St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 8, 1922

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(Copyright, 1923.) 4 PeoL. 75. ls AD VICTORY BY (Copyright, 1922.) — a a . ae Be om”) , by H. G Fisher, S. Patent Office.) ' ».¢ (Copyright, 1922.) : SAV ALS Ok SN ' ‘ ld’s Series hopes. uncor ed-seat heroes didn’t deserve 7 ei > “Gtants", 4to 3. ce AL A LLL LLL LL! ELLOS LOL AL A ee Ten Thousknd Offers Today! Board, Rent, each, Loan, Et Bee REAL ESTATE AND WANT Pages To Serve, Employ, * Lease, Sell, Buy, c. No. 33. PART ONE _——— oo 3T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Sunda FIRST SPO 2 , NEWS SECTION ING 8 ION ROTOGRAVURE SECTI SUNDAY MAGAZINE, 20 PAGES. COMIC SECTION, ES. PAGES. 4 PA Oo P SECTION. 10 PAGES. ON, 8 PAGES. 4 PAG ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1922. ee es & & Pages 1—4. PRICE § CENTS i mui YANKEES OF RUNNING ; Leaguers’ Play, > After Flash of Hitting ' Power Nets Two Runs in: First Inning of World’s ‘ was — Series Contest, Is as Dis-| , mal as the Weather. — , *s ce - 1 cs AWS a apn RE ee es rs, ay id Work Prevents Hug - gins Players From Win. ning Out Later; Drenched | | | BUSH AND NEHF ARE EXPECTED TO PITCH IN TODAY’S CONTEST NEW YORK, Oct. 7. NLY, a forlorn hope remains to the New York “Yankees” in the world’s baseball champion- ship struggle. It demands that they win four victories in suc- cession. One more victory for the “Giants” will end the series. For tomorrow, if weather and ground conditions permit § the playing of the contest, Joe Bush probably will pitch for the Yan- kees and Art Nehf unquestion- ably will pitch for the Giants. This pair met in the opening game and both were taken out of the fray, Bush being punished much harder than Nehf. The rotation of umpires will bring Kiem behind the plate again, with the order the same as on the opening day. Suit. HUSBAND TAKES ROBBER REPORTED ._,. MILLED DEPUTY|S SHOT IN HOLDUP ~ Real Heroes of the Fi ive Men Enter Road House By John E. Wray. is Editor of the Post-Dispatch. | _ NEW YORK, Oct. 7.—Drowned! | hat goes for the drenched bleacher- as well as for the ‘Yankees’ ”’ Those loyal | fate, but the Huggins’ men! went down for the third time it the Polo Grounds, fully meriting r defeat. _Tacompetent on the bases, incap- s of thinking quickly, inept in aw and totally out of luck when ihe horseshoes were distributed, the man League submerged representatives again by. the The Yankees’ who opened the ser- _§ tes overwhelming favorities, as a re- ult of today’s disaster are now all out of the running for the title ! for the major share of the rich e to be distributed to the play- Persons desiring to wager on the Kees’ hopes can write their own ets here tonight. a The Giants still must win another mory to clinch their -title; but, if igames played thus far are fore- ihers of what may be expected to- row, the series will end tomor- Wafternoon, weather and ground ons permitting. Yankees’ Fine Start. out as though they in- nded to batter pitcher.Hugh Mc- iillan from the box and to make p for their previous hitting short- Huggins’ men, by consist- nt hitting, gained a lead of two runs iti S | the first innng. Then the slug-; ® terrors faded to a whisper and me Giants caught and passed them mia four-run rally in the fifth in- , nm which “horseshoes” and five bit resulted in four runs. Yankees came to life in the h, With Aaron Ward’s home and again in the ninth air ; but, with a wonderful chance win the game, they played in the ah like a team of municipal lea- , failing to score a run when eeieurs would have counted two m won the game. “Allbis they have none, Outhit, out- yea, outgamed, outpitched and mwitted, they have no claim on the Melie’s sympathy and only a faint muse to offer for failure. *n@ only person who is entitled to " Fan's sympathy is pitcher Car) "swho should have won his and would have done so had 8, instead of the Yankees, , m behind him, 5 Seize Opportunities. McGraw horde played with fight and Shout, and took advantage of : ' | | killed one determination | t few opportunities Mays and good | wn® gave them, with alertness: M the activity of a starved terrier. had the “breaks” with them, = they also had the courage’ to the opening which eventually n them the struggle. mM lone hero stood out down there | mé field, but there were about. of them who sat during the bur rain, wet to the skin, but to forego the _ spectacle. Yankees had chances them in the zero hour. to in the hall of fame, but | ane “ps the outstanding surprise the showing of Hugh McQuil- Giants’ pitcher, who, the Yankees’ clubbing, ‘came : & fame bird and held the mt helvlens to the ninth. There — wened slightly; but his rec- | Was «Mage by the “dumb-bell” ‘was 2.02 inches. The maximum tem- | . bat-. » nd buffeted in the first in- ces of the men opposed to . & day for ducks, not men. the morning light, the mist Seg on Page 2, Part 2, : ed the Sport Section. . Te Gity ¢ Circulation a When Three Deputy Con- stables Are There low. In a fight with five robbers who attempted to hold up the bartender | and customers at Rose Inn, on the | North and South road, one mile south of Clayton road, at 12:45 a. m. today, r J. Roth was shot and_ seriously wounded and is believed to have of the robbers wounded another. Three of the robbers escaped. after a running pistol fight with | Roth, who was wounded five times, and two other deputies. It was re- and ported from Roth’s home early to- | day that his condition was critical. | George Niederberger, proprietor of | the inn, said that Roth, Thomas. Manion and Lee Yaden, Deputy Con- stables of Central Township, standing at the bar when five men. entered, four of whom drew revolvers. and ordered those in the place to’ hold up their hands. and Shooting and Chase Fol- Deputy Constable George | were | ‘Custody of the Three Chil- | Phoenix dren Asked by Notre Dame | Professor’s Wife in Her | DIVORCE SOUGHT LONG BRONZE HAR BY MRS. TIERNAN, ONLY CLEW IK CRUELTY ALLEGED DERNIER SLAVIN Are Baffled as Each Avenue Indicating Solution Leads Authorities to Nothing. ‘CLUBMAN FOUND IN FAMILY TO MICHIGAN: , Despite Separation,. Wil Continue Fight to Have Poulin Declared Father of Third Child. | Special to the Post- Dispatch. SOUTH BEND, Ind., The parting of the ways was reached by Prof. John P. _Tiernan and his wife, Augusta P. Tiernan, today when the couple and Mrs. Tiernan filed suit for di- vorce from the professor. She al- Oct. 7.— Mrs. Tiernan asks for the custody of the three children. Irene. 4; Mary, 3, and William, ter is the chilad which both Prof. and Mrs. Tiernan claimed was the offspring of Harry Poulin, who is not mentioned in the divorce com- plaint. The suit which owas filed at 4 'o’clock this afternoon refers to the leges cruel and inhuman treatment. ‘and California clubman, was CANAL SEPT. Developments Show Chicago | Man Led Dual Life Inter- laced With Many Affairs With Women. By the Associated Press. PHOENIX, Ariz., Oct. long, dark hair—one that carries a | glint of bronze when it is held to the, light—ts the only real, tangible clew separated | Sheriff John Montgomery and his ‘deputies have had to work on pince | 10 months. The lat- | an envelope in the Sheriff’s safe, was | | found. the body of Guy Dernier, Chicago found | floating in the Arizona Canal, afternoon of Sept. 12. This one hair carefully stored in | found clinging to one of Dernier’s socks shortly after his body |'Dernier’s effects that did not beloag alleged cruel and inhuman treatment. by the statement that “The defend- /ant immediately prior to separation, ‘and for many weeks prior thereto threatened that he would take the _two daughters of the plaintiff and | defendant, to-wit, Irene Tiernan and Mary Tiernan, of the ages of 4 an years respectively, away from this efendant and place them in a home | apart from the plaintiff. Further Allicgations. “Plaintiff further says that dur-| ing the more recent weeks of their. | married life the defendant cruelly to him, said the Sheriff today. Sheriff Montgomery today -re- turned from a tour of towns in the /southeast part of the State in con- |'Sheriff Frank W. Los Angeles. bility for much of the interview | }and in an inhuman manner person- | allv told. the plaintiffMthat this plain- | tiff and himself, the defendant | therein, were not naturally ca!lcu- | lated to Hve together, -that their | ideals were different. and that on ac- | count thereof it would never be pos- nection with the case. Also, Deputy Bell returned from He disclaims responsi- at- | tributed to him yesterday in the coast ' city and he its supposed to have said that the lists of suspects in the Der- nier case had narrowed down to two | prominent business men of Phoenix. Bell states that the Los Angeles story | originated almost in its entirety with a Los Angeles County Deputy Sher- iff. “Affairs With Women.” “There are perhaps 20 men who'| would have had a motive for killing | Guy Dertner,”’ said Sheriff Montgom- ery today. “He lived a dual life. His 'familiars were to be found in all He said Roth drew his revolver sible for this ‘plaintiff and defendant | | strata of society, from the top to the and began firing, one of the robbers | to live together in a happy, congen- | | dregs. | man, especially at this time, man who killed Guy Dernier would | falling in his tracks. The other! three armed men fired at the officers and seized their wounded companion and put him into an automobile, which they entered, driving north, Roth and Manion gave pursuit in another car, and Niederberger and | Yaden, in a third car, all firing at the robbers’ automobile. The robbers turned west on Clay- ton road and skidded into the road- side ditch about 100 yards west of the intersection. Four of them left | the car. Roth shot one of them down. The remaining three ran Manion and the other pursuers | pausing to attend Roth, who had | fallen from hsi wounds. FAIR TODAY; RISING TEMPERATURE TOMORROW THE TEMPERATURES. Official forecast for St. Louis and vicinity: Fair today and tomorrow; rising temperature tomorrow. Drizzling rain THE Mos UITO yesterday We me | froeett = cre in temperature . to a more sea- LES sonable level ee ae than St. Louis (o—7 Za? ¢ has experienced recently. The rainfall was only .03 of an inch from 7 a. m. to 9 p. m1. yesterday, but this was in ad- dition to 1.03 inches, from 2 a. m. Friday to 7 a. m. yester- day, which was the heaviest rain since Sept. 10, when the § fall perature Friday was reminiscent of summer, 88 degrees; the highest) yesterday was 69 degrees, during the morning, and the mercury dropped steadily to the chilly point of 52 at 9p.m. A rise is éxpected tomorrow, | but the lowered temperatnure prob- ably had the effect of killing mos- | quitoes, which have been numerous of late. Missouri and Illinoits—Fair today) and tomorrow; rising temperature | tomorrow. of the ®' Bronson, Mich., | ial marriage relation.’ | In view of the fact that the di- | iyverce complaint was prepared be- ifore the separation actually took | ‘place Saturday afternoon, it is pre- | isumed that the Tiernans have To say that this man or thai is the be foolish. “In all our investigations we are constantly finding evidence of Der- nier’s affairs with women—many | ‘reached this solution of their diffi- | ¥°™©”. not one or two—and the in- culties of the last several through agreement and that Tiernan is permitting his wife to | obtain the decree of divorce. Tiernan has repeatedly stated that he detests divorce and separation | | because of “Mv belief in the integ- ‘rity of the home, the sanctity united family.” For this reason it is) |probable that he refused to become la plantiff in an action for divorce. Takes Family to Michigan. With all arrangements made for the divorce and with the understand- ing that the complaint would not be filed until late in. the afternoon, Prof. and Mrs. Tiernan, accompa- nied by the three children, drove to leaving the city at 11 o’clock this morning. It is at Bronson that Mrs. Tiernan will find a haven of refuge with her mother until the case comes up for the at- tention of the court. She will then return to South Bend long enough to prosecute the divorce, her course from then on being uncertain. Prof. Tiernan is expected to return to South Bend Sunday and on Monday probably will be found conducting his law classes at Notre Dame. From friends of the Tiernans it was learned tonight that Prof. Tier- nan intends to turn over the fam{ly home here to Mrs. Tiernan and also provide the money that will pay /or the education of the children, pro- vided they are placed in a Catholic school. Not to Affect Paternity Case. It is stated that the filing of the divorce suit will not cause a with- drawal of the appeal from the City Court in the matter of the case wherein it is the intention of Prof. and Mrs. Tiernan and Prosecuting Attorney Floyd Jellison to place the paternity of the 10-months-old boy, “Billie,” on Harry Poulin. What- ever financial means are necessary iin prosecuting the case, it is state, | will come from Prof. Tiernan. Conferences between. Prof. Tier- nan and Prosecutor: Jellison are to be held during the next few days relative to the details of carrying ‘on this legal fight. The Professor is quoted as stating that both he an Mrs. Tiernan are agreed that what- ever hapuens, s0 far as their do- mestic relationship is ie Praga | they will stick together in their ef- | Continued on Page 2, Column 7. months | Prof. | | State and into California. Prof. | derworld | vestigations have led us all over this “We have decided that the side Denier’s life connected with the un- was unknown to his friends of respectable society. As far as | narrowing down our’ suspicions is concerned, it amounts to just this— | Dernier might h c north through fields and escaped, |marriage and the happiness of the} ght have been killed by a jealous husband or he might have | died at the hand of some woman's paromour.” “Promising Clew—Nothing.” City Detective Lewis A. Parham and V. T. Bledsoe, special investiga- tor for the County Attorney's office, who have been working on the case, confirmed Sheriff Montgomery's statements. Bledsoe returned only last night from Douglas, where he had gone in connection with the case. “The same old thing.”” he said to- day. “A promising clew, and then the blind wall.’’ ‘All the officials unite {n denying the reported charge made by R. T. Dernier, brother of the dead man, in Chicago, last night, that the probe of _ Dernier’s death was being squelched. “You may say for me,” said the Sheriff, “that I shall continue my in- vestigations, and when I have some- thing of any real importance to an- nounce I shall announce it.” HAS OWNER RIGHT TO PARK CAR IN FRONT OF HOME? POLICE ASK Problem Not Covered in Ordinances | Is Presented for Ruling by One of Judges. The question of an automobile owner's right to park. his machine i the street in front of his home over night is raised in a complaint for- warded to police court yesterday by the police, directed against Edgar Supp of 6801 Cates avenue. The complaint sets forth that Supp, night after night, has parked his machine at the curb in front of his home and refuses to put it else- where. A policeman has instructed him to discontinue the practice on the ground that the machine there is dangerous to traffic, especially the fire department. Supp, however, says he has a right to park the car there and the police, unable to find anything in the city ordinances cov- ering the question, decided to let one of the police judges pass on it. 12 71.—A sinule | the | Was | , ‘ ! It was the only thing abdout | ; VOLIVA PREDICTS NEW WORLD WAR TO SAVE HOLY LAND FOR JEW |i By the Associated Press. 5 CHICAGO, Oct. 7. ILBUR GLENN VOLIVA, W overseer of Zion City, to- day pronounced a prophecy, gleaned from between the lines of Scripture, he said, of a forth- coming world war in which En- gland and the United States will succor the Jews from the ravy- ages of all other peoples. There will be three alliances ofy nations according to Voliva, Russia, Japan, China and Ger- many, under the leadership of Trotzky, will form one; 10 na- tions of Western Europe appear- ing as the 10 horns that Daniel saw in his’ interpretation of Nebuchadnezzar’s dream, will comprise the second, and the United States and Great Britain, hand in hand with Jehovah, the third. Al) the fighting, accord- ing to Voliva, will be over the Jews and their desire to fulfill biblical prophecy to restore Palestine. Trotzky, he said, would try to overrun the Holy Land on horseback, carrying out a prediction found in Ezekiel. The devastation will start as soon as they get the horses, he said. In the meantime, however, Voliva saw Israel as saved by American and British aviators, ‘| flying with their planes filled | with Jews, toward Palestine. | ‘JUDGE SENTENCES TEAMSTER Continues Case of Chicagoan Until He Can Be Examined on the Story. By the Assoctated Press. CHICAGO, Oct. 7.—As a fine for alleged overloading of his horse- 'drawn wagon, James O’Donald, pres- ‘ident of a local teaming company, today was sentenced to read “Black Beauty” by Municipal Judge -John F. Haas. The Judge then continued |O’Donald’s case until Nov. 4, when) the defendant must pass an exami- nation on the story. An officer for the State Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to | Animals, testified that O’Donold’s 'three-horse team was overloaded | day in the loop district. 'MARIE LLOYD, 52, LONG A STAR | ON STAGE, DITS IN LONDON Singer Was Tremednous Favorite in England, United States, Australia and South Africa. ‘Corvriant. 1922.) LONDON, Oct. 7.—Marie Lloyd died this morning after a brief ill- | ness at her home in Golders Green | ‘here. She was 62 years old. For more than 30 years she was @. 'much applauded star, not only ‘the music halls of London but in those off the United States, Austra. | | lla and South Africa. She had an | agreeable voice, a jolly tempera r | favorite | | and was a tremendous _ wherever she sang. Most of her songs gained their popularity "e- cause of the insinuations she in- jected by her clever and humorous by-play. She was married three times. Her third husband, by whom she is su?¢- vived is Bernard Dillon, once a ce‘e- brated jockey. HEAD OF FIRM WHERE $1,000,000 IN LIQUOR WAS FOUND GIVES UP Morrie Birnbaum of New York, Charged With Dry Law Viola- tion and Released on Bail. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Oct. 7.—Morrle | Birnbaum, president of the Standard i|Carpet Co., Inec., in whose property | Federal prohibition authorities last inight dug $1,000,000 worth of liquor | | from secret underground vaults, to- day surrendered when he learned that a Federal grand jury contem- plated investigation of the case. He was charged with violation of the prohibition amendment and re- leased on $10,000 bail. By the Associated Press. BRUSSELS, Oct. 7.—Brand Whit- lock, former United States Ambassa- dor to Belgium, and Ferdinand Bru- not, French philologist and profes- ‘sor in the Sorbonne, were formally | received as members of the Belgian | Academy today. The ceremony took ' place in the presence of King Albert ‘and Queen Elizabeth, the Ambassa- ‘dors of the United States, France and Spain, members of the Govern- ment and notable personages in the arts, letters and politics. It was announced from Brussels in August that a royal decree had approved the election of Brand ‘Whitlock as foreign member df the Royal Academy of French Language and Literature. Week’s Weather Outlook. | By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.—Weather outlook for the week beginning Mon- day includes: Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys: . Generally fair: cool at beginning of week; temperature normal or above there- after. TO READ “BLACK BEAUTY” 4500 pounds when it stalled yester-| in | BRAND WHITLOCK IN ASADEMY: THRACE EVACUATION PLAN APPROVED BY HE BRITISH CABINET for Protection of By the Associated Press. T turned over to the Turks, The Christians of Thrace, says sternation over the probable terms iniquitous decision is carried out, and the Kemalists make no secret deportation.’’ They declare that at the close the Turks, and Thrace was annexed Greek Deputies Appeal to Harding WENTY-EIGHT Greek Christian deputies of Thrace in the Greek national assembly have cabled President Harding and the Amer- ican Congress, seeking protection for the Greek, Armenian and other Christian populations in Eastern Thrace, should that territory be Eastern Thrace will be restored to Turkey. ‘‘They are under no, illusion of the fate awaiting them, if this ’? continues the message. paper guarantees will insure the fulfillment of any Turkish promises, the Christian populations under Turkish rule by massacre, exile and The deputies protest against such a decision and denounce it as ‘(A reproach on Christian civilization and the most glaring act of international injustice and bad faith in modern history.’’ the Christians of the Ottoman Empire the pledge of liberation from Christians in Thrace ATHENS, Oct. 7. the message, are in a state of con- of the Mudania armistice, whereby ‘*For no of their determination to wipe out of the World War, the allies gave to Greece by the treaty. MEN CHARGED WITH | | RATHENAU SLAYING REPORTED POISONED Several Defendants on Trial Ill After Eating Choco- lates. | By the Associated Press. LEIPSIC, Oct. 7.—A sensation was | caused at today’s session of the trial |of 15 persons accused of complicity 'in the assassination of Dr. Walter Rathenau, the Foreign Minister, when it was rumored that the sud- den illness of several of the defend- ants was due to poisoned chocolates. The rumor had it that an attempt was made by extreme nationalists tov kill certain of the accused prisoners whose evidence tended to compro- mise prominent reactionaries. “UNCLE JOE” CANNON FINISHES TRIP OVER OLD ROUTE BY TRAIN | Veesrun Congressman Covered Most of Road He Traveled as Child in | 1840 by Auto. } By the Associated Press. | DANVILLE, Il, Oct. 7.—“Uncle Joe’ Cannon, who retires next March after 46 years of service in Congress, came home to Danville today, after traveling most of the way over the same road he followed when he came West with his parents and brothers in 1840. On that trip of 82 years ago, ne rode, a child of four, in his moth- er’s arms on the high swaying seat of a lumbering prairie schooner. Now, more than foursome years later, he has fulfilled a long cher- ished ambition to make the same trip again, following the old nation- al road from Frederic, Md., to In- dianapolis, by automobile. Because of fatigue he. was forced to abandon his car at the Hoosier capital and complete the journey by train. TALKS TO LONDON FROM JERSEY Sir Thomas Lipton Speaks Message - Across Ocean by Radio. By the Associated Press. NEWARK, N. J., Oct. %.—65ir Thomas Lipton, famous yachtsman, succeeded in talking to London last night by radio, it was learned today when a radiogram arrived from Har- ry Gorden Selfridge, London depart- ment store man, confirming receipt of Sir Thomas’ greeting. The mes- sage was sent from a local depart- conened store broadcasting station. Ry th he Assoctated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7.—The at- | tempt of H. Gordon Selfridge J>-., \son of the well-known London mer- chant, to transmit his voice from San Francisco to his father in Londoa yesterday through the agency of land and radio telephony was indifferently successfrul, according to a cable- gram received today from the senior Selfridge. The cable said that “A few faint words were heard,” in Lon- don. Selfridge used the regular long 4is- tance telephone to Newark, N. dz, ‘where his voice was taken up by a radio station and sent to London. As far as is known it is the first trial of the sort. UNION BANK SEEKS FORD ACCOUNT ‘By the Associated Press. | CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 7.—Joseph y, Hobart Jr., director of the Broth- erhood of Locomotive Engineers’ Bank here, will shortly go to Detroit to suggest to Henry Ford that he become a depositor in the Cleveland brotherhood bank, it was announced today. POSES HUNT FOR “NEGRO ASSAILANT “OF VETERAN'S WIFE Woman, 22, Is Dragged Into Ditch From Road 100 Yards From Home Near Brentwood. ' Armed posses from Brentwood and vicinity last night searched the woods in that part of St. Louls Coun- ty for a negro who attempted to as- sault Mrs. Eric Pritz, 22 years old, wife of a disabled war veteran, at 7:30 p. m., as she was walking from a car line to her home on the Man- chester road, in Brentwood. A fierce struggle by Mrs. Pritz, of ‘slight stature, averted the consum- mation of attack by the negro, after he dragged her from the road into a ditch. Part of her clothing! was torn from her body. off the negro, but later collapsed of shock. The attack took place within 100 small store, a quarter of a mile east of the Kirkwood-Ferguson car line. She was unable to scream until the negro abandoned his attempt and fled. Mrs. Pritz is employed in St. Louis. Her husband was gassed during the war and is unable to work. Tries to Run Away. Mrs. Pritz said she left a west- bound Kirkwood-Ferguson car at the Manchester road and started to walk to her home. The negro accosted her, she said, when she was within 100 yards of home, and seized her when she_ started to run. He dragged her into a ditch parallel to the road. A struggle ensued, Mrs. Pritz’s head being pounded against a fence post and her clothing torn. Apparently becoming frightened, the negro ran from the Manchester road south into a wooded strip known as Shady Lane Bottoms, at one edge of Brentwood. Vague Description Given. Posses searching for the negro have no description of him other than that he was dressed in work- ing man’s clothes and may bear marks on his face where Mrs. Pritz attempted to scratch him. The searchers combed the Shady Lane Bottoms and a nearby negro colony and then, augmented by more armed possemen from Brentwood, Maplewood and nearby towns be- gan a systematic hunt. Deputy Sheriffs who went to Brentwood from Clayton were un- able to get in touch with the posses but remained at Brentwood to pre- vent disturbances. Efforts were made last night by Brentwood officers to get blood- hounds from St. Charles and several points in Illinois to trail the negro. CONSTANTINE AT PALERMO HOTEL By the Associated Press. PALERMO, Sicily, Oct. 7.—For- mer King Constantine of Greece has taken up his residence in the Hotel des Palmes. He takes dally drives about the city and its enyirons. Gen. Paparoulos and the other Greek officers of Constantine's suite, who accompanied him here from Greece after his abdication, have re- turned to Athena. wee ee & ————————— ‘ Daily POST-DISPATCH wont approximately Equals .i*k. Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined, and Exceeds that of the = ———————— Daily Star nae {Times Combined by apresimately 40,000 n She suf-| fered only minor injuries in fighting | yards of her home, which is above a’ ALLIES WOULD GUARD ZONE FOR 30 DAYS AFTERWARD | Curzon, in Short Visit to Effects Agreement With France and Ascer- tains Reports French Have Urged Turks to Extend Demands Were Untrue. | NEUTRAL ZONE VIOLATED BY TURKS | Advennes: by. lalenive eld Cavalry on Asiatic Side of Constantinople — Evacu- ation Question Deferred at Mudania Parley. By the Associated Press. LONDON, Oct. 7.—The agreement formulated by Premier Poincare and Lord Curzon at Paris on th: Thracean question, ‘was approved b. the Cabinet council late tonight and will be communicated forthwith to the Mudania conference. Latest dispatches from Mudania say that the Thracean question |: in abeyance at the conference pending instructions from the a!- lied Governments. It probably will be taken up Sunday. In the meantime, although there seems to be a feeling of relief ir i Paris and London. British war like preparations have not been halted. The battleship Benbow, a sister ship of the Iron Duke, i» sailing from Malta for Constantino. ple tomorrow with several smaller craft, all taking large quantities of arms and ammunition. According to a semiofficial dis patch from Paris, Turkish cirele:’ there favor acceptance of the _ al- Hed decisions respecting Thrace while other Paris disgatches recor! “a deep feeling of relief after many alarms.”’ The following official communique was issued late tonight after a ful) Cabinet meeting, resummoned at 9:30 o’clock to consider a dispatch from Lord Curzon at Paris: “M. Poincare and Lord Curzor reached an agreement this after noon that the Greek army shoul’ be invited to evacuate Easte on the understanding that’ th should occupy the evacuated terr! tory for a period of 30 days from ‘the date of the completion of the evacuation of the Greek forces, in order to guarantee the safety of the non-Turkish population. “This agreement now must be presented to the Turkish representa. tive at Mudania on the understand. ing that effect thereto will only be given if the Turkish rep vor accept the remaining conditions lai¢ down by the allied note of Sept. 22. particularly respecting the neutra) zones on both sides of the — and the Dardanelles.” —— o—— EVACUATION PLAN: . APPROVED BY FRANCE By the Associated sare PARIS, Oct. 7.—Lord Curscn British Secretary for Foreign At fairs, in a flying visit to Paris, ha: not only obtained assurances that. reports from Mudania that the French representatives there are en- couraging the Turks to extend their demands are entirely unfounded, but has secured the approval of M. Poincare to a formula regulating the > ‘ke A fears

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> ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4 = 8000 ARE MADE HOMELESS —_{FATHER’S ENE Presa Loss Estimated at $8,000,000—Bodies B: "s of 48 Identified—Cobalt Relief Agencies DEATH \ \ Care for Refugees. b Gangsters Attack Roe rT Publisher, Son an | guard; By €.teie r ly Wounded. = ae #8} oe AS 5 THREE ARRESTED) LT SEROMA 1 DELAYED BY WILLBEGIN *Ten Navy Seaplane . for the Curtiss M: ing Trophy in Event. 1922. — —w l) . BAN ON LIQUOR | ' but that Turkish troops cannot en- | _ter the territory until after the sig- ‘ nature of the peace treaty. Premier Poincare has sent in- structions to this effect to the French representatives at Mudania. President Defers Application M. Poincare left soon after the . . eRe 'termination of the conference for of Ruling to Ships Sailing the Department of the Meuse, where After That Date for Amer- tomorrow he will inaugurate a mon- ican Ports. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH British Cabinet Approves Thrace Evacuation Plan I SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, NCER DECLARES, “AGAINST FURTHER LOANS TO EUROPE ‘Missouri Member of Con gressional Delegation | Abroad Supported in View | by Two Others of Party. ——— ee eee > « . - : SPENGER SAYS HE DRANK TO WIRTH AT BERLIN IN “LESAL BEVERAGE” Post-Dispatch Bureau No. 20 Wyatt Building. WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.— MYSTERY which has A been the subject of some speculation BN Oo Hy AOR - fa Rene a ag 5 ‘HE REPRESENTS FRANCE | IN TURK NEGOTIATIONS Continued From Page One. Se ieee eae i “," Mae as de YS : “ ry A a ele naa ta * mee : eek ord: ; er eee fe ectbaene ater os . eo RY ber g an a - enema cee ———eeeeee rs upenmer ms in the Just-A- Minute column of the Post- || Dispatch was partly cleared up |! ny ine associated Press. today when Senator Spencer || TORONTO, Oct. 7.—Eight thous- } | recovered by searching parties from the Northern Ontario forest area, swept by fiames last Wednesday, en- tailing property loss it is estimated that, may reach $15,000,000. Refugees from the outlying 1is- wets me - 24 > e ~* ” - en Se ° a terse 2 wlhA. see tie idee ee =, OM RE ER iy a eo. eee POE PO RR mmr tl ee ~~ eat ol — “ os. cellor Wirth at 3 Ji health of Chan 9 Northern Ontario this week accord recent dinner in Berlin was “‘a | ury, who) beverage legally sold in Gef- ing to Preveattt PES awe Efi": ‘tricts are still arriving in Cobalt and many.” bears a to his ye sted regions to- | are being cared for by the Red Cross nt.. from the deve and other relief agencies. Much operty loss | day. He estimated the proper, | needed supplies of bread, cooking BSA ¥: ument to the war dead. Lord Cur- zon will depart for London at noon tomorrow. | The French Premier and British Foreign Secretary discussed other aspects of the question of peace be- ‘PREDICT GERMANY CAN ie obligation of article 10 staring | 4t $8,000,000. | stoves, bedding and blankets arrived tween Turkey and Greece, and agreed to adhere strictly to the | a member in the face. No i from North WORK HER WAY OU I | woem bet can escape the unequivocal Cobalt Relief vane Are Caring | DY special train today joint note to the Amgora Govern- §: OTAGO aE MINER NIN, 4a entre we ne - aerate anil q 2 ‘ J P } ed tee are ot Ke t NS ee bite ee pina ER See RRR S US: . a etait ter a aa ae pms Et : > * 4 ¥ ST NN NE ER EER ap! eC NR TER RR as a —~ = — _ . = S a ee = ° -~ ; , - we a aecnees na oh te 3. tones . —_— Thrace, which is under control of | French cavalry, says a Central News ‘should not be in the League but Sen- | its binding obligations. I doubt very said affairs both ‘in| much whether the present covenant tract attention at Mudania and it jis were ordered today by Chairman Lasker to remove and surrender to |ator Harris apn Can cenestes to | Europe and America would be better | sould be refashioned so as to make Sone dtetrtnute® oxen t some of | today ff America had become 4a}; acceptable to us, for the French ins aeetetien “at Sirens, telling | member at the start. ‘ ‘and some of the other nations are | Senator Spencer said that “from insistent upon the retention of Ar- every aspect the wisdom of the ‘ticle 10. Treasury officials all intoxicating liq- ours aboard such ships. The order became effective immediately as to ships in their home ports and will be them to repulse the Turks. United States in refusing theobliga-| ‘we could only participate after | made effective on those at sea and in contrary to the understanding with the Kemalists that there shall be no troop movements pending the com- pletion of the Mudania negotiations. But it has another and more impor- tant significance. It is recalled that portant troop movements by the Greeks in Eastern Thrace have con- tinued throughout the last two days. Every train from Saloniki, Macedo- nia and Western Thrace has carried units of infantry and artillery. ‘tions of the League is daily becom-' 41) pinding obligations had been en- ing more manifest,” adding that had|tireiy removed. If this had been |\this government become a member! qone, we would not have had an “our solders and sailors would be! gathering around Constantinople to-| .-mament conference. day.” “I doubt very much whether we would cover the subject in his forth- coming statement, but it was said | with that the Red Cross would deal with association like the Washington dis- the situation “adequately.” he is still in office. Prof Tiernan regards his wife compassion rather than with /condemnation,’it is said. He realizes, ported to the State Department today so developed that she was thrown in the path of the temptor, he not being from the back. In addition to the th for murder, three have been issued for the gang which attac and Pedigo, as they enables it to tuck up 1! in flight. Detroit {s aviation ms ' timated that 200.000 be at Selfridge Field t Pulitzer trophy and ot *y, vn es Gen. Nid the Greek commander Bhrrmcenynrg Bay ps Hs hig orn oP- | sh n. er, the Greek Cc ncer, erating as its Republican opponents | ee Shs taken am tein headquarters ver renters rn ite eae | Reparations Commission. The more at Adrianople, told the correspondert that “Europe now feels that it is the | today he was satisfied with the mili-| only thing that will prevent another | tary situation and had sufficient | great war.” ‘forces to defend Thrace against any | incursions. \SPENCER SCOFFS AT | REPORT OF CARAWAY the Kemalists justified their vivla- tions of the Dardanelles neutral] zone on the ground that they had icver recognized that zone nor participat- ed in its formation. But this excuse cannot be em- ployed in the case of the Constanti-| nople zone, because that boundary was established in agreement with the Kelamist authorities a year ago. General headquarters of the Turk- ish army has been transferred from Smyrna to Brusa. Kemal Pasha is expected at Brusa early next week. Athens Investigating Heports of Greeks Mistreating Turks. Py the Associated Press. ATHENS, Oct. 7.—The Government has ordered an investigation of the ould send a delegate to sit in the enter the Sherman He of these three have vulged. Rock Island e underworld war which | yesterday between the] the Holsapple-Buckley-Bi will flare up again. “AR guyer an innocent Dyat® through the abdomen, ¥ through, the day, physieli Ten years ago, when th derworld gangs fought @ ferences on the ets, nocnt bystanders were & AUTO RACE DRIVER: ee: . Aeronautique Internati | William F. (“Red”) je When Car Crashes Inte govern all interna flights, a pilot must ‘BURLINGTON EMPLOYES HELD’ DiNVEGE'cio league has become a sort of when foreign ships are available. | can prove that it was acquired prior |clearing house for the discussior it | This is sure to have a dctrin:ental! to the time . | effect upon development of foreign ment became Delivered by city asa or out-of-town er: | Datty only. 50¢ a month: Sunday. Be « copy red as second-class matt , 1878. at the Postoffice at &t. p Pon Ay under the act of March 3, 1879. 2 eo .- | Bell, Olive 6600. the cighteenth amend- effective,” not the settlement, of European dit. | ficulties. Always there is the abso- 908 Pine S Kinloch, Centra} 6600. ‘<a

