St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 21, 1922

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I ary eae Be ah ey t © PAGE e BER 296, 1922 = BIGGEST FALL WANT . | eee LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — a , Post-Dispatch WANT ADS last SUN- | 1922, bY H.C. Fishe 3 | | | 559 gain over last year. CITY EDITION ie 4858 More Than TWO OTHER C. &. ‘Patent Office.) 7 p C bined! apers Combine of Evening Paper in St. Louis With the A sociated fre News Service. = _ L 75. “NO. 16. a HIM’ | a ae See z LOUIS, ‘THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1922 40 PAGES. PRIC E 2 E NTS — ——— — — —_ — . — ) ITALIAN TROOPS LEAVE THE DARDANELLES | —_—_——— a — _ a — ee ne (7 we ih! ose f by | RI TISH FORCES LEFT TOG UA RD PASSA GEINTOEUROPE — ——— _— ———————— + TAT Wasa a r¢ i a —_ - ~-=- a a ee " - _ ———$—$—$— a - —— Killed With Rector, Con- | 2 > ) cores Se] Associated Prees spector subject to forfeiture and the vinced That No Improper | = 3 ar U S re ae ene se : | fe | : - Community Near Which ure of a diamond breoch and a gold St. Louis. Relations Existed. | nesh bag, which Mrs. Hector Prud- |} ! ¥ . See the Massacre Occurred | homme of St. Louis is alleged to : I ss drs , pasar aggag as a ae ee. Y all oulevar H ‘aretaker said | setesctetecete siteteses Colled—Their Wait in ave hidden beneath her skirt away| Mr. and) Mrs. Prudhomme had| ONE OF PUREST MEN =; |. | M eeting Tomorrow Expected to . ‘from the eyes of customs officials,! planned to leave New York for St... | HAVE EVER KNOWN’ | ae : ¢ - becé > K day rhe he le- luis fodav. ans > ‘as expecting SS Se | EO ocr carer for iho ccrriceh curses Coan. nde, was expectin | oNXe _ Have Answer of Kemalists on 3 a ®,, Te sebeth eles methiby tite: ti? | wedding. ee ee eee Se = Bie Turks Contemplate Action—Fear Expressed c 2 "| sexton, who were foun murdered | « ~ > | in England for Safety of Comparatively to the | 7 Staff Correspondent of the j week ago today, according Bees | oes . , Post-Di h. | belief expressed yesterday by the Bas fi 0s Ss o'9 | ees ) MARION, “ag 9 “arg : —Atiorney- OLD SKELETONS (It MAN GIRL \ BURNED BUDY, Senate = lly : i 4 | — a bs a od Small British Force at Chanak. Mills, seemingly crushed since the Coal on Way to Detroit Fac-! a eee ee — _ — ee — ~« ~~ it the granc jury probably would et length about the affair, declar- ' neral Brundege. in charge of the | ae o . ’ (Copyricht, 1922.) Fe ; grand jury investigating the ANT) WOMAN ARF FAILING Al MOST NUDE FALIND re , BS eee sicod | h eutral zone of the Dardanelles. The next few hours The rey-Ceneral willwalso dis- his pride, who were driving overiand ce. we “! aa. a Piet oseh. obi aa om sermons Mr. Hall preached e\ ery ia ae * : t en cuss Judge Hartwell the desir-| from St. Louis to Guthrie, then in North aaa bs ; Sag = ao oa bag : Sunday. He would have to be a Dr. ow 2 ae AB aE | show whether the Kemalists contemplate action. | . Ra TSal ALY MN So sever ' Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, he would have ort . Se & ‘. ee, ing. it was officially announced to ability | ‘ , , whe ; Oklahoma Territory. is believed to “s . of convehinng a special court . to Liberty, according to a report to have two separate minds and two Orders for the reopening of ths R y the Associated Press Wor the trial of the massacre cases. have been accidentally Soh made to police shortly after noo t aa aes Se eae : “ ROMANE ng for arenouse % é + ia ; separate souls. ipl s re elegre > ‘e oda’ ‘ ’ RR ts ee ce capes . ‘ ‘ sere . . He believes this will be necessar \, is In x iValtl ik 1 1 - warenou it today by He) row . Kine. rr farmer i a T a ; : = } ant wel T RI ip le ¢ 1lere tT d tL : oe. ( Re \I KE. Italv, Sept. ?] —Italv officially informed Rumania to- e Did Was Good. by Edsel B. Ford, president of the | le. : : , ° ; : is i i ‘day that she will not sia any action by — — would the reguldr fall term of court is well Slick, 35 miles west of Tulsa, work- living near Birmingham, Mo. 6 filled with Other cases. As has been! men for the. Skelty Oil Co. found ' [ know Mr. Hall was nat that| motor company, who is in Cincin-| ‘ . King said the girl appeared to ,., . Snenege Mastwell or one of | skeletons of a man and woman, Lie nave been abo years 0 +, | kind of a man. He was one of the/nati. Ford said cancellation of. the| : the ete ed- ‘sual to take recourse to military measures, have ever known in| Interstate Commerce Commissic?) fee other Judges in this judicial dis-| tons from ,the mans - ng had brown hair. The body was in oe my life. All he did was good. He| service order No. 23 had made it pos purest men eo ‘ore ft: n fairly good state Judge Butle Tr of Cairo and teeth were f und i : 75 . 'Such a position that it appeared the ‘ Summers of Harr isburg, would 7 J te ge Abecca es nin eh ona “a girl had been placed there to we i got aye e Engg his laet piece | sible again to obtain coal. erie : . , ; it? VW ybnis ‘ $4 ‘ 8 © ™ , ' Ct u 1! wo ‘ n > , ,ry ; "gas ’ = oe coer OE tT , purned of | ae ee ee The telegram read: BRITISH STAND IN NEAR EAST ky the Associated Press. artwe one 0 e served, : | "says : , , it. we, & cellatio 0 e erstute Judge Hartwell, on f th rm Capt. William Shreeev and several ; °° ,*% 7 : Cancellation of the Interst: : CRISIS TERRIBLE MISTAKE, LONDON, Sept. 21.——-While the allied powers are feverishly a Cre ndlian, ve “ver » there aS ; ‘ : , a Creek Indk Mivery time there was a party or Commerce Commission's service mre mer Judges would ho!d the regular Little Red Dog ' patrolmen hurried to the reported » : conrs " as lj rey hn) oevD . , ‘ 1 ‘ . ei > . . os ° ea 4 . oo sy _ ' ; ope sf tg ol aga , + ok ea nad ptt hn - see nee me innetion. King told the police he “ eee th aoe ela ve! py der No. 235 has madé it possible agaln DECLARES VISCOUNT GREY ‘endeavoring to arrange “ peac econferenee to clean the slate be- : ons ) a rrestc: t o £ eo ee > Sit) c ‘ " - - ‘ . ; on ° sas ‘i & (ie lle. rr) \ as month there to sec re ¢ al. Was coming to North Kansas. Cit) ee = Ry the Associated Press ween Turkey and Greece and prevent more fighting in the Near : oe - ‘ ** . ‘ (Copyright, 1922) ween Kelly, constable and night 51 years, recalled the a epent was a church moonlight automobile “Movement of coal to Detroit nas LONDON 1 , rr , YS otorle Re ’ ' ‘heelers when the skeletons ‘ide S ‘~~ Park ¢ we f " . ae , JONDON, Sept. 21. hman at Zeigies, Franklin | of the Wheelers whe if ‘ whe balled by a pedestrian two and ride to Asbury Park. My wife went, started and we feel justified in stavi- RAVE warning of peal ‘e East, rumbles of impending hostilities continue to come frou - . . : " . . T's » Si I that they were but [ adj i 1 f 7 , cr ’ ~~ , "7 4 > ; -. . ‘ ; - ? ‘ . f » Fs ee . : ‘ “ ™ a NC OR AT COE LEAS EO SE ES OE SO AE nat ’ ™ r a Na A CL NL EGS OT ITT LE AI LE NL NE! LEE AI A i ROTC ABO LEE LGN IEA SIE OO EN ENE AE AER AO, NN RS AE CA TES te A ea em NN Tl I Me + . ~ = ° - —- - this morning in a farm wagon and —-—— _ TT a _|' City on the river bottom road near §,, 'ERTISED re] ul two weeks after his indictment | cattle farm and had plenty of money. mt Siiindalliaik : teueiee there- would be no trip if I didn’t go. “Post notices calling the men > charge . wae @ is believed they were killed and , . ee and he made me get j ore ot ) ‘enr East is uttered by Viscount . S murder charge. He was on pe “The man told me he was a trav- intel ant : _ get into my good!/)o.~ to work and notify the news-| ven > Fallodon, former Secre- | troops is holding Chanak, the key BRITISH DOMINIONS URGE ae Gis SO alon; Cay CS See ‘position on the southern shore of | ee ee murder charges in | Puricd, ae ere, ona ] N ielng peddler and that he had . 5. papers.” , Affai I Liab attarwarda were foul near the Nu- : . ‘Why. I’ve heen in ew Loe citi os ” on iste *orei Affairs. a present inquiry, who had not | afterwards were foun Why, I've been in swimming with Resumption Tonight. tary of 7 oswee " | | the Straits, while the Turkish Na LLOYD GEORGE T0 SUBMIT ; — stopped to build a tire to cook his ’ . ' — apprehended up to the time yeka Indian 1 at fr Ga ~~ 1 lag Kine bee ie tate ‘ane orgs mot pool with him in the par- Executives of the company said letter be S58. ae pure apse ot tionalists, eager for further con- BEFO EAGUE | Attorney-General Brundage ) A prolonged search rom : a ny ade Alacovered the hody of a girl eh USS, and even pitched quoits operations would he resumed af the British Grove! res nus attitude | quests after their overwhelming de- | TURK ISSUE RE L 1 » they were last seen in March, NS hs evdtn-Siateion eis Pandit with him. [ knew him under ail ethan Weeks ‘vet Sinise biel as announced last Saturday, re- ‘feat of the Greeks, are concentrated Ry the Associated Press. niin ‘ . . garding the permanent freedom neutral zone at Ismid GENEVA, Sept. 21. i here, after «a 10-days’ ab- | where failed : Pathe, Bas e 1887. to Guthrie, failed to reveal any , circumstances; I saw him every day} last evening. Ke lly had Loene n the brush about att Tee? southeast and [ tej vou ] ky ew “" he e : ‘9 Dearborn. where the three large | f t} ‘ Dardanelles as a terrible : : . ; ~ ; WASHINGTON, Se rt. 64 ” -Presij- . a . . ‘ s , “ pepwiation. It then con- | POW; warmer to- lent = mere today ot the ta es in Mr. Hall’s automobile to Lake ord Leaves for South. ar ‘ rne » ar . , ’ . _ r *¢ , . _ ' : os : hin Hopatonfi early in the morning and: The closing of the plants last Sat- morrow. bill of 1922, making the new rate ; SRE ana ; “Er 7 they had a picnic there. They re-lurday, stvled in business circles as Mills. the naturalist and author, died) the conference at Smyrna between in the results of the collaboratié “m @Gual fervor and the same) ot a LPN te Which we defend the good | Missouri—Fair effective at midnight tonight. . turned to New Brunswick at T7/an “industrial strike” on the part of to- oclock in the evening and dronped »yjanufacturer against certain brok- at his home at Long's Peak, Colora- Mustapha Kemal Pasha and General | Frene h high commissioner, to between Brigadter-General Hart demand that those guilty morrow; warmer ‘NE Ww "YC 1 Se 2 : Mrs. Mills here at the door. Do yo! ‘Wi 1 he charged witl ‘mand- 'P - 5 . d =; OR re sept. 21. ‘ ustoms & = } ! ete i at or. O y¢ ul ers WwW phere iif chargec wit ! dé nialic dao. ennr ly today . Faberge | is in our county, June rent dad north, draw sperenntien from Government | '° Pelieve my wife guilty of any mis-/| approximately 70,000 Detroit men) ), 4 night. He awakened early this’ tionalist foreign minister, has newe ee eae thom pes ) brought to immediate trial, vo Se yt . | warehuoses before the new tariff conduct with her husband she would , eut of work. Bie ied iettedl hie wife and ’ eom- ‘hastily summoned from Angora. banking on the yg tees of xpressed and our con portions tonight. | ates become effective at midnici -have gone on such a pleasure trip Henry Ford approved the plan of ell ‘ll. He died The calling in of Yussuf Kemel, British naval force in the Da id that the courts of our | illinois —— Fair | oO f lk reg nsigni t = oh with her? hi n, Edsel, for the reopening § ier tong pro ties k er 7 Ma : ct points to the “discussion of impor-| ) _nelles, which is considered Buff , whners Oo arge consignments o ; ; 6 SOn, Masel, ; ; =: time iater. verwor an oss Oo 7 . ' night and to-| berg" ee ‘Jus ay vas 1 c ‘or | . », alone to hold any poasible attaec te out full justice i 4 warmer 'goods now in transit joined the race PE shares 2 , Sago ry Re rg hg col . arenes fomowins an aemes nt in a/| tnt and delic ae er 4 may by the Turks. d T > ‘ i , ~ ) > i * ‘s. i ? So . . . ; _Fesponsible for bringing ae gente epagePocd, reds of brokers besieging the cus Bn Alt aang ekgte dl Ett B.S; Also Expected to Be Reopened are. bell eved" to have ] lue or a f mings, a quite obviously in appre- 4 ‘eceived t the Ford assem-| Mills was familiarly known as “the '@nd order shall in future 4d Stage of ee ec atts - y hind ~~ ciation of my wife's constant inter- praned she od gt 410 3 ma ” t 5 amie | fi 7 " > fe ‘ch Mountain National | If fighting bfeaks out before that | lengthy interview to the British the Board of Supervisors | 22 river * 7 a. m.,, ov erdue. Every available clerk in the) est and tireless efforts In behalf of | bling plant at e oe ark | fat a ys ‘time the question of the safety of ister, who told him that if0n County pledge our 6 ff a fall of | customs department was called up-| the church | boulevard, which closed vesterday.| Park. In addition to conducting) oh pot rot small British | ‘Britain counted mainiy en the io. if - ‘ (on to assist in putting through 7 Toe , ' ecis The manager said, however, that as; Long's Peak Inn, known to tourists; ‘© gen ua tion as in the past.’ 3 of Soot. Of course Mr. Hall appreciated of the local plant was/ all over the country, Mills wrote ex-| force at Chanak will become an anx- ‘army for the security of the : | Marshal Foch is! of Dardanelles. Russia Sets | tial te ; ~General Brundage today , emergency orders for withdrawals of my wife’s church work. He was al-| the closing ' | . | the B peace to | : ‘ratures in Kansas goods from Government storage. | ways praising her for it, and so was| due to nonreceipt of parts for as-|tensively for leading magazines and | ious one here. oard of Supervisors Low Tempera ; The progress toward port of (etna ‘ “ aa|sembling from Detroit, the logical | was the author of many books treat-/| quoted as saying that the position is: Opportunity. prog : one | everyone else except a few ladies) 5 ’ According to the Times the sian soviet government sees in t m for the special expenses TOPEKA, Kan., Sept. 21.—wNear | vessel bearing a cargo of almonds! who seemed to think she was having | sequence is that if the Detroit fac-|ing of bird, wile flower od. Suentesy eheatinaty peg or ag ao ; , ‘ ori > > ” , - tection an‘ e ’ ligation. They did not! freezing temperatures were recorded | was being reported hourly to its|too much to say about things. tories reopen, parts will begin to ar-/| pro , He also wrote of ani-, Field Marshal Plumer, who has been enim roomy’ agape situation | opportunity to obta r t their action would be.|in West Central Kansas Tuesd«y owners bry wireless. The anxiety over It was one of these women, said | | rive here and this plant will resume | national parks. said to have sent a message which from the Powers. Russia . y : 5 wr > Oo 500 en! mal life. He had climbed Long’s| inspecting the British defense, is Office would aid the su- | night—38 at Phillipsburg and Hays the vessel was roused by the fact! Mills, who breathed to him the gos-| operations. From 400 to m | Peak. oma of the toftiest in the Rati . » © : ; > t , ; ] , at th > St. ' defending civil suits —but only light frosts, which did no | th: at the duty on almonds ‘will jump/ sip about his wife and Mr. Halliare normally employed a € tee more than’ 300 times. Prime Minister Lloyd George com-! Contiaved en ‘Page 2 "?S Coleman on "age 3, Column 5. damage were reported, | Bv the Associated Dress, ,* * ’ . . ’ ~ *” 2 fer nee. ‘ DENY Ek, Colo., Sept. 21.-——-KEnos Peg pe hres Resins > pra e anes tiie to the Cabinet, to the : fect that he has great confide eh we. i ee them to make an ap-| By the Associated Press. from 4 to 14 cents a pound. ~ Continued on Page 3, Column 3. | Louis plant. oe a NT ee City Circulation .%i Daily POST-DISPATCH alone approximately Equals .i"%.. Daily Globe-Democra a4 Times Combined, and Exceeds «i""h- Daily Star and Times rs approximately 40,000 the A te

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Ea teem eee. aggre « , é . SL A eS tlt eneteentnenltllieiiah diene ael ~ ~ 5 5 all a. 7 7 ee ee 7a ad owe re ee ee - = —s, — — a vas «© - ee te een ee eee el ae a oe eee lee ae, > so THURSDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 51. 1922. fag! ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : —— ) : : wy | BUILDING TRADES COUNT =e =—_ | | PFD) 10 | of fomenting trouble among the! President said in his letter to Chair-| Ul O | ORDERS CAR R pee 4 | . Moslems in India over the Turkish | man Warren of the Senate Appro- | era bi as PENTE ST a yf D SAY HE Paris Hears Kemal Envoy BRITISH PREPA questions. It is said he had receive@! priations Committee, adding that the) is ° g x y : Signaled for Attack After |representations from the Viceroy of | need could not be met by the pri- hievemen Unions’ Central Body Referg, “eon | | |\India pointing out that, if Great | vate funds of American relief organ- ustness to Three Men Who Quit Joi, - | ' Rebuff by Lloyd George ' THE BES] (}f [] | seta had an armed conflict with | izations. | —$—$—$—$—_$_ Carpenters’ District Ce L. ; PARIS, Sept. 21. ithe Turks and did not encourage a!| Senate leaders plan to add the) a sceumens NG 1, The Building Trades Coy 4 | LI FETHI BEY, a Kemal- prompt settlément of the situation, |item to the pending deficiency &P- | i 'RBEGAN ASA PORTER, which is the central body @gF 4 | 2 ist envoy to Western Euro- |grave difficulties would arise in In-|propriation bill. Quick action by Cafe Proprietor, Who Died | : BECAME CAFE OWNER building trades utes ae ¥ | | te oneeak tiyprtangueen Bullard | , Witl Same dia, particularly in the provinces of | the House also is indicated, Repre- | | ‘ gates representing about | ft | ) ignal for th Turkish Stand Meets With | Yesterday.) Had Been } . man who gave the signal for the . inte bi , R | the northwest, where there are sentative Mondell. Republican lead- | este Y> | workmen, last night orde ' * “ attack upon Greece, according tu Opposition but Cabine C- many millions of Moslems. er, notifying members that their con- rT . & carpenters who quit work ~*~ | semiofficial information received id ; Firm in Attitude | ‘ _ tinued presence would be required | Called Man Who Made | jat the Missouri Pacific Hosptts + | in Paris. Fethi Bey was in Lon- mains Fit Powers Agree Upon Quick Summon-/in order that action might be had| Hamilton and Delmar.” der construction at Grand q _- don endeavoring to see Livyd ing of Peace Conference. | without delay. | and Shaw avenue, in a ju a Af |] George to propose a peace. He By JAMES M. TUORY. Ry the Associated Press ' Consul-General Horton, in report- | | dispute with sheet metal sfessor, on Stand, Shouts Fired on Deputy After Latter | was refused an audience and was A Staff Correspondent of the Post-| PARIS, Sept. 21.—The allied/ing his arrival at Piraeus from| John Cafferata, who died yester-| return to work. A motion ’ ; ‘Had Called “Stick ’Em ae hes ee Ba Dispatch and New York World. | Powers are pagebyictee steam the quick) Smyrna with 150 destitute Amer-'! day afternoon, was proud of the fact) effect was amended, referr s a) nial When Questioned ' ’ roau © : og ® “ tied ‘ sabes (Copyright, 1922. by the Press — Woria | summoning OF a eyes conference to/icang, said that about 350 more! pis griends referred to him as “the! order to the Carpenters’ § 7 . f ° fe was said. e ritish Foreig Publishing Cos., the New 10 - settle the Turkish problem, but the! Amerte: xpected | Council, which meets next - er; Scene o ” | 3 . and the Post-Dispatch.) American refugees were eX] . a ' ' Yel-/ : ’ a ; : Up, Without Identifying Office is described Dy the erat LONDON Sept. °1. At the con delicate question as to the basis ce according to Acting Secretary Phf- eerie made Hamilton anti I | night. ' . . | ' , , as ¥ aughe Rie wisi . . - cant: . ‘ ar. Be . : wa Himself He Asserts “° may tag , a th + cee clusion of another Cabinet meeting) negotiations poceesaare to the An-/lips, and’Consul Morris telegraphed It meant a great deal to him be-| =3°°3— It was said today by de : Disorder in Court. ; ° when he suggeste > tomb on the ground that the law | consideration of policy may at the! is understood, have come open rhe | of its claims. a large cafe, but also acquired stock) qa,,:. daapycvnes. Sie ma ee ae bhibited the husband ; t it to be ignored | — in the Angora Govern- ; . 5 Christmas when he fell down 4 |jnterest due Nov. 15, might be d giving such | ee. ee . All the British barracks in Con-|in the theater company, and, for sev-| siignt of steps at his home above the | ; wemuiiiee if stimony in a case of the character The aati is agg ee ee which te the 4 conan - fon 'stantinople have been evacuated and | eral years was its president. | ani . Fae pars onal ig, 85 Geni uae ot the present one, ; | preserving the entente, but it has dertake to obtain a guarantee (hat) +. 44.3 are marching in the streets , 7 po. eee a . x Denial . | not been in such a perilous state the Turks would not cross the Straits of tone capital which is having . Always Barred Cabaret. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. British debt. eft \ Chief volte tne : since the armistice as it is now. | until the peace conference was end- | ‘ eh y , Cafferata always wanted to be up} Christine Cafferata, and three chil- | The British debt at present Be, a ‘aide K out in the | | aep0 ve ' sobering effect on the exuberant i but he consistently refused | d Alice, Elino d Euge The | | a amination of Prof. Tiernan were a. France hag asserted her diplomatic ed, provided the British troops were |,,, 1. omne British soldiers are oo: a sha ee — a ee ee ——r © interest at the rate of 5 perm nial by him of parent on, ascendancy and is rubbing it in with | withdrawn from the other side. headed for strategical poirits on the to install a cabaret at his cafe./ funeral will be held Saturday morn- | payable in semiannual | te iand the aisertin — of the relentless harshness. All this react-!| The Kemalist Government was in- |, Straits spies. : Neither would he provide for the | ing from St. Charles Borromeo’s but as there is a probabilit hat Mmitted to tes: om P n that Poulin ed on the Cabinet, whose reckoning | formed by cable last night of the” Ge neral headquarters has issued dinner dance when that became .| Coa to Calvary Cemetery. He funding scheme would provide | Giked to make a “* uleeiene Ue — ‘ e . am re =) : 7 P . ee. sg -. . 9 : ee yee ; . xs ia ‘ ‘ r i , " . 4 = , nen oO with Parliament will be a bitter one,| decision to hold the ot apa aaa and au: aise ended Girection the wives fad. He did engage a small orehes: Wee old. | interest at 4% per cent, as ¢ by offering to att Nie cxisechien for the Government has supplied its ite reply is eagerly aw eo HNieq | 2nd families of British officers and . ~ nr. ee se y | officials thought probable Shae accouchment. yt } ’ > > r ’ @ §& 1e6¢ ’ ' ‘ar opponents with ammunition for al-| W hen the ee Be cats 'soldiers to prepare to embark to- from the Atlantic and Mediterranean | Ratt Striker Beaten and Dragged. approximation would be a ; » He said that Poulin showed unu- British Lal , ben agg istry ote the British For- | morrow. fleets. John Wilfinger of Fairmont City, October. t Swe sual attentions to Mrs. Tiernan ust is £ » > ‘ as >| % are “ as = ’ ‘ : ‘ +i) ' : attributed here to, Premier Poincare | cine ie Srtticn euar- British if the British attempted hi and as the pa At ncrease United States District Court as de- | hed by repeatedly rapping with his gavel > oa. g - es . ; . « “ 7" Se) 4 "s> ; at 4 7 =) *€ ‘ rf ‘ . | SS ‘ . | ee ge gael on igen peoewe P licate the British are not in oe a ere onus: - - mse Mhetas Mess. 12> ix fendant for an alleged violation of | . ; oe ae nd, threatening to adjourn court. vation of the difficulties in which’ ters in oe 4 . Sn rurkish troops across the Straits of When automobiles and movie the-| the migratory bird act and his case Opinion Of Treasury mah: erybody in the courtroom was on ‘ , ‘ 7. ¢ ACK. re ae allel : a | a . . bs c . a, . ‘ the British Government finds Atself. d —_ Poe ele i oe lle rhrace . aters shifted the’ so-called night was set for trial Oct. 23. closes U. S. Has Been i for » feet. ae a gna Rar ligrmert f we ith two distinct parties in Hamid Bey expressed the hope jife’ of St. Louis from downtown, to) Following prohibition, the cafe | gy hr of Sume Due, a Finally, through the _ continued | "T’ hy ee nce , s ‘ ‘ . Pmitica . ‘no » faire . ‘ : : , ‘ , om 4 ociatec 7 Bs ee er his Government, the one demanding that the British would see the-fair- the West End, Cafferata induced a/ was raided several times as the re-| BY ASHINGTON. Sept 21 protest of the prosecutor, Parker > - 11s 0) w ] ’ 1e “ ; . . ee if rye ; a r a ,* ; | ‘ - a ‘ 7 “ 4 . . °° ‘ ’ ‘ . ‘ ‘ ’ , ‘ t ’ ’ . sae | full extent of these commitments |! | the’ teamediate cceupation of Thrace ness of granting the Kemalists the’! prewery to efect a cafe and summer gylt of ‘hip-pocket parties” there, Britain's payment of interest on geased his line of questioning on * °“£ , 1? fe ; ‘ “ . ’ . *j Pore ‘ "gy P eee @ *¢ r } } . ; en : ; 7 7 , believed to be still unknown | 1 sth do vite privilege already accorded to the’ garden at Hamilton and Dehmar andtand two of his bartenders and ‘ : Bis subject and order was res France’ lit and will only be re- and the other willing to remain In| Gus namely. freedom in the use’: ; , | ‘war debt to the United States, ¢ S restored ao ( hcero eaeAlSeragaaalli ‘ th resent Turkish Nationalist po- ; ee? soe — so install him as a tenant. The idea was! waiter were fined at different times, | Oct. 15, will amount to appr at m the court. * presen : ae ‘ : 98 in fi : ati : 4 a D, t JX? vealed piecemeal. yg ieee tn mia tO the Straits without molestation. jaughed at because the suggested. on pleas of guilty. . Most of yesterday i Thi try is apparently pre-/sitions in Asia Minor unt e con | He entertained sc: hop f the : ly $50,000,000, according to the : ay and part of! = 2 Sow 7 | | : settle ace terms The 2 eT ae eo “(neighborhood was considered too far Iestate’s Value ot Giv aT , , ) esday's session was tak ith | d mak the best of the bad ference settles peace terms, i suceean of the c ference at Smyr1 , SEILTC : aiu * siven. ‘lief exp! essed today by high aKen up with pared to make ' SuCcCeES © re conterence at S™MYFNA |) out, but Cafferata was confident and | iguments by the attorneys over ‘he of the Constantinople constructing entrench- on the Asiatic side the disturbed area, the first be- - recruited as horse trainers. pected that eventually Great Britain! said he was employed at the shops will have more than 100,000 men in ‘BRITISH INTEREST PAYMENT. small summer Wefense. At the same time and confiscated contraband fowl. His Jadge Cafferata is said to have accumu-/|ury officials. -- _——_— 4 ernan said when he informed Poy- h Of the birth of the child, the lat- r turned and with scarcely a word krode quickly away, 9 | work at the Pennsylvania’ sh@ hee the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.| was cut and bruised on ,and went on strike July ¥. He said and body. It is ex-| Park drive, East St. Louis. Wilfinger | workmen going to or from. tunity for exp] | While earnestly desiring peace, the | * ae © | Fife : aie 2 : ; British gem achany ewatted the | British hold that the freedom of the | ing at Yarinja, a small railway sta-_ Italian Catholic Party Favors Turk | 4 , -athpred Pog wife of the 1e- c ‘ ? . . . . 8 Be P » P ” i + : { a w outcome of this conference with the Straits must be backed up with mili- ie between Haidarpasha and Is-| Demands. a obably will Sathcan anaes the State, Premier to make known its opposi- | tary and naval force be increased | m | By the Ansociated Prees. pr nd today atone ernan on the , ‘to impress the Turks that the allies Theo°British pollee forces’ in the | ROME, Sept. 21.—-The Catholic | ial y+ ait ugh subpenaed tion to his belligerent declaration of!t Pp | canted tak bate wrentir aiauseet.| —P | € we the prosecution she ha al Saturday. Organized protests have, mean what they say. | on a will alla ta De ie eeeetants “ party has passed a resolution declar- | - sey hed thr@ughout a stanch belles oa already been made by various’ oN pei cA | Pe r hus ' ais engphd a : “rence . tm: 1¢ that Constantinople should be} A and’s innoce -. branches of the Independent Labor $200 000 RELIEF I eo nch gendarmes. It is estimated | whe iiahce tine. aaa a licated that Reet. ie Officials | party and large trade unions | ’ _— — oe bttes wes eS eee | 4 at today’s seusio: oe - 5 | trang ; ‘ “t Gathering Is Told. Associated Preas. Ge i UPZIG, Sept. 21° — That the Ps : R “sleeping aickneon” was n-(3 Also — some woo tu SPORT HOSE in white, — . black and mixed colors. { We advise early — tion while stock is com-— plete. ‘ih SCPING A ¥ i I a nh th - ge : pty tt

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TRADES COUNCIL CARPENTERS TO : tral Body Refers. n > Men Who Quit Jobs t& _ ors’ District Council, 5 iiding Trades Couns the central body of ea trades unions, with dei presenting about 12,009 last night ordered thee who quit work Ty ourl Pacific Hospital, y iction at Grand boul] avenue, in a jurisdicti, h sheet metal work work. A motion to amended, referring ¢ the Carpenters’ Dig¢ which meets next Ty said today by delegates ling Trades Counc!) f the Carpenters’ Digt, to order the men back Sbably ‘would result in of the carpenters from the body. There are about 4500 in St. Louls affillateg: tatty Trades Counely, enters left the job because 1 workers were a up mming, which was a heet metal abteara a by the National Board of fonal Awards. The c rnational union has fr this award, said Harry retary of the Carpente ouncil, and the local e also feel that metal trim. such as is being put on puri Pacific Hospital belongy he would not forecast the Pp action of his organization night, ITLindeman expressed) fon that the Building Trade@ was determined to enforee r of last night eren to the ‘attempting to expel the car. from the central body. He hat no carpenters would be a for the hospital building ler the meeting next Tuesday | INTEREST PAYMENT ) BE ABOUT $50,000,01 of Sreasur; Officials Dis U. S. Has Been Asked for ropriation of Sums Due. lated Press SINGTON, Sept. 21.—Great fp payment of interest on her tf to the United States, due will amount to Agproxir.ate. according to the be- today by high Tre 00,000, ressed rials. ting forth this opinion Tree fials disclosed that the B wnment had asked the Unit * if an approximation of the 000 of interest due next and of the $35,000,000 of due Nov. 15, might be made ber pending unding the debt. 6.000,000,006 Sritish debt at present beare at the rate of 5 per cent in semiannual! installmen here is a probability that scheme would provide ft at 4% per cent, Treas thought probable that t mation would be allowed > —e eR ~_—_ - rere about 12 men in te hat attacked him and t him of interfering n going to or from t the Pennsylvania shops. | and bruised on the he y. a ——_ I ield .LTY SHOP ale K Thread Silk HRY 0 Values 16 While Cordovan s Beaver Polo Beige © —some WOOL T HOSE in white, and mixed colors. fivise early selec- vhile stock is com- a ields — ighth Finally, through arrangements ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, NAN SAYS WARGE Hit HAS HIS WIFE'S | sor, on Stand, Shouts wnial When Questioned y Examiner: Scene of in Court. 's POULIN ADMITTED AGE OF CHILD ARE s hei” } difies Merchant, Accused | w Wife, Offered to Make ment cf Case by Exp Sittended together. Another fecited by the witness wus 4 ame O88 the street with Poulin ; after wea baby was born. when he informed Pou- ‘rhe ales of the child, the lar. | nd with scarcely a word. y away. Mae Poulin, wife of the le- t and & Witness for the St: ate, Will follow Tiernan on the today. Althouch the Ution, she has a @ stanch belief !n nnocence, Officials that hearings may be en 14 today's ‘session. r Bored Attitude. Y ng Little Interest. eOuUtC yesterday’s heari Maintained an attitude of Placidity, only once showir ee interest. This was at the twhere Prof. Tiernan denied pa- RY Of the child. Poulin half rose and gazed steadily when Prosecutor J«)_— ha) ? : daughters. the replied that he did. Mames of Irene, 4 years, , @. . yea “any other children ?”’ ed. : Res Tiernan emphatically | - , Constitution told of a series of at surrounding the invitations :3i- Poulin to Mrs. Tier- as invited by his ee”, Showed his first : of cracking under the strain of Prosecutor Jellison _ the birth of the third a Sil . * le * Were low and | ond in a ped often teas N the Child two we eks after ms | F of the repudiation Met Poulin on -he ~ after the baby was eye & baby.” I told him. _ i,” he asked, ‘a boy or " Tanswered. and with that Walked awav. entered the court- era afternoon he was! se? OF 20 women in one Ballery. Judger35o Du. nded the spertators, clear the courtroom. SICKNESS’ CURE tion Discovered. gz Is Told. 21. — That the. has won its battle Sickness,” was an- yy to about 3000 and physicians centennial of the Nation of Germany. ' Mayer said a prep-. proved successful ye | —— ' nthe’ oped, subpenaed | began from suffocation by main. | Monoxide gas. the witness:if he aia 10t |, | Delegates ‘yes. He told of tne’ ‘no form Louis, /tion, it /'Hunter (Cape Girardeau), | 2 SEPTEMBER 21, 1922. | Diagram Showing How Tunnel Was Run From Kennedy Mine to Argonaut Shaft in Effort to Save Lives of 47 Entombed Men -_ —_ —— - — xs. > y WYHERE BODIES OF | ENTOMBED MINERS WERE FOUND ntaetined -——_—— - — ee ee ee ee i —_—— —— a SIULDOON SHAFFS — KENNEDY MING FROOFT LEVEL \ F500 fr LeveL ve mx ma £r r ewe 5 EST Raerman Fr ‘ favored a the Ken- Sharte, Willi ully. Shannon Wammas K, Zeibigz, Yevely, Zimmer. No—Brink man brown, burks, (Campbell, Carter, Collet, Conwell ("OxX, (“rossley, lover, Eschmann, Fox, Gunn, Harrison, Trieseler and Vernon. Quigley, Sx Tubbs, Taylor, POPULAR WITH INVESTORS $5,000,000 Riieie De meena to Wat- kins & Co... New York, Heading Underwriting Syndicate. \ Special to the I *t-D'spatch NEW YORK, Sept. Treasurer Thompson of Missouri vesterday delivered to Watkins & Co... 7 Wall street, $5,000,000, the new issue of 4% per cent highway bonds. Watkins & Co. are at the head of the underwriting syndicate which has taken over the task of placing the bonds, and say that the bonds have proven popular with in- vestors and that by far the greater part of them already have been dis- posed of. The bonds being placed at maturing in 1927 at °1.—State maturing in 1926 are 101.46 and those 101.79 -_-— — SLAIN CLERGYMAN “TRUEST OF FRIENDS,” SEXTON DECLARES Continved From Parrce sine. — a = — —_ —— which led him to ask the minister for an explanation jut the name of this woman he refused to divulge. Minister’s Reply. ‘Tt all turned out to be nothing at all.’ he eontinued “The moment I asked Mr. Hall about it, I realized I had cone too far. He said it was ter- to suggest anything of the kind to him. that it was an insult, and he assured me that he Was my, best friend and would not harm a hair of my head, let alone invade my fam-| -_—— — rible ily. I bélieved him and I believe him | now. } ! Cun- | ‘sentimental Hunter | ‘'These efforts to make my wife's! writing look like love letters to Mr. Hall are too ridiculous. | It ts all poppycock. “I knew my wife. I had lived | | |with Jer for 17 years and I knew Mr. im a laboratory /| ley, Martin, eMador, Miller (Boone), | Hall, and I know what I'm tatking | about. How they came to be mur- oS . cea? > a . Argonaut, level shaft, Ar- 3000 to the 3600-foot another nearer the nedy shaft upward but the crew at the finished first. Still the Muldoon, was gonaut, but it was less than feet in depth. and it was not possi- ble to work through from it because of the fire The work the di shot of tunneling was under of Clarence Bradshaw, photograph is rection boss, whose shown. are as deep myste pra’ to work on committed the deed ¥Y be brought to justice. But wh>- is suffering now, 1 know. lured Mr. Hall and lonely spot in order maybe to rob Mr. explanation of the Thursday night. to anyone etse. | am ae: (700 fi; ¢ clew eome whoever ver il Was, “I believe they my wife to kill them, or llall. That is my telephone calls on We have done our utmost to trace these calls, but as no record is kept of local calls in the New Brunswick, exchange, urday trace to some night that we first tried to them, the only hope lay in the iory of the telephone operators could remember the calls. like a man caged. I can't work. I can’t sleep. I can't think of anything but this terrible thing and yet 1 cannot think wf any reason why it should have pened.” men But none “Il feel HUSBAND SHOOTS and as it was not until Sat-}j possible | hap- ‘there was :: etir 7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ESTRANGED WIFE. UN STREET CORNER — | James C. Stubbs, 31, - came Enraged When She Refused to Return to Him for the Sake of Their Child James C. Stubbs, 31 years old, pro- | prietor of a labor agenc y at 23 Nortna” | Ninth street, Dorothy, waited for his wife, 20, at Eighteenth street and yesterday at 4:43) ‘final’ answer to} his urging for a reconciliation for the sake. of their daughter, Mary Jane. She refused to Stubbs, enraged, fired five shots. One struck Lafayette avenue, Pp. m., to ask fora 3-year-old talk with him. drew a revolver and his wife in the near the back. She was carried into a drug store at the corner. Stubos made no effort to escape and was arrested by Assistant Chief of Police Rundle, who chanced to be passing. It was said at the city hospital to- that Mrs. Stubbs likely would recover. The two were married in 1919 and | separated last August. Stubbs said the separation was upon of his. wife that she did*®ot love and her request that he leave. He took the daughter to the home of his mother. Since, he declared, he has made repeated requests by letter, telephone and in person that hisiwife him for the sake of the day return to child. filed suit for divorce. Yesterday, he said, he obtained a nermit from the Sheriff for the pur- revolver, bought one and corner chase of a went to the ing on her way to her rooming place at 1721 South Eighteenth street. ‘‘l asked for her refused to talk with me. revolver and fired—how don’t know.” contained five empty version of the said. ‘She 1 drew the many shots, I The re\ olver Mrs. Stubbs’ iz was the shells. meet! Sane INVESTIGATION OF HERRIN MASSACRE ( ontinued From age One. county treasury llings agnminst the out ot the Ki Many Wtinesses Heard. The grand jury yesterday did its biggest day's work in point of num- her of witnesses examined, when pri actically¥@all the residents of the crossing community were questioning. There lived along the mob in its marcn the Lester Strip Mine to the woods near the Coal Beit Electric Railway Power House at Energy most of the killings occurred. They called as witnesses not ‘only because they had opportunity to see what took place and identify members of the mob, but also be- eause most of them had been men- tioned by earlier witnesses as having | knowledge of one phase or another | of the riot. ' Of the nearly 100 men who responded to subpenas a consid- number disclaimed knowl- Assistant Attorney-Gener- State’s Attorney Dut) important evi- Crenshaw mobilized for were people who route taken by the trom where we»re and women erable edge, but ail Glenn that dence was obtained. Wait a Social Gathering. | The witnesses, including a number of vouths and young girls, were well t equi sinted, and their wait, in the Cir- ‘evit Court room WA&s made an occa- sion of repressed sociability. | Some of the women brought their and young children with them, shrilled their enjoyment of above the subdued dis- and said some very babes and these the occ asion course of their elders. During the early part of the day the witnesses grawpitated to scattered groups, according to conge niality about the large room, but when con- sternation lagged and notice was taken of the fact that as a rule those nearest the door of the grand jury room were called first, the witnesses sca ave a compact crowd, sitting as near to the door as they could get. Each yftime the door was opened of interest which | was intensified on the emergency of WATER DAMAGE SHOE SALE Come in and get your share of the bargains to be had here—Shoes for men, women Last week of the sale. Men’ s Dress dren. School Shoes $1.89} Girls’ Tan or black; English or Renkil Lace ; i2nt to 7.. $3, $3.50 Values Tan or Black $1 59 + Calfskin, 10 to 2 English or Round cy Patil ae | le HOFFMAN 9 a ae wg Till 9 Dp. m. | | 806-08 N. 6th St. | a “tT Buy Here Now and Save Money eo and chil- Shoes | Black kid, brown $6 Values brown calfskin; $9.59 "$2. 19: Boys’ All- Leather Shoes | 1 in All Leathers; Lace or Button ! $2.25 values, 2 to. 5. .$1.69 | $2.45 values, 51% to 8, $1.89 Goodyear welt, with rubber heels. Foot Culture “Shoes FOR CHILDREN $2.95 values, 81 _to 1 11% Sy, SHOE CO. One Bleck of a witness side | statement | ing him : | both sides, She has declined and recently | | part of the union of Lafayette and | Eighteenth street to await her pass- | final answer,” he | FINAL PHASE from local trade is eausing slacknesg growing, whose stay within had been longer than usual. As a rule the witnesses remained in the jury room only a few minutes. Even in the cases of those who gave usefw@t infgrmation, the foundation had been so well laid that it did not | take long to eljcit their testimon? /and classify it with what had pre- viously been obtained. Today there was another group of witnesses from Energy and the community surrounding the woods where the main massacre oc- 'curred and additional valuable evi- dence was obtained. With these large groups out of the way, the remaining witnesses will be | | large | * | | | heard tomorrow and the jury will | then be ready to return additional | indictments and make .its final re-| a charge of attempting mayhem, on port. Announcement by Assistant Attor- WOMAN SAYS MAN THREW ACID ON HER | Salesman Arrested on Charge of | Attempted Mayhem Following Alleged Attack in Car. ’ ; Elias @. Saffouri, 41 years old, a) salesman, of 5098 Washington boule- vard, Was arrested at 8 o'clock last | ‘night at Sixth and Pine streets on | complaint of Mrs. Rosa Klein, a oar -General Middlekauff that testi- bookkeeper, living at the St. Francis mony is desired concerning the events Hotel, | of June 21, when three union miners thrown acid on her yesterday after- were killed, has not brought results. Attorneys for the United Mine Work- ers are unwilling to produce such | third such attack said to have been have | |} made on her. Witnesses, and no volunteers appeared. Before it adjourns the jury will | her injuries who alleged Saffouri had | “noon in a Broadway street car, the Klein’s back was burned, but | j were not serious, In | Mrs. eall before it persons who are be- | each of the three attacks alleged to) lieved to be able to produce evidence| have been made by Saffourt, | bearing upon the killing of the union| Mrs. Klein said, was a rejected suit- /men and they will be asked to pro- | duce it. feel that it has doné all that it can. If they refuse, the jury will One reason pointed out for indif- ‘which prevented serious burns.” ference on the part of persons who) have knowledge of the killing of the union men is, such testimony could come only from persons who were in the crowd besieging the mine, and it is feared that if they offered to testi- ment for rioting. It is believed that the jury, although anxious to do so, will not have sufficieht evidence on which to indict anybody of the three union men. the first union man killed, was at least half a mile from the strip mine and the other two were not close to the mine when shot. In view of the distance and the fact that there was promiscuous firing on Henderson, impossible to fix the for their deaths. has been a demand miners and their sympathizers that William J. Le@er of Chicago, president of the South- ern Lllinois Coal Co., which owns the strip mine, be indicted. likelihood that this will be done be- cause po matter how censurable may have been his course from the vi" point of the miners and their sywmi- | pathizers in trying to operate a non- union mine, or how much his course may have contributed to the out- break, there is no law under which he could be indicted except for sone There seat acid. on fy theygwould be in danger of indict-| for the kill-| | where | i | proposal on the) There is no} | Aug. _| slightly, the office where she is employed and | it is thought to be almost, Statement responsibility such trivial offense as blocking the ‘public highway. Little Work at Belleville Mines. Lack of coal cars and of erders at the mines in and around Belleville. about a operated in officers of dozen of the 27 the last week, ac- the Be Only have cording to subdistrict. ‘ ; } ' 'tentions, met mines | slleville ; who, or, the acid has been thrown on her back. “I'm getting used to it,’’ she said today, ‘‘and took quicl. action, Woman's Story. She told police she was riding In a southbound Broadway car yester- day afternoon when Saffour! boarded the car at Chestnut street, taking a back of the one she occupied 4 She said Saffourli arose hastily as the! car stopped at Market street, threw her, and rushed from the} She left the car and went to! room at the St. Francis Hotel, she resides with an 18- repel old son, and treated the burns her- self. The nature of the acid has not been determined. Saffouri was released under ie bond. He denies throvting the acid, | but said he would make no further} until his hearing is held. Following rejection of a marriage | last June, Mrs. Klein told Saffouri began annoying said he had made threats against her and her gon and quently called her all hours of the day charged Saffouri threw acid on her 19 in Forest Park, burning her and three days later entered | car. her the her. police, She and night. again threw acid on her, with no se- rious results. In attacks, Mrs. Klein added, has hurried from the scene without speaking a word. The leged attacks were not the police. I-ingagement Denied. reported to “Injured vanity” over rejected at- was Mrs. Klein's tion of the attacks to a patch reporter today. Saffouri seven years ago and 'that he later bec@#me a roomer at her home at a abanne avenue ad- dress she would not disclose. She Post-Dis- | holds the fre-, by telephone, at) She | 'tographs of letters written to ifouri had been sent to her recently, explana-| accompanied by a them public, She said she} cepted seriously, EDNA REAKIRI HEA SFEKS THIRD DWORGE Brings Cruelty Charge Against Husband, Known as Trainer of Steeptechase Hofses. Mrs. New York, known as a trainer of steeplechase horses, for a divoree. The case is docketed for the Oc- | tober term in the Court of Domestic Relations. She was married to Healy Aug. 24, 1921, a year and @» half after she had obtained a dl- vorce from Freen B. Nuisen. She previously “had been the wife of |_Llewellyn MB. Reakirt of Cincinnati, to whom she was married in 19064. She divorced him six years later, at which time it was said she had re- ceived $250,000 alimony from him and that he had created a $1,000,- 000 trust fund for their minor son. Mrs. Healy, in her present suit, charges that frequently since her marriage to the defendant at Am- cursed her and other ways. She sterdam, N. Y., he mistreated her in also charges that on he struck her several his fists in their New York apart... ment, Healy, since the seperation, has not supported his wife and has refused to return an automobile bes longing to her and valued at $4850, she states. CHECKER CHAMPION HERE SUNDAY * Alfred Jordan to Play Several Per- : sons Simultancously. Alfred Jordan of Los Angeles, who” United States checker championship, won in 1920, at San- dusky, O., day at the People’s Game 1012A Pine street. He will several games simultaneously at Pp. m.yand 7 p. m., also meeting in-. dividual players. He is on his way to the wedi checker championship tournament at Boston in October. Club, eee ee — re a EE ae eo ee —_ — - - _ — -_« each of the three/ moved to the hotel about two years the Manlago and he also | there. - first two al-| obtained a room She denied they ever had been en- gaged, but said Saffouri had tried to create that impression. Two pho- Saf- threat to make she said. His attentions never had been ac- Mrs. “He thought a woman ought to stand ‘in the background for a man and be she concluded. en subdued,” — ce ES EE NE I A RRA A SE EA NTIS A AR AOC A TY AEG COLE I A RE CRON TN ANN REAM TTT EG SR A A LINEN RI PEE ANE OR ON, it Nee a LOOT OEE May 30 last» times with,, will play all comers Sun- play, Klein said, ae CE om erat Mee any amy <4. SO SEC, SME emg 6. ee ee iS eee ere Ewe hs ke eee PRE ie

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eA EELS ee myer soe pret mere’? aa eh ata ce fi. a - mY aa) ea fhe ; THURSDAY, ” mbined. SEPTEMBER 7 ce THURSDAY. - | ae gEPTEMBER 21. 192 mIZE WINNING BABY WR pay BE ADOPTED — . = R TO RICHES , Family Expected tO just for Paul Carewe, ; e - - Father Was : ——— ts IST ; Co Z | ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POS '-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times AAMY AIR SERVICE ENTERS 16 > PLANES IN THE PULITZER RACE 9 Trophy Contest Oct. 14 Expected to Develop Fastest Speed Ever Attained by Man. | By the Associated Press. DETROIT, Sept. 21.—The United | States Army Air Service has entered | 16 airplanes in the Pulitzer Trophy | Race, annual speed classic of Amer- ica. to be held here Saturday, Oct 14. {ft is announced by offcisials Beventen additional machines — been entered in the various events © preceding the Pulitzer race. § The Pulitzer trophy contestants : will represent the last word in me- all Opening dvance Display lly for this test and are e F cade: secre the fastest speed Tomorrow Afternoon and Evening featu ring 2 £5 Asso ated Press. : TORK. Se pt 1 r ourteen. -oid Pauw! ‘‘arew e “inner at Ie recent “ot ae Governors Cup Park baby parade, may be heir to a princely .fort fearned toda) Hie is now at Ledge. near i*roton Lake. WN ; the summer home ef Arthur Marks. and Mrs. Marks. once Lydia Talbot of Engiand and mer opera singer. and may be i by that famiiy Pav! was offered for adeption br - mother. Mrs laura Carewe q SO ever attained by man. The Pulitzer entries of the arn.y include two new Curtias hirh-specd | sauna morelcherine 3 hea su «iF Seas “3th 7 tr : , ee Cates by Lieet.. Fe A real party and housewarming—ushering in the new Fall season with an array of sparkling, spright); Stro nger t 1. Maughan and L. J. Maitland of styles that will do your heart good to see. We're so elated over our new line just received from our New s yento, Cal., and . oa ey CT ee cokes Bak iis, Ske eee . Qa: . Salter Wield, Washington, D. C. re- York Tailor plant, that we want every one in St. Louis to see them. New Two-Pants Suits that combine than ever ; es Se ee every quality so essential to the well-dressed man—and Overcoats that you’ve never seen their like . ° : ; s {lot y AeGUL. et . 4 . 27 a see aa 2 : r ad a = p oe : . : : / peed yah arma Py before. Come in and see what will be worn this season. Try them on. ‘You won’t be urged to buy. } i eccerved. Winkel ieee i ed pod oe Pageroma hy Bap We’ve planned this event for that purpose alone, and it’s to be a regular party—music by the famous inwed as an army Lieutenant } 0 : ass “ aa Pa, > m , poewe | ; fia ' : sees aa ii . “— wri 1 . e ° frees Paul an , eam GENE RODEMICH Jazz Orchestra, entertainment. and valuable souvenirs for everyone. Tomorrow ee — F~ Oe ee eS two new Thomas-Morse high-speed sur ae eeu after sete nai . . ~ . a. : DOT : r Yeturnin o afternoon and evening till 10 o’clock. Be sure to come. D. C.; three new Sperry high- - ington, hy. In addition to Lock Ledge tonto, and Lieut. E. H. Barksdale York. Marks made his fortune | ihe be piloted by Capt. B. EB. Skeel, Capt. | Carewe selected Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Summers, all of Selfridge y. Definite AP™Ouncement on will pilot a Verille- Pulitzer race, p in the Marks’ home and meat? a 24.4 2. —_—— ——_ es ee | a ee ee eee eee * - = ~~ Dess) ble .T)% eiaa ee + L + ‘ ns bd = - «—/- ie ee . ~ ew -~ - Peas. * = 2".",* 7 - 0" 0" %e"g ."." J —— 6. pursuit planes piloted by Capt. F. O. aia | ia D. Hunter of Selfridge Field and _ erica. Soy Sr is earning i" pursuit planes, piloted by Capt. . ‘ ~~ Streett of Bolling Field; A ° age SS my Rave & 2 a a oe Se the remaining 48 employes on | * | q 5, eC aes —— - Pe ‘ : ee: ee > =z ee bt . | CLASS FOR CORRECTION OF | SN . Sl Fae g P = BS Bs (fee 3 oe St oa geal Bs : * — eematic °° © 6 dK ee —— ae. *, Evening Course to Be Arranged If, Sa BS “ee ape 3 ; 2 . 7 [7 VY ; Enough Applications are | mr - + Se: Po 3 ae a . Q ALI T | Recetved. | > Se | poe CO gas Sone ey ; ~ ! “S ‘* +S Oe i a3 24 ~s er re gy oe -_— ee . An evening class for Correction | wt y Ba... aN of Speech Defects will be formed, | (er Pee , Ba SSS 32 | 2 psa Be 33 3 | ’ Ar e No t Mm if 20 applications for such inestruc-— See Sk S i sss og f » Te Me ye I isisi“‘(i‘é#*é#éCS 8 i he. ee 1 ee ee oo 06 ee i, ee lll Ce ee * © + oe eee oe tion are receivea® The Board of eR a Sa t + £ P see Se 3 ( ' é Education has made this announce- SS a = Se S pase Se ie ! at O 4 ment, after receiving several appl!-. oe og Be ett: Scns no Soe = es ‘2 ps a | . cations for Instruction of this char- o Reonracee. ot SS AER ee Se oe (Ss > eee > age : acter. The applicants are employed as Belen, ne, Ba 2 oeee a Conrad’s Point the Way ’ es «6 «*.".%*%¢@s6 *.*.* * « « «’.*.% © © Be. © 6 6 ee 99 © @ a9 "* © @ - os .*,*%.* ¢ e's” *. © © o eon. * 82 a Ss o.*..o 8 «© «a".*.* * © @ «’.*.© oo aoe 8 @a pereons who are addicted to stam- | % Bercsdersteretersrescesec tate “ esleteteretentetes "9 ; oe > 2 ee ‘- ‘ 3 : mering and other speech defects. Beers ara cate cacetarereschestecoseecegecanaste ete ae “ Ss | Se ‘Be. q . Lower : **-s . 7 . . . . . ‘-. . ‘* eee * *-* . .* . . . . *-* **-s et Those who wish to take a course SE kL es ‘ ? : 5 3 * in Correction of Speech Defects will See aa 4 Tea ss : 2 Sa 3 > + @ Note These Fine pure cane granulated 100 Busheis Fine UNION MARKET taf /F © a hl “3 GANO APP BREAKFAST SPECIALS MAN ~~ Ae a .— Home-Boied Hom 0+ 8QG ‘\ 4 ye 7-4 | ,~m@ FULL 16-C | Stores in SS ae S Sie See Se ae : 3 Swift’s Premium Bacon Principal cs Se Pacts: po SS ae ona " F Pisces en” abe, DM btenseeece« sc CO Rochester, N. Y¥ = er Se one pa eee fe Se nutritious It 18 possible to Sides a f. Bec 8 fee Ss We ** about half the price. Utica, N. Y. ( SESS pS PSS ae 2 every day fo | hea Binghamton, N. ¥. : ae Se: Ss BOSSES ae: : x economy — a Waterburr, Conn. ; oe ; Re > ° 4 ee ‘Ono iy Trenton, N. J. 3 PRS Richmond, Va _ ER Portland, Me. Hooke - be enrolled in the office of Central ... oa Soe High School at 8 o'clock next Tues- , . ’ Sea oe fay night, the board has announced. WS PRS Se oe There will be ne charge for the [n-. , > struction. ~ -* . ™ > *- AS A . » > . oe . > * ~ * * “o> r > *-. * “ . . 4 a * “- ® » Se . “ ~ «> vs . ° > . \ . . _ . .* * “ Pind ee. 5 © .** . "2s ."* ~~ . “4 :, . .* * ee. ." : . ; oe * aa : - . ‘ .” . P es. | a + ~~ . . **, a e© = > 2 ? . y ~ Pa. ” = . “Rees ~ . +@ "Awe " _=> «4% . 2 © « 6" *e.,* _ > . _ = “ : ~ » . . . . * 2 ** - aru uc ~* “ > « Lynn, Mass. Pe SWIFT'S SNOWFLAKE—1. ....... Rae Cincinnati, Ohio. SMe a : for the WHY STAY FAT? | St. Louis, Mo. Sy SST eS . Eat 2 2. 2 =f, ?- Bread. Grew thin the Lancaster, Pa. Seis & **#-. ‘4 Packace a _* « . *-* * * « «—**_* * « .* * @ ts «".*.%* # * “~- xy Se Nor have we sacrificed quality because of this added feature. = , The same fine woolens; the same hand tailoring; the smart Ae Se “OLE” DEFENDABLE MALT EXTRACT Caranza B The Coffee that gives roo economy as wel) as its goodness. Lb., 35ce; 3 CONRAD’S MAYC¢ The Moet de “loewe made light aod ~ £4 ie cream: i¢ nee Sottle eE Te Serr li 49; 4e0 THC . -*,%.* « «".*.* > SSS styling and perfect fitting garments that have always dis- ees Important tinguished GoldE Clothes from the rest—are still yours, but es with added advantages that the extra pair gives you. And Ss SS Don’t try to judge these Snits by remember, a Suit must have quality and real tailoring in it Rey Re our low price, or to confuse them before it can survive the first pair to give you the double wear. ‘« ee .".".7.° © «"." Lift Off with Fingers — Sages with two-pants Suits offered at j Se pas pe ce similar or lower prices. Here you A brand-new stock—including every new style = Ses | See buy at prices that are as close to and pattern; every desirable f abric and color ¢ sox Re —and every Suit with two pairs, of pants. «2 oe." 8 © « «os %*.* CA eS AAA Ea. Dare cost as it is possible, because 7 * “* ««")".*.8* >. . « « s*.*.%* Sees See we manufacture them ourselves Na and sell direct to you—thnus elim- | ROCKY ALOUPES See Dae A > , 2 a aa : . PORDS: larce size Reena inating all middlemen’s profits and ‘Mandards sweet and ripe. Sack other expenses. And, remember. a : ; e * “7 «es ».” * © «© « oe no charge whatever for the extra ieee pair. 3 for 17c PINK Mears. thick. delicious 40 Dew Melons , : roo short > blade . aiies 14¢ * % f. crate of **. S109. — SEES gi . - oon Al. G. Bruce, Mgr. 5 6th and OLIVE Open Daily Till 6 0’Clod irect from the Maker : e is F : . a i . ™ Vi Phe ‘ — * 2 Bh oe. = be te $e Ne + eaaitstt g ny ar rl al he Py. se A, ih aoe

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1999. * “es Se | 6 O'Clock WaunsD Ay. EMBER 21, 1922. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' WINNING BABY ¥ BE ADOPTED 4S HEIR TO RICHES & . Family Expected to os fot Paul Carewe, Whose Father Was Soldier. ¥ Aseociat ei Press. w YORK, Sept. =! Paul Carewe, winner of sore Cup at the recent a Park baby parade, may be » heir to a princely .fortune, i ’ 8 today. He is now at - near (Croton Lake, N Fourteen- summer home of Arthur Marks, and Mrs. Marks, once Lydia Taibot of Eneland and ine opera singer, and may be by that family | was offered for adoption by » mother, Mrs. Laura C‘arewe., my aner he had won the Gov- Cup. Mrs. Carewe. wid- four months before the boy's has found it impossible to . for and educate him as she wae deserved. The boy's father. fas an army Lieutenant A.B. F., died from effects of | goon after returning to - Mrs. Carewe is earning aga nurse. prospective parents are In addition to Lock Ledge. mmate of 500 acres, they have a pin Akron, ©.. another in Mar- Mass., and a town house in Q v *¢e pyork. Marks made his fortune. ; to your druggist The simplest way to end a corn is Blue-jay. A touch stops the pain instantly. Then the corn loosens and comes out. Made in a. colorless clear liquid (one drop does it!) and in extra thin plas- ters. The action is the same. Pain Stops Instantl © B&B is2z Alright Rk a mild, vegetable laxative to relieve Constipation and Bili-— ousness and kecp the digestive and eliminat ve 8 pcormal. ~ a .~™ A/ - — 1 Wali its feed y », MIX M ed Se / 4) m development of the rubber |- . selected Mr. and Mrs. fo mamong the 100 who ap- iaretne privilege of adopting | and too£tP* boy to Lock Ledge 3 Definite” ABN Ouncement on by the Marks family is soon. In the mear’ime Pay! inating the eight necrd—serv-| in the Marks” home and most the remaining 48 employes on big estate in the autocratic mer of extreme youth. a- es >, mM JURIOoRS— _ Kittie Ns “One-third the regu- lar dose. Made of same ingredients, then candy coated. For children and adults. ’ | QUALITY FOODS » Are Not High Priced | at CONRAD’S l’s Point the Way to Better Foods— - Lower Prices—Actual Economy. Note These Values. BE Fine pure 7 cane Se granulated 10 ibs. 65¢ i 100 Bushels Fine Hand-Picked GANO APPLES «.. 23c é m Bushel, 79c. Fine for Cooking or Eating. 16-0Z. LOAF SVSEXERRUST BREAD, the most Hous it is possible to bake and at about half the price. every day for better health and . > Buy it ci UNEEDA ISCUIT j Friday _ md Saturday: mying limit five C PITTED RED CHERRIES New eolid pack, from South Ha- ven. Mich. Case 2 dozen eana, 65.35; doz. cans, 62.735; can ~Caranza Blend Coffee The Coffee that gives 100° ‘re Ferrers TTL tenenerny “6 AA * te verter tense evree erreer er aererer: ‘ Charming New Frocks Are Offered at an Extremely Low Price § 35.00 S the Autumn season starts off with a flourish, it’s a bit of luck to find the really smart styles in a group of Frocks at this low price. Canton, crepe Romaine, Poiret twill, matelasse and Georgette models are here. Georgettes are effectively beaded. Oriental colors are introduced in the beading and embroidery that trims many delightful models. Draped Frocks of charming lines are shown without trimming, except for a smart buckle at the side front. You will be much pleased with the values and the selection we are offer- ing in this most unusual group. Sizes for women. (Third Floor.) Important Sale 100 Tweed Suits High-Priced Models Radically Reduced ‘as | 5.00 T Midsummer these tweed sports Suits belonged to high-priced groups. Now, when they are more wearable than ever, they are marked at fifteen dollars. These sport Suits come in colors that are very smart for Autumn and Winter wear. And the vogue for tweed has grown. Soft woodsy brown, smart tan, powder blue and other chic and interesting shades are offered. The Coats have silk linings of handsome quality: some of the strictly sports styles have yoke lining. The values are, without exception, extraordinary. (Sports Department—Third Floor.) Petticoats and Bloomers This Silk Lingerie of Excellent Quality and Style Is Offered at Very Moderate Prices Petticoats at $3.98 Women’s Bloomers OF Vanity Fair jersey, deep At $3.98 plaited flounces or straight Vanity Fair Bloomers, ankle or sport.length, wide shirred cuff. a gs cameo: 2 es Come in navy, black, henna, pea- cock, and brown. Extra-Size Bloomers and Petticoats At $5.95 Petticoats of Vanity Fair jersey, deep plaited flounces, others of ra- dium, straight models, finished with scalloped and embroidered designs, suit shades and black. Bloomers of Vanity Fair jersey, ankle length, wide shirred cuff; amply full for stout fig- ‘ures; in fall shades as well as black. (Second Fliocor.) Store Hours: 9 to 5:30— Saturdays 93 to6 TIX. BAER _GRAND-LEADER ST —— —— — — -_ ——— = a ——d c FU Pottery Many Interesting Values Jardinieres At 59c to $1.50 ARGE assortment of highly glazed pottery in various color effects and assorted sizes. Pottery Umbrella Jars At $2.95 Highly glazed effects, 18 inches high, 9'z-inch opening. Jardinieres at $4.25 Japanese pottery in assorted color effect. a Umbrella Jars at $6.25 Highly glazed, in assorted colors, of Japa- nese pottery. Flower Holders at $1.95 Showing assorted styles in domestic pot- tery. Lily Bowls at $1.75 to $3.75 Various sizes in Japanese awaji ware in the solid color effect. (Fifth Floor.) ' Rugs Of Excellent Quality and Style At Remarkably Low Cost Royal Wilton Rugs at $75.00 A DISPLAY of fine Wilton Rugs in the gx12 size that is beyond description both as to beauty and desirability. There are about too Rugs in the lot and are ex- cellent values. Seamless Axminster Rugs, $49.50 One of the very best makes of Axminster Rugs in the Oriental and Chinese effects. Size ox12 feet. Seamless Wilton Rugs at $47.50 A remarkable showing in these fine Seam- less Rugs, finished with heavy fringe. Size ox12 feet. . Seamless Brussels Rugs at $24.50 Offering a large assortment of the best — Seamless Brussels Rugs. Sizes QxI2 eet. ° Four-Yard-Wide Linoleum at 89c Beautiful design in the cork block and burlap printed Linoleum—block, tile and hardwood. Inlaid Linoleum at $1.45 Sq. Yd. _Blue-and-white block, hardwood design and tile effects in an excellent quality of Inlaid Linoleum, suitable for bathroom, kitchen, sun parlor and store. (Sixth Floor.) LLER THRIFT AVENUE The Buy-Way of St. Louis 1000 Men’s Shirts at 95c Not a large group but some splendid val- ues. The lot consists of Shirts taken from regular stock, some mussed and soiled, others are slight irregulars of higher-grade white and stripes, neckband soft cuff style. Satin and Linen Bandeaux at 59c Brocade Bandeaux, hook-back style, elastic section in back. . Sizes 32 to 42. , Boston Ferns, 49c Each A lot of 1500 Boston Ferns in 6-inch pots; grown by a local florist. Children’s Dresses at 39¢ Two, four and six year sizes; also Rompers in two to four years. Good quality pique, poplin, or Indian Head. Stamped in various _designs. Curtain and Drapery Remnants At 15c to $2.98 Length Scrims, Nets, Cretonnes, Marquisette, Pop- lin, Madras, Silks, etc. Lengths suitable for curtains and doors. Fiber Stockings at $1.00 Shadow stripe effects, black, white and all the new prevailing colors. Double lisle heels, toes ard garter tops. (Thrift Avenue.) Babies’ Sweater Coats at $1.95 Of fine ay zephyr wool, many are in the button-front style, in fancy weaves. Sizes up to ears. P 3 Y (Square 5-—-Main Floor.) Glassware Decorated Bowls at $1.50 GHOWING lily Bowls, large fiat comport effects, and fruit Bowls in various styles and each piece fitted to black glass stand. Sherbet Glasses at 25c Each In beautiful solid color effects. Cut Glass Bowls at $2.95 Heavy cutting on good clear glass. Cut Glass Nappies at 95¢ In assorted styles and cuttings. _. o..) DO WNSTAIRS STORE aE A Very Special Selling of 5200 Pairs Women’s Silk Hose From One of the Country’s Best Makers Choice, 7T9c a Pair THis lot of Hosiery is the irregulars of a well-known maker, but we are not permitted to publish his name. You will, however, instantly recog- nize their good quality. There are no holes or runners—the imperfections being very slight, making them values out of the ordinary. Black, white and all the desirable colors. High spliced heels, double garter tops, reinforced heels and toes. (Downstairs Store.) AALS £64.46.4.4644 6 646.414.6464 6 64444646466 46466 646 66 64646466 6464664664644 464646 4464446 i ee ee Group 1— $1 FT rrYyTTyryrTyr;ter,;t?* ™ Vey eee ee length skirts; sizes to 30. Group 2— $1 Group 3— Bust Conf iners, 39c ‘7rr,rr,yTrr,rrereeeeehmeemhmehleereeererrerrrrrrrrrrrrrrreretrtpmwfT TT??? 7 7" vwwrrVVYeYeYeYeYeeeeeeereeeeeeeeeeereererrreeYeeeeeeereereeeereree? Se)? Sizes to 42. September Sale of Corsets t was made to assemble Corsets of the ing thi cial event, great effor os arnieg a pedi 7 at prices that make them unusually at- better kind, in the most popular styles, tractive values. Included in the various groups are special branded Corsets. Three groups to select from. 29 Corsets of novelty cloths, pink or white coutil; low elastic top and medium-high bust style, with medium- 59 This group is made up of Corsets of unusual merit and includes models of pink brocade with elastic top, heavy pink and white coutil and novelty cloths. Semi-elastic tops, with graduated front clasp and medium high bust with elastic section in skirt; sizes 20 to 30. $71.98 Corsets with elastic top and medium-high bust; medium length or long skirts. The materials are silk brocade, silk stripes, Pekin stripes, heavy brocade and coutil; sizes to 32. AG Orchid and pink Bust Confiners, of | brocades and stripes, with elastic iri back. broidery top and bottom. V ; , Warner, C. B., W._B. and other Brassieres at 69¢ Of white batiste, trimmed with em- SOG EET ERT

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Oe nig a te ~*e - ~ ec _ ee - Rg Seer tare PE ES ES ge 5 ~ s - 7 + ‘ 7 ° - ~~ aos —_— eo — PD ore . ‘ . wr ee - —_—— — = —— ae - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH «lone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combine a. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. ~—- ‘andy Shop r Assorted Nut Brittles, 35c a Lb. Made in our own Can:) | this special selling—of the purest ingredients. ra? Store Hours : Daily, 9 to 5:30: Saturday, 9 to 6. Concerning Autumn (lo Kitehen. tresh for >» oF -_“e ew ~~ ” > # ~_ ae, HAT fashion has decided about new Blouses is distinctly interesting. Now- adays when a suit must be a costume, as well as a mere suit, the Bloyse in an Autumn mode can be slipped into and voila! there is a delightful transformation. When a new skirt desires a complement, one of the new jacquette modes offers a Blouse and gives a smart coat appearance besides. ae Ne » Buddha Smiles — when he notes the Orienta! influence on American modes. Ané tt ts a pleased smile. for the rarest and most fantastic of all far Eastern eplendor is refiected in beads and fiat or- maments In strange designs and unique colorings, of carved and tinted bone $3.95 to $8.05 Jewelry Shop—Firet Ficor. a * © e x ’ All by Itself —& color seems lonely this Fall. for this is a season of two-tone combinations. Even the smartest Hose appear tn twin-tones—«a ribbed Iisi« sport stocking being shewn in tan-ené-silver, fawn-and-sii - ver, Dilack-and-nary and sea) - ané-silver. A pair ° $1.15 Hosiery Shop—Firet Floor Petticoats—-W ell’ When Petticoats abdicated from the threne of popular favor, thelr cause seemed in- two-tone fringe, with silk em breoidery to match si2.se Petticoat Shep—Thirq Fieu Chauve Souris, the remarkable Russian entertain- ment brought to New York this season, has won the hearts of all New York and her guests by its colorful- ness and originality. Now, judging by our exposition display of Blouse modes, it seems that Chauve Souris has lent much of its vivid color, brilliant Russian and Egyptian embroideries and gorgeous printed patterns to Blouses. For like the rest of the apparei world these Blouses follow the trend of things Russian and Orien- tal. Infinite variety assures a becoming mode! for anv woman. We Picture Above To the left-—A new To the right—One of Balkan Blouse is espe- the new jacquette mod- eially smart for your els of navy Canton crepe, suit—in dark brown, em- shows the new neckline. broidered in cinnamon the close Russian band at brown $20.00 the hips and a most effer- tive allover design in sil- In the center—+t liinese ver embroidery $25.00 embroidered oe Where lovely colors always mItriguing. way’ are coneerned, first hon- appear to delightful ad- an. ine vantage in this crepe de Blouse in glorious ee shoe’ iver eaelet i'uary Sep und reg id beck at TY sleeves, bateau neckline ered in white: the tucked : ew — ee collarand cuffsandband § Tiny kmife pleats are are of crepe de chine especially graceful in a $32.50 cocoa brown Blouse of erepe de chine in Rus- sian style. with bateau neckhmne: the entire back ““Coatee"’’ Blouse. made and front of Blouse are of fish-seale crepe in co- pleated $12.50 coa shade $16.50 Por the Tailored Suit a tub Blouse of radium Brown matelasse jx re- silk, strictly tailored, of- sponsible for a great dea! fers a roll collar mode! of the smartness of a with the feminine touch Russian Blouse model given in finely pleated with roll collar and self tiny frills around the and gold thread embroid- euffs, collar and down ery $12.50 the front $13.95 ° © +e Micuse Shop-Third Flee , ors vw For dressy occasions we suggest a new r } ~~ 1 AO Aer, OOF, 0F, IZ AS 7 . CATA aa The Skirts eg \WW EY. I did know there — ee | were ever Skirts like | these — ther’re so : i strikingly smart and offer such wonderful possibil- ities'’” That is just one example of the surprised and d A r ' ee e ; = ring Expos Bs i n the Skirt " : SHO] A few ont Ga standing models al). zB. night be > . o Of Brushed Angora \ dashing model for outdoors vear., as pictured above, eomes in brown, with two c¢irevlar bands n id Y res ind ¢ trast $15.00 For Afternoon Wear The graceful draped m-: makes a most ef fective appeal in Skirt fashions Illustrated at the mezht is a new paneled draped model in the smart black satin crepe With various new Russian Blouses vou can create many charming afternoon ecos- tumes. The Skirt is $25.00 The Pride of the Clan —_IiS this honnie Seoteh plaid Skirt . ? "e« > . > } illustrated wit its new and clev- er string. The plaids come in brown and tan and . rT, . * . . In gray and navy. The solid-color combination 1s of broadcloth $19.75 Eponge Roman Stripes —are an interest- ing feature of the new navy prunelila Skirts. As the pleats are flared open by a brisk Autumn wind, a gaviy colored stripe is revealed. $15.00 Astrakhan Plaids —-make a striking first appearance in new worsted Pleated Skirts : $9.95 to $17.50 Unique Stitching will make many friends for the new wool eponge Skirts. They fea- ture many distinc- tive new designs in stitching $13.50 to $16.50 smartiy designed Skirt illustrated at the mght. Sma!! self loops border an imset Russian side panel of satin $19.75 Skirt Shonp— Thira Floor — > Ls b> -2 4 .~ : c-—- 3 J 5 2, 5 -—s AN AC) CHAAGL CG CAVAAAY — /2eS 2 42 eommittee also i M@Oking & of all students a¢ the urniver- ‘ ys . as ta | , c = what assistance is needed sts who wish part time emp , how many “ours they can give Mea gach empio. ment ard their qi a’- Meg’ na. The committee ts seeking _. * oe : table positions for these students Meq © : ' ev register this wWeex the offices of architects and en- ' tn the hotels ag night clerks, ' the lbraries, postoffice, public mteies and business offices. Mea’ effort also is being made to women students in homes in i. West End as companions, gov- , or to do housework for room and board. Home em- meg also ts being sought for men sts who can serve as part-time eurs and yard men Committee on Recommenda- leter will extend !ts work to- finding posttions fer graduates aeaee interested. The ald of the Al- =t of the ¥ niversity will be en- to make’ known their needs for g peop 'e. Warehouses Sealed Up. 'ie Asecctated Press. ~ WINDSOR, Ont., Sept. 21.—Sevren warehouses were sealed up yesterday by Ontarto provin- potice wtaho condtcted the big- Mquetr2id erer made on the er. Off cers said the stocks af. ed amounted t6 636.426 pints of rand aie The brewing comna- | me with plants in Winder, Petit te and Ford. are charged with vie- tinc a section of the Ontario tem-_ rance act which provides that pmrmon carriers and export com-/| nies must “keep accurate recormis all shinments.” ; Worl REsG. Uv. & PAT. or. 3 O This Ama wae THURSDAY FRIDA ma if 7 ” — “st + = - 4 . | Me « 4 uf - - - . . z. Sig iS == Cis ' Laks * 2 Ss sf ** geeeaeeneet?** 7 if - — — ~~ Se —_—_ = | ; — als Sa PU Bs blouse appearance. Down the front and om } cuffs there is a most attractive yarn Bea embroidered band in Bulgarian colors. Soar de: 4 ’ . . ah? In Cleopatra's Day they might not have rors Sweaters, but the exotie designs and rich cou ings shown in our new Slipover Sweaters of Egyptian origin and were, no doubt, oF nated for the beautiful Queen herself. models come in many wonderful color ¢ nations and are priced Brushed Angora makes a Russian Sweater—one of the most tempting ‘Ru modes of the hour. It has an adjustable that may be worn high or low and at bottom to give the close-band-at-hip ® . , o.B.F WEEFKIY af with Fashion’s latest decree. Levely indeed ts «a new evening Slip- per, with cloth-of-sfiver vamp and quar- ters and heel covertngs of embossed {n- lafé efiver cloth. It ts {mn the one-strap style, with French heels 315.00 A sew biack satin two-strap Slipper displays a plain bieck satin vamp and black brocaded satin quarter and heel eovering. French heels $11.00 High Boots have returned to favor with the Autumn modes. A Diack kid. high lace Boot ts shown, with attrac- tively beaded ramps and beading at the top to give the effect of clocked stock- ings $10.00 IS — Smart HotwearforAu rt \ 7 HETHER it is down the long promenade at the Veiled Prophet's Ball, or along the busy street, your Footwear is of the utmost importance iz Dame Fashion’s eyes. In the Autumn Exposition and Sale we are pre- senting the newest and smartest styles, that rou may keep step in accordance The Well-Known Sorosis Footwear Is Featured We sketch below representatives of thevarious new Slippers, Oxfords and Boots. Soresis Shoe Shop—Second Floor A new, fully guaranteed, 88 Ne tional Price. Equipped with all including transposing device, contro. Equal in appearance ng elsewhere for $200 more. ’ “a Clearance Used Pianos and léc Fs@ WHEELAA, GABLER ; TTOW ARID | AUTOPIAN STARC Very smart new Oxfords are shown in beige buck, with short wing tip and trim- . . mings of patent leather $12.00 APOLLO, 1 = _ 7 A novel tdea—rold or sflrer cloth Slip- and Many pers are featured with fan-shaped ribbes above the rhinestone buckle in shades te match your evening gown: the Pump $10.00; the Bow $23.00: the Buckles 36.00 to $30 08 Bronse Pumps are extremely emart for Auturan. «s- pecially with a bronze and gold beaded buckle 329 - fF PY in French er Junior French heels $6.56 7 Buckles ° 44 WN Dept. Open Evenings Until ye \ off‘ > $5 60 - ’ te - % . > Pa Pk f a — MTree " - onan rome i , i

