 68450 Gra ots. Prout { room: two rx young & —_ PAGE RI 4064——* eos oe WASHINGION BL., 4566—Nicely furnisned ' - . ; - — . }- - roon or EL ‘ Ll) » . ¢ . il If 4 FURNISHED | FLAT— 520 Walton: lovely 6 | _ Ughte housekeeping. ep . 7s mn, continuous bet Water, tree phone; oay sod o2t ee micely furniened a!- soso W. en inéals, reasonable. Lindel immense spring and cav ROOM ae ‘BOARD Wtd —2 rooms with} — a A 6 URE oe + 2 . ~Neatly ~~ farmishe a bedrooms: modern; bargain, ‘PAGE BL. 4057 Forest 654oW — conveniences A. MITTELBERG,. 307 Wainwright Bidg boarl,; West End; private family, couple | CULL AE Pl PPIES—Sabies hed ED ROOMS—K highs L.. 4067—Furnished rocms, ght as FARLIN, 44: =3—2 fur ENRIGHT. 0364— an " . , » | femme $4 cach, for wuleh sate. img « highway | housekeepin and sieepi WASHINGTON BL... 3875—Las | fur mn urnished rooms in . ‘ o Board and room. with CLUBHOUSE—Fiel4 and Sean i mile _2te 13- year-old boy. Bex E-92, P.-D. ic) | — ting house q . all conveniences: 3 pe other | i AGE BL ry = . ving :' nished room evert onvenier free Bei vate farnii pri tvate family. | , West of Valley Park¢ Letae $°000. fe ROOM AND BOARD wa "—By refined cou- , tive ae conveniences; _ Peas f . L_ yecrrones- Forest 621” M exposed a on eree bright, southern phone BY 45 RT EEN TH. 1234 N.—Heoms. eleciric | rE N RIGHT, 5101—Large. neatiy “furniched Hotchinson Webster 11J B private home near Deitnar ri oo AT STUD — fe; i cocker ree 24-floor trent. . & N,_1270—Furnished rooms. PAG® Bi. 471° ueee_OF_SSStee empleyel. WAKHINGTON BL., 4066—Front reom - 5 oe_per_week and up exe om; couple or ~ ladies: atso single root: CLUB SITES—For sale, at Dike, close te | Box E- 124. Post-Dispatch ie) = Se ponies 3 “3043 Ls conveniences: sujta: > = ; eee Ara Benutity! south room housekeeping ay? furnished for only business people need app! > LASGOW...°606—Beautiful furnished sin.‘ 7 whe lea __Home-cooked mea! , Station: plenty shade; dees not everflow.| ROOM AND BOARD Wti.—By educated DOG—Sawirrel, possum end coon ‘ ple - o all conveniences. 5) ~ . 49w | 1808 gle or connec ting Lousekeeping rooms: ori. b NRIGHT. 5611—Single room. board op.. —P2%_o- 197. Post- Dispatch. woman, employed. in quiet heme: reter Os ' wri nt, Pattonvil “ws 15 Ss “ue ts > “ —_— ~ ry) with y ee : : ; >. mi ae ia D ei 0 i. e x , oa , ‘ : = : ° | | , 1835—5 rooms. completely and “ Moen Bs t Furuished room, with or w ASHI BL... 3833—Ciea: = sasonadie Catone "ka gentieman: owners home. CLUBHOUSE—With furnishings and cance ences; state particulars. Box 0-400. | — § . or men or couple mn se on Meramec. near Valley Park: perfect, ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—Young man e DOG— Wanted. food heme tor Condition: price $000. Grand 2200], Vi e ployed; references; near Tewer Grove gotee dog. "JIS VUstliand af, i z a. referen« ' selinistais ; LTON T “?TWERRA’ 7 50 Ni == — } AUE KI. , 4° 41 W-—-Larse front mom: pri- n e! or Cout references : 'ouTiia, So week; hea. __ as. viec tri it». af ener — 204— Ni ~—© recon Witla or without te 315 ; > ¢ - eee 30 lv. Twlmar 3575.7 ye or — me : GRAND “530 ie te a by widow or »i DOR. ie7)' Park: pris family Hox (-345. P.-D , " awe ee rr re : leg ty house. in rivate home: gentlemen PP. GE R - _ V APHiNGTirUnN i Ls ot .t4— |! iTnisHned ' “ ——i ne - oF a furnished EU 4 "LID. —_ COTTAGF " . Pa eR oe as — a ms ° ate amity. = ». - ix Mi kung lish bul! brit dle A x ) hed complet - : Cabany 1451M. BL. 4050—Lares. airy. Southern for sieewng « housekeeping. Lindell | 2 ousekeevine | rooms; also garage 7 408 N — McPherson and Bu itd), JTTAGE—At Wequetonsing, Mich.; 5 rooms ROOME Wtd.—Young couple desire two fur- Phineas 4 — = ios - Se. Ld le Se rveerr TY oe. ~« - -_ room ried , > >» FJ ’ ee imngerT oe 3 firet ata ¥ i4u4—2 ‘unturs staked “hous oem . mo lerm « mvenien es: | > 5245.) GRAND, 2448 WN —Roor ‘ yo Toons ined - als with connecting bath: excellent ’ ~ Rm - ~~ eo light: only a few nished rooma, suitable for iight house- ; . - - ' and Phils Geigisiar Butt —_~ iw a . 2 : : - : > rAGE B i.. 0.31— r ‘ ft) {vcr . “ i;'Tt) : + frunt Suita b! —y : ing ~ - Ae: —. a to ea’ 4 keepin ref Twidow' heme: ww hi ©¢oO8- . ‘ ; A— Neatly furnished me DOr ’ all com entences . ) ruom and alc: — ‘nt ~ i und 3 | lwor fret VW pape i ‘“ , ‘ Sh... 4 ay ; -W e ; GRAND. eUi e for twe« gent! emen . _convs GRA ~ VILLE Pi. “Tae ~~ a AN Act's & KINZ RCM 804 Chestntt ai. aon boarding: th: & Box. o- 333. . PD = @ute and beuss ‘broken employed. or gentle- ¥ N PL.. 5008—Furnisned airy rooms, | ne parties emploved rweferred So Te? | etietames” ak Se ep sg ake eas ad Bae" 2 heat. - ~~ Housekeeping rooms, $3 board: private family. — "063" ° FARM—120 acres, with springs, lake, house., ROOM AND RD Wtd —With laund aii” i (2) . = ; r gentiemen or twee: housekeep- | ——_ eek. Heat, gas. electricity. bot water. (6%) .asil ~ i outbutldl eythin ey BOA RD t¢d.—With laundry.| ENGLISH BULL DOG —§2be: 2 } PAGE BL 495° Tw ’ ~- ~ ~ + Bia H. \MILTON. 1°70—i °r “ nge: everything necessary for fine by tw our adie mpliove’. or lhaht Eht housekeeping room x housekeeping of sleepin: Pee ees | We ASETN = , t0.3.5— Lal roorr, ‘"iRAND, “I720A N—P ‘urnished room, pri- cooking a Frunisbed rooms; home country home, near Sullivan, Mo. See Ru- house eeping ~ free ph par’o a dam liv: gentiemen on), HAMILTON 1444 Minus : a do! iph Maier. “04 Cherokee. Sidney 4767 Rox E-°848 * Post-Dispateh : Fox see Bred —— nea kitehen A —- 2195M ; os —— = GRAND, 1310UA N.—~ te Oey ; : : —~ -———.SiCeiy Turnish front . = = : : - utiles re Su! ivan —e fuss - AGE BL. 445 1—llousekeeving some: \ HINGTON BL. 4538—Front room. ~ i ve Nice furnished front ,room, with board. for 2 gentlemen pre LAKE / HUR ON BEACH—50O or 100 ft. lake ROOM AND BOARD Witd.—Gentleman de- a a AS 4 room, ‘ NOTON. 4° 1SA—Nice large or single ange. electric. phone. runbing water jJaun- wi riche le die omni . : erred. c ‘abany et a tha axe also summer cottage on beau- sires room and pisain breakfast in refined FOX TERKIER PLR ie ——tieens “wt mocern. VP urge: oe room, conveniences; privates Forest dry, ie ees wee = adie up! _" LAND, 600 L, —- Front back parlors: | L INDELL BL. 4001—Sinzie : 1 me ~ge my “ae it Th st. any vee Var: Rees Sepemenes sey i a ers ys P > _ . = a ut o ee . ws ee. 6 re Iki ' é “hi P| A . . : ; 4 i —Bedrooin and “Kkedte be A —- a Bit = i Akttch Bi... 40°! 7 —Furnished room spd WASITINGTON _BI 30] 5——° a7 wee : itu furnish Seeping. mear ba! board. for gentleman: zood meats , oe ‘ol on. or lg ag see oar, 2137 Box 0-300, Post-Dispatch FRENCH POODLaé ‘DOG—Male Re A water. electric. . on: $ NGTON. 4 ao po—2 ~4-fioor furnished a. pen, enette southern exposure; conven- | room nk, bath: also room an i- @Qpaxcn - LINDELL Bl. 3840—Front roem. rcar¢ .. Exchange bidg. Olive 34°70 ROOM AND BOARD Wid.—* gentlemen old BA lLaciede gas ; - room #n tohen, ga8 range, reason- ; net ind one sleeping room, furni ogy N.—Revins; nicely furnishe gentlemen or couple employed; rurning LAND--92 acres fronts ona . with strictly private family: isundry | cunmaie "Pouic 4 poG—4456 Beck 2s: —lIst-floor front . = ee v -— —~ PAGE” BL. s000A—Furnished fromt and ver reasopa bl n “07 housekrep ng and sieeping. ! in- Water cha ae Rin or. tn oe 3 Se vb! a a contra) weet; Sate terme. Box | GERMAN POLICE DOG—At. studins 4 . ge; Dell phone ~ is SINOTON: Boas—« ¢ south | — room ; ail Conveniences; private fam- ASHINGTON BL 1o4—1 neatly or . 13° N LINDELL, BL. $115—Larae room separa'e houses or uaumer’ tema " + ae ng prince = See — specimens A rueter 733 Cine. iby. @ ~ hah . " 4 " : ‘ “Se led ‘ s amg ‘ iw ‘ ™ ——s " . mo _ . . . . . oan og ; | 40) > _& ' or re — = . uished * yp bed chamber ell Ker housekeepine ae ——— furnished beds: running water: excellent meals: fine Ratiroad. on good aute road: 5& springs, LOOM AND BOARD Wtd—Couple em- | GREYHOU X\D—Fine type greyhound deat s ie —— - ———E————— ——— . E BL. 4650—Furnished room (rivate hen ement Live versity at renge attrie tlateta é Cees, gas syroundings: business people: garage: rea- large caves on grounds Joe! Lane. piloved; lady to care for 3'y-rear-old bey | years oid; tail, F + aaer dark a nt ’ . ~ . — f i] ; s . ¢ tri lich = aor ble ~ rege M front reome KENSINGTON: 5198A—Lovely bright room mead M y,-/hot bath; conveniences Forest ae °* GROVE. 40: ' —— mee Swedeborg. Mo ‘Rg9) Surin day give or 1 particulars. Box ar rabbit ns ae Cali or "Lok ° oo. ee Oe ee = L 5231—2 newly furnished sleeping | VRO*E. 40%0—Connecting rooms. for light | M¢PHERSON. 4232—Nicely furnished rooim.' »- 146. Post-Dispatch wf. Saymen. 3137 Fraskiia ew — 77 [- THIS MEANS y ou KOOM AND ARD Wtd.—A young couple HOUND—Red bone; started on © wants room aad beard with a refined pri possum: good on squirrels ae rabinp lt Ey a tA te Ne! EE ie ay se A _ ee 57k , % PAGE “hil “ea oe ee — | ay aaiaiiieah aa , nousekeopiag new furniture; was and eles. _ With or without — board; private family. (7; Room nad kitchenette SaINGTON,. Slaxz-—Fine. light. unfur- | housekeeping rooms: stearf eleetricits est Lvl HEBERT. 3747 . Mi. PHERSON, 4710—Neatiy furnished @4 Or any lerge organization needing a club- ‘ ; iE BER 3747—TIwo housekeeping reoms. . story front room: ® ania: te a ny ee ; bu vate Jewish family; references exchange. time; $25 Haven, 7001 &. bas people, Bome cCovk-; house for itg employes. if you have none.! (‘sii Cabsay 7044. fc), Vietor 1906 me. housekecping on reom,; private family: op reneenees hot water. WEST : . ; : ’ ' | or a1 »600—_Large furnished roon neativ furnishe : : POOP se le. _ Forest 78460M : P AGE KL { 4164 A—m—Neastiy fu: rnished room emnnioved (Cgbhanv 25. Baw , ve . Se: —~ gsoess - th: con- — , you re wanting one. of course. and we hare a a ee - 4 connecting | house. NGTON 507 4A—Nicels furnished | ah? eenveniences: private famils Forest at Es MINET ER PL. 39°28 ne large front k ENNERLY 7 — . eae McPHERS 'N. 4474——Aterax tive reoms: sit for vou Reautiful. roomr. econventent and RVOM Wid. —-By adults. by May = ‘one [KRISH T ERRIEA—$I12 &; dive a bed S25 range; rea 9@om ; St ethos weet: private family. »71M wit! itech = fet - flce: I ENNERLY, 3916—7 front connecting tinvous hot water: board optiona! For- 1 allround joy to the young people you are A ae — —— pe Bs ~~ or not. ner at M. >. Forest ; PAGE BL... 4430a— La: | = - ) ith private mn private home; vi- PT ie ft ; — tole a . sar — ited : —Large modern room A E STMINSTE R 3 4048—Connecting ‘a - , a > : “4 > ’ : utifa orvoiae McPharaed? sid Housekeeping roomr NOTON, 51 "8A—lLarge room for | : also sing! o gen' lern en: continuous hot housek eet neg oom, = L .EE = 44: $6—Two nic ely furnished roeome MAT LE. 5644— Fu Urnist “2 Joom for i Ge @s let - 4 | 1, Real al TY co le board Gesirea “as 6749). p eraning, geen tens. : monthe old. ee he or. bath. linen, fam.- 4 ; ; conveniences Forest | water: couples empiloved: sleeping on!’ WESTMING') E R 3946—F — w. MJ AF FITT 39° 5—Pri ate family — eakfast breakfast. Cabany 470°. Ar: eReA bed a . PIT TE RRIER PU Mga wate —— ea dog> 7 gr. , _| RIDGE, 6030A—Furnishea —— a ae aa mo 4 “eS . “ teil p.§ «) 1nSoR no other roomers. Phone Lin- MAPLE, 5619A—For two: room 11515. with ” ROOMS AND BOARD Wid Tre connect 2201 Lawton GTON, GO02A—Large nicely fur- _ dies empioved. with use of kitchen yy te oe ee me _ desirabie 7, UNTRY R — . pet; $4 3627 Lee av. — ‘ORTH MARKET. 11123—Furnish ' exciusive residentia! district Kentiermen roucis. $3 50 per week and up. ichP) oe RY BOA po gy ay oe Sate: he Pas PL + one LAttie beauties, co 8 i= mh 2s v thereughiy weaned; bealt trance.” S0* Sans" tikes i and iron. et Private family: Forest 6923W WESTMINSTER 382 8—so0 n- r se ut re y — e-em — oe , Pcie gpee OR 5 e em - all conveniences ureferred: Maryland car . PLEASANT HOT “‘El-—Rgom and board, $9 arm, Chautauqua, Ill., Jersey County. 2325 Olive satra nce : INGS HIGHWAY, 1002 N.—Furnished ROOMS—2 finely furnished connecting fron: pse nt roor ita mn nable PALM, 3068 A—Front hal!llroom: rn! PAGE BL... 48698—Hoard and reom. privat- wees. 417 Morgan set } xe ' oe ee ; _— sie : -— ‘0 WANTED—A few young girls who desire 'p wih PS—Reautiful coilles: cheap. 53—Furnished fron: beck room for iadies; private. Forest modern conveniences Box 0-160 . ‘ meals: reas S . ‘ith beard for ntlermar ] 1% len maa ” o- gentiems all conven ces 1) ALCAZAR HOTEL. 3127 Locust: reoms instruction and coaching in high schoo!, | Briiliante sin em 2 _BOTEW_ comes Ase _ ROOMB—Neatiy furnished. Spartment fo: WESTMINST HR L.. @Go—Large tron | yc. yr ' iam ne m4 in ~~ | wr sooy HIGHWAY. 12 WS er A. - light housekeeping. LE 5623W roe ~ tu n b water in roonr i- 2 . pRIL . e... : + oe ay Fh a ara room Y po a anted. OT RR bildren to runn ing water, Baths; $1 day. $5 — eoliege or plane. by college senior. ip | PU PPIES ; —— - ; 7B 4 FOOmn ao fron ore wr. ; ROOM—Nicely furnished for one or two : = — ae >i on ~ a. ~ | Dr e -4 Ul ORE gS pleasant country home during the summer .8— Keston terriers. ~ tences. Forest gentlemen. Forest 26150 VEST MI: ‘KR PL... 3835—Well fu imal - — WEs7 Mi Sir UTS ine wan Ff. NO furnisned fron oon uit- als conven iene en. Forest 4545J. VON DEL HOTEL. 5885 Enright. ar from eliston. T . B anne LACLEDE, 4115—Furuished front rvom est 6185W.° ee. | Reussbeoping resus: Gret Meeg: eae, o ~ ntlemen, all convenien i. ROOM AND BOARD—Maplewood: for cou 5710. Single and double roums. beth. r' BARTOLD, 200%——Will board children: large | VUP#—AIi kinés: many s.ghiy prod diy ~~ " respect- private farni '¥. Z a 1) Boon. ie - - - —- _ - DOT : J . . — 7 " ; unt furnis! sed with beard refereuces ing rot and cold water. telephone: 3 vara : tp other's care take Manchester- and sell Folios Bird Store. "ahi... +r 7 phone LACLEDE 4261—Two second-floor front Penner hh 75. modern; for lady employed. | ESTMINSTER PI. 29068” 4. ROO!) Srgal. sm in privat rr ' le) eavired Benton 104W ican _pian. ¢ oo Merainec car. , OG Ee: ea te a *s — men : 7. r mY nal z ean _ ra - o_ ‘ ~-4 4 _ . . . , . nient ‘ss r 3 rd TT , - - ov we > @ heed . 5 ™ = = - = = , 7 ~~ ews room ans CAGLEDE. S741—Purniahed room, aah ee farnished; private wing! $5. garag ar capacity. 5, gh 330 as. Dispat kK di AND i ARD—A tree th . an thern- AL BANY He ITE Li. 487 ¥ PAGE K Svasae Rng — 00 yo refines business PUPPIES —Police dow pa ey egg tr raul _——e ee * n ' ae exposed room te mily ; age: 2 man: price nomina: if willing to assist range, bath, linens a all conveniences: _ adults. \f “ ee es —Serntewe._ Cabany aed i WESTMIN pp ix = comiact him M- — “fadies -d front. Eset en or couple emipoyed ‘ . L nder New Management. wit? light ction. Bi 50 minutes from as — 2. 2. St. Charies. oe. _ =. a 2 large houseke » uz CACLEDE ast S furnished rooms for epartment; hot agg o. Lindel! ys | | ayirs-t , ‘Ne Bnd: references ired. % AND :. AKD—For * Frivete on6 shore Suis: ree ee Somnton Beret en ek =. Fe | Sed. dows. ‘Oriced reunone sete : = r ae : private P RY M AND BC ARD—W est End: one large 620 DEL MAR BI. | P = ieeewan, for 35 "Ensign 2° ae he WEST PINE BL jot—Neatly fu *, SIXTEENTH, 1627 N.—Neatly furnished lovely furnished room with adjoiniung7 srigh-ciass. Tally furnisheé4 and equipped: any 1184. . "v room for men eniploy es: _ free phone. continuous hot water. kitchen F ltehe housekeet ing: reas ' ~ m West E eS ~ reom or M ’ be » © . oe ri ~- z ‘ . é To ’ a i] ; | » ’ ) ; $10. Box P-91, Post-Dis —$—$————— oom: iady or gent; no other roomers nenttouion . = couple omater ~y home; = mo extra charge fer kitchenette or maid serv- i : ice.. Rates by day. ‘Week, Meu oF Tene. A N | M A L S 7 aaniees eure es : ; | PUPPIES—Hait grown. | terrier; stylish, smart. clean | pedigree with each pop: wonderful ' wennecting rooms, well LA rT CLEDE, 452 3d-fioor south reom; con- x F-¥i, —. a ~ . © soueek oping ™ Veniences. inl op gy furnished. sleeping ‘or nous.’ “ = a Ap J BL ¥ 474 eis -- * BEDE TAYLOR. 2617 N.—Modern furnished roon 3690 : i , ' mgs 14) pecting ouer ‘ eepin in private fam! moderate. L _ ee wis rue i co dt ned he ectric. hat very ——= — — . — -—— > an peineie o._tindel 559 0, LECLEDE. +:300-— ~~ floor — , roo. | del . BOLT Pp illy £ in- SEAT PINE BL 4104——Neatly fu | . | ®OOM—In apartment. satiemea qwho | dry: continuous hot water ~, ~ | x : OOMMATES NTE! aby: _— aw c _- — irnis or unfurnished; in private fam-' WASHINGTON BL., 4957—Large room; | x Groce av.. ist floor; call Sunday. mide a pups 5b, bins . ye ef ennels nN. ee eee ° connec iing house- v 6. D- eS 7 > ‘ * , ce? - r x > , sou! ern-ex posed room; board optional. wentien z=. or couple; private hom Cat WE T PINE BL... 3636—Conn in p i . Kentiemen. ‘99> hot-water heat: excellent table. ROOMMATES WANTED GUINEA PIGS Wd. h Pobi. 1105 8. ee ee ee — nD ob ' AT STI D— Koston terrier. hished single room for — . - - —— ca ; N lL. BL... 4000—N eatly furnished! . any 5 af floor rooms housekeeping c.,€an, Lie W R ‘ iT ry 42 =—T - - hy . att iB noctinnnt a weet t Prec marers nicely furnished: in private furnished; ocntinyous hot water, sing .¢ RIGH: g ; Centra! “pelo p for Lig! t house- WASHINGTON BL., 44! SS—Nii ely turn ished — - - 13th st. i5—Firet ——. ——— - . room with beard. for 2: twin beds: all, ROOMMATE Wtd—Young iady; all co Am | red « rple: xuarantesd LINDELL BL.. 431 ~ 6100 weet. near Skinker. Cabany 4646) WEST PINE BL... 4256—Furn : - - —— — PIGS % ta —50 te Bl 4 oa? at) ay Say mere : gentlemen. Lindel! 2021 et a : ROOMS FOR RENT—COLORED WABHINGTON. 6019—Room for employed ROOMMATE Witd.—Young lady employed;! , 08°02... ‘ie. oR, White" Bervice er 0. | Kennel, 1601 Beit: registered. ® front connecting 9 Gabe oc 4155—tLaerne, wel! furnished | ~privete bath, in private family. Porest | ‘family. rts he BEL! B122A—New y furnished ro —— ; . ot un wasls, BL~e d mm; pri- ferred. =" ' i 1976] 7095. eT cy WEST {PINE way) “~~ =~ 2 ' vate fam iy +2 50 week " w VASHING TON. ’ BL... ~ 3837 —Larre. a ROOMMA TE Wtéd.—Catholic iad employe i PUP Wtd.—Collie OF ‘Be. Ber: - a: “goed | fog ayy Log Nema -? , Large room lor ment 1.3. ROOM—In an apartment, for gentieman: _S for hou sekeenping. i : in ro PF i. Ts ING 30, fur —e nega ~~ 3 te a @ tee ae Gee sheatien + : seein E800 snout a ree. | stock: reasonable. Cabany _ 1511W. ehip au Beng A ae, oi oe Ba pie: Fores: eas Sin. SS torched: 3: | 46186 os ine: i. ri 39843. : oe PUPPIES Wta.—Grown dogs, all kinds: also right ere ee re newly furnished; reasonabie.| 4616W. | WEST PINE BL. 4112—Furnished fror a giepengiimmapins 3 -B - + — ‘ . v m inuous hot water, gent eman FAIRFAX, 4226A—Furnished or unfur- WASHINGTON BL.. 4955—Lovely south | ROOMMATE Wtd. — Responsible business pets of = descri wh. pay cash. s sisrene, AT sTi b—¢ ‘HA MPION RATTLER RINON, i Seen es COupIA. LINDELL BL Housekeeping reoms, room, phone Lindell 5497. References re- Andel! ! v ie # ae nished ae and use of kitchen. (*) | front room: one or two gentiemen: excel-| girl to ehare an efficiency apartment; rea- ive st. oo | VERY BEAUTIFUL ‘4 mi —. for igi } r water, quired. VEST P > BL. 3958—Furnished roome.| FAIRFAX 74—Front room for 1 or 2| Jemt meals; continuous hot water, Olive! sonable. Box E-2. Post-Dispatch fe) | RABBITS Wtd—Young meat rebbits, 4 RS James ~ si convenien. : — = gm gg Myre Rg me ae opel: x sm ; 3 hen P car. Ao en _ = phote. leaner? |'ROOMS—Two unfurnished rooms. gas heat — 6 een Mi ranple: ase of C?— Neat! “For WATERMAN. 5001—Can. accommodate few ¥ OOMMATE Wee. 0 dcciring Teommte: oa isudlicteuee " a te ate ag som aie t eke | - al loor)— ea = first -clags table boarders. Forest S615 : Ro 0-3 e * Dis h. = f , —— —___ _—_——_-- ——— ee sins eum North Side _ Kennels. “947 -_ Oth, eee ata’ 4 — 2 # fer housekeep! ; also 3d floor front) ~ 2726; West End. = 1 a EN TT ers yusekeeping rooms bath — = ; x 1. Post. pat 7) Jon becting room, , «ean, roomie: a)! convenien «es. (7) ROOM S—Southeast ex posure in modem electric. phone. biock west of Taylor, — 4 WATERMAN. Se Ss 59 A—2 Rane rooms wit: ; w | KOOMS—Neatly furnished. for colored : rea. board: smal! family: University car. _{~ ROOMS WANTED Tin K —y &- ost Tine Tedd . a. o eate Gaines 7 Sing: Champion y ¥ B; Cea a __ phe ~ (2) for housekeeping will separate; ali con- ROOM—Neatiy furnished front room. to re- :, M ned grt str eens BOA RD Ww td —Private pasts to board aged CAVIES—Crea: and whit sx ive nice, } , liable colored man or woman; $10 month diy investigate iv > r E 357 Dis yeas a6. - ig argce conneci.- Me 4568— Nice fiat: E tarot} s _ver | mes — ——~wT) -- ~ 7 — la. by April -0 3O% Post - each, selling out. Mentz, 7917 ; - 4 oumeben gorivile couple employed pre- ~ aston near Hamilton; $30 per) W EeT “PINE BL.. s8U5—Choice’ housekeep- eoe. sales vite couple with no children OF Geen ———_ — — room. with meals. Forest 6448 : — — western city limits Box €-301. P.-D. GUINEA PiGS—selling out. cheap. or gentieman: references ag j family: for gentleman couple emploved; | rooms. wtiful furnished rooin 3 laree elemantly furnish root: - — age ” . conveniences. Forest 6548 venience. Forest l i) Clean , ; | ROOM—Large furnished room. closet and ,.or gentieman, all convenier . privat ; ' 43 j . ‘ ¥ : ae snail aes eiaiane couple or two gentlemen; meals i re, acit conveniences; reasonaviec «it- Clayton R F. D.. Ne. 5S a STL sa dianiities terrier. Chammoen” Sfix" ; ail conveniences. | room: private family. nde > , en ' guaranteed Cha large = floor ; $4 . week. Phone Forest _— —————————— - * — - lent wo jaekeeping cas ; girlie: reaeone bie - | any ree roor | Ss com =in = privates "el eew ROOM—Empioyed people appreciating clean et electric. phone, running at “housekeebing F Too.n. NDE — ront rooms electric’ $20 ner month. Phe ne Forest! _'= —————————— ; Li LL BL.. s0e2—3 ~d floor t 7S o ' 7 ; F te nished roorms: electric lights, bot and co! ' -Ciaw ane patella , E , keening roomna, 24- WePHERSON. 4700-—Neatiy St front references required. Cal! Forest 7364 WHITTIER, 512—E ‘legant “furnished room: | Box E-240. Post eae W EST PINE ~ BL. 3692 —Furnishec ‘Toow rooms. private bath: vicini ty of Taylor ans AIREDALE Tcsamtine alé: ; I EKINGESE 7 4?) | Olive: adults Box 0-238. Post-Dispatch stock ; mesg. 2646 a4 fine wot Yuan Si King; flame red, soh of an @ bos. Gow, blue ribbon winner at Akron — ie or connecting; reason- Monee woung lady ———_—$__—— everything moder oe © cer. sideman kh ey room. in aperiment: can be ea? A ———_aaume | ROOM—And toard. 24-floo ront: couvpie with ra: modern ; _ reasonable. Mc 36-— fieor front eS | WHITTIER, 350—Ni ely furnished ball or 2 _gentlemen Colfax Pry it, + WERT PI 0! South frent roon ROOM Wd —Lady “wants room with kitchen | :4 .——-1n S. ~ oe tly - farniahe room: tet ’ ERSON. 40 real home to the right party: must pe . Wes 5x fine _ board: Se: steam | heated | apartment. city ‘Box 0-356. Post- Dispetch. i broke: $20. 1711 | N. Taylor. Was ashington — oe. aie Lt connecting reo. or {wo young mee permanent and have best of references: Ho room; all conveniences kK nem : =, -| veniet SUNN TE AE ae Te OOM—Attracti wit break fs st room, runing W—Nicely furnished. larze fred | Giamont car: 5900 west; one gentieman WHITTIER. 463—Nicely furnished house- | Rr afartecent: RO employes Box - suitable for two. only. Cabany 6801R | keeping rooms. heated apartment: 7 em- E-280, Powt-D epatch | WEST PINE BL.. 4157—Nicely curate ROOMS Witd—One or two rooms, furnished | | AIREDALE vu PPIES—And Krown dows: _ped- | connecting bone, M RSON. 4061—Sonthern exposed front RUGBY PL... 8—UC nfurnished rooms, Kitchen | Dloyed: Olive car, Ree? ¥ _ CENTSAL ee ME TO lovely | with Loard rch: s amen” t 1) or unfurnished: St. Antbony’s Parish. | i ty. x ©-78, | t winners. 26° housekesping: conven E p eases ° SPRING, 15 6.—Front sleeping room; will —- PL, 37 02—small furnished fron: SOUTH rom. twin beds: board optional; private | south or wea a : Wot — Pee! ae i Phillipe, foes’ org aaa A. : ) rent to one or tw | : amily a F ——- — . as 4 EB ie da malta; cuamnedione a. aeengpne Cuatenes ves are aU BU RBAN 6011A—2 light housekeeping WINDSOR PL.. 387 os in os, bath. third BOARDiNG—Boutheast room with board for MOTHERS — Wad —— oe te ae mano tar ——— to regittration. Wm. Wis- aoe eigians, a few boat Yours: front roome: gas o posure. ooms: convenient to 3 car lines. CaDany floor: side e entrance: $1i° young men room-mate 5 Empleved. mey leave children et the Falra- , state price, par-icul a s ee a bee, Tessonanve. Audrey. Aa - S88 range. ity. | , , ——-— _— ——__— | mear Tower Gro: kx. ” 30 | Post-Dispatch AIRE ALB fein ~ 2 N. 4027—-Sdcficor suite house- | 6115. WINDSOR PL., 3802—Newly Gecorated ecc-| Peer Tower Grove Park. Grand 2375J.__ Bursary. S382 ©. ISR Me) a a me | Oe a ee. Re Seu | Ba Se ae plese. fe 4 14 ao ethene — a0 r floor | CLEVELAND, 3843—-Nicely furnished roorn ‘els cs td. —By young man. private family: | t |. omeaite seekers. _j alip e)! furnished reome for reoms, nicely furnished. runnin TAYLOR. 1335 “N —Furnished front room), end floor front; also large third ficor ‘ : Ps O Fall Park s a4: vil 3733 Obie oa": | ’ wail ront . e hanged. allon Par yy = eferr ege ae | RABBITS Fiemish giants. Apply 4609 bome: or will arrange ts. as | 84 fieor. 1 or 2 gentiemen employed. front. A er cela am PR PM“, i - ” pyly a $140. : 5552—Large. well-furnished ——4 FAYUOR. 912A N.—2 housekeeping room= | WINDSOR - PL, 3859—Front connecting EADS. 2933—2 lovely connecting _ houre- NORTHWEST of _heth__Fhone Nr. m. Onve & ~ a eg orewe, 5 ee: ee en light, clean_ i6¢- owner's home; gentiemen. Cabanv for people employed. also sleeping room. rooms, - a 7 ete hopeskseping : Bo @bjec-; keeping rooms: all com ‘eniences: private COTE BRILLIANTE. 5723—Room and bear ROOM Wtd.—By refined salesman, West Sidney 191TW. Victor 2214X. ee. HA. toms ~— All kinds: New Zealands, check housekeeping: Fore: i LS ” a ; tions chil __ Lindel 19591. _ __ GRAND, 4018 S —2 furnished rooms, with in private family: homelike surroundin ge.| End preferred Box P-133. P.-D. AIRELALE—One thorougaly ye ay - ors. Kelcians, cheap 1924 Choutess, 5 4 V phe, 5070—Larae front reom for gen- | TEMPLE PL., 1411—1 furnished 24d-floor NORTHWEST 5 poerd: rc vane ho: me — ~ GREER, eae room, with bour i for moon wa. —Hall ~_ fi . 3 refined youns = monthe eid. Call Sendey, 603: [A | KABLITS— Flemish and Belgians: ape. - for : eren or couple polyed : hot water; rea-— ront room. + aay a Se LLID 3304—Room an ard; two ©. emplored: no otber soardcers. cs - oy. - > OUpee . “7, | epatéing. a ‘ eT) Palm Tyler 2312 ; oho —._ Fe __ | CNION, 1143. Apt. B—Targe front room: | Frssix 4454—3 unfurnished rooms; elec-| —*™Ploved: modern. Grand 2450P MAPFITT, 4630—Wanted. 1 or 2 children | references exchanged. Box E-361.F-D. ' 7 1REVALE—Male; registered, i8 monthe:' RABBIT —White giamla, weet” =e oii 5640A—2 a private all conveniences. — “trte, ‘gas, bath, in private family, for HENRIETTA. 3521—Young man to share to board: must be over 2 years. _—' | ROOM Wtd.—Large. unfurnished (ie $5144 Wyoming. sidary red: fine stock ona ‘totahecs staan . kitchen: widow’ . home: well furnished. i ANDEVENTER. | 1076A N ——#rmna!! root: ’ ple employed room and sleeping perch: excellent board NORTHLAND, 4726—Reom and board for ei pesul . electric cheal 10 re 18 ‘> > . 3 wee: ta o + 4 ' 6444 Cote F rilente | : L707 Ww. private home; al] conveniences: call Sun- bs U RD. 1520a—Nicelv ‘furnished frout roem omasy_ Sonvemsenes. Grand 73OW. 2. emrpioved. _Watermes or Cabanne. : 5 — - AIREDALE PUr—Male, pedigreed bred BaKBITS—Rufuse rede PLE. 5070—Larae front F room “for gentie- day or evenings Lindell 2162. et necs: no other roomers Delmar MISSISSIPPI,. 2023—Fine nome for «entle- NORTHLAND. "§238—Nicels furnished room ROOME Wtd —Two or three. for housekeep-" from sire Great Scott, dam “es Bysonb) breeding age. fine stock; beat is cy furnished rooms im “or couple em lex: hot water, rea- VERNON, 7 large roomn: conveai g men; bachelore’ club; oubet place; electric for 2: boarding, or kitchen ris ‘leges. ing. with garace. in North St. Lonis. or will trade for nice female Airedale abou: ive , ' two gentiemen; with . Forest 5306 ; Page and Hodiamont (7) wt'.2 127-4127A—-3 rooms each. $15. fan. elegant piace te eat; Bellefonteize car. peimar 2005R ss sorefined couple: Masonic home vreferred ; months old. 3157 8. Spring av. lei = ’ | ND, 4314—Well furnished front CERNOK 5269 — ei—Two ladies em- ann. 2818 N. Newstead ay * winsOlmi 16a) ———— ——#) UNION, -1712A—Modern room, doard op- Box P-79. Post-Dispatch — i AIREDAL ae good sized; niceiy Zesiands. 0 org TR Ear Baas tlemen: private family. — "ployed, share modern apartment with lsdyr RENNERLY. 2583A—Purni = agen gee MISSOURI. 1631—Rocom snd tosarc. r: tional; gentiemen or couple empiored:' KHOOMS Wtd—Refined couple both om- : : —— good on sguirreis, rabbits young and old. 2710 N. Taylor ay. aan? ane ; M1S80LU Rl 1405—Rooms and board: exrce!-| homelike place. cee pleved. wish good sieeving room. rictnity i retrieve on lasd or water; -- — Sn = = 7p tage 4508 wert 1400 snort? private farm!» -*s years ‘old: good condition; bright. enan- RAISE gient rabbiite for me or three connect - | gen a Pee ; Ny Iv ‘decorated : refined: $4. Forest * 933. rittwT " B nine «a2 a ; - — lent meals: continueous ot water, gente - P- 9° P Dis tch - 4 - — | # ADIE 532 3 Nicely fu n ished roon men preferred. (?) TH | preferred. Box _ Post-Disvatcn. : ‘ dog and belli pleyer;: : Steck Lar ‘4 Dy coe ’ D., S870 ice sieeping Truom for ; NOR ; Fi jue ished r : . (ae three conmes su" 3 | VERNON, 4 Beazioman: con eniences oe rooms. for gentiemen. "Forest 22405. +7) PARK. 2839-—Reom and peer for twe se - rH BOARD—COLORED ROOM ad wareished seem, titchemette ; : ey) ° —- = — emen or c ~ wee "1. — o | > TZ. . — _ — —_ , ROOMS wi bath: roune couple; must be desir- BEAGLE HOt "ND—Pupe: 5 months old | general care of rabbits and other email : vate home; ~N 4 ya fleor east: 7 sonable. Forest 9120. 91720. NEWETEAD "“000-7R18 WN ight —_ . : ; a the - Pm N .—-Ligh 10 use loch phone. (a) Fens: re Well furnished Southern xrposed | eed VERNON. $523—Com \fortab Ye iTt ished keeping and sieeping rooms; Gas. tiect! ae - wer COOK. ~ 4104—Private ps party will “poard j p 4 abi o boca tion references exchanged. box cheap __ 1446 Montgomery 2 is told each menth ix PORTIS. 3228—Farnisheéd room with bea: 2 2 _gentiemen : ;_ Rome | oo cing. ERD Ear allies o-161 Poat-Dieratch. | rr . mz), BEAGLES PU PSB—Or trade for shotgun er fer and Small Steck Journ! oe SO pgge ee 413° | 7105 Canterbury ev. St Potoi ac single licht - renvenionces: private family’; Bel! phone. room: reasonable: private Dease: ‘Caban) be th p Ser one samorees ea >. 4300 —Firet Geer eam vin: 1BRIN ______ | NORTHLAND, 4634A—Teo unfurmished| |°**"8te family: references. Grand s6o4 wm = «| ROOM Wd —Furnished room. kitchen priv- | ad : Unvous ay S4-fleor front, we! iT. frent room nm private home: all con - = ~~ ie by con ial coypl ith 5-5 4d. BEAG Zs PUP Wtd —Male: 7 to 10 weeks | t. well furnished row + F 2) Winiened LL wy herme cooking: al*eo ver) Sad references. — ROOM AND BOARD—Eideriy pecp-e will e 1 a ESORTS ae » - Ra girl. go eg a F . O 156 ola: y Ay pos'a 33 7 hiei ‘. . 2304 i= : MISCE LLANEOUS ‘or without iene. fi ; No Rit ey a ee ne second arge room, suitable for four persons. To: NORTH MARKET, 65638—Two furnished a > mee bts ac ad. Big iw Me P.-D — | ACREAGE—F or jease fine site for a club: lost -Dispetch 3 a gelica " BOAR ——Hampehire. Genera ; na; couple aos ———— : about 2 acres of ground and siso Un eooMs Wid —By refined middle-aged mar ‘BEAGLE HOUND—No ‘tis “me tpenths oid, weight 165 7 . , regan : rt st : co) 3 Ba EM fo" auite ary ; = - __ rooms sink in kitchen; adults Ri - “ a AGNE 40—"! . ee eee tO0OM AND BOARD—YFurnished room and4 . 1 mile weet of Fenton. near , : s : 5@87A—3 furn 3X . - housekeeping rooms, _ ur- ' ‘ epring Water: 3 i - ried couple. light housekeeping apartmen yf ~ - ees om, Fes Be biidren : NORTH, MAREET..COGi—Fwe scasiy fer- breakfast for © ladies employed, private Meramec River; will lease to right party bs Sa for service by © apertenseé fan- Grond 26 Grand 5416W . woman to take care of rooming house, or BOSTON PUPS—Malet and females. rea-' winning Hampsbires. F Ti. yvour herd. new le your chance, for housekeeping: beth, gas, elec- —--- — ; A 7 - . _ WALTON, Levely room; te fam sink: no children; private family; modern RUSSELL. 4154A—Por ae of te young fal PATE | RESO RT — Meramec “jiiver. 27 hotel work. Box 0-204, Post-t spatch "_soneble R é. bure. | —y will sell at a bie wy as — -_—_— CO A — Call before 11 or after | ' (*) NORTH MARKET. 5060—Nice room, with | t Oo ; men ; private family miles out: beaut iful location; fine springs ROOM — —P' easant furnished emt eens BOSTON TERRIER—Femal-e. fine brood. ce a “117 Franklin ev i ‘¢ > — ‘ery — — privete family. 1485M ee ee board; al! conveniences. ri & roome, BO bow : tn ~-—_— ; -—— : Be CLU L BHOU SE—At Deicke; ; fer elderis tie dy permanent. reasonabic = mee ™ ; reome. WALTON. 735a—Furnished front room: 3 | PARTRIDGE 5305—2 extra large rOOms: HAW 23628—nsi je 100m with ‘brea w fast : porches, electric light. Call at Kapee | 4001 Wet Pine bi yaT OR TERRIER- re “moepths Th high-grade cows ae car lines; all conveniences; no other reom- i tollet; across ferm scb ng ‘ ee 6L , —— care ‘n city: pertectiy masked. 100i Bet 402 5A2—N furnished ers: handy —- & B-. wentiemen: $6 weekly B nye poe . _ _—s oy modern: private family __ Grand 2 _Ciub er phone Victe ter 222 = , 3 aS eS a ~ | BosTOX TERRIER ‘Pedigree4. ised by | -- = cStron. osm i a TR Ra a . t root anc one . —T O68 Mitene!) a Ga ring lor 2 gentlemen. wwu > . SHAW, 3840A—Large room. with , | CLUBHOUSE—For rent three rooms mam Tiny King: male and female; 3 months ‘““’* i tee ot La a554—Lovsly eoibers : PAUCLIAN PL. & 233 —! Nicely . furnish . for 2 ladies employed sun porch: Meramec Hi! ghiands, on river ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED — 4: 310 ines highway | PS ee BS “= —SWell-furnisned | rooms. room: all conveniences Forest ’ room; convenient to ‘tien an Siston . —— = a _ Phone Olive 616. NX Hoeft. ll il ll — ne ee and churn. sis 3 reasona SHENANDOAH 4171-——-Reom with board. 'RHOUSE—S-room cottage: near Diecke RK Om AND BOARD wt wea —Couple: must BOSTON TERKIER—Ma! e 4 months oid : CLUBHO on Lindell 6383 W. Gark seal: no markings: cheap. 3445 Low UW — Fresh ‘ST's x with hetfer calf. « aT . | ; 4 : : a ‘- ‘ - oi OSES SS 7 AE CE Ie aS tee Ne home, eens extra. For.) WALTON. neetiy furnished rooms; | southern exposure; family of two; Cabany RUSSELL. 2755—Nice! y furnished room; cottages, sir. Hui, Cabeny 2346. —_ keeping room. auiet family and lwcatien: be in seagon. 4611 ee i= le ~ CATT LE—Hoist+ine. ropmreres bs ‘ives akg” a WASHINGTON ! BL... 4049— Newly decorated care it al : o a modern home: employed couple or ~ gen- R40 have good meals near Meramec River. Appiy at 254 | a. _m-___. —— - | fxtene ay. | _ semarately. 303% } with a eT | r- ‘B; iar | rooms, with twin beds. Lindell 6567W. 9 sy FERD NAND, 4668—2 furnished rooms, ,. aa 2 Apartment 8: we _ é rF ran ~ electric, beth: private far lis emer . Grand _4829I ao. al KOOM AND BOARD w td. —Genatieman ern - . me te Re os i ta tina oom & _ | RARHINGTON BL.. 7936—Two large rooms _ etric, beth: priv, mith; - = 7 | Missouri ev. wie lcci ——- - ‘ : - = : rl VINCENT. °648—Room, “with or with- pioyed. private faril y or home of widow TON Ee env r w eek. TAYLA nr 533 N —~- Nice ely furnished mod- {286 ————— E River, ‘fer rent bw RcUx vw “AN 73 BOA RD ‘¢é-— ew em SC or ive 5 st. 3 oo!) oe an te i heifer , alf ; test : 4 a . 1 n AMHE RST ~ PL. —PFron room. good GOTTAG — (7D Meramec q Mo (c2O pobers ed ™ rth Tovne « hil4 3 vYarts a good . $i 25 Cook. N ef we eS at. oo) 5 oe atic oes Ca on Rees eee See, m7 cals. for indies. emploved : ‘owner s home. _ oaeen._S Lobeck, Roberts ste. " 4 het: « Bex €-3is, Post-Dispatch. BU LL TERRIER PU Pe—N yw is your chance) A) , ™ Kati a4 ’ o an i = - - - — k . . ; Al BERT, 'b8A—Large room for two gen- COTTAGE—3 roome. clup or tonntry | RooM ANL BOARD Wid —By ” traveling : acetinet, “ein Sime san: be for FHDODOSIA. 5875—Two nicely furnished oenen? nowt? rated. nirely furnished: south of Valley Park. frank Dennis. \a!-| iy deco ; : : - 4 wit vate family f rooms: cae range sink. electric serage. desirable jiocation: meais options! ley Park, Me. E363 Post- Dispatch. _ mney + | WASHINGTOX BL. BI02—Sleeping room; TFHBODOSIA, 6899—Frent housekeeping Hotiament enc Delmar car_lines | COFTAGE—Chsutsuqus Til: sae or Pent: | \ROUM AND BOARD Wté —BY workingman. (29, north of Cage av. state price Boz P.35. rooms: private entrance: no children; 3 BOARDING—Weli-furnished 2d-stery front: 6 _ reom — ~ WASHINGTON Ri... 4800—N ice. large car lines n excellent beals: every cenvenience; reasen- ,-S3. Post Dispatch. atch. - | we room, 66 week THRODOSIA. SOObA—Nicely furnished fron; | _ebie. Cabany 28435. | PCRSIAHED COTTAC ; : ~ ; ns = | COMPLETE “tne | WaBHINGTON BL.. 4007—Running weter| room. with alcove, suitable forstwo: south- BOYLE. 226 N.—@é uth; de for atx; acreemed hae oe Zeans iad | éies we rel goo" | in room; owner's home; hotel accommo-' en exposure, convenient te @ car lines, mrable double reome “Ye Merrin : eS. ae Seet-Tiepateh | t*o auarts. gentiemen only. reasouale posure. excellent meals wer, 4357A Vista : *

