St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 20, 1922

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| ” 1 Last ween) 1922, , @. vs hes Offi yt N - “yy OL. a5. mua 42. 18, 414 Advertisers the Post-Dispatch » MORE than record of all St. Louis newspa pers COMBINED! st. Louis’ ONE BEST BUSINESS Getter, {T NATIONS 10 BE. PPALLED IN NEAR EAST PEALE GUNTERENCE ‘FOR AID FOR 200,000 -er (Copyright, 1922) RE HAWBI- YOUR FoO.ks JAL OR "EGRERT" “missioners in Constantinople as follows: — eee) eeming on the seashore at || DRITISH AND FRENCH Smyrna awaiting help “The Turkish prociamation OU . for war prisoners from 17 to 45 ‘means deliberately exposing the . x ARCHILLES Christians to death from hun- England Said to Insist on 1\US JEHOSOPHAT | ly applied nobody will survive. PFOR A START (Copyright, 1922.) D CONSULS APPEAL Allied Conferees Decide to CHRISTIANS AT SMYRNA | Ca Meeting of Repre- iiibseciaied Preen, | sentatives of Great Brit- MYTIIENI, (ob de THE : MINOR COAST, Sept. 20. ain, France, Turkey, Italy, Hk british. French and A 1 Ttalian Consuls have tele Greece, Japan, Rumania graphed tli Allied Com and Jugo-Slavia. VIEWS OUTLINED ger and massacre, is all identifi- Freedom of Straits but cation papers have been burned. , “Unlegs pressure is immediate- With Action to Insure “Please act urgently before it Keeping Way Open Con- too late.” . —. fined to Navy. A Constintinop|« dispatch ‘Tiesday said permission to send vessels to Smyrna to take off the > ‘Sha. Acneckibad’ Mites Christian refugees had been ARIS, Sept. 20. ee on ranted by Mustapha Kemal Terees on the Near Eastern situation Pasha to the Allied lowers, the “Inited States and Greece, but that miles between the ite &S of decided late today to call a peace conierence of eight nations interest- 15 antl 45 were eXcepieu, and it ed in a settlement to determine the Was presumed the Nationalists terms of peace. This conference will nded to use them for mili- probably meet within two or three purposes. R Smyrna mes- weeks. » today declared Kemal had The conference, it Was announced. lined the request of the Al- Will consist of representatives sf to permit Greek ships to Great Britain, France, Turkey, Italy, ove refugees, pending his Gireece, Japan, Rumania and Juzgo- Mibmission of the matter to An- Slavia ‘gora. An agreement between Great Brit- ain and France on the Near Eastern = OvEess THE BEST TRY To srnrve — (Copyright, } tT io ' gd Ya problem semed reasonably assured after a two and one-half hour con- versation between Premier Poincare and Lord Curzon, British Foreign Secretary, at the French Foreign Of- aw lice this forenoon. The preliminary | Z conversation ended at 10:80 o'clock. ‘ur on leaving, said: Lord Curzon, “It was simply a private conver- sation. Some progress was made. Man Writes That Plaver There is nothing to be said for the hs : moment. We will resume at 3:39 Stepped on Bottle and It o'clock and continue tomorrow.” Flew Up. lord Curzon was accompanied by Baron Hardinge when received by | Premier Poincare and they imme- ) Ran Johnson, president wt! tiie} diately went into conference. League, in St. Louis toduy, Admiral Beatty arrived during the i public a letter which he had, morning to take part in the after- from James iM lion o* neon conference. Another element le, Ind... giving another ver-, Of interest was added to the discus- Of the manner in which Ou, sions by the arrival in Paris during Witt of the New York Yar-/the forenoon of Premier Pachitch of Was injured by a pop bottle in| Jugo-Slavia, - Saturday's baseball game wiih| The two Ministers, Poincare’ ahd wns. Hon. who witnessed| Curzon, outlined to each other at me, asserts Witt stepped on| sreat length in the morning the views Dottie in yunning after a fly! Of their Governments, it flew up and hit him on head. informed M. Poineare that Great = ¥ext of Hon’'s letter follows: 4 Britain would insist upon the abso- writer is a salesman for| ute freedom of the straits of the M Co. located at Evansville; /Pardanelles and would insure this notice by the press that you | Teedom by the presence of a large ‘a reward for the arrest of fleet. | that injured Lawson Witt Phe British Foreign Secretary, ew York Baseball Club in however, is suid to Tiave intimated that the British effort in the Near Mast would be confined to the navy. Accident, He Says. which gave rise to the impression to St. Louis last Friday to that the British troops woud soon series between the a hove be withdrawn from Chanak. teams, and was present Premier Poincare informed Lord ame in which Mr. Witt was. 6 UTZz0" that the French policy was In fact, I was an eye-wit decidedly pacific. He girged the im and while I am not ex., Mediate calling of a peace confer- $1000 reward, I want te Qence for a final settlement’ on the Sow this accident o: basis of the Turks remaining on the iy J am the only man Asiatic side of the straits . pending Who actually saw just “the outcome of the conterence. Behd the chan pa ar The two Ministers were in agree- we seen it. had not Ment on the necessity of maintaining PMeusel. who caught the freedom of the straits, although at St. louis on. Saturday, & The agitation that developed at Harvard last June when it becam y recognized the stolen ap | He pleaded guil- of receiving stolen Probation officers reported that » to experiment which had got- MORE THAN $42,000 STOLEN FROM VATICAN ALMS FUNDS Church Donations From America In-! cluded in Amount Report- rom a St (aft Cort esponder nt of ‘ P ost rp oe h 3 from America, 200 at present exchange rates), was admitted ye ' . by the official disclosure that a def- | Sacred Congregation special matrimonial licenses, ; »? 000,000 lire a e administration these funds has seemed somewhat ir- | 1» have been stolen. of it was from ane Australian B aniope. Papi, manager of the congre-| * the present su-| > ttt ‘ : , ; : » : Pope Pius has ordered an investi 'which are pending are likely to be | NEEDLE, NEAR HEART, REMOVED Discharged as Cured Fol- lowing Operation. , ' : inecessity of acknowledging a deficit an operation in which | . removed from hair’s breadth | : “laia work done in balancing. the Husband No. 10, Albert A. Lilley, by the President ia this matter, Rep- also waS husband No. 8. He mar- resentative Garrett of Tennessee, tha” in June, 1922. As a matter! ried her at Jefferson City in 1920,| Democratic leader, suggested that from death by budget for the fiscal year which iad would be none the worse iesel f well and balanced the budget * 1A ro) ) ) " r - his experience. came imbedded in the boy's stomach|,,. age this time unless revenues Permits Them on Same Terms as Men. —— franchise on the same with a pre fe pe- women to the tarms as men, riod of six wcities RISING TEMPERATURE TOMORROW | FAIR TONIGHT AND TOMORROW | THE. TE MPE RATURES. 63 » bs ‘is no telling how much greater than | =ROM SEA . " or : operation when various | Fair tonight ang, CTD ™E™ OP : ' Probably $100,000,000 may be real- | ly rising temper- 600.000 in interest payments from ture tomorrow. ¢ | defictt but the most optimistic pre- } Mrs. diction today is that with all sorts | By the Associated onomies and restriction of ex- WASHINGTON, the $660,000,000 will only | Harding’s convalescence has reached | Ellis, Faust, Hays, Hukriede, ibe cut in half. All this is on the) the point where she can again take | e™ce, ga N the supposition that Congress will not ; solid foods, it was said today at the/#0n, Rhodes and KR Tne _ ..| spend any more money, and that, of White House. She, however, is not sentees were Hawes, fall course, it will not overturn the| yet permitted to sit up. and friends| Rucker and Shelton. | President's veto of the bonus bill. are still barred from the sick room. ‘Tllinols voted to override; ~*~ r 1 sin g| of ec a of .3 of a foot. Se 32 PAGES. * ™" oF Pre ee, ee Reach ‘ Vee Oe bi ¢ a ae a ° aes Ps rs te 5, em ae ee Oe | 3 . mem ; ee ee et a ee ee ee ee me ee —— aapaenti>t no mernen , HOUSE OVE US B RIDES | ESIDENT’S VETO OF LL, 258 TO 54 ——— - —_—_— — ONE. ANOTHER” AS 11th COMMANDMENT IN VETO MESSAGE Proposed Revision of Prayer BRINGS DISCOMFORT. tion of a missionary Bishop to suc- ceed Bishop Robert L. Paddock, re- district of Fastern ~ ERG DISLOSED. ese Book Must Be Validated by Episcopal Church. th Assoc tatka PORTLAND, Congress Is Not Expected to) signed, in the Oregon and another for Haiti, was Press, LL. a MAJORITY IS MORE THAN CESSARY 0-THIRDS , Sept. 20.—-Elec- Authorize Further Expen- | today’ Ss program for the Bishops of | the Episcopal Church in session here ditures in Fac of 650,- | teport o 1e electio es \ e . Report of the election result will | Favorable Action Is Taken be made known to the House of Dep- | 000,000 Shortage. t confir ; g utiles. The House must confirm the. on Measure After Effort to elections. Tf action taken PENSION BILLS eventually is validated, the Protes*- by the Bishops. Debate It Briefly ds Met -ant Episcopal Church will have 11 . ‘“ %” MAY BE VETOED instead of 10 commandments in thetr | by Cries of Vote, Vote, prayer book. guired to Economize Still *\* yo. °°." Further to Keep Deficit ‘’*: From Increasing. one another.’ BY DAVID LAWRENCE. Special Washington. Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. (Coprright. 1922.) that ye love me *% I have loved you, that ye also love ‘stricken lands, It was voted by them. : id2 to add a “new commandment” that From the Republ f S ° ‘embracing Christ's Departments Will Be Re- (oe this will be printed with the 10, com- The text adovfed Is SENATE PROBABLY “Again he said, ment I give you, admonition -o of House. It was said that | | ‘A new comma nd. - WILL SUSTAIN VETO A resolution indorsing Near East ‘Garrett, Democratic Leader, relief and calling for governmental | action, if need be, in succoring the | was adopted by the | with significant plea for awakening | ly apart from the fact that President | ,¢ «9 public conscience which shall | sion Rie 3! All Missourians Harding vetoed the bonus bill, a/ support our President and Secretary | ; profound impression has been made/|of State in any naval or millitary, ‘toward the establishment of justics, | the Veto. ‘icit of $650,000,00 aces ‘oun. |} ( if $65 ( 0 faces the coun | mercy and peace in these stricken try for the fiscal year which ee — a ee ceeeon noo ——=|| "JHE text of President Harding's | | , ! a the President before he wrote his | Pua message, but they were unable 1 | DIVORCED TENTH TIME! By the Associated Presa, é id promise any better showing of Gov-- WASHINGTON, Sept." 20.—The+ ~ last July and ends June 30, next. izuvernment experts went over the estimated expenditures carefully and figures were submitted ‘in detail to — — ernment finances. This means in a’! nutshell that Congress cannot afford | to authorize the expenditure of any bills and river and harbor proposals more money and even the vo Cora Lilley, 40, Began Matrimonial Ventures at 14. |up by Representative “Mondell of vetoed if they are put up to Mr. | Harding. In other y words, the brakes | must be put on to keep the deficit from growing and the departments; Mrs. Cora Lilley, will be required to economize § still | rooming house at 221A East Broa further in an effort to cut down the deficit itself. Most uncomfortable, too, is the ee of $650,000,000 at a time when the campaign orators would have found it so effective to refer to the splen- re ended effort, diplomatic, | Present Vote to Override that they make | Favors Standing by Presi- WASHINGTON. eet: S80: Entire. | Bishops. The resolution concluded | dent and Asks for Discus- message vetoing the soldiers’ bonus bill will be found on Page 13 of taday’s Post-Dispatch. ~ House passed the soldiers’ bonus bill | today over President Harding's veto: Who Is About/than the necessary two-thirds. ma- jority. When the veto message Was qaken | Wyoming, the Republican leader told the House the qvestions. in- volved in the legislation had been considered for a long time; that members had had opportunity ‘to proprietor of a way, East St. Louis, was divorced for study the President’s veto message the tenth time yesterday. She isiand that he doubted if any Votes about 40 years old and has two chil- | would be changed or anything gained dren. She began her matrimontal| >Y¥Y extended debate, marathon at the age of 14 years. Announcing that he, unlike the majority leader, proposed to stand of fact, the Government did finance | put discovered that a year had not bthere be an hour’s discussion. This iwhen it had appeared that there 000 to $100,.000,000. No such prom- ises of reduction of the deficit can are derived from \ unexpected elapsed from divorce No. 7 and had scurces. The most that can be hoped | September asking for a divorce On| «pe President's veto message read to for is a reduction from about $650,- | the. ground that his wife had beat! tp. genate. which already had bees 000,000 to about half that sym, and | him. Swanson's attorney declared debating the question for more, thas even this is by no means certain. The deficit arises largely from the that the woman already had her eyé| ,, hour. if on No. 10. She denied this, but after; Friends of the measure doubt fact that Congess reduced the re-| the divorce, lilley reappeared and they can muster in the Senate ceipts from taxation through the new revenue law and there was an | arated in June. unlooked-for shrinkage in tax re- Mrs. Lilley has difficulty in keep- | The time of Senate action is in teelpts due to the business depres-| ing the line of succession of her hus. 'definite. Some favored the final text So far as she Can) of strength jmmediately after: sion. Congress can hardly increase| bands straight. matrimonial career | touse voted, but others, and t taxes now, so the alternative is re- | remember, her duction of expenditure. Sut even |§ began at Alto Pass, IL, when she be- included several of the Rep this is easier said than done, for| came the bride of Joseph Truxler. leaders, counseled delay until tomer- on the Veterans’ Sureau alone | After Truxler came William Joyce, remarried her last May. They sep- necessary two-thirds majority te ovfride the veto. $530,000,000 will be spent this year, : Charles Barnes, Bert Butcher, Mar- bonus issue disposed of, it would be or more than half of what used to' fon Crow, John Whitney, Sherman | 'difficult to keep a quorum fag action be expended in pre-war days for) Porter, Albert Lilley, William $wan- (on imgortant matters awaiting deci. I"nele Sarn’s entire budget. There! son and again, Albert Lilles. ee et F s mressage to the House, Presi- age ene adjournment, '$530,000,000 the axponees for dis- FLYERS DELAYED IN HAITI Pie: gospser m based hia veto of the abled veterans and vocational train- ‘issues largely on the ground of the ing will run, but the Government's May Sell Rail Securities. |faflure of Congress to provife~ a policy is to spare no money in that iy pone ae FE. | methed 6 fnemetemt niet ted conte. . direction. | | PORT AU PRINCE, Hayti, Sept. | quent heavy drain ft would prove 20.—Our intended departure from | 0" the treasury. He made it clear tr aa ; =O y | In order to cut the $650°7000,000 | here yesterday for & resumption: af| that the interest on the foreign debt took from the railroads during Gov- sion pistons. deficit down worm sp vs pore. § the North to South America flight | could net be relied. upon, asserting » Gov : y e om met hay din nap apgennt oo hike i; | WS unexpectedly postponed when it; that even taking inte account such : of tne ranre : . 'was found that the third radiator,| P@yments as were likely to be res /recently installed to overcome mot tor | ceived from that ree the heating, offered too much Premeageess: faced a deficit of $650,000,000 in sums were lent them for equipment. | ;"* the wind and weighted down t | Bac al year and an even further short- >. | Plane. We shall remove it and age in the succeeding year. ‘ized this way. Approximately $125,- | equip the machine with low-compres-’ The President declared that enact - "el These have been sup- | ment of the measure would wipe out he Creat Britain have already been put’ plied by the Fourth Marine Squad- the resjut of the Administration’« _ ‘in the estimated receipts for this! ron here. fiscal year, so if there is a default,| pijjot Hinton was unable to climb | ther borrowing by. the treasury. the deficit would be increased. If | over 800 feet yesterday morning. We .| France or some other allied coun- | expect to leave not later than next 'tries could pay interest, some prog- | Sunday. ress would be made in cutting the} | ec onomy program and would ental Special to the Pest- as WASHINGTOR, Sept. 20.— out exception the Missourians the City Circulation .°' Daily POST-DISPATCH alone approximately Equals of"te Daily Globe-Democrat * une Times Combined, and Exceeds ."*s- Daily Star xt Times Combined by approximately 40,000 1 : . ‘ r ’ \ Can Take Solid Foods. | ©™' in the House voted to Press. the President's veto of the Sept. 20.—Mrs,| Dill today. They were Atkeson, The vote was 258 to 54, or 60 mors was met with cries pf “Vote! Voter’ from the Republican side, and Mon.-. ™~ te wend be a deficit df from $25,000,- | the marriage annulled. As soon as dell moved the previous questidtL the necessary year had elapsed the/ which was adopted, and the roll woman married, not Lilley, but Wil-| started. liam H. Swanson. The bonus bill was laid before the Swanson appeared in court last Senate shortly after 2:30 o'clock and row. It wae their view that, with the ee : ; : : ee ee Oe a Sa ee

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: 4 , at apt it ’ i > € is ' =F? > ai ai ; aa eee ee Ra a Ny me “Ss ite SE A a — ee lA e- ST.LOMS POST-DISPATCH — Tbendia tate’ acme etic Mieke Seah lth - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 DEFENSE OPENS ASE IN NALTY Twenty-Two Witnesses Pre- sented by State, Four Tes- tifying That They Saw Deputy Sheriff Killed. HIS WIDOW IDENTIFIES AYERS AND O’MALLEY Says She Witnessed Shooting From Window Across Street; Watkins Seen Flee- ing With Others. Hearing of testimony for the de- woman and fenee in the case of a three men, charred with murder in connection with the fatal shooting of Sheriff Patrick J. Na'ity in July 22. began in the Deputy Granite City, Madison County Circuit Court at Ed- today, the case at wardaville at 11 a. m., State having concluded its 9:45 a. m. The defend@ts are “Pig Ceorge” Ayres, George O'Malley and Lylé Watkins, St. Louis police characters. and Mr@ Bernice Traynor, wife of James Traynor, another St. Louis po- lice character. The first two witnesses for the ferian Ministers’ Association, ter. the West today has turned its, “In view of precipitate, rig iit- he had been imprisoned prey na ° ences 1 Mine flames ° : ; and the Baptist Ministers’. Confer-, _— : about-face coup d’etat of House Ju- . wee one ’ Believed to Have Been st yg bent ene sil sublican opponent, that each issue ,,,,, a . attention to relieving the plight of about- , the alleged murder. As DP? pars Consul-General Horton explaine1 These brave women labored un- PUPS "wT which declare such a move idee - diciary Committee following on the | picts were made to open Gi | : ili that his official position prevented | ceasingly without food and sleep. Simultaneously a Statement of his would place the Police Department! families and dependents of the 4: ‘heels of announcement that you- rats “ect “a ~ ey) Used in K ing Rector and 1% si ’ ’ . : ; iJ ‘ « . " . ” : ‘ . —— eat ~ , - - ; ; pa e . ran - Liles . his commenting on the incidents Some are still there.”’ position om amendment of the Vol-, Under the control of local politicians | men na mgr after Nt te eg asked counsel to act on hearing vee Ts ate o> ene aa a ; Hi | : and make it a se of factional | by fi own i work- | inas oe ee eee Choir Leader of Smyrna Mrs. Horton remained with her ead law nd make it a source of factional; by fire. far down in t : —_ ‘fixed for today, and inasmuch as — provision in the law whit 7 Le Pe ee , issensior ings. - ' » iF , ” . nnot give an interview, he) husband at the consulate until it The Senator in his statement re-/| “ ae ait © heck f money ‘his means that charges would be)... imposing capital pu a Church, Found. said. “but it is my duty to SpeAk | was finally burned. The Consul- ferred to Brewster as a “trickr rl Otests afainst home rule were « ompensation enheckKs an ~" za | virtually shelred until January and a ron rn BH: o my , » sheet . oq t the « er adi | heroism and celf Genera! P nd his wife embarked on Y ; . » . «t: ti _ t: _ . nate In meetings of the two organi- realized from prize fights and t eat r h a indefinitely. owing to Te- . s2¢ eer nti ¢ arzwes the defers e | é a ei 4 : “ horse- jo key at tne starting ape. zations thie : : a ep ay ye benefit erformances already are be- ‘ per aps - ant with being in hh ibitual “ri eacrifi of the American colenv © the U. S. Destroyer Simpson with 65 Brewster today replied to Reed, bor- Pees mis week in response to in- ’ os . f cember session being short session. 1 vil eles a i tliat | Pres ’ -* ‘ “es fViLiT’* ee + ZY »? »} re " , e . . afunis or Na 1a mre ieusiy " e P ~ a Mas > . myrna other Americans and came to Ath- owing one of the Senator's, refer- wage % MBbaxe- hoa =. mack, 2 ae nett = ae tage : .¢ am reluctantly compelled to remind," © & previously served (iia ‘ne BRUNSWICK, N. J” Sent When the situation became dan- ens. "d ; eo Breckinridge Long in the shail, Mo., president of Missouri Val- Superintendent W. 2. a ve vou that it may be impossible for me prison. ga TEW sf “Se » oe Ser : : . , : e ces 4 > esti a ~ 4 ; . : "oll - na | delecate nm the “¢ - + , - + #par . . 1 a © : - “mar : eoh P a en entinl $ . — pie IIS om PEhen es J . serous. | partes Wit EH tale we Maynars S. Dernes primary campaign. and referring to ey College and a delegate in the 2oa- | the claims d wanes +t of the = - t»> act at that distant date if charges Etrect of sich charges in @ine—The inqu: to the killing last ; , ' “ . ~« rng . =) & i ") » _ | = - . Pee > . . - to A Amira! Bristol arranged for the 12 other Americans. who were chief- EEO eal ailenge to Reed is i ne me ruie sentiment. has orate ‘ he« ks to 10 « f the Sti took over a theater in Smyrna and A Japanese merchantman brought in the opinion of Republican sup- ‘. ‘s ame « reaniza tion: varied | would > growin che wy Pesipeagis biog fendant an unfair trial He said the Bn the , oo ef . s ' » 1d it guar lé d he marines. I toid _succor to the re fugees en route to Bee * B ewater the Republican iLiecil Views on the ineor poration i ing from $65 to $83. or a peri o 10,000 EXPECTED AT OPENING Frat « could pron eed? with the ra® , der. \irs. Fieanor Millis w ite - porters i, or hs ‘ ' i nro 240 weeks. 4, eenters toda, i. Greece and gave them the Americans ’ colony to come to the theater twice daily to receive treatment. the latest bulletins on the situation./ admiration of a Turkish girl, who . .. - the opening. ot 7 : gate cee ae : Attorney declined and as ‘ I summoned the principal members was attacked at the American indicated by tne open sing ugh in the State constitution as Argonaut. Identification is possible tinuance so he could ect none here the bodies were found Satur- of the colony to discuss the general school. She, having no“hought of Reed's Reply to Brewster. will make it in accord with the Fel- only by means of scars, teeth and All-Day Program Prepared at Mes- dictments. . ; *>may have been used by the s,tuation. her own safety, ran to the Turkish Reed's reply to Brewster's state- eral { neiitution, with regard to the other personal characteristics. Res- ico, Mo.—Senator Stanley Jointly Cha } . Chtetianae Srantes haw: ing phant, roacway and [i theories about the house . Tage pe ' = on , : Rogers c he Ao , mine the sam wel they were conveyed to a Dulliding 0 =see 8) 6S m2 . iOZZi street. * . we aux st indardad qi 1 qn ait -myvrna, ga‘ e €. and Mr. and tt gag r — tion that I express Trniatie at ¢t ne —- “Tt i the centiment of th “ bode the Argonaut property a mile from Kentucky. Clarence Cannon, 1) Tree Merrell had , - : : a ‘ Ny mown for Some time as the “house i =¢ ‘, ‘ OwnY » -_ . ‘ , : “ « n 7 rs. 4 : _” f ye ‘ ireacy ' _ —_— — ‘ - . - 2 : ‘ 4 = . « ’ ree FTrurice sya. ‘ . Aah as + wd an rn *e oo a d ae oe as ee =) oe moment of time: /f “ 1} . .' that we are opposed to gypantine the Kennedy shaft. and placed in cratic nominee for Congress in the rate trial and ths Stats el ; mystery.” and which hr been : ~ ny ° “Fr " "“o ¢ ‘ ~? e = Y} = ‘ , s , i if “f) ‘ P : - ‘ a & a4 45 = -* a @ : ‘ on _ a ” aati to! 4A etek i © ected ‘ : " American omen gars 5 ca] “4 A ocure , a cat ; ~ a ' stated my position. i ‘ ‘ home rule:for St. Louvis eoffins Efforts are to be made to Ninth District: Mrs. St. Cla Jioss try Pinkley first md to be completely furnished. . ** “we ¢ - . > . Seta @ slit ~* eh . } ag “0 >t >T _ yy : ~~ 5 T me. 7 ‘ r ‘ : =e a alias . , = ¥ ee : 7 - Toate pe y torr sms vakir “ — th. a edison fend (ee Se y . wn Ww Opposition among migisters “:O identify all of the victims Democratic nominee for Congress th Court officials were unable & me: seuss no tenant 56 Se aieiy. Americ irms takin em to e American steamer eter “eer us own a% ; cn. 2a) gata Fins. et a ‘ : , ; tials re ; : immedia }* he “oe ican r Ss ie gt me ° pe goth Brewster procee 1 in home rule in S&S louis is general, afr. There was no demonstration when the Eighth District. and other can- eall anv casx Tat cour h some time. It was known, how- ii "abe te . 3 ~ eo ‘ *-. ” : s * ‘ . + TN 3 = a. : 7 : . ft i> : .ta2 bs c¢ ntrit ure 7 the use » Dose it LuLe8emMmo Song . e age tine ae = © and Al hi own Bene : “ . " Th na fe | ‘ NI : LA ml. Ce ntral Pr: ab a the rescue crews appeared the djidatées for State. congressional “Tt ? which +} ae, eal a of th 8 ere ‘ r. that its present ownership is ile ar . : yy never saw 7000 es ratner SUZECSLS p : . . - an . th®m —— becaus Chey . cata h sen - sag fe shat alii tte the moment he d as . position troduced the resolution adopted. podies Red Cross workers re- Senator Reed will make his Tirs: ment by Jude Milla eee es have searched it carefully % - 4 - tla t} “—s ’ le Airs. oy a . ; itz t s to = Le u US nti -_ ‘ , stores *¢ }- “>> ose} . ’ - - a , . : Mi ‘ . . uv = 4 i sul prise “ _ burn d. aoe oe . , ? . one Turkish army entered both men ani that he hes veal a6} A that he has Kieturn to home rule-would bring «n rained at the homes of the, vietims speech of the general election can:- to attorneys a ) 4 , effort to unravel the mystery oli, ap wpe » a f 7 ANG proless - : a .¥ = 4 ae emai Gece sehay : : It: also pea . ss *s n + | af, d Si tek 8 tli aa* CR toe oO) t ig*i nme } =, “rr ep zt°er . ‘ t % 2 ree c ~ +. 7 Seer i * ; : ctober ‘ie. ing her arrest in ‘ onnection With the race. he attempted to kiss me. T he ‘ : ‘ . % : . ne - rt _ e pri ~iple “ | il ° ia fi . T he i re: Prt vste i}. showed seye>;»n were born in the Sf. Leuis 2 nd Kansas a ity. Cir ait es . ‘ ss ter arly 109 years old. standing in thei shooting. ‘Ind he ever kiss you before Feb. paign inyoivins aan ek aac peu a where there is some outside auther- i"nited States, 20 in Italy. 13 in Jugo-'! ‘ : veer E aa . oe Sidener said. J ast of high trees that almost en- : . . > . - , _ ‘ tiehs« “4 »« ~* rea Th = # - : k Ry = e . MU mt al y yerl¢g re : “I can't take the rap ‘(accusa-,. 1%, when you were alone or were all of Governme avering of tricky ity, stablishes safeguards and is a Slavia. and that 4 were of Spanish Man. 70. Denies Murdering «irl we etore.. the crand a mwely conceal it from passers on . thin » sam’? a ** » | Ss k Ses rive iz a playful way or bla re * to the maneuyerita oO: 7 = ty uch ye efe oe Py den £VStem of contro! 7” . ieee * . . e ows : 43 . probably tomorrow, and ask for . - tion) for something IT haven't don his Kisses ¢ n in : ,, Rae nasi Sgr starting tape.” . a the, * jor Mexican ancestry. Others tou!J Sir he Aaetteiien Diam , niver tani by streets. The grounds about ; » dane allie ?’° ‘se-jockeys : me stariing ta “Home rule is the itician y the Associate PSs. ew ictment : : ' he quoted her as saying. Later. he in dance halls’ horse-JOcK®e) . Home rule is what th rages ianms not be checked. ‘Sk E = - an Gicne't xe Fey ‘ a nmi to meet the developey are run down. but the interior fs! said. che told him th 9° Avers and ° No, Sit. Brewster's Reply tt Reet. vw i mf heca Ds. at Ww ould *#Nna Jie them In additix ?? to Payments to vric- oe otis 2 aieiiiaed en guide 7 pleaded = ss : S in t e ‘ ase and +nable . ’ furnished. The absence of ac. ° : : . s+} . _ 7} - . - aad the vy) 75 . _ ~ ) ; . . -*- . ~ } . a = . . . : Pm 7% r ("*YMatley had visited her in her Before Feb. 18, Mr. Poulin had “nday Brewster issued this re pls to direct the polis power to Sult tine’ families by the State Compen- * r ; : late to seek the death penalty. iis eins dunt onthe tevaitecs heal } ] f - . on sk i vor to submit vourself | eaay . ian themselves lare«] l?r HI 27 ‘kiah . ~~ not guilty yesterday to the charge new indictment will 353 ; PON of wnhever asxeaq you to : 7 vusow i apna _ “**. sation Funa, the State allows $160 . 3 : and fishing resort at North Kempt- A. Stent, vice president of the ville. Aue. 236 Ree rate. ] feel partment was the only cause of op- Many evide s of recent use were Om a pad near the telephone was) Ewing. “We dont w ‘t Bumber and the name of Willleacai, | ne the Mexican debt, which is due Jan. ward politician to be in con- 1, 1923. in accordance with the i] leaders was expressed today by Rev. rant ; Read The Wages of N Ot! ‘- ganizations has been Black and to Dr. W. ¢ the ation had disclosed nothing to used | through which the interest payment ' will be made. directly in his opening speech might sent to Dr. “. Shupp. State Anti-Salo>n: te the place had been UGAR he |) iit wes stove a font tou ." "Edon’t mind expressing the opin- Pure Cane gran. Ibs tha: the house has nothing to do| Fresh Eggs, dozen. .308 ke the murder,” he sald. Withic Stevens, brother-in-law of VWHAITE AL can oe | aati oe T, ee : Slain minister, and a maid in the Ik home were taken to Prosecu- Si Engle Stamps with packer Black Pepper .........-+:= ickers’ office this afternoon. Concord phrases, that he is an the ‘amphibious came!.” superintenden: of | Opportune Time to Speak. League. “The Senator is going to open in in Mexico next Wednesdav That is dry territory and, it seems. would be # ; OCTOBER | Adam Estate Goes to Children. . , The will of Frank Adam, electrical f rg, goods manufacturer, who died Sept. | New ae Tae to Chicago. 13 was filed yesterday. He left the! A new midnicht train between St. bulk of his estate. including stock of Louis and Chicago will be placed in the Frank Adam Electric Co.. to Sunday by the Nlinois Cer- his four children. Frank and Eliza-. It will leave St. Louis beth Adam, grandchildren. each re- over the Merchants’ Bridge, and will éeived 20 shares in the electric com- position om what he terms a service ‘great moral issue. tral Railroad. “Both the drys in Mexico and the “ive Said to Hare Found Pistol | : Used in Mills were slaif has been an- need the ment on this question at his opening Michigan boulevard. The train meeting in Mexico. Be Se pet. ose be of all-stee] construction. will dence, 2326 Albion place. Fred B.| Adam was named as executor. Ayers said to Jailer Miller: “Dm going to kill you when I get out.” Sounty Detective David of Middle- _ SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES The jailer knocked him down SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES who founda the pistol—a biack ee ee ee TESTIMONY TO BE RESUMED TODAY Bz". ; ' » ai Centinued rem Pace One. z =. | — * Parker, leading counsel of ; moma tic—refuses to say where he : t. or whom he suspects of be- its owner Owrership of the ; oni being traced. he saald. yesterday detectives had me into possession of a woman's Skerchies Pierced with what ap- “ to be ballet holes. The band- eft had Leen picked OO em ee : _ Well dressed —with an _ eye for economy )

f The def cok. a Notice that th . —~ ee ‘Philtipe ense The defense lawyer grilled P : * e women AX a on the abandoned Phillipa the professor's wife for more than Plan now to spend some of your evenings this winter : ——— \ PS P ee «> where the bodies of the rector four hours, dissecting her Story of her alleged iilicit romance with Poulin “piece by piece” in an effort to break down her story While on the verge of a breakdown several times during her long ordeal. Mr«. Tiernan however, remained un- profession. The defendant, Poulin, maintained his attitude of nonchalance through- out the hemring. lolling back in his chewing cum while Mrs Tiernan Was repeating her accusa- tions against him Mre. Tiermans cross-examination was most severe The afterney spent coniderable time fm eliciting infor- mation concerning the beginning of Mre. Tiernan’s alleged intimacies training yourself for advancement in your business or Register any Evening—September 25th to October Srd, or any Saturday Afternoon during September. : Classes begin Octoder 5th. 120 Evening Courses | In Business, Professional and Academic Sub jects. Hall, or telephone Cabany 2385. WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, ST. LOUIS started wearing fall clothes a month ago. Sure sign fall is here now. Last few days brought a good many men out in new suits. Men are bet- ter dressed than they were a few years back. Good _ F ee “ re. Mills were found. Ownet ae this lace-bound square. if ‘ established, ft fs said. mag ee evidence in support ory that a man and & together surprised the min and Mrs. Mills and that one of WO killed them after a struggte the two women Moar! all day long—save tor LRBie bite while they attended the - % —— 5 Ry HENDRIN WAN 100M author of Thes-4 Ma. -£ This new serial, by this most popula: = UTP . . . fe _— - . a t - : cer 0 nt Sage cnier pre ge gear a many well-dressed men | ee and oo about it as he would write aba were hele on, oa che p - . =, ersity * , v current ev : Prat ales : say they ‘wear Losse oe oe, Se eS = SY daughter, Chariotic, wes easy, simple, vivid writings with pictures—little pem and ink sketches, unconventional and whimsical, that co Straight to the point and complete the story for ly with officials in Prosec qygn office, undergoing a mintte When they were die “hertly atter 4 o'clock. AS clothes, custom - tailored clothes. 7 “ler, re TT with Poulin. which she claims led to | Say they do it because Toolan and De David sala ungster and grown alike. Commencing next onday jin the POST-DISPATCH. Dr. Van Loon will give a personally “lesson” American History. Don’t that Mills © “You testified Harry Poulin kissed you.” he said. “Was the eighteenth Gay of February the first time?” Tried to Kies Her at Party. “That was not the first.” she re. plied. “Ata party-at which we were Were cele- brating the completion of a new g4- MISSOURI SCHOOL OF SOCIAL ECONOMY 2221 LOCUST STREET. they appreciate what good clothes mean but at the same time must have an miss the first one—and I = you won't mise any of “Seceay = ie 3 other spar > OU of tt, and was unde ae tition whatever. | Mall. wealthy widow ef th Offers excellent opportunities for training in Socia! Service . hic TCH ‘ a Srsyman : ES ce. En- ones which a a » Send her brother larged course of study. Term opens September 25th. - . eye to economy. follow. POST DISPA Pong apesttoag hed beeh Geom Address GEORGE B, MANGOLD, Director. — | *ppear after Mills and hi $$$ SESS: ayy = - MUL they were tater i . eee intiintieieeteenetee LEE ave é. mee ther need — - ee. net came vuetit ~ ss . ee a. 4 ‘oRinumicated with again a , # 4

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POO RO OT CET a a ER Maetee sere” +6 A ~- ee EEE st LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | see WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 20. 1929 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -_- ~ a —- t TRIAL ALTE - uPECTOR AND | Murdered Rector and Choir Singer, Hei ; Husband aad Church MAN CHI AFTER pg eden rg. a yllven "4 DEFENDANTS aN LENINE TAKES ROLE Of DICTMENT FLA ' AY T AVE Where Wife and Singer’s Husband Prayed Night of Tragedy ANSWERINC ak YARDS TO WARSHIP | HAND IN UJ q COURT CONFIDENTIAL ADVISER ° U. S. Torpedo Boat Commander Gave Her His Cabin When gh Pinkley, Charge %, — 3 it ing Policeman, Con... d IN LD ee ae | Sn APP ek dee ee Overficw Coowd of Callilie “cl }Sovict ” Ovaauae nnn aan _— | ee es oo : yor es, By COL, CHARL ES SWEENEY. Criminal. Docket—Turner-Hal- ! Forward to Clarify Vex- to October Term. ‘ a ee” (Cor rriel 19” " / : 7” = ~ Sa i) . ad +e sf “4 —— a — : Boe Ae on,” Ss CONSTANT ecian 74 yf "ee" liday Case Set for Oct. 30. ing Problems. vitor lHiugh » ; he ink. uw ’ poten? Mega, ss p s&s a : : e ot $00 & xchuall 7 Near Murder Scene, oe oN ail ORR oe Hed C; Wheil Huaéseda ot selene saan : oe L eee a C arg: . d d Ab Pe. as eS a pre & iven Carfare to Young drowning in. the harbor during the Defendants, lawvers and bends- By SAMUEL SPEWACK, tb - aes . eS , os x : ee, . , . ; . » Post- ef murder in conne. th . ; Ol an an ye b * es Pe Women When Th . E. Smyrna fit ommanders of the for-|' men packed every available bit ol ‘A Pia and ~ wd oo “inyp . . : . , A p” ang a “S . Pn e ‘ 4 ~ wmitc i am cw or or a Ming ofa St. ‘Louis POg — - Beso a a — 3 Be AP ise. er s eign ships sent nall boats t shore’ room in the Federal Court and ay ~ ” 7 ; Salt ® abruptly halt ; a b n ept eae : Shines tagcat > oe 4 Abi ‘ ‘i . ‘Coprright, 19° by the Press and Pulit : : *’ to a Po % Bet 2 a ; oj . ~~ ‘ — oe ~~ ’ = = @ ah m4 , Publishing ‘{ os the New York Werja fealit im the indict aid i 4 ” Rs vail a a es is ¥ She corts Refused to Take t take off their nationals. As the ove! flow crowd of about 200 was and the Post-Dispateh? ents the State from a ae Furnished. eS Peer ie ag ~ el : a | Th H F small boats were putting off, the | Waiting outside the door this morn- MOSCOW, Sept 20.——-Lenine has death penalty. The saa ph St OR nee ee a a RE 4 ae a ses: em ome rom Hotel. largest hotel in Smyrna collapsed,'!ing when Judge Faris began the call) returned to his job as leader of Rus- n Ware dismissed and the > ! ee } Be Nie ae 4 S 2 aoe Bigs "4 . y te SS nas aaa = ps » 8 , . 4 Se T ding =P a “tlle Yr ap ange Che of the crimiréal docket. it Was said sia by ending the controversy as Lo nae a > 3 tani a Bete 8 ER OS > nerves of the crowd on shore snappel ‘ | how net v a ‘siti Wed to the October terra ” KNOWN AS THE ae ~ Aa eo ee oa ' SRS Saas ; read BR Leg GEE ee x | te ‘gto be the largest gathering of de-| industr} should b reouilt ; nding the > turn of / oN Se : : , a = . = oo : See yy ‘ : oes in ? » * ; ra fa} atic imanhy ‘ | ie VW ater = edge thre . , , ' , ' which was raging just before he wis 6 5 Saal = ae : , ; ts : ' eee . , : a — . 2 . ~>Radba , ¢ ‘ =] ‘ . > ’ ; ] (34 a? ] ‘ re ” ' 4 . natin st e - . j rrey , . . ‘ ‘ *, "Th a . : 7 o “ bh enite J : itr ¥ ' "pe, sea Hes a ’ d ‘ . , es ae eR Se ‘, J ve ~ . a > : 7 i ~ il waite ile i ‘ (" 7 7 ' : rie , —" ‘ ni an aan e ‘ « Se stihie, ' . * ~ Cagg, User in Killing Rector and eo a ae eS acy 2 St ais 1 to cat h a rope shouid returne d. The latter gi oup Was or-| hope of forelgn capital and must stne's “3 ‘ire nw . Lead f Hi i. ee ani a ae ees Sie Ee Ra aE. oh ' sate nh avroad. One unusually) dered to report today on their bonds, | rebuild slowly by herself. ue : . ie ne ane Ary : . ae. ° c *& se . , ‘ Ts a. oe $ ys . I et} | »y" : r> " sar 'T*}- "“O » : : © f IFT WARS ;: cir 7 : ne capital punishmen? Bw or Foun \s ee a’ ee ogee swimmer was a girl. No Pleas Accepted. the stand that industry should be Ment charges the defends | eee 3 ee ts Be ae RE ee “ page plunged overboard, and After looking over: the big crowd | rebuilt as the military machine had = > > ae os ; ae Be prought Than, Ce Meee ke ig ati habitual criminal - ; SgeSs . * oR : _ . REE. ner aboard, completely nud*.! fudge Karis announced he would ace heen. Lenine bitterly opposed it . ; . : . te res . 22h, Zo + ee = — s = a Soe put t ‘ a { .% ? ‘oS ‘ + | a, } ' ; : : . pre - jteti i\ st rye il Time in ‘ PeRUNSWI 7 r a $ 2 > Se 3 ? “ 3 > “ » 2 ree Ney : a . : “ , \ he I q iore ‘ nl ] dl cen? neo pleas AI the calling ofr the saving it w as a burenucratic svatery N} , , tee ees : o¢ Bs er, Se os ersona!l elongings tied er , ay , , iA N Ree — s a PS a | oa elongings tied on her! docket but would wet the cases for} fostered by the necessity of war P ; fgeee eo : 77 , ’ o* : : coo ea ‘ a . » * ae 5 4 a . shoul rs Ca ft. 4 ‘ ! s ui \ . ,i The ingu-ry : th ling ’ eae 2 = | * siti tee 4 : Race COery yy . 4 mod Ps bes trial and would receive an} pieas in counter revolution and blockade, He gudge Miller | said, 7 mek of the [ic' . hates oF - 3 . Oe gi a 8 eo ee ott ER en ex: ee tnose cas on the day for which insisted that an unmilitary system bh: im the law as a possiblere | of the Se Le Oe SE ok? ie : ce ae | ante tit: tke tn ae, as ee pn, Se it would be impossible | established. He thought thatif the Mm the jury to give‘the de. — * et a nt | a ee : = toa. ak A wae Sahota he said, to eall the docket, receive workers could be brought to realize Mifair trial, He said the” ay eee 3 are. Sar eee? ae Oe Fee ee esa A eos eee ok an pleas, statements of attorneys, and the need, they would voluntarily - prran a*a i VW i? hy this : : iaf , , Mrs. Lk leanor Alills. VW jie , : x . > ; | f , s i: oe : ' MS : ' > . a. Rss ; Seat se a bats Be atte ” ‘ hates nj ‘fore pronouncing some of the names, | Fiche j ' Middlesex coun e grand : ; ™ ee SAPS = ees an Active to Sept. 35. 5! Railway La-| He will call tht dock® in law and) Lenine’s new role at the Com- Vandeventer avenue. bh id t. charged with the kil ing yesterday began a formal in- EAST PEACE PARLEY) ~ : gti seg oe SF ee Sone oe ; PEF A i 3 i bor Board reduced the scale 3 cents equity cases tomorrow. |} munist Internationale in November e % a r 9 on July 1 (ne-half of this will be that of confidential adviser 7 see BPP’ Det se ay into the double killing, are ey ‘ - .* hat ee wR E ; . NAN o> 4 pel hou i J ui ° l , Turn r Hi Wi i Cc w ied also to cause the arrest of one ¢ * . 6 SOAS > “ 4 ; re ae reluction is now restored T) » C we ap ~ ia ) . 2 $ a ) PR : * hd shag 84 5 Sa : Pat ; Le case af eorgze ; ‘ ‘day son on a Warrant charg'ng sus (entinued From VPaze tine. ; aa nf ta w “3.8% Pah OE ~ “BA , : er in the eMorfis & Ca, z a 3 aoe Cae _ : to Liquor than to their injuries. hepreipsy bonds, were set for O e3.t0. . ae gardliess also of whether France and ee ae ef ee ae ee ‘ , ie Ishei I Italy participate in the defens« : be woe tae CB ot “ae >) Se eS OA p Raw ™, oe a 2 roe, ° ppelsheimer had an injured shoul-| palliday and Turner were arrested} ,,., . ' . ee Sy 5S Be POO : : ~ ‘ The detectives found aI revolver , : , . " It does not mean that he is Deing Deities determination {a ~— Ra at * & en: BRST ie ne ee + Pai et a Ss * § ives i cduvy had deposited some of the forged «) ly % : , termir . 3 | jos 2 ae sg er eS eee os. containing four loaded shells and te 3 ni shelved or superseded: Lenine was that ma ny british subjecis, includ- cS eS un ee : ‘ Dak Se : 3 . ~ ‘és . . . : To. : Ss - ‘ hee | ‘ ‘ certincates with the Night and Lav : . : . - F hy ap be a Se Men 5 o oi > ee PRES A wig 2 : ee >a * 4. one empty shell. at the scene of the Bank t T j TT} t *' and is the leader of the communists : en - 1s ‘ers. are qo SeC "e 2 3 . ’ ry , - ‘ " " g imilies of officers, are lea Sk 63 fag "ae dis se aie | Rte : a9 as odes : mcg cotiinion : had oan re Forgery Zindviev, mo#t active during Lenine’s as m: ! was discovere r - cer ‘ates ’ LS re overed when the certificates) absence, ig Lenine’s Boswell and — “6 = . . ; " *e> 7. were forwarded to the office of Sior mouthpiece ing the city. showing that they be- s a : I PRS eb4. SOF "Shin RR it ae 4 ; ? ~. Ss Nac 4 ; A : i (siesecke is ded 4 years ol ] and lives gan & Co. in New York. | Kameéneff Keeps Gid Job. “House of Mystery.” | lant, Broadway Pes luthorities are reticent to discuss t ’ : ‘Ape er r theories about the house, te waa 1¢@ eas the “house had been craukfd 4 seven for son tim “ s ae , ee eee es at °3216@ North Eleventh street. He PPrevision of the law had«s th Zend the announce! investigated and that detec-| ¢- rench Cabinet warned . Angkor ie been arrested 11 timés,- but has| The case of Harry E. Wilks, for-| Kameneff is keeping his post as ’ D>» have searched it carefully i. G - }, > ‘ ’ svi¢ . been convicted onlv on an assault ! ai — : . veil é - ' . 4 : I ‘ ‘ dew Miller was a sul prise rovernment of the inadvisavility ot : ; — . ,; mer Terminal Railroad switchm.n, | president of the local soviet*or board sg " mag ™ at assault on the neutral zone, but |charge. Eppelsheimer, who is 15 and Albert E. Vaughn, former rail- ‘of aldermen, and in his new place : o ’ . . es — ‘ _— as E *) “ao “1 . - i al : 1. , : ; a ' ; s . ’ 4 4 for Sem Indie ‘tment. - double s “oral the Nationalists are believ« d tohave 4 ars old, and lives at l Lei ae rry |; Way mail 4 le! k, jointly chai ged with will have a more detalled outlook. ude Miller ordered the : farm ouse is a weather- replied that the proposed attack was islreet, rear’, has a record of lo ar- participation in the holdup of Mis. | The “turn to the right” interna- two-story frame _ structurs jn the nature of a defensive and pro- rests and no conviction. souri Pacific train No. 5, south of!tionally is here to stay. . enine The two young women were held: Tower Grove Station, Aug. 10, 1920, | ushered it in and is going to keep it Hed tothe Oetobe, Tor Tien “a “al xt “4 nS oy. : A ai we : 100 years old, standing in the tective movement in view of (ir . ; . "> ‘ a = ; oe of , : aa 4 4 ’ Pi aad & ; . »v ; R ‘> hs - a4 , ‘ . SOs 3 A bape “ } , , . . i ¥ : = A ; “ ta = : . . ° A - ‘ ? . ot a : : ; The ; , } . . ee A te 1a ——— ao - - : ' held for 23. rhree othe 'S) in, As far as European governments \as witnesses. police also was set Oct. rhe si ; —, ppl paartaee of high trees that almost en- Britain’s military preparations in’ = Pe % ae eae ees Er scethte s Oe See - BBR & } morrow. and usk for al | my conceal it from passers on | _— : oe ae bee a San , aK | % es eo it 2 ; Rad § § ; . e's ee ‘ Roy a nd Irene micwerton, proprietors | charged with participation in this | are cohcerned, the foreign policy, as Pent to mect th. develope streets. The grounds about Russia M@t “Be Heard in Darda- en. ae eal tye IN ag sepa? ee Be ee eo a yee so ag. a ; of me peg sire meOten: sin men and crime are serving penitentiary terms, laid down by Lenine when he case ind chable hall fun down, but the interior is’ nelles Decisions, Says Techit herin. ial eg a ae Mi ee a woman ye imere; ancther man two of them h or pleaded suilty thought he was going to Genoa, } ek the death penalty. A | ee Paeeeee Of ac- > A ae a a . | os gy; ; = - fra ow ae ~ igi ~~ . ee rin Daas, -r haying been convicted | “we are willing to make concesston: Ctlinent will Le sought a - dust on the furniture has | BERLIN, sept ”“0.—"‘Constanti- ie ae a As | a sa | Sone a wae: i} - * HIvVving gern orem meget whom oy & gury: ae. x _ but none are going to be forced or errell, Sider said, as the v i that it had been recently | nople must be Turkish and the cap ee acm acttt — gat ” te ; : be anainnee, ——Ie quire ae teh eRe anout Ei reir rh ete ours indicated that a Federal) us. We will make compromises of il. The house is but a_ tew ,, Ronen tiite® acinth ership of the revolver found by them. grand jury would be called Oct. 18. | our volition or not at all.” ft against him also makes ts fam the field of tal of the Turkish people. I do not : © he is an habitual erimiciig rod where beneath an apple believe Kemal will lay down nl = previous prison service: bodies were found Saturday | 2#2"™s until he makes it such.” This = 0" M4 out as if for burial. woes Age we basing Westie Russian 'For- | At top, left to right: The Rov. Edward Wheeler Hail and Mrs. James @,,. Siens of Recen Use. | eign Minister Tehitcherin, who is re- | asins Below, James Millis. In the center, the church of St. John the Evan- 106 South Fourt! r car. «wera |'urning to Moscow today, because of |_,. . ' eviden@es of recent use were 5 Uase DECaUse Of | glist at New Brunswick, N. J., of which Hall was rector and to which Mrs. ~J a i\ the Turkish situation. | : , , T TOU ' ws Pas fon . B today in the old house. Ss agenda esol: Ty | Hall and Mills, strangely enough, went in the late hours of the night of the e young women had gone to tl | where could be found any blood ea eee ae tragedy to pray without either suspecting the other’s presence. hotel in an automobile: with two "2 ‘* ~ . , . “ed - » 4 or disarray to indicate a struc- went on, aoes not impose arime d im- | ; young men. who rs fused to take home when the voung women : ie 4 hea Ve ’ , " _ 6128 had occurred in the house. te gen but the conditions unde! . ' +11 , ; i ‘ Ttnem i , ; ussia Si is urk ‘might 1O) unnumoeread Aves @ muen ; mons tn ir i iit ida pl nSmMe-fi | . 4 , ‘ . ugators found a well-stocked, tate issia supports Turkey might | 0! , : naw “oti r ,.. | Wished to go, : nd they then appealed a cause ‘rventior tu : aArree.« oney. r: ‘ . ’ , amienis ; Easton ed Wbrary and, nearby, a|.~ eee yes eee Steed | MONS: tel | rail ce ne to Blanke, who walked to Broadw*y 1 | ‘ ‘ ‘ - ) i) j A ’ ”% _ LAE LOI - QP Bre ci — a ein e aah at the head of whici | to act with Turkey on the important ae aie and Nn ; hi | with them and gave phem carfare ) : : question of the Dardanelles, where, | Property Loss in Smyrna Lire Lsti- re as al lan fignter, Steve | rt ' eS . ash r © , tw . ate ' he shooting occurred after Blanke or Thursday and ®riday ‘ tg may containing two according to agreement, the ¢ S mated at $150,000,.000 man an rmer, he d i fron sud- ke : Me ends. The telephone was 4 € ial . ee ; ‘ weal P +e Rey ; «8 Spe dio returned to the hotel, in which a | * ) —_— | tion oO commercia navigation | °y te aoc late ress attack of indigé ! Yancey | ...-¢, at ae eet a -hops, Ib Sci. ie. though the real es- through the straits, as well as regu SMYRNA, Sept . 20.—American in skirmishes against Geron-| BOrt Bren hen arene eeu . : mt who bought the place las: | lation of all Black Bea - >b) and British insurance experts e8ti-! ;p), le survived bv one brot « Robert oe: secke and Frank Ep- ; nt g acer ee! vo lems. aa , > Ba : i i’ ‘ 7 PTL ; Ca, Is : - 7 re + . lina leak, Ib Saag | : had long ago ordered it discon- | must be settled by agreement by the | ™#t¢ the total property loss injicharles Ya? | + Sauer ages pelsheime! a e held by the police ) ; ses patiaraie aL BD, : on Blanke’s charge that one of them ; | ie etenee: aad 150.000.000. only $60.- Roast, Ib |six states bordering on the Black |5Y™fna at $10,000,000, Nec 5 PNG : f & pad near the telephone was) 100,000 of which is covered by in-| shot him from the Ford coupe in t Sea and not according to the will of |“: oe wees % peg A ' alll iat ie wn be , Prime, Ib. and the name of Willia:a) ithe Western Powers surance. British underwriting com- NOTHER VERSION roll which the 4 were gerry mm ate ; af) | ‘ W | I in the city hospita ind Giesecke ant irger, Ib. , : former owner of the | “We will not permit the Western panies will bear the eran : de : idhetenar aXe helt there ie pelecl Soile Ib. 40c P . nations to make any independent |!0S8- The American prope a sath reggae ‘ ; d Ham, | Detective’s View. : decision regarding the straits. and. it |{8 Placed at about $12,000,000, 1 Continued From Page one. oners, they having been injured | ss omady Ib. 10c pite the indications of recent | they make any without our coheent. greater part insure d. lige See — | . slightly ‘when tag ee ae ’ of the house found by i we will unitedly declare them void. It is Impossipie to estimate the | BED clerk of the United States Dis-i;a farmers tru‘ at arom way — Veal, ib. os ; “County Detective Totten If we participate in makine the de- loss of life Most American observ- trict Court here, said he and others | Mullanphy street wW hile ae were | : - sin tet ‘ _ . ‘ ‘ at ; rs we : reve , - oe ey f Veal, Ib. nel announced that his in-| cisions, that is another matter.” ers agree that fully 2000 pe gee Pear saw the bottle, whi h struck “ it+, be — = ur d 3 - seer detectives had disclosed nothing to Asked whether the present sitva- the flames. Those who were killed | thrown by a boy about 16 years old, Both were intox ca : 3A rm sch Wthe place had been used ' tion might not mean a rapproche- by Turkish irregulars seeking valua-' who ran to the nearest gate and cs- Brother of Man Shot-in Rob ery. | > Was closed a year ago. ment between France and Russia, M.|!es or vengeance probably number | caped. Giesecke is a brothe! Oe a er mind expressing the opin- | Tchitcherin replied: several hundred. No cautuuous man Julius Wegman of 2351 Tennessce | ecke, who was shot to death in the f would venture to say how manyiavenue, a spectator in the pavilion, Areade building a week ago Sunday Gane gran. He the house has nothing to da. “France has been hostile to us in . ttn wed > 4t lente , by Edward Gotsch, a jeweler whom 30c murder.” he said. ‘Turkey, trying to supplant Russian were d#@liberately mann specs “ns x said he saw the bottle thrown by 43 a at | %; Ast ene es one mpeg e a t e ve r Eggs, dozen. Stevens. brother-in-law of | influence. While we are perfectly is undeniable that there oan ms nd boy, but thought that the boy was) ™* Roe eo = oi: lien pan ia e \ O S$ MALT, can. .60c . | minister, and n maid in the j willing to enter n rapprochement, sale deportations. The fate q) t lesSe older. about -high schoo] age. (rieser — ¢ — ° a : si tured. a letter written to the Post-Dispatch! Blanke, in a statement made to- ; ie | offic Of the Russo-German treaty signed ‘ pa : : ill Ppper aie | saad te gle at Rapalio during the Genoa Pe ig Kemal's Dictatorship eee te tobert Ginner of 2909 Bailey av- iday in the dren = Se eee The attractiveness of a bond—the safety of principal Ha | , ’ inue ‘ar. jenne w ~~ 7 ; Circuit Attorney, ldentiries “ppeis- | ence, he said: “The Rapallo treaty Authorized to Com jenue, who said he was standing on : Rt —c I cteten ein which } is not an ordinary treaty to be made BY SONSTANTINOP LE, Sept. 20.— ‘a box against the right-field fence, ;heimer tages oe who ste eT yi pcs — a a > agli — : ° . : . . ats . a es | , | > r : a } rie } . “Tr ’ be cause 0 an ce s cont i ion, ] e inan n 1 1 the Rev. Mr. Hall and | todas and broken tomorrow. It is a The Turkish Nationalists Assembly ep z - osoadligwr se aig tbe 7 was desired to transcribe his state-| P Clai INS i Were slain has been an-| Milepost on the road to the future / 4+ angora, by an overwhelming ma-| Se en eee: ee ee, iment @t once, that .Bianke migtit! \development of Germany and Rus- |. he di ship |@2n who tried to seize him and ran; wars j ai : ™ ne . | jority, has extended the dictatorship lout a nearby gate sien it, but, ace ording to a report | r di fj 7 . _ ” P " - who Detective David of Middle- |" of Mustapha Kemal Pasha,*and has Witt or Ae Ia lich - » th made at the Circuit Attorney's of- €a ing inancial institutions which deal in bonds have gained es ; A > enien ic s ered a& Shgnt cut on ne |. . ~—tawetjue Dan ‘ : , : ound the pistol—a black authorized him to continue the war), og wna wae back in the game fice. the use of a typewriter for the | their reputation and have held their customers through caution in Bolsheviki Said to Have Aided in , +3 iin : to say where he gE , , Kemael’sa A | wntil all the conditions pres ribed in the following day He told a Post- purpose was refused by persons in : 7 . . e or whom he suspects of be-| pos mouee, ‘ene gaia ames ithe national pact have been fully; io cich reporter, last Saturday |the hospital office, and the stenog- recommending only such bonds as in their judgment are worthy of sin- . at 4 i *psUO | . Pn s " oe Th youn women Anna ind . , ; , , ° . P P — sagem ferring gives terest quanti thes of of Cynthia Ann Parker. | Py a cs gana 28 und 20 eenene the advice of established institutions of recognized integrity. Mil- ’ 1€ old ane precious stones to help |! To he wa ° 26 * nip ities an chee , on the abandoned Phillips Seeith tremal Mashe’s army. & oc sracgea rote = lh, et “ sisters, of 3318 North Eleventh lions of dollars are lost every year through the purchase of worthless : . rancey, §0 years Old, one OF the men stre eaid they went for a drive ons . , exe, the bodies of the rector Si cceteehs Cynthia Ann Parker er acne ge Aaa aa Baste securities—and most of it would have been saved if the investors had Were found. Owner- Witnesses Believe Turks Meant to ;¢... hi hale celia: Deiies aye with Giesecke and Eppelsheimer te : ' of this tnce-bound square, if it Burn Armenian Quarter Only. a elle ce neh COTO : . night, and stopped at the hotel, sought advice from reliable sources. aoe it is said, maf ne : ,esoctated Prees There is Only One Genuine where the men had Se eral drinks. | Been oridence in support CONSTANTINOP LE, Sept. 20.— - rhey told of thei Bian gpl PP beget ce theory tha &2 man and a The American torpedo boat destroyer take them home, and of thn appex : Th Po t Dis tch xerci _ t i t hi fi i : her — the min- Simpson has arrived here bringing +o Blanke, who gave the needed help. € St-i/1 pa e ises a strict censors Pp over inancial < -, | Sars. Mills and that one of! more American eye-witnesses of the aS sa ae Blanke, who is an eee _ advertisements and admits to its columns only such institutions as seem . them a = eee _ Rete ane a amet, very sure the Missouri Pacific Railroad, an , ? a copes 1 the two — a struggle | Smyrna es peony waynes 1 Sta genuine Jap-a-lac when you ee sana wife and son, said to re-| entitled to the confidence of readers. Any of these advertisers will eadi . i. in stating that the flames originate: ssid cxgghle “ | : : : merican icseey 2 ter Questioned. 4, thé Armenian quarter and they a!) : refinish furniture, floors and porters today that he stopped in| welcome the opportunity to discuss the safe investment of surplus ‘at for boys and | 2 Gay long—save for ‘a oe that the eviden e strongly 10 Cerawerk. Geto com tomny ihe Goknelier: See ee ee funds é an Loon “feels” . me While they attended the dicates that the Turks wiltully stait Read This Offer picture show, and that he saw the | ; . , f : ; ; ah * evn ‘ta’ atre ; ‘wo vounge men and the Hayes sis- suld write about . < oO Mrs. Mill: the ed the fire rhe Kemalists’ hatred This advertisement entities you . ; : atid tle backs up his =. ® husband, James Mille, for the Armenians is much mere tn- to a quarter pint of Ja a-lac, any ters enter. Some time later, he wae . , hter, Chariotte, were tense than for the Greeks, these ob- | panne by mer pd worth 24 he sisters asked him for help in : : he ; en when applied purcha + : ¥ mie g iK ; ” Officials in Prosecuhor servers explain, and they believe the of any larger size can of Jap-a-lac. getting home, and he to k them to undergoing a mintte Turks determined to exterminate the Sign, clip and take it to your nearest the car, giving them 16 — aa ® When they were dis-! Armenians at the moment of their, Jap-a-lac dealer. toro Pigpesang 0 a Kgs ys - ) after 4 o'clock, As-/| invasion. —t~ 73! . SE. 5 coe 005 0000 6secbevee’ Blanke said, he stood in front Of the: » ay Mtor Toolan and De- After the fire had progressed for | | Ga Schneider Hotel, when two young ‘ Said that Mills was!a few hours the wind shifted su1- | AGGTOSS. onc cccesccrecseseress men. the same whom he had seen | St. Louis’ Greatest Buying Guide pencing Next } of it, and was under denly from the north to the south, es ee ckadas with the girls, drive up In the coupe, | c : | " ‘ snd one of them thrust his hand aday in the i “; tever. spreading the flames to the Euro-| . The Glidden Com y apr thi Seewealthy widow of the! pean quarter, which was soon laid | eu — out through the door xs ree Asm. IST-DISPATCH ean, and her brother, waste, and the Turks, it is said, then, r The nae ee lam weer Paige or a —Veie had hee sh ye 1. take. Coupe Chased by Nigh ers. v : eon sun realized their mistake ' ' Night Riders on North Broadway rafter Mille and his The Americans declare the Kemal- ; . : f they were jater in- ists would not have dreamed of de- | | ‘oa saw the speeding coupe, and fave heed not come until stroying the whole city, for the pos- | hase. When the coupe crashed. Umcated with again. session of which they had spent years

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equal s that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Tim Combed WEDNESDAY, "9 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ———— i — - SS "SS ace — —* : - ——- | eld joins a , yesterday ‘He was unable to furn rishi Man if for Ww hing mh. +. ’ misay proanpriatios of funds nl — mand lat $25.4 oe om riz, Sept * « Ai" Zz ‘ , >’ te rokhke wt impertanti en Snith te held in conne rraigned at Parker, vas b rr = TU BEL ” wreeking of the Vale ~eonctey at won of the Superne ade kim “hen Smith ‘8" vor He is specificall Seen —_ ae a ee ee ee. ee ee ee i A BETFER UNDERSTANDING OF BETTER ST. LOUIS [LU MBER| UMBER merchants and manu- always on hand in the yards of the ¥ facturers of woodenware have city insure quick and satisfactory found St. Louis a convenient and delivery of orders placed by dealers logical location for their plants. and wood specialty manufacturers The central location of“\the city all through the Middle West and has been one great factor in building South. up the great volume of trade in lumber The First National Bank with its _ which has made St. Louis one of the excellent organization and large re- greatest hardwood and yellow pime sources, believes in St. Louis and markets of the world. stands back of St. Louis business and The large quantities of these woods industry. i “MEST 0 1 THE eisstssinrt | ———- _ : Mh ie a °—— nO eh qe vp @« 7 > ‘ 7 : 2] eee ee iii M- . ee ee ee and unsatisfact Do not miss this great o HOT WATER is an intimate comfort or dis- comfort depending on the quality of the service. Heretofore small homes have had to suffer the shortcomings of an inferior hot water supply. Now the New RUUDS Nos. 85 and 95 give the home the same superb hot water service that the large residences and and apartments enjoy. THE OF FER of a liberal credit for your old arid water-heating equipment on the purchase price of a new RUUD is good only to. SEPTEMBER 22 wonderful RU UD s. service on un- usually easy terms. THE E LACLEDE GAS LIGHT CO. Tyler 924 Sidney 1832 ‘Comal 30 3800 Victor 972 Central 1106 small portunity to obtain the OEM BECTON == TIGKET APPROVED. = AT MASS MEETING ° Nineteen Republicans and 6 = se saps le is- Committee, which has stpod against © chine from among road o displared political acumen. tmned the great power vested in| unty Court. fentinerd es YSeut ~ DR. E. R. VAN BOOVER, f ewn patients revrety Childs — 612°0L LIVE ST. % Nitrous Oxid-Otyeen (gn) o> z 1 we (en “ > ¢ o Highian Towne! - Cc T. Sehubert fusion by 5 to 5. will meet Demet cigtal —_ TT er Central cratic candidates at the Claytes on Jj - ree * Hie y of Web- courthouse at § p. m. next Tuesaa, ou ail speakers were aT ON ves, . hairrnan of the Execu- Watchers Sagge= ted. tee of the Clean Election Mrs. T. Walter Hardy. secretary = i Mrs. J. Hal Lynea Oe ' ° the Executive Committee sus- a amd 4 nship, E gested | n addrese that watcne:s erfvuse? and vires Taa belle he stationed at a!! the 76 preci! « mia ” r Central Court have been : Democrats on Fusion Slate MUSICAL —One Member of Farmer- ..crnunents I | , Party Incl j he SISET MUSIC int} vik s first definite « Largest Compiete last night with the } . Stock " : , Se oe . ‘jase meeting e Webest- ex lOTGS 1 St. Lovis Rec- , MOST ec] an 4 c a 2 2 a 3 = prepared z - ° S fai er rising Z = z,@° 2 ie eT ‘ a Ague a > —, -—* . ; had been tho ign ot 44% if 7. 2 «1 ' Republican, who was beaten -b! machine for renomination, would be the fusion candid One of his as- sistarts rep nen -a and no public explanation was made of the chang Nineteen Republicans, six Demo- ~rats and one member of the Farm- er-Labor party are the fusion cand | aates There if ore woman cand late a Democrat. running for the State Legislature. Mrs. E. T. Smit * Univers Cit Ten of e Re publicans were noi ated i ; ary o he Repu a ticke . Tere re The are Democrats » Regt ans rougt epresents the Rey an ma the coun wl here fore a« e.ped the achine eo ®"uaie iteelf in power “Blanket™” Ballot to Be Used. | (‘ounty voters Was receive anxeé allot five . der he = State iaw pr 2 | for th e sO-ca.:ec AUSTTa_ia a The kets will be Clean Ele he blican Democrat Socials rd Farmer-Labor. The ruling has een made that votes cast forac | iidate whose name appears on * tickets mary be totaled to his credit | The leagu e leaders are concentra g on e ele of e fusi ate f the ‘ ur wt : e a imi: “*ra - a . ' eing a's are 4 < fus ef esid.ng jdgeship is Repu 2 . .. efeate r . achipe a e str JUGk cancida s s a S « “ was nominat s; « es oOpDposit eI ra ate 4 he 2s a e 2 Wi lifre: J aa * or A rne of Maplew T 2 erksaip wo@ld ¢ the rat ee Circuit Judges Head Ticket. The Ciear bKiector is nea ed by Circuit Judses M Eihinne and Wurdeman. who Mave no opp 3 } = - k < andidate is A - g Maplewo ” era jugar 5 e = Ur He 7 - = - rié@! tie nz. = i as uj “ge! a ud ‘ =< S e rca - fea FU A ari Ww ecke * . ’ e b s nominee fice of Prose ne Atto : ~ - rie - ia .e a.s ° “ < a } i ee rre mM Ue ..€ is reg e The ft *ar - i¢ ®ague as } er achine fluen« The Ciean Fie or al ate ¢ ‘ e r 3 er nO Was Dealer } mma - ring amc Gates for the offices of I ate Judge and Recorde of Deeds are Republicar VW omens Influence | considered. The influence of Women voters wa 7 ~ ok ® | z ~ " ia = e House : 2 esenta ~ Mre. Smith. from the Second Dist: ; is 8 \€Acer ot |i . lfagut of Wome Voters. The opposition of wome | Representative Heege from Third District, caused he naming his stead of a: ier Republican w | ss a railroad neg ‘tor “The Repu can nominee from the First Dist Was aiso chosen for the Clean E 1 ticket He i= a veteran of t! World War and iost a leg in the service hie cefeated iw Gnmponents Republican prima: ne of Aeti aA WOMA! e® sf ec s for Cea rie candidates for Justice of the Peace and Constable. a numbe: men not on other tickets were ser (hief tntereet lie« in the (e: tral Township candidates, as thie .« the most populous district of ounty. immediately weet of the cir. and where the greatest amount 4 fraud was alleged to have occurred mn the primery of Aug. 1 A Depu' Sheriff will oppoee Constable Schoe bein, Repwbiican incumbent. for * constabieship there There wil! be three candidates for this office which might spiit the vote in fare i of Schoenbein. machine candidate Lenme atl OW el WA IY wns : RECORDS » 4 grrrnbeR 2°. 1922. ee EE is Pe yasitee th soap and purifies Sed glycerine in LANA OIL x Sop. this soap most delight- walress ning and beneficial for either P Guaranteed free from alcohol Deleypans | -_ (" ik “yy _ ——_—— swns May Win Majority Last Nine Contests. Baseba!)] fans expect the Browns to beat the Senators in the three- game serics which opened yester- dar. The Pru frock-Litton Furniture '‘fe.. Fourth and St. Charles, bas the world beat on upholstered furni- ture. ses. ms omy s of stores all over the cou iy from their facto All thi . i oe their high forniture is being sold in St. ae direct, at factory _ prices, This means 2 big saving to you who seed living room furniture. ee Oe —— -_ . 2 A om - " DANCE MUSIC Come Along (I'm Through with Worryin’). From Ziegfeld Follies, 1922. Two Little Wooden Shoes. Intro. “Swanee Sway,” from “Spice of 1922.” Fox-Trots. Ray Miller and His Orchestra. A-3671 10-imch 75 Say It While Dancing. The Sneak. Fox-Trots. Eddie Elkinz’ Orchestra. A-3660 10-imch 75c Truly. Susie. F ox-Trots. Kric erhacr! er Orchestra. os J?- der direction of Eddie Elkins A-3670 10-imch 75c Drowsy Waters. Waltz. Ua Like — Noa Like. Fverera’s Hawaiian Instrumental Qua? fette A-3658 10-inch 75 Romany Leve. Fox-Trots. Clever Blossom Blues. Paul Biese’s Orchestra. A-3673 10-inch 75 Send Back My Honeyman. Georgette. Fox-Trots. Ted Lewis and His Band. A-3662 10-inch 75¢ In Rosetime (When We Said “Good-bye” ). Siwer Stars. Fox-Trots. Paul Specht and His Hotel Aster Orchestra. A-3672 10-inch 75 Grey Morn. Flapper Walk. F ox-Trots. Frank Westphal ard His Rainbo Orchestra. A-3661 10-inch 75c Lights and Shadows. Waltz. Moonlight Wakz. Accordion Solos. Guido Deiro. A-3665 10-imch 75c POPULAR SONGS Just Like a Violin. Good Mornin’ (It’s Mighty Good to be Home). Vora Bayes on edie ne. A-3669 10-inch 75¢ I'm the Black Sheep of Dear Old Dixieland. The Yankee Doodle Blues. +} an and Schenci:, Comedians A-3668 10-imch 75c Away Down South. Send Back My Honeyman. Marion Harris, Comedienne. A-36S5S9 10-imch 75< if i Can’t Have You I Don’t Want Nobody At All. Lonesome Longin’ Blues. Dolly Key. Comedienne. A-3664 10-imch 75c In My Home Town. The 18th Hole (Oh. How I Love the 19th Hcle When the 18th Hole is Over). Tenor Solos. Frenk Crumif?. A-3666 10-inch 75< My Cradle Melody (Just Carries Me Back to Old Virginia). Male Quartet. f mlerror Quartet. Down Old Virginia Way. Tenor and Baritone Duet. Hart and Shaw. A-3667 10-imch 75< What Do You Care (What I Do). Lenesome Mama Blues. Edith Wilson, Comedienne, — Johnny Dunn's Original z Hounds. A-3674 10-inch 75< SYMPHONY Salut d'Amour (Love's Greet- ing). (Elgar) Violoncello ~0'0. Pablo Casals. 80158 10-inch $1.00 Melody. (Dawes) The Broken Melody. (Van Biene-Bonime) Vielin Solos. Eddy Brown. A-3656 10-iech $1.00 Dance of the Slawes (Act 2). From “Prince Igor.” ( Borodine) Zampa Overture ( Herold) Metropolitan Opera House Orchestra. A-6218 Ii2-imch $1.50 A Seng of the Hills. ( Jacobs- Bond) Tenor Solo. Tandy Mackenzie. 80351 10-inch Symphony $1.00 Muineira. {Sarasate) y sw +s Soto. Duci de Kere! - ier to. 49931 12-inch $1.50 Carry Your Cross With a Smile. ‘ Gabrie! ; Calvary. (Sweeney ) Baritone Solos. Oscar Seagie. A-3663 10-inch $1.00 Mignen. Pelenaise “Ie Son Tania.” (Thomas) Dizorah. “Ombra I t ine (Shadew Seng) (Meverbeer ) Seprano Solos. Florence Macbeth. A-6219 i12-imch $1.50 on Me. Male Quartet. Fisk University Jubilee Singers. A-3657 10-imch 75 COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY, .New York Sweet Daddy! OUR chance to electrify the | dance-bunch is right-now-to- night, for Ray Miller and his men- | of-music are in again on the new Columbia Records with a couple of } wallops that'll keep toes tickling long © after most folks have battened-down- ie. hatches for the night! You'll go along, all right, with (I'm through with it’s an irresistible fox-trot that the Millerites just eat “Come Along” worryin'!), Then, switch over to the far-side of the record and you draw “Two Little Wooden Shoes,” another pip- pin fox-trot picked in the garden of | good tunes and also played by Ray ~ Miller and His Orchestra. 5 have to toss a coin to name winner between the two. dealer for Columbia Record A-3€ —75e—and get yours. ‘Double Pro The October offering of news Columbia Records is a harvest ot dee-hcious music. gem. Tear out this list and ask your dealer to play the whole works. — Columbia new process ss Records being’ free from surface noise are superior to any others. } Every one is @ », With insurance and a Parmer-Labor Man Named. Justices of the Peace Werre- meyer and Stecker will be opposed by a2 Repoblican and a member the Farmer-Labor partr. and it is thought the latter selection wil! ar- tract the tabor rote. The personme! of the Clean Ele. tion County Committee comprises six Republicans and four Democrats six men and four women. as follows Bonhomme Township. 7. J. Rowe »:) Kirkwood. chairman. and Mrs. Lilie Entire Stock of COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS At New Low Prices—On Credit at Cash Prices MAY, STERN & CO., 12th and Olive : : ‘4 7 s - | hal : ~ Insurance fund, financial fears and -Yanish. You need both ar bine ote way would be to in one pian if a a little me

