St. Louis Post-Dispatch
July 16, 1922

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IC PAGE| 15, 1922. (Copyright, 1922, | E HOORS R BILLS: PA POStHeEs LOOR ‘ag QUIET LITTLE WITH US Do SEENS To TITlEe —me Sane hs art: . ———- = Herding by Leaders of Workers 7 Along With Official Noti- ‘fication of Their Action. ' : of great } = cc N, ROTOGRaAVURE SECTION, 6 PAGES. SI'NDAY MAGAZINE, 26 PAGES. COMIC SECTION, 4 PAGES. SS pene Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 104 Pages. FIRST NEWS SECTION, 4 PAGES SPORT! SECTION, GES 4 PA ‘ PAGES. i? PAG ‘ 12 PAGBS. Pages 1—4. ——_ PRICE 5 CENTS _—_—-— AMOUS DESIGNER AND WIFE FOUND SLAIN IN. HOME Letters Indicate J. H. Horne ' ; Killed Mrs. Horne and Self That They Might Die To- gether. DEATH PACT AGREED TO, FRIENDS BELIEVE | ‘Dead Man Leaves Notes Ap-. pointing Administrator and | disap- It was only after undergoing | Princess Mary after ret ing to London from her hod, the | Princess, herself, foun: valuable piece of jewelry dropped in the hall of her home, Chesterfield ‘House, and returned it to its owner the next day. $60,000 VERDICT TAKEN FROM CHILD WHO LOST HANDS. Amputated by | Were Truck When She Was Mak- ing Mud-Pies. By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, July 15.—Because of a dispute as to whether the Ameri- can Express Co. or Talbot & Mc- Keon controlled the automobile truck | which, on Sept. 8. 1920. amputated the hands of Rose Cattini, the Ap-| pellate Division of the Supreme Court! today took away the $60,000 a jury in the Supreme Court awarded her! and dismissed her action. Rose lives with her parents on West. Fiftieth street. She is almost 9 now, and every passing week brings, fuller realization of what the loss of| her hands means to her. There was rejoicing in the Cattini| when Rose's verdict, awarded in this injury to a home last fall the largest ever State as damages for ' child, was announced by the foreman ! of the jury that heard her testimony and saw the little empty sleeves. The American Express Co. ap- pealed from the verdict and ad- vanced the same argument it had ad- vanced on the trial—that it did not own the automobile truck which ran over Rose’s hands as she knelt mak- ing mud pies, but merely had en- raged it to deliver goods. “TI think the onlv reasonable con- struction of the testimony,” wrote Supreme Court Justice Laughlin in ihe majority opinion, ‘“‘is that the American Express Co. did not be- come the master of the chauffeurs at any time, though given authority to suspend them from the contract work whenever it became dissatis- fied with the manner in which they were performing it.’’ In the case of such suspension, he pointed out, their employers were at liberty to assign them to other work and thus retained control! over them. KINGS AND QUEENS TO WELCOME VETERANS BACK TO EUROPE American Ex-Service Men Also Wil! Be Received by French Presi- dent on Ba@ileficld Pilgrimage. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 15.—Kings anc Queens of two European countries and the President of another, with his wife, will officially welcome the group of American ex-service men who leave Aug. 5 for their annua) pilgrimage to the American Legion announced to- day. The party, which will go to Paris after landing at Cherbourg, will be received by President and Mme. Mi!- lerand at the executive mansion, and a state dinrntr, presided over by Premier Poincare, with Marshals Foch, Joffre and Petain in attend- ance, will follow. Irom Paris the legionaires jump to Brussels, where King Al- bert and Queen Elizabeth will re- ceive them and the Royal National Grand Opera Company will give a special performance in their honor Following tours of the Flander: battlefields,.the party will go to Lon- don, where King George and Queen Mary have arranged a royal recep tion. Premier Llovd George. Field Marshal. Haig and Admiral Beatty will be among the notables who will Sit at the official banquet. will ; ’ ; Triplets Tagged ‘‘A, B, C,”’ Pending Name Choosing R. AND MRS. THAD H. TAYLOR, 1458 Shawmut place, hoped it would be a girl and had decided that if ‘t was they would name it Dixie. The delighted Mr. Taylor learned when he hurried to the hospital yesterday that he was the father of triplets, all girls. The three Dixies were born vt the Missouri Baptist Sanitarium. The mother and the triplets were reported last night to be doing nicely. Taylor is a switchman in the Burlington yards, East St. Louis. Mrs. Taylor was formerly a aurse at the sanitarium. Each is 21 years old. So far as either knows there have never been twins on either side of the fam- ily. not to mention triplets. Pending a consultation about names for the two not expected, the three have been tagged A, B and C. ST, LOUIS WOMAN SUFFERED AMNESIA AFTER BEATING Miss Helen Greiner Rendered Uncon- scious by Blows of New York Taxicab Driver. Ry the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 10.—A woman found suffering from amnesia on Staten Island Thursday, as a result of a terrific beating, regained ‘School of Designing. _the United States in 1882 and took | Executrix of His Estate— Motive Sought. Special to the Post-Dispatch DAYTON, O., July | | 15.—Friends | here tonight speculated.on the N»-| tive back of the dual \tragedy in which James H. Horne, 61, designer of the Pioneer Limited on the C. M, & St. P. Railroad, and his wife, Sadie, were the victims. Some profess to believe that Mrs, Horne shot herself first and Mr. Horne then killed himself. Oth- ers are of the opinion that Mr. and Mrs. Horne entered into a murder and suicide compact. Letters Indicated Agreement. This theory is based on one three letters which were found the room in which the two died in that | cf) iT | 5:30 this morning. The letters were. vritten July 11, indicating that Ln | ‘agreement had been entered into at'| least four days and probably more, | before the tragic climax, which was discovered at 7 a. m., an hour and a half after two shots and then a thi-d, were heard. Horne was one of the greatest car | designers in the country, friends who | know¥of his professional career said | tonight. He was a native of London and a graduate of the Kensington | He came to} | charge of car building and designing | ‘for the Canadian Pacific. In 1888 ‘he became the designer for the Bar- || ney-Smith Car Co. in Dayton. position he held for 27 years, This | and | became the general superintendent, which position he held for four years | ‘and then retired. Motive Uncertain. Inquiry at banks showed that fhe) was not in any serious financial .if- ficulty. motive, it is believed the one feared the other would die and the survivor double death her, memory today and said she was Hel- | en Greiner of St. Louis. Miss Greiner, who came to New York with her brother, a cattle buy- er, said she had been beaten uncon- scious by a taxicab driver when she. what she’ considered refused to pay an excessive fare for taking her to the wrong destination. Miss Greiner has been sent to Bellevue Hospital. Tier talk is incoherent and discon- nected. Her brother was expected to visit her at Bellevue, but had not ap- peared tonight. TEMPERANCE INVESTIGATOR FINDS TWO DRUNKS IN U: S. the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 1o Herrod, of Switzerland, director of} the International Temperance Bu- reau. who has been in the Unite l States investigating conditions under the prohibition law, saw only two intoxicated persons, during a tour By -Dr. Robea-t ° _of the nation, he declared today |t overseas battlefields, | ‘chapel fore sailing for home. One of these was ih New York. and the other in Zutte, Mont. Dr. Herfod, who will report to the governments of Norway, Sweden. Finland, Denmark. Jugo-Slavia, Bul- garia and other countries, declared that on the whole he had found social and street life in America “a hun- dred times cleaner and more decent Europe.” “The Bowers .v New York compares with Whit in London, heaven con pares with hell,” he said. TWO than in Aas ann KILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS BUGGY AT CROSSING Ry the Av te > > ky Sey we ps . v% - ra 7 3 of) oa . - oF . + x ane - . eit ~ b : . : RO NA | ENA IOP re ABN EH 8 7 re ae

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT"H _ | scared raltroad officials i am ~ |T can un@erstand.” " SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 16, 1922. _*) _ n| |@ | McCormick, in High aged _ Spirits, Sa ils foi r Furope THE TARE UL" se. [SEE ed 4 CH ST.1OUIS POST-DISPAT ao come ~-“IBECPUITING DEPUTIES: Rail Union Head Gives’ © "“cives'Tue restoent HARD, “KATY” SAYS Harding Strike Data ormer “Harvester Company Head Forgets. : | thing needed to insure the return of | } ‘normal conditions is protection of | bam Ee approsimenaill ‘Road Tells Hyde There Is Fear, : Passports and Nearly Misses at Hannibal. Strikers Will Ship. | Spectal to the Post-Dispatch. 4o- | men who want to work from vio- | | , t of the 'taking a strike ballot, it ‘lence: by strict enforcemen | unofficially os ee Attack’ From Bluffs. es Fe Deets ‘Prison Terms for i : HAN Mo., July 13. . : ° | | W:: is said to be the first Injunction Violators 4000 Clerks and Freight Hs Southern Taking Strike ¥ | By the Associated Press. CINCINNATI, July freight handlers and ,ployes on the Southern @ Action Against Road Under Missouri Law Against Importing Strike Guards , ship Glerks, Freight E tion and Express Emple | day. ‘ —_ the New York /not discuss, politely requesting the The Missourl-Kansas-Texas Rail-: action in Missouri under }}! special to the Post-Dispatch. p Brotherhood of Rallway an -e wit 3 ef “Ss road telegraphed Gov. Hyde yester- | the State law prohibiting LITTLE ROCK, Ark., July 13.— Injunction “Straitly E By Leased Wire From iam candle allt —, RT, ouren: =“ : —— ~~ o - ons ed - > z - cee re: gp SR a - eae Gans ein OO vmpet --— > +. se. met _ é ees . i “ , & 6 Antgeeeetetim - " — vaeisingh ~f b 46-00 aA NaI aie sanenaeia wot . —— Senate Vote Stands 38 to ra to Kill Provisions Under ‘Which It Would Have Been Continued. CONTROVERSY IS NOT ENDED, HOWEVER Jersey Senator Announces : He Will Offer Provisions » Anew After Report From Committee of the Whole. Ry the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, July 15.--Dye manufacturers of the country failed today in the fourth phase of their long fight to have the existing dye embargo and licensing system co;n- tinued after the coming into force of the administration tariff bill. The Senate, voting 38 to 32, struck out provisions of that measure under which the embargo would have been continued for one year and might have been extended for any part of an additional year at the directicn of the President. This does not end, however, what has come to be a bitter controversy in Congress. Senator Freliughuy- | sen, Republican, New Jersey, «n- nounced he would offer the embargo provision anew after the tariff had been reported to the Senate from the Committee of the Whole. Mean- Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. | NEW YORK, July 15.—Harold F. | McCormick, former president of the | International Harvester Co. of Chi- |cago, capitalist and clubman, sailed for Europe today on the Olympic of ‘the White Star Line. His daughter, Mathilde, reported engaged to Max | Ober, the Swiss riding master, Aid | not sail and her father assured re- | porters that the girl was still in Chi- | cago. McCormick was a much perturbed individual up to five minutes before sailing time. In the hurry leaving Chicago he left his passports behind. The wires were made hot and the passports were shipped by special messenger on the Twentieth Century Limited, the carrier arriving just ‘five minutes before the gangplanks of ‘the Olympic were dropped. In case the passports had not arrived, ar-| rangements had been made through the French consulate in this city to permit McCormick to land in Cher- bourg and to remain there until the arrival of his passports on the steam- ship Kroonland, the next available ship. This would have meant his remaining in Cherbourg at least two days. ; Poor Accommodations. Booking at the last minute, Mc- Cormick had to be satisfied with one of the least desirable of first-class staterooms, E-64. It was said devotee. on | shipboard, however, that an effort! Cormick boarded would be made after the ship sailed; early in the morning, having break- to secure better accommodations for | fast on board. the millionaire clubman and opera | of the Chicago Opera Co. assured There were several things he woul | est in opera. | newspaper men to refrain from men- step, and gripped the hands of the tioning them. They were Ganna Walska, the Polish singer to whom he is reported engaged, and who is now in Europe; another his recent operation where he was given a new gland, and his daughter’s reported engagement and his own matrimo- nial affairs, He looked the picture of health, was rugged, with a lively springy reporters with the energy of a lons- shoreman. He appeared to be in better physical shape than he has been for months. Going on Pleasure Trip. As to the purpose of his visit abroad at this time, he was reticent, saying he was going purely on a pleasure trip and would be away probably several months. He planned to disembark at Cherbourg. While the capitaliet was talking with reporters George McFadden of ‘Philadelphia, an old friend, ap- proached. Neither knew the other was sailing. “Hello, “sailing?” | “Yes,” replied McCormick, “If I ever get my passports.” “Don’t you talk too much to those newspaper men,” advised McFad- fen, laughing at McCormick, As the interview developed it became plain that the advice was unnecessary. Of- fcers of the Olympic said that Mce- the vessel very Hal. said McFadden, The financial backer reporters that he had not lost inter- time Senator Bursum, Republizan. | New Mexico is preparing an amend- | ment containing the embargo system ' for a year more, but with a provision. requiring that the profits of the Jye, manufacturers in excess of 10 per! cent be paid into the Federal treas-| ury. The Roll Call Vote. The roll call today on the embar zo amendment follows: For the embargo: | Republicans—Pall, Brandegee, Bursum, Calder, Curtis, * ental Edge, Ernest, Fernald, France, Fr-- | linghuysen, Gooding. Hale, Jones of | Washington, Ladd, Lenroot, Lo4¢°, | WeCumber, McKinley, McLean, Me- | Nary, New, Oddie, Pepper, Phipps. | Mawson, Shortridge, Sterling, Town- | send, Warren, Watson; of indiana, | and Willis—s:°. | Against the embargo: Republicans: Capper, Cummins, HMerreld, Johnson, McCormick, Moses, Nelson, Nichol- | son, Norbeck, Norris and Smoot—14. , Democrats: Ashurst, Caraway, | Culbertson, Dial, Fletcher, Harris, | Harrison, Helfin, Kendrick, King, | Overman, Pomerene, Ransdell, Rob-| inftion, Sheppard, Shields, Simmons, | Smith and Stanley, Swanson, Tram- | mell, Underwood, Walsh of Masea- | chusetts and Walsh of Montana—?24. Total, $8. Several Changed Attitude. A number of those voting against the embargo today supported it a/| year ago, when the present act was) } lieved the necessity for a law had) ceased to exist. Senators Committee amendment that an embargo is necessary to pro- tect not only the dye industry but also to insure the perpetuity of the chem- ical industry as a means of national defense. Explaining today his proposed amendment, Senator Bursum said privately that his interest was in the | national defense phase of the ques-. tion and asserted his belief that so. long as Great Britain, Italy and Ja- pan continued their dye embargo the United States should do likewise. House Took Similar Action. A provision to continue the dye. embargo was contained in the tariff | bill as reported by the House Ways. and Means Committee, but the, House struck it out after a fight led by Representative Frear, Republic- | an, Wisconsin. The Senate Finance | Committee majority, after long dis- cussion, reinstated the provision in| » much modified form. After disposing of the dye ques- tion, the Senate returned to consid- eration of the cotton schedule ajp- proving a minimum duty of 20 per cent ad valorem and a maximum duty of 35 per cent ad valorem on cotton sewing thread. Originally the committee majority proposed 25 per eent and 45 per cent, respectively, our receded from those figures. Qpposing the duties approved, Senator Smith, Democrat, South Car- éline, charged that English. and American manufacturers of cotton thread had the “most perfect mo- nopoly” of the world trade in sew- ing cotton known in history. He gaid the domestic manufacturers were making huge profits and that the Senate was not justified in ap- oving any rate in excess of the 15 r cent ad valorem in the existing riff law. = With Senators Lenroot, Repub- ican, Wisconsin; Simmons, Demo- érat, North Carolina, and Smith, Bemocrat, South Carolina, leading a fight to that end, the committee majority agreed to and the Senate approved reductions in proposed du- ties. on cotton cloths so as to keep them in line with the general reduc- tions made by the Senate in the du/ : os hg yarns entering into such -©otton cloth printed, dyed or figured, containing yarns not excess of number 80, would bear a um of 16 per cent, and that taining yarns in excess of number would bear a minimum of 40 per ’ | ' ; ' ’ Kellogg, Keyes, | On the other hand, | ©*@ct status of the coal strike. supporting the Finance | Conference had been in session only contended | % few minutes when word of the ac- tion of the miners reached the con- ferees, and journed, the Senators expressing the opinion that President Harding had taken the right attitude in offering arbitration. | scientific ‘tial settlement MINERS REJECT GOVERNMENT. PLAN OF ARBITRATION | resentatives in Continued From Page One. had ever receivad the interpretations and th workers, of whom he is the leader “did not know of thesé@ inter- pretations,”’ Lewis declined to say whether or not prevtous knowledge of the interpretations would have affected committee. Members of the committee, ever, intimated how- effect because the President's inter- pretation distinctively states that “these definite interpretations do not in any way modify the original pro- posal, but will serve to clarify such | doubts of construction as have been expressed, and leave no possibility of misunderstanding.”’ Declination of the mine workers to accept the proposal came just on the heels of a three hour conference between President Harding and Sec- retaries Hoover, Fall and Davis, de- | President is told, 'deprived of their means of hood. They have suffered anf have. geen their wives and children suf-_ voted entirely, it was said, to a dis- cussion of the coal situation and the probable Government attitude in the event of rejection of the arbitra- tion plan. Secretary Hoover had left the White House just a few minutes hbe- fore the President was notified of the rejection by the mine workers to “it- tend a conference at the Senate to nia, Illinois, Ohio and *Indiana the The was immediately § ad- The primary reason of the Policy Committee for rejection of the pro- ‘the combination of a. posal is that investigation commission with a wage arbitration board bad” and the declaration that near- by 50 per cent of the operators in strike fields are not represented in Washington and that “these inteér- ests have no _ intention of coming adjustment.” “Under such circumstances,” con- tinues the letter, ‘‘it is futile to Le- lieve that any general settlement can be made. It is manifestly unfair to attempt to exact from the mine workers’ representatives com mit- ment to an arbitration plan While at the same time powerful operating in- terests employing hundreds of tho.:- sands of men now on strike are lef: fr oll rn se -| ee to follow their own selfish im White House the Senators present | with virtual unanimity indorsed the_ | position taken by the executive tn behalf pulses and escape the premises.”’ It is insisted that the proposed plan would bring about only a par- and that it would leave “‘the public to be em barrasase i and industry further dislocated by a continuance of the strike situation in vast coal-producing areas.”’ View as to Investigation. The letter goes fully into the «1- leged necessity for a thorough and scientific investigation of the whoie coal mining industry: makes the charge that anthracite operators are mulcting the public; asserts that che completion of work by such a com- mission and application of reforms 1s an essential preliminary and neces- sary prerequisite to any attempt to adjust wages, points out that two years have passed since the last ar- bitration commission and none of the recommendations made have been put into effect. “The mine workers,” it continues, “are alive to the necessity of imme- diate resumption of operations,” re>- ognigzes that coal stocks are so low there is danger of a serious coal shortage and declares that ‘there is every moraband economic reason for responsibility in strongly that ad-| vance knowledge would have had no | minent is for them to measure up to the requirements of honor and good faith by meeting with our rep- interstate confer- ence,’ the letter states. The President was told that the day that difficulty was being expe-. rienced in recruiting deputy mar- shals for its property at Hannibal and that “troops would relieve the situation.”” The ‘‘Katy” has no em- Ployes at Hannibal now, except a few guards, as all Hannibal trains were discontinued last week. Fear that strike sympathtizers could at- tack them from the high bluffs over- looking the M.-K.-T. tracks at Han- nibal is making it difficult to get guards, officials say. A mixed train, put on to run between Moberly and New Franklin, is now the only serv- ice on the Hannibal-New Franklin division. Clerks of the Missouri-Kansas- Texas Railroad, members of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, yes- terday entered into a new agreement with the company that provides for an average wage slightly higher than that fixed by the Railroad La- bor Board, which went into effect July 1. The new agreement makes more remote a strike of clerks on the “Katy” system, as the new con- tract requires 30 days’ notice for termination. About 2700 clerks are affected. Clerks on some railroads through- out the country, including those em- ployed in East, St. Louis, have been voting on a question of striking in protest against the cut authorized by the Railroad Labor Board, but the “Katy” clerks entered negotiations for an adjusted wage scale instead. A. J. Pickett, chairman of the union, and W. E. Williams, general man- ager of the railroad, had been in conference for a week. Certain adjustments in salaries were agreed on, some being reduced to the level authorized by the Rail- road Labor Board and others in- creased on the basis of length of service and the degree of skill re- quired, bringing the average wage to 65 cents an hour, as compared ~|mine workers represent the human | With 40 cents before the war and factor in the coal industry, and “hu- | the 62 cents an hour maximum that 'man consideration should take pre- cedence over all the decision of the policy. ' | ; i ; | ' ' laboriousness of toil and the ‘gree of personal | tered. | ‘the fruits of their passed, but explained that they be-| explain to Senators from Pennsylva- | ;}mine workerg require material wants ; is i } | i i ’ furtler of misunderstanding.” a termination of the present strike.” | “The only effective way, at the present time, to escape the industrial and domestic catastrophe ‘which thege operators have thus made im- others.” It adds | ‘that “we submit, and feel confident | that you will agree with us, that the mine workgrs should not be re- sponsible for all the alleged ills and maladjustments of a diseased in- dustry.’’ Concluding Declaration. | The letter concludes with the | declaration that each year ‘2500 of | our men die and countless numbers | suffer injury in order that society | might be provided with fuel,” and | nsists that the hazard of the call- | ing should be given every consid- | eration and compensation paid ‘in | accordance with skill as artisans, | de- | encoun- ' | i | danger “For a period of 15 weeks,’ the “they have been liveli- } } | fer. Thousands have been evicted from their homes and they have) bravely endured every discomfort and personal sacrifice. “They cannot now lightly forego struggle and every dictate of humanity requires that they should be treated with | that consideration due them. The public interest as well as that of the that their be provided, and. their pride as citizens maintained.” Conference of Senators Broken Up. A conference at the Capitol of Senators of the competitive coal | fields with Secretary of Commerce up| Hoover was abruptly by a telephone message Vhite House announcing miners refused t»o arbitrate. Senator Pepper, Republican, Pennsylvania, called the broken from the that the office. The original plan was keep it secret. Only the States to | diana were represented. Senator | Pepper said the reason was that the situation seems to be most se-. rious in the central competitive field. Some irritation and misun-. derstanding was experienced by Benators of other coal producing | States until they were informed that ! tle meeting was intended only that | the Senators from the sections most | concerned might be better advised. When the message came from the of arbitration and ad- It was stated that no’ conferences, legislation or | Investigations are planned. “The executive has had charge of | journed. this matter and cur conference was simply sounding out sentiment as to | whether we ‘ould support the Pres- | ident,”’ Senator Pepper said. sastiasibendihicibatonss INTERPRETATION OF STRIKE ARBITRATION | PLAN BY PRESIDENT By the Associated Press WASHINGTON, July ».—In a! communication dadreessd No lead- | ers of the operators and miners, | President Harding placed interpre- | tation on certain phases of the ar- | bitration proposal which he offered | last Monday as a means of terminat- ing the coal strike. The interpreta- | tion, the President stated, “doesn’t” in any way modify the original pro- posal but will serve to clarify such doubts of construction as have been expressed and leave no possibility ' The communication | follows: “To A. M. Ogle. president of the National Coal Association: | “To 8S. D. Warriner, president of President's 'March 1, | meeting | following a visit to Hoover at his of | Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois : 2 within the purview of your plan of | ~ ols and In / and | was reduced by the Labor Board. the Anthracite Coa] Association: “To John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of Ameri- ca: “Since I tendered to you in a joint session at the executixe office on Monday, July 10, certain proposals for the arbitration of the coal dis- pute and since there have been nu- ‘merous inquiries and several informal conferences in the intervening time, aimed at clearer understanding, I have thought it desirable to place before you, in writing, such interpre- tation on the general proposal as I have sought informally and in verbal statements to convey. These definite interpretations do not in any way importation of men from an- other state for strike duty was brought here today when Pros- ecuting Attorney Roy Hamlin filed an information against the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad, charging the bringing of six men from Iowa to guard the company’s shops and prop- erty here. This action followed the arrest of 8S. J. Chesman of Keokuk, Ia., this morning after he had drawn a revolver on a police of- ficer. Attorneys for the railroad company represented the man in court today and will fight both cases. Continued From Page One. rected the board,” mented. He would not forecast the probable outcome. of the Detroit meeting «f the members of the union board. ROADS REFUSE TO MEET UNIONS WHILE STRIKE CONTINUES By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, July 16.—The third week of the railway shopmen’s ‘strike opened today with peace nego- tiations practically at a standstill following yesterday's separate con- ference between rail executives, union heads Board members, when the ences were described as “funda- mental.’’ Western carriers tonight is- sued a virtual ultimatum to the strikers, asserting that they would not agree to any plan inconsistent Grable com-' Federal Judge Jacob : | granting temporary injunctions Ro. j | ' | | | | | | Trieber, in the Missouri! Pacific and Rock Island | Railroads against illegal picketing by striking shopmen, yesterday de- clared that any violations of the in- junctions would result in peniten- tiary sentences. | “There will be no fines and there | will be no short jail sentences,” de- | clared Judge Trieber to the big ‘throng of union men who had at-. ! i j ' tended the meeting. Judge Trieber publicly declared that statements by Chief of Police James A. Tittle of North Little Rock were false. An affidavit presented declared | the New York terminal several min- | that a special agent who had been utes late. / i | } ' ' —Photo by Underwood & Underwood. EDWARD F. GRABLE. press on the New Haven has reached Today, in a fit of piqu4, arrested was dragged from the jail | the engineer drove into the station door, in the presence of the turnkey ‘and two patrolmen, by union men, | } } : | itentiary. Labor ana Railroad aitter. | Rock make injunctions necessary. ' with decisions of the Labor Board | they did not exist labor would be “in a bad fix.” and would not confer with the strikers while the walkout continues. The statement issued by the West- | ern Presidents’ Committee on Pub- | lic Relations placed responsibility for | | the continuance of the strike leaders and apparently left but one course open for a settlement. strike on | | officers. The executives, the statement saii, | “are perfectly willing to attend any meeting or participate in any hear- ing called by the Labor Board wich) a view to effecting a settlement that would not nullify but uphold and carry out the board’s decisions.” Plan to Reopen Shops. Virtually abandoning hope of an early settlement, and taken to the country and severe- ly beaten. the victim cried for help, but that the officers ignored him. “Have you heard of any of these disturbances in North Little Rock?” Judge Trieber asked Tittle. “No, sir,”’ was the reply. “Well, you are the only man who hasn't,” replied the Judge. “If it were within the power of this court I would rémove you from office. You evidently are deaf, dumb and blind. “lt understand why you officers across the river neglect your duty. You hold your jobs by virtue of the union vote. But hereafter you will be bound by this injunction, and if you violate it you will go to the pen- Towns like North Little In towns where officers are con- trolled like you are, the persons as- saulted are arrested and those mak- ing the assaults are not molested.” Judge Trieber said that labor unions were necessary, and that if “T have found most union men to be intelligent and law abiding. But they permit radicals to get within their ranks and commit law viola- tions contrary to orders from their They make injunctions necessary. If you obey the advice of your national officers not to re- sort to violence and law violations you will not get into trouble.” _ paid. The affidavit said that | i } two minutes early. “T’ll show them who's late,” he He was due at 6:02 a. m. pulled in at just 6 o’clock. Head of Chairmen’s Association Favors Strike Call. By the Associated Press. CINCINNATI, July 15.—‘There will be no convention of the Na- tional Association of General Chair- men of the Brotherhood of Main- tenance of Way and Railroad Shop Laborers at this time to decide on whether a strike call will be issued by this organization of: 400,000 workers,”’ T. C. Carroll, president of the organization, announced tonight on his return here from Louisville. “In view of the reported call ofa conference by the international pres- ident, E. F. Grable, of the gran and general officers of the brother- hood, for next week,-it will hold in abeyance my decision on the request of the general chairmen througho'tt the country that I call a convention of them and decide on a strike,” Carroll said. Speaking of the report that Gra- | ble, after his interview in Washing- ton with President’*Harding, had sent out notices for a meeting in Detroit of general officers of the brotherhood, Carroll said: “I believe my disclosure that 72 majority of the general chairmen throughout the nation believe a strike should be called has lighted a fire under International Presiden: Grable and accounts for his hurried 200 Armed Guards for Mail in New| conference Friday with the United York District. | By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 15.—First re- many roads, ac-| ports of sabotage on railroads in cording to a Labor Board official, are|the New York district today caused prepared to make a determined ef- fort to reopen their shops the first modify the original proposal but wil] | serve to clarify such doubts of eon-| struction as have been expressed and leave no possibility derstanding. Three Stages Contemplated. ' termined of misun-. augmented Monday by a walkout of'sary” in keeping interstate stationary firemen and oilers, while! running. “The program contemplates three | i. at Cleveland several hundred mem- | damage locomotives on the Lacka- | | successive stages as follows: “1. That the mine workers 'and conditions as those which gov- erned each case on last,March 31, this includes the check-off. “2. It is the intent that the tempo- rary arrangement above shal! re- | |turn to work under the same terms re-| main in force only during the short- | , est period that may be required for 'a determination of terms and condi- ditions of labor for the period ending | 1923. this by suggesting I have emphasized | that the wage. scale shall be determined by Aug. | 1(, 1922, with authority in the com- mission to extend that period such number of days as may be re- quired. “a Ss. That the commission in recom- mending an establishment for main- tenance of,industrial peace in the ne in| coal industry will be expected bring in such recommendations time to allow for. their use in the settlement of relations after the first of March, 1928. They are to be recommendatory and not binding. by | of the week with nonunion employes. With the carriers apparently de- to maintain of the strikers are expected to be bers of American Federation Railroad Workers have voted walk out the first of the -~week. | ; i ' } Federal authorities to deputize 200 guards for the mails and prepare to arm 1000 others. United States Marshals in New traffic as| York and Northern New Jersey were nearly normal as possible, the ranks! authorized by Attorney-General Daugherty to “go as far as neces- traffic Reports of attempts to held up by connections, trains air were slashed brake After a conference with President | spurred Government officials to re- Harding today, E. F. Grable, head |cruit deputies for strategic points on of the maintenance of way organiza-/all of the 11 mail-carrying lines en- tion, said there was no prospect of an immediate authorization of strike of his 400,000 men, but added that 48 hours might change the sit- uation. Chicago, the hub of the strike, waz quiet today. Other Developments. B. M. Jewell announced he would have nothing to say over the week- end, while labor mediators appar- a ’ tering the city. Fifty deputies were sent to Jer- sey City, where Erie road executives demanded protection on | | | | | of wanna, and instances where whole | to freight States Labor Board and his inter- view today with President Harding. It has also prompted his call for a convention on the grand and general officers of the brotherhood. “IT share the opinion of the great majority of the brotherhood that we should strike now. If we make settlement it would be blood money, solely because of the strike of the shopmen. Anda cettlement thus ob- tained would melt away so soon as the shopmen might be whipped, be- cause they would then turn around and whip us, and so on through the railroad organizations. They would take us singly by the strategy of divide and conquer. | “Not only have the members in the most solemn manner expresse:l desire for a strike, but Mr. Grable in writing his pledged word that if a strike vote carried, he would issues a sanction. I hold he should live the plea up to his word and obey the member- that Mayor Hague was “interfering | ship.” with attempt to guard railroad prop- | erty with private - police.” were placed in the yards of the ' ' Fifteen | Hyde Refuses to Order State Troops Home, Lackawanna; 25 were distributed in | Special to the Post-Dispatch. ently were nonplussed by the funda. | well in hand, but executives of the | which a demand was made by 2ffi- mental differences developed at yes- terday’s conferences. More Federal Court straining strikers from with the petitioners orders rée- interfering have | granted. “The President will ask of Con-. gress as soon as.the House is recon- Neff of Texas are investigating the vened in August for a grant to the commission of the necessary lege] powers to make an exhaustive in- } need (for | Troops have been San Bernardino, Cal., to protect rail- road property, and of Secretary of War Weeks and Gov. troops at Denison, Tex. Disorders occurréd at Scranton, Pa., where one man was shot. and at En- quiry into the coal industry in order. nis. Tex to acquire the needed information upon which to formulate plans to'| avoid future suspension of produc- | tion. Commitment to Plan Explained. “In order to clarify what sha!l constitute a commitment to the plan I have proposed, let it be un- derstood that, as to the bituminons flelds, the basis of agreement in na- tional disputes has hitherto been ’ The effect of the strike on crops Was seen in statements from Fres- no, Cal., that $200,000,000 worth of fruit is endangered, and from Ma- con, Ga., tha ilroads have begun to withdraw tj solicitors from the peach and me!.:: districts. A statement by rail executives here today said 'railways in all parts of the country | egreements between the United'Mine | showed gains in the number of men Workers with operators in the nei the shops since the strike start- tral competitive flelds. Therefore the acceptance of this offer by the United Mine Workers and by the op- erators shall be deemed binding when Workers and the operators, partie to the central competitive field agreement. which expired on March 31, have accepted it. The other bi- tuminous mines, which are now idle because of strike or suspended oOp- eration are expected to adhere to the complete | United Mine ' plan and comply with the decisions, of the commission, but their action in no way affects the validity of the agreement to the plan. “In the anthracite fields the ac- ceptance of this offer by the United Mine Workers on one side and the Anthracite Operators’ Association on the other, shall render it effective. If the mine workers and _ operators ed. The situation, the statement Said, was better in Eastern territory than elsewhere. “Developments show.” ment continued, ‘‘that the state the ST.LOUIS POST-GISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZ:R : 3, 1878 ~@c. 15, | been | the immediate vicinity of the city and 100 at outlying ‘‘key’’ points. Tonight the situation was reported | the roads most seriously threatened by| cials of union labor the strike urged United States Mar- shals to have deputies on hand for any emergency. A steady stream of deputies passed | to maintain peace and assuring requested at; through the examination rooms at | Governor that nothing would happen Federal building here. Each man representatives | *°cepted was put in a uniform and armed. Their instructions when entrain- ‘ing for duty were: “Remember, you are not supposed to protect railroad property all along the lines. Your job 's to see that United States mail and interstate ‘trains are not interferred with.” that reports from | Charging the United States Rail- way Labor Board with “trickery” and with trying to disrupt the Broth- erhood of Maintenance of Way Men by paying foremen and supervisors “enough to keep them from atrii- ing,’”” General Chairman Parker of the joint protective hoard of the or- ganization declared tonight President Grabie of the organizaticn would be “‘compelled to calla strike.” | strike in the history of the nation.” “If we had gone on strike with }Wood asserted, “and why the State (shop crafts men July 1 it would be/ of Missouri should be put to all -his all over now, and everyone would be )exnenre at the hehalf of a lot wf main | /quarters from all eastern locals, he! Pellshed Datiy by The Puiitres Pubshing Co., Twelfth and Olive Streets. (Member Audit Bureau of Circulationg) MEMBER OF THE ASSCCIATED PRESS. The Associated Press is exclustv . titled to the use for republication of ~ fe dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the loca! news published herein. All rights of repub- ene of speciqi dispatches herein are also ; agree there shall be a separate com-. mission. “It is understood that all decisions by the commission must be reached by a majority vote thereof and all decisions shall be binding to all par- ties to the agreeinent until March 1. 1923.” ; ' ' reserv SUBSCRIPTION arezes, BY MAIL IN DVANCE. Remit either by posta! money order or St. Louis exchange. Delivered by oy, never er out-of-town ealer: Dally only, 50c a month: Sunday, Be @ copy. Entered as second-class matter July 17. 1878, at the Postoffice at St. is under the act of March 3. 1878 Bell. Olive 6600. Kinloch. Central 6600, Mo., | to passengers, mall or freight. ' ; strike headquarters here. officials denied the report. ; | back at their jobs,”’ he asserted. Demands that a strike be called are pouring into the Chicago head- said. As a forerunner of a walkout. £9 } i ' ; { ; ’ ; ' i ; ' i JEFFERSON CITY, July 153.— Gov. Hyde has refused to demobilize Missquri National From the beginning the unionists have protested against use of ‘he guardsmen in this State, promising che which could reauire the use gt “x- traordinary means to preserve law and order. In return they asked Hyde not to call out the troops. The guardsmen were.called, ho r- ever. Yesterday R. T. Wood, presi- ‘dent of the State Federation of La-| |”, OMe and one-fourth bor, and William Turbett. president of the Jefferson City Federation of | Railway Shopcrafts, called on Hy‘te and asked that the New Franklin and Poplar Bluff be withdrawn and that all troops’ in their armories be dispensed with. Hyde refused and Wood and Purbett withdrew, declaring afterward that their interview had been heated and more or less personal, though e- —clining to be quoted as to the ex- | ' ' | ; trackmen on the Erie quit at Jeraey | City today, it was reported at The Lehigh Valley, however, ad- mitted that 18 of its men left, as- serting they were dissatisfied. when they received their pay, two weeks’ earnings at the United States Labor Board's scale of 35 cents an hour. Official statements covering the two weeks’ strike were issued today by the New York Central, Pennaylvn- nia, Lackawanna and New Haven roads. Each eet forth that the roads. handling more traffic than during the same period last year. were maintaining service, without delays | For several days the Boston Pxr- Railroad | | : tint | changes. “This has been the most peaceful ers Issues at é HOUSTON, Tex., July 1§.u0 porary injunction was signed eral Judge Hutcheson & “straitly enjoining” the stein way shop crafts and thelr » from intimidating workers | terfering with the handiine mails and interstate oo congregating on the gt front of homes of ‘emg trespassing on railroad r from conspiring to do’ things. To “straitly “narrowly restrict,” it ig 7500 Clerks and ~ight’ Hand Southern Taking Str — By the Associated Press. ee: WASHINGTON, July ty-five hundred members § ship Clerks, Freight E “ ition and Express Emr : rJe | lines are taking a i shops of the Atlantic Coast . | way, who did not go out Guard, for! guard units tj; Brotherhood of Ratlway ana By @ Staff Correspc Post-Dispate JEFFERSON CITY Twenty-seven towns tar have telegraphed Highway Commission the s¢stem of primary ommended by its engit tatively accepted by last. Wednesday. Ont have been made, one feld, a town in Wr the Ozark Mountains, ‘*jation of 757 persons, » from Jefferson City. Jefferson City resid beon partisans of the Southern Railway and ite af cnt ‘af the labor board’s decision rw their wages, it was made know tonight by Claude E. ; chairman of the union for ern System. , oe . The ballots, which hayes fut mailed, are returnable July the brotherhood division hes ters in Chattanooga, =" was emphasized that the mes involve only employes of ern System. ‘Says Eastern Railroads { | Way of Seems se | way, a route promoted | By the Associated Press, 4 Le) en ' Kibben and which w _ ST. PAUL, Minn., July iF Sc nected Kanses City an | the refusal of Eastern rai reinstate striking sh fts road entirely south of : & shop a ' River, are bitterly di ers with their full seniority m # preventing a settlement of & their route Beape re as far as the Northwest mm 1 Longe srigheradt concerned, declared R, A. ] he - i aie jneers general chairman of the pees shee * rt Shop Crafts of the Northwa ee egret | statement tonight. : | ed system. were ma : _ Daily Post, a Jeffe Henning said an 5 hich during tudlly had been conclu¢ s iplphoay t Northwest roads to returH ston of oa aaa pending adjustment of o@f mes to ce even ° puted points, including wai egg a ‘exister that there could be no sett a. enatee ” : : except on a national basis, Be ardly poe 7 “The men in this district will | we'd moras for Jef the finish,” said Henning. q i mS} » oF ne a . to Under athe projec tem, Jefferson City primary of high typ feeder to the main highway, which wou miles north of it, : a primary connection Louls-Springfield pri Ralla. In addition - have a general pri | “a route of the Capito | G. C. Hyman, foreman pe i would be built out of a and Federal aid w portioned among . mileage basis. : The Jefferson Ci _ Commerce, however, | ister a public prot of an open letter tc " and Kansas Ciey n in part follows: ‘° newspapers of St. City have commer mendations of the ers for a system roads, thus creating that the highways Two White Workers and Tw groes Beaten at Savannah, By the Associated sate : SS SAVANNAH, Ga., July - disorders here in connection Wt _railroad strike were reportes / when two white men and twoff |told the police they had bees | handled. bs | said he was attacked by two! | he was leaving his home . | and cut. F. H. Covert, Atlantic Coas non-striking carpenter, sald fi abducted by a number of mig carried him eight miles iit country in an automobile ne ly whiped after being gagged'¥ handkerchief. “a | Two negro employes of the | board Air Line weré dragged & | bus whey returning from |whipped/ oe satisfactory. Since | “a , th ate in _ for Clerks on Central of Gs suppose from your By the Associated Press. ae such is the case. J | ATLANTA, Ga., July 16m joices with all the t reduction of one and 'cents an hour for all clerks @ Been rememberes ; tion of the tentaf | Central of Georgia Raiire wishes to be as | operative today, it was c. U essible in the by E. U. Page, general lla |man of the clerks’ org We realize that it the system, which is not | ‘. ing orgy on do rail the clerks’ union of the provision which railroad. | The clerks will work 10 oO jetistnatery, Saal ; fore overtime pay starts, Pal the same when ° in appreciation of a smaller haath lace. In our tion In pay than proposed {oF » of other roads, The al joined by all those | reduction for clerks ur r th lean ane ron | bor Board decision was fixed @ been cut off. | cents an hour, with ov nal ' ing after the eighth hour. as et MAE a - ee “If those who oe the Central of Georgia ar ® pata Bee te = : posed by his organizatiom ~~ vital it is to the that the Capital to all parts of the sary element in the will future legislatures. 000,000 for roads nothing more hor that body authc _ and provide for | The legislature —— Funcral of Dr. R. H. a | The funeral of Dr. Re |lemann, 62 years old, of ; okee street, who died at] Hospital Thursday of “iat itrouble after a two weeks’ 1 ‘was held yesterday 'a chapel ut 2623 Chere _to New 8t. Marcus’ ¢ oF |'Lillemann was born in 8. & ‘Was graduated from the - — i be Homeopathic Medical Ol | @ period of ten widow, Mrs. Clara Lillemiam F daughter, a son, a brother @ sisters survive. ae al — a39 >a 4 San aa ae. re >, : eke aa 3 — eo i eo = & Servic y | ee “ - reg jot be a : ay ’ ¥, — be . " a : - ai one “es © tel oe Thhbog 7 “ i "— ? e MS x Ne ee

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATTa ec SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 16, 1922. c9-,_ _ a a ee re See ee eee ee eee ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH aaa — road officials ig ; mo ~~ @erstand.” re | MARY ROAD t during this long discussion one Government control. “Twenty-nine thousand men are in Government hospitals. Besides the hospital services they receive froin $80 to $150 each month. There are 105,000 men receiving vocation! training and most of them under pay at a cost of approximately $160 per month. “The transportation system, 580 important to the prosperity of the 'of the ablest members of this body,” Senator Shields said. “He is a Sen- ator who has always been in the forefront of the battle lines of hir party. whose absence all good anc true Democrats desiring the suc- “Wages have been adjusted, rules of employment revised and rates reduced. ‘These are but a few of the ac- v0 - Slowly ay surely the -ejoices all Republicans who, when usiness of the country is being tne principles of democracy were at brought back to normalcy.” stake, have heard his flerce war ery CARRIERS AND POSTOFCE stone CLERKS GET HALF HOLIDAY Occasion of Shicids’ Remarks. Senator Fhields spoke regarding 'Senator Spencer's announcemen: Part of St. Louis Force Will Have that Reed war doomed for defeat. Each Saturday Afternoon Off “I am not surprised,” he gaid, During Summer. order by Postmaster-Genera] permitting postmasters at/| “that the Republicans should desire his defest. For the 10 years I have known him in this body he has ably their discretion to give employes that 24 Pacino prewtececry ~ can be spared a hal holiday on Sat- - Senator Simmons, after expressing urday during the summer, was put his regret that Senator Reed could into effect yesterday by Postmaster | not be present to assist in the tariff Alt. The new rule gave approximate- “Gebate, said: ly 550 carriers and 209 clerks of the “No man who has been tn the focal postoffice a summer half holi- United States Senate since I have day for the first time in the histor, been here is better capable of dis of the office. cussing this question than the se- Postmaster Alt decided fo givethe nior Senator from Missouri. His half holiday each Saturday to wne- analytical powers, his tirelers ener third the employes in the clerical! gy, his great abilities, would «have and distributing departments and to been a great help if he could have one-half the employes of the cashier been here. Senator Reed has aske i and bookkeeping departments. me to express his great regret ani This means that those in the cler- asked me to let his colleagues knoe ical and distributing departments | how deeply he regretted his inabitit, will have every third Saturday after- to be present during considerate: noon off, and those in other’depart- | of the pending tariff bill.” ments a half holiday every other Opinion of Senator King. Saturday. One delivery only will Referring to the previous wtter be made in the downtown district ances of Senators Shields and 8im- and two deliveries in the residence mons, Senator King, Democrat, Utan. and outlying districts. The carriers said: will work through the noon hour “Perhaps there are few men in tis body better qualified to discuss the schedules and fundamental princi- ples of the tariff question than the Senator from Missouri, Mr. Res. The Democratic party and the coun: try are indebted to the Senator from North Carolina, Mr. Simmons, for the magnifiicent fight and the aplen- did leadership he has exhibited tn the fight against the bili. “But I regret the Senator from | rina ‘ Missouri has been unable to be prest- | Dan's purpose to ee ae a ent, because he would have been a troops from the mainland of th most powerful advocate of the eauss province of Saghalien, Siberia, shows | 5° +4 people and his efforts in Sis- thet, coupled with previous On cussion of this measure would have nouncements on the intended with- been of inestimable advantage to the drawal by October from the ¥ ladi- Renate and great profit to the peonvle vostok region, it is Japan's purpose | .¢ the I'nited States. to hold the northern or Russian end Good Word tor Long. of the island Saghalien only pending “l agree with the Senator from adjustment with some Russian Gev- yennesse, Mr. Shields, that in contre- ernment of Japanese claims arising vyersies between Democrate we have out of the massacre of Japanese no right to take part. Mr. Long ie « troops at Nikoleivek. personal friend of mine, for whom entertain high regard. but IT do «ay “Dramatic Workshop” Pianned. An JAPAN TO HOLD RUSSIAN END OF ISLAND TEMPORARILLY By the Associated Preas. WASHINGTON, July 16. The text of the Foreign Office statement in Tokio yesterday announcing Ja- that Benator Reed, if he coyld %é | A “dramatic workshop” is to be here, would be of great strength to opened by the Young Women’s his party. His services in the Senate | Christian Association Training whenever fundamental questiqne in- | School in September, and, for pre- volving the Constitution of the Unit- |Mminary training, « class in expres- | ew States and the fundamenta! prin. gion and development will open ©- ciples of the Democratic party sre (morrow evening at 6:30 ae a fea- | involved, hare been of immeasurable 15.—Salary these economics readjustment and»... uf the summer session of the advantage. No man more clearly in- ‘school. The dramatic workshop terpretse the Constitution and ite lim- will prepare girls and women who itations and the Democratic attitude wish to direct plays in schools, upon those questions than the a0lse churches and sma!! communities. Senator from Missouri.” Ld —) on the TROUBLES FYF 4 6 ———— kad and DEFECTS of the GLASSES 22.2222 vision. i erate charge for the entire i quired during the first year eee - | $1.50 a Pair : “Fifty millions of dollars were aé- vanced by Government influence through banks for the assistance of cattle raisers. The packing inéus- try has been regulated by legislation in an effort to prevent abuses. A revolving fund of a billfon dollars has been ereated tn order to provide t : eS Ae % Stas See 4 : > ~~ er t . | - bad : | : ‘4 a — mes - —s — —_—— le ll . a ©. Bopteh ! iA

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JULY W4&, is REED OPPONENTS HOLD MEETING AT SALISBURY Gathering, by Cir- cuit Judge Lamb, \Who Was Attacked by Senator, Most Unusual. F. M. CURLEE, ST. LOUIS, ONE. OF THE SPEAKERS Jurist Asserts Senator’s ‘Cam- paign Is Now One of Vil- lification of Those Who Oppose Him. By y¥ CURTIS A. BETTS. 4 Staff Correes braying about the countrr.” Lamb made mention of this guage in Long to an audience in mere than a azo. Reed promptivy deriéd he had used the lan- guage. and Judge Lamb secon after- ward produced affidavits of a number of citizens that ther had heard him say it. Reed said im speeches that anr be@y who said he said it was a liar. Details of Controversy. When Reed spoke in Salisbury admitied using the language. sisted he was referring to an gation of men whe had been bitter things about him and Wileon. Reed also attacked Lamb and former State Senator Taylor of Chariton County. declaring they were political bosses, and ac- cused Judge Lamb of having been a party belter. unworthy of the con- dence of Democrats. Se Judge Lamb decided an anti-Reed meeting and invited Col. Franc: St. Lowis address made his speech in introducing Cur- ite = Was L2eic never * lan- introducing Breckinridge Brook feid vy > =? 4a Wsarca to hare The audience was about half again as large as that which attended Reed's meeting and fully half those im the audience were women. When ‘~riee and Mrs. Curlee stepped from the train they were met by a Re- ception Committee of 682 women and mere than 20 men. When Reed ar- rived 10 days ago. seven women and half dozen men comprised his Re- ception. «orm mittee. The audiemce was demonstrative and applauded beth Lamb and Cur- ee Vigerously. ’ Opened by Lamb. Lamb in opening the meeting. said there had been a big change in the Reed campaign since its opening Moberiy. more than two months ago. Then he said it appeared to he a 1: eylinder Rolis-Reyce taking a per cent grade at 20 miles an New the engine sputtering back-firing. is Water in th gas. the tires are flat. the radiata: leaks and the engine heats. It looks like the vintage of 1946 and before the campaign is over. it will be in ditch. He said the Reed campaign was now & campaign of villification and denunciation. of individuals, who @ared oppese the Senator. He been @riven from every issue he sought to make, Lamb said, and he dares not raise them again. So he is engaged im denouncing loca! igenms where he speaka. Judge Lamb explained charge that he was a beolter ing that when he cast his first vote. when a mere ber. he voted for a Republican for a leca)l county office A man who had been his teacher He denounced Tom Pendereast Pelitical bess of Kansas City. he said is the head of the mest dis- reputabdie political machine in State and who will deliver all vetes ef his machine to Reed. “Jim Reed has done Weedrow Wilsen all the harm he can do.” Lamb said. . “I saw him de his war- dance over the prestrate form of the ™an. who ie destined to go down in hhittery as the world’s createst man. I Deard him refer to him as a ‘long= eared animal and many of rou heard him say it. There were many shouts frum GQu@iiience. “I heard it.” Sars Beed Palsific«i. Me referred to Reed's Hoover epéegh, charging that Reed had do- Mberately made false statements. After teiling the facts about the fix- ing of the price of wheat, Judge Re@m> said that Reed said in his Mo- werty speech that Howver fixed the Price of livestock and Lamb then called upor the farmer to prove that Reo PrestecKk price ever had been has said that the price of farmers lost hy . ee. ®..) Reed's oY say- >». - Scuwws : the the the money. "You farmers knew that is rot tree.” Lamb eaid. “You know that tivesiecR prices fluctuated and tha: me price was fixed. YWeou know that _ ee Gd not lowe money vo tvestock oe, ‘3 JEFFERSON CITY. July ie. the eastern of Missour continue to te the Mississippi.” as written constitutional is a matter rious debate _ - 7 theatee — cOmmititee are ~~ : rou was forced to pay -alf times the pre-war price f harness. your plow, your clutivator ‘er anything else you bought.” “The trouble now is,” Lamb said, “that Jim Reed and the Republicans plared politics when ther cught to have been trying to solve the prob- lems of the country. “Jim Reed can talk about Hrde and high taxes, but every one of you knows that Jim Reed ts more re- sponsible for the election of Hyde, a Republican, than Hyde himself or anybody else.” . 7 to i ow nom inatic oe --+ ” - at Lem pi Reed has | abstractions. a will suffice. -rat may be defined as a upports the Democratic plat- ad- is @ef- Reed mar be a Republican, a Mugwump, or mere- he is no Demo- ~~ % nition >? = a Bull Moose. but You administration; his opposition.to an administration measure changes im the interstat law: his obstruction of Reserve act; his epposition tw an ad- ministration measure proposing cer- . . -. > - tain amendments to aniu- — the ie ee tee | i Se ae ro ~o o> © oe be ell Vals LImen Ss. a cceurs solitary act ¢ centradict as a Demecrat. ctive as he was and are alwars launched agai Democrats and never against Repub- In boasting of his prewess he ame with Republicans— La Feoillette and viors of the republic Among meocrats oniy . Vardaman and Gere, those late lamented kin- dred spirits. enjev Bis approbation. Attitude Toward However. “When Hoover was appointed bY Wilsen, he was villified with ali the invective genius of a resourceful! ifier. When the same Hoover appointed by Harding to a m: pertant no syllable of eacaped the lips of our deughty Dem- ~corat. arding s appointment ef E. ras perfectiy satisfac- as we can gather frem anr p2ec his. When Demecratic Senators were making an effective ditack on the confirmation f Nat Geoidstein of St. Louis as Col- lector of Internal Revenue of Eastern of Missouri, Reed remained When pressed for & Statement of his position he said he would take no sides. He was ly Democratic Senator to rote the confirmation ef Harding's ap- poeintment of George Harvey as Am- bassador to England. Harver was and is the bitterest enemy of Weod- row Wilsen in this countr except- ing oniy James A. Reed, George Syr}- vester Vierick and Wi Rando! Hearst “Tewari vl- 2 as x t ediection " pes i> ’ a] ++ ¢ abe eho «Ae ~«— os” — + e > 7 «+ - Nn ¢. __- - *. + a a} e¢-e oss ~~ RF » &* 424, SUMMinigtrTation mea re. a? » ~ : —_—e ; » = ~. iis Course Sas }°eT cunsistent ‘? them all without ~~ (_ onacTiption. Nara! He has assailed discriminat‘on. Cantrei, the terstate Food Program. the In Commerce act ie Anti- Law, the Export Trade Bill. the Fuei Administration Nationa! “ounct] of Defense. the Air Service the Federal Reserve Act. and i less other administration agencies were t his VENOMoeuUs 42sea ui ts. He now oe lects a few of his acts he thinks he can fustifs Let him make the moet of them. The evidence Mile mountain high, that if he had anr siight allegiance to the Democratic party. if was not proef agninst his Siinmd and savage hatred of Wood- row Wilson. “The Crewning Infamy.” “The crowning infamr | record of party perfidy is his open appeal to Republicans to invade the Demecratia @iimary and contro] it im is ageethes he has commented on the Tetters to negre and white Republicans breadcasted his headquarters. Sut he has not repu- diated them. Preminent Reput!: “ams thrwugheut the State are open eorgan‘suing for bim. ObBecure Repub. iam Mewe the'r coats eff working ur him.” trust oe ..2e measures and me objects of is »e Federal- GOULD'S BRIDE WEPT AT WEDDING, JUDGE RELATES MADE 20 YEARS AGO —— Bridegroom Kissed. Her on Gustavus Pauls, Gardener at — Cheek at Conclusion of Ceremony ; Ring Proved te Be Too Smail. COUPLE SAID TO PLAN TO LIVE IN ENGLAND Marriage Took Place May 1; Judge Newman, Who Offi- ciated, Says He Agreed Not to Tell Until Asked. ByLeased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK news toc George J Jeanne Sinclair. May 1. at Lakewood, N. J.. revealed that it was a tearful bride Gould kissed at the end of the ceremony, and that the ring he produced was too small. A cablegram from London > . = s - — .* ‘ Juis ia. ee SEL bs au today says it is understood Gould and his bride are to make their permanent bome in Engiand afer they have re- turned to Amer long enough for him to put his affairs in order. If he becomes an expartriate he wil example of his two rothers, Howard, who the greater part.of his Frank J., who ~ . - = ue 4 = uves 2. . took place . ¢- ~_ The marriage River avenue, Lakewood, of Judge Harry E. Newman Common Pleas *Court of Judge Newman the cerem ~ — = i? > bers of the Gould fami known. of the marriage from though nome Was present at the om “_ - = * ceremony. mor were any of the bride's relatives there. Arrangements for the had been made two dars p anc on the day of Geuld limousine rolled " - - SA Tx. ~ Newman home as the Judge was sit- —_— or, ie porch sh teem pws \ Ee. ~~ —* > Countr. performed + * > -_-—. 7 ase ons ny. - have > tha Li3 = evioUus. Gould and the been ter of a centurr. ings and the party wegt into the par- Judge Newman went upstairs and J. Scudder Registrar and As- wood and also a. per- {sOU ad was- p.oredc OUlG attempted tf al : a SAciet on tre un- * > . \ 7 5 uridce DRoved it went no fuyther oride @n she chee | ae & orchids carried Judge Newman tail exactir what si ‘It was brewn, I something bi Dive. it Was purpie. believe it was what ther call e.lng dress—whatever that is.” ~ > oe Oe FO S27 00 OSs 8 4 a much about ‘ae dint iThpvortanit When asked ‘slipped Lim mything.” he said if anythi tham the legal fee of $ ne i sore ~~? i Was Mca ‘tt : Pays $35.000 Tazes a Year. s should hare considered ‘+ nsuit for him to have offered me anything extra.” he explained Register continued Sut | you and everyone else to understand that we in Lakewood think a cren: deai of Mr. Could. [ have known aim t55 25 or 30 vears. He pars the township $235.90@ in taxes ever- reay. and he is « great man. “When first came here “here Was no road to the south. And 4o you anew what he did? Evrerrboady says that he paid half the ~est of a one-mile reed out «of his own pocXat Whenever a« pragect for T.ate- om ie *t “i abeut Mr “aunts tr fe @ @ gree: — oes © | . pee. st ce 2 * oak *y ge rapid iri “Tha > ore } . FTaen if as - whether it was “Misr Misher was asked if he cculd Defends Stand on member sad an—a stunner ae woman. vou got me - neers Mart | CARRIES OUT PLAN 0 END OWN LIFE iated Press , ‘se Asso " +d sail - WASHINGTOS, Senate Cdmmuittee day refused to — Ze7 ea! ins p.an gerelopins Ao 00 i Altenheim, Had Filed Dec- laration That He Would Never Become Burden. to Others. OBTAINED POSITION ON OPENING OF HOME Man Who Pronounced Own Death Sentence Thought to Have Had Family and “ar ave iZ.2 Decame he ceased to be useful. ee Senate Agriculture Body’s Denial Now Leaves Question of Development of Federal Holding in Alabama to Decision on Floor. ar ~_» 4 ~ ownership vill. * Republican, Nerth Dakota, will pre- has introduced a&:- S) Tt sent the bill he : uncenditionma: ready providin or it -onsid - Senate, it was said. been mere reason SS ext week and ublicamMon at the same > eal Lover mert is existence. Yesterdar m dead anist alwars, poisen which him ion - >. the care of his aes Was cpen ator Whe Prerared Pavil Demonstration St Specia. MARSHALL. Reed adherents in cratic % _* -=-— *» ~~ DUuNnts nad To whom it mar life becomes a burden and I cease + ~ — Ft . > * > be u ul I deem i; — ~ -- -~ —-— - existence, so as not to be- concern: When ; " ‘ ss o Marshall today wag staged in hich was mew sie as Le “eA to en come a Cremate - = 7? durd ny fellow-man +. as g00T 1S no relgious Is orer rou mar send the few packages in mr closet as di- rected GUSTAVYTS Flowers and regetables had ecua! in the garden which he create? the slope above one. ceremon, > ~ +. — a vrass band . . -- *- =] -~: vr. 2 ~— \ ~-* . ”~ = a | was tis one interest. = Bee ~ eo fermenstration from ountrY were: Dr. G. -—s - po “4 - -~s Haz Te. Ly. Ps ~~ ar vat ag gh Ppp > bertson ; For rears co is work the equipment . i#4ed 7? - sae ‘ —_ botanist. arbdboricult urist. >a ip a. Referred to Intention. —— > _— % — ~ bd 7 ~ SUMeCuUMes he spodce of the declar:- in the offSce Slea #1 he still yt *- - ~~? —_ LOT ZoOrccen that when _— Sars _ i= : Records to Trenton Mar . the ceremony itseif. F All weddings look alike > = “TH Se? «Be sher ~ “TY Tw . a4 T 3s Der a repeT er A - remember the that I think i* = ‘S| tougnt " ie a ar : he Selng or ‘“Mre’” easure boride except vainerere. or something lke spoke ‘Sinciair’: ¥ don’t 2 “PET, Miss sow tie bride locked He defended his « oie oe Nations sie Was 2 tall. handsome Worm - gues* rou would Tes. sir-ee she wus a mea utifu What did she * Well ™e T herer wear Paya te = es a ee at Miss 4 tee? Miseeowurt” Se ——), ~ (Ato % — genmatorial cont ~~ & eT ~Ase ~ en —_ > . > ce aa. ms ms c a : 7 Pia ‘o the Post-Dispatch Mo.. * ~~ - tme Mace v, — The demonstration me 2 specially | oe ed to ca md anti-Reed ™ o >*mornming train 4 supporters actirTe > “ae ) MET BY BRASS KIEL INDORSES KOELN BAND AT MARSHALL ag FOR COLLECTORSHIP Incumbent Should Be Re-elected on Grounds of Efficiency. Mavor Says ~* last evering issued a _ iT ee 2 — ‘ment indorsing the candidacr of L wr oO- _ .— ~ ? a ~ City Collector. for oe i | er —_~— asa i-nr nT inning ~~. held the office cf since the spring of 19489, is the Republican primary ,™ br Wa? : es we. : E. Wetzel being made . who is backed by Victor easurer of the Police Boar rank . Slater and William 4 escorte members of Republican» Committee fought Maror Hiel’s caxdi- John Schmof, of two rears age. and Kiel himself in the pri- of March, 1$21, when he sup- ported Robert Burkham for the nom- ination for the Mayoralty. Keein's ght om Schmoll was successful. but he was umable to prevent the renom- mation ef Kiel. Kiel was renen:i- uated and re-elected a térm. and Koeln is now seekin 2 term Matement of the Mayor. Because of Koein’s past opposition 2 the Maror Nave Deen some attempts to get the Maror to iain Salisbury and An active cam- in J | ae iue ~~ +e wii eCr: ~ ms iw ~ ~~? far ote ~~ thew * ~—ee owe Oe . ~ as at least to rT} J Kiels decisio> attitude 7 a —— “OMming primary elec- — == > - } ner should or should - — > z.. LLITALS ‘tia Pu i “et r te — . J s Rave a right t 7 a J ; . . . In omcerning certain oe > . oo >. > : ‘fice, “a7- to the tarpar- give lem my best tundgmen: judgment hate gathered experience and official contact men who are now runnin + -+eos .OFr a. >? re ~ 2a 8 t= SS a more » office lepartment ‘ n tas S) 7 eee! ils re on of: , tor’s _ UOD»exct of the Statement. Tate ‘Dis statement ignt e misunderstood beca Tse as ‘tg what degree factional partr differ- ‘oO man has a right : toatl «3 }> e+e «4 sire le » -—-= ffice. ‘i. pee ba . £ , . Therefore, Sut = folilowi iz as erpresse? sar that ‘-- political dif- ‘that Bémend re-sleeted collector efficiency.” , rw * Y Bee! convictions. os he ifeve he = erences >= + * > noe «ST Oetl iTmon : pa a me —— Opinion Dees. ir 13.—A feath at Tl es the 4 | rar - a erler a. OO ey came em nga Mwy fa —? & oe 0 Oe vy? - We &-- _— - 7 7 AVORABLE REPORT ON SHOALS BARRETT DISCUSSES PLANS REFUSED BY COMMITTEE NEEDS OF VETERANS Senatorial Asprrant s Members of Le- rion at Picnic. Holding solely to the bonus proo- the meeds of disabied war Attorner-Gereral Jesse W. th- Repub- for the United yesterday addressed Legion picnic at Nor- andy Grove and pledged his effert2 Svs rehabilitation. - *-arTrr maT better tem « spoke under the auspices emas-Boethe Post No. 3358. a - i= - > d.sa- wile “—* - —— he r*"2e se oD- the (Fevernmen?t te rec- = eee ** a, > - _ Barrett and Newton Give Talks at Republican Women’s Club. Attorner-General Barrett and Congreseman Cleveland A. Newton of the Tenth District were the prin- cipal speakers at resterdar’s tunch- of the Republican Womens Club at the American Hotel Annex Barrett said that. as a senatoriai candidate. he was appearing with- out a chaperon. this being appar- entir an-aliusion ‘to the politica: sponsors who have attended BR. R. Brewster and D. M. Precter in thei: appearances here. He said a Bar- ‘Tub had be@n formed in the Feurth Ward Ransas City i3 which Proctor and Brewster. as wll as Brewster: backer Waker =. lnickev This he said, ‘§ headed br Ra rnett, and has. issued a statement to the effect that the interests of the par- ty demand the selection of a candi- date from outside Eansas City. rrett called attention to ‘ote. to be taken in Norember on the State Senate redistricting. and said that the State had Deen district- ed so that one Democrat had as much representation in the Static Senate as four Repubiicans. and that the State Supreme Court. in which Democrats were tn the majoritr. had sustaimed this arrangement. The redistricting proposal has been sub- under the tnitiatire. . Srivia Welle of Kaneas City behalf of Brewster. Mrs. Hars presided. - ann ~- * “a** . > of . . ~~. es : a | resice. ius. we — ; ge? Z meonc JS . r the % _ S}oaf : Frank P FAVORS CONSTINY 2. a Committee Votes to Rel ent Vertiage im I ductory Pe That committee of the convention of which gressman M. E. Benton of3) chairman has roted te . amibe c touched, so tt wile that “we, the pecple ef prefound reverence for tis Ruler of the Universe, angie for Hie goodness, do. fer government of the State this Constitutie:.” ia Committee Work ont Work of the 1% commdtien considering parts of tution is siowly being into definite shape to the «& within another week. or tena they can begin laying these fore the Committee of the lebate and collective action | One of the most heated dim is anticipated over §& State Pubfie Service Members éf that body have ther are undulr hampersd partial administration of & ties in determining by selfish efforts of force either favorable commission in cases enforce legisiative body During: the last | eral coneerted efforts — various municipalities te ie commission abolished a to the right or wreng of tha nees, which usually arise & cisions in utility rate . went so far that while tie @ gion was allowed to € - cuts were made in its which seriously : work. +»? Or the —= Fay ” it re > oa ee ~ cae Oi : an Permanent Body Seon after the constif vention opened the meni present commission went Corporations Cammittee three sessions and later — joint hearing by two urging that the commissios & a constitutional bedr. A . extremely long speeches some of which did rot rest the delegates who were As a result some se developed for complete the cowmission,. so while servative membef: who are grieved because of rate dec inclined to farer commission. ther are m i section authorizing city strong sentiment has been favor ef police home ruie er vested in the Govrerner more commissioners fer ance. There is little home rule as to wtilities tions ameng the rural ¢ What the outcome will be pansion is still rery muck tion. Talk on Traific Philip H. Brockman, ice and Traffic Problems” ie dinner meeting of the Safetr Council at 6:38 oe day erening at the Me For MAXOTIRES mm. Leuis and St. Leuis da The produet is | and has had a wide ost bution. for many # This propesition de capital or available of from $10,000 to $i and a man capable of @ ing that amount per @ lf rou can measure . t i in ; ; ’ bs oN atts gi A oe ry oe a We Will Clese All Day, On Account of St. Louis Auto Dealers’ Picnic LAKE HILL PARK a0 oF a ¥. * sT. .outs J. JAMES MacGREGOR, Pres. Cadillac Owners and

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SUNDAY, JULY 16, 1899. MBLE UNCHANGED Up-2o-the-Min ut yy. +~ + TT] ON Photos anc’ Comment. tee Votes to Retain Pree ee | ‘SVs SKQY VW vis Experts Verbiage in Intro. === ay NL FY As OV a A gfe Attn — ¢ . ~“ F; Sars ir tae ee a le Sas thd oT re, ts > + ” “a We Bme og Bhd Space ete gin A Seat Sepia Ay eden , ‘ ie oat CON gee Mee EA ductory Portion. ED Correspondent ot qm, J) PART TWO. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 16, 1922., Post-Dispatch. ERSON CITY, July 1s...4 _—~ iste rae sendieall ' + , , bn of which former Gad te Fs ® : 5 ’ M. E. Benton of Neosho fs Sy ' eo Dre. 2 of the Constitution sO it will co ual AAS MPP PP PPR PLB A A AA ea eae Per a r vane Ot od all ee ow le ee a ea a i i i ti i lla ntinue to read : , the people of Missouri, wity aM. W; 2 Q 3 ith Sli Into the Plate, in the First Innin f G; ; | H ~ vp, h By _.. ” — ; ~ Sure . ) . ators In - as : Smith Out liding into tt wa ae t inning of Giants’ Game ~ a ain es itc es ne Se ae rs, soa 2; . . : : i | oe e = ; sea ‘ z Z ie | fe? tsi bet * ‘ Be ee . oe e: * : me oe Stee MO pee: 2 ee. ait 22 | ° ‘@ Se of een State, estab) ish 4 ¥v r ight r alt er A In 2 d: . = Se ae 3 & q = : , eo 2 Ps fee | G ame, Drive Ss in Two mittee Work Shaping. a fs | am. . oe = fe | of the 18 committees which | , : oe a . | . ee &: " S73 Ss ; ee 3 a Be Se Sez Bo 2% os | a e rT) nN z p a m Ss © f t h ea ‘ ‘o nsti ; % 5 ; ' te oe , 4 > 5 ¥ e ’ % : “ oy *. x 3 3 Peete 3 a ¢ % e , tlowiy being, ‘reco ae . eye wen Coe uns and Scores Une eee eee mite shape to the end t other week, or two a _ ———— Ste ee ee ‘ phe at most, @ a a Ae Rae aa | begin laying the results ets a es Committee of the Whole ror : eavy-Hitting St. Louis Stars Unable to Swat © : _ F : oe } res | ,.. : | ee ae 7 Bes Rickey’s Slugging Corps Pounds Ryan, Jinx nd collective action. B Ure . . % Sos ot oy $ a me 3) *% : ° the most heated discussions flogridge’s Curves Solidly, Although They | _ oe : 7 Tae — Ps 4 “ : a Be : ; Bitte a 5 | Twirler, From the Mound—New York bated over future of the blic Service * ee i sa . Rae: oe a Se Prd ‘ ee a ee . ‘that body hace mmiten. ae Outbat Foe 8 to 6. ig a. ea * - fy | a Gomes mi Prom s of that body have felt that unduly hampered in am im- fministration of the oo” 4 a é a : | gee : Oe ee a ee | | Dy a petermining utility matte | y J. Noy tockton, | PP eS, 38 ca Bi, | y oseph . Holland. ; rs, : F - . Feiee : fc h efforts of legislators t, | ) Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staft oe F Po i a B; Pig a ee Jess Haines, the masterful pitcher, and Jess Haines, the hitter, stepped er favorable action by the EE ASHINGTON, D. C., July 15.—If any pitcher with big league ows. 1 7 nett ga | ee ee ce LiL ee into the teeth of the world’s championship New York attack yesterday, 10n in cases before it or ‘2 ce 3 : ° : ; a - " 5 BES ai , ie : 3 : ms , . oe ; % > ee Es is F : “ Be % se ¥ ; ‘ legislative abolition of bs: jens wishes to gain temporary glory and bask for the nonce in the ~ “— Fe eg es bi eS 3 Bh , on ee extracted the enemy fangs and won the first game of the crucial stries for * phe Sigs aaa ily Li aytghiontig A ee ee ee * x - a alendind! cates OR We Por eee a rene) Lon Wee Beane Bon Dae re Ate EE r ar SERN 00 os Moneegems . : EDL A GAO a A ey ete nnaaaai Malate rn ~ — — — ote ’ email / we % * oy —? mn , , on Wy Oe we Me 5 J ; * et forte 7 p oa stale ¢ rays reflected by sport page headlines, let him step forward now | , See oe ‘ ee Fk the Cardinals, 4 to 3. the last Legislature sey. | ued ¢ him make it snappy. The Browns are ripe. They are ‘‘easy | * ee - ee % a Bi ar 3 - te Se , eS ee | A ies - The victory cut the Giants’ lead to one and one-half games and brought erted efforts were made by MEueein’s,’? as they say in some corners. Let the ambitious one hurl against |” ae. € a ili " ie , fig ee, q | the Cardinals closer to first place than they have been at any time sinee April Seema to have the iis #ohimen and his reputation will be made. It may be ruined immediately |} 2m : , a ee” | s 2, ee i ee Bi me fe 3 i 16, four days after the season opened. _ ap ~ 1 ww 4 ae ae ° : —— le Si OSS — os 9 ee ‘ 9 ght ie wiene oe then regard We gat burier’s second trip to the mound, unless he hustles and makes his ee | ss oe PO RE ¥ ade il F i ee a ef ae e Haines, a towering giant with @ Peeteneeas eir on ae . ee . ox i 33 aI OOO Te ans oe aa % seman pone, i ; hich usually arise from de. jammed appearance against the same Browns; and that before they change ‘ba ee a — , a ee j | burning fast ball, was the focus of } Who Called Them Giants? mn utility rate cases. This JMeieer ways; but right now the Browns can make any flinger, right-hander |g me ie ta 3 . = 3 Rae Be a " Me at j | 20,000 pairs of eyes as he sent the far that while the commis- ase ‘hpaw, to look a champion. | Bes i SOR gh in Ck ae Bie. | ae eee? | Giants down to the fifth straight de- |~ ty : Se mR Be, PS OR arr aS TRG Le as aaa : Be sg oom eae st feat they have suffered at the hands ag pe = > = . eeseeuse © e - Geen eoucrn i almmexnexnccece olmueumeheonrune fe SF we ew IS 1 So R eeouus Sil nwwencoaeunuus 8 allowed 4 0 exist drastie q Th afternoon it was George M: al i a made in its appropriations ee .._ of Rickey’s men. He was not alone ’ paw tosse adage ted -. here €- : | a ORO Oe PES Be Ic RS a RE is eA Giant artillery forces, but he was a rmanent Body Sought. £ tor innings and walked leisure- | _ eee Sigtiae ee ie ee Pe a } ee 5 3 Bee 5c: : peewee | high-class cyclonic attack all by after the constituti 4 Ws ’ victor by a score of 2 to 9. BROWNS. | * ¥ oe 8 - ae ‘ie . oS y ee RF em ae 3 pane See Re: ap % himself. Pas onal con- "ht made 19 consecutive inna in tae: _ AB. cae 2% r: : * sees : Be Spee ioe stn deoved' tn ie wens tue Su ot “ge 7 > ws f£00iIn Fr , which the men of Fohl, the leaders commis angle ons ees soraee jem it itee American League, the fanous | ics Hey was his timely punch that broke the Oo . pat ; | McManus spirit of the Giants’ “million dollar | Lavan sas , » scoreless. a ae aring by two committees, ia Jacobson | . at the commission be made Ply ; an Oe ta | to defeat. was excellent. Wayne Severeid c ‘ | There were two real tests that y long speeches were made. a Ellerbe 3b ! which did not rest well with SS ee wood enough. Mc- | peared in the second inning when he Rates who were present tris 1 ng : ’ ig. 28 *Collins , : " MWeeus did make one wild throw and , —. Danforth p second and third base and one out. His line single to center brought him riousiy handicapped jis idge’s happy turn. The slim Fr No Punch in the Pinch ( cae ait "se I: oe i tei : ‘ ne snes, ae | an insurmountable obstacle to the opened the members of the . j the game and scored the third. It sions and lat b Seesers from the Mound City, bad | Sisler 1b ; ater efore a Bia. eu! : defense” and sent it careening on i the same old story. The (*” Williams utional body. . | nay eg ‘ , a "Wrett hurled effectively enoush to mes | Jess encountered. The first ap- mere Victory in any man’s league. yes » ! advanced to the plate with men on mesuit Some sentimeat has Senators were retired two eleeesseeceoo nlecexnoonwnmowm & | > eleewwnsemvwuwus ”™ ~leceeeeeex~sen® i? slee: d for complete abolitt aa ie i | on of ‘# aaess ro rut , Se aes le BS mission, s0 while more ae. os sae stitial Totals .......32 SC a Oe OR i ek x0 ; eh OLE RR SF ibe ERS RO ON Se Mae I a i hi: en through that emergency a hero. beca’ ee no are not ag- $m But in these days two runs | WASHINGTON. OD i Ska % SR atti 2: Sl iy ot sg a il hag Ba ecause of rate decisions are - ee A mountain, when they AB. RK. H. = tea Pty eee the | Menthe other fellow’s string. Bush 3b y are pessimistic as co) li Peckinpaugh rospect. Make Three Real Hits. pa the St. Louis problems, there * gerding to the box score, Seca to be little opposition to a : wr made eight ‘thits off Mo-| thorizing city zoning, and gaa According to fact they made | ntiment has been found in “ar clean hiis and five of the in-| police home rule with pow- ‘Geld or scratch Yariety. McManus | @ in the Governor to re- ee led on a line to right in the) minissioners for malfeas- geurth; Tobin slammed a clean one- | wa aot teres ~y -" — support for “ieagger to the same field in the sixth: | as to utilities or elec- and Ellerbe © punched . Texas. os |. They hong the rural delegates. | eaguer to center in the eighth. Here | yy nit | | » cCutcome g a ht ain ngton . Wi z. ‘~ 4 - GLENCOE, IL. July 15.—Those who} But in those instances the Cardinal Sater einige to ye : stay other St. ong SCOPE laewvwecnsenw? - pore alweown~onnes — ~eov , leon neocees eow eo ~~ ——- | EE EN, Ce ce Board, will talk on “Po- asses | 2 innit | | r. Today. | . ‘f Lo i ; ‘® eat Bush's thr to first. Innings; off Danforth, 2 in 1 ng. Los- | Today. Today.; 5 ti Rd : : ; i ' New York and 8t. uis teams in Traffic Problems” at a pub- Sisl lee heat at a grounder ing pitcher—Wright. Umpires—Moriarty |New York .... 29 .628 .633 pred Pittsburg Professional Captures Championship by Shooting Sen eg Biack, Oakland, Cal. Ti-ri- | these feverish pennant days. Every r meeting of the St. Louis | to Harris = bo brand. Time—tih. 45m. CARDINALS ..51 34 .600 .605 .5 ; : : ae Verte was rai ouncil at 6:30 o'clock Tus- A for Finn « | 39 524 .530 .518; sational 68 for Last 18 Holes—Black, Veteran Californian, 15-72—288. eterno ares vas eae ae ing at the Melb Hotel: a | #ecobson was given a hit in the | Cincinnati ..... 40 .524 .529 .518 ts Ties for Second Wililam Mehlhorn, Shreveport, | ‘"° sp Ourne Hotel. Je eth, when Bush failed to clins' Good fortune was with the Fohl-| prookiyn 42 1494 .500 . Falters on Final Nine—Jones, Amateur, T1es for second. La., 73-T71-42-74—290 at white heat before the first inning SMe hot grounder. This was the men in other fields, however, as the | Pittsburg 43 .469 .476 .46: | Walters Hagen, Detrolt, 68-77-74- | was fairly under way and Johnny ¥ ‘Nat@est hit of all the “Yiukes” of the! White Sox managed to trim the/| Philadelphia ...: 47 .390 .397 .3S 73291. |Lavan, Cardinal shortstop, was ban- ™ ° ° ee. es Yankees in extra innings, and thus -359 .367 . Me Ge ides roe Niger : ne nd, 76-73- | ished from the field with two out in hae 6 SSS Bas ai , : = | By the . ‘ = George mean, Engia | . x istributor — Mel was credited with a sin- the Brownies clung to their narrow | ne ie te STOKIE COUNTRY CLUB, GLENCOE, Il., July 15.—Gene Sarazen, a 16 —72—~.296. ‘the Giants’ inaugural appearance at W — a. ninth when oS pag go ee eee oe aut CLUB. Ww. lL. Pct. Win meee ‘little 21-year-old native-born American of Italian descent, today pushed his Leo Diegel, New Orleans, 77-76- ae Baap pnaenece Pn pe sratahe’ thee a1 4 > emo his grounder and then let it nis hitting 8 ¥y 3e- Today. Today. SS ; " old enough 73-71—297. surface ev reaft ctory home. anted | ‘tall out of his hand, as he started a ing told in St. Louis alone. The | BROWNS .. 36 .576 .581 .570) Way out in front of the world's greatest eptere, many * says ‘th et Jock Hutchison, Chicago, 78-74- | 9 nm MAXOTIRES ; St E deb ed throw. New York writers are singing the | New York .... a oa Oe | £9 be his father, and won the national open golf championship with a : a cag New York 5 Rally in the Ninth Inni i So ‘4s ‘ = ee epee ‘ = ee _ al { : ps 62 a 2 | 6 ‘ . " “ and St. Louis eA Pe TAME with clean fielding Mogtidze | sume blues, and it appears to be a | Dime 42 bie. 1317. 806 of 288 for 72 holes of play, lasting two days. | _ | Mike Brady, Detroit, 73-75-74-76 | ng " ; . Louis district. i have had a three-hit or four- | question of wnien Pa oun throw | Wieltitieten 42 1488 (494 .482| A hooked drive out of bounds or| this until he reached his seventy- _s88. F Hain to Gi His f O a e i ; ee fame. Now that's not the off the shackles of batting weakness | cleveland ..... 44 .482 .488 .477/ the 7ist hole, followed a moment) first hole. This hole, later to prove John Golden, New York, 73-77-77- | orced es ve Las unce proc uct is patented . . normal stride. first. Philadelphia ...; 45 «4 .438 .425) later by a wild spoon shot, cost | Black’s Nemesis was too much for 17298. i has had a wide distri - Boston .......35 49 . 424° 412) h d his five ' ninth inning was almost too; hurried throw to the plate. asaeegeins = fT) ; John Black, Oakland, Cal., veteran; the young Southerner an | The ninth inning ef) e . ? ‘ ma : the Cardinal scoring stopped. pn for many years. ee . ril| iant Fielding by the Senators Yesterday’s Results. professional a tie for first, and| against par four, put him out. A * Amateur. much for weak hearts. Earl Smith | 70, Cardinal = es “s Pp ropositi i NATIONAL LEAGTE. these strokes with a missed putt, short approach followed by a short : lo line drive to| they hed cives | 4 position demands he | . ‘ dD th B Cardinals 4, New York 3. a few greens earlier, kept him fror. | run-up was Bobby’s trouble. found all of the old guard—Hagen, opened it with @ long rtain triple. he could ania ety at or available credit [. Assists {71 the ~ eat O c rowns Pittsburg 3, Brooklyn 2. winning the: title He finished 1! Then the statisticians figured that | Barnes, Hutchison, Mitchell, Duncar | deep right cénter, a ce ym $10.00 to $15,000 . oe | Cincinnati 3, Boston 2 stroke behind Sarazen in a tie with; Walter Hagen could tie with a 69 | and the many others, whose names | But Jack Gmith, the fleet center All &N Y man capable of earn- 4 To aia Mogridge today. the Sen- {stopping at sec se jo Pag oned, gp te wean tensa thea rE Bobby Jones, youtnful Atlanta, Ga., ‘for the afternoon.. He took 35 OM|are by-words in the golf world— | fielder, raced with an ae rae ew York's runs were pat ec wet YOR: i» ae te _— — | ee aha with “Sister pes ert ianmcktios>: = amateur for second. William Meh!- | the first nine and then fell down ae me wid veep taigetiies oF as boy | 8 Se ge sa pares it. That Dp ¢ We 8S Plays in pinches to make | yo nneth Williams let a third strike! Detroit 2. Boston 0. horn of Shreveport, La. was fourth | completely. : | (eempnes ore 6s pomangad a ard oe — a a Bp for loose fielding, which enabled | aaehe over the plate, uhheeded. | Cleveland 2, Philadelphia 0. with 290, and Walter Hagen of De-| With only John Black between while another boy was tied for sec- | ee aS ee late Cardinal, then requirements write 3 me to show. eight hits in- Once More the Pinch Falls. Chicago 3, New York 2. troit, British open champion, fifth! him and the title, little Sarazen sat| ond and only one veteran—Black— Poa oe tie Phil Douglas, McGraw’s a 3 sag r side of the box score. Shanks, Again in the, sixth, John Tobin| Today’s Schedule. with 291. on a bench in the locker réom fn- | really pressed the winner. And second pitcher. Frank worked ~. ales Department, = 76m made a spectacular running | : 3 " Jim Barnes of Pelham Manor, N.| sisting to his friends that he could | Black is comparatively unknown ex Haines to 3 balls and 2 strikes ana > gave the boys a chance to knock | NATIONAL LEAGUF. he Pacific Coast ; oA " een Of @ drive off Ellerbe’s bat and | > start ith inele| New York at St. Louis. Y., defending his title, was hope-/| not win. | cept on the racine (0am. /then doubled to right. That un THE CLIMAX ‘gem started a pretty double play to | = Sere © Ani aecegtte ene eg Boston at Cincinnat!. lessly out of the running, finishing When a 33 against par 34 was re- Champion Was Born at Rye, N. Y.| steadied the Cardinal and a igre RUBBER "ae an incipient St. Louis rally in| to right, But Gerber fited to Shanks, | Philadelphia at Chicago. well down the list. ‘ported for Black’s first afternoon, Sarazen is only 21 years old. He/ Bancroft. When og _, nt CO., a Mm *ighth, which Ellerbe started | Sisler forced Tobin and McManus sent, Only games scheduled. -Only one of the three Britains | round—meaning that he could shoot! was born in Rye, N. Y., and it was/| out a tap to hag dost Doel | BS single. ee ee a eee | AMERICAN LEAGUE. ‘finished among the first 12, George| 38 on the par 36 final nine and tie | around that vicinity that, earning a/| bases with one out an Frise s : Elierbe started the eighth with a! Rp s at Washington. | | Meusel coming up. Disaster threat- _—— Washington runs came in the ar but Pat Collins, pinch-hitting | Chicawe at New York. ‘'Dunecan tying for sixth with Leo} Sarazen—it began to look as if the | little pocket money as a caddie, he ened from every side. Frisch ee: One was out, when EEE ARGS AGREES 'Diegel of New Orleans, Jones was! Pittsburg player was right in being| picked up his golf knowledge. ,\-.eay made two hits and Meusel anu field . hot! for Wright, slammed into a double | | aoa: it cuties pinata first, | play. You can’t hit like that and;|s~~ he iia utties the only amatuer in this list. | modest. But Black, 44 years oid, | George Sparting, an Bastern player,| .. cresaee with four faileres 28 ith » hic d the league long. And that sort : hardly considered a n, Northern and Central Cal | was the only real teacher he ¢ver/ four attempts. Fh eepes ea te tne oe ot batting impotence can’t continue, H urler s Tamed H itters | canamiaote at the aint of today's leat chaste. low yesterday with had. He formerly caddied for Spar- Meusel Misses His Chance. ¢ In Yesterday’s Games ; play, and had to fight his way| 142 and reputed to be at his best| ling. Sarazen is scarcely 5 feet 5| put Frisch rolled to Torporcer and 3 bed ? First Time This Year $| t®™°vs> trom 4 place in the rea*.| when under fire, failed in the pinch, inches tall and weighs only about p.wtngs was forcea at second, Tor- ee pire “who can tell his) since the Browns took the road, |? were §|He did it with an exhibition of golf| where the little fellow from Penn-/| 145 pounds mped by nage Apo Fay i af July 4, many hurlers have enjoyed |} | ee the first time in many a $|that has seldom been approached | syivania had improved in the crisis.| Walter liagen, when he won the , ore Brower reached it: but Hilde-/ so help us law of averages. the umpire. Hildebrand is ee © Harold Sisler. them. Charley Robertson beat them | day, pitchers had the edge {| in a titular contest, for his final 18 Gives $150 to His Caddy. 21 neti dle oss rasen’s.age ia: vous nein yy = Mm mye long ‘nit followed McManus’ error) in Chicago, 5 to 3 Allen Russell | over the batters in major }| holes were made in $3—-35——68,' two | when the California man put|"", 70... ueesent chasipien isa few prin Ss singie to center. Brower Was) 4. them take a 5 to 4 beating in|{ league ball games yesterday. In strokes under par and one of the himself out of the running at the/ ,onths younger than Hagen was eying to reach third, but Shanks $1 innings at Boston. Rip Collins'!# these days of heavy clubbing, Only two scores to break par in the venty-first, « newspaper maniwhen he captured the title. everything he had in his last a on Jacobson’s throw to beat them, 2 to 1, though Vangilder)? yesterday's work of the various }/two days of play. This 68 equaled rasan ny the locker room and told Black's collapse was truly heart and Meusel popped a high fly to Tor “~y ol ges ba gg Regge gave only four hits. Russell again | ( moundmen used by the 16 clubs (| the course record in competition and core mete had won. | breaking to his admires. The silent “lin Plei Rte catieel and Mo- | beat them so oy ge a ; te 5 — nes 5 stands out prominently. tied Hagen’s low mark of yester- | os jumped from the bench, turned ee poe ged ponte 3 si ge Harris with a single Joe cg yee ages eam rg i—¢@ beating. i Statistics of yesterday's battles $| 24Y- a hand-spring and let outa yell. A cates Ss mastterent play in the morn- : nt ‘. That was the only hitting ge an nl chon pitched o six-hit |) in the big leagues show the fol- Battle to Beat Sarazen. | few moments later he was carried ing. He played six of the first seven A a tors did until the sixth. Se game in New York and beat Shocker, lowing: That only 31 runs were When Sarazen turned in this out on the shoulders of some of the noles in the afternoon in par and igh fpisldea four” hits in all. "| 4 to &. and today it was Mogridge’s |; scored, -which is an average of card it seemed reasonably sure that/ thousands who gathered round and | Then : party. 3.9 a game or less than two for gave cheer after cheer. » 6 gaara yt It's aoshathe.to waste all this fine|) each club. It’s the first time this he , would “be , the , winner, ; but" the Reaching down in~ his pocket Ses and a base on balls, striking | pitching. The Browns hurlers have); geason that anything’ like this peeconssorciursndicaanirsas Be gained Sarazen pulled out a roll and took Brower, with the bases filled.| pitched championship ball on the)> pas happened, with all teams en- $| ®*™ly to his head until many hours a P 4 later, for, out on the links, play-/| off $150. kia who helped ing desperately, were three golfe-s,| “This is for the a. * he sald, and handed i to ae the ragpoy “amon Be aaa ¢ was held to an average of a lit- chet of ected peg Ew ard _ “re mah i. with @ ante vee was Retires ’ /S tle better than seven hits. Tho WOElG's Dat Snoem note paar ment produced reoord- S by Gerber, who in turn Pete Herman ‘a stroke off the 288-mark.an4; The tourna i by Sisier. then was ; ae #wats in the cight games totaled ‘ if. All of the prize win- oe, sales, George *h: NEW ORLEANS, ta, July 16.—Pete 122 or 15.3 a contest snatch the victory out of Sarazen's | breaking ee 12-—finished with eff first. bantamweight cham- me second Herman, former t Three of the conflicts in the First Bo ‘Jones threatened scores of 300 or less. This is two : re ag ggg sues iain een, aa ene player, for Bobby had a|etrokes lees than the 302 score with a ve par 70 im the morning, a 36 on the | which Hagen won , eyesig ~ oles fgg so ae | fret. afternoon round and needed 38 pS EEIEE fre , Bre se ames have been ere n when trip, yet ven of 12 ¢ ; me] Pan ome Hise seee aave, put the Oh. tempora! Oh, Sisier! Oh. gaged . 2 | , : Ob—well, let it go at that. But that’s not all. Each club fi 3 a:

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mM Bey Rh ae s =. ;? 4 . ¢ s te ve, Paee ‘ 4 . 7 P a - bea et beat iniee | ec v 4 p>. a o > ’ ‘ 26 Y ibe 4 ay “a Be ie 7 P wig fh be? a NM ew ey eertete” Yn ‘ oo s "ee ur uly PNRM ne 0 Ed to® e , ” Bias, 4 ‘ : 2 2 7 ‘i a ‘ S , ma S ; 33 sas St. Louis. . Doubles, 3 p. m.. Kammann t ané Brown, St. Louis vs. Jos- i a aie ie ad ties and Drewes, St. Louis. a i i i i i i i By Davison Obear. The three remaining matches in the semifinal round of the Centra! Triple A Club were completed yes- ter@ay and the play is now in the final round. Al) of the visiting play- ers have been eliminated and the final matches will be between local stars. In the singles final this morning Wray Brown will oppose Ted Drewes for the second time this season. Brown defeated the Missouri Valley champion in the St. Leuis district élimination event, last month. Washington University captain has impreved his playing since he met Drewes and is favored to win again teday although the contest will be hard fought. An interesting doubles match is on in the Central States program this afternoon. Fred Josties and Ted Drewes wiil oppose Wray Brown and Karl Kamman in the final round. Brown and Kamman have been play- ing together on the Washington Uni- versity tennis team and today’s meeting with Josties and Drewes wil! be the first between these two teams. Wray Brown Beats Parks. Wray Brown surprised with an apparentiy easy victory over Ben Parks. the Oklahoma University champion yesterday, The Washington University star won the first set br brilliant play. Parks took the lead im the second set, but after it went te deuce Brown won the next two games and the set. Brown took six games in a row in the third set. Parks seemec unable to contre! his strokes and netted the ball many times, The final score of the match be- tween Brown and Parks was 6—2. i—5, 6—@, Brown won $6 points to his eopponent’s 59, showing his su- periority in yesterday's contest. Parks won 25 placements to 14 for Brown. but the Oklahoma star netted the ball 41 times as against oniy 11 for Brown. The point score follows. Pos. Gam Sat ae 41444 4— o oy : i i i i i i i i iin eT et . * = a ~~ , ea eg Cae oR aan rxOUe ll a acl ll al ll all a a a ee a a satiation The New U.S. Open Champion _ i ~ GENE SARAZEN 21-year-old Pittsburg professional. whose low score of 288 won him the title at Skokie Country Club, Glencoe, Ill, yesterday, with the world’s greatest golfers competing against him. Sarazen, American Home-Bred, Wins National Open Golf Title * Cenmtineed Frem Preeeding Page. where he had to play the remainis= holes in par to tie Sarazen. but ¢ Seemed certain that he could do The Western star had genreral'y made this par i hole 4. for is long woods always enabled him tv Sw & as reach the 470-yard green in two strokes, so he could afford to was ™* preceding one—35th or play the nwitha ” a stroke —aend still t par and then on the se, Wi Black carefully adjusted ms :l? for his tee shot on the J35th—the Tist im total play—and then iet g0 with a terrific swing of the trpe that had been givin him 300 yard drives all day. Down threugh the air sailed the ball. but suddenly ‘t tock a hook and as it hit the fair- Way rolled towards the boundary fence and woods to the left. For many seconds it was doubtful whether -he ball wos out for no word came back from down the course. A youngster rushed over ‘he fence while the gallery stood breath- less, for it seemed to flash simultan- eousiy through the mind of every spectator that Bliack’s chances to De national open golf champton hung in the balance. “Out of bounds:” came the cry Even then Black still had a bare -Ghance for his second tee shot was a beautr. About 190 yards from the which was guarded cioseliy by bunkers lay the ball and Black tricd to make it with a spoon. The bail started straight fer the pin and the gallery started yelling. but sudden’y the cross wind caught the ball an4 to. the tleft of the rough and against a vertical bank 3 feet high. The six which resulted really put Black ot. though he still could have tiei with an eagle on the final hole. Sarazsen’s Game Was ‘Steady. Sarazen’s «ame throughout the tournament was remarkably steady and brilliant. Of the eight sections of nine holes each, he piayed three in less than par. twe in par, and the rest slichtiy over. He had one bad nine, his first out this morning when he took a 40 against the fig- ures of 34 which signify perfection. He narrewly missed seme putts and t oO imiw ei ¥ several times barely got into traps —always with a bad lie. Twice he was bunkered. It was the fact that by shooting lees than par for the rest of the (gay that made his victory ail the more sensational. He hung up sever birdies todar despite the 49 round which had none and@ sank a 49-foot putt en the 215. yara thirty-secend fer an eagie 2 The drive wae the edge green and the putt fairiry his secend out round today Wae made through the finest ime ever seen on the Skoki« of in On his 32 sheoot.- course. ' Qnty once did he get any real luck (en @ hole and on tne that was through «a ; 20-foot putt. and once he got a bad | break when two shots in succession }enm the 530-rard twenty-fifth barei+r ‘relied into traps. being a 6 against / par 5. The rest of that one under var tetal was just pinin golf ‘ability. /@¥ery shot geing sbeciutely true. |. The incoming sine of this round. 35 for the §3. wae even better A bad shot on the twenty-serenth gare = 5 where par is 4 but the rest of the card was made up of six 4# and / two Je—two of the eight being bird- , fes-—and he ended with 4 total for _the nine of t under par. Pala Attendance Was 12.000. | The tithe wimmer dit not excel ‘with any e@@ eiub im his play. He a. _ swung all nicely at all times and t hie 72 hotles he did . Ret @ub a singte attenfrt. | Onee twite he pushed or puiled ‘s little tee mach to one side or the VE BE Mata ease Spey cae becmate RS 8 in hig final. round of a nationai tour- nament. Oddiy, only a very few of the 600 persons who paid to watch the play during the two days saw the new champpion shoot. The galleries ? >. i—_.«™ Rll fellowed Bobby Jones, Hagen. Evans, Black, Duncan and such well- known stars, especially when it be- came Known exactly what Jones, Hagen and Biack had te shoot to win Bobb and Biack both feught dravels but they muuld not quite make it. They faced tremendous mental handicaps in knowing they had to shoot virtually perfect figures when they still had nine or more holes to geo. After Sarazeni’s 33 card he drew a fairty targe gallery, but at mo time did it approach in size some of the crowds drawn by the ethers. It was hard to convince the public that favorites would lose an even when it was known they had t: eet par to win, y offers of det they would, were made. Piaying Cenditiens Perfect. The paid attendance yesterday was more than 6000 and slightiy less than 7 2 & Aes that teday, although today’s plar decided the title. The weather and playing conditions were perf@ct. Not a cloud marred the sky either day and the greens were perfect. ail- though the fairways were a lIittie hard. No compiaints from the play- ers were heard, however. It was announced tonight that ar- rangements had been made for a British team to come over here in August and-play an international match with an American team. The latter undoubtedly will number Sa- razen among its members. Cards of the new champion compared with par for the 6553-vard FUuTSe Par out 434 464 3435—B Sarazen— Out ‘first Tound:.344 465 344.3—38 LAT | Sepon 2 reund)4344 yO 44.3—— 38 ut third round)545 555 355—40 Out (4th round). .443 264 7243-—33 Par in 444 344 445—30—70 Sarazsen— In ifret reund 443 454—36——T?% in (second round 453 343 465——37——73 in third reund).4564 375 344——35—75 im (4th round)..343 +44 444—35 3 Scores of those outside the prize winners Laurie Ayton, Chicago. 299 Jehn Farrell, New York. 299 Bob MacDonald. Chicago. 3206 Je Kirkwoed, Austrailia. 300 “Chick Evans. Chicege. 301 Eddie Loos, Chicage. 361 Abe Mitchel. England. 303 (. W. Hackner. Atlantic «tr 302 ‘(haries Moffner. Philadelphia. 305 Miarty Hampton. Detroit. 305 Wile Ogg. Wercester. Mass 305 Eromett French. Youngstown. G.. 305 “Jemee treuilford. Boston. 305. *Fred Wright Jr. os Angeles. 306 *Willie Hunter. England. 308. Cyril Hughes, Lancaster. Pa... BG itm Barnes. New York. 308) Jack Burke. St. Pasi. JOT Lieyd Guillickeon. Dekalb. Tl. 207. Robert Cruikshank. “New York. 307 Alfred Hackbarth CRicegn, 308. . New Tork, 308 New York. 308 Cinctnnatt. 308 =. Panel. 308 Al Watrous, Detroit. 309 Pat (* Hara. New York. 208 Tem Harmon. New York. 311 Chick Frazer. St. Pauli. 311 P. ©. Hart. Mariettsz. ©. 31° Cyrtt Waiker. New York. 31° J. Turnesa. New York. 3122. . Wittiam Creavey. Kansas City. 31%. George McLean, New York, 313. Jack Bilakesiee, Delaware. 3123. George Martin, Santa Barbara, 313. Pred Ford. Kansas City, 315. Frank McNamara, Ortega. Fla.. 215. Mortie Dutra, Defmonte, Cal.. 315. Jota Cowan, Bosten, 315. te Hackbarth, Cincinnati. 225 Frank Kennett. Chicago, 315. Alec Camptell. CIncinmeati, 314. Larry Nabhaits, Lima. ©.. 324. Charies Them. New York. 317 lid ld Kn Lake City gartner. epper Defeats Hornsby Has No Von Elm, 5-4, in Real Rival for iF M. Golf Final Batting Honors Bobby Jones, Py Lie Ateeciatiag OMAHA, ™ Knepper eh. July 15.—Rudoilpk Ufted Trans Miasiesiogt golf crown mows City. t (f i eac at Ton Elm. Salt here thie afternoon when f,eorge he defeated the champton, 5 up and 4 to Diary. Throvghout the morning round. which left Fim 7 down to the challenger, neither man had risen to the golf worthy of a champion. Aft- er five days of waiting through over- Von for the match that has been three years in the making, the largest gal- lery that ever trod the billawy fair greens or stumbled through the rough, saw mediocre golf, with only an occasional shot that thrilled. Seven down going to the first tee in the afternoon round, Von Elm faced his task as silent as the deser: that surrounds his home and wear- ing a smile, the faintness of which reminded one of the mirages which dot that desert. The champion shot golf of a brand as totally different from the morning round. He won the frst in par and only lost the second be- cause of Knepper’s birdie that cam: as a result of dropping a 25-foot putt. Then three holes fell to Von Elm in succession, as on the third. fourth and fifth, his every shot was played with precision, the pin the objective. The third and fourth were played in par, at the fifth he went one under par when he dropped Rogers Hornsby has no real chal- lenger for batting honors in the Na- the tional League, while George Sisler, from who is hitting 25 points in advance ef the Cardina! star, is being threat- ened by the veteran Ty Cobb, whose steady climb has been the feature of the past week's play. Sisler is batting .420@ and Cobb 399. But Ty has come from a very mediocre mark to one that threatens to overtake George uniess. the Brownie star steps out of his ten- whelming defeats and easy victories | POrary slump. The Cardinals are second in bat- ing in the National League with = 302 average, but they are tied with Bosten for last world’s champion Giants are leading both leagues in batting with a per- centage of .310. R 8 HR SB. BB. SO. Pet Detroit ....455 927 35 37 316 200 «(307 BROWNS 452 S77 52 $0 258 713 .799 Cleveland ..433 871 10 42 301 17% 298 New York..414 832 = Ps — 780 c- Chicago ....385 T 267 _...£46 735 27 25 198 254 284 Philadelphia 530 686 58 26 2595 256 261 Washington 608 19 54 750 723 830 260 TEAM FIELDING. . PO. A. z. Pet. New TY 3277 1128 ss .8Tt BROWNS 7375 1043 8&5 972 Chicago 2241 1079 101 970 Washington 7145 1088 105 edu Detroit 2325 11735 ibe vex Meveiand 2343 1032 120 .2966 Philadeiphia . 2006 1000 i110 .966 Bostom ...... 2231 1061 134 .961 INDIVIDUAL BATTING. Ineluding afl players in 15 or more games.) AP R. EH. SR. SB. Pet. his drive less than three feet from siSLER. aT. pip 345 78 145 - 430 th in. lec i meh, MN. i 7 > .405 the pin. The champion dropped the oY ae omg 502113 2 5 |388 sixth when he had an easy chance wuoodsll Det -— @€ 8 @ @ 2. to halve it. Zachary. Wash... 38 9 14 @ © .388 ee ‘ - ’ Cler....968 53 97 4 5 .303 Knepper Comes Back Strong. Heilmann. Det. . 308 e 11¢ 16 8 oo : > epee Ee Schang. X. Y 167 3 Again on the seventh Knepper ap «4 Milter. Ph! =st se ro = 2 —. peared to be slipping when he missed | S*Phenson. Clev..tt) oe 6 8 (1880 utt ~ ~ Bassler, Det. . 1. 27 St @ @ 347 a putt of a foot for a win in par. 2 5 21272107 3 4 343 Von Elm had overplayed his down- Meuse. X. Y.....201 32 oe s 2 Neill. Civ. - ae i ee on the second McMANUTS, ST. L. 45108 7 5 = Knepper, however proved that TOBIN. ST. L....318 63 106 . « 333 . P. COL’ SS, ST. L. >: ae ae ae his merves were unraitied by the 2 Cle. Pee ss. — comeback of the champion and they Haney: The logs of the eighth took the woo Ciev 43 47 88 3 4: .3i4 starch out of Von Elm, who failed Uhie, Cer amMwmee , ' Karr, Bos a8 515 0 1 «SL to hold his iron tee shot to the Burne Bos s7%4 366 S&S 3 .310 course on the ninth after the chal- Veach. Det = 45 = 2. -¢ ‘on lenger had given him an opening by Le at 1.308 62 96 2126 .308 slicing out of bounds. J. Sewell, Clev..318 53 OF 2 5 .* QF d > a 4 %. 7+ 741 OWES Phil. 292 46 89 . 3 - 308 —ax ¢ own aAnG DIne to piay au be- t LNG’ DD’ R. > t 53 3 16 1 0 382 fame a question only of how soon the champion would be dethroned by halved holies. This came on the fourteenth when Knepper. over the green with his second, chipped up perfectiy and halved the hole with Elm, who lay in position fo- an eagie. but missed a putt of nine teet. Bob Millard of the Omaha Coun- try Club won the consolation tro- phy by defeating Emerson Carey of Hutchinsern, Kan.. 2 and 1, in the 36-hole final match. The morning cards compared with par: Knepper—out 245 434 353—J37 I out 544 +44 3O en Elm—out 645 443 4 A) K neprer—in 345 435 4: 3+ 4 ar—in 344 455 343—35—T Yen Elm—in 345 547 244—38._ TS . Their afternoen cards K nepper—out .....635 534 45439 V on Elm—wout .544 4°95 464—38 Kuepper—in . wien nti 44—-19—-129 ; - CAUSE OF CUBS’ DEFEAT CHICAGO, July 15.—Anm error of omission by Tony Kaufmann cost him his own game today when the Phils staged a ninth-inning rally and Je- feated the Cubs, 2 to 1 im the frst game of the series. With eme out and a mai on frst nd second Wrightstone grounded to KRaufm who had plenty of time te Start a double play via third base but instead threw to second which -elft Lee reach tihrd and rightstone first. Henline fottowed wit! a Single sending the tying run home and Weinert’s doubie sent Wirght- tone home with >", ok she the winunig run. Score PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO. AB. BR. BH. E B. BR. BK. E. Raop. 3b 5 0 @ @ Friberert 3 0 GO P "2.2 3 @ 1 1 :.Betberae 3 8 1 A Witmact £8 Ff @ erry.2>. 401 4 Walker. cf £0 08 @ Milter if Se €¢ FF @ oe it 4 i t © BKRerteer.Ib 2 0t @ leber se 32 0 0 @ Kruz3 40080 esile_ lh * @ tf © Cafhan.cf 4 82 OO 8 Wtone Ib 8 IT CG A Ele. ££ @ & € sere 3 0 © @ | Kaufm’np t @ OO 1 Heniine.c. | OF 1 @. *° Wirt 1ee8eé Weinert.» 407 # *Leti vreau ©§ 08 0 O&O Totais 34 28 | Tatais 2B 15 1 “ehourveanu ran-for Keufmen im ninth. **Hattet for Peters in eighth. (RNnings— a a ee ee Philadelphia 7ene8ee0en . Ey” hicago 9cded¢egei1i2ds Oo ji Two-base hite— Leslie. W etnert. Home run— Miller Steen Dase—Krug. Sacrifices —aufman, 2; Hoillocher Deubie piaye— Pietcher to Parkinson to Leslie. Chicago, 3. Bases 5; off Kaufmann. 7. mann. I ; and Mo Time—ih.. 43m. recess AT INDIAN, 3 a 6 OCTSVILLE innines— i 2 ais ille a 2 India napelis 9o080 * Bal teries—ijsudisvijle “ Tince mrfeaneneite “ei eret and *“Dewer Weber, Chicago, 321. Dave Hoberitsen, Detroit, 221. Gaward Gow. Posten. 322. Beb Peebies, Louisville, 322. George Christ. Rochester “SW. Y¥ . ae Jack Croke, New York. 23235. FP. R. Decker. New York. 325. Ned McKenna. Rochester. 322. Gen Lerd Glens Palla S Y.. 334 “tra Couch, Chicage. 339. William McFarlane, New York: Side Townes, Pittsburg: Dew L. George, Minne apeits, “Eédie Heid, St. Louis: A. F Baum- Cimeipmat!; “7. G. Andersen. New i : TEAM BATTING. Ae = Rk #4. HR SB. BB. 30. Pet —_ , ~~ . 43 New York ...445 844 8&5 240 202 310 CARDINALS .442 S78 54 41 229 2 302 Pittsburg Pe a40 17 58 212 145 .290 Chicago "> 203 14 49 243 212 .294 “ncinnat sa7 813 19 88 222 227 292 Brookiyn 408 843 36 41 189 173 .292 Boston 315 683 14 32 is2 201 26 Philadeiphia .331 688 49 25 230 286 "85 TEAM FIELDING. — apts: S 4 Sa ena , ee ae New York 2090 «21955 «4102 «369 Chicago .... 2181 1067 107 368 Philadeiphia o68 1023 98 385 Cincitimati .. eS — te > Rrook: 21 , 4d — 2005 934 aoe — “ARDINALS .2318 #79 2 lf Pittsbure ma 2115 945 li? 363 INDIV IDUT AL ATTING. Including all players in 10 or more games: AB. R. =. HR. SB. Pct. in fielding. The a_i itle > a Black Lost Drive on 17th, gL tt al eer ie _ ee ind * i Atlanta Amateur, Fell Down on Same Hole | —-British Champion Asserts He Did His Best, but Failed. ae ee er a ee ed ’ By Walter Hagen, British Open Golf Champion. GLENCOE. TL. July 15.—ene Sarazen, a 2l-rear-cld Americ Open Golf Champion of America. plaved fine golf, and in the pmeh he finisheu -iromng. He two holes, difficult two shot distances, in perfect fours. the proper tempera- American titles in the same year fs. bred professional, is the new gratulate him. He played the last Sarazen has ment. He has stood out fer the past two years as one of the best of the younger home-breds. I finiehed fifth. I made the best fight I could. [ never lost heart. not even when I needed threes on the long seventeenth and eighteerth to tie Gene. I was well on the seven- teenth green and made 4 bold putt for it. so bold that it over-ran fully four feet and I missed coming back. I did the heme hole in four and my final round was 72. But Gene did a 68 on his last 18. and it was good enough to win. John Black. of California. icoked lke a certain winner. until the sev- = ei. Be 84 19 x a3 R. a. 3 , | 72 ‘ ao L oo ~ i ae hae 385 ywhorse. Pi 2 = ae we 5 bem 148 14 SS i sT2 Hollecher, Chicago.310 42 113 I 10 385 Snyder. New York .er _ ot : ; oat . : . Brook. s 3 Pte ee mak $8 oe HE 3 "5 Set I. Jahnsten. Brook.. 8 36 Grimes. Chi 273 34 37 6 3S BS: Hargrare. Cincin..I141 27 S50 3 3 355 Daubert. Cincin 732285 114 4 T A364 Puncan, Cincin 310 47 108 3 8 346A Barnkarit. Pitts 115 19 @ 1 kL tO Carey. Pitts 319 71 110 3 22 345 Bressier. Cincin 2.0—C 29 8. - Amon these are Mrs. Meivin Jones and Mrs. F. Cc. Letts of Chicago. Mrs. Jones is the present champion, while Mrs. Letts held the titie three rears. She first won it in 1316. defended it successfully the foilowing year and then came back to win it three vears later. Last fall Mrs. Letts gained international fame by defeating Miss Ceeii Leitch, British champion, in the National Women's titular tourna- ment at Hellywood in Deal. N. J DODGERS LOSE ANOTHER: Johnson’s Single By the Aaesociated Press. NEW YORK. July 15.—New York lost a chanmee to take the American League lead from St. Leuis teday by dropping a 12-inning struggie to Chicago, 3 to 2. Schaulk’s hitting. which included a home run. was a big factor in Chicago's victory. Shee- ly’s infield it. Echaik’s out and Johnson's single gave the White Sox the winning run in the twelfth. Score: ee — NEW YORK. ve SS * . 4 . =. 2 Ans n 6 @ 1 Of Wiet ef....5 2 = Muign 33.5 @ L @ McNally 32.4 01 @ “ollinse 72..5 @ It @ Rum if...64@t1 6 Fooper rf..4 @ @ @ Mewsel rf. 5 @ 1 @ Mostili cf...4 ® © @ Miller rf..9 @ @ @ Paik cf > © 2 LtPipp 1...32 § 8 2 Sheely ID.5 1 1 © Ward 329884 1 Sehalk c 5 2 4 @ Seotte.. 48601 64 Leter*e ov. 8 86 OO Schang e..4 @© & © Schupp p..2 08 © @ Maye c....4 @ 1 © “Strunk ...1@ 1 @' *@Hiseim’sn 1 @ 8 @ ——- ——- — *{ievermer I 6 “Strunk batted I a ay Bt 5 for Leve 2° m= *°Yoeffman dvatted for tn *Devermer batted for Innings. 1234 Chi “eoe1e Mew York eegol1 e base hit—McNaliy rifices—McNaily. Ppp. eretta ' Mare @ Aite— Ott Leverette. 5 im 7 innings. Hit by piteh- er—Byr Schupo ‘(War7). s Mars 2. br Leverette 1, by Schupp & Win- ning pitcher—Schupp Vays Umepires—Evans and Dinneen. Time ae i i ill _ 4% a ¢ a ay > Saal St. Louis \0¥ » ’ om the first day of the i Athletic Association's rewins at Creve Ceour Lake jes Louis captured the : / finished second in the These were the only . The regatta will ¢ ‘this afternoon, when ; ‘for four-oared crews endl started at 3o'clock. , will be run off at 3:38, | the barge race at 4 o'clock. gram will be com : tae eae aa ..4 0 @ @idaran’less 5 1 1 9 tied tt im the sinth when Wingo “Cevelené ........ Tigh Neg : : ° ° meee cf. , 4 4 0 mouffed a throw to the piate after > : > —s imbes : . : Wheat © 4 a oa fa) 2arn*t th 3 O : a Nixon had tripled. Seor ?: Mvere e 4 @& 2 Gat or 4 8 1 @ BOSTON , CINCIN NA C1. Wite ib..4 t ft @' Witler * 3 Ot @ AB.2.4.E. | AB. R. 1. Z. Wart «==. 4 1 3 1! jrimm 1b. 4 6 1 @ Powe cf. 4 @ L GO; Bure cf J ft & 9; “ebetr «4 8 1 4. teech o °* @ 2 eq Nixen ff. 4 ££ EF O:D'tert 1&8 32 ti 8 Reuther o.7 0 1 @ t4ams "= aaa ey SE a i BE - tmith >». t @ @ @ Pazgrer o 6 0 @ Soeckel Ib 4 0 © @ | Harver rt ee ——« — — rrice: 24 9 @ @ Bolke me FS cient 2 ss tsi Totais 5 7 % | =*@ ne 1 to Ferd = s 3. @ P’ efit sa 3 & iz “*Trumer 1 0 @ @ | Kopf tb. s 6 et Sle SES tT a ee * ORT Cc ° Wings immitings: ott Mr- rimon 7 Gy Smith I. Pitching record — “Sears. ~ Oe . ii-3 ge Lett on (4? Rerther &@ Site fn TI-S tenfeee off ~~ —— (ime ——- *_owtne Adama, 6 tn 8 ierines: off Clascer. rone in 6 mes = etemeggee —. ee insines: off Smith. % hits ip IT ‘enieee: off P — a Moarrteen. T hite ‘nm I ine. Lett om tres ms —PFreekirn 4. Ptttstere | Tme—Ih €5rm Umeires—liem and Pfirman. Winning Dog Races Go to nitc ber— Morrison ‘eetre niicher—Amith. NEVADA, Me. July 156.—This city ass again hae been awarded the nattonal TOLEDO AT COUT MWRTS. : ——n 1234534799 tw | Steyhound races which will be held; z " See et i seet Stee Oe ee aS a ‘alumbos é o—3 it 2 meet wae held bere Inet rear and Ratteries—Toleio: Getient and Kocher , Cm iver Senter Graeme acd Bertter ; ‘thousands

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ra ’ ~: : i igen” a PP a oe ee! —- -— A . - a ” re ro Fa eee ene eon $ ; ee 1 s ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DispaTcH petit Rareere oe an da ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH aNE As Rickard Sees It, Whoever Promotes the Wills-Dempsey Bout This Year Will Go Broke or Craz uis Rowing a a 1 at Peak Huggins Expects 92 Victories Nazzaro Sets New Big Three May Limit ‘Bud Lerner, New ' — Racino Results and Entries » Crews Star PatHis Form f vodiandveee doswtortede oe begins \” Preliminary Gridiron , acing Results an id Entries apees Form for To Win American League Flag Record in Winning Practice to. One Week 2-Year-Qld Star yarcrary. tmpire Cty Rent.) Yesterdays Winder Rows” : ; #, pla et et a - i i eee et ee Ae J heisteag Re Sm an cal Regata | Fendi Cran d Prix By the Associated Press. EW TEN, C ly 15. ¢ FIRST RACE—fHrockland purse, $1000,| FIRST RACK, §1 Setleahider —— Page oo 15. Wins Whirl Stake 3- year eas and upward, claiming. | | [TEP calenmmart “Ss. Fon ) © iT inary " ‘rr ‘ | i - : Th | 1S . 1e gg agg’ Thornhedge. “3 | Cianemen 101 "fitowan our Is Victor, ; ie. inks 1922 Race Is Two-Club Affair, With Yankees Better |: | season for football practice first; Moody, 93 (Merimee), ©. - Ultimate 106 Jones Yale, Princeton and Harvard from | micond: bg Camoufieur. 1 Elemental. Quansh Minute deed | ca: ee : | One Driver - Is Killed, While Second to North End #2 oe | Than Browns — Fewer Successes Necessary This F | ve Coeur Lak | ode | Year B « K 5 Sy Mechanician Suffers Frac- > Jee r Bbecau Jom petition. : : e. _ 2 soci cener Com} eution tured Arm and Leg. ton, President A. Lawrence Lowel] Half in Front. : a. te o. J a - (Morris) one month to two weeks or even > EN Hi " rn i. Tikeh ajeo ran ; ’ gh C.. Consort. Orderly «iso to a week, is quite probable, in Concedes From 7 to 10 Pounds, SECOND RACE. Hotel Embasey High- | S®COND RACE. $1500, 2 year-ol4s,_at- seusesemneatn ree 2S Re ; of Harvard and President James . 1-11 Doeminiauve St Allan. Sherando. Ov. | fu Rowland Angell if Yale. perman aiso ran. view of impending action by i Handicap. $1200 added, 3-year-oide | | tee (foaled in Canada), »y but and - 123 alivcination. President J. G. Hibbon of Prince- Finishes Length a , oe sob. tient. Ten. Lec and $2.20, ag : a. R : 1.55 30, tg a “ . “THIN o RACH. —~$150u, a yeus oti At San Francisco, a week agro se , x ° . TH ) t. Whirl Stakes. guaranteed | . s - as President Hibbon stated a ts mi - By Leased Wire From New York Bu- ) value 97500" 2: yea?-olds, allowances. five Saver . Sis700 one mile; Stet Amer i | sad in reau of the Post-Dispatch. | Ba one-half furlonas— Bud : : 23 aver). Sa.50. $5.75 mittee had been named lo re. sinidiiaae pee Sande}. even. 2-5. i 6. firgt: . : . move objectionable features from NEW YORK, July 15.—John 3%. 118 ic Lis. Miller ie ot i Destmir. : ? * tiher}. db Third, , s* . * ° college athletics,” and that the (| Madden's Bud Lerner won the Whirl | tae “i McMillan. Vigil. Wiliam | Serviter, Tody. King Jobn, three university presidents were c Tell. Mutiny. Moonreker and All American) alse ran. the committee. Stakes, and Frank E. Brown's He-/| siso ran ar rou RTH RACE, Provincia A numbef of so-called evils to Phaistos, showing decided improve- | FOURTH RACE. Empire City Derby. | carton a pete ' ' : $5000 added. 3-yvear-olds. mile and « be eradicated, it was stated, were }! men: t over his ‘¢ | ter~—Hepnaistos 110 per’, Ll to 5. : a | : "eon the termination of the practice of 1is last race, carried off even, firat: Letterman 110 Pater’. ' : Heeltans LG - . B to @. , : 4 4 x SS : ee ” 5 J ) : a YORK, July 15.—“I want | struggle eden ceil eland aad Coenen | By the Apeociated Press. . ; Tred © oS : more ball games to be | on the last day of the season and STRASBOURG, July 15.—Ail | rst day of the Municipal @ es |sure of the 1922 pennant,” said Mil- | 44 -588, while the Red Sox went french automobile records ware |) ssociation’s rowing regatta | tcl . © ‘er Huggins, manager of the Yan- | bere the sang bay —- smashed today in the Grand Prix, 3 eour Lake yesterday. St ae | | kges during a breathing spell ee | ; a bdo ier ; won by Feliz Nazzaro of Italy in a ured the junior four and : Be ik Die ‘Thursday afternoon, when the storm | There a i regen per- | Fiat car after two of his teammates, is 7 a ; | : flag pole at the Polo Grounds, wat eee. oe MEN Shs week 4 a) Pe ee wn ed os 4 f bird " third. T . i ‘ars ‘e judged 2 Care- | : ; , Pi —— ‘See. ; =e ; r me, | thir - tta will come to a chee Heese vig: esa ang garam that the coe at mie aked oe ene Pose Preesic ia Chae wal at putting a treneterred student m- 7 T —ppere City Derby before a big | second, jatiy |} 10 eee’. oo Se 1.06. 4 npions would ' anag arm roKken, wh ca: to the same sport in which he ma} hia lf-holiday crowd at the Empire: Friend finished third but was disqualified. FIFTH RACK. Windsor ‘ub 3 have starred in the college h eft FIFTH HACK, $1000. Enxliewvod Purse, 3- $1500. 3-year — vg * ora we Weils vandoee ” 4 ee Se ee ee ee ee eM i ee ee tn e e aici Stel, 2 . wilt ”. ee Poe eal Tozze, battle-nam hoon, when four rac = = eS »CCO “i ~ | ment doesn't sway this bird. He es will ; r- 'be unable to play the St. Louis ve 4 . pry turned turtle going around the Entz-. , ie Mi a | : “¥e | locks over the dope with a cold, & : to strengthen the team which he Lily track near Yonkers today. | year oh y a werd, a Hingy mile and A SSS and joins, and to end the practice of Of the two, chief interest centered | i to 2 and out. firat. Mystic. 101 4 198 aha, 3, sec ates iv ‘ mas At, 6553 Cup Committee of the United States i: We ONS gem 58 Mie a eet - co7coCoOe}T erect eet ap adap tech gehts apy $e gph . _ |) preparatory institutions. mer, which is . . best | na O ke al | . mn off at 3:30, r lem _——— or ing papers of Thursday, a tioment’s °F the Cubs or the White Sox or) griver. Bordino, who after leading | a ne ele ee OT newin hare | vermis . se, $1000, | year-olds ad woot ie 1] k? ‘ k i 0llowed by « | i gone bac Athleti ey 2 ; ' 2-vear-old shown so far this season. SIXTH RACE, Honeysuckie vur $ y and woo lites race at 4 o'clock. The pro “s aE i Ada e calculation was enough to she*’ tmat | sg orcs +t odiacrseag ae or rae sage to the 55th lap, was naving motor | sect at a apt PR RIE en ° a aoe inion by | 2keerzoiee. maidens. svecia! weights. iti ouapese,. sae - a ae Leo ; | . : , ; cire stances ces is , ; 1 confirme A » 1 be completed with ah 2 pare sou ye k the Yankee manageér was figuring mourns sinate Her son. 2 at trouble, Biaggo was sure of sec- FINAL ROUND OF DAVIS taking up 122 "| arial presage toad fF a a 4-5. ae | Seen $5, “ee , 4 race, which is scheduled 4 ) Rocky, sorrowfully. “Three that 92 victories will be enough to! this staee of the proceedings the | ond position at only moderate speed, | | CUP NET SERIES MAY BE from seven to 10 pounds to his op 113 (Mutat. ‘alae one. | avers” shin, ela ae @d at 4:30 o'clock. a ae [ gave him a good fight. He | carry off this year's gonfalon. hope of Mr. Huggins, for it can| put, did not slacken down and met | ponents and winning easily. | ovrade, Ben Wood, Fullon, Pettifonner Ava | All Fain alec ra . ; 3 yamerday, the St. Louls e sali of them. But last July | The fact that he had estimated 96 hardly be called anything but aj) with his accident in going after tho) POSTPONED FOR A WEEK Earl Sande, who, by the way note | Aieny Poin ‘Rubke by “. — DK the iead at the a: ae as his goal in 1921, was pointed out hope, reveals the leader of the Yan-/| lap record of 5 minutes, 53 second: | wine ae : é - , . . s ik ‘o ’ - ’ | er of bo | omorrow’ Empire Entries. Tt tes than “a pe F a my how he did ye ras Ito him, also the fact that he won — as more or less of an optimist.| made by Bordino in his 52nd lap, ‘or PES © Shvaice Bing aes 1 peccongae oi tee eee ene T 8 tt 4th me arder than in our . And yet you can’t say on the form er: 7 ; me eee . . 3 FIRST RACE—The Syivan, 2-vear-old fl-. : ~ was second with Cen gue much bh Bk ee a with 98 won and 55 lost for a per-| ane Tabkeite teenie * aa fe nie a ho an oe of ar ohee a atte : NEW YORK, July 15.—Arrange- |‘ing him cleverly close to the pace set lies. seliing, 5% fur oage: _ | Chas. : kari aiso was entered — . evious - a vantage Poe rs —: ag did not cause | ¢,, thie yebr that he hasn't some bahia gag ah Pe om td oe |ments for at least three and possibly | by R. T. Wilsons’ Tall Timber, came. deste score Chimes Pe 4 "Belle ore rat | omes .. to me a date for the fight |*"5 1 nd in those 1 | winning team, @ team of real cham- | 2°lding the Muckerman’s scoreless | “9000010 0—1 2\sharply just as Hephaistos chal- DAVIS CUP MATCHES | seventn race. $1500, 3- years the flag has only been won! pions. but to the fan who has been /f°r Six rounds, was the victim of @|" Retteries: Shick and Kombrink; & hoppe ® an ¢-elgh 8 5. | terrific batting attack which netted |and Waldo. cnoppe’ lenged on the outside and interfered | BY the Associated Press. ris -: "fi 8 eight runs in the seventh. Innings. 0 0" 3 4 5, J fy , ®. H E slightly with the winner. LONDON, July 15.—The Australian | Sees “ : , Another feature of the league's play | Mer. Trust 0 0 9 00 0 00-1 sf This cost “Chick” Lang a s1 and Spanish Davis Cup tennis teams) : S himse right to make curtailed “‘war seasor’ of 918. &ppare nt that the star pitching staff ” |\TéAb. Cen. . 10115—19 17 4; . a suspene | » July 15 .—Pillette kept a bees ng for if the rig ] te. was the double victory of the Mc-| Batteries: © eckey and Garcia. Krueger, | sion of six days and Mrs. Louise | today completed their victories in must begin to pitch soon and the hits scattered today while v eet | , ; Dem pse: signed to m three times with a percentage of watching things around the Polo te at an indefinite time, re-| 597 or less. One of these was the Grounds the last week or so it is a matches he saw fit. when the Red Sox took an unsatis- ey | mien’. & : ' ’ : | ies : ; . é bic hitters must begin to bat in Elroy-Sloan team over the Western | Lewis and Rawiings. Viau third money of $500. The atew-| the preliminary tournaments’ over he will see fit to make sev- factory championship with .595. In adhd + att Electric outfit, 9 to 6 and 18 to 7 STANDING OF THE TEAM® ROmMme runs, or they will find them- Won | ont Pet ards felt the at Lang deliberately | their Czecho-Slovakian and Indian tached four of its ; | Seven hits es g ee , 778 | hintsiniahel a ~ sala a result) opponents. ; > ng 2 to 0. Burns mad : » | and :m-| Th ethree — RR t pictures of Wills tell of ons | ——————--—__—_—_ ___ , fit, 8 to 7. The Rapidayton outfit put | Mercantile Trust ... % e Australians having previously | p_nits. Score on pon whe the dusky person wants five runs over fh the first inning, »u* | Missiesipp! Valley.. 000° posed the punishment on the boy.| won two singles matches from wy | Yesterday's Maple Heights Re : ; se the Butlers tallied four times in eavh | This moved Lally into sate Heteg place. Czecho-Slovakiana, clinched the tour- “mingle soon. Wills is sag Peewee Kaleer to Box | Margaret Dillon of the fourth and fifth inning, pil- |SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE nament today at Roehampton by de- 9 or three weeks of condition. tis | ing up a lead the losers were unable | SENIORS. WHITE ROSE YS feating them in the doubles match, _ FinsT os show that he has no extra Clever Billy Mascott Sets 1922 Mark to overcome. Independent Evan. 10, Wagner Mem. 6 TEAM PLA 9—7, 6—0, 6—3. Coung de Gomar of , Ka His werful muscles sre | Innings—123456789 i. | : ~ Spain won his singles match at Bris- enced gaiatan his waist line is at East St. Louis Aug. 8 | Becuee. o ° 9 9 4 8 : 2 ——— of Redeemer 8, Maple Avy. M. E.., | ALTON IN FEATURE TILT to} from Dr. Fyzee of India, today, and ridged with muscies. sperapae : Batteries: Hensiek and Schott; ,| Compton Heights Bap. 15. Grace Pres. 7 IN THE TROLLEY LEAGUE | *—'. *—*. 2—6. *—%.. Spain previ- e pictures Wills shows himself OHN PEEW EE KAISER, it (| By the Associated Press Heckemeyer. Menges and Fitzgibbon. | Tyler Place &, Olive Branch 4. The Missour! Illinois Trolley ne ously had won two singles matches FOURTH RA p be an ideally built athlete—nein was announced last night, has )| TOLEDO, O., July 15.—A new mile | ,,/nninge— 12346567 T, H. E.| Dr. Fry 4, McCausland Av. Pres., 4 (tie). wey rolley League! and India the doubles matches oq u atnie a been matched to box Billy Mas- > okie gage it dhe casita aes fean 3 : ; 4 4 : 8 . : a Union M. B. 5. Wagner Place 6. starts today on its second leg of a Although Australia won the tour- ; St. Louis, Aug. & The event will >) in the Willys-Overland Stake, 2:03 | Moore and Gleason. Niedringhaus 2, Hamilton Av. Christian | Club of Belleville being awarded -iic | Match it was decided to play the two | tan second. ‘= ‘ a. 5 67. H, E |3 (2iinnings). ‘first series by one full game over the | femaining matches in singles. SEVENTH RACE — MMe ; oc VT It } ings me 4 “« 4 ‘ ‘ y has one feature of his | be the feature of the second show (| ,ace the ‘eature event of the finil McElroy_-Sloan ..0 14 1 218 16 Pittenger in’ 4 nysique 2 under the auspices of the Majesiic } ; 2.44 § %)| Cote Brilliante 8, First United Pres. 6. Car Builders of Mount Vernon, Ill. the first of these Gerald Fatvoresn | . Penn in 7 q ‘gd cs © ‘ rey ots ae program of the Grand Circuit here ed eee " Watretise-—Meudeck. Uhie | Bucil Baptist 11, Maplewood Cong. 7. Today the four park owning teams | defeated Ardelt, 6—4, 6—2, 26. 6-—2. | ang pg cat hina Waik vo. + Cilp. ore. ged 123 3 Nit, E ata vapid Mascott appeared in one bout {| today, when Margaret Dillon, driven | #24 2##n: Adams and Gleason. Memoria! Cong. 11, Immanuel Baptist 13. | 111) meet each other. In Belleville. In the final match of the Spanish-| Ses 56 00 a ae oe nt. Dempsey’s cpgomeso eset -against Patsy Flanagan and made wit a LY Mutphy paced aie a , ——— i 3456 6 7 . HK | ‘Weet Park Baptist 12. Second Baptist 2. the White Roses are scehduled ‘to| Indian tournament Manuel Alonso KIRKWOOD-HAGE HAGEN GOLF a ? : : ; ny i ony, ace Cif=- | Rapidayton ¢ é ! ‘Al ; ’ in my ted for 1 arm are pertectiy |-|Muckerman-Cushinan. @ = 3 730) H. 6; West Park BaP-| Manager Rowers of the Packers willl gis OWED BY STATE BODY |champion and the world’s aT, b, 50m. Umpires—Con- 4 a - It was these blows He ie shifty enough to worry Pee- )/ord for the three best heats of the | Rapidayton : : Boyle Memorial, 5; West Presbyterian, 13. | depend upon Eddie Lambing or ise trick shooter, will give en elie wee Kaiser as well. > vyear—-2:021%. 2:00. 2:01% _McElroy-Sloan F | 'Dieh! to humble the visitars, while | By the Associated Prensa. down Carpentier and Mascott is a Far West product ) The roe Volo phe a : O as | Western Electric .... ; Re yy Heights, Baptist, 6: Wagner | | Eiders will probably use big Lan- NEW BEDFORD, Mass., July Te pe Sign ae agers Club, tomer wag J when , pat ; : A bout between Jack Dempsey and ° Pe Tipe for the killing at/$ 4.15 has been doing very well | | kenau. sti irty Acres a year ago. since traneplanted to the Atlantic }| “@Ptured the 2:09 trot in straignt|/| LEADERS WIN GAMES | pote anes oie Se meee Then Ben Millers and the Maroons,| his sparring partner, Larry Williams BO geckos in with he eneepton af 8 fr and Wilis meet it|$ seaboard. | heats. St. Paul's a of Collinsville, will travel to Mount|o/ Bridgeport, Conn. will not be|\™* ™ Ss. VELPHIA, Pa., P 4 “a Champion's firet engage- IN RAILROAD LEAGUE ‘Bowmen M. E., 8; King’s highway, ©. Vernon, Ill. Worden and O'Neil Aare | sanctioned by the State Boxing Com- eat eek: give an v exhibition es PPP PPP PAP Union M. B., 6; Mapiewood Baptist, 10 ly pitchers Publ elegans ep heel Romits. ANDERSON WINS NET The Pennarivania team ot the S| [2st 3g. tr mchmond naan 7./™42"SS0NDtn "Bary, Aiton, cne|Safege Alfred Foote, wansunced, ta |ewring bow, be emilers Sie Naneae hits and Cleveland won tie | at capable of giving him an ar- Minor League . CHAMPIONSIEP OF CANADA | (0O*. Batre Seteue Cetcame Hyde Park Congregational, 5; St. Phl- wiles Chipmans and ‘the Maxwell| day. Plans were under way to hoid| Clubs and will express his “ae wi of the series, 2 to 0. Rom- od tA o has faced =him. Dempsey INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. ty the Associated Press Cotton Belts, 9 to 7, yesterday. A | lip’s, Motors battle. Fisher, the youngs*2r/| the bout here on July 26 seriewe ST ataeae ae oth 4: rg ‘ ti ~ —4, Toronto 9—2. | , , found for eight hits includ: me with Brennan their sec Jersey City 3 TORONTO. Ont.. July 15.—Fraak |f0Ur-Tun rally in the ninth won the | who pitched a great game against Kirkwood will go through his . ‘ooo 4. .« "Re b F ee mt, but it was less be- Byracuse 16, Reading eer ' , Schedule. the Packers last Sunday, will be sent | “ _ peesker nad a double fe © Buffalo 3, Newark 2 (10 innings). T. Anderson, of Brooklyn, N. r., | 8#™° for the Fennsy outfit. Sunday's Municipal against the champions, while Hender- ertacte of te. 8 Saas b ore: : . reed pe “ Bis merit than because S - ’ - a ® a. 9 | ‘ h nd f . | ’ 2 ee a Se , ric ERO GGINS TE. D&S. tea Wee & CRAFTSMEN'S LEAGUE. on is manager Moore's selection. | one hour 4 some features ATHL its 4 We, pam eis ae cos he WESTERN LEAGUE. pried American ‘indesr tena.8 | slugging match from M. & O., 23 to} Forest Park—Grounds 7, Beacons ve. Mis- c + in as peeing: BY LANDIS performance have excited 4 — We ion, W the singles champion-|7. McKenna’'s hitting feat d, n2 i, 9:30 : grounds 8, George Wash- y the Associa eae it Sioux City 12—5, St. Joseph 6—4 champion, won | pion- | | @ featured, n% | sourl, 9:30 a. m.; gr : . * te money wagered on the Omaha 9, Wichita 3. ship of Canada today by defeatirg| getting six hits in as many trips to | ington vs. Buclid, 9:30 a. m.; grounds 19 EVERYTHING IN READINESS PITTSBURG, Pa., July 15.—-Walter | of the argument. Des Moines 5, Tulsa 1. | Robert Baird, of Toronto, in the final | the plate. | St. Louis vs. Cosmos, 9:30 a. m. FOR 1922 TUBERCULOSIS (Schmidt, leading backstop of the a ¢ Ac- . a - Joplin 7, Fort Smith 6. . round in Straight sets, 6—3, 6—4, | The Passenger Club-Frisco gave | EMPIRE LEAGUE. , T Pittsburg Nationals, who was a hold- or re spectators, folk ae AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. | 6—s. | was postponed by reeEe Fy Forest Park—Grounds 8, Blucos vse. Be!- SOC ETY BENEFI GAME out at the beginning of the season. o prpce ——- — oly oe ’ Intingse—- 123456789 'T. * OH. E ts - what happens, the D. Toledo Oey Pe ee | Penfisylvania .0 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 4-9 12 2 haere gr epegreatnced ges mo | ine vig mo vu ais ok Gee has been reinstated by Judge Landis. road. No admiesion will be ansas y | : Cotto elt ..0010102 3 O—7 17 4/8 varts eo : ‘ - - poo sown and gives up. Now) /iuisville 6, Indianapolis 6. | Tilden Beats Richards. “Batteries: Kiesberger and Quick; Currier | Burfords vs. Typos, 3 p. m. man's Park Wednesday have been| Baseball Commissioner. and wil sed watlsten oil 'be poet my permed a law limiting the Minneapolisc at St. Paul, rain. | By the Associated Press. | ) INDEPENDENT LEAGUE completed, it was announced last cea * ue Ge eee ‘Drastaaa whe have he | Sarg - e. , TA OR - . tickets to $15. It ap- TEXAS LEAGUE. | PROVIDENCE, R. L. July 15.—j\ ge, ae 2 Ss y To | Fairgrowuné—Grounds 1, Alpen Braus v*. | night and everything Be Bove the Schmidt has been awaiting Judge The exhibition : ™move the interest of the Beaumont at Houston, postponed, Championship tennis, replete with/M.. K. Airways, 3 p. m.; grounds 3. Hamilton-Brown pest day in the history of this an- tantie desteian O64 tid. bene scheduled for Saturday, 1. | Ee it Coa ao oat tg a | rain brilliancy of play and thrills, marked Batteries: weer Moore: Harris | vs, Kuhe-Wiemeyer, 3 p.m. eprs Phong . “* } o . Fone in the interest of the eaevepert Ss. Dae Eniladetphia, National 7 ee 5 ; "454" Sherman Park— pitching and accurate throwing con- | ane oo Om a Zo 8 enormous guarantees that ne ec Salt Lake 6—6. | Passenger Club ......... $3 |ve. Atlas, 3p. m. GUE. test in which members of the two, ; > asked, the promoter will} Vernon 1 motile & Ohle ’ x oF ci professional teams playing that day - les 2—8, Portland 0—2. | Grounds 3, Kain Council! . “ Mtoe get the ante in some other Los Ange | of his comparative easy victory over. Carondelet Park-—Groun will take part; a girls’ relay shuttie a - Whe Carpentier-Dempsey San “saree pao oo node National junior champion Vincent SLUGGING MATCHES IN i've. De Soto, 3 p. m. pe vmacres ang race, a preliminary ball game “ State | : ‘Bee f WES . Richards of Yonkers, N. Y. Grounds 1, Santa Cruz ve. enrc the Firemen of the city an THE oor a, wes $55 and only a com-| .. wipa 12, Bartlesville 0. sae | COMMERCIAL LEAGUE | (rp ition Park—Grounds 1, Kirkwood ve. pee odie iaasi Carriere wilh ores ey " Sogo soos. Cod : ie Okmulgee 10—i, WeAlster 3-2. Minor League Standings | Three topheavy scores were turned | Laclede, 3 p. m. Forest Park—Grounés 6 |. , tne finkgh of the sixth Junior :o oe tt gure. nan Henryetta 6, Springfield 3. . _—— ~ ‘in by the teams of the Commercial | De Andreis vs. Rosati. 5 p. ™. Marathon which starts at 2:45 at PPORTUNITY ha a will be necessary to sell SOUTHERN LEAGUE. SOUTHERN LEAGTE. |League yesterday. The two leading SOUTH SIDE LEAGUE. Mdolah Temple, and the fina] event HERE IS AN O | 20,000 seats at $15 each. Mobile 9, Nashville 3. ee 60 36 Pet. sees Ww. yo | teams gained victories, while ‘he Caronéelet Park—Grounds 1, Pevely Boost-| .¢ the day, the professional geme er | or send some of the ticket Memphis 3, Atlanta 3 (Game called Mobile 87 38 812 Sdaanvilie Sk 54419 Union Electric gained third place Ly ers vs. Carondelet Motors, 3 p.m. GroveTi perween the Cardinals and Braves. Permanent employment under liberal shop conditions, ot stor ath be e m far into the background and jin seventh). New Ori. .59 27 R84 Atlanta . BS 51.407| winning from the Tower Camp M. W. | cieveland grounés—Schumachers vs. United/ pis will be the first game played good wages, where capable work advancement. E ub pe BP, o te an enormous demand for | Little Rock 4, Birmingham 6. L. Rock.. ‘B2 42.553 Chatt'oga 2765 293 A. team, 17-7. The Polish Falcons, | gome Builders. 3 Pp. ™-. in the coming series between these age , M ‘aod : = Mrer positions. Ticket scalp-| New Orleans 7, Chattanooga 2 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. | who were in third position, were SOUTH SIDE SOPALITY LEAGUE two Nationa] League clubs. In a city of homes, where living costs are lw, and epee e at . a ” = Geuhte del THREE-EVE LEAGUE. WL. Pet. W.L. Pct., Gowned by the leading Hezels 14-3. Lemp’s Park—St. Agnes ve. Our Lady of Announcement was made yester- tunities for self improvement are many. fi btai Baltimore 65 21.756 Toronto ..44 44 .500| The Bell Telephones won from the iface vs. St. by J. F. Oberwinder, general 2 a desirable seats and the big, Bloomington 4, Rockford 1. ee ae an oe phone Sorrows, 1:30 p. m.; St. Bon day Forget our Coa - ‘Peoria 4, Moline ©. ester 5433 621 Reading -86 52 409 American Railway Express outfit, 18 Aloysius, 3:30 p. ™. Manchester Park— -hairman of the committee, that n Permanent positions now open for cutters, M be no exception. fer. City ..49 40 551 Byracuse . 34 56 87 5 | 0. ~w uk. 2:30 checks are attached to the tickets r nville 1 — 2 ; " 2 to | 7 ; Decatu 8, Da Buffalo 45 43 4511 Newark ..23 61. 73 | Holy Innocents vs. St. John apom | 0 ; " t j ' to the usual ers, rounders, b weit bow veo ey - MS means that the public will | . ‘ 5 | wars : ind . lest a te Evaneville 5, Terre Haute carmen 34 ASSOCIATION. | Int inge- ‘ 4 H B.E.\ >. m. “ili game ticket and that there > ie room help, and exper oe my Events . urrent nto 7 rae ooh +f ‘ moh. we mOwoo™ DOSSSC HO” SOSSSOMOU MY ~? So at Sl ea et pe O2sS2S30 ole esl | a iuns neiniatgim cotorn a tae | SSS99S°S92>95™900 al SO00+055 «| ges556 i Rolaterer, second; ; - > =n So ioe: vy ae oe itr fale © Fin fe Be A eae ge RN ay. , f : 7” ASS > nt 1 mw ree 4 : octal teers a 7 2 =: e 2S he” RL acaba alge “ ~ ir) ort | so~ooecoses™ 2 SISS9SS OOO -~ =~ PE ed 44 > wl o390539~05— at DOM eet re a! SVBSSceSewes - P. Fn temtcicama> SO3 233049’ get als 29 ome er a ates innin 284 67 : OO jade as high for the choice sexts ‘d : GUE. TEXAS-OKLAHOMA. Ly Tet Ww. ~y % ¥ AMERICAN LEGION LEA | tne tickets ostt po F and nat the Dense Sawer | Parts 9, Cleberne 7. i Poul. 333 33 $5) Loviexitie 40 44 511 | Batteries; Rhodes. :| @'Fation Park—Grounds.2, Richard An-| war thy 9! ons ruling was made Our Mr. Roth will be at the Planters 51. 5g . ne 30 by ¢t Greenville 4, Bonham Minne'olia 43 40.517 Toledo .. .30 55. =. i, 234 7 _ HE, | Roosevelt has open date. po on Oberwinder said, because the nings— Mexia 2, Sherman 1 (ia innings). ~ soy ae ie. MWA MACCABEE ocean we ve.; game is for charity and is edu- a . . . + Oh4 Omaha ...47 43 . 4 | Bat teries: Ba Fre - Forest Park—Grounds 7, Tower Gro ve. cational to a large extent. Lowdermilk Will Pitch. Tulen'... 52 28 5780. City “(89 52 42 Wa Bases, & & ms Creme Oise i | ~ Coy .6F mee 32 57. In pitta >” . Ht. ; grounds Harmon ; The St. Louis Stars. the ee ae . Se ‘is 544 Denver .. 26 60 | | Feae Mill . 4 ] ‘ Fair, 5p. - FRANCE SELECTS ITs : lay the Pontiac { } : olieh Falcons 3 0 0 10 4 : team, will play WESTERN | ASSOCIATION. datteriea, Christosber : Ss DAVIS CUP NET TEAM ew dag een aenigpercntan ee wn rest | save Ft. Smith 6 7 Bet | man : Fairgrounéd—Grovun 4s park, Compton avenue oat me 124 3% ea |e | 90 p. m.; grounds 5, Holy Cross vs. | PARIS. July 15-—Benri Cochet, | street, in the first of @ three-game 523, MeAlesier § 10 —— Andre Gobert, Jean Brungnon and i BTS | 20 >. m. O'Fallon Park—Grounés n series. Grover Lowdermilk, former 87g d07 Pawbuska 4 10 © (286 | rreuei Mitting Co. se 8 Jean Borotra have been chosen as n@ White Sox pitcher, :s SOUTHWESTERN rE. | Bell Telgphene Co. ‘members of the Davis Cup team of All Stars, ti trie . . om ve. France. They will safll for New York oe Avstraiian Peserai | on July 32 to most, tee os Tata a ican | Beaten on nw ‘ _ 7 49 23 598 ity .40 51 4 y " W211. L. a @ x ’ Araémore 6, Corsicana 5. Mi?’aukee 51 41.554 Co wae 4 Kirchhoefer, Kudolpb, Morgenthaler and Mor- | serson va. 136th Infantry, 3 p. m. Quentin | | meveniee Galiestor’e Pine sts, during the day and evening, :

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eee a ae ae = — rer * +4 eeee~ ~ -- e- Logan Shite baler tre tess bebe my ; rt ser ay: 3 7 What Baaiaed Is Doing Ss UN DAW ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 16. 1922. PAGES 1—20- eee ——— i 1S GERMANY REALLY NEAR FINANCIAL ‘OLAS OR Is ‘SHE STRIVING TO Ve teeta Caf ORS ep caer sone ee : EVADE HER JUST DEBTS TO THE ALLIES = }Read the F ollowing Excerpts From the Address of the Late } Dr. Walter Rathenau Before the Supreme Council at Cannes for an Understanding of the German Viewpoint of Difficulties That Beset the Country on Reparations. a . j IN this speech delivered before the supreme council of the Allies at Cannes. Jan. x 912, of this year, the late Dr. Walter Rathenau attempted an explanation of the German anomaly. Here was a country of 60,000,000 people, known to be the most industrious of mankind, with their hands full of work and, to all obser teeming with prosperity, yet claiming to be on the verge of bankruptcy ged unable to meet the demands for reparations to which she was obligated under bp treaty of peace. Was Germany a dishonest creditor, scheming to evade her duty, or did she suffer from an internal economic malady that justified do patience of her creditors? Dr. Rathenau’s address has been called a tly piece of exposition and its reproduction here is to help toward an under- ng of the present crisis. By DR. WALTER RATHENAU ERMANY is determined to fulfill its ob- (was impossible to carry out the plan because the jligations to the utmost extreme limit of |general opinion in London banking circle was | its ability. Germany was always a country (that the burdens resting on Germany were too ot order, but it has passed through a lost war, {great and left no space for a loan. ) losses and a revyélution. rermany’s ab- conditions of living and of its finances, h are the consequences of these happenings, | = ee non severely felt by Germany itself, and it (TemCyY went on up to the middle of the year 1921 waits to relieve them. Germany does not wish | without any sort of disturbance resembling a t » up the world market by underbidding. )panic. It was not encouraged by Germany, but ~ Fulfillment toward the outside and balancing | eae from outside countries, which witte cor- finances are the two problems facing ( /rectly estimated the interior value of the. mark | many. But these contradict one another. To} higher than its exterior notation. About the mid- 7 yan example, may I suggest to you the anal- _ of the year 1921, however, at I of @ shipbuilder who is simultaneously re- }Pemed Which might have been foreseen—the pur- i to provide a craft having the highest pos- /chasers of the mark went on strike. In the very power with a minimum consumption of } moment it was realized that we were forced to + It is, therefore, difficult to say such and ‘raise a billion gold marks, or thirty billion paper ment represents sufficient and endurable »™@"S, on very short notic®, the mark purchasers Be. However, a sum must be decided on. ( put their hands into their pocket and waited to ree Zoe ; Py’ ( | Mark Buyers on Strike. The selling-out process of German paper cur-| . = oie sk ae Se > Se Sib PORAPRO RE TSS a wy me? . rs we > i + bu im of which is endurable and which | see what would happen. Then followed the col- : 3 neously is agreeable to the economic situ- | Aapes of the mark and the dollars advanced from ba. of the receiving country. We know that ) }55 to 300 paper marks for the dollar. is have-been mentioned in your circle for the / 1922. Five hundred million gold marks pay- ( that this sudden depreciation was due to infla- int in cash and 1,450,000,000 for delivery in kind. \ tion and the overstimulation of the printing press mA ng the exterior costs of occupation. I select fin Germany. That is a mistake. Otherwise the’ Po , figures as a basis for my calculations. »collapse would not have come‘so sudden and with- - Bhould a higher sum be mentioned with 220,000,000 ‘ {in such a short time. Furthermore, the notation _ ‘More, the problem would be made still more diffi- , improved again considerably as soon as the slight- ult and dangerous. ‘est indication of a blue spot reappeared on the “The following is the situation on which German } )dark horizon. The blue spots on the horizon were 4 mts will be based: Germany is a country | ‘the reports on the first negotiations between the at ie earners. It receives raw materials. \ French and the British Governments regarding a ~ changes these to products and finally sells the (Settlement as to our obligations for the | finished product. With the exception of coal, } 1922. ’ - there remained only a negligible amount of other / “T now come-toa very important point. As long \ maw materials to Germany after the war. Even ) as the currency of a country has been thrown out | potash, about which there is so much talk, is not om balance on the international exchange market, _ fo very significant. In addition, there are minute ‘it is impossible to regulate for any length of time “MMounts of copper and zinc. Everything else Ger- j any budget, with a feeling of certainty. Every may needs for construction and equipment of ®, for clothing, food, etc., it must buy in _ fore countries. Consequently, Germany must | Sa for cash everything it purchases. It can only > Bay, however, by its manual labor. It is, there- In Germany as well as abroad’ it has been said Jabout an increase of expenditures for salaries, ‘ wages, raw materials. however, only consists of these three items. At this moment our budget for 1922 balances. It something hap-. year § \new decline in the notation automatically brings | The budget of the State, | [ Meet the W — —— Oman Who H eads Democratic ‘Ticket in Minnesota MIR S. PETER OLESEN CONCEDED CHANCE OF ELECTION | Candidate Is a_ Little whiedi Scarcely Five Feet Tall, Slender } but With Well-Rounded Figure : —Observed Thirty-Seve nth Birthday Recently—Family Con- sists of Husband and Daughter, 14, Both of Whom Are Aiding Her in Her Candidacy. By Marguerite Martyn. A Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. CLOQUET, Minn., July 15. tion for the first time of a woman candidate for the Senate, there comes the information that Mrs. Peter Olesen, running as a Democrat in a Republican stronghold such as Minnesota, has a fighting chance of being elected (and that she is a good fighter), people may well be curious as to what the situation is and what manner of woman it is upon whom suffragists and Demo- crats all over the country may be justified in basing fond hopes. The candidacy of the second woman nominated Senate—Mrs. Ben F. Hooper of Wiscon- be acknowledged as more ( perfunctory. Running against. the pro- gressive incumbent, La Follette, there are too many odds against her to permit the hope that she may be able to do more than gracefully keep the Democratic emblem in the field—unless, in- deed, the millenium really is at hand. The home of Mrs. Olesen is in Cloquet, in the northern part of Minnesata, not far from Duluth. Enough to make Democratic hopes quail '—though, having“ just visited the candidate in her home, I am in a position to reassure my less confident readers that never in the South have | Sin accompanying the news of the nomina- for the sin—-must regretfully or less ‘I encountered a purer brand of democracy nor a warmer hospitality. Early in the morning Mr. Peter Olesen met your correspondent at the train, her teeth chattering, her breath congealing in the atmosphere, readily crediting what the fel- low said of how the coldest winter he ever spent was one summer in Duluth! Husband Superintendent of Cloquet Schools for 15 Years. A gaunt, tall, broad-shouldered, stalwart figure of a man is Peter Olesen, true to the type of the sturdy settlers of this region. At 15 he ar- rived in America from Denmark, penniless and in For 15 years he has Necessary that Germany’s trade balance be /even presents certain surpluses, but it does not favor. Our balance is burdencd, however, include reparations. Every new decline of the the very start with the necessary import of mark, every materior advance in prices, however, a to the amount of two and one-half bil- } Wil! endanger this budget. "Mens and raw materials to the extent of another two and one-half billions. This does not include the needed import of semi-finished products and * - tururies which is not inconsiderable and which b & large extent at least Germany does not of ee? own free will buy merely for the sake of main- - taining trade traffic with her neighbors. .. Three Alternatives. our former position in which we an- ay received one and one-half billions interest S82 our capital invested abroad, we must now pay a Some three-fourths billion marks annually to investors in Germany. "Thus the negative side of our paying. balance = minus of about five and three-fourths bil- Sold marks. In other words, there are two gold marks against us to start out with. without any calculations for reparations this candidacy. Already it has been decided that when Mrs. Olesen goes to Washington her ‘husband shall accompany her as a sort of asso- Me ciate Senator, politics and patriotism having al- Menace of German Competition. ‘ways been his: most absorbing interest in the If it is assumed that the reparation burdens | pew land. will become endurable, the mark can rise and the Just tial he is attending to the publicity end amount of state expenditures in paper marks can of the campaign and making an occasional speech be decreased. On the other hand, the more the in Norse, the more familiar language in many mark depreciates the greater and more danger- sections of this State. While Mary is acting as ous becomes the competition of German products chauffeur of the Ford sedan, already occupying a / on foreign markets. ‘prominent place in any news of the campaign, | What, then, is the medicine for recovery? How since in it*before the primaries, Mrs. Olesen can the restoration of the German exchange ever traversed 80 of the 86 counties of the State. On be achieved? ‘its doors and spare tire cover is emblazoned the As a means of immediate relief, one could think | legend, “Anna D. Olesen for United States Sen- of the reduction of consumption in general. This, ator.” It was the gift of the Minneapolis Women’s however, is hardly achievable, for both the work- ojesen-for-Senator Club. ing men and the middle class live far below their pre-war standard. It can only be a question of increased production and in coal exports. Such an increase, however, is difficult, because other countries naturally will be antagonized by an in- crease of German imports. There remains one other means, and that is to raise the agricultural production, but that takes time, because of the unfavorable conditions of the soil as a result of the extreme intensity of farming carried on during and after the war. I will not discuss in detail the burdens resting en Germany. The budget for 1922 amounts to 85,000,000,000, excluding reparations and other obligations resulting from the treaty.. In order to balance this burden it was necessary to double the tax burdens. I don't want to enter here upon the very im- portant question of the comparative taxation bur- We have prepared memorandums on this question which we will place at your disposal. It is proved that the average German will carry a more heavy tax burden in the future than any one 4 ter. citizen of any other <ountry—especial'!y either| “Bless your dear old Missouri heart!” ex- France or England. claimed the candidate for Senator, emerging from In order to consolidate the State budget the’ the kitchen of the upstairs flat with a platter of first task must be to restore the rentability of ali ham and eggs. “I did my first campaigning in . j Continued on Page Bighteen. Misgouri before the last presidential election and q a #iome in Distinctively Lumber Town of 7500 Population. aa , Replying to Mr. Lioyd George: It is quite cor- Cloquet is a lumber town of 7500 Tm 4 § that in view of the standing of the = More white pine is planed at its several] mills than anywhere else in the world. Before we got | within sight of the town on the way from the railroad station at Carlton six miles away, we could hear the humming of the mills and later ( saw the St. Louis River filled solidly with logs. | Four fine modern school buildings of excellent types of architecture were to be observed, achievements of the Olesen administration; and = of 1.5, German exports ought now to amount Be fourteen to fifteen billions gold marks i if they Were actually to correspond to the pre- Standing. In other words, Germany's exports decreased about one-fourth of the pre-war ~ There | are only three possible ways to cover the ach of our payment balance: 1, Sell out national property—the substance @f the country. | & Large foreign loans. ot ‘@ Bell out the national currency—paper ing the present incumbency, the others having ‘been destroyed by fire, for Cloquet happens to be one of those towns which were swept off the miles in Minnesota some five years ago. The We were unable to interfere with the selling out town rebuilt, is all new, but substantial] in char- pa national property. The selling out proc- m8 took place on a large scale. Real estate, new | stocks, shares, bonds, obligations, house furnishings and much other property bught up by foreign capital far below its real faising of a foreign loan we have tried. It these are successors to five others, also built dur- ; map by forest fires that devastated 10,000 square tn in et ee ee ee eee ee ——eeeee . = T 7 “~ —_— ~--- ---~——--- sa aa pF ce SP eT Mew ee J. Fi. : ~ “eh oe een oe —= = Se I learned all I know about it there.” At which, the stains of travel having been removed and an appetite duly whetted, the correspondent felt )} moved to remark, “I think you learned to outdo ‘even our candidates for office in hospitality. She is a tiny slip of a woman, scarcely five feet | ta all, slender, but with a well-rounded figure. ) passed her thirty-seventh birthday on the third 5 of July and probably is the only woman any- }where who is treasuring a few years over 30, ) without which she wouldn’t be entitled to sit in the upper house of Congress. ayes, with a mouth that smiles readily and broad- ly and a head that is almost top-heavy with hair /were one’s first impressions. be observed that those eyes could flash fire in tO OO tt tN tty et ee ee - / }emphasis of some civic wrong. A trick of clos- | debt for his passage, since which time he has put jing them tight at the close of the more earnest | himself through college, attaining two degrees, ( of her sentences adds to an impression of in- an M. A. and a Ph. D. ‘been superintendent of schools in Cloquet. Right away the family, consisting of mother ‘and father and daughter, Mary, 14 years old, are to be considered as a unit, so a ah are the three ( of one heart and mind and impulse in regard to } (tense sincerity. | f - | Was Jackson Day Dinner Speaker in Washington in 1920. ‘ We remember her itn St. Louis for a most im- ls sedaive brand of eloquence upon the occasion of a League of Women Votérs’ banquet, when she debated the issues of the day «ith Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton of Ohio. This was not long after ' a Jackson day dinner in Washington in ( )eratic principles and the way in which she said ( jit. That first big speech was widely commented )upon and she became at once 4 nationally known (and recognized figure in the party. Afterward she went to San Francisco as a delegate at large, }supporting McAdoo valiantly to the end. So it is not without prestige she comes to her present | MOROE. ) To return from Jackson day banquets to this homely dining room: Enter Mary with a glass of milk in each hand. /Seeing the stranger and no place within arm’s reach upon which to deposit the glasses, she stops | a greeting, shy but warm, and a girlish giggle. )Not a bit of a flapper is Mary, with her sensible cotton stockings, her gingham apron and long ) hair in thick braids down her back. ( At breakfast the talk turned politely first to the situation in Missouri. Was it possible that | Senator Reed. after the repudiation in San Fran- | cisco and his record of party obstructionism, was having the effrontery to run again? Surely it | would be a trick of the Republicans should he { ) worthy record! Such was the impression from ‘their point of perspective. ) Chautauqua Engagements to Precede Campaign Opening. Out into the kitchen while mother and daugh- ter washed and wiped the dishes, the visitor was fuvited, the time for talking being all too short, since the candidate would have to take a traiz soon after noon for South Dakota to fill some chautauqua engagements which must be got out ~ JORS. OLESEW She ) Large, expressive ( Very soon it was to | 1920, | | ‘when she had addressed that assemblage of na- , tionally prominent Democrats and taken them off | (‘their feet with what she had to say on Demo- } bem short, places them on the floor and advances with ) /eucceed—and against ex-Secretary Long with his } 7 AND MARY OSKETCHED FRoI LIFE. 8 he, LS oS of the way before the real campaign starts. We talked of the comparative virtues of Walt Whitman and Emerson, of antique furniture, of | clothes—but each subject would lead back to ) politics, with Mary not the least conversant one } | among us on the issues of the day. “People may say—I hear;sthem say, ‘She’s got ‘a lot of nerve to run for the United States Sen- ate,’” remarked Mrs. Olesen. “I have, if noth- ing less, two pioneer grandmothers for inspira- tion. My grandparents on both sides came to Minnesota in the fifties. Both my grandfathers ‘ went into the Civil War. They were with the ) First Minnesota, which regiment history will tell you, turned the tide at Gettysburg. My } grandmothers remained at home and fought In- dians and wild beasts. We need not exclaim ) about pioneers when we think of what they did. / bet us hope we have no greater terrors than sav- , ages and wild beasts to fight in these civilized times.” Should she be elected, Mrs. Olesen will be the } first native-born Senator Minnesota has had, it was remarked. ( “I am the daughter of a farmer and the wife ‘of a salaried man. I come from the plain peo- | ple, representing that largest, least organized jpomar said she. “I favor a people’s bloc in Con- gress as opposed to any other bloc whatsoever.” Judge One of Mrs. Olesen’s Most Ardent Supporters. Then we must take a drive about town and call upon many neighbors, among them Judge Schiebe, probably ‘the most prominent Demo- crat, having been postmaster during Wilson's administration. He is a Lincolnian type and besides claiming to be the original Olesen-for- Senator man, claims also to be an infallible prognosticator, and that he predicted this nom- ination two years ago. Quite as insistently ) now he is predicting the election of his candi- date. “An old, unreconstructed Democrat refused )}to accept a ballot with a woman's name at the ‘ top at the primaries the other day,” Judge ) Schiebe began one of his stories. “ “Woman's place is in the kitchen,’ he declared. I told him if we could prevail upon him to stump the State with that assertion and one other—that there are too many Scandinavian names in the Senate—our fortunes would be made.’ It was a great disappointment to Mrs. Olesen when the Attorney-General] ruled she would have to appear as Anna Dickie—instead of Mrs. Peter Olesen—on the ticket, the Scandinavian same ‘ carrying much weight in this section. It was from Judge Schiebe I got much of my information on the political situation and our beroine’s chances. ( known, is running against the present Incumbent, ) Senator Frank B. Kellogg, whose billboard ad- vertisements proclaim him “A Big Man for a Big Job.” Also he clings to the sobriquet, “Trust Buster,” though the very same decisi he won against Standard Oil which upon him that title some years ago, now say. is being turned to good account steel trust, for which interest, with ie / The diminutive feminine candidate, as is well } { ia << jZ i - A ky “sovdes vitw Co Ad). OLESUT and other large interests flourishing in Minn’ sota, the Senator now is legal representative. | -_ (| Minnesota Politics Enwrapped | in Toils of Big Interests. \ (4 Minnesota politics more than the politics of any other state, not excepting Pennsylvania, are enwrapped in the toils of big interests, one was told, one tentacle of the octopus representing steel and iron, another lumber, in which prod- ucts the State ranks high, if not highest among the States. Kellogg is the popular, hand-shaking, back | slapping type of politician, and Repubil ) pat ronage is liberally dispensed'in the State. “The opposition has a powerful machine, while )} I have only a Ford,” commented Mrs. Olosen, with mock deprecation. Then, striking her more ac customed attitude, which is forceful, dauntless conviction, she added: “What I really mean to say is, the opposition has a cumbersome ma- chine, while I have a Ford!” People already are suggesting soon the F may supplant the donkey as a more modern fitting emblem of democracy and progress. While Senator Kellogg may be said to represent the interests mentioned, there is another great interest, agriculture, which he has not succeeded in representing to its entire saisfaction, one learns. And from the car window, in gazing out endless seas of waving grain which nestle at intervals, great red barns, fat silos and and span farmhouses, one easily gets the imp pression that Minnesota must be preeminentiy an agricultural State. “ Senator Kellogg always is promising to something for the farmers, but the thing he has done, so far as one can discover Cloquet, is to place 500 weed: inte eee State payrolls. : ~ amenities For Giving Farmers Market for Products, Not Cutting Weeds. He was the author of the bill which raised the national apropriation to fight the barberry to $500,000. Now weed inspectors ride about State automobiles locating patches of the kind of barberries. Having no power to removal, they repair to hotel recme cad mel plats... “Why, my father used to enjoy, on when he couldn't do anything else, with his scythe and hig pipe and his cutting the weeds as he gossiped NTE ORCA fast WR ORO Decne ROI mee oot ee ee y ie © ef

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Published by The Pulitzer Pudlishing _ Company, Twelfth and Olive Streets. THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM. I know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagogues of all parties, never belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plun- derers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain devoted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drastically independent; never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. - LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE The name and address of the author must eccompany every contribution but on re- quest will not be published. Letters not ez- ceeding 200 words will receive preference. Anathematizing Anatole France. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. WAS really astounded Saturday eve- ning when I read in your columns & cablegram from Paris announcing that the Pope had placed all the works of Anatole France on the Index Expurga- torius, and had forbidden Catholics all over the world to read the famous French writer's books. This is a bad be- ginning for the new Pope, just when the French people were thought to have patched up their troubles with the Va- tican. It is all the more deplorable when one knows, as I do from intimate acquaintance with the works in question, that nowhere in all modern literature can one find so many admirable por- traits of the best types of the priest— the gentle, suave, helpful, profound, lovable cure who sees all without seem- ing to observe—somewhat skeptical, no doubt, as all really wise men are— whether lay or cleric—and pondering over all the events of life without pags- ing judgment upon them. nd the painter of such priestly por- trfits and thousands others equally beau- tiful besides, is placed on the index and banned from,the bookshelf of millions of Catholics. One effect of the papal ban no doubt will be, as is usually the case, that thousands of people—and many of them Catholics—will procure the works of Anatole France and read them for themselves, to their great edification and enlightenment. LOUIS LEMOYNE. a" Klansman Defines Citizenship. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. BELIEVE in the Ku Klux» for the rea- gon that they stick for American people arm for American rights in his own coun- try. They are not against Catholics, but they do hate foreigners, just the same as lota of other Americans. Phe foreigners come over here and get work, where Americans can't. That's what the Ku Klux is for—to get such trash out of a good country. A KU KLUX FROM TEXAS. * Teach Peace in the Schools. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. NLY a few words about the end of wars: I think It is not wise to en- | AN INDEFENSIBLE POSITION. | The report of Chairman Hooper with regard to his effort to settle the shopmen’s strike is informing on the situation, but it puts the carriers in the better and the shopmen in the worse light than they seemed to be from the statements of the two. | The carriers agreed to undertake to have the con- tract system wiped out on all roads, in accordance) | makes them almost a gift, give millions for subsi-| dies and then shut off their reason for existence? If, Mr. Harding were appealing to the people and not to. his own party majority in Congress he would be a long) time ringing the bell on that issue. = = " rT SHELLEY AND THE WORLD. The most interesting thing, possibly, in connection | _—-- ‘with the ruling of the Labor Board, and to establish} with the centenary of Shelley’s death is the contrast, ' regional boards of adjustment. hearing on al] disputed points before the board; They agreed to a re-| between the ferment of the present and the tranquility in| of 1892, when the centenary of the poet’s birth was ' ‘short to a review of the case in which both sides | celebrated. The quiet Victorian world of 30 years BEO | ‘had resolved all doubts ag to Shelley’s place among’ would submit their arguments for another decision. | On the other hand, while the shopmen agreed to 'enother hearing, they demanded that certain conces- ‘sions be made by the carriers before the hearing was reopened—as a condition precedent to calling the strike off and the decisions of the board. ‘riers must agree to changes in the wage and rule de- cisions. The shopmen also demanded that the strik- ers be reinstated in the positions and seniority of the men employed during the strike. go before the Labor Board for a rehearing, but be- fore the rehearing takes place the carriers must con- cede the principal points upon which they differ. In short, they insist upon getting the fruits of a favor- able verdict before the case is tried. So long as that spirit prevails among the striking shopmen we do not believe that fair arbitration is possible. The fundamental principle of arbitration is the submission of all differences, with the understand- ing that both sides will abide by the decision. Both sides should drop technicality differences and averting the crisis confronting the country. But Chairman Hooper's statement shows conclusively that the carriers show the better spirit and the sounder attitude. They not only accept the decisions of the board and agree to conform to them, but are willing to have the decisions reviewed in an- other hearing. , In this crisis the major responsibility rests upon the striking shopmen. They refuse to accept the board’s decisions and to submit their grievances to a re- hearing or to call off the strike without direct and immediate concession in advance of the rehearing. Men who stand in this unreasonable position may cause the country hardship and suffering, but cannot win their case at the bar of public opinion. They declare war, not only against the railroad manage- ments, but against the Government’s Arbitration Board and the country. siaaaelo pnts HOW HENRY FORD DOES IT. Pointing out that Henry Ford .pays his coal min- ers at Banner Fork $3 a day more than any other eperator in the district, and sells the coal for 50 cents a ton less, an editor asks: “How does he do it?” It is just possible that Ford accomplishes this curious result through the quaint, old-fashioned policy of operating efficiently and being satisfied with a decent profit per ton. La, Le. Lp a THE PRESIDENT’S PET. The minority members of the House Merchant Ma- rine Committee, in recommending the defeat of the ship subsidy bill, which is the particular legislative apple of the President's eye, find that, on top of 'the enormous cost of war inflation in ship building and post-war deflation, the item of “promotion defla- tion” would be added to the burden of the people. The loss of $2,800,000,000 already taken by the people gage somebody to write a novel about the horrors of wars, as Philip Enzinger sug- gested in this column. It would not help the cause. And why engage somebody, whien we have already well-known men who wrote good books about the late war? These men were not engaged to trite. They wrote from their own con- victions. They suffered directly by the war in the trenches or behind and they know what they write about. Here are three of them: Andreas Latzko, Henry Barbusse and Romain Rolland. I rec- ommend everybody read their works. There is only truth in them fnd no hypocrisy, as, I believe, would be plenty gaged, or, worse, paid to write it. It is amazing how everybody wants the end of wars; but I don't see any enthusiasm about it. Do you remember the heitnadne of the. last war—and do you see now the begin- | ning of the peace? How different! It iakes books to explain the causes of this _ phenomenon, but I am sure not mistaken if I tell you in short the fundamental | cause. It is wrong education. No propa- | ganda for peace will help if it does not, Z0-t0 the schools; educate the children fog peace and not for wars. Take out of | th heads the wrong meaning of patri- | ct and other bunk. Give them Prof. | Vv Loon's history as text book. Don’t | te@@h them that Pershing, Hindenburg, | Fagm, etc., are heroes. Their ambition | be to become a Pershing, etc., and. no@real men. Catch the thing by the. end. It is in vain to hold a snake | by#fhe tail. STUDIOSUS. Voting by Mall. Editor of the Post-Diapatch. | FEW hundred votes are miscount-. ed at an election and there is an. A half million registered vot- ail to record their preferences ani! | is scarcely a groan. Which evil | ts more the ends of good govern- | ? Im large cities, as a rule, only) the eligible citizens are even regis- i. Therefore in important municipal ons sometimes only one-tenth the bles vote. The average citizen likes | pte, is proud to voté. Then why | the total eligibles register and. in each election? The polling place | e trouble, ‘‘too much trouble.” Vot-. ould be a pleasure, not a task. he success in some states of “abs«nt ha’’ by mall, in spite of its obstru:- formula, may have helped inspire. yrecent apurt of interest in “entire ons by mail.” But its real impetus) be found in two very divergent. somes: (1) Enfranehised women's dia- UkM@Mot the polling place; (2) exasnera:- ed wets” casting about for a referen- medium. There is much in favor | It would | voting a pleasant, home affair. no loss of work or time, weather More effectively than compulsory it would bring into action the ‘eligibles and thus “bury” evi! naa and all likely frauds. RUSSELL THOMPSON, 4 would be increased by loans and subsidies, the latter of which is a burden that would be carried indefi- nitely. Even these charges the public might resign itself to endure if it were known that, anything would be gained by the transaction. But what use have we for ships when Congress and the executive, both by omis- sion and commission, are contriving to strangle Amer- ican trade with all countries that lie over the seas? We have refused to participate in the rehabilitation of Europe or to send representatives to its councils. ‘Now to make our fsolation positive and complete Congress is about to enact a tariff bill that would make the sale of nearly all foreign goods in this coun- try prohibitive. buy, and Mr. McCumber and Mr. Fordney propose to prontor us from buying. The car-| his feud with society dating from the Oxford expulsion | The shopmen’s position is that they are willing to. We cannot sell abroad unless we) | If Europe, doddering or swaggering along, can’t see Why sell our Government ships at a price which EE — re “HELP. ‘yom the — ——— Ww ARREN, HELP!” (Calveston Dally Nywsa.) and evasion | j and agree to any reasonable method of settling their | Alliance that lay like a curse on the aspirations born ‘of the tempest. the poets. As Andrew Lang had written it a few, years before, the verdict was “Well done,” and the sentence passed was “Immortality of fame.” To be sure, as Lang acknowledges, there were dissenters still, and the departures from the conventions and | could still cause prudish heads to shake. Neverthe-, less, the world fared eagerly and gratefully on the, “fairy bread and enchanted wine” of the matchless, lyricist. Such of the world today as reads Shelley reads his poetry, particularly his philosophy and raging fury, more intelligently and more sympathetically. The’ {impassioned lines “Of a Republican on the Fall of Bonaparte,” for example, are more than the emotion} of impetuous youth; they are the considered judgment | of history as interpreted by H. G. Wells. To understand Shelley, a biographer tells us, we must know the background of his life. One sentence _ from Van Loon’s “Story of Mankind” gives us the necessary viewpoint—the stifling tyranny of the Holy Thought was enslaved. On this side of the Atlantic the dreams of Rousseau had been. forged into a living instrument, though the Latin | ideal had been tempered by Anglo-Saxon common) sense. Shelfey did not perceive this. He inveighed | against the serfdom of his own environment. | If the world has a higher respect now for the bril-' liant revolutionary than it did when it observed the centenary of his birth, the shade of Shelley, it may’! be assumed, has a higher opinion of the world. For! bourbonism has been smashed and the derivatives of feudalism either have passed or are passing. In a | fanciful way, at least, the poet’s splendid entreaty. of the West Wind, by many believed to be his greatest | poem, has been answered. The last stanza, conclud- ing in a rare burst of faith, has a majestic beauty as well as prophetic vision: Drive my dead thoughts over the universe Like withered leaves to quicken a new birth’ And, by the incantation of this verse, Scatter, as from an unextinguished hearth Ashes and sparks, my words among mankind’ Be through my lips to unawakened earth The trumpet of a prophecy! O, wind, If winter comes, can spring be far behind” ‘= = — SS Perhaps we have misjudged Uncle Joe Fordney. It appears that he didn’t know what was in the Fordney- McCumber bill, and may yet denounce it when he finds out. ——_—_—_—_——- FLAPPERS THERE AND HERE. | Fannie Hurst, back from Europe, tells a corre- | spondent of the Post-Dispatch that they have a superi- or sense of values over there. For illustration, the flapper commands little attention; it is to the woman of 60 that Europe pays homage. With our abasement at the flapper’s twinkling feet | Miss Hurst has little patience. But the implication that we are wanting in respect for age can easily be refuted. If the American woman of 60 has no crowded salon it is explained by the fact that. there are no women of 60 in America. Blithely defiant of the cal- endar and the machinations of Anno Domini. the American woman of 60 is as svelte and nimble as Miss Sixteen. Her “endearing young charts” per- sist. Her eyebrow would doubtless inspire sonnets. | too, if sonnets had not been jazzed out of romance’s | technique. | And as for the flapper on her pedestal, where else, pray, should she be perched? That is her prerogative. And brief is her sparkling dominion. At mrt, “a lovely apparition sent to be a moment’s ornament.” | the flapper, as Fannie Hurst says, then Europe's case is hopeless. Sioa \ e tnt Standing figures , f sl ‘ YS . * «% CONGRESSIONAL GRAB-BAG! ane ee ee JUST A MINUTE Tan Written for the POST-DISPATCH By Clurk McAdams MR. ANTWINE’S OPINION. é6 has been some time since the Democrats a Ee like laughing, but I think they can laugh now without any fear that the time hasn't come,” Mr. Antwine said. “IT want, you to read a statement made the Other day by Mr. Adams, chairman of the Re- publican National Committee. He said: ‘The complete resumption ‘of prosperity is halted while a tariff measure fulfilling Republican pledges is delayed by a Democratic filibuster in the Senate which violates the principle of ma- jority rule in this government of public opin- ion.’ “Some of these Democrats are Senators Borah, Lenroot, Norris, Edge, Moses, Brande- gee and Johnson, all of whom voted against cloture and left the’/tariff bill open to debate on the floor. Some of these Senators have de- Clared their inability to vote for the bill. “So much for that. Now let us be sure that nobody has a cracked lip before we analyze the Statement that prosperity is being delayed by failure of the tariff bill to pass, It is estimated by opponents of the bill that it will add one and one-Nalf billion dollars annually to the cost of living in the United States if it is adopted. “It looks as if prosperity is being spared something by the failure of the bill, rather than being delayed. At any rate, the time for Dem- ocrats to feel better about everything than they have felt for a few years cannot be very far dis- tant. If the-Democrats in the Senate are, as Mr. Adams intimates, unpatriotic, the feeling against them upon the part of Republican lead- ers cannot be any more intense than the feel- ing against Republicans in the Senate when the peace treaty was under consideration. The Republicans were dreadfully unpatriotic upon that occasion. “It will make people like Senator Lodge smile dryly to read that the Republicans have a ma- jority on the tariff issue. If they could be sure that they have they would feel much more com- fortable. “Mr. Adams {ts evidently our leading come- dian. I wish he would get himself in the news- papers oftener,’”’ Mr. Antwine said. . o > THE CASE AGAINST WILSON. (Monroe County, Mo., Appeal.) Impartial history will record George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and Woodrow Wilson as the out- in American affaires. All three of them were commanders-in-chief of forces which tri- umphed on land and sea. All three of them revolu- tionized the thinking of the world and lifted it by their Christian ideals to higher planes of living. All three of them were models to whom any parent could point his child because their influence was along lines whicel made for a noble destiny. All three of them were harassed, persecuted and misrepresented by Tre- lentiess political foes, and all of them piloted the ‘old ship of state safely into port against the opposition of organized greed and the venom of interests that were out of sympathy with their Gevernment when its very life was at stake. Washington end Lincoln have been vindicated long since, but Missouri Democrats are now confronted with the problem of vindicating or repu- diating Wileon and his mighty achievements. And the only argument thue far submitted to Missouri farm- ers against him is that under his administration Con- gress made it a felony for anybody to pay them less | than $2 a bushel for wheat. Great Goa! One of our readers says !f Longe wins he will be in the Senate only six years, but it will seem longer. n THE BOOTLEGGER. It is astonishing to note the contortions of the Anti-Saloon League as to the activities of their product, the bootlegger. Before prohibition there were bootleggers in existence and it is a well-known and self-evident fact that the illicit manufacture and selling of intoxicants are the direct result of the enactment of the Volstead act. Hence it is an indisputable fact that the Anti-Saloon League is both father and mother of the bootlegger and responsible for his being. I have wondered if the prohibitionists are not like the preachers in that, notwithstanding their constant rifle practice at the devil, they are careful not to deal his satanic majesty a death blow, for a religion without the orthodox devil would be like the stars without stripes—in- complete. Hence, may it not be so with the Anti-Sa- loon League? Isit not to their interest that the bootlegger flourish, and would not the Anti- Saloon League vanish into thin air were it not for the activities of the bootlegging fraternity? By the same token one can scarcely find a bootlegger who would vote against prohibition, for with the return of the saloon the bootleg- ger would have to hunt another job. As long as the bootlegger exists, there will be his creator, the Anti-Saloon League; and just as long as the Rev. W. C. Shupp and his co-workers thrive in their agitation th= boot- legger will be found catering to a long-felt want. As long as our people live a large per- centage will have their favorite beverages, le- gal or crooked, it does not matter, and what the public wants it will always secure. We shudder to think what will become of Shupp, Wheeler, Baker et al. when the last bootlegger is put under the sod. © Cc. G. + Harlem has a department store with this sign in the window: Stout Ladies’ Waists Up to 98 Bust on the Main Floor I‘amillar Quotations. . “I'll pay you back Saturday.” . “Ask her if she can get a friend.”’ “T’ll play these,” : “This is the real stuff—90 proof.” . “I told the boss where he got off.’’ . “This is a sure thing; you can’t lose.”’ . “You're the only one I ever loved.” “I was only going 15 miles. The speed- eter must be wrong.” “Give it the gas; you can make it.” . “When I had it I was a good fellow.” JOHN R. WEAST. * 2 305 wnt nw os to Ss 'in the . is anxious to hold for the Republican party ¢ sympathy and allegiance of the negro voters? 'under similar conditions to send a negro For if Davis were to ced 4 The MIRROR of PUBLIC O PINION This column is designed to reproduce « bias the latest comment by the leading public méewspapers and periodicals on the eventiongy the day. LYNCHING BARS EXTRADITION. From the Brooklyn Eagle. ss BORGIA had a Governor in Hugh Dorsey who had the courage and the common 9m to dernand equal legal protection for blacks # whites and to antagonize lynching. To her @ grace Georgia retired Dorsey and took @ @ who was apologist for the lynchers. She then, as a State where the majority sentir supports mob murders. alty of this in the refusal of the Governor” Ohio to extradite a in the Cracker State, blame. lt may be true, election of next she has only h it probably is trus, November Gov. Davi Ohio. But leaving that out of the question, ? course is understandable, as plainly justifiable that of the Canadian courts who recently retry y to North Carolina. in extradition papers, and a Georgia negro e accused, with the legal .benefit of all spatogs 3 his side, were to be murdered by a mob @ his return, the conscience of the Ohio Gov would hurt him worse than any the part of the Ohto negroes. Georgians to perceive this. Their lawlessness has destroy 'the presumption that a negro will be fairly & | | | | And that presumption can vr re-established by the infliction of capital ishment on mob murderers at any and point within the State's jurisdiction. down there. OUR NATIONAL ANTHEM. From the Detroit News. 2 F late a good deal has been spoken and ten about “The Star-Spangled Banner,” the propriety or impropriety of making it th national anthem. Représentative Lint Maryland has introduced a bill to confer honor upon the song. Mr. Linthicum de | was influenced by the fact that Fort Me |where the original seen to wave, _ teresting to find out how Star-Spangled Banger, is in Baltimore. It would De} far an act Of &@ gress would avail to make this song truly & tional anthem. Probably it would put sanction upon the practice of standing up ¥ the band plays the tune. This observance ig§ eral as it is. But not even all the power of Government of the United States could m™ crowd sing the Star-Spangled Banner Americans usually try, but they miss by & counts—they don’t Know the words can't follow the tune. Aside from that thes tentions are good. But when the a are all in and Representative Linthicum’s 1 Congress has been passed or passed w ps. case may be. the people of the pete still stick to the {dea that the 8 ner is the one and/ only true onal @ They can't sing it, but they like the ¢ they like to hear the bands play it. The is settled so far as the folks are Bat. s that is what makes a national anthem & ata If Geergia pays the pet . negro accused ovebon ter self ta: Oe: resentment Of ~~ 7 o regular ‘Played at ‘Occupying Not J ow Louis Flyi Field Next! Saturday for the most part, _ pave not left town. Mi gone to moun - games are written on E jow ebb. h society's acti “aber the undivided of the small is engaged by p charity ball game _-gulosis Society which Wednesday rtsman’s Park, and e which the St en headed by Alber Club, pert, Will give next Sa - fieers and their wive Field. Detdils of the ex: pave not. been annow will be held at Lamt BS F promises to be an enje ing, since 61 officers _ iMes, including, about 7 ficers, have arrived during the last week. and girls will sel 7 BE EEN 200 ane q man’s Park. the charity ball perculosis Society of Wednesday afternoor The day, es! of the Tuber to raise funds for | work of. preventation 4 in St. Louis and St. and the general public cause always brings a » ence to the annual ga a ee By ‘a =f = bar ne . ry tes The girls and matro programs will hold tomorrow to make a receive instructions on Wednesday. A mi tional members of becn enlisted durir Among them are teams: _ Mrs. Margaret Sick “ Monahan, Misses M _nedy, Mary Powers, ‘Grace McNamara, Helen McNamara,. and¢Mary Callahan. Mrs. John Conra Sherman, Misses Ru McFall, Marie and Marguerite @erth, M - Neher and E. Dok Mrs. A. G. Wichrm Miller, Misses Nor «Benita Stern, Bert H anne, Alice Kernan, bury, Margaret Jud Childers. Mrs. Harry Diile ' win B. Meisner, J Helen Milius, Cathe - Lowenstein; Eleanor G. Stern, Mrs. Na Mrs. Walter Pal Ralph Caplan. /Mrs, Thomas Q. I £, Reed, Misses Clari Brooks, Edith bh Diel, Frances Bushe Viola LaSeuer and. Capps. Mrs. S. FE. K. Rai Taggart, Misses f[f Frances Breadon, A Rogers and Virgin Mrs. B®. A. de We C. Muma, Misses M Loulse Edwards, E Mita Heideman, F Saret Moll, Mildred rian Trawley. Mre. Cora Femm Stockhausen, Mrs.: Misses Helen Pick Martha Baits, Do Todd and Rowena ¢ -). Mrs. Frank H cile Albert, Misses Hammett, Helen Ce Iwabell Haley, Re Gertrude Scanlon, M Mrz. Loo Scanlon, Miss Eliga beth Walker, Mi , nees Magi ~ abeth Lord, Helen. hus, Eleanor Ren os _ Mrs Jovenh &, 2 2 lyn, .Misnes. 4 3. Helen Mans