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wore on »s- 561 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns todays AP ips grater. SULTRY ANG BROS” “POULTRY.AND BIROS POULTRY AND BIRDS, Jaden Rxchara cacy HARDING GETS TWO PROPOSALS [OPEN CHARGE AGAINST M IN RAIL WAGE CONTROVERSY} TOLD ELWELL MURDER: ANIMAL POULTRY AND BIRDS POULTRY AND BIRDS : : ° . 2 oee | POULTRY SUPPL iES ASHEVILLE, : C.. April 9.—The ; cs—Yo . $5 *] ~ CANARIE Young. singers. $18: 174-eee. $25; 26l-exg: $33: ‘senior Judge of the Fourth United s ity oO Fa Regional Murder Charge Against Roy i MISCELLANEOUS | ) BANTAM. PLYMOUTH aoe . a =} | PIGEONS ANO Per ron $6 INC UBA TORS—Simplest and best made; 87- 87- condition of mie TS. Pritchard, baa’ w td. —Must 4 galions CHIC ; ‘=. 6g0lden. seabright.| HENS AND ROOSTERS—Tho mn man | 7I2ZA C 7 thy Price @ Feasonabie, Kinloch ‘Pergu | w Oe beeeede Haltech fe ON and| | setting eggs; chicks, 3220 Liberty. Vic- CAMARIS eos females, cages; all: S48-eng. $40: grog: $50: -— ya States District Circuit Court and 2 ae . ’ e a a oo er + » $1J. : -————- | gae valve saves Paes cil | Conferences, Unions Urge a Withdrawn After reasonable. inloch ergu- | white crested tor 29 a sizes: also 2 parrot cages. 3637A Lucky-| fo eo win) brood 1000 chicks. A. Zimmer- | 99) | candidate for the Republican nomé- fc)! pigeons. 1529 Chouteau. ; : oe 3 a— a . ‘O- _NS—Sev re , barred rocka, rhoce + bea. cea bas” tor Bete; either rok hee HANTA Mi- Red pee: ,ane ‘batt co er A tg lpaharne; ales sitting hens; | CANARIES—5 © ee breeding g males; also, _mann, Mfgr.. 3403 8. Spring av. (Cc : Webster av. LEG BANDS on your poultry makes it easy| Nation for President last year. was By tae Aadeiaanees Pikes By, the Aveoctated Pr coe acai ond ** p , ' “ ; t 65 each ‘Olive. pair. Waltzing me | chin cockereia __o: 202 W ost Mare. | all thoroughbred stock; cheap. Lolo Belt | a Soumeets. a enter) J Sh pair. 2585 in ales; mates an rn all records. Complete line’ o | described as extremely critical to- ’ " , ; on ~ oo -_—~_ = iT tH be. FY) : "¢ 41a Tholozan. Victor 169; + SBSL Main. BRAHMA ROOSTER—Plymouth rock 4: i 1431 my a Al bands fo - ) oP pe - os mated irs. Sunday or evenings, Spirol and metal bands. sO bands r | m = E — ROOSTER—Genuine plymouth rock, 1 ont Po yy ) ober chicks. Write for our free poultry | night by _Bie physicians. He: __|dent Harding has before him two Harris, whose confession of Wash- | = ties aneienenetdeminiemetinaaaenaaal ity in the murder of Joseph weeks ol4;! $3.50 $920) LIGHT BRAHMA EGGs—S2 per settin : . > ed gy of | id: 3 5049 Tennessee, fc) - = , —_— - ———- ——_ rw , : : ’ hwood mL Pine Lawn. Mo. s, two settingn $3.50 three set- | -- = — - rs. | tal e St. Louis. Seed ¢ Ou 41% : -- aa - ’ . “Ve S—lIn ‘full gon also mated ‘pa catalogue. = ta) so) Fine, youns. 4046 Page. fc) | oF “$3 utility flock eges. $0 per 100; | RUSE-COMB BAKKED BOCKSS hatening | ‘ ee =. p33 4649 Heideiburz. | ingjon ax LAY eke: c)' ¢ | separate and distinct proposals for well, New York 75.1) “Pn sete ; Cc. A. Ses and ehickyr. Mebiville Fouitry - : CKEN HOU SE if .ine lw dine } or sportsman and « SOW B—Shoats. feed hogs. Wm. Hajek, | i i ie P / ler a Mehietile Mo. (99. CANARIES—2st. Asorene mire rollers: sing- | PORTA BL E CHI oo , $320. 3520 settlement of the dispute between the ‘expert, has uzzled the B Tuxedo and Laclede r4., Webster Groves. | arper, Fia' ES Rie . 39%) ers, Grand 1376M. 5250 Northrup av. 18 hens and 1 rooster, for 5 rail d d thel ; Oo pe Pp e e Buffaig: $0 per | SITTING HENS—Large barred rocks. 433 i ne gg ay. | Kingsland court. fc) railroads an eir employes. NC i new York polles for fue dave “tor . OO: ¢t urs. euch. CA [3—Females; mated L r ositi ~ r , . only atin this year will | ‘Poshrs — - Nartapast, Mo nests, egxs and young. _1} +48 California teeing on electria poltry houses, brooder : oP tion, that proc Davies first degree murder cha certain profit Poultry Fa _ ee And@rensberner fol ilers; cin- nent. wabators, breoders, butt leghorn Varfield and Darwin P. Kingsley, | against him for four hours i CHICKS—Rhode island reds, sce" cae av. singers, mated pairs. . . = AAT capt, a road, Webster Groves. representing railroad security own- The charge was placed op — -- : : —- Webster 1167. 3 Bh we GOLDEN CAMPINES—12 blue ribbon win- |; HICKENS—Selling, out cheap: mr. | = ae rensoer ers, Is that he use his good offices tO| name on thg police blotter’ ners. __ 3907 Gano S135 New Ashiand p! a ‘ ronment or Hartz Mountain 36% ey tile eggs before setting St. L. Poultry omnon —————-- | Sup. and Seed Co., 416 Lucas av. (e999) tween representatives of the carriers! at 10 o'cloék Police Chief Bites . —— ee ae ee baby chick each, prepaid, HATCHING EGGS—L jee brahma ; . PPR ST Sao A LE A oo Fietcher Ashland POUT TRY PLACE—Cottage. 4 rooms ” as, rate pice; have several selected | RHODE ISLAND CANARIEN—ASt. BABY iene fom, ences rae Tose Wyoming CANARIE Swf port i Ce % Andreas! urs > : IT) o* , ° . - - . ‘oc >. = 4 > ; |} SEX INDICATORS—$2; tells sex and infe-- ‘ if _ bring about regional conferences be- Niagara Strget Station at 6 oF CHICKENS ‘Fine Ted; S60 setting hens. | CANARIES—Day and night singers: artistic, - — Scmquanientoeen | . BGGN—etling: ) oA - — =v 4no0 ~—4 thee ae: - Adin = ™ are tc) | eam given, with, vacwe 1 a 1,2 sold, two « a — re ‘baby chicks Fight. — Feed roller | wy Bens ge The other, submitted armnounced the charge would © | MBG aPioven ceca we beby_chicks con ter ies —; | CANARTES-—C ret need, ete. all other | {eeds are io. 2956 Cass av.: Central b460 a. >. Ml. Jewell, on behalf of the! withdrawn and the man * GAMES—Proven stock: setting, $2; also old | CagiecK ENS—Cocker 3 pulleta, r. c. ¢ euppiies. 41€-18 Lucas av. Cent. 2790L. Tyier 3001 » ows (cD) To orro five railroad mechanical unions, is held cu an open charge. + and young stock, A. L. Welborn, White- | rede. Evering Lo ea $440 Missour! ) SL the Cea aie we * —4c99) — = m 4, ithat he bring about a general con- | acest Y. | ference. By the Associated 4 hens, pulleta, $1.25; settings, i dreasburg rollers. afternoon or during Aree or more insertions Ic HENS—And pull ets, silver sp ngled he m- CHI . : —- Ph at a s — | one outcon e hs Gov. Ww hitman toni ht Vv i $ D. 412. s ; $3 dozen. 4245 8. S7th st. | CANARIES—Beautiful St. Andreasberg roil- 1e of the conferences they - isited WANTED te gene ? _CHICKS—Hatched from my St. Jaoutt win- : 5923A Garfiel: UMS—A . . . aay ~ . a ® - sizes: « ~ Ost ° P + i" AQU UARIUM il sizes: corner posts porce ‘in each of the four groups into said he wished to familiarize ’ gre Ogate. 25c line; out-of-town. ! HAMBURG 2 . } nday; Audrey, Wellston: Hodiamont loop. 5 »: Sunés ) iE * Yimoertions tc | | = tae : , mt 825 Lee ‘av. AQUARIUMS—3 to 16 gal.. reasonabl: burgcs; laytr 1.24 d ‘ oa ato ' ‘ | ) | urK ying; 26 and up. 2412 ers and females; very best: raised from | AQUARIUM—30 gals piate-glass. iron | have suggested would be the for-, ‘9th street ap: irtment in “ me BIRD? Wtd.—-Auy umber: best HOUDAN | pers; rhode island reds. Harry Everins,® _ ee - - sb. we . . = - : all blue ; , e $6 to i "ahi igh hode Island shire; fine singers, J . . hat kind. 2. _ ribbon stock. 30275 Texas. _ : a. hac _ ie Toro —Rads call Sunday a See ; m » ae any ~— ing. 4462 Page. Delmar 3464 | stituted by the Interstate Commerce tioning Harris in Buffalo tom ~~ 3 van | Co. ; . is t. _—T m com during weex. — ve 4 + tek = | FISH—Mexican sword tatis, Pubras, pea ~ock ! : erst: iImerce ; >. ; - . our GORKISH INDIAN 4AMEs Wid —Hens and LEGHORN ede, a LS fon Tg By nal, |CANARIES—Read ‘‘The American Canary! fish; plants and fish food; reasonable. 2140 |Commission. Stich boards, it is ex-| “rs: Walter Lewisohn, who wy lhet Herman B seer. Berger. “Mo . xe! é tow * and perfect your knowle pdige of Edmund av near Bul irban Garden. ? lained am la a dinner party Elwell atte néi a * Herman ur . | BABY CHICKS—Buft wgnorns: Su | COCKE RELS—Single comb rhode isiand red | ~ : then you will have no crop fail- COLDFISH—Breeding size 25 large ar e » G, wour be, composed of rep- ni ght before he ri kill , 3651 | 1601 Belt. resentatives in equal numbers of rail- ain ee ed, ar from Europe today on the Buff orpingtons. $2 85 mer 15. post-| each, $18 per 100 Webster 1137 ‘J cockerels and eggs for hatching: nothing ‘ss: send $1 to Edward Parker. acguarium. $3: tadpoles — but the very vest Kappe,, 3218 Missouri Humphrey, for 6 months" subscription es hee A. [a oor pera : . ;OLDFISH—Sword tails; mouth breeders, ,roads andthe men. The men would Aquitani Wh Ullania. en newspape __ pata. Hy. Wol Magissa, rl. + a * BROW N LEGHOR. Ns—Hens and rooster. : , ' 99) | GOBLINGS Wtd.—25 to 50 young, at once also white leghorn rooster barred réck | ke . ae eee | GAN “3 Just received another lot of im u Delmag 3£91R. (c)| ‘aby chicks, week old 5827 Claxton av._- DIEHL'S reds; eggs. chicks; stock reduced. Saethed Bi. Andreasburg rollers: bright yel- | __@nd_ paradise. 3206 Shenandoah. __ 99? |refer disputes which could not Diehl! Red Feather Farms, 5244 Gresham low: full song; fine breeders: large selec- | GOLDFISH—Fish moss, fish aquariums, fish ews I be adjusted by di ¢ lati tempted to interview her, . ae | _ fe) | State Experiment , Station; some dandy | EGGS—R. 1. r Mahood Be tes > setting egcs tion Heidel, 3940 North Market st. Del- food, etc.; pri ‘ed reasonable, 2335 Olive. | : ory ee rect negotiation be- band, who met her at the fe Tt ‘ghy y number, HMal- | _Yirds; half price 525 Belt tc) and baby chicks 2628 8S. Jefferson | mar 3530X, Lindell SSSR sare tee (cO9) tween the carriers’ managers and the : ° ry La More ‘Branklin. &«. Louis, | EGGS—s. brown leghorus $1.50 per 15.) pGGs- 1 reds; $1.26 petting: winter CA NARIES—Our canaries are singing to’ GOLDFISH—Japanese fantails. all sizes, | employes. Should the regional boards used to allow them to-aamm _—_—-. 8! 1563 W el ston p... Weliston. _—-«_—s_—ss (OM Aye! 3741 Laclede Delmar 3477R.| hundreds of satisfied customers through- choice 25c each; also large goldfish; some r , ' . EGGS— Ha ching: cockerels; s.-c. reds; real | CAN tee oe superior to any bird you ‘BEES | 3 | Sheppard is understood to have ad- Theresa Farelo, 13 years old, ° HIV ES—3s, ‘with bees ‘and several | vised against any general reduction $1 _——_ ' : BABY GH{CKS—Hambure and exgs; prize _1610W. mnie . ee ist and reds, $2 per $15; cockerels. 6323: won the afmiration of preparers of eatis- BEE SUPPLIES—Queens, nuclei, honey bees ock. Murdock ad rah Sd led customers: 33 years of experience. J. 1 tal free. R. K ske, ' € on examined; catalogue e ramske SEWER ASSESSMENT IS UPHELD dead and her mother a patient reds, _ leghorns. 2746 Osage. _Lake We -bster Ls 6- Meagan nec car reds: orders Isolation Hospital, Was arr oe ————— — sale after May 1. Mre. Wm. Tautphaeus, fine rollers. none better: better than most; ,——— S ] h I , re wl pecial to the Post-Dispatch Paylor. - rately presented . | El Zabet Cail Sunday mornin \EG 8—Fo hatching: Evering’s rhode isiam and accu ’ BA 4 oo? J up. Diehl Red b . s: ee E . S- “For ae 1f ra. rer B's nn ane ae ht oil ainence tuake birdhs’ ven weet ' CHICKS—White _leghoras, barred _Suaranteed: 100, $4, setting, Toc; & | yi ena t ‘jot of females A ||} but news and views relating Cc te -« orns, rr “ me a, (was Sow oul art Pwartne rersiije 151! an air e Se and 20¢ 5612 St. Louis. stock before buying 3747 eciusko | week pn ed A Evering. Riversi ie r for mating birds. priced reasorable; best thereto that vou cannot ‘an an opinion written by Jgedge*, oa r : _ ~~ _ . _ — - Ee > bird seeds, mixed or straight. 10c pound; : nate - | Woodson today held th t the St i her the detectives arrested a : - ; a - la a ° Ww _ ‘. Florissant Sie "5120 Oricte | | ho could not speak English. ~ BABY (HICKS —Mixed,. 3 weeks old, 12 ic os - apes ‘ n color; fine type and carriage: trap- erywhere: write for circulars: open every : : , ‘ : ee h. cDonald. H ATC 7 ID ;} Bocs— " Rarron anglish nest vers, pens heade: r males fro n day and evenings; founded on honor, pros- FOR OTHER FINANC] Al ADS newspa per, J she was Mrs. Jennie Spano pr neers = it mn =~ S-CRE sti 3, 1%. ons '| Ppering on merit, National Pet Shop, 2-3. One ea ;connection with the construction of old a widow and “eel ; fi . . Farms, 5244 Gresham. - HATCE HING EGGS—wWw) hi Porn; fe reilits y aacene k for ante - baby chiccs be fooled here: we believe P three pairs of silk stockings,.a ~ “kL ~— ‘ HATC HING EF GGS—W . . revs. | TT. } BA eo er eg ‘Isiand = reds and ; 1000 "9 i red cock- | EGGS—For hatching. rosecomb reds from bird cages reduced; fine selection; all nd in any other St. Louis a Malleab ' ' “ie P ve ae ‘Louis Malleable Casting Co. must Thr ough the girl, the wom ¥ CHICKS—Thoroughbred 8. c. r. i. red. agnerns. | from . prt t Ne he a tg ye : 4 contest; last vear's records, 230-—274 ee males » tt } ‘ : Olive st. : . , Ww. lle _ —_—— _— - ate a sewer in Baden Sewer Distr No. ; Cosi SEE PART 7. PAGE 9 , . ict |children, living near Tenth. _ 5260 Wren ay.; Bel lefo ntaine nortl ting or “ “ ’ i a i orth j; ing. or $7 per 100. 2630 8. Jefferson. | CANARY BIE D > BREE ‘DERS—If you have snails, tadpoles, white worms, —_ BABY CHICKS | EGGS—S. c. white leghorns, Barron ——- EGGs—Reduced to $1 a sett ing: fine s. c.| birds. Write for information how ollers, res FANTAILS, %0c: hyacinth, $1 doz. your ro ers. 916 (cA9) : : 3 ; ~~ : > HARRY Cc HiCKS—10c up; reds and “yocks. ) he IGs—-M ‘ browr le ghorne $i: per set 5 Gos. a : , — Sj foe i> 4080 | - ingly compiled, in the Final E. ~ heppard, president of the Broth- : for Five Brothers and § : 6. “s ; +. , ; _ e M road. | ° iin.) T bse - — ————— | {Bil son n my house than at all other empty, opposite water tank, Meramec road. | > | | white leghorns. 51 Partridge. (99) | Der setting. G805 Bradley; Benton FGiGjs—irom exceptionally fine Rhode . & - ™ : Mountain singers. those melody birds, $8 | employes had said she had Divisi S ? play: alto fine lot of feniales on No. ! of the upret ne Court, . waist and some dress goods. ° ~ . $1 fi . = ») © cheap. 3815 N. Florissant Co Sa V-2e pes stock; dark, rich, even’ kinds; we ship pets. seeds and supplies ev- pay a sewer tax bill for $9168.86 in Forest Park bevievard. . | 3 of ak. o Ss. e Aas ; y - " ees St. Louis. The casting company i ang Franklin avenue. She had & = 1 S~ Setting; utility “nas4 Lafavett . : ertility muaranteed, A : e } } CHICKS—Every da. Gay. 3457 mh mos H A a HT ING “5 8— W hite leghorn: oF ton 5555 Lansdowne av . end Southampto nm LARK: E nglish skylarks, males; ' ' 2 per 100_ Jos K: mrney, Cirk - une me a - - = poe nag bn the nightingales: “ hile Especially is attention in- had attacked th Vv lidit f th >a. 13. Manchester car to Back HA!tHING EGGS—Best egg ana color ‘. ot las “ ' Olive (ef) : . . [ee Ove apeagaaag le re ee i B. £619 Btienwood av. rt Missour! Pacifi« strains, single-comb reds, $§ per lo. Mrs. = A ae Bho : ( Real Estate Section ) vited to the copyrighted ceedings by which the district \was|! rg Eo Stockings and seves BABY CHICKS— SCS teen walt for next Sat- HATCHING © LUGS] norou ghore: nite oe 6433 7 Ridge av (99) PARROTS r “Young ones: also trained talkers: formed and the w built b 1 = calléren + aoews taken fr , day and Sunday: 1c. 12c. lbe 411% leghorns and barred ro iekiew aan ATCHING FaGs—s : awhite leghorne. hip a ssvoihere "Pet ol 295 Olive (99) financial review of the New 1. the Ga ~adry ry “ = ag | Same store, police say. nia re alee also cockerels and llet mi mat hick yung strain, So hundre ; breeding stock | maven " . - St aun TI - a ri ’ * : ' 4 -¢k — here wit} - , s— c ei ; : ; ici vie rt , BABY CHICK S—Thorougbbred barred price reasonmabl: iverside 1704". : and hens with chicks, also barred rock eggs PIGEONS—Laree butt "596 P ae hy > oa York Evening Poet and to whose decision was affirmed by the | 4; OF ee “xs Teds i5e. Langerechert Hatchery. Lough bor ough end breeding stock. Webster 1616. (6%) also homers; sacrifice , es at LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY , s » PULLETS—25 s. c. white legh Se y aan a or Se near Olive (or st. te a area (99) 2631 "Oregon ba cd HENS—15 5 single-comb r. i. reds, and cock- HOW TO CARE FOR CANARIES MONEY loaned on furniture and pianos at ltee which handled it to report it out. | obtain for American cable comfy cage Bir: j co i M rket | Approximately 1100 organizations, 41 | the right to deal direct with big bargain Taz. a_° ont Tels, ap: 200- “CRE incubator Wetener, How to mate, breed, train, raise 2 per cent per month. Mout =~ at SST en EE 1 > poe Fy LLETS—Fine white os orn. all laying, TOO Page. St naries is told each month in the Cage Bird ae Tee ae noni! “ — m9 cnniihenaee tate turn iture : hornet, Heasley strain. one of the best lav- 8 Chatham. _ _.. | DUCK EGGS—For hatching. pure-bred, Exchan © 4 * _ n furniture and ‘ tet 816 Pine St. ‘Dept. A. The matter was up during the hABY (“HICKS—F or 4 Week delivery. " *zE stoc k he a7z Enrigh ’ ‘ ) - - _—— ——_—_—— ~ t . f ' BIRD cCAGE—Finest arges' ; o charged in accordance vith ‘St; a Ay * ‘0. Olive 6967, cent international conference, sliiver-laced = wey. " brown and «. c. EGGsS—8. ©. black w ~~ 31.20 setting. | SUSSEX canaries: containing on compartments, . regulating same 15e “each: all fine stock.| John Urana. 1214 Calhoun. _ | SPECKLED a hickens and . erKs Jor; doors: portable and on roller; sO Import 415 Lo cust room 307. \ , n ne Smith’s Standard has since been ressed b é y Lbektul 5 Co: . ~ as : py $ Incubator ( Co.. Anna. fii. -| EGGS—Heavy laying black minorcas. What- hatching. Dreher, 218 Missourt. (cA9) s German rollers; reasonanie . MONEY TO. TO er ge ee pry one (Copyrighted) P ns y Am — — non. on — Ls sador Wallace at Paris. west. 7 Aigbama ~ niiitieliaineies — ing strains; stock for «le, exes for hatch- ; — sna tncrinatictanaestt — . ‘ = ING EGGS—R. 1. r.; rose comb r. 1. r fawn and white runners, large. white. MONEY IiIcaned on an 1y goods of valu le: hi gh ery every day of the . > BGGs—si a ea tates, it was explained, business « up. 3574 Rutger a Largest Producer , North Market st.: Lindell 3940. IDEAL ¢ *REDIT AND FIN ANCE co. : : $2 a dozen 210 per 100 and up, Come and get your Fletcher Poultr Farms Florie-' Mé iN E Y F JWOANE D—S$2 2 to $5000. on Th, A a ; Re ; : ‘ post. sen oday or cata- ‘ 1 every hour of the — Hatchery. 5258 Con- — SETTING EIT week an Louis leghorns. Diack minorcas: also cocks: $1 | «ia ‘alle... Wellston. DUCKLINGS—25c_ each. Heidel, 3940 (c83) 7. THREE MILLION FOR 1921 | ™erce having urged such action, A __MINORCA i) bson. 127 Tiffin av.. Ferguson, Mo. (chy) 38, House Springs, Mo 99) and automobile owners and on other gecuri- : ) to 35c. ties £24 Victoria Bldg ~8) in the | chicks or mail your order| American comparfies must CHICKS—Rocks. reds, white rocks. Ba Childress. _ 6: DOU Market line SILKIE each . anconas and white leghorns. | BGGs-——s. c blac kK minore as: $1] on for 15 — -- — = - - — — sant. Mo R. 35 ite AT; Tris P|! an ’ . ae pas able in 50 Wee kK] Da \- > - EGGS—Setting japanese silkies |. from Srize | _.-— 2 ——_—— ments: charges S$ per cent, disc: anted. an. POST-DISPATCH log. free ‘ France through local cable compa- — THE SMITH nies under Government supervision. — -_— -— propert *? , ° : ee BABY CHICKS—Hatch: Hatching enn. “from — tf gien estrain: Dig Be: K: also barred rocks, —_ = — a — — — : a t i] IONE CUT i—— ir - bone itter. as - tne ae fw A 4 procucers: celivery oo leed: Ww. wyan cents each. 5930 Schulte av WYANDOTTE RES | Meramec st. ann green r 7 or th nel nt interest ‘pe: : ; ae —- num a Lene Fireproof Storage ay : eee REGISTERED MAIL IS STOLEN orp.. leg. u. free. LGGS—From @ x eptionally fine heavy weight enw | = a S- CHICK ENS—Fine | siiver- laced wyandottes BR OODER—Out door. 100-chick si all 0.. OF elm: yt (c62) Poultry Farms. R. "43. Goshen, Ind. black minoreas, $2 per 15. 5323 Mur- ft —. BABY CHICK ; 47 og oR Oe crt iel MO E 4OANS—LOANS—LoaNM. CSC CHICKS—Eges, hens, speckled sus- HATCHING EGGS—DBia-k minorcas $1 97 iehl, 2917 Michigan av. ER Wea— rer. Addr ; nan . : Ge an 313: rama binz | BROODER, Wed —Coal burner. Address : |i FROM KANSAS CITY a = . oe cotem- | setting. $6 50. hundred. 3020 Whittier. LoGs White wyandottes, from my ty Hewity. R. l. ios 40, ‘ layte on. ae m..., Beowss ba houes, MAY polish, Ligne brahmas laying record 304 | Colfax 20314 igo i! Oh SG per 1k. Ges Denver Lacklan: : BROODER—100-chick: foot condition; | ours. AMERICAN LOAN Co. ; | ES ) a . 3. 8 i ; ai cheap. Phone Wydown 257W | cade Bldg. Entrance 211 th at. ee By the Associated Press. . ROOSTE t—Fine blac te minorca 419 Bates Ov er land, Mo. cca | EGGS—White wyandotte, for setting. $1.50 ice. Wild Cherry Farms, Lay and Clay- | grieeest popaaen ee KLY LOANED IN | {. ‘ | KANSAS CITY, Mo., April pn yy reda, ngton, wyandotte; best u Boatr nen's _s Bank Bldg. ma AMFERICAN SEED CO, w d 50 per doz. BARBY CHIC ik S—One week old: barred na | » aie eS 7 f- et ; S55 Lansdowne av., end South: white rocks; 15c. 4542 Mafftr oo Ten HICKE NS—Anc onas and leghorns; will sell. wy — a ayy a . ~— | 2 om cay Sete een | a ept. of Agriculture for destroying chicken _—— C b deal ’ here ET et BD eto Coe ; |CHICKENS—Barred rocks; cockerel and | —°h®4p, 3829 Nebraska. _| live and mites. Special this week: 40c per | Sold by Pratt dealers everyw . ae BE She Soe Spree, me . + CKS—Mixed ree |__pullets. 3440 Missouri av. | COCKERELS—And opulle ets; fine stock;/ box. or $1. Write for our free poultry STOCKS AND BONDS Philadelphia Rk oe neo ine Re rns $1 °55:°t 160° Bel "HICKENS—Fine barred rock cockerela” and | cheap. Marshall 420L. |: 2226 McCausiand catawedile St. Louis Seed Co., 411 Wash- rr -ae . ee | BRA wh Ki D ¢ | Toronto B-46A SEN SOR ee ae Ret es ee outh Frocks. | pullets; laying; must sell. 3307 Wiscon- | EGGS—Barred rock hatching eggs, $1.50 for | !ngton av. (c) | BOND—$500 S. W. Straus & Co. bond ina : F ny : | . — $485. Box 0-67. Post-Dispatch. 7 nd > ; white wyan ye white. « ‘ . b 4 Ko-| SOCKS—® fine 1- year-old barred lyenc ) = peti — as: — 5 a aoe —~* - ag" arehicke yy ~ prevents | CERTIFICATE—$1000 Linco! H 7 3 rre ymouth AME STAG ene, 205 ° white diarrhea tn chicks. ce: - coln ousing. ee : . 38. ppocks; bargain. Belt phone, Riverside va av. soneetd Me > ber 12-02, bottle: 3 bottles Stno | $45 paid in, $40. Box 0-13 “D s = oe ELECTION OF OFFICERS 0% ’ cepeenm a ({c) | 14» NS—OM for $10. 503 Ma id= - . | Write for our free poultry catalogue. * LIBERTY BONDS bought. at — t wv i te, Py 29w. Fog "| Sa06— Barres rock, $1.25 per - getting. 2512 HENS—-~ a. laying; =! 7903 Malden Lane | neouse Booed Co., i) W ashington av a Sede ~ oan market value, less § per cent, STOCKS AND BONDS A ieee tee Shoner he St ( ‘hu h. Ki Mo. __(c®®}| __Dodier st ville ; as "HENHOUSE—Portabie, 6x20; $40. Call} Tadustrial Loan Con TIS1h chow eee | i. J. KATTELMAN CO. | A AEE BE "| and Washingion ‘boulevard. puth rocks. week old, Si. 90 | EG GOS—Sterile, abso! utels fresh: c can n furnish HE Ns oA good layers; i coe - = Cabany 5O87I. tea Pou a ’ ne —e. & € -hestnut. Q (e8) Has on hand. or offer. subject to prior sale: | : CR Ae pf ROSA Se ay Iv an Lee Hoit will speak on ‘hoes of B,_ Compton ev: | ae da 14 also | 3 “weeks old; old; | BGGs—F ai hatching, barred roc ke. Hen jer HF NS—10. Sookeass a cameos hatchina’ — we UR ATOR—120 eggs. Cypress: cheap. 10-000 to 50.000 pri\ - arty: amnoun ent. 2 é he — jAmericenisation. _& rs. : son _ stra ne 7Se setting SR: as E igh ” #- 0 oO j }m ar s. slightly bh w Mm ‘ f 2 tes {fe ; : ‘ ; + = Pain =. president s not a cand : nrignt |. reds. Mahood strain. 1519 De Soto. 6632 oat *, | ich i oate me oue: al iin oe ) uation’ eG.eur Baresestet inact POULTH —Fant “¥ utility, any strain: “Cock. Oy R—5O eggs: Buckeye: $6. 4759 367. Pos -Dispat . ee 30 Comet Motors EPA atchery. Taylor. | 92°4 Texas. | estes py ag ®, ‘ship everywhere. Wi «pairs. , ' —— -|W ILL sell or trade | my stock in ‘legitimate e Commonwealth acm om. bs 00 ; DR. LOUIS WALLIS OF THE = oe aa ) ) r us INCL BATOR Wtd. —-Secondhand. Box 0-208. oil company paying big dividends: Commonwea =, v ee see Len % Louts. rood Congressiona] Ol) co ccece Miller Baby nicks gi w morrow at Temple Poe al ~~ ig weeks old; cheno: . need | EGGS—Barred ke: - ~ Thompson _ strain: | Missouri Souab Co.. St. (c$9 — a ; r) Post-Dispatch. reason for selling. Box L-186: n > setting exces. Wm. Lor- ) ~ ee a ox 1-163. = en Sree ‘Women. The | 347 Faim si SETTING EGGS—75c and up: also new blue Simplex. hot water. 2412 change of St. Louts, 7 per cent preferred | 50 Dayton eo. es cali P—— livery guaran uily UF NB to 4 ees mixed, ii 12% vm s ¢c. FGGS—Barreq rock | tti : vy rr rock settin ces, high lay- o rs) $$ wie it each ‘517 Fillmore iielburg $1.50. Reins: s Hatchery, 4640 | a Sees. _ S552 _Martitt.— | oo ‘ai ans | 335: now in op- | O54, Pear Dt sant See: eae. Box | Dependable Tractor....+.++ ; , N. Taylor av. » ost- Dispatch. Edmonds Ol! & Refining .... - es :ast year. Capaci Chicks shipped Seonnel y |\SETTING HENS Wt4.—J_ 8. Dowling, 5aa7 | fatten: see UNLISTED STOC KS, Arkansas and miscel- Elgin Motors REE. MILLER POULTRY aay | ~ oo. Ot! 3 O90 +o Se ° Sse So Heke Bah T THE LAST MEETING OF ~] 3 ter — eee gee = Reuss, Lenzburg. in Rieath on ta ~~ here. ; a eS (cO9) ® Apri ationa! Poultry and Small Stock | INCURATORS—3. Forest 2862W. 5 | wprre , > ———— . Nett _ Mammotn tehery, 810/ bGGS—Barred rock. for hatchin Th for 2OUrnal contains many special articles of in- | _Enright av “ 5465 | WHISTLE STOCK—$8200_ at 35c on the} iS ineoderd of take 1 With Div.) 4 5 mright av. a 1000 Invaders of Ouse (wit (09) 1. 20. 110 for $6.50: 85 per cent fertite, terest to Missouri and Mid-West poultrymen. INCUBATOR $id: __ dollar; need the money. Box C-12 25, P.-D. “START THEM RIGHT!!! O71 Magazine. Lindell 205 AR. oe ose wn oa bares 3 station. the, shows, | itaska. —Queen, used twice. 4961 WE OFFER. vuhiteat te enti a BGGS—For hatching; barred and tric siehcire: cree ten eee es 80 Eroperty False | = —" | Afterthought Copper 3 Lo , Rymonth rere lc , from my 4 partridge a wae A then 5A v pee oe thon we + | INCUBA TOR—520- -exe Queen: used once. | Bankers & Merchants Pet.. -$ "4 Marigold Oil & Refining $2 Lar iS oe Hemmel, Jeffer-| the year 7105 ‘Canterbury. Rt. "teu Mo | Bargain. Tyler @S3W. Sunday i to 3 7 ee SS : Setreneiiens Seven ped. ——_ rcU pou tr 200 Comet ape f ® Metropolitan stores, ‘ aw saat BATOR Electric. Call Monday, 6390 | 3,00 SMiseeet Bwante pra weft uf sout ° Ha ne ny —— ~~| Bartmer av. Forest 6347 fe) One of the Inswens @ 4d best equipped ns a hatcheries the nited States. the New York School of Philanth rp “HIC 100 on sale tomorrow. EGGs— te-winning partridge rocks, 2.50 | OF INTERES aan : , | per 1 George Til. CREST TO.POUI LTRY MEN. “4080 Robert av. ; em Detbel, . Boatmen’s Bank RB! dg. (o4) | Harvey Crude Oi! of the New York School of Jew ~ —) Box 664. Lancaster, Missourt. Service. Before coming to this city she connected for four and one-half the United Hebrew Charities of 2) we 5 ooo cof ” ae aD ES S333' THE UNITED STATES PUBLIC F . Service gave a farewell dance eee ween the district h quarters, 1 evard, tn honor of Dr. Waters. aah surgeon, who has been transferred te ‘rocks exes from my my best pe pens. | ssouri Swee won second pen at St Louis show. CW tt AND PET BIRDS [REUBATOR—100 ezes. 2°21 5. Totter Mako "Foul Produste McGovern, Webster Groves, Mu. Webster) BIRD CAGES—Wicker, with stands, at ws av. (c) 1 Ot o1%™ 50 Noco Petroleum, com. Posies (c99) $15.85 each. Breeding cages and large INCUBATOR—175; hot-water, Zimmerman : ee ey pid. : Noble Oil, com. Fa we yocks tor setting. | flight cages for $3.50. a all wire, = make; $12. 3880 Fairview. Victor 93R. 00 E. J.) Ot! a OF eh , Mra. plete: $2.85 we wmve INCUBATOR e ; $5 i? a 1035 000 on oe % ; — — Oy cence money on bt rdicages, Large selection. 2 435 | —60-exg size, $5. 4129 aaa Generali Oi] . ; Owenwood Ol : .50 | Incubators Broodérs fe) | 1512 N. Tavior | _temales_with ergs. 2A14A Salena. mG _ S3634A Evans. be ne 2 Harroun Motors 1 Prudential Oi! & Ref O07 ty 1 Hatching begs Baby Chicks the Loretto g Agttomr yemtereey ates: “ANARIES—1 breeding cag 4: INCUPATOR—Almost new: also rhod 7 arvey he 50 Revere Motors .65 * . || comedy, ari ances u bales 42a marae Ae EE cage, $10. 1114 Park: rear. v0: 3 Siying| "Slama coh cbebarele: reasonable. 6628 | 100 ‘80.~—6| .._ 1 Stevens-Duryea Units , | lice Powder . Disinfectants || Feetion of Mra. Anna McClain § Parone ees 4 prises on on . ‘ entries at Greater St. Lovis |CANAR 1ES—Mated paid yellow canaries. GS * : pfd..... 42. | aes Amal xy we eeees ; Remedies re ge a aca wil be given at M 7000 Kearney. Kirk . Mo., R. 13: with eggs. 6128 Etzel. Cabany 1096M. INCUBATOR— Buckeye. new; guarantee! Metropolitan Stores. rove DL. | Eagle Ba Write for Price List HY epee _ Bulg. INCUBATORS —Brooders: buckeye. “par. And bg A other s oe hen buying or aN BR a —— qetive oy == _| vice president of the Graham poset » ae oe : ng. get our prices. ¢ save f r prom ° = p20 ee h rocks; laying; $9 each | CANAKIES—Singers ih 10 to 40 per cent in cost of ==y pease | we sell, we B sy ax B pen nl a — ae BY “aaene Sisler, nae eae : Capable domestic help is easily and the organization. and other ball songtters (| _ $7; lots of other ches 2436 Olive. } tock. ion Bs Delma ffiENS One aaeail barred hems and roost R! —Reautiful «ine ———- | INCU BATORS—7Z; tn perfect conditi a wage : - ' CANARTES—Reautiful singers, full , on: 700- | MUNICIPAL INVESTMENT CoO., aitecat Se K Si ers, 6359 Arsena! st $6. 1110 N. Newstead. song, | one i + ae fach: bergaie Zimmerman Arcade Bullding. - iret 48 quickly secured through Post-Dis- ‘"¢ St. Louis and Clev ewstea make. 3505 Tn'o ic) Olive 6042. Central 1674 (c? “Olive afte Lone th. Ges <¢ retch WANTS. " me =F gy tery 15 ap "'y : \ - mon ator SE a THE SENIOR CLASS PRESE ———_. - Successful. 416 Laces, av. Cent.