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} pi Beas) > > ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 URGES REGULATION OF DETECTIVE ACISED OF LEGON PREARNG FOR DIO BROADCASTNG. ATTACKING TAM MEN. ARMISTICE AY PARADE | | | Exposition Speaker Advocates|Manager of Cab Company Ball to Be Held in Eyening— ’ ‘ II] AIR MEET | Mother Who Claims Baby Girl Was $ e) +5 ENEM| UT SON 1) SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1922. PEDART nF rally WILLIAM S, HART IS REPORTED iit ( i ‘2. SERIOUSLY ILL OF TYPHOID in | Substituted for Boy if} Hospit 1} 'Movie Actor Became Ill, Apparent- NED BY RAN, 1) WPATHATSUENE. “S27 . ae | Be SE SEL DE RIOT GEE a OE eae beg Os a > hat Te la | | By the dictisueam an ay | as eee: ae St bos # Be? no oe a ee | | LOS ANGELES, Cal. Oct. 7.—. ATHIN STRE Attack Rock +r, Son and RB, Bystander minded. * wl : >» OF of City Fear A ang War Simi, in Which : ed 10 Years | Post-Dispatch. an, sa. Oct. 7. enemies of John Loos e Rock Island News, Rock Island police wir Pharged with having my publisher’s son, Jos Looney died at ge pital last night received in a pistol] ¢ ferworld gang ree held are Geor Holsapple, George Busk n Drost. Holsapple @ gambler, Buskley rap camp and roadhor s a former editor of th @ News who served a and fell out with Le ney Sr., in an extra eff paper, charges the anti @fternoon daily. with for the attack made om and their bod Pedigo, yesterday. @red buckshot and ted bullets were t pdy of younc Looney. from a revolver. his death had enters back. | Hon to the three men hell , three other nis issued for the members nich attacked the Loa ©, as they were about Sherman Hotel. Ther hree have not been dd nf «(citizens fear th war which broke between the Looney im ple-Buckley-Billburg gert up again. Albert J. Al ecent bystander, sh abdomen, will not ihe day, physicials Say. ms ago, when the same ngs fought out their & the streets, several & -—. ders were killed. as ve «(DRIVER =f . (“Red”) Majors : Car Crashes Into Fences. © ted Press. Em. Colo.. Oct. 7.—wWws ) Majors of Ce utomobile race driverf, afternoon when his m hed into the fences © : k during the e m. His head was Cc ) rail of the fence ar penetrated his abde while being taken to pital. pe ae AGROUND AFTER CRAS ee _- » and Freighter Coll Golden Gate. ted Trees NCISCO, Oct. 7.-——— Walter A. Luckenbach Lyman Stewart. Mion Oil Co., were in ¢ ine Golden Cate iate ard the Stewart the Cliff House. tY DRINKING Wal te Ee: Herrin. Ill.. Greatly : City Supply. he Post-Dispatch : ON, Ill. Oct. 7.—Puplis city schools, because? which had almost water works, now are™ carry their own drins hool. The supply cf been so reduced that pumped only three is daily. ne _ the Curtiss Marine flying gm of the Rock Isha : | 5 2 Navy Seaplanes to Race | for the Curtiss Marine Fly- A ing Trophy in Opening ERY SHIP” a + - RDERE.- «ARRIVES AT FIELD A tractor Biplane, With 600- r 3 Horsepower Engine, Will : 7 Be Piloted in the Pulitzer %f Trophy Race. : fpecial to the Post-Dispatch. - SELFRIDGE FIELD, Mich., | . ¢—Rain and wet grounds teday ® cused postponement of the aerixnl Oct. derby, the opening event of the De- - froit aviation meet. The 10 navy > geaplanes which will compete for | trophy = sili race tomorrow if the weather fay® an is considerate. The pilots were all set to go this ™ efternoon, but officials decided thst = 4 drizling rain, 2 London fog and (3 waters on the Detroit River ® nf Lake St. Clair did not comprise /™ senditions auspicious for competi- ® tive flying. . = ’ Ship” : ‘libel in the Scott Conunwen ~seery aestves, » The disippointment of the navy ‘en was in part allayed, by the ar- F riva) ef the much discussed ‘‘mystery » ship.” which Lieut. Lawson H. San- - @erson of the United States Marine - Corps will pilot in the Pulitzer | trophy race. It is a tractor biplane, | powered with a Wright 12-cylinder | $00-horsepower engine rated at 209 @ miles an hour. If # performs as the Government expects, it will eventually replace “the Liberty motors in torpedo and F planes. The mystery ship has a retractable landing gear that | enables it to tuck up its toes when ; tn flight. © Detroit is aviation mad. It is es- ~ timated that 200.000 persons wil! ™m@ be at Selfridge Field to watch the Puliteer trophy and other races. In cigar mites, clubs and hotel lob- bies they @re making books on the Pulitzer event. Armp-Ourtis Racers Favorites. Two army-Curtiss racers rule fevorites in the betting, which is not | Surpriing considering what Lieuts. ' Maitland and Maughan did with | them at Mitchell Field. -. it was learned today, by the way. | that Maughan’s flight wil) stand as | am official record for a straightaway | Kilometer course. While in unoffi- ' tal flights he made 221 and Mait- | med 223 miles an hour, Maughar. p was clocked officially at 220.45 miles an hour. ' By the rules of the Federation = utique Internationale, which all international speed 8 pilot must make feur over the one-kilorieter r 4 Bae sais two tn each direction con- , “cttively. Maughan did this. | He made the first dash in 10.4 f 8, Or at the rate of 215.1 miles hour, the second in 109 seconds @r 223.704 miles an hour: the im 10.2, or 219.318 miles: “warth in 10 flat again. The averag«. | effset for wind assistance, gx: - werec « . } Le 3 *G Ber DAaNV Was a piri. ww 8 wf giri as their chiid, and cerclare EE it was substituted for the son. : ie , ; y ss LE a ara a : eee eee ‘rie he é : | Or, is reported to be seriously ill at = | | see” oF LI ee em aes ait ieee ie | his home here tonight. Physcians a is Fe. Bo on ¥ ae * aie 5: th A Bi ee ap i i ’ Police Search for Said to Have Fled After Seeing Auto and Hearing » CHURCH QUESTIONED Asked About Visit to Farm Where Rector and Singer _ Were Slain; Is Told “Some One Has Lied.” | By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK. —A reported to have been eyewitnesses to the murder of the Rev. Wheeler Hall of New Brunswick, N. J.,and Mrs. James Mills, choir sing- er, and to hold the key to the n'ys- tery, were sought today by invect!i- gators, who have been working on the baffling case for three weeks. As the report ran, the comple sought were in a path of golden rod | | beside ‘‘Lover’s Lane,” the red shale dirt road into the farm where the! bodies were found. There was the whirr of a motor and a sedan cam2 along in the darkness, its occupén‘s, shouting excitedly. There waé u woman's scream, then five shota— three in succession, followed by two moOre. Oct. GF couple Edwurd Mistaking the shooting for a hold- up and fearful their presence there would be revealed, the couple ran to Buccieuch Park, nearby, where the man had left his automobile. After they reached there they saw the se- dan, with a woman and two men in it, speed past under a street light’ toward New Brunswick. They hur- riedly went tc their homes. The story was given credence be- cause A. E. Soper, who was driving home with his family that night. from Somerville, saw a car with a. man and two women init. Thus far the couple have not been found. Vestryman Questioned. Ralph V. M. Gorsline, a man of St. Jobn the Evangelist (hurch, of which Hall was. rector, and who admitted some days ago ; J.. clasms a girl was substituted hospital there, The attending phys) ants, for six davs after the child was ; On a new nurse was in attendance, and in- bh and her husband have refused to accept by a bov, which she named Edward. vestry- TWO GFFICIAL FLIGHTS FOR PULITZER TROPHY HE Pulitzer Trophy Race, recognized as the world's speed classic, has been flown officially twice The 1920 winner was Capt. Corliss C. Moseley, in a 600- horsepower Verville-Packard His average speed was 156.5 miles an hour. The race was held at Mitchel] Field, near Min- eola, L. 1. Forty planes were en- tered. Twenty-eight finished. The 19821 winner was Bert Acosta, in a Curtiss-Navy CD-12 biplane. His average speed was 176.7 miles an hour The race was held at Omaha, Neb. The Pulitzer Trophy, a winged figure upholding an airplane, was donated to the Aero Club of America by Ralph, Joseph and Herbert Pulitzer. A race was held for the trophy in May, 1919, at Atlantic City, N. J.. and was won by Capt. Man- sell R. James, formerly of the British Royal Air Force. Capt. James was lost on his return from Boston to Atlantic City and his body was never found. As that was prior to the reorganiza- tion of the Aero Club the flight is not officially recognized in reckoning ‘“‘legs” on the trophy. that the pastor's relations with Mrs. | Mills had reached a point where REED SILENT ON QUESTION OF MODIFICATION OF DRY LAW He was approached on the subject. as Whether he had been to the farm. | He said that a week before the dou- ' ble killing he was in that ricinity with his wife. ‘The inquiry is potnting to the Mills and Hall families,” Assistant! Prosecutor John A. Toolan, of Mid- dlesex County, said. “Somewhere, in one of them, some one knows more. than has been told. “Neither Mrs. Hall and those near | to her, nor Sexton Mills has reacted normally. They have shown little grief, and Mrs. Hal) has not acted like the average wife should. She seems to me to show little interest in the case, and is unlike the average wife, who would try to bring the murderer to jugtice. Instead, she has secluded herself. “We have not discarded any theo- ries. To be sure, we will not over- look the right one. This much is certainly true—there are many sharp and significant conflicts. Some cannot be explained away as imma- terial. More than one person has lied. Joseph E. Stricker, Middlesex prosecutor, admitted he was con- sidering resigning as campaign man- ager for George 8. Silzer, Democre- tic nominee for Governor of New. Jersey, to Gevote his whole time Senator Hefers to President “Smiablk- Man” Who Likes Golf and Yachting. Specia! to the Post-Dispatch SHELBINA, Mo., Oct. 7.—B5en- ator Reed again was silent on the question of prohibition law modifi- cation in a speech tonight before about 2500 persons. He was intro- duced bv Senator Staniey of Ken- tuckr. Reed assailed Secretary of ‘the Treasury Mellon because of his attitude toward the soldiers bonus and toward repeal of the coropra- tion tax and excess profits tax Reed told the audience he is a partisan Democrat, adding that “any who say I am not are either misinformed or something worse.” He said he would discuss neither his opponent, R. R. Brewster, or Gov.. Hyde. President Harding he char- acterized as an amiable man who gols three days a week and spends three more yvachting on the May- flower. The great danger to Amer- ica today, he sgid, is not from with- }out, but from bad laws within. He: assailed the tariff act, saying certain trusts will profit greatly from it. Stanley quoted Brewster as sar- ing he did not know whether he favored 4 high or low tariff. Brews- ter, he charged, “is wet in thecity | for the airplane. preme test of all equipment. lengine has any bugs it reveals them. | DELAY iN > yr he iv} ity test flight in October, 1919.| N° defect. no matter how tr vial, | can escape discovery in a race.” Pulitzer Race Supreme Test. Both Admiral Moffett and Major-— stated at the Departraent of Justice the cleared up. 4 Planes and the race will there-| General Masaon M. Patrick of the. today that appointments to fill the; much | regard the su-| new Federal judgeships in the East- | Swartzkopf, commander of the State | Army Air Service ‘preme test 2t Detroit as the Pulitzer jern and Western Missourt distr.cts Ts compete for first- They | place honors ever the 114.34 miles | tion and probably not until the next! back until he does. Trophy race. and dry in the country.” Byron Hewitt, Democratic county to the murders. He said he did not) expect to come to a decision before | | Monday morning. | Governor Demands Solution. IN NAMING JUDGES) cov. awards mate the following | statement in Trenton: | Special to the Post-Dispatch. “T am standing squarely behind WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.—It was! this investigation. The murder must There has been too I have sent Col. | time lost troopers, to New Brunswick to get the murderer and not to come, I want the mur- would not be made before the elec- Constitute a test of the experi- of the triangular course they have , session of Congress. | derer arrested, whoever he is. Gained by Yankee engine buiid- picked their best pilots and supplied them with planes powered by €n- . in the war. _ Crack flyers of the army, the’ , the marine corps, and civilian , will compete in the chief entered by the army and six by the | navy for the Pulitzer Trophy Race. the Detroit! qo be within hailing distance of the | must do around If you care for Which are the Curtiss Marine. hy, Oct. 7: Aerial Mai! Trophy, Oct. 12; Aviation Country Club of e-| ir. -4200 miles an hour. 7 | , ¥. Oct. 12: the Liberty | statistics that means about “a0 feet | per cent over the receipts for ths f, Builders’ Trophy, ¢ + e-fourth the muzz:e we- phy, Oct. 13; >a second, on four | Postoffice MG the Pulitzer Trophy, Oct. 14. : ‘On-to-Detroit” Race. face, for which only civii- are eligibie. time. A cash prize of $599 — & sliver loving cup goes to the. _ Keen interest attacHles to the spe- & one-kilometre course. by the Detroit Av gines of preved endurance. “T expected an arrest yesterday | ised th t POSTAL RECEIPTS $645,575 sn¢ was, wurpcised. there was no one. woman has appealed to me for help. | twice ‘automobile in 'MecKennon, who are attending him held a con- sultation late today. It has been Couple! aie: that Hart is suffering ty-| phoid fever and complications. Hart became ill several days ago of what appeared to be a _ severe cold. His condition took a turn for the worse yesterday. Throughout to- day he has been delirious. His sister, Mary Hart, is at his bedside. Hart and his wife, Winifred Wes- over, separated several month ago. He made a property settlement which provided for thelr unborn child. POLICEMAN SHOT AT FROM AUTO Men in Speeding Car Without Lights in Columbia Avenue Escape. One of several men in a speeding automobile without lights fired a shot at Mounted Patrolman Arthur \J. Smith at 11:30 o’clock last night in the 6000 block of Columbla save- nue, but missed caped westward. Smith, riding west. heard the au- tomobile, with muffler proaching at a high from behind. Hie wheeled his horse, intending to command a halt. when one of the men exclaimed, “Run over jim,” and then fired a shot that Smith said passed close to his head. Smith emptied his revolver at the automo- bile. open Pee rate of , ’ POO Cd ROCKEFELLER JR. IN AUTO CRASH Collides With Financier’s Machine. By the Associated Press. TARRYTOWN, N. Y., Oct. 7.— John D. Rockefeller Jr., driving an which three children and a chauffeur were riding escaped injury today when the machine was struck by another driven by Earl Lohenstein of Rye, N. Y. The brakes ion Lohenstein’s car falled to work as it was going down a hill. De- epite signals from Lohenstein, Rockefeller was unable to avoid the ‘collision. The Rockefeller’ car proceeded to Pocantico Hills while Lohenstein’s (machine was put out of commission. iNo one wae hurt. rr ee + MINISTER FREE IN MURDER TRIAL Aged Man Aocqguitted of Killing Woman Recluse. By the Associated Press HOT SPRINGS, The Rev. Harding M. Hughes, aged minister, tonight was found guilty of a charge of being an ac- ceasory to murder in connection with a fatal shooting of Mrs. Anna aged recluse, in Mont- gomery County last year. On his first trial on the charge Hughes was convicted and sentenced imprisonment, later being a new trial! Ark. Oct. T.— to life granted under a gruelling he might reveal something, or at least clear up the discrepancies between the conflict. ing statements of Mrs. Hall and Mills. The offi to whether ter when she lals also question#d him as he accompanied his sis- was seen returning to her home about 2:30 a. m. the night Hall and Mrs. Mills were slain. Wil- liam Phillips, night watchman at the New Jersey College for Women, in- sisted the woman he saw was aione. Mre. Hall says it was she, but that Willie was with her. Willle stuck to his sister's story Detectives took Willie from the Hal! home to Somerville, past the farm where the bodies were found, and carried him back at 2 a. m In Somerville they were joined by Pros- ecutor Beekman of Somerset Coun- ty. The authorities had said gum- shoe and police methods had to be abandoned. Prosecutor 3eekman eald: third-degree methods.” “Did you cover the same ground as you did before?” Beekman wag asked. “That is what the Hall family would like to know,” he replied. It was learned later that during claimed: “Don't you call me a liar.” Timothy K. Pfeiffer, former As- sietant District Attorney here and counse!] for Mrs. Hall, issued-a state- ment attacking the authorities for the alleged use of third-degree meth-. ods in the examination of Willie Ste- vens. Pfeiffer said Mre. Hal! had been incorrectly quoted regarding the number of times she had seen Mills on the day following the disappear- ance of her husband and Mra. Mills. She admitted seeing Mills at and possibly three or four A total of 16 machines has been Amount Taken in by St. Louis Office |The people of this State want to see times thet day. trophy each man locity of a 45-caliber bullet, times that of the Twentieth Century addition, there is the on-to-| Limited. . approximate $12.000. at $30,000. Selfridge Field. which is to mark the start and finish of the land races, , 4s being rebuilt to accommodate the erent to be held the afternoon | 60.900 persons who are expected to a 23, in which army, navy and | gock there the week of Oct. 7-14. In = will attempt to lower ,aagitien to the grandstand facilities, Wetld's record for straightaway parking space has been provided on It is Sadi-Lecointe, a, with a mark of 212 ¢his country. is under the auspices of | iation Society, Inc. Its racing did more to officers are Col. Eidney D. Waldon, npr om D news hedgage ao ge ee nat aay He did not explain what he meant. Stuever and six others are vice i ee sap emg Mre. Mills presidents. Committee chairmen | ™® no en en found. ‘are Carl F. G. Meyer, Execytive Committee, and Otto Hainmeyer. Finance Committee. morning The Friday night was with the idea that the muf- | Still another report of the move-. Awards will be Altogether the cash pr ~ > Plans Laid for Arendes’ Campaign. | ments and sayings of Willie Stevens. | *l events on 2 basis of average speed. gold and silver trophies are valued | murders, was that an acquaintance, Eccentric Questioned. 4 further inouiettion of Willie ‘worrled over the care and had lost Statements Contradicted. In the signed statement Mre. Hall gave to reporters she only told of seeing Mills once. Then she adied that she went home end remainec there all day. Millie was asked again about his) mors in the investigation had them statement that se met Mrs. Hall four times. “If Mra. Tiali save she met me only once. she is tying.” Mills said. “) remember very Cistinctly that I me} her at tha church In the morning about 7 o'clock. At roon I wae pre- paring dinner for myself, as my wite was not there, and Mre. Hall came in and asked if I had heard any news. At 6 o'clock in the after- | noon she came back to my house. ‘again. About 7 o’clock in the eve- ; ning I went to the church to get. T aid not ‘ready for choir practice. 'want to hang around there, so I went lover to the Hall house and I sat ‘upon the front stoop and talked to Mrs. Hall for a long time.” Mills said that he had been much 12 pounds on account of it. ern the practice of radio broad- | by C. F. Metr, manager of the Black | Louls are State or National Control to Prevent Jumble of Sound. Legislation by Congressto gov- Charges Sergeant Dempsey | Struck Employes at Garage. | Nutional Commander Mac- - Nider to Be Present. Investigation of an affidavit filed | American Legion posts of . ®t, preparing to celebrate casting stations, to prevent jJumbles|anqg White Cab and Baggage Co.,| Armistice Day, Nov. 11, with an tm- of sound fn the air, as heard by lis-| 3950 Olive street, charging Detective | 4ustrial parade, emblematic of the teners, due to duplication of Wave | Sergeant ‘lengths used, was advocated by Paul assaulting several employes at the of New: Black | York City, in an address at the first, provocation, was instituted yester-| exposition, at the: day by Inspector ; | Godley, a radio engineer St. Louls radio Coliseum last night. “Now when an amateur tunes in| several weeks to prevent disorders) Jrank Dempsey and White garage Gerk. with | q ball that evening at the First Reg- without | Dempsey | return to peacetime vocations, and iment Armory, 220 South Grand boulevard. All patriotic, civic and military organizations in the city will be invited to participate In the has been detailed to special duty for)! .nicpration. A queen of the American Legion, at a certain wave length to hear his | against taxicabs of the Taxicab Trust | ¢, pe selected in a beauty contest, favorite station,” said Godley, “he! Estate—Yellow Cab and Columbla— | »i1) be crowned at the ball and will sometimes hears sounds as old farmers’ party telephone when half a dozen the wire at once. lines,’ people were on Father He may hear a| known as a peacemaker in labor and} on the during the chauffeur’s strike. is a brother Dempsey, Dempsey, who Timothy well lady’s shrill voice and a man’s deep! gang troubles, is alleged by Meier to bass, but the sounds from all the) have made the assaults about 3 a. ‘other broadcasting stations have & m., Oct. 4, Just before arresting four |hard time getting through. /men, three of them Black and White their mark and es- | not | “Willie wae not treated with | ‘the questioning Willie repeatedly ex-. least | ‘with a solemn high listeners Should Take More Pains. employes. These men were taken to ‘Legislation is necessary to regu-:the Central Police Station, late the wave length bands of broac- casting stations. The last legislation was in 1912, cipiency. The chief remedy now | es in the education of those who receive the programs. They must learn to Opposes Government Ownership. Godley said he did not favor Govr- ernment control of radio through Government ownership of all broad- casting stations. He recently re- turned from a trip to Europe, where when radio was in its in-'| take more pains in arranging th*-r | sets. i and later released. Attack Without Warning Alicged. The complaint charges Dempsey attacked Harold Bourgoin, night superintendent at the garage, with- out warning while Bourgoin standing in the garage doorway. Bourgoin returned the blow, later stating he did not know Dempsey was an officer. The latter is alleged to have struck Bourgoin on the head with his revolver and struck him sev- eral times with his fista. Joe Cullen and George Detweliler, he was sent to study radio conditio.s | Black and White drivers, and John None Hurt When Runaway Car) by the industry in this country. “The number of tion K 8S D, the Post-Dispatch, which | There ' are in this cuntry about 60 major broadcasting stations, including Sta- ; Murphy, 4300 Lindell boulevard, a4 amateurs @nd/ fare who was standing in the ga- others interested in radio has grown | rage, also were roughly handled, !t| in a few years froma 30,000 or 60,000 | is charged. The four alleged assault | to 8,000,000 or 10,000,000. victims then were taken to the Cen- tral Station, where no charges were preferred. is one of the best in the country. | Many of these stations have sacri- ficed selectivity for simplicity, have dropped the four-current brought out by Marconi for the sin- gie-current system.” The radio exposition, which opened rriday, ‘will be Wednesday, the ~ to ll p. m. count and score of the world’s series baseball game in New York: this afternoon, which will be broadcast by station K S D, will be reecived at the exposition and transmitted to the crowd. More than 109000 persons at- tended last night. There are about 20 exhibits, and those who attend may compare the products of various manufactuers by actual tests in the same room. HARDING TOLD WEST DESIRES open daily hours today being 2 oe President Also Informed That South Is Not Solidly Opposed to Ship Subsidy Bill. By the Associated Press WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-—President Harding was told today by Maicolm Stewart, Cincinnatl, chairman of the Middlewest Merchant Marine Com- mittee, that there was a steady grow- ing sentiment in the West for quick passage of legislation to aid Amer- ican shipping. Stewart was accompanied to the White House by Matthew Hale, pres- the South Atlantic States Association, who reported that it was entirely erroneous to suppose) that the South was solfdly opposed to the ship eubsidy bill. SWISS ASK FOR TARIFF RELIEF ident of until | The play-by-play ac-| | disorders. Locker Searched. Statements attributed to the four. men by Meier charge Dempsey had | , been system - drinking. Inspector Gerk searched a locker at central head- quarters, used by Dempsey and sev- eral other detd:tives, and said he found a gallon jug, small quantity of whisky. lished. Dempsey has submitted a repurt to Inspector Gerk, stating he went | to the lack and White Carage with | EK. T. Clifford, superintendent of the Taxicab Trust Estate, to investi- gate a complaint of taxicab asatrike when he entered the place and use! his fiste to defend himself, but ‘nied thet he had struck any of th: men with his revolver or that he | had been drinking. Dempsey etil’ is on duty pending Gerk’s investiga-_ ‘tion. QUICK SHIPPING LEGISLATION FRENCH DOCTORS TO CALL HERE Will Inspect Children’s Hospital and Washington U. Medical College. The St. Louis Children’s Hospital and the Medical College of Washing- ton University will be inspected this | week by Dr. George Weiss and Dr. , Lucien Pauprier, noted French phy- clans, who are reorganizing the med- | ical college at Btrassburg. The two physicians are being accompanied on. United States oy | their tour of the Dr. Clifford Wells of New York, who ‘is representing the Rockefeller Foun- Children’s paign at the Hotel Statler tomorrow dation. They will arrive about 5 p. m. tomorrow and will remain in St. Lowis until Oct. 13. They will attend the opening dinner of the St. Louis Hospital financial cam- night at 6:30 o'clock. While in the city they will be the | guests of the Bt. Louis Medical So- Watchmakers Seek Nonapplication | -jety. to Consignments En Houte. By the Associated Press. BERNE, Oct. 7.—In consequence of the new customs tariffs imposed | by the United States, Swiss watch- makers today issued a resolution "© big features on the entertainment | send a petition to Washington re-' questing that the new tariffs be not applied to consignments of watches now en route to America. The watch- makers also ask for the adoption of | less drastic duties. HINTON AT SANTO DOM Sampaio Correia II Haitian Port in Two-Continent SANTO DOMINGO, Republic of San Domingo, Oct. 7.—Lieut. Hinton, | the American aviator, who is making a flight from New York to Rio Ja- nerio in the hydroplane, Sampaio | Correia Il, arrived here at 3 o’clocn this afternoon. Beach, Cal, teacher of the largest | REDS LOSE ON SPASSK FRONT Bible class of men in the world, will | deliver the opening address on “Ke- “Law , tional convention of the American |Legion Auxiliary, to be held here , gion. Arrives at | ‘Odeon, Oct. 16 to 20. NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 7.-~-The “States Dinner” will be one of the program of the second annual na- Oct. annual meeting of thé American Le- Fach State will be at its own table, arranged geographically, and | will be presided over by a State hos- tess. It will be held at a private club and covers will be laid for $00 guests and delegates. New Testament Congress, Oct. 16-20 The Christian Church will hold a ' the Ministers and New Testament Congress at members from all parts of the United the St. Louls States and Canada are expected. The the speakers. of: he said, ' was containing A, The own- | ership of this has not been estab-' He said he was assauite 1 | de- | 16-20, in conjunction with the | reign as queen until here successor is elected for the 1923 ArmiSt'c> | Day celebration. | The Chamber of Commerce fs ¢o- | operating with the Armistice Davy | Committeé of the Legion In arrange- ments for the industrial parade by sending letters te industrial plants requesting them to enter floats .in the parade depicting the change from wartime to peacetime indus- 'tries. The committee already has been promised more than 306 fleas Employment Bureau Planned. Money derived from the ball and celebration the night of Nov. 1b will | be used in Legion work, particulariy 'in caring for disabled or destitute ‘former soldiers antl in establishing an employment bureau for former soldiers. This bureau wil! be opened early in November at the Planters Hotel. The beauty contest in which the queen will be chosen is open to giris in the city and St. Louis County. Entry will be by picture, the only requirement being that the photo- graph be submitted by a member of ' the American Legion. A committee, which probably will include several | photographers and artists, wit!! se- lect the queen from the photo- graphs. Nationa! Commander WHanford MacNider of Mason City, Ia., and | State Commander James E. Kinkead of Fornfelt, Mo., will participate in. the celebration and will direct the coronation of the queen. Members of Committee. The Armistice Day Committee of the Legion comprises N. W. Lari- /more, general chairman: Robert Tomsen, vice chairman; Frank G. Jonah, vice chairman; Dr. fi. Owen, grand marshal: Dr. EB. ©. funsch, treasurer; Harry Red, sec- retary, and Dr. A. D. Brix. | The City Executive Committee, of which Jerome F. Dugan is chair- man, has announced that the Amer- ican Legion will provide three-rmin- ute speakers on Americanism or other patriotic subjects to any schools os organizations that dertre them in connection with Armistice Day observance Music for the celebration will be furnished by the American Legton band. This organization will be sent to the American Legion national convention at New Orleans, Oct, 16- 20, and will give several concerts en route to the convention. ; ‘MAJOR WATSON TRANSFERRED Barracks Officer to Join Thirty- Third Infantry in Panama. Maj. James A. Watson of the Sixth Tnited States Infantry, now sta* tioned at Jefferson Barracks, has been transferred to the Thirty-tbird Infantry, and will leave New York | to join his regiment in Panama on ‘Oct. 26. Maj. Watson was with the Sixth when it made the $00-mile hike from Camp Jackson, 8. C., | St. Louls last autumn. | Maj. Watson was the chief pro- | moter of the horse show held at Jef- _ferson Barracks in May. On the gec- ond day of the show, he was severely injured in falling from his mount | “States Dinner” for Legion Meeting. | | By the Associated Press. when it failed to clear a four-foot brush jump. He euffered a frac- ‘tured collar bone and other injurtes. ————— W. C. T. U, CONVENTION TUESDAY Fortieth Annual Meeting of Body Will Convene at Hote, | The fortieth annual convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union of Missour! will open eat the Planters Hotel Tuesday. Among the honor guests at the convention will be Mrs. J. K. Morris Cleaves, Jn Angeles; Mra. Mary Sibbett, Wichita, Kan., and Roy Haynes, Federal Pro- hibition Director. Mre. Nelle G. Burger, president of the Missouri W. C. T. U., and Ous O. Nations, prohibition director for District, will be emong The convention will Rev. George P. Taubman of Lon«s close Friday evening with a dinner at Fugagement Opened Oct. 5, Report- ' storing New Testament Doctrine.” ed Won by “Whites.” By the Associated Press. VLADIV OBTOK, Oct. %.—-Red forces, that met “White” troops in battle on the Spassk front in an ¢2:- ’ gagement that opened Oct. 6, are re-— ported to have been defeated. Kenrick Alumini Reunion. The Kenrick Seminary Alumni As- sociation will hold its sixth annual reunion here tomorrow, Tuesday end Wednesday. The reunion will open mass in Ken- rick Seminary Cha pel, Webster Groves, at 10 a. m. Tuesday. Wed- nesday at noon there will be a solemn requiem Church, streets, for deceased members. The ‘annual banquet will be held at the Missouri Athletic Club, Wednesday at 6:30 p. m. $900 Radio Outfit Stolen. | A complete radio outfit, valued at | $900, was stolen from the officus of the Daret Real. Betate Co. at Natural Bridge avenve and Lawier Drive. St. Loute County, Pridey night, the company geperted te poliag yesterday. : : : : ; ’ : ) - : ‘the Planters followed by an address by Prohibition Director Haynes on Enforcement, The Cttigen'’s First Duty.” ——_- — 5 - re oo ’ charge mass fn St. John’s | the entire service. Amy necessary changes required during the Sixteenth and Chestnut year are made FREE OF CHARGE. : SUVIGINED DLWOCALS eso matesstely goieel: en6, ase 20 LENSES are the tact werd te optics, they eliminate at Meee ere er ea Ct Be en te ee ee eee Ee, ete Wie en .e eet ae re