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SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 16, 1922. ST LOURS POST-DISPATCH Ce SEP y ate > ete dite - — I y Ball Game of Tuberculosis Society to Be ices at Sportsman’s Park Wednesday, Is. “Occupying Attention of Those Who . “Not Joined Summer Colonies—Picnic of St. ~ Louis Flying Club Will Be Held at Lambert | ‘Field Next Saturday. meee ee a ee ne Aes oe & + acai affairs of an informal] nature—an occasional] bridge luncheon or impromptu boating trips and swimming parties, golfing four-somes tennis sets, followed by small luncheons and buffet suppers, and Saturday night dinner dances at the various country clubs, make P ee most part, the social calendar of mid-July for St. Louisans who pap hgits town. Many of those who can leave the haat of the city have sires gone to mountain, lake and shore resorts, and each day additional | netare written on the long list of vacationists. ‘With society's activities at their George M. Burns. I. J. Hardesty sr st the undivided attention of H.G. Berning, W. Cc. Specht Wien. ; of the small group still in sci McNeary, Dr. Jy. a. Seabold, | wn is engaced by preparations for '!hL. G. Scott, PB. H. Peters, Paul Senerity ball game of the Tuber- V. Bunn, Luther Ely Smith. M. T gilosis Society which will take place Toomey, W. J. iryce, Mrs. R. ©¢. | me sWednesday afternoon at Frampton, F. H. Williams, John ‘s Park, and plans for the | Diebling, J. Ww. Vogel, Fred) ewhich the St. Louis Flying | Stockho, C. K. Wolf, A. B. Lewis, ' ¥ ded by Albe rt Bond Lam- . pert, will give mext Saturday for of- e i. rs and their wiv es from Scott Ee Field. . Detdils of the latter affair I tave Sot been announced, but it © wii be held at Lambert Field and E to be an enjoyable gather- _ ing, since 61 officers and their fam- Mes, including about 12 student of- . fieers, have arrived at Scott Field during the last week. P. Bares 200 and 30U matrons ee OR ee Miss Mary Frances Dickson, who, with her mother, Mra. Joseph Dickson Jr. will jeune July 15, for Point-auz- Barques, Mich. . and girls will sel! programs *#t} the charity ball game of the Tu-| S berculosis Society of St. Louis next S we ~ } 4 f ye ee He a ; ' | e ° 7 _ ‘Wednesday afternoon at Sports- mo 3 | po. ee St Ou isans ctl Ve li a. | : | ea yee ° 5 A Pman's Park. The day is the annu1l | _ val of the Tuberculosis Society 3 ts a BEE LE ae ce ae ie Bk ar deme pees ~ SSS ee, =e Outdoor Fetes at Resort itt — TA hoe utdoor Fetes at Resorts _ work of preventation of tubes c a is ' in St. Louis and St. Louis County ae ; 4 the general public interest in the § Ree sree asp ; ‘ | i bs : | se always brings a capacity audi-_ % ee, Miss Leslie Price. She is spending the summer ie Mee apenas oe & SE es ae i a : se , 36 a same. he oe, ot Gente Barbera, Col Miss Constance Ed- ¢0 7 a 4g a ae, t//¢ . Golfing and Cruising Are Favorite Sports in- eee and matrons who will sell io 2 3 —Murillo Photo. oer a ee eee gt |) | . rc 7 SEES Se mnske arrangements and f 2 ie) Charles Spear Gls jj, = (lemeegleres) | / Northeast Coast Colonies; Many Taking 7 receive instructions for their word . ‘ ee ee # me z hee & ' cosh a & ee ; | a > es Bs aes ie : ot x: - 4 Up Horseback Riding. on Wednesday. A number of addi- os i eae oe om : —— 0 COS me Hi fonal members of the corps have P ee Bee ee | | | | i fous enlisted during the weet. ; 3 — 3 4 ; 6g: te ag ge a ais 3 be # ; % ee: ie bite : : es Seal Special to the Post-Dispatch. | eis and her granddaughter, Miss ae 2 te Seow Tis OF an ee ——- "| >> ti sen BOSTON, Mass. July 16.—The| Elizabeth Scudder, are expected at teams: sae : pe oe Pe 3 Be ag 7 ae i ae . % : foe ; - : Sy ME mee nineties Pe oe oe aes | we esas ae = «he ects Ken ee 73 a ac ee eae Rp mal July weather and the summer| Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mxsterto § ueceeeeen. Misses Marguerite Ken- | i ee ee ie Se ae | - ae sareoeenen ce ; ie a visitors are once more enjoying the| Jones of St. Louis, are occupying peed Marvy Powers, Oakden Keliy, " e . gre 2 $ 5a es ae ; ois ae OE tage —————— , a out-door fetes and sports long dle- the Crown cottage at Annisquam for Grace McNamara, Virginia Wagner, bo ee ae Cg a > ate: ame - erecoseemene se tgeag laved because of rains. the season. Fa 4 p I . ; - | Helen McNamara, Virginia Crane i bis | Paes e ee : ae. iil — Fite Nats. : a ra aa The Eastern Yacht Club, delayed! Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gordon and. N I O N ee > ae Oo ln Toa es ‘ oa | eae ae es eo 3 ht Gloucester after ite start from daughter. Virginia, of St. npg alee °*s 2 : COR te eee a a eile oe a ett ee ee Teel ee Oe ee er ed RIN ge bom re lied , nt ww Ak ashe elec hiectine et _ — ~ 5 * . : a 4 bax ——ee ‘ : ot : : re p O° ugh et — amndeMary Callahan $a SORE ¢ ee A. a i 3 Sear - Mm John Conrat th, Mrs. W. M. ee ee ee ee ae | : . , a aca F. me - “es 2) oe Marblehead, had perfect yatching |tored from their home to Annis ed to reproduce withox: : teen, Misses Ruth Wright, Sue 4 | 5 | ag 2 6 “— : : O2% >: ~ : st | | vit Hid: : , x 3 us ; : - etn 28 2 eg phe to the rete quam, where they have a cottage for « by thé leading publicists % % Ege si oa . Pa | > 7, Sep a : i eae i ee tae oan week-end as guesis on the various Bt. Louis. = # &£Mrs. A. G. Wichman, Mrs. E. V. | fe eS es : ee eee a ee , ee Roe ee : ae a ee eee See §=6|s yachts. | Mrs. Arthur Coleman and chil- | Miller, Misses Norma Hazzard, En- | es. 5S ok oe, ee Ss i EES OS OSS tee ee ee Mrs. Francis A. Lane and her dren of St. Louis are visiting Mra S EXTRADITION. - =genia Stern, Bert Hicks, Olive Cab-| ee ee, a, | fo gk —— a re: ee re le daughter, Miss Isabel Lane of St. Martha Coleman at West Gloucese:” gle. ee anne, Alice Kernan, Grace Mavz-| | a gee ie |. ae te Ee ta ; = Si, agian i Bm ss Louis, whose summer home is at ¢er, overnor in Hugh Dorse: 4 bury, Margaret Judge and Pauline case ee — i ae a Hise aa jes | ae # Ba Br ee | ee *s ied Be oi ' ery f Manchester, were guests ata dinnor; Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Hupp of rani) Nie ceeemnns dnne | Childers. | jc ‘Se ee. ree ee ME on ee "Re 2, obi. Nace ae ae ” ™ party given on Saturday evening at! gas City were recent guests of protection for blacks 4°14 | Mrs. Harry Dillenberge, Mrs. Ed- % ee: igs é ag ae m. ; — "i * Seoat: me eS bee y ¢ : Bee. . ee ee 5 oe the Oceanside Hotel, Magnolia, by and Mrs. Jacob L. Loose at t e Ivnching. To her iis- ee Win B. Meisner, Jeanne Friedmea, ® Ee a we ee — oe eo ees a . . “gg BR pages Charles Warren of Wann summer home at Eastern Poin, Dorsey and took a man | Belen Milius, Catherine Fries, Edith ) .~ ies Se es a, tae ee ee a Fl oe ae 5 Seine i oom, “EE an | D. ©. East Gloucester the lynchers. She stard | Lewenstein, Eleanor May Vogt, Mrs. | oe ox ‘ We ie. He ee a Oe eee. ee: Pa te, eS : Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thompsop of | Mrs. E. M. Wetmore and Miss. the majority se sites - | |S. Stern, Mrs. Nathan Rosenthel, | : ‘ : | i é i ee e eg tee: | ea ey. * si Be at. Louts nave taken Gray Cottage.” Isabel Wetmore of St. Louis are af, , If Geergia pays the pen [ee Mrs. Walter Peltason and Mrs. | ee lee ei, Eo oe, fer ; at Beverly Cove, for the summer. the Vendome, Boston, for « stay 4, » usal of the Governor 4 Ralph Caplan. | Miss Mary Bolin 7 Lee BP ES: 22 OS > te , Miss Mary C. Hoyle of St. Louis several weeks. as Mecneea of muri E 4 rs. Thomas Q. Dix, Mrs. Harlan fornia. SMe my ae . * ie ne ee RM é and Washington motored from; 1 ovis guests at Boston petals Bhe has only hetseelf to . 4 Reed, Misses Clarissa Givin, Mad) —Kandeler Photo fe cc Se oa ; cee am ges ii. : Washington ~ the North Shore last 1.1. week included Mr. an@ Mra, it probably is tru>,. *hat . 4 Brooks, Edith Thomas, Theodora ee us oe fe ia ace is a a 3 Sees ae bond week and a eget s ss Saeed 'A.»s M. Kiander, Mra. Robert Buck- t November Gov. Davis e | Diel, Frances Bushen, Helen Walton, oR: i ae | Oe ie Oe * Bees ES sso “oe a — mee™\ham and family; Messrs. H. F, Se Memehtican narty 4 a Viola LaSeuer and Mary Jeannette Miss Margaret Herman, who is spend. ee, Be.” og eee fc Ba eae re dee i ee mons, of peng roe oe al he of.| Gardner, H. R. Pealey, H. A. Hull e of the negro voters «f «Capps. | ing the summer in Wisconsin. cae isp ss wae ee iii —, 3 mt ee agp eyece ne ema = rvoverent | #24 J P. Downton, at the Touraine. t out of the question, his 3 7 . Mrs. - wo. K. Ray, Miss Edith Koghme a ae Pf aneuaaaee ” e 3 _ as ol ‘ — gs ; % _fer a oamane ee o enjoyment | An interesting visitor to the North €, as plainly justifiable nas © Taggart, Misses Dorothy Curtis. —Murillo Phote. ' Be ep aaa YH BRO Ca oe all 7 , cle ae to those who ride. Among the en- ‘Shore recently was “Uncle Joe” Cane urte who recently refused : Semmes Breadon, Ann Rogers, Jane ee «ages ae - | age a ar — a se nonggge te non, former Speaker of the House, ® to send a negro bar’ J pag and Virginia Newcomb. Mrs. R. R. Bradley, J . ra Signal Corps, and while home on a!week for Colorado Springs and will * os Ge $4 ge es ee along ae aes nv ent ae who was the guest of Mr. and Mra, ry if Davis-were to gran: : ; Mr. ©. A. de Wolf, Mrs. George melee, W. A. Kliefoth, C. A.| furlough met Miss Thomas. Foi | motor to the principa! points of Col- 33 a Bi ie z P 4 @ ee E: 2 an | pg a nrg 9 Jacob L. Loose of Kansas City, at a Georgia negro mereiy ¢t Muma, Misses Margaret Connor, Ray, Charles tiechen, Miss M. | lowing ‘their honeymoon the young orado and then—to the carnival at ‘ ie alle Siege Be a am dew : ~~ 4 ud a Bea Rocks, Fast Gloucester. Mr... l .benefit of al! doubt on ‘ 5 Louies Edwards, Elsie Gareschi, Er- Dougherty, B J. Adams, Francis couple will make their home in St. Cheyenne, Wyo Hs é Bi Me is ee ang anme. e-! Roe ee oan _|Cannon has been the guest of Mr, ., urdered by a mob after 3 me Heldeman, Frances Meier, Mar- Brinkman, John C. Greulich, J. “. Louis. —— ie Ape ee ia if oe s ah ee ee meek 2 we and Mrs. Loose for several seasons, ce of the Ohio Govern. 9 - paret Moll, Mildred Moore and Ma- Schlafly, Charles C. and, Charles iiiiimiie Mr. and Mrs. ‘illiam H. Barnes ; ” —tegeeme ine. ‘ | ale sadn poses alt the Ocean Golf is by far the favorite pastim¢ . an any resentment on | a flan Trawley. penmener. “g = “ore a Miss Olive Hauk of 7036 Mings- = ne ~s ms et piesa | — ome Miss Isabelie Haley (left) and Miss Marie Louise Hammett. side dance on Saturday evening was of those who seek recreation in the Negroes. Georcians ournt : 4 Mra. Cora Femmer. Mrs. Charies mer, Fred Bach, Aibert i.ussier, bury boulevard, whose marriage to engine 2 — = LOCOE pond of _ at the ball game for the benefit of the Tuberculosis Society at Sportaman’s Park, Mrs. Eugene A. Perry Jr. of New Berkshire region. The Stockbridge . lawleseness has destrove ! | Mwckhausen, Mrs. R. E. Nuckols, G. A. Shaw, John Reheis SS .| Ollie. Thiele will take place late in| Sew /nBland States and the White Wednesday. York. who is occupying Stonehurst, | Golf and Tennis Club is @ popular . negro will be fairly tried q a Misses Helen Picker, Maurin Baits, Winter, George niitius, A. August, was t guest f no t Mountains, visiting in Detroit, Cleve- coun aia summer Proves of her | |meeting place and among those . presumption can only be ; 3 Martha Baits, Dorothy Jones, Helen Friese, r. J. C. *. Schumacher, | 3 ridge luncheon given yesterda} a 6. Ee, ee ee sehen Mrs ‘Claude Kilpatrick, of | often phate Wo the links ls Meatheni®, , infliction of capital pun : 3 Todd and Rowena Gam ber. Lynx Club; 2 — éurt aS saad . rnoon by Mrz rnes tussell of “A : — ig sa _— 7 age route. They Max Judd of the Buckingham An-| visit Delavan, Wis., and Delphos, O.., S spare at Magnolia. Mrs. Kilpat- | —— Nest Page. si ® Gerers at any and ver 0 tS. Frank Hammett, Miss Lu- A. Hofman, John fill, Marion Ni Nashville, Tenn., at the home of he - _— ra ' x, departed vesterday for Atlantic before returning to St. Louis. ————_———— | 's oe me 6 G6 Albert, Misses Mary Louise ringhaus, T. ©. Brandle, George mother, svans avenus “here —— apX : ‘ity for the remainder of the sut pti: — | 4 Hammett. Helen Cook, Sarah Tyler W. Wilson, Dr. . ' 0, ©. A, re 205 guests Mrs. J. T. Magn ; The Kirkwood League of WM or They will be joined late , On Saturday, July 1, the wedding 3 : Voters will give a lawn party Fri- AL ANTHEM. Me «lmbell Haley, Bertha Smith, Mary How, T. J. “rier, . francisco, Jr., sister of Miss Hauk ill enter : : ‘ Luzette Aaron, who is now } ff Miss Jiary Olive Thornton, and : 9 . - — “"*% sy lx *) “? , . ry ¢ ¥ " ¢ ate a day, Ju 21, a he home of Dr. and ¥ ork —_ 2 took place. Mirs ; on . - . 7 4 Ti. 4 ‘ . . .. Me (Settrude Scanion, Mildred, Voyle and Charies R Sa, Jaina nt a oe am Ge Sreage MUUChSSn NCE! | ses. J. K. Beoderick, $26 Want lt E ’ . 9 y , . re 4a erick re qiis *Ti . : .. 4 : — mas heen spoken and weit 4 3 Mrs, Loo Scanlon H. Moore, B. T. Wood, L. L. AEE, riaay s = stot | . AT s t see oes igll thorn , htc he Gone =e ~ : ; 3 % : x — a -ambach. ] . te avenue, * . ‘ : ? & . | ro } . ] t Ir 2, ri. Rambac AAs #e é* 46 . - . ~_— . *. ‘lat ry) 7 ; 4 x iy _ nO ' : — i ar-Spanried Banner 7 Miss Eliza beth Krum. DLs. L.. E.. ic the president of the organization svilTs. J hn {(_arieton i, ae ' pOiun annie from Rurope é Walker Misses Dorothy Stevens, — Mrs. Frank Johnson of th _ oe oe 118 ¢ eer 1) ury bhoulevard and rT William ' eS per ia on Set era | candidates or Ps ee Fata - A ’ ' i x i a ° , , y is y ‘ry : bed a bill to confer ths - @beth Lord, Helen Trent. Helen Bi- | ¥85 mad Knov day for Wequetonsing, Mich., to be J naking tne a formal tea given for about 40 guests ee cae by the mother (7% the prospective i . *ornet mF Ie o nride Mmes. William Randolph, ; Mrs. H. 1 on t of 4550 Persh-| wirs W. T Treadway and daugh- +. a rs. s ‘ i, 1 4 > 1 " y . , — r ng avenue, with her daughters, the | ¢5,- Miss Jane Elizabeth Treadway, i a ee oe all tual ta te os = she the th Dh he Te ae he | be pa eh ee hn Te Oe ~ ~ Pea er as a? Bio’ Aw ce al 1 ae 4 i } with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Gat wsiaiialaa * , . - Tivan. daughter of Col. and Mrs. Nelson neau, at the latter’s summer cottage. - . pafevaparatetetat tater ttt tat ree To ad just our stocks and dispose of odd Ow far an act of Con 4 | ™Man, Helen one agen Bernadine I yesterday for Colorado, where they ke this song truly a n>» . , Seanian, Celeste M. Collins, Frances will spend ae month - This observance is ge? _ a , Full- fashioned pure silk Hose with lisle garter 1.35 ‘ * ae : . am rye J aT) irvey eae ‘ 21% 7h ; @ven al! the power of the ee Mr. Houston Hill, Miss Nancy) William Bryan and Julian Harvey Misses Marjorie, Ruth and Lucille|¢g35 Waterman avenue, who have hs ~CLEARANCE tops, reinforced toe and heel. Keg. price $2.10, pr. $ # but they miss by just cv © j -_ rmy, naval and marine corps of- + was educated at Hosmer SALE Ow the words and the: Papers in the city, and State and city Cia! set. oe aa next week. Van Raalte all-silk, with lisle foot, black, white Hall. Mr. Glasgow is a graduate of 4 R las pries $2.75, pair an colors. eguia i - 7 eee, 2 2 eS SF Se d or passed up as the * ' M. Warren, R. King Kauffman, place in Novemper. Hawes, 4411 Westminster place, | er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. of the United States wil! j a. ra Medart. K. C. Baldwin, J. gave a swimming party Friday at Blankenmeister, 8120 Page boule- Van Raalte Chiffon. Broken sizes and colors. $2.95 To make room for new Fall stock and to dispose Regular price $4.50, p@ir...--see-erencercateren t they like the title an« - = Mason. John Tobin, Moses '* planning to go to Detroit for & cluded in the party were Misses Miss Nathalia Aaron of 4607 Mc- bands play it. The poln' . a Miss Murphy, Mr. McCaskill, | two weeks’ stay about July 24. Upon | Denman Clark, Eleanor Simmons/Pherson avenue, with her aunt, Mrs. of De om 14, Off on Complete Stock o Kayser Rollettes. While they last. Regular $1.00 a 4 | ©. Reut = seph Werner. ' a , 3 3 er, Joe Lamar, Tom Scott, | Announcement has been made of | . wor will — — St. Louis \ S} ost-Vispatc while you are N ‘ dd] wor 10D a... A Complete Art Needie I | Men's Gropstitch Hose. Silk and fiber mixed. ‘59e is a am r °°. y n Pleatin : lar 75e, Prrnre See etree eee ee eee a nie summer if you -want ‘J a ) Hollis, Charies Burlingame, | 4125 Washin ted States could make 8 r Bi N, Misses Evelyn Hauck, | **'** ornet, GCeparted yesterday for San peen spending some time in New : ‘3 member of the Junior League and Monica, Cal., where they will re-| york and other Eastern cities, will. Onyx light-weight alleilk Hose, black, white, $I 95 . Aside from that thetr in- : = as well as the fashionable ; | : | But when th ments of . Washington and Lee University of Miss Eppes Hawes, daughter of| wre. bs , is | = =, (a5 vt ; ® argu 7 St. Louis are prominent ‘In rs. Leo L. Backer and son, Louls, | , | er se Van A lot of black and 044 col — $2.35 t the Star-Spangled Bav- S@, Oeerwinder, John C. Reid, FE. B.|_ Miss Irene Smith, daughter of H./ Sunset Hill swimming pool, fol- | vard. 10de t remain. of odd pieces and made-up 1 ls tha : Your choice of any fancy or clocket 907, Discount folks are concerned, ani 3 * P. Pettus. Homer Hall, Al- | her return tigen have Ve er | and Mary Frances Dickson, and nationa f ber “woCirer-| guest Miss Emily Derry of , is the great-grand- | epending July and August in Colo- le w : : Meert Geliers, 1D. J. Henry, F. | ther’s side she » — b M mae you order Sp * ula adil daughter of Bryan Mullanpby, andjrado Springs. Judge Kimmel will Seen ee eae ee eo aco ange Be - ie Bodine. During the | 4425 Washington bouwlevard, with , Earl Fuch, Elliott and | of Mrs. Nett | Sunday. £ , — - he served as Sergeant in the their two daughters, Geparted last | y 1 mPa me ae a ttm | Iimor t ? e in 4 Lewellyn, Miss Catt ne O’Gor- . : 21 cPherson avenue departed ore. It would’ be Ir 6 atherine oO sew. of Lexington, Ky. The an-/tfortense place went to Hot atone €219 McPherson avenu leparted ) - 2 ‘ Our First-Semi-Annual No Seconds ce of standing up wher . a Marie Morton and Kathryn angied Banner well. ‘300d 4 _iicent Hauck and Marion Ogle. eo well known among the younger S0- main during the balance of the sum- | return to St. Louis the latter part of brown. Regular price $2.50, pair....-.++.+++000 atative Linthicum’s bill tn list of box holders which follow: | 1#xington. The wedding will take Congressman and Mrs. Harry B.! of New York, are visiting Mrs. Back- Ye _sueht S "7 . ah _ ; = ’ ken sizes. Reg. price $3.50 and $4.50, pair... eee ly true national anthem = C. D. Hicks, F. R. Peters, | T. T. Smith of 55 Kingsbury places) lowéd by a dinner at her home. In-| — Hose (Phoenix excepted), at....-+«- alia @ eo, wre BF Sends J. C. Owen, J. | York. \ringhaus, Charles Milliken and Jo- | While You Are Away! clusive patterns, 35c; 3 PONS... ne cece ewnnewee St. Lonis “oat -Dispatch , art Samual Breadon, A. B. Foley, day "P n boulevard, and |ciled in their bungalow at 12 Jack- ||| (¢ joo. 4 werd A. y » Williams, | enue ) , a word to the Poat -Dis- i Magnus, Emery ‘the late John R. Thomas and Mrs. | Mrs. Karl Kimmel of 4569 Laclede | the Post- patch to have this ees a wert, Festus J. Wade, Edward | 4 : ‘on her mother’s side is descended | join the family later. cottatiam Meccithimah Ditie tn Art Needlework, Embroidery and Hosiery Shop chy, lL. &. Hachslen, war

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'& ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oo 6 6 10 —[o 6 ayZ J 4 4 SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES Specially Priced for Monday—Newly Arrived ‘Satin Strap Sandals The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. BUNDAYT, JULY 16, 1922. eee — —_—- —_— _ = ST . LOUISANS AT SUMMER RESORTS Continued From Preceding Page. a a Holmes of St. Louls, who for tnany | years has spent the summer in the 'Berkshire hills. Mrs. Holden Wilson of Cincinnati, the Illinois State golf champion, who is at Heaton Hall, Lenox, made the 18 holes of the Stockbridge course in 84 on Tues- day. | Week Has Been a Lively One for Cottages at Beverely, Mass. | Spectal to the Post-Dispatch. BEVERLY, Mass., July 156.—With j Scudder, are expected back from Eu- | rope early next month. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh cottage, Annisquam, for the season. Mr. and Mrs. George Angus Dobyne of St. Louis have been entertaining New York friends for the week and | have had dinner parties for Mr. and | Mrs. Archibald Lindsay James Brisbane. and Mri. All Houses on Cliffs at Open This Season. Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEWPORT, R. I., July 15.—Fof Newport _the first time in many years all the | open. It | Cliffs are has been at least eight years since the shutters were taken off Marble House, the large houses along the McKittrick | Jones of St. Louis are at the Crown | beautiful a ie xr ; Cuckoo Clocks Special at $102 An Ideal Clock for Your Summer Home These attractive Clocks have fine adjusted movements, per- fectly regulated, with the musical cuckoo call sound- ing on the half hour. Height 19 inches, width 12 inches, with 5-inch dial $10.75 Other designs, : $10.75 to $28.25 — —— ee _ _ —_— “Advance Autumn Styles” New Arrivalsin , 6 Black Satin and Brocade = > ie = Fa . ee gr 4 * * % ue # p*2 ‘ " ‘hal . . — ~~ - - i er ee ~~ - ee ~~ aoe ol Sway a . » - os i ove r tr 0 Sx s = BE jt eran “ yr iteery en dE aoe : = fap> - Seiten ne erat md « - as [ac " er oie Neeey * s « = me ad ~ ~ . me ee ec het “ ee . ‘ sg i padi taceiantie tag oe ee ead . nage ‘ae seiidipelil le Coulis “a ” “ae? ye ak mee OA Te ne eo ee hee ag “ __— : ’ ae mar re ~ n— ita 1 oa we nao b> — . v > he 81. geen = ~ sagen = ss *. _ i 2. an —— ‘ a sel we ia 4 7 d ‘ ‘ a ee % “ . ye re eae —_ ° Se - « -- - | Ss Lh oe i i i oe no , , ia sm a " 1 r 3 Bee 8 iit iE " . mn baht ! a. a tt L>] a a. | if 8.88.8 a8 8. 1 mn i 2.8.8 8.08 8) Silk and Flannel Skirts | t/ ‘; / , j 4 \ *« » i * ‘ ’ « +4 " ; - \ ‘ — , . "4 . - 4 f * \ — / ‘ - ” . ° (p ~ © ‘ oo a \ ; ~ s ar 4 1 . ; ‘ = ee 4 *& > 7 NG ° it — 5 _ Allover Black Satin, _ Satin Vamp, _ Brocaded Quarter... into our establishment in many a day. The me- dium vamp, two well placed straps, a neat cut-out quarter design, all add to their attractiveness. ' Choose from four styles, two as illustrated above, of ‘finest black satin or black satin with beautiful silk bro- ‘caded quarters and covered two-inch Spanish or 134-inch concave Cuban heels. Sizes 2 to 8, A to D, in each model assure perfect fitting. (First Floor.) =e omer 106 00 — sy fy [9 = 7.) ______.) —7 ' I ) i ° The smartest footwear creations that have come | i | 4 } 4 SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES Voiles! Organdies! Linens! . Ginghams! Tissues! Normandies! Ratines! And a limited number of fine Taffeta and Crepe Knit Silk Dresses of values to $19.75. ‘misses and women. "eee, o ¥ | ; ; Excellently styled frocks—the type you have paid greatly advanced prices for all season. Tomor- row this immense group—all materials and colors —on sale at $4.85. (Third Floor.) . In white as well as dark shades. Fashioned of baronette and brocaded satin, sport silks and flannel. Plain and pleated styles with clever trimming arrangements. Each one a special value at Se ee a ee a Sale of 50 Gingham Dresses’: Styled of the best imported and domestic fabrics, these attractive street and business Dresses present a timely portunity at $2.49. fles, etc. Actual values to $7.95 for (Third Flo Die bees seg seeaaesraenrn uns aad Sef * Nh ss [tn we $1.95 $2.95 cilia ep ee RM Se EMM EN - _—" fol a | NORTHERN AND EASTERN ! Surpassing Expectations! Chic Wash Frocks (Third Floor.) Trimmings of applique, fagoting, ruf- De Oe B28 8a =a = &.. mm i. oe 6h 2 &. y ie if - a (of ite, “ Fy ht thas wil ut ti ni White Wool Slip-on Sweaters —of zephyr, alpaca and Iceland wool. Plain and fancy models in round or V neck. Also Sweaters in colors at these phenomenal prices. $3.95 (Third Foor.) tah 4 e 4 ees 3) hi ’ 4 . +f: it + = Le en en et it =. 2 litt tet ee A a Tt | many of the Marblehead and Man- chester Clubs, polo golf and tennis at the country clubs, and a continual round of entertaining at the cottagus and country clubs, the week has ‘been a lively one for St. Louis peo- ple on the North Shore. Announcements have cOme to the North Shore of the wedding of Miss Minnie Finlay Richards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eben Richards and granddaughter of Henry Clay Pierce of St. Louis, to Stewart Berwin Kai- ser of the Clifton Colony at Str. Maregaret’s Chapel, London, June 298. Mr. Kaiser is a Harvard graduate of the class of 1918 and won the Croix de Guerre during the World War. The Richards have been abroad since early spring and are expected tu come to Harborview, the Pierce cot- tage at Pride’s Crossing, for the late season. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thompson of St. Louis have taken the Pickman Grey Cottage on the Lothrop boule- vard at Beverly Cove. This 1s their first North Shore season. Mrs. Francis Lane and Miss Isa- bel Lane of St. Louis were among tie guests at a dinner party given by Mrs. Charles Warren at the Oceanside, Magnolia, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Perry Jr., this week occupied Mrs, Perry's mother’s home, Stonehurst, at Mag- nolia. Mrs. Claud Kilpatrick and her granddaughter, Miss Elizabeth —=— a4 9 » Te FSS (i Cass a) hee 400 . LY ~ « —77~., a ’ y hy | a = AR wom BB686.08'8 £8 8 8 Bi : " ne gee fr eter one sete re * _ Le i Bee ies . op- $6.49 BE 8 828 8.8 8 w 8 ‘7 r - : ” A * ” PT ’ | ; S22 2.8:8:8.me 8.8.8 88 |husband, William .K Vanderbilt. It! | + rumored that Mrs. Belmont an-| | ticipates a visit from Princess An-| |astasla of Greece, the former Mrs. | | William B. Leeds, who at one time | .came to Newport each summer. | Mrs. Cornelius Vanderblit is at! The Breakers on the Cliffs, and with | her are her son-in-law and | daughter, Count and Countess Laas lo Szechenyi and their three daughters. Count Szechenyi, who is the Hungarian ambassador to the) Oh wo ‘ * - | New 1wo-Strap Combination at We will call for and repair,and deliver your clocks’ in first-class running order; our work is guaranteed; prices reasonable. = ire fi eT h ARUN United States, has established the | embassy entourage at Newport for) the summer, the first foreign em- bassy to center here since Georze Bakmeteff, the representative of the old regime in Russia, and Mrs. Bak- meteff spent several seasons at Stone Villa, the old James Gordon Ben- nett estate opposite the Casino. Edsel Ford, son of Henry Ford, Continued on Next Page. f 10 TRUCKS At Your Service 4440 Olive Delmar 4512—PHONE—Forest 313 or 2901 The smartest of the advance Autumn fashions call for black satin and brocade in combiration and pictured above is a charming two-strap model of grateful lines; it is beautifully made throughout and has black brocade back and covered Cuban heel; all sizes 214 to 8; widths AA to C. Mail Orders Filled Promptly —L AL Also some of tub silk; all shadow-proof, in white. Extra- size sateen Petticoats also in- cluded. Greatly reduced to.... —— _ English Satinay Petticoats | 95 | ; gue Te . alia ~ 2 a : es Of white sateen, with scal- loped or hemstitched bottoms;; some made double to hip. Clear- ance Sale price ith- (nade Summer [oder Aosittvely Sgeuttced A sweeping clearaway that takes no heed of costs or profits, Sport a Dresses! Afternoon Dresses! Street Dresses! Vacation Dresses! Dresses | for any informal occasion—many of which have been in stock but a few days —all are drastically reduced in this great clearance event. are in styles and colors especially suitable for early Fall wear. FORMER— $35 Silk Dresses! $30 Silk Dresses! $25 Silk Dresses! $18 Silk Dresses! Some Silk Dresses have been bought this season for $15. But NONE LIKE THESE. ~ 4 Never the qualities and irresistible styles as are available at this price tomorrow. Even our, +” fastest selling Dresses, numbers that earlier in the season we couldn’t fill the d are included. Canton crepes, Georgettes, plain and figured crepe de chines, fine tub silk®)-~ krepe knits and other favored materials, in styles for any sports or informal occagion. FORMER— $75 Silk Dresses! | $55 Silk Dresses! Special! Several hundred in this lot: of Canton crepe, men’s washable silk shirtings, Georgette, erepe de chine and faney sport mate- rials. Not a Dress formerly less than $15. Clearance price ee me ee Silk Dresses Formerly $15 to $19.75 $777.95 women, $45 Silk Dresses! $35 Silk Dresses! In this marvelous group are a number of HANDMADE IMPORTED PARIS MODELS of7 & fine French crepe, formerly priced THREE TIMES $25, A that pronounced Parisian air found only in garments of the highest type. Effectively beadéd a” Le No restrictions. Every Cape or | re fur trimmed. Think of it, for only $28. ~ r be >, pw, y * re ¢ —— All of the Dresses, however, hays = > Ae Special! Shadow-Proof Petticoats | 7 Sib - he or aug es 5 oes + “4 Kline’s—First Floor. |” Many Dresses es emand fof, a ie we x z= > $ adie ey BURN wiVER: ——e ‘ 6 é wl a SA ID ———— : PATD. SEPT. Has proved a Just a Few Many Good It ie light and pret heels, foot-form so or low arc foo street, house or d White, Black or Brown Cheaper Grade .. White Buckskin . Patent Colt dGiray Suede, Red or Green Kid Send M. O. or We'll BUR Short Vamp 525 so. B Los Angeles, Orienta! ~~ — cae : a ; Please Our Window a ’ \ Ground Arcade Inside * v “te Seabed ac DR SI $2.50 Full-Fe Pure Thread Reinforced high-aplicea white and navy certred lisle — heavy weight, |

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the = steer and me Times 4 Combined by Ap proenaney mantih ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i. as an — . eee os ye rn a —— — Mr. anid ri |\Among the wealthy summer resi-/C hicago, whois treasurer, is absent Isabelle Fox, cottage pes Bes 63: ste. |dents of Northern Michigan, with this summer in Europe. Mrs. W. R. Compton, cottage Ye, _ tes a 3 MMER RESORTS Charleveix, Mackinac Island, Har- St. Louis cottagers who recently and Mrs. Charles F. none a Faw = “tae — $65.00 Tricotine Suits i poate q ; eps. Styles to Begin Monday, July 24th, | $29.75 Silk Dresses ) | and $55.00 Tricotine Suits D —4 —_——— —— and which will be preceded by Combinations Out?! at)" | Outt at..545) $7.95 Cotton D $6.95 Cuties Dita | —— COAT CLEARANCE and Courtesy Week July 17 to 21 In order to enable women to make selections with the utmost care, we have arranged an advance dis- play for the week of July 17th to 21st, preceding the opening of the sale on Monday, July 24th. You are invited to inspect this magnificent collec- tion of Furs. Nine-Tenth of Summer Cottages at. : Harbor Point Occupied. , Special to the Post-Dispatch. HARBOR POINT, Mich., July 15.— More than nine-tenths of the beau- tiful summer residences in this 2x- clusive and picturesque summer mars the perfect appearance of her breathing spot now are occupied, and mion. Skin troubles are effec- thus far the days and evenings have os penned heey exten ae been passed quitely. M. Cochrane — White-Flesh-Rachel. 3 Armour of Chicago and Pasaden:, a Send 1 0c for Trial Size who is president of the Harbor Point Si ’ } FERD. T. HOPKINS & SON, New York City Association, again is at his summer | profits. Sport | Set home, and so also is W. H. Mc- esses! Dresses Gouraud's Curdy, Evansville, Ind., banker, who " + 4 c is secretary. James B. Forgan, presi- but a few days = Oriental ream dent of the First National Bank of Many Dresses |, . = gi Be NRE 7 Ome en © ( Sn hams $5.00 Cotton Dresses | z $29.75 Coats, Capes, Wraps) Of Velour de po $27.50 Coats, Capes, Wraps, Laine. Yalama, - $25.00 Coats, Capes, Wraps) Nona tte | Out! t at... $19.75 Cotton Dresses | Nomandies Out?! al. : 5 Ratines $15.00 Cotton Dresses} Linens $12.95 Cotton Dresses | oo Organdies = ~ _ , apes, Sa OF Velou de Out!! at h* $3975 Coats, Capes, Wraps “Via end Out?! wh; SWEATER CLEARANCE | ~ ut?! at... A Hosiery Event that because of its importance and true $10.00 Fiber Silk Sweaters) Tusa asia $85.00 Coats, Capes, Wraps Velives value-giving will bring -ready response from women $ 7.95 Fiber Silk Sweaters Slipover $75.00 Coats Capes Wraps) Sadan , ? who wish to buy fine stoc kings at genuine good saving. : : $ 5 95 Fiber Silk Sweaters) Models a ae . ve Duv ~id OVER 3000 PAIRS OF HIGH QUALITY-—ALL bewie o> = $ oats, L apes, p Tricotine Pure an a | Out?! at..23° | Outt! at 45 = 310k oe en 8 0 ANAT EA A Ahry ln ddl ws PELLET A) ET Le wats t Mdwidtadt if The Original and Only Exclusive Please Note Our Window Displays ae whl 1 Tritt; Ground Floor ’ ¢ aS ) Hosiery. Store Arcade Bidg. ) | in Saint Louis Inside Arcade nT Ready at 8:30 O'Clock Tomorrow Aornig OUR SEMI-AINNUAL ’. LIKE THESE. _ 4 morrow. Even our | 2 the demand for, E q il it +} thf) Hi wy ry Pes ene TPPITETTYTTPM TT ’ ; ‘he | ; ' ; tiles } sf — - HLL ABLALAA baat bhbaeePhal LLAaLEELAAas Hi] s} : i! | ; itt thal nes, fine tub silks, miormal occasion. " Deegan! TET OT TIT TYVYPrerPPRrTe Tiree tre i } Tae , | iti " ’ ON SALE AT VERY SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS 7) $4.65 $7 1S $7 . 65 ¢ 7 I) $17.50 Fiber Silk Sweaters) tTyxedg and RT CLEARANCE ARIS MODELS of -@ — || $15.00 Fiber Silk Sweaters, —Slipover SKI F: 4 : = | oae Ss Effectively beaded | 7 PY tae B — 50 Finest Quality | $6.00 to $5.00 os, | $450 clor || $12.95 Fiber Silk Sweaters) Sty Sele or two ® § $2.50 Full-Fashioned, Plain, ' gor to } Thr ae oe ity | $4.00 to $5.00 Boot ae es, OO French Open Clox = | $10 00 White Silk Skirts |Plain, Sport ond ve: ae . | ny, . ure 4 nrea ‘ Allover Laces, Also Fancy Pure All-Silk Hose : ) es for misses and ; 4 Pure Thread Silk Hosiery Hosiery : = $ y fs 95 W hite Silk Shirts { Fancy Models line’s—Fourth Floor. ; @ Reinforced with double solesand | All!-silk tops; highest grade pure Italienne Silk Hose Comprenhensively righ in) qean7: s ; : ee hich biack thread all silk, medium and heavy truly remarkable values; silk all “> | ———_— BUM white una navy, fnest elastic mer. | Tents: High spliced heele ane | | weetey and edainty lace etfects, | the Way through; in dainty French © | * cerized lisle ‘tops: | medium and | om white. cordovan, Russia all perfect in every respect lack, | open coum effect: colors black * * ee8 House / % Ee. heavy weight, pure silk. All sires. | calf, navy. Sizes 8 tp 10 i colors. Size: tc ; and white. All sizes. | Ai . il * ere .s ; oF . age a — > = 7 n’s $7.50 Superior Quality, All-Silk , Men's $3.50 Accordion-Knitted Silk Hose. ¢& ai U aq e *4 Eee Stlenl- cng Se 4 ‘ Full-Fashioned—for nels | ee @ / eeeesd ses, however. have Accordion-Knitted Hose. street or sports wear; two-tone Two-tone color combination neg ase: ea ee | p F Th F A beautiful Hose for navy, purple: sizes 9% ake: , aes | $6 ian aetheve effects in all new wanted color combinations; sizes 5 to 10 truly remarkable values. _ | Tuxedo and : ; Stlouvis' Only Exclusive $55 Pure Silk Sweaters Slipover Please Shop Carefully “Mosiery Store a, This sale offers you now a splendid : $45 Pure Silk Sweaters | Styles $15.00 White Silk Shirts Plain, and - > e t . . >. sd the Dest opportunity td anticipate your Sum- | $35 Pure Silk Sweaters $12.95 White Silk Skirts Fancy * No Exchanges or Returns 9) mer needs on absolutely finest quali- : : Perthitted ty Hosiery at very substantial sav- | —— ne. ff ey Each Sale Must Be Final HOSIERY i ut: eee ee ace ‘ , lf STORES Cape or Wrap i 4 " Ground Floor —_ ARCADE B U IL DIN G —Inside Arcade t, for only $29.75. 8—Third Floor. We Now Show a Most Complete Stock of PHOENIX HOSIERY for Men, Women and Children. (Third Floor) leges revenge’ eptat i! ene ri a : ; . » Uw oh i ¥ ° ar iy if int , inert wt « ata Wi dee be HA is, Meth oes" sali - ’ alien , ad heels teed — neta ° wit '. aes oeuhintie 3 Pus etith Hee: Hey Benet RUFEE gee rene nagT EPTeS

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RY ger d the Times Combined. 6 ST LOURS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH «alone Approximately Equal that of the Daily Globe-Democrat an — See atisieeneet —_ S ial Dinner Lacille-Francis Method — ciuvnouse are these aily 5 p. m. to 12 p. m. S22 Frisce Bids. gpa be ‘e fig + S LN PRINCIPAL CITTEes day I] a. . to 12 P. , — Grove, H. L. B! ] : \ San : m m ‘ gen . re ge | ocust Ni. pell Mr. and J - > . : les Good Jazz Music in Garden EFFICIENT OFFICE WORKERS 501° oil yart McDonald, Miss Carrel P= are secured by the use of Post-D ° " 3) SESEESEREEEED *~.. 3... Giecean HD. Cotter. dire. TL. 2. a Von Weis, William is | | lL. B. Von Weis J! Mrs. R. P. Strellinger and family | PECIAL 25 ed OFF of St. Louis, have come to pass ‘the : S = season at “Dunewood.” Just outsite § Of All Our Lace-Trimmed Domestic Underwear Introductory Offer Miss Denise Robinson, Mrs. C 1 i ere eee - 0 eke a eompiete elearance id ake Fatended One Week—Ending Sat- o mak . mn) urday,. July 22 Attention — =» t implies no obligation and a ae a PARP IE OE » | ' 1 eT es ro PE eps Rte eee se 's highway and Shaw oe *: West of Ninth TEaE ‘pe i i ee i i a i i Gsiven In Each (ase * aria ND'S / invites you to be bresent at a formal bresentation of the New fue Moves for 1922-23 ] GC Week of Jul Seventeent Missourians in Epec.s o the Post-Dispatc WASHINGTON. bed , " . . though it Bas not : 2 IEVERT, 0. D yet im the News, th . , . . e ht Mayflower is prep va b . ‘yesight Spevctalist bE yesig ; two weeks cruise Mrs. Harding will ‘Wow Located af 2303 Cherokee gland shore when the Président . }] LO. ‘ Jf] . ‘> - . - 4 : ; # " ’ " . . . rr a % ‘¢ : ry On : ne catiog, from ofticias . page oe ictal ington. That is, if the strike pe: Gowns Corset Covers Step-in Drawers oe i ee mits. of Dr. Sievert who sua tlle Reagan $2.00 A congenial party will accom | ° . eeaens Seatiete. coticts Bitecais (ne cement), Gabe |] the President not the least of whom Envelope Chemises Skirts oe every case¢ 2-in-1 , doe ae will be the three interest. r Largest Exclusive Optical Department in South St. Louis of Mr. and Mrs Lean. McLean SIEVERT & HASTEDT OPTICAL AND Washington Post | | | JEWELRY CO. Enquirer. Theee children, John, | P -_ Edward and Baby Emily, are great PB Garments that have sold $ 0 2309 Cherokee Street Lo rar r ren ™ |] tavorites of the presidential couple p/ 70 , and the baby has distinction of hav- || up to $3.50 are now....... Cherokee Cars to Door—Half Block East From Jefferson Av. Cars ing the President and his wife as B/} Store Open 8 A. M. to 9 P. M.— Wed. and Fri We Close at 6 P. M. . God parents. 7 4 wre the Mayflower is a brown ere: | Garments that have sold at 57) 95 at bee he Sw ae itt 6S and sae eee. \ . is aes P CGS RIS ogy 4 aie ¥ ag ICA RE a aes ea * AO ORE ge Lt Oe Algemene get ee ong ~ Sea * satiety SERGE IRE AGS Curtain Walter Fehl's to A. M. and 2 P. M. Orchestra Se eo eg a Perey Be . = ~ " . = oe eutins ~~ = y SA RBAMABAALALLALALAALALLALLAALLAAABAAALA BABA tninistatninds de os, interested in the because he was born only ADVERTISEMENT. : agence peat oeeticendgetlgg oma _ADVEETISEMENT. away from the Harding's in Mar- p// (Garments that have sold at 5 3 9D ion, Ohio The President know his zewn fellow ison the shiv §| $5.00 to $7.00 are now Ow to Ha . e a Because the blue jacket is too shy ;:. | ae so ee (Lots of 42s and 44s) ions would prevent as well - ¥ “a v a tall ee SRE Hes SS A ae Ree ge I EO “af Oe oe Tia RP ES eo wer! * = - . - POO ONS HAS AHMAD AH DOOD OSM GOS OOO SSG IOI SGSS HSE : ‘TE Associated Press News appears exclusively * in the Post-Dispatch in the evening news" & « ° ti 2 eme can be certain that a cekt La autiful Complexion 3 =.2.2 22.5.8 paper field in St. Louis. 2 terest and that back Cans 3 PTET EOEAETS SDE. TFFSSFHOSGSOOBOGOE TS FHPSISSSGOSGSGOSS en certain proud family in Les Angeles, Cal.—" am often ssked , : . = - eae ee | yeara that Mrs. W. J. Calvert. 2a) (0 SS=SSPLEASE SHOP CAREFULLYS= SSS —=-—= 0 EXCHANGES O8 RETURNS PERMITTEDS—=—_ = loats the service flag i “How can I have a beautiful compiex like yours.” and what I use to Keep mm) cempilexion eat its best a)! the time. I of oe! - ‘Gatlin Gu , ~ a ; _* ess | bave tried abeut everything for Parker ——— ®) ry e,@e/@ete; is, ~ rere ~ tegen i: pa pn RC GIRO, PFA cS a the skin. and Derwille fer the instant . eS social events roung* ane SS egeetn, Fin re ' Mrs. Calvert's prowess is of a hig! it's a combination bard to dest, and. wes order. St Lows Lergiat Wement Jpectaity Shep has become more pepular with actresses Mrs. John B. Henderson and than anything elee I know of Tf row aa | granddaughter a Seen: ro Hen- ~ > = i“ 5 would have s Deautiful cemplexien, ‘ust aay derson. have gome to Bar sy x ’ Monday—A Whirlwind Clearance of S15 to $39.50 New rr, Lierwi't's and Lisika co: 2 banat he 2) and FF Me.. where they will spend nder of the summer at Mrs * °& ; * ‘7 . nek aa IT think wow will! beceme as enthusiast! aS rma! A RE . j 7" . 7 ever theee teilet preparations as I am | a oe derson'’s cottage, Glen Eyre. In tha. 2 Derwillo instantly gives vrour complex- = ‘he 4 — absence, Boundarr Castile will »b lem « youthful, rosy-white a>pearance Sek ~ = kept open by John 5B Hernderso” T? seftens and stimulates the skin, mak- = hes who will entertain a@ number of taj ing it glow with natura! beauty A ain- Over a million discriminating 4 sUNCHeCoOn, 2 picnic tea was ené women use it in preference : i en ew vere ’ but im all other particulars $25.00 Silk Dresses Even now the mem! “— ~ sc hal - nal eact at thic a ler dat ——— wholesome delicious meats 500 and vote Po meragemas: liag Mesa Frocks below actual cost at this eariv date au that ts just exactly is thought that a determined dri what we are going to do—proot positive tia re .are “In earnest—the l- will rapidly raise the membersh:: 2 a 4] . tb. > > - ~ ~ “A and LnOrTOoOR LSD mark te a point whe it will b n . mere it Wii *® one eB ote ee of the largest state societies in are uipped give \ Washington. : ’ Mrs. Jo a) a Wali ke ar im y é - ‘ "TT . s _ you as much genuine | Mrs. Joseph W. Folk has gone ¢ Neariv a Thousand of These satisfaction in meat buying | Missouri for a visit of three weeks. es ' . but the former Governor is remain- as the sanitary market that ing in Washington. as displays the white and biue : Representative Frank Millspangh ] ne sign of Better Meats, _ “ee . eo one a short = Out Mrs. Millspaugh and her Cleaner Meats, Quicker | two daughters are to remain -7 Service. The very frst Washington during the summer ex- time you step into a sanitary a for shomt vacation trips. Miss e "y ‘ Sele Millspaugh, her daughter w*> pri be notice dozens | Was graduated from George Wash ( Suggestions for tomor- : ington University last month, enter- , row’s dinner. Enticing and | a ee ae vias senda who! ~ ewer e ates at luncheon last week. holesome, ¥y cut Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Davis. who makes you hungry as you ; have been in New York. entertai:e4 Castle (Crepe ‘Georgette see it kept perfectiy in the a number of distinguished guests a: isbn TR SS ae vty * — ok freezing dry coid atmos- | apne : a Mrs. Spencer nd her "oun Tub Ss; lks fF oul 7 : ; as Ad ha? gest a . are > phere of the patented freezer | son. Oliver Spencer. will . leave ee ———$$_—____—. dispiay counter. Washington the latter part of ha ’ Pa month for California. to sav good ->e Crepe Anits Cantaen Crepes to Seiden Spencer Jr. who ss Ret aan en | to Vancouver. Canada. teach. “ Senator Spencer wi?! next month for the nNter-partin men he Seas “es a a + P i ° . ati “4 : - ii )y ei ’ ° oi fl . . . —. SiV ICS, delightfullw cool Sum epresentative and Mrs. Evica: el of aes ; is are now at their home in ‘fie. Mme! Frocks in the light shades, Bette 2 ef & J ; rf +7? joeeee fe. | TET . "7 . ° Cheun — evoke begga Washington Siripes, riowered designs. etc.-: er /fiea@rs also the darker shades for im- Vurcker Serrirce CAMP FOR BUSINESS GIRLS mediate and early Fall wear. Meat Dealers Name Here (St. Stephens-in-the-Hills to Be Teed | Sephene tn the Ft the sum- Sal E ‘. <e aalte Fo ante ap e tem ge i OE, nen An - NM eR | NM CEO GEG: A! LEAL LI LLLP LAG OEE! ALE IOS A RY Gent shawn Magy often se ph e r ‘ 5 he fee Saad — A " Neat Doe ’ Te. ence par ee SO EIN NE ON ON. spe, pirete ae ey BR Rd gS EI Ry MII he

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—— at SUNDAY, “Te ; JULY 16, 1922. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' £7 — _ ~ ———— 2 y Juyl 11 at the h cage | ints and Naw) ae Su . ome of Rabbi Rosen- | field Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. H. J.; soon for northern po Social Events megs The couple are spending | Bummerfield of Memphis, Tenn. The | York and Atlantic City. abit ys 2 oor qo: Tee ress Page Three aa honeymoon in Colorado | wedding will take place in the fall. | will extenc over the balance 0 e Q i Cos eieitinp ata, ‘fe “pd wn gen will return to! Miss: Geronin is a_ graduate of; summer. — 2« , : Uts @ iatter part of the| Lindenwood College and received hr | vs gt - | ton, —— Mrs. Black will reside! month. — in aire She made her| Mrs. George R. Dorrill, 6300 En- p ae her citi | | home for part of last winter in St.| right avenue, departed pe y : b : _— rhe 1e Wi Mr. and Mrs. I. Stockman of 5812 Mr. and Mrs. Sol Geronin of Holly | repr: a catigagan Mrs. Ira Myers, | nega gy 2 igpenonde soe % ee or on stain Rete ~ ag tit — eee: wee engaze- | a | Mrs "Maxwell Hott. , es, “Sage ons ie merit | me of their daughter, Miss Edeline | Miss Ethel Yavitz of 5547 Vernon ee B Eee 3 ¢ nin, «nd Herman I. Summer-/ avenue, is visiting in Minneapolis,| Mrs. Michael Mockler of 2515 ae Minn., as the guest of her uncle and | Louis avenue and her daughter, Miss ig ? aunt, Mr. and Mrs. M. Marcus. | Margaret Mockler, are esa he, , ae _ @)}} 618 was TO ‘tives in Milwaukee and Chicago. cy | @ Oi : 16 WASHINGTON tives in Milw Pent , 617 ST.CHARLES eminem Misses Honor and Dorothy Cone} will return to St. Louis next weex. | : dogg Open Daily of £133 Washington boulevard have | —- \ T il apes Until 6 P. M. | motored with their parents to Car-| Mrs. Max Katz and daughter, Miss | | ty . 3 : 'ada. The party will stop in Chi-| Kitty Katz, of Hotel Jefferson, left 3 a rea est earance 2 | cago, Detroit and Niagara Falls, N.| Wednesday for Charlevoix where le Se _— ° 'Y., before returning. ' they will spend the remaining weeks ail ee 3 ‘a al ° | of summer. , WY ote 3 | 3800 Pairs Wo n’s Low Sh Mrs. Celia Kippel of 5904 McPer-| stilelahan by her| Miss Ava Van Thompson, daugh- | J Ss . On avenue, accompanied | a. = _, e a | daughter, Miss Jeannette Kippel, and | ter of Mrs. Ava Holmes Thompson | ~ , om a ] ou | son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and and Algernon Lyle McClurg, were) i 4() Yo ® 2 Rene et «AA SA Ah nr eA RAN aes A Vi, na. ite relied |Mrs. Nat Agruss, expect to deparg married at King’s highway Church, | ~ | on Saturday, July 8, the Rev. Dr. B. | Th . $6 50 Vi ] | » % e Then Hand Us é | 'P. Fullerton officiating. Mr. Mc-| Season’s . a ues our | CANARIES Male singers B . 'Clurg is the son of Mrs. Marguerite | Favorite Styles 7 50 V l ° atues full song. Favorite Materials | months of doubt- | J. McClurg of 7115 San Bonita ave- S| tain ‘ ful waiting. |! nue and the late Edgar H. McClurg. | Sow Srey Pumpe | Cages — largest ]| : in throug! Walking Sandals ' White Linen ac selections, lowest || Following a wedding trip thro gh | Novelty Pumps 8 00 Values All Patent “ prices. | Colorado the young couple will re-| ’ P ” Brown Kid Evening Pumps You are safe and saving here. "11K a ‘ , , side at 7115 San Bonita avenue. S : | WATIONAL PET SHO 7 Olive St}. | Sport Oxfords $8 50 V [ Brown Calf FOR BETTER and QUICKER | é P, 2335-37 Olive § | Walking Oxfords * a ues Brown Suede . | Mrs. George H. Augermueller of 3 : D l d P inti j TT 3723 Virgini ue entertained anys Ouforma Tan Calf | 372% irginia aven > d Low Cuban H 9 50 V, [ Black Calf a yl an rinting CZEMA A h D SKIN | with a luncheon last Thursday in | Military den a . a ues | Black Kid ma left before 10 a. ‘honor of Mrs. S. Linderman, who de- | Baby French Heels , Black Suede m. ready by 5 p. m. SAME 4 Diseases, acute or chronic itching, | in toch there scaling Eruptions of local or con- | parted yesterday for Los Angeles and | Full Louis Heels Black Satin | Chippendale K DAK All Auto- ee ee a Pacific Coast points. | Spanish-Cuban ; ‘ (0) up | Styles so desirable—savings so great—make this an event of import- Combinations graphic... Loss of Hair, successfully treated. | | pecloahos te City Miss Clara E. Bocka, 2855° Keokuk ance to every woman. This season’s most wanted styles—due to BROWNIE a $2 to $5 gee Pe eg ey —l | street, was hostess at a dinner and their popularity not all sizes are now available in every style but all Sizes. St. Louis, Bell Telephone, ‘ecard party last Thursday for the) sizes in the big clearance grouping as a whole. See window display mame! members of the Delta Rho Beta, | of all the styles. Suffice to say all are Brandt’s regular stock—in- | cluding Queen Quality—your opportunity greatest, earliest. FIELD GLASSES, high-power, $12 PDs ice ose .3'7.50 ; ¥ | honoring Miss Adele Dieselhorst who BINOCULARS, 6-power, $37 ee .325.00 re “ | will leave for Florida about Aug. 1 | THERMOS BOTTLES, pint size, $1.50 value........98¢ oe ‘to reside. || TENNIS RACKETS, full size, $3.00 value........$1.75 re Ce | Mrs. H. A. Wolken of 2621 Rus-|}] || | TENNIS BALLS, Wright & Ditson ‘“‘Olub,’’ fresh. . .350e ‘ eS - e sell avenue with her daughters, Miss om AN é : Women "5 $2.25 to $3.50 Hosiery s 1 75 | Pictures Tell the Y & |'Florence and Miss Helen Wolken, i | Decisive clearance grouping of Wom- . a : soy gt have departed for Yellowstone Parl: | Featuring in Our Cutlery Dept. ( — . -and the West. : en’s full-fashioned Silk Hosiery, in ee a | , various shades. Choice of the lot at.. $a : | Last Wednesday evening the £ | Junior Hadassah gave a membership : DR. F. J. GUILBAULT, | 'ance and garden party at the home | |of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bokans, 5787 OPTOMETRIST POCKET KNIVES and OPTICIAN | Waterman avenue. | Miss Roda Longelle, daughter of | ” an a ware fn Watch Your Eyes |Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Longelle | “A Pal in Pocket—A Friend tn 'of Maplewood was hostess at a/ Hand”—and a UNIVERSAL ee a 4 passes that — luncheon for 26 of her girl friends, | J we one does not express regrets to : ‘ ’ per rade ae come “getter ve me, because they did not have on July 8, when she announced her | correctly, with blades of perfect- me prescribe the proper glasses engagement to Edward 8S. Munro, | ly tempered steel. May be had me Seem pene pee. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Munro of | ‘ J ss in all style handles—pearl, stag Every day you delay in securing 6935 Magnolia avenue, St. Louis. | — e~ ' a yh is WA Ay; | ZB Qa F, J. Guilbault Optical 60, Jj marriage or their daughter, Miss | Nettie Powers, to Philip Schilling of | Between Locust and St. Charles 423 N. Broadway | Newark, N. J. Rabbi Rosenstrater | Between Locust and St. Charles. || performed the ceremony July 1. Mr. — Continued on Next Page. opr rgpordaprnss:> OLIVE AT TENTH Tomorrow, Monday—An Extraordinary — PRICE SALE Of Ultra-Fashionable Dresses, Capes, Skirts, Blouses and Sweaters Sweaters Of Pure Thread Silk, Wool, Silk and Wool Mixtures— Slip-on and Tuxedo Effects in All Desirable Colors Suitable for Summer and Early Fall Wear. SER n ecto Gprocp: Former Price os a a ee ene : - ad ——, . zs ‘ ~ OOD OED~ a at 00 01> | (Pf o 00 rgmodSp.0r0. A

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{ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH fhe City Circulation of the Daiiv POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. retreat = . oe PEP ARAARAAAA AAAI DAA AA © itil * _ ——— a Se = et LL _—_—_— Naan ee eee are eee nel ; eae ' 8 ce LL LLL _ ———— i! —_—— Social Events | | Store Hours: 8:30 to 5; F vidas 8:30 to 5: 30—Closed ‘Setrdais 3c Ceoutinued From Preceding Page i i ee a ee — an and Mrs. Schilling will return to- y 7 morrow froma trip through the East and will reside at 1016 Mc- ff ae: ge bel i GRAND- LEADER a per oF pati: ate fee: Bae ate 7 ree? , a « ro | 1 = re 5 ~~ om . > — - J y ‘ P ’ - “p> ee Pag ay a ey * y a ‘ » - » “ ate ol 7 ay . Pe st wt se bs SS "ci Pe, r Pais SB etal ke yoo the. : ¢ a EE a i ea tes a Y Offers a Splendid Assortment of Seasonable Footwear From Our Regular Stocks at Decided Price Reductions vous ‘Gibacted tol o for Califor. New Groups Have Been Added for the Second Week ion amie. 7 ee July Ee Sale Offerings in the \ y omen 's Reductions Mrs. F. Honigberg of 4406 Wash- | ington boulevard, announces the en- | — —--— al lated sagem ent of her ree Miss Mollie Honigberg to Julius Levinson : \ Sport Quierds, $7.1 45 lene Paes, $7.45 of Wood River, IIL. | Smoke horse-gray and tan calf, white Street Pumps of patent leather, white wa eer 3 ——- — Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Egss | camvas and white kid Oxfords im a kid, white canvas and tan calfskin. 5254 Seatiees cane: ae man | ° d | great variety of sport styles. Also black satin slippers. Chicago recenti¥ end are: soauilian Clearing of As oods + at > the month of J t the Edgewater | : [ ey $9.50 to $12 nde sal a | Tissues, 7)2¢ Yard f 3 o’Clock Special | we A ee la | ae sai sien _——$______ mae eee. . . — nee a ee en _ ~ _- = - - ne P | - Lo tT | ane “Ts 4 — : any , . 7 ; ‘ ’ aA ‘ i= va : ® ale x i green, etc ~ . , > : : . ; - 1 : ae ” E signific: bee 5 : ‘ ; pat>-4 a. } _ » j = =se - sf : = am - - 4 : - .. ee Tan Calf Oxfords and Pure Silk Stockings PASSPORT APPLICATIONS FROM | ° ; id . eee ee Spi ssscaesies “is 4 our Semi-Annt Strap Pumps Plain and various fancy effects, in black, | | PERSONS DURING WEEK Sale of Trimmed Hats = oe 3 Sepeeronernss ‘ee 3 quality, and the £ gray, brown and other desirable shades. i e = 4s Sobeus Ssprees ss — oo prices, has creat Formerly $2.50 to $7.50 Number Decreases as Summer Ad- Newest Styles From a New York Maker AW) Come : gare en » io terest and deep. Be , . | The Furniture Formerly $8 to $10 vances—Total Since Feb. 1 ~ ae ses =: | Is 124%. —_y I ¥ Se } a8 wapeeee og ” $1 R5 The number of applications for f “Fs i $ .00 = ‘att ' >- i. see subasses = a prices at which it . ' ; 3 $ 4 ) passports in St. Louis decreases with . > Pes . : " | a £5 s . 3 Pairs $5.00 the advance of the summer. Appli- } | ‘ ae 3 of fotmer years. Walking Soles and Heels — -~ — cations from only 11 persons were | ived last week at the Federal i P ee ATS of satin, mostly black, Other Radical Reductions on Women’s ne ee ee eee | fey } H . Stiee 2n, ace D ° S F k = | Kas ° ’ . number was 14. The total numper , t lac ee, and Children’s Footwear and Hosiery tai aint aie as , Apeiieants tact yg — se ainty treet rockKs | =F ware trsc= : : and white, pearl, sand, Copen- . ; UR plan of Mahion B, Wallace, Ciasfon. {i | nae — —r com- Are Priced Lower for Clearing | «(| who prefer ined wi veivet. David Biederman, 5123 Cabanne, —— if ' : _dar'Bleawman 8 Cabanoe | Mya $9.95 on4$495 Oe Peter Herzog, 3219 Bailer avenue | ; = i , ——— ° . ; g | oe. i Wide range of styles, in At a and 4 : | arrangements No Exchanges o T , agnus Ki. Suipen, 3171 Maaneeal ; : ; J No Lelephone Magnus i. Snipes, 5)t) eae V8 cluding close-fitting, turn-ups, der in weekly ¢ ‘tto S. Molini, 3927 Delmar beu- | i) —- ‘ ee (No Returns Orde Otto : 8 GRE Bees : ie 3 Irders evard. | oe = pokes and large droops, COoL and attractive for hot-weather wear are thes ; LOL Sdwin S. Gemp, 2146 South Grand | ; ; trimmed with sash, hand- : | You may avail ee | | Dresses of such popular materials as imported and domestic ‘ .. : fr th aca botnds sis OLIVE ST (Downstairs Store.) o ; tical garments for hot weather wear: sizes 2 to 6 years. Children’s Drawers, “al | Cotton Lingerie Chring Sale of 1200 | 3 Pairs, 50c ee a The Sectional Panels , ~ Have hemstitched hem and cluster of A Clearance Sale of Great Importance | tucks: seconds; sizes up to Io years. OMnWS. combcic Night- Scand 48 c Each | i On Square J— owns, lace, embroidery and = Waists and Dresses q J an ee ty INE Scotch net we - .: Nightgowns of pressed crepe: in a splendid assortment of — ° | a At = | Children’s Dresses and nN f | f Ce i Om ot ] 9 Cc wre Creepers of pop- tailored model; flesh color pretty designs; ivory and beige — HILDREN’S waist ang 222: low neck, short sleeves. Extra and regular sizes. tints: each section measures @ _ | ‘ =t 1 Women’s Batiste Bloomers, in Le, yoke style Dresses; Ger- we nite, rose and Copenha- tra size. light blue. flesh, or- inches wide and 3% yeres ae “FO aitng - extra size, light blue, tlesh, or ty , de bott trude Skirts and Gowns, lace gen stitched in nursery de- chid and yellow, with embroid- some have lace edge oms. and embroidery trimmed; t ered spray and ruffle; cut full. | broken sizes: some slight sec- signs, for tots ti to 4 years, ' Cretonnes, 22c and 32c ‘Z > - ni (Downstairs Store.) t SO Dewnstetén Shee : ‘i and EKponge Dr Py a Se oe ee ——— White sateen Petticoats; dou- color combinations, stripes, ~ | - hemstitched hem. conventions’ én cle panel; floral and P Puitess ail Vanity leans 95c At $1.50 signa, for desk, suk ae y aoe in black and hears Ms leathers, in assorted styles; Women’s slip-on Sweaters; amgings, cushion covers, for : d the values are very unusual. plain and fancy weaves, in dark furniture, couches, beds, ete. — om % 5 = Sas Se ipa lige: Oz | | Clesring Sills Women’s White Shoes | and $12.50 ALL SILK Crepe de 7 1568 Pairs on Sale Monday Chine of an excellent qual- ity; white, pink, flesh and other popular shades, for outergar- $ 98 ments and undergarments; 40 ° bd inches wide. At Pair Sizes From 14 Years to 42 Bust Measure Chiffon Taffeta, all-silk street and sport shades; 35 in. More than 250 Dresses are included in this exceptional sale event. Most peony Bs 3 [BE siice of he ee ee of them have been here less than two weeks. All of them are fresh. new | At 89c Yard for clearing to $1.98 @ peir, because Sie seeere and clean. and in stvles th . ae . "esti Fiber Shirtings and Waist-| ments are somewhat broken. You'll find every size in and ¢ fl n styles that have proven the best of the season. The color | ) TC : t 7 ludes .} ' | ings; neat stripes: also suit-| the sale, but not in all the many styles. range ine udes ore lid. orange, Freneh blue, t tan. brown. ereen, white. ete. a. ¢ we Pe able for dresses; 32 inches Included are Sport Strap Pumps, Sport Oxfords wide. trimmed with black patent or brown leather, also White At 75¢ Yard Canvas Oxfords and strap effects. White leather soles and heels, also some with covered heels. “ “ ‘ 23! ++e- a Furth wi § Red uct OnsS In Sw eaters Sy stb ae ag Some of the styles pictured—and every pair an un- wide. usual value at the sale price. Wool. Sweaters, white and Fiber Silk Sweaters; slip- Be O08: Yard —_ a ar colors, slipover and Tuxedo over and Tuxedo; mostly dark ” ‘ 3 : 3 : ‘ ant All-silk Foulards; floral de- S ? ° Styles; two groups; values to colors: two groups; values to i dark |greunds: 36 in Children’s Shoes at 98c Pair ‘ -“ ~ — >= . S295. SS.95., S5: palues to Slo $7.95 wide. About rooo pairs in the popular low styles, of patent ’ abs g Remnants of plain and fancy leather and white canvas one-strap effects; sizes 5 to 8 Silks; lengths for dresses, and 8*» to rr. wm DI enter 0 Pp hic NA AL RN Te ee = aa He a 400210 96 ee wv a oat “ — . et as 2 NS anidbdaaeed’ can EA) case oats aaa ae gi Th. Pee: he f Dfiaghet ped yingive 7 ps aN Svan 0 age . ” ee ¢ Oe hie Serene Rave renee ~ Sepa Baia a 4 - 7 oe ’ rs aid peepee . sai “ y : ; ¢ % ; ~ - : * “f , " . , é Siadniiinean " ° ; = ” s po Pa ‘ ol ” - Entire Stock Pure-Silk Sweaters, Light and Dark Colors, at % Price edede kite! iin, ‘perk phe a nn tenes At 69c Yard White Lingerie Cloth, of fine at ‘Entire Stock ot Gingham Dresses $- 95 Wh | scree tr Snag 7 Dresses of imported snd domestic ging- At $1.00 Yard hams — formerly priced up to $8.95 White Sport Skirtings: jac- quard effects; Sport Skirtings, in colors; yard, $r.25 (Downstalrs Store) 7 se Nagy tat chp Ra abel: erent ee a a ence, rel 75, . a SE : ~ 4 ee oP eae pee”. * a ie

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ms 2) eHe-- acersee a “eee tii 2- e ee eee ° year are these ted and domestic 2. Sizes 16 to 20 for $2.95 are in sizes 14 to , $10 Jresses; drop- tly suitable for king space and zes are 18 years wWownstairs Store.) Sale of 1200 al Panels 48&8c Each ch net weaves, did assortment of S; ivory and beige ection measures 9 nd 2's» yards long; ce edge bottoms. 22c and 32c ty of patterns and mations, stripes, conventional de- oor and window shion covers, for aches, beds, etc. Downstairs Store.) ; | xg QUR plan of easy payments will appeal to those SUNDAY, ULY 16, 1922, . , Sn —_ —— [uueeeeeeee ~~ es ee ee LL a. = A — ae Store Hours: 8:30 to 5—F ridays, 8:30 to 5 :30—Closed Sabai Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. a lialdalinenricnn il STIX. BAER & FULLER _cmounce the Sugust “Sale of Good Fu rr iture Our August Sale of Good Furniture Begins Monday, July Seventeenth THE significance of this statement is generally recognized. Our endeavor to present in these, our Semi-Annual Sales of Furniture, the best in quality, and the best in style, at the lowest possible prices, has created, among those who buy, keen in- }/ terest and deep .confidence. The Furniture we have to show this year, and the ces at which it is offered, afford buying possibili- ties satisfactory and advantageous even beyond those of former years. kasy Payments _ . who prefer to purchase in this manner. This plan has become very popular, since large purcHases may be made with but a small initial payment, and arrangements made for the payment of the remain- der in weekly or monthly installments. \ You may avail yourself of this privilege of making selections from a stock of good, substantially built Furniture, without paying excessive prices. }| Bedroom Furniture Bedroom Suite, $245.00 4 Pieces,.as Illustrated HIS 4-piece Suite is made in the Empire Pe- riod style, of American walnut; the dresser has 48 inch top; full-size bow-end bed, spacious chifforette and vanity dressing table, complete the Suite. Bedroom Suite, $139.75 A popular-priced Suite, in Queen Anne Period style, American walnut finish; the dresser top measures 20x40 inches and the vanity dressing table is full length; the new style chifforette has ample space for clothing; a remarkable value. 3-Piece Bedroom Suite, $68.75 In old ivory finish; dresser, chiffonier and full-size bed; the dresser haS 20x40-inch top; a very substantially constructed Suite, worthy of your consideration. 4-Piece Bedroom Suite, $245.00 A very attractive Queen Anne Suite, made of selected American walnut; dustproof construction throughout is an important feature; a remarkable value. Sunroom Suite, $87.50 you may have this one-piece fiber Suite in India ivory, French gfay, Alpine gray, blootan, copper and blue. It includes 60-inch settee, arm he i. chair a ve up- Istered with red cretonne of exceptionally fine grade. The cushions onal pieces are loose and spring filled. A ‘Most exceptional value. Chaise Longue to match, at $43.50. —_ od —" > ee ee — oe + ee ewes : -_- ” ke at A » net oe i op aS ci? a> Ss ‘3 aah. er ee So. tng he + rs er. Ss . tT’ aa ‘ fp $e ioe + Bey ¥ a . . a *% ; ” ae taf P: mp 4 % a “Vig Ade - 4 . ‘ + vt 7 r Fy ‘ a ce 8 y , » » ~My ‘ ~ ? hy m ‘ ie + & : 4 a Ft a>d.f . ae a : a . ‘ ‘ vant . ) ba es _— ‘ .) Son “ne : = - ~.— vf i . ~ Ss » ~ an . = ~ 4 Me . : é . " ee vn ~ RS ne — - Bros a ly ek eee aL ; > ’ woe 4. 3 ~ , 7 < a , - ° = - « - 7. | ” 7 4 : ' . Walnut Dining-Room Suite, $139.75 Eight Pieces, as Illustrated HE American walnut. of which this Suite is made is of selected grain. The buffet top measures 22x60 inches, and the oblong table has a 45x54-inch top. The chairs are beautifully upholstered in a very fine grade of figured tapestry. -A striking value. Walnut Dining-Room Suite, $340.00 This Suite is typical of the extraordinary values we are featuring during ths event; made of American walnut, in satin finish; this Suite includes buffet with 60-inch top, 48x60-inch table, china closet, 44 inches wide, and large serving table; the chairs are upholstered in genuine leather; very specially priced. Walnut Dining-Room Suite, $210.50 A very handsome Suite; buffet, oblong table, china closet and six tapestry upholstered chairs, in duo-tone finish; at re- markably low price; such a value is rarely obtainable. Dining-Room Suite, $219.50 The buffet, oblong table, closed china closet, serving table and chairs, which make up this Italian oak Suite, are beauti- fully finished; host chair and five side chairs are upholstered in figured tapestry; a remarkable value. Dining-Room Suite, $137.50 Queen Anne style Suite, in American walnut, including buf- fet, oblong table, five side chairs and one armchair; the chairs are upholstered in genuine leather. ] ~ evapo adnate Ahad ~ no. a a _— eee =S casa The Model Home FULLY equipped bungalow of seven roems is on display on the Furniture Floor. Just now its furnishings are from the Au- gust Sale stock. Thus you are enabled to see how effectively these pieces fit into home surroundings—and likewise are you given suggestion of interesting and artistic ar- rangements. The bungalow is open to you at all times. Separate Pieces | Wood Seat Rocker, $7.50 OF quarter oak, in golden or brown mahogany finish. Library Table, $13.85 English brown mahogahy finish; new design, with top measuring 15x48 inches; very special. 3-Piece Davenette Suite, $1 05.00 Brown mahogany finish Suite, upholstered in figured tapestry. Spinet Desk, $19.75 Queen Anne design, in English brown mahogany; am- ne — space; @very attractive pattern and a spien- did value. Davenport Table, $16.98 Tudor design, in brown mahogany finish; very well made and a remarkable value. Double-Door Bookcase, $23.75 This is finished in golden ‘oak and has grill glass door. Very special. Metal Beds With Wood Finish Steel Bed, $17.50 [N American walnut or mahogany finish; three- quarter or full size; made of square steel tubing. Steel Bed, $19.75 An attractive design, in American walnut finish; inch square tubing; three-quarter or full size. , Steel Bed, $21.75 American walnut or mahogany finished beds, in three- quarter or full size; an attractive pattern. Steel Bed, $10.75 Two-inch continuous steel posts, with five meats fill- ers; made in full size only; wainut or mahogany finish. ; Breakfast Suite,$29.75 Illustrated—Table and Four Chairs IS attractive Suite comes in battleship and navy blue enamel; it includes gate-leg table of generous size and four exceptionally well fom 3 chairs; a very special value. Breaktast Room Suite Ready for Decorating Drop-Leaf Table, tudor design, Wood Seat Chairs, to match, set of 4, Serving Table to match, Den Ae LNA NRE PR © NO OM tm - ses altedeten te eediatianal om Agmiindeod aetadiodtae ai oT ae ;

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+ ate ae SUNDAY . JULY 16, 1923 NLIAY JULY 16, 1°22 _ —- ~ * » A . et Fahy at hace Seep yi, i. Bok. 5 (rca St) ee i . . . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [he City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. SeeEBuaEnBEezEecrc om : | eek ee ee eee eee eee eee ee RRR ae Ak As fn a ot aoe 2 ee ee | a. : . : . " re ad ; > hi e m . . 2: 12 . ~ on , . . i a - i SEE SES EES 3 , SQ Qrrt@gcsiguseraus ss fo = To ee ae : : , » Sas thes Ae ee set al oe - dtr. ages heft - q Sor - . ; ; : pater: 5 ba ve : a - " Te 4 - ra othe — if . seg - SM LS me en eee L “ a CARNIVAL WEDNESDAY 4 s , Varied Program of Ball Games, |° | |; A Races, Concerts and Vaude- The Store for LL the People ‘ae: (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) i er’s Tar Seap,. ville to Be Given. 500 $5 and $6 Sweaters ess 19c g1 | An Astonishing Sale of Over 4000 Pairs of $2.50 and $3.50 First quality Tuxedo Fiber Silk Sweaters; full 9 5 2 cut, in excellent weight: You would expect to pay ° SSS ee : , , = * gett oe a eee. ee a Reais ee eS Ss Se * Ne eS gue BA The Tuberculosis Society . at least $5 and $6 for these. Sizes 36 to 46. Colors, ie Nubre Lemon Face Louis has more contributors black, havy, jade, orchid, buff. Cream, any charity organization in the city @ according to Homer Hall, president S&S e of the Society. Twenty-five thou- a OU sand contributors are on its list and m@ : Cues ATI, | Ose ju an analysis recently made it was a f 7; ; 7 ‘ 2 : \ - (Main Fleer.) found that only 25 of these donated s ~ more than $25 each and only one @ ¥ contributed more than $100. “These facts,’ said Hall, “consti- s tute one of the best evidences that a the Tuberculosie Society of this city - really has the community back of L] ag The total amount raised during the «— ‘lest -wear was $98,640 and the total & amount expended in the campaign 2 by e » . hus4- J. ~ poe Conger: ~ —— " —_—— “ eameeas TE AE AGL PMO My ce kaa namninaatRi . gee e . ~ OBI, OER ee Aletta ‘ ee ee aa VY dies Sire eo pa teat oat PET AE p 25e size Lis- terine Teeth Paste, (Main Fleer.) a een 25e size La- zell Taicum -P Pewder, three odors, 12c (Main Filewr.) eR Hit) iii » | DANAE mre ae Hu ; | i ! tif Hs ! i ’ ~ ; ’ . IU } A brand-new lot of fine in- grain Silk Hose, slight irregu- lars of a well-known make. j Lwery pair full fashioned. Silk Hose with lisle or silk garter Bee ay cine ce viencvest / ‘ops. Heavy quality ingrain J and dipped silk.Your choice of The deficit was partly ees by a RS em Y | D) | surpius in the treasury the previous * : te . Black, White, Brown, Nude and Many Other Popular res b tributions this = pend, Saree aoctetys “work is carried ® Shades. All Sizes 8} to 10 (Main Fleer—Nugents.) P " " | ) | ’ i The soft luxurtousness of beautiful Furs—what to wrap up in a bit of a choker about her throat or a coat drawn close An, a deny herselt this joy now that the August Far Sale presents sucheiiies distinctive. ; 4 di ih Hii os A Tay : fen ATT, Tw / Ge size Pond’s Vanish- ing Cream, 37C (Maina Fleer.) a aeieeneienmeanennt GOc L’Ame Face Pewder, alj shades. 37C iMain Fleer.) 1 tN - “~_, as M4 td’ - " Wb Ey : ~ sl ’ A : f + dailies, pee ee i i.f ii OF. ' / | wi er. era’ ASAT il ' t x Fars Charged During This Sale Will Appear on October Bill, Payable Nov. 1. MT a "WA, outer Mo mT if it Ep GE OO a BO “any ai Pon ee. a i | gk bial 4 he e on through education, social service, and relief programs. Animal i if j Carnival Wednesday. One of the sources of revenue of the organization is its ball game and carnival which take place every year .- July. This year’s event will be of “Wednesday afternoon, at Sportsmans Park, and an interest- & ing m has been planned. All @ fhe contributors have been invited nanan we) a a QR EAA A A AH : Coney Coa ) B soft skins, Brown, taut ieses’ sizéa. Beautiful . aed [ E Tce e 000 articles have been dona | \ Sas | boa than 1000 firms and these ar- | a — | In a Sale Monday. — ticles all will be given away. to pur- | = SSeS J te Hy-G) a the | a ust received. Al] ° Beta | Sompiet : 2 ss \ with all prep- have rain checks just as those for | 2 “4° or as =f iy) 31.00 Chamois 2 ae eee EE Choose a Fur Coat for Comfort | violet, rose, li- te be preaent and hundreds of them |! : wai chasers of souvenir programs © new and fresh— in with all pr other major league baseball | hl and in the event of rain these |, checks will be usable in the regular | way. The major league game sched- | woe wled for the day is to be played by | 7 the Cardinals and Boston, and there will be a preliminary game between | , St. Louis firemen and the letter car-— riers. Other events on the program are 3 Chamois, soft, pliable skins, oil tanned, —_* . 63c Wash Dresses || === Women who have spent a comfy Winter in a Fur Coat would | never go back to . Cre, Mer te, MIATA AA } two races, one the sixth St. Lozuis| Junior Marathon whick will start at Moolah Temple and finish on the B home plate at Sportsman's Park, and Pen eo? on mn $10 to $15 if Priced Earlier Chamois, ~ per- fect oil-tanned skiné«. Mole and Platinum Fox | This sea son’s Wrap, $483 any other kind. Styles emphasize = the other a novelty race in St. Louis, j and.e girls’ relay shuttle race wiich | will be run in the outfield. Girls and boys from 12 to 16 years old) will be entered in these races, both | of which will be directed by amateur gportemen of the city. Verne R. C. | lacy.is general chairman of the race |= committee, and Im direct charge of | the marathon. Fred Voss is chuir- man of the girls’ relay shuttle race. Charlies P. Pettys, who is treasurer | of the general committee, is chair- man of the program sales commit-.,; tee, comprising 28 well known wom- |: en...Each woman will act as canrain | of a team of from eight to twelve «= _girla who will do the actual selling. |: (Second Fieer—% on) The procrams will sell for 25 cents. = “3 Vaudeville on Program. On the program also are a »ban‘l concert and a vaudeville entertain- | ment from a moving stage, a pitch- ing contest by members of the two Professional basebajl teams, and the presentation of the trophies to the | ‘, Winners in the various contests. Cf- ficers of the army. navy and Marine Cerps stationed in and around St. Louis have taken boxes and city and State officials also will occupy doxes. President Hall of the Tuberculosis Society will have as guests in bis box Gov. and Mrs. Hyde and Mayor @nd Mrs. Kiel and Archbishop Gler- pen. The Archbishop wil! present the trophies to the winners In the Tent events. The Governor and the Mayor will pitch and catch the first ball in the professional match. Society will be prominently repre- _ -. the boxes. A al meeting of the commttee _ WHI be held Tuesday to complete the Plans. The gates will be opened at 2 @ clock, Chairman J. F. Ober- Winder announces. Oating at Orphans’ Home. The annual outing of the Men's and Ladies’ Aid Societies of the Good Samaritan Altenheim will be he’! on the grounds of the Protestant Or- Phans’ Home on the St. Charles rock reed next Sunday afternoon andj er-- Congressman C. A. Newton Wil speak in the late afternoon. > ee ADVERTISEMENT B GIRLS! LEMONS : dressy cape lines while retaining the very service- = » - ; ir). / .3 Va Ft > able silhouette + s — —— \ | ——— —E_ a _ = $45.00 White Porcelain-Lined — Refrigerators, $35.00 High - Szade Refrigerators Re- —~ — - ioor ty i “= , > > oo —_. ‘ ™ duced ad st) a ar w = mental,” best made. 74 cam i : a3 SSoss : m high, extend to 37 vision chamber Se s inches = made oO = ) 3 a > -_-- » as 58c Oak case SESE== ao i? —_ Soccer { $3.50 and $4 Sereen pacity. = Deors—Various sizes, in $18.45 SS fae ....... $2.89 ~ $1.50 White Petticoats Very g004 cual- ity white sateen is 1.95 Stenests | Made of the new $1.95 Extra- WAND 1! NA)" ' ' Siea@ns a. Be RC ACS me inant SR hie rtm bibime. ws size vacuum OT A ins i lp tae (Feurth Fleer.) (Feurth Fleer.) r $2.50 Anseonta Qiatter Bac k Alarm Cleck— Seconds of $34.50 - Seconds of $33.50 || #2 "= Axminster Rugs Axminster Rugs 2443 | Spat _$10 | Sprinkling Hose - 4gx9-ft. Seamless Rugs, 6x9-ft.. seamless. best we AR in blue Chinese pattern. grade Rugs. Only eight Two Rugs in the lot. l Rugs in the lot. $8.95 Wool and Piber Rugs—81,x10%4-foot. Only five Rugs in the lot Seconds of the $44.50 Velvet Rugs; 81,x1015-foot seam- less Rugs. Only three Rugs in the [ot. ‘ Camera— Same cially priced at as above. pic- : ure size 2% x Seconds of $95 Wilton Rugs—9x12-foot seamless Rugs, in $ e~ 92.98 small allover patterns. Five Rugs in the AQ ‘ ' wr &S . net ote eorner motifs. Shown in iedry | = and white OR Pa: r.& G. Laun- dry *eap; irwge Var 4 < Chitdren’s Te 1 edermus- tue, an UnUuSsU- ai purchase o*” gorns. Prin- ~ 15c cess s)'ps. com- Dbinations, eta Sizes 4 to 12. 49c a . $31.73 OC edar rie w . She yy ’ t ip Hi HP mn + ute wiih ait , . - _— bE SUE NRE IG MR "44 a re

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a a x 16, i! gee gULY 16, 1922 The City Circulation of the Daily PQST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times , vombined by Approxin tely 40,0¢ t | lately ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH o.com = . _ seneietateteltetete tee tet a hee ee eel eddie ee te ee ee ee) .oowe 8 KEW BOOKS FOR THE WEEK ) Our— oo — pete a ee —_——— —_ —_-—— ne = _— + = eee meen = —— ene EEEeennaes ———— A ES --- — eee — ee a - cccdceeseeensesbenneus hoose flora] patterns. == The wanted , = HM. Pearl Adam. An unusually io- teersting diary covering the war period, 1914-1919, Everyday life guatity tor 1.98 Satin Charmeuse, 25% Or | comfort Lovers. $1.5 elie in black, brown pit navy $1 49 | From Ic $4.98 Satin Crepe, 257 Off $3 7 4 Our (Basement.) 40-inch super-spun Satin Crepe in new Fall colors... e | $1.98 White Silk Jersey, 25% Off $1 4g Entire in Paris, intimately described. War 32 end 36 inch, with satin stripe, vt various widths § b time occupations, amusements and visitors of note, including ex-Pres- $3.98 Niagara Crepe, 25% Off $2 99 $1.98 Shirting Silks, 25% Of $1 49 | ery 7 0 ident Wilson. 32-inch satin stripe jerseys and crepe de chines Silk S. “THE WORLD AFTER THE WAR” $2.95 Canton Crepe, 25% Off $1.44 Shirting Silks, 25% Off $1 08 | | 40-inch Canton Crepe in light and dark colors $2.23 $1.98 Chiffon Taffetas, 25% Off $1.49 ~ a 36-inch Chiffon Taffeta in colors er black $5.98 Black Satin Crepe, 25% Off $4 48 40-inch best quality Black Satin Crepe $5.98 White Silks & Satins, 25% ° O1$4.48 40-inch plain and brocade Silks and Satins $2.99 $1.12 $1.98 Princess Satins, 25% Off $1 49 33 inches wide $1.98 Satin Messalines, 25% Off $1. 49 22-inch, in beautiful printed effects for kimonos. . Apron Ging- ham—27 .~ inch Apron Gingham in the wauted e blue and Mid - Season — Packs A | 10c (Basement.) $3.98 Crepe Meteors, 25%. Off 40-inch Crepe Meteors in light and dark colors $1.50 Kimono Silks, 25% Off 36-inch, choice ef the entire color assortment... with additional information ef special interest to users of steel. It also contains a history ef the Brier Hill Steel Co. Prices French Seal Coats (Sealine), made of fine skins. Lined in brocad- ed linings, belted; large full sweep: new turned- up cuffs: Mandarin or bell sleeves.. sD HAi HII i] S1x90-inch Sheets, gt 9 od ie i ‘ t T are ee + . " . a. . Li}t$dtVUtGiimimiit tf 0 ot 2 mw i 0 on mo © @ | SEB EES a — , ; athe - : oar ms _ ae te ' ’ ot ey Coats e of skins, cy vi taupe and blac sizes. Beautiful brocad- phies and beliefs of the Indies people told for those witheut knowledge of the subject. By Charles Roden and Dorothy $3.98 Canton Crepe, 257% Off Frances Buxton. The result of man 40-inch Canton Crepe in black and colors (Main Fleer—Nugents.) (Basement.) $550 rq Se Seal Capes (s linings: high pee Dif y large sweep. SALE PRICE Regular Price $89.50, $ 59 67 2 Natural Muskrat Coats Beautiful dark skins: wonderfully made of the finest soft selec ted skins; pussy willow cre pe = and other linings. Belted un So ee $1.95 Long- cloth, 10-yard bolts of 36-in. fine, soft-fin- ished -Long- cloth. $1.39 (Basement.) Fe mi-F rench Teddies ‘Good wearable material; built-up or strap shoulder- styles, embroidered in pretty lesigns; finished top and bottom with -dur- able scalloping. ' $3.50 Gossard .Corsets: made of Corsets Discontinued mod- els front-lacing pink batiste; dium bust, long skirt, elastic sec- tion in back. Sizes 21 to 26. ! $7 & $10 Red. | Bandeaux Brassieres selettes $1.50 flesh color Special Cor sel- brocaded Bras- ee -* o- h-color materials, back sieres: back fast ‘ skirt. Six hose sup- fastening with ening with porters. Sizes 22 t length over abdo- = ae oS men and tw 31, except 30. mee section in two hose fern Corsets hee: at Diseontin ued front-lace models, of fine silk bro- cade, low bust, lang Ty a tae Sizes 34 to4 f $2.75 to $3.75 Sport Scarfs Silk Fiber Scarfs come in fancy weaves, in all the leading sport 12 Panes as Second of 50c Bath Towels, extra large, full bleacwed, double’ thread Jumbo Bath Towels. 29c (Basement.) se SN ER NLC a oe Sh ROA A RET BNE ANG ALR RN TN tam CAE Rat 38 Regular Price $145.00, $O 6:22 = SALE PRICE 5 fot Coats Civet Coats ae gmbroidered | tinsel Made of first quality skins, belted. Misees’ “eutl models. or fat in satin and crepe meteor linings = misses’ and women s Misses womne’s sizes 50 667 67 | Regular Price $149.50, $9067 ‘7 SALE PRICE .... Mole Coats Near Seal Coats First quality. Beautiful striped crepe linings gf linings... Self trimmed meagre with silver and gold bands. Made in the E Bile women’s sizes. > full sleeve; large rolled or notched collar. ’ . ‘hd Reg. Price $189.50, $ 34 SALE PRICE . "123: , Opossum Coats — fine aranteed quali- Made of No. 1 finest American opossums. Lined antor erepée: brocaded linings; in large rolled a eis beaver and Reetlts 0,8 © 6) 34 “83: $1.00 (Fourth Floor.) cd $2.00 (Feurth Fileor.) 4 $4.50 89c (Feurth Fleer.) | (Feurth Fileor.) a 75¢ Mink Dolman, (Fearth Floor.) | $1000 Disial Big Sale of Women’s High-Grade Borat es Summer Footwear Sovet's sen B.. . vels to the world 3 9c Including the renowned Dorothy Dodd, as well S| tons of which some diy he is to be (Basement.) as other high- $ makes. | Oe Pee EIGHTH DIVISION WORLD WAR 1917-1 Recents Ea 2000 yards 60c Table Dam- ask; an excep- tional opportu- nity to secure heavy bleached mercerized 1} life of the Prince teresting anecdotes ihadddy |! lial PReeeTTRi Teer: eereene ; ’ 1) er ; steteree ’ " " ee MMA NNO eT ROCREU HUET OU RED ENE EE preys puperenyperycupgye eh tasteiienineeen hibit | | ria | ' tii iii) | iT) il ; " ; ; ; bitte ; ' j } Hh uel thi ' ' THTPC papery POET ETy et dl ' i s i | frm LM ASAHI ATA ie Pillow Tub- img. 42 and 45 fnch excellent White canvas Ox Black kid tr quality tubing, fords and straps. in mill lengths. Black satin one ‘ strap. in plain blue satins. Wonderful Coats for motor- = ! OS = 3B ~ Sigja outdoor wear. Misses’ and women’s sizes. = 1 : ‘ —— . i ng kid ene Self-trimmed belt and border. = aC ack satin two- == 2 ‘ strap. wanted Reg. Price $235. 00, ¥ Dh: 67 3 (Basement.) : oe kid Ox- a T = : or a Hh MIT it rine lit HHH NANT) Th | ad h SALE PRICE . heed Penis K ale Coats ing, 76-inch, fine quality Sheeting cut of beautiful lustrous skins, resembling a = age in character, Mandarin sleeves” of = ms ural skunk. Lined in crepe satins, Canton & E156 | scence $1965 iSeal Coats Jap Mink Coats | anest quality Hudson Seals, —= ® rolled collar and eutte of Semi- 1p model, made of the finest selected = Lined in crepe, dotted figures or striped = . n . Yer and natural squirrel Squirrel : skins. , : or turned-up. Self-trimmed Trimmed in tails. Ladies’ and misses’ : Women’s 2 rap, $500 7 eS¥eep. Misses’ and ladies’ patterns. ' 4 pes Hose, ful l- $ ro 5022 Reg. Price $395.00, . 4 | Hoses “with SALE PRICE | S| dence: tor. = and plenty of white. Sizes fole Wraps | Hudson Seal Capes | Pi32°" Mole of finest oan — . OF figured linings. Fuli | caved musket). Lined in all the” hee ste 1 $1.29 linings; full length; large Sweep. = . »$ 34 | Reg. Price $395.00, $ ed oo | he Be. . —=| SALE PRICE . Beare oe — cerized; strict- = ly first quality, = in the much- iF ur Scarfs and Chokers a eck Balbrigxs an 3 9% to 11. Bay Sable Chokers; extra large skins; very dark color, trimmed in = a Regular price $59.50—sale price. . $39.67 = 29c FI (Fourth Floer—Nugents.) ib i} e tin wery fine dark naturel Selected quality ai ii "26 ¢ p HIiRARGAIN BASEMENT ey : Women’s and Girls’ Low Shoes $4 and $5 Values. . on , High-grade footwear made by three well-known manufacturers. In- cluded are new cut-out pumps in various patterns, canvas sport Ox- ° fords with patent trims, welted soles and rubber heels, Oxfords and- pumps and strap pumps, in black or brown kid or black satin. Sists a Silk Dieceaine 95 $12.00 to $15.00 Values (Basement.) ; ry E Soft bleached Muslin, 36-inch Muslin, cut from piece. No dressing. 123c (Basement.) _-A AS 4 Hose, full mer- And every one a beauty—splek and span— ‘We are shipping today” wires ,- (Basement 7, {our Dress buyer now in New kin Stone Marten Choker, made of selected dark skins, trimmed in = san sooeuae it a Ss ¥ ; a ae VYork—“Will arrive for Monday's ter cor dovan 2 YY me <1 selling” and from his report thev are a most wondertul lot of Silk ( Dresses—all sizes, 16 to 46. The Materials Are— Canton Crepes Crepe de Chine. ‘Tr rTyrTrYTrTrTr.sTsT, T's". *. . . + . . eee eee eee Se LL LL LLL LLL RRR RRR ELS Dieting weakens you and over-eterciss tires you because the former reterds the development of muscular energy, sad the latter consumes too much of it. That ie why you find the o)¢-fashicsed method of fat reduction such « hardshiopn. Why met get eta of your excess fat in the harmiemn ecientific. cacy wag by taking @ barmices Marmola Preece Tabdiet after each measi and at ? . Mar- meoia FPreecription Tablets are prepared exact nee with the Marmee —S ties, are eepuane have been and white Socks and Stoc kings, in black only, Sizes 5 to 10. 12}c eet ) $1.25 Knit Cnderwear, women's out- size Union Suits, with built-up shoul- de d hel Regular price $74.50—sale price. . $49, 6 7 muse. alne eoene t . ‘ on and tails. Regular price $69.50—sale price. . $46. 34 nm Eastern Mink Choker, made of selected skins, very dark shades, din n tails and claws. Regular price $37.50—sale price. . $25. 00 ae Marten Chokers; single skin; extra large, trimmed with claws and "Regular price $37.50—sale price.. P2900 Be Fox Choker, in platinum shade, rose, baum marten, clarette, genuine a Natural shades. Wool Crepes Taffeta — Satins Ratine and Pongee Beaded Georgette Krepe Knit Taffeta and Satins * wd af cag SDOPESTTO CT APSRIPDODERRGARORIET | MRarT ifs vtRY CHuNt DERE ST Lopnenoggn: erly: Tapeemme nner s i HU HA Wr dail heeds f i Included in this lot are 200 beautiful trimmed white Georgette #12 and $15 values, $7.95 Very newest styles and ideas. Furs charged during this sale will appear on oP smmareatl bill, payable November ist. Dresses. seer rererereereTeeeerreeerereeeeemeeee eee ee ee ee iii Pe i i i i i i i i i in ii in i ph i +4 Rogenerpeneg sere eeepc ogee iach oe ull — (Basement. om cae ~..nneseeonee oa on aE. 2.8.8.8 8.8 8.8.8.8. saesenene

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SUNDAT, S1. LOU POST DISPATCH The City Cire slenon of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily G cal wrnmetonet and me en Combanee. JULY 1. toame ee ea rman er cial “| eer ow —_———---— ee — —_—— REED'S FALSITY CHARGE ("95 tbe: Pas wom ome 1901S A om ‘| Hop Flavored Matt Extract Is Only THROWN p ACK BY HUME 18: eu = SE ~ Se i” v Pe IE eerie: ay : bo at yo Gee hake” * pe nose 2 — fap As Rich As the Hops and the Malt | ~*. ae Ei Gey Tickets good going on all Wabash trains ser || “ESE Saturday July 22nd ement Regar le Stamps with 2% ez. Pure Extract of Vanilla er Lemon, 30¢. iterates (ood returning on any Wabash train leaving Chicago before mi = SUIT of clothes is only as good as the cloth that goes in publican Speech Co Phone ROU ay Db of August 3rd. Children under 12 years of age, $6. Baggage will begh into it. If the wool isn’t there, the cloth isn’t there. chal Ciatlod This .— ed as usual. Tickets good in free reclining chair cars and eoacial The cloth d d upon the wool and the he tailor depends nator Called Untrue. 3a cloth depends T parlor and sleeping cars on payment of usual charges. upon the | the cloth. he »st-Dispatch has _pecetved Ri 2 . Wabash Service to Chicago : from John P. Hume of Milwaukee, Trains leave St. Louis 8:15 a. m., 12:20 noon, 9: . Pp. m., Vs 52 p A Hop Flavored Malt extract is only as rich as the malt : ee PUR SRE | ES RENE Pi The 9:17 p. m. train leaves Delmar Av. Station at 9:32 p. : . - imar and the hops that go into it.. And the malt is only as rich Central Committee of Wisconsin, a cag pai eta ap see Wabash Ticket Office, 328 N. Breadway-Comnuil ee a ; as the barley it is made out of. If the barley isn’t there, letter reiterating his statement to a oR. E.R. VAN BOOVEN, Deatis' | sa eee me cerns | Ale Union Stat; Del ve the mait isn’t there. And the hops must have been = @ Post-Dispa: f correspondent Ms Ganid ice eatheats Ae = a cham thten ot $ ° . Sanate. did mot « ul rith ti : trous Oxsid-Oxy gen s) a | tio : convenience Puritan Hop Flavored Malt Sugar Syrup is the richest we ing camtiimage Process if Desired. a | en your return trip. | malt extract made anywhere in the world. This Is so ES Maar i becauie it is made out of the choicest barley grown any- where in the world and is flavored with fresh pressed Bohemian Hops. It is absolutely pure because it is not filled with moisture nor adulterated with cheap corn. In buying Hop Flavored malt extract it actually doesn’t _ in either time or labor to use anw but the best. So at be OO emocratic Leader suit taste; large bottle a teak $2.00 Eagle Stamps FES pound Pare Dutch Cocoa, 25c; use hot er iced. St ighig oe nee: Xe Bn TR oie 4 _ ™ _ rm ‘ J €, _— — Na bia %y eee rely a Ti i J y 3 A * bevy: MAE ~ se " on 7 7 “Neo whrtres = = - . 4 e athe ‘st - # Nias ok J for and demand mand is \ TR" Se 4s De ee AS “Sony ag a Sg FOR RI gs ea ti MES Mees: ee ae hy ied * eee iste gh . ee es it . —— antirs Prt eae DS OB) | HOP FLAVORED baretag 1 misrepresentat ; I . p r absolutely knows that he never con- PURI AN MAL sulted the Srate pomegranate either personally or by letter as to {ts policy SUGAR SYRUP in the 1920 campaign, or as to he possibility of the Democratic candi- date for United States Senator win- For Sale at All Good Stores ing the election. “Te he was at all familar wit! in Wisconsi' AVN $ hs ed Ps > " le ilies EH tt. > ee ee =a" oat ec = y + i i RS Re per cts —_— ais “ ; why dy RR any. « re attics “” Distributed by CLIFFORD-ROSEN BROKERAGE CO. 425 S. Seventh Street, St. Louis, Mo. h aint MERON eet ee “of an oS ~ “ ~ aaee Seaeetts - t oe te ~~ > . | late contributec nm ADVERTISEMENT. the party than any publi in mv knowledge “The Hon. Pau! Reinsch, who was 0 er y 0 ou 0 sele ted as the candi dat e for C ni- ed States Senator was the choice: of the Democrats. e rec ognized the factional fight in the S e ime! publican ranks and we had reason fo believe that if the bitterness ap- Read This Terrible Confession by a Mother Who Was *"5r! 0” the surface amounted so thing. the Democrats should have Ruining the Lives of Her Children. received the votes of the disgrunticd ; element who were defeated in the For sometime | had noticed that my two children . primary. oe of seven a girl of ten, were ony (i. pA | he “In view of the fact, that Mr. h nervous, irritable and very disobedient SWE ee) Co } a we ay | A ih be Reed did not consult the Democrat'c tried various punishments, even whipping, but , perk Be State Central Committee. and Ji er earls eat thie « My own nerves were all | —aa Ni Di ins ake af the esieéhy eenn~. ‘ - 3 , tne nerve force and thet this vital fuidof . statements made in my interview fe was stored in the nerve celis.much , are false, he should show some evi- h . Soe nc at oct ees STARTING MONDAY, JULY SEVENTEENTH ing up the campaign [n this State fo- a Repubdiican. “Wir. Reed tn hie statement calls attention to the ryote received by Mr. Lenroot ° wy Nhe oe nme “ ° , ‘ = : pape! Maa TL a " pentane aes . 0 Ae ow yt OM fa! it iT’ {'\) ef | Phy MITTIN LL LELL UL CLARER MLC LLL LL) GLU LLL Mm we : Fy ge 4 an A oe re ay eo ae Sethe: ere npg ¥ aa : , ‘ _— - 3 d “7 al ad ISS . . _ BY sa ; . i > at ub me ‘ — —~ SOLO NS REN RI elena atonal Sty 6 Se aceite idea ieee in adhdaatnceinsoen niente tania neta ee eae be arihlip ne eb , el win aa een RETAIN 5 . * ceases ’ ‘5 . -. a tegisbes Ga . “ . “canal aah sf ea + > eee ee) eee weet pape ee aa i Sy ag apheren ony “yl Ntanmiaay OF Oe I : | ‘ ; *& +e is TUMEUR ELL CLL ULE, GA GAS 1 * Reinech aoe" appears to ry with Badd Sota ote | : Qur entire stock of Furniture is marked had no chance 4 Fy 3 “What part Senator Reed snenead a in reducing the Reinsch vote. he is at reduced rices in better position to explafn than I p a T am. Mr. Lenroot won the Republi- . can primary. Mr. Thompson was er beaten. Mr Reinsch, the Demo- 4 eratic candidate. was recognized as ' ' | ° ° R ° ° be true ae after I re- | sembiesthatin the nerve and braincellsofman. a man of progressive thought, and All lV oom an nervous . and revita- ‘It also contains a newer form of iron like one exceptionally well fitted for the Ing OOInN ning out, exhausted perve cep the iron in your bleed and ! . oom 9 - gi: 5” a fi ize the trom in noeitian and 4-,A - een +h + same was done for my child sprnach. lentils and apples. This form of iron ae dae id ju¢ging from the part Aj ; a. 33 re hem to be the nicest. sweetest will net biackenor injure the teeth nor upset that Mr. Reed played in this State. a whole disposi- thestomach. It is an entirely different thing he was in a position to he! beat y coang 7 * . .p seeus tee hypethetics) cece. which « ona mae — eae ag ap teae y Meer gen T.erroo-t bv supporting the Demo- Bedroom suites and partial : suites, as yeician says may well illustrate thousands Dleed and a nerve food ratic candidate. instead of sunnort- which exist taday. Homes are wrecked. child Over four millhen people are using Nurated -_ man who aes ; aia : fron annually. ead from the remarkably beneficial results which it has preduced_ the . aa x ne Republican primary and the well very ‘odd and occasion plec end mental tortures often caused by a depie- manafecturers feel so certain of its efficacy an independent. € as e c a C Sl a ] e, tien of the nervo-vital guid. that they guarantee satisfactory results te “Verv truly rou ’ In such cases, what you need is topet more every purchaser or they will refund your | Me nt Steet. nk mare iren into yoar | it 43 MTEL LCE CULLLEL CCAR CULL a ; (Signed) ; JOHN P. HUME. ° — . This ie best accomplished by the use of | ONST. For sale a po emg dl a “Chairman.” | d d— th ted theprincipsichemicaicenstitucntefactvelit | sud ener ocd dre cone wags cues: pam HOUUng 1S CxCepied. tng nerve force in a form which most nearly re- r _ DELEGATES ¥ WILL GIVE JUSTICE TO ST. LOUIS, SECRETARY SAY | Individualism in Home Lighting SAYS Edgar Gengenbac:: Believes Conven- Select lighting fixtures to harmonize with tion Will Deal Firmly on City Y the distinctive plams you have worked out | Limits Expansion. so carefully. cdgar GengenbacH. assistant gen If you need one eral secretary of the Chamber ot fixture or a com- “ | Cemmerce. who has just returned ~ S plete outfit, it will ‘ from the constitutional convention at {1 aT\ ii pay you to visit {WN si Jefferson City, thinks a big majority . ) ‘ 4 wer? SoA 4) a "> ar. NSS , i. ” a? klk te dal St A eR Se ~ P ' 4 * as Agr een 6 pe npeltane GA Ws + o witdawan d’ iP oar ae Gee + eae, is ia 2 + Se eee re 7. Le LE ERED te REE NORE: OMENS NEO HT > — ~~ — —_ ? >. Lae. ‘ . " . ™ - ‘ ; : i I) tes “Wh ee ei tee ‘ “ - mee é ” “ aa ie aes oar, + rs " : ee ae ee ern on, > A et . i . $ by cn-ventageds : « Stokes » & Siew euiattel pee ae SP ak, ome esho m i of the delegates will deal fustly and larg AT pila fairly with St. Louis in the matter of provisions for expanding the cit = limits. He believes that the time- W ] tf thi €a honored rincipies tn the present = a sO O er in} 1S OT tC = a Constitution will be retained end that whatever changes are made ir these will bein the nature of simpli - b f R d I hi ERIE alll dae -aoew nenenae ees number of Rugs and Draperies w theortes will be quashed. The so-called country | t | a.i@d sity iawyers at- wang as acne” ea | are priced at substantial savings. respect. Their. grasp of fundamental! questions, their native ability and sincerity, are evident toa degree not generally appreciated. : : “The attitude of the delegates to- ‘inches es Oe ward St. Louis is cordial. More ang ' ; . f& moe it is — appreciated that the city of St. Legis belongs to the peo- pie of Missouri.’ Postponed yectal to the Post-Dispatch HAR! Pare N ‘y 13 | . a 4 ¥ - oe Sits 0 a . ¢ “i ° er + - m —_— - re 4 * of CM < con re 1 ww eee ee ed ee Te Fo a Me ee - : a ” Aor ge te

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SUNDAY, Y 16. 1922. é 1 trains rnd cago: before midnight paggage will be check. and coaches; also ip fi bbe rn . at Ce 7 tg eS be ay t wy i yelp — By - % eed ~ oie . . , “ 7 a - Pris ww Me ¥ by “ -~ ~ el ICEL Aare, AIRE RR En EEE RNs RT REO I I: eA: Nie ARADO TEI a ta ROG BANE Fae ae TP ORR ree ie ene i eG Se ee os “ ve oe? -_ " Rh - . — ’ 7 . . x : eae 2 mee 2 . hl - +r ? wre. te AN TS ate or - w _ » Ty « respon p. m., ] l 752 * ; 9:32 p. m. 2. ; | orner Locust, § }:/|: yr | Th | i Station. _ | | a. | Br: ; | ‘ ; : ASE t ii ‘ te 4 ' ; i be \ +] ii ' 2 mm 2 \ - - ‘ ' + eg ! ry ay | at - , ; ; ; a Pig if} 4 ‘aii . , ' a ; bil 4 tik id ow : 4 ' i »* thie Zs j ’ | % Fe ¥ . tae ; j i ’ ‘ 2 a ; ’ ; ; : ; | - * ae . ,ih aaa i; il te 4 |, “hi by | ; had ; > ' ; - » - s 14: . - > / iy . regi. tr ‘SRREer ke PETS TT mi ; ” ; a iilits - “wed vt). i}; hh ' , : wes A ‘i A r sit Hie : - 3# ; ‘ tit | ' in rhiaiti ai al 3 g . ; ) sii ; ri i} ‘ 3 % 2 : i ie ) Bee iti i ti we 7 t; yj 4 ; | ire NL th piiiti i) i : >. ; — ~~ “4 | ’ — bietily ,4 ee ; 4 i 6 Mee aT ri ; - s: en a ee eS - " 4 7 . cere ————————— - ai Gx i eeeenmntins | XS Sg , ; ~ . - a Now =. ‘ : 7 + : Oh hy = |} oad = — Ve —-= ee | if ' . - — st) - -- . 2 ~ : «fA - " . ’ _ MO" = i . | ‘ .\ . ‘ > a se PAANMARARARLRRRBREE a A ; ~ \ \ 2 te . . 4 - —_ .* ‘ ‘ . , : i} ' #eeargi ~~! | } s ‘ , : ; i Starts Tomorrow, Monday, July 17th OMORROW, Monday, July ing-Room and Dining-Room Fur- 17, we inaugurate our great niture. AUGUST CLEARING SALE. This promises to be the outstand- ing economy event of our entire history. Never in the 61 years of our existence have we offered such super-values in fine Furni- ture. | TTT ¥. Sa ME a LSS es, Sa ; Our selections were never more complete, but the striking values involved will create a demand that may even deplete these great assortments. * ¥ * Cine bh . . Te ne Me 2 Oa a eye im Sa ati ener e er : ‘ 4 Bar SS aa SFP he ae «a ah O69 aS ease 8% 2 eer Ue, ne et a Pte wt Wt i UT iaa ir: > ‘ el M £4" es ca - : Pm eS eee . sas p r ni Mae ae eh rs bs Rea ae ae a _* as . * er LL LLL IS SN A ee ER re — *; e We therefore advise your atten- It has always remained for us to dance on the very first day if you establish value-giving precedents wish to fully realize on the won- and on this occasion we are add- derful opportunities presented for ing but another to our long list substantial savings. Bear in mind of merchandising achievements. we are offering the largest stocks Never have we made such drastic of Quality Furniture in this lo- and sweeping reductions on our’ cality at reductions that range unrivaled stocks of Bedroom, Liv- from -— = ~ oe oS _ rte ke : 2 i 0 . pateledh eS a : Sy EY ee , ; as A a an ans d : ak Oy tae) dn. me — r ; haa Se ga? ~~ PF y » BY, Mie ty Tae ie oie TA ne “ fame ; oy ae erp te Se ea He ee ae ale Re ed 7 £ ant ay ow : A Fetes ~ : ‘ + shiek - oy - A IR iat aS 6 ial oie ee ee “ ’ FURADOUADLNOOEYURLATEALDEESEUE DUDE DEDUR TOUR EATEN AUTO Dae _- = SS — SSS SSS > i ANTIQUE WALNUT INLAID DINING SUITE Here is a Dining Suite very much apart from the ordinary. The lines ar€ refined and elegant. The construction is of good quality. The finish is a rich dull antique walnut with white and black inlays. 8-piece Suite consists of buffet, extension table, five side chairs and one armchair. Chair seats are covered in figured tapestry. The eight pieces are specially priced at 4-PIECE DUO-TONE WALNUT SUITE. For out and out value, this 4-piece Bedroom Suite surpasses anything in St. Louis. It is well constructed and finished in duo-tone walnut. For a mod- erate price this Suite embodies some very exceptional qualities. 4 pieces consist of full-size, bow-foot bed, vanity, with triple mirrors, 50 chifforette and large dresser. We have specially priced . Se kc cc ee ee cecese eae a uk BRED See a ORR CS Ftaneettaremas ‘yon! ett Seng aa eh , BP aA (ee SS Gea Le Recess ae Bau Oa ee. Ny Gea ES Sem See Paste Same Suite of ten pieces, with server and china 19 SN OO SB ge BB see OE Beg NA A 8 eae | Ba cabinet, specially priced -at . Remarkable Values in Bedroom Suites $198 four-piece walnut or mahogany Suite. Full-size bed, dresser, chif- foret ity. 167.50 , ; orette ame vanity uemuced to | | $ , $425 ten-piece Queen Anne walnut Suite, reduced to $227 four-piece American walnut Suite. Full-size bed, dresser, chif- PRR mati NASER = Yt EO ey 8 $385 genuine Italian walnut Dining Suite of eight pieces, reduced to forette and vanity. Reduced to Bele? See. ° KE) er ciee ee » (OP ES $287. $306 six-piece mahogany Suite, with full-size bed, reduced to. .. .$260 | Aa Ss = A 0k 5 memes tht bowed SS $514 nine-piece walnut and polychrome Dining Suite, without china $379 seven-piece walnut Suite, with full-size bed, reduced to... ..$310 cabinet. Hepplewhite design. Reduced te b $675 ten-piece Hepplewhite mahogany Dining Suite. Oval extension $470 seven-piece Hepplewhite walnut Suite, with full-size bed, + ce Peet ae ih BS | , a, cu we ¥ pes 2 elie ta a PRE Raley mee -. bl | ae ty eR a LLL LETT SS LT KT TTT LT o> — . > é a + TR A LC I EE A ST: A ee ne A TT TMC LT A eR fds es ' LU TE ET > ANT tog ra : , ner MeN seen

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es a ele a FO a re ee: api ee te ee ee Rt oe ae a £ 2 ° - foe as 2 “a ihe vay POPPA AR ‘Me wr dee ee aa mae ba “ OY nen — j a 2 " nh inp | OVE SPORES tye 2 pag es 3 2 ¥ “tn. ee ee Cr Sah ae ewe we ee vy ngmmn 6a , ‘ oe Nene MIE AEN Nae OR A Bray OE 4 Cr a rns ! oe v: eee . ~ = did) se ¥ x ; “a ; ° 7 ~ e Se i el ae s > See ee ae M ~~ e ters . , y EY tee ond no oy : 14 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Bianche Arrsat Noted Cpera Stnger. Takes ff 34 Lbs by Drinking — Prepared from Jav- Arline Herbs. NO DRUGS — NOT IN- JUR nant U for 44-Page ooklet. Stamp This Firm Has Ne Agents. & Arral’s Tika Co. “Established 1911" Dept. 11. 600 Fifth Ave. New York. How I Got Rid of Burning Feet And Pains from Cerns and Bupions Without Seaking, Powders, Piasters, Ete. After Suffering Indeacribabie Feet Misery for 20 Years. Srof. F. T. Mcintyre, well known @Urid tourist and lecturer, says: “For years I was compelled to wear shoes two sizes too large, to be able to walk with any comfort at all. I tried soaking my feet-in medicated baths, powders, and foot-treatments galore, but the barning callouses and soreness re- fused to go, while the pains from corns and bunions continued to torture both mind and body, which upset my entire nervous system. One day, very fortun- ately, | meta lady from Egypt who gare me a little box of Gypsy Foot Relief, which she said was a secret from the desert. After using it a short time, the awful burning stopped, the cal- louses came off in chunks, leaving the skin of my feet clean and smooth, while the pains from corns and bunions seemed to disappear as if by magic. From that time, I said a joyful good- by® to over 20 years of indescrib- able foot misery. | would not take a bundred thousand dollars to again go through those years ofagony. Now I feel Hketelling every foot sufferer toget a box ef the wonderful Gypsy Foot Relief.” Note.—Gypsy Foot Relief, referred te by Mr. 4 ag may be applied in a minute, without fuss or bother. Sure, reliefcomes three minutes later, or makers give back the small amount you pay. It is sold in this ci'y by Weolff-Wiisen, Judge & Delph, Keiffer Dregs, PEiederie Drug Co. Johnson Bres., Wetpert Drug, Fameous-Barr Co. ADVEETISEMENT YOUR HAY FEVER AND ASTHMA | orno CONQUERED; PAY When we Conquered. we can prove mt by th of testimonials, and to further preve it te YOU, we make the fellewing offer: It costs you absolutely if LA Goes not only relieve Fever and Asthma, but destroy Germ. PRO R MAIGNEN, NOTED FRENCH SCIENTIST of PHILADELPHIA CLINIC, fully treated thousands, and treatment will be sent to you upen re ce'pt ef yeur name Ne money required until you have made «a therough test anc sat yourself that it ts worth the email) cost. If vou are skeptical, this test will BANISH your DOUBT and YOUR SUFFERING. Is ft not worth a ay te get something thas has dene- Tea the ed thousands and costs neibiag to try? | | gates. We leave it to you. MAIGNEN CHEMICAL CO. ZiGlV Grand Av... Kansas City. Mo. ‘South Broadway, has success- | his same. PARKING PERMITS ILLEGAL, Hay Speaks to Long Ctubs. Charlies M. Hay will address a POLICE COURT JUDGE SAYS joint meeting of the “Long-for-Sena- Ordinance Comes Up He Will Deciare It Void. “St. Louis streets are public prev- ‘erty and for that reason no person | ean be given exclusive right to a cer- tain space on any street of the city,” declared Judge Mix in Police Court yesterday, in discussing a peace dis - turbance case which grew out cf parking privileges granted to taxi- ‘cab companies and service car drivers by the Director of Streets and Sew- | | | Mix Says If a Test Case on Taxicad ' ers. Judge Mix said that the issuance of parking permits to taxicab compaln- les and service car drivers was ille- gal. He said that if a test case was made before him he would ‘e- clare void the ordinance which gives the director the authority to the nermits. Judge Mix estimated the public street was given to eacn taxicab company and ‘service car driver to te this | granted. TWO CANDIDATES. “WITHDRAW Three Previously Announced Plans to Leave Races in Aug. 1 Primary. candidates tre Liae€ - 2 - + o that ‘i- feet Oi right was ithdrew yesterday from scramble for nomination in the Aug. 1 primary. D. Franklin Garber, 4714 Ashland Court, candidate for the Republican nomination for the office of Prose- cuting Attorney, and Thomas J. O’Brien, candidate cratic Committee from the Fifteenth Ward, filed withdrawals. The board also received the formal withdraw- al of Sterling P. Bond, who recent- ly announced his retirement from the race for the Republican nomina- tions for the United senator- ship. Withdrawals were received Friday from Simon Hart. 1628A Market street, candidate for the Republican Committee from the Sixth Ward, and Samuel 4 ; near Grand Boulevard, the Shu-/! } ~— 79 rv. Willi ce Extra Specials Pogo Stick Very strong. with natura! seat a =C.. BES > ’ iz Ft ae = . - >, ee r ' Sox om _ } SOLES ¢ .~.% iota | 2-Burner Gas Plate Fully guaranteed Just what you wanted 2-burnes Gas have $6.00 Month. Fern and Dish design. An Look at the In artificia!) ornmamen* ny home. cheap price 4 Galvanized Washtub Heian setting a ~ 1? : Oo Ded ga. 44-Inch Folding Settee and Pack Pate. $2.98 49c reguar ftam'iy-size ' an- rer them. None mite 39 | An Hit HE ih : ERth Fl teee i ’ { ‘ ne ; ; ‘hs Piays Prete es Crate ; ' teart ’ Hy at : Baby Jeannette Phonograph Not a Toy Ff May” — y Record Up fo 10-Inch Exactly as Shown Baby Jeanette Phonograph p for eutings. etc Made « of these— 4 Cormbina- Range with ry comstruction, full size and full te Stand the weather: reciin- eautifuliy leather upho!l- Just Like pie see tte Tititid + Suite eonsists of oa , , . ctension table and a large spacious buffet. eight pieces—six genuine leather seat chairs with one arm- with or without mirror, in the Yueen Anne design—all match perfectly—may be had im either walnut or excellent construction will insure a lifetime of use—come see it. Davenport, chair and upholstered ia ish pillows arms. overstuffed Suites Sez5 Velour Sai $200 Velour Saite $306 Mohair Suite ns » af ° pF ; LE el RAS, OAS LEP PIMA LE: Bich MORAGA RS CANO TL EL” ARTI: PERTH A Migr Bem ee eee ec re bd ea “ = Cane anc Cane arms and bec cushions and pil $260 Cane and $232 Cane and $:398 Came and * Lor ’ —— 414 NORTH BROADWAY : t a, ALMAPHONE to Your Home This Week a $1 Cash Delivers Any *29 Balance on Easy Terms We are headquarters for Refrigerators. as this price and sty'e of bex will prove. se I guaranteed in way. and te fust prover size for family use The one pictured, front ice feed, is nest popular num- in eur comp! ete boast of har- the most complete im the city. FREE 6 Records and 1000 Swiss Needles With Every Almaphone mahogany fnish. 40 inches $1 Cash 7." Refrigerator| | . four-gahMon Earthenware Water © compiete with sicke!l-piated fagret. tifully decorated: very sanitary aad to keep clean. No phone or mall @e erders: Nene to dealers... S126 Cae«h— He Month. t Stores in St. Louis, East St. Louis, Danville, Iil., Cairo, Ill. WE BUY FOR LESS AND SELL FOR LESS

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ABE HEEH MEY 0 NG? _ SUNDAY, es JULY 16, 1$22. = ~. gUNDAY. ose FOLLY 16, 1923. Sa : sere : " ee SE anteaters ————————— aS — Y) - — J 7 =. SS SALE |} : gs for Summer Off former price Leather veling © 4.50 Price Leat her | The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Ap ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 15 ee) a aN = ——————==EE_ se a SRR mete — 9 etl. aati Htthianinsipha tape’... + tga s- ico a at re ges ee ay & wai ad titi a, ae > nD A Real Furniture Sale Starts Tomorrow Tomorrow, the first day of our annual August Sale 0.00 | i>. ; —one of the two only sales we hold each year. former ‘price cing. || That is why St. Louis has come to look upon this acts iP eh9S le sale as a real value event. Reductions, rea] and ther-lined ‘aoe - rs i hi >. $15.00 ’ worth while on everything (excepting only two or aa 260 '. @ three lines of nationally fixed prices). The same . | liberal payments. And goods purchased now will To ' pean. Travel be held for future delivery. former price full. Trunks— al-stne Come the first week of the sale, tomorrow, if possi- ble, for in many instances small lots, discontinued patterns and floor samples are cut to even half of their real value. Come tomorrow before the com- plete range is broken—buy during this sale for the next six months—this August Sale offers real bar- gains in dependable, quality furniture and house furnishings. former price |] sOn veling ther ry former price full. Trunks— man . former price full- Trunks— aa ; e former price full-size Trunks— , 0 5 sipeball ae we Hot Bottles | size Bottles: Bab weed Linoleum Remnants i, Price Enough for small room, hall or bathroom. Bring room measurements. ONE OGRE Cem gAe > * weet , . iene eee ee eee , peenan ; ee ee * ‘ ia ; ts " ERR ge + pang natn, - . 4 e , wer “~ ~ ss eS ee mn . ae ce pal I wlnlh a ae” a a os & t& : oo. ee = 4-Piece Bedroom Suite As illustrated; bow-end double bed: dresser has five drawers; vanity dresser is 48 inches wide; chifforobe, 44 inches wide. Genuine American walnut. na ee a te 8 a “* yt EN: gk Bes ete Se hss Py | a MR eg ~- > ‘tor hee Py 4 ‘ . * — e- 8-Pc. Dining-Room Suite Italian Renaissance style—table, buffet;-arm- chair and five straight chairs. All the pieces finished in the novel and much-desired “dusty walnut.” Chairs upholstered in tapestry. Axminster Rugs Bi is saat ie a Roy a Louis evening ews service. $425 4-piece Ivory Suite............... $208 $250 4-piece Ivory Suite $225 4-piece Ivory Suite $475 4-piece Mahogany Suite $325 4-piece Mahogany Suite $280 4-piece American Walnut.......... $155 $340 4-piece Am. Walnut Vanity Suite. $248 a oe —_ Dining-Room: Suites $760 American Walnut $999 American $773 American $300 American Walnut $676 Mahogany —10-Pe. 7 ” ee, tes opt * 4 P i, ee ~ aie ss q * RAINE ot NE eS IR vere ae a ~ she - Wine @ 9x12 size, woven with deep, soft pile. Exquisite patterns ‘and col- or combinations. $89.00 9x12 Wiltons $55.00 9x12 Axminsters.... $47.50 9x12 Axminsters.... $35.00 oxr2 Velvets........ $32.00 9xr2 Brussels $29.75 9x12 Brussels....... $25.00 9x12 Brussels $47.50 8.3x10.6 Axminsters. $15.00 gx12 Grass Rugs.... $10.00 9x12 Grass Rugs.... $20 Cork Consists of large dresser, bow-end bed, van- Linoleum Rugs , ity dresser, chifforobe, chair, rocker and a 16.25 } bench with cane seat. Beautifully finished in $1.75 Inlaid Linoleum, sq. yd.$1.49 9-De Dinin g-Room Suite Oil — : American walnut. | i A Walnut Suite $36 aE olin "Prancaen in a ee 0 7-piece American Wa aoe - oorcovering, sq. yd. ‘ $490 7-P s jad bs on ‘ ae Genuine American walnut throughout. Round or oblong extension table; large china closet; $275 7-piece American Walnut Suite... .$198 59¢ buffet with mirror; one armchair and five $138 Bird's-eye an $124 Bird’s-eye Dresser ; a Rag Rugs straight chairs, with full box seats of leather. 4 All that for only $249.50! fuaran teed. r ¢@ om ; $ 84 Bird’s-eye Chiffonier . ae & One only to a be ASE : ah. on 1s _ $ 72 Bird’s-eye Chiffonier .............5 48 27x54 inches; formerly oo = : ae ae SS . ee FS ) $ 82 Bird’s-eye Dressing Table... $ 50 sold for $1.35; sale price $140 American ; ; Ga cee - : $120 American Walnut $ 90 American Walnut phone or mal! - Overstuffed a 7, fats Fo. r 3 AM io ; $ 72 American Walnut Living-Room Suite Curtains and Drapes $ 64 American Walnut and see Its Davenport, chair and rocker, heavily overstuffed $110 American Walnut China Closet. .$76.00 PRA POE kite SO RIL 5 AA CCRT TIES 2 cst ms, tion, full «ize and full ad the weather: reclin- 7-~Piece Bedroom Suite Se eerere AT SON Sa PT RARITIES IEEE ER CRN — ae => Ice Cream mi Freezer Just like pic- ture, Yer ys strongly made and fully Florence Wickless Cook St 2 eo ont Ideal - Fireless Cooker; samples, 89c real 79 c Value... Pi ee St ae ee ORE fe, eet hope aifion * Hie * ! and upholstered in rich velour or tapestry. Turk- ish pillows arms. Other splendid values in 3-piece overstuffed Suites: 225 Velour Suite. » “8200 Velour Suite @ $396 Mohair Suite. High oven model; black .en- ameled; other gas and com- bination Ranges at big dis- counts, as follows: $46 Federal Range $80 Acorn Range $105 Charter Oak 95.00 $146 Jewel Range.... 131.40 $79.75 Jewel Range.... 71.75 $63 Jewel Range... 49-75 $ 34.50 60.00 HOOSIER Refrigerators Three-door side-icer mod- el; golden oak exterior; white enamel lining. $33.75 Side-icer.......$ 27.00 $28.50 Front-icer 22.80 $15.00 Top-icer....... 12.00 $32.00 Top-icer....... 25.60 $12.50 Chest..... . 10.0¢ $19.50 Chest.. siete re $60.35 Bohn Sanitor... 48.25 $89.50 Bohn Sanitor.. 71.60 $55.00 Bohn Icyco.. 44.00 $61.80 Bohn Icyco.. 49.20 36-inch Cretonne, special at, yd.25c $1.15 Tuscan Nets, 42 inches wide, yard $2.35 Drapery Silk, 50 inches wide; tan, rose and blue; yard... .$1.75 gsc Casement Cloth, 36 inches wide, yard $3.75 to $4.50 Net Curtains, pair, $2.75 $12 Curtains; 2-pair lots; some slightly soiled; special at, pair, $6.75 Short lengths of Curtain Lace, 36 $17.50 Bris-bris and Point Milan Curtains, 2'4 yards long, 36 and 40 inches wide. One or two pairs of a pattern. Pair $47.50 Velour Portieres; double style; 8 feet long, 50 inches wide; brown, rose, mulberry, blue and gray; pair $35.00 $25 Velour Portieres; duplex style; 7L, feet long, 36 inches wide; en OT ee FOR re $14.75 Chenille Portieres, in blue, brown, green and mulberry; 7% feet long, 40 inches wide; pair, $ 90 American Walnut China Closet. .$68.00 $ 84 American Walnut China Closet. ,@61.00 . o . - ~ $31.00 $170 Peerless . 132.00 ee ©) Fiber Furniture Choice of en- tire stock; all pieces; all hn- ishes. 30% off 30% off Simmons Beds Floor samples; various styles and finishes. Serving Chairs Tables Odd Straight All finishes: and arm Din- many can be ing Chairs, all used as con- finishes. sole tables. 25% off 50% off 90% off Baby Dining Lamps Carriages - Reed All Go-Carts, oor Lamps, Strollers and Table Lamps, Sulkies Bridge Lamps. O% off ae Screen Reed Best of matdérials: all - Electric

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Grp.’ ) the Times Combined. —_— SUNDAY, . a SUNDAT- JULY 16, 19987 ae ZULY 16, 1972. oe - - mee Globe-Democrat and ee 16 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH is th Glob pobacat? a F Fe ce en er aA a LE a = , - — - — ——— _ - - == : —— ‘3 - ting of the Eighth Lb TWO HELD of the Traces Union & - Only imams we TIME LIMIT. SALE USED CARS Used cars must be sold within a specified time after they are taken in trade. We have a good assortment of used cars —most of them reconditioned and re- painted—which have been on hand be- yond the usual time limit. To move these cars this week we have priced them at very low figures. A careful examination of our present used car stock at our TIME LIMIT PRICES will reveal exceptional values. All cars honestly described and sold sub- ject to satisfactory demonstration. Open Sunday Morning Open Evenings Until 9:30 During This Sale Hupmobile Distributors WEBER IMPLEMENT AND AUTOMOBILE CO. ee League at Neumeryers gireet and Lafayette @% y evening, will be add Has the Community-at-Large Nothing ae at Stake? Te caie Independent Banking the American Principle . Le NDAY, JULY In the United States are more than thirty thousand banks. These banks are inde este's Wane lA --- pendent of each other, and are likewise independent of any privately - controlled — ; | ee ae maa _ central financial power. nn ers “ee. oie Ss - OO nn SoC ee Pog ville th : ; : the ve po Verdict in Fsiward Harkins 7 ‘2 af $ 00 ‘ Case. eee Donald Bentrup, 18 years old, of 1235 Temple place, and Martin it ii Schumacher, 18, of 4918 Spalding e avenue. were held under bonds of 1ca O ; $5609 yesterday by a Coroner's jury that returned a verdict of death from criminal care £ and return via : . . ~* ¢ _ . «ae + A 6 | ees. wes. ‘ ,* a » 4 | ; . . *. .* . a> te - Sti; OL wil ‘ .i% i ee , . . 799) smnie ft oe , Aiea: : ee . wae OSS" © ats . me @: aad is A ; ~_ é. . al ? so} : > - (Chicage and Easters Llize's Ry.) ated by Bentrup and a trucx oper ated by Schumacher collided at Ma- Saturday, July 22nd | ple and Belt avenues. Geod returning up te and | J. W. Grinfell, $223 Church ave- iacteding Azgust 3rd ; nue. testified that Schumacher said | a moment after the accident oc- oe Te ea rss cia te a % * UEVUUUUQQUOOUUUUUANNONGNUUOUUAEEAAAUUUUUOOUEUEAAU ATONE Tickets good on all trains in | curred he was going east on Maple ‘ | svenue at the rate of about 235 miliés tree reolining cheir cers end ia | in hour fust before the accident oc- parlor and sleeping cer. | curred. Harkins was riding with . . | Bentrup, who was driving south on Trains leave St. Louis daily at Belt avenue, and was thrown from 8:55 «. ms, 8:55 p.m. and | the car. He died from rupture of 11:35 p. m., arriving Chicago the kidneys and other internal in- at 4:30 p. m., 6:40 a. m. and juries. 7:40 a. m. respectively. Each bank succeeds only as it gains the confidence of the community and serves well the community interests. Each bank, therefore, is striving with all its means to promote local prosperity and foster local enterprise. And this locally owned, locally controlled, locally directed system of banking has ~ i. s. emi, 10c—tee. 7 r’s Stomach Remedy, been one of the greatest factors in developing the resources of the United States. “ a ee ee a e ae Antiseptic a 24c, *. Woman Worker tn Near Fast to Tickets, reservaticas aad full Speak. isfermatioe at | Ms. Nettie Hail Austin of Hanni- 322 Borth Breeadwey ; hal. Mo.. who recently returned from Phese Olive 7200 or Usica Statics 4 three-vears’ service with the Near J. R.A. ZIEGENTFUSS East Relief organization in Asia Geserei Passeager Dept. Minor. Transcaucasia and Constan- 139 Fon Se Bt Louis tinople, will address a joint Sunday school gathering at Westminster In no other country of the world has the banking power been so localized and inno other country has private business initiative been so richly rewarded. 19th and Locust Streets y Presbyterian Church, Union and Del- Presbyterian Church, Coton and Del- SAM MtiMtNNIIIUNITUNINNNUNUTINNUNNNTINUNUHEN 000 0HNAUUTU AEE TA The Federal Reserve System Based Upon Independent Banking o'clock. a = 3 3 ——_ =i It is true, indeed, that the Nation long felt the need of a sound currency plan and a strong —- | financial reserve system. But both needs have been fully answered by the Federal Reserve © System. Biased authorities to the contrary notwithstanding, the Federal Reserve System has P ru f I O ck rot 1] tt O n — ne pray ee ot of the country the desired unity and coherence—but without af- : = te Fourth and St. Charles | It is a matter of history, we believe, that the Federal Reserve System was adopted as a de « 4 | : liberately selected substitute for the branch-bank plan. The issue of branch banking was” © widely agitated foe many years prior to 1913, but always met with general disfavor. Ina | gmail, . ' Pinaud’s Hair Tonic, Two 1) a ‘ () CN) H OUSC L shers In speech delivered at Chicago in 1909, Senator Aldrich, Chairman of the National, Monetary ~ oe. 0 Commission, thus described the situation: “Whatever may be the advantages of a system of . | branch banking in other countries, I do not think it possible to adapt it to conditions existing © ~ - / h H. / = y A 4) Lr / } S A A | . in the United States. The twenty-five thousand banks now in existence are largely indepen-_ | 4 YW 4 / f dent institutions whose managers are familiar with the wants and requirements of the com- «* | TUMAJINANNNANNUU000000000001UEETELLLLATELLTA munities in which they are created. The great mass of the people who use banking facilities, | either as depositors or borrowers, would be unwilling to give up the advantages of that inti-# fame: aa $1.60 oz. French OU are cordially invited to visit us during our two days | | slates ; ae \ : 2> fT ‘ ‘ : personal knowledge of the local bank officers and managers which they believe to be es- of inspection—Monday and Tuesday. Feelfreetoroam | —FEditorial— sential to their interests.” ad y oa FES through our store, to admire and inspect, nothing will be sold | A REALITY. " 7 / Branch Banking Without Authority of Law on these two days! . | The shades of night were falling fast as through thc PLEASANT surprise awaits anyone who has never been in = *treet_® lone outcast pursued | More than twenty-five years ago, the Supreme Court of the United States handed down a de- » the PRUFROCK-LITTON store. An enjoyable hour or | seas *, Eee, cision which has since been accepted by bankers and Government officials as prohibiting the Rt eed MEW crashes of the old and new masters of || corer: akuncee by peseer os : establishment of branches by National Banks. (See Report of U. S. Comptroller of the Cur- hil. Miia -oue cside any edletilons you may | 9 word of cheer for his hun | I rency 1896 p. 103.) The present Comptroller, we are informed, has refused officially to sanc- ee 4 a ~ Truly—has the Community-at-Large nothing at stake? . See vplue at this sale price. Bench, cane seat. same Sate May = tom o, -- — — + me ~ ’ ag fae a pu Ta bake: it i at *~ x ? Ree a te oka Si eee ole ie ees : Bates aes » Sd 3) nM En aed ane oY Oe" Pee 2 Ay ee ee + + sie, Aue; Sete PaaS a OES Tea yee ah

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JULY Te, 1823, f : ia EY 18, 1922, T : . , ; f the Daily Star : Ti — et ee SUL 16. 1 he City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately poetics ST. — POST-DISPATCH | 17 ——— BN “oer Be 4G = SS ee | cecneeettinnecncean y ——— ‘Federation Head Speaks. , 'vate ownersh! 13 | 1e Ei _the mercy of capitalist employers? | same thing. | “ ship of the things modern | allow ) : ng of the Eighth District P tC pi: Ss Prohibit; men are most in need of. ._..W8 employers to treat human be- meet! oe |e ee6 Th ° . ‘ " @ workers refuse to work What would you do” ings ef the Trades Union Educa V ° orkere|' Gtrthes are evile undo : 5“ 48 commodities and compels) Neumeyer’s Hall, o1ce 0 nion when employers refuse to pay the. strikes and thus reduce the w are ibultel they “wegen ily; they | workers to rink their éconednie exmie ; ANNOUNCEMENT League 4° h r et they are asking for their labor. ‘to a state of slavery, or compel the : they yare ten ‘ * and Lafayette avenue, | price g e : cé in order that they ma CAN BE CURED | 2 gral ning, will be addressed | |If it is right for merchants to refuse| employers to pay the wages the. a 7° ©'It is socie ty that off orf slavery. , Pease: oh pat . oat Sones sau % i eae The Globe Store & Office | | a ers and the |to sell unless they get the price they | workers demand? You can do neith- | 38 CGisgraced by strikes, because it | Write for ’ » J Wood * Dp resident of the ‘ f eco a WNW ; 7 é i "es S ~ 2c m” * ¥- 4 N R. | demand for their goods, it cannot be| er under our present system 0 | ADVERTISEMENT ~ ADVERTISEMENT | _ “ives Conn aitation. wate Fixture CO., ine., Radi al P He é Federation of Labor. me wrong for the workers to do the \nomics, which is based upon the pri- CARBOZINE LABORATORY ‘ , | END | The Post Dispatch prints herewith | | ’ 3127 5. Breadway, St. Loule, Me, Nathan Bloom, President | ur al p ome hing Bell Phone Sidney | . i have not said anything to but | | . re nae saying to others and ave rat | Have purchased practically ucead many to take your medicine and be | | extracts from editorials or articles in redeem - ‘ECO NOMY the organs of the lab | ws “ay a aa’ t one named. It removed stuff from; The nastiest species of the cock- | abor unions and | Diamonds, - Watches aed Jewelry suffering caused by rheumatism Mrs, J! be! ng ahd I fect like a dittemns person, j cleaned out with other cockroaches R GATES OFFICE convinced. fayr's Wonderful Remedy is ; Knowing from terrible experience the me | the entire stock of the of the Socialist and Communist E. Hurst, wh ‘ The par-.' AT BARGAIN PRICES Money to Loan at 3% 0 lives at 508 E Olive se. a Pain im my right side disappeared . SA LE | ties Mall Orders Solicited B-563. Bloomington, Ill, 19 eo thankful | | gut re am ‘operation dectors said would re-| GETZ COCKROACH POWDER EQUIPMEN r CO . ee Na elle PR BE eosin, eee i eek, oe , Showing the trend of thought | at having cured herself that cut of pur indimestion fo fens ee the bleating and | Diamonds Sent on Approval | ° gestion.” It is a simple, harmless | MADE AND SOLD BY NDAY JULY 17 ws pubic questions among those bod- | oi she is anxious to te!! al] other Ad ety ‘on that removes the catarrha tes of citizens, and indicating ca ” sullerers just how to get rid of the! tha seem the intestinal tract and allaye | 7 : g causes 213 N. 7th St. torture by a simple way at ho rie z + ee natTon wales causes “aliments | It will t l f h of social unrest. Between | iat Sees hee eishs, * me. ail stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, wi ¢ a& Pleasure ior the : lIOtniNg to se! Mere! in ng appendici One dose will con- ‘ ’ : ' Olive and Pime | cut out this notice, il . ry 4 ’ o “ A ; s Vitamine Tablets. ..89c AMERICA’ SPOS ; Pa Ep her wit : nce or money refunded Voit Wilson, 1130) nani St., St. Louis, Me. | Globe to serve the Gates are inde- WORKERS WILL "we dly send you this valuab! ' er ' ; . Bell Ph ve 1255 ' »? FIGHT. ste 3 Uadie information ru ». (S drug stores), B on ( ompany 8 custo rs. au entirely free. Write her at once before (oughly. Johns Bros. Drug Co. sage Contracts taken to clean out Cock- P ; me tmart’s Calcium Wafers, 48c gia | | : ontrolled , atts Vegetable Remedy, ‘(From Workers’ ( hallenge, Com- you _torget. iggists everywhere. '‘ roaches, Bed Bugs. Rats and Mice. | 19c, 39c, 75c munist.) , Kujol .44c, 87c | Mafly so-called revolutionists like | . dD. & Co. Ame rican Oil, 79c to berate the native-born American nd serves o isal Hepatica. . .28c, 45c, 89c worker, with the charge that he. | y's Liniment, hasn’t brains enough to fight against its means ) | 27c, 53c, 98c ‘the oppression of the ruling class| > * * American workers, like 8-grain Lithia Tab- > wo ie. & ‘all others, will fight when forced to 5 ser’s 5-grain Lithia Tab- fight, as was proved at Herrin, Ill. . - Jets 4c The capitalist press during the first | king has ss. S.. eml., 79e—Ige., $1.2: days after the fighting at Herrin ap-. St fay weswgg Remedy, 98c plied every vile epithet to the min-| ates. om 2% ers, trying to prepare the public)! mind for a blood bath of the strikers | FEE MS Rae FE: SAF A AOE TG HBO KT ie I et te! a + ead ee a ee re Miller’ ie ti t! Oil, ntiseptic j ° cm 49ce. 79c as reprisals for the deaths of the’ and in no Cald eli’s Syrup Pepsin, ‘scabs. The chorus of condemnation ( 7 -ineluded such labor fakers as John \L. Lewis, president of the United |Mine Workers, and others © * #8] | Quite different was the reception 8 for 55¢ the rank and file of labor accorded | ithe news of the defeat of the scabs. | . 3 for 55c a iin © _g for 68c | Everywhere workers assembled ome ality Soap. .3 for 63c there was nothing but praise for the | ut. fi | PD. & Co. Germicidal Soap, & mine strikers of Herrin and unre- . | 1% . 8 for b5c | Strained joy as the first reports i ~~ % 1 atkin’s Mulsified Cocoanut , were confirmed to the effect that the = [oa Shampoo as = trike Srepuers pees been wiped out Sitive Shampoo ....37c groped | _ ae ae This great sale only possible because of an extremely fortunate purchase. We secured scores and scores of Rockers in many Wieffy Cocoanut Oil Sham- | - ogical outcome of the oppres- | beautiful designs and patterns such-as wood-seat and wood-back Rockers, upholstered Rockers, auto spring seat Rockers, many sion of labor, of the open-shop drives | with full upholstered backs and ny others at an unusually low price and we are now offering you an opportunity to buy a Rocker and the campaigns tor “American- ? for every member of your family at an astoundingly low price. Mother and father, grandma and grandpa will find many Rockers here ‘ism in industry will be Herrin, | . that they'll enjoy a lifetime. And just think, only $1.00 delivers any of these Rockers to you. magnified on a national-scale. The : /ruling class of this coutnry' will either recognize the fact that work- ers are human beings or the time. will come when they will all he ~ Sen a a eR a ee ae iY yy YVyY YY VY yy Y Y yy ¥ YVYy wy yy ‘YyYyYyYyYyYVyYYyYyy) r ing d a strong al Reserve »ystem has without af- ; pl a tar Ka ear * ae het & ..29c, 49c, 42c, 83c v h’s Sage and Sulphur; f quell, 49c; large ; d’s Hair Tonic, 4 79c,. $1.39 8 * es aah = hy _ ied d as a de- king was avor. Ina , Monetary system of Yq a will ; ons existing fe f te ounce Locust Blossom Per. seeking a er of yreracs, with 4 . which to disguise themselves as ly indepen- | i= ma 6 workingmen in order to escape the ee ma wrath of the aroused workers. of the com- | Bite oz. White Rose Perfume, oge,e 3 59c g facilities : ET Se. HERRIN, ILL., SYMPTOMATIC. hf that “Ra eee French Roe sto. 4 | (From Industrial Solidarity, I. W. | ; endeaPage? 3 | W. Organ.) e to be es- it pen The deadly effectiveness with . e om — | im. hi : Herrin, M11., $6.00 High-Back : $8. 75 Roll- Seat $16.80 Auto Seat $7.50 Mahogany which the miners at rin, Garden Perfume; oz.. Asro3k dealt with the murderous agreeme it , Ge $4.50 eee Rocker Rocker | oy Rock ker _and strike breaking mine corpor Large and > * rae ; » . , » a eile — get oo tion should prove a warning to ihe : ae R pant . 99 Sewing is a Note the invit- M a 8 aive ' bI mye + err. 2 ai tie a i ba ac ocke ing roll geat Q uarter- com fortable is capitalist class. It reflects a deep Auto Seat aaten aan pleasure in 99 ce bere a Sawed Oak 99 mealter. with 9 ————————— — Re yy OB. ~: ’ : “ * A , Ege pops % i Taciile Perfume; oz... .$1.59 Be : y “ # | resentment against duplicity and in- bly c n this quarter- bination epin- ‘Roc ker: h ; . - ination igh back, down a de- : 1 T ' justice, which tend to degrade ~he $23. 75 Parlor ae trate eo and ed oak fin- die and panel back has lor ng Nts full saddle seat ibiting the Wennen's aicum |}worker economically; and that may, ad finished in quar- Rocker. Has sad structed chair. Is posts, high 4- nie aie pg Be 2 me 4 be more widespread than appeais s h finished in quar- Panel back f cone , 3 er | , pats finest quarter-sawed oak, finished in k. Has shaped t 4 dle eat, eavy : , . , t ‘ted: beautifull of th - : mM Loos . , | “ny | Re 2 - en oa a aped seat and re- . arma | ime ter-sawed golden oak finish, On and full spring auto seat, uphol- structed; beautifully finished t © Cur cc: & , ee apparently apathetic surface. oereen — + hey oe ; mfortable = inforced iegs. On sale at $3.95. ees eg onan flat spindles. sale at $5.75. stered in genuine Spanish leather. in mahogany. On sale at lly to sanc- ee Such resentment, if at all existent, ony or geg leather auto spring seat. ; nh Sale at $2.95, Ou q 4 : r em f reap Talcum ...2%c or in process of brooding, may flare at its peril. ~ | eecem@pos gives ay hg 'up and overwhelm capitalism in a ° - 2 > Com tearate Zinc, 1 | , , hes within P. ’ bloody deluge at any time. Who | ‘Bokay Benzoin & Almond Lotion, ‘pave? etd Removes tan and stn- -31c ished Sewin s of this solidly-con- tinuous back Extra high-back Rocker, is made of _——- ter-sawed gold- 2a 7 burn. Special price. THE AFFAIR AT HERRIN. l sources, a = | n's acces Cream: (From the Labor Review, Union . : i . wens | Labor.) ! it has an- | ees ome on Abbe | The massacre, or horror, or what- | of protest | Cream; tubes, 19c; jars 89 ever one cares to call it, which took | : : ‘ my ) place at Herrin, Ill, last week is a quoted as | = rong : blot upon American history, just as | deter the 1 a ENDERLE Ss ma is the cause which led to it. | 2 ’ uality Stores——5 Ha ‘The fear—the great fear—is that) Sixth and Chestnut. such affairs may become of alto-| oo + aoe Broadway and Market. 4 ether too common occurrence. 7 3 P ‘ by ff a s : constitutes . . mae 5 These people had convincing evi- uxurious = Cc. = e uite ——8 £ dence that the money power wes ers) Seggaae ae aT ae F € mono o- iz q : ' . , H oO f th t remarkabl« L1ues Ss ong ) | E "4 ee Serve:*e Se Se in Living- = ag eratinse it has ever ‘Sie “" our 00 4. Pc a ut V ity B roo Suite ee »* : J W ani =o m . . i * * Charming Windsor Dining-Room Suite Suite Not only is this Suite finely constrectel’ bad acca + is § | the courts were arrayed against | splendidly Em gee in an ee ep grade P he ill ‘them, even to the point of suspend- | of tapestry and have the celebrates ae io Think of it! A full Vanity Bedroom Suite offered superbly finished, but also note from t us- spring filled, loose cushion seat construc tion at only $118. Marvelous! Isn't it? The distinctive tration how cleverly thé Windsor Period un- § aa |Through sad experience they knew privilege to offer. The three pieces are ea: ' ing constitutional guarantees. Blindly Suite comprises 84-inch Chesterfield, armchair . nist this uite these two forces had driven forwa:d and arm rocker to match. By all means see this og lec gee i dag - Ata iainating tastes until the Illinois victims, losing «11 wonderful value at Suite is well constructed and consists of vanity at $ but to re- | 1a h oO securin common justi large-size dresser, spacious chifforette and graceful | =o, ope of & J whe bow-end bed. A record-breaking bargain at inni : through lawfully constituted means, : begi ane | i allowed the primeval instinct to . . es , winds he plainly- Ee & “overcome them and they resorted to. , , : ceo a i= wl brute for St | ' | ; ae — : r bank ee = 7 » The affdir at Herrin was the effe‘t | % : Li i, -— as the Law i =. of a cause. The sudden murderous, ) | a e¢ r h- 1 | | uprising cannot be ascribed to a | : — ~ - Hl , a | s th oug a: ; passing whim. It was something | a SS es = red — | "4 a ty offices, : i |deeper than that—something down)! | = | '} fi 4 # By 3 deep in the vitals of our political ke? * ‘BEA 1 dering homage to the deceased. | Suite, complete with graceful French-leg library table, Ali at.. Reed Fiber $28 75 NS—2 cans for Se : 1 tcl tell hat th ect - ans : Settee SAMOUTR'’s WV : "LE *_ress dispatches e us that the FE] E | es hace bode a , | BUTTER— ee ow ric — Reed Fiber Chair or $19.85 strike breakers and gunmen found - S I P ] . 13 d ~ i> . PNADE SYRUP—All fla- a last resting place in the potter's | Sa — eamiess fr orceiain-Line Svery Fan in the house maft go at this great Th A. | Rocker; each priced : . LT, 4 vere); per bottle... «ine le field. Side-Icer clear-away price. These Fans =~ | AA LEM yy y Genuine Tennesace Sars PEANUT BUTTER—1- Ml ria was the measure of appreci-. kL - Red Cedar Chest haye an excellent mo‘ | bucket, h 20¢ 8 ° | STRING eiaiceecioe a. by the ation expressed by the coal mine | | Refrigerator Complete with cord and plus the deluded pawns who had come | 7 3S : | : , , dar Ch Smartly tri +3 Con—TSe. aay LAL Re $13.90 7 been carried out. Indeed, this Suite represents the work of a master craftsman. Suite em- braces 6-foot extension table, full-size buffet and 5 side chairs and 1 armchir, with leather seats. 3 Reed Fiber (haise Lounge rrr, waa ion Desk and Company e | Salted Workers of the Blind— MH Owners for the service rendered by | While they last. ‘into the field to break down the at «a price far below its working and living conditions of the . ; BLarge sine, aide-icer Refrigerator, solidly i h atuas wort able value at 6. She celebrated Universal Luxuriousty comfoertabie and yyy eoa- - ry structed Mattress with cetten-felt on top, bettem “ee | ; to the exploiters in the doing of the . i, | rs 3 per ne The . ’ ' Cedar Ot) Mop, compiete — ¥ murderous work which must needs | sith: @ large bettie of > and e(4ea, ana senter Glee with in no sh and tin box. Priced eae quality eotten. Will give years of mals aenety eervice, Seria n 85.50 MBIA MALT P— Plain; - be done in order that the workers | ee * —_ | ah as Boe may be kept in subjection. ‘ . specia Back = i cans... 85.95 | + NP ‘ a MALT—Hopped; Soo . STRIKES. Massive, Solid Oak We Are NOT Connected With Any Other Ferniture Store Bearing Our Name. ' (From the St. Louis Labor.) “The most disgraceful of eco- | CHIFFOROBE ‘nomic evils is the strike,’’ J. Harry | Tregoe, secretary of the National As- | / sociation of Credit Men, declared the $ 95 | other day, but he did not say who is $1.50 Cash 16 - Slightly Imperfect © Porcelain Top Kitchen Tables These Porcelain-Top reggae" Bs Ta- bles are strong and durable and A | NG CO. | Reta HOUSE FURNIS $6. 95 | : This C@hifforobe ts the wearing qualities | class that profits by the present eco- | solid oak and well finished in golden oak. Watts 7 egerrs u Be FPEED— | | en: es ata oe nati order which provokes strikes. | Has spacious clothes- hanging compartment. 7c — oe . W CANE snow nN Workers do not like strikes, but. large and commodious drawers ean at ' 28 30 O IVE as a ibe. .,.. C575 what would be the condition of the} compastmens. An extraordinary bargwin 1 1 24.26- _ | 4 L ORDERS masses of the workers if they did not prompt attention possess the right and the power to strike and were hopeleggly exposed to ee : ha a | wet , ‘ zd 4 %i ‘ ° r ~ . a ; wv ~. on : - > all - a a Nea. ae Beal sy Pn. oe Oo i PE ES one Cae a ee ea eee ee Pe i hae Ne, ae a TELL “j by ‘4 UNNI se MMMM “ oN THRA—o on being disgraced by that evil. He ) better Oran, ee per | could not tell it to the men he was. 50¢ Weekly 2he ‘addressing, for they belonged to the. rigidly constructed of

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a ne aan mee oie ne en > po . ; ”""'? at Ag DY og we Feet «ye wrne Crea OTS BIN i ga ta Ray, , at aie le a rel ea you - — a tas Rie. + a] ek ar ak a yer Ch MOD. IP .aa 6 > a ¢ ~. am decal, mag Ve Se we CO SNS LY a iy coi hs Be ee - - we ee a i i de Yd ec fem acd ae er ae, Waar RORY IRAN AER ANE RC . % tte ve Meee _. pa? RelA i 7S ie oe ae . , : . nbientane p - A co etait ont ailnedn 63 or nae ae Ree ae Ate A tea NAN NE seta NEN A te MBE eed MR BS ES 8 I en 2 — . a * ~ 18 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. SUNDA JULY 16, Mrs. Peter Olesen for Sen ate Fro mn) Min nesota ines crc Post te yaaa itis a ontinged Frem Page Onc. ! imiiiy ig: = i argue “ shia wr" « — Nv the stigma rae npart > " " ’ ; : " : 1Ccaiis! ’ ‘a mw. the last election T ine save said to have ai Minnesot the State yneasiure cr! landslid: Out of th wre: tisan League has Labor organizatio. for Senator, Shipstead, p Mrs‘ optis reusded ! ether oled aim as large a Vote as HV primaries he may be pe favor of the udidate. “Woulkin’t that be commented WRIP-eyed mention of this ren Democrats Have bilected ernors ip This Gcnerguton. Besides t his di: ranks of the Republi is able to boast two Democr ernors Within this generatio John A. Johnson at the time death was being hailed from sources as a Democratic possibill for President And then there John Lind, whose silent in several langua the Scandinavian, it will helped President war with Mexico evidence that in Minnesota ts the State gave 400 UG00 majority Sor ie M ary Prusasit Two (ovr- fections from “ne, the st ability r nes, bered., avoid Further Democrats although ing a majority of it gave Hughes than 1000 in , And now thee nominated Mra UOlesen, « to the primaries to 100 per cent more polled by the Ds ‘ratic nom for Senator two years ago. “The oppesition has a big, ¥ oiled machine, but they have a hea,y lead to carry,” Mrs. Olesen observ >, ‘They have weed inspectors. They have their méford on the tariff by which they» are proceeding ‘°° make living prohibitive. he Re- publicans led many 7 their follow ers to believe we would enter Bome eort of association on nations for peace. Instead they are endeavoring to erect a tariff wall which will fur- ther alienate the nations. “They have their record on railroad subsidy, along with the pres- ent attempt of the railroads to «ut wages: and the ship subsidy and -n- action on the soldiers’ bonus. They could find the money for the ra!l- roads and the ship owners, but not for the boys. Not that I would men- tion soldiers’ compensation in ‘he same breath with clase subsidizatio:. The theory of subsidization of anv class is unsound. It is not subsidi- gation but a debt we owe the sol- diers. They fought for the freo- dom of untold generations; let untold generations pa ythem. It looks us if they were trying to ride the in- there the fat that, Har.l- igi , sic: indor hl a votes than were Ino inee ii popular sales tax bill In on the pop- | ular bonus bill. A way should be found to reimbuse the soldiers from an excess profit tax., I take M>- Nider’s word flor it that is ft Wall etreet which stands between the boss | and the bonue. Kellagg Has the Incubus of New- berryiam to Carry. “And then,” ehe continued, “the epposition has that ereat incubus, THOMAS 707-709 N. SIXTH _to pay expenses incident to a meet- | , ing. , Sport hat. Wardrobe has been replenished at | /other small but timely contributions constituents. McAdoo and Others to Come Out aad ‘upon the campaign that | Harrison and Senator Caraway, hare /te come and make speeches, at th- |Same time begged to be told fran’- ily if do not come me 215 Smoked Blades, b.__19 Bacon Strips. ib. Veal Stew, ib 1 ib... 3 ibs. Lamb Stew. 3 ibs. Leg of Lamb, ib. 25 10 12% , : > WW gistcai the | prayers will be offered up tn behalf program of the League of Women the | Peace planke / stitutional |ary. to | @& mother’. heart | ruthiesshess and greed of 11 | Honairer now engagéd uUpON increas- bed tariff schedules is building a | candidate on any ticket daring to admit a wet leaning. Doesn't Believe States Will Ever Modify Prohibition. prot ition is an due for reckonin hut hewever ‘¢ decides, I do not belleve an act favoring modifi- of Volstead law ever ~—a @§ Fin 42 ret quired raiilication suestion shortly to carry. Senator Ke!- gu ‘ 7 seat Newberry, the greatest coulk have.”’ Lodyga, 4558 New could have.’ (No ended. it was re- wberryism, lO“ Newberryisnm is Ford (asimir J ‘ongrTress voted to erator a cation Mre ral Ford ; : le nominee is the feminine equat ampaign, but whether or no will creep in and who will say that, if it has no other not Where \didates pompously established lnes this and views bub- like a spring tedly dull de- NN ill no ire int ion to Newb ra.sed. Then for a Senator seat erry : ; ~2 fr shine”? . 5 at + - a aij I i [ aSR virtue, s* i= reiresning " c ia ad ha FP. Tria mn’ * Oted Ta) sat New Del :} other Cai Spean 7% ane along. Well Tas frniit 7f Ssimaii eA \4 4448 ss» vote \* Ould ar ~ . re ¢clean | it ** it UO eS .* one > =) > res , e445 ba iISSue decide lwougNn longer charm among many a ribed she and ' st Le nin yg. the more earnest language —_ persmaces the Senator apology at ietting } n sn is gett inspiration from In her speeches —This is IY ‘ee zx « > #rmnm e | om and mtimate conversation, Mrs. of much given to references and from the Bible. Never a s ,inwsiww a Tricraiacd Li Yr Ui rippang %. + Baie COTné 4 , > Pie T QOur Senators heard these words spoken in the Senate— they spoke the themselves—and yet they let this danger the tuity of free government pass ovet them. “*W} 1 she laimed “ra thful- her brows knitted to a straight line, “those Senators were confound- : ed in thelr own wrongdoing. I? The lawlessness stalks unchecked in ed Railways, Senate, where may it be expected to stop? With lawmakers disregarding the law, we can have no free gov- ernment. It wasn't good political sagacity, the thing they did. The shade of Lincoln might have been : invoked to remind them that ‘A number of 5 ay toc carsiec tm the thing which is morally wrong, can —— ee : — never be politically right.’ pared with 65,6: — ter ending March Has Progressive Platform That Tries bor the increased travel to Meet Needs of People. was an increase of 46 in the “We have no Newberryism and no | ***™88® of cars operated : other cumbersome impediment,” |CO™Pany. In_ the last quarter an she went on. “Instead we have a\s — = | igped cogs eee Coentes progressive platform which tries to | @#/¥, against 1205 in the previo meet the needs of the people. It is | TU4™**F- ane tax to Be paid to the practically the same platform which omty per tae period ending June won recently for Brookhardt in|‘ %69.‘'9°% as compared with lowa, and much the same, with loca! solgiers a overseas, rotations told it perpetuity, the (;ermans pass. have happened if, = to } situation arises, to let in find a parall the Bible. Th has ob- analogy insist David out-. much anal- ( orresponden what Biblical forward more between Knowing the isode, is it too correct soia as served as . +a .+ 14 thrusts itsell } a. _* ~ entiv tnan contest th ” ‘tion Goliat e of that ep to hope it may and COT be the to per- ‘al INCREASES IN CAR TRAVEL yesterday in report the Register with the mill tax ordinan an increase of number of passengers carried in quarter ending June 30. The total te dai! by ina ous 7” ase RATHENAU’S SPEECH ON THE VALIDITY OF GERMAN DEBT Centinued Frem Page One. —_—— — ee _ ee on adminis- the rail- Measures Another Sovernment owned and tered enterprises such as post and telegraph. have been taken to do this. juestion is that of the subsidies —— have heretofore been contriv- to relieve the cost of living and social welfare. I into detail but can measures have also been do away with all roads, EO (nat to slowly subsidies. A third q the German assure you takcl thes2 uestion in connection witn budget concerns the coal prices, Our fast approaching of the world market. As soon as the price of the dollar is further reduged the German prices for coal those of the matter of Cont prices are those ' - 7 be above worid oF? talked Oi luding reparations ane terior costs arising If I start out - ~ ~ . sned 500.000.0006 fig- budg ret ex: exc! uding other in from the treaty. the above mentii ure fixed for 1$22 as a payment in cash and 1,40 ». 000 as par- ment for delivery in kind and add to that the interior additional costs arising from the treaty I arrive .:! the following figures. Five hundred (at rate of 590 gold marks: rrom + 5 : the U,UU' gold mi paper marks to mark). 25.000,000,000 paper gold rrarks narks: extra treat total 135 5 540,000, “U ST. hh ho he We eet acco ~~ LF ao * irks: expenditures ngaaeae pape! aper narks. Burden nell 218.5 Billion Marks. at would then have the budget ficure i S38. 0 0.000 H00 pan Phe budget would be in - ~ reased with ; ther burden of about 1 218.5 There ance this: 1. Again double all taxation bur- dens or even triple them, or monstrous international loan. the taxati burden on the is already greater than t! of any other country it would be taxes. Thera ion of a on possible uble the the quest a loan countries. already refus a much smaller loan_for ary and February question of an inte seriously discussed. ent miserable be ee to means of attrac anywhere near t We are ou? _+/>s pavments. — rior ounted needed. ‘after all, Ge he am told ‘that dont want to°* many is the same country and still has 66,000,000 inhabitants. Tha greatest part of the population stiil is on the farms and in the indus- trial sections with its hands full of work. It is sal€ we have no un- employment. Why, it is asked, not this active and supposedly wealthy country make any sort of payments” To this I repl) ings. ' Let us c ime Sa. - We have no enlarge for a moment oa this matter of national savings. Germany Old Reserves All Expende.1. Comparing the Germany of the past to that of the present, ew now lack the reserves we formerly were to make with our invested ca Before the war 1.500,0080,000,009 able C ital abroad. me ; were, annually, gold marks forthcomjng from the33 sources. Today there are three quarters of a billion against our for- mer favor. The second factor is the loss of territory and population. We have lost more than 10 per cent of these. The third figure of our I have mentioned. facter is the refluced exports, which already Exports hare -1:3- O00 goid Or, if we om 19.660,.000 marks to 3$,500,000,000. into consideration the world .n- wn to The therefrom have, relation even do ® 500.000.0000. course, of Ja . ‘ . in LO e raw material forced to import ain in gold or increase our are now cash payment exports. The fifth factor : populat has suffere percent loss than the ulation, as a whole, nuch of territory = a oe _ ¢ Iippiiea th P ion age taken the total po D: amd at alWavs Germany Wiinh surplus agricultural prenes ‘tion One to Two Billion Marks Deficit. On of the above reasons there according to estimates, instead of a surplus national savings amounting millfon gold marks before the war, deficit of ene to two bill We saa’ the basis now exists, my from The to Germany, was —— ri thrown le ddteiat questi $65,649.52 in the previous period. applications, as those which have | »ulling one State after another, Indiana, Pennsylvania. North Da- kota, Iowa, out from under the ava- lanche which befell in 1916 the di- vine purpose of which we are n ot | yet wholly able to comprehend. though we believe we glimpse the resurrection morn!” Mrs. Olesen’s pre-primary cam- 9 from @ groups or individuals where she has spoken, those of one community vol- unteering to pay her railroad fare or buy her gasoline to the next speaking engagement. Not a cent paign was financed entirely Small contributions collected from for This Week | has been spent in hotel bills. With her chaffeur daughter she has been | taken into the homes of the people to lodge and to eat. In this fashion has covered 80 of the 86 coun- ies of the State. There can be no cas she possesses the advantage | over her opponent of being more widely and intimately known over the State. As an example of the precarious- ness of the financial footing upon which she has traveled, one woman. sold $18 worth of Mlacs with which —s an —_ tm This elegant m Sutfte is Another contributed $5 with which she was on the way to buy a. Similarly the candidate's Anne «Period style. It consists of Dresser, ful 1-length Vanity Dresser, Chifforobe and bow-end Bed; all beautifully finished in American walnut. Be sure to see this particular Suite. psychological moments. And many have been made by other would-be A ce. ep en | Special Values Offered 4-Piece Queen Anne Specially Priced at 140 9 Bedroo designed in the graceful Queen Bedroom Suite Help Her. - Since the primaries, so hopefully do national Democratic leaders look some of notab'y Senator Pat thelr most effective figures, Willlam G. McAdoo, velunteered to nesota and help. erly letter from come out to Mirn.- A three-page fath- Mr. Bryan offered You Car Buy a Simmons Bed, Spring and Mattress For Only Just think of getting a genuine all-steel, continuous-post 3-plece all-cotton Mattress and Spring, for only.. Easy Terms, $1.00 Per Week. Simmons Bed, a 45-Ib. 3 | Q).50 it was thought best that he Cordell Hull ts befiz prevailed upon to open the miseriy treasury of the National Committee in her behalf. Miss Emily Kneubth! of Minnesota, noted organizer 474 money raiser of the National League of Women Voters, has been engage] to undertake the advance work for the speaking battalion. Specially Priced at 7-Pc. American Walnut Dining -Room Suite A thick sheaf of telegrams ani letters of congratulation. chiefly from women leaders and women's | organizations over the country. @icate that at least many fervent his beautiful in- wainut tn Queen Anne Pertod of this long-striven-and-fought-f yc Suite consigts of Buffet, China eventuailty, a woman's voice In *-* ing of the tariff so that Furope -ay pay her debts, she believes The mil. Remember—Now in Our New Lesatin ee N. W. Cor. Washington Av. at Ninth St. @e ’ -a+ re eee ert ome country lacking-savings should store, produce and invest merchandise oF a production. I therefore beg per- mission to talk about the number of working hours in Germany and how they are applied. I come to the ques- ' tion. What Germany does with her unemployed? And, furthermore, the loss of working resulting from the present situ: All receipts from capital invest- ments in foreign countries formerly were paid in merchandise. hese ‘ing meant a continuous tribute of prod- jy ucts which constantly flowed to US por To receive these sac hours tion. in a wide stream goods today, especially raw prod- ucts. which formerly came to US 4&5 a current profit, we now must work and sacrifice which maybe lion hours annual The territ signified a loss of savings which be expressed 1 a further sacrifice o bill peach urs further we on ere nanny working ho —" at Q 3.4 we suffered can loss of ory " - ; > r sia ne had and which exports or timated material boundar! be paid for by hours, ™ 62 bil - more working eans tiizer cause . £392 . - == billion Wwork- nz vVaiue the loss Co » | , inea trom - , , toreizn Dank may hours hours. make. The total rifice in from pial lion working Wihere working an i eh iit Irs more than a ili ms in . s] ingle year. > nine billi n& are “v) fi which ¥ tid ‘have to d a also be calculated in working . ) > | say ee re amounting to 1.66 billion payment additional expense, OF j.ents working hours, resuiting , in general, as ex- to $9.28 bil- ore or‘ jess n mism fails to he ergy and aid. but here | ry > I a= . : LiLS. i= conditions ned above, amount ho . Unemployment Is Ab- sorbed. tart out ming we have a population of 21 billions estimate the number of wors- per capita at 2490 annual the total number of working : will not total irs the urn millions of spoken. ha, howeve case than this all, there is the e which I ‘ = ox assu hours an add itiona!] 000.000 gold Ss rn iar xs. of ore than r work o in pre- arly Fro r} ; : ; kal it the question which to pay one- = ar” ‘ kind.” With coal deliveries, mete to import, popuiation, : p of VYrne persons working hours Tye rt bd : TI is ions of pefsons raw materials. Thus some ether words, for have to raise a total] gold marks, miyv § essary tO it appears necessary withou én normous sum of Ge of reducin clearing understanding 360 00,008 @ - s Germany is ¢ It may be thag up to this time egative, eip a determination also there to the @ . - The burdens much higher fixed 4 which we must import, to finish goods we must the except for whie only a negtiige subsidiary material, wes port at least 25 per cent of of 1, although 0,000,000 are te se? ach the ¢ the interior expenditures, ‘pation should be taken § values me to Ter > y ealth ou to or permit hs ~~ - ~ ret . mead > now beg y eration. —DRUIG CO-— Seventh St.— Cor:StCharies. Genuine English Toothbrushes Sold fer T5e everywhere 39c ST. LOUIS’ LEADING C3CUT - RATES DRUG STORE ALC Fell Pi LADIES’ WHITE COMB every store. Tomorrow's economical teal resiuc | am i: ‘3 ae lee a big sale will be one of real interest to man and woman in St. Louis. tions will frevail in every part of our Gem Safety $1.00 —— A Regular 29c¢ big special. e- Hie Value. a 25c Powder Puff free with each box of Soul Kiss Face Powder, at FREE—A each of Powders Lady oc the following Esther Powder Melba Powder Dierkiss Powder Arnice Powder Hudaut’s 3 Flewer Pewder. Imogene Powder A 25c box of Chantilly Talcum,. and 50c Powder Puff free with well-known FREE Another great introductory the HAUT TON CO. FREE Rex. S1.00 Bex VNUXATED VITAMINE TABLETS Free With Each GCENLINVE Nuxated Iron (Rec. S1.10 Sige) Aetual $2.10 Value 83c of theirs, regular Free with each box of HAUT TON POWDER at the regular price of offer To get every lady in St. Louis ly acquainted with this new they authorize us te sent you free tomorrow, an 75c Bot. Haut Ton P of all deliveries in kind fe +, [ arrive at another ¥ °50 0006 H00 gold 1922 oe Pe Fa * 3 +, PURITY *e = ~ - 4 ; " Genuine Ot] Tanned Chamois Skins Will dry seft after be- ing wet. $1.00 size $1.25 size $1.50 size Chamois Rubs Sie ge sve Fo use DY ESTHER PURPOSE CREAM - $0c 4 big ec bunch for peishing..... 29G 59c Lady Esthe iady FREE- RLBBER LINED KITCHEN APRONS; 81 valoe Lady Esther bst ~<a" He Abe Face Powder r Vanishing ( ream. Reuce Bite se enn Lady Esther Talecum free with aaah each Lady Esther purchase Monday. SKIN GRAHAWS L : SOAP for Graham’s Lemon Cocoa Hard Water Soap 10c; 3 for 25c FAIRY QUEEN TRANSPARENT GLYCERIN SOAP Made by Palmolive Co. Sc——6 for 27c Red Devil Exterminaters For Reaches, Water Bogs. Ants. and ether insests. Eed Devil does the work. 2ic «size, Monday. ite: 2 323e 5@c size, Monday. Jic; 2 for AMERICAN OIL 4 pure neutral] Oj, reg. T5e pint bettie<, 49c—3 for $1.25 Bayer’s Asperia Tablets Original 2 dez. ber...... om 60c Caldwell’s Pepsin Syrup..... 420 $1.29 Caldwell’s Pepsin Syrup.....83e 50c Vernon's Camphor Liniment__..32s $1.00 Glesse Sage & Sulpher Hair Restorer $1.25 Beef, Wine and fren......._73e $1.20 Pinkham’s Vegetable Comb_.$3c grewing tlerger fhere’s a reason Regular 3Se¢ Palmolive Cr eam ai us every month—and evergu 30e Sal Hepatica................2%3e $1.29 Sal WNepatica..............88¢ 40c Fletcher's Casteria............ 2% 30c Mik of Magnesia............21¢ GOc Mik ef Magnesia._..........42¢ $1.10 Taniae . $1.10 Sauibb’s O_.............8e $1.19 Mastin’s Vitamen Tablets... _89¢ $1.25 Gude's Pepie Mangan._.:_.. $e $1.25 Gin Buchn Comp. for kidney and $1.25 Comp. Syr. Sypophesphites_.._73¢ 68c California Syrup Figs_........ 44 25¢ Walure’s Remedy.......___. 2e¢ 50c Wature’s Remedy... 42s $1.00 WMature’s Remedy......___ _79e 60c Watkin's Mulsified Coceanut 08 42s De Lacy’s Hair Tonle... ..___58e Pasig. ......... 2e A Listerine........._2fe 50c Lamber’s Listerine.......__ 42s $1.00 Lamber’’s Listerine..._ 78 Vadder = = ; stitheesaend +e Ocoee eee ee 4UNDAT juLY is. 1922 ted pres? TORK. July 15.— Thee mpaign for the At : tes itt the Bie on, , Robert Colle the Am sity of melee tr and ¢ ple Women’s College, Ck miey “YW HERE ~ : SPECIA