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| a! 4 | a ’ REDNESD AY. ; _wEr 900 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' § 5B BER 20, 1922. vest ; | 1 2 ——— me ane of ha ey D SEMENT. ints to the Attorney.qam Buttermilk soap CLEAN ELECTION LEAGUE Semana san ut adifies the skin | TICKET FOR NOVEMBER Store Hours: 9 to 5:30—Saturdays 9 to 6 pps emit se od forily skin | ELECTION IN THE COUNTY : 7 0 is ' - seine in LANA OIL | ‘HE Clean Election | ticket, , | _ a? gly | T which the Clean Election Say * ’ , . A 1 Soap. League plans to have on the ’ a tee ont — a ~ _-—— SS ee eee eae ee —— ee ee - Saal Gnd this soap most delight- |f panot in st. Louis County for GRAND-LEADER - and beneficial for either the election of Nov. 7, has been - = » hat made public. There are a few pore ywers are blended to pro- minor vacancies on it to be filled. _Aaicate ecent. All dealers, 10c. on no wen oe = aa ) 2 7 ee . | 6 candi ates ne icate ay Re = PS - ? - BEN A OFL || chuctna rt? tor rarmerta: | — \e ae iy Hosiery Housewares hs tte: milk Soap ‘s “CLEAN ELECTION TICKET. | - wo FS Fine Qualities at Low Prices A List of Attractive Values Circuit Judge (two to be elect- / | 4 = 2a S lk S * oo : : 9 tockings at $2.00 MANY interesting values are offered in the House- ed )---John McElhinney (RR), ff Gustavus A. Wurdeman (R). LAR ~ 2. don of Webster Groves (RFR). tary beater. (Fifth Floor.) ee eee teense tanta } =a oe = wn) , | — ao accessories are the Capeskin Gauntlets of fine Jr. of Creve Coeur (R) and Otto | fh ———— oe - exi le leather we are showing. Large clasp finishes them at 7 © (it) a : Qo : e the fancy stitched cuff. They are pe nary values since they meas- Kauffman Mayer of Barrett's Station (D); || ; setts: ! ; Sargeed. ment cian of Eureka (R). T this moderate rate every Py. Ti ——_— Constables——-Carondelet Town- ] | ° , Phe Profrock Litton 1 ches the {| ship, William Knight (R); Cen- || . wedge aa witeoaryy tral Township, J. R. Goericke of | e CW ul S y me Shield, by protecting your at factory prices, This | ye ms a big saving to you who AT MASS MEETING \% Es a : : | ‘Continue 4 From Preceding Page. S$ ‘i yf iS) S 00 ROLE): Re PD eliminates that dingy Winter ecutive Committee, Lee A. Hall and ——> ee — \ look — is so ms gee oe aq ee oo a | not only assures equitable » ! 9921, the POST-DISPATCH | J. Thomas Wright, former chairman mea 13582 WANTED TO /of the Democratic County Commit- heat distribution but it adds “Wants”—5261 more/tee. More than 600 persons were i n’s best lines and | oe ae ; THREE other St. Louis | present, men and women being in NOTHING 50 beings cut a wemmee ‘3 | r Aer — Pe to your un- COMBINED. about equal numbers. her real chic as the man-tailored Suits which we | | \\ sightly radiator. (sixth Floor.) SS = . present in this new group. These are styles that have | | “gh | RIF VE , f: already gained much popularity among well-dressed a T A | é: | women this season. All these models are unusual val- OPCO A S H T NUE The Buy-Way of St. Louis It’s a Tom W e ues. They are simple of line and yet possess a grea Y é + * 7 * With a Tom Wye in your | grip, ot phe —_ for all Very interesting is the choice we offer at these very At S$ 3 Oz 5 Elastic top and medium high A tgowns, corset cover, . If j : moderate prices in sizes for women. The list of fabrics == bust style. Some with graduated | > km ne Pp Fh pak ye his we re ot Mpeg ei Fn | d col foll rot a a flesh and white, tailored or lace . om pe your Tom ag ae "THEY are made of fabrics that meet cold weather sizes up to 30. trimanéd iniodele, instead of your overcoat. ; : rool terials that show thei llent i i ; R ; If it bee colder, you can Poiret Twill—navy Mannish Mixtures— Aa aga soft wool materials that show their excellen Fiber Stockings Al | | * wear it with your overcoat. Marleen—brown navy and brown At this moderate price — pnd Seapmerl te — “ be At 65¢ ss aiceheats At. ha ; Linen Handkerchiefs Suede, dull feather, brown calf, kid and patent, tecords being We th in one plan if you «= M#4,Coumbidn Nationar = At 25c Each vane remeniamnent os }are superior wy Gec.-Treap Lees Frog | IS is the Footwear you will be choosing for your Au- Sheer linen, in attractive The Heels Are— & Switch Co. 7 ive : sport colors, with beautitu bas for a little more Pree, Consinental Pertiand tumn outfit. The styles are new and very smart, and apart coldvs corner. designs PE aes. elt ane ha cleverly imitating an ban Cement Co ) . . . 4 ‘y | is extremely low. You will be pleased with the ; ‘ ae” ae the price y a P work; neatly hemstitched The entire lot has been arranged on tables according ' $6 a month -P. c 4 Curran Ptg. Co. : ll th ] fferin | it | variety as well as the values we are oftering. hems. to size to make selection easy. Some are factory John C the St. Louis Buildin d -at- 1. | g an ) ei , . ee plan you obtain .-P. & Mer, Fidelit; Patent leather and satin and patent combinations are For Men rejects, but all are special values. (Downstairs Store.) nsurance protection pense of Ma : : ° et paymcnt pine a vosueke ‘Stone eee | shown in strap styles with Cuban covered heels. Linen Handkerchiefs fund that grows int thou- of Appeal | ; ; nae : cash ‘in =-Sanared and y James M. Rohan | Brown calf Oxfords, plain or in combinations of colors; 2 5c a) = rt months. Send or call trust Ce i : , Pure Irish linen Handker- booklet that fully explains Sa jj} patent leather Oxfords are also included. (Main Floor.) chiefs, for men, with neatly Payment combination Secretary i embroidered long letter, | hemstitched hems. and savings plan. _, Depository — Hi ) : +, creer + sea ae | , Se WSaz Cambric Handkerchiefs Bend this Coupon on Building NG, Srpereckn, | x YAN toc Each Association ate, Wont , aKCLA 2 __ Soft finish cambric Hand- Bidg., 8th ‘y Bee 7 kerchiefs, for men, large $ ; . ive Ao agg Olive Vv ‘ ee ym a | - 4 sise, 1, -inch as > Se Ar em. ain Floor. i ee ee ee *< —— - _ ——— ne oe = ccs ai il LLL LL i

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ' - ‘ with ted as such in what remains. was the fourth child of Prince Henry April 6, 1920, leaving his widow and trea are. She ts expected mer impertal family bret in legitimist . 4 FAIR circles. XXII, of the elder line of the Reuss three sons and two daughters. All of his aman = psig . ee: - The only objection which the for-/ family, whose wife, Ida. was born the children are living. to be pop Dam gern pee ca in F ial ‘oe -- nt mer Kaiser's sons interposed ts said Princess Schaumburg-Lippe. Her- ease Wee, Fees Se een ee sports. B ST.LOUIS POST-TISPairH Columbia || 9g snag? ype _ aye eee mine was married Jan. 1, 1997, to XXIV, ts mentally deranged. y to have been founded on their love r r - | - ‘ a | for their mother, the late Kaiserin| Prince Johann George von Schoen- ceording to the Hohenzollern == oe Malt wr inh dace a ahie tribe: = = FORMER KAISER Augusta Victoria. | aich-Carolath, owner of an estate at law, Hermine, as the former Kaiser's ADVERTISEMENT. _Blemisheg “ie : Princess Hermine was born Dec. Saarbor. Silesia. Prince Johann died | wife, will be regarded as his Kaiserin ———~ * pe will quickly break up a cold. SURE WAY TO GET iv, 1887, at Greta, Thuringia. She LUYTIES PHARMACY 913 Lecest $. Extract | RID OF BLACKHEADS safe anc sure ‘ilhels Hi >» Protesting , vr hed v* : PesEss : -_ : '99 and ‘ oo Aristocrats [! They Hav There te ene ample. , . ~ 4 » site’ Ss 46% ‘ —s . ; ° b! x « Plain and Hop Flavored ) Aristocr: , _ There wever fails to get rid of black ’ i | Vi th It = at y them ra hs r tC i YY ibsd Abe neads, that is to Gigsolve tiem. cS “=> @o this get two ounces ef calonite Ye Olde Time ADVERTISEMENT Te Go tale Ot tee ee ' & = . : pe = mo a? oF 3 Ter ; me srg Flavor Special Cable to the for ase Ritth Avenue Boot Shop a littie son ra > ‘n e > be rea r} ? +h ; ERI IN — , a-?. sirmD.¥ Cisec ta mrp = . You'll say so! o at the 2 ae rej im the three | a Vai Princess Herminie T “ can ing the parts without any mark = : ' —— humancharacterandlove rame series which opened yest: = | tl ‘orember ! utmost _ over. Wackhenge ore ee ; j | ted, we offer Ife sust perc ‘ es ee nd gualit e Aust and dirt and secretions frem the = a Stee, _ = and delicious Ths P ‘r ’ Totton Furnitur : the oid aris. — : ee en , style a y Ps by po ferm in the peres of the skin S | gervice distinctly pleasing in , rth and &t ertes hae the make the beet « : | ey Af ave ‘ ; —pinching and squeezing only cause Me irs accomplishment. Materials At Your Dealcr=«. New Fall fashions in trritation, make large pores. and do not | a from the most substantial ' - . : . chem :t ft they Ddecon herd. c Desi e ture. Hundreds of stores all over f' Majesty’ anc rey i ire [Tt DOES Hosiery and Buckles gat them out seer ee ee | Df sources. Designs from under Columbia Bottle Co. ae hemitety leuwy from Phele Seateant rded to the late Katserin, for '@ ' rhe calqnite sewéer 028 "5 ‘thee | HE sanding minds as well as ee ee eee m’s marriage will not be m hasty Gussive te Sisetaee ae ie rs; "HE hands of artistic skill. Prices 2545 DODIER ST. Oe Sd ee ee ee » Reuss family. to whic! St . A d B ildi Fifth FI nd clean and in thelr natural ud i- oe” which fullest value is paramount, Wholesale Distributors ee Doe a eves Deineess Herminie belongs, ! ° ? rcade a ing, ft oor Coxtiy biemishes ehould certainiy try wheter the subtect be of simples of ; ti , ve Pi. a anal gos claborare nature. —_ - aa ane n ; . he et : “4 . 1 Wh ° ~ ‘ ; 2 . 4 hae | = - : . a - : | emanes i oo. oe, nape eet sp etemema oy | : wien » fe af 3 . aol 4 SCHMETTLER 4 MURRAY cary things @atiy ase Poest-Dicrateh we at oe a it an with th | 4 a 5256-8 W. Flerisenat Av —_—-—- rc Ss. ts recctving th Park Y Car F | — = St rck SIE Sie cone coo-on earemeres ark Your Car Free ZOMG GS — (7 - | ~ace > nb ¢ —- +t aw rarage v} -lo Tor ho See = : Free ol he No ag ages = ine - Cicnarater gh v : yy Dp he é i s wnttn tna | ann om ‘ Ld Trial 1102 OLIVE STREET Money ee “a ang aa poe a end get a parkine : a : : _—— ; = a ie 2 ! , ° Olipe and Locust. From Ninth fo Tenth _ Removal Sale |_°°“" e and need check Store Hours: Daily, 9 0 5-30- Sauden, 9 4 ; — ae Princess Herminie. furthermo Last Notice Before We Move ther sav. Doorn no longer wi.) we . ; giocomy for those who must visit it. New Store to Be Finished This Week!|§ eo: wonem’s immediate tamiy refuses to be reconciled, with the We are almost ready to move into our beautiful new store. The con- exception of the former Crown tractors will Gnish the work thi« week and cur Great Remoral Sale Prince. who. as he fs leading a du! rgnins for thrifty buyers are still left on our existence himesif. sympathizes some- this week: also our factory has shipped us what with his father. He and per- Starck Pianos and Player-Pianos which are hans one of his brothers will be the sale this week at bic cut prices. More on the way. Ste ames af the former Kaiser's 607s placed on sale. Make your own terms. 1s low as $5.00 in attend the wedd es a re? ant ee 7 ee +. -. a paid is lost teeth and broken health. Four persons out of every five past forty, and thousands younger, sample Piayer-Piznos at real cut prices. EXTRA CUT PRICES NEXT 3 DAYS ri iT = ee r45itOu 4 - > . — > _* * > Pst "o a at i : » ean "A A ae ™ —*-. 9 , > we ee : : ey éeclar are Pyorrhea’s prey. , They c the marriage —_—_— . s | : a2 \“ iig Narr tne mc archist cause. . 7, — howerer, told Brush your teeth with ’ 7 F: | ‘ > ; : ‘ ‘. . s ; : - we : ; Z “A = a | ‘ le s : . 4 . >» : : . , : ; ; . ' ; Ses ‘ 3 ; - them he knew his own business ard . 3 ca - . : i ih ee ; Bos aaes: " . ; - ; _— i- > ~ + P it his wedding wage his private al- is z=: . i ; - " : : ‘A n leit - j . - : +i ; ) Ye ‘ ’ hi j ; : . : ; | -* : , cS . - | . - ‘ - Bh: Wt 2 ; : ; ; \ = : f ° = - : ee i Bp ee bees - SS - nih r wo ee pr aah § ree 2. . whereupon the delegat: =_or “ t - > * ~ee? ‘ a ~~ Fi « smment throughout Germany in former Kaiser consk : 7 . oa «/ ° ie - \ : ’ a “ : : 4p ae | , ' ; if 3 " . 7? ’ : : e * _ Z : ; iii a _ - —— digi sas , meh ee” \ : / : : — —s — ee | . i : : : ? ~ t le a rt» “a n a ? - - ~ 2 - ae F i: \ : - ; y ’ : f ii 4 - : : * | : . ; ; 4 » 44 ’ : p - , er ae nf ’ -y ~* - } F . . : ; ‘ a4 | . ; = , ’ - "ee eese-Ses-ee,eeeeee” "SS SS Se ee il ll he Rhenische Westfa! -. ... . - - C—O a a a a a a a a etrothal of the former Kaiser Pe wWwerwr ra ". * annon Fa) i * * : : _ ae > — > vesterday at his ° presence of **&ee ee See eee LE iu Wilhelm Met Princess When She Vis- ited Doorn This Summer. By the Associated Frees. POTSDAM, Sept. 20.—The former Raiser William came te know the Princess Hermine von Schoeniach- Carolath this summer. when she epent a week risiting women who formerly headed court circies and —— Aa ° - . . who since have been [In charge of the 7 ' YW é Begin a Great L alue = Giving Event Tomorrow a former Kaiser’s hougehold at Doorn. : —_~- When reports were published re- ‘ : —If you buy mow, during thie sale. we tuclhude Free cently of the coming marriage of y a Beautiful Fleer Lamp with «ilk fringe shade. up- _— Sogy pe marri yf te-date Music Cabinet. Ceombieation Player Bench , 4+ 28 Sata there was some .. and nice asseriment of newest up-te-date Music position to it. not only In the for Rolie. all free with our Kenmore Player-Pianc. A regular $600 value ; mew fer enly S345. Terms $10 per menth. Just lock at, the PRICES on USED PLAYER-PIANOS for YEXT TWO DATS. FOSSTIVELY we de NOT believe that THESE PRICES can be | a | o* uy, N A t d q il lronized Yeast! : : e WW U umn an : : é6 CAP. a Player-Piano—was §50—now Then Cupid— - . | a. 2 A Positive Way to Hare and y id Vance VW inter Hats s | oe Player-Piano—was . Kissable Skin ' Player-Piano—was 585—now tie Cupid has always said. “IT ilcve a ne little pae-anen, be- r ; FREE BENCH and MUSIC ROLLS revealed to me by the apetices tint / ) of heaven in rour cherub skin. [I | FREE Railroad Fare emery Voee. Estey, Howard, Behning. Starck, Lagonda, Fischer. : Barris & Hyde, Kingston, Francis Bacon, Starr, Nelson, Bradbury and . many others taken in exchange. No siemiadiie sane li,” F } The entire Tailored : ated Sketched in Our Own Studios | $300 Upright—was $175 —now Hat Shop space will be - Upright—was : given over to this great HIS timely and remarkably fortunate purchase brings’ * event to make selection hundreds of the smartest new modes in early Winter Hats “7 more convenient. There for your selection. The exceptional value-giving of the Hats © Per Month Cut Prices Cupid Frowss a: Pimples! Stop Skin will be plenty of extra at this low price alone insures the success of this sale! The . > Ww . ree Trial rupticeas ith Irenised Yeast! a F here there are . , . ity y ] ] Somntecs ON TSED Ne , Money Down = as Tess tare salespeople quality, style and trimmings of the Hats would regularly Piano ANO: y Terms words ring (rua. Pimples belong to command a far higher price. Hats for all occasions and for M y P 3 Nov. J 5th ys # ‘erie som ar be. with . ° + Start Monthly Payment ies ponper aneelicd teneabose rok every preference are included: In great va ] ill find: FREE TRIAL T= & fer the ensh barer ac well as the time iron in your blood. pimples would be ° . rie ou wil + = = tS eS Sas Sra markabio power of yessi-witsnates gee Promptly at yy month Piance When properly ironized is proven by - rae Some ibe seaies of enieed Yonre tne Clock Thursday —Broad - brimmed Hats of —Smart New Tricornes or — £4, | 3 SS ae Morning! P Vv : y itself. Be sure : anne elvet with Burnt Turbans Four Biced wit be freed. from — Ostrich and Peacock Trim | uriti ours tn wil clear most rs eS waite —Velour and Felt Sports Hats Pat sare wee ae _ -In-all the -new .Autumn ~~~ ag. —Embroidered Velvet Hats shades and black welt. wera This big removal sale tncludes such well-known makes as Kimball, as . Hats tush ok out for substi. Millinery Shop—TRird Ficer. tutes and imitations. There is only | ome Yeast predoced | wort A clear os 7H the | e- = 0s yours for '

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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 MILK FUND ACTIVITIES "== LAG AS SCHOOL OPENS ee ee Contributions Come in Slowly, Only $7.70 Being Received Over Week-cend. ee ~ — a > Fr * ‘ ~~ . be ist : ? % = . — a. . . - 7 PSST PEE PEE EE . getters, “ a f ye PF - Pe fait Mee of igi Ee ng MR oo tee . 5 oo ~~ =. 7 sp naar a cneeresl cok PS 50 : f: | 7 , et 4 ° an $ ° MKS Hota cit | Ne fur collars of nutria, beaverette and wolf. Every Coat ¢ | Wlite ee aarti et pel) f a remarkable value. : ) . : CONTRIBUTIONS. ; ep, & “so Previously acknowledged. $4,504 are consider- War" Ties girls ...]........ “ you fo ing selection ot a “Musical Half Dovcon’ letter ; ial which is to as- * 4 ben heat Did You See : : urn : a interpretation of Harold Freund = § teticr to bumancharacterandlove | “What Did You See" Cot. perpetuated, we offer a_ |i SS Gape meee fF distinctly pleasing in [f J. T. HW. 3117A N. Taylor, ft aplishment. Materials letter to “Whet Did You “rom. the most substantial |i See” Column . —gources. Designs from under- Mrs. George Beck, 2710A \ minds as well as Arkansas avenue, letter of artistic skill. Prices to “What Did You See” . im which fullest value is paramount, the subject be of simplest of Sn oar! Ss 3 P | , Mi Lad ool AS Ns ” tem 40-inch Crepe Meteor in taupe ia he | oh oN ier Si olaire ixtures $1 was received and four letters to . tne pe Si 14 14 ithe “What Did You See Today” ed- | nd brown Se tt Saas ames Mee ae Ram sh eyty to ; Second FI N ts.) ’ . ore aaa be 5%: LS 5 je Ebssi Db Pee? ie» c gt? ote ‘ na oor— \ agen Sh MOI A 8. ' "SESE SERS BSR SSRN S SO LTE AA aA ‘itor of the Post-Dispatch added $1 }each to the fund. " " ' Attendance at the carnival which 7 Pyorrhea’s coming. is being held at the show grounds, # | aes : . 2000 nheeded : Vandeventer and Laclede avenues, : Brest er ee kare ; ! a7 is lost ae prsce for the benefit of the Post-Dispatch ¢ f. 4 Se ea ea Ea Sap aoe *: aN yj ouse pal es eee | ~N |Pure Milk and Free Ice Fund is not as large as the nature of the attrac- ; age . ’ Dh YW : S| : prons . 3 in 2 Lot tions and the cause for which it ‘!s $1.50 and $1.95 New Fall Footwear G5 AS5 yy $ $6, $7 and $8 Values 8 dS will continue nightly this week, the Choose from 1% styles of the most-wanted Footwear for Fall wear. All these Shoes if $2 95 95, $3.95 & veather permitting, and it is hoped have. been made to our own specifications and bear our name, which assures quality. that friends of the babies will make the most of their opportunity to pro- , Included are: Black kid and satin two straps, patent leather with beige suede combina- ys $4 95 Values ures tion Oxford, mahogany calfskin lace Oxford, patent leather one-strap beige combina- y . , cure amusement for themselves at = > tion, black kid one strap, tan calfskin lace Oxford, patent leather beige combination | 95 Oxford, black kid Oxford, brown kid lace Oxford, black kid Oxford, and patent leather All Sizes ote . leant iL os a, aii, ee ee ee ee Broadcloth Brown Cheviot Navy 40-inch Canton repe; gray, ee ee ee ee nn ne en ee ne ee ltl ee eee eRe | " fl - ..?,. . . - | _~ -- - - - ’ eg 88 ES : Rn ee lA TT RNS me AN RT tl ie i i EN EE NL MN AEA RN AEA ALR BB ia are Pyorrhea’s prey. Brush your teeth with forhans } FOR THE GUM 35c and 60c in tubes Former Conductor Ends Life. Boectal to the Post-Dispatch. MOBERLY, Mo., Sept. 19.—Jesse W. Shaw, a former Wabash passen- ger conductor between Moberly and St. Louis, killed himself early today, shooting himself twice near the heart and once In the brain. The reason advanced by his friends is despondency over losing his position with the railroad. Shaw is survived by his wife and two children. vy Sey . Pe ee + / ee ras s lll ee i i 7, .T,T,T,?."*,,,,,. .. ~ ee teee +Ones 7. **e* - the same time they aid the babies. All Sizes ; one strap with the wanted heels. (Fourth Floor—Nogents.) —= atl a Hi use, Poreh and 9x12-Foot Seamless Axminster Rugs || 02202". ‘in a tremendous sale. Beautiful Seamless Rugs with a close, long Included are Dresses . made of tissue ging- nap that renders them extremely _ serviceable. ° ham, Amoskeag, Kil- . } Cj “j : - ¢ } burney and. many Sp S soft, rich color combina- os plendid patterns in soft, rich color com Giver’ tected ae domestic weaves in de- sirable patterns. Every Seconds of $75 27x54-Inch 9x12-Foot garment taken from our own regular stock 9x12-ft. Carpet Samples Linoleum Rugs and some are slightly ilton Velvet Rugs end some are slightly TDI ' , +9 45 $ 1 1 95 aaberenity Bad of. ’ , m = ‘ - ‘ There Is But One! There is no other bread like “CAP-SHEAF,” the whole- wheat bread. It is delicious, nutritious, appetizing and sat- isfying. This trade- mark on stat g “CAP-SHEAF” is a perfectly EOS . balanced bread, because we it utilize every particle of the MOTT OR- 3 wheat berry. We grind the wheat on the premises daily. “CAP-SHEAF” is baked at | the mill. ‘) Ih You could subsist on “CAP- SHEAF” alone, due to its wholesomeness and quality. “CAP-SHEAF” is the original 1d} «cap-SHEAF” Jats 7) 6«6©| THE WHOLE-WHEAT BREAD : Ask your grocer—he_ can supply you. Cap-Sheaf Bread Co., Millers and Bakers, 1112-18 N. Kings- highway, St. Louis, Mo. _ c = 3 _ : . = = tions cece ce Sdeané b 666 16 0 6 0 ce ees 6 4664 6 eee Sn ee 45:4 fered by this store to at is ia iiiag Secon: 7 95 kin: . purchase these high- ae. PPAR Eo Splendid assortment of pat- seon’e 0 eee See grade garments at [RARE ee aa : tive carpet patterns, beautiful col- 0 aupe and green. oe : — pe > . , ’ ‘ , e and wide turn terns and colors. Ends bound orings; subject to slight misprint such great savings. - GV oe » over misweeves, hardly with imitation leather. ~ in figure. (Third Floor—Nugents.) (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) BARGAIN BASEMENT 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. only. All-Day Sale After 2 p. m., regular prices prevail. Take ad- 200 New vantage of this wonder- ‘HO U R ful sale. 4 hours only! Sp ort C oats 2 y i A $3 to $4 Lace Curtains $2.50 to $2.75 Curtains SS ccorotin, § @ 9B So o.c% Satins & Silks aa Wool Crepes e aan Charmeuse Also Capes ° aa Taffetas Pai ee a Ci >? > g are all — lined, air oa. 8 ; Pair **e "| eat 4 r . Women will stand rn and Wraps; some LI cLay ). Suv “sensertel Sremes aie half lined and . . 8 — eee » vrour mind the biggest warehouse nm ‘trnaeine. Fill that warehouse with hercese «You k@eow What that means.) » yourself waiking about tn that ware- ereising the worth of this eaddie or these wonderful Dresses , we are offering at $6.98. Even at unlined. Plaid- ‘culating what you can pay for that { more % . - . 116, Ca Ee brings careio or harness sct and still. make han usuai profit. \e vou streii pout, you visualize your har : r is ueaier vou see tiyat fi'e in 7 r a “ we off _ a sine ‘dere from eunstomers, . ; ‘ } . . > rhe ' r ealce# nen e reperts ar> th H af Iimost xutomeaticai'y yeur mind e a . ivtere the volun of business in sight “ a ia : er of harness. vou «ail to mm’ ] ! Th ' ile ye showing purciases of ne ] e e “mk aui ent ‘placements And your ‘iit " ; © inahe ' sure e—figures that 7 eT ee, ba ’ « . * oe ues, yet tomorrow you cin buy back Coats, in- consisting of fine quality et net an - Wit Sante them at 96.96. luding all col- Seotch net ( urt ains . «|| rine durable dou- varns : included are } et net, . ot h net or i Fashioned of high-grade ™ma- c U I g . f ‘ ‘ aa . A+ : >. . . : . * > ™ ~ _— ‘ rHif af . : ’ teriais im new long ekirt styles > hle threaded Ya?r! ~ show? mn all ears wanted ti nd Nott Ingham W ea\ Sy show nN in a splen- ° se ne with panels, peas oy ae vs on “~~ " ! he ’ | : | | a > me _ a white pa : embroidered, beaded and others ‘ isses ui and dainty. dot ted did range OF patterns and in white, cream ea! ‘= more plain. Ali sizes for women ws = c n, im +: : and juniors. fer 335 pairs Lace Curtains; a splendid lot, «de } , . rma) - Ar: hig colors. ; and misses : and Arabian iwe 7 (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) (Bargain Basement—Nuagents.) , vd Spee ses in a determined pe \ * it of time regular! ef - , 7+ c TST \¢ tec your inanection Ki . er ’ _- ‘nh frac you walk omfertabie chnalr ~! and for qq of a silight! ra tae platform and @re soute! ‘ with a group of business mem. ready to partict- st Important event of the year — . at n rn ~ the harness orid , he War jIepartme { ly a ® ‘ Goo ' ak Pimms a fits 7 . » > : ’ : : , _ _ ; ; grenadine ruffled Curtains, complete with (Third Floor—Vugents.) —_— ‘ms $5.50 Laun- $125 Mop | $29.50 Refrig-' $1.00 Pre-« dry Stoves. Zz Oathite, consist- | erators; 70-Ib.. serving Kettles; e o- ing of large of Important Sale of $ IS ere SF ep H wite Mined. pro- Slaminam eat 7 + ‘ ee ‘eng 7 mop and 4-o8 ; isi chamber ~ 2. tae 1a LA - 3 vision oi 42-Pc. Dinner Sets > Qe CNN) ene ||) 8 1 Poe 59 Choice of three beautiful new decorations. violet spray, gold border and basket designs, In natural colors. Set contains 6 , cups, 6 saucers, 6 bread and Poe — - Baskets, ‘arse butter plates, 6 dinner plates, 6 Boilers; full No. , 7 | size, e ver sauce dishes, 6 pie plates, 1 8 size with heavy dibad tp. meat platter, 1 vegetable dish, copper bottoms, ——— 1 sugar bow!, 1 creamer and ca , | : l bowl, % | 69 \i : = . ae > ‘(Fourth Fleor—Nuagents.) ° ’ oo * eT Tee OPP PERE SRE REDE E ERE EEE EEE Pe of harness and tober 4 1t Jef . y | ate ‘ornes or wetiowse 1500 Apareitos 8277 Chaine; 400 | single: 8155 , Lariate; T*O. fs 48 —y niscelianeous: 34,408 | : ports Hats a miscelianeous: 34.400 ‘% diese: 1.50 Safes .up-' ST BSS “Sitringe ee 3000 Whips . ek > an The Govrerament reserves the right * . a any or all bids. We would suaggeert Baw send for catalogs showing in deta! ali of | ings in this auction Write 2. M. Fuppiy : cer, 1818 W. Peishing Neat, Chicago, Lil —$—$——$—— LL A A OL AIO a ee DE PARLLALE NY a SESSSUEEE ee eee > ‘* iii tte ee ee ee hh ne i ao i ee 288 2 6 Bw

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8 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals : . WEDXESPAy, that-of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ee nae —— USURY CHARGED 10 YOUTH sued for William T. Harness, 19 years old, manager of the Franklin Fi- nance Co., in the Victoria Building. ay 5 t st. weeks and was to pay $1.50 intere cent in- The legal maximum is 2 per terest a month. Thi he his was th such warrant Warrant Issued for W. T. Harness, aid ¢ Joha Sa 246 aby the on information of John Squire, 4: acainst loan companies issued Dy t” ¥ n Company Ma , : . node , 19, Toa a — Olive street, that on Aug. 10 he bor- Prosecuting Attorney's office in a A wWarratit charging usury was is- rowed $15 from Harness for two week. Ee SS —— 6 ante Shs ~~» _ TF . . WILLS SAINTE CLAIRE], y “SD ay 7 | Ww pad -— er ne Oe or +, WAX PAPER WRAPPED {] Yomen will suggestion to them can ng | each baker | i | 4 loaves of Wy desires. Knowing this, we are sure appreciate ask the weight of when they buy Bread. Because fhere is no standard weight Bread Law in St. Louis weight he Naturally, it is to your ad- 4q vantage to know how much . | Bread you get for vour money when you buy a loaf. of loaf, our to always the loaf buy. turn out Trv ) smaller loaves also | We reduced the price of our 12-Ounce Wax Paper Wrapped LOAVES loaf! C |IKROGER’S This is value in Taking all things into con- sideration—quality, weight A 1',-tb. Leaf of Country Club gen- uine Rye Bread also at 2 © ©.© © 2 © a>) R A 24-02. Loaf of ountry Glub Milk BR | -. Women Are Better Buyers Than Men . —¢specially when it comes to j the buying of table necessities. the greatest Bread the city by far! cleanliness and price—Country Club Milk Bread has no superior! It is made of the finest ingredients It weighs more than any other loaf in the city. It is made under conditions unsurpassed as to cleanli- ness. It is the lowest priced loaf in town. y this golden-crusted, money will great big, healthful yi: the adult 102 WITNESSES. BEING HEARD TODAY IN HERRIN INQUIRY Most of Adult Residents of Two Communities Near Scene of Massacre Called Before Grand Jury. ONE MAN HELD ON CHARGE OF PERJURY Interest Centers in Final Re- port of Jurors as the Inves- tigation Nears Completion. By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. MARION, IIL, 20.—Most of residents of two William- son County communities, Energy anc were in Sept. (‘renshaw's Crossing . _ > .* ‘= _ - ° ao ~ + ;>) - | : : ~ ¢ ~ = ry ’ Ss ‘ses Te ‘ea é A’) : a ‘ Biel, r) 7 ’ 1 re Bert “ ~ -” 7 ?' ba s «4 - : a) " , “1 . . , ere iss i 7 (vo ‘ pp places, many of whom had ar ortunity to see and hear occ nnected with the killings e > . - “4 remnces cc A number of these persons have be named by other witnesses, as har ing knowledge of the occurrences se who appeared in response — —— i- -_ — - eo ‘ st ‘ + : 4 » r the members is that they; nsistently do this even t ¥ may feel called upon : iow the claims for $23.6596.10 ’ 4+- =" , . already have been filed against the —- ee + bh o ‘Ls ** = « - think that the finan- will be to give the claimant for appealing to the courts "T"'}. ~ »¢ bs } ° ihe Southern Illinois Co which owns the Lester S*: Americas Physic WHEM MATURE WONT PLUTO WILL To eat Bran regularly means that you Ward off one of humanity's greatest enemies by daily use cf Kellogg's Bran! agrees will become normal in the eliminative ne AENUS EVERPOINTED PENCILS cherished personal penca!— made in various styles, plain, chased and engine-turned; silver- filled, gold-filled, sterling silver and must have to function property! Bran or thy Snr without | ing them grow big and strong, a2 solid gold; large and small. irritation or discomfort! So wonder- saf their health. re Kellogg's Bran, cooked and krum- $1.00 to $50.00 ee +} that you can ; , ful is its work for health y bled. is deliciously flavored. Kat it tak rson who is run down, whose evetam is clogged and poisoned|as an appetizing cereal or sprinkle gg = OP ae by constipation, give them Kellogg ’s | it over your favorite cereal. Kellogg s ~ manera ~ ae Rran three times a day and eliminate | Bran makes the tastiest gers, raisin 3 the trouble permanently! bread, pancakes—and endless other Sidlee: “led , good things—and it is working for Sree.» « «i ae Yet Kellogg’s Bran is not & ? nature’s food.| health all the time! Buy Eallogg’s Plaim « « «© © @ o iS ‘‘ remedy ’’—eimply If your dealer cannot supply you, write us. OR VENUS EVERPOD SEPTEMBER . - ‘ graph. : ° ene f G ons Cabinet gp Sa ta _, Irresistibly, ues to 8 Velvets neeneny 4 $245 to $ elvets and Toque Models” ; . eo «0: 4 Pokes, Roll Brims, — Hats that attain the acme of smartness, many of thea ’ ars with: Wrigley's Gum Classic Soap Wool Soap - Sumbrite Cleanser Pride Washing Powder Danish Pride Milk Coupons from COMBINED Come and see the Premium § 905 Pine St, | and learn the great who save De not trade or seli UL, United Profit-Sharing C stamps of other concerns, dealers effer te make exe actives. Redeem U. P. 8S. and get greatest raiue f chandiae. Write fer free illustra United Profit Redemption Agent te, < S P HS Pods 3 Bor ., ft ay eS 2d § é tb : ’ DINARY reproduce that extracrdi Vocalion, does interpretation hands. It does clusive and wo Graduola. 8) Not until yor Vagalion, contre ressure of you orchestra leader —not until then | the fullest d music.

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EDNISDAY, BER 20, 1929. _ _ me een ay. — . | : a The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined bu Approximately 40,000 ST LOURS POST-DISPATCH’ —e : " " : TEE ’ ' ; ; Py ' . , Ty 7 trey lot yy ‘ hie ; thi ) i”aTY , ass > , ’ BOs RSRABAFZARSEASERAAABASSEABASAASS © BAAS £A4E EEE RRABRAR BAAS SARS ERMAN.AM ». ee lact that he is still at ie VW AiAaAmMson ( ounty men were on mverry Two weeke : ft >»? b i ' i1@ Same . : 5 . se [ , 3 reeKs after ein in- cap.as and it was bein ts cle : i ] e?ill ad \]) Se : -_. rrc ae? ~ & ; . “and sul per }- - ow eee these. Kelly was CDi , seri tt a em! | ; a 4 fr -= . By sOrming the a = ’ ’ *~=- 7 a ae ae by * % ra “ ah ; 7 + . 4 . —_ ’ rntic , ‘nan + ‘ onstable at Ziewler has “Pifigl 1? dicted with a number ‘ ¢ >? {ies OT! : caused comment State's Attorn, men, but there is also an indictment Duiy said Kelly had not been brought ®&4!™8t him indi, ily, in because the special] deputies pot ¥ if i = — : \trusted with service of the had been too bus Dr. Wiedfeldt Also Calls on! ,Zesler is in Fs avout £0 miles from : ; a } a ® President of National Bank the usual practice the Sh ri » at me -_ } - of Commerce. county will be asked to make th J ; “es - ; { vhen a ieputy Fors 7 tha pe . 4 &. ; | Siaebey Og gine I oan fa + Lows Lergest Women) Speciaty Shap a iS os «a e : ir. Otto Ludwig Wiedfeldt. Ger-| posed the canin ad ‘mot hes ; 4 | fe iman Ambassador to the United S@fved on Kelly be a numte. | A Sensational Sale of ; ; =s States, was in St. Louis today as th ° 2 | a F q : peensierseg caine ne, 2 Women’s and Misses’ s q ‘} ; wc oe ADVERTISEMENT. : . . > —* 2 eee ) a ; Dr. Wiedfeldt came from Chicago. TRU P F b @ ENUS ty @ | Hagen cme ae \ acme ; arrivine this morning, to visit sae A E RAT STORY fure fiber That saysit—TANG! THIN LEADS : ’ A pon ae trading aoe any essai es , oo as before returning to Wash- | A e aoe : | Silk S Pe il § arkle—life! ah — = redeems only cou bearing its own : Ger aged : | Se Sy ee * I weaters ' P c e Was met by the Consul and. bs a 4 0 ee x Real minty flavor! ; pons We 38 - |, A mame, and that of the United Cigar tha Citi aced | y ° Stores Co. fname waine ¢ : oe NUS EVERPOINTED i - , |fore going to the ; Ye New a4 mechanical pencils— _——_—_ ‘ = “ye ard b _ ') on Jon . ' = oECLLY => = NO EXCHANGES OR RETURNS PERMITTED ‘Come and see the beautiful display at the Wiedfeldt represented the German ° . a * o? Meret “ws FURNES 5 a “SE + hihi rere as ae. a : - 4s ee ee ve -~ - d e4 a ae =e a ous VENUS al ‘THIN LEADS. meee A NO OP A ET nO Kae Re ee ee Ry me a I OP OR ot Cen eR FEE SE fot Geet -* = : 3 : 1 _ * ae Po TUL No 4 j ‘ Premium Station located at Government in London and Paris in : £OUIS MN oe, -* os M _connection with the reparations dis- | : . 4 ; : eussions. FS CO., 106 S. 17th St. 905 Pine St ’ St Louis, - . | On his arrival in New York harbor J —-.—~ : and learn the great values given thrifty folks last May, the Ambassador was greet- | i/) ° h hei ed by a delegation of prominent per- who save their coupons. , sons of German extraction. His pub- iy GY Y Yy Y LY Yn “> lic utterances have been few and St, Louis LergéwO Womens Specieity Shey ‘ Do not trade or sell U. FP. 8S. Coupons. If you trade brief, and of a conciliatory character. United Profit-Sharing Coupons for coupons or trading — stamps of other concerns, you are thé loser. Brokers and | Hearing Lost When Shell Explodes. dealers offer to make exchange only for profit to them- By the Aesoctated Press. ursd acives. Redeem U. P. S. Coupons at Premium Stations NEW YORK. Sept. 29.—The explo- kg ur red es nnua and get greatest value for yourself in high-grade mer- sion of a shell, a war relic, filled chandise. with shrapnel, in a West Side apart- | ment house, last night destroved the Write for free illustrated catalogue of premiums te hearing of Joseph McLein, a war avi- ' . . . . ' ator, who served in frat ee. Wher United Profit-Sharing Corporation a Gcintered ts ce ept., oor, f Redemption Agent 44 W. 18th Street, New Vork City 3000 feet. CHIEF INTEREST IN HERRIN CASE NOW Coming Prom Freeing Pe. Offering Regular $10, $12.50, $15 and Up to $25 Values:== — ee ia the chief claimant. It 1 | $249,590 for the destructi = 4 | property. The Hamilton Coa | i which had an interest in part | 5. | are claims aggregating $5241.10 fo: pagent ste of eemaeiel siumnets | offer, by far, the greatest values we have ever seen at such a ridiculously low Paice. Wr iiecies tte che. mea sabi | | They are extra-fine quality Blouses and come from four of the foremost manufacturegg-in pay indemnity for the men vho | aa 3 7 . a were killed One death claim for 7 ‘ B America. -o- $5000 has already been filed | i The Board of Suy Cay disallowed claim: for about |* Wy i way : $2000. mM ide bv undse rt LK é rs fo. care ; S ey i $25 00 Bl f ; ‘ _ ~ " - ° i of the bodies of the murdered met ; * ouses a nee It is mapected that the aga will f € oa f Sy (aia pi! $22.50 Blouses at . or i'pay these ch : tut the board It gives you more enc. Kerns, chairman of the |) WI 7a $19.95 Blouses at .. the . boar. was absent yesterday andi re . than music |day before and taking up the lair we | \ 7 Re m is $18.50 Blouses at. : 'was deferred until he is present. 1 3 {s expected that a resolution relating i GETae thot send be adopted just Wet oe $15.00 Blouses at. fore adjournment. : oe Efforts are being made to finish |!) BS $12.50 Blouses at. the grand jury investigations Satur- Nor term of the Circuit Court wil : $10.00 Blouses at. ] ‘Display in ber term of the wegin Monday, and it is desired to . CRDINARY phonographs merely ‘begin Mond s desired to | ) Our Breadwes Ca TT —_— —— —_— 4, . get the special grand jury o oO: th reproduce music for you. But way before then. _* ite SS = = ». — should create a new record in Blouse selling. Every new shade and exquisite color combination shown in great is “orchestra leader directs his musicians ail has pening - amit por bade , - - : profusion. The workmanship is unexcelled at any price, and the styles more beautiful than any we have ever seen. doe Cigar ptagg ae rene | eee Y You can come here tomorrow with the assurance of being able to purchase incomparable values and superb_ qualities —not until then have you experienced i 2h Sadie teahietis Seale . fF AE %33 | : the fullest delight that there is in Kelly of Ziegler, who +; Jers : at a sensationally low price. music have been one of the leaders of the i cw > te ~ , | CERES Regular and Extra-Size Samples - ENTIRE MAIN FLO@OR—BROADWAY SIDE tlues! Lovely rsions of the yeline Vogue, turing Large oping Effects PE . a . istibly = Cabinet style Vocalions. fine Tun n - $35 to $300. Art styles, Toque Models $245 to $2000. Convenient 2 payment terms. i. @ * fushrooms, = . | | he Aeolian Co., 8, Roll Brims, 1 | 1004 Olive St., St. Louis. Out Brims Af } I would like to have ‘more information ; about the Vocalion. , many of them _— Avenue, New =| ‘ Add ERNE FEA. ntand glyc- |) is and beauty that oom A ’ | will be a source The Aeolian Company | of a 4 Bt Steinway Representatwe a surprise to — ’ “ » St. Louis at 1004 Olive street your friends. — Se ve 13 BROADWAY—THERU TO SIXTH ST. SS Ty bold hy Mil brag 8 bapl Stores : . , — —#09-lil-ls BROAD , ) Be Bi el eo ene 84 PANES, > ae = he ee? Sa ers eat be ~~ _ ‘ * r % r 2; <i . hy es a} : Rs : + * Bg q bps j ; r a, z: {Ai bi » = , . e-¢ 4 ‘ « r oe ‘ : * SS Se I Mee -~ _ » td . ‘ a TY Ed S . J wy ' .

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WEDNE a Times Combined. SEPTEMBER 20... The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the atte NH + ; it /40 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A few minutes after Haffner made mutihill nT pup ty 2 . > Pp ste saw Eckman, whom he afterwards i HN Ha ul Levison $ Studio a nointed out at the city hospital, walk this statement policemen in the feed i HE ie iN » all a ie e with a revolver iz | store heard Mandell Haffner assure | iit sti HW Ht tate Sticks Like a Leec ir “Continued on N@t Pase. Mi H 7. : 4 ' ‘sé - 3 - ~as : " « : . 7: : - . ia 7 ss : : : = tEEati er% ; : : : $44 : : : ‘ ; seatal , . : : : 4 ; ’ ™ : r ‘ : i i}. “ — : ‘ie _ - . ; : s7 Fas “ TT ‘? - > 7 : Tehke te. : , ~ shee Fi ARO DE BALI! : 1 : be i i sian ie PF. ett tt +888 Ahhh hth it : ; ; he ; : : = — : it : - ; } ar ra n —_ ove - ee - - P, S —~ . een - , tot . : 3 iti i ~ 5 “ , : : , 7 : Sessetedesttee oo. S aeoor ere eee er eoee eee ccwwees ag B------ ; ; ones 7 ‘Shi: ride : metettt St : . ; ooo - 0 ng OCCSSOSOSOE SOBSRSSOOSD OOS? ln agin “ . . . ¢ pitt Pail : li ; th : b, J , : owen mone wee Sees " 7 4 - - . : '? : TF " ; : Sere * . (LR had , _ teat iti seeet beet tbh) ; : ; ; * - - : , * oo. a A | : ; : ’ : PRICES GOOD AT ALL THREE STORES : if Vegetab le gee a makes your mouth C | 7 fe as : Per bushel basket ica: tb a. water" ee eee That He e a _ ——_ — —_ Had Been in Liquor Busi- ‘pelt lar $44- * RX « m .e8 5? = “SF Accasaae : tH sR THStTHT thaaae, ; ir Dealer £ : SHUT TE HLT ; , ARMOUR’S : cl ness With Mrs. Gartland };:) 4 a BHATT - on ; . for Two Years. i 4 Am iE | : areid it. fc — a, cured, seicatsad smoked; while 1000 Su re Relief Ms GRA Gi | Ha i¥ ; i stipation persists last | MH . ” t « in spite of all their efforts they TAL = NAVY TAVY BEANS 1h, FOR py miles SAYS HE WENT TO HER; | BE KFIT Py eA my nC ene \\ ) Gy oe | N a a ana (Or th hh hh Tr Ha SSS SHSN'S & BAAR WAA QAP? > public is constantly be- Sing. more disTiminatinz ? its choace of things. Those SS WHA LASASNNBA SAS obtainable, and | et ——— 4 ; H) aA) net a drastic 3 ii} i | | , | HEMI)! ti . af ’ FC : Now tea the time for a geod bow! of het Kean os 20 0a aitirn 4 Site ee eee =x... a A te Fg te te RZ ed : AANA Accused Man Asserts Effort : a Cli $ er be > 6 BELLANS imax oap 34 — ya Was Made to Cust Him - a |; vure nee ‘6 ” ~ Regular 5 cents “P ee Fain “Casey” — De- E LL-AN S nies Shooting. -~ ~ — wa 8885 : over 10 e: Caldwell’ s Syrup Pepsin are sold paipentians of the 6:02. agueennenn™ In finish, in richness of appointments “Wi « yew % 'atge proportion of dK Pee - ) : iv ] A h dM ell af — at this mild vegetable POST-DISPATCH [| gad upholstery, the good Maxwell UMBES were partners in the illicit trate. [7a Siegrist & Silbon Shows a ; -« Jhe family The New Premier heater gives you all you need at a H figs plant, h 7 ed 11 | HE Tey . —: Bie rrres AO POPOOLERILELPRERD wrreee. Leeann ect newspaper giving Associated Press news service. Before you turn the faucet the hot water is there, ready iH Hi ak Ger a A ee to draw and use. No waiting. No loss of water partly it || mpany.”” } heated. No waste of gas. If you went away for a Bt | 1 ste tagy, Btls of Piebt month—and left your New Premier lighted, it would M1 | festifieg. ‘and ‘Before going to Greater Weil Store Is Ready burn only 25 cents worth of gas in thirty days. GE Past | hous ink some whisky. H r ees | fe ee ved at the back door of the Gart- A greater and more commodious Weil Store greets its patrons for its Fall exhibition of new apparel, with as | entire floor, the second, given over to dresses, alone. Our Third Floor is devoted to suits, coats and millinery. © ’ rea! nom 7 - and ie 1 Bie q land house. he sa and 3 he en- That's hoe water €Co y. No heating cook . Naas | ) tered, Corcoran, M: fartiland and A new Shoe Department—also sweaters, underwear, blouses, etc., occupy the First Floor. ing —heating and cooling—each time you turn a E ie | nother woman went out the front faucet. The New Premier thermostat gas control is Tan ee Be perenne -nerteeg liane °4 Doli ] In Which always on the job—keeping your water steaming hot ae ee ightfal Place InWhich ieee om TN!) | eee YY Built like a boiler, the New Premier takes care of oF » Gi: eR oH oped agli ENR * LL, inc. ‘itself. No coils to lime up. No delicate parts to get bi) yea was when told of le admitted : 7 — out of order. Simply an automatic hot water supply ee es ee ee en 916-918 OLIVE ST. ; | — Why pay cash for your cic entire family on easy weekly Exhaustive tests show that the New Premier is the | se the latt ia revol | S most ficient hot water heater you can buy. Crane Co. : Di ee ee ns strictly confident‘a!! Laboratoriesare sponsor for the accuracy of these tests. i : . | seep, Gurtiand, and declared he was iil Premier Insulated A tic | | not at the woman's house when Eck : ) i2 You can’t-know the best in water heaters Storage Gas Water eae | ee eee Caper | { Ee a O C 5 until you haveinspected the Premier.Comein = Gray enameled, nickel trimmed, the : ie mee ee Lene Room, 30Seuth eee oe eapeser benety as found a 60-gallon still, 3 allons 3 ~ well as utility; a umque device, its sim. ; cn > Ga canis. ithe oo — . ee ee m | Our entire Second Floor, devoted exclusively to Dresses, will be the scene always on tap, at an expense so smal! you will hardly = . | Se ee zs oj | , beleweie'wasl you sce the proof, | i [|i agement ona — ‘Opening Week” Feature—Sale of First Payment Write or "phone for descriptive booklet. _plicity 0 warranty of enduring service. of this extraordinary “Opening Week” economy event tomorrow. +, , - ‘ - -_ * a ” > r= F started 4 rT ~ *-— @ , = }- ™ma A ae = ‘ ~ aid e . = i. ; A Ai - “ eae ' “ y ay? > 4 »b ,* ‘ - ~ ') ~ 7 ae ‘ : pect - . = ~ * Cor , : s C " . ' 2 e a lu es z 2 ’ _ — ?... " - ™ P ay: , ’ » . : ‘ s aii ' ad . =" ’ «we r io + ™ ~ ~——_ 7 oo ++ . S ~ > wee tar eet. = nt ‘ T; : +2 ; ? , 7 7 a lies & = } ; . | e . : eee ee . Bresche: 2 el principal cites Corcoran’s Story. Corcoran said he was sitting In ) - There ts a rtght-stee Premier for every purpese the kitchen of his home on Garrt!t- ‘ 0) | a ul | . ‘ ‘ 20n avenue. just around the corner from the feed store and heard two | ehots and a woman's screams: that j | 4 : d » 7 : }* = Se . , ; ‘ ne Tan into Cass avenue. and 2a ' a = ° ‘ > P s o.° : 4 ’ & ee ~ ,. Eckman coming from the feed store With a revolver tn his hand ithout provocation, Corcoran oe, , Aus io ! 400 original Fall Dress styles carefully selec Eckman, and in the scuffle, the re- WG ) for tomorrow's “Opening Week” Sale. Post olver was. bro! | : our greatly enlarged Dress Section will bring & huge orders later on, manufacturers co-ope ed with masterful styles and very unusual values f= to save him from more serious in- p = “Opening Week.” Many — copies of 7 = LTE Re ae | the . a \ rman original Paris models. 3 ken to the eft AS) 4B Men's and Young Men’ man had had an excess of liquor “ars He Heard Shots. ; Samuel E. and Mandell Haffner ‘owners of the feed st: re. were ‘{n the pla: when Mrs. Gart! i ran i there Samuel Haffner said he hear: shots and immediately afterwards /Imerica’s Home Shoe Polish CUTIGURA HEAIS SHINOLA HOME SET |PNFISONTAE) | oo. — Canton Crepe ee a ae Poiret Twill , ardly Sleep. Great For School Children : _ Satin Canton The SHINOLA HOME SET ] ] oe oa Tricotine of economy, by making it casier to - aamete get the daily shine. : Bore The genuime bristle dauber cleans | “T iTRation. Styles— Circular Skirts Tight Bodices Low Waistline Blouses ") De re ~~ = © ’ . See the Premier at wort m our Displcy Room. 30 South 1 6th Street. today ——— — ~ . > —_ then beat him on the head wi th the e o aaaggt® revolver, inflicting se rere scaip lacer- 7 . ~ ; nN th ’ s ations, and ® police nested 3 in time > 4 Neapre i » nn} y. . fet “20. + . + me SNe ott TANS ‘ My - ..” .* ede * : Models for afternoon and street wear for misses 14, 16 and 38 years, and women to 44 bust measure. Choice of brown, navy, cocoa and black colors. 74 : rite | +322 ‘if ist PP ar t - ne - « fers Bale? 441% is ots 4 sity a a a . - — el ee tM ee Ld ' «a

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EDNPSDAY., oe : EMBER 20, 1992 2 | 7 SER 20. $: * the Times ae oy Sit RIS 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH il $5570. robbed last night of $5570 by two WIDOW PUR ED 0D | robbers while they were waiting in| SUE mart . Thirty +S a pool hall for the returns from the FROM HOME AND FILLED Ay ys 9 Map and | last race at Lexington Ky. SHOT TO DEATH : An lewarts “re eames 510-612-614 ge ns | sT tou | Someone on the telephone that he 2 | GQ A'S W3-15-17 North Cth. Stree# ‘ S20 ub lic Now Prefers would not have anything to say , | Weekly Ad No~ 939 about the shooting. Haffner declared . ' ° G i SEPTEMBER 276. 56:30 PF. M. he was speaking to his father tax | Greatest Value Ever Of-} the police acc > " ORDERS Misc: * "Ve etable Laxatives | reer scene fee fered—Special Prices | | SEND US YOUR MAIL . A J O si : , ; . had tiventenet PMSORS. WHO | for Thursday Only STILLSON PIPE WRESUCHES , i *. Not until t} Vin a - INC _— cde pipe to " 6 i Syrup Pepsin aifords . ee ee nreatened to \ | -_ My -im ' Witticn cee 9c : . P ANY FAMILY MAY TRY IT FREE urrest the Haffners and ‘ lose their : : s- Ne ies is pipe to &, -inch. » st reliel ip a natura! ay Siore would Samuel consent t> eo . \ . Special price, this sale, eaeh.r:. Thousands of porents are asking Rat ctted Sadness mis ged g . | ‘ ° is constantly be- themaecices, ** Where can I find a trust- . Spital and identify Eck- more disc riminstinz worthy lazaitwe that anyone in = \inan as the man who had the re- —~ of things. Those family can use when consti volver in the store. He remarked Continued From Preceding lagc-. en — _————— . I urge you to try Svyru hyo 1 s cMnstipation try to | 7 weil gladly provide a liberal free on the way to the hospital that he le bottle, puiiaent For ap ae uate was in business near ‘her ; , . vmakes them consti- i — b 7 ) ar where the G s | \ e ted, and then Address Dr. W. B. Caldwell. 515 shooting occurred and did not under & MOR AN T. di ae ae * 10-INCH—Holds pipé to 1 inch. BOe oid it. If con- Washington St: Monticeilo, Illinois. i stand why he should be required * WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS | “ byt: ! me hy he Speen pe Pty ~ A to on Do il now! i c is 4 >i . — J : slipalion persists risk his life by being a witness. ‘ inches. Special price, each. - - f = rs VISIT OUR | 2 in spite of all Wife Told of Shooting. ‘their efforts they compound of Egyptian senna and | &Mrs. Carrie Eckman, 34 years old take the mildest, pe oan with Rn oy -tasting aro- wife of the man under arrest. was RADIO DEPARTMENT most easily tol- matics, and has*been satisfac- apprised of the shooting by police 7 2 7 (o) a ra "4 4 and): ) j | yt ge B SPECIAL HEAD PHONES, . : 4 ~ SOM mm ernted laxative tonily sold for 30 years. L nlike at 6 p. m. The Eckmans Mve in x i | ' s "$5.89 Epectal price obtainable, and the harsher physics it does not cramped apartment on the thir ° 22; in | aa SOCKET AERIAL, to “‘schewed into not a drastic produce a habit, and increased jloor of 2607 Cass avenue. and have ; , = | Winter 19, & Ses ae cuiriin : a ph ysic that upsets doses are not required ; in fact, it three children, Albert 14; Mary. 4. rs -- ———— = oe ~— SE. “sa = | Y a lightning ar "$1.50 ah ae days afterwards. As so trains the stomach muscles and Doris, 4. Another child, George. In conjunction ith this mighty Price, each J 3@- million bottles of Dr. that in time medicines of all kinds cied a year ago ffi érive—the blaweat shies etaaa it at | |] BRANDIES’ SUPERIOR © m s Syrup Pepsin are sold can be dispensed with. Mrs. Eckman, of neat appearance our, eutre. history—we offes , J | [A po aml daa tae. a larg rt f the et regia. oe these | , ee | SPECIAL “A” BATTERY, 6" ¥olts, 50 po , are ot e — ion - ; Many take a teaspoonful of re ith raven hair and large, appealing Ae ‘ a mn cag eI 413 75 | M : of this anil — ble Syrup Pepsin once a week as a dark eyes, expressive of great trou- ; TE iy Satind : . axwell kame that ‘go mi vegeta iy heal 8a eguard. Others use it ble, was irofing a skirt in her kitch- a me SPECIAL CRYSTAL SETS. None a. ‘ : , ynd is the ond pageaten | only when required, as, for exam- en when the police entered. Little ' a eee ter; satisfaction guaranteede—K eg ration. e } and so it is. No need ; $25.00 set; $18. 75 : , — A ders pr Mrs. J. W. Borroughs of Mary was perched on a box at ths Lyme oA 1 complete trengthens we » the ‘blood: bead. tae ittle Rock, Ark., who finds it sink making an heroic effort to wash Ss “4 - RUBBER INSULATING, ; 7 equally valuable for herself and her face with one end of a rag that | S = * per foot . reat value We drags in candy form that produce 4), children, and Mr. Enas S. reached to her feet 7 At Cf New Fall MULTIPHONES for your. erystal at ay ? “ML, four parties can liste. if $5.00 Oe air Se Stree ee tions, or calomel that , osta of Watsonville, Cal.. whose ih Milioets Serceive, Maxwell galivates. These drugsare “heroic wy uses it regularly. Try per nt What re, , 2 os : LY at same time Price .. | " over-effective, weak- 1) ldwell's S SA Fag § hat Mrs. Eckman had not hear rf x YOUNG MEN’ 7 RADIO CORPGCRATION ° $5233 and griping. S iiotioh I abe: Nodes il ihe shooting and were at : : : ~ 7 | BOOK seen - constipation, | biliousness, piles; | | now to begin. They first asked when Fourth Big Day II ALL-WOOL |] Price, cach .-.-.-- e+. ad ded best constipation remedy headaches, sallow complexion, and she eaw her husband jes ? , oh : isthe one that moves the bowels to break up fevers and _ colds. peg sae ie a sneer re —_— : Val TWO-PANTS HOME RADIO BOOK, shoc A generous-size bottle can be had Salt ate a a Te SS ae O reat aiues ‘ ; k Oo your system, : . -4 € »et i . . . such @ one * Dr. Caldwell’s at any drug store, and it costs hours, parrying a question concern- ‘ing the purpose of their visit. , | | ewe It is a vegetable only about a cent a dose! tee eae heme phos Women who know quality | of ai > 19) Lbs Be i o'clock Monday night,” she re- and style and who appreciate , , | yp ated, “and appeared worried. He a low price will be eager to ac : | 7 Pet Riese KE ; ‘ Y t see me I ought to have the police buy these Hats. re : ~ 0 25 Val raid the house at 2944 Cass avenue, oN Realist tas . ec: ay 20 to ues $$ os Al | ays f its wane that woman he has been £o- They are made of Lyons o1 = ky | om $ $ a 7 z a a ae "The fa m W7y laxative um rg with lives. He aid there was a panne velvet and are cleverly ——————— ) yt | . | still there and that Nora broke up trimmed with velvet *rosettes, ° : : { in A aye Phen a to have the hows, ribbons, ostrich effects and : Ard Adtuntabia Stork Im Sea is a a . | | HOYLE & RARIC police cree, Se: hove. cng ae (@ ornaments. — Large, medium and 2 } ! No. 2 “Special 5 Dies, from —— . » “TI told him that woman might kill small Hats, in black, brown, gray, red, havy, henna, ete. if a: ——s price, this sale, per set. sae . — my children, and I would not con- : | No. 5 IRON ACh. = eee ‘ Louis evening AE a sider his suggestion for a*moment. Special Items Each Day—Watch Oar Advertisements a 4 Fas Length, 14 inches: — 2 inches: ws service. ) He then said six men were coming ig vee ADIGA ee $3.29 ;, ' por? : aye price, this sale, : - OC O wan olng (0 seep in the ahd tn on a is - Parcel post weight, Ss Peepts. was going to sleep in the shed in our ne tek - COPING sAW eon va went rat and later I went Scalloped and 30c Drapery Men’s $1.50 Py. of ean SS with one blade, ae PRAM deen. qown and saw him asleep in the . . ° grrr | ~ : ‘ blades nches long; a 4A be Be conto Fringed Window Crofenmes Better-Built CO ATS Fur and plain trim at different angles. if 9c as ; med, belted and price, each oe eetetes « In the morning he came up i Shades 38 inches wide. light Overalls Made flare styles, for sport and dress Extra blades, per dozen. 150. OPE NS AN the house and got into bed and sal 2 - . int , : ; ia Pa at wel ht, 1 d. pi pag! — or dark col- And a 50 all- woo wear; Bolivia, velours, mixtures, nell ean for a few hours. He then went out Ww ors, on sale Jumpers. cassi- etc NICKEL- PLATED TEASPOONS — - , 7 ve i*a 3rd floor) dl i . ; but returned in about an hour and : special an A Cc Cou N ' nm sale, at only meres and Stewart’s—Second Floor. porrases tee eres renee a 39c eft again about noon. He has not pecial cee een Scotches, ire § use. ogee price, per dozen. | TABLE [CSPOONS, same ag” anes 69c returned. in beau. , ” e y} “And he will be gone for a long mea DRESSE New Fall styles, abore. Spe fat pri e. per a dot. a f fame,” said the policeman Ww : B 9 $1 95 1 98 Silk a tet me ‘ | for all occasions te wong M WATER, . PITCHER ) . iain . e ' ' — , on \zZe, On | | “What haf happened she calm- arner & oys $ ° 1 patterns : clever draped effects, beaded heavy, stumiaaan ae a aie ly inquired. « ana neat models, semi-tailored styles, etc: ular $2.25 value. : Corsets Pants | I 7 come in cloth and silk. Special rice 49 “He has killed Nora Gartland.”’ ; ; , tartanl “Well,” said Mrs. Eckman, sighing om ait , Wool mixtures, o¢ agg: Sa checks | Stewart’s—Second Floor. TINNED FRAME FRUIT PRESS as though relieved and _ without izes, : selection $ 39 , -— - han4@- 2-quart vize er : uiar 2. hg 4 . To prove :that her husband had a vard ae goods BO S $ . j - minum; special - 2 . : = . , at ner : price, 14 © inch oa > been good to her, Mrs. Eckman dis- miy.... ' » 5 th aise. played scars on her left arm. FREE + «se sees TWO-PANTS SU] $3 95 -be the scene “That is where he saved my life . ee ee aie oes ow _~ ‘ when Albert was born,’ she ex- @ a Trimmed with head and tail and 95° = , tomorrow. ys =~ \ plained “I was dying and he sub- W | Shi t 39 & f claws; large variety of different § $4. = o , s d) e | 00 irts c Comfort $1.75 Crepe ° - Sy 17-inch aise, R mitted to blood transfusion to save D ’ | * skins for your selection. 95 | And my life But he met this woman @ or Urawers Batts Poplin Stewart’s—Seeond Floor. $5. z ‘\ a then has knocked > ea ah a ane 2 a oe ee . el al : KRAUT KUTTERS Ss ae | wit is fists an average of three ' ee - aad - finest sort ard-wide, #: " ‘ ustable Biad : a | Up times a week. He and - gang have nee ; . i] it. white cotton. light lisie eoft. lustrous Strong. serviceable casemeres _ Sweaters 95 EO, a. Aaj le ee. $1.98 , ‘ . "i know? ‘ur . .. no . i! oune . | | Sent. es, n nes rs terns PA ‘ \) Our dress department is fairly alive with been engaged in making moonshine ‘oll ine cups pie — ro a ee oe or md , Coat = in “pelted and we Parcel post weight, 9 nae 5 . : .\ | upusual bargains. Here yeu will find whisky at that woman's house, and me peace & Savage Men's & Young Men's aim Fleer. |W fools or for boys’ tecte: hap Seep ta sual values for : Some fur trim- succeeding days, formally terminat- . — a placing a hendsaw 4ns\awthe lid. f high | med. ing the receivership which the road @ I , " = SS eon a arn ss copies Oo a , . } has been in since September, 1915 Oo Classy 500 New Waists | oo ao aan nai 3 taches ——> yo IOs |) >/ iT] i¢ } ‘ST strap styles. Hutsiee ‘ ensoma, : Remember—Your Credit Is Good! has been postponed until the first ¥ Hs. cermes rete aia auaal ] Sian's ‘ages wien “gS week in October, to allow time to each empty box, Values to $1. 95 oN — $88 TOOL ROX. "Same ‘ re several det ls. - exe . ™ eum ir f them and. all Extra-Size Tub Dresses : be sold Oct. 6. In entering the de- C. 7 ) fe Bary Pew ta Gs House atid aft Ant depe a dabea ma. Val cree dissolving the receivership last WH |. ~—— rial i etkes for mes ane ues U to $15 | June, Federal Judge Sanborn placed 4 2 $20 Linoleum ny 66 en frot ad a minimum sale price of $28,000,000 & Burlap back K § lp Your unrestricted choice on the system. ’ Linoleum son of any Wash -Dress in $20 ~10quse.mmnanesas size 9x12, stock. tegular and extra ‘alue: eubitect Values to to mill imper- sizes. Last CAIl.......6.. have swe offered =——SSESESSapS==>—=>== %: NM $25 Sostege ss gyal | ; ) | Stewart’s—Main Fioor. | VIstr ovr ~oose fine Suits - , . 1 21 | Cork Linoleum : Anda leara noe to secure « $4 50 ibeees, woreseas, The Deligatfully , sm Yards Wide © | : 2 7h Stewart’s—415 N. 6th St. | RENAME ie made in ‘aii "ine nave os checks and Different Flavor mead finishes. A galion cevers 100 Stemservative models. Brings a New Joy Sy Wt 4 Pissieam, "comes four ‘79 F CLOTHING COMPANY See square a aa mint, Bie; to Candy Lovers é a, Guage ee ees, aN. W. Cor. 8th and Washington ; : | N r | nth oe ie DEMONSTRA b 2-Panis Suits aad MEN'S as PSE ee eee « Didn't Know His Brother | | SCHROETER Baas GABAR- ~ > ‘= © m enny Os) PS. : ; sea wn 9 30 : Ae rare > ” My brother got so bad with stom- #10-612-814 W = : 6° ity te e 61 ) TE nach and liver trouble th h : 7 , oy ‘yd ;, ' Goid Seal aia f we Peo him, lie Was emaciated and got oe a tn a agg rem ee oe $28. 50 +4 a, - ts at ' e- Cong oieum, cut from ro} as & pumpkin and was often tn arent | | , Sensee discoun eut from roll, erfect goods ' im. Re couldn't hove Nved tae Uae) Pst. ae Store 323 Missouri Av. " and we're abi perfect goodr, 1.49 quality, The nastiest species of | bi pet Rpm BE Pgs ye oF gem mt 4 ye. 708 ee oq. ya. oa. ya roach family. and seins | ditele booklet on Mayrs Wenderful ’ Se eS ee ae 59c 98¢ cease on wn | Remedy. which he sald Geacribed bis | | . values seen in 5t. ‘ f } The 1 | sf 1 Louis in years. CETZ COCKROACH POWDER oath ca eeens relief an oe a aN ; oy : ee gy ge l 9x12 MADE AND SOLD BY hermige preparation, thet teumnes iat | L E — ‘ New Me } e Congo eum, catarrhal mucus from the tntestina! NJ : ’ oO } New Fail styles, Get Acquainted ear val ues fo valves to $12.95. Gold Seal Congoleum Art Squares tract and allare the inflammation which > at Uxl%. eiegant pat- ‘cavers practicaliy all eteomeachk, liver and Wherever You size x12, A co Me intestinal alimects, including append. , i sf for se ton, . ettle One dase wtll convinee or meneys . —_—. of the Lo Mo F - om Pine st. st. uis, ec! refunded At Woilff-Wileon Drug (Ce.. See the S gn >» ouese. wonderful 1139F ‘i Phon ’ Oltwe 1255 : Judge & Dolph +3 steres). Enderie Drue ‘ e ' . ‘"s.. is arug sores). Broen leovughiy. | barge!, oniy. Cock- | Contracts taken to clean out ock- Jehnson Brose, Drug Ce. aud druggisis POA DWAY - vas a: . orth of wasn nt wr roachcsa, Bed Luss. Hats and Mice every here, *