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SUNDAR,_ OCTOBER »mbined. tion of the Daily POST-DISPATCH clone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combin — ——_—_— - —_— a ~« —— ee ——_ eo ce — — —— —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH sen ————=—— BREWSTER BRANDS Group of Workers in the Campaign wage ay oe - PLATFORM NOI FOR 4 0. P COMMITTEE "suse ase ran WALKER nL q DEMAROGUE, \ a tin we aa don has requested Chief Justice Mc- Coy of the District of Columbia Su- The funeral of Sanne ’ : . ‘t ssemble this to rs Governor Tells Republican 20 Members, in Conference preme Court to asse e ehentee of the thres enue hear evidence in , : oft Editors It Does Not Reflect With Hyde, Object to Elec- Foundation case and tv investigate the First National Bank, . the sale of the Bosch Magneto plart New York City Friday True Viewpoint of Demo- tion Board’s Method of by former Alien Property Custodian biy will be held herd crats of State Ignoring Selections. ~ themes noon. Definite amme Special Assistant Attorneys Gen- | | eral’ Hoover and Crim are to have the plans depends on ¢ a charge of the presentation of evi- members of the famiip y dence, it was said. The first special ....o-teq to arrive at § ue . Challenges Him to State What He Has Ever Done in Interest of Farmer, Labor, Women or Weis. “SKILLFUL WORDS INSTEAD OF ACTS” ~*-s GO OR jury was dismissed last week with- asttth the hex . LOOK INTO MATTER” out taking action on the principal : : Tentative arrangements - ’ " war fraud scandals. made ta hold the £ a According to a further statement +.,orrow. at the ee, . at 66 . 9 ‘esued today by the American Legion Lindell boulevard. ii Asks That Reed Come From Objectors Say “Importing of Attorney-General Daugherty'’s failur= 1-3..474 ss RE sia 1 . to prosecute these cases is an e€Ten 4,5 Episcopal Ch ae Behind Fourth Amend- West End Residents for greater scandal. The legion charges Hill Sa ni - wane oH : w : ve that a $16,000,000 deal with a large nant a. 3 ment” and Discuss the En-, River Wards Opens Way 2 lars’ ate. Burial will be i Sa Was jJUniOI Japanese importing firm Cemetery, and will be for Fraud in Voting. = ws “WEATHERVANE OF REED’S EXPEDIENCY’ ne: ee 7 éd Republican Nominee Delivers “Attack in Boonville Ad- dress; Spoke at Fayette in Afternoon. York was hushed up and former in- ¢,mily has requested thanal 3 vestigators of the Department of , os 4 Smartness of the ! Justice who uncovered evidence of : Re a ing Contrast irreguiarity in this case lost their : —s i Forced By CURTIS A. BETTS. the Repub- Staff Correspondent of the Post- = , ae a oe > _ loes not reflect the true vi ant Of ,. ; in conferen-e Jr. ho w Disnatch. | on : : mate party” bat “te “te } Hyde at TS* RESOLUTION AGAINST PROPOSED Big bere sa | et Ziz n 64- . 22% —} “ . wit ee ee ~ a* _ F > Pp i Q Rage ee ie oe os st on “qd Mise of Education, provided for in a new tend the convention of eres e rmer. Oo ie or a ‘ ° ~ : _ Pan kere’ union “Iman, of women, or of the § 2d on Seneca a to cammege lta = 3 : of dinner in Parlor B of the Planter’. which now have full control over put became ill several Game aski ‘Reed's high sounding defense v t ur! ‘ g , a oe ma ie a be ae he Fourth Amendment to the con- Reporters were not admitted to the educational matters. was made in died at 10 Pp. m™. posed Herbert Hoover. But what . . ution is the result of his sincere gathering. -4,,, | Tesolution adopted by the Chamber room in the Hotel Cor ee. Bet what , | . lesire serve his constituents. con- Gov. Hyde, after listening to tne of Commerce and forwarded yester- cause of conte being — cae | = : | on. ‘isti some extent at Teast, of complaints of the asa a day to the constitution convention struction. Fill had “He 8 pandering to the labor union ? mountnaDers a eee pnd ages 0 — ree age Se oe oe che aaa See ae wan oe de. le a. 2 He seems to forget methods, said he would anaes. rt The proposed change in the Con- after the convention. ue on lem ag lagi aie are 18 other amendments the matter. He said to a Post-D1S- «titution. which is said to have been ’ cee Xe eo there was + sand . fter the meeting, -ed r t} “om mm ee en what has he ever done for union la- | —_ * A Rreatieantsitiedles aay — som et lerstood en ~ ss Le ean MAN PAYS $3 FOR bor? . | the bes that the objection, as he unacerst - cation for its report to the convern- is alictentins $6 cabtare the yee pared cae peaalieadianesinad sansa ig ONY sch pglns peck en = So GLASS IN STREET Gi woman voter br a beautiful word . be , ? 7 Pay . . wt x” . . oe re, ee ; . 5 2.5 th ah ; ‘ me = te) AIRE Oe ai ns ares arb a ee eae ‘ Nik SOU yee aw ee —— +e 4 — hes — ery M ’ em ae oat Ns eB aie aa hs LOK BER OMe ANRC ME Hr MATER hr ie he ferment ae hehttl -sgndtenoy _ — * ow o seen ech pie celta — 4 ay Cyne Rape ny 7 eet ae ee ™ a tape anova tt eT ee ew Tee , errs ere aii 6 . ‘ : ares . wile 8 GROS En aie " ; 1 tl ee ney i renee! “ feck HRW Fe geen 8’ Bupe ih Pra Behe es PPS OMEN i eRe ee OF ; bites Pita 9p BG et, Oe - j ook é Re La ae 8 be Re I a POON, IE ae a - : , J ROE RAR Nie ENERO eR REP I ES am BeS CE EN ON ON OE AIOE RTE AMOS I te eT DT I IG INE LEPS: ARRIBA ABET NG HS NAR OORT NE LOA TTS. ateee Y ' a , : " - "I vem . 8 on WOT " ° ‘ ; : Dich cehietode) dante ‘ aay a So aagtr ee: ah, fiews~ee A Ar « ” pe mi DP eee peat 7 ". arviy eS eT: . + oe Ae oe lout yy Os Frnky —_ . sered 4 ~ 1 by Yet - . ? mas » 2 Pete) SS a . a Sahat > ~ oe " : ¥ P he _ Mm a . a : - adie ee ee gee oak) ee NEW YORK, ' world’s series t | the Yankees. The "win a game their ¢ _ blunders could have _ bases like dancing mm them. During the € team were being dire ¥t was merely Miller The climatic conditie puzzied the Yankees. players know enough t rains, but as that denied them the limits ment were exceeded aes sali Pac Meads Mansel a, eA ghee Tk ae CRORE. save egueant rere wean sd sthaaeead ow , = > ° . . - 2 terday afternoon at the closing ses- election. %. res. my es ed Pee centre yA? 6, ors > Lean Bok ee vie ae i, ee a ’ Me Si ee Me eR cra a-ak. 0+ ee Se ee ee he Ot Ed) a yas he erer done in the interest of ——— nomen. in the interest of children. BETTER HOMES WEEK” TO BE LNCDITA] PAMDAIL Bierce an ol praeee open i covers |TMON TIAL LANE Pac thefr votes by skillful wording, trr-. ing to lead them to belieev that he can get intoxicating Hoauor for them. Put he has been tn Congress for a leongw time. and what has he ever @eme to obtain a change in the Vol- stead act? Reed's Record Challenged. alate egies acrenct . a Seal —s : = iatiaainaatiin. ath: aiid ‘Maneatis Mian “TWe candidate for office who *4SPices © we ee $300,000 for Institution for 2 So aye Oe coe : hig gee 6 - snaicsaiies= = pamper cA As to importing West End resi- the Constitution convention by the cessful attempts to , s te auch practices is a dema- County on the home and its purposes EEE Ow ndn ion, recalled the pledge: 2 fo hk - — _ — ei tenes me en ® CONSLILUTIOR. Amendment, which Sitting, left to right—-Mrs. Harry H. Langenberg. Mrs. John T. Davis Jr.. Mrs. Samrel McCiuney. Stancice. anything the constitutional gowntown precincts on the Republi- the ground it would destroy home wal tribute to motherhood. But what left to right—-F. Herbert Wells, Miss Lonise Simpkins, Mrs. Charies H. Morrill. Louis LaBeaume. guarantees for clean election. licam side cnly, while the Democrats cute of ebeniitenel aude The. hs @ered ata . aa ——————— = ~ = = oem vmnana ~~ mone ee 3 ; ri] i] ' US ins upoen his had their judges and clerks from amendmert would make the mem - (_,eorge E. Mac uatre, —_ F almost es within the precinct, thus ving hers of the State Board elective. and Allowed to Pay Court ¢ % SIX SALOONS RAIDED AND 15 them a local advantage. give them supervision over all pub- Judge Mix. MEN ARRE TE RY DRY SR Position of Objectors. lic schools of the State. The Cham- It os ayistireg E. S D —— : Members of the committee said ber of Commerce resolution urged "ety dealer, o¢ 4222 Le . 8 , Protects every man in his| home. their position was that the Election that the board be an appointed 2ue. $3 costs in Police Cm We of County Will Have Charge Injunctions Against Two Raided Be- making his home his castle, ts one Board should accept the suggestion body instead of el a tee oo. enamanes te & nous of Programs in Department fore Will Be Asked for by to which I heartily subscribe, but we 4 the party committees unless, in moving educational work from pol- 2t St. Louis avenue in & Store Auditorium. Prohibition Surervisor. must not forget that it is but OM® -he case of some person, there was itics. at 6:39 p. m. Friday. Mig One of the features of ™ tter Six snloons were raided and i mart of the constitution. a wel grc inded objection, in which Protests against including the com panted by his wife, % Homes Week.” which “arts tomor- aii ’ m arrested vesterday aftern mn OD _mevious R P peneragalh ra. ease the Board should make ar- new section in the revision of the giass in the center door 4 a a ees |)6[Win Try to. [Otten EE ov. Hyde reviewed the accom- 10. choice. Constitution have been forwarded to With his umbrella fot Te eet te om ah Crt, rnrtet are = = : af Ho geld me a en eee ee 7 vo ers intended to meeting will be Frank C. Rand, pres- ident of the Internationa! Shoe Co and general of the cam- violatior the Volst I "e! unit school law *Est r poy Se ee ee meee “ 4 2 gaa? WR: 2 ptape st ~ ? partments and. * x ' - . _ Opole SNA Mle tet talents oad win VS nantinn 8 = o ener omer eee * ‘ 3 er , _ - -_~ a sialiiaal - 2 —_ — = ~~ i—_ * . 7. raign, and Re bert McHittrick J one. Nit . SIP RPoveicnd oe : -— fe . : Giscuss 4 Lne county ~ } oe chairman of the Executive Comm Governor gave tee of the campaign. L, live tending to show ‘improved The funds raised will be used to stree vonn .Vicozi Junge: tions in the schools under build an addition to the hospitai boulevard: Nick Zotis valuation assessment plan o FILE $15,000 DAMAGE SUITS buildings at 500 South Kine’s hidh- © tL; Get iillams, ‘® administration. These figures way and to meet a deficit of $137.- street: illiam Morris, 721 Sourn given in detail fn a statement 4 » . f 4 * . 5 fi mm 2% j ‘ 3a : _— = : t : : 2 | ‘ - ; .f ¢@ 2 >. + { o Te ee ‘ao 2 ae ie ‘ iy ce ‘ i at . ao : i % 4 a : ai he cf , *, . i f +3 _ i . 4 . is hi 4 b y ; : § - 3 3 es to Bek ai id TA : Pht Lo We ie a » 5 AAA AMM A ALE) he Lilla Mise RR GB i : . ; : . dents into river wards, they said St. ‘ . + _. beth front and center ; at the Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney Care of Childrer ae ane ee : hich have been redeemed oes st. Louts Board of Education. Mem " fogue,. a faker ard a fraud. I chal- peaks re Nnuarec. istri ai ha n a LS : i that such tmported judges and bers of the board declared , the glass had been © . auditorium. scored the Democratic politicians fx $ 5 . suc: : Poeeeee te come out in the open For demonstration purposes psec natn es, go cigate f up Republican iministr: ‘lerks would be handiccapped by State control weuld divide author- 27d his wife were f nage ox "a cage ~ mre ae rooms corresponding to those in a Five hundred team captains and tioms announced that injuncties® tion measures through feren- “2Ck of acquaintance, and that re- jty, lower efficiency and deprive St. the car and ride to he Rae ever done for the farmer, for’, ay, Papen Bi ee oer ee ee OE apa rae a 2 ~ peating and frauds would be more Louis of If-d inatt! Where MaGuire was tur four-room bungalow and a ten-room ~~ aes ae eee + a ee ee ~— —_ - Seii-cetermination af! 5 ‘ an a ~ : workers are expected to attend the Ee a ES RGR SRR ee : —,. he laboring man. for the women of residence have been furnished on the Bi Fie declared that four vit in€.y uncer such circumstances. school matters. the police by the — the land or for the wets. i tia af theactes: .. Gane teen opening of the St. Louis Children’s ee oe te niente Cine: Seite Primary Under New Plan. MaGuire. who was ¢ ae weters of Missour? &F® €M- ine larger towns inthe county have Hospital campaign, which will be een ee ie aaa BS aign; first, the election The primary, about which there NEGROES N ORIENTAL FANTASY Gestruction of property, ? ing besides ™m a % gern . ing ST ans in each saloon raided —% pi, Se, tee Sew = “i . ani | =~ — suaneth a te oot ag, mee charge of the program each day ex- held at Hotel Statler at 6:30 p. m matin: wit? the eit aastieet 0) 1 “shai 78S been comparatively little com- to pay court costs by - rane trom & cancicate fOr Ofte. | cept Wednesday, when the Women’s % : ae lt ge geet oa Say :; * ” ta «et he Plaint, was conducted under the new __ terday morning. He telé® 7aey Bre entitied te proof of the ~..aher of Commerce of St. Louis tomorrow. It ts proposed to raise proprietors of sal " s (mp ge aie onyeang eR EO ng plan, but the committeemen belfeve UTban League Will Present “The ...;+ ne and his wife hed © . : - om er . ~~ Ouls — a ~ ‘ sintilieell , ae - aA GAR Tark -* re The! OTTO DY Se POL a0 f } -~ 4 cg ? ere Te a ch Shs ee - Be statesments.he makes. Tet Jim Reed will direct the exhibition nine $3590.000 Guring the campaign, whi. et and “ah iat j w Siete 7 ie that an election would present verry ee Gate This Week. street car following 2 +. ' — - —— : ” ec re i a Tera ' c “ Plial wd «Vai, m > # ie - ret out where the spotlight can be Crane, chief lecturer, will speak Wii! close on Oct. 18. The principe! . meee ic 7 ae — - : ie different conditions. A cast tho 50 wt 8 re and sutomobile. Not being fam t S r - 4 °* = — . ~ . 7 2 $n $e ; g ile tig . : ~s >. - ; ? women i resent a ec nT = ‘ a on his —_ and oe the eo daily on “Better Homes” and “In-' speakers at tomorrow evrenins’s ‘The Governor, Lioyd and Newton aul alan ot a ar i me he the entrances and exits of st pie re proof instead of words. terior Decoratin addressed the committeemen. Gov. 5 Cc » aie ton — © they entered by the ce ; ' ‘ > - - An audience which filled the Ctr-| yrs Gillbert Fox of Webster Hyde spoke of the importance of a ee eee ees next were put off by the 3 cult Court room greeted Brewster !n Groves has been appointed chairman eS ee a ee mae ore aus The told to use the front » fan lead in the first Cooper Countr, one of the fret Fe- of a committee to promote better judgeships. Congressman Newton ?#Y 'S Gescribed as an Oriental fan- trance was closed wheal a » eught to have been m publican Counties tn which he has pomes throughout the state talked of the new tariff. The Brew- “5¥- Almost $3000 has been spent Guires reached the frost # > they wilted wher the * Ove > ~ ‘ . _ " . ~_ ay = spoken during this camps'en. | ster senatorial campaign was not making preparations for the pro- so than cniiniineds te = them . Says Reed Is Afraid. | mentioned . } ° : duction. the proceeds of which will ° : the ; “t BLIND CONGRESSMAN AND WIFE mentions? at length. Gov. Hy@s.! -. os ¢ . . This also had been ¢ Etatngs wos suanih its Brewster declared Reed had not howerer, is taking an active interest *° *° the Provident Association for deaitienn = te tte oe Bs e tou 1 u sa! ; nd. @iscussed the Fiechteerth Amendment in Brewster's candidacy, and is trr- hag — Suseeee. ‘ion by knocking on the gil : The most diss: er the Volstead law since his open-: ing to line up the St. Louis organi- ~ reraid Tyler, director of musie - 7 SNR aicmtogpentiie: ; ' , =.= ; , ing speech. and that he was afrzid nay i oo - sation fer Brewster. a umner (negro) High School. i atee -taieteedl to discuss it. Action Brought Against Street Car 229.91, which has accumulated over roacws. leased by the Governor at Jefferson who wrote som@ of the music for Melty Same ae a tally by failing to n Suf- 2 period of 32 months. The tncome | : City yesterday which are published the Missouri Centennial celebration The St. Louis oh “uy oF a “He faced both wars then and he ompany for uries Suf-, . S 46 Groh in the ; Ram haem efret® te talk about it fercd in Collision. at the hospital for the 32 month’ in another part of today’s Post-Dis- we A, KRAUS JOINS PARENTS IN has written three numbers for “The of the Holy Name Soc $ sagt 2: since then. hut he carries along some- Special to the Post-Dispatch. period was $3096,.318 63. while the Rryg rw ste 5 . eee | ; f patch. J BE77L EMENT CHARGE Eastern Gate, which will be di- its annual rally at the ea piay in front of body to tell how he stands. He has WASHINGTON, Oct. 7—Thom- | cxpenditures totaled $444,149.53 cece te aeee sendin mena i rernet anid that the cen- AiL ON EM rected by Hawy MeCiaie. Goqrgs (he Ot. Bye P admitted it He é‘ 37 McCausland avenue: ides - ie tte Senator Stanley. who talks about a5 D. Schall. blind Representative in | The income for the period was re- a = = sclidation program wgith the budget W. Jaeger painted special scenery ney and Emerson « 2 & 2 : eet - walk and when Groh _ Kelly tumbled Meuse? | eine again fast ¢ first base in safety. A . Erin Ward drove a | the left field as | had only tried this _ the score. ‘ > In the ninth,, i | © tie, the Yankees 2 » ' and a fine long single | score. Every mov | 4iuccins made was | Giants only needed carpet Hs %, ietle clibtnnalll atten tae ina, nga eaeateaatndd nate Te r “ r ~ et aden bs . » Reed being wet. and tast night in Congress from Minnescta, and his ceived from the following sources: “ "SORIA U7ac™ i greed terse “__ System provided in another measure Unable to Provide $1500 Bond—Mr3. for the show. The Urban League is 4 p. m. This is the Gf Kirkeville a woman to'd *he audience Wife filed suits today in the District Imcome on endowment, $108,538.02; oe uo " guspended by referendum would Kraus Reported to Be Growing a negro social service organization, the foundation of the = BS tRat the women shou'd not vote Supreme Court for $15,000 damages from Beard of Managers and dona- have saved the State $1,000,000 in Weaker. affiliated with the Provident Asso- ciety. F against Reed because ther thought from the Capital Traction Co. be- tioms, $75,801.93; private and part the last two years. He said the ref- * DOMEROY. are 7—M. A See ee ee ee ; hé was wet. She said he couldn't re- cause of an accident last January Pay patients, $82,438.70: from al! Se ee Oe ON eee Kraus tonight occupies 2 cell i ‘the a ae Associ Press. peal the Eighteenth Amendment. So When their automobile was wrecked Sther sources, $40,140.97. The ex- FERGUSON T0 CELEBRATE tate $175,000, and charged Dem- Meigs County Jail along with his i a ‘ ~ he tries to get them coming and go- i™ collision with a street car and penditures during the same perioil ocratic politicians with responsibil- parents Mr Mrs Geo me Se ee ee aS en ee ig ing. -Yet he refuses to say where he they were both injured. are listed as follows: Administration, COMPLETION OF HIGHHAY ay for what he termed the necdiess - usa, whese ee | ble 4 re _ Eleven members of the St. Agnes destroyed the Farmer] stan@s. Instead, he st there wnen Representative Schall seeks $5000 %26.885.98; professional care of pa- expenditure of $1,175,900 methods are sai to ies netted than. Dramatic Club of St. Agnes’ Church. here. When an explosion the lady was speaking, hiding behind @@mages, alleging permanent in- “Ue™ts. $108,405.65; provisions, $3°9.- Concrete Road Which Cost $75,000. “Vicious 5 Per Cent of Voters.” more than $300 990 fro P : ee: ee eee es ee oe ee eee @ woman's skirts.” 238.76; gemeral house and property Connects That Town With Speaking of the referendum itself _.,. aie m *someruy the cast of “Mistaken Identity,” q about the arms and feet ie tiicinasinnien: anit Matias: eis ea aaa citizens, who, it is aMeged. were lured farce comedy to be given tonight at, man suffered two ox juries and Mrs. Schali’s claim ts for ‘a " Brewster repeated the question on $19.90. She alleges she was about ©*Ppemse, $96,897.59: nurses Natural Bridge Road. nt> loaning them mone He a se ~ ° / . - =. ~~ 08 a _ _ a s st4di ; he od 7T3 . : : prohibition which he has asked Reed to become a mother, and that the ac- schoo! and home. $59,563.15: depart- A good roads Jubiee will be thing as responsible Suvernmest ecAred notes with th naw aes Swiss ll, fo avenue and Ar-'ers in the office w - — : ~ 4 . - ~ * = aN . an . ae f ne = “ a . : . i and sundry expenses, $34- held at Ferguson next Saturday to when a vicious 5 per cent of the big returns tetas seed cad omise - senal street. the face and hands, e/g a s a re . 7 n 9 ¢° . ~el > a Se ———. - > "“”*an =~ - re + rope — ne . ened Reed has sald he would not answer. been the constant companion of her er rey ats _ celebrate the mpietion of a $75 voters can overturn the work of the late today on a charge of e Fezzii : Brewster asked the wet Republicans husband since he entered Congress, te team captains and the workers 900 concrete road, connecting with Legislature during a three months’ $1500 fr ' P sro “ge will gather dafly at noon at the Hotel Natura! Bridge road. and what isan- session.” ie rom the Pomeroy Building & Ao etor Gazzola - e deeds ; . . es ae oe teee ee Elevator at Craig. Mo, i » ye e . eae " * pie Te jo am ms ays 60 SMT om et cate Sia SO PE AIRES NRE Gh AR MIEN Lge A Sy NTI cere BNO A A bnitiale: x ahe * Oe NAW: pee “« “ al EON AE ON ee ame ree ol ~ te. ~ we ao @ - wm Fes a IP a emt hart Sa ng Abr eb: «areata. edi RNR NE NINE OD MPG as a Aer > feller OE pane ntade + who were thinking of leaving the party to vote for Reed to write to Reed and ask him the questions. “He won't answer them: but trv writing to him. Do your best to find eut where he stands before you fol- low him off to get something that he Republican county.’ Brewster devoted more time than asual te a discussion of the principles and McKiniev. “T mever defended the Wilson a.d- ministration. not once. T fought the League of Nations with a!) the power Tt hed T wanted no super-govern- ment. TI wanted no internationa! banner.” Referring to Reed's opposition to suffrage, Brewster said: “He opposed extending the fran- chive to women, but when it came over his opposition. he said. ‘T never Was Ggainst you really. I just thought you were too sweet and pure politics,” and he insults womanhood by saying that he thinks so much of the ladies that he has always had a licans who will vote against me vill be those who think I am too drv. It will not be because I am a traitor to my party, or because I am a trai-jto five years in the penitentiary for hard time to keep from liking too doing most of his writing and read- ing for him. — — a stronger terms than in any of his previous speeches. “A man running for office. who panders to the whims of the people and triestoinflameone class against another ts a traitor to his country. . is a mountebank and should not be trusted.” “It was George Washington who of the Republican partr. He praised said at a critical time, ‘Let none >ut the party and President Harding. and Americans be put on guard tonight.’ recited praises of Abraham Lincoln Ill say let none but Americans be put on guard in the United States Senate. The man who votes for a candidate for office because of his hatred for some foreign country, or because of his love for some foreign country is a traitor to this countrv “I want the vote of no man or no woman because of love for or hatred of any foreign conntrry There is only one country for an American. That ts the United States, our conn- try; and oniv one flag. our flac “Pandering for Wet Votes.” “My opponent is pandering for and gentile to become fixed up im wet Republican votes in the hope of offsetting the Democratic votes he ila going to lose. The only Repub- in Fa-;- | ter te a Republican President.” ng Dem- seratie community. to an audience —. the courtroom. Demo- expectation that Brewster will love eraip . it Waa three times as several hundred Republican votes to targe as any previous Republican Reed. On the other hand, there is a ow@iemee fn the county. Tw Beth the Farette and Roon- alle speeches he denouced Reed in There is a large German vopu'a- tien in Cooper County. and ft is the strong Wilsen fovellowing, which. heme local Democrats sav wil! be against Reed and for Brewster Statler to make reports on the prog- ress of the campaign. The first of ‘the noon meetings will ‘be held Wednesday. ST. CHARLES YOUTH, 19, HELD FOR KIDNAPING GIRLS, 13 AND 15 He Was One of Three Seen With Them Day They Disappeared From New Florence. The disappearance of two girts , from New Florence. Mo.. two weeks ago yesterday, resulted fm the ar- rest of Leonard La Barge 19 vears oid, of St. Charles. Friday at fhe international Shoe Co. factorv§ at St. Charies, where he was emplored on a charge of kidnaping He was taken to Montgomery City Peter Stewart. father of the giris. Lorena and Lillian. 12 ana respectiveiy. reported to the sheriff of St. Charles County that La Barge was one of three younths from St Charlies seen with the girls on the day of their disappearance. Stewart arrived tn St. Chartes’ early todar to hunt for his dauch- ters. who are thought to be in &t. ; Louis. la Barge was sentenced last Mav | stealing shoes from box cars in St Charlies, but was paroled. Germany's Debt 450 Billion Marks Br the Agsoctated Prees. - = BERLIN, Oct. 7. — Germany's floating debt on Sept. 30. + was an- nounced todar. amounted tn mere ‘than €506 billion marks nounced as “the emerging of Fer- guson from 59 vears of mud.” City officials planned the celebra- tion, which ts open to the countr. and have tnvited numerous countvr. St. Losis and Government Mayor Kiel has been asked to for- maily open the road, which was in- formally opened to traffic last week. An automobile parade from Lindell boulevard and Vandeventer avrenve to Ferguson will start the celebra- tion. A football game between the Uni- ~ versity City and Ferguson High School teams. a modified Marathon race, tennis matches and noveity “ontests are included in the pro- gram Mayor Kiel has been asked to meet all comers at pitching horse- shoes A baby show has been ar ranged with prizes for the hand- somest, most cheerful and loudest weeping babies. Radice concerts wil! be given in the afternoon and ere- oo t= ning MAN KILLED BY LIGHTNING Former Cashier of Defunct Bank Was Under Three Indictments. Py the Associated Press. IOWA CITY, Ia.. Oct. 7.—Sam EF Lehnen, 5° years old. former cashier of the now defunct North Liberty Savings Bank, was killed by light- ning when chopping wood near his home in North Liberty yesterdar His body was not found until] today Lehnin was under three ifndict- mencs in connection with the bank he failure Hie is said to have lost a ” 7? * - -_ . eet | orennre o fm {Tree 4e the a : Gov. Hyde. in telling what his party has done in the way of con- structive legislation. said that there were now 45 water gauging stations in operation tn the Ozark regions. collecting data to be used tn induc- ing industry to locate in that see«- tion. . “There is more water-power in the Ozarks than in all of the New England states combined, yet New Engiand has used that power to make {t the tndustrial center of the nation,” the Governor added. Other speakers were State Sen- ator Richard F. Ralph of Valiev Park; Lieutenant-Governor Hiram Lioyd; Sam Hodgdon. Probate Judge of St. Louis County. and O. EF. Jan- son of Wellston. FINDS $580 IN OLD CUPBOARD Twenty-eight $20 gold pieces. found In an old cupboard. which he had purchased for $1. y William Meers, a farmer living two miles -west of St. Charles, Mo., was yester- day turned over. by Meers to the ad- ministrator of the estate of William Schone of Black Jack, St. Charies County. Meers bought the cupboard from the Schone estate after Schone hanged himself tn his barn Sept. 18. Schone. a 79-year-old reciuse, who had a distrust of banks; was believed to have con- cealed a considerable amount of money about his home. A search aft- er his death disclosed nothing of ralue. Meers found the $569 Friday when he opened an off bakire power an « —— , = =" >| ered in the pboard Loan Co., of which he formerly was secretary. He had been arresced previously on a charge of forgery. but was at liberty under bond. He was unable to provide $1500 bona tonight. Mr. Kraus tonight was reported by prison officials to be growing much weaker and scarcely able to speak above a whisper. Her throat is said to be partly paralyzed. To her new nurse she converses mainly tn whis- pered German. She and her hus- band were separated tonight. THREE MEN HOLD UP SHOE STORE, GETTING $150 TO $200 Robbers March Those tn Charge and- Woman Customer to Rear and Rifle Cash Register. Three men, weartng handkerchief masks, and armed with revolvers. at i0 o'clock tiast night held | up the shoe store of Isaac Wohl at 1322 Biddle street, and took be- tween $150 and $200 from the cash | register. Philip, Jacob and Adolph Wohl, | sons of the proprietor. were in| charge of the store. and Philip was fitting Mrs. Ida Bert of 1024 North Fourteenth street when the three! men entered and chorused, “Every- body throw up your hands. Line up in the back, everybody.” One went to the register and two marched the Wohls and the customer to the back of the store. One of 1 them started to search Philip Wohl. but the one at the cash register said | “Come on, we've got enough.” and they - 4 , 8 Ty ba utfesc ran out with a warnire net to! 48th FALL OPENING SALE of the Enlarged ss Boys’ $1.50 Corduroy ! Men's 15c Cotton ao Play a 7 Most vital of all | @eeds of the Giants _fatch by Cunningham | / Ring when it seemed

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= CEERI aS r* - facta , + Set TE : ; er act Ss tes a rs ag eae re Sta =. = 3K ne oon Se wv mS ee Eee eee : » ¥ «a a ee e ; St 4 Bap iethe Minute . ~ News amd Views ?hotos and Comment By Experts |_POST-DISPATCH = + = \ . . WAS ~~ ~~ \ . ‘\ \ . \ ~ ~. . 5 . A. ‘ . \ ~~. ‘ ‘ ‘ . . ‘ ‘ . ‘\ \ ~. . " N \" ~~" 4 ‘ . AN ‘ . . “NV ‘ ‘ ‘ ~S . ‘ ss \ . . 5 \ AS AN ‘ \ ‘ of St. Louis Banker. D Return From New ith Body Today, : PAR ¢ ST. LOUIS, SUN DAY MORNING. OCTOBER 8, 1922. 1 of Walker Hilt, one executive officers on a TTD er ees ~ . — : = ae Set eeecnerers ere POs - papen ~ a = . - 4a eek ey Sele pee a ™ : “. PRP ggterware gy) nee = a 4 . _ . ——— cece ALLL AL LLL ALLEL LLL AAALAC LAL AOL L ALLL AEA EARL LA = — onentenenel oy a. ney ~ ao ee + ee _——— sma, Sous Siialiar yee sees of McGraw's aa eneresent wis Gyms ere sine a cea SS mere = cee —arn = ST bo ep eo pore Kat aah dally: - | ‘Cond Lot’ ‘se ai EC utstanding Factor | A McGraw | vers, rector of St. Pe mae sat ‘One Hit Bounded Over Ward's Righthander Came Back Strong World Ss Ch ampionship md will be private, a a TAKE THIRD STRAIGHT GAME FROM Y 3 | oh sh ie somereaa a ¥ | ANKE ES, 4 _ ite announcement eo tt id RB R | | the “tan, whe tupi ase Kunning ‘McQuillan’s Game M? Graw’sMen Need One . at 5 p. m. a W f Gi t : on for Giants, | 7 Great Exhibition, | M Vict toG va : Th. ge oe ie eS oS | “Says ‘B abe’ Ruth’ eas ee coer Brann REE apiegnte ‘ ore ic ory O a in al Church, of Which — e a ee pe ee 7 ia RE 8 SE ior warden, w will be in Bellefomtatal i Head at rs yieg eo Field- After His Poor Start in the °o r in ° . nae Cpecing Fe National Leaguers Overcome Lead by Pounding Carl Mays for ONE “BREAK” FOR GIANTS Five Hits and Four Runs in Fifth Inning -— Mc- Quillan Effective After First Frame. equested that no flows ess of the National Leag ue Club’s Performance in Strik- ing Contrast to Blundering of Losers — Victors Forced Breaks and Vanquished Made Them. 0 ome Returning With Bogy, - COACHING HURT and a son, Walker Hill p with Hill when he) ew, Julian Hill, a Riop. | banker, whom Hill Imost @S a@ son, and * atts, one of the other — cers of the First Na.” are returning with the BAD es es am Me: ae Writes That Yankees Should Have Had Two More Runs in First Inning. Manager Writes That Bancroft’s Hit in Fifth Was a Lucky Safety. By Babe Ruth. By John J. rennin 1922.) | | ize | (Copyright, 1922 ‘ball championship of the world. After Fri- ce, | NEW YORK, Oct. 7—haialiaes “¢ |my pitching staff came across to- | The Giants made four runs, just enough to win, because they like dancing mice, never stopping until destructi a i |day with a splendid exhibition ot} Were bright boys and fast on the muddy base paths, pelted with Ith when he departed Mo. ase 5 .* rOppms en en OF ertook | There wasn't an alibi in the Yankee se A a work. Hugh McQuillan is en-|rain during, every minute of the battle. The Yankees got only fll several days ago. He jp me During the entire game it seemed as if the strategy of the ‘clubhouse. There was nothing but : |titled to no end of credit for his| three runs because they thought and moved slowly, or not at all, ten ine as in his : am were being directed by the Headless Horseman, but probably | an admission that we had failed to masterful display. The outstanding! in the high moments of their attacks : Oc or, ae Mi “a i ‘ery feature of his rare exhibit was that : | iller Huggins. ‘equal the Giants in every depart-| e ath being intestinal ob. — =" merely gg_ins ia’ ik on aise P he came from behind after a start Such breaks in’ luck as could be Hill had planned to go” a, The climatic conditions may have E | & in the first.inning that might have| blamed upon the sloppy weather fa- City for a brief vacation futzied the Yankees. Several of the | 5 But today’s game is another story. | ee ate, | caused a less game fellow than; vored the Giants, who took . quick vention. savers know enough to go in when |‘ I have been in a lot. of world series | - Ree oe a oa | Hugh to weaken. advantage of them !n a sudden fifth- ‘iu rains, but as that privilege was contests, and I don’t remember | he . , In the Yankee’s big inning, the! inning spuft and produced all of $3 FOR BREAKING Wenied them the limits of their judzg- where so much “sand lot” baseball | their runs But the Yankees could 7 first, they hammered Hugh for four 3 | ‘clean singles and.a terrific fly b IN STREET CAR THAR ; were exceeded and they floun- , luck figured in the scoring as was! | S Y| have won the game in spite of the | | the case when the Giants scored | adverse fortune had they made use Ag suire, Realty Dealer, / Ruth. Did I take McQuillan off the ‘mound? Not that anybody no- their four runs in the fifth inning. | ‘'ticed. I hate to substitute a pitcher of their legs and heads with as much ae After that frame the Giants nev er | ea Rito ag es ‘in an inning. I have done so, occa- vigor.as they put into swinging their o Pay Court Costs by wot-as fay ah seceud base. Oe e wk mS fe donaily, b&t only wheal abssturely heavy bats. Judge Mix. The Yanks started off in they = “Woe i . ae Sak 1 |necessary. Especially do I hesitate Tonight the National League pen- George E. MaGuire, 4 ; first inning and lambasted McQuillan 'to take that course in a world series. errrie winners need only one more me Of 4235 “McRee era hard and far. Witt and Dugan| lif I had done #0 tocay it might| “a Sew) ee Sees s in Police Court to gain hammered out ringing singles and. have spoiled a good pitcher. With po one van of ‘world's: baseball @ southbound Grand car} I caught hold of one ‘that drove| 40,000 persons looking on, any play-| ¢ ampions. The depressed ‘Fankees avenue in a rainstorm | no. Friday. MaGulre, ac- Cunningham back to Eddie G rant’s | er, pitcher or otherwise, feels more a bree egrets A gr eeegy te posi’ |/monumeént in deep center. Wally | deeply his removal than if it was battles. This is because the Na- by his wife, broke the | center door of the ca )Pipp cracked a single past Kelly | done in a regular season game. I penance ani oe jase tional Leaguers have 25 eligible §;and Bob Meusel came through with | had the confidence that Hugh would downfall at the hanés of MeG ; players listed and the Yanks only mbrella following unsuc: ‘one of his old-time wallops. But for | 'make good even after his poor start. te a men. mpts to enter the car a | Cunningham's marvelous catch and | By keeping him in’I feel that it) y . _ Following is a table showing and center doors. Afte |some bad Yankee coaching we would | will be the making of him. [If I) ankees Start th Rush. how the money would be divided: ad been broken MaGuir ; adit ge at least have had two more runs, | ‘had not, the Giants might have lost; .The Yankees started off with a Total players’ share — $244,- er ae unde ic. the thin Ss ‘which they |! but as-it was, we drove two across | |a very valuable asset for the future. | rush and a furious pounding of the pie ii ad ride to Finney avenue § Phave done owl ain tiatlo with four solid blows, and don’t for- | Giants Know What to Do. ball. in the first inning, and gave eyinistus sacpane denianes fuire was turned over to i flag the things they ought not. )| get that all this happened while the Of course, it will be said that the’ their underhand pitcher, Carl Mays, Losin Bnet $69 490 a by the conductor. Rone. ‘There was not much | | grass was comparatively dry and “bone base/| a two-run lead. In the fifth the map deme PP 739 09: $21 yee ste chereet — + OE the Giants were at no disadvantage ‘running.” While that may be true’ Giants began a hit-and-run attack.|) g¢9 54 pak oESRORS Rate of property, was 'in the field. ~~.\in a way, the fact remains that my/| Helped along by freakish bounds of : 4 : t costs by Judge Mix yee 4 eee Tarow 2 id — 3 Mudand Wet Grass Helps. i fielders took due and proper ad-j| the muddy ball, this rally sent four sased coe co—-$25,693.78; $14,- hing. He told the police - Occasionally they threw away Everything went lovely until the} vantages of the opening afforded | runs across the plate. Giants win, each $4169 41 his wife had to use yr ® tims by taking chances which were | them to retire the opposing base; Aaron.Ward, the Yankees’ second |} yankees win—$4737.97. _ plowing ® mishap te the’ ® Much too desperate and again they | fifth inning when mud and wet emes | YANKEES runners. baseman, got his second home run Giants lose each $2779.60; Not being familiar wit: ‘Wafed when a little initiative might | ‘coupled with five Giant hits netted | . The Giants are not only a fine| of the series in the seventh, but Yankees lose—$3158. 64. Rey es and exits of street oar @ saved the day. Indeed the Yan- | |McGraw four runs. Look at the b: all | AB. R. H.PO.A.E. |ticiding team, but they also know/ there was no one on base, as there Second place— $854.74 each i by the center door, bw did not fight as a good team | ‘that bounded over Ward's head. 1I| ‘Bancroft ss. 9 4 Q | what to do with the ball, to throw it would have been had Bob Meusel|s .an figuring 25 to team. ff by the conductor ant a uid. They got away with a two- | }| thought it was a cinch for him to! ‘where it belongs, to complete a play. | used better discretion in running to geet Pee. u — en 2% first inning which | 4 nip Snyder at the plate. The ball, Groh 3b.. “Se eeent to have been much larger but | Third place—$569.85 each man, of It will be noticed that we came| first a moment before, and the!) suring 26 to team: ; took a hop on the treacherous turf | ‘Frisch 7... 8 0 from behind again. That is a habit Ge een oe hed the front of the car wilted wher the Giants passed |$ $56,333.78. $53,966.10. ‘and hurdled three feet over Ward’s urned to the center door and their rally in the closing’ Each club's share—$61,161.58. 'E, Meusel If. 4 . 4 . 4 By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Oct. 7—Rain drops and brain flops sent the New York Americans down to another defeat today in their al- most hopeless fight with the local National Leaguers for the base- By Heywood Broun. oe (Copyright, 2922.) NEW YORK, Oct. 7—The Giants won their third game in the | jd’s series today, but not without a good deal of help from | | is Yankees. The score was 4 to 3. As the Yankees have yet to| : a game their chances seem slight. Only a series of perverse | nc k ] f rie | nders could have ept them from victory today. They ran the! ‘is Ci wreak belonmed to’ thé Chhnnte. Ye oh, Mette latte tie Sati eR RN an PRN ALAS tt goes anti alg bile seetiatdt (Copyright, NEW YORK, Oct. 7 day’s game I wrote that every credit Was 67 years old, went k nine days ago to at. nvention of the Ameri. ’ Association, of which — cee erly president. He was © t PA ae ts _ ER Petes are ey tare se ly leit. hua, oA ee ee | Os ee eNO 6 ne me ee eee 0 “ a — World Series Winners Will Divide $104, $14,000 for Brownies F the world’s series money is divided on a basis of the re- ceipts of the first four games, the players of the two contending teams will split $175,726.46,. of which the winners receive $104,- 235.28 and the losers $69,490.18. If the Giants win, the individual share will be smaller than if the Yankees capture the next four PPP i i i i a i STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS. CLUB. wx Ba he. eee New York N. I. ....3 0@ 1 1.000 ¢ pew. neem A. Ta ...80. 8.2 .900 § RESULTS OF GAMES, Oct. 4—New York N. L. 83—11— s+ New York A. L. 2—7—0. Bat- teries—Nehf, Ryan and Snyder: ? Bush, Hoyt and Schang Oct. 5—New York N. L. 3—8—1, ; New York A. L. 3—8—0 (10 In- nings, called, darkness). Batteries 5 —Barnes and Synder Shawkey ? and Schang. Oct. 6—New York N New York A. L. teries: Scott and Jones and Schang. Oct. 7—New York N. lL. 4—9—1, New York A. L. 3—8—0. Bat- ‘ teries: McQuillan and Snyder; ) Mays, Jones and Schang ATTENDANCE LND FINANCES, Fourth Game. Attendance— 27% we On hand, but atuw aie: Geese @ score. achieved when two men held up the fa ? hy it) J the ninth, needing only one run arms of the Prophet who led the How's the betting now sisre Two-base hitse—MecQuillan, Witt, Pipp. Home run—Ward. Stolen base— who are not looking for them. for jie, the Yankees made a double Israelites. Eight men supported the|™ust be overwhelmingly against the) » wensel. Sacrifice—Frisch. Double plays—Frisch, Bancroft and Kelly; ithemselves, or worrying that the | Yankees. A man wo uld be consider- | pipp and Scott. Left on bases—Yankees 4; Giants 5. Bases on balls—Off | other fellows might get those kind fine long single and yet failed. right arm of Hugh McQuillan today. sd two broken ribs. Oth) Every move which Miller' As a matter of fact he did some little | ,ed a fool to gamble on the Yankees’ Mays 2 (Cunningham, Bancroft); off McQuil!an 2 (Ruth, Scott). Struck out— | of advantages. The teams that gen- ' by Mays 1 (McQuillan); by McQuillan 4 (Schang, R. Meusel, Ward, Elmer erally are in ‘the lead, as a rule, 0 Bancroft’s grounder (a very sharp one by the way) took a quick hop Qlover Ward’s head. That “break” 0 | gave us two runs,, possibly, but if 'one goes through the play of the 0 game carefully, it will be seen that PE ET ee a ae _..|a few of our hottest drives were right into Yankee hands. For in- 32 3 8 27 15 0 | stance, that one of Kelly’s in the eighth inning. * Union to Hold Really. puis Archdiocesan Union = Name Society will have shut out the Giants tn that in- eB Do OWN FH © FH 15 SONPCKCOM RE 1| Elmer Smith.. 1 oo oor OO Oo OO FH fe oo oC Ff KF Bp CO HF coo 8® NO NF CO WO kh CO Totals at Craig, Mo., Burned. ted Press. E 7.—Fire today” Mo., Oct. | the Farmers’ elevator: sn an explosion occurred, © ers, Manager, was burned - arms and feet and a work-~ 23 4 6 00 0 0 unless he is nev- td ‘CUBS “AND WHITE SOX UNABLE TO PLAY THIRD GAME OF CITY SERIES. | By the Associated Press. |. CHIC ASD. Oct. 7.—Cancellation of ‘| the game of the city series between the White Sox and the Cubs the championship of Chicago SALE Ped 3y the Associated Press, NEW YORK, HE attendance and figures show that game, played in rain, crowd up to standard. ures: office were burned about” seins made was wrong. The ‘supporting himself and contributed | lin ein the aeties now, nd hands, none seriously. aes Only needed to allow the a two base hit at a critical moment. Smith). Hits off Mays 9 in 8 innings; off Jones none in one inning. Umpires | force “breaks” to come their way. s influenced by sentiment alone, —Owens, umpire-in-chief, at plate; Kiem, at first base; Hildebrand, at nec- | When it is taken into considera- ms itute Cunningham Makes Feature ern ea amariigre heater tn ent. Outside | end base; McCormick, at third base. Time 1154, tion that today’s game was started jot yesterday, the Yankees have been |= | ning te ith close, thete whee tiehens |ing rain, the control shown by both | game. Paw : Vital of all the defensive ty. But at last infinity came. Cun-| Both Wednesday and Saturday one 36,242, De pitchers, Carl Mays and Hugh Mc- : of the Giants was a miraculous | Dingham was not to be jilted after;run and the !uck of baseball robbed spite hae: Premorpediingy at Pare Genie eu ghee. nnties seeees 56 Oe eae th by Cunningham in the first in- /®° long a chase. He stretched ovt Receipts, $118,384 | markable. The Giants niade but.one | Wa? 20 cue ot Mavs benen pitas. as far as he could go and made the} was officially'a draw with Shawkey Satin Anta ber nig ae the Tovsieeais ge There ing hard to Groh. On the third pitch &8 were going to decide the issue catch. The business of slowing up!getting stronger every inning. cee: : 'Groh also hit a light infield bounder m and there. Cunningham lived Was even harder. Falling on his That leaves but one occasion bunched four of their eight hits #0 the tradition that world’s series two runs, and Mays in the tO when the Giants registered their nine hits for four runs. Quillan held i ee on Oct. 7. “gato” today’s drew a The fig- well as pitching with a wet ball. | the ball glanced off the pitchers While I am pleased as anyone can | glove for another scratch hit. Frisch possibly be over the Giants’ success, | aeed pcp a ka to third and I am not gloating over my oppo-|“Tiish Meusel, the next batter, nents’ losses. However, for those! slapped the ball toward second. An propaganda experts, who predicted! ordinary bounce would have permit- ' ertheless nobody around the Yankee |tn a drizzle and from the second in- PI yf GG R },’ js D the equal of the Giants in every ay of Game on Ruths Long Vrive iene ican ta ae Quillan, and the fielding of both the Yanks of victory, while Thursday ff when it seemed as if the Yan- was lots of throwing done, too, a8| that looked sure to be a putout, Dat face, Cunningham’s feet and _ legs/| which the Giants have been our mas- mple Felt Hats, A. Comiskey, president and owner of |the, White Sox. The Old Roman de- 'clared that in his judgment the fiela was in condition to play, having been : his;ters. Before discussing the pos- iy is won by substitutes. The lit-: ‘kept going. He spun around on : . i s wi the | * 2 led outfielder would now | eck like Fred Stone in an acrobatic | sibilities of the Yankees winning : , blic th act. Finally‘ he came down again/series, which of course the public. enon if Casey Stengel’s ‘now considers impossible, it is néces- 90 silk-striped —t $? and slap against the wall of the cen- 50 Pongee Shirts. .75¢ Wool Flannel Shirts, $1.35 vy canvas Gloves, 8¥3¢ leavy biue eee * eS SRE Ie es on pies ced Union Sults.. . 50 flannel Shirts. .90¢ or Boston Se avy blue Jumpers, 50c 19c Wool Union Suits, = leather Gloves... ee mnuine Headlig | 's and Red Diamond or Jumpers... .$1.50 : Double 6 Fa y Stamps Mall — re =eynorse had not afforded him | nity to ride into action. ' § this first inning it seemed as. el had at last found a ch e ‘whom they could hit. Under ag and uncertain light they “| Upon the speed which Mc- mn served them. y Witt, who played a bang- , took a ball and .then shot right past McQuillan’s Or an instant it was hard to itwasn’t the head which mg off into center field. ad two strikes before he got 3 | and then he singled paritt staying on second. Mc- slow ones on Ruth and : control the wet ball very he Ventured a fast one. For st time in this series Babe ac- hold of the ball. His drive h but also mighty. -It headed ead | center. . — But Clings to Ball. so ” m was playing deep but © turh and run. Every now a he would look back over ‘despairingly as if he did * OW @ ball could go so far. He t drive seemed like parallel ‘because of the cheering, the shouting of the 37.900 came to Cunningham like a whisper because he was so badly shaken up. They | had to help him to his feet and in-| duce him to give up the ball. went to third after the catch and | Dugan had ample time to have gone | and the Jinx »fiich has been pur- back to first and then on to secordisuytng him all year followed him but he neglected to do so. Pipp hit , _right into the world’s series. It) ‘Cliff Brady last Sunday when he suf- | fered a fracture of a small srone in| | refund, Z to meet only in igfini- _ Thereafter he p ter field bleachers. It was impossible to hear the thud but even a long one to right center and Witt | phere home and Dugan _ reached third. But Pipp himself foolishly | tried for second and Young caught him a mile with a good throw to Bancroft. That error in judgment probably cost a run. McQuillan Justifies Confidence. Bob Meusel kept up the cannon- ade with a line single to right which sgored Dugan. Bob stole second after two foul strikes had been charged against Schang and on Sny- der’s low throw he went to third. It seemed as if the case of Mc@uil- lan was hopeless, but McGraw knew better. ie. He let Bim stay and he , curved over a third strike on Schang. \ ized by the sluggish play of both | itched beautifully al- sary for us to capture our first battle Iam confident we will tomorrow and then make it two straight before the | ° ‘Giants recover from their premature | congratulations. though he was in grave danger in| Witt | the ninth. | Carl Mays began for the Yankees | ‘seemed just the day for the subma- _rine pitcher and he would have been all right if only he could have thrown out the fifth inning. two run lead loomed large particu- larly as the rain persisted and even threatened to drown ceedings. The conditions under : » series | which the second game of the oo | and has not participated in a game was called were paradisical pared to today. 5 e Tennessee’s Passes Win. By the Associated Prees. KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Oct. nessee used an aerial attack feating the Maryville College eleven, 21 to 0, today, in a game character- ~Ten- in de- clevens. ™~ The | \finds himself unexodcctedliy at a loss out the pro-| 'star halfback, ‘O’HANLON , Youngstown, O., Attendance, 36,242. Receipts, $118,384. Piayers’ share, $60,375.84. Each club's share, $20,125.28. Commissioner’s share, $17,- MAY VISIT “BONESETTER” REESE Because of the injury sustained by his ankle during a base‘all game, Manager Tate Brady of the Scullins Special effort is being bring Tommy O'Hanlon, into the game again. injured early last season for players. made to He Was since that time. O’Hanlon is considering a trip to where the famous Reese holds forth. ‘'on- is a severciy sprained *“Bonesetter” my’s injury knee. repaired the joint. If of Cliff Brady will keenly. not be felt so} A’ year’s rest has not entirely | ne can *etirrn | to the Hneup this season: the absence | ' time, | fcns ball the park, covered with tarpaulins last night | and today to protect it from the rain. the umpires arrived at before game However, the ball park shortly and after inspecting the claimed it to be unfit to Their decision was final. Thousands of ticket holders and started their journey park shortly after noon, at game time were gathered about the gates trying fo get into naik. about the new ticket booths outside grounds, play on. ) for drew strong disapproval from Charles | ( : tickets for game No. 3, or obtain a when announcement of the cancellation had been made. EA Ne MU BENTLEY TO PITCH FOR either to exchange their) to the. and | a out ATZ SIGNS TO MANAGE Others formed in long lines | ' _club, three times Texas league cham- | pions, BALTIMORE TEAM TODAY BALTIMORE, Md. Oct. 7.—Rain prevented the playing this afternoon | New Orleans today. ed that Atzg would manage the New Orleans team of the Southern Asso- of the third scheduled game‘in the little world’s series between Balti- more of the International League ang St. Paul sociation. It will be played Mon- day. The postponement was a keen ais- | appointment to the players, as every | reserv ed seat had been sold. Joe Rooney is the forwnrrd| morrow’s game Bentley will pitch for who will probably be given @ chance | Baltimore and Sheehan or Benton | for the Saints. ito filk Cliff's shoes. of the American As: | four straight wins for the Yankees, | and thereby by thair poor judgment influenced just as foolish people to take the ‘‘experts’”’ dope seriously, I have no sympathy nor ever will. They always guess, and, as a general rule, they guess wrong. FORT WORTH IN 1923 By the Assoctlated Press. FORT WORTH, Tex.. Oct. 7.—Con- trary to reports current all over the South, Jake <Atz manager of the Fort Worth Texas League baseball will again direct the local team on the field in 1928, it was an- nounced tonight by Paul A. Lagrave, business manager of the Panthers. Atz’s signed contract arrived from It was report- clation next year. ee Fincher Named Coach. Ee. (“Bill”) Fincher, all-Amert-, ‘end in 1920 and Georgia Tech star, will coach the Atlanta candidates this Ww. football Tech High football fall. /\ * — : ted at try for a putout at the plate, but the ball jumped high into the air and by the time it came down Into Ward's glove it was too late to do anything but snuff out the batter at first base. Bancroft already having’ reached home. Next came a clean single to left from the bat of Pep Young, scoring Groh. The rally ended when Young wag nipped off first. Yanks Tern Dewan Chances. Tha Yanks were always making’ opportunities for themselves only to turn them down in some careless manner. In the first inning they lost a run, when Pipp tried to run too far rather than not far enough, and was caught at _ Bob Meusel began seventh turn at bat bag to pick it out it was, the —_ was few run, oh aBbese os nee of Meuse). | Then came the ninth. = -in any inning outside the titth.’ MeQuillan pitched 113 of which were balls and 26