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’ SeepAy. | mMBER 2}. 1922, . |. villas The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. . % “. Pe elp. : re —— : . Sa : e t i cent of the student body - pa S on Sale = ; “8 art M, NPS ian | 7" ~~ fowl on University is either X i } 3 AE) \ Se 5 \ a a 0a S ul S esses rit! Ninth to Tenth Pole partially self-supporting, Boys’ $8 2?-Pants Suits ion r . = : Co , a a : 8 by, A VN SS : 9 The Store for ALL the People = Se POPS 43 $30, $40 and $50 Values. = ws ‘ : An extremely important event ae mi * | é coming right at the very begin- Wool D ress Goods : ) f ASX ay, 4 ning of the season! The low price is : Sak TO na : 4 “ye AY VL in ’ a) ar | ! a © “¢ : . {hs ; Bf . . . . ; ; ‘ a. : s a * sent ‘ ~ cf . ey Fe 4 : 4 : ee " oe Rr oe rt a ~ rit zt -* on Recommendations i ian . Men's $20 Blue Serge Suits parereity of enieh Prot“ © Men's $30 Two-Pants Sports Suits 16.75 f ROTA te tS. Men's Genuine Gabardine Coats___12.90 oe fedister this week, to Men's $5 Blue Serge Pants = =—sss-2..45 pwhat assistance ix needed by Men's 2.50 Work Pants ______ 1,35 we wy hears thes can give Men's 1.50 Pongee Shirts how many hours thev can give employment, and their qual- Men's $1 White Shirts The committee is seeking Saini eo illic Ble positions for these students Men's $8 Crepe de Chine, Also Jersey offices ee on ote yw ba Silk Shirts . pies 3.95 oteis as n } erks, ' ' : orice. postoffice, public Men’s and Boys 19¢ Union Suits. _39¢ : and business a a Men's Boston or Paris Garters_- aiso is ] 0 ' cont students in homes in Men's 15¢ Cotton SOx. ----- End as companions, gov- Boys’ $1 Percale Blouses sework for. ' : we vind board, Tome em. Men's Fire and Police Suspenders __19c also is being sought formen Men’s 2,90 Gabardine Caps______1.25 wae can serve as part-time | wen’s $3 Sample Felt Hats. __ 1.90 and yard men. Committees on Recommenda- Men’s Genuine Mater will extend its work to- | ng positions for graduates Finck’s Overalls : a suniversity in business offices, DOUBLE EAGLE STAMPS hing positions for those who . — ; ted. The ald of the Al!- af a pe of the Yniversity will be en-. uw to make’ known their needs for ped people. ¢ ” }: v c oe Sipseneep a. Finkel TANun ave ae MEOR, Ont., Sept. 21.—Seven ‘ ” was J =~ warthouses were sealed up Eighth and Franklin Pe ones Eek... 0 conducted the big- ald ever made on the |. Officera said the stocks af- : ” : Sa amounted t6 636.426 pints of Coughs that hang on are exasperating and ale. The brewing comna- and dangerous. Nos. 3 and 50 quickly with plants in Windsor, Petit relieve ech coughs and remove the is and Ford, are charced with vio- underlying cause. A safe—pleasant— ing a section of the Ontario tem- | effective Homoeopathic treatment. ce act which provides that LUYTIES PHARMACY 913 Locast $t. fmon carriers and export com-,| les must “keep accurate recor s | all shipments.” =F WuRLIZER or.3 Days More This Amazing Offer! FRIDAY SATURDAY PATA IT as HN sdb siad sh = 7 rryey pling to # recent survey by ‘he Boys’ All-Wool Blue Serge Suits. __ 6.35 due to the tremendous purchasin $4.50 to $7.50 Dress Goods 4 I8 of power of our combined stores, as well enh tices et a eerie cae as to certain favorable market con- iil } its oOo 54- . ] ’ no 7 . apkdgne: heavy ‘ite ceattlen oat aetinion ditions prevailing at time orders were 3 ‘nN a good color assortment, lengths 14% to placed. The garments are fresh and new, made in the most eG we badeee cid advanced Autumn rodels—fashioned of the season's $2.25 French Serge $2.50 Sport Skirting choicest fabrics. : - »4-inch fine all-wool double B4. ll-w yru- warp, close twill, good weight Se sa ee THE COATS— : ila ; ‘ nella and flannel, in atripes ol Burts OT dresses. In and checks; Nght or dark Made of Bolivia, Velour, Suedine, Herringbone, Normandie . . . " Plain or Plaid Back Mannish Fabrics i =" $7 49 THE SUITS— black Spars Made of Velour, es See de Luine, Tricotine P= nin er " Hiei ws obNlbad MASA LL ebad he, wy _— 4yet " bt PAM dedi | i Nabbe ¥ Bint as + } meer heteasesal Poh ng | 4 y ; a. Car Sa ya eers! SS al ’ | lal *) abe. sabdl “er nd j ff 36-Inch Storm Serge oes All-wool double warp, close 24-inch Wool Tricotine twill Serge, correct dress “ine all-wool, double ware weight, specially desirable for Tricotine, close twill, good weight for suits or dresses in wre " Tj “ vii iit + eed ly ald T nertny Hy 1 Gres o 3 oe be e8 and Potret Twill children’s school garments, in the navy ' wate bce THE DRESSES— Fall ey brown or PREROS. 2 +. + = + + Ey Made of Canton Crepe, Crepe-Back Satin, Poiret Twill, $2.25 ‘Tweed Suiting = . cae | Crepe Romaine, Tricotine, Georgette, Satin Crepe, . Brocaded Silks and Novelty Weaves (Second Fi ACT 1’ ts eh tb deee un rans bid bbead) I i ee Se i eM Be ee ie es ele Sere ee oe ee ee ee ee A . i heh bd 4) ‘abe — se 54-inch fine all-wool Suiting, good weight for coats, suits or knickers, in gray, blue, tan or brown — A AE I LE TIE te aE Ty, ae ame OC I NA mE RRR Re CI NCR NA AI SF IMR oe ae a ae “a ~ - ' ° i ss , . ) : abe ~ Biller ntse ont —S wey mi (Main Floor mixtures ; — Nugents.) ee eee DT Pe Perc, Ge ———— — a AM anso43 m pa A HOME. NEEDS New F all F ootwear $1.50 to $2 Silks i $4.95 to $5.95 Fall $8.50 Electric Heaters Millinery oe $ 4. 5 $1.69 Printed Radium Silks and Foulards, 36 $6, $7 and $8 ° inches wide eee $1.75 Knitted Crepe in black, henna and red.. $1.69 Chiffon Taffeta in light colors, 36 inches ~ : ' ———E Silk velvet... ..cesec0 . 9 Boys’ 2-Pants Suits Woolen mixtures, tn smart- tailored models. Both pairs of ants lined. Gray, green, rown and. dark shades. Sizes 7 to 16.. . Bleached Sheeting Remnants 72-inch and 61-inch widths. eee om 294¢ Unbleached Muslin 86-Inch good quality 114 muslin, cut from plece. C 19c White Domet Flannel 27-inch plain white Domet Fiannel tn a good weight; well double fleeced ee eee eeaeneneaeee 56 Wide Muslin 40-tnch goog auality un- dieached Muslin, cut 124 Tréem ‘Wesed. «.ch eect ban 0 Wide Pillow Tubing Special 45-inch Indian, Wear Well and other nationally known brands, Cut from 27kc A wonderful seleetion ef wide all Hats in panne, paon, yones velvet an = Choose From 14 Styles of $1.50 Black Satin Messaline, 36 inches wide... the Most-Wanted Foot. $1.50 Silk Poplin in tan and taupe, 40 inches s! peasy 2?! yf wide we scesp econ Beas aneie, High! ee ce wear for Fall Wear ; ‘ Spe- aa : a ip All these Shoes have been $1.50 Black Crepe de Chine, 40 inches wide. .. —-- : made to our own specfica- $2.00 Taupe Dress Satin, 40 inches wide......« tions and bear our: name, which assures quality. In- Silk and Wool Canton $5.98 Silk Duvetyn . “za cluded are: Black kid and 89 and 40 inch Duvetyn, in aran- . sd Ba. satin two-straps, patent Crepe new shades of brown, toast, tan, ah wee) | leather with beige suede 40-inch Crepe, in black, 40m blue, American beauty, ts, Rete combination Oxford, mahog- brown, gray, A9 each, navy complete with 4 ) any calfskin lace Oxford navy * Be : : $ A5 cord an‘ : ; , ° honey dew . plu. Ene- | & ae ' patent leather one-strap and ——— | and $2.98 - . . beige combination, black kid toast... Jssed as . black —— one-strap, tan calfskin lace ° @ $16.50 50- r Sets 2) ; Oxford, patent leather beige $3.98 Satin Canton Tan Pongee Silk eB Beaut!- a, . combination Oxford, black | 33 inches kid lace Oxford, brown kid , J w h r lace Oxford, black kid Sean wd ] wide. Oxford, patent leather one- strap with the wanted heels. a NE ey ‘ (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) N (Main nage ) a——, Cee ee ee ee ee a nn ne SS@E.8 8 8 | le Women’s Dressing - Sacques Of itndigo or light-ground percales, with neat figures or stripes. Regular and 65 extra mizes.....ccsccedes ° Cc Girls’ $1.89 Gingham Aprons onlin, linone and claabenn izes 7 to 12. . Slightly sofled Odds and Ends of Girls’ Summer Dresses Of organdie, Swiss, tissue ‘esham anc joy2. aa, ull sirkts an eep C Regular person serv- 2) ore 1 a 45c Pillowcases *|{ | $1.70 Sheets —|{ $4.50 Table Damask | $4.50 Napkins gg og gee F ggnee yp ape 81x90-inch bleached seam- 72-inch extra fine all-linen 22x22-in. half-linen Napkins, dish, all size plates, and . $8 ose-band-at-hip effect. 8 $10.00 4 . F. 4 > ACTOR O. B. FACT MONTHLY tally guaranteed, 88-Note Player-Piano at this sensa- Price, Equipped with all the most up-to-date features, a posing device, sustaining pedal and expression , bal in appearance and construction to Players sell- ‘Mewaere for $200 more. | $5 Fringed Net Curtains ee _ | R 9x12 Axminster Rugs e ’ $1 & $1.25 Aluminumware ugs An excel- $ 34 1 Curtains ha Friden’s hi 95 $1.50 to $3 Corse} es, Standard makers’ etc. Medium-Walent materials boned with mightybone, Well reinforced. Sizes a - o a tt oo == om lent assort- Selling ment of patterns and color combina- Three beautiful designs, heavy quality tions, silky high pile, suitable for casement nets with four-inch bullion living room or dining room. fringe with black heading. $2.50 Ruffled Voile $3 and $3.75 + , ™ $25 Seamless Brussels 6x9-Ft. Smith’s Cities Lace Curtains Rugs Axminster Rugs ; : lit A splendid lot re we 225 ant quality | miet net, Scotch net and Not- 8x12 ft. handsome Rugs, Or- Splendid Rugs for small par- ood pairs e€1eg fental and small allover de- ae ja reception halls, newest Voile Curtains, neatly hem- tingham weaves, also fringed rns signs, made with the loop 9 Oriental S stitched; average length. net Curtains, beautiful patte in white nap, | ; patterns Complete 85 $ 44 4 of high-grade metal, highly very | and attractive aie ee e cream and . polished; water palis, teaketties, dish- service- —_——__. colorings Arabian pans, fry pans, 3-piece saucepan sets, able ° backs; pair. cake color; pair.....-. tubed cake pans, coffeepota, preserve - . r—Nugents.) kettles, colanders, covered roast (Third Floor Nugents.) (Third leo J ao. Mnnpey §9¢ wias a | [ $3.50 to BASEMENT fee Percola- $3.75 . size, in Cae Wool Bs Scarfs ’ — —_ . , \ t Comfort Size Cotton > Batt 72x90-Iinch Cotton Batt; made of all fine clean cot- ton; open in one 9 large sheet ...-.ses-+0 ) (Bargain Basement.) New Flannelette Gowns Fine, warmy ortmed and tailored gowns, long @ wel cut. Some embroid. ¢ - F-xtra size, equal quality, $1.26 75c Envelope Chemise Good quality Muslin Chem- ise, with strap shoulder and lace-trimmed. White 49 ORIV .ccatd cameos ee C $1.89 to $2.50 Dress Goods Remnants 5 48 to 54 Inch Dress Gooda, consisting of French serges, wool poplins, velour, $1 4 in plain and plaids.. . $2.98 to $3.98 Dress Goods 64-inch fine, soft, all-wool tricotines and Poiret twills, in lh th hh hhh hhh hhh hhh hh hhh hh bbb hh bh hhh hh hhh hh hh i i i pip ih _peaea RD DA BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAA AAA AAA AAAAAA A A A A A A | ‘7 ryr,rrTr,r,rT,rTrT rT errr eee eee eeereereeereerererererrrrrrrrrrrerer,rfrTrgTT,’??w+.?wT?wT?w? TT 7 7" Dou b > ae brushed, a . ' = ) ) , “ : ‘e B0c Mail Boxes. 1 = | a 7 b : d i. Goo otk... AOC REF Lage of hk: 15 Om Cl Sale , oe Garbage Cans. eee a .50 to $2 ; ¥ ; he, bs eat Secois ‘a th - oq anizes = —_— ; 8 i. in : ov : earance Pj ae. 44¢ ta” 36 and 40 inch widths, con- ile we are pre- Pp sed Pianos and Player- lanos i825, Laree cating, mensalines, oats, ies . in accordance — J. & C. FISCHER Go Joey Mo Ds. ey fille Poplins | WHEELOCK Cuff Set etitncn etanteee eudiite. of GABLER WJ i Sp soft, lustrous finish Poplins, ' ured | BADD 1s Cuff Bet in a range of colors, including at ‘4 ; TARID made various pretty ehades of . | HOWA 69c 3 2 lords and Boots. : AUTOPIANO 902 Baits. excel’ f a : oe te shows tn a STARCK walle ands wana? 4 oe 7 \ ’ eyetet igns | Qcws yelet design: First quality white and flesh Vests, with bulit-up shoulder. Sizes r ‘ey sin.00 Pe 0. LO, THIEBES, ELLINGTON, AEOLIAN ‘silver cloth Slip- a. and Many Others. Dep Open Evenings Inttit £0 O'Clock During This Sale WURLIIZER (Reg. U.S. Pat. Off) PIANOS, ORGANS, HARPS, MUSICAL, INSTRUMENTS a x a 1006 Olive St. ~ -_ - (Between Tenth and Eleventh Streets) ——S_—_——s ee Lt, 1006 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo. A. 8-20 y. send me additional information regarding $265 + Factory Player-Piano. soe: S%\|| 29¢ |} 1000 Suits, Coats, Capes, Fics large No, 2 & : B a (Main Fleer.) . 58 ~- AUNTS SR I First quality flat-knit Tnton Suits, with’ open yaeat. Sinen 24 to 34......,..- Cc Women’s $2.50 Hose Biack and white alt.etit Hose, alixhtiy imperfect tn- grains. Sises 81, ¢ neateon stein Siluaenaai ae ’s 45c and 59c Hose ro Sa one 'y to 11.. . ~—_— ee ee ~ & -* . - $2.00 Wash Bollers, full No. & with heavy copper bottoms and SI 35 strong side Y»andies.. ° Cider Kegs > pend $10 0 sali: $15 Values and $20 Values—All Go Friday ne ae DRAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAS AMEE AAMAS hhh eee eee eee eens nib i ii in noir inririiiririrnrinihiiririiiiri bhi bp niin nina mana ll ii ahh hhh bh Ai i i ip i ph i pp hh ARR RRA A AAR AAA BAA DADA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA, cr aol iy ee ee Pe eS a ent ’ 2 a : . «? . . hoops Tm sah Vig or — At less than cost of materials alone. Come and SAV. Silk-hned tweed Suits eet $2.40 5 Ty hh pong 5 alt ._choice of any tweed Suit in our Basement. Beaded Georgette Dresses—woo! Fire ‘ : 7 . - . ’ . 10-gal , nh om eit t crepe Dresses—silk-lined sport Coats, fine satin Dresses, embroidered velour "15-wal po. ee nite, Copen Wraps, pastel shade Dresses, combination Dresses, tricotine Dresses, serge 15-Za! rs : pa 2 sated te $4.40 7 | 3 95 taffeta Dresses, charmeuse Dresses, crepe knit Dresses. All sizes. All colors 25-ea!. $4.70 Senne oo Y . fer women, misses and juniors. : — — i — ~ ee EE EE DE EE ee Ee . rrfewrerr TT"??? ?T??TTT?TTTTTTTTTT eee Peele eee... LL RL LRA RRA RAR RRR RRR RRR RR RRR RR RRR RRR BR RR RRR ALAR ARK A AREA R AA ‘(Fearth Fleer Annex.) (Fourth Ft.) Ls a | “FP : . " 2 = a EES RE R TREES PERT BBE roe: bo on nn | day "Wt , a BES ELE RE BRR aaaart aes —_ ' . “ +d va! ao B. Lz. . lil ld \ i, - : 7 - 4 , 7 ‘ + Py A ed a yy RE RRR aig

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat THURSD., SEPTEMBER and the Times Combined = “ S¢ enn —— eee SS CO —Ee eR AOE ee A ——— 8 ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - £ ——E Very Superior Qualities Men’s Pure Worsted T'wo-Trouser Suits Specially Priced ‘44 A Super-Value for Super-Quality UITS tailored by the hands of trained hand sewers. The materials are the newest Fall suitings in Fg Sg pee . ae neat, high-class patterns, in stripes and over- wi plaids of fine worsted woolens, which assures ap. most satisfactory service and appearance. — Our special low price of $44 offers you a real fe | eee Qoerner terner —~ Quality Corner ~ | On Locust Street at Sixth —— Fr mg oe - os — Out Funds Belonging to the Greek Orthodox Church. : | ' The troubled affairs over finances | land officers of the Greek Orthodox | ‘Church, 3118 St. Louis avenue, have | jagain led members of that organiza- | ‘tion into court. Circuit Judge Hartmann granted a temporary restraining or- ‘der against seven members of prohibiting them as officers and from poration, acting St. in paying _ National Bank in bank, also named was enjoined from church money. The suit was filed board members by 12 the congregation. -who Louts. out against members charge seized, and that officers will! agree to measures of economy They also asked that a receiver he not appointed during the time of litigs.- | tion to handle the fairs. Karly iin trouble corporation's August the over the office board had of president and secretary, and an injunction was granted to Anastasius president, secretary, D. Pappas, and Basil Kyriagopoulous, allowing them their offices. The trouble the salary of the secretary. The corporation controls property tO reta: 4 valued at $24,000, includine the church building and St. Matthew's Cemetery, 5820 Gravois uvenue. the latte) Valued at $4000 \ schoo] also is conducted in the building ORDER LIMITING I'SE OF OPEN RAIL CARS TO COAL SUSPENDED Shipping of Building Materials, Ore and Stone in Them Now Permitted. Advices received yesterday, the (“ommerce sion at Washington by (. D. Thomas. agent of the commission now stationed in St. Louis, statethat the commission's order, which pet mitted nothing but coal to be car- ried in open top or “gondola” rail road cars, has been suspended anil that building construction material. ore, mine supplies for immediate use and fluxing stone for furnaces may now be hauled in these cars. The new instructions also the orders relative to the carriers sending coal cars to mines subject to classification. Medicines, mine ma- terials, fertilizers and petroleum products are added to the list of materials having prioritv shipment These orders became effective last midnight. HUSBAND SLAYS ANOTHER MAN AT PRAYER MEETING from Interstate (“‘ommis- special cancel Unwritten Law Expected to Be Plea: f Alienation Suit Was fi Pending. the Post-Dispat i} LEXINGTON, Ky Sept. 2 Fy) i | Leaving here vesterday morning for \' Glendale, Ky., ostensibly to effect — ‘reconciliation with his wife, who re- | | sided there, and against whom a di- f lesyal i'vorce suit was pending, S. M, Bond, | tf \C) XK of this city walked into Christ i ; Church at Glendale last night. Where | / - praver meeting was being held, and . 70) shot to death D. FEF. Rider, a mer ; | . | chant of that place, whom he ac-'! | cused of alienating his wife's affec- . tions. The shooting caused excite- \ 617 St. Charles 618 W ashington Special Selling! See Window Display Women’s Smart Fall Footwear NOW—at the very beginning of the season—this event presents the buying ny with important SAVINGS on newest Fall Footwear. In the circle of events—for every occasion, street, dress or semi-dress wear—these authentic fashions meet every requirement. Satins _ Patents Including” Tan Calf Brown Kid Black Kid Combinations All are smart styles for fashionable women. All the favorite styles and heel heights. Plan to at- tend tomorrow or Saturday while complete size range is available in all styles. See window dis- play of all the styles at $6. et Brandt's Hosiery, to match, $1.95, $2.25 and $2.95 3 5D Hats at. . ity ¢’seamless. unbleached, round thread Sheeting: full bolts; per yard All-Wool C ’ ; 200 value _ ¢ ‘ ./ 7. ul , = $. 1) « . ; Soft draped effects of Lyon wool granite, and Panne velvet. trimmed with weave Crepe. for novelty fancy feathers, ostrich suits and dresses; , . ' tur- ornaments or jet pins. Black navy. brown, DuF gundy; sponged and brown, navy, purple, etc. shrunk: a yard.... *-yard-wide W hite Satin Table Dame- ask. in good table lengths; per Yar@...«:sacosseuee toll brim and hood ef- Stylish New Fall Hats for Girls 98c Che fects, in beaver, plush, : corduroy and felt. Also Yard-wide. all-wool suede-like tams; . black, cream Challies an@ ( oc... o*-. brown, navy, Copen, red, Cashmereés, ary sand, etc. Unusual value. bies’ dresses per - Exchange Your Old Rolls for the Latest “Hits” Brand-New Word Rolls Only $1 Ea. —and we will allow a credit of 50¢ for an old roll against the purchase of a new one. Mill remnants yard- wide all-wool French Serges, in $1.95 Canton Yard-wide, lustrous, soft-finish ais. , : ; . on The Following Latest Song and Dance Hits to conve ty | ° and leading Fall Select From: shades: per yard.. Georgette Dreamy Hawaii Virginia Mississippi Cradle, Cry Baby Blues When the Sun Goes Down on Lonesome Pine . > . . . Seotch ¢ Little Girl Beautiful California Sunshine and You fy *, 3 Bring in your old rolls tomorrow, get the advantage of complete pert, Gee selection. ~ at “oe 39c Silk Yard-wide silk and lisle Silk Mull, in gray, green, pium, FRIDAY SHOE BARGAINS , tan. wine, $5.00 Satin Slippers—All Sizes at $2.95 ete: Der Another big lot of patents, tans, chocolate and plain leathers. Oxfords fancy strap styles and brogues. All sizes. Two Lots—$2.95 and "199 Children’s $3.50 & $4 Shoes Well-known St. Louis brands. Tans, Plain blue fast- color Shirting Cheviots. in mil remnants: many to match; S& WOPEs-cccordeew 25c Perce Yard.wide, standard light and dark atents, smoked and plain leathers. styles; good "ng@lish and wide toes: mill lengths; sizes 8% to 2: samples and $1 98 slight seconds, at $2.48 anm@ “OT /™” Be Vard..cccccccecce $1.25 Four-Yard-Wide Linoleum at Large selection of 4-yard-wide Cork Linoleum, Armstrong *, Cook's and Nairn's make, cut from rol'. burlap back (no paper | ee Large selection of Pro-Line Ficor- covering, cut from roll, as many ards as desired; sells regulariy at Sc per square yard: comes in pretty smal: and large block. hard. wood and tile effects. Friday only. square yard ....«.«. | fur-trimmed; $40 value, $14.98 eed ie ee oe back), E and D grade; sells reguiariy at $1.25 square yard; subject to misprint in pattern; sq. yd... 8c and.. CONGOLEUM SQUARES nol $] 915 | Gold Geal Brand Congoleum gs Values to $12.98 | gearentes dee Sie 1] Baie, back tne | Soe Wane 15 a Ruse, a , . . eo Biz 3. bite All-Wool Dresses—All Sizes —— | seconds. special 887) ger of the 618 “the August - elections. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 21, 1922 WUUNTEERS SOUGHT FOR DUTY : : AS “DEPUTIES IN ELECTION geard will Ask for Men of Character and Business or Professional ) standing to Serve. . The Election Board will call for) haracter and business i nal standing, to serve as deputity 4 0 y issioners in the elec & n commissic - electio | Tov. 7. | % tion. N Commissioners, lection oq aoe : precinct € lecti» is. will be placed in about 199 polling places, these being | ts where trouble arose tn} primary, or at recent The duty of the deputy « will be to enforce the of square elec- the precinc mmissioner — in the interest ee will be the first election at} which such deputies have served. | their authorization being by a recent The pay is $5 a day, but Chair- vai Edwards of the Elettion Board | o co - . ; rs. men 35 to 2 years old, t or profes- | ih ic | w t f ' ae a 4vic duty, rather than{b - ’ ee. will entree! 1 he sort of menj)¢ | pe wishes to get x $1.50 65e PRICES REAS . : ° G teed Scrim Draperies i $2.00 Ce Curtains Bit see al stitched and | 30 inch “at : o i eet | Sa CP Si on sale " pair. on gale, 3 HA Broapway Of & MORGAN ST. § O8c_ ¢ ar the dep: shorter or For your ¢

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4 _ Peer ne oe ’ ’ 2 See a a Parr aro ee Be PP ees — | ee - ail : he grey — , a . . CRP me —— - . , : 3 , - . a a . —_ is : _ . . “ ; P - ae _ - > ieee ae a . — — ™ - _- omg + +m a ae 5 a ce ee ee - . | a TE PHURS | Mt 1090 The City Circulation of 4 , i¢ Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000, ST. LOUS POST-DISPATCH ens SOUGHT FOR DUTY | CHARLES W, SHANNON, 51, DIES | DEBATE ON DEBTS EXPECTED {DENIES CONFESSING MURDER |?:°2™= } | : gar rn Rinse epctl —l fa 5 || § “DEPUTIES IN ELECTION | Bachelor Was Said to Have Accumu- | BEF ORE ASSEMBLY OF LEAGUE | ottanoman Charged With ining [eerie confessed because his con- mal pate ae =e ma One Pound of y lated About $250,000. ————_ Deputy Who Arrested Sister | Sclence hurt him. . ™ ¢ . His )will Ask for Men of Character’ Charles N. Shannon, 61 years o14,| PFOposal to Be Made in Resolution Py the Associated Press. ~. nove to Sheriff Troutmann | 5. 1. acs ia — oe ; ff Business or Professional wh : j by Fr iad Says: ' he Associated Press - ca Monee, 0 resided at the Missouri Athletic | ench Representative | BARTLESVILLE, OK., Sept. 21.—j} “Wire the sherif j NEW YORK, Sept. 21—The odor — Standing Association Sheriff at Bartlesville | a | ' ” Board will call for | 1 and who was sales man-/| pz, ,,, - ; a jthat you have got the man wh: of liquor from the seagoing tug Jes- beneficial purposes— ve on ager of the Smith & Davis Manuf: | she sociated Pregs terday to the Sheriff at Independ- killed Curlev She “a , sica lL. M. Kehoe, penetrating the | s. or oe men 35 to 50 years old, ‘ ac- NE v . Sept. 27 The antici. emcee, Kan., that he killed Curley | a , he pard for pinching noes e th es, property taxes, . | turing Co., died at 1:30 p. vester- | me ne im Rartilesvill se | Hy sister, Mrs. Minnie White. My | "OSes Of the crew of the U nited | , similar us¢s—come - aster and business or profes- ’ p. m. ea § pated debate on the effect of the Shepard in artiesville, last May 21. ‘conscience hurts me. I will ; ith - States revenue cutter Newberry to-. dignified loan sery. “waending, to serve as deputy day at St. John’s Hospital from in- | “inter-allied” or “inter go t was made here last night by Frank | oyt papers.”’ Mre. White ihr 4 Gay led to the selsure of the tug, ° —gtar ; , : ay ; . *r-government- | \icti tay 1e! ‘ at legal interest rates, on O° hd Tr the lac. testinal trouble. He had been 111} al’ debts on t} , , mgertern 0d oe. 7 Sheriff in connection with the killin the arrest of its crew of 13 and the * pur loan, cither on a ¢ commissioners in 1e@ ee more then a ya : ; 1¢@ world’s disordered Henderson. McJimsey was brought Mrs. Minnie W} Ss. confiscation of Scotch and rye whis i! gt ux : ' « sear. economic : . ‘ andl an op _ i) Lite, according to : oc - | : $50.00 up. on 4. | ; Re ered & belietes nae s A pee © system, before the assem- | "ere a, ee from In- ja Bartlesville dispatch. was taken Ky with a bootleg value of almost r. "Deputy election commissioners. : , So 4 ieior and is said by y of the League of Nations soon is dependence and placed in the county into custody by Shepard on a char $200,000. : = a ‘ ority over precinct election . his business associates to have aec-'! the déminating topic of the day jail. of drunkenness shortly before + Federal authorities asserted the. "i" Ad. z GENBER - , will be placed In about 190 pc UmMmulated about $: °50. 000. Hie was | here. The debat A a’ ae i : : was killed. . . catch, which included 2112 cases of ' X. AN ° 618 olling plac es. these being c adhe ‘is 3 is proposed in a By ne Aes : ed } reag ae hi h-grad tuff in . 3 + od RYN: Pp with Smith & Davis for 320 vears. He! resolutic INDEPENDENCE = ae = —n-grade stuff, was the most valu- Ps| ; —- where trouble arose in | nm which De Jouvenil, rep- i. ws + Kan., Sept, 21 adle made in thi : 300 Cc S i i AGN ETI pe precincts is the third office ese ——- Frank McJimsey, now in the Stages of the Rivers. 2 ug port since the " oy Ned ee ugust primary, or at recent rof that company | resenting France, wil! Present today ee im ta eighteenth amendment be ‘e we * Montgomery County jail here, has! Pittsburg, 6.9 feet, fall .1: Cincin- . ¢e.¢4. . BECAME CF- | "fall 1; Cincin- | fective. Customs inspectors said OK DELICIOUS FLAVOUR | i h 7 as l Jun ] ja § ‘ . all ; BAKEWEL! . Louisville, &.8 no | they learned the tug had met an : sners will be to oe 7 damath #8. Jones, president, died Aug | The fact that at Robert Cecil in| or Curley Shepard, a deputy sheriff hange: Cairo 9° fall ran) , in the interest of square elec- | 24, 1921, and Clarence J. Curby, who! his report to the c of Bartlesville. Ok Sheriff W. F ~ ee Newest Fall costume, sports and tailored models of Crepe ——__—_— ng oe me 4b ov or dom district. Me aa BR } de Chines and Georgettes. Extraordinary values. In beaded effects, allover printed motifs; with new sleeves and neck- samples, 18x27 | ‘ . oun e.2 me tak Dia d Special to Chi d true . ° . : hd tS P ee oma I ss Fur-Trimmed lines, richest new shades. | SUITS _£ es Very Low at New Slip-On Man-Tailored Skirts | $ 19 | el“ Sweaters In Smartest Fall Fabrics Of Fiber and Wool New long lined, fur trim- med and tailored types. Em- $ $ IS $ IS $ IS broidered, boxcoat and 98 bloused hip-length models. . Panvelaine, Poiret Twill, tri- —4 , ‘Ticket Ofien, 328 N. Broadway Minas cotines, ey Oe ve- | sail Tailored straightlines in novelty checks and plaids with lour. Trimm th squir- ne In various new weaves and on ae Building, ood ond Ot atte, Se Lows Mo. wns new pockets and button trimmings—plaited models of Pru- rel, beaver and wolf. Silk | new colors and combinations, nellas, with eponge stripes or plain—with dark ever-plaits lined; all the new colors! _Z, on and Tuxedo models of and gayly colored stripes. Also twills, and novelty cloths. os \\ve \ rT \\ \ ee ee ee rene re eee

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THURSDAY, :. a THURSD 1% d. SEPTEMBER 71. 19 © = PTEMBER *' The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democraj and the Times Combine =. , co exrremsl i we leans. Brigadier-Gene: N.. retired, Wash- New Or d Military Order of the = T. Cowte, ior or commander in T. Spear of St. Louis, Cape. meni 10 Lea Perot of Philadeiphia, Ge >) ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ———— —== =~ Pingerprint System Wanted. postoffice thefts was asked for y** conference, President W. J Jackson Skiardin for alleged fraud in connec- | , the stock and then went tnto bank- -—-The ne . P air 4 = rote shop craft tion with the sale of $350,000 worth | ruptey. . World ar, tn tts biennial con- t-Commander H. H. | 4 the Asrocwicd Pires terday in a resolution adopted ty of the C. & a tea SO of Liberty Texas Oil Co. stock in P rete 4 vention resterday. elected these off!- tT. Archer of San Francises, ‘SAN FRA — ‘0 © pt . 21 A the National Pestaenery Associa- representat.ves er ..¢. the Pittsburg region. The Govern-. World War Order Elects Officers. cers: Maitor-General George H. Cc. Walton of Richmond, Va, » 4 a —In Nearl Eve gerprint identification system for tion in convention here ec. & &. 6. oom ._ ment charged that the defendants Ey the Associated Prpes Harries of Chicago and Washington, “general. te al. P. + | Capt. J. R. Orndortt of Baltiman @g staff inclu¢ : as effice employes for checking ah oer Se PR ps nize any former em! ye “3 organized the company fn 1918. sold ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. Sept. 21. commander in chief; Rear Admira! C, & E. |. OFFICERS REFUSE TO = tne service su any rights on t is Leaves the Si ga CONFER with STRIKERS’ AGENTS so: negotiate or ai me committee the qu Se een REREEY COPOWERG | 5 no. as Mecoguing Men Who! the mechanical strike ee | First National Bank Toilet Talks Left July 1 as Having Rights ne lle lence at Tata i mus do 2" ‘ i siVita er , 2 - ' . St. Lewis. Mo. tA simple method for completely re on Railway.” & “" : ve 2 every trans ° of aif oF uzz my : . rion ana : >| diet a 7 $0 ing t f (ifticers >” the ' Hicagko A Fastern . . - - > y ort r *“) iced ; | a ~ . ——— ~ * Sere given This is pai io! less and employes. " : meee -A02 a : . Illinois Railway have refused tO railroad has replaced ) per « Ee Sy N Fil a = Dear Sirs: : ¢ ’ . C A ‘ : wt é ; : a ' wal'v as) sale treatment wi !! banish . , t was s Enclosed find $2.00. P wn stubborn growths. To remove meet representatives ef the striking the men who struck, ° j rs, make a thick paste with some | .mpioyes of the system to consider "OW regards the — 517-519 WASHINGTON AV. ' wdered delatone and water, spread for sarn¢e on My Savings acc settlement of the shop crafts strike ; i are Z 3 s wn hairy eurtace ana after about two ' ol Stock Frand Alleged. ’ . : ; bs $ é inutes rub off, wash the skin and it was announced yesterday at the : 7 Zs : ; Gent! ur bi nutes “ he : 2 pi = ; — ata Preas ei > a emen, yo 4 . 1 ioffices here of 8S. 8 Huffman, as- *»~ adil = [Ns if \s Sept. ) rats : $37.50, $35, $30 and $27.50 Coats and Dresses ete, iS Bey Lf ste Work Are ? C Melot “ -) $25, $22.50, $20 and $15 Coats and Dresses BE f sp NSE OP ae Hw #5 Ve Cee me 9 Tries «= «= Saxophone without fe el med Hats of — Lyons Velve: Beautiful Suits in the season’s newalt ™ And if the ~} $1 15 styles and patterns. Sport modelsig 9m tion give th¢ the popular check and stripe effeete Mme ‘“*°** ** Dee’ A . . _—— wp your stre suitable for youths. Excellent cass me 6fellows who ¢ Week meres and flannels in form-fitting ~ | life are no str , models for young men. Blue and pens, hence © Terms Tae b shadow-atri teds % | lets are rong Anyone Can servative styles for men. : ike. pie. ¢ = egzs si features. at oad tablets k«'¥* gg o erdinary Extra Pants to match . | , _ eon Sekt . ne W eect many of these Suits at $4 5) cent box o:-begturers can af . me in an beer. Table a are in demand. + 4 i — your earning =F | yeureelf pep- 2 Te eng Panne Veivet Duvetyne Kiki Cloth Metallic Cloth Combinations Many are “copies” of far higher- priced Paris and New York inspired styles. Men's and Young Men's Young Men's All-Weel Men's and Veung Men ™ . NEW FALL SUITS || NEW FALL SUITS || FINE FALL SUITS# = | And Other Large Dress Shapes (Second Floor.) Chiffon Silk Hose 200 pairs—a special purchase just received! All fine quality FULL FASHIONED chiffon silk Hose, in the most wanted shades of black, slate and fawn. Have lisle tops, soles and heels, assur- ing utmost service. Specially priced, pair First Floor Smart a in Satin Strap wo-StrapPumps = Pumps BOYS’ $6.00 SCHOOL SUITS BUY NOW—BUY TOMORROW ) cS. ee os 95 IN THIS RECORD-BREAKING SALE Le Think of ft! At the Very Beguming : | cessimeren am& Geetches. Wununeits wee Men's and Young ee 4 of the Season—When Prices Are and pee sarteent le sewed. Come in the newest Fall styles GENUINE ° Ht © Uj | ° 0 | z i ° t | ° 0 ° 0 | ° : < < ‘ ; “Skythigh” Everywhere— n all sizes from 6 to lv years. A wonderful value. . | . We Otter amin cae RAINCOATS | ° 0 | o 0 | D 0 | So 0 | ° 0 =| i i -omme $ § =?" *, 48? = | ied ' ’ are . - Stk Plush Coats * 2 a a 4 ee : Two-Pants Suits i Far- rimmed Coats e = lend? sy Bolivia Coats ns a, Ea oe WE visrators == = Velour Coats 2 = 5 chal on 3 vate. ogee etacatoe gall | HEATING PADS ‘= Far Fabric Coats coo | ther. All pacterns Coats eral shades of tan. Come . rom to i¢ year i an@ both beits end convertible collars. ome ‘ - . Silk Canton Dresses riday. pairs of knickers fully itmed and sleeve linings of sik Ip ae HEATERS Id cal for Basement z | home tse.... Side-Draped Dresses - ae a : BOYS’ RAINCOAT OUTFITS ¢ 95 aes : - Rainy-Day Se isting ef rainc ah " &§ meg og FH TAN AND GRAL Cutlery in full-length style Absolutely waterproof. Aili = < Pi ‘ ; , . , : a ms School Keickers : | SCISSORS |= 19c a i — The Vogue for Early Fall Attractivel y Priced at coating with "eaber Afi-weei bdise errce in -aegeimeres and chevrtots, length medels in straigh i middy ané@ Olfver Twist im meat dark patternsand | Styies. All sizes. In Our } : = 4 corduroy styles. Neatiy trimmed. colorings. Come tm sizes | ima Basement. an a ears penta. fives Ste 8 years Stree 3 to S years. frem 8 to 18 years. $1 and $1.25 values; $4.00 Values Patent, Black. DB Suede Trimmed. Z 6 5 Black Satin, = Sued MEN’S NEW FALL PANTS ray. $3.00 All-Wool . NOTE! awe Plat PANTS PANTS PANTS Ble Serges |i AD. ca Oo any an, ne SALE WILL; @ Vane | WA $4.95 $ | | <a HAIR CLIPPERS, No. 0 size START | HNL? Ot L— aa 7 SH BS O’CcLOcK] is Ratt: i = bardest kind wear In our saving Brocade Trimmed. Fashionable black satin Pumps at this surprising re- duction. Smartly fashioned and expertly made. Have poe ered 2-inch Louis, 1% Junior Leuis and ata Cuben heels. Sires 2% to 8 fn each style. : : : : | i (Budway } " Fy. - f. 4, ,: wi a a me il sg 3 .. igo ye

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Y, ER 21, 1992, ns, Brigadier- -Generay of St. Louis, Capt. R of Philadelphia, of San Francisco, of Richmond, Va. R. Orndorft of Baltimore \\ : UIT the season’s newest is. Sport models in r and stripe effects is. Excellent cassi- els in form-fitting g men. Blue and ipe worsteds in con- yr men. is to match se Suits at $4 — peeds a lot his bulk wit! ] 7 5 And if the : . ms and Young Men's E FALL SUITS 23 Ciub checks! Pail ‘s and Young Men's INE GABARDINE AINCOATS 00 imported gabardine In seer- les of tan. Come with full l convertible collars. ° vé linings of silk. In our Basement. ‘s and Young Men's IN AND GRAY ao 79 ; f + a _¢ -_-— : / /, ” aot es 7 ‘i wg ein eet ee i es , . o—— : 7----- — + ‘ POF eS ee E es ‘RSD AY ; Cpepresmer 21. 192° eo Se a The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and a ee ae tt @ ln Nearly Every Day’s Mail ee ae a First Sm Bank, he iyi $t. Louis, Mo. . Dear Sirs: Enclosed find $2.00. Please give me credit for same on my savings account. Gentlemen, your big bank may not want to be bothered with such small amounts as I send _ in, but if you will accept my little business I shall be proud. I think I can save from $2.00 to $5.00 a week and by steady saving once a week I will have a good account in a year or so. Very truly yours, + ~ “May not want to be bothered with such small amounts!” ~ —on the contrary, we think so much of such custom- . ers that we print this letter in full. This is the “Spirit of Saving.” There are thousands of St. Louisans who are imbued with this spirit who _ are steadily saving at this large NATIONAL BANK. Come in with any amount and join ‘our large family of savers who are building for their future. of om, FIRST NATIONAL BAW tere er ine! The salaries of the etroactive to last Jan- wv The Big FeO he. Work Are ? Mi with, one 0” C ciod N APPROVE CO - EDUCATION _IN Tablets sn. Saxophone CITY HIGH SCHOOLS without fea -——— ——- c ontinued From Preceding Page. tion give th them and with their lipsticks thes eos - fe A end up looking a fright. 1 don't your Ww think we need a uniform, but a sen- ym who . eek sible dress for girls. I asked a gir! . are no o~ . who used to go to high'school in St. pols, hence 8: Terms That na seinen talehimatinad : Louis how she was progressing now . are really Anyone Can “tes . a ls . “a a iat she is going to Kirkwood High. to om Easily Pay “Oh,” she said, ‘I'm passing: it’s not like, pie, ¢ . ' | a | the fashion to fail there’.”’ Questionnaire Keplies. The auestionnaire replies, read hy Mr... Windsor, showed that Louis- ville, Ky., and New Orleans, T.a.. are committed to segregated high schools. The followine cities have co-education: Los Angeles, Cal.: Dallas. Tex.: Cleveland, Salt Lake City, Utah; Cincinnati, Minnéapolis, Minn.: Detroit, Hartford, Conn. These oth-- "athletic Goods Profit by the Savings Offered on These Electric Toasters And Other Appliances 95 $5.00 $ Value We are offering 72°’ of these turn-over style Toasters at the above special price. These . Toasters hold two slices of * toast and the toast can be turned without being touched. = 3 . Each one is complete with es ea » cord and plug. An ideal gift. "ELECTRIC IRON $520 Son?’*'".......... $4.25 CURLING IRON o7m?''s!............ $3.95 ney orl $3.95 HEATING PADS fitutcea 2°"... $5.00 eggs or sablete ke features, at t over ordinary tomfortab!. the Wurlitzer eent box oj-beginners can s of any me in an hour. are in demand. ‘your earning yourself pop- ‘ will enjoy \ with your the even- The Store ‘ for Gifts Ideal for HEATERS DE MDE ss tcebscocces pebevosecces $5.00 utlery Specials ‘SCISSORS | _ and Shears » $l and $1.25 values; specially priced at G KNIVES, assorted sizes, high-grade steel KNIVES, for cutting bread, serrated edge. .48c KNIVES, nonstaining steel, for — use. .$1 OPENERS; cut easy, leave smooth edge......... 50c CLIPPERS, No. 0 size; special at..... ie Cu $1.4" il Boxes =. 2/2 Regular 50c value. * Mail Orders Promptly *\_ ‘ a vas.00 $25.00 $25.00 4 vv v.V,7, ye’ tt Vv fk 4 aA $25.00 eee ee er eet ase a ———- ee —— the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. “ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee — = ‘COURT ALLOWS MAN $120 FOR _ WHISKY HE GOT FOR W. T. EGAN’ Another Claim of $1180 for Money Given to Slain Politic ‘lan for Safe- keeping Also Approved. Two claims. totaling $1390, against the estate of William T. Egan, for- mer Constable and Democratic City , Committeeman. who was murdered | by enemy gangsters Oct.\ 31. last, were allowed in the Probate Court today. Martin Hyland of 2718 North Eu- clid avenue, a Third street commis- sion merchant, was allowed $1180 Which, he said, he gave Egan for ‘Sufekeeping Jan. 15, 1920. John srennan was allowed $120 which he said Egan owed him for whisky which he obtained for Egan last September State Senator Michael Kinney, related to Egan through marriage, testified in support of tiviand’s claim. ACCIDENTAL BLOW WITH GOLF STICK FATAL TO YOUNG WOMAN Victim Had Ste ened Behind Man Who Was Swinging Driver Over Shoulder. By the Associated Press. RACINE, Wis., Sent 2 ALiss Evelyn Calnan, De Pere, Wis., is i'dead as the result of an accidental blow with a golf stick. AUan Simp- son, an assistant District-Attorney, Was explaining how to drive to a number of feminine devotees of the game, when-Miss Calnan stepped he hind him just as he lifted the driver in its backward arc over his shoul- der The club struck the yvoung woman ‘just back of the ear She died a ‘few minutes later ’ ee — — ee NEW YORK CITY BANKS MERGED '-Bv the Associated Preas. "Y YORK. Sept. 21.—The Bank | “k, founded by Alexander | tbe New York Life | t Co., two of the | Rewegerenereusernerese ? tions in the *lly consoli- same of > The Mos = om 4 AX | > 4 hn TL) ik —-~ % i 1 a G 4 rN ©. 4 *. 4 —s ® Queen This handsome 8S ® and always prop The buffet is lal room for silver { trated. New styl seated chairs a amples of the == e v a® CO * | wv RA = % ® o. — » » 4 — © v Just 83 Fall Suits In tricotines — Potret twills and fur trim- med velours and yalamas. All sam. P ples — mostly amall sizes—a few 408 424 \ 2nd 44s included. f ' | the Gulf Coast lines between Sarita | ‘and Armstrong, and north of Ray mondville are flooded. ADVERTISEMENT. There is Strength in | Every Tablet of This ‘Newer Form of Iron SRMDte One dose often helps com- mence to enrich yeur biood and revitalize your wornout exhausted nerves it ig a newer form of iron, like the fron in your blood and It is 80 prepared that it will for almest {mmediate absorp- tion and aesimulation by the not strong or weil you owe it ° te yourself to make the follow- | Strawberries, Almonds, tired. Next take two five form of iron — three times strength again and see how much you have gained. NOTE — The manufacturers of this newer PECAN-FILLED DATES ferm of iren known as Nuxated Iron are thor- eughly reliable: since its introduction it has , reached the sapondene cote of over | , finest quality pecans. 4,000,000 | used and oa thehly mdrnacneme | ed by nee 5. Senators, Members of oe we tre Judges of U.S. Ceurts and many physicians. We are priced for this sale.) able to guarantee that if yeu de net obtain al! and even greater results than you expect from Nuxated Iron the menufacturers will Judge & Dolph PDruec Co., Waolfl-Wilsen | rue Co.. Enderle Drug Co., Keiffer Drug | baked to the Queen’s taste, this splen peti three-layer cake, . 58c Each de stanteie bakery Co.. Johnson Bros, Druze Co... Famous- | ‘Barr ‘Co. and Gelnest Deer Ga. tningled with an abundance x : rr like the tron in spinach. | x ry ae Friday Specials trbihestemach, it ered || | NUT and FRUIT MILK CHOCOLATES 42°Lb. blood while some physicians A rich assortment of choice claim metallic iron .whic! : . Soaks scaly’ take t ant Fruits and Nuts—Glazed Pine- ateorbes at all. if yeu are apple, Cherries, Peaches, ing test: See how lon Og tek or how farevoa cat 'f | nuts, Pecans, Filberts, Cocoa- walk without becoming nut and Brazil Nuts, encased in cream and thickly grain tablets of this newer |§ , Coated with a delicious Milk Chocolate—a luxurious ae dea Giaee tunaie Gar aeeee and palatable confection, offered Friday only at an un- weeks. Then test your — | usually low price. Do not miss this genuine treat. Wholesome, nutritidus eo —big meaty 22¢ Half-Pound promptly refund your money. Chocolate Marshmallow Pecan Layer Cake half-pound boxes only, spec oan y Suen eneseneEucuene ee ' pecans and filled and topped with derful chocolate marshmallow delicacy the most critical hestéas but always.esk for | proud to serve. An exceedingly Blubill | We bake the cakes with the homemade taste. Afternoon shoppers will enjoy our famous Club Sandwich, an incomparable rarebit, at s0c a service. | | | | | — a CLEARANCE SALE| PHONOGRAPHS Standard Makes Reduced as Low as "29 Easy Terms $1 Per Week Victrolas Brunswicks Artophones Ail must go regardless In this sale are the pop- modeise—portabie ma- chines—cabinet and consele models. Phonograph is fully guaran and backed vy , Supertor Service RECORDS OK Records and Q. R. S. Rolls Call Me Back, Pal O'Mine Lonesome TIN Blues Dancing Fool Mamie Smith Bines Just Berause Yon'’re You Why Should I Ory Over You”? _—_—- ——. ——— ne CHATTINCER 1103 OLIVE ST. ARTOPHONES AND OKEH RECORDS ws, JOC Latest I m-« pertal S8-n ote }werd rolls; re wlar price $1 Bridal Couples! Grasp This Golden Opportunity pec oe por ye The Living-Room Sui e Living-Noo te is very distinctive. of substantial construction and is upho stered in high-grade velour and tapestry combination—has th: celebrated Marshall spring-filled, loose-cushion seats and spring back—comprises large Chesterfield arme hair and arm rocker. This Suite is one of the newest shown this season. Pe; Pei pea pad AL : — 2 Ss 2 @ Ak The Dining-Room Suite — nstructed and finished in American walnut. Comes in the Queen Anne period and comprises large-size buffer, 6-foot ex- tension table, china closet, 6 side c airs and 1 armchair with leather seats. Words fail in their effort to describe this magnificent Suite. You must come in and see it. : S ; ry Le cine ong ee =e — Table holstere ! ul Overstuffed Euite fe luxrurio: isly up hy hig ity velour and has the cele brated Marsal § spring-filled ioose- cushion seat construction. Embrace with field. armchair and arm rocker. Compe” ew inch (Chester ane davenport table. Four pieces priced at only mahogany WITH ANY Rugs and and Floorcoverings SELS RUGS— | @x12 AXMINSTER RUGS— ae Rggner a priced | | oy ~ Copeeeeeeer €39 50 have hi ] 2 2a $14.50) cic: orice ...-. €29 @x12 VELVET UGS — | 9x12 C ONGOLEUM ag’ odo Newest design and exce!- SQUtA §. Without or- lently made: | der: swated $8.75 priced at only.. at only «.---- Pep — (QAPITIE charge with every plete three-room soaked oe is of the cCele- trated Univerea! commpheve with polish, handle and Patra especial, 46c, wE NOT C STORES BEA Never before have you been pre- sented with such an amazing oppor- equipped Phonograph will be included without urchase of a comi- utfit at $345 and The Outfit illustrated at includes two rooms and the kitchen— such as dining room, living room and kitchen; bedroom, living room and Remember, only two days remain—act quickly. $345 is—Handsome—Cabinet — Phonostaply— Is Offered F-R-E-E—With Every Purchase of a Beautiful yee constructed of American walnut, of this character. The Bedroom Suite ned by a master artist and skillfully ec constructed by smen——comprises a beautiful bow-end bed, pamel vanity dresser and spacious chifforette. Suite is You'll be proud to own a Suite large size " @7 $1 Weekly Massive Davenette Suite With Tay TS Table Maesively constructed Davenette Suite, upholstered In ex- imitation leather. Armchalr and arm rocker = $ opens — full -«t , Compiete with French leg oe table. veined pen- Se and are cevered in art ti consists of modefn, up-to-the-minute furniture, such as a solidly constructed kitchen cabinet which has many labor-saving devices, a , double-oven stove, a porcelain top table and 2 white enamel! chairs. 19.75 Special! Fally Tufted 1 Cotton Mattresses $ 95 this cabo el eumm=—~- a, « F mt = 7 Lm — ts

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| The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alonc Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Gombined. , THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1 12 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH so SUBORDINATES LONG Hungry? When you are “hungry as a bear’ eat Heinz Spaghetti—ready cook- | ed in adelicious tomato sauce with special cheese. Because when you are hungry you want real food that fills andsatisfies. Heinz Spa- ghetti gives the nourish- ment your body de- » mands. And as for taste “zeverybodyjustlovesit, RESEMBLES COMIC OPERA”: Chairman Volstead Replies to At- ee * - ad _HEINZ Spaghetti * Ready cooked, ready to serve A 7th and Olive Friday Specials Milk and Bitter-Sweet Opera Creams 35c Ib. Jordon Almonds, 22c box Bakery Specials Pineapple Layer Cake 45c each DON'T TRUST TO LUCK In selling meal Boatate; it is eafer to trust it to : % ' : ' | LOVE 10 “OTHER WOMAN’ Woman, 61, Gets Divorce From Husband of 38 Years After Niece Tells Story. By the Aseoclated Press. CHICAGO, Sept. 21. Mrs. Marie Reinert, 61 years old, vesterday ‘subordinated love for her husband of more than 38 years to sympathy for “the other woman" and an un- born child, when she obtained a dli- vorce and $80,000 cash alimony from Matthias Reinert, 65, Chicago realty man. During the hearing. it was dis- closed that Miss Marie Pourgous, the “other woman’’ and Reinert’s niece, is living with a daughter of Mr. and . Mrs. Reinert, Mrs. Reinert ex- pressed her willingness to care for Miss Bourgous and the baby expect- ed in a few weeks. According to the testimony at the hearing, Reinert went to Hurope in September, 1921, and returned last j April. Shortly afterward, Miss Bour- ‘gous arrived from Alsace-Lorraine and asserted that she was soon to be the mother of a child of which her ‘uncle was the father. The Reinerts separated, Mrs. Reinert going to the home of one daughter while Miss Bourgous was cared for at the home of a second | daughter. “DOUGHERTY IMPEACHMENT tacks on House Judiciary ! Committee. By the Associated Press. | WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.—-Im- ‘peachment proceedings against At- | torney-General Daugherty up to the 'present time look ‘‘a good deal like jcomic opera,” Chairman Volstead of the House Judiciary Committee de- \clared yesterday in a statement re- plying to attacks on his committee by Representative Keller, author of the impeachment resolution, S5am- uel Gompers and others. The chairman declared that Keller, when invited to appear before the committee, could not be coaxed to give the “slightest idea of the na- ture of his charges.”’ “This is the only instance I have ‘ever heard of in which a high offi- ,cial of the Government is impeached without someone telling, not only Congress, but the public, all about t.”” Volstead continued. “The only matter that has been suggested to me is the failure to try an indict- ment against some gas company. | “Tam told that the complaint oric- inated in President Taft's adminis- | tration, and that the Gompany ran j}the gauntlet without molestation ;}throughout his administration and ‘the eight years of Wilson's admin-. ‘istration No circumstances have | been calied to my attention that has made that case extra aggrieved at thig time, but if the parties ag- grieved have waited some eight or 10 years through three administra- tions, I cannot blame them for being in a hurry now. EFFECT OF ILLINOIS BONUS By the Associated Press. BLOOMINGTON, Ill., Sept. 21.-—- Oscar E. Carlstrom of Aledo, Il!., ‘ ——— Want Ads. The Most Unusual Line of 1°10 Hats | Will Be Placed on Sale Friday Models Never Shown Before on Display: . Rich black panne Hats, designed with novelty burnt feathers and pompons; smart bow effects. Dozens of Styles on Display in Our Windows black Panne. * ———_—_ Values to $7.50 in Smart Black Hats . Special lot of about 200 stunning Fall Hats—mostly For Friday Only... ..,, one of the five members of the ritt- TRISH POTATO SROP EXPECTED } 92,000,000 bushels above om: pate and 653,000,000 above a nols Tax Commission and executive) 10 EXCEED THAT OF LAST YEAR ererage. board member of the American Le-| ‘“Wetnieie tk Guiade ete ah. avet~| gion, has reported to Department cv, sement by Crop Reporting Sery- *%° Crop, but nave been damaged Commander William R. McCauley ice Indicates Probable Yield of by excessive ralns in New Brunswick 438,398,000 Bushels. and Nova Scotia.” ' ' ‘ that the payment of the Illinols ko ss this: aonnaliaeeinoene nus, which is dependent upon &, VO'®) “> bmEERSON: CITY, Sept. 20. ADVERTISEMENT. | of the people Nov. 7, will increase mh. yrish potato crop in the United | ~ - ; oasmeatiney the State rate of taxation, which !s'States for 1922 is expected to be now 45 mills, only one and one-tenth above the 1921 crop, according to a mills. His figures are based upon & report issued today 7, KE. A. Logan ots sseas P ion of property and Jewell Mayes of the’ Federal- R L, total assessed valuati I p Rimenitua: ABB A go ’ n ot e r sto ry of in Illinois—$4,.261,000,000. State Crop The bond issue proposed ts $55,-| Missouri. The forecast is 438.398.- 000.000 Legion yosts throughout!000 bushels for 1922, as compared \| . the ee Bs, urged by Com-/| With 346,823,000 produced in 1921, sma fingers round | mander McCauley to exert thelr ut- and a five-year average of 385.391,- most energy in the campaign for tae!000, with practically all the potato- : Illinois bonus. growing states showing an increase! @ mother Ss heart ate /over last year, the report states. “On account of too much rain,’’ it ‘ r continues, “the New England pro-'! by Kathleen Norris in duction, largely grown in Maine, will 'be 15.000.000 bushels less than it ' was last vear, and 3,000,000 bushels jless than a five-year average. Other large producers are showing in- ‘creases over last year and are above OCTOBER a five-vear average, except New Jer- sev, Pennsylvania and Michigan. “The mountain states of Montana | and Wyoming, and California on the coast show increases over last year. ; © ‘The potato crop in Missouri, 'Kansas and Nebraska suffered from moO | | excessive drouth, but is larger in the |commercial districts than last year, | owing to an increased acreage. Colo- : 'rado shows a heavy increase over at newsstands llast year, as does Idaho, and both or these states are almost 650 per cent above the five-year avyerag‘ pvoduction. ; “Washington and Oregon are slightly less than average, and Calli- fornia is about the same. “Unless destructive conditions HE Mercantile De- livery Company uses Goodyear Cush- ion Tires on _ three trucks in delivery service, and com- ments highly on the lasting resilience with which they cushion the load and the truck. And now the Goodyear Cush- ion Truck Tire is made with the famous All-Weather Tread for added resilience and posite traction, and with @ pressed-on base for easy and secure application. GOODSYEAR For Sale by Merchants Truck & Tire Co. 1105-1119 N. 12th St. Central 3803 Olive 4954 arise between now and maturity, the national crop of potatoes should be Most efficient of all motors; sleeve valve mote improves with use, no valves to grind—no springs! to weaken, no carbon trouble—no adjustments/ Eight Timken bearings in front axle; easiest o all cars to steer; rear axle of exceptional strength; improved clutch with positive, smooth action. OO OQOOCG ee alee OG Touring ...$1875 $1235 [&& si . ‘a . » e285 B Roadster ,. 1350; 1235 sae I | y ae “a " Lak Telbede Incition Gauge — A vest pocket instrument that locates shert cir- enits, faulty plues. etc.. af . ee will axe last indefi- 90 y ii nitely ADEE. : iit’ dé. —* ' a. errmenat wre? agers Window — A . sary o every Cs mh DASH LAMPS =| crac: kerr on ne | Amt> Ration Nickel-plated, complete with ters: regular “Qe rubber tips, | — — ee | | Cc $1.00 value .. Zhe value Grease ee A don- ble-t ‘ap r- TOWING CABLES | nite be used ste %-inch steel wire ] a screw-type can for Mads of grease or a* an ordi rope. Complcte with loops. nary of] ‘kun. Ree- black About 25 ft. long. uiar $2.00 nickel, Spe- Special price..... $3.75 » value .... $1.29 clal price... ) Body Brace for Fords | Angie bar steel. Prevents board from sagging, fenders $1 ~ Ey of cars... eg if ae shaking loose ars Wash tests, ae c "$1.10 Rubberized ae ; Feet hese." | Robe BK a i | «. a/ * ane - *. WH ELECTRIC IRON $:: CURLING IRON % VIBRATO HEATING PADS HEATERS jin. Polar Cut 5.00 val Cutlery SCISSORS —— eee Gas and Shears \. *% $1 and $1.25 values; speci fi Par G KNIVES, assorted KITCHEN KNIVES, for cut N KNIVES, nonst CAN OP ENERS; cut easy, CLIPPERS, No. 0 si |Mail Boxes » Mail Orders

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| THURSDAY, PTEMBER 21. 1999. ————e Anti- Rattlers Adjustable iv rubber tips. The value * ae Heat-treated and oil. tempered. biwek wickel, Spe- c - ‘ial price . | Brace for Fords — r steel, Ire vents running. Mm suscing, fenders ee WEDGE *" CUSHION ed and tapers to at the back : i- ' Put he season’s newest . Sport models in and stripe effects . Excellent cassi- ls in form-fitting men. Blue and we worsteds in con- y men. - to match e Suits at $4 —————— ‘s and Young Men's .FALL SUITS 23 ipes' Club checks! All the popular new a host }and Young Men's NE GABARDINE INCOATS 00 s of tan. convertible collars. } linings of slik. inc Basement. and Young Men's 1 AND GRAY Mack leatherette: tufts. well padder. = ; - De. with . 1Se . AY. 231, 1922. The City Circulation of [f the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' ‘2 ___|POLICEMEN SENT TO ‘THE STICKS’ ‘%) "ov ¥,WASHINGTON AVENUE AT SEVENTH $29.75 They have five spacious dra hat box, a large com- partment for suits, dresses, etc. Finished in golden oak Convenient Credit Term Bed, Spring and Mattress Ask to see our special Bed Outfit; 2-Inch post steel Bed, Vernis Martin finish; all-rron, sag- less Spring; heavy ca 75 edge cotton Mattress, art ° tick. Complete 1 G === outfit ape 4, Chas. F. Levy, President CHIFFOROBE 16% wers! with a . Value in a Blue Enameled Combination Gas and Coal Range All-biue reelain enamel Combinatton Range, sith high oven and high brolier at a new sensat 2 x POOOOON , a AA a4 0 W.Vv axe my A I TR eS PE Pe reat ae 8 eV Gr Ce fe eR

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tae THURSDAY. gEPTEMBER 21. 1922. F PRETTY TURK = : SEPTEMBE alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat ‘he Times Gombined. 44 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | fhe City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH —— ———— ah | shall do with all their old short ~ | skirts. | “ ee a | an | | ; ' | “I find that girls sometimes leave | home for school looking pretty re- | |spectable, but they must find plenty | | : @ . f | ‘of beauty parlors on the way. They | ar” ’ oe t Pol ; h | ‘have been tucking up the waist} , ai oy ei | mane of their skirts to shorten | for Al] Purr 3 - | Wye . | o : ( ‘ontinued on Next Page. _ ) trans ‘s i ce f } | ‘te Recipe of Sage Nee : 5 | an Ties au Ingcition Gauge — A ‘ea an d S u | Pp hur scure j vest pocket instrument | Vote on Question Is 28 to 21 that locates short cir- me fer : { | 4 enuits, Sy ryone knows that Sage O'Rei Ait An | at Mass Meeting Called by 610-612 last indeti- OOc| Saar ee ere ee conan ‘ ’ | the Women’s Chamber of Washington f; EE 6 be 4 6-0 RD ae al rhs rs ied aatucnt edias anil 4 . | | Avenue Hydrometer — Neces- Win hair when faded, streaked of ; } LE SI EEE TT ‘ o every car to the ha \or & | | Commerce. sary ae coal t me : 2 AMPS ' | ewner; keeps an _ gray: Years ago the only way to, and spina | | je ACKEF, DASH L 11 ee ae bat- ae cg this mixture was to make it at crowd + Aig” Nickel-plated, complete with | (eee egular Sc 2he val which is mussy and trouble- ing fs TION TAKEN y Switcn and Nr a ae_vatue Dy esking at any | Deel ; =f NO AC ~ | SelM i gaits s RAN Nowadays, OY &a ag tae, 1 n- me I : a. aoe re for ‘*Wyeth’s Sage and come - ON DRESS PROBLEM ae WING CABLES Stetuended ene oer- SPR a er Compound, ry you will get a Wyo } ith TO mits it to be used «u* BUM . b ttle of this famous old recipe, | _ inet %4 inch steel wire a screw-type can for 0 Made of % tL, loons, | RFease or as an ordi Henat-treated oved by the addition of other in- his m “We Do Not Want to Rob no | vost ott tons. $3, 75 | ciac $2.00 “$1 DG | wicket. Spe.” Aients, at a small cost. man } = A e Abou ° | cae ie _ cial wait . 7 * stay gray! Try it! No one nece Our Boys and Girls of Special eas — ———-- Don visibly tell that you darkened |son « Body Brace for Angle bar steel. Prevents hair, as it does it so naturally | anot tevenly. You dampen a sponge or Gerk ' Comradeship,” School Of- + el i oo . hes board from sagging, fenders ee . sth ae . Cc - ante . brush with it and draw this, mand ficial Says. An immense collect lon—th*r —$_—_— —_—— gh your hair, taking one small | corne & attract every woman wishing= Wash 6G e Try mf at a time; by morning the gray | ciden attract every Woman wWishine 7 c os ee disappears, and after another ap-| trang ation or two, your hair becomes gtifully dark, glossy and attractive. Stop Slxnal. with bulb | wire «an awiteh. 1.48 . + Co-education in the St. Louis high — Aprons. . . son. ? ii 4. Or out t 1S 1r schools is all right, a mass meeting Robe BS Sd. : ge yy the Women’s Chamber of tit- called by ( z R - so! 75c | ‘g 50, Al Gear-Shift Ex- tension, casils Commerce yesterday decided. Early in the spring, people were WURLITZER | E’S runn.ng the greatest institution in | h- ————— | Bae . 4 H S 4 o. . asking one another whether co-edu- a : 75c Parking Lamps, Auto Creep: Giese. Ct, AR 3s ) OU?) WI € the world, P business = which all ti for boy ind girls of “prep” — “Perko.” nickel- ote led ‘head go EE Fe : . cavuon or OVS. Alt a Ss rep C Ash Trav and ' . hive padde Ne _— > plated. Blige" wae S22. Spor other industry depends the Home. school age was proper, after the Tie 0. Fd « 75¢ le ne. A w 1 9] $2 25 WE . Rome 4.4 u s | Cc a . : . : ; : ; in St. , yulb. 3 ° « Uae qd Farming, manufacturing, transporta- question was raised by this organiza- Olive 4954 ee Fo es c valne "$1.1 9) as cus r ' : tion, all industries, though better equipped tion, which prev iousl) had dec ide d K-P Rim Toolsx—A pone efficient | Whistle. with as leath | n fs t r u m e n $ ; . : : . that the dress of high school girls Rim Tool that instantly locks and un-] pnecessary) *@ and w with machinery and labor-saving dev rices, locks any make of «split rim without | gdapter. tapers toe | 3 , y was too elaborate injury to the tire or rim. | at the oe ier to y i) : bow down before her industry—for the ; Mian ai ae id thet hanpened ~ nate Rha decvcinga tana ° ots 3 Fi safety of the home is the end toward which at the mass meeting, which was : , w . thev wor kk. held in Vandervoort's auditorium ur litzer a, and was attended by about 100 per- } @. Are you giving her the backing she de- sons, chiefly members of the Wom- \s C Mel : ‘serves? She needs equipment, she needs eii’s Chamber of Commerce, follow: ody It was held, by a vote of 28 to 21, to be the sense of the meet ing that co-education is favored in the high schools, which have al- wavs followed that system hers Saxophone Y $1.75 Week Terms That Anyone Can Easily Pay mand capital. Are you supplying it? : @ To open a Mercantile savings account and to deposit money at compound in- terest are the first steps in the creation of capital. Begin! Beautiful Suits in the season’s styles and patterns. Sport me the popular check and stripe suitable for youths. Exceller meres and flannels in fo models for young men. brown shadow-stripe worsteds servative styles for men. : ( | Ail labor-saving machines, and these things de- | : Fourteen answers to question- naires sent to cities all over the country showed that in eight of 4 the cities co-education is the pol- icv, that in four of them there are both co-educational and segre- gated high schools, the latter chiefly for technical or vocational training, and in two of them bovs and girls receive their prepara- tory training in separate schools. It was made evident that many \ “ . Coque, Ostrich, Le Flowers, R : vet Bows, : oe! ming, Beaz Embroid: Mercantile Trust Company | “Member Federal " : [} “Institution for Savings” c) | tle the problem: rather that this —_ ; | ay r ti . is a probiem for parents. The oe ny pleasant hours with your meeting declined to take anv ac a Young Men's Young Men’s All-Wool Men's and ed .. Saxophone at home in the even- anh) esha i. | tion on the dress question, which Never Has Our srt ‘Depares || NEW FALL SUITS || FINE F“ ese | 4) [rn aay eNO | Was largely sidestepped in the | , . : See ae es . Sag ee TT ee satlanniaivs fautian Sonn rate | . | . SERED IER oy. oe Rn ak eRe ih: MBM RAE Uc ee ity Ans phe wa . ee a ag 101 oy “enor Banjos Fre ee it f ora. heen ees ee a an a a8 oe “Wale etapa ees rene? :, , } 1. | : ur Pirate Pree: a ee ee Mrs, Windsor Presides. ‘tee ie! i eee eae 1 a; , | Mrs. Norman Windsor, chairman 22. ih Se A i ; Bi ae, * tea of the organization's Child Welfare . i) a ae = > “4 § | eM 9: Committee, who startled a meeting . and i j VF +iFg Be last March by her introduction of 4 ‘ Up ; " ; , : : ' } e whe “Lea ‘ rir, =~ rera ee ” ‘ th Oa , a. Be.) Pe aa * AUREA DY “Iv ig the charge that girls were dressin Economy—the by-word throughout aa entire Dress Department—was nevel1 | Prarea by mont of ¥ 1 | ‘ 5, ; ied ats ) i es Pe ey yen oO , RE best protesstion- , Ba ae kre as mii ai e | : high school, presided. more e Inphasize yal than in this be aut ifu! ) ay OU}. And y et the stv les and Tha oy ae Saree Gsehes- ‘ ie USye Py . ;, . - . tras u ° | vj piste She said, aster she observed the te rials W ill measure up tO a STi and: ir dl T; il in CACESS of this ver \ low pric C. throughou t the ¥ ALL. TA ie si Bites, eee ott trend of the meeting that she country, Banjo viay- ) 8 $tike gis3.7, by guessed the Fort Atkinson (Wis.) sis hee ae ae arene as D: 0), neh editor, who wrote her about the { lress a aig as ollows vas : WORK AN OR SS 4 at Se ee ) . $C a basse pee uuts are: ee ‘* right: Dear ladies, you are emi- | . © ti Saoerey } 2 ' nently right, but can you make it a ‘. an! ; A success ?"’ bocce a * = “s v . | : vie oon = Hane se ye Pere ee cP ESS aetna : | President Tobin and Mrs. B. F. | 7% a —s ‘ (' sae re fe: TRON a et a ED et wile ing igs Re . be, iat ieee en eats Bush of the Board of Education and | . 7 + ale a SARIS His are Rast AL way: Superintendent of Instruction Mad- i 4 : ot hE dox were invited to address the ' i'meeting, but did net attend. Some one telephoned Victor J. Miller. treasurer of the Police Poard. who charged, shortly before Mrs. Wind- sor made her charge, that immoral clubs existed in the high schools. Should your address follows: ' that this meeting would interest him sme 7 50,000 or 60,000 can have two high Trimmings schools. Can we afford to advocate education offered to only one-thir4 ; , ; ects > i ,of our boys and girls? In olden Basque Effie 2 — Ukulele |days education had only one idea— " r nes PO Aabagg tors ¢ e Brandgd— knowledge of books: now it has an- | Low.W aisttines wandottn Banie other wing——knowledge of man, how Circular Skirts Fe a4 men and women act, and our chil- Ops eady Inn dren must live the life of a com- Pleated Panels munity in school to acquire that. We want our boys pure and our Side Drapes 'girls modest, but do we want to rob ‘them of comradeship? We don't by ; , : want ‘puppy love’ making, but we lowing Sleeves do want companionship. I believe the time has come when some man ’ | teacher in each high school, prob- ‘ _ ably a father, should sit down often / . © en | with the boys and tell them how to / rp, TY a iget a good wife, and one of the ; = || |}women should do the same for the j A a | rire" fee Br 5 | | Dr. M. A. Bliss, president of the 7 oy. ee A new compicte Jase Tr®p Missouri Society on Mental Hygiene. ' Ss . fer indorsed co-« ducation. “T don't ® ; : very et, S now ew price. | belleve segregution would solve the I price, Co e ‘high school problem,” he said = % oT eany tonuee ad aaa i “Physiologically boys and girls are 4. Buy where your selection é, ure ag | different between the ages of 13 or _ 2 * g tholey. Wurlitzer aus }14 and 17 or 18. Girls are a little Pe FeV fir ot Susiand ieee |farther advanced mentally usually = £ ay in the w id. 2 rig ; ot bark purest mat Stract oe can be made, Nothing but the pure elements i'than boys af the same age.” M t > | | % ~ | wy of those elements—then flavored with the choicest, richest | Mrs. Windsor's Views, ateriais Street Dresses, Party Dresses, Dinner” Dress. | il n extract that cannot be made better. More of it used in this | Mrs. Windsor discussed various awe * es, Dance Dresses and Dresses for generar URLIIZER / city than. all other brands put to ether. That proves what users think of }modern tendencies of ‘children and Satin Canton charmingly modeled to become every type 0 Banner with the hops alrea yin. Satisfaction absolutely guaranteed | RS Consntengs ee | Cinta Grane woman. And if you will see the great number 1006 Olive Street mies (Bk geen te i. Canners, the Premier Malt Products Company, vteg Sear Gan as Maeead tne ys te : ih we have assembled, the price—$25—will be no cem 10th and 1th Sts. ) and Steubenville, Ohio. Insist on White Banner. | Scouts, the churches and other in Charmeuse object to you in procuring one or two. f " | stitutions, and especially the schools, i ‘ ae Sold by All Grocers and Delicatessens too much to train the child. Chil. Silhouette Crepe 2 : , : |dren today do not play with dolls. ‘ . . . Us Eff . - SUPPLY COMPANY jas they used to. I asked a little Crepe Meteor : \ Beautiful Frocks, in Nume oy sic 1 Th |girl what they do play and she re- om a - and P a . ; a . all + . a pte! we ool age evans or laf fe la Designs tn Colors, Mostly of Brown, t x: ovie actress—oh, play everything =< : ae we see.” With the shift of fashion Tricotine and Black. ealthful : ————SS to lo lresses, 4] older gtr rf] Dept hd ee : * ° SPATCH is the only St. Louis evening ook pote like be re ght tee ' ; newspaper giving Assoc inated Press news service. : grown-up.’ l don’t. knov what we