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Veen Cs i 8 Ge \ | 4UNDAY. ae ; : : at of the Daily Star and the Times Combi | nic SUNDAY. a ae OLY 16. 1922 The Citv Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH «alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 19 a * e Campaign Fund Raised. = = . today with a total of $1,100,000. the hing regarding the’ ou apaated Press desired goal, accofding to an an- Germany is e xpecteg 4 2 TORK. July 15.—The emer- nouncement issued by Albert .W. may be that my ¢ b: ae peepaisn f for the Amerl-/| Staub, executive secretary : — & : = T() WARD mine _1105~1107- 1109 OLIVE ST. d JULY 16, 1999. a ae a A 7 % wo Nf ssn eR TT LD LITT MU —_ eS ————— ll —_——————— ! of the campaign. Obtaining the full amount nae Robert ‘ ‘olle ‘ge, the Amer:-| will assure operating expenses for | ty of Beirut and Con- all three institutions for the ext Women's College, close -1 | two years, Staub said. to this time ha@ se ess negative. Where «s¢ s to help calculationg aetermination wilj have ; ére aiso there are ftps "eturn to the 1@ five hun . a 7 f which 1 have sacl . | The burdens in gola “a r, much higher ; eHer in e this fixed sum. es in t} Near Fast. nae” AA inert Hs ul ata fie acter ght Al. gay iggy yaa ie LD aie hs fe oad is the mai 360.000 000 ld marks. Then on of raising gold pay tor raw mate must import, with »w Foods we must deliver ith the exception of ries, 10or which we St 20 per cent of the Ve iveries in jals. rrive at “A? not} jer fi : - ~ a A wa ; >? . : . 7 *- > _ “os - ee ee eee ‘ — . ~ : ~ PP PA i A LTC RN LE A EE PURITY RUBBING ALCOHOL Fulf Pint Bottles. 49c—2f0195c Gem Safety Razor — ~—689c TEE htroductory offer from co, iy in St. Louis quick- ith this new creation authorize us to pre- morrow, an original, ut Ton Perfume box of WDER EL MERITO Castile Scap Absolutely Pure. oie bare . $1.00 bare LION FLO. nora CASTILE Ideal for Bath. amrge 12-inch bar GRAHAM'S LEMON SKIN SOAP Sc——3 for 22c Imolive aving ream han ™00 tubes sold by month—and the sale jlarger every day. Treason why. lar 35c Tubes, ZIc SPECIALS 8. P. Shidlitz Powder, .22¢ Cascara Pills. .10¢ ineon's Witch Hazel. oe ‘(psom Salts 1% Boric Acid. ‘ Cascera Arom.. ure lodine.. Camphor.. : Lf. Phosphate Soda.. Phosphate Soda. . Peppermint aie ER GOODS SPECIALS Fountain Syringe, pure red ’ TEACHERS : Total Registration 20,000 PUPILS rt Kansas City Conservatory of Music ; rs these steaks, special at the Remley ve s con- 7H. 6th and Franklin, and at | m. County official "Milas Mall store, 7th and Franklin. er | ally as ie "i to 40 cent value, ¥, wnicn, . 7 VINEGARS~" A 2 ; | THREE STORES kr. WHITE AND MALT, quarts... .26 | y a — AND WHITE, pints ai . eeaGON FLAVOR, pints é ‘ which are believed to extend over a * + irge part of the eastern half of the es ( untr vi 2 ure Sum total: Contents of 189 barrels @ stores all day Monday, ib. of some of Kentucky's finest old | ——, FrouNn? LIMIT tia a whisky stolen; one man dead; seiz- , —_ me ure of two of the biggest former dis- 3? Yes. But then your ordinary grocer—What has he of specialties, when you want something out of the ? You COME to a Remley-Moll store, if you p , Pickled Walnuts, Genuine Green Sea Turtle Meat, ( 5 Rois, Anchovies in Oil, and a thousand more imported ules “are here placed with staple articles, lower priced ‘gan’ find them ANYWHERE else. © arrives and you are seekng a genuine open Orleans Molasses or a pure Tennessee Mountain ‘ghere else will you find them—nowhere—only stores. We offer among other items: 8B. G-ounce Gherkins................55e » Currant Jelly—Bar Le Duc ..25c French Spaghetti and Macaroni per pkg., 20c ¢ Al Sauce—Delicious with meats and Se SOG SES pJelly, perjar......... eee s Glace (French chestnuts ‘in vanilla EES ee .$1.75 tins Orange Marmalade. ed Ginger in tins— 30c; 1,,-lb., 55c; 1-Ib., 95c; 1.-lb. stems, 90c SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES }/FAMOUS ARTISTS JOIN THE STAFF OF THE Kansas City Conservatory of Music ATIONALLY FAMOUS MUSICIANS Arnold V olpe, Violinist and Orchestra Conductor. Acclaimed by leading critics and musiciens of Europe and America as one of the few conductors of foremost rank. Max and Margarita Selin- sky, Vieliwists. Accorded first rank in every European and American musical center. Betsy Calf, Pianist, Accompon- ist end Coach. Who has toured with famous musicians through Holland, Germany, England and is recognized by the critics as a true artist in her work. The Kansas City Conservatory of Music is a Public Institution, incorporated and en- -dowed. It was established and is main- tained asan educational institution where the serious student may secure the best in- struction under the most favorable circum- stances. It is COMMERCIAL NON-PROFIT-MAKING NON-SECTARIAN Courses are offered in Piano, Voice, Opera, Oratorio, Organ, Church Music, Harmony, Theory, Public Scheol Music, Languages, Expression, Dramatic Art, Dancing, all Orchestral Instruments, Etc. Fall Term Opens September 4, 1922 Dormitory accommodations for out-of-town students. Send for Catalog and complete information. TABLISHED 1906 2 3 ARNOLD VOLPE, ALTER S. DICKEY. JOHN_A. COWAN ae er ana Kansas City, Missouri Neahnge—Penetrating ALE GEG aad Lindell BL, ‘St. Louis First-Class High School. ecredited ONAESE — Colicge Preparatory Music, expres- te Rev. aad LINDELL HALE illing plants in the State: swarms f officers after perpetrators of the theft and the murder. A few mornings ago, people pass- ing along the road near Bond broth- ers’ distillery near the Kentucky River and not far from this town, |found the body of a man lying in the roadway. The | circumstance called to mind the discovery of the body of Clarence Peters, alleged to have been shot dead by Walter Ward | mear New Rochelle, N. Y. The head was mutilated, a bullet having en- tered the throat and passed out the top of the head. After two days relatives identified the deag man as John Thomas of Louisville. Mem- bers of the family said that the night before the killing, Thomas had re- ceived a mysterious message to come to Lawrenceburg. He had left home and the next the family saw of him was his corpse. Whisky Theft Discovered. Scenting then an attempt to raid the big distillery, where hundreds of barrels of whisky were kept under Government seal, prohibition agents were sent into Anderson County by Prohibition Director Samuel Collins. | The day after Thomas’ body was identified, dry agents made the dis- covery that the contents of 189 bar- rels of whigky had been “siphoned” from the barrels within the ware- house. The whisky, valued at bootleg prices, is over $300,000. A guard was on duty at the warehouse. The Euard was sought but he cannot be found. There has been s8Ome idea that he might have been kidnaped, or may have been tumbled over one of the nearby Kentucky River c liffs. The murder and the theft became linked more closely. Officers made their reports to Prohibition offices at Louisville and Lexington. Then the Government ordered that the Bond distillery, which had been |robbed, and the Paxton distillery, near by, be confiscated, with the $00 barrels of liquor they contained. , At bootleg prices, this liquor is given a valuation of at least $1,500 0,000. Persons living in the neighborhood of the distillery which was robbed t611 of heavily laden trucks that went past the houses at all hours of the night, awakening the inhab- itants and keeping many a watchdog in uneasy hours. It igs generally be- lieved that the whisky was hauled away in trucks sent to that area from Ohio and Indiana, that the stolen liquor was promptly hurried _out of the State between suns, the boundary lines of the two States be- ing within a three-hour run of Lawrenceburg. Then detectives announced a new clew in the Thomas murder case. A receipt for $18,000 was found near where Thomas’ body lay. The re- celpt does not show for what the | money was paid, but officials see in 'it support to their belief that he was slain as the outcome of a fight | | between the whisky runners. Sixth Confiscation. Capt. DeForester of the Louisville | | detectives office, interviewed George | | Patton of Louisville, brother-in-law | of the slain man, and Martin Thom- | | as, brother of the victim. Accord- | ing to DeForester, Patton said he | and his wife had been camping on | the Kentucky River a mile and a | half from the distillery, and that, | John Thomas, the slain man, was’ | there last week, but he was unable) | to give the names of other persons | who had been to the camp. Confiscation of the liquor proper- | ties resulted from an investigation | | ordered by Roy Haines, Federal | Prohibition Commissioner, who had. called to Washington Samuel Col-| | lins, Kentucky Prohibition Director. Seizure of the plants at Lawrenge- | _ burg was the sixth confiscation of | | distillery property In Kentucky with- in a month. The Rugby distillery | | near Louisville, being one. Others ' were in rurial districts. P. Green Miller, prohibition di- | visional agent for Kentucky and = Tennessee, declares operations have _been carried on by a powerful | whisky ring, but believes the gang was separate from the one known as | the George Remus organization, but | other Government agents were in- clined to believe they might be con- ' nected. Remus is now under heavy | sentence at Cincinnati. There have been numerous whisky thefts from distilleries within the last year in Kentucky. The opera- tions were too expansive for local talent. Several men have been tried for alleged connection, eome of the cases being dropped, while others face hearing at coming terms of Federal Coyrt. Only one Govern- ment guard has been killed in pro- tecting whisky in his care, but sev- eral have been kidnaped Our JULY CAMPAIGN is heralded throughout the entire city as being THE SEASON'S PREMIER a ae gone Sven? Bates eee make the month of July a TAT pny mp wm Benitherto th es “imposalble an poet mae A HERE wOW!. SAVINGS of ouch exceptional nature as to been privileged to buy!!! VALUES such as you have e ought Impossibie are o US and @ banner economy month for all thrifty furniture buy- i our fondest hopes!!! July will certainly be a:record-smashing month for oe veeune tudes from the following Items the extreme SAVINGS nature of ? thie campaign; come, help us make July a banner sales month. You will be handsomely repaid in the extraordinary SAVINGS you will effect!!! This Remarkable — Underpricing Event in OIL STOVES seumr 1 GAS RANGES . SSE) E & COMBINATION RANGES TTTTITITIT ITLL 3-Burner Regular $105 andsome-3-Piece DAVENETTE SUITE Our JULY CAMPAIGN is bound to be a rousing suc- cons The values that we are offering are proving ) irresistible te all thrifty people. At you can buy in ides réa en lon: A wonderfully attractive and sturdily constructed three-piece Davenette Suite that comprises davenette (that opens into a full-sized, reomy, com- fortable bed). large armchair and large arm recker, DURING OUR JULY CAMPAIGN YOU CAN ~‘ — —— ' . _ > + of ter. Erie, ! RS 4 7 wane, t! Sbeee ce : ss? o+ oh ope ts . ; , . J 4 rug « erase ad - : 4 «* , , 7 : “ ‘ . ‘ a ‘+f 4 - _ ” *sS > . Apr ews to a: i atl , , sete 7 & wa ~ A Ry . i “etd ~y Babi 7. LA) SP ; 7 | | Pon : M Fey Tip UP Ree ‘ o *~ : . : ' i ¥ “ ' ‘ i yee .s = ‘ Lad . ~S “ae met $ & Uy f ’ ; S >, Aa . : + wrt, ~ ; ) e “ 3 + ' Pr ; ae °- ’ . , = —— : : 5| a _ t} meial top v hich makes a handy shelf. Equipped with the newest improved asbestos ring burners. that are odorless and produce a blue flame: no smoke: ab- solutely sanitary and an excellent cooker. $39.75 GENUINE LEONARD KAN-KA-KEE 3-BURNER Genuine Leonard Kan- ka-kee three-burner Ol! Stove that embodies all 9 est improvemente. Conven- lent side gilase fount. 2 r ed ; - -—-—- o_O SaavaTTaTTTTOTOTOTUTTTTUOTTOTTUVUUUUTOTTTOTTT TOTO TUOOTOOVOOVOTOOOUOTUONOTTOTTTOOTOVOTUTTOVONUOTT TOO TOTHVTTNUTTUTIvOTT FE ne TTT OMT TTT TETETTTTITITITITIUIN TIT TITTTTITINITITE TTT DEL DE $39.75 SEAMLESS BRUSSELS RUGS ‘ ” —Size 9x12. Choice $21.50 a” $22 50 patterns. vr | * $45.00 HANDSOME AXMINSTER PY ieee Finely constructed. : [| handsomely finished RUGS—Roem size, in | se attractive patterns .... 5 . | solid oak Chifforobe, having lerce ward- $54.75 REAL WILTANA VELVET cahe eampactmnent. RUGS—Room size; an array of maz- hat bex and several nificent designe $39.60 large drawers. A and patterns or very convenient ar- ticle of furniture. SUUAUDDUNTUNETEULUIRULEUOWEQEROUULIAUITVEV ANT CDUIDVOOVETODURTDUNTULEGCEUUUUIUGVUVTCIVCTAIVEAUIOUTUEVULALTODRONUEETUTUDOUUDETAVADOUUOEVUOTTEVOCOUEVALVOCOLOVOL//0RDEAOEOEOAHIEVATROUULELLECELEEE EERE R CATES ee wee Com are 1S Senet 7 tY | FOR THIS $210 ‘ELEGANT QUEEN ANNE 8-PIECE DINING ROOM SUITE. it Indeed, a Dining-Reom Suite ¢t oe Deis ‘ your home, and marked at Cc NALLY LOW fer such su ae finish. Consists of wood k buffet. extension table and six full-leather seat high cathedra!-back yoke TIT > x y oe Full Leuls XV front and back lege—en elegant, skilifully constructed enuine five- ply ma - eee _ a" e ... $55 BRASS $; BED OUTFIT... . oak 50 pt gg gti Brass that Mattrese a> *spring | $i AV EEK! i hi al i z li i Heng j The The demand yo ~ ne Eee Bed Outfite i i ’ orgies HT "1945 so brisk thea TRALEE LL AA Le LA Peadoeerpenueneneetrigetin ‘tin TTT THLE eiteapeepacaen! NNTORDBANLESY iC nnA DTD Hi A “FoR He kL GENU ERIC ALN pes ANNE BOW-END —- ASSURES LA rHAT ~ ; Outht prises full- ¢ = ; value. Constructed This $39.75 size brase ce ee a ea apd FIVE-PIECE po a a coy dare Teiicsise bow-end bed, large dresser and BREAKFAST Visit Our Piano Salons sel $= We are St. Louis representatives ee ree CABLE-NE ble an FUN! ITURE £m SICAL INST RUPIEN ‘grands wack E : ns v ) hada = 4 EXTRAS Priced eas Nel ccige 1105-1107-1109 0! OLIVE ST. BAS rom. $5: — ee POTETTCERRLTT EPL oe > > > na mero Ae oe | yzeal ey senreil TTT INT TT TT LtLee LAL) LAR Lageee eee neeieayt TTI ALL. LULL | hha ee cereale EE nr LOLOL LOO -~ Sg RR iggy ot at ee Mle 0 ga Mp nl ge * a lt al ge te tet se ena AI ome “ ~ anaes : niente wwe a hy ot ‘ ea swe eT eo ee Mee 1 tn ee ee . =" ptt Nis. Na cote i Rg ay PID Rs Riga Att AL Bi a ae ANT \aloemciep pion np As? 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Times C ombined. el — an ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Ea eee - a ee LOO iple INSTALLATION OF $11,000 PIPE i a half dozen pipe organs im/in the former Semple home, 4411) ARGENTINA HAS PROSPECTS OF | s='4. 82s develored on o lange sea't aie sae : ip vate homes in St. Louls and its Westminster place, now © wned by ‘omer — ica ee eo wh Bere Bond S me ¢ Clothes —— q GENERA ORGAN AT FERRIS HOME MADE | | suburbs, and the only one of these Congressman Harry B. Hawes and BECOMING POTATO EXPORTER The ¢ vo Engiish-owned railroa}s (___ _linattinemn sine ae a eee ; at present eccupied by Gerard B. | th vuntry + e reporte recently > a ; FINANCIAL hn Pri said to rank with Ferris’ is that in Only Few of Instruments Are'In -| the home of Edward A. Faust, 1 Lambert. , : . Oda ele On sat ne place. It cost about $10,- W. K. Bixby had a pipe organ in Industry Has Developed Largely import selected seed potatoes fro | zens, It Is Said. his home at King’s highway and | Since the War. , cen Steen ieee a 4 ; | by th \ re Enc! aT ea titi . a oo EE - The installation of an $11,000 pipe | Hudson E. Bridge has a St. Louis- Lindell boulev ard, recently torn 7" by WASHING TT ON, duly 13.— araee com hroughout the three po- ‘ .» > organ in the home of Wheaton of made pipe organ in his home, 23 down to make w iy for a hotel. This tato districts ¢ f Argentina. whee a. a 4 PART FOUR. Ferris, a real estate operator, 6995 , Portland place. The original cost instrument is now in ee eggs one of the wor ld’ . surplus pot: the system of land rentais p rib» Bond’s F ac- : : . . Washington boulevard. University | was $4000, but it is said it would now A. Niemeyer was “5 anger op — countries, according to a report to seed pelectic n have declared pet 2 re tories direct 90 to $10.000 to reproduce. strument in his none, 4564 West the Commerce Department today (to the industry. he Gee! ared, it is ef *: —_ . 5 : °¢ geo City, was completed yesterday. The; cost $8 ne this re: rill \ si eae a4 o . - = . .% - mst ¢ c = - ~~ . ™ a 2 > & r wii . ¢ iy it ;eorTe rry ; 3 ine boulevard, but as it cannot be om Commissione radvy ai| timated that Aree" one w are cost of the instrument was exclusive; it. George W. New berr} has Pine . fr Trade Commissioner Bra : : 896.000.0900 to e ty of transportation and installation. | smaller organ in his home, 6948 played by hand it does not Tana Buenos Aires. produce more than , e Ps \ pe bar pi & >i ; Z ¥ Aw . 4 4 ws gets fie siti «ch sets Tait Hs as c spa ee ee ee ee a P ie = $237. 50 | if ‘ ; tok 2, ee a hee? 2 Feet ; lv with * EES Wiltons are shown in this seHing at these greatly reduced Best grade of Mohairs In this lot we have only a few Ri Ws in a vefy desirable and armchair; regular $287 sale price , a 4 : . ai teiatetnartibaetn, consisting of ¢ hina _— = : ¥ = raf " a . ne é | oe, gOS eee - rt ho Ae pee ce ae ieee ey ~ Biba se L§ af ARE Dt eget Ink NRE Pena’ Santis! Saw ape wee ; x : a , se . - 5 : See. at = SAO weSake, « m4 4 nih om a

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——— aes] ST.LOUIS POST-DI ar FINANCIAL AND MARKETS — SPATCH i GENERAL NEWS ae ° | | FINANCIAL AND MARKETS | a en - _ eee a —, tte Se - Se . V part Fou —_— tae ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 16. 1999 : ) =e = — hae 2) PAGES 1—12B - essere nee te anne —— = «aides a? —_ eeneeneedtineeeeemeeeee eee ~ eee ee eee ee r*s—‘i— eee — ee — [_ideded—.-a1__—_ —_—~ = _ one —_ tr Letts _ - - Tete = _ suueeeeeeeee — - - — — - - siilio-srineapiinaras nematic ieadt n ; : F ie il eed he aie ie ms nape cr te " wae Medndnsrrnesk~tatbrmrdge eae atiatieats nee at — > = ~— | THE HUMBLE WORKING GIRL__ By W. E. Hill | fe + . ear pe ie ae er “ee, eee, a id 8-1 . ae ee ha ee ye dh gh en - en ae age te! Ce alll ee i ne > ’ a et ed aad * - , - an ah — ee atta ood asshdeiiphemastteemennmanadaenatiredt Dibteen ee. 4 aA 6° —— of this ection > eal - . a r § F t. = e * . ; @ = - . ‘ ROE get ON ae Te Ring taut Oe Re i, ay ty pn AOL agate The young lady who i ee fF , + 2. eS ~ r Reina is a working girl these days—at the to-cent works on the society S47 | (ae gi . a 7 am» Le* store—but only for the fun of it. Just for some- Tt 7 ) fashion magazine is Lay ae . TLS a : a) gs vig > oh thing to do these warm days. That's all. A male a ge ee: : just about the grand- 7 Ses oF oF es oe Ee _ oe 33 customer is purchasing a tack hammer for five ‘| a $y | a across the aisle. Reina is pretending that the cus- Ww OC er Gat about how ghastly Fie Ws OR : WE a t eas Be SF. ef tomer is Lula’s steady. “Don't you believe one e a | i is ae ae, ) word she says! Not one woid” Lula is telling ) the other girls : ew enemas nent: eee ee S ° tt we “Fs AVE the town is in hot PF , i s# ‘) 4A oa go > Me eae S . “Simply no Ka? — Ee ults | i N¢ ....! AY ae selling my ee . Oh, the injustice of — | i © *°.° DI no one!” me things in this evil world! ; Thus run the thoughts of Erda, but yesterday in the employ of a sub- urban family. They got : | : , her to come way out to ity bg i “4 ; Piasa without mention- \ Te semere® | } someone's crushed companion. Crush- | ing the katydids. And = 33 Bete a RS ) Verandes bo nue £48y to spot on hotel katydids always keep sek es. me-ebemas y their hunted looks. They Erda awake. Re Age : a Sees ee glasses = running up to the room for a gros dite C85 BFP ae ew ase, a book or some knitting. In- te fsck y es rdly they are always wishing they had ) gone on the stage at the age of ten married da burglar. or a , 7 eee ay q- ro The private secretary. It’s Pauline’s job to ask your name, age, wife’s occupation, what-you-want-to-see-him-about, etc., when you call to see Pauline’s boss. om .. It’s a hot +} weather matinee and «3.3 Sadie is sitting on the B. +. : ~ --@ w.»s¢"2 * «@* , , Wf" Neves.” * a te ff sae . . “oye sitiateasiinenile PALI DAA ALR ota Pt ere eee ps eos « > wks #} ‘ * a * ’ =f eh ° ee > > el ne " gen ~ SY oe = te ’ : : — 4 he as ; — : . ee + Bs ~ . - , a? > ~ eg Be ay solicits the advertising con- Columbus in , | ake : A —— ie ' a. Qeeetl by: The RS eee eee tract, armed with a great deal Cincinnatt : : T ) : | le é Ee ; ORT ae Fee ee of devastating charm and Miss Tams is a newspaper woman. She ir sandalwood perfume. St. Louis 4 | Kansas City q Mek ; > i is having a very heavy afternoon in- Lorain | s V3 + : terviewing a moving picture star—one Omaha Be. : ® ca | of those lovely morons. Up to the % ' >} present nen ge eye ai re Miss Tams ' i 4 > vy _} —_= | has dragged forth the valuable in‘or- The substitute teacher, Miss Pratt, is sick, = ho wriles and now and{ mation that the star loves ‘her public vy : ; E 4 — i Nrislet - a vers libre one act] her little dog, chicker® chowmein anc | and Miss Rout, fresh from Teachers Col ee ee something It's the monthly check] profile better than full face photo- | lege, is substituting. “Now, boys,” Miss vd ‘home that keeps the larder full, = ret am se — — nine will have to Rout is saying, “Wouldn't it be a splen- The Day Nursery stenog.. Marguerite, has one of er "She hopes you will notice how} Ko back to the office and write » snapey didsidea if we all try to be just as good | those convenient half-time obs. Stenogs. at the STRONG a tate of Edna Millay So} found the M. P star “among her books as ever we can and then when Miss Pratt nursery from ten until three-thirty daily The comes back just think how happy it will hours are rather short, but Marguerite has to work " ofile e . ” people e seen it which she loves so dearly. giANY ——) k make her!” _at@fully hard while she’s on the job--awfullyahard |! a

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* Mite nssvase agin, 5? wa “ . ©Ts are premises £ ‘ 2 - ale aww ” ° the bd! x and if the Car- . rr ee ee 2 @ rerr ?* oct er : ‘ petitioners ane Investment Co., s. Lera W e! kart. Wr pre-e: ght May. Mr. and Ve an a ~~ « ~ian «2 Mrs . = Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mr«. {(,;erlac (“haries Patrick Cassidy “ui sUEN iiss, ~ « * = + > = += . > * mere 6) hetets cP eos eee eh es a OX _ a: tease : enor Ete ss. oes ee FT) #4 “tty s** $ Tt 04 : ‘2 GARMENT SHOW N ON THE ABOVE @ more than « Howse and Porch | ie eulfahie fer «treet wear as weil. @ made of genuine J one «Tepe. in « shade of siue new bert effec At VE {iS 4 SMART GARMENT oF ERE rc 4 HOT se N inbrem: het musiin, ail edges daintly FyERe eee ah “ AND heurm? om «a eft «hace af green Has ene white rotten: AE my ~ “8 Be and son waetet. Wilh an appliqued flower to quality i - = 9 etaamet aie 8 bh aireie " the ietaten with twe pin a "th the three apn iqued or “ith short siceves. ‘fles Pangan om amen cute «t hee the popruiar saeh eee vane eae Has wite, jionse sash. A deep pockets, and sash which ‘ en por xeta hawe eoyitaarrt Gowers te aehionabie garment, serviceabie mn the back. it is very taetil ‘7 ner eel Tor effeet wear One of the ‘tcommed ~ th binet pie ane _ 2 . mas oad nost popular af the Quaker tons visibly at beth sides of the DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY UIT PAYIN NG FIFTY PER CENT MORE than you need to pay! Avoid a wearisome trip! Now, while you sit comfortably at simply sign the coupon at the right, then ~~ Hy into the mail-box. SEND NO MONEY! na few days the postman will hand you a» - , AKER VALLEY MFG. Co.. Aurora, IMlincis: Send me the three-garment assortment No. I. I will pay the postman Sl and the pestage on delivery, then in ten dage and $2 a month for two months: or if na t © ceaineteee, l may return the garments w'thin ten 7 acme in which event you wil] refund 4/ money | have paid, Soenewn eee ee ee eee PRINT rour name im fell here wit mai Serr -—— na Siar ae Cees ee eo Street or "Sm rTmyte Tcl Igy per ere ~ = a - - >» oS a . 7 Most of the eiectricai *>+~-e - — J ~ > eae * *-# + >i ®¢ may: s J ass - te -— «= — . TS e — = _ -_ + > -” -~ = as. te TCr.ss Cn A! Master Bu‘'4er~-operate 2 ~~. - — os - s — -_+ + —— oricKlayers that the estate ~-* @¢ - _ ~~ ——a. zcrT™ ee : SB ws sei Prices Goo@ All Week oe BROADWAY ON & MORGAN ST. WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS oF ang teeeeeah o 31.25 Four- ‘Yard- -Wide Linoleum a 4 ge: een i. ae , s. Nairn : triap-back Corx "4 vards wide pelle reae ariy at $1.23 squa-e square yarc - ; 4 -? t mill imperfections = 7c Congoleum Square 9x12 Ceongo.eum -~ “~- =? s 7 * -_* $1.49 Inlaid Tire leu™ ~ Tsiaid tchreugh *e tre $ | 10 $1 Congoleum Gel@4 Seal Cong? .eum. ¢u" oaehest -- a gan a poe 59¢ SUMMER LOW SHOES All nice, clean. perfect Shoes for women. and sizes to fit all 2, to . & at $1.95. Excelient give the goods away. Voile and ‘Gingham Dresses We ms to $1.98 y several at these ‘Other s* on asx All Ts and styles fer grew- t¢ w ort en $2 to $3 more -- = _ 3a. a ‘Up to $10.00 00 Value B = Trimmed yolleg Gikeheme Sport Organdies, ay great variety Dresses cAaANY as -_ ad r “ ve es : “ GIRLS SHOES: 3 . Pe «9 806 me $1.99 seo. OR M!ID-SUMMER 7 198 B TRIMMED HATS Ail eur $1 99 Sport Ratine, $ ungalow Giains ealsteae oranl # Aprons iD =e aac ——— Sizes—P' nk. = | nd brown ( | @ Ss thecks, values uz Lachey to 1398. spec . - + i ° _ Values to $6.50 Monday Special at i sa stl LACE CURTAINS Sectio any Tre —#@ 3." $1.75 Lace Curtains r P Iga ~~ * s rita » $1.304ERS $2. 50 Lace Curtains fs Ven’ - > in a large ° , striped pat? variety ‘ms and 4 i ' ‘ 4 2 » £¥st=.. a * - page. «* OR a “ar 5 > and ecTu Fi | _$1.98 in ow. aad 7A Tc ees wide ms mp ete: read Shades : to hang: on sale for ( | Music Rolls “Dearest of Dears” The greatest mother song ever written. GIVEN AWAY f°: FREE wer 7 With each $1.25 purchase in 25¢ Pillow sur Music Roll Department. Group No.1 Group No. 2 §BEACH CLOTH 19c Cheviots ved bv exnrress ie i.so bitte > od _ with 88c $7.95 Tabi ecloth . ‘amaesk 39¢ Gingham : roe ; J .. : ee bd ; y : . e - is a xe Extra Special!! romaania- men-dned. 1000 $8-note Word eS _ld5c Music Rolls, 79c Union Suits Up to $I. 2s Sk Hose - »- +. Wer fash: ned. rr mn “98c, 59c denim, §1 os _ Are $4.95 $1 50 eee impers. ry r 7% ‘re 49c the present assests of the estate do Belleville Mane I ’ 9 more than $54.1 Relatives of Jack Mortem, # ‘ the estate with 2. of Eeilevti hare pod eteiats Seiten 2 ppearance eat ss _"* | - id in reservs among the credit- tintstrator, Walter 7 in 19948 -_— rel > _ a tained the order for “SKATTERS Die Hands, tenes. -&. Large W ene tor $re- meerrte. Shot. } We have just received several carloads of fresh, clean, chandise, including Shoes, Clothing, Blankets. Tents, § wear, etc., as well as hundreds of cases of freshly , Government inspected Groceries. All will be placed on sale Monday at Barney's usual CLEARANCE OF STRAW HATS = One lot of Straw Hats, former y values ap te $158 and 87.00; : sligktiy setied; all sizes. Price te clese eut. On sale at stere F? at SIL Washington ities eee ; SLIPPER Selid teat seles and reguiac S2 vai. SPECIALS Men’s $1 Athlet- PrP ic Unien Suits, ¢ yj made of durable white crossbar BE for material: all sizes — Navy Blouses, $7.98 Ca quality of 10-oz. complete $1.95 $7.95 fe by 10 fe. : poles, stakes and ropes, War Dept. Khaki Breeches. Hee. 63¢ 10c can Pork and Beans in To- mato Sauce. eat 7 No. 2 can Wall Tents for fishermen waa ‘mers Pants. Sammer campers, execelties new white Men’« Khaki Breeches. All sizes. New € yi TwobidArmy St 113-17 Washinoto on A ox% d 91-19 Washindt Set MSS Sete: os a a Se ornare Daa a tet eee siete: Oye Le eS: asia es a pee Bagh sm we df - Boecs,.*'* Pt o>, er : eS « oe a > a ‘ ~ = SN : = ETNDAT. JULY 14, 1929 pots Springfield Wednesday on a A hearing will bo heid by Commerce Commi the estabiisnment ofa sation at Wood River. Hi, Chicazo &@ Alten and Big 4s. The two railroads g counter-proposition for ———— om - Entire St > & 7 FA ee ; PR RR SES yo. e i 4

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JULY 16, 1922 ‘ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _38 a ne, _—---_—- a ee SSS SE oe = mF ippod RIVER DEPOT HEARING =xtion vy tne rattronas ot ene ve= |TWO WEN FOUND OPERATING | OSIZEBRING US YOUR KODAK FILMS. FINISHING THAT'S RIGHT AND RIGHT ON TIME IS OUR pane le Man Disappears. a Se dictestisinainats Senger station of the Alton-Granite evlile, have ‘reso ys ¢. & A. and Big Four Station Is |c ity & St. Louis electric line. This | A STILL ON UNION ROAD FARM ‘ om e from home Frigay ae)060SC«Wanted at Iilinols Town. will be opposed. date River and | | es ' , | b te Buran Rallway Gort SUMMM ee cree Commission az|{2T,th* station is at the Ferguson | Swot Fired by Foderal Agents Bring | | Glover's | |i Peat be High. icrcan Be _ = Commerce — a | avenue crossing. | Them to a Halt When They Mange ea 9 : nefield Wednesday on a petition’ The Wood River authorities have Start Kunning. Remedy —— 3 the estabiisnment of a passenger | announced that the ordinance regu- | Federal prohibition enforcemer . ; _e——, 4 son at Wood River, Ill., for the | lating the speed of trains passing | 2gents yesterday afternoon arrested | 48c Bi | ; 4 se ipago & Alton and Big Four rail- | through the city will be enforced William Pearce and John Vucke- | | s A | ‘a onde _ The two railroads have made | | ,and charges filed whenever there is lich on the farm of John Bieihan, 90 “Crater’’ i 2 j = gounter-proposition for the utili- ‘a violation. _years old, on the Union road, just Sulphur ire | ' Pees nates MOIR A. a hain a rte 0 aceite ia ty iim a fa Ninn cl hi siaaat> eens: + iia a mg ie tae Path FEE: » S *. te OQ A « ™/~ VE - a.* ~ > : a * ee hs - cei Mactan Riehl: «il aniatlinshinmenienan Ti allt Ob seein ans a SS ie as celal ree segs ” ve ewe “. - y south of the city limits, when they | i'found the two operating a still of Candles - onl : a4 250 gallons daily capacity in a shed | 10¢ v - % pie Skat. Harttord, —— [| at the rear of the farmhouse. When | “ is Kas , | | = : 3 .the men were surprised by the) =a = = + Pager ee ek ee ; ' 9 = _ |agents at the work both ran from | . 2 BR. Sk ed Er S. A : ? ‘ o , = ; Tiel z * ~ : at. 2. ‘ as , ; ae ithe shed toward a wood. Shots Formalde- CMO Aaa a a 2 3 3 ? ca ro OW in | fired by the agents stopped them. | hyde Ke Saag Oe S | - i F : ob le wae eT hd Pearce told the agents that he| Fumigators ‘ran because he had been told by - others in the “moonshining” indus- 25c 45¢ . a Entire Stock of Furniture try that Federal agents would not 75¢ , El Dp r O N 7, : 'shoot. “Well, advise all of your | | BES | 4 | friends differently,”’ one of the | 4 |} agents told him. Three- ° 1 | Bieihan said he knew nothing of | Cell Flashlig hts a Take Advantage of ger Bill Folds i e t C then the presence of the still on his prop- This Sale of 50c Cato eo as —_- ’ : , i. Regular $2.00 Ng of fresh erty. It was within 40 feet of his clean, mer- _home and the odor of 3000 gallons Malted i ik LIFEBUOY Tooth kets, Tents, Under- q = of corn mash was strong. A warrant | of freshly packed, = against him, as well as the other two | SOAP Paste cae | e4 ‘will be requested. The agents de- | hit ij: ibe eR ere Rae ae Ee od | Hos ital Si mya ive ; ae stroyed the still and mash and 78 : Sin, ee poeta! 3 . mt. D ize , J hey s usual money- # * E Y% | gallons of whisky. , Le Ce wa Rao $ The aa and Let Us Sharpen Your | . = | - Safety Razor Biades — _.* | 59 ‘ , part } a y ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS CONCERT | Black fiber non-short-circuiting Regular Single Edge, 30c Doz. er ay Snes wattage -F — , / 2 * — net boo Porch genuine Mazda bulbs with 6 18eeat cakes * b5e Double Edge, 40c Doz. lar $1.25, 81.50 and 6 ae powerful reflectors; complicte with f D 3 All Work Guaranteed The following program will be: » ft. wide, R ft. in 'given from 4 to 6:30 p. m. today in | for papete with pulley batteries. ithe Zoological Gardens in Forest a 2 : , 5 - Park by Noel Poepping’s band: E LA GLORIA HARD ¥ Full 8-ounce : | ns pe | . ATER MILLED SOA . 19 7 On Het Sticky Days» Our Country: “The New merica’’? (C. C. | ; | _Our Country . b nef America cc. gy Son EC ee ee at ios Wh he Ba ces Paes uP _ 0 4 ae? ee ki oe iA Shea aa sae cn j Spee NG oh dilatat J Unb e aee: Ae 3 Sheard S ms FN ek ere er oy Fay hy oy is ie | Melodies from ‘‘Up in The Air” Poepping ' (Written for the - ,Louts Raquet Club) | PRESSED ON LEATHER ROLLS no re on vital organs. Waltz § —'*L Blanke STROPS BOTH EDGES rx $1. value; special at G tome mg ‘The '§ Spring Maid” Seinhart AT ONCE a me With every box of Spring Maid — Excerpts from "The Mikado’ "Sullivan . —F Face Powder purchased at 50c THE ROGERS ELECTRO 7 PLATE. Our Fiag: “Star Spangied Banner’ (Key- | : Arnold) Be BOILS, ry | Ser oe TANGAN Bros meet echagpenplia ME | Gaciorsep | CUT-PRICE SALE—GUARANTEED WASHABLE —" CHAMOIS | ser: tor | A petition asking for the signa- ~ p: chan oF 3 be Regular $1.50 size, Regular $1.25 size 98c Regular $1 00 size —.. nickel plated, a af ~~ Behe remeigue pete RAT gy cay arf Bm ~~ igtiiaiaai ida + aaaanaeninadlieiiiee nda inn,. abeuail A retary FS “ Ae re enti ay 7 . li tures of all voters of the Nineteenth | Raser be ube 2 - . 19x25. 18x24 e Furniture Co Ward, who oppose Nat Goldstein, MM Ne le P . | €664é5ak ' a candidate for the Republican City | Se PM oe wake ef ; . BUNNY BAGS 35c Sanitol - ,Committee from that ward, is being 4 " teas Re A Lape ! Kolor-Bak Tooth Washington : Root Beer ‘circulated by Mrs. Dollie Anna “¥ = soe S H The handiest Dry Cleaner for , ies ame: «: “4 air . Paste or Extract. vkg., white shoes. Carry it in your ee ee SL oth, who is also a candidate for the | rater at 18th St. | OS) a ae Restorer bag; keep white shoes Powder 18c RTT WH committee. Supporters of Mrs. Loth | 3 ma! , } 5 ° ve eg > See “ b «+ ee rhite: handy as 6a are asking voters to write her name | : ™ be “ | at ia powder puff; regular Cc I pke. makes 5 on the ballot. 25c Bunny Bags galions. EO HOUSE Pa alge mcr BP “ : PERS I 1: : , 1} @ Special, $2.98 ' a ly 1 Special Sale of All-Wool| Laugh at the Hot Days oc i 95 i] We Sell American Beauty AN Tl THE IDEAL CATHARTIC p | ° | — e through hundreds of hel- Oli 5158 a in | lil Ss low rubber teeth refreshes | Consumption of current small. Attach ve Do not gripe or purge. A pleasant > amg cools you. Makes you | ®ny | socket, Serviceable at all chocolat«:-coated cathartic for the en- 4 _ Kpicherbocksr feel good all over. You in traveling it proves a great conven nee - ’ n e home almost indispensable. Central 708 Sa FOR MEN AND WOMEN Der ach Santa) cntil yom have tried a. | The price places it within the reach ; 907-909 PINE iN ZI q 4 § Fb 9} 144% Regular $ 48 oy — Knickerbocker | Bes ROGERS DOUBLE ELECTRO . ie 4a F ' a ‘ eguiar e '' Pea trener's | $5.00 and . iN ‘Shower Bath Brush "|| $5.00, sate price — Fresh running water ao heels val., everyone. Regular $3.50 Sprays .$3.19 Regular 84.00 Sprays.$3.60 Regular $4.50 Sprays .$4.19 mLA rr , : vie ereoase™ Come in fast and assorted colors; made from ee ee ee | Sorsweit aie co. the finest worsted yarns, guaranteeed to be the Special Sale Knickerbocker Bath Sprays best value to be found in this city. These Suits | Mesvlar $1.50 Sprays SPrecrive assist SN KEte THe STOMACH Liven AND Soumn Oey 2k pg 1. SALARREN wanatnne mnie $6.CO values. a - f , I A S will give lasting satisfaction. eeueden $2.50 Sprays || { American Beau = eo mmpers, cxociion: | Ji @ Spring Maid Taicum % | Welch’s or Armour’s GRAPE JUICE To Remove Sunburn,| DAILY MOUTH WASH 0 a Geeta sits i ECTRIC IRO ) >) , CREAM FREEZER Cloth cover; size 7x11; Rhodes Album; ‘98c inch Fan, , a ——— Freezer is divided inte two separate compartments with ah opening at 50 black leaves J a ; each end, one for the cream mix- Alligator finish; size 7x11; ; i = ; ture, the other for the tee and galt, elle Album; 50 biack leaves = = ; / It is ae ee ee easy Enaastmon’s Photo Paste; comes in a tube: to] “A EAL FAN eae \\\ | | an | to clean. No paddles or parts AL ! ii | | S to adjust or fasten. Nothing to take paste your pictures in album; 2 for 25c WITH A RE hy | ee | apart. Mothieg te eet ous of ender. 15ic tubes “Seer i } > | For all household purposes, Ay pitala, sick rooms, picnics, =o =o 0——omer——0 Lay) i a Ze rides and excursions. It is t A CORSET THAT COMBINES No. 2 Box Poinnan i | | i ov ggg err ae Mig ME age. STYLE—COMFORT—HEALTH Camera ... .$2.19 2 I 4 a __ae riding—cream is then ready It freezes ice cream smooth, firm and veivety in 64 minutes without Made by people closely associated with health No. 2a Box Premo \ ' | tiresome turning, cranking or other roblems and fitted by corset experts whO| pamera ... .$3.19 ee = | mantouiation — the human anatomy. The Perfecto Cor- Pec 2-at. $4.98; 4-qt. $7.98 set costs no more than the ordinary corset ) | AEROS and it allows the full expression of the nat-} Pinkbam's Vegetable — . mo — —— emg: ‘ wnson’s Shaving ©ream.... ural graces of the body. aes ee sen 50c Molle Shaving Cream... . Castoria (Fletcher's 60c BD rade Salts Special Sale Perfecto Health Corsets |. ucornia Syrup Figs.:...--: 5 eieeneienn dead Ad Regular Price $8.50, Sale Price BGO Gude'’s Pepto-Mangan Pint Witch-Hazel Regular Price $7.50, Sale Price OS wature’s Remedy...21¢, 42c, 78¢ | $1.00 Vinol \ Regular Price $6.00, Sale Price ° os enh Gite Pint Imported Bay Rum Mentholatum. _— 60c Doan'’s Kidney Pills Perfecto Uplift Corsets, With Bromo-Seltzer 23c, 45c, 59€ | Danderine. ........ . 28, 48¢e, Abdominal Belt Combined $1.10 Nuxated Iron..........83¢ | Mulsified Cocoanut Oi1...... Squibb's California ou 83c | Listerine .2ic, 42c, .00, le Price . . meer Price at ~ Sale Price 9.08 | $1.10 Mastin’s Vitamon Tablets, 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste... ar 00, DS >| 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste.’ Regular Price $18.00, Sale Price ) ' ‘ bcaniinn. Price $15.00, Sale Price #11.95 1 $1.10 Tanlac ... >| 30c¢ Kolynos Tooth Paste... . — FP earr’s Hair HKestorer Lyon's Powder or Paste... .. We have just received a new shipment of C. W. White & Co.’s | $1.25 Mayr’s Stomach Remedy, | Lady Esther Four Purpose Citrate of Magnesia, bottle...21c | 50c Zylano Tooth Paste...... ? lastic Stockings Cheats of Mapua; Wena: SSS ES aaa ae a Herpicide Hair Tonic .37¢C, ; Rexall Tooth Paste. 2. for ‘ ; Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur, Mennen'’s Talcums which we are placing on sale for Monday only. AR 50c Catlin’s Sage and Sulphur. $5.50 % -size Hose $1.00 Liquid Arvon $5.00 Leggings $1.00 ireqioed Loar —— Ca $5. 00 , Williams’ Shaving re anes Cape: Lysol Shaving Cream Coolfoaim Shaving Cream. ... Perfecto Shoulder __Dr. Simm —., 50c Barbasol Cream THE AMERICAN BEAUTY IRON IS SOLD BY | Braces Supporter & Reducer eee ie es = a => golf players and all athletes. Sup- Cr 4 (* FOR MEN, WOMEN AND porte | ang feeds YA thorities now know the cause for most all hair trouble comes from’ that oi] in the seal RI 0 ory sain GA anc § women. + sens Tea called SEBUM. It is the cause of dry and brittle hair, expands the chest Fitted by i - —_ ; dull and lifeless hair, oily hair, dandruff and falling © Perre a ae Ladies’ Princess Belts hair. Now the cause is known—there is a treatment ttle C walking, golf, 9 49 to overcome its ill effects. It is known as Palmolive nih Liquid Shampoo. : Le 2. Ee FILMS LEFT UP TO 10 A. M. MAY BE HAR SAME DAY=I0} ° Rt Ores WL se CGMS, et ere ey Pin y. © ae Os Ce ayiie a7) eee s eM a evgaa st ,' Loe eee a Ree are - pn ee SEN e Ta ee tes rl Hints ee, > ae 4 ar ie ee Ny ere ae oe om SOE pS 5 Pea Gee A et) Pe ede TS ae iat ea aa 29 shen Sek t ‘ 4 m eee . Te . ive >See ee este DH Bed : ee PONS = A i yates . wee 22 rer Mae ~ her : o i sai" 4 bk Rae tte is S ‘a > Sa gh Fg OS Re A eS ee RS etc ike SP he a > Ay a = ~! 4 : es ath is SS. Thats K r ae mes eet RE KES sic a a At Bia Ble aac a ee Be Pe ee Se a ~ NGS Cre oe coe Pa - = Clam Juice Geod for soup, 4 . es” ie a oS ) The fact that it will give the sarne ft satisfactory service after years of use as upon the day you buy it is the best reasoi: in the world why you should buy an Timericen Beauty” : Verne ve i e iP, Mea, os apulbeaeta sa aubect Be eke Fie 2 hs trae Ne “iia Aad eee ras 5 , aba a % Pe ar q se San SO PR GS DP To Sold by Dealers and Electrical Companies Everywhere. Manufactured by American Electrical Heater Company, Detroit Oldest and Largest Exclusive Makers. Established 1894. ee et an, eae ee ee a PARTS Ry Sar Mie Oh eis ig $ ; ; We OE Rate! Goon ee ai Sy ener ee eee eS By har set tas Ke » ‘ HART ey ee Rae ad The iy B ie My tenet pita Sis eg gee ete et yf a és J ee fie AL ob Br a eee et DA RON MaRS MOET He 63 Oe og | | *

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Times Combined. Sees eo ee ieee ad ey ae Fase RCA gers 2 fh thee Met ‘ ee : “ > ee, the Phe \y Mitricageee! tele yh onal oe te ma Re LOS 2 x F co a > A oe oP gen il cae prea § YY - ie oe , A Ao a OR Ca ; “we aaa D 2 oa mee . Si deiietatben »0 % or cap yaedigns. Gf between $300,000 and $450,000. leather wrist "| he stub ends and ing. including a model : everiast cioth, with medi- um bust and long skirt and a model of figured mesh, with low top and short skirt. eet . ‘ ~~ “ a ‘ oe ” a ee ee a ee er or Becker's attorneys can ascer- tain there is no. corresponding Seale 3 Special, $3.40 Statute applying to initiative ani geferendum propositions. Nothwith- standing that fact, 22 initiative an:! teferendum propositions have been ed on since adoption of that part the constitution tm 1308 all of which have been published by ths @ecretaries of State fust as we-» Droposed constitutional amendments end to pay for all of which, ap- propriations were made by thw legislature. Furthermore Becker intends to Continue the same practice, unless stopped by legal proceedings, he ahnounced today in a letter to Phil- es, and which, in pay. follows: « “Bince 1910 there have been sub- maitfted to the people and printed in @me paper in each county, as were ether amendments passed by the Legislature 22 initiative and refer-— oom propositions. . “The statutes governing the ini- Bative and referendum rave not Ween changed since 1910. The Sec- fetaries of States who let the print- Im one paper in each county since 1910, were familiar with the GQment and the laws, and the ture, without question, al- Ways appropriated money to pay fer the newspaper publication _re- less of the political complexion | the Legislature. * “Reaches Every Home.” \“T fail to see how the people can. fote intelligently upon any propo- sftion if they do not have an op- Pertunity to read and study the Wroposition beyond the one hun- word tithe which will appear upon the ballot and I think that ro better manner could be dovised for giving the people the desired infor- , tien than through the country | Women’s Dotted Swiss Dresses, $17.50 Former $22.50 and $25.00 Dresses, smartly trimmed with real filet or Irish laces. Misses’ Dresses, $35.00 Former $45, $49.75, $55 sharkskin silk and wool lot of Crepe knit, homespun Cape Dresses; a small extremely good values. Women’s Voile Dresses, $9.75 > . - A splendid lot of former $12.50 and $15.00 models. Women's Afternoon and Dinner Dresses, $25 and $35 Former $43.75. $45 and $49.75 Dresses in the Costume Salon. $75 and $95 After- $49.75 Also former $65. noon Gowns Third Fleer. Misses’ Gingham Dresses In Three Clearance Groups Former $5.00 Gingham Dresses $2.95 Former $7.75 Gtngham Dresses $3.95 Former $12.75 Gingham Dresses $5.95 ‘‘Queen-Make’’ Porch Dresses. $3.95 and $5.00 Attractive tissue gingham, batiste. dim- ity and dotted dimity Dresses: former $5, $7.50 and $8.95 Dresses, $3.95: for- mer $7.50 and $10 Dresses $5.00 Extra-Size Cotton Dresses in Four Clearance Groups At $10.00 Former $12.75 dotted volie, French yolle, impe ham and tissue gingham ham, Dresses. Clearance of Women’s Coats and Wraps —Offers a splendid opportunity for you to secure a smart, light-weight Vandervoort Wrap for immediate, travelin and early Fall wear at July earance Prices that mean a small ——— and great sav - s! Included are— Sie $63.75 Former $85 and $96 Wraps, now Wraps. now $49.75 $69.75 Women’s Coat Shop—Third Floor Clearance of Summer Skirts In Three Notadle Reduced ~ At 99.96-—F« Mer $12.50 to $1 6. eke dark celored Silk or Wool Summer Skirts. At §7.50—Former $3.75 colored Siik or Wool Sum mer Ski rts At $3.95-—Former 34. $5 to $7.35 White Cotton Summer Sktir Skirt Shop—Third Floor. ligh® and dark At $15.00 Former $15.50 to $2 rrted ging- dotted voile. imp tissue gingham ported voile Dresses. orted adie and itm- Third Floor Clearance of All Our Black Silk Summer Suits In the Morning Apparel Shep, in Two Reduced Lots > ares ° -—~ ies Crepe, x Sui uded ar Fallle and Ra Ferm 39.75, $45 and $50 Suits, now $18.75 Mourning Apparel Clearance of Entire Stock of Women’s Sum- mer Suits, $18.75 and $39. wl Silk and Wool Suits, tm two and thre piece models. Women's Suit Shop—Third Floor. Former $75, 839.75 $195 and $1! Suits, now $49.75 Shop—Third Floor. At $19.50 ormer $25 to $293.7 ted Swiss, linen voile and im- At $24.50 Former $35 and $37.59 imported dotted 5 dot- SWiss and ported gingham Dresses. volle Dresses. Clearance in The Sports Apparel Shop A splendid group of former 29.75 $59.75 women's and misses’ aieg h . .. # ideal f immedi and acation wear; some wit i and plain coats: now 7 sins Sports Apparei Shop—Secend Floo Clearance of French Handmade Blouses $2.95 Former $5, $7.50 and $19 imported lingerie Blouses, mussed from hand! ing; a limited quantity. These ~~ PasLv Curling Irons are sed. quickly at- = ic Shop—Basement P. S.— Ask for a free dem- onatration and trial on an Eden Washer. Dainty Beaded Dance Bags In Unique Designs Special at... PdeDed These novel Vanity Bags to arried with the smart dance frocks, may either match or strikingly contrast in color Some are beaded in soft shades and shaped to resemble flow- ers or small hearts. They are Former sieres, comprising incom- plete lots of silk jervey. | brocade, fallle. satin and Brassieres. There > | are not all sizes in each : top, medium skirt and style. but all sizes In the es light boning. group. ‘g Corset Shop—Third Floor Enameled Jewelry For Summer Wear Colored Girdles, $1.50 to $4.95 To wear with Summer frocks. A variety of ors. 4 Gossard Corsets, $3.25 Fermer $4.50 Gessard model of novelty silk lace striped coutil, with elastic New Sweater Sets, $1.00 Th ese are O- eled in light and dark shades. two cuff pins and one bar pin. Enameled Cuff Links, 50c to $5 In the new combinations of color or solid shades — mounted on sterling silver and gold plate, are to be worn with soft cuffs. pe ; Jewelry Shop—First Fieor. Imported! New Knotted Cord sige ; $2.25 $2.50 $2.75 Have you a pongee frock or a ratine sports suit that fails to come up to expectations in its bloused ~ lines? These smart imported girdles of knotted — eream cord, beaded or studded with colored stones — are most effective when worn at the hipline, adeg © a Russian note to the simple attire. ner ng silver and gold plate, enam- The set consists of a — which reaches every home in h county. In my estimation the | Oublic should not be asked to vote “pon. any proposition about which m has no knowledge or has not the portunity to obtain such know!l- and fT am assuming that you ™ eepecially interested in having e workmen's compensation act, which was passed by the Fifty-first General Assembiy and which has ween referred to a vote of the peo-. Bie printed for their information. *“It is my Imtntion to fotlow the phecedent established by all my who followed what they I believe is the intent of the since the adeption of the initia- and referendum amendments by very new and most desirable Beads or stones in pink, yellow, orchid. and sy for the Summer dance. tad red - uae jadé. Bag Shop—First Fioor. Blouse Shop—Third Floor. Trimming Shop—First Floor An Important Feature Tomorrow—Special Purchase and Sale of 1800 “Eiffel Maid” Buttonless Union Suits Re gularly $1.30 to $3 $1 OO These are ideal Under- garments for warm weath- er wear; they are cool, comfortable, easy to slip into and tub well. For sports wear they are just the thing. pecial features of ‘Eiffel Maid’’ Union Suits include— no buttons and a well-placed webbing at the back, which gives with every motion, allow- ing perfect freedom. They come in a soft, fine Women’s Sport Oxfords in white buck, g 5 | tari. in elt striped “booked white canvas or various combinations i ina | $' 37 ‘ Extraordinary Millinery Event for Monday— " 250 Summer Sports and © Trimmed Hats 4 The Greatest-Values We Have Ever Offered Regularly $12 to ——_—___ YY 50; Special, . : . , Ss AS Here’s a splendid opportunity to secure © a smart, new Vandervoort Hat for Mid- | summer and vacation wear gt an extrem ly low price. Included in this special red P —_ assortment tomorrow are ae. Rgulart g $3.50 BS * | = , 4— Sports Hats Tailored Hats and Trimmed Semi-Dress Hat In Canton crepe, taffeta, straw, satin a combinations. Choice of white. black, hi and dark colors. Practically Our Entire Stock of Women’s Oxfords and Pumps Greatly Reduced In the July Clearance Sale Oxfords, Pumps and Slippers in a =) tion of satin, kid or patent leather, in white, tan, bronze or combinations. in a =F range of sizes. in St. Louls who have Qenget their residence since regis- @ring will have their last oppertun- this week to be transferred on registration books at the City Sn. The limit for transfer of reg- voters expires July 22, nine — the primary election, * The Election Board will hold three t sessions this week te recetve the effice of the board to Bm open until p. m. Monday. > Registration applications of tn- er persons who were absent the city on registration day, 32. will be received until Tues- duly 13. will pass upon these ap- July 24, 26 and 26. flesh or white, with bodiee top. good size range. Be sure and see them—they are 4 xeellent buying at this verr Women's Shoe Shop—Second Fieor special low sale price. P. S._—Boys’ Oxfords, in a broken line of sizes, $3.45 a pair. a Pair Knit Underwear Shop—Third Fleor.

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mv LY 16, 1988, SUNDAY. . JULY 16, 1922. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximate ly 4 40,000. 7 LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' BB . —— PERC CRR ESE vrwerrverrttryr: eee, ete waa stn’. 9.9 SCOURS ER OR SB CwHdeUCesn ’ " Ss eh Maney s oe ee + - » i , ee se ee SS Se ee ate by , , — a ps Oe es ) ee. ae . Pe oes Fe ; » by Ae —— a. 4 2. pair eG! Ss ae Pt Pt Ge : ga + oo ca. eee Be Me a Lae ray —— 2 » ae oS ee Re of ’ -. 3 > : = 5 he A 4 = he bs - oar ; 5 : - aie _ 4 — : eae Bae ve £m Po... me ee ae At > {wv : ag 7 , habs * nt >” aa am ¥ te ~ . "¢ od et Lr? 2 oo tas « “a > . - “ * 2a 2% cm ee . ie ban ‘ Lope ” | a ; ‘ a ‘ Wee ' . = >. yy }. iene *: lace e & rN 7 - ¥ - DILDe® an h 3 ” | “ “a. é, ore id 4 > = 2\ ng EB a " . e pa Wiethac: } ' a : A 437 ivor. ri as ; My , . 5s - BS 5 ° ” ig eS 4 bee or oF eS ‘Ne x ee 2 fas @eeeeees LA SUCCES HBB See tee eeeeeeeeeeeeerse = . PRREA, Whee ERERBES 7VVUTT é ¥ SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 12, THIS SECTION ARR. WS jury ( CLEARANCE SALE Store Hours: 8:30 to § Daily— ly— | Continue to Present Hundreds of Opportunities to Save on a Artic] eT) nce mmm to 5:30 Frid ' | icles—and Coupled We naive ond Redeem Baste Si _ a ~ A ntecdiet ) With Them Are Other Events Which Will Make It Profitable to Shop Here Tomorrow ba... ew. Restricted “Articles Excepted. —_— = ~ -- Ee A al Tel RR ene see *eeSeeeaeeeeecaci “ = > by ee i ° ee a ae yea os t 7 — F - i . i waa atintl yp ae, ,* ” " 4 ’ ——e SW, ’ v Lit aga ayn thal netdrengubinc lta ielnecrtpecspibece’ sis stats 6 Eales BRE pg pe 5 aliidolained Sc . Iichdedilieatndiatineaitiniaidetite: teddies onde ihn eek date ee Ninth to Tenth i “eee neesestssneetstiicaee DOTITITIITE I ds dd : call In the Clearance—Women’s To Women and Misses Our July Clearance Presents Extreme Values in : White Silk Hose MODISH SUMMER FROCKS | 22.2 S00. 512 @ 1500 pairs of excellent Hose, ineludin; sg 7 2 | such well-known makes as ‘‘ Surety, r SCS and & a H rae Originally silk garter tops. Not al! sizes in every kind SUITS las | > Om $10 to $15—now : Women’s 95c to $1.50 izes White Hose Monday—An Extensive, Interest-Compelling White thread silk or fiber Hose in plain 5 S i : q : ; | Ay ey resses, $1.95 ies = ee ys \ q@ In this remarkable group the most popular Summer styles are fea- and fancy weaves; semi-fashioned, 70 | peeks. made in fy P oe hae" Os tured. The majority of Dresses are of voiles in plain, dotted or Oo Se meee ar Senay ot oC | eroks-stitchine | - & tees | | ea figured tt b e Children’s 30c and 35c Socks, 24c QO 9 | 2 | fs 5 g patterns—but other smart models are of ratine, linen and =: Main Floor | Suits, $2.45 4 é H i 1 gingham in attractive colors. Some have collars, cuffs and — ba eee SNE Yo kent Sd tp 2 He: Sap oirnmemniare oy mporhiug Vapi & benny or had ¢ —— evlored trousers vestees, of organdie or lace, while ribbons, ‘embroidery i: BB hit , : , gis 2 number ot IS | i (En and novelty buttons add to the charm of others. Sizes Real Filet Lace | 2500 in Lot—$2 to $4 Values, at. ; 3 i) ic z 3 q A surprisingly low price for a smart Handbag ‘mt a re- Ap i my \ apd? Si 2 I ling teeter . rte be ' « ii aad JTesses. $2.95 as ft | AN ) Voile Frocks : 95c to $1.95 Values—at, Yard markable collection from which to choose. The mary Mink or bij . a | | “Te | Z oe ae & i a . Originall 7.95 t ‘AW. are of leather, but some novelty silk Bags are inelodadl. ee ae | ee) ah: | 2 ee. Sa = tes 3 C to > Ckoice of black, blue, brown and gray Bags. $695 : @ Excellent quality in this most popular Styles include swagger, Bags of pin seal, tooled All Baqs lined with : ss us t ) weave may be Thad in edgings and bands from Pandora, shopping and van- leather, cobra, lizzard, moire silk or leather; 8 ents E , He. | OY Se % Pi 1G shee riot oss four inches-wide, in a vmriety of at ity effects, as well as Bags or alligator grains, va- | silk cord or leather han- parance 4 : eae | | We Se Lim) | AY oe ey ieee 40k Meow 7 ia Eiger ela Se with round bottoms and tai- | chette, shrunken seal, dles; majority fitted with a . d : { / ESM oer BES Kesey tgs lored and fancy styles. suede and striped silks. coin purse and mirror. . a : ea! B oe | NTL Be) terns, many styles and trimmings; $1.50 to $1.69 Real Irish Lace, yd., #1 ees, $1. 50 4 | mn Bilt | 1 ™ SS, j ding Hy \ light and dark colors. Sizes 14 to 44. 95c Venise Lace, yard .. Main ttcor oP PIT} 4 i 5 ‘ iT) a j y} UE m\ r Maia Floor med with ; nil : | | | ahd” ‘ vr th a : mined with bisck fe & He SR. \gad fi eg «© Smart Frocks Mi OI TO!) nan BS. $2.98 - a3 |: Sb SUAS POON QQUC ee Originally $25 to $29.75— Clearing Lily-of-France enn ada ah; ee : Were \ Fe RNG Jkt N oe a ae AGS NLR G4 SS iON e Sample Corsets = ‘gus 415 | gs, $6, $7 > 85 t : BN ry Voile, organdie and dotted Swiss’ : pS on | ‘eS ZAMS , \ va Frocks, many trimmed with drawn- = and $8 Grades. work: others with Jace or embroid- : @ Soiled Corsets of this excellent make; al! . 4 | a 1 rare: : . ° +: ‘ ; : Brassieres + 3 . ’ — ery trimmings. Sizes a Ba ge boned with black boning and very comfort nee [3 | ; : able; made of imported coutil or pink and 4 = : Tyasassers sassatbesees Sassccscsccssdecscvecdeveaseseeaeeeees white brocade. Sizes broken. Third Floor $4.2 ET fa Corsets, $4.25 = mer $5: Irie r og 2 4 . ° wei 35 . Just Received—~Rebuilt _ " . _ a | q 3 y ‘ ‘ ; Rie: ig 0 “Singer” Sewing Machines z - — 5 | Of AY mer $23.50 Bra: 2% | | Offered $9) O- 0 eomt ame soon | 3 } | G8 ge will reserve any Fur you Furs purchased during this | fringed ends. eautiful color combmations. : " ge sclect until October Ist, (§ gale will be stored without nal pBatine sports §ui . | when the balance may be | . $8.50 Axminster Rugs IONS 12) its blouse: ce : paid. charge until October first. Hearth-size, heavy grade Rugs, in desirable colors and effective mrdies of knotte as Charge Purchases of Furs Will Be Entered on October Statements, patterns. All 36 inches by 70 inches and suitable $6 15 th colored stones Ef Payable Nevember ist. pi: cd ere hee Fifth FI , - . hb FI ‘loer pe hipline. adding i? news / : ; Fiber Silk Sweaters Corsets rigt , $5.95, $6.95, $7.50 Originally $5, $5.95, $ $ : nat, $4 85 95 82.50 & 83. @ Pink brocaded and cou- til Corseta, in low and me- dium bust models, with Aas- @ When you consider that we are right tic insefts at the top; light- in the midst of the Sweater season, and ly boned; all sizes in lot. that every garment in this sale is new in Basement Economy Store style, you will appreciate how extraordi nary this event is. All are —— oo ss rect Tuxedo styles, of high-grade fiber si , . yarns, in block stitch, drop stitch and Men Ss Shirts solid weaves. In the wanted colors. Sizes oe eS 36 to 46. Basement Economy Store a. ll ee a hh kk i i i i ks Originallg S1to 82... * / 9-4 Sheeting | | see~-= ras, cotton pongee and _ many 60c Value—Yard........ ockues, Wiese 36 30 Sa @ Pepperell unbleached Shee ting C in lengths from 2 to 7 yards. 81 inches wide. Umbrellas ———— Bedspreads Dress Voiles White Crochet Spreads in Hard twisted Voiles with a number of neat patterns. | dark grounds, in neat figures Size 72x84 inches. Limit of and ove designs, 40 inches © to a customer. $1 47 wide. Seconds of $2.25 value; each . | 48 grade, yard Percale Organdie Bradford Percales, 36 inches Paypal mag re neg = de. Large variety of pat- wide, made of impo in- a: on ‘light prin Ps Cut giish yams. Wears and tubs greea, navy and lavender. from the bolt. = excellently—45e grade, Basement Keonomy Store 25e value, yard....... 15c 59c Madras 10-yard bolte of pure white Mill remnants of very good | Longeloth, with «a chamois quality Shirting Madras 2 finish. Limit of 2 bolts to numerons patcerne, some A buyer. Mon. which are silk es 20¢ day, bolt mre ls al. yard 7 39c Voiles Damas O-inch Veiles in Heavy mercerized Table brown, green, Copen biue, Damask, 64 inches wide in blue andthe other stripe, dot and floral designe. colors. Special, Launders perfectly. See- yard onds of 89 grade, yard 50c | » SFChic. Ted ana 13 ) ee i ii - | Ice Cream Freezers | ee . = ‘eo } tek x \ > “4 $1.10 Value—Monday Special. ‘ ' @ The popular and reliable Acme brand C | t rts and : : Di '¢ = —_ if rie. BW wy} / | | of all-metal Freezers in 2-qt. size—lim- 4 : ee pe | ee a -T § t r A Caer ar at ited one to a customer and no phone or 4 | eE~ : Oo et, ee Siages resol ues ane © mail orders can be acceptedf 300 in the ats ae ary CE | eR lot. H Swer Offered | | eae 8 ae ithe NY: ‘ hy $9.95 Lawn Swings , $7.50 Stepladders” lala ddd dd dbhdh bd hdd bbb ddd aDADAD AAO RT CTT oo a a ah bb hb bh Four-passenger size, nicely “ Tueckaway brand; folding painted in red, with seat and kind; easy to open and close; hanger in aaa $7. 69 oer iene an $4. 49 4 a & ’ finish - - at sstssesizresse ttt t the $5.50 Laundry ‘Stoves: No. & size $1.50 Ironing Boards; 5', feet long .. 85c Washtubs; galvanized iron ..... ity to secur 55c Tin Fruit Cang; one-quart size; dozen 7 $4 Gas Hot Plates; two-burner size art C—l ill ea pany eheli TOT ur j 2 Ss P ae P | $2.70 Screen Doors: 2.10x6.10 size (ext ; : & urc | 90c Clothes Baskets; made of splint wood ant i. Is On Sale SY pecial hase 500 90e Ol actcets; ms c ‘cial reduced D 45c Sash Cord Clotheslines “$5. 95 to $8.95 Summer Dresses | feo iets'Fi mine. , $3.60 White Enameled Double Boilers - ed Hats || We ~very Attroctioe Styles —Six of Many Models as Pictured Choice at | Se braze, mits sc os” : r bars f + | Hats : @ This is a truly remarkable offering of deligntfully | cool | Limit of Boneh b Sean castee tarde phone Se aE eae rem | C88 £ ee and smartly styled Dresses of splendid quality tissue ) | | . checks, stripes and figures $1.50 Saucepans 12c Rolls Toilet Paper | $233 £333 tea tii % 7 & gingham, swiss and gingham in le raw .satm anc 4 EY -aff t and medium coloring. They are well made and Made of heavy sheet aluminum | Waldorf Paper; 650 sheets to “er ¢* 13 4 fe . ong the fea- —4-qt. size; new Colonia] style roll: made by Scott Paper Co.; > black. Juri a 4 panels, overskirts and vestees are among rs, sauiak ao aan Os oll wt ans allie Con eo. ee 4 : desirable. When you see them you will want several. ‘ ; ' oe al ; _ fares which make them so desi rage a ai éaitin | phone or mail orders)... : Sizes 36 to 46 styles when — gale starts at 8:30 tomorrow morning. Third Fice, ph hh hhh bhp bb bbb a bbb ba baba bbb hha hahahaha asad dabasadasnnnrnr a. BS a wn.

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«— Combined. shit o> ntaigteee aes. +. Jay en apie ~—— é lv Equals that of the Dai lv Glohbe- Semaci rat hone the Time = — ee of - Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximateh ant 6B STLOUS POST-DISPATCH ont vine eee the actual experience iof ' ‘ " . ‘, - las? tt res TEATS Tt oe alien mean : basec rn ‘ , oe : : “ —— | neo fewer ac. dents mn Mino W Oras “wat ts Let ee a seni aa Denil re oes ble increase in insurance ratcs ommumty, anc tev . ow re. « es : : : . 7 , oe - . : m tes 7” By | | aie _. mYerare oC Amv insurance rate reduction i- mean cecrease: *s* Sorectter . > m ¢ .* = wy S"« ’ ° - oe TOR FHT OF © ie “4 7? 5 + ’ ‘? hz ~— * eo 7 i ¥ £% : . _ a - - = ns ~ - * ~ = — . a a» # ee a ~ 2 - 3 ~ © : : GHz . . . vuallieds yee F RRP a BB oe tc A ed eerie Soar SS es ye oe st > cel! within the a2; é ‘ fie ; . ’ —" . _ » ony mal} | i i ' 4 yo BTAGNsE 4204 28 HTIGgss Be : 7 r 1 | ' : ~ wan = 4 : | i, : | =) ai , : : ; off 3 . uted - ———— = " . 4 Bic BL. Pi fy ay & > == .- : ra - - le te EM Renae Py we 4 ax te cee ee a oH oat a ante pee f erage ia a ee va 4 a - mee ; ae Ln a ane ees “eet , -, ‘ ‘Eekbund. Jefterwr P Y ONE —ONE FREE Also Lombmation Saie Derroit x OIL pill ee Number in the Same Period | 114 wiICKS-NO SMOKE—NO ODOR bs, [Pale ee aT (SSS WG ee la ele mapge cea With a Flame Ott tae Se ee ee aes) = . See eae Have Been Possessed of >» *, —— — — 1 — Speed Mania. Just Se : Stemier Strike the Match , sb . i el accrams ot see. |t aecaeme — | This Interpretation Is Hoffman Playing there were 61 automobile fatalities in St. Louis, as shown by the semi- ; S ry FFFMAN AYED. his la was recorded fete annual report of the St. Louis Safety P Pp yin be . ae aie Thermometer 2 for ie air Nets, le, doz. 30 ‘ouncil. Thirty-eight of these were d record at ee a aeten | ee Seating Lotion. heitier’s 1 re ee coe ee ee uplicated by a recording, piano. WBS cot « Teoth Past foul yu ate 7. ™ eogins Rast, Reuter Gagie Stamps Sussiar Only Oe ES come aecidents. nine were homicides and OWNS EF AN SiN SL WELLSTON 'S PRIDE STORE mm. oe into a music roll. All the refinements of expres _KE iFFER’S BROADWAY & FRANKLIN i - scloaum of $4. on-04 oer sein an cued aia st. Loui, St. Lambe all the emotion and feeling, put into the interpretation by The number for the first hal! of | =————— Be Wire 42 Irom . matiiec Beap. genvinr i; Fer fiear ° LS feceanst Ot) ’ Hep-. %-Tb Hiekt-"« Liver Pili« : | Wtetergreen ! ; , ora Ten j Sec Wireh Hacel, Dickineon +s. ra Sheptrin Oepeates do: ? Tr iodime. t. &. FP. 3! Veest Vitamivues. getruinr - Mii ~~ — o*% Peentatr *vrtaae or Hoar Water 2ar.. Thttee amammssecll i weer | Pree Eves seated iree. Ber our Optician Add 4c and Get Two iveter (11. tasteieoss .* for (weter O11. purr 23 -] The Alcohe! Kubbing iso! Night Pilis = r 3 Epeom Salt. tasteless + Ret Annihilater Mesequite Taicum Reach Paste. American he OCuetile Soap. Big Har Olive Olli. Imported Cathartiy Pile. Comp. Bt.28 Nusated iron * * Bieed Medicine si 36 Henelule Perfume Eapert Trus« Fitting Guaranteed in. Caidwell'« B&e & ene i a EEL od OP OG anne on tidy be ave ; 2. yet Dine pe WATE 2 ot ect 7 4 vo et “ 4¢ — 4s + ”. r i rt me SAR boy et a oe ae mmo Asm ane mx oie (-ermirida’ “emp. PY). mrewm Hcweo MMA v2omnn—mx m ait aYoscT= 1 ue EEEEERREEEES “a “ se Dt PPP ago ARAL A ll At A A AA ll Al atl al All a we 33 Deaths at Crossings. Thirt y-three : of these deaths oc- | “We Save You Money on Hosiery” Zeisler, and the hghter music and popular melodies of the day f curred at crossings, 21 in the middle ee ...25¢ by, Arndt, “Pete” Wendling, Brockway, Lee S. Roberts and , 4 ‘ - = we “) ” Wee 4 eh *, * ‘ q +g ? Fe. ~ ' : ’ gwen P © ak 4 viaduct, one on-King's highway via- amas: CHILD’S FANCY SOX.. Jacobs Bond. duct, one in Forest Park, and four at oo reo, We have an especially fine assortment of ladies’ Hosiery, in Everv lover of music will be interested in fae orty-fve deaths were caused by WHITE... BLACK, CORDOVAN. GRAY AND NUDE - ‘ . wenger car Grivers, 18 by treck ladies’ $2.50 full-feshiewed thread eilk. $2.00 hearin, the reproducing, performance of this cs drivers and three by fire apparatus , wonéerful instrument. It will ive our | : estes kof the widktes ‘anse Ladies’ $2 semi-fashioned thread silk, lisle » top, $1.50 : & / The Rudolph Wurlitzer male and 16 were female Ladies’ $1.25 thread silk, hsie Lop . sales organization pleasure to demon- : The ages range us follows: 1 to § Ladies’ $1 fiber silk, lisle top ‘strate its musicial possibilities at ( 1006 Olive St., St. Louis, ? ' oe nla , yo see a a altel = ary —— - EEE EEEEEEREREEEES “en? AP» oF 4 ePorRk™ irinetioe,—— —— oe a | ems SG Se me nee 2 ee ha | v@ars. % ® to 16 years, 6: 17 to 30 ae’? TE * ; Cc Sif Ose years, 9; 31 to 50 years, 10: B1 to Liadie (oe lisle Ho any time. — - i fb Sh Oe ee ee ee a a ee | 60 years, 12; 61 to 70 years, 11; 71 . : ’ Please tell me all about the Repre m KE Sarge 4 eer ‘White “yaa Boos” The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. Apollo Piano without obhgpanon ~ | Intoxication was the direct con- . CLEARIN P | tributing cause in five cases. gULY C NG SALE 1006 Oh | S| Four drivers jeft the scene of the ive Street \accident after striking victim. and $2.50 and $7. (0) $2.50 and ketween 10th ond 1th St«. | were not apprentnended bans $3.00 in commenting on the increase in Values |fatalities, Car) L. Smith. cretary- : | Manager of the Safety Gouna, ans: Ladiée’ sp patie tomy aD Ser NOs, “In the first six months of last vear chatce of ene-suage ef Untords “jexib] soles, with Cuban nilitars lwe had approximately 69,221 auto- “ rent ie ; uban or militar: ‘ :eeis ‘mobile and trucks licensed in 8 | Louis. At this time this vear we July Clearing Sale _ Price, $2.00 rina we a Pproximateiy 78.850 automo- PDB PAP A el el eel ane it nan - biies and trucks, or an increase of 44 . ” . 6 2b intemal tour cect aan on 1 “ee semmee Oxfords Ladies’ Dress Oxfords’ |}automobile deaths have increase’ 64 WITH CUSHION INSOLES CUSHION INSOLES per cent. Ladies’ snow-white canvas Ozx- Biack vici kid, : “7 te me iupreesion that the first fords, with hand- ‘ hand-turned soles, Because we are selling high-grade Cord Tires for less money than others 2 . ) s 0 ® year the driving turn soles, cush- short vamps, Cu- ) ric Loo rful ves we are offering | public went on @ speed rampage. The ion innersoles ang $ ban rubber heels, selling Fab Tires. k at the wonde val . |average driver seemed to be pos- white rubber, the most comfort- | 2 Cupplies Cords, which sessed of speed mania and was driv- heels. Ideal for, able dress Oxford “ we sear edited ous > a PORTER AU ing considerably faster than he was Summer wear. All ¢ to be had. Widths : ; > ast y¥ ' . ia ee low prices, are strictly #2 last year. This . o . . Se oe © ett Ge v» e ROBES Patt? POP RTE — 2 Me Se gee on " wre 9 : PAF — o i] Hp Oo" Rook™ 443 a eiaige et ABP Sc mateh Lost — ge ee ee SO rte RRR me bead ~~ — _— ” peel TF con ~ . 5 é - 2 oa | ’ aN - es tas , 6 , * joe ~ ae 7 hte ee é ‘ wes = ai ; rte ad ¥ i i EI agin eroheg den oy Sap io é . , ee et na Ra A RP NR RI ten le ek 2 ‘4 +. ee oe © lie ental, RR pitt MOR, — Ree OO LLL LLL EL OORT cee =~ pe osian Shen ee jean 2 a = BS eng tet op ance teat Aone com MES Sie at ae ies s M Seend’ aw os Sa Np Ns ‘. pie eS ete. amend: re eet ete sort cag aS ay neh taltaptnr les vee Ox se : Te tently: . ois lia Og he Nag hp I Centon) gg 9 Pn See Ae reese ee “pte » Le r ae a Aa al J = Pe sabnr ee sed ” prices, you will find no the average motorist's mind. 1 " ot ‘aac Not ; 2 ae Pawe S2x4 Ponrh = «8. 695 30x3% Portage xa | a better opportunity to sup- lieve there is a growin r - > Boys’ and Girls’; $ ' ' pee 4 t * @ Straight Side. $19.50 deaak: «oe: Gia. nae * — resort at 6922-24 4 ply your necds for many a certain type of a Pye an Rip sizes 2% to 7.. be 50 Rip i. $4x4 Rough 3ex3 Siemens — 80x3% Batavia + S am. if he attempts te months to come. Be here w- the law. Thies Class, whi “4 ) avagued anceg | 3 pied’ Risetehe ide. Genes in se Gee x % % Place. which was . morrow and see this Bilin the minority, is ; = y far ”> »)«ame P aot ae iE aiaaiilig 30x3 N.-S. .. 8 6.50 : ' — ~ Health #Commissioner special item and the many @ | jority of these tiger ra ne “Oxfords and Pumps : “Children’s Strap Pumps Sa: hi CUPPLES MASSIVE 30x3% N.-8. Cord ..8 7.96 a a } Thursday after a others listed below. ‘juries. A mo , on nc JULY CLEARING SALE CLEARIN . ; te OVERSIZE CORDS 3Ox3% Heavy N.-8. 8 645 2: NS. 88 | Sort was deciared by of the traffic por caaaieaee ae Child tent leather Oxf Sarge ere ga att Nowa gnsse | 4 ceo eee a See prec er elp. One iid’s patent leather ords and Chil , S314 Non-Ski : 3Ox3% I ; : ng that it was ALL MEN'S $2.00 PANTS—Out They Go at.. 20 | motorists aie oe now how few 1 instep strap Pumps, NATURE hig ‘ube ecinae ahaa oon ; a $4x4 Won-Skia Sahes ee ee eee With water and sewe Eixcelient cassimeres, chevicts and worsteds, in dark . Siiy Know the ¢raffir ° stripe patterns. Aiso a special lot of kheki Pants. bree well enough to rigidly observe | SHAPE lasts, with stitchdown pe tent leather : wed nah eeprom ao : Vl Si i : Co = cone ane % oe ae vem y ows nd } ' b3a4*, Non-Sk 2.54 M y im tan shades. Al! sizes from 28 to 62 wajst. In our ES soles. No nails or — to burt . ee a ow . ) oer Em wrong isceiianeous O1Zes a is stackien? acoeieall ’ rive in a tender feet. ' A | rot gat . hy . 7. * sense manner is really the under's- ~Sizes 81, 8 75 a: n¢ $3.5 Non-Skid $39.00 3424% Diamond N.-S Stadt N = o—_ ~y- a Gets. following his } . ™ B?u4 « " ing cause of 95 at B5a5 Non-Skid $41.00 618.50 Rte ‘ 2 | ase on bend, attem ANTS—Out 5 per cent o si : to 1145... ie eet . ee | ALL MEN Ss $3.25 P They Go at.. a | 95 dents. People * oucigp nt of al) ac: Les i . a ’ “ed “ a7 a5 Non-Skid £42 00 3424% Ratevia N.-*. £15.00 a2 ~ . fhe place he should . ; 4 ‘ ote ON ROLY, CPR I Ragen Lan Te > Me _ 4 ” Pe — into wu rtain- > to 6. 2 > - . . ‘Strong, well-wearing worsteds, cagssimeres, cheviots ties, fail to slow down case — id We Are Direct Factory 234 Diamond WN Saem x: -& = e and the p an@ homespuns, in medium and dark colored stripe lace closed Signa! Distributers for the Oup- ané check patterns. Sizes from 28 to 62 waist. In J our Monry-Saving cars, pass street cars while passeng- | Satisfied. R2x4 RateviaN-S. 81250 2 Darien Cord 838 Langue At a hearing aerreratntaen B2x4 mere | os | 1921. Geist was ALL MEN'S $6.50 PANTS—Out They Go at. 00 dition has somewhat improved). fat “White Canvas Pumps” ‘ “White Canvas Oxfords” hy Today. - "Ss 3me Senb% Stee ee _ Hearn Commissioner Made of exscelient all-woo! materials. Penct!-stripe . to slow up on nearing pedestrians JULY CLEARING SALE JULY CLEARING SALE Tires Like Cut Shown. ° : | ; ‘worsteda, solid color flannels, striped and checked oe at crossings, do not give way to This Sport Oxford is ideal ‘cCheviots, soft-finished cassimeres. Also genuine the right for faster moving vehicles OPE. Ae, Se hi ¢ ile Bangs aa canvas one-strap Pumps: medium | ®2°° for play and outing wear: “Palm Beaches, Sizes 28 to 60 waist | often causing side-ewiping tar, Ss comm thn tae ae Oaks Gnewen NOTE:—With each tire purchased this week we will sell you a Red chances and violate the law by pass- with rubber soles a ALL MEN’S $8.00 PANTS—Out They Go at . ing vehicle on the right. start from, end low heels. aoe hie Gray Inner Tube, same size as your Tire, for $1.00 e 46 1.50 P ae have "order at ame. re hear ae \s ‘ ' - rd ' n. phone send Lexx, MEN'S $10 PANTS—Out They Go at. . : ‘The one encouraging factor ‘{« 2% to 7.. let us have your order at ence. Ca er your order teday " las wATI AND PH RE a ee ae “Made of finest woolens. in foreign and Guanantia to school children or ec hildren ire- ha use Ss gpapere Ce ae bs orders te s080 oe XE chipping. De net overtock this money-saving ante, We cap eave you meney on 39 OS feeeves. Superbly hend-tallored. Beautiful sult put- tween the ages of 6 and 16, there Men’s Canvas’ Oxfords ne ae ne ‘terns in all the newest colorings. Sizes from 28 to 52 having been only six This showe of accident prevention education now ee taught in public and parochial ACTUAL 0) AC mont 180 31 1 7-31 19 Locu t Str t echools. ‘. ten og Bo ; Ss when making left hand turns, reck- Sizes $17 Sizes 2% 7 25 rs “ ples Tires and Tubes. Stx4 §=6Portage N.-S. 815.00 =; = = The complaint again lessiy drive in front of moving street 8% to 11. (upples Users Must Be ™ $12.75 2 Made by mem bers of t ~.4., N.S. Special $11.50 BS14™% Darten § REV ie Randle SERGI RIE RANE MINS AEE RIND IEE RST TEAR 8 OP Ah th elle —— _ Just a little more care in hend!- \ , VALLES $4.00 | li to af! parte of the etty free of charge. Open evenings and all Sunday. Tires mounted and ing the car and more care on the VALUE - Se Inner Tubes Repaired part of thie Pecenrt ris Treperirig * Pee etreet during the next «ix monthe wt! A timely sale right tn the height ae SEND cs YOUR MAIL ORDERS -ve ¢ ? men’ ° help jlower the death rate. Uniees tt of the season of men's high-grade a ’ ‘ _ | white canvare Oxfords on a medium CLOTHING COMPANY is done Mt. Lovis » lone her prom- reund toe last, welt sewed white inence in the sufety world and ae ivory soles and tieeis, in all sizes. N WwW. COR. EIGHTH AND WASHINGTO] AY. fle of “The Sefest Big City : Actea! 64 valece et $1.50 per pair. The POS™- DISPATCH ‘is the on'y St. Louis evening America,” Which she has heid for t hewspaper giving Assodated Press news 4

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6} ws BM Pe) - — ae. £ see — s—* ws, ~ = kh ee ee ed a a” “+> hE | hig Hx, €.*. a — ~ _—- > —. & - ~ jel Fe expression, > hen by the is played on fidelity of the tis heard. wski, Gabrilo- 1e Bloomfield- e day played and Carrie Se see eee ee Se Iph Wurlitzer Co. St., St. Louis, Mo. a | | | bout the Reproducing | out obligation on ae y than others are ering: CORDS purchased for cash, of Porter Cords, all original wrapper. Look below and convince it is the best buy of Don’t wait, buy now. Tires Are All on-Skid 6.50 32x4 . .$14.00 7.95 § 33x4 . $14.50 12.50 S84x4 . $16.00 30x3%% Portage N.-S. S 7.95 80x3% Batawa N.-S. § 7.95 SOx3%% Cupples 'N.-8. § 7.95 aoe re Plain .8 7.00 B2x: th, N.-8. ee s 7.78 S2x3% Heavy N.-S. € 8.75 32 x3, Batavia N.-S. $10.00 2x84, N.-S. Cord. $10.75 Bix4 Ratavin N.-S. £10.00 Six N.-S, COord, .$11.00 eo us Sizes 32x44, N.-8. Cord. .$10.50 Bex Milier N.-S. . $14.00 BAx4 Miller N.-S.. . 815.00 B2a4 t. & Chain. $17.00 Atx4 t. & Chain $17.00 B4ax4 t. & Chain. aoe 7x5 Goodrich N.« eon oo Riya5 Ratavia ' N.-S, 817.50 BSx5 Dayton Cord $20.06 S3424% Geodrich Cord a79.00 36s4\% Diamond Card oe B4x4™% Dayton N.-8. $15. oo ll you a Red or $1.00 ICES _ ing over the great, bargains be sent with all out-of-tow? ey on 30 different makes t Central 151 nted and delivered FREE. eee > SUNDAY. oes Jy «16. 1922. The Sy Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times € ombined by Approximately 40,000. iage Licenses "Births Rec Recorded Burial Permits . pia BES patente reere’ aA, , and B. MARRIAGE LICENSES. rie Sampson . St. Lauis, Mo | ss A. Bcklund. Jefferson Barracks, Mo “4 Richards. Jefferson Barracks Mo | Mock....-.-- .Chicago, Il Zz Niemoelier. 14°20 N. Park pi Thomsa .... ... 2308 Pine | ee 2239 W alnut ) 8S. Kunz. 36! 54 O'Meara SS 66-0 + © = 66-4 08s Peoria, Ili | ie 9° 2619 Natural Bridge. Piglowska.....°619 Natural Hridge | oe. Gmith .....-.--... Nokomis, Ii | A. Ales.....Schram City, ae | a 4140 Fiad | Ware ... ..Little Rock, Ark | | Se sas, © Chicago, I] | PRockwell .....------- 3730 Lindell ™ C. Leffier..........Coburn, Ind | meme MONI... +++ 0 ----e Winona, Mo} , mm Poecker ........-- Clayton, Mo | ‘Bisa _Mortiz ooee+ee-4227 Grace j os a SEE psessesses 44568 Delmar Anderson.... ’ .De Soto. M Worstenholm.. . :6407 Lioyd es Dopheide......% VOSA Caroline fie A, Englich......... 1042 Geyer | Cte cos anos ecee c 1505 8. 13th | MI bapa rscceses 3107 Clark ‘ je Furlough....... 2641 Morga: | y Lengtelder edi a's 0a 2412 8S. 18t h | | ip Bergmann ........ $445 Cherokee Da Bilttechau..........: 3235 Iowa | Hyacinth Stemier....... 1039 Allen! Wester 2. wee ce dee 2604 Morgan | ME se eessccess 2614 Stoddard | SEED wor ecccceces 1605 N. 25th} Roberson...... 4020 N. Grand | W. Melvin........- 812 Destrehan | i cia 6 eee « < 538 Calvary | OS ere ... Canton, 0 | BEUBRS .cccccece ’ Robstown, Tex | J. Stengel.......- St Louis County eC. sc cccess 3412A Dunnica | Blackard ........ 545 Ss. Ewing | eeres a 3111 Pine | ae 1110 Ohio ei Maud 4 Julian 96 60 68 040% 1110 Ohio € G. Webers......... 1211A Sidney M. Martini.......... 2404 McNair Michelson “ee We 6 1129 N. 15th ice sseeecoesen 1119 Leonard 4 i sé» es « 4546 Chouteau Gisire Kocher ..... East St. Louls, I)! : B. Johnston Jr....4435 8. Grand | ® B. Wildman..... 1335 Semple = BR. Zaehringer......... 2340 Menard Louisa Gough...... East St. Louis, Ii! BIRTHS RECORDED. a yer. Boettger, 2628 McNair. . Abie, 4053 Shenandoeh. ” Scott, 1610 Wash. leck, 1823 Dolman. eWhoeter, 1815 4 Galem, "4445 Page. Thee - SB ee PR He al “eee oe 2 - 5 ae "58 5 “F est Park Mengerson 41494 Labadle. ones, 2703 Eade. —— “GIR rich, 6635" s. Broadway. 2810 eS ott a Minnesota. = . o a mo pap : m. _ e ae 3 f . Olive. , Ll. Vandeventer pl Bennett, 4057 Lucky ©. Hoenel, 2001 8. 18th Haas, 6722 Ward, 2324 Pin ge a OA Alaska. wg ae — pL 61 st Wetton. Coote, ‘ . rth M M. G0r p20 Whittier s601- Madison. h 1 S. Broadway. Suadiey. 58. 2931 Pine. ; ‘OFFICER ORDERS ARREST IF AS NOT KEPT CLOSED | _- Minus Sanitary Facilities. Police Department has been | by Associate City Coun-. Hart to arrest Gabriel M. Geist. | | of “The Wedge,” a bar- | wus TeSort at 6922-24 Clayton ave- | ‘iM he attempts to operate the | Which was ordered closed by | Commissioner Starkloff. after a hearing. ce, after it was disclosed at ng that it was not equipped | Water and sewerage facilities. Order to the police, which fol- | & conference between Hart | Starkloff, provided that should following his arrest and re- On bond, attempt. to operate B® Place he should be rearrested. aa the place closed. | Somplaint against Geist was the Hi-Pointe in September, members At a hearin | Geist was instructed by the. Commissioner to and sewerage facilities. Strested yesterday when the Was found open, but did not in police court because of Preparation of his bond. provide *? Deaths, 450 Births, in Week. Were 147 deaths and 450 Tecorded in St. Louis last Of the deaths, 21 were by Bright's disease, 20 by heart disease, 15 by cancer, Pneumonia, nine by: tubercu- | €nd nine by diseases of the cir- system. mee by accident, One homicide. 4 x three suicides, — Note Held to Be Legal the Associates Press UVER, B. C., July 15.—| ts & game of skill, it was de- _by Jugtice Ruggles in a rul-° court file here today. The & promissory note for mm by C. &. Morris o Tor an alle: «4 The re- | Was declared by Starkloff to be | Geist There were three | OR oid EVENINGS - UNTIL 1102 Olive St. LEASE EXP STARCK FACTORY SAYS SELL! SELL! FREE TRIAL IN YOUR Own HOME! f OLD FE. Player - Piano SELL! ae pes one ey . :5y A Bee: 7 ow SELL! SELL! ACTORY is running FULL PLAYER-PIANO Here is a dandy $4 PRICE one that will give good sold for $500, ervice. Originally to go are the ORDERS from our STARCK FACTORY. PIANO, PLAYER-PIANO and PHONOGRAPH in our PRESENT STORE must be SOLD REGARDLESS of PRICE. OUR FORCE, JAMMED FULL of INSTRUMENTS. the OPPORTUNE time to buy BRAND-NEW and FULLY GUARANTEED PRANOS. PLAYERS and PHONOGRAPHS are CALL ALL THE FAMILY TOGETHER! UPRIGHT PIANO One of our best See this Full tone PLAYER-PIANO size mod- ern case, beautiful and easy ac- tion, a snap at our great cut price. Terms, $2 per week \ \ Utterly Beyond Duplication. aS NEW PIANOS AT SENSATIONALLY LOW PRICES—REBUILT PIANOS AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES going to SELL FASTER than EVER before in St. Louis, (4 PRICE bargains will want it. bargain during our Remeval Sale. With 12 Selections of Music FREE HiRE $200 Columbia ....... $100 Pathe $125 Artophone a oe Se ee Ore $200 Silvertone ARE A PEW BIG $150 Brunswick...... .§ 65 2 Carloads se Phonographs Sacrificed This Console is a regula¢ $250 value—a tremendously good $95 Snap it up for FREE TRIAL Per. Month MONEY SAVERS $150 Columbia $125 Columbia $100 Brumswick....... SS #250 Console oo $200 Console 30 Days in Your Kimball Decker Starck = J = Bw Be full size. action: So MR. and MRS. PIANO BUYER, and we know you ne © 39g Terms $1 per week A Clean Sweep Pianos No Money Down Steinway SD cet do 2 ad Mathushek . . °S in this sale at about half price; YOU’LL NEVER HAVE A CHANCE LIKE THIS AGAIN NO MONEY DOW TELEGRAMS and LETTERS telling us every ‘Son Ag size, good Payments now is for a beginner. per week.. = OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 P. M. DURING THIS SALE = WE MUS ‘\ T MOVE! PIANOS MUST GO! ELL! REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! 7B ‘aaee r ” *B month FREE | ) —— =~ —~ The PRICES SPEAK for THEMSELVES. YOU can ARRANGE 4 | OOzZ-2zm<m zn v ad r 7 — your OWN TERMS—as LOW as $5 PER MONTH. FACTORY REBUILT and REFINISHED, as WELL as USED IN« STRUMENTS, at NEXT to NOTHING PRICES COME TOMORROW. PRICES so LOW you SIMPLY can't RESIST. STUDY THE PRICES—ARRANGE YOUR OWN TERMS UPRIGHT PIANO ood Upright Full tone. BUY GO EARLY. $195 . . a . 285 39 Per Month | Start Regular Payments September 15th modern case, beautifully $425 Player-PIANO—Now......--: 450 Player-PIANO— Now. oy ee 550 Player-PIANO—Now......... 650 Player-PIA NO—Now.......-- 750 Player-PIANO—Now.......-. 900 Player-PIA NO—Now........ | * | FREED”. Trial Satz. |No Money Down x BRAND-NEW $350 UPRIGHT PIANOS Here is a regular $350 value Upright Piano, fully finished, while they last... a NEW PIANO. CU S PRICE A snap. Madey ory aia at s350. Our ceut 558 price during this GU oot ng Cb wéeee de Terms $1.50 per week On Used and pe Bl FREE nivs: TRIAL VOst. ss $ 75 Slat...» 240 Fischer... 45 Emerson... 65 Underwood. . 110 *S Our Cut. Price ~ “189 rua iranté tone UPRIGHT PIANO $- UT PRICE "115 Aven Tene Here is a gen- wine bargain; new; SS-nete atyle. New gv00 PLAYER-PIANO This is a non CUT PRICE ety: so. 2-2. ae : are GOING to find GREAT FAVOR among THOSE who do not WISH te (OPEN UNTIL NINE) at the LATEST—as the BEST BARGAINS will SALE PRICE $600 New PLAYER-PIANOS GOCiOm .-. i ccseee Terms 88 — month These are beautiful Player-Pianos, fully Our Cut Price guaranteed, full size, cases wonderfally well finished. Outfit includes BENCH and MUSIC 4 ROLLS. A regular 8600 walue, during this sale the price ES «¢ PT. se ROLL CABINET PLAYER BEN FRE MUSIC RO Mee. or artbarenitaeedaatsdactecn naeeaes see mag ———- ~~ —— eee Sad o- o wok aie SO | ge 545 GUARANTEES fi oririecd by the. rae | Star k Piane Co te give complete and lasting re | eo Compare This New 88- Note Player-Piano With Others Selling Else- where Up to $600. During This Great Removal Sale Have any Piano, Piayer-Piane of Girand Piano sent to your home for trial and teset—FREF OF CHARGE —and without obligation te buy un- hem fa: Of. - _ less you are satisfied Starting payments meee 1S Turn in your pres- the first payment. = : ~~ a PPR Ie an cmmcaes age OI tat aie A pt a $ 1 O Per Mon ent piano, phonograph or other instrument as FREE MUSIC LESSONS With Every New Piano FREE BENCH AND ROLLS — ‘ith Every Player With Every Phonograph FREE RECORD — ——— Is the GU ARANTEE YOU want. tally ment than quarter of ing music al instrum of our immense factories. the manufacturer A Guarantee From the Manufacturer Who is more vi- interested in the performance of the instru- himself? a centuey experience in the art of builld- ents stands behind the preduct Star: ‘ Pianes Sre Guarantéed 25 Years Almost a lt A al eel aT? —_s <j —e a y) we lint = PD. &. Starck Piano Co.) Manufacturers Starck Grand, Upright and P layer-Pianos 1102 Olive St., OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 P. / ‘ M. DURING THIS SALE Railroad fare refunded during this sale. If you can't eall, write for special removal sale bar- gain bulletin. We ship Pianos anywhere in the .S. onf © TRIAL St. Louis ea No Money Down. Easy Terms Out-of-Town Customers

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eels ie ed Melis a ee vagy 4 ‘ 2p. sane wen inte NM EN: Saal: ', 7 Air (Per eh eo So 5 te poe oe N " - om Aree alt ile ~ tae i ete ut bi tA tile pre syeyenyh ¥ Pt. Paes ore tt. aa ye . 7” —_ A Seah sty « * oP te ich ons pe eee > “ere = Cegtets Eee ee ae ee, " see rates . ‘ git PO a al vaio ~ oA eee erg te a ee feo ee om es - Baan Tote: wey ys wie! nate NOON LD ALL ANGLED LOL: LE. POLL IR I 8 - a ts Hoses Rae oS poet apeiron tie, aiiet bem ne | yeah ; = Oe NP CP gee " ~ oe ye Pi Aaah ce heey £8 a are i ee ee Re ee > moe NE He! AR lL AERO AD NUE a ee oe ee ay A wee gets » Prete srvepn 1 > vin = ¥ . Tablets The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ‘ 8B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘tion city at the close of their an- Raimbow Men Choose Indianapolis. MINNEAPOLIS. July 15.—Vet- erans of the Rainbow division chose | Indianapolis as their 1923 conven- nual reunion here today. The dates ‘set for the reunion were July 14, i56 and 16. —_™ , 4 MOTOR CAR determining the type of chandise its product in profitable AN EXCEPTIONAL A motor car manufacturer with a national reputation is distributor it will employ to mer- the St. Louis aayors 4 te ic business men who are seeking a substan an seadiohie investment, a most comprehensive and liberal franchise is available. In addition, the franchise offers un- usual factory co-operation in the promotion for the sale of ' this car. Mr. P. C. Lott at Hotel Warwick, Room 856, phone Olive 6100, will be pleased to interview those interested. FRANCHISE PROSPERITY IN PORTO RICO | Coffee Said to Be Responsible for Better Times in Island. ‘Ry the Associated Press : WASHINGTON, Jul) 15.—Coffee the wave of pros- is responsible for th perity now sweeping Costa Rica; the Commerce Department was informed today by Consul Waterman at San Jose. High London offers, he ported, have practically wiped out all of the last crop and have so af- fected the distribution of the coffee that considerable amougts already shipped to New York have been di- verted to the English port. The present crop, he added. has flowered. the grain has taken hold, and with reports being received from Brazil of poor prospects in that country. growers are anticipating high prices and ‘“‘continued pros- perity.” re- SUH HUUIUUULLUILUUUUUULLUUUULULSRE EE : - ful 4 - 7 ‘ Victor Victrola $106.00 Including 16 Selections WurRuulZzerR This Genuine Victrola | With 16 Selections ‘| $5.00 Down, $5.00 a Month Vietrola MAHOGAN Y. oak inch and tapering matic brake, indicator. double spring. while playing). speed or American walnut turntable. } | sound box. new improved Victor tapering tone arm “goose-neck”™ Newly designed, patented and {tmproved. spiral drive motor UMMM 06 No. 80 | i cabinet Nickel-plated Victrola No. 2 Auto- speed sound-box tube. regulator and automatic wound (can be We Sell and Endorse Only the Victor Victrola WuRLIZER 1006 OLIVE STREET Between 10th and 11th Sts. Sri (UUIINUNNAUUUNANNNUUUUUTTUOEYOGUEOTTOOGUOTOOUTUOTOOAOOAUUOUEOOOGAOOOUOOOOU AUTRE UAAOOAAOOU UAHA } PUTT UUUTTUUUUUUUUUUEALALLLLLLUULULLULULLCLLEALUUUUUUCCCLE-LL2UCULLLLLLLLDLLLCeceeCeooDL 2c COCR el When It’s So EASY to Increase Your Weight This New Way New IRONIZED YEAST Thin, Nervous, Run- cientific Process Embodied in Enables Many down Folks to Gain 5 to 9 Pounds on First Package O matter how thin you may be—no matter how long you have been trying to put on we ight—no matter how many different preparations you may have tried without results—you ewe it to yourself to learn of the real benefits that IRONIZED YEAST bolds for you. For thin folks to gain five to nine pounds on the very first package is not at all unusual. Pimples and ‘ether humiliating skin eruptions usually completely disappear within 14days. And as for creating new energy, seeming miracles are reported by people who were on ce nervous, weak end run- down. And all because IRONIZED YEAST embodies an amazing process—a process which enables yeast to bring its wonderful Results often in just Aaif the usual time! What Is The Secret? While science admits that yeast alone is good, experiments prove that it is not enough, in itself, to bring 100% results. For although yeast contains certain mysterious elements which have @ wonderful effect on our health, it needs some other agent in order to quickly convert these vital elements into rosy cheeks, firm fiesh and rugged strength. Lron, Science tells us, is of high Ae eat into living cellsand tissue. So unt working oo this problem, our as. @hemists finally discovered the @maaing process of ironization. It ts this process which enabies you to derive from yeast ALL of the ms Splendid benefits it boids for you. YE Therefore Imitated Youarecautioned against accept- ing inferior imitations of TRONIZED YEAST, which in most cases are merely miatures of @rdinary yeast and irow. The re- warkabie of ironizatioa ts embodied oaly in TRONIZED YEAST, theoge scientifically cor- . rect aes he omens a ete in- sist uine IRONIZED YEAST. It we the oaly way you man be sure of getting the dest. od “Gains 10 Pounds” TRONIZED ) EAST, yet have gained 10 pounds in 15 days.""—Rev. L. W. V. “‘Gains 6 Pounds” value in changing the food we an that tired-eut feelin gained six pounds.’ — “Gains 8 Pounds” skin clear, | now sieep eoundly every nig beard “Gains 10 Pounds” wonderful Gesh-buiider and fine for | myse prise | bave guined 7 pounds. have taken only 1% packages of The imprevement in me since tak LHRONIZED YEAST isuust wonder- New | eat heartily, fever have . and L.have .& BC. After ene bex ef IRONIZED AST | have gained § pounds. my bt. Tt ie the greatest tonic | ever of."—Mr. A. G. B. | think [RONTZED YEAST is « Before taking TRONIZED YEAST —— myself Then | weighed 1 twe weeks later and to my sur- —Miss M. G. W. ’ YEAS; 71 FREE! Satisfaction Guaranteed basis, those who wish may try it absolutely FREE. ply mail the coupon. It will bring you the famous Three-Day Trial Treatment. The results, even from this short test, wil] very likely surprise you. Send for it now. Free Trial Coupon | The Ironized Yeast Co. Atlanta, Ga. Dept. 504 a 99 lustrations will give you an ideaofwhat a wonderful improvement Proper weight makesin a per- While IRONIZED YEAST is sold at all druggists on our Sim- Please send me the famous THREE-DAY FREE TRIAL TREATMENT of lronized Yeast. Name Address City. State. Only One Trial Package to a Family ee a Ae Emenee tect K. OF C. DENOUNCE ANTEPAPAL Magazine Article for August Will Declare “Dynamite Is Dan- gerous Both Ways.” By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK. July 15.—The pro- posed organized movement against the institutions of the Roman Catho- lic Church by the new Evangelical Protestant Society, described in Post-Dispatch yesterday, will be nounced in the August issue of the de- the Knights of Columbus national maga-| zine, Columbia. part: “The Evangelical Protestant Soci- ety ventures into the public ,print and talks of its ‘dynamic possibili- ties’ in warring on the Pope, the church and the Knights of Colum- bus. Dynamite is dangerous: both ways. “Rome and the church whose su- preme pontiff resides there have the amazing habit of surviving attacks The article says in made by such narrow-visioned gen- | tlemen. The statement that the Pope aims for political control of the | United States is becoming a stock joke. Something new must be vented by the gentlemen who seek to foment religious warfare in America. However, so long as prejudice nays | in either publicity or piasters there will be prejudice mongers. “The Knights of Columbus, either directly or indirectly, have never at- tacked. nor ever will attack. the creed of any fellow citizen. “This order believes in religfous freedom and practical patriotism and its record is a manifestation of that belief.” Organiaztion of Laymen. Dr. David James Burrell, pastor -¢ the Marble Collegiate Church. whose study the Evangelical Protest- ant Society was organized last NDe- cember, was interviewed resterdav on the purposes of the society. 2r. Burrell explained that he is more in favor of the evangelistic plans of the new organization than what “belligerent attitude.” Says the society will be an tion of laymen, in which tePs will have more of an advisor: than directive Capacity Discussing hi@ part in the movement. he said: “I was in at the birth of the or- ganiaztion, but I have not been able to be present at many of its subse- ugent meetings.” “Tt has already met with a hearty response from all over the country, but I am frank to say that [ regard its continuance as a useful body to be dependent upon its strict loyalty to its origina] principle as I have understood it—its distinctive feature, far as my personal un- derstanding goes. ill be its carry- ing on of propaganda in the spirit of loyalty to truth, but kindliness to- Ward ail “In my judgment the errors of Romanism should be combatted by the positive formulation of sound truth rather than by a belligerent method. “This he He Organiz FF L or sy. «.. ”" mint »# : are me nt” ae > * . UNITED STATES OF AMERICA } EASTERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOTSs Sea ft DISTRICT COURT INTTED STATES for —_ District ~~ White Banner, because it means more than , satisfaction. It means positive delight. Should your dealer elements of barley, and - E and canners, The Premier ~ a +o Nea $ os + ao" », See - “RG >. Loren McKisley, Clea SUNDAT. JULY 16, 1922. trben — enamel refr | Preservir Two Specials “ -eht-hole Canning z eat more than half time and most of the -- 3 isbor; 75¢ value. ....- Six-quart Aluminum Fre ' ing Kettle; while they this $1.25 value Quick M Gas Rang Our entire sarple lt 20% Discor PREMIER SUPPLY CO., St. Louis, Mo.—Distributors. ~ a _* hag 54 = eg MS Ss ~—- -. a ~ a eed for th the forenoon of the said day and then and there show cause if any_there may be why preliminary injunction therein prayed should not issue, and it appearing to the Court that there is danger of irreparabie Injury being c@ ae * Bere = entering inte_@& Meta ae a ~ “ere is to savy assembling or causing to be - of plaintiff or in proximity to plaintiff's peeies of thetr respective Pe

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nen you use s already in. by experts. more than your dealer is, because ‘barley, and st of Oregon of the popu- tract by the ity than all u are abso- tion by the e Premier atur, Illinois, a” when you see Can. atessens Distributors. Franklin, Picea: J. A. Metal Wgamated Sheet of America, Martin 4 . |} Stevens, W. son, Peter Metrelaars, McKleroy, Eck Ayers, pe. _ onrad, D. B. Spencer, ndorf, J G. Clements, L. E. McBride, ¥. R. en McKinley, Chester cicome, William A!len, L. Bolerjack, Charles Defendants. ®. agreeing or arrang- fidavits in connection District Court for the re notice can be served fare being perpetrated lat such persons have aployes of complainant a@intenance and repaér b, interrupted and de- is necessary in order iff is entitled to a re- Ereeing or arranging the United States for bf lilinois, in said Dis- there may be why the njury being caused to nding the hearing, re- ourt and the plaintiff uring the sald defend- same was improperly Sons affillated, acting. erfering with, hinder- or operation of i's from’ entering into o1 oy. hinder or interfere to compel or induce by nee of his duties or [(o Ol of the said defend- or continuing in the ntimidation or suggees- the plaintiff in going b be emploved by the fear or suggestions of © perform any of their of danger or violence r the purpose of inter- lolent or abusive 1an- s such and from com- Ne in fear or —— Ployees, or compelling mployment; and from © or cause to be done using to be assembled y to plaintiff's property ir respective places of er attempting to per- any other person by way, or in any wey y of the yards, shops. "any act of guarding, nner intimidate or to ‘e to enter into service njury or bodily harm places of residence of rr by violence, intimi- or to refuse to perform or impeding the opera- or discharging other nd from in any manner rith the carrying on of ny person, company or Ager unless within safd bited in the restraining rved to appear before upon the said defend- on by posting or print- . ENGLISH, Judge. rict of Tilinols, do hereby and entere4 of record on Sompany, plaintiff, ve. In- i Court. this 12th day ef July, W. CHARLES, Clerk. 7 eT a els a ol = a A ik A as RE SUNDAY, JULY 16, 1922. the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and , the Times Combined by Approximately nage oie ay een cette lh ones - . hg oe STLOUIS POST-DISPATCR 9B The City Circulation of tte Cu Be % me, as A ean Pre ts SSA ape rm > x a A SAFE PLACE FOR YouR BONUS MoNEY A Nice Three-Room Home—$10.00 Delivers It to You [7 _| SHUPP’S RELATION TO SACKS SAID TO BE SHOWN IN LETTERS a Anti-Saloon League Head Said to Have Canvassed Rural Constita- tion Delegates for Sacks, Now a Wet Candidate. | Special to the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, ' superintendent a ene et cat stem ee Sy & | x a ‘ 7" ——$—— Sa eS ————— as . ¥ / Bedroom contains one ivory one plant stand. , all-iron tempered stecl spring, one felt mattress, one ivory bedroom qhite enamel! refrigerator, one rebuilt Quick Meal gas ra Living room consists of one couch, one armchair and large rocker to match, one library table, dresser, large five-drawer chiffonier and full-size : rocker and chair. Kitchen and dining room combination—one white drop leaf breakfast table. four white chairs, one the constitution convention April in behalf of William now a beer and light wine candidate for the Republican the United States Senatorship, who. ‘at that time wanted to be president of the convention, yesterday when a country member of the convention produced a letter written by Shupp. Sacks, 1 Preserving Time Is Here That Every Woman } Two Specials i an Use “ mee " Fight-hole Canning Rack; / aves more than half the | ‘time and most of the 39 @ iabor; 75c value...... C : Six-quart Aluminum Preserv- ® ing Kettle; while they last, ee ....05 ¢ et oe A Ee A a With French ‘Quick Meal | |Gas Ranges Our entire sample line at | 120% Discount - | Come Aa N TWELFTH S10 WM. MOLLET, Pres. Br gs iP Sraes Five-Drawer Golden Oak Chiffonier lar $35.00 value | (UMW Ve, Sweeper $ in and see You'll buy one delegates from rural districts said ters. stutionery of the Anti-Saloon under date of April 15 and Shupp,” is | blue | League, | Signed “W. C. OES | lows: a ak ; 7 he te eet as an for anything very definite of the con stitutional convention. However, we are interested in seeing that the conventign is harmonized with offi- cers at its head who will see that every proposition introduced gets a sguare deal. “I do not know who the candi- dutes for president will be, but a number of our friends are talking of Mr. Sacks and I just want to say to ' you from my personal acquaintance with him that I am sure if he were ee eee elected to this position that the con- $16 &() | vention would be conducted on ‘a . high plane and all proper questions would be given fair consideration. “You will please consider this let- tér confidential.’ Hansmann Quits One Pulpit. The Rev. Eugene Hansmann of 2419 Franklin avenue, St. Louis, who was pastor of the East Alton and ‘Bethalto Methodist churches when ‘The Rev. 1° Alton woman were dismissed mistrial, has East after a pastorate of and will hereafter devote full time to the East Alton Church. eee . dev iled daintie Rerambied Deviled Crm — 4°37 6 OF Fe ge owe Sawprtes +) re . ej 03 The beautiful booklet pictured SHAROT CHILI POWOER f < above holds a rare selection of It is free with a regular, substan- _ tial sized 15c package of Deviled Chili Meat. If your grocer cannot supply you tend his name, enclosing 30c. We will send two full sized packages of the food and your copy of Deviled a Gebhardt Chili Powder Company 114 South Frio Street San Antonio, Texas cet; +s 2 Hien ee . ‘ es _ ss ; *s a) + em Ls ie ea Rig x aye: a Ry One of a group of quality food pro- ducts flavored with “America's finest condiment”— “Eagle Brand Chili Powder” ee a ae 4 Sees A ti 3 Miiet ys Cine tain’ “SiS 3 Z a3 ; ie eo ee ah OE I Se PE gh i bine 5 eee - <" & . errr: ~ ae ne sepa EAGLE | Someth ing Differen r/ _” anything you ever tasted—rich, oe el A food that is different from savory, delicious, wholesome and “brimful of a flavor that pleases.” Makes delicious sandwiches, tempting deviled eggs and salads of infinite variety. Adds a piquant, pleasing touch to other foods. Faultless in quality — made from fine, fresh and tender, Government inspected meats, cooked in shining kettles in a spotless white-tiled kitchen, De- licious in taste—flavored with a pleasing blend of American and Mexican spices. Not too hot, but just an unusual, delightful taste. GEBHARD T‘S BRAN D DEVILED CHILI MEAT | League, canvassed rural delegates to | last | § was disclosed § Several other § 'that they had received identical let- The letter. on the red, white and § as fol- | likely that the | Anti-Saloon League will need to ask, charges of disturbing the peace ofan \™ resigned the, the Bethalto Church | — a tt ; i , ss | ’ Seventh and Lucas Will Sell All This Week | DY Geameitts “How the Rev. W. C. Shupp. Missouri | The New Macarani Prodact-A suber of the Anti-Saloon| fal summer food 3 pkgs., 20c Bon-Bon Oats; 20-oz. pkg.: 2 for nomination for | ~4-pound sack 48-pound sack 98-pound sack Blue Bird Malt; 21 hopped, White Banner Mait hopped, Columbia Malt; 2% hopped, Coor’'s Plain Puritan Malt: 2 % Ibs.: “a hopped hopped Root Beer Extract; Puritan bottle Concord Grape Juice; Kellys Island: Lemonade Syrup; assorted flavors: t] Bottle Ready: Caps and Pints, Quarts, % 65¢ 75¢ Tin Fruit dozen Ss 1-Ib he Dp Tollet tissue: 4 rolls Keeley's ‘Malt; ‘ 65c; plain 3; 2% 60c; plain 64c; Malt; ° pimples and boils. quart hottle pi i/ b ‘tte m5 Cappers; Ever- each complete with rubbers: dozen: $1.05. 650- « 40,000. ee Yeast Foam Tablets reach the real root of the trouble and quickly banish Every one likes these handy, con- venient tablets because they’re pure yeast; they’re easy to take; they keep; Tablets kage . —pure, whole, dehydrated yeast in tablets a Paper: Pimples? Boils? Let Yeast Foam Tablets rid you of skin disorders. don’t cause gas; they're tested—and good for children as well as adults. They are also recommended for failing strength and energy, loss of appe- tite and general run-down conditions. Sold by all druggists unusual merit, FREE SAMPLE—25c VALUE. This is done to inere duce Yeast Foam Tablets and let every one understand their Yeast Foam Name . 1750 N. Ashland Ave., Chicago, II. Mail coupon to Northwestern Yeast Company Toilet §& ’ A@ii, With each pur. chase of $2.00 or more. Sugar and Eggs not in- rinded. Positively Ne Goods Delivered. | Judge*Polph 515 Olive—7th and Locust—514 Washington—De Bolivar-Kingsbury FOR Greater Selections Better Quality BOYD-RICHARDSON Special July Sales at St. Louis’ Greatest Store for Men To give additional stimulus to Summer business Boyd’s announce their special July Sales which offer extra econo- mies in the purchase of vacation and Summer apparel. Many lines of men’s apparel which are in~brisk demand now are included in the Special July Sales at prices lower than usual on Boyd’s regular stock of men’s apparel. Reductions on other items not mentioned in this ad. / Tropical Worsted Suits ‘D5 Extra Value 4 Styleful men’s and young men’s models—light and dark plain grays only—two and three button coats—a desirable Suit for Summer. Extra value at $25. Twenty Thousand Pairs of Pure Silk and Silk Mixed Hosiery On Special Sale at 60c A great sale—just when Summer Hosiery is in greatest de- and. Included are pure silk in plain weaves, silk-mixed Sees in plain weaves and drop-stitched weaves. Blacks, white and all colors—all sizes. Three itundred Dozen Dollar Ties 55c Summer Neckwear—in demand now; fine silk foulards, smart cool looking, in desirable Summer patterns. Bias stripe knitted ties and grenadine Neckwear in new patterns. Bostonian Oxfords Reduced Boyd's regular stock—reduced in five low-priced groups to reduce the number of lines carried and stimulate Summer busi- ness. An unusual opportunity to purchase Bostonian Oxfords, famous for style, comfort and dugability, at a reduced price. $6.50 and $7 Oxfords $8 and $8.50 Oxfords $5.65 © $6.45 $9 Oxfords $10 Oxfords $7.45 $8.45 Star Grade $12 Bostonian Bench-Made Oxfords $9.85 | Two Thousand Pajamas $2.50, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 Qualities On Special Sale at : - $1.85 Five Hundred Dozen Initialed Linen Handkerchiefs 25c, 35c and 50c Qualities, at 23c Box of Six for $1.25 Included are fine cambrics and half linens with white or colored initials. Any Fancy Silk Shirt In Our Entire Stock Now $5.85 $7.00, $7.50, $8.50 and $10 Silks stock of fancy gilks ts included—consisting of heavy quality satin-stripe broadcloths, heavy satin-stripe jer- seys, fine quality crepe de chines and pocquase silks. e majority of these Shirts sold at $8.59 and $19. . Our entire Two Hundred Dozen Very Fine Initialed Handkerchiefs Regular $1.00 and $1.25 Qualities at Open a Charge Account Todaey South Sea Island Straw Hats Reduced to $1.95 $3.50 Straws a smart Summer style, woven of a tou light-weight wrege from the South Sea Isiands. An excellent Hat for te mer wear—one you can pack in the vacation kit. Three Thousand Athletic . Union Suits $1.25 and $1.50 Qualities, on Special Sale at 95c Summer fabrics, new V-neck style, Wilson Bros’ i phan: Plow mney pearl buttens. All sizes 24 to 60, i BOYD-RICHARDSON OLIVE and SIXTH YEAST FOAM TABLETS : ef eee + * 6 @& Pe eae PR Sw & | rene ' tide bid iw 2 | ~*~ 4 - : ba Le hes ra iedet ’ +) a ae ete: paw bits Sab Rigid “4 SS nt Ns ve a ; ae ll ee ee * — laceateapitallcadi dimadiannenaadaanintiaadinemalindas ino nathamaatiinanedamdanessh ddd Entities nokta e a. + ton es eee et aaa ean weep ais) Siete « a ° , oom Seetiee _

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i: 5 5S ESTOWERING OF BANK OF ENG 0 Stock Market : Sirs : IAL LONDON | NEW YORK CURE ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DiSPatcH i ettceteenee eee — ~ —- ntti - ee = a ee. ~~ tat = FEATURE OF WEEKi ; Pg BUT GAIN NOT HEIN AN UN INT ERESTIN ” Pre. aE ro COTTON STEADY AT — ———-._ STOCKS — — dealt in on the New Yor} lowest and closing | ee . ee or m s . 7 O} x 4 High. Low. Giose Friday High USO Market: Bi ae Seg 2 a eds ; Low Cl p > ees _ 1086. Sales 7 Sas 600 i STRIALSs — ~fOCKS High. “Ene A m ee . L 85 P 2. O00 4 m a : % ” _ — , wae - sOSe - ” " . r . fa 8% { @ry ’ Te. » a — #00 Amer Meta} 1 " 7 900 Am Raninete 4 2 4 . a PF ar AGO July 15. . ‘CO Der > ‘ 4 27.38 2° 49 SUU Cy , a. 40% OOO BR: Prior ka ‘ OR ee ‘ - - CSUIL Of wty ‘ Poassthiti+: bee end > 22°32 e6 . S | (oe cee” f 6% 46y | 25 ig Ledge. 43 -% | Receipts of Cattle ; eee ttikes Were effec meilities of ty Decembe 45 33°38 83-98 22 '46 r a 1 loo peiluloid Co + 5 53 j ae - 300 BR st & Mi ‘18 a 7 l i i . valt C and Calves, at 31 4 : . ) ‘ “ ‘ ; « ~.* ) ‘ ; _> 3 t) o tFic© on PO 06 al m4 ‘ At } oO . , a’ I? halate . ‘neat ain ~s ‘% _ “ons ~ we ; ‘ = 2.300 Chis Nipple. » 72 Yu > V3 ly "On S S & M - ; it 2 A Pproxim + >] “? > 4 vw hee: wa " — eDCes i iat a . wi wat si ad , ~e oss eg the haat a curta ied an ; 2 21 sy ae | “4 6’ ; : 200 C] re Nip B, 4:° o”* 5 ty | On oncorg M ~11-16 ° 1-1 } .- : . Atel J 1,000, © “Ts SOt ue wees, unrest Were qu! “mn checked by - so ‘eek ° 1 20 1%] ‘ & -§ Low Bank Rate M 500 TD Ase Auto. 2y 4° ob 4% 3 000 a me Op. Ss : ™ di 5 i Oo id Gillett How Is %, ini? SY oy 1,000 Div ey Silv.1 1-16 I vantage “et weather hindrar ecoming dita o OSes aby x od NEW ORLE ANS Y eras —' me SESSION and & =. 7Tliié ~ > - . « a % . m Odd Goodye. ee R 22 32 20% é ais% 8.000 } mma Ex 14 ] i ] t £ea tt : ‘ VDPOReG ind 1 ee t! ‘esiiin i ‘ Rundi f he ty ve ent Ses s.fadcy at 4 point y - ‘ . ° inarket ij inal if rices Ar ) e ative Operations me By Grant ae 71% - tam. The) 6.000 Eureka Croes 2x . near had an immediate 9.8t.07® time thet "i @t @ further "sab © S doints down “> Are Little a ; .400 role r% . Hi ag i iy i + 000 fy li ot . id .. = Pr lear rary re ey «ij cn wre Se ’ ut rans! ry a . a s tt " : "] , “ x Possibl Eff . : L3 * secagas I ” 7% I s 1's ) ] fidha) ‘ — , M r + & wh “nee fe = ‘ ee V . \g wel! T ; ve ’ ; ‘ “Wu er abe it } ‘neers re e aa ye 7 ‘ =t ne ?t . : “" Tus? ‘ -iifie of ; . s ten ” 4) 5 ef e ect if rade te! Heyden (“*)y “7 “ 30% 3) 5 | 4 pe H l 1: 2. logs iT 14 - + Sod , a report Signs «nf my - CY Were a: Compan . 'O Price beter: . es Values Te nn her . a o* 4 4 =a ~ '. | r.> = > 3 +) orr 4 " , ‘ iTged ler a» 4 ou “eS le i Cr ; » . \ nic } S ile ‘ . . LO oe? " . ‘ ’ 4 > ee ’ [ . 10 } & M R rR 1” ate 1 10.000 — \ Gig Ol > | { 50 oe = ‘ McN & ] a « 1% 114 pend +S 47 t@ ? oF pr * ; : = V@ake Ts : ss fPatic mi . port business on iat . 4 lL. 64 an. Te . RK T f . s es. ‘00 Mercer mo’ OS * 21 5i¢; 1-600 Jeron [> . 4. Tota . J r ‘ aS Ma -L.60 21.5) 9 Ket opened ate . 3s . om . . = 400 " “* z 9 3 s ~ “~ ] (tot) Kno ry 4 0's &.) 2 31 pie ; Bi 54, &8& yw S470 > itVe % , .o. _ I : , ns iuence chia? . a 41 *y + ! 4 to > ads ° . 4 — : ; 200 Fe re etfs. 3% 3% 3% | 1.700 Lone ‘ ep 3 3 es Dew as Cam ended tt lenras, . @ and report of the breaking * 1.44 | righ ’ i>. ™ . if : . i . a eo - 1 §2% = 2 3% wee OUar .. d i ' . de Ss rain Prices . Piva CDOT. ; aD - O¢ bP 4 eo \ 4 ' i 4 i i T . ; ro . N J ] ; } . ; 14 va Ss a ; i gr ” err - 7 . u ea I’re Ss . Pp. . — u M i: ’ Arthur VM . k id- 100 meee M 7 54 = i* 14 a. B00 XN nie Tin ww 4 4 4° 42 el. 4 : . . A »*s ai.eiy 3] 0 ") ‘ Ome j mw and Cc “ir re ar rd r r) @reatir r J es lS iy uw i a . kK \ AS A as ts che. ice 1) a P . ne | 4 ¥& ~ Ar . 4 P. us .% . wr " a - of Califor; 25-—The editor of the London M | 200 Radio ae. 8 Ra ee | 300 Nipissing r aU 22 steers and a fair 2 c#T®. Of Texas range | kets saa City and Chicago M ears, B ttle thOW ANY change to | 4,28@1.10.~ Com Ra a tO. 8 red. | SS re was ; + fat Mila Annoy Stan. we ; . . : is orn- 1200 Ra orp 4 ™, ¢ 34, ? Con patie _ nig . ~ ly 5 ry ishes . ai re /Tese! Ation of Wel) fi; ee ee one chs Mar} at ~«_ . e FUT porr Ww as 7" “- , > » x 5 " ell oo _- °. ~ té¢ \* ah ar ia ; ; - ® tt tered -y ra eut on monet yes- ‘Post, in today S financial rey iew : 1000 Pa dio Cc pfd. 3 7 16 "4 7 te 4 4 $000 a (‘op 4 rr « 2 2 a at j Native stock Trade neoiiiie . — ils sili Hi gh ; mn = a adien +: a /° start be ause a m Ven the 61 iw hit w ¥E ‘wow f} _ oO3 \ Boe ved } ae " aavaNnceR wo wi Offer ¢ = & barre] aye. ‘ =o U 44 aa 3 7-18) : Itts M S ] 7 5 ~\fOnger trend the f re nar 2 aie etagh es. hs ae ———— — ose. Yesterd, rail etrite NOT serious dev ei » bighe: NO. 2 , cot oe OS's 59 anyth ‘Teeuiar fh u o}) hy or the war - ; «00 Swif EP y 44 G00 Ray ed: 4° 1% l worked lower on 1 part of the week, but | =—- JULY WHEAT ——~ ake he and bia velopments in th oo. yew tite. 3845 G38c: No -2 in, “? — Neng, pin thor news w pale rediscount rate must b + 800 Un P s new ‘att 1O% ait a 1O0O She] Min r 1 ~ S- fas Dare j W ith 4 “ Pek ago ™ ~. poli os. { om kK x ] 1a ] 1S A 1 1a Des 1 1] ly b a ti aeig)y 4 an 4 ressurs cree io do CHI ‘AGO. Jaly , * Paw ty m ec ~ ' - ah nmen: on rem + barre. The. oe for fuel as indicative of i ‘ white: boo ; nN Ret c 65 6 a 6% i ee Sp'h'a G M : ] bs l = 0 Rl e| Com—No. 2 mixed AQ” IS‘, @1.184%," Private renorte ce ney enee Feasons assie” and low = discern daylight In the present 100 Wayne Coal . 1 oy ] ws ] Pa j 1.000 Stew Mit > 1s 18 1s CTs and feeders o>, . nia Cy es uding stock ; St } . j - ~ TEMBER Ww HEAT - Fome w vom ‘Nags fair and Wamena’ = Mand for @eary1 Oe ~ “ * Go “ 4 vellow as? tral ‘1 sno , _ ££ Pn" P vere - : Se eM. ” and gloom o . 200 West Ea cc” 54” 14g + GO00 Genet, v6 ' b 8 | Yearlings, cows, heifers ere ower: Dutcher | ce, “ptt 111% i575 ./8t le bette. Worked for ‘export ¥ Teported |No. 3 Qn cat ite, 37 ly 4242 uu... | the middle of the ne n the ( ontinent qa . 86 55 1 2 | 3 Op SUCCEBS M . 2s Oss OK Canne a ~ nHeuwers and bulls Steady. and “ ‘. 1145 1131 1% b lllb offer etter Prices than . ate '§ Via the . atin Po a a — G2 3Ne ne \ ~ =e: ino Hs ey . ‘ ’ ne; S at St. Loui amg the clearing of which any im_| 1.400 ALNDEPENDENT ou ef See pe 1% §(19-16 16 |the week and a non ts Mong. The top for | —C--107 106i, 1054" ye p13 15 of LOG boo RTTVe Were of fate vote ine OURUTY | weed, S10 LR etny Seed, SHES. Chet ler. That doling set OF Fe Doints ne . . A pi s. 7 nt reviva] ir = > con Ot « no vide. 7h by ~_ S t, See ate ‘A @ r* Hign mark f ir th Ve: oh > on. ae : 2 i 106% x ‘ . ushel« of et, uma, Sales « a ‘ Pork——N ar, — ‘ ‘over “ : ‘we ivery sed «a 40 boted at $5.45 1 trade is Virtually | 300 Aet : ee 13 1°11 a 100 Tono Ext 14 e 8 . iO &tors Mar} . |, wheat were n ade + : S10. 87% Ribs $10 ony ‘a. ena. Lard ing Tith the general é, , " is. v7. s0 per 100 Ih : ble The m ° | 1¢ na Cons : 1 ~~ Je i3\% i 100 T , : 4 ‘en. | 1 % 1% iOr 1x Cars 4 ] — hy, ‘ . ~ per cwr ‘ paid St I 7 7 ~ ~~. \ HEA i Shorr cov net ral! ed ¢t ~ a uv FO MINNE ~y “ : ~* ali =~? ° Steady net * aga me ma “ing s. : one n 00 A ‘ ; 13 : Trinity CC. |, Poe 432-lb. Boone ( mit 1, *&- 114 & ie Vvering lr} ard the st on NEAPOLIS, Mj le 95 inchanged to winte } ® quoted at $5.75 = bd mot only by continn ns t.,12| 9.100 Bos-wat Gas 10 10 1% { 65.200 U. Eastern.’ * Ae 1% Steers, and “also for @ load county (Mo.) /Chi. aie 7)he8 114 % 114b jac higher; July, ¢] 18. ¥@8 unchanged to UPchanged. Bran’ $16 "uly 15.—Fiour— | | Cotton tut; * Dolnts low 9. 4945. 8H D y y continued dull- ] 100 B ‘y Oil. 88 84 10 1,000 Vol Mi ern. , 1% 1y 16 1 5 SCAliNg 1O0s ibs to the } - 4 of yearlings K 109k > ® 116%, a ¢ 1181 ‘ al 14 ‘~: Dece; De ot 15%, September S] 14 Northern $} 46% > (aah wheat—No 1 °° RR, re tot > ge CC’ ORect steady Ful er in trade and consequent absence 8 0 a F " 2% ou 56 1,200 Ww noe as a 37 37 ‘ heifers nixed 1 : ep — this steers and ee 3 ; -~-108 Re 108% - a, 108 Me 4 SS , (‘orn Prices ; I ad Ss] 18 ls to S$] id L Se; tember s] oy ,=? “ce : July, S$} 40% Janua aa me, ” &.. yer Dece nrber °° a6. * . : “Vy ed 7 , ‘ = ) . - > ” . . - ‘ . , _ i} iO “ ’ thin « we ‘ i ™ > - = — : te oo ’ . es rt . p ° tetas ‘ ¢ commercial bills, but also Baier tial 560 Cit oo e138 Me 74 73 12,000 Wilbert aT 4, 16 1 1-16 l 1-16 a + ons gEnme S of g00 qualitied “s $10 St T —T r rT 1.Y CCORN a ine hee a@ littie rn atheree an WwW Trance a > ae an low S8@500 lat $1 A nia NEW YORK ll oe ’ weeuon in the volume of ‘Tr 4 sno 60s. pod | | | ge 209 209 ~ | si (Cf in ings sold from $9 to $9 8% aie iChi 4 63%, 64 SUDDlied nn ee end «profit-taking es OY: 8 D~'g @33%c. Rartey 400nn. 2 Giet: middling. 2° @s o.-—Spot cotton _—" ? reasury j 200 a . - + 67 ly ~ ~ ’ { ’ : ia er na Ves ‘ Se « Oo. Mw ith 4. . . 63 Gg 1 > 63 .s ; . Dp ed buve . . lit-ta AINg ov ion .o ya S74 RH, . ey 494 hi Ry, a 1m. ww Boc . > d re) RB 9 é 6 BONDS ana u sn x a | _ hg cow? ~ - Ving 2 Hoa b cor Ait . rs { rop is ‘ nAS ev ~~ , « CL SO. Filaxr—wN ; hence abnormally low 100 ctfs 20%, ° é inder. Tex Segue n to $6 or 6 1 - 2 jw ee 6°24. 4101ION, but dry {8 still tn oxy ~.65 ‘Oo. 1], $2. 61% . . . 2W rate: ; * Co) Pert q ~V %, oP, ‘ ~ " 5 4 ~ 4s s\ cers ran Tad i] iG ; eee a 5 ; ~ a he rts ? di y ness P ‘ TY) ] ’ a ‘ent , > ‘ l 44 oo. week forced Treasur ° bi] S ~ th) Cons R : . a 3-186 ] 3-14 1 3 th 8 Alli In S1000) =4 ov to Ss 73. the la ret = price f? om wae SEPT — wanna N Re od pa . Ul Minnesota and ~ om Diained of in a FAR] ,. T}} July 15 é ‘ . J Is, with 1.0 , ae ]1 , -] lied Pack &s 05 — P consignment e ' “eure going for a} aq t= EMBER CORN OO | hand for cash . South Dakota D ~é Care: pner ‘7. 40.——4_orn—— R ‘ New Orl . ralizing effect, on the market | ‘£00 Cushing es 4 2 1\& o Alum 7s new $3102 roe 95% | ranged ye Bt ihrnag Hutcher cows a, lL. 64% 44a 6c; as while offer ho oe Was not #0 good as of late | NO. 3 whne nanged : No. 2 white rat Ane NEW ORLE eans Spot. feared however th - | o Syn oe 2h P= 5 3 Anac 7s 1929. be 2 3 105 “ the te a ice om 33.75 ta $7.25 wit} Aa - CS M6 647 Bi 641 _ | though thera of O arrive Were mois rm “be x : 3 ee oc; No ° Yellow 83 “ony c, rr ' -L ANS. July 15 — ~~ 2 7 , at the low | 100 Equity p fd 14 ~ 2y/ 17 Angi : a 103% 103% = 103% majority moving from $4.50 to @& 7x | &:C. 504 roe 4 5 G65 65 ax | Aabdove th wes much corn offered oe aon. om, G2 4% + SFG 64 tc; | Pulet and unchanged. ‘Sale ee CORSE 3 rate may give furth " 4 ] 20, 00 En P Dp 14 14 - ve 6 Rio A O (“98 104 104 0 78 ‘utter COWS sola saan aye ~ to So. . ae a _ Os xX 5a ’ 7s) a 65 ch ne present market e tered at a, c G2 No py mixed ae, No 4 véellow bales: to arrive . Son the =. er Impetus 1 100 F ‘al ee P= 14 Armour &c ~ fa 104 c — of ‘ I8TESiy at S23 to &3 75 Pee . oO &8nged to la } Corn closed in 8° ll. ow ’ BB ly « > Ne 3 ‘1 2) fe. . nothing low ay WH " ” . : ~s yao Pay ] . ~O 48.105 104 annmers, SY’ AD : . 9 Fe ; ; rr. «0: tees DE« EMBE . tt 5, | be 2A aC 10Wer: Jule *¢ 4 I ~ 72 (a ta -Ree . ove mixed. i =~ ~ re; middling on & > = . Speculative operations and ‘ed O}1 a oe 1 &% ~5 eth §s 7s 192: , % 104 a, to &5 . : iv Yow. fd} reef bh iis : —_ 34 ‘ab q : . ; middlin 1 Se ‘ » ip resources. es of °.b00 maracalbo O 18% 18% 114) ,1 Cudahy 7. ug em Tt. 100% 1005, ~ a to $9 50 ep actical top Fri ia; oP vloe =———___ SEPTEMBER OATS ~~ sakes Ly URES aS OF middlin a iting, ede ; , ] on \ eridian P a 4 a 18% i 18 (salir, Robt - : 99 ,3 101 “3 101 Ing time } PP coe OU, 2 under the Week's date pd. L. pe ws a dj ea aca . rot atid ~ = at Debt Fundin Tal a Merritt Oj) 94 a 2 Ga} yay (tt Oe 'B 994 a73° | me, but still 73c over t} ~} S High! Chi. 37% 21; ° ao Pas 37n \ . & = ~.000 Mex 0; A, e | 65 gq ena S Ol] 78.1051 -;* a Vious week 1¢ close the pre. | ————8.4_ 38% -37 e*1 36X42 regard to the fundi 900 Mount : -. 1 14, v3 | 2 Good Tire 78/1032 205% 105% i i DECEMRE S7%>d 37 4) you there has mee pat of our) 3.700 Mutua! Oli. wt", if 14% 3 oon Tr 6198. 103% os” ion ® Ilogs Rise, React | Chi, 40% agg ATS Pai ake KEEP COOL WHILE YOu 3 F 2¢é@n 8S l yr talk Ms ‘ OO Nob] * 4 1, } 7 : Oil 7s 1041 _ Un Hog re ni ond € ’ ° te OT ~ 401 aon —_ ital Pp raising big loan 3 wD o®W °©0 &G 22 9 9 5, 1 Hood Ry & ‘ 104% 1041 ty = “ets for the wee} Ries a2. ae ihe ~% a 40G@40% AY q 8 on both sj es 900 New Ene F 0 “4 ~ 9° 3 , . tub 7s ; YS 1 OR 1 3 Snow the fair total] , 4. x Just closed a JT LY RYE fins - er y a 4 oe the Atlantic to redeem it } des 100 Nobje O&G vt rt 53 5S 3 o ndle Oil 7s. .1001 100%. YSt9 pared with 44 M0) iieomaed » gh 100 head com- | Chi. . eee 5 aa eee 7 SOL EN GHON SE FANS ‘ fashion Such report n Ww hole- 600 North Am Oil 9 1 65 65 9 Kan a r ‘ Q9G Q~ 7 ‘90 ‘3 Same tim at ve Be ‘ The. fs ye and 43 100 j a - “SEE Ti aoe ae &4 844, 5 : é ) ON EA SY PAY MENTS : s are un- : Omar oO & 3 °. ‘ i? = & 25 % » . . = ts V6 Qs, 9 . . : right rood ry) ate +; . . a 1AS shown a sy I tee ee , °[_MFER R YE_ ; Mis es er It must be remembered that “ oie Pennock Oil 6a.° "2; 6 9S 1-18 “9 rg ae 7s _ 10 ) 1a s a x i ne ger ____ 82% b} Gorernmen . F ~ new. 157 = C t , “ ~XC «8 NYS Qg93 nna? | #Ccount of the rail erin, ce. © day on] - —~ oot: i i j a : . we have other sterling ene Sapulpa Ret, “4 * 7 % 15% 2 : ) 87 so, and Goyette Corporati in pn fo of pautly. strong STANDARD ons. ~ 4 SwCO 761955 10012 100% 00A$ | decline from the ween seRy At 25e to BOc | —Ptember ° 10°97 1073 18-83 10:93 Governm on, — © absence of th 800 2 . 4 SwéCo. ? 201 =~ %r01L% 402 Nave been partial to Nop, evel. Buye = ——— ~- 0.97 in from ] —— bonds 0 of A © CO-opera- Anglo Am Oi! 19 l , 10 T ™ © 139] .1083 103 ~ 3 Dies al} . “ ‘tai 10 light -“Welghrt — ‘. rs j— a 4 RI RS Rsiieehai os to 30 y ’ hae merica, 1.000 Atlan. ] ; 18% 8618 exas Co 7s 1012 103 fae et. Week and apparently hoa i? andj duly ... 10.5 : up to - 50 ©: years, x ; | 50 Eureka “bos 91, 91 . at l Union ‘et 2 * I "3 10] 1. lO] I iOr the far: hae twew ; pare nity had livt} ' Seantany, ee ‘ ‘ of} 1” eb 10 oO —— «¢ Os “4 . « 2 pf) ‘ ma - 1] ts sat mara yy ClaSsee ~ +iif US¢* viel ber te _ . 62 , had upon request. “8” co! F fall in our ratlway rates 80 Gal Sig on” 23 93 93*| 13 U0 Ol Prog f° 2°! 101 101. } UNSual condition for thee; ts is not an | — 40-45 10.80 10/50: °***' ied oo quest, “ “ ing with cheap money will 25 Imp 0 ae Can 100 o6 aR | 2 U Ry Hav weet + 103 104 e public den and he v7 summer wher oe aw : e " . , rT . J , Ss. {) . ’ roar e . : ne 8 T cr lle F . ~ ens 4 wiess help stimulate trad 1.200 Int Pet Co L 25 & “ 109 6 West Elec 7s. 10Ra 104%, 1044, | Pork and lard. nS light for fat “rain futures closed slight) . = he your trade “a e, but 1° ann ‘rairie EF L 245 eat 16 92 % FOREX \ 4 108 a. 108 x, : kor the we, k th. renere} Mer hant«’ Ex ; s Le ghtly higher on the e 4 be « ours can } y ( : oO Ind. * + ~£0 245 P) - BONDS ; Im and ght in | é a 2a | ma rket on me A we : “AC NANZe at the Week , i in tte ; become healthy with Europe i foo 8S Oo Ky new 99 % 107 iy 107 % 12 (In $1000 ) “Nad on hea Vies 35 @ Bn oe LO@ 35¢ lower? ry ' ine higher cable rail str le yen, ses- er Prompt ae Present position. WO BONY... 425 453 * P+ % | 10 tage 1923..100% 100 100 Pigs Unchang 1 teihCk Fust repert of North Sida ee i i ‘Although —— Situation 200 Al MINING - 27 King ‘Serb 8 -: Soo Nt Ly oy, At the finish best lig? a ’ sSuted to induce short covering aches Br vt ¥ one : i t e Mexic . y y laska B-c 7 7% Sent oe 5S O54 Qr1° ‘ 23 ana shir: ing hoe - il il-Welgeht butehs interes ine we iit in an un- : ‘ an Governm RES tees a 27 oF ‘2 Swiss Gov 5%5s 1028° wv) PH le | median DOSS Cleared at $14 As market Ss . , $ —e is desirous to pret ———__ ———————_——— er: i 600 USBraz Tiles hoy > ~ 409 Me 103% S10 o> e Om $10.5046 1) 560° G 10.90 +) In the loca} cash grain mark & ® lines of th SRR eeepc italien OD % 851 a vv, Digs $1 04 $] RZ es ee aS an imopror ea ar Ket Saturda, Go ee: 6 agree | , ee —_—_-— - & ) backer S0OWws 48 Oc s, S910.65, rouwh | §0It red whe, . a ‘ ed m iuing ‘ : Be k y 5 reached with banketd.in No, orel x. ar a ss — ° ‘ Omparatiy whee taser” Stags 37a 7.500 >. Sts I cena — ) he erades. , evens for p tik Teleph * = - WwW B ———— trary Bes # vee 3 and No ete ehed td 2, Princinal) . a Oliy ones; Swe and while it is believed th an e utter E N a r Dav This Previoue "ie licky of © 4 ted wheat. ‘Some » ly Ne ve 4605 arrangem at , ae ’ ou t | week ‘ Year No. 3 ana N lCAvVY gar ais Central 4374 |’ WMéluding th ent is most detailed | ee ee ithieiciae ry Monday S100. sin ne ago. ~, ,Xport Prices —, n hb the som ‘ the wes BR Yat 1 incall der; “ : There was a eC ¥ a ; Stronger, Transact{ d Finland were @nd dark at 35c per po 6Nc per 1b.; sma’) ein a uS Same basis as the aa Pah age i on | Was « ePady t v4 ah ©C4tS and the m; ‘ten ‘ Na a of minor characte ons in this sector were 1 LIVE POU] x und. j } , eek No : ange Ose O he pre VW h . A LO 2 higher 1a) t # 4 ° 4 Jad r .r a ] time durir ‘ ~ se ttGe ‘as note ‘ > eat iULure > ' | W | were exceedingly fon ee Far Eastern rates “Cy, 1922 sprit reg *> Fow|s, Sie: CoO ke Cent a the W Pek on gh¢ en writ + #ny Cc rn rule ] wae —— ned h gher and with ee American exchan and unchanged. South 12c¢; 1922 spri ‘SS > (Ibs. and over, 27%! | h gt o th breeding ewes which w pt vn €x- but then show 4 a tender? Part of the day age gentine, Chile sar were dull, but the Ar- | 22c; turkeys Re ~ ibs. 25¢: leghorns, | sorted ihe latter part of the weer UY *0c | pool opened ur no. endency to ease. l tver. stronger with nets Uruguayan rates were average sone . ise : cull turke Vs 99. ducte. - eek 4 — o noe Closely the fore mania ‘suvers er There . wae yer and Cc losed Ld high. i? an omment were unchanged and + tg Canadian rates | °VeT, 20c; Keese,’ oY pie ducks, 2 ibs. ang | When prices were me so hard to please |; — July Wheat o mened are $;° Over Sunday . ™—,° >! ~ . : r’ } ~ WA 2 e { ‘ icing ry* . =o am © ipart ay « ’ ‘ q —SPECIAL very light. ading here was SUineas, round, $3 Cc. spring geese, 7c: YY day and beet he ae re. uesday was the eo] ta $1.11% @1.11% tid a September te . Follow? VEALS—oy . vv. Packers De sla : U 4 nen at $]° og 4 "9 July corn > r > eiver wheat. . . Ly oft ps ' — : “ay ne miv o>. =e wm. ed io . i " 63 y QS 9 ' DAILY— ‘ng are Saturday's quotations: Per ib; 150@ 1R0 1204140 Ibs, Ri, @q. ‘48 and but few y ~ fA $12.75 for choice | 242 @64%c, and Dene: September cori., . lbs , “™|&e i 2 ; Close of t , i aoove that Aleve he three \ wn i er corn. BI c. pe! Ib; 180 @ , the ‘ eek best ] m? ‘eure \T fod; ‘ had : oo orth west ern market ‘A°ND8 SOld prin = lad 324 Cars of whe; t : ‘s combined _ at, Compared with Sterling (par $4 86 gn - . -00 Ib 7 3 . on per sovere! ar i 642 7c Te 1? , emand, $4.44 1, : cables, $4644 Ne - © fed, under ‘eight d © . ro igh, Coarse, under. ulle . 4 | I" : om - 2 &s ce not Wanted. Sheep tee ” riai?T \ At ZS oO “7 ‘} Th . side ; x ’ ie s | r . handy mutton she D , ‘ W today re; elving 109 ‘a eu D Minneap- Ww aoe }.. n ~ Cars, uluth 45 ~~ = iif pall at S134 13 97 ¢ y ~ x we)?. Tair Rrade ” > - : S36 ; 4 s, $1219 75 76 4 Week ago and 230 last G20; “2c; buc ° ) cks, 1@ 2. welght. S6@6.50: } - nipegs 170 r ® Bpecia Co ag. trespordent mercial, 60 days. SEW YorK Jupetch of the Post-Dis- Mbr yon 34.40. commercial, 90 . benedin heavy ou mish the" veval a midenet Stock market Demand’ a Pg 3 ae per franc)— — \ EGETABLES. S5 choppers, $3 ¢ a0 as.50: stockers S3@4 ocal wheat ‘Tecetate rane 4 ullnase. . r Saturday , * . toad . &nt run of hor ‘ ast vear, includ — maki 7 a BELGIUM’ #56 %c: cables. 4.57 BAGE—Home- ‘OF rived during the week aor"¢® 8nd mules ar- | °8! and 22 tihrough °c. 2769 106 cars lo- oo Quarter r- Pa ot | — "7 ‘par 19.3 cents per ‘Tame qowe. pa tee $2.25 edo ~Oc to 40¢ box: S@Ntial change in re ox and (here waa no aa were 83,200 Prough ae receipts, which UP, and every as in eyed, 7.79%c; cables, 7.80c w2. S—Alabama h COCK, Thin. aged hx kf rugRred work Cit ~& care loca) and o ‘QsT year. in- ot changed n the GERMANY (par 23 » «OC, 25 per hamper: Ark ampers, $1 ¢, poorly G Aorses in any ¢] receipts were ] / and 12 through iia 10 . or some ¢t! D -8 cents per mark $1.25: * 4ATKANSAS by bh; hag E , ass sould lenin e 148 tons loca! ar 7 ; d me, | e — 5; home-grow ; 1 basket, $ he prefer Stocks in § end 84 throug: we market Position of the wement AUSTRIA war 20:4 conte per ene w &rown, $150 to ge per bu Su em .d k dy for mules Was shown extre were 481 210° pouls public elevators rte be Tallroads are in the OCKS, | Demand .85c: cabl n)— on" ZEN PEPPERS and qualir, ‘et, 4nd over. With hon ushels of eorn — ~Of wheat, 339.330 . m ; ; es. . ‘ 7 - — A) Pe ‘ , . A ,OW r ¢ ry i bone lrg i ‘ rn, 191.1 ~ »1 1e! ap rate orders are chnekt GREECE (par 19.8 cents por tilnchones to $1 oat at crates d6c; Ln, renters, hands, od fairly walt ‘» ners, 14 to 15 grain stocks compared 8@ S11 els of oats 800n. n : 2. —— j - we T u OX Ic o , ‘ » ; nN. $ Oo Ihe ‘ ] le for +¢% - 2 era was also ~ Tee nter “ heat 1° rms iz © s*¥QO Such as Int | SWEDEN | KALE—wH ee, 1300 2 : attractive pitter 0 hard w eg 7! Sd bushele of N ernatio EDEN (par 286. , —Home-grown 9° ibs. The mine pray (ters 1°00 +, } winter, 5939 bua? . is of No. ] bartments Alcohti, Valse wore! ghaPer | “’Demana, "25 spe tits, EMM — | gg LETTUCE Nowe Ts, "00 Per bu box siricting tact (fhe Wiike, Nas Dnoved’g 11° HLO.AST Duanele ne Ried! Ae, 2 hard wintr, ‘ in 5 a ] . _ o » : n ~~ s 30: c 1 ‘ , Zoston itnoug he A ANNs Pitter ; a . Q sO. ? , Ne i . ~ an . re Ts UB! tgate Ave., St. Louis Salita’, announcen en eaie Demand, 16 ase ‘cables 10 aye shington iceberg. $6: kes ries $° 25: nin we range 5 na tee ompletely stopped’ NO. © white ‘corn. 3658 Nel ey bushels of Omia of a reduc DENMARK (par 26 ’ .O0c, —a rs ‘©-RTown, 15c to | SNIS week. one Tuesdae ote SCheduled for | 08t8, 59,664 bushels fe we es of No. 2 Transportation or thet of crude — i * Demand, W4Se: coke BT bo NEW DO aaiichtean rural, $3 to $3 50 days. These are the first of ne ther Thurs- Doane, Dushels of No. 3 White aay S16, : e States Gov i AIN (par 19 3 ¥ ’ ~ ‘ " ne * : (> S— Vir a by De ate ee | ‘ , v e S@ason. Us: 7278 of é Oo. 2 rye. 1410 ) . (Ss, ‘ { ible Jan. ] and J ] and high-grade ern- | D 2 cents r peseta)— Per bbl: home-grown © Einta cobblers $5 aia a ee 2770 bushels of k 7; ushels of Barley the bond inacher wy!” | PoRT Re: 15.60c; cables. 15.52 per box. $1.90 tp acroe’°: $1.25 to 312,11 il affir corn. y, 00 the year were reached in | Demand, 7 uve, 91-08 Ber eacudo)— EM cobbiers, SS eg 'g5100 Ibe tome: || Livestock Elsewhere || sus wot Lotls Cash Grain and the mark . HUNG +- : : alley sacked. $9. -.~; Der 00 | Ree ee j Sales were mad . lé R. French G raet gener. | NGARY (par 20.3 cents $2.50 ner 106 in,” 0 ~: CODDiers o ’ nn nieaaaln ; in the cas} e at the followin y Bo ; overnment ; Dam a ie de | per cTow n )—~ ~ r > SOR, ° $2.40 to | CHICAGO , - = ; ~~ ——— ' $74. _ 4asn grain market 4 4 ” & Prices Re Trower recovered mo: and mand. .O7 To, PARSLEY—Home. ‘ a ome, AGO, suly 15:1... WHEAT—N et today: | ; | i stresses @ e : e of eles) CZECHO-SLOY AKIA (par 20.3 cents per | dozen bunthee. OMme®-grown, 15c to 20c per Rockies ferleult Ira} eens A States Bu No. 2 red winters St rier $1 16. : Get out from under the idea that all you can d : . ~~ . ° | — | ISH ES— eet. ; Compared week nope attie— at $1.05@1.10, 0 S1-14@1.16; garticky | rin’ ¥ Bonds | aa The Bond Market POTnand, 2.280. k)— eePING bunches *-SPOWN tips, 150 to 200 | to Boe higher” e4 steers and vee arictly 10 ‘red’ winter $1.08% @1 1} be , at the heat and bear it You do ’t be Tae vo ; aR /POLANT ® per mark)— SPINACH-—H ued ty Pg her: other grades irlings 25c /at $1.03@1.06: smutty eo: 1 me tt: Rarlicky | : n it! rs e | emand, Ole. eT : * ome-gTrown, BOe 15. higher: best : & aces about stead Ny, $ : smutty at $1.05. ¢ | a . . ar it! I “.¢& comprisi q x nd | Government securities | FINLAND (par 19.3 cents per $ 75 to Se RBEANS—Home-grown by 3 heifers strong te me sod butcher cows Ae ai # red, $1.05@1.06 4, Sarlicky at $1 vitality, saps energy ruins di it} : lowe . , p sing the E> aonua net leadership RUM aan ~.12¢. mark )— SWEET POTATORS ae Oxes, ey to weak canners ena: Other grades No, & red, $1@1.02 ' 7 ; ° ispositions! : é‘ ~~ : : ; red on Friday un- MANIA (par 19. Os: wri Be ¢ “\-—~Fiome- , ei * Strong to 10c higher: eat ers Steady: $1 ' ~+ ‘Barlicky at 90c@q@ | : Th , ine rs te Ave., er money, be on - Demand, v7. _ cents per leu)— TOMA TORS” ped box. crown, red O0c higher; ty = calveg en No, 2 hard winte os . ‘ at 4 If ou i] . - SO? ty and Fo at ae ; nd their hgh penne Liberty is- * Demank tae 20.3 cents per crown) box, S —ome-grown, 50¢ to $] per Dotchee oul sales beef steers: $971 ert / Ql : # r, new Illinois at $1.15 y Wl look at it squarely, you will realize t t it P ' i res : } Second 41 cés of the pre- | » atc. — . tT ners ; 3, and heifers, $5 of@= an 7.29: | CORN—No. 2 corn, 64% ¢ ' : . ha is “ o?. g . 4 re; Tt was in the so jking @ new | FAR EASTERN FRUITS Sp on yn. CUtters, $33.85. ~ 021,90: can-| No. 2 yellow, 67. ' : | just as uNWiIse as i ‘ ri ' ’ i ys - } ‘i Je “6 Pe Fi) ) «ter asi 4 2 +s > . ; . . P : , “ bred » reinforced con- s Tecord high Floss wenn numer | YOKOHAMA (par 49.8 eaters Pe A PPLES—Bushe} bas} Hogs— Reneipte “akan. G 75. Sites: No “4 greeted ae oh, | ' : esi: uncomfortable to let the heat have r ar Of Which contai a . : onds which have f ed | uremand, 48.25c: cables, 48 BA” | 9S, barrel $2.50 to $4.50, “***ts, 500 to) even mostly steady to ys, a8king very un-| No. B veilow’ fb ae its way with you: ; . : a a n t u , 48.50c BLA( K 4 a ™ f 4 0 1d: hig ." | . . ei WwW, 56 | u an D their advance. som 5 pe BIERRIES—Home-grown $1.25 pays average: top $10.800 °° than Fri- {| No. 1 white, ‘@5c. | ? you wi sO realize that it j oo a r ~-OUAaTt tray : #0 to ly San 31 0.°54@ 10 @& heaped bulk gr00da NO. Sew hite, 64 lic unnecess ll it 18 wr Y POS 75 2k sows most-| No. 3 white, 6312. ary, aS well, ie ‘ aw"? eatured Te "Q HONGKONG (par 59.32 cents per dollar)— | $1.75 Be 99 AN TALOUPES—Caiitornia flat a 4 ™ — and eleven — BB te op, MArket. t flmures of last spring's aH ant . irage. e? a [i Gove ANGHAI (nar 82.38 cent . 00c ¢ : ; } r . ; estimated holdavee | ete 2d manana nt ection French | 4, Demand, 7B.Be: cables Winget — | 86, S125 Tk AT, Hon. S150 es estes | Teeht. $10. 15ai0 49, cover 800" heavy | ~No. # white. 624% O3c | | of land, build- “a ; dents. ities were 'the vut- | MEXICAN DOLLAR (at Sha ae | $1 50 to” $2.80 #150; Arkansas standard $10 loa tet $10 554 1075. $10. 35@ No. 5 w hite. 61 he ig ed at tw th re + ' *Teflectad t} ere were only | : Demand, 57.50c; cables Meds — 45a $2 50 - a at, 80 yg Fae ee pantie ; 0. @ 10 TO: wae king sox 4. ' ight light, | OATS—No. 2 white. 401. nan o- irds in Bae Be Ntal hanees’ improvement in| CALCUTTA (1912 aver 32 PAB heen iflat. $] S~.75: 36s, $] OF to G9 ne > pe king sows rough. $7 oe a ie $8.25 No. 3 white, 3R& c to 30. eS ; ; ; - Particularly jin | pee)— cents per ry. ORANGES—Californt 3 >~.50: ng pigs, S925 @10 05%" 3¢-70@8.35; Kin. | No. & white, ‘tn 4 0 30e. pt . | | , PEACHES—Home-nrow at. $10 per tot. | rect to oeceiPts. 4000: practices No. 3 oats, 38% ¢ uc ve 3 to ao Ct to packers: paar, + VEactica@ily a)} ai. | | ne “Ae | ee vA yearly rental mo re 3 Kot to Dar again, and| Demand, 29.000: cables, 29.255 | ae * ome-grown, 40 ] : eh ou, bavket ° “Oe per! fat lambs and VOarlinge ce ith week ago . : Georgia «th rt Aha. > se Georgia belle, ret yo “$2 Fe? ti to Gull; lan he an ; * fe mostly Rea i3 sheep ! Da i] er ae ° a eens r G- | higher: weokan tq eeeser® KeNeraliy Bhar soe | auly Grain Movement | . , ee - a ! DPR Yew em * Siti sins V e a pn MR oo , |WHRAT | SORN. | oOaTa eh se ei : aes wait cA? , ia ; ; | Boston Stock Market Bur och Agrte wtese - J ~ => ° far In t) P . ‘ ts e ] k fart lar ‘he *) " r ~ S13 je? * clos nig | Ceipts aed ane fabie will be found re- ; m es the breeze-mak h , _ ia _ 6.50 . 75 ¢ : tiny ‘S42 fat ewes, | (000 omitted) eae Gf grain ip bushels Enjo , : iy . “ wg . . unn 2a i JOY one in wisdom and comfort. Phone for a Fan! ae i * toa : y tively ir ‘ti 80. pe eT. ho ; ee nactive, with | CHILE ((20.00 cents, 1918 average . Ss. DSO _ 7. Ship | Rec Sb ' Ra Ship. t ' TO INVESTORS AS eel bata 3 , ur hi 3 man ° . . - > ‘ ‘ Week ‘ a 5 per ro “ 200.000 mr) CANADA oe — Special to the Post Dispatch. — steers’ mostly 15 “adhe pet ler. grades / St. Louls 164 9° nT. aes . ebentures ve | Demand 98 O2- lan dollar) BOSTON July 15 Follow? i wen AN 45s Texas up more . rs toa y | Chicago | 155 onF aas a0 ‘ 35 4 - . . . . » : ah ing ' Praiiy Steady ‘ oz. ~. ner gra »" rir ” T> YP y. fa) ry & y es - 2 6 ‘ if Financial : » | ° —— of today s highest, lowest and aaa . fat she Btock a “os ase er: top, S10 an. ens olis | Ss ] fy w0 1184 an b+ Sa “W . - ‘= ic 9 -A. 0 ~0C , ot | ete Be a1) - p . x 3 4 he 70) 37 | Ompany Th ood : MTS wid Fed, Ar Payment’ of | Ne Pee gol? Blin yg | Boston & AbiMY " . y the Associated Preas er. 7 Oe Oa on bm Bh Qn Tr ee i e ee —— eestapansieaanieni ais 7 > 5 i. £96 6 i o6dls Ws _ a2 = Oo uc ; . cies c * #1250 on both open and mee AO. Suty 15.—Butter markets re egy in le Te 101% 1} wt u |i wh Elsewhere | Linseed, Flax, Turpentine! Ty ag a Ce-Arrow motor cars | rm most of the past w . eet Te eee 39 Ps 2%} NEW YorxK teens a ee ancien a! ss ie “ae Price pay This is the first were @asy at the close. according te ~ Vente? ee 22 oe + es 1% “i 3k 2 | Scots, 26 409" July 15. —Ritt fr. weak: re. !/; BT. LOUIS—Linaseeq oj! ae . PE a a esc cary sings cae cint | eeu report onthe ‘Chuesd Bite fpane | entre Oil "22 ab gS dN Set GAY, Creamery crus: Gumi 7| ote ot L0'E vaantand cll ggeations tor estinghouse F inch $i ne Vaated wit — ricuitura rocono / ee ae ee 452 . ried. hh fréguiar: raceinte oa’ | fOr raw as S Gee hen ' on g § f Sentral Lafayette ee PANY | wore n the heaviest demand, yt pene Pac pn . ‘NEW YORK rely steady’: receiple “aseh, SAVANNAT oot * at age use ans 0 inc $1ze di e , om ied - 3 tinued heavy and storage at chs +: con- Cl Ld Sl ci, a ne Poultry stead " 7 aly 15 ae Live and ‘ares d | firm ; } I I My - sales 41: -—~Turpentine , e la e e = a steadily | | earings, Money Sil CHICAGO y; fiices unchanged. oe | ments 691: stock 6240. receipts 414- ship- be Si —— ane : ‘ 3 = oat ver ; med octany 3 xtra Or 15 ram utter. Beare: ohn firtn: Fa! en, 1070: receipts 1294. * : E by the Nash Ces renresent Nae interests ‘increased Closing prices ¢ : bi °o . Rent on the Closed car and | ewer, New York, 37%c; Beste re: s open job, adelphia, 38c¢; Chicago, 35 \%. ~ The 8t. Louis Clearing H " oe 309130 tec: standarde ‘241 @ 34 4c oo wis stock 68,707 ' en —@?—- u mi ea OCceint «= a a 2 c Cee uote ; 50@ % wf ts Stocks. N Y a Pee hOwed debits to individon ee ation 29 1s ¢ ontienn 16.491 canes: firms o PERS. | & on. H BOO@IN fy 4.708 75. EFG rae furnished the feature ate tome Cotton Seed Oil. bankers’ accrmet ar Sehite to banke ants laneous, 2] 1, moon Chocee 1c; ,mince). b45@55. N 5.70@80 WG 6254 38. wit w with Baldwin Locomotive INK. July 15.—The cot tota! e rant of $16,100,000 and | Poultry. ateady: fowia o> 2°°*, Unchanged (6.865000. ° ~ B.2 , omotive, | market closed stead tonseed 1 Of $38,500.00 ° + Making a | 30c; ow == ec: broilers, 2 LUT tive. American Car and!10.50 bia. neneeae” Prime summer yellew, NEW YORK ie ne dull ney po RE Potatoes, weak at <6@ |e OULUTH, Minn. July 15.—Paxseeq— é. ly, 10.40; | ver, 70% c. Mexine” dolinre ‘Men bar 9i}. | 5. shipments 26 cam mee Cars; tota) | MINNEAPOLIS wr , | - BI X c. | €inta Stes ore Vir-|No. 1, $2.61 to $2 68” July §8.—Fiax— | Pisiogg has boos Senet | ABH ASS: d (44 S Year for th taf b oad ane ae 8. barrels, cobblers. $4¢¢4 20 j ber ION BB: - DON, Jul : ® eguip-/vary, 8.40; 38: Jen: ounce; , 15.——-Bar silver, 35 ap | Lobbiers, $2a2 9: ae 30; Kan _ tad wales, (short Dilla, 119-18 pete, Discount rates | PunNewOA eacked ‘marie Hyetound $3 0; ~— | Lindell Me, 1% per cent. + three months’ | ANAS eS alr owt no sales: ne &. Louls Hay Market. nde 6550 Od pj @fks and pou! + O.. uly 15.—Butt ; OFnyY. new, $20; part mixed, $14- Wy Wophanged. oe sow ges ighttt car. $17, Clover taleea: C ofits, $4,500,c00. védam E STREET Central 11 Chicago new, $17@18

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+ arene: agsgcameneoet fae 4 ——_— — > halla #i »\ Yea in «bye ua ih linia im. 52 ee foes 7» manent cs) Petey spi dy $a gle Se tay eres, ery es FP Pe, Mom ame 8 PRM ae on ltt scab wha Staee Ma’ Ks i? . as $575 10-Piece Dining Suites @ Handsome Suites with dull walnut finish and in the popular Louis XVI period design. — Oblong din- ing table, 66-inch -buffet, china cabinet, serving table, five chairs and one armchair, all sturdily built. f bs si j nt em ® $500 1 0-Piece Dining Suites @ Italian style Suites with dull walnut finish and dust-proof construction. Dining table, serving table, $ 66-inch buffet, china cabinet, five chairs and one armchair—suites that were secured in a special pur- chase. $400 10-Piece Dining Suites @ Solid ~waluut Suites with frosted«walnut finish. Oblong dining table, 66-inch buffet, china cabinet, his serving table, five chairs and One arfmchair—all of attractive design and high-grade construction. ———~, — ee nee TT - > - —_ =~ Wi , ~~ , > ns me . 2 * a ; * i! ‘ y : , : J _— , Wi] 7 1 a a ‘ Ven Sarr Ure "ar i &) mae a8 amt i. ~ ———-- el ' ' a? ; $475 10-Piece Dining Suites @ Elegant Suites in the Adam Period stvle—dull walnut fimsh with tapestry seats on chairs. Oblong +) S() dining table, serving, table, 66-inch buffet, ching ‘4 cabinet, five chairs and one armchair—Suites that are unusual walues. 5 $350 4-Pc. Bedroom Suites @ Attractive Suites with dull rub walnut or mahog- any finish and dust-proef censtructior. Bow-end bed, 48 inch dresser, chifforobe and vanity dresser— | a Suite that you will be proud to place in rour home. . ~ vy, = is if -——- 7 3 an i ' i] .* ' hi - | $9 200 2-Pc. Overstuffed Sui * @ Elegant mohair davenport and chair—with choice $ ot several popular colors and soft arms: outside backs of mohair and bases of both pieces attractive- ly carved. Suites that are well-made, comfortable and beautiful. es SE et gee rere : eee ee o a n . 129B STLOUS POST-DISPATCH ° The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. : TULY 16 1388. “ t —_—_—— —— aa — 5 See Our Other Announcement on Page 5, This Section ) is $21 to $55 Cedar Chests | -B | () $85 Wilton Rugs — @ Walnut, mahogany ahd plain cedar Chests; 40 ~} oe canes or Poe with heavy fringe 3 N to 48 inches long; in various artistic styles; | eA 2) ae ae ee a cD Case oc SEIS SES many attractive colors. Every ; _* erna, ee some with sliding trays and all strongty a We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash Store Hours: Daily, 8:30 to 5; Friday, . Soe dee ae ee $74.75, built; at savings of ............-++> Fifth Floor or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted. - 8:30 to 5:30. Closed All Day Saturday. Firth Fleer Bar . UGS TMUMTC Od An event of great import to St. Louis householders begins Monday with values truly extraordinary f rati and highly advantageous purchases brought assortments surprisingly broad from America’s most representative furniture builders. Every piece and suite is of excellent design and splendid constrae i. mage a tone ideal for iabeaie buying—the following merely example the extreme value-giving. Furniture Will Be Held a Reasonable Tume for Delwery and Deferred Payments May Be Arranged, If Desired. ee ae | ——-— ac 3 Fj] * i " a | Ki \ , |! é we , “ ql {} " | 4 ty *; 3 LAA esse Ass |e oon | - tj c~2:. ) Wawa | Neal SH | J | =-& S * " Ne 3 yr. =. ot OR: Fae @ Davenport, chair and wing chair with mahogany | | finished frames and upholstered in velour or tapestry. . All pieces well-made in loose cushion style, making ‘ “i ——= . " "a. a — ' z = a : , ~ ee ——— +o ~ ee wh ae , “rc. pDeaqroom Sul € Queen Anne Suites with dull rub walnct finish \ and the desirable dust-proof construction. Bow -@nd& r bed, 48-inch dresser, chifPorabe and good size vanity 4 dresser. A most attgactive Suite. | ——S——=__,_ 4 — . = = . - = = —— 7 * 5, ee a. $300 4-Pc. Bedroom Suite: -Pc. Bedr uite € In the Tudor style are these attractive Suites a with dull rub walnut finish and dustproof eoastruc- $ tion. Bow-end bed, 48-inch dresser, chifforobe and | 3 ae size vanity dresser—every vor splendid!v 3-Piece Suites Day-Beds Breakfast Set ~ . : ; | ‘ DI $40 Simmons Bed and Springs | Mattresses Library Tables | | Davenette $212 Value, at $60 Value, at . $32 Value, at Z im ee $ $ 50 $ 75 () $20 Value, at » $39 Value, at $95 Value, al l s J 3 + a 1 2= Offered «& 5 5 75 $ : é Pan st , . F fo Se 1] ) = . . #Uiimee rewoiv ig € People af Breakfast Table @ Cane and mahggany Suites doubie Day-Beds—nicely up ry? am brary with blue, taupe or mulberry hoistered in, attractive velour “a. Sour chsire—eil with ex. | A new desig made espercialliv @ High-grade Felt Mattress > a Mahogany Li - e and strongiy made with ma- eelat gr4r eaamel finish ; a Te a ae vekameliie om sores, #5 inches long and velour; in Queen Anne style, : eae Zz Ve = waelnnt € | ith — serviceab made with hogany ends—a very desir- and spien tidiv designed and i>, iti a@inut UnISo, Wiis . 4 with good Size drawer. Cheice . with four pillows and boister. able piece. stardily constructed square posts: heavy fillers and good ticking, roll edge and of several * . : teers strong springs i four-rggy stitching. stvies, — URE Springs. 3 all well-built. : a er% : — o— PART FIVE. *v. E ivalry | Father Have Production of “ Municipal | Feud Bet Hanslick termed a “nat gelf-taught, and held tn of Laczi Racs, Johann principles of harmony son came to a pubiic dramatic. And there hearting Juliska Fekete, From earliest childh the younger “was devil of music.” to quote pher, Ludwig Eisen Strauss; ein Lebensbil under the bed or in a cu his father played or rehearsed his orchestra. fingers, the urchin pick en plano and violin. At six he composed a waltz, doting mother wrote which later was pub title of “Der erste G eo Sa do not k elder uss, “how hood my profession is; i the failure of two or tens for everyone to over with Strauss.” you a musician, I'd put white coat.” This bookkeeping and the purpose of turning bank clerk. But Frau Strauss, band’s back. saw to it + ate ‘

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SUNDAY, ULY 16, 1922, Se Rugs th heavy fringea inese patterns, == id construc- » lf Desired. Suites 335 Suites og : 1 ‘| \ of. : ‘ig Bie een ¥ “1M i | AL = Suites ee ee eee me eS = ee ne enette Suites 95 Value, at 7 50 e Suites in golden By be turned into full d— also chair ahd whe ed Josef Drechsler, who, i®® his pupil left him, growled: ta, BO ahead and write waltzes, ike your father. You didn’t need ) SeUnterpoint for that.” 5 Upon the elder Strauss, who had fy for years apart from his fam- /“?, Came like a bolt from the blue 2 Smnouncement that his 18-year- E 80n had applied to the’ magis- 4 for leave to assemble and di- * &n orchestra. Against this pe- ‘ the enraged old composer 3 t “with hands and feet.” He hen that he would rather die Then Permit his son's debut. oe i has no talent!” he shouted 4 /Sreny; and we seem to hear Pali Pa7@ Sharling at his son: “You are «8M &rtist:” ‘ge J Son's Public Triumph. EVERTHELESS, the debut took ce, under circumstances turn- ™® it into one of th liveliest events na’s musical annals. The re- ey between the waltz-king and we Pretender to his scepter were no- Fn ee Safe in the suburb of Hietzing. lisher, to hiss the upstart. a x By Richard L. Stokes. : _ MUNICIPAL THEATER ASSOCIATION’S production this week, q beginning Tuesday evening, of “The Queen’s Lace Handkerchief,” by ' @gehann Strauss, occasions an interesting theory. Mull and Laczi Racz, tn “Sari,” may have been inspired by a similar ri- _walry between Strauss and his father, Johann Strauss I, founder of the G@raus dynasty of waltz-kings. Their singular history was familiar tn Vienna; and it was in the Austrian capital that Julius Wilhelm and Max " Gruenbaum indited the libretto of Emmerich’s operetta. | Like Pali Racz, Johann Strauss pere was, among musicians, what The son of the innkeeper, he was mostly : 86 on Oct. 15, 1844, all the The elder Strauss did not attend, but flocked to the Dommayer, a gar- sent a claque, headed by his pub- an It is that the story of eS i. As in the case The contention between sire and Elsa Thiede as Donna Irene, in “The Queen’s Lace Handker- chief”—Municipal Opera. e Lorna Doone Jackson as the King, in “The Queen’s Lace Handkerchief”—Municipal Opera. a a. What They Are Doing im the Movie Studios or ee gg ip age SS Ene ' i eS 3 Pass ie eee oF ‘ RR Seo eas xR % sg i: ae apa RSS le SR OR Se Se Miss. 3 . S | 2 x AVID POWELL is known as RS he “international commuter,” 2S in recognition of his numerous eee trips from this country to Europe and back again to take part in vari- we US pictures. In the past few years t% he has been in Spain, France, Italy and England, and at intervals has # returned to the United States. After See ’ i. $ ; wen ‘ S52 Pe : : %-ompleting a picture recently on the ee Sey oe , OR. SAO a eC Se aaa "gai s, =~ Coast he came back to New York to , : $ ; sae 3 2 ee with Alice Brady in a “Bos- ’ 2 appear mB ton Blackie’ ee > ll ee he = =—=—( lll ee ee a. lll story. en me Jackie Coogan, after fir.ishing his picture, “Oliver Twist,” is to make personal appearances at the showing of the picture, Se oe A $50,000 insurance policy was taken out just for 24 hours to cover » a set in “Her Man.” The set repre- sented an elaborate boudoir of Louis "25> BP ee > | ee ae om ae ° , >. be PES. "S , CS hes . Tom Wilson, Pauline Garon =s.494 and Owen Moore, in “Report- Mm ed Missing”—New Grand Central and Lyric Skydome. se . . Se ELAS 7 CoS - e338 » a CF 7 . a 45 om . AG so Oo. om ae ” °° ees ~.¢@ Cal fr ‘s —-—e _ ~ _ ee * Wu — . ye at al a Betty Compson and Tom Moore, in “Over the Border’as - Missouri Theater. “Over the Border,” : “Reported Missing” —~ Are Tom and Owen Moore on Bills at Different Local Houses — Betty Compson and Pauline Garon Star. 3etty Compson and Tom Moore are the stars in “Over the Border,” this week's principal picture offer- ing at the Missouri. The scenes are laid in the “frozen North,” which has been the favored locale in so a golfing SBE ie oe ee 2 4 ay “4 eye ye hg ise Ge & Film Features many successful dramas of ad- venture and action. The picture was adapted from Sir Gilbert Par- ker’s short story, “She 6f the Triple Chevron.” The story is about the love of Sergt. Flaherty of the Royal Mounted Police for Jen, the daugh- ter of a bootlegging tavern keeper. The hero, quite naturally comes to the point where he stands between love and duty. The unfolding of the action is said to afford to Miss Compson an unusual opportunity to exhibit Ber talents as an emotional actress. On the program also al an “Inkwell” comedy and several vocal numbers. rf “Reported Missing,” billed as @ remarkable action picture, is fea, tured at the New Grand Central Lyric Skydome and West End et theaters, in conjunction with a n Larry Semon comedy, “A Pair of Kings.” The feature is a melodrme matic farce written and directed by Henry Lehman, a pupil of Db. W. Griffith. Bail The cast includes Pauline Garon, who supported Dick Barthelmess “Sonny”; Nita Naldi, the vampi¢ Owen Moore, well-known star, ah@ a comedian who is destined to wig much favor, Tom Wilson. Wilson ip not a newcomer, having supported Charles Chaplin and Douglas Fair-+ banks in many pictures. In this in-« stance his characterization is that of a negro body servant. Wilts supplies much of the fun, although the farcical situations Lehrman has. constructed are said to be the real foundation for the picture's laughs, The story is written around the plans of a group of men to swindle young Richard Boyd out of his ship- ping interests. As the plot thick Boyd begins to wake up and the story ends he is a dynamo 06f action. Pauline Frederick in “The Glofy of Clementina” will be the attraé- tion at the Lyric Skydome and West End Lyric the last three days -of the week, Weginning Wednesday.” ” James Brewster, native of Banff, Canada, who has the reputation ‘ot killing more bears tn the Canadian Northwest than any other man, was secured by Frank Borzage, directér for Cosmopolitan, to assist in film ing “The Valley of Silent Men.” Brewster has an encyclopeita knowledge of outdoor subjects. Me ie an Englishman and has devoted his life to intensive study of North+ western Canada. from the Canadian where he has been working in “The Valley of Silent Men.” says his idea of a good time is to be a Rapal Mounted Policeman in Canéém “The boys certainly enjoy life,” Cody. “They doll up in their red jackets, Sam Brown trousers with then when the New flock up there in the | = we Se foe i 5 A : 37 See a's: nr ae eS ainay Se Rei Tea datt a N erie ee Ry Ace a ay Vin Ea nS wee ee i BE ae oo 8 SES “ PS ah oMahen, at Feat ~ ete ptm me ee Ss eid

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ST LOUS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 16, 1922. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a SULY 16, 12 fees 3 cnet PHOTOPLAY sb : AMUSEMENTS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS —_ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS COOL OFF le | MUN ICIPAL 4 ae WEST ScEay ivnic S| , a) ~ EMPEROR OF SLAPSTICH — onstip LAST 2 WEES AND SHIVVER —> tae im teach? It GNIGHTS "":"3"'°°JULY18. THE COOLEST SPOT'IN ST.LOUIS AND ROAR — A Brilliant Revival of ADOLPH ZUKOR “ sooo i 4 eel | THRILLS. Johann Strauss’ World- | ? ip : 4 3 Famous Comic Opera ~ . | | - apey SEMONZ into, the Tormuia. Cal QUEEN'S € Soma! REPORTER APAIRO/KINGS” |r aring your Pop bring It Ve a eo = z:\Z \\ ZZ : Pepsin is adm - OFToMROORE on” Pa HANDKERCHIEF me . = a we GNIGHTS" UUs OM ) = MISS SPRINGTIME | ‘J YALA SPECIAL! TW RIC = 7 ot Sed . ae a Ag Sd oy ey ~ eee 3 ’ == - XCE \ews—Review—“Out of the Inkwell’ Comedy = ‘ | ; » “ae — 2 . * Be te | ~... 7 : Bs There te asa ma then oe ‘ ST NDA? Secvon pine, Boars COLU MBIA es $98 8 Money Uniess this Delight’ ©. 1A / fa tf a trip te Eerepe O,te The Oriert 0, _ il ~ Na . aan success, eoicly because they = ; : .-| ‘-indress for others who are . we they were. anc whe «ere Americs (). 1 weuld trave! tet claw 2, ocd). 94 O- eee’ ft ge date wih be about Watkins-Jenkins Revue — PM SVeces via =. nantes , out % . > ~ cd and relief through the vee A si I> i Ss rise nag’ rh Os" 4 vy 24° ; their hair to natural shades with this mod- Sea Sees Lee t tH Starts at 3:15 P. M. rege O e 10 ST on Game . . ern aid to beauty. Azxy shade from golden Tickets on sale at 2906 N. Spring Av. brows to black. Acts instantly, easily ap- RE YOU among the thousands of Americans going to the plied and guaranteed harmless to hair, 4 scalp or skin. All dealers 50c and $1.58, World's Fair at Rio de Janciro? If you are, send information blank below today! Learn about the | ae bottle sent a ae The reduced fares on U. S. Government ships that now make this pone more accessible! First cabin round trip to x WHITE § TE STAR Bidg.. Covington, Ky. Rio de Janeiro Exposition is only $450! To Buenos Aires with stopover privi at Rio de Janeiro during the period of ONE the Exposition only $550! - + July duly Aug Aus SOE Sept. These great Government ships are the finest and fastest oa Otymeic..... aly . aon 2 ° AiD- ae be"Kmers rs agen — | =e Only il Days to Rio ea uly 29 Aug. 2 ee: clever, - can ace che has the facaity.” W. J. Bryan ‘ “ , . ss u 5 s — ae ea “That woman is a we er vt 7. On these ships Rio de Janciro is but 11 days away! Monte- ao ine aR Sept. . “She called the number right.”...__ E ¢ information about the World’s Fair and de- | Sencenina ange * a ee ee : William Randolph Hearst CANARY SING? he A wonderful devciopment”. Senater James G. 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ST-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH x Yes ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | RIVALRY OF THE L } { TAL lym | |FOR A CONSTIPATED CHILD) me"... . INSPIRED ““SARI” ao ME A‘small dose of Dr. Caldwell’s | , | Sriatinsiad Helin rasil “ib Pepsin will brin ’ , | ‘Gumetwerber."iwas encoréd four | Syrup Peps & . : “Gunstwerber,” was encored four, SPOT | . § ; " a op ° : ; = tS . a quick relief. y | times; his polka, ‘‘Herzenslust,’’ was THE . 3 | OTHER, when one of the : | repeated three times; and another ei) hee = A OY ne ee RRMA OE . aS Se ee ee DF SLAPSTICK | = children is constipated are : | waltz, “Sinngedichte,” wus encored i ee et . bi # , er «(CS t ae goin to give the first lax- 7 tak \ | ‘eight times. Then the entire pro- i} Fag | ? : ~ 2 se i 3 dive within reach? It is dan- ’ a | gram was repeated. Even the parti- : us to do so. Some have ZL v - rth | sans of the dethroned King joined in | n known to rupture the | \y WE mad & 4t | the demonstration. In conclusion— | intestines of little children. : \\. Coe 5 \S | | whether out of filial reverence or the | Don’t be beguiled by the out- yy ' intolerable condescension of a con- | side sugary appearance. Look ec ihe | | queror—the new monarch of the into the formula. Calome!l is conte | dance played his father’s ‘“Lorelei- | i } necessary; salts il) #3 , | Rhein-Klaenge.” : seldom te » will find it is not necessary to take | The stricken old composer made | er . minerals, coal tar, never. it every day, nor to increase the one crafty effort to retrieve the Unlike these, Dr. Caldwell’s dose, and that it is pleasant to the debacle. He sent a message to his Pepsin is admirable for taste. Bottles can be had at all | son, suggesting that bygones be for- iidren, as it is for grown {drug stores, 4nd the cost is only 'gotten, and that they unite their ple, too. | Mothers have about a cent a dose. Have no orchestras, with himself as director | os givin it to children for hesitancy giving it toa baby in and Johann as concert master. The 30 years. hey know it does arms. It is abso utely sife. / youth coldly declined. The father not gripe, and is free from Half-Ounce Bottle Free did not break his violin, like Pali narcotics. The formula is on Racz; but he fled from Vienna and | z Few escape constipation j every package, and you can Tox,scate conmibatn, 29 even odo not | | tor many years traveled in foreign it is vegeta’./e, just a com- ou a Half-ounce Trial Bottle o . 3 et ~~ 4 : ‘ my §S countries. So far as the biography | tion of | g) a a rem 8 may» pe iene So that punt all discloses, there was never a recon- other laxative herbs with pep- a . Be wv Bee send your ciliation; at the death of the elder | ; si : , name and . B. dwell, ; sin Use it yourself and you — Washington St., Monticello, Ill. Write me today’ Strauss the son absorbed the for- 'il GANT | | j mer‘s orchestra into his own. Pe . 3 7 : He Invades the Theater. c PINE | a =—— ° Bm » ‘somes gn aptemadlice a his first A SWANSON, | Stop Paying Rent—Own Your Own Home and Garage! # wice emi: sonann 11 snvadea “tne nd’'s Trademark” stage, and overthrew the European = 'domination of operetta which had -FLORISSANT . ~ et “, a ——— ‘been held by France, through Offen- » NORTH" z= : ~ 2 ee. bach. A similar revolt, some years = : : | later, occurred in England, under NT AIRDOME William Schwenck Gilbert and Ar-| & BUSTER KEATON 'thur Seymour Sullivan. Strauss’ first’ | comic opera, ‘““Koenigin Indigo,” won | a continental furore, despite an im-| Hi | becile libretto; there followed ‘‘Kar-. device that . /neval in Rom,” a new triumph; i holds bed rigid This Garage, $58 Cash i‘‘Die Fledermaus,” not. only the firm Balance in ten monthly payments. | greatest work of seamed but the best | ae I | Built in sections of selected “esa of all German operettas; ‘“‘Cagliostro , "Wife Against Wife.” ' yoom house—like illustration—for | ‘in Wien: Prinz Methusalem;” “Die . : x ber—all complet me , a " $250, balance on monthly pay- Eaprete—-can be . tokeg, . | Blindekuh,”’ a downright failure, and ments. Other designs and sizes to | down and removed as desired. ‘then another resounding success, , ) | Phone us for further i ion. | “ Spit: ‘ ' EAMSHIPS __ choose from. er information. | ‘‘Das Spitzentuch der Koenigin. MANCHESTER MANUFACTURING CO. a. ee ee this admirable| libretto by accident. See Sample Building at 12710 S. Vandeventer Av. —* cinlllaaaliase. te ST. LOUIS, MO Grand 2050 . Delmar 3891 for Franz von Suppe_ by Heinrich _ jm gp: VUES hip. FZ ye \ pe \ OP tke? Yat JA | = Bohrmann, director ef comic opera ; Lf) 7 ge $f fx? 3 AN es Se ae ox ) / ae aad al lV FRED —— Sm [xe a 2% ey Z ame. £2 «dere AAR - - , ify A. 3 , t ; és om ifs / x eo ’ ™ , y » Z s - 7 ~ / % oJ ie a tr $ ; . ~— we ; _—- ~ s} se cl - ii a =—='G6 2 525 a | ti Tm - nn “a ; e « ™ a - as - . DMPO > ~ - Maen £ ‘ - 4 > p ; ’ ; . + porrnenin- ; Br : ‘ ,wae “. ~~ ae eatin ~{ P $ . : , ‘ ys 5 ———— DERELLA Gg | w , rr oie 3 oe reg F . ILES MI NTER. in This House, $250 Cash | ART SPECIALIST” If you own your own lot, we will | in Airdome T : . A edd.. Double wand erect for you this modern 4 or 5 AAA WI Y AP ll MO an : —anne ANLUNLLLL gUHUOUTTALL Ty NNN LO Wi | | . ee — and the theater at Pressburg, and = * WITHOUT OPERATION | author of an effective drama, ‘‘Ver- TO YOUR . \ By Dr. Henrich’s Method lorene Ehre.”’ Von Suppe decided . TO STAY CURED upon another libretto, and Bohr-' f 2 Re aire Fin (84 FS: No Cutting. No Pain. No Chloroform. No Hospital. No Danger. No Loss of Time. mann. bv the advice of a friend. sub-} J ge-ck ik *, . é 2 2 ‘ie > Ne de Peer kh oF t | HOME or ° ’ Consultation and Examination Free—Tell Your Friends. ; Oe, EUR . rey 4 aa Cre, cosh $3" er Aes if There is nothing that so completely un-| ments are based on actual and substan-: ™itted his to Strauss, Seed ‘@ | fis a man for business, a wornan for look- | tial results. If they say 1 do not accom-'! The story is based uponan episode, ing after her household and social duties, | plish what I claim to do, don’t come to oai , ey : — and both for the usual pleasure of every- | me; if they say I do, it will pay you to do said to be apochryphal, in the biogra | day life, aw this annoying disease. There is/as they did—Come and Be Cured for life. | phy of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, | no cure as safe, sound and reliable, and MY TREATMENT IS PAINLESS. NO aut “TD ) 5 | yet so very simple and painless as mine. | CUTTING DONE. CALL THIS WEEK. eer orlie 2 eb pysreneg isa _— Hundreds and hundreds freely testify Health Improved and Gained in Weight | - that, about 1580, the famous § pan- | through the press, etc., to my marvelous ny A i ~ aig rf Re cow tah Be nage rane _ish novelist and soldier entered the > guccess, solely because they desire to doa or eeding an rotruding es. Came) ...+:;; - , , . kindmess for others who are afflicted as 1000 Miles. 2 rvice of Portugal, and that a noble | they were, and who are seeking a cure! _ : Del Rio, Tex., Oct. 10, 1920. | Portuguese lady fell in love with him. and relief through the use of various Dr, W. P. Henrich. |The librettist takes the liberty of © kinds of so-called cures or their family | Dear Sir—I am writing to say that af- Rte : a ; : physician. Being cured, they realize how ter taking your treatment for Piles I am) Supposing ‘“‘Don Quixote’”’ to have ai-! ; oe ' Sian MNMMIGA they come long before they Aid, | on surfered with Bleeding and Protroding |7°20¥ been written, although the oo & 4 ye a aa ee | : ain . ‘ . : vo — ets , tage had they come long before they ’ ®\ first part was not published until : 1 Ah F | \ aang a ee Vie \ + PEE GERBER EDEL eel mm ton ' ' a Se ee ene ome | ee eee ne oe Se a ae “mk! queen ringge because they were soon cured, altho some | Piles for over ten years, and after trying Sis of them had suffered so long as forty-odd | every advertised remedy, I came to St., 1605. * Richard Genee, librettist of | OR; fy [a years, @uring which time they had con- | Louis and was cured by your treatment | «. ¥ . se” Strauss *% y x | Wn oon ot SS wee eet ony ticnae nat over & year an0- i “Die Fiedermaus” and other Strauss | , at \ ay . he 4 ® much money as it would have cost them; I suffered very little pain from your| Operettas, was called in, and his name) : \ \ \ \ ‘yD PL EL EE SLUT AAAERLORADEOLL A ——— | . ‘ ‘ ? red. om ye SN \ had they come to me and been cured years | treatment; I was on my feet every day appears on the title page of ‘The = ‘ay before they did. Think of the suffering while in St. Louis buying goods for my . Apne ‘ they would have spared themselves, and, Store in Texas. Queen's Lace Handkerchief as a and pleasure advantages they hss fone Arta antag emo a collaborator with Bohrmann. : 4 and I have gained 15 pounds in weight Story of the Opera. >. INVESTIGATE. THEN ACT. | I want to pany you for all At Doge for | SYNOPSIS of the plot, based t*take my statements alone in this; me. You can refer anyone you wish to me | : : is matic". '"t investigate my work by in- and I will be only too giad to tell them | pon one prepared by Boh ouirirn «* my former patients and learn- of the benefits I received. mann himself, is as follows: ing fruc ‘hem whether or not my state- Yours sincerely, F. ©. ROCKWELL. Through the influence of the W. P., HENRICH, Ph. G., M. D. Prime Minister and Regent of Por- The Reliable Specialist for Piles, Fistula, Fissure, Etc. tugal, as well as of the tutor, Don Office Hours: 9 to 1 and 2 to 4 daily except Sunday. Sancho, the youthful King is kept 205 Scott Bldg., 802 Chestnut St., ST, LOUIS, MO. aloof from the business of reigning j}and estranged from his Queen, who RESORTS. lsees through the ambitious Pre- —_——_—_— 'mier and labors to bring about a | declaration of the King’s mafority. - ‘> ad . |The monarch is absorbed in light TOHG = Cli Cin | love adventures and in_ luxurious . | pleasures of the table. The Prime Minister has a young The Leading Resort House of the World | wife, and at the beginning of th>2 perti ’ I i d twe , ” netted exam tempene on cee Bapeiedth. during opera the King is dining with her, I , . TY? “ while the apprehensive Sancho keeps AT NI IC Cl ~ |'watch. Cervantes, reader to. the Famous Summer Season | Queen and active in her interests, June to October, inclusive of (ert aay ams: as a poet, It has 400 priva’e baths, esch with sea water, ond to exquisite |makes use of the incident to as8em- music, every night throughout the year, with special solo — | ble his devoted band of students, week-end features, is justly celebrated. White service in both who sing a mocking serenade to the. Americs del rte diniag jsooms. Ame Atlantic's ‘adinieed omuanin attractions ere, the Premier and arouse his jealousy. At fine tSURF-BATHING BEACA ia the world, THREE GOLF ‘the same time, Cervantes enables i LANE SERVICE Soak aie face Yak. smimacoes AMUSEMENT PIERS, |the King to escape. The Premier ssiling and power yachts, sadd'e horses, theatres, movies, | breathes revenge, particularly and countless other diversions. | against Cervantes. Ownership ra — ce i 2 | The finale of the first act shows = | JOSiAR WHITE 6 a be ithe King at his dancing ] : ‘e : ncing lesson, dur- ‘ Tn - RR ap en MiP i aide Up to the present time we have held events that have long lived in the minds of everyone, but never before has the St. Louis public seen an offering in a quality Bed Outfit comparable to this! We consider it a real value-giving accomplishment—a bargain triumph never before equaled and never again to be duplicated!!! IMMENSE QUANTITY BUYING our powerful influence with the factories, makes this almost unbelieveable offer possible. We wish to emphasize clearly that this is a QUALITY BED OUTFIT in every respect and Is offered at a price usually asked for the ked alone!!! THIS ASTOUNDING OFFER IN EFFECT FOR A LIMITED TiME ONLY! Fd ide is w fit consists of the magnificent bed shown, which has 2-inch posts, 4-Inch caps 2-inch top rods and 1'.-inch fillers or ins bb Hy "The ponte haa tare are handsomely ribbon banded and satin finish. The guaranteed acid-proof lacquer will not tarnish nor wear off but — always retain its rich luster and lasting finish. Comes in full size. The mattress is a deep, comfortable mattress, filled with onietad center, conten om a superior grade of floral art ticking securely stitched and tufted, with hand-b ullt roll edge. This mattress weighs 40 agg te iden < 3 -_ i is constructed of heavy gauge link fabric and is handsomely finished. Think _of it—the magnificent bed—the deep, a as a em an Sons excellent spring—all three pieces for only $38.90, an actual $82.50 value. Delivered to your home for onl 1 — n anticipation of an o whelming demand, we hardly deem it necessary to emphasize the fact that-you must MAKE SELECTION EARLY * ere UREA Lan RESORTS CTE |ing which the Queen and Cervantes ' : | stir him up to declare his ind«- om. aj wes wre er ne as | pendence of the Regent. ‘The Queen a ) | : 3: gE hidh ny writes upon her handkerchief the | i , ' De Fie . . em. , ne . ‘= ge F cunt, Ae, © words: A Queen loves thee, but | : igi 2 -_ af thou art no King,” and puts it in- . alee Ci iol eidieei ee: ’ side a copy of “Don Quixote.” The. There’s QUALITY — SUPERIOR CON. , ; m ee —_— Vyas SOE Premier, to get possession of the | = STRUCTION — MAGNIFICENT AP- / | ——S | kerchief, nia We aa “Don Quixote” | oe ar ory Bede ic 2 Pn emmane /as a treasonable book, “full of sot-/| (}iaas tishness and malice, sparing wonton =; room complete home outfit that we are 7 AREAS LEGGE RE | rank nor name—in short, it’s a scan- | featuring special at $345. Your home Ud EUALUDEREUHNREAEE EARTH EENEY\ dal.” The book is confiscated and | will be # constant source of pleasure to X Cervantes is arrested, to be sent be- | you. It will be greatly admired by all fore the Inquisition, But first, he| those who visit you, if it is graced with contrives to remove the kerchief wolves Taraivwre tae 4s: ‘iepetanbaite rom the volume. < d 2 Appears as FE . ute’’ in style, and reflects extreme good ees poor t - gg Ambassador. ; taste, refinement and coziness that is so a pn Rng ae ais essential in a home. Our LIBERAL am Se, ee ee ee CREDIT TERMS are most convenient—ALL WE ASK YOU TO PAY IS Salamanca and try Cervantes, whom $3.00 A WEEE!!! MEE RANT Ta RE they promptly set free. The Cortes ; i), a e- opgtseueaunvecnasnancavcaestecitii /assembles, and Cervantes attends, Uhre uit! masquerading as an English Ambas- SUT imi | sush Ambas ——vseebteurnssaanasannet? sador. He loses the Queen's hand-. _kerchief, and the Premier gets pos-| .session of it. The King reads a je- | cree, written by the Queen, putting an end to the regency; but the |t’re- -mier produces the kerchief, with its sentence in the same handwriting ss Coming to Chicago— 7X that of the decree. The King belicves 12-9? the words were addressed to (er- the Great Summer Met: opolis: : vVantes, and banishes both him and ANCY the comfort of a real summer home in an apart- | gg agreed A ce rT . » 4 1 r . ins ment adequate for a family or party of several members— it ken refuge in a cloister, and near- with or without housekeeping — n the most delightful rest by Cervantes, disguised as an inn- dential hotel in Chicago, located on the lake in the choice | keeper, opens a hostelry. He informs residence section of the fashionable North Shore. ‘the Queen that the King—who hus f Michi sunk into melancholy and turned af- The famous golf course, spread on the shore o Lake ichigan, fairs over wholly to the Regenrt-—is is less than a 5-minute walk, the yacht harbor a few rods | expected to hunt in the neigabor- : north, bathing beaches and tennis courts south, with. bridle | hood. The Queen dresses as a wait- Be . . shore. while | ress and serves the King with a truf- J Rest Resort At paths ucar by that wind for — al 8 verde: ¥ win | fle-pie, such as she made for him on | 8 theatre and shopping district is t 15 minu their wedding night, and in honor of | either hotel . =, 4 _ motor bus or convenient car lines. |which he sang a couplet in the firet rom St. Louis : pe E perior service included in adv summer a ié l onal Cafe—Solarium— Roof paar ’ GREEN GABLES : FREDERIC C. SKILLMAN, Manager Take Nagawicka, - j a by/ i, ee ee ee } 7 PUI ELT 840 ALL-WOOL SEAMLESS BRUSSELS RUGS—Fast colors: choice patterns to select from s $60 AXMINSTER RUGS—OxI1?2; choice patterns that come in brown and tan ailever effects .... ° $67 SEAMLESS AXMINSTER RUC GS—Woven -entirely itn one piece, all-wool!l and fast colors on $120 ROYAL SAVONNORTE . “ $175 All-Blue — <svomorie Murs 3 a _THREE- f PORCELAIN tion as to aval. —— solid renee COMBINATION (835.0525! cos | 7 $72.00 , sk 10 SEE Model “$” Sarola, $95 AND HEAR er en er eee ee HE TILIEIET Li Tiieisaiaiaiieiiie. SUPREME in Combina- rs value-giv- Se tion effer at the in- low price both BEULIUEPATLEASPAROAADAREARURERARADILELE ~ LLL LL LS IE. cS A eNO ee le = =n A TTT A Cervantes; there is a reconelliation. and the Regent is deposed. Played Here 22 Years Ago. : _—-—$—y-———- x HE first production of “The : : , PER GERD Queen's Lace Handkerchief” was PTTL “NOT IN THE HIGH-PRICED-CLIQUE” , UU =the —— MMe oe - ‘ Hy) 4 \ /act. He recognizes the Queen; she Pine Grove Avenue food —- (= : y )explains that the legend on the ker- chief was meant for him and not , % | SL, : mapeneé 3 ; q : a MAUL Tilt Te ae a r .s Loy oppineunnneaenenencncacccuacesceeeeseety., ES; Nushetah Wie. 3 ~ “+ —_ Continued om Next Page. % —_ —~ 1 | 4