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I . eee ae ey 5 se Fi seals > et tn ill ry - oe “wg a Te EE “ PT? I RNS TIE SOS SE ac: cite ape cbs bn tn Enc coer ln _ ee I A Me « an ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1922. POR AE Oss Rey « |) aie ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i al Those So-Called a | & “ a | i) } Mathewson Asks if Huggins | Was Saving Bush for Some Exhibition Game After Series Former Pitching Star Thinks That Mays Drew Mighty Tough As- | signment — McGraw’s Pet Play Helped Team Choke Off Threatened Rallies of Yankees. * Ser ss Under Dogs Seem to Have a Bone to Pick With the Yankees 4 1 Thi Yankee Blunders |Large Gamblers From All € Won for Giants, | The Land NowW ants Mets s J.E.Wray Writes) /923 Winners, Lardner | Pies dick: le reg wee Writes That He Hopes the Bird That Took iis Runs by His Work on Base Limes. Give a Large Share of the Receipts to the so for Left-Handed Pallbearers 3s ™ i hkens, ; ‘Hold Nott : Six. P wWh'p When I pitched in the fifth game against the Athletics we had 2 the ball back to Bancroft full speec. | The Yankees fell for it, and two men | i , peepee Sains oN OR Bo Sh . athena: . oe ° am ME tage , o ‘ aneecimtrtananaanill are ae tape polenta we te a ae ches ee “ . ~~ p rats oy dagen "e — ~~ wo + Most but the moral effect of a 3 to 0 count is far more disheartening than :t) might appear, Bush or no Bush. He'll feel the weight of the burden himself tomorrow. It will take 2 whale of a ball team to win four straight, and that’s what the Yan- ss a Be bs hin pan ng oe 7 ape fe Ait! ws Spat TT, ‘ y ihe v ny , » “The fierce opposition put up in the first N dele tah = ~- —"ierTna lionai. General Pershing, Mrs. Kenesaw Mountain Landis and Baseball's High Commissioner. eee: SME RI a a le . _ PLAY-BY-PLAY ACCOUNT Cost Us Victory" = ===——-—s OF THE FOURTH CONTEST» i ee a a a i ain a a Fite " ete Cente fi ‘ fe Saye Lagi: har dae Se ed Napiaeginy pines cos CP Ae he > a Arete E _ . ~ . = te: Pr S81 7 - Man Sa y a ees of last year, when rain intervened battle at F Tees thy : which ea ‘with the Yankees owning two victo-| Gown in Harry Frazee’s costly motor, which was pagh . machine the Billi toe ty iants. “ os ae ’ Bill ries to none for the Gian ‘the unds and down near the Athletes’ iressin ro he eontrary od fi Threatening weather meant. noth-| foynd the car all right but it took quite a wile to : ’ ‘ ‘Ing in the life of the world’s series He fin Lae , | ees. He finely show m fans, and when the game hegan, as he had bet om the Yank y ed Up | teks them forget that alae 3 ell! . : ta a Seerfully admit that N Srna ae Brand stant dass, while, al-| Side of the gate was a couple of little kiddies, stam rte Louis ied as on previ ys, woe ) . : ae umbrella-less, some 12,000 drooling rain to catch a glimpse of the heros as they; — : 4 t good fort until the last out was made. ; : element © The Saniieds opened the first Well, friends, in'addition to the { the floor with « ; Dame three of its phase in their half of the imitial driver the inmates of our car find the only dime int m was myself, Frankie Callahan, Quillan. It was some onslaught, | Bo. Witt hit a scorcher over the! , Mr. Belwin. Well, friends, the Sharp fielding heid Witt om secomd.| +. little kiddies seen us coming The big throng of Yankee support- ers began its war chant right there ously close to the car so as to advancing to the bat, a somewhat get a good look. He got his shrunken idol, but one still had good look, and turning to his | hopes for him. . in there.” At the end of the first Reaching my costly office along about the time when peo- Tt led by a score of single score rep YOR le ae > ae that McGraw’s policy had decided, aa a athe was the proper pitch to foil Babe. Ly rg 5 hee — - ; . 1 oP Use an oth - ee tet BT ane ee vc) ae een ; r RO Ee UM Micoee hip Miah PORE Sf heen oo ce te dey ey a 3 + vs & P a Sear | a. gE rt Ar eee te 33 ger Nestap Pes Se ee ee oe bale . > a * +e > ee ae ; re a nb Tepe tan it Pemy “apg bed vy ae et ly: hy Soha . we! t ade SPN: Sen ay Oa LPs aed eee, 8 ne fe ae ie dee Ne Coan mane 5 J a ; Seath See ; : RP ee eS ex 7, = 1a Y eee S eae al, Sate Sa tare eRe a SD eo eel Pe Re CEN hie sie PRE EF Shy aes ee OR Ane, Aaa tee *, ; ne a aay Mir 5 (OE. wate) Se game . ¥ _ 4 R i> "e) PS 4 4 were cut down who brought over winning runs. McGraws finsistance so far as that particuler play is concerned, has about sewed must have | =. ont The Yanks are in the same boat. “i | It’s like trying to make ning mow for the Yankees to wir. | jump across the East River. up the series. “Mac” been tickled to death to see play come through so well. take more than desperate base rur.- They'll go out on the field tomor- row with the count of 3 to 0 staring them in the face. It's quite a burde2 to carry into a world’s series game. Of course Joe Bush is a tough >i-d to whip. A man who has piled =p the record that he has this year is Umpires Throw Out Several beund to be a hard one to down. “McQuillan Nervous at Start. Each pitcher had a bad inning. — McQuillan was nervous in the fret inning. that first inning. It was to be ex- pected perhaps. series. I noticed that catcher held the ball and was throw- ing the ball back to him, McQuillan | ‘member of the St. Louis could hardly wait for it to reach his hands before starting a pitch. An when the catcher gave him the siz. nals he was all a-fever to get the. _the Bears, tied one at Dallas, Tex., ball over. But he rallied wonder- fully. They made four hits off of him in that first inning. but after that he held them to four for eicht . innings. That’s magnificent pitching for a youngster in these days of the fast ball. Mays was a victim of several Dad breaks in his troublesome inning. Two bad bounds helped those four Giant runs across, the one that Snr- der bounced off Scott's glove and the one that hopped over Ward's head | tm the fifth. With better tuck. both men might have been retired at fist. Again Mays got the worst of the) ‘wally after the umpires to examine the balls Pitched by Danforth in the _ game. iby Umpire Brennan. breaks when Heinte Groh. in duck- ing a bad pitch, accidentally hit the ball with his bat and beat the throw te first. Another thing. Mare was fooled . Dy MeQuillan when he rapped out that two-baszer. Mays fed him one inside. Carl had possibly been told | by scouts that this was McQuillan’s | weakness. After he fed McQuillan the first Inside one he thought he him and he flung the same ball | at him. “Mac” soaked it for two bags. Instead of making a pitch- : er look as a pitcher aught to—fool- | tsh he tet “Mac” halp break up the game. Sam Jones tamed McQuillan | at bat when he got into the game. | Those were some of the bad breaks that came to Mavs. Gicap I have mentioned. Groh Still a Great Star. Groh ‘still remains one Yankees promised them. but they) have not bobbed up. Bahe Ruth again failed te come up to expecta- tiens. I'll say thie though. His belt | to the center field fence was an ere epener to me. smash that I ever saw on a ball field. McGraw seems to Pave the laugh on the other side. Ther had might have them. ' count is disheartening I'll say that I know enough about the | game to know that he was soaring ‘2. — The boy was muk- | the | ing his first start in the big basevall Championship by defeating the Mo- when the. ‘bleachers ‘third. Fulton succeeded Henry on the mound and was taken out for a ‘pinch hitter, | fame, ‘Outside of that he pitched fine ball. under the han-. of the It was the longest . him |; count of three games to one on Just to prove that such a one of the Athletics passed one of our fellows and mumbled. “Aw come on, get the game over with.” a broad They might make it. Danforth Blanks Mobile Team, 3-0 Balls Pitched by Former Member of Browns. MOBILE, Ala., Oct. 7.—Tulsa won Western-Southern baseball bile club this afternoon at Monroe Park, 3 to 0, due to the effective pitching of Dave Danforth, former Browns. Tulsa won four games and Mobile ; One. The Oilers won two at home from and then came to this city and won two straight. Henry, who started for Mobile. was taken out in the first inning aft- er he walked three men and then threw the ball away into the to catch-a player at Sigman finishing the The third score by Tulsa was due to a triple by Bauman and Stew- (art's single in the sixth inning. The Mobile players were contin- A number were thrown out The two teams played a fast field- ing game, Niehoff and Cueto fea- turing for Mobile and Stewart and Baumann for the Oilers. Score’ TULSA MOPTT.= Uh be? oooo” S2090C¢S9 al osenroomen? a ed aed SL ) ek) oy »| s2eemocco! es ~~ @| esccciume owrnlt . . . a for Fulton -|the ball. m| but instead of hitting back of the, runner to right field, Bob hit a. lie. 7; Crosby . at Hilmes at third. Time—2n. FRENCH ARE ANXIOUS TO SIGN U. S. COACH FOR OLYMPIC SWIM TEAM France fs determined to make «a | a | Giants their third victery in _te cop the pennant. / ‘point out a few | third. at second, | Says Capt. Scott Yankee Shortstop Accuses Team- mates of Costly Over- sight. By Everett Scott. Captain of the Yankees. scp yright, 1922 NEW YORK. Oct. 7.—The dumb base running and stupid baseball which beat us today and gave the the world’s series leaves the Yankees standing with their backs to the wall, with just a gambler’s chance The Yankees showed every sign today of coming out of their batting slump, but the faulty base running broke up two promising rallies and kept us from scoring twe and per- haps more runs. Ware did slam a homer. but just before that Bob Meusel was careless. and missed his chance of beating the ball to first on his hit to Groh. Kelly missed the throw and wasting a few moments in picking it up. Had the fellows play to the wet ground and done better base run- nine, the Yanks would have had an easy win. Had we won the contest we would have an even chance, I think, - for with the Yanks out of their sluz- ging slump they don’t mind a hanli- cap. Because it is such an important game in the series to lose, I wat to of the plays that thetr if the adapted Condition beat us. Boner No. 1. In the first tnning Witt and DPu- gan singled. Babe hit a tremendous fiy to center, on which Cunningham ran back to the fence, catching it. but falling down and rolling over a }couple of times. Proper base run- ning would have had Witt scoring and Dugan going from first to s cant see ane ~ sone Neh? ie international secretary of the Otym- infield back and give the other team body start ces pm cael pager who is in|a run, providing the ball fs hit to In a way one must admire the, Muhr said he had been instructed eee cis “ate Roa eneaenns | | times out} "ext few days.” Muhr said. “Al- ) Yanks ought to) theugh we are pleased with the work | runs for. and results obtained by our American _ track and field coaches in 1920 ont» the:r mage — will be engaged f-r_ *® con ng and Preparation last.| eur men o24.” ge i i 4 ; _— a ee ‘ie Na oda | i i kth it i a fet Re ‘* ~ i f cap. , Tebdell kicyed goal five times. i vet hs ay

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STLOUS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1922. 1 . : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = Wai Wxiaettane = gy — The Giants Are Keeping Their Heads Up and Winning the Series Hands Down likens, Defeated, 26-0, > ui {Notre Dame's Left-Footed Punting Star Missouri Defeats First Valley Game | Face} [Po ll p= | |Al Lincoln and Fowler Lead © of Adverse Conditions — Miller of Notre Dame ege } i a a8 Tigers’ Smashing Attack Pikers Display an Inferior Attack but Defeat Miners In First Game of Year, 14-6 Both Washington Touchdowns Scored From Defensive Forma: tions, One Resulting From Fumble and the Other Being 2 Returned Punt. re Six Points in First Half = ” Ue ‘3 ie & é te * > ‘= Ral es : > Ook His Bet ei owis University Football Team Battles Gamely in the to the Home [- rh A oe i ry 4 aay SF tty rs wie z ~ Special to the Post-Dispatch. rtiel ; a Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. a . = Up the line, caring for his stritory and encouraging his he m™ play of the second half @'® deal of the Billiken morale, eG been built up by holding _~~® safe for the first half. men kicked off to the Notre _- syard line to Don Miller. 4s eek fell into that “pocket” ‘ ace and ran behind it aaa cree oe over tack- Sane e Billiken goal line = cond touchdown. It was _ «Which sent Notre Dame “rescore. Shortly there- broke away again and end for 35 yards and an- - This time Castner touchdown was made _— at the conclusion of adi oh down the field. He * en the line for a five-yard 1 Carried him over with we eore. Castner’s goal mare > © was powerless in oacl | O'Rourke Pleased. ~~ Teally impressed with its > * O'Rourke can buila an © match it, the University ahd ) One of its greatest teanis 7» With the exception of ~ 8 it held the powerful oP Attack well in check. ‘ player who has played for a moh- i i ie British Golf Body Adopts Amateur Rule HE Royal and Ancient Club at St. Andrews has adopted defi- ’ nitions clearly outlining the Brit- ish amateur status. The amateur ) rules are ag follows; An amateur golfer fs one who after attaining the age of 16 has not: 1. Carrtead clubs for hire. 2. Received’ any consideration, either directly or indirectly, for ) playing or for teaching the game or for playing in a match or tour- nament. 8. Because of his skill as a golfer, received after Dec. 31, 1922, a salary or remuneration, either directly or indirectly from any firm dealing with goods relating to the game. 4. Played for a money prize in any tournament. (Thme acceptance without pay- ment of golf balls, clubs or golf merchandise will render a player ineligible to compete in the ama- teur championship.) “A . professional gwolfer is any ey prize or who has received pay- ment for playing or teaching the game.” ateCvary. Head linesman—Relilly, George- town. The score by quarters: Missouri : a 7a 7—23 |Grinnell 0 0 0O— O Substitutions—Walsh for Hays, Adams for Bond, Hays for Walsh, Fowler for Adams, Keller for Vandyne, Palermo for Wertz, Walsh for Rays, Schmidt for Wood, Wood for Duke, Miller for Jansen, Dare for Grimes, Hobbett for Watson, Critchett for Whitehill. Miesouri scoring—Touchdowns, Bond, Walsh, tnight. Points from touchdown, Lincoln (2). Field goal—Lincoiln. Penalties—Missouri, 65 yards: Grinnell, 25 yards. Fumbles— Grinnell 2. Yards gained in scrimmage— Missouri 238, Grinnell 56. Yards lost in scrimmage—Missouri 5, Grinnell 13. Punts —Missouri 8 for an average of 40 yards, Grinnell 9 for an average «of 38 vards. Virst downs—Missouri 1%, Grinnell 5. Punts re- turned—Missour! 87 yards, Grinnell 1290 yards. Forward passee—Mitsourl one out of 7 for 19 yards, Grinnell 2 wont of 7 for 12 yards. —_———+@—__—- Minnesota 22; N. Dakota 0. By the Associated Press. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Oct. Overcoming a stubborn defense, the University of Minnesota defeated North Dakota University, 22 to 0,’ in the opening game of the 1922 col- legiate football season here this aft- ernoon. The game was played in a drizzling rain. ~ = The Rolla attack was markedly superior to Washington's, the visi+- ors making 13 first downs to the Pikers’ 7. The Rolla attack was par- ticularly powerful in the second quarter, when, shortly after the Pikers had scored, the Miners took tne ball from their own 20-yard ine and smashed, tricked and dodgad their way through six successive ‘ir st downs for a touchdown, Hasselmain bucking over from the one-foot line for the score. The kick after toush- down failed. Mathes of Pikers Injured. Fullback Mathes of Washington and Fullback Hasselman of Rolla both’ had to be t®#ken from the game champions of the United States, end- ing the series of special international matches. The score was 5 to 4. re cme : GRINNELL HAS STRONG. A. H. Elward, former Notre’ Dame star, who for the last three years has coached at the naval station at Hampton Roads, comes to Grinnel, to head the strongest footbali coaching staff the Pioneers have Possessed in several years, “Red” Egan, who will be remem- bered as a Scarlet and Black lette: man of several years ago, is to act &s assistant varsity coach. R. W. Rogers, last year mentor of the fres. man team, will again act in tnat on account of injuries. The Piker plunger suffered a recurrence of an old injury in the third quarter and Hasselman suffered a strained ten- don. About 3000 persons witnessed the contest, in spite of a steady drizzle which made the gridiron muddy and the slippery ball difficult to hand!s. A Rolla delegation of 300 rootevs was present. The strong Aggie team will invade ‘Francis Field next Saturday. The capacity and will be aided this yea? by Paul McEachron, ‘11, who returns to Grinnell from the Porter Middle school of Tehchow, Shantung. Quebec in Kacing Body. Quebec, it is reported, will build a one-mile racetrack and join the Canadian Racing Association next year. Ag a result many of the same horses that race at Blue Bonnets Dorval, Windsor and other track. under the jurisdiction of the go ian association will appear at Que. . bee. | $e on the in baseball, because he grasping to advance. Lead off with a bank account. Save tically. If you would cross the plate of success, don't, for the want of a little capital, be ‘thrown out” on the base line. The player who scores 1s the one who is safe bases. the si leads off realizes importance of a. few seconds in his race for the next bag. In business, the a man accumulates a reserve use he knows a few hundred dollars may be the deciding factor in his or losing an opportunity BaP a MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STAFF OF COACHES °

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~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 's The Yanks Are the Best Team on Paper, Consequently They Are Bane. aoa to a Women’s District Golf Title Army Uses Aerial {Rein Halts Se Louis Tourney Starts. Tomorrow ‘Attack to Defeat “Tatm: ae. Memphis me, Kansas Team, 13-0 in Qualifying Round —_ Finals Sched- SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1922. ~~ Pe te ete a ee such x ¢ Sine. Pe srt ‘ a =) Qaweee wre rae yee an eae sence os pei aes rng y okay he tg = - NA ARR Cin, TEP open HOME me BRI bh PRR 9 -a ‘ «4 . : eee. 102 Oicatess a ‘Tomorrow’s Laurel Entries. 20 vent”"s03 Gish First race, $1400, maidens, 2-year-clda die. Pia six furiongs: 2.220 *jJealous Woman. eret aEvelyn Ruth c = Foe ; Pipes A ie . e ~« vate ; aw prety ree F hh Ae’ oH spn ene 5 Bs Se en ee a ee ae i i i i ls MEMPHIS. Tenn. Oct. 7. é re AIN here this afternoon causeq the postponement of i i i i TS GS ee ae ee ee ape arte Ninety-Three Contestants “““!l Compete Over Links of the Bellerive Country Club uled to Be Pla ved Saturda\ Quarterback Smythe Races 55 Yards for One of Touch- downs for Cadets. Seay PES PO FNL EN Me abort, _longe. 112 (Sandesh, - Serapis and Elected Tas SIXTH RACE. Bees 5. year-olds. Tomorrow morning, at the Bellerive Country Club, “o women By ; 4 + T 7}} P ’ Ward. mile and a sixteenth: TEIN peer yet “ * eTnir y. : . —— iC k lee iWa the first games the Ben The iatter WeCarthy ercepted a forward second period and ran The goal was Kansan held the Army hout the last two pe- never themse:ves seri- threatened Army’s goal. ine up and summiarr: Art* ; ip i Mil | Harrr vards to a score. it “ye. * wot ; missed. The =) -" “ . © . ; . . o includ “ee ergy? ee =e Bast safe throug -> - hy ef \rieds. Ltt he th wt. Ce A Goes 4, ds ARR Ai >: anata a or ; aft ashe ang trial of G. V personne! . . Trip rips len Echo . THIRD RACE. $1500. 23-searcids = July 27 up. @rwerd. ciairine miie end » half—Dresden. a 5 eat. *3.69 SR. $2.68 fret> War Mask. 107. $550. =ceri: Meedy. 906. SS 40. 1a9 | third. Time. 1:35 3-5. 2 Padua. Wir Victor 108 Clean Gene. Double Cross sie ren. Fourth race. Natiana!l Stakes. $5499 -4,)- Ross, ders against the striki Winois Central and Y vailroads. The orders as those issued in other joined strikers things. from “compel tempting to compel futimidation. force, son in the employ of t cease performing his du manner persons willing plaintiff. with the object entering said service: @ salting the plaintiff's em of threats or suggestion Yesterday’s FIRST RACE $17 3-rear-oclds and tween the champion Muny base- Special to the Post-Dispatch. ezels of heap Louis were The H to0- |»! ds and apeues. ( two miles: ld b ¢{ day defeated the University of the Se ame wou e playre: thst one 5 140 *Syradyra Oct. 7.— ei D eat ad- composed of Heuermann, Neither team showed to &F a—Ross & Greentree entry. : ye ~- nr =. ~ 7eT . 2) enthusiasts is accompanying the gains through the Sewance line.) Eandurverr Valador their ' Louis Public Parks, is in charge the came made possible the two first v: Rewal Chartie ...104 a Yankee CHICAGO,’ Oct. drizzling rain. which prevailed yn + e. Mal ; the 104 aPlayfeliow ....108 | J. J ;. “s | v3 The Westerners b—Cosden entrr the University of Chicago machine opens on Tuesday. "ys the ball. The = ” ie 4 | ¥, oug my Pyott, who vss ; = LaF | — age Millers a - ~~ pe es ~ an He Made No R - will be held open until Friday at 1 rive. Wen WL Pein. Kirkwood : - Mom. . 133 °c Thomas counted both touchdowns ’ » wesiernet Stes - Today's | Helen Atkin ... -306 players who cavorted re coi i in: i] - oO 8 holes ~o] . ng the final, will be of 18 hotles colors eden ents ane cages ane r right side of the Georgia line, while to the heaviness of furlongs: oe Ss. F. champions; will an ay m1 Results. ee wot 9:00—Mrs. L. E. Wasson, Triple A.: Mrs . oP ar Ysterday’s Laurel ) Se : issn ME Coach Stagg made frequent substi- | s R. Js : Reg Oe Ciub: Mrs. M. Isler, Midiand Valley _— =e s. Sew setaiann ’ 3 Mn Le -ack]) ~-' Keach manac ; a hie vr alae lle = Ee ies — a Each manager has added to his vret- Sesteettia fein men, the Maroons scored 9 -(738.— VWirs. a J. Marx av... sit wo a. . vy - a = — bitdea ‘a. — ne . , 2 Say i ' -s " % oungsters. Cve ia : ° ir ere . - ~* . rar. A } : Met art! , Ste rt : ee " na — : tea" OnrD RAC steeplechase, handtca>. | , Grace Greenhall. Westwood. ~—iten~—35a) lechi 342. | ~?. vert oo Me . more comfortable. The field will be of ° ake first, en “Fi othe .e inin Georgia was able to m (eo ohh Faecal creatae 4 102 2-5 Damask . char: a 1e¢ injunctioz e emall extra charge. Realizing that 109 Ptrohmeier......Lefi end ..........Boney | Mrs. Albert Terry, St. Louis c. | Tem. ST 5A, for many battles to ball and tennis teams of St. Louis ‘ PHILADELPHIA, P2.. >» - i id, South, 27 to 0. on @ rainsoaked fie: tomorrow aPagebhrook 130 *Sea Scot “~ ain Miil- of Ran- ? mann Schwarz and Mooney. vaniaze, although Captain Fes Thira race. $1600. 2-year-clds, five fur- 4 Heeitaps . ? . - o 34 =) e crowd = athletes and Redowe Abeken, di- Frequent fumbles on the part of th Fourth race. $1600, 3-rear-clds and up- wes f the invading forces, | a r ns. Line up eieven. The game was played in a ee Penns} Ivanga touchdowns 4 Dream of Ajlab. , throughout and made . enn. (27). sitions. : polished team work and relying al- : ball wet — Lal BR .t ward. mile and wee 2 4 . . : . : ; ‘4 ~ —— -y In addition to the championship, |. lt _ — Li e trouble in handling . Litton Judge Be Calise ee” tomorrow, each team to be composed aa University of Georgia in the first 9:57—Mrs. | . ‘ormandi am , : : Adeiph St: renwe oa ea tovery. Forward passing and ki ckins nad iy Pewers Cernic Seng . ; ee un . . ‘ ° Puri - -— 7 he . “ . : (ying play will | awarded the Au- Army's first touchdewn came as Pes: ee if>ack. ime i to-tehson *Miss Willey .... ous? intersectional game despite .* ha! Hamer .. class A ang class B the Cadets had the ball on Kan- (;rew (tut of played on a’ Slippery rain-soaked With a the first «of are \ » : Symmary ing contest is scheduled for Tuesday. vard mark, from which point We ‘Tier. Sullivan. Halfback Johnny Thomas, whose -” r meetin toe eines augurate its season, next Sundar. at : rf rids Saturday Ummire—Mermitt (3 : : some tourney for Friday aturday goal after touchdown was success- Jaffersan’. Head Guilty of \ iola most sensational performer of the : , ixed 7 . nd the Vesper-Buicks. perieds—I2 minutes Paws Entries for the mixed foursome pass second. Circuit Races a | -- . . M- x 186 . oO Lf d- and is made up. in Th= Clockmen All championship matches, . , : . 7 ‘Tan Cirewl Weather raining: treck siow. field on repeated smashes at the rarnoon when fresh : Nieta verive In the second game. chowe : ; age ie : : she rs added Staff Cerresponde championship follows: . a aes er 7 By a >t . po 9-02— Mr Sterlin Imund Country er wrmeriy the De Andreis eleven. a wthorne Entrie ons. special pe'cht ¢ : Memphis Press, on he use@ a number of second-string cows Wc A. Henry. Triple a w | Terme ' | (ad Timer. Armedee aid Jolly Sallor aise 8:i2—Mrs. R. J. Keokn ‘ = 0. ; : to make the patrons of this game _ monta, an m& strength of the Chicago eleven. . é ae eae L. P. Aloe. Westwood. Airs ‘erguson. |; Ech eatin Ine SP ie site EP en ning. SiX 5 Niagra Eerieeter, 3 ~v ™ " ne eee f: Re ran pe? Seae ‘ AGa? Las . boxes, chairs will be pseovided at a woo pl” UP obs EF —— +ton Chicago UC. (20) Position. Georgia (> | 9:21—Mrs. George E Mix. G an a ; : ee _ Let Mrs. C. B. Abney, Triple A Mrs. George G. Chase. Giew Echo. 83 (© of Kame ey a q tien in St. Louis, arrangements are made hange the steady 9:27—Mrs. M. RF Parrott. Kirkwood! being ‘Mrs. J B. Rhle. Normandie 9-30—Mrs. K. F. Weller. é ; . P. Dew!lin. Kirkwood. : s Anson Mo-e. Normand . , introduce a dash of variety in the .Batier | 8:33—Mrs. €. &. Chestre, Glen Ech *.. : . wioand: ese wae) Post aoe LC SreTe seasonecesl oreerver, the cup play wil’ | Mrs. William Deolar. Sunset Li :L: M1 E. Langan end Wal- McBride, : rely Lim san .° ¢%3 rear bewi *: ® , | —— Vence E. TYarior. Algomouin: ***: “rs. J Multen. Midlant Va berg: ih j Time n this year begin earlier, the entry for Pere. FO eee iM La aij Seiden a. — Qebern Van Bro ates Se national honors being greater than x. Themas......Rixht halfback . . Thermpson | 8: a R. c. ; “har piman Ir Re lerive ; mis “ . “i or before. o++a+s+~Fletcher/ yrs. Baward Sotchis ise, St. Louis CC. { Triple A.: Mrs Times peo As Elmer- K and » SECOND RACE a ert ; a ‘pe 4 Ash entry. clalming. $1060... 1?” Madrone been. decided to Annanelis Handicar } The start ali she “ sirens | mes at = : Tk » 4 . and forward | ue Season and they will be assisted - | . Littie ‘2 iG o art - Z 372 Tetr : - : » , 7 ng 7? re ’ ~~ Pod : : Li ee The Cadets braced and hela OF SPecially-selected -linesmen for Metric. : b n and Gold fer three downs. “de and goal posts. The injury to Tomorrow’s Jamaica Entries. quarterback and captain « ‘ Cliff Brady is 2 blow to the Scullins aS ; drop kick and the but Tate Brady already has ar. ‘(Simaieton). second, My Loraine. 106 (Janes). claiming. five and >i - rm ga — = 3 age Time—_i07 1-3 Pagia. Eris. Cast play on the ranged his eleven to nullify as best 1m also ren ' Cohen. orinted on the estern he mar anv 2 - ' : ee | . =e ; = . - ‘ aii 5 Loss Dt Ty id ° , a ie - " - hielo loss of s ‘en ath because _SBCx ND R R oe $1000 4-vear-clds an Roct ~- £58 ; . dav number—w«hich of his brother's inability to play. og oo > reies BRoid American . erts, 105 ‘Jones: > (Petzold). second. BETHLEHEMS IMPORT EIGHT S@QCCER STARS Owens) third oe: ‘0 Firnn a nant. Dancing Giri ..188 *Chief recent dispatch from Philadel. on. Be Fon ; > PRia indicates that the Bethiehem Caralcadour If. Marion iL osrien oo . Bhi Raff! a Rejectiecn Steel Soccer Footbal! ub aise ran "3 Second race. Sandrincham : | THIRD RACE. $1000. 5-vear-clds olds and up. sellimg. ome mile and ge s'=- | The article was devoted regain its former prestige. The on e- time national] champions will te upward, — ime. — —. | Topaz aiso ran , aret: fT . . &. Strengthened by the addition of eight stars from the British Isles, espe- cially imported for the Bethlehem Zone team FTH z . FI RACE. $1000, al ‘ + Ses! tsou av-enn B The players who will be added to turiongs—Harry S113 R ; oo ~~ hie 4 Ve ee ; the steel team’s lineup are as fol- % ay Kean. 107 ‘ aim ~=s 1e¢ bit’ fato the car and "ho was riding & EP NE" PES 3 10 2 | ss ée es MARKO toes kn ole 0 Qo Cc— 0 Grand. I- “sh - =3 ais Tan Tan Fitz. Rand ie = TEN ¢ “jeopat r2 Bo 4 vear-ols Ra! cor a eS = ciaimine. $1000 J-Tear-aids Watch Calamity | Jane. @ j Poeart#”..108@ | cae 8-33 4-5. TAS Maney ‘os Friz was eager (ON Chicago; by virtue of a fine 72 this morning. while other leaders were fighting a wind swept course, won the $1000 first prize in the an- nual St. Joseph open golf tourna- jment this afternoon with a total of champions ran away from ; 29@ for the 72 holes. Loos was only football team here | O@* Stroke lower than Harry Hamp- score of 61 to 0 ™ aceon of Detroit. who won second play. |money with 291. the year. | William Creavy of the Hillcrest witnessed | Ciub, Kansas City. started the day at | With a two stroke lead, but he played | miserable golf the first nine, taking and’ Lock the bic) 43 strokes, and his 36 coming in left both men smashing Dim a 79, and in third piace instead The Hawk-/°f first. Im the afternoon he took ia 77 and held his place at third. p the; John Golden, the New York pro- second fessional, suffered the same fate as 'Creavy, going to pieces in the wind 73s for the dar. better \ i al - b+ te mers is tecewit! | Cia wm ww Swe = wi! ~ iG@ GG we o- ; 7 wt os * Ath ¢ So BWitirs “Dirty end runs * ~'* FIR-~T RACE. $1008. 3-vear-clds, maid. ens. aliewances. five furiongs—Dr. McAr- ther. 125 (KRederis). first: Fernendas. 166 . * ‘9 On Sent. while th the Labor Review. pub IMEI ELA Om ROR nS oo Re Wer ners -egagtmnelae ese 2... ~* en eae s iaasiat ven ~ ¥: : BAA Be - ¥ te A alga S ; First rece, 2-resr-elds. as balf fur’ ones: - 185 Rune: igh —_ - D nisse) ‘Ai _ He (Be hechabe aati SAB, ca thy es r we x as brought into in lan held the Mel iS Ore rem i i Gs io . 5d he Cie & J! nt 1Hi-tiGeti é b ow 4 TOT Se ee | gore Se as Fi G6 it * it ~) Pr we »je i Subscribers 2 ey or t date ‘he artix cle headed reprod jced in cronn crue eure af Western pred back for a punt. but slipped as he was about te Kick and fumbled the ball Center Fisk of Seldan re- wrered the ball fer a teuchdown. A he attempt to kick the goal after SulmMMmaryr : oil Get oO ~e Veid be bw mt pe oe H + ARS DB ix Be aa b as a « wh mee 5 eee a > > . nal Sat i hon Pia 5 By :, eS “ a ee ae eh em el = 1am F * ids ees ee ~The - ef +. a : onl. ’ - se > ee *e baa oe. +> Sy ae =i r-” : ae sy) * ‘ Le ~ tr ¢ = id mh > > t in m| ye . Ses 7, Pe e = oe ro) 7 ‘> - , eee A ee 4 pt pnt a es SSirtr de Vi Dr Ci Wiehe me mit Oe : * e > elle all edie 9igSisisnu Sis - 5 i HE is out to ee o- bas pas — | " sist. i ion wy Eo as pe as ee RO + in Se (Sinaisian : as by C and War ted 108 | an - Ma : Jf ; eo: larence V iP oe? ee this Ce - *i. yue ¢ Frisco. was dee Doe and taking two \@ropping from second to fifth place. LAFAYETTE, Oct. t.—In © Beg og who learned his Ind., @ courses, pares ics drizaling rain Purdue defeated James ‘fine game all day. scoring a 72 and -Milliken College of Decatur, Ill, 19 a 73 and giving Loos-a hard battle toe @ here today. The soggy field pre- |\Tom Stevens. who finished fourth. Seeks ineahvanis MOE Ghth: and the the | had a good chance for first money ball was too slippery to attempt ® after his 72 this morning. but he Many passes. Milliken made first | iblew up in the afternoon and scored down only twice. (an $9. | ‘The winners and their scores: Fa- die Loos, Lake Shore Country Club. ‘Chicago, 230: Harry Hampton. Sse age Country Club, Detroit. liam Creavr, Hilicrest Coun- panne the Beloit eleven today by a try Club. Kansas City, 2384: Tom mg score of 17 to 0 on a muddy, rain- | *e™s. Minikahda Country Ciub. Min- neapolis, 296; John Golden. Tuxedo Country Club, New York. 298: Ea. adie Murphy. St. Joseph Country Ww. Club, 300: Willie Kida. Interlachen Metevier, G....” |Country Club, Minneapolis, 301: wit. **™e™. W's ®: & } ord et : . axe 1G Orth AD te HIE OS WW Sh Hee Wwe GS eee ee Feurth race, Morris Handi Can. -2-me. year-olds and upwart. nm Bel! ! Elizabethtown. 110 (Pickena). eed. Time, ows: es it 1-5. Diomed, Incognance also ran. Pairer Young. formerly of Greenock Mor-| “XTH_ RACE, ——— 3- -oids and | Withia +h tons and Dundee Bibs: McFarilan« a Dorie) ¢ ar = ey ——= we formerly ft > - Ml a . - rut 7 107 | Tes’ ac ~—a ¢h -. t " ~ ° ° atrick Thistles: Rae- | (Phillips. . (Singleton), Time—2 5 . Spec. | - Ki vf Dembarten and —— Girl. Buck Nail. Regreso. aise ran. — having committed the ¢ bes Park: Terris, formeriy of ) Kalkirk and Liverpool: Rattery. | men and the fourth as formeriy of Raith Rovers: McNivis. » Stevens. not Lanier, © o ' formerly of Patrick Thisties: Faulds. e Mende formerly of Peters Hill, Scottish Jun. 4 ended OF as lor Club, _ and Gollie, formeriy of ; 2.” The confessions > Ya other arts of violene Sreck a Frisco passeug The four men are sf im the local court bas no connec other matters which Heved to have had a 4 Prosecutions invoirigg Ko Bs pa ma + OS i Ge QOOr-tsoioe next two iv al mest $e vat = —~ £244. 8 © Cit oe iQ@-i ee aed Oe Ce DU Deer Ci WMO OID ® ' re Kline, Mis- ~~ oficial i w . NEW HAVEN. Conn: Oct. _—In s eo nimD Ba _@rizzie Yale deprived of Capt. Jor. 107 (Wilson arascon i 193 ‘ ‘Gam E. Mehthorn. Shreveport. La.. 382; H. H. Gibsen. Fort Leaven- Kan.. 304. Special prize af $2100 to Creavy for lowest score for 18 holes— 68. NEGRO STARS TODAY ? I i @ 16 ; University team, 41 to @ here today. | . a. . Tezas took the lead a few minutes | KOLP. St L.. 4 . after the opening of the second period 5 and was out of reach of her eppo- | rents throughout the remainder - of | the game, the half ending 17 to 3%. | Gan and O'Hearn defeated North Carolina. 18 to 06, this afternoon. | McDonald. the visitors’ quarterback. omce carried the ball across Yaic's | goal line, but the lads from the Sout) ies ‘(Anderson ). 06 ond: Ciceronian. 101 | Time, 1:33. Asevyrian _Devenite. Miss Caltha,. Old iing If also ren. $73. (Ambrose:, 7 sti : Also. it bas strongiy # Tespe:: to the free Cc ohen af The forward pass proved the chief | hed been offside and the touchdown | — t 69 aining medium for the Oklahomans | did not count. fe 35 este who completed six of their 19 at-| The lineup: ) a with two passes intercepted. | . i - iF Sent. 4 Publi Left : - , “ : 3 ’ Pes: ac) runs by Eckhardt and Stacy fea | aa a 5 tured the playing of the Texas team' ™£ | 7 . . a . 8. which relied mostly on straight play- | 4 ing. | Bailer.......... ete tack'e PRINCETON TEAM ABLE = _ 3.7 SEE SE TO SCORE ONLY FIVE St .----...Qureten’sicpean POINTS ~sereese-- lam halfback. __F. Mors ) we VIRGINIA aa ee balfdeck _. . Johnston By the Asecctated Pree, ~+++++-.-Pullleck +--+ ++-.-McGee | PRINCETON, ¥ Score by periods: | con Won ten sncend Gums of the onn-| wersewreee-O @ EC GZ 7 eo | g *, oe | Pits Press, an son today, defeating Virginia, § to +-+er- cee? © OO GF @ | ala | | headed “The _& The contest was played in a! i ‘ » o /. ieeaaaee ge : eo Steady downpour of rain which made | Sted with this feed playing tmpossible. Many fum-_ of Cohen, and oon and constant slipping marred at far in m li e game. ‘8 Muzziing ee scored on a @rop kick | INCHES? . RR er dee oe Sian ig ae PEE hI Nn, Meo ie tae SA ot et dt et igre * i) i ‘ee eee i a safety In the ‘fourth period. De-| spite the rain several thousand Ieyal | 4 mt wed Vit ww Tiger rooters were on hand in the Palmer stadium to witness The score by perfods was: Prineeton Virginia | — 9 [ aa ~ ot wt 1D EvsS22288 a tie Seerere Bee -ivie Baibsee 4233 235e% 7 Sinee relared th 7 to him that 4 ) aim Beuwssuccegneavaseees pet oe Coed 8 — BSR SSR EF Portland 4—3, Galt Lake - Pa 2 RES: inchoate f