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: Sombined. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alohe Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Com pauoria: Page ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Daily Cari: —_—__@— — New Gauntlet Gloy : English Oxfords || & as oe Orn al PART TWO. colt. and snug ee en et Tt ~ — . : 5= 50: , _ Agreement. Saits for All Types—Sizes 14 to 44 3 $2.50 Satin Royal | rs | Value. . eeeee seer rre _—— —— —_ Associated I’ress CAGO,. Sept. = ir ivress Satin. 5665 inches y ; vv lesirable shades | } Pd @ Handsome Rugs, closely wee the nation’s railways are grad- . , ~ Y Pion $1.98 | mae | vt high-grade Yarn, wit Bly increasing to their normal size - ’ . al ° r+ th . - } } = ee = . — ‘ a of if » * SOUL al e 3 : Fur Trimmed Coats ;—-Randwome frckay ats 7 soe as et... $1.98 | : ile that i lege MMMM aioe to indications edny 7 | 5 pearince d pcan . ; Pon rea While some lines are restoring | ‘Fr | _ * gle quality; shown in a ¥ Bucs 38 Silk eins ap ~ y =e - ¢ sertment of Oriental, Bem to former strikers under terms a \ ~ ~ er - T aa > 4 4 L on : ny ay . a - - . ha . . and eonventiona! de a " . ' b Ee, . =, ‘ — as | ' —_ the Baltimore peace pian “for Featured in Two Groups at en black and a quality that vou natural tan shade, 3) inches wide i i. bine, rose, taupe and maiaes h hopmen’s strike, other ° . - . + ha T r ™ rt - ~ . ° ; “7 ~ Ss : . ~s « ; Vu r wa shirts | _—_— hinished with fringe; 83 ms ° 50 $ |} Se sia Se SS cae oe : : . - i * a iM as at vara . ms > a © ent with strixe leavera, con- : , . 1 pps Rugs # gement wit | : . 5 nue ae recruit shop Workers inde- - $ sdentiy. ! $3 and $3.50 Silk Canton Crepe Value 36. 95 — Twenty thousand strikers are due slik € ante Pp of «1 ; cab : — Bright. »@ : colorful patterns, if a Excelleut qnality; nf return to New York Centra: shops =e a +r ; . ; . ' , anve of attraetive Re igns through to then hae k: , ; Ser the terms of the baltimore r iv lolce : | ' i irsada $? in various pated esas Fo to bard wooed, tile and block p - ‘ment as a result of ye tan Fourth Fleer : —»- " —_— 1 mateh any interior; size 9x12ft. | terns, im the wanted ae tiement between A. i ; - | 2 padeal meexident of th 7 ae Third Fleer —_—— _ li, head of the e . m4 . i 7 Parents Will Choose From These | ‘ Save by Supplying Fall Needs From These | : re 4 speterned te ork of “ ; ‘ 1 . e e . ‘ Jobs for exnek aie Raye’ 2-Pants Suits | Women’s Silk Hosiery T T 7 . s+ oe ata , | Seconds of hecreacyl to $3.25 a at. | W O = r O U S e r U ea this weal According | advices fron Ss. This Wou . \} ii . ° . - : a ae : hte! — . —_ r) en * TT) Splendid $ ! = > ( ) — i ¢€ Hose of well-know 7) akes and hough termed ™ of shot mT } ¢ 7 . ° " - - + + i. > > —_— 7 ’ + = . : avyst *T : j { : : : 7. } - Sf eniendid we x merc: : Or Slik gvari.er serrvicealh |. Ail are oO; i mtLigd gt : ij ; . Fa Values at. ) eel seat . : Smart Models for Men and Young Men a. —_ uals. . | | a ads rem @ New Fall models, carefully made of all-wooll; \| | | 6s ” Cc: | | : % ae Sinetes; ingle and double breasted models, with || \|\ im Surety” Silk Hose _ Mercerized Ribbed Hose $40 and $42 Values belts and yokes; choice of tan or gray patterns; t Women’s fashioned foot Silk Hose, fir ’ men’s mercerized Hosierr, in tw : tT ub Ae sin of tokke bottrpairs of knickers lined. Sizes § to IS. . ‘* with mercerized garté tops and soles; = ¢] 50 ! f light, 7 ' e - black onlr: excellent ralues : ery attract! i servrieceabie: at | ee: : ‘ea relesnatik Boys’ Corduroy Knickers | Main Floor om. So HR Well-made Enickers of drab cordurov; oe Lin } - ; a wiking shopmen eut, me Fi and with taped seams. hip a 7 AE Hf | : ; me agreement watch pockets. Sizes S$ Hat g B Antonio & " ’ 7 to 18 years; at | I 95 ] : iit ~~ and provide | ‘Second Fleer i Beginning Tomorrow, and Important to Early Holiday Shoppers— 3 + Mal “sf B of jobs to 45 ti | > group would be to select wisely, for en, with position The Season’s Most Popular Weaves in i pen gr of Them at Very Special Prices the saving is worth while. fs below those @ You can save so materially on Dolls during this sale. and P Sports. single and double breasted models: caseimeres. | nea at work and others who + variety for choice. that the opwortunit Silk-mixed worsteds, tweeds and cheviots: all a the employ of the road during . ° | ie ere is such a& Wide VY! r i ; Ne VW Lace Curtains | ring for Christmas i mot be overlooked , sizes. including stouts. Sims and stubs. | / Strike. a 1 f Four striking shopmen are on tr ul Dolis eniaa Dolls Mamma Dolls ae : Santee at Miandad aie ae Crying Special Offering of Priestley Cravenette | | of four others at Marion. Ark. Special 90 | $1.85 Values {$2.95 Values {$7.95 Values -— . \ 4 | . ee es ee Priced, Pr.. *1= ae i $1.95 Vane Tan Gabardine Raincoats \, i Pe eat ene . Officers of .roads west of the Mia | Mes nee a OEE gy? wr 7 E tr . api River plan to meet here Oct aia 44 Ot. Lr — : gd ointed Dolls > Vion ea teal fy Pe . once: aou 1 F-D e 4 nre le 7 wr ' = : ™Mmen‘« are" 31 ; an At- Sectional Paneling Coctereee wien 1 : J ; ge $5.00 Mamma Dolls. composition head 23.69 a nde" oe |: pean eee eae ss mh i ~via = . atae the eg ° ee Special, Per 4 SNe Cee ee teen og $1.00 Rag Dolls, different dresses 49¢ ce ; , om "ol | -_ - - oo stg endarseatees Section 35C ing eves oe ey ee ee ae 59c Baby Dolls, composition head 44e ae . ents with the New York Cen Oe pom : qual $1.75 Dressed Ba Dol! 12-inch oe ite erie With t ew or en- | Extraordinary ef. ing of sp er tj . on \retoni . = : ight, | Pa ag BH 25 ° - by lis. - es wS« P : 7a - Line« the be} n 98 Baby Doll ) ~ a the Lehigh Valley Railroad. very price; each section bright, colorful patterns, offering ; 58 by th “wig $2.25 . “~ 4 six to nine inches wide: finishe d a varied selection to «4 it erery ee... $3.50 Imported Jointed Dols “es- $1.98 with Ieee at bottoms. Bring wine need: serviceable maiiie . 1 $1.75 Imported Character Dolls, sewed wig. 9Sc Gow measurements. Fifth Fleer Basement Gallery 2 within the last few daye sianed 1 Brings (Counter Charges in : injenction Proceedipg=. AT &>» : . a CH. AGO. Sept *0 — With oneal Important News for Men—A Most Extraordinary Sale of © ~ (BMP S#reces of a union wrecking Miracy of railway executives in- e ‘ oe ~eG into the proceedings by the - . ’ ase. hearing on the Govern- | : S strike injunction contin d ) 3 Lore Federa!) Judge W ike rgeon to- . > og With 3 iy tw " days remaining to testimony and complete argu- -_- mts before the temporary restralt « order expires ! The ¢ Sarge of «a conspiracy to ae-. | the railroad unions im an af-) C ni cc ty B. M Jewell, head of the, hoi > | “Team zations, was made te: Beginning Panter «bh iTges of Attorney-General: " herty that the shep atrike wee Tomorrow, at os pSenepiracy against interstat. come! In his affidavir Jeweil iaid the ° ' t for the Strike at the door of | Association of Railway Exrecu-! Twenty-five rail gr: linked i: ; her in th , . Over 1000 Raincoats, made by such well-known c A i; one ee eee ww eee | sy a trackage of 231. 280 Or 8&2 per cent oft the coun} the United States *s Rubber Co. Goodyear ‘Rubber Oo. 8 Ee entire mileage were specificalls hed as responsaible for condiey _other leading makers, are involved in this surprising & on Pleading to the strike Specially Priced for Thursday ; Attractive Terms for Those Who Woald Possess <ocomee Eclairs A Standard Player Piano —and Choice of 25 of the Latest Q. R. S. Masic Rolls $8.50 Lamp Bases Offered for Thursday at. ~ 5 A Value You Will Appreciate at c Thist? inctive eri handsome Bases. ™ id ) i maneganrT finish: 3-ineh ameter; complete with two-light pu -hain socket: remarkable values at thi s pri $12.50 mahogany-finished four-inch 4 gore Bases. two-light pull-chain socket, $7.35 | Fifth Fleer Easy Monthly Terms - ‘ mie SAY @ By reason of a number of particulariv advan ag ie YES HELP purchases we are able to offer some of the biggest? coaf values we have offered in the Basement Ect _ : ee, one, — nl -_ 29.—-Anm atari Store Men’s Clothing Section. Included in the lot & mere Of internal conditions In Ger 4 the following; a ow te consequence of the poor hat. } ee S 88d the “unfulfillable demands” @ A handsome mahogany Player-Piano, made by one of the leading piano factories and equipped with the latest expression devices—an instrument | that you will be delighted to place in your home, . @ 41-pe. Sets of good to say nothing of the moderate price and attrac- grade Nippon china, el 4 very attractive, in ive terms. | white and gold band late enemies is drawn bw Drs Light, medium and heavyweight coats, in gray, tan, blue and black: a Raw. German Chanceitor, i ae Ww the Bertin corre 7 tweeds in brown, gray and tan. Finished with snaps or buckles; some have a Diem: cf the Westminate- Casi a ote ap ee eee All sizes from — lermany's only hope, he inthe} Hes In America. ». y : * - , , be fesign with gold handles; complete dinner serv- N TI Fes | we for six persons. Guaranteed transposing device: six-point, smooth-running | pg tter ra ° — automatic sustaining — Empire os full metal PA 9 te and te pl ere a cupe fram asic Sealce—Sitxth Fleer dish. one sugar bowl and cream pitches es and one baker Fritth Fleer PRREAR EO EORROA 800 0000000000050 00000000000 000000000005 000000000000000000000000000000004 4

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let aoe of excellent qualiey oe ("ongress ho ‘ renerous!yv how 7 . properly it has opened the treasurm de lnors to discharge the oblig whom vhich our and establish thr the ation to those , : ne nat precedent distributing g¢ public funds whenever the proposal and th: affected make it séé&m po- appealing to do so. “(ongress appraised the danger of borrowing directly to ee ot finance a bestowal which is without only unharmed but payne, a obligation and manifestly recognized tally and spiritually ricner — the financial problem with which great experience the nation is confronted. Our ma- promises to pay within the fiscal year amount to ap- $4.000,000.000, owes compensation rratitude who served putabls Though undying need of every one not to be said that a material etowal is an obligation to those emerged from the great conflict rumbers liticalls clearly “If an obligation were be ad- turing mitted, it would be ‘harge the current adiusted compensation bill with in- proximately inginess wholly un- which refunded, Within the next six years more than $10,.000,000,000 of debt will mature These most cf ho ~ a adequacy and st have to b hecoming our republic. Such a be- stowal. to be ‘orth while, must be without apology. and will have to be financed. returned herewith outstanding and maturing oblig: the inability of tons are difficult enough to meet without the complication of added and says in substance, ‘ ot borrowings, every one of which raigenianeer he . : , threatens higher interest and delays have the cash, we ao not eiiidtins ti tment to. stable < ax evy to meet the e1tuatl 7 . seeing yo! iav h ment financing and the diminution "OU Ma! : of Federal taxes to defensible cos! Ol government renerous and Clearly the pill takes cognizance of the Government wisely to bestow the adilus here is our notoe; credit for half its worth not compensation, but ra while the Different Incentive for Giving. ecutive branch of the Government 1} “nt left to provide for payments fal due in ever increasing is sometimes thoughtlessls , ‘ a4 . that it is a simple thing for amounts the rich republic to add $4,000,000.,- 000 to its indebtedness. This impres- under consid- sion comes from the readiness of the public response to the Government's eoaviction that any grant of bonus appeal fer funds amid the stress of atin. t nrovide the means of pa wur It is to be remembered that ing it and I was unable sugeest 1 the war everybody was ready to than that f a gen- give his all. Let us not recall thi Such a plan was un- omparatively few exceptions. (Cit- and the izens of every degree of competer precisely in armed Plan of Paying It Inadequate. bill was liouse ‘When the ration in the I expressed the any plan other eral sales tax acceptable to the bill has been enacted wi a suggested means of meeting the the r Indeed the cost is not definite- forces went out for service. The war spirit impelled. To a war necessity there was but one answer, but Congress, thout even loaned and sacrificed, spirit that our Sane cost. Ixy known. either for the immediate future or in the ultimate settlement The Treasury estimates, based peace bestowal on the what seems the most likely exercis men, as though the supreme otier- of the options, figures the direct for with cash, is aft approximately $145,000, 000 for a perversion ol! public funds, a re- ‘ «< : ‘ -. , ; a 1922 $225.000,.000 for 1924, $114 versal of the policy which exalted 7 &e*, bat, . .. | 3 000.000 for 1925 $352,000,000 for eervice in he past and sug 1926, making a total $795,000,000 Bests that fi for the first four years of its opera spired by con . " og’) . , eS ii + ing a 1G tion. and a total cost in excess of ©O™: lousne or aut} ag ni :, ae $4,000,000,000. country. “No estimate of the large eost ever had been made. The cer- reserve inc could be paid public iture defense is to be In- ipensation rather than indirect Problems Too Littl Heeded. The pressing problem of the Gor- against the ultimate liability. The ernment is that of diminishing oul plan avoids any Considerable direct rather than adding there- outlay by the Government during the to. It is the problem of the world. earlier years of the bill's proposed War inflations and war expenditures burdens, added staggering under the load. We in every direction credit of the nation. This is borrow- nation’s credit just sas/| have been driving by direct Government borrowing 1nd tablish economies without impairing invokes a dangerous abuse of public’! essentials of Government activities. Moreover, the certificate! Jt has been a difficult and unpopular plan of payments is little less than task. It is vastly more applauded certificated inability of the Govern ic. expend than to deny. After near- ment to pay and invites a practice of!ls a yearand a quarter of insistence sacrificial barter which I cannot and persuasion, with a concerted firive to reduce Government expen- itures in every quarter possible, it would wipe out everything thus fat “It is worth remembering that the accomplished to add now this pro- public credit is founded on the pop- burden. and it would rend belief in the defensibility of the commitment of economy and Tax Burdens Reach All. Posed today by Representative Hull, Re- publican, Iowa. The resolution also provides that the plants. which may be leased either separately or completely, are to be kept in condition to prod iuce nitrates and other .components of munitions, such plants with their United? States in case of national Congressman Hull Proposes That ouubineomay. Nitrate Works Be Let Con- ditionally at a Year. Sale of Steam Plant. Sale by the Secretary of War to the Alabama Power Co. of the Gov- ernment-owned steam plant at Gor- By the Associated Preerr eas. Ala.. together with the trans- WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.—A res- | mission line to Sheffield, olution authorizing the Secretary of |stations, at a price not less than War, in his discretion, to lease for $2,000,000, also would be author- a period not exceeding 50 years, ‘nitrate plants Nos. 1 and 2, and ‘ities at an adequate price, the secre- Waco quarry, near Muscle Shoals, tary would be authorized to nego- Ala., at $1 a year each on condition tiate with the Alabama Power Co that they shall operate at present for the purchase of sites, and — capacity for production of fertilizer | of way on which the plant and su e components for sale to the public at | stations are located, with such othe a price not to exceed & per cent profit, was introduced in the House wise, as might be d: ized. Failing to sell the Gorgas proper- crne a neceseary. 4 ex-service . curtail our expenditures and es-, personne! to be turned over to the | with sub-' 'propertr, by condemnation or other- | Calls Peace Former Service Men “a Public Na- Bestowal on Perversion of Funds’? — Discusses tion’s Debt. saving so essential to our fare. “The financial Government are ti ittle heeded u»- til we are face to face with’ a gre emergency. The diminishing incot: of the Government, due to the reced ng tides of business and attending overlooked n problems of te incomes, has heen mentarilv, but . * nor! 2 | i | e cannot he longer budget rures the curr: maces VO O00 and year succeeding, even after countil collections on fo vhich the To add to upon all interest ¢izn indebtedness (,0ver! ment is likely to receive. our pledges to pay except as neces- sity compels, must seem no less than governmental folly Means Increased Taxation. “Inevitably it increased mera which willing to levy for the this bill, and will turn toward economy so essen means Congress was un- purpose us from eCourse to promote the tribute to common welt ae is L be l'nited States played no self-seeking part in the World War and pursu after the cause activities which « remembe! an unselfish policy was won. We demanded no repara- tion for the cost involved, no pay- ments out of which obligations to our soldiers could be met. I hav: not magnified the willing outlay behalf of those to whom we have sacred It is essential to remember that a mo! four- billion-doNMar pledge _ to he able- bodied ex-service men will di- minish the latter which will have to be met when the young- of today shall contribute obligation. obligwations er yeterans to the rolls of the aged, i : dependent. is as inevitable that the year ‘jill pass, that pen- sion provisions for World War vet- erans will be made, as it has been who served in pre- more bil- made tor t vious wars. t will cost lions than [I venture to There wiil be justification when the apparent and a rational ro :¢ sugges need is financial to make the natior expenditure which required it he coming years such a policy poli v today is necessary contemplat accord with of the nation. and puts the service men of the World War on the same nlane as the millions of who fought the previous battles of the re- . established Prag tice men public. ’ Regrets Disappointment. “Tl confess a regret that I must sound a note of disappointment t9 the many ex-service men who have the impression that it is as simple matter for the Government to be- stow billions in peace as it was to expend billions in war. I regret to stand between them and the pitiabl) small compet nsation proposed. i like to be out of accord wit majority of Congress, which voted the bestowal. The simple truth is that this bill Government obl tion of more than ithout a er funds for th ‘Xtraordinary e€Xx- execut (;,overnment must mA? propose ~ 4 Hoe HOO OY Ww provision penditure branch the finance in the face cial problems, and feat of our commit economies. “t would rather apps to the candid reflections of Congress country and to the ex-serv- *as to the cours and the jee men in particulat better suited to further the weifar: of our country. These ex-soldiers who served so gallantly in war, an:l who are to be so conspicuous in the progress of the republic in the halt century .before us, must know that nations can only survive where tax- ied from the limits oj} public trea class legisla ation is restrai! oppression, ury is locked against tion, but ever open to public neces- where the sity and prepared to meet all essen- tial obligations. eountrs fo. have fought. and affords Such a policy makes ‘3 . \ which to fight surer abiding pl ,c*é ir} tt hich and attain. ‘WARREN G. HARDING He would be given authority to con- completion of datmns Nos River and tract tor °*" and 3 in the em for 50 years at a rental Tennessee to lease th not less than 4 per cent of the cost of finishing dam No. 2 and of con- structing dam No. 34. - Hull's Statement. Representative Hull issued the following statement on his resolu- tion: “My resolution is not intended to ‘decide in any manner who is to be to purchase, lease or operate erties of the allowed the various pro} ernment as Muscle Shoals, Ala however, to find problems (;OVe- “It is designed, for the vexed (,overnment mi a solution that eonfront the those nitrate and power plants and projects. If the Alabama Power Co., Mr. Fdéed or any person or organiza- tion wants to make a contract along the lines of the resolution and oper- ate dams Nos. 2 and 3 and nitrate plants Nos. 1 and 2, there is nothing in the resolution that would prevent making a contract for the entire }*! ope ’ jes, 4922 RULING OF HIGHWAY LOMMISSION Ad T0 RIGHTS OF WAY Communities Must Furnish Them for State Roads if They Want Early Construction. Local NEW SYSTEM OF MARKERS ADOPTED St. Charles Must Raise Half the Cost in Order to Ob- tain Free Bridge Over Mis- sour: River There. Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. ‘ERSON CITY, Highway Commission yes- | By a Sept. The State terday adopted a resolution C: ling | upon local communities to furnish the right of way for State roads if! they want irlv construction. Local- | in which the commission has to road money to obtain Pe shoved to the in priority of con- 7, Out Sta uction. Nii ember: of the commission said that wher real damage is done to'| property be traversed by the new roads, there is no disposition to shirk a share of the damage. On the other hand, however, many indi- viduals are trying to the State for the new roads in addi- tion to the large. benefit they will from the construction of these highways. Ultimatum to St. Charles County. Temper of the commissioners on the subject was indicated by a tele- to members of the Counts at St. Charles, in which the mission declared that no more construction will be until some made locally to provide vay. It was pointed out that if the $60,000,000 has to be spent buying a place to put the “shake down" T¢ ‘*?t 1\ | road in that county “tate started roads to be voted to build them. The commission also adopted de- id dimensions for new which are to be placed on highways as fast as they Each road will receive a nunmiber and instead of seeing signs such as “Old Trails Route” painted on fences, telephene posts and what not, the new roads will be designat- d bv a cast iron oval, 2% by Sk inted white. road etatea are built. with raised “Missouri State inches, pa letters in black, Highway around the edge, with a large number in the center, ‘*32,"’ for instance. The oval will be post cariven into the bolted to a steel] ground so that the sign will be three and one-half fet above the surface. This same number will mark the road from Arrows will designate ction at cross roads and corners. angle irons on Which the ovals » end. mounted are part of a Iot tured for s during the recent war, needed for that purpose. Ruling on St. Charles Bridge. ele tion from St. Charles commission to as- barbed wire en- pr the the construction of a _ free (“harles, was told that required for project 1s raised lon ally Federal! probably can be found to match The bridge now in use at Sr. old bridge, privately (‘harles people believes better if a free idge were erected to accommodate expected to flow that way jew St. Louis-Kansas City money itv would fare » traffic highway 1s 1.000 would he the new bridge, J. P. Machens, pres- community Chamber of 7 John H. Sandfort of the unty*cCourt and DD. B. Parsons of Association said they intense t try to arouse St. Probably he Business Mens eand St. Lonis counties to the voting of bond issues to raise the re- juired money. No Federai aid money can he used to buy existing bridges, so if that plan were adopted all of the money would have to be provided locally. The commission also passed on projected .details of construction of 110 miles of the new State highway evstern. on which bids are to be re- — Sept. 28. which meir to zo ahead and let contracts if the bids aré ea aacpoerteon ct OPPOSES - CLEMENCEAU'S VISIT os sceretary of German-American League Protests t6 Mayor. John C. Mevers, who is secretary- manager of the German-American Citizens’ League, has written “as an | American citizen and a citizen of} St. Louis” te the invitation extended in behalf | interview with the British writer as of the city to former Premier enceau to visit St. Louis. Mevers deciares that it fs evident | that the sole reason for the visit of the former French Premier is to cre- | ate anti-German feelfnge and “start: at! trope owes to the United States another race hysteria her. 4s i = PAGES eet CHRONOLOGY OF ‘TARIFF BILL FROM FIRST HEARING TO ITS FINAL ADOPTION By the Associated Preas. WASHINGTON, Sept. 20. ERE is the chronology of the tariff bill: House Ways and Means Com- mittee began hearings Jan. 6, 1921. Bill introduced in House, June 29. Formally reported by commit- tee, July 6. Passed by House, July 21. Referred to Senate Finance Committee, July 22. Hearings started, July 2o. Hearings concluded, Jan. 3. 1922. Reported to Senate, April ll. Passed by Senate, Aug. 19. Referred to conference, Aug. 2a Reported out of conference, Sept. 11. Sent back to conference by House, Sept. 15. Reported back to House and pre gd bept. Lo. Approved by Senate, Sept. 19 inother bond issue will have ’ authorizes | ‘thief Highway Engineer B. P. Piep- | Clem- TARIFF IS BEING. MADE READY FOR EARLY ENACTMENT vw LADUR SEURETARY OF YOUTH TO LABOR == Measure. By the Associated I’rees, PRESIDENT TODAY Conference Report Is Adopted, Borah, La Fol- lette, Cummins, Lenroot and Cameron Opposing It. INTO LAW EXPECTED Adoption Came One Year, Eight Months and 13 Days After Work Was Begun on WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.—-The administration tariff bill was made “ready today for President Harding, who is—exp®@eted to complete its enactment into Jaw within a few +dayse ~~ Immediately after the adoption of the conference report late yesterday 43 to 28, the bill was lsent on its way to be engrossed and with the completion of that work i this forenoon, it is to be signed py Davis Says Breaking of Citi- speaker Gillett and Senator Cum. mins, Republiean, of lo-va, president zens of the Future by Mis- pro tempore of the Senate. In the Senate vote yesterday, Cum- led Industry Is Danger tO mins and Senator Lenroot of Wis- Republic. COLUMBUS, O., ‘Flighty foibles and the flippancy Sept. the flapper” vis declared today in addressing the American Insurance Union, are dis- turbing evils in the social fabric the nation which must be overcome. “ofr among our girls and boys, of erotic conversations and lit- of to outbursts of sophisticated sentimen- “We hear much,” Davis said, evil tendencies erature in our schools and homes, the exuberance of youth turned tality.”’ The things that stirred every liat- “in his heart and soul,” to concentrate his life and work to the services of childhood, he declared, ent fear. and which had prompted him were these: . “Two hund-ed and fifty thousand babies snatched by death from their Edge, having time scarce to open their uhseeing Washington, mothers’ breasts every year, ves upon the world about them. Neglected Defectives., “Half a million defectives and delinquents, up’almost totally neglected. “A million and a | boys and mill and factory before they 20.— of children, so-called half American gutherland, rirls bent beneath the bur- | den of premature toil in mine and | have | consin, ators Borah of Idaho, La Follette Republican, joined with Sen- of Wisconsin and Cameron of Arizona. Republicans, final passage. ported the measure when it passed the Senate. He on the Payne-Aldrich act. ference report came year, eight months and 13 days law in nearly 10 years. follows: For Adoption, Republicans. Ball, Brandegee. Colt, ' Curtis, Dillingham, Ernst, Hale, Harreld, Jones Kellogg, Cooding, in opposing the meas- ure. Lenroot had warned that unless of substantial cuts were made in some Secretary of Labor Da- Of what he described as the high ; rates in the bill he would oppose lis Cummins voted against approval of a number of the fates, but sup- first was a leader Republican side in the fight against the last protective tariff, the The Senate's adoption of the con- exattly one after work was started on what will he the first Republican protective tariff The roll call Rursum, Capper, Dupont, France, Frelinghuysen. of McCormick, McCumber, Mclean, McNary, Moses, New, Oddie, Nelson, Norbeck, Pepper, ridge, Smoot, Stanfield. Democrats, Broussard and sensed the duties and providences of | tal. 43. numanity. “Thirty million American children who, even if they can opportunity for education, ace in our schools a false learning and education that will not fit more of school age, win the Against Adoption: Republicans. Borah, Cameron, Follette and Lenroot—5., Democrats. Dial, Fletcher, Harrison, Heflin Ashurst, Glass, than one in 19 of them for the places they must occupy in life.” ‘But more portentous yet,” tinued Secretary Davis, problem of the child In American age are today wheels of the try, pressed to labor of mine and mill and economic necessity. They iac nopeless future. Life of Toil. “Before them stretches the’ tread- with its few vears of heart-breaking, soul- -eampg toil, and at the end a grave. “Here, if nnywhere. we face a real a |} menace greater than any that lies In mill of unremunerative Sabor danger to the republic. Here is the blatant false political and trines in Not In the where citizens broken, peril, but here. the future are uprooted if America is to prevail.” BRITAIN TAKES EXCEPTION TO KIPLING’S ALLEGED STATEMENTS ne ee. 5 ee Eambassy Denounces Author of Interview. Ey the Agssoclated Prevra. ATLANTIC CITY, NS. J.. Sept. 20. —The British Government through | Charles Bridges of ita embarsy at Washington, today took exception (to statements Rudyard Kipling wherein he wae re- | ported to have denounced American W4Y. recently credited conduct in the World War. representative at the convention of | ) the Military Order of the World War, to Mayor Kiel, objecting | deacribed the author of the arteged PY the Associated Press. Sept. 20.—Lagis- whose lative action on the $50,000,000 ri -. “an interfering busybody, cone “looms the industry “Approximately a million anda half boys and girls of school thrown beneath the juggernaut of indus- before their time, doomed to the dreary drudgery factory by mouthings of doctrin- | aires and demagogues who preach economic doc- forum and market place. | grasping gospel of the peddler of political nostrums is our of | mentally, morally and physically on the tor- ture wheel of misled indutrial man- agement, is the evil which must be ‘Oo McKellar Myers, Reed Robinson, Smith, King, Missouri, Shields, Simmons, * Trammell, Walsh of Massachusetts liams—23. Total, 28. As for the absentees, nounced Senator Kendrick, Swanson, lican, of Nebraska, ' crats, it wae stated, ly for and against adoption. act will yleld about 8$400,000,000 four sources: Sugar, raw wool, $63,000,000; 000,000, $15,000,000, ure in Ameriean tariff making, thority over taxes at the | houses. bill by 60 per cent, and abroad. Newberry, Nicholson, Phipps, gTOWINE Rawson, Reed of Pennsvivania, Short- * Sterling. Townsend, Wadsworth, Warren, and Watson of Indlana—4!. Ransdell—2. T- Cummins, La Gerry Hitchcock, of Sheppar ! Stanlc) Underwoo.! and Wil- it was an Dem . crat, of Wyoming, was in favor of the bill and Senator Norris, Repuo- in opposition Other absent Republicans and Demu- were respective- Treasury experts estimate the new ryear in revenue, one-half from these $87,000,000; tobaceo, $35.,- and laces and embroideries, This bill marks a distinct depart: it: that the President is given broad a- customs ‘pen investigation he may increase or decrease any rate in the should that be necessary to equalize the difference in the cost of production at home In addttion, the Prem dent may declare American valua- tion as the baste of assessing ad va- ‘lorem duties. John T. Adama, chairman of the tepublican National Committee, dr- |clared enactment of this tariff would mark the beginning of another era Maj. Charies Bridges of Washington of good times In the United States. Nansen to Continue Relief Direction. |By the Associated P’rees. GENEVA, Bept. 720. ~The | Inter - national Committee for Russian Re- ° lief, it wae announced today, has de- cided to continue work under direc- ion of Dr. Fridtjof Nansen of Nor- The organization will bear Dr. Nansen's name, ita tithe in French Maj. Bridges, as his Government's | being “Action Nansen.” Rivers and Harbors Bill Paasedt. WASHINGTON, foolish words have given the British ers and harbors development bill was Ambassador to the United States an taken yesterday by the Senate, whicn | opportunity to deny in no uncertain agreed with the House to strike out terms that our country is unmindful | provisions fer the purchase of the Swamp In the debt of gratitude which Bu-. Cape Cod and Dtemal * a , canals. ‘The bill now goes to the Presiden, PART - canetaprincey a. = PE: i te ae tangs ere ro * ae ~ aS aaa realy tes

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i oo oe -~ ~~ eee ee oe 7 ~~» o ont ee CEO Me CP Ge -_ = F Pi 7 i—~ o> ™ a ee OR eee — s ve ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1922. _ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1578 Published ty The Pulitzer Publishing Company, ‘weifth and Olive Strecis guaiemmmameamna | coment THE POST-DISPATC*’: PLAT- FORM. Il know that my retirement will ' make no difference in its cardinal principics. that it will always fight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption. always fight demagogucs of all partics, never belone to any part>. always oppose | privileged classes and public plun- d@derers, pever tack sympathy with the poor. always remain devoted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely ~ rinting news, always be drastically independent: never be afraid to attack wrong. whether bs predatory plutocracy or prealatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. — Retien ' quan a - LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE Tie rhadiit and uddie ee of the ‘An “Ws om pany ctery * oOntributlro; bi Lt tn west will not be published, Letiers not ce. reding 700 words will receive preicrence. la bollette on the Bounu- “ny the k too? sf e Tt’ Li.* RESIDENT HARDING has eter the horus is could e expects politica with is gqenQ0Cliationhs The main rease Tie rive e that be didnt Know Wher tne ne as to come Tro hut Senator La re ert. i. the adnilratsl: ntervie ehe«d i! our seve ot Ast Sunda where the money ec@wuld be obtained The war created 18.000 milllonuaires one for every three soldiers killed = ii rrance. And the existing millionaires iecame multi-millionaires This is the entry that should pay for the bonus Why talk about burdening the countr with a huge debt” It is unnecessam 4 tax on wealth. on war profits i] cagily take care of the bonus It seems mat Mr. Harding depended for informa: ‘ion and counsel on Secretary Mell: Mr. Melien, under La Follette’s »! ould be one of the chief contributors No wonder it was vetoed VET An Open Letter to Reed the Editor of the Poel-Diaenge: HAVE rea@ with great interest and hearty approval vour address at Ten vie Shaare Emeth, and am particula: leased and gratified at this o “= =n : " - - " , : " ' . that Mr Brewster appreciates what a base. unmora] position it is Yet its enormit is seli-evident Mr. Brewster has cool! rroposed to enter into an agree- ment with his opponent not to discuss a particular 1=Sue il such ah arrangement co id be mMmaue as Te- gards one issue. Why could it not be made with re- spect to any oeher issue the discussion of which might alienate votes if silence or evasion. in this instance may win votes which “would be lost if the candidate Stated his position, why should not the poliey of silence or evasion be pursued throughout the whole field of issyes concerning which public opinion is di- videx Mr. Brewsters TO poOSae | an op! \e onstrued to mean tuat Air srewster Will be a part to a compact * sile in ar ©» to etn 1 " Uhete “3 | : U Sil nee 6A ULSI! ‘ WW uLes navle\yeT . on \ ition ’ : ry « " . ra : ™ _— *, —. ne lia \ iaY\* on Tne proNioition () lef S.ion he is wWiing ’ ' _ - iy . : to suppress it if by so doing he can get votes he might not get were his conviction Known. He is willing that voters be misied into voting for him In this > ~ ° } ? 7 } . ? misera tia uet eption uc Will '- cf iver 28 mts h as the voters will be deceived it is a voluntam lea of bankrupt which Mr Brewster has made ankruptey of conviction. of principie. of courage, of plain honest: He proposes to make the campaign for the United States senator- ship from Missouri a mere ole-getting contest. in which the prize will go to the more skillful trickster if he does not mean that, then just what does his is reditable proposition mean” * , —— 7 “ ™ —- * % - " - . is, the Repu hii aii OUI) -S@at hewspapers will be hie Pt 4 : ~~ . the beneficiaries of this years happy arrangement Th ¥ _ ; San svhi 13 : ~ fhe iaw provides for the publication of the pro- posed constitutional amendments. as contracted for ~ by Secretary of State Becker, but there is no authorit: for publishing the initiative and referendum measures at the peoples expense excepting the precedent estab- lished by Mr. Becker's Democratic predecessors. That precedent seems good enough for Mr. Becker. In anr event he is acting on it But Gov. Hvrde is not so fortunately situated During the campaien of 1920 Candidate Hyde severely condemned this illegal waste of money by Democratic Secretaries of State. who did it. he alleged. to help out Democratic editors and to grease their own personal political machines. It was * shocking exhibit of political spoils when performed by Democratic office holders and with Mr. Hrde in the Governors chair that item of graft was to be er- punged from the record Here is another opportunity for Gov. Hrde to trv out Candidate Hivdes expunger — = —— —_ _ - . _— — _ — - — a " HEADQU ARTE RS. etroit I) \"eoure , “ii . SAY, WHAT 15 A SHIP SUGBSDY AND WHAT DO | THINK ABouT iT? =". a ii a ail = — ll —— 1 Ee et yt Ala iT it ce SE TN SL AR OEE LE OE EE A OS PS ES a. St ee eee -_—_——_——e—e ee oer a ce rree. 6. de | HAS ANYBODY HERE SEEN DAUGHERTY? JUST A:‘MINUTE .. iis MIRROR ®& PUBLIC O PINIO! POST-DISPATCH Vee - ° tore ' — _ ne ta ¢ RES IDENT ALF an EI) of ne } Mat 4 ‘ bil ~ * o > ers . } eho »TTIe Ls ; rT ae ti gouette has | rneory that Mei’ a ' = 2 . . 4 wea jocomotive turns in with a broken | Js s -~ . = }, _ ™ ’ Ty + . 4 y " 1. The cab carpenter and his heipe eu Lue running board — ° ~ - ei + ‘ The sheet-metal worKe and his elpe : 7 - . x. = + see ne i] | ayy tane oll the jacket 7 nik pa ; ae +} , of what happe 3. The pipemen remove the pipe ppe , . ‘ » = . ’ a. ho: me . alneé@ * : tn 4. The machinist and helper remov-s e ; . . . 2 1 nie.e if’ mning-board bracket ‘6 . : . . e - af ow 5. the ox welder and heiper bu! ss Ti x Stayooilt ; ; rrr , ’ . ’ . -— : \~ * oo ‘ ~ > *h2 S ~ A t ihe pollierma@ser and ue.ipe ane ©u rt) . | ‘ >. if is 4 I 5 az we a " ‘ - : . : ‘ . ‘. or shea cavs T7124 - The bolilermaker and helper pu : a v« "AK «2 2 ‘ stayvbo a -T : —— — .. l- oe : . hy’ tnen Ou a uwli* $. Tue running-board. bracket is replaced ! om “ : if we actuailiv did machinist and helper a ae ' - . . ’ «7 ~ Lilie ‘ a“) 9. The running board is fastened on Dy aca - ’ LT ia? ~ 1 1 arpenter nd helper ‘tieie 7 ° = > iM = 7 ; ; hae? = atal than 1148 Vas 10. The jacket is replaced by a sheet-meta! - . ese ort . tearn worke d helper : k r and Pp | 7 penal rte Be i. 11. The pipe work is replaced b 2 pipe . Si is ) fitter and helper } — ‘ a4 ; t] nk eo ae’ read a ‘4. .* +) : > I “ ; ; | a } Mir Alfred Sa = nat aad he ZOvdc ' i\s ee. | e : out ti Pe W feo fore tne war two men ordinarily did this Wo! , 4 ale ~ i i -_ ~ tie signs for that time back. but inasmuch 4&s vA Ket o nose were also the good old days of railroa: for the occasior , — a [ lon ee bus ‘ aneerin . when the Har ,iiia = Sle = ns, : AT We ct + ‘;oulds, etc.. were making Capt. Ridd look UK¢® Turks—fortunateh 7 b +) > , «4 piker, we are unable to sare Witt hit ‘ ti " S23 SOT) a iten eri ntiment of regret as between that time anu this. At that. we are not saying this is net a One of our ent : - - + oe > ‘ hy if ‘ neluva ‘ot of men to repair a sia 0! now to tell wives - = bad . . they g£oO on Ousiness (sovernment reports say the os f Tood has have wondered about declined 4 per cent in St. Louis during the pas haps with justifi ionth They ao not tel) "ys what the litem 18. dered the, ' an bu t we suspect it is watermelo:r s. There was @ 1} @rctalism dav vrhale of a watermelon crop Is the «sovern- rnestic or private raent read\ to defend the thesis tha! wai.er- Picion #rTrters wih melons are a food? If so, we would lke to instill trust if . > - > ~~ : ? ST) « . iw . advance a couple of our two-stery disquisition by getting wives and - , . so tur nm? to. Bess iste—eay Thrasymachus and Analytixos—to de another. we may bate it with whomever the Government ma! publisher will. g- sppoint to meet them The price of nourisa- nent in St. Louis—to get rid of a term ove Telephone Operator nich there may be dispute-—is provabiy ni delay): What declining. Spelling around grocery “Stores (5 Subscriber (keen dcclinirg. according to our sign hunters, whicn t all) What may easily account for the impression at om mre ing prices also are comin down . . . . . ' onferee« First Fan | see that Outfielder W: came struck from the harbor development bill a pur- back on yesterday and won the game chase appropriation M hs - _ ° ‘ . » " ™ % > - Second Fan: Yes. I don’t think anyone has Dismal Swamp. . ~ . mA .* ; . atiiemennaaeeien on — claimed that the man who hit him with a pop OOCc*"—“ bottle was not throwing at the right mar fat, aa, : A LIZZIE | The scientist whose gas test showed the men in the Argonaut mine to be alive should be turned over to Mr. Brvran for a good lay beat- | ® . ing. > * > JE*!: Sign on a restaurant near Kansas Ci! West Side Filling Station EE: A bootDiack's sign, Olive street Shoes Shimed Without Feet 5c Extra — - FS: Some years ago ‘the following sign was put-up in our factory: Notice to Men No vere Allowed : Re. a fance me’ during a visit of ti Koehlers ‘o friends and relatives »* Gernia The bride-elect was educated at Mary Institute and Mount Vernon geminar) in Washington, D. Cc Sie was not formally presented to sa. ciety im St. Louis, but was a popular of the younger social set. Mr. von Schultz ts a nephew «ff Mrs. Henry Lackland, formerly of | at. Louis. and who has been lving) in Germany gince the death of Mr tackland séveral years ago. He eelated to the Catlin family and «4. sumber of other St. Loutsans Hie! sunt is lady in waiting to the Queen ef Saxony. The wedding will take! piace in Germany in November, and wr. von Schultz and his bride wil’) make Dresden their home. They are planning the building of a new; residence which is to be a wedding gift from one of the bride's rela tives. Mr. Koehler will go to Ger) for the wedding many Society Items | Miss Anne Farrar, daughter of vires. Bernard G. Farrar of 14 North king's highway. has cho@een Oct. 16 wa the date of her wedding to Joseph Desloge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Firmin Desloge of the Washington Hotel, The ceremony will be performed at the home of Mrs. Andrew Sproule of S175 Lindell boulevard at high noon me the Rev. Father Spencer of St. Roch's Church, and will be followed yy a breakfast. The couple will be unattended, and the guests will be Mmited to the two families and rela- rive Mr. Desloge and his bride will spend their honermoon touring if! Mexico. and upen their return will gecupy an apartment in the t-olches- ter, near Mrs. Farrar’s residence. Miss Farrar was educated at Mary institute. at Montreux in Switzer- land and in France Mr. Desioge is a gradwtiate of U& Massachusetts Institute of Technol og” During the wer he was deco- rated by the French (;overnmen with the Legion of Honor medal an received several citations for brave under fire Invitations were sent out today fe the wedding of Miss Lucy Butter. Gaughier of Mrs. Henry Stuart But- ler. of 5534 Bartmer arenue. and Raiph Foster Bixby, som of Mr. and \partments, the evening of Oct. 18, at 6 o clock at the home of the bride's mother. Miss Butler has not announced the names of memb of her Dridal party. A reception will follow the ceremony. Among th out-of-town guests will be Mra. Johr Graham Drew of New York. for meriy of St. Louis, an aunt of the bride Mr. and Mrs. August A. Busch of Grants Farm. on the Gravots road their daughter. Miss Alice Busch. the other members of the family With the exception of Mra. Drum- mond Jones, returned Monday from the Busch summer home itn Coo perttown. N. Y. The family spen the early summer in Europe. M Jones and her small daughter wil "pend the winter in Cooperstown because of the ill health of M Jones. Mr. Jones has joined t family there for a visit. but will re ‘arn to St. Louls« for the winter A most interesting and importas *Ngagetnent ts that of Mise Tsab Mauran, caughter of Mr. and John Lawrence Mauran of 46 V deventer Place, and. William V Woort Ww arren of Boston, Mase Which was announced at « dinne Siven Sunda; evening by Mr. an Mrs Mauran at their summer hom m Dublin. Mas« The date for ¢t weddaing has not been set. The wed ding Undoubtedly will be one of t most brillant of the year. M Gran if @ graduate of Mary In fate and attended Miss Porter School in Farmington. Conn.. for & a, _ ame nade her debut at im 2 reception, followed by a ‘uring her debut year she * member of the Imperial a and sire. Mavuran and : Ughters will return from Dubt have spent the suri _ beth Mauran will be mem am the bridal party to precede ymes the bride, Oct. 5, of Tho Niedringhaus Jr. ee Mrs. Daniel s Brown. and ters, Misses Sidney. Mar © Polly Rrown, are giving up t &t 5221 Washington boule Wii) leave St. Louls. Sept. IT. the & & Baltic, Sept. 3°

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_ - — me ROR 0 OPINION AND JAUSTI.C&. ring from present strike «? big organizatie of American Co of organization, would be a good one exce ood Job of organizing whic hax developed we perfect union to establi the people have nm every precaution to k It seems highly ? f American Commonwest ‘undivided support medical — Mion to prevent disease activities are of minor I the American it is not even a part ough it is nec -esearily cle fs own large endowment, Will toon begin the erect It is called the e and Public Health. peng young men and } the plan of neon’ peopl h officials bot h in the h id sanitary engineers. ion of the Panama is not to cure people AIPLING INTERVIEW. ‘ourier-Journa}l. G says somewhat beiat * with Mre, Clare she Sheridan apparently hat he didn’t say ingly quoted him as ha ye he, the bad things ® cribed to him. ot of Mra. sheridan, but® words ascribed to him “Lispeth” or “Bongs ° s Kipling all over. he lady and the tise , the lady world w! is quite sure have the better sense Mier memory). What Kudyard said, iyard ien't the first i up 72 hours after he * find out that he hes T $a wee WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1922 4) i S VIRGINIA KOFHIER ‘SHE WIL | a N GERMANY , — ent of Ferguson Resi- | dent to Former Officer in German Arm) Announced. OM Dresden, Saxony, comes in interesting story of the engage ment and approa hing marriage Miss Virginia hoehler, daugiiter rE and Mr: Max Koehler «of “on, and Hansgeorg Var a former officer in ae mn army. Miss hoehler anid te mother have been travelinas gince April. and she and her wo met during a visit of thie Koehlers to friends and relatives ii Germany. The bride-elect was educated Mary Institute and Mount Verno rin Washington, D.C. Sie was not formally presented to s glety im St. Louis, but was a popular member of the younger social set. Mr. von Schultz is a nephew Mrs. Henry Lackland, formerly of a Louis, a and who has been living in Germany since the death of Ai: Lackland several years ago. He 1: | plated to the Catlin family and (af Saxony. The wedding will tah+ mediate in Germany in November, and ¥ ill be 16 'M@r. von Schultz and his bride wi! Mrs. Irwin gre planning the building of a new the East residence which is to be a wedding Maxe thei ‘tves. Mr. Koehler will go to Ger- will take Mir and whom is (;eorge kK. Europe for Miss Anne Farrar, daughter of ing’s highway, has chosen Oct. 10 as the date of her wedding to Joseph Desloge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Firmin weradg Fue Desloge of the Washington Hotel. de} Me The ceremony will be performed at nite the home of Mrs. Andrew Sproule of this by the Rev. Father Spencer of St. of Clavton Roch’s Church, and will be followed ,,,... by a breakfast. The couple will be mons, will -—- oe oe —*— ame conte & limited to the two families and rela tives. Miss Jan Mr. Desloge and his bride will greg Gilde} yapend their honeymoon touring in .urp) occupy AN Apartment in the Colches- of yjes ter, near Mrs. Farrar’s residence. avenue. Ther Miss Farrar was educated at Mary | Institute. at Montreux in Switzer- Mies Byrd land and in France. Mrs. Thoma Mr. Desloge ig a graduate of the Washington | Massachusetts Institute of Technol- today from ORY. During the war he was dec« heen ror the rated by the French Government achoo!] last with the Legion of Honor medal and in France — Meeived several citations for brav-« TY Wagner. went /@terfire. * companied Sas Wagner has : a ‘ Invitations were sent out todav for to become Me wedding of Miss Lucy Butler. Veiled Prophet’ daughter of Mrs. Henry Stuart But- ier, of 6534 Bartmer aren ue, and Mr. and Ralph Foster Bixby, son of Mr. and of the Hamilton | Mrs. William K. Bixby of the Chase ter. Miss Annie Apartments, the evening of Oct. 19, and their son. at 6 (clock, at the home of the,turned from e- bride's mother. Miss Butler has not where they | it-of-town guests will be Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. a A. Busch of oad h summer home in Coo- ager of the i a. 23 The family spent; bail Club, has “rly summer in Europe. Mrs. ‘eate in the od and her small daughter wil! ,course, which ‘Mend the Winter in Cooperstown, t¢ adults, acc of the ill health of Mra. ment toda aS Mr. Jones has joined his the Southwestern iy there for a visit, but wil] re- American Red Miss Elberfelad 3 —_- a class of gil A most interesting and important,so far ahead to Bt. Louis for the winter. mt is that of Miss Isabel was put in x Maura at their summer home fetta as Mass. The date for the has not been set. The wed- will be one of the Mant reception, followed by a the interse ‘& membe they have spent the summer, mained the 4 ee Jr. Danie! S. Brown, and her family vault Misses Sidney. Mariorie Brown, are givine up their eter) 5221 Washington boulevard t leave S:. Louis, Sept. 27, to the 5. S. Baltic, Sept. ‘30 for Svecie! to th 7mpanied by Mias Marion noa, Sept . Perry of the St. Regis Sept. 15. heon tomorrow at the | Cape Town; ae ly to announce the'Alires ey hs ivy 4 — it Ci ae BOSTON M. MISS ISABEL number of other St. Louisans. His engagement Mi gunt is lady in waiting to the Queen [I win's business There "make Dresden their home. They from they honeymoon irip, Pitt from one of the bride's rela Menzenuwerth Passession ii part many for the wedding. ment in the a Lindell boulevards ; . at ut Jon " Society Items St. Regis pages tee . ! Z¢ | \A } Bernard G. Farrar of 14 Nort! * re. G. F ' the steamship heen abroa Denvir’s duug school $176 Lindell boulevard at high noon Mr. and Mrs daughter, unattended, and the guests will be pore park ~¢> sho + iietnenrupearesmegmetll Mexico, and upon their return will of Miss Au ‘turn Bloodworth. ent Michigan, announced the names of members Bloodworth's ‘ot her bridal party. A reception will, Benoist will be : follow the ceremony. Among the event of earls Francois important nuptial ed '’s Farm, on the Gravois road. Vaughter of “hid” Basec- daughter, Miss Alice Busch, and ball Manager, Gets other members of the family, ally Given Mm the exception of Mrs. Prum- Ruth Elberfeld. Jones, returned Monday from a daughter of “K old, . man- Rase.- headquaters there of villainess. per- As for the bundle of blankcts bringing | which represented a baby, we knew vards | from the beginning that it was just andia fake, but so was the play different ways, HMHEYWoOoD BROUN. Gaughter of Mr. and Mrs.'the extraordinar Lawrence Mauran of 46 Van- formed in the Place, and. Wiiliam Van in a 160-pound Warren of Boston. Mass.,| through the Was announced at a dinner handling him in fou! evening by Mr. and according to 't NICHOLAS R. WALL, 59, DIES moet briltine of the year. Miss Insurance Mabe Paralytic Mauran is « graduate of Mary Insti. Stroke About Stiended Miss Porters Nicholas R. Wall, ington, C Conn., for iwo insurance man Made her debut at a Pierce Building, her debut year she be-/and the Clayton & member of the Imperial andi p. m., yesterday, fF of the Junior League. paralytic strok: and == Mrs. Mauran and their days ago He Will return from Publin. eral moths Oo 2. Miss Isabel and Mi&s took no active been Mauran wiil be members retired for severa! l party to precede Miss He is survived ®en to the altar when she ‘wo daughters the bride, Oct. 5, of Thomas and Mrs. Jean d, an} Proposal for Pensions for the Persons Over 70. > al. By the Assoctated Press road JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., Sept. 20 2:40 in preparation for possible fur . ther efforts to obtain favorabie tion by the Constitutional Conven tion on a provision for the pension- a ing of the aged, Joseph B. Shannon |of Kansas City, a delegate to thre ieonvention, has obtained, through Charles W. Fear, supervisor of 1°, and Services wil] 1) the be held at the residence m. tomorrow. (“eme | Steanhio oT They will land in Liverpoo! NEW YORK. tour the continent. They | Steamers, due — away a year. They | Fouthempten. ferengaria, should be equipped with power ‘5 (ge-!| provide a pension not to exceed $20 Naples, a month for persons more than [70 De Maughter of Mr. and Mrs.'|Sept. 11; Santa . Outgoing, sail Monroe, Pivmouth ry Menzenwerth Sr. of 'Santcamon. Constantinonle: » Regis Apartme ‘nis will give | Teneriffe and Country Club, in honor! Danzig: East Side, hter, Mra. Gene Irwin, | singfors: Fort - Amelia Menzenwerth, Sixaola, Kingston The party was in-| Dryden, Rio The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of, the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. .s BABY IN “ITS ABOY" IS MERELY FALSE FRONT | | About Extravagant Young Couple in New York. By Leased Wire From the New York a of the Post- ame Nk YORK, Sept. 20. It's a Bey,” a comedy by Williant Anthony | MeGuire, was presented at the Sa} Mf. Harris Theater last night by Sain ii. Harris, | The problems of the first year of parenthood might readily be’ basis of an interesting drama. os tensibly thie is the theme of Me- Guire’s } . mattcr of the Cl id serves » «io Little mo} ‘than turnhish'’ a ilse front to conceal a most conventional play concerning the young couple who come to New York and spend more money (han they have. We are beginning to won- der whether there is no such thing As extravagance beyond the city liin- ts. We have ar impression that people GO manige to go broke, « ‘ in quite sanall communities K.ven the problem of extrava is treated by MeGuire according to . : tT) + 7 , > a the accepted formula. With most : age us, the budget worry has nothing o1 earth to do with diamond bracel will] ot , : A Wiyv doesn't somebody write a drama fron Airs. about the clash between the house- 1 tney ‘holder and milk and coal dealers and doctors and dentists” MeCiuliees and has been hardly more than 1 ‘er ent honest in regard to anys prowv- lem which he has touched in his st» ee ry of the young persons who lea, '* | Carbondale and are wrecked in New Mrs York. n As to Babies. ave A real baby play would tor. We also thougnt Millicent Hianley Was most persuasive is the ——— ee ee ed | Play ls Most Conventional One. Post-Dispatch Radio Broadcasting Station K SD Daily Schedule: On 485 Meters At 8:40, 9:40, 10:40, 11:40, 12:40, 2:40, 4:00 ———-® ting of the opening prices, and closing quotations of grain market, live U. S. Dept. of Agri- pt ke al and New York New York stocks. money market: pouitry butter market: metale market news bulletins 8 p. m.—400 Meters program by talented sing- short addresses and tures Details announced ba s Post-Dispatch Wednesday Evening by members of tha nasi! 7 Musical SoTo;re Stevens-Bacon.,. com- ianiste: Thelin a Hayman, lille Cook, pianist lor. Park J. White of Julie Stevens-Racon iri State Song Nan S Hi: r) if ‘ }? \-Flat ( ne ? =e Cook ad ina Nio ‘ | | =sfeve ~ } ’ liavman NA ri } inn x dor Fatal Ve j lia Dia] kK a ? ibis ~ I Whi i’ = humar i ‘ Wow sky lligt = Iman Miss ¢ J aire _ , s-Ha 1 ne lal rstanri Yo tf ‘ | 2 i \I ‘ 7: Pia Letters From K S D Listeners :-: (MUSICA SORORITY TO. PRESENT KS D PROGRAN ate eee Mu Phi Epsilon Members Will Give Radio Concert—St. Louis Singers Heard. Members of the local chapter of + the Mu Phi Epsilon, a musical sor- ority, will present the program to be broadcast from Radio Station K S D this evening Those taking part in the program will be Julie Stevens- sacon, composer-pianiste; Thelma Hayman, contralto: and Lucilk ook, pianiste. A large part of the program will be made up of Mrs. Bacon's compositions and the con. cert will be of more interest on that account. Last evening two-St. Louis singer were heard by those listening in on the K S D concert. The well-known St. Louis baritone, B. Ee. Lemon, presented two groups of songs, the first group operatic selections, and the second group “just songs.” In the latter was the Harry Lauder favorite, ‘“‘Roamin’ in the Gloamin’,” and a negro dialect ditty. “The Preacher and the Bear.” which was highly descriptive. Both these were rendered with so much “expression that it was easy to visualize the'! Scenes described. In his first group | Lemen sang the seldom heard ‘“‘Fare- well’ of Valentine to nis sister. Mar-. Ruerite, from Gounod's opera, “Faust.” His presentation of this exacting aria was exquisite and re- vealed the splendid quality and un- usual range of his beautiful voice. Mrs. Lemen, who accompanied her! husband's songs, added much inter- est and enjoyment to the program , /, , i by the rendition of a group of piano | numbers which she played with beautiful effect. The othe: singer of the evening was Mrs. Blanche Hamilton, a young coloratura soprano, new to St. Louis. This vocalist warbled through some of the greatest arias of operat ic literature with an ease that was. most pleasing. Virs. Lucille Maiers assisted Mrs. Hamilton as acconi-'! panhist. Presbyterian Minister Dies. Associated Prees NEW YORK, Sept. 20. The Rey. | . - lor. Jesse C. Bruce, 76 vears old, field ecretary of the Presbyterian Board of Church Erection, died from heart disease yveste ‘day in the Fifth ave) ue offices of the board. “* = HUGH EARNEST Lawrence, Kan. owr ceore ‘ts tine cig. land clear re & Battery ("© hy MEINERTZ, Lawrence, Kan Larcdo, Tex. station s concert last enjoyed same very much, rv distinectiv and vour fim [ think this cord as I am only no aniplification and about 15 feet higna tone WwiTe) Laredo, Tex. Alexis, Il. receiving your pro- have been O k, AND MeVAY. Alexis. I1]1. Detroit, Mich. ou in for the basen.) ight You Came in FRANK L. ELLIS, et., Detroit, Mich. Adrian, Mich. ;are heard here nearly Modulation good, To tell us if announcer man Receiving ap- of three-circuit re \e with one-stage LISWANGER Adrian, Mich : OCEAN STEAMERS. UN. Y. —Plymouth—Havre—Paris France... » oft. 2 Oct. 13 Nev; Sf Paris. Oct. 4 Nov. 1 Nev. es Rechambeau wet. 19 Nev. 23 Jan. 10 NEW YORK—HAVRE—PARIS La Bourdonnais. Sept. 28 Nov. % Dee. 7 Lafayette sept. 30 Oct. Ss Chicago. Het. 5 ae tN La Tovuraine Oct. 11 Oe@wm 2? Jan. 1: La Lorraine. wet 214. . a la Savole. Oct, 21 Nov. 18 & Dec. 3a Roussillon.......Oct. 26 Dee, 27 . N. Y.—Vigo (Spain) Bordeaux Niagara Oct. 19 Nev. 23 Dec, 28 NEW ORLEANS—HAVRE De LaSalle .. Nov, 10 For full details, consult the French Line | Agent in your city or write to : COMPANY'S OFFICES ; ERE I an 219 N. Tenth &t.. St. Louis. Freight: Webster Bid«.. ( hicago. JOINT SERVICE WiTr? HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE TO PLYMOUTH. BOULOUNE | HAMBURG By New Amsestene-Viag 4teamers Reliance.....Oct. 3 Nov. 1 Resolute ....Oct. ‘wt Nov. 14 TO HAMBURG DIRECT Sailings Thursday. by the form lar qc — Clay. Mount Cares rell, Mount Clin ansa, Bay Wuerttemberg, with spe@a!l cabin improved third clase accommodations UnNtrrep AMERICAN LINES, INC. 154 West Randolph St.. Chicago. or Local Agents. 96 MEN, 73 WOMEN IN STATE WHO ARE OVER 100 YEARS OLD Statistics Campined With View to compilation of statistics for the See retary of State, from William Stew.- ‘art. directors of the Bureau of Cen- sus for the United States, figures showing the numbers of aged per- eons in Missourl!l Shannon souzgz! on Aug. 29 to gain the approval wo! the convention, then sitting as a committee of the whole, to consider a committee report Hie submitted i propos: 7 that the Legislatu “@ \ ANOTHER VICT ORY FOR GENNETT BE THE FIRST TO GET THIS RECORD On Sale at All Complete Music Departments There’s a Gennett Dealer in Your Neighborhood CONNORIZED MUSIC CO. 1236 OLIVE ST. CALL ME. BACK, | PALO’ MINE Santiago, years old, provided that these had lived at least 25 years in the Stace President immediately preceding the granting of the pension to them. Burutu, The figures for Missouri, derive. ‘ Swatzi. from the 1820 census, follow: ‘— anu Number—Age Periods Male Female ret years nm) | and over 5,3 H4 oR liel- ~* to 74 veare of age 77,626 T5 BS4 _ ; TS to 78 years of age Ly .027 46.4534 "|RO to 84 years of age 7.472 7 940 A to 90 years of age ~ 649 3.181 uenos +4 to 04 years of age ...... aon 772 Bu no ia te ao veare or are eee @ 1n7 1°” 100 years of age .. —s - =A rt tS at « a ae oe oe - or —_ a tt Balt Dae ART NEEDLEWORK Special Sale for Tomorrow BAG ore AND CHAINS, SCISSORS—SPECIAL Jacob Mange © Son Art Needlework, Embroidery and Hosiery Shop os Washi ee ee i i Me ie! sr NALS SSS Sa oe — - re oe te Oe Bat Belt Bee at haat Boon oe oo T ape 25% Discount ~ ~~ emer o.oo SSS The modern 3 painless .% method | of removing BROWNS-YANKS GAMES—WONDEREUL MUSLIVE, NE ; ' Wateh OLIVE. NEAR GRAND . INITIAL WEEK Cook rh , SHUBERT VAUDEVILLE ™ o% and N. , & Winter Garden the Announce- Cameo Revue Eskimo’ NO ADV ANCE IN PRIC ES Midnight Rounders’’ | a - . yrightageiedapbiahiga __ ment | laxy of fun-makera, in- +s Try , “Hara al | Last Times “Tod: ay “MONTE ( ‘RISTO } & DALE GREEN & BLYLER Jack Strouse | : sean Ve . Cordet avey a” j ene ee a ae ~ola Chalf C@in Cc ola Chalfonte nia mn Cameron | Most Opulently Endowed § So- A Bewitching Beauty Chorus AMUSEMENTS — P TWO SHOWS DAILY 8:15 i Lad ate: “ ciety lay Ever Shown he FER, b+ and 50c. Evenings— in St. Louis AMEFiCal ss S€2 —— — recs COLUMBIA *: “Rich Men’s Wives” Beg aS Cp ats No ll A. M.—Centinueus Dail: —ll F Tae Seantsh/Wiseind “Sedeles Gaindh BILLY DOSS Has gar 8 WA PB. telda << Adelina COHAN’S COMEDTANS, Liarvard, Holt & Kendrick “OBR ea act. |DELMONTE Nighta, Kic- $2.50. Popular Matinees Wednesday « ant Saturday. 60c-§$2 THEATER VIOLA DANA in “THEY LIKE "EM ROTOR” | Baseball Today Ruth Folan® 10th “Timber Queen” ahem ‘SS PARK ah 4 Bro WHS | WS. ’ ashin nid printed 91,566 FOR SALE “Wants” | GAME STARTS AT 3 P. M. —65,341 more than the THREE | /" 45 Entire Change of Arn, gor on Av. I ox and Reserved Seats on Sale at Stick-' Other St. Louis newspapers COM- | eveln an**, 2 | TUE UE UL LULL ee Lee Lee <§ — Cigar Co.. 400 Olive n BINED. r. CHILDREN alas 4 and Other Sereen Novelties. Superb American Tenor _ Joseph Sheehan a Ty During 1921, the POST-DISPATCH | 15— Artists—15 Unparalleled Popularity of the | * | And His Celebrated Company of —

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» Sad ~ oe OEP — = os =. - & pn AO ee Oe greene — rly ~~ ~- on . . o Tat a “G- 16 | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the iapaemmas OREN ace 2. en ont 1m Ge ce, ‘ EN TLR EE TT A a . = c . : Oe iN ESDA Times Combined. . SR 26, meme - — = — oe ae a b:, Be si ia . r bb 2 a eaten ne a “a hea . Fi: . 3 * “4 roo PER CENT MORE CI ° i than those in any Other § Ks. fe ; 3 . " q ——— Gunday Post-Dispa | Advertisers Receive TO Volunteer Reporters of the Interesting, Humorous Inciden AGAIN Offered FREE to Boys by the POST-DISPATCH With summer “static” K S D—Post-Dispatch Broadcasting Station—One of Most Powerful in Nation : ~ One of the great treats in store for owners of “Jewel” Receiving Sets is the “listening 5 3@ leaving the all, the in” for K § D (Post-Dispatch) concerts, lectures, etc. | BB. canvosarep anuetions. K S D programs have been heard over a wide area, including every State in pean! yet ste the United States and in five Canadian Provinces, Cuba and Mexican ports. Tho i oo ei of enthusiastic messages have been received, telling of the enjoyment afforded by the ex-§ #% cellent programs that have gone out from K S D studio. s _ Your “Jewel” set will detect and deliver from the air, at your will, the great Fall and ! Winter programs now planned for K S D broadcasting. , ee ye 1 ey: 7 7 a ae Se ” ») ” ew —m— | paIR O° DICE LOsT. I saw a woman put some ome’ oa in her por ket book ane«d ; Dp i pai WW ef dice J. FISCHER 4042 Gratiot st e ba j A TITAN'S METHOD. 3 ? saw a man sitting on his por 4 winding a small alarm clock with i wrench about ! ine! BEATRICE RULMI’P 4915 Magnolia avenue POR A BE ERAGE - This morning i saw : | lighter picking dandeiions petwee stops Hie had almest a haif-bushe basket full. HARRY ©. PLOERTZE 3831 Marine avenue A «Hast ¢ @#Tic STORY. \ fr 1 aie , a i Te > . . -~ 4 ee rN ‘ ’ y ae Oy hse 7 : With Every “Jewel” |} Outfit We Will Include jf Free. Accessories Antennae andground } wire, insulators and } lightning} arresters.” | Installing” fi this complete equipment is af boy’s own job. | Prepare now to tell your friends # of the thrills of “Listening In” or” expect the recital of their thrills—_ for the number of Radio enthusiasts #j grows amazingly! 4 soon be here. Thousands of boy radio enthusiasts will want these Free Receiving Sets 4 ’ PG ye rs . 2% Pri te it sive: '. h 4 uae * > id while only hun- nes ete pa tga RE dreds are available. ON — \ ie To be among the for- ‘ta a | F, tunate ones you should read this offer carefully and— RUSH YOUR ENROLLMENT BLANK TO THE POST-DISPATCH) wesc» Get Ten New Subscriptions to the POST-DISPATCH Here Are the Requirements—Read Carefully: | and earn. a “Jewel” Set—complete with necessary 10 subscriptions are required—each for 6 months. No extra Offer is open only to boys who are not identif ed credit for yearly subscriptions. or distribution of the POST-BISPATOH, and who reside wi accessories for installation. New subscriptions are required—from persons not now read- cartier delivery limits, including East St. Louis, Belleville, C ing the Daily POST-DISPATCH, whether purchased from City, Venice and Madison, in Illinois; and Kirkwood, W This is an opportun e tim e t 0 soli ° - - newsboy or newsdealer, or delivered by carrier. Groves, Florissant, Valley Park and Maplewood in Missouri. Sat 1e1t subscriptions Dail subscriptions are required. No credit allowed for oS for the POST-DISPATCH among your friends and nei gh- om cate ef tee ete No epmmemeratiieatses i vnsscnicaste mts , : subscriptions are required. e investigate the : nin eee rave pow ged returned from Summer © jcirme a: sais sihasa Sromes | Ach eenciow fr ng Jem Rtn meatal Stier Voy ue Ordered delivery of favorite HomeDelivered mite rent oe | Leseah ae at ene ee a newspapers. You can promise them the greatest — seritz sper se! ceo te iis kas tees | Tin or tender orders from perso’ whe sew seal af | this offer. This makes necessary a definitely restricted area, ; Gaily POST-DISPATCH—whether purchased from a newsboy, SeWS{ © newspaper value in this field. Youtakesubscriptions =i crt Br ser satin ee ees . . N THE NORTH BY C AY. T am not identified in any way with the sale or at the regular subscription rate—50 cents a month a ge ay cHOUTEAD av. , MEd cl . for Dail ; except Sunday, issu es. BY THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. Pena aa tt 8 sac ergoen —— Carrier Will Collect Moathly—You Pay Nothing—Collect Nothing POST-DISPATCH Circulation Dept.: aT a, | a Rey => aaa LL LEI A RNAS Ee me ee Qp~ aes amen 4 . ; s aoe eer meme _ . 3 i rte: ae : : ; op cee Ae Wes mr a ee 4 2 bee ; x 2 ode “Ie 4 " a xt. se ed ; ,> “

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day Post-Dispatch ertisers Receive PER CENT MORE CITY CIBCULATION those in any Other St. Louis Newspaper. : PART TREE =F , il hehe + ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - —————e —_—_———_. ee reenter ee ae a en ee A re 7 MEY Ge a AN 0 a SPORTS, MARKETS, WANTS, REAL’ ESTATE : : . a4 ow : Seeeeteeeereretee eetec a0 eee #a« “se ee tee **~. sae? * , _ LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EV ENING, SEPT EMBER 20, 1922. "WHAT DID TODAY? ow YOU, JEE —_—_—_— Wolunteer Reporters 7 rl ES—— ell the Post-Dispatch What Did You See Today? What Did You See of News Interest, and How TT TS ea A A A small boy with her, who was carry- ing out the “safety first”’ principles taught him in school. JOHN REID, 642 Post pl., FE. St. Louis | PARKED HER PALMS. One afternoon as I was sitting in '| the show a young lady came in and sat down beside me. Soon after a young man came in and sat down the street to Harrison School. youngster screams his loudest. MRS. H. T. WRIGHT, 4126 Green Lea niace. DRINKS THE SUNSHINE. As I was going to school one morning on a Bellefentaine Baw a boy trying to drink out of a Bun dial. LLOYD EVANS, 3400 Wy repens street. ™ | 89TH DIVISION REUNION IN OMAHA Attendance of 3000 Expected at Sec- ond Annual Fvent. By the Associated Press. OMAH A, Neb., Sept. £0. apres eterans Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas, Missour!, Ari- zona and New Mexico began to ar- rive in Omaha for the second annual division reunton last night. - It is expected that 3000 men will be in at- tendance. Gen. Thomas G. Hansen. San South Dakota, Colorado, | "PAGES 17—282 a a Francisco, president of the War do - ciety of the Ejighty-ninth; @. 38. Schoolfield, vice-president, Ke City: W. E. Grimes, Kansas > treasurer, and Frank E. Samuel, peka, Kan., are the officers wh@ will be present at the reunion tha§ wll continue Thursday and el - LES tages Presently he reached ; He held JUDGE HELD ON LIQUOR CHARGE 1¢#Nn 1@ She re- the perfor- _.of the Interesting, Unusual and Often uate: oa aon ca Al conde ber, * and took her-~ hand. es Stor | over ang Humorous Incidents Chey Encounter. , Briefly? it all through several acts. . without saying a word. mained until the rest of mance Was over. Lawyer of Gary. tnd: Also Taken— seen $25. 000 Each. By lated I?) ess ALLENE HOPE G TAR oa “Ind.. Se pt. 20.— William 4700 Washington bou! Dunn, City Judge of Gary, Ind., and POST-DISPATCH mele x) ee T TWwiG ~T Gary, were taken into custody by rHE TWIG IS BENT. Federal agents yesterday in connec- Almost every day since schoo! be-. tion with alleged violations of the The 0 T- p “he POQST-DISPATCH gan I have seen a young mother! prohibition law. | holding a little boy by the wrist. Bonds for the two were fixed at will pay $1.00 for each: ttem printed. ~ draging him about two blocks down! $25.000 each. From Our Loan , | left ee Write a Few Lines Above It to the another friend and myself went to mouey the " paAIR 0” DICE LOST. a, Peaw &@ woman put some tn | cemetery to see the burial. We “jp her pocketbook and drop a pair had some difficulty in finding the a of dice. J. FISCHER grave but finally came upon a new 4042 Gratiot st ily dug grave and “rough box.” A hy mans hat lay on the box. Suddenly a A TITAN'S METHOD. the lid began tuo rise slowly and we _, Leaw @ man sitting on his porch began to run We looked back as | winding « small alarm clock with @ we ran, and saw red-faced - plumber's wrench about 15 inches, man peer from the box: We picked jong. up courage to go back. The man | BEATRICE RUMP pat 4015 Maenolia avenue cer Armstrong's Linoleum for Every Floor in the House a big, De and told us We as he got out of thie box nad frightened him as much Al ] he was ——— had frightened us. lie sais —— init Address “What Dia Yos|! FORA BIL. VL RAC ey Lhe Rrave aigge JZ and had decided to 5 a see’” Editor. St. Louts i Department ’ This morning 1 saw a citys | » take little rest, when suddenly he | |’ POST-DISPATCH | SPARKLING WITH lighter picking dandelions between awakened and heard us talking. He He had almost a half-bush-« the mourners, and basket full. could get out —$—_ y \ ALL THE COLORS . HARRY ©. PLOETZE, without frightening anyone. OF THE RAINBOW 3831 Marine avenur MISS LILLIAN BERG 4942 Rosalie street thought we were wondered how he in Nation > * e “listening ‘ cents one day and to even it up pavs 18 cents the next ADDLED vans seer R. H. WELSH, heard a “CARBONATED ABLUTIONS. ,: Towa man washing his han State in Swith red soda pop. whic! le. ps - obligingly poured | from a bottle Rect.’ otis ousands ey de 3. FP ING} ‘?) ents VA ith the rem irk. :. 6430 Cabanne avenue is cents y Sterday. The clerk told Ci T)Tiy IS ave i by the ex- an order eight exx2- clerk. He paid 1 os Paid \ «> a friend | ) ’ ore i*?é ry 60 Years GANGMW AY. in Business WALKER’S 722 MN ae JEWELRY AND LOAN CO. this man bought eight ,@Ze8s a carrying a ironing boar of which hung a sn all rere Obably placed the: With price would be 17 1-3e eZos at 26 cents a dove rea! Hepavs lantert A GHOST STORY. A A tiene eee led a fe A : x 7 ae S : F gt: ‘ i 7 ty _ gpa . he it ie pfs ia ti ame t: re say a ieseh ME ty: ‘ . ieesiits : : it RE bi rite it ‘int 3 i ; ) : ; Ri Fe spetcite 5: 33: a Weiss tet onde: iif: di bodes eh Nise i rags nis : Hiaelst IN YOUR OFFICE q | TOP for just a minute near where the stefiog- r 7 E | raphers are working. 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= «-. ~o ~ 4 Bn arte, Le | ee a i tained at any drug store. It like eold cream. 18 ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH LOO The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. WEDNESDAY, | EMBER 20, 19% —— Twenty-five years ago © But the » already launched a determined offensive against the world-wide “4 The war is being fought on three continents, — x et ¥ + + Pee geo By ROBERT HERRICK oy A Novel of a Modern Woman’s Search for Freedom Begins in October — Now on Newsstands ILLA was conscious of the man’s face * thought, but she did not want to —— _ er 1n Dis. honesty, as he kissed her lips and face passi ; ‘‘T wanted him to doit. Itmay be wrong, but] want him to kiss me.” . . . Lambert seemed immensely relieved by this frank sharing of responsibility. ‘You are an awful good sort, Lilla!” he said, trying to put his arm about her and draw her tohim. She drew back stubbornly, looking at him asif ~ she were reading his man’s soul like a wide-open ~ book. Then without further words she rose and — threaded her way through the underbrush. ¢ ia is Champeenship Wrastling Match * Jason Flop—the Memphis Choker . >. . ~ Resalie Aubyn, born into that man- 4 British world over which, by irony of history,.-a nice old Ger- n lady presided. discovered early life that the whole fabric of the rried state rests on woman's res- , tion. Her earliest apprehension ‘ ed her the whole world revolv- about her father at least once 24 hours But she did not set her- f ‘against conventions hi »itery her sex. She merely desired a " us for herself, without seeking change the established order of which was a tenuous distinc- | She succeeded, paid dearly for | success, and “came home” again | late That in 1922 such a theme is still | rded as “fruitful” or “pregnant” feminine clubs and conventictes ves Hienrik Ibsen and his tribe to ve lived largely in vain for the. neraireaderess. Still, the writer is | ff iviieged to reopen the old tassue. anges in the social conscience e through the formulation of ex- ence broadening from precedent precedent. Mr. Hutchinson winds up his. eme with a conservative senti- | Appraising the “new free- “tn the light of an arbitrary set Gata, he averts his eye from the | ressful muddle of his century to; means of grace offered to man- d nearly 2000 years ago in Pales-| It seems to have escaped his | tien that for nearly 2000 years |, ardor has embraced Chris- » Yet strenuously rejected gov- by its principles. 7 “This Freedom” begins on a note)’ is rather high, soon falls into a meod, and then descends un- giy to the register of : tragedy. Rosalie Aubyn was bred amid ihe tes domi of an eatypteaty Vicarage. Her father. once ler at Cambridge, pays in pov- and weariness of spirit the pen- of an unpremeditated double © mortale into holy orders and matrimony, contributing to the ¥y atmosphere of his house thunder of much euphuistic or miocutory profanity. Rosalic’s er was a self-effacing saint © usual difference between ..¢ y of the mar. The man releves tragedy by shouting and smarh- things, once by hurling a becf-! through the alr—the womar ecy is Itke those horrors and do not remember: she knew that her life was a treg~- “Tour father knows best,” her ready-made maternal sooth- ‘yrup. The eldest daughter to suicide when the reverend “familias shut her off from he Possible avenue to life. lie escapes from the domestiz m to the ostentatious of a rich and vulgar aunt. , boarding school = %© infect her with its tirus Sts sudden direction '® “Lombard Street.” : ~ business thrilled Rosalie BP rious things of science ful things of art will thr ~ She