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PP TRIO NF Pe eee — | 3 NN 7 « ‘Vf KOVN) OP | | MUTT and JEFF are good today—and so they are on Mondays, : y ss : . Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Follow Tirone i, ey Ss 7 | their antics in the POST-DISPATCH EVERY DAY. Page of comics Be April “4 | Ap | , we daily, including Fontaine Fox's funny family, “S’matter Pop!” and the confession of complig. a’ | ’ th eth ili r of Joseph B. ER Ye i funny creations of Goldberg, Briggs and other mi mak | sportsman and card ¥ Jed the Buffalo ; 9 nd x | COPYRIGHT 1921 BY PRESS PUBLISHING CO. NEW YORK WORLD for two days, had urder charge pls four hours placed opposite hig | ==) THE CAPTAIN AND THEKIDS % _ Dirctas % R. DIRKS the man would be n charge. 5 ; 3 =~ ae =a _ = : WHY, SURELY OLD ) HITS .\MPORTED a Y EARL. }-—— i " WELL. IT DECLARE! YEP. EARL A FINE RANCH $ MY HEYE 15 - VELL BY GOLL ’ PreApril 9.—Pormer so gs byl CHEERO, OLD CHAP- SS VAITING MEIN Meye| | OP- Gust AS cE5 | ‘SUT FOR & Golly BLACK ENGLISH: NUN COULD SVEAR to visit ; ie VWIHAT IN “THE WORLD ICO SO SOON I GET DERE) [AS SYMES MAKES A GOOD Time THEN BREAKFAST OLD CHAP c DER Rpartimynt in wate “VOF STICTONS ERO ey MEBBE YOU CAN GIT OF TEA, HILL RUNS INTO A YOU KNOW, THE KIND LOOKS OF DER pyres murdered. 16 ae Sh St HURRY ALONG DER JOLLY WELL GINE oe THAT MOTHAN USE f ee ae | \ | EXPEDITION, VOT ? YOU A LIFT! TO MAKE- HAW" PORT": tn Buffalo tomorrow. — , wisohn, who was in Elwell attended the , OK, SEE DER was killed, arrived FOUNTAIN - oday on the steamer FILLER, FRITZ! nh newspapermen at- 4 lew her, her hus- 2 - her at the pfer, re. — | them to see her. 4 WOMAN FRIEND > DEPARTMENT STORE . | Is “IAttle Mother? — Charged. — § », 13 years old, who iy : “little mother” for a ‘ sisters at her home, _ her father being ~ her apatientatthe — 1, was arrested yes~ _ ment store where — said she had taken stockings,.a shirt dress goods. With ©8 arrested a woman English. . the woman said ano, 30:yeors : : a SUCH BOUNDERS! Nt thother ee four. — ne MY H EYE SKIP- “So DOI. EARL 15"E READY | BE HOFF WITH You- gue. She had two Jom gall UND DoT EXPLAWS ee SMES, YOU MAY SS — UT KNOW! (7 BY CHIMBLY! names be SAY itted taking the ar- | \ » had been working , ' ‘a ; eae. 5 ee ay = ” » t had been unable to and had taken the | she had nothing to placed in the House : the woman locked a - *% et PT ’ " ml. 7 ’ . My ‘ a ." : SHUMHAMB LU, , April 9.—Negotia- 2s with France to cable companies direct with the it was announced to- Department. The attempting to put companies operating the same footing as QV parrats. 1921. Preas Puriisding Co (%. ¥. World). — YY Ep! JusT A | POO-POOH= DoD ' VELL, BY GOLLY, ) SuGHT BREAN LOPE ALI Ne, | a ' _-—- ~ LOOK, FRITZ neeatoronnartiea NEFERMIND SMART YOO- HOO MISTER SHE ret) (LUCK! LISTEN MisTeR, WED GON A b : FULL SPEED EFEN MIT MY FEET | HOLD IT! [GOT A FINE. LUNCH SNIFTER FoR VIENIES! ULL SPEEDO. pol ita MIT, MEBBE You —_ . GIFF US A BOOST H CHIMBLY CRICKS! LOOK VOT SANTY LEFT FOR DER ne ita eaten I ese | ~~. Cou wanet T) HERE YOU ARE _—_ y Y ore! aL MERE OU aaa cwiraneY ~~ St) “THE FUST STOP! VIENIE BUST! HOW.1SS DER ay [LIBERTY rvoW- - Jf B. A = ia he > ; ‘ sod ‘3 4 ‘ ; i Fe ) = - = 4 25 & J+) | 2S &. e erat da = AS 7 | ia oO Rie , i 4 F414 Arabs, ws A *