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I also ran. - Brevoort Purse, six ‘ini b2 Ligh “105 Py OG x - ’ _ . ’ ; om om 7 ? Mahony." maiden, riongr Portland ; Velm and Um Cm, eS ~ ‘ hte fe y : a" , ee ey erate ya aw a edeednde Pa a a | Ss Poi S4Sko os eore io $1400, claiming. . 96 Me Grafter 4 . 49 Com iy 101 ne omy - am ee - pa Palm - James FB. = 05 ones Black “303 edocs ACE. $1500, ~ maa! hts, six f inion Pom ai 20, $2.50, emi. 2 70 320" "rn, Se Portiand Urn, c 4 $1400 4-year-olds and mile and a six th > AT OHIO S ) State freshman n Ve guard in the P : Hughes from Fret is said to s the recomme or, former Oto! now coach at ST * * 2 THREE. _ ST. Lou Is, SUN ey aa reedom of P Tess Issue Raised | in Two 3 | Unusual Cases in Federal Court at Memphis i: MONTHS IN JAIL. 7 rn sther Now Must Face Same Judge Because He Is Alleged to > Have Commented Contemptu- ously on the Court’s Action in the 3 » Other Jor (tut of Sweeping Injunc- % Bsc Case—Both Proceedings tO tO yt yy — ee ee. * tion Aimed at Striking Shopcraft ° E Unionists — First Writer Held © Guilty of Violating Writ Though He Made No Reference to It and | | Wrote Only About ‘‘Scabs.’’ —_—" —_—_ : ‘ ra Staff Cerrespondent of the Post-Dispatch. MEMPHIS, Tenn., Oct. 7. HE trial of G. V. Sanders, editor of the ’ T Memphis Press, on a contempt charge before Judge J. W. Ross in the Federal Court here, 16, will bring before the court, for the second » in a month, an issue of the freedom of the growing out of the railroad shopmen's ‘girike and the injunction proceedings of last sum- ) te * Judge Ross, July 27 last. issued restraining or- } against the striking shopmen of the Frisco, 1} nis Central and Yazoo & Mississippi Valley isoads. The orders were of the same character / * those issued in other jurisdictions. Fa “Ss ty - They en- the strikers and others, among other from “compelling or inducing, or at- to compel or induce, by threats, -fatimidation, force, fraud or deception, any per- * ton in the employ of the plaintiff (railroad) to teage performing his duty Manner persons willing to éntat the service of the ' ; from coercing in any et a, ee le ~~ ~ plaintiff, with the object of preventing them from ’ " Labor Review, “Dirty Scabs.” é while this order wds stil] in force. published here by Sept. 2. a, printed on the first -_ — eatering said service; and from jeering at-or in- | » sulting the plaintiff's employes in any way, by use , at threats or suggestion of danger of any kind.” Jacob page of its Labor / number—which had been mailed to regular ° wibers a day or two before the publication . the article headed “Dirty Scabs,” sduced in connection with this news story. which is article was devoted to genera! abuse of strike : Fers, and did not mention specifically, or allude to the Federal Court's @junction. p20n Sept. 2. at 6:40 a. m., the shopmen’s an automobile driven ‘ Clarence V. Stevens, foreman in the Yale yards | @ the Frisco, was attacked from ambush at Mad- : : the car and C. ~ 4 avenue and the Speedwar. H. Lanier. a Frisco car re- . Who was riding in the rear seat, was killed. win the next two days four strikers were ar- Shots were fired | and the police announced that all confessed | ang Committed the crime, three acting as gun- , and the fourth as driver. All related that ‘ ens, not Lanier, was the man whom it was | ea to kill, or as one of them said. to “fright- The confessions included some participation : er acts of violence, including an attempt to ‘ weck @ Frisco passenger train. four men are still prisoners and will be « | in the local courts. RO oficial connection in the record with the The murder of Lanier | matters which will be related, but it is be- | to have had a part in bringing about the | * 4JiiP involving the issue of free speech. it has strongly affected public feeling in | to the free speech cases. Cohen A rrested. it of Cohen, and asking: » =r in muzzling a free press, where is the ; 4, Labor day. two days after the date of ( = On an information issued against him by | + agony United States District Attorney. ‘oTmation charged Cohen with violating the er and tes spirit of Judge Ross’ injunction by ation of the article about “scabs.” Cohen B arresied as he was attending a celebration at Park. He was released on $1000 bond, before Judge Ross Sept. 18. _ 7, there appeared on the first page of the Press, an afternoon newspaper, an ed- headed “The King Forbids” (which is With this news story), alluding to the ar- “If the courts can go f Place?” The injunction was spoken of sme fiat of the king,” and said, as to the cop- Provisions for freedom of the press: ei ei ai aan ei ai di i ree gy a atti til yp, ay a see about that—fetch him before the ( editorial caused *onsiderable com- t brought no immediate action. The Press | ‘committing contempt! of court, wT who visits the Federal building daily © Telnied that some Federal officials re- — him that the editor of the Press seemed emi, to sce how near be could come to , se JACOB COHEN. JUDGE J. W. ROSS. G. >} somiered at espousivle for the al Licse OD : thie ben Was They argued. however. that the article in question had not mentioned the Court or the and that tion had beet therefore. no oist.on of the injun: +e. sh a oOmrm af | fs a's arguet that otper publier had Oontimued on Page Eighteen, ae —- ee re ae eri a Injunction. mented un‘evorel'r on! Bpieiat am ae at si ange 2TH fat a 352% aa : it Riper: Setiscerpmp ings ighad > eteeiatertitteaneeeeeee A er = ~ = ‘DAY MORNING, OCTOBE RE 8. 192 yo) LE ee a TT PAGES 1—20 _—0—: _—o—: 2 pani -[Ludendorff From Retreat : 0 . Restore Hohenzollerns, Says the War From Worst Motives in World’s History Where He Plans to ~—0-——: America Entered 7 0 . :—_—o— - oa 5 Chief of the Pro-Monarchists Ex- presses Great Bitterness Against This Including ‘‘Ger- Snarls at France and Predicts Disruption of the British Empire. Country, man - Americans’? — By FERDINAND TUOBY, of the Paris Bureau of the New York World and the Post-Dispatch MUNICH, Sept. —. Germany today the ad- herent of one or the other of two creeds. The one might be tabulated: I believe that France is all wrong. I believe that Germany is sick of war I believe that the allies have behaved ‘ike vampires. ] believe in the German republic. I believe the Germans should not he made to pay till the armics of occupation quit Ger- many. I believe the Germans will behave in fu- ture. ] believe the French are a selfish, bunch, out for military domination. | believe in the horrors of the Rhine I beileve the allies are responsible for the mess Europe is in today. The other set down: I believe that France knows Gerniany best. I believe the Germans are sheminine cead. I belfeve Foch should have had his last Tattle. I] believe in reparation. l believe the Germans never intended to pay. | believe a Kaisers coming back. 1 do not believe in the German republic. | believe the Germans are set on war of re- venge. I believe they've got it all mapped out. Il believe no nation has suffered iike Freuce. | believe’ the allies have not fbeen firm enough and that the Germans are laughing up their sleeves | believe tbe Germans havent Dit. , oe one enters greedy changed a I believe in not forgetting--premature:: Two Ways of Judging Germany Now it occurred to me as ! crossed the Rhire ‘hat there were two ways of judging Germany and the Germans and of putting the 2bove twin credos to the test. One industr®}, socia!] and political conditions in the Fatherlant tempering the inquiry with reference to restaur2! ‘ prices and to the care-f rive at a paradox complete and befogging. or wwe eould fasten on to a dominant element or mani- in the life of the German State au: the hope of a star shel! effect upon the remaining German’ scene. Decision to prosecute the latter course was what brought me to the gate of Gen. Ludendorff’s villa outside this city. What was the strength what did thev think of things today” one could get that fair and square might be clarified. could either study ree surface life. and ar- festation follow it up in of the old brigade. and Surely, if much else matter getting near©r Excelienz Erich von Ludendorff, erstwhile Capa- blanca of mighty legions and best brain of the war. He is a marked man—the one to go in re- turn for Rathenau. vou will hear it said—and, so devious introductory paths have to be followed ere one is fortunate enougb to debouch at the charm- Ludendorff in the suburb Wilhelms- liowever. it Was no eas\ ing Villa hohe. More than one prominent applied for an introduction replied that L dorff received none save intimate friends; otbers professed be but vaguely cognizant of the ex- reauitilabtiatihiat's presence in their midst One detected a vers phere.” however, in and around Munich tion of Ludendorff's namé officials, waiters people, taxi drivers, invariably pricked up their ears, then. catching my foreign accent, were mum There seemed to be almost a common and tari! protection of Lu- Lv) Bavariap to whom |! nden- Ludendorff atmos- At men- clear shop existence for the Excuse after excuse was forthcoming society iD dendorff. for not giving me an introduction, ing that Ludendorff doesn't encourage of any kind. because publicity is distinctly not the breath of life to a cover: movement based on mining one’s opponents position such as the for- mer war leader is conducting in The Fatheriand todey. And still there is always the chance that a visitor, presenting himself with the best cre- dentials, may be out 6 eamoufiaged “red.” bomb in pocket or révolver-on the hip. Incidentaliy, ! heard that Lundendorff was wont to keep two revolvers handy ‘one visible on his me. and that he kept a fire in a ‘ burning an emergency callin te papers. bet even sucl the facts be- Visitors stove perpe' ua! in ease of 2 an ion of his priva know |- ) } ‘ f , ayt?; a Seine A —— ‘edge bardly prepared me {for circumptances _ aroumu Wilh my Wrist watch Suddes od the Already Dreaming of ‘‘the Next War’’ When He and His Follow- ers Hope ‘Germany Will Come Into Her Own Again—Calls Dis- armament Discussions ‘‘Nonsen- sical Rubbish.’’ » a eral said: “What do you want?’ I! explained that I was making an inquiry into the chances of )@® monarchist revival in Europe generally end in Bavaria and Prussia in particular—hoping thus-to draw him into talking as chief “old Brigadier,” which he undoubtedly is. “And what has that got to do with America?” was Laundendorff’s opening rejoinder. explained that Americans were still keenly interested in the future of Germany and that whether the existing republic endures or not seemed a matter of paramount importance: I had heard him—Ludendorff—spoken of as the head of the monarchists working for the return of an ‘Emperor. “Let America mind its own business!” efaculat- | (ed Ludendorff, “as it should have done on a previous occasion! What right have you (was haben sie zu thun) here in Europe? To us Ger- ‘mans you brought nothing but ill. I shall say nothing to you on monarchy, and, mind, you are not interviewing me on it, but I have much to }say on other things.” The ex-Quartermaster-Genera] spoke in guttural ,staccato sentences, stabbed out in the best Prus- sian style and accompanied by a stiff tempo beating with the free hand. GEN. VON _UDENDOERFYF. ‘advent at the Villa Lupdendorff and of my meet- ing with its owner. Two Snarling Wolf Hounds on Guard | / / My arrive) at the gate was the signal for two / snarling wolf hounds to leap down the steps at i| Let Americans Study Themselves yme. I paused outside the villa, a big white man- ‘sion standing in its own grounds and hedged in by “But you are at the bie of the movement trees, I could see, commanded a gorgeous pan- ; to bring the Kaiser back, are you not? At }oramic view of a wimding valley far away below; leant tell me why you think the Hohenzolierns happy haven of an unpensioned, dismissed officer. ( beneficial to Germany.” Meanwhile, my chauffeur was certain that the) “]’refuse to make any declaration to you on police dogs meant no harm—it was just their ‘the subject. That matter concerns Germany alone. , playful little way to growl and snap and behave)! em living here in retirement in Bavaria. And / like caged lions the other side of that gate. Ulti- . repeat I fail to see what right America has matety, after a considerable wait, which may or ‘ to interest herself in the future of Germany. Let have been put to some use within the ) the Americans #@tudy themselves for a change. villa. a smal! child, to whom I clicked heels, and | The Americans!’ One record you established. who, I subsequently learned, was Lundendorff, You entered the war from the worst motive in aged 3, beckoned me from the porch. The gate ‘the history of the world. You entered it for opened simultaneously, and for the honor: of the ' gold. We, we Germans, we fought for the su- allied and associated Powers I had perforce to / premacy of our race, You—you fought for gold! proceed. As I entered the grounds the doge) Tell them that if you like!” And Ludendorff began describing snarling circles around me, (leaned forward rasping out the words, finger shot their tongues loosely out, and it was inside of this ‘ right out at me. disconcerting foxtrot that I had to make my mis-/ “But, Excellenz, are supremacy and gold so very sion known to the maid. far apart, admitted that the object of the United Would I pass into the salon” \*moved forward (States in entering the war was financial gain. into the center of the room, accompanied now Would not the supremacy which you mention as but the animal was ap-, having been the war object of Germany have parently not in favor of my sitting down, so I (brought in its train very substantial monetary )gtood still while be continued his trotting and ) advantages to the German people?” sniffing. I may have stood two or three minutes( “That may be,”” retorted Ludendorff, “but we so--I recall studying three highly colored and ‘only thought of our race.” lifesize paintings on the walls, one of the Kaiser’ “But do you class Americans the same? and his ever true comrade, Erich von Lundendorff, ‘ of German-Americaus?” ,. another of: Hindenburg, more passionately in-' “They are the worst of the lot. They are ter- scribed. and a third of Ludendorf himself, stoop- | rible people (Schrechliche leute). We got noth- ing over a map. compass in hand and planning a (ing from them then and expect nothing of them battle aware that there was now. Bah, the Americans! The most narrow- somebod) room. The same instant (minded people in the world. We can do without the maid announced “Excellenz von Ladendorff!” ‘you. (Wir koennen ohne euch rauskommen.)” had come in without making a/ While uttering the above words Ludendorff upright, his wife beside ‘worked himself up into a declamatory heat, giv- some six paces from me. ing each phrase as if it were a military order and fair moustache curling ( gesticulating in unison. It was clear that he may not by only one of the dogs. What when | became else in the The General stood bolt doorwWa with sound and him. in the Tall. massive and ./upward at cjther end in the approved imperial )nourished the keenest hatred freely mixed with style. he fixed his penetrating blue eyes upon me. (contempt, for the Unite Stated. And that he 'I noticed that he had on knickerbockers and wore ‘ spoke for a very large, formidable and growing ‘he Bavarian peasent’s blue cotton coat, into the (section of the German people I, for one, have not lefthand pocket of which one fist was jammed \the remotest doubt. Superficial courtesy to dol- hard down. but not enough to conceal the outline /lar-spending American tourists notwithstanding, of a revolver muzzle sticking forward within. (plus a very German tendency to cringe to the ) temporary top dog, what every German knows is who won the war, and he does not intend to for- »get it. I sought to temporize with Ludendorff, Meanwhile. the dog began barking. and prencing | mentioning the Lusitania and indiscriminate about me and Ludendorff said not a word, just ) \U-boat warfare. continued to fix me with his small, light-blue “The Lusitania had munitions on board, other- eves. Finally—it seemed after am age—he ap- ) Wise how do you think she could have blown up peared to have come to some decision. He waved /so eastiy? As for our U-bost, it was the voyage his wife away and out of the room with an abrupt ‘of the Deutschland across the Atlantic which sesture. and bore down upon me in a near-goose , really decided you. Tou then began to see your ete). eyes still fixed relentiessly on mine. left hand | gold es from you.” into his coat pocket, i Predicts Reckoning for Enemies ] he drew himself up. bowed ; extended a nerveless » hand end said: “Ludendorff!” To which I was | We left the subject and after a few random juet replying when he ordered: “Sit down im that | words Ludendorff continued: chair over there! No, over there! Take no notice, “Germany has been abominably treated, but of the dog!’ --all this rasped out as if 1 had been _ there will come a day of reckoning. Look et nie. Feldgrau on parade. ‘Picture my position before the war. And now I After | had seated myself face to the window, ) can only give my family meat twice.s week. “Tis Lundendorff walked around behind me and sat ‘the same everywhere. And they say that we Ger- down {n an armchair some three paces opposite, \ mans heve not suffered! Gott!” his eres still set on mine (as they cimtinaed } He looked so ample and heppily situated oe his left hand still pressed down in ft was hard to represe & smile. ‘pred throveteut). | “The French, he went on, “the thin se ‘o emifle and figdic Imposed impossible contitiogs and | Snappy Orders for the Interviewer still pressed down A yard from me about an inch In a jer througchort? his eoat pocket fas if con ted thn’ were ‘eet agprer cate ‘Contunued ohm N 5: > nt ee a3 if PRE evi e dy A Ts I Se Tle a Raphi TIS NSH, SRI, 9 AIP le Eg PALL ETE Me eg Aa FUE GSD 4

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RAR CoRR “Pe Meat hm. pam hat aR RE OSA AEROS ASAIO IES eth is leeaeatan Het aii aleehdl COE ONE OLY ND ety en = CN ARI Me Nahas en Fn NN ARR: OIE REA Brent . . tye eines ag . as aCe 2 ee 0 ar = ee aiden PF aed Oe Ree eh eae “ge: Ps a sem 2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Bec. 12, 1878 election, regardless of his course on peace policies, Published by The Pulitzer Publishing | Senator Stanley insisted that the Senator ought to! Company, Twelfth and Olive Streets. | rc ‘} | THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- | ) FORM. | know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagogues of all parties, never belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plun- derers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain devoted to the public welfare, never be satisfied be re-elected, not because he was right, Dut because I President Wilson in his world peace policy, because | “@id what he thought was right, though he knew that || it might cost him his political future, even though he ' knew it might m@an his defeat for re-election.” This fs an amazing argument for the support of || candidate in a political contest. Senator Stanley in cause he is right in his judgment or wise in the poli- afraid to attack wrong, whether by | 4 || cies he advocates, but because he has the courage of predatory plhutocracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. | tions may be. In other words, whether a man is April 10, 1907. | ‘right or wrong; whether his judgment is cood or bad; LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE whether his policies are sound and good for the country or unsound ‘and injurious to the country; ; | whether his convictions would lead to peace and pros- When An Issue Is Not An Issue. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. inee of the Republican or Demo- | pis convictions. nosed nngged oa te wbberne wic8 be br | It is am amazing argument to use in a political cam- u on o ¢ repeai or ~ . the Volstead act when it is not a party is- | Paign—an argument that would lead the people to sue defined in the Republican or Demo-' queer conclusions and strange paths. cratic State platform for the considers3- political parties topsy-turvy. tion of the voter? Even if it was an Issue.| +Tnore are revolutionaries who want to overturn the the Volstead act could not be repealed or EIEI Ea ae ssiieee gest eS ee . have us believe, then it is hereby submit- .ountry. _ Wention will take a position looking to se rhant nee id enjoy European Turkey / other qualities not less tmportant that a candidate bs Bite R. W. HELMES. should have. They are judgment, wisdom and vision. Webster Groves. The public welfare demands that voters require right “> convictions as well as courage to stand by them. La Foliette for President. | Sound policy is imperative. = ‘ ago - Sena It is as necessary to public welfare and good gov- ; ae a dl = Pre nny | erament that voters vote their convictions as that ° n e -Dispatcn | | eir j for the splendid editorials and the pub- public men act in accord with their judgment. How licity it has given to thé corrupt politica] | Will we ever get good policies in government if voters conditions existing in the county, and its; abandon their convictions and vote for candidates fearless stand im campaigning for the merely because they admire their courage and per- cause of justice, truth and clean govern- | sonality? ment. What we need today is more . - - newspapers that will uphold this policy - WY bave party platforms or campaign speeches and point the way, not enly te local con-; for party organizations if all consigerations of right. for the ciety. ditions, but to State and national affairs. and wrong, of good policies and bad policies, are to! >We have been wondering where we could rts dian Sink Seeud Se he One and | be tossed aside by the voters in order to re-elect a man who had the courage to go wrong” courageous enough to blaze the way. All honor to the Post-Dispatch—it has [If Semator Stanley's rule of voting is to prevail, found him! A man that can rise above the Lord save the republic’ party issues and give us a platform thai) wphelds equal rights to every citizen. A man that has been fighting the battle THE FLEDGLING AND THE EAGLE. alone for over 30 years, anda man that’ The new continuous flight record of 35 hours 18 go the ot of all good citizens! minutes and 30 seconds, made by Lieuts. MacReady who want to safeguard the policies of) : eur forefathers. and Kelly emphasizes the progress that has been made Three cheers for La Follette and his | in aerial navigation. In 1903 Wilbur Wright stayed tion progressive platform; may it give him/ im the air 53 seconds and traveled ‘a distamce of 852) the just reward that is fitting to crown feet. Thus in less than 20 years seconds have been his public career. Thirtieth President. ; | stretched into hours and feet into miles. The flede- et our United States of America! Fel- ma ’ S low readers, are you for him? Kirkwood. Mo. UNCLE BILL that = = " ties. | wings. Oe ee ee Poot ywaiteenndl ie identified as belonging to the same species as the} infation. F the citizenship of our country is so) sirplane of the young army officers. _&% “crassly ignorant” and so mentally | the power of this military plane is generated by “Géhee:” if our public press is so per- | ® Liberty motor is a reminder of the circumstances verted and disloyal to the best interests under which that engine was invented. of the people as Adolph B. Suess would _the World War there would have been no Liberty the goat. /motor. To that upheaval, too, may be accredited not enly the advance in construction, but much of the professional skill of the modern pilots: | In another way the war has accelerated and broad- vesangged ~ Soci se amano ened airmanship. Forbidden the use of engine-driven | for us to be made aware of the presence 2/F Machines by the terms of the peace treaty the’ in our midst of such an element. R. E. CUMMINS. The “Marplot.” Te the Bé@itor of the Post-Dispatch. R. WILSON dubbed Reed & “mar-| plot.” While it is never safe to) prophesy as to future political action, ted, in all candor, that this counirv is not a fit place for him. Hg does not be- leng here. Hb should go to a betta- If he does not go on his own the development of the motoriess airplane. ‘little more than a minute of other nations. they bring it forward as even tute for the League of Nations, history's fairest hope reali which the Republican party, | stitute, has done all it can to wreck. supplied the alibi. It ts comforting to have such an apologist and such i an apology. limg’s fluttering pimioms have become the eagie’® can be blamed in 3922 for the prevalence of short ‘skirts, housebreaking, repudiation of debts, cheek-to- The fragile craft of Wilbur Wright would hardly be’ cheek dancing. Newberryism, bobbed hair. tion of sanity, settlement and peace. without offering a sub- = = = i i PUTTING IT ON THE ‘‘SATYRICON.’’ The Satyricon of Petronius ing, a goat; nevertheless, it can be, and, in fact, is be- ing, made to serve as one. the thing which, in place of the war, we may now proceed to blame for all the prevailing ills of so- Therefore, let us be thankful for the Satvricon. A good alibi is hard to find. Which brings us to the } debt of gratitude that we all owe to John S. Sumner of the New York Vice Society, the man who discovered American ‘rupted by the publication and circulation of this | 2000-year-old classic. New York may be nervous and dubious about the benefit it has derived from Summner’s censoring activi- It may be a fact that Summer has more zeal than discretion; that his moral jealousy outruns his _artistic insight. cerns works of than a woodchuck. iS mot, strictiy In fine, the Satyricon is morals and ethics are being cor- It may even be true that. as con- literature, he has no more gump- But he is the man who We cannot forget that. If the memoirs of a Roman voluptuarr currency speeding, fake stock promotion and al] the The fact that! current blasphemies and deviltries of the time, then we are relieved at once of the blame and of the ob- ligation to Except for Sumners have their uses, and the Satrricon becomes mend our own ways. Thus, even the re 2 2s Whether Brewster or Reed ts elected, neither the | wets nor drys will have any kick coming. Li hin i i a SS SUPEEVISION OF STRIKE VOTES. The suggestion that the State supervise strike rotes Germans have gone far ahead of other nations in’ which was made by L. F. Loree of the Delaware & A flight Hudson Railway in a recent discussion of “Labor of three hours is the German sail-plane record to the Unions,” is worthy of serious consideration. Union labor sentiment may at first be prejudiced against the It has “been asserted that the successful safl-plane suggestion because of its author, who is classified as pilot has to be deeply versed in meteorology, but that belonging to the “hardboiled” variety of magnate: it statement has been contradicted by the man who is the proposal, however. not its sponsor, that is be- it.is as safe as prophecy canbe to say holds the record. But the two schools of metored and fore the house. that the next nationgt Democratic con-| motoriess flight, it may be assumed, are accumulating some international agreement for world The question of going on a strike, when referred br Gata which will presently he collated and possibly leaders to the rank and file, almost always carries, fpeace. The two bie men in Mr. HarJj-| ™erged tmto a comprehensive code of fnstruction. and, as a rule, by a one-sided vote. In the latest test ‘Ing'’s Cabinet favor it. It is certain that) Such an inference seems logical. In any event man’s the vote of the raflroad shopmen on the several issues jwwhen this time comes Reed will play} qominion of the air has left the realm of fancy and submitted approached unanimity. Nevertheless, -rail- ' -the marplot. In a speech to the Jews ¢>f Washington Reed said: “Human na- | approaches the accomplished fact. Will another gen- road officials insisted that many of the men were op- ‘ture never changes. There has always| eration, freed from the limitations which have cir- posed to the strike, and the fact that so many men ‘deen war and there will always be.” He} cumscribed the ages, estimate the World War in remained at work, or quickly returned ——. sub- forgets St. Paul and millions of other! terms-of gratitude which we but dimly perceive? : cupy Once more ltowoertrg iors, like time before. the one-time ry i = “7 ” »- Doughty Yankees, First in sea trade. ~ * . Lome asnore So we have [t Littie girlie Just as Brother Might have guessed, As between The drys and business. Business must Be dispossessed. —— the world T4 wide 5 | a ev’. And its wars Are®ot our own We shall somehow Hiave to whittle Out our destiny A.one. Maybe in The course of morals, Backed by Bryan And his crew, Ail the ocean-going Peoples Can be rid Uf liquor, too. In which case Our banished seamen, Rousing sea trade From its grave, Can devise A fleet of vessels And resume Upon the wave. ad . * Back again, Plinthourgos! I might almost welcome rou as a brother, since we both bask in equal ignorance of the signification of Mr. J. H.'s “imponderables.” However, let us get to the business of your communication of Oct. 2. Iam afraid you take more out of some of my terms than their ordi- mary use warrants. “Litimate—that is, the last.” you say. Good! “Nothing beyond.” Again, good! “Uncaused.” A third time. good. “Something from nothing.” Br no means; the Ultimate Cause—which, to anticipate a bit, ts a being distinct from this material universe— is not a something which was net and then began to be; it simply always was by reason of its own intrinsic necessity. In other words, the exists an Unproduced Being. upon which all other beings depend. How do we know of the existence of such a being? Thus: Something exists—therefore there exists an Unproduced Being. And why? Because whatever exists has the reason of its existence either in self or in another: if ‘n then it is unproduced, and my point is If in another, then the same ques- tion recurs regarding that other: and we mu-t eventually céme to some being upon which all others depend, but which is itself unproduced— in other words, we must come to the Unpro- duced Being, to the Ultimate Cause. Now, you may ask, cannot this unproduced being be the u No; for the Un- produced Being is infinite, immutable, omnipo- tent, omniscient—in none of which respects could it be jdentified with the universe. If the honored director of these columns grant me further hearings. I may discuss these latter points more fully. Meantime, Plinthourgos. apply to your own case that most exemplary advice rou have often offered: “Sit calmiy and try to think”—not that something . i+> ~~ 1LSe@ ii. man * ae? oie sae * ~_—_— comes from nothing—but cogitate carefully ths - truths that the very laws of thought must force upon you. For the moment, au revpir: PRO VERITATE. . * A PROTEST. ©. where ts she, with the silver hair, The gentie face with its lines of care, The little white cap and the collar of lace? O Grandma! what have you done to your face? Yeur scariet withered lips look bad: Your snow white visage lobks so sad Beneath your locks of henna brown— O Grandmother, you are a clown! a clown! RED RIDING HOOD. | dowrn - PUBLIC OPINI This column is designed to re bias the latest comment by the newspapers and periodicals on the ga te day. — BRITISH VIEW OF AMER Baas i From the National Review (London). © MAS Americans cultivate with their British friends, whe kind, and between the two @ atmosphere is created that is f quent misunderstandings. The | practical people, don’t mean this Slap cusly, nor have they any desire ‘and they cannot contain their -ndignation when they eventually tator to discover that some casual Shakspeare or Milton has been “blood its thicker than water” enti passionate plea for some mighty ing” developmen, which has ste chance of materializing as, say, an tween Jupiter and Saturn. British engaging personality, who ~ surface of Washington society and) sona gratissima everywhere. an erronedus impression of the si 0 practical politics. They do not comes with the effective public opinion of @ States, to which all Washingten amenable. and which. in the long mines what these can and shall do ag* what they can't and shant do. Every much as a bowing acquaintance with® tca—the only America that counts @& we have to reckon with—has long ® aware that the single question on - agreement. if not unanimity, from San Francisco, is that John Bull , te the uttermost farthing, the dett_ reckless, feckless Government COntras the war. on terms so unfavorable tage. called for as to how and why we @eadiy weapon in the hands of 8 = ‘competitor that would not fail te its parties, avy rte, daughter of Mr. May Carter, was the ' euded Miss Alice > Bleanor Simmons, 192 Queen of Love and Marectine Rey>urn, ee Sipyt-. Mi-s Eltimbdeth Mary l "Sist. will mark the secon warty to Till »e a Ty Wises Virginia Cal the harar "emher * to he given bh pairs, Frank Ruben Tate fewire evening Mr. and a. Reeckeler will pe Mauch \liee Elizabet mt s beil ac the Country louise Woodruff das a Frederick gsbury pla eed at a reception ther Nowem +m « oe? =< ere wil Saget ‘n : treduce Miss large ball at anne cilest at a rurfiat 4k GEORGIA ‘er of ge T. Riddle Mr. Polemean has x i Tame of his best 3 1° wedding will embers of the famil » man ‘8 the son of Mr.. mer Poieman §726 ee orides of ti just announced ¢ ther bridal party. berethy Stew wine the bride on — = °f Mevereij _* her sister, Miss } ~Sid of honor, and Breckinridge as Miss Franses re in New York 18: Miss Marte “es Hays will be Katherine Penn “= of the cr. Johe HL Cal, will be his and the srotest = be Carroll W._ PF ——=iT of 3 2 of Youngstown, : ™ of a Dride: Richard R. oe lt Mo.: - liberality in an otherwise conservative party to which Mr. Mansey would belong is the onIr thing yet dis- | The pellucid words of Kemal are tn sparkling com- covered by phrsics which is believed to = ‘emailer trast withthe buttermilk tergiversations of Reed than u@! Sir: So we continue to believe tn fairy tales: “The horsé stepped on a piece of tin and the D story ended.” D. Je Now they sey Witt stepped on a bottle and . | Xing a S the story ended. Tx. © : 7 —_— wert & ay Serénee G. Miller, : ee Oy i agra ey ~~ wreerere hydrogen atom.

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oT. LOUS POST-DISPATCH _ - SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1922. | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ ™ W7 (Lhd “oh - 2, 2 fis **, e424 A Pore, newt le “Ss in, Or "» “ eee : hae toh r xe ay : 4 ; ie Bo hag “4 a A - as : a ~ “Be 4 7 O + tare n'a wd rn 65 4 phidpertes eth e — “Pebutante Holding Attention of Society—Many : ' Coming Out Parties, Balls, Receptions, | Luncheons and other Parties Planned for Next Two Months. —)S HE debutante, her parties, her gowns, her flowers, her latest car and. newest fad, are, in spite of the many weddings, of the most interest to | the social world. In the autumn, with the season formally opened by | Sseeaetets#e >@eeneepeneeretereaenwpmeeveeaeneaneeweeaeraensneeae *epnmpmteueaeg@mwresouseepeen8erepepepeewteeecnes es «teweerereernrerereeeenweenreeeeteeeensee @emetegaeeesmetaesvpeetetrseeeaeeaeseesenaeee etaean eenmpe@tevnve@enenvnateaeaaemeempeaeaee Se aae B. meseemeevweBoeseeaeeese ® € 2 Oe . N “s e«emeodcdaterteavasovuse es eeenpeeeeee.rtres#e#Fe#*® Ae RO RTT ee ~ were ia eeard ST de eee oe et ae BRC Len Ee Oe ee new meen ey oe, ete. ae oe rn ae Th ABA hj hae Mer a” ei Miss Alice Busch and Miss o) @immons, 1921 and 1922 ¢ Queen of Love and Beauty; Miss op Sipple, Mixs Elizabeth Terry, Mies — "Mery Denman Clark, Miss Elizabeth | Bemis, and Mahion Wallace, Boyle a | Whitelaw Terry, Field 7 Geoltra, Marion and Francis Nied- he gt pak |(dogfieus, Warren Chandler, John | Pee Migs ot ux: | | Mrs. Thomas K. 7 Phepicy, Samus! Conant, Loisel | , ae sngggple EE ) ¢ Niedringhaus Jr.. @ Papin and Clarence Maloy. | PP Mason ta ey S, ee. ala Roe = | formerly Miss Ma @ At another table, presided over by | Tr os NOS : 4 ¢ McKeen. Her wed. S) Mr. and Mrs. J. Porter Tirrill, Miss | ’ ey i . e ding was an event of | @ W@iicabeth Boeckeler was honoree. | a Bess : Thureday. —Streess 14 4 a aati yY N \ iw MA oe oe. \' Miss Elise Garneau. who will be married this? winter to Mr Joseph me "The guests were Miss Christine “@ \Vieths, Miss Claire Garneau, Miss | " Bleancr Richards, Miss Katherine | | Perkins, with an equal number of = According to dates, the following | mare the debut functions definitely | planned. On Oct. 11 is Mrs. J. How- eas entities € t3> a ane 2 al se oe | SEs cchcca tor Sion hin, — 2 des i ; Reet ie ana arma ee Sm, —Kandeler Miss Maran ee ie h Boeckeler. On Oct. Mr. ae | eS ae pe ies ee Saag | 3 . =a Le Si). Oe ' ie" ss ot Aig be ee who is a patroness of the Supper wc oe i Diver ¥. Pecan “a okie a ty a : ee. y .. arn a | bee ee” Pie . ee Oo ie ise Si sas oe tf will neat ot ennaresie this winter at the Chase [have a table for their niece,’ Miss ce gee eo . oe 7 po ee ‘tee Oe aes & seat See ess ee ' Eleanor Richards, at the Country | : eae % Seal gee Pa ef RR ee, * ee a et Se Soe gn aE Ww 'Club dinner dance. Mrs. John Leigh . Pio. ees sat : . | os he aes | pend | | ireen of Kingsbury place will give a a. is Ss a aaa Soe ee eee f ae & OPS RE Si iia te iy if Rise oe EOF 3 , > > . > ities teschecs neseren “scc| « sae Fae Rese Bo Pe 4 ON issourians Laking Part in y i Socks 93 = ? NPs ; Se iss m % * Ni oe ee fs , r , : et Ps s : al Bi . oe . ¢ 4a ¢ eMary Lemon Sipple on Oct. 20, and ii or the following evening Mrs. —Kandeler i SS ee eee ee SO oe tg? ae x8 3 fs ‘4 Wee, am te eh er te = - m4 'Pharies Fletcher Sparks will present | | eo oe Pee OEP a > MBS a Rae TR aon. se Aah Sion | as Lit on Ocita aturs os \ Sy ' | - ~~" N N ~ y “Neg WS 3s" SVs s es ‘ber daughter to society at a dinner | Will be followed by a reception at Mrs. William Scott Snead Fhe, edhe 5s” Ge det ies : dance at the Country Club The ithe Stewart home. of Montclair, N J. She has come to St. Louis to be ‘ >. 4 % ra 4 re sm x” oe: Fy ; ad nes: ¢. ¥ for RE RENE RENE MEE. MEL STA : a matron of honor at the wedding Tuesday of her sis ; he, ie ie ees same evening Mr. and Mrs. Amadee fi, Bow : ae : hy ee 4 Memes SG cs ae . 3 a ee : a asaieanial ter, Miss Elizabeth Parker, and Mason Scudder j fit eit A Ri ORE TR Dit I ak la +e ' - R R mm ‘alle Reyburn will entertain 100 iSS MARGARET JACKES, re ee a ee Bs ining cs ee a em Oe betas Mrs. Philip N. Moore of St. Louis Guest of O 0 @ members of the débutante set at a daughter of Mrs. Franklin R. Re ; Re at y . Mrs. Klin _ — Be j 2 Oe ¥: . Am - P W m ° Misso . p I N | q nc: for their daughter, ins ‘s aga of 1 ; J ia adie : 5 a % a ‘% - : ig 4 e, Pos ‘ a iss By eM | te oh a ; :s » See s = 4 rit me. . | Se . eague O erican én O en; l uri { ) | { ) N B Miss en Reyburn. This party | Will have her sisters, Miss Dorothy i. he. i Sera 3.2% oR ie ger, | Rey. Se ie ae eS ts ae Re CR Mag . M | | Mrs. E. Pi an sf, ae bs aie . eee ¢3 Aus aS ee me ee i ae Clg is. State Society to eet Soon. ulso Will be civen at the Country | 7#ckes and Arthur Robert- (lb. ; |son of Chicago, as maid and matron ed to reproduce with F . Miss Mary Lemon Sipple will make | °f DONO? Tespectively. Her niece, | ar: —, ; Pe + ae Gk ie, Ra Reres Bre acs Le Oe RE gh Ens by the leading publicists, Wer formal debut at i stecetion to | Helen Cornwell, will be flower girl. . eee ee . Me ee oe RE ES ORS EL a eT Ce ar hack Post-Dispatch Bureau, that accompanied the Prince of icals on the qucstions of § ‘Pe given by her mother. M +) | Miss Jackes will be merried Tues- Sg coe a aes 3 | OF ee eee ee $s a ee eee i wee hele Game Ry he | 20 Wyatt Building. Wales on his recent world tour. The | liam Caleb Sipple ov senicargee a at |GaY evening to Frank C. Ball. The , ae pO ee ee See Oa eee. lig: os ee ON gee en _ WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.—The re~|Mountbattens will come to Washing- . their home va italiane a hates \ceremony will be performed at the oc ok ‘ ae os 7 ig , \ Cae % eck Me ioe . ee fe a RR Ape 0 Rh ass Ma ce ae ee essuring news from the White House ton next week and remain here a ; I reme ; : ’ ; ; , . 1» Same “ Be ES a ae . Mise Virginia ‘abanne I : =, Mrs. Harry D. Payne gav “id £e. Beste RA ee obs aii POAC 9 og Cig ee eo RS a er. Bee: Rae Rie ak . guest at a reception No a. gave a bridge tel pa: ‘: a SEER Lt. gE rig hae Secor eers > 5; a ole pe the guest in Massachusetts of former, Mrs. Spencer will come to Wash- = = > a9] Tash! ue 6d ¥ : af ie wg AE SNR HN MR ea a 1h OG Rip, A eee aaa ie es : rbes at his ington late this month and will then > wy ‘eni ty . . Sittin * ; oD Se EO we poy ¥en Bn Soe Oe Sa e-em les ce 3 nmer ace lasses T eventually open the Spec 4 i. Sue 8 Mr. and Mrs. Henry T Begg ee eee 3 ee OT eer, ee ae bas eh | Sere es. +! g : ness Women's Council which are kk ¥ ae eechkeler will present their M iss Wilm 1 > ybir SON. davehter > @ fen, > ee a Pee, PG ag a5 f : oR Bic, te :& =. . a ' RE a Rs: : : tah ” ‘ 2 coast. : | usuall . held ‘ th Ch h s0me casual remar©r " tg urhter Ce igahet a Te inter ae M ae 7 , i > 2 a sit Beer / 5 res a Pg Se a $e. Be WL Se Bae Se . » Mre Philip WN. Moore of St. Louis iC y n e urc of the —— ens oemmaadin “e , air. anc Mrs. John O. Robinso: Vhs eae. EPS, FERS eo aes oe Rai age re x: ees Meta: , ‘ ; Cov ° has been transposed ae a bail at the Country Club. Miss! of Webster Grove: i be ' : st i LPC. Se ee , Se. s nT a 2 was one of the guests at the special se a iral M water’ enthusiasts into @ 9 leulse Woodruff daughter of Dr. | at ae ee ne of Oklahoma City, Ok.. who is the guest . See seas SRO eae ant KBr keh pcre! Fig Bs fi ‘luncheon of the League of American ear Adm ra and Mra. Coontz and oy * te 3 ? M ms, - 7, d aa > \ - A Ww a - a uns ile we bridge a nd eho wer, of Miss Margaret Ogle *, ‘ ff hie e Bi i, api. # y : . ay ~ 2 : : z > Oe 4 a ‘4 Fa 4 : ~ me - £2. ‘ 2 i , a4 Pen Women in honor of Mrs. Wood ' Miss Bertha ( oontz have returned - e mighty English ‘ a aveis, . 2 a0 oh . oOodc- Oct. ] 4, com —p il mentay y to Miss Eda , ‘ ; peakeaiving on will be the oc-/| Kooser, Beulah Rhodes, Jane Tread- vente of Italy and France. Mr. J. Reeves Espy on Oct. 14 iounced yesterday chemand to panies her, the naval operating base in Hamp- : ~~ O ine ur t res it i ies . , at rine L¢o rr Tranpre Be ’ , 2 ,- - , : society and who are per # bd : a A p on t — way, Katheri Starr, — ices Mar Mr Sherman is the son of Joh! 3 Dobbs Ferry in New Washington soon is to entertain a ton Roads, Va. ty RM ; ar Tr bs "eT , | ~ } 7 = | a on T. “a ™ tthe Ae aes sient . : P . : , : , Bee _ : . 17 . ‘o “ ii - owe i ™ : . here necessarily im : = 4. i Mies 4 " a — se ’ ovem! er uin of Si uth Dz Kota, Hat i at t Man Sherman Sr at N i ‘ “kk. i ‘ ok = er 4) o’ clock = h Pj , . srde “ye reg ~ 1q) . Z Institute Lyi 0 =) : . : B cousin of the English King in the | Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes, piay- | ities Ot Mens. 1 a onuguter efiter, Virginia Richardson. Carolyn! | sauate of Harvard versity im Cong tj Church, the ' lilies York. She made her debut last year, | 7. ee of Lord and Lady Mount-| ground supervisor of the District of bilities’ 9) gee. Henry Clarks Se +f Stow a | lee Pitan he & graauuate 0o1 arvara ; +? BE ‘ligt Pid sitet it ae ee bride's gifts to her attendants were Mrs. Charlies White Scudder of Van- eee — im el 1, * ‘?, Ge Oo y recentiy returned to the United ." KORE es tin . "007. PIX j rith—has long since rat eo -" her ne pees to ahem | vation in St. Louis society this Ogle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Snead of Montclair. ! Sis- oeeh «After a honeymon trip. Mr. —— Seen on witch Te iets Sp ipataaped bag winter. Its organizers, a group Russell H. Ogle of 7050 Wash- ter of the bride, and: Mrs ari... rs. Scudder will be at home i N the sunroom of the home of her Mimity, from New york 2 A ogee at the home of Mr. of matrons well known in social Cir- ington boulevard, and Thomas A. Reynolds of Chicago, siste: f the |... «ne Warwick Court, where they parents, Mr. and Mrs. George F. John Bull should pay uP. = ae Riddie at 6 o'clock OF \ cles. have planned that the club |Cleveland, son of Dr. : a india eaaieaiaaiii eet Me cn eaters | 4 fees. the Gebt whit ae ren Truman Post Riddle of/shali meet for dancing and supper Cleveland of 7039 Horner aver Patricia Parker, Marl Reynolds was his brother-in- | Raithel became the bride at 8 o'clock | Tnment contracted durits “on ngton, D. ed ae cousin of the every Wednesday evening 2 the near Kirkwood, ee ee sa 2 bride. maid of honor..and Miss Mary law’s beet man, and the groomsmen of Dr. Brooks. The Rev. Dr. Schew- | unfavorable that inquiry * ws na Chaplain and Mrs. Riddle Chase Hotel. Organizations of this bridge party given hursday ——* Etta. Randolph. Miss Elizabeth , ine end Herbert LL. Parker | itt, who arrived Friday from Tacoma, rake ce a. sonst Suests eitehr of Mrs. Francis character have flourished for several N0on by the prospective bride, | Bemis, Miss Mary Denman Clark, 4 brothers of the bride: Clifton | Wash., to be the pastor of the Grace hands of a cogetn cial Wier in Kingsbury place, or of . e@>