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ack te NESDAY, SER 20, 1922. organiza- ced, have orld-wide ontinents. st of the October. e ‘ ch for Freedom tands face bending to escape, she escape. She 0k her in his. with a strange, Ce passionately. ne but I want ned immensely responsibility. Lilla!” he said, lraw her to him. ng at him as if ike a wide-open Is she rose and took The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star aad the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH New Books and Those V/ho Write Them Conducted by Dr. Otto Heller, Professor of Modern European Literature in Washington University m,’’ by A. S. M. Hutchinson, Despite Some | “Faults aud Shortcomings, Is a Powerful Book Be- ‘wanse of Its Artistic Karnestness, Its Masterful ‘Characterizations and Y OTTO HELLER. , od ee A. SS... M. (Little, Viown & ©) success . the phenomenal , Winter Comes,” Mr. Hutch new book was awaited on ¢ of expectation. Al! rea- anticipations are bow ful- 4 the distance between per- d perfection has neither nor diminished. The one ob- flaw upon the work is sure to its popularity. the enmesh- of the piot in a proposition to tained by argument makes for the critica! windmills and to literary conversazione. down to skeletal nakedness, peroine’s roblem is the ancient | tem ia between Happiness Vocation, presented in the guise versus Freedom. It is a in which the principals have gince the dice are two ~ loaded against them. the van of Hutchinson's second progress appear the “‘lead- critics whose flow of praise is ly harnessed by the publish- Prof. William Lyon Phelps ficates: “This book grappies one of the greatest social prob- ss of our time and Hutchinson's jon is the only possible solu- " Also Miss Heloise ©. Hersey es the “here at last’ key of ac- on. “Let those who would the truth as to the future task women read this book. Let those would save women from the re of ‘tnis freedom’ read it » and again.” Thus Mr. Hutch- on, who ie a splendid writer, but rdly an authorized forecaster of weather, has bolstered up h his prestige the venerable thesis swoman should stay at home. In Freedom” two of the noblest ever wedlocked in book cov- come to grief in obedience to a mne conclusion. For all that be- the children, the blame goes the mother for persevering in her ~ ie Aubyn, born into that man- British world over which, bv irony of history, a nice old Ger- lady presided, discovered early p life that the whole fabric of the state rests on woman's res- Her earliest apprehension her the whole world revolv- about her father at least once iMhours. But she did not set her- f against conventions inhibitory ber sex. She merely desired a for herself, without seeking i@iange the established order of which was a tenuous distinc- Bhe succeeded, paid dearly for ®iccess, and “came home” again late. “That in 1922 such a theme is still raed ag “fruitful” or “pregnant” feminine clubs and conventicies Henrik Ibsen and his tribe to lived largely in vain for the ralreadéress, Still, the writer is vileged to reopen the old issue. | in the social conscience | through the formulation of ex- ace broadéning from precedent ) precedent. ©. Hutchinson winds up his With a conservative senti- ng the “new free- in the light of an arbitrary set f data, he averts his eye from the muddle of hie century to Means of grace offered to man- Dearly 2000 years ago in Pales- It seems to have escaped his men that for nearly 2000 years ardor has embraced Chris- yet strenuously rejected gov- by its principles. . = Freedom” begins on a note . high, soon falls into a ny, says Gerhart | Meod, and then descends un- for October, is not ingly to the register of in the land of tragedy. ha. There is Aubyn was bred amid ihe tes domi of an untyrpical id Walt Whitman. t’s International. eBetter Wife Jouverneur Morris ne of the four at novels now ling it takes more “mere mystery pba er Vicarage. Her father. once! at Cambridge, pays in pov- 'ef an unpremeditated double , contributing to tne atmosphere of his houscho!d thunder of much euphuistic or “ty profanity. Rosalic’'s Was & self-effacing sain‘. difference between tie tragedy by shouting and smasrh- things, Once by hurling a beef-! ®°: the air—the womar's ie those horrors we wm and do not remember; she that her life was a trog- “Your father knows best,”’| ® maternal sooth- in The eldest daughter was to suicide when the revere: . shut her off from ler —_ avenue to life. S8capes from the domesti> mm to the ostentatious patron- _S Tich and vulgar aunt. A, __ a boarding school : her with its virus cf ‘ excessively orderly. Sudden direction from ) “Lombard Street.” Hence- thrilled Rosalic as things of ecience or I things of art will thiill resovied to be what a Rosalie was not man- the Melodious Flow of Its -_—— a a ‘schools for their children, and everything. “Ask Miss Rosalie.” Minally, she wins for herself position as a lgilliant financiel, “the only woman banker’’; a man’s place, a mans part, everything that a man by conventional dowry is given. She has uttained her ideal “Status,’’ and liajips. Then love comes to her, most ab- ruptiy. Harry Occleve was perfect in every Way-—a gentleman aux bouts .@S ongies, without spot or blemish; and incideimtally the most promising of rising barristers. Their betrothal came ata blow, with no single inti- mate thing ever before passed be- tween them, Harry shared [osalie’s new view of marriage and was willing that her business career should not be inter- rupted. Although he was making inoney fast, he generously permitted tis wife to contribute to the upkeep of the establishment. While, despite every concession made, Rosalie had a terrible presentiment that by her imarriage all her life’s habit was de- livered over to betrayal, her experi- ence proved that love is not incom- |patible with freedom. She would show that mnotherhood as beautifully could be joined to the pursuit of lib- | erty. There came three children (the 'third after some resentment of its coming), and it all worked splendid- iv. Rosalie was a loving wife. a lov- ing mother. Her home was a perfect home for all its inmates. but we know that by the author's fell purpose the theory of the com- patibility of Love with Freedom has 1» 7 blasted. The wifely, the motherly sympathies are grad- ually dried up by business. Business, we are given to understand, is soul- killing. Isn't that, now, because it iS man-made? It used to be said of politics, too; and the women were expected to ptt a soul into politics. Why not into business? Mr. Hutchinson being committed to show that women cannot marry and still keep on in their career— an oOldish and pretty decrep#t notion long stultified by the facts—shatters Kosalie’s theory by dynamiting the happiness of all her people. The children are brought up by a freakish emissary of the “new edu- c; . ona cegime o. rkeusyvii No airy. tales i” Biblical stories. notn- ing but the stark truth. (Children must never be punished A naughty child is an unhappy child. ‘1 am here to be harp is the iirst know!- edge to i:ix in children. ! would ask in all fairness: Must children go to the bad if their mother is a howling success in business”? l happen to know a. big lady politician whose +gons are grown, vet never have been tn jail. Why couldn't the same hap- pen to mothers in commerce and finance”? ! + . . tiarry Occleve was sincere upon. the principle of matrimonial equal- ,ity, and in the course of eleven years had proved his sincerity. Yet as time went on Harry verified Rosalie’s contention that not women, but men, marry for a home. He ‘pleads for a home for himself and the children. “Well, then, Harry, give yourself a home. I will not sacrifice myself for the children.” That constitutes Rosalie’s tragical ; Her punishment is that the chil- dren, reared without a mother’s sac- rifice, are different from other chil- | dren. Their difference consists in i'their indifference. Only the young- their parents’ affection. And their character disintegrates fatally un- der the jerks and tugs of modern educational demoralization, to which the war puts the finishing touch. of the war. When “Huggo" comes home on vacation a confirmed rationalist at (12 or” thereabouts, Rosalie takes ithe nursery. came direct from the womeniscient Ww. L. George. Inevitably, husband and wife have. drifted asunder. When Huggo is. expelled from school, Harry prefers the charge direct. “Get me a home —get that boy a home. That's what's | caused this.”’ + ce With a melodramatic swiftness that contrasts rather abruptly with wi wee sneennied a “manly girl.” Ok | of this age! mother of the woman. enthusiast developed . ess Organizer. We wr 688 private secretary 9 eccentric, humor- for futile cor- and turning it to m. Later she makes her- — to Mesers. Fields & ehe conducts an in- . u. finding houses x eee tor the bankers’ clients, The diction is without the pose est, her “Benji,”” has love for her. | The elder two are unresponsive *o | the precedent tempi of the narra-! tive, the cataclysm is chronicled. The incorrigible jiuggo gets into scrape after scrape, and Harry has- in the Contribution Box tens his downfall by forgiving him time after time. Huggo lands in ROOK which: can be rec- prison; later, to reform, in Canada. | A ommended to music study Simultaneously, oda—Rosalie al-| clubs as well as to the individual ways said all men are cats—goes ‘o the cats. Dies of an abortion at 18. In her delirium she moaned many posers, Harriette Brow names—she never once said mother.+ storv. “Lives of Master Musi Benjamin, the hope of the house cians.” (Stokes.) { ais Wi kills himeelf for shame of his familv. “2 composers from Only the home of Francis Joseph | of Austria Knew a completer asso1 al ment ot woes wishing to make a study of th: lives and work of the great com- Debussy. éé HOES OF THE WIND’ . 4 Ly Hilda (C‘onkling. is a 4 if poems made by the §, such sufferings Rosalie has to pW for her consecration to Free- dum. Now she must admit that A. S M. Hutchinson is right. She resigns her position, irrevocably. and burns “Lombard Street"’ and all the bridz2: thereunto. dren's faulis. These are my trans- ,ressions. Life is sac rifice Il neve) during the pa ryt “These were not the ch sacrificed.” nicks on ‘““Mademoiselle « The pathes of § this tragedy is yin.’ a book slight! cheapened by an utterly unforgir- Ww liitmans Vv able, wholly inorganic, apology for a! through “Le happy ending. A brightening forward mntinues glimpse that will not fail to concil of a French transiatvion iate the cheer-loving, book-buving wood Anderson's “Winesburg, public. Anyway, the lesson has been Ohio,”’ an taught Duty to oneself is not the! jitting the issue of Joyce's U paramount and first and last consid- | )' ; . , 2 classics has aong publishing business far forth is a notable sign of 1!) times. There seems to be a longing in the quarters of rebellious youth for a return to the domestic ethics | broken up by progress, and the war. ! gravest and jazz. , However, its specious the clinched order of SlIci¢ what endears this book tot! ciative reader. Its approach ness lies not in its prom but in its artistic ear plasticity of design, the riety and melodious flow ’ , roses more renuinely C and its masterfu! ‘ E characterizat 2 To , may have been supposed, 1s i oat + of Mis virtuosity, apart from a certain fond from ness for inversions and transposition “Prescri and a too-intentiona! e! ».If some euntain, repetition of this or Again, a sign of the hope. Our era of num tntions is drawing to sincerity belongs the. f i} i , as ever. Air. Hutchinson writes) part of n simply, honestly. with forces and!a confession of guilt, walks to one beautifully. He is one of the very, cide and stands under a bamboo pole best novelists of today and is not yet | on which a cloth is tied; he indicates thirty. strangulation by throwing back his a °. ° ‘head and looking up to heaven. Ifa “STUDIES IN THE CHINES! General goes on a journée if the scens DRAMA.” by Kate Buss. (Four is not changed to transport ones Seas Co.) mind to another place; instead the HIS book. printed as a special . edition of 100090 copies, points of interest. but hardly start an exodus of firat-nighters to Shanghai or Several pictures of Mei Lan-Fan: termed the most distinguished Chi- nese actor of today, appear. Mei soldier cracks a whip, dashes across the stage to a clash of cymbals, announces that he has arrived. dismount from his absent sieed, ne pirouetttes on one i00t and adrojps ') his whip; to mount, he turns on th ‘other foot and picks up his whi» Music, costume, playhouse customs uccessor continues to be presented may be foretold, will be the inferiority of type and pa- per, both of them so poor as to upset too frequently the irremis- Sible first condition of any print- ed communication: which is legi- Following Mr. Haldeman- plan, under which the eacn number is given over to a single figure of impor- ~~ Al tance, this ig the Thoreau num- has flown nN ainly from of Charles J. Finger. the interesting and venturesome of “All's Well,” known “Billy’’ Reedy’s locum dtiring his last vacation from The Mirror and for a brief after Reedy’s death his t! i@ editorial chair ¥t number. Sir Richard Burton is La hea 'e; lialdeman-Juli } nas in ressed uS aS a person of splen Paine ind ideals, and we he eve that he is doing good wvrk circulating en masse the world’s literary masterpieces at a that is almost negligible. cture, however. we have to mMake~»xpon his activities—that nem the esthetic ivrtua voung man, notions, and bound soon that without the ray of ary light of reason, which he would exclusively illumination of the not shine as bright- His enternrise in strikes us as so big with educational benefit. and so solic- itous are we for its entire suc- at we feel constrained to our mite of benevolent to Haldeman-Julius’ of generous public No, we do not think the first number of and lLetters.”’ relicious and traditional back- are discussed. China, it | »>Siage CeCisvor, OU L110 ? — “r ic eae’ rit pias i ecuted by evil spirit if ’ , } ‘ * - st ; ‘ iz ilife and hk © honk atte! death as | ' “BENNETT MALIN,” by Elsie Sing- | 9, (Houghton-Mifflin Co.) Ictsie ett Malin, took a chance. There Singmaster created superb egotist, danger of making him too detesta- ‘opinions. The author assumes, it 13 ble. The thing was to make him obvious, that no man can actually just bad enough to be hated cordi- know whether a market will advance ally and comfortably without preju- or decline. Nevertheless, he points dice to the popularity of the story out, persons who tealize ihat they of which he was the dominating themselves do not know and cannot character. By rights that sort of a | know, will sometimes with the fellow should have been a brute of Senuousness of children attribute some market the refined, sneering sort, who would | SUch knowledge to have led his wife a hell of a life and leader. The aim of the book is made her condition “intolerable in inis to wit,” as the divorce lawyers say. It is not unlikely that as thorough a workman as Miss Sing- master may h&ve been tempted to Livingston Hill (Mrs. Lutz). Bb. Lippincott Company.) expected of such a character, but she hearkened to the promptings of prudence, As it is, Bennett Malin is a hand- some dog who is getting ready to be a preacher when his uncle dies and leaves him a sufficient fortune to indulge his greater ambition to be- q writer, as bis ancestors make her Bennett all that was to be A STORY of rural life contain- worship. Some there are. however. who this latter class that gives While still expecting to , name to the book. a preacher he had concluded that required a wife and went delib- erately and unemotionally about the job of getting one. His good for- tune and change of work does not abate his need of a wife tw look afier him, so they are married. Naomi Blessing, who achieves the life. dubious distinction of marrying the beautiful Bennett, is a negative lit- ile thing except for a certain foun- What dational footing upon the evange!l- ical verities, on occasion, and her end magried life is one long day of car- ) ing for the blonde beauty and seeing mark of one of her relatives to closed. Btrike against a stone. Malin’s inherited weakness of his self-centeréd char- acainst Aas Carter. The climax acter, and the only success he at- | reached at the trial and the situa- tains is by plagiarism, in expiation (tion, while done in stirring fashion, of which at the last, when in the! js as old as fiction writing itself. bitterness of his disappointment he ee Pee has written some ines w ‘hile — . : = "ae ‘ piiiiihiee, i - ' , : 2 ething Pp ace Ww = “" Hk: SINGING ri APTIV ES, . by > 1e performs an act sentiment: ° " p " ” entimenta B. (. Jédnes (Mrs. F. L. Lucas). and useless Comruction. (Boni & Liveright.) , ~-—- HIS tells the story of a rich up- “SPECULATION, ITS socxp} | per class English family lead a useless butterfly sort of a ITS PRACTICE,” by Thomas Tem- | life, going along in their smug and PRINCIPLES AND RULES FOR) ple Hoyne. (Economic Feature! assured way, little dreaming Service, 1014 South Michigan Ave- misfortune could ever visit people nae, Chicago.) , with their wealth and position. PECULATION is a practical art: First the eldest daughter's fiance, the speculator must think for! Gerald Sexton, who had captured tle himself and an jron will power; hearts of the entire family, is at the bottom of all successful Killed in Mesopotamia, trading. These conclusions are ar-'| The second hard jolt comes whin ived at by the author. The,specu-| the eldest son, Roden, who is liter- | considering the news of| the park. > day in its bearing upon a specu- of all differentinte facts from speculation. This means that present the theory of speculation. “THE CITY OF FIRE,” by Grace ing an appeal for the return of he custom of giving over Sun- day to physical rest and religious Sabbath Valley, situated close to New York, is the scene am | most of the inhabitants thereof are people who lve puritanical lives. not, and it is the state of existence Mark Carter, a outh of the com- munity, in love from childhood with Marilyn Severn, the daughter of minister, is led by a thoughtless re- lieve that he is not of her station of | In order to destroy whatever love she might have for him, he re- nounces God and all his works and starts out on a “wild life” career. this wild life consisted of not clearly shown until close to the) when its full “horrors” are dis- to it that his shapely feet do not Billy Gaston, a small boy friend of | sg ’ 0 ae . '* Mark's, brings trouble upon himself and his friends by an intrigue with | penchant for \idnapers. Not the least of these writing is hopelessly crippled by the | troubles is an accusation of murder ;, at all times should we; ary, announces that he is to marry nd “inside informa-|a pretty typist, whom he has met iu The third thunderbolt is wien the market, the speculator should father, Lord Peel, loses his moncy in house, furniture and car must sold. the servants, dismissed. It wa a great blow to the family who kne‘ no more of the seriov’s things of 4): than attending this dance or U cricket match. The mother’s chief seemed to be that she would have to rub elbows with people socially be» neath her. The younger son's worry was that he would have to forege Cambridge. The lesson or moral of this story seems to be that a house bullt upon the sands of selfishness and uscles ness will not endure. The book is i. - teresting and well written. Governor in Fiddlers’ Contest. Ly the Assoctated Press, NASHVILLE, Tenn., Sept. 26. Alf A. 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2 ee =a ~~ —_ eh ee Ee ee ee : : nit ; : 2 Oe ee) | As We Get It, the Killing of the Browns’ Hopes by Washington Was Little Short of a Capital Cri e | It Seems Tl Walter Johnson Toys With “Browns and Senators Take First Game of Series, 4- Yankees’ Lead Increased to 2°. Games by Their Victory Oy Detroit and Washington’s Defeat of Fohimen — Willams Hits 39th Home Run of Season. . By J. Roy Stockton. Walter Johnson was too good for the Browns vesterday aft noon. The great **Fire-ball King’ toiled assiduously for an inni or two and then he found the Fohlmen so at his merey that he re lented and during the late innings was throwing the ball over t plate, apparently devoid of curve or great speed. And yet Johnson was so effective that the oct = ¢ — - na? wn eT pr &- “J 99 . per when © WAS iOUDINA them ove ts O Vi It took two home runs and a sing! . fe 4 aqjor and double to produce the three runs P R EGS wy the Browns, ar ennant faces when the Senators bunched hits Vangiider and scored four runs, th Browns pennant chances becam¢ a > American League. } vns Win eight straigh? tuere remote. New York « ha we oO Vw 6 of It Was a dark c] welt (j . ra a ¢, a. al ti ey 2 QO5.590 fell during part of the games. and if Browns win seven of eight : ir and Gropped in the right-field the Browns, siruck out the first two bieachers, for his thitty-ninth home "matters. and retired the side withou: run of the season. Then, in the sev- any scoring Rut the damage had enth tnning, Pat Collins found the been done, as the Browns’ ra ly. a ball] in the pat’ of one of his vicious Gescribed. fell one run short j; th sWings and the leather traveied on a final fram: line over the left-field fence. These A Dreary Afternoon. were two of the Browns’ runs, and the third came in the ninth, when Severeid singled and Collins again met one of Johnson's straight ones ©"'Y ©"°" or 4000 spectators, by Perhaps it was the contrast be - ' , . . , Start is due to the + that its eleven has a ame- with Yale Baseball Writer. the Brookivn E.az! Tat ninth-inning drive by Collins Sportsman's Park certainly was a Sert SO. at ite > hen agg : ’ ata n Yale, BROOKLY® : aor _ , . 00, at ] aven. . aN Lin, Sept. 2 -The R was as hard a blow as the one in the dreary, listless place yesterday. How- $s won 1 first ¢g seventh, but the ball went farther ever. the ime ~ of spirit Was More in — ine ee . - . ess Sone j al ae Bee } ‘ rie - wu the ("a + te center and more on a line. and ©© evidence in the cra: ds than oan ?¢} " ; : ‘ itZ : aT) iT) ~- . = = hit the bleacher screen a toot or field. In fielding and batting prac- Racing Results 1 he [ he: ae neces wo below the top it scored Sev- tice the Browns displayed a fine Spir- wp. . y Nd = : a trie 3 : ereid. but if it had been a foot high- it and they carried it into the game Wi [ ' me | : er it would have tied the score, and They wer: infortunate in meeting Aqueduct Results. iT) i~OSC we Panne ths } | the Browns’ outlook would not be so Johnson at his best when the Oul t. 91 . ’ + " mo Me ctea he peless illafford to lose a gat “ atin . : : I . : . ‘se 4 . a ' ae... RAT) . ~ \ , = * ’ ‘ ge : f . ae i é , ine man But that ninth inning was the on Et Seas | | Tire vi Standing of the Clubs. oe i ne ‘* . a speed fia S pite! er . p Li. S ~/% ae nz one .’ : = P| re _—~ 7 “ , " yi 4 28 > , 1 in which the Browns made mor: displaved his best work He usually Tim— . AMERICAN LI AGTF. . nother orf RB foot ’ - . io a - ~. an one hit. which shows that John gave the Browns a slow ball to start, F™*" - : re ni aie tas ; singles ; GO . , angilder Falters in Highth. when in a pinch he usually lobbed SECON WNS ~~ - 9 H - ’ . ‘es : ow a not better, for seven innings Judge plate and with the same apparent ‘Ryers ’ : . ined a home run into the rieht-field motion he would whizz the next on. mee N : first |} ess £ f eeats in the sixth inning. but that aver the plate with the speed of a |} z : . 3. ; *S salt games was the only Washington run unt! rifle bullet | IRD - -™ 3 g “ ‘ oS z , 4 a) e* \ : s2. | " . : tin *] } nnin itn ‘ORT eT? 7 ; , ~ ii Als Diades Was & der's downfall. eat ‘ »N , ) The d nee ? ' on first base. two ds wn and Williams = ~e oF " « N TI N AL LEAGT I ' netoan’s fur ? S; ) = . ; ' \ . Tey a : “re - ease “a0 retired at the bat. J hnson appeared to be , =i) — ‘ij ii¢ | Sithier Se« Oo! aa rory oe laa nares Wayne Wright probably will pitch K: tees . - ~ -- a Ivers lifted to Schultz. ONE RUN oor A Pare Op against Marty's shir , +? : . ’ " : . . . ' ae tes we SSR ky : ths ‘Kainst ne Senators in the second | Mi } r [ mo ’ ed SECOND INNING putting Rice on third Brower sin- cam e +) ~ thie Storr ; — To rrow s Sch ule — . oo . rn © of 1° series ant. ifte Oo a ; d ( ARDVDINALS Sottom! f gied to right, scoring Rice and send- After a third game tomorrow the Lexington Results a gleam Mg ers Stoce une = ; ing Goslin to third fsoelin scored Athletics ca for three games, after a « : z a sf > A was ut _ t*he ; . . . . . . a oi rir : | Ss] 2 ' . n fied ky ™ bere _ *heale oY _— © ya , , ¢ ; — ———: . > : . . . LF ADING HITTERS pe « h neare (tae it a nd conserct: o. > > ~ > = ? ~ {i ffi oh ‘> => \ ~ . eate teams« re . er ] ‘ S22 | GQ 4 4 Pokan tll .* mr = Met Pct tive American League championship . - a I 4 ee S Syra - . > —s : 2eelantat “a. YN _ - : . ' the ° ’ Yr ‘. ad - 7 . ey a - - eT r = Te TT) - Mister, .@¢. TE... 418 Worashy. m@ t. ano ‘Oday As a result of defeating Ty | “* ohana SA 52.500 New S111 17 em Sepaaces (gh, Detroit. 301 Tierney. Pitts. sto “ODS battling Tigers, 4 to 3 tn S78" A i AMERICAN ASSOCLATIOS a een Walked. Olso1 Speaker Cleve. 374 F Cie sas the first game of the series. while - ‘ , ! iffith was mrt er, _ Wiliams. St. L.. 89 Hormeby. ct. 1 Sl mant by taking seven of th-«t- , w. £1 wep ; at co eae ‘ , ‘ Ty r rr Onn c* ; ~ 7 “4 Walker. Pile. . 54 Willieme. Phila 24 maining nine games. eve if St. Le a oo . Li] > ~ _) ea = Porn CUS ‘ . porce ™ NE RUN, Rath New York 4 lee Phileadeiphia 1° wins ail elig , a its «or teats cCarthy Wins Post Title - ’ a! os 54 ‘/« 2 =o $44 Fot RTH INNING. e ; ; —s v ~ : sca as : ’ L> 7 ’ Y : " ah >" . Mellmann. Det... 1 Meusel. N. \ TT = me . a i DA 543 Denver ds ios “Sal CARDINALS—High thre t Milles. Phils. » 7 Kelly. New Verk 16 Ke? Ww i lia rr « 4 e . a Reo _ hl - , ~= ‘ ae at > as - : + : Hie rnspwy. Rottom!): tf! ; + ' \t . at Meusel. N.Y 14 Wheat. Breck! _ =" tein. alld ham pions the Frea WS Cte Sia rage nt eter -. + ns vn i> atched rr itn @ cirey rut with . BA W rf itmMmes tnrew ou eScoc « st) VS X *\aa I Tr? F, 4 > a ae ae > 7 6 | Speaker. flewe » b-4 Aimemith. i i. Sel hi« thirty -ninth. rt’ . i him > are na 5 A ~ yea a : M ~ N JOHNSON OULD PUT BR Ere WK LY = W he 7 trir ad . Tlack ™ ' ahea: a n, ot - re ne . (Lae Dee -. nard \ . a “ 78 , | Chicage.. 12 Grimes Chicage 11 ‘d or Rogers Hornsbd . the SM.l Carthy farmer King’s Hichw THE BAN ON POP BOTTLE FG! center Fiormsby tossed oy Burus, Boston. 02 Rusectl. Pittsbers.12| Louis Cardinais, and increasing the. neal a. Myer Wheat : : " a ‘Tie «=. . : - ~ ' A . = t At; , — “ ’ ° . = battivaal 4 tl rd Miller. ( bleage i? ’ ; obab ay that he wv : Gispiace the fe fed Ne . -_ ‘ = ' 7 > ~ ela > > Hentine Phils 12 ’ Babe aS this wéear'« home run ehies a : , = De - ‘ r c 4 . i= 4 ? ‘ ‘ Tr ig : b patel : a t dogs and pe. :. is threat-| Wheat. High singled to left. x11) ‘a - : >? 1eT most Re , Reh rR “ oe ~ ~ Wins four of re- 7 (;siant®# will have to tween a packed park and one with ; of the big PAA ™ 3 rar = | | | er- ng he d 7" # aly rm a . oe we > s 2 * * JIMMY Strong football team. one of the first . to get into action. Carnegie’s early By Tom Rice, Carnegie Tech's gridirion squads Pikers to Begin Signal Practice Two Sessions Daily Will Be Held at Francis Field Today and Tomorrow. —s ihe Piker sent through football squad will . ~ > . ™ ‘Wo practice S224), 0 jal) today and ‘ ’ r- a einber of in." ournt and a promise- c ‘Wwe - “e has nsisted mainiy of kicking and running. cow- pied with a lengthy “sky!?’ drill football tactic«. ein today, ee » on es ' Signal work a? a - > ae He's In Again —___PARNINATS LQSF oe) FIRST CAME TQ sacccecce..""* 38TH HOMER IN FIRST GAME “chmandt: TVepereer te Hierns«h-s HRettemily: Johnston te (ilsen *chmandt. Left on hase«s—( ardin >» Breoekiyn 4. Rases on hbalix—4é Haines 2. off (.rimes 2. Struck eut By (:rimes 3. Hits—doOrr Hiaines~, ~ % innmines: off Nerth, © in { inni- eff Barfeet. 3 in one tanning. Lox pitcher—Haines. { mpires—Hi. anc Westerwetr. Time of came—’ Sm. ANDERSON. Leagu asserted vester FIFTH INNING. BROOKLYN, 6 10 1 zzz" = SECOND GAME exis, coat Grimes Pitches Fine Ball, Stopping Hornsby’s Hit- _ Ab . when paired with G { ‘ : Ineffective, Is Removed. 10000000x 16 11 90120 pigwoneieates venient ta . ams to Feature Opening Ro tterias Philadeiphie——\ a‘ and Per- | --— CARDINALS. eee od. Australian tridlias Garden Tomorrow Night. | . FIRST GAME. PDN ars RROOKLYN . : 1B. Rn. hi. a). A. F., } ' Ari TINALSA ob, 7: rt ilé neg tlated th ‘ ‘On Blades if : @ , = & ®|}ROSTON AT CLEVELAND Blades if Seton tie a °® " Smith ef oe oe ae oe oe Siocmnten Tom Griffith rt oo. six under par. Thecus By Bert Igoe, = 4 - 3 liornahy = hb 4 Oo o m4 A p ] 0 0 0 0 ] 0 0 ? 3 1 Bottomir i} W beat f course record was 68, conn Hottomly th a le . i " : te sme Ma gy — fecal % 1b “Chick” Evans Mitchel] » ‘The Post-Dispatch’s F ern i “teck Sh ‘ 0 ” “ 0 e CLEVELAND re orcer s# High 3b § 5 whnen a 20-foot putt On th Authority. ¥ schultz rf Ba Sar oe ' a rn olay Cane 4 hole hung on the . ‘ew YORK, Sept. 20.—-The Ii» lopeorcer «s 2 ” ° : S ! we oe ) v aaien \r a ; ; D of NE 2 n a - ad . ‘ i r ~—— Fi z | ar : Yestel ei;t yi it Sia par wn Pome 4 ; P . ~al reatri¢- _ __| PITTSBURG AT NEW YORK —- ree So boats gn a 1 csall: — One MAME without aty seographix : gpa kt alr hae lar nignt, a rignt-hande! (rom secor when he five as . ; ts eam ~ igen te | H] 0 0 1 0 0 pateneteiall T tched f the Car " » Sou QQ ry he 4. tions. echeduled to be held at EbDbe f;aiveston, pr rice ‘ or ] if- « imif i) rr. the other aed ° iano «Gaited for North in the cighth. ote . estat r f iay ha«d eve ) ti ; 2 field in Brooklyn, last night, was —- en dinals in ine scecon dgame of todays Oacd sever virdies,” “| 591i aw ternoo : a BROOKLYN. NEW YORK 8 email: Sica , ' bir corin mn t la “s €) pestponed y werday aterascs ™ double-neacder with he Robins. VUTnINnE on the iat ni ; il Lit. ; i ‘ het.t ne. a e ‘ed later 4 } . hoe “ ‘> be annournt ' a a Se ae He drew Leon Cadore as his op- The British star plage gee O=te * “t ffiisonm wh 3 j ! “? 4 f ; perf _ 7 The official reason for the poert- ner? eriedct GY . Johuston ss a. 2. ae bs seine: : sp t. as announced from the S = ra F : Ts :— a : ~ . a W: lter » ie ye mement. a _ x -. {-riifith rf 4 = - 4 Ty ‘ ar ow . et ae ‘ » as - = I iRST INNING. ‘ : Hagen equaled per po , the Ebbets-McKeever com- - — ' » M4 M LJ | hre .? for ase "re a effi es © = Wheat if fe 2 ea eS sare CARDINALS—High threw out he course. He aaa that, owing to the miis- Myers ci 3 ! ! I ” f FIRST GAME. Bhiades. Smith out, Schmandt to out and negotiated the last i —* eral ap revaient in aome , a 7 bd goin : a Schmandt th Se @& 2 ts ' ¢ CHICAGO AT PHILADELPHIA Cadore, on first Hornsby, after the same figure. Kirkweed 4 enderstan . 1ether O'Dowd § o High th 4 ti) -- ) y 4 ' _ ae string of 22 hitful games vr) “ee ara orf hi — quarters as Tt whe & . = Dreaking a rn . oo MLL Baties tft —s ‘ «9%, While = : ; : Id be Rosenberg = Miller e¢« 4 ” rT) 4 Dy . s . a -_ > ‘ ™ hy » 4g ee se Lou bogasn woul at . (.rimes mn 4 ; ; °; 7 ay ea v >.) s ba — oe ae - ._- = ) 1 0 0 1 3 0 0 2 ¢ 12 ? fieid nee, Mlison tossed out boi cluded Nick Altroek, _ J " Lorri! ONE cL &. mest comedian t snow. Inning »— 532343 64Af 8 9 - se , ae o = : —_ 2 an aati : . h and _ The report that Bogasn milght gub- ( ardinala 0o0ee0e0ee88e8 t— i “ago- - " as 7. BR Misi. ee agou tee oO. 1 " , = pa t ew Ditcnte rt (Dowd arose whea an Frooklyn tertr1e2cetx— : ; pn — M2Aacoks ht and scored on Johnston's sing ie Following the exhibitions, “ _—" incemerit emanated from the — oo enter : Hr bh “lies Té 7 in ry : ; ae anna i sew bee = , 5 fwo-base hit—Olson. Phree-ha~ SECOND GAME cae ; ba cg 7 sigh 0 mo eo See . annteatitiestiheas take ‘ . ‘ U ; 7 4 Deuble play«—Olson to Johnaton jon theught such . m+ = : . 4 - ‘ : Tt be ‘a : rr . 7 . oring ~ matt - nh ? . A seill N“ A LS — Olsor t eo > . ' oT ~ — . . " : — . yohnson attempted a similar move 'Orced Toporcer, Johnston to Olson _ Ps . - ‘ Sears ago owt Was oVerryuled The ‘?F: es osse oul Haines NO — ™ ~s “ — Se. "cs .eVivai f the ev ie cru sade 2 the . 4 ee & ad | a ? Pt o ’ = ° York-St. 1 — ie vow BROOKLYN—Grimes was out . al Frame i =," ~ ’ ra . = ~ ~ ; ‘ (oa Vv Botro miw t ) Fi ree = > —_ A - Ww} , VW + * .. , = *466. 2 m@.ti =. wv si covered ; e 4 neeo Frc + ~ 7 q . . : . 3 | son ' ed ae So hs titz J . . at ~ >) " 34 Ye SIATH INNING. ea oe PRINCIPIA SQUAD HOLDS See ee en ame ant . Biades. Smith was called out on FIRST GRIDIRON SESSION strikes. Hornsby fan: ed. NO RUNS. e foothal EP DROOKLYN (;riffith valked \ em \®ia its first regular : Haines tossed out W he 7 Mver« of the Seas yest after . vied center scoring Griffth . rot tan eported ta Can ij uimanct singied to center, Myers Marqvuard The size e the ai : am es mere High's sacrifice fly to shows that the team will he of medi. Blades scored Myers, Schmand: weight | |ROhding first. Miller forced Schman.:it Prest Mack we tackle « «+, -Oporcer to Hornsby TWO RUNS SEASON'S Clever is bes sen can | SEVENTH INNING. ~- ~: ws the tea : e Chandies CARDINALS—RBottom?: walked. ager T : - o~ : ar ag on of let = was called out OT Setr.xnes nome t de a = &n © Schultz flied : (-riffich. Toporcer yay Ta - " 4 =e a. —_ red out scimandt NO RUNS = 1 aaah, iad BROOKLIN North replaced Merrian ark ang Tem Gree: pre Haines. Hornsby tossed out Grimes working hard for places °"Oion popped to Bottomily. North Athietic Director Christie is pre- threw out Johnston. NO RUNS paring one of the hardest schedules EIGHTH INNING. im the past several years, CARDINALS ms flied ig - ©® a wild enter lLleberry singled to center CARDINALS—B. Grig Benr J he : r hr J | eet} ' oT) tn . t , : »* : t roy Te i? VW ear rd Ow) ‘ r nutt oy High n? third byt)? wae _ rign fie id for BRrookh mg hare -f Pm ms int ‘3 oe : = . ‘ ' i ~ hive il i R'adbad : i ' . Ou el; : ‘ . = C f h. Jerse: ‘ if. arena Cher. “ : - sé } Hig) Sing ied At Pr he Verran rst Smith } siesta to Bert rrifttit : = Wt t was irown © t + ‘ ‘ gied over second. Ho oe | | is t Fix sbyY to Topo ®o Bottomly ht Sentel Gale ODewd-Lynch Match Held Up. ) Dia =~ t ae ‘ ( ~ ‘iNT ("a lore'’s . rift _ 7? , ? ow le , er oe . rat 4 ng «At ‘ Muitz Effor 7 . RUN sored Hig} ec ati Meal i tomly’s grounder went ‘ort? on the pert of Columbus . . ’ iiZ ‘ —tLVL_nA Lore Ww out {?) Sar. a Promotors Call Off O’Dowd's Go With Rosenberg aan "Baseball Sores | HORNSBY GETS Mitchel ee ae | 66, New Westwood Coq eS = 0 0 c Commission’s Interfer- Had Cast Doubts on O’Dowd’s Form. Ratteries: New York — whewhey sa Match Here, sc Nang yetroit—Ehmke and Bassler ae > ~ ee FIRST GAME. SECOND GAMF. _ me. PHILADELPHIA AT CHICAGO CARDINALS AT BROOKLYN Ane bane tho ae ‘ LYNCH TO BATTLE WOLFE “ —— the We st WwW Oox ; R ‘CHICAGO RROOKLYN « a in — P ¢Try grounded to @-ntest in New York since he — ' ~~ , _. , Stock singled to left. scoring Smith. threw toe Ainsmith, fe the bantamweight title from Jopnny prevented from eos aeeeadal . Schultz fofled to Deberrs ONE the plate, and Ainsm | Boff at the Velodrome « eched Ny RUN Bottomly doubled up D gy Charlie McKenna. king of oll ama- If rain BROOKLYN—Knight threw out RUNS. eee SeUrs in the light-heavryweicht ciase last vear. will be ween ‘1 the efx- roun preliminar’s MraAinst ituseet? : ’ . : » oe ee i. ™ : = ee . eres pe necessary (ison. Stock threw out Johnstor SIXTH INNING ~ ee gan ‘ ed tomer- 7 Griffith walked Wheat also CARDINALS—Johnstes@ wlkKe il Jivers Dent mut «A hit Le) Ss hultz. Top reer dow _ she: filling the bases Schmandt ‘*r Ainsmith flied to pugs White te Begin Training. \ 5. > ry r° - . - -* a . i — - . ~ , . Pore " 43) t + -. “ : : V\ i «1 rm 4 3 eI " ‘ i Oy NO} ti ra) ‘ ’ Vi ers. ix pore @T an Fiornsby f } . , i ~ ing _f) third after th Char ra VW hite wu ill arti ” ri the nd popped to Ols fohnston NO RUNS Olson tossed out Sherdel # * i Wentleth Century Limitel, tomor- -Ow morning. and make resthaste Tor an vuptown gym to put tn an afternoon's workout before taking a sessed] ou Blades NO RUNs FOURTH INNING. BRe OK LYN—Cadore BROOKLYN Barfoot replaced ARDINALS — Toporcer popped | CUt Of strikes. Olson ' rif to Olson. Ainsmith fouled to High. POT. Johnston si a Wheat singled to right, Griffith sk- Knight singled to center. Blades 6. Griffith batted for T. G a ‘tain for White Sulphur Springs. ing thir Myers’ sacrifice fly to flied to Wheat. NO RUNS lined to Toporcer. NO AUS “aratoga. Friday. where he will pu’ Smith scored Griffith. Schmandt BROOKLYN—High § singled to SEVENTH INNIS@ _ finishing touches his stege flied 1 \Toporr. ‘ *f training for his title bent with] "Moters to match Joé¢ Lynch. ban- | title holder, with Eddie OY Dew . - ’ : T . -+ . #4 ‘ . ’ -_ . » GrTimes an O ston muftfed the Schmand?t Hornsby went out. Olson * d tied up the game , : . . 7 . Johnston's giove tiornsby ground-4 ("A ehreaw + second for force-.ast an? i; i Hs 4 w : - forced Sottomlr. Jo tf throw a I for 3 e-out and to Schmandt. Bottomly tripled to wane Beco, hnstem TE Will be hela soon, unless @ comprom- ro Penners were sate. lson fum-)| right. High threw out Steck. NO . 7 ae te ise is effected. The stumbling block bled Bottomly Rerousoe, filling the RUNS ee is the manner and by whom he de- bases. Stock hit into a double pia. BROOKLYN—Johnston doubled.» 4. wh te Sen a a) (Saton shall be given. Tah metmr on , > _ ‘ ~- ‘ ’ . A ort tne nite Sox, ) aare: Sronr i) (jlson . =™ ‘ mane Lo rizcnt. _ (sriffith aiso doubled to oe? o et, it mboe lub of the A > Srnithn scoring Hie ] threw Out rieht Scoring Johnston. YW heat sin- \ssociation for the past ‘ FORT WORTH WINS Two . ? > Nag he =» @e ° . . ; ia : ti — ~ Aub bs ONE Rl N e lect ti rougn Hy rnsody, scoring (;rif- has resigned. ‘we _ STRAIGHT FROM MOBILE By the Attoctate!d Prees ; FORT WORTHe Tex. Sept. 20.-— Today ana tomorrow are off days for he Fort Worth Panthers and Mobile te ag eritct Pals in the contest far} ok — | supremacy of the South, | scene of hostilities shifts the Alabama ¢ Bame of ity where the third the series will be played Paar. By winning yesterday, § to a the » nthers made it two straight — tir Bay City rtvrais, giving j ed & decided advantage in the, ae . ae they have to win bert twp | _— Games ‘to take the champflon- : oa — Mobile must win four. “ “ *pitball slants of Paul Wachtel = -handed ace of the Panther = Sveved too much for the Bears — ay Wachtel registered 16 a and would have scored @ —s but for a wii4 throw by Paseman Hoffman. . Star ao Biter uthpaw of the 3 Moore contributed ‘° Fert Worth’s score. - ee be ~=@ Club. tast night Itelfan 3 pened the decision ower N t ~. Reston tn I? rounds C : feated Georgie Eagie tn | and Georgie Daly won ) Inh house im six rounds . The o *, = a we - ROCK. Ark. Sept + (Kid) Kiberfeld again mn ‘oral Seethern aii CIGARETTES LiGGeTt & Myers Tosacco Coa, 4

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a1 1 Crime ft Seems That Instead of a Post-Season Series, St. Louis Will Have a Series of Post Mortems | — oer, “A WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1922. vet SP chell Scores |Promotors Call | ’ ' an... - ‘LANDSCAPE EXPERT club’s 340 acres and to assist in the beautiful I have ever had .occasion/|is completed. The 18-hole West $750,000 IN PURSES TO | | artistic developmen f . » = , e , Z | IKES NORTH HILLS Lm pment of the golf|to view. Every inch of the ground/| course fs being seeded; the 18-hole e L a hae m BE rue of'is rolling and the scenery could not} East course will be ready for seed- | BE COMPETED FOR AT lo ee §8Oe iorticulture | be improved upon, nor the location./ing in a few days and construction COUNTRY CLUB SITE | scnooi of Eainburen ana the S-hota| TIA JUANA RACE MEET | By the Associated Press. : has spent| It would be impossible to find land; has been started on The highest tribute yet paid to the | a number of years traveling around/| more sulable for country club and] course, to the south of the clubhouse | North Hills Country Club came this; the world asa country club landscape! golf construction any places in the! site, according to Harry H. Hawke,! LOS ANGELES, Cal. Sept. 20.—Di«. “St. Louls } tei : Iam sending enthusiastic re>5 charge of the club's affairs. i tribution of more than $756.000 i: St. LL las every reason to bej ports back to New York and Lon- ' ona purses is announced for the seventh week in a statement to the execu- | €xpert. tives by A. H. MacKenzie of Edin- ell ag Hills project,” | don.” ' Two circuit twirlers, Metevier and | annual race meeting at Tila Juana scNenzie In his statement.| MacKenzie will spend some time in| Winn, pitched Cleveland to a Soubte | ace track, according to a. telegram TAGS’ Saas — burgh, Scotland, landscape expert; Proud of the North ‘This is not only one of the largest | St. Louis. He will probably remain | victory over the Boston Red Sox, 7! received from President James Co! , ee te 9 : New Mark fot Off O’Dowd’s Go stwood Cours With Rosenberg | ’ . | ee + she Carters Corporation of Lon-| said P don and New York. MacKenzie was | | undertakings of its kind, here or! until the complete development ofito 4 and 3 to 2. Neither issued a! froth of the Tia Juana Jockey Clw ' . ' | See You in 1923. /sent here by the Carters’ Corporation | world. so? . a. The season will Le opened Not a Golf Professional |, Par in ibiti Match Here. ‘4 Mitchell, the English golf al, set a new course re links this m paired with George Du rsome against Walter px . > open champlon, and ood, Australian trick shot he negotiated the 1% holes K under par. The fe record Was Hs. held Evans. Mitchell m hen a 20-foot putt on the hung on the lip of the eland Duncan won the up Chell played par Soll for ine. and was “1x under for ing journey The ritish nyer par on only One hole a When he had a five | a four. - ven “birdies,” six of t on the last nine. Sritish star played every ly. estwood ] : Hiager equaled par of course. He had a 3h gg nd negotiated the lnat nine me firure. cara of 75. Kirkwood turr while Duncan Hery of about 756. a Nick Altrock. eomedian, and er of which baseball's ¢¢ Clyde Mi the Washington cl] ing the exhibitions. Joe Kirk Bave an exhibition of his ¢t hell's card as compared to ¢ me Course: hell—out .554 354 He4—ee but .....544 354 344—26 neli-——in .334 334 G84—230 Toda Tomorrow Night. ‘“ « Commission’s Interfer- Had Cast Doubts on O’Dowd’s Form. TO BATTLE WOLFE to Feature Opening at Madison Squar e ‘the Post-Dispatch’s Fastern Boxing NEW YORK, Sept. - On the other hand. & 3 : . y, 4 Bogash would be Authority. °9—The 1o- bout between Dave Rosen- middleweight champion of the in New York, and Mike former holder of the title, afty geographical restric- scheduled to be held at Ebbets in Brooklyn, last night, was med yesterday afternoon fo a to be announced later.” Othe official reason for the port- Lsement, as announced from the of the Ebbets-Mcheever com- was that. owing to the mis- fanding prevalent in some rs as to whether O'Dowd ot Losenberg s ment in the star bout, it was med best to postpone the entire ow stitut announcement emanated The report that Bogash miight sub- e for O'Dowd arose wnen an from the ffices of the New York State Ath- letic Commission that the commis- on thought such a substitution was irable. The gentlemen of the commission, it seems, suddenly be- came m.......445 435 244—2¢—70m ® fards tor the others were Howe fearful that O'Dowd might not “good match” for Rosenberg. ver, when investigation showed that Mike O'Dowd had trained faith- battle ut ATHEMATICALLY the Browns still have a chance to win the | to perfect tne alndscaping -of he’ abroad, but it is one of the most the 45 holes of golf for North Hills! base on balls. Actually it will take a calamity to prevent the a _—— It is quite possible for the Browns to win | bunting. Yankees from winning. eight straight victories. With a worse team than the one battling for them today they won 14 consecutive contests, a few vears ago. Also, it is not unreasonable to assume that the Yankees will lose three games of the nine they still | have scheduled. In fact, six vic- tories out of nine contests is more than 20 points a better percentage than the Yanks have averaged this scason. It is likewise true that if the frowns won the eight remaining games of their schedule and the Yanks lost three, the pennant race would be tied. gut. the Yankees are militant and the Browns dejected. The morale of the local ciub was fierce- ly unsettled by the ninth inning disaster of Monday when the game, the ,series and the fighting spirit needed to cop the flag were al! but made safe. The Browns now niust face one or two pitchers who are almost certain to beat them; while they must themselves rely upon hurlers concerning whose efficiency nov man can predict. A miracle or a railroad wreck might put them across as flag Winners this year. However, they seem to have missed their best chance in 34 vears through the hardest of hard fortune, and are more to be pitied than censured. In the meantime, we got 1°23 yet, ain't it? > o * Hope Springs Once More. —o eventuates this vear, miracle or the expect- ed, next year will be another one entirely. There is no doubt the shadow of the check book, which C. Ball of the Browns probably sees it coniing. Here are some of the conditions that confront the | Czar of Sportsman's Park: | The necessity of rebuilding the stands. Certainty that all the Browns’ ‘players will increase their salary demands. Expectancy on the part of the public that some of the gate money will be expended for strengthening the club. By the time these three equa- tions have been satisfied many a Yankee-St. Louis “gate” will have been poured down the rathole. ‘Backlash of the Storm. HE strenuousness of the and the tenseness of the re Yankees-Browns strugele tias a re- coil that is unfurtunate. It is the incapacitating of due t> a stubborn muscular trouble The anxiety of the team to win sent Sisler into the fray when he should noi when he was incapable of doing (,eorge Sisler, have been there and I 3 ,eo)? hiimseii | Probab] Ilo se- rious harm wil] resuit to this player's arm. ut if there should it would mea: abot $°50.909 snuffed out. least Sj«- ler is worth today. As a result of sending him to he shambles iniured he ended his ceutuive game hitting mark at with the world’s record of 44 just ahead of him. He also fel! off in his hitting and setting a new American record at .424, the figure he had when hurt, he now is sinking down under Cobb's 1911 high-water instead of League . hard for the Mark ft .420 iis baseestealin fully and d , . .#| this season darkened both leagues, mark Of .420. His base@stealing White Sulphur Springs, the fears of in 1923 will again be ever the record, too, is stagnant at 48. commission were dissipated. .. "© oar ‘ : ' i : Md . a * Even SO, he easils is the : he doubt about O'Dowd 's land. rhe New York teain, b ' ; 440 However, the doubt ab es hee Nat re m man: in cither league and OF thang ae nee had been spread broadcast Pawar of prerent possession an Date sentinwe: a! ga bad PTOULSSS 864 Dave Priscoil, matchmaker for future purchase, will endeavor to . ; 3 - > wath Lop To! nanny seasons 435 afternoon, the quartet of an exhibition of 18 holes« Ormandie (lub course. : Myers singled to left and al fumble, Wheat reached th Myers kK night mM out and Sherdel went Mmandt was purposely walked, the bases. High grounded neby and forced Wheat at eecond, ® Hornsby to Ainsmitth Bs y grounded to Sherdel, WwW to Ainsmith, forcing Myers plate, and Ainamith’s relay mmily doubled up Deberry. ws. SINTHE INNING. ARDINALS Johnston threw itz. Toporcer doubled to Ainsmith flied to Myers, er Keing to third after thec mh tossed out Sherdel. NO RI ROOKLYN—Cadore was cal On strikes. Olson lined to er. Johnston singled to cen riffith batted for T. Griffith | to Toporcer. NO RUNS. SEVENTH INNING. RDINALS—R. Grififth went field for Brooklyn. B to Bert Griffith. Smith over &econd. Hiornsby si ght, Smith taking third. y's grounder went through or an error, Smith scoring | Mby taking third. Stock’s } fly to Wheat scored He tied up the game. 58e “i Bottomly, Johnston to O ). RUNS, . aon arence Rowland, former n he White Sox, who has pl Folumbus club of the Ame Ebbet's Field arena, advised the entire show be postponed. Welfe Seeks Lynch's Title. A championship bout will be of- the boxing fan« at the openit:2 at Madison Sauare Garden night, when Joe Lynch, bar Weight champicn, and Jack Wolfe Cle at 122 pounds The boys -v:! bat- Yeland. meet in a 15-roun’4 '? for the junior featherweigh they say. itis will be Lynch's first decision tin New York since he won Dantamweight title from Jobnny | m® the Velodrome. Thariie McKenna. kine of ; teurs nll ama- in the light-heavyweirht ciase me year, will be seen in the vix- round preliminary xcainsi Ruseell aristein, White te Begin Trainine. Charile White will arri-: n the, ntleth Century) Limite, morning, and muke posthcaste nm Uptown gym to put in an bons workout before taking a for White Sulphur Springs, Friday, where he wiil put finishing touches .9 his siege training for his title bunt with y Leonard to be neil in the bie City arena Oct. 5. ODewd-Lynch Match Held Up. Mle holder, with Eddie O'Dowd, | n bantam, have falled thus) Sttain a stage where there is | nee that this title event | hs On the part of Columbus. to match Joé Lynch, ban- held soon, unless a comprom.- Mis effected. The stumbling block b.. 4 ' Manner and by whom he de- thall be given. WORTH WINS TWO Associated Prees .omor- surround all the available stars of the big league world. The only way to prevent is to enter the open market and outbid them for seasoned talent. and out- pick them in the minor league fields. Both local clubs mads money and can atford to nut some of it back into improvement of their teanis . * > If the St. Louis teams are to win a pennant in 192 they MUST reinforce. The season has proved conclusively this: That the Cardinals need at least two more air-tight pitchers: must have Austin McHenry back in the outfield or trade a bunch of mar- ble-tops for one more real out- fielauer: and must strengthen the defensive play around the key- etone. . That the Browns must have a: least one more first-class pitcher, two preferably; one Al substitute inflelder who can play first base; and one more working catcher. * ” - Begin Now. HERE is every reason to be- lieve that a rule will be passe! prohibiting intra-major league trades, except by the waiver plan. after the season begins, so that both local clubs must know be- fore the training season starts just what additional seasoned tal- ent will be available. It is difficult to buy such talent, but New York has shown in the purchase of Witt and other stars that it is possible. Surely a win- ning pitcher would be worth al- As to minor league talent: It is ec . Lal Please, Mr. Johnson. wes the American League directors meet next it is to be hoped that ban Johnson, who usually is the pioneer in baseball betterments, will take up the case of the playing field, in sad need of attention. The most serious point appears to be the matter of permitting persons on the playing field itself, to the end that ground rules be- come necessary. A game played with a two-base rule for hits into the crowd is manifestly not a championship contest. It should be subject to protest because the is no* pe rmitted which now is defending team proper range for fieiding hits The contention that the rule is. equal for both teams does not alte the fact that the game is played under abortive conditions, not championship ones. Easy outs be- come two-base hits:' and home runs or triples are limited to two bases Again. the crowd does not play fair with both teams. In the New York series here the crowd gave back when Jacobson caught a fly on the ropes; but when Babe Ruth tried to penetrate tne left-field crowd twice for flies he met a stone wall. The injustice of the conditions needs no further contention. A rule absolutely prohibiting specta- tors on the field under any circum- stances should be passed. + 7 ? 1000 Homers This Year. home run, under present condi- Seal ee mm ee ee -=- -_ .-——e—___. weCK. Ark. Sept. 29. oe? Kiberfeld again will | @ lecal Southern Associa- . : aoe Sith next year, Presi- me elen of the club ane at night. * ¥ —/. true that all the Browns’ “farms” were winners and that the upcom- ing talent from these teams will be the pick of winning combina- tions: but it is a far cry from the bushes to the majors. Pennant clubs can never be grounded on what the minor league dragnets haul in. One star a year is better than | any team's average from minor | league sources. | The only way to fight a check | book is with a bigger one. Go to | it, boys. > . o Pity the Poor Magnate. LL of which reminds one that the magnate’s lot this winter will not be a happy one. Phil de a I - — ~ ooo ‘TREE TOAD DECLINED "TO SERVE AS GOLF TEE This is a true golf story. A little tree toad started out to look for a choice morsel on the new 18 holes of the Washtenaw Golf course, in Ypsilanti. On the same day Mrs. A. J. Whit- mire was entering 20 of her golfing friends at the club, among them be- {ne Mrs. Philip H. Sheridan, Michi- gan champion. On the new Ypsi course players are requested to tee up on the fairways. Now the toad didn't know Mrs. Sheridan and it was apparent that iMre. Sheridan didn't know the toad | because she thought the little animal |was a mound of soll and teed her | ball upon his back. As Mrs. Sheri- dan took her stance her ball and tee parated, jumping in epposite direc- tions. And the party was a huge _Buccess. oe - Hornsby hit safely in his thirty- third consecutive game. while 8S: ‘Louis downed the Boston Braves, to 4. in the only other game played in either major “pngue. Oe tions. This year in the two major leagues at least 1000 home runs will have been made when the season closes. The total is almost that today. Time was when a home run was an event. Now it doesn't mean anything. The cure for the hit- ting mania lies in the following: Increase in pitching efficiency. Removing the fences further from the home plate. Making the lively ball a dead one. Probably it will be a short time only until the reaction against the tremendous thumping of the re- cent seasons will demand a closer contest, one less subject to haz- ards than that of today. It's up to Mr. Johnson again to proceed. — a } USED ONLY ONE BALL FOR FULL 9 INNINGS in the National League, in the Cincinnati-Chicago $%-to-6 game of June 30, 1913, one ball only was used | the entire game, in spite of the fact | that 15 runs were scored, and it was | a heavy-hitting game. At the close | of the contest, Umpire O'Day still | had two clean balls in his pocket, not having thrown out a new one during the entire nine rounds. UWm- | pire O'Day said this was a record 'for him tn all the years he had been | umpiring. | ——————— INDIANA U. COACH QUITS FOR BUSINESS BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Sent. 14.—An- nouncement was made this evening of the resignation of George W. Lewis as basketball and baseball coach at In- diana University to take effect at the close of the present football sea- som. Lewis, who is former athletic star of the University of Wisconsin, is to become associated with the busi- | ness staff of a furniture factory here. | Las spring he piloted the Indiana | } baseball squad on @ trip to the Orient, ' right-saves their money ner €? Marx clothes Wolff's wr ey Corner Broadway and Washington OOD QO NGOS ~ . oe, ee Oe ees oe en es 8 8 5 sen as eee > Foon ** 7 ._* “Sie ei ee - »* 8 3 CoV a orae DREN QQ NS VRAIN PATON x ae J” a. : . - - a7 7 - SN Te RA Eee ee FE rE RS ER Be — ——— Pe eae _ i Oe etal SE LIE: FLEES OR LE IP ETE FO ~ We egy” * aa tegeere