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: sTRaEDAY. EMBER 21. 1922. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. @ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' Tm! TUR —— _ POLICEMEN SENT TO ‘THE STICKS’ AFTER ARREST OF GERK’S SON Sergeant and Patrolman Transferred to Angelica Street Station for they are. formed my task. I feel that some- body else should have the nerve to explain a few things.”’ Mrs. Windsor was prompted to tell of questions asked her son in a I started my part, per-| named. Two of the questions, which she said her son brought home for assistance in answering, were: “Should a girl go to a party and get stewed ?"’ and “Ought a girl get mar- ried to a young man who frequently Se iw ere: “hh % “What aes bimetallism ? and | indicated when the meeting was over a | that probably there sould be no Mrs. J e tik . Al x Goodwin, president of | later discussion of dress or veerega-| mens Chamber.of Commerce. tion. (PESMUSNNESREUETINER SIME = Our Friday and Saturday Special history examination at Soldan High! gets stewed?” Other questions in We Are Saint Louis =] | Headquarters for LIGHTING FIX TURES We are already showing many lovely new designs in Lighting Fixtures—for every room in the house. Among these are many simple but artistic designs that are very reasonably priced. For Your Spare Room! Wyoming Street Station have been | transferred by an order signed by Paeadmother S Old (htef of Police O’Brien to the An- ‘ celica Street Station, which, in po- | orit Recipe of Sage lice parlance, is termed “thé sticks” | and amounts to banishment “to ob- | a an d S u P h ur scure posts. The reasons for trans- | oY re fer were not divulged by Chief | O’Brien, but President Brockman of ne knows that Sage everyo the Police Board said it was. for the nd- and Sulphur, properly a d good of the service. back the natural color an Stangler and Jost had supervision | see to the hair when faded, streaked of a beat that embraced Virginia Anti- | oy. Years ago the only way to|and Meramec avenues, where a . : ‘e+ ‘owd of youths has been congregat- mixture was to make it at crow’ ‘ rubber 1 this is mussy and trouble- ing at night to the annoyance of vere Nowadays, by asking at any business men and pedestrians, who for ‘(Wyeth’ Ss Sage and complained to Capt. Doyle of the i on% Compound, ” you will get a Wyoming Street Station. Capt. Doyle Heat-tren Your dealer knows the = . of this famous old recipe, instructed Seret. Stangler to have | ~ f tempered, the addition of other in- his men disperse the crowd. Patrol- ’ other reasons. ) = a small cost. é man Jost last Friday night found it | 25 pling ay! Try it' No one! necessary to take Joseph Gerk Jr., C and up Tog tell that you darkened son of Police Inspector Gerk, and dependi t le and size. Brace for | hair, a8 it does it so naturally another youth to the station, where ~~ a steel. ’retvenu ; L. You dampen a sponge or Gerk and the other youth were repri- Complete satisfaction assured eusaing, fenmlers brush with it _ draw = manded and warned to stay off the or your money back. ~- r hair, ta ing one smal corner. It is believed that this in Siete time; by morning the gray | cjgent had something to do with the | A.STEIN & COMPANY rs, and after another ap’ transfer of the officers. or two, your hair becomes Inspector Gerk declared that he y dark, glossy and attractive. |}had heard of the incident, but had /not complained to anyone. 7 | Irish Parliamentary Salaries. WURLITZER | DUBLIN, Sept. 2. sega a Pe ass Pana gae goes i he panes 4.1%) ¢ aos iisaiad of the Dla ot antes ol. Furs Remodeled and Repaired 1 at Special Low Prices . Good of the Service. Hi DARK. Police Sergeant Albert Stangler a — and Patrolman Edward Jost of the 5 reasons why mothers buy HICKORY GARTERS | for children CLO AT " er: sae yy Reason “No. 2 Highest quality elastic and webbing, thoroughly | : F tested, insures long wear. We Are Saint DAY-BED $ 7 5 (Complete With Mattress) es’ —_——— ee This handsome Day-Bed, as fllustrated “ substantially constructed of steel It opens into a full-sized bed at night. Special! oe Duetiner’s Don’t Forget Our New Location N. W. Cor. Washington Av. at NINTH St. TTT iit The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service —_ While ‘the showing in our display rooms is large and comprehensive, where something special or exclusive is desired, we place at your service— without charge—our Department of Design. (ross Chandelier Co IIOT LOCUST S7- S7.-L0U/23,Ma —_ — — —— eee eee Children ’ . —- wr. Rit tT a eae eee ae ee With All the Emphasis at Our Command, We Say, Buy Furs Now! The demand has stabilized prices on small Fur pieces, even caused a slight advance in some cases and values suri as these in all probability will be extremely difficult to dupli- GREATEST Scats Two ot -Thru to Sixth St. 606-08 Washington Av. ur or thris The Most Remarkahle Fur Buying Opportunity of Many Seasous, and the Climax of Weeks of Pre yparation. The Entire Stocks the Best-Known Furriers Bought at Concessions That Enable Us to Offer the Season’s Newest Modes in High-Grade, Guaranteed Quality Fur Chokers and Searts at iters and speakers, £1700; Deputy. lack lentt The small cost will surprise Easier to Pl back r y and given their railway expenses to | IAS $1.75 —y b, Q . c ontinued From Preceding Page. | ' J them and with their lipsticks they A end up looking a fright. T don't aay Week oo xt Bage-tg a uniform, but a =- sible dress for girls. I asked a girl T ‘That who used to go to high school in St. - ~~ corms Louis how she was progressing now 9 Anyone Can ths , . a an mit she is goine to Kirkwood High. Easily Pay ‘Oh’ «l ‘ye , , > yh.’ she said, ‘I'm passing: it’s not | seis make the Wurlitzer increase your earning = schools. The followine cities have wt Wig ; a” i ewe, is « . - In eli . : . ed and ¥ peaker, £1000 and clerk of Parlia- ion it into the newest mode. Estimates cheerfully given. Kline’s—Third Floor. ~ | 3 Sa~ ‘and from Dublin. The salaries of the . | Wurlitzer Ministers are retroactive to last Jan- | . uary. WOMEN APPROVE the fashion to fail there’.”’ ie te “play beginners can Mr... Windsor, showed that Louis- ity and make yourself pop- co-education: Los Angeles, Cal.; ° f I | &y i A ! ctua avings OF 7/2, d . . WE im 6s Musical od a ments, £1200. Members of Parlia- ' you. CO - EDUCATION IN exctasive features, at Questionnaire Replies. ret tune in an hour. ville, Ky., and New Orleans, T.a.. socially. You will enjoy Dallas. Tex.: Cleveland. Salt Lake \ \ vear the demand for small Fur Pieces is greater than ever before in the history of the fur trade. Fash- } PH a SS Lae oom ily (normally $12,500), of the Minis- | t Don't discard your old Fur. Let our expert furriers fas! nstruments i the ment are to be paid £30 monthly) A Genuine Sensation in Fur Selling! a enuine Sensation 1 r Selling: opnone CITY HIGH SCHOOLS 1 cost over ordinary The questionnaire replies, read hy players are in demand. are committed to segregated high pleasant hours with your City, Utah; Cincinnati, Minnéapolis, onable wonren in the East and all over the country have adopted the vogue of the Choker and Searf enthusjas- schools: Boston, New York. Chi- cago, chiefly co-educational: Phila- f 5a ape \ delphia. CAS ae beteeecce Little was said In any of the re- 4 ~ : ‘ em This plies as to the question about dress. ever Several cities have made partial : trials of standardized or simplified ma- | ession dress. A Cleveland educator re- , marked that he thought cotton counid be used for girls’ dresses without sacrificing the wearers’ charms. An educator in Dallas wrote that an at- tempt to enforce dress regulations would probably raise ‘‘vexing legil questions.” . eet 2 9 Hl ITNT TET ETT TH - ned Mrs. Windsor invited any Soldan % ! y. UR 7 x \\\ WT TH Regular $35 to $45 Values High Sehool teachers who mignt Pe ee 7 SWNT TTT have been present to speak. None . i | i Hi responded, Then she called on Vic- tor Miller. He said: “I do not feel that dress isa mat- ter for a man to discuss. I have no fixed conviction on separate high schools. I assume the purpose is to improve mora! character. My inter- ' est is because of the relation of im- morality to crime. I first became interested in the moral situation of young people because criminals start their careers from immeral begin- nings. They are criminals because of temperament and temptations. “Rests With Parents.” “Segregation in high schools, like penitentiaries, eliminates tempta- tion. The solution of the problem, though, rests on character building at school and home. The main fre- sponsibility rests with the parents. I fee! that.parents should be awakened to what is going on in the commu- /nitv: few know. People see only the guilty who are caught. You should ‘inform yourself as to conditions 2a they really exist, not as you imagine Regular $85 to $120 Values _ADVERTISEMENT. ! ‘4p Platinum end blue dyed Fox Blocked Chokers. Two-Skin Baum Marten Chokers............- , STOMACH TROUBLES Extra quality Two-Skin Stone Marten Chokers | , : Finest quality Hudson Bay Sable ARE DUE 10 ACIDITY A a4 Pha ‘ ” , : HI] | i ] HW : A i Whi) at home in the even- Minn.: Detroit, Hartford. Conn. onl kw Dune to this f ict. and the relucte nce ot furriers i= ) make reductions, we eonsider this one of our most These other citfes have both co- brilliant vilue oiving accomplishments, and those who are planning to buy ior personal wear or for ( ‘hristmas educational and segregated high giving should seize this extraordinary money-saving opportunity without fail. Such a chance may never again he presented this SCAason, A Reasonable Deposit Holds Any Piece Selected for Later Delivery CHOICE AT HA HHT Beautiful full-furred brown, black and taupe Hit HALT Hl (Hi HH Nii i Fox Blocked Chokers : Ht | Taupe, blue, platinum Wolf Blocked Chokers. Six-Skin Natural Squirrel Chokers Two-Skin Dyed German Fitch Chokers CHOICE AT Regular $60 to $75 Values Two-Skin Stone Marten Chokers Extra fine Alaska Fox Blocked Chokers Two-Skin effect Brown Fox Blocked Chokers. Extra large Black Fox Blocked Chokers Silver Pointed Black Fox Blocked Chokers.... ? alti Pe AUT CHOICE AT Chokers HAWAII HH 72-inch Jap Mink Stoles; 16 skins. 1 Hii HANI TUT Tells Safe, Certain, Speedy Relief for Acid Indigestion. Regular $125 to $200 , Fine Chokers & Stoles : iil / | ; ; perrae So-called stomach troubles, such ag in- SUA boy CHT ATH . LL | : ; ii ' ; th Hii i ; it tie ' digestion, gas, sourness, stomachache Hy] THEE THe HT 1 1] ; | A PiPecial fs ; 4 , sathe | it] reity : at i hi i] and inability to retain food are in prob- ably nine cases out of ten, simply evi- dence that excessive secretion of acid ‘s Hiaay onmss ae" tmerron taking place in the stomach, causing ’ the formation of gas and acid indiges- © your selection tion. * Weartiter ac» Gases distenda the stomach and causes complete atock . that fuil. oppressive, burning feeling complete Jase Trap Bias ner tor orien Two-Skin Hudson Bay Sable and Baum Mar- Instruments sometimes known ae heartburn, while inne? Dress- the acid irritates and inflames the del- ten Chokers; extra fine icate linthe of the stomach The reneral wear t. Lilz trouble lies entirely in the excess de- | CHOICE AT ZER velopment or secretion of acid. Twelve-Skin Eastern A R easonable Pec Holds Any Fur Piece Selected in Our Cold Storage Vaults Until De- sired. Kline’ s-—Thi¢d Floor. Mink Stoles ery type of r reat numbe Olive Street food contents of the stomach and to neutralize the acid, and make it biand Charge Purchases Made in_ This —w be no ill | 10th and ilth Sts, and harmicas, a teaspoonful of Bisurated Sale Will Be iwo. 7 : . Magnesia, a zood and effective corrector ’ of acid stomach, should be taken In a Made Payable November Ist, if "100! Russian Kolinsky Stole, size 12x72 inches...... Extra large Jap Mink Stoles, choice skins... To stop or prevent thie souring of the | : ‘ l if Hf | quarter of a giass of hot or cold water . or acidity ia felt. This sweetens the tive , stomach and neutralizes the acidity in "ous ec cum a few moments and is a perfectly harm- ) ; An antacid, such as Bisurated Magc- . Brown, Navy a at and r | nesta, which can be obtained from any | Desired. 5 ‘ | @rugeist in either powdered or tablet | ‘ eal f ] - form, enables the stomach tg do its work hird Floor.) thfu | 4 digestants Magnesia comes in several (tT forma. so te certain to ask for and take | oe oniv Bisurated Macneeis. which tt es- | : | after eating or whenever gas, sourness lees and inexpenalve remedy to uge. properly without the aid of artificial | — Laboratories, Dept. ome , pecially prepared for the above purpose.

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—_— 16 ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ® The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. beam - ~ . * ° e a * eg ge A 2 ST PE eee ee ——_— e ——s rr - ST ee ee ——— = - . , . e . - > * ore . - e Te > a ee 2 Se ee oe gy ene _—— -— * Px _ = « 4 7 = * ~ -. SS. : 5... "Te ¢ ° — a, ee a ee i : ; H p--ane-al sone ee rereeeetee — -: a -_ — ap oe ot ereees veneers peeereeres ——SS A A RE le v Remnants More than 1000 short lengths of Silks, Wash ods, Woolens and Linings, in plain and fancy weaves in the highly favored Autumn I colors. Chotee Friday at RE We Give Eagle 2 Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash or $2.50 in 3 Merchandise—F ew Restricted Articles Excepted. ~ Largest Distributors oj of Merchandise at Ketail in Missouri and the West. A Remarkable Opportunity to Secure Newest Styles in Women’s and Misses’ Skirts $10 to $16.50 S 5 : Values at.......«: : @ Plain tailored and differently pleated models of Fall and Winter’s favored Skirt fabries, such as velour, gab- ardine, serge, Poiret twill and prunella—in light and dark effects of stripes, plaids and checks. 24 to 38 waist measure. Extra-Size Dresses $19.75 to $25 Values i .| LS Fall models in straightline effect, especially designed for stout figures. Fashioned of crepe de chine, Canton er tricolette, taffeta or — in black and navy. Braid embroidery trim many of the dresses. Sizes 4214, to 521». Feurth Fleer R &G and Lady Ruth Corsets ee A Friday Special for Young Men of 15 to 20 Years! _2-Trouser High School Suits | _ -_ «# ; A Friday Special for Boys— Two-Pants School Suits Smart Fall Models of Serviceable Fabrics $9950 at Specially Designed and Well Tailored Sports Models @ These Suits possess the youthfulness of style and smartness that young men of 15 to 20 years demand, and are accurately made to meet their particular requirements. Included are Suits of Special Friday at. tweeds, cassimeres and cheviots of medium and heavy weight, in light, medium and dark colors. And with each there is an extra pair of trousers, which virtually doubles the life of the Suit. Second Vioos as seccecccccceebecsettet FAMOUS-BARR CO. ae IO _ —_ An Important Friday Offering of Men’s $2.00 and $2.50 Shirts $5 Value—Friday, Special at. . = @ Front-lace Corsets, made of handsome qual- $3 and $3.50 Floranne Corsets ' ity pink silk brocaded material, with elastio it heen git | gore at the waistline, giving a perfect fit; | strongly boned throughout; good range of sizes; | specially priced for Friday only. @Good-looking Sc its, tai ored “—— | aes rable wool cassim eres and chevic in mec | m ode Made of pink brocade or plain pink coutil; with or with- For Friday an Offering of 1200 and “pages $10 to $12 $ rhe e xtra pair of trousers practi shades. Piain Most of the coats are alipac a lined. ae on) Soiled From Display yoke e> 1d aientee caily double as i ee oe Second Fileor Medium weight ribbed cotton Union S81 its, in white or ecru. All sizes 34 to 46. Main Fleer 2 fe of the sui All sizes from to 16 i} out elastic at waistline; medium or low bust; all sizes in _ $1.55 nea | oor ’ . 1 ie — — aS ee nee oe Boys Disicliie Suits | @ Tailor pevee and piles males ooo ae and rep . pink. with sous ‘eae hee 2. four oom casa ae mee Pearly Wave Soap: white laun- Carpet onds ‘of “33 S39 grade........ ; | $I! PUCCERS PONG tn a“ q - a ‘3 4 ~- . ¥ q ej . . ia, a me ‘i oe ta - 3 . . , a ia _ owen To . “tier. melee pe 8 a. : - z=. ° oe an ee ere se ee See - wig" t ‘ ret. "teas es : aa ‘ eehsh- eee - , *, ) Warm, heavy quality of woolen jersey, in ‘heather mixtures, very popular for sports jackets; serviceable quality. Third ‘Women’s $1.45 Gloves, P air, . as Imported chamois suede Gloves, smartly styled L ta lored to fit: these Gloves are remarkable vr elbow length, in light amd dark colors. | $1.98 Lining Satin, Yard $12 Dependable wearing quality of brocaded & effective patterns for coat linings; many novel Hi toned combinations are especially attractive Sahl Third 29, 1919. No! Wall Papers, Roll, 3c veterans organiza-— Complete assortment of block ami tile patterns, aml 3 | =. a ? sige a ; “ na aiat ~a : for kitchens. bathrooms and back halls: also gra | “ee es 2 a aN ets ny fects; sold only with border, at, yard, 5¢ te Se. b: Hearings were reopened by the| mittee on March 2, 1920, and | tinued for three weeks. The $1 .69 Longcloth, P er Bolt, $ ginal “five-fold” plan was drafted | - English Longeloth, with soft hngerie finish; : ; the bill reported to th oni} wide; serNeceable for dainty undergarments @ way 21. It was pa eight days women and children. Third Fie water by a vote of 2453 to 92, and was, ¢ ) ; % per Av the Senate. which referred it $3. Woo Scarf — ~ the Finance Committee. 95 len s, 3 semmittee reported out the bil on; Very smart looking, as well as warm and Torts “Feb. 28. 1921. but it failed with the are these Scarfs in the semi-sweater style, with £ Séjournment of the Sixty-sixth Con- | ends and patent leather belt. Maia F i Suitcases, $4.85 Well-made Suitcases, strongiy bound, with stitched handle, well pretected; good size and with substantial lock. Sixth $1.95 Flower-Filled Baskets, Dainty and artistic Baskets, filled with artificial that are clever imitations of the real, make an decoration. $30.00 Reed Baby Carriages, $23 3 Well-constructed Carriages of high- grade | t with reed hood; light and easy to move about; tifully finished and nicely upholstered. sexeh cent $1.50 Framed Pictures, $1.19 Combination fruit and game Pictures, suitable ot ing rooms; arranged with fruit in center and each end; neatly framed. Rubber Baby Pants, 19¢ ™ All-rubber Pants for babies; ineluded are and large sizes; good quality of pure gum rus will give satisfactory service. Main Table Damask, Yard, $1. Handsome Linen Damask of pure bleached inches wide; in tablecloth lengths, 114 to 3 subject to imperfections; seconds of $2.50 « 50c Milk of Magnesiaa, Bot. MeKesson & Robbins Milk of Magnesia; J pendable home remedy; put up in léon ) Affler the present’ Congress was 3 in extra session by President - convening April 11. 1921. pus new bille were offered and June 20 the Finance Committee ed out the “five-fold” plan wtih cash bonus feature. The Senate this back to the committee on ‘ = at the request of President ng. |Last Jan. 31 the Ways and Means ttee began new hearings and some discussion and confer- with members of the Finance! mittee and President Harding bill killed yesterday was drafted. Was reported to the House on| © ; 2 14 and was passed on March / © — by & vote of 333 to 76. The day : it me it was sent to the Senate. . which it was reported back from i. meee ened on June &. Aug. Senate it ™ 048 te 22 paseed by two weeks in conference, it v Originally, voting to sustain} ~ veto. while Senator McKinley, can. Iilinotsa. who, it was an- was favorable to the bill ee fee vote. was paired ~=ncement of the reault of Was received in silence gf STEVE ET ¥ a Moccasins $1.35 Chamen Women's printed leather Oil-tanned Chama Moccasins, in assorted col- | excellent qualityp) ors: felt lined, ~« $1.80 0 | and flexible; «= . with soft soles . | 23x26-inch size -. « = Z Dies Oe yi eae ok, oe Ate er x ag a mee Pe Siemens arth act DF 3 > x be "ad Nee ~ vs — ON: ; 5 m® , are ~ a” “a , ee we a ek ek " ae be ee t: mn : Ming re *% ¥ , a er 7“ .

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ing 50 pieces of semi. ith attractive border tyday usec; cepted and quantities ‘ Pree ye Rare PL wee Eis T Das ¥; . { od an — ree tates tt ts TE: gestae seesta titer tals SAE a a Riis AINED BY ATE BY 4 oss 25% tubing, sheeting, mng. . Offered at \% off Third Fleer ——_——————— a : y . ce . e: e . . in Upholding Presi- - { bi * , Pair, $4.98 98 Pillows, filled with » ith durable art or Stra Third Fleer i . 's View Follows Over- aw ests, $1.39 silk garments, made by pink only, in bodice pa Third Fleer at This Session. RD FAILURE sads, $4.25 eads, for full size beds; ends; papentable quality, ré Fleer. Preys, e7o ys of crystal jade with han ~ ve —— erwear, 3 ents in ecru s nforced, with d re 30 to 44, shirts @ seat. Main Fleor Ocean.” the Associated Prese. se, Yard 25c i effective printed de- bright color combina- . Third Filoeer WASHINGTON, Sept. time the soldiers’ bonus legis- ) has failed of enactment. The e late yesterday’ § sustained ot Harding's veto of the bill, vote of 44 to 28 falling four short to $1.95 nsertions and allovers ery, _— 14 to 244 yds, Main Floor — have made it a law without the of wutive’s signature. Five hours be- | the Senate acted the House the veto, 258 to 54. it was reported a new Sey, Yard, $1 oolen jersey, in fede ¢ for sports skirts and Third Fleer - ii might be introduced to- | action of the Senate makes veterans’ compensation mn at least until the next ses- Wongresse. which will begin aya December. It is the pur- swes, Pair, $1 ‘s, smartiv styled and tal- remarkable values, made Main Fleer rolors. ea some proponents to continue 1 and the bonus may become. in some of the congression- Bematorial campaigns this fall. First Bill in 1919. E Vard $1.25 ' of brocaded Satin, ia lings; many novel two- jially attractive. Third Fleer » first bonus bills were intro- tm the House and Senate early 1 session of the Sixty- . which began May 19, 80 many different proposals * offered in the House that all to the Ways and ‘Roll, 3c amd tile Setterne. suitable tk halls; also granite ef- yard, 5c to 8c. Fifth Fleer # Commftee, which began Non Sept. 29, 1919. No for veterans’ orzganiza- a, and action was the and were reopened by On March 2, 1920, er Bolt, $1.35 t Mingerie finish; yard y undergarments for Third Fleer ”~ for three weeks. The “five-fold” plan was drafted | Dill reported to the House on Tl. It was passed eight days f by a vote of 289 to 92 . md was t to the Senate, which referred it carfs, $2.95 Ss warm and comforta eater style, with fri at ) Finance Committee. That ed out the biJ! on, report » 1921, but it failed with the mt of the Sixty-sixth Con- $4.85 bound, with double ; good size and fitted Sixth Floor Uys * convening April 11, 1921. new bills were offered and. ~ out the “five-fold” plan with 1 Baskets, 95c led with artificial flowers: » real, make an effective Main Floor hy bonus feature. ‘back to the committee on the request of President m. 31 the Ways and Means began new hearings and befawes, $23.50 of high-grade reed, ‘to move about; beau- eevee. Sixth Fleer discussion and confer- i members of the Finance mee and President Harding \ wee yesterday was drafted. — to the House on Was passed on March leuioe, $1.19 ‘ictures, suitable for dim in center and game Por 333 to 70. The day @ sent to the Senate, reported back from @mmittee on June &. } Senate passed it by Sixth reese’ 2. in conference, it Pants, 19¢ a again by both houses ; included are medium : - od President, who ve- ‘of pure gum rubber} x © y. Main Ficer Senator iChange Votes After _. | the Vet. Tard, $1.75 rure Mnasha® quality, ha, 11% to 3 yards s of $2.50 quality. Third longs. two changes in the Cameron, Repub- who voted for the yy. voting to sustain Senator McKinley, who, it was an- siaa, Bot. 30c a de of Magnesia; a p in 16-0z, Sea favorable to the bill vote, was paired i of the result of the Teceived in silence by hip and the fair- — $1.35 Chamois Oil-tanned Chamois xeellent quality; nd flexible; Sx26-inch size ... oh aod $3 Shoes eae ee oer peer § $2. Women's Ballet tom made of biack t, to 8 yonenad euea galleries. The same h the Senate. | hour after the House 7 and the President's age Were sent to the Sen- 4 Sion of the subject there, Y been under way for Senator Reed, Dem- Supporting the meas- Williams, Democrat, ng it. . Democrat, Ari- ' an argument for # Was interrupted while ; | delivered the bill. lip: | veto message then : » When Senator Ashurst , enator McCumber, Re- - th Dakota, in charge to defer action of order from | i ‘y - ‘L " - 5 MARGIN of Veto in House by } to 54—New Bill, if Could Not Be TO PASS BONUS Says He Wishes Favorable to Bill ere in Washington In- idl of “Hoboken, Hong- kong or on the Pacific 21.—-For a’ two-thirds majority | le- ef the present - Congress was) extra session by President | } 20 the Finance Committee | The Senate. By the Asrociated Press. WASHINGTON, Sept. 21. 1h HE Senate roll call on pas- Sage of the soldiers’ bonus bill over the President's veto follows: To override veto: Republicans—Brandegee, Bur- sum, Capper, Colt, Cummuns, Curtis, Gooding, Hale, Harreld, Jones of Washington, la Follette, Lenroot, Lodge, Mc- Cormick, McCumber, McLean, McNary, Nicholson, Norbeck, Oddie, Rawson, Shortridge, Stan- field, Sutherland, Townsend and Watson of Indiana. Democrats—Ashurst. Brous- sard, Culberson, Fletcher, Gerry, Harrison, Heflin, Hitchcock, Mc- Kellar, Ransdell, Reed of Mis- Robinson, Sheppard, Sim- mons, Smith, Trammell Walsh of Massachusetts. Total, 44. To sustain veto: Republicans—Ball, Borah, Cal- Du- Fernald, Nelson, souri, and Dillingham. Ernst, Moses, der, Cameron, pant, Edge. France, Keys, New, Newberry, Reed of Pennsylvania, Sterling and Wadsworth. Pepper, Phipps, Smoot, Glass, Owen, and Wil- Democrats—Dial, Shields, Underwood liams. Total, 28. Pairs—Caraway and Jones, New Mexico, for. McKinley, Harrison and Walsh of Frelinghuysen, against; Montana, for, against; Pittman and Pomerene, for. Swanson against; for, War- Ladd and (present). Overman and Norris, ren (present), against: Kendrick, for, King, against; Poindexter and Willis, for, Wel- Johnson and Spen- Total, ler, against: cer, for, Page, against. 21. Absent and not paired—Elkins, Stanley and Watson of Georgia. (rand total, 96. The House Vote. The the showed the following vote: roil call in House To override the veto: Republicans—Anderson, drew (Massachusetts). (Nebraska), Ansorce, Atkeson, Bacharach, Beck, segg, Benham, Bird, Blakeny, Bland (Indiana), Bois, Bond, Bowers, Brennan, Brooks (Pennsylvania), Burdick; Burke, Burtness, Butler, bell (Kansas), Chindblom, Christopherson, Clague, Clouse, Cole (Iowa). Cole (Ohio), Connolly Sylvania), Cooper (Ohio), er (Wisconsin), Coughlin, Crowther, Curry, Dale, Dallin- ger, Darrow, Davis (Minnesota), Denison, Dowell, Dyer, Elliott, Ellis, Evans, Fairchild, Faust, Fess, Fish, Fitzgerald, Focht, Fordney, Foster, Free, French, Frotham, Fuller, Funk, Gahn (Ohio), Gernerd, Goodykoontz, | Gorman, Graham (Illinois), Green (Iowa), Green (Massa- An- Andrews Appleby, Sarbour. Cable, Camp- Chalmers, (Penn- Coop- Kellogg, : chusetts). Hardy Hawley, Hoch, Hogan. Hutchinson. South ington: Griest, Hadley, (Colorado), Haugen, Hickey, Hill, Hukriede, Hull, James, Johnson, Dakota: Wash- Kearns. Kelley, Pennsylvania, Ketchum, Kleczka, Kline, Knutson, Kopp. Lang- Hayes, Johnson, Keller, Kelley, Kennedy, Michigan: Kendall, King, Kissel. Pennsylvania: Kreider, Larson, Little, Cormick, Kraus, Lampert, ley, Law- Longworth. Mc- McLaugh- Mada- Michne- Minnesota: rence, McecKe nZle., Michigan: lin, MacGregor. den, Mapes, Michaelson. Mondell, Morgan, Morin. Murphy, A. P. Missouri: ner, Millspauch. Ohio: Mudd, Newton. Moore, Mott, Nelson, Og- Pat- Patterson, New Purnell, Rad- Ramseyer, Ransley, Reed, West Virginia: Ricketts, Roach. Robi- Rogers, Rose. Norton. den, Olpp, Osborne, Paige. terson, Missouri: Jersey; cliffe, Reece, Rhodes. Rodenberg, Perlman. Son. Rosenbloom. Rossdale. ivan Sanders, New Scott, Indiana; Sanders. York; Schall, Minnesota: Michigan. Scott. Sha w, Tennessee: Illinois: Shreve. Siegel. Smith Speaks, Sinclair, Sinnott. Slemp, Idaho; Smith, Michigan: Stafford. Kansas: PF Pg *¥Q LL Sproul, ~ Stephens, i strong, Sweet, Tavlor. Timberlake. Vaile. Vare. Swing, Tennessee: Thompson, Tincher. Vestal Walters, Williams, Woodva rd. Towner, Volk. Watson. Voigt, Volstead, Wheeler Woodruff, Yates, Illinois: Wyant, ZihIiman—1i188. Aswell, Bowl- Byrnes, Young, Democrats—Almon Bankhead, Bell, Blanton. ing, Briggs, Bulwinkle. South Campbell, Pennsylvania: Florida; Collin Drane. Carolina: Carew, Clark, s, Cullen, Dough- Fa- vrot, F Griffin, Hamer, Harrison, Hayden, Hud- Hudspeth, Jeffers. Alabama: Johnson. Mis- Sissippi; Jones, Texas; Kinche- Kindred, Lankford, Linthi- Lazaro, McClintic, Mead, ton, Driver, Dupe, isher, Gallivan. ee ee a i i a an ne i a i a a a a a a dileston, Jacoway, ae a a a loe, Lyon, Martin. O'Conner, Oldfield, Georgia; Parks, Arkan- Pou, Quin, Rankin, Ray- Rouse, Sabath, Sanders, Smithwick, Sullivan, Swank, Tague, Taylor, Akansas: Colorado; Thomas, Till- Tyson, Ward, North Caro- Wilson, cumb, MeSwain, O'Brien, Park, sas; burn, Texas: Steagall, Sandlin. Stedman. Taylor, man, lina; Weaver, Wingo— 69. Socialist—London—1. Total, 258. Against overriding veto: Republicgns — Ackerman, Brown, Tennessee: Cannon, Chandler, New Fenn, Freeman. York; Crago, Glenn, Gould, Hicks, Himes, Nebraska; Greene, Vermont: Husted, Jefferies, Kline, New York: Layton, Lee, New York; Lehlbach, McArthur, How the Senate and-House Voted on iverdilies President Harding’s Veto of Bonus Bill Snyder ~~ Mc- Mag >e, Indiana: McLaughlin, Nebraska: Laughlin, Pennsylv: Merritt, Mills, Nelson, Maine; Parker, New Jersey: Snell, Taylor, New Tilson, Treadway, Winslow—35. Black, Bland. Collier, nia; Moores, Minne- Pet Jer- LUnder- Newton, Sota; kins, sey; hill, Democrats Con- Virginia: Box, nally, Texas; Davis, Tennes- Ten- Hardy, see: Deal, Drewy, Garrett. nessee; Garrett, Texas: Texas; Lankam, Lowry. Mans- field, Moore, Sumnets, Virginia—19. Total, 64. Oliver, W oods, Virginia; Sears, Texas: Pairs. New York, for, Clarke. New York against; Cramton and Nolan McFadden against; Colton Wisconsin, for: against; Britten Reed, berger for. and Browne, Byrns, Tennessee, and Geldsborough for, and Teneyck for. Logan Dunn against: tiordan Luce against; and Brooks, IIl?- nois, for, Burton against: An- Buchan- Kirkpatrick Tucker Fairfield against: Pet thony and Edmonds for an against; and Luhring for and ' against: Ma-~- for, Bur- erson arc kul- loney roughs hiess against: Pringey for, mer and Stoll for, Jones, Penn- Porte fo. , Dempsey svivania, against; and Rainey llin dis, Kahn, and against; Stevenson for, Connell and Le: Dominick Georgia, against: Classon Geor- against; Crisp gia, for. and Larsen, for, Gra- Pennsylvania, ana ws: M™ against: against; Nelson for, steenerson and Leatherwood for, Knight Barkley and C;: New York Chandler ham, Frear against: intrill against: Okla - for, Parker, Wurzbach for, and White, Upshaw and Rix and homa Montague Vinson Kansas. for. Wason against: ler for, Hawes against: faker Dunbar for, Hooker against: and Kunz Wise Robertson and Gilbert for. Sisson against: and Brand for. against. Not Paired. not Alice Absentees Absent and Beedy, ¢ Dickinson, paired— Cockran, Ech- Gensman, Arentz. ‘arter. Codd, ols, Copley, Fields, Garner, Herrick, Ireland, tucky), Kitchin, Lee(California), McDuffy, Miller, THis), bama), Shelton, syivania), Henry, Hiersey, Hum- phreys, Johnson (Ken- Mann, (Tlli- Rainey (Ala- Riddick, Rucker, Strong McPherson, Montoya, Moore Overstreet, Reber, Stiness, (Penn- ( Washing- Ward White (Texas), Summers Temple, Tinkham, York), Webster, (Maine), Williams Williamson, Wood and Wright—43. Present and not Speaker Gillett—1. Vacancies—?7. ton), ._{New (Indiana) voting-— Grand total—435.- cman _— — Senator Underwood of Alabama, the Democratic leader, who declared this would fix a time for considera- tion of the bill and that this could be done only by a two-thirds ma- jority. Several Senators urged that there be no delay, but Senator Mc- Cumber expressed the opinion that if the matter went over until to- day, some Senators favorable to the bonus who were absent might re- | turn. Delay in Voting Sought. Senator Heflin, Democrat, Ala- bama, told the Senate there was no need for great speed now and that if McCumber thought delay of a day or two would help matters he and other Senators were prepared to see that a vote was deferred, even if they had to talk until tomorrow or the next day. Senator Robinson, Democrat, Ar- kansas, urged against delay. declar- ing that with Congress to adjourn in two days the session might end with- out a decision on the question. The North Dakota Senator replied that he wished delay in the hope that “courage might be pumped into the hearts” of some Senators who, he asserted, were “getting a little weak- kneed against voting to override the President.” Senator New, Republican, Indiana, leader of the opposition forces, re- marked that delay might have the opposite effect, while Senator Borah, Republican, Idaho, said McCumber “remained under the apprehension | that originally all Senators support- | ing the bonus had voted their con- victions.” The Finance Committee chairman finally withdrew his motion and Sen- ator Heflin spoke for an heur in support of the bonus and what he has termed the deflation policy of the Federal Reserve Board. He charged that Wall street promoted a propaganda against the bonus. against | had | | | was closed by Senator MgCumber, who warned that the bonus question | could not be settled finally until it had been settled in accord with the judgment of the great majority of | Congress. “While the power to destroy it to- day may be in existence,”’ he said, “that power will not continue in ex- Gain of 5.363.000 Barrels istence in my judgment in the next | few years. this issue will live.’ Declaring that he had faith in the | persuasiveness of numbers, Senator | I am inclined to say that | | “| CRUDE oi STOCKS INCREASED DURING AUGUST, FIGURES SHOW in Summary of American Pe- troloum Institute. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, Sept. 21 and tank farm gross domestic crude oil stocks in the United States in- creased 5,363,000 barrels in, August, about Reported ;~ | without ‘disabled who iof as well —Pipe line | them i ; | 8 | according to the weekly summary of) favorable to the bonus were in Washington boken, Ocean.” NATIONAL DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION IS PROPOSED Ry the Associated Preas. CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 21.—A na- tional department of education, with representation in the Cabinet, the es- tablishment of a national university at Washington and compulsory edu- eation for children through the eighth grade, was advocated by John H. Cowles of Washington, Sov- ereign Grand Commander of the ‘Southern Jurisdiction of the United |States@f America, Ancient Accepted | Scottish Rite, in an address last night before members of the One Hundred and Tenth Supreme Coun- ‘cll of the Northern Masonic ‘Juris- diction. “instead of being in Ho- | Hongkong or on the ‘Pacific | the American Petroleum of which 3.597.000 £xbarrels east of the Rockies and 1.766.000 barrels in California. The daily average gross crude oil | production of the United States de- creased 10,700 barrels for the week | } | | North Texas an increase of ending Sept. 16, totaling 1,493,700 barrels, as compared with cording to the summary. Oklahoma-Kansas showed a daily average gross production of 487,250 barrels, a decrease of 2000, barrels; | barrels and Central Texas a decrease 'of 3000 barrels, against 61,850 barrels; “T charge.” he said, “that the chief | cause of restlessness and dissatisfac- tion maybe laid at the door of the crime of selfishness.” The Supreme Counct! decided to hold. a, one-day conclave in Cleve- land at any time President Harding may designate, to bestow the thirty- | Ark.., barrels. and Orange County third degree upon the President. The | lLeconclave will be for one day only and While the Alabama Senator was | will have no other object than to talking, leaders agreed to have ajadmit the President to the highest vote before night, and the debate ‘honor in Masonry, it was announced. y | | | North Louisiana a decrease of 2200 barrels and Arkan- Oklahoma production of the Osage 1,504,400 | ; 'man in the face and say, | barrels for the eceding week, ac- | antares paren ‘body anything’ and next to that to/* Institute, | were | {dea that anybody, | Meade being shot. ros 8 *: hanes ae, b EEE be bed °”” baie oie: a Minaae Society--Drama ” ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, = ———— SEPTEMBER eee 1922. REED'S ORATORY ON BONUS. RIDICULED BY SHARP WILLIAMS Mississippi Senator Says He Is “Blame-Fool Mississippi Democrat” but Stands Be- hind President. Post-Dispatch Bureau, -9 Wyatt Bide WASHINGTON. Sept. °1.—De- scribing himself as a “plain, ordi- nary, blame-fool Mississippi Demo- crat,”” Senator John Sharp Williams took a fling in the Senate vester- day at Senator Reed after the latter had concluded a burning oration in favor of the soldier bonus bil] Wil- liams said he purposed to stand be- hind the President in his veto of the bill because the President was right. “The only thing that is bothering me" he said “is my wonder how a Republican like him could have got- ten so right.’ Replying directly to Reed the Mis- Sissippian said: “The used that queer old Enelish word ‘goods.’ He said the profiteer had got his ‘goods’ and he wanted the soldier to have his goods. A man who is willing to bare his breast and offer to die for ‘goods’ mptible that he is not worthy of mention in the frena of any respectable society. Reed's Mlustration Rediculed. “The profiteer got his ‘goods’ and the Senator tells us that there were two brothers whom staved here and got $5 a dav and the other went to France and got nothing. as he said, or would have us infer. The brother who went to France got im- mortal glory and if that is not worth $5 a day then God is a humbug an@ all poesy is humbuggerv and all dreams and visions, if God is run- ning the world through the instru- mentality of humanity. are humbugs. two brothers one and got ‘goods’, $5 a day. while the other went ‘+o France, and, if he did his duty got immortal glory for himself. and Senator, instead of proposing to com- pensate the poor ass who stayed here for $5 a day, proposes to compensate the hero who went to France “What, would you have to add to that boy's $5 a day to put him upon the same footing with the bov who charged through the Argonne Forest or went through the St. Mihiel fight? Could you express it in money? TI do not think you could. “But if you could express it in money it would be many, many mul- tiples of $5 a day. Sugecsts an Amendment. “I suggest that in accordance with | the oratory and the eloquence of the Si: nator from Missouri—and he is oratorical and he is eloquent. everv- body recognizes that—he offer an amendment that nobody shall re- ceive any benefit under this act less he was actually ing the war. I will bet three planta tions to two ginger cakes that he dare not offer the amendment. I will deliver the plantations if I Icse in absolute hopelessness of ever collecting the ginger cakes if I win. “Do not indulge in woratory eloquence and that sort of folly. tell somebody the plain truth about it Do not give the fellow who per- formed his military service at Camp | or down at Petersburg same pay you give the boy charged at St. Mihiel and through the Argonne Senator Is SO conte one of ‘*Goods—'" staved at home who not in your cratory all the time mix up talk the men who were wounded and disabled and diseased or died, leaving dependent wives and dren. But you do that You say a word in behalf of this somehow bringing in the are being taken care as we can take, care of and who will be bitter end with and a justice, “Another thing: Do never right now, taken care of to the not only a liberality ‘but with a generosity that will plant ‘the American people forever upon a | height as a monument to themselves. Not Much Respect for Idea. “T have not much respect for the whether he served in the army or anywhere else, ought to become an incubus upon the Gov- ernment which he serves or upon the people whom he serves. l be- lieve with St. Paul that every man ought to be able to look every other | ‘l owe no- ‘look everybody in the face and say, '‘Nobody owes me anything, I am here upon my two legs.’ 1,850 | pendent, ‘independent of ‘stand on his own two legs and sas a decrease of 1500 barrels. In| ‘the world. Nation was shown as 116,550 bar-| rele, against 116,050 barrels, and output of the Lyons-Quinn poo! was 16.500 barrels, against 16.700 rels. The Mexia pool, Central Texas, Was reported at 59,600 barrels, Haynesville, North Louisiana, 54,000 barrels, against 56.400 barrels, and Eldorado, 20.000 barrels, against 31,590 In the Gulf Coast field, West Columbia was reported at 725§.- 000 barrels, against 29.509 barrels. 15,500 barrels, against 16.000 barrels. No changes were reported in crude of! prices for the major districts. Midcontinent crude is quoted at $1.25 a barrel, Pennsylvania at $3 barrel and Gulf Coast at $1.25. bar- | publican, ‘weto the unlimited green back issue | “| have very little respect for the man who does not want to be inde- independent of other men, his Government, face “Now, I am a Democrat. and a'| Democrat of the old type, but I thank God that we had a President who had the backbone to veto the bill just as I thank God that Ubysses Grant, though he was a Re- too. had the backbone to) which was offered mainly by Demo- ecrats and by a good many Western) ‘Republicans during hfs administra- | tion. “Mr. President, every man has| occasion every hour in the day and ‘every minute in the hour to thank God for many things, but there is) nothing for which man has greater) cause to thank the Deity than the | ai fact that there is somebody in &au- thority who has courage.” the | un- | under fire dur-/! and | the | i why went | luckily without | chil- | bill | either. | old | today The text of the proclamation follows: “Tt custom to observe Oct. versary of the great Chicago fire of 1871, as National Fire Pre- vention day: and in recognition I am has become a nation-wide 9S. anni- of this excellent precedent, herewith directing the attention especially those the desirability of all citizens. in authority in states and to the tinuing the observance this year cities. of con- and making it as impressive as possible. Reproach to Country. “It has long been a reproach to our country that by reason of poor construction, inadequate fac an all too ilities for fire prevention and general carelessness about possible causes of confla- fire after are not approached in any other country in the world. Mindful of which is pressed in figures so huge as to gration. our waste reaches figures year vear, which the fire waste, ex- be appalling, it may be empha- sized that in time when all com- munities need to conserve re- sources in hand and to promote production § ing possible there to minimize every way, ought to be special effort To this end, “Therefore I, Warren G. Har- the United appeal to the public by such such losses. ding. .President of States, au- thorities of the country, seem measures as to them may most effective, and to citizens take steps for the Oct. 3, generally, to observance of Monday. Prevention day. I sug- desirability of as Fire gest the special impressing upon the _ teachers and pupils in the schools and all workers in industrial establish- ments the importance of precau- avoidance tionary measures for of fires. By such measure, National Fire Prevention Day Proclamation of President Harding RESIDENT HARDING y issued a proclamation designating Prricrcss Oct. 9, as National Fire Prevention day. in the United States year after year, the President declared, reaches appalling figures which are not approached in any other country. There ought to be especial effort, he added, to minimize such losses. ‘ | ee a me doncngyn as Peri Pemet eee Y a tac, raat 7 = si tie he te x" oe " Cn y =" 4 pees a 9 ite ah ee Lhe 7 id ~~ ge) re a ig that oe 5 a suburb of, Di de Cig enn 6 2 teh 2 ht meme? Se ee ee | - @ « 7 ete a “a ap eee ae iit ed

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] - > & 5 WK + Bq, e s RE FOE GS GOO OTS” Fee ~ ee ae ra ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1922. , * he Lelie! > ——— ir country in war” Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER al ae nceunity| their countr; | Dee. 12, 1878 ee P lf Mr. Harding had exercised the courage and judz ° &» -=a x= Published ty The Pulitzer Publishing te serve the American people by vetoing another bouus csent tn Vetting the tertlf vebbery Ghat ho enecctand bil! in vetoing the bonus bill he would have performed , ae -- ——w a a ° THE POST-DISPATC!. PLAT- i The Fordney-McCumber tariff bill ie in realty 4 «4 great service to the people. He would have vetoed FORM. : — nr o% —e* oe ua A oF = tie ’ ee! 3. _ . —_ bonus bill. Its purpose is to tax all the people fOT the worst work of Congress. He would have checked ——_ | Principles, that it will always fight | ae ee «ham in politics. Ht would have protected the people from prir- for progress and reform. never tol- far less numerous in the case of the tari: thax | " “a Sat . —S raear or ron ‘a ~y ay cm o oc | erate injustice or corruption. always pegec. Piuhcerips Mon @ WoOulG Dave smash : 2 ; 4 — fight demagucucs of all parties. never the case of adjusted compensation the combination of governmental power and privilege belong any party, always oppose el tiie ® shiek eeniaiihin Geetlt bit is to pre-i | itt ema : | privileged classes and pubtic plun- . eS 5: Gzme He ¥ i have met the demands of a creat majorit: | dGerers. never lack sy thy with vent competition between the taxed foreign-mace,. Py the poor, alw in devoted F r Pe ee ee ee rT, arways remain “ot t Pe F =" . , the public welfare, never be satisfied | S00ds ond American-made goods - Wik nos om Mr. Harding’s courage is limited to denying add eith merely | rinting news, alw ys levy a tax on imports, but it will enable the tavorec. pemenitam tm tte untry s defenders be drastically independcnt; never be 7 al ae ae ee .. — afraid to attack wrong whether bv prote [Tec Amer! an manuiacture;rs aua [ron : : ain ie . dare - sii i . 7. de ; predatory plutocracy or predatory fix their pri es on a level with the price ‘ r * TT} rT . ; ayan a is : poverty. { se Ai TROL . JOSEPH PULITZER. ; #6 goocs pius tbe protective tax ieviec ee wae ao Bee April 10, 1907. | Then the American people will have to pay W tut It hag been dreamed that some day American _— Te ; a 5 ro : kr ’ ee. nT oh aebtmeret th oir flim. rrPrrmar * ho kon . pe a E protected American producers and manuiacturers (¥e KhoW as mucn a leir Government as the: . LETTE2S FR THE : ’ ’ ' > ’ +) be »% be &. bout vase Da T le in st eee a ist elem ~ ; , — i. : = = 1 ae Fe Te the Editer of the Poet -Digpatc! reap the benefit of a bonus taken ont of the pockets Baptist Ministers’ Association. though not embod: $ Tit —_ VE re : ntierest the editeria , ing it sition in a resolution, is.reported as of the -- ale H*** read with interest th of the ple g its pos n in : : as . a : eS " ; i ad UT l@r . or ' Protective Association and am glad that will far exceed the revenue. The New York Herald me le IE ty . ie Lier : = — - eynedienewv which haen rere is such af asBociation The matter a Republican newspaper. estimated thet the tariff rmere iS @ reason Lvecied hich has been . >. »~ ~ : - . eld in O'Fallon | , es argued by rorail usurpers ever since it Decanie neces- +a picnics being held ir Fa o taxes lav a burden of from $3,000,000,90 to $2.500,000 - ; é ego apon igs has tong been a “hot” subject if | sary for Kines to reckon with the will of eir sub- ~ } ’ Le) ; (Tes - =? = n ghborhood. It has decreased the 069 on the American people in the increased adie ects The first barbaria "hieftain who found it >? 2 : “ae : = . = 3 , = i: > . ‘a ‘ —_- =e. See i at i‘ ; P D on ow 3 . ; a e of property end it is a blight to! Uving caused by the tariffs too much work to keep his tribesmen in subje the neighdorhood im the vicinity of the The people will thus be burdened wiih a payment with a club argued that submission was for the goo park. j}of the revenue of $400.000,000 and the bonus of from © Me - {lin | mor ‘ : _ , : 7 . = ings a - ns 7 > a ’ "ever ‘Pa ser The park in itself is getting to be i three to three and a half billions. This is an annua . and more a negro park every day. due ; the theme of rovalist propaganda ' burden, not the total burden, which will be levied on ; a , i to negro picnics. The people hesitate Prussianism may hare mede her. more shout sending their children there to the people by the tariff bonus cient Germany than effersoniatl emocra Te . ” ’ | , *) and do not take advantage of its! The bonus. therefore. paid bv the people to the few eve made t it led " the ree f time to rm vauty. which t« gradually being effaced ee , Rs it : vy colored picnics. There seems to be privileged by the tariff bill will far exceed the ihe expe € nocracy Amer as 7 re : . . ) . . hy : ’ ‘ ; TTer r,rat?t 4 merricars . sid oh, rm miy one solution to the probiem of the amount prov ded for the ex-service men in the onus Leen } Be citi ens as against Q 3 ce ** > ; 7 , a. a ’ = ry ‘ T ? ye ‘ 1 Ra = . m mm es & Respensitie Merve. Other strong arguments might be added ibe eeiical Te rhe Editor of the Poet-Digparch The tariff bonus will disjoint | us#Pess by reatines CHANGES IN THE BOND PBOGRAM aad HE other day. while standing on the : [ne Board . EStimate and Apportionmen:r has - . Ww vel ; e . > approva: of the unofficial representa of ’ tives of the voters and taxparers It may be thar f.ne a game of ball as I ever saw No ' "| tee changes are wise and well conceived. but if not ~ > . a = . > . : tam im the world could beat him the | Profits as a return for political slush funds and sup- given the sanction of organized public sentiment the ‘ ? ce. ; as : : eer * « iS aviit S .e a % ~ as v way be was pitching. Still Lee Foh!. , bp eleiialt Citnl | ; P ng \ r | port in ejections. may not stand high in the estimation of the voters had to pull him for another pitcher. and. . r rang? f Tr?) |) a?" — es Th revised nrogt +77 > , when he pulled him he pulled his whole Does not the argument against the misuse of pul eer. sec program Wii! £0 to the Board of Alder. iam and $9,000 fans all to pieces (and funds to benefit a few at the expense of the many for ~“©" ‘oF conmsiceration tomorrow. Action br the civic «i#o the chances for the pennant). Fohi | needs coun therefore. should not he unduly ve crv iv wit . nm . e le * — . Ss VS’ " = as ai Ne eLeie «a uBau! de- “at must have been asleep. He sure | Political expediency appl h greater force to ~€~ layed. Official haste should not be permitted to ure made the wprst mistake I ever saw ina Wisuse of the taxing power to benefit a few aX ‘tre en? mniata h armrony of - - ae, : hall game, and every fan in town is say- . pony | _ + w SApression Ddetween the Xx , . 4 a) ne : n r | , = ater bole ay" ; rn ’ ia | r “Sr ’ : . ; a 7 the same thing. ei pense of the Mad | Is her ef pe Reba vi £1 ea! i ree ai and ? 5? it dekh rep! Psen ati es of the voters i cant see why Sisler and the other political corruption in bestowing rich monopoly privi- . a — — : ‘Oa: operator sars folks make har while ¢h ne |} layers could not see the mistake at the — ag ane Gay While the sul _ * a | leges upon big business tn return for political support shines. Yes, and in the moonshine ton of eta - ——————$———— SSS la NOW DIG’ Polliectte’s Program. From the New York Eve Ly Te che Editer of the Post-Dispatch TNE Post-Dispatch performed a rea! service to the country in publishing the interview with Senator La Follette which appeared tn the Sunday paper Personally, I want to say that this gives me a totally different impression of La Pollette than I previously had. The other popers have alwaye pretended that he was an obstructionist, with no idea is (he world except to tear down. , I find now that, on the contrarr, he has a complete program for the recor - efruction ef our Government, on lines that will take the power away from the smal plutecracy that now wields it. an return it to the peeple. The thing that stands out in the article, in my opinion by the extent to which this extraordinary man has studied the evils of government with a view to correcting them. This pregram should attract immense suppert. it is a long time since the commen peeple have heard of a’ states- man whe was interested im doing some thing for them. Usually, they are con- eidered last. if at all. La Follette’s piat- form tg good enough for me He can have my vote for President, either as the Republican or as an independent cand.- dale. AVERAGE CITIZEN. Ge” 3 More From La Potietre. Te the Beiter of the Post. Dteperrt. ME only complaint I have te make of your erticie on Senator La Fol- QUEEN 1S Beh Miss Ada Johnson's Engagement S tg James Russell Porgan of Chicago Announced. Sou om z ee “ al s Announcement of the engagement 7 ef Miss Ada Rand Johmeon. daughter Let Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Johnsen »f et Portiand place, to James Russ | 4 porgan, 20M o Da vid Forgar. Peeaithy Chicago banker, was made Sseday at @ humcheen given by Mr Pmradfori Shinkie, Miss Johnson's Peister, of 48 Portland place. Miss fF johnson was Queen of the Veiled » Prophet s ball im 1928. i The date of the weddizg has not been fized. but tf tt undersioed if will Be in the eariy winte? Forgas”, '* 4 guest at the Johnsen rome and will remain until Sunday His acquaintance with Miss John- gon, which began several years ago wag renewed several montEs ago. in Het Springs. Va.. and an ardent courteh:p followed. For the last few mesths Miss Johnson and other members of the family have been | in Europe, having returned to #f Louis leas than a week ago. Miss Johnson attended Mary Ineti- tote and its a graduate of lee ' gpence’s Schoo] tn New York. She — made her debut tn 1930 and was Veiled Proephet Queen the same year. She is a member of the Jun- ter League and the Imperial Her father is chairman of the board of the International Shoe (oo. and for- merly was president of the St. Louts Chamber of Commerce : Forgan was graduated from Princeton last spring. For two years he was president of the Princeton ' Triangle Club, and last year, when » the elub preduced a play in ar. Louts, he had the leading role. His | father is president. of the City Na-~ ona! Bank of Chicago The cuests af Mrs Shinkle’s. ‘uncheon were Mesdames Gates Wil. la ms, lioward Nledringhaus, ‘harles Parsons Pegtua, Oliver An-. derson. John Overdll. Andrew W : Johnaor, Lee Niedringhaus. and Misses Elise Garneau. Mary MeKeen acd Erwin Hayward Announcement is made ef the '» members of the bridal! party who will accompahay Miss Eliagabeth Biake Parker to the altar on Oct*7 when she will become the bride of * Mason Scudder. Mrs. William Scort --— — ———- —— Mneed of Montclair, N. J. tormerty HIS BONUS Miss Katherine Parker, and « sister ° 3 ef the Pride-elect. and Wrs Ear?’ * Rarerake ———— —— —— - » Reynolds of (hicago. a sister ef the | f i tis The MIRR O Re Eaten ot toe] : — or,and Miss Patricta Parker. your«-?} JUST MINUTE ; Wrtiten for the POST-DISPATCH ee 4 ete af coe aoa a ~ ae . . s+ ae -s ; ee J} i 4 . y Clear am a7 : . 4 H i © By Clark McAd S P U | | f ey ef boner The bridesmaids will be! B L + O | N Vw = Sisses Mary Etta Randoiph, Mise!’ Sek Ie! Gene eee ~ Elizabeth Ben. is Milas Mary Denma a: . ; ; (STIMONY HAMBURG, Sept. 5. 1922 , iF ee: Clark, Miss Mary Warne : MORE POP BOTTLE TESTIMONY. . ' erameerrtarat HIG ope Be NEW DEAL WITH PANAMA al RO: arner of Lake) , ex ai —_ he 5 ‘ was nor rm v i? en Lion Oo bot ner you ; = ~ c , T Ps ie has Forest | a ned Vi iss (“enstance : ~ . io ’ "= ef me QD ass . . a cte rr 7 | n Lim = : mw a be ; . : =e é — itn te again. but circumstances impe me [I am Om The ew VTicans iimes-rice Mariner of Milwaukee. Jane Scud- | Me-« pestis - oe a ry er i an atid an amateur sign hunter and as such discovered E do not know exactly what wag Ger. the smal! daughter of Mr. andi | ps er “abe ae ini eatin’ Cunt this vesterda our original treaty with Panama, _ John Anderson Scudder. the! eo . -- ae . ; : es , . rae titer of who : : - Wire a ye } 0 I was 7 : entiy ‘t was something ’radical, sing? ‘ wh —= was Miss Isabel} \ . .) di - Reepvperbahn 113 ee Capen, Will be the flower girl ' 2 ’ > . ~* - | . ’ a a 7 a. : nthe - . *) . Shaw Okaw a. — . aafelv at .eas now you cannot find a single dining War in 1904 The agreement appear @ og pa y the Rev. Dr. Joseph Hen- wang room; they are all “dinning rooms.” : . . at . > fy George, ¢ e and an e the protection of my Foe Rp acts a Brrr, bel asses _ ee been one of special nature designed & - Se, a ormer pastor of the | Srtcindn OT te — ea oa 2 a} . ~~ And then the puDdiic Rouses and thetr num- as much as possibile the com pletion of ; ieee Ongregationa! ‘ hurch. and . : - . . - - - +5 : ’ On — 3 > * 7 . _ ~ : > . ' —a.aleiy ter ? -@eremc vas the man behind. theugh God knows I didn’t but : 2o mot remember how they were spelt. when it has to meet routine conditiess . i by os r the ceremony at the | ‘ - : > : » as ear . — h rs > - ~ el ? es * : i of . mean to hit anybody with it What happened for + was not a @gr hunter et that time Now For months past there have been be os heme r and Mre. Parker. After . Peo _ i —— t) , gr I ‘ ms . Desks aw was this: I was in the crowd on the field, about — a 5 tion between the two Governments, e bie bri ~~ GI eee a eee eae Fe - de wil! . 20 feet back. I bought a bottle of soda, and by ‘ Penhitix Sinn Sara Tee obsolete agreement, and our State = Court rele reside in the Warwick! : ; it oo [ouse a , e ** : . e time tt had been passed back to me by the - . -has come more and more to feel the ents “ or - _ ees people in front it was ready to explode. I saw =e “iia - thing more in keeping with the et Mrs. L. L. Leor a ; : was about to pop before I got any of it, so ‘ » " 7 tions of the two countries Only 68 ' . a4 ow —_ ol = te : rocket f am terrib sorry it hit anybody mitted to the union; and that completes our and then for Uncie Sam and the 4 * former Bostonian This } . ale truth an main netellation. mak t an 3 F ——— ihis is the whole truth. and I hope ro innocert =o . sing * an even 60 _ | Republic to draw up and sign a new! = Mrs George P person will suffer ne St. Louis colony tn Hamburg are all shar wit! Ma matte, “s B. Jackson of the 2 Kiux, Ark.—I want to sar at the outset that I am not after the rewards. al ~ . : - a ~ ~- . > A tew thousand dollars after two rears ef Re- publican rule would only result in another Cisgraceful scene among my creditors. It is enough for me to clear up the pop bottle mat- ter in the “Interest of sport fam quite sure oh - " hat I wae the or person present who saw precisely what happered Perception is large- iy @ matter of calm | Was against the rope stretched in the outfield. There wag no rea- son ww TFT should ba sid have seen what happened any better than thousands of other people, but this sort of thing is wholly a matter of com- posure. When the bal! was hit to the outfield there was great excitement among both specta- tors and players. I noticed Witt, the New York fielder Hie was tremendously excited. and wanted to catch something The ball was clearly Meusel’s, and Meusel was always fleld- ing it safely enough. There was no reason why Witt should have moved out of his tracks That he did do so, that he ran around as if the ball could by some magic be made te come his way. indicates his excited condition. If we “an understand that. we can understand what happesed At the Ingtant the ball was falling into Meusel’s hands somebody tossed an empty pop bettie ever our heads It was something for Witt to catch. He had been dying to catch something, and could not find anything to catch. The pop bottle offered him his opportunity, and he Gashed at ft with an audible whoop. He missed it. and it hit him on the head. The dall, had he been fielding the ball at the moment. would hare done the same thing. You may give the money to Father Dempser’s Hotel for work- ing men 7 — = TT] PLINTHOURGOS. i arm. interested In your articles In your contribution to the Post-Dispatch on Sept. 145. “Was there a beginning? There was not.” What do you mean by your wild Statement? Would you please explain for me? Everything must have « beginning. must ft not? SCHEHEREZADE. . Twmu A sign on Thrton boulevard: : A cry dock tz a physician who hes run + @ut of prescripticns. ~ e a. *®e=- © @e< « 77 +e 22 OS *¢ F © ees ‘er. == = o-e i meet present day condition@. a m™ Hotel ts visiting friends fm - She has been gore Tier niece, Mrs. Lesile well. thank you. Don't forget that we are now getting 11 bottles of brandy for one American dailar. KIPLING’S KING AND Now, I think I have served my apprentice- From the New York World ae ’ intenae who Visited her father, ship and am entitied te a number. A number. MRE wee ene error in 7 | “Ger Vest. about a month ago, : ai b ~~ Mr Williame, have moved fram FILO POARCH. Printer p'y to Mr. Kipling’s indictment head ““@ Reek. ark . te Oklehoeme. ° eae States. He treats })-r. Kipling as an Ee : Str: Added starter to your album of mis- U#ified to speak for his own people, Be placed commas and other oddities that give ™?- Kipling speaks and always has aan your column « twist and turns one irresistibly | P¢Tialistic England, unredeemed by @& te it: “Sooner or later.” When is sooner? [ °%¢8° Of liberaliem. His political notice some of the bright young men itn the *%° ® Beriod previous to the first Raf Post-Dispatch and it may be the older ones ®ttitude toward his country and as well, fall for this phrase. How about % medieval rather than modern. please. Ewen .y Gare Noa "all son will return Mon- she og “Tetonsing. Mich. where Yo aer mother. Mrs. Johs a Brown, and her sister, Miss on have spent the sum- E Mer Mra ‘ map em was ~_ Srown-O Fallon and ; ‘soon or later’ Gefender of the divine rights of ng = R ww... nd a week with Mra. ea, Fondly thine. is quite evident [n his writings, from & A bee RGling Jr. 46969 Pershing areek Gc. c. &. as in the interview published tn the | ‘3 itd * "til thetr apartment on Eucti@ ; —— =m CaUsSe he is a creat crafteman in Se a ad Pershing avenue A 1} ; ae S — has swallowed his opinions wim — Ya culty who would find tt impossible t# c c ‘ot D\w/— ome solitary {tem in the Kipling creed in wumpremeditated prose. If Mr. E a" to be taken seriously he must stick te and ballads. Put baldir. hia political "hat ef a narrow-minded, biindir | ignorant Tory gentieman of the eesti tant. It ts doubtful that he rep é temporary class of importance. Wi ais coating he doesn't go down, either or elsewhere 3 | “scupaency. Mra EF ‘3 4 end Miss EB . ; q ‘own will leave We : ponies the latter part ef this 4 oF Now Va tend the pin, set Brown will ate} “Tl t ** Mee. Brown will itwe " - Wl take an apartment — op. -Ulah (udd of Spartate : 4 = C.. who hae been the mack a a "ed guest of Miss Ma f . Gaughter of Mr. and ws Lane of 4160 Lindell, mim Se. Louis enti! after the en ophat Batl on Oct. 2. Mise il] be a2 maid of hener Aties Lane's brother Cha “*. Wi pifve as his tlamdl of Linecetn, mi. wi) arrive teday and. * Mis. Tal NATIONAL IRRIGATION. — From the Los Angeles Times. _ | HE Government is said to ave | total of $133.000,000 in 7 v eet — of Mr. and Mra “*hwein of $168 Wate