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~ 7 , ~ . i epee co ee ee gent A - ' ett sear gg AAO ——— ee ee a A OL OIA: sT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, APRIL. 10, 1921. - _ —— an “ | “OH JUST HEY! wor'ke) TaN THE og tn IY »— Hawkshaw the Detective! B Gus 2 SX Se SN , ~~ es COULD | TROUBLE YOU GENTLEMEN TO ESCORT ME TO SWELLTON square ?- ~ |’M SO AFRAID TO WALK ALONE ' emer s ° fee - COME, WE'D BETTER GET OUT WITH THE LADY- SHE'S ALL ALONE HEAVENS, WHAT A LONELY NEIGHBORHOOD 4 > | fs eo » ~ oe 6 oe As en } ENJOYED oA THE OPERA SO | MUCH TO-NIGHT, joe bpd OLD TOP. ”~ - ~ + > —* ae 4 WHAT | WAS THINK- ING — POOR OLD LADY! A TTT A I on thine th Cy Yi y sf ~s i 46 es ea : . _ “™ a . ~ . Py - * - « er? a ne, de et? ee Sa ee 8 a4 - ~ . iN ten * ze 3 or? = e . Sge-7 pe -9 \ a > Ye) - LF > -o-* » - oe o~ ot - 7? ~~» —— * + 5 7 JUST CONTINUE DOWN THE STREET WITH ME, OLD TOP ! a) 7 SAY — A JOKE's THANK “COU, SIR * A Joe ! Boe GE WE Soonceeqangegange Sa FD ea | ~~ sev & Sy : =. =» ao . * 4 = bs = - - r E ¢ * . . " ° _ ; rae _ : a , 5 mn = 4 a ne . he a x ; Pie tense ae» d %, rd . ae - . . . . *“* . e ~~ = = ——— — 1} LANDED HIM, WHY YES, PROFESSOR ITS HAWKSHAW WE’LL Do THe DINVYING AT TH THE CTIVE Fx! PALS - HERES His POLICE. STATION T Cae DETECTIVE ! + . ~ \ sy > en > ™.5 WSS — — - ene oa . ~~ . ee = + S BW = RSPSRVAAW A. OY > S SONS ee WRRSorwa wm Wes Se > “ ‘ . BOP em a» a . WSS See ~ SS . “ , ‘ ‘ & . ~) ’ ’ _ - ~ > Sh . ~ ‘ . ~S x See SON ‘ . _s : . PAV SS - MEH Tl - : ‘ 3 . oe SO = Se “NS. Ss SS x . . = .S ‘ } , . Lees - , ee ——— » SS AY ~~) SS ~ my SS “Ss ~~ Ss SNS Na >= 2 : _— “S » > se . —— > Sa 2 wees. Sk SSR SS SS ~ ‘ Ca 2S , . . . So ‘ a ~ - ane . . ¥, “~~ CRRA a i it ; fy j . “a. tbe , - Le} ~~ = ~ ’ ( AMM. YT &

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a Per Tes ocr _— . G ZA 1 WANT To ‘, gS ee, oe ee WERE | | " . FIRST f - ae MARRIED | , ai y ee: ‘ LA x ike eect Ss Fon ) “at eo | e « By Briggy eee ee, —_ - Copyright N.Y. Tribure inc RoSCOoE You MUST \ NoTtT JA™m ‘YouR PocKETS FutL oc TRASH - WRY Do o€ JUST Look ~Atr \ JAmS INTO HIS Pockets WEARS HOLES. taj RoSCoE- LiISTEN- DON'T STUFF — You® - PocKeETs - So Futt of TRASH-- 17 ' STRING- GLASS ~- — COUPTrOoOrns- — Le, | eS, hE A 2 ee WEARS OUT YOUR CLOTHES *) | \ | -S- MARBLES- Brits | ——— J , ay. | J : ee oe ee ee — te ‘ TH AARt SS ASS TWA) mw om, ee oad | — — Joe 1'™ Going} ( ~ [merce WHEAT | \ WELL~ THEY 'Re / LetTeRs } Down'T, DESTROY ere 1 © : Y a teens | Riu om F \ Po STMARKED ~, | | - y ) \ 19290 | OFF THIS MORNING | ‘book gow : ——— \. On snl Wg A; 1 \ \ : z . To THE CLEANERS -—) > aa SHALL : C me. OY Suit You Toor 5 Ww -— J —_—_ ————EEE > a SS 7 , — — -™ — THis WALLET 15 ames st . [Sx LEAD PENCILS A A BUNCH oF BiG ENoucH % | | FOUNTAIN PEN - CIGAR : KEYS BIG ENOUGH, HOLD A MILLION WALLET LIGHTER -~ - COUPONS FROM : to \ FoR A py 4 F 3 : \ [A — THEATER TicKeTs ) .»~< rm WATCH MAN: DOLLARS IN — a yy SLEEPING CAR e dere Yea | ’ r 7 \ J ’ SMALL BILLS- . ¢ - | a 4 gece Ml yg M nt HAVE KEYS \~ — Op tL pada he Lui At jj as i =f a IF You'RE Goins / mater BoxES —- MoRE rEeys / To SEND‘'EM To THE - CouPOoNS — KEYS*- Coins CLEANERS - \ Junk ' vr SS ge er Maa oi a

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. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — a — — -_-_se — —_ , SUNDAY, APRIIJ. 10, 1921. DEAR OLD MyTT- "THE TIRVCEST FRIENDB A MAN EvEeR HAD. “Jeff's Pet Camel” Copyricitt, 1921, by H.C. Fistver. Trademark Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.) WHEA) JEFF WENT AWAY HE ASKED ME | To FEED AND WATER HIS PET CAMEL IT'S ENOUGH TROUBLE TO HAVE TO CARRY WATER Fo -- By BUD FISHER WE AIN'T GOT ANY MODERN COoNVEMENCES | IN THIS HOUSE BuT THE RENTS CHEAP- =» =. * - * ° - . PE, + -e- ae LET ME SEE. IT'S WORTH FIETY CENTS T Eiltte THE TUB FULL SCE WATER AND THE STRAW IN THE MATTRESS I'S EASILY WORTH A DOLLAR. re ———— WELL, \F HE AIN'T GATING THE STRAW ouT OF ANY WAY You EL\GURE LT JEFF OWES ME ONE DOLLAR AMD A HALE - Tse ] eT —_—f — = i he, ™~ ™~, SPWIS, H | EI THAT MuST HAVE BEERS A MUCH core THIS - , BFING CAMEL AT THAT. FINE CAMEL? =—/ fm SPIWIS SLIPPED M&— SIR SIDNEY, MUTT IS A REAL FRIEWD! LISTEN TO THIS TELEGRAM . KE SENT ME 2’ DON'T WORRY B TWENTY DOLLARS FOS | ABOUT YouR CAMEL, JEFF, ML iT! Now FOR A BIG AS L AM TAKING EXCELLENT iis TIME TONIGHT! Ge CARE oF HIM’: rr : ‘ jerk of ue, a a Jet "ad Pm oh %- . e aS + a ee — iT T — Me Ha ~) , ’ AF: 4 ,* Z \ RT a Wy / THe ep indies ? — pe 4.’0 ‘, ; j 14 % ene hs SD apy mag re tee ; im. ‘ . 4 Jug tut | Aye : aa ne ee of ee ae ' a '» ‘2 ‘ : | tT “7.2. |\TELEGRAM x N WAS SENT coicecf, ay, 7% «ah. if Ry») a ‘ ’ ; is ' V's ORES =e) | BAU... 1 a NG SSS : J ; Sige? ~ : te a i | Hit ) ee) i | : tab z . : ' = . ; = i | : ’ —_—~ - |

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IN ST. LOUIS AND TH SERVED BY THE POS FIRST AND ONLY NEW OPERATE ITS OWN E GREAT TERRITORY Se VUR FE DISPATCH IT 18 THE 5 T. LOUIS P O ST DISPATCH Sao OTOGRAVURE PLANT. SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 10, 1921. EGYPT’S PYRAMIDS AS VIEWED FROM AN AIRPLANE » 4 3 e a ie 344 3 - — ie * Sis i ith the fa- h ramid of Cheops (left) and of his successor, Cephren (right), with t bk ir and comnts in the distance (right). The pyramid of Cheops is 4s* feet high (originally 482), is estimated to weigh no less than 6,848,000 Rew id a covers nearly 13 acres. The other is 450 feet high, and part of the origi — casing still remains at the top. They were built more than 4500 Fe ago. Notic 14: ini s, in immediate middle foreground. the building, containing several room —Wide World Photos. most iti was i thi ing on a huge scale. The Leipzig fair, once the novel and entertaining of all the yearly expositions in Europe, revived this spring g as aasehanaaties show some of the clever advertising devices displayed there. tee - - OE A ET elise

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IN ST. LOUIS AND THE GREAT TERRITORY SERVED BY THE POST-DISPATCH IT IS THE VT I FIRST AND ONLY NEWSPAPER TO OWN AND e i: RETOGRA RE- PICTURE SECTION OPERATE ITS OWN ROTOGRAVURE PLANT. SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 10, 1921. EGYPT'S PYRAMIDS AS VIEWED FROM AN AIRPLANE a . ee eG a > A . - i ee " — oe s* = 2 a —” “ . ~GF a a , ‘ nie 2 ve boy ah a 3 — a , “* — . i. - 3 yy he “a i ae. a . " / , — “ 7 “q-~= w Pd 7 w « . * 4 - Pe r s ast % - 4 aig SS a “i ; *. > oe Key a : i : res : a2 Va” x a rH i ay * » - ; . 6 > . 3 Ee 7S Py . " * i + Pe oe > eet nites . ae ; > Ter 4 . ; Nas vs oe 8 ¢ ae ae (tag Se _ -_= * ‘ P y : we © 5 SS oadiant sete F “ a a . ~~ =~. “= TP gm ona gn cca &! 7 - &. el as Ost oe. ag = “~ a ay etigh: oman. Ane ar te: ad on a ~- oe Ng ere te — ee 3 ; * Ms % ber . — + a _ The Leipzig fair, once the most novel and entertaining of all the yearly expositions in Europe, was revived this spring on a huge scale. These four photographs show some of the clever advertising devices displayed there. —Henry Ruschin Photos.

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i - Sul —_ eS, —— Amy ~* —_ an a a ss lt —_ a - . ° . . oe + > » ; : . — eee ew ee ee —_—— . > — ~ be —__ - — ae #~- — = = . e — . ~_. = — eS ee eee ee a Miss Ethel Woods of Smithville, Mo. | Miss Margaret Lohman of Jefferson City. > of « ~~ «> . > —CIUnderwood & Underwood. IO, 192! PICTURE ScCTiON L_*A®* roL_[ ae “TIGER QUEENS” OF 1921 AT MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY. Miss Bernice Thomure of Bonne Terre. —Photos by Hixon-Connelly Studio, Kansas City. ; Miss Kimball Miss Martha | Hamilton of Martin of Excelsior Moberly. Springs. Miss Mabel Clarke of Kansas City. ec ne Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell, well known Labrador explorer, inspecting a wild cat recently captured WW with a rope by Chief Ranger Townsley of Yosemite Park and now comparatively tame. William Farnum, actor, and Mrs. Farnum waving adieu to friends just before sailing for Europe on the Aquitania. —Paul Thompson Photo. T New Photo of Dr. James Rowland Angell, who Larry Bolger, golf professional at White tlank of his Airdale instead of from a tee. proceeding. Sulphur Springs, Va., driving off from the The dog is trained to lie still during the —Copyright, Underwood & Underwood will be the next president of Yale University. He was formerly of the University of Chicago. —! a& Un , Pyright. Underwo le rwoo Charles Keck, sculptor, putting the finishing touches to his statue of General “Stonewall” Jackson on his charger. Art critics have uttered many commendations of the work ‘NV Vor hot

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“‘~ meme J ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION [=== = Sy Bx 7 PRIZE-WINNING DOGS AT THE SPRING SHOW OF THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY KENNEL CLUB a as ¥. ~ * or agli "ts English Bull, “Strathway White Light,” owned by B. D. Saltzgaber, Indiana. ee ehhh p .* oa St. Bernard, “Ear! of Chichester,” the property of S. C. Lloyd, Ferguson, Mo QGP ye rem + Sm Ps 33 s. ; “4 oA * 3, , A* i _ a : . F -* a .- ~ ay . 7 : | ® S Pomeranian, “Dainty Wee um, owned Dy Mrs. T. W. Sessinghaus, St. Louis. Dew antmad : a" Soe). tity See - ram © oy OT we eee re Pees, * s eine - > W if Hound, “Mitzi. owned by Collie, “Sterling Laund — horn Ralph A. Lechtenberg. owned by Edwin L Pickha St. Louis. Milwaukee, Wis RET pee eg Tp Eo pe age RE een / 7 a “ 4

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| sunpay mornine_ | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION , —a eg poe notte i =~ “ me, “4 oy ek phe Experiment conducted in Dunning Hospital for the Insane, Illinois, to deter- mine whether music can be employed as a curative agent. The nee here shown is an Armenian war refugee. —Copyr nd g eth l a ' ' Snapshot of the noted novelist, Booth Tarkington, and 3 y | i iat At last a real gorilla in captivity. This one weighs 184 pounds and his arms rs. Tarkington, Mace ss eee eee ee ene are 54 inches long. He is kept in an unusually strong cage. —Internutional Photo, I ,, - ee is Miss Elizabeth Mauran and her father, John L. Mauran, of St. Louis, out for a Spring canter in the Virginia mountains. —TTr qd TW | & | tT) } rw Guess what this is! First train of Spring opening the branch line to the National Yellowstone Park. A rotary railroad plow is headed di- rectly for the camera. —Underwood & Underwood. buv a pillow . } aNi ‘Are the Ef: ATHERS WASHED? F they are not wasned—don't buy—sa not going to take a pillow that isn’t ] and pure. I want a Restwel.’ Restwels are the only pillows filled with vr feathers. In addition to } long-lasting, tere are your home by Write for ‘*’ »A eing luxuriousls mf abs iutelyv Pure and buying Restwel Pillows. At all cd Che Art of Bedmaking”’ showing all methods of making beds c: imifortable. Free THE ROBINSON RODERS CO Newark . INC., KANSAS CITY Chicago Little Rock ae ite Y RESI WEL ° This ball of strin ———————— cjihtencuaan g, nearly two feet in diameter and weighing 6 : i ie nd from the strings used in a year by this 5 4 pounds, —— oes gs Mrs. Ewing Hill of St. Jsouis, pnotog:aphed at PILI OWS AND MAI T PRES SSES ‘ arrier. idle eat 2 Underv ‘healt | Virginia resort. Tr lerwood & Underwood is i ——__-————

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nds and his arms | ys | Snap! Lhat's the Wilsnap Habit! HE smallest-size Wilsnaps:! ‘'qualitv’’ finish—rust-proof — The largest-size Wilsnaps! dependable. | Equally desirable All have the Wilsnap habit. for your tub frocks! Your street See how—each Wilsnap snaps dresses! Your evening gowns! snug tight! See—each Wilsnap Wilsnaps always wuv// snap, releases right! wherever snap_ fasteners are And each little Wilsnap is of — used. THE WILSON FASTENER CO., (Cleveland I LSNAP Fashion's Fastener