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ST.LOUIS POST-DiS EDNES pn DISPATCH WEDNESDaAy EVENING. SEPTEMBER 20. 1922 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Se -- - ——————— eer cee, — ; ef a et ATE cE as “ - st —— a te —_— — = —. Nate be " ; . A. FURTHER RISE IN FOREIGN : = = EXCHANGE RATES; STocKs 9 '——~-~—“ORK STOCK MARKET || NEW YORK BOND MARKE? 4 Wall Street a News and Comment —SPECIAL DAILY— > . . . che ; I’ost e.) = ; ‘eer S nae ‘ '* en “« "ol ; ' . ; . RREG ULAR , sine ’ ~ i > Re .» fo= . ’ : 5 . . , - 4 ia * oS aT 7 ; = - . 4 -* hel flere - . _- + —_— ” . UIE ER | ' “ - ; ST0cKks -m * Sates pared W.' 670,600 ‘EW ¥ 4. iar, an . . . =t SS and i} ‘ dies csc EF gr »" ui — a ae . ~e “VV } oF ng * an of! ’ st of aii .Oncs trade. mon the : ’ ~ ” - -— oo - ij ) ar . —T : 7" e ‘ ‘ ' —" ow “ __ —ngese fa thea rt are a°sn go : 365,000 a week cm $; s ~~ rg tie c .oS8e of he ma et Tota! ®4 63 today were Sil. tb ge thin? ak , i : . on . INDUSTRIALS. : T AVERAGES. gene has ) : Ne - et Aules Firm—Tax Exe Li P Selected Coe: 1 Mates. High. Low. ‘Close Ch'g a sis a $ e x; " . a 4 re. Be ba : . iTlitie« — " \ sOse > ; | be * - : = —@ =) — Mmpt iberty lair ReOen"s vig! 8° ase lm. Goes. “2 raj RAILROADS. Sales SECURITY Hizey = meee ‘mane - ECURITY.” Hig . -2s Reach . vs ‘ ; « * Xa £ ‘ 7 = . ii v «= . hn 3 & A: i” war? . a zx S Lid 349s. .101 68 2 . rue High Low. ‘Close. Close. Alsee wo OS patcn. rove-— — - m8 ‘ " . . - — ¥ ren a - — il 4 ] & = . ~ ™~ ~ ~ » o i" S7 31 = h yy ; > 101 4) 10] ot) eee _ Avex & 2ZLAS? “« ¥r KA se t “>f) Re, ustry eveiopment | ‘@ i 68% ec _32 “4 "£m 106% 106% ° 4s ; ep o SS-- 101-26 101-22 101-2219 345 1932-47/101.68/104.32°101.50/101.44 Lex Av p p 5.7700 a ee oe se lie ot . a ' “ ; J » & ; e . , r . . > ™ > . - , ea ’ : . . oe — ~ rr . _ - . . aad = : . . . is > > p ‘* S. ; = " . ” = l » a a on yy \ V. \. e- t. al | ": 2 Set : A4) ith 4 Lim oO} 4 1.7 4°? 1o@ LO 1060 O4 loo 1” lo " 04 . iv & =. 4 ‘ + . . — PD ane a , ,. _ nae ’ = . 4 4 ; 4 ] " -- . Ass > - > : 4 vero . ree ’ ' . - ; a “us ; “’ . “—D~isBRT | Or 96% o0% “is lst 4) reml ( e os t's INS ~-47 100.70 100.60 100.84 100.60 ‘ tace oe los & until the Senate acts on ¢ . j . x 40 ceurve. _ 7 ~pmnly ly ; . , = J ae? o-~ + . et e ‘ a , " 100 40 100.40 4° v7 -42 100.30 100.10 100.14 1060.12 + LANSReM + er. I the bill « . . ny Leased V ire From the New lerk 4 ; ra og - : eis ti. ‘\ 4is — _ en Ras » ry ; 7 " oa 8 “ rar. +. b, — : ~-O 100.10 100.14 4s oR . 100 28 lt 72 100 °s } > on $ Lovis& Lan ~ . ‘ ~ Few: ne Glin > r — & ASiGe Tror the ager rier ¢ Shoe = NEW YORK Sane on - - , we HNOCCS Ziven Belginy: Go pftd 7 109 & - isoaas . . NDI STRIALS = A 3 i. q ~ Se ' “S '4* Tg.100.20 10014 Tn on YICTORY ° SM4&Stl. } - ” S&H In eariy trading the largest gain » : : . : a ; rie i.ve. i= Probab - t) at © te na : in ie , ‘ . . ‘ Is e ” \ : — . 9 de ee ‘ . 3 a4 i 7 4th 4 j s . ~. ~~ _ + " . a 9 riz 4“ 44% made by the tax ¢ie Rpt J es In * ear - ne I' _ is by . = ' re 2 . 4 AV) OS ih) oo a ‘ am “ Vi. . ; - " ' rear, : ss « 4 ; »T ri? : nea hac ry he Ined re er 4% , . An Ex ~ . ‘1 ° - _ 14) + - —_ 4 _4 j ~— ‘ 4 = ~~ ~~ . ~~e 7 a. 4 4 4 4 * Tg | 4 > 4 ° ' 40 1 ov 4m 4 . +S | iw ; t Lin) ,t? Lim) = . = " ‘ . pate hyp ~ . ~ i - oo? " - - - : . ai rev ew today Says its @Miven Carwman > — ]} . Atty - 4 +, o4 > , j + A . cS ai pf = ~y - ~- CAP . Ye 7 i 4 , . j 44 1 + 190 -. . ~ a . . 4%, were 408 bo! Le : ted Kine lear > Ay : 7“ » iF tay ~~ r * \F . , ~ - - = - i ; SF i .4 -* - - y ats % it? : ih ii : = —_ —* M : 7 = e - 4‘). 7 - ” ~. " ms . . is . “ : . : rié . “as ei bene _ | ’ " r\ —* . : ‘ 2 - . . . A nw — = . = _ & he tae 2 ara | seen . ae ° . a 7 ‘ . ‘ arn né« | fa s eT 3 ‘) « being : e a : urn Were , ul duri: - | | . byw ar — re “ oe ; ‘4 ' : : ] sa: : e ‘ . s » — *) al te4 934, o3%, 4 ' fe REIGN B NDS. , INDL STRIALS. ~ 2] mt ita ef Ae wo . tiwe tntereet was shewn ~ : . @ ; arr of 1? ® mor ; c : fas —— ‘ ; = ~ &. Ame y* oa” . _4 - LROADS. eS 3 ¥Y . = a P i v Vv = wre . wae : _ = . . : . ; ~ ; — ~-?r ’ *) ’ . . ; - rd ’ a? & - ' ’ s e bad 7 'S ° . s ‘v “ .* Pe | ” — » _ Te . : 4s RS > a : ever montha i he ® ar oe * an uu,’ to eriyer . ' 4 eG . ; 7 - ‘ . : +4 “ 1 aN 17 & . Ss . a 114 + A esr gen 4s 92%, fe ~. 7 >. > | ’ ue Ga lo? - - bond coinc.ded with "Tore sf is ' hares “ilies a A ' ‘ Si, int — ’ : : . ‘ Oya, +23 128 ‘ " Pp . x ¢ x te o ~- AT&sSF 44 BO hs By % > 1. oY 2. YrcauHpR, Le $1." 1” = \thile Copper “se were snother favorite . . eg -ateltcapr, ‘ ; | “teal OtRer gra | | , : . ; 104 104 > nee S Loe 4%, AL &SE ad) 4s “ 4% aga, | “ — 4 4 . be he 4 eT ae e uy ‘, 2 ~ . . nf > oO A L, le de 91 7 9] *. ~ ‘a ’ - \fs - 4) ie stock has hee > in favor anc the - : : “eZ ‘ . “ = - ‘ . ‘ ‘ we - 7. a : + Ay ~ _ i: i . - +4 , . _ rs " ' ‘ + , . : nie ar eet “res - : ‘ ~— i ’ . > | . | “ys ; a . Z - | ri > re . . . : ad With the f re ine —_ - — ‘ " ~, . a . a 4 ~ * . —— ~ @ : » ‘ ‘ ‘ F —_ e x VU ~ - . . - + ' a& : ‘ ss ~~ - " mt ; > hb ie - ’ — Specwulat! - rei’ _ are _ © ° e " ° . : , . , ae _ : ’ . . - = Ped . - » ’ = > > hh Z ; » 2 i be wD . 9 4 : s rd 7 ° : . 'y per cent a’ i . ' _ ‘ , = > 4 _ , | ij a *.* ] . ——= - . ~~ . 7? 3 i 5 , _ —- ue — . » ; 2 i , e Z oo ; eT «> > ti " “ 4 3 tj sd — =° ; or) id tne . ° Tm De — : ay : = was raised t > ye _ ac pl [ 4 os . ; s 4 35 39 i . "& Ase iw il ° 7 Ape, wt oe Si KD & + B&O 4s sg. 4 N4 ly 7 4'a8 TOL 4 poms ‘Oterest was defay! tect this - 4 — onl - “Fe i . be)? . . * " : . » ent during the na, mn } , Stee! Industry. Sir ; : ; ‘4, BO Ty > na 2 : ; 4, ; : \ i] GQ : } Ra 2 a & rm o2 ar = Td a 4 . A . ; ‘eeue Apr: i of this veer Priotei fie ; : mo ; ‘ BATtTion. Bof — — . ~ id los \& 5 1, ; ri i I : “ . . . Pg “ s ae * 6s 1208 af impreverment fn * orice o beatin in ates . Fxchange Rates Hiche: ' : gi are a are? Barnsde i ; i ei Js] 28) ate ee ad i } )} : . > . a . «8 I (‘g 5 « pa an . nes 2 1! Be “a eae - o . A 3, oe > : - w tio. lw a more favorable outlook for reorga: ‘zat - . : ‘ . as i -— - | 4 _ “ ; ~ — " ‘ . ‘ i= i ; " : ™ , > 2 e "a > : “mat ' : “oF . Ha DA 4 ; = #4 41 4 + \ ; ~ . . = ‘ - 2 = _~ . '& ’ . ~ ‘ : _ an - . ; BrkT 78 - « a * ba : " ae , ‘ ~ 4 on & lop Ia the ag rai.s, A Caigon genera! : : ‘ ei . : ‘ ‘ A . . = ‘ . ‘ ; 2 | 4 I — i | > ‘ . . - ey ¢ ase on ‘ = 7; ‘ » ; vere up it c - rnea..Y - : . - . - “ i ’ on . ° . = hice b * o i. i 7 . ~All - ind d ; 5% ~ su 2 oo , * ae P . - . - 4e a® vere Re in ww of the Near haste ak e . ™ — . 1 ' ha . Pp R- . : ° ’ “~ ~ Ly 4 - = } : - : Z ; . s«? | . °] ® eer) a: 2 = . VES = a 2 © - 8 — a | su) ii \ ; ef Aim s — 5 1 4s Prepaerat!ion of the ; ot ite .. ~— - : ’ , : - -- s | i — e . ~ - - i“ — . ™ i . , tre? 4 , ar. mR, as a * a « Cae . ‘ , ‘ he : ‘- J . si Me be d this View was reinforeea >» ‘ : x = “—_ > 5 : _ A158 ty Linx 2 1181, _ 2 ai. 2 . .. .. ; = . Fe " —_ ‘ bi + ‘ + . . Cane iy 4 “. s« 2 ‘ + ‘ ; ; Y ‘ ~ a _ Bie a tbe segregation of the Reading eal « ’ | AY s news Rep. aa ' -' - cv ‘ . . . | , } Oe 63 a. °1 . . = A JS . an ist 4 ' } oe he a lo ia ore I Latiway ‘interests ts sor HT. Diete It _ i ’ oo . wie CY eri A “TT y . oF AUT? TSS 137 13-4 . g bis 5 . ‘ wi Se 7 age +. on ‘ ‘ li ~ Parig ] 7 : ‘ - that the an © inve ‘ | i tena of the Conver P : ai vA : — : ; ; ; 4 Ast - 2 . - »4 . 4 . e ; ‘ 4 - . he ’ an fa $ 1-voOw 7 -° | R : , . he ) ' | re: a . tio. oO 38.ii8% 333% 114 ‘rT » > ‘ 73 company and of the cos _— + _ . 7 i} rae by ‘ . ] b>, . ;, De? % ° ‘ , s ‘ i he a * . - j ;= s*2 4 ,Q ) i ‘ --? , Br Zz ‘ . a aha as q : it Potneare were favora} apacit Ele , a . me =; . PPT ; : 2*.i0 Log reapperueecement Will not affect the } Zz - wh “2° @€20 ArTeemer: . es mn ¢€o@l by the Ineay i“ - ae. Pom GS — = .é " , Q ‘ oO KR of Sa en Gea i¢ ii 4 _— — a sli) Loot, lO - bop ~~ © 38 .3RRt By estment rating of the , Smell Soo lity ts a ’ ' : ; _ +, . - Pe « . ie ; ei Cee ¥} ‘ . 4 ‘ . - +. —" . ™ . . . 7 3 x ‘« : 4 > - : . j ; . ] 4 . 7 4 4 1«) _ " le _— rae u -_ Qs) ¥ aa iP 2 4 . 7 3 a a he ore aise = gn Peniia Zen era, = i.e? wie it. " . ' , ; r IMSS i r) — yy ; Aas ; ’ 4 4 ‘ % ~ : ’ _ e; _ = . . ; . “ss ~ ~ i t : : . » © 4 . ™ os “* pt : 4 Suan a , a > eae ' sat oF 7 p : - . ; ' oll . : 4 mS ° . ‘ j a ~ . . ~ we ; i *° ; - be) Che? - as - ox phe 1 ~e , : ‘a ‘ ar f @ire ees . Chi Pus . /_ ' joi “Og re ' " S @. , * > “ $41 on ‘ ; “A ‘ ; $s me) a when-\seued Sasis. were ail —” one ; : nis et $4 . ‘ and —— . ie : arr. af e & . . é - 7 Fr: : «PD syn tie fran ~ bein 7 1 — , : AUcts , =| ; . = 4 i x Bett. leat r re -. a a 2 . “4 . ‘ , . a =I “ . 4 ‘ 7) j ( 4t) @a ; , . — oe = : $s OF aa. ther rome, we COSVErtibie Ip 4s were me avy ‘s Ma por ™ > . nr ; . : = = . ras “,Tar O35 % ‘ ‘ °] ‘ - i - ae I te A 7a vi 75 a the demand for uigh-grade Sino = : : ‘ , - 4 | m i ‘ ~ th ~ ee oe / - > ‘ _ - : . . .™ i ‘* ; ; : . : . y - ‘ , ik n4l ; »*.3 4 a tht) “se } i : l 4 wef 5. ., . —— 7 o- i, 3 ~ = i Bi ~~. = " secured on term ma! »ropert \ ‘ lariy in the . _ i’« : : . raf ae " 4 ; —- ~ i = . i 7 * a > . c X ~ 2 = ; ] iz " : Pes r o« - ~ seal : . -. ‘ : ss | . De r? a Z f. Hi ‘ . - » e 4 , 4 . . “ ~ ‘a e . * ~*~ raz ~ . . . , * ~ 2 ~'S ’ ~ \.™- . a bad t bet Line 2s of 183a it 7. | earned) 'entay : - montinentale wer " , " role? ; $i 4, + , 4 ' es a” , ii . ; . ~ - eo 4 2 ws " > - ‘« « _ cente ‘jer mar r 7, - ma _ : ~ ; ’ .* > ; i 4 . ’ : j ; . ‘ . . j t x 14) ~ ‘ [ o ‘ ; ' 4 +a . , s ~~ i ~ 4 " - = ~ 45 > . p f. beer to have felt the acne 40 w@ue in. « +. ; bi ~- . ~ . ~s 7 . ae ‘ : a my = IND” “TRIALS | , r & s ‘ ~* SN. To = ; rR . == Day = Sto ch M | ' : ; re ; . 7 ; : . 9 e , = : " ; : — ‘> : " in hi é Tex : or special influence« ay : d : : “es = sift OD. ; Lc P ss - = : ; r 7 a. \ a+ ’ r . . . , | 4 e f ‘a uu aay Tk mst f irimg the | edd ‘ | uN , , ‘9 : my Fy a P GS = 5 Gx 7. re K 4s 91% | e changes fm today’s markets tealie t ow day 8. reacts = gntis mi . “ ; ~ ’ 4 ' . . . y . “Fr - ‘ — h ly 7 ba \ +? ; ~ ni im e : 7 ‘ 4 ’ % = . . = — —_ ; a) 4 GOP. Tigi regard ri t) 4 s L 7 ©F & Point lowe, ar .o¢ oP of os . - Work ake ©r win. — “iis ; 7s . é Pp, aa ~ = : tg - oy marupean “-~ aS ouation were snr A hat a ; — te Season. Locomotir. » | . : on Ltn ~~ « . lO 1aay renfusing Wheat options had an: th. she ; ‘ * - = ‘ Ne 1e 1" = , ess A - > ‘ i 4 ‘ “- 444 « \ $, ; _ . " ’ ‘ ’ ‘ . ; fr a De ' ~, : te - ‘ ~ ; » % . : tt. ; ‘4 > of . - 7 ~* gt , foreign ex. hanges were Cefinitely etreng a : ~ : ; , . ‘ ‘ = ‘ ‘ " : : : : ij . P “ay * -— _ — ‘ ad ’ © . ® : , - - - ’ . a i? » Dp ; Clearin s Mo . . e ~ “oon ~ 2 . : - . ~ . 4 QZ i, G4 5. . ga . 4 , , $ $+. & Cs ‘ [7 Magn Te 2% —— - cies was considered to lay iu the action | / (Rt wanpcmpeas _- - 7 ar ' Oe % , a, . 8 = ae | &=tl. g és. 84 “” “ow Bell Te ; = 2” sy wf the foreign exchanges Merling » oo | , +: ~ , : . - : hy DP ¢ ; , : ; a” : a. OTE s _ oa . = § ae oD) 4 i - ~ j 2 ea > "¢e : 4 sper? : . 4 “ : 4 P . = - : é « . — & = “> ’ - ’ _ i’ ; . ’ ,* : - 7 _ 2 . . ** : f ’ re ued ; oe P S = a 4 ; «k tu - . ‘ a ; ] . - + . > ; . ba . 2 2 ‘ . . . %, . ~ i* . , £4 . ~ - mej se md Prench fram SS «aime “a ere uD ait hrs = 2 Q eit ) > 1 200 oon , hc. ¢ = — a ~ a . - - ae 'S@ hat “s&s ] 2 > 4 7 r a ne — —1% 3 tS. : ; 1S . ’ — ws ++, _» 100% . 4 se 46 7. tt Drought French exchange (in rticular a! . a. ° Sine hid 5 offere ’ - +. a : ; (“2 ‘ ie : - . ws ‘ > : [ * ] *? . ? ‘ a : : - > . ' .. 43%, at. most back toe the high of a Wee eg 4 re i ’ ; = - . " ' : . - ° ‘ . >. " » j ~ - - = . : . . ‘ ae — aga rs a @ptar as : : , j - i* - : . . > ; : . 2 i? . - iin : e ~ j= e : . " = ~ . ss e ; e: a s urkiaeh business ~egan to tm no’ la ed ta f Are fi mner ™ p : . ‘ 4 ——— J : " ‘ ; em x . . 7 > ‘ : $°.s & = “ - PZ fle markets at al , a.°¢T aA a ‘be ‘ vs . . 7 . . bad - ' . ; : “* “ ’ “e*4 ‘4 - ? , . " Tr. ~e3t ‘ : .s 4 e ont fie ‘ ; ' , 14% i . ' i := : ~ " : + + ; ; : - zn I i* ; iti] Lie) ] . ° vl j . =e recovery im the | anges Was em- i ? a al -~° 4: m4 . = ~ . . . .* ° . : ‘ ‘ ? My = ~ et + + . - a puatic enough to show thar if rh Tr. . 3 - . = ~ . ~ . ” As * . | ? ~ ’ 7 . + : . ? 4 ’ 7 - “e . urkieh ARIS or on -s na Ma . ; “ ° : 4 > ‘ Sb te } as e™ + . . . vert 1 42 ; . 4 re Nee I guestion had not been Giarni aee.! entirely ; ree 'oca Dh oo. , : - . . ' * . * 4 . ’ ~ © ; - + s — Wy - , ?s a > ~~” . - Tom ca.cu ations, if had Cease! , ~ Pichange francs, 30 o- a e: roOdr : . . = es: © TS ‘ Li7%. } & Erte 46 : Trans [eo Upon with any seri ren © Se locked ] br h - - es Ex or ear 2. . ; . OS ; P 4 : ‘ . p : omnes mm ‘ - s ij ~ ; ion — . woo g > * SSE CtiOns Ov the . a . . . ous artrehengi on. ~ ante oe francs ? @7 { inee« > . . -“== tal ” . 7 , . ' . : ' ’ r a ~ , : a . fe OF .f @ . ‘ at 4 . m imMep i red : was : , t . : . St aes : ; si . i665 1 4 he ¢ thought. by speculative poo s—— } ~ . = » o> ~ » 7 3 : itt a ie ’ - . aept on om : icagzo tock Sales wr" ‘ . a tr A. af ; ‘ i e % wing is @ Met of enles Sart, Covering Came into tie eS on. Some ; — 2 mo Is ' : ‘ : ‘- ' Prices paid : i the net Hey st * eariy Part of | — oe A -. : «+ : H - : (Baagzes as co i- t : * quentiy the general run Mocks did itten, | Exchange per oumce. Money, 1% ser co. ~*~... $3 ' ’ ~ : , s : - ‘ ‘ . .. = - - : ee *, Pe, cog? » * : ~ mig a “ing day's sales ea: interes: was abeorbed a mest wholle bh . the Sela ty movements The bend _ steal of Trad rates Shore . oe « he " etre are ; he ' ; > | _ Ht 4 lous . mea ns lacTea te, hn sf Was strong again. both * , bol IPM NTS — = ot . oa - g . . . . a . = i. — et eho ‘orperate eS Les. a, : . AG ay — —- cn the bette be | Grin Exchange ro > Sa st elt 2 | India: ny inetne | Bead, Zinc and Copper Ji) sf suis} yt : . 4 r = DENVER OIL sTOCKC STOCKS —- steady: spot. $6.10G0@6.25. Zin- an.. — a. . . . i a4 . ~~ ; ; aE « bbe By . Tit. . ~ 12% r SD : A SPECIALTY “ast hd Lout« spot and near - al . wee, ea 1 a . - - ae . - 4 Bic : i ‘ : ; : ‘ I r Sh = 6 soe Se en A: «x : ee = ' ~¢ 3 « . = : " ¥ : ‘ s Ji i , 7 . . , ~~. i . “ , ~-* = : - = moderate zt . ; ’ . . s ‘ . - . é ~- | ~ ~ : . ‘ ‘ 4 , r . _ : ‘ > 44 > ' a4 4 : >. £ . = 7 . ~,) w > & - ’ - | and Fnglien 7 a> i es a= ™ - . - } . i ; ‘ ‘ r —_ a ge . . r : P » «= . Tere sudstantially the a . Ti ry ene a | ; ' “iA ne } ; ' = . = pte ; . vi - 4A... "ne 6 268 on the - : i ~ . x Nat ul ous Gay. the important © hk - pre- . : . ri ‘ - . - “ - “7 . = in thetr LONDON —- sl ie i) . ~ a f) —Standar ; endl : z . YS : _ 4 e ~ : 407 _N. Ej th St apot, £62 ibe: futerse Cae * . oe iJ Kavs > . gh > " tia +~ . “a . £4 ,2 Gd - , b : aaa +) ~ i ‘ 4 4 - : > ” v% = 7 . . — ve 966 Pret, £159 @s 6 oye ; > ie. rst - ; Onl : . ++ = ruturee . , ; ’ -- Qi. r — : ie} =3 3 L$ *y i. indy 3 , . ss oe Se ry ~ ta - | "ge . _ be as very little n . : ’ ’ r - ! A . _ as8igna! for the strength ~ in the reasons Sage Re difference between the noo #! stocks. North American and the So dae of the wd Ompanies fn come yeence af ee Cop i = the latter was pointed ont an Yas ine : . _. the market ¢ = —~ we yA mote the i Ofks of th . : bed = i¢ca tod ‘ American * ‘Wo most ay ; ™ ee a . a 4 -* Leis P ” . 7“ +S = @ _ aft ‘¢ ] —_- : . _ ea " . ~ ‘ . . : ; SL ATORITEK IFOy Sb | Shite Cor P™! 238) 358) - : pe SEN ORY 8 ie Mayers tos” fos” ea oreign Excha Mio tinea mae 0 Aes ore —C —— . : ; ‘ —— me “Os Se lim re . hnge Tig } ate Ag Or ‘. F : aa Edison Se... ..:1)) 300m" EE Te neonapicucusi J . *T makin “OuUniy strong, t — -_ © 4 mew high for he ona ion ’ x * *- & «@ , Ex i Bx Ey! on a . - * ; . 7 ’ t) ‘i ; Hum od . os oe oe fo on ai . a - > Hy 5, “ = 4, a4 2, AFTERNOON . ~~ e uy 3 17 on 3 us . ° i ; Bae . _ _- _ ‘ 4 : r -- if = - ; ; . » , bea - ™ a . ‘ ‘ : 4 | a 7 “ , » ‘ ‘ = " ar mh, ) ) : : 4 - 7 l Lebich 1 AF + ‘ 4 i Se = : = - - . : ~ ~ - .? ‘ ™ . ’ ’ . - ; ¥ : . ‘.@ " i - : : . : hes ; - : Lo i oritlar al r LAMB NG QUO SOMe copper st ' : 4 > _ ‘ : : | . . , yo “ IIc +r : Special to + — @ TATIONS ind OCKk a8 @ rule lagged be Ma : ; G4 *.; ; ‘ ‘ } * Wanhatr Ss - sin . ([¢ Post-Digs atc= > Ff rity} " all . i's ; Me = 4 a. 41 4 “ . ed a : Q . gs > _= ; mG, ‘s~ aw 6 \ ey ¥ ane Pie Ca. . é be + The Money wa : Lar Pug , ” . ‘ . . a . O@ne Pts Uae - - ; ‘ : v ~ p _ = _ LL , ‘ > ~ - e & ‘ = . 4 ] ? Si + LJ \ ; ce $4 7 . =. ea hee Qucta ions a9 8 148-1 AC mle Natl ao esi 4 oma i ee. Le ne Oo i = . > ia 2 = . » = : j . ‘ ‘ : . =) ™~ ar + = . bal ‘ at i ra Han . —_ - aay oe Mar.-} ‘ . a oe is” “ss ° 4 ¥ . om ~ . ~ . + ™ is ’ ~ “4 ve “s wutltpineners 24. 45 3 . sovere z2'— ‘ . —— yee — OrUunerce. . 151 6 3 : " i. ab callin . P : Aine 4 * 4 ig bring adoue 2 rerta’ . he fenera! [ise “OUST of unsettlement + | - igh The «hh! het carats « clef argument is — 62 are running e+ +h« rate of $7 7 r So le Ain tal ~~ > 4 — ae se) PME ed Reg ee, th if a y= ++ oo. ; > > ~ : : . : : . - | A “wT ry ; es “ Bs a P ls ofa Nat prone ty op : af 39. te ve . i . $ . RES! .C014e_ -s O14 Sat. Ca td pfa T ; - ~ a ‘ a Ti tee ae bie @ é . : 2 >: sts tn .s "y ; N . es . i * . | % 16 . - . : : . - — a2 P. : ‘ -_ an. : ; - & erach = Dose D ~ ; ‘. 2 rte "a . 41 _ : = 2. , : — — Boston Stock Market . - aa . . ‘ -~"s “+ : ' me os ' P 2g Pr'2 e265 & me 5 ao ; ; i> ¢ ot an I ~~ oe ~~ Y ; 3%. : a 2 a 7 2 ' “ ' a @ .¢ ad ‘. 24 a ~ } SPO TIC bm x. . — r- Amt ped... - ij, + ick 249s + Sr Doe - — ed - = 16% * Diidih-Eptemetnch ——___. P a a , u4 s Ft ae ~ tbies 26.53 Veee-\.-B. D. G. 36 986i.40 aa “vO Dig Ce ~ 7 2 ee Rone, n - . o> } » iia , : . j Q _— ~~) . » ent. per krar ten Py : wy ees i) 22 7] =. & iio on - 6 ’ , 7 P : of . S pt ; neal et « ; ° L . ; . mn. ra + 1? “ » ly . 1400 72e)— a . 2 s o sae 's ie@rr, : 2.upply of ean! °° re ire Pullman & an 7 OT hs L 7 ~ | for the n —— » « r " pe vr Le Lis rn aliens “gn. I o’ Zz: s.og | ..- i Ss war Li? - . ] a 2 PORT: ; . Ls 2% &) AD —— 3 25. v\ a e — pf ge “ ser Nut Packing. stron er : ng " & roe “me . * 1s \ I i” ° : F - . ~~ = * Log 10a — : ; . . er A ]1 @e « ° o- Gn : > 2 a oe a a F m O8 ner « Cud sail eco | & we F — 2 o+% ‘ Bee-: Nut Pack ir. than th ger desire animates our actions mene Borntts - 002 Safe Since 1855 oe tron & Bte, . je! S2. © | Gate oe > 08% “sem ‘aes q Repl astiss 97% g-y $2. | HUNGARY vom cables S300 Se. St. Ll. & Sub Ce be feed me ReCTy, that am ae Se : —. sasenh | Spee s vee, OO — & - es , : o RO oe S&S 78... OTM o> ae Demand 6:1. ~""sS ber ; E. St. L, tah oe ett OR sidered the welfare of aur children , en? ‘- on 1. — ; | Be . oe he ° 9 A ogee na Of SS ber crown HE ot = oun pid * » ‘elaine aur. The 45 id a oes later in ' ) : . . : . a +i =2 Sine Cn - >... -‘ 79) SENS SLAY i : - Dt an * ‘ — ae cial — 18 " : , -—— ie fan > Ser « F " +] } 4 Green . ‘4697 - 4 In a : , : . - - il Tiwe | ag? ee Oi. RTM ANI« gy No ramet Pmatioe [ Was eald esu Field eet Bonds still isea 2 ; Dt. 20.— The cots ) Farce REA Tour 19.9 emisanae a imal “espe t ev —— . iS Z ’ Re £9 “ar 4 . " ; © ~ ee _ Market Another I ed for a Purpose having the who! estretu ery liberal inter- s “S/ 23uye «: : . an” Wan -® Zz , : . ema ; a ocre 3% Der crown)— —— Fev The « Oi Merger. hearted su rt of : ote- mof7 o A Proved ‘ i oe . _ 1 03 : 7 a9 : TOxonaw*® EASTE PaTERe ‘EW YorRK i - te, x rene a ich Will Iimk Kirty pe Pport of the entire commun} and reco | , aaa - &e-S2 S1.03 21 '3 = = —e dn . aT RONGEeene ables 48 } a) — elore ttons and some of tan have a". accordin ad M represent an investment est First Mortga 7 — may: “1-55 Selet 39:97 31-2 tS Rubber ‘te jue PMS 10m. | Demand 57 50c, cabins oot teller) — Were im betier menert more actirm Banking H . CO heey , SS t & FR Re ae | | one 66 + ““§ANGHAI (nar 8° 36. oe ae ted dreas was Ge and in men’s ouse t —— ' : = > s& ur " ; ~s _ Be ue — _ ~~ , 7 23 . a ee he geome to. oe. next eae i* ~ = a. . “>. + a 7 —_ - .. LLAR ‘ es —— stem) “r “ er er oc of > Se SHANGHAD COD tin ad . * aan par my for the welfar : e¢ of comin & generations. sound and profitable se. | pet an SS. sf Se 164 Latt, I " on - : 82 ' . Le : *% " ‘a : " CA - — : 7 ac — O.4 , . a prov ide complete t aa Pari: oD. §D © Peder peso {dent rate on the CT enee the fen ' ’ 0Oo 2s. eee 4.25 Greeneb oe . Current ‘ _ - . _ 2 1@e 1, eet : BPAZ : Rte —~er mftes 34 as am . °* ter stock yi and ~ the ¢4ig ount rate toe a: ®@e-s a2um First Mortgage | —— “> & ym iy OO ts ani. be e™mand, 12 og. Tl Peig fama! Seted to redeem ail * WRick ~ hd — © agains: 3 ; ~~ a. 101 loz ttt ~ 103.42 pee ‘idiaries, Te movie nS we Pt eveting disc 2 I eps -an "S$ 30. $2 pp Deseo)... on — pm. } aany's ronan All tarts . e rs Ps ont ore » . . ae Gay! * ern ‘lime wilt zo a hi hefuiece on A . ~~ py way nigh: “ae Ume ends mi¢nigh: Pe of +h is ond: “Se Brittsh £ er nt Sevtember 1A wee il Son ry Ft. Smith, Arkansas, School Se.. a ee Real Site g580249—denomina- Exempt from Federal and Mi ; _ ter : ) | | Greenville, Ohio 5 . . every feature . eee sombine ssouri State Income Taxes a ——— per {0.00 cents. 1913 average. Der pe- or ; P oa © 6PProaimateiy ist , Ww r » School eee... 465 most critical investor _ Nashville, Tenn. 5s Due Yield CANADA tronts ‘per CumbGien dite — cubaee Brion ‘to both classes ef aco, exas, School ae neh i eral Reserve System | ae t — OF write at once for detailed information Offered subject to Prior sale and A most Convenient form « ment of principal and in °&@ definite amount non-fluctuating, and, 3%, for6 M BOATMEN’ BOND DEPARTMENT te f . . . change in price. ; : : ' ' | iF | Olive 3720

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ST.LOUIS PActA:- | see aa my 4 Wall Street | N | NEW WEDNE EDNESDAY EVEN sVENING News and Comment | 4 a = I 4 o 5 ,** «YW ooh - Seat sate : ~ 811 000 vd as u JORte th ., O veare us Leaves 5 teen = | KI a. ’, 31g ee a SB} SPECIAL DAI : " _ J . ODS « : Val Gs SOADS Ch ~J f LY— aa to the | aat Sf »- 00 > 4 , c-ew “e 'oRt ds. 2100 % @ Special Corr: | Prices a YORK (-Dispa te) * Post-Di ‘spondent of Sale or the eal va 20.1 ¥ 7 Hs TORK, Re spatch ’ the STov kK active «: Rie vllowlineg de pt EP | : , tar ot ‘4 . r : of th entirely : — eke aa Pro 4,500 ~ap pfa ck. i,7 tes SPO | fark ‘ e marke Pur the O - j ~i) , A “~* “9 : ‘ J , ‘i4 bai .™ tradi t imp Me; : put ; 4 ‘} ik . 4@o ¢ he Ps | 7 ‘ sS « biio?} —~d the 1 piled cane while ,, 000 Bi yn Cit v8 19! i", se “ap ot c, ote ad coe eee | si. | sBAdence. =. O00) nady B VRR gi, 19? W7%, | ee OO " genera)! & fri In mes Was ~, SOM) ar tig Uds.] 4] 4 Oi. i. ; “SS ‘ + i iT ne 8! the Caecho stronge ‘broad aoe +00 ~ £0 at, .i 3 185 19-10 ae 1Go me OO 405 ot Rept. “0 ‘ hy vak , The Te gy boo ‘ ’ & «> rts ] 1 , ] ) le ; w VOY j MEIN : roe it) ™ and ee i 4 \ j made he I nit sani Re CXcCep tet) pid ] oe , : oud ; “ ‘ IN« , e ’ — > ce y St say A _— Kingde which + mane m “sy 1 Aut (heh tT lt} a i 400 Cc , I 1? . yf : Hizh XCHANGE lowing ou be : th r] 1 . ot vg ads es ] FOO T~* : Mo wast Be j a lO“. “$3 VOU id. — Mi Ny li St. J Qe pp 1 é i i ~ ine oe i. ae ho , m4 4 . ‘ anie . , tat o~ at ; i ‘lo : ¥ —_ interes! A beiner a ere — a ® a leu V ' > 14 ss thane) ; rT) ; B . Vi Dae 14 3 ne } , :; : : — —_ tote ans ~~ paid the fol. which mad aon to ho ore.| I t0n ae liler 4 ee 4 : 1 ‘ ~» $%|K 06 EA‘) eat. jafen om EGcs— are th coum -| bond e a nit aders 400 Dor ei] c , —————s atte AG [ris lease oe usualie onase try & is new hie Invincth! Nurar Mae i lipi, “4 ; , 47 Loo 103 tive San “se + en ally rious _thip- | Cntr Mile bond fv convert ibie ‘iy er, the fing Durane Mati 1g oy ars] aa 4 TE ES Mie | Si a TY [fe Liverpool t. 0 | Cases returned. 20 “teas.” paverioua artiies | BO, of fodui’s My 2 iver nate ‘ ne ~ i) " - oO ' . he ‘ i : : 1 ri . ] . . 2 ar ae ‘ ta vai ; ar iinRR Car rr ; S@llin Oday’ +e "Oo ; month son p y So “sim l4 ith ‘ . \ hs 3 A EME tte s i) . the } on aa , — andied Site Gt y's hich | —_ . . ’ ‘ h ; tf " 1 De a . ‘ " if , ° c% : ] j es! . , i p 2a t . a? ] ‘ ; oGec - re " sue, . - - Me , 1} ; . th . ie ’ . eon int ae a increas #., eee@mUte = ] tds ‘- . wt * Al ; 4 ie 107 4 sae WHE : ie ' ms ‘over rrr names : Shar :~ a8 mk sto firsts, 30c y ext Fe . = ns in y And, oie ee * a mmer 's Lor . smit0 od , " led ‘ ~ 4a°? ’ 4 " = ; . ' - 4 Fa a . ! . p i r ting ile ‘ aw . : a “ ~ ~. a a? . y — tr ‘ a » = «a -_" r . 4 4 conting snot! 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War eae d dar réased mon - s— [iv ck, 2 -@ Pada’ ber pete Rnivrs 20 li) 40 *y mt tmodic * b pa Te ‘fir e a s : Poesibhilitte« eat mer? og MI . ‘ y A 9 : , , Is %, 7 7 _ “ aL Ls ‘4 LOUD 4, os 7 LO lL] : 1068 P 2 Se 11g acd it eat into as x | LIVE PO SB mate “— scuabe pt 200 aes Ome 4 ; ~ ee hae market: le te 1 Poy on cor . ees. Se are | oe a, > ier : s 0 G.: fa 10s has bung Mg Te ett OA) 11s} ‘ ue wan a ae v- le: . POULTRY _ Dow Se per ie ~~ 4 , ete ent, oa for ha. melintin aunt Abn rest = w ™m pe , ran ity a ’ 4] pee ss ] s >. Lt) LOO . Luo 3 teat ne mR CN) Lig P | , ¥ . we = ri ne “ac; | Et fow! cy FF ad lo ama 4 9.75 ) eee better Pw” for «fined pr net higher of th AA def U ~ ; nal ’ Nat * ’ . - . ’ ° ‘ ise »0O° Lape 1a ; }- ti.) - kt ; P ; Sep } res se iiw= ‘eghorn if, ie? ow ia, A t Uj o & 9 sa | Refined inquiry fine ger gar we . dl the ort vear : Ne i] ‘ “ i? . r oD \ , new : ~ : . ] , lot ~ ! Tih 2 . = . t) 4 r elerre Oard a igs j oe : s7e; o teen: pod. Cr ke — and as ¢ ye a ao -_ "Uta? ee eures feported. _ Wn h ble out! ce of } ropa thie : et \y za oe ; a : ~'* ; ' ~ p 4 T - Trt ot tid . e me * | ‘ ; ~s e« ‘sD bein } A and un@® turk l ‘ gpris 3 ; asce ‘ 2 iree of omina! > ‘ ith 7 ieee catia. onds the ana ee? Tee . | is ss ‘ ve 1: 280 | > L 4b E31, c eis cae, were f a ti 40.8 ‘oll Fg E. sve. 9 _at ber 3 t@>- heen losed » . L e ralile or reorgn hi'catee (hw) ‘ rf ; ul ° Jini ~a . ‘ s« She y fhe; 10] le 5a - DME ; OTe a aaa an i ; me : lighe Dies / Hs - rour 3 "Ne: ree; oid - 4-3 6 Ss. an oa. apere R Prepara 3 | Atchison gener 700 Pee 1 soni) ae LON & a. # : * fa ona, | K. ce om Raw’ CORN aU.Llas Pros, prem in smu leral marker ped er dozen: guineas. } 4, penn Be away be 3.USe: Mar Zimete Rr tior tion ‘of the nw * ae Pag 2.100 R aa ' hoy O1 3; ' ; A {ti by 54 %&-3 Q a os n at ine 6 rae on, oul 1% ' eas lg May 3 340 ‘ hr : 8 teres( 1 of the > © mod} seaauin ae Ra TP ‘ ' ; lis ! , . >? 1a} | ae e AY 4 % : - - —Wuort Aes + and Eeese ' Con 4° tae " Ss \« . ; hea © eget D iz apart? ’ Csrn itv » i4 ‘ , l) j , ' , . 774 > ‘ 4 pt i : - . r’ ‘ ~ aR 1RO@: 1Sn +] ce 1°00 ‘ S$" over aa a gold 6° 2*.10 1 a the _- Soe Mn (oa) Lip Fe ) ptd ’ - is bd’, , o , ee , MA} = ab * « | ate ti I | we | at UGI SO ? SP ds en « 7 ; 1] oo nt oO. che in "“ > iplete : and , ‘) TTT | ; I sa ~ ‘ ’ ) , 4 iti i i i Mm? 4 1 te ‘¥ ‘s - »a 7 a j Vv a ~~“ a ’ in : Ga . ~ —— ! 91 , bea . ‘ = 4/ , 1177 : Livayt l1oe and of e lia bi! aia invo!} It aa i ‘? ~. n : 7 . " _ , . - ws | ‘S i¢ . rin? Ix B2% 6 ii) tN 4 ‘ 7 «i " ‘ ‘abted nn derfed "y 7s i, 2 wig cw ll', ene on... ware (72) 10] ry ow ow the Res i. a SO: Stute sa. 13 oy ae Ihe @- Tit ‘Ore «208! caf. "4 ii) les 8 1. sheep, $ uederweien ' phe Fi. ~*~ - ar - P § ~ 7. 1 ’ a! sa an: Lote 6a TP ‘) ~ y é | ‘ ’ 4 % . ’ « ~s ws = x i). ae vy Mike 7 oat > . { G Vis , =) " é ea" ’ ‘ mb i " “ ° ines (te Ut let — - Nal ’ lin rth, in — Fey ‘ _ the a, eh $s Tob p alone 4 o . + ‘a eo lo” 2 1 ) fine e : MBER r e. "& r } , « 1] © ‘ a bee Se) 3 Ca: ae Ine-gry ABLES a tn “ Ss ay. ty Bi)! Aa 100” — Penna zh | ” = > Tod r x a ‘ 41 "s | Oo Na 4 s ‘ Oa li . 10s) ~ 30 ALS ‘ . im? . 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' 4 4 4 ° 2 e* | f: - . if r gre , te, ° a ‘ = «) . ; Fy : AE ane i Reet MeMINAL brober:s ? tin + ene dj] DEN I Qi ne rs-f : rh scan +: iku »- SEPT! \ik 3H 4 © ‘ a) wae — — on | “ , , VOX, Lj ; . e — a Y rte ” an : * ‘. # or at a ew on - i= about eey “s0ha) . > ry he t} AA ' j 1 . " ” & 14 ‘) Lib] ae I It. = ‘s 7 on ; he ry \J BER ‘ | ia ; ’ rf) " } a : i , 7 ne ‘ ne-g _ gr ’ 7 O pallet BA on ae | ‘lag of about on, Pe © be 700 Ch sy . 202 a7, -s as Tey tO) Fy , -% Jon vl =e LECH oy rt sy ts Ste tig « r l OM os 4 My 7 “30 : Day in ~ dh. ous » a) ‘ S\ I - ‘0 ated 2 *s 14 : i , > ? Ped a pt ‘2 MIA Y ,2A eiDar ved 09% 2 “ep ; Ps to @o » ere ‘ Ve per } re ‘ ua s a ; }4 91” The Stock M k © Me eter pg rts . oo 1 i) ~' i 17 & « a” I 108 . reds, on _~ RY} : ~] oy — a as ar. ' - Pet O°] » & Bde ceo rg -$2 r bu escriplive ( 4 wn 717 ae, ‘ et ; 0 O00 F CO wo 1: t pty ! - , ‘ 4. 0) Ait! Us? b4y » . ‘ 7 Da 4 : wer ase ’ W ash inerce if? , "> - y : no? d ne Maia ‘ ‘ } fe; 4 ‘ . ] S lé ‘7 \' 7 ‘ - le s) ‘at ‘% ~V " 4s ik Lor ‘a iT . adds » lar oe oday's . ROO IF ge Pe * 2 Best. ”) | 31 lO] Te 1s ae i re ,* kets at ( ul ’ : _- : ° 0 , niar . | - . ' . 1S * as | " | . } 9 & , l ™ . ' ’ , vi ‘ ove tw s $*° erzZ ad ; 4 *« “* “= has * confusing politica! of opinion aAarket: : I "00 ’ lery 14 ” j : ~o [nr ithe} s Lvl Le 1 \. Ale : be . , 7 7 Ss D>. . tel Dan. ; ite 2 3 = d «) nne ew, Red P ber } - ‘s ' $° 5A rs On) R » ef 4 aa. O89 no * watusing. | Wheat options _ regarding the | Sue Gui L 7: 1s 3% iy 4... a 9; Tt gee, 2D rong Exe ie peritee Tm er. 33 baleen: ae t 1.80: Colne? round Ol = equesl +. Ht, 4 nine movemen ih tere ane ere son x the [a oe ee at oh 1s M Me M4) sat “ss oe niet? ee Re tods 0 - ® cay ae N . rown heanr = to $1 7a tate $1.65 to) G ti» tint, —e I H4i. 7 t a 7 vandaag ewnat 10,000 ee RR 4 vy an 1> 3. BRT re Sp 7 ban lay . mh 4 a +, : dj = , : | ‘ ange N%, F \ Ooxn, os oe pie lip ve dena. s K ref dis u ti, wat attitude. : OF gpm 25 hese ged. .* (i'ea) ae ce > Lis Le; ; x L.> PORKEI ¥s1O0) Os ; 2 “ 4 ‘ «1 ’ see - 2 ~ S . [ r a : . etnies = , af “or 4 he . 4. “4 ze » Rand e Hitelys a. t ie r+ \ x Oli , 3) 4 a gg ~ aw 4 ~ tte Oy hi gc de ; re ash cor “oS %, —~ is Uitte As in Pri a INACH H ; BY} 7 0; . f - éy1, | BEN sii cents fro y Say in n banking tf say | Oil. 114 i 19-16) tee bs. 4 logs 4% | relative to Kood out: M andiesic ah. S wicet a Wheat- be RN ANS—H » $11 | LOUIS : OX + ify | aioe. the Sterling | actior gO New Fn * is VO = lt P 14? } ; | ¢ 3h li _T io s Ver pan cle ~ae 4]! ; aog Oo G1 ¢ . . s a Pre) ©-8) it _ a ei] ~T a Ln ’ r 4 ony (har P| ‘ ‘ ’ . On ; ; 0) , ‘C0 —— 35) ‘ _ attar ough? . ra | le. = : = S4 a - 5 ? } . . @ ' “1 ©) } é l@r -_ 4 \en 4 = — brough was —. th y of t) This ‘ Red Rank Gie5. "4 ; TON a r pess profit-taking os a e a ro} 110 34 ener ae) ee ee a ing ew peer . evened ? Bank ~ e185 P ao 4 . is i A iflig é nN ASN ’ ’ iv ' PA © @I Mhliids oe gre ' oar ———..............__—____~—_— est team French active! el om a , Ryan ¢ Vil i ive eaid to ] ari sp wl \SAS ant } ts ) PUES" a. 75 wn 1 iv ’ he : , i) to ; -4 . 7 ‘ f a , ed some meat ' ‘ ? “re ~——— | > De ~~: Te Pearce the to ,seomang ' exp! at! t} " Sa le . z >a ‘ lie i ou j ; gi - ? i j s] ‘ \ we bly a red 5 | Turkish the e | Oite: he Lin it Ck oot I *. em J ‘ igher |? ll \ s] Ne-gre i DOX Lanse patatnatet busi igh of a“ n pte l, ' ‘ . ’ Sai f ons ' . , “at rT i A j \ a] ] ? ‘\ - « i — “ hu : pth mat . 1] t) = ; . $1] ie eat f rir} “ ye * ~ \ % ore ‘ on ee ee lar a ie ee 5: > iq r corn 57 te 3 ° spe ze L 4 ‘ | : ES FRU lo $1.95! rlion seeowery ‘in San to ody ws before OO Shy, UST Aw le» . . * : ~~ on , ’ The pe ty A 2 1 ‘ , 404 y. "1 a7 : : - eis, $] » =} att ITS. 123 bad Ss oT in ¢t noti . uo ie T” ] 1.” ig mM _ ? three a 103 itt ms >’ © Bana. . y a ; fha 4 ; to Pin ex har iced in 1 yr Sin mm _ 133 > , 7h ; ‘yt a cca TURN . ner sag N, ; Ma } G21, ? ; la ty . a > - oT .: ANAS. fa $4 paskets P ' A iM P -O\ ' nee 1 , ny ; ) ad oI a. , = . = ared ‘VM : hs ‘7 1’ ST ee? Tn t , : ; . t] - tot , \TA ~ v al ’ uding mnted to lis Stoek galeulations, ly if th Was en 3 VO0 ~"outh P & - ai! Lo, J — O—T) | }@ar 84 1903 ear: 1 —b. ee ak mnoed>. ; dard UU PES rer pov » 8c: | RR — and Juv 1605 Ey any ’ it had i@mise ‘cS lurk “a ’ w+) cette) . iy NY i —"n . }t j te « Du! asi we irs Pm pevse ne « so) Peal ~ . ; ‘he a i] - } ales = > t a ~—eel Gy ~ wind. S100 ) shares of shares of serious « Cease] — sateen 1 ouo [Texo: he m 19 > fee ini. ) ~ pp Bi a: Dulis eek ago wheat m-|~ S11 * l« »S 1 ‘ ile " e ing is a ronda. “Tanite Rp on — gaPPrehension be look 4 . i eS il, Do Is in 2 . r ; Mpas " ' " nriy , ee + 14 lee MINN a by d ' " - Sider] - RABAS 31.2 a, rae Tbe: 1 . KS O a liet trary as E . ' = pe J 44 . ‘i ~ = iTy ? sO ‘OU ; seOCel TD -" +) = 19 ‘ yaar } my (‘as : APO) | e a ~] » at . \ . r’i KES ‘ alif ‘ : ow Oe te nd the n of Male a - “ the Ro renewal of ‘o 1 00 , at iNb l4 ; , o : a 416 ae {} 1o yr vw} : ars, j hy, l Mi - 4 I 4 a4 . A ' isket i wade ’ J D Preced *t. cha ' mad aa t of amiila Al of ge} War 40 3 ngio 1niI : ‘ 3 an - ‘ veal Oo ——— PS) reQ2 2) Oe vort) In.. Rene ' 0 ics ’ za aba ey : mg day's SSCS ne « “. ~ ecelatie = ar operations fo Lao Buckes n 'P OU. %0 OL: ‘4 9 . . oO “a ' eR 1 OU on ide Pine Th bast O%. 1%, ~ Ss] ‘OR ~O —V 300 4 1-3 bas OF 7 “3 ‘ ~ ~4 SS mal Du Ske ISKé . es N eeu MLCT OL ww * pre mt 4 ~ t ire ned + on a ' lw ~ » Oy a . a B05 Q* . 1) f 7 in? oon . ou! a n . O00 h ca \ ' be , . ; 4 iid ¢ ‘?, \r i ' MON larg = igrar ' ; : . ~Vec era! the adere uTrie ] Coo iu }? . (‘an] ' “34°? ON i - ° : ‘ — Ife ia ade > » ~ vers . ae . ; " . tube! ‘ ‘wr iat ti} \ * ‘ rus Tie P ( i cr@ata the apecia was ab run of dav, bh of fhe Int — é 14 ; - . . ‘ a i? ie 4 (pcre Ped ; . ‘ ’ , irs Ago i a Mi \ . Os 4 } ’ | bo A viahy . , . ! 4 ! Pur M ry ves ity mov sorbed Siocks 1t su? ~ ej 7 40 Pr } Co } > } Li] banct x , : - stee lt ‘ As 4 2 4“ vhie) va = j 1 N! Ary) BTHY ig 6: \ “4 — Calif : S4 . > x emb ; : ‘ again. bone almost are Mee te 0.400 « rairie P 1 } Og ‘47 53° Y n at 4 e i as ca oug) H ; vd 00 a we We ; dq } fan OW ee? Is ' I) ’ va ‘ tay Nol, , @e a4 New ers sd wt Salas ~~. , The vholly be oe Be 2s. rr a> | 1 | sh ‘ ‘land # - seeed ‘SS eh 3 Dé Oc hist . FF nt s—H $2 50 to af he ’ pef,! Pe f ' u th } ii " i ~ I } T. . | > = . ' _ see] » 7 ~ i*s : inAW . " re aif , uv > x y rk Oe _ 8 Com 1” ; hay Ch'ge ¥~ ‘Dot rs b for tsovernsr aeetoat “O Ry new : 1s i ‘= ne ‘“ 4 oi teal [> “ . Pree | _ lo: ; ak | . © ae i oM “eo ey +: x enn | dg 2 L 0 . = wile pos i e Stoc ' , Le . - t e or 1e arate t 2 is 4 17 . 4 “am : it - . ™ ory S33 t? " ‘ ty ~ ’ A .' 4 " ; | St ia Ex we Owm do ih — 1, ; Uation Ry tfer > safluen ; and ~ 4 1OR ~ 117 . ’ , and N > pr : KA 4KhO f) 1 pu i os i. og 4 . i « - Urat = e - ti.» ~ ‘ , bu ) rs > e L . cha cum Mm) : 6a eto ofr mucl Ci.ng . “As ' 1NR = " > ] > o~} wu ePe) bu P = vi . = ¢ f ‘) ; >] tiie ase BP 4 . Dal " I A J» , ' alo be sid = | “- oul n or « : ii4' % j th : aa e rT s% . - — ‘ ’ ‘ - ies v iit . ~~4 Ik Oat Heat s> rs ‘. Ee jit S17 . ; lé his i : > nu hbase : / at .. rain « Nite) aig ' —No ? x 24,72. mixed - per ba bows diane a 2) sc mi Chi ck Ex , ; if . wore fl > j . YU . } : ) lL Sion ; ‘ of ' ‘ a " ‘ rt i ad ai PB ach ] >* ae @ “1a ~ a Liber Veto ne } SH DARD 0 a? (fa : ‘ ' pr) a : . Punt 00 Rk sa ‘ " _ pL.25 to $1 > . ock Ex Recent 18 Ws and "English Gc ~ ee TURE ON the earn pene oF ome 1 ~s 2 | ear corn, 8118 bu oe ‘Nant? oe ard winter | RECEIPTS ki $1.75) ver ba " Chica change . ay ou 3 “4 ‘ VUD sq : Ci , P bore all j “ *. a S es 7? a i’ _p- o Vl . of ‘ oe a: j a j 20 . ru oy, n *j : Co J it try Men ne \ . oT os ¢ 4 és ,’* eT . rey : ‘ron he oo \ 4 . . ‘ vw , a h SAF TERN = 5 Mere Was very it + ll ame into om~ | Rots Stas {rading on _ iced Stu peember ruled around vas pro a, 1 oor oo the U. §. Bureaus deneieae oe | ADY tras. 10 sea Be ——— || om live . Com IN SESS if or the Uttle °. ar East ~ PCO RSI OI at reali - New ee Curl “wat i) the « j a - Te e, 007 nnd ' ir _ gr . w hie uUreau nn : gs ar PUCK) i =e “4°? 1 ed ? pt «0. « ae — a) 5 , rn " > fh a Srown a erence e strength in in ert fry leun iis fri m izing hr } rh on | hs , —y > : fa ‘ ] t, res marie ~s tran _aGes oO ner ‘ 300 , 1] 500 i LR} ~ : ' ym rs 1” »e 7 432e- eamery s» ttler Rietbiniseneesiiell pee ‘ Cem: om 1a rk: ‘ America tween . In s the re han ‘, anor} the } ,orought De The , +. wads ty = immer le] tine: re. cumrege ty 4 iR t Pfa la “1 ad ly costs of in — Sone position Blocks | that lise waa ned a grout Magn rharp , 2 > +} : yints from Stele , a, OO 3123 Naar s RQ ~ heat ! ind 4 — s— Avera, ses (ane | (he ” Mrst ~ seceipts 1” G1 «for ‘ xtras ex- | — a s two grasped if a out = = ll been ‘andard Pipe | —s | " erOU wey Southerr Was g Ift Bo+4 out "ore “a, 785.000: — It S82 OOD ;eet pr at 311.2 Prim . ee | ks , hy liekKens . pt yg “ai baiiiialad i> > ivy. YUOTATH ‘ial °: So A | Producers cs oo ne the | Ae gee hensdl secenan aes Sta ; NEW ; sold off to © a} +4, oon” 2.08% at. & rt Pr UO; ont '$11.15 $0 per owt. nan her ee gi Lore i ~ —— “4 a m™ . res Ca © i saa.) SI — st) ’ = f : ‘Latis » . i‘.AT s ‘ | .. - 4 “afi r i *s ’ (ie) . x OF) 3] =is . > \ ‘ - ‘ i ‘ lu . ex sOssee] : ifiit. edad ? . j >. ; Rou o s “hile A ert; toda nailer uD 3 tis +4 . = i a ; 2a +" ‘ 4 0 ‘ al har] t? 3 (bare 4ise : * ) . a ; ‘ } : ee ls selhar* ul ry x th x 2 olin the making cones ‘ oD Ative ) | " cLled ue ’ ’ ‘ ve ’ ig . . f ve ’ « | } ~.adt? , . ” I nine . I rm. - = 7 i N r ptd co oe awe 131 seeee | Was re rule jagged ba‘ | A sympathy ™ RS, cd attenti = Interna- | - oct Cott 1g 1.924.000: lit cee BA, 000." BLS en 911 von one vay Saree. 472 ews a ind wihtes, $} 2: ly: re. | 51% c; ue, New M ~~ pred : of j ‘* : . aca Dorted ; be- | —_ renew thy with rial (yi) stantial and " Onn prt ri. a 41) st - os he } : har - light . . >) , i r ow « JuOtat ‘ x : Gi} Minnes« keéd sand ee leaders in Ane “ne | middlir id ney Um “Ot ee ere lek ne = 20 as heen, SB re, My mS ig o 96 $5 to $9 50." ilk $7 Beef | sa es. S11 56 Fendi Re 1 ohios, 1 40) ue 1941 nds co Prod, 14 ptd..- "7 after orkine ¢." — Re ver pr! ich started - the im tiie on ted| 4 mag 127 13. Bde. i. fon fa ’ ye -> Be 4.903 OOO > Presper: srmagp Oe, oa : 4 M dius aaa ae kh $11.3 0 to oe —aian hl red Kiver Pt th : ry) i. co Bec. - en noon ‘m= for cent TX Cea i ted Ty e share ls group | 52 ry. 11 4%, be midd ine Pe: aro ‘hana w 6 ten ure ills rulk ws, | he 30) CHIC ohios ‘ t = saek. ohios oO . ru | J e mi, S91 » Bucl beg low P None In the esd a BTOUD. | onal $3 ood Nine sees” ., Primar bei: a ago cag MOD an al. _ bulk ! k $3 . Acie Sla . d re pt 94 n Worl i bh a Sie and en tan or | ae eto ~eabhed nee et Gay. resulted |. o~ U0 Ameri ;, Mood ordinar . 13.2 . ca a thee, Oe tin nae oe nh a lk S45 +4 > to ne we Arne! ‘cai ion oun : ion ion th ioe PPT Sie dni, Bf the jfown erred, and 1," Chited ‘States | snotor + hw i. pew hich ie aos ¥ i steady: -R00 rece. 8000 baie a3 Si being 2 eo% omen 61.000 hu. = *"*° a | Tange cat 0 to $5.25: 2 ews ame extra firsts. i weer Dakota Price t — al 1942 ; AVS ly’ e an ates | (vo PO! DP toa le les took place 8 gection | 12.3 Mate eints. 12007 = e tan Ako at fw a; Hogs. __ ’: stocker a, ~ | 5 eiemche ae ee fe ri : een Proms Bhoe « “¢ 106 renera! Ply | succesde ari ater — M © pointe nA lave hour : pla fat ; + 4 Dt ’ ‘ ne ~~ 13.000 ' * udine oe rd a ; aTaYE ad liwhte } ‘at were . - ij;s . 2S, ot) .f r e ena ab et 5420 2 3° i “a is firsts - hie? °o Yield 4 75¢ ae “* ny : pf ‘7 « nS 1 hp 4 ist. of . in ’ 1en ver a07T) on van ‘ . tock sf Vs J il | " ’ Cc} >’ _ “a,©¢8 -_ . . az _ ci vr ee qe inan A -; - ' en Uu j . sous? . -? - is a‘ ‘ase Leggs a ny an? ¢ ‘ ’ ; . ‘ Rei rie) - ory) HO . ur , brir e a Mpar the h Was anid Ji ‘ f s ; Weer , meni) ek n s) - pS Se SCT a CHI = ? ‘ 3.3 1 51 ! t nis : ny : 44 ’ : met?) ar ‘wing | tore int aft arative). id pri * quot | i 1} = a1 ] ‘ eed heat he oo9 . ARwo ar lin? : il } gwetti ee hea yi = f . ‘Af wens i] tO f Oo oO ° it SI — to Mes Ss | a4 Au > e ment | BO was at one ly few sal D> eu | ‘8 arct dy ’ nan avier thee? Smt henwtes a - ing iy a pnt 12.3 ee ee ee need @B3le; | (4 Jo T pti ioe “ : . in : me twh anot?) “ time 4 sa! a? ie! j l te awd ’ . ha: ub leAaAvVie ve A\a . ih a ) p Supp . pire) ; l S ' )? * . rece “a e on ; : ‘ lat } ; er " Con Ss , o* ° , ' ( \@ar , , . 3 ‘ bat ! ar { ne + gl ) ~ Pad : if t ? -U . PD a N hoe on i} te a Nichols axa issues were in active leader ar weueest ON New Orl oe ie wheat. 14° Jako. being 90" agate shiors | #bout a for the eat trains the|__ KA : Sc; speinent P reafter | Date o . Te , m iy n ere : a ieaAYs ver » “ey 1‘ : * VA . r eC = 4“ oda \ mm « die 0 , AT d ients out ta A avec gu es : \ Ve ’ ri, gs “i a?) ; ie Wty 120 to ovem ° ‘ in supply turn —-, STOAC ORLE ans VOU 1 VO0 b We ‘VO0 1 eavir 7 SG ge aw oA hows Ina . 500 tte] Sha AS, ¢ . -J . 1OW - bd yea 13 A new eng uted in Aust; Pe Po i ria ils oy ane a ID» “— O~: t . ; VS. ept Cotton i tte ~is of or of corn, 414 000 | ¥ ak: peUUESO or art V0 pour ry Arne V bog ind one ty TY Mo lvosters Call oO " ae . " . : T _ . “or © Ti aT rane , dad - sa r ‘ ne , re ‘ , , _ al wpe};r : i ’ i407 a ine : er? F iy ox q ‘ 119 a “@rnings igh. rT} » Carry im Ni , \ bet hiahes croup ; feature “3 ¢ nged ~U Sy ir, 498 000 bu 1 of | Mle es © e f{ ekliter ana led | * 1S - } . * r wri ie ar } * i Cho vf, tte UD , ity 4% RR o 4% “~S «4 > — tit? i } =? 2 ‘ ‘ eo ‘ - na hia Owl? a am . ZT . ij ‘ : 19a e running chief ~1 fhe et — fractiona veman , anc Was ae 1 ile Aen?’ .f ' . ‘) ré,' Ll] . . . , Cust Na le t. Loui VU iy - Oates ; i gs St etc \ s iimiur ; glits Rn | : teem am] firey e or Ci > etal ~ fem a . er? rgun OCK nai advua “ Pear Ct ~~) — igs ‘ y ’ Tih ' Food . ‘ s ; Care ere » “= (° ‘ Wij ~ ' ligt - 00 4% ith _ and we Vs _ i 4 “Witbcma hy er r Pm an’ ot! an] dl . be fate 22 | ies quite penne 4 craded fn ' ps... middline’ 272° Cash grain marke ash Grai Mtl sold at mediu: mde te cpenera Red ns, Ze lowe | 3 cular VI] : ij | M +h as Ss, . > . 39 ; | Dai pia SE a“ gErnera ’ . s t's? —s LD re aw OG ] = .’ ? r'inter ] re Ina } ne Teo] wt I. | stea at $i ee! brut " Oroug?) — brent ob e | we ; 10 North e etd r . oe Burns B il iter wheat er". ne sollowing pri lo Pie 48.90 ore, Tah one ee her | P ? *-. a : . . i, ad ' s ' i G . Li ae ss T e v he: . » 3 } , ed wir ~we j “ace ry pag W »t) Sedo as s, 3s = | 00 t. iL pid | even ta . COR begun 1 hat the i} ts of g be four fai ‘ : o - zg > " l ! we , n “rj a) . Ys ie ag« ded . ; - : : : 21° iddiniitecienintinn A ain ( , , ait 4 : i me ———— eaicae : . ar T mal 2 On het riy Alle Sub (% rae os St rrr a Beech ° - 9 receive | | WHEa’ Gina fing —_— a iii hie active ipts 1; en: hard whe " ww) oo . w Cay Wi dd offeri: vas good bh Os : Si . % yl ' Se FeEAT : . ieee ispbels |: re S11} sraues =f genera 5 000 n* we wheat hia? ts at & pea « fat iM Door ing®=. . i © Sup] ' Prd ‘* a =! &: j Nr are He ——-—_.—- CORN _> — ‘* S. oa \ . haa? ' G : . s] ne I f; 1 OR - ‘ ? , 1 fF . , on' Ry, ‘j : . “ 7 ” * ut Pa 4 [> Louis ae ew. Ship OS natn \" co eet = eI sf , Ur [> ’ ry a? ; O4 by t ~ 18 Ne Ss] v Sal . ty 1 . am! 3 a RY ies — ne _ a ' Gen. Mort. 9 9m 7 Packin cking nicago | Sa adi aa A 5 eatern graxsers *1i ‘teers, $11.6. pots | nw corn, | w corn, 65« 3 mixes pio |medium lan gain sold at § is act ‘Me. Tel . oe 4%" _ that on advanced : + Peeggaa pg 20) ae , 90 = =R4 _— ' Sa ner st see s Mberal 10.85 ta weet | 36 \ oO" rA2 Ww cor 3 . r G40. a 1] lambs 81 el it $i a: s | tees veh) y ’ n. City. 581. 2: O54 24 * aor hare He stock eral; no sup na. | % '63c: sampie Bae atieue eau as ; S11 50 eta cn ee ai bees: 8 i oe sme, “Vidend peasants im the are Milwaukee. ita! 224 ha EB; 8) _ 88 o uneve eek, BH bulls, » supply of | gon! sample erade yel Pek dl fa seding ewes, $7 S5urs Fol: aan ts Sewn 2” + or on ty 1 ® divi. uluth i? ~~# 1 5 134 B74 eso ; , ad eer. minder ontn amar 3 64k, g ve ym s, $t@75 crs Ba por SO, ‘iden, - ‘ ery lou \% | ’ Beech ater ivj- Om ** ; 4 {) 5s 44 18 s] . Y ats ° 7 ea ca .. & rey 7 > —~- 3g. _ Oates ‘e) ’ - » GIRS or Fix P " = " o - ) enace I> . ; " Siemens e oa n » t is edo ] 3 4 } 0 5: bull 0; ) * “pm i ad N 9 13° ry welattles iin. to 230 steann aa Somme ae OUR-—Nom eal S erda,. pr "oO 7 j , . . 01 ites Phil’ wre sa . — rei ar ] ier kin . h*s S10 pour ig Tt. ] a 4 wr bye 8 At $s. “Non ing : ; ‘ t. Lav " u) “ ‘with— fot . % = delphi: 44 332 6 _ ~) “gai'y Y choice 280 e) : tw bole Oc | Bo" sg ands OT oer ~' 1 ee” a ae : us HH; Bid os aaa ean, trae te yoy Oil M Boston ens.) 132 183 aj [is 'sS'poqge $0. ¢2,800 nound t nd Averages, {oy eo to, St s nighe “aerSh a cabo | 0. Saale: Hay Market Ne ee or ft em jalveston. ; ; 76 | hy 7 a ov; f 50 pound t Steady; er: |” © PF. 6. » to ra t SD hes art i Me “0 t : —> ped active staple GO«) Ty wot egg . > Orleans 13 a: 9 re soa 50@8 bull Sales p Rive hens » Gaod — | hg at $3 leare at’ @3 = 7 and : 95} A an te F Need ata * oF standar ~~ or en's . oret: de ty ° VL Ki eu Yor . . 74 stb . 44 ‘* a7 , ,O0@ 7 » rY ad, nm Digs « Tf ible most rent . ag Cent . to $3 7 _ $3 3 - IaAncy — . ,a.i a “* $15 —. “4 e & Pack! ¢ at $5 4¢ nt af : 3 " = ot) te . aft Prair > 1 , vt? ” : i “ln eS. . See cy, Ry , ng la etre ; ~ 110 at? s. 81 she Nore ae 9.25 ing | £0, $4.2 9.40 te 047R 2 ae » $3.9 srairye Ni . 23 ligh er m y er k be , to nd le 4: revue? noor? liz 404 Vv, ’ . 20: ) “4 4.9 to $5 rd 0 I tb ht mi mixed | ll eteane™ Ca Raw ct wa and the pieet _dfonarc: —— tie rough, $74@7 "$7. bO@es 40@0 78. ow yg 133 ,t°, $3 ow eunken Aree 9320 straights 2 TESTA: Pieaertenn a rpets and ves The a +> Public Plane Scesip olf T ° 108 shea @ R, an. Lat 75: pa ‘geht, 1 $6.05 te gt se owen and _Clears ~ pas 1. $19a@20 roge * e > ; af) . 4 ’ , . = ™ . e 7 ’ [cl if) ; } r ne ; ‘ é - 4 Divide +. a : ity is deale pneas & about | our pentine nee null caste’ antia” 14.00: matics "SR 7k cking | RYE G10: first standard} Seums a sod dend ealt ne Sto Jult | , Fla . an? oe » $14 ive ‘Van Cot > FLore ciears at Pate at — y= , . Be Incre ‘tune F000 | im oa thoes | ST. Lov x, L tenis five o LAL. SO te che when 40, | Cotton: w OUR at $3.10: neseon ne ive i pt. ” assed 7000 hav the c a - nov . Ovvms etna ’ Inse niv f / \\ packers . *. addy ent -z ’ ‘ ie « . {Juot } sen ne . — > | ba e urb Ss] ao” linee cee e Afar: ve «wy . S14 Dute? | $F ; at S4 ~2 mtfant teri be ond ' €cCoO le rea Di rr a wet |for t ) : ed oil StU es fontan: '. : , ‘ a > aes it at Y mf! m ' Dar ed th ° els a titled olled.” per gal 1 oon — s! na fee le, uinda ‘ie e220 opt : medium $4 mill in men ° we > Teg Flock *® ann . ~ gay SA \ . aiion f ; l to —_ erp scr ing ‘ na aif mcm 23. SO pure d wm »° ste in 9R-} at “ ~ cem from ivi. | fir ‘ ANNA sor ftawW 4 barr iarge! oo re ePariing oubles ~~ Nn . » les ark a at $4.60: ANndare b. | ion f Zz oe A... the o to ee, No | ial Tm, Ss] oxi. (la gs and $] #la alta S4@4° nera)i. = Wether BO - px ie at RN MES y) bebe $3.60 0: strains s or i ZS “, oe mw wad . ee = . éea) tes. ete ‘74 sales qj ; oy) . 04 al , «5 , S> 10 h - es iy rs S11 ’ S$! ao) +9 4 Re Re a. rs e n - + at | Vest — ny’ ; . . ] ieee — Fe ; a 7 : — | . : . Sean, aa ‘ f : © onl fay ay a | ‘ eR ssa . Ss funded. yy —_ Giscount today ar. a’ On k py — ane k, 1] 44: reedinte. entire j ; (wut i4 fe , . re reg Ves 100 lba. " * ear Cre at } ment cs - , ’ ock tely 187" nw | cont as a? nounc stock, 100.548 te Agi is, 413 ne dare, uot elated 00 am me | , lo be Which 87,000 as mi prevail: aga! to 3g! ced wo 35. * - WQuot (9m, BhIpPT Osim fir :, - a ‘ ne CO% meal ° : —_ « . f a Ps Ay. , “ si her ‘ , ; . | , TD th Siease to be o . sarion. . ing — 3 Ve per | > 1, $6 on de S7\. bs D.- ie nts ~9—! _ NEW New Y — ae ASS SEP ‘Trass Se Sig, un : > the Btock hod of et id- ™ time here count reand iv. ILINNEA By w, W JF, S540 » &, G HO ; ci - ORK ork Coft $3 » for . ey ——"T i ry eds, ( | "R 4 I P ' , ] ~~») my " ™ ». . . / ’ .> 4} . ; . Sep a _ , . ; a eee »t) ; pe } and hn a yg ecord a> - Re schedules Ko ba , i L, $2.32 Ps. Manse ™ \, 35.60 Mav, 9 48. -Uture 0" = at ka. - Chor Gee. lark at $4.70 | . ’ ; present | a u In scr! ’ . °° € ee or ck i+, BECDL “ . - UuUuii offea.. nor er at ; c9,,_ x Oct to yr . nds n M: to | —_— LDbece ie “ ia err i222 ‘ btiw if . ud > ife " / , : ~ sid nday an lay ember » Mo s Ree ; ; te - gr ‘ ¢ . riye een «a. = the ae - night oe fe feat e a aiture ax— i a 4% Seed at to s) worth si: $s! i . he i and sho) ; nNanv SA f igs * ~_ ~ ~ | x " ces were es A) 7 $5 = 49 I o). Nea . . ~. — ma > r ; ] ~ — Dtember tq ux debt wae £870 S24 R Alfalfa at $id; of Gee vie] teri ong al | : 1a : heque ile ie70 ” 66 410 $1 f at Si4 ow A lei cra P eecy . it 1] a ti he ; 4 were r for : evelar * 248 50 . Th or ha? to s ¥ a Ae ne ~ arie , ‘ p to 7 , nds I : 411.523 dee! ee have ~ manvufa > . Ow) e total! e ’ ffwv u LS ti R S10 t. tree mi , i506 to . 3.383 ton ne@h ahetkoe ne : Off to $1 fedtop at luUnIC) . and ft; . Aucuxt Which Another pri of wre ' er > for rs Saeed to MG ipals t e tax | 2 Be Lowe pttes Te Pats oO nv ane. Moe. oO \ eld . : $10 se of « ’ e ity 1] ~ ~ ady , Sli ’ st p) » * ance or th a i . — (a . 10.0 IA T wa, § © F aE 1mong ¢ + J? uy ttr ° Oo Owl ECURITY others we a a . NN actively ing tong Bell I, pats :, r* ‘ Pp ° umb IRI ih prope 4 ad \ CE . ric 6s D er -LD . ns d rty ~ “ p e , Vue 19 ° o no _ 4? } . * © and : 8 ~. } 3 Wi ire Spe 6.25% | 7 » a . 0 : r y OF DEP ES BO ss | 0 / : , DE Cincinnati, ¢ NDS U8: Due 1939, Steel | | « : 0 f . | Det _ Ohi 4 : r tal — urnish IN oit. Mic Rat Simmon 7.50°/ @ iterest is SUMS Columb chigan 51 ai 7 S Hdw /@ © ~ insuranc OF $50 A Omaha, Nebras a 1929-4 s, Due 1925 Co. O 1 o of ND MO prs thetatageons 3° 1940 U 925 «6 ) Nn f RE C Angeles. © a 5 940 4 J ield . 8S. Pub —-— 302, n “ ; anton . Californi 5 ‘ose «=O 23-49 lic Servi /0 e : Conveni : Lorai » Ohio ae * 1 tis 20% 6s, Du ervice , . pant fo Xe n, Ohio 31, 944 4.20 e 1927 N ge ; : Ir s rm of inv Xenia, Otc et 1930.20.33 420° I] Il Laclede Gas Lig 6.75 Dy eansins the i m in whi East Y homa . — =" : s, Due Co t eve stme : ich th Sco wae “ 530 1.30 929 a fu aught r growi hent wisl : t pa est Cc wn, oO XN 193 4 s > alin Ti 6 P > us { in S 1 . * 2 y- 1 Wiehte arroliton Pg . rine 0-46 — | te of Mo 90% ty minor at, whil ist of San req J 3 . . «> = ; , > ‘ * a Falls, Tex - h rn ake | 5s, Due 1 ' I domi specificati € rate of patrons, ex urements 3 as 4-42 55 934 | ma ions : retu , expe ’ ‘ " — , struct erly ‘ays | ity as 1 ao 9 La 4/0 js ure bs e in r “= Ss i” V, and at yi » M : ° of : s t} » Ipo ta Oo h 4.70 | yields u uncipals princip investi leme t rtant, t ther | p to 6 pal. sting 1 ipon whi , there } o ~ . , rporatio “re ore, bef, v, saf . | : n, ] Cc ety . G | utility, railr » betore offeri fy of 2 ; > - it m oad eri F q t must pass th, Or Corpor te a bond—m nl. : ‘ . . ‘ , e ] ation- unICcIT 7 latent nonitine Cf or icipal, public |B. utiny of vestin ic } Ww oO , r 3 > - rin ; ete y be the usual ipany , nd lg | uating and v t uc en * ‘4 a 3 oO f ‘ 0 ter6M onths ; 4°, for 12 M onths DATMEN’ : N’S BANK—75thYear , , & I E 7 SEPTRE TEMBER 20. 1 —_ , Joe. ST. __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Se. —— a a —_ tee oe —« —- _——— _ i ~ ' Butter, u Fe RE ee Sutter, Eggs and Poultry! | [— —— = iT S=— Be Decne... " C : ——_— ___Chicago Provisions | _ ee | Ne “ Vork Sugar. . Harty mame ra Missouri weeny Missor ar romwe ¥. Missouri ae ie od sete aS" a noon reauest nee: ai C. Stel aca" Olive 4605. Mean es : Central 4874 elie ie Set 4 . Leut« Jetters erson Memb ‘Change ers New y Mem Tf “ ork Sto a Vv bere St. Louis Stok E: : ‘wehe age mind at ’ Ss 2 «< all t ~ : Imes this fundamen a u re me n Ss 3 M ercantile Trust C Ompan Y. oa Membe = vr Fe serve Sean SGovernmen EI GHTH AND LOCUS T SAINT LOUIS ee ST cH _ Sur pius $10,000,000 : - ° — oo Ay, Anes ~~ ¥ * ein it He © Ww OP ranten aeety near, .