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[RROR 4 > OPINIO Tr WITH PANAMA. ans Times-Picayune exactly what was wrong aty with Panama, but apt hing ‘radical, Department asking the abrogation of t to give place to an en mmunication to Speaker G utive declared that a c desired also by the Ge The wish for change @ ‘pique for the existing t Mr. Taft when Sec retary ¢ agreement appears to nature designed to facilit the completion of the and Presid aE ee ere we ee o- — since our Wal ound to possess many flav | routine conditions of t sre have been points of f o Governments, owing tot and our State Depa nore to feel the need of eping with the exact ountries. Only a few it the unsatisfactory r for the contro! of raéie: jm time to time there la concerning the conducts desire of the State I clean sweep of the Pp it, but to abrogate it in Sam and the Panaff Pp and sign a new doc nt day conditions. ING AND COTNTRY. . World. error in Senator Borah's igs indictment of the UR™ r. Kipling as an Ene! r his own people, but in nd always has epoken for unredeemed by any His political ideas 6° to the first Reform Bill country and his han modern. He is the ne rights of Kings. is writings, from first te sblished in the World, but® crafteaman in words n. d hie opinions without j it Impossible to agre® he Kipling creed when rose. If Mr. Kipling he must stick to short idly, his political vie Wied, blindly patriotic © man of the oldest sch that he represents any nportance. Without his fo down, either in © LL, IRRIGATION. Times. is said to have ! 50.000 in various 1 . Most of these were was uncerstood that rae RS! | MEER vf 1932. The .City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH clone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ST. LOUfS POST-DISPATCH 19 HED PROPHET = IS BETROTHED Johnson’s Engagement co es Russell Forgan of Chicago Announced. " ig —— “Announcement of the engage: Ada Rand Johnson, daught: and Mra. Jackson Johnson of nd place, to James Russe | gon of David Forgan, Chicago banker, war made at a luncheon given by Mr. Bhinkle, Miss Johnson's , of 45 Portland place. Miss ) was Queen of the Veiled gs ball in 182 od of the aiding has not Oped, but it ts undersiood it in the early winter ig a guest at the Johnson anda will remain until Sunda, ‘pequaintance with Miss Joh: jon, Which began several vears ago pag renew ed several months aco. in ngs. Va., and an ardent followed. for the last few Miss Johnson and of the family have , having returned to #1 than a week ago. gohnaeon attended Mary Insti- and lie @& graduate of MNMis- Schoo] in New York. She her debut in 1920 and was Prophet Queen the same . Ghee is a member of the Jun- Teague and the Imperial. Her her ig chairman of the board of Jaternational Shoe (Co. and for- y was president of the St. c of Commerce Forgan was graduated - *iPrine last epring. For was. qeemcen' of the Princeton Club, and last year, when the ‘aud produced 4 play in 8t. Louls, he had the leading role. His father ts president of the Citv Na- tiona! Bank of Chicago The guests at Mrs Shinkle's luncheon were Mesdaimes Gates Wi!- ame, Howard Niedringhaus. | Charles Parsons Pejtus, Oliver An- _dereon, John Overdli, Andrew Ww Johnson, Lee Niedringhaue. ani 4 Elise Garneau. Marvy McKeen Erwin Hayward. other beer from ' Announcement is made of thie ‘me of the bridal party who accompanay Miss’ Elizabeth Parker to the altar on Oct. 7 ashe will become the bride of Soudder, Mrs. William Scort of Montclair, N. J.. former)) § Katherine Parker, and a sister bride-elect, and Mrs Ear! of Chicago. a sister ef the g ’ pom, will be matrons of ho per, and Miss Patricia Parker, voune @eter of the bride, will be maid of honor. The bridesmaids wi!) be Mary Etta Randolph Miss | Bemis. Miss Mary Denman Miss Mary Warner of Ti, and Miss Constance Of Milwaukee. Jane Scud- he small daughter of Mr. and John Anderson Scudder. the of whom was Miss Isabel Will be the flower gir. Seudder wil! have his , Earl Reynolds. as the groomsmen will be f Herbert Lawrence Parker ers of the bride: Clifton . Charles Mulligan, Sam | and John Shepley. 'The ceremony will be performed the Pilgrim © Congregationa! wh bythe Rev. Dr. Joseph Hen- former pastor of the tional ‘hurch, and be ed by a reception im- 7 n Lake broth- best of Mr. and Mrs. Parker. After trip, Mr. Scudder and Will reside in the Warwick ments. L. L. Leonard of 5305 Delmar Myard returned Monday evening Mennebunkport, Me. where she m visiting her father. Robert » St hissummer home. Mr. wife, and they took severa! through the East. Mrs. isa former Bostonian George P. B. Jackson of the Hotel is visiting friends in , Mo. Bhe has been gone » Her niece, Mrs. Leslie Who visited her father, Vest, about a month ago. ay » have moved from Ark. to Oklahoma. —e J Bouth Brown-O'Fallon | == 80n wil] return Mon- tonsing, Mich., where mother, Mrs. John and her sister, Miss have spent the sum- & week with Mrs. Jr, 4509 Pershing ave- , “~ (;e0o, iv te "aq hp & Pershing avenue is Secupancy. Mre. Rrown * Brown will leave Weque-| i the latter part of this week York. Bchool, as will Mies and Miss Trimble Fob- ; Mrs. Brown will live at eee “Tatuian Cudd of Spartan- | Who has been the much Gest of Miss Marion Mer of Mr. and Mra. © of 4160 Lindell. St. Louis until after the Ball on Oct. 3. = & maid Lane's brother, Charles MM hive as his guest of Lincoln, Ii). arrive Louis until Yale Uni-| $12,953.91. boys | when the two t together to enter. Oth- who will attend Yale Festus J. Wade Jr., and Richard Orth.- of Mr. and Mrs. Freder- Wein of 5108 Waterman Te William H. Barnett man avenue, their Louis | two yeara| There were which Louis University for Spent part of the summer. Brown-0' Fallon and her) apartment on Euclid | ‘City, St. Miss Rrown will at-. |, other points. | Catholic oof Will take an apartment for | will | Miss . of honor thie | '*°6 when cuestioning two men and a The | today and .will | showing personal property valued at / panies WILI WED C -HUCAGO MAN .| him when he is we ’ | phatic - PtiraUuse ) MISS ADA RAND JOHNSON. Barnett, and their son, William Bar- nett, have returned to St. Louis after a three months’ gutomobile tour of the East Miss Alice Barnett has resumed her studies at the Univer- kiity of Missouri Mra. Rav Bolin has South Haven, Mich been visiting her mother, Mrs. cis Reder, who spent the there, and wil! be with this fal! at the latter's Pershing avenue Mre also returned, ra l- her parents home, 6346 Reder Dickson Sr. of 434! place her daughter, Mrs. Robert A Holland, and the latters children, returned yesterday from Wequetonsing, Mich where they the summer , Mrs. Westminster Josepi: Spent Ailnugsburs latter She Mr«. Guy Wright of the Apartinenta will return the part of the week from the East. is now In New York, after in New Hamopshire and Massachu- setts. \Irs lacob (iroess of Normandy will be hostess at a children's party Saturday afternoon at her home in honor of her 22? grandchildren guests ais will 1] lude about t friends of the given in ding the hostess The af- the gardens residence adu! tair Wi SuUrrowultr | he Zieg liarryv e-vvtie« The wedding of Miss Pauline ler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ziegier of 5532 Waterman a\ and Bernard Cha of Bos- ton took place Monday at the heme of the bride's parents, Dr. Leon Har- rison officiating, and was followed by a dinner for members of the fami! and relat i’ ries Gordo! ee AT thie ‘ ‘) no attendants Gordon are en route their honeymoon | Boston Mr nd Mrs Mrs fornia on will reside in is the son of Mr. a (;ordon of Boston. Mr. and Mre. William A. Sehraub- etadter. formerly of 6592 Waterman avenue, have taken pp f their new apartment in the 5546 Waterman avenue, — -_- oC STATE OFFICERS CHOSEN FOR CATHOLIC HOSPITAL BODY Mother Mary ¢ estnerGie of St. Louis, Chosen President at Missouri Conference of Association. The organization convention of the Missour! ference of the Na- tional Catholic Hospital Association, has been in (;ordon lHiarry © Se Sele)! Plaza, eee fon two days, closed afternoon with the elec- tion of offic ers for the first year. Those chosen are President, Mother Mary Concordia, 8. Mary's Infirmary, St. Louis; first pres- ident. Sister Mary Constance, St Anthonv’s Hospital, St. Louis; second yesterda\ \ ice | of the Post-Dispatch last night. ' Bt. Louis, and his subject, ‘- nate OF 1920 WHO ‘DON T DOSE THE BABY ~KSD SPEAKER ADVISES: | oe Your Dosing,’’ White Physician Do Says Dr. Park J. in Radio Talk. SS ‘ ’ . Von t aose the baby. ll, and don't dose 5 Do: dose him when he is sick. In the do the dosing.’ This was one of the most em- who were listening in on the pro- gram broadcast from Station K 8S D speaker was Dr. Frank J. Whi fourth informa- Lhabies Well,” presented in was the the series of | ave medical talks sent broadcast by ' » Station K S DD. These talks all are given by St. Louts have been arranged by Medical Society for the St. the Post-Dis- | patch | can ? obler i ble returned from | whereijshe has! summer | |i are |fed on has! i. Vieiting | a) portion of last night ; seaesion at St. Dr. White declared that one of harmful things a do for her baby !s to give him much medicine. Another pay too little attention to Three Kinds of Mothers. ‘There are three kinds of ers,’ said Dr. White. “The who worries too much, the mother who refuses to worry at all, and the mother—-and there is no (;0d than the sensi- the most too moth- mother sensible work ol mother.’ In discussing } food which, he dec determined its health to a very large extent, he said the breast-fed babies the healthiest, and the canned foods always the baby's lared, babies are the ast healthy. feeding, as to also were given with advice regarding avold preventable diseases “There is no greater: said, “than to permit fer from a preventable thus endanger its future Song Recital a Feature. A recital of songs written bv a St Louis composer, Mra, Julie Stevens- Bacon. was the feature of the mus S b pro- > . Bacon's time, and the talk closed the wav to “a chil disease and ‘s K but one of Mrs. songs presented last night were sune from manuscript because they now are in the hands of the publishe Miss Thelma Hayman, St. Louis con- sip was the artist into anda Mr Bacon gave the f her con grain. All whose presen- ions, and |! ead the pian¢ accom lent. Several) of the songs, notably anding’’ and “M Praver more than frae- fation ¢ recom? " '* 4 . self pla lage “T'nderst ‘or You.’ were ments, but they er ones e*xaqu l the exceptional abilits Hayman's war littie us the lone and dem- as wel! were isite bits rich itraply compose! ; adit tien of the vibrant the interpreta mewhat dramatic chara sand added greativ to 1 heir renditior ing Miss Hayman concert Was the uiS pPlaniste her a number of classics of plano musi artisti i\deed and quite in keeping gram The St. and a preser the Vas With ne Quartet other loc omposer pianiste will be tonight’ge bill at Sta- tion K 8 LD. The former aggregation ingludes George hayser, John Ka) ser, Sugden Harris and C. F. Was sell, and they will give the latter half of the program. In the firat half of the evening Mrs. Laura S. Allison, composer-pianist will pre- her own compositions, assisted by Mrs. Gertrude Smith Badley ee “SMILE WEEK" DECREED FOR OCT. | IN WASHINGTON STATE oe Saxapho il woman « Louis -soprano sent Governor Calls Upon All Persons to) i Louis F. imation vice president, Sister Mary Carola, St.) Kansas City, Mo.; Sister Hospital, vice president, John's -treasurer Marys Infirmary, Mary's third Brendan, St. Louis; secretary Mary Irene, St St. Louis The executive committee is posed of the following The Rev. Charles H Cloud, direc- tor: Dr. William Glennon of St. John's Hospital. assistant director; Paul Bakewell Jr., and Dr. W. T. Coughlin. The convention attractec affiliated with the work of the Cath- olic hospitals of the State. There | were 148 sisters of various orders representing hospitals in Kaneas | Joseph, Jefferson City, Sedalia. Moberly and Physicians, nurses, so- workers and friends of the hoepitals swelled the § at- the 300 mark at each Hospital, St. Sister Springfield, cia! fendance to | pession. ee ee ee LEMKEMEIER LEFT $12,953 Property of Slain Detective Was Be- | queathed to Father. An inventory of the estate of De- tective Sergeant Harry W. Lemke- meier, who was shot and killed July automobile at Tenth was filed today , woman in an and Biddle atreets. The will of Lemkemeier, who was not married, leaves his en- tire estate to his father, Henry C. | Lemkemeter, 395° Page avenue. The estate consists of stocks In stove manufacturing and ot! refining com- valued at $1280: bonds, $9272.61: cash, $2301.49. Rewards totaling $2000 have been offered for the arrest and convic- tion of Louis Trider. former con- viet. indicted for the Beth and Alice| Lemkemeier. : las “gmile Mary | } Let Joy Be Unconfined, and Yor- get Cares of Day. lated Preas OLYMPIA, Was! Hart today calling upon the the week beginning week.’ Hiis ey the Ass Sept. 21.—G: issued a people to observe said: “Let evervone forget trouble. , “Creet each one with a smile; some cheerful word. com. | ters and the movies would “Do a kindly act; disseminate joy visit the shut-ins. “I wish the newspapers, eliminate ithe murders and all depressing eo ’ persons | sorrow-breeding items, acts and pic- tures. “Take the and picturés, to ‘funntes,’ both papers the hospital, thx ‘sanitarium and al! places where the unfortunate are confined, may forget troubles and enjoy manny laughs. , ‘SULTAN OF SULU'S DAUGHTER BACK AT ILLINOIS UN.VERSITY Special to the Post -Diepatch URBANA, IL, Sept. 21.—Princess Tahata Kiram, daughter of the Suy!- tan of Sulu, arrived here yesterday | to re-enter the University of Illinois. | When the princess first came to | Illinois, two and a half years ago, she was a special student tn music. | This year, she said, she planned to) /specialize tn political and social sci. | ences “It always has been mv ambition to do social work,” she remarked, and “that is why I changed. I shal} return to the Islands as soon as I get my degree.” The Rev. C. E. Jdenney Installed. The Rev. C. E. Jenney was in- stalied last night as pastor of the Firet Presbyterian Church, Sarah «treet and Washington boulevard. by the St. Louis Presbytery. The Rev. W. H. Hoover, moderator, presided. and the sermon was preached by the | latter | case see your physician and Jet him} admonitions given to parents The! te of | “Keeping | topic | physicians and, Louis) mother | is to! his food. | alwave | Some simple rules for! quantity, etc., | crime.” he di toes if- | bration procla-| Saturday } (det. 1) Stat tement| say. the thea- thet a!)) 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 Broadcasting of the opening prices, midsession and closing quotations of the St. Louise grain market, live stock quotations, supplied by Market News Service. U. S&S. Dept. of Agri- culture; Liverpoo! and New York cotton market: New York stocks, bonds and money market; poguvitry and butter market: metals market: U. 8. official weather reports and forecast, and news bulletina. | 8 p. m.—400 Meters ! rogram by talented sing- short addresses and Detaila announced Louis Post-Dispatca. Specia! ers, musicians, other features. daily tn the St. Thursday Evening rogram in two parts In the first part the’ } piano compositions of Mre Allison will be presented composer Agsisting - i son will be Mrs. Gertrude Bad ley, accompanist and iste The St. Louis Saxophone Quar- tet-—_Messre (. F. Wasaeall, George Kayser, John Kayser and Sugden Harris—will give the second half of the prog! ‘am Baseball scores PART ] Solo—"A solo pianh- Piano Trip tw Moon.’ Allison Drifti Llor Words by music oy a - \ hi a ‘) bv Mi oan light” Minna! u McKenna, lie the firgean paraphrase 7 Mra. Badle INTERMISSION (“hor Tannhauser ib) tdvl- Ag! |, Ala f(a) Wut of thie Sientrie ib) Ban boo a) Tn tern Friday Evening rogram by the Del > *T lance Orchestra of St tt the Zig Zag Trio of Salern, —_-—_—. _ 2 JEWISH NEW YEAR CELEBRATION Services to Be He ld Tomorrow lI-ve- ning and Saturday Morning. The Jewish New Year will be cele- brated by all Hebrew synagogues to- norn- ee eee | morrow evening and Saturday : ing. Services of Temple Israel] wil! be held at the First Church of Christ Scientist. King’s highway and West- minster place Because of the Ney | Year celebration, the usual Friday evening’ service will be discontin at Temple Israel tomorrow night, | but will be resumed Sept. 29. The United Hebrew Temple wi!! occupy the Second Baptist Church King's highway and Washington toulevard, during the religious cele Services will be at 7:f tomorrow evening and at 14 morning The changes from the usual places of worship have been made because the ten are lacking in seating capacity. ued o clock ‘grief iples TWO NOTED RUSSIAN ARTISTS TO APPEAR ON AMERICAN STAGE | Dame. Kousnezoff Will Present Not. | | year-old Advent Pvangelica! Luther- , an Church, able “Revue Russe'-—lLeon Bakst Also Engaged. ‘€i to the Post-Dj Spatch, NEW YORK, Sept. 21.—Another Russian theatrical offering is to be mis ade to New York this seagun. Lee and J. J. Shubert’ announce they and E) beth Marbury have arranged to| present Mme. Maria Kousnesoff of ce Opera Theater of Moseow and ‘He imperial Theater of Petrograd and M. Leon Bakst. neted coler artists Ss pe a Kousnesoft's famous European rep- ertory, “The Revue Russe.”’ will be Biven here in full. Mme. Kousnezoff will arrive in New York Friday on the steamship ranee with her company num ber- ing more than 30 persons and inelud- ing her artistic and technical staff M. Bakst will arrive here a week later ‘The Revue Russe” is to be pre- the Booth Theater on the night of Oct. 3 It is coming hers direct from a successful tour abroad and its scenery will be brought along is described as a otions rang mi guiety t he most poignant every is capable.’ sented at intact The Revue “repertory of human em ing fre im expression of emotion h the human sou! Patrolman for 23 Years Dies. Patrolman Charles L. Thomas. years old, of 3452 Eads avenue police force for ° the Magnoli llowing an op- member of the ‘ears, died tist Sanitarium, f four AVS ago for He had been in the nue District ince he today at sever M iz - WAS _ ene of the most | and designers, on | he American stage this winter. Mme. | Reception for Lutheran Pastor. Representatives of all Lutheran churches in St. Louls last night at- tended a reception for the Rev. erick M. Hanes, new pastor of the held in Rubicam auditorium. tomac street, which is the church's meeting place pending erection of an Fred- | School | Grand boulevard and Poa-' edifice on a lot recently purchased at Grand boulevard and-+- W | street. FOR YEARS DISCRIMINATING WOMEN HAVE INSISTED ON Nadine Face Powder Try it in the New Bilee Box, You will like its soft texture exquisite tints and charming fra- grence, It adheres throughout the day. Constant applications not necessary. At totlet , counters of by mail, Send 4c, for miniature bex White, Flesh, Brenctte, Piak. \, NATIONAL TOILET CO Paris, Teumessee, RESORTS PA CIFIC NORTHWEST. CALIFORNIA AND OTHER POINTS. The only route through Banff and Lake Louise. For full information write, phone or call r. LL. Sheehan, Gen. Agt. i120 Locust me St. Louis, lelephone: Be Ul, Main Pass. Dept Mo. 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LOUIS -_—- —- SS [ el ee Cierk's aed Cruise, Jameary 23, 19Z3 ROUND THE WORLD “EMPRESS of FRANCE™ 15461 Geese TONS 4 MONTHS CRUISE, S100 anc ap Baciuding Hotcis, Fees, Drives, Guides, ete, Clark Originated Reund the World Cruises Clark’ s 1%h Cruise, Febreery 3, 1923 MEDITERRANEAN THe lemma > ef SCOTLAND” 25000 Groes Tone 65 DAYS CRUISE, 3600 and ap Preek C. Clerk. Times Boilding. New York aE AMU SEMENTS Beauty Unsurpassed The wonderful, refined, entrancing comple nos rendered. brings back the appearence of youth. Results are is- stant. Highly arvtisep- tic. Exerts a soft and soothing “action. 80 cars in use, White ‘lesb-Rachel. Send 10¢ fer Trial Size FERD. T.SOPRINS & SOX, New York Gourauds Oriental Cream Shubert Jefferson outs’ Lead! ng Playhouse ‘The Se! TGA Present in THE WHITE PEACOCK A ROMANCE OF SPAIN Nights and Sat. Mat.—50c to $2 00 NEXT SUNDA SEATS NOW Direct From an All-Summers Rre at The Gerrick Theater, ChicaZgo. THE GLORIOUS MUSICAL COMEDY For Goodness Sake With JOHN EF. YOUNG end CAST OF NEW YORK FAVORITES & CHORUS of DISTINCTION & BEAT Pop Mats. Wed. @& Sa 5bMe 1 $s) no $1 50 Cheese Titbit A chunk of American cheese broken up and . worked into a paste with butter; then well seasoned with LEA&PERRINS SAUCE During 1921, the POST-DISPATCHI ted 13,582 WANTER TO POmceLaan “Wantse”’—5264 more murder of | Dr. H. H. Forsyth of the King’s|tham the THREE other St. Louis; | Highway Presbyterian Church, newspapers COMBDVED. Deer Mr. Mayor—The undersigned asks leave to inform the good citisens of St. Louis, through you, their chief m agist rate. that tnere le s00n exhibited titled iy arranged from Pau ter’e sensational drama of the same title and thac this photoplay. in ite elaborated intensity. is positively “the last word” in efforts of this ciass. Paris. France. known the world ever as the world’s most beautiful and most wicked metropolis, never before gave the Moulin Rouge’ pict oria to be. in this city a photoplay en- | JAmerican 225% m IVGii SUN NIGHT | M. Pot- | ; rise to a eimilar depiction of the city's guper-exciting amusements nor has the mask of its depravity ever before been | shed with _ AMUSEMENTS No Quest ion of Its the Best Show in Being Town AT ST. CARLES EVERY re and Beeman & Grace ZELAYA liarrtwon & Dakin WEILY &€ TENFYCK JAMES STEVENS 4 2— THE FOUR MORTONS JACK NORWORTH faverman 16— TWICE DAY - Fa dies 05— CONTIN VOCE SNOW MAA te/lbhdlhe NOW PLAYING STIX ANDERSON SISTERS IN A “MUSICAL WELANGE” --— ROWERS a , AND MAF Y BROW NE—THRES L BR ANTLE Y—BELL & | PERCIVAL NOEL & COMPANY in “JUST A HUSBAND” MUMFORD AND STANLEY JOE AND ELSIE FARRELL Eg eva The Pennant-Wioning Musical Comedy GEO. M. COHAN’S COMEDIANS, Headed by ADA MAY WEEKS —in the— O’BRIEN GIRL | Nights, Sc-$2.50. Populer Py ee wos Wednesday an! Saturday. -_ the ruthlessness this truly ieee shocking film discloses | l] To The undersigned reepectfully invites ase a \ hoete of friendy to view photo-epectacie #0 as to enable vou to carefully note this daring xposition of stark, unabeshed fervor Very truly yours, RAY GC SMALLWOOD, vou er a your this co;oesa) “ (Signed) . SPORTSMAN’S PARK Browns vs. WaShington GAME STARTS ATS FP. M. Reserved Seats on at Ow oe Cigar Ce. Olive 8. CRPHEUM CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE | © ~~ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS 2 Dayp-—-By All Means Be Sure to See HAROLD LLOYD in “GRANDMA’S BOY” Hig Latest, Greatest and Lengest Production NEW GRAND CENTRAL ONLY—COSTER & Cl EMENTS—OSCAR H, JOST GENE RODEMICH—BILLY KITTS—DAVE SILVERMAN —— - _—- -_—— - —_ ——— ee eee : —_ ~~ 2 = SEE C MANSLAUGHTER” | The New Grand Central, West End Lyrie and Capito! Theaters will ‘present Cecil B. De Mille’s most sumptuous production, *‘ Manslaughter,’ WW eek. Saturday and all next Skouras Brothers, because of the ultra lavishness of the picture, as created by the world’s master producer, Cecil B. De Mille. because of Duer Miller, and because of the the great story by Alice acting of Thomas Meighan, Leatrice ‘Joy and Lois Wilson, wish to indorse the picture personally and recommend it to the people of St. Louis. Skouras Brothers have uever indorsed a picture unless they felt certain it was a 100 per cent attraction. ’ will entertain and satisfy every believe ‘ ‘Manslaughter’ They one as no picture of the current season has done. sT ‘a LINCOLN J.CARTER'S PENDUOUS MELODRAMA ‘ 4° LOVE AND THRILLS oy ATTENO THE MATINEE S ANO AVOIO THE NING CROW TABOED ATTRACTION CLYDE COOK» THE ESKIMO” NO ADVANCE iN PRICES . » 2 weer 79 [GETIN THE MOVIES SEE FRIDAYS PAPERS j N Most Opulently Endowed So-|f ciety Play Ever Shown in St. Louis ‘ ° . ; + 9? Rich Men’s Wives Has Attained a Compelling Success at a LMON T E THEATER Unparalleled Popularity of the Superb American Tenor Joseph Sheehan And His Celebrated Company ef e 15—Artists—15 In an Entire Change of Program EVERY DAT. $ TO il. EVENING, 50Qc; ATINEE, CHILDREN Ry WAYS _10c. ,»C-I-N- D-E-R-E-L-L-A | , Theater & Ai-deme—Cherokee @ Iowa != > Tonight and Fri—Conway Tearle. In “THE OATH” Saturday —Double . Program *S HART t ‘WHITE OAK.” ‘astle tn “‘Hi lcrest Mystery . "5c. AMUSEMENTS TL SV iim | LEW Continuous Dally. 1 P. M. to il CODY and ALMA RUBENS tn | JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD’S | Most Power‘u! Paramount Drame. Bi. he Valley of Bilent Men”’ 30¢ W E EK- DAY MATS | I H COMING SATURDAY. The Sensation of the Year ; ~ a GEORGE /MELFORD er OR UCTIO ~~) BYUPNING | GiRRI PRICK “WT HEATER R WOODWARD PLAYERS WILL OPEN Saturday Evening Sept. 23 IN “Polly With a Past” FOR 8 NIGHTS AND MATS. SUN. THURS. AND SAT, EATS ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE DAILY AFTER 8 A. M. SAINDS” - WANDA HAWLEY, MILTON SILLS, ROBERT CAIN, JACQUELINE LOGAN Desert romance big- ger and better than “The Sheik!” F'rolicsome Fun ‘SrrEETS CamRo Alhambra Grotto Grand and Magnolia Ponight— ADMISSION ~21 st, 22d and 23d FREE Everybody Welcome. BRING FRIEND, = Youn SHUBERT EMPRESS OLIVE, NEAR GRAND INITIAL WEEK SHUBERT VAUDEVILLE ‘* The Midnight Roynders’’ With « galaxy ef fun-makera . in- clecdin ff SMITH & DALT OREEN &4 BLYLEX F Jack Strumsee ean [Cerro Frenk J. Corbett Davey White Lelia Chalfente Ceiin Cameron A Bewittch Tt sows Saint 8:15 : 2:15 COLUMBIA z: 11 A. M.—Continucus Dailp—1i P, M HARRY HOLDEN & C0. The on a Witten ae Fase & Wnitouiienee aiken MARION DAVIES. NN RA OIE ANI AER NN A ay MN me Ma ee OE Mag AN ine os Ps tne, a Leni ® “ sc i” me bie 3 at ~ ee Bes oe en Ve sate on

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» Se ~~ bedded in his neck—a souvenir de la Co tudents on a part time basis.” guerre—to interfere with the use of fered a loss of $70,000 through its y i: When the college opens its gates his radiophone, Judge Robert S. transattions with the oil promoters. Seti = / ; x _—_ +e * i/ Pt A c" eS ‘ — yy = big deal with an old street clearer, ne 7 Se : . a . SS i front of a cigar store. The street his | pulled a handful of cigar of ¢ FF-¥ DRUC SEVENTH AND W | CIGAR 3 For Friday and Balance of 10c LA GARN At Less Than 6c = 10 for This is a strictly long-filler Cig Sumatra Made in Tampa, Fia., by the clear Havana Cigars. No fane —all quality. A Real 10c Value TOE iin ic buatied Box of 50. A Special ¢ 10e WALTER DA , One of our best brands of great favorite among smokers smoke. oni Saturday SC LA PREFERE AT CUT 10e straight size cut te... 2 fer 25¢ size cut te {Se straight size cut te... .. A SALE OF WELL La Palina First Sonews Garcia Grande 3 for 12 CUESTA RE Extra a z 15¢ 7 for$ . . oe geeee... ao wae ee ee —— Greenfield's BETTER CLOTHES ~ spe eee oe TALUULLT EEA TERPA DEAD UE UES TEPER EL TUUTEAUUOONLUGRAUAEEES °° TTI TUVETETU RENT ETUNETRU ERAT TEER ET TOTD TTA LE TTT OEO ETT TTT TT TTT TTD UU TTR c: Whipcord Suits and ‘Lopcoats Styled for young men—in attractive sport and plain models for Fall— and all hand tailored of the finest whipcord fabrics for us. » were to pay $250 for « Dinner Set you could not pure anything more beautiful. dainty. or wonderful th ~—* s Holland See Dinner Set. Formeriy a set of this kind was imported aad one sould hardly afford one. It b made quite a dig hi! righted “sy am “a and is ‘an exact and faithful reproduction of a very fine genuine imperted Holland Scene Se*. 75 When you have inv ted your friends can you imagine their look of surprise when they behold this Dinner Set Because of the iimited output we urge that you get S J * a Most Beautiful and rigina inner soe ver twiat y DOWN If Si 50 PIECES Gdtanan Bros. were very fortunat e in obdtaini ng the exc! ustve agency for this wonderful Dinuer Set in St. Louis. in the East and its extreme!y popular. The Holland Scene design is exclusively copy- so entirely different ? Can you tmagine your fee! ing ef pride? le moment. your Holland Scene Set at tbe earliest Dogsib Kemember you get an extra Holland Scene Dinner Set to match this Set, FREE. n Range h Cole's Hi-Oven Range | Goidman Bros. | $2 Per Month Holland Scene Buys = — ~~ ee ‘02 Dinner Set} 22%: $5 CASH— in Delft Blue ~ |FREE Month WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF "10 OR OVER EITHER ON CASH OR CREDIT PURCHASES Goldman Bros. Suits— $37.50 to $5(),00 Price cam equal this wonderfwu! ree Range. Makes cooking a pieas- ure; ves cheer and warmth to the whole household ; quick baker ™ 4 and heater. Wil! pay for itself In re > fer Cole’s Hi- ' Oven Hances. « the am * of your fuel, tn a year’s time. Tl heat one te three rooms. You need never stoop whi'« baking. Absolutely guaranteed. We are enabdied co ou a larger autiful Poe leas money. to those priced higher vlsewhere. | size. quality, Lone, ity. Reproduce¢s as a bell; —-_ - raspi eee ae that “has Oe Phonograph . years. absolutely 1 Goldman Gres. Accept Liberty Bonds af Fail Value We consider 7D. 60 and 980 jays time as cash We ve you 10 per cent discount the Same as if you had pai the money i advance. teed. 1104-1106-1108 OLIVE ST- ST.LO f .

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Deo ea Le. ee , " : “ , ‘ - ER go serene REE ER ee er i lia as 3.0 mj ay Post-Dispatch etl . sd ets; my CITY CIRC G | Be ) > Be 5 those. any Other St. Louis Sewapeste I ° WANTS, REAL ESTATE anata TT ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1922. PAGES 21—36 ‘ 2826 Sheridan avenue. SGP Sta BPR 8 Sy HAT DID YOu FEE Till Spins hes Ss Se 5 NNINGTON ABANST THREE ne omnes omerme cms -[QOOY OF ONE VIET OF [rx ssa ony he a three garment workers’ unions, their! sulted from an attempt to unionize; JACKSON, Cal., Sept. 21.—One | moved from the vault. we News Interest, wih Seas ‘bars, intending to help himself to avenue, and from interfering with ness had been carried on. The unions, | Argonaut shaft. It was the body of death to a higher level, hoping 547A Bates street. | junction continues in effect the tem~/ defendants trom reaping rg A ' , — : 1 ou« Tell the suddenly, giving Mr. Cop no little|its employes or congregating about in their reply, asserted their me.n-/| of William Fessel, the man who! ‘to find some means of. escape for MARKET. | stubs from his pockets, gathered, co Write a Few Lines About ‘porary restraining order issued| manner with employes of the ot . oan ltes when, last Monday night the an old newspaper vendor on|doubt, while making his daily) | It to the |against the unions Aug. 4. pany or with any person wishing to with an old street clearer,| newspaper vendor, who reached into the theft of jewelry valued at $200, taken ains h It was a@ cigar store. The street his pocket and handed forth a stack | | POST-DISPATCH rom. 8 ae Ske reported. —— for Rang ‘the c2l 11; United Garment Workers, a of more than two around the | | — en sea omialiininial aati noid pred: 2 the. werkt of semeavel Meum | pulled a handful of cigar of cigar and cigarette coupons in in nis 8 Local 7. and the Amalgamated Cloth-! company’s premises. | At , ti apeoiaaity 18: ie pen | | Bureau of Mines checked their lists N T > | emporary injunction prohibiting | Application for the injunction re- By the Associated Press. and found but 46 bodies had been ro Ce loday? | “ne A gardener’s truck stopped for|ing with the business cf the Hecht . se ; a di . ie] re yicketing in ; icken 7 Re orters Tell the Pp = ~ What Di traffic. A cop reached through the! — ‘om BASES The POQST-DISPATCH i( 1LF L . WILSON neo ee PA EIR ROR IE “A Delightful Place In Which ToS em printed. | ot*. | eu ii Op ~The Greater Weil Store : OR U G Co. ““teet™ Balior, st touts” | rice. "One entire floor, the second, has been devoted to, Dresses. New ENRY . I L, INC. /ENTH AND WASHINGTON AVE. POST-DISPATCH | Suit and Coat departments have been established on the third floor. The Millinery department has been enlarged. And a Shoe Shop, fea- | 916-918 OLIVE ST. _ For Friday and Saturday’s Selling the “turing I. Miller Footwear, has been added. Balance of Our Stock of | ne LA GARNITA CIGARS ® Less Than Manufacturer's Price on §=10 for 5S ‘s273 8 mrictly long-filler Cigar with a genuine imported | Sumatra wrapper. - | EMBOCADO HAVANA SMOKERS ’ | in Tampa, Fla., by the manufacturer of our fine Havana Cigars. No fancy shapes or workmanship quality. A Real 10c Value 7c Each Box of 50... .$3.45 on ee Oe EP ot oe fe eee ee ge ily r | = 0 — ———, | | exchange. J. B. TREINEN. ) gaa at yeies pone . | aati > Inviting and Delightful—Newest CAUGHT ON THE RUN. | | | On Aubert avenue I saw four sma!! , \ | ad e ; boys playing corkball. One of the - = # : boys hit a foul and it dropped into a 1 ; tt ad iy b | 1 eC ' feed bag which was hanging on the ~~ ” L-. Ld 3.3 ——e . ee | | side of a passing dairy wagon. ‘The boys pursued the wagon § several blocks before they recovered their . ot NEIL BISCHOF. | wy . | | ie Keeping abreast of the “Opening Week” values SEBLA Auibert arenes. ' ¥.. | , Bs | | throughout the store, our Millihery department a | : | ‘6 , f:4 | offers unusual original Hat styles at the low price = I saw a woman get off a Fris:o of train with three children, a. banjo, a Washboard and an old ax handle. : | } / } r I don't know what she had in her | di $ Suit case. J. C. WILSON, 1502 Washington avenue. THE FAMILY L ARDER. I saw a couple in Wellston. The woman Was carrying a large sack ot flour, a basket of groceries and “ii fl | large box of sugar. The man had a a) | hg | - goose under each arm, two chickeius a : Hi > oo 1 - hanging over his shoulder and was | | f i ti Coque-trimmed ear leading a pig tied with a rope. - Sets AU te | yi | bans, biot-trimmed nov- BERNARD GORDON, 5 asa Sees 8 = 5 = 5 Nat ES SP -aa ABU | | tts | 1 1445A Blackstone avenue. Sateen Tes. is :. fy eset! | | elty styles, bow-trimmed : | gs : | $k mushrooms, monkey fur- HIS CONNING TOWER. \ Ve Lo 3 a calla | . “ « I saw two autos collide on King’s “i aN eat stags ral ay trimmed Hats, burnt — highway. 9 emerge nme Te er $55.00 Suits . ge Bagg Be f-W r Closes , ° Colors We are enabled to sive i | ol s oml-Cluis = an | $40. 00 Suits : | Black Box of 50, sal Sc Straight “¢5 45 B Ruskin, La Resta, Red Dot, Hauptmann’s 6c Sept. 30th | | Fawn - Smoke Gray BUSINESS RATES = Pearl Gray Otter Brown ~ ae nti a can of 25, $1.50; Rice's 305, Agents, on $3.00. Each. ~ eT OR ET gp wees ee Ml mee em =< tS “= ’ Individual Line | o e eae Tl this new department on Fur Trimmings RESIDENCE RATES | the third floor comes to the , Individual Il fore with a value-giving Beaver are event of the highest merit. | Wolf l Oe Call Central 160 | Stunning Autumn Suits, | Car acu l Nutria 3 25 $ or write Il every one perfectly tailored 2= to to our exacting standards. s Ki loch || Both fur es gp 4 Materials “Propper” and “Onyx” make Chiffon lored styles, all silk lined. desirable full- Telephone | Disctien incbnden both short Arabella Marvella © ee a = een a ao wees Company Tl coat and long coat models. Panvelaine sash wonderful values await your selection Sizes 14 to 42. Marleen Tricotine . Sait’ * ares; a u y ~ mg a 3 an | ce pe em -} ee fee wR | | | § Big Candy Special a _ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY =. VARDEN Ful cand At 4h hop ceengeds at PRERMIES 8, Priced From - hye: gre wee aT OF ERRIES, BITTER ANILLA, AND OTHER ASSORTED cE - : - KINLOCH BUILDING 10th and Lecust — ——

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: THURSDAY. ; ; he Daily P wie Fan % Se Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. SEPTEMBER 1 ’ The City Circulation of the ¥ POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equc!s tmet or Sie Daily 7 a , THURSDAY. _ gePpreMBER 21. 1932 C2 AT EL PASO. MAKES | . * ¥ ; = a ie oe “ $a P : fe , coun € .j A ae ae oe o_ 7 —_—- "2 . a) fe “3 313 MILES IN 10 HOURS ’ se — TNs | Sinth ana F _ = ainda, | oom ——————— caida | ye ————— pa | ed . ™ * > 4 ~*~ — , 4 ™ Army Dirizgible Completes An- other Long Leg of . ‘ . Sl o™ Ss * rr continentai ['rip. iWYutsa EL PASO, Tex., ear 3 wmpecats of GRAPE-NUTS & —— dieu’ mice & @ Mer or be met f oricet a ge = DOES eee ee a ee ee - > SE Te Pee nee Ae - es ae a _ ESN’T it mean good living at low cost? Foods that e “‘short’’ in nourishing value and ‘‘long”’ in waste are never economical. i ~~ ST PY Ss a ee - = h : grand jury when it evidence at 1:15 Cc The order was obtained by Prose- Mueller from cuit Judge Wurdeman. convenes to hear LUMI The elastic webbing at the sides and —- See the scientific placing, of the light, flexible boning insure attractive lines for your figure and at the same time provide ease and comfort. =~. i i ied Wellston, 6317 Hodiamont, Garfield, University City No. 3, University City Noa. , Page avenue No. | Maplewood No. 3, | These precincts inclu which the charge of fraud was most generally made. 1] ing place and Darby Hill Wellston, voted but mutilated | ballots were found in the back yard land turned over to Amandus Brack- lman and Randolph Laughlin, specia!) to the Attorney-General.’ the investigation ‘was charged that gamblers were in icontrol of the Wellston precinct. ‘fs expected that various witnesses |will appear before tks grand jury. ' tomorrow to testify abou of officials in these various precinct GIRLS’ WEEK PLAY REHEARSAL AT SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH The first rehearsal f Eaten with good milk or cream, Grape-Nuts is a complete food, which creates energy without taking away energy. And the gradual, daily accumulation of power is the greatest of all food economies, since reserve energy is what counts most, either in the sudden emergency or the long grind. A food for economy—a food for health! And a food with a charm of flavor all its own, ’ 7 — S| - -_—_— sSi=”- | = in charge of - a * ee > ~~. Gaeeen uncer the aus! Tomorrow evening Tower Baptist r — a as it Sweeps as it Cleans Navy Under Fire. the American prehibitio We Know the Sterling Worth of the Hoover Electric Sweeper! _ KNIFE Mail Orders Sent 92 BOYS “Ladies’ Oxfords” NEW FALL STYLES —————— TTT “eg? new street Oxfords, fn Lad — w= vici kid or mahogany calf, , = ‘ ‘= T Ree f with welt-sewea “'C? Sab i A: ; ——ses soles: choice of . °F © , % 2. SS Cuban, military re } eee or low rubber _ 0; : ; : $222222% heels. ) tary iii Spee °> ij}§ Se ee ee - ; ‘Ff oe — Extra *4 00 ; V 4 4 | - — § Value, . at.. Snatbstasatte — °h «| fate 5 - % ‘SB — “Ballet Slippers : pe Se See oe. Y FOR GYM AND DANCING ae ae :3 ee eee Bie ciris’ and misse ; | ;; * See Gaees | black vici kid Ballet ¢ ‘) ‘) ; See eee — Slippers. made with it :¢ : one e eas 18 eee ere hand . turned soles ( tip 33 88S — and soft toes. > sol ; : ' _ } : Cd = ee Beer te Se Beessseseeriasesetiteees g to 3..... f: ; : , : ieee eee — ; ; : | See RAL HD .. Ssseseesecscssssseesses:: io) (| ’ ‘; ° Saessreeeeeesreecssss : ° ‘ 3 Sr te On Advice of Our Engineers We Recommend it Without Reservation ! We want you to know what this reliable and satisfactory time and labor saver will do for you in the home. Sept. 21 to Oct. 21 Only. ATYUAVTVALOAET ATAU ATATAOCEA TATE TA TANT A 3-Day FREE TRIAL No obligations—no conditions. Simply telephome Main 3220 gad you a Hoover to try. Our Hoover service includes libera] deferre d payments on light bills if you w N ELECTRIC Co. O78 Central 3530 and we wil] _UNTO " ' HAL : 4 a eae OE eS ie mao, sem TOTTI 12TH AND LOCUST STS. Central 3530 WT UT 1 1 a The POST-DISPATCH is the vening Bewspaper giving Acsevinted Pre BeWs service, " ¥ a ms 4 4 a h 4 ie» - al - Fags Pie > ie add Ayes . te ' 7 wa “ . 4 rd Po o - : - " s exes ™ . a Meee bs, Ree 4 a j tt ~iee! eRe ree ek ¢ i oe z at ii , . oa Sat he oh: ‘ + * isle + TH ny . : go, bce " ee . , ee 5 6 aj aay ake ig “ * UETATOSGAOTUNAAHAATANATTTAAU TAG ED AHHH THEA a Bi Pee

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" Iw, ey c re F > . ’ i “Ss : 7 " , af aan ee 2. ae > * ; ; EMBER oY 19 3 a R 21, 1922 ST. LOUS POST-DISPATCH ' 23 , x _ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined_by Approximately 40,000. . | Zuellischau. .ing with her not to marry the Kai-| | ss ‘ i- | ren r : Sixth and Franklin | POPULAR dN SHESIA The Duchess evidently likes her ser, threatening her and also con- nn Fh eB = | ADVERTISEMENT “ : prospective niece, who is a clever gratulating and supporting her. " | VER EMENT a . SCISSORS ; woman. despite her having been! first ty a e . : reung OS AD tis : : . 4 . | , _type come from the old Silesian | an Mail Orders Sent Prepaid FOR GIRLS } — brought up in the provinces. But) nobility largely, which is the real| | a C q 0 | YS oO p =o% Herminie is easily influenced and is Prussian junkerdom. but their oppo-| How Fat Actress = — a adas eople Excited and Pleased Over SGHOOLS AND COLLEGES. SCHO | ‘Don’t Let a Cold Run | . hh} , . . , , OLS A | 1 on & UO ) arene Ladies haat DP ger Fs a ~ | | oO f the b in =| _EW FALL STYLES ) FOR DRESS WEAR cess Now Guest at Doorn. | M t ! a i ire! bonged celle or Mae good | = : ’ . - gis ‘. sla » . 7 j - any 8 age peoo e now epens entirely | ; pew street Oxfords, in § Ladies’ beautiful new Fall Pumps, eee ee oe = Post-Dispatch. Ene & —p Cit C I] upon Marmola Prescription Tablets fo>| antiseptic internal medicine like Me-| wici kid or mahogany calf, } in black satin, patent leather or “Publishing Cos., —- tod toe Wort * y 0 ege | ion aoe see nafs Yay myo mt Mullin's TIormuia. If bronchial pas | ye ’ . . . 2 T« tha oat -Thiena te} i. i 4 aliv in : hy with welt - sewed ) Vici kid, with flexible soles; choice C err i S SABOR 4 + of Law and Finance and easily by wsine this new form of the; %*s8*s sen agian ry mo ea reliabic | af ' ) -ere ASTLE Si SOR, rerm: Si- : me: aniteaiin amous Marmola Prescription, an@ now./| preparation relieves the congestion. Peo- | soles; choice of | Of COV “ey m4 lesia, Sept. 21.—Here in the home of res yt — by taking Marmola Prescription Tablets; pie everywhere praise McMulling For- | 4 Cuban, military ; nae we f a, | Princess Herminie von Schoenaich- epee sag ‘er " ee cee oa i Mar: | build “% it lenge ore. we xt y thie | ae , Cuban or mili- | . naici | just right. All good druggists sell Mar- uilder. ungs are weak try (this | * if, Fubver > dew heels | Carolath there is no feeling but a Grand and Olive — Prescription Tablets at one dollar | Formula, a reliable oe and pre- | eeis. . . . as ‘ e xeite “ta : 1e A or a case, or if you prefer you can B¢- | ventive av~ainst germ seases. Try it | ) Special | pleasurab! ex itement over the ddress wore. B. fer Eves Catalog. | cure them direct from thg Marmola Co.| for asthma. Manufactured only by am news that she is to marry the former ° 4612 Woodward Av., Defrolt, Mich. If} Tilden MeMullin Co. Sedalia, Mo. Sold | : Extra 8 Value $ wa enbing ‘ you have not tried them do so. They| by Welpert Drug Stores and all other | } r ow i : “ i TP : F | are harmiess and effective. i rug stores. = ,» saeowwv ¢ at...-- : sn een home since the & | secret came out, so a real country hospitable receptin of congratulation Soy . ” “Ri Gi ] 4 Oxfo d 7 ‘is awaiting he 2 ; , : “Ballet Slippers ig Girls’ Oxfords” = [i= awaiting er when she returns ‘ cece NEW LOW HEEL LAST from her official visit to the Grand : Big girls’ and misses’) Mahogany tan calf, English last, sucness of Baden, the former Kais- black vicl kid Ballet : . coratad er’s aunt. Whatever the report in ’ . il Slippers, made —_— ines gman 1 monarchistic circles elsewhere in 4 hand - turned soles § , Germany, here in the old castle next . ; . one oy gor en and rubber -to the Polish border is nothing but 4 ee | 50) heels. cheerful anticipation of her arrival. , iw 8% to2..... . Sizes $ . The Post-Dispatch correspondent Big Girls 2% to 5 3.90 who voyaged here from Greenfeld —s ; ' 2% to 6, -* was received in the medieval castle as e 7 3 $ Sizes if 50 with interest by the family retainers “s 1.75 218 to 3... . of the late Prince von Schoenaich- ze. Carolath. All of them were eager to o wie js: know more about the coming wed- = “Children’s School Shoes” ig than ey have hear th fe ding than they have heard through | | ren $ 00 oes the newspapers. ”? : ince | On “Nature-Shape Lasts | «pan mame has told them noth- : This store is celebrated for the quality and low,prices of rs» Cle om oe o eigsarnie yen — Ny its Children's Shoes. the late K: an a echahn until after’ —_ > 7 WE SELL ALI.-LEATHER SHOES P ney ty pres ant : we te aay. in Oc- PATENT LEATHER, BROWN CALF, Gt NMETAL a with DO ad holiday here the day the ex-Kaiser’s fiancee re- : Big Girls’ s 00 4 00 and *3 50) turns. f 2% to 7, a. Oe ’ . . | In the walled and moated castle, sitting in the medieval hall filled : $ . s and $s with old portraits, antlers. stuffed — 11% to 3, Ot..+«++- * 5 . a wild hogs, etc., the correspondent heard how Herminie is loved by Child's *3 50 +3 00 and 7 25 everyone in the recion who anna : - — fy to 11, | ee . 5 * s ~ how she sacrifice d the best vears of re her life to her tubercul: ' : ercular husband. as ene! ; $3 00, af 50 and a 00 ae As the whole household expressed | eeeeeere . . . t¢anl?e - . to ? , o iLSE 4 p . / —~ i emer™ i i ‘és 16 rincess has Aa heart of gold. “ th Sh 99 “BR ’ D Sh 99 Evervbody likes her and she see iS — All-Leather Shoes oys’ Dress Shoes ee eee ee ee : ave fr a nee Oo sacrifice FOR BOYS French, English or Round Toes herself. Her childhood was sacri-' Extra-fine quality, welt sewed, ficed to her strange, recluse father, — — with wing-foot rubber heels; the Prince of Reuss. Her young ; ‘f —~e or black calf, with ’ i etre eget ae . £% —— ‘ black or brown calf. married life was spent in nursing J not advance her nephew's court- i 100 f 1 ‘9 3 3 3 \ Wardrobe ship. . | The Princess has had little foy fn ‘her life, although she is by nature gay, and now shows signs of sorrow. 'During the war and since, until the |last year, she had little money and ilived simply in the old castie. But in the last months she got better prices for her grain and was able to afford luxuries and travel. ' Her castle is primitive, with few comforts, and she can hardly regret leaving sad Saabor, even for Doorn. —_ sure way of getting clothes of excellent quality at a reasonably low price. You get both in UPPENHEIME But everybody in the neighborhood | " will regret her leaving. | Duchess of Baden Favors Wedding. : Of the Hohenzollerns, only the . 5 FACTORY Duchess of Baden favors the wed- GR : 'ding, and she intends to attend it. ee q ‘Despite her 84 years, this daughter rh SAMPLES |of Kaiser Wilhelm I is the real head | f j 'of the family and a forceful one.’ ‘ A | She declares there is no occasion for : % ‘ perfect, with exception of a few mars © criticism, as this is not the first time | | Steamer size, 3%, size, full size Fee cS cummoned Prins Bite) f° Trunks. Ma n ou nea gu Friedrich and his wife to come to. | s her castle, Mainau, and reach an un- 7 li d ® 4 derstanding with Herminie. The old Th b ty ] W lI ) | ice, . Steamer Fiber 4 ‘Duchess is managing everything. ey are etter in qu an O er | Trunk > gt PE 23 a . even to deciding which of Herminie’s e e Ps : 7.50 %,-size Fiber $2 5.001 ADVERTISEMENT. They are inexpensive when you consider how | — sb a ) eae e288 8 8 6a 8 8 8 bd . 00 full-size Fiber Wardrobe. Open top, e , shoe a $65 OO Recipe for a Lemon Lotion boa e | ~ re Pee Used to Whiten and Beautif full-size, open-top Fiber 1 OO | y : Trunks Ty he w se eee ee ee oD Oe me Squeeze the juice of two lemans in : | = to a bottle containing three ounces —— <4 of Orchard White, which any drug ee - , les Ba ‘store will supply for a few cents, — s samp in &s 3314 Off ehake well, and you have a quarter at wie’ K's 6'@ @end pint of harmless and delightful lemon 3 ’ | bleach. Massage this sweetly fragrant | lotion into the face, neck, arms and ‘bands each day, then shortly note ‘the beauty and whiteness, of your : skin. S 8 Famous stage see que this lem- ; on lotion to bleach and bring that — — | soft, clear, rosy-white complexion, al- WASHINGTON 707 | g0 as A freckle, sunburn, and tan pve ane bleach because it doesn’t irritate. i : _ ° r* 3 - : e , at | e ee wrens, ie tl eal wae ee

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EEE 24 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5 The City Circulation of ‘ne Daily 'y POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Tim THURSDA es Combined. SEPTEMBER 2. 188 THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER ? i, indicat | en ——— ~ the Aseoctated ted Presa. RLOOMINGTON, Til Sept. 21.— THOMAS 707-709 N. SIXTH FRIDAY—SATURDAY FGGS *¢rictir fresh, cuar- anteed (‘3 doe. limit). Doz. Brick Cheese |}, 27 Fancy whole milk. Comb Honey | 30 New white clover comb... —€, = - , - . > x a ane Bx! ae TT os ur 4 heal owes — e- = — * ae —_—- ake Honey V4 In bulk: finest Calif. Ib. Wisconsin | Universit Regist oO e FP. Officials Inspect Alton Plant. & Alton plant here yesterday. Noth- Patton snap aged a acme Increases. GOOD LUCK in | ing was given out concerning the ob- ( H AMP a Te Bent $6.00 . ) | ject of the inspection and the pres- | A party of Union Pacific officials ....-of the visitors started rumor I] made an inspection of the ChicafoO/.poue the absorption of the Alton | pared.to 7578 for the first three . | days last year. Late registration Jelke GOOD LUCK Spread for by the Union Pacific. 88 Remain of the 117th Ilinois. vr over 8000 “a od eat bh oF . by Members of the 117th Dlinots fantry held a reunion at Collins. lll.. Tuesday It was the sixt anniversary of their being muster: into service Of the original 1 men in the company, oniy 55 sur- vive. The members range in : from 74 to &6 vears old . . > + ie * : ‘ 7” . a - : ~ 7° « 4:63 ar = -_ sae " ; a ; >) ia > .riinw it so we 7 tal registration In the University of Sanitary Cartons ors linois reached 7714 last night, com- ‘s expected to bring the total! slight- Bread is not sold from tubs to In- hand and wrapped up. Itis sold sealed in sanitary car- tons—a much better way and one that maintains the freshness and purity of the food. Thoughtful dealers prefer to sell ADVERTISEMENT. DYE SKIRT COAT treet, fu west | emotg cer: yao fresh free from the con- 7 diea Sept. 16 and had BLANTON re goods, free DRAPERIES WITK cartoned goods. It saves their time and trouble. The customer on the other hand, is assured of . ys] ' > - fn > ried tact of hands or dust, and full An investigation for the Coroner CREAMAID sixteen ounces to the pound. on, magenta gee amines MARGARINS For reasons of safety ask for per- Try 2 i ‘ » - —_—— Several Persons Iniured in Auto Ac- DIAMOND DYES ae = Seen whine CREAMO CREAMO NUT fectly packed _ ee n arrested at th: CHURNED IN CREAM E 8g ae apne? snerctaptet , x get Food JELK | SUS was || wieceeee = GOOD LUCK ¢ frons s é : i "Ee omv woman can dye ot aoe ae | a. MARGARINE re - cuts o7 Sat I 4 ' Seld by 2000 dealers in stockings, hapging ; Se Fe | ) The Finest Spread for Breed, ne ~~ on ; i “ Distributed by ‘ e kin s aft Holstein Company ving so irsy ’ S ee _ . j wool or silk, or whether been sumr las a wit i ee ee mons Gth & Franklin j never streak, spot, fa le, or Dejmar ang De8aliviere Tth & Franklin cidents Yesterda, ‘ Pe IN A WI —— ithe wat ok — , ae a« rie ar c — Nowhere else om the face of the Prices good at 6th St. and Delmar ; FRIPAS ANP SATURDAY SPFCTALS D n 24% of 633 G m on uffered itv and ease ae © that money will bay Nowhere 4 : a so . ~ ” elise on the face of the earth can vou 18 Ibs. for 9] Boe. 2 suffered HM Hens, Ib. 28') Springs, Ib. 29 } SUGAR as yi . menace acon fancy. Ib. 26c a ate the freshness and high VON a p ~% “ - Fish. Ib 1% ' Liv Turties. Ib.. | 4 With 3 poen “_ EvewtGeed | Ces Cof- - - . —— =~ un e E ; £uU 1) $33A ; eo Fresh Carp, Ib. 13 10 4 With nem ms or $1.90 ) - “" Bos ; TUNA FISH Skinned Whitirc. Standard ai epecial gua Fxtra , 4 ib ~" Oysters, qt. 50 often that can «¢ ta "ibs. Ure ou ar. r wise p . ‘ - ; , enon brand 7-On. « L Borel e«« slice! Sliced Sable ~ A cue roc a — o* p eas fo “~ cP . in act. , itr. ext) . 4 fat. I — * a fan ' army faw aA r 7 Mire 4 ris - s _ - _ | Puritan Malt. hen flavored ‘ "+ trose | FL aly Colirmbia Malt. hep a . “ , . ‘ — EC G S P U = cS 7 G. B. Malt. hop flavere str c at ; New pack; 16-o2. package. Back eve Malt r en Dy } car ~ , 9 ric tly fresh. Kin ge’ « Dehkvd rated Cc ii ae Chi b R ] A 4 - , eam Imported Roguefort Cheese. ip Castlemar é ‘ bang-up. per Oregon Prunes. equal to ountry “ oya nne wt q on Fresh and — Sais Cheese. extra —. Py a a : * } >a . ogee FE anti r b » : ' r ' = = “3 aozenti « 7 lb kK . - . aaree Smoked ee ee Sees Severe tactrations . FI Maer Rn oe Delicious waSon : { 0 e ib sebe — >) hoa A >) ’ a . : a : * ad ah Special, Friduy Only. Trinie Kael- CCM te wee oo ee ' ; Built for be ys to wear, Stamps With Every Poeund « Granda ir, and is Said ¢ ive ru cna at me : erm - Be : wt Cream aeross the street. i: front of , ADVER ISEMEN j ; Woy *“as> » ; Rich valley ‘ ht gy om Ib... ~ eS ~~ ee an idk t _ ee SS 1 made of ven . est Mother's Spread Creamery one ' ne BVT VOUNG oe! ; ia Oar Special Creamery. Ib. imto the path of Stewart's machit rH E WAY Oo P Me EV E | T 7 fornia | = oe . tit os | ‘ah hf which was coing nort) 7 5 Ca syrut ' : / . ! ) Josevh Rognitis & Simple eidied Ever y it will prevent the accumulation of —a . iin neat ” ae ile 7 ven y ail i. es r wheie appies, gra at 2 : . lytom, when he wa: ine Housewife Should Know OU pained Loctethesa eon: the purest of spices!) Doesn Ba ys’ ts = act i adway near Rarr — ‘ sd . . i i Oe site 4 — " oa! Vi h own t i Rema bne ten: ea ee Makes Pipes Run Freely erful cleaner and purifier for use New Country Club mane geet? S&S & 6 ai j ati ire toe : —Saves Plumbers’ Bills. about the home—you will find many ie seny, even Se Bo issu | ra ~ | . = oy tbat a | rec © of Yankee y gs r 417 6 SEVENTH f ' valuable recipes on the labe!—such as , ; % ; , id hi ill bread slapped thick with rica, Is pairs to istomer—none : , ite Eere is a household hint that will how to make hard orsoft soap, how to oread 2 tage A a a om . - gniendid value: reime i? i - a — =++or ‘2 ’ +. : ; Three dr , Save much plumbling trouble. When/jsoften water, how to make clothes ee ee ae forced hee! and toe: guaranteed . Stores \ Diet " the kitchen sink, sewer drains, refrig- | washing easy, how to brighten cooking most thoroughiy delignttue for wear and color. Sizes ¢ to 10% . - . hb erator drain, water closets or waste utensils and kitchen ware, how toclean deileacy ta ee: oni > re pipes show signs of clogging. dissolve | floors, bath tubs, ice cream freezers, And figure this out—-after pew 85c Knit — | * : C5 Seg : ; x two or three tablespoonfuls of Electric | refrigerators, garbage cans, etc. _ tast i Calif deducting the cost of the w . ants ) Powdered Lye in a little water and’ Electric Lye comes in both pow- : eatabie squar 39 mason jar, the apie — mete, St oe “ . 7 : in: pour directiy down the opening. Use dered and solid form. For plum ing cal : ter costs you less than just the kind for thie time of the SeiReieD Wen Were be Con POWDERED Lye, not solid. Useonly and all household uses, get Electric & Round n ungraded Asparagus. % pound year: ages 4 to 16 gas | ; enough water to thoroughly dissolve POWDERED Lye. Avoids waste— Dor ras ) *“ the lye. a the process if neces- | pours free! Comes in a convenient , 20¢ Bo Caps Friday Specials evo energie oe coffe siitmpmayr ranting iS steiiimaantiransn icon with gee lb em a | derek if. is to pour the lye solution downalidrain It is economical to buy—easy to use. Jack Frost Salt—3-pound pkg... . . 6c Pimentos—Spanixh variety. Can. .13¢ Coarse Salt—Three pounds far . ely 3 Le s Sa . a Yree-Running Salt—*-Ib. pkg... Se Peanut Butter—finest bulk: Ib. lie Chipped Beef—Tisege thin; Pineapple Stollen . Fourteen kinds of centers—the blend and flavor will i} please the most fastidious. In one-pound boxes only. 1 Friday 30 R Only. . Cc * eel Lady Baltimore Layer Cake The delicate taste of this cake makes it a favorite with everyone. With nuts and fruit between superb white layers and Busy Bee Divinity Icing, then decorated with more nuts and fruit, it is simply irre- 60c sistible. Friday only........ Special All This Week Pecan Marshmallow Jumbles, box, 15c eseeeeeeeese#eeee*e##e#eesketeees Sy (4 Tena ke 417 N. Seventh St. it your meeting place. Busy Bee Tea Rooms Elevator to Second Floor Could anything lend more enchantment to a lovely luncheon than the Busy Bee Tea Rooms? Make | Ko Candies like BusyBee Candies | cS ' 4 , Dia wa / - ELECTRICS’ LYE Cleans and Puritires AE CHICKENS cs’ 31: FRESH PORK BUTTS ™. 19¢ 3 to 5 Ib. Pieces. A Very Econemical Roast, Almost sencless [230 anne + _— — " / , u ' wa i a —- we — ee TS + eT ~ catt. PORK SHOULDERS == me" Pork Roast &” 3c oom i BACON: 23° Og o-oo ewe es A rt ee ee ee TLL IIIT Try BONNER GSAS Sse g sagen secon senan _* LT eT | + COUNTRY CLUB MILK BREAD Big substantial golden- fi: ner oaf baked. a i NCE Wax Wrapped Loaf, 2: yh 24-cunmce wak Boys’ Raincoat If you seeitt be Excellent California ©” +; , . e444 : + —s ‘ ~ ’ ‘ a , hea’ i Ge hu .) «is can We ete ee ee! trifle less than pound .... * SARDIN ES—Nice fish im tomate sauce: 7% «mall can« cae MARIE ELIZABETH *SARDIN ES—imperted boucicss: bic car. » Sane Cou | Made panes choice ntry Club Pure \~* ' rained GRAPE WICE . ' ; . - - ite “ a. | , . TUTVULESTATVENTVHTU EATER mato sauce. Just beat can and serve. » Can.. ' SPIN ACU—New crop Calif ia = “Se. . ee ee ee CHILI CON CARNE—Country Club; new, excellent flavor. New Pack Snider's ““* “" “™* sound tomatoes and the purest of spices. my - Small bottle, 13c. Large bottle....... ) Package Cakes and Crackers. One or cther brand at all @@ NATIONSL BISCUIT CO.’s UNION "RESCTTT 08 Social Teas. N. B. C. Graham 10c¢ English Tea Sandwich, Cracke' a, per pkg..... : Greahern Crackers, per oe Marcaroon Snaps, autmnagn, Sc Small Vanila Waeferm | #9 0 I ree : Aims .A per Pag. . an ae HICKORY- 10 to 12 SMOKED, ib. aver.; l SUGAR- 14 or whole; DY C CURED .. ¢ "ere FRANKFURTERS | | Delicious Cooked | 2=+ BOT ROAST| LINK SAUSAGE » 14c) CORNED 35¢ a 12>c| » 14c SMOKED HAMS 4 to 6 Ib. 13. CALIF. an. per ib. .... Jet Ol Drey Masses Jare—Pints, des... Tie Drey Masen Jare—Quarts, des. Sic Jar Cape—Perceiain lined: doa. 2de Seallag Wax-—Zubian; pke......ée Have you bought a dozen bars of PALMOLIVE OLISHS#°€gt stove Brown. Tin... mens Delis GG. «cacti ako 6e SCRATCH FEED. A new mixture of perfect $7.99 No grit or shell. 100-pound sack......... SUAP ‘wn. 2 de lew price, doz. a rele HR wien te :

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THURSDAY, BEPTEMBER 21,'1922 : prONBEN 2). 1922 The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone t Exceeds thal of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. A ems = es mm me - Et erties a ss OME AT AGE OF | physicians, (one Is Jesus Nunez > ReT) ‘3 pastin © is telliry about } ie “9 whose age is said to be 111 years, bathie who ‘he @eclares was a ni “BANGL (VERFLOWS. and the other is Jock Nickesen, who rate, and an “aw ullv wood one.” The is 10% years old. nurses say that as a rule Mexicans Press. , Tex.. Sept. -!. At the in spite of his age, Nunez jumps tive longer than Ameri ans or ther _- ] here are two men up and down on hie hed. until the aon't Keep truck of their - rs i) WITH CLEVERNESS |’ “ses p I hii tf. Nicko- well ; rest to nurses and nurses have to chase him off. ° y This Bubbling Farce From a Vee | “\ man proud of his wares * SCHMITZ & SHRODER Qn: 3 Erench Is Gay to Point ot : ; , places his name on them” franz? “ritic ‘Savs. ¥, , fae wae : SS NS, very piece of upholstered furniture from By Leased Wire From the New York the Prufrock-Litton factory bears our name 5 lgedbargegned what makes them low? plate hecanse we are justly proud of the work: NE | CHOCOLATES = [JIGH quality does not inaushi)), eh of Alfred Savoir pro BON-BONS necessarily mean high | William Harris Jr., at the CARAMFELS pmces. In fact, it shoald And this name plate is tne seal of mntegrity, the war- ' | aie ee tot mlebt is» bubbiine not. rani of excellence. for no matter how low the price, T itz Theater, | : nothing but good funiture is made in our faetory. . wit and spirit and a In Martha Washington mount of nervous energs Q Candies the quality is one . w little too much. Even y of the big reasons for the ead ; incomparably low price of ‘ . fo > ‘ int ror ‘ ; . in fa) ‘ . ; 60¢ the ponnd. oothing restfulness. Probably it w: THE POUND te the original Ilrenc! 1 juite mad i ng fh a wes @& a ae we - tures. There even came a time “quality talk” to exeuse a . " 4 “a ‘ ge, 45¢: gsmall...... ‘ Chemical eg *@eee, \ | in . . wtysrt tet: 7 " F ° es wished eet ee) vVhody would ~ pe eee ees eeeeeeeese P on x , i = ses be-ab-} cee: Ss . 7) ’ L i price h j s y er thar sat Dean.... : \ il Wait satistaction reliale wasagsepsge tes heyde N m stop being so ver and would 454i Bldg charged for Relies hae a Pn [hs pe cceses ; . io? ee . . Sergye eon iar) ae re eee et sae ' r A sSeGolrT P : : ; In a Suit—satisfaction in £ So oN lg 3B . ies Waking Powe, Vanilla, oil my ha | i aE a dae Yet He ER | he § oncet ng Powder, |b. can. 20¢ | > FEY materials — sajisfaction ## ~ 6 (S332 ee’ CO See, | ee ington Candies ory ri rhe eccentric ive baccarat for S44 hours. until hisx LAY => | ; Mi workinanuship —- SATIS- Aes pba s Mes Tages rife, Charlott leaves him and Lee Kes - see : | . > . : y . ) aes «pe er ar Pe KS eace in divorce ane enmiar- “ ° ¥: . a A I ALL) | factioninservice—You ll gy MM MAM IB Ssec "Co "eadnnie country neni semester Na skinsXon Three-Piece MohairSuite get them in these spler a LEME Peettteesets ee Meee eare Upsets her Schemes) Ay Tats Steesterestee it : This is the lowest price we have ever quoted on a lid 2 ) -Pa nt Suit: beens irriving in her new home under an F + edu sere +h @0es . ‘ . ; ~ ( J ess : ge: + coi e3525% . issumed cong (in) nm an igsnoyy i three- piec e mohair suite! And such an unusual price con- if Be bs" wT ages sd ass : ner wedding dav ndeed, 1e con d Some 3-piece Suits among | Bo: martase | te Mieseet®? behing the cirteina of cession is made just for the remaining days of this week, 333: 3: : Suite consists of 78-inch davenport, broad low-back . a enaned +r . _ hed: eter } - 7 them of irootm, rmined she shal! exceptional value. Wilco. : Ci isSsomeneseMagecsnas > ua it be left alone with her new hus- chaw and rocker, all made with comfortable loose spring cushion seats, and covered in a good grade of $6.50 per ean get a . : S. n fact ° ) . tee Re , . ° . a foning a F Cc aM aC ie 8 io ag as ef yrd plain mohair, in the popular-mole color. ° rmALECTYS os is av, atit ISISLS OVE} ; cal q qualit’. : “Men’ S all aps r Grenadine Knits , d over again that she hates him Heavy silk tassels griuament each arm, SS , tural) carding tn tha -2oda O41 2°75 Vv p—Vyervy special "24"cans, Tne new and pop jular — iF a - " P . ' } the ie } . cr} we ti ih >» | \ nd ‘ | ) . — ’ ‘ 5 : ; “ ir ‘47 ; j +k 45 $47 . plaids, plain colors, etc All are tpt dying ao rome . = aad wwe wee oe oa Davenport, SS: armchair, ¥4¢: rocker, pte, * ° made with unbreakable visor and ea ee se Erena mB im ne excessive husband is drawn . Quality Pean- : boys z wo- Pin che aha" eoaeet T) Charming sxehowittooksenyou m juashed.. ; foot—and not miss this In the third act Lunt is called up- ge Piceiasitie Spanish trim, dashing effect. Of and dvnamic | ilt for bovs to wenr. They "ye a in this it seemed to us that he C amen 3 CC a . si d f 7 ; rage m was less successful than in the oth- Model course, VW alk-Over has Lb — bad: > ’ ef “as ‘y*seu \\ - ‘ Py moOrljiagns of is ole ‘ra lcis : " lace OF woven cassunerc: itil y lSiy 7am es ee Ee made the fitting a thing The - Bell, Olive 6399 wi : ‘ é ‘ . . ryne gives an excellent perfo1 Tr) - . My > 0 pairs of pant Se Many mew ince and Mies Lola Fischer is at- to marvel at. Kinloch, Central! 657 models are shown wit hy» baney ‘ractive as the heroine, but some- : A B C , what less sprightly thau the role a pockets. Sizes 6 to 13, lemands, HEYWOOD BROUN ) Oscillator Is the Electric Washer you ‘Orange Blossoms” Is Impressive in have been waiting for! A eclected ¢ ris} , juley , * | Y n It ( 0 i granulated sugar. anid "B Its : 4 | g Aare , 1 ‘ r Saphire big value at Of spices: Doesnt it ys e 5) _ oh 1% C B 4 te Z . ' Orange Blossoms,” Edward It 18 good! Where ‘s wn oys’ x - Lovee Ss product ledy ith . j “ . ~ 7 | Royce’s production of a comedy wit! i. yen the grownup, (: d jan | music, at the Fultor Theater, 1: — that a piece of Yankee Boy Stockings or uroy . .Y | 1 — : a ro ” ) . : ' 7 y : from the origina La Passer - thick with rich, ef On ¢ pairs To aA customer—none i gn - ‘ 4 : ; , ; butter ie not the OT aos Splendid v oe reine el a _s elle. bv Ired de Gresac and Fran- \ ( Coston Kann snl Arranged . ; af | oT) ( tee j ee t " eis de t'roisset rie "ry ' re ivy delightful ‘i @ heel and toe; guarante , roisset, modernized by Mme. itt 4 “ sh Wear and color. Sizes {7 tu lb» ts ‘ m™ de Cre The snat : r: : noe the season? 5 : iz | rresa. The tmmusic is by. Victor | Silent in operation =r 3 ae j ( ™ tierbert and the lyrics by B. G. de , | Fasy te operate as out—after Boys’ 85c Knit oe Suits | J ee ee ee | enc ‘economical te operate cost of the | be ae nif “g - Oa cast as principals are Yi Jp Solid quetenes sabtnss “ “ut ‘ ” ‘nlo ol = “aithn a \ Hal. Skelley, Queenie . Swinging Wringer. e apr . Jae made, full ut Us . 3 =m Smith, Robert Michaelis. Pat Som- toomy Se Say position fess than be pend for thie time of the Cc Well-made, double ret Ns ~~ a ae ‘wall 7 Heavy tin-lined erst, Nancy Welford. Robert Fisch- Cepper Tub ’ : ‘ - : titehed in the service ; ; . Pear; ages 4 to 16. | stitched . er and Phvllis Le Grand Full G-skheet capacity able dral color. Just , — ’ the pants for erhoo! ‘his new comedy with music fs Write or phone and a representative will call. * Boy s’ C ps on Fa oe! ll ——s ust What its makers’ names would ~ One-piece vk 4 in fancy mixtur Cc S tn 18 : suggest. Kdward Royce, who until INTERSTATE APPLIANCE CORPORATION — ——— ; — backs: “unbreakable ‘ last vear had devoted his efforts to A tree Salf—Three pound« for... Se directing Ziegefeld’s “Follies.” and cae Ry Bmnen H | LABOR SAVING DEVICES aad ; Belted © cats wit ibiats to m: Victor hHierber nerica’s . , 512 J “s —ieanemic = —\1y Raincoat Outfits fee reese ses GAGE |B vos, now present a the Paton fi 1005 LOCUST ST._ ST. LOUIS, MO — ext oie Al) Sea TIS 713] \ tape a say . ‘) »sSer) ¢ - ( , — ) ed A new outfit if Py Thedte: a ravishingly beautifu! ; specimen of the music play. It is meaty fish a ] Ou S?eC i an ( Sc hh sila & Shroder ad it’s frue B just about as nearly perfect thing | | upting savory 2) u fy { . l ails , of its kind as ‘ re s ataiaens 2 build. _°% : =—=—=—_——== sauce, Large Orange Liosson Ss" is most im- l 7 lanes ad a - pressive as an achievement in co- h Weighing a Eee andi ta bee ' ” E CHMITZ & SHRODER = oes) 4 F--asted Brown Reed Furniture |i =n are no loose joints. Even w ' : N cans... acs +aba ao B huge aleate nego ge pebsisptiee eywood rosted TOW eed urniture * Cee See - A bouecless;: big can. torium slide upward and young sult of impaired nutrition—this results in an excess of sugar ing from choice women join in the numbers bei ' 10 in le n iber: 2elng = rd Grapes. . ' S. I. (- or. Sth and W — : 1) "y 0) the stace there is clocklike the blood and failure of the food f s ; , i mls Bee Wee? to nourish, hence a gradual wast- drop of Wa- ’ = a ction. dfdts racing dance. numbers 0 O ing away while eating well. dded. Pint are brought to their climaxes in dra- WARNER’S SAFE matic whirlwinds, both in story and WNNVNVNVNNUUVONUOUUENE000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000UUVLUOUEUVTHEITIIITIILZ = orerestvacion. “ae evacicies wien A Large Number of Many Different Pieces to , DIABETES REMEDY 5 bows Tuesday night while a howling . ° . m= is made from a formula tried and audience pounded at its palms. Permit You a Choice Selection tested a ing Phe agen yr gee a) Ait ay i h , results durin e pas years. Miss Edith Day, in the leading rhe meron 5 Bee oA mn ese part, is in delightful voice. Pat Som- Safe Diabetes Remedy is ne | tutely safe, and is made so! ra Beer at home: usual the bot. I ity of any advertised brand: bot. cooked spaghet- Py Wu Iz h cheese and to- ee oF RLI 7, a : —~ MAY This Genuine Victrola ie With 16 Selections matoes and st of spicds. , . ttle, 15c. RE a r other brand at all stores. ] LNION BISCUIT CO,.’S | . lish Tea Sandwich, 1¢ ham Crackers, per pk... Ni Vanilia Wafers, | $5.00 Down, $5 a Month mala, per pkg TOVE 8h i Vietrela Ne. SO erset has the principal male role. . | Hal Skelly, funny in his own tight- . from Bot +4 and other benefi trousered. fast-talking stvle, is seen S h f /] UD ph ae here in the best work of his career, U7 urs l O A) Ww Saf Remedies and Queenie Smith, an American arner 8 e gum-chewing flapper, dances wildly ~~ ~ 7). Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver and talks eterhally. Robert Mich- $ 50 f $ 50 Fach aelis is the baron and sate well 2 O enough, while a chorus of young men and young women perform Se ae eee eee A large assortment of Pillows made from remnants of in the play as if they all were prin- cipals. silks, damasks, velours and mohairs. The settings. dignified and _ ele- gant. bear the Ziegfeld stamp in : Erne Reliable Family prepress color and lighting. The mosquito ballet effect in the final act is one . f. ° ° Sold by Wolff-Wilson a = of the finest things in New York. Wilton V elvets ilet Marquisette Band all leading druggists. The music is, so far as we know, ple sent on receipt of tem conta. Victor Herbert in his most enchant- , | Warner's Safe Remedies Coe. ing style. Here is a musical play (9x12) = Dept. 246 Reckester, N. Y¥. evervone should see. rath ¢ SO a6 eee 2 oe 2 “Passing Show” Just About Most Lavish Revwue of Season. | In “The Passing Show of 1922,” at Eugene Howard featured at the assortm head of a cast including George tains and you will take great pleasure in : : r- > — Mile. ry eat Sam — a seamless Rugs present splendid oppo selecting » fin pairs of the Cu Allen, Janet Adair rancis enau E ° . rtains. Nat Nazarro Jr., the Fooshee sisters, tunity. You have a choice of many The sides are hemmed and the base Arthur Margetson and Gertrude : fringed. Th are priced low. Lang, book and lyric by Harold At- pleasing patterns. An unusual value. 4 ey p teridge, music by Alfred Goodman, | staged by J. C. Huffman, the Shu- berts last night presented perhaps the most lavish revue of the season. It is a dreadnought of heavy- armored beauty. moving swiftly de- spite its bulk. There is nothing light : or airy about this present “passing Show.” It is a succession of dances, LOCUST AT TWELFTH parodies and songs, festooned in gorzeousness as a profiteer's wife is decorated with jewels. A — +. No. ’ au AHOGANY,. oak or American walnut cabinet. 1-- M inch turntable. Nickel-plated Victrola No. 3 sound box, new improved Victor tapering tone arm and tapering ‘“‘goose-neck”™ sound-box tube. <Auto- matic brake. speed regulator and automatic speed indicator. Newly -designed, patented anl improved deuble spring.’ spiral drive motor (can be wound while playing). os _* ee area = *¢ - NOT ees. wihcitiaia BA! a At this special price these wool-faced er “Se We Sell and Endorse Only the Victor Victrola WuRLIIZER 1006 OLIVE STREET ), Including 16 Selections Between 10th and 1ith Sts. HH Ns UT | FAH