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— ——. « * -~ « - * - - ~ = ——_ ~_ i : i) | a i, - Pe Se ST ete see pe [sxar wore] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION | APRIL 10, 1921 i Ae GF TOWING Mis LSS 5) le ging ¢&- | Who requires a ladys size, we feature this dainty one-strap with misses low heel. Shown in brown kid. black kid, patent leath- er or white kid Sizes 2% to 7—widths AA to D. Special value at $h.00 Mail Orders Filled We Pay Parcel Post You can dress the whole family here as cheap as elsewhere only ope 4 Men’s Wool mi¥ Suits,*S | Fine WorkPants,*1°°° Bought from some of the swellest homes, Mack inaws. $300 Men's All Wool Sack Coats, $1.50 Khaki Pants, $1 50, new RAINCOAT, $3.00 Over 500 fine Ratncosts on hand. If you need a Raincoat or Cravenette, here's your chance Ladies’ Spring Coat, $2 Ladies’ Spring Dress, $2 Ledies’ Spring Suit, $3 Boys’ Suits, $2.50; Girls’ Cloaks, ITS A PLEASURE TO CLEAN YOUR DIAMONDS AT HOME WITH In addition to making your d'*monds sparkle as if cleaned by the jeweler T MOND SHINE It is surprising ings out the beautiful works wonders on cut gl how. DIMOND SHINE! sys of the cut glass For we alt ewelers’ or Ma! asc for DIMOND SI.‘NE CO. Grimm & Gorly Bldg. pia Washingion A, St Lowis ¢ Peckage $2.50. Ladies’ Raincoats, $1.50 3713 WASHINGTON Near Grand We Close at 8 P.M Deformities of the Back Now Is the Time to reatly benefited or en Cet Rid of These tirely cured by the Phil Ugiy Spots _T Burt Method FRECKLES | : a = . The 40,000 cases si There 's no longer The cessfully treated in our slightest need of feeling A os | experience of mo re that yo ashamed of vour freckles as 19 snore eth lute proof Othine— double strength —is ore td of this statement gu: aranteed to remove these No mattéf how serious your def home iv Sy r0OtS, r what treatments you — 0s 2 usan is Of sutterers is met Simply get an ounce of Othim po: eed ange e -double strength- -from ang . the Philo Burt Method in your o' dreeriat and apply a little of it night and morning and vou The Philo Burt Appliance on 30 Days’ Trial should soon set that even the worst freckles have disappear, While the Rehees anne have vanished entirely. It ia seldom that more than an ounce is needed to completely clear the skin and gain a beautiful clear complexion Be sure to ask for the double strength Othine as this is sold under guarantee of money hack if it fails to remove freckles. hegun to | &s Have Baby deanty in a Gordon Motor Crib. More pleasure for you whee motoring with baby tucked sni a! in this convenient Ay. safest wav, the doctors say Crib saath ouring car. Sp rine arrangement ab roughest roads. Ho od when raise dd tects against weather Fold crib flat or detach when tin use Parcel post prepaid if no dealer near divatrated booklet and dealer's vame GORDON MOTOR. CRIB co. 219 North & Chicago Barrette Aurora: Vice-Versa (Reversible) Waver sHOEMARy HOSE lovely soft waves you envy may be yours with “Aurora” Wavers. No beat required. Two col- ors: Shell or Amber. If not at your _ 531-4 Odd Fellows Bidg oe Jamestown, N.Y 4 ; ; f VG Sl) - , “®,y Sec > os » tay ak, ( ' all _Send 4 a Seer ae A —* — AX it nit tor 10 ult, days. an teli t froma =e || HAPPY 41111 AARP 11 FARO 11 011 TTT TT 9 PPE] ROAR 1 PARDO TH RA e111 4 iii — | 111 | ; ’ ’ DEE Ta emeaasll LL Uscsscessasil JIU Uinawenannlll LLL LLL tm sannanae LULL apa anandbl oe DLLoLLL a aaaaill ULL PLP ORL), nome of Karo as a You cannot in Karo. psi rissa issorossi ee idadssaessh rnin nn ulllc..uwiML...i.. i] abliball tt tase N millions of homes in America hardly a day goes by that Karo isn't served at some meal. This has built up the wonderful sale of more than two hundred million cans last year. There must be a reason for this—even apart from the use delicacy. And now food experts are telling us what this is. Do you know what Dextrose is? Dextrose, the great energy food. Most foods you eat — such as bread, starchy vegetables and all forms of sugar — have to be changed into Dextrose before your system can use them as energy foods. There is a large percentaye of Dextrose So Karo may almost be said to be a predigested food. These are scientific facts, very highest medical and food au- thorities. Send for the free booklet mentioned below and read the facts. Is it any wonder that children Eminent Food Authorities give the real reason for the remarkable nation-wide popularity of Karo—the great American syrup (Important to all parents) who get plenty of delicious Karo are full of life and bounding energy! Give your children plenty of rich nourishing Karo-—on cakes or bread. Or let them make pure home-made candy with Karo, and have it in the house whenever they want some wholesome, delicious fudge, taffy or caramels. The moderate price you pay for Karo is quite as tempting as its satisfying flavor. Compare Karo for price and flavor with other syrups. If you are not satisfied re- turn the balance of the can to your grocer and get your money back. table and cooking live long without Your Protection Do not be deceived by cans containing syrup that might look like Karo. The name Karo” is on ev. y can of original Karo look for it ana assured of full weight cans and highest quality. FREE A booklet eve ry parent should read. Tells all about the wonderful food value of Karo; explains the meaning of Dextrose and why children thrive on it. Sent free with the beautifully illustrated Cook Book of 64 pages. Write Corn Products Refining Co., Argo, Illinois. supported by the — —— — ——— a HH] 7 ae. a it eVirrer Hy sii oe aA iil, f i. w—--" BLUE Karo The standard table syrup. Also for cooking, baking and candy-making. Light brown color, delicious flavor—a heavy-bodied syrup. RED Karo The ideal Syrup for every use—for cook- ing, baking, candy-making ard preserving. Be- cause of its honey-like appearance many pre- fer it as a spread for cakes, biscuits, breads. GREEN Karo Flavored with highest grade real maple sugar. Very moderate in price—absolutely pure. The makers of Karo are the world’s largest users of the highest grade maple sugar —over a thousand tons used annuaily. ' i 11111 1111 de As aripeeniy ult! Teeter” WV i, {1TA111 C61 RM ’ 7 orre stil tT} AO 13S CPROo ra. nn. OH 101111 Se 11/1111 0 T1111 190 ARNOTT ’ (] seega: ones ' 9 OE i PP Ptz ees Oreo es ee «- : SES) | Baas “ winalar! if tie i ita bi 0G OI, * wre ee canee ces a. 22 ~L- ue on i ; — * . > a et . 3s / an<$ . v) E very woman should know what this mark means HEN you reach in your vanity-case or \ hand bag, and vith a quick dab from your dainty compacte, renew the fresh charm of your skin, do you realize to whom you are indebted for this handy little invention ? It is only natural that the study of skin color- ings and textures has yeached its zenith in the century-famed ateliers of*Dorin of Paris. There. poudre and rouges, of exquisite softness and re- finement, have been perfected for different kinds of coloring—for the many types of brunettes and blondes. Here, also, was invented the idea of compressing these poudres and ronges of inimitable tineness into handy little compact placques—so that you could have always with you your favorite poudre and rouge. You must be on your cuard So popular did this idea become that the name siges, from the large bureaw sise (3 in.) “Dorin” has been loosely applied to any compacte to the smallest vanity size (M4 in.), also Unscrupulous dealers and manufacturers have even “t ype cond p ME cmon ae gone further, and imitated and counterfeited the ctc.. ete. famous Dorin label. So Dorin of Paris gives yaw this Remember to i? A * wr we, warning: i ia i "Wael on ouaue ann In addition to his own label on the top of the hoa, he asks you to look also on thé bottom of every box for the little round tabel that carries the name of F. R Arnold & Co is firm has been selected as the sole importer of Dor..’s poudres and rouges. Only by looking for this label can you feel sure you are not being imposed upon by a substitute or a counterfeit. Send today for this sample offer As an aid in selecting the tints that will emphasize your particular kind of beauty, we have prepared a booklet, “What Is Your Coloring?” It defines the various types of beauty and recommends harmonizing combinations of poudre and rouge for each type. For 25c-in stamps or coin, this booklet, together with two miniature compactes (La Dorine Poudre and Dorin’s Rouge) will be mailed vou. Tell us the color of your eves, hair and skin, so that we can select the exact shades for you. Or send 10¢ in coin and you will receive this booklet with two Dorin packets, one of poudre and ou. of rouge en poudre (loose powder form). Remember to send description of your coloring Address your letter to F: R. ARNOLD & CO.,, Sole Importer, 18 West Twenty-Second St., New York. aan 3 DORIN OF P\RIS / iw WZ Dorin (lientele Without exception. the genuine Dorin preparations made especially for the women of America are labeled ‘‘F. ARNOLD & CO., New York.” Do not buy any that are not so labeled. Especial attention is called to the fact that there are ready for immediste de- livery in New York, 10 distinctive Rouges and 8 shades of La Dorine Compact Poudres, each supplhed im 6 Signed, 71¢éme Décembre, 1920. ee oe — te oe oe Pe oy ee ee ae ee ee ee oe ee oe ee tr tt tt tl? tt tt ee ee Poudres Compactes (La Dorine) — Rouges Compactes 1249 Lavender Box To be genuine, Dorin Rouges and Poudres made for the U. S. A. must also bear the name F. R. Arnold & Co. Carmine Box | rTTTyiyf | | PSeCCeCeyrert eee bibiiiiaa, Make your skin “A skin you love to touch” A BEAUTIFUL skin, soft, smooth, faultlessly -clear—any girl can have this charm. For your skin is constantly changing—eacl day old skin dies and new takes its place. Give this new skin the right treatment, and see how soft and lovely vou can keep it. if your skin is very sensitive and easily irritated, use each night this speciul treatment: IP a soft washcloth warm water and hold it to your face. Now make a warm water lather of Woodbury’s Facial Soap and dip ' vour cloth up and down until the cloth is “fluffy * with the soft, white lather. Rub this lathered cloth gently over your skin until the pores are thoroughly cleansed. Rinse first with warm, then with clear, cool water and dry carefully. ra THE very first ti .ou use this treatment it will leave vour skin with a slightiv drawn, tight feeling. Do not regard this as a disadvantage it is an indication tha it the treatment is iloing you good, for it means that your skin is responding in the right way to this method of cleansing. After a few treatments the drawn feeling will disap pear and your skin will gain a new, healthful sense of softness and smoothness. Get a cake of Woodbury’s today, at any drug store or toilet goods counter, and begin this treatment tonight. A 25-cent cake of Woodbury’s will last for a month or six weeks. ‘The Andrew Jergens Co., Cincinnati, New York and Perth, Ontario. a ; Dont wash clothe Staufer's Laund: ) markable in its cle One 5c Stautfer’s two boilers of clot required Used to washing everything iest woolens to the Every grocer in Staufer'’s, but if ye will send you a pac Staufer Laundry St University St St ‘ ~~ U K — attractive in thie waists and low-cu Phe refinement awoman depe nd lesa forette cTrimmoatinkg Wo arrvcart hy Delaton ply-—eimple Lulu WASN'T m | awkward “T'se awfu You see ft and over the ‘*“Now see blame you f The Premier Va¢ the one with the ber-fingered bri driven and clea the heaviest ru least injury tot fabric. It's no’ vant likes the only cleans rugs work, backs of } fixtures, uphols tresscs. 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ST SLEEP IS THE MOST IMPORTANT. THING “Silly old proverbs” blamed by him for a widespread misconception about the necessity of getting all the restful slumber we possibly can— Why plentiful sleep is more essen- tial than food for health, success and life itself—Helpful advice to people who suffer from insomnia. ERE is a doctor who will have to be suppressed, if wi would rescue from the rubbish pile a number of the best-known proverbs handed down by our forefathers. Not only does he revile those proverbs and the conduct based upon them, but he gives a lot of plaguy scientific reasons, What he says has a most convi:cing ring, which perhaps make his attack upon certain ancient maxims still more offensive. But while some of the old-fashioned elders (especially those with a New England background) may squirm, this man will be hailed with delight by the younger generation. For Edwin F. Bowers, M. D., has written a book (‘Sleeping for Health,” Britton Publishing Co.) in which he ridicules the idea that there is anything com- mendable, or “smart,” or profitable either to health or purse, in denying one’s self the full amount of sleep which the body craves. “We need all the sleep that we can get,” he de- clares flatly, “and should take all that we can use.” In an early chapter of this interesting little volume he savs: too. will Function of Sleeping O SPEND more energy-—especially nervous energy--in a day than one can restore in a night's sleep is to be headed for phys- ical bankruptcy. The physiological fact about sleep is that we need all we can get, and should take all we can a To make children get up before they have had enough restful sleep to thoroughly refresh them is a foolish, health-destroying crime against the child and an insult to nature. To get enough to replenish the vital forces— there’s the whole philosophy of sleep in a nut- shell. Nething in the drug store or in the optical shop does so much good for tired, overworked eyes as sound sleep. The most dangerous things about insomnia are the remedies used to club it into insensibility. To have an occasional wakeful night is an evi- dence of intelligence. Hardly a normal man or woman but will sometimes have experiences that cause a period of wakefulness. Only human clods sleep undisturbed, through every sort of storm and stress. None sleep quite so soundly as those who IN THE WORLD, SAYS THIS DOCTOR: An Expert's Comments on the | have earned it by the sweat of their brow. To city-bred ears and nerves, the country is the noisiest place in the world. Separate beds for every sleeper are as neces- sary as separate dishes for efery eater. \ interesting and convincing manner. Those engaged ip : six-day bicycle races and other half-witted forms of diversion eat four or five times as much food ag the : ordinary man. Yet the end of the contest finds them hollow-eyed and cadaverous. Loss of sleep—even more than their physical exertions—has prevented them from transforming food into tissue. “It is this positive reconstructive quality in sleep that explains why babies, whose chief business in life ig tg grow, spend from 16 to 18 hours out of every 24 in sleep. ing, a capacity which gradually diminishes as maturity is approached, until it finally settles down around the average of nine hours. / “The deeper the sleep the quicker the recuperation, and the more effectively all the vital processes of re. pair are carried out. The lighter and more disturved the sleep, the slower the recuperation from fatigue and the longer it takes to effect repair.” True reconstructive sleep, declares the author, “algo restores the oxygen balance in the tissues. This hag a most important bearing upon our state of health.” He says that of the total intake and outgo of oxygen during each 24 hours, the ratio varies about as follows: In waking hours, 60 per cent is given off and 40 per cent taken in, while in sleeping hours, some 60 per cent is taken in as against 40 per cent given off. He summarizes the necessity of sleep, and plenty of it, in these words: “Actually, the sleep period represents the time re quired to restore the oxygen balance in the tissues, re- charge the organic batteries, build up the broken-down tissue and oxidize and otherwise get rid of accumulated fatigue poisons.” Dr. Bowers says we “may be sure that ‘Good night and pleasant dreams’ has a deeper significance than most of us realize. For a sleep with pleasant dreams fis beneficial, like a pleasant visit from @ —_—_-_- “Slodern conditions, with their anxieties, cares and hurries, are caus- ine much nervous instability—direct- ly traceable to lack of proper sleep. Never before was there a time when people needed to sleep so long and so ‘bard’ in order to build up vital- ity wasted in our intensive methods of living than right now. | “The man who continuously loses in the amount of sleep he requires is laboring under a handicap that will diminish his chances of success in life. The woman who habitually is disturbed in her rest, and in its dura- tion, will make a failure of her chil- dren. “We need all the sound, restful, re- freshing sleep we can get. Sleep builds health--health brings wealth, friend. We know that if the emotions are pleasantly stimulated by dreams the digestion and assimilation of food e.ative processes are carried on more harmoniously. Pleasant dreams create a feeling of restfulness and well-be ing that result in an improved state - of mind and body.” But bad dreams and nightmares pro- duce exactly the opposite effects and~ the author declares that “anything and everything that conduces either & dreamlessness or to pleasant dreams makes for health and physical resili- ency. And everything that disturbs sleep or that causes unpleasant dreams lowers our vitality, depletes our store of vital energy and tends to make our miserable lives shorter and decidedly beauty and happiness.” Dr. Bowers states that until recently even scientists regarded sleep as a purely negative process. When we slept it was believed that bodily functions ceased and that we were busy doing nothing. So sure were people that time spent in sleeping was a kind of theft of producing power, that ‘a certain odium has crept into our conception of sleep,” he says, and cites the term “sleepy-head” as one which carries a definite: measure of reproach. Continues this doctor: “We are steering clear of those bewhiskered old saws that extolled the wonders and advantages of early rising to a heavy-eyed race, and we are taking a lesson from old Mother Nature in jearning to follow our in- stincts. * * ®* “We now know that sleep, far from being the ‘death of life, is one of the most important of all living func- tions--the thing that makes life possible."’ And a little later he says that sleep “instead of being the waste of time and the necessary evil that we fatu- ously think we deserve meda!s for curtailing, is the most important thing in the world—more important even than food.” And then he states that men have Fone 63 days without food and a week without water, but that they usually die in less than 10 days i: totally deprived of sleep. The victims of Chinese torturers, so it is said, rarely keep their reason after the fifth or sixth day of their enforced wakefulness. Again we quote from the doctor: “Most of us think of the up-and-doing chap as an ag- &ressive, fighting-jawed individual who arises early enough every morning to wake the robins up for break- fast. Always we think of a hero as a lithe young fel- low who gets along on a minimum amount of sleep. “All our asinine old proverbs pin figurative ribbons of honor on the poor dolt who ‘short changes’ himsel! on sleep to win the fatuous approbation of whomeve happens to find out how saving he is with this « modity. “We have heard about Napoleon, Frederic the Great, Frederick Schiller, Charles XII, the Duke of PAGE TWO. Weliington and John Wesley so often that we have come to believe that the greater and more intelligent a man is, the less sleep he requires. “We have accepted that toothless, precept doddering old ‘Nature requires five, Custom takes seven Laziness takes nine, And wickedness eleven, as gospel truth. “We figured that Virgil and Horace, Franklin and Price tley, Puffon and Parkhurst, and scores of other notables in the.world of art, literature and science did their best work on a very moderate amount of sleep. Therefore, why should anyone need more?” ‘wo of the doctor's interesting chapters are entitled “Why Do We Sleep?” and “What Sleep Does,” and from the latter chapter the following extracts are taken: “Sleep substitutes, for the destructive processes of active life, constructive measures. It reverses the downward trend that accompanies waking life. It lifts us back to the top of that physiological toboggan down which we commence to slide the moment we gel up. “It recharges the exhausted body batteries and fills the organic furnace with fresh fuel, for the ‘anabolic’ or building-up processes are in excess of the ‘katabolic’ or breaking-down processes during sleep. “It is during sleep that the final transformation of food into tissue is effected—that the finished product of digestion is finally converted into new muscle, brains, blood and nerve cells. “This explains the fattening influence of sleep, and shows why the dietitian, in attempting to reduce an overly-corpulent patient to reasonable proportions, first cuts down his hours of steep. “Loss of sleep is really a form of starvation, not to be made up by increasirg the amount of food taken into the system. ‘Endurance racers’ prove this in an SUNDAY MAcAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—APRIL 10, 1921. more miserable.” Dr. Bowers observes that light sleepers generally appear to be all right, but that he ‘has yet to meeta ; person who has been for years a persistent light sleep- — er who did not have some organic or nervous defect.” And he repeats that the final conversion of food into nutritive material is effected mostly during sleep, and that the sounder and more restful the sleep the more quickly and the more effectively this transformation is effected. He declares it fs safe to say that no food, in itself, contains any soporific or hypnotic quality. “As a matter of fact, a whole barrel of lettuce, flanked by a bushel of onions, doesn't contain sufficient hypnotic to put a flea asleep. And the same is true of milk.” The author cites irritability, nervousness, inability to concentrate, progressive weakness and deficient physical tone as definite pathological conditions pro duced by loss of sleep. More serious effects due to a deficiency of the proper kind of sleep include mental and bodily exhaustion, anemia, a lowered resisting ability (making people more predisposed to contract tuberculosis or any COB- tagious disease) and intermittent action of the heart, while the increase in sleeplessness is given as a chief predisposing factor in the increase of arterio-sclerosi#. Active exercise, such as a brisk but not too fatigu- ing walk before retirjng, “will sometimes work Wom ders for either a human sioth or a brain abuser,” he declares. A warm bath before retiring, a wet pack, & cold cloth at the head or the back, or other measures tending to promote elimination and equalize the ciret lation, will usually give satisfactory results, too. “For those of sedentary habits who are troubled with cold feet, a hot footbath or, better still, a cold foot bath, with vigorous friction following it, and the wearing of a warm pair of bed stockings, will often induce sleep,” says the author. ; If everybody had proper sleeping conditions “and @ clear conscience,” says the doctor, “the sum total of happiness and health would be marvelously increased.” mr — proceeds more favorable. All the veg = ~ % Distin unk were occ In recen revealin der of a ago, wh Edgar L Researc! containi In end the unk: the buil« passed b world. “° entirely cupy tw a moder curved f its walls ried sto of logs, { in distar power ar with The bnui fied, - w workers, the of priest by a vir in what While Canyon torians, vears, Cr touched cimen museurn. last spri summer fri | sumed th tinued f plans cor i ography | ination View

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® engaged in ed forms of food as the t finds them -—even more d them from in sleep that in life is to y 24 in sleep- as maturity } around the recuperation, “esses of re- re distur wed | fatigue and jutbor, “also s. This has of health.” 0 of oxygen t as follows: and 40 per ome 60 per ven off. He ylenty of it, he time re > tissues, re- »roken-down accumulated ‘Good night ficance than nt dreams is visit from a he emotions by dreams tion of food All the veg- ed on more ‘eames create ind well-be- proved state )tmares pro- effects and nything and either to lant dreams ysical resili- at disturbs sant dreams -s our store © make our d decidedly SS generally t to meet a light sleep- ous defect.” »f food into g sleep, and ‘p the more nsformation od, in itself, As a mattet a bushel of © put a flea 3s. inability d deficient litions pro- f the proper exhaustion, ting people vw any con- ' the heart, 1 as a chief io-sclerosis. too fatigu- work worn- abuser,” he wet pack, a ‘'' measures e the circu- , too. yubled with . cold foot- . and the will often ons “and «a m total of increased.” | Apartment House of a Thousand Rooms, ™ Relic of Vanished Race, Is Unearthed Distinctive type of structure, heretofore unknown to scientists, is discovered by workers from the School of American Research at Chettro Ket- tle, New Mexico, and affords a novel study both in pattern and solidity of construction. : : : By ROBERT H. MOULTON REAT community structures and religious sanctuaries, which challenge the admira- tion and constructive ability of our mod- ern civilization, are being slowly un- earthed by archeologists operating in what is known today as Chaco Canvon, New Mexico. Centuries ago these buildings were occupied by a race which has fallen into oblivion. Im recen't years the desert sands have been swept aside, revealing one wonder after another. The greatest won- der of all, however. came to light only a few months ago, when forces working at Chettro Kettle, under Edgar L. Hewitt. director of the School of American Research at Santa Fe. excavated an apartment house containing 1°") rooms. In enduring, residential architecture the unknown people who constructed the building attained to levels not sur- Old stone passed by the architects of the ancient stairway. world. The apartment, which has been ~~ e-em ee a" 34 entirely buried for centuries, would oc- cupy two large biocks if set down in a modern American city. Its great curved front extends for 700 feet. In its Walls are 50,000,000 \leces of quar- ried stone, not to mention thousands of logs. poles and slabs, which were cut in distant forests, transporied by man power and set in their respective places with the aid of implements of stone. The building, archeoiozists are satis- fled, was erected. not by unwilling workers, who labored under the lash of priestly or kingly taskmasters, but by a virile people, who took pleasure in what they were doinz. While other monuments in Chaco Canyon have been unearthed bv his- fOrians, and also by vandals, in past years. Chettro Kettle has remained un- touched. So far as known, not a spe- cCimen from it ie to be found in any Museum. The excavating was begun last spring and proceeded during the summer months. Work will be re- sumed this summer and wil! be con- tinued for at least five vrears. The plans contemplate a study ef the phvsi- Ography of the region. a careful exam- imation of the ruins and a thorough View of north wall, 700 feet 2 oo long. General view of the excavated section of Chettro Kettle. of the archi- ex ons ‘ - study tecture, art, ic resources and ethnological relia- tions of the ancient inhabitants. In short, the undertaking is to uncover such facts as are obtainable concerning the e* tinct community of which Chettro Kettle is a part, and to pro- duce, as far as such facts warrant, a pic- ture of the life that lived ages azo in this remote pi. e Today, no Was written word of history ex- ists concerning the 10,000 persons who called Chaco Canyon home a thousand or more years avo Even the name bv which they were known is Per- somewhere in ruins something | ,8t. haps the SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—APRIL 10, 1921. of the blood, language and cultural potenti: s of these remarkathile people Survives, to become availatie in the evolution of the American race Hewitt is satisfied from his observations it Chettro mafured in ran Kettle that he is studying a culture without serious interruption, that to the summit of its civilization and then oblivion. He believes that the people never cultivated more than 3/0 acres of land at an; numbered more than 1\'.\"- Evidences of decline snoch as one sees in mocern towns or . : \e nm © peupie tnat its course went into one tim and never nueblos in New Mexi- co apd Amzona are not visible here The first step taken at Chettro Kettle last spring was to examine the earea surrounding the ruin for refuse heaps and burial! placea, which, unless excavat first, might be lost under the debris from the build ings. A large oval mound a few yards to the east of the walla was divided from end to end by a broad trench om its longer axis going down to the undis- turbed sn1! A gimilar trench on ‘the short diameter cut it to quarters. In addition, large sections on the east sic of the mound nearest the pueblo were com- *xamined and remove from pletely excavated, minutely - s¢ ; al . 7 nn ar The stratification of the mound its »weginning was thus laid bare. not only for the information of the archeologists doing the work, but for study Ub ; anyone else who may wish to undertake the reading of the story it has to tell. The successive lavers were fairly clear. arrying plentiful remains implements, potsherds an refuse of domestic life’ The archeolocists are satisfied + . , " 2 a , 7. + : ; that the mound was not used as a pice for thr irial o 7 | — J , t+ - ’ all deposits yt Cultura: - 2 ] meio ' vone i tne 45 'AGa of the dead It vielded much materia! for study, but little that was suitable for museum display, In determining the proceeding at Chettro Kettle, it was aasumed that many unfamiliar factors had to %e reckoned witb—an assumption which has been fully confirmed as the work has advanced The most favorable approarh seemed to be Way almost com piete! y hich was of danger to of the southeast corner buried, suggesting a minimum from shattered walls. It was at the end of presenting the only clearly It was one point of origin of the great ridge, former!) supposed to be a buried wall, that sweepe in a bold curve from this point to the west end of the site, 7° feet away. Examination of the corner, the archeologists be- Heved. would revea! several important aspects of their problem. Tt-refore, an area of %) feet square was laid off for excavation. t ¢ , wordamen one _ ing, r - > + nl “= , ££ 44hs8 exposed corner pon completing the excavation it was found that the curved front was a building with a massive central] axis and rooms on either side. It may have been two stories in height in places) Jhe cen- tral wall is pierced by doorways all securely closed with masonry. original!y affording communication be- tween the rooms on the inner court and those facing outward. The exterior rooms are without outside openings on the level that remaina. Outside this series of exterior rooms is a trench (Continued on Page 1; , PAGE THREE.

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Mes Ten children, happy and riotous and all of them orphans or “half” orphans, await the nightly home-coming of Pa- trolman Joseph A. Schneider, after his quiet day directing trafic at 12th and Locust Streets—Mrs. Schneider explains why they have such a brood, and how they manage it on a mod- estincome. :-: °-: By Marguerite Martyn. rq HE busiest man in St. Louis” was the caption at one of the big picture theaters recently which announced a picture in action of Joseph A. Schneider, who directs the traf- fic at Tweifth and Locust streets. and the audience, aimost before the picture flashed into view, signaled its recognition and, by its qui resounding applause, to express the sentiment the caption might have seemed that added most The best-known,” or “the ar man in the city It is due to something more than the fact that Schneider Stationed at the greatest city that his picture is instantly recognized. Other officers share the detail with him. but he is better known than others because of a more conspicuous per- sonality. He is a tall man, with a ruddy face, set off by gray hair, who would of hims2lf stand out in any parade cf Chief OBrien’s finest or But it is his versatility at a place where rreal pol li is traffic center in the silver noticeabiy handsomest the utmost versatility is needed, his ability to crowd movement, activity, gesture, into a given space of time, to look four ways at once, keep both thumbs in motion, Feep up a constant verbal flow of: directions, greet acquaintances from any of the four directions. detect any error or infraction of the rules, referee mis- understandings, keep everybody moving and look out at the same time for everybody's interests and welfare, that he has become a familiar figure to pedestrians and motorists alike Yes, we all think we know Officer Schneider. Thou- pass the corner daily get to thinking, as he seems to single each one out for some special attention, that they are his special proteges, forgetting that thou- sands of others come in for the same personal recog- nition and attention. Thousands of us think we know this public institution and no doubt thousands of as flash past him, hurrying homeward every hing, breathe a little inward prayer that when he fin- ishes his daily st he may retire to the peace and quiet that should surely be the most treasured reward of one working at so nerve-rac‘ing a task Which thought and which prayer, I, for one, have just come to Know, are entirely wasted upon this versatile personality have just fqund out what, I dare say, will be news to thousands who think they know him, that Officer Schneider. goes home, does not seek utter quiet and solitary relaxation. No, he pre- fers to go home to a little five-room flat, crowded with 10 (TEN) healthy, happy, and therefore riotous and clamorous, children. That he prefers to do this, that he prefers this noisy household, relatively less exciting than Twelfth and Locust corner, perhaps, but most exciting com- pared to what the average tired working man prefers: that he PREFERS this lively household is said ad- visediy, for he has no children of his own. The -10 are all orphans, or half orphans, all dependent, to whom, as a matter purely of choice, he has assumed the role of adepted father—or uncle. Those having fathers living are encouraged not to forget that fact, and with them he assumes only the second best title, uncle—Uncle Joe PAGE FOUR. is who Sal us, eve- im? Ake ? he when the Patrolman Joseph A. Schneider, Mrs. Perhaps to sav that Officer Schneider “prefers” the large family needs a little qualification. It is Mrs. Schneider’s preferences which rule the situation. When he has gone heme and found his wife has increased the size of the family with one or two or three addi- tions—one day he found unannounced an installment of twins, 8 years old, and another brother, G—he has been known to put on a bit of a storm. “Weman, woman, how many more?” he has ex- claimed, sinking into a chair, for a moment flabber- gasted and pardonably so, as who will not agree? Put we have Mrs. Schneider’s word for it that in a little while he has become so attached to each ch'id that when tim4és get bard and the cost of living soars overwhelmingly and the prospect of the salary increase from $125 a month to $150 dwindles to $145, which in- crease continues to be a prospect waiting on the Gov- ernor’s signature, and it comes to a discussion as to which child shall be abandoned, he becomes just like any other father, unable to say which he would most willingly give up, and so he Keeps them all. When I heard af the remarxable family, I asked Officer Schneider to tell me about it. To be sure, it was at an inopportune moment, when we had to Keep hopping a step to the east, north, south or west to keep our toes from under the tires of the cars whirl- ing around us, which might account for some impa- tience. He said “Aw, go out and ask the wife. about them.” So I went out to 1362A Goodfellow avenue and found “the wife,’ a surprisingly young loo*ing, comely wom- an, of whose exclusive attention any husband might well be proud, with dimples in both cheeks, pretty blonde hair, charmingly moulded figure and a bland, placid manner. It was nearly noon, and seven of the younger chil- dren who attend the school near by would soon be flocking in for luncheon at the long table, on which a white cloth was already laid in the kitchen. There would not be much time to talx—but the foster moth- er’s placid manner did not betoken any fuss or hurry. “We never had anv children of-our own,” said Mrs. Schneider, “but in all we have taken 13 children into our home. Our ocildest child, who came to us when she was 9, grew up, was married from our house and two years ago, at the age of 22, she died.” A shadow of sorrow crossed her face. “Two of our boys are now traveling salesmen, making good money. They still come home to us for holidays. “Our 18-year-old boy has just recently enlisted She can tell you all in Schneider and mine of their orphans. the Marines. Our 16-year-old is in the second year @ high school and is making $8 a week as a messenger after school. So, soon we will have left at home only nine children. And,” she added gravely. a little shyly, as if confessing a fault, “I should like to have an eves dozen.” “But why? And where”? And how” The inter viewer's questions crowded over one another, after she had recounted the names and ages of four girls, 12; two, 10, and one, 8 years of age, and the six boys, one, 18: one, 16, three, 12, and one, 6. “Why do I take them?” she responded. “I suppose people do think I am weak in the upper story, but. there has been some good and unavoftdable reasoa why I should take each of them. When you have adopted one child, people seem to assume you will take another, and they bring you homeless children whom you just cannot turn away. “Five of our children now are wards of the Board of Children’s Guardians, who board them with me for $15 a month, each. The allowance has just recently been raised to $15. It was formerly $10. Then §12. Each child the board expects to leave here only until somebody can be found to adopt it. But time goes os and the board finds homes for other children and seems satisfied to leave these with me. I never would willingly give one up unless I was convinced the new parents would be perfectly satisfied with the child— for it does a child no good to be shifted about. He soon gets to thinking nobody cares for him. I never would willingly see any child sent to an institution. There they are raised by the clock and come out @® if they had been trained in a penitentiary. A good offer was made for my baby, my 6-year-old, Alfred, who came from the Children’s Guardians. Now, het a very strong-willed child, full of pep and lovable, but he needs a firm hand. I felt certain he would not prove satisfactory, just at first, in a new environment, and I shouldn't want him back afier my training had been undone. And he just must not be cast adrift He has a most pathetic history. Two of his brothers and three sisters died in one week of diphtheria. Then his mother died. The father went on living alone with this one remaining child, when he was takes to the hospital with measles. Before he had recovered from that he was seized with scarlet fever. The fa- ther was already crazed with grief and this was the last straw. They toox him to an insane asylum, where he still is. “I talked it over with my husband, and I decided that (Continued on Page 5.) SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—APRIL 10, 1921. > ~~ &@ i i a i smarRable Family in Sf Louis} © Scientis jority cann dents fuse the Vitto Fran was now Salin general p thing ent! ing w! of it cannot Since tl been hints have test might of little ¢ Stiliman, The con science ft by the m: obtaining ing this « turn the « A curt denial of the medi to scienti cect at St. Lou been unit in ai advanced fact that | they hold One s ~ of suc’ the professor Mos just pul ris we should the Child heard the his own he's a £0 said Yo was a «is Judge. ‘S : fmy uncle , , down eur imitation he knew begun 4 failing m Lou, anid band It 'ns “Mr. S« one of th: them I The other [ came he all left hi the table left." Ev but there [ had pr knew it ¥ them you COT shou! of their taker come had had ‘ How : he repea a keeping t ing for th