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T ee SS EES Oe 6 oe = WEDNESDAY, E : WEDNESDAY. e what the have to offer. SEPTEMBER 20. isan "ae SEPTEMBER 20. 1922. = =a sii UATIONS—MEN, BoYs HELP WANTED—MER, WANTED—™MEN. eo ss THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE RECKON TO.YOU every day from these columns. It may pay to sé = TORAGE AND mOVING _ ber; 5 BOOKKEEPER—And cost clerk; i LE RS— 40. an bour: $500 + Broa4- t S fa Si. first-class, steady, #0 , . ce 2220 WV } + oie. tue ; oie + . intel _ LOST AND FOUND aOCCUR ATE Movin i».- furniture hand adled ANITOR—S! it. ; good references; apart-. practical experience: state ; i bieck st ie) | ie + =~ #41 - Oh | Pennin 29. sit | PETERSON—on Monday. Sept. 1 ——— At a gy ae ae oo. ioad or contract. Lin- ent, school © joo 4368 Li Lindeil b bi. pected and former empic : "ol eRS—Az ad shoveiers AD + joe Walter + nl , 3 - bus Bruns y . : t Q 50 a. mm. Henry Pete erson of Lost said . 1e82 _«c8) m a ——Sit.. experie ——— aes 2m elevator. : “a : spa « c oe ee F'sr °y . 7 . . Oi “ese * © . we = . - m- * - : ‘ law . , — — ——— ’ aul —.. Re > : mw. : : a : |\Mre. Lola Todd ........ =021 S. 12th we. Haas. 52. 4200 , 2 "2640 Shena: moto street. —— a of I. en -EADS—Lost: string of pear 1 beads, | = VI! by ong , = — eT os M. ne johnson, Lindell 239 Se ba SawY ERS et be = —y CapORERs—* 9 | Jose ul Tritt. 428A Norfoik doah bert nn —— i. et - tween 9th and 10tn, on St. Charies, Sun- taken in exchange ; . — plored. wilting t most ig. (o.. 1900 Wie kre in n ‘Genrede “a Hanion Hi S Rolla vl Bessie Palmer. 4. 4201 Mae 2 r broth ered lay; 1 Wette to Julia Bree 8) | ose = or ee tee a a =" kind porter ' work. Central © s2a6t. ~~ BUY ion 18; learn printing ° : SRERS—; BILL Bi C J n o)4 leather Do. : 1a bie Faces®. ue * 746 * es) MA atin warts connection leading to sales. BOY —Over Ty to wor — 2s— 1) t a “38 446 Dever . ‘, Tanne julevVard rhursd pt. 2 a4 io _? oney. on japle, Uhogtea’ “* ren : ye oe x N-ZAG Post -Dis. tap! deliver . ecco rate ' a Becker =" fer ake ‘at ‘ r m [to 4 s tal ay ‘ = , _ we er . “ertainm ac st TD E ~~ tr OR AGE AND WiovIna ( TG CO. , te —_ cena ——__—_——— . its . ae tiled gy od, eee 7 ~ enema : . - a va -enr r UF bpm ‘ oibector, speaks several ian- BOY—F or sioreroo ~ 2 (lara. a ne > ot : J ; oa : = nt loa : rs ; Sie aw proof wareho: aes A ae ii 132 o - i I > : eo" 78 2 : “a Sean enn : guages furnish pond. Filattinger. _ c“o.. 4 ee (> pr y coer pa FI - | ee = hippe fa ane Past St. Louwte. T7) — Newstead. Ss of tt bg tee Cine} UnCis . , : | . — a a —- HE ._.. ke ———— ——F Freigh¢ Forwarding a al Ker 4 reterepees "janes Paull Llips, 1613 or far rs ¥ work: mnust te i in : ., 4827 Crlonewa . Han sz. wT bagie Til. change: St. - » ag 9.9. fall .3; Cairo, ice (nee Del aney), beloved wife of Detective : . = . . o NG co. chauffeur; good mechanic: "s4 2 Wal-}—-Y- SB st bed , . . [ anu ;> ; > -_ - by nton Alma R. ae aie a 431 Missouri |B. and 1. Gouid. 67 mn 9.6, fall .3; Vicksburé, °-», James Ielaney. gi ye a, er coward 7 e PL. ST. LOUIS, MO. aw Ee 8 “system 2R James. Benr sevseseee R837 Sem: nd hn, ian as Age. son. New Orleans, 5.2, fall --. ‘uneral vill te place from the family ‘th Marke antral ™ cEST 7! DELMAR 21 126 MAN—S! i speed and system, who : | es s | LAB RERS | wiesUnbe Th ‘in ’ ~~ Hecke, 141i ae ~ ‘nce, 37 er Thi dav : , — . an . = to Callfornts , firm's interest. erie : o4 ' -— 6S im . os . ee ™ cf gltahen bi in hupka, ® ( - : } | ; . r ar AS. : : . os Satis a ‘ rad 2. — ae Li: hite : " ‘ : . . om —) . . eivir ‘ supp nz ; Bea! : b - bs 7. t ly rv ac : : : ‘ers, 4809 Easton — ag ee can_ save, you, freien ne mployed at present: viens te: = BUY—k3 pe eaced rood: = iREE sia ay Aen ZX. ath. ' ie Guiver: J | W.._ Mais 1565. | | ———___—¢ Eg ne. | ) Seid (oO oe ~ K-14 _Post-Digpets._ - | pes 2 = ork. 1306 Biddle, ! : — | ws ¥ _—— — : — = - Tybee f : | , ; é s . 4 . P- a AO yp | a. | irnits ; 7 Ww ; ~ .4074A ee . Ae .» | Pet - a .7 : " mee ‘ . 1 s. oc . ¥ . , . ; , ae 2s a yd ’ . ve ‘ , meres 3 : BR. x e ¥.4 aaa ' ~e ! : a. $ ( Empire ; | fam « las ub] B and F- Smarts, 12 Rosy. are— wae a member of Local Nor 2. Mo MB | Doe oe ee oa | _Kensin : 88) if i references. Box K-32 BOY—Ateut 14 or 17. : Es National,Stock Yards, IIL Sites: net 1 Hartfor’ nd - hound, | , saidauiah ) ore. Driscoll : Mignoile a: 8 =€=—, ee 8027 McPherson cececer+ O483 Garfield je Marian Evans ..... 1919 Un John B. aeeth seeeeres 4,330 0 Ta , ; . ¢ . = °. 30k = oh Ageecepts O PR | ** anna M. Tey Murphey . >e ola M silane *: sid ~ a - and Jane my .. i. al LG tes. is A ' . AS . : eae 7 cense. We: { Lyrri tS] 1 Siar 2 Peis Maurer peeee-AhdT BS. U2th PO srackay. SBIDA C: ty $3 ose EE ats cof. é | Vi | ' aligh F Fuchs Seay nd E carienas, 7007 Penrod. Sach ee gh (ana Gaal and the late, 40%pitrred stock; lost on Manchester, |PROFESSIONAL Po indrs Aleranier aoe . 0: « 4 | : . haynes : ; 4 a 4 > trust a : Pe nee sis 2 % a Wi sf z * 2 | >) t 5 : Bae Antonio, Tex | Fond D. edster, 3012 Hick L UMPOSCA —«_- GW ad ce rata oe Ss seep oe ~, satia t agate, 23 ra t-of tore eee | pan BRICK YARD LABORERS (Kate | ) : | : 5 Rafi ~y Lis ; r reside xc su? Tar : ' hes ra . -: , Ved | 30. Sanday: “oe M : ve et pyment 3 a + $ a : « pi) at j Shere sg — ee ee ee wae § A ki 3143 Mera ar g r futfilt Ability R e Wal be t Quee . A : " yeah ne aie > GER i veare’ expe- Fand fidelity. — ire." Jean Knott. 7 wee Weils Times een... see ¥ “a a1 . apne "Sd1A Texas ‘ ana M. Hinzveper a RMITS. ~ 2° omenh Noelker ’ ; 4° O34 Rotan!-ca! ‘Bt Ri. AL Coertane M. Travis .....1064 5. Vandeventer e, i + Han i x ' ‘i. r-3 : ee ce ectres «prot tO ies ae $ Wm. Ambruster 5 es rs 2 eee Tiazel C. Kralemann . 1923 Dodier J (474% Grand : . J vate — rev FS Delavan, 31! ee Deke ee. 36th. F | : landertaking Co : : . ot : i | aS Achare | TOmERe, Goldechmact. 80._ rt funeral Mirectors Sunate Schuver ......2830A Dayton x YY 34 207 Morea “Dhones- lines seoe . " es . ~ ; | : —, \STLE Dance | ive and =e NG MAN—Desires night position; | pre- c ABINET MAK econ gaaene Be See eon te ane RR BS EO Sea ee A Pei eee siete | Se nae HELE ‘ER— kept , Ss ets i oe uae: ONS —WOME®. _GIALS UNUSUAL S = Sees Gee ee as eee eee FOR ECONOMICAL SHOPPERS . is. 19° ; 5] ar 3744 h xperienced, 3 peat afd CHAUCFFEL R—Ts bile 4 ” morning. Apply 1100 N. 34 ot. Betwa , - ‘EIN NUGENT. Secretars bidg fm mits Ca “Ss Oi ee eae a — nes A nS ¥ . rtunity | rn a oubetantial ween! yA g he a ¢ ven Si tt. : = ce mu ' ¥ an _ -—~e- . ’ 'TER OOt,. cies ad > = ome. | per™manen’. with URhusuajl 1817 S : | . a State = = mt ivwe homas Ce. 505 NM. 4 ie ite | Mr. Moore, G17 Lecu Tv > term ; reeta rant cafeteria. | by, GARTLAND- —Entered into rest io ) — & — sive | — _— — 7 pth a men who work a ow.’ a .) oe ne , | ' -e-r ee ot eet ae 2 gates fies at ny ae ue ee ay a in toe houses, dair- Lh’ " . x Job i@v and Mrs ore : me | : ) —Fou | .AUNDRESS — plore experienced; | © °.._ Delins SRMBERP OS cs ae TOIT ies, Saughier houses = if " Weneral will take place 1 ines a Te TH rEAVED 3 Pr: 4c m e : a PON Pit ee Tt atan Tae plan -osel kote. $919 Deimar | and all other wet or cold ° 2 . , DON ne. ners Da rio JSS6 Lin ae —- Ta ~ « ots i -/ 23> 2 oe, To _— yy NDRE , omnis , with Dl WASHER — : _ - Mi ‘HAN Al Dr AFTSME v— Tw Places; special, tomorrow ae! ves ’ ‘Ch Apers 1 | ' «FOUND BY POLK Why stop half-way? Double your salar a wei) 44573 home, prompt rant. 208 N Grand nS, ad ~~ wameed ti nee capeet & ¢ " ~ ’ : : P ? : : if — . . & B ‘ . a —_ LA. a : . y t t. Tiana teh only, Ae Se udden'y. a , _ FE R s O N A I LF) ry RAMS E—Eighth nteed. NAT TIOn yy RES: s or or cleaning by steady ¢ Pe wt 4. bi _ A . wo" forni lean pa riv eved hu: 4 d } H KE’ - IND 499. crest day: Wed lay hureday and Fridays ut : i a -. - acrete iaserers > ready for wort 4°44 in ur . ae . — a a Sen —.:————— — = DP. N -R—White, for truck; @ Wit lath wll esperenm and * ; fs -_ } onan ; ; ‘ , . . . - ‘ . " 7” —_ : — ees ~ “ Ruseects, . . erm? ; aw , — ‘ RES it »y German woman for of ame} 6249 Suburban. agit: . bs i) ° ‘ : ‘ ' = » 4 ? ot ’ o rel . sae ma Petir nachine @ ‘reatore x Té- ? Army iast. sewed Lod Reliefont | : cia eta & Trade Schesle : nd troning. Wednesday and DRIVERS—Grocer? drivers 1408 f Rae FE o u ar h “ i’ ‘ =f id 7’ ' ‘ , ; ’ ~° ~’ ~ . ; - o ’ ' : a re", — wae £ . _ i ; os 4 se - —_ co - Sade ~- ween : -”a —— re ba ae — a _ a “ poe cng 1: Moolah Temp! . ereay .~ ns éai'y ITY BARPER COLLEGE—Wa: 7 DRI Sit.; bund 7 saath ae fo truck and toes bricks: also tem vTarwe ... , : eng . : nal , i, é Oming , ii a t ae gt . = . - 4 3 4 . ; ‘ ; » ~ - : ; P . ’ - : . A rT Cris ; a. i> - ~ ; . : ; ; ~ . - * 3 : : > er i 2F' M ss - - ba® ‘, tt. > : - : 7 J : J / ° . . . rm . = ft | on : . haat ». ; _— . ** ’ , . . ' - P . : . . ‘' “ 3 - . : . " » es 7 r nr | ‘ae A ’ 7 7 Bath : a4 . : : : . _ a . - = -_ - —— — - — + - : e . ec @ - ¥ . - 7 . - . . , . +s. * . -¢ ‘ - . oan we = - . . es . — —————— hs . ; 7 ~ - . *,wJ . = " ’ . - ° _— ' s : ‘ i 4 a Se & . ; : —* . : » % IuwTr : - ’ accurate and ' Pew : =ids rar - 7 - : y "5 - « . ‘ - . ‘ ” be - - . " - 2 —- . - = . 7 @ . " 7 . . = . ae =ee . . allen = > ~ . - : ; on ENE > 7 . e . & ft . 2 Sar ve . ty . ‘ . > eB ’ ’ ; 4 ‘ . . - . . - “ a d } . ve . > Via . Ei S| ® ‘ 9 Ti 2ow ntown office preferred. ex rN L ; . loved husband of Anna Hac 5 3. tne _ —!_ ~ : u_=030. D 401 . e yg c37) aaieaien Rox K-160. Post-I> tom” (4) ENGI INEE R—F or etna |! re‘rigerating gt : ‘D tepatch * 9 ; . ; \fa - " eee TD : - — . age c = ate @¢xzpertence, ‘ = 4 : ” . ambitious. bet a yk ty ~ ag ong ee" er Pint AL—!] | ran Chie ' ge rl it.; wants to do work at home, by} _P- 18 Pow -Disvatch i and 45 clean- ‘with or withest seli-nag — Curt Hamilten, in 1 SA ; ahemeent neat 1 ELECTRIC. WIRING, ETC. OPTOMETRISTS hat _or type Grand 34A10R ENGINEER ede competent. on an ; Deriem « te represen’ sales organisation _ Fumeral Thursday, Sept. 21. : wee Se — age Sank. 01 - FOUR WIRED { ! Al 3 ~- = -PIST-BILLER — Bit.; refined. competent. ae yay extensive expertence a ning ter-ttor — = Teg, ® an oe et, eee. ian Los A ce 4100) ea1e 7 | LEG! —Earn ae men y i 5 years experience; $85. | Box K-80, P.-D. oa ve | or elevator tnepector im the € J 03 . ye. Bide. Grand aaa 4 FOSS Pershing avenue. ' va t > = —- tried ' — 7.7 cn idee ee ang evenms asses ‘MAN—Sit. ; aun iry. cleanin and . uis. Please repiy in own ~~ # Rualt Cemetery. Deceased was & mem! wen a TT ; yh , - ashi . ar ary m2 — ' ‘ol lege of Optom- Btme 387M. | eae. experience and salary 7 ial es Te a Coral- Summit tt Ledge. No. 277. Ll. O a = Se Chart day — hoi? MR Bidg “8 we : —— ™ — — 9 20. Post-D ispatch ba AMBITIOUS TECHNICAL MEN Se ni — rienced. i work by week: BO ERRAND BAY — Must bring good oo To write specifications for the manufact PATEN Ts — ae ——_—-—— | _Apply at once. Hykins-Bragn G a. end installation ef electrical equipment. C WOM AN—Stir.. middie-agec, to care for 3 617 N. Sth ie, ; ; aiming in engineering er the ph twice and foi : jidren while mother works. 1515 Tay-( Fry iS ER— Fire et-alamn preferred. but theese with m st is , sie : ce M a eee ar iad rartrse A trvls ale W i. Oth. 9 42 ri oe may qualify. ‘mar work : . excellent cook PINISHE ‘R= —— - - men who are capabie of development a expected reference. Box K- Me-hanice aaa ¥ " stairs ame whe seek permanence. Write fully of ~ t-Dispe en oa orks, OS = — ~ & technical efucation and practical exper THEATRICAL \\ OMAN—Refined. middle-agel, would like rw rT - i any, to = on ene ned ae aa ed ARN € RT. BARKER. co to California or Florida for winter e a) MR. a Ait a WESTERN ELECTR !: best reference. Box K-409. Post- eheace ta Cal et. oi be . i ce ae . Ts , oO GE? z ; : , —s I tch ‘> TCT ie” HAW THOR : ce ) ‘ * J we, 48 - : - . re : * - . a . 7 - . ’ s 7 . - | . : _— - : ‘ a RI sar low cos ~ ; ge eRe eR ORR STI ; rOUNG BUSINESS WOMAN—Sit.: efficient. MAKER a CHICAGO. ami ¥* VALUES Avenve HILLEBRAND—Entere aii on ; a ae ne en sy * »¢ 118 Rotert rt New, genaine feit 99 Mam. . Ti 2! re - Y — Varonica Kuiculias RT LIA? == : : ———— — | preferred. Good eal ary. . wi OF - : But— Must be aeat. wilting Hil a. ou ear mother-tn i a | tio Apoly T y we ' Suna an oatuathianel ns $0.3 ‘ | vat Femi iene aa WANTED FIREMAN—Liceed =a. i —_ nam Sperators. om | of 4 Ota fa —F§ - za rugee ate *_.. ae —— _ . - ner i ‘, “ «) ** . > ~ ‘or’ a ’ | | . oa | : : t to Hoiy Inno. , a é t prompt service. low pr’ ipfler, OU | _iary westet. Bas Fis iti" ; i : ia . : g} 3 its 4 C iH : ar - — 622 ss" idl ; : opt) “a wall Sores i FITTING Ri “yee MAN—To ee £ ial: GOV BLANKETS gue and “hristian Mothers’ Sodaiity MING EVENTS — ndere havied: garage ing: load nes 2 Lo a eo i . 5 ean A origstia other cy mtr — rer , ‘ ae , 4 "4 ; 7 j mA leon give ret 25~ rdisand é ret three lines oF :0e8 E Sty c ss 1 ktm _ me | bh ; lon t b ‘ , : cre co N +. = ;, . each Taree Aree or more ingertions Ic Pe °c aN ~~ ) lh 7 34 Post a ~ “ , autet: ime T i tes Rea TY aun en en ae es oi , . me . ‘ z = ‘ine svc ont —— ws , : 95 Sent. 2. at 8:40 p. m., Ver Auto and Travel Trips LE BEAU OPPE. S77 arcade yepen ond “On INS ine discowns. NEVER send ORIGINAL recommendation, FREIGHT CHECKER—Exe . — a = Ne ae - is ; : , -" ° . - ee _ ‘ A AUTO tours to Chicago; fare $10. Boz N-3 sent. Lee COPIES. * @pplying for employment. Sth and Clark Apoly Haae- ating eng 5 ee oe Po«t-Dispatch Dect ladles and gentiemen | BEADERS dem ring GRINDER HaNbD— -tperienc s.ster ¢ ns oren ba. : . MEN. BOYS on 2S SS seertal tratning grinder :~ Trede aged 4 moenth ae “ft oon " m1. or _ Sprointme I | Aigher positions th and internal Sept Sl.:at 2 — | +. ¥ ~ ; Cateny | 27 a 23) ETITE ror cuaranteed to water- ACCOUNTANT—Wants several small sets S0wld read the Panam South Kiri ood : . a ee oar: - a: ay ‘ a ? nv oO: a : aL } ; — Hao —_ 4 tring spare time. Boz "S355 , oad ScAoow and Ceil ege ads. SR | Cemetery - TRAVEL wy auto to Chicago. Wednesdays ped ——— ' ~i=? 5 _ Post-Dispatch 3x) | —t CLER —Experter McC AFFREY—En/éred e ves nd Saterdays: fare $10. cCabany 49658. _Si¢>* 3) fOY—=r . —_o ee > MEN, BOYS Frank Lind 7th and Lucas. ° su . 7 : . , ~ ~. RE t s* ing and wreck (ng. : * 3 : . = 4 —~ Ter vw rs ’ , ‘ GRoe Ss) oa, » P- iN ; a, ~—-. ’ or ~ @eov'T oe. D. WOOL J * eee ero t.. ‘ ; — oa = - franer Construction C —— Gitcago ‘eave Moen ‘a° . oo a 7x - - — . — - . _ vere : ; - : . ae ; - > : : t} 5 - "cern hgvs te fairly exper - ain m *reamery, . ; a SHIRTS | $1.45 . brother of Len. Ja of Owen Me — ate S ‘e. reservat " : os = Sreear Ma 24° ——- es > —_—— ae ae — wr? experience et . >: — 4 (ee Beg pelt B. eee @& © ee © « ° : : : . : " . ’ ; . A i. . 2 ‘re a 3 -_ : . : > . by y cs s e ot oll ” Liz bg . ‘sé BR > | 409. Post Dre. : (> PR ‘ - : nm heer. experienced. = . , ee “a Cat: atts . RAINCOATS Frisch and our den: a . — = F acte 3 itien tn of | Cross e MECHANIC Experienced Ph rents Bn ee eT | 9 eeeeimentiineien —_— " > " - . . . . ~ - : . ; : ™ 4 5 ae ~ . ‘ - is " > 7 - , “ BAKER—Second hand: night work. Goebel s _ cust ee ear a ¥ Mued > we wedge ———?" {ib WwW | @kcavation. rear - of 45 43 Me Moet complete line of new Gesizns. Fim- PENTE - Foumnts Dakery. 703 Locust ‘ec; } regular : rt rere tin Ca ; : ys pire Electric & Lighting Co.. 405 N 7th s* ne tinea — For- ————" | HANDY Ax ——Por packine and ae . “ wr! _150 _yards tn wre a m te! vf te - plans Purnt shed were —— AO wales 0088... “GABARDINE COATS 8 ed ee Ses Ee = tO pm (CSS) | Amen gee? ober: Oe enemas, | _ Mix. Co. On > Prickiayers on. Lacal BIDS will ~~ ‘wre! by. o ré of Public : “ — —— _——-- \ Men’s Sweater Coats : pda Py ge hye ga TT pal ay we ET ge te et he ms SY eae BAKER— First-class. experienced Sat te capaelineaie ae Valece =p te s4. $10 and $16.75 1450A Academy avenue, on Mon- City Hall. anti 12 m., = Oct. 3, 1992. for | —— - a-! __ best of reference. Call Dein 431. | ~ AE y. 1922, at 7:50 p. m.. Leufen ‘the reconstruction of Broadway from Chip-' KEYTS—aAuto ané¢ Yale kers ma¢e in one CHAUFFEUR—Si!t. by young man: priva te | teria. 405 XN . A STAR K “Piano. Re = ee eye Se eae Werth Dewbie - . fer (nee Rrune). dearty he Dewa Street to Arsenal etreet : . ‘ ninute: guaranteed. Prent is. 1305 Vrra or truck oR) ol Magnolia Victor Fase : BAR BEP—Expertenced Call 243 Gam ; HAND PRE AER. : loved wife id li e! i= j Miue!l er cear rmorher @cations. form ~? a ’ | CHAUPFETR 2 years’ experience. | —_Dieto | once. 4953 % Deimar. Bk get eoenced need aol - Josephine, Chartotte and Alma Mueller end Public Servic ; . : — — ie aes SARLER—fFor evenings and Saturday. 3707 HELPERS — WwW ’ me Ft 3 : aur dear ‘eter nd ‘eter-in-law » ' — —— — ok he ow eS . a . te re ra _ 3 : i a iene : , : “| onanion * _ Rew, wool «hirts and 75c o. D. weel; new; $2.95 a we lL alete ' He a. , nes lms : erred. Rox T-i5 et N Rrosdwsay sary. Rrown Peat a oot eRER—and «nite “ ri eer sae be - ee - . ; " : > : - - . ~. hie Be : ? — . ~ " - - —— _~ _ yal Nea - - Grewers; garment obs 2 . worw atyte Puneral Thureiay, Sept. ‘ , : iit 3 7 tl Po a ‘ Ss , eoack varnish $ = HAL FFEL R—S}s rm mat >; man; Bal RB ah -—— Mus an Srat-claae and grve ref- HEP ER—in ; 3 . 9 -~ at — 3 from the Geerge L 2 aj ~ >a ty bt : —— eb, : D or . , ‘ . e... ee “y ie Fwy 7 i. _ 330 ,SUBEr Man. 7 4 nie hk, a jon 6 ote Raston avenue. to St. | P meter) ' . sae 2 Jct. 3 Ranetit , : | = . —— , ~ = £741 > = -— wn ——-- - | 3 “_r moore. 20. eee ee 1 Ok Weta ns of coated cast trem water Dive. Spect. , —s HAUFFEUR tor Ford delivery: & Sut SA SDER—Apotr tour. -- HOG BUTCHER Sept. 7 1927 : ‘ ~ ; — . : “ee , “ - mt . : ary ‘ La , : ) mm . , — —_ = , . - ay oe ~ ae en ae sie z = = ie ~ ree . i PACKING co. M aan r. ag Byes ' = tea nad our .** = y : 4 : - cy 4 ~~ i ; ’ . " " wy seaiiiena a : - . ft tz Be AN — Mast be etperiemced ~~, ead lial : . e.ster end aunt. missioner. City Hal: tBc) = cn -al tobbin ———S eee ee See : mei om repairing high-speed belts fer HOUSE WRECK ERS—-Three 08 = ¥ — x ~ wt Funeral on Friday. Sep ~ x Kaufman ' Januar; ind “yg eaten . work! og plent: reference required. quire 3000 NM. Prairie. a Bi; m4 wine [Se Baward's Church. ‘the s : = 4 , VERDES — Fo fo; wielom | Cemetery . ace te Bt. Peters C MINTIN . !. | CLERK—sSic.- with & years ge jeral office ex- BLACKSMITH—First-class. ) cply housekeeper Torn ag Am ; ee ne Poot - Diesste® tcS LOS] and FOUND rn ra. prevention Lindell 1¢ 7 perience as gn ~ oe an paymast (a ; Che, "Grand and Wasbingtes. a a Myer © owe @xperten 7 ; = _. - eee ‘ - Z. . | OLSEN.-_Eatered mte rest. Mordar. Seo ~ = : =~ , Ber a SRT CE . nm ruil roed — fer ace TWO BIG ARMY STORES Eases =" PEs kelecieest ee e's oo PS =a. . beloved bus PRI NT ¢- Pruepa we i owes : Chouteaa : nee Boehmer). dear ~~ — ae ~ / : ~ler © ake! Wathtie ! Na: AND 1D ADDRESSIN . cumyge en - ~—ew > — . nies im famity JASITOR—PFor te 6-family $50 and row, ; Peners | Tt ad “ a2 - . _* gout ~ pre WASHINGTON AV : x1! , _ STOVE | REPAIRS \. 24 feer cant, Cabeny ‘ot 2 | SLE AR dee machinist» Pendiiee aa f : 2 > - : + : on. rith r r DD tr, aa > “Tram, Vietorta, Crunch AA—Los: sining | -° A. G. BRAUER SUPPLY CO. experience. can give good joe PRES: PEEDEE—A vece (e3 ard. 4919 Sone av. Forest “14. Steve repeir Si¢Zis N. ich * Box K-155, Post-Dispatch, set. thirg fleer t 2 aq} 2 ive : ri] _ ‘a a ee ee aes et ee

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as YOU | CAN GET A GOOD = FOR THAT USED eee eee You Advertise i in P.-D. “WANTS.” ESDAY, SDAY, oR 20, 1982. TED—MEN. 8 cost clerk; m nee; state age, employer. ST. LOUIS WEDNF “gerremnrn 20, 1922. gr rapping POST-DISPATCH. " WANTED—MEN, _BoveneLe WANTED —MER. Boys vee “ANTED_MEN Boys — oa faishing The Colora ado & Southern | Seimtteneoepapae Bities and | SHORT ORDER GOs COOK Ape 3004 | Railw LV Co siionr ; ay Company Will won, EXPERIENCED MACHINISTS BOILERMAKERS BLACKSMITHS COPPERSMITHS PIPE FITTERS COACH CARPENTERS ~ OXYACETYLENE me a aaseeene ee ee — —_- —_—_- — — = SE ee ee Y _SALESMEN WANTED — ' | |} SAT -ESMEN—Real estate: good opportu ties. | Gow peed ing GinLS—Espesteaced caleteria. . HAND TRONERS— Apply ‘Westm St Louis Realty Finance Co., 363 Eo y 710 Olive Cafeterta. fe3) dry. 4115 Olive, eannttngneienaanittiiialin {c83) STRATOR—For local departmest HAND IRONERS—tTeo, ex . DEMON STRATOR—For local SALESMEN—To sell one of the @atest go- previous experience not nec-' at ee | ing specialties in the country; unlimited easary. Sith ond} _____. | Rtrsiat Call 708 Victeria Bidg (c80) _Locust (@ HAND TRIMMERS—Exape A ~_— —Instaliment furniture: must be 2 ; don’t answer unless vou ean DE SIGNER—For embroidery patterns: past! tailored straw bats. Apply : applicant considered. Art Embroidery | _Yest Hat Co.. 21°98 Washington. liberal sajJary to right party. iiox Pest. Dispatc h. (ec) _Work:@1508 Washington. te) | Po a et dini | SALESMAN—To sell coal of good quality bottom i}! at low price; easy to sell; liberal commis- usy . 4456 a De an hour; ' "block at. And ahc velers opie Su. on — ’ main sleet ic A pply | Natural | store work: ence Apply Majestic Paint Co.. The Post-Di } “ each ai ah € Post-lispaich reserves the right to re ject an uer Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mati, onunel be given attention, except letters on medical questions of undoudt- ed sincerity, when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. ! DOROTHY DODD.—Costumers who | rent suits or wraps, etc., are listed in the city directories. STEADY.—A New York train running from New York to Chicago has made the distance of | Of cabbage press down with a heavy DR. . a a | $65 miles in 15 hours and 43 min-| Pastie unt! the juice floats~ on } ¢& _E pag? ER—F mg Co, BOL 3. me See utes, or at the rate of 62% miles/the surface, then a fresh layer can | ALESME N—Experi enced advertising and = 7 2 an hour. . be added. § flav auerkrat a ity will do well to investigate. | DRF SMAK ER— Must De re -aes, BO cut. | ‘ oe .. Some flavor sauer raut all for interview or phone for appoint. ting or fiting Apply between 6 and 7 | B. K. L.—The following its a bath 1 @ few grains of coriander Wainut Olive 1339 ic4) | 2.™m.. 3871 Easton | tub paint: 7” aka w hite keg lead i juni iper be rries, etc others do not, | A! nbit i ous Catholic young men |e XAMINERS—Experienced on ladies cloaks tint to any desired ec : ‘| When the jar ts filled, spread over . Athe tena and dresses. Apply Marquette Cloak and n) sired color and then thout sales expe hag to take add, say, % boiled oil (pure lin. some clean white leaves of cabbage iments for Catholic society: salary or Suit Co., 1608 Washi 2 nn Bik ¢3) seed) to % hard drying durable and on top of the leaves a piece of mission ; leads furnished 1007 Arcade Skrainks Const. Co S, me >~——____ c) —— se } 2 RR ‘olored National Lead Co., a L -ER s— Oth med “Rutger: money an 5 | . | ic er and Syl iePtte ich) ™ ltt tee | colored SODA “MEN—Experienced. Apply Mother 7th and Olive ets. c4) ere, Waves (j;oo0s Apply Mississippi Warrtor | - — i Shop, ——_ ee iri rie t North Market “) My OLDE RERS—That are experienced in sol- Inion, , - ne — Pit Ritch work: 40c per, ering seams be 5 handies on lard palis O PF ) he Brecht Co.. 1210 M to echool; ~ mmediately to foreman on L )) Mullanphy (od) references. j 1 oy) Se” ee and Marine. Union Electric | STAMPING | 354: T bal : . ite male. - eol4 . ie, to deliver vey ta lalbor HOTEL—Experienced. — Help hall waitresses — Glass washers ovde* Dishwashers ae Pantry girls Apply at onee, steward, . HOTEL CHASE .... ‘King’ s highway and Lindell’ (68) mee rns gen. eae for the purpose. In the of the barrel or jar put a layer of | | Coarse salt, then a layer of cabbage | and salt again until the desirea amount is packed With each laye: *»* ss DIBTIC 1AN—Lady. for employes’ reom: must have hotel, factory or hospita : experience. Apply by mail, Hotel Btatirr, sion Bee Motor Co 5 Man- 76 _cherter (o4) SALESMEN—3 clean-cut young men who Sth and Washington. _sati sfied to earn $50 to $40 per week DISHW SHER— Woman DISHW A= HER— Experienced ; x = “has-heene." Her-Gen Brush 7 Marina R idg . 308 N. Grand _ 3545 ‘>? —-— - _ —-- ies Central erating & | Franklin (c) \) r allon Pia. — we good “pey 3 I’ RESS Ss HAN DS—609 4 ‘ho uteau. STON kK MAN—Experienc ed: one other ~le is ay (AIL OR—Good; r ; 3) % o~O—re . ; 7 = o) ra, LABORERS oxper: “who “has worked in furniture. store: none need apply. Franklin Furniture Co.. 1030 " tat pver 18 years. Clear sta “Steady work: 7s “40: 37 Easton, | Lt AlLOR—For busheling: : steady “position and so cer : WEL DE ‘ vad steadv | £004 Sth ond Franklin. Fa Landau, Glo? nd E RS drive fF Ford tn, aes * a 7h = ae ready AS work; 35: hour; F > in ary ‘eoods et — xa ESPNS. 3190 Mall. (8) | TEAMSTERS—And shovelere at S687 Mic | Of DENVER-TRINJDAD and Spine 306 Bidare Ore WANTED LABORERS hesota av. vandeaden tdber = CHEYENNE TINNE R—Gu tter an and furnace work: steady a — —— meee HOM SEGIRL—W hite; yeastrved 55 King ee ees ~ eee ~~ ee Examiners and Drapers 7 App ly | Rox c Si") N th. 9 if ya plant; 3he r hour. 8 a . ; r Conant - “to 4 ‘ ; ! 3 | | E , : For porter ad dole ea % MT ine and weih 2 bicke . Ga oe) | Standard Wages Overtime || body varnish. Clean the surface|0l@ Seft muslin, carefully tucking Baar “ Gelivery eds car ee end of iine and walk 4 biocks | TINNER’S IiELPER—Ca!!l at once v19 Features of the owe thoroughly before apaiec the edge against the jar. Place a ‘SMA N—Hustier needed in our elec. coun gu BR . cog, Cranes einen work a2 Catw _ oa . poate of oak | appliance business: good money and 7’))* UMAN CU., ashington. | HOUSES iRL—For -ueral heusew 14 76) - —— rt.) Lo., : wood al then add weight p julee well le ‘ave for cloth Or a round block on ton of the .) ul enough to S23 Pen MeVivania. Seip in nf etarting -Diepnteh i. ae 89 ta 1 Pharma, y, ing the paint. Benzine or lime wash cb Transportation Furnished are good cleaning agents. Coat until a satisfactory § strong. pure . OVeyT be Ideal Climate and Working olor is reached. This will give a| Ove" C onditions pees £ioss and will also wear dura- ea ceset ~ ’ ‘TT. . . i a y , * te , paige . on . ; Lodging FREE: Boarding FREE OLD TIMER — an piace as before. | te i t -elgeht ection to mak mr . on ane l eact , iS- if necessary eep juice co’ > ; Ti Only Reliable cab a ‘barrel a en Take the parface. S ap Juice | process —— | . : BS CS. move the outer is to be used twice a week until furnishing good Men Wanted slice into shreds, either: fermentation. is and the men, 18 to 22 yea 4 Ww ashington or with a machin made kraut is ready opportunity for Se Sees > e experience ft essentia!: apply vert miy to Pro motion Department at LEGAL INFORMATION. es ream Ee ian wie ane Tee 208 N. Mo. “oman for a Newstead ron for general - 16 wad 18 ve ars: oppor hd nnd wer bey to tunity Manufacturing earn men & Co. ne Apnty | GIR|L-~In retail bakery GIRL—tH or Qin: Jewish 5415 Dalmay hi Ann ay ican Agricultural Chemical | Ti: NNER—Allround and E Ww Bis. ork to right party Co.., empire ors, | INNERS—To install . S ele 4 “se ] at onal furnac National tor k \ “ut > I}. ) TINNE RS—Musi be Se : app) v over; ) . % | @ Nonunion Telephone | TUCK oo. caelen SI a Vi eek When , ‘ i So car, Pell + sera gE “ son - wre OPERATOR—Steady day position |! | ‘enced 2724 N. Grand ic) mt “er . Tie cr union a —_ “ee ; : aod ag i ohe T at 1 ro : only irs UPHOLSTE RER—F ay scale ~ bonus to ply Gross Typesetting Cs. : call at once. Overton & Co., appiyv. I I ing , ; : Set iol} |. 44 live Bell Lindel! 11372. — “tino Manericnced c. sna | SAITER—American 4 | ; ; Urs “a, : ton nz room work. Restaurant. 6111 Eas Hospttal woman ~3 clean-cut en who are look- wi? Cea da ° = | Pat. « Headwear Mfg 905 | - STH Ks—To 4 1°) WAITER c , O11: ‘ey? } — ‘ ‘al : . ~ - & Eo rie - pi ; ra :) a a ¥ . . . re ure: i ‘ in 4 ; - . - Mite } il A ¥ work Hye hd Lulte penay’ , ———_ " ons cs i ~xperienced. Apply 913 Fran —_—--- ee eo? (By a Member of the St. Lowis Rer A ssociation.) - rea’ cuure: grow bk us’ |GIEL-—For general housework; no caaleng r RES +5 mothe. parerer’ J. ing’* highway and Mer reeeed _breenne ane ~——". : Apply to the Polies e Dep: ey. You can also sue th pian . Le on | tuum*er, Geen fore * house Waskz,no , for ; “% f ae : mas ‘aining Wi! x n | GIRL—Generai housework” white. 5536 Wa- > + : oung, io learn ete i” Am HM AK ER—Ide to th ] } ' 5 . + re " — : . , ; . or ae Or : ‘ v fiert SI (;ihi.—~ ‘olored, t« deo ligne Jew ele v ‘ ©.40¢) to tru. " iy rue " w iy and A : » (od) | LABORERS — Piece ori a ; work it ’ ant y at Parker- Iiusse!), 7 % ine ‘10 er : WIND} Ks— Experienced ta ' ry." tie ApPMiy ih aruiley Seon Ele L ERS—Exverienc ed "ic. common Kilna. ; wk Co.. King's high whee Memphis not actual! ,¢ . 47 = diese! ‘ ceneral general shop of ~f Soo. Ltt urseif work aim in the ‘f 'Bood Wilk ins ored. to must '~ _ must be neat NG MAN—To work in drug store Box * do outside Easton on I’ mtust EA OLS LLC, TTT ONE RR iy EO A NOE AC ta Nyt mid dle- aged. to run on 2047 S ‘ lark ic’, ? isiness — Le f = Mrs. at BLN) Delinar Re qunion. ; er “ Pp - Scot’ # Cha : to work factory. SvwAN Apply lawyer sue tap) | At Paves Ate aud stairs al he eferet > position ': ‘lemens k Landau, wor : pm Sor “ont — Ta drive Ford ; oe at ejence. 1301 =—To drive Ford ms of red- upon an - I AMICS o purchase ee a , Se with good ps ile | ing. . Apply. M: erman. apt. fe) i . : Me ECif ; "IOUS WwW, ™* eu ar . teinke, 9628 (Cheroke eae a eee a wor wet etav on Mace ¢ baay COTS AY.- the Vf . 1 ; ‘ Ww th = ° poet city ; —_- lawyer and 7 8 err) ‘N00 Mullanphy. fou ny —For afternoon —e . tu. te nd erators an . © : — ~“— HOUSEGIRL—White sneral : i's, oe Tailor _ aes. Co y Dv teed , ow ery columbia ‘ Los At neve les ce Salt e avage bill, it is not accord- our husbay nay ¥ *» gotten a US He EXCEPTIONAL M. “ITTED . nae peneral ted. , : —- a — oe S&S = ne to their agreement Vvorce Tron nu q : EXPERIENCE NI T ; GIRL—Over 16, single, for factory work experienced. 4R°O West Pine ‘i ole R en d P-D. RI FI — Koken ¢ 2 ! y i ‘ . oS y Ww 7, ‘ so : ' mo! ‘wor in Sf ovis Count . 48°. alix. Our product a I Tise, 4 ore it can he so!) } g fue} aver, available for h mes, schools. , . anand . ; , ; — no housework. 32038 8S. 20th family, olain cooking. ne laundry. MAN—Colored : around experienced need apply! bring references . Are, C ter sites Delmer, 34 {1 \ erton Ta. In} P _ \NXTOUS.—You should hire ais righte the mortgag ualified HOUSEGIRi—Settied, honest rs pAper, ist ve rel- | no aC] , S ‘ *7Y . ' . ; Nn a ii¢ \ Ste nN : Wea dg! Te a ‘ He el ik t_ = | . ig . ° lv of 1 wag $25 “al ’ SW. Harts ex) rience ile Ca!i 7D a Bs ‘ Jieaith and sani tation questions of mublic te : se?) va ' | : Bi ITER AY A K ERS 4 ~ li in rest only ies ill be con + eaving and loan certifi cates. Bon work : rood Weges. no ery 71= (;ulnee ic) i ‘ ; “rani ily - 7% ek. ~ s ‘ > ‘ 1, at bf 9 AVE “hk »f St . enesations wt “as ry ma Off : ‘ ‘all 634° Ww term ) a ‘ ‘ 4 arn ’ ree t infla t) , ae inf are we a Atvic rk { f , a , . : ~~ = an J housework rood a*s 3 i «* ng tha 4 w id sheter 41 w. educational corpora- é bis! lKhinmWhite. fer generai : ex - GIR Ll. mantl h ite: AFSiS(ANL Cook and housework fu ney f ‘tic man: wri ' (* . : j @\ [- oO Ed Gik Sell fold circulars. Continental Drug | ae ehany oS00W : Phe RATOR—)> hg oul eet he ? e é$ — Minr le - . ** elie ; : . : i > : re] 7 ; vo? ere: required +; WINDOW RANE Rs ———a i a Inde of t's Mins a ° Ww +U = TRE ——A 1S Serre ry. ¢ . ‘ . pula ; = a oy ' Wo ‘all wld at ; a Tr Kros Mes ” hi 4 rye OU) and ne _Hediamont worker, (a!! . 1 As ' . - BOG W: - read , ‘ONNE *. — —— i S the facte (;1R! -MmAapericneced colored, for sewing: no clean and work i no waehis SLBA Deodier if .) Oury . . , The: ite ha . Sidney , PHNate family. . | aii ADER—You can sue | MORTGAGE.—The holder of the 400 N. 4TH | money and Texas —- INE 4d) er j ME N—Or the n noah hhER—Exciusive ‘nd wanes. _Cabany OTR ar MAKERS — Tote i « team or truck, to haul coa! : . a J ( ‘ ; — SIAN _ se ipply 12 Wanted—Hotei Experienced mmation of the joints } Wh genera! housework: simnall Webster (ireves Apply op- . prad for man werk O°°4 Washington: Cabany, 44s instructio: j802 Castleman dey iration of 2 vears rifculars 3 yalification o . Bd- : -—~ . UAT arior | t ’ i o > nel . i eee one Kor housework employment: sta anttor's rence ite GIRL— for counter work in cafeteria, no! o88. indow Cieanthe (Yo.. 18 N zt ‘ Hi You of Illinois. SALESMAN 4°45 . wad ~ a a . iiaaee t> work around garage Pat your hi YOUNG M LN rik | Sa ‘eral, 18, tor » Shenanrdon acy pesivion and 4 1111 N v : 4 Ck ? Got Vernen Appiy WAN—Colorest, for pressing; references. r° WOODWORKING SHAPER — Expe You can refuse to pay have him nves ot th : TiONe WIT et : 2 ye Owe, Park 458 > 7) } dy F PTI peep er ~" ecner ft 1 aps 1713 Franklin ; Fitot oem IRL—Or woman white, gardening work, must ° . cone «ct rort renern, hi sew rk P x T 40 4 } ‘ long runs owner of the machine the place of record to » $800 per month: nee tales Ge : , ee VRS ; Pa aduits oniv: good roo, off x ara N & ponents xpfrienced, to sell bakery geols: | HOUSMGIRL—For general housework. ° o . 316 } >) N—Ti ; , «to niy a 7 ef . ‘ , } Pea : Te (5) | YOUNG MAN—To, work tn cloak stock: onis OREGON SHORT LINE right to the property; + Foceedings can be st “a ) ; , . ; he a fit upon fault The ‘dem and efficiency This is (Coo) ic) Marquette Cloak & Suit Co.. 1609 Wash- ; r Fece! ' gens mtmit “—_ . cirls to learn George V. Steffens (t'o and them for the mon- months. man, which will make you and 1510 Pine -- ——-—- "= avio rien. ‘a’l and dining-room werk: fam- ! ‘1A Delmar nisbing; steady and good salar . , LAS-ToO rk: Tere) hear dees -) ; A = oy “\ no laundry, experienced ; : ic3 . . : . ~ »™ » AS ? Es 4 e . e ~~~. " - - ~ i . SAT, NID SALESWOMEN—First- igh wages. Forest 1S1W 4503 McPher-| HOUSEGIRL—White girl for general ti ass. y LIOO N between ‘ Me ehiie learning ry i 7 | one-ton ‘uw ‘k Dm. Mr pad one eels feneer will be given a cours instfuc ; 4 READER.—The svmpt Before deciding work and to assist with washing and tron- | HOUSEGIRii—Ite! liable truck. ; | ”., loth and Pine Geo preferred. Apps 1218 | ‘ a i ; "cle deny , ‘ TT. ‘ , "3 rTVC% ness, Pa } aTig swell] 2 le to Tr) ‘ ‘ . _— — +) r ‘ive Fo . . _ ‘ . . pil Ss nig an l mé P ling, | ‘ aril . r i ; i hi ’ 4 ore nee fe tn a rd weroere a and drop } P nme Inal SIL\ ER ( LEAN ERS. Hours . ‘} “(h} \ \I + ‘OO P MI Ww i = pe eek . »* +) , . . »} rg | area - Ve oes , . -— —— - po - tn inteteens — one . ve fa 4? ro tw , adul we Libe ] HOU SE GIRL —~W hite, in anartrnent: ay rnces, GoOlluber Miu 4 v Pu Speslonaed Ga ou and > oy ‘ —e aii DISH Ww ASHERS Ae eo, * ;: ile s . LU i ' ae . rk . - yay ‘ ' ; wu ay, r: «a oa =e LiasSsS o1 water, SALESME ae ant ; nan , ite « é 5 ' ‘ dethid. . : ' family: root “aces references. ——" fe) = . ea 4k. ni ; ‘= i. - ee ; na ' their use until at least has one ig n i) GIRL—Youneg, white; genera! housework; I ‘ershing. 3d fleer weet, ‘ . — v exverien ae ” . ' , ; . . > ar) , : ‘ ptinge ~ naay:s ma i 4 »# tions 4 hw Y Leaning: referencts. ‘“abanvy S410 : 1 — y anal PamMmMmendais ped In grovery Toru 40; porter and general work; | Y ARDMAN. Ask for J. R. Dobson. holida' } ae ee ™ raniz ) _ - ieee. 2 S619 Kingsbur: ond floor west. lea) to SEGIRL—onr wer yee tion required stub DD hi a1 ‘ae i ation Men Me 4 ing to th general hovsework: $45: refe - 6180 hour; steady job tu right ma) gape rt! r, ' imi oA ; rr P : ; " , ; ture ai VN are welling to ToLioOw we jit (LR -—Settied., W ite houre work. in De Cifverville a ‘ , ’ , hy : ——— Apply at once, steward, HOTEL tal ~~ o> Af. TD get : *c? Rox T- POO, Post- Dispatch 4) =Acquaintea” with = . : : 1 ho ci aan Whine ze Srienced in dyeine forth "ena , for receiving cl: Tr he H ASE. King Ss highway anid Cahany "@°1M co See Ee ee ke ne A- tiangie: no « aire 1477 Mii Pherson n° clerk; give ace, salar “expe y B-358. Post 1 Inds ot]. ° —Reltabie. elderly. white, ‘as night man -, in ; write names of references to HIGH SCHOOL Box T-222. Post-Dispatch. ‘cf)¢ A large steel MAN—Experienced in furniture re cent graduate reference and salary atl any excellent future: SATY; Steady before en) iployum en’ Apply Se. m.. 4940 (@.4) UT 7 — af | " ; Ten . ‘7 : —_ eo} “4 (| ie aiti I if tial] ¥ ix iia tae - and ;: or tere teed il your ‘i "eS & tm Wan 6 igi 3 oe % . Va Re i] )) {! — ‘ eri emmo? , net , metamorphosis, the re- nace tha v sia) abil! Wed. . = awake : —— ae cog Wet Wass Hoi sk GIR a—kur ege-neral how 7 GRADU ATE ° we @& — a’ isiibe iss¢a . hf Sometime . whe? helt Suit lIntem! ate at ’ ‘ Ve I uf ne fe Ana «ao } Wut —— ~ : —— wast rom!) ome: wares : s 4 - r . “ ' : | ] ris ; ) _ 4 “a ' rhe ' Your ‘vy | : i,rcs! boda ‘mil 8 \ Ms ae eneral 7 ‘ ’ i nM experi- 1166 Y ister 1. oe an Iowa, ' 7’ is }* oi \ iis . -. > b«t ‘ i ‘ Cie ; ows . ’ ’ r ’ T ; ob! en we Yr — © 02 inp et : ; ’ : M . «Vl N. % 3 4) HOUSHMGINL—White: generat howe work ‘ isundry; references: ll week. steady 17°R ‘hee SEI RKI.— Experienced. 3 experiencea t Apply Butler fh. “king roow Brothers, 18th concern has opeinng for re moderate salary to State age, educe Start nu? *F sew ing Riddie & Br } roti. eee . Siiying . know his Box E- Expertencet Mechanics i ai daatins GIF - ~ ate , “‘asket Co whit “Dusinugs: ee Wars 1; S19 Market i” ; -Disjatch, — + penrence if An» and salary expected. . ‘ for . ’ I | : ive . / I ‘ ‘ lj 3 * "ait , . ’ } ul ’ SALPESAE ‘ — re i} c Ps : “ali an . / ShOOG; Murt be thorn: ; d OUNG, ABOVE 20, FOR CLERI- SS: Post-Dispatch. (c3) treat nt al " Oo} ac MERUation resuits, al nor der taker? ° | 1406 Horan vb ‘ral } Ih ': : + . S 20. r-20¢ . patch. — ue f an , an ften peratiol Seto ecpnenlggeiae BE aoe ee . al housewor 5656 Waterm ppply Standard Cate clan , , A wri ‘ag: ION; GOOD OPPORTU NIT Y; Permanent . aitions tn ce a? Selt reatment is on a paiahaanitaiteghay ' . Treaty alse ioyTmMen ‘ va OoLuUMmNs are Tull Oo ~~ ~~ S—Fell ng hands and helpers to sew on fl. or wert ve. _ TE AG PERIENCE AND SAL 0 ee Se os hone piaves part ‘n’s custom ooats. Apnivy 5609 N. Broad- "eh: ; ——_ Tr LT sil ‘ ‘ i ; : sii! i Lehi , . ’ ' 1 ~ ‘ - , ULSh Pepe. ; or ffi a : ' YT. ROX 7. aa POST-DISPATCH io) ' | > XK AS vi - iS an arinking 7 oo a Ce ay Hern us fi nan # avy, Oth floor Central 72°11. i. 4 H family. BOGS Wemminen an se : "ire y~ Bs lig ', Pwun = . Pn studied his busine and lea res al I ; , . ry i > "7 ‘ . 0 1e¢ wo! kx . to a ro Nae 17 or 18 years of age, as or ’ ss ‘'PIRER ‘ Sn on ane — ,; , -ercis practiced, 3, hee —n@onnt re > nae , = of 53 -To sell tickets and work at carn! 104 . ai — ' ® lllier in large wholesale house; pern Machiniscs, dollermakere rete. rats ra - Pe ge mag P C urmh up remnante of unoxidized *¥ nae, yell my Hh é . x Tr ao teamed val, salary and commission’ experience not ' Ff OUSKEGIRI—Ww , , Ler —— e of stoxc k books. State nent employment: good chance for a dvance- y at k rT) the lal fn — leet . eta. ‘ 2 ] ijt? ‘ ‘ HYsS \ ‘ it a ! 1 oe ‘ ry oo i } yi ley should he. 7 i. - E . Fen “2 : pe : - ; re ea a 1TOs fjrattan. 'd floor >. ‘ hi da a et ther’ Pt aemeres wee . ” . } a acre ; - an . : ; } she ‘ 4 . } . , ’ ’ ; , : P iy . ’ - ’ = ‘oS . —" . . ow “3 . 7 = ; ox T-102. oy workers ‘Ve per hour ‘ ici ] = 4 Pau i , ~~ - : cretnay 2 : —s » th ar ' rer ‘Ventn at -LS—For lieht factory work. Avply at clede and bh ie * hia! wav Foreet & Post - Dispatch : h : : ' White, married, fF the veins tending int Une ‘arnivor } é a a acho nist Lior ales- mee to G “* | HOUSEGIRL— White. a*9iat sy # Cabany ris Karvf. 509 N. Broadway. — houasew refere general children: » age and salary OX E-372 , Port- Dis. last who understands how f cr Y references required gare ee ogcainst wi! line to work ; To renia : gee ‘ os ry eng , oe, ‘ After weges: apply labor Board. : ————a i Serene § sparagus, ¢: M SSO 97 PT Vera . uTREUTS int ) ons, cabbage. lettuce and an abund Sete a on ote . ons I Traneportatio: Loard nd lo fered witl Th caus Swe NE ance of mi} ay saline Thar 2 ctl sn aC ge tte Ss pomes SES ™ in residences and store buildings must be Wi a ine free i i raliv fre the Oot ul lsu oul im Gund ts lactacin’ Toes pr tom dian te wr “i bus in ra pis Sprieneed and follow this class of work vs ‘ , ; ; ' Al re aCe ase lg agg + Ces "r] ’ : : . . et MT ‘ sdadaln 1] ‘ rid ' : 19 : HOoOUCSEGIRL—Cok l mht Dan A DUS Ness: must fornigh references rer ‘ ’ Ad ’ For ull rt! re ’ 2 Oh . , . a . : - it ic af olo rec Hote / work of this kind. Apply T. M. | MA‘ ilies rs B ee SR SUS condition. is died in a fe : with the addition of lithiin e 8 (ed) -—~ ee | work and nursing: apply all week’ G wh | ge n Products (o.. 2117 Franklin. ¢ . “Da ee nonths ut som ar Osti- \LESMEN GIRL—Over 18 years of age, light, steady., 72723 Lafayette Aq white | | c 0, 21I7T Franklin. («) , ainut. months, + ~~ © iu . te. ore SALES ME: : ' , weew Wer : -t™ . - it jane | Who can assist with 7m BS Sonnet ee st : BOILER MAKERS an aed in a ems roportion Of | ress. « dies n m wegent To carry a high-grade line of caps to retail ane y ] luret-Zucker Neckwear Co. | HOUSEGIR fa er ae coud 4@; Catholic prefer: e # age: 1K een ~~ and « years of BI AY ‘KSMITH ‘ the lew is never again ir- 2) ees * state te gS + trade: exclusively or as a side line: liberal — tn — good Wages. Call Seay Wate cy . 44 ~~ » nite EE aie A stay : : , Georgia. Arkansas or Nebraska: boy during | floor _ ‘ A a a 'r ‘al o o'clock n Products 4 ‘0., : "117 ‘ Fr ranklin i . ae Se. HOtseayit Te —E f hay -n* Orme N 7 - OUSEGIRL—Experienced,_ white, or White, married, to do electric wiring se ate ‘“" | eral housework; one ip family. Apt general housework; room on , ; incell] a ey ain? iti . ‘abany S670 6250 Enright. Arsenc) «? ; colored. lligh, girl for biome lls com im. ission GIRL—Te care for 6-year- -old ne ee ae I Ae TET BON ON OS I SN nt CON NEI EN eee lat me tae meter »! neat appearance; pleasing persona!ity ored [man 3 and Wile fo r “ho Ne - q r echool education; to handle service and ‘ i wake & rr > - ~ wri ‘ ‘ day. Call this evening after 43- as 2 ee 6 or house man-| SHEET METAL WORKERS PHANKFUL- ART CR AP_CO.. 905 Washington (5) } Olive. Apt. 311, fo) | HO “tatuliyg no taunary, Thm oe selling: largest « lectrical ap plian urer of kind in the world. exceifMnt oO} unity to earn a substantial weekly in } boaition permanent, with unus me | poe- Sundav mit $50 morth HOUSEGIRL — General hor : ; ne outside work: white: refe redav : CIRL—Young;: white, stay on place: no O1AS nee ‘abany 7003W. me) neral housework and coo viking; 7 ; 1} hla cit ] 4 ‘og La ' ie ‘ oad, are meat of had hest OE Frage ving : roeoie, over en- Ruseell a (o) y =_—a c ; "G08 'N ladivw” , arenes, '_ ‘Vi ' to do ight. he use Work operation laundry. 1717 Hamil. very successful and the ame. Sugar CAR REPAIRERS AND the rem Dysters. fish. ||| he reat et- tt ton ‘ — ee ee ee ee. f . ¥ . . . See Mr. Moore. G17 Locust .. NS Cc IRS surgery Is serienced- on aneeeenr eI y only. “a “Rb icS) | -« J ‘PECTOR ~* mortalit The all alcoholic drink shou! ay! | GIP L-—Fre the — eta or age, MIT i cafeteria; sal ror St. Louis, Kansas ( ity, Se- | vn ¥ pe - oe eee ud! aoa + xtetges 7 MB nbarmss seg Forest 38936. aks wen ee my An percentage S17 Pine ' ats oe - : a . ~ rem aiwtwor a ae Seo | yaaen inciuaing putter as well ; 7 7 757 7 J oe . eue's vat. : ioonens ' . = 2 Or 3 years’ experienc TTER——s:.. i an ~— a lalia, Omaha, Osaw atomie, Cof- c~ nm ile. unde killful opera- the fat of meat ‘ Rf if aS fy IE mt | VY WAN NY iy hh) | GIRL—To elerk in ice cream parlor; $30 HOU SEGINL—For general we = Ss ady work wet arn. | 9 te OP ow LID It ite! | month: room and board: Fortmer’s Mar-| apartment; no laundry work; | ket. 47°00 Shaw ic); home nights. 3852 Russell av., Texarkana, Monroe. Alexandria and other ite SEMTicnce an xn larw " Vv] — Hixginvo: hain-Balley-Logr . TERS— & — rie ye prefer young ©) . ille, 42) ———— oner ft » Centralia, Ll. tes WeG rehee, fast! Grand 27108, Hol SEGIRL—Fer genera! socecnnsaane BS nilv;: high wages: xeneral cleaning yaa GIKL -—Experfence i on power topper: good WANTED—WEN, Boys iv: steady work. Ener! & Olan Pape Pox Co 1108 N. Art. “8d floor ; (od) HELP BOILER Mi. KERS ‘wep WANTFEN.—YVEN, BOYS SeGelered” F “Roselie : ” He ' k ord mec hanics 7 : nd e os. __ 405) ' hops and roundhouses. ‘ “ER + WANTED t A ’ Wh h! ' , wes : ay Waterman, 24 floor east. Aa v — — — . RAFTSMEN—tTwo machine | : : _— alae “ |} ' I . . ° (j1R1——~—Who theorough'!y underseta \ pe- . tist.s : = Gre a: Lindel! estan: i: ame eumerteace Standard wages and working PERMANENT Pp SITIONS ' nls YOUNG MAN SALESMEN writing and clerica! work: must be first- oe — Y"“£°x°°.CUA feet tall. whit ; a, if you .expect a reply ‘eonditiors Experi need railroad a ee ao ' a : QUAT IFYING claae typist ‘ T Adams Co 110 N ith NOV se Lite girl for genera Mt, Roo ost-Dispatch (c3) i S. BY THE rT a ca ae” eeu S OTTOerT ne | TIT. QET aN GIRL—Young. to do factory record work work; small family: good hor jon. Apply today, Manager ‘rete laborers. Cail i hursda) | M ACHINIS ll S Picaee ‘3 Washiagtor EViE-EOROSE —_' Bw ne a Pe | ,Apety BR. Lewentaam Ble. Co. 506 oo biebway. yee aie de ey 1008 5 _ — ad, IEK’S VAC, i Locust ‘oe? > So 4944 VOleatha : to assist with houss- HOUSEGIRL—White girl for ger work; no washing: 4 eh n for work. é GIRL—Y oung, Ww rhite, WITH $200 SALARY ' H\\ an: tnarried tan Apply N WIR FOLK & for — — Suburben. mill expenenc and ‘wo 'Room 1084, Railwa ANS : ne T.940 it cial " rk i car f baby:,stay on pence, \ ber drivers TOTES. Wee es z ECT BOILERMAKERS Wanted At Once oor xis __s57a"pertnine Sa ‘hoor soaih"” °° cd) | yee apatement. 6254 aright . te rs aa | Exchange Building, EC KY uu GIRLE—14 to 10 years, whe have gradu-| *°0OW.——___ experienced, “ter hauling c clas — iain and ciny Hydrautic | Ay iN 1012 Chestnut st. | zated Sth grade fight work, pieasant sur- HOt SEGIRL—Young girl, gener fo staoineh diue aipreT Adi . ck Co.. 4010 Gravois (ob) \ \ We hav several rood ontite f, roundings; call. bOO N 24 lla (e4) work and aseiat with cooking: r e have veral gr positions for pe ty. in bungalow: oo laundry, W BIG FOUR RY. GIRL—German “preferred: housework: good | AAA Lin-len av Y Clayton’ , wages for tie ‘right person minster pl GIirRLs— ‘olored:; Vears ot : | men who are honest, 1oOlp ica), i eis “ Br dce wo) Prers ty Wydraulic t! inh ay and Natural Tr manadzers; over No i tor =e trical appliance business ask tor Mr Pierce with rood per 439 West. i. t. 7 a HOUSEGIRL—PFirst-class «tri wage scale in town | housework: white: references 612 Walnut St. EXPERIENCE reeord and fai u- | on ake ain | r edu SELLING SUB- > ATT rWA AV CO. a | highest sonalitv, clean get a steady job at 414 ~_—- ++. a 3 45 must Come rel : oung, for order-fillers: bring rec- | : ? heer Drug Co., tions and record of last employ- . . ‘ ° 9 eation: must also have initiative and T ‘T° ’ ~ for picking nuts, lh . ' ° ‘ Apply Butier Brothers. 18th and AT ot R sai IN OHIO AND en DIN ISION HELP- S. 7th st (cb) | "ae Seti: eeubany 528: "ae Olive- ote so haul 6 earth hand a os ee a (cB) | OTHER kK ASTER N P( MINTS Ww ¢ = a determination an 1 be bet ween the FUL BUT NOT G IRL S— Experienced, for covering mach! ines; | versity car. ptr : vandotte st. ic oung. 20 to 25 years of axe. to, mag — we ste ie ae ee ) ° NECESSARY miso giris to i*arn. Dey Ventra: Paper | HOU SEK EBPER— Middl ages of Lo 1 wv vears; goo ofer- a ae . : a , 4s ddie age. Sali af - y ibis. 17 AUhark oneree iz % ee “and food future Tra nsportat ion, Board and “T° =" P dl “a5 a fe wd era Call aden ot “a | i stat es tae aie box workers; “will mou a fee Asmant r emall ing t — . *. clean, young men Box T-#9., : ’ i y\4 , C | par ‘ prefer one who would buy erating p . impatch. (oBO) | Ww A B A ~ H Lodging Free. it exasc ACU UC Bank Bldg. (e) | = mri a’ Mates of week hes can rest time. 18O5A Oe | | ——— | HOUSEKEEPER — White; genéral hot GIRLS— We need 4 giris in matit: depart- ment for hand addreasing, folding and | enclosing. Oliver Of) Gas Burner and chine Co., 21st and Pine. ~GIPL S—To work in candy factory: working condition: good pay: come ready ‘for work. 7:30 a. m. A. J. Walter Facto 3d and Walnut st« {ce ) GIRL—Or woman, for general eee two in family; small apartment; nights. Colfax 1465W. 414 aw euth ay i ) SE ARS iieieeiibiieien FOR | JOSEPH DARST GIRLS AND W OMEN— W anes. $16 a week _Cabany when learned Sch re anes Pactory. | _ Fr ¥ * 7 REALTY CoO ) *? Be ae 916 Wainwright Bldg, | Seyi, Pormene oer Sot sgee, Tie | ere \ansas, un (c4) a. _ Flora Oklahoma and Texas : plain ox GIRL S— Experienced at facing. “who oo to en run covering machine; we have opesinas | HOUSEWOMAN—Middle- tor Standard wages and working conditions; free board and trans- |! aged, for several on year-round work, Will Ss | housework, 3 adults; good home. , “4 A Nenandl ‘atholic. portation. 5) = clean-cut, ambitious, “between 25 = + 45 years, with or without selling ex- _fompetent, or elevator ‘repair to represent sales orkanization os ensive experle tional reputation for local and Ij}i-/ ator rritors Call or write. Mr. Haley. to Theater Bidg.. Grand and | Os: (cc AND © @xperience, refere *. ch nee STANDARD WAG OVERTIME Capable Men Apply to ENERAL AGENT 821 Pierce Bldg. or 23 North 9th Street. St. Louis work and cook: no laund | ay $45 per month. Cal 5aae C (e4) | an ) |".ROUBEMAID—-W' Is peareal Wo eeeek Aberden pl Phone “n'ary @75%. HOUSEM AID—White. in eusvane » oenily do housew —_- P i no cooking oF erences required _1852 ‘ ' HOUSEMAID—Ex downstairs and dini ences tes Apply : ie ets | A CONCISE | M. K. & | Il LINES | BUT EFFECTIVE TRAINING COURSE WANT GIVEN. ‘CED MECHANICS WANTS Roundhouse Foremen, Car Fore- men, Licensed Stationary En- gineers, Electricians, Machinists, Sheet Metal Workers, Boiler | Makers, Blacksmiths, Car Re- pairers and Car Inspectors for Shops and Roundhouses on the Wabash Ry. U.S. Labor Board Wages. Free Board and Trans. portation. Applir Employment Agent. Room 1448 Ratiway Exchange Bldg. of W. EE. Duffy, Special Agent, Srd4 and Franklin Ave, Wabash Freight Depot. Railway In Texas & Louisiana Experienced Railroad Machinists, Boilermakers, Blacksmiths and Car Men; good jobs; good pay; good work- ing conditions; ideal winter climate. Apply by letter or telegram to A. P. Prendergast, mechanical superintend- ‘ent. Dallas, Tex., or call Yan G. L. |'Moors. G. & H., 19 Railway Exchange | Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. (e3) } WANTED | ~ BY ANTED MBITIOUS TECHNICAL MEN , Specifications for the manufacture n of electrical equipment. Col- in engineering or the physical erred, but those with practica! may qualify. Our work requires Br ron orn and railings. are capable of development an a} Permanence. Write fully of your = Het rine gco04 eo ins-Braun Garment C ws a wri ae, home lh. o#- EXPERIEN an” fine cues (c8) PERMAN Missouri. INC., We neod tne serv- | Mfe Co. 1819 N. 17th. _ _____ feb} | Forest 8566w | GIRLS—Experienced at covering paper box- HOU sEWOMAN—BElderly: = oo 'n | amie * small family: - eneee. ‘ _i® bright voune man. 18 or cver. t nanagecer good chanee to learn all S to 10 a. m. or 4190 es: those married. wishing to work pert af 2 _INSPECTORS—Andé bundle w to assist mé salesmanship c 324 Title Gueranty Ride Coste) | time: we have an attractive eneame™ ° Wilder Mfz. Co.. 1819 N. 17th. - eS) GIRL—wWhite. about “15. to take care of saiceladies for costa, sults year-old baby and assist with po age _Hy. A. Well. 816 Olive. , Can go bome nights or stay on piace, re IRONER—To “ , | erences required; call. 714 Westgate, sec- ONER— To trom ladies’ cit ond fleor ie) be ne at. State ake. Apply to 61514 Walnut or 711 Market. (es) | , pm mm BY _machine Hecht pounder Ce., Bh Works, 905 8. Ewing. (cf) iy jee — ae i eention and practical experience, SRER AND [ = R. T. BARKER, ELECTRIC Co., | 4&4 AWTHORNE STATION, , ee CHICAGO, ILL. (4) —~ a ee . t-Class, for Hoistein breeding 00d on work; one St. Louis; only a reliable, so- nee in furniture store - amen need apply. See me at 5 ood salary, eondy = == BT ee Must Willing and UNION HOUSE. R- j ¥ — Worker. Box i’-2 = 4). ., 1126 Olive. 7a cd! eneed man: « - jenesd ma ve @ experience ‘ a Pp. 19, ‘poet. += ic) i—To ire ‘nan c perie sin C Creamery, ath ant 1.U- ic) »% experienced manage and retail « a to —~ le oy op seme a ‘ae ; on of Credit — bio" wr “44 goes rhite: heard. mm : Spoally bul inet 10. t once. alare 5 ¢ wire and work, fo 7 | “208. LL BE H MAX—Must be eas | WANTED BY FRISCO R. R. Rois ucter Brower. teth rm o® : Boilerm akers, joday after Blacksmiths, Electricians, Sheet ‘| Metal Workers, Car Repairers mechanic; call in 3 Ed Handee and Car Inspectors. For St. Louis, Kansas City, Springfield, Memphis, Tulsa, Sapulpa, Oklahoma City and various other points, to fill vacancies caused by men go- ing oyt on strike. Apply at room 645 Frisco Bldg., 9th and Olive sts., St. Louis, Mo. rat-class Magee Operators, on fender itions, good pay. Box Pee as of t0 onunion ay poly in m e: r. Gordon a —_— ~ > = ——- — ————— 2 _ W. Halle Painting Co Machinists, ic) = men Call 6128 | Spalding ay FOOK re kK a “bow le nter a only good Call afier 6 3622 Pen ic> apply. TaN SERS—Tw. fe 40h. a NGERS—— ‘ Un ; fi ; go. OT Delmar eR. r ; Ol, A ANGER— ** Ha mime; es ak — oe ee union, Sl per tiie hn ait s i ico we ris owW De nlon oReS neatina oni» sR— or, net water once Riversi 4: 2 heed app'y. at —A nid whitener ‘ 25 fa 2 K 5 C emer at Ani ’ uff r How Chovte u. ic} “Ane shoe shiner for barber show th ic) ‘hapman “Bros Cleaning and 3100 _ Arrena)\ (cd) lored. on Hoffman: well ex “04 5S. Ewing ic) CL ’ ic) | CRAL& PRY. | Machinists, Boilermakers, Black- Car Inspectors and Car United States La- smiths, Repair Men. bor Board Rates. APPLY TO 1012 Chestnut Street, St. Louis, (c8) Mo. RAILROAD MECHANICS WANTED BY Union Pacific R. R. At Once MACHINISTS BLACKSMITHS 8 ERS—Tw 6. for wholesa e sof- al Box T.°40 Pr pt- Diepate! h. (cB) “olorea. ? thd 4 on meine She Vee oS ' pomgeed bring . references Del. ii3 ese OF zit ve | eae aes ‘ermakers and Helpers, also Car Department employes. Apply to | 627 Fierce Building (8) a) . aa > ao . : MAN L.A perion« ed Planing mit! % Derien: ed siemdy work. good | = Mfe ‘‘o.. Ohlo and (eb) 405) La D—One experienced ob . belt 1645 Tower Grove. ‘fod) _ —— --— WORK: *RS8—and blow pipe rh » Broadway. BOILERMAKERS PERMANENT POSITIONS Free transportation and board and housing will be furnished. Apply 809 Market, ask for Mr. Mason. | Excellent working conditions. ‘employment assured. (4) KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN RY. CO. Experienced skilled railroad mechanics; all crafts account strike;. standard rates of pay; permanent work; free transpor- tation. Inquire Room 912 Chemi- eal Bldg. (cS) ——— = ll Cr EXPERICNUS! RAILROA? MECHANICS BOILER MAKERS BOILER MAKER HELPERS MACHINIST CAR REPAIRERS & take place of men on a strike in . Free transportation. Steady | Board and lodg- | ing, as good as money can buy, fur- nished free. Plenty of protection. LIBERAL BONUS in addition to STANDARD WAGES ° Chieago & Alton Railroad Call 329 Pierce Bldzg., St. Louis, Mo. and out of city. BALESMAN | A LESMAN—High- ’ (c8) | ATESWORTH HOTEL, Union and shing. wants potwasher, dishwasher porter “AGENTS WANTED MEN aa.jol househo rr } bomes Pr ~ th 315 ret ‘is and other gq sod territory tar novelty referer neese re- Build Inc.. Wichita. ve se) ies, hon ure rem off hk es Maio! \GEN Te—F or th I yy Goo dwt AGEN TS—Fi ve Hve- wire ‘agents to sell Com- ’ munity silverware; good workers can make wondcerfu pre tion Western » Co @31 Ar nadine Hide (cB) live-wire agents to sel! SOLICITORS CANVASSERS To work in crew with counts Between * 10 a BE. A. BLA AYDES ~ WANTED weekly drawing ac- 835 S Sth st. (c3) _ — — PARTNERS WANTED Wrad.—Cood p AR’ NUR pen shop. after 5 _ 3622 Per irore. 3 A 9 a SALESMEN WANTED | cL OTHING SALESME N—2, experienced Pants Store t 3, 73S Pine st ic) feta! Ary wear: over 35 1012 N.. SALESMAN— Experienced ti ; niture. Apply Welch & Co — st entrance, America and Morgan MAID—EKxperienced, \ white: | work; gel wages MAID—Ww hite. —_ re _Cebany fer adulte in family MAID—Bixperienced references, _& ng ery BRON Sra ~ éourn Call Voom ME TAKS om ladies” hee: 08 We rand npweet KER ANDER i te a