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-_ - cette, iad ee erg. Se ae a a e Times Combined. a) Soe “il “1. , ailv G 3 ind th wih ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the sae POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Giohe- Demorsat an =. a ne — a . . . . , Ta ") ri vO nerre- r ° hundreds of women The funds being sought will pe M. McCall. ™M: John T. Davis Jr. Austrin and France. ttn on . . o “ye } Tr 5 id he . . - ‘is ° .7 ~ 4 ACTIVITIES OF : its Gecorations of ome ey ig pte te as team captains and | used to erect an addition to the rres- is chairman of the advanced Gifts| made the trip to penfltcornes in Ne MISSOURIANS IN vanuy lites, pease a oe on : x ‘They will seek donativns ent hospital buildings on South Committee. . Majestic, and fs Vv pe st r Mrs. John Kupferle Raithel, Miss kta one “ee King’s highway and to meet the cur- —— et. 18. y and t ot the cul Pee wert a fee | WASHINGTON SOCIETY moe om de en Geena n The opening meeting of the carm- rent operating expenses. The hos- Mrs. Daisy E. Balson of So 4 bt . on | eRe cn We - " puis P i itp c ave final tnstructions rege rding r : _— in St. Louis, where she wa make ® _— 7 buckles and or. ae eee | i i eameat - be arate. we tt ‘ 5 aan aan iadaes 3 7 a aa a . : 3 thorough surver of the playground ‘ce men in the party gold trimm ed ‘nancial eifo w given ria without cos Oo the 7 meng at ng since e latter part of June pee nae tress 2 = mon . mo es | 9 | | hare leather bill books speakers will include Frank c. Re | B ws : 4 a T 1 ° d ul a oan oo ) president of the International Siioe Committee, include the followings Mrs. Charles Werner of 5514 Per-| and Canada. Ladies auoring an | “. : ep. C.. formerly of Co.. who is general chairman of the | Mmes. Philip B. Fouke, Charies H., shing avenue, has arrived in New — + 2825 | Remodeling Dept. betel > gegto?. 4 will make the “ ana Robert McKittrick Morrill, Harry H. Langenberg, Sam-| York from a tour of Europe. She: Mrs. William F. Paschedag © the! Euclid Bidg., Euclid & | _ee o coup*© Exe- uel C. McCluney, J. Lionberger Da-'has traveled for four months North Grand Avenue, announces . , ty on Pesuhing Av. ec, P washineto®- vis, Robert A. Holland Jr. and Louis through Poland. Czecho-Slorakia, engagement of her niece, Miss Th a Viola Brueckmanaet ; agg" Mrs. George = === NO EXCHANGES OR RETURNS PERM is = = | a Mrs Minnesota avent ' f the/ Louis about two : : ma Marie Pfaff, daughter © reeks 9 vomit ve che | tate Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Pfaff, to; known on the stage aa: 3 : #8 w Howard T. Remig of New York. Miss BP. 3 of the Pfaff, who is visiting ber aunt ~ ” gt « got. will — * " . ity next SP Egew York CHY a ti —_ 6 s Ir announce fT system in vogue Mrs. John 8S Henderson enter- Mrs. Brooks also was graduated tained at a tea Gance on Thursday in from Mary Institute and made ‘ieT | honor of her subdeb granddaughter, oeout last year. Dr. Brooks is ths campaign, of the | : eon of Mr. and Mrs. George A./ Jones, who is chairman . +¢ included the younger members of the Brooks. He is a graduate of Wash- cutive Committee. diplomatic corps. ington University. ey Mrs. Lee Benoist, formerty of St SF PLEASE SHOP CAREFTLLY= eS a Leuis, but who has had a house in Mrs. F. A. Trick of 3484 McKean | | == Miss Beatrice Henderson. The guests _ 31 as the date fe to Charles Graf, Washington for the past few sea- avenue, has returned to St. Louis Mf : a 3 pe sons, is spending a few days in Balti- efter a rear’s absence in Europe. | |j'! a 7 ond Mrs. Andrew G more and will return to Washington Mrs. Trick spent sometime in Paris, , | ; * ; = val : sein avenue. Miss } later next week. Mrs. Benoist is at visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lawrence |} ~ Sister of the bridegroom her house, 1311 New H@mpesnire ave- Hamilton, and in traveling through ||’! oe tend Miss Brueckmann nue. Her daughter, Miss Nancy Czecho-Slovakia, Germany, France | |||! Se maid. and J- J. Obert Benoist, who was to have made her and Austria. Mr. Hamilton ts the |||! 4 “yr. Graf 2s best may “ take place in the spring. some time, will return early in the luncheon given yesterday by Mrs. | month, James D. Moffat, 40909 Lindell boule- | Pians for the first meeting of the vard. The gueste were Misses La- | Missouri State Society, of which Rep- verne Young, Melville Clements, Ber- | resentative Frank C. Millspaugh is nice and Helen Todd, Evelyn Burton, president, are being made. This Marie Butler, Thelma Crolyn Cook, meeting will take place the last Sat- Virginia Fowler, Gertrude Riley, ||| urday in November and will include Mary Lynn, Georgine Culling, Alice Missouri songe and addresses by Taylor, mother of the prospective prominent Missourians in Washing- bride, and Mrs. Louderman, mother > ton. The social entertainments of the hostess. which are a feature af this home mee State organization will not be heia Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Brooks Rem- until after Christmas, when the ington and thelr niece, Miss Marion members of the congressional dele- French, have returned from a three gation and their families will be in weeks motor trip through the ~ Washington. ‘Northern states and Canada. “The Little Mother of Nattonal seentiianis Clubhouses” is the way the loca!) and At a dinner party given Saturday, - Mational clubwomen are describing Sept. 30, at their home, 2912 Lafay- | : —— . VAN - 4 e+ e ¢ ee One of the most advantageous buying scoops we have ever accomplished has resulted in bringing to = — St. Louis women hundreds of new Winter Coats to offer at a price that affords astounding savings ttn: #5 ~ _— ap > —— ap aligned © eatin’ name ad on distinctive, high-character apparel. uy More than one-half |_| More than 400 |_ a | SSS Lo are worth above $85 New Coats , “i monpay lishing the national clubhouse of the of their twin daughters. Misses May |): i. ae 1 ; NE RR ke ROE PTR a I Rt OOS a) os MT awe. mat ae ve é io . —s : ; € aD per Z. We piles. coir ae Lo ae ‘ sit ital , 4 S5Py 5 a ChE? 2 -s er ae 6 eh? aay) =i OD rd EAs py kee Se] + ae we Bee, RE ey at Se hy (Pn, > ethan a err. “ * ed eRe See Ri TA ers lass ene ye ee row: Cid ude 1 4 i ead * bee rm, — eee =e + pe. 4 NOP ete. A Rae lm ee iake a st id 7 Wr moi ¥ 3 a ee AT Oe E oye 7 ‘ 's, * 4 Y dat af Sait ‘ a EATEN SY VDE ORT HAE RT Raye On: On eri ee acai: —- — et ey eee a er ee ie ae ee oe - he. Srey en 7 rah ia Korie —— x 4 r bt ee National Association of Untversity| Hardt. to Harry Gaines, ang Miss Ciubs and the national clubhouse of Rose Hardt to James L Cleary. Fol- | the Genera! Federation of Women's lowing the dinner the guests danced Clubs. This latter club {11 be to music furnished by a stringed or- |||; “A oe a . KY . . C Z opened soon in the new headquarters chestra. Included in the oo 09 : ve" 24 $110 and $99.50 Coats. guirrel Trimmed nS. So = - = = 7 ; recently purchased, which tnefudes Misses Anna Arendes, ~ ; - ~ Beaver Trimmed Coats | office rooms, clubrooms for mem-! Cleary, —— va eae te | Cleary, ’ : - 1 | , - - pce nd tearoom and eure) Cit", Money. Leo Wale Cha \ $95 and $89.50 Coats , : Caracul Trimmed Coat W olf Trimmed Coats © auditorium. rand, C) Opossum Trimmed Coat ¢ Social Events { __ ¥. an4 are. 7. G. Fiynn of 4208 || . AVS ® : Maryland avenne. have returned |): j : g Siero ~~~ ee from a four months’ sojourn tn New || | : ) ; | m $7 ° 50 Coats — t ¥ | . , ¥ al descended the stairs and passe’ | Fork and Atantic City, N. J. re 4 $75 00 oats . through an aisle of satin ribbon. | a} , o] ( j a= gel , The Ursuline Academy, Twelfth ) e . a * The bride's gown was of white | ,, ty itt . a\ : c_ AY j rT mmea # (44 cantom crepe, embroidered in pearis | f and Russell avenve, will give-| || rs 3 = iVutria i 0 * 'a bazar and card party on the after- and slashed at the sides to display poons and evenings of October 20 the under gown ef silver cloth. It , and 21. Supper will be served each was made on long straight lines | gyening under the direction of Mra: : with a girdle ef crystals and pearis. | August Goessling, 22 Benton place. A rare eld scarf ef Duchess lace. 1 CS formed the foundation of the train. . The Kenesiah will give a dance to- end it was veiled in crepe end emi- | nicht at Trimps’ Dancing Academy. -breidered im pearis. Duchess lace,' yiss Marvy Ruth _ = ee Th C iw a Phage : : Loftus, 4551 The assortment is superior in every way to any we have seen at this price in many, many years. ere are oats an raps every wa brought frem Buroepe by Mrs. Rai- | Adelaide avenue. who will be marries | | A 4$s0 A p d s 3 p =x thel edged the tulle veil, and sh? October 17 to Joseph C. Weiler. was || will be glad to own and proud to wear, even if purchased at regular prices. But we secured them in one group at ‘way below regular carried orchids and lilies of the va'- | the honor guest at a bridge : S e% aftaw 1 mn wnT andar ty ley. Mra Frank Edgar Kauffman | = luncheon | (/) ; > = aay. and that is how we offer them to you Monday ae 4 i “™ f / 7 IM oe In These ({Lustrosa Mandalay Marianna Somersety | Thel ys ’ ' me : fort Ne’ “Tae About the bridal table. heavy with ' highway. The hospita] is seekine burton and Messrs. Harry Gaines, | , , James L. Cleary and Mr. and Mrs |". ; ~ —~—~~~~~~,' Harry Hardt, B. L. Ottenad. ie | Se $85. 00 Coats te ~ 4 eds " ne re co 9 bea oe 4 we ee ee IT’S A PHENOMENAL MERCHANDISING TRIUMPH! ~ * en a - pit t ©. pera 8 ‘ => ; ° "4 a ‘ i Saree © i" ie eo . 38 eae HG , > * od . fad Rh vs ey Ae Vita SS hat. ot ee a alee fe LET ye tere som He 7 + he ton BIS ath (Me ~voncpe bah? AA paReRNIY emanate mene — —_ satan amen , : — anapee ee A “ ~ ie 5 on oe ae 2 4 — : ie cS ner es ae ree aS. fs Sy RE wee Oe An A GN. ite Ee RIE error +: al > - : A A MRE OR me Ey pM! i Aare tilididiDy rah Meidbi —erttnce RITE y apanaPr cs wa Air SMCS SEE nays . . ae, a nen virions Lies sty , \\,B . —7*s +a 9 ° Veleur ; ar ae i . a oe a a Fall S } Ve if ays AY. | Ure ail Strap Pump for Women ) : —— . + aegis Darn i eer ualltieS wits A. Over 560 Waterial«a _y $59.75 & | | / | , bs ; Thi -— -F ~ oy /q J } . ! _— i ee ee Laie? gids Sil AAR) Brown Calf, Patent, Gunmetal Specially Priced A pleasing innovation for Fall—ideally suit- if St) rege ee Ss aes = : ee = ed to Fall weather. The clever perforations ; © oe Oise A eee saat 2 es 2 a ES Saas ae a smart style and service. Exceilent fitting. Very special at Be ea iad ima b x ; Ane SS Soodpabeens ar de> caneeetees tebe e ss ene 4 e tebe. — ; seit cae : o>=Sess - ets > ¢ = ests: be: Ls. . Nee een SE = Se Sa ; -: * SS --5 SST Bip ager: ae ee i. fo 4 : ~~ - 388 a ehoee = eS wm oe - té re ~— owe ere : - “tS = os: * * é - Bs. ant - rosrg Te. ; 33 - - - : : ae Fs +. “ ——e. _ owe . - . ve : fo-stcs : eee 4 =33 ws $3a5-t2 >: o : me : : ; Shs eagle ebenek 4 epee or oot . a ven Se Ss np pager mpg per 1se- : Serreees. =e => ss = oe mane ae = = = > + ' : : > er -os ty oe “3° : sort - ~~ ; — come SoSSi«- Sse : ‘ Tsetse = =t Seet--SREEGS =; car os iORce: soe Ske ey Ss 3 fe ; caoaes SS soSexsS ogee +: eostt tose: teh aoe eet: 33 Be SESS : moss 25k, 3 > - io wsae ys oe -- ~s 7 - . . ee . o- - ot . n ‘e an - . - . +#7 : Sette ss et os i Stes Stages a 3323 Satz ae = maa Peeseeerse Sear stooes 2 th th ttige tent . - ~ ee oe pe > . ee Se ee eS . > " oom P =. soe ——— _ —-—« . _——« - ated - - Sean’ . - -¢? - -—++ - -* ' - —) ~ ~ + te rewes ~aeet H pe + 00 ai -3 ose ett 2 ut ~ = if + . mt ‘ “ty eee Seeoteeet x 2 ; shy: Spee ‘tan : Thee: : : a =} Labhie boy Wey ST TT : - ree he J : teers segt noo : oo : : eeost Se = re - ams 7b Ape pee oa ate spabe=s - - ve oe " pon “- -eeee po : rc rl. see me = - ~ ~~ mt — + ee on . ri oa -* = > iS > > > : on .— - re pon - —- ee he: . ; ia} hee sr oreeeerer- * - - _ - . - ~ ooo a » coon : how, ’ : : ~ - . - oo - " — . - + : - : Sie socers : one : : = ~~2-} seer eeeege : _- : > eteaarees® — yes ees S-4 +. rae ~ ~ 4 : ph eee sbe.s banana ++ ime 7 t . re, > = -f a on 2 $2034 5523- SET. o=- ose ees a -— : : - =~ i -esbensage oo opel y. boser ne 2 Pe =. p 4 7. ¥ . . ee "7" °- as ae ~ oe +95 == Lowe - : 7 ; ; OT tat age Seg se hea SS ae st 3 >— ee . . or ~ sete Sead om = ” ; o Se eee SEE, Ae SS lpg SES. ae as r. es , ~ a St. -- sage oR tects stcan ; se z et iss - . »* ashington ih 3 = £ os ; ie a - s pe = - - “ai a ~~. “~ : : ia ———>— >) — - a 7 = — SS (SS 1 SSS = THUMAS W, GARLAND = = = SS 09-11-15. 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Fe Ree ee LINE Ls i on : : S, x eae? oY ~ ——— S(t SUNDAY, . ‘ : ‘ OCTORER 6, 1922. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Dally Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH & ow fall. r “4 " * ~ ; | The previous Thursday Miss|Mmes. Ray Larignac and James I, | ber of the Pi Kappa Alpha and the NEGLECT FACE Is ~.° |\Fleming gay ae : Social E vents | Mrs. Coyle, € a similar affair fo! reat ee eee _ | eae a couple will reside at agce WOR: ENEMY | see “eet : | WwW ANS! amilton avenue. » Looking Young. :- ° fasned From Preceding Pare. {| premaiey | “ihe remarrdiee ie J | Are You Planning two weeks Stage as Jean 2 as ie e “Tod . + * a! . im * Mrs. Loula , ‘ A | Tic or liermrs Foouw ; re “Mw «ws ate of the wedding has rom New ie cae — ae) Miss wantin ag man, v5.28 (ar- The marriage of Miss Mildred ~ gp mei | to Entertain this Se > ® The » where she has spent |field avenue, and alter J. Vreden- Goerner of Los Angeles, Cal., daugh- hoa My = sar ee . ason ec aet, It will take place in), , - i | R thick | és r ork City next spring. poten warn — os — De - -_ | warer et .. & oese Terry avenue, | ter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Guern- | & iipe, + | fie | ¢ er friends at 4707 Kensing- | were married last Wednesday at the | er, formerly of St. Louis, and Hubert | + ty ; ch ia T ED ARTS ‘age ito ° . 3 Mees . : Ae «eyelids, 5 n avenue. Hamilton Avenue Christian Church, | Roberts took place’ Thursday at the ble chins, hol- Speciali i= the zes In Se and Mrs. William Henney of | ; 7 Ww. the Rev. C. C. Lemmon officiating |} . ‘de’s siste tien: \ow cheeks. °.| home of the-bride’s sister, Mrs. Gienn | Remove scars. 18 Years Pamet, 5. I. announce the mar-| wr | ee , | t perfect appearance there on Sept. 20 of Witt cotanae onan oo mpetetn of | Guests included relatiy es and a few Neal, In Fort Worth, Tex. Mr. and Se moles, pim- im St, Lonis ‘ . Red Nj t} in jt bl A ; tm ‘ Miss Harriet A. Henney, | e th unce 2) engagement | friends. Miss Jessie M. Tait at- | Mrs. Roberts will make their home Siliae ae tee, Soe other deformities rrects greasy skins. High- 1ce es a Se ppoimn ents ggughter, ? of Wash. oO eir daughter, Miss Helen Ep-|tended the bride as maid of hono-: |in Kanses City, where Mr. Roberts oO your general welfare. | 7% ‘ , ge _ dap rooage sr I cS ot a to Theodore Levis of Chicago, } and William E. Hugo was best ma . | has Sevier in teenhe yeeie berate ise Dr. J. | = Pinkstaff eg 1 e tel that the nen DD. C., Orme, sg spe ay ‘ formerly of St. Louis. ‘The sici 4 “arte | Reom 415 Vi e FERD. T. HOPKINS & SON, New Verk City ° . . ° ‘The bride is a musician and a mem. dina | Suite 2a? ‘Altenen neat St. Louis Discriminating Hostess a ke their home in|} . mee couple will ma | ‘ber of the Mu Phi Epsilon sorority.| “The Mou Church, North | Kansas City | = y.;| The Mount Auburn Church, Nurth Gouraud's Is Constantly Seeking. ng on. A party was given recently by Mr. Mr Vrendenburgh is a radu : | " . c t - + £ ¥ . ‘ee é = ag a . eo oe and Mrs. Edward Stuerman of 2107 | Washington University, er , ote et Market street and Hodiamont av = TRY AGAIN—bat be’ ene 66 dee O rie nta ; Cre am Washington at Grand. eee Viola Brueckmann, Obear avenue in honor of Mrs./| ous» . = Continued on Next Page. ost-Dispate ‘ant Ads. aM. and Mrs. George Brueckmann, (Charles Zimmerman, who celebrated | . cay Minnesota avenue, has cho- | her ‘birthday. The. guests were | f. Oct. 21 as the date for her mar- Messrs. and Mmes. Harte, Foley, He- | to Charles Graf, son of Mr. men, Dangerfield, Besson and Ger- | mrs. Andrew Graf, of 38724 hold and Misses, Mollie Spies, Pearl | higan avenue. Miss Helen Graf, Spies and Messrs. Zimmerman and. ee eee SS ~e > j } i. = of the bridegroom, will at~- Stanley Hemen. | 4 Miss Brueckmann as_ brides- | naan ; : B ° s. J . ad | : : , | D4 . ° + EE sceitolas ae neee secs | eginning Next Tuesday ~- - - - - - A Wonderful Exhibition and follow at the home of the Misses Isabella and Rose Pohrer, at | i — itheir home, 4215 West Page avenue, | | ) i 4 e ‘in honor of Miss Elsie Anna, who hd hd ; 4 Mr. end Mrs. Francis M. Donnelly will become the bride on October | | a e — 9 or O ine AG Urs AM of 4036 Scanlon place announce the 18 of Lester Amsinger. The cere- ie ment of their daughter, Miss mony will be performed at St. Agnes’ | i: s Catherine Donnelly, to| Church. | | ; . ae: ' ad ‘ : = | Presenting the greatest collection of exquisite Eastern and If contemplating the purchase of Furs, defer it until next . lane Weldon King of Chicago, | ik See ss | é s - air, King is the son of Charles; Mrs. Ambrose L-rignac of 405 | Jap Mink Wraps, Coats, Capes, Stoles, ete., ever assembled in a Tuesday, for the prices featured, we believe, are the lowest that ‘oat ago. The wedding will|/ Newport avenue, Webster Groves, | _~. . ing of Cilihe spring. —~—~=«| ave @ luncheon and- card purty. similar event held in this city. will prevail this season. oP Wednesday afternoon in honor of) s D. Coyle of Sacramen-| Mrs. J. R. Durban of Daytona, Fila... Cal., is the guest of her parents, | who is her guest. The guests were | anil Mrs. A. Schenk, 4026 Flora | Mmes. James L. Armstrong, John | “es Mrs. Coyle gave a bridge Wilson Charles Todabush Jr., Tred | 1 wncheon Thursday in honor of Miss! Wittelberg, George Larignac, Acrelia | , —_ = il ® ¥ihel Fleming, whose marriage to |Heimbuecher, Misses Clara Wittel- | | Joseph Lynch will take place this| berg, Nellie Hough, Messrs. und F O R O NE ra 4 F O R O N E ——— Ba eo BR = a DAY ONLY! y thc!) DAY ONLY: | Av., Thru to Sixth St. rs ae S155 WASUNTTON AVENUE An Extraordinary Special ONE-DAY (Monday) SALE of ue MONDAY AT 8:30 A. M. SHARP! 7 fae bee, ——Dresses of Orepe de Chine Hig | ys a -—Dresses of Poiret Twills — Dresses of New Trico Twilis a -——Dresses of Finest Serge j - ‘ie & | ae i ; —Many have circular skirts galore in the new- | .s ‘ ' —Plain and pleated panels most alluring of {fj @ =. : —Side and modified drapes ; J ‘. | ee » Winter modes; Th a it ' i | No ordinary event, no ordinary sale, wou'd ne and blouse ef- a 4 1 RY is } call for such an announcement as this. port coats; wrappy jj # | ! We purchased over 500 high-grade origina! . ‘ Pv rT) ° belted 4 , ~Fall “Sample Dresses at a fraction o' | mages in Th, ‘ , their real worth, and we're going to pass stline effects, etc.. = ; ~ cs them along at $13.85 to create crowds 2° oe collection iP . our store tomorrow. Don't miss this’' Jacquard Crepe Dresses Charmeuse Frocks lew 6s ie ; ; ° POSE. \ Over 500 Materials. $ . en. ; J / fy \~ y Hh) Fur Forders; Beavers 14 and Nutrias: Squirrel . Collars; Foxes and Wolves, Beaverettes: MIT ' i! career test ttt vo Fur Pockets; Fur Trim- | Ly ian SESS: ri peegisaees cages sc captestaatss tH Aa ¢ b @, iid mings: Silk Girdles: aad PLATA \ aE iiss ame URRTH ceaeEeeeELY HRN Hi wT) Aj | / ia tH Silk-Lined Coats: Every | | iy ae ef: Rsaegistesss pisteaeessechaggest cB see P ii pa! ayer + & HU 7 a Color: Every Size: Every : Pree | ¢ , WE i | Material; Noveity Ef- fects: New Embrolder- » . ' 2 ‘ ; ’ ; ; : ; ’ ’ : ; ; ; ; Sizes for Women : mar” ° yy . . ; : Tats Abu and | ‘are | on ae pf if a TE ae j ti ‘ art re : r j Uae enboinhy ; ‘ Ae iG 2 ai i! eet ii 7 ae : : . ’ tithi tht t His. oo! Sic | ari car bn Mn Lag, eew es — o— eb te te at — F&F SEE OUR BIG poeanen OU ge HY rs ns ~ WINDOW DISPLAY SR Tm ee $16 $16 ‘0 0 R a il , ag Sale on Fourth Floor, 9:00 A. M. Sharp WAY SIDE eo P ee ee er ‘ " — " i NRC te —— T_T SENTRA ? fot _

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yal ; Pinney ai te De Aree Settee ann ee) a ear tare rere ere SS ee erase 6 — §T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat Spe 2 a ig SUNDAY, OCTOBER §, ———— a en e and the Times Combined. George Dieckman, directur of the Crane will flubtrats —— —— ” ~ De = | their daughter, Miss Elsie Katherine |Klickerman, to Dr. Jule T. Elz of | this city. The St. Louis County League f ‘Women Voters will give a luncheon ‘Tuesday at noon at the American Hotel. Reservations may be made ‘at the league headquarters, 610 Cen- ‘tury Building. Men are invited as | well as women. -—-- we om |parish will give a card party Tues- ,day evening at the School Hall, Etzel ‘and Goodfellow avenues. Arrangements for the great card Mrs. L. M. Tully will have charge of the class. The monthly business meeting of | ithe Wednesday Club will be held ‘Wednesday at 2 nesday | | —_—_—- a | party to be held at the Coliseum on | Nov. 4 for the benefit of the St. ‘Louis University centennial endow- ;}ment fund are progressing, according to reports made yesterday by mem- bers of the women’s which has charge of the affair. Al- ready more than 200 tables have -been disposed of and reservations Club, There will he no guests, The Athena Delphian Chapter wil] have its first meeting of the fall season tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at Cabanne Branch Library. Reg- The young women of Bt. Rose’s| ular meetings are the second and fourth Monday evenings of each | month, The first meeting of the 1922-23 season of the Twentieth Art Club will be held at the Jeffer- | son Memorial tomorrow at 2 o’clock. | |The subject of the program is “Prin- ‘ciples of Art.’’ commitcee, | 20m mo 0 0 0 mono 0 no nO Oo oe es |have been made for many of the 72 boxes which will be available. The | boxholders announced todate are: Mrs. Charles McL. Clark, Mrs. Samuel Plant, Mrs. Willlam C. 'Bride, Julius S. Walsh, Mrs. Phus Busch II, Mrs. Leo Mrs. Paul Bakewell Jr., Mrs. Wm. 'Maffitt, Rev. M. J. O'Connor, S. J; 'Mrs. Paul Robyn, Miss Mary Hoxsev, Mrs. Edward Scott, Mrs. 'O’Shaughnessy, Mrs. Jr., Mrs. Seth Cobb, Philip C. Scan- ‘lan, Mrs. Ira E. Wight, Mrs. J. Shep- pard Smith, Mrs. C. O. Lamy, Mrs. George McNulty, Mrs. J. A. Calnane, Mrs. Elsworth Smith, Mrs. C. E. Ma- loy, Mrs. J. C. Muckerman and Jonn S. Leahy. Mee | Adol- | Moser, | Women’s Club | St. Louis Chapter, D. \represented at the state conference 'G. Denison, James H. McCabe, James “A. Rackerby, Walter Fabricius and ‘Miss Katherine Sloan. | The first meeting of the (was held September 29, at Jefferson |{Memorial. A musical program was given under -the direction of ‘Milton C. Marshall. |/McAdoo and her assistants presided at the tea table during the social ‘hour following the meeting. The St. Louis Tercentenary Shaks- peare Society will held its first meet- chapter Mrs. | Mrs. Joseph T. | Martin | John T. Davis! Notes A. R. will Be} ' ing of the season in the Art League’ rooms at the Planters Hotel day at 2 o’clock. - = = li ind. tii Mii we, ~-_- - — = = _— = BSTSASSSESSSSSCSTS KP SSS SCSSSSSSSSSSSs SS SSTSSSSSSISH SCSHMSSSSSS SSP SSSI SS SS SSeS se SSstVISSwsIsress 223s rc2ssSe3sze222322° - - -_- +2 = * - = Cf - = | = = ~e&«s oe oe = = « as - eee e e e e ee 2 2 2 2 es Ee ee ments in one day! The Coats Fur-trimmed and in handsome styles and pop- ular Fall colors; come in tweeds, mixtures, suedines, chinchillas, velours and Bolivias. They are in sizes for women, misses ard juniors—are beauti- fully finished and richly lined with silk. Chokers A re specially priced for Mon- day only, value _ The Dresses Are brand-new and best in the city at $15. They are made of Poiret twill, Canton crepe, flat crepe, tricotine and satin; in the loveliest of Autumn styles, including soft dra- peries, panels, bead trim- mings, irregular skirt lengths. 413-415 N. Sixth St. fa" ei | ae | MA | aie | Values, $22.50, $25.00, $30.00. Garments that you would be glad to pay up to $30.00 for at any time—will be offered tomorrow at a price that o the ewatls ught to sell the entire lot of 500 gar- $ | ld Coats § to 14 every style and material years; wanted $10 | Sweaters EXTRA SPECIAL *1.95 24) Sweaters matic to.,ell at $2.95; amart slip-on at yes; every wanted new Fall shade —~—all sizes. Stewart's—Main Floor. Silk Blouses $5.05 to $8.00 Values *4,95 large selection high-class Bilk Mloenes: dressy mode)ls: in wide range of colors: em. broidered and beaded trim- med. Stewart’s—Main Floor. Coats | REAL BARGAINS $10.00 | Smart new Coats for Autumn and Winter. Velours. tweeds, Polatrs. Best styles and colors. Stewart’s—Second Floor. STEWART’S, 413-15 North Sixth Street @ ‘e r ‘ Tues- | The discussion sec-. under the leadership of Mrs. | i | ' The program will be| in charge of Miss Ida Heltzel, who! o'clock at the Wed- | | Week’”’ Century | Haanel and William Rutherford. The | program will be followed by a re- ception in charge of Mrs. C. H. Me- ‘Kinney. The University Musical Research Club will give its annual reception to ‘new members Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. T. Miles, 23 Columbia avenue, Uni- versity City. The Woman's Champer of merce will observe “Better Homes with a special meeting at 2 Wednesday afternoon in auditorium. There o’clock Vandervoort’s - Male singers full Cages — largest selections, lowest and saving here You are safe MATIONAL PET SHOP, 2335-37 Olive St. Ee Com-| zoo Board, and Dr. Ross Crane. Dr. Continued on itahitetitahitahits Mrs. Gilbert H. Fox, chairman for Missouri and St. | Louis; Mrs. Frank P. Hays, president of the Republican Woman's Club; SUNDAY, | OCTOBER 8. 19 Py OMEN’S WON NOTES read—only the outll k - a - Continued From Precedi : - - " with su | . . ae ter Homes : LOVE LY 4 ATS | Our Glasses Will Aid Yo, ¢ decorating anda Our Optometric Department is y * : jture. SS personal direction of Dr. Arthur ween ao dent of the organiza and Dr. Thomas J. McWay, registered os aces or tometrists, whose skill, ability and Op-" ih do Literary wide reputation in their profession $s» ‘ ‘i e Tuxe ‘ | fruit of many years’ satisfactory seryie 7. id its first meeting oO the examination of eyes and the Selection of = esday at the home of | the proper Glasses for thousands of patres 4 "6974 Hamilton terr ¥ ill speak. | When the Best Costs No More iff will sp » Members . ° i Ne iy | _pseoeent Why Be Satisfied With Legs? — © ene Fortnightly Club of | ys wmerrevod ee af Ww. C., held its fir | ae sGovCialtd : = 4 e = 1923 > ese iba Jewelers | MEME of the 1922-1923 sea 18] Goldman & Cuquet orice teks ure: Arner | ate : Opticians - : road Thursday after | Sts Ret . the twenty-seven RE 609 Locust Street Te sun's existence. . Sta a HSS pe Scr tatdatatt aaa ® 329 Arcade Building J Headquarters for Genuine Pointex Hose, $2.50 and $3.50 Pair i lat Mexico, Mo., October 11 to 13, by the lollowing delegates: Mmes,. Henry 4 foceseeneteee ar as Georgette SIXTH AND ST, Two Attractive Special Groups That Demonstrate Our Supremacy in Unequaled Dress Value Dresses Whose Exact Duplicates Are Ordinarily Priced Very Much Higher Than 525 and $3 Materials Canton Crepe Satin-Back Canton Crepe Romaine Lace _ Tricotine Poiret Twill Styles Drapes Basques Afternoon Party Business Street Flapper Dresses whose wonderful qual- ity and finish would be hard to improve upon. By every stand- d these are Dresses seldom of- fered at such astonishing prices. Colors of black, navy and brown well as wanted light shades. (Fourth Floor.) Values in Groups Other Autumn Dresses Present Timely From $15 to $65 E-xtraordina Fox Scarfs Brown, black, taupe... . Fur Chokers Jap mink, squirrel, fitch. Coney Capes Pocket and tail trimmed. Fur Specials ry Offering of eo... $12.95 to $16.75 $35.00 to $65.00 (Third Floor.) effects in plain and fancy over and Tuxedo models. New Wool Sweaters New Fall arrivals at very low prices. $1.95 $2.95 $3.95 Fashionable weaves. All colors in slip- New Fall Suits, $25 to $95 New Fail Coats, $25 to $135 (Third Floor.) ; ‘ . .* The Celebrated Gold-Stripe Hose, oP ats, $5.85: > 4 4 CHARLES 4 ) Just Received—57 New Styles in Panne and Brocade mS Mis cis clats or Metallic Cloth Large Hats—Turbans—Misses’ Hats— “work to be done was tak * elub accepted the invitat ? ema | “a PY eS ke, nik ad : Sa o a4 B® you'll Al oc B Save Money ie ga Es 4 c -* 33 Le . y c - (eee f ee i 4 Net - . e = aN P| a Sets Se Ba¥ Diet Ne “gis aoe To as ae ‘ . Pend ‘ os a 2 / A tea oe % oe Se “——\. Moderately Priced at j pe: Crepe Romaine | Ca . a _ ¥ Brocaded Crepe A § p y Novelty Woot — i e.) f> . f ALL SIZ \\ 3 Cee Furs a ac ens a SP es ) 7 Fur mR AS Os emtantio . Far Chokers .... 3 SRR ECENCS 5 Fur Throws ..... ey — < 3 oe fF ea veus g a: ‘f Fur Coats....... . : Fur Capes eves LESS ¢ Vheueceeee TAN CALF ag = i GRAY SUEDE, BLACK CALF TRIMMED ' OTTER SUEDE, BROWN CALF TRIMMED A : At this season of the year the weil-dressed woman’s ideas naturally oy turn to smart-looking Footwear for walking and shopping purposes, ee : i and as usual Sensenbrenner’s are in the vanguard with a complete show- \ ing of the season’s latest adaptations of this much-wanted Footweat- _ se _Oxfords in plentiful variety to choose from in plain. tailored, smartly pe , distinctively new two-tone effects; leather heels range in height from r to 1% i i or without rubber toplifts. Light-weight welt soles add’to the comfort in walk » will give all the desired service. A complete asscrtment of sizes and widths. _ : Ys Sites ’ aan 4 i nee SILK AND WOOL HOSIERY $9 Pi A pleasing combinatién when worn with Oxfords are the Onyx Wool Hose with * f wate