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Uis | C a rphans. ond year of 4 messenger | home only | little shyly, ave an even The inter- other, after ur girls, 12; e six boys, “T suppose * gtory, but able reason 1 you have ou will take dren whom ' the Board with me for iat recently Then $12. > only until - me goes " iildren and ~ rever would ed the new the child— about. He n. I never institution. ome out as y. A good old, Alfred, Now, he is lovable, but would not \ ivironment, raining had cast adrift. is brothers diphtheria. on living > was taken i recovered r. The fa- is was the lum, where ecided that’ | Page 5.) - Really Matter of n the Blood Test. Accepted by Courts. Decide Parentage? “ Scientists give a large ma- jority in saying that it cannot and local stu- dents of the matter re- fuse to take as final the decision in the Vittori case at San Francisco, where a test was made such as is now suggested in the Stillman affair -o- | AN the parentage or race of a human being be de- termined by a blood test? In at least one case a scientist and the courts have held that it can. In a vague sort of way the general public seems to believe such a thing entirely practicable. But accord- test, that is about as far as we can go positively. So far, the test of the dif- ferent eléments in the blood would not prove conclusively anything about parentage. The test showing whether a person is of black or white descent is, to my mind, extremely doubtful. As for the electrical test, which fiz- ured in the Vittori case, I have heard of no definite proof of its results.” The electric test, to which he refers and which was developed by Dr. Abrams, is made by a machine which that scientist has devised and the test comes through what he calls elec- tronic vibration. His method has never been fully described here and is not known to local scientists. But photos of his device show that he uses a metronome, similar to that which is utilized in music, and it is supposed that he sends electronic vi- brations through the blood to be test- ed, which serves as a sort of connect- ing link. Blood, reduced to a highiy fluid state, would furnish a conductor for the electric @rrent, it is pointed out, and it is presumed that the vibra- tions of the current stir up pulsations ing to what seems the preponderance _~ of scientific opinion in this country, it cannot. been occupying so much § attention, hints have been dropped that the blood test might be attempted to ascertain the true parentage of little Guy, the presumed youngest son of James A. Stiliman, the banker, whom the financier disavows. The confidence of the general public in the ability of science to do almost anything nowadays is revealed by the matter-of-fact way in which this suggestion of obtaining evidence is accepted. But however flatter- ing this confidence may be to the profession, scientists turn the cold shoulder of disbelief to any such “proofs.” A curt statement, not of incredulity, but of absolute denial of the reliability of such a test, is the reply of the medical profession. St. Louis pathologists and bactericlogists who have been asked concerning the matter are practically a unit in stating that no definite proof has evér been advanced of a blood test being final. In spite of the fact that the courts have accepted evidence of the sort. they hold that science has not yet accepted it. One scientist who not only npholds the reliability of such ‘«sts, but who has invented an apparatus for the purpose of making them, is Dr. Albert Abrams, professor of pathology at Stanford University. In Most Remarkable Family in St. Louis I just would not give this baby up. This meant that we should have to adopt him and the allowance froin the Children’s Board would cease. You should have heard the baby (he was only 4 years old then) pleading his own case to the Judge. ‘I live with my uncle, and he’s a good uncle, and I want to stay with him,’ he said. “Your uncie? How's this? I thought this child was a dependent. Who is your uncle” asked the Judge. ‘Sure, you know my uncle. Everybody knows ‘my uncle,’ the baby insisted. And with that he got down from the Judge's desk and gave such a good imitation of the traffic officer that the Judge ¢id admit he knew his uncle. Of his own accord, the baby has \, begun calling, himself Alfred Todd Schneider, and liing me mother, though the others call me Aunt and he remembers his father, so he calls my hus- ba..d Uncle Joe. “Mr. Schneider is never any more willing to give one of them up than | am,” she went on. “He enjoys them. I always tell him he is just my oldest child. The other afternoon I was detained late at the dentist’s. I came home and found a note on the door. ‘We ‘ave all left home.’ I found the flat empty and a note on the table: ‘This is no kind of a hangout. We have all left.’ Everything was clean as a pin in the kitchen, but there were plenty of indications that al! the food I had prepared before I left had been eaten. So I knew it was some joke. Later in the evening I heard them coming. I turned out the lights and hid. Then you should have heard them wondering what had be- come of me, before I showed myself. They had all “had their supper, cleaned up the kitchen and hubby had taken them to a show. “How do I manage on the $75 the board pays?” peated my question. “Only by hard work and eeping to a strict working schedule. I do all the sew- ing for the girls and make’ the boys’ shirts and caps. | Dr. Albert Abrams of Stanford University and the machine by means of Since the Stillman divorce case has Wich he makes blood tests through electrical vibrations. His findings in the Vittori case of disputed parentage were accepted by a San Francisco court. the Superior Court of San Francis°o, on Feb. 17 last, his testimony was received as final by Judge Graham in the Vittori case and the parentage and support of little Virginia Vittori was charged to Paul Vittori, who had declined to recognize the child as his own. Moreover, in a case in Chicago, a woman who sought to show that she had no negro blood in her veins ap- plied to the courts for recognition of such a test. And evidence obtained by this means has been advanced by attorneys in two or three other cases where color was at stake. Regardless of the fact that Judge Graham, in hand- ing down his decision in the Vittori case from the bench, expressed the belief that scientific endeavors along the line of blood analysis had been given great impetus, scientists, as a whole, are still skeptical. “Nothing definite has ever been handled on the point by scientific literature,” said Dr. Charles W. Schery, City Bacteriologist, when asked concerning the point, “and while we can readily decide between human blood and the blood of animals, by a biological — —- do all the cooking and al! the washing and ironing. [ try to make the $75 go as far as possible toward pro- viding for all the children, but, of course, I must draw a good share from my husband as well. No, he doesn't get anything extra for traffic work,'} she replied to this inquiry. “Indeed, the extra wear and tear on his clothes in all kinds of weather rather reduces his sur- plus, though I try to keep his clothes in_ repair. When the inspector demands that he get a new over- ccat, which costs $90, or a new dress coat, which costs $75, or a new pair of trousers, which cost $18, I some- times cal] them up and argue with them and convince them that with some new binding here or some darn- ing there I can make them presentable a while longer. “It is only when I fail to keep to my schedule and get behind with my work that I have any trouble with my system of management,’ she continued. “I went away on a visit for two weeks and left my mother in charge of the house. Before I left I cooked a ham and lots of other things and washed everything in the house. When | got back there was a two weeks’ washing awaiting me. I started in one morning at 6 o'clock and washed straight through till 11 that night, only stopping to cook the meals. Next morning I didn’t get as early a start as I should have with the ironing, but I kept on until suppertime. After supper I thought I would iron along until bedtime. Well, as the pile grew smaller I was tempted to keep on and on, until I had finished. Just as I'd finished the last piece I heard what I knew was the morning paper thrown at the front door. It was 4 o'clock. I knew what my husband would say when I! heard, his alarm clock a few minutes later. He always gets up about 4. So I told him I had got up early to read the paper. He was suspicious and presently made me confess that I hadn't been to bed at all. ‘Woman! Woman!! Woman!!!’ That Was al! he could think of to say.” SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—APRIL 10, 1921. in the metronome. Dr. Abrams ex- plained his methods partially in court, showing that similar vibrations were set up by the blood of parent and child and that, when specimens of the blood of each in the Vittori case were tested the vibrations were in unison. His opinion was accepted in the matter. But in none of the pathological laboratories in &t. Louis is his view taken of the case. Moreover, Dr Downey L. Harris, a well-known authority on such matters, referred to the fact that the matter had been brought up before the medical profession and that a general conclusion had been reached that such tests had not been proven as yet. “In a recent number of the Journal of the American Medical Association,” he said, “an editorial was pub- lished after many inquiries had been made by the med- ical profession. This editorial represented the views of a majority of the profession. And it refused to ac- cept such tests, as made at present, as tinal.” In one or two cases in the South, where litigation has arisen over parentage, the blood test has been in- voked, and, so far as is known, no definite proof of negro blood in a supposedly white person has ever been found by this method. Yet the test has been passed upon, in a general sort of way, with the other evidence. 4) a (Continued From Page Proudly she exhibited photographs of her charges, many of them snapshots taken on outings at the home of Mr. Schneider's father in Webster Groves, in the Meramec hills and at a farm belonging to Mrs. Schneider's uncle. The flat is remarkable for orderliness, though not lacking in all the knick-knacks of draperies, pictures, ornaments, dear to the ‘eminine heart. There were several of those “folding” pieces of furniture, and yet, where so many occupants were stowed awa) at night remained a mystery, until the sleeping porch was displayed. At the rear of the house, extending all the way across, a roomy screened and curtained porch sheltered three beds. ‘“‘The boys sieep here,” ex- plained Mrs. Schneider, ‘“‘and they consider it in the nature of a punishment when, because of illness, or for any other reason, they have to _ sleep indoors. “Trouble in training them? Strange to say, the , most trouble I ever have had has been with the twins,’ she said; “keeping them from fightmeg. Many a night, after pleading and crying over them, I have had to go out and lie between them, outside the covers, to make them stop fighting. But they are getting to be big boys now and get along much better. together. “T always say I can manage my children, as long as they tell me the truth. [ insist that they tell me no stories. As long as a child tells vou the truth you can reason with him and help him correct his faults. If he does not tell you the truth, you are almost pow- erless.”’ The noon bells had rung and a troop of children came noisily up the stairs. Little girls in Red Riding Hood capes and boyg in neat knickerbockers and clean shirts or middies. The “baby,” 6 years old, true to his foster mother’s description of his character, pushed the others out of the way and climbed forth- with into her lap to give her a vigorous hug. PAGE FIVE.

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TOS Ten children, happy and riotous and all of them orphans or “half”? orphans, await the nightly home-coming of Pa- trolman Joseph A. Schneider, after his quiet day directing trafic at 12th and Locust Streets—Mrs. Schneider explains why they have such a brood, and how they manage it on a mod- estincome. :-: ~°-: By Marguerite Martyn. ~ But time goes on la 2 / : smarkable Family in St Louis} © —————— —_ Scientiz jority canne dents fuse the Vitto Fran was now Stilin general pu thing enti ing to wh of scientil it cannot. Since th been hints have test-might of little G Stillman, The con science by the ma obtaining ing this cc turn the ce occu to A curt st: denial of | the medic. St. Loutl been aske unit in at advanced | fact that t they hold One scte of auc! the purpo: professor Mos I just wou we should the Childr heard the his own ¢: he's a 2£0¢ said. ‘Yor was a de down fror imitation « he knew | begun cal alling ms Lou, and | band Une! “Mr. Sc one of the them 3 The other I came ho all left he the table: left.’ Eve but there I had pre knew it w them com you shoul come of 1 had their had taken “How d _ She repeat keeping ti ing for th e | | ‘ : | ’ : ' 7

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r | ee phans. nd year of home only ittle shyly, ve an even The inter- ther, after r girls, 12: six boys, v4 Sn be knew hie uncie Bl an the Really ood Test, ecide Matter of Accepted by Courts. Parentage? Scientists give a large ma- jority in saying that it cannot and local stu- dents of the matter re- fase to take as final the decision in the Vittori case at San Francisco, where a test was made such as is now suggested in the Stillman affair -o- - AN the parentage or race of a human being be de- termined by a blood test” In at least one case a scientis' and the courts have held that it can. Ip @ Vague sort of way the general public seems to believe such a thing entirely practicable. But accord- ing to what seems the preponderane test, that ie about as far as we can zo positiveiy. So far, the test of the dif- ferent eléments in the blood would not prove conclusively anything about parentage. The test showing whether a person is of black or white.descent is, to my mind, extremely doubtful. As for the electrical test, which fiz ured in the Vittori case. I! have .eard of no definite proof of its results The electric test, to which he refers and which was developed by Dr Abrams, is made by a marhine which that scientist has devised and the test comes through what he calls ele tronic vibration. His method Nas never been fully described here and is not known to local scientists. But photos of his device show that he uses a metronome, similar to tha’ which is utilized in music, and it is supposed that he sends electronic vi brations through the blood to be tes ed, which serves as a sort of of scientific opinion in this country, it cannot. been occuprine so much attention. hints have been dropped that the blood test might be attempted to ascertain the true parentage of little Guy, the presumed youngest son of James A Stillman, the banker, whom the financier disavows. The confidence of the general public in the ability of science to do almost anything nowadays is revealed by fhe matter-of-fact way in which this suggestion of obtaining evidence is accepted. But however flatter- ing this confidence may be ‘o the profession. scientists turn. the cold shoulder of disbelief to any such “proofs.” A curt statement, not of incredulity. but of absolute Genial of the reliability of such a test. is the reply of the medica! profession St. Louis pathologists and bactericlogists who have been asked concerning the matter are practically a wnit ip stating that no definite proof has evér been acvanced of a blood test being final. In spite of the fact that the courts have accepted evidence of the sort. they hold that science has not vet accepted it One scientist who not only npholds the reliability of such «sts, but who has invented an apparatus for the purpose of making them, is Dr. Albert Abrams, professor of pathology at Stanford University In I just would not give this baby up. This meant that We should have to adopt him and the allowance from the Children’s Board would cease) You should have beard the baby ‘he was only 4 years old then) pleading his own case to the Judge. ‘I live with my uncle, and bes a good uncle, and I want to stay with him. he Said. “Your uucie” How's this”? I thought this child Was a dependent. Who is rour uncle” asted the Judge. ‘Sure, you know my uncle. Everybody knows “may uncle, the baby insisted. And with that he zot ’ @own from the Judge's desk and gave such a good imitation of the traffic officer that the Judge 7id admit Of his own accord. the baby has “Begun calling, himself Alfred Todd Schneider, and "Calling me mother. though the othere cal! me Aunt Lou, and he remembers bis father, so he calls my hus- band Uncie Joe. “Mr. Schneider is never any more willing to give “He enjoys I always tell bim be is just my oldest child. The other afternoon I was detained late at the dentist's. lcame home and found a note on the door. ‘We ‘ave all left home. I found the flat empty and a note on the table: ‘This is no kind of a hangout. We have a!! tet” Everything was clean as a pin in the kitchen, but there were plenty of indications that al! the food @8e of them up than ! am.” she went on. 'T had prepared before | left had been eaten. So I! Kmew it was some joke. Later in the evening J heard them coming I turned out the lights and hid. Then You should have heard them wondering what had be- Come of me before | showed myself. They had al! “bad their supper, cleaned up the kitchen and hubby _ bad taken them to a show. “How do | manage on the $75 the board pays”” peated my question. “Only by hard work and mg to a strict working schedule. I do al! the sew- ing for the girls and make the boys’ shirts and caps. ! SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—APRIL 10, 1921. ‘nad Most Remarkable Family in St. Louis Dr. Albert Abrams of Stanford University and the machine by means of Since the Stillman divorce case has Wich he makes blood tests through electrical vibrations. His findings in the Vittori case of disputed parentage were accepted by a San Francisco court. the Superior Court of San Francis°o, on Feb. 17 last. his testimony was received as final by Judge Graham in the Vittori case and the parentage and support of little Virginia Vittori was charged to Paul Vittori. who had declined to recognize the child ag his own Moreover, in a case in Chicago, a woman who sought to show that she had no negro blood in her veins aj- plied to the courts for recognition of such a test. And evidence obtained bv this means has been advanced by attorneys in two or other cases where at sta‘e cardiess ine down his decision in bench, expressed the along the line of: blood analvsis had scientists, as a whole, Nothing has ever point by literature, S hery, three color wes in hand- from the endeavors given great skeptical hanciled Charies W City Bacteriologist concerning point. “and while we can d=ide human blood and the blood of animals. by a biologicai Judge Graham Vittori case scientific Re of the fact belief been impetus are still heen said when readily definite scientific Dr asked ‘he bet ween do all the cooting and the washing and ironing I try to make the $75 go ae far as possible toward pro- viding for a!) the children of course. | must draw a good share from my husband as well. No. he doesnt get anything extra for traffic work, she replied to this a!! but. inquiry “Indeed. the extra wear and tear on his lothes in all kinds of weather rather reduces his sur- plus, though I try to keep his clothes in repair. When the inspector demands that he get a new over- ccat, which costs $9, or a new dress coat, which costs $75, or a new pair of trousers, which cost $18, I some- times cal] them up and argue with them and convince them that with some new binding here or some darn- ing there | can make them presentable a while longer “It is only when I fail to keep to mr schedule and get behind with my work that I have any trouble with my system of management,” she continued. “| away on a visit for two wees and ie*t my mother in > went charge of the house Before i left I cooked a bam and lots of other thinge and washed everything in the house When | got back there Was a two weeks washing awaiting me. ! started in one morning at 6 o clock and washed straight through till 11 that night only stopping to cook the meals. Next morning ! didn't get as early a start as ! should have with the ironing, but I kept on until suppertime. After supper I thought I would iron along until bedtime. Well, as the pile grew smaller 1 was tempted to Feep on and on, until ! had finished Just as I'd finished the last piece I heard what I knew was the morning paper thrown at the front door It was 4 oclock. I knew what my husband would say when ! heard. his alarm clock a few minutes later. He always gets up about 4 So! told him I had got up early to read the paper. He was suspicious and presently made me confess that | hadn't beer to bed at all ‘Woman’ Woman'' Woman''' That Pac al! he could think of to 6a‘ ing link Blood, reduced to a hig’ finid state, would furnish a con r for the electric @rrent. it is pointed out, and it is presumed that the vibr tions of the current stir up pulsations in the metronome Dr Abrams ex- plained his methods ~partialls in court, showing that similar Drations were set up by the blood of parent and child and that, when specimens of the Hlood of each in the Vittori case were tested the vibrations were in His opt: accepted in the matter.— 3ut im none of the p Louis is bis view taken Downey L. Harris, matters, referred to the fact brought up unison ion Was theological iaboratories in St of the as. 8 mr st me + . : & Wei.-KHOWG au'hnority on suct ‘ase Moreover. Dr vr . ‘ ‘ m7 ~~? —; nat t if mat eT sss . | ‘ ‘ « fe e before the medical profession and that a general conclusion had been reached that such tests had not been proven as yet in a recent number of the Journal of the Americar Medical Association he paid. “an editorial w pub lished after many inquiries had been made the me ical profession. This editorial represented the views of a majority of the profession And it refused to a cept such tests, as made at present, as final In one or two cases in the South, where litiza has arisen er parentage, the blood test has been ir voked, and, so far as if known, r ef e proof of negro blood in a sujpposediy white person hae « r been found by this method Yer the test has Pen passed upon, in @ general sort ¥ * the er evidence nei (Continued From Page 4% Proudly she exhibited photocraphs of her hareg many of them snapshots taken or jtings at the of Mr. Schneiders father in Webster ‘:roves n Meramec hilis and at a farm belonging if schneiders uncle. The fiat is remarcabie for orderliness though not iacking in all the knic+-Knacks of Craperie pictures, ornaments, dear to the ‘-minine heart Ther were several] of those “folding” pieces of furr r and yet, where so many ocrupanta were stowec wa at night remained a mystery, un’ the sleeping ; b Was displayed At the rear of the house, extending all the way across, a roomy sreened and rtaine porch sheltered three beds ‘The boys sieep here, ex plained Mrs. Schneider, “and ther consider it in thi Rature of a punishment wher eB 18 ness or for any other reason the have to sleet indoors “Trouble in training them” Strange t a2 tr most trouble I ever have had has een th the twir she said. “keeping them from fignh'mz. Man, ar after pleading and crving over them, | have had ‘oz out and lie between them, o'side the covers, to mare them stop fighting But ther are getting to be big boys now and get along much better together alwave sav I can manaze ° aren. as . they tell] me the truth l insist *h: they te me bD stories As long as a chiid teiis j the truta fan reason with him anc help nic rrect his faults If he does not tell you the trut! are aimooet pos erless The noon bells had rung and a ‘troop of ehildren ame noisily up the stairs aJttie girls hed Hiding Hood capes and borg in neat knickertockers and clean shirts or middies The “baby & vears old. true to his foster mothers descr ym of his character oreghed the others out of the Way and mbed fort! with into ber lap to give ber a vigoro nug

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—_—---— e- e-- ee err B RIC KS P JOHNS sg ETER SMITH worked eight hours a day, six ays a week, for 25 cents an hour, and on the wages thus acquired he maintained him- self, Mrs. Peter Smith and three little Smiths, two of whom were old enough al- ready to kick out shoes and wear out stock- ings and go to school. He lived with his brood in a two-room shack that fronted on an alley behind a factory, and, from the front door one had a view of old tin cans and broken bottles. He was vitally interested in bricks and beans. John Henry Benburker worked an average of two hours a day, six days a week-—-except when there was a board meeting and his hours of toil were lengthened —and enjoyed an income of about half a million a year for the two hours a day. For the extra labor of board meetings he was paid overtime with nice, new gold pieces. On this income he maintained himself, paid alimony to a lady sojourning in Italy, and kept the wolf from the door of his son, Lawrence Benburker, a fastidious young gentleman who could tell the vintage every time after the first sip, granted that it was early enough in the day. John Henry Benburker lived in a marble mansion fronting on a broad boulevard, and a special watchman kept undesirables away. And John Henry Benburker was vitally interested in bricks and beans. It stands to reason that two gentlemen such as -Peter-Smith and John Henry Benburker, as far apart as the poles, socially and financially, yet having a cer- tain interest in common, should develop a situation They did not disappoint. On this certain Saturday it was an hour after night- fall and a fine drizzle was falling as Peter Smith, his arms carrying a burden of bundles, hurried down the alley toward his home, stumbling over botthes as hé walked, and often kicking tin cans out of his path. Twenty yards from the shack there descended upon him from out the darkness a boy of 8 and a girl of 6— his son and daughter. They always met him in this manner when he returned from work, and they always knew when he was approaching, for Peter Smith was a man who whistled when the day's labor was done. Since his arms were full of bundles and he could not pick them up—an occurrence of each and every Sat- urday night—they contented themselves by clinging to the tail of his coat and shrieking their glee. This daily homecoming of their male parent was an event with young Peter €mith and little Miss Mary Smith. They never saw him in the morning, for Peter Smith was up and away before they were awake, having made it a practice to walk the five miles to the brick- yard where he worked and thus save 30 cents a week carfare. It would have been more pleasant, of course, to have lived nearer the scene of his daily toil, but months of thought and mathematical computations had con- vinced Peter Smith that the difference in rent, added to the cost of moving, would outweigh the saving of car fares and the cost of shoe leather expended. It was his joyous belief, born of necessity, that a walk of five miles every morning, before beginning a day’s hard work, kept a man in excellent physical condition. John Henry Benburker always was speaking of wish- ing to remedy his physical condition, but he never at- tempted following the prescription of Peter Smith. Benburker pranced around the golf links three after- noons weekly—save on those days when he felt fa- tigued and stopped at the ninth hole to send his cad- die back for his car. “Tanny?” demanded little Miss Mary Smith this Saturday evening, as she tugged at her father’s coat- tail. “You bet!"’ Peter Smith replied heartily. “Red tanny?” she persisted. “Red tanny and yellow tanny,” Peter replied. “Two sticks?” demanded his son and heir. “You bet! Two big sticks of tanny, but you must: let baby sister say whether she wants the red one or yellow one.” “Red!” the baby announced. “Good enough! You'll have to wait until we get into the house.” “Got meat?” the boy demanded. “You bet we have, son—meat for Sunday. And an egg apiece for breakfast—what do you think of that? An egg for mamma and an egg for sister, and an egg for you and an egg for me. I bought four—what do you think of that?” “Baby?” suggested his young daughter. PAGE SIX. Twenty yards from the shack there descended upon him out of the darkness a boy of 8 and a girl of 6. “Pabies don't eat eggs.” said Peter Smith, and under his breath he added: “Thank heaven!” “Go ocean?” his son demanded. Peter Smith did not answer, for two reasons; one of which was that they had reached the front door of the shack, and the other of which was that a man always likes to defer the telling of bad news. Mrs. Peter met them at the door, her face the abiding place of smiles, for Mrs. Peter loved her husband and clung to him—something John Henry Benburker’s spouse had not done. Mrs. Peter relieved him of his bundles, putting them on a shelf in one corner of the kitchen; and while Peter removed the grime of labor from face and hands, she busied herself with the preparation of the eve- ning meal. The baby cooed from a cot in a corner; the other two children pranced around the table and watched the food being put in place. Ten minutes later the Smith family was busy eating. It was not to be expected, of course, that they would fare sumptuously on Saturday night. It was thorough- ly understood that Saturday night’s meal was composed of scraps and leavings of the week, and that was ab- solutely all right, since the day following always was a feast day, when there was meat. Leavings and scraps can be made into a delicious thick soup when there is an economical Mrs. Peter Smith to preside over the stove. Supper being over, Peter Smith filled and lighted his pipe and puffed in contentment while Mrs. Peter did the dishes. The aroma that drifted from Peter's pipe might not have pleased an expert tobacco tester, but the stuff with which the pipe was filled made smoke, and the bag it had come in bore a tobacco revenue stamp, so it must have been all right. The baby was asleep now, and young Peter and young Mary were silent in the enjoyment of an inch of stick candy each. The grocer at the corner always gave Peter Smith two sticks of candy on Saturday night, when Peter ptrchased the week's supplies, for Peter always paid cash. An inch of a stick on Satur- day night, another inch after breakfast Sunday, and the remainder on Sunday afternoon—that was the program. SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—APRIL 10, 1921. ——_____ The dishes having been washed and put away, Mrs. Peter went into the front room and sat down across the table from her husband. “Any news?” she asked. She smiled when she voiced the question, but a close observer would have noticed that the smile was wistful “No news,” Peter replied. This was a part of the regular program, too. No news meant that Peter still retained his job, since there had been no cut-down on men at the brickyard; news would have meant disaster. “How is everything at the grocery?” asked. Peter puffed slowly at his pipe before he replied. “Beans,” he said, finally, “are doing the skyrocket act. Beans now are 13 cents a pound. And I can re- Mrs. Peter member when my old mother used to buy them six pounds for a quarter, and better beans at that. Meat or beans—we've got to have one or the other. I got some meat for tomorrow—you saw what it was. Pretty poor stuff and not much juice in it, but maybe you can stew something along with it and make it do. If beang only would get cheaper” “Well, why don’t they?’’ Mrs. Peter asked. “I don’t know. Maybe they're scarce—crop failed or something like that. Or else the rust is handling ‘em. You never can tell. "Taint the grocer’s fault—he has to stand a raise in price the same as we do—don't make as much profit as he used to, he says—and I be- lieve him.” “It's pretty hard to get along,’’ Mrs. Peter observed. “Well, we're better off than a lot of others at that. I’m strong and can work, and the kids ain't sick, and you're all right. We got a place to live, and the kids go to school, and we eat. Of course, we could do with a lot more—but we're getting along all right. “Things have got to get better for you, some time," Mrs. Peter said. “Sure they will?’ “I don’t suppose—-that is” and stopped. The children ceased eating candy and looked up in expectation. Peter put his cold pipe down on the table and lowered his eyes and played with his belt. “I'm—afraid not—not tomorrow, Mrs. Peter sighed. " he said. “It’s too bad:” she said. ‘But that'll come later, I suppose.” “Sure! The summer's young yet!" said Peter. His son plucked him by the sleeve. “No go ocean?” he asked. “Not tomorrow, sonny. Now don’t cry about it! We'll get there some Sunday this summer, and then, sonny, we'll all have a great time. Mamma will have a lunch put up, and we can all wade, and maybe I'll buy you some peanuts and some stick candy—brown and white and yellow and red stick candy. But not tomorrow, sonny. Papa hasn't got the money to spare tomorrow.” His son turned away and remained silent for some five minutes; his young daughter, not exactly under- standing, but feeling sure there was some disappoint- ment afoot, whimpered that she was sleepy. Mrs. Peter put the children to bed and then returned to her hus- band. “I do so hope we can—some Sunday this summer,” she said. “We'll do it, maw—don’'t worry!” “It'll do the children so much good—just one day at the seaside. But it costs’ —— They knew what it cost. fares in the first place, and certainly at least 20 cents for amusement. The summer before they had taken their son to the beach for a day—their daughter at | that time had been too weak to go because of a slight illness. And their son never had forgotten it, and he wanted to go again. And this summer they could take the daughter, too, and the baby. They felt sure that a day at the beach would do the baby a world of good. You see, there are ways and ways for a family spend a day at the beach. A family may go in a motor car and sit on the veranda of a fashionable hotel, and eat an expensive dinner, and returm home in the cool of a moonlight night in the motor car. Or a family may go in a crowded train and spend the day sitting near the edge of the water in the hot sun, wading a bit now and then, eating a luncheon carried from home that is attacked by ants and sand fleas as soon as it Is opened, and returning tired but happy jammed train. Mrs. Peter stammered There was a dollar for in another : . el ———— The making train at son has had rer enjoym Why, of the and wa well-dre money read th shows 4 if one “a x. do then manage such a” “Now dollar's richt. work sc wages. high’ — > It wa Monday returnes drive ot was. ush ie “Hell money? tip?” “Well down be by, and a gold ¢ —a regi “Not some al to buy purchas toriety. He wi He neve He had everythi relative fund alr by high £0 to a That | pleased with! eae, | grinning “Not | you?” “You'r “Um' thing dik “That ond— yor said she I've cut we're re 800Nn 4S clothes.” “Four She sure —a joke “Irene “Not “Corre “My b The gre marry y end of tl stuff in me you’ chorus ; when ye at ‘em ¢ to marr is a shoc to your “I'd ri “Well, most an “It ier somet hit and it {i much al “What “A ya one, and