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—— >> — Se OEE OTe —_ --- = -— Sa |e + 20 -—@ ew ~~ 2. oe ee & + aa to oo — Ss iT » si ie ERAN TY ead «Foe aw os ‘ o- x yy et ST.LOUS POSi-DIS PATCH THURSDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER ST LOUIS PUSI-DISPATC! Instead of Slicing Th at World’s Series Melon, the Browns Merely Sliced Their Pennant Drive Browns, Playing Out Their Schedule, Are Defeated, 5-0, Only 4 Hits Off Ray Francis Vy . - _ ~~ ~ " ~~? ry .* ' . : 4 | > 4% : : ; . . —-?" ' 4 ~ . - . ° . : be . ._* _— lar * sb i ° . t enas oO SHOCK! = Sess ri ie "e : , ° ~ ra Pe is \ : ‘ a . ‘ iiere Was DO de t about that—the game . . the Rrowns still qualified as a a; oema ai PPOSSID eame was lost. The Browns conid not t Franeis. H good for the Fohimen, relaxed as they Were, resigned cy rl ™~ | , ; ‘ their pennant chances. Bu i rba k here was noe Slacking in fis efileris 4 he i) ed fai ft Oe | . u© » 7 ae , at Le — ae \' ° ° _ . vised his ‘ Total Eclipse - 7 : . : hy ‘ended ; e; i. ova : ,34) Arwen. if the batter connected. Cs ° ? . VA i ' ij, heres do that. And Shocker is ak cca ° s geod pitche Fost ih 4 ims ‘ ** ‘4 Ris Zz h® — re ae — ~ 4 - a “ = | " « q \i | = / k& a? the . : ail ad — =e re : 5 s : the . ah. © ~*~ n+ : : ; a4 e* « + . he fie, a P = rvemar =Do Ke DP ‘ ’ : » ; r? one rai ei ¥ 39. 600 wild . + enthusiast apectators n ie 38 60 4 hungrs spec(ator= and ne eves *Ratte f m) . “a ooking from the bench saw again om gs f 45 wo F . ij i> s? hat ninth inning of Monday. (hat washing ) ne single to center b» Whitey Witt .o Date dee é ~ ediv left their seats ttle f That Kind Always Hun« \ = Ts 8 ar ‘he a : : 7) « : - | > = ™ . - _ - pper grand stand iefi his sea! ‘4 * . ° > “ st he walked « “ ” - ‘ roke into @ frightened rush Phe ix Baseball] “oo Different - reached ad. wr ana : cked : a pep bettie and held it in his hand a« Why Shock« ne would hold a ock or bills . 1 hs geakecd « When the fa: reached the ton of Lae P R » a an ‘he stairway leading from the stand 2 seas hiaven the Br . ~ 7 . - * met the men who hed been sit- §: Louis the best baseba ; ’ : > 7 ’ . ‘ns behind he Br: = 7. . ’ o>? . ‘ay France's @wate the Fohimen ” So Series ee Rame * weeterda* Fer four innings he ; , - . . furned beck the Browne in order, b “os © . the fifteh 7TTth ene cut Sev eret« wate (triple te center aimeoet te “ he ’ ° Opa . he Flag pole Mut Pat Cellime ("ere leading the Yankes« "athe a thiert® etrike and iserber ihe B he eD.are ; } " . ‘ unded - liar’ .. * oh. _an ile * sa ° .¢ ~* Y og@e«t. “ . an® Pudge double gave W arhingteu @ reve cre ren '% the sevcend inning. mm the ihe golf world toda = thira Brower hit Inte the right fieia «+ erates for 6 hegre run. Im the seventh Rice tripled te right with two down which when *stadinonting 42 new wer the previeucs two reundés The recerad fer 7 > hele rente tm 19T%. Pa SELL TAKEN QUI AFTER BROOKLYN GETS EARLY LEAD «ARDINALS AT RRcnok EY S 0001003 How Harvard Backs Are Tawhe to Receive the Ball The Bay. me Order. By Tom Rice. Ba-chball Writer. the Rroskiye tFagcic - Baseball Scores AMERICAI: LEAGUE. > 'G Standing of the Clubs. AMERICAN LEAGUE LEW YORK AT BOSTON AT CLEVELAND FOURTH INNING. Two Can 7 the Game. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Minor League Results. COAST LEAGL!I That Home Run Zone. SECOND GAMF. INTE RN ATION Al ' CINCINNATI AT BOSTON tis: 3 FIFTH INNING. Satisfaction will wr SECOND GAME. AT PHILADELPHIA AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Racing Results FIRST GAME CINCINNATI AT BOSTON 000000400 000000002 N. Y. COMMISSION TO PERMIT MIXED BOUT drive inside the fences, hatter would he his best and the fielder competied to show not only hi Pn " = i = > ~ ’ 2 "a me« , even preaa Graw can sew = the voce tell °- 4 ALONZO MEETS } FOR pt Alonze, Sr anigsh Davie Cup = > HMOBROKE tiowared st . ~ *“- 4 a -= a " , ¥\ ar - -* The W game a” ad A place hb © 499 Sone Pill Ire C#c- Co Ce io«wntown office - al ted and will take 35.000 Seats Next T he iheied even more dam- agimaty than an with! perfect <afety to the calam- individual. and Pienehip recerd for TT? heles he aid late gesterday nine the Okie epen champtoenship 774 strekes Freach plared the 6 heles im 139 «troekwen. having ‘made the sew Polo Club in New York with Joe | for the featherweight cham- eer A Will not wilt, reeshoe stand wil] extend aroun All Through but the Shouting. ESTERDAY'S leaves the Browns’ defenses wide open. “Pans criticised surveil eeetn of Dundee weighs about new and stated that decide whether to make the weigh* requirements of the Lerch offer wort! he bed been bere «2 while Dundee sald no date for pesed contest wae mentioned. he weuld net play —275—had been heid previous! . by J. Deceias Edgar. made Canadian open champtonsh!p at To-| the face of the standa. is headed somewr esa no ; busters but we just can't fgure out wher- such pitchers as Rommel!, Faber. * . = MADE BY THE MAKERS OF ARROW crease, sag, curl Suff but starchless Pre-shrunk and launders easily Cluett, Poabady &F Ca., Ine. As We G . 5. Polo Team — y Defeats © frre 14-4 Which Recently Americans, Includes s PONIES ARE FASTER E of Milburn and Hitchcock torious Combination. ire From the New York Post- Dispate hh. ‘Burean o roof the Bryn Mawr omes only with wise he vouts The Wakings at of Charley White ‘“entral Station when he steps uptewWwn gym thie s T. Ss. Ponies Better. ew wee Ow Oe ree-game certes taking all -niee Piayers Fied Flaws. fizth chukker Se to Bacon, who in turn. back-— cock and Ven Siadé4, | e Center. S. T¥.. meeting Faeteott

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ive ampion Lyn € s New ba Bout Tonigt 2 King Fights Jack Wok Cleveland for the Junior Featherweight Crown, an! Wire to the Post.D , YORK, Sept ~ 1. Carden will open its faly POASOn tonight with a bout | ie er Linch Mien « e world Soltieveland. © wil] © pui “Vecigh At 22? pounds. and for | bee nNroniotere of the le fo; thie Da nlamwe and J it) this afte ihuanior ight te «diate hye) * no holder Chaniplo: ; iif course b: De wther bouts besjdee that MBivnch and Wolfe ankie Jeronie will eet T min the semi-final bout, wt edtiies| to co 1!” rounds Je Martin w wWwelgh in at ’ as Hears Artifiers t nlinbers Maris: 4nadian lighiweig prices has K TOs ked any Mur and Bobby im his las: Siplitz in «a 12 Burf A.A. at t. Tiplitz is Tendier “round bout ‘ ‘oney Island Marks 4a probably et hittine Nehtweighs: in toda, lie Jacks the gene Which comes only with exDE , otherwise he would undoubt the lest 4” Stable mate iweo battles, will m » : man Utvhis clags. Makina« of the) Real Fight. Mimy helly. manager of Peps tin, and Padss , Sulliva: Inet pe of Dave lbriscoll, matehma the Kbbete-McKeever (Co, wed forfeits for weight and faner for thy e@ held at night Roche, geting White in fe@nd= of Charley, New lbeork Today. White will 15-round schedy Ebbets Field next Ty fe Sesterday in ¢t : ? wy Grand Central Station today % fi him when he steps off ¥ Mtieth Limited The challe visit an uptown gym this a A to do a little work and fake a train DES. Suratoga, to put on the m= touches for the Benny tithe assignment on Tuesday . Oct. 3, at the ia. fonard did ai tlittlie light w ys Mannie Seamon's gym, will not go at it hammer fea until today hite is almost down ready at @ moment's mM atl battle WKS VIRTUALLY HAVE THE PENNANT CLINC me Associated Preee Trunk Aan upset of the most to wel notice for White Suloh big Jersey C é v mal order, the New York Yankem 1922 €.S8. Ponies Better. brook, ponies, outmatched Americans goal-ward and and -Eiot Ba dest polo of the Seeuch brilliant ind been Been in tourney Bryn Maw ‘ lubs solace in yeste: was the fina! imnsiae the goats mounted oO: * : . . ; 5 , : . si Spee a wi tallied seven als his remarkably Srives from Milburn. fea Von Slade who had four e me ereait, Bacon tallied three from Hitchcock, Of Mroke and } proved him to be . caliber hee Wac Milbuy Bick whose drives he leneth of the field, me Meadowbrook go! =e his back strokes sent White sphere whizzing ove: foften for 70 yards. Sn! Lacey, whose name has been ! wentiy linked with that of as one of the wreatest backs ' time, Was off form toda’ lijis ‘ Gribbles of th: bail tended an opposing’ plaver to o ball, failed in their purpo he took too much time for t eer third crack at the bal) and mand Hitchcock would gallop meeend the ball with the met traveling goalward ove! eneed . & Piayers Find Fiaws«. ;, Relson's inability to keep up pace of the other Argentine Lacey's lack of )hi« Was soon solved by Meadow- | In the sixth chukker Milburn d hed up the turf and his | Macca. who in turn, back- to Hitchcock and Von Slade, | goals in quick succession brook in that chukke! Sntire subdivision of the Gifference in speed of the Was most perceptable, the ME in Argentine territory the ; Past Rew time, in the con took the m the ér Lacey had sent almost “seme the No. 3 of Mead- on the ball and in ered a goal unaided tine team galloping t. ae match Which gives Meadow. the F ot meeting Eastcott H.the final play for the. Witnessed by 12,000 enthu- lubricant food waste soft ae prevents mg. Doctors prescribe t because it not only wh suffering of es the irrita- Nujol is a lubricant —not | champion; | Southern /gel, New Orleans, | Detroit, best | ball He's Hitting Hard and Often Abe Mitchell Shoots Westwood JACK SMITH, Cardinal outfielder Brooklyn Dodgers in the header. W hd’s S Tho ) In the Baseball! World ee ee ee eee American. National. LEADING HITTERS Pet. Sisler, St, JT 418 Hornshbr,. Sf I Cobb. Detroit 301 Tierney b’itts.. Speaker, Cleve. .575 Fonseca. Cin. Heilmann, Det. 257 Stengel. NN. ¥ Tobin st. L. 331 Miller. Phila MOST ROME RUNS. Williams. St. L...29 Hornsby. St. FT... .38 Walker. Phila....36 Willlams, Phila. .25 Ruth. New York. .34 Lee. Philadeivhia.17 Hellmann. Det... ..21 Meusel. N. ¥.....16 Miller Phila......18 Kelly. New York .16 Meusel. N. Y¥.....15 Wheat Brookivn.15 Speaker Cleve...1? Grimes Chicago..14 Falk, Chicago 12 Ainsmith, St. L...1% urns, Boston 12 Russell, Pitt«bure.1° Miller, Chicage Hentline. Phila B, MOST KUNS., Sisler. St. Louls.1°S Carey. Pittsburg.135 Bive, Detroit 125 Horneby, St. T.. 1354 s MOST STOLEN BASES. Sisler St. Loulse. 47 Carev. Pittsburg. .4° Williams, St. L...34 Frisch, N. ¥... “Ss Burns. Cincinnati‘! MOST SACRIFICE HITS. Wambse’s. Cleve.38 Hollocher, Chi.. Rieney. Detroit. 37 Terry. Chicage.. .35 MOST DOUBLE PLAYS. Washington ....155 Chicago ......151 | St. Louis 151 New York eevee TAS) MOST RUNS (TEAMS). R°1 Pittsbure ......820 Teast. Louls . S's OPPONENTS’ RUNS. New rork ORT New York . BG LEADING PITCHERS. WwW. &.. Rasch N. Y...%5 6 North, St. L...12 Kolp. St. L...13 4 Douglas, N. ¥.1% Romge!!, Pbhil.t5 17 Cooper. Pitts..73 Shawkey. N. ¥.70 10Couch,. Cinecin .16 Davis. St. 7T...10 GOsborne Chi... HOME RUNS VESTERDAY. National League. St. Lout« Detroit FEWEST | Harnaby, St. Leoul« Williams, Philadeiphia Parkinson. Ihiladciphia Bizbee. Pittsbure ‘Cooper. Pittsburc Fonseca, Cincinnati State. Chicagce Aimertcan Leagee. New York . “ag 1” Warsbingtor I — American, 407: Nationul Meusrel, Brower League totals: 4190. — -—- MID-CONTINENT GOLF EVENT OPENS TOMORROW iv the Associated Press WICHITA, han. nent golte re from al! ' r:-the the Lnited States Weest- ' ern part-of were Witchta’s Tirst annua! Vie- professionals were paired with amateurs in -today'’s event, three days golfing here today for mideontinent golf tournament. iting Kansas ithe first of the | play Among other leading players who 'will take part in the tournament are: Jock Hutchison, former British open champlon, Al Watrous, Canadian | William Mehlhorn, former champion; Chisgk Evans Chicago: Bob McDonak Chicago: George McBride, Pittsburg; Leo Dei- amd Mike Brady ‘of Western open champion. The tournament iteelf will start to- morrow with the -hole medal pias event. The Wichita Country Club ts stage ing the tournament. . > RR Sng eS 2 ¢ whe ee hoiiaiins Pe =» ee whose three hits helped in second game of In 66, Setting New Course Record 's Human, Famous British Pro Goes to “Takes 54 tor 18 Hole xkwood Other Piinichats | in Nor- Lin aay —- riagen, Duncan Exhibition it. By Joseph F. Holland. Abe Mitehell, famous English golfer for 18 the Westwood Count ry professional. the Then he trotted over looked like oreatest holes at morning. world s (‘lub . esterday Golf Club to the Normandie 1O00 that he was attempting to qualify for the course in the afternoon and almost convineed persons in the gallerys flight in a mumie ipal champ) onship. third he greens watered er her When you Apout J pengs Upo Miasters ck” Evans by tw ok te Abe’s statement about that vita play iron . | pertie yund tne par and surpassed ‘ re anti me ULE } rer : _ , app (rit : : c* Ti . ' = " Lj? _% he llad shots to the green were perfect and) dead to the pin.. These shots were the marvels of the day. In the morning Mitchell putted well as did also Hagen, but Duncan and wood were away off. Duncan is the man who instructs his pupils to step quickly to a ball on the green and putt almost imme- diately. He did that yesterday fared verv pooriy The theory, evidently differs greatly from the Kirk- and practice The three men finished up the day with scores that were good, despite a slip in the afternoon. Hagen had 149 for the 36 holes.and Mitchell turned in a card of 159. Duncan third with 155 and Kirkwood fourth with 1659. Kirkwood gave extensive exhibi- tions of trick shots at the conclusion of morhing and afternoon rounds. li: was really the most interesting performance of the day and the entire galle remained toa see it. rds for 36 holes follow; was MORNING Glen Warner ia. Promising Squad F ormer Herron Goes to Indi- ana U. PITTSBURG, Pa., Sepf. 21 The University of I completing Windpber, ‘ittsburg iootball squad is its last work at training camp, iwill return to Pittsburg Friday ready school Monday. the Univer- Sept. for the opening of The first game is with at Cincinnati squad will have a week's drill in before the opener The squad has spent a profitable Lime ih Camp back to Pittsburg in good shape The chances are that Coach Warn- Will lol «depe nd on Capt. Tom ? ack in the Cin- Panther leader re It is hoped he will bi ntirely sound for wafayette iM Wwser eity of Cincinnat 30, so that the the Steel City big game tsburg, Oct i. Charlie B "ill likely the tgim at Cin- innati Hle is experienced and can Other quarterbacks are Kar! freshman quar- and Marsh freshman airect play any ion on the team. available Rohren, last year’s ter, and Harold Flanagan Johnson, als if the 1921 tearm. Panther players were sorry to see J. P. Prosit and (Pat) | coaches, officials Assistant Coach Pat are aires Pa... and ji and will go, — ‘LIMITED ENTRY LIST FOR NET TOURNEY PLANNED By the Aseocliated Press NEW YORK, Sept. list limited to 64 pl 'l.—An entry avers and a completed championship tournament week aprears probable in the 1923 tenmnie tituls tournhkment. Wave present unwileldly e1 essity fe within a Nat tise? * o reduce tle try and etiminate the ne nine or ti iavys of teurnmament pia being unofficially dis nad it is likely that the sub ject will come up for considerativ: at the annual eeting of the Na tional Lawn Ter Association nex! spring’. cussed a Re te aSSistant coach, leave fhe of Indiana, wher he is to be head coach “Pat has coach for two years and is a general favorite it wa feit by the Panther hianagemen* that they should not stand in “Pat's way when opportunity for advance - ment came and he left for Indiar with the best wishes of thousands of Panther lier or, tor the University been assistant Supporters DANCE TONIGHT HEAR THE FAMOUS PEACOCK RCHESTRA \ ARCADIA = LESSONS Bok pace! a <a than hag’ J } and Kir} . eS. lDunca wood a 4a Mitchell's me went to Dunca! Golf Sensational. The tourso gave him a6 holes over two courses. H three over par Was ; S pe gen’s steady « good enough | win the fourso Kirkwood the defeat of the yesterday's double ROSENBERG TO FIGHT uth eit ON a 4 Yar] What! Abe Off His Game? mandie course as well ‘ course. That brought up stion: the differen cours . lcan Minor League Standings. interesting qué INTE R N ATION AT; LEAGt - English and Amé! the differer a io et | be t+ f the two natio: 76 SVracuse 31 ol 3377 “Ame an and British pla’ playing ability,” Mitchell ‘However, if we brought a team of eight profession- als to America to play eight of your best we would be beaten. The con- verse of the case is also true about aqua mM Salad. an .professionals woul ‘wei | England. HE foremost indication of good taste in dress three hundred and sixty-five days a year. will N aves Your Shirts] q Saves Your Ties | Buy your collars of a reputable retailer. He won't offer you a substitute when you ask for a VAN HEUSEN. He knows there isn’t any. 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPaT mln THURSDAY EVENTNG SEPTEMBER 21, 1922. ee a ’ eee =u , WHEAT MA | — “Recial to the Brine BD retch : NEW RI 1 pe * : ee - Yor . . , i." Se rye > | : aw esterda ef =o ~——Sales « - o , a CH : — . ¢ - ’ “ges ‘Oo new n ware x. of ; .*@ . be “7 Exchaa : a q ¢ j Spd ~~ Po ow "gf are toda wv '« _ gh « >, Pam ~ a Were S05 000 share — . i oe 4 7 . oe ; . ™ —_— " ae " ‘ e = eet Stocks and is a ‘a & Prices for « ks om the Stock Exchane : 3 cOMmpared » oan “ i to the Post - Dispatch. e . - . * , fend Kates —— ee *t changes for the « _ NEW YORK, Sept. 21.—Fottos “pesial te the Post-Dispatch . High lLww ("lowe - ST , ; F a je ‘22 Cay are aler c Prices ¢ — = tie OWing is a s* f today «s * , A CHrrr ace Sen 41 : ‘e . " - . in _ MARAET AY ERAGES e AS and Ih. _ ea " er ior fhe moet active stocks je - — nin ex . : - + o- ou es’ and ‘ ne ne = . . : es p* 7. —The BS heal mart.« fa INDUST : — der eee — : — a oS ©e New York c¢ cea ~~ as nigniy nervous with . + Ze - : RIALS. Sf @c led ‘ a. ‘ ae W eek ™ i” Rates Hi «> ~ “ae — ae “a - a Hi - 2 UTA curop tarket to frequent chan het trend sud ject x « IA [kis 5 Kr Rigen —— oa ~ . . . : , = a ert s £2.65) Loe o~ %e€ ee PO me, _ riign. Loe i tose Ba - alien i . : . ee ‘ cer tainty was ‘hea va ; . 7 ] 40 e - - a= io od ] ia i.ima Loca @ kk : &2 a, £2 n> — - . Ad Te 4 Oai. Do A” a4 >, UM) Wilcox n 3 16 L's j le was noted 4% A CaSestion in September Declines Cr . . . . ' 4 +H Ad i ;{ — ye a4 “39 —] +i M gma | : 2 28 & "O32 aa ana Acme Pa k _- ~ Ok 2? . o%& 5s 5 a Was not neer ie pews [rom the Near E-aer nx es — " . ‘ = AY 4 ~ : " —L Cree ae ul — vj} Ia —— = wi .—]& “0 Ama! te er J. STAN : — ‘ iiitant and for thi Se €Xcept a edited , ; 48 > tam, cintyre Pp ; tei 3 ey Ot ’ SAN DAR | the outs: uying | ees | ih eon of Special Tres ponden Mainly to fa 3 >. * ie O84 —1S Geet nto 8 lo Ste: 34K —ji, 100 B&ARR a B35 \, = a ++. 2.100 Angi D: D OILS. the outside buying lacked volume Pressure “Ties of : 7 = c t OF tin - v ; 104 104 14 ae eine - ee “f10 Am © 1? on +: a was Malnliy loca! in character altho h . _—_— . orn Post -Dispat ~h echnical Positio — ( all og ~Ry ~.. fis) Bas 7 » Pont Net | Midvale Stee 3A 7; 23% soul 1.400 fee LM 12 ig +0 Buckeye P 1, oa * oa -U's |commission house selling was not ——7 6 ER * on Pm YT wn n — Beet Bug ‘ “a ace... 8 ‘ > Ch'g seN% 634 “eS > ‘uddy BR 17-16 17-18 -0 Contin’ta 85 There was a den eariy. «Ran a ORK. Sept. 321.—The : i. ~ ; oa a? . . . ‘ 4 i i 4 aaa & . sie Oo! dema 4 4 ‘’ 2 ng — iat #@ ort hs Am § Mi 4% 444 — . 5 lead 6 ; 74% — & KSOO Car Ligh: 0 Bu O.146% 145 146 ' rea] . cand om aj] of the financial t! - — . : 41 ‘ . 4 ; 7 ee : LOS: : : , a. Ag i = 2 18 7 i iT@xa . “ 5 breaks and people in a Pie. 4 : a 4né Se lire : _ Eo Mo Up to 6 P C ne ie ~ e 4 ~* au, si ~ = .” ' 2a INDt STRLALS. — mt ° iMse ] ] th Pa ; Aths — ly : » « & © ris & 1 - } ; } . j ais a) ¢ Sad ij a pee #6 thar foreigners bought bee ee ony « r7 ° is a on SIGUA wr. today ’as “— the very a ney / : Can ; «4 " ‘ ._—- Ty . : : ~ “ = vermment on the ty ” er ent— : 79 ' ViXs O89 % OH —T2: ao : Power 3 ‘ ‘s. T3%—j]& Ontar = SE eS i¢& 16 : 10 = aor 60S a4 a. iTS 73 Ph lle b. a weaSoard reported an : “om co —- ouree of the ¢ Saraeng : Am «vrs . ’ ’ e wm ev Sea « ya ‘eg 2 —— ver -. s— 500 Pe t', : ‘ : 2 i © of Can 113 saa iv. | SGtrerent Cemand for export wheat. Min. | *"¢ ‘“suficier ae ~ : ’ 8 oreign Exchan . ; 7 ; om : 2s - - : ‘« - >a, -V as Co Utig Site. ‘ss 7 hs =j >" ' “ . .*Veland 4 2s s . * BOO Int P ; 6 Le +. 410%, ilo, r‘a{polls cash wheat market was slow we bes se «f the stoc® riarke? - . " - ge wiet 47),° 78 Syn 6%) 6% @u— wi! Net Bis e°° tse @ 2. * tT e— % Pa Seaboss 10% | 104) 108 . 10 ot nt 10%» . 9 75 192 Net Tr Co . 241. slip = 2h ay | emrly buyers reduced their bide le to 2c, was scarce, tog ous atter the irs uit \& i, 13%. 13% i124 ®£«») Nat ~~ de > ~~ 1 Preaned ee ae. Tel ai? Cont Mot pfa 100%. 190% 00%. 10 Pr O @ @'635" ene” 26% the later tradimg Winnipeg premiume wer, 2 “© a were giver r s of t * pid 2 3% i3% ; : end i4 x Sed Sra ~ o\ a 300 Daniel Mor . : ~ 19.600 s > - JO 835 a35 shaded we Wi ilte r- pe »: ume were . te. I tne fuct by or on one x a ‘-s » : ‘i a E. A ~*~ . ‘ a ‘ , 3 nan ti > 125 . on _ 90% Ph 4) Tr) 7s ‘ i eR 4 P| + J e 1 S00 - -~ ibe —— "ers 3D - > 7 ~ fF . ” 4 34% — . Air - + — 0 2 @ ae 1 8 ee Soe r — y new 109 ~ i. , tre Ey 4 cen ' a —~ . . — lis 2} ta. 2) , : | iS" — 1 Ry Ste “ne A : ee oe s 1324 — 1: 0 uramt Mor se 454. 45% “SO Kar 4 lo7T%, 108 Wheat closed “ec higher to Ge } en > & a > Amp advance — cas " ae ‘ , aa ; 33 Ss 4i3y —!] 4 . = ~ at = . ”) rat ; . 2a a" 4 » ¥ | a3 130 Ss oO On ‘ oo 495 498 $s] 06% and May 3) 10% to $1 10 yy to Wa meee aie a ; Eieesten - onmnre fiom . —— — . a arsed Ww ire rom the , . : 3 : »s s¢ —— . \ . he ; .e) ; t. Ae, Repr g a ~ an > ; « t3 le = 7 —! * ss) *~ s Fr S st « “a s a * 16o Va tu , Lad 0 488 soe ‘ orn ha 4 _ heavy un er’ one Gumemeiines = “oO rn -* 2 on —— ry q gptercs in “tan tar _ ey a8 ues Bureau 7 ew | erk on . “ : nr 7 . _ é = | i i a, Re- -o- 3.3 be 7 -a ana” " “ etal 71e@n A ' = ~ = ” = 400 Weer “* 318 4u, S4)°? oO Uses so'4¢ ar the sta: _ —* . _— ' le arr =20Te°® «i But te rea ason rox age af of the Post-Di« ’ " ar 16 36 5A “oe : -4 mee . Oe ‘ m & Stee! cH: - =; 32% j © Dine aa a —_ © 24 ” Fe 4. 70d “art and later some good a ositiog is this setion of ‘\ rr j 7 iR patch. A - - r 4 j iv i 7 & 7 }"- 2 pe . “ & ; + 4 N . a r o “ s 6 4 o .. “ yy * T r 6” n ; M : -4 - : J 7 : a nes were au dated Easter T he - sow . . er - © se - , 7 Sere -- =! ae - Site 7 (=—=_— FS : - ~ ~ —_— ‘ ‘: rie-e am +h ' Ther -_ capi'4- rea. ust ents - a! & "ing Pos: mn . ee O - a ; m ; wy A ~ x re ~~ % Jj ‘s se | x eins he os “ ‘ A ; , - ae ~~ sr J se ° oa — 7 t ~ } Se wae Te S esis +p. s hte hee »3 ss a | S& 4 1? — ne “ IN ING. -e - s ~ ge . oo, Ds aa a > an: the ry : we @ ore 4 sore a2 some of bmn , _ Ss i? mm C ny 7 . . :' «i > a> a a? 2 pi 4 n - ‘ . Sar ™ y +, 1A ss. =~ 2 secre = ‘ om . ‘ 523 - - } - , ’ “2 cmc G wt ng at ‘imes _ ‘ ” ot & = ~ = #. lal review cac ay & ad 4 nar ' — : : 4 hy . ot “~% —vJ1, ‘ se Ele a 149 2 143 3 ~w > —] . - “ Dper lI so Py 1S . > lig & M RR te ‘ . a 6. 000 Bos: é ~ oe *® j ; . Erporters [cook 180 O00 bu of ~orn frem che 4 , Fr a= to I ~~ “d ‘ave - $i). f «x 2 . ’ > ‘Ocay Sava ‘ &éT 3s >. ~ 533 a1 ia 1 4, a uy as : . 145 —34 > a Ariz ¢ ry; ic \ i] ll ra 3 5 ° K uppenh. > + . ~ 000 R a M Grr - ‘? tr Ca marke cC atry 5s set ne me ee - ted o 1 : « 7. j a) : a ame ¢ = bene . . . . a — . . . . | {? ~ ‘he ’ . . “ ° Pi = - ~ - -~ = — . . 7 . > A ; > " - ~ ~ Atter early firmness rts i.) aes a . — = “ly = ei teia 50 & rt i 10% * a 600 Penwww sec 18%, s 4, st | #6000 Cand win ~ - , % © Sulges amd 250.000 bu. was beughr - ee. cely im tio ns with ° range : orning the at . ' lage / : ; ] - ; = ft ~s : : = & — © ‘hem jo #8 — ] > } MCN & “. nw s e% ri. 600 Co Smeraid a” + 4 rs "14 4 ee 20 Re ne pest few davs« ror _es Win “= Ww a ry trace : Bien Nar ; +. 5.94 A & 4 . . sf ) — ’ .. . [ . , : “—. 4 ‘ . or if - . nm? . ing - , a r - ected tos t ’ 7 K ‘1a Af ‘AS + i« aa > » af = = 2 € ‘" & . — . ae | a = ] R = 7 oy ae aes 4 ‘ e | 4 j 7 ~ «VU ‘ ‘ M “tfa Sa se oon é . — % eh pme “ 3 cen b | > 3 7 3 ise ~ ez . ay as 7 : — — . . 2 / © —~ VEticerg? ® Preeeun as _ - . s ISS Lt -* lj 4 4 % e - J =f 2 ? im ™ > | _—— i - r? fili & fioa a, , ra, 0 Li.§00) ¢ wrtez . . 4 2 2 . 4 . en 2s uncer the sr marke m - ree Core 4 . we... ce; wa & a «@ rT or lle Lt gi - : , " ‘ a , ® _ , ~ m i@rcee » aVe > linen 2 Or ’ “orn ele 4 ~ . . witli eT : . * . mer . : 7 ; ernoon The result « ‘ > Amp as “ & i ; Lose *s wh, it. 7 a ; 4 .* 54. 1240. Mi VI i. > . . , “ = =. = i] +] 6 81 . e ’ @ 4 a 4 4 . 4 ave * ; —_ M vo ‘ > te .» - he 12 oa) = - ; 7 yi %. 4 li 1a >. + . De erm ber 58 ec and May ae _ Mas . . +. i * " é vidwa.- aia s ®y . i= - - ; were the aien fractional asec a on Pee 4s 4s a. ..4 et 81% 78% 76% — 2. | Ctah ee” 14 4 ‘ U Y Airb¢ 52 . 7 7 ~ Ss ‘ y _—— “> s 4 4 ” . : £3 PT) “ij - « = a ~ -— a hee’ Q-- — apt wn - - 7 ws . Law . % 7 . - e - pointe among active «; hes'd Dry ams T%) O7% —1% | Peo Ges : . 2 ie te —— oo os OTN —} “. 7 ; : 136 l L Se 10.500 H rT. + 50 an ee = gn September was norei) ¥ith 24; 4 ts ” selling maid ' *SUe8® Were comn ecuiative aa aan ta” 1 SeRin ‘ ~ c a = 85 95% > » Snadiun a1. i. —14& > ward Mot. 14% 4 + 3.600 H ain ¥.> o1 95 phe ea bought December. Cash demand Minneanolie +. 2" ee wicera ’ oF - " . ; : P _ , : Y - — ~~ + a ~ — = te er . — . ~ > . nger ’ a ~? = . wad ~ > - ~ - . stance th i . he Oresen = ‘ a | =U su . 4 $0 % 44, 45: - 2” WwW kwire G@- , + 4. a = 4 — — ia i P [a - Lim> Fie 2 > 4 : iss } i" £ ah 48 > . t ‘ Stocas- A Fie yn : " © market's arti; Ar > : ‘ e t17%117 . ~ i pe = ae | Q o1 ng - —— 4: . o- —= ii) Ps Morris 19 . Le 19 100 How. % 2 7 - ake ~ Sere . ? c iower, September ca , Vion Seen strong 4 °* Star e a . NOt Be Sttribates to news 0! . Bitty) au) - * Ppnites Pet 2 SS Si ) Stes RAtLEea 4 _— % . sf ardine . > erce . 4 : ee 1 2 Inc oc oo’ = ac i 5 : Sec to 39 = FDP2a red Rais” cf tt) yer™mar cm Se Near East. whic: ee So , eSiR2Si Fe - » 124) 12% . | An OADS 00 Prime ph, -100% 100% 100 22.500 In rn >3 45 32 A. Oe | nd 6 rtth og : ing an be : hile nor b " cl vas favors PE ‘4 s . ol ii . > Z ae 3 wae Arter . 2 OR — ‘+ 1 4, l ¥-186 ? '~ ~3.000 + One & R an > = orien —- S were neg .ected ; There Was mor and 3A > = ar Te} , i ‘month 2° “6 _— #9 ; ae 7 He yy *8tretch of th. . ee FE ay > a. - : ve ‘ R - ‘ted? pra aac; =~. 21%! e7 . ] Raa or +s 4% 4%, 7.000 Nae mo i> . Q ae race and the price trend wae trregu- 34.60 sine x4 ; 4 ments and 8 ail-—wss a ‘ m™ to the Senate's faiiurn +. 0b eee eX 37) ORT ee : 40% 4 40. ae: me 197 Gyr” . 46% 7 1000 €- pt t% 31-16 .* 1900 XS Den =3 "4 es with comm tate Sher but late months eased Week ago ang a3 sa, ate! San gia rr eel going the Donus bij) ~pagyyin pase oa 0 —S% | Pigsiy, Wig a 44 ’ . fm @ a1} a L984 2 | 800 aite St.. $2 51? 400 Nini” 34 rt th corn later ars 1) bane many in « em As the . ij] : ; . ; :*% : 4 i Ss ‘ " A , Nip _ ¥ 4 434 M4 «ate a ora and 7 oie —~ er P Dill on er the Pres; tent Auto Bales « . > | De mat oa . *-% - : . & > F ¢ toaa” ~ ma (y x +4 : $4 : 600 Ps; ne Gs py , ar ciesed 10 o 20c higher and ribe un yr Ch were "e _~. Srouch hea _ cone ae . 6. Nor could it ; ' si S . 2 4 a “ ; ' . rT et a oe * - a ga . 4% . _—. ‘ = i’? Vi ™ i en _* . . arEz M = , Bs «banged eras ‘ ; ’ —— ectiv¥ity \ - print K a hy industri , : e a: inted fa, — au *Ca ’ 40 . = mn a . x. > 4 ‘ * Oo? 5, - — A 4%. —? & ‘ Sait ™ 4 . ft “3 i 400 Ray = Pe »*“y x . 5 s e -. a an ota On 2 eurprie.cg “Be ~ ao i« _ . » . : aa 7 e e a x > }‘ “'S —— " .. Oo +s - aap =z ’ . . - ‘st i i : _— ~~~ a - : é eee . 6 all ix . » tistics be! a nhewe ‘ar hOoadqg ne eta a -a “2 ” ; 4 ae > o t. _ 106 ie S . : 7% ——_* ‘ ~e : ote a - " > J4 , (hu) - f ; = ‘ I 3 } Se : — s » oF -@ y 24 7 sal x ~ = _ - 2 | : ‘ ; oe ri . ‘ 4 ia ; ‘ ‘ View, Tere * , 2 > > 7 ’ pected Wh, t ’ — =o oe . ~ : .= - od ‘ , 2 , ; 2 ‘ > aa a 05% em a rn . 1488. 74 -1 be a 45 r.4 . Ex é . , oP. ‘ : r Dah PD ; om ” ot) me. ah YORK, Sept 71— otton goods "e ise ~ “ 768 ous els The Bond Marke ‘ore i« th “ s Probable t? ar ** > ir 7 j 9 3 117 eb, a ~ P 7 -' i a ] : a > . 4 - : . a 4 > 145 . . ; 44 Shis ¢ “y . 1. Pi Sone bh 4 ay ~*) e f : _ yesterdas and gererally rset, — . re ae ; a a Unfin 8 ed Lines y we “ \ = on ’ . 4 B. in hs ° . s - — : reference to a Ove wit) Cte " ’ 3, , , : os. = F ow 5 _ ‘“ : . ° - L@&H oe . 2 : ; an ad 3 Xe > 3 34 s rmer and More active W ool srns were t - . - Wheer oo -— » @peeer~ . : orn i, " . =1 dw a a’ s+ + . 7 r - 2 4 ’ ~ * = - ; — 7 oP s A "A ? 4 > r ons ~ “ - , a bad > o m — . . res : . 5 ra -_ grace tes is ° " : «? 7 ote 5 with Its te . ~ zit ior S ASSOciate : a 7 ; h« ‘ - 4 ~ ~ - me . i e : & ~ ] . eg bas > - 2 aad 4 - ’ 4 + = 8 RR - > Met Cs - as ‘ ‘ - & " 7 =o ; the . : hi a. De eitts = 2 AS s4 ‘ u4 ie P - ; Bs . . ee ts J n . 4 ety Ns - ns 4 i) ~ ' a 7 t cae 2 ry « aes e E pil 7 * “ . A nit groos were @r-- Demat a - ne! co = : —_ a ent the, oneal . ee | Px : TY ied . (yua " actors . is c t as A4 + tie _ Se . — Qi rT i . 26 ’= 0) = ‘ _ i } . 5 7s le ‘ a : P r . goods gu rened 2 : for fa ; . “ore 43 84% . wae | ot . timiy er ur? ™ Pert a : Which Seemed ree = Leat ao a 6° ‘ — : M ot Th : s _ °"l\& = _ 2 ae e4 . + -& ti lili-l6 ig isl . = ».4 W E Cone - : “ eA . 4 Sushiels yating of which there could be no guest ig ~e@ for the decline or Mey . ; : = o8 Te . a A > + 14 ? s > —_ AL , s — ‘i Raalre e*7 ys, a 7, UUU x D ’ ' 5 . j s ————- - 8.3 ushela _ “ of z, were an de fla ! ib : eitie« . ne = 1 amount of o " ° ad .' rta, {ere . Nee Si > Ss] — » — “ . ~* ° 6% a . - . > 2 . on — . * a7 he ‘ ~ : . - 10n } r -V ss? ig = e . ‘ aa v : . apper-Tincher Bil : = \ . : 4 —- we ~~ * ’ be ri *-s cee 7 . Sata " . : 7 wt? . ; ; , a ’ — , : ’ . — . 7 . . ; 7 » ~ , . . > - i = . by poo! Interest« . s. liquidati, - (Ras lier MT « me $5 '5 $: _ "_ \& = : 3 7 &, ; ; . re Qo2 . > > — INDEPENDENT Orr S BON 4) WASHIN iTON Steel a “Mgned. > , a rve oat and ads of : ade of Niagara Fali« +f —_ ‘all mone and & rise in the ‘*™ Pn Too! 4 a3 + Ps, es —1% | ‘ 86% ave! ce oe 14 006 Boone , wag Ds Tincher bill provid a oi.——The Capper- .,.°" eceipts of = Sree Se of 1932 and Driroi:t Edison let 5a! | ¢; ¥ Fate of 6 ner cent. Thiei 3. 3 ; =m ° ty Santa C Suga n 7 A met Ee Riap 774% 498 san “—s 2 1.000 Bos wo _- Al Be 5100 ag in futures on gra! ne ation of trad eek 220 and hee vier of 195) ee | repeesentative of the class RP ‘eure, which Was reached . nes =? . 7. " a ; 3 Na | 4. 4 . ~ >. . ~% ° ~~ — ‘se rt e 4s 44 . 44 .* ° ; J , Vad »* : $ — “s Se or a1: ‘a n De ge an Marc “Jarcets was > rn = ¢ - A @ Zz he ate ww This =r + YU iz ‘= reap? lec eee - % -- ast hour after 4 . during the a. a a 4 Po 77? . - “a N! —_ rt 2 l4 >. 4 a j iy To oe + ; — . “@ al > Se OG Pa 4 ~e- $ . Le ~e ° “ere . thas a . flected im qucta is the tame VMiue *® ¢ 7 he r, 2 . > ™ . : . al . . . . '% 4 ms . - - , ry. ‘, — — > a > > =. ~ ~ ; +. + _ “'P\re a P = S83 “> C3 .* - ° @ 4 i A. . 4 9 ” . a j . week tt ls tome = » or a w b. a : ” e highes: ein. . : . ~ ‘> ee = . ‘ ; } 4 “ie . “he : -? ‘ ~ > _ LO . . 1 fe 1 The “" —— _—_ re ] " 4 i “ ~ es _ _ * s&s "e eines large ° a thie Year ° Fe ‘ PY ‘ 4 - “ " 4 re 7 Za 4) x re ’ : fa & : ih - s7 ' ~* th A Ras i 34 “> | te * 3 ; ‘ be - -_ V3 “s 34 B : - — ee zg 473 : “= oan a year , ha r¢ 7 oe ~ — fa P | : . _ il a ; - = —= * a*«> Saati ‘ i Le - - ONDS > ; shele F ot hachange Market soO*% 8 =) ' Ss) os ws ‘ : I5& 1: . 225 5 SDs. rime a . r? « ae ‘ of? . ts . ~—~* : ~ : ‘- ~~ L0e & . . " ad a ° * af 2” Although Qagiei. r _ ely } ; ‘ a. . . ; i 3 | iors - ;™ lose & 9 sad e106 at f wheat the for “— | ) - ron ae 19: : 7 $%' oga, 2° 102 a LUG Sy $1000 week ac tare e ~ ’ & | + * — . if ~y ,- os s* ~ 2 _- -~?* , . - ’ 4 . Pe) ‘ “ > . . = . ‘apsed by : : " in CA Ralig- ry . . , i l-tea Pay © : x Dol " ; a * ™ } . al Ma ~+ — 5 * "4 i : s " \ Hi t Hi - ae Zz we a ] 164 O08 ° “ac AK iTiio Quletness th ~“- ae . . . | —" 7 " . >a Se jee . i ain ~ i 3 ] ' m Mua 3 he . Q>G | 435 a \ ian s 1s ‘ ir ag . nts sae Susbedg, '*Hialipned zu : - ‘ae tone ’ ‘Se 1° T > « ’ , ~ — ™Sis¢ . — . : ‘ : ie ° — - Dr a ?® . hereto a Q- “a : a pe .&i ‘s = ~.» —— —— - ere ae. a- an ae? Londo: . - . - i 4u5 “— * : se = 4 ” — . » — . . 7 QO 1 - > N vg & 8 Be a Eo! am 93 m - ™ 1 4 a o- an a ‘aan 2 : . : COntin: o , ' °s . . ~ ’ 4 — : = ~~ ~ a.) . ‘ + : ‘ =” - . _- i . = . = > —. a - food ii * ; = j . nn ‘ s ‘4A@ Soper ui view of the 1 “ d . ons Tex — >. 7 se } «ah ~ ~? “ 45 . Q- .. i ‘Ss 1s Pp i) lev a. “ > + ’ Ss ee = no ta te : ai . " ad tay ft . . . a . . e ~ “et % > - _- = : nad ¢)*? “ : - f.346 OD the belies that a Ante orn Prod 4 Tht 14a Ae | SUGeba ker , =. 232 iy. — ‘ds 8... 134% 73 117% 9 oo 6 4 Btenedhe 7, ‘9. . 105 104% 1043, %eing aw, [4 heavier “ill De rea setGemenrt ‘Cubs ™ r of Aid ils —* > r SO NY te °23 106 sarageee . al ~ vugh conr ° 30 fA i ._ at . Sry, ™ . = . r P = ’ re ' - -- + * s . _ 3 «+ Les Tika > - "AF were ibe feelin erence. .. ee i8 | . 2 — ——— : : _— LUD 44 ? = | 10 SONY > as + 1054 O3% 4 OOM “ 5 . . _ 4 a ‘ . H a ’ i >» = = \ 7 : . . - . S © optimism which } ~G>-Am Sugar —1% ‘ tae 13 * ie ~ + “8, — 100 100% fone | 10 SO Ny 7g o> 208% «106% 108s eis . 12000 om *Veloped ’ AAs : @ I « ~ + " — 2 ‘ “a he . i ay + alee ot Londen during Tg pga s 97% ° ana _- * and . is "pam ic sy. — . ’ pfd « ~#% " = i106 ~— 108 x . ae t SONY 7. = . 2 bare y 10m ah) ithele af « eens , . Says ha ~—=\ PSST Dav ' . - r) 1: - 2 ate °4: . *>*% ASG Red: ) o« l OY . . 2 x —— ~- —— LOS: los and ¢ : 3 -@e Deer rein . | Ps : . e . i " 3 ~— . —~ k. * = 7 . ~ 2 4 i“ 10]: = N } + Ss ; - » at? . - . ito ; : —-« ey = a “i «oe - sat a= & . = - 2 . = ‘ 3 ? = = AUS 7 ; * . a » “ash ¢ dental!) ) a res Serta ee ed ‘i= cw 5 147 7 ’ 484 a. . ne > : . ™ ~ e 4 Vs . _ 7 22 1. . : “Hy : > 72 4 = a, , - ~ } ‘Ss 31 ion . " a 1 US 4, te , ba uks c Grain, ; : Suying of Sterli —— ee She 2 Gen q a0 "90 .- =i ‘ ; ———— t&n iy ; 68%! aay: ' LOS 103 ; etn eae 10 \& 1092. 1081 i: cee ace at @ he ~ n » ‘Ff : 7 - . - ell 1) 1 . : — ; . 7 “es ‘~ —— . | . So.v “ > : - . ' ~ ‘yea . - 4itD ra - ; . e ee si ’ has : = = ’ ; - ~ ale x . ' ih - ‘yy a ~~ ae ee , © . ies ¥ ~~ . rench interests ster . rs Nid oe oe : Sy O44 ae ! s & . ‘4 a "hs ~ : ye === . “ s ‘svUar ~ °4:3 he $s 4, - 4 i%, i : om . i Ss Jth west Re 1 +; LOG . 1n?7 x . - Saent $1 1a@l ’ x . . ‘ ~ - . r >. > > > ? “> - . 7 ~ . 4 ri ‘ > > “ — ~* | i ‘5 i ‘ : . , . = e VOCS O84 was enly OP ETMY | Exhorm ', 49% 408 eSas Pac Lao f+ Sr cam te Oth 2 19%, os | 78 Swift Co 7s. "31103 " jon ® 103% eat. 91.1041 15 ; » “it *., — 2 eu > as ‘ P ~ - = ~ bs a } - = ."* es ~~ on . ‘7 heat : seWer in 7 © Of @ cent *Ena Par. « oo % 57 2 ~ % 4 , 143 ./ 2% 1%, Ps . — pk 107 S West Elec 7s lua. - 1O3 wheat @1°4 731 14 . the afernoo: o Pr) @ ? =, s4 : . ° , ba . 7. . = ~ : ‘ +f | t. a _ ~ 2s ° i - . @ FX ~ 7 4 US . a tree 17 a see : ] Og ." i im ivi + reach frances after ‘ “ tt 5 +420 A Fa rbe: - — ——— > : ; 5 ‘y , . m. o ~ . a ~ a. i pi . ; ~ B48 4 4 4 . t 4 ~ 4 Po '* = IRETGCY BONDS : . - vYei'oo har ~ hear Kx ha Pt Mex an Weveen seein eeetied . - > ‘ -«& ha 7 ~+ : a TY" * " * 4 . “ s ; To . or : ae | : er e & . / ~— - ‘rere ; Oa la, Were ofr |} & . } , . & fot) *, eo” I arts x * 14k. . Sj = ~ -& "Aa . 2S 1 oer . : Mixed w S224 .6 €a = 2 wein: Reoorte fren Me x : . . ° : at? ; : . = » me . . ry ; . ‘ 44 : . , . oo wees ’ : cont) , = cents Germa . tr atten I - 13 ; +t et tr " . 4. : >? ~ }| MS Pa SS M 4 4 —e, .3 8 > Sy 44" Q* : *tSer Ge 95 45 ‘ aS » . &. Ne. 2 imdicateJ 4 ne Mesican Senate £o9 : inved to by td at . — 002TH & ef lr ~ ‘a i — . ns ~ . The wu k aT = SoO48 20s Sa asi 4% ax . . a “erbe « Q-? a-> $ ed ‘ a, a - OLioOw corn, apy, @ i recently negutiated agree . . 7) S$ SG Cent The oth... *P%e , Goldy: 3 en me a 1? eo)" . Py. abe : = - ~ % eS = , . . » 4 4a ‘a — = t a a, ~ is : ; 5 te ti ~~ “ij * ‘ ; ° a ory. 630 No n bens rw 7 ; . . “BU.ar — ho ne we % of ’ ° st pid & 49 a . z — 5 + Py, 7% Qa gas ea il : . ‘ > whit : . ; ' yee 7 = ™ & 4 ; — . . 90a : d a2 , & 4 " i ae . 2't@ Corn. AB - ‘> , {+> uo . © Pru ‘ 54 773 ° . ped % a. — ; 7 dis : > « . 2 14 i Go Ve , . Amor (he dust rs : 7 irregularity preva lo " - " _ =) . Re a = P ae on Soe : : ‘eomMmodity markets v . . ihe Ge- KE i a Loe ’* ape’ Se S Geod Prd *%\ ei - an® Te iru rh 4 4 9s 1a 0 30 . oe 11% 11% 1} a white cats ‘29%. + ae rapa eatin. ae _# e as . > - = 9 _ 5 = - ie ws ° -- - . . . laa % “pPeared to have re... wasera ap! iudssiuocie ey, Adcohol. GBR) 65%) 64: 2 x FT fears [98% ova. aes — MB SE nay nee 35 dBc. No pe ted sata. 39 %e: the ‘Teorganecete en nt Mverabie progress : - a hat from their : Uy & react SOM. : : M . ore : . . . J . | _ “ . Lo : - . ’ . ia . : > & ~ ; 4 ac o> . ’ .. aie a s al white oa Ca, io ° sf Latliver wet bape } “ite — te - ) ' . : i - {i ’ ~ + — -_ ow o —_— : - _ “a a ae heuar ; ia : t , u " : -_ # : 2 . ? . 4 . 7 + m > e a | me) -o one : - ~ \ ty & B. ey “ cag - —. . Ss) Se. | er, Zi %e _ ;’ + r Lala which a 7 “ nn . es . . . ~~, = . Der 4 —j & “ov = _ ; ~ 5 , ees peru Kis - Tie rh : he . . eae - te : : rday .. as sf) « Viden, : . oe GC oa ae : - : - 2 Qa Da S aa x ee re a _— \ gn A . - om 23 _ 174, 17s ae ee ose; Btee - Ts sie “ nail of ivaie y ee any eVer: , » . _ : . be © 4 ,2. “ : > =F > . » : : . . r ia : 17 =. ee * _ : . ’ . — & : : 4) wer wit Dece Prices were 8) & Davis IS% 13 jaa — ee BS OD oe . ava gn 2 Ti St —1 Of ts . ‘ean cee Other new hig : - ent L mber 7 rr 4 of = 2a Ti a "2 mh . ~ ua Y ? + 7. 7s | —_ au - % ~¢6 t+ wee } T. ~~) a ‘ > . —— ~~ — | . 42 , bub Ms ~~ Nerth Amer, ; St $106 , * & Wars : I = Le : _ en Eu « Sa : , ‘| ‘ ‘2 Sentiment re : a0 irefhaw >) - = ~ Wehbe. .2 > ia — . renin 40 - »" a : ‘ 4 were é ‘“@ tails commodity i« mixed gard zon rman Co as at = % 1-2 Se woe ee 1?\ jy Mar 45%) «648 aa Ti ; é ; . . 7 ‘8 mixed, but end seis iss ells Fargo Ex . - nea 3 a ; Pa oa : of events have mad. oes ~~ a » *H%) 2 gt Westerr 0 Pianeta a ‘ *9 - i , d trader ace Meteor 2. 2ey eso * ze "> saenereeacoar’ » 109% loeg : >fgG 3 4 ; a Be Sposed + " S lese : : - Westing> « ; ‘ \ v4 . - , - ; “© take the shar; . Hupp Motor } ci. ty 2%! ° Cle —~. ~—ec 4 4 a? tt eae? ' Pay ‘= “%~ 73% . , re , ®eakn 2 . + la s on 47 Je “ere Om es : . Let r) D Ag " — eer : .> b — ° = : ? rfun.’ ~s . >» & UY we : ne Prices als : ' se DIG ” - ; = Ww) Eag? (* ” Oe 4 % 117 _ “2c ing 4 — he > ~ — ; " : ; ceme@er los ng ' ree = +. ie 4°" “* "i te Mot 3 -- 2.4% Bt, — — DIC : Sea) => 78 ~ > I i av C@nte ~ J ntf« 4 ¢ + . : , _— - TA bie . _ > Se 50 - % o 0.4 Pn “> 2 7 53 Ly 2 a se aan 22> Wile '. S4yseee -° 8. L as F oa, 53.) | BS he: i , Pere mt Bary 5 1st Bee ‘ Wiltvs-« ‘S% 473 Ps «.° im ~~»: 284)! 22 in 6B ° , ¢ a Bank Statemen: M Marine 7 4 tr . 4 | ; " i. more . South W i. 8 — . _ Sinki ; hank 7 » Sig aii fj rea se " | on» : »™ . . ‘ ~ _ - ts ¥ 41 > = . >. > . bs n und I 7, . “a! _ ; . + _ . te a ’ . wa =4 : , 2 rr, . 4 * orings th oes reserve fr So pre 7» 63S ‘be. af Pp 4 7 _ _ ~ . ‘. ‘. - 4 = a , . ; ~ : - 4 24 . . . . 4 " — 3 " e® Week . wwe Te 7 4 le ok a . a . Tey " rm Pp. tt hs a a "tereer - ; een a-com pan! s : hange hae Jonee R-oe 19s _* . 1s8y om " “ a ™ . - Mf . a = - tf 2 ? - . . S F — « a e t - 57? 90 lied by a de ‘Trea . Iwi K a; 5° '. SA) 7. od 4 ‘ & ' 7? ‘ . % oo - — or. : rir ae " 4 4 - oO r . 1937 6 os = ~-. aan ~ ™ : : " ~ - ~ . . ; . 2 be n ——~ Sterling in cire, lat phe ik & Co! 47%) 45% 451 =“$ | Am Meta: 3 66% 42 |= —! ~e pe Fe. BA ? : 2 2% tor atten fae oe : Sof? ¥ York } ” . . 4 ° ' cay - _ — P : 4 . pfd « . . ‘ — - = oe > ; ' ° in. reasce of face aa “ ion and ge Guiry «x 4% ; 2 ‘ . ‘ 13° = 28. a ‘ = ee 3 — 58 i - hang. able . +. ‘ : S&S “XCRaNn@eabia fae fu ‘ '- and Silas regi “6° : Debentures. ta he = bas: c@npoait.« Soy far the ' Sterlir « in ores rw 44 43 as ee “ D? rs ) . _ = . nF : 4 7A 13° — - se . on Sixty jave aa —— °* as 2 whoatlae - tan - y reg Stered borde "Sis rabdie 43 0 prin, nal ‘ ac aren ; : ‘ « e le — . a e — Ee. me | ; - rt eo aon a Se ‘UDoONn — ¢ ~. . ONTY ee mn. «a ar ™ ar‘ ere sare ® ; > guite In keeping ul ag Ss beba idgr OP eee a ~ ~ , ‘i, va , : 4 ~ = ; . - - . | ~ e = rd -. = ~ @ : i > aftar _ o ogee ao 5 — a *h oe fo! owine . e, - Sad ~ 7 it} e * x - aoe . - ~ — ‘ ° , ‘ ~ - e - = = on _— _ —— = >. . : f : : 7 rr? 26 on ‘ *; ’ urpos . - aa . - embe “Orma] | —_ : — . ~~ c " . . 2 . i - ** as 4 be - - ' ~r a? 4 . - re La ‘he bah an ee : sa. A . ; r tendenc; Sep- 7 : e I .i ee A r . : i. ; ; : er 732 at ececTued intere - @2ny time cles _ . a _ - . : 7 $4. ; . = ; ? — . cvren - - “?. an theresa: aterest to he . = > month and The end of the I se tras 90% O86 Sai ‘ y 4 > abe « 4, } 23, a &2o.e@a a 4 (hereafter at 102: ES October 1 19°? et Street Railwa ose id tax payments te tne’ eet? ct ea Sos 90% — 5, > , os a : ce: Soe L INT? -*s except during the las: is aaa : ever. to bring a marae iikely Left In ? : he + " +: Rie Anaconda. "it ‘ ie ~- > * 7 REST PAYARI E WITH ; . Rtreer tap aoe ™ ‘Srnings of the Merke H ¥ ‘ ‘N FO : ; 8 vance ir a» cz Ona Trance ir advar Ase of 28 an . - a 1? | sr I7s4, ‘~ i+ ~—— ‘ ; I RE LF TER DF DUCTIBI E 1 R T HE NOR Mi 4] FEDE ehfle ant? as 7 ~* \@ - “ ke Pa. en’ y : ‘6 "“@ec . 7 " * : : — } - - i : . | 7 7 . . ys - P % . ™ - bits wrt’ te —_ a 2 ¢ shown p, = tO the state yg aL 100 400 ~— jan eth &tl BE ee lesen t — Wi, ee “is "| ia" i THE SOURCE y | RAL INCOME Ty x m= the New Yoru Eschange have ban si \ ctat ee ORE of France | mitt ts ise [200 F anise o)75%: TSH | — 2 Oo ra 37, 23, — 4 Bf : > NOT IN EXcEs . aa, 2 Xx NOW OR sina@y and apreciabie cee ee ete bed a eo a e™Mmenr Th > hbrir - : rar . Ma a) ie ~ . oe wid . N = Ff I ] * ar’ ” @g a = . i %4 : ae - c _ - >= > ; j ‘ . — . 2 S Pane = c .£—. ah ' ne — : é i . . a j a’ ? "? a rier? | 42 : — NGF. ~e . . a © “acee- a ~d The . nary War + : ; : r - _ oo " * > = ‘« ree a . ‘ “i Fe — oom “Ss faa le - fie / Omn - 4 ‘ 44; Rix ? > ey - . . - 9 a’ a TR = 199.000 00 . —~"Gnces ¢t ; ) Suga. 4 : ‘ - %& ; 1 ~~ +3 235 © * Ey : ese ag Unchanged — WRDaNY. from whi} ~ ——- 3 Otlen op a Lats ' of Augus — § ° month j . Which is . Maria: -2 Ss 4 . ‘ ; -. . = armsy @xtra : “AMP WE Summarize — ‘eller of Mr 4 : ) Ove the low 7 .. ” “Star : 2. ~» \La = b ; 4 ; ™" a ¢ . = . >. ~ . . - iA — — . 4 ‘ - at t ‘ ~ Se . *? Qf0 £ure f a - Lk ¥ 40%, 4 . - ‘_-— " 1, ; ae ure Grain Pric ; : 440 r ai Aine an pa ae = ' “nay ~ ire . —— 197 = = ae 5 an VW as Lneorn. rated ot F a Ve , _* IX, is -- > ~ 7% “ : _— &T Ld — Wirt ~ a — + hie . nder the la WwW a \ . ps ing ry e rery ‘— : ; ‘Y Mept Stee @ =. > —-~, * & ; 4 34 . 8 teas —_— Asi > EXCHANGE Quire the nee; . ‘a S : Maine t » Pr eVeeceas thereaf . ; . m ‘f me, Mex Pet 12 i 3 131 4 Stee +. : : are ANG Property and } ee, Peds f . lereol. as well : : ; \ lee ro , ap & . 440 DUSInes at “S IFrom ti : as (he pro- Ex - : , +, 1A : ; - . —— . mpa? ec Se ‘ i ~ ~ pDrede, Pcs Vv il tiie recent sale , e 375: ; or go er, an =’ 33% '. : ° Bears Mine a3 : on - = 42MBER WHEaA? Vii ‘ " . JSLOPr~T ao: : tes ' ‘42 @Qdqditions: _ e more Ward 2h ° fee ony — le Pree ~ i fin 22% . — . « Re A one af ¢ : Fee ' rvanized ISS) and i\kage Bonds show. eae . riai First — a — = - ; . _- “ss 7 Se > ’ ‘ ~ largve : : A . | @gse “— . * red Mining @ s a ae 2 eee oe ° b0Ga% 108: . ‘Onn? =rees packing NOUS@® Cone , 64.450.000 ana neat eects in @¢XCess of Ss ___ = a o i . : ~ ab. 1’ 30 . 4 ioe \ ‘, ' Tountry - a . ‘ COUCernis in ti ‘Ai tif Current . re “Pec a! te th ; ett _ — > e954, 1 Ox ny > having ante . ' Lie P »* . -4 t 4ssers an i . . NEW Ten tt-Dtspaten ~ —— CoS 61% 58 | 5a _= DECEMRER vc ——2 City. S; © Pants in South Omaha K sae. t 4PPlicable to fund wt net tangible “ ORK ' . —_ . ~ . ‘ SfR WHEaT ‘ a lon yY ( “i+ - ; . MiGilid. ansa Ti ar 'ilngde io} “ar am “pt. 2 , Ser J. \ : 1oe 8 > ~~ . oo Wichi-+ . * . oe ‘oe i459 c 2 . a indebdtecdn , , o> eTrRt:. oF foreien exchange ue™ ca s i - vLII “eo e Ss = 4 ‘~) ‘. > a a , = _* 7’ P oa > ‘ a. id - \ } sc te b Angeles an j 1] ’ Vi i a. =a it Lake Cite and i. - 69 16 and €59 RRE 62 14 a ill ?@as of Ss > NG (per $4 SS a v. . 1. 38 Pe s | a’ 54, = . ‘ . sis i 1F rer hr. — a , ‘Ina 7 7 a , 4 “ Pp CTY Pry T ow magna. ' A, Fo $s : —e 7% 7S - _— mos 100%. /TINCIDal eitie e - . = ~- hen Nouses in the | a hat tne SOort term 4d b ‘ gh” yes ee days, $4.45. on *2 > com. Transactions P) [mepira: B. 4i\ aon * MAY WHEAT > OF the U nited State 4 ." am i " if ey . @ , : ~ a&uls St oc " . ne . =r oe! 39 a b 2108 % 108 tas o -%a_ il} : ' er De 2 «direer } ; Ay “7 any is ¢ ‘ete mer 19 3c per | following te @ list of as ees Tren Pro --- of R4 a4 a > 102 %-%-%e ios \ e Com , a uirect oDdligatio; 401@ Dass and wil ~ Operating on a1 f+ ire... 5A. \ om - — 4 = 5 ry 7 7 : ij s,s . aa ili earn d ok - ’ As “a “SENS as comoa [oper | Ge: ' _ ee ke. ee - - gdeor. e + } . APLILUl® ITS onie fr jer nore ti ee re Mis the eurren? ies, mured ' .' 364% 36% bw ” an i ok 9 a4 “aur Le xcept thea frst e] a ’ n unded hens lan Sufficient in sa it “MirOnt Vear a aie ~¢* * -- % _— “aise CIO ; 22% 804] ‘ =— . 2 ~ K C A . 64 4 “2 644 > ’ Cem her 1] 19 . ‘ s08e - lortgage date } D i ed 4 , : . pay (li \ idends Pa + AY ee SS __554-% 55% 2 +916, due December ] 946 ae ‘red stock. The profits «; ee ; & « r he > ts . t in » Ss! io " , ® tT » OF Which v© present Company be: a © Incorporation of . ein . # ed © 7? & for the six x , i Ctober 29 99 Six Years end.- BS ’ “oe > a ter de. ; . it) gs Und . ads. Under the Dehentnre greement. the i Lp , vy . Atl! Agr iii lt t} (‘or . s X ,* , BELGIC eM oi cadien, 403: par 183 : ~~ “3 7S the preces sw Ris cables 7: , iS Gay's sales .. 'TZERLAND ‘Dar ie 3 2: Ye we angact . "Increa we a 1 A ted ey Demand is Teper freec)— angen Decrease. Clearings. Mon —_—_—. _ : — es oe ee tei . VP “Rp tees 6°, money, Silver ' St. i - AR "e Bi + 52 5 — 3 ee - , ah “a - : ‘e = ~ - 4 7 bh ND Pr - i > « 40.2. - , Dar = °'fFOts per lertas SE RITY © 38 7H. — Sales Tice Ch'n : 3a ; : - = y = | | : = Tr) - r- . paul Wil CO Ven Sa j , i uant. among otnier things that Asa - aa sf) . Liures rr er . will not place AT eS are o itstanding: ] It = . : any new mort 2 i . . ‘ iMONMP rt ac > , gag on ITs rec 4 nenrment. 16 96..° | Ail loans agains: © . g Raa. ‘t will, at all tj eee NMARK ‘er 2 a Bes 1¢ Aap Port — are nix entia. ances, 4: time , ; ; 32° net current > ° .4 4ad i + on M , " . ey : fof Seis. BS defined : ok " 7 , ~ . a . - . z don : E : Lor PePMment at —. as | if} Lilie Debentyre | | ; 4 : | 7 ; , : > . ‘ Gil acoreg + - i : . : . Q — ‘ ‘Pasar 11, fTimac +h =s ~ Ww? : + fr 2 ’ ~ 7 : ™ *a 4 “Ft “ 5 ie , _ lend On the Can Dany’ ‘ . pay any div- 24 5 4 \ i — i\e% , ‘ . >.S Mieh a ’ j dy . +h ¥ >. ic ine ¢ Ompany S ne? Cul Fe an + bh , =z \ ry ‘oe = Be -.* ne > $i = ae } ne AS these Dehan+ 8 s Bae a » ? y R) " -~* Oo rp would re ORK f ia} 2 pe ~~ : =, . , , : > 98 1: 32 a . — ™e — — _ = - . . « ~ = - 2. nN Ad a 32 CEECHO stot. CUyvt—~ = st > = , crown AKIA er 20: gi & Sub Se 3: re 44 — & > Mexican - . ea Rte Crna te ~ = ” . 4« >} ‘” _y ——} a. 5% n5 “~ St PTEW) POLAND 7 ; wo 84 ; —— o_ ——~ —=MBER RYE (corte per \FTERN — eg whe 73 — Led \ . ~ _- NN > _ 8 a = _— FINLA —— IN SESSION Rate of Discoun : =. a oe amount less t : assets to an “Dd mer Ip te mars Ey Revs —— —RiorT~ —_ vee c Raised. — — __ DE EMRERPR eTr . li +h ait =S inan 12,4 Tt Iw, ~~ eh a - per rt). : Balen }~ Pe ay rajee , ~-i~—The Rein» a n 7? 3 2 hese oh : 2. 2? Par amounse ) —— * er cent ® rate of @isceunt fram. - —— — rs 72 — D entures then outeter.3i : 42Mount of “ ‘ ae rA YT RYrc — - S ay al ; > seen . > » ~ ‘> i . Statemen? of ‘ V2PInV as of PUMANIa .. . A ‘wer ¥ Yn ‘9.3 conte per eu) 4 Re tet 8 120 5 ; Oectober 9 1° . " —s. Jt the c° _* ; : i if? = f A3sCai ve “> oe ; an 4 | a > including the oe ~ao8i . > se de r Debentures and ap- ~ ———— 2 i ae Fe ‘. : 4 . Am | We : \ UT : ee rem Securit) ; —= =. TT 5c -_— ilymer ofa - > tw Sila wr Then Shoe : + ~ \e yale NGHAD— Prue 8 Pine u 4, ps t ee” | _ ‘+ ~s @ 4 EICHANGEs ay. 82 45 “78 Per pacer eee (oon Milreig : ms — i | Sh. '®Bime:, ™~ om iPom “A rks on : ~ . . ; linea t Tem r a } cheut October 5. 1920 nentures OF taterim receipt . v"=+4. All Statements herein py = Tr - ' Orrimie] : . hile ’ f eR “e do not o r ra e ° . : “* ¥UGrontece th Mm. © Ourecire a ~*Ses AGte relied 58% coe, 4 arty wishes ‘ tay to announce thar Ss now connected with oad Knight, Gamble & Co . : Pano Securities ‘ che ee aa ' a liv Ss a e oe © ot. St. Louis nited Rast ~~ 43 7 me + ,* | Olive 7790 Central S3Io L - i : Dover wener). Etiam ne ’here - _ ~ 4 P LOW’ II)? rs . ». Oetoher 29. 199] ny 3 fnanei le’. ana . “ome ms es iguring Mterest on tha The t,> ©: Will be $1,732.47; “g ©" . 475. be Debenture Agreement will S li halanee sheet as « fr r Seka . 7 © Outstanding after th r . Current provide for a s nang tund he " " 4 r 4 " - la ' : Zinnin “ . ~ Z p 7 As ] = . With Mi- annua! Davine | nts amounting Sor ww ee . “ + i cs -_ wie made to Trustee in e¢ash or in ec ach ¢ ‘5 the Debenture« 40 par. (Cas : : sh so deposited With the Trustee chal! S Snail f these he ap lied to the Pureh Dee . : see ase or redemption 0 eau Tas Of exceeding 1021. oe ne Debentures thu Q ‘naing fund shall be cancelled Bngegh - feo ” oT ”— De ‘tmitire Debdentur - sf Or are based ry = nn in formar Upon the , “om which m™ im the purchase of thie sorheal os “erily oral af ©8 will be r°ady for delivery le. and, and acerned % acquired by the vVvx——— ee Pew a oe ae Che to aber das - -——— & —— er “oe % - ~ « : Boston Stock Market”) ~~ . D> "me ’ . » *. ar - ' * o¢s OTe and cies =ny lés 14s - ~ 7 - 5 pe so -— a ~*~ 9% es ; ‘ oy ~, M8 bes 4, ma \, as 4, 1% 7% a1 . i* 7 >? ¥ ~ lon 4, lice ++. —Ts% 3 su 3" . . "4 :* i* .auea. + eo. aay. +t 22 2 Pe ie - er :