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SUNDAY. ed. JULY 16. fees ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily ) imately ‘ly Tis | COMING COMEDY - | Florence oe meinen LA -— I Cook S BERNHARDT @ 4s Oil Cook plata | Continued mage ee Stick to Senreco and Your —__—_—, yn; “The Cat and Hellrung & Grimm ithe é = pemeaiad: . “Chauve | | Ninth and Washington ve As- e Cass | Souris,” Century Roof; “Captain ae | Sixteent® ane. | plejack,” Cort: ‘The Dover Boad, | ic 0 oll — Bijou; “Kiki,” Belasco; “He Who Gets Slapped,” Garrick; “Six-Cylin- der TLove,” Harris; “Strut, Miss Liz- —_— | 'zie,” Earl — gprs 6 flave White. Radiant Teeth That ore a You - oe vue,” Music Box; “Shuttie , ‘ration. ithy gums with no taint o sease Sixty-third Street; “The Bat,” Moros- Will Compe! Unstinted Admira if you will only visit your dentist occs- | o lonally and use Senr toothpaste night ie 5 . stor. and es e eco toothp ight | “Good Morning, Dearie, %& elee you Go. or you'll be sorry later on Senreco ic a dentist’s formula, a com- | “Peg O’' My Heart Operetta. Keep them strong, sturdy and fu bination so perfect that, besides being | HERE are negotiations on for fe. Bear in mind that e eons gc the finest cleanser of teeth and the most. 3 Bartley Manners’| Set stow in foul soil. Neither with GB) enjoyable of dentifrices. is an active | turning rng bealty cums produce good teeth. enemy of the vicious eerms of pyorrhesa | “Peg O' My Heart” into an opere Your druggist is one of your best] -—that all toe common and abbrrrent If they succeed, Victor Herbert will friends—: elean and fascingjing and s> free from > | a . to BemrecO and your teet will | tion It will resume its career neat @im or coating that they will compel ur- te vou Sette. Seek the ennwe cat ncace SAY “BAYER” when you buy Aspirin. * © * “The Pin Wheel Reve.’ Worth looking into 2.0 r Pen win weres 1! NERVE BLOCKING sy Unless you see name “Bayer” on tablets, you are not b eek with extensive i. ‘ + ANE! | a “2S and efor As steed by many modern dentists today. I getting the genuine Bay eT product prescribed by phy Si- Ready at the touch of a match, Frank Reicher, for many years [J] Pet tering what was once considered a painful . | cians over 22 years and proved safe by millions for and out at the turn of a lever. connected with Theater Guill pro- ordeal in a dentist chair, such as grinding, extract- long-time ing, filling and crowning sensitive teeth, aad many . ductions, has signed a ? dh ; That’s the kind of stove for se ROA heretofo considered painful operations. contract as director for the Selwyns. Nitro Oxide and Oxygen Gas administered if desired. | . Colds Headache Rheumatism . economy end convenience. lis first job will be the staging ct — : ; , ee Mie ekse) Fo cn ~ e suea! preach’ ro- DOWEL ! | Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis the Florence Oil Cook Stove will mantic play * * * Merie T2m- . Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain -_ ; yest, the English actress, who is to “Nervous People do, how yaad oe it sian in this ~ neoati next fFeason, has OES DENTISTRY WEL Receive Carefal | - — a ele 3 pe oe . looks can be answered by rym arrived in New York after a tour of || sEVENTH and OLIVE, §. E. Cor., Over Sandpert's Attention Accept only “Bayer package which contains proper directions. it yourself. the world. She reports that she and Entrance on Seventh St. Hours: Daily 8 te 6; Sunday, 9 to 12. | Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tabletse—Also bottles of 24 and 100— Drugzgists. You are invited to make the her husband, Graham Browne, Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of M ter of Salicylicecid tést at any store where Florence played three months steadily at Jo- Oil Cook Stoves are for sale. hannesburg, South Africa; and then, | assembling a small troupe, went ona) Central Oil & Gas Stove Company °#"storming tour of darkest Africa, WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS Gardner, Mass. penetrating as far as Victoria Falls. | In Nearly Every Home Where’er You Roam you will find one Malt Syrup preferred for never- changing quality, purity and distinctive flavor— H 4 , oe it! apt 2.88828) a eB) ny iti ¢ } on | i a Aub gen RUT, Hee GT ee gr pendee. Me Oe reat nor mat hair but leaves it clean. soft » and beats anything e fluffy. 25c cake lasts long time. Atdealers | Watkins-Jenkins Revue, described This 8-Piece Wi alnut Suite 3 | oe cae aa eulniged (a8 a smart musical comedy produc- tion; Williams and Howard, comedi- in this sale tor only Paes store, and = few ounces ‘ans, in “A Sure Cure for the Six-pound Iron; fully nickel- You will “shor town” and nowhere will you duplicate this vAIG& BiG Giithe whele family for months. Blues; the Miller sisters, in an of- $100.00 Blue Porcelain Enamel Plated: wood handle; complete : Has 60-in h buffet. tlie. new oblong extension table, | — Two or three teaspoonfuls of fering of instrumental music, songs with cord; every one guaran- diners—al! artistically ornamented with beaded moulding Ti fed in a cup or giass with ,and dances; Walter Jones, conjure- C b . t GC Ra ceec. (China Cabinet extra. only $35) Ps warm Water is all that is.re /and raconteur; and Howe and Rey- a lie as nge eegemakes an abundance of rich, nolds. “Lights of the Desert,’ with & 6é 93 Ruste ORVE CANT SP CANT CL ~ ~— oF -& , cleanses thoroughly, @ |Shirley Mason, is the film feature. - ~ Q 15 Dandy 2-Quart ne ‘aol. CREAM Cia a $42.50 Hardwood = ; - : easily. The hair dries qu be | ' + . size bed and large dressing table; four pleces, Si hat ieee cnee. “The Flaming Forest,” second in- , and is soft, precemusronveca, O° g.) tetmves |stallment of a movie serial, “The Ice Cream =." i ae Refrigerator ‘to ; 4 ht, fluffy, wavy, and | Timber Queen,” with Ruth Roland, De. Besides, it loosens every particle of dust, se will be shown all week. . : ! F r. ~ —~’ ' . e 4 On the bill beginning Thursday ! oe reece 8 ~~ + w 0. COFFEE will be the Densmére sisters and | : +p acest es es Bet Malsifed. Lou Howland in a musical playlet. The Stove cs in en eben a " Agt et ps e e gg aE “Our Future Home dd Jensen an! ‘ ‘ " All-Dlue enamele: Tuli RicKei-trimme : ; . ‘es _-s me K* r. Relleving Deafness, Head 20) 5: Louis | Sensation of 18-inch oven and broiler; 4-burner top. | ts “Sy ths . =. 7 Noises, Catarrh With New ‘ting:” Blaney "gen el >See me Fen This Range guaranteed to be a perfect and John Hill, comedian. The fili | cooker and baker. Galvanized tron pail—-cream can, - (rie * will be “The Face Between,” with ans ae a ene ' re If the hearing wae, On Cet 1880. It was ental designs; extra $26 75 patterns; size 9xl*.. . eg, ond ee Sk WEE whichte | special; size 9x1l-. F $13.50 Congeioums Rage — Genuine ter and worse with each cold, or noises . — gradually getting worse. or one ear ig christen the Casino Theater, in New ; 82.60 Inlaid Lineleam — Pattern Getiing real bad and the other just get- ‘¢ ce) —— = me through to the back; timg started with crackling or other York, on Oct. 21, 1882, and es Bed S rif Mattress special! price, per yard.. $1.45 heises, most cases can be helped or com - the forerunner of a long series of | 9 - pPietely relieved by his new non-surgical amen He treate diseased tonsils, | successful light operas given at that | 2.inch post Stee! Bed; Vernis Martin finish; all-iron Sagiess Spring: - aatlonte a i> Sam org ccabiner wham playhouse. The most recent presea-. heavy roll-edge felt Mattress, art tick covered. or Awd $65 hree- lece Davenette Suite —— pores cures R Meyer. of — tation of the Strauss opus in St We offer this outfit, complete, at fo Sale of Fine : J 4g ous, ill, had catarrh, deafness an | Save room—save moner—by uying one of these con- hewd noises 20 years; completely re- Louis was at the old Exposition Hall, | ; venient Suites. Davenette pens into a full-sized bed, Iteved. Mra. Minnie Schierer, agg A ser Contienth ape 16. 1990 P be SI + ° ° i Large comfortable armchair nd rocker All oe talozgzs! st, almost totally deaf, suffered & e wee of Dec. : . ' d R d d F h F f . , . trueric "“awenad ts _ leather rath 48 years: hearing being rapidly restored. by the C st! S 5 rices as é on ee an I er arn ure FM oa OO} rm . oF . oo a a . ri J..W. Procter S170 Whittier st.. almost °- e Castie Square Opera Co. oa & - onvenient Credit Terms. Sutatiy deat in one ear 26 years: hearing Owing to a senseless tradition, the ae : owen L — The F England h Beil r, Mo, S6 years old, suffered i ing of Portugal ts usually playei an 7 E — —_ | amps | e amous ng a er Couc fetarrh. deafness and head neises - gommetely relieved. If you suf- Dy a woman, and the present mrn- het with deafness, head nolses or ca- ' . i, ~ 4 = Pan as Rarch of the nose, head. throat or sye- SSement has adhered to the conven- , 4 es } — p” mf Sk At Big | fem, he wants to eXamine and expiain cast De . .. Ss . ] ' Rie new method of treatment tc yeu tion by ing Miss Lorna u% ; : : ;oa. Fa . — free of charge. If you cannet come te Jackson for the role. The Queen aT y ; . | aa aueeninenn . } a. one Sede a Marquis de la Mancha Villars al, ettee 826 Armchair $13.75 Rocker... .§13.73 | eovered im fine quality taney . Makes the Rupture Minister of War: and George Sect mee rr ee) 2 me cretonne. © at ence. ’ | Tht tb ¥ ° F Hymers, 4425 Lafayette as the Duke of Feria, Minister of : : , bh] } i * ° af — r * sae. b | bi] | = oNAere seks ‘ Bex i177. St. Charles. Finance. The following parts are intruste? 'o members of the chorus: Marquise iW 1 | ie | — : Eagle Stamps Given With Every Purchase of Villareal, Miss Ollie Cameron. Havel tim , | = “or Count San Gregorio, Minister of the Interior, Theodore Holba: Count Er - mos, Minister of the Navy. Maurics Chapman; Don Diego de Baradoa, or ag Fee |Minister of Police; Joseph Bonnel!!: @& dancing master, Will Simmons. > and Antonio, an itinkeeper, Charlies Peterson’s Ointment fii rn. ncn er ee ity. last k's acquisi Te the millions of users of Peter. | ronson nts pont on > dg — 3 oe | Saale Ointment, Peterson says,‘Don't| The concluding performance 4 RIS $170 8-Pe amet = fall te use it for sore, inflamed, ach- “The Spring Maid” wil! occur/t.)- ° as Eng Peet; it does the work over — night. The final week of the mu- Hiere t's a Suite that meets the requirements of the : Be " ee" 8t. Louta f tly lient! t > “a ply hte: AN Tuesday eevning of next week with buffet. 5 diners and armchair. Sale priee. « . ~ oo: druggats, | the Grst of six performances of “Miss Convenient Credit Seen. Cc F ° at this price. Covered in fine velour-—Ras ané ss : se a apie a has. F. Levy, President spring seats with loose cushions. Specially 3 ot “ r | We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps SOO EBC RG ARN IG dee PEON AGE ey

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-D DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000, | ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH WHAT THEY ARE ed oA DOING IN THE | RRR AN RERLO TT ST alr gg f VITPLICN PADINET(9200 Beautiful Living-Room Suite. 119 * 1s DINNER SET bascaae She went to Europe with | AITCh EN [ AB | N ql On Special Sale 7 ifornever- Be- G- e flavor— | _= 7 | one trunk and returned with six. | “The Ninety and Nine,” a hymn | cuiserm Olt CER S G@ASS DOCK made famous by the evangelists | 4 Moody dnd Sanky, has furnished the subject for a new picture. Larry Semon has made peace with | tH | Mot th the company for which he has been . Wak : ih | = working and has dropped his suit, tl for damages. | | be 4 Frank Borzage, director for Cos- | age ~ oe: ee |mopolitan Productions, has again { Pee tetra | 2 i rung the bell in motion picture di- | y P batlee Kg recting. His latest picture. ‘‘The nion. Abso- : ; ae _———* ; > stg a i é Good Provider,” has been selected nteed to be : sh Se r —— + 22 by Photoplay Magazine as one of | ng the six best pictures of the month. | : Cosmopolitan Productions received | f es s. — uae ve en a Moye rkable A alue call and see for ee wonderful beauty. Remember—our great free Dinner Set offer—w e will make terms to suit you tractive we offer remarkably low terms of $1 DOWN and include with to say, sO the captions Satisfy your ; 0 ee a vag a open to gi Eone there will J€ Remember, Goldman Bros., 1104- O8 Olive St. See this Special Leader “ ° every Dinner Set pure hased uM Biuve Bird Dinner Set FREE, or @& Bive curiosity. The acting is immense.” ay eae 3 1 > Bird Tankard and 6 pretty Blue Bird Water Glasses, 1 oi i | fH here is your opportunity. . to give away. during the next | several “Trent packages of | ea a ade baa baAAAAAIAADAADAADAAAAAD AD AD aaa and naan ddddbbttdddedetdededrdedadaddadadabdddd th ttt tated ? - =! t t t t } “hae * ’ ‘ bt og See erat ea tertngy orn! are she gone GIVE A BEAUTIFUL » WITH YOUR OR OVER, EITHER ON the coupdn ut the foot of this notice’ worn by Marion Davtes in her new & tur fe ; the free package will be end Cosmopolitan picture, “The Young’ BB BLUE BIRD DINNER SET te Se F er . a _ PURCHASE OF CASH cr CREDIT PURCHASES ply Co., Co. sige . : ye - icin de ae oy —— . once reel t. ode ‘ oy wg sage del Diana.”” Perhaps the most alluring, § o prove ro a : ea gg 9 ites: with eelieve you. jis the one Zs oe spenere at | is designed to etrike at the|a gorgeous ice carniva n Switzer-| 8 Motions ot congacted land. This is of white brocaded vel- | $1 DO FY N Si DOWN te WONDERFELT MAT TRESS ‘ Thies is the correct way to treat vet trimmed with sewansdown and a | BUYS THIS - fnflamed — a one Bing hat of the latter material adorns her Seeks strength, which is often the| SO0lden curls. Another dress is of | i those Saye ey noieng! nasal pink chiffon trimmed with monkey | ’, catarrh, send at once for the = Se eel out the coupon be. |*Ur- The arms are bare. Narrow wand S package will be sent to you by | bands of black monkey fur serve as | bracelets on either wrist. Another dress is a combination of black vel- —— d silver cloth. A brilliant ice we goed for @ pack- vet and silver cloth. rilliant ice! # t | nw ce GAUSS’ COMBINED TREAT- |carnival, unlike anything that has dd Abll lve ee FE | eit hi Mi i) ;, war i.) te re: 3s tert ; : mui, sent free by ma mply yet been seen in motion pictures ee. N BALE abs) #/ ar. ot z , Sah ee ‘ Ye 88 ASSecesags ” a i : ‘ - | . . ee P | 5 KY n rf iP} ‘ g e¢6e¢ j a a = , | -, | om i . F wid A Ss é Stntststie, , 658 Main St., Marshall, |; ana."”” The action takes place at ai @ . eo aa Be 22 , ‘fi ' »\) — | very smart winter resort in Switzer- . LES a l a / | oa i, " ) | land. The Young Diana is the her- a PLS rs . F . : = — | alded beauty of the hour. Not only) ai Sf . ' ¢ : is she fair to look upon, but she ex- : > ie Shnoe ol ’ ‘P2tt setenv ee ee _ /'she comes to skate at the rink, men '§ sa Tid , a Pi (As WHOA ue Brassoid Bed Outfit AEG la Ww A yy oe MB YS | | | | : Spend your nights tn rest—it will better ft you for the hard day's work to }and women, titled persons from ev- | ‘ee CRN 7 | = f : i. Y 4 i 2 it. ‘om y silee ma worn-out. uncomfortable Mattress or Spring when - purchase these wonderful bargains on such easy terme? Our ADVERTISEMENT ery European capital, watch her §m BRE 22° Ca ful Wh t Y | with admiring eyes. In this set Jo- Hi == ae Regular $40 Ml .- 3 : ~ bes snd Rronderfelt’ M oe ; tad , b » : —— j _ , zz } cejevratles q ondertfeit sviattress is Duiit or Gurabiitty, With extra eavy re a ou seph L rban, the designer, has caught "7 Value for... fine quality tick and full roll edge The Comfort Spring is beautlully ali- nicke@lied, interwoven and indestructible fabric, sanitary and all steel Both . s¢ | last you a lifetime You could not buy better value good of these articles w Vash Your Hair With | the last word in glittering and gor-| & ? ‘nd | ast received, a special shipment of beautiful “Si ne’’-- Brassoid ti and are bx Uae “ is a! = “3 se and a Be ‘sanitary , if you paid twice the price we ask. Convince yourself that this is a investment 34 ae a 930 Brussels Rug, $4¢p./9 m Offcring them at a cover | emene®-aunien D yr ‘ , , | . - at a very low” price in soaps and I epared shampoos | Alps as a background the skaters in "ee _ offer doubly attractive, . are including a fine mattress and a heavy sanitary A new invention—so0 easy to open that a child can operate it. ’ you to attend this great sale. beautiful couch by day and a bed by night. A pad can De net | an too much alkali, which is very | gay array dip and circle and spin: é tror. ‘ing. 4 a one eer nr hs ntaec ate alk ala tee tiematn At a wonderful Rug sale in New York we bought just 100 of these fine heavy Brue- wenly, and is soft, fresh lookin , - > 43 eat , ee ws sels Ruge—ful! size, 0x12 ft. Most wonderful patterns—sultable for any room, We He : 8 | traction will be “Money, Money,/|@ ; “sear ae a give our customers the benefit of this wonderful purchase. No more can be hag at Par m fluffy, Wavy, and easy to/| Money.” Ks iumaide ons — this remarkably low price after these wonderful Rugs are gone, Remembes, our gete. Besides, it loosens and takes | | great Free Offer = mm every icle of dust, dirt and | My bS bars | : aor : | Myrtle Stedman is the latest ad- | Him _ a mdruff. sure your druggist gives ‘dition to the all-star cast of Louis | i . Seem Lisoes hts “noes s4nitt ) 3 Newest Hi-Oven + al Gas Ran e ulsified. sg " — —_ - ae: i aoa 0 e S Combination 0 = 'B. Mayer’s ‘‘The Dangerous Age.” elec ~— im |Her latest engagement was with | ~~ Buys it on spe sale. work of largest Combination Range bulit: 4 holes holies for coal, also extra large ; > Vee Caticur a next season. Of course, a Larry : ie | ah; Oe ee ¥ 400 ent areatet | ~: and a yy at Avi yrice with | reproduction of @ ducal estate. Al- a new price ¥ thie heary * cost for f booka » pi . oe vets seday for iroo ‘Nuestra red fa- | together, the picture will have «et 4 . mates 4 to rival any of those built by Jo- ae eee oe See one ELECTRIC WORKS seph M. Schenck for a Norma Tal- | counts der thie enie. Avenue CHCA, tet.) adge production. Frank Lioyd. | will direct with Eugene O'Brien «nd itiaikh a'uak esc Edwin Stevens as members of the| wonderful i cast. Stove Depart- support ne ment in 8t Louis. You do Norma Talmadge, who is an- not have to nounced to screen “East Is West,” Hm uy. Just see lwill be seen then in the second “Chinese girl” role she has played. In | Compiete line. : ; 4 a | Belznick’s “The Forbidden City” she ; to match this one 4 bode | played a similar role. ) 19 15 _ and * . :, psebe $98. 95 A —_ | Conway Tearle appears first as 3 | q “7 | prize fighter and then as a referee | in his latest Selanick picture, ‘The Referee.”

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» stern". sUNDAT. LY 16, 1922. Times Combined. ———— ties relating to immigration quotas, labor arbitration. employment and’ — 6 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the ae the radio station as to the state of the igniting gases or coal dust compli- radio map and tell the world what Oe ae «aa — re EF ™_ ? ie w~ 4 > -* assemDied sé highest grade a Pe acetyi ne ‘oOmpiete ri prLT Vv ‘} fa | lr own pax parts, > Tr mn tun detector and *wo-stagce ull conveni tiv arrange in a mahogany cabinet, 1 I grouped on the front [eT Cc i are . i elements a [ MiAC HK OHiisS Radio Recetv? ig manufactured in ‘ont y special . a few of which are: Vartometers i e of untque and practtca! providing ap{ almost entirely of active elements Tuner ecoempartment shielded to mintmize CAVDATCILY ; PTrTartor s Lutematic Filament Slages, Centrol switch off inused ring bie leavin 4 speci } provided on the rear terminal block for using a different Di | mm each amplifier tube. This feature is especiaily desirable if not necessary where loud speakers are to be used. For extremely loud speech as »btained Dy Magnavox or other similar form of loud speaker a i- watt power tube may be used in the last stage, all connections being provided as standard equipment. Arrange for Demonstration Immediate Deliveries The Missouri Radio Corporation 2615 Washington Av., St. Louis, Mo. Bomont 3200. San BEB BEEBE EES BP ESSE SE 2S S, is SBP BB BBiMs@ BBR BOs 8 Bee 88 8 88 8.8 8 8 8 8 Beau tii icliciictiictictikicLiticLiaLiaLiati MM MM Mi i i i i in mn on 6 on i he i a Do You Know— H OW to hook,up your radio set dif- ferently and get 50% better results? Just what the different pieces of ap- paratus are for? How to get sharper tuning? What are the latest discov- erles in radio? CVGXS RADIO HANDBOOK Knows All—Tells How— Never Grows Old. Radio from A to Z—technically cor- rect—easy to understand. This best of all io Handbook costs only $3.50, and that includes—until July Ist, i923—complete written informa- tion on new developements in radio as they occur. Get your Lefax Radio Handbook here—at St. Lewis’ finest arul most completely stocked Radio sheep. Receir- ing sete from the leading makers, $20 to $325. Every- thing you need to build your own «et. Krank etdam 204 PINE STREET Written hy J. H. DELLINGER, Chief of the t. S&S Bu- reau of Standard Ra- Gio Laboratory. and LL E. WHITTEMORE. Aiternate Chief Ls cates the problem, although a tube set might be used if the necessary power could be supplied for its op- ; it is doing. fictally asked the Navy Department o aid tn the broadcasting of activi- To this end he has of- business. child labor. as well as other official hace 0 6cCumed =6oletter, eratiog without lengthy power wires, which wontld he danger of it constantly, just as being felephone lines Ww uid 1 sul Triil ne Operations. ' ,ITy *‘Tigineers i LJ = " - . , ft prokten »* fhe studying the pr likely that a means of operation will be found before long. Another scheme which is appeal- ing to the safety branch of the bu- reau is the igstallation of a broad- casting set at each mine to advise safety squads and first-aid men of an accident so that they could start for the scene immediately with their equipment. This is a simpler prob- ler, the engineers state, and may be applied practically without de- lay, serving as an alarm located rescie — wa agTMA €6it 1S ool a ° ae Ge © | lien System for a centrally crew. Davis to Broadcast Labor News. Not to be outdone in ra lio activ- Agricultural, Postoffice. and other civi] has decided ties by the ' Commerce depart - . nents, secretary vVavis uld be a good scheme Oo the that it w * te i Ty ~_« . °° he Labor Department on VITAMINES AND HEALTH the body-forces against disease. snistake. to be healthful, the body needs cocishehesn cath tocmmnieas. | Fanci nobis Gten St labundance to assure growth and strength; the adult to help SCOTT'S EMULSION OF PUREST VITAMINE- is the ideal body-building food for a child or an adult. It is abundant in the vitamine-elements that science has found so needful for health and growth. Just a little Scott’s Emulsion, three times daily after meals, woald be effective. B and start building your strength toda Scott & Bowne. Bloomfield. N } a bottle Pruritus, Milk Crust, son. Weeping Skin. Etre. [I belleve eczema can be Mean ust what [| sey and NOT merely gatched ap again. Remember, [ malts ment after handling nearly = lion cases of ectema and years of my tlife to its ¢« don't care what ail you have how many doctors have tel you could Mot De cured—gjj fF a chance to prove my claims write me TODAY I witht FREE TRIAL of miid,. : anteed treatment that vince you as it hase me. guested and discouraged, give Me «a chance to “. By writing me today Nar hn enjoy more real comfort thes thought this wortd held fer try it. and with me, DR. J. E. CANNA 1951 Court Block, References: Third Nationa dalia. Mo. Send this ectema sufferer. Blackburrs FRANKLIN FURNITURE CO., 1030-32 Franklin Av. JULY FURNITURE VALU ‘= 2 ow 4 & IMMENSE REDUCTIONS ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK All thrifty and economical people wh are interested in savings on their Furniture needs will surely take advantage of wonderful values we are offering this week. Every article in our store has been reduced and among our stock you find articles that you need in your home at savings of many dollars. Below are listed just a few of the values A fair parison of prices will convince you that these are by far the cheapest that can be obtained in St. Louis. All mers dise advertised here is of regular Franklin quality and will give unusual long service for the small amount of money invested, hae oe * — Liberal credit extended to all. 3-Door side-Icer EFRIGERATOR ENGLANDER DA-BED AND MATTRESS 15 Opens into a , Tee Size Ded Justrated a limited Full Size Cahinet % GAS RANGE This ‘s QUEEN AVVE LIBRARY TABLE Beautiful! Queen Anne Library Ta! eg 10 in your choice of oak or mahogany finish at only $7.78 Has iarge drawer for books and Writing paper o0-Pound All-Cotten Feit Layer cotton-feit, r} ——— biseuit tufted, roll edge. and all hand stitched ea rna. While a limited number last. ther go at.. LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED TO ALL CHARMING BOW-END BEDROOM spiendidiv ‘eptionai iow beautiful W “= ’ . 7, iest meta uite Seexing a c am ex price, tnen ow-end Ded. ilue at this low ‘onstructed Bed- inadsoar pe- $ >. + : 5 “ie- imprises large dresser, Dressing price BEAUTIFUL WALNUT DINING-ROOM SUITE =" —— +. ne w midert Li . ° in o4 mw _ Winink-Oo0m <= il 1] ‘Ju inne ne! et, square extension irmmcnair ‘ovVered h i ieatner “hina closet can De lal sum. Speciai, oniy eer) LUXURIOUS OVERSTUFFED WITH TABLE AND FLOOR . very fortunate purchase enables us to iffer wonderful 3-ptece Living-Room siy constructed, siik-floss im *‘a VYervy good grade of cut dtfferent patterns to choose iudes large 60-inch Davenport te Floor Lamp at this-excep- Full Blue Percetain _ RANGE $ This is a full biue porcelain ‘Com Di- nation Range with a BUATAaANt eed cooker A real $130 vaiue limited number (‘ast they $86.50 Full Skirt Length Watnut CEDAR CHEST Do not misconstrue this with the tn- dersi zed Cedar Chests that are ordi- martily advertlasd. This is @ full siete length. beauttful wa! nut finish. all-cedar lined and is guaranteed clothes free from moths This Refrigerator built of (hrougheut. lon chest is ail enam- elied tn white. making it sanitary, ice chest which ts «easy to keep Speciai for this week aniy. _ 4 fad Sep Bos oat a | MASSIVE DAVENETTE SUITE Massive solilit oak Davrenette Suite a Marvelous barwain it full size bed Each piece finely a good grade of brown Spanish imitation leather -Rair and arm rocker to match. Complete, this week, at ~ this wroar te x a ea a “5 r neers peaks rae Ca iow eX -< ¥ “2H ay ‘ ‘ ' oo citpe, OF SSE Say be x thie Et: ats. +4 : Be eis ie . wy Me 3 COMBINATION feel sure yuu wi = ta * De. er wg a: Pd Kihei R ee oe a OSS we? add a “ange ex ee 3 % “ ~ Wega -e whe?

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SUNDAY JULY 16, 1899. VERTISEMENT LEM “i letter, Salt tiveuny, Milk Crust, Water ing Skin, Ete. . ecrema can be « Wet (what I! myo to stag, y merely patched up a mer ber, ] make dq¢ctors have told Mot be cured—a)) ak is to rove my cleims. it Juat TODAY I KAD, of mild, ir atment that will bing. Suet as i has me. “oes a aes. te chance to prove m mie today ‘ be) leve “you w @ real comfort than you ». tu 8 world held for you. I feel sure you wilj y age J.iE., CANNADAY, urt Block, Sedalia Third National Send this notice fferer. KkKburn'’s + Mo.” Bank, Bs. tO s0m 5. a | * € Pill Pleasurabie Physic, Tene — Porifier 45 DOSES . oy 15 BOSES . the Au ree Stores n Av. OCK advantage of the our stock you will ues. A fair com- uis. All merchan- t of money invested. Pr | o— | : ; Blue Percelain eee 1] oe us ' pi: ‘ Pied tag d trim- oo S a Buaranteed bak-« real $130 value. W hile a ber last they go at only and firt Length Walnut AR CHEST “tre Ton the un- Cefia $ t are ordi- is cilvantesd to keep from moths. vour “Size Top-tIcer Ri osc ray r ag oat ood . Provis- 8 all enam- ite, ep » oC ee to | keep large size hich fs easy to keep clean. this, week on Li ‘ae | | NS E WI SPRING & — =F MATTRESS of ng 19 Sim ong nis — ; ate cot- tee es, at that you inarity pay aicgne. This is one of the Ine we have offered in many not P overiook this. Goods in Plain to All. | Tease Seite 5 - sUNDAY. JULY 16, 1922. 4 ACar Worth Your While to Consider THE GOOD AXWELL WARD MOTOR COMPANY, INC. 3016-18 Locust Street Much Gas in Your Tank? GWE GASOLINE GAUGE TELLS AT A GLANCE. For all Fords and 400 Chev- rolet Trgs. and Rds. - spe EASY TO INSTALL No soldering or drilling in the gas tank. Will not rust. Absolutely dependable. FULLY GUARANTEED top Guessing—Buy One Today 1360 CHAUDET SALES CO., 1421 LOCUST ST. : “ah sg ae * Everyone knows that the Hupmobile maintenance and repair costs are al- most unbelievably low, and that the car is particularly free from the need of constant and petty adjustments. It’s almost a proverb among skilled repairmen, that the Hupmobile is better built, and that it stays out of the shop far more consistently. EWEBER IMPLEMENT & AUTOMOBILE CO. Nineteenth and Locust Streets ASSOCIATED DEALERS Brock Motor Car Co., Schmidt & Mead Auto and Tractor Co., 4418 Olive &St., City. Edwardsville, Alton and Collinsville, mi. Gundlach & Lacroix —_. Co., Columbia and Dupo, I _™ Brucken Stove and Hdw. St. Charles. Mo, Belleville, Sahlender Garage, 3664 Gravois Av., Belleville, Til. Motor Car Co.. Geo. hneider, Av., East St. Louis, Ill. St, Peters, Me. ee 30x34 Regular Size Has Created a Sensation ike its Big Oversize Brother this sturdy Cord Tire, beautiful in scientific in design, with an abundance of rubber on the Tread, FLAT TYPE and three corrugations at the side wall for has been acclaimed the most wonderful value on the Come in and look at the Tire that is upsetting the Tire Values of distributors everywhere are overwhelming the factory fh orders for this popular Tire. The demand is far bigger than our expectations, and you won't why if you stop in early to look at this Big Value Tire. Yet Gelling for less than many good makes of fabric tires and invites with any make of cord. Specially priced at 10= 2 The Guarantes back of Kenyon Cords is expressed in their 65 years manufacturing of quality rubber products. The alin Kenyon now priced lower than ever. Kenyon Oversize Cords Olincher . ..... $11.90 $4x4 Straight sido... nas Clincher 32x4% Straight side... .$28.90 % Straight ia le oe $3x4% Straight side... .$30.00 ©....$14.45 | 94.41% Straight side... .$81.15 Straight side. . . .$19.90 35x44 Straight side... .$32.25 Clincher . ..... $18.90 86x41 Straight side... .$33.40 Straight side... .$22.15 S3x5 Straight side... .$39.10 Straight side....$23.65 85x5 Straight side... .$41.05 Straight side....$24.40 | 87x5 Straight side... .$43.00 SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK: MILTON 6000-MiILE FABRIC TIRES 30x3 Non-Skid...$ 5.95 30x314 Non-Skid... 7.85 $2x4 Non-Skid... 12.85 $8x4 Non-Skid... 18.385 84x4 Non-Skid... 13.85 Adjustable on List Price. . ) al strictly first- , : @lass and Fresh. , Clean Stock to Choose From. Direct Factory Representatives. Ff write for your size. Mail orders promptly filled. Deposit Open evenings and Sundays. Free City Delivery. No Charge for Mounting. | THE STATE TIRE CO., INC. - ‘Bement 2206 2206 LOCUST ST. Central 518 DEL-GOOD TIRE CO. °Giny"sies" | County Picnic Trip The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the — ae ee eee ee, DON'T BUY CORD TIRES Until You Know the Guarantee unlimited. 30x31 2 $14.50 382x3 1.) COee eee eeeces 18.50 EE aaah u eels ok 22.00 Ss sek Nee rr FC EE | ‘ateaiatien as at 23.75 ES Sa en beocess Gee | ES bdésvcal 29.50 ly miiiegpniien I ee 30.00 Avromosice CiuB oF Mo — ————— ad nn OD OO A —— ~~ —_——— IDEAL PICNIG GROUNDS ALONG COUNTY TRIP touring car, and 2-passenger road-' | sters. | models arrived in St. Louis last week | and are now on display in the show- | rooms of the Hutcheson Motor i Co., The first shipment of the new | local distributer. 3150 Washington See Us for Kellys All oversize $4x415 se eeeeeeeeers $31.00 85x41, sete eweeeeees 32.00 J6x414 eee eeseresese 33.50 Wee: | wedeanue del secs Ce 5x5 @eereeeeererce 39.50 37x5 e+e eee ePeece 40.00 36x6 pevceeceseece Gee 38x7 SO. 00 BEN BOWER TIRE CO. BOMONT CENTRAL 950 And Other Quality Tires ee mecca by ie PIE 40,000. 2 RE ee ym a ag nen lente on anal ie caus SI Oe eR GE Hp ne _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — a ate ape HOWE Ultra Cordir and Over Good, Hard Sur- face Roads. A 62-mile motor jaunt over 10 dif- | ferent county roads which offers the| motorists many ideal places to stop for lunch and spend some time en- joying the scenery is the thirteenth of a series of Sunday automobile tours offered motorists by the Post- Dispatch and the Touring Bureau of the Automobile Club of Missouri. | This trip, which is over hard-sur- | face roads the entire distance, can | be made in about three hours if one | does not care to stop. Upon leaving St. Louis by way of | Easton avenue the route is via St.) Charles road as far as Pattonville | where you turn left onto the Fee | Fee road, which is followed for about two miles until the Dorsett road is approached. The Dorsett | road is then followed as fas as the | Olive Street road. Upon turning | onto the Olive Street road you head | fi left onto the Kehr’s Mill road. After a two-mile jaunt over the Pr vor Mill road you turn right onto the | Strecker Valley road. The Strecker | Valley road is then followed as far é | as the Clarkson road where you turn | left and head back to the Olive E Street road. After -a- very short jaunt on the Olive Street road you | turn right onto the Schoettler road, | which is followed as far as the Con-’ way road. The route then winds its. way back to the city over the Con- Z way road, to the Mason road, to. the Clayton road. | Jaunt Is 62 Miles in Length fy : 30x3, west as far as Gumbo where you turn | ry 2 ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee i ee ee ee ee oe lL : PRUDENTIAL CORD TIRES; “BRAND NEW FIRSTS 7 " a a GUARANTEED § — Ilere NEW NON-SKID FABRICS WELL-KNOWN MAKES—FULLY GUARANTEED. Special, $4.95 32x4—$10.95 32x33— 7.45 | 33x4— 11.50 31x4 — 9.95 | 34x4— 11.95 OTHER SIZES IN PROPORTION. 30x34—$5.95 BIG OVERSIZE! Cord Tires—All Firsts Guaranteed 8000 Miles 30x31, Special, $8.95 g 32x4—$14.95 | 32x44, $19.95 = 3ax4— 15.95 | 38x5— 26.00 34x4— 16.95 | 37x5— 30.00 OTHER SIZES IN PROPORTION. LOOK HERE!! T-U-B-E-S GUARANTEED ONE YEAR, _ OTHER 30x83 95 SIZES IK 30x34 PROPORTION Authorized Goodyear Service Station i ee GREAT WESTERN TIRE CORPORATION 2811 Locust Street Bomont 643 -_—__. \ 30x38 \ aoe bl, \ 32x31%4 \ Baxa_. 3Ox3Y% § $s 9. so\ ‘ b2x3 \. Blxr4 Big, \ s2x4 Heavy, \ Full Oversize Are the Sizes and Prices! “ee BO $17.25) A Heavy ® $21. 95 \ Over- $22. 95\ Size \33x4 8 \ 34x4 823. 95 R27. 5O \ Ngee 7.50 Fabrics 33x4 #14 828. 50 \ Guaranteed \ 34x41 6000 Miles \ — $20. rN $34.50 8 8.50 ee All Non- £12.95 5. Skid $1 4.25 \ $15.95 $16.95 \. 33x4 \34x4 817.95 \ il \ OUR WRITTEN GUARANTEE GOES WITH EVERY TIRE AND TUBE PHONE AND MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED § x0, 000 MILES a : : . ASK FOR THEM~ BY THESE NAMES RACINE Country Road RACINE Trusty Tread RACINE Multi-Mile Cord A CORD TIRE OF AFABRIC TIRE ONLY A FABRIC TIRE EXTRA- TESTED IN 30*x3 ano 30«3% GIVING SUPERIOR QUALITY SIZES SERVICE IDENTIFY THEM ~ BY THIS NAME ON EVERY TIRE Made by RACINE RUBBER COMPANY RACINE, WISCONSIN We are distributors for Racine tires and recommend them to you ST. LOUIS-RACINE RUBBER CO. 3146 Locust St. Bomont 288 St. Louis, Mo. Central 958 Wholesale and Retail Open Evenings and Sundays — | 6 — The complete log of the jaunt, which starts and ends at the Auto- | mobile Club of Missouri, is as fol-| lows: 0.0—Automobile Club of Missourt. 32320 Locust boulevard—West on Locust to .2——Theresa avenue. Turn right on The- | esa to Washington boulevard. YPurn left on Washington. -3—King's highway boulevard. § Turn | right on King’s highway. .2—Easton avenue. Turn left on Easton Weliston Station. Straight ahead cn oar road. . alhalla Cemetery on left. .4—Carson | . 6B—W oodson 1 05—Pattonvilie. Turn left on Fee Fee . 3—Bridge. | .4—Street car crossing. | ee road. Turn left on Dorsett | oad. ‘ .4—Lackland (west). 1—Lackland roed (east). | . 7—Raillroad. .7—Olive Street road. Turn right on Olive | Street road. .2—Denny road, &—Spoede road .0O—Craig road. .1—Ballas road. 5 eax Srlaee Coeur Postoffice. xe. Woods Mill ro ad. se aang checttior road. -errperer ere SAID] BSF 290-10 0209 BD CO ‘Creek road Cross ac TOW DHHIASTIAWVAIONI Pie psp 80. 0—Chesterfield. railroad and ridge 30.1—Turn left. 2.1—Gumbo. Kehrs Mill roaé. Turn left on Ratiroad™ Mi Keep to . Keep to right en Kebrs ] oa 4.0—Strecker Valley read, Turn Strecker Valley road. — f Bridge Big Secte Park oe 1 pete te to eft. Wor CROSS 37. Bear left. ge eae em End road. fon road. 2—Hridge. | ._, Mill road. .0—Bridg ¢ EE im pe road, .3—Olixe Street road Turn right on right on Turn left en Clark- Diive Street road, Tura ( O—montier road. wer road. Turn ieft on Conway road. schoettler. age. + a — a road. Turn right on Mason oe tan road. Turn left on Clayton 6.9—Betins roe4, 2.2—Geyer road. 2. poede road. 2.9—Denny road, 3.5—Two bridges. 3.7—Raillroad. 5.5—Lay road. : 55.7—McKnight road ,56.38—North and South road. | 56.6—Street car crossing. 56.9—Hanley road. cle * mgm avenue. Jog right, then 58.98—Street car crossing. 5 6—Skinker road. Turn left eon Skinker 6—Lindell boulevard. Turn right Linde!l boulevard. King’s highway, Keep to right around lamps. Ahead on lAndell to _ T—Automobile Club ef Missourt, 8230 | Locust boulevard. WINTON ANNOUNCES | TWO NEW OPEN MODELS | The Winton Co., of Cleveland, O.., | | builders of the Winton six-cylinder | cars, have announced three new open | | models to their line of Mode! 40 cars. | The new creations are the four | passenger sport phaeton, 7-passenger TELL-TALE Users Will Tell You Ask your /repairman the namés of some TELL-TALE users if you are anxious to get the ut- most in efficiency from your ear. Then ask these users | what experience they have had with TELL-TALE Piston Rings. Afterwards, you, too, will use only TELL-TALES. , St. Louis Piston Ring | 1907 8. 24. Sid. 2879, Cen. | fH @ 30x3)/, ee 31x4 32x4 33x4 34x4 32x41, 33x41, 34x41, 35x41, 36x41, 33x5 35x5 37x5 OTHER OVERSIZE CORDS 8$000-MILE GUARANTEE Tires .$10.85 13.50 16.60 Nonskid .... Nonskid ....-. Nonskid ...... Nonskid ...... Nonskid Nonskid Nonskid ....... Nonskid ...... Nonskid ...... Nonskid ...... 23.15 Nonskid ...... Nonskid ...... Nonskid ...... 30x31, 32x31), 32x4 33x4 34x4 32x41), 33x41), 34x41, 35x41, 36x41, 33x5 35x5 37x5 This Merchandise is all clean, fresh stock, as we have just un- loaded two carloads this week. We are unable to mention man- ufacturer’s name owing to the ALL FIRSTS. low price. BOMONT 379 CENTRAL 619 unheard of. an outing bottle. well-known oversize Cord and convince yourself as to our remarkable reductions. FREE offering of outing bottles is for the month of July only. HENDERSON OVERSIZE CORDS INDEPENDENT TIRE CO. COS WOR PS ENNIS TSEC B I IR Always in the Lead} Henderson oversize Cord Tires at prices heretofore For only 15 days we will also give abso- lutely FREE to every purchaser of Henderson Cords Compare our prices with any other § 10,000-MILE GUARANTEE Tires Tubes EE os swede nel ae > oe Nonskid ....... ed baa os eee 1.75 ES See re Te 2.00 ee ks iwele eee ee 2.00 EE gn Ca wn eee chews 22.40 2.00 een. vnc cccdecemenisnein ot 2.50 Nonskid ....... PN Pie oe ASE 29.40 2.50 i a, ew ae a, be 30.10 2.50 i ae gi a one dite aes Ce 2.50 eeeremeyese OME ye 2.50 in. tw eswecisaueeess 3.00 eee. |. nea edaen yee ey 3.00 Nonskid ik ae 3.00 Tubes WWNNNNNNN SSSssssss Hot or Cold FREE FABRIC SPECIALS OUR 6000-MILE TIRE 3003 Rib ....--; 30x31 Nonskid . ae 32x31 Nonskid ......--- 31x4 Plain .. 31x4 ,Nonskid . 32x4 ‘Masi .. . beceseecseeke ae Remember, the special Room Notrouble to get inorout of your car if it is equipped with a Neville More-Room Steering Wheel. Just push it up out of the way and walk in or out with ease. Adds as much to your car ma in value and appearance as is. it does in comfort. Hand- somely made of black wal- nut and polished aluminum. Standard equipment on many of America’s finest cars. Made for every make. Ask your auto dealer today. Neville Steering Wheel & Mfg. Co., 602 Norris Street, Wayne, Mich. No Car is Completely Equipped Without _ NEVILLE MORE-ROOM STEERING WHEEL 33x4 Nonskid . iaecndectéesn 34x4_ ~=SC Rr, Nemehid. . dante nd oka, ae 32x41, Rib iy ae awe ucesendel ae 34x41 U. S. Plaim.....--+++++>- 12.50 34x41, U. S. Chain......-- is bees 18.00 35x5 Nonskid .....----- Pe eS 20.00 | 37x5 Diamond Nonskid ........ 20.00 DEPENDENT TI 3152 LOCUST Mail Orders Filled Same Day As Received OPEN SUNDAYS TILL 6 P. M., EVENINGS TILL 10 P. M. RE CO. | | 4 Ask your dealer to sel] you a full set. CHAMPION SPARK PLUG CO, ee ae pewspaper giving Associated Prose news o Oo ¥ sits ae | a a es o> Sth 4 Sieh Wee tees i i ee) ee ae ee ee fo ee pe pot — ee oT ee Chee ee, vee , 3 en

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at Aa Pg Pe ernie Be ee ~~ wages worn: En ane Ne Oe 8 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' The City Circulation of the Daiiv POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat ~_—— ACCESSORY BOAT EXCURSION JULY 25° The Motor Accessory Trade Asso- | ciation’s fifth annual boat excursion | will be given Tuesday evening, July £5. on the Steamer J. S. The boat will leave the foot of Washington | avenue at 8 p. m. Prizes donated by the members of the association | will be awarded to holders of tickets bearing the lucky numbers. ‘as the Ward Motor Co., | WARD MOTOR CO. INCORPORATES The Ward Motor Co.; 3018 Locust | street, distributer for the Maxwell) and Chalmers cars, which has a “owned solely by S. B. Ward, been incorporated and is now known Inc., with Rodd News Ne = AAS, ST. LOUIS COUNT nid Week ending July 15. Lemay Ferry—Closed. 192 Use Telz-! S. B. Ward president, T. C. Kaut graph and Baumgartner roads. vice president, G. K. Chase treasur- | ‘er and W. L. Prack secretary. Gravois—C leood _ Its Utility and Economy Appeal to Business Men — The Cabriolet It fils a special need for al)}-weather, in- dividual transportaiion. It is ideal for business and professional men, who use a car much in their daily affaira. Not large, it has the large car’s solidnessa, com- fort and feeling of security. Steers easily, turns and parks in small space, nimbie, handy and reliable. space in rear deck. It continues the economy of its low first cost, in exceptional freedom from repair needs, and savings in oil, fuel and tires. The Cabriolet fills a special need for all- weather individual transportation. Has big carrying ees — HUDSON-FRAMPTON MOTOR CAR CO. is Seuth Clayten Moter Car Ce., Salesrooms: Lecust and Leonard at Lindell Cut-07. AUTHORIZED RETAIL DEALERS: Diesing Meter Sales (€o., 3951 Laclede A v., be -y and Essex Distributors Fendier Bros. Meteor Car Co.. Side Motor Sales Co., Service and 4517-4539 Delmar —y ag > lee ate 123 Lemay Ferry Read. Delmar Bl. West End Motor Sales Co., 5875 1508 Seuth Grand Arente. 15 8S. Meramec St., Clayten, Mo. —— = Ask your dealer for the NEW PRICE T the new price, the Fisk Non-Skid 30 x 344 Tire is a value that has never before been equalled, even by Fisk. Big, strong, lively, safe and good- looking, you can now buy complete tire satisfaction at a price which is astonishingly low. The larger-size, straight-side Fisk Non-Skids have been reduced in pro- portion— and give a value in extra mileage greater than any other standard fabric tires for general use. There’s a Fisk Tire of extra value in every size for car, truck or speed wagon (a sa? a® a ‘o> ° 7 N act. inate NON-SKID IOXA% ee Weber road rett’s Station road. and oiled in spots. Detour, (to Baxter to Manchester road. i | Louis, | Clayton “A Detour—Big Bend ,Denny to Watson to Fenton. Manchester—Passable from Man- ,to Fenton. chester, Mo., to county Une. Closed from North and South road to Bar- Road é@raggred Clayton Clayton—Hard surface; good. Olive Street—Closed from city \limits to Spring avenue; to Denny to Olive Street ‘road; good rest of way. detour St. Charles—Concrete: good. Natural Bridge—Closed from Gen-. |} eral Motors plant to Locas and Hunt road. ‘town of Ferguson. Halis Ferry—Hard;: good. Bellefontaine—Hard:; good closed | | 600 feet south of Larimore road. Riverview Drive—Hard; rough. Big Bend—Hard; fair. North and South—Falr. Price—F air. Denny—F air. Kehr’s Mill—Goodéd. Fatherton—Fair. Wild Horse Creek—Good. ILLINOIS ROADS. | Belleville—State street to Twenty- | sixth, road good; detour south, fol-| lowing signs. Back to State street. Detour dusty; rest concrete and good. Alton—Brick: good. Edwardsville—Vit Grantte Collinsville to Eawasdeville—Cin- | ders and concrete; fatfr. | | MAIN HIGHWAYS. | To Chicago—“National Ol4 Traf” to Marshall, then north to Dfrfe Highway; good; hard read sees | ly entire distance. To Kansas City—"Mational on | Tra!fl” and Atlantic-Pacific-Midiand: | passable, but rough. To Springfield, Mo-Osark High-— wav: rough. —detour on eam ee road to Baumgartner, Ferry: rough. For further {nformation call Au- 'tomobile Club, Bomont 3159. 'VELIE AUTO CO. TO | DISTRIBUTE CASE CAR) The Velie Automobile Co. of 8. distributers of the Velie and Westcott cars, has been appointed | ‘distributers for the Case car fn St. | _Louis and adjacent territory. accord- '_terday by H. lL ing to an announcement made yes- Schnure, president of the company. The Case is a six-cylinder car, using the Continental motor, Delco sixes. —s starting, lighting and ignition and Columbia axles. It is manufactured by the J. IL. Cage Co. of Racine, Wis. The car sells for $1790 and $2250, respectively, for the five and seven | passenger cars, f. o. b. Racine. H. E. Harper, formerly repre- sentative for the Case under the name of the lllmo Automobile Co., is affiliated with the Velie Automo-| bile Co. of St. Louis in connection with the Case lin NEW DISTRIBUTOR APPOINTED FOR ELCAR A new company to be known is the Elcar Sales Co., located at 3948 Olfve street, have been made distrib- uters for the Elcar automobile in| Eastern Illinois, according to announcemeat made by Manager S. E. Yard. Several models of the car are now | Missouri and comma on display In the company's show- | rooms. The new models. says Yard, have 25 improvements, including the new 8-R -Continental motor, and come equipped with many extras, such «s park light, stoplight. spare tire. windshield wiper and Gabriel snub- bers. Prices on open cars Tange | from $1185 on fours to $1650 en} The Elcar ts a product of the! Elkhart Carriage-and Motor Car Co.. | of Elkhart, Ind. | Members of the Society of motive Engineers’ Auto- | Standardization | Committee traveled 191.000 iailes attending the 42 meetings held in 1821. None of this / While Common Sense Auto Polish ~-- the greaseiess cleanser — removes ALL grease, road ciland grimedown to the original finish, and thus restores the Factory Lustre, itis as easy to use @s an ordinary Oil “polish”! It cleans and polishes in one operation and leaves a ci-atr surface, smooth as glass, DRY AS BONE.-.-- so dry that you can aprinkie duat over the fresi/y poiithed aur ‘face ard then *“tack of” every particle with a sik handkrrr); nef /--the ONE preparation you have ever seen that will pase this test. So, Today! Not the paint shop, but a bottle of Common Sense --— an investment of $1.00 thet will add at least $150.00 te the sppesrance of your car. From your nearest dealer - Drug- gst. Accessory or Hardware, Sic, 1.00. Orsend direct to the Labora. tory for a supply by return mail, post paid. Conwow Sevce Mawuractcemea ©: 67 Oliwe, & Leos, U.S. A. ‘RAPID GROWTH IN | by the Firestone Ship-by-Truck Bu-. to Florissant—Hard: fair: closed in Collinsville—"National O14 Trail” | —Concrete; good. | City | |from Mitchell—concrete; good. | To Cape Gtrardean—Lemay Fer-y “hicles is a commercial car | say either an wa eared MOTOR TRUCKING) + ‘tor truck. According to statistics compiled | ‘a enfdous development in) ‘reau. one out of every 10 motor ve-' the light truck field has led the Fire- with a truck body or & regular mo- | These are Ni tf. July Clearing Sale THE TIRE SENSATIO | nee a * a SsUNDAT. and the Times Combined. Ser | : won sts - EE" that is to|stone company to produce special! carry heavier loads than j AUTOMOBILES chassis cord truek tires in the smaller sizes. car tires of the same , | ang designed primarily to round tread, 5 b urn Mound u 2500 : Six Bomosnt 7. Motor Car Co. 1312 3S. Grand 2168 Vietor ere © Miles Adjust- = A super-standard Tires : ment Guarantee —_ 5 30x3% Murray Cord ....$11.95 — 6000 Mile ms N Ww G $ ( In Sus% Stang (oversize) $14.95 zs . 44 Murray (oversize) $18.75 30x3 Non-Skid ....... O oing Six4 $$ Murray (oversize) $21.50 30x3% Non-Skid ....... . $2x4 M (oversize) $23.75 The elie Automobilee Co. = St. Louis iS 33x4 aanaeae Seeclanaal $24.50 “Ss me for ev. 4 34ix4 Murray (oversize) $24.75 | off 4 a pecial ery cay 32x41, Murray (oversize) $28.65 ] ne 4, Murray (oversize) $29.00 ° x41, Murray oversize) $30.75 The Special for Today Is Sau5 Murray (oversins) $36.75 | Velie Coupe, $850.00 Sta Mereny (oversias) S8U50 | : Murray—Ne’er a Worry The great popularity of our new cars has enabled us | : to s great po some very desirable trades and we are at “Murray” Tire Covers E this time in a splendid position to supply you with Any Size—$1.50 Each a a good used car at a sacrifice price— 4 A E FIDELITY TIRES ““ “oS: Prices Have Been Cut From ee = | , \ Vie Oe f TTT TTT 7 , “i 3 . WWE HH) . He of 70 Horsepower Might When you first sit behind the wheel of a Paige PPA ptnonie- wun at slow speeds or 6-66 you will be amazed at the ease and sim- plicity of control. Gear shifting is an almost unconscious opera- tion. The pressure of one finger on the lever is quite sufficient to make the change instantly and noiselessly. As you step on the accelerator you will find ditt dhe cor. inline than ts ens Sa suggestion of overloading. You have the might of 70 horsepower to draw upon—power that is almost liquid in flexibil- a PAIGE

at the pace of an express train. And, though you are the driver, you will find ™ * es . a that the 6-66 has an uncanny way of steering itself. The wheel responds to the gentlest — movement of your hands—seems, indeed, to chassis ino records and Master of the Highway. Newell Motor Car Company Distributors Locust at Jefferson ‘4 +. es fae Es “ll = +. [ee Pe Fs As <han res es vez! Bi: : 2 Rn pot

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-_ SUNDAY, JULx a 3s, q g f SULT 16, 192°. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' — y a tr loads than | BY a : | AUTOMOBILES AND ACCESSORIES. + a ) | member of the State Legislature. Can | isto the same sizes with ¢ - ° te ———___________ | ANDERSON TO ANNOUNCE AUTO DEALERS 10 HOLD |there be any satisfaction in Sidlinerdene a sp ap 2 Sa ee he et ' ° ‘ a te vw JOU OUt Of your job. = punt Mound Cily Auto Co. Gardner THREE NEW MODELS nto ewe, tt,in their power! Be cheertul, Let them pass _ | WE FOR —— 2309 LOCUST gsr. The Anderson Motor Co., Rock | | ee | uty Six Bomont 767. Central 4804. Four Hill, South Carolina, builders of the. PICNIC THURSDAY DDT hEhsetaegps au ZSRaas a aaakiann as SELL LESS vane MARA AR ee. FAnderson Six car, will shortly an-| Well-Known Makes—Fully Guaranteed 7 — OD | SPECIAL ‘nounce a new six-cylinder model, | | Ss ANWO sTROMEER be closed up all day Thurs i equipped cars receive here unusually prompt and workmanlike attention. Full stocks of ithe members of the St. Louis prt ‘mobile dealers’ associations, their! = | employes and families, frolic at the LE spokes and parts, factory approved equipment lassuciution’s second annual basket | and expert wheel mechanics hold down repair “ Fabric Size Cord me rid $0x3% rough clincher 32x3% rough s 3ilx4 rough clincher , , OS a Ee Ee ae oe ae 18.25 33x4 rough s. s. 34x4 rough s, s iz OT PL ar ere = | i j SE 2 SE RSEBES HARES 2 28 SS NT | picnic at Lake Hill Park. costs and make our service Station the place program, which consists of 23 Vehicle T ‘and women, baby contest and dan- e Ic e Op & Supply Co. and 5 p. m. Pennsyivania avenue, to Big Bend TUBES FULLY GUARANTEED, 3013, 90¢; 3013%, 950 OTHER SIZES | Arrangements have been made by |= ‘events, includes various running —and— cing contest. | 34 e The swimming contest, as well and | = ™ ” In el] Boul. first-class Cords— F : | ' a , mi a : ? i ‘ ; The motor route to Lake Hill, as 32x3% Diamond Squegee. N.-S. road direct to the grounds. For those SPECIAL PRICE. ‘the Entertainment Committee to to come for wheel work of all kinds. races for men, women and. chil- . 4 | = ; ) : y i! Ligh } i, all events for children will start at|;xX ard 4 Cords ' . ft ee Pret, oi, ofl AHH . EP 11 a. m., while the balance of the Auto Tops—Bodies—Repair W ork— " : | a | : 4 a i au _f : mie it 2833 prices. | a a a * Sate 5 A re suggested by the committee, an Federal non-skid, firsts | 82x3% Diamond Rib Cord.... we Sie ate 3s ce | UM . 10,000-MILE CORD TIRES oe Gye Unly Piston ! accommodate over 3000 persons. The Get Our Estimate First dren, swimming contests for men ir choice of these fine program will be held between 1:30 = Dent Wor k—Painting, Etc. Firestone non-skid, firsts | 45 which will be posted the entire dis Firestone pon 3 Ppt g ete tance is over the Clayton road to om Soll. S| a ee ae a a The committee in charge of the, bape overiing 9 mew, fresh stock; standard makes: lowest prices ever icnic is as follows: G. W. LD. Don- quoted on quality cord tires. picnic iS , EQUIP NOW FOR YOUR SUMMER'S DRIVING : a ee. / : og Me™ nelly, chairman; L. F. Jalageas, Al- wT oe Th t PA N : —- ee | : as ‘. : len Baker, Samuel Igou, Conrad a YS for Itself er ALL NON-SKID 7 | ALL NON-SKID MADE IN d 2 | ; , i Ry athe cote Des * Welling, William Walsingham and 33 2 eee ons anon || DIE LUXE PISTONS cat is on ee | By 8t. Louis NEW TOURING MODEL Made of cast iron, has minimum expansion, can be fitted very close, . ON Men and . Demand for a five-passenger tour: preventing oil pumping. ing car on the light eight Oldsmobile Weighs about half what stock factory cast iron Pistons weigh, yet pe . . = st ees chassis has been met by the Olds Mo-|@ much stronger where strength is needed. ——F Michelin Tires and Tubes ile SPECI tor works; production of the new/@ Nearly one million DE LUXE Pistons are in satisfactory use today. = ale Model W type has been begun. While it re- Specify DE LUXE PISTONS 74 EXCLUSIVE MICHELIN SERVICE | tains the contour of the four-passen- | Quality Cylinder Grinding and Accurate ON LOCUST STREET Close-outa, Dis.- a s . — a ger light eight, the new model allows ea . Trca® pg continued Lines 4 a MOTOR CARS ample room for five passengers. | Fitting of Pistons. All mail orders wuts "be aauaanied ae ae ea or money order to 19.00 30x38 .... $3.50 Bae ¥ The car is finished in a wine color, | PISTON SERVICE CO save delay in shipping. 19.50 sors; | ss03 Oe | : 7 ae known as Oriford Lake, and the side ae ee vv aN ° ff Bi UNIVERSAL TIRE CO. (inc.) 2830 Locust St. 9.75 32x3 i eae : : This new Case Model W has been designed to afford the maximum in rails are of Circassian walnut. The 3441 JUNIATA ST 1 ST. LOUIS MO | ree City Delivery. Mall and Phone Orders Filled. : RBoment 4531. 00. 2 ----$6.95 E ¢ performance, dependability and satisfaction. Any increase in cost could instrument board, horn button, | ”’ “ ’ . | — Rng ym gt get eS SS Eat sites es 75 Sixd § ....$9.00 : add only non-essentials. In every way this car typifies the finest prac- steering wheel and spokes, and ball A trial order will convince you of the superiority Bt aa Be so) S2x4 oa | ee ; on top of gear-shifting lever are also | of our skill and service. 4.50 $10.00 | = tices in motor car construction. of walnut; the steering wheel is 18|§ coapeq oan "e — ; Its speed range—from 2 to 7/9 miles per hour—gives some indication inches in diameter. Upholstery is in| oped % ...$15. of the car’s performance. The new six cylinder Case Continental Motor handbuffed leather, the color of au- 00 2 4%44a «=. ..$16.50 ‘ delivers its power quietly and economically. In tests, 17 miles have been tumn leaves, to harmonize with the | are 2°*4%4 .. .$16.50 & obtained on a gallon of gasoline. Each part is specially designed with a finish of the body color. Luxurious | Smee) fp large factor of reserve strength. rycen tay pee '35x5 =... .$17.50 | The wheel base of 129 inches, correct distribution of weight, and well compartment add a touch of extéa| J AIL 4 fa designed suspension on long springs, assure remarkable stability and distinction to the appointments of | 7ROMPTLY . 4 safety under all road conditions. the car. A new style flaring radia- | , 4 TIRE CO . = More delightful or dependable motoring than is afforded in the new tor shell, nickel-plates, and a cows f é | | | ? . Case Model W can not be obtained at any price. We would consider it a nemo ee ] ELMAR BL., . 2 privilege to arrange a demonstration tour whenever convenient for you. Top and curtaing are of high-| re. Full appreciation of these values will then be mutual. rade material and the top is of a) . UIS, Mo. = | 4 ! al ie ‘aan vision type. The ane two- | BIG-SIX SPEEDSTER i i ‘indshield is adjustable f | en lla anal MA nF rnp the nvide, and. 19 eatipped with Sport (4 Passenger) $2200.00 Sedan (7 Passenger) $3250.00 weather strip. Standard equipment , Anéshielad . wiper, + oes : eee a eee E. new Studebaker Four- two individual seats which * vision mirror, tubular robe rail and snubbers on the rear. Cord tires are : ; f f omfort of an over- Velie Auto Co. @ coat aoe Passenger Speedster is provide the com © ‘ais carrier, i is mgr mounted on the Big-Six chassis stuffed armchair. : ae at the rear. Crown fenders are rigid- ° of St. Louis nh ly fixed to body and to frame and with the same dependable 60 HERMAN lL. SCHNURE, President ‘a the running boards are covered horse-power motor that made ° bd with battleship Mnoleum. , Olive at Garrison enthusiasts of thousands of Bomont 291 Open Evenings and Sundays Central 6966 AUTO CLUBS DEMAND | owners during th e most critical GASOLINE INQUIRY “thee a a ee The Automobile Club of Missouri, uying perl in story. in conjunction with the American ¢ of 4 Automobile Association, has begun a ° ° ront tender. drive to make the voice of the mo- Every item of its complete Sa torists of the State heard in the equipment and finished detail These disc wheels, complete effort that is being made to pt ms ae : : Ll SIX mine the present high price of gaso- ' suggests ultra style and riding with cord tires and tubes, are pee yn jline. Thousands of members of the | f L ill 1 h t 5-Pase., 11 - B., “ _Automobile Club of Missouri! are to comfort. furnis without extra cost. Chassis . « + « « § 878 write to Senators Spencer and Reed | and their respective Congressmen | ° . ° e urging support of the ing iry | The front seat 1S tilted at the This latest Studebaker cre manched by Sensier 6: Pee correct angle for comfortable ation reflects Studebaker's Figures compiled by the Bureau of. be 88 . Mines show that the present reserve | riding. An upholstered arm- _—seventy-year-old reputation for SPECIAL-SIX stocks of gasoline aggregate 864,-. » 6 : iid } R WwW. B., 0H. P. 232,000 gallons, and the reserve is, rest divides the tonneau into _ building fine vehicles t-Pesen 119 we. increasing faster than the proguc- | Touring. «++. 1618 | tion of automobiles, promising to | In addition there is a handsome set of nickel-plated Roadster (2-Pass.). 1438 | reach the billion-gallon mark before | bumpers front and rear, a courtesy light on the driver's side, a | Readster (4-Pass.). 1478 |the seasonal decline sets in this won built-in, thief-proof transmission lock which is operated by the Coupe (4-Pace.). - 2156 All of the divisions of the Auto- . 5 ated itch compartment Sedan «+ «© = «+ « S358 ‘mobile Club of Missour! are to ad enane hanya i ae Go Eee "Yordetick.” setae tireless lps a measure of the greater value that Studebaker offere BIG-SIX 'ough inquiry, an inquiry which will ‘no doubt include a demand for an) 1-Pass., 120° W. B., OOH. P. |explanation as to why the larger, WEBER MOTOR CAR CO. sviexines” ware si ; j , : a | companies are discriminating be- | Speedster (4-Pass.) 1988 itween Illinofs and Missouri gasoline. 1817 LOCUST STREET Bomont 40 and 41 Coupe (4-Pacs.). . 2500 ‘users in favor of the former to the | Sedem .++e+s+-s S70 -extent of approximately three cents a | | “pe are making St. Louis a Studebaker City’’ gallon. The Automobile Club Wil! Park Automobile Co. Cord Tires Standard : re ee A ee a re - ~ , = : > o = on a a : ae pte NE i LOCA A AE AED COLLOID PN RRO Oe —e The touring trunk at the rear with tray and suitcase compartments is easy of access, because the two spare disc wheels are mounted on each PP ee y . Bieta d bbb Sin: 5 ~ St Se os + ge -- “. a") SUS ae ¢ +#etae * = A ‘showrooms at 6180 Delmar boule-. === ’ nC estioned y z Qi The company’s new headquarters Fs > * Spas ree Ee Sa coy which formerly was a garage, has been altered, a large showroom now : | . extends across two-thirds of the front : ae OF. Ce portion of the building with a drive- b-§-'8 “4 } x 4 P |Wway on the extreem west end. The t whit I—We watch vour truck and see We havea tire press and other ma- rear portion of the building is use4 | Mahe, — eer ; “wees SHEET . = 2—We give you the right kind of Here you find tires and service that | OPENS NEW QUARTERS 3: service in applying new tires. keep trucks working and reduce | The formal opening of its new | » : ; SE Mak 3 f id |Salesroom and service station has) S—We see that the tires are standing delays. Make use of our aids to Just been announced by the South : . Sa ; ‘Side Buick Aut ¥ up to the work after application. | economical trucking. (eal ee Bone celta Ba wrnet | ly appointed authorized Buick dealer JOHNSTON BROS. TIRE & SERVICE CO. aes ee —- Victor 423 LET THEM PASS. Bomont 405 : The man itn the car behing may be the Governor of the State, bound for the capital—or an important ' protecting the truck.

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ee meee ea Pe a ee Pm ee earner | 3 in the Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth gpartments (fF urn.’ - t .% «3 a in session recently, voted . A Apartmest- Wr Pere. 7 ae . to institute an educational campaign Apartments (For Sale) “ th * nm the proper use of the American . ‘ Apartments Wid. to Bay . 4 me | flag. Mrs. John Hoffman, State “ vi @ puiiders’ paar tty ee 4% 4 Committeewoman from the Eleventh penc.. Cottace + ‘ District, appointed Mrs. A. Db. Weed, te chairman of a committee to,prepare . : and send to political candidates who =| : use the flag to advertise his or her +7 qualities for office, a Resolution of é { protest. ‘3 “It would seem.” Mrs. Hoffman said, “that the first duty of anyone a - aioe Ebi setting themselves up as a repre- aes - sare —— 3 “a i sentative American citizen, such as ——_ : 3 ni . an office holder, should be is to in- See 4 : a The American Legion Weekly has ; = oe 5 printed the following rules on flag *- TI ae > . etiquette: J 1 ¢ “The man who is in uniform sa- | 3 » - lutes in military style when the i | A ] ng begins t : i MT 7 | he) 2 nother week of tremendous value-giving beg omor- . o flag goes by, but when ir civvies - . —7 : . :7 iis best. form ia to take off the hat “Ti: ———— - All Surplus Stock—All Discontinued oo row morning—practically our entire stock is included in of 8-Suite | th Stat aeneate the colors tale eten- i : __All Odd Lots and Broken Lines—Go at this event—at lower prices than you have known in ae and Number of Resi . 7 ‘ I aping h col th sim- } > He ‘ ‘a i sa = oa * oda ine the years. No matter what you want to furnish you home, i: es e 000 t . 4 , Stars and Stripes always claim the | ~~ will find it in this sale—in generous assortment—in aa % Costing $15, oO at } place of honer, the forefront, the | = able qualities—and at prices that assure you a wonderful say 000 Planned. (ah right or the highest elevation. An- : ing. Visit May-Stern’s this week—see the offerings for your. | ai: , le i at - oul . : i | ip na sna : self—profit by this event ; ot ground or the deck. . g ZZ — SALE OF 800 LO 4, “Don't use the flag as a tablecloth. : . . ! ct @ 1 A Bible may rest on it. Nothing else. 3 1) a WILL OPEN a ; “Don't use the flag as a silk : 1 3 | i; #) handkerchief. | | i ‘ 3 iF | gl sew the flag on to a sofa ROVUSENOLD COODS FPVANOS. OFPAPERIES I HOUBENOLD COOLS ] 4 : | Facing Clayton pillow. ae F: af : | “Don't twist it into fantastic de- 77a A Z 3 | SS SS 3 es SS : Bs} 4 Restricted for ft signs. S > » 7s } : 3 eg ee & Se any tore $ 08: s * Day, SENS Gmc 3 “B Cost $6000 or ie & vertising. = - CARPETS TY : | : q ; Don’t let it drag in the dust in “SALSA Za eB | é | Acres Sold at A _ oF handling it. ' pee 4: Zy SS RSS. Sse Yr ae - .? “Don't drape the flag below the . Ss i + 4 ee - eS 4 amen 5 seats of a platform, or twist it into — . : é ’ = . By Berry Moore. ) gga a Your Credit Is Good: EMME Piane have been comple me 2 Lieht “tiite a : Christian Endeavor Radio Concert. ° Y, j “4 weecp oof eight sul & ft The Revs D. L. Ferguson. pastor : Terms to Suit ou. Sulldings for Commodore | of the Gibson Heights United Presoy- _ Westmoor, involving an © | ; terian Church, will speak by radio ene hundred) theanelll to the senior endeavorers at the as e r e a e Cc ic sev * oneal i a4 7 | monthly meeting of the city union, ! A i | Wi | Be F d Fy y p esent —— 7 and for a num>er ot ’ | io'ue heidon owe town ve se Fass NOte the Offerings—and Remember That Every Article Will Be Found Exac an es a oe at | ‘Harney Heights) Presbyterian | oe i aiaeasitiiatii ts 4 eost from $15,000 to . | Church, 60€88 Geraldine avenue, | ‘. Sf em. 2 ee 3 | oat D; -RBed Outfi | “ . the esate i! Tuesday evening at § o'clock. De- | 3-Piece Overstuffed Suites | ~ lece Vivan —_ mapesagnali es : tails of the State convention to be ~ / ef Clayton roa ‘ a3 held at Springfield Oct. 12-15, will At Great Reductions | At Great Reductions . He avenue. Both the apartme 4 be given. ; sacs the residence are to. be : RE by clients of the Joseph In | Loftis Bros. & Co.~ ty Co.. who bought the sit proposed improvements at tion sale of the north pa addition held recently Dy t Harter Co. of New York in Lag tien with the Cornet & Zel “2 These are the first plans “e for buildings for this add _ et | MNT Stak encionatea stractl ER ry | * avaflabie for flats and a H E IS A PICAL Red ced | ~ * end residences, to say ; LOFTIS VALUE au | BE: AL TIFUL (by erstuffed and cane- hack Liv- ESE mR: bed outfits are extremely poyu- z business buildings which 3 2 . ; ing-Room Suites—in a wide variety of styles and ‘ T “en aa . bed— a rmissible on Pennsy ow Eker preps 2 | lat as the Davenport opens into a full size be i pe ible reduced to ..... $22.00 oe gt ang iv omega ed in fine quality Damask and thus vi ving you an extra bedroom in your home. { : Rue. | ; j j $32 00 Carriages— 75 e:our # reqaue =— ae extraor inary. il ; U ¢ The antiiiee steadied ™ c £ : q reduced to ..... $25.00 S185 00 Ov erstuf fed Te $135.00 $55 OO Divan-Bed Ont fits for Fe ee $35.00 ‘ in that {t heralds the con lao. eaeee $229.00 Overstuffed Suites...... $168.00 On sale Monday ww . toa je 50 Lbs. Weight $75.00 Divan-Bed Outfits for...... $48.50 Phono oo the first apartment buildi I: ete an $39 25 $295.00 Overstuffed Suites....... $195.00 : $110.00 Divan-Bed Ontfits for...... $79.75 ae: Clayton road agp west nies — ° - ; . 9 reduced to ..... . $195.00 Cane-Back Suites........ $138.75 morning from 9 to 12 5 $135.00 Divan-Bed Outfits for. ...$102.50 3 sy'vania avenue and mar $225.00 Cane-Back Suites $164.75 i : $175.00 Divan-Bed Outfits for $123.75 y ee osinning of actual prepa bag tai ' tO Tt high-grade sanitary Mattresses are full 50-lb. weight—made of selected + - ee ee oh . ee BP the upbuilding of this tract nese 81-8 y ole 3 $25.00 Phonographs . — it white cotton with thick gota of felt top and acuogy ine with good qual- andy - Shiner aan oot to be developed as a com | Handsome Dining-Room Suites | ity ss: sickins—tave full’ hand-rolied edges, extra deep tufting , ‘ iin. one onan onal si 50 for R f + t - Lin —— — q and electric mains of the $ | 00 .° A ts k e rigera ors : : ; With Double Cane Seats re McKelvey Construction Co _ UPERB aualities in William and Mar>. Adam Here’s a real bargain for you—attractive : warded this work. w Others at $75, $150, $200. $250 and Up Reduced : : jUdiltl ay a ; _ ra “ « 6 ho ' rays ; | ? Maple Porch Rockers—exactly like cut— Pg — wary. ) os | a pon COC wae ent Frees? od size—with double woven e seats : oe: Dproximately a | There's a reason why LOFTIS does the 615.00 values— | 5 | structed and beautifully finished. Note the prices: ee 3 } sires — : caennie 0 “pen : : ‘eee tract. includin rt of y largest Diamond sand Watch Credit reduced to o i anc oOroad arms. ¥ OU Will Want at ie¢ast I | t} ‘ »st a vula o iod designs in wal- e e F . Mciu nz a parr :.g os ramet aang + emg eth —— = . ceca aeimaa J $165.00 8-Pieee Suites for...... $122. two or thre@ of these Rockers when you A as SS oe popular peri ae se | -4 ton rcad frontage was sis eur wonderful values, wr es an 20.00 values— ogee i é 4 a ber - gm nut. aii gain de ivory and odirds-eve . i - tia — Credit Terms. Ask any - epee reduced to ; -, $15.06 $185.00 8-Pieee Suites for........ 3137.00 see then —and our special price from g to RE m iy, golden oak, z * . ee | pte erties “ udge of Diamond values—he will tel - ~ . ee . —d I1a——23 hour niv. at —— | arter 5 you that you _. “de better with $24 oe a ei 75 75 $225 00 9. Pi _. a.) ¢. >. 6 $165.00 3 RC > OnLy, @ ' : _ = A > with - 9 red?) ; f = S11] in) ly i B J Net $69 . é t the Cornet & | wrt * Seogpaaaly $275.00 9-Piece Suites for........ $199.50 -0ehte Cnk ‘aie ee 75 | : "GE The sale was a consp wf . we >. Ut Side Icers—) ) — + . e' c. : 2 . ae Black Onyx Diamond-Set oe ed to A 6 $18. 85 $385.00 10-Piece Suites for.. $300. 00 e $128.00 Oak Bedro oe ate $99 ~ — 3 ; the purchasers in m Bie Ne for Ladies | eid $175.00 W ahead Bedroom Set... .. $138.75 ee @=sésohhanvirng plans for the The splendid | Complete Siacen Peano Outfit £225.00 Walnut Bedroom Set... ..$17%5.00 oF later of residences or te ee . tht | , $300.00 Walnut Bedroom Set _.' 217.75 | Not a few of the lots at Hy ae On 30 cs Es Free Trial ; Se = «= “Se =the auction have been : dazzling. ita pu ‘ts i orl Ore Ranges = — remainder of owing to won- ° kf S . 3 ful” navantae Attractive Breakfast Sets BEE comprising more than . Onyx. The ring P = be closed out at a grand : a ae A, At Great Reductions to be launched today by : pierced, with en Realty Co. whi : aved. Salid made exclusive agent for Watts Geld berder areund Ouyz. Very y e a the Westmoor Land styifBh end a bargain at . anneal eau Ralph Gente te > + > ~ . . ot) L = $3 og _ For This Hurricane Electric ‘ Com bination _ be the first time any of { $3.50 a Mon Washing Machine With REED . coset ; — offered for sale Other shapes and sizes as jow ase $25. $160.00 All - Biue 5 : W ringer and Gas Water Rectangular Wrist Watch eee $1 om 7 Restricted for Kitchen Cabinets UTFIT ietiaalien 88-note Smiley & Sons’ Play- Heater sag The lots facing Cla er-Piano, player bench, 50 rolls of plaver music A Real $142.50 Value for $89.50 Redu 1 and large music roll cabinet. You can try it for a ful! HE “HURRICANE” is an Electric | month and if not entirely satisfactory it will not cost Washing Machine of the highest : F ri 835.00 cCabinets— $24 50 ! you one eent. Your om piane or phonograph taken in *ype—comes complete with electric i3. » we oN on ho gg acne a." Ribber reduced to ..... 9 exehange and a liberal allowance made. This is an wringer and gas water heater which j “Jewel Vermen? ac’ “ust e i” n awe _ si) th) - ue ie} Pte ee Peel) mies e.....S00tS | ce © tie wean § 00 keeps the water at any temperature de- : 25 ‘ory unusual offerin ) “ si eee ee 5x b ; tire eautiful in appearance— . Raveat bargain at sit $3 35 $45.00 Cadineta— $36.75 | terms—no interest—no Se = 19 75> | Ralicd oe ite Geld. 1? Jewels, $45 ose te faite th | for onlv enamele oo 7 mage ow y the manu- S2nH UL >t iPece Breakfast ERE S § . T S: $100 A WEEK ’ Cabinets— . tacturer 2 nA = i. a Watch R Mi reduced to... $45.00 TERMS—810.00 @ Month ; ions quantity of these Moning wy | $36.00 5-Piece Breakfast Set... ... $24.75 8; as it n x 54) W) =a , ce P wees 1. ° . NM > : atch Repairing and nitin tke enahie oe Whe $90.00 5-Piece Breakfast Set... ....$32.50 Special Orders _ — | ahotiel wales 50) $75.00 6-Piece Breakfast Set....... $52.50 | SaaS. Watches repaired, all work guaran. i * £ . . — 7 . -. teat. Mamends remounted Mma Mahogany SSy OO 6-Pieee Breakfast RE DR $62.50 | ; — jewelry repaired or remedeted. De- , signs and estimates. for special orders Pedestal yoy GF, =H cheerfully furs: b.shed thee. Extra well made and S| " M ; ) beantifully nished— ’ ; eee — Da ily Till 6: 30 P. M.. $8 ita) val- i : Y en s a cottage. Till 9:30¢ 1e—in $2. 95 ee : a Cau Kelas Write for Cataloe Ne. 905. this } ta orobDes | Phere » a@ "wi #2 a8: ti ic Reduced _ . ° Porcelain " $24.00 valves. S = . Children’s Cribs Top | redueed to... 919.95 % : All metal — Vernis Large size genuine Kitchen Tables | oa08 vale $19 95 oe E ed finish— . —sanitary "end iurable S40. vaiues— : THR OLD RELIAB on walue 45 —— mene foe nora Sh eae 924.25 ma Le oot sme values - “ee 950.00 values— Es | AND WATCH CREDIT HOL «t ere ° a - $8 95 wes 3. 00 reduced to ..... $32.00 Seeond Fleer $i3.00 Crids S28.45 at. me ° $75 00 vaines— $47.59 reguced te ..... BUILDING : WS S. SIRT ST. Near citive a “3 ieee Ba ' hs ees i > te: EE Pick es 7 ee ae “a ay he ok zy " eS ay 4 ee i. : of ; pe ya - a

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—— SUNDAY, JULY 16, 1922. —--~ +— ~~ a ———n in D E » 4 to Section “A” See Section BFer Employment, fase Rent Lists Service, For Sale, te (For lent). ts (Furn.) — Wtd Furn. ppeeremen’s (For Sale) . ents Wid. to Buy Rooms, Lost, Autos, Musical Bungalows Wtd. to Rent 2 Bung.. Cottages (Sale) 5 | Iunealowe Wtd. to Buy 3 | Business Chances Business (F, 8., Wtd.).. Bue Pron (For Rent... 3 - pullders’ Columns Bus. Prop. F, R, (Sub.).. 3 East Side Pro . perty Fliate. Etc.—For Colored. 3 poems. Cottages (Rent) Bus. Prop (For Sale)... 9 Exchanu-e (Real Estate) 4 flats for Rent (Furn.).. 2 j PROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE Hees RECEIVE ANSWERS. Farms. Farm Lan6é Farms for Rent ... Farms Wanted Financial Fiats for Rent Flats Wanted Business Property Wtd. 3 Cottages Wtd ¢- Bur Cottages Wtd. to Rent Dwellings Wtd. to Buy.. Dwellnes For Sale Dwellines W td to Rent. ele. ee Sanna ee -—— > ST. LOUIS POSTUSPATEN 7 Productive Publicity, Progress, Profits The More You Say the Better ’Twill Pay LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 16, 1922. PARTI | BSCALE BUILDING PROGRAM 10 BEGIN Raters Place Apartments Sold During Week for $31,000 Each | ce sm WESTMOOR g begins tomor- ij is included in have known in your home, you ment—in depend- a wonderful sav- fferings for your- oup of 8.Suite Apartments | an Number of Residences ~~ Costing $15,000 to $20, Ses Planned. | : E OF 800LOTS | WILL OPEN TODAY ALP OO oe DWARD L. BAKEWELL r-- ports the sale of 1215 Amherst Place, a six-family apartment _building for the account of M. EK. Stevenson to William S. Russell. for: family building with six-room suit2s. / $31,000. Bakewell represented the’ with large open porch. Both parties seller and George F. Hefferman ren-/!jin this transaction were represented resented the P' urchaser. by Dakewell, s> = By Berry Moore. DITTMEIER REPORTS SALES FOR Plans have been completed for a) TWO WEEKS TOTALING $111,500 b group of eight suite apartment. buildings for Commodore drive in | The ' Westmoor, involving an outlay cf ® several hundred and for a number of residences /or ; the south side of Clayton road to f cost from $15,000 to $20,000. - Westmoor is at the southwest corner ® of Clayton road and Pennsylvania Pavenue. Both the apartments and ' “the residence are to. be erected 1239 Amherst Place by Edward L. Bakewell, count of I. anne for $31,000. This is a six- 3s Facing Clayton Road E » Restricted for Dwellings to 1 4 - Cost $6000 or More; 30 _ Acres Sold at Auction. | a NINE PROPERTY DEALS REPORTED BY HENRY HIEMENZ COMPANY ~—_————_— —_——___ The Henry Hiemenz Realty Co. re- ports the following For sephine Zukoski, lots on Bonita ave- The transacQ\ pue to Mueth, Barth & Huelswed Southeast corner Seventh and Rus- Rea Es- weeks Frank L. tate Co. reports sales for aggregating $111, tins were as follows: Dittmeier soles: Jo- two dollars, thousand 500. COtT- Co. closed —_ 5.00 epanearephe . in this sale. 45.00 Phonograph —in this sale. $75.00 Phonographs —in this sale. ee ars i this gale... $70. 00 $275 ities. sm... $100.00 Bale attention. surface im- ' provements are approaching — a SNS —_ McDonald on Motor Trip. M. McDonald, president of the remainder of the addition. -C. M. McDonald Real Estate Co., Comprising more than 800 lots, will | and his family have left the city for _ be closed out at a grand special sale | 2 Short v: acation. They have mo- » t0 be launched today by the Joseph | tored to Chicago, and will probably nile aiS© $85.00 Ranges — reduced to ... $95.00 Rangee— reduced to $125.00 Blue Combination Ranges .... $160.00 All - Blue eled Ranges Bete fire time any of the lots have |lim#s available for improvements of eased - 3 sdh property next to 3 . been offered for sale since the auc- this type on a large scale. tomas vogronil pi 3 : SS ee “agp _ toe, Suburban Boom Predicted. — 1hO a et Bes bras aby + eg Restricted for Dwellings. “The opening up of this subdivi- Rosemeyer of Milwaukee, Wis. to : ‘The lots facing Clayton road have| sion is opportune,” said Joseph | client, who purchasea for specula- festricted for two-story dwel-|Darst Jr., “in view of the recent tion; a four-family flat on Washing- to cost not less than $6000. ‘Barometer Letter’ sent out by Rodg- ton avenue to a client for $15,000 |. The Westmoor with Coale as ite|er Babson, the statistical expert, cash. i: predicts that the greatest | Sulding genius, b ht thi iwh i «a Atan exceedingly enatek edice tot | buflding boom of suburban homes IMPORTANT LEASES REPORTED 888, and is in a position to retail it | which a country Bas ever US PENDING WITH CORNET- ZEIBIG at levels involving decided specula- inessed will take place within the E>. advantages to purchasers, ‘next 10 years. The report further | a — _ The addition is in the district with | states that there will be a greater John F. Coggswell ot the Cornet o oor, Forest Ridge and South-/|shtfting of population from city to & Zeibig Trust reports moor, the most exclusive group of {suburbs then the country has ever pending for several _ Reaidentiat parks adjacent to ‘he | witnessed before, due to the de- leases of bulldings in the 4 Washington University ativelopment of the automobile, with business district, for which the de- 4 he boulevard and Skinker its snorting contempt for distance,|™and is somewhat improved. The Toad, and the Christian Brothers’ !the radio and chain stores. concern, through Coggswell, recently e- » under construction v1 | ‘Francis Jones, the Iirector-Gen- | effected a lease of the commodius = Stayton road, east of Pena-/eral of the United States Employ- eight-story building of the Colller avenue, are attractive | ment Service,” continued Darst, estate ot the southeast corner of satus of this locality. The|“states that the building boom is Fourth street and Washington mn is also convenient to both general throughout the country and, "ue, to the Norvell Shapleigh Mhial and public echools, stores this statement is ve rified here in the Hardware Co., for a longterm. The ul kinds and churches. ‘large amount of building activity in hardware firm wtll occupy this Us in view of its superior loca- 'St. Louis County.’ building in addition to one. it now the prediction is ventured that! The Joseph Darst Co. has Installed occuples, wnoor w th. the/a powerful wireless receiving sta- Simicie suhers ot Mc. lton on the Westmoor tract and is | Former Dorsey Jamison Home Sold. Westmoor is expected to at-) giving concerts nightly to thousands Albert T. Terry & Co. reports hav- many apartment building | of automobilists who drive out the ing sold the former home of Dorsey which have been halted in|Clayton road and who have parked Jamison, at 6200 Washington, in by the zoning law or by their cars on the subdivision in or- Parkview, to Briggs Hoffmann. prices asked for che der that they may enjoy these con- house is old English Ning sites within the city certs. brick and stucco. 4594-96 North Market street, 4 cej]] avenue, for A. R. Allen to W. F. two-story brick, double flat build- | Klasek. represented by T. F. Pechan ing, for a client of this office; 3937- RE, Co.: 6817 Magnolia avenue, 39 Blaine avenue, a two-story brick tage, for O. f. Hoell to G. A.. Vendt: double flat for Joseph Ventmiglia; jot south side of Flora from Mrs. 2611-13 Howard street, a” two-story Augusta Hiemenz to Alvin Hoffman: brick double flat, for Joseph Venti-° 4244-46-48 Olive street. for Mrs. W. : . miglia to a client of this office; 5132 A. Bonsack and Ringen R. E. Co. to > by clients of the Jose} oh Darst Real- Delmar boulevard, a two-story brick F. qG. Strunk, represented by ree - - ty Co. who bought the sites of the apartment building, lot 60x125 feet, Cartan, agent; 5610 Garfield avenue, . s improvements at an auc- for a client of this office, to Joseph for Ike Epstein to B. H. Axelbaum; » tion sale of the north part of this Ventimiglia; 1819-21 Glasgow ave- 1926 Virginia avenue, for H. M. Mur- ' gddition held recently by the Heber nue, a eemnory brick double flat, phey to Mary A. Leduc; lot north Harter Co. of New York in connec- for a client; 5259 and 5252 Thrush side of Allen avenue from Thomas tion with the Cornet & Zeibig Trust. avenue, two one-story brick cot- Allen to Joseph Blaha, and lot on . 4 These are the first plans disclosed tages, for a client of this office to King’s highway, between Bonita and end buildings for this addition for Joseph Barrett; 1367 Montclair ave- Alma avenues, for Josephine Zukos- “which designated streets will be nue, a two-story brick building con- kito E. E. Bauer. available for flats and apartments taining eight rooms, for a client of ae "amd residences, to say nothing of this office to Mrs. E. Lanigan; 60 FRANSISCHUS R EAITY COMPANY F Stltnees buildings which will be feet of ground on the east line of $-. Be permissive on” Pennsylvania ave- | King’s highway, by a_ depth east- REPORTS 7 SALES DURING WEEK > fue, wardly of 160 feet, for a client of The announcement is noteworthy this office to the De Tonty Realty The Francisus Realty reports >) sg ~ $n that it heralds the construction of Co. The property will be improved having the following sales: honographs - ~ | the first apartment buildings in the | with nine-room bungalows. This of- Northwest corner Sarah and Finney, Clayton road district, west of Penn- fice will have charge of construc- store and nine flats, for J. L. Brad- Full G d : Sylvania avenue and marks the be-| tion, superintending and manage- fora goats Jd. . Livingston of Green- y uarantee a gitning of actual preparations for ;ment of buildings when completed. ville, Ill.. to a client of William H. $12. 50 ans of this tract Sie Fo i we NaN gets aggre eveloped as a combination ad- |, lean 3 - . & 2 ‘ee $22. 50 3 | dition, and which promises to mark PRINCETON PLACE I$ CENTER OF eggs for Charles C. Kunz to Louis 4 epoch in suburban growth. MUCH INTEREST: MANY SALES F. Hammer, 160 feet on north site $45. 00 b j .? ns for many. other. buildings | of Lafayette, having a front of 150 @ re in process of development, in-— : ‘feet on Henrietta street, 60 feet east _ cluding bungalows, which are not| Princeton place is the center of of Louisiana avenue, purchased ‘o~ excluded in this eAdisian 'much The Adam Fis, from Charles S. Bronud- ' Westmoor embraces 131 acres and fast head, represented in the transaction | ts at the intersection of two famous | i : wtel , vv the Mississippi Valley Trust Co., ‘completion in this addition, which is iifumes $4388 North Wucltd “or | highways and is right in the track of. mMtuated at Gravois and Loughbor-|* e EueH the westward growth of the city. It. : . ; George Holthaus to G. F. Diekroeger: & ough avenues, and which is one o ETS ee : — "has been subdivided as a park sub- “ Site 6 Mt a ee CeCe m1 Morganford } division with attractive drives and we onersaediogg snopes hed sais met and Wallace for Charles Rizzo tv _* being ~ ser ig with sidewalks, = ete gona ; oa | a ley eee" Henry and Ida Spensel; lot north- ve 0. ; > ‘highway, for the uindel Fai- awarded this work, which is en | ales of the bots doe pita ox to H. W. Huermann, and lot on the under way. | builders and ahslenatyedaine: ae = north line of Maffitt place, east of Approximately 30 acres of this | former predominating. — oR “ts Kingshighway, to Cassius C. Lamp- | _ tract, including a part of the Clay- | ‘sig gpa oe mag geo ty pains man and Ada Schaffner. ton road frontage was sold at the. ~~ . pte ' int PS B ftetion held several weeks 960 Oy eee te oat “aaition for $3780 SEVERAL SALES REPORTED 3 age tga on in connection | on terms of $500 cash and the | BY GEORGE J, WANSTRATH | The sale was a conspicuous feature, |}ance monthly. The prices at ies = ae pthe purchasers in many instances | the lots are being Oe Ne Pe Wanstrath 1 nt ag ager 3 3 ing closed the sale this week of the having plans for the erection sooner | improvements. | Ce I eee . d northwest corner of Washington and Combination ste of residences or apartments. |Newstead, known as 4403 Wash- k Ot a few of the lots acquired at ington boulevard. The lot has a ® the auction have been resold at snug | . (front of 37%4x150 on Newstead, Ranges | soprofits. C. and is improved with a three-story rE The brick residence of 14 rooms. The -_ sale wes for Robert B. and Viola M Reduced S| q Lioyd to Mrs. Marie Smith for cash, p and price paid was about $12.50. , Wanstrath eports sale of ee $57.75 E Daret Realty Co.. which has been | 0 from there to a “ phen 4563 King’s hahreray. iaemam "" $67 75 of | made exclusive agent for its sale by Sin. He July return to the 0 five-room brick bungalow, for Bene- "4 Westmoor Land Co.. of which | fice_ about July ssn SE ESET CE __ |} diet Theirman and wife to a client ee 1 Ralph Coale is president. This will | ~~ ae ~ | of W. M. Schmitt, for $5500 cash; a ' . E na m- 119.75 negot Central Gas Ranges Reduced $25.00 Gas meee $20. 00 reduced Pitas on ede $50.00 Gas reduceé to .. $05 00 Gas Ranges $47 et: 7 recaduced to - architecture, was also solid | for the ac-| P. Lightner to L. C. Cab- | ations | important | ave- | ' Frank , gating | again The | which Amherst Place, which is i« two blocks west of Hamilton, )s- tween Plymouth and Julian avenue of the highest locations in the Nace, Woodlawn ave- Place all comprise is one Amherst nue and Oakley a private place. city. y NGELICAL TRINITY CHURCH a GRAND BOULEVARD CORKER "16 = A. RAMP, Building, the southeast Itaska to the Church, now at Neosha gan. The congregation intends to huild a chureh on the new site, which fronts 130 feet on Grand bou- levard, and feet on Itaska street. All improvements are _ in. The sellers, George. Pallen, Alexan- der Hacker and others, were rep- resented by the Yeckel-Feydt-Ear- ickson Real Estate Co. and J. H. Farish & Co. The firm also reports seven-room residence at 541 “Mar- shall avenue, Webster Groves, for A. C. Ernst to J. R. Blevans. Earnest money was taken on several other pieces of realty. The request for funds of the Washington Saving and 3ullding Association for building new homes recently has been great- er than heretofore. reports the sale of a lot at of Grand and Evangelical Trinits and Michi- corner 19) selling a —— ane DOERFLINGER REALTY COMPANY CLOSES SEVERAL DEALS IN WEEK GEAR: Co. reports havine sold 4723 Alaska avenue, cot- tage, for George Beroerich to Leonard Hal; Jr.; 4433 Virginia avenue, cot- tage, for Oscar von Rohr to Harry D. Wallace; 2851 South Fighteenth cottage, for Johanna Alles to Louis Hicke!; 3003 Sidney street, flat, for Samuel Corman to Anna Fischer; $217 Magnolia avenue, flat, for Anna Fischer to Fred Reitz; Salena flat, for Rose Hagen to Bar- ber Wirth: Salena street, flat, for John Buehler to Alvin Alsup; 2034 Victor street, residence, Talbot Shipley to Rose Hagen; 3213 Magnolia avenue, flat, for Gertrude Prullawe to Ferdinand Henke; 6422 Alabama avenue, cottage, for Loultse Ritchie to Louis J. Haas. The company reports made loans agcrematig§y $60,000. The Doerflinger street, ‘ - 215 street, CRN AIison J, |, EPSTEIN REPORTS SALE OF FOUR CITY PROPERTIES J. I. Epstein reports selling for the E. L. Wanger Construction Co. northeast and the southeast corner of Thirty-ninth and Castleman ave- nue, to a client; lot on the north side of Wallace avenue, in Ellenwood ark, to Jennie Frie, for the Ellen- wood Park Realty Co.: lot on the south side of Olive Street road, in Vernon place, and a lot on the north side of Olive Street road, in West Chamberlain the estate of Samuel Desberger to clients of W. S. Steele. TWO FLATS AND RESIDENCE SOLD BY E. J, ALTHEIMER reports the properties: A for H. place, for Altheimer following Dover place Hoffman and wife, to N. Roach: for H. W. Kirchner and wife, a sin- wie flat at 1304 North Taylor to R King, represented by Easton-Taylor Trust Co.; eight-room residence at 4814 Fountain avenue, to A. Larkin and wife for Mrs. Volland. 8 PROPERTY SALES FOR WEEK REPORTED BY F. W. GELAN CO, The Fred VW. Gelan Realty re- ports the following sales: sunga- low, 4134 Bates street, for Albert Beller to Ernst Fournie; 4332 Wilcox avenue, bungalow, for Henry Geerdes to Mary Andrews: 6335 Christy, bun- ralow, for Hermann Harder to Ru- dolph J. and Elizabeth Willmann; $734 Milentz. bungalow, for Charies Decke to Edward Kammer; 4619 Cecil place, bungalow, for Ida Koch to Charles Roeckel; flat at 8463 Keokuk, for Bernard Jansen to a client; 2644-46 Accomac, flat, for Petriik to F. J. Cordes, and 2354 South Thirteenth, flat, for Emil Bienmueller to Kyathryn Jansen. The company also reports loans aggre- $21,500. a Eugene J sale of the fiat at $36 (*o. 'Fravk P. Drees Back in Heal Fistate. The Christian Brinkop Real Estate Co. announces that Frank P. Drees, formerly connected with them, is associated with said office after an absence of five years in time he was connected with Butler Bros. as salesman Wainwright | according to the F. W. ‘pany, public works and utilities, for | more than last year; $164,641,000 for. having Ing the first the | ress? 1—12B sunanuatepanaensalilites ns ~ | BUILDING RECORD FOR JUNE SHOWS LARGE INCREASE Gain in Total Construction in 27 Northeastern States 52 Per Cent Above June, 1921. ONLY 5 PER CENT UNDER MAY RECORD Work Started in Last Six Months Amounts to §$]1,- 690,984,000, Highest Fig- ure for First Half of Any Year. Building contracts awarded during LS ead June in the 27 Northeastern states, Dodge com- Ex- cept for the record figures of April and May of this year, this is larger than any previous monthly total. It is only 5 per cent under the record May figure, and shows a 52 per cent increase over June of last year. The continued high rates of activ- ity has brought the total amount of construction started in the first six months of this vear up to $1,690,984,- 000, which is by far the highest fig- ure for the first half of any year. It is 59 per cent greater than the fig- ure for the six-month period of 1921. In the six months’ record are the following items: $682,663.000 for residential construction. an increase amounted to $343,440,000. of 89 per cent over the correspond- $288,932,000 for being 19 $280,329,000 per cent ing period of 1921; per cent over last year; business buildings, 94 bulldings, 58 per cent and $123.181,000 for an increase of 42 educational over last year; industrial plants, per cent over the corresponding pe- | _ginita, ‘amounted to riod of last year. Contemplated new work reported from Jan. 1 to July 1 has amounted to slightly over $3,0900,000,000, com- pared with actually started in the same period. It seems not unlikely that the re- maining summer months may show a slight falling off from the extreme high rate of activity that has pre- vailed during the second quarter of the year. However, there are locall- ties In the Middle West where the revival bas not vet gained the head- way that it has in the East. These places may be expected to show in- creases that will in a measure offset declines elsewhere. New England Increese Larze. June building contracts in New England amounted to $38,300,000, an increase of 16 per cent over the pre- vious month and of 136 per over June, 1921. Construction has heen started dur- six months of the yveir to the amount of $175,.363.000, crease of 115 per cent over the “4rst half ‘of 1921. Residential constru:- tion, which has amounted to $64.- 220,090, shows an increase of 107 per cent over the first half of last vear: business buildings, amounting to $41,772,000, heen nearly three time as great in volume as last year; educational buidlings have amounted to $20,266,000, three times the volume of last year: public works and utilities, which have totaled $18.523.000, have doubled last vear's six-month record: and _ industrial buildings, in the sum of $15,783,009, have run 68 per cent ahead of last veer. Contemplated have new work renorted during June amounted to $39.577.000 New York State and Jersey Contracts awarded during June fn New York State and Northern New Jersey amounted to $79,383,000, a decline of 10 per cent from May. »dut an increase of 27 per cent over June, 1921. The peak month for this 1's- trict was April. However, the de- clines in May and June have peen eonfined to New York City, where the building revival has been a year in advance of the rest of the country. Construction started in this dis- trict from Jan. 1 to July 1 has amounted to $485,185,000, near! double the amount for the corre- sponding period of 1921. On the «ix months’ record, residential construc- tion, amounting to $256,528,000, has run 89 per cent ahead of last year; mercantile construction. amounting to $84,.715.000, has been 145 per vent ahead of last vear: public works and utilities, $50,848,000, more than «ou- ble last vear; educational buidlings, $34,491,000. about three times the volume of last year: and industrial eonstruction to the amount of $22.,- 601.000, is 41 per cent ahead of ihe first half of 1921. Contemplated new work reported dyring June amounted to $201,693.,- 000. Middle Atlantic States. June buflding contracts in the M1é- die Atlantic States (Eastern Pennsyl- five $1,690,000,000 for work, ‘and educational buildings. ‘last year’s six cent | . a be during June amounted to $77.5 000. an in-'! ey INDEX to Section Flate for Sale For Sale (Realty) __ For sale (Business)... . For Lease ... Garages. Stables Hone Loan Axaociations. Houses for Rent Houses ‘Vantcd Improved Loans Kirk wood Dersonal Ee Houses (Furn.) Wtd .. 8 , Houses. Etc. Maplewood Property... Money Wanied ._. .10 —a Fer Empleyment, Recens, Lest, . See Section Service, For Sale, Autos, — Real Fatate—City ...... Real Estate—(C country .. Real Faetate (Colored).. Real Estate Loans Real Es. (Other Cities). Residences fer Rent... . Residences for Sale Stocks and Honds i ee (Colored... 3 Prop for Sale. 9 | Property Velsten Preverty Property Leen. 10 A THREE-TIME AD COSTS LESS, PRODUCES MORE. a —_ ete TT ee ee se hen Ae AR ports making several the last The Jack 8. Goldberg Furniture Co has taken a long-term lease on the entire first floor and basement in bullding at 323-25-27 Collinsville ave- nue, East St. Louts. The General Appliance Co. of St. Louls has taken a long-term lease on the storeroom and basement at 214 Collinsville avenue, East =. Louis. The week: Haller Brothers, Ine. have leased the entire second floor and@ a portion of the first floor in the building at 1126-30 Washington ave- nue This space will be used for a general office and salesroom for the handling of ladies’ ready-to-wear a»- Co. AVE? | has leased the entire third floor of butlding at 322-24 Clark avenue for building is formed by Nixon & Kee!l- ey, contractors, associated with the John Keeley Construction Co., of Louis: oF Donaldson Sy. |: e Construction, rene! STARCK PIANO CO. EXPECTED St. Louis: TO REMODEL LEASED BUILDING resented by Chas. W. \! a. > 2 ee Russell & Crowell, archi- and Paul Jones Sr and Paul which J. E. of the Paul Jones Realty will Piano Co., of Reger is the local man- ager, remodel the seven-story building at the southeast corner of Eleventh and Olive streets. The con- cern recently acquired a lease of the entire building, with plans for occu- pying the entire first and second floors. The blilding is now occu- pled in its entirty by the Johna- 'Mansville Co., which will retain the third, fourth, fifth, Sixth and sev- enth floors. | An attractive corner entrance | being designed for the building and the first story will be equipped with (a mezzanine floor with booths for talking machines. The second floor will be converted for a demon- strating room. The concern is one of the largest of the manufacturers of pianos and ether musical instru- including the Starck phono- tects Donaldson Court with Garden Court on Delmar boulevard, near Union. now in course of @nstruction, represents $1,100,000 in apartmert construtcion now under way, pro- moted by Paul Jones Jr., in the past Both projects are be- ing financed by the Greenbaum Sons Investment Co. PETERSON VICE PRESIDENT OF WALTER-SCOTT REALTY CO. Marshall P. Peterson, Mayor of Webster Groves, who has been in the real estate business in that su- burb, has been made vice-president of Walter-Scott Real Estate Co., ments, and will specialize in the sale of graph. It has 15 branch stores, in- Webster Groves and suburban prop- ; luding one at Forty-second street, He was a member of the City - ‘Council of Webster Groves for sev- New behapscry which Ro begnons —— ese being’ elected opened. It contemplatesf occupying terms ' , eetaitiens:| the entire building as soon as the He received 2 “Webster, Jase of the Johns-Mansville com- public schools o RB ye pany expires. ais veneers ccaee Co, win Sa ‘NUMBER OF HOUSES AND LOTS SOLD BY DICKMANN COMPANY he was connected dae several years. BRECTS WRONG IMPRESSION ne Josenn 3 Dickmann Real i ba UNIVERSITY PARK PRICES :° co. revore the following sates uring the last week: 1734 Chouteau for Roselle Rodemich to Dr. Wilson: 3835 Connecticut street, for Henry F. Detjen to Henry taum@artner; 3595 Humphrey street, at the Willmore Organization In their ad- | avenue, today is trying to cor- | wv. « rect the impression that its property ts $60 to $80 per foot. John W. Hig-| ginbotham, vice pre sident of the | for Michael Hees te Bendis t. Paen- Cyrus Crane Willmore Organization, 'ger: 3718 Juniata treet. for George 'Inec.. said, “Because University Park | y ange Ir. to Athella Patterson, pur- is located in the very center of Unt-| anager being represented by Herman City, many people believe Pauly: 4161 Connecticut street, for 'that our prices are double what they Gerhard Ninteman to Elizabeth are.” Mann; 4031 St. Ferdinand, for Philip University complete | Reggan to Michael. Regan: 1325 school system within two blocks. | coum Thirteenth street, for mes University City offers to the resl-) , proder to Nickademus Galles: dents of University Park fire PrO-|j191¢ gouth Fourteenth, for A. O tection, police protection and com-! ay idrich to Mike Ray; lot on the munity interests. Park hag a ——— of Pennsylvania avenue, for Fred ©. | Palmeyer to Theodore Lucks of the | Lucks Decorating Co., and the north- east corner of Magnolia and Thur- bw place, for Robert G. Kirsch to Roy BEB. Koken. WORMSFR HAT STORES BUY LEASE ON SIXTH STREET STORE Isaac T. Cook & Co., Ine, agents ee REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Thomas F. Pechan saline sous me stl sales: A 45-foot lot on Gey for Mary Piskulic to mahoee | flint at 2227 Virginia ave- for Max Poppler to Frank P. | 'Zenthoefer; tenament property at| 1226-32 South Fourteenth street, and Fa a ae 1827 South Thirteenth street, for vor the Carleton Bullding, Sixth and Frank Nahlik to Alois Tichy; fiat atl Olive streets, report having sub-leased 1911 Geyer avenue, for Ignatz Blaha | : avenue, 74-foot lot at) Seventh street and Russell avenue, to; tor the Royal Bhoe Co. to the Worm- William Klasek. | ser Hat Stores, Inc. ita The Koyal Co. will vacate th's F 7 PROPERTIES. store on Aug. 1, 1922, but will con- SEVERAL RESID NC tinue to operate their stores at 297 SOLD BY JOHN BLAKE FIRM North Sixth street and 406-7 North Seventh street The Wormeser Hat Stores, Inc, have The John S Blake & Bro. Realty | .ngaged Nat Abrahams as architect Co. reports the wal@ of a lot on the ¢. ingtall a new store front and al- west side of Amherst place, south of | viae the present store room into two Pege. for T. F. Moylan to H. L. shops, one of which they will occupy Schafer; 1360 Goodfellow avenue, for' ang the other has been leased by Lorena Hartrich to Louls Haber- | cous office to a local cigar dealer. atock; 4612 Maryland avenue, for) pne alterations will require about D. H. Rawson of Omaha, Neb.. tO 39 days and both tenants expect to Oliver H. Richards. vice president of |», open for business early in Septem- the Mercantile Trust Co. The Mer-'),. | cantile Trust Co. represented ey Richards: 5173 Raymond place for F. Sullivan to Dr. R. F. Foster, = FRED BELL PUR CHASES has moved from Oklahoma to . TERMAN Louls. HOME AT 6645 WA RRIS COUNTRY HOME SOLD Te ee ee eee MG R the sale of 6646 Waterman avenue, BY C. P. HEATH COMPANY in Ames Place, for Otto A. Orvia, sleds ‘grain merchant, to Fred 8. Bell, The Chenaeee Pp. Heath Real Es- | secretary of the Mandel Clay Mining tate Co. reports the sale of the coun- Co. The house contains i? rooms try home of R. E. Morris at East Mil-| ang three baths. It was built 4 ton and Shelly avenues, Overland | +). last two years. Mr. and Mra. Park. It was sold to R. J. Smith of! m will take posseasion about Aug. 1. the Malleable Wrought Iron Co The price is understood to have been The property consists of eight rooma, being a brick bungalow, with | $26,000. The Hewson Realty Co. rep- tile roof. large garage. chicken houses | resented both parties to the tranaac- and four acres of highly cultivated | tion. orchard and vinyard Heath repre-. J. M. Levi Takes Trip. Stanley Epstein reports setling the J. M. Levi departed yesterday for bungalow at 1214 Louisville avenue in-| for Bedonia A. Crow to J. W. Ode clude Estes Park, Colo.; Lake Tahoe, Cal., and Coast and Yosemite Valley. He was accompanied by Mrs. Levi. to Lydia B. Myers. ~ > Weg =eber* nap Align eee CARR Pep = os . ES FEN AT AO CRC Rw south side of Lindel] boulevard, weat — both parties in the transac-| or AM EY 5 | a ‘and the sale of 100-foot lot on Teh- other points on the Pacific | nyson avenue, for Thomas K. Jones, was | cnchier of Simmons Hardware Co, 4 sg aw Fe : , ‘1 a ; . ‘ ‘s : ; Let bcuhiainsdateemedlllllie sdeestteaines ae seiede a, mem ee eottnaranher le eetemaact es eepenttitn eee ae MPP ALLE AA RC A AL RR A Ante hag te tate ne i eg ’ Se Se ere wretch = ee camp a nee a a Sa tt ie ee LL OE ACL LOG A RO Re CENA CE ROR ei. eee " news ° . : cee eee at . . owen Sabie dean na eee LET I eRe cane ‘ eee oe ~~ ore apnea |. >

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SUNDAY. JULY 16, 1922. = ATE South | . eS 5 =i [e060 CAL aire Lindhorst. $44 Lemay y | = . $0130, on Penneviran’ ; e % . Highway Sorg: bewet . a 4 ee . he see ee * ’ " rer, ok sth , e " . geairadie. “RK a b> 4222 Grave's ay a TS Iecgall ksh —Buiidine: bargain, 306x150; >onatalie. «a se | Jue (pra na, V jectest Whe ere? Pa ee re ee - . J ¥ py @.- te be itiee he PU hs ~ ~ * ~~ 6 we a ty 4 “ e: rot " ht * " be ie pA _ —_" ” Pity afm 4 RETIRE ROR Se th Pe . : ¥ + he, ATE yee & eT ee . a " bot sie A F oa . ‘ : ’ ; a a i‘. nd 7 ore ° 7 ie > - - _- ——_—. wa — 4 —— > . 4 ‘ rs ~~ ony y he 4 a “t ee” - st ee FY x - ¥ ‘tee fT Y ay 4 - en’ ee - . a> Se ies a , ; = - Unies , , ‘ = Paw i aa aS see Sn had - - Se EE em, Rae pip a ee on . n id > i or - 7 I oR. 5 nti een ~~ — “ie aS ote ah OE A IE GT RT GAIN PS EPP Mined SRR RA iE tansy thm ree rr a eee ae a, fs 3 Ca « » , - ‘ ° PE RPE SAR eS ey . fy erp Wa PRO Se Ite x as ema’ OTs— Buildings . % rTrer a. a SeSeSrserere+aq, .o* 7 «tee ‘ | ’ . oe Ee ee ered = a —a PROP We hare for sale — gubdivisten of South Ai Qt te tt o« King @ nigh ay - 4 1 os . erty lar = (errs ~ " . . ; ’ . . . ' . > — _ - - - y SE, SAN LOY SN We m SB GERSARTY! _ ie - — eae sriia dt ~~ ground > = 3 * §SERER-ARENDES REAL ey 2676 761 ~~ aN “RLILDERS. ATTE! tract. theast Y Bs ’ : ; ; Ryo te : a Just east Of Sli’ Uravet, 2 ee Ie eS - ee ag ~ . nae. a ——— So sBis TR "ee | Oe ee . = | Bea utiin ot a oF LS 5S ASN wellings | idenc e acy i a er ae a - . we ——— a Se. - | Residence es _ ie es Sa ee SR ees? ee OH ete rr: ; re . i oe ‘ aoe rs, TOM. He ¥ - | Wanda av and King's =e ~ s & ae —_ , a na, “ — aces ’ te : Sie eo: 3 Se WE; FRc o ere! . 7 iS tig t “2 ; “re 7 my . wad ' S “ ; = est the hovieva rel and i Oia Re ae ae oh? Seer: SE See Se aes ee es or ee a a } —~ 3 . , . nd Grevois rood. fF am aS onstruc TORS fas 2 IN me ee A rn Seg Le Sea 2 == : 4 7 nS ee. ee. ae 2 sae ~ ey pi , oe ene i x = — Ze se ’ 7a aay c — aa ie to . S ® 7 7 | x _ | a ‘eaidien : 3 Se 4 = an 4 we a os a. ‘ : Pe “ 3 ‘ oe Catt ~ ah P - -— % : —‘ ? 3 Saar = wad An n'a si ee x = sit Ket Soe ee SS ’ . a-ound. get a piat . 4 ee Sa a Ps Re ate Oe eS gee ee POR oe ke ‘ ers ee | 8 eg, ¥ S : SN Se ”d Lewis Bosse, 61 3 rrr aunt ~Gee ea ; TORE DOLE NIE AB RS a Tt elect aged Sson eee saacaee eT os X | ~~ - Z : Pr Sg , ee Se Re x one E ¥ ek we ne Oe : ee : ~ . . . a ae . Ps . , ae ‘ . ; . 2 " : ae ; , in oe e— =. : : . &y ’ ; $3 >” ‘ Se . ‘de a oe } * . " ¢ ~ . z ; “ ‘ t » * J ~ . . : . -- 7 L's . a > ‘ . . : ; : . 4 Ae : = ‘ “ » _ , . 5 : ; ? 4 . _ - —~ . , 7 ’ * _ x . A ¥ all Ee : : “ —_ : , ——_e . ™ Dx>! = - se > es “ > - —s, - . g* - af “Pa — ry . > a. . sae a ne : 5 ‘ > 5 . . a is oan Y a ve oy . — N : ; - . - - » a” ae ' ox 4 Pa . a “A. ° “ * 7 yen me 7 ~ . > a - . r , oe . } : eer ae ~ 4 - _~ o's : , ‘ — ~_ — . 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" 7 - Y . a 4 . : - ss a ~~ > ; ~- * a : : . ~ ot a * 4 3 eS -..* & - Ag : z £ a. ay or 4 e j : ' 7 ie Bs. = : Ee. CNS : - | , A — - a ote _ \ me . . naw 2 ee . . ie i A “a : ~ sy + - R j ; 4. s aa ee = . eo S ++ ~~ . nr ~ ~ ‘ . : ‘a . “A % . aes Ag " ™ ~. as ~~ . “ vv. ee - Py . by aS =, Pe ae _ : - - é ~, " ~~~ eae 7 : a : « ) pes +7 N _ o - . x i=» ‘ Se Nas’ re. al) ao. . ‘* . o - s we a . * se - 7 q : , P : a r , = See re a.) a a . r. > oa . “ Pad . A | F ae i ; ad 5 ~ : J . ~_ a A, = J - -* 7 . 2 " e "I ’ | ; - a “ al »s : s oe ~ ~ , . . a’ a ap iy 4 A, +] . Y roar. r " So Neat . " x nol ROO Sin eet ne Oe . - eet - ™ ; : 4 >i. ‘ me ae ; : " : % le se 'y ne ee 6 ~ "** ed . a x ~* . ’ Res, y : ~_ ton | = : ‘ aor ue Pe p, -, Sot nae : r a a al tay —-f oi ee oe : - Se se nd “Se. ‘ oe ar alan 3 es. : - 4 : . 5 a, : : . ae z b ae We a : Mercantile Trust Sth, Loeust to & LoT—Sen210: 7168 W 2 == Westmoor is located four blocks west of etek Meech! on ihe Take Delmar-Olive or any car that transfers to the City Limits car. Get - § cit B80 ger towt corner of Clayton road and Penncvivania av re: ’ oft at Clayton Road and walk west three blocks to Pennsylvania Avenue: _ 3 TEDERECKE Stitt : ad and Pennsylvania avenue. North of = 1 . 3 jo. 4 Greve. Ww . . . or, take Market Street car to terminus and walk west to Pennsylvania : F ¥ actamanh canes estmoor is the palatial residence and beautiful private - park of C. M. Rice. There is no city noise, grime or dirt in Avenue. Westmoor, yet it is not inconveniently distant. ad ‘ery destrabdie ict, 50538 FASTON-TAYTLOR TR ST) BY AUTO: Per Foot and Upwards Drive through Forest Park to Clayton Road. then west to Pennsylvania With All Improvements | et ee > arti den iat ee ' ‘ - — aig i> inaind yx, ih 0 Reo) nko er pentane Ae ik Gt HR Westmoor is situated directly across ~ . 4 : BUY IN Hit - = Ss rectly across the path of St. Louis’ s ‘lus] P . : : 3 ; : me near Washington Universitv and manv em well Antone annua — fastest growing section. It is close to the city; in the midst of magnificent estates: a Gx acm EN AMY Ee . ve , . ; a : . ; me . = "-onvenilent To Street "ars 2h , h =~ *h - ls = on . . . a ° & E . a 3 cought right and priced so low that imm *t cars, churches, schools and stores. The entire subdi as 4 : ‘G | ! . : ediate purchas v ga ee: air : S Vision w a KINGSBURY balance on easy terms. p ers may resell at a profit, should they so desire. Come out today—select your lot. Pay a small deposit “g : JOSEPH DARST REALTY COMPA Established 1899 Real Estate Bought and Sold ae. 916 WAINWRIGHT BLDG. “Fetates Managed Rents Colleeted

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BP i emg oe co 'DAY. % & a, : | | LY 16, 1922, : oe SUNDAY. = : % aR ee _—«s #17 1700 REAL ES TATE F or ' Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F leis, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. POST. DISPATCH. 5B ap eet an + L ESTATE FOR SALE R SALE SUBURBA ALE) SUBURBAN PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURBAR PROP’Y FO N PROP'Y FOR SALE suB = EE TES Northwest | COTTAGE-—212 Nellie, Luxemburg; lot) = MID-WEST REAL ESTATE cO., 6 ROOMS ann D SPAT | ~ 7? East. Y . a3 7 . . ’ 4 bee w le a "ag a > ” - ¥ : F Southeast; g sacrifice: LOT—75x2n0- - on a a7 Ham: liton. Walnut Park: frame; 3 4030 Shepandoah: o an ig.) roo f fot 5Ox1 50.3 av. Phone Colfax 601. een Wagne: leaden” > oe — bet | ‘ ige . ; — . : o 8 tch ‘ a » a and Piy mou a, berw 2 - 18 =. an modern; etone porch; { oi , b] nok to far line , ; j ‘ -Tiworr) fra : J } S800 inquire next PEC CKMA’ ay inrestric te “]: $3 7 50 foot’ Ve 4 Dest rehan fra ame. 4 roo $°?500 411° Russe!) : & nd ’ mY {t a\ tile FRANCIS. P FERRY - RI TH. 10°? ba 4 Arh) «? , g* , ; eee }4 ’ : . 4 : i LOT. . ; le, E co r Forest 27113 Y e L U RE Ll. LER. 3031 N Broadway. ¥ bathe mAd por hes rea! bi by price : : 2 9 fruit trees: ?: ; reds ‘Ma — pee mas ~, 86 corner on M:; COV TAGE —?) ( eaeimed ap) - “may 4 lock Shav DH an 0» Foon ve ree . Meo AL EL & n wy a v.. s a feet ; anola nt ver 1 i) a _ es é ‘ yur tiand iw le : Ad 7 were . to $11,000 tr) > « be duplicated Pl STRANZ, L1G Chestnut Louls aves ds and eatin rirage cherries ; Large corner -- vit trees, berry pt ish-s, / LERIGH BRON ee ro ¥ sacri fic Arnold ir ‘om pten and E. Dakotz Rtas peaches, 9 ae and strawberries, ull chicken and geese, ait . eee cor girs C THE M ANOR fruit; oe. inutes’ walk ste il go at $6000 Phones—M LRL8. hg en LOT . , E 3 ; (cR3) - ain 18. Central 459 | South Maple S desirabie, $45 street « ar pr 7 terms Sal '* vas ~ TRUST So : $91; ; Delmar. T PRACK KE Ht HLOING J : Ps CTY : ont , . . 4 : . | raf 3i 7 ce $875 ‘ a ; ~~ : = , ; -_= ding: bargain, 30%1¢ : OU wal lout, wh i iwiv tm ; Me ; } : : ‘ BY we aes : » - | i—Buil ae ae Men +. South Grand : hem I “ot 50x1: ne fo : $360 J ) 1d your newly papered and Ainted; open, ice La tiate,. See at bat ral ' P ce : . TF . ‘ HANLE: J RD. J UST , RTH — — _ NUALOW a w ATE wd beware Ar INC NBII IN OSs © —~. , . , —_ D , - S00 “ te ') “wy, ¢ ' 4 » : ’ Ti Dickmann I: k i m bunea! or ho ‘ee : : $4 . l Re, i (erm 40 F =] niaries: t oO oT Te -— , A it ‘ . ‘ } , r) . . — . * . . . . Ly 7 . > 4 j ,* fe «re ° " —_ . fer SOX) 4*; | to our office on the ground. Where weene car | FLAT—BSingte; 3 } fern, vacant; TWO Hee AUTIFUL BRICK BUNGALOWS ct M Hi newly papere) . i- ope price f vet! pantry kitche yn irat a0 We tee il Sarto a\., OM Une ir iinet needs : ee0U: wil) i on m Subur ‘ = ' ri bungalow just earth rooms, #unr om. tile 4 . rota an ee } 4 “he stnut. S = Br O.. 823 Chestnut es Map! lew rod Home $6: 500 ; ‘ - Mee. ‘ Club and new golf links: a bebbianicn — fae 04 Linden, Jennings i rane e ETTER THAN RENTING ee East St. see st tud hot water " ie an be —_ ne oy ? rs oO oO and easy tern : tlen for a te in ; : ME—wS8-rm. frame me eller = B ey ard- SBECHER, Chippe vs, ane Ne- —— ra SW lss or Itallan vill Si , semi ame; modern, excellent con » N \ 2 LY N CO . now ffice ay REMSIE 7. -LOr foot; Muni ipal car line: ~ Soren ey = ution ; ty) “Best value around St. OU ls IS YOK Of Ped iT T B Oo: ’ TT AGE—> >- room moder ri =a : rl -TApe 9 - . HERE Is A GOOD lebecdtaoe ACT 241e ‘ : 2 hwest corner Ganawtt and ACTORY SITE — ni” : ~ ~ , og : Mim oa. scr r terms; discour + “agg ood made : | other im: 10; Wabash R = ‘r = 1 Broadway: 40x HOUSE——c900 Cou: Grove a Pine La Monthly Payments. Including Interest, s : = wee owner, 2002 Monroe a1 M. oul hes E W T OD ) B A RG tA [ N y ates in oid ‘eek M STECK. Ager “ne 08 J) large and 3 ; ll reome, nee Initia! Cash Payment, St. Louis a / = ‘ . " - — i] ] Fast : m : rut j ne \* hom at odo Pine } ik, “A T—Three recy ate é y ' —r mxXture eut . t¢ he sy 401° ey os ‘ ‘ =- c Ma : 4 ' cyt} . , ‘4 he i i> - * Lt Del a ri F 07 . LOTS a" Vweane MoGern, arage ‘t Sa , ; ‘ rooms with 7-roam effi- years .- ae “100e12 rs ) ’ 2 ht - is ; LOTS un nm ov: til ath. lard s, steam $500 down, Steiner. 40088 "Maffit: Wes al ETM ae , Ctetiws: at ia l) OVrnRKS VW eS] oft le Ma Cagr., iis ISX VW iit AN — 4 = — : a Ae orest IN ~. hes vt ali improvements and city ian 4%. ‘ 4 36 SOU * hes ri¢ > ‘ ‘ a jot in the Prettvman | lott: S100 cash is ull you need. | MON Ne—5 reoms; $3590; frame; water, | convenienc OO a, ee F | 1\] = . ) a hear an. to 7 | , uth. Sec us for a vers Ferguson a New _ Bun igalows s we call giving you “a dollar's worth of land ey . ; we eg O Nee Es sail Er Se tf nn. & J. M mrRE 27 4 nak ("he ~zart : i le {? i? y oe . erry 2 ‘ au *m on iy : 4 f ., reet mai | inea- | tiueller & Son’ * “Vacant nat or Sam one = Rr ‘ -CTS-PERR) RUTH. 102 N. Sth et ‘ p$- 4 " a7 : BULL DING LOTS | We have numerous ther lots in al acre. FOMROY INV. CO., 6223 Easton. orth lock; ask for Mr. Hetlage. $7500; terms. ALBERT WEN? ‘K. 1010 Chestnut ALL IMPROVEMENTS | parts the -wity, Let ws oti veuc 1 LAND—Eight acres on St. Charies eiectric) — -OULTRY PLACE FOR SALE GRAF & CASE REALTY CO.. Ferguson UNG AND da or Beethoven, Taft or Llienwoed, second biock | prepare your plans, build your ‘ho: , line at St. James Station: Ss: PO T > chi oe AP 4 é ) LoTs-——iIn Ric! Se m . E. A. GANSS, 9 N 7th. Main 4872 ne acre, 4-room cottage, garage, chi cken leight i} r _ id s , - a" - - . ~a : im ii . i ‘ ions See 18 west of Morganford road: think of it; >20 to make the building loan. J os. 7 L- | — ie . ouse uit: 3 blocks from cars; $3000 ICKE 4 ——. 2) ° _y per foot; streets, sidewalks, rae. we- L -ER & SON, 3128 fs Grand, 2d floor. Cen- | LAND—5 acres. and $-room house: at end. all Sunday . McCRADY, 207 Pendleton av.6( oc: Kirkwood . 604 esl Regerve RB: * a — salesman on ground toda tral OOn. or Colfax 2447 eR? ot Hrid@eton car line, one block north: Hrentwoo: BUNGALOW— New 6-room, modern, tile UNGALA ; : 3 —— reZaniza LOM = =e ’ . 4 = ‘ LanaAiNn } . i Phi ‘i Fe] day | | a ——— ro a ro a eRe ee. elpeiname a peimbae med ceaeeititthcadinaatnhestadiinen: a eee SYEDERER/ ARE ial RALTY, CO. $15 d P ER F« ( IT hone 190i. y 4 > Y., BOPRO Faaton BU NGAL ow IN G ‘ROY bE Or TREES . botea! e-aerah tr aval ' t a gy Apia . BU IL DERS. ATT EN T1( N PS I a uae = € my | x1°5 8. : af o Ae ‘ount) Clayton road, in. x a. C1 ioe ke “— yur ™ “ beet dk thea ; — KIRKWOOD TRI ST CO. Z gi ‘ “al i: $; sf OL” d 70), | i ii eesthene corner of Moles AG wee Tov or. oe A-198 Bont- Ds oe a n 5 LG a Bas” I to 1 es yA gaa - ots —_ to Page Ww Ares g place and other BUNGAL ow a! al Lae red re cchz xe, modern $U NGALOW—6-room brick: slate roof. hard- [ N ( ; Kiemm, 100x125 all improvements; ‘ ‘ -——- iz RKO io l pstra te 3 77 \\ . roy ‘KE. ame it. 721 WX Chestnut. land, fruit tre m ai BTR ,: $8300 tab ral ‘ste ne porch: ; oe prom ff 3 ‘ bea t lot in town: * a foot. SS , : ee _ » ea ig Rh when oe ey DOORSTEP HEN SAUM. 626 Chestnut st. North t. Louis Subdivi 1s10n Lanvin ay TOO: on Washingte $100 CASH—$15 PER MONTH Se eee user car, Ret off Venneman z porch; 2040 Alameda av., ot ) > ; > ; Approximately 6600 feet st _8861J thes n vuy 4 or 5 cot- : | ~— See st af 2035 Believue av | Boatmen's Bank Bldg and truck farm. ” on CaT . ~~ ‘ 4 Ds ; ‘ . ’ ‘ " : " i ‘ hi : > ir oe yt ing } . re ludins hardw od Grand \ ictor ivf Cash or terms hone | ‘aban; ~430. acti t 5O 0; t o!'d t SHoOu =&B ful L ots R al ji 111 X ° ser enth | LO’—Bui ding lot, 300x125; front: Pine estate - ren Jot. 56: xis SR if with ‘les re dq a: . a : same jor ter heat; 5 rooms | | a é Lawn ; sh or t@rms; $40 9 ».OF rrr, . alemee is} community ‘ ate MPa LE F. ' arier ou one fleor, unfinished large a eautifu ots Ca ee : Py ma iaccrye | or t@rms; $200. Box -44, | BOTT ‘R r F REAI ‘TY CO . 4914 Delmar maree, community, sutherun and Catholic | room upstairs > 7: RC MANN oa “ae Resid ] SUBURBAN PROP'Y F OT—80 by 160; Wayne and Seri@mnr an; PINE LAWN BUNGALOW | Gg: "doccwooa Oo Riverview Chr) 100 Nim st. Olive 2404._Centrat_2541 ~ sy ' hd ———— >i - ‘Tie ani ster lan: lj . « * + * s, . . f €8] eCTi¢ ( i0t s thud OR SALE _itnprovements except roadway: pric 25 Bie kemore pl., § rqoms, al! bee one COTTAGE—-3-room frame. lot S5x141 - -ROOM ~ NGAL Ow ——$500 DOW . 5 BUNGALOW—4 rooms and bath; afl ¢ n- , SLOVO Box ©-56, Post-Dispatch floor, tile bath, gas. electiie. furnace. brick $1500; Big Bend and Eads, South Kirk- «50x-% Se eat) ' Ww — Sy: ctrie; | | ’ 4 _ : , j eee aa? th heend a Wanda avy. an’ King's highway, South- west, the boulevard and promenade con- veniences. 6102 Grimshaw, Pine Lawn.(7) LOT—. 50x 1: 33, adjoinin i «(Clayton ; i 3 a a necting Carondelet Park with Christie Park | Bl NGALOW—5-room brick. tile bath, hot $42 fdot; all mprovements: $200. ,' if desires ee _ cer oC KEStUKNCE—Kirkwood. 472 Kirkwood PROLAND ae° , op ae : ~FRULST . *- w—Kirkwood, 472 N. Kirkwood : WISE, 3 fi...812 Chestnut st - end Gravois road. I am selling lots for | Water heat, reasonable terms. Lucas-Hunt will handie Call owner, Benton 1: 3331 MOUND iT’ TRUST pe ge i 7 roo vat furnace: all conve! eas enti ' c , - , $18 per foot that are worth $28 to $32. 14. and lexington. 2 Re LoTt—in Vinita = ‘ 100x165. Sy gma Union and St. Louis avs, SRM. eas i es Sh Cnr RICHMOND HEIGHTS Located betw een \W \ down Boulevard and 5 Compared with other lots that have no fu- | BUNGALOW —Absolute!: the birrest “bar- Dodge Pw © Ford as par awe ‘ py at {Ynnposite. ( Wo Qo (70 ° ¢ bh ang street cars femmes liute Sosnession i coe . : ' > X m | . a ; ’ ; | ture, my lots have » bright future; of this gain in brick bungalow in county: come | O-335. Post- Dispat ch. Speen: -_ I — it len Ech if lu miy $6500; any reasonable terms. — : 133; only $8 704 deen ‘tine orick; SOx ( lay ton Road, grouped with I orest Ridge and You will be convinced if you_ investigate see it. 3816 Jennings rd.,. Pine Lawn LUT H Heights, LOOx162; just north of | | + e~ . els ee OS aaa ae Te 1S0" KENT JARVIS. 706 Chestnut st le; all conv: sie Senen ¥ gy | : : Sew '"s : ’ | cnet a © re P 3 - _— - ate Orne ‘ ‘ S y] . = ALN, Las, Mwectri ne t ace; jot JX ———— : oe ae 9 wee a oe ‘ @ 5 aTrarRge to epg ll waeae neunk) al oe | BUNGALOW—5-room brick. tile bath. hot St arles car Jine at Marsha! av.; only | owner, Mr. P| will en STEAM HEAT, § 3400 ia AUNCT' ‘HE A’l H, 818 Chestnut. il Brentmoor. 7 ais . - he water heat; reasonable terms. Lucas-Hunt S , KOLLAS-L1 ‘PFER R. E MOU ND . TRUP O., Couch av. and Mo. Pac. R . «-Foom +} | blocks, to the boulevard. come out, look | rd and teat ngton CO. 1) 38 Che stnut st = P , : lLjauis avs bu nga k _ bath, electric. £AS. eo fire- U j it Cit arou ’ get & plat Can get you money to B L’ NGAL Yo ee " aaeaelaianion iia icitets Matteo or - - > 7 ° : ; : ; = —— - place, copp I screens lot ROK? ON n vers y y ' ry’ o - . . , ae eu rooms, tucco, hardwood | LOTS—2s0x: 510; will dfvide; $12.50 a foot 4-ROOM COTTAGE—$2900 : , ~ , , oe a 1 eared nthe sy A al fe floors, steam heat: beautiful location; 50x 150x170, $10'n ft.: easy terms: some reai I ny i tig got et pee ATE ERT WE NZLICK. 1010 Chestnut. | BUNGAL OW—7400 Teasdale “' Ma his is the best location for your home, and nut. 150; $55 1: 208. Quendo (7700 — Paxe) homes at bargain prices: on St. Charles rd Coeur car to Over! ind station. walk south to , pee haen he OOD HOME BARGAIN - le ile baths. h noe teors. hat. | ti ; | sIT WwW oe . : BU NGALOW—New 5-room brick; Lake line; "te Rugh, St. Johns, Mo . Lackland road, then 1 block west to Gaebler $432 Cambridge; -story double 6-room tt eal, .«-Car garage, price reduce: you should Bl \ NOW To ret : "; Aare ’ : residence. 60-1 SCOTT . “6 ane , Aty Us “es *ALOW—7548 Teasdale av.. University . cA ~ RAG 4 View ~~ Pd ee Sp ae BU NGALOW—New 4-room brick: modern ; vater; $200 cash; easy terms: Lake car to JIU ‘ T ( ‘OMI L E TED oui “HAU NC EY P. HEATH, S18 Chestnut. a ~aggh ed. moder nh. 2-story brick (5 pre S€ nt p! 1ces. ee terms to suit. L. Rudloff, St. Charles w heaton Station. Redmond 3633 Pine Grove, near Natural Bridge rd Cjxf and Woodbine, 7-room stucco, hard-| Toms, tile bat th. hardwood floors; lot " - = © ] 7 - ‘ : legn pi. west side. 150 feet south rock road, Thomas Station, Edgar av. in Weber 1 neer Hanover | 6200 West reoms, tile bath, hardwood Woot. floors, sleeping porch; LOOxI SS 140), garage For price and card of ad-| || > : : ° te » - “ a a . . . ae ; ; Pisce i i ’ 2 dime é ; aii . > f. °¢ + — : er a pis #on se . . . e ‘ - ale g ind Forest Park: ver foct. | iUNGALOW—New bs 49 N. Clay; nice modern house of 6) ' | People are buying and building, and work on fireplaces: lot 440x140 Ss Will sel 1] Purse ure woot. aes ‘ ; . a a . ne me er ene Te ee ee | ' TOO, . bath. “furnace ‘ehts. for bulider; very ‘cheap | floors et eS ah Cole raodie: ~Ox150° HARRY REMSRECHER 826 ¢ alae nut st tttic room; large lot, $4850; Lake car to BD. CARH! THERS. 3548 ‘S. Grand es etait ge ne ne 124 N. Harrison; 7 rooms; everything in Chippewa and Nebraska rit i tao + , ll ; : —S. King’s highway. 30x120, adjoining West, a ieon. fourth stop wat of Overland.) Grist 6754. wee, ~~ — ae SSS Chest nnt =*__.| good condition; 652150. Sidney 267, Victor 1208 paving streets and other improvements being 7 e ’ : PM : ; rm ‘ > ‘ > ' ' J "28 Ps T'e - oc - . . earthvest corner of Lisette a. _For — | BUNGALUW : ooms and bath; mad LOIS—Fou 50x165, west side Hanley rd | () ¢ LA SE AN ES1 A Ly f iar canoe i ev. 2 ggasi lot 100x236 feet; BUSINESS PROPERTY—100 ft.. in ni- h d i , , , Nts 4 —O) TO . i it e , > ie ee ye 4 er Sa . . » r , es, raen versity City 4 ie ; 7 : Neb: ; sg emg 5 + aie "1368 and streets and walks: $3609. 258 Hilisi de, «O00 feet nmortn of mt. Charlies Rock ri ee 1124 Collier, block frem N. & 5S. and Mar- Four-room stucco: ] acre full of peaches Dont-Dinsates = oe line Box A-Nes, ? rus e ° ee CLor WW « beter Groves, i. bloc kK from hk nee: price réeu luc ed if Ol: } this we ek. See owner, cheste! (Prent» ood. two story, 6 -roorm cot and grapes o te “9parre - =. = - LOT— foot lot in Southwest St. is. | Ferguson car line ,| Joseph Hotfelder, G02. Carter; Tyler TO2W, | tage. hail, beth, lot 150x200; must sell, Four rooms. good outbuildings, finest of ORBET UY, G004—5-tm wiek bungalow; . 200 ier deep: Streets, sewers, etc., Lao regs aa “ag . — : _Centre! N6G57L. ; _ te) | take $3400. garden and gray | RB ten t7ou 2ard for chickens. Arnold. Sales amount ip to $175 QO0.00 ha ve been mage, a Aas _—, ~—_ —_ for qui ck BUNGALOW —— ae J9-rTroom brick. {Me tae Ohh, M MANLL 4 37333 6-rm. bungalow: al] convs., ALBERT It. JACORS Aot. Olivia Bldg KIRKWOOD TRU ST CO enton 3,2W. (o) 2 @ * . , ~—& spa furnace, shades, screens, concrete. porch. : ii, neal een ee Senn Seer , aes ; rT AGE—3-rov ‘ame . : : : C—O el — Sh en Bi _— J ene: eau siceping porch and garage. Kenwood. ” AMS : 2 - FOU frame, wit! ‘ @ . - © Ps in Fees BU NG AL OWS gat ermes. 4772 St L.ctsis ' ‘olfax =" . ' . . } Sal Tayler aves OO face trontscn Mea, | Reinemer's office. at Overland. (¢) | on Woodson rd., near car line; near schools |. 0 sereh: Bit Ge pring: on rock road, |, We Rave several 5 and 6 room modern) 2734 | | his is investors’ opportunity, as home buvers ro s ) t ] — ~ r mx i . * = ; J i t ye} compile ; ' Coal 4 ~- . ve ° ’ end flats. * aug es for stares Mer lot bOx1 80" possension at — soko AN § s jeaving city C, Reinemer, Over- |} 4 mics EV . i “BROS, see ~ Seventh bungalows, just KIRK comps TRU ‘ST CO. LOT—-( heap,’ 7°65 Lindell; adjacent Mary- a] » 1 . . ils ais oe : ° . See ad went ces bs Genakt Sith | chen, ‘balance cas Lake car to’ Wheaton, '004. Mo. ___s) eee age CO. “tang terrace; 50 or WOOxi4d foot. Linde ||| Will pay advance prices as time goes on, as it is ot ata bargain, or lot separate. See Station. — Redm mm ond. ee sin 4 a a * / St MM ER Bs, ae f . rooms, br ic K oo N ew Be Room Bungalow, y $2100 | -RODOR. \ | LAC E : “ = og - : } | e } > ‘| | - . —_ * ? ‘ v¢ - } w, Bl "RIAN . 4016 ‘ “houteau ay. Bi NG 4] OW ibis ry ro om brick hardwce od peter ca # , ae = Bg ety wy ND og 4 rooms and bath ber ant -new This beautiful subdir ision on South Denny Sc y $28.3 monthiv. Owner. 1401) Leroy av ‘ANT—200x162; $5 pe es 72X12: \ | KIRKWOOD TRUST i.e : ne ile bath: jot 3 CORN ERS near 7300 Faston a\ c Cabany T433W td law “SS foot; McKibben near St. John Station (" Ta) bi a a4 HO a oF CotS ——e— 00x135, practically new, only $6450; terms. | | 1 need 4 eASttot AS. sa TX MR OY INV ‘ ‘oO er ee 228 i ant on THIS BU NGALOW Inspect ’ ~16 Dorset av Ii ve minutes ride 1 | Fp fanetewne— on Murdogoh. BUNGALOW —Bargain: easy terms 8; well- 346 Pearl av story. &-room. hardwood heat; 611 Tuxedo bl] we -40x1 73: North Parkview; suitable for | loch Clayton 125R. Redmond » _ | 136 feet, mt water, gas, newer and “oe ssa 52 ATE floors, new! AEB ‘attic, fruit. garage; a. On | ees (' FE \N kK { ay »> S : | Or apartment. Forest M. ny res ma thro. | convenien street car and railroa Lbi | SELL TO SETTLE EST | p ak mm: lot 1¢ ‘UNGALOW—z ' raw it 7 ] | I: } } aq’ p rat -Dispate n of the Manchester road: same vont q |. 200. 46 Chestnut « : | W vdown 345 Main 5056 Cabany 3150 a Oe Pointe unrestricted lot on ¢ “layton | hardw —; § floors — gar oe gy cooen lo- at — big sac + cated on best street in Overland; near car = a eee REFNEMER. | Overland, VINITA PARK COTTAGE S rooms, hardwood floors, ifle bath, ot SOME BEAUTIFUL HOMES WEBSTER GROVES TRUS? Co Anion Post-Dispatch (¢c) line; bargain. C¢ Sp BR tte, stn : = ni eT it \% s roll | Mo (c) Small brick cottas 1 choicest building | Water heat and ts situated on 11 acres fr Modern brick, about 3 acres beautiful BUNGALOW-—6 rooms, hardwood ior OO eg Ogee Veg oo a ee m | site tm Vinita Park: 100x165. on north side ing groun me covered we shrubbery ; Fi | grounds; fine for institution a oa - Sees a Hi ———— — : x BU NGALOW —T7904 Eulalie. ‘county, 5-room of Mor.roe st.. near Creve { ‘oeur Lake tracks; bo ught on a SS pert ‘¥ CO €. % S. cit ‘ od : be utiful : ¥ ” : ) ) ¥ | | = SS _ me rms 301, 722 Chestnut, Main 1195. | PUNGALOY 00h dod hsi-saiar heat ile | water want swers: elect saieraiee: | REDE RER-ARENDES REALTY.CO... | sao) in beawtifal lagen, ne me 153) TEDSTER GROVES TRUST CO pean 23 RMN —~i Pershing av.; lot 45x138; | path, garage for 3 cars; lot 75x18 ft.: high ground, nicely terraced; fruit trees, Sidney 2676. _ . 2610 Gravois. “10% ome 9 18 pin rch | 1092 Mermod pl.; s rooms sieeping pore "NGALAMNW a reom il e he 4 jUNGALOW— oo0ms. all modern; | eorner; Kirkwood car; terms, $igoo Gan: grapes. sbrubs: terms chp) at aodirnned tapers ‘ ‘ ; t WALTER SCOTT ©O., 805 Chestnut. | keys at office; owner out of town $160 CASH.615 PER MONTH BEAU TIFUL BU NGALOW | Sele, 200x175 ee heat. hardwood floors; lot 150x165; 421 | “ , ; &7000 TOT—50x150: 55x KOTSREAN, 301, 722 Chestnut. Main 11968. ' E. Jackson 1d; price | Oxx Etzel av. opposite Prin- : . os ~— | Buys 4-room cottage. \ acre, o.-.A4); " ° 5912 8S. Kirkwood road; large modern or ap epanen ir sthexariees aint tine im Cipla &chool; unrestricted: ‘$27 50; make BU NGALOW—9- room brick, hardwood Creve Coeur car to Overland station. ) TRUST CO ine. --- : " eit ore . ae ne ay ecru cine, Ata ermal. room SS i an, | omens hen, oe Looe bene See ee HOMES WITH ACREAGE Mo, A. Murphy bea ge rhe YOUnemere ve isk, and you tre willa te eee eee wate? price right: an Teneence tot er NGAI W—h rooms: ag Ba omy at fir. nouse needs some finishing. Easy terms. Take | CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST, 710 Chestnut.) ae ae ne ill convenie aa mar home for lunch ff you wish, and you are within two blocks of every ALTER SHIELDS, 320 Wainwright Bidg a real home: | , eee F lot HOKIUT Creve (‘oeur car to Overland Station Ask for ’ TENTION, " Big 000 Holmes ay. this egant home. hart tah Tn - presi convenience in Webster ‘ ’ c ood floors, 3 tile baths, sleepin rcnes ee BE. oe Ae ee ' ‘ Oliwe , \\ E TER GROVES TRUST CO... Agt All the homes are new and the subdivision will be bullt up completely ished. 400 aoe t ‘, $5000 / ga Kirk at Kirk's store > I oe Toe raged eet to car; price wt , Cash : oa arr , r ee in Hi-Pointe, can be bought. $1000; easy terms on balance. Lake car Mr. Taylor's California Bungalow. CHIC K EN RAISERS ) ne ol ag servants; 14 2 er CGA LA -& rooms. brick stuccoed: per-|. thie Fall. for there are but few lots unsold foot; owner leaving city. _to Wheaton Station. Redmond, | ivery convenience; hardwood ticors; Dear il have a dandy farm of 18.68 acres. io- | Modern house. 6 rooms. 10 ac: ’ fect comcdith ot-wate eat, tile bath. | e ae MEDERECKE BUILDING AND REALTY ‘ CLAYTON ROAD—100 acres fronting ‘ rag os creas abundance bf grapes | ae age cated on Barracks Sappi ington rd one-half | me. overlooking country for miles; all kinds hes a 4 bat ; epin rch: lot is in the heart of Webster. on a no-thoroughfare street called 422 2 Gravois. mile on the road: all lays nicely: very | ine tot. 04 feet deep; can be ha at A mile weet of Telegraph rd.. improved with @/ ein and berries: close to Meramec itt TOxLRO: garage: 12 Oak peerees PA bo ar bes RST TERRACE It runs south from Swon Av. between Uray screenees oe ra modest price; 6 rooms bath etc. ; take @-room bungaloy hot-water heat, outhouses, | - » . ' ler sept WERSI > 4 () 5 ‘oT , * ; I ] 4 > . u Q , . err bye, 6 +! 4 , V = | ’ “ nr Va chea Bov A-1981, Post- Dispatch ic) ‘ " 547 8S. Geyer road, room modern |! . 1 "ER GR Ks rR _ AR on the east and Jefferson on the west. CANT—Pershing av.. next west of 6826: cap. i , Creve Coeur car to Liberty av., walk west aleo frult trees and grapes This ts a fine ig o- acres. frit and grape one biock to 4 de ' : _ desirable jot, 50x180; price right. COUNTRY place, river bluffs above Alton; | 1 block, or drive out Page to Lake line} place for the chicken business and can be in toniiene Y aeetee KIRK WOOD TRUST CO LUNGALOW—aAn attractive 4-room bunga We will also submit an interesting building proposition lot. plans, N-TAYLOR TRU ST ( 0. 4474 Easton. fs ACTreR, -aialalaly Parker. me . 4th st. | “Dilbert avs. around corner to Lamb and! bought at a aoige, wer Se we £ hardwood tiers hot-air pnhat, all | money and supervision of building + gee ~_ 7 er Ag? oor; garage: hardwoo | fleers through. | ; . BUY IN HILLCREST N ee ___ON” | eeuth. Mire, Dockery._ewner——___ REDUCED PRICES — | saib ret locks outn 0 Powe Ely cat’ | out. lof G6a10Q" inspect at "your conve Here is your Country Location. Adjoining Sunset Inn s in this hi d t GOTTAGE—Four rooms, stucco, with acre; PART CASH--BALANCE TERMS. . : , " lect ol fat today. Ten. lots sold tast| tence R.. Re kw ood a TC ) Country Club on the north. See today. The most beautiful . seit. McMEN UY I rep ee e OO. ground: fruit trees, Water gas electricity Pe oS pate ene gh and Saone hg hy Natural Bridge and (Carson Roads | veek. Get busy quick or miss chance to _™\ ERSTER GROVES ST spe . ; : ; . - : ss i308 N ‘Grand. price reasonable 411 Marr. 9800 8 tread. vey BOxLBS,. > oy came Dorause n . car Mai jin 21 9120 Ce trai 6588 P 83) 'fck up he tee 20 ail Allen a: the ‘CNG P - irich rooms havTdwoo?d aubdivision in Sf. Louis { ounty. Tracts ] to j acres with eee Eh oe ~ wer. Ort oD), tence : —s* ues in w re if .. sou ho - - = ] J n Vict r L ’ ‘OTTAGE —4 rooms, Counchi Grove east to house LACKLAND AND LINK ROADS etal weather strip + aa i a a oh. sa - a ee ieee NORTH. P ARK \ IEW Lawn: ae yang oe ed E nw (MH KE. At Tel. Cheatnut 44 acres, all nicely timbered: can sei! ; la , 7267 Ric hmond pi oa ee bat we a a aa pert our own terma. pply ¢ Ste te ; as ‘ 4 fe tn Choice Apartment Sites Kacrne 2710 Goodfellow av ie) FOR SEV ERAL st NDAYS WE HAVE LACKLAND ROAD | NGALOW- rdwood floors. fas an lectric, wood floors, built-in } ub, it~ int Webster Groves Limits BY... weet side, 100 ft south of OTTAGE— . a room" and bath. gas, fur- Adv ise) veu to take a ook at { rarlar in itr Running from Ast bv to Link reads. 1 / acres. “ornace.: strictiv moder: 7 ment? ’ - "1 y = in ha sernent ' copper pee GA! owt sleniet type. ‘ - fe SOx148 4 Eastgate nace, electricity ard garage, poet y ow n ight along rake our advice. go out today as for irther arti lare —- ~ - BF ' ‘ Sxtures; made 5O a3 a Northwest might, rent rh . Owner, 1401 Leroy | For ta: home; price $25.4 . Kor pees oace app'y xl ote be an inevection * vy av. . ston. Cabany 753W to- ‘vr “‘DERER. PAREN ES REAL TY CO.. to MERC ANTTLS TRUST Agt.. Polk av.. end of Market line a. ~ : a . .. at a i bem ie Res ¥ 60. Binoy MT $5 der aca tid ‘3 | Sidney 2076 7610 Gravois av Sth, Locust to St ‘Chartes et ar 1 bieck wert cn Fotk WEBSTER GROVES — sits \