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meee RS AND BEANS (Continued) a ——— The Smiths had gone the latter way, making the outward trip on the very first train and returning by the very last. Their gon had siept all the way in. But they had remembered the day's trip with keen enjoyment. Why, think of it!’ Just to have a sight of the oceam and see the waves roll in, and watch the breakers dash, and glimpse well-dressed gods and goddesses spending money and riding in automobiles, and read the flaring banners before the side- shows and cuess as to what one would see if one were rich and could enter! That was a day. But it cost $1.20 at Jeast. “The children have set their little hearts on it,” said Mrs. Peter. “And it would do them so much go.d' We surely must manage to do it, Peter' A dollar seems guch a little bit of money, and vet” “Now, dont get pessimistic, maw. A dollar's a dollar’ We'll manage it. al! right. Maybe I can get an evening's extra work somewhere—or they might raise our wages. If only beans wasn't so blamed - - i 7 4 ees a ” high”"—— - , Sad . » . Sy ll es 5 . _ > ~ - ae provements on her you may desire to make. There you are' We buy the yacht, but we don't have to dig in our own bank roll for her. And the joke is that nobody is hurt. What's 4* -ents a week to a man of ours? And what's a stingy cent a pound on beans””’ “Great guns!” fgain. > = 7 : 7 said the son and heir This Saturday night there was no d>izzie. and the air was balmy, and the grocer had not forgotten to give Peter Smith two sticks of candy for his children, yet Peter Smith had to make an extra effort to whistle when he reached the mouth of the alley. As on every evening, go this evening. boy and girl ran giegling to meet hini and cling to his coat-tails “Tanny again!” Peter said, epea’ing quickly, so that his offspring could no‘ ask questions. “A vellow stick for son end a red stick for sister. And some nice corn meal for mamma to make batter cakes out of! Won't that be dandy for breakfast in the morning?” He had been wal ing rapidly, and now It was 2? o'clock in the afternoon of Monday, and John Henry Benburker, just - returned from iuncheon, was wondering whether to drive out to the country club, when his son and heir Was ushered in. “"Lo, dad'” said the son and heir. “Hello. Lawrence! What's on vour mind—more money’ Got a new chorus girl, or is it a race-track tip?” “Well, its a shocker, dad'"" The son and heir sat Gown beside his father, tossed his hat on a table near by, and deftly extracted a monogrammed cigarette from @ gold case embellished with diamonds. “It's a thriller —a regular stem-winder of a jolt'” “Not married, are you?” inquired John Henry in some alarm. He had a momentary vision of having to buy off some adventuress. He wouldn't mind the purchase price in that event, but he was afraid of no- toriety. He wasn't the stace-and-nove! variety of rich parent He never admonished his son for being a spendthrift He had made up his mind years azo to give the boy everything that he wanted, since the boy was the only relative he had in the world. He had formed a trust fund already for the boy, and if the boy killed himself by high living before his father died the fund would go to @ university. That boy of John Henry Benburker’'s could do as he Pleased and have as much money as he liked to do it with’ “No, | am not married.” the son and heir replied, grinning, “but I am going to be—I think.” “Not getting soft on one of those chorus girls, are you”” “Youre way off, dad. I'm thinking of a decent girl.” “lTm' Been attending a religious revival, or some- thing jike that” This sure is a jolt'” “Thats only jolt the first, dad. Here's jolt the ser- ond—you know the gir] and approve of her, and she’s said she likes me better than any of the crowd, and I've cut out half a dozen chorus girls for her, and We're ready to tie up in about four or five months, as Soon as she can have her dressmakers rush her some clothes.” “Four or five mo Rush her clothes, you said” She sure must be crazy to marry you' What is al! this —a joke” What's the name of the young lady” “Irene.” “Not—not Irene Grailey”” “Correct, dad.” “My boyv' My boy' The daughter of my old friend' The greatest little girl in town? Why, if you two marry you'll combine the two biggest fortunes in this end of the country! Great’ Hab—! guess there is rea! stuff in the Benburkers. They’ve been trying to tell me you're coing to hades with your wine and your chorus girls, and that you'd not be able to pull up when youd seattered your wild oats. How I'll gloat at ‘em over this’ Pwilled up and reformed and going to marry the greatest little girl in town' This sure igashocker' Shake hands, my son’ I'll give a million to your first baby'” “I'd rather have something right now, dad. “Well, what ie it? I'm in a mood to hand you al- Most anything this afternoon.” “It isn't just a roll of bills, dad. I—I want to buy Something. and if I do I'll have to pay cash down— and it is some littie sum. I! never asked you for so Mech al) in one lump.” “W. t do you want to buy”” “A yacht—a little cruiser, dad Ome, and he’s gut to iet go of it. ? Bennie Sterner has Only had it in com- ; SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—APRIL “Not married, are you?” inquired John Henry in some alarm. mission a couple of months—cood as new. Got caught in the market and has to sell.” “I 'now something about that getting caught in the market,” ooserved Benburier, chucling. “He paid seventy-five thousand for her, dad. I can get her for fifty thousand cash down. Deal must be closed by noon tomorrow. I!) fit her up a littie bet- ter and name her the Irene. See? Wouldnot that be great” I could take Irene and her mother and a couple of chaperons and some of the other fellows and girls before — wedding—-and we couid take in .her, too But it’s fifty thousand I ever asked you for on a cruise our honeymoon cash down, dad. I dont believe that much in one bump before’ “I believe not. And you never had such a good ex- cuse for es‘ing it, son. Well—vyou can have your yacht. Tell Bennie to drift in here tomorrow morning at 11 and we'll close the deal.” “Thants, dad. Even if you have got a few millions, that’s quite a bit to ask you to pay right off like that.” “Oh. I'm not going to pay for it’ “Wh-what”” the son and heir gasped. “Give me sour close attention, son, and I']] teach you a lesson in finance. You want a yacht and it costs $50.00. You get the vacht, and it doesnt cost the BRenburter family a cent.” But —— “Just a little lesson. son. Where does your fond father get his money?” “Stoc¥s, bonds’ ——— “In the first place, son, I mean. Where do I get the money with which | purchase stocks and bonds’ Where is the foundation” No wise map puts a foun- dation on stoc¥s and bonds. The foundation of a for- tune can be built safely of one class of things—com- modities used by the great mass of people every day. Now—where do I get my money” “Bricks and tbeans'’ “Correct. son—zo to the head of the class. I get my money from bric’s and beans. My companies .con- tro] the bean market, and mv companies contro! the brick market in this neck of the woods. They have to come to us when they build buildings or fill their stomachs. You want $>9.00%, eh? One moment.” Still chuckling. John Henry Benburter turned to bis desk and figured for « moment with a gold pencil on an ivory tablet. “Here we are, son, he said. “I have 5%) men work- ing in my brickyards. For i wee*s Ill cut every man's Wages 1 cent an hour, or «ight cents a day—that’'s ail. That's only 48 cents a weex each. They'll never miss it—and the réport will be spread that the retrenchment is for only a few weeks because of a poor market— rather keep all the men at a few cents less than fire a third of them and let the others have their regular wage See”? Very simple. That'll be $4.80 per man for the 10 weeks. Five thousand men—that'll be $24,000 even. There's half your yacht.” “Great guns'” the son and heir exclaimed. “Simple little lesson. Whats 48 cents a week” Nothing! They'll never miss it. Now for the rest of your vacht. I'll just pass the word that beans are to be raised 1 cent a pound until 3,'40,009 pounds have been sold. What's a cent a pound” Nothing! When that amount has been sold, we'll cut cut back to the old price—maybe. We'll explain that there's a short- age this year. Nothing easier' Three million pounds ’ at a cent a pound—$2").00 “add that to the twenty-four thousand from the brickyards. There you have $54.0”, my beloved son-—- your yacht and four thousand over for any little im- they were at the front door of the shack. and Mrs. Peter saluted her husband with a Kiss and began taking the bundles from his arms Again she prepared While Peter hurried into the corner of the kitchen and began washing his face and hands. Often during the meal Mre table at Peter, and she nex tne & joOper Peter glanced across the that something nad gone ip vas vrong, and fear cintched at her heart. but she kepr a conversation with the children until s ended Once more Peter Hghted his pipe dren their candy: and presently irs. Peter sat Upper and gave the chil- across the table from him {nv news”? she asked Yes, said Peter in a hoarse voice er’ You re—rou're not - a im not fired.” said Peter. “But they have cut Wages 2 cent an hour for a few weerks—doing that to keep on aii the men during the slack season, they sa) Do you know that means, Mary”? It cents a weer. and that's mightv close to half a dollar what means 4. And a half-dollar buys us beans for a week. And beans’ —— “What is it, Pete,” “Why, beans have gone up again, Mary. They're 14 cents a poind now, and may go higher, so the grocer says. Shortage of the crop, I guess.’ ‘Then we can't’ “Not—-not tomorrow, Mary,” Peter Smith said, and he got up and paced to the door and back, forgetting to puff at his pipe. “I m—iIm awful sorry “| know, Peter It isn’t vour fault.’ “And the summer is young yet,” he can get something to do a couple of evenings it'd take only a little more than a dollar, but a dollar gosh’ Wazes down and beans up’ | suppose it wouldn't ma e much difference to some folks 7 | > a 7 vont vou worr: ing ‘Now, Peter’ Jf 2.0 thing's al! rizht The Saturday night before he be pessimistic, and had explained tbings in this same way Now that it was the wife's duty to be the cheering such a bed philosophy, that Go ocean” their sma!!l son asked Were lots hetter off than some had DXerPrec Ler not to ¥ r moment Not he was downhearted for the one Peter ‘turned his face away Mrs. Peter answered the boy's question by changing the subject, teliins the children stories until they were ready for bed Peter's good spirits had returned by Monday morn- ing. and he whistied as he waixed his five miles to ¥ lie was giad that a Kind employer had cut wives rathef than iay off a third of the men—he might ha ¢ been included in the third. What fools men were to say that employers always ground employes beneath the heels of their shoes’ Of course, it was bad that beans had gone up again, but there was a reason for that, too. Why didn’t the bean growers raise more”? They might have known there'd be a greater demand for beans with meat so high. It was too bad there was a shortage’ Peter Smith worked through the week as usual, and only on Saturday night as he walked home did his spirits fall again—for he knew the boy would be as«- ing the eternal Saturday night question regarding the trip to the beacb. The children met him as usual, this time shouting with giee, this time his attempt to keep them from as*ing questions availed him nothing. have we to get up” the bor demanded and “How early “Goin sea beach’ said the daughter (‘Continued om Page 15) 10. 1921. PAGE SEVEN

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By OVERLOOK @#OUSe P A Qe wres O ANY casual observer that Saturday afternoon Overlook House siretched its gray bulk above the sea in wonted serenity and security. Even to an observer indoors the leisured movements of the household would have appeared to be going forward in the accustomed way—as though whatever vicissitudes might visit a world outside, within these walls, food, amusement, repese and all the incidents of creature cheer and comfort would continue to flow smoothly and ar :ly. To one observer, especially, nothing about the house seemed amiss. Mrs. Crane, returning from her pre- scribed drive with Mrs. Loughman—who had. been dropped at her own house on the way back—found her home in its familiar aspect. No idea of finding it otherwise ever entered her head—any more than one naturally expects to wake up in the morning and dis- cover that the sea has dried up over night. Spacious, secure, cushioned for her at every angle, she had come to accept it as one accepts a fact of nature. Her husband met her in the hall—bland to her, as usual, and with little attentions. and touches of affec- tion, like helping her off with her coat him- self instead of leaving it to a servant. She was always aware of that—of his strong and watchful protection over her.¢ Sometimes she laughed over it, fondly, to herself, and sometimes even said to his picture, “My old lover'” Mostly she said it to his picture, for ro- mantic or sentimental demonstrations of affection— such as addressing words of that import to her— seemed never to occur to him; in my car—not Katey. she told me not to.” “Yes,” said the Judge, with some dryness. Edith in the car—not Katey. and so on—running around with the girl. Ted was going to speak, but the Judge cut him short, That's what we heard, you see—Ted running around with her and fetching her- back here to the house from somewhere or other some time before noon that Thursday. Well” —the Judge grinned faintly—‘‘Benjamin never did ap- saying: “That will come up later. prove of Katey. Benjamin’s got stricter ideas than s Bishop anc Katey wasn't much subject to discipline. Now, somewhere around noon, or not much after noon, ‘hat Thursday, Benjamin saw Katey slip into Ted’s bedroom.” “I didn’t know it!” Ted exclaimed. “That will come later,” the Judge reproved. “He saw her slip into your bedroom. He didn’t know whether you were in there or not; and naturally he didn't like it. He'd already heard of your running around with the girl—seems it was talked about among the servants. Being a discreet kind of person, how- ever, Benjamin kept his mouth shut. He told me aft- erwards that he kept watch a few minutes and Katey didn't come out, and then he had other business to But I couldn't tell you, because “It was But to understand how it stood in my mind you must know that I heard— later on—that Ted had Katey out somewhere in his car and brought her back here some time before noon. We heard, too, that Ted had been taking her to dances unusual in the bedroom, but no doubt he was looking pretty sharp, and when he went into the dressing room he noticed a good-sized spot on the rug that looked as though it might have been scrubbed not a great while before. Then he went into the bathroom and looked in the hamper where dirty towels are thrown and there he found a wet towel, twisted up. When he unfolded it he saw it was dirty, as though it had been used to scrub the rug, and although it seemed to have been rinsed, it was still bloody. “Of course, he looked closer than ever then. He didn't find anything more in the dressing room or in Ted’s room, but he remembered that in the adjoining room there’s a window seat—the top lifts up, you know: it’s really a long cedar box that’s used to put spare bedding in. He looked in the box and lifted up some spare bedding, and there was Katey’s body, with Ted's revolver beside her. That’s what I saw when I went in there with Benjamin. I examined the revolver and saw that one chamber had been shot off. And Katey'd ‘been shot through the heart. She'd been struck and choked, too—the mark was on her throat— and her hair was mussed up. There wasn't any doubt that she was dead. ; “As I said to Dan a while ago, what I thought of, before everything, was my wife. You all know she ain’t been very well lately, even for her. I thought very likely the shock of that would kill her. Anyway, 1 didn’t mean that she should have the shock. That's what I thought about. Well, we locked the doors and considered what to do. Of seemed fairly to embarrass him; which also, fondly amused her. He asked her about her drive; regretted that the wind was so boisterous. She asked him if he had finished up his business with Danforth; re- minded him that he must get out of doors before’ dinner time. Then she went upstairs, following the prescribed regime, to have her afternoon nap—during which, by the Judge's order, everyone must keep still on the second floor. If one were to fall dead one must come downstairs to do it during mamma's afternoon course, we couldn't leave her there. It would be only a question of a few days at most until she'd be found. It was clear enough that we'd have to get her out of the house—the sooner the better. As it happened, mamma was lying down then and everything was quiet on that floor. Benja- min and I talked it over and it seemed we might just as well get her downstairs then as ever. He went down to the basement and locked the doors of the storeroom and laundry. Then we got a clear coast and carried her to the elevator and so down into the laundry, where we laid her on some _ dirty clothes.” : a naptime. Even as she slept, _ 7 — : or dutifully tried to, he held oft er = ai » a | pe a hand over her. Today she , eres =. eee . 8 . _ »? he . ; re "i . ' ens saw, or heard, nothing what- 2. dk Pee seh. ever to indicate a variation in the usual household order. Of course, she must be told about Lester Hilton; but she would best have her nap first, lest that prevent her from sleeping. The grounds, as viewed from the house, wore their wonted aspect; but beyond the house’s vision—namely: behind the screen of loose rock down by the coffee pot ~there was a variation. Louis, the gardener, and three strange men were busy down there with a long, dark, inert object and a stretcher. And Samuel Thorp, his pale eyes bulging with excitement, was look- ing on. After Mrs. Crane retired for the nap, her husband and his son and Peggy Loughman and Ted Pennell gathered in the ‘arther end of the living room, as the Judge had directed. Judge Crane himself was looking very sober as he deliberated for a moment before speaking. [ie srt upright in «a big armchair, both feet planted squarely on the flour: and the others sit- ting near, naturally waited for him to speak. because again he seemed the chief sitting in judgment. “I think we can probably get this business all straightened out,’ he began, with deliberation: ut first I want to show you, as near as 1 can, how it stood in my own mind." He looked at Ted and Peggy, side by side on the settee as he said that, as though it Was necessary for them, especially, to know how it stood in his mind. “Edith has been telling me something,” he went on. ft seems this Thursday that Katey disappeared, she went up to Stony Cove to meet her hushand. What for, doesn't matter now; but she went up there to meet him in the forenoon. She didn't want to be recognized, 80 she bur .wed Katey’s hat and cloak. Seems Ted overtook h«- on the road with his car and brought her back here “That's it’ Ted exclaimed to Peggy. “It was Edith PAGE TS&*: “I think we can probably get this business all straightened out,” he began with deliberation. attend to: it was getting on toward lunch time. He had to go downstairs.” The Judge frowned regretfully for an instant and added: “Pro ly Benjamin was right all along, and the girl shouldn't have been kept here. She was heed- less and insubordinate—always more or less of a com- motion in her wake, you know, like the churned water in the wake of a power boat. But servants aren't easy to get up here nowadays and mamma sort of liked the saucy baggage, so Katey stayed on. Probably that was a mistake. ‘ “Well, Benjamin had that incident on his mind— the girl slipping into Ted's room; he kept an eve out for her as much as he could along with his other du- ties; but she didn’t appear. There were some clothes in Ted's dressing room that needed pressing anyway, and after a while Benjamin went up there to Ted's room. “It was along about 3 o'clock in the afternoon that I went up to my den. Id picked up the mail on the table in the hall and was going up there to look it over. I'd just fairly got into the room, when Benjamin came in after me—about as agitated, I reckon, as a proper butler could ever be. He told me that Katey had been killed, was dead in the room next to Ted's. Of course, that knocked me into a cocked hat: but he said it was 50, and I went in there with him, and there she was, dead. “Ted's bedroom and the one next to it—like the rooms across the hall—are in a suite, you know, with a dressing room and a bathroom between them, opening into both of them. Benjamin had gone into Ted’s room, you see, to get the clothes out of the dressing room—and also, with that incident of Katey in mind, to take a little look around. He didn't see anything The Judge paused an in- stant, with a faint smile for the weakness. “We wanted to cover her up. There wasn't anything there but dirty clothes.”’ At that point Danforth drew a hand down his chee‘. Sam Thorp had said it was Ted Pennell's coat that lay over Katey—-which, perhaps, had made a huge differ- ence. “Then | went upstairs,’ the Judge continued, “and telephoned for McKeon to come over here right away. I was a good deal on tenterhooks, not knowing what might break loose at any time, and I didn’t dare leave the house. So McKeon came over here—Benjamin watching for him and slipping him up to my den. I put it up to him that it was part of his job to help me get the girl buried. It seemed safe enough to me— and to him, too. He came over that night with a Closed car. Fortunately, his wife knows how to drive and has good nerves, so she drove the car—which saved bringing a chauffeur into it, and the fewer people there were in it the better. He took the Kody home and bought a coffin next day and issued a death certifi- cate and got the girl buried. ; “I’m telling you all this,” said the Judge, after a moment, “so you can see how it stood in my mind.” He looked over at Ted, hardily, and continued: “Proba- bly it’s only fair to say that something else was more or less in my mind, too. I'd never seen very much of Ted until the last three or four weeks here. It's true that in a way I've known him a good while—coming and going; bobbing into sight for a short time and bobbing out again, as I might say. I knew him as a youngster who was my wife's nephew and of whom she was fond, but we never had occasion to get really ac- quainted. “I thought he was a likeable youngster, so far as ! could see; and in a general sort of way my impression SUNDAY MAGAZINE—S1 LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—APRIL 10, 1921. Presently = ar =3 Quatro “Er. ou Gaz « : Tiesto Lo ae =o ad Sat fie fH tome af = ~¢ | <= 5 20 ¥ . Sir ow 2 =n z G6 = tum “tu beset hg : es Tu ter lua Set ne tt a ul md fans: a mx 3 Gerry .---- ae eee “nro a

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was looking the dressing he rug that * ubbed not a ne bathroom towels are twisted up. ', as though although it bloody. r then. He room or in 1e adjoining | fts up, you used to put nd lifted up | body, with saw when I the revolver t off. And She'd been ver throat— t any doubt thought of, i know she I thought . Anyway, ck. That's + doors and to do. Of ldn’t leave uld be only ew days at be found. nough that her out of ) sooner the | happened, ‘ing .down : thing was or. Benja- it over and ght just as downstairs went down and locked storeroom en we got carried her id so down where we me dirty sed an in- t smile for Ve wanted e but dirty his chee. | at that lay uge differ- ued, “and ight away. ving what lare leave ‘Benjamin iy den. I . b to help h to me-— it with a ; / to drive ich saved »ple there lome and h certifi- , after a y mind.” : “Proba- ‘ was more t much of it's true —coming lime and him as a thom she eally ac- far as I pression than Ted's that we hadn't got my Ee RLOOK mUUSE 7 . (Continued) but I thought I'd wait a day. .I thought very likely you wanted to wait a day and make preparations for leaving. I saw you around with Peggy and I thought you were waiting a little to square things up with her. Then I thought you had some designs on her, and that disturbed me a good deal. You see, I didn’t care to have you know that I'd disposed of the body, for that would look like letting you off too easy. All around, it seemed best to wait a day, and I did.” The Judge rubbed his chin and acded candidly: “There's something about that I don’t understand yet. The next day, which was Saturday, you went to Ben- jamin and got the key to Katey’s room and locked yourself in there and searched the room—as I looked at it, to see whether there was anything among her belongings to implicate you. Then you “came to me, and as soon as 1 gave you a hint you asked me to send you away somewhere—a long way, for a good while— but still I didn’t propose to let you know I had dis- posed of the body if I could help it. I don’t understand yet why you searched Katey’s room.” Presently the bandaged woman’s low and earnest voice ceased. Ted, with downcast eyes, reached out for Peggy’s hand in humility. “I know, Edith,” he said, “and I will.” was that he was a pretty lazy, aimless sort of young- ster, who hadn’t anything pafticular on his mind ex- cept to amuse himself. Probably it’s more my fault better acquainted. Especially when I knew how my wife felt about him, I ought, no doubt, to have taken more pains to get really acquainted. But as long as I was thinking of him as just a good-natured, lazy, aimless young man it didn't strike me that getting acquainted was much worth while. “I'm not trying to make you uncomfortable, Ted, or to excuse myself; but I want you to get this thing as it stood in my mind, because I think it’s important to you that you should. When this bombshell burst and the circumstantial evidence was laid before me, there wasn't anything in my mind about you that particu- larly resisted the first thought. If you were drifting along where the drifting was easiest, with no other idea than to stuff yourself with cookies—why it didn't seem particularly unreasonable that you'd been angling for a very pretty parlor maid. That’s what such young men pretty commonly do. It didn’t seem unreasonable to me that you'd had the girl out somewhere and brought her back to the house and that she'd slipped into your room to see you and that you'd got into some kind of a row and scuffle in there. Of course, I didn’t pretend to know exactly what had happened, and I didn't really care to know. Some kind of a row and scuffle, it seemed to me. Benjamin told me that for some time your revolver had been lying in plain sight on top of the chest of drawers in your dressing room—where you'd happened to drop it, I suppose. Say you'd been treating Katey rough and she caught up the gun and you grabbed her hand and the gun went off. As to exactly what had happened, | didn’t care particularlye I thought you'd been naturally panic stricken and hid‘the body in the first place you thought of and scrubbed the blood off the rug. “But, of course, I was wondering what you were going to do. You didn't show up for dinner that Thursday night. When I saw there was no place for you at the table I asked mamma about it, casually, and she said you'd telephoned that you wouldn't be home that night. I've forgotten who it was she said you were with—some of your young men friends. I was grateful to you for having the forethought to telephone to her, and my notion was that you'd very likely skip out in the morning—on some pretext or other. If you did, I thought, my mind would be easy. “But next forenoon you showed up again, cool as a cucumber, apparently. I watched you out of the tail of my eye more or less and | concluded that you were nervier than I had thought, and a tougher nut, too. It worried me a good deal—wondering what line you would take, for it might be a line that would spill the beans and let mamma in for it, after all. Of course, I thought you couldn’t be such an idiot as to suppose the body would lie there indefinitely without being discovered. At any rate, I credited you with more nerve than I'd thought before. “Once I almost made up my mind to talk to you; SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—APRIL 10 1921. “I'll tell you,” said Ted. “I told Peggy that Katey wasnt in my car that Thursday and Peggy said she was, for she-and her mother had seen her. I couldn't deny that because I couldn't tell her it was Edith. Peggy was disgusted with me, and I was disgusted with myself——— “Judge, you say you thought I was lazy and aimless. I was all that. You see, I'd got to thinking about that in a different way than I'd ever thought of it before. I> wanted to marry Peggy and I knew I was just a loafer. . I'd flunked every real job that had ever been put up to me—college, and out there in California, and in New York. I hadn't cared much, you see; the jobs had just looked stupid to me, so I'd sidestepped ‘em. I'd been a loafer. I knew it. And there was Peggy, awfully sore at me because she thought I was lying to her and didn’t take this Katey affair with any seriousness. It was all a rotten mess, you see—all gone to pot. I just wanted to dig out somewhere and get a real job—a long way off. “And then there was something else. A lot of people don’t like Chet Beals, you know. Peggy don't like him, for one; and I don’t deny that he probably does some pretty raw things. I knew he'd been a whole lot taken with Katey. In one way that was none of my business, and none of anybody’s business. Everybody that’s got good sense loathes a prig.” The young man was frowning there and seemed to find the going difficult. “It’s true enough that, if my sister was a pretty parlor maid, without any brains to speak of, I wouldn't want her to know Chet Beals. Of course, if I had a sister, she wouldn't be a parlor maid. But Peggy, you see—well, she was taking this Katey affair sort of as though Katey was her sister. “I thought it pretty likely that Chet Beals did have Katey somewhere or other, and if Katey was sort of Peggy's sister—well, you see, that was a rotten mess, too. But how could a fellow do anything about it with- out looking like a fool and a prig? Of course, in a movie a fellow could put a pistol to Chet’s breast and say, ‘Unhand the maiden!’ But in real life everybody that heard about it, from here to California, would roll over and die laughing. What could a fellow do, with- out looking like a fool? “A week, maybe, before this, Chet Beals and I and a couple of other fellows had stopped down at Sea- view. You know those little jimcrack shops opposite the big hotel. Chet bought a gold chain with a pendant set with diamonds and rubies and sapphires and so on. It looked like $50,000, if you didn’t look very close, and it cost him $13.50. Some way I got a sort of a hunch at the time that it was for Katey. Katey'd take anything from anybody, from a banana to a railroad. .. . “Well, along with my other troubles I was troubled about this Katey affair—from the way Peggy took it. I suppose it was a fool thing to do, but I wanted to know whether Chet Beals had her and whether I could do something about it. It kept running in my head and finally I got the key to her room from Benjamin. And sure enough, after I had looked around a bit, there was Chet’s jewelry and a couple of snapshot pictures of him. I thought sure, then, he had her—and it seemed I ought to do something about it. But what could I do without looking like a fool that was mixing up in something that wasn't any of his business? They’re both of age, you know. . Yet—well, I had been around with Chet a good deal and I defended him to Peggy. So there was just another rotten mess, you see—all a mess. I thought the thing to do was to dig out and get a real job and go to work at it and see if I couldn’t make something of myself. That’s just the long and short of it, Judge.” ‘“Well,”’ said the Judge, judicially, “that sounds rea- sonable to me now; but at the time I hadn’t a doubt you wanted to dig out for another reason, and I meant to pack you off to Russia, where there’s some investigation going on in the oil line. You agreed to go down to New Jersey and stay there until I sent you word, but I suppose when Peggy telephoned you to come and see her in New York you were excusable for breaking the parole. Like so many other things, you see, this case looks all one way from one side and all the other way from the other side.” All three perceived that the Judge seemed ill at ease and more than a little embarrassed—a slight and rather foolish smile appearing on his face as he struck his hand across his hafr. “All depends on the way you look at it,” he repeated. “As I looked at it from that side I thought I was a pretty wise and capable old man. But as I see it from this side I was more or less just a damned fool.” He turned to Danforth with candid deprecation, observ- ing: ‘We were both blockheads. What really happened—well, it’s fairly silly. “That poor little Katey, you know, was a great flirt. Louis was engaged to Lena, and then Katey flirted with him and set him crazy about her, and that made Lena wild with jealousy. Katey laughed at her and Lena was going to punch her head, but Katey ran away. Then Lena was laying for her. Edith saw her ifn the hall when Edith was going up to Katey's room, and then Katey told Edith that Lena was after her. Edith thought nothing of it at the time, for she had some- thing else on her mind; but today, when she found out that Katey'’d actually been killed, she remembered and went to Lena, and Lena came tv me and told the truth. Lena was laying for Katey and saw her go into Ted’s bedroom. You see, Katey'’d seen Ted’s gun there and had some idea of getting it and bluffing Lena. She'd said something of the kind to Edith, who didn't take it seriously at the time. No doubt Katey did step ’ in there to get the gun, but probably when she saw it she was really more afraid of carrying it than she was of Lena. Anyway, Lena says she waited a few minutes for Katey to come out, but as Katey didn't come out Lena started in there after her, knowing Ted wasn't there. She popped in and met Katey coming out. They had a spat, you know, and Katey said she'd go with Louis © as much as she pleased. She also said something about a horse—referring to Lena’s size. A fool maids’ row, you know, both of them mad. Lena fell on her and choked her and walloped her and Katey broke away and ran into the dressing room for the gun, Lena after her. Seems Lena is some scrapper when her blood is up. Katey grabbed the gun and Lena grabbed Katey and the gun went off and Katey was dead. Lena was paralyzed then, and carried the body in the next room and hid it, and she’s been scared stiff ever since. Seems she told Louis about it yesterday and was going to drown herself, but Louis persuaded her not to. And so far as Katey is concerned,” the Judge concluded, “that is the whole fool story.” There followed a pause, which prolonged itself. “I thought Hilton did it,” said Ted, absently. “Well,” said the Judge, “I reckon Hilton did enough. Edith didn't tell me so, but I guess he did enough—to her.” “I know he did—but why?” said Ted. “Hilton had got hold of this Katey business and was tr,.ug to blackmail me with it,” the Judge replied. “He almost put it over, too, but I stood him off for a day. Meanwhile, Edith had been to Lena and dis- covered the truth. Hilton was drunk anyway—and half crazy. When Edith told him the truth and insisted that she must tell it to me in spite of him—which would knock the bottom out of his blackmail enter- prise—he no doubt went plumb crazy and tried to choke her into promising to keep still. It’s a good thing he's dead. “I've got another word to say to you, Ted. I mis- judged you and did you wrong. But I'm an old codger and my mistakes don’t matter much now. You're starting out and you're wanting to marry Peggy. | love Peggy myself and I think a man that wants to marry her has got to set a pretty high mark for him- self. I want to say to you, give people something solid to go on so the next time anything comes up they won't misjudge you.” “I know, Judge; I know! earnestly. That’s all true!” said “Ted (Continued on Page 14.) PAGE FLEVEN.