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER i ast se- TO SELL THAT USED FURNITURE offer it through these columns. “¥® | aaTOmen.ae See | en HOUSEHOLD Goods FoR -ED TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING : 3 = SALE WAN 1 a ) es: WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS|HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS, BUSINESS FOR SALE ROOM SCITE—9-pi0 HOUSEHOLD Goons —— MACHINES __| _____ Sadane For Sale - a wags § 3 Cars For Sale ___ = = - STURE—t® oe . ‘is ~ “ae POLS = . - : ET SHANDLER—sedan. 19°90 yoce:: this late “model, for quick sale. -_ a ¢ FRUIT AND VEGETABLE an - HK TWi8S Frana- LITER n at. mee hite. - for 2 walking children: j YOU NG GIRL—Who knows something abou = — 7M SITs rt Raker = oo rYPEWRITERS—Sei fai wi . Tepafr, . D—Couse. 921; extra equipme ; iret-claes cond! fio ~ nar . peauire! “472 at Flora (c4 bookeepin and stenography : in 4 5104 N by: oadway a “77 a KL2:) Met re carn . whit Wo lis ; * 2! ‘ ' iit : rental Fietcher Tyrpewriter Co... if PORD— ion: pe. 1921: easy. te q : m7 ye — ae’ nan to 7 ye . open Suuday ue ‘eet na — s rore a e r . > — . ‘ . »™ : . : i’ 7 ellen’ . — : _= a. ‘ . ; : ? r .. eTit rs 5 2D aus “ 7 . . “ . m : "$e . " . ~ - TARSISTANT — Over 30, steady | Perron, 113 N Broadway | GROCEN a tr elme condit no deni 7% Clara, 3 -} HIGHEST prices 1 contents flats, ——S.-- 8. B® ~- JONNSON At _— | money asked for: just ask for dequum ih So 'S ation, goo — os OMIT hou 1 xture oy » ' > ! : _— ae) — . wale, ve eens Oe ———— ~— — en - c HA oe! [eet sty vie: real é : wind splitters Jonmeon bock. line of work need apply. Old St ln 1421 Olive 3 ONG WOMAN—Or | to help im ree-| — . | 23% | #7 ITURE—or 2 N- fo : 2 es _211 N_ 10tn ; 2 (3. - - gebuilt: carries new-car . ‘cae ae Ge ¥ : Rive =~ ee = mii, * . lotf aren 7 . on sone} be : . iG : (he 1970 model: ° wilt: ‘ful pacnted c : : - = car: cheap. 3728 (re Senin ‘ Ne Stitchers a pants. ’ _ tsereart ¢ t tatiees = i “a TZ egy - , leh riRNIit 2 ‘ e a p Ww r bu ‘ } acta. , t 6 , - : - [. PE V ‘RITA cRe—An mene rebu!! t; fer guarantee: refintzhed in @ beauti w iy " . p tes ok ica Skies & Beckman, 1481 Otive aa, | GATESWOR Ty HOTEI _ . 3 ; =. — a : areet iO Choutear (=) eee carats repairs end deep maroon, with biack trimming; = y ROL =T1660 aadan . — gS — ae 7 o- plenty of a. ing. wants housekeeper, cievator girta, girl, MEAT } a. one —_——_ > F. _ ae 5, " verheuling: - 733 sane. = re- nau tt ees anil accessories; this ¢*- ’ oda > yo * “ ni : fourin«: “1918. $1 76; $30, cast “ee i we! = : _ . 4 A eo} en : 7 ; 4 - ' ; : rRe : . ~ ~ we a “ 2 . . , . ; rt -— e is - « — TG r t p. * Meet, man . —- - , , ° mons . Friedman & Sons, 1235 ' - wore and =} ReESTAUR a at Once ' tically me Hox M-2SS8, t-] A ow mth et. J 38 ™w = clusive body type ee m-th purchased his time of rea: im. ‘ ~ powerful: de ‘mall ) arte yh te ixcs — 3 sae AIRE! ae SS ——_ —-—_—— at a very interesting pri CAR will Ur _ a a awn > eens , ke itctis ' - 4 ; —= t HAGg a bie r uN é oe ae ‘ine — > J-— IN-FRAMPTON MOTOR ee tel nad ite to : and Leeust , 21 touring Sf, ak of: sepaaten tresses. at on: ote CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS fest4 RANT For & r ret Pe eee , bo et > eon ey : ls nion Tyoewriter Co.. N.| 7 HUDSON > 62300 Locuat &t one a ae ss LR ~an—i9* ae? —- aln rn. 7 te de — : Me otel. 443! - . an ade : : . 2 ; ; +> . ; . mtr; | - j APs ; ri OTMBILM m — — s‘eormonmra- way 5 and \ La ashit = os — 85 $145 -S : wt41 Jun ats. * * ime tours oo , 2 ® a -_ P . : ~ . > ’ 35 J Wy 7 r4tee * -«* oS é : . . . = ° ‘ ’ : ’ oar? , : ‘ ; . ~~ ; : : 7 . * "7 = 2 , — _ r ne . . ¢ OPER RATORS—To ta x + i wane Sa “cnmtiia Sa mane ‘eact Sane - nu aS sai i-= aR iti: oe : 17 1s . eee 4 ‘atu , , Ss aan $s - monea. J aime . } FoR L—Seuar in Alb condition, _Weshiagto LLinoieunt. ,d tug r 7 ‘ : \ - . ‘Sion . ime ern . : a my oun i. : : ; , 7 : , a’ | : cre) nr nia 4 OF . - ey Uap peru $325. “ais s Bhs ) see hia ‘ SE x TOU RING a it ; aa ¢ ' ' ee ' ‘4 ’ = = - . . 4 . rt i i 34. ‘7 . : ; ,7e 4 rie . . ‘>t , sat f : » — . , a | hee ag gg ay 243 ie 2 roadwas 4, nate: , aT" | , 3 dt eal os ———— - Pe. - ES: 4 OPER. TORS | i - cae ee ML. “er -° = i neceasities: | REST AL T : ueiness PAD > Ce eee = —y al — ae Oy _ ‘tommemtijemn ae aan 192 , x AXW E LL COU PE oe tieaia re i a me 390 model, rebdullt; 4 new cor v iy toda boa |! ; Li hee iling y te me .G OC ONSET 54 . a. ok NS te d ; = - > hr ~ foe . , we treat lm »* ° i.” y ‘3 F « . we “ash mate tT) 4 Ada : ae ' cwrn wy isan 1709 4 . : TP ICeS . inm©® “I to m . _ . = , : ‘ ii¢ | » . Ay .* Fr? oe a: ed Asie I _— - as or Morente — 4 Sexacaer : Ly ~~ * lr SEDAN . jets of ac gage : — Eap rier e,? on “ rte an - hk al : 4 od “ ‘ 4 , . . 4 - si tiie’ : o« 4 ' it : _* a ' ad a, + : ” ‘ ‘a a; . BB got 2" ’ r re Al st rdit on $350) new. 3 > ts. pay apply at once Hirechfie |: ; = it , ’ ' ; ai, food guailts “ own: \ beet .0ca I ty Cm? Cc : ve Se “deled . ' ~ ai Even ngs WARD MOTOR co : me payee 131° Warhing'ton » : Y . bers, O : a ‘ Al i ANi-~Mt et - , ' ’ ST" ; - f . ia ; ems ~ ; = : — ne .~4 wie “3 Oe a : ) MUDGON-VRAMPTON. ——e _ on . “ , i= M ; i" 4455 “Man _ rn on — a ar@wair ‘ ’ i : ; ’ : . ' Den | n 28 ’ UPERATUR= — Eape enced a } one : ' 4+) ibis fe “ - . ; ; . = ‘ 6 | . . ~ . ‘i pe " _ unwuevuat b irkaln — a eens : 4 . _ ~ e . | place; take cash for weel satisfy bu fla 5 saene CLOTHING Sot Avberdee ‘ ‘am og My ‘automobile Co.. 428 N.| FORD—Sedan, 1915, zood is i “are = . vUs ro t L ro TH For Sale a Tep3, le Cc st iene vse N. Vandeventes, ¢ ade: — | iful « 90 days es E tabies. _ 39: po _Cose_Erilitente._ iss work guaranteec _ oa ; . , ' 5A : o>” mis sen ne ' . . : al . ” ; eTkTt .% ° : ‘ . t ‘ a. nar mu ie ()} AKLAND ( ‘ov i E _ Par ; : * g "nT | 3il4 _ Be —? Touring. exce ent “condition ; aa in Sacks Mig. Co., “2. . mane: ©y iA t. ADDS _—_ “MING HO —1l4 ™ 1000 TD - oe: 2 mit De} - : ol M , . nemnen guarante: “OR . teva ort and ~ é Ss Broadway “aT ~ $4 . dow : 7 ; . ’ . - : = “ - as . . P ‘j si id > =e , ar y - ; — = —— . git ae —— ee * ' , ; na eg ‘ able ~ ee aenant oh ™ , ’ i915. . Sager » 7a. | ( Ip ‘ sail ir " rn : ; a] ‘ , it : ' " . La ae fl) (leur ; —— ‘ m. an? : - r 1) Motor 8... t Tow —_ ta Magnol! near Grand “ a —2.0- PSS nake s , kes ies martine nt Avy me "yg: mek f - PT Ons air : ; Pete es: apf VANES : TO , — _ . “ era rs- | ne oe 4 . , , s he . irnis ? ch be r.2 : . ; =o16 Locust or 307 live St. lf! sed: , 2 weeks: this om > _— nas. 4 lale mode's — ‘HST w AG I. = da an . ; - ; ' Peparten sgh on . . , } 4 . . ' Tee T) Eve nine S. na ~ ,v . y bD sit; vely fe ' $i . fer Tis os - s th Ww w SEKL CASH i ONT dies : . , : ; - yaa ie ' A UA! el . al 4 - ‘ . rn — , t ] oa ‘ . ’ eit : ; » er gr = . - _ a a aoe | 7; aa rtar ie 4 yi PERIENCED. ON WAISTS. SKIP Pata n - ee a0 feel ee. oo aoa , : : : red }] ; - Wagon, — eee = ~ - | ' , aan ; Ox , ; +. . >. STU Lb b : -f , la; ; - bev é rus. = -— as . rm : Maik - « os ,, w As CTON ’ LinorR RA! : j ad ‘ " . “y», . : * ¢ >t c , 17 e ‘ Fev ‘ ” , I ti) arta » ott ‘ ewe moat . an : A - a oe . . BR : 1581 oe y iwmrte . ' 14% : . ; . 2 ¥ 2 good rusnins EXPERIENC ED {) N A I, # . g- ¢ +4 4 s - heel a py : 7 A nes , 7 - a Pe ve r 7 “3 : sate - “pa ’ oe , : th i | : bia} ’ ry bor os, har? 4! : Midway \tarage 3273 Dei mar ti gs . ~ a, SUE a cas } ~ RL n ; wih. Sa lew Paes ~~ ") , ¥ » _ ‘ 7 > @ °y >~ : , mith : i ' . os . =e a é = i . . 4 Py a , : - Se. . - ss * reir... Mer ; aiiee n p x et. fs a ARTS na LIDDIESs ; ANI KER of ' a , : ‘ : oun —-= ~—ee ~~ : - i : ‘ : ae eee ee a on a te Limousines ~_ Saie— pee AOU } evenines, iz eurin | denroun (abies, DRESSES. ALSO GIRLS TO)* cio' tin ce Sitiout sates experience, to) TAILOR SHOP : rack : = as oe SES RSE SN Broad rer CADILLAC —Limoash tires, startet. | FORD—ee ‘i: won a L EARN. or ae “leads curnishe 7 Ar-| “room, furniture. etc., heat. Cor : | : : ‘730 | 3x ange, 1262 ez? } 8 ee SSP ONE Eros 7 oniats ; reraized cord tires: price | TURES Touring. 1921. starter and demoun' ' ne “th Maz prfic | : : 2 _— . tad s.; Wwe a - te “a i ah Ren + aa Lect b Clarke Motor te eo Lae ARN OUR SPECTAL : : | : : , . “nas AS BON : > ; S ‘ . se ‘ a° ae ' . é . ’ . : : > * ; : tc ‘ "} ‘ . . . ’ 4 ‘ : - ‘ ] ° . . = = - : -- - t ; . “ — ra v3, . | . . = ,? pay highest prices in the ci ; romier financial servic jence ‘not |” pent corner location on South ~4 Bue . tt : 1 | -_O> nines if -2 - i 5 tourings. 1915 to 1922 model @” et ' ' : . 7 7 t) ‘ - —) —_ Touri ngs. * A ~~ nods s. ue ; QUEEN GARMENT a, * ST a aaa ta. Geamene’ ee oC. om 1400 « . cS 5 Roadsters For Sale meee 8. —FORD SS & —— $08 up. Some with starters. 523 | ; ” . - | , ree ve . . , é eu . ene . 26: i if] at : ons . ————7 — ~ “LU, a** er « ae . . ater n = eonines ‘ 13474 W sehingt or La lng . ae . far ; n vel " — = : . : saa : hK—Light a rondster. 1917. good rui-'ieck > per ome light. _& Ssorbersg ‘ dev enter - = 4 DOMNTy marcet len, S150 18137 Russel: ‘| Movustab! 1 starter ~ Touring Ts 1. runs pertect at ty i ; ve . 3 ra t 4 eS BS ong ; _ -_ 7 x | I “ing 3 9°! enandoahr F | ’ ! add . Pie rain P20; ‘as 4 pdemouniad.es, extras, $2.: terms + | -ANGE—Quick Mest, ‘bine BUILDING MATERIALS ey meet ad od Buick Roadster, $200 i: trae, anothe: bare rea sae r kk : : 4 ty, ren". 3 « ~ = ; — ca” , Baill i A ht } a ; artect ord ta iires, sheck . SALESLADY—With experence 971 | | nd st.. St. Loate. Be ) . os we 1 x | a Gemountabies new rudiater: : | =e Ber ga nm : Paola si on ae : mad ‘alifor: ‘ ioe, Sita 1232A N. 6th st ru l. lL. ER ' hak 7? ary ma" ‘? Wool kK qT) . , . — TT . 4 R an Hoobs cM 7 T) ant \ _ ‘ ‘ . . 4 : vene : rr ‘ : ' ‘ a> : ‘ a — ~ a : ‘ Lae “ : 1921 Fo Se Pe. pDe—156 tourt naga, roadst eds. coupe, Saturday. Apply HERZ CANDY on tor aale Very Coens 1 | ____ | Sinls S380: vas" $800"down, Dalnnce 22 i rd dan |p 2 oe RIS ath o -~- + ~ , . ‘ : ; it si? ba . Pe | ‘ - - aNgne : J —Experien py 4t ; , * Sone : - 7 LIVE } Rao.” wf hingten New pa [ - - 7 ———— = va - WuUMEN—t xy rier at) | Locust St é = STO ? a ‘ rn : th a ee - 4 = & ¥ be told fram * e Fl , 4 . , st-o : | : o- . Byer . ae: venty of extras, § PLAIN COOK—SS0. aire «iti. ee ? S AL Es SLADIES pr datiy 3@ unde? im = Ht Fas . HH Ss ites 2! beid mi, wis ie 3000 Locus at pe en de oo 5708 8S. Jeffoerx ‘a cw , P : ! ‘ . : ‘ om: ibe 4 ry er 7 ‘ ie) “ea ni na and Dveine Ca. 0642 Pee - . 77 , , ; / : a , : ; ; Ts ag agg eth em fachine Cn ' hed itiful Spanish maroen oi "lice -_ = . MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE ° ' P Pest J1Li ; heh. ot e ; . d - . ill fal! in | . —— Py f — rin 191s de ‘moun tabies., ras eos hot | : 4 | Gn : . = —-— to S40 —— ook pod ~ ’ si a ll a M i Woo, at ike s. ‘ ; i.e i » - ™ Se ‘ 7% sen T navment int CI S20 tle * per , vet ra Sti, . at MH. . 2 “a bert Q- / ' : — = ' io , oes aoa om J : Cleaning Co., 2515 N. Grand. mulinery department, O5c; Clothing, os vance. $16 ' | Se ae Te NO sty Mp oe ' E MOTOR CO. 2910 Washington. | i [EV ROLET SEDAN" , lw rin, : : brs : a ashington. o-? mod seelid B- ’ ey Phicsscs— And girls to learn: Govd 3 Saturday only: must be qualifie a. ' : 2 Ses eS Se {:ALMERS—Sporty reedster, classiest 1 iawtdeas a , oe aS t 1922 m ; cars fully equipped aan Schartz y : . Arnie \lr \lie hel ede | floor. MIOAL. sm wi vu" two tun s er Or) ‘ : ; 4 : " ¢ extras C400 ” Ts. sel it be ' r $ ae r ; re bargains terms 3114 «ase - : hee we 29 a i —— — ‘OT : r Tae ; : = " . err , > ey 5 ” . ~ r a ote PRERRENs—Expatenced on tad Ee ci 6 schinetan (e) /}GOMbo Reh ~ as 7 + ae |. SURES: CHALMERS Roadster: good condition; ve HUDSUN-FRAMPTON, Todel. pertect condition; shock : . ™ . e . ’ . : . “ aw | _ =" hii nw 2 : - t! i) W ashington. { er , . .* . = ae . ” x . : ' ‘ - i ’ / zy — — ' ' , . ar ‘ 4 . L 4 - , : 4 | ; m= 4 _.. _ ris evs : sa ad | cI a =) Loecv Ist St. . ; eet: + : tartar: cheap Fordma. . : — — vers -_ @ —s, : 4 ‘ . . - - eo - — ~ , . ae " iS , . 16 EVROLE’ tet ie ———- — e = ouri! ; Ive 1 motor and 19 TT bedy. — a a _—e ‘ . ‘ ASeerr Liter t PRESSERS AND L EARNE rs 1? . os ow lurnt “f)_ 5 a -— 4 we z ‘ “ r o . ee Pe t 7. ;, ' tiene , O03. . - , . “a ; . Experienced on soft eollar = r 486 siete =a | ' . . .S), y : ines, t rs. 3 r compressers. | opal —Siendesen. ania condi om ~~ OVERI AND SEDAN , 4 v o = ; 2 BR” Serer lz sliirts ; Steady work ; alse girls it live, S750: “Carte ” - ‘Elec’ > = 5 ee ae al — New mode! 4 1920; i2 excellent ms j ie m ee ~ toy ioe - r ; ‘oa naiez he ‘ . ’ ‘ —— . gy ” ~MIrLMs oi Pet Lc] S e! ‘ maiti i. . . - oh sie ; md on os : : . te. = and pomen to learn. ELY & > | owes : ter > D - "914 McReo oe ~— ne por nes pe 6 —p~ x GF : ‘e & —* tee wg pees | WALKER SHIRT FACTORIES. i agate f5¢ Vine: cxt-ef-tow Po. CO AL! COAL! ; : In DG if RO. ADSTER — down, balance 10 menthly payments. i : 920; starter, demount- | 4 : * pew a fcood op- HUDsSs -N- FRAMPTON, bh . - ex! - : . . J : ° _ nN ’ Aer . - rs 7 . : ’ ; J \" . tT IT md sth) and Hickory at. aud 16th and hs , , ia ——_ ay AP wo mgey Mite“ nm 7 aa . | rex | . . rt | : \% ; | il i U M O B | L E S puny y _. omMmeone 7 nting aA Dodge . 3309 Locwst St, : ! cre : . a > 735: terTA, , jine déscouni. Robin ay. Pho’ ax aT ae | = : we fs i A a dst. WILLIS-OVERLAMD, Ine.. moment 2560 Central 7439. 9959 Delmar. teD* | Locust st., 6th floor. ‘e4 Robin a R : ; | “a cra wiastnace, Rd crx 7st ~ mer ; ore ; 7" ' 2300 Locust st ; - : bRi-—Touring: looks nearly new. 18- SHAKERS AND Pot, PE ty iF ha rien cea BUSINESS SS CHA:CES tPA ns . nd Aid ©1°R . “4 tan : SS 29 . b pen SPuMma I ,venings SEDA\ — is 4 repa! ted; ney x! 2 few tires runs perfect; cheap. easy Apply Excelsior-Leader Laur 23235 (3 + galiens arent patie ef eT By | te ' u\ wii JAN ) | Roraent ntrei 4119. fe S00 down. $4 Juniata. a terms. Z3ls Oltve et Open Sunday! Terres a. (he aateens faut: wante 45000 val — ' wel I~ )>\ Int || : sai, 1. ae VET [E—se. ian; m™ ny : “ — Re em EES (c COT") 0 SS eT ee aegemenite Sediery. woets S00 oF : : - . o STEN CGRAPHER—Must be rapid and ss ee ft Sh «t. St. Loulea. Mo Gyo in Wm oo : > ae rre.u ‘ E 1 ae + . bal eate. ' 7 ™ tires, new top, demountableng | curste, wholesale hardware house experi. CTED = ~ AIN hit n : ar 7m ht ti) scslithcdiaslanh S TARD MOTOR Co. ouring Cars For Sale ae?, one 1921 roadster, cheap: all r- omee Wreferred but not necessary: «ive ae: , URE Ist nance ome ; an Braga ; panes Se 3016 Locust or 3027 Olive , " , = . refermmes. tc Box E-268. Pow-Die = (cdo End « r for well-k n drug cl ew! note ce. — —_— ao | , 1 i} \} Tor TP YOUR Opep Even ad | | AUBURN © ‘EALTY #&—Touring. 19Sn0 me : TR a: 8 Oltve {£8} Us Pn Te aE — ae . "u cation; « nsf wner: $. = 1A eew ; eis | oe bile iwir \ rive Sh EMU EOE. —F —— fires: newly ted wh er D—Tourin | :- ¢ 3 STEN HERA PHER— Library aeaietant ‘eh on loll . “we : , . = . . - = , ‘ . : is ste, ‘ wns 'y same ef 7 ——_—_e - — = — a . + ; ot : " a : va ; i ’ ’ . ring and Boies ws sith: " : . . r . ‘ ? _ — ‘ ~* . : 4s f are AW SEWERS = ram) ua >» ~w effort on your ij orders fill Ram 4% > ba > ; , = a | SURI Roa 4] poo!d shape, ,| Sunday ae | & tien aise Ford tourtng 3o7 N. Boyle ) Zperien ced tr acie elve: hat rent , wor x A-seS, marc! Breau’ ' = : -. ' -_ Mi 71; 3S N. Zist st ISS] SSIP PI VALLEY MOTOR —_ 7 aa ae STEINIPOCLSON MFG. OO —— . 7 3 5 7 oN] 7 jana ces a —— 2°05 Locust #6 KONER—1920 touring car; cheap. sas | 1208 Weshing:. a’ \NETITS reof se aranteed Ca . ¢: FORD roadsters with el $12: Sn oes i | a . ; ‘ be “~~ . ot - . — . . ’ - site : pe ?4ri +¢é ; . . —— ~~ t “arin ‘Z aed BUSINESS Hoc te 2 ; a eae . — - . wen “ _” ' : — _a0 ” “ _ - : cust «t . s. ite new. RDNEE—Toarina: 3 months oid; bargain ~Experienced and makers. New SARERY Wt , — pene a . : , seers ‘este ms } - , ¢ PH r N Ww D WN sf. rt RD—1920 ster, Oeaut ifal : car, cre ip, folfax 91 LLw an, y wy ay “vty ~ Hany » aténey 2353 = , za ve : ; HONE Y¥ DO 4> trad terms 2506 x lefferson __fe> | BUICK—Light 6. ¢ touring. is. 1917. _- ~ tii -™ ; Shop, 143° §. Broadway (cy +4 . iy 1 sc + ~ ‘town pre-e _ eney 425 ive + . —_ . Fare week — o ~ “ =. o wr ‘ ' arey. . AC.20nT a. . =T = 3 : as | - a enou » ‘2 he . , 7 { . : ‘ ‘) ‘ '» > ~ ve, ‘o> wed ~ ~ , . I 41 GA! DNE ~» — mere — x. Bree = v ck oye ANY | | NES " —- — A OLLER- r ~tare . 281° y= ’ . OR W EBSTER 19s AT TER ‘Jonieate pit nate ables a rf Ce, Ze 133 Pt plomount- | BUIC — Se ng. igs te neers “ome 9 - > - me Ye > me &, . . = SA I ww - 4 : — .¢ : . in - oC a = u -7) on : . SL SI SS SOLD - eo - a Ty” "Ree "Pe tomobi ous cousignme? les. -FORD—Roadster, 1920. starter, $225; nick- must sell; terms. 2315 Olive st Less than a rear olf; new Gooéyear cord | TRIMMERS. — Millinery Exper- OV Ic KL y AND PRIV AT EL Y “ ta ts Army ana Na vy & re—Cots, yt —_ + i BUSIN ESS HOL RS. om an ae 340. we el] eo liator: nice car: $100 dows. Moer- Sunday a : A, agouné overhauled and guaranteed 7 — irers : > :' —_ = —_—___"— Ft: ee : : N re rs cverantee. b a Gardner from TYPEW RITER COPYIST Died ementene ced BUSINESS FOR A = a oo | as ' : ~ ; } TAPLEW Ut yy). MC B -197 te Lerfect threushout: . Ag™. ¢ - er a te | al 0. co : buginess, full eq Jipn Len? Including MISCELLANEOUS WAR ‘ rf -. . . . ay CAD L. I r - : Geils : . onder. Us. por init fo wy sae amare 4 — . P . - ° ‘ i ' RO pan —Speed ster; tn good i 2 ai- -AC —- 5 pasenger touring, : ont > copy charge tickets; must be ones will wactifice for quick tale. PRINTING MATERIAL Wei —7 | : . Roofing tion: only $75. Mendenhall, Ford Deal-| ipo... c%celient 4 | 1923 GARDNER TOU RIN le o: =tin > ~ ' Ae } e:. : or 7 ‘Y . a « . . ~ - — . - - - = — — ie neteitiaiilieliasl 9 " . . s cases. et Siarting shop B. = K- ' vile : ; , rm ~245, } t ers, 6315 » Locust st. Open evenings. (cl) $70 00: easy terme. 2 Dtsie wheels, epare tire, mt cna x ' accurate an S im _Lees, __ Webster Groves = Se _4@) Post -I)! te ive Typ ett. ; nny ate peat ees Aon a. d upeedy. tate ex | BARBER SHOP—Rest corner in town. Call sy eae ge Hed. Re » Co 123 5. Broaéwa: WE v VANT AUTOS FORD—Roadster, | i Bee been pay tn | CHACMERS—t0i8 model. 35 ‘ gm van (0S eaten, come 58 ont ' 4 i? Yr a e and salary von | _11%4 X. Tavior ay tae | ee cone eet —eo On iT Locat ion Save 3 ! , first-class condit! terms. ened t = nce, age ary you) BARBER ait .P — —— a Tnonsen | ae 3642 Ru Rutger es % an . >s Yor : ; ————— ———— 4524 A DELM AR Genhall, Ford y ov tag 5315 pe | eee; res. 32 : oman fee M.YTOR CO.. ve been earning. Box E- 373, | 3865 Faston av amigas are Ter. : _ se Ja t-— 4 . || _Open eveutngs. (el) | CHAN DLER—Beautiful 1920 : vi | 16 Leewst or aosT villre, lent condition; cheap- t ag Davis. Distributer. must ell good location Lind ~ — ' , — / ; you eeiL - easy ter Gran - @ay off “parry 4an14 ) me § c xO ter ck, English, « | - @ac 72 Ls 7 ae ~ cays ted’ in Need 100 cars at once. Bring ee AUTO Co., CHAS NDLER—T — aD ; we e.rig rs at = et ke : = = ms — : — 3667 OLIVE. 4 ——Touring. tate ' be ‘ - Oden ev itn BUSINESS—Msnefacturing pop corn, candy | BABY CARRIAGE—Browt ‘reed = gond nl as 4 TY a! 0 . - . rms ’ Yup "3728 Oregon. a tet) b-j an io “4 on ery . bare: ain if gold at — cost S- 6} a... | for less t ha 3 _ha , 7 . ft Duy: we are Cc HANDLER — fe cord tires, repainted meal Debar ? me : 518 , ¢ 8. Ror ; a ; ain . me ard ee cOp. OOK: mea a ti ceptiona! offer on rj 1920 reedel. 4-passenger spert; Sire : 5 wire wheels, new tep and cur- _ terns We «a ou time a mone) itch . et iJ ’ terman a ha — . - Bh ere ~ — 22 theater, Cail Thu ; [ &@ HEY E INVESTMENT ©O.. 2364 ' - ; : DI ND: — Wi ry the } st casi 2o= OW) TT , om M be'net Ae ; | chantcaily rebuilt: : Windshierd win nickeled@d radi- 18 Faseer. rotes ae — ’ ig Ath and Locust ete. tcRR) BEDRvU« mM St oe me _ rea ( a A - rice ' ir. ; - ee J" 60 FOR AL at OS ~ ust - * oR ynes and Dort Dist ri buters: tiful dark maroen - ioe aaa pode vant : she) enul bers. gn. radiator “bande nein bake shoo. Ap.| CANDY-ICE CREAM PARLOR—With light| 3507 Lucas , Sa : a - , Fe Qs to Packarde: sp) HUP tel R 1990 conde — ||| & popular car at an interesting SORE itiseme on . ‘ naw | Co. ~ Be Laces. mT Louls netghborh wd BED Re ~~ Me SET—Icc ~ rs >> 7 _ —— arnt T ue vr , >: . . — 4 etn | “I PP—Mod tel R. 192 0 roadster : bumper. ex- HUDSON-FRAMPTON MOTOR € ~ “=r can be purchased $50) is cleanirg Jewish on . Th to 7 : show . two biocks le} " 6p “ i ; s y : im : , ' “ liv deale . ne _— Pee amr d Ble e gg oy Pate Saee ; 2300 Lects: s: ? pi * ; atte 10 Mmonthig myments. ike Home. 143 | bea ' ¥ on " , YAHLEM MoTOR co.. INC. ie: bee Ge eats cae _Bomont 3106." Contras - | 6 Dee Bast: Grand tm Roel ren 10-yenr-leese . —— ee , aoe . SeOROoM ol | hs * ae ; : : ‘ : 4 .* % ” _ Es — —— 1¢ N Grand. -~- = - : : 7 wi) rf a ‘ 33% Bi Avi Beevicse | in ewcha . ? r , Te 4 >on ; aione we»°rth more tac = iho ' z . : - — — : ws ie, —. - an ‘0 G on ny mee ScGat &t. 4 coae nge for one ligh ch ter: sickness Gresser, perfect . 62 | shata :' Tari" : te ae Oven evenings and Sunday (cS 2. Aae Sate I ee >| HEVR -T—Touring. a | mama 3100 ventral 7438. - references 4007 a : ee ee - mend [ Mi- 4 1920 ~ $35 a5 4 eo neue ee me > a Aw - : ; im Conry — BRASS AND IRON BEDS—Dressers, ci , an salt vou e732 rht. 3118 Locust, pon ene + .? LDA EN euIt res tin oe. 3 ae? . . ; vee c80) . Webster 1585 yj . “hed L2 years. good bustmesas. invoice RITE = , - -— - _—_—_-_— — - + . ciate celivery: never ——— ————— = | &* Seed as new; tay $175 down, ARES tarts. abvary ** rie Ms 4 batt erties; } s1) Boment 17 between operates ‘ks 3016 Locust or 3027 Oli: . , ® t —— 20:38 . VEvG. VSS ove “Cher rolet ® Pool: 4 living roams: cheav reat. 31 3507 Lucas = (B)) cess S317 | +- Velie. 2938 ‘Ottve, —n tan te —- BUPPrERT—$10, dreseer. $10 enter. ¢ i a oS. an SILVER . ck Coupe Cash down buys this beautiful Oakland mad- CHEVROL ILET—Tourine. 1819 r Sureday sifo pk ° = ater, £uO”d wcation for liaht luncheon: a. ‘ea id o>. rT rr’ a —— enemas t~ anes . , J . . ul ne dt mond | ; ot . ‘ } Et ze! av a = he! Ps neating * ve, ; -— - : 4 . . : : . : : a r, « nn ne - \* a P : iri t for Te ooo ON FR TIONER) —Lieht lunch transfer | dewbie bed. $\ 2820 st Vincent ig . . — : ge We =e a e-~ wpe > aint and motor good harges ' . hae 4 ehool swam: capeane oe | pote, ot _Vineves, _ | H paid i silver, platinum, : or time OLIVE MOTOR CO. 2910 Washington. | Chey’Jet Baby Grail —— ‘Teal ‘orms, fase: no agent. Lin- Ruck’s brand-new ‘3 : . . - we Fag ne ; . had err EST NASH aA C VFR (LA NDIM— hurny clasey wy “ttle car: y oe cooking. ne — geod hom- ‘'Y GOODS AND HEMSTITCHING — Re. — —— Eo Fi its? : fer eo oid. sil: ees —— ae Missvur i. 2901 OF ve . ‘ A gallon of gas: best buy in & Leu oo a other ae bear : — — er : ~- tan ee ect pee nee , | pia. | . 2 ons et, SOEs, BTIVESS Party ‘i er“ tertma a ~ on " arts Leader, 5609 Le - . Orr . IR - Sade Miller, 105% dslar- | menton iF , VLIVE MOTO ve . — er ener oon "418 ‘7, -——— — _ DIRONS— arpets ket aa ws Ov -ERLAND 90 CFOs CO. ie | rer one or trade. tate Kire 7 ae 6223 Is De! lomar Country Cis 2» roadster: wire wheels: oaben . — ~ “Ens gooc Bo Ward Motor (a somamuemntans seats ao —_ , Velie, 22: | ee ‘ MD vennty MAXWELL 1 TOURING MOTOR CO. Gon mae th i 7 " a _— = _—— Pr Rg . = WA D » Post-Die. SAFES a vau ors of lity, FORD—Coupe; 1972: looks. me like new STU TE— caret veadster 5 cord tires, ron | 9 CONDITION ; $100. rt — = . ri i}. 1s rh 14eh et ~ ae =a bar®: . S17 3 a st __roe! bargain: terms 3713 Case (c@) 8000 miles: excellent condition: sacrifice. . seu Loca or 2027 Olive Se = iat (Raby nd *. Ri—~ ters. talie and ifhrary inthe Movoe™ Co, A185 Pina bs po raeramerenee eters — ' " wn .m™ er » “— : ; ; a , aeien ~ “4 : _— . ~ x , af — a = . hh = , . Experienced as sewers for our ~"" e RY—Mast ell at once. reasonable | - . Shar 7865 | Samet = = : ~ . ntral 100: , Beale Co.. PORD—CG upe igl2 model, besutiful Sedans For Sale | CL ND 6—Seastng 1 car; ‘ ‘ wre + . ’ ke new. bergain: terms 3114 C ass twe — can be bo ciet at DINING ROOM ShiT— Jax, giass toy : ‘ . ’ “1 t -- cou ° ’ = _—— : . — : : ; : >: \ , ‘ ; : - . = — ae NS - nt Grapery work room. Apply Chi: — sod oegi marker with T roome | 6 Po Catan: Teo a : — FORD — 1922 coupe aimost new: cheep) 1921 Auburn Sedan | Sc." ‘to: ase ; I Cte af *. + : '.orneyv a’ - 42. 8 , : - i) piece ‘ a 5 a" - — . a3? me ‘7 *. ?Tr ice % : aur ; Like new, driven 7000 miles: rebuilt and OLE AERO EiGHrt. superintendent 5 office. sixth fl. ee ev nt "feriionery Rig Rend 7 | nad /_ . ° ny ~ b coup ’ ate motels: caer ll : | refinished: a palace on wheels: tg we porn Spert modei If you are looking for ; al “1 4 »* « ; : : oo \ ~ : . DInNt = ANTD & DR« ‘*oM bu . in ite claaa. and no more 4epen dabie | as Pp Ue — oz u and SCRIGGS- — Ln Y-—i » ne cod ou’ lem “unt #e/) a. Ser) nee 8507 | . see a eae -_ = : —. , : . > F : — — a bouse in business than be com * iw [Ara ® ry Die trenp 2.80 | LMNING-~-SieoM StI TE —cCon —_ . ’ - , . ~-— Lermi? : Pe a. y+ “J , rea ! MOUND c3Ty AUTO CO . - , bes SLADEK 4 4363 1 Soe “ir ae og oe GROCERT—With teres Weing room ia rear ore. Sidney SESTW. 2508 Juriata tac Grana 250. Victor 744 eS “ok “ar Windham ee alee. | BUICK —E-45. ° Rex . —o ae poate Xa “Hor . hana @ ' $10, effice| has good rubber; only _ terms. Men-— a BARNEY. ~~ Bey , a a Faso Wastmatlens at Ne F S560. Loy —— Sera on Binds wastes : $5, en account of mov er . aris s.t = Ford Dealers, 2315 Lecust. Open | < : |

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a, ry PrN pr ees. De ile iS. * gs wm . Be eye 4 —_— —— vo > - — —- =— . —amgpoyens Seid aial Ne fe ak oe . ———* natin iano ee SS 7 a ' em oon: eel os oi eae 2 L 7 ,™ d c «@ 7. é 7 ‘ ’ . i. ct has Y, ® pase, 0, 1922. -— RT Y AT THE RIGHT P} ee ise 1 LES o LES LES it in th ese columns, “88 pon ee «98 —= pit For Sa Toe ale cendit pooets ‘this oat in Ww ait, bane? \ ——_—_—_ - $e ask ony “ ‘orth ’ , Cars F ute will ea the ; s For Sal ae: © . co meodel. | 6 state ih an yo ; ope el, fF — owne yy mt» le: mote a Sonday quick sale NAGI __Touri vate wean ¢ 7 Re ake $503. : wt “brill = N(eb7x) | ne w, i—193 21. Fe vars For ; or ~ s a: y ew nt = ; __ we erfe - - Ba: ogrhaiied “and ve. miwith.. Hasnier hier | rr berfect condition, 4 oF Sale AUT nilien d ; : Siseters. Jos cor: — eager _ touring, iii “a Ve ' te } r —_ —- lle, 29: new, e rs. bumper. | 1 3750. isft like! OoOmosB ag 958 | ae for 8070: an lock 9 1 | y mene | POR: Tr —— ee Be Proper ent nae ao 907: driving | a: ; D—To: uck erth’ von | model pond. | Lr 5; private S 1Sr Si Class con, truck; cS For s hive nad I iis e ~¥ Ore. cae ash & t) > cc c OHN easy auled UTO “con ooust @ eber pens: $176 a. | oh: eee: pen e NSON AUTOe ‘and in first- | A TOMOBI 3401 ion meust ste. _ erful: cooenstrate. S30 cash. ied) $550: sotor MS ‘ke " venings ‘ar OLive co in first | utomobil LES Ow - plate. avi - 41 s. “ ash i” ew: IF an Ee. - ae ' , oe: — 37 or ze new O id Ss — es F aa? ne “Seoring cer, « Me TOSS pai: | r und ie or ' ~ = gi} condition, — | ng car, cheap ee -= SOUT a pe ‘rubber . a ane the 4° and oal = 1oR ime AUTO ie oo “a uly touring ' 3729 \KLAN v1 ES cust apo: | @ re oad, w 2 ton T c80) a A Skil = z c) eo ana dt —— 4) ( sen {L-1918 3 NASH Cc bales outae a more eacit r ucks | a ae A ccessori FomOuttss dits ; IAN ~ ~ rebullt ING (| Via ay mm tc hy, te moa ~ uniata ne Ww ’ Dai! canine Nw Al, ne lay mnorn te —"* ‘eng As Bro: 1%) Be >| ton Pa n la r Sale Ro ’ mM Ss wiTH ae Oliv : ‘ : or 2 ae ico | y. a — nor nus , re- “ ; 's rg ‘= ‘ . enin ro ive St. : accessories: 4 new ' al) ar > sIX—) orning ~315 good co N ; 1 312 > a mu 3- ton nings ° 315 ; UTOMOBILE © ay a ile cS Hawthe siz > 7 B e le Neat! y : BOA $3 c o O A s > $: f — 20 ad paint cor’ on’t ¢ und; i9°1 in live n- | Sh—z S. Gran se truck ___-(ei7x VLE CS AU T iutre Like rne as corne ontain fur DL - payments; a eo. | | Mont ; ound; this is tl “In pertec ‘cB7n) | —d ca rand. ics. with hh | o.08 3? OMPAN Bett O P. bed floor. J “733 »; | _2846x taliteee ee ) 38 ; | ge Ree 40 ont 3125, Open er Ln perfect co 57x)| no, ~#-ton, electric | ap. E.G | £14 Hurd z | er th AR] a. a | 2846. ornia nn By ~ ROO ge car, N-F es new- 1 0 | . Pen even! S116 | buy mn wown £- Bome little: Ql body ric Ment . » G ee speed # Risin Centn a FISH new S PL AT Hahn . wees, and Cher cars: board: \ENRT MS F ry nd $7; $100 Lecust St. ap gol ; T 0 0. 30- ent on. as art 1S | PIN ctor epin 631— — » 22 6 ; . t. :: a TR ra ‘o b er: 6 ED F iT G VAS Cc ns Fro "16 P verha | to $ gua te m Ou R ic4 | UCK 3017 Centra THs 2807 een / Olj FOR | co be sHING ent rooms; nt est e mo estalo uied; Centra br 700: look tn odels ING ac a oe “Wes AL, used | OPEN ive St., ‘D BA Bi Bod _Alth —Poard TON, ral ENRI gas, hb connect ga |: 22). lots touring 1 7450, ||: S aying: we ar thee lett eat cabs: Al — pom Sunn -N EVEN N RGAIN | BoDY— ies 1 st. (oS rd. $6; ph 3412—R NRIGHT, eat, ph ing house- | ROO . 37 1: eurifad (4) trade cars. “perfe — pen Su e are 1es8e ote es fra! perfec cual o Al co M. = Sunda ‘NINGS Car G Ss. g $95, For: Pe. +. 3x) | ; phone. ga ooms. oa - omple 5043: one, laun se- | Re MM . *; . . — -. _ / — - ; r P-L». a bin. mod + (ase car: ‘) 3516 ‘E a _— j arpenael direct we ta! ~~ fr be ay $32. —— 1878. ane ition: ~-ton at (c8 ———_—— AND SUN rand \ HE VR $943 sa ing. Par Sale f= Band ens 60 to $ E eek. tely (thee en fl dry; 20MM A ATE IATES WA ee le: “ee te m ton. ap SIP P etéey renvenn 00 | | _ Open .-. ake bodies =| opera unda omor els; - ies —$—$«—— ++ - (c83) at Hat ~ al Bri, dster initia tw > 862 orth heat ya | s usekee suite. : ROOM 4048. = ay. t « 623 ee: pert. ! rps 44 2 caeap * cs lan tov a Y MOTO! atives \ —— —=—= y a. ~~ 301, res ty —————=—=—= oe er a new, or grat ig r body, z = >. 36254 ~ —— EUC a eee ae ping; $8 | fiat: MATE W a . Warren. share — rfect cor ; : oe a - 32 mR OX nm —— a en- | Cc a ; a only $593 4 — sth en, oie” anal ) nt e res anes "300 a inde c = “ , ‘ or cas! fc4 : 05 1 ) i CW ~ — - a ick) | SEF — on. TT ea 75° sedan. $10 om ai aeaie ed 10A § with room ! ae ROOM sona bi Lad Pe any, venter, Ona). ; » 192 oe Velle —-- . acust | TPep fre = ——— 4 re it, = i. Bar oe. — 1817. 19 _ 5 y per we 1d boar es venings. k S.—Two nic kitchen n steam- MATE le. Box ¥_, *9 — +e? po mode), per 3000 , like i «rY O A - : st. Li Ai ii ie -— ———J | | nett BS; and re ‘ Russ “1 ak HERP ek. ré ~ for | rz uUngs. itchen © nicel privile ot €F.. roommat Wid. — = iol Ba a vs days’ l. like ov N , new cw? 1919 kK] : atom oem ” i. wail | ee | a _ % oadst iki bye ; co ae ae OR ES priv i} y furn 1> outi ones | f T “Pal eces; shed h ee Je. “. | me ung 42. j “. | e UAra wv, — : ng: r ince ine uring 1) ees Wii : ’ k ue ag Han s tr , Ine “ne w ite f “SOO] i or h ARK . cou eat- —— ™ ‘ aba al rae “0 : : mlia niee: \ery 2500 8 uns pe! 4 ( - Locu barga! iz: re '} y a NEN ul "4 | model idm: tD ] . laren wr i Rk am °01— oe i _jot- ousek BL. ple on! ee ~ ny cert — 4 ; “ > , . 2 ~ 4 “ . , - ‘ : ‘ ) Dal } SS i aa | : : , +( yf r CAN ‘ . _ Roo — Wate veep . 4537 yy; es . ape ingle m at HA er he ng. se poe , = 8. poe rke- M rand dew ahi 21, $240, — 180; | ¢ mem = = ~¢ Olive Mi. and ret il Thes Ss $1 15 | Re ] ent bodies a Mieco BS Fines 31504 S lady; ow board , MILTON, =: cond oman i furn (Sia “A ot 7 vor C leu 3B « sta CO) Ou! —- live tor Co., pullt gE se C SG iy | Recondi 1°th Be Fy and atin = S.-—1 uth 8 ‘tm pri- mat 10: r; kit ished LCA HOT Peles _ om io wou . . ‘ote Brill! rier and ‘ di MOBI! . Oner —0.. 30] : ' een mic Io i| i inw dit ioned t ad [>}F EDs °n in ‘ tne Dp tee any ! mle XK LIND, 593 nien es. "a, hoard om ; Ji i : - cht ‘Two | connect ° Ro ° running water: 768 - ” : ic: } a " ‘ . a : } m rm yerd , ‘ / eke > an ad te . Poel s: } Bie ae ition; . lL, Is M« Ving I l ‘ ° 4 lous lev nev upmot Stude} orda. D { ODY nonthly aser M r —_ 7 asant or | n! # > - ] eepin ng. vai M ater: eens ll Lat ively Ike me - J91s, $1: Sl4o Lor BLL k city ourin jj}; San sed vy hav ver na ebak ei | I () Ha CO. 106 if Gog eS oderr R oom ~~ ar ished 2907—I | . Ca ront LV TLL. Toe 4 nyo « ayett ike i” 39 $1 - - : 50: Iditior —— J , : + be fe naliaiadiaietinn j 1i le y , an } . \ AP } Mi isons . Ru ‘ 4 i : RT) “* 106 a j for L, | A - t ur +4 and t » da Ol, . Ima ov enger G8 con- we uc k. hate . arry I Aa o 1%. Ww dais] : | oY ed is6 vO LU C ion, ! 7. i i Cia@s —Is (;rat _ w@ er NSIN uience ge. nm) mt Se yaar 7 trict. erica -~5338 ‘“ & pe atter atid ; ¢ late near wh, ] DSM ? K Kohler tour (4 . c as e t} » EP ag Ve " ‘ae - d ’ at 1 des “a ‘ ‘ernar Ss couUul -CUGroor 1 274 == JO GTON. - s. for ioely f IDE 9 pian; ee ter mecha den ti : fer mode! jrand. J shi ~ BIL orest ler-Spee ing. | ! T) Ss any 16 . (CUNVEN pes aelecti lave , Sune make ‘ery ; re, { BO iy | 1 200” artme: pie or o. and s -- ow Fu ININ be — two —* eA. H reaiden mes: tra r lsmountab : - SR. 990 s; some wi for APO a —_ Tou li 504 eer Mot “4 good iz 11s is a J othe J Pee . ENIENT and mee sop se i— ia me te rms lowest a wae Rage DI] ES = LRK 0: ] lent: 4..§ . or "y am gantod ORE ST" 77 BAT ° LAR = , Cab a at :L—2 =: ; F « de, M and } ies 1922; #! S. 7th. th BTS. Ve i tires ring ; r Co 1] and we n unl | c 2 fT TERM — ning 2315 Price jit and | eee S130 ! fast Br gy ‘ KIN‘ (7 O08I Hi, te Fe 10) = shower a 5 ww ° ~ , - ‘ . , Be ; . - “aus ; . we : Ss al Sei re -- K — Pe : . ni Li@jIner ' , : 4 ~ 9: thi orris, ota" . Spndition; S75. r. dem (36) ( Na ile e: original fine. - ) Hy] number “gaia ec -, of « f vy V¥ &, I fT adgacw re , Ti . > Olive will * | Ri RSECTO a Room noe * id j menor 9 ne Gs HIGHW —s yah IVATE mA - AD- ROOMS—D yA... pea pecasts » lo © omar - ~~ 2: ei tet a sin Olis Ll paint: unnin biti 0 miv ) fa adh tall me ‘ t. Ors de |; ry thabs = mn me # | cor b — AY, OME price esira —_—~ = ; ts lool j wOL La Al obil e st it: a m || mat su a ji $ U bud » f* rIRE ire per vate 651 yard ven! ox ROU ; lar reaso ble, ve mene “, ¥ of ¢ ks a , 1920, » aw. | ra condi e ‘*g” : stia id f pply ln Bom 062 ho NG! . Te Ss F _(c57x | family: ‘aon me . 37 LINI ——, for N.—C nd. nab with sm : aes " : atr nd dow : siart ie ue, tion a ip ; 0 or t th Lites ] | omont Lm | Lt a wh I , wea or sxil ly fror eeiteoat per TSP - s or Ce ofr - i SE 14, De ~ super ©, " ee ord us aan" n; bar hee! 4) 1; Sl o l'¢ _'¢2 ne, he é la nt ~O0 JOCUST 8’ wc _. oo 35x5. §$ Ss bre u« roo - rm BL oe uple, eaaeces SEMIN = von ip?! Bins. Dewlers on . , ae heorsia. car Bomont % ato. lL, Y. s SS cash, Ae eypalnon. anit At ry ie If y cae de- ne Open a fv : ; 7 i eh at $9. 00 ¢ ale A aoe. ~ > aralahed - hes RM Le 2a £ ess week: | ae ene Md x — ie 4337 boats: == ete + web BS Car; 8, 214- | - Open 8 ~ 5 per: Ht af w iil ———- ndas Centr | thE S—S a ach; two % | AUBER’ a; roeon L, ping loor f ;| south = -L—S8755 Lind - civ) pres: ~ , fine (el) tt i, Kood ruunit OVER ee Cay Star D. r month; 4} furnish lit ional ec} ant ‘ ee ivs and Even ral 2775 200 ads a he \ —. |? ea h vOx4 . b em r. FORA West : >) | L 189R privi = oo 45 va em —- er front cor meals. fo pene S755 Lindelt a 08) om : (Dy A 4 ‘e Low : onal: ie ves : v. oe or det tor t] A Nb am a ear — st B Ni ce ca b. any k large w i = —_- = ings eR aT l fy) ao fi iv? —"s lay ™ SROO | RA . 4 ~ S7 ine 7 Puy nie ae Ll \ 1) = f: mM ~— F urni 4) anethinar b sines good hed front large p hla 7 es ) +a) on ~J021. demoun vis 2737 lea\ Bang ae Pe “Tou ines ntral 411 ‘bel A ind of "7 e will Hl ett aa sis RES—Sii s. $x on stock : (oy cal ARD, 752 ex each hed room for 2_ ims ELL Bl. ie ess rnished ‘ro LV = uperior: men or Plane? t_roome, he D U Sundny. , = Seapets c6) | OVE tA cal any otf urige: Cont PES * ey a ll you ] ody and For LJ | oa" Mahtly used. D: Oden evening: abeswe nee ee n for 2, with | ADELE x 490 Lintel Stra VOID sr: tenesantie wishfae a le DANS . . ; $300 start- are NDoT Ss = . 3000 L ars Store tates tory 3; anothe CATE O024-— BR — oundings. ~ or TEGRSH 5 . S906 eons — ekeep-| ae ry way dow nt and >RICES Tate Arter : > ore pore ” ‘ rter and de mo v9 nt 125, o, f wo oT i. Cas h_ akes or a CALES : or 7 Nice ro a L 7 ea emp!) ’ fr: arge i mar-¢ easonab Clara: E rc : se » bane 1 @\ arter els. wil low : Loo!) Uy} ——e _ tod) ofe ASH —— LieM ices sira t 6432 itch DEL, ioved mt SeCO 2. Niv le r bes mF ali moh A 1921; even! rs. 6? LJ! vs nh pay Hooks 20TN ‘ Ir ver fr ‘ cw BPs" Pa | ‘ : hom @ : M #r lL. BI reon “A ad f) e iine ates: t loc " : vA, Tut = O23 | “OVE yment and NG Vy one. OO: Ve ; rene ae 97 melit oom Pa Fan ., 4338— oo. om BOE Cal Ame ation ’ ‘ord ’ a —: ee rfe ' B OF RIA NI - Prey PIE ; Ie lad —- hs op ke _surro wt “4 I . sone Th at S58—N ‘Dtleme ' H A any 47 rican in Weer rat we ct; start omor en s 1), y terr like A ln me A ia ound! roard;| > bie :partmen icely 2 I MIL om — ary ~ >; terms arier; \- ont 78 unday ; Ine.. ¢ rms, ®e new; | _ Alle EC] A , DELM pat. co. “es SB er S34. ” MILI ment; 4 furni tamil l Der "2 —_ Sedan © von ——— S611 y and Ey —— _ ee © OF | | | ster und som Oa) LS $2 f) h, e ars is US > | O) ces ,, woe \R Bi ntlheman “— high cl oom oe - a hegschoes! i ey all pabon wt room re ne ge LYON HOTEL __ fea ~* ir net . os. ~ res, « io? entry nes : st “Wy th _ rer me othe peanemi 7 OO eve ~ our = DS i OF i: small OL 58 ‘a838 on e cP Ht ime s , ‘ell-f1 nces, reas Y gu : odiam . Mm pee be told prot a , CA \ art mT eet 2 ; OVERI tral 4 1 19 . OPE ‘ ( Or he ° ise = rY er. a ever a - Fond UW = jet oO kk ry fol) > i MIA it > * ar — —Roo Orn : x * oo - wel] ve . x. 4084 cnodevan en - 3 5) BUCKIN or eenaaee Hine; o a 4*a ’ ° ~ . at ; ’ ne “4 , % e4 - 4a ‘f M = ’ sit) a rr : nz it eu ‘ % in flr s roa | be atiy ’ ate aus last ™ owiln “4 ais c’ PEdes " == nor " } Tr a 4 é if , . ebt or i. e@ . ro r bd ms nv or ; rea VES pes ttren: trade; roads ea aca iAN 59 SUN 19 Te ROR a ord road. | room f ail and s lotlowing tes DE wgtles 5002 a. With or wit! PHi en very conv. F ‘KING me fer ee a - a 1 T N new: - And ° teds, Cc : Make t 3 “ 1) » * ———— — =00 NV ‘ y DA f } a : : ) : “as yc? ass Lo: * i ry +} reap d ye? _ ite j ou T 7) ; left nreigog ALR : -i . 7 — Se ve 00k | ng ~v it ro -RSON, ~+ J gent n fron conv re amily . H ’ , — n- 7 peust St. Oo. y senr, 3611 che “ Sood ser TX IU RING ; a ———- Seeo , a W © CO., 2007 good as ae Belch . gd wes * guarat fe ct in! —** eals; f hs. mae ral roon ak rest ideal 4525— jeman t reom tn | aaa te a tr AM ANN me. te 7 : 6ll «a s. aed ta NE rvice wi. (7 seen —— lil na Ry USE ( ND ER 1. O07 Loc 19 Nater os stock 1 orde: iteed. at ve ete 027 SR- a] ms: fin Ni P t 3804 bache! PEE as Sooo ; n a) ide a car angient h EX — — ‘ vam ock, untab! ne. . Lox ” OTOR car, ae a ——— - . (e& ‘ae ‘ i had : Front , = single. EI ESO ote s hon a y fury :* om Un co Fore otel: — — 108 Beantabiey —Hiacyers, PACKAN Locust or 3027 Ui 9125. ee Wiieeret D CAR B. ne Li 195 Bie 9 stage ge Pa Frcni ‘roma tan | ie See farted] CR to Forest Paiet 10 atte : - ’ 7) ers. > - z Sve ei Vi e * il pfarrard ¢ lebaker ‘ aqi . ‘ debatlkey ms fer: gc: . Boo antet tm Dor , Raragke —s : > 8 eg A—Nic ——- on ; er orest Ag LET SE an, + trade; terms. De ate ‘t KARD—Twin — oe FORDS— " Miscell For $ iy ++>; Studet “hee Gt _ AINS 19° e ap pote eaten to op oawes reen | Saree meals Sa gg + Ale ne Kosa McPHER a . month = eeduaae “ta “fur *) OSELLE HC + r 3 . —- »* ‘ —— ‘ ) 7 ery icié bea } ’ } i our! ‘ > Mate! i 5. - . } ! _ or) S) rith . sir) . a . . ) - .¢t r r sine mechan) DAN Touri : 4006'S. I pytras P AGE Midway G 6 tou a | _nings. + Tour! ngs, —_. Ls 3 OURS ious ig! ay M“ oe Licht @. ,- *-passer os Creag 2 re LID. 4 fell 3A05W oe or aon a Sd bat IN, 4734—D — ont ae s900 fone I nd s TEL = anata for ga50. cally shock : 19 ' ; ffers: . ear aves saracge, ri ng, ings Le new : roa: dst ;avo . nile b; ine tou — rir g ag t} ea . iger ‘ = oon | iis \ bed VA Lid con’ “at ble: ‘> M. 4 continu esirabl Ge celle ean pl Delm ° _ pe :? tir a 18, de mm ~ fey 0 ' : 5: 1918: 132: - tra ers, , i) ne ey atted ” i —— . er . ideal tourtn Tl sie wit) ne * venier +? a [. ous % e fr nee an; i miad iN. a0 os rod n mou! (ed a ourin JL s FOR ee le cou plo Ss nob cial 6 is % ' nonstr maker ne; Pas fe Ph ces; | r AND, | hot wi ont t 7 visine; $50 4 -FRA cash in t! * extra illables >) 7°98 oO iz car elma acri- Lf" — Gra : ter pes, S7 1° tu tel -} i 2 e « Da’ te ator ¢ , > ; K ENS. inect ierson ; ® T. nished : 43 water room. a re . —_— America ‘4 ; ty ‘eee = mee ty ca Agi gieg Sic. ; —-s + eaeep 7 SF chev —Touring. 4c : = . sre tat pen eve- 1931 aan Aut ' hu 3 COUTENE - TN : em “+ o1 .o inv — passen ¢er ah nt NG CN ng oe ge Fuciid Nl ‘n ide a as autife 7 ot (8 " LINDELL iL PI “AT, ’ ans uDe nd * 0 rs: e sf — bo -—- rs ’ 5-pas : BE ir. vrole ers ars: — 7 e 1a 7 ude ha? suring 1 ~ [ i J for Li’ 2 : sti@ate ft) . Tr a. nen . 0: - ’ exce tig, YAR ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ ip-t =? i } ee Mil , ‘(e83) ri a ‘i’ s: , large at . 1° . eatin lot ; OVE . riet Deaie tern ; afiale se: r — (¢ 1990 eC! Dp a - : | gr} . ‘ L\ MRS imyytt ou eee tor k | emp ec ~Boar “A lient ke 4 I, A ND, a late _nenogal newly gannceds L ZA H , : z ul entra) m4 . ins: — ye rity 7 Seven . QI REO -- - } ¢ ERLAND aiers. ey i sedans. - 1019 s , na] 57A— ors, e- Bou th rt spec ~ a 1) SEK ie ¥ cheap. Fo shoc k RR sey panes Sree \ ; ° “oe A ars 548 , erm a tires 19°0 Dode -_ enn Y ow uring t . ai i ANE) ‘ oo - suitabl seco! e PAGE : . Roon ee steam lecleda. Py ay Cc Ma i atten 1920. tDAN ] shoc 1y2l — ordman, —_—— y and st or « Vard bo ; l Q), ’ 651 » 1H lO Ste} e -3-pa senger 1 on oz Fores 7ed DOAK] re Hie le for 4 tye | good BL... 39: 1s, mode oer ye Club. i. ma tiow = lon: in ex ; ab motor and 1% an, | van _ eveni 3027 C Mo-j1, & MC vl laa The : alin “aaeamans oadster = ROF1 t(D—Ni in BP y | =| 86 c~ oe ee an ern, 8 Boy! ‘iive--Ms Go. and av ” oe eon ; a fine porpere fm—q 19°”? erat tetens — — DES. Olive. |} Studel IRTG used Beeagick aS ogee aa: a ' of) | HO iW ene: iedinetiemmar = e224 i nable. hon Beautiful oi - Maryland he eee : |p ellis oO — St: mane ‘ cars this ov omy enger ‘ ; a 4 ' relere}] . ; 4 _—~ a 1@-lilee ] “ 2 2 ‘ “4 teeny ye Prasater 14 18 Price, Fight pooh SAXON = Geress. ar. Stude be ow 4. wwe Sa AG E SALE | whe are se “% are * a Se etin’ tA M U 4R° ted ngie, fro NES ve exchang Oe Be. re ae Oreee —— root ia” wa 7 rr ithiv or ° ~ » ng, 192 _ * t ter er mec —_— Tou . 2521 Dargai — j I 4 1919 t's Secal, ] - 28 dow , “ on ‘ . © ney at t? oO} aay f +5 iiat : ] = ; oN py diet 1 mt : na \, _ / fron a £ ‘hou . amet : pect, t es ! H ; Antena tase haan 00 | “met model : ms, | Sood hanical con late amt new, 19. Si9s. S. late mode! Paint ere pes oo | oneen ge CA a Rethes Wameiieaee need: | AGE B epmaekere clean, fu = U eaters cu nts, oto a ' . si con te sAmMon nee | ne S348. 5. Ss >48 S46 hey in s act Phe ' , 419 gentle wh GE RB ing fur ‘ ee St. : s: 0 r guara starter Vall + bar ndition; model; | 7 4 $448 SHS 46 dewa: b490 anep 2nS gegen did PEE tong _ cooking i~ oc AR ocategaa, Es mn . oe eS rooms rnished FI , - al C 12 8 ans ever nteed:; an d STE r Milks. L in paint Se exce} os Fords ‘$ iu Fey, lees ses (irs I , ‘ "7% _ ’ s ' : re n ; } na mm -har ru Sol.a : 1a ’ ie Sy Pa ely Forest ; en or “ to ng ; , £eced vad con- , A 4 i Actd ' - ent ran iing ve Al hi " nad elle pa . 98 ipp 8 acon a! . nit« nr ae | - } 1 - pri lem Nice} jloor “@ i BBA Int oxi ral 74939.° i930. a. s. Dav in, 301 er KNIG re indeil grace res ~oe yment 34 to S158; 'N. $1 en te ‘- ~ , an te ; » belts juct ae . im - ofr L5c daily. 80 es . , A [OR oO wen cmatdedh oe (5, PAGE vileges pam oF pn es MI 4 ; te . em. : lock ’ — ’ . v » ig ry | — v ‘ tg oO» ord ? ee ae . net } ser oa near | = (ine y 0 __ #mi . POS pence im, = ha : “ . if desir uple @€ ise , + =_— 9 4 ; = ; PO; start STE ocurst iti T— U ght “at (>) : trade fo nN ; our an 0 . Prd eT) i j , ; e 18 R : — } , N : pi W. ~. ’ +? . . —> res \ » “ I ‘oe ne ar e —— EN SRILA N a; mote ‘ 130 ire, run . (CO7TX) t) eee tte wy (to & ie Bom » will we De _—————— sive st tor fo " } 7 : : ea oe e5ice } with VATER ' for lad) J4—Smal eds (6) PAGE 7999 " moder housek ' - re Lists : A “ey ust > INC - “new “Sa ae cond Sitl $195. —1918 a 312 = st a P ae o tun 7 pairing y _ rMi> > rat foo ‘: me doe ger re fi RIDCE, o% Ait: y furnished la 6801 1) AP z ein _ Sidne M and d ret-clas cg — ' condi ti KicR , Lop. oy late a ‘* >» - | i ra v7 ft) $f , = SE, ra nace ae ; ea; "i ng ur qd = Pal "~ . KF " ‘f re a _- Suc cn fined RAaArTAge ; . 6 eT : ta ile sarge ; 4 niv era ARTMENT hes ; ae my p end emo 2 co H on’ Sry SOLS m AIG 4s | Ty - node : ' iN TTQN >. or —~— v 128: eriene pairing - Pon “Smt? I ' 2ChMOMS re rooms t' é ar od st.” ye Cars Fr —— £5) Open all, oe rime cc E ord st. st sell. al tourin Locuet.' me - 12°0 - E LAR : ‘ lus ¥ ¥ \ \h ¢ oun RP ERT SSW. ‘ e. Kau wl WEST i board a == Nice ;4) he: is-——-Sever: ] ie, bath . east, Spee to € Far (Tv) ni 2 @—Tour or ‘Sale soot to evenings. alers. | Lie —Ligl - rand ‘49 in best = che ren. » eq tCHMONT (‘hand] vy sian » es Dh. e: a Y piano | ened a>80L, -- in INE Bl... 4 “for Lor 2 fur. | Ror aaa ht re wen . laundry; | & me ‘ad eauien a 2 ° nC niverstt. sat nted: ourin no ect uring: ee el) a minted: it 6 7 " oof... ; of ||| ap an ipers uipped i ianairer _ 0 7 + rer Be work uninege nd an WET 1 private *f + ame r ~ ¥O ne — * al) De! n bu se vy; 5598 ent hy bed athe, ’ fl ‘ e ; ;: ord starter, t $30 a. ge tour apoe 4044 | |) cond d other spotiieht wit! \ r Six T Ol P; Daring guar . repat (cl 4) EST P smily Row Co — eautit Imar 37 men Wat - d: ¢ gun ‘ ian in ing “TH30- goo ee $ er, $2 rter, |W . an ton mal ' nditio her ; ght i five l ix |] ark. P of al eae ae 3 bat! INE |} : ma (4, | west. 4: ully f —”6 t erman, 3d orner apart. Bret 'o y opport: im pool tres, ; 210: 85; o de- EST elie. oD an overhaul = _(e4) tj ce'llen n far accegsc . . rediat . ear mroe owe onril P . hone il mak i: ais - “e@- paths ? ao : id board f at U8 €)] urnis ‘ reotis 740- iful 7 an, % tic SO . ala? “ ou, mmit echan 1921 new one ne 192 ‘OTT 1717 qd tl Auied a t to above ries: m or, | Pour) ig Gra es. M o nn exce £.sh2— . | ROK - ive, N ned; e 44 7 ro i floor ni Wane to foal | top, i918 1 | ITT—192 7 Loc res; | andi | noe ta 18 AF gota ae aineionadnns Old uring ,Grand 3900, (Ae a (g »MS— No. 1. Apt. ~ 46 Second (D west. $11 4 Rn eber 1: deinor ‘ term ter demot tour Motor bey 20, 7-p ust st. @ bargain || HU n 10 me paint he avera hanic smohil aS: Pia YOO, Vie. ald ae ggg FE —~" each; Large s in ee he GOL nar @ saa un 3 bea 5 00. Ft > - \- ; ' ’ rma | ’ . e207, raz 1 “Wks te ind . 9 Be - pe. =| e sie : » -. , re (Del mrlor. u- At : Paut ate. npl. an! = na 4106 Olive intables 'TOU = gods ry yg + ye. eR tt DSON-F nonthly p $320 aze; al (| at e | oF nos a old ROOM Lindell 7091 call even ngle sleeping, 2 . dd tl. 4211 lh yee ner * ; Vv 6 f lat Olly all “i _ RING $ Del dition eT touri : Ca) / ties -f RAW i} Day 2 dow! #xi- \ niy P F ouring’ AND ne — fe] . RO s FOR ous wd 7 Oo ‘> ;» ~ iret er, 6 et fl. OB. "1 © ~~ gerd ng i” see odel: | .}USE nount all Ca st 1564. (ci! —e © {OTO » Touri ng Sta : piat or S R » ; Cl , miahed PL, sgl pee +50 5-ro ter, @ roome, SOs. 130 Oe we for trimwyny me mi er, de ne: tt ust 3 | I) T : ables. rT. 1919, (oe | a Locust St R > ( ‘} urin co a mus ” ve , 6.n iro: ‘ar ale J. iome: @e' utherr - Yl pe 7 referenc gen fur- 6Gs1 rshir 2 roo NC 4 oF it : : t of puis erian eVro » —_—— f u . > 4 r vA ' ACY ; } ROOMS ‘ers 1 expos neat! t. Ta nces tlerns Po ix. 9 ms. % 00 fi ing. -= On Le Co.. : Me se ol , Oi ay makes "use Ne om ts Max ie A RTS ! Vel ig ran ad _ pate hs: ’ oe iby ree . ‘ 1 + ’ al oe oe 3 | on —— ; ‘ ony er 1 At ‘ S front: VER ~ v 2005, N Re = ~ eee ° pees 3740 A atin ae. Py —_ aes water. av . e1 ~ cet : . - : eT y. : ain: SQUL , ris ‘ . ' tires of ) 24 o a St . «> . | 7 owe ful ere ] = “hangs ana: |! tole . pb ‘ om Sad Ee co aia 1 eam-nea yi Aes IN, 2 le == nished and fuel ste: 909 N, Unt hed. 6 B.... rable "92 att A (chi 357 N ass ¢ — _ Jeffe PART = 1921 rdan ance 1 pay LLECTRIC Olive bera] r chase UO-ATT, Ca iter; ho furnished ivate f ted vi 1s oom: d housek — 14° tior on, 6 8. ms. 5 00! A ing ws 4’ : B one | *Teon iTS ; 19° Jord Adam , m T av? board cif : ive at ] reduct beaut ‘i - abana aM ‘ : hed: ” fam- ’ h nee o eta, ~ ste@ar ise keep): 4 »4 , ar roo aee 1 ‘ , aS; sg * sabes condi: car; cheap. 7 | CHE Truck and Arsenal Brite lan demonstrator, & Vel: aeny yment, bal FiLNS— a | PIANO—$75; ion. | Ato~ a 2346. IPE ppg s- | WASHING it kigehen. a wn ae pink | 592 Shawmut, arrangeme! fine lece Pn 15 e. : 3 ~o -V Re . s nal 1997 | ’ ohn : t salaenae ae 5-pass \V c ‘ : . ai- mat '_ ——, ell qui PIDs a ieke pe ople a 4545—Fur room rvo.i, J I RYSTE SORES. 6 ai igi és “ *—---- Open ; args i- 5 tod de! 192 a rine. 7-3 +s ro ae y 44 Waticvt) ai yar Sy . ae Franklin ASS, 2 e tet ap lr ne * wok ee = Dee 4 h tag — -- (cS7 ’ GA ae ; OAT, —_as ivery ie on ring .. s .: an - ows ATA fh _ in tl nes >: houte be , ing 509 ntral ory every IL... 4837 ater hea od jars "Main 218° », 90 vet ——== x) ( —— -_- , Casy Wag — 1820 gdur! peedster .*. Ho . Vw i 2 : he aeauil : go iu gto ing: 3d Nice employed. _ eonve 37— at; morc se Main 1 a°** , : UT —= a RDN! | OAL TRU Sime ibe ong = | 1970 Hupmobile ant z R45 OFS ay & PIANO a eee n; $50 | “AES p— Nice 2d flo | | WaSH c venience; businert een APART 2163._617'¢ 190 00 e ICK es year old; 2R "| gous altos f RUCKS FO 06 Olive. | 1918 Char aoe tea Me ne csee nes s+ oar note t Louis = "good. substai sin dition: call afte py ge chean: or front, houseke ,kite INGTON BL. ; business womer MENTS 1 Chestimit: th heer: i. : : rhau new Goo , pei ? urnishe " R , 7 ic4) 1918 { , andl r ‘ ~ a er teens. O40 ‘ at { 7 - ty . : L ‘ut stant} LOO and eTOAGWA atter 6 Li *) rea &¢ = “iy a " housekeep- ouse k ee ; a z sT. 3790) omen FO a meee = 7? i aoe | ‘ike new: gh ye | DORR nonth, ed: stea SALE _ a hoo sedan... |. Sheth e () rarrl _monthly. Be y uecuae gies - Wi A Te able; ‘Speidiaen th ed ~~ ping. other dunia meee en R RE if Ane . Ww a co le t? gua cord J Sunn) , ~109 dy w > } i ee F ms | roe ‘TON BL 18 ; wit! AND, 2% , ‘34 37 Olive Se mange AU BSS L —~ Naan teed ; suitabl large - ‘Sheneir ¢ live at - can earn ' eam tgp Bate hoe mab KOS, undayv soe he ok os s. 17th ann a argains. MORGAN. a ar ~~ ng ha!) tlemet jot de nd ae sleeping oe _ See D. 21 os uth 3th a pin =] : Open - ” , G =>. : 2007 ' e550 ) _s asks. e to Neg’ body: po Ww erful. - = : im) - en Sunday. GEER MONEE AEE Se vo Cha . ° ‘ a nn . “ ' + ‘ ey an } Lo te le: Fi VENT ©: je 8—Ho st w an ‘kup wat is Ww 4 ; s _only. nt mea $23—Nicely fur (4) LA FA Y te , —Five ee 3H a ve A R | ; Locust. FORL ae za ain | Bomont 1! Lot ecres tae Po! ss Beyer's, 17th | wey Pg oe 3 5 TWENIY-TH 0 and up a nr Sama wee] ke NGTON. » - BEEVaRS urnished | whedon Ei 3345— ms, SUM pari ae W 7 utif a ; + Used DN E terms. ‘ah i, 2 . onls it auled: F mont 126% o— MOT ( TOR CAR Ev 349 | RD C HA SSIs oe For Sale yy LANOS 17th | Ss up! at ty “4 PE. pay — sleep cd HIRD. 1449 mo eed and sleep c&) ‘ye lence ue ; — _4936—3 - » ReeNS; Seed vor Aatee TB og bh Four r parlor, ar bow —-- : iin \ aa . © © — oto —I192 oO . ind J S00; « aj oe iS ana +45 ir ’ — i : eee - . ae . condition; touring; > eee, six kR IX RRIs— tw - 3 "Means only 7 =n Jl He ee eee S01 - — ss. : cor {o tit emon ana its - fa, price an us' ' sy tert ts houseke oS 3 ~Neatly f Ki (4) Ww ASHIN®S ~ ren W Bee a, See 8 SHEN. ANDO fo ws. eat, electrtel and bath. ————— ; chea ; Many trib uU . wee c wo vila. S95 ; SUEEEAESIROnEan = a : - 73 P intables as > riced nv mi — pane FO : urn s cold ON ome. > all ouse- om pt i, er gre y. h ’ : Pp; ny ut y nan ‘ Ka; BR onal io il, nea;»r . cast I St. iak = ne a "T’} ao = 2iiis ishe ra) ’ Wa B L.. . co . me on 340) 6 ot w '? ome, ae wich Los the ler; terms: oper — m ont B01 Gemtn es > rene tl =—==—= 23. Automobiles F . 125, | 280. Bewee Bm, m 516 aor tars ~ BELLEGLADE North 7 Sry er in roon 4007—Runal me) | HEREAM ‘neue h S— Arthur Apa eee as. : — G pen | ee ent »xo. 2 1) ——== 5 id se that O'S ,; erm ¥ room: ope T) aan ASHING’ siect ing ke (MANN he ern part ——_ » d perfec =s ardn eve- | FO ral l ome) ana ca! — M or + t su r Ss. Is as B ne: priva a9: ans large IGTON | ricit hot Dos ee N JR at 3 5-r men . 3 o1 Lat pholste — F AUTO co. owner RD—Tru ene _ Open Olive at. , Sal har Grand -——— - - +007 t Ay uck, late m n : “ Sunday o ==> eous 3. roll - - 4 NOS s all its keepi -olo—F : Sng ene ogg ka | eee contin bedroam 420°— | eee ain. ick, ve st. O —A | pT. selle ; fin toff. re imnace se O4 om, ise- | W E rea se ‘urni isl ern | reut te, ret f wee “Diet toa] rene: i. Pare ti ING F ave St. Barn canop! c57 not | P! in y Vu a e condi | LA yj a bath, i——F inod- I PMINS mable ed Toc vo : $70 . refini loor: ‘ iT. ributer, excel: mil re, ™ ORD— ett Sales * top ao | Th uy . ER P cichm ition; bar- YLOR, 12 seemed ae of f TE! - ym OF (4) | DE I LM! sh floor r: heat, ae . es: otom Al Ton es Co., body " eref . a Ci conditi 1 ee ond He! par- decorat 1216 N ric; Pp — d hall \ urnis! t PL room MARK s a Janitor: wit ” tors? S . D ; come | eter. Ol condit truck; Inc., 27 a ore, th ar tc sponsil —Gable . eights. | * = rated Ns rivate,; 1 room, VESTM ied housek 4012— and . 2 Bi... nd woodw wad ye A MOTO u an4 ive. ion. B new s 7 4.37 | oth “9 e O Te; mae S1D.c Pad: r u - - ~~ ENTY-F ~ large > Be C8 } fix INSTE po ekeepi Cl wo- — "a 2 Mur 587 “OB work «a? arn take “¢ | er ads } only . ad ; ouire pa wil | upright ane ' housel -FIRS - » rooms,, 49) } mt s sR P ng rT room 8 ; phy 1 —6 1 arte ing. iste (oc) st or = €6.. FORL ett Sal body cB) ) Ss ) th apol . P! ee make excell — * “OUDIe not an :| 4—S an. ; op bein ping por FL. “Ez wo ih A 7 t ve. : : 4-panse —-—- 1a D—T Inc., iret~ ca ed Ma; PIAN ever’. 1 7th NE\ No ones ESTMINST prom ) TON, R, 8 tre ger ; “~ ER iateailiaeiate Co pen } Ts nN. arm rd (1—& Donnan r’s, )7t) ‘Ss —_—— rt ; IIN and zx rv sun 12 17 ': ‘efinished ‘in m me- N SPEEDST =) $335: pe pe worm- y eaagran aaa 2737 W we offer g 3 &650. TI er 400. plain oer for dah oo AD, BAO GA hwest Ra nnd meng v yp me eventer care: parlor; 241——Kirat — panes an tno ood cord ee. | One ot meh 5 ER | FORD— ‘$135 down. : Feve. large pa 5 ae | 1 . W e hav HY N generally we _ Beyer’ ia ea This make. Bas mahogan ws. Lot - tomes or L a meen” eee |W EST MI priv oo: floor oe KINGSBU =F t $105 nd third; 7 a’ "TO res ) ‘. : - : ne! a "ef . - — 7th areata ve 6 so) nent: 0 epara and garace SSTMINSTER > D > nicely | ent B bany roo N ting res | nte pra ba Truck 3441 sat! tir bod ~ il T a ] O | PL and y . ain; sold ' | or >. ae a8 . ae gar a iron ) TRI - rootn;: ‘ — 41 L.. 57 avons. 9 (By price d sp ctica | n rgain 192 Juni es, ex iv, ere a arg C AYER- OC $10 ld ov rHE ivate rurnist age DI ut hou mia . D otew 9 - hous . an 10 modern: 74 OR 1 new Fg noel! _nings. 623 0 mo ata. Xtras; | reaf e selecti a PIANO—S$ = he Me ong EODOS fami! led roo ivate f sekeepi aE) = se | KINGS _Deima Li —Unt | CAR wing to uba a um N. Vi del. A ____ cB) | ew: ectio te; fin o—$1: - onthly. | keepi SIA, 58f agg = Bg ~ VE amily ping © i36—Connec (5) GSB ar 67 L dese urnished Aeyr s, and r ||| FO! and l ~_4e5\ || LOC : n of di ae Se 35; — fy | veniencass 5896 — est 1888R.. rt- 87M iv; phone; real Connect saline tea gue rat a a... i b nickel cur- | tD—T eventer; conditi | CO} diff se ry -f-® 47 pa MN | _veniences: no Meaghan og 888k. in iNSTE one; re ss te Tee ate-s Sey wheaticnn BI nit te. ee! : ring ral 7480. umpera, ed radi- | body: on truck ; open on; | || 4 IOBI eren 1 man Pi go in s rolls an: ogany, Ps ne te. chil outhern furnished en rooms, k z PI.. asonabl ng wat & | Gu owes warag 6837 “a ahiche 34. acce radi i. || | 2787 | eany t 5; new eve- | || LIN LE t mod Rar: iano C tore at ben 8s. | ‘ ldren coneumet an’ | aoe itche 4y42—! = ere | NE J. ALTHETS 3 éon- : adultes: ater: n rnishe| “3 Ritoh PINE 9 2"room yarns I for house. : CLA 5 eageranegintt 17 Chestay HN — ° 9 ts m rea! : pa ’ ic., | _— 4 ; whic — ( —— pit ~~. eI ene 3I ive, 8 L Blas - | Cc S—1 2315 Ollv coaalent "ae 3 int i § : -PHEN HAN JOR | ced from $ ake a 8 iah-arad ph lon Nag AL. ‘ater. Si for x furnished es First Pn MeP n_596, Ce ROOM - apartment; al 7430. post Ra ruck an x: : Sun- | RNS + ASH . P ACKA 4 oR FORD 4 ose aliases $115 uo. on. We pees Be T ANI = irnis) hed. 4A—Lare 1BSIR house- WEST PINE nt, uple. x water; Senta, reer HERSON, Bd18 880. 108 N. Be 7 Mure pen a tion: eumatic y style cy 7x) V - J RD CO a UPRI 7 guarant 1 *30 e roo! 2. ay private e fr ‘ont - ‘ i _thin rent: 381 : eory- APL E sun pa —Firs ? || FoRD— unday easy te or ao! body, & EI T Py CH F UP | RIGHT . ees all Oliv | _prt n; tele oak s.larce. TOO g furn! : lady a 8—Co — | reoms: 601 rior, 2} Ma and » of ie ' — —_ mo rms. id ¢t all /omeé 4id k AT ‘ OR E PI 2 it lve, : vat e pho a La ee m: iw ahed. newe up le anil 7 mse: we Ligh norning 23] ires: n 4 4 IME D iT iT itb pr ANOS —_ s bie “ cL _farni ie, el ree — ‘ _- ST r tele to } @. ] rent First ; . delivesy per n G5 bl Olive ad. | LON — and "803 ily: r mn: all con- WE : one sin ces: re eping ng. on Pp heat, ment, Chestn make. atisfacti on GORIGHT PIA; onth.' Lehma eek | rath: 1203—3! = ~ Ad ST PIN ate, asonable: child: ° ERSHIN hardwood 6 choi Chestnut. os ke. tion. It t have to “a - RIGHT P fe WP oie ordlbeog be- | EADS, aie e hal —— ng. housekeey S ex- anished thee .> . S811 _ x4 G. B. NG, 6631— nels itglce regmar rk s : lv ' HE B rivile 3—F lano Co., lovely 1 3A. cheap: eeping, gs... loor —2 t (77), PERS! M “on a4 ont the biggest. , but if CPR 2 At DW we to buy lat ww $1 ~ 33 | ever |} new! lcte R ere Fo a) tod. om H. 1228 8. Ss: conv ythi fi y de ne | THE BALDWIN seb, r rent. Si re ad. | BIGHTHE i288 5. (rear onven- te FOR R ad first floor, $65.5 os Sg aaa sore ' aneemney NT i -aA07 ‘ dor with I" p TANOS—Fe aco. rent —- | onvenien H, 2417 Furnis ay 30° ate ENT. "4 roome., Jd floo per m n-a- P THE pr ae 1 pplis r h m tiled —, r on : HE BAL Aye xe } For re ] Olive ‘ | eeping: 1 S.—2 ‘Jar ed | FNRI for pine Colcred; LORED| BOTTORDS loor south; hn: py oe H :3 reaey IN r yuy later nt. $1 c GRAN]! ; no child ed fi ge roo GHT. 44 emen ni mata —— RK east. mi . PANO CO, T11h wmonth, | ; LAND, 3137 8 hae TC RS Sooue 4430—3 _unfur eT eg EALTY CO., * pa: aac - 11 oO! polied |} —_ : Jady 7 Nic 1ouse- floo Two. _unfu a a rv TH, 491 *. . “* ive iENR np eh r, lar ifurnishe (* nd 4 at! @.( RIE love all peop! mo ce, ed } “ 586 Le . ». (cB) | cle ETTA ‘ d room: -_—— — opie; dern unf : room if de un pa 4—2 Imar . “> © b: he and 5935-—1 hous en | . ne children. arnished, eco “| EUGENE ror; part floo ‘an rth e ‘ ] nk o . ] ho a ate “ST B - iildren. nienc en: se GENE DOosses Py F Tr —. ial" ge A onven y fu usekee ae room se I E - L ind resp con: 4d) wit shed be eimar we - P er a ‘ ~ AL detall; sais, . Open er $200. | ‘| ner .. 089 to th n cuck N. Gr | Lex eee Pa fC da. 8. 5 ES—A ly F682I h} AU WwW ee A be . unfur tty AR stg Cen MAN, ready 4 wir? ev vai: AE a : e 00 . ant Pe. XIN eee 790 | — mith nd — BER ram e K-7 nab een T nished: ispatch. 576 | @80. 1 ; in rt wr - , 1 2 ae ions > Se you store n as usual. on 1S N gton-6 0 | VICTROLAS & Co., ade! send n! hed: 736—Lar est | S. Post ms raterences and on Pag 8 Kingsb TART 08 N. 6th: “SY will on ae | | pepe Ded | irs while earest yo al. ome Nash sevee 990 Bevervese a rec erat BARTM - eutabin fo room, ¢ : com Wed.—For light re ne Valen: ge or | 352 23 rs Hoer cast. rooms, Ui ww? 1 # to . Bo f OO . Pai sees ott f VICTROLA—V ict N. Bro izhent | dults; refe Kas st necting kitch ~ oa a; werth of : . aes use keepin 5885 Nine na su floor Re é 1023 9. oii A S—$5 “9 aig eee sen 1 $° ictor. al way ibs RP - rences. ove, ®& kitch —— Ro rth of mily emp! ing. b ‘bh Ni ances n pe weet wt ™~" mod (4) Cc OoO— AR ge-6 coo VI _MU ‘SIC + easy with 2 f ENTE — > eparat en, bed OM W Olive. » with oyed, Ss el. ee i fon rior, 5 *1rm ? 7 | ea Mipped, you el: Just. adil] $100— " S Ser} see _CO., 3 gy term 24 selec ront Tr oR, 722 e entrance; ingt td.—B Box KR othe >| ERANCI Ly EFAS, mmed! $ can t ” to ac Cha $200 - 100 i CT) - e@eee ~- > =. 103 Or s. ‘ oH tions; nq cars to ooms, a — Ewe nce; mus on 6 ni y sen! J K-81 er —_ ay “18 ts Oc THs, oun rere = b. Btn te th run j t wy ) ry $1 ndle ~ ‘ : pps : « ov ' 2 Unive {LA TTIN‘ a CA 3R00 ousek neat! — t versit or law , P.-D. - sr 1; n +e —— ree i nono |, wst000, Oakland Badan $690; DOWN—BALAN ——— 625 | So0GRT at Mach! peeaneaneaed » TES. Bieta tan coping: Hediamont ee eek many campus’ D.{$}| 741 fat ee ni. atior * "577 ee } ont 31° y 050: ed Cc 4 ,. NC oF eeeee -' GHT : > ne - | c A so hal rze tT ont wtd x = kin pr a erdrt [Ts pad 4 oobiane Sad : TO ». Pai an, $5 ole A E VE —- +e 4! ieee %0 = s Wa TES. 51! |_roo room, W oe agg fy ny 77, P oo a5 wie ve « FOR RI hesinen sat UR af Oe i 75; er ERY .. 490 wher id. v Bnd. nted | wate 5101—N m, ith loca ot ov wo Post - Dt refer- 715 Weatane v.. Sa ENT. . i ING ae 4) ge (" oupe, Ch 0- -8, s 4 y » sere. P ; ictrol . -r he Nic ealiiinii sepa tion: er $30: unfurn spate esta run ¢, $8 evrol 790; F EASY | Olive hone O! cadet a and _ | CATES. at; mamni pie rate | == ; modern con ished, ch. sexo to ate @ parlor floor nerth: ™ A . nted ; 50; Ol et B. G, rank SASY T Ive 1243W will ‘Bison | a8. 5162 antiom asant —-= = ons sre or 3- part v.. 34 floor _ Ae : . our $300 ca ads S S ed lin ERA aw. call at oa 62A- an room : ae coup! room nivers n APNEA GARE ¢ oe Ms 4 car | edan, $ edan, $6 , $775; MS Miller's, 19 liges, rate bed —Double a eee n; bot-| RO == “4302 La ood} * 5 roo ty drive, aes south: , so. : Ine. n wade VW 850. M 75; F Hol ” 1822 | DE —— tall3 kitche and sing —_2490R oms ——— 1 Lacleae ° Limit ve. 24 flee 76 , : oat ise . IE; tay others ros mga50;, Wy; | DELMAR, BL. 442s. | nd, single. rooms, | AND etorecesianmarn ) bay GS Reet rvelt oe Woe ‘a Lece othe eda as , | eos BL itable f aund me OOM BO b) 17 parse d floor: Pee pEEAS, aa + eee ue . Ssninss es oo n S., | nm; all 4428—Sma i. a ry priv- | . it . varior ficor eee , * ¢ — y Il sedan D}} | m for gent 6176 © room ROOM ANI i 164 PotD Lad say. | *oa7 Limit av., 1 , ey 80 > AHLEM, THE G S : in city, oo DELMA enilemen or couple; prival : Grand av “BOARD V Chita wile’ mother | 62 en ave peat floor | mete oe . : E PRICE IR Country Soe otiet 20¢ “housekeeping 4025— es private fam- sabat™ Post Diora wien © ~—_ or ‘@) aes rr ae paris floor south ? 4 0s : WRE _~ line. yw Pe. ele. fo aan 4M ron Salen room Furnished . ary AND Dispatch. and +B pe fe — 6249 Cat parlor . 24 floor 7 south; m4 eo et a SCKER Suneee, Fr pr tan ao gag Fe aaa 7 ELMAR son > og _sqanectne ferred, wtat . faopig emplovea” —e = tye eae } excellent ent furni ROOM a: Napher, % ‘ifisrences exchange wees te 80 oe ai ” ~ s « . . . cellent one aaa pri nish roat home aatellanel re; muet ‘td —For “ig + o gentiem vate famit large | aes ee _ences no chi) be mod myself ‘ tae ird fi : r Rubic co" room, OOM ae _ th all | NE &2R.@ "4 Ge oon be vather aad ND BO "Sisew | GRAN _ SCOTT a. me ag ND-O ~y + 600 7. |e4S Janitor. ae. YS caida Va adabiie er S - 7 + a - fh oe ne ~ » es z y PO oe Pe a Py . Ii , pe > is , ies ae Wh ne e; Me de: : mb i? oe ; “phe ae ee ¥ Pe: 8 d ey i he eels, - stearate