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AN PRES LOWE ON LOCAL Exc a h the exception of of wheat and Corn th Alt the ciose on one era the Merchamep ' i the local cash grain market red was Veo highe: Offerings Were ufficient to satisfy mill dem Was Prarce, TO, and Prices Sern War le to 1 ine le @oe0d end everything leaned Mendy to ‘ee highe: and deat wheat market had Inert Ness Zz i'hiv ago reported showed more « . ve. sporition to n" aer, ; ember wheat or enn! °? * T@eACTION mber wheat December ; w by b, 8. COM HA red Wtih B00 o 5 700 last vear, tneluds m through torn receipts : ) bushels compared with 4 B20 and B3.900 jact your 3 throueh ’ 2.900. compared with Na @0 and G8 000 last year : s ieeal and 12 2) oh War tore mal aT ae ke in fe — e , through 7 230.349 bushels of orn | 1 atocks Ql rised fed winter wheat Winter wheast hard winter then? aq rorn. 43.84% bushels pusehels of WN Y of No ~ . ’ + white OAts and 4085 a revipte of whereas PO ard heavier 7 10° 9000 bushels lighter than a ,rar ako receimwe were hea, | O20 and heavier ti an a saan : S.000 bushels . age. ary shipments of whe S week aeo and tighte, were heavier than ~« a a Ser than & Year ago 14.4 s. (fate ehiprnient« were heavier + hs ago und heavier than ary 70.000 bushels — t'wiay were SPE NNA PH 73.000 hushels of corn. 36 hele of oats 12.000 barrels of four | Duthels of wheat and flour ; st. Louis Cash Grain. lee were made at thecfolio : — win ’ eneh grain market ay. No. an ler wheat, $1 164:1 18aNo at. Sl i0@1 15. 7ca /. jw herd wheat. 0; No * oats 4l« N by ite oate . 40e fhite oats, IM, No. * mined 2: No. 3 mixed oats. 29% c: Ne aBe. No. 4 oeren! white onate. 9 ————— ———- __—— ay ober 1, 1937 to be in sal only. 4 bonde« iy time oo? - * the last LA NOW OR , Presideit of ll as the pro- ditional First ; in excess of d net tangible dness of $27 .- tively. It is it the close of 1 $7,500,000. 1g On a profit- current yvear Is on its pre orporation of IX Vears end- ry all charges. nd inventory mes, have av- 1 annua! in- rt term debt. ¢ sheet as of ng after this the current rovide for il 1, with semi- 00 each, To » Debentures Trustee shal! tion of these and accrued lired by the oO approjal of wv for delivery i reliabic, and, ‘uch ; + wr of = caining 4 point Reporte from Mex tndicated t on 3 mean further and favorable prog:e: . tT ,H1054 Thine of the oublic uttlit, new igh for ithe vear wae se Mf in the etree Se Valiey Steel Works interes: hex D> + are the week ending Sept. 8. a de- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1922. "Wall Street... ||| NEW YORK BOND MARKET ECEIPTS LIGHT AND MARKET HIGHER St. Louls commission houses pald the fel-| NEW YORK, Sept. T1.—-Butter strong: | and Comment Special to the Post-Dispatch. : Fy Lib Ist 48.100.70 100.70 100.70 47|100.70\100.70/100.701100.70 course of the for exchanges -* vd ~100.12 100.10 100.10 47 100 12 100 10 100 12 1O0 10 market WYO 800 Huo 47 100 76100. 60 LOO 60 100 64 100.76 100.60 100.60 42°100.26 100.12 100.16 100.14 LOO V6 100.12 100.16 | Li! 100.40/100 © ; 100%4 100.28 logo? 100.02 100.08 1345-38 100 7R 100 5 100 6° LOU 60 100. 40 100.74 100.24 a : n * 100.18 100.10 100.10 VICTORY 100.80 100.58 100.6% AP neem ed 100.32 100.32 100.30 100.8” 100.60 100.50 100.50 . 1 "* ZZ preferred n- erjcan Sugar | $e tile Marine pret Ee ' a At} Borde: x Os , . ate ih ope we it % (‘open Db tes« |S ae ecess in thes t , . } z me * lerably widened y Christian &s.109* " ms +? | ~ ‘*? } 4 : ; ; > " : , ° ‘ - ’ " : cla) ™ : ’ la . : ; . ‘;y ~~ : i | "* > *> . - ; . ' i? ° ‘ . * ct > i» : »> * ‘ " : ‘ | ‘ = , a ~~ . ptaene ; ave : ° ; | - i ' sy —# , ’ ’ fr. i” 7 wr ; _ ‘ ‘ ’ . .>s : ‘ ’ : aa . Fi : . ‘ ~ , ’ o ' ' . “~- 72 - - . ' ‘ ‘is ' » ; . : . “ i) 5 . rR ' “ . ."« ave *"* ’ . 7 . ‘ ~4A74AATZ. o> a a oe e ia Eat ae VAStv’&SSM Os and a ha i— was sImMpiy in se | fe) tremendous infiation gZ£oing wot i Z i all lines. Ax the cables fron tn heve done nothing but tell ab Tame of the printing presees, rprie t find another huge circula Lion in the latest ‘#9 1. > > . The Bond Market. ' by insurance CcCompatiies or wnTigt @ om o im. "i % SinclairCOn ar me bonds, both listed and uniiste va ‘ . “26 Since CO = of today's bond marke! insisted on Only securities about “- | , : of which there could be no question ~ . A, ‘ im | Sgt oe 4 le tilitv first mort , ; ; — aos : : ~ Stand G@&E « in @emand. Public u ‘at mort oe : G | » a en ek ee ee ” we Vw.’ YS —— ™ (Jua he “« ( & ‘ i 'CEéA ye au & “CAST! eh BS iL H&il deb Gs B44, HAH db Ms dw *¢ N St Ry cn 4 "3 " S& West gm Os. eas of the grade of Niagara. Falis Powe! SD It it in 4s 83. RO? x? | : to of A ‘ OWN ret of 1932 and Detrokt Edison Ist ox, 4© |. ' St in L - : +¥ | + | NY - Ba being representative of the class ‘ol FE, ; of buying is not necesserily re-| [4 KX Denmark ct. | | ; quotations on the tape. Much of + Bes bene « hein “he oe > he one bh In t eretge Geparitment on the Stoc) —— a tat Se @! nt + Le RAILE¢ Exchange, Mexican “ioverniment (ssue- e . ; Li SP ogen 4s the early trading, both the 4. IADS. * . . D) , r —~8 sel , AC? hat the Mexican Senate vould the recentiy negotiated agreeme ween the Government and nternationa |! ere. Uther foreign isfuesx Werte frwctijor the industrials distiliers se« mped 5 poimta to OU (‘cuming 0 advance of vyeeterday this was taken reorganization plans Both «hile Copper Oo Ey +) des = OO ' made new highe in reset owise : s : eo is uty 4 + P tive movement in the stock Midvats ; be were also up « potu! and Wiisan . = Yertibie Os made another new tile! listed public utilities, Nerth Ame: jgson Ge and Market Stret Ry. « ‘ nd. Invincible ©O1l Be and Os convertible 7s. however . Trading in the second e peel ve ralle was oniy moderate iri ‘end New llaven issues were lower. HK. & « mw Os were higher. Cleveland. «i : hicago & Bt. Louis 6s and At hisun mt ¢= were also higher * J « - Cuban American Sugar. | The selling in Cuban-American Sugar ‘o ' , oy . Semen Was accompanied by reports that the ‘ ‘ul ~ 1 aA ~ ‘ , _ 4 3 A oe 2 : 5 . z &StP cv 438 7 t+ ADDITIONAL BOND SALES. ™ Gation may be held neat e , i »8.107" 1a ) emem « le 8 ' reported. The originat rt Dist Se t Bs ; r “> ~ 8 “3 "Da H he *,% ' fx > report, called for ane CD lg! ppd gy Pa ie to ’ 2 of Nationa! 7 Tree! corre (* i 7, es? } hunont \ ‘ - , .» : , ‘4 A , , 4 3 ’ sy" " = 0: re ; 1 _ ‘ | ; , ' “he abare ow Cuban-American pret Sf, and two and three-quarter. Coban -American common stock . . Market Street Railway. t In earnings of the ? : . # ; n : _ ihe a: ee ee eee ent’ oe 4m + a 3 rv. a é PHASE let&r a4 1 (HICAGO, Sept. 21 it. S. Department » vance in the ato ke b+ tet de . ‘2 ’ ) . . . — - i Pn, . ; Agr vulture awnlf‘n t tlanc Be eipts 1” 000 } in New York Exchange Arm finished kinds | appreciabie rise, Market ‘- securities have tugged behind Senetacement that earnings ff: August were the largest {mn the histor the prompt response Moon Motors. a4\ance in Moon Motors «: to disrount anticipated dec laratio r a on aL on e? , Ce ‘ibd? , weterhties Oxtra dividend later in the eat Fart al i. ¥ ra es : 1a Gt Nov 1] 1723 ', $8 60@0 &S ere reported running in the neighteo ‘ et : thay i ; i. Le the , a 210.10 of $10 a share on the 164.000 shares of » =r ” . HH, nO i. til. ~ Tie yr n eneneen the present time The He vt 5s 90° un? ‘ . 7s ot ™ . , . rou ates ; ; a st - ; ‘ for the y ma ig- . . , . ’ ! . } Wis approximately 50 n cobbler $1.85 . ‘Turpentine, Flax, Linseed) .."\* '~ 9195 cores tee, See eae $102 per >is xe ae ee ee oe ee a eT. : : ‘ ~“— mane : 4 aS lii., Sept. 33 orders are usually quoted higher): 63 ge: rats ‘88 to @1 score). 35% 04) ei | NEW YORK. Sept. 2]1.—The cotton mar- i mire: ’ 1000, horses , ‘he. and over 17? gecas, $1.70 cw eold up te TZ1Aie and Ja ‘ wis nuary to 231.12¢, as. 1% $3° and over, $6} Sept. 21 —Rutter higter;, with active months showing net aivahesd al guineas, $: ; JIGS4 2c: ex- about 10 potnts, but tt ° 5 . + ASA a) Je sc. by 1 volume of Dusinegs d ‘09@140 ibe... at 11 4c yar = , . (ts eS. nec F wD ty 2 31 . tapered off and prices worked back to within 4180 Ibs. 914, @10'9¢ r Ib; standards % ¥ _bgas higher, receip?'s. 3 or 4 points of yesterday's closing figure: 7% @8%%c per Ib.;_ ! | 7112 cases; “Sa sic; ordinary firsts. around midday With th | nderweight. etc 4 26c: "7T@2Ke: refrigerator . , the passing of tie ma ome, wx 2@2¢ ' firs Poultrv—A lt era’ Jr South Atlantic storm threat traders were t- ites f . a vos : buck GE SC. / Sia, “we «* on. yl ;OWe 7 . ined to look for favorabie weather during VEGETABLES. + ot fie = ( Biny, the balance of the soon and very heavy gte- iw@s ’ Le : > ‘ - .¥ es oe - P iti hte i x . mit zs uD Lo rept pd . t } is i me rT «© ae e ’ ! f° ’ rc ' : : ; : S9ar10) for ] ‘ ’ denies he +0 { “ye © wn, c. per 7 Butter inchanged 4 Increased nervousness over the Near Fast eowa etron - 2 EE aU eos ic oo u ploila) : -~ mong, e igher, S1@)2%c; a was accompanied by renewed real- : d (st — isc’ Siti. iia : 3 > ’ u . > : . ‘ the lighter grades bri: ‘. ‘ , Colorado brown beauty, $1.80 per | October - : 9 80 9.80 > te doy Saar stendy; September, be ye . oo se | emcees . 7” _, | Cretoder, 7 35d Dec ern hes , ee: >. first nase and NIONS—Red, $1 to $1.40 for No. 1; % ~ 1. ee 12.044; March, 11.934; May, ott Nw ttt) Licem? ‘ i or } ' 4 ‘ | stead "'?p t LE a oe 10¢c to 12¢ dew. $1 to $1.%9: California casaba, $2.50. | fuly, 11.614. on wee OS to 12¢ per| CRABAPPLES—Michigan hysiops. $2.50) eines ‘(ADISHES—Home-grown tips. 10¢ pore oe : , St. Louls Spot Cotton. se eat, Senet GRA PES—hHome-grown blacks, ‘Oc to © : Y 1 Speen — m ~m. - he per 1] Ms | bushel basket Mic higa nr con- , ‘ pot 2 Otten was unchanged in Kft oe " a 28 to 30c 4-quart basket; large bush. | oo . idaline 10 whe —? Reis io) Vaan oo Mada iinHEe middling, VV.2oc; middling fair, inattegcll i aietinention I : ’ | | L\ NS — > f Tie ‘es . | 75 (‘olorado bu baskets) NEW YORK. Sept. 21 —The colton mer- FRUITS ‘ibertas, $1.65 to $2. Utah elbertas, $1.25 .? baskets, 60c 0 oc: ‘ELA RS—Home-grown ketfer. 30c to TOec' .. ‘ irreis ) » $4.95 r bu box; Michigan mixed, $1 to $7.50 per October bhANANAS—4%,c¢ to Se per pour ba sk et December CANTALOUPES—Colorado Roky PiLUMS—Michigan damsaons 16-quart | January standard, $1 to $2: flat, 65ce to 9O0c; home ase, $1.25: lowa, $1.50 to $1.75 per bu) March grown boxes >! t: G5c Colorado 7 * m ak May — TT Hay Market. dainaitiaaaiae @19: standard ‘LES—R Cloge o- Sesis » * wwe | Livestock Elsewhere | " for the full 12 months a: ria x at arouna sa A share according : ‘he re Financial Notes. ° pu BO00 tons of hea: neitin at 50 for delivery over the re- of the year. it Was reported . . Standard Ol of New Jersey hae raised . . fank wagon kerosene 1 cent t 18% cents in New Jersey and wre! : aleo an increase of o ©8nt at Various point« in Virvinia . . . Tin Pilate Co. offictals today & Treport that tonnage worker’ been increased 10 per cent and wager 15 per cent. 1? “ae re norted hundred men are benefite it wae of all rommMeodit ee totaled a. of R54 from the preeeding wee k Was due to Labor da. ho aa . ——— ee —— Stock Market _| fee ss: AMERICAN HISTORY for Most ve Siocks dealt in here ue | AMERICAN CHILDREN By Hendrik Van Loon Author of “The Story of Mankind” This new serial, by this most popular author, will make an even more tremendously popular appeal than his previous masterpiece, which took the reading public by storm several months ago. “American History for American Children,” is a real treat for boys and girls , yy — me (and grown-ups, too). Dr. Van Loon “feels” history and writes Grain Prices _ about it as he would write about living persons and current Sept. 21.—Wheat—No. 2 events. He backs up his easy, simple, vivid writings with 3 hard, $1.07 ' : . . : pictures—little pen and ink sketches, unconventional and 7a Osa OS \ ’ «? ‘ (iate— No wh > Le) aoe Timothy seed. §$ ri SRM BAe ‘or $9 75@i11 Sent. “ji — uel Bon. et fo > ed aes o- * 4 ee Grrr

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~ $ > , ~~ *» . ae 7 “Listening in” will : : soon be here. a Thousands of boy radio enthusiasts will want these Free Receiving Sets. ae 4 while only hun- dreds are available. To be among the for- tunate ones you should read this offer carefully and— : } RUSH YOUR ENROLLMENT BLANK TO THE POST-DISPATCH Get Ten New Subscriptions to the POST-DISPATCH and earn a “Jewel” Set—complete with necessary eo for installation. S 1S an opportune time to solicit subscriptions for the POST-DISPATCH among your friends and one bors. Many have recently returned from Summer vacations and have not ordered delivery of favorite newspapers. You can promise them the greatest newspaper value in this field. You take subscriptions at the regular subscription rate—50 cents a month for Daily, except Sunday, issues. | Carrier Will Collect Monthly—You Pay Nothins—Collect Nothing i) > a weernational heip “s** ~— 4 . > . : ct fra? — 3 may alone save neues , fnominally change *° finan h . . Some estimates piace | ef refugees likeiy to be sent t The condition ¢ 4 599,000 ~ is unsatisfactory. A Greek treasury K § D—Post-Dispatch Broadcasting Station—One of Most Powerful in Nation’ : | See ia §«ysorney one-half has been practically exhausted. : The Government ad- a 7 a r cy aan ; % ' — t} as dis af eg . , Ci ota 4 . : to Pee ; , _ > >» if ‘i ee a ERT Le ne ilk "ae = americans Comfortable. —— ea i ie 3 eso la? Pres® ; oe i -\ al = >t. =o yy } ' eis a £ ‘be tus ps a a in are n insufficient = in & . 4 . " 4 ; e : " P= re | j | r : » ,e €sTeciani aehore ‘i i, B J > ‘ ool . e 1 at ia ort , ris al : her not enliv food oul wa a ; lackin ; 4 ‘ 4 v F _ i? of v neat n " *.. 53 ‘ _ 2 . Ee re lias ‘ in aii¢ ut ne as 7 il se =) di | ‘ - hn st F im One of the great treats in store for owners of “Jewel” Receiving Sets is the “listening Fag in” for K S D (Post-Dispatch) concerts, lectures, etc. tt K S D programs have been heard over a wide area, including every State inf #8 ru > y % the United States and in five Canadian Provinces, Cuba and Mexican ports. Thousands § of enthusiastic messages have been received, tellin g of the enjoyment afforded by the ex- f= | cellent programs that have gone out from KS D studio. | is | Your “Jewel” set will detect and deliver from the air, at your will, the great Fall and# ee Winter programs now planned for K 8S D broadcasting. a ¥ | With Every “Jewel” | Outfit We Will Include jf Free Accessories #f ~ Antennae andground jf wire, insulators and#y lightning@® } + », » 2 ad * ah €, - te 7, arresters. if Installing? this complete ¥ equipment is aig boy’s own job. iF Prepare now to tell your friends » Of the thrills of “Listening In” org ima, expect the recital of their thrills—7 SS?’ for the number of Radio enthusiasts" grows amazingly! 4 t YF fd y 1") aS Th i oor Be Ua died if | a i eee a - “ ? ot hal fb Pe Atte Hk res i ‘ at ; rE Bar A s<<iptiors «12 required Busi. served by newsboys and canno- be included under the terms of this offer. This makes men a definitely restricted area. o and orders will not be accepted for delivery within the district bounded lalallala a aay al call ag a POST-DISPATCH Circulation Dept.: Send instructions for getting a Jewel Radiophone Receiving t Set without paying or collecting any morey. : I promise to abide by the requirements of your offer. ] I understand, fully, that all orders are subject to your a@) ceptance or rejection. A I will not tender orders from persons whe now read the! daily POST-DISPAICi—-whether purchased from a newsboy, news stand. or carrier. t . © identifi , LE Le PE i — not identified in any way with the sale or ON THE SOUTH BY CHOUTEAU AV. ON THE WEST BY GRAND AV. ON THE EAST BY THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. Start at once to earn your Jewel Set—send or bring this enrollment blank to the Post- Circulation Dept, TODAY. oh, —— IN aa Truc

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——— a TURSDAY, q “3 EMBER 21, 1998. * ge el ity Ci : : a ‘ 1922. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——— , / vanced funds to reimburse Ameri- R Tl CA } — o : = > = Martin Woelfel ‘ ic} -) Oliver Ken: = + Al GREECE ans so they were not affected be the | MATIFICATION EXPECTED FOR | Skane “Woes CM Ory | Ticker Be tes act Bt. Louie FUL E ang A. Belcher. 1417 8. 7h. DEATHS LOST AND FOUND currency reduction when it was! HUERT has. Buchanan . : 292 t} Edward E fine [ER— : 7 AS “*eeee eoee ss an it « ert a i +11 T) . 8a 4 u made effective. : A FISCAL AGREEMENT Mrs Ellen Thomas ...+«ee . er ~ - lay O' Bri ..East St. Louis | Eckelmeyer, 3648A Shenandoah. SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. (e) 2208 Shenandoah. =! /inent Gree ace his c in ser ; Queen Tries to Make t Greek, to place his comfortable sy ema of Mexico’ s foreign debt, ¥ 59 “SS 2 "RRR: ee K 24 CLL MM. J, SMe . ' nien eyer, 3 Tairie. | Se Fiori). father of C PURSE—10 = 8 —ILeost, Tueeday, Setterean, n, betwe > Adele A. Wilhelm Gulaberg, 3055 Dickson residence, 6914 Washington. Due noti PURSE—Lost. brown leather t |} Helen Mae Krad ue o> - 7 Bere one FFE ded Natura! Bridge time will be given. leader, Tuesday. G Dm. containing kes Hall 3336 B © Fp SCHMIDT—On Tuesday. Sept 19. cnn MO A SE Morton. ’ 3318 N. 14th. at 4»p.m. Frederick CC. Schmidt. PU RSE—Lost: brown es conta!natin Fs " Burst. 3400A Cherokee ‘coved husband of Minnie Schmidt, deat keys, g€0:d pencil, papers, msdn Kloessner. 2407 Indi father of Florence Huether, our dear son.| evening Findcer return to mg1 3% New and A. Stegg. 5617 N Mag olla. | ame eee and grapdfather, aged 5 | stead: reward ; poe hee ne” tee vears and daya = Eo ne and J. Ivan. 3626 N.. Broadway. Funeral from family residence, 720 WI! a eT cine or hat tear ae ' te * no clothin — havin los every ing |, agreement Signed by Fin *} S = > , John Price. , _- i — —engutngseemen ae aie paid g& iost ‘ yth ng. chin a } ancial Sec Lillian F : : e's 3333 Ohio! Rub; Hoski ns. a ae a Hodiamont | and M. Spina, 1021 N. 13th a m., from Ziegenhein Bros.” c . 3 POCKETBOOK—Losi. on Jefferson, Wak a sul the rovernment has provided! ary de la Huerta and the Inter- / Wesley 9. acke 3849 Hartford | penis Dinee ~i 3S. Broadway — M. Randazzo, 809 ‘oon Cherokee street, to St. Agatha’s Church, . ston or Union car lines. containing, H Ip M B them with blankets and Queen Sophie! national Committ - \ . een... ---East St. Louis Stiex, Webster Groves. ner of Ninth and Utah streets, thence to | wera for Chevrolet Motor Co.; ei} a \ Sis. : one . “wi , “ ee of Bankers inj Wi! yeu »2- ASee S. Tth | Buea Ue has requested M. Scouloudis, a prom-| New York recently, providing for Rose Peterson .. --.-1773 Mississipp! Russell Watson. . Cee e ewes Elsberry, Mo| 3; 224 F- viene Bist Sie’ ~ SCHALL—Entered Into rest on Thuredar, | PU RS E—Lost. enti s silver purse » with i> W. Wood . 2859 Ohio feat ant -+--..Eleberry, Mo Schmit! : . 21. 1922. at © a. ™. EF itiala M uesda y BON Piea® Villa at Caste! ' camett. & . beloved husband of The .} call Laciede Qasr or Tyler icans ( Somfortable Villa at Castello at their disposal. ame up in the Senate today, with | Max J. Grossman 955 Mav eng Rad - ‘ T : S . . ree = ees *s » Ooo | ivie TOSS . . : Amer! rhe Queen also personally Sent all indications pointing to =6'mprompt | Rose J. Meyer . --0636 Westminster Burr 1244A Brgen — J. ¢. Murphy abs oar dear! lafayette and lark; reward. Gras! -_—_--- nives and forks for the use of Amer-, ratification, Jos. Arthur McLaughlin........855 Harlan Caplin, 1914 Semple Funeral will take place from the tam ily AB _— oy 1? '% Awsociated Press icans, to whom she : oratefu he- le le . ; : secede saran Station, 2 r ront ran oe @ Sept. 21. th thou- |. , ag: ~ es } is gra ‘ l ‘ die e la Huerta appeared before the! Thos. J. Mosles ' ause of the assistance rendered by, Senate last night and explained the/ Mrs. Haley ‘ of refugees arriving Gai ly frOM | their countrymen to the G;reeks dur-/ agreement. T} Pepe net 5 John Henry Secge Maplewood, } ' ym un : ne measure was sent to len Mae a we awk 501 Nashvilie At St. Charles. 5. Ad ficient wheat Nai Minor and an insut leient ', ing the Smyrna tragedy) the Senate Monday, after unanimot | : s 5 N . mes Cullen : t home. (Gireece is confronted The Creek , i Cae § eee | Cunees £ Jane! a Js rs’n Virginia Lanton : a i¢ re k (,0% ernryne iif through nf uppr oO. al by the C hamber f De —— / Agn 4 Srrubelt “ere ee: 4. ‘ *Tiré ’ Rr > . eee 4 food problemi “id gr “uve that | On } ; . — 4 P . ‘> +i _~ é ys vl pu ° tf! T ne ic ? a . a le Va renen firm has contracted for 300,- | tles VN e — * t-te tadindion ’ yoy 4 die | Maria and B. Herris, 2830 Market ‘ ro , , onal help. given qUlCHIS 800 tons of Are ntine WwW heat Hialf The Secretar : 1s : _ Mr be Matt e Barber . eee e get mwa Walte: : and ID Sadier. 1116 N 24th Tungton ad, on Fv} jay. Sept. . . 4517 ‘ Tower Grove pl. 7 ary iast night confirmed Samuel Gre er . 8-0 Morgan! Gust! Stings . >. m.. to Missourl Crematory , : ws 2B 6 an istie Sttegme!| t. ' , was a member of Local Neo. 2 M. M. I SATCHEL—Lost. containing 4 4 > ; . “. is from star- i ‘ alone save thous tit the Dp ir@hase pri , is to he 1) iid Iwo reports th at th . Me , ‘ I. er Allen 2826 M - ; | ; xican Govern- — es eer ewes se ee —_-—___- ’ > A. and Unison R. and G. Ciub ie#) | at Laurel av station Tuesday Ral sw ‘ “@ Ott. - 2 SS La Ld ho ——s hee & owe og? my et ee ee OK SIZZLE books : years hence ment hase placed suf ; Johm A. JOFGGG «+--+ cccseces + cover N. 12th . fad : us ufficient funds in - Shae is Zz y & > oe , - ne SCHULZ—Ente int rest on Wedues- > unds in | Wes hepray pena ey 098 N74 n BIRTHS RECORDED. Wilhelmin: Kassen, 76, 4202 Peck ¥. 20. 1922, ° 9-40 > m. Louis | | MBRELI.A—Loat, areen. ae “= W elista : eandy store: $5 reward: positively " 200.000 refugees are ‘ , New ¥ | Anna Dal) iy sonie ‘6 New York to cover the first payment | Lut her R. Bobbett . 1055 S. Taylor BOYS raw tol 5 ‘ : 9) : = 5 w! BE) en eel A SieiYr Ss @ a 10094 Pine « et a . . ‘ i ; oon ws ’ ‘t ? ce army] pbell. : " i oO 44 / : ; 4 , — te res i , : r ‘yy : eS) | tranefer point between lines: Mberal have agreed to turn over to |! \ ted Press Bi rth R d d Ralph Arthur Guinner .. ae 2909 Balle, ‘are ; ‘s — 10% n Maggie Dibbie, 50. Shoe Workers’ Union No. 25 fe) | Col Government about £100,000 BERL LN, sept. 21.—The Berlin l s ecor e | Mary Kembugler .. 1632'S. Broadway! R d E. Riches rt, 4508 Tholosa: nn si. 79, 5408 8. Broadway SHANNON—On Wednesday. Sept. 20, | Coat LR $ Pe. See 3212 s Oth b> >. Parker. 3034 Rie thees _ J ‘kins, % 9 Maffitt. 19022. at 1:30 p. m., Charlies N. Shannon. | : : caston $8, 12: la cear brother of George D. Shannon, and our Found lly $500,000) in” foreign oxX- new “papers todays announced that a Burial Lenore E “Ider 4808 MI: °Phersor . and Schick. “ * i tr: vas bers ermi Emil K. Link ara wd and V Frev Ae et DL Fuit on, ¢ 240% souis dear brother-in-law. uncle and cousin, at' ———-- —— a oO mi} 4 i mM. 21s J Louisa F. Muell 3, A Acaden): the age of 51 years BEAGLE HOUND—Found. Call Cabany 3 } " 2 . : - - ; 4% 4 ~ $6 } 0.:80™m j Sch . 38°9 \ est avenue. dear eon ofr ~ 8 Ses ee eee ee to finance further purchases COMED t was concluded in Paris. | 3 7 x . » @ ri; ie ‘. } A ‘oe! 5 4 . u me gheat abroud Lulu Weave: ardin, Ul! ‘a; » Soke & ~ Elizabeth Swacker, 9; sree! Remains Wil] lie in state at Ziegenhein | _ #*« for Watson. ly for a fortnigat. after which This will insur: sept. 14 between a lkrench syndi- and et . ate mprising uilding firms, | ‘ 4 > ‘rWe re ; Carl J. Althaus 34004 Pestalozzi! B . Mitten bean me aa Annie Kunes, 39. 4525 Loutslana. ee “262: *herok« treet, until! Bty ——Fot i on . , Comprising $5 building firms 4 fARRI AGE LI ENSES. Mrs. Bert 7 othmc 7 .42°2. Red Bud . - , ee? F FE Pterre. 81. 5925 Cates ; Pha ame 4 1 —- nd Interment ! Grand 23105 und, Boston brindle. rage jat Henderson, ll., Saturday, Sept. 23. (c' | “HOkKER—Found. 2 skin. Saturday niah the Berlin firm of Lehrer von Walter gee: wessler .. 2405 S. 11th! Michael! J W) hite A Greer | : eper cee + SOHL LEB Asleep in Jesus, Wednesda' party can have same by paying for a L hoped wheat mas be avalilabl: ad u \" Ameila a, i M Af I ' R d e nd yerha = the ["riite | SFiCMenns ereinigzte MUStTOT! In- | e+, : a ie Posten, »iage!) Airs s0uUise ee] . 2 eh * Thrace a I J dustrie on the lines of the Stinnes- ire St eer ees 1958 Penn! Edwin Overbeck a 209 Nagehville Sept. 0. 182°. 7:45 a. ™ Henrv Cali Central 5243 fe: : 4 le: SUNNES- | suerne .. 1111 Lynch} Vioclet Corner . ad 4542 McKinley | Sohler, Lov husband of Henriette) \Waisr WATCH—Found, Saturday afee e the ber! Lubbersac agreement. for recon- | Augustus C. McLaughlin ..4023 w n | Sohler . dear father of Wi!- : ; estimates place the number Minnie J. Poettgen 4023 Washington ; a ame tae noon, Phone Laclede 214X. (eo) . i 2 _ -mé . . . . a — P , = roth = e i iti | : at likely to be sent to Greece Struction in the devastated areas Of | p.. pp Brinker ' ‘son net At bilwardsville. Sohier. our dear father-in-law and grand ~- FOUND BY POLIC — om ; } , ‘ » France | Ed) ot th | William Hole) ‘ota eeet te |father. at the age of 64 STATE LICENSE——Central atr _ = ; 3 500,000. The condition of the ! . ? | Edna - > s'eeccecce SD. Deeeen Vil Ps a. tell ates * - A arta : | Funeral Friday. at 2 m.. from LADY'S BEADED TANDBA enirp : . > % Qr treasury is unsatisfactory. Al- It is expected that 150,000 work- | + amy ~~ Randaz2 > eae } 7th} a li de : By ) iresidence. 5032 St. Louis avenue (-4) } District. : d ‘ . i;eTral 1e in i? - ~ ienrs as : Vilie, i _ ; . ful In N ti "pede the forced public loan carried €'s, of whom 40,000 will be Ger- | ,,,, —— — aie Azzie William: ses freenville. Ij} | THOMAS—Fatered. into rest on BL ao : nM a on 4 ' ill be e: ] ’ y= ‘Lk — | ween reat Falls, Mont : nd) : toed. 2 Sept. 21. 1922, at 8:30 a. m., Charles 1. |] ae | . : = “4 by reducing the value of paper Mans, will be employed on the work. | M: Josephine § L man— | 2 4h °° Diteaere Sant Thomas, beloved husband of feide Thomas, wits laeay one-half has been practically The contract, it is stated, already) _ meat Carondelet, Til) a5. ig. Shans ‘oliineviile, 11 beg 7B hag * rand BUSINESS CARDS f : . a. i ot ener "on So las | 6G : AU Js . . eee tt, se, Ss ani Our dear randtathner., ot ie) na (iovernment ad- involves 336,000,000 trancs. Tulle : niagi a a ae oe ena Eato , Ollinsville, As en as New father-in-law, in nfs fifty-third year * -_ " ' Funeral from family residence, 3400 E 7 } 23 at ” Dp "| te «eye ~ ie “‘listening eued. The 4 ¢ Buy now—save. Used Cravenettes or Gabardines, $8.50: | Cuinitis em ed was brand-new Overcoats, men’s, $5; brand-new Boys’ and Youths’ |°* ° ‘he St Louis Police Department. (3) | seid agate, #50 lines out-of-town, | | WILLIAMS—Entered Into rest, Wednes- lines. Three or more insertiona Je. ry State in t i Raincoat’ Sere: good Raincoats, new, $3.50; new Leatherette acudehs here Roa ef he wae dlacount } e Raincoats, $5, Saran Willams sed dear father of Mrv | CARPET. OLEAN'G—UPH’ST'G , Thousands % € H. H. Rhodes Mrs. 5. ad by the ex 7 ERBER ie Be Well Dressed—Save Half \isi:.%2) 207 0s noes | Rar oe m t M. t ERT HOOVER says. The motor ‘( Brand-new First Long-Pants Suits, $4; Boys’ Fall Suits, new, | pre les Sept. 22, at 2:30 p.m _ECTRIC WIRING. ETC. i , O or from Bopp’s chapel, 131 Argonne Drive. if Cemetery (¢) truck has given every town an extended 95c; larger sizes, $1.45; sizes up to 17, new, $3.75. Kirkwood, Mo. !nterment in Oak Hil] POU UR, ROOMS WIRED for @ lichta, $1 radius of food supply by some 50 miles, Blue Serge Coat and Pants, $7. 50 | | SSS | FOUR yoome wired with Mahia, O12 rane UNDERTAKERS Sioeteisinas “ He $4,°3%, Gatures. S23; oe and thereby protects such vital matters as milk Come by 7:30 P. M.—at 8 we close. Page and Grand cars , : | | yp stop at door. Hodiamont cars one block - hom PEETZ BROS. wm ® ett ‘RAT sae ae > 29 ‘unerai chape rs Mfayette av.: onto | S27 Uk S rom 66 9 4 | 2 rucks and perishables. COAT AND VEST, all wool, $2.50; Serge Pants, $2; New| *mbulance: so charke for ehavel. "* "S08 | SANT. 90 poraogpt and, ke Cautenege, atas Jewel a FR S10 ool f i: ioe coesy Pants, 95c; Overalls, new, 55c; Tweed Pants, new, wool, : Brand 23013" Delmar 4647L gh ormer e farmer THveralion saubiea mete Sie eee an e y es Was aS ar ds | P E R S O N A = at a, ne own F Aegis, your Sopbe eat Fall and play room and see our sorgeine in Sx ow: making the farmer more and more independ- = DRESSE S. Samples from New| Ei’uliee sitios it | miscRLLammous NOTIOES | — insertions lie line > the farmer greater security and doing much fron A : D re Ss Se e s, CS | oa k Ss, | PERSONAL—Kenn. | Edmund. born ¢ Chicago. CECILE “BEAUTY SHOPPE. ~ of ” S77 ar Ares e Skirts. SPECIAL NOTICES ___ Piast ing. Graner Construction Ce. t n j n o of the American Railway Express Company, New Serge Dresses, os GARAGES, ‘cellars and sidewaike made ONE or two persons can reduce expenmies $e gasfitter, 3419 homas. Central homes. Biggest stocks ever. : — TRAV. EL by a auto > to “Chicago: leave Mondays the Tinner. Forest 8740W; Deimar 2 ALI, kinds concrets work around he * to insure him the full profit from his crops SU ITS Silk- Capes, Suits, Fur) stcmiy trun ant seviney Bank. Btheand | tonin' dactal ant stalp treatment sat 3 says that while the average mileage of trucks | $1.50, $2.50, $4.50, | COMING EVENTS | rkgatones Price), gil, Mork euarante sters | a is about 40 miles per day, they are capable of Silk Crepe Dresses, $7.50| _Auto and Travel Trips (A 530 Sk" inrastead 8 SE . | | ; : : : | Many as good as neW—J] / now wrappy Velour Dolman. a8 .$5 BIDS ioe ohh KEYS—Auto and Yale keys made ja minute; guaranteed. Prentis, 1 Used Piush Coats... .$4 |; Th y of Publis | ket at TILE, siate, tar and gravel roofers: unused daily transportation miles, which can be used when emergency calls. : - Come Before 8 P. M. Giris’ Cloaks, new, $1.75 7 ofate, “ant Bel Bold, | ie 1770W. rs onan , The farmers of the 10 states served by the B® 1012 N. GRAND | 80 Cvercosts: ew, | cere et. are | : ee ees ee oan fe EY 5 || Prenayng and Tusoainting, trucks. These represent unused, potential trans- in at ah | ie Sarvicn, ge the Guy of Bt Leute, Hoorn | PEAT dag heat” en | 7 7 . . i ee % Se eee rae | | eth ee SS eC | cox arpeneere and Builders. | enough to make the farmer feel reasonably in- DEATHS DEATHS | mision. City Hatt | alee Ee ah aRG, Went Moreh Be Plumbers dependent and to make the city dweller secure. BANGERT—Entered tn _ tuesday, |GMGay. Sept. 21, 1022, John 3. Giobons, be. LOST and FOUND ez ‘LUMBING—New and old work: Sept. 19, 1922 e 3 m Loui T day. Sept we Rangert (nee Rutchmann) 33164 North | loved father of Dorothy Gibbons and our sthates, “Dindelt @ 09765 ear You te rot ks - | Ninth street, widow of ; ‘ | dear brother estimates, "Lindell The value of these trucks to their owners, an Danger, dear sister of Joka Burt -| "Funeral from Geraghty’s chapel, 4822 Kas- || aS ‘ idear sister-in-law -and aunt, in her "65th iton avenue. Due notice of time ic) INTING AND A : | year. | 25c line; out-of-town PR DDRESSIN EY 1 Frid Sent 2° + & m froin | BERSOC Entered into rest ot Tuesday ° minimum ’ a to e community, epen Ss upon an amp e Ssup- ~~ m poten 4103 Manchester ave.|. 00% sh. ees at 1600 » oe, oo pA 30 ron insertions 16 BETTER printing at ho iacouns _& 123 N. iith . ve. Rriegenauser's chapel. |Rose V. Herzog (nee Welter), dearly beloved | line d nue St Bern d's CC) antermeiast | : ply of gasoline and oils, instantly available eden Cometersn CBNTm sntormeet | wife of Blaise Herzog. dear’ mother of the e STOVE REPAIRG ed. ¢ AFFERATA—E ntered into rest, Wednes-| Arnet. Louise. Emily and the jate pom wh eed | day, Sept. 20, 1922, at 12:45 pv. m.. Jonn!| Herzog, and onr dear mother-in-law, grand- Ti es seo ry hed en nh : tEDALE YP U P—Lost ri months old Hid —— Cafferata, beloved husband of Christine Caf-! mother, great- grandmoth ier, sister-in- law and | e % a d A . ral reward. Return 2713 Rutger. Gran ‘ G. BRAUER SUP y ‘ ( | ferata (nee Repetto), dear father of Alice, | aunt, after’a lingering illness, aged 75 years. ” c? 5524J. Stove repairs, 716218 N. 34 et. This means that in every truck there are 60 “s 1 $3 $5 New Plush Capes, $1.50 | olive 3465 or Centre] 6533. ___ {#) | EBYS in 1 min.. saute keys furnt by Works, h- es a Yale ee a et ie a sign oes « So pte, HP friends In” or hrills— lusiasts see 7 a? ——= Jae io , = P PAs a? - noe tie teen es a a Eugene and Elinor Cafferata. brother of Jo- ' Funeral takes place on Friday a 'seph Cafferata and Mrs. Elizabeth Creton. | 9; §-30 a. — residence. 558° Mook AU 10 Li ae 273,671 == > _ . > Funeral will take place from the family | coventeenth street. to St. Liborius’ © ; eS : ‘ The Standard Oil Company (Indiana), recogniz- residence, 5901 Delmar boulevard. om Natur- | fence to Calvary Cemeters. ch, | saG—ios. back, 14th ee Seana STORAGE AND MOVING a \ 7 lay ” Tt. ae APs 1 -* a” \ r | AP tm mre ar : ne finder keep, money. Manche | ACCURATE “Mov . e > a > ° . . . Borromeo’g Church. Interment aivary | MIL 1-—Entered Into rest on Wednesday,| H . Pine Lawn Branc Co, ; ing its duty to the public, has or its dis- to Hy | HILI—Entered tnto rest on Wednesday, | Helen av. 1 peas rons fe b alter | BE ADED BAG—Lost. lady's, Wednesday | gal} } Hill, darling son of Andrew and Mary Hill | - : district Cabany . “4*,* . CAIN—On Thursday. Sept. 21. 1922, at Ps . - ; tributin facilities to a int where onl a 12:30 a. m., Sylvia Virginia Cain of 3°09 | inee 8 ‘-haller), dear brother of Oliverand Vi1- 1862h. cowntows To) Ww ASHINGTON Express and £ y Portis avenue, beloved daughter of John E. | olet Hill and our dear grandson and nephew, N. King’s highway. For. eae hird year. | BE AGLE HOUND—Lost; “Monday afternoon. ° eee. e land Lillian Cain (nee Spitz), and our beloved | in his thir of Sport.” reward. 621 com lete breakdo WT) of public utilities Can pre- granddaughter — niece. aged 11 years 9 Funeral Saturday, Sept. 23, 1922, at 2 p. | ,naoware ‘Riverside 370M. ic) | MOVING by a /months and 7 day m. from family residence, 6727 Schofield over p:._ taken cchanae . ] . ; . il d Funeral from Wa: *ker-Helde Ad ~ 7 che place, to New St. Marcus’ Cemetery. (c) BILL ROOK—Loet. an old leather bill book Cent - th el, 3634 Gravois avenue, Saturday, Sept. o3 " containing a sum of money - é Es ; vent its supp ying ese trucks with O an at ays a m.. to St Ceci) ia’ s ¢« *hurch, thence KADLETZ—On Wednesday, Bept. 20. Chane. Page or Hamilton: not certain about BOVINO tesla Fs tifed with the sale + > 2 f \to Calvary Cemetery. (cB) 1922, at $ 2 m.. Anna gradiets (nee | streets; Chen Han — 87 years wre _rostens. vt ~ 8 7 within Loul ; | CAL led mat t W la COTT) Ze NS—Entered into rest on Tuesday, | Hruby). age a oved wife of John | reward ——_ — ~- le St. 5 : . gasoline nh + no co In t er O ero 19. aeeee ot 7 o. m.. Sarah Gallina Kadletz, dear mother of Edward Kadiletz BRACELL .— 2 : Circie. p ys just t a e auto obile oY +1 re Teer Tuesday. Sept 19.\ ter of Winifred Gorilon inee Vahey) and inside pocket. Finder send to 1701 Fran«- la as impo! tan part aS th m | tt: i Addie Marie Dues- ithe late Mitchaet nee dear rw * of Jo- lin, receive reward a OT Ts A ~ S fesed wife of enry Duester-/ seph, Stephen ober ora and Olive Gor- N RING—Lost, set with 16 dia- d the tr actor. teria mother of Harry Edwin Duester-/| don, our dear sister-in-law and avnt. DINNER Ging or Vandeventer car or in an haus Elsie Fisher and Marie Duesterhaus Funeral wil! take place from Arthur 1300 block Vandeventer av.; liberal reward. nie dauahter of Elizabeth Gerardi. E ang our) Donnel! ‘Ay oy 4B, inasi Lindéell_ S366) |W Aeatter ¥ “ ries on ; ; ue no e i xiven “were te boulevar 5 | DOG—Lost: white pon Spitz, answers 16 how N- phone Receiving ur offer. ject to your ao- dear sister. at the ake of 42 vea Julius H Schmidt ‘chapel. (e a Spits; anewere | te ° . 2 ° ~ : Funera! from , no This entire organization is working as one man, 1817 Blaney, Hee neiee Sad Pauls ene: | KOMLER—Fntered Into rest on Wednes-| rewarh, “040 Wells. Delmar S583. |? at pa cee Rt: Gee Stein), of 2h08" Magnolia | DOG—Lost. part spits, white with brown | WALL PAPER OLEAN! mM | tery. be | te tain . ‘ ‘ , | ba Kahler (nee Stein). of , , . ®° now read the to perfect a CO p e ser vice, and to main EXLER—Entered into rest : “| oe beloved wife of Louis Kohler, dear and black spots: ye Mesnss: ong pore SS oT = — day. Sept. — So >) ;| mother of the late William A. Kohler, dear cade por Pm 4 fox ‘cae Post- Dispatch Colfax 102 : thi S se ce at such a maximum of efficiency Anna Exler (mee Brandschwede), es .. ved | sister of Mrs. Carrie Kaufmann jnee Arein storms: — me —— mt ia ; 0 + ther © eo. Stein: .. 2 e a Re $ ll I V1 wife of Anton Exier, dear mother Mrs. Emma Gamble (nee eln re. amie children’ with liltnots mney + = 7" ‘ ry J. BOM newsboy, news Hubert, Henry, Aloysius Elmo, Marionan4 Hamracher (nee Stein). and Walter Stein, name Puch. . , t wen | that no piece of automotive machinery in the Enthony iEviet, Jey and our” dear ‘sister, cup dear slater im-ing, apd eunti 4)” 0 | cones. Call Cabany #885, recetre re 7 tlt ee ee a a aa a | sieter- > law, . 8634 Gravois eg oe oy me Kept. ne Bales’ Middle West need ever be delayed a single “Funeral Gaturday., Sept, 29, 0 6:20 & | 2h. .th theme ls Sk Petar and Pauls Come | {2:8 ers }m., from residence, pane a "tary and Hildemard an ~ asked Waterman. c Gartiand, John ie st and Chrie GLA#ES—Lest; hn Grimes. nd granddauchter o vgu “ rietine Bet or" Oey aay Begg Se Arthur mt | Voges es, and our dear jece, aged 11 years. et fieh pond. TAIT a . - Funeral will x ace on Saturday, se t: De | ee ral variors. 3846 = unera!] will take | St Edward e ‘ “hur “A nears: reward * = , Ort ) notice of funera ater emetr

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sT. LOUTS POST-DISPATCH. hocks to keep during leisure hours; — N-4. Post-Dis. (¢ aizit books elt yout Bos B-4. Fs DANCING LATEST DANCER x os TVATE DANCING—4415 Washington >: teed im eix lessons. Mrs. aasiies. a CARTLE D Dancing Arodomy. “Onve and ot... -y evening 0 class lessons: ‘mn 4 private or Le : cadcia. Olive aA phones ESTMINSTER HALL, 3806 “Olive st eet dances taught, ‘n private or in Parties Thuredar. Saturday and evenings. Phone Lindell 5 DETECTIVES rECTIVE ENYDER—Shadowing. reagonabie c wtamebile . 4632 Newberry. Forest 7504 ‘ shacowing. tn" estigat- confidentia! Delmar 37 aia VE—Deoes locates toiesing peop + Finney. Lindeil ¥ 5102. Y DETECTIV [Vv E—Does -s shadow! wing and .—~ =sP ie Miss Jackson. 2 ce | 3 OFFICER Aoer shadewine. ~’n vest!- m‘esinc etc. Sulte 4:4 14 Risite Bi Bide. 4th and Olive. ‘Olive ool. ES OficeR WM. ) CHASSE locates ~~... ae iphemclnas sn rm. €. Olive #702. ee tmetruction tn eccounting. traffi Cty 18 years at Grand and Olive. Cty Ride Sa el ar ha'rdressing. =. School of FPatr Deena a4 Pine. eb ort 1a PRIVATE LESSONS—Davy night hoo n 588 oO typewriting. artigo 4a. R000 ook keen!ing. Marie Cabeny aavice and foider free Tth st. Oltve 6° or ‘ivet three Nunes or less lene La £0c cack "Taree line dlaecount. o- itr for on lee Cerise’ MEN. BOYS BAKER—Eapert on bread, rolis Pastry L_ Mulianph, . —— Let me show you what T can do. 9a? 44) » and _ i - 15 years olf: wil tieus, desires to work the pattern-making or machinist trade. Buxbaum. 8563 Oriole. _ me 'Y¥—Age 16, fair efucation. excel! lent character, watits posttion in office: law- yers preferred: has had considerable ex- perience in aii Bex K-Sl. F -D 92) TARPENTERS—Si.. 2: new of revetr work reasonable wages. 1727 Waverly oi. Si- ey y 24 i4 c Hal FPrEL R—Ssit.: > vears’ dive any make cer kee same in repair truck preferred Box T-i. -D. 4) CHAULFFEL R—Sit. & vearw exepriceee; private car or tru: x cen give references. ‘! CHAL FFEUCR—Sit.; truck driver: experience, abd keep same in repair red. Bex K-41. Post-Dispatch aD COLLECTOR—Sit. by middle-aged, hand: men, with emal’ a car, as collector or service, reasenabie = K-76. P.-D.14) COG — White. : @eaneel housework. apartmen:. 3 in family; good wages. ‘Waterman. 24 ff floor east. Cabany 400 ~TLINDER PRESSMAN—Sir.. dev experience on a)! crades of work. steady position. _ Box N- 210, Poet fev ATOR OPERATOR—Sit by white. 2 4 wears experience: wents tod in office building. steady. reliable. cell write anr time, now er in future. A. lea a. S612 geod “re? a t. ileensed. ¥ith | ence: can «ive 55. Post-!I tepatch. (4) hoUsE™M AN—Sit experienced. referenc ‘es work ir private family +> 725% Texas _lauter Smit ee me ROUSE MAD —sr . Colored: of premeer cicht experience: khpowe cleaning and pores. 4214 San Francieco. Delmar AN—Sit.. expertenced in TT "elevator Lenta Johneen. Lindéel! — 7883_ MAN—SEK.. ov niaht work ~ oe any _ Sout coicred : May» MAN Romont to MaAN—TYoung. 24. with 7 perience, war 4 connection ean me to sales. 23°. Poet-Dte maintenance ” previous exrperiec K-154. P_-D both wholesale and reta in a end greceries. Box te by vYoune ag colored. as mechan ic areend carage. references. Cs ee ee —- — — t werk todas br x hat man, 26 eae. goed vucation. its ox -Mispate 89) at ee several Cuswtah, ben 4 a A oe ; private y. itag zob- | in ety Saturday. Sunday. Monéa: x. S12. Ps Post Theepatch ay SHIPPING CLERK —#rr . dandy with — am {\guree \. 240 ‘Post Dis ve- arENG raven ER—sc- age 25: exne im raitrand werk. capadie secretar: en ~~ i 2. OVE BA LEM AN—sir riperence he yl - and relerence. > Pin Address lear. ' en = to earn auto ronaty ir ae ve x. some ef Perience. oc p Wess aN oan eepesraphic or Sacurdays. Sunda ——— Tole wana 1 Pvvet . Dene: MAN—Age + with Pera coupe se —_—_—_ “i GIRL—si . Fh esaal | os etcept a HUUSEKEEPER—#it.- aged 35 Sunde in ana = y'matings ana ing. “e® | (SP) Co. 2818 N —tatest dances taught fol SEWOMAN—Wants position for zeaeral DisRW ASHE R—Exper fee To DAxce— inaivic- | ao washing @081 Guile ® Tis & Bt : : i y} x. fc | rhe * experience. | by white maerried man: | a | tract work: 67 c ’ ’ | BOY—E te ey a1 *) eS —1¢ wears or ove j | BON —M ust ' | BOYS—To shee 9 2 ee eF YOU TELLITTO HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS when you advertise | here offering to buy, sell, let or ! WANTED—MEN. 8 BOYS ee Standard Catering Co.. SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP GIRL—Sit ; for laundry er clean! ; hait = —Experienc if days; cvil- 7O ¢ _Olive — SEP GENGh res aaer. or Co . 1Sth and _F ine Forest 4148h_ C80 COOK—For short orders 3921 Olive.“ - — ; Ya rience o | HOUSEGIRL—stt neat German girl, | CUTTER—With 2 or 3 a ts _ 4650a Ceretl po rv overaiis Siate expe nce ' —— : - — + rT ' tligginbot ham tate .a., housew.) by kK: ‘yefereness. -— = A 4 Bate wees , or} : — . ——f? | ot SEKE ErR > eettied young lady : no Woman in rge; country town pre ferred. Box N- 143 _ Post-Dispatch. reliable motheriess home Call at 1061 Garth DIE MAKER—Es pers wh 239 r : in ho mework. yo un gs fined. NDR) =. Rox K- ett STENOGRAP HER— and accurate Wi...02 ' auncr’s £onanson aarenaartn VW ednes.l. : — - - bund! os trker be ‘flat “ork, cresece six shirts. $1. Bo m« R—Sit ‘Post ; ae ae on Work "905 S. 1 NISHER polis! We: feaady WOTS; mist Apply to Mr. FURNI- sf STENOGRAPHER—s evening work ; : for AY work; rate : sona bie. ‘ = » £0) e “sil M * ITELEPHONE OP! i. | ’ chhoard h LASS maw MLAY-STERN baw t iJ . | WoMan— use | WOWAN— | uri. OH WOoO™MAN—>"' plain coos piatn fa WOMA> —— | work | AD : e* Post. : . 4 YOUNG 1m 383. (Day pat HELP WANTED sures te Co 1213 N. 16% h e: IRON MOLDERS—Pre‘er no good wages. Write 810 Ca: lanta. ‘sa stating exoertenc esate, fic Wane: ewt-of. sown, mee empilared $0c 1 me) Rin wm On PRESs FEE a B —— Ie owe ss PES. ee anc a le NEVER send ORIG! \ 1L * ecommendations iow | ga COPIES jim applying for employment. € READERS | Aegher Posilrena should read the Inetruc (and Schools Gud ( o/ lege MEN, BOYS “Architectural Draftsman Must have had at least several vears’ experience: permanent po- sition for right man. Apply at fonce. Donaldson Concrete Con- | struction Co., 1114 International +4808* ‘Life Building. LAB , ARMATU RE | Rae NDE ate oy § enced on a work. Box T-. | AUTOS MOBILE MECHANIC _i23 N. Ene td av feo. a> ore. Ss SR—Ap PRESS themeecives ‘or especial (reimeng Trade schoo desiring ‘to fi fare “gn T1OR, RERS— Fo: 3 Sec nad BAK ER— rox! BAKER—boy as helper pay. a Ta Overian®, Mo... ¢ | BARBER—G wu) , oa ‘SRID AST sor tier KSMITH HELPER—Whe can operate n bh ammes aAppiv 58:3 Kerner's TREMITH HELPER—N ho can operate oe ha rnme: 58. 39 Kenner! : WT lass ~ ADDIS “126 ‘ “heut re u a BRICK YARI 1 -*BORERS T™ are day work. Appiy at Parker-R Moerganter' itis Bt S11 BL. MAN—Ex perience arpiy at once. Pants Store « Bt SH ELMEN—Pouwr De rence trai fe “lethese Shan Sth and i ss. mm Per™mamen(t position - om / Be Tt bore! wr reno cee ps Poet Dienetch A ETM AKT RY ret. ia. er craphe. Lopiy Thoman Phenegraph « eh *e4 Menree CARINE TMAK ER—«h me out stere Texture work. mh st ‘eer * Rirew.ies CABINET MAKE RS Geet ony and ag e«e¢r t oe. Post - T >? mere . : A \s ye? —— . : i’ - : . . hovating ee brick is a = oy * ted i. ipeete cee the whee (2. r > & ceee te ep eter fea Te ROOTE! d would LEGAT, INFORMATION. Member of the St. Lo is Bar Asso some express different time

C.B. &0.R. R. MAC HINISTS BO ILERMAKERS BLACKSMITHS Permanent Positions Oniv men ol experience ; -= needa appil. on or write to Q. R. R. ~S N. Broadway, third f 603 Walnut street. or Flan -, Cos 2 Rails Way In Texas & Louisiana Machinists. Lar Railroad Biaeksmiths and good par: good work- ideal winter climate. or telegram to A, IP. nical superintend or call on GL 19 Railway Exchange Mo. Experienced ermakers, ng cond Lou is. EXPERIENC ED MECHANICS FOR MANENT ansas, (vik Applr to 2 Walnut or 711 Market. (cB) il Emplor EXPERTENCED MACHINISTS - BOLLERMARERS BLACKSMITHS (COPPERSMITHS PIPE FITTERS COACH CARPENTERS OXNYACETYLENE WELDERS DENVER-TRINIDAD and CHEYENNE Overtime sportation Furnished mate and Working ‘‘onditions g FREE: Boarding FREE and Experienced Wanted FORD. ey tf , -e@liahle Men te wi 208 N. onis, Mo WANTED BY F Le RISCO R Machinists, Boilermakers. Slacksmiths. Eleetricians, Sheet Metal Workers, Car Repairers 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 out on strike. Apply at room 645 Frisco Bidg.. Sth and Olive sts, St. Louis, Me. % — ease anything. Boiler POSITIONS IN lahoma and Texas wages and working free board and trans- THURSD (¥. Se. PTEMBER ys HELP WANTEO—MEN, BOYS ORI a w TOUNG MAS Wh MT: Strom, Ale low price; case ta aan calemene eile iearning. 417 Welmet Bee Motor Ga, ‘a0 = 'cy" nD WANTED Experienced railroad SA LESMEN— Young a MACHINISTS i cal "in pane one -‘ RL—+ osiored —matam Annes > wwe West be MM PRESS ifs *t. Lovis Laundry ‘oso = {"oerr:. re 7. 1040 a pogarnae ae CANVASSERS: AND | SOLICITORS ~ xY¥ ASPs. week er = — sie err ” ete aero Pere and Wain = Croad 6 ay ead aha ERMA! iTORS— Eh her for and ¥ irwick He i ent om-nasion oor . a ° ‘EXPERIEN © > SALESMEN WANTED CHOCOLA | THING 8 \LESME NF ® experi-need AND ay 5 BONBON DI _ PRINTING S SALESMEN ; | Ler " . oop. Ge z } - P “rl ote Pa > = 2ae ~* . 4 ~ an lity and neat aopeer- —alse other girls with stv’ ng Prieta asd my a the re Otte “herr of vr es — tans parvend factory experience me ERY SA! nl T'mg eult Oret-lass werk _ entra £Z9Ou oPPert unity fer ad’ a>tetnerRt. ma2>- — oe Pees en cenficert.a) Hex ~*~ oe Pepe - ine F {MWOTS BARB - SIME Sal LESMAN—Friday and Securday 0 =~ - att Apply at Supermte ~ Rell . 3164 “ Othe. : _> ——a : GiRL—eExpver enced on wower i Enaerl & Vuan "a a 6 Wainwright Bidg. Rs _ SEASON OPE FI wTD.— WOMEN, GIRLS, bite. reter- goo sooany 3392. ‘J0t3 Wash- Bite. =. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 197°. housewor. S556 MeP ners a; eanedir' Swedish or German Ando Waterman. 4th floor, Cabany erienced. must b ave retqr- 32? expert ieraad “457 N J nm tha ce = Alanes work: go > home nights. | & 7 >t factor work . Ris 1 he 4th apa © Falion ect nc “Pees stn oiored, ei per i We x neip ta & ite hen. — 335 >» W ashingtor. © eneral housework AD- ess rita, fo = 4 S “Shbany i enae mi foundings. «a 500 » i = vos +) ai > > Gints—Exper enced and to carn on power machines Model Shee and Miz (.. I¢°0 x Jefferson . Ta. white -. coon ant Rous - ‘te: references; S40 ond Loe as ee wage «scale in tewn a steady joe at ba | tan rk word GIRLs— oored h ‘ : ali K ighest get TRLSa—We Reet 4 ets tm res! ing depatt - on rand acddrersi folding and Cltiver (tl Gas Burner and Ma- iat ard Pine. _ Pe ae (ot) earndy factery. coud good pay: come reary A. J Walter Factory.4 = Se IRLS “D wi sN—Wanes. gic . weee ¥ 4 : we nruber Haltor Factery. Beil phone. bet compacy clea ating to have epenin as ork. WwW J wer toby moe aes ng paper ‘eeu to werkt pert "we sna Te > i erackers _, Ss ages. fie \ GIRLS , Can make from $3 to #4 per day lecework. AMERICAN PAPER PRODU CTS CO.. 9d and Bremen, - COLORED ~ . UR. OPPORTU ‘NITY. 1s HERE) air a — Bist' 7 ~e I< - Leon t the Weer Weet Easton av ict GIRL—Or woman for detail figure work. Must be able to; do this kind of work. Wholesale | Box E-41,} ; c ‘a XD Tao Laun- ‘SE R <—A iy Weet inster 4115 oo bu! ’ - eb} HANI D TRIMMERS To Fork on ; patent Milan sailors yore tay Seturdaye CARADISN ABVEST HAT CO. 2128 Washington. 3 SEGIR!.—Exserienced. white: . wir Se Pore Foreee tose _st SZGiR- : —- Rite : be use : 3 Bese in _Canany £743. nell 4 “SKGIRL—Bapertenced, tor house 19 Sidacr rs for « genera batt Wyteen 302k, mS - Rl— White genera. Nousewors. == 2S mse SEA; | a see wor’ 4553 Me Porest 18 ose Lee as i? owng. te hele ith oe class Ore 3107 EAger Benten O84 Comoe ry wastone or —- [1354 Russet. Siteer 2 24 x Hoi Ri——F hiss c i . -

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BDAY, EMBER -!, 1928, LESMEN WanTen AN—To «ell coal ; PARY 19 wel): roe Bee Motor Cy ; a SALESM FN dio ae : frite Faw. ject bere! innmati, © EN— young men, neat @ Mical special 2 must Mant ler can make geod mor W. Evans, 7 to Bp ep ae ‘ed | ate. for entire State “Wincott more wer Age, « re 8 Post. ier or Baiithoues l have q a ‘Aveed hy phomeation, eo ” VnES for two more experience Apply Wixare 1 hemical Ride ems Px Derien. we - ” ” a : : semen Will do »« andvertia hiecrview or hen 417° Watnur Olen mA——We haie opening ir " for “ iive