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=z e¢ ¥ FP wide, count of gittin’ more wild turkeys than anybody else. “So, you see, Lem bein’ the kind of feller he is, I ginerly pay some ‘tention to what he tells me. He says we ort to be awful kKeerful how we dress when we're a-travelin’ round that-a way. He ‘lows that we ort to wear the wust clo’es we have so as to make people think we're too pore to have anything wuth Stealin’. Says he knowed a feller on¢e’t that saved his watch and all his money, purty nigh, jist by look- in’ awful pore. And he ‘lowed if our hosses. wasn’t quite so fat it'd be a heap better fer us. “And jist as we had got our wust things all ready fer to put on to travel in, Sam Hodges, he comes along, and he says that the way fer to dress when you're a-travelin’, is to look jist as well off as you can. Says that when you look pore, people jist natcherly knows that you're a-puttin’ on and that you ll likely git robbed ever’ time. “So then we ‘lowed we'd try it both ways. We shore dont aim to git robbed ner nothin’ if they’s a way to keep out of it. We're a-goin’ to keep our clo'es Huh? Well, sir, we've been a-gittin’ ready fer to go body to see, Gob,’ he says. handy of both kinds and see which we git along the large away on atrip. Yes, sir! Shore. Fact is, we're all _ “Me and Lem was boys together and some or the’ best in. Sam is a right smart of a feller, hisself. funct! ready but hitchin’ the hosses to the wagon and ‘Old fellers still calls me ‘Gob, that bein’ a nickname Besides, we don't want to hurt either one of their depen startin’. fer ‘Gobbler Hunter, which I was knowed by, fur and _ feelin’s, them both a-bein’ neighbors. I reckon we'll those: “Where we goin’? Oh, jist a-travelin’ around. Til- start tomorrer and wear our Sunday clo’es, it bein’ think lyannie, she ain’t never been nowheres, much, and we 7 Sunday, and Lem, he says they won't be no danger, all, a jist ‘lowed we'd bust loose and go som’ers. Now, my- Mee nohow, till we git out of our own county, which will stron self, I've been around a right smart, up to Sent Louis be about Monday. And as I was a-sayin’, Happy a atr several times and down to Poplar Bluff, and once way Hooligan will be with us. That'll he’p a right smart, exert: off down into Dunklin County—me not a-bein’ afeerd of course. Besides, travelin’ wouldn't be travelin’ of tin of railroads, as it were. But Tillyannie, she jist without a dawg to sleep under the wagon of nights— than natcherly won't travel on ‘em. which is another place where we've got the railroad He re “William, she says, ‘I hain’t never rid on one of plumb skinned. made them there trains yet.’ she says, ‘and what's more,’ Well, ll come around and tell you about it when Un! she says, ‘if I keep my senses, I don’t aim to.” And we git back. You'ns better come along Some Win ms break when Tillyannie speaks positive like that, I know they and stay all night. But, gen-tull-men: Don't you do fracti aint no use to argyfy, even if I wanted to, which I it, nuther. We're a-gojn’ to jist have a cold snack dict . didn’t. I'm plumb a-hankerin’ to go in the wagon fer supper tonight and git started at 4 o'clock in the collay myself. mornin. That dern fool habit of ourn down there, be co “But ‘as to where we're: a-goin’, well, we're jist a-axin ever body to go home with ua, is a-goin to Bo th: a’goin’. That’s it. Jist a-goin’. When we git hongry give a feller a heap of bother sometimes if he don’t can r fer a bait of fish, we'll stop and ketch ‘em. I ain't gee _ oi mn @ eatin life i never been on no train that'd do that fer a feller, » pangid ae atleantieisz tb ry m and tel you So have you? If we git to a town where they is a good — ” Pa ae — and t movin’ pitcher show, we'll jist natcherly stay till we've ees wee nois — saw it all we want to. be a-runnin’ that there (an rIgGnny Senerene yas train, and it shore cain’t go till I'm ready to give the . . and h signal. I ain’t never rid jue no train with a conductor (Second Installment Next Sunday.) years, that’d stop fer pitcher shows, have you? Wel) stop Kinee and build up a log far when we want to eat, and if we Electi git tard we'll turn the engine loose to eat grass fer about a day and sleep it off. Oh, they’s a heap to be said salari in favor of Tillyannie’s favor-ite method of travelin’. ; ments And we're shore jist about ready to turn on the stea ; The and git. ments “And, say! I've got a awful big joke on Tillyannie. reque I ain’t a-goin’ to take my razor. It jist about bothers Th me all I can stand to shave ever’ week, like she makes meta! me. We'll be gone a month, likely, and if I ain't got many my razor I won't have to shave fer a month. Haw, — : heaies haw, haw! I’ve been a-laughin’ to myself ever sence “J?’Il be another hundred years—the year ors .o I slipped it out of the grub box, where it was all PAGE TWELVE. 2000—before it happens again.” SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—APRIL 10, 1921.

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~@&o rs 5s " eco“ Sanat = Finding Out How Steel. Just Like a Human Being. - Breaks Down Under Too Much ‘Fatigue | Experiments at University of Illinois will extend over 2-year period and supply data on the way tkct frequent, although light, loadings * cause “slip lines” in metic! and finally fractures — The results will be of interest to every auto owner, every passenger on elevators and every traveler by rail <_- By E. M. FLETCHER. NAP! Crash! An axle breaks, one car top- ples over, another is telescoped, and a score of people are killed or maimed—all because a bit of steel somewhere got “tired” and suf- fered a “physical breakdown.” That metals, like human beings, do ex- perience fatigue, sometimes beyond the limit of endurance, although the load they bear may itself be light, and do “go to pieces” suddenly, like over- worked men, is being demonstrated by Prof. H. F. Moore, professor of engineering materials at the Uni- versity of Illinois, College of Engineering, in a two- year series of experiments on the fatigue of metals. The investigation, conducted under the joint auspices of the Engineering Foundation, the National Research Council, the General Electric Co. and the University of Illinois Engineering Experiment Station, aims at the ultimate determination of the limit of endurance of various metals, notably steel. Although hitherto the endurance of metals under a single load has been tested adequately, knowledge is still meager concerning fa- tigue strength under frequent loadings. It is hoped that the present investi- gation will add materially to the understanding of these phenom- ena. How tired, Mr. Auto Owner, is your automobile crankshaft, the steering knuckle, the springs, the axles, the engine parts? How fatigued, Mr. Office Man, are the wire ropes of the elevator which hoists you daily to the upper re- gions of your skyscraper? How fit, Mr. Straphaneer, are the axles of the street car trucks which deliver you alternately at your place of business and at your home? How weary, Mr. Commuter, are the girders of the bridges to which you so often instrust your life? The etrength of these smaller and larger pieces of steel upon which the functioning of our lives and life itself depend, we take for granted. Of course, those’ elevator ropes are atrong, we think, if we think about the subject at all, and dismiss the matter. They were strong—originally somebody saw to that. But even a strong man is no longer strong when he has exerted his muscles to the utmost a sufficient number of times, or even when he has exerted them a little less than the utmost a sufficiently longer number of times. He reaches his limit, and so does the strongest of man- made steel. Unlike man, steel gives no evidence of the coming breakdown. It works well and faithfully up to the fracture point, and as yet man has been unable to pre- dict when that point is at hand. Can the approaching collapse, then, be predetermined? Can vital statistics be compiled for the lifetime of steel as for human life, so that the automobile, or rail, or bridge manufacturer can reduce his “risks” to the science evolved by the life insurance companies’? | So important are these questions to the manufacturer and to the ordinary citizen that the University of Illi- nois has equipped a laboratory with a battery of 1o testing machines, for which it furnishes power, light and heat, together with the time of Prof. Moore for two years, and the National Research Council, the En- gineering Foundation of New York and the General Electric Co. of New York have together contributed about $60,000, about half of which goes for the salaries of five men engaged in carrying on the experi- ments. All results obtained are open to the public. The investigation is the outgrowth of special experi- ments on cold-rofled steel, made by Prof. Moore at the request of the Government during the war. The problem presented by the wear and tear on metals from the stress of comparatively light loads many times repeated was recognized in Germany by August Wohler as early as 1860. He and his success- ors originated various tests, all of which have proved F. Moore, charge SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—APRIL 10, 1921. Professor H. in of unique test. -0- -O- -O- -O- incomplete for modern machinery, large- ly because they are of too short du- ration. If a bit of metal, however, escapes un- scathed the modern torture chamber de- signed by Prof. Moore, it is given an hon- orable discharge, and it and all its posterity are promised a long and honorable life. From a consignment of steel submitted for testing, 20 specimens in the form of .4-inch rods, 13 inches long, are machined. The “elastic limit" of the product is then ascer- tained by inserting a specimen in a ma- chine which stretches it out like a piece of taffy, until it begins to ‘“‘neck down” and finally breaks off. A weighing scale records the stress required to break it, and its re- sistance per square inch for a single load is then computed. A steel shaft is then inserted like an axle, horizontally, in the apparatus shown in the accompanying illustration, a load some- what less than the maximum determined in the foregoing experiment is applied, and the rod is set revolving night and day at the rate of 1500 revolutions a minute. The conditions repro- duce those of the ordinary rail- road or automébile axle in mo- tion. If the load is heavy enough the piece will break in a few minutes. The load is then graduated on the other specimens until one is found light enough so that the rod withstands the entire test of 109,000,000 revolutions lasting 45 days and nights. “The action upon the steel in the testing machines is like a continual backward and forward bending motion.” Prof. Moore ex- plains the process. “A wire, for example, will bend double indefinitely without break- ing, but wriggle it back and forth for a few times and it will snap. As a car axle stands motionless the upper part may be said to suffer tension (pulling action) from the weight sustained at each end. The lower surface at the same time is being compressed (crushing action). Make a one-half revolution of the axle and the situation is reversed—the upper part under tension is now under compression and vice versa. It is undergo- ing exactly the same treatment as that which snapped off the wire, an infinitely severer test than to support a single load. The behavior of the internal structure of the steel during this treatment is peculiar, as revealed by the microscope. After re- peated stress, steel will snap almost without warning; while under a single heavy load it will, at most, crumple. In the former case the steel behaves as Smooth steel as it looks under a microscope. The fine “slip lines” running diagonally up and down are symptoms of “fatigue.” One of the testing machines, on which a steel rod under stress (of weights attached) revolves day and night until it collapses, or registers 2 total of 100,000,000 revolutions. ‘'\ dé How Long Will That Metal Part Do Its Work? Study the Figures Approximate number of repetitions of stress in the “lifetime” of the structure or machine shown below: Railroad bridge, chord members... 2 000 000 Elevated railroad structure, floor EE a so. 6a dial Smid wih oh oe ele ae 40,000,000 Railroad rail, locomotive wheel tn a an 4 ee es gk ale oe 500 000 Railroad rail, car wheel loads..... 15,000,000 Airplane-engine crankshaft....... 18,000,000 ee ee. Jae ue eat ce ous een 50,000 000 Automobile engine crankshaft..... 120,000,000 Lineshafting in shops.............. 360,000,000 Steam engine piston rods, connect- ing rods and crankshafts........ 1,000,000 ,000 shafts, Steam-turbine stresses 15,000,000,000 “ese eee ef fe © though it were a brittle metal rather than a ductile one. “In view of the sharp crystalline appearance of the fractured surface, it has been supposed that the sharp rupture followed a sudden internal change from a fibrous to a crystalline structure. Microscopic study shows, however, that the structure of metal: is always crystalline Fracture under repeated stress is ap- parently due to minute cracks or ‘slip lines’ which ex- tend through the crystals and which uniting into larg- er cracks act like minute hacksaw cuts, gradually eating into a machine part until it cannot longer carry its load and snaps off much as a piece of iron falls off when almost cut in two by a power hacksaw. “The starting point for these slips may be at a point where a minute flaw or scratch exists, where there is friction and consequent wear between a shaft and a bearing, or at a rivet hole or a sharp notch. Any of these defects are negligible if the part is subjected to a few loadings, but each becomes of the highest impor- tance in case of parts subjected to many thousand load- ings. “This progressive action of small cracks is offered as an explanation of the occasional failure of springs under light loads from cracks started by previous heavy loads. The collapse of used automobiles is a com- monplace example of this phenomenon. It is impor- tant, therefore, to know the history of any piece of metal in estimating the length of its future usefulness.” The question of the effect of heat treatments has yet to be fully studied. PAGE THIRTEEN.

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Head of Christ Carved on’ a Bean Pod intimate friend of Mrs Mii Fadden. The latter amined the work and have marveled at the beaut) and are seen in the daily heard of the miniature and as ed to see it, then ex- realism of the tiny imagery. sates presse? a desire to purchese it. She did not realize All efforts to trace Ue er of the ee Kon -sdhirmoaphicoacradadley: eis. doubtless expressed some of his own mental anguish sania = wae i PORRENESS prior to execution, on the countenance of the Savior, Spoons, perfectis When Mrs. Harriman heard of the carving, she asxed have been fruitless. Records of political prisoners are viewed through a mermission to see it and jut it on exhibition at her loosely kept in Central American prisons, and while a Well-known accom}! home, 142 East Fifty-lifth street. Bishop M. J: Cur- some of the authorities had a recollection of the cir- devout Jews of ley of St. Augustine, Fla., and Frederick Macmonnies, cumstance. none could or would throw light on the art expert, were summoned to view the gem. Hoth ideniity of the artist in question All trace of the would be written were enthusigstic to the highest dezree jailer was similarly lost. Senor Navia’s relative did within a bracelet or In the 26 years that have elajysed since the likeness was produced, the pod of the bean has grown hard as The To be appre: LC TOBCOpe ivory, which it resembles in ccior bean makes a set.ing for the head. viewed through with the it has to Le lines are and the rendered utmost conception of the appearance of Christ ivory carving, botb in America and Engi atiention finished carving is a most dignitied and saintiv land, not Know the name of the him what turned out the jated, The siraple shell of mous. Provisions are being to detail the Experts in have ex- to be an artistic appears as if the little carving will have to be anony- ade for the proper preserva- tion cf the carving, and it doubtless will be kept for collection of some art gallery. . of Carving of this sort, which once flourished, is prac- tically unknown in these days. man who had casually given treasure, so it was Occasionally references Apartment House of a Thousand Rooms eight feet deep, two feet wide, between heavs masonry, which, for solidity, could not unless built of modern concrete The and smooth and shows much use. tne avation, i precedent in further ex: unexpected, is without outnwest if, by ‘ontinuous with the curving ridge, as seems aimost smoothing stones. The comain, it affcerded a protective passage from the ex- show a remarkable state treme southeast corner of the building to the north- masonry and timber western quarter, 7/"! feet away. The extension of the excavation The excavation of the southern extremity of the inner court brought many enact wing of the building is disclosed two stories be- level suriace gave no sign of the labvrinth of kivas, ‘ow the cround. Looking down into the excavated shafts, rooms one geis a fair idea of the knowledge of con- uncovered. etructicn possessed by these people who aro Partition walis are imbedding timbers in the sand years forced by (Tete OVERLOOK Put the Judge pressed on When found yvcurself in a mess you thought you Vou wanted a real job, bet you wanted it a long wav off—something novel and. ex- citing (jet all that out of vour head Going off to some new svene is just fool- ing vourself. It's the same world and the ame you over in here. ‘arc work is just as du! as it s in New York. Take the job that otfers, the one nearest at hand, and pitch Into that.” “Tl go to dJeciared “That sounds right,” his face lighting with the strong smile that chaneed it in a twinkiing. “I did ‘ou wrong; but I don’t want to do vou the iurther wrong of offering vou anv mar- tvr's crown. ! want to offer you a long- shovel instead.’ -His eves shift- ed to Peggy and the smile broadened into a Chuckle as he added: “This foolish lit- tle person will probably ruin with rowns, if youll let her.” Pecgy arose, stepped over to the Judge's hair, and kissed him Danforth got up, too, and as he walked from the room he was thinking that Peg- xy had nothing to say to his going. With a deep sense of defeat he wandered out of the house, toward the stables. . . . If he had not gone so far, if he had stopped thort of telling Peggy that foolish stuff about Ted's abnormal mind. But he had gone that far. He wondered if she would ever forgive him for that. Walking heavily on. > he? ‘ Russia tmat. if is i over there New York next weed,” Ted the Judge replied, , nhandied Vou he soon saw a -_— [>_> —— — =e ADVERTISEMENT floor is This trench. sonietimes rein- InmaSonry, as ¢ walls are reinforced with fron rods today. Sobmit ,Our poems on any todayv ° Ww 1 q’eprey te o ind positively faci of same B. SIMPLEX 1531 Broadway. «4. New Vork. PAGE FOURTEEN, walis of and ceilings were be excelled hard entirely ruins of the proves to be Next laver of cedar bark. cide. lived a thou- into one another, ant ture area. m- Floors slope-shonidered, long-necked figure in a light yellow suit—Mr. Samuel Thorp—still banging about, alert for any further inter- esting developments. At once Danforth struck with wonder. It was this mere loquacious and Iving fool- who had led him, an able man, off on that absurd dance the very- brink of the Coffee But in a’ moment he knew that quite true; it was his own jealo hat had misled him. He had the perhaps he had lost also what he had before, her sisterly love. If only he had stopped short of that last touch about Ted's degeneracy, for that would be hard to forgive. But he hadn't stopped short. He tasted the bit- ter thought that he and Sam Thorp were a couple of fools together. Weil, he could go back to New York. He was not a mere blundering blockhead down there. When it came te oil he wae an able man! He strolled on heavily. The light was softening Wis down to Por’ was not isy that 7 , ato, stake: to sunset when Danforth returned to Overlook House. At that time three persons sat in Edith Hil- tons room-—Edith herself, in a reclining chair, Ted Pennell and Peggy Loughman in front of her. Presently the bandaged womian’s and earnest voice ceased. Ted. low with down- Cast eyes, reached out for Peggy's hand in humility. “I Know, Edith,” he said, “and I will. Pegzy, I will!” “And I, too!” Peggy murmured. 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The perfectly ing which, exposed to have Each is a Vari- HOUSE - - In that high moment Danforth stepped into the room. The moment's height shone in all] three of the faces there. Its atmosphere of a great reconciliation with life and submission, hope and love, per- vaded the room. Danforth was instantly sensible of that. 2 As the ponderous, swarthy man ad- vanced to a chair what shone in their faces seemed not exactly to withdraw from him or shut him out, but to regard. him abevantly. He sat down, studied the rug an instant, and turned to Ted: “You're going to New York next week?" “Yes.” Ted replied. Dantorth took his instant of delibera- tion and looked only at Ted as he rum- bled: “Your father is a fine man in a great . } many Ways, but | can teach you business | LITT dg Jdrens sses Serviceable dress of im- Ported Anderson Ging - m, direct from our Sth Avenue factory. 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Archeologists are these native American builders with the known works (Continued From Page 1.) cuniesiaie work produced in One of the latest ofa cherry #lone sonie press to the carvine intO @ Miniature basket, in which reposed six silver formed, but so small tney had to be it will be recalled that ishment among the orthodox ang Europe the inscribing of portions an entire section in a space being placed locket When the process of lhivc Fos Ope Was Capable of making such reproductions by photography developed, however, the art fell into disuss Many vears 226 there appeared tins of a gold dollar, upon which Stamped. exception of the Work turne: Japanese The discovery of this rare bit of Work, accordingly, bag aroused great interest in the Fast. medais, the size the entire Lord's Prayer But carving in miniature, with the l-out bs a certain school artists, is practically a lost art today, (C ontinued From Page 3) solidiy walled. 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m Page 1 ee ee 1.) k produced in of the lates: cherry stone Six silver hey had to be recalled that orthodox ang if of portions entire section being Placed © process of hy developed, “Gais, the size word's Prayer re. With the ertain schoo) at art today. ordingly, base n Page 3) heed impres- from their iD the. build- community in building ons: depend- e& secondary ‘venients of niuth better in the Old nts a build- some parts few speci- | pases. They - rs Were un- : our modern Page 11) > mY office there was mean it?’ my office JnE man's ‘are of the es of the he heard Jan'” He Toom in- ad — = - — —— ee RING Ww. LARDNER. ee ee ee SO ——_—_——- aiid — O THE EDITOR: Here is a copy of the message | am sending to Congress and maybe they might not dast give it out to the pa- pers so here is a copy of it. To Congress Well lady and gents I! realize it ain't customary for nobods oniy the president to send vou bors a April fool message but still and all they « no law vs anybody sending vou one a specially a man that come as ‘lose to the White House as myself and might of got all the way in if I hadn't of left Washington a few minutes before the Hardings decided to make it am amusement park, at least judceing from some of the birds that did get in I don't see how they could of barred this baby. And besides, if vou bovs is anything like our last congres® 4 message will go just as big whether it comes from me or the president or the ouija board so any way | am going to write and point out a few things that need tension that I studied them up while the president was down on the Florida golf links rovehing it. Well gents vou know the old gag about people that lives in a giass house shouldnt dmnk out of the bottle, so the place to commence makeing reforms is right where vou are at, namely the nation’s capital and I dont knoW no way you could make a better beginning than appt. a committee to tend al! the hall games in Washington this season and try and find out if the home team is rea!lvy plaving their best. And the next thing to do is give the town Pullman telephone booths so as a person can enjoy a night's rest while waiting for the wrong number end thus kiil ® birds with one nickel besides cet- ting your shoes shined. “Please use this raz to wipe your razors as one ema!l! cut destroys a tovei.” “Guests without baggage 25 cts extra for meals served in booth.” “Stop have you anything ieft™ Pass a bil! pro- videing for the president to not leave Washington dureing his in- ~umbrance as they are libel to run wild when thev get away from home and go to gay Paree and buck the Tiger or something. Presi- dents of coarse likes to travel be- Cause ther get 10 cts. per them about 2 cts profit at is sporling While the madame ballots. which present nets rates mile, the BRICKS “Not tomorrow.” Peter said. sadly. Mamma say yes.’ the boy responded ters dress.” This was a tragedy, Peter thought. Surely, Mrs. Peter hed not put false hopes in the hearts of her lit- tle children’ Mrs. Peter surely knew that they couldnt afford the beach trip. They reached the door of the shack, and Mrs. Peter met them. her eyes glistening. Peter kissed her and Went on into the kitchen to wash. “Peter—I—I hope you'll not be angry.” Mrs. Peter said. “I just couldn't let the children be disappointed again. and the summer is paseing. “he tron sis- “I know. Mary—but how can we afford it? There— there’ I guess we can if we be mizhty careful a couple of weeks.” Mre Peter pressed a dollar and a quarter into his palm. “There. Peter,” she said. is only for just this once.” “But hor”— “I—| got a couple of washings to do, Peter “Mary!” “It didn't hurt me a bit, Peter.” “But I've told you I can’t have that, Mary’ haven't been strong since the last baby — -- “I took my time, Peter, and it didn’t hurt me a Dit. “Now, don't be angry It You SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—APRIL 19, 1921. aws Could Add to Personal Comfort the hall of fame along with Columbus | and Admiral Peary [Srop! | ali | Along these lines it would also te HAVE YoU QUITE , ' a good move to pass 4 Federal law vs ANYTHING BT FASE ¥ wrestiers useing a headlock. They LEFT. sir! 7 “ aint no more use for one than on thie ry # (,ernian treasury bidzg 2 ie No 1-2 fare m aded congress wan't<« i! to show partiality towards eithe one of the 2 big govt. war schools so an t should ought goa! other sporting «vent tha ty be layed on the after tou Nay, Dut Food Pass flothes wh sheif is the hdowns This helps dont do the army no the q(@ Wearing 1! an if ailaw vs. men nner ich don't Chinaman Or if it looks vas ich Opposition to bene! novody but the like they ishing this quaint costume all together, have some govt. reg- called up half to go too m abo!- leave US as when you dinner you wont at lease ulation so and ast to are through no al! day battle of the Marne Geciding if ¥ou will or if vou won ¢ Make some kind of a universal rule in regards to hat in co-ed elevators They way it is now a man is all right if be stays in one town, but the minute he goes visiting he is all wrong For inat. if you are in Chicago saree you keep your hat on unlest the ele- “Give the town Pullman telephone booths so zs a person can enjoy Vator is-in 2 hotel or a dept. store a might’s rest while waiting for the wrong number.” in N. ¥ City vou also take them off in a apt bidg. elevator provided minus the amusement tax on an upper but if the lads ain | t your own wife or a relatives But in they claim they can't get along withe eome sus Kind paces line ashi OH You got to expose yourseif of a ret rich quick scheme. why allow them a dime for in elevators id al) ‘kinds and when I anc the madam every mile they stay on the fairwa, and i guess by the Was there and i end of 4 yrs. they will have enough saved up to b a toon -ber on sight ]1-2 interest in a milk chocolate seeing trips ‘oO I also wished you would put up the names of the the different different gov’. buildings in big letters so as when a floors of office man is showing hia Mrs. the town she won't art like : buildings, [ dis- she had bad him subpoenaed covered that |! Borrow a 16 yr. old dependent child somewheres was the eniy grat and give it to the bird that figured out the versonal in the ‘ar with a exemption zllowanre on the income tax and make him covers 66s : oe feit even sillier support it on $20 a yr "Nau ever Passe a ruie to permit smokeing in the senaie ane These la a few house so as you boys wont keep as<ing teacher if vou of the needed lez- can leave the iclation:< Boys So much for loca! legislations and now we come * and | wished vou matters that effects the whole lt S. States and the Ist wouid find time thing to do is to pass another amen: to the con- to give them vour stitution and call it the 27th. amendmiuot because it tension, but I sup- takes in both the 18th. and 19th. amendmunts and have ose you w.l be tion day is have some that ele man will this new amendmunt provide Kines X from Prohibition 80 as a place to bang around wile the madam is spoiling bali- jots Repeal the truants law so-a person wont half to gz all spring and fall without a caddy Repeal the iaw vs. the rabbit punch in boxing This punch is a blow that lands at the base of a fizhters brain and it looks to me like the man that lands ‘t, in- stead of being disqualified. ought to be give a seat in AND BEANS And Il! not do it I wanted to take the babies so much.” Peter looked near coming “All right, then. We'll talk about it will be anticipating, and we'll their lives tomorrow I suppose ¥* d in time to catch the first migra — They caught the first train. beach at apn early hour. Hand ins has¢ the girl stood at the edge of the water and faced the unfathomable mystery of the ocean Peter and Mrs Peter sat down on the hard sand and fixed 4 bianket for the baby, and drank in the stiff. sea air Then they had !uncheon,. and watched the crowds at came later. and stared at the flaring signs on the sideshows. and Peter even purchased a bag of pea- nuts and took the bor and gir! for one ride on the merry-go-round. They had planned to make the most of this single day at the beach, to gain which Mrs azain ber, and the ‘ears were very her awkwardly: “We'll mate the mos of it, this evening, so the kiddies give ‘hem the time of petter get up down at He Fissec he said arrived at the the boy and Peter bad worked in the heat over a washtub, while Peter ~orted in the clay at the brickyards to get money to buy beans. And toward evening a beautiful small cruising yacht steamed slowly by and anchored off one ae the fashb- ionabie hotels. mMmonking words too NUSY “They ain't no more use for wrest- *“''h ‘the lers using a headlock than on and music of a the German treasury bidg.” peace treaty with a country that PnoWs. or as lease has heard rumors, tnat we ain't been fighting them for 3 yrs Great Neca April foo! RING W. LARDNER (Capurtghkt.j (Continued From Page 7} - Peter’ Wouldnt it be great to own a boat like that” Mrs. Peter gasped And to take a ride in i? on the orean’ Oh. if only. some time, we cou only get on one and just look around Wouldn't it be gio- rious “Own a boat like that” Peter exclaimed Yes, ! mizht, in about S.jvm ies) vears’ .I'l] bet she cost as much as $2t» ‘ope guess I'll never bur a boa like that’” Perer had- purchased a part of that ome, but he did Dot ADO It Was th: [rene ‘Copyright OL PIPE LINES HE tote. ileage of oi! pipe lines in the Tnited States is now about 34/"*' and the ‘gathering systems 11.5/8, makine a total of 455% miies constructed, the averaze ~~, ve -. as | [a uf At the time mos’ of the lines were the experts of the Geologica! Survey sa* « cost per mile, based on the eight-in«h and the cost of the average pump station was $12°.‘"* to $250,900. The pipe usua!!v used is eight inches in ¢i- ameter and the specifications require that ther be of uniform quality of steel, with threads to mz <e¢ possiD! a perfect union 2! the joints and pable of withstan 4- ing an internal pressure of 2) pounds to the square inch GE FIFTEEN

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