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es EVERY DAY PEOPLE ARE FINDING | BETTER PLACES TO LIVE by using these colts: “= ‘ 14 SOUTH TAYLOR Six large reome bie cl a . patere he a? vw tor sry} men mpartene: nis tor Rent | ef?) PT n effici "40 Weetgate tb A. _— « : > : ; ‘» k= oo : ie Liteon an S-_room Lj ; eni butid is apartment contains attribute Ti e eorner avs... i« finest res) ‘itr . Onen. i 2 this magnitk every finest private home. in. on the southeast and Waterman the heart ‘of the Gential section in GIRALDIN BROS. q*) Bide! ~~) : Parn i? SIX-ROOM EFFICIENCY si5—BIG VALUE be ranged apar tr ge reome : i rt 1. see 6283 and 62 gees North Tr : Secure ~ jag en toda RAS. is TERRY ad, TH ig” APARTMENTS FOR RENT —FURNISHED South 4137—3-room furnianed sy ~~ eK adults garec “REE. third, APARTMENT—E furntahe ~ aed sun part nilid ijt. (“ban ATTARTMEN T—7-room jeanne | ferences " 1x “ a) fuPnished verre "s ie : requ. reu Twrnre Tro downtown: rhasontbl »1lAs— Nicels furntshen heat, phone tight. ene. J if wented: ready to | ire on premises. re O.., 00 N th et EVCLID TER. 4804 (Apt e\—PFour ro ‘s share with couple or 2 ladies employed -enventenees furnished: wou.d rent room tv entle man reasonable vi a ‘ LINGCSEURY PL.. 6016—Lovely 2-room fur- hiehed apartment: gas, electric: heat a @xeu overhead for married from, CATES. aparimrent © ..WSTEKEAD 932 N—aApt 17 Turtus apartinemt 4 rooms. bath: rent or sei fv =} 1. efficiency, Kit hen rORSHING, §318—Double “os, bathe. dreasing roorns. ‘* ne _reom ’ tT RNISHED APARTVEN T—wY ould re” immediately to responsible party furnished apartment, heat furnished. cor taline hardwood floors hot-water hea hath sun rTreeorm. Ah = ye room piane, while ename! uick “Mra! stove. W!! ion rwuge. ete required; take City Limite eal Anply R07 A Belleview STERLING APARTMENTS 5316 Pershing: oe 2 reoma, 3- | room efficiency ; a 5-room «?ffi- | elenceyv, incluaing vleet current. light, woking gae end ‘ce furnished. Apply “Meriing Apartments, 6816 Pershing a’. Feorest 91060. UREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. S90 Coestave _t¢ Yorkleigh Apartment nt Hotel 4954 West Pine freproe’ bulidinge. corrpliete|: rurmiehed for housekeeping, ftncluding eervice. rental imcliudes telephone. ice. : for cooking, €'x-stor? ‘furnished. con plete eutside rooms. large ané eievator service day atid night rentais from ‘rest T5864 wo: FLATS FOR RENT APARTMENT ge LAT room, adu!: rend ae ‘ reot.. bath bs Twa! 5 i steam heat mAs Muonimetes mn: GO roome, bat 8 rags mlt henetie_ ree hb rocm un parior, s.*°*D lic 24 floor weet. 5S reormns hardveed fleore, steam % "132 Be ©. 2d finer og rovune . fieort, steam 161 yy & roome iam hes a floors "lie hard : Kar newly Keye 5061 ARLINGTON. 2 a praeerates: rearonetie LINCOLN, 453—8- ma Aa agprnt, s hit vee . rooms, (0 part uying ¢ turnivure c3) NORTH MARKET. 2.8 seems “ tree. eu rend. ™ reut #lectric. ene Tevanetugh 1538 “PRING, 790 N.a=Fiet, @ reoma. bath iy Fowr ur Toons. bath, etearm TaYt i. ‘ t , Eee HAMMETT Fi. + ee: Bae tile bath spe nut , sales 5 reeme cox th; cas, cS Soi srt RET “Wasei- “Seame aend fer Wire Poors =a bot t 4018-—3 or J ?. a Pi.. na *urntane reom beat end A reome be h, family adulis va “SOREN aap 96. Delmer — +e 4350 A — Modern 4 cera upper reh: tenant - 23093 weap. 1 AT Matern “epee @-reen “Tlet — welreme «te PLAT Miss Wreaiwes . . vom! vedtorn | ee ~~ +7 Peat- Diet bl aT—4ten “Val z oe paemaaee — rent $65: will give lease if or Manchester hotel! laht. FLATS FOR RENT West AVENUE firet fF ex? irws «4 4322 FOREST PARA MARTIN ‘ BRI PeATS FOR RENT" u rnishe roey py ; ’ FLATS PAS * ’ q " ARI MEN . epus APARTMEN unfur PLAT Wu eaiec rec ¥, : Bent wm Lines PLAT Wtd : OT epartment "ea 8% FLAT + ~ ia eran cf rent DWELLINGS FOR RENT Central 2 CHo EAT °140— 1° Outetce roome ow ant tmmediate Maas ENRiteH noel PAGE I he : new S,\ Nos Hou SE FOR R ENT 3849 Washineton 7 bath, furnace all yr rated and painted throug open. FRANCISCUS REA CU., BUS > “* ; , i} ne . ' a a sor do tore Centra! ?, Northwest S10 PER FOOT $10 per : ¥ 3s eutita .% eeeeeeee PROP’ its zon SALE 1304 , 4 ——_ Clayton Southwest 4x gi . Odds a . Gans! q. . . Wa! ~ 4e7% BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES For Sale : “aah Dar mer *. 5061 Ridee dath. oo dbalances fy near har im ~wtlig vet RE \ 7 *" » 3 in S10 TO 850 DOWN Starts you on 70 to a0 acres in one of Lewer Wichteen se beet counties balance on iong t'me Rica cla lear eo! Write today for free book ke i, 9 fuli infermationr SWART AND CO. J-1247 First Nettenal Prank Bie. Chicago £400 Secures Ilmois Farm Cow. Pow utry. (Crops . SOR] r ,ONEY $275 ASH BUYs Fa! lot 25u125; attractive ene- a cottage, th. furnace. t be scold: owner there: mm. - - JOHN 8 . BLACK & BRO.. wi5 Chestnut. (c4) HERE’S A HOME FOR YOU S891 Shermen . &@ Gardy 4-roe™m rig>t at Feirground Park: it has nen eectrin. eng is in ferfect condition. Yea ar need $500 and $45 per menth tneie ‘ teres" P22. M OREIL.Y ’ liorse TIA Chestne iT - Fahne ASEXCY iég.. Si. Lewis Mod > rcrace ler, im-a- tor THIS WONDERFUL BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES For Sale North west 4 5 7 ’ ‘PrIEN c¢ Bi SG ALLOW WEST neg NORTH MARKET * ~ ~~) a BUNGALOW WEST yf 4 »\i ~ 5-ROOM BRICK Southwes? DANDY BUNG IMMEDI FLATS, Mortn oat reer t Pet 4% APAHTW.’TS. FOR SALE +f at hart weed METER _ - "Fi UNTY 8750 c1sHn SINGLE FLAT. #45060 5179 Easton. rea’ enap an “* . a ake wr iM FoHERTS rit 7 F lat—4105 Russell_67 300 rie Se eo eet . 24 € ‘ hest nu? : > i, tt ee ee 4018- 50 De Tonty Feur-fam!iy flat of 4-5 reome end sun mr dDeds, hardwead ing r gare LRSON STOCKE- RT ERMA ‘a ars eo a” “NN, f eet ns? ME: NT PROPERT clight fate. 4 and 5 r . he on Theresa ado & er and eewelss fiat. wouet eld on , MED ERAC me ALT Beat. INvY. CO.. 4333 Grave y, od Ts *eac Viecent- floors, separate INVES ST- ym a. — ~ groam beat tm wack OST re ad is th R wacom . Tw ux . FLATS, aPARTM TS. FOR SALE South» A REAL BUY a doub! e, 4 sun j with M per screens and gutters. ren. 7 >760. terms. Ree a AJRNS. S97 ‘ on necticut s* .arTw 532) “LOOK “AT THIS .ewsteac Dew e"~ ¥ just dece- ri henett ad sun perior, -epper screens heating sys- Cannecttcut s*. SOT (St) Doub le a lats Ad dition bie flats Aard- arages rents S300 s of $4000 cash, — - eer Y° Pew — ." “gr re_- .F-BrrrRMaANN SON «chestnut. Southwest he Al WErsT END SIN@G.LE FLAT—S845 > AND 9 ROEOws—-2 ENRIGAT BATUS = = i } 'tAT—-$45500 Single Flats na Sa eee FOR — Central LADY EAR CLEVARD PL’ a 4 Northwest — :1> Gartteia ——, 5 ga = Dw EL. LING new cwrel'l- wood - floors. price $9500 a (heest nut for Quick Sale [PPEW ‘ omparat tiie ath Year a. ibie 2 areas: Price Reduced mt ra a2 hea’? ERT '-water cy > o vr ESILDENCE and garage: $621 Juniata. S27 LAF AYETTE > rooms an€d ettte: egpper s spouts and first-class e3 | rooms 5 per a -eers. TTO TIETIENS (em em ee US AN OFFER—MT" SELL AT ONC E “7345 W i a ter and — i. ‘Tate ar oe PLAY ar PAR i a CHOIC E sot TH | SIDE HOME 3641 FLORA BL. ae ex ra well-Dallt, modern bhet-water >. s DON’T FAIL TO SEE 6029 S. KING’S HIGHWAY tn toa or os AE a feers. ond heat, reens and gutters. fixt reot: le had at « copper ‘e a tas : > real be ‘ us MEDPERACKE-BA Lu ‘EsTa tes 232 (c80) Inv. co.. € Gravels av, per | MONEY TO LOA —————— ON — Real Estate Securif IN ANY SUM FROM $500 to $500,000 - AT THE LOWEST RATES” NO DELAYS PERSONAL ATTEN Hemmelmann-Spackler R. E.@ —— anes —_— a - RESIDENCES FOR SALE _ West sPARTMI » > : Ty - [SHED Ss — “men? ; 4%) Cc “WEST END sOME ie” >) Page J's a 7 : * * ~ PRK r RE ~~ =D s5ee + me ~ SAW ai O15 i wENw END HOME t am —s. te ae : > Thar to dell at 4 ,ow . =900 v est RE BOU Ll > Vv vARY HOME 4. PAGE i¥a 4209 WEST PINE-89750 4536 _WESTMINSTE R PLACE of >f-water floors te a2 ROOMS AND GARAGE \iePITERSON—SI1L> ate | : ad : ~ put IN, 819 TS T MARYLAND TERRACE Beautitul New Tome Marytand@ ar t 1092190. fine . “> “o- = o ef Psa wee ra) - WES ng pliant and , *iectric fixtures hardwoed floors throughe and screens. meta! hot-rrater heater, tached to house. arranged end constructed residences tn land Terrace Open for inspection. price and re‘culars, eee PU ESER R. E. CO.. 2ud Tit Olirg 4085. Central e Guar 242% OS —— Beautiful New ROOM HOUSE Maryland Drive ONE SOLD—ONE LEFT Magn. ome West Marviand Terrace: designed and built By Maritz & Youne. ! Architects. exceptional- lv well pilannetl artistic and complete in every Geta! consisting of S reome, = baths. solarium, garage: also tnclode= copper screens, hamisome flxtu will be @ecorated open inspec ior particulars es6 Giraldin Bros. 3 ~ ( hestnt 43003 . > ant - ,¢? for = ——- — -— eee -_—~ I — BUSINESS PROP’TY FoR SALE North — STORE AND FLAT—S$4: S00 375 O cash: nice store and 4- fiat above Narural Bridge. This is a bergain aa FY. LIEBERT Roor: n 407 72s Lesinut et we STORFS—FrL ATSs-—S$7 50 aye Grand " 422} - - 3 c 4 = 8 cd. wT. LIERERT jee ; * _- —_— fr inal Paor 407 South MOVING PICTURE THEATER Meving picture theater. ful! equipoer t loeation: good seating enueatt . Seaut fully decorated: the oniy first-ciaes theat- r ts &t. Louie, for sa!s or lease, wonderful opper tuaity. quick; takes $5000 to act Pecks ete | BECKENS. 516 Merchants-Lariede Bide (5) West STORE— 4035 Easton. with Door. COTTAGE—3ig Marnice pi.: 4 reome and. beth, brick; SEVENTH — AND CHESTNUT i= Bw itn SIRE Loa _ On REAL | ONES = % is ady ; AaArnces *« s 5 hl SECOND DEE fi era AS SHE Pr. 309 Mw. MONEY TO LOAN—City eng rates, ck action. Keane & t’ranke, 1008 | ~~ Stick Ome EOND DEEDS Ge : Si 00 one up. —MONEY | . anewenn tl EDS “OF | . arge of wo = CO. 80% c Do You Neos We Make and SEC ON v AND TH re to piace © | _ first , prefe about or vour Dus nees, VAN RIPER Bank of = St. Louis, 3 6560, © BaTT ft i've a —_ NS ON PER ea ried perc. iai. 1882 Raileas /A No—$10 4 up; pub! seets (on. 9 '1-%2 Roetmen’s Bank ; aned on aulomediie: DOUugES, soid. Auto Auction Bid loa red on antomovile -s2on mortgages paid. 142 LA ANE 1D om furniture th, LAA NS—LOANS ; raving oe to "Reem 1509 Chemical nth and (live gts Phone ‘MONET _ ror TOO. | $10 UP Learned any honest perses ri Bote. 1f vou are holding « indorsers. without ang ned we Wil a LOAN & INVER herey Central Peecdwee ond Ohee Fr 4F mh ee _itve S578" a MONEY WA E W d —$* Me on ir private narty Hex Fs ONEY Wid — $5500. firet property orth doudie. bret - i nepat ten. ‘ l KEDS OF ’ Troar ge frem a fet east a Mw, armou nes +1000 $1750, S1450. 3° €53000 SROUO €9000_ ok deed REALTE ed PER MOB t ‘ lace = 1% <= de i% *T. #00 (8S REAL, ar [001 5830 (ive “stocks AND LiBERT? BONDS beugnt er will foes per — ving $1 a week ednetrial loan coe 1s. ee GFT eur quo*atiens en socks and bords a T 4. PFPORRE Certeral Natio! = BJECT, 7 “” mer? Neble (1 & Gaus, Nobile fil & Gaa Fiction and Women’s F. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Ty A movie pro- ducer’s concep- tion of Alaric, barbarian, who led his forces against Rome and destroyed it. He had but two emblems of authority, the whip and the sword. Thomas Mei- ghan plays the part of Alaric. a f ISA 4S FA a rr HESS f, FALLS AALS SS 7, + 1h Jbhé TA fe sed (hp hd td hdd i lla. ny hh LLL Lt tithih Ltthidtiditthe Litt titiisin SLISIVAIDSS SAS LF ry

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ve ; Z 2 E* - ion and y y + . %, : Popular Comics Women’s Features j ; » } | yt News Photographs EDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1922. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2°, 1922. ———” Dio. PAGE 29 y wea WHILE LE | Lh Lhd sidshiiiiiiiilllisssssel () M - : MA LTT LALLA LLL LLL LLL LLL VL COMA NIRQCABnnnntiakacckxccdanccnc caida ididiiadiiiddiiiidhhbdbsdbddstsshdddlll 0,000 | : RATES } | AL ATTENTION er R.E. Co. ' STREETS (36) = — _ et i ee —a~ a owe —~ ree _ FO ge Od PRS Sy ‘wr rr nin ar ‘7s ss >} 7 ~~ Su ; 7 4 Z A Matias tien, arllea Brashear tenths 2 ons = — Rr, on rrr é . ryurry OFF :~ Stttttbhlblll hb dj Lik > Lhd hd ppp hh petit htt lth is ‘on REAL ESTA ) movie pro- “qucer’s concep- a of Alaric, 77. Sit ‘i Si? i ‘ff 44) - ‘sy Af, (lif BS ’ & Fran ke, 1008 Chester % Hehad but ff N S QUICK MONEY ' two emblems f S N ’ POOND DEEDS OF 7 t is . ~ N S “ rd $100 and Pp ‘ at ‘ authority, SS > S | AGE CO, 2032 Railway B hy . S N + whip and f§ N ‘ ‘ & > \ . -MONEY—6% ay sword. f . : | ie “uh hk to ail a ; yIT : Mei- S : bing too large or too small. plays the : i BCOTT CO, ROK 300,000.00 ire to place the above ame Trade first mortyages on yperty, preferably in loans W000 or over. We solle neces, mm YAN RIPER @ CO., ona wh 77) of ‘‘ommerece Bidg Mo Sr louie GSH0, Central ARAL ON PERSONAL PROP > wHIeTied prec Cun ay moe men fiai. JSS1 Ra vw’ bhachange B . is J ee at ne Rima me meme - Aad TIT Fr eos Ait bhi / SISA: efi 4 > > LL k.huk.h.tat.t.e.ddadsda.ttaatea.atuadadadedede.dt.taadadcd.aaacddddaaadadddadddaddddddddddddddddddddddbdddddddddddd VL += aad +d, ~aaddddiditdiaa, teadaaadiddiida “dddddddddiddda Sessue Hayakawa, Japanese movie actor, returns from a visit to his native land accompanied by his wife, Tsuri Oaki, who stars with him. —Internaticnal Newsreel Photograph. UIIMISTVMMAIMMAVTS SSS SANSA AAMAS IS ha MIST, SIAL AALS hana ihadd dow.» aneneatha epnitpdamnas tein, ty - V7 MIS AMIS AIS bad A ALE LFTSE SS 4 CI OIIFAG WZ VSITSSTLLSTSTLT A WZ Win Vaaddaa WZ iL WII ddddldddiddiddddddssddidbdddddbdddddddddhdddkdddddddddddddddddiddiddd VUIESSEESTAAASS AAAS . A A 777 777 SAJAN? “i ( LELIP he hI Tbe aulomovtles lert in 1 Northwestern R&R fmene Bank Midas mirieal “ AULOMODI \¢ lute ert. solid. Auto Auction Coe., mane on attomowvlie left in mi’ meortgaree paid 14°71 {c DANED on furniure and pia oT : / Olive &f . Victoria Bh 4 YELL LL LLM Liiiididiiiiisihdisdiititdiiiiisisdsiddidittiidldlitdlidlltdistddétdgdstt, _ aan Hh) on ner etl vw ee! Gis "unt, ‘ Pest out, DANS—LOANS--LOANS loaned to peopie Keepin heonte; fee oth i= AMERICAN trance VZIl N need be you g.oul wy the aeling - chen pest rat ” 7 : . " r) M |ssou 4'uilwar fot a) 8 4 OPLE STL I MEN, OULU A AM Mh hd hi idhidladtt lds Lhd ldyt /S1+b4 de hb hte A> pon AXD. Mi CESSARY. LOAN AND INVIDSTM ; | Re «Shs SR = = ; a Ties ae Phone ai, ose ee bs sos itoaaags Boi | To left: Marion ‘Davies, movie actress, who is A striking panoramic photograph of Smyrna made {al Re + atm nd rinance : a - es = : ndable a &é Tractor.«. ; Bn ” - we. ‘ aN canon oO f the Oak ct: co -ae F097 i. _ Episcopal Church | = , | which forbids di- is Fo Seas : Svorce except for Sheahan ee A + ; oer infidelity and 7 ~ , forbids marriage N after the divorce . en . except for the in- Sopwsoccee ces | : nocent party. CAE hd dad i dddsdddddddidtitddiitdddiditidiatitttiisitttl. os} Gna: Sth vas , 74 Sea ee ite interesting scene. on on e —lUnderwood & ons , of Calhoun wa : Underwood Photograph. nae =" RS 7 .% VOLLLE, “5 pats - # - r a ~ “ “Se AA i Bag. ES Re oa SZ 7, SAOL AAS ASS SAT SE SSAtthttttt | bbl ttA}lS SPAMS SS 3 Sf Stttt tht dtl tlt ld ttl tptt thd ld ds ttltte J SSSA, AAA A ¥ dhhdddhdddddddiddbdddtddtdddhiddddddddduhitittth LMbddd, UdididdddidlddiidléiiiunnuntnunnnL ALLLLLLLLLL JAA hhhhhisshh¢sihiiithd cL

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-_ - we ~~ rr ee — PQ = — a - P at ll se ———- S8-=e.2¢ =~ ee et a a . fer tee yew te Oe en + - wd ‘ $ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1922. Fables for the Fair HALO HUNTERS PO Leal, By Marguerite Mooers M arshall (Copyright. 1923» MORAL—A Martyr’s Place Is N AVE you a little halo hunter in Hees: home? A domestic halo hunter Is a person who has a positive genius for making himeelf (or herself) uncom- Jortabic. But not @niy that-— Mie (or she) makes everybody else ferl the same way: Crape is a halo hunters only ww car That. and a swertt, uncomplaining mutely enduring expression. An expression which turns all the @ither members of the family into human firecrackers, as a reaction from such unnaural meekness. 3 Yet which merely deepens, with éach explosion of pent-up exaspera tion. ; “* "There are ever *0 many Ways 0! - hunting halos at home . But all of them are equally an ““novying. There is the woman who patient'y picks up everything everybody cise drapes. And replaces it on the chair, or on the table, or two flights up in the boys’ playroom. Straightening her bent shoulders. climbing the stairs, With an air of angelic forbea: ance. . There is she who deprecating!) denies herseif* The tenderloin, the breast chicken, the heart of lettuce- And, when a courteous husband forces one of these tidbits upon her. gets even with him by transferring it surreptitiously to the plate of the youngest. . This type of maternal martyr Always refuses a second helping. en the ground that it may deprive some greedy child of a sixth. She ruins her eyresight embroider- ing her small daughter's dresses: She spoils her hands doing laun- ary work. Because the woman who comes to do the wash rebels at nine white dresses for Gladys every week; She never makes a little journey, or burs a new book, or takes con- cert tickets, Because “the dear children” must have the moner, to be spent on their pleasures; As if a fresh, vigorous, wholesome- ly self-assertive mother Wouldn't do them more good than unlimited moving picture: and equally unlimited maternal martyr- dom! And, finally, there ts the halo hun- ter Whe allows the children to paw over at will, every article on her @ressing table, every garment in her closet— " And contents herself with a wear- fly patient word when they break or tear what they never should have been allowed to touch in the first piace. Ask any eunt, any father, any eharp-eyed maid. of : : —- ——_ —o = - — For an opinion on spineless home martyr: tut it OT in the Home thie specially isn’t always the children who are victims of what a rude mak once called “woman's damnable pas- sion for self-sacrific We all know at least one wife Whose perfectis } cannot persuad: or bribe or bull her into hiring a maid; Who wears last vear before last's Not CsSSATS, vears hat and coat, because such economy is nec- and therefore praiseworthy But because she makes a virtue of “dotng without;” l'pon whose thin, sweet lps ever hover Soe ue Such the for- as It doesn't mat- about re ‘l have nothing about what fcoes on in this “Whatever the rest want ‘'wearn to shake the er on their knees “cheerful, a little less resigned to worst: A policy of continuous immola- is an awful thing to contem- the close range of the phrase ~ to jf hiow soul, littie the rest gaea;r to beg | to be a more she Liat tion plate from home. Are there any men halo hunters” Not many—vyet the species exiets. There is a certain male martyr in the home so Who registers for a whole evening | that silent grief which speaks louder han words, Because the cream sauce at dinner was too thin, Or they gave him rice pudding for dessert. There is the halo hunter who re- minds his family at least once a week That all he gets out of !ft and a place to sleep. There is the one who says ediv: “If IT can only live to see you chil- dren settied, That's all I ask for—I dont ex- pect anything else.” Life’s horizon shut down FLAT on the child whose father makes a gesture of such humiliating seif-ef- facement! Selfishness doubtless is responsi- ble for much domestic unhappiness; But nobody seems to have pointed out That tgo much UNSELFISHNESS is equally disastrous! It curseth him (or her) that gives and them that receive. It's a perpetual wet mildew of martrydom. is food reriZga- A halo hunter makes every other member of the family feel like a brute. And feeling like a brute is almost as bad as being one—or living with one. An ounce of cheerful aggressivre- ness in family life Is worth a ton of meek humilitr. Noble is the army of martyrs— But their place was in the arena, And IS NOT tn the home! . | {pro ie 4 . gee C= THE YOUNG FOX DOESN’T WANT TO GO BACK. . . By Thornton W. Burgess The HE feeling of independence is the finest feeling in the world. You know independence means not having to depend on any one else. The young Fox, who had been forced to live by himself because of the trouble he got into with one of Jimmy Skunk’s children. bad the fefling of independence for the first time on the day when he went out and caught his own food. The next morning when he awoke he wondered if he would find any fat Meadow Mice left on the door- step by his mother for his breakfast. to say he actually hoped he wouldn't. Yes, sir, he did. He Knew that if his breakfast was wait- ing Yor him there would be no need to go hunting. Then he would have nothing in particular to da. Besides. @ breakfast he didn't have to work for wouldn't taste half so good as One he got for himse!lf. ‘There were no fat Meadow Mic« on the doorstep. There was no food ofany kind there. The young Fox grinned. He yawned, stretched, Stinned again, and then sat down to plan where he would go hunting that morning. “Ill show them that I eee a hair of my tail because y have forgotten me.” enid he to bimeecit, Of course, by them. he meant Reddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy his father and mother. Then he tretted off. The young Fax was lucky that day He had just trouble enough im gar- ting enough to eat to make him use his wits, and to wee all hie skill. He Bad no time to feel at all lonesome. and when at lmet he returned home just tirea enough for a good But his stomach was full and that feeling of independence was morning.” said she. mumbied. “Good @trvager than ever. It was two mornings after this thar when the young Fox ‘ame out he found Mra. Reddy waiting for him. The if | : : wrinXling her “i think, said she, j | | ) | | independent, come what eciIl, Will cling to independence still. “you are rid of that dreadful Skunk | —NMrs. Reddy. odor, and now you may come live with us again.” At that the heart Fox leaped with joy. once a new and swept over him. of the youne But almost at strange feeling He didn't want to go back to his family. No, sir, he didn’t want to go back. At first he couldn't Lelieve it himself. But it was so. It was all due to that feel- ing of independence which had come to him since he had been taking care of himself. “I'd rather stay here.” mumbled the voung Fox. “What!” exclaimed his mother as if she couldn't believe her own ears. Hiad the young Fox been looking at her he might have seen that her eves were twinkling. But he wasn’t look- ing at her, and he mumbled again that he would rather stay where he was. The fact is he was no longe: lonely. He preferred to be alone Alone he could do as he pleased There would be no brother and sis- ters to bother him. There would be mo one to tell him that he must do this and he must do that. “Very well.” id his mother. “©? course, you know you will have to eateh all your own food.” “Huh!” said the young For. “T’ve been doing that. and ! guess I can keep right on doing t.* “Very well,” anid Mrs. Reddy. a "suppom it is time fer you to see something of the Great World. and the house where we are staying ie a ‘ittle crowded as it is. Remember. som, that a wise Fox never takes enhances and never meddies with thinks he knows nothing about.” Tl remember.” said the young Fox, thinking of the lesson he ha‘ been taught by the little Skunk. Mrs. Reddy walked over anid touched her nose to his. Then with. out another word she turned and dis. appeared among the bushes. The young Fox knew that he was wholly independent. He was out in the (ereat World to make his way as bee he could. oprrtehe. 1927 : 4 cult of dbianket, a. ' | TZ KATHADIN a CHAPTER NAV. i iy ae HK (Continued ) Mr. Chiswick, disclose hind his desk, was a & are rowt mat neither oid nor é > . slig! oDa;re te ~ r is eves and a pieas hough Na Srriiis ble ie ‘ = m ch rand Irtte r - Since vom ? a? es wie Vir K “A Sen." he sa ~ ‘ s be 4 ays * " = ’ ‘ Mine has : : : he liked = Q Id stepped back ' t ” if Chiswi - me Y cl an I . r crit aT de- A = | = ~ : j « = ic | . an " “— ° tiie Sto } |} - wi t AP ‘ Sai ‘ rea | . . 4 ¢ rr i ‘ and aor ‘ ‘ r idl until rou co ) page las dont i skip a word. Mr. Chis k. Staring at tne cit al a” bre th > rst aArew ° nuscr : Yes : roure ™ th : e1sre c Oot neiy. ] is e . = and began read wit . ward glances beh il w! is *¢ lentiy a bra sear oe fi scape or rescue “[ believe,’ mu red cau- tiousit. almost singing the words, that we have had this manuscript befage, Mr. Kinwydden.” “You hev sure had it before, but vou hev never read it before. This time you're agoin’ to read it.” “I'm afraid.” murmuré@d the pub- lisher—then,. glancing up and sing ing even more sweetly, “rou ea surely not the author’ “Do I look it?” drawied the high- wayman, and smiled. For some reason that smile took the edge off Mr. Chiswick’s alarm The man was either a maniac or a practical joker of some obscure and extreme varietr. His best chance was to oblige the fellow and read this impossible garbled st With a mind rather more wandering eves. Chiswick, making a strong effort. tocused his attentio on the clearly trped sheets. Page after page was thrown impatientiy aside, then suddeniv he lea ward and his face gleamed. So desert traveler greets the fragrance of fresh water under palms. Q slipped his automatic into his pocket au at T> " . 7 : 7 r meu Ai a and stood ease. The publisher, giancing up, relaxed and read. The glass cage with its brilliant green- Shaded light, which threw a white circle across the manuscript and the bent head, seemed to be possessed by the delicate, authoritative speech of Henry Grinscoombe. At last, Chis- wick looked up. ““This is great stuff he said. “Mr. Kinwydder’—” then seeing his safety, he jerked to his feet, “I am going to hand vou over to the police,” he ejaculated fiercely. _ “The gun wasn't loaded, sir,” Q murmured. “Sar, be reasonable—I wanted you to read that book!” Chiswick elared. and through the glare slowly emerged a telighted sense of humor anda satisfied desi for unusual experiences. He slon resteated himself. “Your methods.” he said. “are a little extreme, aren't ther? But I! believe we are going to be grateful to you. We're going to thank rou. Yes—I doubt if I should ever have read the thing. without your—prod- ding. There is an extraordinary change which does not occur . na s t! anked n for i She didn't do anything but thank me, bu being a plumb fool and an ignorant man. I didn’t SavVY Instead of waiting for } ©x- Planations, I took the bit in ry mouth and bolted like a brone My mistake. Miss Grinscoombe. wil] 1 take the ringe—as an enzcagement present? He took her hand boldiv and coolly in one of his. placed the ring in its narrow and icy palm. and folded her me fingers round it. That's parment for y education | S ]— [ ~ ry ea Tt I l SAY f2£ood-hi nd wie ‘ ~ hoth han cA j i ‘ si eck) - piness. I"m agoin’ West. where I he- z iim plumb tired of makin’ 12 ¢ QO! ao? Tr seit With that he smiled again, liftee his eyes once somberly to Sir Sidney Grinscoombe, boweg and went CHAPTER XXVL Miss Selda’s Pride. HE hall, outside of the gold cur- tains, seemed to be full of white, out. jense mist YQ stood clutchin the edge of the table and n oving a hand across his eres patiently to clear ne His heart and brain were l wit ering’ voices, pointing gers King laughter sir s.d- = Fg . ¢ sed a thin la e-ruff 3 fr S$ gold-knobbed = stick struck him across the face & : t ~ Yy ana made out tnat ras “ir Sidney's chost t Miss ™~, , «= e fa t ana he sing ut r h ind She |] id not stru hi . but sig! of her, his heart turned t mand he shut his teeth tichr n at , \\ you come in here with me Q she asked i Want to talk t i OW eq MT. Still With tocked t i lips. " lrawing-roorm x re s seated herself il looked . - a ied e treasure | “* ear>rt danger = . i now be delivered a a There was Rc ps . idl fa . oF n —t $ rain, his eyes are Ked down at her. and ~ ‘ er COouUuIG not sh eld her that lox -t lL ™% at to te this news to rou j myself.” she said “I meant to spare from any little shock rt might at be to you to see — ece and Fred Marston to- . rT. but you came in so quietlh— v ist Mave been open—tI sMppose they told you—that you mit rr — | A capital F danced before Q's eyes anc llluminated his mem ory Yes, ma am.” he said. va Set Wo uo hf ‘. Fred was him you were sear. CASTORIA For Infants and Childrea in Use For Over 30 Years eo Signature of , TIE ET TE RE — ~ ees nis a: ol ge are ing her for all the while. Doc said you had *some sma use’ fi me in your plans for your é | wast keep her safe from Fer-dee-nand, to hold her mind steady, to amuse her safely until Marston made up his mind to come back and get her.” “You are very discerning. Q. Mars- ton took the risk last fall of appear- ing not to care for her, I imagine, because he wished first to assure himself of a future. Heloise could never marry a poor man—you must have known that, Q.” “Yes, ma'am. I'd ‘a’ never asked her to think of me if I hadn't been so awtul rich.” She jerked like a wired doil. “You rich! “Yes, ma’am, rich enough to buy the full moon out Miss Mary said I could. I struck on my little old ranch” like oi] of the sky. It was Miss Selda was staring up at him ith a certain blankness in her greater “I took a knew,” she said use your armory. @ tell me that? Helvise?” He half turned leaned against the look. chance than I “Why didn't you 7 Why didn’t you Why didn't you tell from her and mantel, a com- posed and graceful figure. “There’s a lot of things you'll nev- er savvy. ma am. reason why you should. whole lot of difference in our broke one way. in'—I was Heloise another wary. And no especial There’s a rais- you and We can't an- swer each other’s questions rightly, ma'am, and that the learnin’ that counts. an is heart” He breaking upon his proves that it’s not you can get Onct in a while a wom- born with an paused, from booxks understanding wisdom brain. “I can’t ask you to forgive me, Q.” she said. And abruptly he was aware of her strong, restrained emotion. It did not particularily soften him, but it made him turn and patiently. look down at her “Life hits harder than a woman.” he said slowly; “she hadn't ought to strike first. -~- 7 » . ati sate i i Was savin her 1 you to ss '¢ _ Se ii. That don't > > ¥. - - 7 : ’ . MACS somethin + «A ~ Il am ri ght sorry for you, save her for him hev used my love to—to kill it- xe torgivin’. more. lady. I will wish 5 ‘U goo0d-by—but first I hevw to gzive you something.” “To give me?” she looked up Startled | He was taking a paper from his pocket and his face was a mask of -entleness. You can be as proud as You lke now. lady he said She took the paps incredulously. Stared down at it as thoug it had been drenched in poison, and crumpied it slowly in her two hands. She could not lift her eyes: they were strangely > | oe = - weighted she could not meet She knew that was trembling from head to foot. It was uncomfortable to feel that Q's eyes. “Doc Sales has left the place.” the gentie. familiar voice was saying =. cet Horl icks ; > See se oe er ene 0 — | a T IS well known that a sharp blow to the knuckles is exceed- ingly painful. The performer, however, offers to prove that his knuckles are not susceptible, and clenching his fist, he brings it down with a terrific force on the edge of a mantelpiece or table, without suffar- ing the slightest injury. This is a clever little trick, and if done rapidly will never be detected. In bringing down his closed fist, the performer quickly opens his fingers, so that the finger tips and not the knuckles strike the hard surface. The fist is immediately clenched acain and when the hand comes toa stop the performer exhibits his knuckles as though they had received of the blow. Coprright. 1922. by Public Ledger Company. ; ? _ tne torce —_ evenly, “and he won't come back. I don’t Uke to see folks scared. Will you be easy now in your heart?” She could not ask him to explain his miracle, she could not dare to thank him for it; she could only shake, and presently. with a terrible contraction of her heart, tears came and fell . Small she looked, and old, and pitiful. He moved closer and rested his hand upon her. “Don't you cry.” gone from his voice; It’s all right, lady to worry any —— She caught he said, the tron “don’t you cry. You don’t need his hand and pressed it to her lips. She hid her face. When she looked up he was cone. The curtains inside the door were swinging, his step rang firmly on the roed. Miss Selda could not have said what she felt. Like any other woman, she had been under- stood, she had beea served, she had been forgiven. Her pride was rescued rom its slavery. but she knew that, remembering Q's eyes. she would never be very proud again. Her own cruelty had cut her soul too deep. She was ashamed and desolate. At last she tore her lietter into a bun- dred little pieces and burned them on the hearth. ——-—$ -=— To Be Contineed in the Dispatch Must have flavor as well as food value. The finest seasoning for soups is the genuine ieee ———— oe ~~ | — meat te ’ pe “ etek tw , ~ et > — makes this hat attractive. Next—The latest importation in boudoir ca . It is made of gold metallic threads and silk Next—An imported model of changeable velvet, trimmei wil er of the same shades of gray and henna. . Right—A general utility hat of black satin with @ by Poiret. Left—Blue feather and gray veivet is the un Poa By Aline Michaelis Love Letters That Made His By JOSEPH KAYE. — a Marianna D’Alcaforada and De Chas HO Noel Bouton de Chamilly was does not matter. if we say that he was a French Cap- tain serving with his company in Spain, it will suffice. But Marianna @’ Alceaforada—it is she who is the heroine of this episode for. inspired by her great love. Marianna’s letters became one of the greatest literary possessions of Spain. Her series of love letters addressed to the French Captain from the reverent shadows of a cloister are the pride ef the Sparish nation and the coilection is an internationally acknowledged classic. Marianna was a pretty maiden of Portugal who fell ardently in love with the French Captain. The Cap- tain went through his campagcns with more honor than he exercised in his heart affairs and ceturned to his native country. leaving, Marianna a prey to all the tortures of unre- turned love. She became a nun in an effort to gain peace of mind but, like Heloise, some 500 yéars before her, her love persisted and she sent to the Captain a long series of Iet- ters. The Captain, whatever his faults, was a good judge of litera- ture and calmly sidestepping the fact that he was betraying a wom- an’s confidence, he had the lIetters translated and published. The results were an addition to the world’s literature and a broken beart. The follownige are two ex- tracts from Marianna’s letters: “Ah. did you love as I love. what happiness would be ours. Your fe- licity would constitute mine and your own would by this be made more perfect. No earthly being has a heart filled with love like mine; none other than myself can so perfectly estimate your worth: and you make me pity you indeed if you are capa- ble of attaching yourself to any other after being accustomed to love like mine. Believe me. my friend, it is only with me that you can be hap- py. I know other women by myself. and I feel that of all on earth love has destined me alone to be yours. What would become of all your deli- cacy if it no longer found my heart to answer it? Those looks so e'o- quent and full of meaning. could other eyes reply to them like mine? No—it is impossible’ We alone know how to love and both had died of discontent had our two souls been bound to any but each other.” “Love, my dear Insensible! Love ht: : The Task master. of crimes of siavery Ume-s ways of other unlawful. Dus would be er,-ors. make me murmur: “Aawtui!” | th days the flee With scribe on end I've sadly kenned wild has of serfdorm's terrors, the Hin-) nature keeps me aghast, with all| cures Far overseas the Chinese have siaves so meek ture. mble they question not their! blot, nor ever dare to -.grumble.| onions on " — o seal ) r’s voice is Slavey’s choice, soul finds no true 2 | love The excess of bi £ is to obey it; he must be . » = stion “Why?” and from excess of " nor question y ference is ag r foe cherish it than & @& withstands. Ah: ied known the genuine fection how you Would) who feel it! Even forte of your heart, I woulls fence gainsay it. At that. dash before a iash I'm gied ('m ntot, for that might meaa *-Im giad I'm free as man Ive got @& master. like who worked for Nero: I wear on Hussia’s plains, no tat- owner of your cold ta when it's zero. But still. I see , to me to get my chores cogm- prize my raptures eal ; | dare not say, “I'l loaf to- anny = hee Within my armchair seated.” I you no mele ae a boss who could be cross if he fecling thébe eal catch me shirking, so I make presence inspires.” rom day to day. eight hours of a working. Up with the lark, I copyright, mark, ny tyrant tells me- '" I can't escape this dread- One of the most Tape. for Pm natn own task- ness women in - Some men would loaf. bet, Mrs. Edward Wylde oaf' I only work the harder; Geath of her bi a onl op and rain with might 2 Main I toli to fill my larder. f became president of sy With tears of parent Br: when Supplies Co., with @@ ¥ worked disaster; but mostly delphia, Cleveland, @ on in high for I'm my own and San Francisco. ~ = a, + Ty ober - Profits of the Puritan - to something— m8. And to allof you Here it is: that you turn of September you one ful] a Mak Sugar Per cent of the users in the LE ee ee ee bount! nerve

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rOR —— WOMEN ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1923. ——— eee EE SS FASHIONS .. naan >) A ~ . aoe : eee 8 a ao ae > S:0'0}.82 SN, = Nene ak ae pe v a Peat ee ay Seed oe ee — it is the unusual combina ~~ a. ack gafin with a ‘“‘splashy’— * By Aline Michaelis of crimes of slavery tims | EGETABLES, when understood V and properly eaten, contain all the elements for curing ills of . ; : me murmur: “Awful!” | Made His oclous ways of other days '\the flesh for which physicians pre- | “eee would be unlawful. With scribe in other forms. Indeed, there | = mend I've sadly kenned wild has reeently sprung up a school of KAYE. — — keeps me aghast, with all| cures solely upon the vegetation so la and De Chamiliee have slaves so meek (ture. “hey question not their; Every schoolgirl knows that S ardently as you are low rd oul finds no true pleasur voice is Slavey’s choice, | nervous troubles. These two vegeta- ove. The excess of bliss’ | to obey it; he apes bei bles head the diet list for sleepless- rom excess of passion: mor question Why: and ness. The stalk of lettuce contains erence is a greater foe to Sainsay it. I'm glad (Mm), substance similar in its soporific herish it than to those yithstands. Ah: had you @ mown the genuine transy ection how you would rho feel it! Even for thep f your heart, I would not gm glad I'm free as m&an/quality. An onion and mushroom pM that, I've got @ master./ diet for nerves is famous in France. . pede lash like) Celery has a far wider range for pp erkes oor Nero; I W°8r) usefulness than as a general nerve oe Russia's plains, no tat- tonic. It has a special influence upon oudoir caps—the wig cap, 7 : e es > Son Medicine From the Garden mf By DR. CHARLOTTE C. WEST { sfdom's terrors; the Hin-|nature doctors who reply for their | Far overseas the| bountifully supplied by Dame Na- | yaerever dare to grumble-|onions and lettuce are “good” for | | in order to preserve their valuable | and curative properties they should | be steamed tender, and what liquor | falls off should not be thrown away, for that might mean) effect to opium without its deadly | soups. SF i ie i i Beet Arana , Mervous indigestion, on rheumatism. | on neuralgia. Spinach and all similar greens con- | tain iron. They furthermore act is roughage to the intestinal tract sweeping it clean. All these are rich in mineral salts, and whenever possible should be eaten raw. When cooked they should never be covered with water and boiled, as is the general custom, but but should be used for sauces and Tomatoes are called ‘‘vegetable cal- | omel” for their beneficial and cura- tive action upon the liver. Cooking destrovs this, so tomatoes should be | eaten raw if we want their medicinal effect. Carrots contain valuable minerals | to a greater extent than any other | vegetable. Many French physicians prescribe them in the daily diet, raw, finely chopped, in a salad. , All members of the cabbage fam- | ily are included in this list. Cabbage is most wholesome eaten raw. Potatoes contain potassium salts, valuable in many diseases, notably diabetes and allied troubles. A word on fruits: Lemons are of. superlative value in biliousness, as blood purifiers and antacids; cran- berries are little understood; they are specific in malaria conditions; crushed, the juice is pressed out and used as a drink for many blood trou- bles. Pears contain iron, while “an apple a day keeps the doctor away.” Mme. Galli-Curci is building a home on one of the highest Catskiil peaks, and her mountain villa near Hizchmount, N. Y., in English manor etvle. will cost more than $200,000. — 1 —_—————_—— el Fashion News Notes PARIS.—One of the unusual hats | | HE splendid response of the public to mushroom growers ef- )}of the season shown here today is a large affair of Marron velours. the | brim of which flares into two sharp potnts, one over each shoulder. There Is but one decoration, a pair of calla lilies of huge size, posed a little to the right of the center and cov- ering most of the brim and crown. . PARIS.—For day time wear, the Parisienne today inclines toward clear tobacco browns and that pecu- liar shade known as castor. For eve- }uing wear and for fashionable teas | On the theater, almond green is the | popular shade. Almond green has, in | fact, achieved the popularity so late- -y enjoyed byeMimosa yellow. LONDON.—tThere is a tentative | revival of the fur bolero. This ts a | | return to the style of some 20 years ' } | gaberdine seen in a smart shop to- | day had an elaborately embroidered | waist epat and a short bolero of | (black caracul. Another frock of heavy black satin had a short jacket , of white caracul and wide sleeves of ithe same fur jago A coat-frock of dark brown | == HOME-MAKING HELPS ‘““EVERYTHING ABOUT THE HOUSE HELPS TO MAKE THE HOME.”’ By WANDA BARTON forts to keep the markets sup- plied with delicious. big mushrooms at tair prices has stimulated interest in the culture. So keen has this in- terest become that prominent seed and nursery men are kept busy giv- ing out information regarding the best ways of raising mushrooms in suburban or even city gardens Strange as it may seem, this dainty plant prefers-to do its growing in semiseclusion—that is, in a cellar bed. under a greenhouse bench or in a water-tight shed or outbuilding | Where the temperature can be kept constantly between 50 and 60 de- grees Sometimes the bed is made in a rich pasture, but an outdoor bed is controlled to a certain extent by weather conditions, while fhe indoor miusroom bed is a law unto itself. A two-pound brick of mushroom Spawn will plant a bed nine and a half feet square. The spawn pre- pared in the most modern way is wonderfully free from the parasitic diseases that trouble mushrooms. and makes their culture easy. Each | brick should be broken in nine | pieces, and the pieces are set 12 inches apart. From the time of planting it takes about 12 weeks be- fore the first mushrooms are ready to pick. Earth for the bed is prepared from fresh horse manure and good soil, mixed daily, without allowing it to get wet, until there is a sufficient quantity ready for the bed. Put down the first layer and stamp it down hard, then add to it to the depth of eight inches, firming it with the back of the spade. Next plunge in a thermorheter. In a day or two the heat will rise to 100 | degrees, and then when it drops to 90. take a dibble and make holes three or more inches deep all over the bed, 12 inches apart each way. Put a piece of spawn about the size of a hen'’s egg in each hele, cover firmly, and let the bed rest for 10 or 12 days, by which time the spawn will have threaded the bed. Then | spread evenly, two inches of fresh loam over the top. firm it with the | spade quite gently, and cover it with three or four inches of hay or straw. If the temperature can be man- aged evenly, the bed will not require water, in all probability, until the _ nrushrooms come up. but 8 the sur- face of the bed seems very dry & may be sprinkled with a Wetle water heated to 100 degrees. Tf tiris treat- ment is given to the August. bed, early in December there should be feasting from the first crop. “ It takes three to four weeks to get off the first crep. After this a fresh top dressing is added and firmed down, then sprinkled with tepid wa- ter, and by early March the second crop should be readgy——probably a more prolific one than the first. In remaking the bed, fresh loam ‘shouid be put with unrotted manure. for land that has been manureé and worked before may contain spurious fungi and thus mene the proposed crop. Too great care cannot be taken in preparing the soil. Mushrooms 40 particularly well is cellars where the beds are rightiv, made and the temperature is Ke ge even. As light dees not enter . Ato the thoughts of mushroom cu! fire, the bed does not need to be r fae g window or occupy amy choice spot i, the cellar as long as the tem yera‘ure is all it should be. | . | i Selpeseteeeeeee sad te A a i is zero. But still, I see ‘to me to get my chores com- ) 1 dare not say, “I'll loaf to- i my armchair seated.” I boss who could be cross if he catch me shirking, so I make. resence inspires." to day, eight hours of (Copyright, 1922.) Up with the lark, I —_— . my tyrant tells me: can't escape this dread- One of the most su Di. con task. jess women in New Ye Some men would loaf, but, irs. Edward Wylde, who waft! I only work the harder: eath of her husband took en and rain with might ecame president of the aoe te fill my larder. I upplies Co., with offices of other years when . disaster; but mostly elphia, Cleveland, Chi en in high for I'm my own nd San Francisco. "i ST ONE TABLESPO cA single package does 44 washings —all the dishes for more than 2 weeks For the average family of 4 or 5 persons just one tablespoonful of Lux —a whisk in the hot water—and you have the richest, most cleansing lather you have ever had for your dishes. Women themselves discovered this use for Lux. Women who for years had been getting such satisfaction from Lux for silks and woolens tried it for washing dishes. Thousands of letters have come in to us saying that Lux suds leave your china beautifully clean and at no cost to your hands, and asking | us why we never mentioned it. Lux contains no free alkali. It is as gentle upon the skin as fine | toilet soap. Begin using Lux today for dishwashing. One box will last 44 dish- washings—more than two weeks. Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. wher of your cold tran rize my raptures as the lessings that were everr rould rather be condem ou no more than to see eeling thdee emotions When you leave out the ‘Butter and Eggs, you leave out the Goodness We are what we eat. There’s an old saying —‘“Your children may be headed for the White House or the poorhouse”’; and diet has a lot to do with the road they take. VITAMINES sre the food ele- Lux won't redden or ments which make | coarsen the hands. It rids children grow and =\X/hen you stint on Butter and Eggs them fir good of that you rob your family of iron for the wie Tey 3 ang blood and other essential elements —the “Vitamines’”—which build tissue and supply brain and nerve force. In short, you limit the family supply of “pep”. 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COMIC PAGE IL.LOUIS POST-TE ‘ SEPTEMBER 20.1922 8 8=— = 1 sg PAGE 32 ~ Ph - COMIC PAGE I SErTEMBER 7%, I RR | (BIGGEST FALL |” AD SUNDAY! Post-Dispatch WANT AL Pi sim og i Yer ¥ al MUTT AND JEFF—WORSE THINGS THAN THAT COULD HAPPEN TO A GUY—By BUD FISHER oli. 559 gain over last year. 4858 More Than TWO O Papers Combined! (Copyright. 1922. by H. ¢ Registered CU. S. Patent Off ¥ i. ogee “= ey : . Rae, ee Leg ~ ee ; we be Ph 2. Se H. sad are the hearts of the St. Louis rooters, 3 silent and hushed are the zippy horn-tooters, . The hearts of the fans to the innermost cockle F Are withered and seared by that Yankee debacie. The heads of our heroes in sadness are bowed— a: : } # Oh. why should the spirit of mortal be proud: | + . : - + : They gallantly fought to the very last inning i And up to the ninth were undoubtedly winning ‘ The fans were prepared from the field to escom ‘€: Rut sadiy retired to hold a post-mortem And over our city there hovers a cloud— Oh, why should the spirit of mortal be proud” There’s many a slip "twixt the lip and the flagon. Just when we're preparing to mount the band wagon. The fortunes of baseball are very uncertain, —— 7 — riyt ve IM INCLINED | (Jere, Here’s AN ITEM [One oscAR GEEvEems He [Jot RIDES, LATE ) ( He JUST SPENT)| / ANCE Ct ry rag ik To AGESE T ANCTHER Pook L WAS A Poo? MAN UNTIL | | | DINNERS AND 1e6.camh, Ae aang NED AT ALL, | WITH Him: poe ee HAS HE INVENTED A CHEES™| DLE TS ta Quit WORKING]| SHAS RUINED Kut Pate ai eden Guwed BY KNIFE AND THEN WEALTH te Got Eun? MANY & i * cueenalY ; ROLLED INTO. His LAP! Be A REGULAR MAN! Ave : PROSPERITY > SUA-DODGER. Do \T- em — — (NEL ONIRSIE S AT ROUNDED UP FOR a — S ~~ ie So on the sad scene let us iower the curtain Instead of a pennant we'll order a shroud— Oh. why should the spirit of mortal be proud” ‘Yanks took almost cnoOuch moncy . NO CHANCE. | out of St. Louis to buy another pen- Joe Dugan ecored when Marty —————— — ——_—— ———— Si = , Ou ) MeManus tried to work the delayed mant. ork ine for Joe. 1 ase gen throw. It worked f Ql ITE. SO. IVES of rich men all We can gather in a billion, And departing leave behind us Sons who fail for $18.000,000. remind us Miller Huggins delayed the game five minutes claiming 4 two-base hit on @ fair catch. Silly Rabbit. RETRIBUTIVE JUSTICE. HE blow that hit Poor Whitey Witt Reacted on the fans; For Witt came back The ball to crack TOO TRUE. While the Browns are not out of it. it begins to look like the next ‘world’s series will be another check- book battle. And crab our pennant plans. cleaned out. Hercules may have the Augean stables, but we douht “New $1,000,000 Cigar Corporation | that he could have got away with Formed.” the job of cleaning up St. Louis, Up goes the price of rope. County. | The fans are still trying to figure ALWAYS. the reason for the Browns’ ninth- inning defeat. Charge f to the un-— certaintics of baschbal). GUY I hate | Is Johnny Bright; . His second guess Is always right. GETTING THE BREAKS. . George Sisler’s hitting streak LOOKS THAT WAY. ~ » a - : ¥ : SE OE SAY eT SIR, Ee er Our observation has been that it takes more nerve to hold a one-run lead in the ninth inning than it does and 29.000 hearts were broken at Sportsman's Park Monday. The man on the sand box says the to come from behind and win. WHAT HAPPENED WHO HE worst eee a iaS ae riRec THe COOK #6 = - ia ee ‘6 T —4t= Wins 1 CA 1 ‘Om a vide | WeERc if . a ee ' a C J ‘ _ - te A} _—" ‘ — aw NE a = You cer . Tee s. S | ————, WMWIOULDAYT * =A) >> J j Pe, oe ts ¥ Community Near Which yt — = Cc iCe WiSHnTs cre — i fo=* — = = ie he, meet : | | | DOAST “AAT TO APREAR Vig Massacre Occurred ER - Nious-A- ” CVERY WEEE - = ODS KOU) Hi } ( BOT ~— Like “TO Deb f a the ‘= | " @ Called—Their Wait in! | 1 Courtroom Becomes a So- * | cial Gathering. 5] HERR MURDERS INQUIRY LIKELY R TO END SATURDAY | Grand Jury Probably Will; _ Adjourn Subject to Call After Making Formal Re- port. and Returning More * Indictments. mS a ee ee eee : . By as Staff Correspondent of the) ' MY FAVORITE STORIES |___ By IRVIN S. COBB. : Post-Diepatch. MARION, Lil, 21.—Atiorney- | Se pet | | | | % Gereral Brauncdege. in charge of the? Sanectal grand jury investigating the} ' Herrin mas@acre. announced romans | the granc jury probably pio MAKING IT FOUR OF A KIND. sions of New York City, went on a private and unannounced tour of inepection among the various corrrective and charitable institutions of his jurisdiction. Late in the afternoon he entered the outer office of one of the insane asylums. “I should like to make a trip through this place.” he said to an Under keeper who chanced to be ip sole charge of the office temporarily. “Visitors’ days are Wednesdays and Saturdays,” said the keeper | shortly; “and, besides, it’s after bours.” “But I insist on being shown through,” said his honor. “Well, you've got a nerve!” growled the keeper. “Who are you to be givin’ me orders?” “I am Chief Justice Russell of the Court of Special Sessions,” was | the answer. Judge Isaac Russell, Chief Justice of the Court of Special Ses- | | “That'll be about all,” said the keeper wearily. “We've got three of you in here now. Why don't you call yourself George Washington— there's only one of him?” ‘Copyright. 19°27.) eee ——- oa — a - SE - ee - - — THAT GUILTIEST FEELING—By BRIGGS Til GIVE Wine TH’S PIECE OF | BREAO NOW 1] | / ’ i? Ey @éjour:. Satuerdar. «ubject to call tn | €ane of later developmenis, He be-| Heves the grand jury should make | a formal repert of its three weeks’ | investigation. in addition to the in-| dictments atready returned and some | additional ones to be returned —s urday. He said he would take up| the matter of such a. repagt with! Foreman Stewart of the grand jury. | The Attorney-General willulso dis-) cuss with Judge Hartwell the destr- ability of convening a special court for the trial of the massacre cases. He believes | i= neceseary. ae the regular fall term of court is well flied with other cases As has been told, either Judge Maystwell or one of ‘wo other Judges in. this judicial dige- it (M THE WRONG ( Yow £ IF Pur wim \ COMPARTMENT nN will be -.-~AnND (IN BURSTS THE TALxY OLD FELLOW YouUR Boss HAS TOLD You HE POSITIVELY with MOT SEE AGAIN UNDER ANY CIREUM STANCES WHEN YoU are a. SET FOR THE AFTERNOON AND REAOY AT LAST To TACKLE THE CoLD NOTES... ala bite - AND “THE CLD GUY STiIcKS AROUND AND SAYS ITS VERY IMPORTANT .-.-. WHEN WILL MR..SO-N-So BE BaAcK THem You SAY - SORRY THe Boss is OvuT OF Tou; - ASX rm THe oF MKtS BUSINESS HE SAYS ITS ENTIRELY DEeFrmiTeE PERIOD, WILL ANY Owe EtsSeE Do... GOosmeE TO KANKAKEE FOR An | - AND Just Trem THE Boss BReEeeZzocs COT of THE PRIVATE OFFICE RIGHT BY You ON HiS WAY TO A 2 octocK APPOINTMENT By “BUGS” BAER eae notice your aa > thenmeet ”. neer at throttle plenty styles flivver enzi- There care of driving cars. Some drivers grab wheel like ther used to hang on bar rails. Others snatch it tightly to their chins like it was life preserver in Gulf Stream and big tooth minnows were snap- ping at their rubber heels. Some take steering wheels liks they take crullers. They're sliding along at 60 miles some hours with mudguards flapping like angel wings. Ther’re holding wheel between thumb and index finger of each hand while passengers are hoping they will bump into some nice soft hos- ‘pital during office hours. Drtrer who steers wheel with one arm and his giri’s waist with other is boy who makes lItfe tnsurance com- panies pull in their ears. He thinks. that all errow marks on sign-posts were put there by Cupid. His mar- riage certificate is always !ndorsed by some reliable coroner. Duke of "em all ts scientific chanf.- feur who steps on it and then lights his cigarette during operation. Match that he strikes with one hand is candle that lights him to bed in | some clinic. ’ Funday and hotiday 4rivers an ibave thefr pet methods of handling steering wheel. Ther’re all poison. Steering wheels were made to be steered. If you're riding with some Christmas chauffeur who takes his 'Taitts off wheel, bang him over his ‘skull with Stileon wrench. He's just as good unconsctous then as fre min- ; Utes later. i trict, Judge Butler of Cairo & Judge Summers of Harrisburg, we i preside the special cowrt if & Stain nce tentaied Were Judge Hartwell. one of thé othe; Judges would he'd the regular .: “em gf «ourt for hin era SS Ne ee ee Zetgicr Constable Arrested. | - John Leis ‘ “La trie re ¥S PATHETIC FIGURES—By FONTAINE FOX “ lhees ct semi, ; e County, was brought in by three] - : deputy sheriffs today and placed inf THe MAN WHo ADVERTISED a jal two weeke afte hiie indictment = vas One 5. On a2 murder « ig st) } rank ibn diffe, e;, : Sia nag beeered @. The Williamson Counts Supervisors ye oO “falee and Lbelowl 4 abowt the county. which Nave been made after “what ix come 2 Mon ly referred to as the Herria 4 Masaacr« it dec’ares that the lawWw- 5 toes Qherment is only a email miner : Atolls Population. it then “With equal fervor and the same With which we defend the good @ Of our county, we likewise é¢e and demand that those it Perpetrating the murders -of ““Sligens in eur county, Jun® be brought te immediate trial, the hope_expressed and our com Diedged that the courts of wlll meet out full festice found guilty of murder, A / ALLL t r , J / Oh fff , 4 tf, J fy bh A 4 4 4 r , ‘Mss Sit hie ff AAAS 4 f (AAAs . , ‘i # P -s - Were responsible for nxine. ‘County into temporary = right and justice may Pp ° @ law and order shall in we the Board of Su County. pledge faye we, ;, ( . q % rt, Ty's sah ) ns si SRE ha tale’ PRE Stic te wy ee, She 4 Dns + . - a ‘S oy i. . u +4 fy ’ %; > 4 ye Paes ; rs < es “Ky a x yee iy Bh ae a yy Fhe ‘ we