re “at uirements , + me ture, mci ny Te of territory. oe ee m..! falesman ~ OpPerton!ts for pa peed t. 1 rar ' geolars A cam me bal PPlicant will n — inte sion 6 AD the namee @ references in the Rees Pet Dienateh of a de [EN ANI SALT: to sell saving LESWOMEN— wimg. I are not experienced tn thie hes. bu Will be given a course of instruc. ne of bmpensations, both salary Fri . x ¥-339. Post. ‘Dispatch, ( EN—largeat “comy of tts kink ‘pany ening for & ambitious men vad Dos: P importance in their appliance rnd . Men who are jookin to the f a who are willing to follow the ~ ae 6Uof experienced and successful Wo receive rapid prom nition, Of Not essential. more interest ec] Call ae ent Sunday. BtoB Or. if em loved, phone 5 at Mr. Jen er (el4) EN—Are ‘OU & MAlesman or an or- er’ ‘The former ts never out of em. ,. The want — yp wong bn Whe of Wis Of the latter fur & Seiczinan is a man ee his business and lenrned all tas out his profession. You can 40 the i get out of the order taker’ class eat clectrical appliance organttation eld te conductine ev erv iS .@ aechool of instruction tn There are no obligations to at- ena e-ery man in the sellin Ag from these instructions *% *e completed the couree. i FoR] OPportunity to make Py im the fasiest growing business i See Mr. Gill or Mr. High, a SAL ESMEN. @ high-grade tine of capa nlusively or ar a side line; mi Goorgia. Arkansaae or Nebraska; FT CAP CO. 905 Washington (oh _ LESM. AN WANTED ness service contract: clea th class life tneurance: a . ™ protector sales experience de- ‘ant men to qualify for promotion ry supervisors. outside territory: Mission drawing account. 17 N__ Bre Broadway. eos) -SMEN WANTED TALIFYING ILL GET ONE SEK’S VACATION TH $200 SALAR) ) BOOT XMAS. PERIENCE LLING SUB VISION HELP- L BUT NOT CESSARY. -ONCISE T EFFECTIVE AINING COURSE EN. EPH DARST REALTY CO., 6 Wafowright Bldg. - ASON OPEN ‘@ had any experience ta sellit » get out and work ane, mepey. now tsa the time tt 1 comforts on the instaliment reason is right; big corr fastens, ue ADAMS ©O., 110 N Orns 0) AG AND COTTON i—Oolored: with veferencny, mn Annex Kine's high way a “8 iho? NER —_ixpenenced. oa aundry, 1040 Victor. (cs rat appearing muet peeve ~-" must furnished refe Me m.. Jno. NR. Thompson, a Yr and pressroom we a i ith good reference. ADs — Apply ~~ houseke ote). loth and Lacust. A a te ERI ENCED . OCOLATE AND ON DIPPERS er girls with candy perience wanted by © OUS-BARR CO. | uperintendent’s office. “best wages, 5235 Lindell enced. white; apply at ~s orme bi. ae od reference. Call at least 3° letter, of | GIRLS : eeDAT. a BER ° 1, 19 22. >—WOMEN, GIRLS HE |HELP WTD.—wom irs work; white; “prefer. | " Cabany 3o9” nera! housewor, ~ ama ll 00 McPherson, ic) rl; Swedish or German. Waterman. 4th floor. Cabany (eh) : Zperienced, must hav e re fut. bamily. Graod 2687W. 2414 ic) A white; one who cane assist, | with poe wm home; Catholic preferred. n minster Pl. . ic) “anite woman or girl, “to do cooking ie with first-floor work; references. > mi Waterman «a, con FT general housew ork: - ® references, White ‘on! , 6367 Pershing, 20 floor ‘west (cB) housework in Wiaigzes;: " for "general! nent; 3 in familly; £00d Wat nh, second floor east Cabany 4 cae | : iINE ‘GIRLS—Experienced men P aper Box Co., J10 Clar feo) TORS—Toilet Koods: store y. commission. 1U S&S Brus oor. employes’ dining _ factory or hospital Apply by mail, Hotel Statier pest ington: ( 7ER—No Sunday WOTK,: ex! ’ 700 & Broadwa miners and Drapers 4 on wood dresses DMAN CO., 1424 Washington 7th) ‘ =: . ‘ Experiences, for mangie. Old St. undry, 1040 Victor. eT ND . FOLDERS—. Aliso girls to einel lL. awn dry S312. lagno 1A » perienced for alphabetical card * anewer in. own handwri ting. ox -Dispa! Cc 4 Vhs i) TT — ed on dresses. An.- skman, 410 N. Iith co ior FINISHERS _ 4 on woo! drese SPRIEDMAN O., 132 "4 Washington. 7t ; , FORELADY. : take charge of dress factory; one who 7 instructor and understands ape lal - Give particulars in Art tter, an where employed; ee “ é : ated strictly confidential. Box T- : Dist Ate? 4. (cf2) ly = ‘of 18. tor - general shop a 2000 RA f __ fet) a : rienced Stokes- Smith. 1. Hol man Paper Bi * n. 31 6 ‘ ias k ee ee icG) cole posta urant and foe | cream par! or. LL. rm to spot la ubat aning Co., 4587 =F Some experience on Rote! Statler Laundry meed in tailoring work; ; work. _ G21 N. Euclid = ht, eat mulatto for bussing Aerz Candy Co.. 106 Was hingcton for cooking and general hous ome nigh! (abany #220] light t factory work liey wood Co.. 6th ao © Fallon ao) ' exper lenced Waltress, tv Mechen. 4355 Washington : ~ ral housework Ai Seeteen wh Gabany 2O7GW. te) ’ w = in bindery Garrisgo! 4 Prt. Co., 1627 Lacust . 26) i, for general “oftic ed work: SA i- ‘4 $1 week. Apply 1006 Olive io) Gas Experenced_ paper ge SS ut to George V. Ste sabes Co, ‘1510 Pine. ae (ch) Young, white; «genera! house wo iN ows references. Cabanyvy 5S41J ngebur pecond floor west. (4) general office work: no ®xperi- pecessary. More Co... 202 N. 2d st (o4) In _ inspection and pa: ‘King depart Gaubatz Cleaning Co.. 4387 La- Laciede shirt ma- (oRO) good K -_ LLS——Fe STE T ed bout 16, for optical shop. Ww ‘> can typewriter; $10 per week Aloe’s, LOlive. 4th floor. __ fc) To clerk in grocery ‘store: $30 per room and board. Fortner's lar- haw, 2. perienced on power el & ies geady work. Ene ys x © _ 1108 N. Sra, 2d floor oR Oung, White, to assist with care of baby stay on hing. 2a floor south . address envelopes, anewer phon: ote: $8 to start. anewer in own han > . 3 a house - N- -6, Post Diepatec! to 16 years, who fa : e grodu- si . ri arade lic a wor! nieasan ‘ vs s— - perienced and to le arn on power _M ode] Shee and Mfe. Co., 16 white. as COOK and hous amall family; seterences: S40 and oe tal Kirkwood 1h 0 (cH) : highest Wage «cule in town Sickiag nuts; get a Steady job at 414 : ii 5) ‘dace girls in mail ne depaft fer hand addreesi ing. folding and Oliver Of] Gases Burner and Ma- 2ist and pene. %3 work in candy fac tory: dition: good pay: c 20a.m. A. J. W alter Facto a WOMEN—Waees. $16 « . Schruber-Halter Factory. i Perguson car. Bell phone. Fe: 7 e a comp inv Office ; steady employ ment to proper pere- Ft 5 @xperience and salary expected Pert Dispatch. _ (or is or over to work in ur shop: light clean, easy OW rk a Heineman, ‘$18 N. Gth Sf., tls — week Experienced at fac! ing, who desire to TUS covering machine: we have open!nazs several on vear- round work. Willer ©o.. 1819 N 17 th. Experienced at covering paper io married, wishing to work ja! we have an attractive proposit' Mig. Co.. 1819 N. 17th Tah 25 GIRLS crackers and cakes: good chance | BIsc LIT «u., . » nue. UNION v 7 > 6th. feB9) 7025 Wash- | —_fe7s) | : Cabany | liew garmente. | (od) OFFICE - | OPE SRATORS—Ex perienced on make from $3 to $4 per day | wk, AMERICAN PAPER | RC UCTS CO., 2d and Br emen. JLORED AND Wi OPPORTU NITY ‘Is HERE * ht out in the West End — ) OPER AT! IRS—Glov e: me over and find out all) mt forget the address. Woman for k. Must be able to of work. Wholesale house. Box E-41l, Apply Westminster L aun e. i 21°28 Washington. ic) RU— rienced. white; 4243 | detail | 'ON SINGER refer- | Phone orest &OR {c) | - aundr, . Cader ever £UIR rienced. for nn - Ridney 1 URL White. for genera! “housew “ork ; mn indr . Can Wy own 303R, an —_— housework; housew ork; in general eneral. “housework : hi h | arte Mec The | heraon. r orest Toung. to help “ Benton v7 OR, : — we Ane ~ 213 A p_Fiusee!. ene ral “housews rk: - HO 178 re cafe Forest neral house w Or k. tor fam y. 4521 | Athione _fe4) of housework and to hein SE Rutger at io4) rhite, | for “genera! house work ‘family: $5 week. Grand 1860J. To assist i te general ane" meeerest White ri to do sy Apps h i Waterman av voung woman for Seners* 1343 N. ‘. Newstead cD) White, to do housework. White. ‘tor Washington: venera) _Sidney - general | .— “- Cabany 5882 (4) housew ork. A pply lfroy av Woman. white. for general in Bt. a County; good home Oa B07 R ic ite girl for general ‘houee- ; ho laundry work. 4201 rand 20725. (c@) ¢. for general housework: l Arundel pl. Caban ic) th ho use | _{#1) te: “no washing or outst: le | °4 30: 6. io) | | 4 ¥| | HOUSEGIRL—For IHOUSEMAID—W' I's acroreal 5 ee THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE BECKON TO YOU eve HOU SEGIRL—White gi@. assist general ? _ any 2289." ne laundry: sma}! family. HOU SE GIRL—For Seral ences; smal)! family. *“Gabane Dares SO18 | Cab- _Pershing. (c) | HOUSEGIRL—whh ite girl for general house- mee Se good home. Ses Lindell. Cabany HOU SEGIRL—For family highway. HOUSEGIRL—White: in small Keneral house | eres 1ousework. Mrs. Hol SEGIRL—White; Wages: ref erence. west HOt SEG) RL—F or u “upstairs work amd mind ear-o] chi! white; > | ; -@ 5118 Waterman — ners WS HOUSEGIRL—White. cooking: no laundry: eneral ‘housework; sma!! Grand Old. 515 (ing's (cd) Loewe, i700 - psinall fa mily; : ~~ wood 578 Pershing. 3d floor ‘cc gene ral huusework and . good waged. 6098 West minster HOULSEGIRI.—And . cook ng hite 1 good Cabany 5989M. "6746 Ww esth in SHGIRnL—White: : ; general — Some nos Small familys ; good 1193] wages. 6127 Kings- can __keneral ll | iry Ho SEGIRI—Neat, white. for CouseWork experience Wel “er 1740. 400 Algonauin pl We deter HOUSEGIRL—Youne white, for wsenera! housework; will Instruct {f willing. 457°. W shington b] Phone Lindell 7%. WwW if housework ‘n ! references, 56852 Ba no ' necessarv al apartinent ; 1 child: rie eeconad floor ues sabe SE APA ER Es Ls ner, housewors: exr- ir] Hf Waterman e@v.., won y fabanvy 4307) ic) “house- 58: is fc’) Por flo oT MKGOIRL (2000, white: genera! evenings off i.e kenera!]l house Work: Phone Sidney Y161R. or lavette te floor went ic) si IGIR L— Young, white gi preneral Usework anA assist with odei. email bungalow; no jau ndry. Wydown Linde’ av., Clayton HOC SEGIRL—Rs a rence required: good nd good salary. 7246 Westmore- irive Cabany S28: take University- car or Ki rkwood- Ferguson car ic) HOUSEGIRL—For general housework, tn apart oo no laundry work; stav or go home nights. 3852 Russell av... 2d ert east. Grar, d 2108 c4) HOUSEG inL—wW hite must. have ne ae no iauncry or cooking: good pay; good home for right girl. Phone Delmar 1501L iow) working LiasSSsS rooming HOUSEKEEPER--Sit.: refined woman, experienced in high house Forest 1L&NO HOUSEKEEPER — White: general house- work and cook; no laundry: permanent. po- —. $45 per month. Call 3853 Cleve- arm (ch) ‘sewotk. 40 Aberden p! bh an? .~ ivy €7.9%3. ti HUUSEMAID—~cCoio ‘neat references 4371. 141” HOUS i aDpoearanuce: Ww eal J Santen, Linleil upstatlr be . ‘4 abany SO) em yee Sie ood, white; and mending. 915 Lindell for genera] neeee wore : ook; smal] apartment, Pershing ic) SEWOMA;: es riv. to take Ini- invalid ra | use Wwdowr care of hovsewo rk: Sinuaii 7: aw HOLSE WOMAN—Middle-aged t to ase! st in housework: family of 3. Apply 5144 men: _sington. Forest $146. Sa c) \rnolerai ube. fis ‘ per neceesesatl stead , 101. P.-D Te Jt) hie It bh “EET ~At once, T- F ntin 205 Market JOB ?P RESS F ‘EE DER—Stead\ work. Apply ELY & WALKER WORK SHOP, 16th and Locust St. 2nd floor. LADY Experienced i “tak! nz phone orde: in grocery: first-class. tox T-370, P.- Kohier- A AU) Experienced in retail bakery good fere: iired _ Box T -3 7 * experience | gencral cooking: first-class re!er- Phone Webster 280 WwW. general housework must have experience: emall {a i TRS. MAtilL—For references and very rood Wises. Forest Weetrni ter MAKERS ladies’ hats: HAT CU SO8 Washi nete } —Experenced in pen a work: hi and itroners for table i@ girls. Cx ental Laundry, moay, 4fio4 need on BRONX MARKER bundle and machi Olive sf. Mil L INER Y. “AP )? RENTIC B—Aselt (;rand Mi llinery Makers — and Copyists RK ‘ATTEREN DEPARTMENT: rAMILIAR WITH THE HAN- THE pHost ay GRADE MA- EVIS-ZUKOSKI MERCNTILE WASHINGTON 4 -\\ — for au Wwaiking childrer 4221 Flora. _—ic4) steady piace 621 N —— NI KS! ; refarencesr au! rej OFFICE 4 Saiet ANT—Over 30: clipe Ry (;ratm GIRL~—Exyperienced in the jJaundry business: none hut experien: ed line of work need appiy. Old Taundry, 1040 Victor ed bower, ma- : Pay Apply \ ashington. | chines, steady work, good Gram Headwear Mfg. Co., e O05 OPERATORS—ON _ 1I.A- ONCE HING.- (cd) "ERIE NCED | ES DRESSES; APPLY AT EX! DI BROS., 1312 WAS — LD ra experienced on canvaa, also power ap hine operators; good Dara steady work fissouri Giove Mfg. Co., 6°99 Maple. Take Hodin- mont car to Maple av. and walk 2 biocks weet to Irma av ® 4) “ Es am s ry , OPERATORS maperence’ on skirts and dresses r ICH SUIT AND SKIRT CO., —- floor. &08— Washi ngtory. “EXPERIENCED OPER ATOR EMBROIDERY STEADY POSITION; GOOD PAY. BAER, STE RNBERG & COHEN, 2115 LOC L ST ST. for leather gloves; “Solitude is as needful te the ima«ination as society is whole- some for the character.” Take Time To Think and Plan --then turn te Post-Dispatch Want Ads to make the plans work out successfully Ol!ve—6600—C entral OMEN, “GIRLS HELP WTD.— WOMEN, GIRLS | | OPE “RA TORS—On light « family: for gowns MACHINE; ") a a ment corn locatiol SCRUGGS- good business: « wd reason for selling Box SALESWOMEN WANTED ; anvas work: power |MILLINERY SALES LADIES—Ackerman's. .. lotze & Sons. 219 Chest- _ Sit Washington. See ) | SALESLADY—Over 30; Operators on Petticoats __steady. 1012 N. Grand. experienced: w SALESGIRL—Experienced in week; steady wo A sb a $ » = A mn Sunday ag 1402 Franklin pared to work. 8a > " ™ cks } 2:5 4 ‘ SALESLADY—To clerk in ington, 5th fico ifg. Co., 923 wae and Saturdays. Phone Grand 1737. (c OPERA’ ATORS, — | SALESGIRL—In bakery: oi ay READ THIS! If y anerktar. xperi jenced. APP! 10 h r 7008e Shy op 7th and Ol. . (o4) ER—On ladies’ — a | - Sod agate 25c line: Doveing and Cleaning Co 586 Leona: a fice d 5 Sunday: minsmum 3 PRESSER— ; Delmar. (: lines. Three or more inseriions 1¢ 7 ——. 6 x 376 1 i -T) ‘ } near theater and SCC Call (ran d 6081 SWITCHROARD OPERATOR—Experienced: 5) nieagsil ersonality;: state : +> North Side CONFEC'T IONERY- ur? m ) ' formed: citv or out-of. APAarTt nent absolute pri- for puck and antes ACtOTY ree / only machine | (eS) ST aT LION—Prom!- | ' we are not authorized to | i i ' ' BU RNITU RE ' : | ' ; ’ | every day from these columns. It may pay to see what they have to offer. : #. ready-to-w ear: - _COAL—~—Standard bakery’ no’ (¢c ~ | RADI | lun: h; _—_ ——— _—_— —— — —_—— —— ST. LOUIS POST - DI SPA TC Lo a ~MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE | HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR ‘SALE ) HOUSEHOLD @oops WANTED, SICYOLES—MOTOR CYCLES. oO oe) Cc AT, “Golivered direct from mine to you: ex- | Ft RNITU "RE—Stoves. i Qual ty lump, $s. 50 ton = A . ht . Delm aT 4h 8 ~ - _ i faae ; } €.) ly o39.75; Daisy | 2.00: Cc fervt] S Mound Cit . . , . ar Vii . e, » 50 mont earn y Coal Co.. Central 6138. Bo rugs. . furn iiture, new | HOUSE HOLD GOODS Wt—iLa 7. ase used, cheap. H. Davis, 171 small lots. Frank C. Baker, 291 wren ive * “(®) lin. Bomont 1544. Central ntrat @i12. Fil RNITUR RE—High and ) medium grads; one | BEST cash prices paid for used Faratio | ing room set, one dining room set, two Call Victor 350. Chas. Gimsburg. 2011 be iro oms suites. rugs one ott er hor ahi be Shenandoah (co82) sa Articles: leaving city: i sacrifice; w 1 al HI’ IHEST Steen ~~ Sees ae we - prices paid for contents flats, | Clean ime Mitnois: “tech ne, dea! meta in mos 2978 (eS) ‘ 5- Me dump truck. 8. ASEY, FURNITURE — | E ipot - nouse Reratshang | “ aan a\ Phone Co'fax 74 (BY) Central Dae? Hast Auction, OAL—Good Stand AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. —y Olive, $7 ton: “an coal, $8.78; ears MANY LOTS AT_HALF PRICE AND LESS. | 20.000 POUNDS of old “feathers; pay 50c_to db + wd doner $12 50-ib. cotton felt mattresace 60c for cid ynes. Montana Feather Co. a 50 no sia i o “go. ¢ we n rock and no day and Saturday only, unmatchable _De! mar 865 Fe t 767. 4426 P “i ing but a white ash: ch se "€4 aa aturu Mi st urs rest 2420 Fase. (5 { - thee . =e : — an + HOT AIR FURNACES—Ali cor plete. 7 1400 — t 2 blocks south of cet st. For Zale oe} , sa . . ; . . + > . — A ut = MISSES’ WE ARING Mos ING es ti dresses, sults. coats, dresses and sW *aters: good as new Third apartment, 6138 Wa- ferman av. Phone Cabany 631. (o4) OVERCOA T—Black. fur lined. size 42: swit able for Relt. ° MOTTIOGRAPH ~ order, Ss 1s eel film and ca - ] gehts ona P i sake al “ai (; AS LA ve y ’ mdition. Forest \ - — . . ‘ ye : lela 1‘ ‘ (sh) — City 1 dD. lust Out. showing the route . ameeeg pee line. every si reet, indexed au RANGES all kinds, side ovens and t an hal or Bae ovens also two-burners for a «. sen post pala. JC. oate . ‘ e . gy ‘nta, for sale very cheap. Keiner’s, 1° : ———~—___* es -ande\ enter g — _ =e : : Quick Meals 410 M ash hington RV. (cb i Henewed condition; EXCHANGE lard makes Al - thera as AUTO! Wtd.—Will trac chauffeur; also blue suit. 946 1896. lin av make the best. — Establish Meshal s' Paint Co.. 715 Frar cienteapepiinnitguaninnetscmnaath ! at connected. $18- un: ATOR S—Hot, water heate - nt i w } ime ros _ “9 Lc) st - alk A & CASh Or ilme I rosser s. 3220 : he 1 4 house. Schn ‘ . be. CoRD) 5 ord « coupe Lacl ede } en ‘a - ¢ 4 an fie —— ‘ ER x. gas range. kitchen RO- Db and railroad map: I and % chairs. $35 3650 Virginia A aoa: ae at Foster's. a ftey ROOFING APER, piv, sm oath. or bik ING STO condit or Cer F . _ ue . water heater; bargain. 6°. s—1 Ford coupe. Call Forest_9122 {c4) P AINTING—An d pa per banking ‘eo exchanze for coal Forest 215 (c) GOLD AND SILVER eee Vv ES—Good CASH | paid for old gol gold. diam ” is. platinum S. Smith, 513 N. Grand: 4 Aion rs north of Olive af. (ery) CASH paid for gold. silver. platinum. broken jeweiry, false teeth. Miller, 1323 Olive " cieesin D@ni sed ic) SMOKFSTOCK—: 50 ¢ et. 16 neh, : liver any where. HIGHEST cash ~ . , ' é‘ . ’ se , “Prices f ’T er zed iron, new. 4900 McKissock ‘ol! pen every evening except Wednesday. P miatinum. HW. Miller, 3 N $84 gold. - g) Tr prices paid for old gf broken 04 J rring n & Son Furniture Co. ‘ TIGHEST - - y a ~ . aston a\ EES gold, WALL PAPER BARGAINS © iocsriccd ~coonsSManosany elecrrie | NC and diamonds, “Miller, "703% Mr Remnants, gc per roil and up; seld with rratonod >: u v4 e208 — = nn 2. or _withovt border. 911 Franklin. _—_—(e62) tlacnments ' eves MU ST VACATE CHEN CABINETS, of all kinds: used JEWELRY_WATCHES : oft 2 Vandevente ch2, DIAMONDS Wtd.-—We pay the highest case : for vou ir diamonds. &. Su.ith & Co. Grand. & doors north of Olive. ‘c&) Dj AMONDS bought. up to “$500 Der - Karas any sizé. anv amount. Miller. 1328 Olive. ‘®) silver, STOVE s—Rrand-new, ‘bat! room: ir any ; competent : Howe Scale Co.. 612 St. Chi that FOR the. next 20 dave we will nay up 3 — oe —. - 00 pe : _ MISCELLANEOUS WANTS MM eihcan:: seat "tagdiitans daanas mh Nena for our iamonds, HH. ai: INTING MATERIAL W rack: ira spl ari ge te accessories. Bomont 3069. DROPHFAD renting: flliive iF YOU wish to rent a Bb RASS 4 oHE Ss T—H rass ed, hi en? -* co} ’ ¥* tf - e120" ea! mas pins eres = ( 62 a . -- . Bormont 1620. (cl4) | ot es Lt tadell _€& 8) highest prices H. Anpelman, 4218 Page. (cS) | Wanted for pay $5 te | APPAREL—Eveuing | floor north. (eo) trade Weher piano in on | an Aw: av feD eee ney ’ Singe 4, looking a Wilsen and terms, | ~ 3° 6! eewine machine - Olive new; _ nO, ing reo , spris cul Wi ir lis biras spring an mattress. - - ~~ ae ka : ' | ; - ry ~ Sew ir x table. swinging bab) bed. } oret rf > - ot Sale CAST sacrifice “estimates given om re- 4 washera cair ork lephone calls. promot serv- White Lily” “ ] ) O37. Central 1003. Howe Serie 1) RANGE—Ma terms: see o. 612 St. Chartes at. ic 62) KRANGE—*10 _some as low as D IE 'SK—Stenographer’s onk, 2 months old, Pgs ae $10 74 « ; i merantle rt Ji er . 709 Locust. (ot) St) s 10; sell $25. Room 708, 31 N #. = J . * ‘ ; DAVENETTE SETS—0Oak umed oak ge NA i Pe yg ~t ICEBOX—New large assort me r It; eos OW ‘pt Se = . 7 va consists of uD > | "¢ \ i — u i Thal bs ) = . r og " 7 oer ssi¢a we +? at low price y! ash: wil hit t cf ; ' ee ' gition; reasonable price. 1110 Lecust free packit ow en's mood. *e hel. Son pumas” aaleeeienes ri ote . Pt. amg (c62) | ‘to our place: Complete X- Ray Equipment Levy 211 No Fischer @?R transformer, table and tube ae — suena |S and. vertical f! uoroscope, slereoscope, etc. LON] | SY. outfit very cheap: Yale chair, 315 >: iat all Now T wij | portable X-ray outfit worth $700 for $200. ~ | bake Ford SRDS Me Ree. Grand 42763 — ee ee — TYPEWRITFRS AND ADDING MACHINES TYPEWRITERS—Selling all makes, re mar, rental Mletcher Typewriter Co., 10 3% ine st. Main 843, TYP EWR ITE RS—Underw ond. ington. Smith. Roval. $15. $ tals 3 morths. $6 uoward. writer Co.. 211 N. |. 19th wt. cr AL RANGE—Matestic 4. + ashamed to come surn ture im —e 13-15 S. 14th « SPORT = 2 ker, i eather © tion 10 A berde: l. ANE NET TE SETS—In } , lé ] forage practi iy biKe new. t li, 'v » ‘ bargalt Cash o! ine! ; ed D u hold goo ate ide venter n DINING ROOM TABLE—Gold exfens Tr) ; oA net . levi OT.. r - SS te «a osta!l if Il wish ‘Ww an slightly CERRY DA VIS FUR 7- 18 Olive io"? ) BIG BARGAINS — ’ ht eae uYrrT 4 vo DINING ROOM &l Fe hres walnut; new Al ine ‘v wood 3u iiture . ) t at immert’ ‘ t S40 v omple w-room oulht only §$ : Tt’; MOUBOL & 2 citi &, St O~ : ine . me BO0° lie! nar ‘ : id ple ea - . — Ric i ; ‘ :. ae 50 dre = $3 Re Slire to inspec uffet, S30; 6-foot leather settee, $1 lete st ¢ hefore buying We alsu 7116 Waterman payinent por ~~ (3 Bi ( DINING-ROOM SUITE—Early E ng sn buf- : ay . - ‘te Public I Mrs "i014 RF NT a Remington, _ 34 to » $5 for 1 “month; fet. china closet. table And chatrs, $75; a = | $9 to $12 for 3 months§ Satisfactin and brass hed ana soring, $75. Langan ‘Bros . Onr Loeation ‘Saves y ou M oney BerTrvice guaranteed by manufacturer. ame 18th and Washingtcn av. ic76) ity hand 269 ick ; ; ineton Typewriter Co. 821 Pine. ‘Tele. | : 7 : r ea t 1” UE ~ SSERS and chiffor pags to “mat n n- 7 ~~. os - ey Pm aie ~« 4 = t? hat an phone Main 8&3. _Central 3630. 2, Rs _(c62) om ote Ni “Vandeventer | HY we at 20 per cent reduction: also iarge | REMINGTON typewriters for rent: - £ ic aN. an eventer eu! tes ~7 6868 (CUllow As | facturer's guarantee with each machine: FURNITURE—One doliar a week buys $40 : iing-room suites as low a8%/ complete service and satisfaction: terms $4 worth. 4009 Chouteau. (5) refricerat ors at almost haif prices, to per month; 3 months’ rates lower FURNITURE—Of h >: as Wwe ‘ ie af 183 E. Rem- in vee- do not want to carry any over Rémington Typewriter Co.. 821 Pine. Tele. recta, Oh. at OM All other goods in proportion. | Phipne Main 883, Central 3630 r. (62) “an furnish vou from kitchen to garret. | - --— nad folding chairs. card tables and “ SON CAN NOW BUY CORONAS iture. n terms as jow ag $5 per month; we re : . LANGAN FURNITURE CoO, Coronas: ss — } I {oe oem .t-room apart ent re 2004 Morgan a? chase chen ran 660; no geaiers Bom: mr 2990 Raoamont AyX2. f“entral Ae: 3 (eT 4) | | famous when vou typewriters or 2440 S : 9th st., . ~~ = Se (4) ss meena ae * us FURNITURE—-Of : m modern flat; part le— | pites. SORONOS rYPEWR aa|. For Sale—We Cam [pies .,soroxe PR "Louis. “Ouve SE buying furniture rent fiat ae an You M Sentra Stk FURNITURE—Contenis of oe aper _Save Ou oney | os = — . ' fu ick sale for cash. o21¥9 of our 3-re tfir as fo! ‘s: ne 4 ; yor ru BS llow ; - . c&) di ad. n irror front : ‘do uble-door wa ;. HORSES AN 213A Montgomery (eR89) eboard, one pyr Cade, LOWE RTO ens — ' = Ss 0 oie vacuum eweener; | HARNESS—Wagons, 10 horses. mares, STOR E—And Ford ton t won't need ouch; .mules; $25 up; guarantee given. 1921 po Sg V1 7 : | Morgan. 2 . ,| HO RSE—1903 ‘Sidney at. a | HORSE—Wagon and harness. A FE (ark av Fn mar Furn. Houses and Fiats For Sale | i, cc jan gg Y Ame! : RNISHED RESIDE NCE —DO?D Page. See wagon ‘Call Fereuson R. (76) | oak hifforobe, uffe D ce bl - ee — kitchen cabinet: combina nj; owner from 5 to ®; any terms. | (46)] IORSE Bull young: fine set pron: mounted | ; DATEA! n SSLBA harn: ss and id wagon. 2620 Clara ta HOUSEHOLD GOCDS WANTED |“ HORSES—2 black: chee " ; — Cream C O.. 1201 Ohio ne Btai dar @ Ice contents of eee i ent on band. bet Broadway, (ci | suitable for farm cr FURNITI te je; chair: | drawers and L lene 3522 Fran! of new Coro We now sell tha Shipman-W ‘ard rebullt Underwoods. ; also piano; i FU R NITU R = chain drive, stake leaving city FR A Dertry UTRNITURE—And stove irs, gas range. ‘ ; Forest 47 ORW (o#) A pply 6.6 wah harness and | " ? eb) J-room » SR5O; privil exe of Side; rent 20. Box ntents of -E—For ‘Rood as Dew [RONS—F irniture, carpets, — dwellings. laize or smalh lots airhut be ven i] tur j « badly: best ‘ ash prices Ze ho L owenstein. cabinet, sto 1 ti 15> P are. Delmar r 2085. Forest 3953. °8 |/MULES—Several old. this W eek. AND! } »ON Ss ho * f irniture, ‘ omplete 4 other light work I ne werltnes, "or email iots; i Dennis Bros.. Fo oat "6025 or Delmar sarht * HORSES—Alwaye large assortm 1521-25 WN. Co... King's highway and Natural aie ‘SPRING. TRUC ,— 2 hor ree: . Coa ~ 9 S. Third. Sidney i Central 1749 5S rooms: mahogany bed- abs 1909 Euclid. '=E—aA so 0 6©modcern sulte, $° ny dem Fiption: large cr ermal! lots: A 5 4. ¥. “entral 5532. Bomont 5532. "Selbeunan 82) MACHINERY or ink FURNITU RE—D! ning be okcases. Forest ~ ALL machin net. table. fire Gchoelhorn_Ait dressing t “ei ity t ‘ — N { RE—Bes ‘place in the | city to FU! B gf ‘ture that looks Mke new, left hands from storage to get our charges: FURNITURE Wt. comb! nation bookcase, J. 0 | ——— eee Sse" -FURNITU RE—In luding ROO Wanted " RANGe Wtd.—Superier | less cooker. 710 E astgate i | Réecond st.. St | FURNITU RE ‘Wtd.—-$5000 worth; ru 3. heute, Me. No. ture Co., 1309 8. Booadway. Olive 514. 1631 St. Leul Louis, Til ‘4 DROOM SUITE—Wtd.; period preferred: syle dre el oe tat c . COMBINA BION Dought and ‘x E-33, Post-Dis (cS fore selling te lephone Goldberg, Cinder #111 (65) | For Sale (c55) | MAC HINERY—Por — le DORE. x "F « =zZe wes two axrminster rugs: cheap. r . chen cabl cart, pict “- e . Cabanas e787 W om one x £3 twee 5 ae Machine one Stoves, Riley Furni- | LANDIN—Ne 12 _shoe-stitching machine. bric-a-brac, hn FI RNT [URE Wtd.—Rugs, hiffomiers, chffforobes, anos; contents of flata, dwellings. Gol l- 1 (G2) | | MOTOR—$I0 will purchase a new ~ Saha. current, — ets "Ent ee - ette e? ed.- > ’ dell “#11 ifbrary tables, roc kes s. daver sets, b bers Lindell —— ee . ne to ~% ieh your home 7 > eee ad excha 110 -volt, FURNITURE Wid.—Ca or in as* 2 For" motor. enman. 15 room gets; everyt! ti o) ce new and complete; our st 4 le Patent ~- fad see? cemchangs yon en SF i, for iene than = R82) Choutvau read. 250. Victor 446. _fe8) | meiner _S: a= Las? 2 FU RNIT! "HE Wt —AnV description, ‘lari or small lots: ko Welch, Cabany he 00d stoves at low prices; combination gas and c a “0 nation ED -teeelS high warming oven, $08, Acorn com - ———a —= , separate FURNITURE Wd. a y¥: ¢ ontents of So oa ~~ dwelling: large or sme)! lots; range, 4 gas and . rm-| fiat best —— as and coal ovens) | s broil ‘4 and T coal A. Orevtt Morage. Cabdany 6030. BE ng closet 135; tea a | ; FURNITURE Wid —Hiehest cash price for! heaters as low as $6.50; Wilson down- all kinds of household goods. furniture, herp ye draft beater, $21: keeps fire al! night; alr- rugs. contents of flats balnog. prie-e- brac. | Wricwn ti¢ht heaters trom $15 upward elevated § etc. Call Lindell 2160. rr ——= Quick Meal gas range 18-inch alee oven, Auction @o 434507 Lucas ane el4) " nok b r a simmer burner, , four cooking burners and. simmer bore, FURNITURE WANTED BADLY. | | 18: four- Cerner gas range for laundry use, All deerriptions, large and small lots: —*¢ RADIO SET—W 3} Radiant a. ae and Eegtate bard- tents flats, eystieee highest ert] prices tn coal heaters as — --¥ Walker SCHOBER, 4455 Pace. Delmar 29 oven Furniture Co., i117. "1119 cust ot, (cb) ' $954. Tniversal Farm Maohinery MPLEME * $44 ee SUPPLIES iT — With dj's foments. | with no ottinnclene te ton Radic Agency, Olive ange, with warming closet, — range, 16-inch bake oven. STORE | AND OFFICE FIXTURES A 40. ‘cc? hutcher 4254 kaeto *- 0. i ws nh av. /. “ail Olive | 14 or Ca bany 3060 it " © 7% LErRIGERATOR COUNTE R—Exceilent con- | li¢ Centra! 6496. ch@) | Ollve p 7245 (By) manu-/|. first — ees applies on pure | - young we ork k bo: aaeg and 7 “k. ’ e#) iii} ° Open Evenings. Hydraulic Presse Srick | M1E ; house “furnish! nzs. fe7) | ; if Agee. S| BIC CT ELE —Ee good condition. 3654 Botan: woroK BIK E—Eva condition, $50. rane, | 1922 model pl. y 2sasJ. A RACEKS—The beset made. on sale this week. €30. 108 N. 1i?th at» ; ' RA NGER—Like n w:. cheap. 462 . aon. nia to4@) = ES SA FES—New an Baumann Safe. ; Co. ene ae tthe: N. ie * th st. ny 6AFES—BExpert repairing. ‘leiephone cals civen prompt attention. Ov . safes at big saving. Phone ®627. Central 1003. Howe Scale Co. St. Charles (c8 3 [AUTOMoBILES| Solid egate. 25c line: out-of-t 2ic dail 30c Sunday: minimum lines. TAree or more insertions la line discount For Hire FOR “HIRE —Truck: 4: day. week of contract. __Lim fel, : 3875 agreed ‘ot POR HIKRE—New. beautiful sedan: he@r or oto careful @river: reasonable. wry et 7 w. RENT A FO DRIVE iT \ OCRSHLF. KISSEL-SKILES x” 4730-43 McPHERSON AV. Rell Kinloc | Forest ese Delmar 12 cs Repairing and Painting _—— —- _— GALAGE—D elmar Gurage & Auto Sales Co... 4554-4556 Delmar bil Complete J4- service Storing, repairs, towing. wash Ee. n | panes accessories. Forest 0991. Delmar 74 ‘ tah? S 340A Si: Liberal orivces for ‘care { that have had gvod care Algo sel! for i OE Re margin UNIVERSAL, 3410-18 LOCUST. OPEN NIGHTS, SUNDAY, (62) oo. —_—— —. Automobiles Wanted Quick We pay you the cash; a bhetter price than any 4Gealer tn town (“LIVE MOTOR CO., 2010 Washington. Phone Bomont a eZ) 2 | ee eee | eee WE WANT AUTOS 4524-26 DELM AR. your car. Bee us We are fust open- Bring Don’t sacrifice | before you sell. ing. Need 100 cars at once. your car today. 4052-26 Delmar Av. (c8) Stop! Look! Read! $25,000.00 FOR AUTOS We want 1 used cars at one: eny make: Fords to Packards:; sp cash; vay i 4 yi aLEM } MOTOR 36 N Grend, i | Oven B.S, a Sun ' 2 Coupes For Sale AUBtRN—Beauty coupe. late model; new paint and tires: in Al condition: eell right. 3116 Locust, Bumont : Open evenines, 7 to O Lore }k—Coupe - joc Kes an . d ove “pat priced te sell euiaite. FORI-—Coupe; 192%: looks. rwap like new, _real bargain: terms 3713 | FORD—Coupe: 1970; starter deymouniabieg $° 50. C larke Motor Co. 1123 Pine. 4 ich FORD—C oupe, 1922 model: beavtiful i¢ car, like new: bargain; terme S114 ¢ FORD—1922 cou almost new; “ae terms; trade. | 2506 S_ Jefferson. 9b) FORD—Cou oe condition; must se 250. __ 3800 Finney. ps Gd a nae te2 FORDS—5 coupes; late moeodel«: sacrifice. cheap: easy terma; trade. 3516 on. brand-new ; 4432 P< IRDH—L test hd model “Coupe _ terms ff wanted; always open, S000: oO ve IK oreat Pow | FORDS—C oupes; B50 te $125. cash, or terms: open Sunday and So en Mr. Tohey. Carondelet Motor C ; rane. : FORD—Coupe. ! year old: has y g very classy; take best offer. Para 5) 'FORD—Coupe, 1921; big bargain. rey | termes of months. Motor Sales Cg.. Bon | Chestnut Open dav and , night. ic ’ FORDS--Coupes; $160 to $425; | sortment; terms; open evenings. ning | 2341 &. Jeffer rson, seh FORD—Coupe; no waiting, mancaaeaer ar liveries; one brand-new Ford coupe luxe, mever used; terms; vrivate vy Benton 4i8 t FORD—Coupe, 1921 model; | beautiful car. wocwer © heel; ot ex- a. 3324 . shock absorbers, tras: going to Californ Mr hm FORD—Coupe, ~ 1920: in has good rubber: only denhall, Ford Dealers, evenings. FORD—Coupe, 1921 tor good; coupes to choose from. Authorized Ford and Lincoln Dealer, _ Locust #t. Open evenings and Sundays, a 3 OAKLAND COUPES ALL LATE MODELS Beautiful 4- ”. economical care: cendl- tion throughout excellent; fully gevara by direct factory representative: 75, iv0. $925 Open Sunday a. m, MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR co., 3205 Locust _at. go0d condition mand 325; terma, -Men- 2315 Lee model. easy terma. ~~ OAKI LAND COUPE | Lots of equipment; guarantes ‘| With thie car. tit WARD MOTOR CO., 3016 Locust or S077 Olive 6t. a, aauiuttenth- dated teenie ~~ ae ‘OL DSMOBILE—1919 cou Shields, 2401 Locust. 1 rh aan bon STU DEBAKER—Coupe, I pix; new cord tires, $87 5 Gibeon. era STU DEBAKER—Special nix; perfect. ‘<= cords; Want enap? Act quick. t _S441K. PTA | VELIE—Coupe, in fine shape; Cheap ft cash. Velte. 5938 Olive at. *s ee nF i VELIE COUPE er: ao car at a basse. ment rare ae 51 9 Delmar, IL. mm CO, Limousines For Sale CADILA, AC—Limousine: new || tires, 1: $295; 395 down. 344} Juniete. Witte tines ne, wee __car for livery nervicw. t an 3 eaters For Sale bt 1CK—i920 road., . new paint McQuiston - Shields 1 Locust Upen eve- _nings. BUICK ROADSTER, K-44 ee | onl ae OY 8a UNIVERSAL, 3418 i Open nights. Su GAN DLER—Chummy roadster: tion; wire wheels; re hh at ‘elie. 20: 3 Nive. (cS) fe 4? SET ta age rot

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34 eo ae eae ———— AUTOMOSILES Sedans For Sale : «J - ee ED mn «- _ ss YOU CAN GET A GOC | D PRICE FOR THAT USED ARTICLE—+# . You Advertige in P. _D. “WANTS.” 7 “w= AUTOMOSILES si AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOZILES AUTOMOBILES | wo ee Touring | Cars For Sale Touring Cars For Sale ' Trucks For Sale Automobiles For Saie— TALKING MACHINES—Aad peccres pozeht © ering root. ail come = . See oe MUSICAL ROOMS FOR RENT. Ne en ; ehid whl e Moher “164, Post-D spate Talking Machines For Sale _ =~ **™ ps — ntimaeeeaeil w- - : and solid S&S. Smith & Ce, 515 © i DE! ined couple = End ofe- ciency Terr = etel. running were. —_—___—— el —_ aes. : Miscellaneous —_— —_—_— ——— 4 ' ) new. OVERI AND—B by tou 1 DORR ia Two-ton. I B. Ww. “WW. bocy ana ca, - - VELMA? 7 JO ¥ uy t (ok = a Le har . = J nP “ — += — - 3 _ . ma T 40). > . ry > + hal} : * ~ TU DEB AKER SED | gate ; a: —y condition: starter, shock absort ton-Shields, 3401 Loe aot Linden ma ax Al condition; 1 to go. 2507 Olive & FORDS—Tourtnes, roadstera. coupes, $75 oP> a recora@s powxnt: Richest _ ‘Se rooms. § a) come price._Tos. tv enplove a Late DELMAR i! -*$19¢a— poaRi gg Sy a Bax Main ; . 2 roormse fre oo seke: vis ‘3 . ive Cal ” eaeeremnnane ‘3 4 eee 6 _ - hh« . : mi : ~ — a _ m _ — ~ — a +s . * « > t id as e- * Vv. II: 6 9 | — » oie - = . 19 mod . argain: liberal terms in both of these: terms ca nad. | citi ruarantes rices ra fr and roadsters: terms. Bie Four Auto ©, | Vic tO™ : f desire’. DELM os a : = . : lan al ay a - : *» phape 7 : ow ‘ | = “a _ . th ee) Sd . " o is WM. te ; . A 3? ) Zz . “s a Some» us . ‘ ~ ne a Ete * s Or 4 Oi 4 a er c + aa mep 5 = -bces € FORD—Ros Stier is aft ‘Ty _ Qu 1006 sll _ 9 OES " ~ : . Tt 7 mt 2617 ° Iw A er 2003 a ~~ > \’}* 4 Ae I iad a f-~ ’ - A we ang - ° i) : . - ~~ a i'hper = [ay z “ - prin —_ 7 ial fie SERENE aE -_—— Sn : Choutra: “Eh AN—18 04 repainted many extras ; Sul _ , —- ° ' S . = - m 74 pean Ta A Om ine ~. ‘tE_LMAS ; he i ~~ =s — $785. $95 down $441 Juniata 5) ij -—Late 1921 ring. starter, de- —— LALLEY MOTOR « Dodge sedan. King § touring —_ Talking Machines Wanted MAR Si. 5060—tue ——— ‘ ro FR eve chet? ats koe » new ome rm = = : — ; zt ir = , . = eoe" ne 12°71 > sf « Oe o , oees | = —— Ps . ; ie . a e > ——— HT and sid. Vi -troias and Edison conn. ne - hk - 4 fpeateahy : 225 a = 14 St y Ti ; ? a = : ~ oes BOA PORI-—1920 roadster. Dee et ar, chest - : o4 r t emountables " — - _ o ash. trade o "rms en Sunday and mac n.7es bs Millar’ ges DELMAR E 341i s— New] rates and perticalais ; a . ; ina, = ; . ne new tires a S.. — EF mrs — = ort truck late 1 . pa anes agg : . Carandelet ‘ - — one o— 12 42. uj2F 6. firxt-class condition gg Be ~ saat ry ‘c+4 wnere, 5a | a Oe rs FPORD—ER - * ©T 1 ; ? onieens ‘ _— - — or ‘ e —_ - . - spaniel a. . BOA v 4) ; abies lar Wot 1225 Pine > an ite’ oem _— . : — “—sae8 mode just 3 - tn tries oa -%. A SS ae [Te 1 = SALE DELMAR I 44ii—9a , “wD empicred. B : R FORD —: , ser, tr . “% : ya)? : o ~~ “oun & indies 5 . ii ~ yy » > « - ' y 4 ~ : : : : - monrhse toe Pee a - dD : - o on e : / . -- " e n 7 * - mie ° - eT on =. ce7 L a. | ~ i ‘ > 5 > 2 a a - . by FOR! rr’ it -_ . —_ . . ~ . . To Cc . s | : Yas =ere ? = a. . . had wi ‘ea Pp i rex ane 7 — - a - I . : = eTiersan . 2 “2 rn : . , teur- “tg P 4 4 34 54 - ’ . . : a > =F _ -_ — >. ; a = a a 2 “Ty T> > ‘ : iT" r ' iT e ars a > » * ~ “ POR — a *? . ¥ ai irn Beaut . Ts Aa - = " ee { »\ xX ) wf) . _ —_ ae ' a’ ° | ‘ xt : ba _—* » = wo \ ef tere «4 r tal - = ‘ . n © ‘ ) '» } ‘ ‘OU: RING | “ARS— > R LA’ [ e J . a . - . ~ an Se , 3 - °% aa ugarte zéc¢ " re? ane. 4 ~ & 7 : oe > ° = ore 7 T = ~ a. +s ; | BT in y " —- h — ~ . " a on ‘ facets ‘ " 7 ‘ >! 2ei @¢5 — - - : 7 Aovwmrmraica v went i: é ge exceller es | = eck Nast ng A ee ware - na used: any style Rooms Wan oe board, 250 =~} ay YR a 1s erT? > > 7 — os *r ¢ . ° r " — = ry = ‘~77 hal -S+e ru a _ w ra ” Sates n : : = . r ] f - “-Yy atid ~usuroun 28 > ' y Bomont 7°811X., Sentust 380 otatge Ty = =e - Bn0e 5 McQuiston-Shields, 3401 Locust. Lin lel RI TOK TOOT RI NG > 199° } , 565 799 SE EMOSTER, Te eee us erences bas oe ‘" T 19-72 je as brars “2 SAvVe seV Virtually as new. oprratces i rew al beat ern - snared dollars jour + ei nickeled trimm nes. sport job; $350 Th. 8900 tc tm etverd ~~ gown; terms a5 wan factory finis! S185 dowr tertns as wan ed y UNIVER SAL 3418 Loca: : , versal. 3418 Loco : } aa nights _Sund, a Te 67)" Open nights. Sunda; a = - _— — - — — — = ‘ Pt te Ah ., CAD Lol. A ¢ —191% heat Uveriand touring 4 — ~*~) : ; i; 1921 ‘Serie ell ie Biter MS MGR aa r « _ Ai thea. A "* ... Baw ; 3? : ring, , Cant tell tt from a new one; bar- extras; perfect cond S, cheap; trade . ; ga.n. Ward M for co... 301 a Leo- us rms as - et tors - ' ' : ‘ cust or 3027 Wlive st Open eve- CADILLAC—Touring. &-cylinder. abs if nines — ¢ ry Wo he maint excellen’ bra 7 =— — = : ————— new ¢ ires " Worth $7 x = ' Swe fF NaSH—Roeade er: newly painted. good con — — . | Gticon. Call Cabany 423. or Olive 2 6" CHALMURS—Touring late gaint hard) . ? scratched; very fine co n: cord : — —! nos tters: take $206 3809 Finns 199]—Olds Roadster—1921 CR WL: aie ue rc . ‘ate bs a» — 25 Driven but — miles; rou'll see how Chalmers coupe late 1919, $275: Hunmo- t Seariy new; $155 down. terms as wantes bile reedster, 198)8 perfect order. $ . rf ; r NIV ERSAL. 3418 Loc i Araniee - ainda ~~ re em lent a A =. ROLEY louring a very chear iz , ; STU DERaAKER—Che hummy roa dst er late sned Guanine eréer 22064 Caraiin model, cam be bought at less than wall Fae Rol ET-——.1920 tourtre at fte original coset: it's a Gandy running car “S°R%- $90 4down 3441 . Tou whl be proud to own it., Motor Sales — $$ $$ Ce.. 905 Chestnut. Open day &nd night i’ CHEV Nt .2.7s—Tourn« cars some eal a ppecereneseatan } “oard | tires. run 1° by = x ae Be 6000 miles; excelient conditions: sacrifice 30 o t or 3027 Olive St. Ape’) Seared Theodosia ic7™S Open Evenings 2 eee atin first-rate car: right price CLEVELAXD '—leourne car: wire wheels Mc NTECE- BILL MOTOR CO.” 5189 Delmar used two months; can be boucht «t dis — ee ee Mr Pro kx S Louis AI - Ee ROADSTER —itrand-ne Ww: also ne roadster count nrice St. Clair, East St Leute. (c4l Car Co.. 2801 Locus’ « COLE AERO El Eport mode! If you are looking fer epeed Runabouts For Sale endurance. plus mechanical perfection. come ee = —_ 7 DODGE—l1@21 touring. like ~ev ost es RIP . -BOOTH SEDAN )ea Vv! « city bargain 5B3°8 Easton 4 Biegant mechanical condition: both cars HODGE—Tourine car. 1918. runs cood. sac- have superb interior; $200 and $300 down: ‘Tifice S275. 4243W Nat ; want egg Ea ge VERSAL Loc DODGE—Tourtne. 1919 od condition r __ Open 2 Mm oy S616 ean) cheap; must eel] tius week 141° _ er CHALMERS— 8-3 1 : . ow! hea = ——— RP Re ae 4 rdly oon: aumer ‘eick: take $505, | DODGES—Ten tourings, $200, 2 oS _sib8 ¢: down _ sl 5 ae . icS anieed. trade. terms 2506 & Jetterscs — ee DODGE—Tourtng late model Al cor 7 » i - | 7 CT. AL MERS | tion; new de luxe pistons emamel same es as ae new: will _trade fnr ate Dr 4zce roaceter - — att 1971 eecdan. c'sec wheels: ifke : DX — four, : on ir re — new. Ward Motor Co. 3016 Lecuat DOr GE- ‘- —192 1’ =e 19°° ~~ *. oO or 8027 Olives. Upen evenings. —, “1 . 2651 Latavette a a DODGE—Sedan,. late model, 5 Wire wheels, ———_ - CHEVROLET—Sedan; overhauled 5 good t res, me hanically perfect; $05 en'rer. S955. terms 713 ase. Z rch Ly IDGE TOL RING, 1 1. ’ 20 FORDS—ie20 to to 1922 model sedans. rea! Finest guaranteed condit 4 ‘ent as he ine. terns S15 — Easton _ 46} new seurerh originai enar el: ash t a ~ ratch 75 éow terms as wanted FORDS—S sedans ince moicis. cheap; en ev ecratch, 31 — TWERSAL “341 = trade S516 Faston ied) . a . Locum, feos eee i820; starter and demoun'- : - abies. Clarke Motor Co. 123 .—- Touring—7-Paée. 1919 Fine. ae Exceiient condition McQuisten-Shields, | McNTHCE-HILI MOTOR CO.. 5189 Delmar . eve DORT—1920 touring car: cheap. 3729 Ore- = ron ic genu ne pen am open evenings. efitns. | DORT Ti TRING ; A t quality car, snapry. real pewer, model, like new; very Ly me motor, tires new, $115 down Sarantee, real term. as wanted rime @rrangec 214 Cass. UNTVERSAL. 3418 1920. thts car looks and runs Open nights. Sundar mann lots of extras $375; ELCAR—1921 touring car, cheap. 3729 i. Ford Dealers, 2315 _ Oregon (o4 en evenings. ‘tel) EG5ex—Veeo tours gq: newly painted stand ecm ern fi to $450. cash cash, trate te ard color, thorourch y rebuilt mechanicaillr: meaay_ and eveminzs. See car bas had excellent car: good tires. smal! Mr. ‘Foney. “Cares Gelet Moteur Co.. 3887 § cash payment. balance 12 meaths, Huber ioe) Metor Uar Gse.. 2001 Locust Upen eve- — . ~ wr double = Sangeere. Decker Sines PE PORTE eT en) an a extras: tires * Der cent oor { - ’ ‘ extra. mechanically Al Paint and up- ESSEX TOURING, 1920 y very good a “ter Car Co... Elegamt mechanica! condition, finish kept Lerus. Open evenings lke brand new =: 00 down. terms as waned wm. 1921 model, for $350. enay UNIVERSAL, 3418 Locust terme ay age 5 others » ~~ from. 5 nights sundas (-@? Tevis Motor Co.. Authorized Ford and Lin- ~ -- —_- — —y ler. 3003 Locust st. Open evenines see ss oe wm De 291s » eee undays () — ————— = 1921—FORD SEDAN—1991 "| easy terme: trade. amg Pete _ brand pew: operates tike FORD—Toagringe late mode ene-Man ~ > = RLE— nhiyv & : . oom aden ede ™ : TliGH iil} oy showers 5 3 TrrRrsa T 6... {> =i : ~ _ ance . . - —_ “tb = ” at ? L560 De imar 46 . 2% . - > " : . r . 2rni- . 2 42.POuURt. cee ruoins ell . Qeem niehta. Sondave a — FORI l-ton truck. with aree-si7 z you mors imsertions ic per ne en 4: =p cate Lad (cer a —_ —_ i —_ . e = Vane 3 as re « . —— - * i> ———___ —- fangpone - lant PAIGE—1920 touring car; cheap, S-pas- = S"t © bargain. cash eo im ‘c78) ROOMS WITH BOA D—CITY spi li oh - HoTei—si= | - wrk ~ ron & Ws GS sv ae senget “79 - oer Bros.. 18th and Washington. — Sieam-heated ¢ = rgening water” 7Se dxy ue S$) tht m con - _ = . Ree ot rge room . - ; : * thir r > we ~. wite onen Haynes 5 passer cen — a — — ~ ee . _o— - - - - Tc o , +. rmeii a oTLgeT.ia ur une. ti a a - - _ - ae | ; $4 vrs - ° ) 55 om ; —— - Devon Hotel. 4337 Maury ~ tern. ®-B This is an except value In a car aXON ou : : was — mer . , Eents of r Lt _—_ ‘} : “ " - " + o 2e87 nr ha annrre- AZ , ona _ r - r - 6 . a SS ; = 7 . ,% : 5 bh e Ne _ ~— Pa F —— oh er’ ; x . . - HA al me ." i ae wr iat rons like new; just reconditioned | ™me a ; motor O K South room, twin. beds Sa m — = _ «a — -_. o. _—— - ms — ~ie _— - — . iets ae — tar ’ — re To a @rame fenmn hisnedc Cobvellvenece@, for ' -- Pomanare ’ ene Wate _ 5 ‘\ 7 Lj—F u@iishe rome SERS ar 4464 4 agua hie i w ) - ” FRA’ ~ MOTOR CAR coO[D% : -_ 3 o- good r r hody and cab: has been use e; meals if desired: very ————~—-—- 116— | ." . ts os “+ °oFr ° or , - 2 > - “ve er } So. ‘' " > . ia 221" Lacust Remon 2617 dinate r Al condition. 2& reas iii oe a “Nicely SS ONTON 1 Six ~ = Ss ; - Rar 5 “or t e - wa i - Se. & Ti ea‘ nex? : - - — - — 3799 ‘ entral 18738 pe _ HERG! EE 2°“91—Room and ‘boa: ee Fe — ~~ bach. é 7 -“ summer rate ha —_ - neg car Cc apd ~~ . 7 > “ ts : teal —_ o¢ th ; ) ™ ; 4 ~ . en _ re > &. iJ fis rei. . 4) A - : aneaaniieal - . — : age " , ion rivate family. Grand o— A partment ; STEARNS—19.1. +pass. : sire. McQuis- or time ne new Traffic, $1100 asn Open Sundays and Evenings. (6) [1°208 . 7 for rent aNDERMERE “HOTEL ha 1923 G ARDNER t TOURING || _wonssema 340i" Eotaa™ Lisiet Sos as hr 2 128M. | a » % - 7 a sia - «= re — nota = ae :, - ———— _— Tt Se : P63] 2 ree. comfortabiea -i-* ey © 4. Hlo— La z Clara best cation ao * ost r, ™ . i otcn motomete: ~ YY >—? a . = ~~ > MI = = Ton s‘ak- rw ee rates pre 7 ote - " = eg i. = 3 and rrnwern a ‘hare #XPO#7 ‘bl _- ‘oe A ne ‘cad pian Ie = : eu Aes ee § ar 14 Sy K take S2% hor e % 4 ‘og +f in hy abs s} pence "ne se models ready ‘ . ‘ = eee erh eer > po Seer - ane — : = AER vn ure ata “% is ream” 4 ie °S : 4770. - 5) Four ar cap; rum 52 miles; come in an‘ me . to « 920° Clive at Bomont S01. Ce2- Chasses For Sale gentlemen: references. __ _ {LINDELL BL... 406°— iene Oe ave wae. as — Me — WARD MOTOR CO STEPHENS— a anes 3 oe tral 1878 nen Sunday e. ™ cS) FORD CHASSIS—i921: jemountables; $125. E LL. Josl—l1 front room, furnished ae, a ee i EDE HOTEL ANNEX - \ ; ~ 4 4 — Fema ~~ bd " * ~~" ra or * “4 eo? - . va. cc 4 = : at a —-— —_- —— $y , & "4 ars : 2 evenings - West TENCES: RENT REasom eoum with private ba th cirsaittion ae - Siasdeeenaeaniaenadeateementaams ie ae I _ ~ R s\> LiQGsilivw £2£i8% >= ng 41 s rson a _ we BG ———e and férnished new aad “noderr, | eo _-— ¢ © excellent ttres a. > r 4i J a” E CHAS . gelivery ar ; ' Chane 150. ve | Sees 4-35 — Nicety a low summer rate, $19 = weer A = gr? 4 1° 5 n omen a me = A on ail ~ . ~ ~ — - - -' - —_ - ais ‘a - i‘ aden I YN aight ee oe =F : —- : ~ “mantin G@414FR AN set seaeniia aos - ey ee 5 _mes ao y Aas. ‘ en bartment: eff —y* and be convinced; this is the slieenes for some one 3809 Finney. wir = : = bLIg Dd ~ VU "s terms Hen Sut re - R o . “ : = . . een mcait - ri “ oe c s t © # ig a . ASS © i; © M =. ; — \ x _ 4 — ot ti — ns ate et repainte!; rea ‘ELIE—Lig G6 touring , rian = . = paint unnecessary wt ster mus e s or ae (6) ene ~_ , is ed . = P . . = = - - a cr -_ = es ~ alos a - a oo “le pec 2. a» ie \ $s S90 - wee . + ] U5 — a - a ars | t el & = ~ ii > - - - — _ st , Sal | : | = ~* — «) pl 5 A > \ - — —s — —_— . —_——- Va —— —— FA This is an unheard-of offer. —__—_—-——-- SS ek: meals $5 we Linde!!! 59824 5 HRS. 3% KI — r gale r race Ate Airg & : DPaAnrer | " , . . , — ae ~— ¥ aa Ebes ieal & mr ; 4 ~ 21e | F— 4 -f anA 4 r Y 2 7 rr a ror 4 A "4 i: ; j oor . | meoln Touring cr 7-Pass ee meee ig - " _ _ - an! nd fay +) > tT? Trou want _— Rarnetit sales j e737 | re , a ~~ Ss ? — . , ose owl ° 50 p. + S"*Sarn-nmect ' eorre be week ; | iid : - . +. =—_ 4 * + * : or" -~ ; ss s —- + aPhe as - - . s+ on ts “4 aa ' a. ; : : : SAoke _ . ‘ , ° — . . . =~ \ xd : bods nz : rn ‘ - ‘ oe tps - Pa _— — ._o-= > > > _ = a wa = = — - acer here na every a. and : - ok ~ - - - . . - - Q > a: - | s ‘ o 7 _ Perfe anning condt 5180 T QifTs. start u good pa - ~ ne —— — sositmatapenarieimattaes ttt a ati i tieatedinl aA | fio ’-——2 ae~ Inention weeet and central > : ied ’ . 7 _ - ‘ , -- > - 3a * - . ~~ : ~ " . & fw)? ¢ _ \ - Delmar. 52-9. 5f —— + tian eharce we Wi! Re? ee See ee saates KENS . 043A—Furnished room, ex- e npvete for sear your wor, save time. — — _ _ " A na re - ¢ s°43W a a - months ne ars Call ~ a we, 3 ‘ ‘so ( ’ \ | { xB L] | LE ' vs ry ™ . o- , — OF $ a > ’ - on ow kL _ S| Ps . -~ 3 3 ote ee - — ——_. — Pp ee , a so ; “ —_ ~ = = = in - — ee yy ' ee a a 2 om avo 4 cr? w aed sireet i pe ; ao : A , Gras Presse Brick King's -UTnISo @hy kind of oocy an F Db BODIinS—louring. roacste: coun McMILLAN, 4628—Board for ladies er gen- * AB AND. 4361—Room ~ed. aad pass ‘touring ced to se e-egant car goa anc Natural Bridg r atter ea) sedan sd truck } - a e* ~ sod «Ver ines an M: a“ — ee he et eS r as . 5 — = —— — . - 7 - = 4 i Tou "ete = Ty vw - | ~ - arn i¢ . XJ sf - ‘ >= Ps + iia = —— ae ——— — 4 Tr - - — ew aS a new, £:s0 new. . " 5 : oo» itr ; 8 ‘ “445 XM rit SON, 4, 0—-— # furnished roor ‘l) and Olive | NEW M aw EL L i.e - = »' : ~ at oa 3. ~~ - 4.3 . wr. an y irt Ar th s pay “ a el tye eeeeneenenen les e% - "T @Trf’a.s a han or | ~Q neT ToOOom With hath. - a = siatianinatians a a ae ; . + _ — c iran ‘2 Tar - 3 fnan- | , ‘ TY * — e 4 wre «hed nm — "Ss I. mn . TOTO. .- ; = 8 Tn insurance, ti nd in — Sa fONTCLAIR, 1207A— furnisheé front. _— Wara Motor 3010 TOCRING—i922. same as ne , : re: ‘ nt Pa or Je eae ard nveniences: private faua- CLIVE. 4237—Niceiy fm a ™ = ~~ >= = om = & ae r : = ~ > . , , ‘ = d wT “ry , - . - LA ‘WS. Ji \ ~ : e S* 5 » ce | - - rz f fo = £? P Si 5 pugs A--1DcR asumin=™s ST ver week; private: modern. Forest PAGE Ff - ] Oe Bloom —— A! le . —waQ “27 WV ata ocx Wheels, 21: Oe an e+ 86673 $7 so _sieeping room. $3 ~ - . ww : fa Bore t2an price ass? o ; ~ ; - ane i Swarte’s moror - esmminne a ee ee —— — ete mae ) NG Look at them. » = ss > o& Wri & i Ov a et > ew ee mh > a an ae «* — rIVvVE 44°1—Desirabie room with board PLY™McN SIT — Roam ana ~ MAXWEL om TC C RI G Maxwe touring .. S175 7" ~s 7 fF on Sn- i - noe Lisint $? 45 ‘Ford for s; hiimucus hot Water: reasonabie S20: gents : | . ait “ ’ : , - i 3 ce “| Oe CONDITION; $100 Allez ring ~—weQUT Fe - | Pr TOA) shock absorbers with large coil springs, ke: e Soe. __ fo} Chev -olet Rat : t an specia! ea : ee ~€ ‘ ao " > Sa oF n> — a = Ss ae $) - ‘ _ 2 4 none - b ra ™ - % Q , aree - — ° - ROM " x x. mnicke radiator and enses Spec .a. ‘ om, ae me «+ eee twee Se OPEN st TD 1 . $1 >i x re es 3 ‘3 t ex ent meals modern private a - nm privileges; couple onl ectltremenaet om 0 ema - “arn - “* — » rgain o YF 3° 4 ' sey en - “ Raper SP. ‘ » 4s rT ererces errhp .* Eff . maroom paint: a real bares Chand an a Maar ae fol many othe | stiaiieiheineasitiictia de pj roereme Six-Room iciency WARD ZX . ae ; - - . et RIT BE. 5123—Front room for 1 or 2: break. “*"'4-—Afltractively furnished 3016 Locust or 2027 ive 7% _ . = - ——_—— me a a fast-ant 4 >rivate family r In stearm-hested enartment: — Bi 4 V ] : _ -- > ° - - i - Le . 7 ; : ust or S027 | i —= _fast ;_ private in, steam-heated. ss 73>—Bi alue Opes = a Overland touring . Accessories, Sets cern _M——Single, front. and beard: newly @ee-|— ee. Lindell 4886 = Se ————————— _ nicer a amen Ferd ~ futemebiien For Sale— => . a —_ For : rner's home: gettieman. Forest | RO" nla ‘uly furnished; IUsT BEING FINISHED. ’ EL - Terr « — . : . . pall = oe = . ; = 42°5M ‘ma fence. 4°98 Olive. Me Apt WOON—Touring: In ¢g i running cond’tion x ange ion ~~; Cae ; ° —eomneoue fition no ect S.30 Set Cermou an . — a a or mart . . 1. ee ame - . fans $°00 —_a— - - ~~ wheels 5925 The Sia SARAH, 4212 N.—Lovely fromt room, home ———— Frooc pa anda es Wiii Ci, & . ~ \ ; > VW aurrT Tews - ? — eee . “eo are > - ai ~~ a s tae tnns —— + CT , . ; ¢ : . ; $116 Locust Bomont 3125. Open eveuings WSSER IMPL. AX! wg ne a ae xing. moderg conveniences; private) POOMS—Two. for lent Bept. La / be =>. - -- ‘4 2 . ~~ ) 7 = 24 "TD apa’ ment or , 4 _ . . —- TI res , — ee. Se Nerth Driv v North Park- - —_— ga a . ——$ $$ _$______— eI Sie lier ow, if For Sale _ ty STON ;. —— om anil eon Ty p. ch ive sav.. iB > ‘ o ~ - - _ * — on 7 ~ en - . — a : MOON 6-45—Tourin m good mecha ds ie pe ~ ere . —— —— - _ — " . ok NI =~ a“ : shape. new paint and tires. will sell with a | & TIRES—Siig jsed. largest stock in ¢ __ board: 1 or 2 gentlemen: separate beds. (6) ROGOM—Comfortabie ff equalty an nico sgartments of 5 guarantee for $100 31148 Locust. o- Trucks For Sale IY cords and taorics. $2 ud: open evenings . en [ON BL. 4323—Nicels & irnished ey conveniences; . rooms. ving 6-roem efficiency ; ready ) ent 3125. Oven evenings. 7 to 2 4 See — aa ——— O01 e ) room. exceiient menls: private home: gen 10947. se a3 and 6°69 Ca Cabanne av. and sino. Ves. i ai ROLET—4-9 vagron a's TPs. assets = " -2 © 7 > =~ 4ea- 4 - - . “ass . a tk& ac ha r °2 - rsa 15.2 : ry x - os | ~ > , 4 : + rem = ac h ied nz ~- r > $2 — e. -_ ” ow : ’ ’ ee om = ‘gaa - - ‘ . ~ > - - "a tr 3 _ > e re ~2 Ss O e “8 . - * - 8 a 7 “2 eV or “~ = OOO ws > - - ra . . ~ * rf »+ a, = . i+ oss . - se Open evenings. 7 to O) eens war enon ee L921 Cleveland touring ....cceccecse 650 serviceable tires, mot funk: all sizes. low PER AN. 00;—exclusive home. refined! +, private bome: refer easiness - — ——— 7c, —— oe amt “ ~- ae A EE as ; | BB On speedster 1045 nrire Standard Tire ~. ©6711 Vash mg- c Hig rT. £8nuemen wanting such —— S504 - ee 6ClCUlU ee 6m perior.........«-« MOON TOL RING DENBY—5-ton truc OxS s new ©« : By : - = Tops For Sale ae (4) er os a? 2-artment “as + ae - pt - eS ree we ~ cee e@ersseceses + aseenssemnaseniatnmnneniemneamamss a ——— = —_— Wl TSOVERLAND, Inc. 2390 Locust st money. Xo use for them. I716 I $ -a5 sm SF ESS 2 | & TSS WESTMINSTER = 7744Neativ fur W aSHINGTON LLL ~— . - , -_- - ~ ; - - - andi > = = “2 ae - 2 i Ti > ro ae a —— at * ‘a? wer” — Se ———— — : . no ec am rer Feicorre . OAKLAND SIA—18921. tn perfect sondi!tion woe at So 6 OY SS Wasnt = —— —— ' : mma . ss a Con acm — —— TT - = ar — - — —— ~ ASHING TO 4 4) roo™!, #un ri secves egeees : a. a - thie ts the es “Uy - wT ———— a —— . =x = ————S ——_- _ es T natn ot a — _ he, wwe éon’t fail t= see tt at 3116 Lecust. Bo- — =. OO a ae Sons ; FOR RENT._cITyY | eold water in reom; : . . mont 3125. Open evenings. 7 to 0 ~4 . — > . ce ae oe P * ROC Mar on: ¥ aid . app oie (er ate et ne ~-—. cquacnmamuinaginnds every detail and absolute cuaranteed. at =UU4 TRisaed, Bot-Water Heat GOB | G . aarti : —_ —~s ————— e) Q PY PY iP = Q PA A grea a erteen im order te make veniences “2 car lines. Grand S265 W WASHINGTON ee Af : J ; ies = >= - . | - aoe LS —— — eee . Tui ro oe p boa & ° = «aDAé s \ fi aN iid) (— seom for the new stock now coming tz ROOMS—Two, large. unfurnished. secand ven cereghes i KLAN D —V" yw Ya’ 9 SS a a ‘™ 1921 } k, 2-passenger roadster; green floor; modern conveniences respectabie 7 asa Ss aw ~. = ee — ndeli S21e. — -_ reset > aed ne B... some bargain Ward Motor Co., 3016 — 7 oT 4 _ 7 OTF iS-l Big 6 Studebaker, 7-passenger tour- ROOM—Delightful, southern expesed front: conveniences rissenndte , : “a s : ’ =| . - -+ ws my te.3 — — — , a “ inte? » . % . Bs : a. Tt - . ~~. 5 SS - ae eate , a lon ’ »s = — grace ra hr > f ’ rc 7 a ac NH? Ww a" ok 5? “=a -a \Traearctny = 7 i oe them for er ate nesta ATOR. ra ~ Pnwet . . . , : 4a - . ences. me *, A= ING iN RL 3 = $60 fF . ~ z = . Sa _ —_ = seaete: . — —- — —— —_—_——_—_—_— Sh ace Darna ve , : es. al Overstocked LNIVERSAT COMPANY. Ine $$$ ae wes eet’ eam nae amu x ANDOAH. 3615—Four ee am ; . vith — near FF T+ 7 ; —- 2 cape 5 ; nt se anlage > a and janitor service; good (>? j . . * —— — — — tr erces ~ Al condition: $185 cash. SSS ver*mont> Dicsine Motor saies «oO In antic pating > th eP Wants at +ha ‘e4 — i. 6 L,. WASHIN STON 6S ANDOAH. 3405—Artinur Apartments, | *-a de : ~ . - : -* ae - -% ‘ ee" 5 : ie ait os a . ng — room s**aln z - a . unt ri { hts 9 5 -O orm B. —« ILLYS-OVERLAND, IXC uying public have deviated from the regular policies of — — beat, hot Waiter, electric; very couvenient large front bedroam; including hea mitor Bomeont 75S. 2300 L st s Central 4119 r a ne ee _ ie s : ~~ tt) . bath: continveus hot ° NN JKR. RB. = Co. 16% Chestna.t Open Suncay and evening ‘ the house, in holding the used car stock to a minimum || LOCUST 3127— “TEE. . have got together one of the most complete lines of re MUSICAL H | cocrae = ee he oe ee | " . cere - itt gt a a —s es oe a . 1}} LOCUST, 2632 ‘omplertely hed bouse- mms» oo nil ad ldsmobile Touring ‘*6 | built Hud os ' — aie ane ay ouse- | garage space ae allt Hudson and Essex Case ever offered in St. Louis “ ae i _keeming. single or counecting; alse siesp- © ————— Just two more left; rebuilt and re- _— — ing room WESTMINSTER, nH i painted; wvractically na ize new; has every £ ew car: gold with our tee, on easy terms. 8101-05 Ot Bomont 2S11X. Central 880 Open Sumoday and ae ow aes tee of « Furt ermo re, we intend to kee xtra equipment: teps and upholstery . agate appearance of « umes, to its maximum. In conclusion we do not intend to Bic. deny deo: Sunday: manimum , PINE a Seen nislead by saying that this is a — ce sale offering, the pe: DE LUXE AUTOMOBILE co. reason usually given br “sig average used car dealer. ve &t. Eveninzs. our used car stock, at al! line: e@ut-or — SAN, 5 ea and dieeping a a. "> &. oy 546—Large r z I~ more tmsertiong i¢ een 3 electr i ae -_ no Toomer: beusexeepiag oF itor no din Cunt. 4ée") ‘298 Mw — | papered. Aner rs inl 4 Centra! | 254 1. a _ “KMANN WESTMI NSTER PL. 33 —taee, . 20 NM 7 ebS) | = EXPERT qs"5e tuming and repalring: ng ot _keen' m= privileges FOR ‘RENT ov ? , front rooms; licht, warm , . , 3 4 , 941—Furnished hall room. m ° - or w Sora Ti new mt ad to : | » oO : a | . - , . [ae ben « _t- ~ . ;a.* or e wit \—F urn whed rooms. —— ER! wANT — | ourin tn go0 : shape ell Tal eontlin 'kHTT nes. Wl s? * ra 119 concerts. DB repairing of a!) males . 4 b ei: ima. 3 bedr — it henette. conveniences WwW eS : } ba BI. , a a 12 around: must sei] today for $i00 $126 Lo- 701 Park. Pheme Grand 3900, Vic. 510. fringes 4253R- - °¢€~° “ Tt? 86 ished frent room; bet-walal | cust. Bomont 3125. Open evenings, 7 to 2 (14) Lind LI5S3R 2 guarvenience 2 EK 1? 2. . ' OVERLAND &5-6—Tourtng. Continental mo- are atall reasonable. We have arranged to entertain dur- (cl4) MONTGOMERY. 2 - 2°44 Russe}i. oney 1283. Victer 326°L. ‘ght housekeen!ne a _conveniences. arce ‘and aeolian oo cverlook- OVERLAND TOURING our Hudson or Essex automobiles. ; | Pianos and Organs For Sale 9 —______—_ ‘ROOMS FOR RENT. 1821 mode! Looks and runs emall @own paerTment ease WILLYS-OVERLAND. Inc Remor: Open Sunday and | Evenin Centra) . - ’ TY 7 ’ : : wr . —_ : : 7 ~ Lacust est. Wal » n i nlection - HEODOSIA. : IDi esin i te)! yr be Ss | ) . rolls and bench: great reduction: one-ca‘t keeping rooms: seuthern exposure, ali con- —__ ' : : : " . ‘ . - ~ — _ > ad rT 4119. (c4) Imes VOY ow aiecés ©. price; terms Asoilan Co., 1004 Olive = veniences: no children. 4) WEST tor i : 4} Remember, if you are a good risk, rou can own one rt, a GARFIELD ot04—T ‘we — ~ c — nectar Uke new; — a CHICKERING Ampico Grand; modern ¢x- rooms, furnished, | enaecting | 5 HOMs_ To, OVERLAND BABY Barely driven; original tires wirnty show SiiS down; terms AHA® nted “UNIVERSAL. 3418 LOCUST 8T. Use. as ee early new car: nights, Sondaye. rr ?? Qa” ~ ? ~ crgr- «Ar: - = — “a ; r > ee ight 1921 AUTHORIZED HUDSON AND ESSEX DEALERS ag ge Bs es South —— Grand Due-art: $385: grand bench, $190 *®*5ENAL. 22065A—2 furnished rooms fer ROOMS aS) ter ——~ OOO) © “Grand oaré -& oauipenent: price a PO _ —Late to ving runs perfect; Huber Motor Car Co.. 2601 Leo- — ma. 2000 5S. Jefferson. erenings i: FPORDs—i920 t 1922 model wourtngs. re HUP SEDAN gc tacesine;_terme.— ot pagan KRD— Touring. 1921, S240. starter and de- shape ev «a > e Sime __ mount abi = _ ‘2 ; ote Rr: Na nte ot) tJ. BeTO Rr co Sis De! mr. For D— Touring. starter jog: need no work “MM * yY_AT> = . _or withe : RnR PIANOS of aimost amw maxe. These tnstru- * a Sal eae housege-pting —_ ~ a. ~Enet ee aie _ , ments are priced from $15 up: terms as aite: sink, Bot water, closets, \itchen RICHMOND PL. 72 — == _ —— —* lew as $5 ver month. cabinet. . young coupie preferred. em- steam hest ets ate femily. - —— CONEROT'S, 1100 Oltve. . “ _ =~ [so ———— © e 7 ° . . ¢> | sponsible party. €255 Delmar: Grst floor electric: suitable for 4 adults is, ite i in west (co) LA! FAYETTE ° i oo | oe — ETTE. 2150—Reom and kitchenetts-. , ° 2 am . . note; fime tone. 47 rolls 10 LAFAYETTE 1$80—Ginsie or. eenm _ LOOM Wis Wan Just to see what 5S at the bottom ? No, Ooi course not Mart e vou d crown. Anvw fe, ? pet monta; go im sto Gi Olive ‘Toems, | ous — - Single or ¥4 5 — ~ — és . ' ,. poe | re at ii Vive st rocrms wt : = : or a ou d wenmans Piapne Co.. ask to on Angelus reasona hie ~ - gas, €.1ec ty a, pRane. ... ns wir far ine get awfully we fully and take every precaution. Then why buy the first used car that comes in sicht? as PLAYER-PIANOS— Many high-erade makes room for sleeping. references might wet burned. Take your time—look the market over and come to Yahlem’s last. But these priced trom $115 the important thing is—COME TO YAHLEM’S. IT WILL PAY YOU TO. Sho Seuss Gist quiets oS Se ones | ona ae (2) | south oi ito Sree t. But if you were dying to see what's at the bottom, you'd go about it care- player ‘S) Wissocki, i723—s Se ee a $50 Down. EE 55 Se Chevrolet ..... . $98 -$125 . $100 Maxwell .......$160 Overland ......$175 Overland ..... . . $98 RE Dort rrr r ft & Franklin, $775—Stephens, $700—Cadillac, $650—Cole, $690—Essex Sedan, $1050— Talking Machines For Sale _ West | moo ther ‘rosmers: Moon, Victory Model, $1000—Hudson, ee Sedan, $750-——Willis Knight | "The new To et — es in 985 a > apuly: give price $800-—Hudson Coupe, §900——Buick Roadster, $725 SkUNSWiCk—672 Sass —— oe Bcc crnsc, room, me ¢ } ~ menth Lehman Piane Ce.. Lebman convenient ilecall AHLEM’S TWO BIG STORES eee a es eae Pores: 3403 : ! | PRONOGRAPH—Conscie strie: cost $1756. Beautiful fromt sieeping | — : — vie e: CABANAS. 5045 | 4524 DELMAR . $125 The bouse that gusraztess al] tts clarca GEYER me shed 3 pthoringe , Tias ‘ rooms, rent rea- ROOMM TES cl 4) orahse ne Lindell 6 6865 ww ie? , a PLAYER- -PIANO—Gab er oe exce. sent Hickory, 1900—2 large furnished front ROOMMATE Wtd.—Lady comcition, cheap; wiil maae tet Time oS Se rogers for souseheeping- bath, gas and ‘at, rmemeonabie. Bow KT o } PLAY ER-PIANO—5S135- ang, bensi S= —_ ater, & ‘conven: ences im room. 44) ROOMS w and D: ig ji rt ; i o— Neatly + ts rhished parier oT west: eftate price. Bas from which to make a —— We bave Vica oi . > ante - | 800M be —ae ~ o'¥ ts MISSOURI. 1465—Siceping and housekeeping Post-Dispatch . . Poors, ofPposite Leaf tt : uieneeean RoY's. 21390 Oliva ern conveniences ~alayette Park: all mod- Biwi We PARK. 2@2)—Niceiy o_o. 24-fleor front — — = — os 4 ROOMS Wtd—Z laree $100 Down. €150.00 D UrEn it AOS — Ser — = si ae. $a. B. armace beat; shone. ‘89; sished trether and 0 buy later PARK. 2633—2 tf : tor | = is? W Tapp Down THE? stp. WIN PIANO m~o.. ttt Ours. ee keen ng oe from fooma_ ce > LCrRIGHT FIANOS—? ren $i wr MING 40°i1—F yoar olf baby pF the _ . ¢ a . : o> “J i= 4s. Stude CF 2. - . PON Oldsmobile $5 350 - 9 = mesh. urmished@ room for gen- Vv 3c le THE = TD wie 4 No Ot 111 = ord gus = elie .........$390 Oldsmobile Coupe, : FIA Litt Offveic®) 0nd ex S|; on - Quaew T° arditet. tleman; attractive beme; steam heat: mo ‘=P eterred: must be Drtylesre & later. rent Moon puis ceo ce oeee a ee Essex eo ae THE BALDWIN PIANO CO. 1111 Olive ic) io garage optional. reasonable. Grand —°*!! 31493. BRUNSWICk— : Sk 8 po eS Bere c74imu ich —_ a FF “ CATES. 31afe ees and single room, seTerate beds. Eitehen and OPEN EVENINGS 1035 N. GRAND |} "see! peanomrache of standard mates’ hun SS - If It Comes Prom Yablem It's All Right. . “5 ee. ; Gene, te | | A eamion oF. — = ~ i a on pt ~~) we x he : a a oa we a