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a SUNDAY, | OCTOBER 8. 1922. —— WOMEN’S CLUB " NOTES From Preceding Page. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and ee Times lea by the Community Council of | 1:80 o'clock. Chester B. Curtis Was | ie |Kirkwood to become members. The| the guest and made the address. re ST “eee |officers for the current year are: Mrs. H. N. Henderson, president; Store H ours: 9 fo 5 :30—Saturdays 9 to 6 i Combined by Approximately 40,000. rate his lecturg “ J ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! on Next The Kirkwood Study Hour Club » Tuxedo Literary Club will its first meeting of the season ote rat the home of Mrs. John 4 4 5974 Hamilton ‘terrace. Nelson | i 8 pentiff will speak. No More sig : * rt a oe.) a we ~. aa ofession ic the ory service in the Selection of nds of patrons. The Fortnightly Club of Kirkwood, ae au 1 WW. C., held its first meeting 3 Luncheon will Missouri |be served at 1 o’clock, followed by a a re pee er You'll Always brated Gotham pe Hose, Three ‘brary. Mrs. W. O. Hill, president, | irs, $5.85 end. Although they are seconds, the defects are very Sheeting and are values of an extraordinary nature. Extra fine, The McKinley Parent-Teachers’! presided. Mrs. N. B. Stanza gave a slight, and are remarkable values. heavy quality, bleached and seamless. Association is urging its members to|report of the biennial convention | ri : oe Sheet Blankets, $1 Ea. Dish Towels, 10c Each toes : illowcases, 29c Each ; 1200 Pattern Mrs. William Conway, vice president; | held its first meeting of the year at ‘ . ‘3 j xX RB : br attend the luncheon to be given by held at Chautauqua. Mrs. J. Marsh- Heavy fleeced white Sheet Of good bleached cotton crash. Good sof lalit =S~517-519 WASHINGTON AV.-3@ t way, of bleached mate. Tablecloths Mrs. R. N. Stubbs; recording secre- Valley Park with Mrs. Ben Bowman, GRAND-LEADER the St. Louis Council of the National | lian, accompanied by Mrs. G. Ww. ee the 1922-1923 season at the home Blankets, 72x80 inches, for One yard long. right way, of bleached mate- THOUSANDS OF SIDE-DRAPED BLOUSE & FUR-TRIMMED $7.49 . . Choice, ] age tary; Mrs. C. F. Pullis, correspond- Mrs. Frank Knabb and Mrs. EK. \ ae anal 2, anata for |ing secretary; Miss Mary Lee, treas-| Ralph as joint hostesses.. The club istic decora e Daas mye urer; Mrs. J. W.-Pickel, auditor,|voted to become a member of the giture. Mrs. J. nao ‘_ *S'and Mrs. Luther Armstrong, his-|Kirkwood Community Council. ent of the organization. torian. | Congress of Mothers and Parent-)| Coffman, played several violin num-| ® i) 3} 5 Teachers’ Associations on Oct. 11 at | bers. | | | 3 faye ‘Mrs. Luther Armstrong of Col-|the Claridge Hotel at 12 o’clock. For | | ] a erin 8 me he "une goad Thursday afternoon. This|reservations telephone Mrs. Keeble,; The St. Louis Section, Council of) Suess tho twenty-seventh year of |Grand 462J. Jewish Women, will hold its first ) i club's existence. No paper | )open meeting of the season tomorrow oe ae pead—only the outlining of the The Teachers’ Fellowship Society |at the Chase Hotel. | Extra uality Sheet R Bi t nee Statinasd_ oa Pass Teves || S ed Blankets | A LOT of ten cases of very fine Sheets will go on s : | ale | Monday at these very special prices. 500 Pairs Featured at Low Cost THIS special purchase of 500 pairs includes wool-mixed double-size beds. rial. 42x36 inches. Huck Towels, 1214 Ea. Bed Blankets, $6.95 Pair Bedspreads 1.95 Each Extra heavy Huck Towels: Fine all-wool Bed Blankets, in “tall safihid —— Bed white, red and blue border. — 70x80 inches. Saeneee A - : ot of so pairs on sale. spreads; extra large; 84x96 in. sGxg6 inches. wading 3 Cotton Batting, 59c PATTERN Tablecloths Sheets, $1.19 Each g, of bleached, mercerized Basco-finish damask, which launders as well as linen and does not lint. Have border The next meeting will be held| A meeting of the Carondelet Wom.-| sack to be done was taken up. The g¢ave a luncheon at the Size 81x90 Inches Size 81x9 ss 9 Inches Blankets of all kinds and qualities—white, gray and Medium-grade seamless Full comfort size, 72x90 in. all around. Sizes 64x8q and Oct. 19 at the residence of Mmes. | en’s Club was held last Monday eve- | accepted the invitation extend-' Athletic Asscciation yesterday at » ° . . * o At $ 7- iy, le > a be . 4 P - PAY a a= Ly. Pies 5 32°C ; , a , ‘ ; ‘ 2 ee ‘ ; ns os : - “nS ot Ee Oe y. ‘ 2. el . ey . oe -- ’ > * _ be >. 2 " as “* ** . ri a ey peg ber 3-08 o8 ey Ot: Re ’ Oy o +3 er as? oe. PS EY ees 3 FP Fe ‘ye F “45; ° y RE ' pe + oebe * “es : oer inal SS? j te itiie Yr ae ee ; -_ . ~** ages SAS | Bara et ee . . . r>c4 § . Sores . oe - * | . 2 6 * Pereres ee 4 086 Ge r* hay ot*2** ° ‘A a °- 4 asf i. th = +> Fe a A ee ; one t: tthe: 6 Re “Ee SuGue } ioe gt 2 SE ; 4 .* SY . o =: ee “ee * . i : “eee : ‘* ' : @ : ° q - Pad codhseersce ; ; z Be -* esses Guaee ® k . a oe os t res o-f:2 , A YS ese AY 7?) ’ ’ ** _ . —-* oseeeea® e+ +e “Th . Sede eas / . - - 4 ' =_-- * “* . ‘ Shicey 4 : 7 'WO-TONE A ‘* ‘we NEW o 2 ‘ a - a . ~_ ote iA r™ ie ; ’ , - , Se ’ 7A » . | - , ~ x F — - & a . »?y : 4 — a , yr . y. ‘* — " seeee ootes -™? “> +e . ++ ‘ —_ In This Sale New Fall Serge Dresses 4-HOUR SALE Just 100 new all-wool Serre Dresses—on sale Monday morning from 8 to 12 o’clock only at +5 | In This Sale Women’s cotton Union Suits; all the desirable styles. Regular and extra sizes. Seconds. }? for $7.15. Women’s Vests, 24c Fine cotton Vests; large assort- ment of styles. Regular and extra sizes. Silks, $2.45 Yard High-grade Silks—all-silk Can- ton Crepes, all-silk Satin Char- meuse and Duvette—new Fall fab- You Can Save Considerable on Floorcoverings Axminster Rugs, $2.98 Speciall Makers’ in the fective offer at this low price. Linoleum, Printed Cork Linoleum, tile and fancy effects. 2 yards wide. Have slight b mearurements. 8 Texoleum Rugs, $9.90 These nationally-known felt- base Rugs are of a splendid qual- ity and in pretty patterns for kitchens, dining rooms and bed- rooms. Slightly imperfect. 9x12 feet. Axminster Rugs, $4.37 A limited number of these standard grade Rugs in various patterns. Imperfect. 3x5 feet. 9x12 Axminster Rugs at $.Q85 XTRA fine grade and perfect Axminster Rugs in appropriate patterns for living rooms, dining rooms and bedrooms. The color effects are most pleasing. All are gx12-foot size. purchased for Home- xminst eck. A er my 5 ys. carn size; many et- esigns and colorings; to 69c Sq. Yd. misprints. Please Rugs, $16.67 6x9 Axminster Rugs, $19.85 Heavy Rugs, in beautiful allover and Chinese effects, with slight misweaves, which are special values. Oanton Crepe Dresses Orepe de Chine Dresses Charmeuse Silk Dresses Poiret Twill Dresses New Tricotine Dresses Orepe Back Satin Dresses Orepe Romaine Presses Brocaded Crepe Dresses Novelty Wool Dresses ALL SIZES Long Draped Dresses ‘ _Bide Paneled Dresses & Circular Skirt Dresses Coat Effect Dresses Steel Beaded Dresses Tunic Effect Dresses Embroidered Dresses Varied Sleeve Dresses Metallic Emb. Dresses rics for wraps and dresses. Ex- ceptional color assortment. 36 Duroleum Rugs, 45c Each and 40 inches wide. Very special- A substitute for linoleum. ly priced. Shown in gray or tan, and in 24x - s4-in. size. Very specially prieed. Velour, $1.98 Yard All-wool coating Velours, heavy quality; navy blue, African brown, reindeer and black. 54 in. wide. OVER 200 STYLES Children’s Sateen, 29c Yard Mercerized Sateen; colors and Coats black; practically every desirable en 2 to 10 years, | shade. 36 inches wide. in r-trimmedg or fur | atte 0 fabrics; all colors; om New Fall Footwear, sale at $3.95 to $4.95 $5.00 to 3 | $15.00 stent, satin, Lid ‘brocaded an eaded effects, and combination straps, or Oxfords, patent and ae oeielaiieeaae brown. High, low and walking heels. All sizes; AA to D widths. Henna-Rust. Various Tinte Red in the New Poppy Shades Women’s Footwear, $1.95 ts of Colered Lyons Velvet At this special price are 1000 pairs of Oxfords, Pumps and Mate Se ner Ceth Straps, of patent, brown and dull er-Trimmed Hats leather. All sizes. Children’s Shoes, $1.49 Nature-shape Shoes, in mahog- any brown, with broad extension sewed soles. Sizes 6 to 8 and 8% to rr. Felt Slippers, 98c Pair Women’s Felt Slippers, mocca- sin style, with soft padded wool soles. sizes. : (Downstairs Store.) Seamless wool-face tapest Brussels Rugs; allover and naw | lion effects; are slightly imper- fect. (Downstairs Store.) Sale of New Fall Dresses for Stout Women Sizes 421, 441, 46%, 4844, 50% and 524% 400 Dresses in 17 $ .00 Styles—Choice at ees WELL-KNOWN maker who specializes on Dresses for the larger women, selected 400 garments from his higher priced lines and sold them to us at a figure much below their value, in order to popularize ‘his line in St. Louis. We are positive that the large woman has never been of- fered such a wonderful variety of styles and such a complete assortment of sizes at so low a price. The materials are fine quality silk Canton crepe and Poiret twill, in black, navy blue and brown. You will find stunning tailored models as well as models which are cleverly trimmed with silk braid, embroidery side panel sashes, silk tassels and beading. Every style in every _ pize 42% to 52%. Sale Begins at 9 o’C. Furs and |. Fur Coats ; ld : r : P ; ah Tidee et « a ‘ i Cede i cele pas Me RIAN CM ok Aa yt Pi, sid or NC Bote is eee Salter Fi Ro iia 5 de gigi vitey White ' ait 2a as ngtiees Woy aa ore pen yaad see a te imei nite eA WE ma” a - Aig pat ites pte i. yt Pro is Sea es gag PR tae a oe * : PTET ee e Velvet ons Velvet 5 : naturally Fine P purposes, blete show- Footwear. ly perforated Of | rt to 1%, inches, with, q ort in walking, yee ft ff widths. ee —_ | ry a ce . ¥ ae 4 oe = & . | oe : hes 4 * x ae ee $x ® a. ee Ribbon-Trimmed Hats Tie - ed ag St ‘" H Trimru e a+ Trimmed in Metallics Hate Trimmed in Peacock Tones Pea Biue. Always Popular atte es, Very New with ng at 517-519 Washington (Dewnstaire Store.)

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. ee The City fectanen of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone appertmately bc that of the . Globe-Democrat and the Times Combines ASS a — al Suliinmatgesnteecncneneete — ee ST.LOUS JUS -POST-OISPATCH —— — ———$—— —— —_ — — —— LEE OE A a — a _ Store Hours: 9 to 5:30—Saturdays, 9 to 6 THX. BAER & FULLER Qe If You Live Out of the City Write Mary Allen of our Personal Shopping Bu- reau. She will shop for you as carefully as though your requirements were her own. ot a ad setae AS rR ime 2 vital uy ; eer Sa Le dete tote ~ a waters RT ht CARN NES PRE SR DED EBT ee hh okm oy wh hee re ; . , a ae Sample Line of Infants Wear Offered Monday at Pronounced Savings HIS purchase comprises garments of every description. in a great variety of styles. Included are infants Sweater Sacques, Mittens, Bootees, Toques, Hoods, Helmets, Leggings and Sacques, of finest zephyr yarn, fancy and plain weaves. White, white-and-pink, white-and-blue. Many styles to select from, and all offered at prices which repre- sent great savings to the purchaser. “ over io ome ogee ts Special Fo or aes Only OFF ARE, om bade, A rckeingeye, sz “ve. + pS nee ; , , ; FS Ep es te REE cg ey os Ke i RE MEM tase’! Ms, SEEN oa 3 ¥ yj SA bs = SE ays 0 ‘aie ES RN SSP RANE LOE A NIE 9 cer me hte pl MOREE CRONE We ry + SS eee PE ARN RO LAE rei AIL. " S2F32 - - _ § ~ > z % = ‘ 5 « i Ps - er %: > Ba 4 ~ et Re? a =. a See = Se: Be, ‘ae a re . ~ sa? a a Mee ae Se ™ KS a ict al Be ~ Cae at parr 2 eee Le » 4 a i prs a 4 2) d cm ; ge: ae %, . sages asa > >. rm ae me “mad ta >. a . G nd Poms ‘aa! .—-~ a . by ~ a _ oad we. sae) = x As SIG BA a] &. : a of, 1S vi * a ~ a ke mie 4 AS J ao SS é Wy fh ae =~ eo ~ oa Kk “aS ae * 3g ,2 ns fy eae Reet # ct 3 pa is ay eee 2 eas how ae} aha oe 3 os) ay #23 Other Groups of Unusual! Values At $4.50 At $5.99 Infants’ Sweater Sets, leg- Children’s gings and cap to match—of wool szephyr; buff, brown, cardinal yarn, plain etitch; white, buff, and Copenhagen. Ripple bot- brown and red. Sizes to 3 tom, Tuxedo collar of angora, vears. and belt. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Wool Knit Tams, to match the sweaters, $r:.50 (Second dik) eatin ceig br tes 5 ee Kee os a .. ~ Sweaters. of woo. Ficor ay os gi igo Tipe aR DS ed) OE (Ml LICE NE LOE NB Re et ~ on ~ * oa. we* aie a es ati a1 we ine Oe > a) ay * Wk te Le Beni 5s hs - Pet — - mn tt WER PSR ME RIE AV RANE RRS REN PE OS OER LE, DIRT RN RR Bi ag Sc! So RPTL LARD so Ra ‘ eee Shea Ga Mal etal 9 SM die ofan ne Het SUR ie AP: oie a ral ORS Ri as hee ey a lle RR AT Sli fe — weer —— " ee ee . _ ade Special Purchase Brings Unusual Offerings in Wool Dress Goods At pik Yard At $ 3.49 Yard — quality all-wool Velour Coating New Skirtings; prunella weave sports stripes; ports shades as well as the cons¢rv ein new and distinctive color combinations. 54 inches 54 wide. 5 | 2 and et: Yard Twilled-back wool Broadcloth, with a perma- ‘nent finish, for Fall and Winter wear. 48 and 54 inches wide. Prices are very special. The Semi-Annual Sale of Cupid, ffats —and Models From the Most Prominent Fifth Sich Miiliners — Choice at pee abies Nay nr te me EA NC, CRI AR ANE hh RR NI I MTR NEO Ny AION Ys Sac cE OA BLL Me whe Peay oad ai Png we, dozen. Neo mail or phone =— colors, tor coats, capes and children’s wear. inches wide. 50 pieces to choose from at [89 Yard The better grade all-woo! tractive color assortment Oe ob —— a " “ . . te “a > > SP rm ROE cal cae. oS Sern Ag ieee notes French Serge, in at- 56 inches wide. T . = 1, , , a. - ° " P eae / t ee oe | Peet Bros. White Laur HIS special selling event, scheduled for Monday, will surpass any Leven anal h le of like character we have ever he] conser ate, both an to Vareey © Wool Canton Crepe, $2.19 Yard Just unboxed 40 pieces of all-wool Canton Crepe, which will go on sale exclusive styles and their remarkable values. Dress Hats Street Hats Monday. There is a fascinating variety of the new Autumn shades for the new style Fall and Winter garments. Panne Velvets Lyons Velvets Felts and Combinations of Materials epee “era, League sae KAS CARE i BO BOE me ol ret Sshap pe owe oT * ” ' & an » oy a ~ . 8 2 EL. A RaN—NE NS waa basbene stm nos ome In the collection are: Sport Hats Duvetynes a — ee ae _— ———— Large Hats. small Hats, medium-size Hats—every imaginable shape and style to meet the demands of every occasion, will be found in this vast assortment. Every new trimmung idea of the season is represented. Most of the Hats have the maker's original label. The entire Trimmed Millinery Section changes, no approvais and no returns will | g o'clock. Black Dress Goods Specially Priced $6.95 Black Marleen, yard, $37.95 Black Poiret Twill, yard, $5.95 Black Piquette, yard, Black Hera Cloth, yard $4.95 Black Veldyne, yard. Black India Twill, yard. Black Cordine, yard, Ngee 6 for 34c; cal Jergen's = ea Sh ¢ 6 alae aloo Be ular odors (buying limit =H Peet Bros. Creme Oil (buying limit one dozen). “2 Dozen, 65c; cake, & Palmolive Toilet Soap limit one dozen). Dozen, 77¢; cake, # rc (Main | THRIFT AVENUE The Buy-Way of St. Louie Breakfast Cloths, $2.95 Imported pure linen B , Cloths; blue-and-white waffle p e devoted to this sale. No ex- mitted. Sale starts promptly at Third F'cer. ) Seamless Wilton Rugs 582 COMPLETE assortment of the finest grade Wilton Rugs offered at a price which. represents a wonderful value to the purchaser. All have fringe on ends. Wiltana Rugs Brussels Rugs A Very Special Offering of Ruttled Grenadine Curtains $9.45 THis special offering of new crisp, dainty Curtains will be of interest to the thrifty housewife. There are many styles te select from. al] with ruffled tie-backs. An excellent quality at Advance Selling of DOLLS ITH the early arrival of a number of special foreign purchases, we are holding this advance Sale of Dolls with the assurance that the public will anticipate their Christmas requirements because of the attractiveness of the value. 9x12 Size. ' acne til E iene a NS SR YS VI), Te PP «Pe Gago! ASE Ney Rie ET OO “piles e ; Jaf” su uabebhar ese g ammebininapageenlle x enae a low price. Cretonnes, 95c Yard A lot of 2000 yards of im- ported hand-blocked Cretonnes; distinctive patterns: floral or conventional designs. 50-Inch Marquisette, ‘ 35c Yard Curtain Marquisette, sheer quality, in white or ivory. All im the plain effect. 50-Inch Rep, 80c Yd. Heavy quality drapery Rep, in an assortment of desirable col- ors, for draperies and hangings. Window Shades, 75c Each Scalloped Shades, of Holland cloth: white and ecru; finished with bullion fringe. Sixth Fieer.) sx. $47.50 These are copies of the finest Wiltons. All seamless and finished with fringe on ends. 4-Yard-Wide Linoleum Square Yard, 95c Extra fine quality printed cork Linoleum in beautiful as- sortment of designs and desir- able colorings. Large Site. $32.50) _ Beautiful designs and color- ings in these Rugs of large size, measuring 1: ft. 3 in. by ra ft. Inlaid Linoleum Square Yard, $1.45 Standard quality Inlaid Lino- leurn in blocks, tiles and hard- wood designs, in straightline effects. The vari ety for selec- tion is exceptional] iy ares. oor.) Special Selling of Englander — WE have made arrangements with the makers of Englander products to have a representative from the factory with us for this week, to demonstrate their various merchandise. To make the event of more than passing interest, we will offer all of their products at greatly reduced prices. One-Motien Automatic Couch Bed 5192 AN be converted with ' @me motion from an at- Englander Twin-Size Beds ‘262 Iliustrated. In natural wood finish, with good quality link seg & Priced One-Motion Automatic Da-Bed a3 f= Illustrated. Beautifully up- holstered in figured cretomne; complete with cod quality cotton mattress. ens up into a full-size bed. ' ryt One-Motion Automatic Double Da-Bed 53.92 LL-S TEEL construc- tion, in th natural wood finish. Easily con- verted into a full-size bed for night use. Provided with link springs and cot- ton mattress. Ask the salesman about our Easy Payment Plan. (‘Serenth F'icor ) establishment. At 69c Dressed Dolls, 12 tall. Full jointed, bisque head, sleeping eyes, with eyelashes, curled wig Dressed in colored silk with bonnet to match; shoes and stockings. At 95c Dressed Dollis, 1:5 inches tall. Full jointed, bisque head, sleeping eyes, mohair wig. Dressed in white with heod to match; shoes and stockings. At $1.49 Imported Dolls, 17 inches tall. Full jointed, bisque head. sleeping eyes, mohair wig. Dressed in flowered voile: a cute littie hat; shoes and stockings. At $2.25 Imported Dolls, 24 inches tall. Finest grade ma joint- ed, bisque head. sleeping eyes, with eyelashes, mohair wig. Shoes and stockings. inches begin at 9 o clock. At $3.39 Beautiful ufelike Mamma Dolls with composition head and arms. Dressed in check- ed voile with hood to match Slippers and stockings. At $3.75 Dolls with papier mache bodies, fully jointed, bisque head, sleeping eyes, with eyelashes, curly wig. Shoes anc stockings. At $4.49 Dolis, with papier mache bodies, full jointed, ~ head, sleeping e th eyelashes, beauti “y curly wig. Shoes and stockings. #9 inches tall. Also Madame Hendren Mamma Dolls with compo- sition kead and hands. Dressed in pink and blue romper suits, with slippers and stockings. In point of variety and character, this assemblage of Dolls has not been surpassed in this The sale will At $1.39 Mamma Dolls, with com- position head and hands: stuffed bodies. Checked dress with hood to match. Shoes and stockings. At $4.25 Beautiful Mamma Dolls, with composition head, arms and legs, painted eyes and bob wigs. Dressed in cr- gandie with organdie bonnet to match. Shoes and stock- imgs. At $9.95 Beautiful lifelike Dolls and stockings. cradle with each Doll. ‘Square 1—Main Floor. and Fifth Fiecr) tern; 54x54 inches —— med, ready for use. Le 45 tnches rds long. All sew and fret Dinner Service, 95 domestic Ph itn in gold fine effet a plain shape. 42 pieces; ¢ set for six persous. Wool Goods, $1.95 Yat Coati Tricotia Twills, Fancy Weaves, Btoadcloths, mill ends, in to suit your requirements; 54 inches wide. Black Messaline, $1.19 All-silk Satin Messaline, © ™ black, for dresses, waists, ete. . inches wide. Dress T rimmings, _ 25c to 75c¢ Silk P ree. Yar ap aie

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co ° BUNDAY, OCTOBER §&, 1522. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. tina ee ene Cann — ee eee _. —— a a ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: — Downstairs Store Advertisement on Following Pass? a - TIX. BAER & FULLER ue ad _ Bs 4 76 BS peti - te ere ‘ * - ; me = x - EN { — = ‘$" “i _— i iF - 3 en a i, a 2 7 . oo - oa . oo > ae ; r z : Px . } % = iw J ¥ By —— er sealed oo ae : . ‘ é | s ae ’ ~ sg P.% ’ ee: ¥ Sa ~ ~\ a 4 ’ = AS : = ta : aed i ee ’ oe & a " i, | ; pe td ’ a y a 4cay niy . i ay je ~ ; Se ed ' ae Fe ® S . , . toe . ' a Sa = - er LT TTT , |] oy gi ¥ * *2 ioce . a ie o 3 we Lecture in the Baby Shop At r:go o'clock next Wednesday afternoon a well-known Baby Specialist of St. Louis will give a lecture on the Feeding of Children aged 2 to 6. (Baby Bhop—Second Floor.) she ea. * a ; TROT EFS SMa : es . se lity Silk Stock. dium and heavy. white and many - = ge Tee antl ares > a THE Furs in this annual sale are exceptional in character, distinctive in style, and * mot impair thar | | a are presented in such great variety as to assure satisfactory selection. These —naggin coupled with extremely attractive prices, make this a selling occasion of irst magnitude. eS a _(Matn Floor) ash Suits - ff @- | . "79¢ . te Many combinations of furs and many novelties are offered in addition to the hand- } piece styles, of [| B as some Wraps and Scarfs of sable, chinchilla, ermine, mink, Alaska seal, kolinsky, broad- ot in verions tail, baby caracul, Persian lamb, Hudson seal (dyed muskrat), Siberian squirrel, mole, beaver, nutria. ‘- © > - = 'Straight-lined Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Wrap with long flowing sleeves, trimmed with bands of black Lynx and shaw! collar of black Lynx, is a garment of marked in- dividuality. A rare value at French Seal (seal-dyed Coney) Coats, 40 inches long, collar of fitch, squirrel, beaver and skunk, $175.00 Natural Blue Coney Coats, 40 inches long, box model, tinay, striped of md strap shoulders. iG black. Sizes 26 _ (Second Floor.) Thread dls, 23¢ Priced tor October Sale $165.00 VALUES of outstanding merit are the Scarfs and = $595.00 ~ he yard Spool Cot- ack; best six-cord Buying limit one l or phone orders. (Matn Floor.) r Nets or 30¢ By, of best quality man hair; cap and Buying limit one l or phone orders, (Main Floor.) = ——— i Curtains $1.75 — mt Curtains; neat nd 2% yards long, with fringe. The limited, early shop- (Sixth Floor.) hite Soap s, 38c nite Laundry Soap;.. jf Buying limit 10 — | l or phone orders (Fifth Floor.) stools Each durable Stepstools, | | ; for use in pantry jj r Articles (buying limit 6), 6 for 34c; cake, 6c. oOlet Transparent limit 6), cake, sc cum Powder; pop- ng limit 3); box, zie Creme Oil] Soap pe dozen). pzen, 65c; cake, 6c. _ Soap (buying ? et . f Jozen, 77c; cake, 7c. (Main Floor.) AVENUE ay of St. Louis ‘Cloths, $2.95 s linen Breakfast i-white waffle pat- thes square; hem- use. els, 94c¢ Each Lace Panels, filet inches wide; 2%: ‘ll new and fresh. rvice, $7.95 semi-porcelain, | gold line effect on pieces; complete Es. ds, $1.95 Yard ricotines Poiret Weaves, Serges and ill ends, in lengths juirements; mostly aline, $1.19 Yd. m Messaline, a rich s, waists, etc. 36 rimmings, 75c Length md domestic Trim- Motifs, Medal- , Spangles, embroid- : sample lengths ; in a large assort- hine, $1.00 Yd. quality reversible se de Chine; full t colors; tints for 40 inches wide. wee, o8c Yard standard 12-mme. ilk Pongee, natura! inches wide. Square—Main Fioor.) Towels, 69c Is, of ee quality sched and elaborately ¢ 7—Main Floor.) $5.95 Dozen acheon Napkins, of scalloped, hand ms and borately are 7 tang fee > (Fifth Floor.) f - Work designs. a me . ill vary ung iserrar pa fa mn rk f Qi A TAL . Ldddeddeidd Cutwork Scarf $ 45 95 $7.9 M Italy comes these handsome Scarfs with un- believably fine hand-done cut- Filet medal- lions and edge contribute to this value of outstanding ‘merit. Madeira Towels At 89c your sense of economy ~~ will urge you to lay in a supply of these all- é 4 bleached huck Towels. } Some are embroidered with e and others with solid All are scalloped. |A three-quarter Natural Gray Squirrel Coat Wrap is marked for this sale, Very dashing is this handsome Coat of beaver, a box model 40 inches long, Handsome full-length -~Mole straight-line coat and wrap effect, Mole Wraps of semi circular cape effects, are of exquisite quality. in this October sale, at A stylish Blouse Coat of clear light-gray nat- ural squirrel skins is priced at Special lot of Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Coats in 36 and 40 inch lengths, with skunk and natural gray squirrel and beaver collars and cuffs, as well as some of plain Hudson seal (dyed muskrat), are priced for the Oc- tober sale at ) 1; Jap Mink Coats, 40 inches long, $275.00 $595.00 $525.00 Coats with Several models offered $295.00 $295.00 Large Russian Fitch Cape, Natural muskrat, marmot, black pony, natural marmot, Civet cat, with shawl or chin collar, 40 inches, $125.00 Kolinsky Cape of the finest quality skins with chin collar, $375.00 A natural German Fitch Cape, very large, trimmed with tails, “ $375.00 Natural Skunk Cape with large storm collar, trimmed with natural tails, $295.00 Natural Squirrel Cape, tail trimmed, $295.00 $225.00 Black Caracul Cape with chin collar, 45 inches $285.00 Handsome quality of taupe-dyed nutria, one of the furs that has come back into fasht6n’s ’ favor, is priced at $275.00 long, Marmot Capes, full length, _Marmot Capes, hip length, $175.00 $125.00 $79.50 Russian Sable Scarfs in one and two skin scarfs, from $98.50 to $295.00 New short Blouses and Blazer Fur Coats in taupe and slate caracul, white coney and black caracul; priced in this October sale, $79.50 and $98.50 Stoles we offer in various fine pelts, in smart lines. Skunk Stoles, very wide, ends finished with tails, $165.00 $89.75 — $98.50 Baum Marten Scarfs, in' one and two skins, from $49.75 to $98.50 Jap Mink Stoles, attractively tail trimmed, Moleskin Stoles, with pockets, Fox Chokers At Extreme Price Concession $69.29 INE large skins have been skillfully made into the SETS Sessecsesre wes se sye F464 4G stata on _- - — Le - .% nite ele Teese SRSSZLSESCRES OSS BERS SE SS flexible and luxurious chokers. Beige, cross fox, be taupe, brown, blue dyed and black fox are offered at this October salé price. (Third Floor.) \traordinary Sale of Line HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS’ worth of Linens in this sale—an event that duplicates the wonderful values of our recént Anniversary Sale, and includes many new items of equal appeal—Linens from France, Belgium, Made irresistible appeal to women who appreciate the true worth of fine Linens. 3 | This Linen Sale is partially due to the great plans that were made for our 30th Anniversary Sale. One of the largest shipments was delayed, and we are giving the public the full benefit of the fortunate purchases made, and are offering identical qualities and values that aroused such great enthusiasm during the previous occasion. Madeira Towels At $1.95 Each Hand scalloped with hand eyelet embroidery work. They measure 18x36 inches. Madeira Towels At $1.69 Each Guest Towels, made of all-linen huck, hand scalloped and with hand eyelet embroidery work. They measure 15x24 inches. Madeira Towels At $2.47 Each Towel made of extra fine quality all-linen bleach- ed buck. All of them hand scalloped, with hand eyelet and elaborate embroidered designs. All-Linen Guest Towels At 25c Each Made of fine quality linen and measure 15x25 inches. Nicely hemstitched. is is indeed a full measure of ie, Afi:linen Towels At 58c Neat damask design borders; fine huck Towels that merit enthusiasm. 18 by 36 inches. All-Linen Toweling “ At 25c Yard ality, all-linen Towelirig, is a most won- th neat fast borders. Glass Toweling At 29c Yard ll linen and nicely hemmed. Have name, Pn neon on side. They offer remarkable savings. Filet and Cut Work Towels At $1.95 Each fine all-linen huck, real filet medallions and an Set jo Pe and solid embroidery. Size 15x24 inches. Madeira Buffet Sets : At $1.69 Set Set consists of one 12x18-inch oval and two re- es. Each of fine linen and hand ecall The inch doilies. Isso Bets appeals to your sense 0 values. — ee ~ —_- Very heavy derful value, £ Madeira Dinner Napkins At $19.75 Dozen Such Napkins of snowy linen are greatly in demand. Hand scalloped, and rich with hand eyelet embroidery work. Measure 24x24 inches. The fine quality of the linen will be much admired. Breakfast Cloths At $1.25 Fancy Cloths have white grounds with neat fancy woven patterns, nicely hemmed and measure 48x48 inches. An interesting choice of patterns. Italian Cut-Work Scarfs New designs filled with charm. Fine quality of linen. Real filet edge, solid hand embroidery work, hand cat- work and filet medallions. 18x36 inches, $5.95 18x45 inches, 7-95 18x54 inches, $9.95 18x72 inches, $11.95 Italian Filet and Cut-Work Luncheon Sets at $59.75 There are but eighty-five of these handsome Luncheon Sets. They are of the finest linen, made gorgeous with cutwork, solid embroidery, filet medallions, and filet edge. 18x54-inch table runner and twelve 12x1r8-inch mats. Madeira Scarfs Made in Madeira, these simple and lovely Scarfs are of fine quality linen with neat hand scallops. 18x36 inches, $1.75 18x45 inches, $2.25 18x54 inches, $2.55 18x72 inches, $7.55 Italian Doilies At 50c Can you realize that handwork is lavished on each Doily, and real filet is elaborately used, yet they are yours for this little sum that ordinarily pays for ma- chine-made imitations? Centerpieces At $1.89 please you because you will not only realize 4 value that they are, but will also see ways in which you can use t Centerpieces r levely eyelet and solid embroidery. 24 inches Luncheon Sets At $44.30 Italian cutwork Lunch Set. There are 50 in the lot. Each Set consists of one table runner, 18x54 inches, and 12 mats, 12x18 inches. Beautiful hand cutwork, solid hand embroidery work combined with real filet edge. Centerpieces 15-inch, round, $1.50 18-inch, round, $1.69 22-inch, round, $2.55 36-inch, round, $32.95 There are 300 Madeira pieces in the lot. Beautifully hand scalloped and hand eyelet embroidery work. Made of fine quality linen. Pd \ iy . . —» e 2 2 _ a | r | 4 é sf ee! = ra id % > -— ” : . 2 * . ira and other countries noted for their handwork. Values that will make an Madeira Bedspreads At $32.50 ‘ In Madeira these lovely Bedspreads were fashioned by —_ hands. Patterned — mosaics are they —solid embroidery, cutwor oped. They seem to have caught and held the beauty of the South. 6Size, 88x100 inches. Jewel Spreads Made of genuine jouet cet, Senne Se Seren edge and filet medal ize 72%108 inches, for thr er beds, at, ea., $9.50 Size 88x108 inches, for full-size Ss ee as ‘'eoond Flow) Re eres eS CE ah CO hk a ere ee ss eas Es 4 se ROO | Re ce ties NE LI A GEOR LE ALLE LALA! ALE LLLP ANN GR LO pe LEAL EN IN Neg neh ~ YY 4 ” re ° ‘ ue yA es . éy ae he 7 . * oe ~~ -~— ie w& ~=—- = — -— «& ss. = = ~~ «= aeeeeee et ~ “% ew SSBaS OBER RZSR SCS SSS SBE SBeseesse sears ses