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SUNDAT. aS “1 ae st ae Sf oday. JULY 16.1938 a — ta 1988. 6B opost-pisPATCH. ge 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, W Wanted, and Bungalows, Cc cottages, F lats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. _ on es = SUBURBAN PROP’Y FOR SALE) SUBURBAN PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP’Y FOR SALE }BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES, BUNGALOWS _AND COTTAGES ae AND ” ie forsale . For Sale Webster Groves Wellston re | eo a? Ha | aieagne —— a —— 7 4 northwest _ Webster Groves “Ea . | South ’ a , ; | ; + obart: 2 lectric, i South ou Ww AL TE R N¢ ‘OT yr ( ‘1. ‘LOCKWOOD AV, cs BAPPINGTON RD COTTAGE—6340 Hobart: 5 “rooms, ¢ eet MMO AEM Tole ST, ee E 3 ! jot 37 e+ re, Seta ten Re . any a | W ELLSTON COTT AGES | COTTAGE —Four on ay ee ee hot-water he: ‘lectric, garage, etc.; only Beautiful cottage, in spiendid aq Five-room brick bungalows tsa foundatig is i -atorn ; you the ane 3 414 S. Elm, Webster Groves: California _ished basement. corner lot. | 13-ineh walls, hardwood floors, tile bath and fur- St ere Orewon il HOOO0. “SEE. Price very low. $606 I RINKOP, 6190 Cheatnut st. ° NICHOLAS MARTIN, = 832 . . N ) — Pierce Buildin attractive 5-room plan vou eyer saw; break- , ) ars famt room, kitchenette and “ceautiful bath, 536 Lake, Webster (sroves; this fine. 7-/ 7 D1 LT Eumace: lot — frame, water, | COTTa = : H F. St? RICAMP. 6211 Eiscoa av. price $47 na ee i 49 Lowien san 12 ri an gfe | me ats. H {AS F PECHAN fae 23-24 | | TISING } RIC iD of | * + &, ‘Bank of , : =e 5626 Spalding 4 Woodiawn av.. Webster; &-room hol- | : - os ar: “ ' , . 7 } Just bein completed on ‘J ‘revillia n, just —— asin See = "! . oe (ee hs tn @ Four rooms, bath. furnace, electric, A sy it - we. G525 inion. 2 S. e. cor. Gore + Glendale; & rooms, | °'UnGay BUNGALOW S——Six, in different locations | COTTAGE—4 rooms. “bath, r oF = ND ALTY €0O., iteid cellar; in Christy Par k: only $5000." |} | ive ‘ > ke ig ; - ” pers waar: cellar; h, modern brick, 25 EEDE R bE 3 \RENDES R rsh Gravots “SEE Us." BRINKOP. 619 Chestnut. {||| KdVO ¢ ash, Balance Like Rent if You Selecks aware a San. ee cael iq pre m4 ON.« wiehth. € thoroughly modern, almost new dwelling. |. THEO. R. APPEL, 722 Chestnut. _ to choose from. Arnold, Benton 372W. (c)| _x127; $4700. 5639 Reber. Sianer YOTt is. ee —_ a ote lett Js d P i ee Guewsmennse~iinienpeliteeibaamnan low i SLATERY, Br toned — oo gee hae ay all on ae Pa $50. 00 PER MONT H BUNGALOW—P retty home bri ck, best built, COT TAGE—S rooms. bath. rec eption “hall: — OME READY FOR Y ‘ y bs XN Y W 5 E FE T i : - Ad ; ; i | Cash calimeiid ent S30 ver month, inciud- : 5 | Neca and bath, s side drivew =, gara re all conveniences. 4635 Tennessee. _ 42°R Lafayette: a 6-room mo dern bunga- () y iu it Pyrp ts Pia »)| : 282 1 Nocwood: 6 reoms, 7243 Lindover, Maplewood; very modern | ing interest, buys 6-room modern cottage; Pont: DI spate es wner must sell. ox O- al ; C ‘OTT AGE..-4. -room. ~ brick: all improv eemnts Ow, garase. ° cc. Rey and bt co N _ene RB $1000 ( ‘ash rince on “ ei > ge. real bargain. 5- ets " ingalo' w at gl nae of Te Ti | larg e yard, ——,, garage, 3 biocks center Fr NG ALA = rT: = oct meets | ee made 4633 3 Louisiana. SAV 6 7 new, U 1! és ‘ ir S\ a > t } vi v : 3E— rooms, ath, electric; s Wie > 5? pen inday, to © ” Sos tile itil l he res il homé: site location of St. Louis, where ..: ' "gc wis, fill well onan ster: wonderful view overlooking St. Louis | rooms. and St. Louis C: ¥: will build home to! Post-Di tch. ; suit on this |! the money to im-.: TREMBLEY-WILSON get: nr - 4 | __ for 2 families. 2838 Ohi ) rahe . . | mT ‘ y “tort 2 : 02-56 Wi exehan av. ~ prove, ce $4. WEBSTER GROVE S BUNGALOW—4 rooms and bath, furnace, a /TTAGE—New frame, 4 rooms and bath. a v9 ony* ” ick porch, unfinished attic; com plete, : Pe We 6 giad to, sh ow this pr: pertg at Seven rooms, attractive home; nardwood ; Water and mee tric; set in beautiful Japa- electric, zas, anand remy 4: 518 Fri - da. . SOUT SIDE KBRICK rhid i. modern. c.: you surely will Hke these cozy. || || the price of lots is right. Tw i> bungalows have bu sam. wien: th. electric any time. Phone Webster 1001 for all In- | fioors, hot-water heat: lot 7Ox1 3: ’ fine shade nese garden, ith running brook and bridg- | C = ; - R435 A! ama Ue. vous, ae ny well- tt homes: they coul: ; not be puilt to- : > , : , , $750 cash er mation or ap point ents. Pr Ch ; | trees; immediate possession; s ris * 50 iS @& .@u- es, distinctly gon 5. : wanG0 ; terms. Chas. OT TAGE ——Four rooms attic; fra me. gs rnace. } th. eels t ri ; orcn " vA ater ATLA, day for price asked . they are real snaps. Wwe heen eont racted for. Y ou W il] have to act at 0 . esinu 7 *$ i 5 eB ~ rice 4. erm _ tii nee bungalow; fireproof construction: the most ner r Say S Sell . 2151 Edmund av., 6-room gee gas, elec- x OF TAGE—6 “large rooms; $1400. 3319 ee at : ; Lot ile bath, tlle roof. rooms. twa C7. = ‘ by yt ee oaadag Ov ‘ ; ; S108) were — ™ = ‘ n ’ j an $4 . . te Sete 1 AEP RS ihe suibeas * ” “ ” eye 7 oa YY — . . ee ge i y ss 2 Ry geen Je erent cane 90 gO AERATOR Aa AI ALI tat AN ey went Amo mae ae Tits or jer WALTER SCOTT CO.. ‘sonable price | H. Russ, 1636 M. Laran av. Colfax 1885W. '__ Caroline. . __ fe99) ntels; lot 28x12; pr! term SE Modern, 6 rooms; gurage; bargain, | ad ’ OTTAGIt—4-room, bath and [eae $500 COTTAGE—c ozy; modern; ready for « scupa- | PON ee ’ i -FEYDT-E rapt . F ecnainesd 7 Lit 2 he KR 1008 Chestnat H $4200; o “nm tern we a79 WAtlanta. 8 W K BS [ ER | ARK H¢ US SE cash, balan e monthly. ADPIY a2 765 |} ionn. tion 3136 S Penns Vania 7 re n Tee ‘7 a » = os "92: ? S Bre A dws ay. m1 (;rav: t ' if Vv Ou W ant one at this | R IC kK. . -- — K rn Ss rooms. recept HOUSE 5 attractiv home; h yt- Wa- 308 Orchard av.. cor. Ha wine oy Pi ony gf bh Eo. (c2) COTT AGE—5 room e bath, z r septi n PHYs! ANS, ATTEN " : : 1 ° ie stle bath; ot doxk — ron «; ftract a or > ‘ ( ni 4 rick-wall. enter-nall ne aes - . . mewnintiein sia A a = i$ eceptt bi why “pe wal ail artra fing rick, on - + 2 . . ; . tae 7 beer beat: 14: , Gi an an teem pan = ee "ae re (YT TAGh—o-room brick; bath, gas, elec- | hall, electric. ti led front poreo. price Ae agen 3 al el ceanfard road ! m Southwest ' sey er al buildings are unde r b nist uction and jis - ° JAS. OC. “MORFP iv, 807 Chestnut bedrooms and servant chamber, 14x20 fe tric, garage; street and alley made; $50vV0. $5800. 38334 Neoraska av ee ee tee tl nh cre BUNGALOWS—6 59 Marmaduke, — 1 | & OBERME YER. 6179 oem Bs . § , € ik id he AA ‘ . p . ‘ , _ - - ‘orf ty n : ii n i s ‘ at te | ; , , _ , r AC ul 9 4 * . HOU SE—224 Papin st.. 4 rooms, bath, elec- | Living room, dining room, solarium, breaxfa Box F194, Post “Dispatch, — SR east ‘ COTTAG E—3541 Indiana av,. 5 rooms, bath, leoor: hardwood floot throughut;! al new, modern, pet terms: open. + others under ¥ ontré et to Start at once, This is on Delmar ag tric and furnace. shades and screens; lot FOUER. kitchen; hot-water heat; surrounded OTTAGE oF" rame a rooms and bath: fin- electric: ow ner on prem Lises, or ser | space r two rooms in att . @ ub! rarage: hi NG AL, OW Ty 1 ae cy roo. rs " ee bitt . m= AGE 2S ( laxton . 4-room es. ' BOx160: owner on premises. __| by dozens of beautiful trees and shrubs scr) | ished attic, room, ‘large garage, chicken | WM. APPEL, Agent, 3501 Gravois av. _ | price $9250; bargain. Box A-245, P.“D. "| BUN ALOW 102 Boreas: ow nts |||; truly a home buijding place. Come out today gas, electric, furnace; lot 28 HGOSE—4 rooma: hot-water heat? 1 acre: | On ferme and monthly yayinents., nt | Pou: lot 235x180, price $2200. 203 Ferry. | COTTAGE 2351 Michizan av.. 5 rooms, iTS deeeth. modern: } BUNGALOW—New, 3 rooms, path; 6230 ||| bring vour family, so that all can join in the | EP MOUND. CITY TRUGE eB 31 jend, west of De 5 a 799 estnu ‘'O GE—630% pencer; 3-room rame; br acMmission DY car 33 Taft, 3 rooms, modern, Darga! eS — aa “Ae yo - -) oO S ; sel oO ; Ax. Cc. M mE IT. "807 Chestnut 3 = eo 3 _- R. Eg. & 1 SM Ch coe) aS 20: $300 cash, balance like rent: DOERF LING ER R. CO.. Jefferson & Gravois. y —_ ft. R. ms. ’ iern hes . King s highwi ay « ‘herokee Cal ~ J t F h 1 ] c gee , ae TRI WERBSTE R GROVES TRU ST CO., Agt. | ter: lume’ becaton, atucco on tile: heat; garage: lot 50x240; price $6300; | COTTAGE—Six rooms, gas and electric; lot — 1938 entra! 4299 - | BUNGALOW—37 15 Wenzli ick avy Linden- Hy al nest mone y. Don’ t ta ss ans chance 0 losing | MOU ND cITY 4 OR cole a HOU RE me 8 room, ‘2-storyv frame: los 50x hardwood floors, tile bath; thoroughly mod terims. os ‘Ss 1636 } 90x1424,; big bar ‘ain: call any time. ie T H SIDE BRIC h at i 4 AGES ood; m aoe 5- room frame; large lot. out on thi 1S h; arg 9in. x3 P Union ant. - 146; hot-water heat; all modern conven- | ern, price $5500; terms. Webster Ot-J. C br H. Me adh SW. Sa on McLaran av. Frances Daher, 365 De! or_ st. . —— 5053 Tennessee. . ™ oie as WEN SLICK, 2020 a GE Se rific $1979, ’ aed WEB rior GROVE “TRUST sige cews? Hot Tp i. in t lot 50x125. Apply COTTAGE-—Four rooms and bath, laundry, mare: ~y 1 4611 ~ “orn eal ro aan 2 | a Ow —-6i12 King s High nat ih s. W.:; ( Y ffi GQ )1 ( ‘ : Ch iy ea". electric s. marags, shade, Dt ‘ERSTE *ROVES . eee ; ; + nao pen : = loot Sku ¢-rm., electric ot 300x125. pply receptior hal] 9 Idah Inquire ;: en, ain, fur rhe ‘ @ieeeis ot egy 7 rath ~ ns, ectric, hatn ‘li cheap. 3 . ; ip we “/ .— ¢ F ws ‘back lawn ~ a eae oe FINES! “AVAILABL rs WEBSTER PARK _ at Henry Boston. Kinioch Park. aaeuteiden pe ae 28 daho. quire tures garage tor O ical See ua .f ALE ERT WENZLICK 1oid’ ¢ p anal sy ome To our ortiee, HYt mravols ay. 5; erokee es — for sale. See owner, Catholic church and Webster 'r ‘ carl et t ock wood BEAUTIFUL COTTAGES SA‘ ‘RIFE [=D ‘OTTAGE aa” a : . ” FEDERE : PENTDES PALTY C st. Ni ‘AL, OW—345 s King’s naighway, | yy CS . 3 yay ° S oeer e my School; 212° Selma av.; price $7500. eprine and Glee. 400, feet 2033. PA ge wit MUST BR SULD IMMEDIATELY ppp end gyre beh geo 4 Rng te jNdnev 2A78. ° 9610 Gravois av brick; ; b. path, furnace, hartge, coors. || Cal Wiig 1h front of our dool ; ‘f A Ge—s: 469 St. Louts av.; O re WEBSTER GROVES TRUST « ©, Agt. ‘from Lockwood to Spring; concrete streets 9250-525 Trush; new; 3 rooms, cath: fine eemente a basement: 7 ma, EB na condith I en ee =“ were : thi: Leal if horne Price 3 37000 decorated throughout, ‘gare | money condftion; worth $3500. sell $2500; terms ———— Shy Es sy ater sega 7 a as _ Ww. CEALTY CU... 5020 Gravois. * Wr . TeV SD D IY oe Tel PH P } 1 —eein ER. 5179 maeom Pottage ofS ER US” ~ | BUNGAL )W—Mode 2», &© rooms, brick. in| | 4 ee 1) Lie ee ON | et leo Vog A p cats ff ADT, Fo, Delinar 566L: ~s ash, balance easy US Sih ae & tdi wee 4 — WEBSTER GRO VES ee CO. Ast. §~ Aigo fine new California bungalow, 5300; Rosa. . paenenneeeanenemeneninanenneneneeneenitl —— -- stk abate ann —— | terms, EDGAR S. WAER, 722 Chestnut. 553 Davison a HOUSE- G tory ss frame: “h ird- §33 MARSH AL AV. incy: #4 rooms, with o-room efficiency: | or 1208. HOUSE—S rooms, 2-story, steam heat; aan OS of ee secant ial S_ | $7500: leave city; no agents. Own- bath, farnace. electric: beautiful yard; bar- ) AL (BERT WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut og Pee 6263 REBER PLACE BU NGAI OWS—Open, 2 to & : ——— ye che conveniences; lot 100x150; garage; OLE N ST’ ND AY - 1367 Montclair. Beil phone Furest 7274R ee He 4000. teh ei ie tl 2 17 s( 'HIL L E i P LAC E ks L NGALUW—o610 Hoffman, 6 rooms; re- O-room brick bungaiow, bath, electric and to | emens av., two blocks “orth AGE— 2421 F fine bath Trevilllan: price $8500 es 6)| FF. W. ¢ GEL AN REALTY CO., 5020 Giavois. | ieee rooms, bath, attic e ad electric: ‘ption hall, bath, furnace; garage: easy furnace heat; pricd $4500; terms. See Mr elmar. t. A. Henske, Cen. $857. press ed brick. id utiful Ww EBSTE R G iROV ES TRUST Co., Art. J “ap fone wh new O-room kKeliastoné bun- . . - COTTAGES. at eating ieee ’ COTTAG E—3 rooms and bath. Eee Ana, iot and a ates y ‘wes me ent g nent. tix- rms Williams : ey ; ; ; ele« tric ggg encreasing: HOUSE—S8 rooms; w ell built; modern home; | oso Sewpert: new 6- room kellastone bun- | 6016 Pennsylvania, 1l-story, m terms; gas; small basement. 4472 Gan- ades. screens: £1 REN } LOEWENSTEIN, 816 Olive. _ EUGENE J. ALTHEIME R, 817 Chestnut s BUNGALOW-AP ARTMENTO B40; — where xa e5000: torme: opee: Rh Elm av.. Glendale: car to door: $8500; galow, hed-qwater oe 4 Saas oil f] ors: nd bath . — “a = ; . 3460 — - ‘ TECK -PEYI Cy Ricks IN. BU NGA LOW—Brii K; Ta Ww ik ‘Ox, new, W = EN DBU NGALOW. ae , ‘ Nort h Parkview; new ; a e 'E ‘aR. eI si ‘OTT, 800 — Chest me 4c . + 7 | large lot. THEO. R AP PEL, 722 Chestnu 4947 Tieman av.. ¢ , -T COTTAGE—Concrete, stone, o MAaTMa@ | avn dd. Oa aw OUUE SsTavols, Sy. modern, 5 room:: eral terms.” d ‘oubie bungalow of 3 rooms 7 - me JAS. C. MORFIT, 807 Chestnut st. : c, gas ‘ ; bargain for quick sale. Grand SOUTH SIDE ‘BIG COTTAGE EDGAR S$. WAER, 722 Chestnut. - ~ br ick parceee rents for $1560; home and a a TAGE—4568 Carter 0%, Oreom t H ' 570 floors, tile bath, window shad ‘Ss and jiga":ns | sion immediately; price $9000, a a th and ox and $40 per month; - a. 2] = , - HOUSE—# rooms, hardwood 100-206 tile | MANC 'HEST ER & O’DAY 026 Ivory, ; c | A a ee és @ 4°83 WYOMING Olive 934, Central 7 Secuencia ge aon tee | ae ns - “_ roof; splendid location; ~ VUx206; In- ‘lectric COTTAGE—6218 Alabama av, 4 rooms, , ms, bath, electric, fixtures; cheap; | BUNG IW—b32 ‘est & room: un - ¢ eras ty : _— issmat ‘a~ Chestnut st. - p cas spect today; 166 S Gore Vv PREMBLEY-WILSON D0. oe b . 5-ro »m brick; bath, elec- a, bath. maneree hot-water heat; low rms and particulars cal}! a ‘ol oe aa r ine |B - eae pty oa Bony rent. “HAS. E. RIC HARDSON. “OTTAGE —Mod e Onan os - * . . WEBSTER GROVES - , 3 Dat é ali rior, sleeping porch, bath, gas. eiectric, 1005 Arca: le FR live 341 ern 6-room brick; 3 BOKERN R. E. co. W EBSTER GROVES TRUST | CO.. Amt. _| 10 acres of ground: fine %-room brick hace; streets made .... ce for quick : -DERER-ARENDES REALTY CO., furnace and garage for 2 cars; it's good. ———— ——— ——— rages. 6140 Wagner av. m4 ~ E. A. $17 Fullerton Bid HOUSE—New, 5 rooms, 2-story; hardwood | hot-water heat he raw ood floors ‘tile bata: {7 HAM MEL R. E. CO,, 6721 8. Broadway, BDOERFL INGER R. ‘Ga. Jefferson & Gravdis.| Sidney 2676._ 2610 Gravois, — Shelton, 18th and Pine. ae BEAUTIFUL Bt NGALOW COrTAGE—4 rooms, gas and = ——-_— ooms and . : COTTAGE—4130 Beethoven av. This fina | $1000 CASH WILL BUY BUNG .LOW— #916 “Garner: 7 roome: new: enh ee $7760—TEMMS . 6708 Raymond av 4 r we N ing 8S higuway I teas - co! as ; ux "% We IL- 31 il & a + T a bh a seTr en et le *f ic Tr e r » t! W e 5 « » ik J r « Le * 9 iFrame, Se anite \e allied - > ‘ . h. t > ‘ ‘ nw . J ‘ ; " mM , 1 ney AU IF by x © bi KE T ¥ I — Dri ‘ ok; is Ja ft) oO atel h a ‘ nar i ood, t) roc ms, Sle + ping poren te ‘ : é ’ C A. r “AGI -—Mo ue n, c o., € ‘ent ral oie tion; lot 50x160; street made: 610 Oak to \’ ebster ( Groves: inspect with us iny time, hall ‘eens _ *ractically new; 4 rooms, rec eption tal et s Key t 70: anchester . a - ° erm: me YS at ‘ 31 Man neste. floor, hardwood fioors. tile ath ‘ til ; Path, Ss " HDENCE 37 48 ye 3. room . st.; price $4875 Prac bath. WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO., Agt. _ W EBSTER 1}ARK L OTS . and bath; very ecke Mee: ae ee | THOMAS F. PECHAN, 2022-24 8S. 12th. o-room mat yl just being completed: KO SREAN, 301, 722 Chestnut; Main 1195. ¢ > Seaet 100% ‘after 3D. m.: terms. % HOUSE—6 rooms, story and half: ‘frame: Northeast cor. Orc hard and Hawthorse: as : partitioned an finis ed. ot- | ( ‘OTTAGE— 5029 Grace av.. 4 rooms, frame, j irphy he, a. nch ardwoe loor: aes ye a = a1 panty pretty — na eger~ Ke . wt r iaree = 7. th... tert 3 aT ‘I : ns water, gas and electric: garage and drive-/|the cnoicest lots in the most exclusive sec- oe ee ree rg tee — . electric, lot 340x142: price reducéd; | throughout; buit in bath ub, ‘celain sink, | ~ fe wy ete _— Sues we S. 00. ” eee re geo haga y ST7 30 fF gay owner % oT7 ges Semple a 2 $ et, 3103 ‘Top: oe way: lot 75x275; plenty of shade trees; / tion of Webster Park; 120x300 feet: 825 to ere foo . ; be bought on easy terms; see this today. | bric rch across front. ypen ! 7. “‘neemingn of PR tet ss aie ok giaeer: lemmnadiiahe mnameeinn* eee todle aan tr a 28x17 yh eautiful | treit ir TODAY E. Jackson road; price $5500. $30 per foot; all improvements made; sell on RRAS - “1-3 p E RRY- ; CTH 102 N. 8th st. DOERFL INGER R. CO.. Jefferson & travois ALBE VEEN Aa CK. lt 10 Chestnut. ei a ' ‘PFER. 1138 Chestnut - HAUER-L USTKANDL Rie ¢ aon ateent me oe : aaa ul x sale. = Emma 4v., WEBSTER GROV Es TRUST CO., Agt. _ terms of $1000 vash, balance 3 years at U = Nt ; : ' CUOTTAGE—Brick, 3207 lowa; 4 rooms, | ~ SOUTH SIDE BRICK OTTAGE ' GAL a = TT} ene a ay i 9 ~~ —~ = a AGE—Execellent 5-room brick - alist moder n iungmlow : ' HOUSE—7 rooms. modern conveniences: | per cent, or will finance and erect home to | Cottages and Bungalows. bath, furnace, electric; sarage; e€a@8V/) 4073 y ? ; ppotze ath, elec-| brick, 6 rooms. i math, eelctric. furnace: A123 MeC€ AU SLAND S300 cacne: ‘ile bath; street made; 4500: price on! eNO ER, 2072 NG hot-air heat; lot 50x168; street, curb and; su't your idea at builder's cost to you; no si a ri $1800. 0o| . terms. See tric fixtu oo he hitt “ei EE ncaa lot 410x140 Fare for auick sale : bo ' » of 6 room. , , $500. c sh. > ; iTWwIG- -DISCHING ae many iarge trees; 733 Berry rd.; price} Aerie for Pisin .n co “99 OC} ops) ° 1) per wFe pr toe a 2750 00 | WM F.KALKBRENNER, 2630 Cherokee FE ‘DE RE R- ARE ‘NDES _ oD. Lt¥Y CO DOERFLINGE R R. CO Jette rson & tiravois Rg nn 1d floors *. ~~ en * i ~ REASOR REALTY CO.. Cabany 9 “FOUR- ROOM BU Story, sing | VE _s. co 2° Chestnut. yaine Sst., o-reom Dri oss a F Seg eS S PORE ees ¢ dpe PTs SS eee Se Le eee oe Go z ae tory, s 200. g ORC VEs ‘TRU ST co. Act. | , _ Main 16 Pt 8. ; a. : ape ° Kansas st.. 4-room frame .. 3200.00 | COTTAGE—4915 > Blow st.; 4-room frame; | 610 Gravois a inex %876 BUNGALOW —6ie7 We et ° Park: 6 rooms, | ‘ tion :' 33x12 oniv S9500 "Si Be : . TAGES Nice, ne wly painted and 4548 Alcott: 33x12 tg light: WEB: TER #RO ) ome | » oo ss a S720 ly wae Mey 5 o pay . ciel a Se 54 Ellenwood ay., 5-foom brick. 5250.0 tric, furnace; price right; for admission ¥ Et ‘KEL ‘EYDT-EARICKSON | w— , | ' furnace. electric; lot 50x150; price ri o-reom cotta Bc The _—_. cosy —— WERSTER GROW co - 405 E, Big Bend. ew. +a ROW N. 20] | O23 Neosho st., 5- roo! a brick -2e. 6300.00 ecard se se i . 2925 S. Broa: wae DOO] Gravois av. “ ¥ = FALOW— pe rch bare wood” flo 4 rooms Mee EASTON: TAYLOR TRE ST CoO., trade for flat ~~ ee ae ee the mo Pe SER, a a ae HOUSE—Brick. 9 rooms, including billiard | wen. Mace FT pag ; ts evonshire, 7-room frame .. 6000.00, F. W. GEL AN REALTY 0... BO Gravois. Rees ‘furnace: 37-ft. lot: 00 cash re- 4474 Easton @v RE ASOK REALTY CO. Cabang 650k A rwiics- “D ~ THING os - : POOR MAN’ s CHANC E ath, na 37 lot; Bo = i ; ao == — K SALE WANTED COTTAGES—Two, brick 3709 and #0 QUICK er ay av., 5-room cottage, S500 cash, balance rent;. no agents need oe eee eee ey (ele ion. ae tein ieee Pe ie as 4 oe Six-room bungalaw. with OE ee ed ae im pe es seme mgelpen. nap es room, 13-inch walls, slate roof, hot-air | Wainwright ae: Webster 1008W. _ ‘ wise av.. C y. 3-room frame, COTTAGE—3944 Sct +e 2-story, 5 3 , = iw quired: Market car li Be 2034 | N B . ] o a : ’ ptaaeel xtures; chicken house; only $3 a Hodiamont: 5 rooms, HOUSE SE—9 scene. twoutery, bot air bent, | OPEN FOR INSPECTION a - += | CUTTAGE—5 rooms and rec eption hail, n race; eas montoly ayments, like) BUNGALOW — 6207 Reber pl.. has o 'oo'ns, ai 6 MU RD it H Ri quick sale; open: terms to suit. a 1 Hamilton; — - ’ . oo ‘ yy a ‘ — . = * a electric fxrur.> ; iE N 7 : , all perfect condition; lot 680x260: owner, Very, attractive, modern, new bungalow, 1 | S th bath, furnace, saa os ee ta r po ren’. Uw. REHN. 4% tans Lind le ba ors, lars - i tric Mixtures, re Brick Bunga! at & cetnin and wath. Yee. 1 7 EON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. : S48 Hodiamont; might conatder small flat in St. Louis. 27) Year old: 5 large rooms, including living . pout saat $4800 ee en ne (CKEN FANCIER il. good condition: street made: terms, | Race, electric, etc.; a bargain at $6000. “SEE; , Too EVANS AV " WALTER SCOTT CO., 0. Ss. | room running the entire length of the house, BLOW ST.. 3750—A nice home. Qu-fout : cited =" eye | ace a pical Q-room Bung “ww ttl Bt t | gy nt Be gy s."* “BRRINKOP, 619 Chestnut. Otlage, ¢ A esas bath, furnace, electriéy ~ 7 DINE.- $30 WEHSTEIO GROVES TRUST CO., Agt. /opening onto a large screened porch, modern front; plent y o fruit ‘ani 7 price COTTAGE—Four-room frame, nice garcen, | low; bath, _ hi rdw ood foors, steam heat; , 4° RI “ eM. AN, RY $939 ee @) ae wher wii she et 7 S44 GERAL 50 foot lot, HOUSE—An attractive 7-room house with | coset aasSwced Sioora, hotfwater heat, big! right for quick sale. } wesches, srapes, shige DOs chs suite | enidies ioe ‘erie and) cand’ non Ni AL Low= : 44 eee e - NEW 6-ROOM BUNGALOW | KoRTE-RUsT ‘REALTY CO... 816 5 Cheeta , » Ned chicken barns: dandy cot . i e st: eae een icimieenininiamnnsititiaieanianninie a! ’ 375: w st. .2 OocKS scutnhn | CAicKen OU ou oO! Trice and eard vs. ; OVW—4" elor at.: a new -room. a . "a ep , large " agg oo we! ti ag all ‘ak oe ao nin | tionary coon wll “a ee, no BU NG AL Ow —t ive rooms, wath. hot-water | Setndetet Pith: Pomel - ARR 3 "HE hippewa a . ' i bein eomt * a elwuii i cry’ & Poa x te . peeementis a -_ : eat > , ~ wg oy _rooms, butt brick. | tile | Foot, | wge the noe tage _ at the pric e; terms can BUNGALOW —il5” Juniata st.: water. gas, __Chippewa_ and Nebraska. w ite F $500 de wn: fh ear 9500 & ron d- nu bs oom "403, 810 Chest- BEAI TIFUL BUNGALOW a "OALowe aoe ric. Rt at RE ALTY CO... 816 816 to Mo. Pacific station; noe! | Sappington cg Tne TOs Just West Of the | sewer, sheds: lot. SUx124: price $2500; | COTTAGE—4234 Bates; frame, 4 . ROL AND A WISE, 3¢ fl.. 812 Chestnut st rAGE—For sale or rent; 2736 McCaus ‘ ' +o 8567 Park Lane; modern 7-room and aes a 0C:i«S2AA.:s« COTTE BRILLIANTE —" at your convenience; JAS. C. MORFIT, 807 C erms. Owner eOLOA Alberta st._ Be attic. cement cellar, electric light, - - Chestnut § a Es — woe oes — pouthampion—at a Sacrifice rage: large lot: beautiful hon Mec 4 rooms. tile bath, steam heat; Pa: “Ific | A - w, { } Pr. Chestnut i. [ Nr STAY oOw- Neosho: : : 60x247 1 ly blocks from Cherokee iM ) a and: 4 rooms modern. brick ,LBERT W ER NZL Ic K, 101¢ ly " en “enat _ >, i ig - ’ xe sosho; very moder rn; (, . ’ : ak e[ ome FREY lek Bungalow —MeD — eee Eg = } rooms : sleeping porch, hardwood ee ab. 0 Chas nwt. og : at Sha a Ww ERSTE R (; Re v ES TR! ST Ce Agt. ME t} rooms; { must sell: $1000 cash. price reasonable. = coTT: ap ick. i) terms Ken aon e23W. (c) il ’ ‘ ‘ roms s. Ss) reens Snaces., VP aZULITLUI- E B NGALOW ‘ a : WE HOUSE—Attractive 6-room frame dwell- lede 371J. Se | ‘OTTAGE—+4547 Newport; 4 rooms, bath- | pl 14. cost er — - — ly decoratey year old: will sacrifice for ew brick building, near Hi-Pointe sage . Biot QU EENS AVE? ing; hardwood floors first floor; hot-air TREMBLEY-W ILSON let Sree AL OW-—48: sO Sigel: ry rooms, ath, room, elect¥Yic;: aire wonderful -condi- a] ee n : y n z en grew s & é » Fe PUTS Opthin eee Southwest; 3 rooms. Sl400.: THO ‘ caps Fores Park: 5 rooms, bath. furnace, i j-! - '@tz-room bunxalow reception heat; close to Algonquin Golf Club; lot |} WEBSTER GROVES wonderful condition; $4200 tion: lot 56x115: $3600 ' ra Le - “DO NY ae od erms iown $350, monthly $18.50 ZINK. 15 "ME DERACKE BUILDING & RE , is: brick porch; convenient terma, ithe ih. electric, hot-water heat, «& LOOx15S0; garage. 157 Cornelia av. New listing; 7 rooms, hot-water eat, AL HER T W aut it ICK. 1010 ¢ ‘hestnut st _AL BERT WENZLICK, 1010 « chestnut at. |S. ALD R. E O., 111i Chestnut N.° 7th st 1° a Gravois Yi ‘(e) rent: only SO700; at office only porch; lot 33x17%: vrice is INRNGRO\ K & SPECHT, 112 N. Tth. st. am : ; see us. owner in Osan? 2 price $6000 | hardwood floors; in fine condition; beanti i EUNGALOW i. ; 1] ry OrragnEe 7 mic . Shestnut st. with furnaces, on Tower Grove line; neW;| Vania ne N. w. corner of Klemr 7 rooms n Nashville. and 4 ‘rooms and toilet, 5901 heat: 6841 Waidem: See Mr. Will . i manent sewer, located within two “brocky | - « HIGHWAY— “ 2 , KENT JARVIS, 706 Chestnut. (c7) Carey's best slate asphalt roof. oak floors | _ka. (ec) | DOERFLINGER &. CO., Jefferson &Gravols,| gag 205.,F ee So oe “ern throughout; at a bargain. REAL BARGAIN Tro Offices. Renton 511, Cabeny 923, 3. CORNWELL RE. CO. ak be tres ts, etc.. | i ~, Lee — THERS, one Res Se = + ae Se gees Rta Nee 1011 vane-ae ‘a ne ae matey 2 a 4 John av. 6-room bu ible convenience; a beautiful lot, 150x | dry tubs casement windows throughout; big >3000; easy terms. Open Sunday. 401) soncrete basement. furnace: , street made: | made, plenty . of Krape vines, shrubbery, etc.;| 2% tee. ws ) , | OF man ar: Saiesman at property GEO. H. HE MEER - riwood floors; inspect t arrange for an inspection of 1 8. reés, some fruit. garage: lot 800x150: an at- | _Pontiae Bidg. rs 4 ea | $700 c: ash. balance like ren a real home; only $3000: te erms: wher will | c COTT AGE—12 19 Hughes pL, 4 rooms; gas, J. E. KAIME & BRO. R. E cO., . “810 ¢ c "he seen t. REAL. ESTATE co. Maple tractive. distinctive, individual, bright and BUNGALOW —5033 Nottingham: 6-room. | ¥. Ww. GEI AN RE ALTY CO. 5020 ¢ Graves. show . | Water, >; price $1500; only $200; _______De Meni! Ridg. Spee N. 7th st. | - —— * AS MUELLER & SON, 3128 3 RSTER GROVES TRUST ©O., Ast. sunny house; immediate possession: 18 E. 38-foot front, street and alley made; every . 2" eR HAUER na. 806 Chestnut st. | cash, $15 mac QT COTTAGE BAI 4 po eroor _COnt. 6523 or Cotten RESIDENCE—6 rooms. stucco construc-| Son: the quality of this house is Al; in-!| possible improvement. E. Schneider 4953. of : ec ; Be : f oms and bath: price $32( = = « ok Ree sate —— : ee tion; tile bath, hardwood floors, steam spection by appointment: open Sunday. Neosho, Lacled e 371J. (c) | 0 4 ro HA RRY REMSBEC an’ F ao, 8.3: th ati. 3r oe I mane attic frame cq" TT, (GE 7,7) ~ Allem ani. a. “jot 0x18 D AN “DY B 1 . . AT Ow — a 1 Aort oF. a ee Fig, poeta; 2: 1 just north of Easton, rt ottage PUELS~, DIICe BsUUU. | 3 rooms, bath, electric, gas, pantry, atl 4 NGAL he ater Heat, gare ?. er a brick o rooms. sun parlor, beat; a nice home at a bargain; 417 Lee ——2A8._C. MORFIT, 807 Chestnut st. | BUNGALOWS—4453-4437 Neosho. new. 6. Chippewa and Nebraska. EORGE T. KOLLAS. 618 | cnaa: ewan teal er bs S $77 Sw Is A SOUTHEAST CORNER | rooms, bath and flectric, furnace, shades| Sidney 267, Victor 1208. —_ SB BVEGE TF. Ki -AS, 616 Chestnut st. | rage, chicken house, fruit, shade trees,| Of 8 rooms, tile bat... furnace. hardwood and make a caving city. . . na 9 rooms; price $571 B TER Gn VES TRU T Cco., at. o vi ' and sereens; lot 37 1g x125; price $6000. COTTAGE 4412 5. nd av l-story brick BE AU TIFU r,° B [7 NG AT ( Ww | grape oe Ne hot-water heat; price $3200. | floors, sie@ping porch, carage. etc.: price WM J. ‘ABB * ’ oe Ray buy thie. RESIDENCE—An 8-room home in splendid FLORENCE AV. AND EDGAR RD. _—___See_owner, 4332 Neosho. _ 2) | ““G cases, sessutins Gal Goeh, electra, pciace8) ene UNIS ERLAD _Owner_on property. | reduced to $7300. “SEE US a OTT 408 Chastuat : aoa ey HEATH. “i> 3 condition, ‘excellent location; small ow TREMBLEY-WILSON | BU NGALOW—2905 Meramec st.; 6 rooms, | rage for 3 machines; steam heat; admissioa | . ae oe on me a “ot 6320 A! fabama av.. &® COTTAGE — Frame: 5967 Arthur av.. 3| BRINKOP 619 Chestnut st. nea eneaN yO _Chestest 4 a BUY THis BUNGALOW bm 4 oat er is leaving town. AB WEBSTER GROVES bath, electric, furnace. For further par- | me Caron a oa y= “pe SB bya a SECRCe =F « oms; good basement; gas: lot 50x125; | ' R ss | Six rooms. hardwood floors, het- ® Maple av. today. 1} iene oe Sonmtifer Mttle B-reom ! It THOMAS "F. PECHAN. 2022-24 8. ath. | DORRFL INGER R. CO.. Jefferson & Gravds. | GEO. N. COOPER, RON C hestnut. "Olive 3276, f 8 tg Bh gceeed en terms $300 cash o- OoOTHL Bungalow S a ee Northwest aaa _—— arg My yt nie WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO.. Aart. sits among large shade trees ine ¥- = care BUNGALOW—2017 Penn ~ ag _ mn nd wast ae rooms, "bath Rg oon nae : 929: ~ | ) TONY HURL EMAN, 3539 Arsena! st. 5820 and 5824 8S. King‘s gj PE new, “ae rooms and xcarage. a BUG: NED AL THEIMER. si? G RESIDENCE— Webster Groves: 42 Fair- ee location. The house has sense | bath, eg age em Sarage, lot 50x12; | For ice and card oD L OU pot AN AL Grand 582. Vi ct or 241. snpetanattetigifiicnall fa tot a well built: rendy 2 moxe BUN 2ERFUL BU NGALOW wn av.; good 8-room house; fine loca-/heat. There are 4 acres of ground. Fruit, | admission by “HARRY REMSBECHER, Chippewa and Ns- : 7 COTTAGE—5966 Arthur av.; brick, four Siem tree Che EN: SISSD Sam: GALOW—Modern; 6 rooma, (4900 Boek M52 Mal ~ FOC tion; ‘secoiid “house ‘south, of Newport; ali| Berry bushes, asbarsaus beds and strawberry | DOERFLINGER K. CO.. Jetterson & Gravole, |" branua. Blaney 207, Victor” 1208 soBTik cottage of 5 rooms, bath. electric; | “roms and attic, basement: beautiful yard | PARC, o0F TEMS Ot 60, Cneetnut ot. | aNorthland. Forest _8352¥ ee att. rooms, tile! ences a ve : a ‘ a — i ame a . mw, & r> rk ain af > } $+@ “9 ‘Se . ot le * ‘ - “ poe LN oe estnut § a : day: immediate possension; Bo only |™oving to Florida. If you are looking for | BU NGALOW—Modern, 7 rooms, with ga-| COTTAGE—43808 Allemania av.: new one- B RINKOP 19 Gheetant. sh b plenty Kay 8 ee 4 Q BUNGAL ow i000 363 Ruskin: os -room ina * ALBERT WENZLICK, 1010 reasonable te a real pone rane — have found it. Inspect rage; good neighborhood ; convenient to story betes 3 4 rooms, bath ond Te ee Ate thane no Of VUXLaw. S 4 cessary to anule. ei O06 DALE AV. "wt > : x z ‘ - s. d j car lines: owner on remi 1 P mn } 30x U | T« IN Y Ht RL E MAN, 3539 Arsena | ut. H _* We Att. es . “ a 24 NORTH SIDE BU NG Low ENT JARVIS. 706 Chestnut st. | toda hon | premises. 3114 Poto-; lot 30x117. | Fo $000 CASH 9 2 5 rooms bath t age eae Ba TREN Te TREMBLEY-WILSON R. FE. & L. Co., _ | _mac | HARRY ECHER, snd} ania lesb cae Victor 241, Grand 582 =| fret ‘trees: ta Ad qaeiineaen:. ete. Samar rn > one SA » TREMBLEY- -WILSON R. E. & I. Co. Get} four rooms sand finished basement. bath, | BUNGALOW—4475 Wilcox av., 5 rooms. tile Nebrascka. . 1200, / ia Fe G-room bungalow, reception | COTTAGE—5641 Reber pl.; brick: 5 -oo ns. | able: Market street car location; dandy home; bargain. od- ’ tile bath, etc.; price J “ our list of ebster and irkwood Pr ek) = —— ——_____ ne bath. elec tric, furnace. modern: admission i COTTAGE—4322 picid i ed ee ogy pantry, ath, furna: ©, electric: = lectri ~4 marble sink, ; clothes closets, x J. E. KAIME & BRO R. E. ‘O.. fellow ; z sop Oo . on throuh. Me y is ad , Ort s | JAS ‘ ) asement sheds, Brape ardor; see this tv } De Meni! Bide 119 N 7th st BU NGAL ow—sA rooms, bat h. furnace, Sky a DIC KM AN = whe months | | Dy card. : urmace, be lectetal | C. MORFIT. 807 Chest Writ for map of Webster and our sales || | DOERFL INGER RB. CO.. Setferson @ Gravels.| ,CO"*2'2* 2 rooms. furnace, Death, eclectsig — ER estnut st. | da —— . —— ¢ ah H . | hot-water or and gas heater, frout and Ox rt "ZY ow 5 gas é ' CLE s tric, gas, double garage. fruit trees; ee ‘4 list of homes priced from $1500 to $45,000 Most Desirable | BUNGALOW—4632 Rosa, § rooms, bath, | rear porch, garage: ownor will show you. 4125 WYOMING ST. TONY i toma 7218 NASHVILLE 150:'some buy; $4550. 5469 Hamiiten, —pRETTY LITTLE COTTA TONY 7 | oan) a 2 DANDY BUNGALOW BU NGALOW—4562 Labedie av., t ok - c 8087 Beacon av: nice 3- WERSTS SR GROVES TRUST Co., A c8) | c . e gt. ¢ electric, oe price $4500; owner on | HU Ri. ‘EMAN 3539 Arsenal st. brick Sxttage: electric, garage; COTTAGE—Bric kK 6414 Arsenal at.: 3 Six rooms, tile bath, hardwood f! fur rooms; $4 bath, el st tile cot, ted ti lectri a a ardwood floors, fur- 750; elec » s , on cellar; electric; - ° 7 “S-ROOM HELFENSTEIN PARK HOUS@. Q premises, or se Victor 241. Grand 582 ; very reasonat + * - wat id garage; lot 100x190: 35 8. Rock Ww EBSTER H MES W M. _ APPEL, 3501 Gravois avy. __ | &TTAGE—3522 lilinois av : brick: 3 rooms |: PECH. AN, , 2022-24 S. 12th at. i pany E inclosed porch: Yr ed. — ve eg FS ile ro of: iot 40 x150; a dig siate sink Call Forest 732 ’ he . er ). 7 roa: open WEST SIDE BERRY ROAD. JUST BUN NGALOW—4448 Beethoven: 65 rooms,| and bath and basement room, gas and elec- , ~~ | and fruit trees: price $2600; terms. argain at $6500. “SEE Us.’ BUNGALOW—4557 Lexine eS : EPHEN SAUM, 695 AS. _ MORFIT. 807 Chestnat st. . ° ea ~ ” tile bath { — | 750 h. balance t s; a ( -? ( ¥ y ‘s t ee ——— , BRINKOP, 619 Chestaut. pALA Te Fe, 4 3 ena. os Sera ACRE POULTRY FARM. | Botta Op gested Bape a |i oan bath. china closet. hardwod floors, | peed Emon alance terms; mow vacant. | IT TA 1E BARGAIN Grand 582. di. — sy 3559 Arsenal st. ———_—— en nace, eerie BOR. "fi0e't - : A RAKE CHANCE re and Clara av.; open; sell or rent. | beth Teds omcence, 2% rooms, © ||| sutters; ready to move in. 4448 Beethoven. MEHRKENS-OTTEN AD, 3805 § Broadway. 4919 GRESHAM Vv Oa A ee EW BU N (Gt AL OW —— ne “= beautiful. modern 6-room wy MORF FIT. 807 Chestnut. | aths, ardwood, hot-water heat; ' BUNGALOW St: 4 | Sidney 1985, Victor 948 _ Five rooms, reception hall, tile bath, het- COTTAGE—7126 Winona av. ; frame: in the BU NGALOW—4656 Alsace. b-reom =. | bod flocks throughout. large $20,000 modern in every detail; 17.92 acres; | rooms. b ey spy 457 Dewey, 5 | OTTAGE—F rame; “aakt Wartellaus aed heat, garage; excelient buy; owner ‘ity; rooms and agua! floor unfinished, 1038 Louisville av.. % block south of bath. furn * $4900; terms. as wace. colonnades, bookcases, - Ae unusually desirable place. | n a and garage; lot 30xl 0: ‘see | ( — a ree a a : | wi ll show you thr rough; easy terms | Dath, , electric, ate sink, base- Forest Park; just finished; 2-story brick, 6 _ALBERT WENZLICK. 1010 Chews! , 3 eatire front. larke garage; tile bathe. hardwood floors throughout, hot. ||| 233, JEFFERSON ROAD— ——— oo CC mL ed Oa eee gE FEDERER: ARENDES sREALTY CO. ane ry = lle 4 30x150, price _ Se rooms, large sleeping porch, hardwood floors; BUNGALOW—New, 3 rooms, in ag en teena tals feraiened from Ee . : aa Eight-room frame cy - SNES OTN AS . . % ‘ . ; __ Sidney o7¢ 2610 Gray oi Oe erms : cas and aaa iY payments. new features. See ft today: buy and move in. Park bat - i ae ry with high-«! so | u . preas residence; ||| BUNGALOW —£004 Leahy ay.; 6 rooms, re | ranged for 2 families. electric. laundry ce TONY HURLEMAN, 3539 Arsenal st. * JOHN McMENAMY 1 AND ft E. CO., Lemmon, og 12 4 fA F “2 to & “toet = 4 oe nday from 2 to ° OE A ER A IOS COLL CTD EI OP arr Bee: oeenehs Water heat. large sleeping porch, warage, ||| og a shades, screens, lighting fixtures incladed: | | ~ complete baths, sun parlor, sleep- ception ha bath, furnace electric; street | mented: lot 930x115; prise $3200; terms. Beautiful Stuceo Bungalow _ Grand 582. Victor “241. ma. Bs 1308 N. Grand. BUNGALOW_$3700- aq :, al] convenie gy m3 a Rrentaentoe _- nees: ni * ° oc ner. la lot; s. w. cor. Rock aa and Lockwuvod, | | ing porch, hardwood, hot-water heat; |} made: o $3750. TONY HURLEMAN, 3539 Arsenal st. - Webeter; reasonable term | splendid grounds, 100x400; garage: ED Ww. a ay EH a3et NB. Grand 582. Victor 241. | yf 408 Arsenal st.: 7 rooms, sleeping porch, HOUSE 5466 Neosho, Southampton, five : porch and be ent aco . , . Ss, N. Broadway. | tile bath. tile ki te che built-in tceb« ot- root r tion hall. fi : Somes down, ~~ tee . bighwry-Ora vols ne UC a FRAME COTTAGE—A481i Gocthe: J regi, |water heat tantwns tiscrs topscr wireees, | Mike jot" soaltty ‘house’ ara: tort Bungalow Bargain | fay *wat Wana hate” Sika aM Be OOPS hak A REAL SNAP. or entagy eaiden BU SA ae FT Morganford rd., 3 rooms Ou, © cs at - iSile roof. heated garage for 4 cars: corner | Room 301 F; allert n_ Bldg. WN a a ———e ’ . , — eet and card of admission to the above see and ‘bath. atrest made: mow Vacant: price | viey oF ye KBRENNER 2630 Cherokee Tot facie = ae toes Rit: “- ic LOUISIANA, 3318—Strictly modern 4-rm. | Uw NER LEAV ING TO N at ie ie ef ¥ p rooms 4 4418 SAN FRAN K nex ; vt. 4 Eat 1 TR nS: as | CEN LES 4 r CO.. ’ airmount. a beautifu -room bufi. le eet ae ; rry roa near Big W ard L. Bakewel! BROWN REALTY CO.. two offices, | HOUSE—4 rooms, ath, furnace, in 5000 | J ~610 Gravo! s. “5324 West; modern 6- room frame a ’ ' _— ~ ——_——- =e _-- ~~ — ————- ee heat; lof x127 feet 117 very nabl | . ’ (2) HEMMEL MANN. “SPAC KLER R. E. co + 7 yas ma SOT Chestnut at. | Olive 6555. 118 N. Seventh. BU NGALOW—4651 Tyrolean av.; 2-story, | - ——— ane very cozy frame, cottage, 3 rooms and Gravois; easy terms. yventh and Chestnut. BUNGALOWS- Two. new, pom tile Fogle a OEY Chestnut. “WEBsT ER LOTS "1 to to - - ne f 5 rooms, bath, hardwood fleors, fur- HOU 'SE—Three rooms, 6207 Dewey av., with |¢ te : elec ‘ : = oie Jas. €. _MORF IT, 507 Chestnut st. N Ye ) | nace: granitold basement. me “a 7; or. Marcus and syligifenstein Park, $2500 ial nace, clothes chute. fruit sa arene ar- grounds 175x142.6. This property is used YECK! 1 tat YDT-EARICKSON., MODERN BU NGALOW iu + ew Bungalows—2 Sold 1. Owner on premises: t sult. “7 aa Park, $2000 . | ber; lot 300x120; garage Fo ard end/ asasmall datry: cround can be bought sepa- 2925 8. Broadway 5001 Gravois. _ 6557 Hoffman av.; 6 rooms, bath, electric : One Block East of King’s Highways. 4 "—e . = cor 3 Marcus: lot 150x8 , 7 . Welliston Price see , HARRY REMSBECHER | rate or will sell with livestock incluled, 4 . furnace, nice basement. fruit ‘cellar: lot 40x | Half BI k Sou BU NGALOWS—Two, new, tile rs ‘ 4 ‘ tage nd qd % BU NG ve Chippewa and Nebraska. | which consists of 12 cows, 1 horse and 1 de- | fe d . B mos : V 135: price $4800. terme. lar; ! oc th of Arsenal. 7 wood floors. tile bath, marble si A os si 2*AlLADY —Two modern, 4 rooms. ns. Own- / ri seeps —— | For detailed ticulars see an y unga ow a acant TONY H RI E N. " Heelet turning Et aoe dy, ante gang: | NEW BUNGALOW—OPEN | SUNGALOW—4sil4 Carter | bargain tn a new bungalow. see 4975 | J. W. BU RIAN. "4016 Chouteau ay, | $500 cash, balance monthly : open. | P JUST COMPLETED. | best abs aw, E livery wegon. r 6493 Hobart. ic) | BU NGALOW—4401 Gannett; new 4- MB IDGE GENCY. 3318 M 4454 De! } ! ‘Woodlawn and Jefferson, $2500 a ' , ‘ 7 voce room | TOMBRIDGE AGE? . Meranec st. o elor, 5 pn reception hall, bath, Grand 582, Victor 241 : BU? GALLON —3 rooms. bath brick, just finished; modern in every way; Both phones. furnace, electric, e ter : ms —— ETF . T, 8. . JA 7 ms $1000 cash. 5-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW _glectric; > = _ 807 Chestnut. | | “yor 860x130: $2500; "$300 ‘cash. $23 per {iS ts one fine home; 2 blocks of car line; | LOUGHBOROUGH, 4611—-S-rm. brick bun: | JAS_C. MORFIT,. 807 Chestnut. st. ONLY $4250—TERMS $500 CASH L | onth; car to 00 East é P | price $8000; $500 down, balance terms. Fy RE. Ns cour'o 7 i on; % block cate JAMES M.S SMITH REALTY CO. | galow, tile bath, enameled sink, furnace, 'BRIC K, V AC ANT. ON LY $1700 GhbS Pelor au.: wedte of laaeeal an a he ne AON tt lee Ear Cte ge Eo RRL tak MECC RRR wt - 7 426 St. Vine ; ’ | machin ir rt | 828 Bt Vincent — Eat on. eteet moe ny ~~ uate a tw made. For | Nagel, Cherokee car line. 5. rooms, bath, | ——— — HAUER-LUSTKANDL, 806 Chestnut st. “ e5¢ hone yg 4 on tile bath, pbard- ' 7 aymond; 4- lo x. .| electric, furnace, price on! 500, bul! | > Sry Taw ~—— | Wood finished floors, hot-water t. ; irive’ cut ee: bath. electric, gas. qarexe room, atu coed : ‘wet ot. i aS ey en he Cea | alone is worth mere. Kaye next ‘near. ding | High- -Class Bungalow she sats yh Par bequtiful’ lietie home | Yiysan. electric Sxtures, a Breplace: tot | te 4 + poly pose too smal) for owner, © ~ immediate possession, $3600: $800 | - ee ee DETERING AGENCY, 3627 Gravois Av. t4st Do ver pl, 7 rooms, reception Rees of rooms with all modren conveniences: JOH 200; reasonable price and t ullding larger place; price cut to ied | BUNGALOW—Beautiful, located at 1845| Grand 6718. Victor 176, (Se nee and bath. hot-water heat, hard- | lot Sox1e3. gar 5000: | SOHN 5. BLAKE & BRO. $15. Chesta tt. ~ guick sale. one block | uth _ALBERT WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut st. S. Spring ay.; 6 rooms, hardwood floors, | — | Yood floors, stone porch; fixtures, shades and TONY HURLEMAS ; tracks nd Selma; see Porest, | COTTAG Modern 6 room convenieac ces: | Cle, bath, also shower: hot-water heat;; TYROLEAN, 4938—4-room brick ag | &reens victor 241 f | SR oe cecens oes Be eta | Saar meen | eee Sea eS catg roeen sar nore Hecaaarear acme, |NOar Forest Par - pS it a Ld, ETS: Se, rou 1reugh. ' aciede MORFIT. 807 Chestnut st. COTTAGE—4 rooms, basement, gas, water | DETERING AGENCY, 3627 Gravois av. | ees ie a eine eine carseat av. 1- Ww y 5705 Lansdowne. 5S rooms, furnace, bath, LOT SNAP. zy and "St Chari, ert am nerth on Carson Grand 6718. Victor 176 _.! Granda 6718. : Vv! letor 178, NE W ~ BU INGAL Ger oc: lectric. fruit 196. west side Rock Mill, first va-| fioUgE--7-room, modern; waniethil shade | BUNGALOW—FRAME, 5 Ri OMS. RECE! P| w |» Bargain for cash; South Side. Box G-87, _ ALBERT WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. _ of Lockw meen OY. oughiy treee; garage eomndern: | Wonderful shade | TION ROOM, BATH. FURN ie . Bang tag 7 + a ~— frame bungalow Post- _ "eee ” FINEST CONDITION—$2900—TERMS ; Make otter. °°""| terms, Address owner. Box 0-384, P.-1> Er hieS AME ee RG ReRRE ee TERE Mill; if you Itke this location,’ you" bettes | 4062 HU MPHRE Y ST. | decorated: lot 402195. SOCtric: Rewly - . . . i ‘> M4 N oo 2 : . TOD ALE RO pene | aman bssemcats maTiee not anna aS: itt: | Ee RAREST: URCOLSOFREES: | Soom Grok on Wallace and Groom Efck on |p, B&Qstfsl modern buneaiow of 5 roome ang | ALERT WENELICK. 1010 Coestnet ot , — rarage. lot . xia facea GE GA RAGE. { Ee \ CAR | m™m r on | pe . 29 ? two streets: rite =~. | Taft. . These inceg sun pat ior almost new; owner anxious to. 211 McCAUSLAND. 6 GLEN DALE ROAD cash or terms; sacrifice. 1720 SOUTH. 5405 COLOGNE reasonbie ome a, ba on Very jsell; will show you th rough. See this today. ~ 5-room. 2 I 125 Lawn Av. ”, Grove, ae i EEN GORE ond ELM -.. | BUNG ALOW—South Side; “7 roams, bath. 4 MAYSBR-FRIE * CO. 4435 JOS. F. DIC K MANN R. E. Ce . hades EMBLEY-WI ’ WATER | HEAT—s847 150 bedrooms. furnac lect y ; . , Gravois av. _ 3123 &.G ran » ate . reens: hf 30x136.. any jeott; ister w “ 6311") eit ace, electric, cas, screens,| Open till 8 p. in. and Sundays. 2123 8. Grand. Grand 620, Victor 38 c price right: reasonable) prick. two-story, two sleeping 38 wee ath Bh ae : G 4 and 5 room flat residence: shades. fixtures. granitoid ee a yg with finest Ridge bath, electric, copper gut-| porches: beautiful ; os. A for 3. 4. 5 room cottages; terms, BRIC @ BU NG Al OW | x OPN & s BLAKE _& BRO., 1h eatnut, ,8 rooms, reception hall, hardwood Semmaat’ thant . Me “em, saer wn ae : | flowers: | wave 2 wi polenee like rent; come and see. T 4 1035 ABERDEE | bath, hot-water heat: all areas ai fomater Wont: Ro me if ENZLICK. 1010 « *hestnut ery ange | Bs e- + “4 and + £0... S6Ee Gravois. Open le 4 rooms, tile bath, modern in every de- Five rooms, hardwood oa bath. ments; Market st. car one @urege; this le certainly an idea! CASH, BALANCE LIKE RENT : ; . =z ali. Why pay rent when you can buy this hot-water heat; no reasonable offer refused| |C®" Use Manchester car short © wish 2127 fe) | AIN COTTAGE home for less than you can build, on easy JOHN cH ABBOTT. 103 N. Eighth. | south, or Taylor car. ing on re large tram ge ce we Sa: anartie: on ek STMENT | @& well-built up-to-date bungalow, de not ave Baym ons > — furnace, electric; | > 6206 M duk eee Federal Reacts Bank Blue. | fall to inspect 3724 S. Spring, near Grand | goed TY trdwood "1 ort dg. p tres : throughout: flat; clear; priced $10, | amd Gravois; 5 large rooms. tile bath, - FEDERER. -ARENDES REA CO. | : oars : 8. E. Cor. see and Hodiamont | i’ deciric ‘asturee Recheocd oaths lat: | Sidney 2676. 2610 Gravits | N EW "BL N G. ALOW —" oe Sere ae aay ineygenaaesig te UY | need" to ine nuns Sat Hae tee | gM: Gtase at MRS Cat Ntipnces tne | on SRE RE, 80S Latarete av, two mod eA, 00 Al wptress Givy Boag OO: Senior. | Moca: il ta 8 ee ce and make | 7Oxi70: 6 rooms. tile bath, ated heat: /of 8 rooms una. oe ust aahad tite bathe | ~_¥ACAIR— A erma to su n all ; owner w show ° - 4 , 4 DOUGHER' SHEEHAN. Chesteant DETERING 1 ONG x. 3027 Grarcis hasnt this today. you brick “porches. mrre. nm througRout, | Benn | West Par bungalow, (c83) | 6718. , DICKMANN R. E. C Sunday from 2 8 wv. ol si ian aes. let ihn ; newly decorated throughout. ctor x, 23 Chestnut at. 3123 8S. Grand. \DOERFLINGER RR. CO.. Je ffedeon & Gravois. | SLDERT WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. : ee eee. rooma, | een ’ — o : it ? " rain Kee | BUNGALOW-—If you are in the market for 3407 MONTANA 300 ¢ . fo Gost 5" CLIFTON HEIGHTS BUNGALOW. gee ee ee bric rooms, ‘t°. can exchange for a 3 7 ,

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ry Rn ne ee ee - BW RE IND ANS ip AE ALIEN LILEL LOPLI: LG TOOL IED SHE EE BB post pispatce. __ SF 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences f For Sale Today. ee —— = rere: =~ — — ee FLATS, APARTM'TS FOR oR SALE ‘FLATS. APARTM’TS FOR SALE FLATS, APARTR’TS FOR ‘SALE | _ RESIDENCES FOR ‘SALE _ RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE ‘RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES S FOR ¢ — = es as ; West _ North wae ‘Attractive Homes | ee RE ee er eee - : co ere 2 arenes : ; othe nen sven 4 f ‘Led r- ' igar ~ ee ft i Soom ADIE mY $4. 000 RS DENCE Si ks Castioman s S —— | South Side Home Bargain N EXCEPTION 77 HOM 4 uust er APARTMENT | ots8t the wer es, eee Ses SE ae : we Site Dae se ea 2 A A : ae, 3 4121 RUSSELL AV ‘OHN H. A BOTT. 163 N. Eig xt mY m rear of lot: 1 panier ie L sor IR oe ar od -E gg Ae Ae eae leven rooms, hot-water heat aa | RESEDENCE—Near Howthorne bi. 0 | GEO. X. COOPER. 808 Chestnut. Oltve 327 RESIDENCES FOR SALE 42 bathe Rent $8500. : ; Vw not re pn wie ra ‘ne : Lam Fin oe a eet . : “LIME . NORTH PARAVIEW— — ah SBMCn 804 > . ey tecor heowt : ares ae A Fi Li} fam.. > rms. and sun parior Lent . SINGLE FLAT 3 Magsiotortres w~* foors. garage ' crial BI is entire > $7 ws ad : ’ ” . . —_ : : ; “A : . - : “= ox - i I " =~] ~ ~* ~X . . ra — neenee - h o jse4 . — a | + ici . ‘. ‘7 e> 7 _ 4 R rn IN THe WESTMINSTER PL.— atha. furna t 3196. 1 96H! ees e rooms. bardwood floer: Mg ae ; : : rer bu" 19 Pennsyvivar 40 feet ~ | 7408 a oenes a PES . B G T -EW HOM fee? wn én . 7 ps “t. peo caaileh rg Re ye ee Se . r . be . ae m $ rn er Oe | ey Oe ee pee “ ree. sce TY Cot ; - es RR BR RN Se eR cv? . Can = het . ~ | . " ral wwe , igsa:; |” ; 3 han flat , , $3 rr : ood be By... « ag . ’ Port = : I > : m : 3s . ¥ ; ‘2 mt t s Tel ' #s -— es a soko 1-200 5 wt: ones pone Rigg ‘Otler, ‘wante 1 ise ’ J ; . PORES yy P AR “sue BBO Eien Ran A ee ee eee, Go a Sn ReRDERE oa ere eee OD tah Pl. Residence Beautiful Home ey : oo Wk reanpes nee 64 per vear; $5 sh. balance $50 pet ae teed water heat: cartai gh gg Bae ester: Bee we Mote. brick c lot 692125: reason- | "247" anes f rood _ Snish: residence. having a large Tessa —— 1D HOMES Eawa ard L. Bake Ww a’ heat. partments have Vacuur ming \ETER J. OBERBECK REAL ESTATE "Th LIN: DELL ag - ae stored © ___ HERMAN PAULE. Blow ote ter Y. “a y at office. na! HEMMEL -CKLER “SO. > “eee and 2 | Toon, © ay it cE Goo) “HO West a" mee Sathe | oes) RAF MOND Ollve 5555 owner, going to Cali! eo Make “2 double flats soemnn cath ana oh 55 LE rooms. =e on > 000 ee ee yo FIGHT RC wee —memeeer ese Sg 9 ae — ae | eee a eS “rr ant Cheats sii: th S roems a : Rents Ten roome- modern: +. ms J a> rNE Mhestnece. prette ia base: , * _ fens 1319-17 MAR¢ U S AV. Se | oe in De increased to $20V. FP P41 0) > NDELL BL |=, 000 SSSIp ENT aos Cle =: modern @ HOT-W ATER HEAT, $37 ING—7 Bayard «t.; fine rd oors, hot-water heat, fe oe peormns. Sie bath. hare uble flat of 4 rooms. bath. slate sinks | >L. . Mr. a oe oe ee ee” ven rooms, hot-water 5e6! mie m brick. in first-class order: owner will _.-°**. Russeil poms, hot-water heat ries . furnace. electric; eut-o heater house newly pate mt. TSI “VERNON 4 : te , . . a 7 4 ri — tit .onfn ns 4a ad i j yeariy rentai $1680 rent has Deen > ow; rey 00 rane : . . . ~eemenaite ae . . “. A+ : MA tarocgh s.. © eas” a — >es8 : . 4 out: - ee: ty — for 2 years. in geod conditio: . oe . ~— - igpee » NE TEA! DOTS t «a » reom even reems. Rot-water 26a., os: ry [yr Yer Nit SF —.. ' OTTO TIETIENS. 722 “heetn ut : "RI AN 4016 Chouteau av angi 2 cars ot 1oOx213 — : > , : , : s ” p , : ; = 3 oc . : = ie s _ as - _———— — —_-—— eA erga rie mee oe - : es 5 wi! ac — Z : s is aan — = t = Tis y cm a now oe ' em ont _all | .- eer ; ; = =. 28ne Park ae IQ 1 “WYOM. NG -—4503 Wasi ington. 11 moms, 3 ndigusthtendiies tn an for " eyrpac® > ALi PH INLAUE, ~8 } Rw ae ae = “is oer : me by , = oe 4 : ee Se ee y . " . ad 24 bain Steam heat spieadia ter soard > == 5 buy 7, . 4 Centra » > , ive 47° : : ‘ ' ‘ ae , i : : ; . ‘2. : ba [ ’ ‘ : > a+ ae . ing r : r. ean . a : ‘7 ng? %, a Pan pnt LE FLATS 1 E Ric iT. 0) i Tee nS ee 5 nt _roume. hot-water hes : | : on fi * ai ome a ts a=. C4 twood Ds Th niy $1 3 t: the rents u ois oms, hot-water heat. eS SW ASSIMATE, = Chestnut ) IN : "at LLING—@-reem, slate-roof brick: rent | Main 3640. Fourth and Pine. € . - Pt £ 2 I @. ~ Se ‘ 7 ip | _ 42g rT ar” Ses “ t = ne ‘ : ster . Py | Der no onth ; 4700 west: “re for rooms — — ae rca . : : , ; oa o ; i ‘ [ 4 s i . a 7 -~« so i us “0 ‘ " — a; 4 ~ 4 , 7 ’ ; iw : . h- 3 ' ; . 2 “ag 2 K . tre? ? y . : ~~ ; PI) 4 LOOKS REAL ~O th 529 PERSHING AV : = 3. 00 LAFE : "¥, 312 Wa ht Rid Pa 2. painted, fn dition, » fo “ce ; rooms; for terms see own- | : | jieace 8. lm RENTS, $3720 ae 2H. BEOOKS BEALTY Co. 107 7m 4539 eee BAPE AGENCY, 312 Wains Papered. painted. fine oc 5 wc on ee RORT 7 . — eth ~ — 2 anes ae . corner . - ALL for $. nly ) cash: rent $101 fweire rooms. 3 * : os SESIDEN ©2494 Tu | 7 | - : ighiberhood; ¢ ne — i ; ls; . orte tuced te PRIC E $17,000 ARLINGTON, 291 4-/ “brick flat: 200-6 Varren, Oc st 5 ae > 3 5162 Vernon : 7 &4: TF rood condition. mn brick at. ais reom co ith HOT J no fe = > Pr EK $235 eee UULS£—4112 Delmar, 10-room brick, and : : , "- 2 : STEAM HEAT—IMMEDIATE POSSESSION pom ith elec a ‘ Q ' bath rent : od condition ~ oe = 44 “> Stele —" * re: 86700. $1506 cash. easy terms through. 5 See ¥ bet ; 55888 Etzel av. This well-built flat will -—--- . ——— rn WEST ST. L TRUST co “33 AladDam room and attic oe i men. OE ot . __ I i RE TY CO... 231 Title Guaranty | JOS . 2 . - 9 Hy Yr . thes 2d ‘ ou" Bb ; ondition . . ame : : ; oo , , . } = ea, "t r ee 4 » Te ‘ - «= ee 4 «s+ ? 3 : 423 ao — . - . ‘37 'o x cod sold today t —~s Sale sman there % a ~ aed , a : rae. uri ree : 73 » - od , S.cg. —_— own this home far —~——— er one el : viata Pans Oe oe oe e ACR) 2 i ron siee pin orch ang dou i. dwood fi: enameled , luding nierest uys 2-story -Tame, ; very ny and , 4 > —~ man ——, LBERT WENZLICi 1010 tnut. : ~trte: $1800 ‘le gare ric 0 * “4 P -] = ‘ac mains Geena | *, lent c n: $2500 23 Line re — Sa vensent ye e ted ~6F AMILY Al ARTMENT Ft. r Sin : st r ‘ ; fick ink wien nn ee —S ~ yg mn _Proorm ‘bri yg bath - s180c —— —— - . . . %.. eels . rat = corner . ° - ° owner. 1434 Blackstone. 4iBSDS Oh. Caz = SA’ ’ INGS TRI ST -€ 0. ‘ - q sestri edt need. ~ f° . 7 ~~ th ’ . ‘ ‘ : . n - -i an. ‘ . wales . LE=] c] i vi I ~ [ r > i a — is furna Da th i electric, FSs0, .ot ile wom yt etc ‘ot 100x147 . 2uxt ext 0 d . dbalane y epee ata 8 etnut. 1ses ; red to Ort a ie , sant €220 ~~ ert m rs m7 SOU) 5 1.@ ; > d : >-! +: . meonth!r "4 ents. . ’ - 7s ‘ — ee ee ee : ae , : ; - by £ rs. x é ~ r ee al Saree erence: Tent SO980; Kew | © Theodosia ay: modera: furmaccs. $3000 JOHN DOCKERY & SON. 1025 Chestnut. Ane poultry place, $100 ee. | See eoes 3635 CLEVELAND Tene; vental now $60 per month | Teac NCEY Pp SmtTn Hewson Realty Comp BRAN IS-PERRY- RUTH, 302 N. Sth st a — 2% _ Spring Av., Near st. “Louis — icon SS eee SIDENCE—2US5 1 | ne Sed | ee, eee me nh. fu : q tT - T TT. . ; a ize N A vor ’ 615 Walsh. 3-n ‘rane. tOilet, street tSON EB & RG. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut Raat Rare: ae Panag” Shi , ted fer high-class boarding or roomins ri yuting: iy ~ $30 900 t = ce 0 ; ission. sce rins ; ¢ at fra » fiat rer =>. ; bon. 2 c “On . ec Py A : > ans [)= ; ’ | . om ; ; oe ‘ : a — en - 4 Ps e — 4 Side re: iv a > ne peo ‘ , os 4 ali T1462 PERSHING Hi FARIS & nt oF : n =» te NORTH ' MS : : : :? : prac aily : Tm... 2G nd - ori ‘ stantial! : titu a : - _gootm bome hardwood DOU BLE FLAT BARGAIN rLAT—49839 Ss: Louis. 5 a! om - ~ Be oo tat a} > me a = acl let. electric me 2-room iraine, . -¥ SCHMITT RI ~ O86 Int Lot - ter hea> - y atifully ar- ; ERRY TERRACE sia. Sane ere ml —S ver 4 . ; soem Se aN So se- : 4108 Me “PHERSON AY. 61 ai 35 Plymouth at ~ nese each . $125 per month: price $9750 J. CONCANYON. 212 Waitm wright Bidgc_ eee nll oms, bath, gas, electric; garage; aski1 ts ath: good condition; ~ 1 cock, 3 room and attic frame: | S51. Post-Dispat . 582 L AF AY ETTE "rooms, bargain: owner will show, ———— mate 3333 * ster baat At 5661 and 5665 Maple; these 2-family DN + _verms : = in : HERMAN I 7B RESIDENCE—3341 California a well ~ ; Iwellin ms a tt RESID Lexingten 7 room tT ABLE ‘FOR IN! ce —_— : : 1 . $10 Sood for quick foom apartments just completed: harniwoodc vem modern =. otters’ os TERNON AV ia ‘ 2 al aS. " 2 . ‘ . - : . . \ aie ficers ficn beni. eautiful Gntuss. gas | Life Midge ____~_“FAJRGROUND PARK FLATS | gop ~ Eps stein jay Suished Dicflour voor Taree earage, STUNR, cgeeer ereene lot SoaEbO, Price | TEs VERCESE ee See | A with large rear vard of solid lawn; will have = “ : Fle alg ~ we . , - : : ~ ee ? . \ ane e4) er = _ - ~ >t r eee ii ZT -* . 7 = met rr) ms. Le a al a ; 2 — — 7 > " .o- SE en ‘ ‘ ¥ mit ; oT pt as 8 . . a “ C — a —- a! —_ > : q X , » *,> Westm! neter. west of De Baliviere; 100 x = a! pWOOC [nright Q mom es , Ps. el . pe : a) rary r ina Beat. } i'worm! . b@autituli - _e : ; + -fO m PRICES REDT j ED ba ; es Be . HOHH Ala : 7 c 2125; low price; easy terms. Ei om Newberry ¢ = L. McDOWALL. 927 Chagtn ut. wa: 4608 % an rive aes six reoms ard ae splen@id — SALE OR TRADE for tf ut, lot *5x142 4H ER. SOLS NX. Sra 6654 Washington. 3-room ngalo~. 9.00% und HARRY REMSBECHER sos i. iL. $7800 Ny a MARTIN & PANGBURN, SAVINGS TRUST Cc eee £019 Labad iv.. S-d-roem flat, tile 6 Pershing. | n 9500 _ a ‘3 Rees iainite waa Te ee "page; Naw Chtheeat feu: Gee Oe eg ~~ fleers, sie - sr - Phone Cabany 4400 S733A_Deimar IMMEDIATE POssEsS —————————— | eens ee. _ . Seeeee, St | eee Wate, ee wae sue.) ReSIDENCE—3944 Meram 1 dand : ELSPERMAN LEONHARD? 1} : ll Westminster pl ¢ adi isso sin ty : 2 7 ry re re ee as — TC _ 4 — = me Lz as Sr ok - 7 , : a aa ate 4 > : Pas a wits Vu . . 4 ‘4 . e J ina : 4: , ah tera: or a *.? ‘Sut? oA — ——-—- - — -—-- ———- Sa FLL} = RU’ T ft “Ty. CALIFORNIA OWNER t to $i 000. ef light and air: furmace. bath. hardwood $1000 Cc a ANC E he RMS , : : = we or +- ' . , a. ~~ gps aS? fleors: 2-car earaze | : Beautiful : ie Looe eating plant : -™ ee S gahiettens et a: gap ene : RESIDENCE ne CO. FES Chestam 25 per cent ¢ rok L > 205 N. or separate furna~ sntiie ait = r Sarah “4 | ar Grand RESIDEN aa Hie. : + nena dese é ' _JOST.MILLER .. E. coO., 6 N. 9th oe gage . sean ’ a ee i} ' , : . coms, furnace ME ORTABL ; : - Porth and Pine {era , ; * VERY : . ist Wes sion five i rm coal ee cr an : ; : Ris I . h ' i ric limits .; 30000: make appoint- 423° ots a “4 iv. if : ; et as ane — = — _ : — > 2 Oo} > ec = , - : a -_ ‘4 >+) : : Rea a - . én — Fe ‘Orn ve me . - Yk 4 “ 4396-38 West Pine. 7 and 8 reoms. nart- FJ. CORNW! L212 : NEW FAIRGR PARK FLATS gaxx Pershing: 9 rooms, 3 bath : SeERDIES «E > lowa ern brick of ! ge eS Ee EA. GANSS, 9 N. 7th. Main 4873 SaviNes TRI aiso ay , Waterman Av. 6.Fam! weed flowrs, tiled baths, r for 2 ca C? Ty ae hy — = . fF anc Ww « al 3° dos: n >. « OM ST i . Antes ST ME WN * sono —* . er neat, Bardwoo-l > t pL: 10: . hot-water me gp eT = a - | beth electric —_— S = - WINDING uP ESTATE » es: 6 garage ot eaxl ae at WALTER JONES BR. E. (O.. 618 Chestnut. "om doublk ba th Darate furnace _ . © garage 3-5 .. x 518 N. Euciid: 8 room Ut) Aas 7 ea me age RE DE Nt E LICK > > . . lot SOx t00 basen’ eam perty ’ ee WEST END — : a -~ JAN. MOF Pr" é, } oo : A i 4 marn ~IIns Bee i ‘ + 7 a> 42 . f - , : " ° NEAR GRAND AND ARSEN a 7 ER ce — . —— — . . -* DEWENSTEIN. S16 Go . r * Ze¥IRI GC TRUST "18 * SINGLE FLAT—3845 ENRIGHT NORTH ST. LOUIS FLAT LS oe ee ee ee 109 THOLOZAN. 3961-—New Sm. residen gd ym gh gd eg me 7 — 3 ee WESTMINSTER é ‘ “9 ROO Ws—3 B. HS 5 a : “ " — + —— : mm —_ Pe 4 a ~ ; ‘ ’ ar? . — - >> . ~~ . - ‘ 43% Te. . . a . x +6 ae we -4 BS cae z > Beautiful fat: senarate a —_ heating 49xx NORTHLAND AV. — ' eens oN cone: . eee S18 — stu , “wen ae ‘ tied “=. ope nae : ' EP ge . = Seautifu. home ' . pi oe Re ‘ 4 . ~ seen oteete | : = . Po 3 IMA ~~ i N7 ’ * i“hest : . ra on > ea = : - “Ost , at ' e , ' ° ‘4 . Ris ~ty i. * . E , ° ° . =x » = 4 : ar — : ye ' “— ee : 3a 73 4558 rpc a E : * v4 ‘ a 74 y - ~ : "an oS — RL NT NN ay AP I ls ae te * “bh “st (nut ° ~ - . - " De = a "tT 7 are — OY - : ut : , i) : , ~ ite, . a ‘ ena . 2 Vw I : ‘ ’ + . . = Te ° >t 7 “ ; . > 29} a . - _ . " a tA si) " 7 , . a Py - ee gee : — Ti : ° - c . = ; y entra!) a -~ : ; : 7 . a re . ‘. 4 : moan +n ‘ im wi pe 20% er — . a6 & at? . “EY > re EA TH. . : bee nd : . \res 8c ‘nce : a ee Double Apartment mat: orice 30008: |“ Sag PLOC ae aso. acini | ag tMEDIATE POSSESSION. | HEMMELMANS-SPACKLER RB. E. CO “Moric. admision by tard oni’ also cor "ptaeaable at $10.00. For aa HOME BARGAIN—WI nwt. AS, N. Broad RTH SIDE FLAT BARGAIN en tric: new garag ' machines _ = a ran march = building oaay 712 Chesenu 7 é 4 ; Rent $3240—Bareain —T% cc ip emmmnetcn 045 es av: lot S0C807. 8 twoeiery fat ZEGIDENCESUOO S Ewing mente | S00t SONG: Grace cn pcunnie n $224 FLA D 4V_ [eames > | 22 Sheotees_ nis | 5925 DE GIVERVI @ . xt ‘een rooms bathe ; } q JM LEV! &@ co. 109 N. Seventh st._ Ene 2 a taseus are: cenatanth . = eos oo 8 Dargain a irnace: Ls . . x - ? , ~ “ _— —o- ; nd “ ~ . + - me Re splen 6g si ng he 7 aoe ' * x ir ry ¢ Py -- f. ‘ H . | , ~ 3 oe : ba cs b rm — is = A ~ o~ \ie RTS 4 At ae | Rr “? ag c li : 4865 » Ft Ww NTS ,IN - _— — cara, & In North Parkview: new and very modern wet ownsta ? L E BRI KR FLAT. $6500 — eT — BARG HOME _BRADI t QUINETTE. 706 Chestnut. 4318 Cates. 7 rooms. sun parter ual xcrt = HE. .TH «Sie f room ’ = a th bed and LAT—Doubie. 3 and 3 pi os 209 N° New Aye eating 129 Rus : T eicestintibaniesiies 1 calumaaiedes diene an _—_ EE FM 8g ee nl , . r : — ae . R-. ‘ost patch — “ m 2 be = 3 .. ee fentitin yp S554 3 IWELLING — 2739 Tamm a1 —y em oamalineg - as av ~ 3763 Westmi | mag 4 He ME B ARGAIN Dw és Auss ~ Ten x a ie se ee Shoe wate wa $1000 cash, valance like rent. ae SAS. oe atiful vrard: | 25 _ aiicy 4 ' 1426 Cera § some beth. i interna . e W est re: | ——~ 1919 Chestnut o>. a eemdition. price right peice. Oma ca | : 7 >: ans adi : ' SML Gravo: JOHN GRETHE @ Lt Int. Life Bids MODERN 6-K00y oO sie > Serie a we by - ESiD! ro — = — oy ; Bastrox.t TRCsT comMP. the rents. Detailed it of "erie ” ey a> tae Be wo ; ; eet pr “~ en .7390 " — = —_ vite a... ot Fs nou ’ — ae To Ps / rooms, bath, cure. 3~ - ba . ATLOR TR! 4474 E DYAS SHE! E at. Ne " ~- , _—— . —— . a+ : ' : : =. " . en rege ee " - a ag 7 4a , . he * - ‘ " ‘ - = 4 pee a . .-. sawrt 2. : . orice S50) Le 3" We ; . mt se ? a eonre ae fiat: inquire » 3 =e ms. % ce res. ) rooms a 5 2 —oe : Sk on 5a 4 — AN XY § WITT RP 0 , — , . O63 ETZ j THE FINE INCOME o~ wre =e. Sere) \atura rid me , ~ : and 3 nee eo . ; y REMSRE ; 7 : ner ef H AV—ij ROOMS am Rae Et! a ne * 23: Ss Oe bs naa 3 eae 5m —— oo peut ———— vas $ Toor 406 het - eter few, 6310-6314 CABANNE AV) po Se a ae ee ame Pesider ) Peet oat | ENCE 2027 Clifton ev brce, 6 RESIDENCE Small: © reums: hardwe SA OE SE -- IN NORTH PARKVIEW oo a tn ihe BLIN sT. tie uate SEG Gee ae DAN] 3 , , cand 322. ! e z . ~ (ep | DENCE; ILS BATH. FOOT. wwe § BLAKE & PRO. 915 € tS THOUGH JIUST UNDER ROOF ; wont itn st - ems ; rials iain etna. » he _ ‘;rand yf a: : ‘iain —— ‘ vise a ; — vmnaiitaiaiain Boa» at e THREE? ae Ps — LL-BUILT 4-FAMILY APARTMENTS, FLATS—RBarsa: . tion: 2617-25 | t v1 h eT wh Beaut : * iar let ast right siz | louse “GS gp ad gy a Pe ee lashed teed eee Ge ee io “VER Ss 5 L : oman sum reom. with bed: breakfast room. . ch st vne pre ‘erme ariwoed flo (hroughout enh din > ben fx — +h :, : : paca AY mr pe “ eg Pent cr Rest: t J9xilos : CNC ; = 2 HEA ry 4 * i41 leGire —— garages. with beat. in Cabanme ar. rt, sh Se ; wm HTE at - DW KTHS. , ; ef P «at ’ ws @. Areas taht ’ “ = , — pa Oe! >the Mirage jin ina | -— aa ; ett bath dutidings . ue! garage Dduildings for . ~ ST a an 2 one we oe ~ Sante ng non aaemccescggg ee — ew > ir adenien a: ' ' rol TN O.. TLS Chestnut ; : «tte rh. taute butl ail i : ee og 2 = = — nyo gic bath cn ae gy, eS ove in, fro : : on ve 1573. wnen Av. & | Low “eS—EASY TERMS LAT Fiortssa: ' } Lye ie. a. ASOD) —— ———_—— ia 2 Room 301 F ) -_ To Sy ———— 9-room brick. newly painted MIGHT TAKE PART TRADE. A electric, tile baths: rents $1 19 - i E—9-reem. furnace Su FLAD—s3500 IeRIDE — “ 1382 | : m % 7] *. SPLENDID INVESTMENTS | —_' Rae = ich fox } ee ee aoe evenings 951 Lyn : ent 1% Pyro tang gna ‘Tooms. furnace and bath: newly painted rice S$6aGu0- ; $30 a sae = ‘ ' . ae = rooms. > ot '4x t wode — ~eeidere , > ae ans — , . | : Daa ¥ Ten | , lar : .. ” hen. ttle sam . Ga¢@ cecets cecer will 3OGOP McPherson av. @ : = | a ; eens il re easy terme. woud floors: a furnaces: lot 32x140- TEATH. S28 ¢ SGROVE @ SPECHT 112 ae Se Sa athe, electric, $500 cash or 730. na, bach ments S140 vean a 3235 Peng ee rt (NN hel rge corne SS eee os ey EE $6500 _WILL be rs , _ 4418 DELMAR |! P Ar 4 e IS? «Cy i ; ase if Arn : : . : - ’ ti ; at y 4 “eye poe, > . se or >, 3 , amd 7 reeme: harni- Sarden. Webs 6-ROOM“ BRICK DWELL ING . ae St nod ¥ mine ; ra _ y , nm : [rz . : ’ : . . . - an , . it i ss : ] a - ‘ Teg _ON ete _ ase TERMS oT \r EY ah RTMENTS RED 1 een ee. rtth " ne peol, on acme “Out trictiy : : fn 4 Da: fOME WwW Prin ts — cs W "2 te PRUE S-HNELL K. Es se & Ee - EMP LE “PLACE. . "ma .o, uo rick. lecat et ; a ; mrt rith »b :' ol Oo 2 : j pleenir ‘ M ®; @ ‘ , n “o = > — , , , BS S.cooem medern trick Sem, 720 Third (Delmar oon new 4- 3-232) ' : , " ey ad etectr , . . . : a ay pe . ' , eta : trios : . ‘T) « — ~~"; a ees : ‘ “3 Qui : Se) : . ra nienmc : . a s) — nem tas 2 Poet -Dtg: ry .e 26). 5 4 — ‘on room at ~ _ , hargaan at So300 eT eo 9628 CLEMEN Second Delm Garden), 8700 cs - —- — : ' a rr. e« . - ~ ee ——— — +5. , . 2 ; ais. ji ny Senn a aed nt sone “ , y : ’ : “ Pe weet on Debnar: 2-family. 6 ; 32) ; “maFRi TY eui-Dufl — Soma ut. a—VRiy Sis ¥ balance mes gg oe ANE SS mone _ —_ nant wit 7 a ugh. or 2. MA . * er i. aati see roome bn ta KAN ey ims. rent So ar oD iN . EST) whe to Uys Z Ores nm , rt Tae CL en ‘ , ~ AN A ' i be. i ae i+ “nene Cabany 444 = . . . S780 Kimesbery. @-faretv. 4-3 reoms 3! SOO : = fF =NT : On ma f ~Or : POWER GROVE HEIG'TS RESIDENCE ‘ ~ == : Titislieheneteieseninisietimrediaasisiteceindtehteiia sa PAG E Vv “TT i 34 co. saad liax Lawe, 4 and 5 reo 12.500 a : — — ie oe . ¥ 2 st ~_ 4 — -AGaiwMns £& OR OFFER WANTED . tf! Lf : a2 62° ? . “heetnut 7 . ‘ v7 wa? % . 7% ; ~ ms ; . . ’ ™ . . . : ; , , - tat H LRTFOoOR i> , . a hot = racer Jenne and . Pauae ~xsRS. bath, -. Fae) —— S : “ at ' r 3 + : } — = > - , iia ch. latest qQuipment in ; , -- , 4010-42 LACLEDE AVENUE ; we 3555 jUNTATA. 0 eee” 2 atin s. tu — -& her lowers t . lights, all strost OWNER LEAVING CIrrr ype ng smcrgen csi , . . amily 7... . ms stientain ‘ , won ful _ - o . ) fa ; \\ . - private plac r ware — w _ sx >. SACRIFICE THis. SPLENDID FLAT nee hte — ' — ne Ld i - | a naar —- nent mars . : lla" | fi :, f att niaeée z. addr Bos rel be J ss € @ and T reems, Bath. gas. electric Witt > Fane a "LOL -dkt : r - : - pros ae . ll > ul DER . . ' = S ont Dispatch | tweo furnaces: cearage fer two care a Seatac — silbatiteraies , . te once os ‘ be TJ -— a ond im % ee - _MORRIS AACH R a SS (Cheetnat ur ‘ . 2 | deere SR Cat: rice oly $1300: Many ant all otter matern conveniences. cine brick jp STR ATR Sivtor Tes | Bewutifat not water te . Sest houses, 3 os Sens —— _ = = - sone — cmon ar : ; : safe in [men =n = : a Te ents : ee " . sar: =rhe “eo : . 2 ir ree _ & atcago Grice $10. 000 4540 LINDELL | 5 ya ee Aone | RESIDENCE —T teemay bach, SIGE oe, | owe Salk. aww Se Admi rabl ly designed, _5um:.2"": “™ : a ac 2 fam : ails , iamnapet 7 be ’ P 7 —. RESIDENCE —Moa amg ce a a Reautit en reoms and four datha ee TER. Olive &: iN 4 marnge: Sret-ciass eonditeen - ° BEAUTIFUL BUNGAL ES $4 7 : a oe tae, | Fia ap and 3 dows ——— . bod Bree adition; Compton BUNGALOW RESIDENCE Cautilyu lly Si ituated, _ ciuws. ‘ . a ~ 2 me = —a —- -_ : a os - ; a t-w wd 5963 WOODLAND sane a = . snk | B852.54 Martie: av.: lot 40195: 4 face, _Pe =-Disps = Giurict; cheno. Bes “28 i «om ; zanna mpra' nye: priced, (One bieck serth ef Piymeuth > wae |e = : : “N. 9th and targe pores Cweor weet, 5795 WESPMINSTER Fear reome end sum parter. third fieer weet lttemediate Ree OT Phe $756 MAPLE AVENUE S reercms a : .—— and eg@ parier, 3d eee eS erate “ia a*erneen or Sun- ’ + t.cgawary and Bas _ = sad turn weet Kdward IL. Bakewe!] LT" ~% *.T 2 Pie) ait ¥ {rreer : - ———_. Nitin =a - 7 IRTY . , o 4am) " 4 reoms. te ‘ast word ." a . 5355 . er. » Ss ete Ne soe tow ns _ " MSN. 7th. I - . : _, 7 . e . | ~ ' ervin ne Pig J ‘TT - lg { + ' ’ : . ef rh ee - ~ . ; . TNER REALTY TRUST <o,\ ‘age. ‘o St. Chartel se

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JOB poc87 10078 ae | 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today: 2 - : a nee eaters _POST-DISPATCH. ie ia BUSINESS CHANCES ee JONI ¥-—3200 for quick — ANY business sold: FARMS FOR SALE | FARMS FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE | r— aaeniony WANT party with some capita) to help or- : - ange. if i a gaies company for the mise00 RI INVE . 0! eve — First-class. Milssiesipp! Missour Wyoming | MON I Y TO LO ns N |IBUSINESS CHANCES|| sca: Ems. SeSstey ie Se ol density gin compression of cotto1: bave AU TO ACU CESSORIES—S800674 a get aAY— “RY—lIn food location, a * 93 - Ac _Hialiock, 14°92 Met‘ausland av. _(ci9) Roberteville, Mo. ; er. b J YARMS—6 farms. B., Fredericktown, Mo. — ge er He epee eA ee al — Try ‘ Ir TOL are or the market for a farm. leit COTTAGE—11 cre clos Camo anne. c AMERIC AN made toys and nove! ities; manu- —— —__ —__—___ FARM 140 acres, near Owenrville. 7. i 99) me anow just what yo wan:; ‘an velt GE. 1M ncres. Pee "senda: on | facturers and homeworkers wanted ‘ - | $100.000 | CORPORATION wants - oj zclusive | ag Bn = = = involee ty : ts = «4 ot isf u in size end mrice. Hensy C. Xailids- , “ee ; | Make barking dogs, wagtail pups, bathing . e old | _o a? me — “chile par will sell or trade, Owner, 52°0A . Garfield. ME Ng Valley Park, Mf: * a $50: easy terms. Box 0-190, Pb. -D. | H emmel!l man nN) -_ Spackler R. H). ( ‘0 | girls, est es ar ang ad liberty statues, | to all At ierchants. Demonstration means | CENTRAL EXCHANGE, 205 — = raxre 7? hy a pet x. Re, | gis ® capitols, wild animals, baseball players, | edbitthtee we _= *s 306 — ae $16. uires AUTO REPAIR—C ompiete Bes pneee -_—- ERY—The best piace . ; equipment; best paying - TION 106 z. 68% miles south FARMS—Three: “sell. or trade, H. Gellert, | MINSOURi FARM---Fine 40-mcre river tot- 2 iF —-{ rooms; ouybulidings: ail binds : = sage Treason for selling. Box Pa z Fn r ; Banton des bo enT—And toe ‘cream 3703 8. Broadway, Sunday or week days. tom farm on eat 1c; sul: _Evreks, F ARM—160 acres, ail Nghe mops « | tmprovements: fine for sur:mer resort; .ea- | 2 miles from De Soto, rice $9600. sonab'e. Mr. Weatkine. 905 WN ' ae nished for manufacturing: thousands ~e~ eee ae terms. ; artmann, 310 th st.: venter. {- ' . ; : 2 am . germs: _A"C. Hartmann, 3108 N. 1th at. | Vente ace ders, placed: wholesale. season starta now;| \"- ' *\PERT MAKES OVER $100 | AUTO TIRE and vulcanising Kama GaMPECTIONS RY, And co Sivan — > " , YT wD C — a~ ‘ ° ¢ . . ‘ 5 ‘ARM- omen ig gh ae, acres, A | | eed” hookers. “PLAC —E— New | ae | THE TRUTH ABOUT FLORIDA . © MONEY WANTED bet lag Raw gpa ena . a Christ. | | Accountant, cashier, 0 office manager, take oR ne shop _‘n city. Bomont a, 4311 Nort g001 bottom’ land. Apply O41 Ss" Suburban. | soll: price $790; near St. Louts and ratl- You've heard of Florida as a winter re- . P Ht. L a a s |MONEY Wtd.—I ban to sell $4000 first deed | only if mean besinese; prokeectis and cata- | $550, 000 Her ‘nal selling campaign; capital A at ener Aik SHOP— Me be >. FIONERY—And tee n cultivation: w rade for St. yu! > . , . orida has pitfalls as well as advantages. : $$ 5 | 17 crt, > y to eae "| man to take charge of office being opened 000: 3 = 4 ———a- m po burg Mo or |, First deeds of trust made from our own 417. Pose- weaemicm, __.....|in St. Louis. Applicant must be an age-en- ~ Bi REPAIR GARAGE, $4 ‘ Tt JONERY—lce “ervam Pp {investments sive upstanding indivicual, who can show a Battery Station, $1000: te ot q 4 cash; other business. s- } ~ 9) . aa? real estate. 707 Carroll st. Ca) | BA oarres 0n eine ferry. 4-room frame; Get the straight facts. | funds for investing our own money: every j || 1 - a one a conservative loan, made to meet the CAP IT Al. desires su! stantial E record for honesty, , i suffsien , ()) \ ars outside Eurove. Address North Europe | f© Sues reilabitity and sufficient. | Confectionery; West End: $¢5gme ¥ oadw ny t KOTSREAN, 01, _722 Chestnut. Main . 1195. pte res. 6-room frame. electric, dairy i Angie tema Lar ttle bad = 8 nt a LLM | $300 to $12,000. Call and eee prneee g: Trust Co., 58 Victoria st, . Lond lon. _Engian i Fe pa wy ogee fo. handie large funds. Must tigate: termes. OU, = NERY T—One | FrARM—Heaithful spot; fine for home, | barn, poultry sheds, 100 fruit trees, plenty soils. crops, conditions pontine Ss Slag or phone and have our representative call HAVE $3000—and services, for substantiel, has umuniieiest +P legen yg —_ bh amet: Confectionery, light grocery a aa PEcti« “jocation 7 ne _ sone raising, dairy. 8700 Gravols, 2d ' ; ‘. — irom. jo oe catteait mais ms chben ras aS =: Pianae . o e tod and renew : a and on you. MOU ve ITY ast ST co., paying busines. Box F- 231, Post- ‘Dis. _ | satisfied customers. taste’ qdverilsing caret. : sal e cCULLO “H. “to! Pale J ‘res, 4-roo _ De 5. Fons rida, a! nion a t ) : " : tes ; $2500: Sie — mt eern f ee ene SUSAR. _ near Meramec River, $6000. dependable, reliable guide of untold v I : d deed P aes mmm OF on 2 i or ‘ ‘ i ~— , ent ed "TI ad 00 SUO 1estnut St $15,000, 3 years, on new building on! catalogue. Middlebly-Marshali Oven Mfg, | BUHL MINING COM PAN’ | right. Box B-350, ‘Post. 7 | E - any pay rent. 6311 Gar sroce, 20 head cattie, span of mules, | ——_______—~ sell 100 acres without bungalow Se ee ae eee s atten mel | 20 ae cet G-cecen bone possession | - Box _F-350. Post-Dispatch. eee a % aOR ‘Washington av., near 28th st. {Ce.. 608 8S. 6th st.. St. Louis, Mo. (c3 | | ts x 3t)/ ——_———_- =x Il | anak 000. 3 years. on new building on Wash- | CAPITAL SEEKERS—Submit your finaz.c- + BIG POSSIBILITIES ar st with buildings ; NERY Doing good « r * a TIO —— BAN ER SHUP—J chair: 7 ys ness, factory trade; A RM—For sale or trade, 120 acres, wel!- : ~ - — uo Ww “ oe R % re 8, P-330., Post-Dispatch ee ee | “ero ground, pg ne Rnwmnrndd ga tage oo _ - ington av., west of Jefferson. { ] Be SAFE INV E “MLE N 4 Oo. - W. Schaefer, KR. KR. ~, St. ie ——— $2200, 2709 Shenandoah. | 1}! $8000, 3 years, on business corn ne problems to Amster A. Leonard, First Sj ve Mo '80 ACRES, NEARLY HALF TILLABLE; _ > | D | er renting | Nationa] Bank Building, Chisago, lil. Bis | | i TREE! HOU sE—Six poorka, bath, basement. electric, ie y Ou Need Money ? | bend $1800. This is a good south end cor- new and unique plans wili iit2-est you. | 66 fe eee in ms. oe aoe he opposition. Alex Geigar, ] q opts Wasdestal lea | , ed fo desires to se 2 € an ote es 4 playgrounds; good | BAKE RY—W ‘holesale, 4 3 ovens, 1: : ls g327 >. a a frinks ¥ARM—40 acres in cultivation; under “hog- | 150 BEARING PEACI S. | " eR i, Bk Rwy Leet are lance monthly; | 5- We Make and Buy $37 50, 3 years, on West End 9-room brick | CASH—By my system I can sell your prop- $15,000 of its stock for expansion only. Com- erty, business or invention anywhere in pany has no debts and has accumulated a tools and fixtures. inci ir _HERMAN \ PAUL 17 "Soft — we a? 1124 dale, Mo. ato See + i f= ' inc ane 159 acres, impro- ed. $6000: 5 miles to completelir farnished - 30 till | & TProtec ead, oU acres A-~ | N Py ’ We will sell movable bake ovens ) {) | } , Saran. | 6% LOAN S F R SA | teed satisfactory; terms to sult: write for | Write; will stand OMPANT. Jaton. et ee ~ wire fence; 3-room house; fine sprin 40 miles out; St. Charles County: $1500. | thie Sey See ents; trees. po Rig $i On: Fhiouse, bath. yp BPS avater, | SECOND AND THIRD DEEDS Hl ho re » a] . olan te Sw puss. 1636 McLaran av. te) | 4 miles to village high school, grade school | station. HILDEBRANDT REAL ESTATE ||| — Re ae ae 02,000, 2% years, on choice Locust st. | —_ 28 at 8% Brennan, 3008 liar- surplus in past 18 months. Directorship va- : hear; sprinw watered: wire fenced pasture: | CO.. Valley Park. Mo. aa Wy .. wet 7. We also have several E >| 4 " a° /Cant to right man. Would consider.services | BAKERY— oud a i FARM—8s0 acres; 40 acres fenced: 25 acres nice woodland; 70 plum trees. 12 cherries, | 617 N. 8th st., 7th floor. PRE gn am es = od seconds which | CHICAGO manufacturer selling hardware! With such an investment. Box A-3O8, P -D. bella —Good South Side 4 “Po cleared; 2-room house with porch, 2 out- apples, grapes. some berries: small cottage, | | Olive 2121. (c89) FRANK OREAR SON I REALTY Co. | products to the large jobber is looking for | —ervecenrT :- > = i fo i ng, bargain; terms, sir ay 1d t -—, - buildings: good spring near ea: vrice | barn; all $1200; helf cash. List free. LACY | « x= __ Olive 476 388 Arcade Rid , additional lines suitable for this class of U NI SU AL OPI ORTUNITY @qttan. a. i ST ONERY igars. soltings $700; terms if wanted. J. . Willis, own- |B. B. COGHILL, Farmington. — Mo. ____ (e83) | N N = a : 2. “ business. If you have any article of merit! Long-established St. Louis manufacturing bAKERY AND RESTAUI ’ =, ; good reason 0 FA RM—$20 cash and $5 monthly without | 52 acres, 35 miles from St. Louis; auto- | ‘LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’TY please write us, giving full “information. Ad- wide demand, has po for aggressive _Box , F-225, Post- Dispaten. oi “ CTIONERY—Acrosa, str | | MONEY WANTED Pace P . dress Mr. Jean. 839 Tribune Bidg., Chicago. | man, 30 to 40, with sales ‘or mechanical BAKERY —Good & South Side loeatlons” _ airdome; fine Vv. | = ew real baranin. 5% O01 Easton a\ | | interest. buys 40 acres unimproved Mis- | mobiie road, near schools. store and church | | souri land. Price $320. Some walley, good and railroad: all in crops and cultivation ex. | sienna — ONEY supplied salaried people, furniture COMMON LAW trust agreement, bylaws, @bility, to become actively interested as di- lines; shop and store weil | | GUARANTEED FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST. investment of $7500 to $10,000 re-| excellent business, sacrifice $27pg) NPECTIONERY—Ice cree m 218 Good a ee title; 1% miles railroad. Bargain. Cheuv-/ cont about 10 acres timber and pasture; well | owners, quick; confidential. 1842 Railway minutes, complete, sa any legit imate | recor, Pane Bell er Grats, BOU-dcre ick arm | perce true. palhes: Src ,aPring water, 3| Selld pate, 864 ne: out-of-town, | tnan' double value: amounts 91000, $2000, | «exchange Bldg. (o62),| business | sntorprise: 4g °Gal Svar Where: e retiritee “ta sdenshe ‘Bist tems: ta Boles Dee | ene ee oe SMgars. bakery moods and | -FARM—Sell or trade. -acre stoc arm ac eS ruit, eaches. plums, pears, app es, | bc ily Cc unday: minimum 2 ae of health, \ place; bargaih; no agents. - 4 | MONEY Wtd.—$2000 on my 8 fiats. Box dustrial Loan Co.. 714-716 Chestnut. (cS) to competent auto mechanic, a_ fuliy _WVUEUNTLEY CU. “Fisher Bldg.. Chicago, _ ee — a . eae R c ee BAKER} D BUILDING i — CONFECTION HR —Lively Grand , j oe en ne ety, ln ee ee | ey 8h hi Hy +. > BS - en ere | | el ance at 5 per cent. Box A-233, Post-Dis.| real eatate Box A-86, Post-Dispatch. FARM—B50 acres in cultivation; : wh | wee oeoce P-535, Post-Dispatch. LOANS—O a. ae ee equipped auto i h b : — _ P-535. 1 ispa' é . “2 iture and planos: 2 ad repair shop on best thor-. 4ar frult; good improvements; for sale or|/40 A. LEVEL TILLABLE LAND |MONEY TO LOAN—$3500 to $5000 to loan | S—On turn p per cent | oughfare in cit t > > y money-maker sacrificed; re | corne: rovosition trade for fiat; south Side.” “Cal RE NEW FORD CAR, TEAM | 593 ity property. R.A. WISE, 3d floor, ICSE, Ye eee Sut Dae. | ghemen’™ complying with State law: esay oughfare in city: Ber O16 Pepe |. a REAL PROPOSITION lively Broadway territory, come gore: beet vee. setiafaction: om & caltah” dain aia A! 1000. Box _ .. ee unicipal Loan, | a ' A real money-maki: r ti -$7 -j . -Dispa ‘Broadway. f popitry, cow, harness, wagon, tools, MONEY TO LOAN—First and second deed MONEY Wtd.—$5000; first deed on flats; #01 Benoist Bldg., 9th h and Pine sts. . (c56) | GU INTO business for yourself! We'll st art) for some live tf ‘with Rca Lope eee | ment. ___ Box _F-376. Post-Dispa re" ment. Box F-76, Post D ? ——— owing crops included, to quick buyer: this ” worth $9500; clear title. Box A-226. P.-D. | IF YOU need fror you: No big investment, but conscientious | tive ability who can finance an automobi! BAKERY—Good retail bakery, tally : ECTIONERY—A fine © cs i } J need from $5 to $80 quickly, quiet- | work will mean splendid future. Harrison | franchise in St. Louis 4 aap 0 oe | with machimery; will sell ¢ fe “helghborhood: no competition; ‘ sale. Call at 4146 West wv 5 a day; aged owner rett FARM—For sale “or exchange, 90 acres, Pr of trust made; reasonable charges. me Be. A + 60 cultivation: 4- room farm ogg nag beat at og gue pas JOHN H. ABBOTT, 103 N. Eigath. | MONEY Wtd.—$6000, on flats and stores Jo- | ly and confidentially, without security, Co., Cincinnati. QO. ‘known make of high-class automobi! that : - V i i ’ Iz aulomo es u ye Post- at | a Bakery, 622 Broadway, - : , terma. Box A-169. 15 bottom; on Mer Ito railroad market town, few steps to schoal, | MONEY TO LOAN—$20, $3000. $4000, cated on Unton bl, clear title. Box A-225, best terms, easy payments, come to the > 77 Wygrerneer 6g 7 terms. Room 301 Fullerton fm , eaieres. wire- fenced pasture, nice city improved: no delay. Pollock, 71% )| Post-Dispatch. | nce 4 pt Co., 2081 Railway Ex- | HAVE $5000 cash to invest in | real business og is a ae Gales ‘1 NFEC rlIONERY AND GROCER > | ¢ ips « : _ : . - be hy -® cherries, first deed of trust, 6 | ga Bidg (c56) | out service. Box 0-361, Post-Dispatch. and this opportunity is being offered by a BAKERY ROUTE—Retail : Soy: doing goof business: ests ge thoroughly established; ‘retiring ' ears: low rent. lease. Cal Post-Dispatch, so y he Miller. 35603 Cass av. - —e ae 3 ES Wainwright Bldg. aa ____. | MONEY Wtd. —$7000, hange F ARM - SFTeR, EANGoMm ant ¢ MONEY to loan o : er cent, beautiful flat: excellent security. iM ON nae —$—$ ' Se i att dias deals Garwna. prairie, (perch, eeliar, barn. garage. etc.; all $31 n second deeds of trust to per c a |MONEY TO LOAN—Cash advanced on fur- IF you want small, established, money-mak- i ro ee pene rig Ag Bm ot capi. | ox P-$47, = UARHER SHOP For sale or trade aa CONFECTIONERY —— Geers private parties; no agents. Box A-100,| Box F-288, Post-Dispatch. niture, rugs and personal p , « r aoe propert wh 3s ; F ay aging — Cog RT ys he enh sag iy HRAUGHTON list, free Mo. (c) Post-Dispatch. (c)| MONEY Wtd.—To borrow $1850 on second | stored with us; 8 per cent lnteleat Bee oom a nea wt nave two. can’ Bonen EF taj able to invest. Box F-292, P.-D. way and Wabash Railroad. William Crews, MONEY TO LOAN on first deeds of trust at | _ ‘eed of trust on "eden St. Louis PrOreOD) num. Ben A. Langan Fireproof Storage | ba! ance exchange or note. C. C. Cham-i|~ © # © © — = | Call Monuay, 4205 Manchester. —~* ‘ maker sacrificed for $4 Wright Citv, Warren County, Mo. eae Oklah m | asd per cent. KAMP, 216 Wainwright. Olive | Pox A-258, Post-Dispatch. FFs (99) | Co., 5201 Delmar. (c62) | bers, S5550A Easton, _ BUSI | 4ARNER SHOP—Account old age) terms: tliness compels selling; FARM—For sale or trade for St. Louis prop- 10 a 342. as MONEY Wtd.—$750 from private ‘party, for | LOANS—L OANS—LOANS. — {IF you can organize a crew of live agents) ——_' SUSINESS WANTED __ Emmet st. Apply 1715 Alles. ADIES AN y _party. Box 348, Post-Dispatch. ie me sEMEN, quick dividends. We buy and sell high- vite Ss ai Ste, Genevieve County. Mo.. 65 miles south | hay, spring watered, wire fenced: price | MONEY 70102 0-282, Post-Dispatch. sd St. Louis; good road and near good mar-{per acre, with terms; also 160-acre. creek | OAN—$500. $1000, $1500, | es 7 omer i $10 kets and shipping facilities. Crops never | bottom farm, 95 acres in cultivation, balance | 2000, $2500, $2000, $4000. $3000 and | MONEY Wtd. $1000 for 1 year at 20. per NO INDORSERS NECESSARY. grade securities. Conservative manage- BAKERY Vi td.—To buy @ good rowing | fail; price $45 per acre; will subdivide. | pasture land: fertile black land. suitable | 5, upward, at lowest rate of interest. —— —- a ee x F-124. Post-Dis. | CAPITAL LOAN AND INVESTMENT Co.. ment. Established. References. Write makery store; trade only. Joseph ecker, | room. Lee ving y on accoumt John Herter, Ste. Genevieve, Mo. ' for all crops, including potatoes and alfalfa; | © J. REGAN R. E. CO., 72 Chestnut st. _ -- room oungaiow - JES. Room 1509 Chemical Ridg 808 Crosen Bid Keystone Investment Corp., | 1715 8. 10th Fea ea | Will sacrifice ‘tor 300 cash FARM—240-acre Missouri stock and 3rain:guitable for dairy; % mile to station: “J on obil 0 LOAN—We , have plenty | | ag Wtd.—31460; 3 years, 6 per cent; ' Eighth and “Olive. Phone Olive 8-5-6- )-6-8. (c8) 8 rozer Bidg:, Chester, Pa, «ss BAKERY—V eet Pitt tea. Ts ane aire Fars eS? sated sta e- ; e Be ONS—-$550 to $ GE. - SLATTERY. 16 N. &th ‘st. MONEY FOR Yop 7 Steady, well-balanced, aggressive man, business; reasorable terms. take Frisco.(7) ST. LOU IS EXCHA NGE, 700 Vie BARBER SHOP— 2 chairs, mo a - a south weetern corner: thie tively making money; four i cheap rent: lease: sacrifice pots le nec 1 AMERY—Firet- class, 235 'W PT RN EPRAL EXCHANG _ CREAMERY—Good — —— ane I will buy naan Re discontinued. B B-383, : “GENE ot amberger, ° Wall Bidg. (ea) ' MONEY Wtd. na you have $400 or more to | SOUTHE N LOAN & INVESTMENT co. n ue Ox 3 Post- Dispate h. 4201 Fair ay. | invest with gilt-edge security showing 4 406 Liberty Central Trust Bldg. | LARGE amounts for first mortgages placed BAKERY Good wetat? bakery fully equip- | BRASS FOUNDRY ia tab : corner of Wais! = . J u —Oild esta & Fs } Fine local - DAIRY BUSIN = $1000 cash; : by — 2500, zt cam See Eree te one. Goott | | FARM—9 acres: peti s room frame; barn | ee r4 noes av, Maplewood, Mo. | i and other outbuildings: Morganford and | gag «Pi ne na ao 8 ed = rea- | guaranteed return of 40 per cent, investi- Broadway and Olive st. | on income-producing properties anywhere “ARM-—Ten acres; 2-room bachelor house;! Seibert. HERMAN PAULE. 117 Blox. | South Side Saas ego mo bog orm seston. | gation is invited. Box F-319, P.-D. ei __Phone Olive &-5-7-9. (eR) | Send full details. International Discount | _Ped with machinery; will se!l cheap for Brass Polishing Wor barn, chicken house, 90 fruit trees, 4% | 7F we FET & oe ns private ee ee one Sate ve several first deeds | ————___‘c8) , 1270 Broadway, New York. quick sale. Call at 4146 West Pine or | 00d business. x BF s ton st.; lot 76°4%"'xl inclt FARM—14 1% acres Lemay Ferry rd.; a, given special attention; we negotiate M NEY W td. “ ha aa ts of $1000 to 'CEGALL Y Write 622 Broadway, Paducah, Ky. (7) Machine Works—Established 8 ek brick cottage; bath, electricity, ‘ moun uC e — : : watt a a SEE FRANK H. ALEWELI |’ tne organizing common law business lease; will consider active partner. - © 20 head of cattle, sheds, a bearing; berries, grapes; one-horse wagon; | gain for this, 9300, house, barn straight ed monthly pay ment louns. | ater res on Lem ~g| 2025 8. Sade met g 001 Gravois ay,| DETERING AGENCY, S647 Gravois. |If you are in need of money. Lo f | partnership companies organized by 1aw vers | rooms; rent $30; makes $150 over ex- Creamery—South Side; with ee ee has hot and cold eee ner or sell one-half interest on account of | ————— | Grand 6718 ctor 176. | $20 to $200 ce mince, | Sse Bot Comms l tr M 6} penses; price $1500. D 1L.| Garege, Filling—Northweat; = » @ne horse, two wagons fants. evee._ De Sete. Mo. barga “imited Bons is corporat jon with "80 | MONEY Wtd.—-Loan of $2000 to $3000, Arst| which is left in your own home ani not | —:—3a 8st LOCH, 4201 Fair. andy—lIce cream, cigars, small stedt » @@e who wants a nice Lb e I ~ : « } --- — -- -+— + —_— — - ——- + + ie ‘ FARM-40 acres, St. James, Mo.; nice 4- AL BERT WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut. | make construction loans|in St. Louis end| .deed of trust, on my modern four-fiat | whe ag Only requirements neeessazy in| LIFETIME opportunity for men with vi- | BUSINESS Wtd.—Educated woman, with © | Business on Wheels—Some mething | 4 for $4500: O° ie c nostnus st. oom bungalow, water in house, fruit, etc.;/ PaRM—12 acres or more. auto road: elec. | ; der any amvount! bullding; cost me $16,000; rents $2200; i. ef oans @re that you show receipts | sion and few thousand dollars’ capital to; _ children to support, wants best business | Sweet Sho High-c! toed ; Oeut z hd outbulldings: spring on place; will sell tric lights and city water: 6 miles cits | are contempliting | Will pay 6 to 6% per cent if private party. if ere furniture has been bought and paid| invest in going business. For full infor- | $600 cash will buy. Box_F-354, P.-D. Take L 4 Geod ~ : DELICATESKEN—And tea for in your own name; business strictly con- | mation address A. F, Snantz, Jackson, Ala. | ‘BUSINESS Wtd.—Have $1000 an oe ee ~~ 2 hess; must sell; leaving city. - wi ge Pe de Pete, “DELICATESSEN and grocery; . 0, 7 cheap; consider trade; 20 acres leyel/| jjmits: will build to suit building an industrial plant, hotel or large Box C-408, Post- Dispatch. ° ral farm; improvements, water, t, it “— ‘fidential, 2900 Market. Bomont 2494. (cf) Lick ANUF ’ ) vuit. $5000; ne at pig Oo B “wolf sdbwi BUSS, 1636 McLaran av. opartment As, 'G us for\terms. Box A | MOReS Ww yon WO gant on "ones bas poeehl MONEY TO -OAN LIGHT MANUFACTURING—Staple article | Post-Dispatch. with services. Box F-246. oe “to; Wear—Southweats © have other business. 6637 a nen | modern, whic cost meé ; L | > aaa” —— MAKE 91000 loan on seconds in county for | ago; want money for three years; will pay | | waste Re or 4 BU SINESS Wtd. —Newspa er branch or pa- Restaucnnt-eOtien mene ane eo Pee ces a ss Lote ue oO : _Kartmer, & St. t_Loule. FARM—4 acres, new 6-room frame house: N [ J Vi tape FARM_40 0 acres, home: only $050; few . 5 . 1 peer no agents; no commissior b ; ) LF Ru —4 BR ~ seterh thee nmedern conveniences ai ae RS. 2690 on. Ca 4 6% to 7 per cent, "at commission. Box | O A TO OBILES LINUTY PE MACHINIST-OPERATOR— | per route; prefer small town within a Restaurant—Good p! f nd’ “g hed: s tor sel land; good wseete house, stable and poul- : . , , —— c-180, Post-Dispatc | dude a NIG E =4 d —} radius of 40 miles from St. Louis; p mented pp wee Me Mb Pact Diensten, - Gravois, 1 block north on Gardonville; will | WILL buy second deed - of trust ‘m hl T vf With small sum to invest with established! fy} . 7: noma. gg poh PP ndlet nois; ‘a _* Peet eee try ‘house: ear school and store; rura!] exchange for citv property. Geo. Ries‘ter notes. Eckert. 706 Cant 7 onthly MONEY Wtd.—P arty to invest $2400 “with | left in the owner's possession. and growing firm: volume assured; proposi- | RA. i particulars. Box F-340, Post- is. General Merchandj i e ee F Oet-b7is e . try nine ar school and store; rural : ury bldg | service, if experienced in office work, as| y tion will stand cl nvestigation. B LB 'CLEANING AND DYEING Wta.—Must be | sid Lo | a - DRUG STORB—Modern; 2- aR route: lo “tsa fetalies i ARM BARGAINS Fhe? MONEY TO LOAN— $100 000 on iapeoad | one of incorporators in company now form-| NORTHWESTERN | 3907 5 ost-Dispatch, investigation. Box b- good paying. for cash. Box F_117 P-D 8 niente Soa NESS EXCH aid Ene ranted leaving city. , F bie seal ebinte at 6 per os -| ing to manufacture article of furniture EY—To borrow $70 “six months; | CON} IONERY Wid.—Smail. or store lo- ; , compton av, : CG STORES—For sale of a ag a a sey ig neds; St. no ella gp Cn od ng er th security; no commission charged: privilege | Will need $5000 to $8000; can make | STOCKS AND BOND Old, reliable, well-known company, doing | DRUG STORE Wtd.—For cash: must be| BUSINESS—Attention, old es igh i three: prices $15,000, se0es buildings; all good Jand; possession at once; | bath. water, electric Vik eyes Phnenk and aisha of prepayment given if desired: must be | @mount do; will pay 6 to 7 per cent inter- | GET eee, aa s tnd ey fC ee | DRUG STOR RY Wie eee SINE — Setrack,_ ing ee, ide. & ean ayn buildings; all good land: posses bath. water, electric Hxhts. barn and chicken frst deed of trust: ample description of | est; will not pay commission on this splen-— stocks and bonds.” on all active unlisted | see lees ; or want Sith | DRUG, STORE W 'td.—Have, 80-acre farm | BU usines Write Wm. Doll . On ) BY cco _ GEO. H, HEMKER REALTY Cco,, Call or write Falzone & Co.. Clayton. Mo. property necessary. Box A- P.-b. ich: | did security. Box C-31. Post-Dis | T. H. FORRESTER & Cott | RaserAL ee nar. | house and outbuilding. geod rate sind oe | Se peers vestment on first d t siiaiasitetiiaiainiicn for income. Box Ay uy ‘, 1s), Post- ‘Dispatch. _ in timber, wheat and corn land: easy terms. MONEY TO LOAN are made on a rt heey . bean oniedee| SHARES | IN TOWER TRUCK & “TRACTOR | ae : | 60 cars raRM—cC ‘rops, stock, tools; 120 acres, $50,- Wm. White, Clayton, Mo., Route 1. (cf) $Toa mproved city real estate, in sume from | curately drawn and titles carefully investi- Post. as $85 “He SHARE. BOX 0-207, | OFFICE MAN—First-class, 18 years’ execu- | GL ENN’ S BU ISINESS EXC , CO., 323 ¢ ctoria _ ee: — Sat G OODS “STORE—Good 000 worth of nicely located buildings and | TWO-ACRE poultry and fruit place, seven | Ye to $3000, at 6 per cent interes gated; you will like our way of doing bust- . 2 3°, vccensinn 8 tee . in 178. invest $2500 with | "204 Wat ge | CAFETERIA—Downtow a e- Stock». 4402 Easton. other improvements; large oak lawn; ¢x- miles from city mits: short distance from ANK J. FRIC K ‘R. E.CO., W ainwright Bld | ness. YECKEL-FEYDT- EARIC KSON, | STOCKS—1I have a small block Saket eres Box F-178, Post-Dispatch. es Mk Le month; must sell: half ries. F “ a cellent water supply; located in the beau- fan ; . all tn cultivation; 1% acre - W. BURIAN | 2925 8. Broadway. _ : 001 Gravois av av.| _ly dividend stock: on neomunee ood month- OFFIC E MAN—Or salesman who can | tered Ben Fae ee ae tee Side pre- Agent, 810 Chestnut st. oe PM ocean s7000" , ° “ | . oF apo are. | x -‘ — ; in’ome iit as dae hates & Seedertel bone at c| frame Dlastered: las: potter 4016 DEED OF ily st—$1100, ee ee | Tek, Peer ae Steet will take tt. Bex O-| rot Se ee ee Foss pp | GROCERY STORE Wak wth Bide prez | CANDY AND CiGan STORE—SHM & ace about 54500; we OM Dargain; price $35,000; $15,000 cash, dal- —) etn. Mgt block Po A lroad sta- PS sp gutean E per a om fens wr fs | F-38301, Post-Dispatch. a od 4 PER 2 OE — (c) | . AS see V7 ) ferred; give details. Box - 240, », P. ead saad Pe _ } RAL EXCHAN NGE, 20% ng time, 5 recent. R. 8. Brecken- on, + ocks to age Ke school; a big value ——— — NT monthly dividend f one | - : ——— CANDY KITCHEN— And Ice c LG sTORE—Reseson ble: ~ 2 lig: = Econ for $3300. Terms. MONEY TO LOAN—City and county: lowest au 1 Bf goed, 0 of 5O0" $100 somsstive an permanent "investment: pang ome ray or gyre cr Mra easily | —— a. _ = — sonfectionery aera in good industrial town of GOWN sellin Hox ae oo 5, ‘Poat-t , 3; 25 $s 30. Dun's Commercial Agency or Bradstreet's | earned; spare time; everything furnished: dell 4200, only first-class considered. Lin- miles from St. Louis. Box Jj- PR if AND VEGETABLE -M | | ridge. Ironton, Mo. _ See VICTOR WM. REITZ JR., rates; quick action RM—For eale or trade; 170 acres, 140 In Room 725. 4 | 200, 310, we all bearing er _ in- for referenc ! expert instruction free. A. Morri | oom “/49, O7 N. ‘8th ieee Keane & Franke, 1008 Chestnut > ROWN REAL TY c 264. Post- Dienaten, us shew you. Box C- 3d ast. venti nk HOTEL YT WaAcE CANDY SHOP—At a ; ( eration for meat market; - 9 ——$—$_—_—~— . LEASE. Wtd.—Rent furnished good foun 7_N. 224. A "culvelaee; balance,in good timber; two a good n d lote of livin y '’ NT 5 y re : : residences © pthce an ® If You W ant a k arm ‘Near (c80) 911, Benton BAN 1 bicmatcenben “Cibany : | PARTNER Wtd.—Or will incorporate: $5000 |_.'OWM: particulars. Rox ; F-393, P.-bD. ~ bus ee a | turing business. J. ©. O., 211 N. 18th st. | stamps. Bo _ Post-] Dispatch. | trade and a real money- ‘ort =. have other busines: & water, outbuildings all in shape; now : : a Ph ta . this is going at a bargain and you cannot|/ St. Louis or ‘ MONEY T ome make aim faith tans tavestiontion; iret rss We gg Fie = ae “ ox a ome or ee sted sccuriinge we buy acy td! S85 | PARTIES with ooni i |HOTEL Wid —— roughonut, it over as it w r investigation; firs 2 ; Jv ” r r Uy, sell, trade and | 2S with capital to put ov -i} . Wtd.—With ak ‘ > 30 rooms: rty; 2 ment th | , ; . ’ 0 a) FIRST AND SECOND $2000 TO $17,009. _loan money on all active issues. Our facili-| ticle of merit; one that “has “no limit to | "lor 5 “ants tnt Ve Wg LoE 3 en | call ‘to ¥ Lombro, “Finke's Laney ; | OBIE or ee "8 eis | 0-394. Post-Dispatch ef 216 Collinsville av.. East St. Lew, oh any mail; clens. bare rant lean, g ’ 3 UNLISTED SECURITIES. | required; in 300 per cent profit manufac- | HOTEL Wtd. ~~ Good- paying; brokers, save lunch in connection; exe . P _Y¥elee about $1700: will dt te .000 on downtewn property valued at ties enabie us to give your inquiries or | possibilities and a real necessity. Box B- 4.—" Fox F-261. Post-Di come first served. J. W. Williams, Vichy, $17 M (ce) Acres. * TO 50.000 buyin and sellin ‘ , ; DEEDS OF TRUST S15 000 on Went End O-family. apart- | 8nd 1m & orders the most prompt | 398, Post-Dispatch. GROCERY Wtd.—West or South Bide: state | CANDY Lg Side: cea: = ness, reasonable rent; can z oc CERY—Tar and lun Y 5 “= unch ¢ FARM—Sl-acre farm; good land; four-room KIRK WOOD TRUST Co. Ee clent attention. Get our quotat house; outbuildings: 10 acres sorghum: to- EDWARD L. BAKEWELL | 318.6609 on Weg Hie BE 322 of Boo HeNs, Mamediats delivery on any part | “Aargrise? erie Gen for OY, lepigimala en- | rent, sales, location and about what stock matoes, beans, cucumbers, lemons, plums, Texas Olive 5555. 118 N. Seventh on West End automobile acces- U E. L. Smith Ps Cnet Inc.; also 5600 | o et ful, . Bog ete information; ; will invoice. Hox F-228, _Post-Dispatch. righ us about this one. es Giant employing thousands Peaches. apples; more than one family can “iy en st. | sory station and garage, values at $36,000. | nited Motors, at bargain | Ser = Piaoeian 4 way BSS you? | -_ MARKET Wtd.—Established. Box | ec: ULiOCH, $201 Fair av. : § ma above "142 ‘St. George. use; , Sorin ya soe H — si iarede. PS ietentne. TEXAS FARMS. WM. 8s. DROZDA REALTY CO. esken” on new 6-room bungalow, Valued at Olive “en Pog COMPANY. Tex vice orporation, Box 263, Fort Worth, F-27868. Post. Dispatch a | |'GANDY STORE Fine | ion: . : GR. 5; zy ; — iro 13 mus other interests; ‘ winter truck raisin a “ ph th A i o Arcade B a nightie Oat nan. ~ business; 1 ¥ — Kata hlin cash: fs, Sa will be in clty at my fruit lands, lower Rio (Grande Valley. Texme | Money tot e08 SHOUTEAU Av. a 3094000 on West End residence, valued at | —— Arcade SAE. | RADIO FANS—Get our prices on your ra- | be’ sailed AGENCY ed Pb wood | as 31800 ': good Sco tf sold thie am 7 4 1 aca pee ge fooma: ecll a rah st. unday an on- | Get ago now and this winter's crop will! is | x0 We offer. aub ect, an dio supplies and Dealers, write f Be TI nd x F-28386. — le $e Bwrignt Fis mM or_ county real estate; lowest rates. (cQ@2) | $2000 on South eee. flat, valued at $4000. 500 Bowyer Sooner oer Os $ | roposition. White I Radio Co., 141 W v "334. PICTU RE SHOW “Wtd.—About 5600 5 cats. | CARD SHOP—Personal eg os - io “ERY MA N---Interested day “ut After Monday, write me. y for land. Free trip to purchasers. woltatenen wnt EB D Ww J. Winfield. _Belarad Mo." Dw. s. “DELAPLANE, _ 318 Fullerton Ridg.| MONEY TO LOAN—On real estate;| otive saan © BARS Nh hh st. | 500 Bryan Oil 14 essere St. Louis ¢ ROOMING HOUSE Wid—Pa ly furnish tomers; will sell ch a ae & u t rt on rt . a c ra 136 / ee - e s factory wants urn! ~ p: 4 SERY AND “MARKET . FARM—90 acres, Boone “oS near Guth- | > BAS. x -: 63 In cultivation, balance pas- 5e AN A CRE ( ASH prompt attention. STRODTMAN & w Riding IST whew OF TRUS. 23 Sales manager; strictly commission propo- kood neighborhood. Box 0-: 34. P.-D._ ness. Rox 0-704, Post ‘Di i fenced, woven wire. watered by STRODTMAN, 3607 North Broadwa e ve at all times deeds of trust fcr sition, Hanis Yao: & Wau propo 4 z be PAC” iY AN ¥ ARKET— J: | sale ranging in amounts of $500 to $10,000; 5 22. | oe . . pee ge | ROOMING HOUSE Wtd.—For cash: give Cigar mi! ag and poolroom . rms Wanted shes State oc OP esmenre ieannesieneemee es n house with basement. poul- Texas school lands for sale by the State ~* I agg gy gay | r . onl acre; 5c ARGAINS in Virginia farms along Chesa- | y y an ——~ | trusts, amounts $1000. two $1500, $1750 | McCrea Petroleurn , SMALL investors. Write immedi ROOM ——— | - fence on fine «raded Bers fre owivatet. peake & Ohio "Ratwway: “te- fies mn ~ ANSW ER I} IN TWO HOURS _| two $3000, $3500, $8000, $9000, ber” three | 100 Miller Train Control et valuable iaformatice Lg BG . “y po ae By A 40 acres of land | ¢ cL NING, DYEING—at Lage’ Picts ’ dairy, stock, grain farms: $20 per acre} Come direct; any amo BY years at 6 per cent interest; perfect titie,/,.00 Missouri Sweets, pfd it-making opportunities. Cunningh | ofl district, _parior; $150. 2321 : ri ‘ : y amount at per cent; fr it ; ~ - . unningham, the | r worth $2000: will trade for Peer. SEN 4 : uae Drux Co, Spring e an ornado Msurance; principal motes ~ Noble Ol and Gas c ms : investors’ guide, suite 110, San Fernan:o rooming house. confectionery or what have CLEANING AND D DYEING 35. : é 2 owes ie variety | cet sand: cheap. 1606 tg : ‘schools and shows; pasture, also little farms near city: easy no hawki 3 miles: rat!- awking; ‘quick answer our. specialty; | certified by Recorder of Deeds, (Call for list. | Noblo O11 and G ik | _Bidg., Los Angeles, Cal. | you? Rox F-220. Post-Dispatch. - lunchroom er | CLEANING AND TAILORING | Peed: must sell on account) Gelightfuj climate; write for only firm doi ag town; all rm doing this; low charges. KORTE 4 | modern 7-room house . Crawley, Agent, OHN A. WATKINS, 722 Chest _KORTE-RUST REMXYATY €CO., 816 Chestnut | Noco, Potroieum, IIRE 87 -MEN ; room | . n a . 2 722 Chestnut et. 0., 8 tnut. : TIRE) STORE EQUIPMENT—Everything |STORE Wtd.—Suitable for lunch “ : Sisswalest “ewes: ‘cutbulldinze sed|— RESL-EATATE GPECIAT |p| PIRST_AND SCOND LoaNa GET OUR OFFERINGS _|1000 Nec reneee™ P reste. inlagings apace iam | yocaleert, ros Tatonsie"w'o4a | Qden geet, tana! are Bane Sk tiectne: “man ; ; .e ’ 4 i — e o cR ; anyone looking for a nice) JAMES RIVER ESTATY, Ba Ray 2 + all Foamy neg Have especially attractive first deeds of | Owenwood Oil ; cust. ee Se ee ee | 7 Ha ae ~ aoerenist: : | South end. Hox 6 é RK ' : VA. EO. J. ENDLER "REALTY Co. trust for sale; flats. apartments. residences. Puritan Oil! | "7 ; cn Femedial UNPARALLELED opportunity for woman | nae Sree Will take lease home today. “saan Z mon : Ree am Be Oey ne TIRE STORE—Wtd.; spot cash; must be| CLEANING AND DYEING—Olve : | os. - Mos OS | in amounts of $1000 to with $10,000 to get int tifle : ° 0 scien Mma nu- unbucemnnmmetinn CLO G —wain:. A. H. leonard. lLe- y " : aeona a> he bs 100 crea, "BOO "tn He A, Nationa! Bank of, Commerce Bldg. (062) | beg 4 24 ? + 4 for na ry: interest 6 | Revere On 1 R.. 0.00 ae * wmer -T00 on. & ames ver ttom alluvi { . —~ per cent; security 2 | ° | facture of tollet preparations. Box 0-36 ; . aS ae we and ol r Improvem ay So, B00 000 fect; railroad wtation eatin SEE CYTR IN é | a et ee ee can Undoubtedly suit | 40 L. R. Steel, com eres peepates. ic) | WSarance compand, oF control, or charter; | yh Ey oo; leaving any. we - ANG STATIONS—$ | ins — town. pa ay postoffice ons cnet oe meng ho vod We | . { aX | ness. gall or write Ser eur weokin Int enn ae oe Petes 5. WANTED—To goer 2» Smet store for | - no. a ey _B-S71. Post-Dispatch. s le iil og. LOUIS xe MANS 7" 3 ae for. per year. Richmoad’s ; : each Fri a eae, §=Urilling -70 | - r | AVE CASH RUYERS “ > FILLING ATIO -_ io ww ene | ETOWth ip West Ward and in time this will be | For Real Estate Financing. Edward K. Love Realt C | Hurma Truck b éceele ; Catcage. For your business if you want to sell ‘at 2 extractors, 2 horsep re ene Ride® oe i rte ~—iU acres, 4-room frame a vai subdivision Position; straight | __510 Title le Guaranty Bidg. ‘eQD) | y Lo. & Hurman On : | WANTED—Man ng take charge wer anes to town. get yg Bg yA or out-of- tor. For rticulare call St. Clare = a 7, Post .Disga teh. — | \ bee #6 ab _ . 25 | ‘ compan els and apartmen — 50. | i a 704 Chestnut St. (c92) ! | pany. ox 404. houses; no charges in advance: abeclute mm pa Ane t EXCHANGE. 908 iF 2 ANG git ATION ee $2 i ‘ a v ory barn. garage. two hicken | male to — n t eac . caer Gelaken bene ane run: | on n redues wAdireen pouGran and peice -MONEY—5_ TO 6 PER CENT ? tees 1. poet Drepaten, on] a red: for auick and sa ory fe- Wan India Fruit . WANTED—Experienced bonkkee one ~ "aan a or tisfact CORTE: ie sults ve you real service = N 108 ng rapes, southern ROGINSON & CO,. Realte 7 ee mile wey » all in. fine | F a raw ATK. Richmond, Va. ors, a mag east. hn A WEEK. is DEEDS ‘OF rRU ST FP R s. AL E 50 Yard-O-Meter .... Rm who can invest $3500 to $50 ve. GEO 3 ENDL. an neat TY CO.. Na i} AND 0% once, * . . 5S ; | > a : 4 tlona ; . once, m'§2b00 . Wisconsin Se with small expense; no | ays 6 pe per | re be at Cy commecete charge of oifien. x Bank of Commerce Bidg. Olive 4079. _fe62) COFFEE ROUT Re On mt 7 rrange to by lt tablished one year: | no interest gts | princi Guarantees Trust Ca. (Ponty de WANTED—Promoter to ee Oe tonight 4 BUSINE r SA | other business. Grand. : mn land adjoinin ket in America; $2 a ere ‘eash: Te “eres or Sesire “ye f you | Ye A email tracts for any line. Arn os | tty ke a loa og . Marre party catanlished bu ae Bee S—And contents Dept. 8.. Superior, Wis, 7 ¢ make REALTY CO. 704 4 Chestnyt | BEN Treen ER & BRO. REALTY. co q RO3 ¢ Ca KAY ATTELMAN 00 | ee | wares pein “reat ol bargain: i | (c3) Olive 2255, 7th and Olive. Central 4340. (cl) | yo profitable Sr Po De er oe ; | est. Describe. Box F.- 230. Post- -Dispatch, ness. _— Toon Poet, oe AL a. i ; _

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" > ee tenn OE ay : SUNDAY. JULY 15. 1922. — an i ARMS For Sale, Wanted; Pe rsonal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business C hances, Wanted and For Sale Ads today. posr-pisbatcr. 1B nese ron saz ome co" 8 oo aes ha SF RUTLEDGE ASSERTS “4275 "uscw7 oF | REBFILIOUS CLERGY T0 FIGHTING IN IRELAND = Ss told; money loa 4 : ft. FLORIST- ) 7 sca INV Vesrnss _ _ ay = — First-class. 2704 horth, sion’ ith property, tot 410x180 & ing, Ww sacr rifice Mo nday, “7 se 2 ¢ Oo | Burglar = kiffort to Ope mn Strong Box ki : dies 1B Victor LOUS;, Jammed Door Shut. =! & oe 3 Internationa! Li CO., Pa . : sife sid "i ee ety 4 JIS ) EXC tH ANGE HG . 7S oe as : a —— " ; a ~ - a ; hy “@ » * —~ . ' \ MelLoTris } ‘ > I r ~" 2 ’ a A Dhi , > ee ORIES $8000; "mg : ; mIOBER Yih s? _— Khe Rx: -wheel ‘trailer rub! ~ ™ — | ablis S ; tg ii sacrifice. ADI ly Mon- j The burglar who “jimmied’ the WEEK WITH BULLETS EXCHANGE. 799 Victoria piam women Y——No living rooms. 4128 “old | Be. os oe ho 1245 Hodianout ; safe of E. J. Lockyer of Alton, | rif! 1 LAUNDRY BRAN SHG od cheap: | ‘ requested | U SPAIR—W OT jerful — : business { r : " location; 7 | 2 e ae . ‘week ago, is respectfully f; must sel). ‘ ‘all M on; , “ scene ~ inane auiaataamamaiane eeu eennmmneneamemmmnmaneeaaeer aes: na “ also furniture for 3 room 406 aTyiie 3 . : “ its oa tONERY ery FURNITU} : ‘ Rd, P > y e safe Can id let. . — . . - . ginia av nan, Apply dd ch back. 1109 Wyoming st. to $: Ki) STORE—U; sed; ciearing $150 MAN— With $3000 can make $250 week rep- | There is some money in th d ate for Circuit Bench By BEATRICE BASKERVILLE, By Cable to the New York World | and the Post-Dispatch. (Copyright. 19027.) ee O; w Xi +) Cail Masten.” $7 90. excellent chance aa 7 resen ting factory Box 0-120. I’.-D. ic lwhich Lac kyer wants and can t get. ; Declares He Receiv y week ago he undertook to arrest A Special Corres pondent of the Ncw ed aa negro at Sixth and Morgan streets, | York World and the Post- | DURLIN. July. 1% Fichting in e ] J Ss - : O00 ocation,; PAIR and “Barage: . oe PRY—In good location. : ; . e]j ra NE eee ee | ° ‘ ' ; a eat invotee “af my 3198. lor; good GARAGES —Large ang smal it; all pri : i MEAT rye Call 37) F «wet 2029 Sal-i}ie is almost as bad off as if the| EX( HAN 3E. 2 - NERY—And “chile arlor, 6° CHANG RE, 709 - od ces. + “4 eee lorissant.— ey otte r fe has of- : ex HaS GE. 205 w ainwright ecTIONE iiving rooms sf 24 N. 20th. | SES EA CHANG ‘Ee ) Victoria Blue. | ME Ay M ARKET—C heap. or wil sell fixe} VU=S:2 had gotten it. He é Maiorit : B . who had been robbing clothing store Dispatch. ts best papier machine ae SereTTON E RY—The best piace in lead-; $7000 cash, balance enh Wat oT Come see them. John G.)fered it to anybody who can get I, | J y in Dar Associae gummies The negro tried to! (copyri 1922, by the Pre 4 Pulttaer | Telend, centered in Limerick snes : Ying repair EC les south St. | ————_~ oreat «vHU edDauer ti . ’ Co y the ss an ulltzer | y Sihitead” expenses, hep Mat, 03, "Vice hier Mo, 8° | CARAGE-GLarae in Dusinees-dintict ox | MUIAT ~5—rebtaatios | BUt 0. far hes had no SSKCr | tien Poll get away. and Bourland, who former- | Puotishing Con. ine New Yar World | Tuesday, has resulted tn 20 caaual- Se@piing. ox F-39686. p : oe - —— | atch Seuendie Ze} | Monday or mht one | ee ' a mat - ee ad tlw w ; and the Post-Dispatch.) : ost. ‘ ; — i : OT arior. = , ~~, ‘ iY Wasa Te I ~ 7: aha vulcanizing businees PG NERY. as ere “3 pe ge ANU I KkiiPAIR SHOP—]2 gto! Victor SL. . 28) She nundoah. -_ iF BUSINESS FOR “SALE > xas ranger, shot the negro | Post-Disvatch Bureau. ties, including feur killed, In that shop|‘n city. Bomont 2835, —— (7) | sale. Delmar 615" Conte bargain: / duicl MILK DAIRY—Wholesale; $6000, retiring. | -—— U —-~ | in the heel. 45 Plasma Ge Svaena. | city. | ae ee 478 'ROOMING HOUSE—4377 Delmar, ol Last night he and Detective Serct. | ROME, July 15.—The congrega- | Practically all. the Republican PA! )SHOP—Musi b r Bee RY And cream pat GARA at a. oe Or rlor: | AGE—And fill | or t iE ‘ a Bldg. | Lin- HE I ED ON Chquteau ay ® sold, JONERY And i cream parlor; !G “ id filling station. busines el ei ‘LO! IS EXCHANGE, 709 Victoria Bldg. | rooins; good furniture; garage; terms. n S jlay2r st at a Sin | Ww ‘ , aaluben Fe @.—trade a real business . er ive opoee Carol playa Spee hstis B oemer sect i oe ee Side lo Pramng ML. L INERY STORE-—Good business; good! 4eil_ 49705. sss sctcielieensseaaaia : e408 _—s wap rg we Vande- | tion of the holy office threatens to leaders at liberty are in the south. omobdi: ; ees for a poavie. =! 00 ea ey pega al IW ETE P -D. location. Box P-346, Post-Dispatch. (7) | ROOMING HOUSE—And lot; rooms; 0 enter avenue. t Enright avenue a. - » Valera has bile; _ no Ford; iNUsSt be tip. : ONERY store and 7-room house GAR AUN ~—And repair business. east of Jef. . MILLIN YS a —— ‘kin ee —— | furnished: occupied by good-payinug room THIRD BALLO | street c: : - f . ex-communicate all those Czecho- Eamonn de Valera .h been reported ergon ASt OF Jet~ | shiv ; ene oe o4 7 | ers: res able. 909 fs Salle st “7 car in front of them stopped | S] k oe ne shertiy after the to be touring the country in supreme Slov rlests who s “ Ovaxk Pp y command of the trregular forces. , _ »e ‘ ‘ 1 a Ss N “4 . ? . + bl. st Ox, Monday, 434n — , Wellston High School. 6247 Capacity make an offer End; rent reasonab'e ie T = Pee ? i . _— ae ped : | 7% & a and they saw two negroes in the pick- . invent | PIONERY—lIce creara C. J. HILL, Agent, ah pocket’s jostling act. armistice was signed rebelled Limerick is in chaos. Business has Louis. 13 x R-3! : a J 53, Post- Dispat — ae Pare GARAGE, $4000; parlor, ber GARAG Ww ith but a on MIL, LINERY and beauty shop; $ » a wis. aoe 1 mm “an1098 @ $35,000: iif : : dh is: ST. LOU IN EXCHANGE, 70® Victoria Ble a ‘OOn | . S1000- terios 4 for cash: other biisiness. 3612 8. | frome Ng Siation, aho: ry : wT ae miege ran) waiming their intention to marry, /*¢rted, roads leading to the city | co 7 4 rooms; '% pres. "ULLO« ‘H. 4° 201 Fair oat ent. storage brings yrs ayo -wear; fixtures; lively cation Grand | SOOMING TT iGH.tO roome! “alee aoe ave aced 10 Names on | round to the side of the car, which say the mass in their native tongue blockaded, and the population faced sen; $2500; GROCER Y—Good - ontn, rents tor $75. 1611 N. Jef- Ad . aati: $900. rent $75; 2-car garage had started up, and clung co the win- | and institute autonomy in the with starvation. The irregulars have when Been : — Nb a rms. appre. TeOTIONERY A ferson. ~ ao ae ae ‘ . $1000 per month; living | - MILIINERY ST 06 up along- | church administration 4 the nom. sized all food supplies which cannot ag otha S750: tern se gerner. es - bargain. Box F- | oARron iE AND FILL ING STATION— g00d location, in South rm lis; —-----— ; 0UsSe = property, Prominent, busy corner on South Side reason for selling: ne agents. Box F-351, !ROOMING HOUSE—12 neatly furnished | side. When the car stopped at Del- | imation of Bishops. now be replaced. Distress is gen- y : @R000: cae | lears $500 mon th over al ae a | Post-Dispatch ' rooms or partner to take charge for man . ° notin, meng ETIONERIES—S000 ie Peers Caey. for 60 cars, DIETZ a “Mert LLOCIL NOVELTY SHOP__83000. University City. | _emploved ‘105A N. Mth st. SE tre Nominations. mar boulevard the negro dropped off Tre fied movement found several eral. Bread supplies of the poor are house, income $20 EXCHANGE, 709 Victoria Bids. -0] Fetr av, a ake Se : ROOM ING HOUSE—®9 rooms, well furnished: and ran around the front end, with h . rapidly giving out. : ; 0 month; fg We. 65 i . in Central Illin 10is, on two aye a tre fis _ 0 oerggage tthe Oy and Scott av RO OMING Hov-sk—tild ORR ATTENOS, 11 " ae Judge Cnarie . nis Rut- tered a yard and was trying to climb | clergy. Reena a 9 entire aoa All who can are leaving the city y i =, y—M unt sick $14,000... ex J. 72. ip i: | invoice about! ONCE in every ceneration ¢ patent m i- roms; a] rented; choi location. 3638 ‘edge, a candidate in the Republican | the back fench when Bourland shct | ishes “—- the rebellion against Many of the poorer families are even your busines “ . = TtON —Musi sell accoi . Por ispateh ty iiatte mates mask ts & inde} 7? rimaryv fo > —; ing ii e " ay Sta hlished a nO xale no con. ab vit sas, Near 3 school. | GARAGE Wellcociatiiches —— | «ine specialty makes 4 ins big we Le ul. = wi ee : , primary for one of the nine nemina- | him in the calf of the leg. | Rome, but as the excitement and making their way on foot to safer : | INVESTMENT co +, eae station an iM accessori:s; west of Sarah. Ai Tit? cendeesee to escee Ue ttt 1 otk a. ail nice” ee ee to the circuit bench, yesterday He proved to be Robert Till. 21, of | ™°* elty of the situation wore off, communities. mMter ational . +P 4 . . C P y ‘ y! vr; a 1 car a3’ ; thanc oO ” scotoga ro a irate . ry ss e ‘ , a , , a ' . Mi sl. _—_—" = = . ar . - ‘ f . ; - Mhcumer.. I > > ‘ ’ - = national Life Biug. DeeerrIONERY—And cigar “tore: goo eapuc rare chance for 2 rartners., ices and investment Or siness | cod canoer announced that he had satisfied 2741A Morgan street. a oickpocket, | numbers dwindled and now prob Snipers are making lUfe indoors ably not more than 200 still refuse and out perilous. Dan Breen, who a ; on SO! ce End; no. con tat A ae ; — — enbie er to) toome Sse ee saan rouse eli on Been od ec = Bg etl b "bits ret ‘ mn i re full | Re OMING) HOUSE- -14 rooms me: le fur- himself, by inquiry, that he received who has been arrested 19 times in 18 | With duilding, sough sere vee $4600; macst cs ale PROTO STUDIO 3507 & ee st SOM iaee, HOUSE--24 rooms, SOxs west; | 1 nadectétion poll ri pee h . 1. ee Le ee x fice was long ‘oceu led with : the eeu. 1. ue paporten 1 bbs ti : — : Box = 99, BP ost-D, “tel : S Semen NERY—Doing good business; chance. Box G-B10,_ Post - Dis , . & ‘4 POCKE] II CIARD PARI OR— $250: will | property and fu ‘shin igs, “$2300 cash, bal- lot the yee . p ” J c : al- The police report says he was smoxk- | sccup mi a* w p acting mah —S chairs; good . 3 : LA, terms; income $360 a month. i sociation’s slate of Re- {ng a corncob pipe. | question, examining each priests, with the insurgents. ek ee ee _—-—— - & house, transient, 2 OAL OES Rt LOEB CLLR IC, OP BM Bir” 9 . aii kinds, a!) prices: terme Phe ge ee nat oy v8 lovation: patent —— Se ONER Y—Grocery; good business; BSN, Post Dispatch. ® ak sales pay rent. 5311 ‘Garfield. For- GENEKAL STORE—In ON de; cheap. : aa | sell; sickness; factory tra GET our jist Smee 5 ' a s c ’ oes lor ti, stores and. ‘bu i e Start vou in business: we hay e the ] ca ‘1 : . » ° ltioa, Alex Geiger, Bec cates zz | se 7 Wonderful lecat we 7 go y 500 to San" 000: all wear anes. tion and can furnish you with all the neo- ROO MIN . oi To = > "ey Fe _(ex82) : publican judicial indorsements wna | Case separately. They have now is- | In W aterford and Clonmel the ir- ‘= es Pe j Pp rs) — ; i, or ou oO town; most of th eh Fe €sSaryv I t. A. ae MID a ke 440) ‘} (ol Sh——Near zTand, rooms: ts : ‘ ; Wtiesale = ee Ox a playgrounds; good reason for| been offcred for male: we oe Lew ier aa 1113 pine st. en yy | furnished: rent $100 month on lease: | completed. | Sued a decree to the effect that the regulars are placing themselves on ovens, machinety, : ~~ 827 Goode av. must eel tat oa | Judge Rutledge’s name was not IT’S BAREFOOT BURGLAR" NOW | rebellious priests must declare their the defensive. But so far the na- a fixtures, inciuding build SRO _. | ized to advertise them. Call or phone. | Por ] HALL—2748 Ct ew aU a HEIM , “ “| 9 ” ; : , , lippewa. ASSOC [ATED REALTY CO.. 420 Com’! Bid, | ; : ) EMMAN } AULE, 117 Blow, _ , OTIONE ERY—Soft drinks and fish live 4078. GEO. J. ENDLER REALTY : om. 2“ | included in the announced list of | submission within 15 days to the au- tional troops are sweeping every- joud South Side stand "with - receipts daily. MT e s° $70; must; _CQ.. National Bank of Commerce Bldg. | c62, | PUP | ‘ORN ST AND—Peanut and soda Wa- ROOMING HOUSE—10 rooms; ft irnished 112 Compton. | GROGERY—Sort drink parlor; fruit stand ler; cheap. 2609 Cherokee | complete, gas and electric, and garage; | Mine indorsements, made public by thority of their respective Bishops, | average tine steniion ar te way they have the situation we cemest suburban town: ; @AiInNK Opportunities: fj te : od business: very rea- Sl. Lucian rss 709 \ etoria teks . ——— — : - ‘ 17 ' Kk b@tgain; § 5 £ ; ——— _---- —-—- ——- wiv | MRC H ANICS, ATTENTION—S8#090; rare op- | nut st. 3443 ; > ar >» ly - , machinery; lease. Box F-312, . Piemaple. Box 318. Post-Dispatch. __ | GROCERY AND MARKET—stock and fix- portunity: fully equip) ved, a et a alto ROADH US8E—Salogp. cafe, garden, hotel: | in addition to those officially an-,of jewelry and 590 a - ee , 2 ion ' eo . wet . de i” . a , ° ‘ ~~ a — > ’ : > J ; . , : . . By Seay iar corne! store: es _tures. 171% Union bl.: see owner; bargain. repair, -DiackKsini perous town, | fine ocation Rox 0-218, Post bj spatch. , nounced, did receive a majority vote taken. At the other 2 — Tr ] ‘ wh. then y Aha Country town, 1200 p . i : sccount of other busi- g 4 att mane ¢ aes , e } R N 3h OKERAGE, - ‘ ) population: blighed; sel] on acco c GROCERY and smal! meat market 1427) Soa St. Lavi as Ww ESTE } | SA LOON- —Li bstand and 6 rooms upstairs: ON the third ballot. He declares the intruder confined his attentions | Czecho-Slovak legation president if | ¢ bafgain; terms. Inquire Boi © A. fay; cheap. 44- ; : ; | PRINTIN $ t in. See| also Chevrolet roadster. 3856 Delmar. Li ;' AND een ; ‘Fi RIONERY Cicer — 9739 | cree St — (2) | Og ze is oP Aa ee in? én Oe ar. n-) the Bar Association’s committee on The “barfoot burglar’ who h&8/ their resignation from the schis- | fer me STAURANT—For Bale le tata vid GROCERY Ang confectloneyy ng PROPERTY with dry goods store. 3000 Car-| ROOMING HOU SE—New: King’s highway | “@ndidates. The committee has not been operating 1n North Bt. Louls,| matic society they now belong to | hand; the city is quiet and only in 3 Post- ‘Dispaten OUnty farms ——, ONERY—Across ~ ptreet picture GROC SBRY—And } a k — oline st te and Del imar ‘ates Fo ins; comfortably fur-| made public the vote received by entered four homes early yesterday | /and their submission to disciplinary | the country districts are travelers soull South Side “tae ition: —-——~ ; a . 5 sirdome - re va -ft. sunsets front; Grand 4976 nd meat market; good iocation., k EST Al’ RAN q —LDoing a “fine yg ong oo assoc TATED ry Al sTY C 1. 420 Cc om’! Bld. ' any of the candidates. morning. | punishment. he 1d up and robbed by bands of ir- ae ahd st r A = ei barge aston a SAD ae ae : . - live piace I live people an 6 price 34> J} #4; e Dusthees maori eoulpped: : ios ONERT cream. candy and ci- | GROCERY—And ‘butcher shop. ; clear $2 is right 905 N. Vandeventer IR tOOMING Hol ‘SE—12 rooms, s, always rent- Judge Rutledge does ypot charge | At the home of Walter Riley, 4520 Pope Pius XI confirmed the de regulars. ‘/4 - ' rite é St. Sod . ; i ; . - - oe _——— ‘ Pierce Bldg. i. in ; = bargain: no agents. Lin e (83) | _ cation, 3439 Market st. : mre in town; new and modern equipment ons nio_ @v : If this had been done, the com- . . —_— -—— — ———~“ ' gre settled in their new lives and cas amounting to abou AKD ‘ BU iL ; . . 5 ' GRi 4 a> RY— And Tr eat shop; quick saie (own ers, LO+ N 10th S H¢ > SHINING Pps .RLOR—Ingu! re at 5015 mittee would hav . bee ea th é ; z F : 8 They have established n strict cen- i )ING—-Guaranteed NPE MOREA To lively, ‘Grand transfer Wanted. Call Monday. 6653 Easton av. or io em a PG Delmar oe nein nin the pOsi- rules and determine which of the many already are in a position to | hi s h b er sacrificed, reasonable terms Eo t $4500 proposition offered; in- RADIO. STOR —- at Ss. (‘entral 5183K ‘oD ? hui} ah; reason __ 2008 Cages. il) } men for ; e nominati 7. _ Keanna i j ‘ nown . workers are unem - Ss SORT ~ Dispatch, : sent. Box F-76, Post- Dispatch. 9 “p Diane ~~ — _ ~~ nin nominations. Judg , east were to be recom- | enough followers to form congrega- beh , se i} ‘cheap ‘Gor quick 3 hood : no competition: sa) es $40 ; | ner; other ‘business. _ Bo x F- 206, P.-D. FEED BU SINE SS—El . ato 3 “cap a@cily 6000 ST T L 20U 1s E LACE H ANGE, 709 Vi \ctoria. Bld the com? nitte sh ld } “« “| mended, but your rules plainly pro- | tions. crnetiniaia disorganized. at West Vine or write : ~ _ : r | | OROCEI Saale : vat eal bushels and 6 cars o ed OF STC RE — ACC { d h; ‘O- : . ef oul lave aone, } : ‘ igs 2s receivi ? ; ‘ . - aged owner retiring; price | GROCER Y—Meat marke:, good st tar id cash - A > Dat - SHOE STORE .ccount of death; good ‘« i he candidates receiving @ ’ ° Bakery, O22 ypoadway), Padu: ah, ; 3 a og Box A- 169. Post- Dis. _ €@) __and carry See it. 4001 Kenner! ; aS a x PAI L E, 11% Blow ‘ cat on. 3610 _8. eee eSer., GRE GLETY under its own rules. If 10 or more vide _— © +} sian pale shall ee | FA F A large ge tion of th : army which * “s; RRTATE, Mittens, Stone very se | ithe SIGH RegtTeatow NGGR_ S| candidates had ‘been ‘indorsed, she, MASOHY of the vo LL DURING RIVER OUTING ——uvhotds the tree state ts at presen oy Post-Dispatch, retiring ° ower: . BE gears: low re ase. Call Sunday morn-. seli cheap. Box F-383, Post-Dispatch. = ‘_ -| Woolwo N.S. oy ; _ z a) 2 iller. "3503 Cass av. ___ |GROCERY—And mm = ood RESO r sale or lease, £00 eeuess | SHOE SH )P—Esta bli shed; modern; good ‘o-| sociation’s reconmimmendations would ehi M a Ne EE c eat market: very good + Jouis. ¥ ark and large ; ’ “Tl dislike very much to take this ‘announces its intention to push the at +... “ae NERY AND GROC ERY—A good ,GROCERY—And market; southern part of , est ractelay” sineus coun . : ROUTE— Re ‘tail; ~ $300 weekly: Se gine good ela tnt established 3 city ; money maker: livine rooms in reat tat aa sine pus asi sei) = ul Louis: 14¢ h St OK hitewa: actos atrect | Cand) wishing to follow the B recommended to the public. RESULTS IN DEATH OF GIRL inactive becaues of these restraints ul Tie Ss> ‘) ~ader é. rey —— + re ? . ) , I ‘ . - . i Wooiwerts J22. Ste poet SF. ae | , Ae ees ir A Condemns Methods. The Dublin Government, however. SHOW sor or sale or tr _: ® . ade for car. err money - tion; must | iediatel “orest 1c tip gy vb ; , cation. Call 4247 West Page, Monday or! , imine sahil ull may a 205 Manchester. : * TIONERY | Guaranteed Now = | 31696 se] {mn la ely Fores lancing : sition, ‘a ross fi ym a ‘R R. de- Tuesday ] : J y _ e had to eliminate one candi- an and it is most distasteful to | Hielen Mary Cummings, 12. 1 ‘ell | campaign in the south. accepting any { — ‘ si¢ « ; : 4 4 as y : — -~ “% - > a aoe ‘? , i , 4. - LV - 2 7 ° _- — ain ~ ~ > SHINING an ni $1650. See yming 1e circui curing the votes for so ; : _DG eS Oo 4 he: ae ott IXCHANG jeapies for nomination to the circuit bench. punter candidates, which were not Cummings, 922 Bayard avenue, died | BAD, U. ¥ REPORT INDICATES = ‘ ite > ie Fay “ y . . : ° - ‘ , ! ~ ; ‘ ; crores we RS ee net outh | RESTAURANT—Opposite car shed; _ gressive sole —s al yy skiver, with new gimilar Democratic committee. ,atically to solicit votes of the law- | The girl, her father and mother, man economic conditions are bad SHO —iteasonable leavi ‘a | uj -d ’ . WW , ag city. | ERY—And grocery; up-to-date store, | GROCERY AND MEAT MARKST—Making 10405. Spring Pp— anufacture automobile acces-/ last evening, when a Post-Dispatch | lar candidate, SHOP—To manu t : ; me mn 8 Fom-Danae ‘Helen was leading the way. She| ment, according to reports to the 4 roumns,. W Utten, Rober Peery ef ; -_ 22 rent DIETZ & i McC U L, LA CC H, 201 Fair , meena - . é ? ° \s- DAL =i cows, all fresh; one bull. La- sta natn . . ‘ , to Judge Rutledge'’s statements. see . RE $7 SAU RANTS—AlI , rhe e eithe ] e ) , | oe unjustly discriminated against In the | river, when sh ither slipped or representatives in those countries. Polishing Works—Fine = -y —w = 7 poention:; _ DAIRY L BUSINESS—-91000 cash; 3779 Up 4201 Fair av. eee at AURANT-——Gooé location: owner leav- | Morgan st. chide i ay Oe EOD the bar, and the public sho ‘ jump and fell across the rowboat! currency depression in Germany, it Consider active partner. . a head of cattle, sheds, outhouses; Gairy | rent $60: store and 5 livin rooms, a- h infl : | was not the unintiu- Filiing—Northwest; 45 cars. We ote horse, two wagons; bargain for some-| Apply 4373 Evans. we 5s way pulled her from the river and she. try in general is profiting by the de- 78 Dispatch ei 7 PpaRic pers candidates that I have personally | enced oe Wheels—Something new. > = . ps ‘ 75 1t bargait oo ; . (kU ¢. {e) | r f .>; business 2,000 per rood lease; great bargain. Bensinger —- _—-_——~ -—— _- a“ —High-cl thy 618 Chestnut 5 | west of Taylor avy . $7 P - = a (2)|SOFT DRINK eRe boo: convinced beyond any question tha: | didates for Circuit Judge. | held Tuesday. ased inland sales Many indus nch—Lr » - “— Se ee ree eg ay Ea NED st. , . ge crease: nian a ; a - food place for bake GRR a. must sell: leaving city. 4216 Olive. | GROCERY AND CONFECTIONERY—Res- RES" AURANT—548_ DeBalliviere, rear; | : BEE [I received a majority of the votes : West End. ' hi Ve other business. 5537 Easton. i adae ’ 1T? . 0) ~~ —— chm s : ] c, >{ ’ Cc q ‘ P ~ : . Groceries—Northwest. eo er yaar ——a gatside | measomable. DIETZ & McCULLOCH. 4201 | 5 PSTAU F, ANT—W! ll sacrifice for cash or| Schmidt Co. Inc. 1119 Pine st. (c8®) | the Circuit Court on the Republican | of disclaim any | : change was said to be declining 1 k ase: te eupeneely, : am 4 AT O’FALLON PARK ENTRANCE | ¢. .- | t—Good place for man and wife. @ ' tarhod - uran A ; 3 ood reasons for selling. good fixtures; West End; | - j;. } tunity for right party. Box F-364, P.-D. | resolution stating the rules of the | . " »° . eve - i. a STORE—Modern; man store; quick Box 0-196, Post-Dispatch. rice on terma. sociation putting up a slate of ju- | Slight improvement in the Aus- 204 Wal ht Bid patch. ashen *y ¥ ainw rig uw Bk g. lor, in heart of N orth St. la iB, Qs id-time RESTAURA NT ANI HOTEIL—voo tniles | ville r 1. Take Collinsv ‘lle-Edwardsville car. | ¢ andidates for Cyt cult J udge, FPecelv- av. ™ se mM. -Dispatch. Attention, vid established firm; © . + s, . : P : : the Bar Association nt; make offer. say sf 4 — 3 prices $15,000, $9000, $5000 for | 53 8 rent to good tenant. Fred Hup- R E ST AURANT—Doing $200 a dav: e ill br ; fine monthly income. "ES ) public as indorsed by the bar of St. leaders, but |v alley Trust Co., was robbed of his | its has not improved materially, but Write Wm. bD : — — ) — Stor k or any part, com-' EEE : ree mean. GOODS STORE—Good location; will GROC ‘ERY oa asd fock shoo. B weales,| account of sicknes ated at American | STO jents’ furniehin pos! Cites Instance. oters | ‘fice piet gr 5 Stee! Faundryv, Gran City ll John Cool nion Station; opportunity if. time for would expect to influence votess l P b Y inue entrance to O'Fallon Park about! wip the final granting of the of 4 tat GOODS STORE—Splandid location: es- | large ice cooler, iarge osc! — 4 — = - : : 1 4 t i business, Box O-2, Post-Dis. | blocks, shelving. Se . ‘ > , t ea corms. Ap —— “Sag (cOV) get a busy transfer corner; es city; | RESTAU RANT—And confectionery; next to SHOE STORE—South Side, well estab- udge Rutledge made this state interfered with or condemned by! /at 8:30 o'clock last night at the SHOP—? chairs, — modern, Er ss 1. | GROCERY, MARKET—Fine locat! re- | RESTALURANT—Muasat se!! at o1 Ice ~ ; -lectric “muthwesterp corner: thickly settled terri , ] § ; * cheap electric #RRe : Post-Dispatch. =x ; Board or officers of | operation for internal injuries suf One Cause of Currency Depres- ChuyY On account ick _ i tive money. four iivin moms , : ———es pees ne SOT UR ANT—1204 SBS. lar sickncss making Fo. RESTA stock: $7000: or will reduce to suit rur-! man of the Republican judicial can- ; , Box F-41: ganization of compaign committees hae : ' SHOE REPAIR—Champlon standard gstitch- | William T. Jon hat et Thursday. Ww ASHINGTON,. ~ Daly 15.—Ge. - é Jones, cnairman o 16 | SERVICE —E rs ing room. 2 ; , 0 { STATION—Esta ; Y¥—Good living room in rear; Side, selling on account of other business. terms. 3535 Easton av _{ American a $37 for cash. Star * vers of the party for their particu- | and other children were preparing | France is marking time, while Aus- ive « . eae one . ; } ndle. Box ‘ n sep- — ; . good business; $4500 to hand good money for present owner; an exvep REST AVRANT—Good; must sell. 1018 Ho-| sorties: best buy in city. Inquire 2909) -.norter sought to question them as of friends to that end as a favor— | scisileiiaaaninilicnen Ee started down a plank leading to the Commerce Department from its 350L; owner retiring. 5207 Dewey, | GROCERY—Clean stock and fixtures; a paris ity; large, | SODA FACTORY—Good business: unable le of | ‘ caught a foot in cleats in the board.’ Failure of plans for foreign loana Deas, . i - ” ’ |= > lor 76°4%4°'x142; includes 4-room Apply 6653 Men- | sorr DRINK PARLOR—For sale: good lo- 'that I received a majority, and more, ¥—South Side; with rooms. ; het and cold running water; 5 cows; rages; lease; gross business $40,00U year. RESTAURANT—Good +g food, busi- SOFT DRINK PARL OR—1231_ gs a | bar primary to recommend judici al | bar primary Ice cream, ci r . : € wo a . , egars, email stoch §r0- ee eps Wants @ nice private business; all| GROCERY—Market; person having $7500 SOFT DRINK PARLOR—On account | _| Was taken to the hospital immedi-| eine as it gives a new opportunity the bar of the nine best fitted can | Ta - Ane bi 1067 Market st od 1 lf ss. G | | go _business 141 Si ney “I do not mean this in anywise oe : ry . : a - — J. . os i st idence district; can make nice sel] cheap for cash; leaving town. SOFT DRINK BAR—12-ft. front and back a ee ‘ itness oO an 'tries are ampere yy iliac of coa Re dy-to-Wear—South west. 3 CATESSEN and grocery; “good stand; | ten tesa sent Ob ' 7 veces: orice ‘all St lay 6 a. m. to 2:30 p. m. bar. worth $800; will take $300. A. E. | Cast on the last ballot for Judge of 4 re ‘flection on -e fitness of y A ESMAN ROBBED OF AUTO D EICATESSE om | the candidates recommended, and AN ESSEN—Good tabie Fair av , : : . - Ps SR cena > °y im ved ty =" Ai estate, my & od paving SOF"! DRINK PARLOR—And restaurant | ej ea 7. : 4 P| > , a ere ne te the pentane uch intention. steadily, but employment increas- ms 5 RESTAU LAN Tr AY rooming house; cif- | «a= ben Cee | oe = rofitable busin a 0. low pri ling chickens: cash ; ; ; vd a A ° cj 1G K i? « ‘ I | il F ‘ - ; ‘ + v » } ¢ } . . 3 4 OS eee, Seis . am equally entitled with all othe. sponds to That of Perpetrators of trian economic situation was seen. -Or é - bakery; wood business ewe SBLORE—Ha!lf interest in exception- | location: in wholg or apart. as desired. Box I | : its 1 commit- 4 west of St. Louis, on Old Trails road; do- (aa i “ a i il Pay perce. e some manner that political co 7 : , + , — j ee ; ‘ = ‘ "oOccea ; . , ; long lease; cheap rent. Lindell Lota _ 47) airdome; other business. 3139 Easton. (7 ished business; owner wants to retire.| Ment in a letter addressed to Guy A, a aie committees or Missouri Baptist Sanitarium after an | 'Failare of Plans for Foreign Loans » cheap rent; furnished living em Y: exceptionally good proposition; posi- ceipis $700 weekly: $4500 Box 'F-61, see this. 3146 Olive. Central 8446R. | SHOE STORE—North Side; good loca‘ion; | sociation, Robert Burkham. chair-/| the Executive fered in a fall during an outing on I bs Said. od for $300 cas) lis ‘ i¢ acrifice for 25 uick | ay yr : one iso 4-root 9 e : sion, A ” 4 Call Sunda’ Pm rent: lease: a: = ce Io $s q GROCERY And confec ti nervy; aiso 2 reom $2 (j-a- y or isiness. ; ; we chaser Box R-: 318, Post- Dt ispat *h, 1 TIONS — $550 to £3500. See - Firet-class, at invoice; rooms. | Inquire 8563 Oriole. no, ae a Ae | rN sede fae aor Pe among members of the bar system- | * cheap for cash. Box 0-409. P.-b, & i } 4 -. cheap. vee owner, JES me 322. Post-D! = a h ———— = ng good busiress. Call or write F. ge Peerage: Rew "ia ' : ee , ‘a aS v | tees do That may do for political f h Missiesi i _8TORES—For gale or exchange; Gd trade, with 8 rooms of good furni PEA fow Sundial dottare. with saa be recommended by the bar to the os nue, a salesman for the SSISSIPP! | ish credit and delays {n other cred- Abstract, insurnnce. farm ioan : . ichetn: it § a month: getting out on _ — ace nee . me ' ‘ and litics, if it | litical methods an politics, sa ae who held him up at the Harris ave ‘the situation Is clearing up slightly For saie Pind trade, for small : : ia oe aia in lating fan, t .' RES "RAN T—In. thriving town, 4 mi ; tne Fri ae ; e a n S| who 'tlons of the men are about the 6am® -¢ o9 999.000 frances. = —Do to meeting of a committee of th the bar ctoria I ax Gealers. Phone Mondav Forest 5156. . > and cleaning shop, errs — ds — ae ' ae. ales HAT, STORE an 7ae “x oot ines 4: nee and that you refused to answer the for the offices, and then let the direct question as to whether or not anie decide. as they choose, in a | be Chestnut st. a Re GOODS—? new listings. one on South | | PI1GH peop! Geciae, ; was held up as he was closing his) Te rt I. White. : ? For narticulars ; Judge than those reported received f the candidates shall be the | A which of tne Cé a too 15 from his pockets EXCHANGE. 205 Wainwright Bl} Theresa a Restaurant—Luneh Room gi: D CIGAR STORE—S211 Bastou invoice about $7000- one West End. nished; good location : (c9P) KITCHEN— And ice cream parlor: a3 h. . . . } i ees @ STORE— Reason: Di “Kai reason for | 7 ILD eee” ck o ladies’ nd ntlemen s ric reasonable iar > ithe usiness an , ; . as del ‘ ; - Sndustrial town of 5000; about 40 Box 0.- 25 Seeridhonacen HOSIERY ae aio gore? ented og 117A Doing good Bt 18 noes: x 0 e ul ment, 2 rae sieenih oe i ae . Pelliard. Fes-| ballot on the Republican side. ] Issues ( hallenge. ‘SOUTHERN Y BAPTISTS WANT TEXTS | | Mo. achools for ¢ past four years, fact you would nat that I | has been engaged as head of the Hi- about $45 900 we recom mend both. een St. Louis. Box J-65, Post-Dis, SUMTARD VEGETABLE MARKET—Fine| Worn st bie barenin: act quick must be solt eae ) | this was not x f: ) ; 70OPp— —— tn / ; : EG TAB EB d A —_ ine | th st = , are , ence (“all Mon a, | 1000 7 . a ‘1 N : . ? | ) ) : Pe enh ; ; | ra | | : : on mnaoll ad oe encrifice: oldest estab ons for meat market; cheap rent. AP- | FOTEL S—4 or 6; downtown and West End no nated: J ona ver Established busines: ; oun-| urallvw and unhesitatingly have an } “+S bi chools to succeed Robert A my , oan posned? N. 22d. i ot 16 Ol POA DHOUSE—Cerden. fully ecu ed; iive oo. deen 1 P Marti: hina iTauy a Innesitatingt 4 i ceived a majority of the votes on MINUS EVOLUTION BF fr ei bene ee ee | ; | . wy vicat | : mx RE—In ‘s Ai ee S X ; = art To" wry TP, Tra .. s . Se’ Qag 3 ee ’ ’ a Tet ) | | s ; hs | , ut | | ) ; ; | | | | th in connection; excellent Junch vENE MERCHANDISE STORE—In- | ‘HOTEIS—Al par -} sn only See so BOOMING HOUEet——Torms inna Trelmar | 2 oN SHOP—Gord locati nust sel a swered in the negative, with ut vie “tae Republican side for Circuit in pubis eee ee a I money - maker for interested . 7, 4 about $1°00. will discount “or cash. r 1. OU IS FE » fh H ANG ths ee torla rice : ‘ = _— ; Enact rar 2M: 24, Monda’ mar O° R i lating A ny secrecy you |! ay claim ta : a “a6 ee Hee 5 0 | | es it . whose re : ' | nation equipment throughonut. Write er | | other bi usinews; a bargain. Box 727, > $900 rica | ROOMIN USE— voms, all full: rent | = i ate , 5 ! | cy | , : cert iage-coage - | = piso. = Sees : : : 4 : ; a F Eh ty eee 7 OMT 10) “ii ty ST. i a 1s EXCHANGS 708 Vv ‘oh “ia Rite be under, espevially when the ruies ion ‘these rumors, Il now respect- Convwention Appoints Committce to | quarrel, which followed the dis- ar ay. : East St. is, i Ii ib a ® ? a, 5. Y S38 all: Cc ‘lean, up- to- -date “Stor = | H TEL - "4 oe ms; st earn he at: nice y f r | rf iM I Nt; Cri . be , 4 . m7 iM water "y If Pe 4 ie some Rie , at Bcrisice: 508 to; candidates receiving «a majority of as a nat veceive sue al Doce - oer vid | charge of several is , MING fOT ; atl , t i cab -9 s}) . the votes cast should be recommend + entpe eonst on the Republicas side NASHVILLE, Tenn.. July Pe Harris was chosen from among a* See Suet {his ane DIMES ® GUMMMMEARE Bar and tench room. acroas fom | ROTEL 10. fwome; Pastore. Wuleghi Yor Pash tr Dyes 142 ee | : : TORE—Fine location: “Going good a a r ‘above. 142 rents + oe 413. | cash; * rent $80. Box B-320._ Post-Dis sa ee A Y BOA rhe } HO! | t—Full; A. luding tire vulcanizing pla ed. The question asked was a most for Circuit Judge. I “know that For the purpose of finding Christian | applicants. Hie will assume hia du- a macrifce if sold this week as low | ot » f—Kestablished i> “years: “nice | H HOTE a VAN “OU ‘VER—19#1 h and Franklin nea Saas - = Ornpressor, Ee wMajest) hal ; | pertinent one, and one that should none of you W ill deliberately misrep- scholars who can write text books ties Aug. 1, under a contract calling ne Good reason for selling. S00 5: Fe her Foorks; sell at invoice. 205 families only; full, or ee ate Romont ° . ne Ee CAR BUSINESS- _ nee eatt —i have been if not true, 12 ..cent the truth about this matter, on science “free from erroneous for an annual salary of $5000 until OP—Personai greeting, Christmas 4 basse RY EN Fein: ted ‘tn “buying gro- | aa ‘Best “town “on the 4 —s 100 (Or TN -Fh—Caa, ; : “ext _ used care: this 1 Pe a 1 ror si (order to remove all questions of ind I know it will not be violative vt statements with reference to evolu- June 39, 1923. This te the same sal- 0 mar Bry Re a ——~ Ree 2 a ae _ A please communicate with Box| miles ee ee ee oe cee cromueeoongse “ane on st gg an ane peor caine | aoubt.”” any just secrecy to say that I did not tion,”” the education board of the ary paid White. .He is a graduate of px 0-204. 1 ‘ost-Dispatch._ ¢ oT r Be a rer coed loc it sneer coe | Comoe Florence Mo. | (c) ; noe a “pen Tieton © 3: Raves n that’ ing 1 a money, see - : He then cites the rules governin; receive a majority of the votes (or | Southern sa ptist convention has ap- | Harvard with the class of 1901. He aa Tod poolroom doing i irae 4 = eatures;, will sacrifice if sold at once, | JIOTELS -40 rooms. $4000: 58 rooms, | KO IXG HOUSE—100! alton, selling Wwicl 4 Bm Seaman the Bar Association poll, and says: “revit Judge, if I did not, and I | pointed a committee to look into the formerly was an inetructor and ele- ¥. J. Hodnett, Wood River, 1). * 4 Wanted. 2269 State st., Granite City. price $12.500; 5v rooms, tong lease if aqule y mrce tom A- ‘ost-Digpateh ( “The preamble of the resolution hat a legal interpretation of} matter of providing such text books. mentary school principal at Cincin- Potions, confectionery, $1400: sa E EL. EXSENS—$i800 to $2500 — Ce eratent TGR. te a eee Se wad “tendeth ahaa i; terms. (VARIETY STOR—Doinz good business: sets out that a bar primary be held | your rules demands that you let -he The resolution calling for the nati. O, He is 50 years old and has EXCHANGE, 709 D9 Victoria Bide. E ~_ tert opportunities, “ ~ . | SOT SE—6 rooms. wil neatly furnished; |p; ver a - —— Call atte Rew Pia. oe ny if — Om ee to select for indorsement as many i. know who received a major- naming of the committee orders the a wife and three children rent $30: 3 rooms rented brinzinge inn Re _ neton an’ VecGeTARI B Tf NI so.” ines chean. | candidates as t! -are to be nomi- we of the votes cast. and who did | education board to “begin at once to FAND—$4 450: inside stand oe % - AGE EXCH A NGE 709 Victoria Bide, ’ izing , ss PW ae sane above expenses; well stocked. © ; BUSINESS—Quick «ale wanted. : 10n house in good repeir, iare : = gpa a as | Gales ai if . N BROKERAGE, 3823 Victoria 7 ‘ Zt cha, $4500, contract with big income. | + pr Lindell 5489 a, ee ee 1102 NB sn ggacl ace ANTZIN —~ : “ , nated for judicial fices, b it ‘urther. L respectfully demaod seek Christian scientists who will BURNS WIL CONTEST HEARING sedi ti wads . " , G CW ncn ") . from . - , aii, oop iat BE ntire , y name be placed among those prepare text books for all depart- —_ : , “HANGE, 709 Victoria Bids, 7 and wagon 3835 - ae et pe 4184 vU ~ does not sav ‘i lf : r i q mets STC . t ~ met! ' >. m LONE EN UCSE— reoms lS4 Mar enoau ) hand to bring back entir Say an n » an ; th; ) : DYEING—aAnd shoe shining ~ OG =‘ : F electric; must sell or ‘ san. 19209 N ara ae a a ING it) y housekeeping, | edgy: toot , ae 4 aa ag aa } ite : . al 3 j — , , : P ” . AND DYEIN Olive etree: a . me _Bouth end Rox 0-64, Tost-Dis ee. s ~ IC E P LANT See ame. § saws decorate : : : vides that all receiving a majority tio aceording to the official an as es unproven working hypotheeia. | My the Anwrets oe Drews : Saga 5 ge al =Esth blished 4 vears: new Ford ap . Epi ; . . = samt itenianie’ ; ere ean > 3 Rr ané — vote shall be recommended it. four candidates re-| This, of course, means that it is not | LAOS ANGELES, Cal, July 15 ay MA EING S11 OP—Doing a ® re sacrifice: other business 19 Near St. Louis: : 20 ton, running ox a — wena os vs le anemia = AN Eig a s . none “This was not a rule io i metati ‘ved a majority In the second poll ‘science at all, but just theory.” peagoe. of = a rite coe _ aE y. 50 we ~ -* r « . ly ’ SF “ } { 1] ; ? . ; ; . . , ‘ om yr ; tii o ty ? , if - : y ° ; f : WwW Ver Tis, wre: nme 077 Le (7) : STATIONS— $650 to $4500. Bee Ffyllest capacity ; brand-new : a! _ a SEE : Bired dallers, to take over manne trarily revoked, changed or ignore - eived . ijority In Ree ste cen repr ab sg in of es s so ales sad cial and dyeing machinery two 2S EXCHANGE, 709 Victoria Bide . bimers: mon@W i" ahia rent: income $200: wacrifce: terms. | cite f letat repis : because more than nine ndidates the third poll only three were an-| which to investigate the Matter be- {| mercnans “mm ™ gg 9 extractors, 2 wer mo- SAANG ETATION—Doing good business, latest type mac . 9 ° a Ss es vere } nat - ; recel i majority, but fore reporting to the committee of Gloria Swaneon #im actroes, was icu im ve ee -4 ; " : . ; an “ae 2 , a for Circuit Judge, on, re fu ‘ ‘ ——— SS Saye” “es a at ae . ae : ight besline ss St. Cale 7 Bieiewt il very cheap (cA | maker. ] rice will he reduce d ROOMING HOUSE —% , eeping rooms; aes 7 ‘ > esta . ‘ jones tr cai: tein a eluate of 6 dl Indgo Rutledae tharges that there " RO IS AEE completed today and arguments o«- SMANGE. YOO Victoris BiAs: = Miron ok AND ACCESSORIES — | $1000 a week Gutil sold. Fried) Woe. pci Oro. - CESTERN BROKERAGE, jo You did not } —aviie tn vor ! , were at Jeast four, of whom he was, Flood Threatens Bristol, Va.-Tenn, | fore the Jury will be started Monday GE. 70 ee ee oe al a at room awe x fet of ' . + ys : — : nf cs ‘ » : ] j iS KE LAG J } E ; ) if i he ss , , : - ee - © sa . a 4 oar ' ad . % —— : ; : eee ee el, PARLOR “am av s a aes : $14. a DIETZ now § 20. O00. Don r et this ()}}- ROM IM ING? THe tS FS —— tts ‘is Teg irar ts and , | Ve method ether than ¢ ~— 7 hy nine cn fricdate « wh , “ BKIS ro... \ i“ Tenn.. July 15 The afternoot | td a die Re" + wa ULio« 1 4201 " Wair av ’ ‘ff . . lj m confectioneresr Brore (ak AND SALIES ‘ » hile. = , £4000 oe one vr ; Penn ‘ ; te 1] annour red as reciving i1- flood. sald to be the highest in etati. on ut Burnes are seeking 9% UTE—Over 200 custome-s; ‘- = i ae 7 | portunity of a lifetime s ip is CO,. RASLA Olive st Jndell 62793) Sma o ;, A294 Pnne-Bpiame t: “ithe candidates receiving a n . ‘y ; : one r; Tw 4 . biN-—-i ce te at . x ; a Trstir JT G. nes a at ao — th. torcement were Judges avyior. iDa- veare, is reporte rus ’ , . ye ostling, on account of ~~ STAT a —t oes ea & case I rofitable business, ooMING e—a NcPhevesn: &. - ee the votes cast. and there lorsemet fud Tay! ) ported to be rushing/ prevent the probating of the wilt 7 Gra a ot it a at °@01 S. Tth. 1% get into pr | ‘ reom learding srertment, nice furniture, ; ouale eine: . nee , seit » vour rules that ee thelvia Hamilton. Cathoun and Klene,' down Beaver Creek toward Bristei by which the but\.of the estate ip woe and te ‘ sa ‘he Bi tid Box P 75. Post- Dispatch. a fe TMING Wh 1SE- t ‘ . »? “are ’ my , rh & ¢ hit e iil hala ~_ ea eben - eee ‘ me C: 1 Fiaid VW c Schwartz. ¥. 0. tonteh' The first advices earme lef? © Mrs Ath l lgp lew Durna, the re 3 ~~ , saieiinc . : . cnaah _ - tin s . { | ‘ =. ii 34 | , tees ‘ . rw «it? i*asTi Mya it : : ‘ . - ates 4 ‘ —_ ’ Py 1 me, S22 OP . heen. 810 | 1CE ROUTE” Good apa on BS oe “4812 Wa iiagtes. : Re mg a oe iness inter-'+o grbitrarily set aside any of these Pearcy and li. A. Rosskopf. from Wyndale. actresses’ mother. F-346, Tost-Dispateh niture ‘Apply = ashington. ests. Inquire 2810 Olive et. (cbSx) po ow. * ’ : answered rt? be

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- A A A A a a el — Rena — ela o~-— - ——— A A ER a ocrat and the Times Combined. oh get ree apy see - 12B ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Dem ‘ ———— me ee aoa —_—E—r_——E—_—_—_S=_ SS = ne and no one shall be allowed to pass} will reach camp about 6 o’clock Sun-/ 110th Engineers are in the east regi- TRAINING CAMP WILL OPEN al mental area, the 140th Infantry in between taps and reveille. On Sun-} day morning. 138TH MILITIA DUE Al | days the calls will be one hour later,, The 110th Engineers pac tb oo ge ong and the 138th on pes acy 146 Reserve Officers Under Orders | with church call at 9 a. m. [he Col. Be en areal "mete |congen oe nee is to the southows | 00. Mepect as Jeflerenm Barvocts | fully | from Kansas City at dayor fir | corner of the reservation. A switch Tomorrow. =. (a ——_ - PTT TT TT LL The regiment departed | : h the camp and track for unloading troops and suo- t s and ammunition | orders are to reac | ; ee eee may arise out| wait for daybreak to detrain. plies runs into the center of the res-| One hundrea and forty-six men, pe ‘ ’ There is a race on between the ervation from the west side, passing | have been notified ' lroad situation. . ee 138th Infantry, Col. C. S. Thornton’s | the Quartermaster’s permanent! morrow at the Louis, and the buildings. The course of tnstruction Training Camp, at Jefferson Bar- . | a regiment from St. | : strike| CAMP CLARK READY a them Southeast Missouri, com- | will begin with revell ; Departs Minus 41 Men on strike C 140th from Southeast Missour | egin with reveille Monday. ‘cracks. Training wfl last until July P 4 ; sande. v Col. Warren L. Mabre Duty, for Two Weeks’ Train- FOR THE MILITIA manded ee Se bes. oad pee reenter algae ¢ ing at Camp Clark. ; ment reached St. Louis last night. Filipinos Expected in Chicago. |. inery, engineers, quartermaste cae 7 Special to the Post-Dispatch. and is on the road here over the ae og ea shenge and ordnance branches. Col, John! The First Missouri (138th In- NEVADA, Mo., July 15.—Missou-' Katy. The 138th Regiment is coming HICAGO, July 15.—A _ party nal eerant, chict-cf-statf. of the! fantry) Regiment, National Guard, ris infantry and engineer regim?nts on the Missouri Pacific. Advice from;15 Filipinos, members of the In-,** * / Divisi wit; | departed for its annual encampment of sangre’ Guard © so be at nese both late tonight indicates a close gGenendence Commisgion to the Unit- , 12nd ~apeag on, will ve “a. . Nevada. Mo.. in two! places for the annual encampment at finish. ; - command. | oan 2 Saag Missouri Pacific | Camp Clark not later than 8 o’clocK; All the tentage is up, leaving the ed States, wane: arrive in Caleage to- | A camp for training aviation re-| Railroad at 8 o'clock last night |tomerrow morning. The entire i2- regiments nothing to do but move fn. | ™orrow morning and will depart for | serve officers will be opened tomo>-. on a schedule that would have the fantry regiments will be here. A The completeness of the prepara- Kansas City on the Southwest Lim- | row at Fort Des Moines, Iowa, and) regiment at Camp Clark at 6:45 a. part of the 138th was sent from St. tions are due to the efforts of Lieu- ited of the Chicago, Milwaukee & another for reserve balloon officers m. today. The men entrained at the Louis to Poplar Bluff early this tenant-Colonel A. V. Adams, Quar- st Paul road at 6 p. m. ‘will be opened at Scott Field. Union Station. They will return week, but was relieved by artillery | termaster. Col. Adams has been here July 30. from Sedalia in time to join the re-' since Monday night, and was at camp. The enlisted strength of the reg- mainder of the regiment for camp. several days each week for a month iment was 742 men and 45 officers, Missouri's two artillery regiments previously to this week. less 40 men and one officer who were scheduled to go to Camp Knox Hot Weather Predicted. went to Nevada earlier in the week | 2% week ago, but were held back De- The three regiments are going to to prepare the camp. The number Cause of possibility of strike duty, find themselves facing a much more that departed last night was 11 less hence those artillery units will be. strenuous camp than ever befora. than the number which attended used before any infantry or engi- Twelve regular army officers have last year’s encampment. ‘neers are taken from camp. The ir-! been detailed from Fort Leaven- Other military- units at Camp! tillery will go to their encampment, worth, Kan., to direct the instruction Clark will be the Seventieth In- later this year. probably after -he. of the men. fantry Brigade Headquarters, from i"fantrymen are available for strixe Furthermore, the local indications Nevada; the 140th Infantry, from duty. are for hot, dry weather. The camp | Cape Girardeau; the 103d Combat There will be between 2400 and | site is covered with luxuriant grass, Engineers, from Kansas City, and 2500 men in the encampment, which | but ts situated out and away from the State administrative staff lasts two weeks. The early details, forests and is decidedly warm. Be- Quartermaster Corps, a total are at their places tonight. That! ing the army reservatioin, two miles approximately 3000 men and offi- ‘cludes an officer from each regi-| long by a halfmile wide, there 1s cers, including the First Regiment. ment, four enlisted men from eathiroom for some nice, long walks for Strike Popular Subject. company and the State administra-/|the boys. Even the activities attending en-| tive staff. The camp is laid out with brigade trainment did not cause a lull in the discussion of possibilities of being called from the encampment to do ee ee anced be he Page or Grand Cars Stop at Door « strike of railroad shopmen, a topic | of discussion in which the men for days had displayed absorbing in- | MOHAIR : $ THROUGHOUT. terest, and the week they have been | mobilized under the order of Gov. | PALM erst | THE COUNTRY! Hyde seems to have whetted a desire BEACH uy ! for active service. , ; 50 SAYS FRANCIS JONES DIRECTOR The entrainment was effected 4 Cs Abe tenes tevin bad | MANY LIKE NEW . ee ba cha STATES a week of instraction in organized . ’ * SE . . ee ene im ermaked ELEGANT WOOLEN | Tailors’ brand-new Not-Called. LovMe RVICE ee goes to camp this year un- | For P er more favorable conditions than $ $ a SU ITS 3° ¢ $7 5 NOWS YOUR CHANCE TO Reports were received that Camp SHOW YOU e Clark, which was so named in mem- IN GOOD ai ctiinis 5 = RE SOUND: ory of the late Brigadier-Genera! H.' NVEST G. Clark, is in good shape to receive i SOME MONEY the regiment. a MOHAIR $@ | BRAND-NEW $ IN SOME GROUND Col. C. S. Thornton, in command of ; the regiment, said the men were in COATS MOHAIR SUITS ATC | OFFE ZZ good spirits and he expected the : Ww H THE RINGS IN THE Z ZEAE course of training at camp to be of. REAL ESTATE COLUMNS OF THE” a ee amen og congenggal 4 Coats and Vests.......$2.50| Remember We Have TCE a e at 5:45 a. m.! 't Cally; reveille five malientee wetig and ' ; Moved to POST-DISPA H assembly at 6, and mess at 6-25. ; . rE There will be three hours and 56 amane seman, Nang -$1.00 1017 i GRAND ST.LOuIS ONE BIG REALESTATE an r . Wants DIRECTORY Tire P rice S Smash By Bartling Red Front Stores Big Chain Store System Smashes TIRE Prices—Big Savings 3—ST. LOUIS STORES—3 Cords 8000-Mile Guarantee Special Price 30 x 314. .$10.50 32x4 _ 15.50 fa ee Sree ee annsetisath okay ad ty oh a wet ey - ew ewe .« se ae , oe 9? en Ae Se at CS Se a he ss o ay » > ol aid seed aad om. , ~ o- ~ Ra) 90 yp og i at nat ' e =" = lhe alata pbapieibe as casein. Ce Pit 9 9 ot AE Meee - - en tN ean a esl et AGN a ER OO Sh, BE ARTE EE AIRE ee ee o ome a A A RE hl AERP Spe SAGE TIN Oia Ropntnte A AORN . eee —e - dear iat ETC LONE alt AR SP ea IE Brigadier-General W. A. Raupp, | headquarters to the south and facing aiso Adjutant-General of Missouri, the three regimental areas. The 33 x4 16.00 | : 34x4 | 16.50 anit | eee ‘s chapel. 3. until ALL FIRST STD Ne NO SECONDS | me Sct" ; g ee Monday fom 1%. 1/ 25 00 } a be Crtered a 34 x 4 /2 . i > } ; a » ay. Juss -_ Fe ae of Kat? x 5 . Kirk’ 7 ~y ve » July 16. 195 Funera! Sunday 9 Ronhorm:s ant in Calvary Ce: entered into rest eS. @ father and et 35 x 5 ol & ‘ 31 .00 a) a = = : -: from reside Se a t S40, = taiy 15. 1 gay. July aged i= years. beloves BIG | MAIL ORDERS : d pe of Luke of Lake c and SEND NO MONEY i: = t funeral 4 ’ We will ship subject te your inepee. § E - ; , tion. If tires don’t suit you, simply | aTRAC Re: 5.20 th GUARANTEED ae ne cae Ge gwar, Joly loved son of Emile at our expense unused. Order teday.f | * manech. oe oesch), and deat 4 y se - 2 Sch i ae —" tol ics al . Pre attn ro 2 PC IPM ge aa ° . ° 1 4 = bene ney | an C. Me I understand fully that all orders are subject to your ; 3 134 names of boys and girls who have earned Rangers ore os trom pera eho ave nah a daily POSTDISPATCH—whether purchased from a newsboy, } a | news stand, or carrier. | MAUCPT—At the residence ‘eo Chien, 7O7S under the terms of the POST-DISPATCH offer. ees! kere: ee ere eee Bhs — : re adeialte Tulles : a: BS motnoer-ip-la®, q S ent, aget 74 years. 4 a ral from Wacker-F : : s avenue. Sunda Their success attests the likelihood of your success, provided you hustle as they did. It is not pretended that . . Shea 4 ; : 3 5 hae : ADDRESS ne : : the task is easy, but we do maintain that a free Ranger is available to any eligible boy or girl who wants a ~........_______________________ oe CBurr? Fort Madicen. le. Ranger and is willing to work for it. Send the Enrollment Blank and details of the offer will | | Watworee bee : 4 ie autont, ot sar be mailed to you. g# | Seas ie b> 4 gener: Tuesday at 2 Dp. me. . leffersen ant Nerth ‘¢ Bethichern Cem «tery SS AN ON ta AIT EP oy teks rer, ae ba Tz ‘ ”, . ? 4 + . . est 1} : \ . . Ti . - . ; ihe . ifs ae P: " , oh rce ’ nahi an %. = co S vey -— ¢F -% - yee. : i 4 P Ale . : i+ _ a ‘ siia . x * c+ : — ee * r¢t> is 3: Tauck . 2s ; ; wv ; . 7} _ ye ’ ! | - » 7 ix ‘ . “ . an 4 Stiois**? + \a* oa . Lew . hv . ai, 8 ug ' >. 1 AV sere a a ‘ Thueretder §8 o> mm. 445 Faaton SCIexce oF THE #0OTL Mentay, Thuredar. 7 ine * , } sv . ’ . . . nad , # . Rac - p "Fy al a :5 eS y » . . 7 : - . ‘ qn - . ‘ = » Euge’ ...wW..¢, °"~ aLti- . eS toe os a 3 SPIRITUAL CHURT? ae him * ~=19 ; 4 es id. 7 ‘* > . WN in : ByTs _ —_ a - et oer woe at 4 ard 5s » : h Se , : ¥: , es . . EF ) 6«6«ASRA Senth Teetfth street. ? « DIVINE LOVE SERVI @.. Basgies Mali; | frre. XEw THI GHuT 2:30, Mar-us Hail, t Ment Marcuse-Easton. T nu. 54258 Rehia. A sPIRITU ¢ * si16A) pastor. < CHURCH OF HIGHER