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THOREDAY, “qaoR mT, ee PTEMBER 21,’ 1998, EMBER 21,1922. we REDUCE THE COST OF DOING THINGS—particularly SELLING or RENTING property ADVERTISE! — | ST Lotte ° e resto - - : FOR ‘ 2 RENT_w >) BOARD WANTED -| APARTMENTS FOR RENT FLATS FOR RE BL. 4449—Nin —— ——Nice, WARD Wta—lLady with NT—F TO LET BUSINESS PUR ene 3 fren to appreciate: Clean : — ae. — urnished | a ou URBAN P in : ‘ == : 4 child while mother = FLAT— pe Ml... 4438—tarce enemas ee iepatch. OGRE RS Gad Peete: rusauabed, 3 rooms, faralshed com- = PROP'TY FOR SALE FLATS, APARTW.’TS. FOR SALE | - mm. all convenience +e “0 r DARD Wtd.—In private ate fam- Meéere . N. WHITTIEk. Jefferson. conveniencas. 2624 S. Se — _ Seu! 7 + ee Webster Groves Ori 30—Neatiy = rea. lyetned couple: West End pre-| ciency. furnished apartment, 6-room effi- — ree JEF FERSON, 1731 S.—Modern store: fine RITE for m ‘a ? WL oe North 3 Sup: all convenient , . Box T-405 P.-D (cd) condition, or unfurnished* perfect _iecat on for any business. GOTTLIE iB. - me P ed t ebster and our sales jist AT—2524 W. Hebert:-4 and & room “fiat, Ly BL. 5198 \—Nicedy ea, ” 7) RD—Youne lady e! nploved: (‘LAU DE | Vv ROOMAN 108 Spree OT ON 2302 Wash st. Pin IO ( , eT ER Gre VE + TRUST 200 a $45 000. ath and hot-' water he ~ Seow : eure —_ ————aw | POSSESSION Oct. I "| Dur é a ba a. ee "FOOT oe . ~ — . : - I ] ’ running water: also ho -" man: pay well; ‘ LA! DE E. V ROOMAN, 108 N. &th ' a ' ED L\RD LL. BAKE w > cL. L n et ' ’ trir oo een >? he _____ KEANE a FRANEKE. 1008 Chestnat. | On Business Property weater Betw een ne bah : | Sleeping "gos i371. _ Post -Dis. 2)' Main 596. Central 8806 ted) | DET outh __118 N. 7th st i 5555 (cl attic with one finished roare nee et BL... 4917 —Newiy HARD Wtd —Young ~ man: i114 § T 2 Cat ; ONTY, 4323—F urnish , ruit trees, roses and A OR RE om North t H | " 7 7 ; ov + 1] 1ed i 3- r ’ — f CA! a, fs - : si j ) wes a wry? ~s e ing or light iota oat : + toh and particulats. | as OUTH TAY LOR AV ENI E jE PEEFSG SET eh oom bur nga- West pe hool i etween Webst nd FLA? 29. 34 Arlington: single wg i 4 F Ov RTH AN .D TW EL FTH STS . MARKET ST . AND - e ch . 7 »} Cc. oo eess a%s «2 > es i —————— _ - - — —_ any * He dies ; = seen « ‘ i mixtu ; ' . . 5 . yy ; a“ _ -* fante: ao — ~ 6 rooms. ctric ‘ind of busines: me. hot-water heat. garage: 155x15 ~ Fae — See hae ee meas: Serme 2) lee e } 4> 317 1 2. (== MORFIT. 807 Chestnut st. (c 4) | UN, Alt W : : * ~ t 7 A eTn \v th ] ’ e) ) ——- |! . ont a muFf be ms } } all in eton hl! sit vd. ai 47% Sl. 1c6% ; , ¥ ; > (* *. r PORE lr W e] . ~ —— er ie Oo A BE Re a EE ° Private € itr) liy f) Hemen: near pub! Te _2 Ee J — a middle-aged widow ir’ floor aim Busi a * P ’ | d rEXx*AS 2300 (o4) AN 5- ’ Y Moor, $4.5 ness’ x iB; ox K 30 F “>. b er | PLAZA I PARQU iE APARTMENT | Sans. 2533—2 or J rooms for housekeep- | room flat abo. f desired: reasonable rent ear a California B y a : wae +4—Iwo tree. brigh -— - South side Pershing. Letween Union and ' a H Sidebotham. 6109 Easton 92) 531 = ee . -Ungzalow South mired: « nk, range, hot wo _ j Relt: -7-room efficiency: modern in | a | Ri ena y 4960 DELMAR - t! . ‘ ath. wt t , hot - wat r heat. WE , — Saisie - RE EAL oa AT E ' : us . sic cW Oc ‘ . 9 ‘ 7 q e 7 A 51M. md necting ais » HOTELS at cpen for inspection: reut re- | West : JUST EAST ot KING" s 1116 HW AY ane Heore hn gan = ih. tric South Side ar & HR cape Main 4012" he er: odern ref om : - . - = Nic ized ast Suiti 7 A, OF fre - —- = . 4 oA - ; a “4en ir — — . ite 7 ‘ 7" = 7 milyv betel pune ne ng rarer. ; OREON E & R. 4. Sc OTT, £00 Chestnut. | Dae AR 5 an sf 41> ar rooms, heared: busine ss. po esesesion ict : ‘= on bi 2 : ~ W WAL TE rR Sr ‘OTT CO gRN5 Chearnut } “ ——— >4 &, ro. ms. mm .) ler Dn: 5400 south. 118 North Sev enth St. Oliy e 5555 rooins: as. LT ok ting bat 8 sho : a (cS) o ——— . } wee E (62) Cal) and ins per t : : . : ~ iui. Fe iu] ro «> We cor. Ciara and Waterman sonable x, U a Ne far Ff — ipia: ‘yrea- bee res of land ‘ated at lorence FI P - ~ —_— ome) W il receive applications for Loans on Improved : Couble: ey 1 water’ * y up. d ret a F ae west, & rooms and 3 baths and MAPLE 501: ox M-370, Post- Dispatch. (O1) |: I dgar rd. ’ Webster oe om $15 ~~ a 448 McRee; double 3 an 5 a —— - pane ae — tion > oor north, 8 rooms and 2 baths A L 501: 2—Reaso , ; oe . having lardwood "#1. ; a. oa eT | 06 price $11. 000: good terms as : oy ay - “gn on furn Isned or $B HOTEL — 5338 | fenvinls Caberngs = ores and most up-to-date: ‘will Eaiorei: | i > rooms; nen i aoe aed _ R E A ¥ E S 7 A i 4 FE wner is moving to F oor la and is anxiou coe ASSOCI S20 D REALTY City Real Estate in sums from a“ com ort o n;: resi. en’ a} anne ’ or inspectic n; . ccess| a) r : ‘ ' tT eQq ; arage s a ck ile Ot a ’ “ar . rALOL af S a ") Commer ‘ial my ; in How's ho Fi he gy Bb pla (c$) | phone owner. ‘Ol —, ae ofgraces: eum | Forest 1aoate able coupie; occupap’y 224. ga ae Ib r= & . ale ane for a : A een gees “yy © ome ) ~ : , ——— ee UNG it ric 11) > mvE st ; ” ro oan eres OF ob furt ——— 2R00 Laocost: running wa- » . VERNON. 5007A—4 -.1.,. OO | = — ‘9: — ee ‘lot 30x130; onl 3f 5 to () a ver onienc » urnished iL | baths: $1 Gay. $4 Wor AP ARTMEN TS F OR R ENT nicely y_ furnished; so eeens. bath, laundry; . ne Wi ee | .- Bh red.” only 0 b , n LOW, 7] —— “Pi (By 70B Delmar % rooms, sun parlor. 2 nent: , Diete; plano: perma- Rolid acate,. Z4c line Out-o’ town son Ww ebster ‘Groves _ AT,7 R JONES R. FE. CO... @18 Chee a Mm front sun parlor: . _awesirab!e. with superior board: Murphy in-a-dor beds , 's ~—— = —= (4) | orders 25c. Dei» or Sundty. Mini very attractive } wird. 2 ‘Bro : FLAT—3 and 3 4 able: baths, Pea tri +) 5 iv: Private fan rs . reasonable. Devon Hotel. 4337 M ary- | ae —- Vernon; 34 floor west; 6 rooms: FLATS — mage —, ores Fo More iv acres seg nr me ye SF oc. ay rnty- aren, rovements made: one f be vacan RA Ne ’ 4 c 4 "“¢ i**own? , - . u P ; ie : nce » an t ‘ rents will ve Sa : } La 34 Apar mont Be ’ = a aeaanenaerte ; } Rusee!! 3 -ooms. sun parlor AP Rp + AND AP’ T's WANTED -_—- ~—_ ~~ —— Bas * wes | se pb ST tiv modern, pri ‘@ Sx- 00. ‘ you be $1440 »T i od © ae, Sdioming bat | ‘OTSREAN Sod Enter | APARTMENT Wid—3 rooms, untunished | REAL ESTATE—W’'T'D T Owner ie ram Cod | flaors and steam heat this 4331-39 Swan For terms eee. | . h; . oms, unfurnishe ; = bined O BUY | = rida and is a 1s HOH ca TEIN R E ALTY CO, 64°28 Michigan Loan C orrespondent for 50TEL—JlOthn and Morgan sis.: OTS > = fees sor Ully Limite car: -~, Pate ga cold waier. fans? cheap to w pe 3h N REALTY CO., 722 Chestnut Call Forest 144 . . ns : ‘ ’ OORe Pere wT) ————_— (Cc) | LUT ne or tWo acres, between | _ ™. 4st 3 are King rf ry oo ton Oj Street rus.. as far eed) os nay i id it . will 1 “ 4-ROOM BUNGALOW FLAT. - : , . ppd omni Swoon} narewood Moors: THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY ARTMENT Wita ' = 4 or 5 rooms, Ideal heat; garage, sun} ' ithe tony. Py , EOE ES rie a ——EEE } 5907—Rooma a, . ’ LL BE ASTONISHED oY a ne ’ r ‘ al . : 1arRe, “nice . 0 Hote Oth nd | s for Le aSe 4 ~~ & on te h , . parlor: 4 jul e fF arleor " Br i Convens nees, for twee "ar. | yo eee et i . AD pari #ite miS Lah Btate rms 2. _K 29 Post- Dis “ a cn: VING TRUST @@th Delmas SHERW ( 00D EF DR rE Ry —.- bar! fe ths at once if you want a bar . ato. aha beat nee. $6 double: $s) ‘ . we 567 3 EN - : FLAT | “~~ —_ | room s. bath: reasonabie: WY . , ER, : E ) se}! your property, —— oe . ~ ae -~ . te . ° ’ rs ‘ ‘ ; t¢ __ fc 4 of America steam heat: G—Niceiy furalk —, | V0 i RIGHT A\ ; | —— Box K-420, F.-D (76) See them today ‘317 “Fullerton Bldg. (c54) ‘house. built cr. > soe r Colonial on ~ RICE $2100—$300 ce ASH ; ai, = next bath ae . ” TON HOTEL ~ : Six rooms. tile wath. gteom heat, FL ne War il.——Modern a or R re mm ine Ac — nele " vol - rupert . Whe ; * i Der al rN inter!o cin That al . UY rik ry > Trooins, eis "| "ity; ingit de | BO4 CHES TNE T gf . i! - ' Oo } > h iw ood nore . : wit n large ’ > - ee fat} . age rs ae * Whe high ” + ti ’ Pe 20U sets nm large yeu ® ine naitior “SD 4 housek me: Sener ml lor front %: 7. ey ted fener fare. | iar 6180 ‘PE RSHING Cy ~ FLA AT Wi a — ror: ee a -D (76) Ba. pai pon il ey y po ale r’. "Heath he | a's lot over rin Algonauin Golf Ciul ALBRER A LICK, 1010 Chestnut et 4 ——— : , c . Si, + ” 18, at ' ep + Cc: > a shad e vi ry ‘ tive ‘ r OPER) 7 ER 5179 Easton Stu raini g 7 1Of-Water . a rates. American plan le'. R PL. Fr | Wr “50k +S - rooms ‘furnished ° as ; oO : = yh = rsults, — , Sage e ron wit) > ‘ ‘ P Os p "ie G : | r | .> , inner " “a bh mnt 405 Tr é . - aokes ;' : ; 4 ‘ . Aig " ‘ ‘ i ‘ j “| 5 | : $37 Q - iL . am RESIDENCES FOR SALE | : : lL BL... ° “4062——Furnisror ‘ ——S jine. Cabany 4770. | irS) Four rooms 7. a nent pe “ , . - 1—Three-r: | ? . 1. - . « ’ | ; a tat. immediate rROPI RTy Ww ANTED cnn oh ee ot moder foul ! fucna MMe: running ate — . a EXrnge: oN. " Dhone, . AC TDE HOTEL A ANNEX | Me reantile Trust C ompany, Act. at lectri ‘wot T-: GR. Post. ie ALe@s) : hd. ——_ ) ti ng jnvent-| e2™BM gia, fewt front’ was. eects tng oa emt $205 i Syren nce pitt ress —— || FINANCIAL - TTT Site prs REALTY Co., "LAT—35xx Wyoming; rooms, strictly 0— Beautifully 41> Wainwright Bidg (cb) modern; adults only; bale $75. Box C-2 _{o4) Se ere BL. 4 411°2— lL, Bl. spOh—p > = ie a - ———EE eS aeons SID’ ROOMS. LEGANT NE LY WWAT AND CHESTNU? 8ST. ) | —— | FLAT Wtd.—3° rooms, modern. young couple: | Ments, cottag bungalow - n ALL , . R EVERYTHING.) __ South Side re ward : Sree A Oey >. ee es, ony t at: ’ . . - ra 5 ; L RENT RE SONA RL p CONVERS Soe with private bath: circulation APARTMENTS FOR RENT (FLAT Wa —s oe ty =cax 1520. sh. live buyers waiting for your property; 383. Centr: ai_X3261. —. wae Oe $15 500 ( ASH eer: MUST BE SOLD—TERMS 6 1 SSSR—Nicely tury u ~ water and cernished new and “node:r., — FUR adults. Lindell 208 a a Pe i ( H RISTIAN “B RI NK yp R. E. ' ——- = - © , . 34°20 hy ni ne ssee; 6-room residence, furnace “di abartinent, ail rnished ; ma a low summer rate, $19 . week | PLAT Wid 3. ~~ OJ (cS > 319 Cheat : : tel pute © mont Vs tl i, fine investgnen bath BR ences; gn and be convinced; this is the —p rooms, furnished. unfur.| ~ nn : IMPROVED PR and = ¢ room ” double flat: bath, electrié | ALB RT WENZL ICK. 1010 Chestnut st. SON, 40: ianlioet. a. » p to live. (82) Northwest nished: modern; references. Box T-39 Property Ow 2 OP’ "TY FOR SALE see JUL8-51 Oht ly "$10,500. Ss | Solid agate. 25c sdne; out-of-town. Bt home. for seentir ant FOOm NDELL PLAZA HO MAFFITT, _4145—Fumi _| Pest-Diepatch seemieaioai (4)) w + 3 ners, Atte ntion Henry Hi AS, MORFIT, 807” Chestn Price Reduced for Quick Sale | BSc daily 30¢ Sunday; minimum & N. 42%, mar ANL OTEL ote” 8 ey pratehe a enitt artment:; FLAT Wtd—3 rooms and bath. ‘Sy cnlanlas baste yma y re ir el am is of prop . lemenz Realty Co. SIN« ‘] KR ‘Fl AT : SOU TH “SIDE 3620 Iowa av.: modern 7-room resiJenece, | lines. + 580@ OF as insertions. le Soe ear “e ~“ OL- , > | “2s * ‘ y ~ nat : mily ly ts S " - 4 - ~ — Ps . . 7 ‘ 77 ne men: private eae 8S re dell Ea pal centered: Water heat; reasonable. Phone Linde!! ences. bor ix a 5a. ee neighborhood: refer- | cottages or bungalows: our « aban tenon ston i4 CHESTNUT ST. 3644 Lot " 4! bath furnace. electric, ga e: lot 35x15. | COUNT. ge rooms 1100M. me sox K-16 Post- Dispatch. | cash ney i if onl = SL OulSiana ay 5-room efficiency, JAS. C, MORFIT, §& Chestnut. (o4) | | {SON IN gna 4 -— bat woe Mes attention a ee a ae (e389) ¥F L AT W td. —Modern 3 or 4 4 room f) at: % ma at se)! ms ow ‘a ae ind! - Tar be 25—Reautie nos (6) ede tar to I 4 (c8) APARTMEN T—7- room furnished: 2 baths: | PLAT Wra — or 6 room, or apartment. | a oe — wee ple location |__—Grand 4019 Vi tor 241 pie E " a. BC om 317 ‘Fullerton Sie . Louis re i catate. ye ideal bachelor’s ittful furnished r gi 7 in West End: leave 1% years to run; $175 | west of Union, by responsible party. Box | ee. Cotta Ww 4149 “IG 4153 FLORA - iT Sar er Pe : ~ ‘ dvance al estate. at lowest in erest; S804 home; (wi LAC tDE HOTEL Ber gneath: references required. Forest | 7-153. Post-Dispatch.* (eBy | . ges anted Three new beautiful model homes. neat = SOT TH SIDE F LAT JOHN S ms poate 2 BRO. B18 cheetm Ay ay etter . — -" _-% , rf wwe . — Bt IN GAL. Ow . b r . completion; finest bui! ~ gS wd dain - Pa mm ae ¥ 8010 (Ra ( : . . : . J —__————. ee Eee ae (c7@) PL AT w td. To rent. by Noy. ; ® lower. 3 on ; uy 5- -room, mod- tae 4 . a = it homes and best loca- ni. a&a Oo and a room fle t b iid . r mr naar ae Se heated wy In Apart nfurnisi making © tow : e. 57 week. | “Teeaitebias tent Oe furnished 6-room | BF os — 2 both employed; state pri | £ 6. P vst Lone t ch sate price. Bo ' ing hn al ; + ¢ money; nothing nh bat hs, electric light: rental th ihe Seb 3641 FLORA BL. . | i aE ro Bo. a Real D LOANS IND. 41s: 9 $s yy aah aver? , Driva.e) os water: Bd Me wanted: | . nens, | — ocation. Box T- 106. Post-Dis (4 7 —— _ ”’, brick : v: gee thean 2 ad ao ext 3S to Sanne th, large lot, 85x97; nice yard; price An extra well-built, modern hot-water | Bank Rate’—-Any Amount. ed; ‘comp COIs, attra sh; large wenience and) ©. ob ° _to oc- | PLAT Wid —Or ttage S of & tesens aout = AMES , Ae BW, ma test ee heated residence: 4 rootas and reception ha!! GEO. J. ENDLER REALTY CO. complete and ce ‘ py; al month. I 0 {ES PLACE HO} HUGH STI - o | : ; for. h location guaret ntral dovn menice n premises, o Oct. 1 , ; HOME. H. STEWART. Agt 0 . ¢ et 0 Ousekeeving; $55.9R0p. be near vour work, save time. carfare RACE R. CO. 100 th st. (c4)| Box K 326. P be modern: reliable tenant e Street rd 8 far wes (near Washington Uni-,~_ a BE ie ye ge py National Sank of Commerce Bide. — . paren = a : e? | : , ‘ost-Diepat ch j NGS TRE = ar wes' 4s e rd ew Raeith noe «oa wl ———“ | floor; ballroom and maids room 3s oor: | Olive 407 ° Nb aa 4261 —ho- Se ns sold crowded street cars. Call ani | EFFI IENCY oa | ———_— i ‘ " ” = ; YO a” ‘ “ : 1; references requ n or | FOU NTAIN, “4861— Furnished apartment FLAT Wt .—4 ooms, modern conveniences. King’s 7 ign en a rest ar west o Gilt. tha 4 L ange 5 . vi WwW BI... 61912 Waldem ar, a well built flat. contain- A very neat and comfortable home of 7 C HRISTIAN. BRINKOP R. EB. CO. ct 3619—Room — kitchenaean - . ao *. lectricity, heat. telephone: nicely mle: no child —: essary; for responsible cou- Sa V1 7 7 rei “1 ‘-Wate r steam hes Pe gg“ g ‘fam ly 39 and 6 room flat fn} ing 4 rooms and bath on the a st f) loor. ® | rooms, reception hall and finished attic; HI « ‘hestm ut ‘at. Also sleeping roo $3 per henette, 2c satet-4 | peaaned: couple: $75. amawer. ay . 93° Pe st Di a seek. rent in WE = : ‘ ; ‘ Ima: ee , lon; choice location: rent oe ~ . and bath On the secon? floor: gas und | siate roof, bath, electric — and all mod- W M. S. DR¢ IZD A RE AL TY CO. week. lime, “O;-town oFr- ‘-NISHED EFFICIENCY APARTMENT— 4. e B, pa » on ash sit and double ‘ ectric 25 price ‘sé 000 ern conve niences; also nice garage; fine Silawes?— Room and private bath, , @ os . Minimum Will consider selling Bn ge pera “GEO J. ED NDL E Sri REALTY ' - } GEYER. HEMMELMANN- SPACKLER R. E. CO., |neighborhood; close to Shaw's Garden and 4006 CHOUTEAU a? ne ow ner = ho ome 4 ad aon” more tneertione Cabhany &1860 (c) Furnished Flats and Av’ts td. | National 5B an nh ‘ f ‘ mmerce 3 ug Olive ro as i : , ° nm ‘ rooms. rlate roof ene a 7th ari d Chestnu®, a. Tower Grove Park. Why pay more ? See Money to loan in Sullis to sult on St. Lou + e ulte, Ie per line disc sy discount. KINGSBURY BI. 60 = ~——cereneen Ma Bent WwW | ay 3 yp) | tm ron eh, 28x7; sun parlor and ga- (HUGH H. STEWART, Agt., 1002 Chestnut. | or county pee estate. Lowest rates. (#2) nti. 5062A—Furnished tem — nished weet een te ae Rey, 2 room fur- | APARTMENT Wtd—Small furnished apart- ys ° 1 ~ —ee~ —_—__— ~—| ’ 0 y MITAOt Ive ly furnished front Teom ix-Room Efficiency NEWSTEAD, 932 N.—aAnt. 12: furnished i saggy abe D APARTME ve Wid—4 arooms wten ‘ae ne wt hg v rooms, with 1 to 3/¢ a el moet fro = . *.; ideal home | ak. floor: ive possession. 4 RESIDENCE—9-room brick; completely fur- | &t lowest rates; quick answers to an ene M-heated enmartment: every | apertm ent; 4 rooms, bath; rent ell f ir carve car: adultes Cabany 6671W ap ti and i ee SNe shade, near throug! out “hot-wat. m ae hee floors FLAT— Am herst pl.: 4 and & rooms; hard | —s income on upper floor $1500 per | Cons; nothing too lapge or too smail. Both _ tA Con- | or sell +3 ~ in ore : hot-v e ‘le * ndell 4805 ig a ue | $175 | FURNISHED Frat 7 wea. os : I ive ( ription sen a tiled baths and d floors, tile bath. ‘double garage. Cab } he $6000; $1000 cash; big bargain. ah? nes eautifully t\ rnished: every aan RE i PERSHING, 5316 : _ reepn rethlie counle Ra ~ 1 10 F mie ‘D . by 7 ~ 4 t10n I Cash pri hi C8?) ye 2 her bey om st a Do initments; garage with r (e latelift 4955 Delmar Forest 5288. W WAL TER SCOTT CO., , BOS « c “heetnut jut st | (4) >. ‘ "con ‘ ING ee (Sterling Apts. )—Cho ~ i. e ore sspatcn. — i on . se “ —_— ——————"| RER ae ~ sas 4508 Olive, No. 1.‘ apt Cc, 340 rranged ments of 4 | room, “S-room efficiency. Forest 2100. FUR RN ISH] E D tion Py ta. Or apartment. 3 ~ ~ Mat in 675. Y 614 Chex REALTY Co.. PLAT—#02 26-28 Etzel; 4- family, 4-room eng oy oe west: near Delmar =e Do You N eed Money?. -~ ‘ lor bed an SS > ~ room must be madern: pay > ell for =e estnut. ¢ ‘entral _87 3. Jictency, tile baths, furnaces; $13,000 ASSOCIATE EALT i... Two, for lent _ house keeping” , a " ; Janitor onr- | PLY need TH, 5861—Five rooms, sun parlor, | es ate partie lace; ie 4 N-147 "S children REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE — ————— REDDON REALTY CO.. Title Guar. Bldg “56 Commmacial Bidz. (c) SECON t, or couple, a . ept. 20: see 6253 | completely furnished: $1725 references. | - . aa —— ost - Dis. T AGE Wt ~ go ‘SINGLE FLAT—5849 Minerv 4 nd 4 | ASIDENCE__atvO EEN oy aa BEE wee D> AN | . ay 8 253 | complete , —- ; F a AGE nn B | 849 Minerva av.. 4 and 4| RESIDENCE— #706 Finney; reduced from | D THIR omforta hie _ ffeat tTroom: = eee Or Me Meth Park: | | aceny 7405 nies Mvtor 8 first payment “a t ot BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES % E ‘A. BOKER * 7 Fy ae 2 Se500 to $4450, 8 rooms, furnished: fur- | For quick service HIRD lien yy Yur : : 2 Ave : . . ‘ d ; Z ] " ) a" @ conveniences: ahtionne? = equa!! y as nice apartments of 5 Y orkleigh . Apartment Hotel DWELLINGS FOR RENT ——- J : match (4) ee eo ae ver Sa 6 : _ = ullert« n B! ag . $2000 cn. gy electricity ; owner will show. | ST. LOUIS FINANCIAL CO. rest. . ny having Broom efficiency; ready | ( | AT Witd.—To exchange, 6-room residence. | BUNGAL OW—4 rocms ath. etc.: etn tee ae and sleeping NE : 617 N. Ath st. 7th floor. Olive 1°. (17) S263 and 6269 Caba 4954 West Pine | st End: value $5500: want le fiat: sh: easy ter Si ' $400 | _ porches, hardwood floor, tile bath. furnace; | __ KEANE & FRANKE, 1008 Chestnut. | a ee Ie aie tleeping. 2 gentiemen, S288 Nor a Six-story fi f | gate prefer west. Pox £-3 Se tees | on “e] terms. Sidebotham, 6109 Eas- _renis $1200: $8500 Forest 27113 (c4) | RESIDENCE—4014 Lindell: 12 rooms: in iy" mn repro buile ri SanPipl Dp ———EEE —— at EE eT , : +. im (6) alton. 4-5 rooms, moern: —— Sg et» = See coe teed must LOANS ON PERSONAL ha : . r a loa ( Pr Y-RUTH, 102 N &th et aervies: rental includes telephone. ice. licht. | —_ — ndition: terms a.) ne ‘mover ianas Cansas ty propert: YY owner: large lot; garage: must sell. ox Sit} ie 9/000. Owner ' . " . ture nic a r + — . ~ +? ; . . mee 5 SERRE 36 R55 ad ‘ ad E ‘ ‘ermes no pu ¢ t , ou ° “Le C)—Pirnished room | = ™ | Fnied” mee sorties og ~ hes uppies yard: rent very reasonable. 4826 FARMS FOR SALE ane° INLY £3750—8500 CASH BUYS Lot. "300219-—P — ‘Jeao 420 Commercial Bide. te) | lee. 207 Vigoria Bidg Olive 5904 (17) anartm ~ — twin Deeds: all conven!- ty hy ees n feet east of Forest Park: a 4 from $100 - —_ ——_— . . a Fe FARM—In RA. “ C A. . 3 . 2 Fs Be ge =. lot 25x.125- attractive one- | BAR NGROVE & SPECH r i12 N 7th + st. RESIDENC F——_—S5 i xx Enright: 3 attractive 10- | MONEY NEY to loan on automobiles left in tie TON zi. a7 : Tooma, : | to $165 per month. Call Forest ag gg, Pn gy Ae iggy Mo Or trace | ientric mon ne aa cottage, bath, furnace, ° " | room brick: hardwood floors, hot-water! owner's possession. Northwestern Broks tte oe on jeeenc) are = te fi “Sie manacer at building: references. ~a : — = 6 property. 4% — a A barement, garage, etc.: 3742 yA 5 BOOMS—B. pgp — : | heat. tile baMs: ideal for home or reoom-/| #&8¢ Co., 971-29 Boatmen's Bank Bidg.(cl ales i | ne == “ae eee ais 8 (M—160 acer — hie teen ¢ pe ist be sold; owner there: see it. a } 760 cash ing house; small cash payment. 'MON —= yn in - (s —) ld : / + reom ° " 7. creek a , . ‘ HN — RI 44 K & Rr ) mT a cy an A rR + l * . i: ms . ' « ” vO EY loaned on automobile: hat t. eek; near railros 5 sout) : ‘ tO., BT! reatnut. (@4) LUBE VE SZLICK 1010° ‘hea’ tnut et ASSOC IATED REALTY ©) ¢ mode r iwood nors, hath wit — TT ith @ sane . : cars bought. sold. Auto Auction ° TON. 003 on desirable house east | FLATS FOR RENT ease to responsible party: %& ck ‘eouth | =e = os N R\W B TAT SO. aa siodb ae a oe AT—s5500 | ———--— — $20 _Comunereill PISS. __"$) | Otive wt. wey ae im welcome o™ g. " 80 | 42004 M FLATS FOR RENT. Ree Ok. Post-iMe ss » mor" R | N ( I A Lé \\ ‘ T4A sethian’ “ae y rs "9 S188 yg + Reem | Tam coin nny, END HOM to sell at. MONEY supplied var oy ey Peoria, r= n = a Ll : ’ vat 701 co} *, : : ‘ ‘ _ j - ”Y . le , > y or ) ae 4 (ta rs. 7 TON BL, 4007—Running hot ~ 4044A N anchester. brms.. bath. elec ‘$42 — Ad EAL ESTATE OTHER OIvtes ‘ 1538 a4 6" Sacramento; r north ™ Orick fiat. 3 roon s and bath eee?’ once my beautiful home. at a very low price waxchange Wid conftidentia 842 Raitway . er in room : electricity: gen 80 1903 Benton. 3 rooms. water. cas 4 Southwest I Te PERTY— es m oF Natt tur al pole « es of Euclid; 1 Om fico *t} granitoid basement, etc.; own- of er; .. y RANT bath: 5900 west. ce | : MONEY loaned on automobile lett Tn -¥ SlV1A (is b! eto! ro A ~ a . ro, ed. Ss] 300. We te “‘ — . : : —- - ’ Stris 7 no "ith, j le! : urs , ’ i ’ me a ‘a ny ‘ yo om Skin noe M0 Cates av. sve 1316 U umbicton. rooms. modern. 30 00 | SocTHWEST. 5509—-New. 4-coom~ house, | bore. Mi CoM a4 (SNR EF ee JOHN S. BLAKE & BRO. 815 Chestnut. (of) | BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME lence) ee ee = rooms. 4 — os nee t Louis, 4 14 G&G rooms. double | n remises Bie . BURD, 1420—6-room residence South | th furnace > Fooma, reception hail, bath ize: $3200 : $10.000—"“W ASHINGTON “HGTS. HOMF” j rive a oh 80 Centra) lences: fine condition: $60. F all _ - u furnace, gas, electric light. 5236 Spald anna | ul nr i — ; 313 . MONEY LOANED—#$2s ta. ~ Z ——— — ~~-——~ ~_——__—— m,n aa. OU. orest > 2 ng J 4OUIS @ . » and > rooms. dou- 5832 lve Givervitle av.: lot 3c x1 5: two ' P) - 6/3 1s aocent Toa P ds | GLASGOW, 1404—3 rooms, _sec on: a f) ‘oor. ENRIGHT. 500: %—8-room modern “home OREGON ‘AND SIDNE Y or FORTU NIT ¥ GOTTAGEYUAS — le garage es an Eo story 7-room brick: steam heat; tile bath; ‘Storria Plan.” oy sie in yenience usekeeping rooms; — Vv 4 . Pear open Olive 2487 . ,¥. corner, OUx125: at ; ee ry 20 Abner pl 4 rooms and | McCKA! ORERMFYFR. 5179 Easton. | hardwood fioors: large front porch, etc. ; | a r 1 c ee oll al | So = —= — = Sa {cd} soxi2 20, at $. -v bat a ' + t See us for “pri ‘6@ and fur- F ore st 3106. D> elrn jar 566L terms: admission a card from ot ai aoen o-. ah ane. ay “‘Zentlemen or co em-. = . | ARLINGTON 1333A coon” vin dt. rooms See owner. _§152 Catenne” av . — ALBERT RT T. _TERRY & CO.. 823 Chestnut 4 and 5 - Hot- WwW ater Heat. $7500" pe- month, complying we ste of -~ ob Jes et FOO ly , fs, —_ oe a mee Oe NS re rk ’ ; on” BL Sana 3 — as ety 7 ie Battery. ater | — reasonable rent... Neve Fo8) ps ae 2 al furna 7 _West_ | MUST SELL—W IDL. SACRIFICE ‘ 1514 oll ton: rents $1200 vear 7 Re OMS. MODERN. $3 900 401 aera — and we Loan, athe ou aree : 7 e — ’ » hes oo Sa ame - . liens ae: i ‘upples pl. (2500 north and et of KEANE & FRANKE, 1008 4 sh . pn et aes 4 _ mn: het and cold water tn ,, A ~ $615—Four large roome: HARPER. 2915A—S-roc fiat th ee | LOT—35 feet. in =P ointe: unrestricted. at | Euc! oms, hardwood floors. Rn oly — estnut. _ 1260 Euclid: bath. electric and furnace; go oe os; couple: single reom: : . ’ service: itor ‘ ) m at t wi large __bargai n Box m ‘t Post-D*' spate h 4) “© i] oof: inspe t this aft nee A RE AT B RG 4 a j lot o7x10k,; owner wiil show. Money loaned te people oe | : . ; ®00d con mien. S , ey ‘ _GARFIELD, 5700-5 rooms, bath, garage, | SUBURBAN PROP’ TY—For Rent ‘SUBURBAN _PROP’TY FOR SALE nv See ‘South Pa OS MS" SS FINE W Es T END F LAT | 1 PARKLAND PLACE change Bide. ng room : conan aren bot. ; electric; big vard: chidlren welcome: very - FARM—5 ey —— — | BUNGAL OW—Modern, 6 rooms, hardwood 760 Aubert: a dandy 5 and 6 room rock- | 14 rooms, hot-water heat, hardwood floors: oor} 7, - Teasonabie. Particulars 5728 Enright. (3 tESIDENCE—6 rooms, bath. furnace and 3 —B5 acres res; 3-room house, 5 acres and floors: 5202 ltaske:; price $8750. Apply | tTOPt single fiat. with baths, gas, electric | ior 764x126. Apply to -- pr ad a @ 75 i v 1A ye m 586 ” 8S ns siooptum: i; garage it team: | South ee ! D L DIFHIL. Crestnut ot. ee: rich soil. Sidebothain. 0109 C we 3- “Say8 br ~ ad price $2500 HUGH H. STEW ART, _Agt., 1002 Chestnut. Tada i : - y Pl $6500 NDORSEMENT NECESS ; one Olive | BOTANICAL. " 3964A—6 rooms. | sleeping HOUSE—For 6 month a —— (Cc) a= 3 ee —0 ad o orton riace, c 7 AN a, s. 7-room house. 5 : aa - ‘ APITAT” ae AND INV a ae at L. L. HECKMANN yorch: newly derorated; reasonable. (B) | block from school, 2 blocks fror “ LAND—Olive § Street road real estate: CoTT AGE—Modern. 3 rooms, fre eme; pric ce APARTMEN [’ BA RGAIN ° m residence for sale at Room 1508 Chem rena N. ABs) | —— ~~ | m Man terms. H. H. Bibri: 2950; 6140 Cologne. Apply 3255 Ie Modern 9-roo us S ical B | DE TONTY, 435 ‘Modern 6-room upper | chester car: buying option, rent to go on | —— sibring, Olivette, ne, Oa _svivania. . 104) 730 Westgate: 3 years old: 6-family: §| bargain, with 50-foot lot; see it at once if Eighth and Olive sts. Phone OMe ele | Y | t: sun parlor, sleeping porch: tenant | purchase price Box N-251, P.-D. ’ — $. on © r nonth. owner has left city an Instructed us t y _- _ i ne i tells meng | FLAT—3 rooms; good order: etectricnt sa | Suburban ~ perty Furnished | Crev ae — ge Tuer rooms. — ea i) him an offer, es - ; a 5911 PERSHING AV. can arrange for lis park; convenient location; |___trally ‘located : iG 7: aduite Victor bRGOL. BUNGALOW—$35: Merartsec Highiands; § | Water heat. hardwood floors, newly decorat- | BRIC K—83100—8600, CASH WM. J. ABBOTT. REALTY CO, Well-butlt. modern residence of 6 rooms. beautifully furnished: conven- | ¢4. copper gutters, modern to the last word, 2012 Kraft: 5 ms, bat Etta ESI Ie hi 806 Chestnut st. (08 | ng oy heat; now vacant; move LBERT W ENZL IC K. 10 oO Cheatn oe Olive at. ‘OR 2 RENT—COLORED. , SGREEnanien to Ddalte: | Post Be, depection to children. Box N-18, | COTTAGE Wid.—Or bungalow. 6 or 6 rooms. LAND—2% a “ALBERT _WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut st tlen__Cal_ 2806 Shenancoes ic) | WEST END HOME ES Prine Olive 88-78 Ss re) 0 adul' ‘ ie acres, Clayton rd.; no house; ~—— ees : . ~ | RESIDENCE—10-room brie ail a . , . large. unfurnished, " D (c62) | FLAT—Utah 0 in suburbs, Cle ton City Limits or | ¢9 yt RESIDENCE-—10-room brick house, bath and ms + . 7) : , rr » eee conpneningemnneenetiant fl = : - oF ptment : modern: ft HY. were 00. parame extra. 614 Chestnut. | North er. pn eee Cayanees Cermms, VERS Weer.) CALIFORNIA BUNGALOWS | + rus ! wat bave at all times eteeia, 2f trues ee so? Ba ea RRG Ne (ch) | ST. FERDINAND, 3913—Garage. Lindeli| BUNGALOW—5 rooms. ist floor and bath; eny pEASY TERMS || tL o ot | | 000; "tise Dest of secyritien sith Gee yw HUMPHREY. 3312A—4 rooms, bath, glassed 2075 (c4) | Rg vo heat; alt conveniences; garage: BE oy omen A age ay of G ban > ye 7 HOUSE—4335 Ashland av.; ® rooms, steam | | New Listings | ection. Get st ot; plenty of trees; one block south | %*' ow - lors: “ ter 4s eat. bath. etc.; lot 44x170: price red ; IDGE AGENCY, 3 s M ooms and sun par! ot ly modern and to $6500 , price reduced | | TEASDALE AV... No. 7488 (Uni- || Riverside 2151. Viet ane refini« neers beat. Janitor; will sleeping porch, furnace; modern; adults; poe & “ — ——_ _ {cf 350 a ; — Soutn | $4500. pester car: immedia — ee built of the best. SCH, 315 tl i , : 9 7 cy. K 3D FL. EAST. MICHIGAN, 27 707—Fiat. modern. & mem 4 DELMAR BL i er od Bl WALTER SCOTT CO., 805 Chestnut. (c89) CHRISTIAN BRINKOP RE =e (8 H. J. HI = ae ae._Le fF M2 wg pcb anaes ane rooms, 2 | i. |6 PER CENT—? 6 PER CE “REEDS OF en, “oe partes, = ni SSELL. 3656—5-room lower flat: steam | mobne: pamstecs floor; modern; electric RESIDENCE “E—-6 rooms, bath, furnace, eiec- onpcamonaes ema s TW O 4- ROOM BRI ‘K HOU SES. ! finish eae. yeseesl 3-car aregce i Guaranteed Fret mene ie 400." $100 . heat. hot water furnished: sh se its: @ a. RO ‘ee! j 501160" = ee pe arbor, chicken house: lot Tw Oo Dahlia Av. Bargains °"°06-08 St. Louis: lot 560x160: next to the | Price é oaele ae 18.000 '@!l notes: $1000. sane 1309 ne é. ALTHEIMER, 817 cece ~ RUSSELL, 3657—Fiat, roma woderm Ww | \ a St i 4659 Dahlia; 5-room brick; modern: 30- "| $4000, Sabb ona” as will not last; pricel|; DE GIVERVILLE. Ne. 5795—7 | $1750. S185 12800: ie $8, __{c5) | adulta only, ic) est [ee [APLEWOOD HOME ft. lot: garage; $5750 KEANE & FRANKE 1008 Chestnut. |/| 7008" Srna hardwood | | $5000. $4000; $9000 $10 000. tae ty ty © ~ 7—S84 fioor west; 7 RUSSEL 38586—5-room lower flat: eteam CATES, 5225-——-2 new carages. See janitor ms, frame. on Bu irgess av.; electria » 4) aha; 5-room frame nes Se : i cere, garage. DOs overs || 6 wer cent interest: n $10. tithe; fire ~ and tor. heat: ot water furnitehed: S45. ip?) | or phone M Miller. . Olive "c (e681) : ‘ urn ; 1 wi re rated: only $2250: "| Street, made $4500: eek? —s See these. ' Brick Residence “ -Easy Terms : McPHERSON AY... No 4307—12 “a peed ogg gy 4 Prin by pet | FIRST FLOOR VACANT. | rooms, sun room, 3 baths hot- | | VORTE-RUST Ri | KORTE-KRUST REA @ ALTHEIMER 617 Chestnut = . aommeet FLATS FOR RENT. ‘by Cee wag | & bargain: near school. See Moehle TEIN ° | (eS) S66GA Shaw: 3 rooms, kitchen, break- | eee SONES R. E. CO., G18 © hestnu HOBERSTEIN REALE SS. 6425 Michigan | 3719 Cote Rrilliante ay.; 3 rooms and halt | || water heat. Price ....... $14, Wonae ful ¢4-room apartment: fast — sun parlor and stooping... TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES th st te floor. 4 fous saqend Seer, arranged for | ' CLEMENS AV. No. 5898—0 rooma, — | 80 “~ ns, ell-built, ai ‘ ; ir lines. | f SOOM AN, 108 N. =. first seer north. 4 | ea Richmond Heights monies Serwe shed. price $4200: terms $500 cash — S bethe heres et 313.500 GET OU K OFFERINGS _ he ' rooms. sleep ping porch SOS Central BUNGALOW—Brick 5 rooms bath; fin e lit. , BU NGALOW—1041 Louisville av.: 6 rooms, i monthly payments. iu out, steam heat .....-....$13, |. Have especially attractive firet deeds of loor west: 4 rooms. BUILDING— For rent or lease: 3- story day- tle home: owner must ee'! on a i sieeping porc! garage: one short lock | TONY HURLEMAN. | WESTMINSTER PL. No. 4036—10 © truet for sale: flata. apartmen ta. 60 = + from Forest Park floor. cor. Grand and Arsenal rooms, hardwood floors, hot-water business property. in amounts ot $1000 ts | heat, garage; lot 60x150...910,000 § $10,000; paper ready for deliv rent 3 light building. at 804 N. Levee; 6900 sq. Strike: $5600, worth $6500, 20 McCRADY & ORERMEYER. 5179 Easton. le 4019, "Victor 24 — Three ; 7 . | ish ; floor north)h—5 rooms, sun #509 De Tonty: r h: entrance to sun parlor, steam cont; ser 4327 Lafayette; Forest 4869W (06) ‘ a8 S64L. | Forest 31 Delmar 5 | For eppointment to inspect phone | fer cept to 7 per if urity Sane, modern bulldings: can undoubtediy ity out rom elt dining room or | 5 ‘ feet qeuapulabies +; Darty will, h floors. steam heat RAMMING 24 E. CO., 308 8. Ist st. ¢ UNG , - . See res*_: Joint ae ae © | 5086 A. Kensington: 6 rooms, 62) | BI wood f W—6- oom Bi tc il one ae hard- BUNGALOW—1027 Tamm; new, 4-room CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST SEIMER. B17 Chestnut st CASS. 1514—Store, suitable for shoe store we erOURnoss. Ses a: Sea der streets, sewers and sidewalks Northwest . - . | eal estate loune ie our exetags a. . ut >a 4323A tats 3 ‘rooms. kitchenette. break- __ or Variety. . ‘ wo hh; not-% rs si€ e . . S750 cash, balance terms RESIDENCE 117 a field- 7 + 719 Chestnut St. 2 "Call or write for our weekly ee . out pares. 5-6-room heated — room, sun parlor, sleeping CLARK. 719-—Loft. basement. slowates: weep ne ren ; Monies a av.. * KRODINGER REALTY CO.. 7259 ws — = — RF... s, tile ||| ; Friday Cabany 1011 (62) rch | : sprink! er. 112 N. 9th. 24 floor. Olive ne | °5 built tie ue av: th rice, _Manchester (c62) > ee “32 me (BD | | Edward K. Love Realty Ca: First aint al flo« zr; | d : — 4435 te J; terms; all improvements in. BUNGALOW—Block from Tower Grove Park: RESIDENCE—4840 Maffitt: 7 rooms, garret, BUSINESS PROP’TY FOR SALE 704 Chestnut St. . h-room modern brick: furnace. tile bath hardwood floors, tile bath, copper ecreens: N T EN Pe (92) PANE, Pee on tee Some | RIC ‘HMOND HEIGHTS HOME | ,5.r20F oeifnt"qnine room: gramiolt base: | aps'yurd rf FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST + - no io om rile hardwood floors. steam heat See GOTTLIEB REALTY Co., 2302 W ash. : 4 : rr ; "161 Alamo; 5 peeee hard wood floors, F i i a eS Se eunse - rooms, bath, electric, fur- ment, screens, 8! adea, pave an electric | -— ———- a : avaliable Sept. ai eons omaaain hea d FRANKLIN, 2830—Modern store: fine loca. ""*: 4 Karage; 2 chicken lighted garage: — street. “wea” Sw — MR a Be attie AT WATER TOWER owner, ve Zz 3 ed ’ the = . Ty aanen |! I ; . eoncrete agshpit: ifberal terma. ‘ Co- Pe; rge | : (c62) na a oo srooma MO renee fheers. 65 w ‘ash Ee Ss. So a FE. CO.. 618 Chestnut.) lumbis bath, electric, hot-water heat; garege for 4) STORE AND DWELLINGS I, Lk te a a HAMPTON RUNGALOW autos; rooms above garage: metal weather| 4512 N. Twentieth. 2-etory brick. with | BOR? Lanedowne: very attractive. stripped. lot 50x151: terms | store and 2 rooms on frst. 6 rooms and bath ) ; HAR Tw I1G-DISCHINGER, 3022 N. Grand, | second; siso 2-story 4-room brick. rear of | | D 5390— Beautiful 6- 6325 Bartmer ; & roo rooms z NW ; Loc L ST. 27 ‘ '14—Store and 2 reoms lic { oor tenes. et ANDERSON-STOCKE-BU ERMA ‘| 8 rooms above rent separate if FR nae Univercity City Riverside 1516 (cB: nd. | fot. for $ families: ail impre af . . fc ; 7? . vernen made, : ‘price $ ll size in-a-dor beds ROK Chestnut. — R00 ¥ [ open: ch: are the = poome, i EU. sENE J .'LTHE IMER, 817 s Chest nut ‘ COTTAGE- J t off O! ive St reet rd.. ne ‘4 —— : ber month 3 Hamiiton (cS) vr hn ~ S35. ED TR Pr SSI SSION | WERER - t ’ . : : . . 3 rh i —_ a 3 Washington, 5 Southwest OFF a ies ROOMS—Live location. — “Apply 1608 2300, terms. GEOR: asia: if AR > IMM IA “ O ES SIC ON South CRASS 2 219 F, 7ia, a tron iwav (RO) Ee E. CO., 5963 Easto o4) . lectric. | tt —— PBeights: 5 rooms, furnace, ath, ¢! - | RESIDENCE—5 rooms. furnace, ete ai08 Bouth TY CO.. 4914 Delmar b) ‘LACKLAND. 8148—5-room uvper fer = Saal _ (89 “. ee c) T rrr FOU } OPPORTU NITY mented basement, front porch. lot 50125; —— 7 bya ‘olum! City: 6)! ) nae 0c 5; | Sidney; bargain. See FARASY, 3224 Pu- nn ater . ' 3 MOVING PICTURE THEATER ee Saeat sane et | BUILDIN we rad | SRS ae rs Pika ae 4 - sae —— ‘aie 4 dean ene BIG Wy] IITE te I — Vis rooms, hot- Water heat, do pus le ‘br i ok car ase; ee oy cagmments. os é — — & : : 4 nT 3 By AMO. =j a ae ~= — parlor ov- lot 03x] a7 rY ust se j ei¢ rif TONY BURL EM AN, ANN AY. M — t ter, ALTHEIMER, 817 Chestnut | ery modern convenience: rent reduced. th 7 Rte ee 110% Ch 2a fies cor. Grand and Arsenal. | Sh amen ee rail yee Og ~ erating capacity. be Seat tee “ie f , “t * ee es (eb) | 7 HOUTEALC. 436° A—Fiat. 4 roome and | ) rher 0 ine —) lo NEW BU N G AT ows __ Grand 4039 ba 241 | af ce MoRAT. 807 Chestnut st. | f 4 ul a , aig gy Sage FE cs ley * with “ee re and First floor: 5 roomsa. sun | hath; hot-water t heat; jetults ) - - ad ta “quick Ke see West HERE’S A GOOD ONE a: a aa thee to SONN aft “ "BRO. 18 _Chestny. 3656 Latayette: beautiful 7-room home, ‘BECKERS. is” Merchants » Laclede Bids} (B) Be Frame cottage. 6031 Eitman av.. et ; paren. in-a-dor bed. DEL BAS “BL... 3005—Four rooms, modern. Office and light manufacturing ne . Delmer. Heights. oo miveraity IE IN | at . ' OTT REALTY Co.., | tinaeit 1040. | TOOTS, 2d and 3d floors; all newly dec- i and 6 rooms. tile “ba the. “hard wood floors BUNGALOW—New, Fe ‘es bl 2 $28 | hot-water neat: ardwood floors, garage; in 806 Cc bestnut 15 Delmar. | FLAT—Desirabie, u West End. modern . . ; | : ager meres >; auatinewentt 47 ~| peer, , straight out, Delmar bl. or take Kirkwool- 5814 Pershing av: . SO OR , PARTMENT. "$77.50. _ newly decorated. Cabany 24W. fe) | W. H HARRISON Ferguson car to Central on in Clayton, walk and s) leoning te bungalow; ; . pr ' _- i physic an: owe 3643 WIND R PLACE ' rooms, large | NEWNTEAD, 224 8 —Lower fiat vacant: 5 | o bd north to prope ; poe aed Seven-room modern home furnace, and painted. yy ag urnace; newly decorated; adults: : | On the Corner, M3. ABBOTT REALTY CO. | semsion: home i “Dicks a co., 6 gest ‘ RTY. 3 Chestnut. ic) 950. 806 Cnestaut st.(c5) Mais Central

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36 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. —— a sonevenesoncncneg GLASSES ON CREDIT | & anaits a reguiar picnic pay? 99, weer lu Pimento re ae You need wot suffer headaches ec other discomforts resuhia« "E KATY 10 DEAL WITH NEW SHOP UNION ONLY: Special Attention , All work Paid te Children Use your credit. n . cuar- DR. GEO. A. BAUER, 5th Floor 604 Olive St. (Over Bey@’s cio. Co.) Take Elevator printed 91,566 FOR SALE “Wants” | BINED. —55,341 more than the THREE Road Say. other St. Louis newspapers COM- IGGLY WIGGLY]| rowing Every Day | WHY? 4 Hf | The consumer likes Piggly Wiggly stores because they are clean, good merchandise at lower prices; they can serve themselves, get what they want without inal dictated to, and they | §Save $20 exc. $100 “ Spend) Sept. 23d More New Stores Opening This Saturday, Making 45 ia No. 4404 St. Louis Av. 9.35 i No. 4156 N. Newstead A. M. Stores || 4A FLOWER FREE TO EACH VISITOR | ? i 1 Extra quality: ia Callie Hams 131, eo ae aT | 2 C hickory smoked: ¢ +t whole or half LAR Pure Kettle c SWIFTS Two s fue BB pr Lb. PREMIUM 5a L ROYAL GOLD CHIEF C C The Best Made FLOUR - 88 MEDAL ie 08 a = 40. i. 22¢ i 40¢ i Bacon Squares ?=, 123° sacon == lh. 35° Crisco: °1= vs.63°1D.21° shirt ue 30° tb.19' Gold Butter sents Ceariers, tie The Alc Pleas — "Se? 23c- WULEY Pane 91 ¢- Vegaco, 23¢ EGGS jin, le; Sunset Gold s=*., 33¢ CHEESE »:: pimento, imourger of 2G prats Lod QBe PEAS txe=Sitee: 1 7q wacom 10¢ S15 ¢ ta 9c Qc i" Ge oe 14¢ TOMATOES | SPRRENS i = 8c EE Mammoth GHG sand 2 7¢ momcgeey OUR LUCK” COFFEE tees this Coff aye yt prec ee unsurpassed for STEEL CUT, GROUND, PERCOLATOR OR WHOLE Pound 39¢ 214-lb. 94¢ Cans.. Cans.. Lady Alice COFFEE" 29¢ =" 15¢ 15¢ SOAPS Palm- | CEREALS = = Krumbles .. .12'/5¢ Cream of Wheal_____2i¢ Shredded Wheat ____ 10 Pettijohns ... 20c Pest Teasties. 7'/2c asiee’d > leges. About 400 shopment went on —_ . . P - 5 7 - - ‘a al will be formed shortly. officers o MINISTERS OBJECT TO DANCER; —_ ae May Return, but as New Daring 1921, the POST-DISTS Employes, Officers of aes: fficers of the Missouri-Kansas- : > Officers of the road stated a com- mittee of striki: ns shopmen made overtures for a settlement, and was told the poiicy of the “Katy would be to re-ermploy strikers oniy as nev _ t+ .* ° - =. ‘+ _ ; ’ men. without any seniority privi- ‘SHE’ PROVES TO BE A BOY E 4 A ce ate a - ° PORTLAND. Ore Ss, = _— ‘ \ ~ er vearnt ~ r ~ : ‘ =s f which was one of the feat ia Te - = >| an ww = i a aw DERANGEMENT OF LIQUOR TRAP LEADS 70 ARREST ere Py ‘ = re ~ ¥ ged e z _r | 2 : r u Po - 7 . —-*> - - ia an T - ~~ ; a sprung a gc * aSeqd | xX SO ts £ = _ - i - i OAs . Tr - ~ =“ * -_ > c eCcCa OF i ‘ _ a rres = r .¥ au : Sout Jeff ead — a A On hee 4 \ r -_ ' - - street i } : 43 t » sireet. ay his r ler rT | Radak 1 Z \rima ~ th J re 2 ‘ ' nder Anomas ee 1¢@: rTrayr Kuolongoski. 1391 North Broadway: | George Butter 4092 Sout! ; - u #*varcd bh = a f = - | ' North \V andervente . 8 ’ — . . 2 O Rossa 43 an i _? 72 2 a a ; ie | ’ *cyed 2 Man's Body Found ‘Hidden. | By the Aspocitate: f*reca JACKSON, Miss.. Sept. 21..—Wored reached here yesterdar from Greer- ville, Miss., that the body of W. Alday. 46. was found iden grass near the right of wa f the Sout he rn R ailx a. Tuesda’ DY 2 pi mic part’ Tro negroes are under arrest. __ ADVERTISEMENT. Thoughts for Mothers _ Who Wish to Safeguard Their F amilies MENTHO} LAXENE chloroform or epiates of any kind. Such medicines neceseary—and more harm than geod. ay Devoted mothers seve about make @ pure effective medicine et bene wot make ca then mass oeyrep at Monthe-Lax and water and have « full pint of the ay to be cbtatned at « cost of lems thas Silas 3 i i it i fi | F MAY. STERN & CO. FEES Special Demonstration and Sale of the Celebrated Leonard Hi-Oven Rang Saves Work—Saves Fuel—Saves Space HI-OVEN E $1 a Week Pays for THE big, exclusive, 4 rn | mitt | vw & seepeehe , * msi!’ — _——_ 4 small kitchen. ——- La tthe : “ 7 Z [ 6 se Z e-LLPLAA Shar “ty, x ll” | 1 eee tt | TT a | | a will pay for it. REMOVABLE ASH PAN Terms—Only $1.00 a Week fi ‘ Special Offering Three-Piece Velour Living- Room outstanding feature: takes this handsome Leonard Hi-Oven out of the class of ordinary cook st™ves and puts it shoulders above them all is the elevated oven. As giv the illustration, the oven is at the top—yjust the —no tiresome stooping, no backache, no rush of hot a your face every time you open the oven door. Other Things You'll Like Quick Heating: Oven begins to heat the moment the fire is lighted—no wasted “¢ heat.” Oven is hot enough to bake in ten mi Fuel Saving: The Leonard isa f& saver—every heat unit is utilized, cause it must pass around the oven it goes up the chimney. save will pay for the Range. Better Baking: The baking does not have to be turned, because the heat is carried | | in such a way as to heat evenly on all Saves Space: Requires only 36x36 inch © floor space—one-third less than low oven 8 = —an important thing to consider in the There is no — : Range in America that can compare with the Leonard at our special low price of $5. e the terms are unusually attractive—$1.00 2 y Remarkable Value: Lieut. Clayton Bicceil. aid to B The “Echograph” 7: ee WR! Exactly $ 5) Plays in Cut eS Records ae - Terma—38 a Month HIS is.a Set that will please all who see it--exactly as i three large pieces—massive davenport, armchair and arm richly upholstered in beautiful shades of velour. hogany finish with spring seats, spring back and heavy overst An actual $195.00 value—special for this week only at $138.75. The frames head $15 Cedar Ches JUST _ what yous woolens, furs and & —constructed of ge cedar—exactly likes offered at the lowest price in a long time ee é Heater Ever Produced $2.50 Cash—$2.50 Monthly | 75c a Week Pays for It i | THis Heater is designed om an entirely 1 mew overdraft principle so the heat radiates down and out, keeping the floor as warm as any other of the room. It burns amy kind of fuel—conmsumes ai! smoke and gases—holds its fire for 36 hours and will cut your fuel bills almost in half. You will find this the greatest value to be had anywhere at our price of 27% ERE is the greatest Phonograph value we ever offered—exactly as illustrat ted—artistic in appearance—pleasing in tone—has high-class re- prodicer amd motor—upper shelf for records— lower shelf for your record albums—a Phonograph that will play any record made Fully guaranteed in every way. See this Phonograph—compare it with anything shown elsewhere at $60.00 to $75.00 Special for this week only at 37-50. cs All Goods Marked in Plain Figures NAY. STERN & C0. “8 er | on and FE eti « _ ; oo ah om 4 Women’s Feat THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 19; . — (AS LALA CLALSL AECL EAL Az | 7 te ee te Ad AA Chief of the U. S. Army Air Serv foremost aviators, who will pile the race for the Pulitzer Trophy —U nderwoe tththtt lt t&lttltl ll ltl ea

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THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 23,” ee ell Popular Comics 7 News Photographs | | THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 321, 1938. te 11 OPVOUIBRY EDEL PRRSU CORREA ORO EEE IT pea) Wie. tion and " Women’s Features gBURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1922. u ees — PAGE 37 “a (Th VIVAAIIML MA MAM LL MG SS PEE GGG“ tt tf tt ff ff ft tt ttt ttt tilt tiie, _ _ LLLLULLLIVLL ILLS L111 Ad AA LALA hhh thd tthdd ti ithtititlibtidt ttt Hh LMAAMMAMMAMMALLLLLLLLL LLL. WE s nasil amas © ale > ales’: Weeden cain tees oes tstanding feature onard Hi-Oven R st©ves and puts it head elevated oven. As shown eee the right heig ache, no rush of hot air inte ne Oven door. me You'll Like * begins to heat the o wasted “chimney to bake in ten minutes : , P NAR ad 1 gin sale aia dal eae AAD * he Leonard is a fuel unit is utilized, be. round the oven before mney. The fuel you he Range. king does not have 1S Carried upward evenly on all sides. only 36x36 inch than low oven Ranges onsider in the modern ae ee ee ee SS , rr? (17/1 he Ae, : ,, 77 , tJ Wea ane ws = -rvr Sl Ne ak I "7 77) i WLLL EIA hlddddaddddddddda —, rrererwrry Sr. ~~ mae NR 0 tet ee. . re es Bees “ > a) yy 4 ome ee “ SEO SRET RON Sas. + 2 ee There is no other an compare with the w price of $59.75—and tractive—$1.00 a week WALL Ld dddsddsddddddddbddddddddddbdbdddddddibdddddddddddd. Lieut. Clayton Bissell, aid to Brigadier-General Mitchell, Chief of the U. S. Army Air Service and one of the Army’s foremost aviators, who will pilot one of the airplanes in the race for the Pulitzer Trophy at Detroit, Oct. 15. — Underwood & Underwood Photograph dh hdidiiisdisidssidstdddddddddddddddddddddidldiliddel “ge € 4 a a oe ULLidde a 4 ~ 7 ae ee a aes CNet ciinns slilass can “ilies ss oe -- ence RE. SARIS Mt gar téddtdds cvas 608 o ~ Ae etd bes he ADE A WF Mdlllldllldllldddddddtdddddddddddddddddddddddddddddde ahh ha WLM adddddaaiiididadiiiiiidiiiiaiaadiiicaacudaiuiiiécidéa Rear Admiral C. S. Williams, who will succeed Ad- A champion in two sports. Miss Mary K. Browne of pease miral William S. Sims, retired, as head of the Naval fornia, once a national tennis champion, has just annexe She is Mme. Lillebil Ibsen, wife of the grandson of the the Women’s Southern California Golf Championship. Soimioun' done : ges Bey 38 ie War College. —Underwood & Underwood Photograph —International Photograph. : an We ee ee oegTaa WOOO £4242aadddddddddddddiisdddtisdddddds VLMa hhh bhhhhdhbbstipisisdsitisisdddhdddbdhibddabdbisstdshithddddddbhhddbdbdddhdddtddddddddddddde WLLL dddédddddidddldlliddddddsithihdshbhbhiddddddddidddidddddddiddddidaddididda SSILLSILLLLILSLM TPMT LILLIA L ELLEN ba Wi Waa Waa Waa Ud SLLLSLLILSELLLLDL SSL LLAMAS ALLL ETL SEL ba A new dancer comes from Norway to win American plaudits. VUISTTSTSSSSSSSSSSESS Ag —_—_— -—-- - “9 . , . . - _— « ™ — oer .aee Ri Ss “. bese e ORES NR: . : . To the left: Thomas Cosgrave, new Presi- dent af the Irish Re- public by virtue of his Li Mh hibhddbhddidshdhssishidddbhdiddsiddbddddititddddie recent election at the ‘ inaugural session of ; the Dail Eireann. 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=e Be... 2 1 a et BE aH be . a im? ¥ aes = . r ri = s a? ee "fe bh. tie . -| ? "ai it t ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1922. — oo — — New Girl, Autumn Model, to Be ‘‘100 Per Cent. Feminine”’ — “Flappers’ Day Is Done,” — — Says Alice M. Williamson _—— _— - New Girls Will Be More Modest, Kiss Less, Pet Less and Keep —_ ee ee By MARGTUERITE MOOERS MAR- bal 8 | ALL. is if 2: . > . ’ \ } , if sigh half =) sat hs $6 prett nink-cheeked, clever A lice Mi el Willamson-- melti rm a ' eg ¢t : cs Mr. Wi amsort wh we ’ know beet ae the . Mw of tnat i ; aah te, i; of rorance fabdricato > Cc. Rh. and Ww Willlameon co- suthors of ye Lightning Conduc- , ' | sind is > " tor, ot We Motor Maid he 7 : - Brightener™ and a score o: other jo} roe? {! ’ . ah : ous ove stories eat acrot . . t) " : i root of 7? . from me in - - - -* 7 u". biotite Be mye =} arrived 1 ' ' York onl¥ the other day, with A *- - bay : 7 >? budget of entertaining talk at t at Lu 7. Cis : ‘eT’ of t! st : HApe of edward II in the ruins o! Claston- . iTy (Cathedr a1 t] ough t? e ar iw- nanand des riptions spiritua.;y con wunicated by an oid mo! k to a brit- shparmy of about Dr. Steinach of Vienna a hie rejuvenation ¢x- periments: avout the appalling cw ' > , dition of after-the-war lite | that civ. which Mrs. Willlameon has da picted in het listest story. entitied “eae Rut there's another bit of news— or perhaps we should call it propne- cy—brought by Mrs? Williamsot which I believe the Post-Dispatch readers will find of quite special in- erest. t's just this—were going to have & New Girl this autumn, a gir! differest from anybody weve seen for a lone. leng time! “The Charmer.” Mre. Williamson asserted confidently. “is coming back The flapper is going out—liet the moradiets be reassured—but she will nog he succeeded by a prim Prieci la. Hew I should hate that! The Au- tumn Giri, in my opinion, is going to beltihe heroine of romance, the girl who leads men a dance, the graceful, dainty, modest, utterly alluring Gir!- as-She-U sed -to- Be “and.” the writer of romance add- ed swith a emile, “how the men will adijee her?” . nally. IT have suspected that thie eld-new trpe of femininity was ‘ust-earound the corner, ever since I read? the forecast of this autumn's etvies. The style in dress so often determines the style in girls. And | wes delighted to find that Mrs Willhameon agreed with me. “We know.” she pointed out, “that the long skirt, swinging and clinging graceful. is te be with Us—as & in England we've had And bobbed hair and rmatter of fact i: for over a vear is going « again; in its place we may @Aye curls and coils and raids Of course, we shall have a srl te match the gown and the coif- re: a feminine creature instead of a dbovish one. “We mustn't blame the boerish gc ri of the last few yvears.” she added ouickty and kindly. “She was a di- rect outgrowth of the war. When that was on, the short crop of hair Was a CONVenience—it saved so much time for the girl war worker. The shert skirt gave her the freedom of mevemment she required to do the work.ef bors and men. Very natur- ally, she acguired other bits of boy- ish “business’"—eslang, brusquerie of manner. freedom of behavier, a sert ol gene hurde ning. “Bhe waen't te blame. We sent the hen to fiaeht: then we told the girls and wemen that muet be as mech Bkhe men as possible. in order tc shoulder the burdens men left at hime. So there wae a perfectiy mat- ther ural temporary defeminization, and its results have lingered “Now the werld doesn't need the ' eee THE RHYMING OPTIMIST By Aline Michaelis The Paveriec. ite Jenkins brothere numbere] nme, a husky, happy grow; their diepesttions all were fin-. wy @il not howl ner wheep. They Sid not fuss of fret scold, never once were ill, they always did a" ihey were told, that te—exceprting Bil They did met ewer tear their hawt or make a tet of noise. or get black eyes and bieedy noes. like little neighder boys. They always Eeld ore rank at echool!l and studied with a Wil, they learned each lesson kept each rule, that ie—excepting Bi"! in or they atter life it was the same. the Jenki-s “ers Were great, they won to em )- penece and fame in science. church aod state. And folke whe foliewed their careers stood wat ‘hing with a tor@l, they gathered honors with the that is—excepting Bil! a Jenkins was a happy man and Ma too. WIth theughts« of all the Jenkine clan «a * “Guessing.” Men Constantly eee longer So it giri-boy any ‘Please go bax adorable girl.’ At last I believe th Great card te come te hand It does not matter if ite back is of a differen: Gesign than those of the pack. as i « back ‘s ret shown @uring the tric Courright. 1935. tr Public Ledeer Com pan) Queen Mary of Engtand. t not spending more than $150¢ a year for clethes nowadays, and of this says, k and be a dear. sweet, 66 = CHAPTER AAVIL . Old Bottics. girl has heard and heeded this re- >» oe qi eet eTar i¢€ rea . r a3 AS Le . re faa? = 4 Ss A , was bout aan 4 \irs Wi a : 2 ee! . ~ - a \ es meso added, a reminiscent tw was " heats is ore reer x , | "-e fat 6 . +s "Th @ las ‘ ™ " , Y yale he " | hear such . -EN i _ . ’ — Reartfelt comment from one of your ro or mime he was ; : ’ ’ . oo . +. 7 niceé-i OAS aia : Hi a i a ai sti _ - ed to Sa. les ’ is , - were standing together, when 4a ma Os +} ; had : is an * . 8 -. Pi | —— ~_* bh “er? rent fiantr an ed group of short-skirted liappers we ntered on his f er sit, he * b: E pstairs s ge . . 7 : * a ° — . . ih | he . 7 nr - *ee' + i kx ¢ ; ‘ t » fF : Ee n are tired of ers —A s of i> ¢ 7 , -_ ~ ray Now bere s ms head for yo Instar ’ he Wee . bash it: She puts that little } re st e@ ‘ve 5 este rca . 4 ali the men in sight, savs—to herse:! ™ sa€ } mind— THIS its the one I want.’ : «i : idle c nad 4 * then is so subti¢, so provocative, 8 pone- he told mea stor luring, that he is soon saying to him- porce, ie had hee: self. ‘Do rou suppose I can ever.-ever os o,. ) : : OL FlUY PENA. giscredited : “at ma mir nad usive . +) capture that maddening a ¢ ® of his livelihood and of } creature rin Te Sseerrns , > : . . on 3 esi A 4 - a _ : -* ~ «646 . , joan ¥ ic » a Insttacd of } man a . . pe st nes Kir u id r I Gr : > , -* 7 > > =? a Lin rt By > > . : > ~ - =S per. mab cto and I demand an expla: Charmer Girl makes a man think of : . AaAnsw ere " : ee « | allow him to pet her. She makes h it 4eu. yOu st °F - ~ee fn + " ’ Ko ‘* . . ‘ . | beg for a flower instead of taking « /0¥UF tatne A mBgurec that youc | casual kiss.” about expectin’ s¢ C s na : es " . , hh = * ba rae cm-, e | " These offhand kissings!” shive: ture. That's one re: why I wa | the creator of romances and the de- ©@ You to make track forthe Wes: . > ' ° _ - . = ’ 2 | tender of Romance If two persons ‘O° Set away trom 4:1 (this : | are going to exchange germs ard ®6V.F % Woure Hurt jour feelins | pyorrhea, I think at least they should #2) | have the compensation of being rea)- “My own father | ly In love. Weill, sir. fathers is something | “It is women,” she added, more that I knowed very little a st ] | Seriousiy. “who are the custodians of never had one of my own and most Romance. Tt is the. w no Ti ou¢g of th . ’ =. nw ~~ * - = & a % After - Dinner Tricks eas See man & know ledg : * (Are . > - - ‘s 2 . me : rc : hin > the M nas thi nig’ he qd have tr wor A - “4 VU * ‘ ire _ A — * a ° : a a. 4 7 ~ 7. 7 > E . 7 =“ a Sei @.Y . ¢ ~ >| . - ' * tee shar ’ x 2 rec + * Tr wa ia a : . heb ar ; h Lowe | —_— Cs _ " - ° ike this fa : "2. oe , , b- ° } the quicker thar r warren . ; oft the her oT It was ”™" oO ~ 7 re¢ , . _- Pize the spe _ af t- ° tun shaped n Bales | r No. 233.—The Traveting (ard. tu 2 a4wa aT q 4 : 7 . os 7 . ~ . - : PLAY ING card . pushed —_ And hat'es « , - _ ‘an the center ef the pack. Ups f could tell you a balf-doze he- > rittiing the pack. the card passes ty *"** Y®* ™y introduction to - the top fat? er ard whee T a? he . aed fame back to +> . . . ' ¢ ™ T “COM Pilsh eh fan e , o accomp nm ti.8 tea Previde easw ! lie T« . mind " 5 - yoursei= with an extra card fro~ hb gown and yur ng him for h ee ° a ~~ — another pack. Sua th tAree of hear z 7. n > 7 » ~ fk . ~ ” hn e > . ~ = ” | Be . « Secretly piace the rea! three en top : a 8. - aus s £O sroured of the pack. ard sin tre €xtra ear’ money, no, . ua er thane the laws ~ ’ . 7 Ge @ —_ on the bettom of the pack. Turn b. De rT e + free men. Air ‘ > — h y . .of tr +> 7 -* wl ~ x pack over, face up. and take the du tru Laurie Sluypenk hod plicate three, as though it were the “*O" Patent with your father : long: it had been scared of the ir- Muence work ed : had been a mighty timid place. F- ligon tried to expose your father. and he was ruined A wWworking-man tried to get justice against him and he was driven away. If I hive been a harder jodge it's because’ I'm a harder man Dec Sales ain't the fret man ve—killed—though I éidn't set cut to kill him-— ' —~an@ felt that I had done God's work in killin’ He died from the effects of his own way of living. He Gied because he didn’t hare the merve or the grit to take his punish - that for ~~ - ; ’ it 1 Avi , . ° > om «¢€ _ : re - — . »-s can » ea.i Vl > ’ , a ) = _ ‘? sic a > ; | -* . | own aw) ui. 4 rer _= } > 7} . .* MS =m. CS 4+Gh VWaik ed v1,e©r t c 7 + M - eT? al s v a ; a: - ihe _ . - - = . eu =" rij? Sic > i) ~~ ~~ ° r rn Dr +> . . ; = »~*> iad ~~ ai -* : | , : ~, - . pa. 2 c « Sturt Tu ’ ; — ~* ir 4 jah r = . | 4 : AA ~ ; : wh VM“ Ss og . . ~ ‘ + a : Ty: ‘ T > De s - an was ese mm 41a “4 ’ - on Aibae «a -" > As > 5 _ - ‘“w ~ - t - if Out « S ‘ , _ Ww ’ > . - . * “ n - - . - a ~~ a = ) =: sa i 5 r : Uw be im Dossi;i © i e - ~ - -* *- =. | a a — ; “ “atu iw r i . s + > = = ~ “ey 4 ~ | = . . 7 _ . — > ~ ; ‘ « a =“ «~ oe r = 7 “ > ~-— " > " 7 ‘ - - ' * “ 5 | ‘ . > * . > Ww AINW = ’ ’ 5 - s — » - » r=t L% iz Bt s € ta é > - \W . . ~ a >» \\ =? r Su -— “ . & . =» t ; \4 est «i 4 re = a , 5 ~ s * -* a ce - — " 2 f 5 ~ 5? . ' — -" - - - >. fak « Tr ¢ a * > —_ . _ > . . — - > > ~ ~ — 7 hae Jet « ‘ _— Pe -& 210% a i sve excet ‘ siiS ~ o ™ 7 ’ ~* .. wn b ~ ie Lam Ur e s gn r v Pe ee - - . ss " . - r . — = ~ 4 “ - . ~ + > . > a > a —_— > > ss > = * = = 4 > «+s = 3S ie - ’ , - . > > LA M i u SCA > » i > a ro, ~ -~= A &» : 7 - - >> 7 . v i = ‘ - & > > - ; 7 ~ > > “ Ana got “ “ Va burs ' : “ = . " *> ~ 2 us * = = . «i -~ > = ; A : ea FF s he , - , = ~ c S crf Ss Ww h his - 2 : 2 7 . , d 1g since 4 *- ¢ Tr °>* ° ot vo o — — SOT P iad — 2 we : " - : 7 Ss. e A mt t mel —h he i+ x - =e r fa who mightnt have a ras . - a“? a y sa surle€ ca 2 a Unt Of Gir "¢ t ‘ i Z v e has , Py a - 4 - = ae - ears Lo 1% way of t i- , 2 ro) , - * ths — “A = x See Se Be eo +s ~ - - YA , - _ ugh ing was wha . - oo an © | ~ | >» Cc ~ se i aTTl I - . vd } . : > " - . a6 ~~ wa & . . aU + = = ~ 7 : . - . U Stands rerTnands S S a2 Savags* mé To father ea Ma + ° exne > ? - . é I = Save at might fr . horse- whippine. He was thankful ¢ . | ~ ~~ > . _ = ~ > . = tad > Tr — “ = a = 7 . , ~- 4 2 = ‘ : a? . VA eh Be . | - ta « > . , al ma * | of wanted ~~ . > bad . »| , Da can e . — +> > : oa ~ * — > © Oe ow WV n . j a\@¢ 7 ° - = > > . > = : - S Jr fa er -« _—— ——— — ——e 9 ——-- = tie walked slow towarca tie coor Die thead Waita = LaAur.e said, 2nd st i . . d behind him ne © st ; the eves. Then : = os - - — 2 a oO ee e »- . » caught a’ , -" er.’ Ne! e s* “ c rf ied his face, he dropped s : There was &@ quivering in nis g. strong Ha s | “we 3 Eo 4 Tp be ‘own . — -™ a - VN esterper . 7 ~~ os -_ » > ~~ os . @se- ee 7 - 7 é * ce al ~~ 7 - ft Ante oe = ak + We = wh —_ > - Le A Ns ar tur . + a ~ tie sat fora our after the West- - > + Oo all 4 > - ™ eT eT ha > : a ia ared his Spirit 6 ow painful of many willful . ~ ~_—* . . > misconceptions And his pride hurt hi sore —it ad needed, it would seer . ignorant, untamed man to life and love for him. It had need this same ruthiess, nat- ral man to tear the veil away from his knowledge of his father. He had blinded himse!f to the truth. he had kept himself ‘ Sluypenkill— wasnt he. after a responsible for that wretched fat s death’? Woulkl he not, after all—but for the savage —hbe respons for something that would have been worse for Sophie . . = —2 The new strong wine ofa n r Sitating. open- ry ~~ T ; force WN ae ere a place for im the c lized werld”?” Proba not. but when it broke ose—cidcn ft : sometimes eak old ga Zz hains and fre profound despairs?’ His life would be the cleaner for Q's passionate in- . a ae _iien .er.erence s.Uypenagiili would be the Try a Staufer Laundry Tab- let in your next wash—judge for work quicker, better and at less cost than using soap. yourself—it does the Makes Washing Easy and Pleasant Equally effective for al] kin materials to dainty lingerie. woodwork, bric-a-brac, ; 2 7 re a. " : - > Srnor supply : x ds of wash, from heaviest Just the thing for washing carpets, etc. ow WwTrile or phone Tyler £542. Manufactured byw Staufer Laundry Supply Co. =630 University sr St. Louis, Mo. : ; cleaner. To see what was right an” to do it, instantly, without ¢t of self. Yes—Laurie emiled --— + © a > of ecvnical civilization—and then b« stoned to death by an uncom bending mob. Well, Re would try the West. To Be Continued in the Post-Dispatch. | CREAM OF RICE SOUP INSE lightly ome cup rice: coox in two quarts salted water until kernels burst: stew one quart toma- toes (cammed) half hour. Season whem put nm store With one tea- spoen salt, one level soupspoon pep- per. ome tablespoon sugar, one me- dium-sized Onion isiliced). three cloves, one bay leaf and a meg. Rub tomatoes through sieve. when done, into the rice starch, add one cup whipped cream and serve ‘se © se ™ | Grape Bombe REPARE a quart of grape sher- bet by boiling together for five minutes half a cupful of sugar and one cupful of water. Soak one tea- spoonful of gelatine in two table- spoonfuls of cold water and add to the hot syrup with half a cupful of corn syrup. Blend in one cupful of grape juice, the strained juice of ong lemon, strain and freeze. When fro- zen line a chilled melon mold with the sherbet and fill the center with stiffly whipped cream, mixed with two tablespoodnsful of powdered su- gar and hak a cupful of crushed, dried marcaroon crumbs. Flavor the cream mixture with vanilla extract, cover the filling with a layer of the sherbet and fill the mold with a wa- ter-tight cover. Bury in cracked ice and rock salt for three hours. noel es a> : | cf Lord Glanely of 8 society early this imiral John K. Rob- i in Newport for some | bringing Miss time but are tetas : Radcliffe witht — , Center— Charles Selden7 Mrs. Joseph L. Bates Warren. =| Right—Miss Bm Benoist of the capa most entertained # season. of Mr. and Mrs. | § daughter of Mr. and m, daughter of Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Lee | ises to be one of the | tantes of the coming | | = ) tea oy 90m Vanilla well without ‘separating; | Sradually until very | P add butter. flavoring, NE cup suger. “4 and rolled cats. Drop | Two eggs. ty geen on well-greased cookie One tablespoon ? wake in a2 moderate oven One cup chopped brown. 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Left—Miss Kather London, will be introd season by Mrs. John K. ison, U. S. Navy. The time but are returning Radcliffe with them. Center—Miss Virgit Charles Selden; Ann Mrs. Joseph I. Weller; Bates Warren. Right—Miss Nancy Bénoist of the capital. most entertained and rf season. / Rolled Oat Ma NE cup sugar. Two eges. One tablespoon melted One cup chopped dates oF Two cups rolled oats. a —$$___— ————$—_—_____ ané Gtair EE" a ea Se 7 ae * > ee ee : * $ . % ~ . a od py PHOTOS Y ¢ nS 7. Cae : SO OM he Tr - oe ses AS. * ™ A ER OI — Me ES te © 6 YNOER W000 E UNDERWOCO i Lord Glanely of Peociety early this | John K. Rob- port for some bringing Miss of Mr. and Mrs. t of Mr. and m@, daughter of Mrs. ‘ mMIStakes. or could, nturing eyes and his were But even the wisest of Foxes will once in a while forget or will make a mistake. wondered at t! occasionally forget. One of his first visit alone to the Green |or- est. Hea was trotting along caught a new and strange sound, In- stantly the young Fox stopped. stood perfectly still, with his sharp little black ears pointed two for- ward that he might hear better. That | sound was unlike anything had ever heard. It came from a tree just ahead of him. his eyes opened very wide, very wide, indeed. that tree backwards was the queer- est fellow he ever had seen. He hadn't supposed there was such a queer fellow in all the Great World. He was big, ‘much bigger than the young Fox, and he was covered with what to the young Fox was the queerest kind of hair. When he looked closely he found that there were two kinds of hair. One was fine, but the other made the young Fox rub his eyes. Never had he heard of such hair, it actually rattled this queer fellow came tree. It was this rattling which Was strange he the sound the young Fox had first | heard. Of course, you have guessed who it was who was climbing down that tree. It was Prickly Porky the Por- cupine. What the young Fox took for queer hair was his quills, the little spears he carries hidden in his coat. How that young Fox did stare! Slow- ly and fretfully Prickly Porky came | The young Fox didn’t know | down. Tasty New Dishes No need to burden your table with the usual. No need to worry about providing new and different things for your family meals. Tasty new dishes in abundance are suggest- ed in “Deviled Dainties,” a beautiful booklet that’s free to you. Deviled Chili Meat, unsurpassed for sand- wiches, salads and deviled eggs, with its rare flavor of wholesome meat and the tang of its tasty spices, affords the housewife many an op- portunity to provide new and appealing things to eat. Deviled Dainties tells how. Your grocer has a copy for you. It is free with the purchase of a 15c package of the meat. Sn SS: — , — ee TEE ie Bh obs BSS 5 Ses SG ee nm \ =~ BA = GEBHARD T’S EAGLE Chill Powder” BRAND DEVILED CHILI MEAT all | So perhaps it is not to be | at the young Fox did | these | times was On the day that he made | down the , Lone Little Path when his sharp ears He | Presently | Coming down the trunk of | as | down the | r done — Prickly whether to run ided to lime enough to run w or to aT 1% rr cher stay. There 4 hen he had to. ied around and un the Lone where the ° He moved Prickly Porky rea began to shuffle slow}l, Little Path toward Fox Was sitting. Porky paid no attention to the young for. to fear from a fellow who could move no faster than this one did. “Who are you?” he demanded. Prickly Porky paid no attention to the young Fox, but continued to talk to himself in a fretful way. young Fox repeated his question, and still Prickly Porky took no heed. The young Fox became angry. He began to call Prickly Porky names. He jumped about, around him at a safe distance and pretended that he was going to jump on Prickly Porky. Could you have seen them wouldn't have guessed that Prickly Vorky even knew that the young Fox was about. The young Fox be- came angrier and angrier. got that he knew nothing about this strange fellow. He kept jumping about him and getting nearer and | nearer to him as he called him bad | names and became very impudent, indeed. (Copyright. 1922.) — ——— The voung | Fox decided that there was nothing | The | you | He for- | —— —— eT 7 ORIES As Easy to Raise Fourteen Children as Three How and Why This Can Be Done Explained by American Mother of Fourteen Children in Seventeen Years. By FAY STEVENSON. OLRTEEN children in 17 years! - That is the record of Mr. and M rank A. Logan of 32 Lit- Newark, N. J reigners frequently have fami- l if this size, but when an Amer i and woman undertake rear : lurge a family evervone whis- ; : tieton avenue, oO ers: “But where are they going to It costs have large get the food and the shoes? too much nowadays to famAlie And yel— “When you are bringing up a fam- ily of two or three it takes just as much time and almost as much money as it does to have a very large family,”” said Mrs. Logan at frame cottage in Newark. Although the fourteenth baby is only days old, Mrs. Logan was about do- ing the housework, and looking after the healthy little brood in the back Yard. - , > her seven The baby is a girl, the sixth in the | family, and weighs 12 pounds. The eldest girl is 16, and eight boys of the family range from one to 15 vears of age. Mr. Logan is a motor- mangemployed by the Public Service Railway Co. “You see, any mother who has a small brood of children has to mend just sO many socks and cook just. so much oatmeal, rice, soup and gru- el,”’ declared Mrs. Logan. “Her time is always filled, and since she has to devote her life to her family, she might just as well bring a large fam- ily into the world, for it isn’t any more work to bring up 14 children than it is to care for three or four.” Both Mr. and Mrs. Logan admitted they were stumped as to what to call | this new arrival. They have named the children after all the favorite members of the family and now they are looking about for a pretty but Bpuitable name. ; “And nothing but a gensible ene will do,” emphatically announced Mrs. Logan. “We don’t want any stage beauties in our family. Every girl and boy is going to get a gram- mar school education, and then the girls will learn typewriting and the boys a trade. All our children have sensible names. There is Frank, Charles, Joseph, John, James, Rob- ert, Wilbur, Raymond, Irene, May, Marie, Edna and Ruth. Every one of Mrs. Logan's chil- dren is fat and rosy with health. ee yp ee —_ ee a — Usually among so many you will fing a cripple or one child who is slightly defective, but these children are all fit for the baby show. Their eyes are clear and their skins pink with the flush of youth and, they bob about with all the rapidity and agil- ity of the Goose-book children in the shoe, from under beds, over tables and behind mother’s skirts. “I feed my children very little meat,’ said Mrs. Logan, “first, be- cause it is too expensive, and second, because I think they thrive better upon oatmeal, rice, potatoes, green vegetables and milk. In the winter I give them a stew or broth. “Nor do I allow them to sit up until all hours of the night. Seven o'clock for the tiny tots and nine for the older ones is the rule. Most of my children are so young that I keep them in the back yard where they are safe from autos and large trucks. Of course, it takes time and patience to care for my brood, but aftar all it is worth while. My husbana and I were both born in Newark and we are good Americans.” So here's to the Logans, the sterk and the littlest of the Logana. TTTITITYT - = MILK the DIFFERENCE, ADE Plenty to Eat—but Starving! The smaller bird is s tarving for lack of the essential vitamines found in milk OTH these chickens were fed exactly the same combination of corn, wheat, barley and millet. Milk only was added to the diet of the larger bird. These two chickens are of the same breed and sex and from the same hatch. Milk Made the Difference Part of our interesting exhibit, now on display ‘at the Post-Dispatch Car- nival for the benefit of the Ice and Milk Fund, Laclede and Vandeventer. ST. LOUIS MILK-FOR.HEALTH CAMPAIGN Note the result. direction NATIONAL DAIRY COUNCIL + oF - x i iis Bake ete 4 oaee Pa Ris Se. ~ = a i as FOG : * ‘ By

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