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ee oor RR ge Ea PR ONT ee owe er al Vr mae i» ep Agi am ray pea ye Ge Men a - —_——— oe TENT ROOMS, LOST, SERVICE, FOR SALE, AUTOS, MUSICAL = IINDEX to Secti oo): yea er Mists, Seen, Moat te — o Section See S Section After Fare Lands, Financial OT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH [IN IN DEX to Section “B”__ See Section A 2", "guts Memes Meat ra: Adding Machines.......22 Boara . 1 1% | Boats, Launches... ee ens eer fick be igh BM sti ng | Gre Pine Cleanine — panied (Musical : sical) . 2 Musical oo 73 | Resorts. Country Board. .13 race and Moving ‘4 , es *#ee *eseeeeenn ’ call ae Tewelry . ~*~ Painting fee « wTYro°T°? i Rooms re eft @ ee ee am | busias Repairs scer~ .16 | Raoks. | Periodicals... 18 Coming Events.. Gold and Silver. ... Bricklayving & Tuckp’ t'e. 14 Dancing | os an biye p . Pees wee elp—Men, Boys . Productive Publicity, Progress, Profits ! st = ——— , Panerbanging ......... | Meemmates ...........98 | Tabte eon st and Foun % | Partners | Reome—For Colored....24 = es ves aiking Machines... . Building Material, | Business Cards te 2 ecces ; Help—Women. Girls... . elaine | eoceeg ate, LOO .14 | Horses. Vehicles _......22 ’ Machinery r 2 7 h : t Anditine & Accounting Canvassers, Solicitors. | mamaking kn uelecs Hetela . e More You Say tae Better Twill Pay | Miscellaneous For Sale rho coast tae eee | Gafeo .......++-+++.++-28 | Talking Machines... Carpenters & Builders ) slectric satiarian, Weee oe Household Goods Wtd.. |} Mail Orders... es Pianos—Musi ' ties nee Saeaareans sips dc a Exchange (Miscel.)......22 | Household Goods . a | Millinery Printing. Address ing... .14 | et Sc ~ _ Medical ° Peatenstebes **-e *e@ees $e«e08 — 14 ‘ : cee aoe . coe 88 _— SS Carpet Cleaning... __ Cemetery Lots. treat eb _ Houses, Furn.. F. S..... 4 - Cc + mnie aon : r ‘one 2 Instruction (Musical). . . 2: ST. L OU IS SU: ND AY MORNIN | 8 L Y 16. 1925 - 4 Miscellaneous Wants Poultry—BDirds or Sale (Mixeel, ’ Instruction Motereve ‘les T - Radio Supplies Rape ec: | sonnets 6 as a4 . eee sa ; va ‘ovine and Storage 14 | Roofing | cea a | Special Notices ....... PROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE TO RECEIVE ANSWERS. PART SEVEN ' 32, ; A THREE-TIME AD COsTs LESS, PRODUCES MORE. ine — > -— = - _—— — _- =~ = = et a re er = ep — iN MEMORIAM SPECIAL NOTICES “Entered into rest on Saiundey Mi D E A fk H S eog 15, 1922 at 6 a mm ae ne SC WENK—Ent ered into rest on Saturday. i Aa ‘cow of Oscar Ss. James and _— se 7 _ viv oon. W alburga Schenk inee n \ o- aa . 4 EN pees inepeenuaaimen eee fn ll — ae : our dear Gansner) we. ed mather of John, Joseph PERO. Mensemel seran ey i a aaneee c wot No. Tato te attend called “meeting —7 | Kk un ha be Map (ii ij wd Ul :,. PAS 0 Oo 73 o be held July a # Joe c : rae hie its" | a, "ae = || LOST and FOUND es" tn es ea mother. Remains wil! be and Gustave Schenk and Mrs. Anna Hove OOO LO OOO et Wee EO ee Ss Thliss vil! vin K we r, but my mother | y Lost -” dear sister, Sister-in-liaw and aunt. sil to New St. Marcus’ Cc emetery. ste ' ~ S, soe lly atner oO! ouise, wh.te satin skirt. ginger beer Ww ny inean te feng To her “could ; 4 Wander until death oe Natural 18. at : yf KATE.—Inquire among the glass solve % to 1 cake of yeast in the! Wi Calis me away, ce oe ai saa | dave ay ee . be sold ‘thin rie - pint of water. It can also be ‘ere 1 nope Lo join ner han . hog hand at the’ costs. Mrs. W. ‘er, 2516 Geover =! one Dispatch i nt l¢ oo St. Louis. July 1, 1922. | BAG—Lost: Municipal Ont wal” cl pa Opera Wednesday ; ; ’ : ' - | wabon AND 1 W ATCH— ll reda July” a3. Fairgrounds Park. Re Badge 28 and watch: reward. Bou O-Sa7. ag a OT Pega ap ones: O » eg | ; _ re ee mi.on Monday, July 17. at 2:80 p. KU ~gT ete int : . “ . 4 ol . residence, 5759 Roosevelt place. July 15, 192 t 12 30 a. x Saturday, | 7 nhef: a apel, 26° “ty, 4 erokee : nd chi wpe in Valhaila Cemetery. ; Kunts, beloved — sist dh of John ~w . | Missouri Crematory. Decease. 1 only icing nel aie mee” 0 r wh gg etn instruction I inade without € t } > | W, = . 4 her cn inn't ~~; . em ‘1asses ! ‘ning ainting. yeast aS. in the S.A tered {nto rest, suddenly, Fri- | anc George N. Kuntz and our de; r wf Rainbow rele No ) + | A china E Vo, oleh ? Sedly mises ' : De a 2 on Bolen | in law and aunt do dear sister- and Street ¢ toien een! "aa ict ANXIOUS —Inqutre among the ia: 20 singer, bruised ] % pounds, oan he Hast FAMILY. child's dark pink t fatv n , ; li @ . wise : ns . as PNR ES tee vin wd ¥ : ard SE dear father an: ‘Katy’ Brier (nee 18. oy hl —— — mn noeeiay, , July a EY—Entered into rest on F rie tay stock brokers concerning this com- | honey ] siden ge err mondial bese nt memory of our dariing daughter, Mi- 3638 hlora. Grand 371. vanity; vow brot ‘ -sidence of her y am at 10:45. a. m.. pany. t ri ay ' Prof ton ‘esac, who departeu thi i "IN va wns at Lopo'’s chapel, 161 West Ar- a — John NN. Kunts, 4813 Labadie ave- ta ley, age 66 vears, 6 months. ? ay NEW SUBSCRIBE : the ‘A gan in 3 gallons of water year azo, July 1921: (his lille Ole BREASTP IN—Laet: oval shape with « aab- a Drive, Kirkwood, until Sunday morn- Beliefontat f A oes Church, thence to | ved mother of Mrs. P. J. Crotty. Mm for ores mei. es agg rpg for half an hour; add the sugar, the ||| 5¥rrounue, y we are* lonesome; Oliy La Friday, near Grand and E y, Funeral Bunsey, July 16. 1922, at 2 p. are res ’ = egg de 7 Relatives and friends | S. . Buttler; dear sister of John Kerwin | ormulas for solutions of all kinds | lemons (hruised and slice d), the} “ of pieasure we are blue ———— 4 ; "Tb « - ’ | . rée ” : . LR IE — Gear mother of Ernest E. | b*—'s. ue | ™., to Mount Hope. Cemetery | A. B. C.—The Jewel Radio its | @Ot try a banana sherbet: Combine Sediv mi be half revealed. line oe | ,8round eye — Lent: aii, ane ring ‘ | STU RDIV ANT—On 7 eee Ju! y ¢ 2. man ufac w, red at 915 Union Fuel (one « ‘upful of water and one and M a \ ) pre gee it saan , : 6340 Elr nwood av. Cali Grand atta | i one-half cupfuls of sugar and boil ent. “MH. MIKE GLOGOVAC, Par-| ADAMS RESORT—On beautiful Gasconade | Connecticut. : Si River; an tdeal piace for a vacation or | COLLIE- Lost: few waalen man ~_—, and our dear 1 ype anne OO « c ener from Grace 1 Skinker Episcopal from Geraghty chapei 22 Eas- cn aterman and Skinker avenues at the residence of eo ee ra 92 c: Oo ve, on mona y July 17, at 1lvu:30 Sunday, July 16. at 3 p, m. Pradhan aa 303 Susanneh street. Pekin. Ill. Chicane yh West Megere eae for 56 minu tes Cool tt ughiv nterment in alvary Cemetery ic, | Valhaila C emetery a | 4 t Sturdivant, aged 52 "Yea 5 | MAT y “3 ‘ Meaa@hila. mash 6 me tetas i Deir: tapers rest, everything new, clean and cft the | name of Laddie: y reeks ft > > 3 n 1s . d Aen, , f 4 , = " 7 , » - 4 4 » 5 ) »” n-s * e( ; ' na j : le ; er ‘3 G5— Entered into rest on Satur- hegre a tet into rest on Thur sv . ll uays , thes we 58M yet . a eiry : may be bananas or press them thro gh a Yes =" ‘ 7 t iT) b oved w fe and our Yatio Ww ty or phone lor booklet or ceger- colored. resembling very. affectionate’ 2 ‘all . duly 19, fee, at 5:40, Helen Mary | pop July 13, 1922, at 10:05 a. . Helen On Saturday, July a8 {}) ; caned by reducing bread crumbs | potato ricer Add 2 cups eae uf Mother, Clara Kutina, whe departed | - n. W. O. Adams, Jerome. Mo. (fch3) Olive 4664 or Cabany I828R ORDERS Ee : ’ aged 1” years, beloved daugh- Katherine Lippelt, widow of the wa leien ll m., Joseph Svatek. es ‘ at into small particles, then rubbing ang re ju ; et } a ips 1 Ur- -_ m2 ui Lt, AN IDEAL piace for a rest; In the Ozarks | cm “ Z . . (ec) P| 2 . and Harriet Cummings, | ‘@Y H. Lippeit, mother of Mrs. David EF | 2¢8? father agdalen at Svatek,|| them into all the curves of the|® ‘tableeno.. the banana pulp and +. Sadness oO me o'er us, Mrs. august Lang, Route 2. Sullivan, Mo. WW — Lot email Jersey; reward Cabany MONEY ABZ of Luke H. Jr., Woodrow Attebury, Srandmother of David Gustav | nd? 1e7 ' n- ‘ ae iewelry with a fla nnel. Ac 1 I'this to the: of lemon juice. | ears in silence mn flow: | BOARD — aches ‘ - -- wa 9° O : MHeor uth Ejiener and Marjorie Curm- stedury lav, July . at 30 pv — — . — ; ms to the sugar syrup, pour! daring sit aiWays Keep you near us = obtained with | CROSS RAIL—T ; : ° F Bl gine R | Funeral will take place from the family | Wer lell "parloce. ‘Missizeippi and Allen ||! GEORGE H. K.—Technique in/into the freezer, and andhetn — J us three years ago. (ehlands ~ Ses 7. , Meramec River | aatnena onan! back, for truck: | nel bject to ie us Notice of funeral from Arthur Don- | "esidence, 4617 Tower Grove place, on Sun- | azenues, to St. Wenceslaus Church, thence to oe a ine ,form, manner or) freeze. Meanwhile. beat one egg. | lever tran ae eet em, ——————___ OX _E 5. EEE | 1053). Reward don't sult your Inspec. e. 1 parlors, “$846 Lindell boulevard. (Cc) et afternoon , July 16, at 2 © ‘clock. Serv- Peter and Paul’ s Cemetery. (co) met hod empl yed, the Practica] de. nw hite unti} stiff. ada to it ° table 7 ‘ af memory fade. CLUB MEMRBE —— West Point CUFF —r - tn 4 a be , ; « . —_— —_ 1) ” setix: l=, > ; , a \é ‘~- . . ‘ Ce bik € wavs ] a! i} { . —F gen oe simply ‘pre i. tatered into rest on Fri- ag ge yg Me > Epi a ye h, Kirkwood | TOENEBOE HN—Asleep in Jerus. sud- re hp nage = tively considered. The} spoonfuls of sugar. and beat again. Aroun the Pdr ws ge ping ee ey ,end Fishing Club. Winfield, Mo. ' white stone In center: reward unused. Order’ oder meg ” July 14, 1922, at 6:20 p. m., Clyde! ill Cemetery o'c ‘ nterment in Oak denlv on Friday, July 14, 19%: > at 7:40 pian Is the plot of the Story. ' Fold into the sherbet and freeze || Sadly ago — v Alc. _pox 0-415, Post- -DI spatch. 3 } 1120 “Pine. reward. ¥ The fbach. beloved son of Em! ile and Alma : fc) | ~4 bane Charies J. Toenet oe hr 1, beloved Api G.' W E.- —Wri te the Agricult | about 7 an! t yo ’ ‘ we HU = Ba ALND ANI ) 'OHITRR CLUE? ‘SL * . a: tay eat ss r aeenenen acanen ) hus- _M : J ural | » minuts onger until it is ‘ AND DAUGHTERS. é HOt SE SITE—For ~ - see “9 a a = - A er 4 ali b. 4 — ] is - . >? . ag 3 re are . . -_ oat ral from Hauck & Schmitt's parlors, Dow ell, beloved les, Cal, of Wiliam fe. Me- | | boehn, son of, Amalia “and Carl Toene: aoe Mo. regarding breeding of | TILLIE.—W it dsor sanéw iches are ae gy 5 Te Whe dean end , mother, | éL U SUSE: ss) | 2600 : st cory ive Ti LL Pe ni South Grand avenue, Monday, Jul Dowell (nee Baum), father of Ai in-law of Mrs. Katherine Rel Sr., enickens and ful] instruction will | made as follow a ‘ream 1-3 cup ¢ set ore ‘ampbell, who departed this life PHOU SE—30x 30x40 feet: shade trees” ‘sur- 7 mist Madeline McDowell. b Aileen an | ane bh elim, and our be sent you. butt : o cup of July 20, 1921. | rounding (former dance hall): suitable for | DIAMONI) BAR PIN Lost; lig m., to New Picker Cemetery. (c7) McDowell. wicDowell, rother of Walter R. the ar ie hee in-law and uncle, at De ROTHY Kk | — “4 and — 1, call each of fine- || Surrounded bv friends we are lonesome: | a society or four families: cheap or or oe evening; between opera, Forest Park, and ’ |* “ 50 years 4 otned " chopper ; il P pga eee pes Mise! apne sn Does - ' , WA- i oF mRDS—-On ore By | FD ann from the Alexander parlors. 2833, Funeral on Sunday, July 16, at 2p m should be. “You Pe? de pbiniet tan cold Seilad bay Hag gir Peony sr 4 dl she a ae a ae we are -9 3 ae | ay store, swimming, rowing. baseball park, | me and Pope av., reward. Colfax yw ’ ? > or p > > a y ¥ : ‘ . : ’? - , 4 , . _ ., aov ‘ “: oe vs ty ace. dey our fart € 8, ‘ on rem * ‘Lillian Edwaras inee W hittle), beloved D. ing street, on Sunday, Ji uiy 16, at 2:30 frwy re sid nce, Roc k Hit! an d V ermont i it ( alifornia. Sedan is pronounce ed. i Sait and paprika, anc spread Acnil and ionging for you. tis Brook. Me tg on tie amy m. Arste, Ten ee ae ee eel tenis Bae veer ee sa . (c92) ee *e PO Eden Evangelical se-dan, accent on the last syllable: ™ixture between thin slices | re are griefg that cannot find comfort, | GoppaGR—_e? nn | DOG—Loat, _small white and yellow sppt ted; Sie af Ceseeet se” +1| Corest is } eehow need, cor-set. bread. Fruit sandwiches may lor dine te aT be healed; | mee. on yp ~ on -| _Heense 5725; reward. Lindell 41478 . e “a rryv\ s Cee } he ear c e i@' a . the | ward. 2040 Obear av. — oe 3:39 DP 1 la ‘ ’ mw sy ] rit ye ta 0 = 7 : si ™ . oso me mee 7 aeap-eepeeeie- tenia a Sen dmg Pera ar tiaetnl OR a = m.. Rose M. Meyer, belov ed daugh- | ™M. Louisa Wieman (nee lig Me Mowat EMMA.—The following is place the ordinary soldering iron Chapel Free. ——— WON Tl FT=_-_-—— (c9) ELE TRIC W, AFFLE IRON—Loat : en (nee Pletinann), dear father of ter of Ex ama Meyer (nee y restlie), { lear sis- ' mother of Mrs. E — th Huggins. Mre Mar- route from st Louis, Mo 9 to Peoria, i by an fron 0 f pure ail luminum. P re D- ' - - — - _ eae EY) } F L RNISHED ‘ OT TAGE Wtd.—On ~ Mera- Cc Lock wood ay. ear Al gonguin Club. Phone Frenzer Jr.. our dear brother, | Meyer. I d Ida., John and Erwin | Faret rag n. Mr Lena Sevm yur Her- TI1. - ot. Louls to Fast St Louis, I}1., | aration of aluminum solder: Come {i :— ' - ——————— on ante nae ee wl aie or > er abany 3991W. Reward. Be SES tae (er n-law, son-in-law and uncle. Funeral from esti on —-. I nr} At ‘ust and William Wiemarn | Collinsville, Mary svilie Staunton. 'mence by fusing the copper: then HY CEMET | Port v sia to h. = ° ' z O-s $ EYE GLASSFES— Lost: on N_ 2hth at or Fal "D af Rieke - ag a a sa avenue, on Monday. Jul BO ru: ge Rear magpie Fleiter and our Mount Olive, Litchfield. Glenarm. to! &d@_ the aluminum in several in- i} — ERIES | COT’ TAGE: Newly erected, furnished. ca | eeround__Delmar 2001, Landed. 237. D rive, rkKwoo unti aturday ‘to St. Anthony’ s Ch ato ‘f ‘ a . a. - ’ is e , if mother-in- law. | Springfield on t Mi idl . ‘ stallments sti the ee . ane en es -—Ne y erectec urnisne on FOU NT in . v - ar @ Pv ; thence to SS. |Srandmother and great-grandmott i o Middletown, New “ oy eh r the mixture well | Meramec, two rooms d ac . ADL. PE —Lost; lady’ s: “Waterman, i or —e seaceditge Race ter and Paul Cemetery. | Seventy-sixth year, sss nother, in her i agg os Delavan, Dillon, Groveland, | “ ith a piece of fron: next add the Beautiful Lakew ood | | ing porch; rental Fg ge Olive Lape. ‘wat ee ‘8th on Locust. Cail i West Monroe avenue, Kirkwood. : : into rest on Saturday, if Funeral] Sunday, July ae ae = 30 D>. m of | Mast eorla to Peorta. | zine and a little tallow or bensine it TH E PARK C EMETE ! Hij-Kreast Cottage on Petty’s Hii, Valley ars er’s Church, Kirkwood, thence to , 2032, at 2 a m.. Charles we [tom late family residence. 6612 Julian ave-|{| c 3 P—The Czecho-Slov , at the same time. Once the zinc is ees © SA EUES 44 RY | ark, Mo a a tery. (c7) Moor aoey bel: ved hushand of Laura ~— a St. Peter's Cem were. i | public eh al io ss Be ce 20-nam © ak Re- a added do not heat too stronely. to NONSECTARPIAN, PERPETUAL CARE, | COT TAGE—For rent, lease or sale. ‘on Mer- FOU NTAIN PEN—Lost; cold wevation. ae “4 GDYNIA—On Thursday, July 13, 1922 Moore Jo ". and Mattie | Ladies’ said Bodiet member of Eden Emanuel | |; 4a), vaki rst? Ca emia, Moravia, | avoid the-volatilization of the zinc. | C Heege uv.. northwest of Gravois. | amec, on Frisco; 2 rooms and 2 screened aowtweee Vandeventer and Chouteau j ary 7:45 e. m. John A de Ralewed ' rs. &. J. Hickman, {| ~ oclety. a + st ~4 “ esia and autonomous, 1. Take 6 parts of tin and 1 part ||| LIVE 14. “24 CHESTNUT. CENY. | porches, partly furnished; convenient to 1205, A. = 390; cement. wwache, fe a To the member asa ll defi ed _ its frontiers have heen|of aluminum. Solder with the iron ||} —————————___________ (068) epee Sue river. Olive 4 —_ —~+ Sewer . at fro s of the Mound City Under- n yy the Peace Treaties with ; or with the blowpipe, according to = pen Sunday. __DALY & McCABE. _ FRATERNITY PIN—Lest. J. B. mates = 2 ithe 2. The pleces a be CEMETERY LOTS | GRAND opening of Holzer's Park annex on | _reward, 4604 Washington. e Meramec; restricted; Sunday, ~—_- 3. | GLASSES—Lost: tortoise shell rim: ; : band of Josephine Gdynia inee Cieszlick), aati : 2 : — gle Brandfather, tather- Pieitsch chapel, 5966. Easton : : d Liverymen’s Association of ||) German Austria and Hune the article. The torsi tory is one of the me ont ory a rr y is st, soldered are to be tinned, but in- - ee »*? del r EMETERY LOT—Memorial Park, ‘section 12 (ome down and select four x ub- ' vicinity of 4380 Lac lede aY.; ; Lin 3984 Se en dace Hol >| lk fror herd. aoa ns a Faces 08. 3 i day, July Ve wish to extend our sincer ‘ ee 4s autiful corner sec- | Istein milk om our her aepring chicken : 2. 4 VENS—Passed peacefully into rest atim., from Wetck Bros.’ ot RS f eS ‘sodh |Our relatives and many friends Yoh te T RG AT INFORN ; _ von im Valhalla Cemetery; reasonable, | and fish. Write or phone for rese rvations, scone jt: a8 "Fores A, chine pieces. RANGER Bicycle ' 4 he ng negg o 64 20 Corbett ave- | South Grand boulevard, to SS. Mary and Se | beautiful floral offe rings and kind sympathy | JET L ‘ae ® : i LATION. Ol ive 5488 > gg J. M. Pattison, Gascondy, Osage Co. | D> ioe ~ eA. 4. orest " 562M. (ec) . ureday, July 1%. 1922, at 3:30 | seph’s Church, thence to Mt. Olive | ‘tery | Shown us in our sad be reavement t lo ‘ Q She CEMETE i LOT—Very dem, rable, in Me-/| 4° —_- sete {c89) (HAND BAG—Loat, brown: ; fe- a eed” itm usabeth Hood Havens, be- | | OREILLY—at St. John's Hos pate | four darling baby, Mar lle: in the ons | pe — 6 Sena vie Louis Bar Association. } | morial Park Cemetery; lot 141, section 10;| HOTEL HOWARD, Bay View, Mich., on! _ turn bag and ‘contents. B20 Pome [Fy ts of your offer : * ge of Gustavus H. Havens, mother | Saturday, Julv 15 19°29 ’ at 1- a ne | Mr. Kutis. the undertaker. for his kind and / |! MRS. HANNAH M.—The widow is | BLOCKHE AD.—There is no noti: private party Forest 5403R. : lake Michigan; golf, tennis, boating, fish- iHoU NI ' are subj . - g od iam A. L’ Hommedieu (nee Patia | pe ev. J, J. O'Reilly. pastor of a 5 p. m - (efficient ser vice entitled to a pension of $25 per | period for an increase in rent. as ' CEMETERY LOTS—Will aacrifice two aix.| 18: chautaugua, ete. Many St. Louls ref- | @VU\ SD-—Loat, black and —— & eenae No udject to your 4 Ete vens), Jonathan C. Havens and the | Church’ , M Aloysius |MR. AND MRS JOS. ELLEBRECHT AND month i the “gag ete es a en (ae ttl sacrifice two BIX-| grances, Rates and reservations on appli-| 290; reward. 2720A_ Misso A . ~~ mo.; brother of Mrs. J. FAMIL Y. oR64 McNair avenue. — ssi ie tenant must agree to the In- re Oe ih Memoria: Park. Call Main cation. (eD9) ie oe A. I. B—Ask the police to ke2p. crease before it can he effective. 53% F ‘cP; - as es ay Le wo female ” — dis- ; y "rT 4 ; , ' . ’ om t. . ° a et Me te. pt tn Pe ae gp HOUSES —Purnished, or room and beard in! owner's name? reward. i. aoe wo Bee oy : an ae oe | Otvarkes Dm J. Cline, He ker, Mo (2) i R22 Bompart | ay. Webster Groves, ’ ie Gustavus M. “Havens. ee Neca Burke, 1 O'Rei: green pee J of Chicago, I11., iiieisidicdonii n elliy; uncle of James and Dan-| We wish to extend our sincere thanks to the boys from obstructing your en-| ne month’s written notice to va- cate must be given, if possession : is desired. 4 a) ea —- how H. Calk- SIA N. Euclid Phone Tl orest OAKSDALE FARM, near town and Meramec KEYS Last: bigs ~ bunch: ‘Bunday. . Albert prings; good water, shade, home cooking: Saint Clair. 212 Valentine at. ; reward, who now rea | ; Pansat funeral] parlors, 3846 Lindell | ; f . the, a ear. on Sunday afternoon, July 16 ak tion —~ 4 Edward J. and Loretta Burke /our relatives and friends f heir kind trance rom a newsboy tam o'clock. Interment in Valhalla Ceme- | *™) Joseph J. Ehrhardt. and sy hy gp a 9) pg age gyre noise.’ : > ery. ‘ pg Moncey. vuly 17, at 8:30 @. m., | ee . (EL Be Tet Union, Local No ||| need a license. og agg ae oe bg gees on — death | SPEND a quiet. es vacation at Brodie’s nas aria ~~ een a Os eeene oe 4 ’ ew Picker Cemetery. c7) | to ‘eter an ‘aul’s Church. Interment | RT: = - ijebdner, for the kin SANDERS.—JIn the fidav tate)? le husban he property passes farm; cool rooms, good meals. Jennie INT —Strayed; 8 a ot hatr miss - | ‘ 2 4 eo 193 'SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery e Oras 8] “nm, aL iam C. Moydeil, 1 n- veins We I " af davit 8 " : tm the wife, without a will. and she __ Brodie, Pacific, Mo., Route 2. ing on forehead. ‘a ret 3 CE Minnette Helling- rc) sker: also 1@ many ? ¢) your true = mnarne and that you ‘ :; a oO : 1315 8. Vandevent “a ae ee 4 sm nt $9 og ceeetc ide Hielling | QUINN Entered a 30. on Saturday. ‘offerings. Ei any jeattifal floral || Gnened the account under the name. vi oe the Pe agg . ae Bg meas PEND your vacation at P “Peaceful Valiey | - hh. LL -* 28 uly 106 922, at a. m., Pa 4 JOHN @G PPport * gtesenr Result a Se acts o ne erty w.thou aving re children Farm'’ in the beautiful Ozarks; good flah-| poc BOOK— Laat ; money and } from St. Mary's; Quinn. beloved husband of Margaret 1 ER S aND SISTERS waa ROTH. 2 a eee, ee eee erties join in the deed. ' {ng and bathing: well-served tabie: | ie — keep m st 9 - my ky la. '{nee Gregory) and dear father of William G. . ‘ (c) 1c . . , ann. | reservations early. Mrs. H . R - | turned to Nafziger akin Mot Sock: Entered into rest. Friday, July ens F., Joseph M., Leo J., Sadie T. and | a ee seamal eee. per line datly, oe line Newbure. Mo : 99) | Lindell 19172, imar 1: 15 a. m. John FE’. Hugh ens. Elizabeth Vv. ‘ Quinn and Mr rs, Edw ard Hogan, We wish to extend our ncer pon te Pi ~ ' 7 ae Mt re ay. At -@ “SOU i Ss > : THE eK LMO—First-clans uburban board. | : ; of Minnie i urhen (nee | brother of Michael Quinn, Mrs. Bessie w eller | Our relatives and many oe “ — me 4 NI DICAL ( U ESTIONS Sunday _Adopion mile weet Meramec Highlands. R. Rh. a? | POTC H—Lost leather, es brown, w “3 , dear father ~ + Sy H aw Sinks land Mre. P Hession and our dear uncle q | pathy ana onsolation md for th ; ym- P Fventa o; ne: rh | " rot Rox 107 $70 80 encioged: reward. V 80d Edward Hughes, dear "aetherin: | brother-in-law. pia! iful Herel offerings ‘ae during the Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be con | Three "a : on: Ae TWIN a RING vl CAMP—Stanton. Mo. on | — Feeguesn. Ue, hs 40.40) ralt a en y. | hours of eae ~ e | :; . "a wee OF ot insertions , pe . ' of Caine ee ber in-law at the axe of 63 eomerel $118 North pte the family hours Somness of my beloved husheni| sidered. Diagnoses or treatment 7 individual cases will not be given. itiaat Meramec Fis 1% miles from Ozark | PRAYER BOOK — ice; imitation of Christ, Sea residence, 3116 2 » Kes ad avenue on | ther, 1 Mille r. We also wish 7 cia = ee ialist.’ sporotus myrciae. 4 ounces: acvae — | highway; Ph win to let 3 new 3-room cot-| _by pomp A’ Kempile Punday evening, winy at 2p. m.. from Chapel | Monday, . a.-m., to Holy | , jlectric E. M. RB. A. A. awh “gy ult a recta pec PERSONAL tages: coo! and shady. fine fishing end | Juty Phone An: tell 2422K erson and North Market, to New | Rosary Church Interment tn Calvary Cema- | og aa Dept, and firemen of Company!|| as there are many varieties of | resae q. s. to make 8 ounces. | bathing: two large springs. a cave und two | 5,,- e—L ; bem Cemetery. (c) | tery. Deceased w A member of Plumbers’ ge A oe Gee : ; eatarrh of the bowels and they are, mixture rubbed tnto the scaip with PERSON AL—Chub Hurry home: mother| miles rive? front, boats. Write Dr. J. VY. | PURSE this in alley at 3641 Ohio: re- re- Y 7: ILLER AND FAMILY. treated accordingly. massage will stumulate the growt! ver at ic)| Denny, Sullivan, Mo. | tare to thle sd@vess, pewer@. of hair PERSON SAT, edad 7 All troubles settled | WHITE OAKS FARM—in the Ozarks: fish. PURSE—Loet: small, with gueeer ney at opers eal ah g yur wife ing, hunting. bathing. dancing: splendid | or on DeBaliviere aus + coe: 726M. ' Labor Union No. 9 New iork papers | please copy. | . ‘'TR.—If you wish to stimulate! READER.—The following is 2 fy oo r= - lor farm home accommodations: geod bie. | Reward Forest 5? RICHARD—Entered Into rest on Frid : ; } ay, VV we to ter ‘ir r } 7 | » . 7 : ; | ’ 4°: 45 a. m.. Ju ly 14. 19 o- ? at residence, . =) | ee a vd pak Setaen veal on ere heartfe the ZrTow th c f hai a for sideburns, very Rood tonic for an anemic (obh- blorence ‘ , B bo M 'S Broadway, Alphonse Richard beloved hus- ki : cruremainne of oe nas for their try the following: Resorcin 1 dram,/tain a mixture consisting f « al ; wilt Vv are. A. Harmer, Some. — | arnt R : P1101 i ind expressions of s« , ons mer , a . , 2 iy en SISSting Of &Qual PERSONAL- _ " ape, nyo ———— r ever ; ' cont ‘s PI I I UA # ] ~ M | bane of the late Emma Richard (nee Hawg ful floral ofticines ecto ~. ~~ hs al I the beaut! quinine (alkaloid) 16 grains, ol. patis of tincture of muriate of of 18S} afnaeen ) we RRIDGE VIEW COTTAGES bb ey “‘taties, ining a = gr), dear father of (;eorge Richard Mr i : 4 e Us in the hour o* ricini 9 (i aro x alcohol 4 oun es. iror 9 7) ] ] pari e, : ' i ‘ , isi ’ - ‘. . " , . =—s , ~~ {useee! Am ire. Jerome Mo ts } a tickets marker ee ss We S li kel Mre Rn. * iTS. | gadness occarione i by the toes af aur I o rops, ai I pUTI 1 are giveerin ake from 1 to ‘ win o i whe a Phe r ; .. : . ° | @Gowntewn district; reward Th | J. F. enkel, Mrs, K. Fisher. O' Rear | father and ep {father ae: ae x" , Pan It « ull ‘ho '|12 drops in rater t} r 2 ol; a? Mexico, M lmnports .,, the mountain breezes blew. fine enery. “ Detmas Ric hard, Atbert Rik ‘hard, Mre (ze Deck er | ns “ , = ahs : ier, Jes Hansen Sr J¢ J Ww. K.— OnSUIT AN OF ul st who = DS ; Wa iroug i a £iassS “ ~¢ - - fieh ng, canoe] ing. river bathing, Pe eee Se a | i'Jr. and Harvey Richard and our fet ar fat her : thank re eV Fritsch for his cin) will probably lance and ecurette (or tube after —— mea] PE RK SON Al. mone VA aAsseTI LT ; aw , borees, dancing’ every evening at so! KING z 1 | © ahaa aia pimfouoneri- CHURCH — Sunday, | in- law, grancfather and = unc! aged peer tee - consolation, the | nna arers ae heir scrape) out the entire stye. After- | JENN lo prevent hay asthma, hes fall im Gi ow ar, near| new dance pavilion: fine orchestra: electric | oe oa lo4y's, amend ri > oe . 8 dp. m.; Tuesday, Friday, 2:30. | years Wack 7 | ansitance, and 3 Mr. Brehnat , ward you can use an advised ant!- limate is necessary. The page Ans is OV vs - a eer - he lights: chicken — he three times a week. | conpeem wn LT an Box ¥-48, P.-D. Sa) a ® . a 4 1e@rTrec at Nee bl ‘ : . . “ os _ - sinh ae mene 2. TY a | I y — 7 r) ; , QO Tc 77 TW oxn,, ‘e SCIENCE OF THE SOUL TRUMP ET—Every |* og rte lig + pe a salah at n THE a8 REAV ED F AM} i etabies: : te “a ; > ~ ‘ as = , ‘woe } - , : l’oat Diepatch. Julia ay. oy lh th M ity Roger re * | at the ae of G1 veare, TT var - shen ~ ‘ . , ey 4 ie ;, . 4 a ‘ ‘ =e oe & | - « ’ , . = 7 . ron. . ( A ; Ff =f | wy ¢ ote ony 1UF “a ~ " : ° e ne He = ‘ ’ “ . - — ~ 2:20, ™ THOT’ GHT SERVICES—Sunday, | j n gal — iday at Ag > Holy” residence, (y ma He rf. a Il, ‘oy 7 ervie h & . —— - — - : — —— — ~ - on — - ~ - PRE " Vi , I4e le , : i :. be autiful “view of Meramec River; | forcer CHATR tes re ine Mati eonducted by Mra Din. | 24 “inne EV stree to oly Cross Lu- | Pallbearers, fo: a licen: Pst tiens a ae ae _* nF le, age 4% * low cottage. 28x44: 5 roeme, screene see ——lwet. child's near Beltane i b4 reus-Easton, Tuesday, Friday, 8 p.|theran Church, thence to Concordia Cem- ee + dertakers. , e Kit ans © 1M MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM I ; eo led, lown ¢ se, se shir’ i. 3628; open porch. “AzG; use of 1400 | oe at o> a m., Caz ames Roland, depart this li one year ago, July J2. ‘departed this life July 16, 1921 Py : ; , ' ; a th and Chestnut (of) | . srnoon at 2. 3116A Easton avenue. | beloved husband of Br’ dget Roland (nee | 9” ione but not forgotten Eternal rest grant unto him Lord, and more wae ped 9 aa bcnesirieog ; = : goer —— bef Bi te rab oon ol ee pos get em al oe SB and Stee, toe We iil ts shoal: cr Wibee Gridede ent Sealy | renee ght shine Banna Pod Ay oo | 204 | ‘FaRM—Aa0 neren : goo4t and improved with | ; downtown | district te ‘ CHURCH OF HIGHER SPIRITUALISM— | J#mes and Oliver Roland, Mrs B. C. Haw- | relatives for their kindness and sympathy Pre AND CHILDREN in peace with other lowed ones : a spouting well, about mile river front: ; SB every Tuesday, 8 p. m and iday kine and Mrs J C. McCabe. dear brother shown us in our late sad hour of berea ve- Sadly missed hy COMING EVENTS hunting and fishing Owner H. Gi ) Dp. m. Trumpet messages. 6228A ‘lof Michael Roland and our dear father-in- ment in the loss of my beloved husband and ALL WHO LOVED HIM. Riand. Mo — — and Penten: Valued over Weliston Theater. a and grandfather, in his sixty-second ron dear father, George W. Whitley. and for In memory of our daughter, Pauline, we, _——- Aut nd ‘Travo! Tri s LAND—Lets or acr saie | Sane. bern! reward. heir nang beautiful floral offer! nzs We ens-|/ Mr. and Mrs. J. Wuest, 2837 Osage street, 0 e ’ Pp : ferarnec River, high, beautiful Pm near WRIeT WATCH—Loat. viel | pecia hank members of the Licensed her parents, are giving a lot to adi to the In loving memcry of my dear husband, | HiikKER—F> i r maie com-| St. Clair: any size from 100 ft to 10 oF | road and Railway Henry Schroeder, who passed away July 18, npanfons on walk t . in Aug | hore acres: aiso log cottage. 6 rooms, or 921. oe eeglitigs ’ Sewade 1514 lbe- 4 : improved near river. or 40 of : and refreshments on grounds. Fred J. Wes- | rewar 4. eb ——_— oY LOTS—Memorial Park Ceme- | : and from making s0 much cL. : ~~ @& ee ee ee C8URCH OF CHRIST—U niversal Brotn- = a Monday. July 17, at 8:30 a. m.. day services, 7:30 p. m. Lectur@ | ¢eom family residence. 2238 Keokuk street. ‘Vatchmen’s “ee Association for their very! beauty of Park Lawn Cemetery. where she per: messages by Mra. K. IT. ito St. Thomas of Aquin'’s Church, thence to kind service ani the undertaker. re) now rests for one venr ; 192 , ant others. All welcome. | Cgivarv Cemetery ic7, | A Pleitsch, for his kind and efficien rvi MR. AND MRS. J. WUEST. To ay recalis that memor’ Sores Lor rer. unimproved Owner icfO OO . .ee y vouaneNogs 2 ‘ — M; ary w hitles wife and Mre r) PERE SS: +65 Of a loved ome gone to rest ‘ -—~ _ BENOU(ST. 1002 Title Guaranty Biss. Phillips of 841 Montgomery. ~ ali Mrs. Gs rtrude Tritch, Port or = Wt) And those who th! of bim today sed +s ag . i = , 3 » he, o _ 7th and Chestnut. Cc ity a feRO) Faston Pr lam A. and Larkin W ‘hitley, children. (c) In loving memory of Welter Deng, be Are the ones who love? him bes om a MISKY FISHING off >%ur own shore. drive! rr day evening uly 24. : Daunz and LOVING \ ya “e A " o te ms rem ecou- on your own lend. camp under your own | 4e70 . Storing o § : , suring trees, stay ae long ae you like; bracing bai. | $36 neWARD “Jor : informe a oad Church, beginning Sunday, July Kt enn loved son o and Mra. G “OTE ; an (jorge ae . — _— .“e ‘ “ning we Peas o*t- Uispatenh eam ecented air good fiehing. bathing and | covery PR mectings at 4459 Enright; | nday, ll a. m and Sp. m.; Tues- | It is my desire to thank my relatives ar we gy of oy 1 and i ‘tion Julw 19, 1918. im *% ' coneeing: accessible yet secluded: mucse within explering distance: easy enmee ttpe No 5.15 58,351. “ipsreted, Jy i ae 2 = BD. in. Thursday, °.30 and 8 p. m many friends for the svmpathv d Kindness he ren , —~ “ene at Seissons, France. whilie att c } Tey fe its * ae me ] hoViN rememodrance I iT iat petit : pis iife two ADOPTION ; | “ . aggre - , | inte Seperter Nat . CHURCH 3 OF SOULS SVIRITTALIST : _ init ao paernhe x al Forest hey HURCH. 815 Mra. Julia Y. swering advertisre- ne an ane Sank wordn a wi Chickgo will arrive atta giv the Aounne benched: ais Wit oe ee In memory of Fred Act ' ide also Pert bat ‘ 1? , -, Rip m>% ; . =. oi two vVeare s Ju! . 1920 a ; ‘ ? ; quaiien, beginning Sunday night ' — ; s = can Call Ns OWN ee . ' a .* $150 to 8350 ar 3 ek eee ee | ‘TTL ati onal Shoe ? ‘} 1G our Te nlives and MRS ADELINE BR WILDE ONG ‘E AND CHII DRE PALISADES on the Meramec. 24 roles cntidiliondaans P a ard a I wiah t extend ny ‘es t , vyetiel at : ‘a7 *v} ’ we : . cream of al! the Meramec resertes, 2 ees ay 4 Oahs? * a does a 7S £ pre Iso Classes Be ly 2 | =. erewn me in the reeent , and RL 8S p. m, PFLICANTS an- husband, Floyd Wiltfong specialiv - Sisz:h Regiment of United ‘ kk 700 w lepart riues : : u. a ue, Eu gi} ‘ . . ‘ . lw 17 . - . ‘ ae ; . ; ’ + ADOPTION——~Benutiivl biueceved fever: on primeval Lake Vornmicn. | North- | ae ah gel | «@ Minar ; I have 60 high and dry ' . ) whit ¥-330. F WwW. KX a 28 South 4. Mrs. Johneon is tte only in- . we ga wees to thank the Rev. Mr. Louis Setck for his hea tifel sermon and kind words of conaola- | x Bama ti 2 ; Oo it id think of you » oe . . . + , P McPh aah , Jey er, S . .. Grand bi ) | terms. You can own your ctumherge saad ; for leew than ren OC HT CHURCH, 42:3 caane 3 o'clock; Thursday evenings. ° oa %. MON MISSION—Euclid Hall, Euclid will do. The originals fagdniene Viviana, ue Sachin by girl. | tite J ha. 1990. at me Separtes this gg Be Beg bo ally . b na . : me FCT he wv UCinM 4 agiiatiene "tviana, who died Jw! , ‘ ; ae oly "0 ‘ 4 r dear mother bern ut "robs iieadiin ; er to al ® itm e€: sere 1 Hridge avenues Wednesday | n be presented Saciv missed by mother. fathe ts earn “and grand mi the r MM ‘anning. whe de- MRS. FRIE DA PROBST PETERSON SHANTZ Oi Chratnut gt. te? , lla Mr. Leathers. Mes. ' ca brothers and all th: bane Ww ho loved he . wy Ry 2 > 4uc L: 3. 1912 Venver, Colo KHOLDE . maerién bi MME RESORT—For + wale or " exrhange. Hitcchiet mane ea ee | when the interview is FOURTH ANNIVERSARY MASS &. Piug| PAMILY "AND ALL WHO LOVED THEM SToc ae ‘4 peren ee ailet ally. Sunday DP. mM. “4 Chure orenh <A Murphy killed tn abla aia , thet ae a dials ‘ 4) it, ~~? a, Mio : ream ae a eereer Lynch mas Bic ie] nted. ia 7 ee cep 0. A088. Sve. 4 ie) Sees Sasa eeresaes, wee aaeiee khoiders: T itt be a | a RESORT—On Friese R. R.. st en A ling Ee body wey — wstitiien . . te . M tock heiders pat tl, d eTrorme Kee Mins aa ne Mra. Feick. ‘and | gra iii aoe Four « = eae req’. a4 Thee Juls a owy ions ane -- a 4 ® Rartron aie Fitts e Ousrenty ty Bide. ; In loving memory of our der mother. | aa! ~ ee i fhomas of | = we . gg Pym ’ ters of vital impertance to every « tockhelé : ° m on ; é it in memory of (Bud) Private And our henete are filed with pain =Te ; ; ; 59 RCH—4417 West Pelle. | | | Anna | Freese. 7 o YS hee a thie life cne “ who made the sup: vem Oh. this world weuld be heaven er will be Meru sset. 7 gen leman from the | my mene e ve marin 7 ‘HER Tas TLDREN Gohan’ pasty bey | J O18. in the second battie Could we bear yeur veice again feds whe = — wll] address ¢ floke, er comfort. rs ESF, ° the iy m ’ =iesed & By order of committee, C, EMMA METZLER. (o) ONEBOM te’ a ‘ND AND CHILDREN. Bechtoid, McNamara, C. E. Bryast.te) ME. ISTERS. (co) HUSBAND Cc ’

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=e we eee Oe ee ee ee ee eS Se Ue WP Ap ods Pots ot er ae - POST-DISPA TCR msm 300 MEN, WOMEN, BO YS AND GIRLS are seeking employment — PUT THEM TO WORK! JULY 16 199% ——_—- + EE oe _——— ---— een MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES | WALL PAPER CLEANING, ETC. INSTRUCTION | | > _-SITUATIONS—MEN, Bors | ~ SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS (SsiTUATIONS—WOMER. EXPERT paper. 5 int and window cleaning -ARYVENER—Ssi" - | SALESMAN—SEt_- young man, married, sfx LAUNDRESS—Wants work; of a - Al y sing'e. for pri vate piace. : - pee Carpenters and Bullders iden: windo O eent 5: fer oe Schools and Colleges P O y M E NJ | Box 1S. _Dispat _ vears experience in sei ling and buying oar ae Mrs. _Jones 41984 - - omens ive 3S: pee ante COMP? LET i a 7 secre . Souham trean | Bardware and raliway supplies. acquainted | LAt NDRESS—Sit. firet- — aan LA UNDRESs— Sit. - - eolered - “te m4 eee : yee : : 2 mest . ™mar- Lish Box F-145, Post-Dispatch. Co? ef aglat . 3s304 + ista av.. St. Louis, cae ea —- ods n Se choo] _ Priva ate Tusoring ket rience n : 5 Withum. | -ssS TSG TT ae oa = * en Call Boment 149 = Ad) 2d S3SAM. _(c89) | R MS Sper - . ie . _ 4 ate. Sfiret three limes oF /eaa . Yio. eG en aoe oe: Pfc ot — WY NOR#eSS—W vants Monday INS FOR ADE LTS OF NEGLECTED | . Oc. itional limes f0c each. Three =e — ——-—- ~———_— - a — =m Guce management. __ dav r Ed ndell I7453W. " Sagiies He DUCATION. insertiona ic line discount . - it colored man, porter or, cred lections, — ts connection CARPET CLEAN’ G—UPH’ scabs ig we eeenOr eS papered. 11. | Established 1901 | SEVER send OHsGINAL recommendations» Janitor: good references. Bomont 723W. tt -order house, office, me LAU NDRESS—Sit | experienced, ATLAS Mattress and U: ba PIPES ci $2. stoves connected. — 5; send postal. H efer U4~ eer! | LINDELL 1618 t@ appiving “or employment. Use COXIES AM a live-wire. would Like « position asi : ~ me ae tg i: mes Ey references. Call Lindel a tresses male - . eis | De partm: | estate firm Box yeep PIE en ngge 2 oes ost on. | LAUNDRESS—Sit. . - — — —— : +? ae ‘ ’ a . - . — . : : . ; — ; - . . ah as a .c : se : -_ ed. GLOBE Rug Kenevators, 262 & .: tag =. SS } este = neer : _. - 7 sad water color wer —— ial te : | an lone. L. ifma 3 Janu 0 oe Pa, r i— > | -~ ) : mmand your attention rried ; 2A Tuesday; half days, $1.85. tam : 3, empio; bu sires A. Sit you i rn ; ta ._ FX Vis , orga Bee ¢ Netand ss and sho work. e219 Cherokee. auto delivery. Sidnev 116 am PUIN TIO — a , IPE > TORK : ivates inves M hang 5 ry 360 part ne, 2400) —_ S Ln - _ n- =TATI RY FIREMAN-—SIL; wi “in LAUNDRES SS—Colored FS Fridge Co. ie 4s “ow Friday. Call “cua 2 E a ASSEM pease aenac, ies) Bemene SOeEE ‘ For auto arti “exterior. new oF oid > o5 FOR pap , ag. reasot RA . oH L, 391 ns: Box B-32 ‘est: ispatch, | 6 a er _ Sesion an Minne se wae tee ose en Re tes gS % Av: Ss —Sit.; eslored; ; e 4 write COMMER . ORIGINATORS fe, Dercentage are Tow connected | SS Se a eo a ‘ng shop. can also cat. M. Weinburg. | he yb | men to learn body assem ‘ 5° : . ; | RESS— Sit =a acd og SGSISTANT _SUPERINTENDE? - home: bite: ex oe plant, knew! . dertenced. = preduction abfiit )RESS—Sit white: take — ro | Sasa salary iots of sunshine. references, a , fae See Are wots as, ORG crgrpin Oi be se A ati bedi on satis cae cei een ee ex perience Box F-3a PAPER HANGERS ONLY nities: weite for tree Deskiet GL) Weemteg | Oats Fect-Depeen ee ho 3 oi bed.) “I ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. _pemaeeeee : i . \e irict 4 : " ; oD ie r oe m, ty ™ vie ; MED 1 a " . ‘ . wa! > ’ ; . ay 1 5 2! art > a. . © | ow ; i -— a ; : >, TRI WER “ rs : colored, wit Tat NDRES aie . an VM“ IR- five tis A th f Y ri : ' " ae — ; a = “ 4 Y ’ ° . '. ; y Arae 8.. W ednesday Tharaday.” Friday. ~ guaranteed fax Lt49J rw PIva te: Yay , s. Graduates ake Th. - » wits ’ HAN Widdle-aged pon a - -¥* — surscay, Friday. iy New and vork gua ; : . Kes: ’ - night work S28 aie . 0 ppt 3 INDO % the year ™ 1925. — thks wuse wiring anv. yng aa - .@ ra = >) R rs bain ‘i m 7 ' 4 5 . hoe ne : _ ; a . _— aa = ’ i ' . ' > r i AL “"NDRE ar : * nsec — 3 rician + . Bla or v4 tate ; ; . ‘ ' ——— = - - — : 7 °s. es ms : , ; > 3 ‘ a = doors and Wa. paper ‘ | OF . nme -olored ae oO -OMOBILE =e. jcian ia . a7] OR seamen a tan — a x med Paotaae | Sain KER mastry co nd Fs me ecmeseegre ee a mayne . 31968 iescay. W eineaday pn Tastee acron eC YER. : ENSED electrician : fr and ; conden ‘ ' P2naT . ' hn. . helo nd « ae ' ne! dar re! } + 4 ia : af . . ——— - ——~ : — erences Ri MONt Siw , ACCESS0O . ath Line deli SS7T3W ; bh . co — on: ’ 3 - - er 3 : ti ference ~Ra mod ; .* err typ st desires connection . : : Hish- NDRESS—att first-class. ides careful mecrPanics , ; ctrie i; j "step ene . O° Bit. 4 = ' ; wo -_ : I ae 9p . aoe meee oe a ae Sif} OM. : : ; of age aye: Yeast references: ood 3 N. 36 M SoS : 3 > he = : : , sy, gee ~ pom oe ee eee ; , , ' . . istan y assi stant mont THREW . woman. | . _., . Ma. acn 4 > . : ' 4 : - - me . ' . 4 2 a ’ °° 4 pf } - : ‘ ’ : , ’ . . a c A NAGER- FIRST-CLASS hou wiring } : (ture re me r¢ i nv elopes ; ' —- ‘ : [ we ad Pest air ' “ ' LA! ‘DRESS—S: t.. washing i ; Assi La ‘general mer. for 5 rooms, $20 ip isnet ectrt Mever Printing (« SR0 a Nat t. Louis . vr" . - * = “ a. a amet Bee 91 called for and lelivered. Cale @& Ss | 1853-55 S. 12th at - - - ' : —— = eras , ~ pe 4 7 hp re a - ss — ~d don | aN - . wa : | eLladie . re o relere ; “43R ae : men : *} ax * ODCeaA on 3 “MiTril » Z kt UY? . ‘ ; . ; 7 ri rts e . : i . x R i “ ‘ ‘ t By el . = . . > : 1 a . : = ; , ‘ . : vi« a : j ; " . - . . : os : . 7 _ oe = i | NI , R ASS | ? $.4 J . Birchie ' eo" ae na 0 ae “ : ot se ‘ a. ey? phism, ous — i ores — son. ot 4 , lished. noe inv t i tmin : dio in a oe - ‘eos DO “NDRESS Sj: ¢ uipment. as —" m ~. ‘ ; ene oe poten £ecL es Fa ke dd ‘ s if ‘Soan iromer: oO . . Junmta NG b expert mechan! ess than . _— Po ; ‘ Fred — : — ~ . nh tarts ation stmerton . — — . s . - : - aA ~ ns eri reds x 209 nn e > | N—tLX clenced werk costs; latest fixtures. $0 nd ory . £ “ Ze. Loui i. i. W. BUL re oir ist anc \TENTS—Advrice and bouxlet free rm 4 K Sit. frst-class wish , executive erier tll Benton 2J96R a Rea =" *- ;. is * Mf ee te Age be charge of able licensed : imey. : | } ‘ a “cree » * ba ‘ ; st iv : st : on or tor ' jay in “ om - ad ; met : .© . a : ASH] “ t ) 3 ~ 2 f puns ; 0 ‘inten “home white skirts, . . A 4 previonsly empioy ed. SAY E—~—20 per cent an a fad sati sfie . or don't " statement and 5° : ner LOO writs — . - . ad AA na leman. Patent _ —~ =~ ———— - ——— : p ae ; ’ ) ; , a. Fes: est y re.erene se. - xine beach « its hb shirts, $i; — 4 wet -L) meeenatitacmnsmaaineniasatat pay. over 3° 0 satist usto . te ‘ smn = mo $s Fo “ : 2 vv 2 Ye 4 Fe fa ray ‘ raner cc cam a : ; : : 2 ins —emant 7 2659J be e é ; Ga k ER—(sood IR So > . - . : inforwma ; [ven? ard : ' a favs. dest city references. Galli L KER > We — ‘call . FIRST ~ ‘Lass mimercia! rin Tree te “Me ADOO i PRIN TING ¢ (). rT : =r ; ad wiav . re in anintom ¢ We ; - : réing oi 1 4 sa). * cc 55613 peers a BAKER r7 7, ° ” 4 x" re n2 4 ~y rp? : ’ ; s } 7 > . 4 ~— - >. , } 4 - 5% ary ’ ito Ss. 7 r . . ; : ; . ¢ rn — +. . na an - ae " aH ci 7 —_ ng 4 — icser? ee —e a - ' - , ; cae = ieieaaiee et Satay) a see e ie Pins , 8 P © , = i eapabil ' ge: A aiaoe ah paell = . . ‘1 RESS—s . SFY young 3 a BAA sR—sSecondhané. TH ~ ET — — ~ tere sgh t ee oe ae irs , co ee : eas — ! a... 9 . — - : ; : sith j »™ , — we - . . ning ’ ys each w Cali of ite ‘es E Apply sfter 5 a. m.. . ‘ a. ? . 4 . ae a _——— - —_—— amneon , trl . : —— : —_ — -. . Are -Ype' r —— —— ae ~~~ aupnenenuinninings ; : a -_ Stee reitadie, al SO-WIRES 5 rooms. Sina - 7 Mi pent annu for ides an-; ing, glazing. Central 974SL. S 16th. F-237. Post-Disn: ZAMBERMAID—Sit.: neat. honest colored | LAUNDRESE— Bic be ~ igh BAKER end Hehert st. : it showers. it res with Mares cee ia te ; ites . a ~ ant actent Tours and prod maARPENTE! Sit ~o iors new ‘pair. | : prone =m otr r bathroom maid in hot Lindeil orst 4 days cout eS ——-—- aa hand. on | " ; - ° e ee . a." ; . “te ; , and . . r -eferen “= ‘ybhanr ’ ‘ ua * Ba KER— Gehan ——— day wore, = ~ eee Dumap. aric ng, 2 — years: first- LA'NOKRESS—I do family wesegoee Wm. Prass. Vandselia. tt, h good fixtures re gg Rt a A a . ype -_ aor Fe eso! : at , CARPENTER-BUIL Fountain : s. Fost-Dtsj 10 « as Ok; state wag- ironing for 40 centa2 rer hour: * ———_— 2 “wie ax Se ee See eee RE Gest ser » owes. price Sear Ve re ' ie : “* alterations. fobbin lans furnished. Fo MAN . ein aia” a B j-He ‘ost-Dis. skirts and collars and lace curtains rb BALERS oul Gamage to your property, cal! * neg ‘ 3 oe ‘ re .7 — rs. D Sage . sain est v0. feo ‘ i sat. é 2 —* ea ry ‘a? . Ss : : " 7 . ‘ T: iw T act a0 "x i: ; : > ‘ all og fh Lor and Ge’ ,ve : y ‘ Ptece work . money. se a Te > = a“ — — . Ae tA a aT Ek 7 TE wants - - ™ . , ~ nie! ‘ -uUuits amp) undry. Olive or Cent esa { Fag AM RICAN PAPER SHRWT ELECTRIC CO We work up to a ,.02.; MOBey advanced when des od geri ggg gt as - PREPARED BY COMPETENT PaTS trations: experienced; reason: 06) to superintendent.’ Desires change. B EES emis AID —Oit_; wr cinoning = Saw? See 0. 84 and Bremen __. . : : a . 7 ye —s . ~ ' > - n ) 4 te ; . . . . ~-.% . . : e ~/*> - pa a . nl standard amd down to a price a — - —— — _ —- ~ _—- . — r . aH) a *. , - a 5 . Saccennwonk. ho ane aaa : , 7 he JT Bs MAKI. =n : in m 4a! 347M : says ” i rears ~xperien + t your wirir and fixtures } oO : : : , : st s’ Se . = “" ee , 1’ : : oN 2s ER CLANS AiL)\ : “ARPE? ' build V¥iAN—¥ . , P ' u . : . ™ P ; ex (SR. Poe#rt- a! x . : “v« > . ‘"" ‘ Ait " sa” ‘ io .f . ; ’ 2 }2 i ee | j . . _ . =“ , agus = = - —_ . MAJ 7 re os wagrs cae eet Se rem.work. 4020 N. Florissant ay at Lippin | r 8, ~' 12% Somon aanie . My . +9 = ee + ee aa ae porch: 1d general : ring. 4. ‘ce experien sire nnection with DRESSMAKE?® e > my he | wash ~ = cored; ee: pov —Strons. tp MAD Ne SUT. Otive 6532. 3. pe eo ot ' : Db. wail ®' Blaine. Grand 2872R. rowing manu ring corpor S ve ~e om ~ : LN i Pv Led - ‘ aie , r : ' me — : Ae e008 : oe a — so ~ /RSE—P: i Pct 4 coutaining « goo Mi ." IN we os iwbO* ‘ s a iM _ ; Ly . : ’ rp ‘ ; . ; \ ra . > ; ha "4 ket ’ rn tion . bedi . coll ne ae Ne J E - : —_ ~_— ~ oe . . . . . : : ‘>* — , a 5 ; ; . ’ v »* : ate a ; . ~—_ home of 8 rneome and Dae’? ~~ contract. ~— —" Bomont er Pmira.s -_ no “ , les . - ~ ¢ : vain 7. ra on reqvest, CARP! T 3 ~=it. ims clas ‘ red - «4 rit ietic tesig: - >; . 2 ves. ri \uree, . pre This is « wonderful oppert onan a -—~ - - = : : , | - , ees as a ‘ “ : 3 , : . * ’ M : 7 ‘ Sti wets rs ~ on : ., — _ ai +4 ott] eo - - Od . : ty or mA os i = — ae atrenee eo sal - oe DV ANCE hi) ~~ “U.. $4.90 i ' tus __ «entra: 21 t0) on. i ; pore. ae 7 late = reas. umern. attentien. business " ; ARES pe , : pita, oat at yar hom NI RSS - GIRi am, daughter «; — of & anything eiectrical in react. rniture i exchange INO? THE ®u7 - ene woe hte pi Y ~~ oo maerk -? : ‘OOdS, FOrest + :J3iak, me . _ enatat — ~ ; ys. 0 Te mi nae — : work tn private | mother as . s restess eT ww a “s ; p - L329 7 ion . - eenenennntennness a _ ~ ve : , : ' r 4 . : : : . - " . T} : 4" 2 ~} . f ; ,it ra: AR b yy ™ J " f — M4 i. j RH . ie 4 : ‘ p “ . > ' : : ' i] t'Ke , work in some Ke om Se Pox Lad -ae P’aett - Dispatch. fer seiling. ‘ . : : .> ra ~ > : - . . = . - a [EE . — ; att Tate Gee | ACCURATE ovin Co.; furniture hancled rsion tea r Ook et nodei for sketch and de- | real esta hay w id . iver . esD tenes te Austria xT “RSE—Sit ; young woman, es | WIRING ANT FINT! "RES. wit? r $4.50 |} or sontract. Lin abs i ernir yu. AN ct f inventio ur -e oDinior bung: w: 101 y experienced any «ind special » 1 nce that has n TRI 2 ; » aatet 4th cooking nurse; day or night duty: highest Sag aEXC “Hi | Ha \ DS—And And frame Pawar: | Cooke Biectric Co... Florixsant ard 3 x es om 5 ket h - ral oi on ; ‘ : "a foe! highnne "Ces . : . ie . : ~ - desir fon exmal ri , " _ lel p , ane physictan’s references. wi travel E a « “Ore pt on Cane. I’hone us for w ring ar f xe a a’ ; ~ : rw] . ~ fre and ni en P ui = 4 “ N And cabin me tes. Colfax 1614. Central 5133. Licensed \SH1 \G { > a press ] iovu * ~ TiCkKErS . , — : . mes & . 48 N91) bs Fe mae «: aie a ex , »s om - ‘ a nsf RY A*olored he) rith — : a - panion jrand "436M - Sas 4 BENCHE Es—Ane Co 1208 and bended electricians. We specialize on ' * niin oes ieQh ’ — . CO a ton D 1i1 Tt 3 (Thicago nancies = a i : m seek! Bm nent { rik ce eee 3S Ww. : a zg ‘ for the wt by practical nurse te ge z cm. Sash old house wiring. Free radic cencerts at — —— ' ~~ Ur . give the , 3 = HAUCEFE ored ai refs “a7 A 285. P..« , TT — pest ealar ay} or the summer as housekeeper; care ; eur store. ne . , 2) fOViING—Locail ; i istance, a- : ae , “Calta “Sas * oe : o : ot | oe —" indy hawt 4 totienet n ces =y¥ make ca 515 ; in a — ' : - — | i " peferenc bm z . sg . deriy iady or child from 2 to T. Bex Bi At haMITH—For general sana bie rates est Sterage Co., JV a ate = ge be in een - ; » ‘ 1 ww ' ~ . , ~- - : ————$_—_- - STEN: ~sR At PHER—Ex rien: ~- "OP , , 7S. OUF prices OCA) On Sa arre , - > nm. tin a peri: v rak automobi BH .. 229 be GIR! it. neat colered; wants work. Lin- lesires pesttion Rox F a 4 > a ae ae book K EEPER—2experieared i OLD HOL SE W LRING ng. pac it Se 4 ston Fy anise : , ; . ; =e | . . : ad STeNGR = ait cs 3 — counts, payadie edger. , . pe . . ' . T\.' * ee se adie prices: food work Ol) 737 ae aa % . a - ——™ ~gm : , »_ Ride & hington D C ’ cae es ms arn ——— . : ‘ : ~erinn ‘all Lactede 208L. or Box — — “ — Fs . Ae ‘iy Washington Le “MELA ELECTRIC CO.. Llve Pine et NEW YORK STORAG! & 3 VYING ; — , ; . oe : —————— ne aii od S . a 7. 2 5 STE N “JRAPH"E [R——Sie . — r a f eor Awto bd ness. Rot Tive rooms, with fx‘ ures it A “- ge i . ; ene ores ~" : : ‘ A a . i . es of pee “ : | Lyne : ) . or ’ : soon dineameitiadadia ay. ssTlGes =o 4 ” a a Wa eet ee ucat od, reliable ‘rt ; re iy, 4 —_ Eye Ss J.D. ELECTR ™~ Wr > oes ~vestigat- ' > suffer with Eezer —_— we . , pn 7 r_2- . 8'T), Sheary : b BOOK KEEPER —For real ae | ur ahs, eae 4 mt + , . ; Ra passer ~~ a aaa ’ STENOGRAPHBER —Sit.- good -eg'nner: end state experience, reference. L > DI Foo ma} De- - page Me rncn: 8 a: MIRRORS res. vered 1. ck work. 6] 14 ! ha : , — re ~ _eee ome —— — : : ) , ect ' 3&3 ‘ }4 } with heoks af a “KEY IN ONE ‘MINUTE— ckemithire — o£ ALLS au eer Pete : ames - .- : ae a aati nie ad: = ‘ te —_ vm Je . _ r . ~~ witch : Ber _B-341, F Pome Re pid Key ¥ a. BLS Chesinut. Olive "18a ° : ; PR = * iit ill . 4 | - a ’T s a — 4 7 Vy er - ; a , . oh, - 7 ¢ i. ° ” . on . . : | mt ai ti t " BE; I qs? . . EPH: Ye ' PE RATS a fr. by : at ae — - . . - — J wae? 4 Laws a id w & . wa \. or a } - ° CURT I aa te tr eeaeaemernentere: wanmerties secures. ROE > >) ~~“qma canes “qeaa) “mmammpmnammamatusie ‘lady ae '#lephore enrerator. Perest ASH hauled. aS Tage digeing he a} a> ?? : . VA ; : - " ~~ . , . . . ~ a ES Smee oo 7” roe. amma aat $3 ary - a : " * ; , ’ a * " Ply ; : " TVP(seT marr tT “ cheap. Lindell asiy 38°7 Sr , , : : - o rin o ? ox : j ‘ . oro fees — = . a yl , ‘ . -- . - ” ul A ae, ; . - ia : tal . we : ‘ ; eae 0 mt wont res rwee pt Score: Ferdinand | q StOTe? and moving of household goo ia | : panudinn, auld Uke parttime Sob ers | fine mixer. $5. da: y Box F-418. Poat-Dismaten. 4 = um | Coacrete Ashpit Co.. .s - Pere i, en a nese Sie el ' — feup, stone te 5 : Dawe en ln - eeiinerinemahitnicniiibiianin EKEEPER—sit. by “itl-aged wi- y 3412 Bet. . est 5038, Deimer .7CRR. n . AN a to . _— tT oe: 1. >? ow cm _ . ” LE te OLAS? S a on, ~ # by day; ddie-aged mt! reference ; oe ae ; -_ ~n ; nm LOOSA Morrisons ‘OMAN : house —— a cutting aad wreci ing iW ING—Piain or fancy, seasona a am & , eon | 3 wl ce : ate firm. | ¢ referenc Hox F-41 4. raner Constr. tion ~ ic STOVE REPAIRS a - : " I ols . . . BN ; : . 2 wy f * : , Sit - segs é WOMAN Sir meet. ; : 4 f : : . : _ ; : : ‘ _ j +h, . . ‘ . . " , ae nice Se . P ~ ae ny ' : “* vee , Psiaeea 3 ‘ 2. garages pe wateroroeting A. G. R AN oxi Goggineggie LY CO —— -" er ‘ , - 3 nee . —— sbiintieceentancen : yrange ' — t. ; eaeel ~- — for cour piace P hone “Be mont 4 ir. ; : facturing with te » ofler, an ert i or 7 A PUR NEE EO , | 2 ve + BS Foren a & mm. Sidney 1588 7 furnaces rr wermtaule gute ena ; ; oe ex} :! neh i ae A ete ee_. Rene eum honedee _ —- —— : {-eeema er: Rm Ww ta’ N we —— * ’ wer . nrertemges~ —. . Paz } = ‘ : x ’ rms — — Peay 4 : ’ . . ; P : “ _ : Ty 2 at A ee ‘ wan , ‘ preferred \S40A - FORD Pen [NES PAINTED for $15 ni _ciean easonad| \ 3938 P: oe ! | TAT - “ ~ = 3 | for pf ow . ue For | a's | | sarre Page. est gate. nde iv a . ' : CoOK—Sit.- pos! ae gees ame pare , —-— we . . : ; - - —— - ‘ ‘ > E > . ~ ' ss — : ™ " . . . ™ . ; . 3 - : ae ‘ Si ; ‘ é ‘ b f . y ae 1 —s ” white. ae FURN ATR ousht ished and uphoistersd, Ysenk_ “AT ER—_TEA™ " anate ey $22 tees @ : er vaudevil and ‘Yor night: fast, t PAP 4 Fol y Do a >KEEPE: gear mg = betel. Baten Renn deel —_ oe wiees righ News + eI Sy beer Shea : bitte : ris 614 : or | . | La + J i al ive nd Marker ‘ “entral ing Boment LIST a - - — [ » . — . re . te . id ‘ ms y 4° : ii . » » 4 : heurew: oy . the no eer , ' : ' . By A napa a seat season anemia , ti SKEErE = : ; : fired peor in apt. heuae. best A —/ynerete, ” ted nforred with satee, , : ' : : “ay . : . rt? os . mi 73 . : : Bp. PISG i & oF’ . at eae : A in . ” damponoot. cheages than ‘brick e-| WALL PAPER CLEANING, ETC. a: : aa ACHINE = Fe y ren. ay SK Sit: marr‘e | aes Et ee | rages, concrete work ior ~ in all | pered, $7 and up. Siret-class work ING ass ts birt same ciara cine DRAFTING AS a : PET HAN - eit = — Sil. P.- WOMAN—Sit eideriy. colored, Concrete Garage ard Ashpit Co ro z “ : t . . , ys err cenit smell rowan ' . + exner «1 or S| A vPER—S! ¥ ; y woman. for small famiiy Call evenings. Terry av Forest OVA, Delmar a RITE vy. 5 “ : — i TK PEPER : : is y youns housema:d = Pi Serer @y : . : e . — P . - - : -* . " - » . " : . 1 . 5 . 7 r : 3 oe . =" but : . ; ' : Z . . i. ‘ . : , , - oe = 7 re ™ m Sat . Central S668. Lindell 3: on — = : ' —- . , pear . le ry yaghiy com ne : Ss B : ‘ ‘ . - ’ . on - . pie la) ‘ and e@i ar Jiggings 38°33 ‘“ ' ‘ Wie: a . : pei ; . , INSTRU CTION . . P e iT - tn't > & — ° — e4ou9 -*han mh F + . ri ' e } ae 4 7 mothert orice ; me. i * . . 7 ~ i - ' menu? ; , — § - F ’ hh : . ' : > m . —— ; » " ‘ - ’ , b Mf Ho ett or ee me etapa 2 aa MD oat t GRANTrOID AND CEMENT WORK — a & Ly sonerva 49 atch ning S73) imar JT4AR XC we - rats - , ‘ : : : . ere arrit “eference¢ “A > a aenanen — ‘ . ~ » ee ee ae - — = -_ : " : ' : y . ' ’ : ' ' ,“e : ve. m — 7 : i” F “ : . TY? a*5 - . : i. Se) > men 7 GRANITOID sidewalks «arage floers. Dase- ; > : ' ’ . ‘ , on orn ‘ - ular .- ad a : _— 9 ; aan ys ' : _ . — ok - : " ar CulAr.!. oO = 5. t ' = @yent fleers. fowndatrwns and steps rt. ARGUE ein Daa peer : ‘ 4. te it? . - niet elie : aed AEB Borer ‘4 wa : ¢ 32S «+ ma? re we oon . a: ut i concrete aaho'ts Dei frar om ide! ' tt eieetios wt ru r ' : . . . : : — ~- ——- ~~ : — a apie Set hes b ty Kimber'y pi Hermann ‘et tee Delmar "354i ‘ocmiae ) >. B. 3. Post -Dis; RINITE , + firet-cl make-up man ! K KEEPER— YT } ‘ {i7 ‘h . t fa ING AND PAPERIN iF a: Warren st T AA " — - AIT DR : , sal ‘atte | . oa me “= worker, Ad. Bex 6,/ colored a terials gusranterd A Ee | ene ggg — vat ATRUR: R | : : | i = Se a | 426 ' 422: Wasahinet rh T ive te sao ar me : . ae % ite anit ne , . : ; “ : ‘ re , . . ne : i mah , F939 . vat - _ ; RES? exer ” r} ‘ER = WMA? ee NouUse . es = , ' , , : . ; “a ' DS ethin Aen ' - ; —— od ¢ with daughter, 12 Sidr oy tess home. Mrs. LATORS + remained : inet, SAALERT pny ed paint clemets ~— ' - 2% eferrea Pi F.a3 , -Dtepaic? on ar rk « ADY—st: Kideriy. pesition for 3 ring ew on: Phone ) ‘we. 4 1 ' : oe ee ee — ” a, thes. Poet week for kitchen x. 12% 915 N. Broadws; 8) | “oo domag men pees — . qh es wantin “ie : ADEN MTR ans a gee Rie IE TURE aR a nat MRR NA NORA IR NO ATS: ARE RIE PEI TAS” Pi eacha nae for tee 35 ioe fea per'ne tack "Foss sasr simMemt an ow 2oer 6‘aieing i sit with “ve ' , es . r 1 6. Post- Di spate! ™anent | et’ Mo "15% | bat ike ke patton Fores 4 at | . ‘Wwanérs, Grend lone , ed tn , mt i “prevarations EXEOtT a ee tae ALE 7 we . , r » ; s asead BS ifetns @ fnri'riz me : . Sesuty ~~ 4s 7 idm orn iy - o- ‘r) , am . . 7 : . . end af print n ° Post Disvate a mn and tt " > = oar EL Boe ade ’ Aa; references « ‘entral 2 ad, . Pat KH ANI TING} noel, GoW wrerr® oe : ; , , _ me ; ’ ~ ~ yansiadiqnamenmaeanene _~ r+fing immediate sa ary . SAS Fs ™. . with 14 veers ox — a% : me oe " . Py - .J * ; preiered. Malabar. I ee pavers es 0: = and exterior wead wer | Prices PAPERING . ioanine nteetton — | £o°n shah a — event ac ‘ Rex F -158 Post -Dispacch ~ wm. &. Muciler. $2234 —_—- ot pertence, ing pinstertne gumrastned art: | ng wspepers COMBINED. GARDEN ER—3i singi*, experienced | with green Mousses. andecape work. age qva'inted “i Seaiding r%, STOR AHGHTITANT § 4055 1 3 r, , ia . Ade ' sToring, ja” ' ‘a wuls lam orm. etn around Sc. Ff ~ « ferred. Box F-i15, Pest-Dapetcn. P-324. Post Dispatch Ss oe " - “_ ‘ ” . in 4 — — —_ eas a SAT, MR YIE LIE TT CL I AEN IEEE LIE “ ~ ~ ye ee bl x ee ee ee di ee ee Pil

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rr Prt te Wk k~ oe Pe Er Pe eee e 4 rie et gets SUNDAY, BITTY 16. 1999 ' S—WOMEN. Ginn arm >— Wants ee) _ al an ees, 4 6 £m. S Vea Rd eis a we eal ‘ SUNDAY. JULY 16,1922. | -— 500 MEN AND BOYS WANTED — Is the position | you seek advertised in these columns today? post-vispatcr. 15B_ OOO HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS|HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS | HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS|HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS|HELP WANTED—MEN, Boys mm gris Mrs _ Jon WH ; a M Eat 2 oe Cal! Scola for 1st 3 da; days sp mt ] ete a 7. Me = and | BRICKLAYERS— Ae mer sons PACKER—Ex te , +e ood Fl R 8 4 ij, for|MAN—Who knows one or more perso . Perienced. in packing hard- REFRIGE T Ap mage ht « wages. | FLOO CRAPERS Wtd.—Hardwood, fo oy ware and tinw RIGERATING ENGINEER—Licensed: W h ELP WA N E D da bly 4123 Glasgow av.; any time Sun- old work; highest wages: steady work. wanting to buy city a! gg yor & perience and ack. Apply, stating age. ex- small piant; no firing; permanent. Box an y t e€ d x ‘ » -_ Phone Sunday morning. Cabany 2140. (c) ‘This is big money making side Post-D. | Post-Dispatch Salary expected. Box A-67, F-167, BRICKA: ee ———————— | sition. Give phone Rox B-370, - + ae ~ost- Dispatch. anes C4) | ICKLA Sar burs kaso FUREMAN—and siikeemen acs: @p take | on. ( —~= > gen. | PAC KERS— fo p : a RIPPER—Experienced in sash -— tae an C a Ce ° Sn onstruction Co.. Box 37, | charge of packing and shipping: Kood MA N—Experienced in auto business, for & but /firet- sinus ack household goods: none it Apply Sunday before 12 burlington Route bed _Harrisburg - ¢ - : department and need ' So (c4) | products: state age. experience, references ere] office Work, Service eee advance- | wanted on moving leg oun 9 elpers | Penrose st. or Monday at North st. ' P5c line: out-of-toron. BUSHELMAN Wi Wid. —Must also be camare- | and salary wanted. ‘Box P-194, P..D mt s«lling supplies; good chance for ee Wa Mis-' f : ment: give references, age and salary ex- souri Moving and Storage Co., 3 35 Man- | ove Fiening Mil prame 906 Carter. voles, & ae oat Re Ne uae Mey “‘§ fr Beak ror (ix fel! “t0c Sunday; minimum & enced o el) or more tnsertions Ic ly Monday, ent ladies’ garments. Ap- 275 b—Sit_- “experienc od, - ae discount roadway le & Rarick Co., 606 N.|; Cass. caer. ; , ze Cai] Lindel! 197 rat-clags, ER send ORIGIN. oll aes rege. 74 BUTCHER Wid saeieesipeinnininttntionnineta tc) | FU as ‘RE FINISHE R—Experienc ed, and | Thorouahi? experienced. en World labeling PACKERS | Post-Lyi ispatch. 4 oe os 8 id St eolor? getic and trustworthy man to estab! sen | “4634 = igh Call Sunday before 12. | Enuttable Ridg.. 6th and Locust sts. y PY airers and in t 63 ts = — . - informatio: oni salary desired. Con- | Pt a hea tRS—-Fapce (c7 ) \ AN DER\ Ol YR r- | himself with one Ss. : he creat ee hr i | E AINTE =— Ss = a a tC) | SHOE WORKE RS Outso le utters and c ‘fa! Ww A N T E D . ate ore, c= en Si ye & i s— ienced: t+ ’ Y ance companies; ield work : “R—Op 1 ore 10 a paw om ¢ ’ - Y our. ; a pitas? a Monday, em », Box U- 161, Se oe — SD wart; no inher ieubie " Gans Site. | BARNEY. and collecting. | Box F-315 _Post-Dis. | | m. Sunday. wee 7 before aed T bin Hi aes Teath for 1602 Locust. oe By the PEORIA AND PEKIN ‘ rs. ' omon y gMCHITEC! | HAL DRAFTSMAN—As sales-| ston Co., Pe : ee : ee . a Ey (ome on gg, Ee ~ FK ; . a — -—{) | Tobin-Hamilton Leather Co 2 Locus a a , r : - 3 tephens ae ee t & Dee tenced on interior perspec} vel PAV Ee a — (c4) | GARDNER—Young man, ha ndy. tor F306. | oma itn to 25, year aot ane. to} P. AINT FOREMAN—Man ca parle of organ- | ' ; a ae eal alli L NION RAILW AY COMPANY To replace men who are on strike mal? ay meres, Monday and ae water color work 680 Arcade Bidg. | shelving: state rive oper n trom ae She agen ee be at and drive Ford. Box 406. | one with experience preferred: splendid op- | complete ch: arge of painting. usin | Se Machinists Machinist Helpers against decision of the United States Racer: Se, BLER—Experienced; must under-) CARPRAT =: |] ee —————— | portunity for a willing worker. Golluber| monogram work: must be able to st | y ee ‘ ’| Railroad Labor Board ~ “ Cae i 4 « sa : | a 5tb ems, «8 is ” to Cexa- . . lana aeons — drawings and shop ot n> ne ml | morning: food wage’ stagly Sy dtondas | tai eS an | Mil linery Co., 1409 Washington te) fully handle mea: th! s is Pan AA yp ~ in | dng Blacksmiths, Blacksmith Helpers, J, , Friday. Call” w aise, Monday. american Bridge_‘ ‘o., I o14 andev renter. | Garment C 0. R19 Ww as! hngton. r ‘ger ‘ t La- Rg ; expe ce ge wants laup 4 a per | pray Morning. Gayola and Roseland, Ma-| 4 corporation having a plant at| $he and saiary expected Box 0-348, | oat Sint aaepmslesben: tondie on uec mee Permanent employment, under veto 5 and C weer wh in mechani@il work; board, sanitary mat} neces; fast worker 3 odies. y or|-- . - - es . Post-Dispatec Pees Me pply by letter only. Peerless Products orers ood wages and Workin housing and protection r free ee, aq AOMME -RCLAI PP UTO: . — ENTER = -t ‘ome re ready ‘to work, Mon-| St. Louis engaged in the production of | MAN AND WIFE—N: children: on farm, | Co.. 3815 Market. liberal shop conditions, at good | | nie yt At ates sanitary Tamed K protect furnished ‘t.; colored; 4 4ii4 A | “we ” mee gg chienDiun & Tiger Dp , , : near Jefferson farrat ks; mus ‘e@ ex- , NG waa ** gee —— ’ 1 : : - : called for ang et .. CO., 5401 Balwer “Alao|z Co. RID W-shineton. 24 floor, a. light metal articles wishes to engage} perience; woman ne: at | housekeeper; $30 to| P p wich | BOD ‘ hex > gg “ candble — of running! a general manager who has a good | ‘Dah hol m." Telegraph and Yeager rds., 'PARTS MAN——F xperienced ; just) wankers sures advancement. \ ‘ atinedl law nut Street. (¢5) . Lindell 67 - in =: work: men to learn body assembling. | keg de : : aa MA TIO oo | way etn: son 4 exp ences capable lew i} . . ll de 'e; take home. wae Vv "oe leroy pnd’ salary desired. Con- | wares $15 per week to start. a20 N.,8th|male and female employes. To secure; made for an interview. . Box A-286. I.-D.) taking charge of m akin .- oy tne | Many. ; ; ni ~ | sunshine; references. {ores 0-165, Post-Dispatch. (©) | GHAUFFPEUR—To work in cm I } | woe ty S room. Apply the| t er lutfon issued by the United States : — - pa i n e ‘o. ) , . ‘ , - t TRIMMER yn auto- -seat COV era ani _ deliver orders. 5aT4 Delmar. wkd store = , attention, age, experience and sal: iry x eT > - 4s {c) ermanen positions now open R il Labor Board J ] 3d 3 Sir by experience ed GER 3027 Olive at. (c7? | ——__—__— —--- oa sailisisiaictiaie M A N —Speei i] representati\ e to pre- PLAST! KRE R- nuni. on. Call 41508 te irter | for cutters last rs inseamers aluroa u y “1 ’ - Thursday, Friday. t0 go out , : pen + ‘ : . * mont °O51W qa Thursday : ref. ce ACCESSORY BUYER. | ence, otherwise don't apply: salary poe | ames ERY CL ERK-—Experlenced. Apply | west territorv: must be of good ap- oe a 3814 Page, _Sunday | morn! ng. (c) a ) eth : ' Ic : i] strike-breakers, and have the ; Sit.: Germs: @ # $=High-grade man; must know all eources | commission. 10 a. m. Sunday or Monday. | _5655 Easton av. Monday morning between ; LASTERERS—At once. 10. for plain work | anc experienced workers Im & ] ll l l ri ht t F Sa week: nin woman has ‘one % “eae: must be capable of ee ) 62°86 Delmar. Leonard Dry C leaning Co. (c) | 7 and & © Wolff. 2 me (c) pearance; 95 to 30 years of age and | an on oe for ornamental work at | branches, ‘moral as we as ega rig 0 tf an. 316 Be man who can quality : for this m- | CLERK—FExperienced retail paint. Aovly bv | GROCERY CLERK—City experience and : © ‘oa Be tt+tta as o tpply at ot) to phone | ] r ilroad servic n -f rr Py yo ar 3 post will iy 8 ney unusual OD- | “letter. giving age, experience references | references requir Call 954 Goodfellow good character. Straight salary and /_1195W_ or Box 112, Danville Li (e2} Our Mr. Roth will be at the Planters | engage in a e, a ; . > - colore - : he will he ac ed bv ampie cap- | : P ec i Z ra Se 1 ° LOW ; seiieonaeaile = eeday, Wednesday.’ rrorker: ‘he will have all the advantaxes of | or ERK—Must be pee Sa erbenia a6 | ate Monday. Bo ‘©) | expenses. Box B-378, Post-Dispatch. | “ © 6 lore DE Rs—_On, Clayton rd., west of | Hotel, Chestnut and Pine sts., during | will have protection of every 9 2 connect with a relia igh-grade | — ) school graduate ANDY MAN—For warenouse and factuiy —— - cinta P . . Sit colored: first-class. witi that has been ogo R . other | - to 25, =f ite $30" gid and be quick at | _ work. 5939. agate on) ee a oe > ‘-shenaie ia | P a "M a Seei t-class mechanics. ~~ Apply one aya and ev ening, Sunday and Mon- | branch of Gov ernment, both CHINISTS HELPERS ce, wants Monday and Tosent the eutonaats “—_ SAINTE RS. —fwo Pp artncrs ~ pre- 4,4 ; — By i anit d 1, oe ust. (c7) | | PORTER Night work cleaning f Bae: fac: shop: chance for right parties enter buast- CAR R PAIR MEN | , ; “ Lr. Ente ‘ " ; nilv: ’ to (Cc a ee orv i } 2 e i - : ; a re ' ; “oat roner: ho’ choos: z Snes dn eens. cohicanans Pox | 1CE ROU $iitissl caving wadiecee. Box | MECHANIC. aie sapere; state experience: | Pend reavired. ‘See tarman, 217 Elm. (er!| Pig" "to fovclork Sunday; second floor | a army Reng SHSET MET W : —— —— a a a 7 ‘ . = as - Sit. by colored: bundlea” | z uc iG FOREMAN Pxperienced tm second. O-"46. Post-Dispatch. ___{¢)| “#346, Post-Dispatch, st) || ge and salary expected. Harris Bros. Ga- | P ORFER Wtd.— White, single man pre- | 806 South Broadway. ______|[], §. LABOR BOARD W AGES. | ile AL ORK: | , White skirts Ss dresses, A : where previously employed. Box 0-138, COUPLE—Middle aged, for work on country 'JINSUKANCE M AN—Experienced, to soli icit | rage, 312 E. Loc ust. _Harrisburg. Il. at ne haarck ee at es - . lacs a, P oto | SOLDERERS—That are experienced in | S| ite: 7 « hirts, $1. s! iks. one | = Post - Dispateh. ic) place; woman for cooking and housework: for health and accident assoc iation. A ‘Beeeumans —™~ perfec y clean: permanent plac eats soidering seams and handles on lard pails. Apply S 2659J. . ‘4 ' ; 5 are — nd jake. Wisher man for care of lawn and garden. Apply | ply os 31 University st.. Sunday. after lo WANTE D> Praag f must be sober. Telephone see The Brecht_ Co. 1210 Mullanphy. fel) ' ~~ i.; first-class colore ed: fire . = Se venice, Tn. wpe te) | Monday. 894 Arcade Bidg.. after 10 a. m. | a.m., Monday and Tuesday, after 5 p. ~ | PLU MRERS r i8 N. 10th et Pa SPRAYER— Sinead: one experienced in enam- 6154 Walnut St + y references. (a) ’ . = SAKER Wt " B07 ‘“ARPENTERS—Nonunion. 4348 Wallace: | R PR 2 i> Y -ERS—Apply 183 N. 10th s c) eling. Kuchins Furniture Co., 9th and | E aa oe ee Hickory. -. acoclomgllesiggdaalesd aaa a et off at Bevo Mill and walk one block | JEWELRY JObBERS—Eisenstadt Mfz. oe. | PRESS FEEDER—3802 Olive. fC) | Palm. $ ele : 4 1403 Morgan st. (c) jneton av. ‘ ae as (el) elevator. eS ate a _*@) ) close register colored Ww work. 419 _ Lb = — perience. salary desired, ete. Box 0-47. ‘ON THE MISSOURI PACIE Ic EN? ge 4 DONS MISS THIS CHANCE. CUTTE RS—Made to order men ‘: clothes | LARORERS—Work sround ney huillings; \Y {6 | PRINTE enti tg we py lal work. hs ed | _Post- ‘2 ~ oy °o OL1\0 ° 0) RAILROAD 427. ea ‘a Me Baker, would a two-tory modern must be experienced. Apply Nationa tc) ' He: aleo men for —_— carpenter work, - ing foreman oa compos sin — aaa STENOGRAPHER—Capable and “experience: ; iar taining a good paying bakery lore. 517 Morgan. 40c. 141 T.eroy av., near 7300 Easton av. and lock-up men, linotype machinists op man, about 25. married preferred; steady ; ats @ specic) ; bullding. of B ter : " Cabany 5S3W. wer fo sitions itn Southeast in open i ; lary, excellent opportu- + X" as : bom rooms and bath, interest you? (cud ilit—Must bc able to run spreading | ‘a 7 | ators r po employment, good salar Mike tee EBs e's Soncertul opportuniiy for (a first: | “machine; ‘also marking and ‘cutting, Of] CApoRGRS— White, for ditch work, Fern | RODS, wren eastern Master Printers’ | "CY: ,mnawer fully. vowments "bor F-67.| ROUNDHOUSE FOREMAN ‘WORK! =o scams _ . . Re OREN AED 3 class baker: buy a good business and home;, wash clothine: state experience and Salary. , Mf ay : , ing. office of St Lous with the Southeastern a | present. give pas employ: F- I ssiy I ‘ oe at, daughter to | gieo & modern cottage of 5 rooms and bath; Raw (-77%. Past - Phen (c) ;, on my _ Morning - POP ee ? = lefleration, 508 Union st., Nashville, Tenn. | post- Dispatch. sat eee eee . 4 387 4 ilo ther as house- . a te tear af: tet: always conted- eit improv on 2 DECORATORS 0 - eo 2s TURE aT: ] rerTrs . iv fe -or night aoe an, experience! ; ee. ~— | DENTAL OPERATOR— Must be capable cf 100 COLORED LABORERS | work; skinners ang labors jst. Louis | ment. by Xe a enielt ie ner fe ee a eneet city «BENCH HANDS—Anii frame naliers. 3313 | takine charge of practice. Call Cabany For freight handling. 9 } 30 ts | © | | shovel. C Meg Pe rings Plant. City | but reala advancement if qualified Spe — eferences: ee : “or fre t handling. 4 hours, cents | ° owne ; i St “o.. allin ) ’ : r OTN pa nion Grand wil 436% el as So a And sbingimakers. Hut BP Asn = ee eet fc) per hour. , Mississippi-Warrior Service, *S. | Railroad Machinists, Boil- office, Arc onaie Bldg. East Kt. Louis. __ (c2) 334. Post- Dispatch. wo APPLY 817 CHEMICAL BLDG. or. vai MO. (e8) ———- a z= N nd ca r | DENTIST—! the tr . : a STITT -CA’ — i . 8 a practical nurse to gO awa) : 4 — = gaged gatas ae ee eennned conene: one $300 mt, toute Levee. a of Eads bridge. MEN eaperience. least afary excected, et a ST. LOUIS, MO. FOR B Mm. a ' ; : opportunity for right party —, . ; Re Pont Diepatch. FP tae 4 _ PAG) | DiMeaia: eaay job. 4103 N. Broadway. | Bridge, Apply to nodtgchinists, boilermakers: mantert ome 3-176, Post-Dispatch, ee see | ——— “- ee 7 : relal ati Ween pune lady: fi EPER AND STENOGRAPHER | DISHWASHER Wtd—White, male. 1018 ——— Hoard: autehtes Rox B-S7H, Post-Dis. (S) | TAILQRS—Free seaarvor, 1 Waray So "Sch | : a Forest 81971 rience, /Al —Young man who can take charge | _ NoMamont. LAY OFF MAN EN sine Easton ae Internationa | : HisR—sj; - secretary. well of office and assist with sales on sampic | FTSMAN—General architectural drafts- Frame department: must be thoroughly ex- RAILROAD M — 9 3 T rf brick wegons. . ; see - well ed 92, Post-D. | DRAFT nt ; y Burn Ul ° TEAMSTEKS—To drive bric y rn lable girl: salary $100 ae Soot. _Auto business. Box A-; also bhookkee ing: KEEPER—To take complete charge o Cane Girardeau. Mo Pe SR eee meen eee Ret fee KC 2 “The iANereceeDou”@6@6@ r 27 Pine tc0 MSTE RS—And ‘laborers at Shawnee- ; a ga ing full charge of manufacturers books; 1n Stephen J. rs SB 210m ot. half for overtime: free board and testing, des Ad- ; 7" ( fed or ton ar. CN SO —— a : ° { of electrical testin apparatus. - F te salary. Call Lindell 20420. repl State age, experience; if mar>©rr nd te — a ortation. 809 Market gt. (Zz) ng roe of the t —_ —- ‘salary c O-140, MEN—Two first-class whiteners and pa transp inquiries to R. T. Barker, care of po + Colored: cleantn zg. bundles , ths nergy a 4 : (c) DROP FORGERS semane Familiar NASHVILLE RAIL-= ers at J. J. Wittmore. 2823 Easton. _ Waneta" Electric Co., Hawthorne Sta‘ ont n on e a Bomont 2783 Ww ct i BOOKKEEPERS—Two with aggressive per- with for ings on steam ham- MEN—For ice cream department. Apply | __—— —— i (hicke@os. 5 ) Helpers M i ata : “Sata nels housewerk; by aignality, to take charge of office and re o ROAD COM PANY Jersey Farm Dairy Co.. 1007 Russell. __ | TIEMAKERS— 100; } fas yout Cn wey s exican racer. ' Bell. ee : ‘ OOD Ss: an Monday | in Southwest; good , . ‘Siasnine by aay— colored pemvets,wcatian ft, Lewy and Ene | METS OF toon ant and dar ahifte. | oR HORROR CRAFT mecuAntcs, | ivorning. “Granite Bituminoun Paving cx: | RATROAD WORKERS FOR | ° coninpit'care Choctaw tor. Go Bing Machinists and y. . : . : » : CRS 7 ( NN — , . 30w : ameerwoces, —_ . ie. \ Address ne a ere piece W ork , nig t an ay & l ts Pe Sat. COMPANY | ; OFFERS PERMANENT MEN-—Or young men, for raliroad ae oe j | NION PACIFIC “ILE LAY ER—To furnish tile and lay 200 Blacksmiths and Helpers a ‘ se an rk. . ? . LOUIS, ST Ss OUIS i al long runs. ) n per “ : né assist Fg ne room ha \2 3 BOOKKEEPER no labor trouble ’ transportation a AS ATHER POINTS rt Aria Sea a a ee gees (c7) | Machinists, bollermakers and square feet floor; open shop. Cc. B. —_ Machinists’ Hel _ Zi ° ; INT’ : ~ | ——— a i FH. ke p! f men on win. 5572 Clemens. c ae (7) o furnished to successful appli- SCRIBED BY THE UNITED STATES RAIL- | WeN—To shovel dry clay in sheds. Hy-| blacksmiths, to take place o el nT t.: neat. colored ; desires cook- a i aetnne Srestonces ee oe . 1] t ¢ ROAD LABOR BOARD BEGINNING AT |" Graulic-Press Brick Co., King’s highway| strike; wages 70c per hour, time 9 | TINNERS—Car tinners. Apply Swift AY Electric 40S an e pers ethan tani ; private farrily pan stay on fer man sagt oe ' -i|cants; wire collec Oo employ- | ONCE. Na | Hridge (cl) | half for overtime; free board an | Co., East St. Loule B il M kk and von who has had experience in a manu- | \ ’ . to Mr. Buckley and Natural A anette | (2%) ee “ab- omen 2O11R —eanentiees facturing business and understands all de- ent department WILLYS roel and mt. Louls avense East Bt Louie MEN Wtd 250: steady work. Municipal| transportation. 809 Market st. fee eve’ for repair work. aa 2) ve 3. With experience, for mother 7 in connection with this department. Ap- men ep ’ ‘ wget 2 Iil.. or Mr. John Fitzgerald. Superintendent. Dock, N: rth Market. Sunday morning. | _ any 50942J. — — t | qd Hel rs | try: confinement. Mire. Ueard, in goat — age, experienc 9. 4 OVERLAND, Toledo, Ohio. (e2) 1310 Boatmen’s Bank Bidg., St. Louis. Mo. Time and half for Sunday. J. Jones. j— “s | TAN Hox 0-3 experience “and wages s want . eel € a {) ers au pe - Box 0-35, Post-Dispatch av. te -_—— : F orest 7449 “to esint dressmaker: Ger- od S840A Page. Cabany singi¢ or married and ry. Box 0-363. (c8) teh. *fc) ss | MEN—With experience, to remove wall pa- X ER—WSit: or assistant: © | ties DRUGGIBT—Registered. or assistant, reg- > —— - 4 wanes TRAF PFIC MANAG | ac 8 s of ont - LUMBER PILERS—And laborers. Christ- per from wall; state experience an ages | erciel experience: familiar p mm ° KKEEPE By wholesale latered; references. Box 0-287, Post-D, _ mann ‘Veneer. and- " y , ; ok; Call “804 A Pine st. Btone & Co. | SRYGGINT—Registered; must be city expe- Do ad home. 7318 | rr HELPERS OF ALL KINDS | TYPEWRITER MECHANICS various other points, to fill tions. Answer gu he Bo, hel care for or will adbpt one.| rienced and a first-class, all-round man. 8. Vandeventer av. SN—Able-bodied, of good character, | d h. Cotumbia, “Mo. ic) —— ME A 4 8 To take place of men on @ strike in) _ _.-« two, Gret-clnes Ix, C Guatth | Box F385. Poxt-Dispate Peck Drue_Co.. ilroad: at ito CLERK Wtd.—Registered. young | MAN—To assist in spice milling room./ to act as guards on railroad; wages | ‘and out of city. Free transportation. |. ciriter mechanics; state experience, vacancies caused by men go- ship daily. Protec- + Wants cleaning offices at 5 to 10 o'clock. Call Grand -- -———- - — t ie years old, as an assistant | DRUG David G. Evans Coffee Co.. 704 N. 2d st. | , fret-class, white, want# ~ ‘ : (o4) man to take charge of prescription de- een . —- | $7 per dav; state age, experience vast | d name three references . . renee” work br 4av: regu- Se pieap laboratory. _Box_ eee Ee cal partment; good salary; call at once. 6231 oe ~ ing re rigs agen: must bye lt ilies aed seienuien Give She. | Exeellent working rege yg toe jenlary antes climate. near guif; old | ing out on strike. Apply at t on ran ts a fox B-S74, P.-D. x . 34. Delmar. __ i a — . i | em loyment assure: oard and i0¢ ial b] concern, established 20 years. . gua out .j weteral housewo = ston Moniiay_monning. ; 304K. EDITOR—Eadltorial position in publicity and |MAN—To manage jarge stock farm in| phone number. Box B-375, Post-Dis. r ood as money can buy, am eo gasps ; — ., room 645 Frisco Bldg., 9th 4 by day. rk, cleaning. i ent active, about 16 years, to advertising dept. of music publishing Southeast Missour!. on salary and com- | ng, as g HOUSTON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, c - it ee C4244 XX. EM Weniiaston Singer Bros. Cloak “ house: open on to yout. ~ ag university misgion. Box 0-400, Post- Dispatch (ec) | ee pr Se free. Pienty of protection. 408 Fannin 8t., Houston, ‘Tex. (c62) and Olive sts., St. Louis, Mo. Room pas 7 , oe oO a —— “ee ; agree —— — ———_— graduate who has specializ in Knelish: | MAN—Must be experienced in pac king an‘ | METAL "RN J} = ianner Iron ail Central S141. 3435 | a ee pe soe ae . ice boy; 16 years or over. meet none other need apply. Box P-313. P.-D.| shipping: man preferred Te experience | (ETAL ey Sha Cw {AKE ic) LIBERAL BONUS Ww i a “a te) | - bs “a c . ae ‘ ? | 4 ¢ 717 a = a — ——- — Pres ines. Dispatch y re ween ~ t ry - oy eer Re ary ic) ELECTRICIAN— Licensed wire two apart- | in army goods. Mr Bice. 717 ashington. MILKER—And allround dairy man wants . ddition to Ww 1REMAN—Ca! | Delmar 2348]. On La led Hotel Tae » a aiele’ s = 4 2 oc st., room yh ee ments. «ail Bell 670. Belleville. wal -MAN—Good, white, capable of “doing main- work. Box F-77, Post- Dispatch. ~ (@) In a . WINDOW WASHERS Steady -—~ ee Cc 2 cae hk o nw . n ss ees, tomnstbetiond ——— - “ PS ar B-300. no ea smal! S Be "71 ceelatr bree Co. Main ERRAND we Bg! ray Je" oo ee. in dedele eaten Olive st cies MIL ~ ~ PRIG >HT—Te instail light machinery. STAN DARD WAGES 8 lith st.. _ Monday iporning. _-s_—sédfe} _———_ —— oe aM \-300. Post-Dis atch. e - Ashiey. (c : . : 7) ie Peer peer we Pa 217 Eims ' ~_ NER—Experienced hand wood, — as nurse, by middle-aged. = 4 RE a a ae a Sa eat MILLWRIGHTS Chicago & Alton ee be eur Furnitare Co., @th and Palm. (c) ee call or write Lucy Hines. Call Sunday between 10 and) products Co.. 24 and Bremen. (c) | Kirkwood rd.. Kirkwood. Mo. (©) | pugs crass, Apply Commercial Auto | 4N 8th St St. Louis. M WwooD PATTERNMAKER—One having o- 2 a ae Sidney st. {c) FAMMH AND—To take char@e 15 head of |MAN-—Young. with some experience in sur- Body, b401 Bulwer. a: ti ; "le 16) I pertenss 38 Lr ggg Pe an AF mn to right / 3 = 7 clase colored. to 4° 3 oe parcel post work; $25 to TT cows. Apply 4632 W. Florissant. fc) face one. Winterer Opt. Co., 202 | MOLDER ey age ye squeezer | ne ae wer Gay; state age and} a . y the day; reference. Bo ; iat day 8 to 12, third +. aels FARMERS—Practical, with fam!ly, for farm | . 7th st. ———- | work: good pav: steady work. Liberty | ———| full experience: none but first-class man | ax — —— — : ng, Grand and Olive. — weark Apnivy 3854 Market st. HAN —Experienced ae porey mee “Box 10 ene Co.. 7600 Vulcan, 99 ' wanted. Jewel Steel and Maileabie Co., | bh INTERNATIONAL AND A'S 3 irening or ciean : out : ————————— : , . a eee. peint or iacquer Ww air brush. ox O- (Wo ne ‘ se (c2 : rk for young "couple that is FINISHERS—; first-ctase, on old furni-| ,pS'ml or mcauer (eo) | MOLDERS—rxpericnced Een Bs | RETO UCHE ~R —Splen- 1875 Potrero av., San Francisco, Cal. _(e3) | y oe4 fase cail or write re. I BA Indiana - over Desires some ki _Colfax 1491R nd of eve- a Who knows one or more persons want- a 7 ‘ EAR ae ee - | - ~ | ] tain “hemes! Thence tor making ie FEMEN— Aveo Tateine Majion Togkt, |MAN OR WOMAN Wid—To work in ex- | and Mtg Con, Kansas Cliy. ANooo WORKERS SERCH BANDS—E | GREAT NORTHERN RAI + 4 mes; chance for i® a J 2003 3B = : , ae a : r { . > aes ; Be. . Give phone number. Box B-369. 7 Heat and Power Co,. 5518 Marcus. (« c?) | ae, ~ 81292 at’ 9 soups. — Bailes OFFICE BOY— eee are 72. Por AS? | Romer By Pig 7 D 4 p i rk. Cabany 4799R (2) | MANAGER— To take charge about . MAKERS MAN AND WIFE—German: cook, manage $1500 to $: ag ; salary ae art, oe ie i ee TaN To a ge yr mys ters and Common Laborera Na ; refined, experienced. 15. Go-getter, able to organize and EXPERIENCED pA small country place; raise chickens: no} P -Dt tch foe. wc x j commission. 409 N. 224 st.(c) | I abc Board ping or night work in heme falesmen, to handle office in he OF I IGHTING FIXTURES Sr OF eae cash needed. Monday, ~~ eee nei a : : teresil ng WOrK, ¢ ale “fouNG MAN— To sell window fixtures, arti- United States r . ra _Semm on ° - acocmeansannmantgys 4 FF AND IL I SR-——-Permanen me ree. Andel 2004W. laston arrangement, 4 ' a aac | CILBR OFF 4 ficial flowers. National Fixture Co, 818 ' i : : : : i, the POST-DISPATCH Ag work. Imm mate action necessary. - _—T | repairing electrical appliances. for service de- ) 99.445 AUTOMOBILE. - 4 4" he Sales Co., 1720 Van Buren H. L. STEENSON, we gg ag Fe On, ‘ate arma} qvition a machines; good pay cel lent hours and “— reliable and steady. S001 Lafay- General Foreman, Bulwer and | “. ; ES an x Goat MF enone 2144. eda % MARYLAND HOTEL, rae 3 o'clock, 4 ee Chessane : ee TAN ura, co. le ‘pay; 9 CX YOUNG MAN— ~ ost. i nuaky. te work | is MeKissock Avs. or 817 Chem- rf St. Louis pewspapers | en rey & Co. ive —_— ) q to 4000 De Tonty st.; state your charge, - 4 diti A ove’. mom néry. a ee : . - Pac KER—Must be absolutely first-class: gg SAINT LOUIS. (07) | fstS02" Post-Dispatch : repeed in oacking of “househand working conaitions. Ap-| ical Building, St. Louis, Mo. (¢8) ct King's Highway. ee MAN—To solicit contracts for collection | g00 s. 5201 Delmar. é “a ran = ant reliable firm; $5 cash for each | PACKER-—Amd porter f ; | cee ty . ogi’ a mal. . steady job; - | FLAT-BARREL RS — 4117 N. ract brought In; big money to hustlers. | “ness: state ‘aap and gaan Bog) y ¢ 55s ou ee Sa aed 7 figh School. Button “nd Broadway. (c) i210 Centra] National Bank Bidg. ic) 402. Post-Di b Gre. | ; ‘ ‘

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- : > OE SO SS Pe ee ee eT . SUNDAY, GB pocabt, LOUIS ems 300 WOMEN AND GIRLS" WA NTED — Is the position you seek advertised u an thee columns today? " | momnaieen nie ; = sUne Te. 1922. ae — POsT- “Dis? ATCH. ) = = am ee ayo Foo Rego oo SALESMEN WANTED _.__—— SALESMEN WANTE ) nvARSERS AND § SERS AND SOLIC —_—— . . a re ee ee ee EE ———— ——— oo . EL — . NT D—A ) WANTED—MEN SALESMEN WANTED | _ SALESMEN WANTED __—» SALESMEN WANTED = me | a 2 roe — WANTEL =n. Boys AGENTS WARTED—MEN __| AGENTS = Shr SMEN } ~ Tom rr SALESMAN Large manufacturer wants twe ~ARE YOU AMBITIOUS? | Three Aggressive Sala to solicit " sutes ; having initiative = tapidly growing million-dollar New York |: Local, permanent: minimvp y ; oat 8 Syndicate. od *i 4 ——— ee eee a enumpemettionss - uy’ c we YOUNG AN—With knowledge of dry goods AGENTS —Orew men. novelty men. Gloo- DISTRIBU TORS ‘alg non eee O- Auto| | A LESM4 N— Acquainted — loca] a. SALESM. aig sae pm prpeveition: ‘to man ws ung salesmen, line and “willine to work for advancement Pen, a 5S0tc muctla fountain pen; every- necessity; exclusive territo ‘ cists to handle our ne commi , as anos, Pp ographs, wash young 5%: sel!- : aeeist im generai factory work; answer body buys on Gemenstration. PWrite for Post- Di spate h. NS | basis Superior Chemical Co., 120 Olive; machines, etc., or will train a man with hustling qualities aati in gay “hae aty. | ea mane eee roe at tri. or tore, ae Call 8-30 ~~ , 4 4 letter only. giving age and references, bie profit plan. Gloo-Pen Co., 56-S Pine st.,| GREAIEST SENS. AT 1ON—Eleven-piece sogp | _St.. Olive 8847. pane ce) | Files erpentance. Apeiy. S500 [Carteen | Oe SS = ae auaenren your plianc ene ih pte wl oe yg Seed acancies for |5.. NATIONAL MAP CO. 625 | ete pity rc mar Mfae. co. 120° Washington (ce) New Yor® and toilet set ng like blazes at 70, SALESMEN_) Seen seamen ay + weer mar oA dg. Splendid oppo ) -.. bution already ablishe: . 4 eer a - ae olie t; selll , é : N—lTwo experienced life insurance a A cae ; work up ina large saies organ 2 new high-grade junior salesmen on local | Life RB) dg. sie, ve good local Matet af tates mall eraser pun | “Gan Te---Get our beantiful illustrated eh = dressinakers ~ a ae 5 “AL men: special proposition; uick _ money, | BAL ESMEN—Automotivo specialty, callimg Sedan gn and commission. Write Box start. Proper training and assistance with} Ww NTF Q . tae “i 61S. Paulina, interest of large mail order busi- e of opportunities: cont: ins hundre 8 customer. Other 720 Pe now ie uxte ye VV hite. 408 Benoist Bidg., 9th and on jobbers and distributors to represent F'-287 Post: Dispel. - splendid opportunity to develop and make A} [D—s ALES} . ; : experience mot absolutely ashen tes of rx a pgm propositions. copy a is CO., Dept. «a: a a eae | nee ___(6)' ~well Known manufacturer on a commission eR VE owes > ptores in money on a generous | commission basis w! T ea aa E: a wengerful opportunity for right P ublishing Co. Dept D, Letts. Ia. distributing ' of wonderful new ae (EN—2 wy "orc ok al | ‘ordson tractors, retailing for 50. Me- citi es under , t ] a af mily lo rp xt : : ° ; wrote > . > > ‘ ans : swt 5 stile ) . i ze. ¥; must own Ford truck and be a reai : ~ ; - . earl com- bitious. clean-cu an ‘ gro0o0¢ fur ys 8 vu : : 3 : " B x _F-208 _Post- - Diaper - ———- | AGENTS— $10 daily easy: ironing board discovery Full rw tom No experi- | live wire. Athletic Tea Co., 914 N. Broad- | chanical Production Co., Milwaukee, _Wis. lag ‘floral window ‘decorations: 25000: per- apply. since our werk will bring you Into sent us in Illinois — 3 gooi mon rer. itn Nom "NG ME N—To run on tains; long len covers selling ifke wildfire; sure sale; ence or vr Peter e furnish every- | way (c)| SALESMEN — Advertising and speciality | ™!ssion contract worth yg an: commis- | constant contact with prominent business men territorv Must be far P paylor. as - “2 SR ERGs e aa eae me 4 2 —s shown, exXperience unnecessary; sam agg Oe ho : a oe partiousars SALESMEN—Specialty salesmen for roud men; our advertising service gets business | ™Manent connection to ris yr 4 business; ll over the city. —— application in your e° ’ E re YOUNG MEN—To. learn tov busines apeia le free Rallen Mfe. Co., Dept. S441), Box ire. ‘New Haven —_—- . work selling food product to retail grocer for merchants in all lines; guaranteed nct' sion only; no advances, @ territory, age, own handwriting iving full details about warehouse products s a 2 gto acrancement rranted hy ryvi 3 Se Ra timore Bids... c “hicago. MONEY-BACK guarantee nakes x mer! trade state fully experienc ‘ and aualtica- to cost dealer anything: straight commis-/| ne objection mae a ee D Co. . 208 yourself, with Ak: fe erence s and photograph at- ’ ! re , rie eoraryr ee ress it a. LP. 2 ~ . . =. t pis * J AGEN ] _ | = hey e “artidies . that se 1} for ze, cna ro gt tne ode Sei) er. Premier - tions Hox 0-44, Post-Dis bo ic) ; s10n City. Ta. "00 weekly. Box 497 Adams, Chicago. es : - “ a aa Rox . 315 I Ost Dispatc h — 4 ) bars, sheets, plates, 5 . " " cost vou 3',c: another sel! 7 for ldc, cost a ., ee 4 a ial Mic! ’ | SALESMEN~—For * -— & factory lnes, — ---—---——- — : coseinaeas rr eee Te O owner represent ative Wanted; demon- ° , ‘ag summer spe tv sa! nples & SO" E Grand a | , I 3 , a A. . ™ FP lig x tb a lcm -. pine. Live SAL FE SM. AN—To. ‘gell high-gra ie used au- SAL E “SM EX—Side line; W ith establish d strate guarant eed puns - ire sealing inner ete. Box | 60, _Post-Di , rd, Dept. 367, 3010 Van Burer RUMMAGE SALES m ake $50 dai We | aha Gina preference and experience. tomobiles; one who has selfing expertence trade among housegfurnishing, hardware, tubes; experience or capital unnecessary. ' - wr ~ yeu : 1 sey (organ Mm: apd | and pt uiling abilitv: must be a producer; | general stores, department stores “ pre- Sells on sight. l’rofits $100 weekly. ATLAS, Ww yss’ l. eo OF 5 Acre —_—* pe ITN ns WANT TT SALES ’ ‘ge ion well- | BOR. Che for right party. Motor Sales Co.. mium houses, to sell popular priced al ae 630 Cornelia, Chicago. Three-quarter mile east of ' PA rNER: “has . omnnd ‘ se] ] commissio Ww - s ' . } 2 ee ~ -_——— -— — —— -—~ i - eos SMEN—s3 to sell on comm 1 ES ae Cae é | inum cooking agg = a oe neg nme AUTO OWNERS—To sell International| (all facing the concrete read . oe : wid. ffice Box F ‘ ' , " ommission aASsIS WI OPPo Tires: $s] SO weekly: sample f ished: ao,” a id rak ~ & be Vv jces® ox - ¢ money for right party. 2127 Lecust. Cpen wry Te +P fe s ler: +s | co ee . n; state selling } res; Dis eekKiy; samples urnishead;: , L32x2% wou make 7 efty lets. yy with serv! + . ‘ Phage ; he. Sn - ‘ a Sunday (cL) coccopenpa + ag acai Teed aoe AB one fl into exclusive ty a ae | territory cov- | free tires for your own car; beat all com-/| you get any one of the above in a pr ” ¥ R PARTNER | Wt —Honest. tor WANTED by Te Pacific Ral! Warren at. } ‘kK fel) n anufact ure 7 articles ict mport. | ¢ — —_——--—.— - pleasant; 3. xpenses § | experience, goods handi . yetition. International Rubber Corp., Dept. | condition. you can live iné Lafayette. _ NTE! y sexes © — sway at ; ee hie The Tearless”’ ion-ct + » “Knock- ; SALESMAN—Worid's largest exclusive mak- teed against liberal commissions; plenty! ered. Aluminum Products Co., LaGrange, a Grand Rapids. Mic} hould ou want tf : trious points, Texas and Louisiana, be- AGENTS business of your own; ineke out” mechanical pencil a he ‘‘Retainer’’ 4 ' genuine silk hosiery want several new territory. Box P-J382, Cedar Rapids, ae = a ae oe + om a o work at or $ NER Pee 4. — For cause of strikes, car’ and locomotive de- spark} _ lias nar ates, UIN bers, vacuum bottle are ju ' ww oof baw | ‘n of good appearance, 1228 Arcade Iowa —— a — Dept. ie . ; . » > ' +) Ng Cincinnatl. com eg me 30 3 asia: 1 hy oy omy nivance if you SAL -ESM 1 ee ae experienc ed ov eral! sales- into big money. ee teat nes oniy. en og own agents; give bank refe rences and am tepated.. or Electricians, indions a! NE muppemnenergr UN ST wae ee Mexican aot i : aiikee. deen: hi ide city acquaintance Apply room man to cover the State of Texas, with first- __ ALLEN, 712 Chestnut. _ ~- ful | details of your career in first letter. WE HAVE an excellent es F120, Post- 7 x eg and eipers. AG E NTS — 'Varni-Lac; wonderful ;, ier, - cam os, ; P oe c hestnut class line of union-made overall work SAL ESM AN—W @ have an opening for an I earl Hosiery Mills, Norristown, Pa. nity fora bright widea - aT 7a —-Chocolate rang ¥ All crafts. Puts a whole new coat on an od ai ; = be POCKEL Sarmpie Case makes — — — ee ‘lothes: must furnish reference nd bond ; t lesman between F SY ory eT i . single man Pre . at ; : yon wen ales I price line, $50 all-wool s at; salesman making the hardware trade of | osit! red: r.| @ year. Box J-173, Post- Dispatch. _(©) | ticulars. Loverin & Brow *o.. Wholesale experience, age and tele : Wis. See commission proposition ever offered; per ot Td own w teins unt can invest. 1707 _ 5S. State at Chicag, yi number to insure prompt { . and amo Marstmll, Tex. - — annie greed et gall vt ° . > 50 2% () weekly. NO competition. } rs. i - t, 7.7 nroft ra) 4 Dt ted : P ant } hin : FE. Be La:npert, superintendent, New Or- , $ “0 $ 4 . Exclusive territory : Bar- > “ 4 os » IC Pee 2 —— f ge , Southwe et, For interview at Pianters H I — lew. Mail l ins! J; W. eee, superintendent, Fort uxton ee (A., S Nor ne > TERD Re “ay5 ey og Sees a oes cea SALESMAN—Cigar; $30 to $60 w eek and Address Postoffice Box 694, Central Sta- pe. 2 jag Bg ee age nony are a $6000 erry for St. Hota yy se ge i WANTED . rniture. repair) shenand ' = ethan Ines \ a a pes. yes ers,’ 609 Dir ision st., Chicago. ae ‘ " , nown medium-priced, automobile, §6000 Sali esMEN—Very salabye specialty. All ; | { - Pat * we NS OTR REE Ne et 3 Peres y re. Write for de- SALES AGE NTS—You can runt on. a Perfume Co., 89 Steady income by selling some of the small ee eee TY TNS ag DN ll a es RN RRS 8 GRE IED cg Oe BORED per y= Tike 23. a C= - ye how “ es a > — oP Wate ca RNP D Rah nS: Wn nor - ee : . we cane 1 te agi Saag iste — ican Bi Chicago. ic, Fort Worth, is. o .* taswene aeteen: bags; highest grade; prices reduced. Bon- - ; re Dix, master mechan rt | AGE NTS $ nest, ho siery et 4 ee eee Ton, 1} 8 Broads vay, ie Tain. Wee 99) dressed stampe: |_envelope for os kr. Mae | SAL Es SMEN—Sell greases and roof coatings | Film Studios, 47 18 Delmar bl. Write or) institutions; straight or side line: state fully an Pistole, superintendent, Big Springs, fons adv - a we Stleies aad calles’ spe-/ 150 PER CENT profit selling F In-O National Cigar Co.. High Point, 2. as to accessory, garage, hardware, coal and; phone for appointment. Sv ndicate Dept. L. | | in letter territory traveled ‘end full particu- FOR ha . 5 ee a ee cla amameaition for crew managers. ~ Moore | wringer inopss wonderful a hat fewete n® | SALESMAN—By manufac tuger sciliaag me-| lumber dealers; salary and commission; | sxLESMAN—We are looking for that par- | lars regarding self. | STOVES RANG IT : — } I Se} S: if dium- pric ed n en’ s hosiery direct to retail- only experienced specialty salesmen need tic ular ty pe of man betw een 30 and 50 I CLARK LINEN CO.. , ES ° 4 ; rR “WwW td. fo captial un er . ey business; capita | elal hanic, Big Springs, 208A S. I Salle, Chica | nati op, mop stick, scrub brus crap- ; oe, . : ; ee — Knitting Mille = a8 ae as cmt Ae gee dhe A mcherseen ' ers; commission basis. Zucker & Friedman, | ie ge Premier Co., 1131 W. 11th, Cleve-| years of age. who is inherently honest and | 30 E. Randolph st.. Chieaen. Ill. FURNACES ag ‘DI t | | ; s 7G - , on Dispa' cl ey | 964. Post. atce. Tex. AGEN TS——200 pet profit: won = little er and a djust able mop. wringer; operates | 393 Broadway, New Y | . ed “ a ', q AP oes : Te aw “ay ‘ New } ork (Cc) le d, f i anization e _ everywhere; no experience nec- exactly like clothes wringer: . : An can faithfully represent an org HUSTLERS, everywhere; no experience nec- * ) interest on Permanent position, In eg PARTNER W! ‘ int Martin R. Wynne, superintendert, Denton, Tex. | e: something new: sells like wild- Z ick een _ a “ r.S. Kelly, master mechanic, Texark- | Fa egaged ili ses saeieet write at ence for | "ef sree detatis of this and ‘w, | SALESMEN—State managers, ladies or gen- | SALeSMENCIT $25 to $35 weekly to ca-| national reputation; regardless of your he oe essary: get into & business that suaren- ana, Tex. | free sample. Albert Mills, Gen Mgr., 6220} QUick-selling specialties. Five-in-One M‘g tlemen, make $50 to $100 weekly appolnt-|\ pable Catholic men, with opportunity for| ent occupation. you may be that pation to, tees an increased income yearly. Our pol-| territory, with every opportunity: iverside 127 Db. Johnson, general agent, El Paso, | Aerees Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio. | Worcester, aass._ cilia tds. (99) the Trion Hentery Co, Loxinenena Nene advancement | te snlen or a8 pune 301 | pron from $100 = visas tak mit ata cannot. ‘cies sell like hot cakes. Write for a local developing in greater usefulness 4864 ‘ GidendurE. ma ane oiady. i im acehiaienetes — +--+ ene 7 — eC } osie es se 2 P " - ‘ *"s a — . 7") _AGENTS— N--To “sell Hoover _ suction | Wainwright Bidg. or 324 Title Guaranty call immediately, write for an Sreade Bid independence. Do “it (olay. Commonwealth cten) areal travel! with \aimase experience Ba 5. Si Se! ’ ’ ; F gz. 7 unnec Mtn * Tree sumples. Worcester | LADY AGENTS—Earn $33 an cane ‘all or ply 265 Field Bldg., n. e. cor. Taylor and | SALESMEN—For_ large = refining com- | SALESMANA Wisconsin corporation man-| MEN—$90 ‘weekly; travel by auto and tn- thusiasm and thorough knowledes af) RTNER Wtd.—Orowing rad _Monogram_ Co., Worcester, ee (fi) ne pe. taking orders for “Simplex “ive, | Brig ne gree HR shy Of ne Aeliver- . ufacturing a product sold to industrial iy Mah stove convertor In oe the stove, range and furnace b . A eeeat aid or partner, AGENTS—For puncture proof inner tube | Danis avery prtche a wan's one. one la 84 LESMAN—Young: noe ge as sporting. goods ing; no collecting; experience not necessary./ plants is looking for a resident salesman’ year without coal or ae Hare -—h, meee is essential. - carrying same amount of air other tubes | earned $6 first hour: write immediately. W 4 nan; must el) . oxy ’ fe He ; Yellow Creck Refining Works, 1179 Mallers| for the St. Louis territory-to call on plant electricity needed We furnish subs. sive full information about do. Guarantee against puncture 5000 miles. | 5 Lynch, Box 718 Springfield nt Same “| Se teppenhagen, Geller. poly fans, | _Bide., Chicago. ____.__{¢)| superintendents and general managers. This rhomag Mfg. Co.. Convertor, 626, Dayton self, age, previous expe EEE ee ADVANC E PUNCTURE PROOF TUBE! ——— : : fardware Co.. 412 N. 4th st. (Cc SALESMEN—Live wire road men, calling! {!s @ real opportunity for a_ live wire. thls b: aie a pa . ; nections and references in first ts nership. Bex a ' CO.. _128 N. LaSalle a: Oe ‘hica go. | ~!'SALESMEN—Can use several more hustlers | § mans at vanees ao , zoods ceade te Cary otde- | Preference will be given to men who have PITTS & KITTS. Fal 7, Box J-169, Post-Di 3 RTNER wie —Lady, ‘AQENTS WANTED—MEN AGE INTS—$75 to $150 weekly; free sam- SALESMEN WANTED in the wholesale oil trade; experience not | j UENO SO cocks’? bloomer dresses unda| had previous experience in selling mechan- ‘ ['TS, importers of woven labels, “a «*#PA Woe shop: | enconitial. St. Louis office, 1701 Arcade wv) | ical ds lines to manufacturing plants “42 Madison av., N. ¥. C., want an ex- wes - liner | ples; gold window letters tor stores, of- | ———— : _ . au OFLIC . ‘ play suits: give cervitery, experience, char- a: RO0G! ye ° Prants. jenced label l t t ru business oNTS—Faast "eh housewives buy; 2 to | ¢ices: large demand, no exverience nece=- ADVERTISING SALESMEN—Can use ‘three Bl (©)! acter. reference first leter. Ramage - Write, stating previous experience, salary Periencea woven tasreon esman to represen . CREW MANAGER, + a i a 0. &N. 16th s _"_{e7) sary. > “Acme Letter Co.. 2804 Congress, high-class men to se i ne ght- | Yo! NG MAN—Selling ability, - to sell A ee . o., Catlettsburg, Ky. expected. a to Box A-69. Post-D. (c) ee . CO Re Seerrery ee : Excellent dpportunity for @ rel : “) Pp. D. ; ——__—__-_—__——- day, 10 to 12 and 2 to 4. Univers al Si; commission. The Airyride Co. 4453 Ath- | AN——For an establis jirect to con- Jolie . Ane world’s recogniaed leaders in | manufacturerartt ficial flowers for store- | train and control a. crew of siz jces; | am @ good... I ing "household necessities direc art pan Te holiday greetings, booklets! window or home decoration; first-class | Work them in small towns selling ow t nave you? 1 yourself. Box Pi 06, P. ea Sixties | AGENT 5 Representatives “each county to Co., 516 National Bank of Commerce lane Se on. | I b- a -- : ——+-- -——- - —-—---————--— | 3 - $2 "ee liberal commission ns, ; : ' , et ot Bottling food oP pesoe. call on puymcians and merchants to O> | ARMY SHON SALESMEN—$75 week sell. | SALESMAN Of better class to call om phy. | ae = be asd pcm © will vio tre posi- and direct-mail advertising, has opening in| salesman; commission only, no advances, “ions for ll 3 Ved —Good, pe NY tink a sie age Tr geet oe “eis | ing to wearer from sample; enormous de- sicians and dentists; immediate, perma- | ~» Ay aie ng AD 809 Pontiac local and nearby territory for first-ciess | but permanency and splendid business th bi bm ye? ~ WORLD, % ARTNER \ ‘partner AGE mre ote, Sally; fastest eat 2be * acid! Welle Bldg. Quincy, Ill” ©)" | ‘mand; experience unnecessary. Berman's | nent, well-paid work! state age, experi-| Bldg. between 4 and 6 p._m. eee ee rleedtie Dreeeene pan. | North S0000 years @ men of Oe Se ae 08 Meee erontent Remo ; ir man ment; married mam an oe “ - a pi 5 OT panes ap Arm St re, I> t. 5 é tU2— OVE s- ne a0 ” e as | —--— 2 re oom ena ga j e vy Tese per- ; ability: staate ul qua cations. .. . as Ts F ia teh. Mfg. Co., 10 E. 4th at., New York. (99) | AGENTS—300 per cent profit handling | B0c med “—y — = — ae Po. et WR _ Ae SAL ESMEN—Security; established company sonal-appeal advertising to bankers, mwanw- ences, age. Address Artificial Flowers, 208 z qualify applicant must be y ch @ ' wt -358. Post-Dis pe il buy ms SALE SM A N—Thorough! y _ experienced “turni- | desires services of several experienced facturers and merchants in all lines; com- Adams. Chicago. and show previous record ag @ PARTNER Wtd.—S600 w § —_... | Make good he must be a genul . terest in ‘Qatablished, well pa ; a. busines*: mec hanic AGENTS—Something new; sells on sight; article, for gas ranges; guaranteed tO | GROCERY SALESMEN—Ex lenin oe , re ; ay See * hy : sue ML uxperiencea, who ture salesman good opportunity for per- men; results assured under new plan o inission contract; weekly advances: etve —____— ~~ large profits; factory prices; free circular. reduce gas bills 20 per cent; eveuy house are now calling: on wvrocery trade: zood or- manent position. Hub Furniture Co., 70Ol sales; those desiring permanent connections experience fully. Address T. H. Grady. SANFORD solid- set, tubber-ton, refillable and possess a well defined am 3 (ce) broom: just out; pesitively rothing like | motion. Compensation will be @ 00, Post- -Daspatch._ adel _Pelletier Co., 115 8. Dearborn, Chicago. _ wife buys. ‘‘Gasaver,”’ 1\ Park Row, New portunity | in —_ established territory; » Fie By B.D. OMe are os ey and home a prospect. No competition; ter-| salesmen to travel in the State of Missvuri: | sales Our system of rats ES eee é other interest. requires AGE 5 daily; fastest 25c seller; American Monogram Co.. Desk 5231. | shirts; territory Sottthwest Missouri; must be —_____!£'/°? | ritory granted to live men only. The! men who have successfully marketed adding | SENIOR SAT ESMEN should qualify the right 1 of 503, * Post- t- Dispateh. Radio” gas owt sample, 10c. last Orange, N. J. (c9) | experienced overall salesman; must be ac- SALESMEN—To call on radio dealers; splen- | Greenville Co., 129 Lafayette st.. New) machines. typewriters. computing scales, | a7 ae . sade . Sion for positions now. By PARTNER W td. _—Eatablished _Mfe. . Co., 10 E. 4th st., New York. AGENTS—The Atlasta gasaver for Fords, @U@inted with trade; owner of, auto pre- did fata Pore ty; liberal commission. Write! York. _| gas and oil filling station equipment; or sim- A concern manufacturing a nationally end ge $40 to $65 a week. — th opportunity for sheet Pe ae era display advertisement over $1.25 postpaid; more miles, power pep. ferred; liberal commission, with drawing ac- Ed. J. Goetz Co., distributors, eee ee ee roofing ‘cement ilar commodities will be given preference. | locally advertised high-class office ey sa ree oe pertaaity for = E- tinner, mec ‘hanie to connect wit 225 oy egaa thrice, $13. Beck Agency, live agents will get the money. Write Au. count. is arg ep, rrr. gy wer for aj Bi ae Cincinnati. oO, 3 (c) | paint and lubricating oll salesmen to se}j;) Our proposition offers to the high- -gra‘le man | has openings in the St. Louis district for . pe bop MB Ber og | ae ; ring and sales company, ee tomotive, Sales Mig." Cox, Palladium Protucer. MARGLOUS MFG... 2215 Vine, | SaLESSEN with following covering shoe | and organize 'salce force: exceptional high, | A Shere Ot stor Starager, Wayne fark | Sout is Micoun ane Iilteoise re Ore | bald 8b Of woling Salary gee MMM $60. Hox B-BO8. Post bisess "Tre 810 A “ g.. St. Louis, Mo ony, ( Ar leparti nent stores, carry side née rade, re t-order ropositien; choice o os Sa oe Vi: AUK | — oS ‘ ~~ (ae a —~ Wit TS—$10 daily selling poussold medi- —- SS. : SEW ING “APAC HINE SALES jand deve shoe laces: liberal commission. pt , ee ic mS if and Paint Co. and Pump Co., 1333 McGee, kaneee City, | They must be men of large caliber, experi- Somaetien, See M ee 4 “—_ TNER Wa. in best fr ' Finley Medicine Co., 4151 Olive, AGE} TS—Eaern. money througn control of | MEN—M } fy] Handler Bros., 552 Broadway, New York Cleveland oO 1 98 Sais ° || Mo (2) enced in interviewing executives, and doing hay = 617 Locust st., oO ne e-half tater ante invest are fs r airs famous toilet articles; i in—i1eN vit Success ft saat re Wee Ss ~- 2 > | antte , a + | business on a large scale; liberal commissions: . - 3 Ln AGENTS—E } ~ be “Prest ermanent business can be built in ; : ‘ with weve an 1S - ———---————~ | SALESMAN—-We have attrayctive proposi- SAL ESMAN- “A large manufactur r of paint this is an unusual opportunity for the right ao. only those me svery ome uys a esto, a : ~~. and roofing materials marketing its prod- | po b a B O- 131, P. -D, @peater; sample free. Premier = are Ae ime; remarkable sample line and selling records in selling sewing ma- SALESMEN—To sell union-made overalls, tion for salesman calling on auto acces-) yor direct to consumer has an ‘type of man. ; gee need answer.’ ox * a 1441 Broadway, New York City (c99) plan: particulars on request. Blair Labora- ° ° , sw shirts and work pants in Kansas, Okla- sory dealers and garages; exclusive terri- | for a salesman in Missouri and ‘ AMERICAN CARDEX CO > a a PARTNER we “v eang ~“we:}-est eae 7 tories, Dept. T-135, Lynchburg, Va. feOM) | chines, either wholesale or re- homa and Texas; commission basis; refs. tory; the right man can build permanent | we want a man well and faverably knewn | __1102 Arcade Bldg. “(e1) nner FF and metal cxoods manufaetut® Se rS—Men and women, to seil high- AGENTS—Newly invented aluminum com- . r required, Pyramid Clothing Co., 507 N./ income from reorders. .Porter Spark Plug| who enjoys the confidence of the commu-| earicr SEGRE HE 2 yg aca gee for williaa mile hostery, $60 and over per week: |" pinations; remarkably fast l | 'tail. We have several good ter-| Broadway. (c) | Co., 4358 Cottage Grove av., Chicago, Ill. Pog Yan | eens IT accounts for laice collection Biv : ‘e mples and particulars. 915 Aubert av. d J y fa Saies; new : . 2 a) : . ———_—___-- : nity; selling experience would be desirable,| agency, $100 weekly eas!'y earned. Apply , ; | credit plan; repeat orders full line. All. ritories open for clean-cut sates- SALESME N—In — ‘established local firm, SAL ESMAN—Resident or traveling. selling | but is not absolutely necessary. We offer | immediately for valuable territory. Thi. | credited; unlimited business with no capi- | . ' 4 ' ; wants 3 salesmen for St. Louis and nearby | to dry goods and clothing stores to handle| an opportunity to form a life-long connec- | nois Adjusting Corporation, 22 E Van Bu- A SALESMARE in building line tion with a reliable manufacturer and to! ren st., _ Chicago. AGENTS—Sell ironing-board covers ' tal headl ; | heavy pads. Sells fast tor $1. al required. Wilson Utensil Co., 910 34.|men who can produce. Iiber: COrTICery: MAGE SEperleneee | good line of infants’ and childrens knit | 3 $ Dayton, 0. Pp I a ) ral roofing, ete., preferred. Call Forest 147 4 goods and novelty rompers and suits; com- | make a larger income than the average | STATE ~ DISTRIBU TERS— ane come | in Men-women, can earn 00d An: | eagpaectccs a '|SALESMEN—Greeting card; Christmas, | 1 & Davis, 23 East 17th st.,| sell in winter, as well as in summer so| 8nd salesmen with autos; the Lovelace . 1 sellin » . ' ah b. re 4 ; : : as, Pr. . = “2. ’ : ; : : “ ‘ ; KOO ee ee ete: 78 cam care derful health-giving alec *trica aeoawatae: References required, State qual-|- Valentine, Eastcr and birthday cards ready | New , I a OS | at = d i pg mom y P me gy FE a a | steam, volatilisers; they eliminate carneg | : us. Misti Laboratory Co., 219 N. 14th at.;; Positively, gives relief tn rheumatic com- | ifications, full information first! seve and ‘temitare wanted. “Stauder En. | SALESMEN—Investment representatives, Cleveland, O. ees | every car owner @ prospect; sells for $5 | greetings. | outlof city, write us. eis cette a gga od ein dincases, | - os alld Its vo Pa: | ter Wells ay . Chicams an | sell our shares in Montana; young, grow- — | installed; now being demonstrated under | vertising AGEN'I| S—G n one . C.° OF proposi- ona Inet Dien: - a —_ ——- ; 'C) |) ing savings and loan association, in West- | the personal supervision of the inventor. | varied won ppl raster made 9806 pe Chicago. Rex Electric Co.. 326 W. Madison. letter. Box J Ag, Post Dispateh. 5ALESMEN——We ae: naract s "Sheet. tail “ aret’ ote sg age ee | Young “son SALESMEN- sales expert- | mx T Lov relace. 1212 Washington av. (65) aleo offer the adverti lendid ie . = ‘Dility and , r ~ nee f four men ¢ *haracter; no experi- a irs T, es; con- | ou é Bi ——— | = . : used by all business men. Sayers Mfg. Co., AG INT Sell “Minitmend ¢ (c) anne pe ys liberal commissions. Apply fidential. Pp. a nen 1395, "Great Falls. | ence can earn a good income selling electrical TRAVELING SALESMEN—To | carry our. iventiiee ae we. pe me 4 TB, . Post t-Dispatch. s—s. 99) | appliances; experience, while an asset, is not | line of rubber roofing, to call on lum- | jusstion is free aa a : HELP WTD.—miIsc 2865 Sheff.eld, Chicago. (cO9) for tires : and | fain pea AP lhc tintin: It oo. _ ao ’ 3 . , ; f ) ‘ap 5 §£ r ca —————- — bes : costs Yc repair; surpasses vuleaniz- SAL ESMA N—C lothing; (german; Christian; | between 8 and 9 a. m. only, 706-7 Lucas. | _Mont. , RG esac eee Y) | essential bec ause we teac h vou ber, hardware and general store trade in AGENTS—6, 000.000 Fords need our 2éc | tex saving 500 per cent; every auto and steady place LO1Y N. Grand = A. Zensen (cs. SALE ’ . =f ’ ; ) i ‘ NN. 4s Te Rn nbn te 8 - -_ amped | ._E SMAN—W e an} : ’ oe —_-* y . ete eiiced fau belt: cost you $1.50 per| accessory dealer buys: profits amazing. |SALESMAN—Expericnce’ coa’: ieferences. | SALESMEN—Selling garages and battery| that can show ao ee owning au. ||P RaMIER SERVICE CO., 502 N. Oth. (0) | the smitl tet ee eens ee commission contract. Write us. mf | GOUPLE—Married; man to mn. delivered. Teuscher-Son, St. Louis. Shaw made $21 first day; Murray, $140) Rox P.327, Post. fae ch ne ee shame > "wathane in Missouri to handle established/| tomobile preferred, but not essential; this | S\ NX che erteatanl cities "n th "Tnited’ St: on brief business and personal history, A outside work; woman to (c99)| first week; particulars and free samples. | > =o nish -—-““) | line, batteries, parts and equipment: side! position permanent and opportunity’ can S A L. i | A Royal Roofing Co., 39th ‘and. Ea ton. St. interview can probably be arran need. ae ' Apply Sunday morning, 400 AGENTB—Car ‘anVassers, everyb dy wants | Colonial Rubber Co., Dept. S, Philadelplia, | SALESMAN—Experienc ed egg and poultry. line, straight commission. Box P-405,' grow with company: if you can qualify | . M aa i a ee ‘ ‘ Ps x -- — ket adding machine; selfs on sight: | Pa. _ Parkway Commission Co 815 N. 3d, (©) | post-Dispateh Sall. Monday morming at 115 Quincy st.| ST. LOUIS MAUFACTURER OF 0. anes | A DL COMP WELP WT ome + —— -- : M - % | Radio parts, has opening in St Louis for UNU st AL opnortunity for ambitious men, General Offices e. HE D. ha - Tex, — ei eli tg Pee 9 NOP RRP tn ie . a baled a, AOR at OR . .- eT ate eee * ~ evens omer) wee I me ee ee ee - Ajax Mop Wringer Co. Cc) . or , ds» net ib, 3 segue 'a salesman who possesses unusual selling sel} Davis $25 quality mad:s-to-measure Aurora, Iilinajs. B art _ KRMATURE WiINDERS—E&: 2.50; a oniesintencennntenensensnn a : Spiel Co. 141 W. B30 at, Now Tarkee | AGENTS Will you risk a postal to tearn | SALESMAN —Autowobiie ‘ire. Phoae 1'n-) SALESMEN—For Orange Julep, Cherry a Rta " ul 1 eae Ol net | er ae . Julep and Grape Julep soda fountain; SALESMEN—Old reliable accidental and | ttractive remuneration. Repty. | elcthes frees manbar te wehcer ~ AGENTS — Wonderful seller, 96c profit | weekly o experience, Others make $60 | SALESMAN—Experienced retial coal: oe | sirups; can be handled successfully with) health insurance company desires the serv- | at ae TORMER CONNECTIONS AND | position. "Quick sabes. Livan et Do You _ k Ad\ me Soe emall armatures. Armat BR... 0 Aggie = Deliver on spot. License reeKly +: Meda mirrors, refinishing table- aalary expected. Box A-104, Post- Dis.(c) | other ne Commissions paid weekly. 3455 ices of a few more men and women to sell RE FERE NCES Box 0- 109, Post- Dis. (c)| halp you. Entire deposit vour comu:iston. ou ee vance 5 aoe Bell av. : seeery ample free. Mission, Fac-| Ware, reflectors; brass plating. Complete | S\jMesMAN For o . Senge aig et | E. 62d st., Kansas City, Mo | Tn eek jndestcial policies threcatout > ; . | | halp you. Entire dep Ra omnis att Ejeet Bell ev. ee 21 Smith av., Detroit, Mich, working outfit and instructions f ished. r cit te Tle gl acne Pacer : pone i f , 1 u Satisfaction or troney The outstanding motor ca ; 7 S. : le : "Oo. 40 Side. Sterling Oil Co., 3137 S. Broadway. SALE a AN—Thoroughly experienced men’s, ™)ssour and Illinois. If you cannot mt ut SAL ESM AN— For [llinois, also | returned. ‘‘Square Deal’’ pronosition. In- g r vale @ q Pag Co.. 215 North | 2d « et. now Ww rite for appointment. Apply silk vestigate us. Act quick. Write. piving a the year is the Ol smobile. ette FLO rR AND ) FEATHER AGENTS—Oliver “gama SAS tn 5 “days International Laboratories, Dept. 0, ‘ ; - . Fifth av... N. . § west : 7 furnishing goods salesman, capable of s8u- V . or at per sa our new ‘Safe Counse!l;’ be a Y eta — ber am 73 At 03. "RS a tes | perintending department in large retail | Morrison, 1415 Chemical Bldg nt S00 | Texas: by large New York s | references, Pr. H. Davis Tailorin cars at lower prices hav Rye / enced: piece work or — ay ng send for free a a JENTS—816 a day: easy, qu pales: | store; state age and references. Box A- | SALESMA N—Live wire, for Northern M t b f ili “itl | Cincinnati, o.. : canmoee meee ee P ~~ © re meee OCS girls to learn B, Steinbach 20. javerville, Til. ree auto: big weekly benus:; S17 re- | SALE: SMAN—Printing or broker; good prop- 106, Post-Dispatch. (c)| souri; one who is anxious to earn $200 Tl house; mus e amllar WIN | sey es per gallon made with new pat- openings for additional salesmen, ie ~ Pine , i. 350 t Pe & ’ é ~ *. = a 2 »%/ e , " 4 ) En a $350 additional each month; side line f line and have follow ing. (jive daniace. baer ee dq. a for par- The opportunity is as large as $ BOOK K EE PER—Andad cashier. s.: f porizer Co., Pukwana, ¥ Ss. D make it. The requisites are @ , a Lindell. Te ; BOO AS stan eM consistent © ee $200 WEEKLY. foll time, or side-line men. | Stability, enthusiasm, sg educetoan and ratte re See AGENTS ee women. make $40 to $109 | ™ium free to every customer. ‘Si ee show osition. Call 417 Walnut | SMEN—$2 ‘eekly; California wine- | ‘ - _ — | SALESMEN—$200 klv; California wine- | weekly sellin ; silk pep news to. co. | dle saopttan. 3 plece i eras lia SALESMEN—Live Ford aocessory. Cali 7 | “ ieee’ taken direct from vineyard. The. ee ee er sents ene reeings: | | sumers; we deliver. tex Hos J & set. A ns try. Ve 9 a. 3! indel! ae OO a ction we . | prompt 10 per cent commission; active sell- *s Fifth lery Mi! ho: deliver and collect. Pry daily. New Era to 9 a.m. 3561 Lindell. bivd, | real article. Low prices. Cash commission. ing season nar “ ‘olumbia Overgalter Co., full particulars. Draw} ing ac- _ 320 ift av., New York. | - Be: ; . PA ~ A Ae SAD etietnimatniis Chivas i ag . 803 Madison st.. Depi. 197M, | SALESMAN—Real estate; no experience Sells on_ sight. BURTON, 3620 Cottage 0 pt. , ; —— auf Lake st.. een Tl. | count and eommission. Box F- all classes merchants buy: nationally ad- telligent handwork and . 4 start Box ( ss - ities aie... tc ae , TT. ee steers perfumes, extracts, etc.. os side |; ee eo tennanats ene Post-Dis; atch (Cidiga *S mA 8. Ss a ‘ 57 E 1 Zz AGEN’ Te cidake big : r : = — SALESMEN—Live; can earn big money sgell- display ed new invention of great selling | 33 Po t- Disp te h. easy to sell. Her-Gen fg. Co., 57 East Louis Dow rienced; real e home; agents clear-| Producing canvass: big mone g 0 ed: ; | : y for spare | SALESMEN—Two expe ‘rienced washing ma-!| Martin Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. | day. Universal Uo., ll Hi P j bh er’ ead w ne: z : ghiand ark av., olabties. includi , ; we | . . ng calendars, Cc hristmas | Mic hig an. Write; lve full particulars as s 4 sr y-to-wear It v4 1310 Garland Bldg, ¢ *hicago. | yearly appointing subagents; wonderful! op- 920 Pine st. (cQ) | " line mp i electri ; , . ; I : yaceee - | gasoline pumps an ectric water systems. | SALESMAN—If you are a Catholic gentle- novelties, have an opening for an aggres-,etc. National Grocer Co., Mills, 125 Larned our ni rushes, chemical mops and a ee —-- money with this proposition. Apply 4372 i M fe. Co., 1434 Syndicate Trust Bldg. ONve | succeed, our sales manager will show you and Christmas season comin this is ani~- - oe ee te sanitary b (c) praptantbe: EL EC TRIC SPEC IALTY SALESMEN ger field with a better Op portly pher; state age. experienc , . AG INTS—Increase your “profits, ad _ Chica necessary; must have auto Box A-6, Grove, Chicago. ieee ~” a3 yd 4 : , ‘ . es i . ’ ; s ; . Be Louis, Mo d st., Dept. | world’s fasteei-eelling boak: has uni- SALESMEN—Hit season. © ¢ alling drug anc ing our popular price line men’s fall it: i nae . A ee + ‘ sales experience, The com per ' £00 KRERPER— Young " aazee REMAND sian Vergal oaetnt : ho juvestment * no delivering: i der partment stores: Inoney getter 56728 ele thin ( lirec . to consumer: loc l te {t : ee t; BRUouA y aa vantageous terms, bool | ' SAL i SMAN—The F Co., St. = 3d at. ‘hic ago. - SEP EEPEITEEE ee will be libe : 1; th di : = te -, Vk AGENTS—A patented specialty that fills no collecting; free outfit, including sales- Enright. open. Write for inform: ‘eat Heuser- seine "a “he a} canal ewrit r oe lees aul, Minn... manufacturers of an excep- “SPE 1 \1 TY COFFEE SALESMAN. o q vill be cond sali ary . a — rienced i weekly. Spengler- Loomis | time; oxperience unnecessary; make $1°2,000 chine salesmen; salary and commission. | gay ReSMAN—Experlenced. for our line of Roxbury, Mass. ‘ tate are 3 a anicles emae wustets egy 5 for wor Sel Publish!: ~) —~ ag . SR) ey : greetings, mailing cards, leather, pencils,,| to past experience, age, reference. salary. If you are a red-bleoded go-g a ; ence ind celery. See AGENTS 0 to ( w — att te UCSsaInE | 5 mermat 2. “eal ( » , > ” 2 x os SDA fies. Qheusiont ‘toepe “tna &o rv 3° ifs Rand- McNally Bldg... Chicago. SALESMEN—City; live-wire can make rea ‘ ity and country. The Dayton Pump and| man, neat in appearance and ambitious to! sive salesman In St. Louis. With the fall) W. Detroit, Mich. (c) | regular he—salesman seeking” a | BOOKKEEPER-STENOGRA *. Sanigenic Brush Co., Room N, 56, | AGE Sits-—Hecom branch sales manager for elor. ic) | 6663. how t f = 0 be. a lady, assistant bookkeeper daily food necessity; sells rapidly and re- | o,) msueN-cNSeveral practical eaddlecy men | SAlLESMEN-—Tallorine’ must be big | demonstration in the Meld: a Myf nm Ng me 2 time to connect permanently With | ror good paying positions: territory open in : | tnenencnasnensea r* 4 IN=——6 ctical sac F ; DALES SEIN lal : ! e ~- s - | ‘ or . Heal ¢ a t meatalie; arennioe Arg it acon aha LESMEN—Several g pro a firm of 25 years’ standing. Write C. F. StI Iouls: quick sales: large profits. Apply we would like to hear whine i, oe - Pr se mx 308. re ue NVA SE R—Reliable, to uster S11 River st., Chicago. AGENTS—$16 a day easy: I start “you In - . house. Box A-105. i ducers; we have snappy fall and winter nent, rapid advancement. Extension Maga- Brantner yi 9 , eu jnccessory business; no investment: restiy te ne ha tener nb ‘provides | Post-Dispatch. 1 Cy swatch line at prices can’t help but se!] | zine, 1443 Syndicate Trust Bidg. | | Aurora, ag wae tensenenss dase Iowa av | 1272 Arcade Bldg itdiadieiiinitiaiiiits 1923 plans being complete j mee necessary, free accessorivs. to help you. Send 35c for sampie. Big | SALES SMEN—Coffee, 10, for city work: only ; (union ete, Chie rite for samples. Leeds ' SAL ESMA N—Experienced specialty sales-| | one tae canes ADV. SP EC. SALESMEN. D : ae : n _ ae en eet Woolen Mills, Chicago. ' Road maps are now big sellers as adv. e Luxe Automobile Company ~ . ~ oh "po delivery. Hox 1-24 Write "Exel, 1. 1507 Michigan av., _Chicago. profits; write for territory immediately. real producers need apply. Mr. Dorsey, snsmeicenniniinidieniann ee Fhe ne 4 ep to sell F. and E. eck pro- ‘ ector, the fastest selling and best system |SALESMAN—We are looking for a man of | novelty and to retail trade; lib. com. Clason 219 ‘ Ped - | a j ‘Map Co., 431 § 3128 Locust St., - =a ABHIER Wtd.—For retail AGIENTS—NSell hosiery from mill to consum-| Washin a ; 914 N. Broadway. (c) ; gton ‘‘Tasty-DVrops" Co., 998A, ‘°) | SALESMEN—tLive wire, “who are capable o men * ae eee 4 hore, L0c to Rust Bidg., Tacoma, Wash. \SAL ESMEN—Earn $50 weekly taking orders \ earning $1000 a month on a apable of | ro check, yt te 1 pee a ee aow and ! unusual qualities, a salesman of high 8. Dearborn, ‘ hicago. a a xz aa : . t i's 4009 N. Rih nt. eco Mills, Fry -g cent profit oo Rey Re OR ’ iia for ladies’ tailored-to-measure skirts. The| necessity that is_a quick seller, with big | — oy hae nay at reduced price; pays un-| caliber, combined with executive ability, EXCEPTIONAL GOOD SIDE LINE a ne i an Buren, Chi- iE NTS--—Best seller; Jern Rubber Repair | Fashion Shops, Cincinnati, O | profits. Write Delta Mfg. Co., Winfrey | C pag: een gine commission. Room 1012; who is capable of acting as a district | wer men calling on haberdasher, clothing aes ESE Es ee for tires and tubes; supersedes vulcaniza- | SALESMEN—FEarning real. money selling| '!48.. Memphis, Tenn, (c) | Central National Bank Bidg. agent for our company and to emplov |and dry goods trade; 15 pet. commission; all . ocolate AGENTS—-To handie ‘‘Real Estate Educa- tion at a saving of over 800 per cent; put ° Nibe 0 brushes: experiencs unnec essary : arr Seen Ween SALESMA? *j-— By a ‘St. Louis manufacturer other salesmen; we are manufacturers ani | states; repres@nting old established concern. : tor;’’ sella llke hot cakes to real estate | it on cold, it vulcean!zes iteelf in two min- good future: bond r os gag 835 54 Ss. Gri and. SALESME N—Something new; all business selling direct: two sales a week nets you | distributers of a complete line of filling State territory covered. IRVING BRANDT & a te ; ¥ Exce fteptional oupertans y men and property owners; double your: utes, and is guaranteed to last the hfe| —— : equire: ; | and profe TK al men need {t: sells $7.50; $250 per month. If you have confidence in| Station equipment, where the individual | CO., 500 s. Wells. Chicago — girls: — wages and ideal ‘ Fo R., F Jones, 444 W ebster Bidg., of the ‘ire or tube: sella to very auto own- SAL IE SMA N—Je Wi ish. in gene! ai me re anti le costs you ] D0: ig repeater; write for i vourself and a willingness to hustle it will sales run into money ; if you are such aA oo oe mgr eee — ™ —— — = — : - ' “" tions. pply eps” DF /% | er and accessory dealer. For particulars | business, in small town in Mississipp! Se, saniple. Merchants Association, Minneap- pay you to investigate: no capital .equired | 4". it will be to your interest to investi- O PERMANEN’ INCOME CON rRACT i es ¥ King’s hin : good salary. Box J-69, Post-Dis. lis, Minn ‘ (9Nx) | except brains and energy. Box A-61.| &ate; in writing for appointment, state fully |VPen to the right man in your vicinity. If; a CLERK—TI —— “ot ta me : lsat : ‘| your past experience, references, present YOU are a salesman, no other experience a act q concern ; ‘state age, @xy | O-115, Post te rw ~~ et Sn et remnants enti are oe rete anl rye sce . - pi Ae ~s : ee b10 daily ativering mirrors, | how to make big money and free sample, . . JESMISN—Sell “P " ; ; Ss: > arry lependable fruit _Post-Dispatch. lating and refinishing autos, chandeliers,| ®4dress Amazon Rubber Co.. Philadelphia, |) say esMeEN—Rri mgt ne 7 ramtniaal 3 ) . ; 5 SA LESMEN—Bring back wine and beer; get “ »s ney shrubbery: steady de ‘© é “= ee earnings and your age. Box J-171, P.-b, | necessary; make $3000 to $5000 while you ef bh ( weilights; outfits furnished: write for in- _Pa.,, Dopt. . 15. Ue ae : «O0) members out of town; good commission Toe plet a co-operation: cas: Mey pore yh os SAL ESMEN—Suc cessful men famillar with learn; renewals vaid on all business vou | . . ; Re _ expected, Rox ad a0 * | candy jobbers, manufacturers and better write, by an old establishzd health and acci- | 3s Ee CLERK— Payroll | oS a ust . ht mange “gg ¢ eae Laboratories, aa $3 _AGENTS— Send ia. envern proof - ‘a rogd way ew for ws oe AGENTS—Large shirt apalechare wants | m i yon we 1 ype wenn atchae’ exeattenne we ge ee ery: Oe ae a Brighton, N. | usually attractive folding candy boxes, as professional men written: an exceptional op- figures. Reply, ual ents to eel moplet pa A ' CARS. @ FOUR AUTO Co., 2224 8. | cS ee ac ' " Side line on commission basis. State terri fast lusiv territory assigned. IN- : sala pec 4 2. | ote come" Baga ty Baa fag Bie | von —— a ae Be ge coegy “sh JEFFERSON, te) bs — -: oa Man in a pte Rigs pane tory covered, experience and furnish refer- S A L ESMEN W ANT KD : ERSTATE BUSINESS MEN’ 2 ACIDE faa a ° CLERK = sates a = valves. Free samples. Mad ke : uy ‘ ee aoe | Are ome AH e ' -POcErT ate ~ R10 wag nen nope Trt, ; ences. Fox Manufacturing Co., 529 S. Wa- pe % oppettins ngs ASS CIATION, Des Moines, la. (cOO) aoe > § —Bt reasrs; oung y } rk dison Mills, 503) nay daily. We pay all transportation) 5AUVUESMAN—Acquainted with grocery trad | meth l, $10 dally without capital or ¢x-/| bash, Chicago. “ “s to sell 3% loan contracts in St EVERYBODY BATS EVERY DAY. , a * die B dway, New Yo (o*O9) t . } daca ’ . rm — ae ~—_————ew | Charges. Monthly bonus be s airs o carry high-grade food products; ‘exclu-{ perience. Write Gunmetal Co., 16 Ohl, |g SVEAre 2 “om , er ; “ac kK 9 ) \ resides. ix pair 1° Ny Oth st Dec atur. TI}. SALESMEN For St. I uls and vielnity: Louls. The best contract on the ; You can handle sugar, flour, canned AGENTS-——Lyceum and Chautauqua agents;| men's hose, $1.40; 3 ‘ao % ’ pairs ladies’ silk hose, iit : . market. Libere ‘ol a ; B more money; quicker returns, booking $85. Complete outfit furnished: ali colors ,SALESMEN—Sell auto accessories; liberal SALESMAN ) . sty ung, energetic man, aged 24 to 32, who ave “a Monday “aa soods, dried fruit, coffee and entire line of | a : K ienin onary, Pine at merchants institutes; write for propos|- and graces including silks Mac-O-Che@ proposition; give partic ulars in answer. Box were ertis! ng; who can make at Sa conscientious, steady worker: preferably . eo . a y e. . FOE. pryetanee phe , Kroceries, as well as paints, roofing, alum- . * LL ERK ae; tion. The Retail Merchants Institute, 127) Mills Co Dept 7448 Cinetnnati ey A-170, Post-Dispatch. ic) least $1LO0 per week on straight com- one who has sold retail groceries and drug Met ORMI K SECURITIES CO., inum ware and automobile oils, with no rent ie 4 ERK—For general office N. Dearborn at, ¢ thieago. — ee Sab pt. * F icInnatl, AS SALESMAN imeneggen mei Pe nna pauper oe — in his home territory, with | to «A ~~. line, precery specialities, is well Chemical Bldg. to pay; no money Invested: take large orders 4 ie to years” experia —_, ¥ . eaaaienanenetlir tans SNTS- % . . av A. “ChASS Si : ‘ , ‘ A ropositior ) Y , , ’ a esta shed; ast i y , ] or BE : y : ' ae - ian - Ag [18—$100 commission first week sell- | ae a a Pee gent steady Fegan A maker in _ thoroughly experienced need apply. Cail! ¢ Bloss, 830 w Rag a PO ce ae a ling. | iaformation ebay ved Ny: ehox Oare. te n ge goods are guaranteed and | ES ‘rr _ ae of eit aein gz whirlwind trade stimulator to cigar! . os ne customers fur years; steady for Mr. Landau, “Globe, &th & Franklin av. ‘ ; innati, + el eee } “3 16 BN ie on ae : yp oven quality; selling experience not. neces- SEE kT Ll, PAGE IN % a “"perlence yay. a BS Stands, confectioners; exclusive sales plan; "*>eat busfess; complete line written SALESMAN—F S M ESMEN—lJust out, fastest selli i seoenten. -——_--—_—-— /SALESM AN—Spec Malty: high-powered suc. | S@ry; steady, profitable work for ‘‘workers.” ee : COMFANIOR—¥e e , , FP aPue j =——— 7 mt j he > cals rT by sp ’ é \ "eT. Y ah. . ES aa " 7 ° . . has = . ‘ ; ¢ 4 * gs pocket sample; write quick. Peoria Novel- | SUArmgteed hosiery for men, women and SAUESMAN-—For heavy chemicals, in St- sing speclalty: your smallest ceerun. | SALESMEN—We make to order ro-| cessful go-getter, who values his time Address Hitchock-Hill Co., Dept. 126, Chi- POST-DISPATCH so ge lady " hild " ol : ae ouis:; must be acquainted with trade : malliest commisston . . “tsa . , ty’ to.. Peorta, 11) childrgm; priced tailored line | at not less thau $6000. and who knows 88°. I Reference— Any bank or express DAT ve . AGENTS—- Aladdin's magical polishing cloth; or new hose free; customer is judge. Part art —— wt. at ‘ime Pocket ‘sample: write quick, I ed | Wearer for $25 and $33. Strictly all w he can produce $12,000 to $15.000 where COMPANY. Of ENING OF “a time satiafuctory,; experience unnecessary. MAN —Willing to wofk, liberal commis ‘O., 840 W. Huron. Chicago ite. 65 es fabrics and good trimmings. ‘‘Union L. other men are earning these amounts. The Wa wane... Ce od a E. . patch. e) Our commissions are verv liberal. inan we desire must meet exceptionally To represent us in St. Louls or outside ter- | he a MProMETEN OPERA hustler Box F-38305, Post-Dispatch. ly. Write for tern s. Perry , ~ . . : ’ . +. = erry Nurseries, Class retailers to handle new line of un- poms poet : ann ' ee ~| dent insurance company; only business and — 20 years of . AO AE LA A LN ALLOD MLLELELELERLALE LLL AL ALLE GOO woe ee nana natn sive or side line w: every home buys: sal t ; TT : B60 Ser an Hl lone; Be Ards paie® Suaranteed | hes ek Mong made easy. Credit given anid sion selling exclusive automotive Special- | . : . free saniple. Aladdin Mfx Cc | samples furnished. Orders shipped prompt tles to dealers. : - sheaths _ fast-selling well-packaged; well-advertised proved product, practically without compe- thy ‘tem. oo eon and ‘oun ee he ome; sample free, au ’ now on; State and county fairs will soon SALESMAN-—-With Chevrolet ar se in. irhomas Mix. a ne ce gee! start, Owens eo nent wel 0g : tolt accessory to drug. department, dry tition: in use and highly indorsed by thou- finest. you bave a ciean record, ton. © Be s > mn one day selling to auto.ow nere Box 0-206, Post-Dispatch. (ec) | tire and general store trade. to acl! goods retatiers and jobbers; permanent, sands of oe leading executives in the Unite: stand weil in vour community and can spare NE eS ee ee ee deavera, gare ges and housewlves: our } ; > . Our) exclusive. high! f : ‘ 2 hours a day or m » , 5 AGENTS — ‘olored peopl | Cement, geif-vuleanizing patch 8 Saas A NI.'Ta nas , High-grade line of specialty rugs; exclusive | ve, highly profitable connection for; States large Chicago corporation, well @1-F ore you can add $20 Ione, straieht hel pie going wld about eruthing fram a vinholo c —— re - if ALES 1AN-—To carry men’s neckwear; big territory Manufacturer, Box 3403. Philas cjean-out, hard worker. Box J-170, Post-| entablished. has an exclusive territory opel 0 per week to your present income. ° sina ‘von’ th a 5 ys le gn and [ll hs lates « Bhan Saetiien on a 1 40; commission for city and outpof-town; refs. a inh ia T’a 4 (eo) _Dispate h. (c) { . L.ouls containing from 3000 to re gg or capital required For full par- ney- ma ne Prapoat- rouns the required. Box (). 401. Post- Tis t . — — oe stuttitindiieeie —+-—--~- meee sii aetile rospects. Business ir e ticulars write 7 AY LOR w : . fer ever hear of. Wim Mall iburton, 158 | home, iike hot- water bottles. rubber bhootea - —v : patch, (c) SALESME ilies omine: play. “eats and men SAL _-ESM AN—C orp ) ration manufacturing a age atid shows erent — last Diversey P arkw ay. C *hicaeo,, sim Cc 0., 1 735 WROD Si. Gi. Louis, Mo = ook all rubber geode; big profits; send SALESMAN — manager, thoroughly ex- ail bi ‘siness:; prices advancing: me nehainan |, patent automobile arcessory wants reliable | bi Inaug surating cam palgn of bee AS POPULA os . 3 c : D ’ "4 ay Py erience aity isiness 1) I-360. | hw , ‘ ‘ “ . 7 i al 4 GENTE—Bloep safely with open doors and | (2, Tad Ghiane st ieccere? Patch | ,Perlenced 1p realty business, Box B-988, | wiv uate Maes | Anaet Yonnin len fz Geclaace ter | cia agveraton iy elne Sutioss Ata | ano. gat EOPOEAR AS RADIO“ owe Without pos | —— ' ne; Ww of , eo ' . rect m t on ut! ; ; burgia ties; noweet poattvely any Sinwer 0 ( SALFSMAN—S$50 weekly easily made selling. ‘ories (716), Cine Ke “to lay. Ironall Fac- | quired: $10.009 to $25.000 ner vear can nerc ot atl we Fm gon or anne | hn ene ll gg. B a , stylolectric pen; your territory. Factory, 2015 8 ; Laflin. Chi- AUTOS KILLING THOUS SANDS soft drinks to retail trade Apply 8428 : ae pepecneee. ; . , . 4 ot - ry ©: put one on vour car and sell as men receive full commission on all renew- er: used with colored porn on wood, leath- New_ invention prevent* accidents; costs Franklin (c) siweskly. New" have it; $65 to $100 Atianti he Breen rye ‘9913 | als and new business in a regard- beautiful designs won “glans. hard rabher LIN IITED NUMBER ’ ‘ “ ew nater . r a c roo Vv . ‘ r Z Pek wes patented devive for Ford mY... « mn. 2 {c ’ less of manner obtained. salesmen bakelite or a ny material. even the jannt 4 4 ’ ay ind: fast seller: act uuick, , SALESMAN—Ry large corporation market- are earning from £6000 to sis 000 yearly stiks: everyone who tries It buys it: every | IG H- GRADE SALES! E made as high auto specialties: money-making, etc. |SALESMAN—Calling on the votter furni. | ——- anne fj 3 ngs ak Oh pean ne aaa ate a eee nate amas agent $3 " retails $i , State Hen conaldlered "AL EFSMAN For , . : AGENTS—Biggost combinatio e ‘ARL, BROWN. 50. Columb Oe ete tor Fetal) etere: cloth and g dem isabinni Guitestve nbination agency tn ' Tay ae mae = oom * 7 . a at egy et ate ane. refer ren es “ rite BR igelow Bruno Co., oS7 8S. Dearborn ing one of best known nationally adver- om straight commission basis, 85 per cent bestdneos house needa one: h ‘ante | sittons = were 7 rofits, write; particujars 1 Orangeade Powder muke ay 0 1 ‘o., Newport. Ari omemenm Ory _ Chicago R tised grocers spectaities, for city territory: of salesmen accepted have produced busi- | one: used bh al every home wants ruse. r idgiey Co., Armitage and t 1&e. It ou ukem } aal.: sell 10 Lae _ \ — TE meut be ambitious and hard worker: good ness their firet day. earned over their auota . ' ¥ radio outfit owners, not much | iS » a Be. rust vou Ryan. Spring Mount. SALFESMAN—Have madd aumertanie ton > BAL 7 SME — high grade: wanted for the startin nan er: Ko0odc their first week Ps o ei] ~ oA : larger than a fountain pen: fust as casy to Pa | ini K Salary with excellent opportunity . . are mm with organiza- | use; we show you how to sell. Write today st.. Chicago, on) , or man nie terete ) Se aving acquaintance among the manufac- ory, uwew beverage: selis, for advancement: state age and experience tion and showing steady increase hor- | Post Electric Co., Dept. 7, 30 Bast 4°d * * ’ . 4 at : nar st3— “Keop-D-Krease,’ mechanical CHEAPER GAS--New 1 territory covered . agenis worth for S100. the c rec, Address Iowa Glove detatia. National Art Novelty Co., 1451-/; ©8 and after aay 17 and give phone ings should excced $10,000 annually: write 400€ 1 ev. ! P A006 Lee demand; liberal i xt bent ; ¥ leaning a sv0 a Gay Manager t OR t Ocal propoaition ‘ } * ; ; | ee , . w Harrison at.. Chicago. Ill nm ume her RAL ™ A-Os. ost- Di ana’ ch fe7) | or wire your qualifications today. va a kK (hicaa ; &3 _ ! —-IOUNK man, who hae elt) —— = —-- ‘ _ > - a ; — ‘ . 2 ‘ oy 9a epee NTS—ell Royer s Wonderfut Beat) MAKE $500 quick this summer; something SALESMEFN nity; one preferred who has had selling SALESMAN ——For city; age 23 to 35: pre- AN 9 opportunity of a live wire in « weil 625 West Jecean wf ere “o. CANVASERRO—On o ae ma, face powders, perfumes, ete. bie)... miniature rotating mechanical fan, “Ol er. wy titines cen diamant cemeusenne Ee vious experience not essential: must be established business within coming indus- | ———= ackson Di... Unicare >. _ Hi, ._ fey sition every bynes ‘Time; exclusive agency: make $1 ‘ $3 ; ik ' \ eat pocket size. aeile on siaht AR RO ra ~ wth fi ate - ; kes mivig tty 2 Th tr ine ; ' ' i -% ‘ Py eg ‘ F poe LUPO and bak " man who desires te better himaelf: p hile io trial center: Ww hil Stary | etricteat in’ om \xe - hour, Women wenderfully guccess ful We | (O. SOF N. La®alle, Chicago RUarenieed {o ene > men PIR 3" ‘art-Diepatch Hi Mormation. Box F-35,, furnish good credentiaia and a Ford car.) UPa: references if desired: retiring from ‘ ! ate By firm established over a'x Years In a verv Hus nee: $4500. no agunts lox O-1%4. ¥ u. Write Oe nn INTERNAT Phy fer pr BIG MONEY introdus ing ‘Pov, : ‘ . — t \ "*pet-D Pe Seakee Test DN. Clark, Chicago : - new polish that varnishes untie.. on SA Lee. — mandle « au ma ha . pr FE, nee or notions: now succemafi enterprise. who can assure the Winther res (Cc) ie ha 8 ohh es demonstration to puseho! ' , A age, ahah ps Sy Pee rk manuf hg we email towns in Missouri and rent man a very desirabie connection, MVC LASS man on commission for &t. DOURLE-HE tK PLUG Bell Hetay- Ann” dresses. every uml office furniture | stem "ar ee ye eae ! and 4-6. Claridge| as a ae tee nt to carry our goods + gas will be permanent, profitable from oo eee \S arggae: | Tagg ype ie our full assort- | Tutm-over pronetibae ten ‘end. cleans Delay Gneleaive tons . |; ae a aide ir line js now beine eu the start and a splendid oy un! yen eautiful trees, shrubbery, hedges, perience unnecesna 7, “Write! for fae. oe SALEANE N-—10. for tine of chemical prod. | ns gee marketed by all large depart. advancement. De not oatuas a ve hme roses. We pay full selling commissien | She vie on inc 4 Bmmaas = S. ©%,) Ueulare. American Povar 530 Wes: ete; city work: we have just opened and! hatrone and aty goods houses and is pare this ad with the ordinary want ad as, “WOS*!¥.. Part or whole time veer ‘round. | ™*°* ee ut Fifty-elghth st., New York, eat | offer big opportunity to, oat, who can sion haste. hos tan” ‘Advertised: comple: | tis an oa tn oer eet, Give full | man com paake goed: oney in these timee. qualify. Apply 4964 Pace. > on s 64. Real Service, 15 | infdrmation tn your o| Sa ce make good money in these times. ic 0. New York City. 2) | Post-Dispatch. ° +| Well-rated references required. Firet . (c) | tional Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y.,

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- i Se i A a ee ag TSE aT ae SUNDAY, JULY 16, 1992, : 3 SUNDAY. 99 ail - JULY 16, 1922. 1400 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, | Boats and id Launches, and nd Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. poet.bireten, 1B ESMEN WANTED fy | aa RS AND SOLICITORS | HE a —= TT —= — et a TORS |}HELP WTD.—WOMEN, « ‘GIRLS |HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS)}HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS! \HELP WTD. —WOMEN, GIRLS a SALESWOMEN WANTED | “MISCELLANEOUS FOR “SALE . : _MISCELLANEOUS FOR | or 5 . intic nee. gerre SSIV e Salesmen™ Chis 2 ced, to solicit subscriptions ‘DRESS apron : : RESS OP E “Fr 7 i “ et en te: CRE ie it, theses tana ties ee et “¥ 4 — erie _—s ed ae | Ss TE NOG R A PH aa I 4 Catholic publication, BaiAT y ad coin - | k - day! 300d pay: steady ; ; MIL ss INERY O} ER AT oe R s E xt > Vs , ke R Li; . cis 4 CoO ; . Bidg ight fae tore IT ¢ ia! | S , ce. 1128 V - | Pany Wants voun ig lady oe experie: ~— —n’ i 7 van seli ‘‘French’’ . FRUIT JARS—5000: ice box eas ra R j -4 manent fk. 2 al} ; x = steady work. Apply at once, (c) | am , — aay; rience tate ry Ly ~ , re : -e be ‘Al. MAP ¢ o. te g ~ A gGANIZERS Wtd.—Men and woten, for | | eee 19 : ; - ind salary cxpecte ox 114 YP 4 ~. * tr ——— Grand 6610W dresser, desk, chairs 4453 Easton, — ; tory; amokeles powder, internat; branch National Physical Culture Ae- | DRESSM AKER aa pce Superenn ishing to learn: mas i MIL L ANE RY 1 nats. Staniey Hat vig pee APHER— Write ir hand and} SALES] vIn fo call al Lee FURNACE—Star: $15. 4371 Laclede A. M. Co., 2801 Olive st 4 Syndicate T ust fc) | Dress _€o 20" > Washing: on, h f] . ued I areni bt 1Oor, te) ington. ("o . 6221 American | = : : u Lo. ‘ 70] W ashi nr te Tr cr) : in any len a: . 7% . ’ om he ok ‘, . aT - “ ; ch " 7 vi mt “ oat . € » MOerenants Statior . i race “nad seil *¢ eaiers: *. : " Sot ith Fal 7 Hi ra e es : . 4; vole \ ‘T— ‘ or : . ot : —0 ; — _— link wn ex 2 : : = TP RENOG a arawar o., rravois av. | T at oO | alro harness and canar: ihe Above In & rroducing 5 wie. “Honest. ior soft-drink FOLDE RS—For flat work in jaund person. S152 Olive st. .; 834 N. King’s highway: 5 newly STENOGRAPHER — Temporary posit >. Dept 1G1th Gee ee Sidney 283 Victor #24R birds. 2024 Faster es =. aioe yaa 80. - aN \ ; -+ wor in iaunadry rood Hot SE GIKI " r ain tint? © matte: “nishe oma. Would like to con- abs ut 3 mor ths . aa _ tf If Lb) Omaha. Neb - . - oe nana nt, . = Lafayette. | we . ly St Luke’s oe? on 2 Ted general housework. all ;neatly furnished ms, yOu ~ toil ins, Lor ‘perienced stenog - — : w hag rain R HE ATER—Instalied, S12; no on | ; it t eaten up ~veney aie ' e ¥Y position; pe : , ae } Vies; | tio sKOIRL—W hite. to agsist ‘light hnouse- | Baldwin Regalia 4°91 N. Oth 8&t. , STENO! R APHER” . hadi : lady to ell aay > ome , a : depart- d rant roe York #torage. 2219 Wash et AND Al ] KINDS OF ’ atuty Xperience we ins a nail GRAPES—7 gallons fuice to 100 lbs. guar- =. ae j Wwante a : —————_ — ~ _—— —__—___{€) , 3 “f . nef 111° AN. Compton. Smith. Fur R's _ Ih work 40404 Bota inical. ; : = pos nower achin: sxpertenced., fwaen 9, i eine hace. A pe : : i Minis 11ers ’ Henne pear — O! ER ATOR ao xD te ne : + “J ¢ . e a and 7h Veara of age. urt Lil : ad upnais'ering Hi SE sGIRL meee cooking: with referent e. at I ress f{ubber 4 , , era ott Ba . 2h sll wu perma t T) 217 " . ‘ ‘ . " : ty « . : ms rinks ‘ egay 1 right party filled i rotatior crop almost sold; hurry. for right man.| Experien: a on lini ing f ° : 7; oa > * pay = — 22 ur cr Cg d pDI¥ bit cks one av fe), 1 =f stn ,i00r — ' . a4 : 2 ‘ i AVE an exce!}) ent opporty a spatch. (7) and stoles. LANDERS @& PE mane ts, ” capes 2 1215 Blackstone av. sa 4 ° large whol esale hs cape nive oe * 7 ; ht par : ; saan a ~ Tn ne : ~ aaa . — . ry: . hAwden be i.% rr : I” ‘ pes e, * . e h us i & > > ax L*. eri n ‘ec ; ri} 1] Ss. > : ‘ si i* , rT} ‘\ ry rnin At #ji} th : & ise a ti ; fora bright, w wideawake, . & Wed.—Chocolate randy. maker; |CO-.,,/i4 Wanktantes entrance throueh HOUSE aaah vant for a Seneral nouse- | OPERA TOR: ete sr apg PE ' M5 N Box 0-302. Post reeeee h th and ng — yr 1126 3 # CHARL ES ST. (c99) @ S#liefman to repres — _— ears; sink! am 10 aE iy + schultz’s -e igh vork (jrand 4198] 3833 Connecticut. ; good pay. Weinstock . > “* a rE* OGRA P HE BhOOKKEF tee niche we HAND Re nee new; bargain ja7 aon en . le mi preter > SIAC > : a ( ° . * R-BOOKKEEPE! ‘J ? SAIL ES _ nent ‘ ~~ . ‘ollir lle at * s: rat : manufactur er in Missourt 3 y Box O- 238 Post-Dispatch, (1 RLS—At Missouri (an Co 4] Branch io) HOI SEGIRL—For genera! housework: no 2 th st. Ade , rah , need. t , ' eo of afth. ah . = reps, enced, ca i on drv ‘ b,iTRE Vial ayv.. boa st _ | Louis, Til T TINNE Rr s TX Or S—Ar ply 4411 M | snc art inois. Salary and bonu . g ftd.— Aut o mechan.c: I desire Gi tt LS—asu : mae — ra! , indry 337 (Tay, VA ebst ‘r Groves. c6 OPERATORS— Experienced _iress Ss; 0 ! a irre ponden e for ;: me La loee. a Pa om ' | sf | ie . ac? Lp ne HAR a “= je & ttle stock of hardware and ; ‘ware and cigarett. Catein xPenses advanced. 8, : 3 as ~ ith . P a Camt: pecans a atti = ly VOrn, to Dick i} on ) ater tan rnd oil, 350 4371 Lacieds Durham, & o2.. te: all 1G to insure prompt inter. 3 ARTES hd amount can invest. Box F- GIMLS at | nia by week or day. Call at 3953A Greer. | also other single needie sect 1419 Olive m 0 first-class work and furnish SALE pir. eo , | A MOST wonderfuly hair dye ts soid by Wm einoking and twist tobaccos 3 for Téc> we Mail applic ationg to Mr i Dispatch. Ahi e—Stleady work to pick pecans. 720 7 coats. Angelica Jacke. F (037) > a — cern it position terns sa teewama: hat ale on J. Wolf, 1515 Franklin, &t. Louis, Mo ~ ' nd Rn ret Totnce metre? | . ym D ss - eile sal ee + ee - - -_ 7 i? nd -— - —_ — ——— - —_-------- . 4 ty " : ‘i. _ ‘ — - —S . ’ iF | : ; I f iT . * ; e € ; a ; . ~ > be ” Mzie, care Statler Hotel. : : Wida.- —~Buil: jer Wwol iid like to get! - _— se : _ (©) | HOUSEGIRL—For general housework | ue - = sy argc ” 1: sth and Mullar nh kOT™M per itv connectior © ‘ (62) lin _ —_ obacce Store, S16 Fre “ with good draftsman as partner. 1> ; [ga epee s: Saies and Office. Write | Bet Ak first-class wilt reference. OPERA (TORS—On a ae gonad and good pay. YY) Paramus 1 a an rt ; 4 nm nn has a wt O e a 7 at | ht . o tits = @Gec « ‘ = & ' riciagti & a a a Post- lene ; y GIRL “or cooking oe. - , —— Ho! aini —¥- ——— aa oe a in = lott ama ’ j : ‘ - > - . a? : ir’ r io ’ "ke ris 4 erry on. hal = « s -_ . kD ALESMEN ae ne 7; Wid.—w ith $50 ): new thentr ba ‘) 5 fe e ‘ y e. ~ ‘ond flo ir south. Hol SF IGIR - in xperie n ed: genera! hous om De in hi Ti : : . " 1209 Ww ashington _R 90m ; 4 Pon at’ > i. eRe P : ; : aida . hei Vt a r ate i) =) , . Fe fr — ato Ts. big stock : pri es right. aaa , € tan ard, ] Locust. (cti2) FOR i ih ; ——- cmt work; al mil y 4 adu! its: wages $40. tOx 0! “— tn 4 ‘ Piie@’al , t« STE NOGR., LP HE R —A CC urate se rut . a rod i I 5 l be ine our hoste r C- ) me. § arie:d st. fon) etvies: WwW arcrohbes . a bargain (Castleman. a Lyi spatch. » ay. ot! riool ' Bi eit ri cus tomed to » fi ptional n rect to the cons in ‘a x INVALID (CH AIR— Reed : good | as new Cen- \, aiers: who ena le and retail, bp Se] ur - = ——_ — —- —es ——— OP E R AT* > . rien cd on . ' ’ my event tT = } 41° Cihio * ra | . i enterprise; lady or man. Pox O-300, ; GIRi-—For housework; good home. 3852 Ie * ional 1 S, R ANGE ES AND 3 Oe td Thoroughly experienced in| GIKLS ANj ‘OMEN- ry HH sara } Ti just be neat, clean and will Enion “Spe- Tal hice re ui he: pealerabty mer e en ecrionce unnecessary, Su me Siu tral MLIGL. m5 Adelaide av SPW 'td.— i horoi iy experience if ritivis ea ivi) W VN—For factory ori ‘ ShiGl 4 wis e€ neat, eali i - efea position. ee ay ee a ky oe eee pr a.¥“ rs ‘ ite Brilliante av . - . ——— FU RN AC ES P business: “am unnecessary. Box Apply 4900 N, 24 st. ‘ "a oa ingg worker. Room, board and small al yore re ne maw laviight factory is ; ~ ; ee ee CtOrTy OFlice, whet ‘: INVALID m. HEEL CHAiR—ror sate ; : gS tt RE STORE-—One of the best on ¥. ' Post-Dispatch. _ ; GIRL—To label nna Till botticer naa | akes__4049 Washington. EY BE me - ya a ne“own, come, you will; Payroll and cost figures were handled: per-) § AL ESLADIES—Bright, neat] ret; sickroom requirements of every de- | ——“Toedwty._Bes_F-2°._¥. ak arty. “Olive, Cel’ | HOUSEGIRL—wWhite, for general house- ke the place. M. M. Cohn Mfg. Co., 1727, man val Se eee Bee ee oe | 1° ff or BttOR. wae) Olive. Phone Delmer VARIOMETERS HALF PRICE. F flee! Oo] = . ee ~* a \ ES ladies over 18 for our a BE Sa ised Mate > 09) . ¥ iz lady to S INVALID CHAIRS—lInvalid beds. for sasle For sale; variometers. slichtiy neratched . pent position, itn : ' on oe excellent NER Wtd.— % interest on patent; ne\ lion for righ arty. 3310 Olive (¢c ; : with every opportunity Cor E very useful. Martin a8. Pali h. | Giris—to cele aah “ack nant Sage ) work; simall fami y; other heip; good ref- ~ - Vent a, Canay de artm PNT: S ylendid OD- or rent: trusses. braces eutic eat cf or swiled in , monn Mahogany with nierel- : : , . \p supporters. H. E. Lehde, ‘S's. Breadway, / Guarasteed perfect eleo- )- : : , re dresses and bun- , SA iene oe a —— a a strur , not hook rom leads *HOL oe NUMBERS—Porcelain, tile: enam- TOOLS. im KITE in greater usefuin | a Ri side 12 i} Son- Te ane = ess and , P Oldenburg. _ ,iVvers) _orei is 507 Laf avette : : “ : > ~f - in - — _ ~ pete: } in ii oy P ena t & td.— Young fads ay. poe i OS Gerenagce onan — SE GIR L—Whi general housework; | Operators —-Dr oo akers 4. downtown machinery sales office; some ¢ necessary. Ate aee expert. F “pated, ene expe rience, Box J = Cs s* : _e ‘ £Oood pay ; TP imi - no cocking: good — 0 A ds a \ f ; var vt cIRES eas rien: desirable: permanent DOSi TIO! portu rT} Ity for ady a neement. (OO) | tries ll + ex *ha nic ally eguiar priew, nergy, en- : Dispatch. Lees si. 11 ae Liliday (1) | GUARANTEE ) TENCE HR rite general information an aieunl 33 ane 34 5 a eeaced ad -— . : our price $2.75, or two fer ; “ —_—__-—_- ———- isi ke sone Pea $$ $$ -- . A | ESM " = ie ed. Lew Hiebert; Tyler 2124R ' ao Mte Co “oO be promptiy refunded. Re- y - BS ARTNER — } St I w@taliure = : P -% 7) ‘ } {ots Gil enema Lite, ad genera! 10uUse- : : ; . is wv nie ; r my , - Oo ry dio } re Co , 06 , k ; le ght pcan experience, con- Pr laboratory, would consider part GIRLS—} or ble vork. Rawlings Mtg york. Cabany 313 Call 5755 Mc- - ynit duck cl ony neg am house. _ | KI INDE aT Wwe 1p—¥e 3 load delive red: 31 3 ; ies W. Lake at.. oman ° erences in first letter. & . Box F-156, | Post- Dispatch, ». 28d and Lucas (eo) Phers n, lst ficor at Rol. i baker’ s wood. SUT Papin De!- VISE . “j re EER Ie Roe teas mane oat : ; Tra? yt # (c¥H) ' 4 ~~ 4 ne arge “~”, $15. orth . one counter. mal is ¢ ft. b y14 in.. 3S; x J- cmd Post -D . — | —— $a —————— | arrty , Q years o aceu- elsi st -Dispatch. (c7) % Wtd. —lady, who is £0 im) Simca ies. rienced l . to patch bags | HOLUSEGIRL—TDrotestant, for general house- Washingt ton ‘ate, neat an ‘xperienced: salary ‘ — SR eee re ILA WN MOWER SHARPENE! Motor a : c) “Knreee Soe .\ER—-Motor drive.| biackboard slate, izes. Veter 62 _-- SALESWOMEN rerest J227M. Vvage Forest 404% v —" est End shop; owner has ‘the aon I OP ERA AT IRS—To sew white 7y IT—Ex perienced Apply Ameritas (LACE CURT | nmin | IR : | } ‘anted, experienced fur sales- ACE CURTAIN STRETC HERS— —_ , Brake Ci rchas!} ept., 33) Wa 1, experienced fur sales “guipment. all. 2904 Faato —And other | V\ ALL PAPER BARGAINS . ) pow er machines ; 20th st ic) work. Apply 1341 McCausland. Kenton CREW MANAG = Be ; fine epnert ents ity ere ales part: | GIRLS—For eling id packing. Chris- | 1642 W. (c) Opportunit vy fora re . reauired 5 ue, Post-i we os Sete ene Shaka a Ney ” . pire ths TI eee sages Ie cap oy , ad al live wire . references tian Peper Tobace ; ; let st.ic) | HOUSEGIRL—Or woman for hx ousework; . gate — can organize, _ = aan. have $500 or Aocge fe be GiRl,-—For restaurant r for kitchen w ork Polish nreferred Delmar 1658L. 47 76 ba YS a nd can\ as goods. ( AN- “oadw: yomen Apply superintendent of ' .: = o. R y , af x o six men « 4 = n a Ko00~ ROl r ) mo . With “O° ive st ‘ roe love ic) > + _— wr . on ig w Tgp + he " " ‘ rrniovm it . Zzanine fioor, AWN MOW ER—Keen hy just like emnants, de per roll and uD: sold hh in’ smail towns selling — 2 1 am - fox F-2: ae Os ig ject ss bey : 1 string rte 2GLRL—For cooking and h ee V AS Pr R¢ yp ‘TS | LANT, ith SS Remgghe pe gfe + atbpare ‘eo Os) Oo: mere age eULLER new 4440} Garfieki av. ; or without border. O11 Franklin. ede) . = u? ox 2 _ i 4 oung, to learn Vire and string are Se nee Yee guna ee he \ . and lignh oxKeening, one famil : iA, ‘ ee JIN - es ; Sininteaele - - - = ~ have ye i a . “28; must } neat. rt Specialty ¢ 9s refereu e dine Westminster oni oe: ant | Rutger. ar with who'lesa! jewelry ferred; full r FOr 0, LAWN MOWERS—Three oniy; 14 and 16-} WARDROBE _ TRU NK—44x24x22, al t 7 c) | aan ferent juired SOX inch width, ball bearing; new; at a bar-| "ei cost $75: sell $45. Cabany 31 a ee ee eee WOMAN'S WORT Dd, ‘ PARTNER Wtd.— ye ; s xR y Wtd.—Good, allround auto re- . : a : ‘EE Le ae sv ge — je test home circyu- |e ARTNER as partner; doing good b us! ness; ; See ee san 1 a? ?T—wW hit v ri f y eral. ho * ( yp E R. AT YRS e Rperw ; a A at ag oath “ogee : . * gain WATCUMA RER’S L A THE—10 chacka. “ , : ° . rarri : } ferred. : TS 4 ei] laliel ane a4 snicasg — ‘ ot sltghcpenad "Oil ite §1F SOF seners an — va , t spate hn ;, 2 @: ‘ re, y 7K! ry’ * seer > e . . “eo ’ applicant must be morally clean Ee eee ee. Post-Dispatch. man preterr oF —To fill, | and pack spices; son work; good Wages to right parts Call | PC oSPe TS ne ee FUR SALE SWONMEN — Thor-' — and Harware Co., *861 or ysine’ } 907 condt ition. 47364 Folsom _ ~ - , apeenniaan — - ; ] s ‘TI “iT, i . Ve : "or } *P 40?) ‘ im) ' | . - 5 - —e ’ ” lies . -_ cA SENG ‘ ‘ee ae *\ Y Oe *¢ | ro ~- a ee a om ous record as a producer. To ' 3 pS eT a tie ume nie in. Cotte ‘.. 62 of re : i Experienced straw spwers on perienced hack pock nakers; best pay or ly xX ence | \ . — ictor 924K WELDING OUTF ITC omplete., ‘co is War BP maust be n genuine So-mettar ; PARTNER Doohished. J , “4 ! * 4 . . HOUSEGIRL—wWwhit girl for ge nat ai house-. , ies ed oa Fo) Fol. Ou \ f pe y Ce { 4 pp ‘ LOT of steel. oon per encravinges and etch- ren st Ty * 1°“saw. eo a ned ami ’ —_ . “- _ - 3 iJ ° i Le’ per iellCedc, Lur ;eCn ral \' ,or} { is i - bs Ly ‘ OF ri . ; c £- "e 1y? : : ‘ ht | ; } a if 4 inks and ae ' uts, lor . f . , her bilifolds pensation will be nominal pro- OS eae Boss mechanic referred. ilies seferaies 87 7 a ee 6857W. 6771 |/striped felt, satin and =V¢é ‘aie ann , 610-12 N h., 7tl superintendent of employment,| tot of beautiful frames, cheap Tevcvine | Wilt. Som ive arons all leather bi told a fo commissior ai- F- : oe ysspatch. er Henge , y a se . —_— c vere) ones "TAOS Al TRESS—1829 ‘ranklin 7) ’ , hy ‘ ' ’ S. Broad - eho) on n SS ee SEs; Fee fertizing. war ae et . transporta- a ha : ae ti it >. . 2 vo sa ae sais ; Pree Be ; eee HOI SE RL —_Over 235: co ed: «tf i ih ats; ple Ut work ; hig hest p! Ces ; : - B. NU GEN T DRY GOODS ( (). fea hf _- e898) | gain Rox B-362 Post. Dispatch. rite fully about your- : pa “ oA - Tabie; mu I Ob years Af- : 4 Y ss >| ; Ww AT . ‘RE S5S—Good > ene ce, 7M ASOD \ JARS—Ouarts, 45¢c dozen; bust form! wie .. Hinman. 107 § ( r tL. : oe ae n ecessar} 4Inoid. ROSEN T H A L-SLOAN : a 3 -'ron w aes size 44, $1. 4823 Bi: | ‘| WINDOW SHADES—Mrasured — and persona! interview in — st, — , cf iy lay we ind J.- 4003 W. M NS Saal ye pe ° W AITRESS—Exper - 5167 saston. | DOO N. Broadw ay. (C} eos ve) Blalr. RS SE stalled, our materials and prices the need for. t. Louls . 4 Scot Post-1 Dispatch. Slo! ° is me Sh a Ste BIEL HOU SEG TRY malt or cooking; also laundry; a ACTORY NO. , 1214 Missis- \\ Al rR } iSS—R ' Aagy) 7 ‘Ti NA i} Tt" . So} “sory 4 _ 1 4 MASON JAKS and copper rexe “ving Ket- Standard vhade Co.. 2331 Otlve. Bom sgpagamaae (L) S| HnLs , xperienced A rood S| : lary expect % , ' . - ~~ wee he right woman in every place to tle, complete, Apply 495 4 W. Floris. | 528, Central 3873. ( - WwW I g sr ADSL > exp renced or Lo i mf PVU hom ic, Laté@ ake and Sa.ary er per ted. . ° W A TR —: n m , ‘ weihye > 4 ad ‘on : ae aia a eal P J ° iP 2 ; / td.—In growing ge Pc Box 0-195. Post-Dispatct ic) |r (c7) ) ‘TRE 7 xperienced. Schert ' atroduce our gorgeous Hybrid Tea and/ sant. _ al r = business; net necessary [to a ‘tive: bs OX Ms National Candy “9 Poh s net lt on SIppl. rant, 312 N. 12th st. (e ther roees, old-fashioned. flowers, climbing 7 ; a 2) | BANK- ROL L—Your Own—"‘Bank Roff"*—- money to be used ae puuiaees: not stock : f S. Main t. : SL a He tL SE iRL—v pstairs work: assist = ith V“ AIT Fe — °: @ davs work: £00 Vines, flowering shrubs and p [oe Sage un AW lt ty y map, just bee my _Bhowing z. = Bad Bannon, be tal pe others make s n. ox O 9, Post- st. ie enced ma > operators and idren. GlOY9 Waterman av. Cabany wae 5 aan worn ait oo? Ve “"" is in each community a tactful woman of | . ne, @' ' stree ndexed andi ! u. or patent propositio . o sxXpel | machine ' Ta oe 620) ¢ - 3 re (ce wages: also dishwashe oo __... © wide : santana e, favorably een. who numbered; sent postpaid, 25c. Foster's. broke being a good fellow 4190 Washington av. (c62): ese. “Bank roll’s , a ae : 7 ——. - ~ ~— ; ¥ 2 : | ; —s . 1} yar P 7; ‘) . . j O] NG MEN aS Win SE file Mad enne ag RE Te oo r ; om , t021 3 vor ae ‘om n. to do housew a 2 TN G WAITAES SE >. xperienced: only. stead, can make a great success of this undertak- . 2 ’ Wt . 50: ay monte rae ys } z a ; eee : 5 ‘ rf SEGI ie hod WOT 1a do h sework | } 1x j con e n . gi ris ee ryt ren } 1) Si , Tf » ore talkin v te vou write us ToO- 1 ————$———— . : yourself, “ re you t e ~ PARTNER d > . mrs aone os er : , ane tae ard cool sounder * att Cabany ea lt = 5 res hey | «3 3 mt Nag Men Mg al ODD lot of wire fencing, reasonable. 5085 | “high flyer’’ In the past and are now ti i : n : Ti : atiy-| } Gays, S14 50: fair ips, pu I De Whi IAy First National Nurseries, Rochester, | Chambert: ain. -y ae aes -_ . . to ‘‘rock-bottom?’’ We want to “see or with } - to scll Out selling exper; . 2 or woman; take cash; cooking; no SC 4 nationally adver 7040 Wat termat av ic) | cae y a aaa 7 " “4. ; . you ing to give courteous service t . Ls. oP ‘OLD BRIC-, -RRAC—And statues: old fur-| “‘Park your dough” here at the ‘‘Safe:y c de: Remdie alone. 3°23 Victoria! otecn a.ac page 20.4 4 ° , . Taiton Bakers wertand. M 7? T = at i &. ee qr - ' Mia Aicor t ic) ‘ — te a : ( rTeners ! . foe oe ' »AILOT aaery, ve a The .,. . for positions oe fins ot Be OP¥-363. Post- Dispatch. i wo ae eae Bure =Whi family: no: 1: ~ sagen , : lz W: ANT ADIES = ip ou? my Coeur Lake line. Kinloch ‘Clayton a ery department: aye , Me : : . | o gages IR T: sist with housework In ex- housework, smal! ; lai y: vf . — ‘ ale aie de ‘-" at laundresses’ convention: | ais FOR SA LE W | D yt a TT no > a wear two or ree suits seam e a oe $65 a week. ‘Thi« : SaRTNER Witd.—Established bi ss: un- hange for shorthand irse.. 58935 Ma-|.Wages; every Thursday ‘an sx peri need pant pocket “pair ¢ gi reg bon GR oH aetnaatny ageye ce des a Fi Eee PAPER-—Minerco boud, $44 x11, $1.35 thou- | price of the customary one by purehaaiaen pportunity for young ’ sual opportunity for sheet met: orker, wit 333; ‘esteate. Cabany : # fe . . Soe tang Se een Ede ee Me no ee Sand; secon! sheets, 14 lbs. R. R. manilla,! uneatfed-for ta f | with the cenity for youn: : tunity onnect etal ener, a ae — makers: also all operations vate $4 Ml TS mn Tone pen =~ —_ 3x6 | garments’ from tailor-made, and a permanent and well. e ' 9) po & . reo . WOMAN tent ¢ ral housework, | € Fs aisO . I cial S V OM A NJ. or ) ework : 5 : ¢} h..... a i. 2 ap Fr ag = ag ny ye yk He yey —— Job of selling Se Dane, % 5 Po ait sD 4 a homework: & tm fails Riversid 5-room dpartment: n: shing: familv of ‘ , : : Bean. aes = an. Chousand. ife Paper Co., rom the best manufacturers, a of De va : ~ Box B-354. pane atch. | era 10 rk; > ; sad ti _ : keane 2. a hé nicest places | ne city to on 7 umpers : highest union we ) M 4 N—G renere OUSEWOrK, hite: ref Solid i e Se lines out-of-town RES. 34. _6 oo C he stnut sf. 36. 38, 40, 492. 44, 46 to biasion "Kee MK | f; with $15 a “ta Take A24M. King’s } y. wer ee, ‘all "Monday morning. aeoe Mc. | es. Cabany 473: peek ies ed a Yie da 80c Sunday. minimum 2 PAINTS—At wholesa! e; $1.50 gallen; best | | Baation “ane plain — is. ; j Se ait interest in best phy ne busin TR ceintine sone heme and Bayi. orenn av.. ist east. wages. ( ome prepared to we OM A opti lo help around house in confine- lines. Three or more insertionge Ic | floor varnish; dealers; bargain. 1 312 Ohio. age - - B - a ke , est = nm the ashang sa » ye : % Mime ee : 220 Inds : erate | T— | ot Saetay; only thooe meaning g business a an ee : ERERE SE — 2334 A _arren. : ‘ork. HEADLIGHT OVER t ca 2251 — . line disconknt. PP AL NT—100 gallons, high-grade, ail colors. | days until 38. p BE. oy ancl ned answer. Box 0-131. P.- (eo) j ————________—___- HOUSEKEEPEK—For smal hotel; must work. at shu tii & 4i- we MAN—S ee a Sees) | ae _MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE at one-half price. 19 Franklin av. (ce) | _Dvers, 926 S. Vandeventer. near Choutesu. Pp en ci aatawiienad aaal Ls First-class, allround fitting roon have experience. Box B- 323, Post- Dis 6972 Enright. _ banv 4 io bd r } AINTS—We make the best. stabil 3h } E ' : TH PARTNER Wtd.—A_ wesl-esta irls. Apply at once, Universal Shoe Co a eee eee ALL CO., 19th iP “ ange | HU We tlate ‘uy, mote a s. App’y at once, i : f , i) 348 > 3 half days :. =e — oe age glicien * , r ~ ch, no. a - —_ P AINT S-—A}t . colors, $1.5 $1.75 WORKS DIE tpeatae work 7 . ‘ ‘Ve . - t “‘'S aa ’ » . ‘ r) r — t~ ’ ? ° a oO! +} > % » | ; . joe ‘ ] 40¢ 7 SALES Say w r aioe inennienecunel ‘o} arn, : . Murphy Trunk Co., 506 N for h han wages. Box O 63, P.- D, PANTRY GIRL—Appiy | ater ward. Sund ‘, t a , , : winter akties = laree back. masts anna’ gallon; white lead, $8 50. BR. ery 926 N. nteed. Main 1530. Cent tral 43 (90) . low © a «4, oi st. cH rf SE KE EPER—Light work. 3010 Caro- to 5 p. m. Missourl Athletic Asso lat! on, WOMA N—White, for scrubbing; lots of wor - bent ug: also Russian samov ar Will 10th st. zs _ 9 _— _- -——— —-- — ae or a 4is . . , 4 Y’ nite " Clean ing Co ] N = road way ( : = 4a Mu " is \Ussian Bat Va>r. aaa P AINT Ww ¢ sID SEZ: ») j ! i ig ; n2eri , - ry personal collection. d — hite and E°ay, 50 | a oe “SHAVE ON ME ‘ 1000 gallons red Y> 1 uff and shutter gree in. "1 Y. friend ; = nly. from to i?, wusk or ‘ on —_—_- —— ‘oaailliiiat : achard Co. needs y 0 | Sa ee : hand sewing: not lene Lucas av. entrance & salesma 008 Locust st. lored irn han lin ae iv. ¢ ‘a | : at) oR : man WwoM AN Wtd.—For general housework; né el] 4 2 c 4 3 i A cs. som y mou . = ee ass te a trial of the smoothest. can offer the rent | ——__________\) | over 18 years. Apply at once. - | ]oUSEKEEPER--In a motherless home ma | ie eale ticht in int 3 , | SEKEEPER | ne. | DP “Me ) —Fo é eine OP rt 2) manu- ey a and Washington for well- 8 aad G. M. Garrison, Route 2, Box 11, Ava, Mo. a per Ox akers- cookirg. 1321 8. Jefferson | ‘LIGA TOR—7-1 handsomely mounted; | — t ine of art calendars, known r ?a “a2 mil : lieht "SER ERPE tt ite assist ' perfect > ¢ Stora: 2219 Was! "ATID r—White and grav. $8.50 a gallon; shaving razor you ever saw. Used sa 4 auto accessory lin pS here are ® mii IRL Wtd Is irs; light HOUSEKEEPER—No objection to one or two aria te afi i oe 4 WOMAN—Settled ite, to assist — orK | ~ = As At gallo ae J ‘a, oliday : 2 th 3 states and 320, etter A to housework: Overland, Mo... R R. S68, Bt children. call Saturday afternoon or Sun- working conditt ns — “7 na * ie _ i Pm r housé oh 263: 3, A ‘Park. Grand > 4 Ne > s Vv ; bar varnis | Monday; real _bargalny _ 1007 7 "Markets 9 ae $ a a ale ee te. PF pean . ‘ ndvertiser a gs plendid line “fas oo “tytn g eal an eaereili Gees ane . and some apital. Box enced o lan U machines referred : ) : wood, Pa per and ae . 3 Tn with ay and cat a as 0 At f = , lf 108 (‘ags E xe ‘Isior Lea: r Laund ry 2325 Texas. (c , W ashin gton ae Rar , 4 rele > “ola, (eOV) é spec lalties: The territ ) 3 : Post-Dispa c —_ oon —— 1 ’ ¢ inthe veers : “ ‘* unt ni" 7 ’ ‘ = - ~* _ wee 0 é a Cor ic h v arnish, $s] 8D gal #xten- large and every business. ae. : a ps Po , ra] housework: referenc Hvi SE fa gt ER—F or motherless b home, ! PLE A’ ING | M At HINE OPE RAT R—E xpe r- Ww OM A, ‘N—Mi agree bea soon” VEX». ASHPITS—Corrugated steel. Economy Sheet al on ladders, SOc a font. Rainti te Pairt Co., besible prospect. Ww : WELP WTD MISCELLANEOUS required Apply Sunday merning, § more for home than wages ll between |" fenced: steady work: good salary. Goll 2 amily: good waxes: light, work. “Metal Wks., 3892 Easton. Lin. 6151. (c99) | 2123 8. Broadway. @idney 1482 (oRB) | P of se —_—_ " 1 ui. d 1? i * J sa ‘ A s " in w 6 as -. 4 on 3 son Pee id = T o »de 2 . " . - “au ~ c ’ poi ge Me ge ‘ - ‘cloc] McPhersor & and 5 p,m, Sunday. “000A N. zee. | ber Millinery Co., 1409 Washington ic) partment Sey Sree Pre, UTO KNITTER—Cheap. 1806 Oregon. _ i fi | SRM Wore ehowane ete woe oe ore” Paints and Roofin ZX | AKELBAGM bore aot of 311 Garter br vrop sion contract Ww rite us, giving : “ CK. ce ne sie , te - | te , | COUPLE—Married: man to tend cow ahd do | -. k - ling department; HOUSE KE EPER—in workingman’s home, PRE SSER—An d also to do repair work: - iinet waan ame of 26 and 40) get AU’ ‘OASTE R £000 rea- and persona! histo outside rv Persona! 7 “a - 4 ‘>t ne“. ; Wor in it hi ; ~ probably - arramined: ae work; woman to do housewor'c. . ; s° oo” = mont) “tart chance for widowe (ail Sunday morning 1438. Ny come at onc pros Unie nm. fc) WOMAN etween ‘ a dl ee é ra} Call Sunday morning 35] rt > pam : MAN—Between age af 35 and 40 a : | iorning. Three-ply heavy gravel roofing paper, spe- il, ay a an ( - at y SAF r\ “A ae i i} 1 “ - 6) Os eo morning, 4! OO N - cc) aeadvancement Apply i010 = itle (zUuaranty N. 22d. ia SEIT ee OR RO Sees. TO a ee A SnraseRs—Oc | w ork ‘ *ha pman q Pane ~ feos ie ee ‘I; av. ial price. $1.45 a ro tg Sapper Rae i : 7 c erman lio widow. Box H-40o, ee nee | Ce e | DIRT Wtd.—20 loads. 2635 8. King’s Sereca. Batt Crs, i ‘HELP WTD. —LWwOmMEN, “GIRLS nIL r >: one “¢ rr dowwusta rs, oft ther for home, wey take care of plac e: nice home; | BF nal st. c]) : Peres = ——— “ cheap. Tt Weet Florissant oat $1. "5 per. wa 42 29. ngs it &. * 7 ° 2 a : ‘ " . re . , ’ - I al ¥v Ss. oO yo > >= : - ; . ; ‘ , a =f ced : . " “y cal ‘ F ‘ P _- { un 4 r Lif d! a—weer P 8137 * Dine ca! a eaeegrts if Tork St . 2219 Wash st ° : re ; “ . it ra °p - ili for nennses ina all ss ne a é ine a x ~ . > ws — —_ ae@t +4 ke "tie - - fe re . nore for home than wages: SJ) SURVEYOR” INSTRU- Delm: ar av. tes for truck or Wagon. Py pa te) ha nd. Write 5234 Bulwer. D. 4 rooin Wi ath: 700 r wages woman {or | in I t At : Vi Broadway, 5th ao Narreimann.- P F-107, Post- - Dispatch. portunity is As la aan , Maar 4 c* : . : 1. : rge as .vou _ BOOKKEEH ewer eee rF WOTRK, 5 ccsayeh Pp. m., 1s VA Soulard st. 5 a ‘ ; . . —_ shie all Pak .o laundry work: references re : : re eens S 0 wo! 1 girls over by ee whil or works. rand Vissier Co.. ) N. The requisites are ability. — And cashier. sired. np! | v ph one, Cabany 6416, (ce) Tt QUSEMAID—W! 4643 Lindell b oft collar q K and _ TY 4056M. Ms ; ndoa} OATMEAL PAPERS, 7 CENTS. | NEWSPAP ERS Wtd.—Magazines, rags. Ge . ° , aa -_--— - -—~ _* , ee ao “ . -— - = - WV ‘ est *? 4} ( ea - ic) so ‘ Sa a « ‘ A = : = —— -_--———- aos —— od . = enthusiasm, consistent in g SS EPER anwar ~ must have fair ‘ 27S , put wun some ferry iighiv . ; : + — 2389, De Imat - 54 18 to lea rn . > tteady W ork. E 4 WwW ( M. AW... Middl je-aged; irom St. Louis or 4 ER J AL,— win id ov } ev , ? PAPER DFORE Dn Wranklin’ Pe : al 963%. Bomont 880J. Busy Bee. Shs handwork : } : 2...) . and operate typewriter; salary to ‘xperie , r x worke-s at cesi ae eee White. Christian ~ Hospital. & Ww AT K E R SHIRT F AC T( R 7 neighboring town; looking for a good or if€ ionrsa, Windows, screens, porc f . ‘ceo 4 acs. i a Dees rience T) gantry orbs % © ieemcenPen you Post- Dts. ic} ble s © a Paeee: | s 3030 NX. Grand. . ALA LIL © ‘ety we home a ny some wages; cooking, plain; | columns, mantels, lumber, slate coated roof- ee REVOLVER Wtd.—38 5 cz a Del . e, a “g ‘ : = 4 Be . ; ° ; a _ oO I m rad ~~ - . ’ . and ahinegiles muildera’ asenmd . . . . 4 . beral: th le ~compensation — © PER—Young iady; must he ex- 4! how Bane pay cine guereter, melee HOUSEW OMAN—White; general housework. | 8th and Hickory sts. (e2) | family of adults. Box F-315, Post-Dis. _ Pale or nen gy in bu prone nage mo megs par Pipe at Wholesale Price. | _cheap: state price. Box 0-230 . Pr e@ sur roundings and e Periencec; state ar | Seperrenes and sal- re aah , nyt tre ts , a Bea wien __ Gri and Jd 042 oJ. rea | = ———— aomeenenantiat or MAN wr td aa hite: middle-aged, to as- : . ce tes ‘ = wR mathe ah edammtia pew { east ieenil TEMP ERING OVEN wd. 028 concrete ea cons will, be ¢ onducive | mee mi A-254, Post- Dispatch. " see us and work full time. Geo. B. | HOUSEWOM AN—For general _ housework ; | RESSERS sist with children. Good home; other er ari ull lin Supply Co.. 878 Hodia- 1c $3 16 - miner. __ Sidney Beet... ults. - a ~ hereto xDerienced in manufactur-, Steffens, 112 N. 15th st (c) | __ German preferred; 3 adults. 4524 Arsenal. | AND help employed. Call Sunday. Levitt, | - mont. (a 2370. ' _ (99) pated ty ge al ee SS rt ei silver plated. : § ready-to-wear line: state age, experi- oy cae ; - : HOUSEW ‘OM AN—Fo ‘general housework; yom , Eastgate. Soete oy Mem oS :AMPING = ND FIshina 7 Com.| § . De eo 3 | P-331, Post riepateh. rive references. GIRLS family -: @ tan. fe rence Ss. 3514 + McKean. GIRLS ‘1 0 IR ON WoM 1A N—For general housework ! smal! nlete (ry reasona hi: Phar OUTFI i 3: saan ; | bteaneeuene 2 Nv ge rae re a red-bloo | @mce and salary expected: _ Goded go-gotter . Box C-272. » Post: Dignatch. } tments. Fulton Bag & Cot- HOUSEWOMAN—Middle-aged, or woman RICE STIX FACT RIES family: fair wages in a cool fortabie | ——— y ah Gtonets : Pe, RICE-STIX F: IES, family 2° Sete ae K: AMP EQUIP MENT ME swiibaa omnes oo ab WINTER SCENERY ANCHARD COMPAN TEs i (c) S ty R—Laz 4 ) iess | ros leanir ne ( ‘ as: y ie Hou SEKEEPE! Lady in motheriess | Bros. Cleaning yelng Co.. 3100 (Al Post-Dispatch. -ER ¢ HAIR—Koken; and two work Two-ply smooth roofing paper, ! ‘ ‘ 1 ay. Gran S 29) a J r \ fa’ ; ng West ; ae “€, ag ; . br j _ a SEC kk Adv ancement?_ a oo ae ee 314¢. 7 bakery and to cook for proprietor; good! End Laundry, 4325 Finney av . cde aR4 2 ang G feet, never-break P. D. ¥ a _ . premises, yr vaown he | > is > a * °15 North | 2d t. + ~~ - 1? } lviran exrce ile Ls ; ce) " ee ee the Oldsmobile. Better . 3 asi. SOT eee eee owitt 972g | HOUSEKEEPEK—Woman 40 to 50 years:| $2 a WEEK; ST EADY WORK. ASK tw ation and De of £0 AN D RAR eRELS——%5¢ and B0c. New a . , ; shan PIANO HOIST—Or derrick, also. complete | INV AL [D's CHAIR Wtd—To ; or additional sales | fils to lea B. Stet h& c a ae ae mE Ra 'p th men. | = teinbach & Cov., TR ‘aliable white girl cooking and , fia in - no objection to one child: call aft- | ] RESSERS a E xper ‘ienced : On WOMAN—Will give goo ome and 80! . ET en ‘ + | hs 4 after| hous ME! —: ais use?, at factory prices. | 57 PET. eas FU URN G e_4nary : IRON RENCH Wtd.—For cemetery. Bx salesman seek} 5 ‘insaahilinciiiatatoceente rith a bette in, Mo big: 4 % -STENOGRAPHER —- Young ton Mie G12 South 7th : , (cB) wi — chi dren, general housewor ~ in; nae ‘ nirseineinenl ; a home in suburbs . -inch er opportunity, S oo assistant bookkeeper and stenogra- | —____ —_____ ami) 441° -A_ Penrose. es ORAL S. JEKT ERSON, write Mrs. D. R,. Russell, Jr., McLaren st., aT ranges. dishes pook- > ee ee ee ‘ ‘Suitable for background of window dlaptne. aes oS | vee. \? ox_O-46, Post-Dispatch, pher; State age, experience and sulary e%- > | ; ; ~ i ) learn. McEL ROY- ik 2ONBR—Ex erienced; ladies’ clothes. 1412 a“ x. 3 : eid in ate. alec m1 - k 7 A GIRLS “rd ; ch] 4414 P: AG E. WOMAN BEN PR .. LOOT ™ arket st 30 to 50 per cent saving on all fide ma- | ier ‘ like to F ; pence ci ee ; ¢ Box F-353, Post-D! spate h. th. if sre adwa (c} uete j m? ASSER—Reliabie. to take rde rs im- \ CG] LOK =? | 77 Li » :; : ae z - —_—_—_——_—_— — "o ly per! ice "or] l “i= > . : ' : we’ » OAN ( Ale Line | joe S FEEDERS—1900 Mor n. Thoro — y experienced o aT: CO | SES oing out of business brel! terial -n the plumbing or heating lige. such | hand painted electric light ehadie: 5h UB PRESS F = . — ‘a PRESSE R. — E xperie nee od laun- ng machine Apply : ae LU.. collar. ut ht = s 0 aie suateie closets. sinks, bath tubs, Lge s, etc. ‘HOUSEHOLD GoopDs FOR SALE BO] N ‘ines highwas O38) 7 de : Write for bie free catalo ALUMINUM WARB—At le less than Automobile C EApany, = Sef hovelty, selis at sight: liberal commis- rectory, 2101] Lue as. (@) LADY—F sial addressing; $2.25 per 100v. ce . ler: : a a .%! “GIRT- so Tear Re walt om table, | Ne com $150, geil $60." Homont 2408W. ____1119 , = stenog ‘ and cler- ‘rey “— rANS—Th . 680. e 7 t: FILA! 2. av. a ’ . r wiase ice-water tcher, o1 X, pie ae 7 no for | » th | GOODS MILLS, 2239 O } allon ~~ ING LL. — For salar} —— | exuloriens e “Al cond t ~— pe ore et slings baer white enamel sink, with apron and corner, ent bread te gem nn $1.26 ‘value, a Tenn — : 52-inch. $35; brass compression faucets,| ¢) 59. Steinfeld food and only } - res and ideal working condi y "NITED DRUG CO.. O01 ~~. ee . PBT 5 e' ——— | LADY—Middle- aged; nore for home than i K ' ~ ay. _{e) GIR DA nne'| o learn on pow er ma- salary. B. } , 0314, Si | st. (¢ ) Box 0-99, Post-Dispatch ~ | CEILING FAN—Centuary @. c. Cabany | 3%-inch size, 49c. Complete line of plumb- 25; 1-gallon Thermos jug. : LADY—Yeung. for stock work on hat fl or; $$ —___—____-_— — - YOUNG LaDy" ith retail expe om io we __ te00, wes 3 ing supplie ‘eh ca prices. Jaffe Hard- mache, hes wien 5. 53.00; 4 : chines ; steat s mp ON mie nt; steady position to willing worker. Gollu- RESS *EE DE R—Experience: t late er week; reai opportunity tor } ; vod *} FAN—Ches c a | ware oo °0., Hth st (c7) State age. gee and salary J . PRESS FEEDER—Experienced on platen per 401 Wainwrig! ide ELL AN —— ane d hoot | | - th == £5) | stool, subber tigeed, SLe . oF a, | | a Box ©-115, Post-Dispatc h. (ec) } ages 8) ). ber Millinery Co., 1409 Washington. __ (c) cutting and creasing press. Apply 306 N.| Cath ic Appts . ff! 25-2 \ , : D epee Box_o- ge ne cys cecal a “48 | rood Wages. B YI W KE Ls oH L ADY—Neat middle-é aged ice cream anid | « 2d st., 4th floor. eee ay on (c) Yor NG LADY. —Capable, é lel sett gee south, Taylor. ui P LU MBIN SU P PL IES at US * North Twelfth street. [ = | : De ee ee Dispatch. | |CHECK PROTECTORS, $2 and up; multi-| TOILET OU ote all-white | ANTIQUE Rrrin “Paste é ~~ — —Payroll clerk assistant, about se 20 years of age; must be accurate at cotta C O., Cook and New stead. — >: o-16. P work; references Te-| bUNCH PRESS OPERATORS—Experi-| millinery; must be experiences) gach. | CHE | 3 i ply, stating qualifications and | —— pee — —— gr — f ompoymen: , 3 me ome raph . ombination edifone, dupli porcelain toilet outfit, with the new mirror. Easton av. expected. Box 0-139. Post-Dis. (c) GIR LS —Exp aneed eove co LADY Wad. —Mi ddleaged, to take care © i T 1 Aa x] eri¢ ne ( } ering old co ‘ il bet 1 d os 6505 ) ouple. ‘a etween ar , aoe —_———_——— enced; and light factory work. Apply jcian’s of-! mA rrr a . Aj ae Monday morning. Sieber Products Mfg. | YOU NG LADY—To wo: Tie agi Boo ian's of Ss (se Robe sat ee ae | _—e akab oy complete with er ANN te BE BU REAU—Very o~e Stock record; young lady, over 29 | ’ 1h Co.. 4000) Laclede av. {c) fice; no experience necessa ic)| ~~ iy 7 mae ittings to Ce renizer. 5018 Waterman. . nay = . ] 1e ot Bee * ¢ Perret Bete ispaic BI ‘ 4 wire | ha * a ! a a ee oo a old, for stock = work: prefer one machine. ELY & WALKER} Minnesota. — |SaLE SWOMAN—To sell stylish, serviceable | =o ~ et Tw: perienced; phone BORA TORY Wtd.- si itabie mi plated index ——" at ANTIQU E CHEST of drawers, eviews experience: permanent Pol | bop BOX FACTORY, 1212| DADIES, PRESSER—On houledresses and ice earn acct to. tne eRe I Te ee ec a. en ea ee ee a ey Meee | Sided trap 12 50| ,dieback chairs, spindle bed. and malar to start, ” $83 > Ree Mr. Me- } Al } i d 4 9 oe a ee 8) acy A a" —s ' City of St few and throughout the states Pg nt ne ~ ] ' , box p } if) ‘omt~Dlenatch BATH TU — Complete with favoets ' eNotes rt RNITUR | Nitin ib ~~ —--— -- (@) aoe _ : | of Missouri and Illinois; permanen mplo : a ene ; ~ and nickel-plated waste and over- QUk FU E—AIl kinds; Be K—For ge gencral office work ». Sth st. LAL) tla ung, for ity desk in wholesale | vith eady ineom “ ho YOU NG WOMAN— intelligent, fo G pores UTOMOBILE- 3) Botanical. low 29 back chaira, tables, chest drawers. . ogi company; must have ha | hone IR | Col ed : : | | grocer iy; only those who have had aaanih Apo! ag , toom %0: a inwright sheng Tl te hipping departin me . + 17 Ol DN Doi red any w her ete oe GAS WATER es Be. are os 2] ‘ fe’ experience an’ be over ‘] veart (; S—(C'olore we nave room ed app! Niese Grocery Co., 3ide.. St uis. either in pers , ishing ROUSE — = Viet aabk eopper ccil is “ ry? x e m a a, k y i Pe ‘ . a . : 1OUuis, i is J f : Daca ‘? oe Sh. ~ = can * 4 : . , \ANTIQI E —~Real mo a L I, [, |] PA GH IN ] HE a % eS eniary $65 os € Aug P | . bial : re s = ] ne ‘ sa NE W kK Rz \ = { | RR’ rn 7 At |" ( kh Lk 5 {TIA ly Fe 4 N (Sk —t} i3 . aa as oe tar ee nl ry ti br N KS Al} isis pore . : paintings, pric eo , ©; yy for ae. DI ~~ }? A. T + L., RE Br PPREANION— Young Poe —o for ey more nut picKers ; Clear LaADY—Young. to keep office in real estat c hee re est O946R lain, with back and drainbeoard ali on & | Russell is - | | ANION—Younge lady. ab cr +. ; office: must have some experience. Mercu -AMST RI ESS— lo ssw on bungalow aprons. No. 1—9¥O0] Lueas Avenue Loe AONE cabinet. scale. ets in one pile ANTiQgUES-—toindl ; , NG OF ; a ™otner! SS ateke (companion for rms 93 workrooms . steady work : high- rio Mercile Realty Co., llth and Frank- “e004 ! “12: /_ 8. Broa oe -. .. . QYR ’ ow & ive nse ase 7 rk. Grand 1058 | CENTR AL HARDW ARE ¢ 0. AL N. Gth —* chairs Rew hoe tabten “toca = 1 old: oh UE i sentient : z in _____._©) | SECRETARY—Expert stenographer; xood| No, 2—4928A Natural Bridge | _ Behrma panies organized: advice | POOL TABLE—4x8; full set balls. $50 casi | trons, bric-a-brac. Cow D me gO »OTM oes . as ” ." ogee 1 Ippe ‘ance wit nersonal , ‘ OL | { i © Pe Ay con va ie v POU, ~ , or sic “~~ oer ne na - a ae wt wages: call at 414 S. 7th. (e@) LADyY— Who knows one or more persons| appearan e with ar a it Fi na on dl pMON arson, 602 Wainwright Bidg., St. | —‘t quick sale. Eakin, 2747 Wash st. __ | Ginioig FURNITURE —& — visces afraid of work asant and 1 nanent Oa : POP ‘ORN MA HINE—Butter iat ii ke | antique furniture; anteaue ost-Dispatch ‘ =~ 9 to } or suburban prop- | - - ve en ay rs = “ anting ae) } city } Sil su i vey | - ahead ke , pa A on “ ” am ‘ ‘ — or * METER OPERATOR we $65, te - SS. Give anc. x experience and . 1 we have positions for) Louis. —— new; electric equipped. Trier 18 SOW. | other furniture refi up factory YO erty. Here's your chance to make big me ; aan t } " ve ’ irv te tart _ Bo c 23, Post- Di: spate sh. . : nteneante ae on : narts - errors? . sc . ’ ” > a M4. ce 3- | x ~— : TB mone shirtmakers on ; nad JOOO STEEL COTS AND PADS} 6660 Fikiats and BILLIARD—- sew and! _ing Co., 2308 Olive, Borunt 5 4 4 ace ¢ d EOE ae As 78. -D. (cd) ( IRL— wo riehlce d inh es ms : 308. ine — ey Give phone Box B - erienced on pow r : d x El ORS—Ov: ~Y tal , Fs > > as 368, Post-Dispatch, er ators experienced “ i. om i shennan ich ; wait pad - | onchand, iri 4 supplies of all | v 4 3 Sears a ip ‘ ain work; come readay Or . —— girl to get into a busines leavy cotton s: also steel cots, com seconchand. repairing an DP ANTIQUES— Most beautiful and a e ler Of ako. with experience. Apply Put- 71 7 LAU NDRY HELP—Experienced feeders and | wi ) cnpley “you stead y and ae Po $3.25.. BE NSINGER’S, 1007 Market. A. FE. Schmidt, 1111 Pine st.; : Mote | avsortment in the city; also some e = il fin to their advan , chair, $25; | Central 4491 _{c09) old-fashioned pleces. Cash » 18th and Olive. Ask tor ? it | work. M Ky 1 RO POL I T AN folders: also ladies’ clothes ironers. Home eir : Fi SK (arge roller-top, swivel . At eer Ree oe ne trigerator, $12; Ford bumper. $5; candy POCKET TABLES—New and rebuilt; ve | e's, 3220 Olive at. iment tae " TrATH . TRING ‘ Laundry ‘, 4300 Finney. PAO. | Miss Herz a LEANING & D\ EING CO. RY | Good positions Open On the) y > 4 , only : : More e, ST san Hamilton _ Cabany 551! oW several fine outfits from ~ setae cs = . Ve Zi volored. ; Garrison. ia sca ee 4 = SO} —Exverienced Forest 64450 ie ie ‘ ’ ‘ \ 1. — NDR f hy ‘Gusortere Home ‘haundrs | f l] ’ tS: .1 ‘ 7 e ex erjienced operakors me » assortment of rebullt bies. i | C00K—Exreric:, a whine = Pe | 1031 N. G rand. sa ie age hae eat (¢c) 200 Winner Ree OLLOW ing I = he wily Es seca ge rhood wi! find this gga E! a1F 3 ping S—1 wos ee cost hv J price from $765 up: write for prices. M )N ou ve : =. i“ eranamas : ite; referenc Appl SLEEVE MAKERS ry convenient and leligutful peace Ne) 9150 tor quick eh _~—~- Billierc Miz. Co.. 119 8. Broadway. St. | -_ ’ * i. ‘p rienced, w hite: $50: cily ref- Gi RLS LA, 8 eras | Soren hi te: i refer 1711'S Gran , ’ 4RALA 4 atha 7 | etiam in: we ill teach a limi ted nmin |8 1B ‘TRI fF ANS—Emerson, oscillating: _Louls, Mo ) a = es és cl) | COLLAR MAKERS sirls who want to learn — cheap. 3662 Delmar bi_ So | Pp OOL . ABLES—3. and plano, cheap. Call | —— ae - cir ih) ’ “ — — ’ _ ” ¥ - ’ > SN a ; ; a ” Westin : r . 4 ? Z le Cc gh 0 . - . HH in 1; bachelor ” oe required. Appl y ° ll a seré-ertneme Imar. _ ist floor east (e7) Ex erlenced ma= LAU NDR Y HELA —Uiniversal press opera- ( | b b M AKERS “ . vue $15 1204 8. 7th at. | : ——— ; ; achine. De! tie ‘eu sO. i F PRESSIN¢ SRGHINE edie steam, : p mach! elmnr CANVASSERS AND > SOLICITORS ' : | NG |, MACHINE—Hoffman, seam, | "wardrobes, $8 Sp: oak aw. | : = ; to and girl for shirt . D NI . . , os Oe poise a, ae i chine operato rs to Laundry Co.. Sidney ane a. iencemmasnsoencal COLLAR SETTER _WOMEN Cee eke yoo | cash or eagy terme. Riley. GRA ) ; peg Pan | & Experi Fe Wee Te j LAUNDRY HELP HEMMERS. ; nd assor ” x TiGeS, ms ae Pea coe Oe Oe - tho tablished 23 years. vl. Ho! oo Market st. (et tor an - nie I. maa iE stree t, MARKERS And assorters in rough dry | 9 | ! ame — ‘ip ¥ vith he eee ie dept. Apply Excelsior Leader Laundry. SHOEWORKERS F "AN—New w «ele “Yo demonstrate high to demonstrate hig: hies and t' welve chairs. ~ GOOLA Maple (() : ee , tor cooking and wenera! INWRI ee en, eee CLOTHING CO. oi | cot attoned eh randy, tot| SOLICITORS agi, 9% : 3 erences required “ADAN) 2 ee eM CT oe ee ee . 1OOn erienced: assistat or dy, > . woe & ent a) , | tn | * W RI¢ tHT BLDG. - ee Waterman. | fieor eal eenant —_—-- - — M EN DER — WW e have a perma- ut-of-town factory : ust know how to . _krade —~ se a - roy mere PANS— ; electric: os iliating 47 28 7 io. i. Rann Wh GIRLS it) vamp and top stitch on women's, misses’ SOLICITOWS— Take . . common hay oln ay ) 3 = Rs , rs es . Yr +OT nti. - . . “ . ‘ 2 ‘ ‘ iy rerie 4, ; . : BF > : ; Tees ; 5 ) AND SOLICITORS q Work and White. for general b oo nent position open for a lady! and children’s shoes; steady position; good clothing, - 410 “A N.—imerson, 12-inch, 6-biade; brand- | RC AD and railroad mape. «ii parte of the fe I surroundings: good pay to; sion ete, Mh ; —T new elfaxy °09° Call Monday Ta at Fosters. 410 W ash ington ss | - = . 4 3 if witlin c coking: ee rier Pi 7 : : j } ’ work pieasa nt —-Mer or women, 10 solicit 0: i ees if willing to learn. For st 1647Ww mce¢ . a= Who can learn how to mend rignt’ 7 state age. experience and sal-| YOUNG [A—Teke orders S00) Oe inet >. é le yf ‘y 4 - ae. git persons. state age. experience and sa OUNG LADIE 8 f 7 se -_ ‘merase : ‘ae -- hosiery Apply morning 3 a . RATORS—Ladie as “possib lity S5to Experie sy ti a > . . ary @x} ted tox P-] R80, Post-Dispatch. (c2) storer an i shampoo, remo’ eA TEC + ANS -Ewo 3 4 aaa : a ies beng J 4-biade a" a Two: 1 16-in fan 2752 fay- : E Bs vs @nsy, clean work. Call Mond», sweaters. Prefer someone with SPOT TE K---On ladies work, Chapman Bros. big money con Seed ane ae ae | oe ~ Ee ss ; ¢ mn ies , AN - ‘' Emerson oscillating a, w ‘HOOL DESKS ' 7 ea te hare : - 4 os -& o> \ ’ r a ° wd ‘ . BB——On & live, permanent prope d Se. uth. 2510 N. Taylor ay — chin 1¢ opera Ors to experience mending for a laun- Cleaning and Dyeing Co., S100 As —— 3 bargain. Rex F-331, = SALESWOMIEN WANTED ' Green art metal, latest style. giiaeaty | Y hovusehdl<. siere and garag? + - «; E NC s G prefer those willing to trave es 4 RIENCED DESIGNER sew on all pent Of dry, hotel, ete. LINCOLN KNIT st6fT?TER—Experion-ed. tar Tigi leacs =v; spare time; every | "ANS G8” 19'N. Oth at. Olive 6532, Con- | Used: Mt exceptions! bargain ber rm , 1 salary: stea tv employment; L. ADIE c.—$1() daily ¢3 ' = : BHOTGU N— Winchester pumne J? f aa. | ag ey wee eee ¥ OW with president of: comnan' a ty c on women’ s hats: all anewers con ron ’ e - ironitin nea md ‘covers . Pn St. Lavis next week, address 2 es ——— Box P-177. Post -Dispaich F ic} ~ yf IDS M ILI S. 22930 O'Fallon : eu undin Ww t ‘le ewife will buy trenmin ' Ai _ —- p Poet Dispate h s 4 rans — (dr a dregse. dsollub si Ki ng men "Ss coats. A _ ; : ; sags yy oo amirobe (Cle mo 7 nsec unnecessar? sampie free. Ral- Ne T — ae Aesk. SA each Reming- ditoin, $75. Ft. L.. Ke uper i wateau fiany = a, m S (ec) . a - ~ ten Mfa. Co., Devt. 7949, Baltimore Bidg., aa writer. #12 2: kiddie cars, $2 each. ST. LoTTS army and $1.98: more, | Cote, ’ 426A ‘ 5 x ATORS— Ant solicitors _ a ij Ris RY en Le.. FOS Seen: t SPOTTER—On iadies’ fancy garments; er i $1 pup ae we ¥ : ‘between # ‘and ii ot ais oe Minit ex Apply 2033 Locus ML LINERY MAKERS — Ex.| _%*9% ponttion: highest “pay competent | Chicaro x — : per |BABY BtGGY. E. on fw — X- e ~ ee, 13—E rienced in art needie- = blade ceiling fans. direct cur- ; reofing inte, $1.18 per. 427 N y 4 4 girl. Schuck Cleaning & Dyeing Co., 4110 SALESL ADIE xpe » r Washington. (¢) iF ANS Seven ondition: electric wirtng. | * 7c. oot do - com on all | s ietwren & an G -_* of| age; at | st + sean 106, ¢ ‘entra! 6038. Sc hneider by = . Vandeventer. 4 i on SES SAE: erience od salary - ) Pie EE anc «? ' “we DRAPERS ON DRESSES. street. C U R L E E cs ony re “3 ame area | STENOGR, AP] HE R—For eal ‘exttae office SALESLADY—A boat 30 years pe; dry} Bidne; | $12 m. | ; 0 é ' 4 4 ox -72 2oat ispate ec? rooda mtore wy. | mio . ” aa ) , a an an Daina 7 — | sods. — a aan Abels | see ee noone Goers 3 acd , and 19 WN. —~" iAnyY BUGQOY Lady hign class. for “Wellston experienced: steady work: good | eitice: real opcortuslig, Apply : beAPP! for work. OTH NG ( A ». ; STENOGRAPHER | om av on 08. Washing ( | ER y gt TENOGRAPHER—State age and salary SALESLA ¥—Hou: 6361" “4 oe te he . rth floor ” -e ; TOO ) l P i ’ 1409 Washington. (ec) desired and experience. Box 0-38, P.-D.' 9:30 to 1%, 1911 Pine (c) power. G a ——— Chartes at ‘eG |

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aiinis Teeiiiaminend wat ee ata a SUNDAY, _28B ost Tisearen _@®F 1400 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, : Sewing Machines, unes, Machinery, Boats and Launches. and Miscellaneous \ Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. _Sorien a Ez | JULY 14. 1922. bey ee a HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE et oo. FOR = HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD Goops FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD G Goops F FOR SAl SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED ee oe en ee eee — - —— — = .-third c GAS R EB TRNITURE Wtd.—Bed! conten: s of fat SULKY—Good as new: $5.50. COMBINATION RANGE—1905 Oregoa__ TURSEEUS as one-third cost. ; GAS RANGE—High en a! | bu nation ‘ffete. chia BARGAINS in used furn! jture th ooks | a or ing: large or email ‘1 Storage, Ca*any 5 ‘ ~sS - - - . y » - . ‘ - , > 2 ¢ -, = : t ere 5 A WeAL an ree | ay » ; Cw MHiN ATIU ¥ HANGE New, ename : i . Frias. = he “. ¥ 4 be ~ 4 a oe | of a \ ‘ ‘ - a is r a iT 2 7 a “i ¢ - new: the é LV ; a - yu BU GY —tiegar ost $70. Li : Cain 4008 | ‘ montane. ico) FURNT ‘ ontents ' Wiss at, as me F SEAN. I. Se ceookes, £45 sto" +a rugs nad ijnoleun and stoves | 4 ¢. rd os - é ee anarGr "EERE — one : : ‘ 4 ; ' G, : .N\ : . “ - es ? Mond " -s Shen nad a% : : dressers - ; . : mill " nes = oe Ce MBINA ATION RAN‘ ho a blue ename., onpiiemegs ; _———— — a maine feugait MP oe, > 4 ——— ~ ——~ an o~ . ~*~ ' ‘ - ——— _ Ae na, ew 3 ata REFRIGERATOR—Hound atch a a tiles we ‘i‘roelas. Tu ; 2G goocs if ee , . “4 port ' CBA sm. goed . Bonabie “630 Indiana S. throw iway Ca) } ue Te — ean ; ak rocker BOGa . ° , . . ‘ u ‘ rents of f] . G i=-¢ : ; _ en v ; “ot s ete vi Stas tor Saee “T¥ co song: = “Rope —— . es 5 oat anaes Eg rT asin — r : mae BABY BUGGY— , , ¢ rst asa R« " ve . > -_ : a 3? , es ‘ , = er a . - = : ~ — ~ - 7 5 . i - me i 7 * Sti na. arge ia BL BABY Bt isaY al! twee : . ; . sins S * ae5 OAS. cee 4 : = > & : : ” ; os tied | . : > . . : , ~ . R ; : @ ti) ‘ | ‘ ° : , pe i zt . . in at got i a oarwa a : 2 ‘ ee Sx , . : °°, ' ily aes e 4 4 = a 4 | amend its : “eines 2) S74 nian neautifai 18se8 ur Cm 7 Wb Bae ween Aen te Bik Ve etre *r: : vighest — ek bg - | ae os eee ee aed Li | . } Leim : eal genu:ne furniture bargains, s@@ WoO "HOBER 4455 sel ms ta—In exch i we og trast war r , . noma ‘ “ ¥ ~ @ ‘ ‘ . | —) - sé 4 is _- “ ua ‘ - * — 4 “ ~ wee 2 - , - _= se a oe y . - wile a . . ~ os 7 rot “a ae . ; ellane . ald fur. Fo , . . SO r cent: co ‘ ra TS ~~ eon pi am — a a a ogint and * seat a: " ae tis »y >I ‘7. © vee ‘ » : . . - - “ ’ ns : ; > \ . ‘ - ' ' ii her Dat bes es ce os ; 0 J ombin ion mals onl} } by 75 , , rm. fiat bya i ; 4 . ncore Di. ‘} rom i . - ‘ ret lag . a ~ TW ar th . 5 , = as . me . i. Ww re bE » ue ‘ rhed ‘ “on 2 mart all . a8 eee bay _ : z Lt ; - NI B-HaLL MOTOR CO.. Een. i ' o> ; —voll goed ; . res’ —"- a9 9 Euci : E . a} iei c a ; j sd 4 SSPE ae ia cating Be eat Mek Oat WIPER AE Bie AS oe a arab Ets thle Pm Se a DRIV EN OO MI oa” Te — aus ry | oer a gite2 , r ; ‘ -* ws ) * 4 . . a+ J zs Y j t e. Mattresses. complete — dy? = E: RT- rua & imed oa : es 2 nD ' L Dt p J ida ' ; at SE £26 = ARE YOU SELLIN NG OUT? oh ary nee. —ii soe — Roadster ARMIN A Ria gti eneeuiaunssiehedeetaitiaatancamanitidaris canthinnninanibiattee inet ARAL eI PB 6 APG 0 Wed —Reguiae — be orms arranged ash today Gig ——— ¥ ORD ee » 4000 rile; ~ 4) —- ore © " ot extra, $. ~~ -o# SQ, ne, we ti— oune. i new eni OS worth of extras. Box @ SOR D—Coup . i 21. newly pal Feed. 2410 S Jefferson. oe ape and Lr ace — “ gacrit e. ion « 6a erat teat Woh aie ON AC a oe 1 sci gle BAM Maen ea ine ART epahe eeheagir ae en ee eee th RAE ECE EE 8 BO AAT perenne : ’ . I—Cs ' VEpe . many extras. reasona Di y . “3 on’ t ; Tr F = "DD Lew ; y - on 3 ‘ : : wx . . Tia dt . be > Fis ‘ - > Vx | .¢ : ‘ a : t .%? n and eas” Tae /~ ; ; : ~ . 4 ndia Deal vane: Pr - : ORD W = : re trad e 1888 3016 Locust - ©15 re i | by, 2 at ter meme te : . _ ~ . i . . . : - FS I “ae? > YL ' : ‘ . mes es 7 ~ : b's Bat ~~ A f RAC rE > BEVRVOM sSe£T—American wainut. 7 7 ‘- ¥ 2] plete $90. 3507 | Lucas BEDROOM SUITS—Osgk, 1 davenette. 629% , , ; ae iinots i 5 — | , Ss oe ~ a ro : . = sim parimeor Cabany DIBHT. 2 a : PU) rU RE—Hiz? « HALLTREE: ard? nd , rni wt 4 sizes; new and some oe ee . . 5 at _ ; one ; — | {31 “tine BEDROOM SET—5-piece. 5: hall tree, - Page? > Sma Sk gag + pieces 4 we x rea SOF a re. Monday. 2801 Cass. ic };, except: nai values. C tes rrr a +: a ‘ae ot a New and used: repairing done. Ji 3 ee precht. 2534 Salisbury _scongoieum rug. wardrobe. — ifax 11537. | i nniatnn | - net {EATER : ‘nis Martin be at a ans a - = >= chs pag Panwa compe é ‘ Se F a si > PORI—1920 coupe. fully i biG, M si .Te—Wainut. “ost SiO. se: . i : : al 2 7 . 4 : u: " ’ p| , = z - “ i a Al a > *or : om ‘ VAWUit : : [NOUN ’ » , __ const *. n _ trust ae. dbarga: a. complete $65. 3740 Delmar _ tor —— — moth am. to | :. | HEATERS—2, Charter Oak and Moo i oo © . | ARGAIL ring-Hall-Marvin Co Safes : | ———— re Ge SiCWORD— Coupe. 1971. runs BE Ritts SET— One-third cost, spot L. aE se . ~y ~ ou cD» ' - ; ; ¥ Deas ; Pen: enliedl ’ : a ae ~ a ces m “orm pet. x) ‘ Pr Rel! 7 , : : 5 Se ' iast. 214! Morgan. - aectelienseielien _— : Mm nts of 3- t TF ry ; 1 =. . ee . — - : : . oom - eG .urnit we SAY tune - ——oe . . wie aan” , aa ee — — = —_ } LAL. vin st iv . — — . : ; 4 - su , : ye! : f WW. 1¢ 2 =f . 7. . i 4 x F* RD—192 39 coupe: - ‘ae " - Bul, period. $100. bargain __ 3507 Lucas a —* — a .iR ; ae ' I ; ' "3153 Cher ' SANITARY COUCH—Fine and reasona od -~--apunaeglimeaniness a aa es ae so ——— ~ x Ri) Wee . ine. 1221, peered FZ ts - eee. HEDROOM SET ruge. good ice! ox must : » . tinge Ra ae ——— Soe / ie ' ee ew ar 1A ; : = a errand ~i ‘2? puit : ie” ag — a __Seil; leaving city are Waverty place. jc} 5 _—_— tn ern : 7 , , — oe iH ZSHOLD GOO!l ; oat rife STHEROAR ee ee SEWING MACHINES . exch ‘ ~ —————a ; i922. — 2; tL ROO 1M sv 17 re—Wi > chifforooe. wal- “ . * ‘ w & . . tlia i a 4. 4 . : . 4 = \ . . ~ ° o a’ 3 Lin = = i "1 . ‘ 71% . avois . - Cyr = *y oo "ee as - —— - ~ saan - — - : 3 - ; o Sg = he 4 . ° Ler ms. ade. : $65 r sai r f = . 3 - , ay c ‘ . > . - i a a , . as new tt . . 73% ete —_ . ” : me , ‘ - as = oo™ *. - mk a- LUFF, goog concitien 7 mut. | . rugs and refrigerators. 366. DINI ixG TAB —— — ' FURN -E— ‘ a ae VE—High of : = rn _ oes ai. : — | ———— 21. oe -_— , A A und : . . er : ef - “= 5. - - - . mous ; a : oak ?} . > —— . , , — . = . as +S e : tar} ’ —— : : pep “ ~aneeen A ta —Ros “tater er team : y ; - f ; Senook sti CITE—Oi a ‘tvory : 4 ae Ba ay _™ nate ean mation ors . , ' . : - . : — pom . fe ‘ 2.3 . Bro .ar c$¢ a , > Be way —— —— 7 Be po cas. a a 5 . for 2 on Dorris stake cea with vanity dresser; “ _ | DINING 1 ROOM CTT! am ’ si. PRS : ire. party it ¥; Whi ¢ ; sae a igs eae gpm see ggg eng o gt ’ - ox suites - . are ik® new: , . r ‘ , . ‘ ‘ : : ‘ tea sens \ ‘ ru ' “ Je! : on . ; : ae ; ; ete Be. , agi 4 : rte “ act a i) i rT a. . ' his . : : 5 — i . ne BHEDRO®M Ss St "ITE —4 1 sic have " . —— Sart mman- . .- > 7 “LITA LS “as " eames ee, oe ig Ford Dealers Atten > ran : - ; : sy . ° moseppimenens , eS ‘ ae : ‘ : : A { ima =r. vs . - ; ‘ . eek diming-room suite. new pS . nee. wee i , = a a , " hy STOVE 41. ; ‘ : : the + rnd orar -OOr "ee 2 st %) , — a — . ae all ‘nal si FPhene Sidney 606M. DINING. Roo M SE ma , oa : + Chea > SS - . — ; ; ; . — at. : — . art = aj ) "a be seen M DINING-ROOM SE ecnsaee ’ - " . _ : | ; /= ~ i deed , - r tal oh 518 ¢ . e.evated ga ana rit : ak en . e AT » furnitu J AI ) “a ra rop “pat —_ ee man =e 1921. starters ® in) > : aho MINING TABI E—é& so) = Saeaes — : . a i De 3O° ¢€ ted gra’ é . ’ 7 & : U . lien ~ 8 ; ‘ ‘ > - . f ? - ‘ . - sts Js Vise De 7 : : rungs ~.9 he . , [ a2 & bat 2 . SoOmon 5S ‘ ‘ "A \ ’ “RIN = y re ; = 2 Li mi = =e ‘ ‘e . . Sou! r pn one Bent ton 1093R ——o eS —_ +... : : . . me nan star , :, ; } : - : ta - : -“ vs —— BEDROOM ‘SET—Mahegany. 4 pie es: also ec ~ = springs and Mattress. excellent com n. ve S Sise L.. makes stoves 2 rorth i. « ‘ . Sa ston tr gen ae ~ > a tment speed American walnut, 6 . ‘anity 7 Sn 4 a aA ;, ICEBO?! : i conditi "S45 — , L 3s ,alke P’urnitul 7? ° nen ane o> — ——v? > a a ened al ; “e m sd Pronk Waiskh_ 4913 Dei mar. and chifforobe; real bargain; : $135. | nxt .)@6)3«~! uhh cme iT Ce mee = —— . Lil - LIST § | «, ’ ’ — ; ; _ % + So —e. T4l SS. Jeffersen aden 1" 1B h bed. oniffo- ~ Re OM SET hair and rocker: $125. Langan Bros. OM os : ies : : : . MAC! und bobbin, 4dror ' . . : te model; © an Ww ashingt m av. . aaliees i : - “ vs , q é ‘ ; ~ ves - ~ S rT 3 . a : .- _— a = : ¥ tnintens a _ : . , i ” S a . } " : A af : +2 = : t d ‘ z 74 running cendit ia. BEDROOM —Compiete “Circassion ~ walnut: | GR — 5 st. Dookrase rary t ed}! —G ; a ¥:' SULKY—Childs: c ~e > oe a in a er ee oOureau. chif onier, Creessing table. chairs. : Ta. ment 1 ' coupe ifkee Drauss bev and ‘arpet itke new 3867 ‘ - : s* a , : \ ; ‘ . I ‘ . “VD 7 = — Sosgate we . _r ea? ~ rr ItfTreccas +2 ; , . _ . _* - mort cage 44500 Paw BF. 3 i. ¢ , . Nita Di. evenings 6.7 . me. te — alice idiiieiaaaleittimc : ri RN .E . ne : ~~, al ct pho Sundar . oe += te la ' ae Marae cami =? . io erg + ’ he _— _— -——— _ ane ——-— =. - : a —— — a nw SE a ” oe och ee BEDROOM SET—American walnut. con.) (74, ROOM stn soc ¥: | pele r XES- zes. new t used :. davenette * fay aftern Oc Kers, ves, gas res and *“*' pn gyn a ne “0 “will pay cath or sell o ten Zo 8 ORD 2 1920. Siste of how -end bed. eh: nm large homes " inate Ve 8 , .a p . , ‘ Pen , : 40 ; , ns Lt Louis : 7 rt ry ; 1 ; . ; . “7 _ pt . ~- — ~ ’ : . » uOran ‘ ; . | 4s tes aupe . . oa . and %-mirror dressing table: almost ; a ine ' late a pr — tner a? i whoieh w ii Is rand oiid a 8 ee . - gow cea , 7 ae > . : : : @e j > i] E Sin vet " : sa An. S13 8 i4sh a | ey ably polished. wits a a a8 : : : : be 8 eet bargain Keiner’s Ware.) - "ann me! ahogany livjng Toom Of at Fiaieus prices. A¢ hairs, i of, chiffonier. library ‘STS Wisco = eee BEDROOM su ITES— Bea utity! American . a nichiniciiierictetommetpeiercssninie ; . .s avenetie ge: ae 11 N Vand nt ¥ - Papin a a sola —y = + ie, et bargain. SS N. Vandeventer - oo : minim sae Rieflina ‘s euthorined F _wainut, aso brown mahogany. tty di DINING ROOM SUITE—Dak lavene: ' ei sepa [32 Maury. | piercer arco neon ABLI i chairs fc mmne rden fe sali -\“) SEWING MACHINE S: hutti- GET ( ASH FOR AP ee deniers, 2341 S.-J img suite, handsome living room - blue gus range: sell reasonabdie 505 LRN -eE—M vz froz a hon “ cams pecs: al - _ ‘ole os: Van machine’ ome rouwn« shin: one ! ic | : . Sesenoeet-tabie, player- piano. , Enright. 2 - . househoia f ; —_— — + pee, —— leventer — —— _ >) uaran . a3 Winter wee Sel rina : beautiful rugs, etc.: sell cheap. 1 DINING. st ITc—_Fror gee : st be : “an , O23 ’ — —— . a AY ee yaa aor ee gma 2 ] . St ‘ . a nae : . ‘ : 4 : : y . aivers ‘4 - bs : : ~ } _ sees ; . : ’ M At "HI NE ES—Dr pnead ; ' , * Th iges e* iil o- - 4» 7 4 v in 4 = a? ‘ : eC wa ; ‘ , : 2% , ger A j * es) rn ‘ . : lf oth - ‘s $5 x-t : a oo eee ie 3 BEDsS—or al! kinds, up-to-date Simmons ——— i-new Si: “a ' af? c . . ate + e-Lt 74 DT - : - re Oa md j Yelocir For t es 1T i} ‘7 ; my 34) 484° ~asto . ' G + tter : = ro atta | and Smith Davis twin size and nice full sR ua os 2 ena Pores .. RE wees bee cae 1g Male ™ rer 7 : “7 7 . : 4 - oor. or time. yree. auth Ste. _ he Bama Boye Saget these _ yet. : : ; le 7 hai ers e : } as LOT i-sk ; : . - — 4 = = eae Ma ee : X rane sit. ‘ % if ‘ 2 , . . rable = mst : onl —s Ces : For rowr car - Satten* =. : 1 a F: rT 14ts w ines + . 2 PB. Se _ , . heft coll : 7 > 3 tac ehrt, oe half the price; have new : t . DINING-R _ , PCes OSCAR r , ‘ Ss. punch KITCHE LBINE’ @ metal top: $29 - : ; a . on lnc FOR - . - iP YOU ' ) sf sewing machin . te ae recon es tome and new mattresses of a!) . yt 10 x York 9 Wash st ‘ "LEANER 15 {is- - Bou Naspmeeetiod™ x > oul 4 one rep a“. 0425 N Say feit. ope of the ‘argest sanitary : . Pp - ae ; ws fae ' i ‘ } > rTIURE ‘ , -ts . oe ° = . =, 1 : Te de _ eee ‘ : se T Te yt) Pine aw? 3 im) Dav-Beds ai i iS. ri Ln a . oe ee hr, SM SRS __ ee aT? AUT" MOL im St. Lewis. National Bedding © Cu! DINING-ROOM Leonard frigerator rst ‘ su ser ha "frat > Selneieiietiiatee " RIES eee : = -Sanecn bene a ae tia ’ 04 © E PATCHER : r; Wi 0 : ste at at Levy Bros.. 311- 13- 15 s léth st. kitchen tabie. curtains d draperjes ; Spc RP crema 0 alsa -8. * 72 ! e . poe VING ROOM FURNITUR — ARDROB . x. O28 ? °4. va eo $88 —_ ~ Ramanan $3 ; SEWING MACHINES—wJone hemet!*ching ma- pe me snoe-vpatchin ; talioring ma - two avUtomobdlie-tep sewn machine Open Sunday morning. and eve- li d G img oo a = “ Cy inder Grine farenette suites for $84 $75 er. long dobbin, $23; Wheeler & nc thy “MODERN aACToO iroor: White. Minnesota. New Home i123 Olive a? ‘a i) DAAAR AAAR AAA AE fetta a tabie, incidentals; 7.50 D SSER—Wailnut. wardr -Al_condiGon. ur place to rice our conde berore Paying, | ‘Ne machine icebox” Si WASHING MACHINE— Water power, Gee- | STRNIFUREContenis of tinue = oS ae ay 4°I7A Greer Coifa. : 5273 _ts 243. f ae Lin 141 > rake, n Lisceu eve thing. of cit , i lst floor north. . ——— — -_ + ook ren E sae ao _ . — ie tie on o7-de- eaaper— Run ners, ail xi nds ri ' . . 'S— sis 4) ‘also : te : ‘ ‘ ton, . Cor : pane ac ~ “4 .18 oe . + AD yg splay - —- : rt? Hs ; ~ ee & : Radiators Repair S13; TxlO. $8; I2xl4 $15. 43 . 32-6 . , ‘lime fans: bar ti event Franklin > im rus. x! viz rr So a gw Tig eau" =e ett at aaa ; ; ” ee mo” , Exchanged for New nutnre leather seat oak chairs t a ae io 5 er Er at . e ; - ; ir Vols ; ' . : é ms ° rere ree i ? » - * ‘ + : > ’ " “ ' : io é . - " - i | ; . -_ * ’ , ; sae Ses fos. A) akrar"tle"tr peek: aeseeeeee ata | ae ON Se mee ae AUTOMOBILES CHAIRS—Beautifiu tapestry armchair. ais E.. aacrnic ea +. - 2B ce a e a wg — 7 * & ———— pletely ‘s for 2 7 ; seer to he 4 ; aes i . : . St¢dner 283 ae Ser | = | arie4 Sie” Gea Gade will sell , ly used a ~~ —————— Solid agate fic line Owt-of-terwxs South End Hardware Co.. 2 sTarot “> hein Citens cele a ees mice Sa St ont! any acne Wg Wy om... . oe orders £ic. Daily or Sunday. Min oe 3 . FaN—Emerecn electric ch: elects 2900 , 1% Ji. PAINTINGS Py larks a * an -,eu0T~n — ange — : Boge 2 _ “ J =um tre énee Tiree or more is re gor 4135 Ove Sa Se. om | | , rom ze | vaean| sertions Ic per ine Gacownt Linéoil_=610. Delmar = Ae mri tink pies gmt fe Ament ~ 5 5 aw ee ee CR ee ae iy tS 7 “4 aa — Psa ean tims — GHEFTOROBE— One-third cost. for spt PIRELESS COOKER Dupiex: @ holes: used GAS PANGE—Quick Meal Nigh seen eo w: also G-burner a 1657" nae- | combination stove: en very ciate @121 Michiga: am Ay Cabriolets For Sale cash. Hast. 27009 Morgan. : gece, bargain, 85700 Kingsbury seat condition 3 “tt 3341 , } bie. 4747 McPherson. ; es oe 0 ESSEX—¢ Driau i9cl al esate : ‘ ic) : : re: ateia ads . oR a3 ~ — . yee ESS — aOrio.et a ® a : . oe fl we +. best, 2 : ' Pa Rlyr 5 y= cnweeiiineme tk - 2 , A 77 WAY -HINES . + y “eg a eo: , , , : ee a ae 4 FIX Tt RES— One set hs tric. ome set com- with t 52 e eee : Q orn r- ; : tterest fo ° Der't on HOUSEHOLD Gooos WANTED i . tun 44 hades pee ¢ . . 9 ‘ : > oa. g . ~# ’ : " - ; - : ; ; ee ROBES—Sampies, cak ana mahog- cali Moncey a kL neater. 3:4 ISA E Ps , 2 Tal aaa een a = ~g oy : a — ae " Eick ng. mero & walnet. with mirror >. 0 J = ae RANG -P ue en eled ' a > ai ; 4 7288 WASHING oo eo Se high FOR HIRE—(me-tom truck amd driver, 0 7 price. Levy Broa. S11-13- OO (3 lews av. ine con 5. 915 N Broadwas ss | — a_i . ean ei A price. Shee tee, 1858 1 } av, _ week or contract. Beaten oe CAN 7 U BEAT : ‘ aa hair . aa Sep ing. matt th G LANG E—Quick Meal. nee | ‘GE—Blue enam Charter Oak, i a . 3 k. Loute Welken | NDIA om FoR Hil ase 25 Ford. $1.25: rd Cee cK CAB. $170. an 60OCUl chair. —___— ’ vinirenne ne $15 . oe. 2 Yhio av. S$! . egg homage a Tpe‘e. comtents of —— sie our. th iver. sne good ‘ree good. See SRILA Micsr Fr, DING RET. ‘hea p i; i “ a a . : > Cygne te " a“ . . . ° ; ; oi .* , ma. i : 5 (ot he 4 > . aie aie i. > \; 7 -. . . “s " ~~ x4 ~ 2 > . , 4 ~ a _ wy oe . - . ° . enisuaall lante ~ , : : ‘ a cit a - Pr a pene . os” an a os. Set _* POR H. RE —Hauling wanted ed . , SOLTHW EST NASH J . awn wing, ali PURNITURE—i6 a , cha Warehouse. 1211 N Vandeventer” - : ee ae ee on WINDOW. EE week. Monday. Wednesday an 7 9 S885 Garfield (cl) Fi RN IURE e217 S Jeti . : pe ~r — 3 > R GB—Cor bin ; ™ new > ee sation por »- . “a cDERO! ta — Any me at . " a! phan=_ Seew. ne genre | te a 3000 Locust Sst. Se Gass eee rugs, ete. cheap ¥UPN: TURE—3-oom cath ? and enan - 558 Bam- RANGE — : , : (O41 7 evr bid & mnis Bre ~— —Trucka, = end , a. mm, fa Con Dt spes Fer tule GHIXA GARIN ET— Mahogany ‘eolonial de- a a Rs -— Piano ee i tn GAS RA x. co aie = ab ; . —nrigh* . . ; — > — $$_$_______" =e _—_ a eeneeeemenemsenstitentnipihteiaeeusneinesi —_ Br ta kK. — aetie four dea.ers _ 2 mene Fores: CRE—S4y worth, Si a week. 4008 nabie . — sient ae7 (GE—Asa he 4 Mam | s FV . Sam = ume aes ; ag, Byes: : . ~ 7 i 7 : Lait ANGE—cCali rs et — seemenn aaa = ali age at ; 7 . = ; — = . : , : : , = . — vl : et See" 3 -| BUICK—1918 coups r = ; ian it ae x $t3 ch . ‘ - =. a - ——— * LE ne car t yea ? i. ceaditien. very rea- re ANI Tt ac_ si xb ta pe Je “=i ie Perdinan: — 4 SREAK? ane SET Wtd.—Wicker r.; hear, with driver. $1.50 Der bos " — 7” on. whit in ta: 2. ines te all n ke — 280 ~s3. 7 miehe « oT igi3 Olive Bomeor: ee SE ~— > gh met ee = siiiaiaeamineiniis a — sit : ee | me na. furnish? righ 3 | Centra! 7 PURNITURE—Contents of fats. all or par S$ RANG] : , 7 ee _ca _ 30 _ 3740 Deima: 7 2 an iD ‘the Baa ext of FEATHER BEDS Wtd—Live geese ? ——_ Bea: aati 7 eo. mm _ & ha baston > - , > Tomy : “9 o] 4 fA NI . 2 Ro Y : ; pe ; a) #. TS<. prices range a | and down. rar 5Oe to $I per Ft RNITURE—suvers: ° regee ee SS . Tro’ x Gitix toma $6 hed 2 chifferebesr. geiden pillows —— Cewn comforts made to order and vrirtrela S855 Ashi and F sen he . Nata ? -: : - 3 ? chi rl ler wr duel — Cs IZSil Biddte 47 FERNTTCRE—Scme antique Apply io ta i | 2 : : tar eli Sark | Marke: . - * ~<a ; - ; 3 on ats - enim | =! ——- wn. Ft “RNITT RE ‘y or “rr “4 rons fa: , rs ~ <- ; » * 2 ; . . y , : ; - . - = * rT RNITTR!} ; Call oe ion Jar 3130 NX Newstead 2 : . ; : - i yee ae ’ = RNITCRE—And clethin che te “a 3 &. cheap rt RNITURE “Wit — any kind ro fe arga i JERS A : ~ », ” * Rr Br ‘madway s ene : enamele: 4009 M | Tl - +4 , -" oe 2 ots) Yrnow- on & 23 ; . Vee Dive-ename ed - 7 . . os ; s mt + 3 =r - -_ ®. CMe. 7 ~- me . a2 Saaging * _, — efere ~- peng enastotaps one mane oply 7 , 4 ‘Neosho. a ; ' cCenten ts of 3. reer flat : j : z t: : ~ . : Ka "1 i'GAS KRANGE—White 33 Bis! an drace " i ag : , ard even reculater « ' ——— ‘2 ~ . hafrs. | te shert while . $15 = 7 Ft : ha RS—A few samples cheas a. in ony eos - si ES a pth eX ™ er-me Y — “ oe aT : ; " iT rae ” orazce a “~y Cheuteau. Grand 250. Victor 744. - 9 : EW bg MOG oe

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dishes ios ne ¥ ¢ x -_ ct i ee A A A — ae ee ——— ee a eS Jen te a92e, ? aug vist | ____ 9 1200 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcyc cles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. ___post.pseercn, 19B —- — : DMOBILES - AUTOMOBILES |. AUTOMOBILES ¢ 2 - ——eE-7”™”- ) exchanges for 1. = Coupes For Sale : te Mm) , - n Se ee Ae ‘ ——Accomac. me GMANDLER—1919 coupe, sn first-class con- | nme HUDSO: For Sale Roadsters For Sale_ _____ Roadsters For Sale o | ____ Roadsters For Sale Sedans For Sale : Touring oo. For Sale Touring Cars For Sale Sport: 4. oes yy ; good paint, “ova tires very e% | pD > , . "ieee .* HA YN ES—1910 Mummy roadster, Just ' = : - ~ > & ; aBy | SO? > Bor )DGE—192 0 roadster; excellent shape: oS IN Eee OLy, Cau) , iles S — ndition, is : a pe “condi. Colfax ac St 4 : = Missouri Motor Seles, 5180 Delmar.! Mode! good ‘ N ( ‘OU E E | (Many extras; cheap: trade; terms. 2506 new, only run a few thou sap . es tu | ra er pe. | 5 RD. Sed — first-class condition; "BRIS OE ouring _ first-class condi- err ROLET Touring. 1920; f ijloring. ; 3 255 51. ic) factory ceri 925 pre By Bomont 580, a. Cash or terme. eee | live a or = a Be ‘ McNIEC » $55 akes it ey y Rae a ET WkNi)MRSON ‘wCTA L—Speedster Wire | Iam: er gene adiator, ead. . -. ye mal Forest 2551 fe) entral 4793. ~ Oc ust Fe. Lik -Most beautiful 1920 coupe. 4- HILT MOTOR ERE DO /)DGE—Road: er: late 1920: looks like HENWERSOU! SPECIAL nom Je ; excellent paint and cor . . —— —--- 5 : ee s ift roadster? om Fe. passenge’ silk velwur lined; eXtra tire; _ Fore st MOTOR V., 3015 Locust. ew +600 os. ‘. Weliston Auto Sales'| . www se ve. Ciassy, v~s : . =e hanicall y Al a gou'-looking none B oe — “e + can, sale model: excellent condi- aoe VE-—S yen sedan; 1921 modei; '. Sinden | Sea wapiniel rarest bargain; $1185: cost nm al HUBER MOTOR CAR C . Ville F. Haupt Motear Co $700. 2925 Locust. Bomont 590, Cen- Lion Sony between 9 and 12 «. m. . 0) month Co “i 500 E ? ic) ’ a Luthor >, , touring: new paint: S850 1817 Rusa ‘ Soe trae wae ace this; $24! . terms. 1A } . . — - 'd.—WWill take lsie } as.i0Th, As Part . rit, vi) ' ices. ract'ca - . ai n | ; "year ,; Sunday before noon (e4) r, dri . 4 £ MOTOR Co.. i. Tt ‘ "geod salee cl ee , ee oto gk* map —ply Y ime car: — : - wili sacr ce , > ‘'e®81ai0ZZi. , ‘ dus ' shoc} . orhe arg steering oo: \ : +? ve Se Tee - . » - — - me ~~ iD an ru T: cheap. 63 . ttra * od Block payin ‘ill trade ~~ 7 —-_——— — . _— , Ht DSON-FRA MPTON - aan 3°x4 iay . Laninment bie re- é . IST ER STI 'Z—Roads er, 18°!0 bhearceat: ' =" ny RD SED AN, $450 {4 —light six: “excelient ‘condi tion: ae tan rear » , WwW) rive Ps Month. 4 q ; b—1019, #-pass. CvuuUpe, sinks vs j308 : : — , , ms > iar die ; pgm tho INC ( - N KO ) A] 4iv ry little and in exgelle eo ditt = Fes es; sell cheap or trade. 3500 Cass, : maa " r 2 9) Li ‘ ction ; \ + r SHOU . yy nt t ‘) Pp _ IB. Hoet’Dic, °° «eke differenat a 625. Delmar 16911. ) Bomont 3100 oe Tee Locus. pede, Ome, Motors Snow. | teak th us to be sold and price rizat for muic rt, uacd 6G months by careful owner ‘K -~ — 56 | CHEVROLET—Touring, 3, 1920; : . 1! = re a 5 Th —— os rama * ; ~ Central — ; + TLocust = ; : aa Re F rfe ‘. mdi ig | ee 7 sale. Ma, Carths " Roum haste "avs i 4 j tr mmir g like ~ Hi its of extra equipment a ~*~ 4 {700d condition ; ‘cheap. 1210 : ning con litton ; S$. 00 cash ow rade : tot rr Gk— cheap a bP nes ne ‘ iat 2 OK : ; or Do t ral t ~ aTe i fing ' ; Dar ga ha a lip’) a Eu lid For est 626 - . ‘ P Cail eariy: this spi \e and Fe pan Ford ee lan : ir iteau. ss * pee a terms Are Locust; open Sunday ic" “ s1n04; $30. cae : pe ace a S. PMs BIT sE—C oupe : ain aalien’ aA Or od iS eT Cal y all me cane A B015 pats TEMF1.AR—Roadster. 19°17 7 - nh Bell quick e the low price; conv aient) BUICK—4-~- ylinder touring, perfect shape: : CHEVROLET—1921 model 490 touring: Al 3] Wair in : try ous i) i : ‘ oo or “sacha ve : : no 2! {) frTms:; open Sunday rea i b Argain $10. See thie open ali mecha nical: } : : ep DWwright TRYAY 6F laa Late 1920; dandy shape througho } t rem} ar Locomobile Moto Oo : WILSON ‘OTOR C ' » ~~ 2 r . : : iwi riwa in paiding- Oran: > or ; ’ —— Eten. ay wot ° oo { . “=e ar oe ’ ‘ ahd a. EL d io , ” ’ ' Sunday. 442° “ ce thehe 4 _.. DRI\ EN JUG MIL ES “wih tages wl 29% i own of the most economical! cars built: terms on _— : pa et new tires ive. (oR?) ; AR » S921 Loe ~ acaell —- 432 Olive. es ‘ 3 98 Locust . e538: viinder coy; Coupe. ; lhe Dort coupe, 192. ime wheels: O0- as | trade pe 1 lin ~_ 5 Open evenin gs and Sudays s- ‘J tm mp . , a , ,~ NN Oo4 "EL sei Sateen ener wane a rn : os — - : ‘ v=) . lt’h Latent mode! > pass. touring: nm Cc ‘HEV ROL E71 ~— Maby gran “tt rurin ver) r ‘ ’ tay factor) guar untee car re posse ssed bis rs | t “ 92 Pee - it rk ND CITY al’ eae "OOF Locust st i ie v4 ' - - = 4 ton)} ino ; che : £4216 ‘ ‘ i 19] — IRD SED AN —]199] = cond! vette : ust adn “142 . fully geod condition: ioe a new) on y B4im 7 . : 2 ‘>@ ‘r) ; : ’ . 4 sit } is in , ; - 7 rs a 4 ; -CVilT fay ep 4 / . . are’ i : ; = ° a = .) _ U i Tereer oren , av sun av «vite. Casini or terms. x tet i> bed Sur wy, convenient terms: e j j rer. : as : boi ts : PS nent: Pag ay vation 7 s a : : s - ae a FR inn . -4 A ; eo ; — ' —— teries i é Ford tires ee Mee . Driven Le SS Than JO00 Miles ouble gnition; rebvbulit aj" ae +a E375 ~~ i Let: ae t = E ot ONDITION - PHROUGHOl 7 — crt? (>) a) r . a ° aa . ‘ . a P) “ - »y* ede? é » > ; SIIPELNew “Yee gs WILL §S ACRIFICE OAKLAN : = a fy h former owner’ , fe ecepted iss {Y EQUIPMEN’ ~* 5 B CICK—1922 touring demonstrator, $)44u he a 4: 00 Forest ‘Park bi. Lindel ; t on We est ] End > | SeCTRIC 4 4 A aya if ~— ‘ _ 3 On account of ‘sickness om th explain TIT satisfactio ' an save ga! . " wall] nm let 1919: henuti- VEST Cs —speedater ClASSiest Car in SPEE METER. OTHER re a Al “x. “A mechanical condition; good tires: ful'yv Jel rn ar 4 —pcnee) : ; iv Post. nd ‘ ps re ne apt ai a ee j ©. ( hea p> for Cas Grand Sie at 0s . . ' r ; nreasen list 71 f , ; ¢ . oe : cron : ; i sacr f , . su YF . Shaat L691T. . ? " vr nS AS NE WwW . ad ied a , yi ipped ; cash andl oar te (pen Sundays : ( Hk V Re iT. Oe Touring cars: ell models, we 4. — Hii khest ish. of Ri iILDSMOQ! 1} 6—!] ’ ~ ~ ju: enough to be limi ci venient ta ra de 3° caston LOANSTE RX F “3n90 & asa = TIFUL CA RE P QULET Aas Nw , nul Ruick Co S37 N. Grand av are authorized dealera. “ar ib M ni e, w q a | wen 300, _ See £ guar gE ep : with 20G tires, $300.00 toon, bal- Tote an acer - 29°” RO Templar Locomotive iv ; : ' os! in . a op: h/t }i) ik ‘ ’ ie 2 pp me . . ao 9” 6 (c8B2> | *T) evenings and Si ind say —— ‘Ga 26H trade terms 2506 S Jett: rson cash Naty Tempie. . . tr rade 2 Soe . ~ : ‘ ; , JOURS AT j runs ; . ’ ‘ . ran , re ~ e —e " _ - . . bring Quick. K ij ight Ade ntar | aes ESSE Ww ( Ol JPE race sm ‘ er car Oy CA Ps ewiaed a ah ’ ° terms open Sunda ry oe , ister: $f 3 208 S. Jet (‘ql} etween § and 12 ar | NTYV 3410- 18 I ocust J . ss & ruring car: eood cord tires: two FL, INT Nie TOR i "AR Cco.. ai ~ le- ' Be IVERLAN D—Cor lat m. ; , bn z — > led Manchester \¢ ) y a 5 - ’ re “oO rner AR hw d.—. Hj eN-pPracds , pri . «1021; new: ly painte a: this coupe has the "4 naiti on mus L@ fe to Tt? vin a " ie 5 Fa “g,esiest , 8 pes ot De “or : " ae 5 ' ee ( )} EN N IG HH Ts Ss AND SU ND. Ay | Rn +4 oo ng 28 for FP rd Uwner, CHEVY ROL, ET—Touring. 1 ‘0 this “bea ut! Box P-580, Post = atch. ‘vate body construction; tires 90 per cent, reasonable PY one Sidney oS go a EP 25 E SSE X—R adster. 1920. san as new: § ets ea nment. S)9S: worth $850; me saat een +. ful car looks and runs like new; had very td.—Now or ured. lat — Piecior. 1 like new; small cash payment. bal- |. Dr Hamburg. 2295 s Be vch : vire wheels, cord tires: very fast an ea! bargain. Mr. Peters, Motorist, 183: ne For Sale | b422 L INDELL BL | Bt ICK—New mode}, @-cy!.; paint, ton,, [little use: sacrifice $200 today; terme 1, late m iodel: y = 12 months. 419: 2] = rey : oF . : 29186 Enrigeh = n eae Run . 3 ancdiiel ' in aan . | motor and tires as good as new; must be 3855 Garfield. Sa See ignt 4 : , , ¥.-oG os —- 273- ir Ee SPR ES; ™ — = ro | Seen to be appreciated: cheap; we CHEVROLET—Touring, F. B. model: sew me my oO . _ at ms 0 j Pulilm 4li iD trade. Bx ee MOTO R CAR a - 2601 Locust St. §patch } muit 3441 _Juni ta Sidne 5%: , i a _ Sidney 24. cou. paint; motor in good shape: bargain. “ord ay S nday I 1 vening in ae . ster J .* ‘at | nv ' ‘ >. 4 ‘ lf r: h ta os — — = su ba. art evenings ah : ‘ P. 4 . Rnaadatd Or oo ‘ ce . “it . : , Gi Ss d s . . Seb —cous oupe. Ne W | — nner wen an _ nen “Be, "sigan: team — in good shape; ardner © an ‘KS—Two new 1922 jatest ‘tourings: 4- BIG FOUR AUTO .. Chevrotet Deaters. a ne SOS N 174 ve ' td. —Roadste, , : _—* : oupe. 1530 | ae ~ & ‘ heap 9509 Greer . sver, cme er “Mach ine Wor ks, Belleville $745 j e222 1200 ee ee Jel & 3 PORD—Coupe: 1! 1921_ ror 1926 S. 11th. ‘T CIS me aggre mae | Bese ' nical « t 7OOO miles i tell SBSR a (7) ; little palace on wheels guaranteed for x yin eae r ~e - S wndee ae e.. ne 2 a ~ = ‘emple pl. Cabany ; tnt - : CIS MOTOR «| Rr FOR Speedster. equipped with everything Ot’ ee ee ae we ied CO Lt i iniceabinatedidiaid naa ‘ hie ocean a papi may » st ouls; terms or rade.' otorist : aan UP Are, Regu! en Oe 4 § foRD—Coupe; 19° (3 model; beautiful car: OCU nt 126° tt : all Granda 72 nd iH I e LA > gl , Se wm Beng to, a 720. firn ‘ eae om- Show, 1824 Locust e«t ‘ = \ v aR LET — or ones : 1M: 20 model: new s (Wtd.—Regular su ' a me arranged ome nt a | on Mo | , ‘ , 2805 Locust s erie Mecurtey See SLOG et erms. Open eve- op; looks and runs Ne " ; ° is rrangeac $116 ‘ass ~ rfl i ‘ = 4 ecu waite ; 1 “ . whe ® bale pas PSh today SVT “ste. thw — : aml a+ _ FOR D—Roadster; starter block: dandy con- > PF yg - Sedans For Sale bUit K—o-passenger. 6-cylinder: motor in ame 6 OP, terms tf desired Chevrolet Betati %} /0 oupe 3 = i 3 ie" 4 ; - Ee a ee : Mol ND ‘CITY, “AUTO CO.. 2007-Locust_st. perfect condition, new Stromberg carbure- Store, €300 Forest Park Lindell 700, 4 joupe; rum 4000 miles; very clas tion; $166 $167 -McPhersor fi ME -OHUS Pi lok ladan: like * , ; ‘ _ ‘> TLRS new, trade, “™ 7 tor, Daint and seat covers —— ‘ally new Delmar 6 fe da ene Ne Ww TrOMdBt: y — Gelivery. Box (-)>p sedan + fit qztra. SI43A Neosho epperaes ai > FORD—Runabout 1910: cheap silbere ' | sravois ; , F Ls . ost vim ey 92° yA ” > ws : 3 “ ‘ 7. a , ” = . ‘ : : =, , ~~ tote ; ay is almos new w ni . . A bargain, must be sold nday: private - —— — nee aie OE oun aes . es j oupe, lf new; only ~ weeks old: : little 4 ah. nage _, Motor Ca Sy NY Grand y ty MOIN—Roadste! this al is Limos le Ww ~~ , ma : — W O Or e a S Ae Lid 3B CHEVROLET Touring car; in | pay ae = dee dG 200 eet ter: no “es of sere. Box 0-37. P.-D.ic) | Open er ning “ as ie iS Ol os 1921 co SEENON MP Pee and has many extras; $1400. Moon Moto | ——Laa ts lel sedan; 5-passenger; A ji A ~¥ FAL. Sunday 3110 Elliot. | ~ condition. eh “ar S0O05SR —- . iT) days Ln his rm un ] = “oadster; verter ‘ondition; ee ' . y ' PO t 3125 mn condition 44 S17 Russe! ( toth 19° ne ith « 2 ck abs 22 . a 334. " newly painted; guaran- MOUND CITY Aly CoO. m uy ; . ad ar Co., : } Locust; Pomont 3120 n Russe! | le. iving one with ite see —_ - 192 2 BUICK TOU RING | FLINT MOTOR CAR CO.. pithd, 216% , VUUIES traded teed. eps: &. og =) nd ‘c) : , On ! a unt 7.) ~ , ‘ Ving eQuai es ene ‘Ss, 8 08 . ~ B pens been driven less han 400 miles: Pas | 47 14 Delmar Boul. 037) 7 _. rast — FOR b—s ipeedster; classy, 5; $60 down: | --—; icter: Inte model: paint. tor 1921 BUICK SEDAN Feect chanically; terms on $450; open | $80 worth of extras. If you are going to buy ' CHEV * pe, | 1920- me . + ‘venings, Sund: a Buick, see tsis car and aave money. GIB- | “4 EVROLET— ~ Touring care; 7; all in good TOONON Aen emma Dy apd em pes tate tpn = = Olive. 4 FORD—Late “couve and sedan ‘body: beau- eeriand — He Inning 1€\ il: 42qae 3 jive SN SRS 52 oT . 7 } , wb os ven VI , , > rllent condition raAocdt = } t 1 : ; , » SUNGAYS. : “i ber ete en ‘ally Boed ; 5 ts cheap: trade. 0906 S. Jefferson \~ : >T- ‘es, upholstery and mecnanicany food Ig ornate ate eae SG yaamt Om ‘ re AUTO CO., 2007 Locust st. | SON AUTO CO... 3120 Loe S: r; tew paint it Vi ES “ one — | ORD—_&; edster. S48 down. bal: » S100, sn laa hase. $500: part time if “ore ires: bargain. FRANKLIN MO- —— —— - = _ | : AL 'TO CO.. Ch Deal ae = e8, sacrifice, cheap; terms; ud baby nG weekly: trade; hurry. 234 awe wanted. 3804 Coo . TO ‘O., 2217 Locust st. Bomont ‘DSON—Super six sedan; 4 toors; 1918: 1922 BUICK TOU RING 2224 S. Jefferson. “ta “eo Sunday. ; Well . ‘ * ; “no : i good roadster and differ Vveoa — a , , n @ av a) ADSTER Wid—wis, PF % : class on oboe With .- th - . 6 Easton oe SO) FOR D—Roadste Hriscoe touring rood 4 — ' : — a — | 2617, Central 2596 / - . ey and 491 Sv 3008 Arne r) “Wr vs for AS, ——H many extras. Ward Motor Four: has 4 re wheels 5 goad +} ;' new at a | rs TA9A ississippt — “1918 ae ar ses ao 1207 Chestnut st a Fe gre gent nearly new ‘_Priced substan- | HEVROLET—1992 touring car. superior . Ne y oe and 's almost .. gig A oh ives ee allie f se ‘ss = . a "1 -y MERS—1918 sedan: a real buy ~ ae laliv under cost Webeter 7069 ’ model, run 1500 miles: Mon - 10 electric equip- RBaco tds ari w —aa and | 4 -* , baby 4 coupe. coms rand se - oa S: Sees es ister; brand-new, immediate ce \ S ) _ Ss "625 Dalton 38 LINCOLN SE 1) AN Reis 7 , —~ | sgtrator: can arrange terms oi we = Re. Car 2nd tandem a ° e350. term sees 1 37 1: 3 - is aaa POTD: | 7 small PPLOtyy iown. bal: rs i 4 om - -——- | pag shares rips sires aa CHALMERS—Sedan demonstrator. o: Ru miv a few thousand miles; perfect _puiek | OUTING, 1920-k-45 a Tarte ee Forest Park bi Lindet! & . ~ ae a aoe. t er : - ’ "7 2, .) "O10 W ashi “ Or p— (Oa >1 ‘ F «!. i. I : in ’ . absolutely Aas £000 Aas brand new fu lly caoncit ane cor =} derab] ie discount off iat a " , . 7 - i : ae cm) 7 > . . . . . " ° ntti . sliis ; 4 4 : “ve , ’ , > = Tf | mode eg ? ] : m : . 7 S - ° ‘J : le 4 f ata e ‘ ; . . . . ha ~ — trade 19° pe, 1922 @ . today: cash or terms Lon ? Sund: ivs d‘int ! or | r? 7 ine ; Tria! : i i if i All pri ced puaranteed VA ard Motor ‘or i 30 16. Loe ‘ust McNIF\¢ FE. rate # M' TOR ae 3015 Locust r E P AR atts ate A tys | CHIEVR« M_LET- 1922 touring car: used an and pay cash ie” gnarch Motor Car Co.. 1312 S. Grand rd “oupe, single six , “ , ew top: cape megies Oven Sunday. ae Forest iN; ¥V “ALLY AS NX ‘ey | Gemonstrator; guaranteed same as new : CSYT De imar, _ Joupe; 19 FR looks like new; per- condition; ca e seen at 3032 oF : ‘apin roves, Mo. ( ST Ss ( °( Ss +| CHANDLEKR—sSedan: late model: Al con- M WE —Sedan; 1921; need cash 97 df : .ES: COR s gE N car; cash or terms. td.—Irucks an cars Will pay F motor: sacrifice: terms. 3713 Cass : ( iE if ion eo roa: ! sacri fi heat > aU i 1 W BE: , N A H litior Les 4112 West Pine aes 4 Z lence A. “Wet hater Webster 964W ‘ ROUND: -E > VE é LINT MOTOR CAR CO., ' hea or , ee. —"e se Or) rer “O41 e . eerie ae eer = — h. Deeds Auto Body Co. 106 . 3 &—Coupes; 21; like new; big bargain; PAT E COU PE terms: trade. 3! easton — 3000 Locust St. CHANDLER—Sedan: $450; Chandler coupe 4-door; like new, | 7S ~ 8 ee 7 CR “g!. S288 Devaar Rew. — att. , Opposite City hall (eo?) terms; open evenings. 1323 N. Gri ima. «2 1920. 4. FOR D—Roadster in saaiad ‘onditio FGSO “31lo S. Broadway. (c) $3 ; Maxw ell sedan: 1917: runs good; ee 4 ARSC L aetet: a -E, A: T HEVROLET—Touring: Hoech ‘mage’ ADSTER Wta Ww ee |= t Fw, passenger: pais Wt eX. S ma ae a rc aus rr ’ ‘ieee niv $172 17. R ssel| ic : : ; kood tires; a ver? snappy car: S175: = ith or Ww ithe upe; compiete, with extra trim- llent ; ; 4 x 2100; terms. SO: at . *j2 S Y s% é ~s ° ‘uewe!: . - FINEST NTE . . body; Imust be stnout ae cellent mechanically his c sed Car value! = ‘ 'D— Roadster; good r ing condi ( HiA NDI E R E D AN : ~ a a ‘ARANTEED M‘-| terms if desired Chevrolet Retail Ste-«. im jate model with good as new. 2606 Glasgow. unequaled in the cit See this jue) FORD — Roaister: _ la 4 UXURIC (AP ANSENGER CAR real bargain; So. 00. 1817 Russell, 1s ? SL IGHTE ST USE: EXTRA TIRB mar 64 (ei av " gah Fr reg? RAO f ‘ ar 50 Ht B ES -R Miy mR A R ‘ *},° : f re? $1 10) in*: y S80 & Le , ii 7 - *) e KI E ’ I ; A ). + A “Et RIE: . | é > with starte ry) thee . = "Te = Pa aes ~~. . rORD—Speedster; bargain. 4014 S. Broad ron nditior hea 3l Keokuk st. I SILENT AND POWERFUL ‘ . . Post - Uispa' * must be” bargain. ¥ Pou ‘21; ——s condition; $425. S¢ RIPPS-BOOTH—1971 ‘oun bea utif! wav. eipessee sie . 1 : ; = ° . Z s ‘FiAD FINEST ‘ARE: $275 N ASH U N LV E RS AL, 3410-18 Locust cood running order; thoroughly ove. U R 7) AR — aie ic - ht. ‘9534 Salisbury. ic) car, fine condition: ai esesn” S an FORD R 4 - . . mani : (JA KLAND— Roadster 1e \ O 7 604 Bate . QO . , Nj rht 1 S | ti Le sits \" top: runsing beards and fit . : id 9 & r y eanninn I ewly Dainted:/ bargain. 587°? Juli: ee ee ont ae was ar- spares; will sell reasonable. ) sat , en i Ss V : cash today Ow ing 1. with 1920 coupe; fully equipped; ~ good | __” Da lian. exin: S&S5 800 Gravois 3 © eR adhere ers NT ERSAL. 3410-18 Loeust I must say this ts the best ~~ } £ and oundaa’: oe a ——. today cone ape and d¢i oun Ve , Pit . — talves: mOtsover $250. conditon’ must sel): barsai n. 5341 Wells. | | C4 ee sedan in the city: seat covers Morita: nford -- . Ha’ FroRD 19? sg ter a rt 1 ’ : ! ! ‘ ,. , = “> ~ on a IRD—I1920 roadste good a new ; ‘ — " 6O48A Delmar te) d.—1p21 or 19° re (7) FORD—Coupe. 1921; runs perfect. 2410 tw i adi iC2rns ETT UMS \ mia? rs tires and paint: $150 "1516 ocus + Oakland Roadster- —Late Model Open Nights and Sunday | tires, mew paint: a rN NOH pass. BUICK TOURING —— “ be oP mw ee ode coupe ce) ; dis NS Ih PAU dw AWS i : - : . oa ; 5 bs ead tr _———~ - . —— ---~ \ ry W EST A (*¢) \ r T *? ey Y ‘ Pin KO0d condition tind a ba . | ” FORD—Roadster. 1918. hassilers ‘uns fine Jverhauied and repainted, | ' Sodppade ngs CHES ROLET—4-door sedan: rf ] 90 sf I | H a a Ve S . " 42 ! INDE ! L BI tires: terms 4011 Garfie! — MISSISSIPI I VALLE . MOTOR CoO perfect condition ; bargain. 4°40A Blair. NATIONAL—Sedan, 1918 model; 7-passen- dark maroon; nickel radiator; new top ( hevrolet- -Late Model Touring ages a c99 in good condition and newly paint- and side curtains. Stop light, bumper, Overhanied and repainted; a aH inex -— +--+ ' a. ———— > bd ut model, with starte; FORDS—2 poupes: with starter, $2 50 onchh. and 7-passenge ae cra “tee Villiam and Mary a Carondelet Motor, ?7 S. Grand See ’ . d Md ; a ‘ ie ! a ilng roo] d N . rf . r ] ——]} § gidiscter’ row - > ‘on T ; oe Locust st ce : . trola a Value S400 4°: 37 Mh deren Mr. Tobey. Aes La eeegs sh ach ic) E W ELL MC 'T ( IR ( A R ( {).. r RI E co A ego eee Co 4h ne on = | , \ ot : - —* : ‘ HE . “¥ L E T. lan: 19°0 “model male ‘ : ‘ in bhi > Seqt uP ped w ith ern coyV ore bought Johnson lock. Fpare tire. mounted, pensive ot * a har regain. $24 | FORD—1921 coupe; like new: perfect con- “621 Locust St. DED Se eg a ag oa 7 DMO. Se Se tee ee ect condition; the ideal family car Ma Pah: smaller car; will sell for D1 oy asin) ||| With tire cover. $300.00 down, balance MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR € — “dupe. 1091 ar a: roadster ’ dition ; ee: trade; terms 2506 s corpse 2600, Central 2775. | 4. “oR sd — “3 S100. 70 a ee " he tern hevrolet Retail Store. 4300 Forest | 25 and — a. ve * —— —os ae 10 months. Bomont 25! _ 38205 Locust at. cc 7 vivalent, in first-c)} Sah ty | _defferso (Cc) pen Sundays and Evenin van ade 2, rat AD $b.» _——- : ‘ar Lindel! TOO0O Delmar 64. « OAKLAND—Touring, Al condition, HUDSON-FRAMPTON ‘i a | : niditi Ti, —E - ——— ” — a nol s © a. - gs. — > , | > ev F a sy) vy . ‘y - be = Mit, PO —_ ee ee : wun — e: nar _v . ) cs . : ‘ $9 Re fot architectural ices; beni i © FORD—Coupe | 1022;. $405; looks new; | VELIE—1921 model coupe: light six: cord | PORP—Roadster; good condition; must sell; | OLDSMOVILE-—S-cylindear = ehummy | toad: | CHEVROLET—Sedan, 1920 F. B. model: : reasonable. 4011 Garfleld av. salad 3309 Locust St. 191: a C hevrolet Touring, 9 Afdress Architect Do}. - 4 hardly driven; terms; trade. 25640 Olive. tires; looks and ops saniaa like new car: en $347 ie Es — ow car: beautiful. renickeled @aaiat Ps iy b beautiful job; plush upholstering; really $1000 SE D AN. $5! )5 5 Bomont 3100 Central 7430. SAINT LOUIS MOTO® CAR COMPANY. - : Q De Bees 2 _{7%) | priced low for quick sale. Velie en « FORD—Roadster; late model; cheap. 701 on piiiinn. weak woe 4 Ne “y this. $456 — Ala- worth $800; our price, $475. 3916 En * ar ear eae tenon — . 2891 I. Upon Suneay. vit f Roadster or in ar > FORD—Coupe: 1921: starter, demountebles Olive st ce?) Washington oan : fee right av Makland, 4 leag new paint. seat covers,; CADILLAS ar ee ‘-P Al condition; Ceust st. Bomont ive Or 2-ton Dorris stake truck in’ gin : 7 7: “he inet pene —— pe wa an Er Pe nang - - “age -' good tires, motor and car-runs perfectly sacrifice noo Box R 30) Pest-Dis. r ’ , haa ee | excellent condition ; 5 Fisk tires; new! » FORD~Speedster: hean ash 49 : 664? > , . CHEVROLET Sedan: a good car, in excel- *® elo : —- = = _ h t 7 or wi | geil chea; 4% 1) Fs painted: $45 0. 2716 Lafayette (ec) V E L IE ( ( Uv I E st e _— mer; ca | ae oe ( Ndsmobile 4 Roadstet lent condition: $150 cash, balance month- (| ?°"™' inspection will prove this " wonderful ‘ADIL L At ‘—Touring car. just like new, L1evro € ouring x paimec: 2 . — = Sia av ‘ _ . buv: convenient terms; open Sunday. heautiful car. only S 700: easy terms; trade. Very late 19°0 mere Newly paint ed, fi rst-cl ASS Shape mechan- a ~ : nt 9 * - : wh Ant , = pe om nan rORDucknpeedater oe a ie Tord hacsi (2 \ odet— Qe] i . ° > nf WILSON MOTOR CAR CO., 2921 Locust. 3518 Fast ec - ; ; has oniy been wu fa rd Deale ‘TS Atte ntion | a a, {SONDITION ; CASH OR TERMS | jeally a r os ab! - — ns ne 4 TOT Doin Movs hn Cilia, Miata wits : " Lat | bas, , ] roa, 2% i P t - , P $175 Have been completely overhauled: burn- real bara! Ni. ( “all aftr 804A { ‘alifo: nin im . Awen “ = = 7 : x, oF see | | e : : = ( am j a Pe ™~ ,. I ea ‘ ae ein ‘ r ROR T ne ge ~~ Maition, carry same ruarantee as new passenge r’ sport rrnod le} v7 netor . saere - hie ih od td } Mode! nuet bb lers: 2 a + gs ry a 108; Limousines For Sale ‘ORD—Speedster; underslung 2822 S.\ wit FINEST CARE: LGINAL OLDs, | Be ae ‘ oaned jon automen:' FoRD— 1020 coupe: exce lent. | ¢ condition: an : I ‘om ne excellent reasor eas ae ae eee re s. ce. UT RTT Jepe wey IT DODGE—Sedan; 1920; excellent condigion; at i te . - : ‘ : : ms t . »t] ai ion: . nse - & ii@] i il o) | y | ter 5 4 : q%e ry ; ee hu i q7Q 2043 Lafavette rat S: 3 (4 ) ati rs r. - COLL N a : ant. aol. fAvuty Auction Cie, J Tully equipped: real bargain; $395; terms is n be arranged if neces - : ea PARE AW . ESSORIE WONDER- 6 at aS latayette. Serene im 7 MISSISSIP P i VALUE uf MOTOR CO., (" ADILLAC — Fully equipped : ishe: ome A, BIX ' r eae al — are row WN Taented. o614 De! Imar Cc abany 263. | 1c) Wa 7 7 SS, Cabanne 63: aR. FX RD—Ro aster r, A “4h Cn a3 I, dass © e ' > LOMEONE DOL; E—]9°20 sedan. excellent shape: Romont 259 3205 I ses. st. (e7) ~ looks ‘zood a. ibeon a re we ett btn c eeaeneenneeER * ‘ , ont oO , Iring . o ‘? et ‘ in ft é + adie.(c . 4 banefon wig : we as owe . - . : - ‘ ’ eu i. ar - ,/ ee : nt 3080 during week. h nselrmann top > at extras: cheap; trade; term og: | OL DSMOPIL E—Sedan, 1919 mods!; first- perfect condition, $1500. For- DODGE—Tourine. 201% Obear er DODGE—‘louring 19206. $506 Ward Molo: Ta tht. - ae { bargain iif ‘ash 2 PORD—18): ape? mot del cou oo s 4 ) ) f rst C 1s3 re TW. 1 st Jo f , ley » Ae 4 pe: extra ~ equip- —- ——-----—-____ - . si on > . Tr e| {}- ( Lek & ‘ . Freon . runat out iJ) Food eon lition ment; speedy delivery; used two WEOKS. ¢ "H A L ME FE. ra ssen Ke ~ . r iim ° in fine run- K en RP of ~ (er: E tee 1 mod é ] Skoog > N ‘ay E RS ad. ) u Je c O ‘ -— , ~ ~ — scala ape; lik ac,*i1 .ce. ty and -_ 7( 19- W. ( > Car can e seen ar Prank nk Walsh. 4919 De! mar. (c) OT er 350. a~ -6 Clark av. stad sell ¥ ul . , = . Soe eee Open Nich S and ' unda V ] ODGE ogy ort oe Gan ls ‘ ron |. 65 é— = — i . — oe ) it I t. ‘ , ae 4 - Le 6 ; a rill pay cash; no de: Ss. o ; —_ — — —- hig 0 30 ,ocus Ipen Sunday a” | DORIS—Limousine ith extra touring body: FORD—Roa dster: fully eauipped; cheap for ition: A + = . r > ‘ . “ phy an — a OB OG) a ‘ 14. ‘ - ‘ ( 1 "7 : : wil Sian a PORD—Coupe 3 anally cee im, go0d con- cheap. 2541 Arie: ansas aos 2 eo || _eash. Velie. 2938 01 ve (cQ 7 21; 4 Locust. wae = et OLDS. SEDAN ADILLAC OO GE Teens roadsters:; cheap: terms. ic: » Schultz-Ablen Auto Co LIMOUSINE—Peckard, 7-pass:; model 18:) FQ%D—Touring: 1917 motel: good rubber: } | idsm 1 Ro ad | | | Runs fine a is priced to neil today | cebr'e_ Motor Enles. 2520 8. Jofterme ll, in exchan; FORD Giuse: late model: fully iomad - good paint and tires; make good se $150. Albrecht, 2524 Salisbury. —__ (c) hUNY | That looks like new; seat covers, cord | McNIECE-HILL MOTOR CO., 3015 Locust. | Dé iT M E—Touring : good condition: eash 05, J arat 17184 Paw ° excellen: pe: nin er aiti Uily Tae a “s » a) ‘ Call he fore 12 or after FORD—192 on roadste . BPD n . CO} liti r) Thi rr) ug! ’ rebullt , refinished {n f TH A'T DRE A \I tires: everything nice: cheap. ; Be orest S85 a df bh »? loc nist. Romont S90. Centra! 4 7 5469M : run K condition. Call G an . 418 Im: un, °”q floor east. , 35 Cote. Br lliante ic) beautiful maroon: 5 good tires; has ” — SO) rT \ rrr . ‘ 1920. . ASE SP¢ RT, ~ $92 5 ‘pol GE Tou wing, in good shape, $350. rine iting § bes a “rages f PACKAR nee passenger limousi ne, moe! I ‘ORI —1919 roadster; good eenditon: $120 every appearance of a new car; bears | TRUE WITH \ . sf [ T H \ ENT NASH ( QO. 4 ae Toughborough av. ort case $4: 5000 lor Lone > 7% % PORD—1922 coupe; like new: used ents 18: motor, paint, i , l in good shane Ollie E Hernt Motor € 11466 Olive § (e) ont ne : seninitiethiais $750: cash or terms. 4 4 3000 Locust St. Disteel wheels. new paint: car looks like DODGE—Tou rine $465. : 83490 Hord > oo RS V dd —tLate mode:s *?1% ; . a ee, can be bought cheap. Mo tor } new battery. sacrifice . “ Cc Ai be Ft RD—Lat ea "1990 are aa Decks r v hee I oa ] IX ~ e hs Mi BI ¥ E “c) — 7 . fo 7 new: “oT. a ace” MOTOR CAR co ‘ ‘olfa x 17 7 37 ° ” - fev ; woth a a Nagi . es Co.. Chestnut. Open tod: c)! fo 2 or a 6 p. m ) 2, ) ote ape a ew ee | ot. e | ‘-ERLAND—1917 model sedam; cheap. 136 ST. LOUIS 3 nnn | tied B ts) hestnu pen lav. (c) fore 1° r after 6 p. n Ad | ' ndition : ote -& Sant ington. Kirk- 3101-05 Olive St. ir | ne 1917 model sedam; cheap. 136 °801 Locust. Bomont 1262 ” | DODGE—Touring. readste ers; cheap: terms. sy if Moehr'e Motor Saié«, 2! 536 S. Jefferson. ios ode? cash fot xe]| On consignment s bine men | = ; —— . 2. cg oer renga. vf 3 r. ’ , : 7 ~ pe sarah | a — MC Lamb, 4348 De T ye Grand = Sa ae . , Bomont @2R811X. Central 380. | ui es YM pe rg: 77 ay CHALME RS—Sport mode! touring; must se! |‘ DODUE. Bly uded 150 ede me car or : 4705M. _. Seeman Siam: | oe) | ] IERC E —ARR( WwW LI Mi Uv SIN > F ono: 19°" Be badster med cs sta 118 Open Sundgy 1 P. M i ( verland Late Model Sedan today. Olive 8210 (*) LGE—Late 1920 touring: like ne ' ¢ vf ? runs Ww ie .% $5 od ymountables 7 ¢? *y 7 , : ¢ ; R s?e mw oe. Wade j — first-class condition: very reasonably * we cme v sith Sats eee : Al condition. Good business or pleasure CHALMERS—Touring: fine condition: will of extras: haap. 1817 useel). fe: 17 — 60. 1460 Laurel | DODGE—1920 Lourt. the | b ~ es ia right. 5 715 wi ons) ; ; : ; ; : nein ; w | PORDS—Coup pes; 16; $160 to $410; terms. | priced. MORE AUTOMOBILE CO., FORD—F — - Dal Riverside S&9W. NAT J ss Perce eaeee ? ‘ + () —_ OA ifter: ’ rcp PORD—Coure. late model; standard equip- | 6 practically vy new cord "8; fully equip; o's vena Sete hc iia ( om thaw Dan wat , ‘Sains ' condition CADILLAC AUTOMOBILE COMPANY. ton racetrack. ss as Hi F AID. o I (> D—Speeds . run 100 l : bie Sac! i . ‘ . . . - DOUGE—~Tou la te ote el: eS Ber | ment; excellent condition; one only, $350 CADILLAC AU TOMOBI!, - ‘ “OMP ANY, “en s ut oad . ¢. ‘Co. 3901 Del- Sion dite Gane: ee waa Tine Dae as Se oe OCR e | 399 ? Locust et. CHALMERS—Light six touring, © cord tires; | tlen Gi " ode * m ; 2 cond). ith : : Liberal pricea far cars gee =. Haupt Motor Cc Oo. 4166 Olive. io) 299 lacy ist Lis ce, ‘ : zeeaerer . “4 19°) { that ha # had good care. : % 1922 coupe: re “tires and lot of = = ; = : _ - . ~ i. og" wees rum « Ss: owner lea ing town. Call ‘ a ¢ $450: terms look this over. Mis- 7 art ge © A, a one, $370: part ree 1 apd entaget aon , wu elient condition. [_ ‘eo new; only 2 weeks old. Grand TORD—speedster, nothing lke iH in town. ovERLAND—Roadger: economical little car: efore 12 p. 1 7064 Maryland souri Motor Sales : “ore : — | ee a umpers; Car new. yous—commission —short margin. | d : ic) Roadsters For Sale diesen undersiung, sa hee!s and top, com maint tires. upholstery and mechanically : _ — : — aint: new a a —— CHANDLEK—Touring car; 1918 model:' $650. 2716 Lafavette ERS 8410-18 LOCTS sf wD See wt. “B iv h > N.-HBran ry new beauty sport model: pie te; a bi rrain: $250 cash. Forest Ras vy ; sot tine tad 3R ‘ k huss - hc "0 7 od 4 ane 4 nen paint; ¥ like new: trade: terna. 2800 (yravolrs DODOGERS—j]O1LS 1vz. touri#e No HGHTS. SUNDAY. _ _ fe69) ffne condition; bargain; extra tire: $1150: terms. 6160 Bartmer GABSM 501 Min © Sa - I Pees is A (cs PE td dae A Me sh A — 1920 Peerless Sedan ( HANDL EH—Late mods: fairly overhauled, from; come ace them today: om tis rie Motor Sales, 2520 &. Jef- Cabany 2909 ic) Fe ‘“ORDS—R oadste rs, 4: SSS to $235; terms - y ERI AND : : Fl ' . runs good ‘ ~Db—Sedan, Vasa . etc.: extras, Looks $325; Hay nes light 6 touring. good con- un: terme 219 Gravois. is —— --——— _ —-—~- ‘ Die : n OVERLAN ummy roa: ru ou, ine + he 4 Neos! iC 4 os - " airl g and Painting z = wad | BUICK—Roadster, 1920; sacrifice, $650: Riefling’s. author ised Ford and Lin n i, — * : : pas J143A Neos Ty ——— Refinished throughout; your opportunity to dition, $250. 30 29 S. Jefferson. (©) DODGE—Touring car: good condition ae ‘os . 192 1. 2 starter and demounta -( easy terms: trade 3516 E@ston. (c) dealers, 2341 S.. Jeffe rson. 'C) - +} t lers °U . ar ike new 21 model: will | secure this popular model at a greatly re- CHANDL . R—192%. 7-passenger egy oe el radiators; everything. 4003 . : a’ ticut st x - li mo eer ge a t it; » HA? om Wants repair work it = monthly payments, . pmee a er apareupaear - PIG oe TR ATTO CO,, Chevrelet 1 CA ! =i 4 . 494” 1 os 2 duced price , = om § ( 6- ads . sg hane FORD—Roadster without starter; fine me- | 45. ~ aiiiniamedan na 2 jay’ Sunday. = kan ern - she . ; } just like new: will take stnall car in trat om Ri , is mine; F work ‘dein. , y Hall . 106 S. 12th st., opps. B er P onli adeter; first-class shape. manical condition: Jooks almost new. Cell * 24 8. Jefferso — be ‘ust like new: sacrifice; easy CADILLAC Al a ae 46 22 Locust Bt or terms if desired Call Lindell 3566. (-( | DoDGE—1921; touring: excellent r ante. ore * 4 a ; ) ‘a eee ne rest “”] acust st. yoo ot - , ’ - - . a - ie ; ’ . st 1 er. ctl j aw —_ BU Ic K—1991 roadst er or} izina! t Ires. new F “tee iW. Se a - sitiaied + a wT Some ee \ BRLA N i ind . re : ny xg aii . = n an k ‘* O1 6 Eas on —_ ——— " ‘ HA N I LER—Touring " 19 20 ort " 7-pas Jottereon. cheap: trade: terms. mdi r G di ee Pract cal y new tires. paint: first-c lass condition 1009 Walton Fr ORD—R: adster: good condition: bargain, wheels: motor ist overTriiau [. oe J i ay 2] -19") sedan reasonable. Rj ng For 9499 . iF INDE L : BL. eenger: refinished in beaut! ul maroon: , aNes pe eS. rin Im % wheel, clock as , c an poe . calll Sundav. 7724 Devonshire av., Shrews- lent car for $1793. est 36OS8W for annointment: Dr. B. 4 cheap rent; cheap price; $750. 3016 En- DOD haf B $$‘§®Weedome ; price $350. 7445 Elm | | BUIC ae "De in mechanically per-| por, Park, Mo YLINT MOTOR C AR RORT Sed 1990 Sundays. Clarke Sc Tipps. Booth sedan, like new; a real bar- right av “ sein. aaa tn 73°" awe ent & 7 repairin ” D2 Vv. Map ood ect rh oo elmar _ _—_______——— - “oo —— aie > ieee Sel ‘ “OR ])—Sedan 0" open ( ond like ; ai 0 ' ” , ~~ = . arga 25 ‘~ Natura DER a twee 80). : se . Benton Sao 7 >T tom | ) ' 0 = ~ og sor = cae : $1: Gini FY RYT bmn St eedster; cheap: S85: Ford Hy 4710 Ieimar B Motor (Co 11°3 Pine ee gain S750 terms HANDLER—Sport touring, 4920: S-pasten- ‘abany A774 Forest “073. Delmar 2052. (c#9) . | coupe; wonderful condition | eas y “BO4R Ridee $X5; terms. Moehrle Motor Sales, 2520 § : FOR D—Seda see this best buy in town:| § TU DEBAKER—Spe fal ix sedan: sacri- : on Locust st. you wou rab it for nenmaes - NG wr’ K w 7” pee ee one ee “ey . i t will trade for F — ; 5946 . = wes Jefferson avy. 2 oe aeons __ fe) Ove rlan d Rabe 4A Ra. ‘ vt roe R29! : 850] . Barrett fice for quick sale. Phone Monda Olive > our price, $750; the ifferent is | e'xood paint. 4nd ear, 1919: wi. wheels, rd gu ; Nod } - -" balance | BU « “K— Roadster e 1! 4116, today ‘+ * 150. W ard F r RI — Roadster: “g004 “eondition . rood tires: '* = ‘ . $1! rete It 5328. rent 3916 Enr'i ght av. | x , v it oN good rubber. 5016 Det. saelt f i en Pe right. | ae Huber Motor Car .. 2601 | Motor Co.._- 016 _acust. only $65 down, and it's yours. Missouri. If vou want an almost brand-new baby 4 FORD- “-210. irst man with 50 xe ean — HANDLER—Late ‘20 touring. - passenger : mar b oF : a] ; 5 . - ~ 2 ) y ‘ Sa if Ps : ay i ’ . : . live £°1¢ Mo rER—L, - te nem ; . Yeen Sunday and evenings. _(c) | BUICK—R — - Studebaker touring; your 2901 Olive. (c42)| roadster; come over and see this one; _ % . STUDEBAKER SEDAN this car in excellesit condition in every | DODGE—Touring ; bargain; $325; overed an . $14.50 3 . : - . fe S350 ay SiMdil RI Sedar "Ul? perfect 65 terms. | ‘ Boo yy make car, OV, fi one; has had | own price; running order, 4420A Arco, ORD Speedster; | snappy little car: in good | first one here gets ic tor uv . elgg URD——secan. runs perfect, $265; wrk Special Six; coppletely overhauled: respect; we can please the particular buyer shape, 1915 model. 2012 Illinois, Granit> — - la pp! | i Ts 2 ¢amount sown, paliance easy terms; mo in- 2410 & Jefferson excellent paint equipped with bump- with this offering terme if desired. } u- City __ Se: boverall $ $7.50. 4409 Evans. he ; wr. 7 unt ~ es? z ba BU Ic K—Roardster. 1918. ult $285. W ard condi tion: ‘*thi nk of it only “24 only $=" ’ ag kera ,e = CO... » Te Sa .. OBILE REPAIRING : FOUR AUTO CO: i etidies a _ Buick roadster, like ne terms. nings and Sun day , oat > I cond 4ition choonahout exceptional bargain. . “eye = ane; a a trad: reasonable; like °17 Loc a ar AR C H ANDLER DISI ATC H | | DODGE Touring: —— brand-new: @ ened : — : \ ? ‘ g« 7. emo Intra o~ ‘ is . —— SS 1 aii i : 4 ae ‘ : eka ° 8, FENDERS, TANKS . 7 8. Jefferson. Open all day Sunday. Buick Road ster — “Roadster: rood cond! ate on, 4 an 144 | Forest 7214. Horn Motor Co. - new. Call 1436 “Hod lamont Bomont 2617, Central 2596. Beautiful 4-passenger sport mode! selling: hon he (eyliede > an | _ and a s ~ $9: ware ~ | ear: refinished in dark maroon; excel- may Perry r i 3 ‘ORD—Sedan, ater? , starter 36 : : lent running condition and 5 good bw your radiator away. We - — * perfect mechanical con di- acl = t tires; Al mechanically: a light- - . n t Suntay honey We make a epecialt | ; 6 wire wheels. new tires, starter Excellent t ’ he z : Ges rerhauled: or ‘] Motor Co.. 3016 Locus Open Suniay. 7 ‘ pen ' odel. a } ORD—Roaadster: just overhauled: or will r _ ; DODGE—Touring; Uke new; . l makes of radiators ons 1 hepa — mane 1 mere =. oe Bo eo eee AC! ard Twin Sel en nsoe wt ot extras: good Touring Cars For Sale IFES; RSS. S RRR ee ee ieee {| ae mm Uke on : Ap2g: | Ke oF ont, 2488. 3320 1B Olive. ‘(ck (c®9) . on tOo0 HUBER MOTOR CAR CO., de R vocke. 2339 S. Grand. Phone Grand 980 Moter runs like new: has good cord rubber, good phint: cheap. 4126 Red Bud. | 471 EN Model 37 touring: will sell or trade _ apewesione this wendertel dollar- gain. over yUEne, 3795. Motorist = : late 1920; starter, can gp wee 2601 Locust. Open Sunday and evenings. (c) | FORD—Roadster, demountables, new fend- tires and paint; upholstery and top FORD—Sedan; 1921; cord aa co ge . . arate Can betore 4 o'clock, for-dellat value. 2 . = - , ; ; I it I ali ‘ 2 = Rn sree 2 (‘ae ay ores 4 : ° fees . ~ HUDSON -FRAMPTON, DODGE—Touring; goed motor; paint &% 7 extra nice car any way yo oo Tr nd radiator: winter ton: new tires; , ai ~¢ "} Ts Repaired, Rebuilt It and 4 ; terms. trade. Morris, 214- 16 Buick Roadster must ‘sell $165. 1321 ‘Marcus av. |) ike new: sacrificing at $450; cash or — , te ake a SU: A; J. Ne ome : ; = ‘| terms, FORD—Sedan, 20, like new; compicte.) aLL_EN—Tourtng; in good condition; party 3309 Locust St tires, bargain: will consider A 1415 N en . ' a ee E 73 Qist s ) {c) “ ourthg. pxchanged for New 4 a: e near Olive. oF m ae { FOR D—Snetdster: sport mode! new body: | DE x - 04 ial me ] g1° g . fOr len \ 1] t. M Bunees with extras 2802 . Compton. Figen Sony _— bs ¢ top. rune rues . ai? ro : " ai acrifice, $150 my Z ande- of : eS ee te _— ete! mn 1enD: rade: ms ~* ' ; | : —s - , an sine al ee uy at our especial © , olets F | lock wheels. immediate. 8112 Open evenings. Sun jays. sa cal nara wali sac j 156 aw tas mn . rade *: aston. —_—ife Pe aw lly | ay | (c) | = -= nemo ~ wer EE HEA ROLE Saag eo ey ee 19 4} used as 6. cia eel ae "or 6 ? > CITY AUT! 2007 Locust. . : - "RN—5S-pase er urir = car: « ° “ ; a MO NI : FORI ae da - —e we at conditi " ] BR FF -ROW Road , BA50 if so} FORD Sedan 1921 stock absorbers . dition O41 He 12th et. ic? demonatrator today $300 509 Dover pi VILSON A an i “tr ¢ | CHANDLER—Chummy; $400 cash Tyler ORD-—1920 roadster, excellent yg «eee mimediatels 2916 Wash'neton fag i 1 cag oo oe r, 5 tires. -- ' CHEV ROLET—Tourtnge car; good condition, throughout: locking whee! Huber Moto bumper, wheel lock, accelerator, 0 ST RURN—Beautv a 6 passenger: 19°71 gotten Kk Mil opine ar £ PO? Gravois “abrivier, “1921; practical!» = W IF d Cc ‘ w be ty ‘ TW ‘ = / * . SR TLD . > yer . 4 : ‘ ) heels, n cord tires; ever) : a 0 or oupes 3 8 Car Co., 2601 Locust. Open Sunday and ERCE-ARRO Ros ister; special in- 3118 Locust st. _ a . model; practically new; driven 9300 miles = 38 to $425, terme ) 3916 CHEVROL LF — Touring: late model; like | Oo ge ou ng, t bondition ; ri ver Yerle: a b “3 a ° ale : mintes ‘ 4 cl " " 2 er tartar fer "* ee : - Qo mn, $975. 3916 ‘Enright av. ay. ES Bt $225, one at $450, on terms; late | ‘ aks wie “Ganeie: 9080; BD me 4621 ae —- ee tate nae cent cae comers & FORDS—Sedans; 5; $320 neal $750. Templar Locomobile Motor Co.. a : a: Aye — extra: __ perfect me- . “Washington POL. . ‘ ~ FE OR] —_ Rodster: an ex ellent car: $175, sted tS ' af _ rth 4059 * ~.. ao Riefling’ s. tg Ford and au” ijilve cm Seen (c62) new $ f« © ive at ; it er Dewn ‘ ‘ome ever and ane = : 4 a ked a “Firm —— — ahidaiinanenanat cash or terms ; ry Die asn Kes } tie ‘ dealers. 2341 8S efterson. ; a. ° + - . a | OQ” CHE Vv ROLET—Beby f reas &. AY. I Y QO y BEAT THIS? _. - CIty AUTO co., 2 3007 Locust. | CHEVROLET. 1921— laasy tote oC exes FLINT MOTOR CAR CO., +. © FORD Sedan: in Al condition: $450. Moon | 1921 AUBURN TOURING, 895)“ running’ order; good tires. 2114 cher. | aveund: gt oral — -* Motor Car Co., 3116 Locust st.; Bomont ypen Sunita One, Set, most as good a8 4 hew : a ires. terms. fra: ! Me Treen (c37) | RvIC CARB. $1 20. 3 Se Brand Ne Fe “di _new { - 47 14 Del mar Bou l. * ’ Ts C pe ay. - _ > el —_ H * : Sa rere sii mv ae > eee , : 2: >= wT ] he > , oT — peed. | Tires Food. See it. | | ’ rand Cw or ‘ CHEN ROLET—191 8 12" jen rae oA op me; a od | FOR D—Roadster, 192 0; has been overhauled Reo Road ster ‘2125, (Open until 12.) ant pO 18 MOTOR “ie a 1262, | CHEVROLET—Baby «rand. _ $195: $30 want a real good Sedee: ¢ only * dition. . ? at and painted: $27 can arrange terms OR Duwwedan. 1920 with | starter and ex 2801 Locust omont down’ perfect; trade; mortgage sale. 23 $200 down, bealan®e casy terme; Re X 4 1922 coupe; assembied only few davs a ako: e deter. 1918: Tu at ave S, \je s bs] r « er os 5 c at at ‘ , : , , - FO ° eee ecan. ~ mt . / ~ Olive, (7) ' Roa Y lers, 231 Locu , . ot ROT : ; " 7] : 2 hase a i aoe — kK aL EF T— vi na h 1 Ford I ‘2 ] gro 1} ining cond tion $150 tras E4375 f‘aron: M >t rT, 3 ‘ RR et NS = - 3000 I S - ; 4 magcsee sans hauled; Rood shape; S125 takes it. 3916 pen NS i cevinnieaesnitageon . (2) ||) aown. $25 per month. Reo touring: Grand. See Mr. Tobey. __ (c) ‘Auburn | Jeau y 1X | cua ROLETS—Iv\ring care: some resi bar- OLIVE MOTOR CO, 2010 W : ‘aeast mt. | = MOTOR CAR CO. "601 Locust st. Euright j P che @ 196 FORD—Roa ister, 1920 R — and de : un ood: $100 down, $20 per month FORI)-—Sedan;: late 1920) model; good Pee Touring: «ame as new: guaranteed by a re- ‘Dealers, ang &. ‘Jottersen a.” hart — SESS Sunday, Ye SS ‘ t rf | V ROLE T—J ust out of the factory; =~ I in les : shoc absorbers: pa ns . , ew ts —_ * . " ie ? * ’ rensomTi ble White House ‘ vig rm ; ter ¢« ¢ me ee _— a Coupes | For Sale d ; Sund day and evenings _ . ” “HE lel roadster, Ss! 0 cash, balance easy it: eel lock: good tires. 4768 te Sat “ XI AT Tt MOBILE CO : a . . . on ihe AROT Pa King - highway. ‘able Ar: ten — r car Dullt in Ke clase: ‘ “TEV Ri LE TW. Tour! ne: late ” model : : —Dodge Touring Ca 7 d ~~ n. alance a ~via . Lincol ‘ 4 pokey PA-H irs — yor - A terms; good ow: @ any terms Johnson Auto 366 ‘ ‘ mg be on nee on for 30 ‘day s and Jef : - 1. rANT ORIGINAL ©0910 Washingten. ; ™ Boul - .Q7) : in ee?) r tlesaer, 6 18 Allen ° Olive s (wen Sunday and evenings fc tter 7 a $1050 by “" everybody | c HE v ROL Er —Tourtn 1920. only $500. Lt TELY SERVE and ene: ( ©7) 3 “4 710 Delmar oul. ne be e SCR HP PS-BOOTH — ae o&dster sma | car; gay aedan gtarter and demoun table eee “ There is no than an Ward Motor Co, 3016 Locust. Upen Bun- | wy | ioe C ° 4 ee _ —— X : R ‘ ; , : - rare Cole area : and Sun laye _— 000d at : ires, ew ' . ce — - — . ‘ Abe t de, balance e*hey tern “925 La- ono Ward Motor - o.. 3016 Locust. . aa pment: thoroughly rebul't . MOUNTA Show, 1834 Locust. iM : 9 CcO., 2007 FOOS GeaPe: Bey ew See; VE 92 cellent condition = tr ilent condition tm ever” # IT? I “. RA Motorist c “ ¢ ~ ™ - M OUND CIT ¥ AU Te O., 3 I cust et. right Velie. 9938 0 An PORD—Sedan: F 921 ‘$: aah 1} Poonam 2310 cust st Bomont 580. Central 4 29: 7 Open Sunday cay ; . * " 9 - . ‘ : * " ~—. _ - — ; a al dj Colemne, fokee tar pistons irst-class condition, $600. M ee 2925 good running orde: sacrifices _for 9800. “=. rr en ae south, 5700 Grevola, Open Nights and nes Sundays. ‘glue a a re , } les y Tet MOTOR CAR CO., : > TERS Al 3410- 18 Locust | Garage, 6316 Delmar. (c) | ‘ ust st. Bemont 590, Central 42 sedan: > | cap. 2534 Sal 1. yen P ’ 4 — Overhauled; guaranteed for 30 days: ex Locust # omont O80, Central 4 r terms. 21°27 Leocur' s1sCOL— Touring car; ch 2534 is- cernae—nvanne wa eh Sunday and evenings. . : ; DpODGE—Roadster; 5 cord wd tires; new top; cellent tires, top, finish, etc.; terme on $450 STU DEBAKER-——Roadster 1918; today, | ar tun: a : ox: eure. CHEV ROLET—Baby arend 1 touring cer: DORKS — 161 oor a al rT) ee —- - . : gown) cornal tion: Must sell today . — a ¢ Vv ©8146 Juniata ahh) ' , as + oo her ae ; " pe. 1916 $140; dow! 7 ‘ nN Nights ¢ and Sunda $30 0. 281 un « Pater ene Sn ae ee ; by a reliable firm Open evenings and Sun _ $18! > Ward Motor + 801e Locust. rORD——1922 sedan, brand-new immediate $300: will demonstrate. Cell fall Sidney | w xi con in sa Li vou. ce sale; trade. ol"s - ce oT ¥Ye , nee ister; cheap. or tra for Ford da , tA pe aia rn : . , , T i | 2 “3 ; 1920, ‘coupe, _ very fire’ condition, DUDGE Roads de MOL ND CITY AUTO CO 2007 Locuet at : "DE BAK#R—I1018 mode} vag) ah good delivery; can be bough _— tw: svn Bae ; Briscoe our ng CHEV Man "Galo; asd coadlin BAe | a a ce. : osia., | ton truck 3637 8 Broa: sway. — : ———— unn ndition good tires; $185. 5614 ‘emt! e Motor Saies , = tag sm arte “4 he ‘Wellston — — pe {cy | DODGE—Roadgier driven 6000 miles: al-| GRANT 6—- ig ag oes gash ort se.) Cabany 2°63 ar oem. nen today i __!*)| Tate 1920; drives vg A 4 im stor. oe tires go0s: at P: | 1018: arent Value $365. most new; $595 —_, pal nm owner. | age 0d De Muth, between 8 and 1°. 6501 STUDEBAKER—Roadster; 1918 model: 6-| o7: pac N—Sedan. |: 2318 8. $. Broadway. ( (c) |age for a year; ona. 3 - im eae tie 8 4432 Washington, . Apt, 1046 Forest 6058J. | _Easton. — speeesesecasemeangpoconngous oni cylinder: this is a 3-passenger roadster: | 2 = Altt | perk: Boece oa stor Co., 3016 Beocust. - al cant condition: new | HAYNES—Roadster. cheap for quick runs perfect; $150; terme. Chevrolet Ke- OAKLAND—182 0 sedan Jan; good = dave 1 7000 and terms: open Sun ve. F atad ‘ND CITY AUTO Co... “Ww Lecust st. \uY HODGE— Roadster : cx gale. | { ~~ 2 LINDELL ke 7 battery i Johnson wd joa" weyee. ome ) Oe, a condition. Mr. Rouff, 2733 | tail Store, 430@ Forest Park. Lindell 7 | Bg te Co., 2837 N. Grand. els 64. coupe; a bargain, $450; terms. ler 2522W | Delmar ries

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MME Dir 2 SYED » p 4 A y na hee . 7 ‘ . : othe : ~ = ~—" ——te * o a» r wa a a a neeissiilis - " — . ‘ oe . perenne — . ectuihereita "tema ‘ Ch SMa Mice es BRET OO ae ce CREPE! ER ARTE Aan, pait are regia Cea sab aceite : . sai Sama aa am TS 8 rads whe), i —— . * vane " oc. SCELLAPL LDL RIT Be NAMM Gl AS oom Eta PD y , s een be mo f. : . r uals a pas .s ‘OMPANY, to sult. Motor Sales Co., 908 Chestnut. | Way. (ec) ae: Se 2 Locust et. : pen today. aii ok cgundiadaebaeer FORD—1920— touring car; starter and oth- |! HUDSON 640—1918 tourin gs S110; rune | DORT $395 er extras; cheap; terms. Hodiamont a? . | good, trade: terms 2006 S._ Jefferson. we a | Theodosia, near We eliston loop — +2 | HUDSON 640—1916 model: wonderful con Touring; new paint, upbolstering and top! (0 5-—yourin car; wes 'p eariman ri } dition; $185. 5085 Enright. in first-class condition; very smg@oth and} + gfe 3 ° : ' anes quiet running; shows that it has been vare-! 1O., “ae SmPRES ee a extras; bargain. Residence, 1740 Dol- ~~. ts S01 Locust s SS—Touring: verla } man. ssaemnheabalivabensotenasee ter; bargains. 4347 Pace. —_— diiasiailiiiaiiccnlibamiitaaciagiiciteitniatis ie een . -nenaer: red ory C on- FURDS—T en ~ tourings. roadstera, coupe, te- “And it] 1 Spo saree Sune hh) got motor; . Al. condition: like new:| an; trade; terms. Andy Lehr, 361 ee: e USC UU SUPE Ci 4 RE ee gs : : Maran part cash FURD—19°71 touring; like new: “perfect | con- | | New paint, cord tires, motor good, oT ee “Tao1 ving. | dition; cheap; trade; terms. 2606 8. spare tire, windbreak, seat covers; a ESSEX—Tourlng; 1921: perfect condition: | Jefferson. (c) | bargain; cash, tinre or trade, ‘ es; ifice; 600. Kirk od | a * ' , . ney L. w olaw oe 4 Ae) | | FORDS—Tourings, roadsters; | bargains: | SOL THWEST N ASH CO. el- ) —_—- ee terms. Moehrlie Motor Sales. 2520 S 3000 Locust St. fers A See Essex Touring Te "| HUP—Touring: $340 2815 , S. Bro adway 'FORD—Touring, _ late. “model; good paint, 1920; newly painted standard color: tires.! demoimtable wheels. Riverside 35W. | HUPMOBILE—Tourine car, for sale or trade 90 per cent; has ote d eats ta of brand- 4984 Tyrolean. (c) on Fo rd coupe. o9424 Theodosia 2 an excelent (| —————— —_——.---—_ - uew, very best mechanically; a FORD—Touring, 1921: starter and de-: HIP oP — Rebuilt, 1919, $95 less cae: * hase t | HUBER MOTOR CAR CO., 2601 Locust st.| mountables; cord tires; bargain: terms. mortgage sale; trade. 1008 S._ Open Sunday and evenings. | 8025 8. Broadway. (Cc) HUPMOBILE—Late 1919 model, touring, ree ee ern ~———— a r omar 4 FORDS—To: uring cars. from “$135 | to $425 food condition: big bargain. 0229 Delmar. ; motors perfect. tires go0d; cash or time. | HU p MORIL &—Touring car; che ap. + all ESSEX TOURIN yh oo enieapgy Ford Dealers, 1418 N. | 41°] Newstead. nr’s RX way (ce) } quar ne . me 7 -¥- 1920 model: guaranteed as to me- | FORD—Touril ee Dh Lk nian | BEET are mode! K. 1920; price right. 7301 ; ' J ring car; first-class condition: . “~heate ze to 2K? (c) | | eRanical condition; 4 new es | starter; demountable’ wheels: Hassler peanchester__ Cahn — 1 condition: repainted dark biue And black: new ghock absorb ers and other ac cessories; $275. | HU PM BIL! iM Sport mod tel; BoC condition; | top; has appearance bf new car. |)! 3456 Chambers. | merece. "8200. 4525 St. Louis. 25.00 down, balance 10 months, 1 FOND—Touring, with starter; in good run- | HUP—Touring; late model; sell or trade for HUDSON-FRAMPTON, ming condition; $100 down. Johnson Au- | Ht 2 roadster. 5302 Easton. Forest 5124. 3309 Locust St. to Co., 3667 Olive st. Open evenings and | HUP—S$950 cash takes it. 3645 Mine- | Bomont 3100. = Central 7430. ||| Sunday. (C2) | wota av FORD— Pouring; Chevrolet touring, Maxwell HUP H- -Touring, 1918: good tires; good up- | _ ———— as ae touring 490, Overland touring 83, Stude- ‘ , Sei 4st lens Snore FORD—Touring: $100. “1308 “Montgomery. _| baker 7- -pass., Premier 7-pass., Chevrolet ma 939A Catalpa st. Cabany J FORD--—Touring. 1921; At ee — like roadster 20. 2821 Easton. ‘Bomont. 16. (cy CALL new; $325; terms. 3713 fe7) | FORD—Touring. 1920; with starter, shock HUPMOBILE—1919 mode! R. beurtnge | pain roRDS-—” touring cars, 1919, arters; ood j absorber 8, De cker w heel: . many extras, new ; fine car 402 a low price, oOniy running condition ; Cheap. — “4333 — Ole, | $275; terms. | See Gansman, 3027 Olive. FORD—Touring, late "21; | good as new: en- 2320 Olive. _ Open Sunday morning. (c62) | HUP R—5-nassenzer i ring + ve __ fine perfect condition. 0 St. Vincent, FORD—Touring car, 1920 model: in first- | repainted, new top; like ne be FORD—Touring. 191k: ‘a. a condition; ' class condition; taken for debt: have no | bargain; $175. 2134 _ Gravois. use for same; any reasonable offer accept- | ee ee oo FORD—Touring; 1922 model; ; good as new;| ed. 3460 Grace av. en ~ ve balance monthly. a a Roe “4h: 36 ¥ / HUPMOBILE TOURING—A dandy cr ning $$$ $$$ $$ r; vou will be proud to own bargain. 5404 Gilmore av. _ FORD—Touring car, in excellent condition: | mera for ‘aiatete sale: 3175 down. bala FORD-—1918 touring; good motor and paint; many extras: cash or terms. suit vou. Motor Sales Co... 908 Che sacrifice: $165; terms, 371 3 Cass. (c) FLINT MOTOR CAR Co., Anen tednv FORDs-— Us imate - 7 oa 4710 Del Boul. (e37)'- os = aa t ' "ORDS-—10 touring ca: some real bar é eimar ou Waa. i, "D ? ,} Tp -AQA . eee _easy terms; trac le 8016 Easton.ic) FORDS—Touring ; one 191 and one 192” 1919 HI / MOB IL E, rR., $595 ORD—Touring car, will demonstrate . 301° ) model; starters; splendid condi: a de- Open Sunda de ay mountables and many other extras; only iT. LOUIS MOTOR CAR Co Sr. en ~| 5 ° Wit) ° 2, 6” VORD—Touring; $125. 2315 8S. Broad- wee. — a. ee out “901 Ove. . i _ 3801 Locust. Bomnone 1267 Way. fey —Douring: perfec ecndition;: -Inan FPORDS Two tourini —— wast Gennes: | lop, battery. parking licht. tire carrier, HU P MOBIL EK TOU RING h 7602: sick rs. x e oupe; | Yale lock. sacrifice; demonstrate; $125. Al condition; trace: te vORD—T i Haaskce | ante WILLYS-OV ERLAND, INC ——T ouring ; starter, Hassler \& as uring: 6 ¢ that are In frse- | 2500 Locust st. _Shock absorbers ; $° ae: terms. 3114 Cass. es cars: m are - inset Bomont 78. Central 4] 19. class shape; ready to drive away; terms. ; Open Sunday and evenings. ee eee ee ~———. -— PORD—Touring: | recently overhauled; runs HIG FOUR AUTO CO., Chevrolet Dealers. ey ». 4207 Sarpy. «224 S. Jefferson. Open all day Sunday. A g § ${2 FORD—Toufing; late model; extras: take FORD—Touring. “Jate 1921, starter. see upmobile reg 09 5 eat cash; real bargain. 4107 Delmar. mountable rims, shock absorbers and oth- | Down; talk about _a real Hup, you should ‘ORD—Touring; first-class condition: must er extras; guaranteed good mechanical con- | gee this one; has 5 almost new tires; motor sell: starter. 4403 Gravois fc) dition. 14°5 Missouri. Call between 9 | speeks for itself; lots of extras; this cir will ee ee FORD—Touring car; cheap. 3101 N. Mar-| ard 12; private party; no dealers. (c) be gt gh of 7, car; Ra a gy rORnD__E ee % Se ee ee ee 5 ® i « ice vue . FORD—Beautiful latest styie touring auto- nly - Day vOwn, Dale y FORDS—1920, $195; another (F285: cither | moblie: de: pewetavic wheels, extra tires, | terms: ng xtra, enarant 2910 Washington ay. _ $1 LOO dow down: trade. leavink. b40A ‘, live. large wheel lock . Shock absor bers, ev ery- | Ooen evenings an i Sunday. (7) FORDs—Touring. coupes asc s-dans; cheap-,| thing, $135. Call at once, Motorist Show, |, Pe" °*venin — eat ever offered: termes 19 Gravois. (ec) | 1884 Locust. Ei 7 ie anaes oi FORD—Tourine. 1020 “ere FOi:D—Touring; in Al condition: this is | IH] bi 1 r q ——. pouring. Deinia ees $250; $50 & real bargain and can be bought = is upmo I 2 OUP. —— terms, evis otor Co.. authorized Fo , | bORD—Touring : early 1918; ood motor. | and Lincoln dealer, 300% Locust st. Model K; good mechanical condi- rubber, ete; $150. 4974 Quincy st. fc) | evenings ane Si indavs “s || ton; good paint and tires; upholstery we ee ! FORD—Touring car; price $175. Apply | 7 ie, || and top above the average: offered at 4534 W. Florissant. (ce) k ORDS—FORDS _ || a wonderful price savine: $100 down, FORD—Touring; in good running ‘condition: i 6 teatty new 1922 models; been used || balance monthly. $85. 8025 8. Broadway. (ec ) | for demonstrator; 4 coupes, 2 sedans, beau- || DE LUXE AUTOMOBILE CO oo ate Sage tiful cars; $100 under list: 90 days’ guar- || 5 ive Ot FORD—1921 mode! ‘touring: | sells cheap. ~ , a eee | 3101-05 Olive St. Mra. Cornwell, 4417 Delmar. eee terms arranged; open evenings and || Bomont 2811X, Central 380 - : wn unday. : ee or FORDS—-Touring cars and roadsters; late KOHLMAN MOTOR SALES. ; Vpen Sunday 1 P. M, _ models: $100 up: trade. 1232 S. 7th. (6) | 3112-18 Cass. i a mo a cheap, Inquire 1315 A ee Bees aiagtiy ~ | JORDAN—Sport_ touries, 1919, recondi‘ioned | N same as new; 5 wire wheels; oversize cords, FORD—Touring. car, 1018: only $125; casy " $750. 3916 Enright. | terms. 3616 Easton. : fe} } ORD 1! 9] Q egy a 1-4, FORD—Tourink: tap coo Tes ee oe pings thee Jordan 7-Pass. lour., $850. Mahoney, 4919 Delmar. TOURING | SAINT LOUIS MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Les lis Open Sunday. FORD —Touring: | 192 0: just “overhauled: 8 than list price. | 2801 Locust st. . — 1262. | shape 2716 Lafavette. (Co | the (‘ome to 5000 Raymond : . Sennreeipstnewetaeeregpienenestbanemensins s) FORD-—Touring. = starter; 1921 model; fprrcetncoadl 11 and 12 Sunday > 1920 Jordan 5. Pass, Tour., $995 | SAINT LOUIS MOTO CAR COMP ANY.. ———2= ee A ee i — — ee ' reasonable. 6433 Derby av. Open ane, } | 2801 Locust. st. Bomont 1262 | FORD—Touring,. 1918 lel; lic : | lock, $135. 2807 Arlington. ces ii Ford Touring 2801 Locust _st._ ee FORD—Tourings: some with “starters, $75 | |, | i : ters, $75 In Al shape throughout; electrically | LEXINGTON Touring, 1915, today, $85. ——_ Sasy terms. 3319 Easton. == — |/! equipped: has shock absorbers, de- ||| _Ward Motor Co., 3016 Locust. FORD—Touring: late model; Al condition ||} Mountables and other accessories; $150 | LEXINGTON—4-passenger sport tourin new rubber: cheap. 221% § 2th. Ty takes it. | owner says sacrifice it today; terms. 2219 D—1918 touring: $135: d fothem bine DE LI’ XE AUTOMOBILE CO., ||| Gravois. P3038 Cote Brilliante. (c) | | 3101-05 Olive st. | LEXINGTON—Touring: in good . ny D—Touring; 1921: one man top; ven- i} Bomont 2811X. Central 380. $400. Moon Motor Car Co., 3116 Locust: tilated wind shield: | $350. 3713 Cass. | || Open Sunday 1P. M. Bomont 2 kB 12°) ge SE 1921; pe perfect motor; like : oS - ————— - | LEXINGTON—1921,; 5- passenger touring as 1922; looks : y ana Tike FRANKLIN TOURING | -day guarantee; Sontinental motor: ; looks like new; this car is a bargain; see it Fre S713 Cas an ©) || Hate OB. medel: rebuilt and refin- | easy terms. Missouri Motor Sales, 5180 A D—Touring. late | styl 146 30 ished throughout; guaranteed. |- ) 255 ) down. Morris, ON da 9)| FRANKLIN: otoe cAR TO 2217 || eine e ‘ogee 4 5 (c) | FORD—For ac sale IANS Nis ,e; ga ioe]. | Lécust. _Bomont 2617, Central 2596, ti ar | _-lseuat._Bomont 2017, Centrat 2098. _|/ Lexington Touring ee eee ~ ¢ FORD—Touring, 1922. 2219 8. Jefferson. LATE MODEL FRANKLIN deine dee tee, goed reo Ee Call Sunday after 1 _P. m, Repainted battleship gray; recondi- Open evenings, Sundays, Ask anyone ys He RD—Touring, 1922: lots of extras: $400. | tioned throughout; guaranteed; thor- | the Cash or terms. Mepham, 2814 Loc ust. ;| oughly equipped. Call Prendergast, _MOUND CITY AUTO Co., 2007 Locust. _ tt > nies FORD—i1921 ~ touring; Hasslers, starter; El Bomont 2618. 2219 | socust. — LIBERT Y—Touring: 1919; same as new $260; big bargain. 1461 Rowan. “ (eo) | GARDNER—Touring. 1920 model; fine con- car; our rent is cheap, thereby hangs the od FORD—Good condition; bargain: no deal- dition; good tires: many extras; only $125! price: $375. 3916 Enright. S51A ‘Choutesg, “| down. ‘Missourt, 2901 Olive. (c62) LIBERTY aa ouring; w will put same in first- FoR . late m , | GARDNER—Youring, in excellent condition; | class condition; $ 2925 Locust. Bo- starter, etc. waste dl body, | “has seen but little usa pi acvery Way like _mont 590, Central 4293. : ORD _T —> ae new, exceptiona uy, oO; Part time LOCOMO E77 — ne er eenas ont ats od eS bargain; new Wanted. 3804 Cook. (cb) : take $900. es TE n mys eee ; SE SN GARDNER—Touring car: ike new: perfect chester car,” : a condition all around: owner leaving fown. LOCOMOBILE— : te jel: mA. wiirade: de: terme. 2506 & Jefferson. _(e) | will sacrifice for quick cash sale. 39204 | “ran 23.000 maibgeeenger: | late i FORD—Touring: "car, 1921: looks like new: Minnesota, _ (| first- -class condition; $3500. Templar Loco- 5 tire 4768 Hammett. Forest 3141M mobile Motor Co., 3910 Olive. (c®") ¥ORD—Touring 1919; demountable ao Gardner Touring | Lasmeeecedomenmnes touring; new tires and |- J 768 Hammett. (c) Like new; guaranteed for 30 days: exce)- | in good condition: 8°00. Associated Auto- Touring, cheap; good tires: $125. | Jeni tires and finish like new: motor solid; | mobile Co. 19th and Washington, (2) | a RE a ee re ee ee D-——Late model touring with starter: | Sunday $195; $50 down: trade: leaving. 3404 ive 20 miles to a gallon of gas: terns. Open | MATBOHM—Late mode}, economical, classy: | looks like new. 5118 Locust, , MOU ND CITY AUTO CO., 2007 Locust. st... Olive = GRAN’! b—1 ouring: like new ; & real buy! MARMON—Touring, 1914: splenai. ondi- ¥O ‘ORD—Touring car; cheap. 4218 Lexine- et $335. or trade tor small‘car as part. tion. 110. WW; ard Motor Co p Sole tone | ies HAINES—Touring rs _cheap, $75. 2120 | citv:; mornings only, $555 _ Delmar bl. - Hord av. Colfax 17 (e) | ~ sia ago 'MARMON 34—T wring car. in A ane Touring, new tires. $50 carh, S20 | MARROUN—Tourine; oe shape; 20 miles new paint and overhauled: must =i es w ho mwa atten Vea Tne, ___to gallon; $75. = 3: 856 ee. __Louts Garage. 12th and Chestnut. ae | ° w , 1° — = - = Way. Riverside 2 OE). (009)} HAY N 6S ouring, 7-puss.; in good order;! MARMON 34— Touring, with ¢ ‘alifornia top: Touring; tn good condition: e768 MS. 429145 Laclede must sell; late model, 1919, cheap. Central condition; Sunday Pp. m. or Monday. ay. sold today. Schults-Ablen Auto Co., 3631 | fA YNES—? passenger” 1017" “gooa | -S744R. Nick Woeber, 1402.4 Olive. -) $e26. car carrying @ reliable guarantee; | ton av. £¢)| car, 4554 Delmar. _Moehrie Motor Sales, 2520 ger, m odel; 17 Touring: Santer aad “alincher: = Op. m. 432A Shaw a Sunday, 10a: m. to MARMON 34, TOURING | 9 : awn, ee 8, = aver eT En tee $235. Olite . -. HAYNES—7-passenger touring; “paint, _ ‘Thoroughly overhauled, refinished So Cc holetery and mechanically good; $250: SUaanteed. MORE AU TOMOBIL, > touring re at $135 each. Ca- $135 cash; $10 month t : _Bomont t 198. et Motor, 3807 8S. Grand. See >. _brokerage. 804 Cook. 0 pay ices © ; te aia ae | 2R( O05 _ Locust st. : ewes, Touring, 1921 model; Hassler stock HAYNES, $495 SAINT Mat mon Touri mg: $99 | 2 LJ a Ch ee will Touring, 5-passenger, new paint and top; | “Open Sunday’ . oe | ‘pply oddard. Ss {e) | thoroughly overhauled: very goed tires o1]| 2801 Locust st. Bomont 1262 [- 20 touring; | starter _ d demount- around; a real car at special low price: | . , the new; $295. ois’ Lafayette, n ted} | WILSON MOTOR CAR CO... 2991 Locust "8 be Fune Ane: 375. 2043 Olive __. | 6LDSMORILE whi gael aa used = models: =e on MAXW EL L—1920 touring xs aati ¢ are a real rgain; le pri i tion, $26 0. Gibson Auto Co. oes or terme, ” ? aia bo .“1beb good “gen dition ; | Hav y nes, Model 39 | __order; eit 9028 Fog Food, rus on | 2 | ey — ’ ah of ~ > 4 Runda ay... (o)|| 4-Dassenger: has haf the best of | “MAXWELL eo rouring good condition: bar. 145 to $250. terme. || C8Te Bnd fe in perfect condition | Ruin at $90. 2620 Montgomery eo ane ‘Lineo'n |}, throughout; all good tires, fair paint: | M. \X WEL l—-Touring. 192 0; big value $265. ic) || Offered at a price saving: must he | Rh ard Motor Co.. 3016 Locust Open fun- _—— |. geen to be appreciated. $350, balatic. ~- ga Oe i monthly, MAX W EL L—Touriny 1918, oniy $100. DE LUXE AUTOMOBILE co. | Ward Motor Co., S16 Locust. Open Sun- | day. 3101-05 OV | Say. ve St | : 1918: ~ bargain, ~ $150. ante Motor Co,, 3016 Locust. Open Sun. Bomont 2811X, Centra! 380. MAX WELI-—Touring, | BP 5 Sader 3 P 1 P. M, MAX WELL—1916 touring; just overhauled. Boach eto; aoe magn new tires; $100. 3219 | MAXWELL, 1014—A-i conditio trade for motor cycle with side a wi | Mare, 4718 Ravenwood, Pine Lawn. |Kept, dandy running car, for $275, on terms, || tops, Open evenings, Sunday. | has every appearance of a new Car; | — ds * Prelsitern MOUND CITY AUTO ( ‘0., 2007 Locust. 'sold with same guarantee; cash, trade, | 192] Stearns-Knight is a 1 $ Overland Tr eat i 2 7 =? i- | MOON—Touring: 1921; in Al condition ; Broadway. equipment; used very little; quiet and smooth iV )) | ive at UarvTrison MOON 6— exealte ~ He | : Sunday be fore 6 p. m -919 Gasconade. OVERLAND Touring: | eS meanent gone over mechanically; excellent ag ™ | DIESING MO OR SALES CO. : } y a { **R LA E>? . 7. , i | (Open until 12.) Cees ee OVE RLAND—1919, touring; new _ pain ', STEPHENS—Touring, 4-passenger sport; ||| tioned and guaranteed cars Hudson Speedsters from $900 to |i MOON— lLemonstrator. 19L2: 5- -pass. touring, 42 5S 2 Te! T 225; terms. Hodiamont and Theo- | opi7p BAKER—Lik te model: re- 3 || 1920 Nash ouring | Genta, “near Wellston loop. = Tf fc) | Salebot beauty; Ke ane wj,iate mod trade iV | OAKLAND—Touring, 1920; big value, $426. manthiy Hy] ele tt ee. - ae ied a bes autiful eark green body. bi: ick ear; $732 ° ° MISSISSIPP AL Pp l “ ‘ Bomont 259. I VAI I. EY (MOTOR CO., aige Ou ring Ww ILLYS- -KNIGHT—1019 ote, "| FORD—1, ight delivery | be_sold at once. Connecticut. te) ' spring: good ‘ 3318 Lael | age? co athnenan at Seeded ot smaiieer Sunday morning. 4015 Sars y oy O1L.DSMOBILE “6—Late 1920: runs NEWELL MOTOR CAR CO., 02 terms; open Sunday. See Mr. Hinton. FORD — 1081 woe Sai, tres. Hassler . . + Can = AUTOMOB;jJLES]~ AUTOMOBILES @G a ___ Touring Cars ant RO EUR ok _Youring Gare ForQate _| (“a nwt ileailenal 7 q Auteffiecelianeous . Te - en om = = | oT a ee in ‘ MAX WELIL—Touring; $12 “Ti REO—1016 el 5-passenger touring, i, cheap for qui See eee Te MAXWELL—1920 mode 1 ro new rub- bers; sacrifice for $2 Delmar. WwW. | tion. Missouri Motor nies, tl bl .. +s. ! ” nse. th, fter 7 DP. . tc) | Forest 2531. ©! Oldsmobile 1922 || ragerman av 1421 §, ez touring; real bar- | Bomont Mr. if ee ye 7-passenker : ° : | ain; cheap; cash or terms. Light 8 touring; practically new; || Po af cn Porest 1364. Lindell 6925W —— ||| driven only 3200 miles; used as a Seep OORT Ver “ : : {8 SAXON—Tourin good running order; | - Ss u They #ay. MAXWE apa res iechanical condition; tor: offered at a reduction; ; Good me | demonstrator; cheap. 2517 8. 2d. ‘ acorns. That's the ¢ new : new tires: will demonstrate: | ||| $1400; can arrange terms, 1] —— | & , . Price $22; 25 in oe 136 Vic- >. TL gumber . Trice 8 Den, 40 OA ‘Hartford. '} DE LUXE AUTOMOBILE CoO., | | a 1920 light 6 touring. } U | VY | ‘ . te gee. het ou call at my sto Castel, | 9 big oaks from MA: 1B pam ; tor s pov tabnn 1920 touring. $125 vat p. bal: 3101-05 Olive St. | SA XON—Tourin . six, like ne new, $350; ovat | ul condescend toe ance monthly. 3ertrand, 4130 Olive. (c2) |} Bomont @811X, Central 380. H sell today. 38 6 6 Hartford. \ a, ee _ h ms ee ag | ¢ N »mou! some say that | am ne MAX WELL—Touring: starter. demountables; Rs 5 AXON—Touring car; 6-cy). “Contin es | ee Bi in excellent condition; only $50 down, $3 cme sennaen = motor; a very good, serviceable car; "$100 . 2) in the wall Maybe they week. ?901 Olive. Open evenings. — fel) on cash, balance monthly. R CO.; aa, > Hit ee ttractive the = 7 ‘wall M. AXWE # L—Touring:; demonstrator, 1929, | Old: bi le my se not appreciare a 90 days’ 1 tactory Guaran- | smo I © y 4710 Delmar Boul. (037) ae i value do" a used car worth $56 free service and SEE. TR IES : ‘ te Ward Motor Co., 3016 Locust. pen ated | Me negardiess of arguments if expects to stay ee a Sunday. Touring; refinished in beautiful sage | | Brand- Neew ‘Say ers 6 : we “ae een ie added to the price he a hic ; take the atmosp ar 1 — ae ent our store wil = " gerbread tr immings——/ust = 3 ther deaier, In =. | , “ging than any © comes from ¥ 1082; rum 600/]/Oreem green; moter thoroughly re- | ¢ BRAND-NEW JOB: AN $1800. CAR | “if it witl if they vent district. ’ R . new : one-third cash, | built and equipped with all latest im- ft | AT ONE-HALF PRIC E: $300 lance enaaehiain y; ° yements; practically new tires; up- | | TRITUT Delinar bl. : will ae a 23 | | Schohars and top good; $300 down, $45 | | [ NIV ERS AL, 3410- 18 g penal iTCHE LL—Touring; good cdéndition: rent | per month. Open Nights and Sunday 1 |} DE LUXE AUTOMOBILE Co., cedtanincaetiseanaieeaaaiiiaiin ; 5 ra S RIPPS-BOOTH—S-passenger car, 1919 er ere ae Al cond tion; must sell your own price. 442 G- Farlin. i'm ope n to convi ay | MITCHELL-—on 1917 7-pass. touring car;! | +. os , Still, }_ part c ish. to. acne 2618— Mi OrTvan. | Bomont “Sunda 1PM, — i aa eT 100° S Broadway. _{el) | IS GOING STRO 4 eae. : an —_ at Open un ay — : : ve - . p ee N 5 s | 1918 Mitchell Touring, $99 | \ ; tls _. | STANLEY STEAMER—Touring: good _con- G : ae | —— = —— ‘ He Lindell 4537J. SAINT LOUIS MOTOR CAR COMPANY, = = itn aright. apg ota a ali sae : Open eundes. t ' - — inane BY ailinamen cae | ' terms; no brokerage charges. | d= M 10ON 666—L ike new: cheap as dirt. Olive | Five-passenger touring: original finish good; . : : Pata 6 , (c) | |} DE LUXE AUTOMOBILE Co., ] a g W MOON—‘ouring (Victory); in Al condition; |: 3101-05 Olive St. 380 | chanicaity rv S cord teost low See | c ie Hil 7. 2 i ; Buick 6 5600. Moon Motor Car Co., 3116 Locust; | Dement Seiis, Central | CADILLAC AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, | | ee wi 3 ge Touring Bomont 3125. (Open “until 12. ) Open Sunday 1 P. M, ' 3222 Locust et. $3200 Cadillac 5 MOON—Late ~ model touring; ‘perfect; 5, oan | RETARD Toarles 1916. “today. $150. | Stearns-Knight OF ST’. LOUIS Yj os ill het Olds ee | be bought at a bite saving. See Mr. John son. HOS Che stnut: open today. (c) Ward Motor Co., 3016 Locust. 1085 Dort a , 75.00 ." TERMS: $50.00, $72.00, OVERLAND—Model 75; $100. 9423 8.] 1920, 5-passenger touring: cord $1250. pe Motor Car Co., 3116 Locust; running; excellent paint and upholstery; the Bomont. 3125. (Open until 12.) wn-| "eee bar Plone bane Sox. “Sth: particular buyer will recognize this sterling | Mi ON—Touri = 1917. light six, $230. ne i a nn S | Va ; w ard Motor Co., 3016 Locust, Open Sun- | UVERL Pen aa o-passenger; in Al con- | pry BER MOTOR CAR CO., 2601 Locust st OPEN da | _ dition; $27 4380 Olive st. (c! | Open Sunday and evenings. EV 4 NOON Nex w 1922, 6-48 touring With dise | OV ERLAND—2 j«passenger; good tires; a bar- | === - uN T } tH oe po ee | vheels; fully equipped; sacrifice. 3219 gain for $50. 2318 Market st. Y? _——— REM em 82. RE ete Su! livan () | OVERLAND—Touring. 490; Al condition; | STERN S TOU RIN inal L ocust. ; i (c) | OV ERLAND—Touring; famous 90 model : _condition: $125. __ 3020 § s. Jeffeosrn. ae " “= ( ( bber; onl $65 oe NASH Lavring; 1910 penis minor adiusl- | agen. Sifwourk, 280i olive." °"” coors STEDEBAKER Touring: gynd, conditioa:| Touring ars For Sale Trucks For Sale he bal ine; § 167 McPherson. {c 7) Eee apapeeaes f _ “ oy , , Le! Na “2 eee : me ; Ter » | FORD—One- e Dalance € NASH—1920 sport; big bargain; will OVESLAND—Touring car: motor mgod: car STUDEBAKER—F xcellent, condition; ver) very | Late Model Willys- ‘Knight Tour. Bye ne tom em exprens ment ‘and t . onstrate: many extras. Owner 6423 1418 N King’s highway. (c) _cheap. _ 1475 Clara. Forest __ B551R. Looks and runs like ne 'FORD— — ing ears are in exceller : pet Ae EE —— | is BAKER—Tourine car; overhauled: WILLY S-OVERLAND, INC ade sel body truck; - ton; SES, ve — Ore pee we EERE a OV ERLAND—1917: touring car: cheap for ST Oe B.A i 4 - . ~ i ef Call before J] ri, 61 : , ll f our f > *20; mechanically perfect; goes part cash, balance mont ly. Call 2618 good paint; bargain; $285. 2931 a a 2300 Locust st. wag | = ~ eh Fase, to look over all 0 accessories. Gateway Garage, 6f O8 | ‘ : tee Pies Rae nont 4 entra ' on; -OUt, ne De Imar; Cabany 4°35. _Morgan. fc) STU DELGAKER—Ne wr, ~~ yepainted, ne pen Sunday and evenings. (e2) Hires; __tires; like ne we . . onan 3302 Law ‘ ‘ Al Cole, *.. -pass. 1920, —— Sa, = eR —~— | OV HRLAND— Touring. model 90; fine con-!¢ heaut $495: $ down: . | FORD— WURD—Ton creck. with tn i = Al “rok oO —Touring: elegant condition: ser | eesen ig feat tires and paint: $195; pri- Olive. "| $495; $95 down; trade. Wilts “a I ouring k E Haupt Motor Co., Mee Olle st om | wire wheels and ¢ 34 Salisbury. e -| OVERI AND— Tour ing; madet 90. BR tires: stu DE BAKER—Touring; just repainted and | Some over and see this small 7 - passenger | POR IRD—Truck: running order, $100, et 4 3 a nae SASH—Touring, 1991. reconditioned « sume | dem aatahlo rims: new paint: engine just | overhauled; good running condition; very | Willys; has the famous Red Seal. Continent. | ~315 Olive. Open Sunday Morning, (6 = s Hudson, sul} Why pay $800 on Locust street? yr _cheap. 719 N. Theresa. (c2) al motor. Here's a chance of a lifetime | | FORD—Truck. cheap for cash, § nae 4 Chevrolet Baby G as new, Sahetageeteinatnenaesten A TR, 3. danann Our price $6°5 3016 Enright. | _oferhauled ; @ real bargain. _ 4538 Alcott, ‘STUDEBAKER 6—Touring: or exchange: to buy a real auto for less than a Ford! beaume. © as ae ” - .) Bat a ‘ - aed N ASH—5- passenger: wire wheels; Al cond! n | ggupaition? S175:"niunt seit: Teaving. 38 | and Ford ton truck; real bargain. would cost. enly $395; pay $150 down, bal- | FoRD TRU CK—-With panel te : if | Cadillae 5D, (-pass, tio n Iso. 6 Areo electric thermostat, in - a , or NaS. go od condition, for hot-air furnace. 400 | ~~ ++ -—- —---- (sTu DEBAK ER—Touring: rig bon song new | Kirk Ww ood rd., Kirkwood, Mo. ic) OV ERLANL D—1918 ‘touring: Continental mo tires; it’s all right, take it, ng ie mF 94 cord tires: exceptional bargain na more, no_ less. Gansman, O08 7 Olive. J B - a ep ee ae eT ee ‘ ’ + tie a Esa our . 4% \ H 2 A A nl i CE IAAL AS ODI = ——— a apnce Livis terms, ‘ 2 : 7 OLIVE Motor Co., 2010 Washington. | panto Uey: Schultz-Ablen Auto Goa . F Hupmobile, 7-pass. TOURING CAR—5-passons: HON Ath POR ton tee vey crock: _ @ Overland, coupe 191 1316 Madisens °° S-Passener: cheap. | G20 Page. es nisciny Paige, 7-pass. 1918. OVERLAND—Touring;: 1917 model; 4-90;! anything: Rarage:; mortgage sale; hurry. | TOURING CAR—1920: | good condition: "ex. | tires; 1920 model: $963. hod P= 4 i ‘Paige, 4. -pass. Larehr New cord tires, new paint: moto? re- - first-class mechanical condition; | terms: 1008 8S. 11 ) . ree tt bu It; car neg —e runs like new; 1 | very cheap. Morgan-Boehn Sales and | ~ a tras. Call 2919 Abner place. _ferson av. __ ae "o o a Paige, 5-pass. Gilent cas! time or condition; ved % for $300 down, balance 10 month! ‘2801 Locust st. Bomont 1262. | OL IVE MOTOR CO., 2910 Washington av. must sacrifice late model car; 2 bump-!_%*75 down. Missouri, 2901 Olive. gl: Y | — Open evenings and Sunday. (eZ) | ers; nickel radiator shelis; 4 new cord FORD—Truck chassis bith cab, $90 | payments, i | LOOK—I OOK—LOOK—LOOK ary . ; | t tires: Al condition ; $450. | 3844 _Michigan. it. 2925 Locust. Bomont 590. ¢ | HUDSON-FRAMPTON, ee 4 4 | 2—Studebakers—Late 20s—2- | $000 AUTOS; ) running, $35; others, late, | 4293. | sem eee tee eR I I ce A ar > “oo - ad * t ' OO RR te re EE COE eee Part | ‘3 need or eOReEREE: Ce a RS rere ene ae + 3309 Locust St. ' | Overland Tourings, late models: run ex- | 1 4-P ass. $75, $95. 512 Locust. Olive 93. " | FORDS—Ton ‘trucks; 2; S210 @neh; c 3omont 3100. Central 7430. , | cellent; $100 each. Two Oakland light six C lub—1 T ouring e Perum | Rliefling’s, esuthorized Ford and pee = i tourings $100 each; sure bargains. Demon- i THE 1920 WON DER C€ ARS: SPECI AL MORTGAGE SA LE AUTOS — j dealers, 841 s. - leftevemn. , 4L, AP- | Five-passe hi k ential * OLIVE MOTOR Co.. 2910 Washington. | p TO THE MOST FASTIDIOUS, THE Soot en: ‘ule car taken in business 49743. Ne apeee AL cxtmager tatoos IDEON.F . | Open evenings and ‘Sunda Co?) transaction by owner, who already has |= HUDSON-FRAMPTON, TRS SET | EXACTING isimilar car; an appropriate offer will be | PORD—Truck, 1920; “tine ox Conditton?"§ ant . ; cet Stee Ge 7430. || | 2—Overlands Baby gy Tour. UNIV ERSAL, 3410-18 Locust | fonsidered. Phone Oliye 1870. Sunday, 10 e31g OL @. _ Open Sunday NATIONAL—5-passengen, @-cylinder] Wis. 1921—Models—1921 ae See ae ae s | ide body 7a? long Bat lena fi consin motor; 6 practically new _ cord BRiteD heures peg * L 5 ar STUTZ—4- -passenger fourmng Trucks For Sale ' Ine. 2724 Olive rt. ee ES Our margin of pro it a 3910. 5 templar Locomobile wind 1 rE S NEW: $19 ae: | | a aemuel i 2e 40. =eeA8 ACME TRUCK—2%-ton; fine condition: ~~» | FORD—Ton truck chassis; cheap. Angi CARS, which are taken ‘OAKLAND 6—1918; (c) ' R open express or ‘panel body; terms: de: A f alit O57 ||| tires; $225. One mode! 85 touring ie per ae | DORRIS—Truck, 1910: $40; call before bargain. 2620 Oliv Ae : acar of like quality ° + ||| TEMP LAR—. assenger touring; 1922 mod- | 2: 3 3 P ger touring; . | hoon. _ 4748 St. Louis. - me §«Cf}|}~|~s« Come and compare D7 Lexington. | $375; small payment down, balance el; like new; terms. Call Lindell 425. | . ‘ : ~ | FORD—Ton truck: worm drive $140: 0 ee Ward Motor Ca. S0tS Tce Value, $4265. | Sh a ee = int, | PORRIS TRUCK—Two-ton, suitable for | *% r Ford tourin terms. 2038 you don’t have to bu day. pte. ok DE LUXE AUTOMOBILE CO., er or 5 passenger touring; “esndaas! __brick or coal; $300. 3126 Cass. _| Cote Brilliante.» -" “osGster: A ge a Our Terms will enab OAKLAND—1918 touring: starter and cora| f 8101-05 Oaive St. $1250. Templar Locomobile Motor Co., | DORRIS— ’ vill trade 3% | FORD—Ton truck: ear body; He 4 tires; $135; trade; terms. 2506 8. Jet- || Bomont 2811X, Central 380. || 3910 Oltve. | (06! 2) | or & ton Pacha Gn: “call 4064 2 | drive. $200. tet an ||| St¢ making the month ferson. fe) | |] Open Sunday 1 P. M. _4j| 3 VEL iB 6—Touring car, 2634 Caroline. | Grand, c80) | 2315 Olive. _ Open Sunday Morning 3 ee — — - ——— ee = OAKLAND 6—Tourin ge; late model: new | = Renan nan = Ioan arn mn om Senaeneegaets iv EL Ace ag Fay BENET pate, pomepsy | DORRIS— ~8-ton ¢ | Ze . IE—T ouring: continental motor; perfec ton truck; cab and “body; fine | FORD—Truck, 1917; panel body paint and tires and overhaul J : sacrifice PACKARD—Twin six; good condition: 200d | condition, °700 Ac comac. shape; no work for it; cheap. 3335A | | terms. ; 00; Pe > whee?) rnin nut cae HA A Sudihedeidieameaenaheaeteticaens , € 3 34 make offer 4772 “St. Louts, | tires, $500. Gibson Auto Co., 3120 Lo- | ViELI-M 6—Jourine. 1918: or will trade = | Minnesota. _ Victor 1422R. ____. | 2315 Olive. Open Sunday Mornit =: a 7 OAKLAND—Town c: ar; ideal taixcah,; cust, 2 /DORRIS—Truck 2; af- ohare required; monthly payments, I° orcet | eae ae te 5 Hi ee Geraldine tian ; screened side’ im es? good egnd 00 | ol yore By oe Revih aoe = PACKARD TOURING VELIE—Late model; pew pain and top; | cash; satisfactory terms. ” edera! Truck | nett Sales C Co., ne., 2737 Ol pe OVERLAND—ibi9 yor bene ee me '* cord tires; $275. 4: 28 Lee. (c)| Co., Grand and Forest Par (e7) | ape 1919 Oldsmobile Coupe - 299 : i condition; tradé: , s€f) | FORD—Light truck wi ny myles my Og Locust. Bomont 690, Cen- WIL LYs. OVERLAND, INC VELIE—Six, touring, Tully equipped = | oe truck; will sell reasonable or! or used commercial body: terms: 1920 Chevrotet | 2 Ii 382 tral 4293 300 Locust st. top; good tires 90. Vel 2938 pe _exchange. 3851 Lineoln fe) | _real bargain. 2620 Olive. 8 a \ care Buick . men # i) i Ford Cow OAKLAND 6—Touring, in excellent. condi- | Bomont 78. Central 4119. | — DORT—2-ton truck; will sell reasonable or | # body likes pe + 7100 miles: runs and iooks | Open Sunday and evenings. (c2) | VELIE—Late 1920 touring: run ag Ma __ exchange. _ 3851 Lincotn. . (en | FORD—. ‘Light delivery; panel bed 3536 S_ Spring. de eee | P : ronthis 2a rtrai f); Sea sere lance DUMP TRUCKS—The building business” in| _Inc., 2737 Olive st. as: a And others, , ™ ertranc ‘ v 2) — a OAKLA AND SIX—Touring; good running con- | ackard 3d Series re 99 LINDELL i _ | tar yea a right ‘prices. “ne right | "yay cad model i-ton truck; - ff WEBER M & Grov aes sa 6286 Rebert bl. - end of fhe: - refinisied , throughout; mec han: we yn ne | Velie ‘ tomring: _ 00d; $400; terms. (c 7) as se = oe 38 rx Seite c -% | 1817 LOC UST LAR : on cord tires; top and upholstedy in splen- | (yj per, ; d same} i Tommi t ‘ ~ | Ford-——Chain rive, an By mail MU ST S ) | did accor | ney equipped. WIN trade | VELIE-—Touring; 1919; reconditioned 1 same | : “EDERAL —2ien ee 3313 | Wisconsin. | fine condition; any style body; all prem a —— - AC ‘RIFT IC EB. ag new; save money; seeing is pelleving: vhs ~~ aneiestsary truck; $750. 3669 Tho- | easiest terms. Riefling’s. Open ———.. ——_—— ! small car: y S29. 7 1922 model ae a touring: six weeks CADIL bac AU TOMOBIL Ee os ta ANY, on! So ; r rade. 3916 K nright. fc) morning, 2316 Olive. 1019 Studebaker Sedan 8 Ford Sedan ‘ “4 Ss r, tou i a ~ y : a old. _ Fore st 4154M. 1350 Union. (ce). we. 82 . "2 Loc ust st. W HITE 7- PS1OLO. rg hOUrinR. ae22. well | t. or trade for 1l- ton or FORD— ¥ -ton truck: $1°5 to & : tore 4 Trucks For Sa Wash s mn ba gs PAIGE—Touring car; 1918:-excellent condi- | 86.39 S. Broadway. Riverside 2081. (e899) | = rr; pa TT ©)| are good; tires good: cash or th as #0 OAKLAND rou TRING of - FEDERAT Se -ton, with stake body; good ruthorized Ford dealers, 1418 4 :! 3 — nant i Sid De 1919 mode ’ _ ; ‘ ! I Xe ‘ i odel; new piston and rings: painted | PAIGE —Touring; in Al condition; $300. good condition: $756 down, 4465 Delmar. running condition.” _ 3027 Locust. et. fe) highway. ’ = = et. 2116 Bomont | PeEvERAL—*-ton truck; 1917; good con-- FORD TON TRUCK—-1920; stake | FORD TRUCK absolutely in Al condition; a bargain. 375. | , loon Motor Car Co., 2116 Locust; mont | wrELYs-KNIGHT—Mod e] 84-4: new tires ; MISSISSIPPI VALL EY MOTOR Co., 2125. (Open until 12.) eat and top. Apply 6407 Ridge ay. si iim vite a hee my ‘Russell. | .oedeen perfect; terms, tee: a Pg used. 75 diferent | | ‘ ‘ : oF bodies and caba ; | Bomont 259 $205 Locust st. (c7) | PAIGE—7 ’ ; rebuil ; ~ noes > : ee” . —7-passenger tourlnk; rebuilt; new ‘WILYS-KNIGHT 8—7- passenger touring: TET —eenten napennentseeaeen - cacwey. paint, first-class running order: price $450 or trade for small car. . 3144 Brant- | ck; 3125. 4049 i, Newsteasl, | FORD— Truck, haif ton, 1921 rf — be to select from. at a Oakland Touring—Late Model enly $1000. Cabany 6175. Room 204. _ | ner pi. -ton truck: ‘18; just overhauled ; mercial body; shock absorber: ig : chaser, You will find able. ete.; cheap; no dealer; residence 2 j or body your business : tires, tri | a rimmings and top in fine condition: an | for Demuth, between 8 and 12, 6601 Kas- late model: wolud make excellent service _FORDS—Trucks, all kinds: bargains ‘terena. is McNair. _ a Or bodice een: jtro Be tion; cl heap, 10 S. Jefferson ay, (c) | WIL LYS- KN iIGHT—1919 touring; $190: | Completely. overhauled and _ repainted: | PAIGE 6—Five- pass,, &: 50; good tires. Ask “WILLYS-KNIGHT — Touring. we : “steal cabs _cheap for cash. 1630A _ Ohio. certian at — Jett ferson. ORD—Bargain; 1 ton truck: Fore saul Sm L086 8 13th ot. 4 opposit MISSISSIPPI VALLEY M | PAIGE—1919 model touring; only $350 to-| es FORD—Ligh i | b car, Overland touring. 8t ~ = Bomont 259. 3205 pe (c7) Gay; a yeal bargain. See it at onc sILLY8-KNIGHT—Soven-p oy A ior ound 1921. S838 Ol ive.” omont bats, ee or. Maxwell touring car. 3 FORD TRUCE Oakland Tourin L t M d } | terms. 2219 Gravois. (co) | tires: now top; owner leaving city; price RD—Or trade; ton truck for touring car air_and Ristural Ertan, new hieke : § ton i g—tLate ode PAIGE—-1920 touring; newly painted: excel- | $700. Call Grand 2834J. L123 Tower Gro rove. "| FORD TRUCK—1021, eae ee 1s In excellent condition; h lent condition; good tires; cash and t iT— - ery body; Hassler shock ect mt? as been driven a zo ¢ terme: | WILLYS-KNIGHT—Touring. a 9, Bnasen r FORD—Light truck; good shape; $85. 1228 wheel. t br ; =.. 4166 Olive — ee ee ee Locust st (7) ee ee )LDSMOBIE E erin aRhO car; No. ! BIG FOUR AUTO CO., Chevrolet Dealers, h; bargain. - tiont barenin omen 4 | 2224 8. Jefferson, Open_ all day Sunday. ons truck, ohiy Sia $125; easy tonne FORD > Ape — i ic ) senger ea; ea , ly; me $15 day; have nel Connecticut. ba 9 daily; i Grand 42°26W. , (c ) We are selling our demonstrators at | Touring, new paint, new ton, good tires; oehrie Motor Sales, 520 Re Fectereon, pened oo respons : + c pe %-ton truck. cheap for @ quick, cash sale, STERN'S TRUCK—1-t thean. A507 Grace. Bi: ¥ ” 5.20, | FORD—Ton truck. late moc Ty mad body; é ing: beautiful car that will please; a . at a giveaway price; don’t pass UP; come undays. _be_ 371 nust nd 7-passenger. | early; guaranteed as represented: “concen 8 ay Clarke Motor on ‘ looks like new; cheap. See Al Jenn, a "621 Locust 8t. Rie ‘fling’ s, 2441 S. _Jefferson av. _(e) Romont 2600, Central O775. « Jed 2921 Locust st. eee) ; FORD—1920 ton ress: okades condition: — heap: trade; term Jefferson. | FORD—Light delivery; a car that, —10920 tourt ; Open Sund d Evenings. | “~ S. ae : a dem: good running conait Bede Ei ly pain pied: || | i pen Sundays an | | PORD—Truck On asidins: cn be seen at 4841 en Son nue ; starter ang 4 a ‘nm Sundays, Kuhs Buick Co., , 4 ciana ey? S| REO TOURING RE Ace "Hy BRE SO | at Oo DS 8—1920— 97 Pansenger “touring: new | ___—fect: chean. 63% a righ PORD—Light delivery truck; closed ¥; b 225; cord tires; just out he paint s 1920, 5-passenger: newly painted a dark | Before Y | FORD—Half- . ; terms pandiamont and The Bh mms maroon; excellent mechanically; top and up- | ou Buy See se}] camer cra Cotheen gg Pee 4 ‘saad, « near We Iston loo (ce) | BOlstery like new; smal! cash payment, wal | 9 Fo lk ‘ourine pre: . gree « ce 12 months. URD-—1918 ton truck; perfect condition: oe 506 8. Jeffersen’ OLDSMOisI LE— Fo uring: in excellent cchdi-| HUBER MOTOR CAR CO.. 2601 Locust at. 125: _trade: terms. 2 tion; new top and paint: Vacuum ‘up tir F . price, will sacrifice for $450; cash ar terme ee oe ere ~raeed | Sundaes 718 Tw curtain eee. Call HORS Detmar. Fores | - , Sunday. ~1h le Kath: no deale 3; Mos Line t 1241. ae | | | ANNOUNCEMENT oF FORD— % ton yok; good condition $150: ox LINDELL B! BL. iH | REAL VALUES in recon. 1920 m odel._ 4357 Neosho. ' FORD—Ton wm trock. RS. _ Olde, Epcot nger; bargain; $425: terms. | aT hake dentone na 7 ditioned automobiles on FORD— Diy ee Aenea 2410 5 pm Nan rt thi bere = pet =i terme. | ng conditien; | 5. Jefferson. ie) Bly. Oldsmobile «: | paint and tires: « reat bargain at $180 | Page 218 ff | FORD—Lieht delivery truck; barnain Or ice ay a... car has been run leas 1 DE LUXE A >won i] 2621 /; Truck: body : poe . sorvieg ee brent and wil ‘wil | 3101-05 Olive ae ) se ae “car ston | Bemont 2811X, Contras 3380. | Evenings, unday and evenings. 2001 Locust st, en Sundav 1 P

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STNDAY. See 36 1992. . 4 BD yuny 16.1822. = 1200 AUTOMOBILE S, Bicycles and ti jotorcycles } Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. ___port-pisraten. 218 a eens oe ee oaiiene ~- —_ _ -_—_ ne A at —_— a ees U TOM O BIL’ E'S — AUTOMOBILES | + A UTOMOBILES af aE mobiles For Sale | ae isssliancens Js Automobiles For Sale— , utomobi'es For Sate— Automobiles For Sale— Trucks For Sale _ | ag For Sale— | Bodies For Sale | Accessories, Parts—For Sale Accessories, Parts—Wanted 4 4 ‘Midcellaneous pee Wiiscellaneous -. Sys AND | NE Ww oe . 2, 0? | meet e ee SUR Re & — |S on og! Pip Wot i chas a) 20; | ACCESSOR LE S—old my \ el! e 34 apd have HORN Wid.—Kiaxson 4o 20 of as Must Denby, the follow ig extras for sale: Tailored seat “ good. Box L. 147, ‘Pest. D nn 2 -tor dD! ow ' ' 3 wt toe ruck, brand G di M. DE! ER) BUDY—F For “ih Ot | oN ., Boy motometer, with dumb- ton Stewart truck, i-n 7 he OO ax well 6913 “Michigans “e Phone Fi vga de 1367. | bell radiator ap and feck, OU) Ure Tires For Sale si 7 S32si% Ajax a el A OOD | | 2925 Locust Romont .« On Ce This little car ke and if DODGE ROADSTER BODY Al B40 Lean ‘ = 7 . - > ‘ loo n rungs - 1! d he) —— CUT) 2tts ae } atta ; _ yrs : los be) th for _ x; : " - ; a = ®» advantage of the size of the oak, I suppose, is to bear a larger ‘ ’r TL ’ ‘iJ——Truck body; curtain sides; good con- — Te : rikKhS-—We will repair any Cube. ber z acorns a ne only reason that we are expa nding, so as to carry a larger selection of used cars for you | Sol rHW ES Si N ‘ASH & 0. tion, very cheap; Dargain 56341 Wells U SE D AL IQ) PA he | S regarais m.., Rpg ait * of rem % FORD ROADSTER Bi frand- 3118 : a to gelect . > ome tore you will ne ' i . 3000 Lochst, Y/Y NUADSTER BODY—HUrend-new. . - ee. oy 7 = . i ca , yor : ;, cu odge, Maxwell hevrolet, Stade- > ' me —— When yo ad end 4 find tile floors high-priced, silk-shirt salesmen l!ounging about and acting \ iki Qab A> dish ‘> ‘es ee Locust , aker, sdent ide Season alee and oth- . . har *: Wai u ‘ . Oi . “A Ape jeer fat ee ee You will not find atmosphere’: in fact, you won't even find me in the eee FORD ppoA, RING BODY—$50; one re ' ? « _—_- ee ’ ) oie — . . . >> . » & ss. ~) 16 Laf: tte ‘ veer ‘ ; ., ‘oer : = : vs . . vj | ey este “ : : : Ss; y that Tt) ride iif 11168 ’ > rignt thing oy not p! A ting nN a ? » - | > t vy) a? 2] : y 19 1 ave : or « ' a agne' es > a. 7} . rt ; x p - » ww , ue >» $44 al ) | sae ' ame Pain a at tle i tti Oo a 101 os og, ane i} my piace looks if i >: = Q : kk : 8000 FO 1K aed ey 3 BODY—Fir asa con- ’ 1 ne Sot’, ; . L : : j = Rat _te i} hole hy rore is al V ‘ : ) , . . Me 7 = t the buyer interested a much in how bea ull ul I lerce A rrow o-ton > ta Af * —) ¥ ii) ia . ‘ hs 4 ’ ’ ’ 4 mA — : (abany a7 45 ry} | and —es! ey a ‘ a eC ManGige 4 sei1 and how ches I believed that a used car of a $500 : ) ‘take 2500 ed sal aiiien’ ; >. honnd aumendeoageel ee OO OP. econ hn Mile ficors, no? does it depreciate if it ie rolled out of a hole in the wall. Pierce Arrow Z-ton Stake. ae eee e—Jan6. we 6 aroha poneeas corde. r "| on : »: he ’ : | 2000 ae EC os x ee Secs nairene , +} epee : a ‘tak Regardiess ©: + j mis . re contrary, ash » '. spiff’y saleemer, Classy decorati 8, al cost money, and the Republie o-ton Stake he expect: tT ti mn business, Must ‘f@ure ine Cost and the ! te ~ o m 25 4 verneac “nse, : i tl » price he must get from the cars » Seila. athe 1 nterest on hig m ee ee ee Garford b-ton “eo os oP 4% 1000 Osdé ST “ee spec, OfAsen ; PEP vas t- »* ‘ . " RD Be i . 2315 Ol “Ste > : a (ERS, used, d6x4, and # tul 3 $3.7 ios , + 2a? a . ‘ aded to , ca Fae . motal* t thea ia FoR ls DY PH ona as ‘ » ney pest Lit a : runn! ; >. Le rex... , om ¢ . : _ _- Aan tMOs] t onsymer pays tor it uitimately. But-—-tne con . sews ) pana TE seen | an ' ~ ; ; fayments Brinkman Tire eee cannot ts ike cme | ; sar nNere i? “4 - mm ss + . - garages : 2 a ot . 5 N BE W , z om - Hap Xa ‘a SA wus w32) ‘ uv RS es. pen Sun lay morning. ; * - - Cat : ‘ a . ‘ iw - z ; ; ' loriaga nt z rok Some aqday * ur oO e te ; ‘th : 1 tr | , ki 1d State, {_ ossibly in tne jon’ 29romise you any 7 bE 1 7 ie SEE OUR USED ag BARGAINS. FORD T OURING BODY—S$50. road ims k caw gig : , e 7 . ; 5,4): 4 NI er a onak id erbresd trem , is ots : 2 ay ane ' x“ At present must be sa ‘ with selling more ty rE vf é 7 ‘wa body, $35; will trade 4245 “a “Aras tire carrier S1 50, ‘ord bumpers. $4: " te@ten ther dealer, In having more satisfod customers than the other deaters and i ng acquired the repu- W La "AL “TOMOBIL E CO., 3667 Olive St., Near soon Bridge = ‘hevrolet double spring bumpers, $11; best | TIRES—New 44 onskid, tirt grade oF een, ' ci EVENINGS ions Geen SUND FUKD KODLES—Roadster Ing baw bes . pays . 67 0 a g son why you should for highbre stu that you 3021] Olive Street : AYS. (c83 me ' vat | “i ae ae si ean aad igen a | 1534 ans. Boehn Sales and Service Co., 309 wit Geriectors, consistin f pl TIRED New 29 . . > : cords: peaY @ avo' ‘ sé , . v ‘ - Sund; y rit ‘ he ' ; . ar ne whe i +1 y yg ee + re . , o- = Sale Price ‘Ost Sale Price ROADSTERS Automobiles For Sale— 231 ve. Cnper Sunday Morning. (ct? wrenches, loc; “tire dough.’ ¢ an, at 27 Sava wreumant » = id cord, $17 bo Maxwell] Miscellancous : , . , 27 ) . ee re mae aro Sr, 00% POURING CAR BODIES —hew pre .. = me oo > vines». : : a sieahe es il Maxwe! Sg oe 5 Tate ring , an truck ' aes tet. ised: 3 complete ine ow \é u A . ang anys. Wc. ¢ oy? = n ‘ “ Hay) nes 6 mS" 4 t rOos—Lot of touring ars 4 t4 +. b> 19) 4 ur ng ‘i ed husines bodies. Barn ott Sal es ( tint " 7 >. ‘ hen lease ; ; - i (Chevrolet 490" ° $1500 Frankiin, g 800 Jackson, Velie § | ot be. pold. 2018 Riddle. 5 fe Cles ee dooctdetian nba wtine” ae s = nih i $1300 Chalmers », Sta L ; oer® : f Chevrolet rR ail ‘eee mews ¢ a0 Nash 9° ‘ : , TOS—We e ve r mame a n 4 en of 1919 Hy fson Coupe ; . ond s INS . As : *, . a, ’ " P . reves . " "on re ‘ ; ot lvertown Si 2 TLY rs > ee 00 Clevelat ; ood ‘ c jifferent maKes (nt C Sport .. ‘ s | 800 Overland : 2am 3 35 18 ~e 6 wae g Te : | ; r » ond ured care, sedan (hevrolet tour 2 ig: a" 77 KD BODY 5 ARG2 A H land Chummy . a ~~ fay tel ped S 65 1993 | “Dod e roadster. Overland touring and ae : . 985 Over 100 ; ° ." } q° . = ‘ ‘Ss 9 é os : ag — rondelet Mo- yrds-——-i9ii-is nodei: sash 1921, 8} tne Senet : . ; > other at bargain prices > pagealia “jou . 71600 Buicl k 6 ove «an OO 21 Stephens $ 98; “Spies ih ieee : 3867 S. Grand Ree Mr. sope7- © $1400 Buick 6 585 Pedsor Su + ee ON Raab 7 | Type “§5Q"’ Cadillae, New . in ¥ . ,.éa exington Spo rt ‘ 65 ae . af $4 - — . z . sar ~ . “s - » Stn ne os aide Rauetetas Pe, G50 Overls - BOO s «4k - : A REAL BARGAIN het AND-NEW “oo cipal tr (all Mlle Al 2 “¥ ‘ORD BODIES as oa Vr" a‘ . ; eer + ' “4 . . CADIT MEInNODIe TORU! LUMIN( M Si hs. a bargain, mobile 7 o> " - ; rouse » bv qd LP obiis : ouring ; 546 iliiwar ots 400 Olds §, 45 ee ~ or opie, 192 8: $17! s 6, 192 , his car was brought het e dealer, | oe ciiemobile “s’ touring ...... 790) Handsome Oak Bodies and Cabs — 2546 Sulliva ‘ 7 : an 1085 Dort Touril | livery: you will find here an e “iy Of MU: ATING ORK A, iG Chest- T i a he ;oad» : THE USED CAR HOUSE THAT IS DIFFERENT | Co olumbia i ig int Six \ vie nd touring . TEST Me epg = Re us hong equires Bh. best ong wh - — guaranteed. Main 13.10 -S Mew n | : Goodyear 38x68 ned at ‘ rin ‘ -- -- re Ox Firestone se cord trar | 1030 N. Grand Ay. Open Sunday iaSiaciithibe Setanta’ Remart aby erate seboes ayments on the complete job Used Fords @ ots rE —— Ts . —_—— — oe —— ——————— — : o nt showing the new olumbDia yas evi (OU ; : .. Aro Se aaaert a ra de as 5 ee ee W315." Shain Ns ees tir rv chean 400 Wash ngton. 4) firet grade: ' nederke hn : jigs line com! er \@ : ; : Fs LV Hhineten eatures ir ing & ink ats ’ ‘ hy , eee Cup ‘ Oc ‘ ' rrié " iy “2 | “ . : ’ ‘ ry : . in y ‘ iad me 2 nd ¢ 7 . , = ‘ 7 “Paw . : i con ° 4180 bargain: “ - mr roms fl t from ry Gistance ; ler ‘ . Meatn ’ ymrmercial Or piea@sure, ‘ (;AIN STORE,”’ 4575 Easton av ted eet Ca Cs to i— ~ ae ner . ———————— Eee || CRN ; Biri . ’ . cot P ¢ > 4 : ' ati ee. ’ Fr a ——— ‘ Sedan and Tou rings: a 6-cylinder ‘ riddle? eet vhe aes wes oe ou aE * ’ ; s "th st eauecy Teearm at s oe : T : r i a em ae nrice below the average four; come VIS ° hell tourtr : Pio 4 AES a ' . a. ~y ; . 6§-volk (AS——Two t4x4% Keily-Sort nate id, os t ‘ ri > Pevoy “A i ‘ . . . .% 4 , nrmos!te *; ‘ ' ‘ , 7. = sty if ie ¥ wi r Lee@U ry " : ‘- iy e . T ogee ‘ his won oral ar. i644 CHSN Paymen balance month! , erties - ; ’ 1) fis . ' Z2aZiA N. Ss As ag ~~ iret casing, 912.00 each rucks For Sale n Al thi er 2140 tare a ST. Lous TOR CAR CO., -. ‘ Oe SS | -j\a : ) ; t bATIENY— ar’ cheap. in good shape. TIRES—4 30 de ae! rRUCK—1 & y -ton moto just overhauled nen Sunde - . nm a ~ mate aie oS ne National _Bomont 1262. uck bodies any ©o i] Weliston er Kent distributor, 1°-vols ‘ j i bet - ord gies \e ity - o¢ } ery t+? d ry ick : . ; S12 4ias4 Tyrolean manrneta mtr 7 neter 3207 lowa ev. é ; meee oe Ta — ' aut 4 : “ . iit Ope r - ° 7 ‘y ‘ / ‘ ; . : ‘ a ‘ ‘ ; : } “ft +§ "lS igno0;!] ( ) _. sa voit hie ae > r ‘ 54723 Little P iu ie my : x Dealers ® i To think that 2 INLD are not woth 25% of — (LUCK—2-ton: wonderful shi ew paint, good to} 1p. 6938 Magnolia F ORD B It LES TTERY ev _Ljttle Eagie Houseboat, foot of Bremen, , tire ren auTrgvain AO: fayett DOLMIE- ood condition AY Ly (5. Pappas. \ il 1" « ‘oun . sedan. roa ister ‘ fs ; _ \ : ' . — - : pore om : —— : 1 ; r ?* } . - ‘ . in in ee - ‘ : le, 1! . . of other makes of auto- | | ei The people that traded in the cars listed be low have taken — — — ee ta | FORA eee SS ae Beas tay + nN 1D AR a opposite City Ha ica) lay Sunday bh: South TIRER—30x3% . $2 an: B2x4, $4: 33x4, Sir sf («de ie S75 up; > t : Echultz-Abe'n O Mi? IRIS ON mmorcnc a : . —— ; ‘LK S5 $80, terms FO RB ’DS—-Spee istere. new and used; the keer fo should : > VE | [7 ot LSOS (Cheetn: (irr, 8 . 60) A . % ; D4 ‘ - "OMA t. t. y. rae ie he. last Tost N Grand ‘ (ce) : ‘ ik —fxpre: good condition; good rub- aa SSPONSIBILITY IS YOUR GU ‘ r nd arrans suitabie tert | ay ; Lid ANI ESE i ; na = S98 mee Tay truck bey = te a]°- | ing ears are in e a e ‘llent. eondition. seTore you buy be sure eI igh tension magneto: $6: 3946 ‘1919 has been mai le te look like —_ OUR ” —_ 7 ,! ’ R GUAR See at once MARTIN-PARR ” cSIMAN BROS. B ATTE RY CO., 4 ic aa ne. re mach: four ore , Rm. mh Chas Seen OO . i ’ "£2 - tires and paint and first-rate me iAn- ee ay Dunes ‘orest 40048 Delmar 14.42 ' 2012 LOCUST ST. | . enimsnees ode 1 m - = : Pe ‘ ri mat anal >|) yurir Wil: Demonstrator. : UXton, .-ton:; rebuilt to look over all of our re eond! itione “] automobiles : rRUCKS—Light Ford: in good condition; ical condition, J! he car for a professiona! ‘ord Sedan O17. starter. STAKE BODIES—3, 6 tens, for trucks, in —Lyons, front and rear, 2°" face. new: S26G $340% tyne yo F D> 3 (he puntabie ms. wae us i} : mat , ; . ‘ - Tord coupe ” tr od conditio Brashear Truck ‘lo. : back, ‘ bargain at $15 pair (Centra! li : ‘ “2 . + Ost pale I rice . oNIECE-HILL MOTOR CO., 3015 Locust . +> 192]: many extras g00d : - - “ & , + epee k. ) ‘dy ° bars Cole, 7-pass. 1921 ). with ( alifornia top, a J er ; F pes “‘@RR i? To l1Tring 4° ) ~ . ‘ = he ' . co are ic) : - Bue “410 6 Olive «t ° , NL yor TRUCK 3-ton dump truck; steel bod) iy- aaa ad oan “aa | 6a ulcK hoadster, , Fe ik! CK bs —— Ari ab, ~-ton ibs at Di >; MAGNE ee - ! “ord, Complete: wpe. Tipe hy a ‘ ‘ — ~ . . sr a". { ’ . “se ' x ee i “ 1] ee tra Ae for motor cycie i at almer Sedat ee lernonstrato! “T0011 x : —— Hudson, super-six sedan, 1914 3300 Or SS : — eee --——;}, LAMPSTEED KAMPKAR-—On 1921 Ford ‘hevrolet Touring, 4#; Baby Grand. ‘heap: open Sunday morning rh bh hubs and carirer for Ford. -_— —--- .. ¢ > : heap for cash. 17 ; 4 2 ) i > geil, Y tl ‘ . + . vy : . ‘ - . TI ReSs—Red , *! “~~ thie eve ‘ ' é “ ‘ . (). - £ =@ 3 jx star F _ ite “i . ; ay chassis ; Chevrolet Baby Grand, J-pass., —— a * 1150 a 1 . sion - aan en" aed Bd515J j akiand suring. . ’ : agen Aller it i4 Chesemut ic) nu real bargain: come and see fo ourself sty A oe ——— — exceptiona: wists j — ear , ; } > ‘ BODYy— h-passe nw r ani ‘ t ay me o ont out-of-town orders filed promptly. Btandard . bis Ce nh are = NON eR Oe = cee one Ae eee EEE » 7 a S ~ le. . ied = >i —-}—~ ) ‘ > : _ ivy 7n1 7 ‘here | I i ‘ - ifice s = ; , Cadillac oe (-pass. me oF . > | y. or, cust st. se = — _— MIT we ge | I. nian 3 ait a gg ©°617 Cherokee. +4 ’ Age m4 : Car ; 7 4 . ‘ bol } ° ~Pmear end, Piw oHh4o saZei av. (tc) s " Paige, te 2 i a Cam DI! 9) “4 Truck cheap for eash : one month old. Ane Man) Othe S ° ‘ ! ES LL — : : ‘ et iva THe ws recrargzeu.: sturt Or one- B A RGAIN IN TIRES Paige, 4-pass. La rehmont, Jes mire ’ "io wie. r . , yg ty hg poe ang T RU UO K B SODIES th n; magnetos tested free. L. W. 1-10. 000 miles Henderson cord 2524 . - ane ( ‘] : } : k. 1920, - New aint: tires: convenient 44940) Quiney st. oS saat -1S Locust 7 jis , i. hes oy Beers. 207 walyn Fore at 6047W 9) 110.000 mi les Brun swick cord, 34x4 Paige, 0-Pass. nlendroo idea 3 ir sieeping tir nd picnic, carry OVERI AND—$350 new top. fine con tition a Open Sur ndays and Evenings KF OR f ‘HEY Re LE r 4! ) FORD—1921 métor: 5S new tires: extras: 1—10,000 — ® Henderson cord, 34x4 : y mace 5 5 5 people. Bo mont 3468M See at na money down. $30 ner onth. Box A- : waccryc , ' > ry "Owe 40 O cash "HhiO N. 224, Sunday or any 222 LEDUc 8ST a | Paige, 5-pass. ane nbrook, 19 _ S65 y. Scenuitz-Ablen Auto Co - ae m" = eee nee ie-drive trt ck: 1M18: ¢ e3 leap 4 ght delivers “K ‘all is i ’ ruck Marsha! abe meee bee mod at ton chassi: © Mt shape: $154) 2508 S. A NCC ABE ACR 1 ET ON age aii ee eee ee > CN ee It ats -_ ‘ sae — , . ORRORR DLS LALA EIEN NR MOE HA el le ee ee real bargain: terms, ™" Velie sedan, 1915 1 ne 475 FORD BODY or ( ' i —— ‘tator 9ORQAN 5 eur ‘ , , " , ‘ > Service C'o. “ay : WHITE--I aun lelivery: good condition ; Ne Cheat. Vietor QURAN : seeranet —¢ - A 320 new tires: al " Sa ee ee ——- -~— ——_—— gas ie m 2 gpPerter ere story, 4 ' 62 al taken inh trade. nie we ene a pe oe nes hu : Ti 1: ae 1 ’ se “ 3 ee ———_-—-—_——_ ERA —__— — —_,*,— : rr it jo Gale? Se) ‘ , Ly » us A ‘6 ' ’ pain re Miu i ' aed 7” , th way alls, ares ei a K, ig! By _ = oe aS nby-—2 ton, chassis; used ...... | oti SRN BOT PITCH ELL LUT used cars—most of them recon- echanical condition, Call Lindell 5587. (c) TANKS—Severel W. C. Presto-o-Lite tanks IT WILL PAY YOU. ick, stake twas ae | 1 it | Denbsy—> ton, ee awed |... $000.00 | CO... 3882 Olive, tAndell_ 278s ic) ||| ditionad and repainted — whieh ||| FORD—Chassis; cheap. 3678 8. Broads TUE PA bo PE CENT DIBCOUNF, |: “WE SELL ALL MAKES OF TIRES for ly equipped trunk. call Ce! th 4 4 | Federa! 1 1%. mm, ¢ hassis and cab; 350.00 HOWDY. M InT ER have neen on hand beyond the nD i eg —; vA agg A imds , moter trucks and 4 Reha she Le cere oO ~ "ed a 31, ton, chassis and cab: oe Here es your chance of a lifetime today usual TIME LIMIT. Motor ¢ a cS lee ey ell the used parts that are as good as new 30x38 Noneskid, 6000 mee sare @; re , “e 7 , a ‘ t} ; : . ; . 1920- oP mpaneegtlien + a oe - nt e . ae rT) ii other partes lower. 30«38 ‘% N. & Kelly- Mor ; ; fine condition; $200: y q Ayr ee = used . oe aa or — . 1920 Mo —_ ow To move these Cars rHL F ORD—C nASEIS, | aqi8 Te en ~~ Marter and » al) kinds « truck repair work, includ- 30x44 N. 8. Cupplies cores : , . 3 i tom, 22st MOUs : . ’ ebuilt ~ wioon touring, ¢ a alk Pa | lemountadies 0 oc uat . body building repuiring. at very ; Sie N. BR Firestone cords «> Tf es it ey ergy 1 vr ie 7. ; “ iad ~- * "a ‘ > j I : ben Sunday Morning. (c62) qe nternational—I %, ton. fruit body: 750.00 puilt 1918 Chandler Sedan. 2900 WEEK we have priced them at | cant CHASSIS—1918; in good condition, teasonable prices. Phone for information N 8. Fisk R.d Top Bht _ del! very; repainted, curtain >. a a "23 a stake be dy: used 2000.00 bullt 1920 fo ours: 1. 375 ‘CO VERY LOW FIGU RES. $00. 2656 Geyer av @ ft ave - 4 we . A hy |. B. Goodyear ‘ b “Sead - . Ma > a 4 } t h & . 2-7 “AS ‘ o q ‘ es r ot ‘ . ar Oli jong Barnett Sales ¢ a) ; 4 - on. chassis. cab new 1809.00 : END MOTOR SA ES : ‘ , f FORD. ~1918 chassis = or. $100 “HOT TEN-VICKE Re. I yet Firestone _ (o%% . o Our margin of profit | take wale: cab pA! Hudson and Essex, A careful examination of our 8 lefferson. ‘es rowed was Riverside 2081. (cf) hn grve x eX resi body: , yj } body ; w in city: fenders, a ). f 622 >) ‘all 5225 Gilmore.‘ $2000.00. - f n drt > ashen | : 3| | 8 y JEST USE ; TET IN THE WEST |'!! ; 2 ake wv et} wire ‘3 Auto tire , ce 0 oF ition : pe 33 Style ‘wade: ait petebe: F | iy LOCUST ee oe See Dodge Souring, model 20) to make your sele ction, and 1920 Chandler, 7 ee . - 0 wer ge ee b to li ey on mm eae a3 a 4 % ojtiefling’s Open Sunday => =a = i Republic 1-ton picni¢ body and | are continuing our discount of nae _Tnie car has been overhauied ragy - hos - AD editions ~ ” sre 1A Le O00-Mile ss sae = pail Olive c6") . . — - Box 0-382 yet-Di R. a . eA P ; ir ulp and has om . —. = — | a eab %. Has cord tire equipment an: eee ON ay Stacie OVERSIZE "7 ORD ; tire a: $12 5 to S188: ot . J 2 . Trucks For Sale ee ee . ae TERMS TO SUIT 10 ” ‘ a every appearance of a new ‘ hand- MO: vf a i "32.25: ers 4. ne 52.9 as, a = 3013 % IVER a. 1x Ford dealers, 1418 WN. 2 ‘ liv 2 OO down. | REO—Truck; $125. Call Monday, 2855 es . Don t overlook this oppor- ler. Price $800. we yo aa your Ford over for $1 50: Sells at sight. Controlled by the vacuum MAIL AXD PHONE. ORDERS PROMPT. Zi ery truck, 192]; $101 down, - P keep om turning : ; ord — Seana . fc ” 4 Emace monthly. 2410 & Jefferson. (ey Shenandoah Pay eG ee ’ VR , ; 1919 Franklin, 5-passenger tour'ngé ~ ts oan wheels 05: lockir vf motor; has glass top, you Can LY FILLED. Checks. money ore, oF TRUCK—19°0 ‘stake body and ; F ; : pera REPUBLIC Two-ton on stake; good condition anim eae = aig tunity to get that GOOD used This car is in exceptionally good aa a $ ry § cycle *. too! .oOT No float or reservoir for fuel; draft muet accompany all orders te 4 ao 20. te C > ne 3 (i — t » } at he | a ‘ TST? . a r ‘ ‘ ~ -" A wheels, we, icye : ’ ’ ”" nd ‘ a0 . . Cor io : . > ; banically perfect: terms. 7 80% 4 FORD | TRU é KS $. 500. 55 550 F ‘yle r av Tee REPLI BLI( TRI ( K SALES automobile fondition throughout, has do oe battery boxes, 5c: BOe ca matches. ¢ ; | so 4 a gx ee } Fe ay BR owes one? ia wae prices on MICHELIN: ee : wer ' tn getion. Very At TIRE COMPANY Y: shock "absorber: dennount:- 4 “a Select from. at a big saving to th house top. term oe ot Park Federal 3900 W ashing‘fon ” of OW Cer : g 1919 Hudson Sedan. Here is @ 7- gallon; grease, 10k por pou ne a 0 ool Se . hashit for service: | 2217 Weahinaton ay. . wat. 2 s ry rill i?) er r »T 4 j ‘ny r ree r i re ‘ bd a . € - . ‘ ' 7 eusatomer olte iter. 4 tt PERSP SS . , —_ " . J sheip; no dealer, residence 240 MEMMEer boty your business requires, Uoed Truck Co.. { pat and Forest Fark Si. condition and some of them passenger, 4-door sedan in the best Ge ig gn n, | can't flood or clog: price only $7.50. Good| Open evenings ant sB_ Sey vsonday Seiten (c) 7 eo Of bodies taken in trade | BANDOW—Used = 2%-ton truck. with cab Lindell d 343. _ Delmar 1343. , | of mechanical condition. Has cord ap OF - Front, 4739 Easton. — territory open. Free literature. Write or ‘st. pains W ton cracks Fore tearing : eee in trode. wn and body $850. 2925 Locust. Bomont — - guaranteed the same as new tires, slip covers, bumper, and other Original Orange n ‘aston a tele? got ane hate 6 Ee TIRE SPECI : nd touring. Stearns 7 -pagsen- 7 P2005 88 at. . Opposite (‘ty Hal}. ic) 5H0 ven ral ET a . extras. Spe ial price. $850.00. mont na. . . li tourin : 2 -— — KE Rs. Al ‘TENTIC »N '— & -ton Stewart ones. 7-1 - cal HIHER-MORRIS CoO., St. Loulé. Me. iaturn| ie car. Empire Ga : 7 q BA oe pan el body, sitghtly used. $750 ‘ Packard Twin-Six, f poses Accessories pec 219 N. Channing av Lindell 191W. (e) WHILE THEY LAST. ~ 4 aan TSS eT : 3 on ’ seuhe ‘ KS og: 5 light delivery; panel body. . .. scene eee Ml well orexcnange| 3%4-Ton Packard Dump a ops Mew 4. , condition at our price. $650.00. $545 pair; barre! oe 7. = ights, | $5 htepe wy >> guaranteed. frat vm price we are offering * wh = dependable trucks and ready to go | TRAFFIC—2-ton truck; will sell or exchange ; se Model ( dis atch 5 ecORTMENT OF USED vol hg gee iy m0 ay alles out. 3 -G), yA Te United States chain, cuarent 2) 9 D take ec pervice. Used Fords or bodies tak- for rea! estate or touring car, Al condi- -Ton Packard Stake — 4 ; WE HAVE AX “IN PRICE FROM $200 5% 6 8.08; pumps. Coe: 1gene thaere. 7 Oe ee “t inte 1921 “model; ; om tase a b Bemba, Months PO 1068'S 12th st.. tion 208 BD Tb eae ree . — 4-Ton Denby Dump Model C sedan... we | —— 39c; BSc. cylin ier head gaskets, R: EP] ACEMENT PAR } S Goodrich nonekid. firete .. vuUpment .incivdl our a 4 , ne a? J +s : =. ~* TRA i . oa oF thn. lug te Simoniz potieh or an) Lane brakes: $400. Ol} “ * . City Hall, (c2 ) closed body; $600 Drier sros., 3 - ° Kelly Dump Model D sedan se TRADE OR TERMS. 4, Bl Fore for r closed or open cars, a frets ator ¢' ». 4166 Olive. ic 4 Be ~~ : ae SALLI Broadway . ~ manceneeneauenpuibiaiiaiiitii &- Gram-Bernstein Chassis * ' yi can; seat covers. tour- | te 35a4 | Tractor; cheap; can be seen Model E roadster 3.95 3° FOR AUTOMOBILES Gooérich. guaranteed Sreta top greasing. ~ K —Two, l-ton, w * 4 = » Coj b! o ith TRUX XTON—lInternal “gear truck units for , ' eo 8 d M C ng cars. $5.95. for sedan, $6.95, B0x3% nr ‘S18 day: hy on ae hou" ; a Clark. Acme ia wane o Te os a t ~ ase S302 1 oa f - “ ne Model F touring ; Packar otor ar , SS 45; tubes, VoC. & saving on every Gas Tank Caps Pi reetane. gus rantieed frets ye d ‘ 1% and on modeis US LAW- is os Service Stake pi me . . Brake Lining Coils K «lly -Soringtie!4. or frets et! e* | United States chain. He a Sate have other busi- a a C.. —J \ -ton } ~ true kK rod “con ition; trucks: ic) ‘ thing. . Ane SUPPLY CO i ny, + ee . = cheap for 4 Quick, cash wa! le. ‘sie Cnest- | ton. 10: express body: perfect : Gary Produce Body Model F Sedan...... Company of Missouri 1113 t aotnut. Ops Sunday morning. (¢) | G 7 a We | Drive Shafts , | Goodyear. rusrentoed 79 Axle Shafts pe | Kelly Sortanteld Kantatin roeranteed yo eo ~~ by ran fe: free >: Beales arran ying B,.. oN — —— — ffer takes; must se!!. : ers, 2315 Loc . Te MTERNATIONAL—i ton. with hauling WHITE Truck; best offer eT) Dorris Covered Top fc. aa - fag —— ~= Hox O-30. P..-1 4 "4 VI IM aa _- Truc “ik: ~ JO1L9: ougrens se ‘hody ; perfec Q acne condition; 5 good tires, $200, terms. Republic Stake Model G touring. ees JIN 201 Locust V4 ntral 2300. | AC -ES8O -RIES—The National Auto su! ply | k. ras. Look hese prices over: E Piston Rings 2 _ = ; terms. 1312 S. Grand. 3 — 7 Oe cafttans Siete - +p seaman E. oe: 4 mee — ° : ‘ 7° " or oe delivery: a car that ‘you ca" a & ATION AL—Tru: k l-ton 6x11 “a sold in @ hurry; $300. 3037 Lo- Ford 1919 ( halmers sedan. “se BODIES—2 used Bot bodies for ne as ne ie) = * word outs, 70c: nickel-p! lated, Ww — : Cc 2817. Easton av. = Klass sun phades in blue, Radiator aps delivery truck; closed : § (c2 & oo 4 « “ha rless uk. _ ~7 etn ieieaeie - Garford Stake BODY perfectivy new; . Moo LT or L 1V ERY oo Kc eo 0m @ ber- ll, Ton G MC Stake 1920 Overland sedan eees Oregon in cash. ’ : An when Bs . . r om ——— ; 4 ae ee, er —————= oe a ~ ee " ouring .... «A BODY—-Touring, oe. | . $2.50:| See our complete line of Bow m Macnetes. | ~ — : = : -RVICE—2 to 2% ton: ove hauled and WE DEMONSTRATE ALL TRUCKS 1919 Paige t 7421 8. Broadway. _ ——— overs, comp! ‘ete wit . dae | | Pireakons. ; I-teon worm) drive and it 4 A tee et “TRUC K—; Can be seen at Dan's. 5050 Easton. Bomo J pri. lt ail day Sunday. x _ SONA ons ton truck ck, in Al condition: 3444 Keo- ' ed , . ‘ - = . igs | "ter half price. ‘on terms 344 ~ Kelly Box Body | ‘*6’’ aoupe... yf trade for tourt . , ” ' led , ’ : 1919 Olds "6 | coup es pody tor Ford. 1025) amber at $4.50; pickel-plate *!| THE WORLD'S LARGEST Hedlameont and Theodos!a. 4g gt _~ —0, truck, % ton; cheap; “will trade. d rohes s- rggy od See SS a, F oip -| body. with permanent top; terme if desires : EASY TERMS. BODIES 10 (t] sell cheap. seo ‘ottage. ae 30x: rds. . 4 ; | Goodyear, suarantess a: es : . she 5. - mon the o 1d wu sei) *) porcela) in > : On ah ’ IND PARTS Th 4's | Kelty ke guaranteed fir ate ’ bod y ; ; ready to run: ressonabie ‘rice o- tor ' "true k: ‘Jate model; per- f ; a e e bodies, } ke tN 4 , TRAFF st 7 Tw he CALL MR. FAY. W e will gladly d monstrat ° homont 173% 5 Pc moka Ghe. Ford wheels. $1, | We have & com . — of , , 4 _— a y Oo) ‘ > . t «Vickers. Inc.. 7 morn! ug. 2320 pg ee ‘iy ‘CI D--2.ton. j-drive truck: new rub- | TRU CK—Cheav. $3 4315 Ce ¢ ook. _Lindell 2256 CASH—TER MS—TRADE Riverside 2081 Schotten ‘o0) body; all in firat 4 At : spt , «ey «62815 Olive. Open Sunday Morning. (cB2) 4 mont 900. -class 8 chean S507 Grace ¢ (c) 23 —— Republic Milk MISC ELL ANEOUS ee ON eee dous stock reduci oo an) We have the | y ight nickel plated barre! lampe $6 tarter Gears oC 3 S ms Ss. . s : 4 _ deliveries. + - | ing lamp —- bulb and switch 8 ane 3 it demonstrate: will trade for Ford —_ ul New 8) ip- on loo, Kossuth. gain 1922; ——— New and Used Parts House Sun Ri LE—Economy truck. 1920 r od- . Pruck Co., Grand and Forest Park . ; Federa ie tly Kaentelip. renrnmasd tru e. 7 yuri ¢ rin ” 205 8 ‘ cri- - , 4 7 ck, 3 months old, with — = > Sth st. Cider and Vinegar (x (82) fect condition; new paint an i tires; sacr —— as “brand-new, ) puuepe. tie wheels. $11 per set: lenses. Transmissions and Rear e629 S. Broacway._ ~? grade. —— Tennessee av. Tok Geood comiition; terms, 3647 Fol. | Pp d Motor Car | 2 : _ 8639 S. Bros — “7230 | — ARD — 3i,-ton tractor: ctically | Tauck o < ackar Open Sundays and Evenings | | | CAB——For Fr Ford truck, new. half price. | yp ae ae : price pow © Bruck, | TRUCK KS Three 5 f° Pori-Di new ; a wee | Company of Missouri Bomont 3077. ap sstp DELIVERY BOX—Laree, for 7 Ford sons a waren in. Brashear ne ; — —4 iH i roadster. @Call Monday, fe een ea | Ms, Wes Shep Meee 2201 LOCUST ST. | cherones st

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i ore oe =v “ CO alt ye iy A et es ges ly am one . Gir aae SUNDAY. _@® 350 MUSICAL INS TRUMENTS, Horses and Vehicles, , Store Fixtures, Typewriters and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. JULY 16, 1932, RADIO ‘SUPPLIES ‘ BICYCLES—__mOTOR CYCLES — CLOTHING STORE AND OF ICE FIXTURES STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES | HORSES AND | “ MUSICAL - AUDION bulb readic sets. complete 1000- MOTOR «¢ “¥' LLE—Side ‘ar: sell o>: — niece mes 2 ts ~ or Sa — oe 4tecount to agents. E bainted. overhauled fresto rn ot For Sale For Sale For Sale - RR —S9m a +h. A ei 7 Instrumen art _ — ° ++ . . ‘ug terms. Hewe Scale Co.. 514 St. Charies. Ine 1113 Ptne st. e989) op tarm i= Pas eae _S:.. St. Lozis. M —— -- on ° _ 5300 “ash; terms, trade Schotten- . or used. 97 J0-in. waist 683i a te “we stableman, ss hiver-p- — m oe, =O. a pat tric = Rts —— = ge Som ioe, Ct a foie 7 yaad ; a 5534 ise 3 __ 166®t_ SODA FOUNTAINS—At lowest prices: ~ RE ' - ou — Steers a NICKEL! ING Pra NT ~ Sma?! ts ; ; . ana rat : ns _ — ~~ 5 tet Ty. 2 3g OF eT ti monst! .2 -08] stat... = Broad ay Riversi ;* ane - eae io. cae e \sH REGISTER- ne ®_drawer elect™ Cc. “Tea mm tabies and cha: re %, ‘ : HORSES = TEAM rt _ “ . Re f Gencitiesi. reasonabie pri Be ne ed used . *k r vy ex nigh ; iittala ge "We al on gy 1902a Vi ctor. ' wank handle. Ic to zt $$ 299. $25: candy. cigar and wail cases th. COAL. - Ro FOR D ‘. ; ——- as bet p ; . "¥ 7 ‘ . oe! igi iar © = . preg ge ms 4) ; ‘ ton. Pest-Dispatch bg a ferson. 4- bd - : | : : : : ye ge gy eo ee ner fixtures. Cail Monday, Jostman | and useg: 6 to 12 foot size. closin F ‘Sal on : . An enormous st ro . ‘ oe : r : ‘ orig na. cost M: ww ashingtos Ft ixture Cc © : li oS. h. 1c99) j F com! tien. aS 7.——a pee — 7 n “dof = chine Tea ; }; OF Leow « “ake mornin ory type, MUTOR WHEEL—For saie or trade for ; . Tt. Lascis on POST - DISPATCH. DRI COT eR te Gs oat eae eo ae ae ae poe ee fetector and Li : macbiner and ; 4 : iii : ; = — - MOTOR PE vie ~ ree Grand j ~ ; 14 et: 7 a ; -_ b | - 1: Loe ust at = “gueater- 3 U. ane a ninnia “or ERS—3 elegant. at a sacrifice. Ww nd bse om av = > te , a) ‘ . ; “ Te x - ce . - ~ ° e _~ .* she in So = Ss ‘ : = oe on ~ + ; ‘mecKke 25— ~ me reul barc ainediapes anveind _ Rnmentiocts ae —_ . ~~ . 3 ‘ sie ; ata ey 2s o- == cargain M. ARES “arEze Teen . . ERA—)x7 s1di x Y¥ rt ~ivd . TOS 2 aS ' 0 marae. 6S P Trying case an - wtpt : sTace amas ete et a ae a eee ont ati ~pe and pnerevesiapiliiniiti . ms Be “ecerts C _— Any sic. Lib- _terae Mi amas iTtan Cent ie M AK E—é poem) .orKer a ae ma account of sicftnesa, — and Seeatete. Fixtures one- nat Vd a ~ — 1 => . .rase a4. maoet new “din ng room shower, compiete, Ws mm ne ‘Be SSS UE Mack mare, $5 ee 4 5 @ BHO... 613 TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING =: rial. one you li =— MACHINES ra ers a Ff and Organs Fer= ——The pinyer-pane a greeter piayer vale ) ees . - ANDO ‘ VPAS = - or plan that ie va. 2 Ce eo ee OTIS artes > a ee ~ 3 sie Len $ OUT, a *s: z tat : _——T he 2 » = “HIN — —_— iene ) a ‘oe. DOD tod Ne 4 as ONS - . ; ry greater paag “ EOE , News horyes harness mat: 4 . “ a “BA! D * Stik ur T—Differential. _ *2 -to A REAL BAR retimes pass : at _the Dest see me ave You h ion 4 » - : ao — 5 aaa tan rorta lammond. reduced to | —————__""*™*_®& = Bre: ; ayer-ptage that oe 7 loos os morn ~- mrs te 33° Whe st . ~~ ae - i Eid im c — MilLL—Hoba ame § Roval, $29.30, and oth e machine PEDDLERS | tT — q player vale . ding macht . " naw 4°7 ' 3 @ ra‘? ; ax. : b' « : —— — = : 4 . pipe : ‘ : ee "LAND ~ - MP o : . ; 7 nee an " « ne % —s m— a ™ . i} 1s Ae : _— - _— - - - scales _ = ‘ _ rEULOULER CTFYIrT— agon anol Sarness; aj} ge LO AIGA A RE GILT NI ARE eG IE ES 5 we yp oo Oe = ta Teirteer at derwood " l. > . . § 7 : = : | AR ; nt ; ; SF : ‘ arket - Pe up-to-date vehicles fF CONCRETE 3° — ~ “wes : : oe eatlptaeetanpenennesntitig = > machines an concrete ) bf Ficketssen ~ Sa - FR ARE te oe A ANNE PRAIA AS: Stein a pe Ree TIEN nL cit le RAIL AE ore ‘Morgan st Bee } | . our rm Mol ; ; _ HORSE — Yoons and CONCRETE MIXE R— Ha ? hag 2 srmai’ : ist ; : ayes — ad Hy — a : : aa —s ea onmneereerannne ~ sie * rn ot 2 j ther :, petco. . , _ . : " . rz = +. — : —Ty een — om : -tA And derson. — stun, tm oteck Hatche ‘o.. 36835 WE \vVE na ral cariords = aac he ~ a oe be 4 [llinois FIXT! RES—NMillinery ces arment ases, net phopho nest be in i con- ZvLAND PON(ES—Heighs = t st. Lindell 282 machiner ell a ot aie oon r vi nior set ost . me ON sl ) ; ei so ——. mo m leon i counter 3811 tne a. oh ft iit § ; Zz go | SIL. CRETE. MI XE — ad 21 . - + ' > oa S mi —_ nD ants . : ~ ; * a — rv ate — a — - + - , . . : 4 - . , a ‘ . , “ ; 13.3 3 n Be. a Aiton - - — y . roe : >. — ; = ae . " tetas % ~ — awk ‘D> *. NY —Ntallicn: = puip- Zo ; , has ; : ——— — im d : ' . ee gagge | FLA ‘- "ASES ‘ Inte! Les . — a ~ . a a _ . a ~ a = oa Se 1 = _ eS Ne . = ~ 5 ss " 7 TS : ‘ i, , ; } : ; he . 2 7 . oT MAMOND CURE DRILL—Mona: . Be ' nese a ” —_ , 7 , oe don Borns fr “ORB a _h, ft “* | Benton it coetiieiind. ak. aon ‘ ae (ara me : c rs. riuHer ; ate PORM BU UGGT—Dres-ton: rn -IMenat >» . — . = a . bie: : ' . -» : . ~ sag " : .- ‘ “ ‘ oun = . . ——— aap ee . +} ba KL, 4 ot 4 - . i _ ——- — — - ~ — ~ 7 > —_ - ~- eure 5 IMeTny vehic' ‘= lw I ee a a VOW tle et ~ i rtect fERING are? = asc. oe + cakes (t STS Baumer . torenmd A zy it" STAND . & ag Bon AT : - . mo LT) * : " -_ oo ; . . a. ’ be 3 . : ; ye? . ; .s ) _ + . ch. , . a >. ~— a . ~— ee " bets tii ors Tit : , r e : . 4 a av 3 “ss ’ wv 5 aa . 4 ~ "Tt : OF . ~~ . : ' nac J }7 : . " f : . ¥ ateurs ‘Sie uD u + | . - : S a ; : g1ne. ; ; ; ———~ pally a aneallall e- eke es . . ation ma. EXHA!IST FAN—taree size 1 >: , 2 : BICYCLE OTOR CYCLES : : ’ E rea a : i : Pan we (dts rYPPAYRITER Wa Af) Sa yne-horse: Zoo! as Bew: « @-c.. cheap. 1007 Market : Ths. too! steel ! stz ——_—_——_— bb mn — —e a ae , ne! feet bh! feet deep 25. Apply today. Mr. R “3. SSE 42 2 See : CE CREAM (ONS MAC ai NE—Cheap ! peer ame wether belting always 19 _ ss Wants ROW) For saie: sectiol y ch ea shee —_ -- - ——- ; od conditio: itt De in $200. Y Mive. B Hotel, : AL: . have — —_* Mera mee _ ‘ a ott. RT x I =F — = —— ‘>? Orin FTA ‘ ; : Ji Ba Di ; = : — 22 44. . rPrw.W RITER—y o1 : 7 = es Sey 4S pS soadertu I aT} tt: a* ‘ . . - _ 7 — . = . - - zd ' ‘ : ; — : - : - ’ : | en _~4 , ; : os oid : noe . ee * aa —_ - _ ; . . es . , . sre 7 ’ _ ' vi “4 5 —Two-h ree r : > : 4 e. - - > THE—* TYbet « re it . * : = - - @ : + . . - a = . . - . - —_ 2 " . _* _ _— : - 7 os . " ho i) “ng : . ~ 2 t s re 352. Post-Disvet- LOT | rE. ? OR CYCLES Wd — soon gaa alan ote om - . as CERY Wid. —in exchai 7 imp FREEZER end: aid type: in som! ing Machine § ry iter verytinit 2 QO! or. we da3t ; . roi : ring : i _East rrand. - oe 2 om ; a a oe se et W A \ONS—2 horse sta > Pia sO—F ar . ——~ O85 E. Prairie after LQ o'clock Sunday ‘eed machines: special terms: commercial See Mr. Buerger, col det. red. sONS Siy’e Bex O-45 Bee te tte ict 4n cides aibihiees imines in) Seriibiad: > alaanniacr aloe aagantnectmminiah ieee ip ae iy heen aa aoa CLEA LEAL ALLE AOA L EN LAS NE EI ic. Pia NO— ; ’ , : oe was 280 Spruce. 7 ) : ‘Cott Ts grinders and other machine ‘oc'# also en > 8a) cou mig! cee oe Seamer — —— pa: 4 ns ' a ~ . : +e o.. 1% Mar aie X,. ae. wae oa. WORK HO aera es. 4 gines. Ddoilers. heaters. steam and power ire..in either round ena! trv BaP inate etry » . io V4STte! “Ooi t _ a a TF 137% . ghey Sn - Call Ee ; = lis m2 yumps, air cor. pressors, ™mwtocrs and aen a : ; ‘ savin ' a. : wav. . “ rh. i the Any cine ae : Ter n - - _- — . ~ - — TE ee ‘ha. ot ai nOoMNila ml, te ace ——- caper an er ~nee-“ SY.ANS 380 Sen road | * ; ilve ne eretors. John Hamming Machine Co 208 un =~... emeeienet ; .- as .tre' 4 2eEXe aerwooe . ot - n. Sonday a ; tees all ite & ist st. Main 1192. S eek . — . ; = —ta ar “ nec ' one a a Ler iz Ne 10 n firet-c! Ot a = : — rantece sit — : initialed . . ~~ - : - z= Ns we ‘anh ~ Hornbeck & Hardie Electric Co 1 SUPPLY “ cae tel s ) a a SALE 7 fe a Grand; Daatre ahihe. dame tor “mat seal ee a. 9 [3th be SDAR POSTS. tin xe) posts. frame ir von co ' Beep | or wer er TP 7 ait die ay wagons and = = Gen: piano im very nic t. Leth a. . rew: nina nantes eee slag —~ % orth wo ~ > PST —— —o ance ay ome uae mr “oa , L o-f ; on, tc: on hand r lelivern : = dertul Darga" * 3105. enay ' “ moters rente. , > = q MI ma. 4 . —— Ge. 1004 «live st. — 214 Market af t Min Rn GaBLer upriers piano, we wok = a r= a ites: meat im en a2 pretitao’ je «ar ngton val. ver t Sten de REMLEY. MOLL STO ' 7: a, twine ‘eee ae - ‘ EM zat acu I 720 NX. Ilith st. and . a muni h. AGA eist -. heap. \ oger wn L000 or } iMive - - eat . . 2 nis “ te a ; bce a ee " “ ae . espe : ei Nile "OR . ; [ ; 4 si ‘ -* . a ; : : le @& . . “ : Lond : 3 LOT ’ - ise: ax r . . ' : . : : Pen > : " a 5 hs ¥ Ria -. : tia ‘et porta! ER PETS ARN Oy sche Nain. EARN oe rie wt Ray 4 ‘reg - ’ Fel rane ar ee Oe ee Hr? Oe J HOISTS—a- mer'can. one. ron mono-rall C. G. @ F A. Hugh. 1300.0. 04 N. Broadway. Trier 1526. Centra! 472° twia NS er | ea 3 Tystene, piano: = ii is8- aie, for romt: : i ; Bc a Gwed ome CONRO 7s. 1100 Of MUSICALS : aa, mrser fare a) Dirt he 2 et ree ' ’ > * ELECTRIC MOTOR—S kh > Nye et et dS et et pee > SIN ES— Ro lers, abe cempresso: ery Sollt te erder anc ming Machine Co... .08 3S. Tertcan Pins st Ma: FORD STARTER—and generator equ: — .-nhew $150 eme Ee ~~ xz " . eis - . ‘ auiieanian > . we Go. Co. a3) rket st 98) ; J rk SA Sea Blo VoL SA tar er cls ~ a7 a oe fowvza Upriah ~ =. ; a : . : . : aA : : . : : cli en TOI * deittca HOISTING ay ae Det ulbte ewvitnder é , , - : ncrete wors: & -_ a ‘ ~ . rs - — : on ; Pee soectal 9. al : Aig age ; f : , pe a> r ‘ob: ——_ FAM! 2. BAB Ninth et. . : ail i3 oe . oo Wy _ . a _ 4 — ; . 1% a ) ta. Tm ; .¥ : . : seetenpenEeneaseen _ ~ _ ene “ meat ~ - “a . " ; i if; : : - a | 2 ” 4 . 5 oe . 4 i “ . ’ e . rd , ’ > a : bam re - . 7 » ; “oe ’ ' owe . , ‘4 . 7 ._ a 2 ‘4 “ AN a. Is ™ % pia yee- . —_ MACHINE—Horton. and 2 wast hy h st Phone } ‘ ment foo foun mn and steps mane Hi * i r ol id. be Qrech 1 ( an Rent att RONA L- ? li geil cheap. Call Cabany 39S3J * 6 , Sprit } netor-driven ‘ath Bi CLE—G! Panget : een (us a — ae ——$——$———— “i ; een isan cathe a an Ivy om *as7 PaTments: terme 49 iow as 3a43 Theodosia 33 x2" TaD at! nemt! en Sundars. 780 ‘ : = - so , - = = ——— : a ~oy — onl ag tna $2 down We — a fe w rebuilt CORONAS s RRACT- CUTTING MA( “HT NiEp4 Sip +: tcf Dwr ate : ; ; a ae oe ons Cc Pr, - - . : " 4 . 4 ~ . , . - » : . te — - ‘ : a “en 2. St ‘ : t fo n T “An Tov ONY thé ‘ental ia also 3 coring machines Kroeger Crmc : ee See SICTCLE—! -Jonneon good condition ee pes age ra a ots : scree : magogses > ne — . PM AN. WARD — : nder-' PIANO LESSO NS—At wor vour Baking Co. Tiffeny and Vista iol niy >») = =. - _- = — — =" - a Oe}? Crary See : oe need 8457 Tower 3 ‘e Pay erp : er beginners. x > — Waman; ao greater pla ¥ LATHES?) sewing by 4 feet bed. “TY PEW) RI TER Grese 11104 x av a % Machky. Co.. 2323 N. Sth st Ps wiin jarnirchfege rillin a = , : 1a PLANG LESSONS im four — - 3 " LATHE—l10x8 heavy duty: one 4x a bering mach > A. ~ Da. , seap indec —— ———_— - or —— — oo at mag yes Og eer — a ren a nnn Seen 462R teacrer: isatest me‘lLeda a = iad ican shaper. i? ‘Kkford. grinder : . ' 8. Seat . - — , se 4 ¢ i ee : 3 Dawll mii.e n 7 ! ThA. ; WIN th Thi yep ‘ows. ‘ ake c ets Pn - tam ; } hig ) Beue THe BALDWItIy F iAND co ta SEN!) for free «ample emmons amd 4 ‘err. hoim | wile tee. Danvtlie, = VMJILIN,. qandeiin, guitar. banlo _ strument loaned, seid. «€ arge expertence. quick work. tI “N. Leenerd LATHER—M arch. 14 ip be’ “ sc ei _ hn - ; of 1 ivi : ar gexi am . ; : : Ror, ‘ eT : | Ee ' ’ ii ‘ ’ ; : — ——— —— ~ 5 . . fs os a > a M - en — » $1 et eee . in. P SsiLil Ni: } it lates | ae gee nay : — = _ ‘ ee . . $ na. i 7aSsy (ft tf to ‘“sarn muste by mae : ‘ So ooe ie oun , ati . + —_F aM 4 > ee ate ar ler R rey Lis? - 108 Nw YY —tl orient Diane. buy, plane has been vad geim at $11 DS ROT’ S. 1100 4 The ruse ‘hat ya"ent*ee ali . RENTED REASONABLE BOx Ww ;RaAND—PF tne thrwaning machine, comparativei) eee —- - 7 ae ; . . > ae POST -DISPATUCH - thie at “ems thaw Call Sidney 4500. . _ ~ , hit int. § 5 gallon, Cycion ae . i il i bane getter ~ nd secondhan ma: WAsSON'S “ONSERVA MACHINE SHOr EOt oe a ME ENT—Large stock tou , MOTOR cy Exrelisior cocaine toe 3 a _— new —— | a (CRE aga ee ' petous n ‘own f ml wer i Morgan. Tieln. garepherts. Sani, bs ¥ PONROT'S. 1106 « tere. Foiatin as 230 - ‘ ™ some ‘ 2 per . ‘ - : Ow we — as5 : - Offce Fixtu “y THO Frank!in. . HARNESS salem. ry — condition trom bene. rvliephone, clarinet. ft The ous *: Rouse ‘hat _wuarantess &- pupeh pre ._nninder vod- Electric hoist ioTOR CYCLE a a aa : ee eS oe ae od : , — za T4448 «hinnews im. guitar akulsie, steel guitar Sam S+ on ian Working and sheet ris arnt aera - ~ sice c } cash. as ow } M oS. + ars. oO aoe Fe ee =o a eer é ‘Office urniture : ar +a r tion. Forest 5642. Delmer ss. ; stare ~kk Player- : 7 = . " ee ia r ." > c ~ 4 ’ “4 2 — = Se , _ S707 Prankiin —_— a 2 New regular $400 s}'¢. aoe Tuning and Ia ur h “2 : eee . ; ; , Seter materia. r I : . ~ | , at ' oe. (ture you w* f ‘Th a.: G } = ty . ' - , ' _ ~ os + & eee ix ~a. Teilloy F eon . : ~ _— > : i ' - y me : : . — er ee fering tite s@le, & Gee wUtieee = er 1a” 1531-33 adway eo ; mu 3 ph ‘ : me ) — (8738. 4118 ~ etm. Wiets — a. i i “stnen I Fost -." ci - . ‘ ; ~ , | 1 , | m — 4 seta new and a ~- : . @ie coll eabioe hench acd cae “ in aes . ee sTanc eee SO e ; . ; . = 8h gains. a n sed 5 ' = oT: - Grasemuck. LIJIT N. Bread- PHONOGRAPSS repaired, of E> per mens Lie? Uive = = vie 316. Feitman. 270i Pars. | SRS ayY 4&2 SNS Vert MACHINERY —Cheap Roofing he. ui Muish. piais modern sf ; ee er erectically new Forest 443. 4561 As T x te & Eteam pumps. a! ‘ : : ach : ; . : ~~ BELTE: ay RR —— Ais ~‘tmomeerconeli a oe, : a whit rd 35 6 24. : gy _ -_ 2 Post- Dis FICE I TTURE it top 4 : ° Misitc TEACHER—HERE spol N poe oy S Dak é ; : = — see: Fe , Ww rt: cr M: ne lx L a! is whit re ‘ 7 tandin etter files. chai: es OTs — - gi” OPPORTUNTTY- Pta} Sn tnd “aoe ‘ eae fam . " ’ . a Sn See = , a . , . ~ 4 . h, IN rw NEI} LIPTENG TRI “KS S sete 5 y har- estimates on MitNrg, rete c8: ' ; fF Ampieo — $595. t io — * SRA SM G-foot. ma : nod 7_up. Lif 14th om epme. Bement 3710. Coa ae J paynen: ZACHINERY —: | AMY week seunieed and = gussemieel. a0 Ete ee 5 oe a omen wai , as , [ORSE—@ vears old. 2928 Oreaon. ta) | *yee (A™O_ TUNING — ; ib Fioar—PAMOTS PA MACHINERY-—* Curtt: : stage Worthing ’ . a ——_—__—— $4.54): additional leaks iy $1.77 Put - iy , Pasar . sear 4°73 HORS __a =" moe — Grand Tw z Cals ‘= : air compressor ne du pur bine an : — nm. anc si ney Roofing Co.. Forest 14 - Surt-ng- = ac a wet — © * : od . : . : al " ry ie) me ~ : “ . 4 er an ; on : : . - - - os - . ole 7 Ae wy sy xio” I Steam and gusviine engines. ee . ~— - cn — — e - — a laaldaiahinilimaiie e Pm: ali o 3524 S Tavries . clane taninge sad -—~ ae : a. Lady oitts i nd er @ Tabies. oak. 5-f0o . i ‘cS—§, heavy p ne aememintan rears opening: lot vert! 8 : CLOTHING : ine: pawned ¢ pil tick- Ta bie SS io 6a 1S a0 ) +} a pure ps. etc.: one Day dough mixer. 3-> St mat machi: ' “YCLE—Inditan, an ct - SF hal — ome = = - m4 Masogany : _—sAnsd op | hao —_ ae : “¥ tia — & SON ~ . (iene eB can ——— «SB rd 1821 Sempi | H—Raiiread watch; Hamil: el “h ; la~ont : ao PIANO 7 TUNING that yoo wilt P _ POZO N_ Sixth. “s APRA ; = - _— —— nn Seient:fic piarer regulating aad - ; if 4457 rrTorw ,zA %.ibey ) &- es Stale nga reer * = peepee: es ib elt - = eee — ~ - — ~ > - a yy ; ~ - : . a “ Dpews nd Nebraska = 3 . “ ‘ce “. ; : 2; oe . « . . 2 e ’ . . - . ~ MAIER MACHINE WORKS 2°3722°s. 05° : v« eines AFPARBL Wil SS)? yughest prices, See WATCH—10-sfx Sunn special S1-jes a i. $5C: DOZENS 8 50) HORS per og se Tie : | MOT Ore +e ‘4, _YOSr case. never w 384 Folsom. , —— ——————— ne | SED Sendit' sa, price right em “ — : etaeaninitenitanbiti ai ae sora all work CLE— Marley, _Dex idjon make. and SEEDS. PLANTS AND Li 2 —— and mules from 5 | auch a = all mas | ans , , Store ~ e}| vere 44 ae wirt ~ renairirg an inetal’ing Devonshi re ra cee Se or ote . 7 ORS a reel. serviceshie work | 7 ore : . : nersas BASS SINGER Wtt.—Bix J AXD GENERATOR —la ali Sinding machinists. 21 5 Ma: | ; R CYCLE —— —————= Ging cut 10 varteties of eve . r'xtn ¢ im. ® HORSE ~ : ne Co 38eS Market 4 ; ; mn + Tee ee t4 M , : ho ee Exceisor. with SUT Ts TS id overcoa:s. “sh = an { pants, . il sseneninerngetencel Rs —Sow and ° Diz 4i9 Erbe. a | = 258 Miam‘{ Wing . — = ira! highest prices said. « 2 ira! cr ae esti ie a _ cy 322 Ma rivet *” Si . ‘NNOF ‘ a. Lat fayette + lee ~ _ selling out. 2106 ¢ a #4 = ctu — ae ree Ct. B.S , a : " % -a.- new = danke es ——y ri ry arge. mederm fm Bh— Heniterscan = ERIE oska. Moc 7 - HORS [a — - cani BEGINNERS Wra—On all amateur orchestrs. Goa MUSIC furnistied fer ail Da bila. seow _Lr—19s°0 Hi ar ey Da ; ~~ Ege — ~ . —— rs : y > a ‘ : a : MOW RACK rz “ : ; : . Main eon : ; LACH. 5 ; George A. Schindler. [7 eee CU ? _—a ‘sii kewt S421 Sikero i machine and teel work ur presses, i: size: henner a , ~~ = oak “aS. -« it oe G sells iadies’ a | é‘ - wo ‘gine . 8.2T2°O x. > | “lah. es : , . ; : _) . ; a sae en r : " comune. nh pets: also Many : — MOTOMS—F or sate or rent. a:) sizes o v RCYCLE—io0%% : oa aregaamg a ame —— = er em enter ee. Week Hi IRSE— hunky gray. 1100 ibe T7208 achine Shop Work ae a > for For oid stam ~ollections. albums, etc (99 Rreacwar Musical p 'Oy tar ————- ARTMANN & MIYER—Printing apc book -—— nen wee —— er. said . . » mace work. pipe and doit W HEEL—Briggs. at ? . . n 4m) cre! ; ‘tically - . ; ' ty } i zt . 116 - 1a? . ‘ Geo ~ : “2.7 new wil ot * ped = > ‘~ ‘ . D - & | the Governn . ore suitadbie for restau. . » «€ an kinds bonne t xy od oid ee : “yt 5 ~* iaee repairing and reevtindine: cut oman and Oulld specizi machinery. oe mee ‘sartioid a af -town trade er 2reia atten! : Ere 4 ite. stir “es 4 bs mad Tanuract iTine ere} LE? a ~ Harter sper- _ . ; rin : . b 2 ta Dwar aa caf -&”. grocer es. Sut “ier shops, etc. act l 3 1231 Pine ‘ : it ; ‘*ore oS i Ctrne Engtreer , ee : chassis $233 "model ; . es altedins memapien = e? : their valve Te see * eee refr'gera re work. ER ee », £08 Doin hide St. Louis. Mo >> Washington Rit: l zs ae “ABINETS w , ete, _ tors and get the price iw convincing as to the ses: cheap Ist. CUTTERS—36- inch power « = — a a... ' Lz Har “ iae2 ———— —T. — ™ ——— . cote ee eee — ust de ' nN significance of Lais unusual Dagan. it Hi .RSE- -¥ FONE wetmhe 1's. pewnds suit- 30-inch handpewer Bn rT. DIM ANT? Wt INE - a : pitt elie coo Gna . . - rinte: ; wit: cheen ‘for cash bs in ‘i aay you to see ‘hem. : Act quick. “Ben- “bie for sil curposes: $26. 4050 Evans. . Srrectas . r . on : A s7 Hs r . eres » Tlie mt. I rm — ae sanaaie * Seter DPargains a oe 1 oa °) metal stamp ng Hornet ine ant a 2 BENSINGER FURX. AND STOVE : BORSE—? ine seiivery horse and harness. | end P.. 26-in.; nar- MACHINE AND Ha ries ; > | eee. Stalh. i Grand S880W LOOT Market at a BA . . ) ET ay EE Cnctaim ta tlor- : . , : a pA : : ne * COMPRESRO RS—Curtm, with « om Sage eee rf hilecar, orn' 5 ed ) , wesser Ss. het 3 A ay HORSES—Team. 1400 et ; $135 Acme Sicetsie ee. we after; mu 4 ‘emt allowance on rut when ee ~ “ % ee *. Louis independent Pochine Ge , @.) morning =iISa z ‘cashing «a soldier's x” str | BUTCHER COG LER—and ‘fixt ——— , » 1” re. | Choutean, a — ——— MOTOR (Y¥CLE—i98n inal on er anniversary asic Pa! : e conditen. + ro Ae eS enene, cheap. .——; hed. — eo ann ye SS seort size SO. og By - maha ir vults 4 “HER Be ae = _ 2317 §. Broagway funne miescae: ‘ 4 ; saat 7 9 x , . ‘ ' rs ww e 2m! ae “rats to $.3 + _ cing SCal All suhiien " ~ = . ee a rs PL: Se Oh 2 re ae the = ~*~ 71 * ety - retutit | MOTOR CYCLE—Warier-Devianes 3. tom Sten ing 2 Machine ss cect is aw 721 N. Teh. fc), _ot terme: expert repairing 1616 Pim nie Fine. coo stan! andem ~~" ~omdi tt . : 7 ; ; Weetington ~ opdition. Jide 3714 Sothes Shep means to These * me: roll. ite am for ae SCALES—PFur all Durpeser iaoatlllmnnete yaaa ere miade Py : eT . oi . a’ wales. suto EROS I Sa AR SIM BEAR CET hls Se ata Nagai Ama RMR et I hc DE RNR PRES TERE Ae ANS OTS pea LER! * & sito, 2 fate. Forest rector ta pa sat —S : en evenings Elec Salen ™’ Grand. e) & ieoeaieieasiiie cad: . will demen- MOTOR CTC!l.E—Hendereen. and side car atone megel: perfect condition: bargein 420A Rietr_ : BO Mt TYE CY CLE—Tiree-ssoet a Fad stmate oT touring. Benten 471 TAT Wine MOTOR CYCLE —Hariey 1820. wedi tion - iat of 7 Ford ar "Ford SA Frankiin. ree Ae At for display or madeiing mT tery are made Detter thar the "eu foots affer they show them : vd 6 ther a a2 Sig diecmant: we : benef * _ ‘& Mercieg —— * Sst and come bere last. Buy mer as = ow . * 4 S$ BOOTH AXD STAN D—Selid Sareh. Mas- eee ee } Secured ; — e Vandeventer Market hemer. Chouteam, ai! door “Drama, the Place to Buy Clothes ” 820 3. Vaudeventer av. near Cb BU TTER BO XES 3-ub Me ray $75 each sh: 4-tub Men ray 208. __Sxtures, - aime ' ee “SSM ANN. “Oil. 13 Sree war nt nm x W.-H. y— ~ %. Cear description. - _ Standard. 219 Locust. f we “ASES—4. one one for and walt drug store. Prey) ive «T* SLICING MACHINE —t _merning. 49196 oar oF 1008 marke

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BU nates ipa Sh a San I, eee. . ok RS a aa rs eT SUNDAY. ee —- —_—_—_— eee ee a SUNDAY. =F 900 ROOMS FOR RENT, With and Without Board—Is the place you have been seeking advertised here today? _ Ae ot ; 99° av 'LY 16, 1922, . 2 aaa ES AND V VEHICLES § #2. ra GUSICAL » : MUSICAL... , MUSICAL : ieee Ree et 3 * “shed hin eee ROOMG | FOR R.RENT—Contral ROOMS FOR RENT—South __RUOE : eee > Front wm, furmi ‘ , ene large, | OLIVE, connecting, 34 ficor ; PESTALA "tan 3455A—2 bright connecting | ct MM as oree, Same For Sale : . struments ‘For Sale Pianos an ng OES saith va P- : nN ‘ or; good board: convenient to car | 15: mules et ee 3 ~ in LA d Organs For Sale ne Ni achines _— eae witn : ; site RS = | - ene ines; Hi- , te district: reasonable men. oe eht housekeeping; bath, @iectric;, reason- , rooms: private family: suitable for = -y double med at right out: wend WaT. AAW pe g) sank: 424.5, Wn fui. mente ar Ke. Tr ese instsu- : | , HR APH! : ett - ; Jet -e4 ioe ; : ' me a lalla ali aal ae BP IE) SR rienas reference req uired ss Grand "417 Ww. iD ELMAR Ri. 4417—Housekeoping rooms. wagons ane _ 6S Wagons: : ne ;. henson , $5 saga tog up; terms as. raphs aol eK ae : "in ee . a ~ — —~ er ROWUM AND BOAR tp ~Nice, cool south } AGE BL., 3530—Furnished large seaené | ROOM- ~Beautifully furnished front rvorm ‘for | home privilege, reasona vie ren! bleman, 1521 N Broads runabout,. = yer o —--- ie , !- cost 7s yon ro t! onograph, li etal TR, dad ; nicely fur py Ws : eee room, Be private farnily: : —. housekeeping reom,; conveniences, Pater gentieman Box & -328. P.-D) | DEI MAR Bix. 5243A-—Teo unfernisher — ‘ 4 =. . Miver al : he es ty ; ; . > worl ry wit ‘hout beara: : . asonable rate ty u wine os > o TEAM OF HORSE ar 3 : “A imiek | he house that guars aieen a 1100 live. mahogany nish, . oA SMe MPs omy Seams ate 4 hon +: > MI MO TALS, Forest k district Grand ; : wd sininaiiacnitilleiiaseiuiaitaaae eacallled hn ROUM—Colonnade roor neatiy sacoasiocey rooms, all modern conveniences #t) ». Usk Db FOR DIRT ~S, ARN 4 se 7 \ pes a wee : : " 2 h, bys effect ru ! : rt ins wes rr on S ; + ah Foy lolo-—Front room; ail conveniences; best location; worth while sce ing. Killian, | DEL VAT Rl. 46 14A-—— Neaetiy furnished TE CINDER a SAP N securna ed . ae e, L_AVE “re . ~ a : $s: niv oy , ne igring (A. ne fea . eens M AND BOARD —Nice large room with 5S per week 32333 8S. 13th et ' reome. with all conveniences r , oY a* eX ailon. ores. &- ly see -nots ive + at or) hy aly , , ro- EYER, 6 ong! ' ' ; , no 1 and sout? OR” ‘ * on. | - "£6 : sam -—~ - a. Cc ON DIT -~% “piven. — ' ail Sundays 4249.4 i ot wank an ielite fi in ae rea 11 nie outh window win becs I*) in private fev. " aes = male Pe ee ee 325-—Nicely furnished front rooms. KOO M—Destrable front. S400 biock Botan-| DELMAK BL. 5049-—-Reom, beard, dean te *D ETS , we — TAYE - —— Beaecaeeivedkesemeretinerees sili : an, Ja’ an ——— s Scr te oe irs noividue Ab, indell agasn | | eferences required, Cali | in@Kkeeping or seeping. connecting or ical; private family. no other reomers, come and se 7M ~ ME : . . 7 *T) . - £ LAN dm FO bee S300 4° - Y. ; ree , 5 a Price a ut o us . . . “ -2 = S Peder a single q&% week Py he | Fr. OOF P vat - Dispat , Ti : +: ga ky oF saddle nl si a4 New inst legant, kK imba |! nied “ee a an eaten AF: —— —- - the itn. geal — heey beautiful | | was middie-aged preferred. references required 37 \ ermont. call a ’ ne. ‘ferson note, bargal 4160 F iv a. nx? et te | menc n attach: ¢ ‘ pr , ; = . . - - ee if ae ode will serve THERESA. u20 N So mm Adnan ~ . Rox ©-265, Post- Dispatch DE! — bl... — ‘wo fromt light-heowke- Wii — ie a oe : - — : sah (4 player bei : nahogat! iano sea reom th - without board, ' pre et 1 cesired ‘olf H6J ' nt’ a aie - -—— a ~ ¥ “? ON , fur ou Dod | take $15 if solid todan | iF Ol yecial, an cast LAYE! IAN he: i ¢ Por ' musie co : “ PaLKe | ——— ~onrd ; 219 art fax 12663, © or two, housekeepin ‘¢: all con- | ROOM—Comfortable: southern exposure 3 keeping rooms, nicely furnished lier. Oday, @ gar : n Soo Kt, t tomo) O7: a -” — Me.on a oe at ‘Me EOKUK, 2638—Room vas opty &A RAH RN ? veniences; no childr pri fami} tocks from Tower Grove Park: fog l or LELMAR BL... iss0 First-class; all mmer 4001 ge aia 3 ars j . 1. — — . - “ ‘ adi Sil a d : co yveniences a i Of . ® Pia . ‘ == LOOM and board for iwo VW ASHING' ON ' : : rom : y gent! emen Oo ceuple employed. x s ern copvrentencesa 5S. Broad. ; ‘ Fag ; . lahogany is} en rALKI! “A ‘\ 1S a — out) ' m: 2-ladies newly decorated; coo) front room, reason , - a ety - 208 et - Dispatch ; : bi od condition, s! . (hippe . ae ig , Berit ; m4 osm e AK 3. 541 —Nie cat > able me .. e. t ie m. Rr Mt hed; ‘lar ‘ : = : ' > : : " 9 SNES : -- — —— : . NS WINE att records cel! empioved ; fam Grand 1248M. Rnd Bent wi emen. families and chil- WARING? or . ory ® vlocks north o sleeping reome: clear ot hame _—— hands: real work. 2 ee sHONE— , : $40U; Vegan. » | PLA LE 7Ii- IANO - S. tod —— — and | pentow "e aaa: - _ ' -™ + . . ty re y ‘ j i ‘ ) ahs, Ti eS . > f — _ + . = lige? : hou n ’ nig . r . . meeiuil) size, no use for gan phy. % aes » m. ISUVA DB. nh. PLAYER , a ee aan : ecm : ls “eae mop ~ : T? ~ a : rer Grand nished rooms: board if wanted J il RtSSELL. 2727—Two light housekeeping . aomeeping: ware gna, electro : . 7 a . : ° 2 . ‘ ‘ i ‘ ay). 7 » 4 ° . ie v¥ ¢ ’ : a ° . , “ ] ; p ~ i ee pan ¥ ae . a hae' , : i] S q 7 . . 4606 Maffitr 1s: i , trul it vendid } Bernt ~ Call W o = liegt SE eee ; KRNON. 55305—Large roo! ni ate bat? WASHINGTON BL, . —SiPe@epit rt rooms; all conventences , LELMAR, 4003 lerce frent DPmiseekeopray ’ z 39) ! be EN +, ‘ ‘ hus I pOTI j lvat DAthH. Le . . end . ~ . — " ef ¥ he ; : AY %/R-PIANK ' Cre VICTROT! ' ‘? >] } »R41 N atl urnishe sleepine porch, excellent boar ae ing room sectric, th. phone LUSSELL. 2644—2 con necting 2d floor | or sleeping rooms: $3; mua range. e'ge . ; . ’ r et . al . > i : 4 \ i i LA ‘ > > 7 N , “” a e v Tu iB! -—— - be P "NT . ee ae é . on tr , 7 ‘7 : . + Roberts (Clarkson. Cc y Winrebae ‘ wate tT ; ’ pit? | i rage wit? oel free p! - reasoné ble VERNON, S706—Cool ooms, arge yard: | } yuseKee ping Tov Ss. 2S o te as amd bat . DELMAR BL SaALA—PFurnished (trent rar Fae | ——— e —— ae a. we ) a ~ S : ——— ne ; : = real home cooking Forest 780) SHAW {oR A— a ge. n eatly furnished | kitchen privilege if destred Worker im tary ee ee anne rhea * 2 i "OOTBULC wat i ca sites he ; seeg SHE? “mg i 39°4—Neati) urnisne oy ae i ae == ns tenhas ‘} ; eOD! . a : i oy er ReOd - condition ' o maker 4 re ree ° an . recorcs cheap if tft ' y iT : ‘ , : roo! two; excelle! hoard; home « ook - VERNON, 5004- Ro m anu doar for two - oe =e kitchen privileges = oe - i van - AR ast. +t je ; imit si (ness isos Bae: a t. 4s q° Mill: : ‘ . L ice — . : . . a MAK RI hioc eas ei WwW \SHI Pa, She, rh and ern gent emen a 5SORAI : tr “OOSA Hall roon , he usekeeping . : ‘ — ~s | . — € . > ~ : fir ‘ > he = . - -«i4 She: ilar S a SRS in ‘ tr AYE ? 4? ; : > ; ast | e . ~— 2 , iy) ‘ . i ‘ i? \ ad , . oo ; -- ‘> 1% * . ‘ notre * ‘ 1 ot ee : : ? ; { ’ ’ th i. j How Mou! he 4 titi, ] 200 P| = S4° ~ -_—— f" 2 ARE PEALE 4 . uy : , = aa . rf : . : ‘ . * . . bo rt } Cli . M | 4 ? ar B45 ; : sae oe 7-year. . ts. ee > . axpert rent 4 : et le ; amy rs : a an ——— Vi A eee : ’ ' ayeulkt ~648A—Fur jee I in, ie - all onveniences O., ' ine. pe al bu 40. estrminstet ; ” — OR, 200 lal ry om and WASHINGIM bed iar large room ean, private in ‘ : “ui . wrt ’ | j : i i : ; 4 bee » TO Li Af Ls€ . rearc'E aT a?" ati a tad on the ' : cond -t ox ‘ ; , {ig tore . reason able ‘ > 7 lentyv to eat ran: reasonable ; ENT 2 3 A—Neatiy furnished . P A , : ; = gp fron li room. private family; al con ® t , all conveniences Liod#@l, -Year-old + : . reeeg , plac . a 7 beauty, $87 k — LAYER-PIAN oe Gale. on co FRA. Oty ———— ang ~d for 2 Cathol $R week ) : =f intead ASHINGTON BL... 4721A—se -ond-finor 0346—Large, nicely furnished 1197 like is real I Zive ; —- bah , hal ve tion asp wg deg ot og ¢ desired ront; pouthern ‘xposure, first-class nm r 2 ave ’ k fr , ) BI oto. a. from 4° SHAW SSA0A— Nicely furnished room, pri SeuMaR i. Laree seer ne room, S.ngi } multe invews bez gee ‘argain, 2 and orga ror Sale t Ferdinand , ~ tome t = ‘ | , hog@a lik Ow: room ivate fami reakfast if | spe Fs ; - : ; pe . ,* nNAl vo + PImmnan ’ ‘ i ines (rand "SARW we. 216 onli Mon fav eter a SHINGTON ery mrantenssindi Sens SHINGTON, “s ightful southern A KSE N Al. _ 1316—T wo ight housekeeping 2p ENANITMOAH. SS20A Furnished room , ; 4 . MAR BL \4—lLarce. double, seoah4 = Wagons r} , ah 7 en 3 . 137 Ohio and hat iCSs : Make an of. - y La iB Gis ' ti c . = ; i . { " >= ‘ ‘ : . . . : aiid Ol » . irigg-renoti | ory 2 _ ; 7 2 ‘ ° . 7 ens : >? . ry - quer . ie msiliaitaesit om ic : at ¢ P pon > i . . L "> ronos: a } _——— ‘ - Ts abe. vv P rT. : 2 . arg Cou ro nD. a “Sibyl j ~Comp!] lete. $5 9 oe ; , - Sul y a ria : 84 floor peatctaes : a att} ne ane ney 4231 ° exposed room, with board; home cook rooms Siiney e3°cWw DE. aking place REO M ust ANI, { ; ' LPI , : : om tes : . —_ ' ing: Bell phone : : — ¥ say NDOATtI — Yd-floor | ’ ' ; cNatr av. 11 ve Bt x pr \ eT , Droau‘v i) ; , ARSENAL, a 4. icely furnished front SH ENANDOAS all room : vo kaos front row, mise ayers: for te = + . oy } > , ; . — : —— ’ —n . . — reer? . ; mean : 1 real one; bargain, —* —— er ) .-% ‘ Dliwo cash , ’ Leg WASHINGTON BL., se ‘connecting 24 rvom | rentiemar private family. ee ei pn bnn a —-—* geatioman only 7), only: reasonabie and ciean . LA—The player-pi = ~ eee t wee a , eh and : 0 = : floor rooms: private porch; housekeeping BENT Tee owes ee eee. | Saker eee eee 4928A——Furnished room:| DALMAK BL, 4032—Cocl, cean turned : nm greater pra. * — ~- ads ' ’ : Lp m Bee li fe Ko AN : 4 = . pena nd psmttnn vee Re :, isa mM 4 . % iy irri ; if deatred: reasonal lé ‘. : — : ave Bu . a3 ner ve che ke private ‘ rooms light housek et runping wate . ‘ Lae . WASHINGTON BL, ~Desirabvie room | , > ’ 3. jght hoysekeepi ng StibeN A NDUAH ve ba . Me an pane os = a" RLS tr j f t vorr* nveniienc ; a ii ho AD : tarts) wives rer ' rT. s Pen Tomy G W AWONS—" clone a 7 ; " n sides: -iA®* ‘ » - 4 . s ; é » ‘ : . ‘ - ’ CT " : . +a 2. with board; Tie ooking; gentlemen ene. he rooms, ail -_ j } or 1) or 2 gentiemen; prived? harnes : ‘ Se mateh 110 eS 14 - : th st. IN P LAX » COMPA. - WAGON A “*BALDW , -R-PIANO—$150 will | | sree ait oy a w—Anad hat . Lil » SLL 1Cws . —= we y ‘ . ‘ ‘) .ina f pues’ Nricht «! orness; cheay q il high ad ' ten vets B.'s ; i a flo Ne KS . ‘ : LA he player-piano that is ab bul iis an et bench include | Cost $165; used ¢ Moni: Fin See ne AINE a ——— a | SHENANDOAH, 3819—Front room, or 2 | | . w K's ole wa = m etore, ao +1 , P ; : te ee i ‘ : ° —— 1 E mr } ‘ front souther exposed firet-ciliss Dea = = ne uRekeening : ~ : 7 ‘ o* . eis hd we : _— poet ‘ ' . Irs ‘ at ‘ r’ r) " - 4 * } ‘ ‘ } Ss ‘ ee Se | 4 tae stv. A aed i > , , r juvaty 1414 iwi ke » as had ‘ bch Se i; ALN ‘ 8°68 Ver ¥ r = : ; : SHENAN DOAH, 3119—" furnished lant A a » Me | “ 1? at raccuive roo OU, ba) (ot 7 I IT—ilorse Wa; ’ BB LDw IN P LAN‘ J LA MPAN } : ac 7 ' +" ; “ea. it , , , 2 5 } ‘ i. ‘ ’ i 4aPu . waa -* , ve. ~ Foon " une eet ve fo ‘ . and , ‘ howseKreepr @ rooms elect ric rue “Ty eit.e wrt connecting Ww ith kitchenet\e, nee and scniers “O35 nai har- 1] 11 «live st 99 ee ee a ina 11 ~# 1 a an as . ‘ ‘ ' , ' WATERMAN, 56095—Attractive rooms. run- i ll re HERNANDO, SH 2648 Downstairs with oF wdern conventences, act R = ee oem ) eg ; ‘tiful maho “tiie aiy a sl Y ¥ oom. board ard i ning water: excelle active yooms. TUN | BOTANICAL, 3668A—Single room to lady |’ , 3648—Downstal: tn oe a a J tc TE , hes Pas ; 7 n. hae ¥ ea TT Atta: hment pia “= late i ‘ ~rjcea r? t , " ma , . , a6 } ‘ i ‘ fi - he So } I 4 ae : ‘ , — ; oe ‘ ete ren ns X tht. . ype w . a . at e farm\} # eult abie for , gentiemen ; : aM A ine Hi. . SLi ; —— | Aree runrm. ail adit» ; ei Beautiful! : G ; b: SoV ow hans 4 i mn ' re} r man al hiid,. $ ' hange kindly in vith all heme privi " ANG «> 4s ee oom ' wagon 4ai:c hurnes: nll + 2; just t he thing eer rm ciuDo ye ‘ ’ . if hates . ‘ é id L, .' ’ . . - i TAN ; = : SH nN A VN DOAH 40384 ie ean. light hougse- | : . private apartment, couph 4° : ia x Z ’ The 1 Se +} ' = y ' . ‘4 , ‘ ‘ t arr} ‘f ired « ’ ' an? leew MM Kor two: : ne , VW Al ER MA a DOO; . ure e@eX¢ isive home i> i NIC A Lo, ‘ / if LC ae keeping rooms alse sleeping roome : business woman ee aie watermas, — f —s oo ; Gntigare: 5 j SS] ; : AH S015A—Lo\ furnished | DeLMAR KL. 4 250—W eli furniened *o #T) Od (T et > ’ . . ' if ‘ j ° 4) ely ‘ - : yg . , ‘ - Ade qe m, rivate familly all conveniences, | . . + OF entleoman or lady em phen aee if ieatpedl , N—New, rubber-tired: _ — toa | GpOLIAN ‘layer Fi) rt ' ' rem a is : 4 a respon: ' ] yer acti sf Kk ANO§ mautif ai ! shied wPa pith > , aire ¢ i srr . ~> 11 ¥ STARCK BIG 115A—NSing ms] e f SSTMINSTER, 3738-—KRoom and board ni tect jonah’ e ies . I abd ‘ 5 . . Pe a + oar ro t+ eer 4h ‘ Pe « ' root} fo : - . : : 7 " wt ameter | BOTANICAL, 4044—Furnlones ences. SHENANDOAH. 3040 — Nicely tupnished| DELMAR Bi... Sak —Large fent ss private family, rereren front rooms: plano, phone; private family, te a ron southera exposure; well Dim ’ Olrrit— Seat anps new “1) se h at y. bg mahogal > uP to-date vehir les “ee = tor, @ utamat i, uae sues — wide n ATL oats .. » StAaAnawra 1) PY Se ee | Cee , | setign; piano in fine condition sed can! REMOVAL SALE BARGAIN | ,'¥: hoard opt re : TANI and ¥ bench. reduced >/- smal pas sardiy be to Ifdrom ! ve wi'l sell for pets | ecg Eh . - TTA cin , ; oan >. Wie TMINSTEN 4549—Rooin and , ra he nning water, high-c.ass at of CASTLEMAN Neaur Grand dandy Lvs front room; southern exposure. ark and 51. ‘ , ompton cars ‘ aes — “HORSE — You ink and gentle. . «> m J eS s —— = 44° 1A Anderson Delmar : Tah . a Player ; PONIE ~- ~Hei rh: | . 2 oa: a ‘ pre ve} Saen $i 11. x 36 to ts pA [| oe oul tic 2 ind ; - ‘rel 7 D PONY—stal YEo-= E 1us} encoder “teat vat Vile ) ty jate: nt ied a | : hats ion: a beaut & jates so doin 0p 7 3 7 . : . ‘ ; . ' ; on 1] mers rh . One ns P meals: like Per te 1 Yor " ¥: rac . = 55 Tz in hs ‘ ‘ee \ ‘ i | oR) iG 0} I : i ' nd COLO oo] Sumitt aY.. ane. , es. vench. $1! at a - 4 +” , ae _ - - a : * a } ve § =D P iB. ss ane 7. ae osu ‘ n floor a rne EK . PINK ne 2% @..... 200m ar i board ‘ ANT 1} MAN et 4 Team t ot nea i : i = - ao Pas : ae * Neured wi ya spe “8 , de = tall ' » boat vat ‘For 4596W ag Peo for 2: modern conveniences, reasonable bath: Park cat privat SHENANDOATI s007—Neatly furnfehed | : MAK ‘ =e ; ; connecting Z ‘ ‘ . . r)7 J yt" #1 . nt , i. ~~ — - . Bh ; . i; Lieaa * é ‘ ' ‘ - _- : ® - wae, ‘ ‘ » : ’ a 4 , . hos « . »t - ouse ‘ ine 3 : loor with Ww ier. t bi vie = a “eaciral m and VES’ EE. 3810 Nice and cool room for WHIPPEWA, SOL6BA —Koom, soutnel PO BS decree? coany Nes ome een , s 4] HARNESS-——Sinvie ne (99) | Piano, late st) Tig : tia pd } : Sinvle and domble . a Reno Player 7 piay, $ (EAI a . : mid : , , n ' boar = —— . ‘ ". - “ ‘ ’ " ’ s* : ‘ . ‘ o . : e . ’ ere | —s Pr erasilgriaties as of SHENANDOAH 4233—Two large, ciean, DELMAR $04 J—Comforta bie fresi ; - tor ou ~ emen bieal plumed mru U Ait 4°16 (\O3x nished room (;rand WEST PINE BL 3750—Ro ns with board: | CASTLEMAN, 423 30 Double front room ENANDOAH, 3648A—Furnished front | b l. MAR nL... 4616—Liaht toca ek et Lie satis hand rea so na ble (2) one person s" we. (jrand »Z08W. oupl e, $7 singe. $5; eonveniences; nhear tyOTH cheap rent, priva.e farniiy: fret TL ' 1 (hor > . Lj ; ‘y Piano, S&S nm patented | TTS. w- yes seid : ) we ‘ , . CT : 4 ‘ ; , ’ . 2 he! ° wus : : , . ‘ a r),? » k« at ’ oda yn ir’. , emen rest rr mm on | Tr bugEY s£oun:' “wag- ; tone, easy . # i) Mare, 10 G : " s , . with priv uy later, t Appile . ry Dl. ~- | ge tron om: excellent ES’ ‘INE Gls, Oe —~ omtor i@ Cue, . ' ' . , T BARR © ] eo WIN PIANOC Mase sa “gy I. upright mahog raphs. dou oring to’ play all, ~*~". hamelike and conven W HS" , 43% 1—Rooms _ board, keeping or sleeping rooms, homeike, rea ' a518—Larege furnished 2d floor iy furnished room tm apartment, pri ve ly Ine-horse: food as new: chea” t taken in echange for : LOLAW A) fi) giz 7 f iad ne : ri] @ nr os r cash an nm Mig —— 3 oe ae tes = = ; a rent} cou le, ladies employed; good sonable tr nf ‘ nousekeeping or sleeping " conven a ic) @ puo-Art, terms if desired. seoliaga = T te« J n, Duy this, i] . SA : froade AMAR Bs, one oie oom) a=, ible ATU | conveniences Lindell Lt NNIC 340: J—Las ment room. mouerh ene’ | private | 2 : | | : | | . ) ‘ = an | . if aa ¢ housekeeping, furn ished or un 7 MPSON Vi. j ~45—4 ~_— bi > «thm be nished for housekeeping ofr vile pink. uF = irniahe d. favette Park: 2 weil turnished net is@#keep wagons. = , 004 Olive s. Ps month.) ’ ; i 1] Yugzie 8, :% . “VE foes : : , ‘ ' on, ek Ly (AR ny. 88%40-—-KRoom 7 bear nes fer, , 7 ~ i¥ ad TA t 3 e . 1e — , — ————. +s "s Ws = 4 llth _Reckert "GaICKERING & SONS Style .), unus sia } VW ARDS © for sligl ‘iy 1 Re lan har. I ’ ho - Qual- ote ss ah : a : ' «te ‘ — q ’ ¥ , . e+ svg? ‘ , ‘ le hoar : SO t é 1? Yr) - , > : : : - - x ~~ , ome @nd see dice > ume a rns gh aint wool : bees ; . : Northwest EADS, ‘283 ovety furnished | scent ne rooms: phone bKi.MAK HL, 6040—Front sleeping teom . " \ i . rit ie : 4 N ce \ I rviis Ton room: —_ ‘ rooms men or lV Phone (sre nd Zt . SM 7 re r rh Ply furn\she ad ° twin Le da: adults; retal Two-horse anein«e ize, Won lerful enduring G y Spring Wagor $30 diminulire § repeating action, le ver Me you want ir eed by auwe . — oF. ' - eet JAT Ad :, ea : Lot neverthels : ny : , — =o . ine © ¢ ] SU.TE Heautiful; bedroom, sleeping bore R's aTto ri Aik e 4 s: all conveniences rive AFF i = ——Room and board; for os : enn! , ‘ . — ae eer yr © is every convenience homelike : °683UA—Furnished front hall room, and bath, in mew flat; 1 of © gentiemen. ences " * ® ab ‘ 7 on e -- : " gentiemen Shaw District. Grand SHOGR DELMAR BL 40: wW—onnectt r "7 roen . Ye housek ee ping: beds: gas range: nee salavette AY. ‘ — ; = and yolurme of tone, d or ‘ . ome p n dull mahogany, demon- eney terins BEYE s. th nd ' | Oa! ,? at ; ia .t 4 or “_ : : orm ; ty er Sit 4 gstrator, reduced . ~ id, Witla ] \ . ” ’ ; pris ate Pome for “wo nice rooms, he .035—Furnished room : ; r «iris empio’ ed bath, KIL hen priv) ary .LMAR Hl., 4010—Rooms; nicely f we ‘c) éark brow ” ith Grand Bench, reer wm lows sean — | - | Forest NolsM ADS, 3015—Newly furnished front roo THERESA. 1620 8.—Furnished rooms to 6 to pie} ) i: eas 3 nen? Male | SLM : - : th Floor—FAMO' > BARR ¢ ) ' 44) ST ARC K REM Vv AL | [LANO tT ; ivant Lt’ Remo al > " = ° Uv ' ais Bats onven.es . ‘ ; : \ reasonan« Ai onveniences tm" rh = 4 i. « " ’ s drums anc violin; 4 > ' mists ba ‘ Ar hoard . - : sind “" —" . . or ete ee S—2-horse stake; ¢ heap. . 3 ie: bell = 80607 Franklin : bargain —— A24M ADS 8615—Newly decorated rooms, new) leres DELMAR BL... 437%—Mice, cool front mn r , ; -s om ‘ - y . . . , ry? ‘ Perry ri) “—* . ‘yy’ , lar =. “! af "I Ove y . oe ‘ ‘s ™ ronven ert le é tol. 3 : ile 1.4 bf eat sa - , _o% 24 ( utr ht leno for ; . . : 4 b . Cy ‘ = PB « ’ ‘ ‘ Wiis sf i at ver . for rentiemen or coupie @&miwie ad | PM XN 5 4 »4° A " ‘"ouzy roorn., aouth 2 Une ve ler ovat reaconarvie ’ ne Mr. ieesr. COLUMBIA RIC PIANO a ee i Ne ee en case: guarantess me olum> . mys ge 4 ome cooking _ North "1% CRMA entieme SHTIR 4 - mission finish: very reason- a I hogat >: @Mvarantecc, I : , vy 4 - n: ;tormi - term ern exposure, & ntiemen : = ‘ NALS CC Fi 12th and , APDLy 0999 Franklin av.; Bomont '° } per montana LOL Ovve ast is nee - -INRIGHT, o0% oom With | ! N- GREER. °864—Room; on eor two gentle: SADS, : 2 ni furnished connecth! VICTOR, 2116—Two ecmnecting housekerD: | —" no it aman —— Later mongpe + -_ ‘ we Jaman ’ — 2984 % ' | ()* ; ‘ ‘ . 1 »* sete t’, : ’ : . . . snienre hy i ain fl " . . ° ; : ‘ ; cn " ; au “ “ me Central ae (c) | NGTLD makes used taiayer- plan os at ; - wt - cna! Sink pavidmay?*- . . oer, men: | ate family; phone service; boare ping roo conveniences wa ing rooms, furnished; no other roomers., room and & enette, also sleeping rou ° (¢) 3 Ta 7S.—-RB-! . bem jtiful ‘ial ri : t-of-town ston :, QT ARCK (714, ANTI ; . — a optional, references. . aduits | alias ; . iy ORSES ‘allo ~~ 2 Lt a rice inc ides rite he, a gy tore ui with sow pr ~ = ENRIGHT, 5036—Neatly lurniehe —_ IRIS. 4°0 ‘oom and board for ; TONTY Oxx-——-lLarge, pleasant, ve CISTA. 4$SSTA—Hall room AMAR 3 3,00—Large reom, wii? Sre——Cali Catany 34. acres ae to ce Sits s iys’ tria! Mi Vv AL SATE Fi AK AIN ern-exp room, well shaded; will gi HAN gentiet ne ae rand 523RW. Tks wor Ne ee anh) yc eenetio: a Se ae aa 7 a BHGO A——Gov ; Pe . - ’ m . oa 53 >. w G e117 FER. S5be Ole 1 St [ ou's Mo I x ( , \ 1 , f tiemen in pri ~% NOttie : . re W A ’ ERLY ] F . 1 —s ewly urnis dat ; 4 lae i Fi reoms . unfri ing wate? oat a idee uu Spring Wagon: . 4 110 isiive at ‘ Bi. * : 2U0u.58, (cP >) : : whee “a “Ee N ~ E RIL, 22 R—( “01 ple good home : 3 2 , 3 rooms, Mali lecorated front rooms, house keen ing or onieaceall . ia Se *. house that "guarantees mii it s pi anos. (Cc) qpitmenianpanag mS tiem, ppitsgstammusaiimaelimemaestinnaie . ‘ , 7 , ‘ . 7 “~: . . rE 4 i} ] —i,Areg re ir for = ’ ‘ : me board ya ay . ‘ sieeping; nll conveniences, reasonabie. near om - . eo vl4u-—-Une OF iWO roo ine Te Kt rR s A | E & SONS a io, Sm ‘hanged ae aad “TOW VN _ buyers, Dhak de : 2: ’ r beat a % sigs ee ee : shalt - | | ; a weytiy 3 ¥ na 1A—Front room i poard , go966—Larze. nice: furnished room Lafayette Park Ki) , nil conveniehices Fores toa ALA tor Grand; beautiful tone ind easy ac- Uii! ill a! ated ca i oOg£U 123 Rampal a ov - (em & 4. p10” or) , Li or eas. | pli P ; ade : we . . z eee hp ‘ ore r wht ” employed convenient location i \A HiT rEMORE 2320-—W eat Lafivyette mules w re . 144 : — cornete. violins and every tnvwn if rm ‘ reerr il ' ee aint ” ther! exposure, privar bah? ind : , pr ne indi ATK bed Divot -HMoom aAansg nc hes ’ u : VagRons and harr PRS , + a CO T¢ a 2 ' Y 7 i j iU i ’ . ’ ce room aii conve iiences Grand mre our «table } ; e@ses. the ; tion; piano in very mes way Wrath ne , nusical = — rent; sent on triai and STAR ate PH( r\( ie R (pt onan’ ' , pho FOLSOM $615 —— wom; furnisned :0f 1 oT , ”" an 24 ute: neativy furnished: ase sleeping roe Dinisusly: we will 1 been offered > @ertel bargain at $105, easy terms. Aen’ | easy STARKCIS Pausas 8 sentiema NEWSTEAD, 3206 Rooms with board 2 gentiemet onventences 1460% : ' = | Gus . we Wiil rece} 7. aan icH v - = 7 . ° oo Ths s >> - . Z ‘ VA v ona N sae! I ee" J %, . 4 oe oe z oftars Co. ee ve & —— gy ee ‘ WURLI TZE R, 1006 Olive st., 31. Louls, + RE Vii y\ AL SALE i nd | Mer nereos f n@ man or * hill: pees Hn. FOLSOM. aa for tight I elike keeping 01 sieepi he steam heut sae- | V YOMING, 2747A—Nice large hall room. *, oun ‘7 ‘nerr Rellefontaine line 1.M. 41.50-—S ices furnish ; us : roots, also #.ceping roou, ie ’ ex- ly | hwest : t —y connect apt 1020 N. llth st tone and nice light ac tion. ‘lent neighborhoo ' Sout ELAS ae om , aye — wnv } ‘ . ’ @ . > , er a " » ; 7 iy BLIZABE’ if. 6126— Housekeeping accom ly furnished roome for light housekeeping: oOY’S. 1100 Mag st. we. le mah metal tubes, easy : I", tHT ?P NO— Ri! 7; Chat fe) wTancQke 016 Pire st ai a ie fie . my ant PRIGH PA? ; . TE, 91! P! yed, | ' RO M—Nice! y , furnished PP od sone neivate home rand eTTOW ss (90) ’ , =r ’ ‘or coin-Operatec ¢ LP. , 44 ; room and board rooms wrivate nom + "R 5 swell roumis for hight housekeeping, 8180 eis te sale. 10 to 12 o'clock Sunday GABLER upright piano, we took 1 is Instr eee CONE as! ene omee : , sl, tn A.s mhonographs n room MLEY-MOLL STORES BaD 0 Pow price: 880; bewutiful Floren a80, oan Sa an aye iat eee: [be sold within 10 dave: Coren cawicks now EVANS. 30767 Neniences: homelike; Few dE Sp BONED —0e SOK, Th SO TEENTH, ed aaa $5 @ month. Aco om ~ you i — buyers, ite for lex 63; en : wa S125 Colu now 3- BR : en Vv 7 ' - ee pacar ; cinity Sairaround FI gM hm mays furn bee pr vate bet e, for sentien ; Joey NSHIR E, 5328--Furnished J-room Bg Fy: private family: Kaa T ¢ ts c ea liot » Piper vie, ‘ , : ; —s > \ Oe Ro. 1 tae Ceorit oom. ' et There . : "ER + “tooly i nishe fron wom, | i: modern. os - ‘ mee walnut nse: “in | excel ae i i ro (c88 = Sid PR ops if ishe S — | ie ar . suitadl . Ch \ = 7" 303 Far a ish i room and board, . = oor “ — [> aod reon woman : | iy, turn Ny wootun for Tight housekeeping : q CONR ata ” te +t en h oT ‘ "eve ‘uled 1 a I Records a+-Rolle-—~ -heet Vius We — fy x > | a ; ‘ j ) rd; me - ‘* a : = tar 1. = 6. k ‘ nett “a Grand ~ Us , ." ae aa a ae Fee private * hore. a —— : — heh yA U ~ | es A L a a AD — all ts Dial ae Ws = aranit 4 y 1s; YOu choi¢ee ol assy ter " hy “makea Fre r’Ag excnangt I oking; fro ‘ runn ms | FOR RENT. CITY GRA‘ Ei aa: 3—Hall or large room; # : ’ z ( % ~entie ote ane pede le emp’ aval DELNOR TB ge eerie ayer .. r *} , ip gett , . , tinal TATY TAT 4 x . . eae of se . luemniehed room vertiie! se. soutrern exposure : : . , bes, | HANOETAP Do ine | IMPERL mn a eh ee ee Pa os ; 191. 7 ROO Lindell 4203M. GRAND. “saab a —-Two furnis ea eleeping GAS l he! ie ne no _ furnished, sh ~ ot =——g — ~ meee. 10; eee and howe FAMOL UPRIGHT PIAN ’ O ition; he S054A4 (;00d 1 tea wr aan weaneentt entlem ; 3 Dai MAR BL een usekeepina: cua sn cataapeama =, re Sonat mils rentien en or couple. Call be a ae og Forest ° GR AND, 928 N — connecting rooms and | -— : eg 3 rovin, reasona Of0 OO M—t ~ $ i “en a _ . “ " . 4 > -- ; . , ji R CoO. ic44) 13°4 =e] nun i : trie Os ‘ i rors ‘en 36.0 ; " eet (ine out-of-town. ~ R sisicinceetneapenibenarentaeieare . - - ra . wore ‘ , ay er nad rice . ‘ > : . th furnished for housekeeping. 4-5 con . 7 S0¢ Sunday. minimum © ; KROBGER U pright Pi ano—wonderfu! tone Lf XTi Hi a PIANO—U on “a wi oOu.4 > a ev Er t ; 1i1 t t 40 Ss 9 LA Lely is 4942— aAaAmN ; . oul! ul ROO M a urnished front 2 ‘uthern exposure, A. enc en ad Lindell BA4] West DELMA R BL... 442 7 Two nice! , — | or more tnseriuons Ic 7 vesources, delicate touch, — scale, €X- take bed compiet® ho 1 rockers a — (cD young lics or gel itlemen; $35 bv Mont. facing pa Forest 7O0OUR ; ; a ruithel n-ex posed housekeeping r@ons, line discount, ae emeed, very special $70. per month. part payment 2771 Sublet oe - aca ome cing; etric fans, bot yhhones — - at : ~~ peu nae GRAND, 35204 8&.—Furnished hai: room. «— At ADEMY. 919—Two elegant rooms, ur- “7.50 per week } : 6 h Fiobt , F MOU S BR cR R ( “O ic44) uT A NID cc - tr tT he * nents * "| ] N ai ~ i ——_- pillage } ke wna rk RPOOM—Front, young iat dy emp) oyed Ww ho connecting front rooms, furnished or unh- nished or unfurnished, with ail conver DELMAR ii iy a ee a eer re ft obr-—F A. I P R 1G ” 2 raga ging — . ' reat ngeneges ; . 4 ~ Rw M—Furnis! aL y 4 ladies: home pry i” “NR eT TA. “Ro 4A— Furnished front room Ww ent i fine | peopir a t' people employed. _| APARTMENT—Two adults will share — DELMAR al. —a7o%—-Nice, attractive — . = a t . e. tn “asi «=* > . }, ladies Cabany ;jjoKORY. 1912-——2 connecting furnished ar EY floor apartment; reasons necting rooms, with separate kitehemers, , ‘ w~ *w modern conveniences; reasons bie. © usica!l Instruction | 7 “NAN a SUNS pl: uyer- pie ~ &S note ; ard rey > ogling } ae eds: va hs ' D 3) sucas Pe. in clin. mm) | ‘olin . ——— : ken in ! B_ ia : of gear gge eggs \ 1O'lT " mandolin, guitar, ukulele, Art; yo ce $200: thi: a 1s . vs - "Lr : “R Pl AN LA— Miah Ke any Se, : W URLITZER liwe j i us. 4 . ; 1 1) 12] 4 3S 30 A—New! y decorate } eae , x 2 4. - f rt 1 W ; Wick course. 6408 Uriovze iDelie- ; 3 ’ mise it; terms, $2 ; cash, $8 a mont S255: t} price includes a nice } +O ! b nfurnish .) ‘ 2 , n ary LAR? NY moore ‘ I ‘) > or fuer nia) 3 roomea an 1 one sleeping room : = BIG . r_OoPr.TO \V UN ae | HY Len itiful i snecd, »1—Lark&e . ne atiy furnished Zd- : : ; DELMAR BL... 3041—Housexeeping rooms Car? ; ‘ : ESsoNS— “ iv : lian Co.. . 1004 On ve (cYx%)) lectio n sic rol ; ni =) y bi k on 9 ’ S—At vour , home—ehildren > , 7 to ai) bac? |) | (6terms r ost at gue and supplement , : onnit vith board — OW) ely shed; O10 NOC Cad- Witi'MVYHRES 3314—Ladies emp! yea, ; mners. Mrs. M. Rodebaugn. Ad- BY jOLA—The pizyer-risnv that ig ail but ; CONROY'’S. 1100 Ove st GN te : . rolls; charges SuLaers ext | room, with boars; "a , Forest 7 864M -—— HAE. . eniences: private family. Si r front Meht housekeeping. Het rnd . ro é ) ug - bi Pi. : a greater player ‘ alve for yuur : : s . a ‘ the tiné . 5 a : cu ive Lernces ea ‘4 : > \ sii a moO le! n cony niece . tien - - - , new iy iur ished, but water was. ree A_Ohio_ av. (4) The house that guarantee’ — Sparsinn — prepaid ers Of 2D OO st ' ; aaae ~ell-furnished room ’ \. : 1) furnished iight houeskeeping, new PMG .UBERT, 746—Weil kept, cool rooms: De)- ice boa, Kitchen cabinet, au convenient. “A . 7 1} ] OR S | } } rf : ~— ‘ Ls i ‘ 304 7— W eii lies —- aa on, ' \ private h me; references INDI aN J med a, | } nished one-room cot I Hodiamont care half bl och; reas t¢@? $5 AG ‘Ty *¢ ivenil at Oca.) : ~s — |= © ana — an ~~ ce . a . : : cor . os . -41-—Neatly furnished room; pri EASTON, LaVTA—3 comfortable Tver; st Forest One lw i} eriie tic ee , LEYSONS Sa ; ‘Money. ice ree © - SSONS in your home; experi [ THE BALDWIN PIANO CONPAN®, Starck’s Big Removal : + teacher: intest metlods. Deimar 'o i111 Clive st. @99) PiarcKn ds ven . eps ( | inuous ho’ r, oa nD of , pace — _ ted» a “MARQUETTE PLAYER—SS5S nh te: rnahog Bs argalls "Ed I rt ee - } . ; ' _ 7 : - a napa ye ; . OM! ° : ‘ Ds young ladies; it ' n i. , 225 vt Jefferson * “avenemes y = » | os * — mt on 4 ety 4 teacher: 4 and nie © selection music -stev pian STAD mah vTany Cs ° dng ” 2 ; 7 Ter age : we : ‘ “ “ ~ ae “inet : . i | eR: i ‘ ‘AT . refs remnces., For CR } roo = , a Mk R’ el eee rooms furnished for : | a> : Clean yo arated os and se Tetes. 514 Page. a eT) eo 7465R . voile: $:35 55 buys Tey e @aay terms es, ‘ ; 5 ond y t 4 ah. , - ' aaa ay xee ot a a] od . ci , peop le location, Ure, ping : nm. complete, reasurnadie; ieall aap stunner Ee The CONROY s I rf ive st. rt as - “i e «4 1urTy es r ower ay a >|] )* ~ : ot . 1] ; ‘ - ew te)] LOD a eo, 4 r} irnis! ed; pr! vate fam ily : reasonab! 1344%—Two aecond floor front Ther onty ‘ = freo anmple “es sone and Ser how house that “guarantes . Bs its Os. . — To, ¥] 4 oe ™» " 734"? biivge. (er 3 _ A 7 " , — * ‘ W« : : _s : 4 - . : : wry ‘ ~ ei - ory tinent: ‘ ploy el coup) i Linde! i T( Ww \. oH ~Fu ’ ‘ front TOU - coms furl ished fer housekeeping. cae ’ ‘. 1513—Twe homelike rueime fx je to ‘oarn music by my new sy8- . = | eae Uv pright, pest workm ——e p and pia \IOV AT, for imported Usha. ecords,. / it mthenven. 4 ndell 4 {635M a8, See rh : i - 36W ; ; lectricity: phone: no children. light housekeeping; water, porch, elec phn leelbridge, Danville, Tm. = materia), fine touch an 1 action, preasing ST AR ( ‘K > ily RE: Al re} Sundays. nes Musi re, ——-- : 3 Well-f - ed nt Ru MS—2 ®117 5S. — Nicely furnisned BARTMER, 5589-—Nice room in private! reasonable. ‘gia . r te “be ra caiat: ine ; rYric ; ’ cr’a tik “iON 4°26 — ell-furnisnea DEAL s . , ms aah ° : : % ’ gia ‘ “ T le J 1 | ait | ) -- | nselin, cultar, banjo taught ; in- , ae een ee a nonth, c44 ' PI AN( ) SAT] 1 te anes -- — ’ ‘ ote nert os noOeure hoard for ! home, 2 adults; modern conveniences front room fo nti ar cn . : family for refined cent) lerman: all conven e huh BEN’ H Sati 4% wunfurni . Bt loaned, sold, exchange, repaired; Fioor—F AMOU a | ' ome “= . wed —Pien r) -olis: victroias — - ee me Forest 5403\ . , — JEFFERSON, 3419 §.—Nice, neably fur- ences Delmar 30473. | roomem, Weter and gas; near | cars aie perience, quick work. Putnam, AY- = _—P iAnoO are B: perte et con- | Pianos. =) el tiv used | >» Te@Ai rea _ ene . : - mene - Dy * : Sane: Q9 Mcot’ hh ‘R i 4.) ; \ -_ ge = ane RO ery an furnished, with or without ni mee room for light housekeeping cay ARD ‘ y Nicely furnished front zs n GHT. 5545— om aa 4a tees front Leonard, — 4 Sidney 1169 _ 2108 Lat ayette. | $35, $43. $O $67; buy ne enim = = Ti Tea is, FORSONawIS. LR. private bath: gentleman iv familly rE SON. 332 3 S Room. 1 or 2 gen- am: modern conveniences; adultes only vewly furnished, reat greatly redue er eee RE Is A WONDER. 3 | AY—U pright piano, th is 18 = real > RET AT 07 “Py \N 0% ; O.. >) : , 1} ; aa A h ie , : ‘ . hi ‘ ' , — . . - " By rif ” ane ~ furnished PP PT De, ants ba z : , ' re fir ‘ Aa { "Hy ie private en’rane a PAYARD., ] ] 47— Ko en and ite ener te : ENRIGH - 4n42~- ” comple * rurnisicl gals oo NITY: PIANO SCHOO ™» 3 plano has been used ory is a bar os See oe oe ~ A \ RE \l Vy a aa 43 rranklin McPHERS i, £950-—= util ny ad go SRONT ROOMS—Two, necting, tor a it a xi : RS eT a a take of gen a teate boune ROOM ely farnisned for [RIG T. en, ae cn SGHBORHOOD WITH LARGE 3 at $115 () ( me: exceilel , ion; tabl Dest . ‘eter al carte meets made Call Sidney ; i ae em a. 4 housekeening eke} . 4 4 ‘4 q " CON’ , » “7 pouse Kee Ping. SOouL_n ei ’ jeTrial pi . @ pri vate @irthi y : - ——a EN RI¢ H i. 465 1—— ennectirg here jeckeepins OR LEASE: FLAT re CON ROY'S, 1 100 Mlive st. > TA R 2 7 Rr r¢ —~Aryv amoul ( y : . ; ted R25) Ww ences exc ') Sunday mopgning sid- PE! iT 1470 -Two connec ting front rvoms, aan. gas range phene, laundr y. s; , ’ a5 ' oe) ’ > - . n "a , . : , “7. © i oon 2 ‘ ; ei . , fhec d. ae , © ee —- ‘ - ) x é' | : : >, * 1S REASONABLE HING ~~ Ri a The house that eu arantees all its tanos. | SA LE BA RG tA | N ord : ce... var.” = d ‘ pare “— ‘y ant €8 ROOM—Front southern exposed “Tigh t room. ney 60 ig he housekeeping Forest 65902M - | ENRIGHT. 344 W ell-fural — Toa “ig , . de ’ a 8TEI : : * 3 er i] . . . . . oo , ‘ ary "T) *X TOF j ooms, ! — » ty i ‘ ‘y ry) ’ op “ ’ . ’ : ane ‘ on : vr ) . ‘ ws ~« : - _* = . | ; offering thin wt ess than half regular Seeee weed : tit ‘maho 7 ce tcl — — - ‘ neat . 4 Ss ? {) crt h> a lgo “grr a wut o oy venient‘ es f wT gern! if man ; , epletely urnishe ouse Keep t) om) ) ss 2 = ve . at ‘ : NSE ~ agg m., Teaches | = price. ; aa q res nant ve 8 36 | ? , “xy »¢ ; ore . — 2 - . 3 ¥ } } we saxophone, banjo. drum, cornet se CONROY'S, 1100 Olive st. ip. 4 craRrorte © i r “GS, Ping oye PO nr ores m nern ext ywure, WIth poren. 71 MS—Des! sable one and two room honsekeeping room; for adults; rea- | electric, ges range, sink, phone, sou gY? A : . xviophone, clarinet, piano, mando- E ‘ ‘er i Be. eords fe ey ea cca rit a18 4 ial ft on corated a Ss ’ private entrence laundry; iarge yare, ad EN RIG r AY 157—Neat, cease, oon re ' that cuarantees al! its pianos. (Cc) —— iy song xcelien : aoe: OM Se eping suites; newly Aatere . iu | ore 5882. om Sees, eee 4 > tet! ; “BIG ’ RE Mi Vv AL raph & tm _ | PHERSON 52d floor front room: ateagins ae Sy located for business people ante sn4n—l “soar, all niy. reasonable jfiertavie,; ow rates itm i , - ee | . , _ 3 , ? av . me @ oa Te “eT wo! *! , , “eS: . as 8 r ” oie erze coo!) ot 1} a .. — est S662. Delmar 3454R. ; Starck P I lay er- P 1ano Sale (; A | N- ROO! 95 ie Eb Bip NT ee tt ith or without be 4 AW — 2 ge es for ght housekeeping KSTONE, 1489A4—6 room fiat, hard-| 4 37 aw ; re ; «i New regular $600 style, ns w $345. Free, B AR , amen eal 8 for $1: used roll ind 1 mnerivate hor al] nveniences: reason b hh : : oe fioora. tile bath. 360, to reliable par- | ENKIGHT Boi 1——Nicely furnished rootee: uning and Repairing | a this sale, a be autife foot lamp, mu- $550 Stirr lan ise; $1: oe ’ ' : y ‘tt open & ay* ; r.PHE ; Attract! southern } od TET TE. ~~ VOUS : age ag ‘a ‘ al nveniences ill decorate aiso housekeeping suite private family = : ‘ ; ‘ . : Pare? , . , i. i Fim is, ad , eu ae , . . , emae = ' . . ety ail a | TY “ pvenience — ate : i. ss \ ee a nai | 2 Cabinet, bench an: “music rolls; $10 | wor lerful tone, ” . ¢tonage~ies HINES MUS! ; of! im, 6422 room a ls ront room ne cook ing, Central “3 ooms : 325A N.—'!I Aree room for genie et conveniens 4 2 oe RAPHS repaired, oil “makes, a month. 102 Oltfve st. e2) — inne’ erv iow 0 COx 3 m>* ay (ce piessant sur? rn niversity Thi oOA—Light housekeeping rooms, | LJ fETTS, 10,6™ Large room, *© . clean, cool, comfortabie; het water: | MN Mitel s5a7—2 unfurnished 3 ?} Feildmen. ’70) bara, Grand ; yg - a ve ma ; m : . A ."T yi : 7 11% ee a. ‘ 4 noe a 7? ; ‘ ? F ) .. QQ “cy? 1 er ' - { 1» ik SK >” , ; lLarece, Weil ful ye a “ting. Si &5 rer 8 eek / “ee rh prin ' ry) , : ; rooms with running water, ae ar ei oe , AY & SONS Verti-Grand Flayer, = PigtPd 4: hee : tay , OQ! . . private residence: ! - : + ieee: front ~aems for sieeping: : Gs 31) necting rooms, | ‘ zs 5544—Fine room for a high- tric, furnace; he children, owners he RT & SUN 2607 Rr ¥ , | 3 finish, plain modern styie y eee “a | , >» we IG 7 AN T IC RE- — P piesa ae: . lined r ante " anaaman wie aplete } ' 6, conveniences, | ~* ciness man, Forest HOSaW. RIGHT, O8e1 South room, ail con vet es : > ’ ankiin m °* j a tone res pot aive act nN ey bh need \ i } ‘ " *T) ‘ reas Tigi? i : " . ; Vb ne cs on turing, repaiics and re - oa ‘ y er oe es . ‘ : Tr ront ron! Pm ail - . —— “fF aA toot urnished com- inces: private home "ho a ha s. Steet aah ck * : 4 oo rane, BSS, guaran’ ed. Gran : Mi Vv AL SALE B ARG x AIN a “ae 1. ‘wat gg egg ' tlA,, 340°1—) te Bas -- - ,* ; a - eonne ne furnished Ar he USF ake ant na x “acti ben — em- 1465W 4 +5 7 4 ments. 4 ie tit is hot water; ho O08 ‘oma: bath, gas, electric, at f TTE, ° 2 ¢ ecting furnish I _ ' rs } . @ | 3 le nas ‘adi ne: or iy : voms, Liaht houUse”rr™ ee ee garage. Forest o607W E: NK 1IGHT. 5091-5 nicely furnished rooms, 4 - ve. 5192—Sileeping oF light house- vat. ae and electriert) if) Ax -Keam and kitchenette, ee rc TU NING—Repas rtn ne. or _ Floor- FAMOUS RARR CO (c44) e450 Kohler & Cammy be! 1 plat r Paral : Grand a7 Birdman, 2 4 : 4 a Allent a n a reu hargain I hom - y ROOMS d BOA RD) ty f e ¢ Sv, } rT . le eTm- - I , 1 single hous 4 t 4 Ey ner - a" vT rrie | ie ware te aac a) O2 : ’ = S* T tp POU I ari T : OU Ss vite lll ; i. Ms ‘ oT! ‘a : : is . c per, mon v4 ce?) an xoel! neais. ADA) “LOS. . ELL. ns } sndsome "large ront room, AF: Miike ee al © ao ) nok rooms; all conveniences, peap:e ENRIGHT, 5k o4- = Sper = : “7? Bes oe agape fioor, iih ~~ ——eE mploved floor. will furnish het water, phone, eee i kite henette; furnished private JE FF C RSON, 4 ‘ -* ‘se ? ' ad } 1. A :] “awe “er ~ ry , ely furn a? oe / ' tar e ‘ nie «? pepo ao’ rer einmos re, i) fron! rath, couple or gcent.«ines, my “many a ee a i; ¥ i ment, at 4019 L indell on stent Qn no an re | ph mnorT anh ‘ : 4 . wa. ad “ay Oy pie . = ** mos ‘ i, Ba ee) 2 aN ; ae lee D ne g45 - . ’ - — “Bh veniences , ’ T : : . _— - t, Lous am one nance: Oe rive family. Fore , t. 4746 commectin ne Se os oe yy ‘y 2012—Neatly turn . ATES. 5003—Furnished rooms. with oF “a +. 3 "j ies NG AND REPAIRNG a , Upright; wi U Hes easonabie. ' { ] ' - hs : Pp’ nus new , t : OOF - _- - . . ‘ - : . 7 ‘ » Sep Po ‘ | «t 9 nge rivate ii Yr) ly - r phone, 40: g' wv . ‘h ‘all . ir cet - c : Grand y eitheut * r indies or gent ermen (ip i ‘ Mit ii 4 »56 cat ok ‘ ennect ing _ = > 2000A Caas. na of goo en ‘eee ght, grand and yer t vi L) ATS : ge net egy ‘ meee ees aan, Linde!| wople BO ee np AL a 2 a — ' . keeping roomie, cleana, Well furtieted , orn Plavers and elec tre NiaAnoe, rolls, e ia .. ake age em 4 a — a i > cilyea ' } 4 » f ; * t)? TT ' i : an) ’ a . ‘ . ss : } P “ : , . , — .] the . : A | ie DBS 1 La rge trent roo™ f: Tr coup. oT a bees t) @ rs P| , ts KE ake = 8 ; ." pright; good con ditto Mm, Oak, $1 -— ‘ : oe eri? leo % .? ’ . r - , : o-4 . J . ia oT ‘| EA tl i ,” I I} ‘ . [Tar " . . 7 \ furn i od roome seouther! exno8ure home eocki pe . A 40.9% an . vale” . eo. . ° cs r \j ANI : . an , “a — '\ “ 6? ' . — ‘ ‘ f 186 coping tT! new - ] i . obs ¢ sts iy geet) : gue electric, — - ei : in EBAHintT, [AMil—iargre iving feet, wite- 1 ' | . i) ' } ‘ ' A nou ; ' . ye ' wa te . . ; ' CATES HOUR A- 4 connectung — “ Ki@eping Be CMCSA tae | rewhfaat ruet : d centiemen: private eail Monday, 6115 Kenringion or ; ler nec J Ty? ine discount MARYLAN 2 —Root : a BR ; ‘ ‘ ” at ’ - CASS, OD Hiousekcel ?* > planos. av. Grand 683°2W, Victor 31 32J. 3 _-: = —- |= sensonabdie offer ret | . iol | ' : = ational Ass'n Piano Tuners. (cc?) 4 q Aud ee ‘faroia, in good con- —— Gr . nd} Plaver pian ” tleme? exc nt table; reasona”) per cartment for 3 e—— ce ; SRLOA « th Bt : ' af r > a Py ‘ “ P ' bey x OAR " anien a f ce : _— em A . . rR ATL, N MONE ue ar" é‘ dell FOE . a om plete housekceving {ISSiSe] wv re ‘ e. 5000-——Nicely furnished room, ail ‘ weter: 9a wp Lindell 4 — er. - _ ; >. — . - "4 ) | . ‘ ‘ . . ° i ' ti ‘ ; “ a : - . — - : , el : : . ‘ . r} “oor ri} . i ; vi : . _ on ; a ‘ , f} : : . ; rty Call 'n person eve- a % prigat maa wean - @2O0Cii0Cu ' N. : , , ” Aa: ‘ f ot b ‘ 0. . 7 fhe sate : ‘ eman Oo coups, private family. ® | con EN RiGH T. 40064— I *0 . os on “4 2” ' ; . un ay - ig eondit) wn 44°. T ee . . Ww) i‘’ 17O° qyit : ’ ' ‘ ’ >, ma » Tt) “~) _* - e _ “ - - > nicely furnished rooms M'>- a ‘ ee el ces “8 7 rr, mn gentieman oF hours om od TivOF wn d from, very 28 Ww ) al r eT & } x own eal uet aac! a: 5 - j 4 ‘ ; A? ; anes i ' ‘ ' Vi I ° T,Al ; y / 7 ce ; ry i ‘ . : e w 4 . = 'Neht ho Re eeping ‘ 1% 22 ’ J r 4 Hiv A oe v : room, Tis Ww ; fur misehe ier eeping. every ore Wia.— ‘Box ‘gtrommenta fo Pos my upright 3947 A Botanic: Th Machines For Sale Soars, = rats irre % aay front reorm at VOIcacee. sain te ; 4 YP ano ~ ° ' : 24 th iD : va | front reoem: kitchens f rnishet .j $ 7 e" a itd ——_ 1 v°Y ; i} / * . ‘* » * an ‘ ] ; ‘ u e vu . ° - . eee a " ‘ 7 io . : . ; ; 43 : . 7 ee ee i ad lashes ~ Kertgman, beautiful tone: §& Ta ng ong ae ASTON— shine. iaUs ry for light housekeeping: Au’ mvenen"* riviege, . ; private family Forest &spigiiT. 5070—2 large connecting rnished for all occasions. 3 2, fa al Delmar VSV phonograph used out ww « ROOM AND KH \ARD—Nicely furnisne ~2| \EWRERR rER ’ it sewing ma’ hine, jaun™ : " : aot 1435—2 rooms 8! i kit hene tte, is +. —— let fleor; muthern exposure. © i Heian big bargain: ne liy fleor front room. with meals Fo , nished room, “tT goods meals; for 1 EW | ING, 1414 ; vet ‘ "o t ly desirab neighborhove, aii con private home P reat i895 — —| pore f \eoeee Paes Privileges plin, ciarinet: ¢ 10 . Fir =~ : e all Monday, a 9 ' 8— Set. and traps with orchestra | we” : : ROOMS—N ice!s iris! with . : } - ' Triatal + teh; Seed we > am ie Ie ‘ene : ' » 4 a : byeis reasona vic. Forest FF ANKLI “ .? 0) A . 7 ; ' mrs ome : ’ at! ne. all onveniences reasonadie at ; 7 : ae. a ces. GT a 714—34 Horta, neat furnioned | ntenees nent |. aclede a or wr, 150 905 BR. 10th ; “4 . 4 a ee ge : ih , oo ’ “? :" ‘ : , ‘ " ~ ~" ‘ ‘ SNE AND CLARINET PLAYERS ga Gheap._ 022A Horton pl.__ Dera; complete for % . Miller, are Tee 5’ | i ty ; ’ ctice with amateur orchestra. q » -t pright; ‘high ere de fine for be~ iavanan dl . A ( ‘ , ohnA masehe ' — 3 ‘ ( Room and board, $7.50; Pe RA KL IN. S503A Sleeping and connect i405 Sleeping and housekeep we ' lady: person today, 4217 Bingham 4”. , ES a sacrifice. 4006A Meramec, ta) | La size mahogan y. it yg to Do 3 amall baby; rt) private fami! in hourelceer ng rooms, Sas range, con- ~' aol opposite Lafayette Park, al! At. an —— > re ——-- . , oemenmeael Os ¢ 0). like new; Will is ith board. south- tinuous hot ates... y modern conveniences = ‘LARA, [SSR A—Attract! tively furnished fron? Et 1. -Lerge hewiy furnished - PLAYERS , Wtd.—aAnd nd aito 7 : . Lindeman: mahogeny: perfe: t ore!) 05. ' Vandeventer, asi ‘ ,' : ;, 7 re; ‘tan lv: reasonable. pANKLIN 4607 Targe front room, kitch- MONTANA 3420 A Myrnished room, moat wp couple, har window, closets, : ne 1 oF cuupioe oF pieved privese. te; either sex. Box 0-183, P.-D. “Sama w? ShSAP; cash or tine seen GGRAPH—Reni mabomany | hesutit OOM ROARD—* sem eo | rorest 915! FRANK lvilege;. bath; furnished completes |” ONT An pony’s Churcl a nvet ren aon giat aat ‘BeLID. 77 N—Nices furmismed a = ' ' , d . — ‘ us? ; ; COT} en ° . a . - . an ; ; 2 Pao Rietine ea binet — : vabinet; will sact ifice S178 W awh trae : ereretnt nes | room celle oard 7 | sin ‘U shed room: noch ' " > k NCHS TLSON PI . 736 as ae Se UF ots e i eeee tomity: ome | ue ~ temir. ee ine Wanted 4 | ,WDdltion ; leaving Lown “Grand 2h ‘RAPH—Brunckwt large s2 tS a Cabany , a eee a Fine Te. m . 7 a | PRANKLIS 3439 Front room cas, Maun fee house aes : oa 1s ~— an any 27 76M a2) | BicAsy, 1ugt—Nerth. between Peace. - z i . . ' .4 he 4 rmonr : “ _ ¥ imcnen tie, 1” ’ “ . ; hd — , iste reen - . Wid —in excnange phono 7 Pa ober P pe Bn! 3 monsne: inal I a8 : LETO? Two gentlemen or cou- Roe = ce Pranonabie._ ; | Om = ea he on: 01 fate entra nes : B7.4—2 furnished rooms, , fore rey et: eS Schubert & Son, 2007 Frankl. a i Two electri: pianos, flute attact Soar NOGR APHi—Brunewick, genuine large Central nie employed: with or without hoard. (2 z EC. bie > rooms wil! hen ¢ enum. neet end fleer. for housekeeping 7) | ers te Tamnisy — ‘c0®) 4 RE-note. na néition. Appl ge: BO records, must se ii; $30 158727 & rvck it ae ; aon ¥ | : — (GRAND, 11%: N.—Desirad: OHIO, 11104 —Furnishe aa. Se . ae +e - - - ‘ane. _ 8736—Unture! Tehed, iene 01 . $5 Ro " yoard ; .o0OM AND ROARD—H ym cooking: work- | ~ ore concession to respectable, permanent lean air) light housekeeoinn with GOO x é017—J4 floor reom, nenee ih kitehes privilege 7 jexired . ont or two young taJies «G Washington av. 4 , - with gas, bath. & on upright, $60; good tone and Tr’ ATONO! oGR AP ee —s we gee jard ome private fam! board options sie? i~ Fs * a OAR — aoe We Bae TOcUL@T, arza— Two connecting . J eat ; : . r ; ie rant henoEe os Tt . . : lightful i¢s eon : ‘ F 4p ‘ ‘Ss . "ahd } ’ oCe Of al 4 : ” a 4s ith . _ TANG gage ; “a et mechines are guarao eed worth : bad — . A} - A- pe yom necern fTrov A 2,50 (53x) n ished housek eep: g toome:, ne, HoePD asisieaianiaisaia : —s modern residence: fo grr roormners «| FINNEY siae— 3 3 ; . 4 " } i} le ? } ’ ' ’ if wont ' empiore ; rar i or md i Instruments, cast. ——" , wit or without breakfast : « ss ore di : . housekee ing. southern | kooning. = j . “yr ~ yo be oe ST ARC K BIG | & SeRON rere ~ m and breakfast wad “tied Wa a es a © MORGAN. 3425 ~ ye a oe > “— +1 " DELMAR. 50;3A-~— Neatly furnished fcom, | _ oe wee — : ete with erirabie an i " ‘A E BARGAIN on EN. - gar 9 Lisow : : ~~ siciineesiiantlimaine $2. 50 up: 14 newly urn gas. - 3 : oes forall noe | conveniences » Bell ohe phone poReat P Pink & BL . es of;| REMOV Al, eee F CeiOK 1631 - i f a ine’o bigh BOARD—MePherses, ja ROS — > thih ———= | PEST * Bouse eeping rooms; £84, tery. | DELMAR BL. , i7— af trent aannnectinn furnished, ene mahora 57 cabinet, SOMPTON, 1831 & ieal reorm or gen ichway; room with private tam ; bh sleepin and | necting a : : . ‘ , $100 a ta i leman; congenial home; excellent meals ‘Hh 4 it desired.” Forest o1 TVR, 1805 Or 106 aati 4 x | leg ric. a) nuusekeeyi bg poopie r mo ; pa ST ARCK PIANO Cem 1102 ‘Oltve. (c2) $85. : ~SC a. . +

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a a peaks he oe ale os re Z é x . * ee ee alk ne ee ee ee ee ee — ae ee ee _ ee oe SUNDAY, : 3 ean 2." 200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. — a . _JULY 16, a = POST-DISPATCH. | SRNR ANE oo —_—_—— — ———————————————— ROOMS FOR RENT—West HOOMS FOR RENT—West | ROOMS FORRENT—West | ROOMS FOR RENT—North | ROOMMATES WANTED | ANIMALS POULTRY AND BIRDS | SEVERAL NEW } bACON, 1545—Connectiny rooms, furnished ROOM MATE Wtd.-—Congenial «young man | furnished ( g y Zz Baby Chicks SYMPHONY OCHETE ARK BL., 4427—Furnished room OLIVE, 3969—Neatly furnished. southern- | WASHINGTON, (38305 30,—Housbieeping suite, for i ‘ nabie 4 pe t ' hach t: F Sal full ning suite 1wus*Keeping sultable or two or}; ut 25, to share bachelor apartment; : fo Dogs and Cats For Sale BABY CHICKS—R. 1. red, $1.50 per doz-— kitchenette if desired: all | exposed room, for sleeping. | extra nice 7 h > 0-132, P Dis. (c) ; S.A - 7) | refs. exchange« ox O- : t-Dis. (c = ——— OLIVE, 4898—2d fioor front, nicely fur- | ater. . ee | BENSON j ~ ao oo —- a COLLIE DOG—Fine male. 18 months old. en: 2 weeks old, $2. Lenz Hatchery, oon 853—Neatly furnishe ouse-| ROOMMATE Wid,—Will share furnished | R007 Vineerove. | I incoln. Riverside 37! {c) Mi 21 a Among the Most Noted aisle nt ngyg. trem Mee namie Shoe ~ - ee a? se 4587—Furnished for nished room, in modern apartment: gen- w ASHINGTON, 4721 Nice. clean room; c € 7 yy A ! c * | 5) ~ 4 aa - front rooms; pri-| tieman: no pther roomers. Lindel! 5602. | continuous hot water; owner's home; gen- , no te Ba ele —_ i ee — | ployed: $5. "3042 ‘Miners ® ae re COLLIES—-For sale; purebred | rable and BABY CHICKS, $1.5v oz. We bu sell = . - white. ten weeks’ old; $7.50. C. A. on “all kinds pets. 416 ucas av. ona) Krausse, Double-Bass 0 taruseke ng, floor A ae vate _batl dren welcome; southern ex- | OLIVE, (2308 (Apt. B-G) Peautiful corner | tleman. | BERTON, 1801—Furnished rooms for house- ‘ rc om 0 so ai 8 >. ae ——>; * 7 - auae” win’ bed rescellent voard. loca- dav morn! ne. 64533 Chi amberlain. en sae o +i 9 i3 ; musicians for the Ss h “ aouthern exposure. ( ‘abanv 2116 ! , ; a - = . ae es ere a ene ee — — ion; twin eas; excélient Oard. Forest : ~ sae ’ " : CAS—Quality; cents UD; variet es; | ym ony 4 ) ie. gas, phone 1° Sil conveniences; elec- WASH IB@SON, 4954—Ist-class. cool bed | ELEVE ENTH, 3042A > Cepek Rae Ss a Aprenele ee ed calito, Tine best laving strains; catalogue free. Mis- | 4 _ — ——— -- -— . | sour! Poultry Farms, is, Columbia, Mo, _tra is announced by Assistant | ree ae ate bse 1 ee GOODFELL OW, 1029—Nicely furalahed a2, 980, pene. a chani%er. refined home; Olive-University nished room for gentlemen; private fam- | ————— ees - - os _foom for couple. _ aa ___ | OLIVE, 4398 (24 entrance, 24 floor. Di— cara. ily. Sie & a DOG-— Boston terrier femate; proven matron QUALITY chicks, 9c up; 12 varieties: best | GOODFELLOW, 704A (Cor. Delmar)—Very Newly furnished and decorated; southern , WASHINGION, 4936—Two housekeeping VYIFTEENTH, 1414 N.—2 rooms and kitch- | Rooms WANTED pe igre. _4823W Mexican ay. (c) | laying strains: catalemue free. Missouri | °°" Fischer, who has rety desirable south front room; modern con- | eee: Lindell 471M. ; gue - : rv yy Gere pee rvoms, 3d floor front; children welcome; en. water and cas: $10. ROOM Wtd.—B t iu} arr DOGS—German police dogs, reg! ‘istered, pedi- | Poultry Farms, Columbia, Mo. AQ) | i he E weniances: private. ai iaggriceose _| OLIVE, 4279—Small housekeeping oom, Bai | very reasonable | LORISSANT, 3921 N.—Furnished room for ao seeaoutel Sa 7 ee oe ; oe; sees —e ari ~ $7.50—BABY CHIC ~§7.50 . S tly 10:00 a ee ad “—? « ‘ ene Whe . @ 1 A .* a?t Be q ie ‘ . _— ~ ¢ : ? « ® ¢ . oges. Gi ‘ ‘ is, \ ’ ster i _—_ eq== | SE tel team. for quatemen; priente | Lim ot aed oe eel WASHINGTON BL., 4400—Large 24-floor | —0n0 oF two_gentlemen. - ROOM Wid.—And private beth, by centic.| Groves, Mb Beil 7710. sae 28 | Adjust ments on canceled rholesale atiien| were heard by Director Ganz & ' - , : ll rent room, two gentlemen or couple em-! VrOURTEENTH. ?115 N.— nice, large tat a 20 b:. ye =e a ene - enable us to again offer o atch for the CES ™ vrs 7 7% ie rare } PAGE. cm 8803 —L Aght hourekeeping_ root, | ploy ed. front rooms, Sd floor: —— $1 1.50: elec- saga oe Fosiahele F = : nar io oy ; gen Fo, oe agi Bi pag Bases ON week of ow = me A ' ’ } y . } Tr ‘ ry - Sie Ji10 ‘ i a jae : ) o? S43 or rar} ans w e e or ; . furnished light housekeeping rooms, ioe. ; en et 2. ~ oy 6535W. wae foems |W ASH INGTON BL. 13 5933—* os ~ nicely oo pageee®. a B30.” wate | West End. Box F- 249. Post-Dispatch. and eare of dogs. Free with J months’ 60. $7. 50; 500 R snorns ag ' Joseph Krausse, said to be sonabie. o's BOSSA it ee ee ee: Compete fer : ; ROOMS Wtd.—83 or 4 de re. subscription to Sportaman'’s Digest. Send of: c. F. re 50. $5: . the leading double-bass ne HAMILTON, 1394—4 d PAGE BL., SO83A-—fmall room; Southern | housekeeping. ___ ~-- ASGOW PLACE, 3023—-1 large room, ; ROOMS Box 0-169, P moms: modern; re-) Ss0"today (coin or stamps). Sportsman's | $40. White Rock 50. '$6. too. Sti ly decorated ; . open: gg new _exposure; privately family; call Monday. ; WASHINGTON, 3885—Rooms, sieeping or furnts hed for housekeap! ng: $4 week. _ | sarees wt of i oni eempates Dig est, 147 Butler Bldg., Cincinnati, der from this ad. Delivery p ; ‘ | In the country, will succeed } HAMILTON, 951. 4 Cool °A- floor room, “three | PAGE BL., 83607——One light housekeeping Re or tr: Al single or connecting. Lin- |GR AND. te A N. —Nice, clean, cocl “room: | Jc hn Martinek’ 5 eer ks Sout th Sic ie. rE NGL ISH SHEE P pe ~—8 months qatecs. bx A. ons Aet air re- coc KEREL s—rFr I « ‘ ’ re. > ‘ 7 ° — ~--- - OX TE -RRIE RS, wire haired, and Altre 4s Or 8a a or exchange, “6 fine SEE e for one or two. be ae Oe | _private family: all_conveniences;_ gente. | WAMMEXGION Bil. 9690-—algdian | keeping rooms; also garage. Lindell 52 Gi “ROOM Wtd. Rares front room desired by dales, cheap: take st. Charles car to Mar- Ancona, Shepherd's strain. (all Monday, | canini, Mahler, Boda MBINGTON. 5033A— “Large, airy | coom |PAGE BL., 5206A—Two rooms for house- * housekeeping room: suitable 1 woman: GRAND BL.. 1709 N.— ~ pie all conveniences. Lindell 3536R;: NOR THLAND, 4824—Nicely furnished front furnished rooms, for light cps megs | ting Grocery, E ragt Alton, Til. ee | weeks of engagements for the furnished; firwt-cla accommodations. (7) +) SE ae ee ae by lady employed; private family: a CROLEDE. a ag Pn modern; clean, private family; will | | [oiiNujuN “Bu., 4910—Large, airy ¢ gentlemen. "| Side. Box F-272, Post-Dispatch. | (RISH WOLFHOUNDS, bloodhounds, Rus- Litto private family. PAGE HL., 3954—Nicely fu ~ - moms; gentiemen; newly furnished; deco- | ORKAR. 2008 (near Grand av. Water Tow- fo ne G L.., 3$954-—Nicely furnished room, 1] rated; hot water. (8) | ~ er)——Furnished room for 1 or 2 people. LACLEDE, 4020—Nicely furnished sleep- —_ —~- rnis! oom for 1 ing room; 1 or 2 persons; private family. a ee ee ee eee LACLEDE, 4904A—Furnished ey with | kitchenette, couple. Forest 8644W. _ |p ee ee + PAGE BL., 4011 —Housekeeping or or sleeping private family. |" rooms: private family; Bell phone; two a a ee ee ee = sian wolfhounds, registered stock; big | tra’s spring tour next year ROOMS Wd. —By couple; 2 or 3, Tamia . k ~ amg | or unfurnished, for light housekeeping, in catalogue. Rockwood Kennels, Lexing- RUFF LEGHORNS—50 chicks, 2 weeks old; | 8 hens, 1 cockerel; also poultry wire ° o . ‘ 9 ee eee caeseures ite ee WASHING jt allen E Pn house- | OVIDA. 6117—O'Fallon Park district; fur- | Without garage: private family. deli 64032. cool and convenient. Lin- nished rooms for sleeping or housekeening, PAGE BL. 4921—Two lar a Se | PENROSE, 1507—Two connecting rooms, > rreed. > 4s ce P h sf Soria ili ; ‘ , “- (OMAINE f L., 59624 Furnished room, | w "ESTMINSTER Pt... ~ 4116—Unfurnished (SP RING. 2515A N. —Furnished front room | baby. Box B- 344, Post-Dispatch. | brilliant orange; English winner; Champion dreasbure bird a 1 * ~ neat iteietes._inatintintiany eam —— rd se a » Lright- Heidel, 3940 restosare’ Ano (c) | ACLEDE isons block west of Grand oe. : : : lady on couple; kitchen privileges. + Dal Ea av.: large second-floor front room; fur- nd dl Wb A aS ch -| and furnished rooms; all conveniences. for gentleman. ROOM ANI) BOARD W », | Gold d Cl i M s—' . ;: em on SVs wv eeees aes FSET ; td._--O'Falion Park rid = an lampion ars strain. | HEN White orpingtons. e aeabia ene: | lene Tenet tise on sentlemes WE STMINSTE R, 3842— “Neatly faratated sp RING, 2901 N. a or. 2 rooms, furnishad | a strict: state price. Sor F-283. P .-D. stone Kennels, 296 Js | Dic kson at. (cB9) | North Market. Pindell 3940 cleanest seedy are used Im this . im in, ona: | a gs Heel gga sc temmmrgmgg ree ee or unfurnished; all conveniences; very! poow oe te fam. | POODLE—Pups. 6708 Raymond av. | so Ba CR nik. 14614 —Frnished room, private; ROOM—Larxe, front. southem exposure; seers oma OOM AND BOARD Wt. = private fam- | = om ___ oF your bird : . . Price all conveniences; near Wellston ; couple or 2 ladies. ¥ Lindell 1307]. (37) ‘ Pebrs penne E me inde! 1 S334 3A—Neatly fur- |; reé isonable flv; young man. Rox B-357. P.-D. POODL E | a U P S—2% r ‘14. A N. Je fferson. | Polish anc, bar a gc pol san postpa L : — — = B... a women ee ae Pan OT Wie a r abany 4457 W. ‘ROOM—1 or 2 gentlemen or couple em i, = ERDINAND. 3735—2 bedrooms and / ROOM _AND BOARD Wtd. —By young lady PU ro Ik: S—1 hite poodle 395 > MeRee. (c) | ’ ori , 'WESTMINSTER P a is — Neatly fur- kitchen, bath, electric. priv.; also sleep- | amp! ae fined. ivate fami] stata! wD ——$——— WHITB 1 POLISH—Paig, $8._ Geo. 8. ——— SEEDS for your canary b'rd ane | a (DELL BL., 4400—Large 2d-floor, south-. _ploved: excellent location, Lindell 1816R, mished room: cool. instantaneous hot Water 7) nployed, in refin private He & state! pUpPPIiES—Male snd female; pedigreed mee 4585 Lucky. Forest 2767J. c) grass seed for your lawn. — a ing room. Lindell 63! H3R. ( ons ion, _Linds . é : alas tic 20, P.- erm exposed room, vue le for two. _| KOOM—Front: southern exposure: nicely} at al! times. | oT. Low 1s. 21: 35—Room: xentlet nen ante os particelore. Box BS P ___ | _ ton terrier. 4318A Lee. geod Co FORTIS N. 4th a rae Sena | - _-———— -——-— OOM A D BOARD Ww td.—W orkingman RP UPPLE a Brindle bulls, $5 ‘and $7. 451% | Rh d DOES = . ode island your canary sing? If not. | a ee ee ne ee ee ee eee °. o- “ pr idantinsateendiinanth itt adi wie, - * ng ~ 4 vw bs. memes —— eS LINDELL. BL., 4806—Darge southern-ex- furnished; private family. ‘Forest 72913. | GFESTMINSTER. 9004-Glean. southern » 5 ME bs os § 4—Clean, southern-'s7 LOUIS. 9528A—2 ~ neatly furnished | wants table board bout Lak Vash- front room; modern; owner's nome. | ROOMS—Southern-exposed, second floor, for exposed; hot and cold running water in rooms, electricity and bath. | ington. Box F143, ‘Post- Dispatch. aie Ss a a Nn on TAN See gyre ' Dutch Song Restorer, the re 4 (2 2 Pr pe Cocker. spaniel, by Black Beauty | CHICK SN S—Rhode island red, 14 hens and/| storer for 20 years; beware fINDEL L Bi. 4025——Co oonevtting rooms; 2 gentlemen; reasonable, Forest 115 — | room. )| 8ST. L se Si } Son =—" | ST. LOUIS, 3610—-3 rooms, furnished for ROOM AND BOARD Wt4.—Two gentlemen: _ pedigreed. 6316 T heodosia, _Wellston. rooster,.—Delmar 2274X. 3320 Williams | Haller’s Bird Store, 523 tages pi. (c) | Js your canary baldheaded? If 30, 2 : ‘ ie, ; modern; private; reasonable. ROOMS—-Two rooms for Lindell 44049. one} WESTMINSTER PL., 4053—Furnished f front | housekeping; bath, gas, electric; open for) West End: private family. Box O-308, PUPS—Whijte female collies; also” female | F | PULLETS—Rhode island reds, 75¢ and _ ler’s Feather Resto *ae% — Ti uD. estorer. ec; ———— +--+ — | ie ay 2) ean _ CANDELL, BL., 3912—2 connecting rooms __large front room. Call Lindell — room; Kitchen; hot water; large porch; | inspection Monday. | Post- Dispatch. 3 oat mintcheemnd wire ae joston terrier; cheap. 402 7 North Market. ; om EEE EET ER 3940 North Market. Lindell 3940. Hall B 53. exposed| will furnish; housekeeping privileges; rea- | WESTMINSTER, 93744-—Beautiful rooms: | 9 mployed; kitchen privil bred eee ae cc) pa —- t " i o 0 sonable. Forest 3848W. f 5S, | for ladies e? np oye c n pr eges. ly, by two ladies emplov ed: Grand and Ar- | N mar Ly highly ré¢ PU LLETS— ~ oq 4 room: private family. Lindell 2262. first-class place; continuous hot water; TAYLOR. 2809 N.—2 rooms, furnished; aenal district. Grand 3963M. | Preskiin av cD tfiel a Stall, | WE BUILD brick and cone room _for_gentlemen. | ;foundings; own home; modern conven- | @isgrMINSTIR, 4047——Cool. light hous’ | conveniences. __(7) | “with Tefined Jewish family; west location. 3. ies; males, | | Glasgow. _Central_ 8081." LINDELL BL.. 4301—South front room in ROOM—Furniahed. soatkaed tbinie a. —— _Box 0-338, Post-Disnatch. $7.50; Semnaiion: $5. Ship anywhere. Cur- | CAGE BIRD SUP " ll private family; gentlemen. Lindell | conveniences; front rooms for light housekeeping. (7) ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—@entleman: pre- — siege tain | CH = weeks old, 1l5c: @ weeks remedies, cages and higher up the better; West | PUPPIES—Russian wolf. hound puppies; “old. ‘BOe: frying size, 60c; hens, $1. 1416 kinds: wholesale and retail; al __ for light housekeeping; water in kitchen.(2) : ' ROOM—Laree, front; conveniences: phone;| $8.50 week. . = — LINDELL, 43xx—Large southern TINS TAYLOR, 2417 N.—Furnished front room | ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—In private fam- iti ae ed we ee ctl 1s kN and sell. Haller Bird Store, 613 | “Aeattt ons t “ . ee : ' aS, leld Sta . ; CINDEI.L. BL., ° 4000—Neatly furnished | ROOM—Nice! y furnished, beautiful sur- phone; reasonable. Jarfie tion, Kin! loch | Park. cement and brick work a s x PUPS—Collie: 3 months. beauties; males, Oe oo a aagmnmmc tee ee eeping and sleeping rooms; low rent, all = ve a er gee ee mmabed. sovtherd Gpsetre, beard THIRTEENTH. 1911 N. Two connecting | a EB. | tis Matz, Carmi, Iii. acenoubunagpaereecnapiti EBay handle a complete lIine.« ro) . imaruiiiatrna ©D pree iy i Se ‘ WESTMINSTER PL., 4144—Clean, cool WALTER. 3218—Sleeping room and kitchen- | fer aparement: | Box F-174., Post- Dispatch pedigreed: of artstocratle appearance; sire | Leroy av., Te 00 west on St. Charles rd. | birds; ship anywhere; open LINDELL BL., 4238—Beautiful furnished | 2eenee sicielgemneel room; best eats; every convenience: pri- eouthern- exposed room, modern apartment; ROOM—Front; quiet; residence: $3.50 per vate family: reasonable. yt all modern conveniences. Benton nd - : Par oR Nicko the Second, dam Sonia of Pennwood. | 5 . ent beds. week; young person employed. Forest | {y WESTMINSTER _... amiccdibamsenta 1560™ i ee eee _._._. | ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—In private fam- Will register { aan Forest | PULLETS—White and brown Yeghorn, | Or call for price Msts. a ee -- R295 W. lL, 4069—Desirahle | soppprc R. 2916A N.—Comfortable room flv, near South Grand; gentleman. Fox i! register in purchaser's name. yh white and barred rock, r. i. reds and all. GREATER ST. LOUIS P. &. LINDELL. 3902C—Aittractive cootside room, niitaton eee anpritinapeciiepsni ~ housekeeping room, 24 floor; eeeitad” ane 6 ie : | T-176. Post- Dispatch. Park Kennel, 5560 Vernon, Forest 3345R. | varieties, 2 month “ gpa etc.; 40c | rey Prt 8 *) P choice, intelligent bird pup, write me; pedi- | ——~—:— **2"_* : pe te % . -D ———=- | the best on the market: Old En ish 8 somely furnished first floor front, with | ROOM—Unfurnished, use of kitchen. in Pr | ROOM AND BOARD—Desired by young| only few left: priced reasonable, Lindell BOT7TM. ; private family. Call Cabany ————-———-— ST) ; eo rw and cold bath. a , e OR P.-D. DELL + a. a ~ 4117—Desirable room: | In | SS OCA WREA a S8 A cee ee WE TMINSTER PL., 4111- —Large hand- | _*" _advantages: aise pri Box F- % —————— | greed or not; old enough to hunt this, fall; SQUAB BOOK FREE > | Burnett's Pigeon Tonia, Canada i; *) ‘ ) oa | Pe vate family, colored. Lindell 4457 M. business lady, strietly private family; lo-| _Kleppisch, Bowling Green, Mo. (c) Make money raising squabs for the Rr. ap residence; for gentlemen. Lindell ROOM—Attractive _ bedroom facin Forest running water, with or without housekeep- bal 2 | seeds, rice, feeders, fountains, etc NDL Pa rk; all conveniences reasona le. Rox ing: also large, clean light first floor ——————$—- se cAleap iol —= - | cation betwen £200 an: 6 BSOo0 west and 2 8H EP H R L I axgme 2 Louis ma rket: big demand, small su l : ERD 1104 J%—Female, 18 months raised in one month. Write at yn _— ne ee eee ee eee ———EE = —— 4 t f C 4 ay t uy 4314—Coupie employed. laree. R-312, Post-Dispatch. room, with running water; large kitchen- ° SRA La aa Louis F. 8. = Sivell_furnianed, private a, reasonable, | ROOM—Furnished; person employed; fea ette: abundant hot a a eee eae | ROOMS IN SUBURBS pouee 96 poet, oe te. ME ye | old, $5. A_5. Ninth st. _____. | Situstrated free book. Petabitshed “21 Sears | PR in mony hee) te. Visco ~— anmed. oO ar references on en nasa preferted private family; 7 ~ Sp ANISH ‘POODL E PU P—Black. Call after} PLYMOUTH ROCK SQU JAB CO.. 155 i | and retall. : ce McMILLAN, 4751—2 nicely furnished rooms ‘ pe Poe py. m. Sunday. 68°8 Minnesota, _ st.. Melrose Highland. Mass (c99) | ___ Rabbit, Doe and Fish Fancter. ond hall room, with wi idow and son Sun- ROOMS—3. unfurnished ; bath, all conven- Ww EST PINE BL., 4112— ~Beautiful front | ROOM—}t urnhished light. housekeepine if de- A | -_- -- day, by 10 a. m., or Monday. private family; west. Cabany room for sleeping; twin beds; gentlemen.; sired: Overland Mo., s. w. cor. Cannison | venlences; , « C¢MILLAN, 4749A—Furnished | _ rooms: | RooM—Reautiful. cool. with large sun par- with no other roomers in select West Side hair: a benuty. kitchen privileges if desired; reasonab lor; modern vy baggy FR West’ End; in pri- fest | Ww EST PINE, 3818-——Nice, newly decorated | Te og ; ROOM—Nicely furnished, with kitchen priv- cating permanently desires pleasant, witl- first floor sleeping room; two gentlemen. | lleges; no other roomers. Cabanv 3897J.| furnished room with breakfast and dinner| - in atrictly private home with modern con- | SPITZ PUPP IES—1 328A St. Ange. must be small, refined family) SPITZ PUPPY—Snow whit e; long: “pilky} Pigeons and Pet Birds 1111 N. Grand. Fe ren a a Shh Made m2 AS a general tonic, conditioner and song re- | DUCKS—Mammoth white Pekin a — — fn GEESK—And ducks: young and Toom in modern two housekeeping rooms with girl em - WEST PINE BL. ~ $654——Furnished rooms; Cabany 6518 85. | nice suburban city that has the convenience | omer Rolls-Roycs and Bo-Peep’s Sur- | TePHERSON, 4033— Two connecting rooms, oat. Diapetch, each; laundry. Box F-377, a all conveniences. Ljn- zoe *. mg f } ad aie etd ri p_P , ‘ eel , > 7 ( y CANARI om S| . N e 22 e t SCHURBAN OOO te ram Toonlahed room | ne pitnenses 10ne, Victrola, piano; home | KINGSDALE HOTEL, “BOLT De steam ame ‘PUPPIES Wed. nS oe long. holds 3 Bag for tw ents, with or without board. Del- | ; ( new ati . end grow: Al! _ -farnished roome; private home; rentiemen | for 1 or 2. " om e 7803. . 4 “deciding: new S7 week double. $1 Gay. 2). registered, A. Grueter, 3733 SD gery TEAM | gf i OATS i rness and wagon ; | Kuaranteed to learn to taik; price $17.50. all sizes; repairing dome, cement, = ey Olive- Marviand ear LTON, - 529-4 fh ~ - urn j j |} GARFILLD. 154°A—Cool, south room: elec- | ee ee a . cvs! Sianev 2701, Vie tor Q214N. {c99) . = a oe “hout: — PARR ee UIs Seed Co., St. Louts, Mo. 'e) siate, marble, glass. corner posts, VAL n nrurnishec rooms ; ! trie, bath; private; $3.50 1 or 3 per- | : AIRDALE PUP... : ; —_—— RABBITS AND sU PPLIES. P, ARR , * : “ sand and Jao a. ae P , ok I reper and registered We have a coinplete Iine of rabbit eup- OahOW. T—And marae gage: 916. ——— | Page. Forest 400 satage J1% LAND, 4520A—Lovely faniahed room heat, hot water, RAS, phone: reasonable ; m nnt wate t : : ? . hela RD - At Bb FAS 51. _| sone g ' 1 . i Pet with ‘runnin indell ” a3aN nee: om WASHING PON, —7e— -Nicely furnished | GARFIELD, 5112——Second fioor ¢ LINDELI. PLAZ, \ HOTEL stock. 4236 W. Chippewa. Corner Mor- | plies, wholesale and retail: ship anywhere; | hensibs fet - = a ne »| room: 80, exporu i favaieed: all, choca et Tremt ems...) * ga00 tendell M.. csr, Basis. fa _kanford road. | open’ Sunday; Flemish, Beigians. New aan, | PARRUTS—Youss hend-ralsed ~~ Waani >| AQi ARIUM FISH ae 041—Fu Furnished Me) era RI "Aiea Li eht. Wives vs tr ae conveniences for light | rooms, with bath; 3 cool dinin shone P ee ne "| lands ‘and white rabbits { . vers ore ee double yellow heads, $10; red h len can line of Burnett's aaa } pragntast optional. S800 { rooms and alee -” pousshoop- seanine “ ! 4 employed: refs. exchanged; | ¢¢!! ent meals: very rearonable sates. | ATREDAL ES—At servic e, imported Ambl- | GREATER ST "I ous P. + we ship everywhere, 2337 0 eads, 36 _ foods: dried shrimp, ants’ i. eee - | ee oe sleeping Foo = eee: 2 we S632 | orn a Tn MB onvet and Congo Tiger. A. Grueter, 3733 Tehenltaun Oli h. ig42 IS Me? + CO., y — 2882S ive. (cA) | anywhere. Open Sunday. YLAND; 4301A—24-floor room, ist be eS, 4379— leely furnished ,LABADIE, 4722— Three cool a house- ROSELLE HOTEL | Ohio av. ° (c99) — nie 1) Market. PARKOTS— Young: also taikere: priced | price list free. GREATER BT x continuous ot water; employed; ref- sing ; ne Pouse seeping rooms Bae sm room; comfortably furnished; 4145 LINDELL RL. er ta Es —~Fine pups v well ‘bred: « cheap. 0345 Olive dl ierent kinde. Pet Sho | er so Co., 1100 Market, T Telephone € rea- | __ gentlemen; twin beda, Forest 7407M. | Ing; conventences; reasonable; private fam- | Only hotel in the city with swimming pool Lacl Au 700 weet. Maplewood Kennels, 2941 | Soli “a ot Bh ei hing re ship overz-| Of vinnie) tee ee oe = CLAIR i410, 1 —_ vn me WA>HINGTON BL.. 4611-—-8 souns and, “y. Colfax 118% Sw, ona showers f to guests. A* wonderful | actede rd., Maplewood, Mo. 3 sone s Sig i out-of-town, where. Pet Shop. 23365 Oitve. st. (e099) | _near Suburban Garden. “conveniences: $4.50 per —, “room ; bath, complete for h wekeeping. : |\NORTHLAND, 6°50—-9 unfurnished con. heey : é h bath and a pood BASKET CARRIBAR PUPPIF S—Male and Aad Ses ai. oy Penns mo le ) et ~ cONS—White kings and Sw mon. | GOLD FiISH—1l0c each sano gieeleaais WASHINGTON, 45A necting F ie COs ' 50. Can you beat it? Fourth | female; pedigree; well marked. Call Sun Gaines; also chickens. 3553 8. po __ larger lots. 2435_ ‘Olive. rooms and ‘bath, newly : ' —-Large seeping Une rooms, in mrivate hore; references an‘ JUCAB av. | day morning or di G line discount. ; __ ated room for gentlemen, $4 weekly . exchanged ® ——=-—— ———»—_._.__1¢8) | 2 r during week, 6640 Bart ‘ Of ~. “en ay ‘ON, oom NORTHLAND, 5333-—-2 lieht hb i fc) ‘Wantea once. Ke 6207 SOSA N.S foots, nicely furs | WASHINGTON, 3720—Room for housekeep- : a gd aa ousekeeping Ta . BEAGLE Pl PS—?7 ths, $4. 50: : ; - ta Serenlseces Aletandrty i |, ings $8_week: every eonventence. eat 7397M. Private, family; $8.50. For. BRANSCOME HOTEL KEAGLE PUP@-—4 months =i = * Union. BANTAMS Wtd.—Buff cochins: aig yeene| Bae ling) wee Alc $20 om aot, ee aeKE shrimp. fish food, aa _ oe _- . . . i Fr -l- _ ~\ - , ” if ee : “ a » . +e sere ed " | Seem 4700—2 furnished | |WASHINGTON, 4191—Frout sleeping room ; ROOM—c a aagg se someon : dod tO PERSHING AV. ust the right are to break this fall: | old, OF setting of exes. Call Webster | | PIGEONS—Five pair tumbler e mail, 20c. a " ce al southern exposure; new) ? Isher. hear Hargiiton: nicely fur- r ' ‘ pa re, one patr “ef ws nnn 8, sinks; reasonable. | WARRINGTON s0e7 eee y fornia . | | Mished southern expos room, suitable for SPECIAL R ATER TO. PERMANENT see. S098 Haine: mee CANARIEN Wid tu = a | hile homers. 4348 Virginia av. rear. | ie 206. Haller’s ird “Store. ote ate te — Ear arKe eouth room: or 2 yeonle: couple or wont lem er "POP ‘OSTON TER RIER—F croale, seal brindle. . . +4 , = anest cas prices nal PIG EONS—sil t m ay. 1451 “'. AT wo rooma, fur- home cool ng. ment: n objection te use of . i, apa St van { . I L EK. . nf 1°? R. ‘ aa ' a Werte Miseoy Souah Ca . Tor 118, (: 90) 2) ver mu f tumblers: will trade — : gheep if sold at | GOLD FISH—Aquartums, moss, _ &§ etc.; complete stock; . AER NED NE LEGS GLI. GEEIE HIRLEEMELAS SONNE INLET LLIN LL RTE LO | Ms a elec reanonable (7) Foreat. 9 i2J, | homelike: Tearonab.c > amare nent attata las See Sk A, Call and see and be convinced: this Is the vVinner: et stud. $10: or cuns. J. Delport, PIGE LONS Wt td. —Carneaux, white houses iG any *§ \iHONS—Carneaux, solid yellow: extra ere, ” t room in 5 WASHINGTON Ril... 474746 yuth a y t ; nical * —Cool south rent foo urnished: all convent. | Rorth eee tRIN i. m BULI PU PS— 3 . fi ces Ee ASE CLE al Americ: Zuni. time: atate price. Moser 2n 8, = ares 7 —- a ; rme . Sk | floor "saa mene. ar i: | INDERNON, “9425—F wentiomen amployed. | »ZACLEDE HOTE:, UO.” ATA Olive, Ant. ie a diaciscas PULLETS Wtd. = cole any a nt; a cheas pricall befo S a 3003 y ae a nie aK, — 4 ene be se eep- southern exposure; references. Taylor cat | Now makiaz @ low suomi ol ig? aa | ie *L i 1G— With harness: “house broke: $10.| _®l80 canaries, pheasants and bantams. Box | me ’ >, a re Dp. mm. 3 me) poet 2y; eOn-| north tache@ bath, or $12 week with private bath: 1c) Brown, 16 S. Leonard. E-SS1._Fost-Diepe teh, dc) ROLLER CANARIES—Si 3a N. Pe Bk ot OE athe. a —_——— — , SAN neers. | ple: vt to live ye Nth ATfse ql} ean fry » Arsenal. Kidney & TITW. kings. hens, fantails; any amount, any ee a ~o. ~-- ~ a et srtigae ecenatitnnginnsinene . Toon | WASHING ASHLAND. 4250—Two furnished reoma, | ‘re lobby and every convenience and . | BULL D6G—Good ho dog. 3653 8. | ' oo anys rm a" AMUINGTOR— «ee ae Font with bath, for light Rousekeeping. sae fort: eentiem Quiet and centra{ downtown: ___Compton.. 4 oe Oe we Piymouth Rock “YOUNG SINGERS—$4 each: excellent walt; Y doale | BACON, 1710A— ar Bat hea Cet, Save time, earfare and | KiT.1.D0Gs—Females sari —| ity; h ised; good selection: yeare of rni reom, a crowded street cars. Engite | PR Frise 5 es. ~~ nd r. R a ly; must be refined, 4 block Grand vinced. end be (Ba) onmen bulls; priced as 5) "color of lone i gaieo wien: ma, 2 orsythe, Cabany 2167J.

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are ‘ _—" —" a r ” PR oe IE tine 7 . nw. AA I MABE Ce OO A ETOP NI a a ms a yoni ee metre —" WE mead p= 4 “ - a 7 " . j q = * tT o J } : 3 I _ ‘ =. : - ; : 3 . a ts - ' s) . 7 a” 7 4 - 7 ’ 7 4 _. , - : s] > DS = ] iy - . a ‘ Pf ; * . z yd } - q : t . | +a t . 3% ; 4 : 5 -§ 4 ‘i : a+ 4 zs. F - - ee 2f 7 } »”7 q 4 - 7 | 4 5 4 33 4 s 4 g ‘4 + J Se % Pe | 4 f + 2 t : > : ? i a a5 fs a > 4 7 > > - 7 ' . F +e ‘ : ae ‘4 : ig : Bi ae t H | | aD & a : i if 2 a aT eee ee —- - ~% —_—— OES HO OE HO OE Why the pP layers of Auction Are Fi ussI The basic rules of game have been accepted, but there is wide di- versity of opinion as to the best way of bidding a hand—Lead- ing authorities on whist advo- cate different systems of valu- ing hands, and different prac- tice in various situations $3 HE latest contro- versy, and it waxes exceeding Warm on occasion, is one of the card tables. When experts in ony subject disagree, as they so often do, the rank and file can ‘only divide into hos- tile camps, each up- holding the tenets of its particular prophet and crying out upon those misguided persons who have a differ- ent prophet. The new disagreement, in which some of the foremost authorities are at odds and their followers showing an abiding loyalty, eoncerns the methods of bidding and con- ventions used in playing auction whist, or auction, as it is generally called by its devo- tees. Introduced as a successor to bridge about fifteen years ago, auction has become the most popular card game ever invented, and is played by hundreds of thousands of men and women in al] sections of the country. With the development of the game, numerous changes were made in the rules, and it has now reached what is believed likely to be its permanent form. While there is a universal acceptance of the basic rules as laid down by the New York Whist Club, there exists a wide diversity of opinion about the best way of ding a hand —either for the purpose of wifnming the decla- ration, showing the plaver’s partner the na- ture of the hand, or indicating strength in cards that may prevent the opponents going game. One school of players hes sought to stand- ardize the values of any gtven thirteen cards, so that their holder, sitting in a certain posi- tion relative to the dealer, will practically al- ways make the same bid, double, redouble or pass. This standardization of bidding values has been adopted by many players, but there is no general agreement as to the offensive or defensive values of certain card combina- tions, and it is this difference of opinion that has given rise to the controversies agitating the auction world today. Not that all good auction players subscribe to the principle of standardization. Many of them believe that the efforte to reduce the game to a matter of exact values would make the bidding largely an automatic affair, rob- bing the game of speculative interest and va- riety. Leaving this class to their own indi- vidualistic ways, there remain the players who are willing to follow standard methods, but do not agree as to the basis of the standards, or the way of bidding according to them. Conversation among almost any group of men or women who play auction at a club or their homes is largely devoted to the respec- tive merits of systems of valuing hands, and the practice in bidding in various situations. “Do you play the Patton convention of ex- pecting your partner to make a declaration when you have doubled a suit or no-trump bid?” “Do you bid according to the White- head system of offensive or defensive trick values?” “Do you follow the Foster rule of always taking your partner out of a no-trump bid when you hold five or more cards in a major suit?” “Do you agree with Miss Irwin that the pre-emptive bid should never be used?” “Should the player whose partner has doubled always make a further declaration?” These are only a few of the many disputed questions over which controversy rages, ands no sooner has one point been settled than others, just as perplexing, arise and demand an answer. Had the auction players been left to work out their own problems the conflict over standards of card values and bidding conven- tions would probably have died down long ago. As it is, several writers who have given much thought to the game, and had wide experience in playing it, have undertaken to set down certain conclusions that they believe will be of interest and profit to their fellow players, and the wide circulation of their books testi- fies to the continued public interest in their theories and principles. I shall briefly refer to a few illustrations of the disagreements found among the writers of books which have achieved a national reputation. A question that must have often occurred to readers of books or articles on auction is: “What constitutes an authority on the game?” It is only fair to say that the books to which I shall refer were written by experienced play- ers who make no claim to authority further than that they have closely studied the mathe- matical possibilities of the normal distribu- tion of 52 cards and have based their conclu- sions on the actual play of many thousands of hands. And in undertaking to lay down rules for : bidding, and for the response to be made to informatory doubles, they are careful to state that their conclusions apply only to the av- erage normal card distributions, and not to what are known as “freak” hands; with which almost any unexpected result is possible. Who shall decide when experts disagree? The final decision rests with the great body of auction players, who need only consider the confused and contradictory advice so often given by teachers of the game to realize that there is grave danger of changing a delight- ful pastime calling for sound judgment and quick decision and concentration, trained memory for cards played, ability to draw cor- rect inferences from opponents’ bids and skill in the management of hands in difficult situ- ations, into a mechanical system that will be almost as attractive to the average wa fo Starting with the bidding, the advice of the authorities varies widely, and even when, as nothing but heart strength Pai. oe we — “we them to outbid him if they have the high | _cards in the other suits. Why shofild a | See yee cast A bid of two in any suit does not” shut out an opponent’s declaration and & simply a confession of weakness. E Milton Work suggests a bid of two «i again arises the query: “Why tell the =a ponents that you jack the ace and king of , the suit bid?” — Messrs. Whitehead, wait Work and Car valho favor the pre-emptive bid or or ‘ bid for certain card combinations, but is agree as to what constitutes a pre-emptive — bid. Work and Carvalho hold that any inf ~ tial bid of more than two comes within this — class. Whitehead says that properly to com stitute a shut-out bid requires three in sy four in hearts or five in diamonds or ¢ Miss Irwin denounces the pre-emptive thoroughly unsound, and advises her : not to make use of it. Work favors an al bid of two in a minor suit as an invitation ¢ to the bidder’s partner to go to two no-trumps. | reason for holding that this bid is w - sary and gives too much information to the double” conventions. As advocated by + Whitehead, Foster, Carvalho and Work, this ~~ convention is employed ‘to ask the partner either to bid his best suit, in the case of-a doubled no-trump bid or to bid no-trumas :, against a suit bid when he has the declarer’s ~ ‘ suit safelv stopped. The chief objection to these conventions wd that they are in effect a method of saying to the partner in so many words what the | rules of the game do not permit: af strong hand and want you to make a bid that will enable me either to go game or to defeat — the opponent’s declaration.” A card game ~ that allowed the players to talk about their | ip ALL ; stat itt doubling to follow Miss Irwin’s advice, and show that more than 25,000,000 packs of ing cards were sold during the fiscal year a yy 29 S64 ¥ 0089 ry a o4 perenne eee mene -. Ad * wa Vy “29 Birch ag RES BI RAE A ere ™ a" “ ssorgupaitin sonininemieli Tit te acne cae ra proeer pcentramaa oe: re ee wt Poel “ So nn. _ ee ee ee + Atty ae

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LOE, AY PO; ~~ N : ENN N N PMN NN \ NN IN ST. LOUIS AND THE GRE ‘hr \ tr | Ze FIRST AND ONLY N Pah To own ie be EV —) - Ne ¢ OTOGRAVURE- TS OWN. ROTOGRAVURE PLANT. 7 SUNDAY MORNING J!‘ = PICTURE SECTION RVR AE x . SOWORARAN DANA AY vé 7s yea —_ |MARINES SHOW HOW PICKETT CHARGED AT GETTYSBURG §/U5 —— = cw) pov at ee Sal ad ‘ ON ONE NEY OTN, “Al Ce ee eS 4 % Sat ~ PRIMO Lee ¢ EG ah sm. a 8 eh Serre ge oor SALE SPAR SAGAN cat) PRR prvi abions\s Vneag. we. ~ [ens Ae Viele bet? ABM, TES Si a hi al an ok ee a nk ae oa i nae eld — Having followed the footsteps of the Con- ederates up the slopes of Cemetery Ridge, the Marines are shown Swarming across the famous Stone wall Where furious hand-to- hand fighting occurred In '63. —Copyr®rh: I yood & l Thiele el — weer ee Depicting the start of ickett’s charve. most Spectacular event of the Momentous battle when Genera! Lee in- Vaded the North and the Confederate Army anertherr Virginia, er Lee, encountered | the Federa! Army of : he Pots 7 | Another view of the great military spectacle at Gettysburg, showing Marines at the stone wall where some. ce meade, of the Federal artillery was captured by Confederates before the latter had to retreat. Here the Marines Confederate lines. wanes Fos = ee ee ne ree ae . — — oo ee , emer ae rR ns > ¥ - ye “ ¢ . 1 ee ae eat NR a A REG le 5S RA = SARE Meg - wn a Ce ee oe ene a ee ee — es ee ee eee are starting baci to the

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@_] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION —— ao GREAT FIGURES IN THE WORLD WAR. epaip Nou Gn tshibiton ot St Lewis are Meer utes: DC. Originals opyrighted by National Art Committee, 1920. Photographs by Peter A. Juley, New York. Marshal Foch, by Ed- mund C. Tarbell, N. A Field Marshal Haig, by John C. Johansen, N. A. General Pershing, by Douglas Volk, N. A. -Princess ( B. Leeds, in a new ing some a ety thee 9208 FO tance a. ety lot ek. RT co ae ae on ee — . a apa Sate F we ea Sg es” ae Premier Clemen- Ba ie bef sane ceau, by Cecilia | Beaux, N. A. . _& Ow M Prince Saionji, by Admiral Si by Irving R. Wiles, N. A Charles Hopkinson. ims, rvin iles, N. A. y 4 ~ ‘ Marshal Joffre, by John C. Johansen, N. A Admiral Beatty, by Cecilia Beaux. N. A Princess Beatri and Queen of § eee ——$—

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ot Mee. sumpay womNNo | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION ae. l elebrities Portrayed M aiid i by Famous Artists An Exhibition in Paris | | MNiahiste Cappcighe tp Watincins 6 ie ie i Y MU a i . lth rie oon — * or 20h . -_" — = LS EN ET AE TR SRC ORNS SE AE NT RU RRR GR NET IER oe NE mt 8 i ot we os “ ; : .. ; - peat ew --y ~ tes ete oF ae ee a) ee ait i ee ers ” i ee o - ee eed . . a ee eee He oe pe — PR NE NN i MI 4 Mt Ree COPA ah OR! eee My roeteaes “PXer atime eid heli Gustaf V, King of - Sweden, alate portrait by De hn C. Johansen, N. A. Laszlo. py -The Queen of Spain, in a black and white | > che new Earl of sketch by M. Zarokilli which was admired ae ) s : Balfour. more by Parisians. widely known as Arthur James Balfour, sketched by Zarokilli. BRI EH GON pen wate e em B. Leeds, widow of the American tin-plate millionaire, 4 -Princess Christopher of Greece, the former Mrs. William 4 ¢ @ , Had B Leeds, w ; Ww in a new painting by Philip A. de Laszlo. She is wear- re. ing some of her famous emeralds and diamonds. oe res - + . » a ter ~ ~ OI POA VOI OR I Oy RE SRD OEE, ; * 4 | 1 = + . f ++ ‘ Mie. sae ae SEES — ) : Princess Olga of Greece +h 4 tR This portrait of Myron T. Herrick, U. S. Ambassador to France, ‘ : , , another new portrait by Ve An interesting sketch of Queen Marie of Rumania, will be hung in the Chamber of Commerce Building at Cleve- Princess Beatrix and Princess Maria, daughters of the King + Laszlo which has been admired by connoisseurs in +> ‘n national es ct It By work of Zarokilli. > land. The tlt was made during euthihlelen at Paris. and Queen of Spain. A recent sketch by Zarokilli. Europe. Painted by De Laszlo

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION [|_» z SUNDAY. MORNING WELCOMES HOME THE PRINCE OF WALES - md , wh, 4. * . . e2 7; > ™ ' 7 . aad —.) ; fol tn s * ‘ mi « al a 9 : . ; } kd é : 4 “ a+ ° bw? : — s ee * ' ~~ ae sy . » 7: ' Pe é 2 if 2 ar ; re aed re - be ay oo * * i a. S o.. 4 =! 2 hot vt a % ,s * ’ Crowd welcoming Prince at Paddington Station on his return recently from tour of British possessions. —~I Underwood & Underwood The Prince responds to cheering welcome from balcony of Buck- ingham Palace. — Pp & A. Photos. Procession that greeted the Prince passing up the Mall to Buckingham Palace. The Prince is seated in the carriage at the right of the picture, with the King. ~—FP & A Photo / This is a symbolic picture. John Drew (right) refusing to have any- thing at all to do with the movies and especially with the latest pro- duction of Rupert Hughes, who is shown imploring the actor to “re- ional! Neowaree! fy > ¢ Part ot the crowd that gathered be fore the palace if welcome to Prince. international Newsree!l Phote. Five hundred autos pass crossing every hours: trains pas it at ss miles &@ hour. The warning i8 on the B. & O. Lawrene consider.” setiaiinaa Capt. Jeffrey Thoma rocks off Sable Islanc ors and the only fe a small boat. f= road bet wees Ill., and Via-. cennes, Ind. ¢ .: ——_ - =< ae wee it Some of the res- cued men from the Puritan, in a Photograph made aboard the Tam- pa. The Puritan | had been a pros- Pective entry in the Internationa! ishermen's Race, next fall. A champion Shorthorn bull, Tongswood Be- Quest, which was exhibited at the Bath and West Counties Show, lymouth, En- gland. Underwood & Hhderwood WN vy

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ee a bs oe oy > . 7 Prince responds cheering welcome SUNDAY MORNING ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION RESCUE AT SEA IN STORM AND FOG —Pacific & Atlantic Photographs balcony of Buck- am Palace. —P & A. Photos = % ‘ Se ae w 4 © S05 a —» ae se © > + Part ot the crowd that gathered be- fore the palace in welcome to the Prince. Internat 7. eVaereec, Five autos crossing every 74 hours; trains pass it at 55 miles 2” hour. The silent warning is cf the B. & O. rail- road between® L awrencev!/é, a ae 3 cennes, Ind. i ee cattle aieeldne dhial entation war - AO A ROT oy Set NOOR 4, EOC Ge os ean i a i Se a ee > oyna a Seen v ee oe ® a —_— Capt. Jeffrey Thomas, commander of the schooner which went ontc the rocks off Sable Island, Nova Scotia, in storm and fog. With four sail- ors and the only feminine survivor, shown here, he was picked up in a small boat. FORE OR RR OE OO SORA A TE es» bie = iia mia eS ee a One of the boats from the wrecked Gloucester fishing schooner, Pur- itan, approaching the side of the cutter, Tampa, U. S. Coast Guard, which rescued al] the nineteen members of the crew. This boat con- tains fourteen men. ey ee ~ Se f ee : a 4 4:0 seat. Capt. John D. Beuret, U. S. Navy, who has succeeded Rear Admiral David W. Taylor as Chief of the Bu- reau of Construction and Repair. His title is Chief Constructor. ee akin tye >; Ladi —— pyright Ilnders ‘ we. ee Te nN ee Apt oe Some of the res. cued men from the Puritan, in a | Photograph made aboard the Tam. pa. Pective entry the Internationa! ishermen’s ce, next fal! A C h am | on Shorthorn bull. ONngswood He- Quest, which was exhibited a: + he Bath and) West unties Show. lymouth, En- gland. —~lUnder “ t Nderwo. eos Ew ¥ - 1 ONAN OE Ct CE ET EY PN RO ly Sa « 11 AR ore a ¥ am GP: soe) One of the famous “mys- tery towers” which the British built during the World War, for use against the submarines. This one is now on view at Southwick. Above, visit- ors looking out from the top of superstructure. At right, a general view of the tower. an > hy togra hs by ¢ t ’ he oP tie \ the te A oo Oe ee ee ee, a ea ee a ~ ——_ er ee ee ee NS 8 FR MD em le ON eh a ee le ne <neepre en ee O tel 9 re as

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION (_“' «= & SUNDAY MORNING iy if ; 5 “| i vy ' | ' 4 ; ; CP" Sgtts aif aed ’ ‘ ‘ 0) 7 ©, A | we “= | A family party on the Mer- BY/Te iL Camps @ (my | a River, above Vane? lemand 1} .Usiveness and Park. ALL-OVER Gt ace. coupled with |) TA | 32. BROCAQE D Extreme Comfort, un- | Bi a _— SATIN Nes'tatingly chooge | \ 4 +950 ' Vogue Snort Vamps. , ) . Mi derately priced, | BROCADED NS QUARTER NN AND SATIN a VAMP $R00 \ | 6i5 LOCUST ST eae ST.LOUIS BEADED SATIN MAIL | “oo , FILLED ee ee a ee LAUNDRY TABLETS : ee a ie — : | ne posaicusessnon | Makes Washing © | en =—— = = ¢, ad . ° ° » oe . . —— anil m7 ' © ‘eo; ON \ ) \) This is the most popular bathing beach in the vicinity of St. Louis. It Easy and Pleasant ree RADE MARK RECIS TERED " = a oa: is a long sandbar in the Meramec River, between Castlewood and Try a Staufer Laundry First Aid for the Family — ‘ee: ly Morschels. Tablet in your next wash— J ii G : d ) all kinds of wash, from . heaviest materials to dainty . lingerie. ; If your dealer can.- 7 not supply you write ‘ or phone Tyler 2582. — ¢ c C ; : = ‘ ey Xi} bric-a-brae, Simply get an ounce of Othine—double strength—from any drug- “f : ‘ . carpets, gist or toilet goods connter and apply a little of it night and ; Thousands of Women Find ete. morning and you should soon see that even the worst freckles | have begun to disappear, while the lighter enes have vanished | entirely. It ix seldom that more than an ounce is needed to com- ' Manufac’ured by pletely clear the skin and gain a beautiful, clear complexion. : | Be sure to ask for the double strength Othine as this a yt 4 : ~ : Staufer Laundry Supply Co. under guarantee of money back if it fails to remove freckles. - ; q — 2630 University St. = St. Louis, Mo. ark PT . . - 7 Sanitary Service — pean Indispensable for ANK-L-KOR SET Pie eS Chas + TRADE MARK REG. PATENT APPLIED FOR a ‘ Travel, Automobiling, , 4 RE DD E 4s DE RQ E E T BS hy ’ Athletics, Emergency Uses | Keep Your q ‘5 pret . The Venus Sanitary COM ® io Ankles Slender “ ig beeok ; PRESSED Napkin a Marvel of ! B | O more aching, Durning, SWOl- Ge Convenience; ean be carried in | / \ Yet enjoy all the Style, len, shoe crinkled feet. Nomore “ st ; your purse, ( Free sam ple upon | pr pranat enee pains in corns or callouses. No i a oe request). Napkins also in sealed we ae le! ANK.1-KORSET meane matter how much foot trouble has ‘ aoe ackages of 3, 6 and 12: various A- a * - ; 4 , a 7\ tothe ankle what the cor- tormented you, or what you have 2s lengths. YY aa set means to the figure— tried without relief, just use “Tiz.” 4 e Perteetion of Quality susan ncaa. Gale “Tiz” draws out the poisonous — Lh ame Mronemy Chie Antics Are — strengthens and shapes exudations which puff up the feet. | 3 ces aye Boerywoman's Pride ankles which have become “Tiz” gives such quick relief it is ge: Sanitary Aprons »nlarged or weakened. Tourists, Hikers and , ; | and Form - Fitting made eehees enkiies tice, Gnd ther gxaeeal and almost magical. Your shoes will WH | Bel iS Sanita EDR oe -elieve aching, strained or swollen ankles. not seem tight and your feet will r : a. Bloomers, Sanitary Made of high-grade, natural color no longer be sore and tender. = Step-Ins. sorset material, scientifically corset- % Get a box of “Tiz” at any drug Department Stores Iboned. No rubber is used. a Pemig | y well them. Drug .. When ordering state size around ,, ia depa tment store. A whole a. 3 Stores, too. . mallest part of ankle. Price $3 or \ year s foot cornfort for a few cents. j a y E , y $ CORPORATION - te $3.10 by mail, with guarantee of sat- iia Tgade Mar isfaction or money refunded, ey Some of the snags with which canoeists must contend are visible in the Manufacturers Rex. of. returned unsolled. sl Batne Then inTIZ ; / *9° " . ° ANK-L-KORSET COMPANY ) Pi background of this familiar Meramec River scene. 1170 Broadway, New York City 275 South, Springfield, Me. : ; ’ — My g¢@ | 1 "i P Sage gh BP o if if & —————————E 7 ge, — ~~~ —e tA ae rs Ny ; Jat. bie! ; ri : oe? a Ae ee . - ’ ae By . Os : A 1: i . Does your face powder enhance your beauty ? mete ce } zB . : . - . . . . ’ * . = a | ) you are able to distinguish the effect that the righ/ F | HR: i Boe | ‘ powder has on your complexion we know you will LZ e | = sa , ~~ _ like Bourjois’ [Bitrge'sen] Java.* It is unlike all other re ie = . . - . a: O —_ | Face Powders because of its soft fine texture, dainty Lt H, ° coloring, and the richness of its delicate perfume. , | | Ow rove l Y ) | h : l : ASHES OF ROSES* ROUGE +. My | A Ne Y H b 1 | The Rouriois hand-made French rouge is famous for its dis- + we abit A | Gj h | to detect. Both OH' 1 OTEX is scld wher WU Nge VAY CMON VEAMS VEINg s Java and Ashes ot noses are included in che twelve leading STU me > erever eet ecemereees . . - , * women trade— in adi - * preparations found in the Bourjois Cabinet Assortment at : 6 ’ " , : . . : : dry goods and dep: ; progressive dealers. For the woman who prefers a lighter ° a N ¢. department : T IS not necessary to wait weeks or it removes all dirt and powder from the °8 R Sh iiiatnn © P g Ac : s. No counter conversa- rouge, we suggest Rouge Mandarine. tion necessary. Ask for“a } ) months for the Angelus Lemon pores, leaving themclean and breathing. of Kotex " The firet ‘ca . 4 Creams to prove their merit. A simple Then, with an upward, outward motion : : ' 3 2 aang overnight trial has proved their wonder- massage Angelus Lemon Tissue Cream : B O U RJ O | S FACE POWDER y-~the second box always i | results in the discover ful value to thousands of women. You, into the clean pores. Allow it to remain ‘ ( BOURGE - WAH ) _ new comfort, a new conveni- aoe, may penis ee eS ee | OA compliment to your C omplexion ence, anew economy. a ne pleasure of seeing an almost immediate your mirxor tell the story.” i = habit nell sald improvement in the texture and beauty y 4 , pe of your complexion. our ruggist or department store Large Box (Java) fifty (ents 5 en ae has Angelus Lemon Cleansing Cream : ' om Start this famous Angelus Treatment at $1.00 the 4 oz. jar; $1.85 the 10184CO.1NC”~—S~?S:’ —— Lellucotto Products " HA , . ugh ’ ’ . A. BOURJOIS @ CO.., INC. na ~ : ‘ : C . Of ' Jackson Blyvd., Chicago to-night — before retiring cleanse the 8 oz. jar; Angelus Lemon Tissue | PARIS 41 West 34th Screet NEW YORK “ EZ nati t.. New ork Pactories Nee h a , i be : ° rf Enciosed find for les of Bourjors ** av Fr a, a »: Neenah, Wis. skin thoroughly with Angelus Lemon Cream at $1.00 the 2 of. jar; $2.00 /f Sumter ond tind iaaeed Gane” het : a Cleansing Cream. Quickly, soothingly the 4 oz. jar. | White ©) Naturelle () R vee Rachel | : Nemes - = ee . , bre bd cAddre:i — y aa -- ¢ eerie Pengo S | AEE RES NEES: “ ‘eep VOR TR : fre the PARK 6 TILFORD Quaiy Group | a , pn be ra Of Be = . ee adaebiiians seesiinineltinia wx sig ROM adhe a0 SRE | : 5 z.

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Mondays, Tuesdays, Wedrresdays, Thursdays, Fri- GION Oyr Caan MUTT and JEFF are good today--so they are on rs a aa days ard Saturdays. Fodlow their antics in ths = rs ; , eat, Psy eres re . ’ . a & co : oe — oF SS ee ee x Pe = “af ye ; a : € ; & io ACM NTOSD:A Ly . j : D _ f t-ae A l . at ee ‘= Sor sae eke a mn IST-DISPATCH every ay. rage ¥ CIMlvsS Aa Ys ee { we hr. Fe | including funny creations of soldberg anid Sriggs, eg Sph = . a Fontaine Fox's Funny Family. and COPYRIGHT 1922 BY PRESS PUBLISHING, CO. NEW YORK WORLD other mirth makers. Poor Mutt Was : By BUD FISHER (Copyright, 1924 by H.C. Fisher... Trademark Reg. U. & Pat Off.) a ———$$— —- ean ———e ee : 2 eas tae) s “a | IT SEEMS THAT THE — ’ FoR THE Love "Sa 1S STRANGE. * A EARTH MUST HAVE exciusiveness \THAT FIVE DoLLAR OF MIKE, SHE'S 19 res SAW HIM COME IN - SWALLOWED HIM BILL THAT WAS ON WISE ALREADY: t gaa L THIS ROOM ONLY THe MANTLE? ee Th TEN SECONDS Answer sta | | ESS | Aco. HE MUST HAVE GONE OUT . THE WINDOW. ,ye5) 3 cOuUpied en coo oa 6i5 LOCUST ST ST.LOUIS MAIL ORDERS FILLED ae babe a Pi ™ x : i, Fe a a ty ‘ 'y — i}, : . 1% \ ; Rea ere ees a nt YAS S| WY TARGA, ge adios micide. 0g oy Si ree Re | J\CFE, IT WANT YOU W COME MANRBE *MeTT AND T _ z= e | | ONCE’ SHow Some SPEED» €- ! G CKLES * Mo ai . PINOCHLE: GAME 0% i ! . | . . a x . ' was Bm i zg i | ihem With a Veil-Remove OIHINE Double Strenoth | of feeling askbumed o th—is guaranteed to re- | Wi | 1 NAT strenuth—from an» drug- ym little of it night and even the worst freckles ghter ones hnuve vanished mn ounce is needed to com- utiful, clear complexion. th Othine nx thin in sold Des ets 5 eg Fate fails to remove freckles. (oa “Tet 7 4 iy “3 9 NII iS I a NN ne aca toe i AE AE. ‘ie ~ “al ae FF Ab. . ad ° ————— ne ee ee ee oh sacteatalemtinete a « ~ oman tas: «tgp ee conn -_- . > ; Fie Ga Tey. ee teaart he er ere ? Tree "Po ee Dae ate - eS ok : Ah : - “> ae * ~ g, burning, swol- crinkled feet. Nomore rns or callouses. No much foot trouble has Ss out the poisonous . , which puff up the feet. : _— such quick relief it is Te oe IXITCHED ee ee bFical. Your shoes will Ee JEEE MUTT ISAT ight and your feet will | ie Br | ees Ss See HERE X GOTTA r be sore and tender. : - ) Sy —— HELP You witht £ HELP’ (of “Tiz” at any drug ee : ems TKE PAINT. nent store. A whole : ANAT SS ' es | : umiort for a few cents. traded | lll SO = : : it A | : | beau ty. | aise eaaae ————— ——— — ( HELLO MUTT: WHEN CICERO fF BLuB) For THE Za i Re i al ii BE} 4 BUT THERE WONT } oe ee ee WHAT |i HUD ME You WERE HIDING LOVE OF MIKE, (8.vB) | BE ANY PAINT yf Witt tte Wi TH'-2 |\'N THERE F THOUGHT I(T DEA. wse ,, os Sis WASTED JCEE, ml ITTUPI Tt! | woutd Be ARC FUN DISCRETION... Wii! other fainty ate a tf ai ‘eee & be +» io r it a a y an ad _s “ey Se. Seep te | ade je | oar a. , eles i - ; = OU INTHE RAIN BARREL) /| QUITE SO, | | . oT! =— : ey a QuITE So: ‘4 hs . . ae // a” oy . . F 2 ry a oe ' - ' ' . . ’ ‘¢g Yr . => , ~ - <x xs ee . "e » “~ ¥ — ; -s eg ae eee eT eh .. S )) ;. 4A * } i fo serene: ty Demos AV ON A OO i RN Rial 6 tae = eninge tattle n Beg Alles ee ee eee ce a ls Ce ee a a its dis- | aS . ag ae Eee a] av ’ : Both : 5” ' ’ ‘¥ - a pent at | | TA mn I) ios eee bighter F Ht : <2 J A we wie oe ramammaaas rates How'D You | ( Come TD seat gimme UPSET THE PAINT 2 4 JWDER ha . - nnemngeita - , " : aati cas spendin Sa ‘ ad ok ACR Ati, Racial tacks Arn. hy eR ilps + —— seenuees anaes ainiiis hae \ , \ \\\ \ ‘a "Keg i’. &. Pat of —_...... wee ee al ,

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HE TAKES? THE FAMILY FOR AN OPEN AIR PICNIC BUT SAXP THAT IN THE FUTURE HIS PICNIC? WILL BE AT HOME. ae - By Harrison Capy > het ne A f oC Copyright, 1922, N. Y. Tribune Inc. NO! WELL NOT EAT IN ANY PUBLIC YOUR POPSY WILL SELECT A PICNIC SPOT IN AH! THE VERY SPOT NOW- Saez) ROAD-HOUSE BUT YOUR MAMMY WiLL] |{ SOME SHADY RETREAT WHICH IS QUIET SHADY TREES~ BABBLING BROOK “EY PACK A BASKET OF LUNCH AND WELL] |{ AND RESTFUL ENJOY IT IN SOME WAYSIDE NOOK ‘ SA CR \ WW we \ ) \ , \ YS ¥ yy . \ ‘ a¥ \ We Wy \ \' YS NAA \ WY . ANY ‘ \ v ‘ Stee ae. peng On » N ve ‘ \\ \ \ AWA w 4 : | / .) ~~ \ MY! THESE PESKY FLIES ARE FIERCE NOW THAT WE ARE COMFORTABLY . SEATED WE WILL PROCEED TO ENJOY | ¢- - £ UR DELICIOUS LUNCH IN THIS —4| fff 7 YD VIET RESTFUL BOWER 4G ANS. BAH! A BALLY | eS WOODPECKER YOU BETCHA, POPSY 4 i NHR inedtdast HH, AU ThTttEeE: HHT AH hit iM HH Hy 4, AW WH ae i } 7 sf | NEVER SAW | ExXCITEME 7 es PERSON | a) YoU NEVE WE ,WOODCHUCKS : ‘a ae ~ MUCH FUS DONT STOP : ea the | a ‘et cols ; : pine t aT 4 2 A | COUPLA — Y ‘ ‘ + .\ SE (A, = , . = THAT WoO | : > i | THERE'D ae > ‘ a ——_! — ee — eS THERES A ROAD-HOUSE ABOUT FIVE | ee , aa | VERY SHY , y J 7 A CIGAR A : | ON A PHONG BY CRINKUS! THOSE RASCALLY MILES FROM HERE AND WELL HAVE RECORD ! MOSQUITOES HAVE PUNCTURED EVERY \ 4 TO WALK IT TO THE : q CARROTVILLE j : PUT HIM A | Ns EASE a, WEVE GOTTER HAVE FOOD l ~ LLLLOOWWV. 5 5 oN GARY &

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