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, ; bined. suspar 4 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Com OCTOBER 8, 1928.7 —_ OS Ti at) ‘ ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH e \ os ie ; - — =a yo fe nf a= ne 2 Ee Ss 1S = i aw ! an a an eh he ee ee BEng 2s eee eee eee se Ss eS. wns. S52 Gzed Corduroys, Yard, SO ggg nd — range 6 : > ie neo l Pm yg ALL the People en (Bargain Basement—Nugents) ' Women’s Fine Imported Genuine Kid Strap Wrist Gauntlets ne ‘ P. K. sewn, fine, pliable, soft kid 95| There are two big events on our sales calendar—and this is one of them. with beautiful two-tone, heavy em- . s é ) : . a th Fall—and both SainA sootn, beaten, ~ ¥ sy oot ee —— ae a peter - nee ye. Sih GEM IEL ries aS ee — oe ee ae a ar 28h decade a e = . ben A oe 3% Oe eS a : +: Styles: Tailored Suits—Boxcoat Sulte—Him- broidered Suilte—Braid-Trimmed Suits. Fur Trimming: Nutria-Manchurian Wolf, Beaverette and Caracul. All silk lined. Sizes 14 to 20, 86 to 4 $9.50 Folding Porch Beds 3-foot wide, built with tubular frame, high elevated non-sag spring. White, oxidized $7 85 or gold finish...... er . (Third Floor—Nugents,.) Women’s and Misses’ Suits Values $45, $50, $60 and $75 for The materials are Marieen, Yalama, Veldyne, Tricotine, Velour, Duvet de Laine. The styles are box style, belted models and semi-fitted styles. | The colors are navy, black, brown, cindsr, kit fox, cocoa, Hawalilan blue and pomegranate, There are fur trimmings, beautiful quality Platinum fox, squirrel, beaver and wolf. There are sizes 14 to 20 for misses, 36 to 46 for the | regular size and 48 to 54 extra sizes. (Second Floor—Nugents.) With the co-operation of several well-known millinery makers with whom we do the bulk of our business, we were able to buy up these wonderful Hats at an extra larze dis- count. This keen transaction enables women to buy finest Hats here tomorrow, in the Harvest Sale, at a fraction of their real value. \ Not a Hat worth less than $12.00—many worth up to In stunning shapes, dress hats, tailored hats, sport jpats, street hats, matrons’ hats. All made of splendid materials, Lyons velvet, rich panne, metal brocades and novelty cloth, Trimmings are stunning bows, smart quills, soft feathers, imported ornaments, glycerine ostrich and monkey fur. Hats for all types of women. | ss’ Coats — of. Te f | is Bizes 16 to 20, | \ 36 Women’s Fiber ests Bedice top style, orchid and pink colors. All reg- ular sizes. (Main Floor—Nugenta) ar Nashua Wool- $1.25 Sheet | { $1.69 Stamped |{ $3 and $3.50 $5 Silk Princess $1.50 and $2 60c 63-Inch Nap Blankets Blankets Aprons Chemise Slips Gowns Indian Head $5 double-bed size, Double bed size, Polly Primm Aprens, Crepe de chine en- Good quality raatum Flannelette; Seoteh Genuine Indian cf » | extra heavy weight. heavy-weight Blan- stamped for embrod- velope Chemise, trim- silk; tailored style, and better 54-inch Head, 2 to 10 yard ! em.- $2 s nitary Pillows Plaids and plain. kets. Mill seconds, ery: pocketa, etc. med and hemstitched. Bizes 36 to 44. aes bate come, vegas aan lengths. Limit 20 yds, wayne raen see || $3.95 69c $1.19 $1.97 $3.9 "$1.50 || 9 344c with fine quality feathers, and $ 1 50 99c covered with choice $1.00 (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) (Feurth Floor.) (Fourth Floor.) (Fourth Floor.) (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) Harvest Sale Dress Goods $1.98 Wool Epingle $2 French Serge 2. ‘ 1 Eping! 48-inch fine all-wool Serge, dou- BB, coe Femiy seareae ble warp, close twill, smooth fin- smart cord weave for omnes’ Watts IL ye BR pet =" in the / F > skirts or dresess, in the goo a ee hha aatiadien $1.58 shades of men’s blue, navy, delft, $3 Chiffon Broadcloth Burgundy, tan, African or $1 39: a 52%inch beautiful —, all- seal brown. gray or black $5 Wool Tricotine wool, atin finish twill back, good 54-inch beautiful quality all- | weight for sults or dresses, in the wool Tricotine, double warp close | 600d Fall shades of reindeer, cor- twill, good weight for suits or | 8air, taupe fox, clove, Hudson seal, marine, men’s blue or $2 49 black eee a dresses, in the good shades $3.98 $3.50 Yalama Velour of navy, brown or black.. $5.50 Poiret Twill nt ¥ 54-inch beautiful quality all- ce ee Se See wool Velour, soft, rich velvet fin- ish; good weight for coats, capes, Twill, cow, warp, close twill; d Ww t ge hy OF FURS OF SPOuene, | suts or dresses; shown in $2 65 Nell wanted shades for Fall ° in the wanted Fall shades $4.25 $2.25 French Serge of navy, brown or black.. $3.50 Broadcloth 54-inch fine all-wool Broadcloth, 54-inch fine all-wool Serge; twill back, satin finish; good | déuble warp, close twill; made weight for coats, capes, suits or | from fine French yarns, beautiful rich finish; good dress weight, in the wanted shades of navy, men’s caieree Ps te goa in the wanted ‘all shades of reindeer, t aupe fox, | vive, flying fox, Hudson $I 69 seal or black A canieil —_—_ 26c Unbleach- ed Toweling Good, heavy, all- | . linen Irish toweling. Limit 10 yards. | 17$c | (Bargain Basement.) $2 Pattern Cloths Two-yard, beautiful designs, ready hem- a (Bargain Basement.) Bed and 81x00 bleached, Princess Slips Black and navy sa- epee te 7 > ee 3 3” ba — ee ; res ne ‘ Fi - fe % av ae ticking; each (Third Floor—Nugents.) it ~ $2.25 Stamped 78c Window aairee Bedspreads Shades ae SET 46 C uf &- Extra Special 300 pairs Marquisette Curtains, u & neat crossbar effects, full ruffle, 100 dozen. opaque Window ae te | complete with tie-backs, also plain | 3 5 voile and hemstitched, $I 44 | ° ; © 98c Terry Cloth | Shaces, 36 An. wide and 7 feet Rx Double-faced Terry Cloth, 86 in. | | J wel CI Ae AOR I OT eo 4 $5 and $6 Lace Curtains 460 pairs, a splendid lot May ese of fine quality filet net, Scotch net and madras weaves, also beautiful casement net Curtains, trim. med 4-inch fringe and novelty weave, net Curtains, $3 33 shown in white, cream and Arabian color, pair.....ese«.- ° nckibdabnaictl ‘Footwez nd Strap Pumps with h brocade Colonial, b n Colonial, patent leat t leather, silver quar patent leather, silver ¢ to choose from, all si » $8 and: $10 ear d other fine Strap, beaded, Med, black aca $ _ Makin, laca Ox- ~ rd with arch 75c Casement Nets 86-inch wide, beautiful figured casement Nets, course mesh, Beau- tiful fringe to match $6.50 to $7.50 Curtains 220 imported point de gene Cur- tains, an importer’s surplus stock bought at a great sacrifice, unusu- ally priced in this great harvest sale 75c Pongee 1000 yards hemstitched border Pongee, 36 inches wide, high luster finish C MN rm r - - ° . Sis eel SSCA LY —— ele ee Rabe tng Rls elles terete OI 6. . on $2.50 Ruffled Curtains long. Mounted on guaranteed rollers: colors are dark green, yellow and white. Limit 6 te a customer, (Bargain Basement.) wide, wonderful assortment of patterns in all mixed colors laeietienteetieeesinmeeeipetet meee. 2252, oT ee $6.50 Pillows 20x27-inch Pillows, filled with choice mixed goose feathers, and covered with fine 4 80 quality ticking; pair.... P (Third Fleoer—N ugents.) 25c Marquisette 86.inch gene mercerized quality shown in white, cream and Arabian colors | 24¢ $1.35 and $1.50 Curtains 000 pairs Marquisette Curtains, neatly hem- stitched and trimmed with Henkel and cotton C (Third Floor—Nugents.) Very Special Values at Remarkable Savings Lazy Daisy Conventional French Knot Basket Lazy Daisy Wreath French Knot Acorn Four beautiful designs that will delight all lovers of needlework. Stamped on a fine quality cream bag 2 $2.10 muslin, Spread and Bolster in one piece for full-size eee ce bed. One of the prize offerings of our Harvest Sale. $1.00 Sor Tevest Bele. | Full-fashioned black thread Silk Hose with lisle tops; sizes 8% to 10; irreg- ulars. (Main Floor—Nugents.) cA) edges; white, cream and Arabian colors. Pair corsair, medium or seal brown. marine, men's blue or black oe —— (Fourth Floor—N (Main Floor—Nugents. y , ee atl << $2 French a Serge 48-in. all - wool rege. sponged and shrunk, in brow, navy and black. (Main Floor.) Ps "$139. ||" 29¢ ‘ Seamless Wilton Rugs ¢ te $45 Thin Imported } RA RC AIN BASEMENT . y n 9x12-foot Rug. You . China ee Sets ] 5 0 0 New | Fall “ , ; $10.35 Bench have a choice of an assortment of small figured with 3-year Full 100 $ oy p : and Oriental patterns in bright colorings. hese tee; ball-beari Sale ’ § With attractive spray decoratiora: $15 to $25 Values have slight misweaves which are hardly noticeable. price choice of three distinct patterns; } re IS. Price if perfect $69.50 oa . r en thane he. W Y have tast-stand Sauce-boats The greatest dress values in the his- SECONDS OF #845 KIND eee bread ond butter plates, covered dish tory of our Basement Ready-to-Wear Excellent high- 90 justable rubbe f rer Rugs; gise ° 4 Beautiful” fected —— and casserole. 100 piece sets. . $29.75 | | and rich color com- i= ‘gear Weak senad Sections. Never before, perhaps never fd} $55 Wilton Velvet Rugs again, will we be able to give our cus- net 35c Sateen Remnants 36;inch; black and staple colors. 1 to § yard lengths: yard, 19c (Basement. en yy - $4 Poiret Twill 54-in. goft quality;. dark navy blue. While 150 yards last. $2.69 ( t. Basement.) Ys 12c Unbleach- ed Muslin 88-inch unbleached Muslin. Full pteces. No phone orders. Sic | (Bargain Basement.) 23c hold / *"*Kieine ized pretty styl ors. 42c Pepperell Pillow Tubing 386, 40 and 42 inch. Mill lengths up to 10 yards. 234C (Bargain Basement ) 69c Half-Silk Crepe 80-in,. half-silk Uh- derwear Crepe in plain — 39c (Main Floor.) , 49c Dress Gingham 32-in Dress Ging- ham, rich colors, wide range of patterns. $2.49 Crochet Spreads 78x90-inch hemmed Epreads, with heavy woven designs. $1.79 (Third Floor.) a Supporters Sew-on supporters; fine quality web; pink ayd white, pair, 12c (Main Floor.) Full size, scalloved edges, cut-out corner to match. $3.79 (Third Floor.) x Boys’ 75c Blouses + Coller-attached Blouses, with oke back, lined collar and cuff, nm meat fancy stripes; 59 sixes 8 to 15... sieateo Ue {Second Floeer—Nugents.) uM ail strougiy mad¢, g0°0d lock and » "$1.95 Dishpans, of bigh-® minum, large 14-qt. si@@-4% $2.00 , “Wear-Ever” Kettles, 4 quarts, with lids —_-_—— $1.65 Coffee Pere $40.00 Dinner Sets, 100 Pieces: new narrow torder with green tint back- round: small floral clusters: service or 12 rersons. 7.95 + 100-plece sets 815.00 Dinner Sets, 50 Pieces: sem!- border decoraticn with fine black and blue line treatments; regular service for 6 persons, including covered dish. . sign, Made seamlesa in sauceboat, etc. \ 98 O-inch round style, $x12-foot size. Ends neat - 50-plece sets ° and attractive ly fringed ...... bedava bie é $6.50 y s $4.50 Coituce Sets, 26 Pieces. Plain white seni-p-rcelaln, 6 cups, 6 saucers, : $27.25 Set of 6 Cups and Saucers. Choice of gold band or floral border patterns; coffee or tea size. 6 pairs for $20.00 Cut Water Sets. Large tank- ard Ditcher and 6 water glasses to match; jatest new cuttings. 7-plece wits $2.50 Cut Glass Nappies. ms £ a ¥ < m D4 2 — —— - ao separ cutee 19.5 t000p FEA ETE LN ANT TN IS MTT: SOO SEG ty ANGE ON i Cy Ae LT IR AR ug ARR , A well-known fabric for their wearability and $ beauty of color and de- 16-1nch, hea , orced Lottoms ‘tient of eT). Each Fe eeee tee ak wd eye very right cuttings 8c i Pyrex Casseroles, Round or Oval style; Pyrex baking glass insets in Sheffield plated frames. ? Nk eee ‘$1.35 Scalloped Shades *100 dozen Oj] ue Shadea, 36 -inehes wide an |] feet iong, scal- $25 Brussels R serviceable quali tr, | size 0x12-foot. | $61 Axminster ugs $51.90 “Seconds one of the finest rades made, Size 9x12-foot. Attractive designs and colorings, Made seam- lesa. (Third Floor—Nugents.) 6 dinner pilates 6 sauce dishes, 1 meat platter, 1 vegetable @ish. 26-piece sete 25.50 Breakfast Sets, 32 Pieces. Plain white semi-porcelain, full servics for @ porsons; exceptional 2 69 . value, 32-plece wets ' $2.25 18-Piece Sets. Plain white. plain edge, semi-porcelain; 6 large dinner plates, 6 cups and 6 saucers. 18-piece sets $1.25 | 7 and 8 inch: cRoice $3.50 Fruit Comports. Dresden Pat- tern, with open lace edges: attractive Gecorations; tall faoted $I 0 style . 6! $3.50 Mrass Jardibieres, 8-inch size, footed, with top rim: brar:- spun finish $1.00 Set of 6 Water Glasses. Ror- ular family size, with peat whirl etched band around top. Bet of 3 | 3 tomers such wonderful Dresses. Canton crepes, Poiret twills, satins, char- meuse, tricotines, crepe de chine combina- tions and trichshams, in all the new long- line models. Colors: Navy, black and brown. Sizes for women, misses and jun- 10rs; extra sizes. 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Sa Tee eY, SR PR Pee grrr a —-~ — / » > Se = = ee Stan er 22, The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATC ~—- _ eee ee H alone Exceeds that of the Daily Siar and the Times Combined by Approximately .v,9, sine grey, | | style, in. biack | | god, binck, Stsne | | gnavbrown- Sizes | | Pull -faanioned | | serie; wide mare | | peautifer sore | | with woven cel; | | Ietrous qual. | | tne necry quai: | of , “. ae NS See Pants Sateen ~ bleached, closely woven, Limit ts * Ps z A Ans ‘nk Khaki coler, sleere- Spleen é ia = i IY pile fy » ise SF Brown, blue and 82-in. Biaek 20 yer ton waist top. 3 to &. less Sweaters. ment. Sizes 6 to 1 We ues? ee NT . ma ee ~~ quality, 39¢c $1.13 29c $4.97 || Gaubepeee eee 2s || 79 49¢ = (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) Basement.) eee ——— (4th Fieor.) | (Bargain Basement.) (Mate Fleer.) ie —— a J _ Household Linens|| 200 P airs Plaid Blankets $39.00 Simmons Steel Beds irootwear || 77 680: Amaiees,Teblo Damed Seconds of $10 Values aa Z : | §$All-Ynen double satin Tab! = eit ae a 7 . $ » | pune: taal cots wag $3.25 _—=-'* ‘ SS \ a _% q it M4 55 $3 Round Scalloped Tablecloths at > 72-inch reund scalloped merceriseé pat- ———_ = \ abel s” Pair | el y tern Tablecloths; highly finished, $1 79 : ee WIA > ) TH aa 27x54-inch yr ny ar i Strap Pumps with the : wate ects eda Neg ext Winks mm ; a 3B, They are made of 80 per cent. fine 1 wc | Bp Fam and — [brocade Colonial, black “a SS = 39c All-Linen Glass Toweling Sh te er iliac Ebunees elena > tes. ; seas m Colonial, patent leather ) oe prhagyg red or blue 29¢ Pei A —_— hecsad mae . , mnt leather, silver quar- $6.50 All-Linen Tablecloths ' 39c White Dimity 950 Pairs Wool Blankets Anish. Poe Bto choose from, all sizes. ius 2B small or broken checks and 25¢ 70x80-inch Blankets, made of fine long wool, in large plaids of Simmons 3-Piece Steel Beds BE: : $3.98 oe ye - ag rose, blue, pink, corn, tan, gray, lavender, black and Square continuous post with square fillérs, including , $8 d 10 $1.25 Table eal 50c White Dimity white and red and black. Bound with deep soisette high elevated non-sag spring, twin-bed or full aise. $22 E Tymported lity, in th ribbon; pair ‘ ant $ ‘ Mercerizea Damask, good 87 ¢ | cheoke: leggy a x - ee 35c American walnut, brown mahogany or ivory finish........ eavy weight, full bleached.... © wear $3 All-Linen Table Damask 4.,,., 92, Lonscloth 800 Pairs Plaid Blankets $14.50 Nugents Pride Mattresses 2 | Longcloth, 10 yards Double-bed size Blankets made of fine cotton Built of extra quality, all-cotton, layer felted 9 70 inch wide each : . Q ind other fine Ri TE nee, bi *“$2°15\" piece; bolt in pink, tan, blue, gray, helio and yellow $3 5 stock, will not lump or pack, 60-pound roll edge, ‘ 35 pitap, beaded, POLLOrMs aacmmns ---enece.+-. 9N0'© | $2.50 Longcloth plaids; $4.50 and $4.95 values; pair.......-. . . COveres GEER GUOE TNMs edone saanenenye ig ig r oo Diack ooze 22x22-inch Napkins te match, dozen, 10-yard piece of 36-inch Sigel: ites 7 20c Unbleached Tow stile : nile som $4 Nainsook 850 Pairs Plaid Blankets $7 Davenette Pads & > Full-size wool-mixed Blankets, in plaids and £0-pound, all-cotton felt, box-edge Pads, won't 78 broken plaids, in blue, tan, gray, pink. Very lump er pack, covered with good ticking. . serviceable; $6.00 and $7.50 values; pair Size 4x6 feet ee cecececacseses (Pourth Floor—Nugents.) : (Main Floer—Nugents.) | 23c House- | 35e Tooth § | { 50c Artificial | { $2-95 Folding | { ' $1.85 Hem- | { 81x90 Bleach- Hemstitched hold Aprons Brushes Fruits Card Table Clocks stitched Sheets ed Sheets Pillowcases iio ” “Kileinert"” Rubber-~ x a ae - 81x90-inch, snow- ™ *h, 500 *“Kieinert, ized. Aprons. Many Highest gra 4e, 10,000 bone-handled Best reproduction 20x29 inches, with American make, Made of excellent white esamiess Sheets. 42x36 ine quality gum ret J waterproof Brushes. . Toothbrushes. Very of o ~ - * folding legs, imitation back-belil Alarm quality. No starch. 4 in ‘ double covere@ “Ga es Extraordinary values. fine quality. Fry ce anges he 71 mahogany finish eck Gancentest. Size 81x90 inches. ae neue lend quality. No starch. 29c 98c 10c ae $1.95 95c $1.45 $1.25 39c (Main Fiocor.) (Main Fleor.) (Main Floor.) (Main Floor.) (Third iver) | (Main Foor.) | (Third Floor.) (Third Floor.) (Third Fieor.) : : e 7 4 EE. — a , F . ‘ Cases, made of excel- . age: RA RC AIN HS SEMENT en i. & Nugents Harvest Sale Features or Our 3 | ; Everything for Men in pond e. . ee Men Patrons—A Stupendous the Harvest Sale— 5 years..... of}0.35 Bench Wring- 1000 New F all with 3 =~ Sale of 500 | iS A = icles ae tee; ball-bearing rolls. x = ot ‘ a #3 |} Suits and Coats} ¢ (2-Pants Suits PEM | \ ad te $25 to $35 Values Bale D Hervest Ags ; RE ZN D $1.19 i. “ | \ — $7] 6.00 | —— price .. andy & PLES Perfectly tailored Shirts, soft cuff, coat style, made of fine a se orsteas, caesimeres,. mix; aaa. suaeanied Suit and Coat values that cannot be = ures, newest Fall models a equaled in any store at any time. Spe- = cial purchase for the Harvest Sale en- (77 ables us to offer the finest garments 27, in the country at this price next week |--= during this sale. = Suite—Velour, tricotine, Poiret twill, French Ba_- serges; fur trimmed, plain long-line models, —— embroidered models; all colors. Sizes for wom- f=" = en, misses and extra sizes. Coats of Bolivias, = suedines, velour, broadcloth; fur trimming; Po embroidered, plain, wrappy styles. AN colors; F for women, misses and extra sizes. Ww rr eTr,rewtffetewereovwre wewrtrrefes* ss A SS SL LL SL SL DD SD DD DS A DY jJustable rubber rolls. Sale rice. » LT —<— i aad ‘ u Steranteed: with ad- 75e M ail Boxes, , of high-grade alu sy _ gize.... +--+ .. Srougiy made, with Vear-Ever” Aluminum rot : = f00d lock and 4&c Quarts, with Upeeeeeeeen — 4 MBE -. La ag Mee Percolaterts, of panel shape. patterns. sizes 14 to 17. 1 , Shirts 7 Overcoats || mc cue en oe 40 : 8135 ~ - LAA ¥ Os ~ = Oe, A ioe mer). Bac en Keystone, heavy jute ae 33¢ oe be ; fiber and silk striped materials. pe aeg pg eee | ES : Louis healn, Eatray, Pompe i Re ee a . . . eee 2400 Men’s $2.50 Fine Negligee Shirts black or brown suede, military Kies ee $ ) SS 50 Exceptionally well-tailored Shirts, made of finest S 1 9 < Oxfords in tan or biack leathers, . st. «ire, ‘gli-white madras, mercerized materials and silk-striped fabric. gray suede tongue Pumps, flap- i ie ta . a <est Sizes 14.to 17 Warm single and doubie breaste oats , , , with or ht #6 belts. Men’s $5 Silk Shirts Sizes 2% to 8 im the Men’s New Gabardines Shirts made of white silk jersey, tan silk Shirts $3 29 lot, but not in . verted pleat. be't around, raglan sleeve models. with collar to match, also fine jacquard figured white every =" t* tr, reryreyTfgTgT Tt} 't TT's". *,"..""**"*'"'*"*'* "t+" "+" '-'*'" a. _s2 + ARRAS ADDERALL RAR AAR AA AAA AKA ADEA AA BRAD AAA A AAA ABAAAA AAS Tn A oe In t , TE ee iad. a broadcloth silk. Sizes 14 to 16 (Main Floor—Nugents.) Pe va ie co camcay Fy a a phen $19.50 (Main Fleer, Men's Stere—Negents.) 4 ae tion. | rs . fi ° ” . ’ & ¥ & . . s it iy] ‘ . 7% “2 y . ~— he ney shades «f tas ans ~ * nbn ebb hb bh bh DRA SDAAAAAAAAASAAABDAASAASAAALAAAALS “Ana RRR RR RAR RAR KRAA KLARA AAA AAR AAD ADD DD DLA ARAB AAAA SDS (Bargain Way

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= anti belie ee a ae Pa IR en TRI SPR ot Masten assis des fe ee : 5 ey bs seas + ee ee ee ee ee ee ae ee ae ee, ee ee eG ) LL Ok abel 5 Se tats Ce ae Perens oe ate eet oe » 7 . ~ Le RES | Hy a . ax Gea oe Laka silat alk 7 ORR Rai pingte ary Bit oR: A> 0 ee Be 3 “On payment of a small deposit we will hold anv Coat selected until wanted. q = oy - _ ESS SN SR I ES I Se ee mn ne ee eee = a : p ; Times Combined. : 12 #£STLOURS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH clone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the ve a : i ACTOBER § 172%. | . Christine Le Brun, Bertha Bruening, president, Mrs. T. J. Ewing: vice ——— ae Le Brun, Vase ; 00D mas HIGH-GRADE | 1? ? Estelle Nangie, Katheryn Murphy, president. Mrs. J. C. Hull: secretary FRAME Satis 3 ; HYDE STATEMENT pe eS en may eine Ths sacutnp Gaiunien Sea uate " ) yn : | : : i — 2 tir Ww ; at NOTES The Visiting Committee enter-| 0 el ars gy pcs — ——. Mm - $2.00 Y self Values Up te $325.00—Sale Price a _& eee Pe eS ee and ee which will eutteah ine oak of the °-in-1 Bifocals (mo cement). $6.50 | our ssamutficent S-piece overstuffed, also enne-back zs |____ Conttameg rem Page Seven. sen ari “°6. with a program by the Club for the following year. Mrs. AND SEE RIGHT i eeding large davenport, chair an@ rocker s ‘business meeting at 2 o'clock. The jyicccg Gindvs Moore, Dorothy Mast ae was elected legislative repre- We have tho— quality French tapestries—or elegant rich-cut y : Program will consist of triennial yiojen Eberhard. Irma Rudolp me = _ the next meeting will be —— o-tone, self colors and comb‘nations—tia ——————————— /news from the chairman, and a mes-) 4,5, Burghoff and Mmes. Arthur’ 5¢/d Nov. 2 with Mrs. Howard Bode- Experience, taupe, geld and brown. All Suites have exquisite tm Cro anata pretest eae. Sine wembio te omy gana ered Wanclk . and M sel, £0915 Castieman avenue. r * jattend the luncheon have been urged Sanford. Mrs. Frank A. Labee en- The Junior Girls’ Auxillary of the | Service, alse G to go to the business meeting. tertnined the members of this com- Jewish Orphans’ Home will hold a ray 4 | The monthly meeting of the Cath-: mittee at her home on Sept. 20. The special meeting at the Bnai Amoona Right Glasses at _ ‘T olic Women's Association took place October hostess will be Mrs. S. L. synagogue, Tuesday evening at 7:30 7 F Pa Oo each- on Monday. Memberships were! Rarnard 3627 Laclede avenue. The © — . 25% OFF i" - | Governor Says y E awarded for 19°3 as attendance CW. A. Choral Club concert at th ze - enna: meet: ng of the South o : ’ i i ' ers as Increased From prizes to Miss Ollie Keiser and to OQdeon on the erening of Oct. 29 — i¢ omen's Study Council will be Includes Rimless, Torics, | | : W. : Mrs. A. J. Engler. Mrs. P. M. Ho- promises ane é est enter- held at the Barr Branch Library. Also the More Expenstre ° $73 a Month in 1920 to saz, chairman of the Legislative tajnments on the St Lows musical TWesday evening at-8 o'clock Se: “ Committee, reported the formation calendar this seasol rh ndred A study group in social hygiene i 3 |} $91 Im 1921. of a “Study Club,” suggested by Dr. women of the Choral Club, under the will be formed by the College Club of : John M. Cooper, Miss Bertha direction Mrs. Nellie Hester Mul-' St. Louis at a meeting in its cliub- Bruening, the president, was elected jen have been working for more, house on Delmar boulevard, Tuesday. ATTENDANCE LARGER as delegate to the annual convention/than a year, and this, their first Dr. Harriet S. Cory and Mrs. T. W. |of the National Council of Catholic public appearance, is arousing much Van Schoiack will be in charge. FOR LAST BIENNIAL | Women. — a “as gene interest in musical apa Tickets thee - pian of study will be alone - . | vOV. 2i-—s8, th irs. James -/are now on sale taldwin's, 1111 the lines of former work by the or- Eyesight Specialist OUR GUARANTEE: Absolute sat- _——— . ° ~ 7 & > a - : : : 4 Grace as alternate. Olive street ganization but on a larger scale. The Established 24 Years ‘sfaction or money refunded. a cg ’ CC ty - io The follownig retire from the The month! meeting of the ©OUrse will Le that prepared by the . ca ww ¥ ce Sean” aie Se fee te wan mall Oct. & a|Ualed Giitee Bante eae Sardkcs VERT & HA T T OPTICAL AND e c ty U it School |Dotzlier and John J. Carey: Missesithe home of Mrs. George F. Cole- es ag (Cory will be the leader with JEWELRY co. | Kate Burns, Mary McNamara,! man. 2915 Russell avenue There Miss Leona Beckman as executive : ~ ’ + eh eh be 6 . a ss : to Be Voted on by Refer-|Fre2ce* Ctesse. Mae Kapple and were 34 members present for the 1 Secretary. 2309 Cherokee Street "sr re I | Margaret Dandurand. Remaining on o'clock luncheon preceding the busi- he group will meet on the second kee Cars to Door—Half Block East From Jefferson Av. Cars | | endum. the board: Mmes. J. W. Grace. T. ness meeting Election of officers and fourth Mondays of each month Cherokee a . , | J. Flood; Misses Margaret Carolan,! was held with the following result: | after the meeting Tuesday. ‘ -_ ) t te the Pest nine — = The Portrait Specie N Oct. ? ] here is of one Hyde in a statement today showing Pt New York repress the increase in State aid to public) - tives, who wil schools, said that oem meg salaries P / « . . bs here in person a] sso af fide mouth in 190 fo Beginning Monday, th Well Timed With the. coming wesk age of $78 a month in 1920 to $91 in) eginning i On) ay, e ~ e I l ng énatiratt 1821. The State distributed — | te , J eemenmemmmmenaal eel 4 165,387 more to the schools; the a STYLISH echeol enrollment increased 42,226 ( F I] Fo id A UT 2 ang@ there was an increase of 15,-) rowning ad en é O Cold STO | 000,000 tm echool attendance Guring 2 ; APPAREL mst bien ntal period. os . . “ aie apemnar’s staterment Gectared | 610-612 Washington Avenue : e ~- ion thet appropriations for State tmsti- : pee Saint Leuls ané tutions of higher education increased . _ =a ity : from $3,142,456 in 1919-1920, to $5,-. = $28,392 tn 1921-1922. ° . - The Governor recited the educa- F tional measures which were passed 4 by the.Legislature during his admin- ; : istration and made a plea for the s county unit school bill, which will be : _ voted on through the referendum fn i 4 the November election. | | * w Governor’se Statement. — ia The Governor's statement showing ) . ; “a 33 5: the marked increase in the educa-| ‘esaas ‘ Circumstances that only a foremost merchandising institution can bring about results in this masterful achievement tomorrow. Our far- ‘ & - tional field in the State follows: | Noss reaching purchasing power has scored its greatest success in offering this event. To this greatly underpriced purchase scores of models from “I have had several inquiries late-| : our regular high-priced stocks were added, bringing the collection to a point of strle completeness seldom attained. 5, ty for the specific facts with refer- | ‘ , . ¢é= . ence to school improvements in Mis- ; W souri during the last two years. Fol-| lowing are the facts: ' “In 1920 teachers’ salaries tn Mis-| ’ e ® souri averaged $78 a month. In 1821) 5 00 F T 8] teachers’ salaries averaged $91 per . Oa Ss. ur rimmin S 5 “During the years 19198-1920, the 7 ‘ State distributed $5,911,673 of State 79 50 Coats ] SQUIRREL money to the common and high e@ ee 9 schools ‘of the State. During the SNe | NUTRIA Olive $167 years 1921-1922 the State distributed Se : ee $9,077,010 of State money te the 3 5 0) Coats f BEAVER Eo 8 1g same schools—a gain to the schoois =~ eo 7 . z i ~ j ‘ of 98,205.21" 4 RACCOON cf Pe “Zeocal school levies tn 189290 | Senor ae. = q amounted to $24,453,121; in 1921. | 3 : 65. 00 Coats 4 CARACUL $31,825,594—an increase of $7.372,- = See ° e is 478. mR FOX - “The enumeration of schoo! chfl-. oo aeaoe -—— ’ WOLF dren was onmiy 1275 greater tn 1821 | ~ Se: $ 00 ( t ~ . = tham fm 1920. yet enrollment in-| ESS Je). Oa Ss. uti 24 cremged 42,224. Sones == ‘ “The length of the school term) aoe ee ? . — in 1920 averaged i21 dars in the} Sse see i. = coustry and 171 days in the towns | eAEG SDS | \ = = = a i) S aD Cenuttnued on Next . TS . . . = ~ —- Sy Just how far our prestige in the market has carried us in arranging this 7 | | | => : = extraordinary event is gained by the fact that in all previous sales we : = " ee have never offered better values, and that is saying a deal. This | \ 3 Pi : 3 a 3 = is assured by the large number of Coats worth from $75 to $85. Nearly 9 — f > eee - . ne —s4 aS Many as there are at the lower prices. In conclusion, may we ex- 3 on = | rd pect a visit from you? For when we are fortunate enough to enact th . = | == such a sale we want every one of our customers to share in it. URR ==> | | = N =o f : : ; a2) ' TT . > : The Most-Wanted Materials | , | 645 The Cantilever Ormadale Fashona : e 4 | “i = Idea | Duvetyne Lustrola : The enjoyable comfort and the ad- Vormandy Velverette Velour de Laine ; de@ vigor whieh women secure from | 3 Cantflever Shoes come from certain impfevements in construction of e value. Ordinary Shoes are a)! | “ made. with strips of steel concealed in| | the arches. (& if your shee will | = a flex at the shank.) The Cantilever Shee te designed with an all-leather | =m arch that is flexible like your own | Z arch : ce This eases every step. gives pie. makes standing and aM na ~e W orth graceful and far less fatiguing. The | y lower Cantilever heel and the rounded | toe were additional Cantilever com- | oo L Ov e fert-details—these are now in Fashion |} a COMFORT IS GOLDEN | Wemen—no matter in what walk of | Thev sav, life—who wear Cantilewr Shoes, step sd out alertly in footwear that suits and. iewed the ne fits their cr ag ——- and cor- | attract enduri reets Sot trou to which physicians béul ascribe eo many other ailments. When Gouleyards of vou Jace Cantilevers, their flexible the Queen « . | ueen of arches. draw up to give each one of | ee vour the precise degree of exp-_ - c | port i% meeds. | we . ustom-built The Cantilever Idea is Comfort of ‘ makers of A a inte a Seeded item -ames | and distincti fost eemfort can be—what it means to traditions ha you. © builders of Widths AAAA te E. | ? = Shoes and Oxfords Fully to app . ship embodi for’"Men, Women and Citldren must see if A Small Deposit the 1923 P-ick on display at Spragemgg ¢n better

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8 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' ~ 18 gen ADVANCE IN — We e aD FoR scH0018 Hl Specialize in PUY Repairs | MMW THEBRIDGE AHEAD | Continued From Preceding Page. , Bring in your old Furs and let us make them 3 A wide road—a narrow bridge, and a moving /and cities; in 1921 school terms av-/| into the smartest styles | : : | , _ — Ww It disaste / eraged 138 days in the country and | | hey will be cleaned and repaired by expert p afm «Poser aris on ‘lige? * » (178 in the towns. furriers, at prices less than usual furrier’s aie oe - Gra Shop- | Number of Schools. | prices. ‘ She couldn’t see the narrow bridge in Gigs te 3 os y oe Pp hed Pansat st Stout Apparel ' “The number of first-class high | ; y ‘ ét4 alter the car’s course and the motor plan ae Ts +3 gees ae es ‘schools in Missouri increased a a, Special | down the bank into a ravine, seriously i | bre in 1920 to 446 tn nite: a oan oti * Sale of O ers + 4 ing several of the occupants of the machine. |A1¢ first-class high schools. During DR. F. J. GUILBAULT A é¢areful eye test in my office would have the Same time the number of high Alaska Platinum Fox Chokers. . $45.00 to $95.00 ist enabled me to have prescribed the exact |Schools of all classes increased from | Alaska Beige Fox Chokers... ...%75.00 to $95.00 — eS glasses required to normalize her vision, ten ~ '@) _ on Di Murs ( erie | IE | bee So 689, a gain of 77. ; — Dyed Blue Fox Chokers. $55.00 to $75.00 preventing the possibility of this accident. a i JI | “The total days’ attendance n ack and Pointed Fox Chokers .$25.00 to $65.00 true gimflar | or ° (S O}/9) WAS echool, counting the attendance of This is « eune, and use acy emanate wee bees Brown Fox Chokers, large size day. The public should insist upon vision tests for every mator yo a H a RE eer PEC A RE AAS Mal AAR wae Ui Mate % were ee SE one child one day as one day's at- German Fitch Chokers............... Tt means protection for themselves as well as for others rs tendance, increased from 170,893,- Sv are rail ga the commonest indications of defective via- ere. one a Representing the Designers ot bred - 1918-20 vi Pan Sige $25.00 to $35.00 ion. If you suffer from headaches, don’t delay, come to my office 5 eli “ sn sy Stacey 4 nt hike We are still offering rich Yur Costs and at ence where I will examine your eyes, prescribe the exact gidsses ; nium of about 19,000,000 days. s | Capes at AUGUST SALE Prices. Buy Now! to normalize your vision, grind the lenses, and fit the frames—alb for is practically equivalent to an In-| | the most moderate fee imaginable. crease of giving 53,000 more chil- | PHONES— 714 : Thirty thousand persons have employed my services in the past FF “SVE ay I I \\R® \ ‘ "= 4 ’ bee : ' } PP i fh od S 77) ir ' ) a | i ea _ " " al oli ’ ° 7 IL I N A) Dal wa [Ol LOU | QIN! OTe ee Olive 4820 ° eighteen years—an eloquent testimonial to my integrity, my ability, Central 7466 : Washington 3 — Renta ate a whee ORD oe ‘The record of appropriations for} y institutions of higher education tells} and the extreme reasonableness of my charges. ores he: F. J. GUILBAULT OPTICAL €0. Avoserret App 3 28) 423 N. BROADWAY (Between Locust and St. Chables) & “ea ; 9: "81448 $ 6258. +81, 000 2b BON | The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening 4 )° . ~ sate ‘* j > ° . 4 oF $ 400 576. newspaper giving Associated Press news service. tt ett: "O15 1) J The Portrait shown Mrs. Hopkins is .++ 1,532,000 2 6: : here is of one of our ; Totals. .........$3,142.456 $5,828,392 New York representa- stout herself and has “In 1920 there were 852 schools | ee ee ually pleasing which under the Constitution could tives, who will be : an unusua ‘ here in person all the ease | personality. She also not raise by local taxation more than | A Delightful Place Itt Which Td ” coming week to dem- bye aie has special advice and $195 a year to support themse)ves; | onstrate } ar 4 ‘ ‘ today there are only 252 such) : Ce. x ee schools. In 1920 there were only | STYLISH Mg to stout women re- $75 schools in the State which could. ° 9 ING. . garding the best mod- raise over $520 a year by local taxa-| STOU T > els to suit each ty tion: today there are 6206 such) ype ° ; -= APPAREL f anes me 916-918 OLIVE SBT. to the women of Hopkins is considered “In addition to the above facts, | an n- ; ; au on her sub- | measures were enacted by the Gen- | a — ‘eral Assembly to 1991 providing: In Our Enlarged Dress Section Discriminating Women Will Find i—-State aid for teachers train- 'ing high schools was itnoreased 100 | per oent, thus enabitng boards to | employ the best qualified teachers as ee Frocks for Every Occasion Your visit. to our Shop—any day during the coming 50 per cent. . 8—A four-year high schoo! - ee week—will not obligate you to purchase at this time. We course was exacted of all teachers. simply ask you to come in and meet Mrs. Hopkins and take 4-—Negro inspector. of colored advantage of her wide experience. freee lin ye game waite exes: | M ’ ant : : ost Moderately Priced at‘ 6—High school training was fro- | | vided for colored children. | | established by law. wae! ° 6é—Instruction must be given re- | | “4 Week Monday, October Gg to 14, Inclusive he lating to care and hygiene of teoth. | . |) . temporarily been held up by the ref- } . |) ei ia LYS, | sy Dress Section }erendum end will be acted upon by N if i}; ar Hh | 7 | the voters at the November election i | ai H. : lin 1922. ine oe | We are showing complete assortments of new Autumn PITTSBURG'S FOG PROBLEM rich PLAN Lo _, We are showing compl MAY BE SOLVED BY SCIENTISTS TE AGE River to Be Lubricated With Oil 7 ’ j Film to Prevent Vapor Arising "AY “IN PX, - 4 —Sprays to Be Used. | \ | y Wir te Wy Sen Our collection of Dresses for afternoon tne Associated Presse. | PITTSBURG, Pa., Oct. 7.—Pitts- ms \ .Y \S and evening wear is wonderfully com- | burg’s fog problem may be solved, | \ plete, at prices ranging from $49.50 to $165 this winter by local scientists. Lubrication of the Monongahela | River is the keynote of an idea’ | which is being developed at the Mel- lon Insttute. Dr. H. B. Meller, dena of the School of Minea of the lUni- versity of Pittsburg. and officials of the War Department and Weather 3ureau are co-operating. | The Monongahela. according ‘to scientists, is the chief villain in Pittsburg's fog troubles. The river, | which is warmer than the air sweep- =e nook ee ae eee w blac apes portion of its water, which rises cs ‘vapor and quickly coole A film of oil prevents this union, id - @ > Aten | but the problem for the investigators | > wa : Nui | | of at Mellon Institute was to concoct a 7 e ® Worthy the Queen of js | PARANA [mixture that could be used at a rea- At . 3 . = \ 'gonable expense A satisfactory spray has been dis-° Love and Beauty herself I a . > ; | covered, Dean Meller has announce1. | |In preliminary tests this spray cov- | |ered small areas of water, and was To women who follow closely the trend of fashion our They say, continental travelers who have }only 1-26th as thick as the ordinary, | announcement of this splendid showing of the new Capes ~—m*«_ oe | will, indeed, be welcome. These wanted Wraps are devel- viewed the new Town Buick, that it is a car to | mosquitoes. lai tri d | ; al The first experiment on the 2 na or panvelaine, trimme attract enduring enthusiasm on the stateliest Bodies painted § in vie: ead fea sign gen ages 4. ms . ag : | — st finely Peace rie a , fer ined with pe Others , nonga . ai ) 18 ; ith, é ; , . . . ane , r rnaroon, with : r ack cCaracu! an I , boulevards of the world: indeed, a car worthy —e arene = . pin tow dave. Sis bedthaidnia ae ae with large collars o | ; : ee ee ee Canton crepe. Appropriate for both informal and forma ee s “a the Queen of Love and Beauty herself. on doors, windows and ac- — * _ Rta rr greene £ : cessories either nickeled or silver nozzles will be used tO spray an, wear. . ti tee a area of about one mile. Subsequent. Zz: Custom-built by oye of the foremost coach a een Mo a sae activities will depend upon the oft. | oy bys i yr me wre ‘4 makers of America—-the bodw has the charm tumbler switch Large Bellows come of this test. | —_——_ -—_— ae sacteaee da eae 4 Beers ": mew nite Aimeertean 3: | 8nd distinction, characteristic of the fine old type pockets. with concealing ; ~ fashi p> nicely describes — ’ : " flaps, conveniently placed in the HYDE 10 ADDRESS STATE SYNOD a 10 ’ cely esc , I. Miller Slippers: “The.: q traditions handed down hy the master carriage sides of the body. Two folding ——__—— inspiration of Paris, the 3 builders of the last ce : , chairs disappear under back of Will Speak to Presb 4- aa . : st century. ce sae Governor Wi t o Presbste: - - 4 aes ot. 2 menegen ans in Behalf of College Campaign. | Y ‘staunch quality of London ° R CoE OS SHES Oe Of Cur previgus Special to the Post-Dispate: | and the cosmopolitan charm ; . . Epecia) t t- Disp } lly to appreciate the consummate craftsman space for mirror, memo book, "MARSHAIL Mo. Oct #~Goe : , Bl of New York.” ‘ : ; ; ‘ot ee ard case and bilifold, electri 2 a Pe Me fe 4 t OUSES ; : ship embodied in this special Town Buick, you preggo and ash tray. Be. Hyde will be one of the principal l 5 O CW im 5 : “ : speakers at the Synod of Missouri of | STYLE ILLUSTRATED Must see it with vour own eves. Mounted on neath foot-rest is a heater, . | ' turned on or off by a contro! in the Presbyterian Church, “hich will DEVELOPED IN the 1923 Prick 6-cvlinder chassis, the car is now -hauffeur’s compartment Price, be in session here Oct. § to 13. He 02 display at the Grand and Lindel! Salesroom. $3075, delivered St. Louis. ee en eee Special ] : fc court Valley College campaign for . Black Satin $500,000 for endowment and new | at -* buildings The address will be de- eeeeveee VEESPER-BUICK AUTO COMPANY livered W ednesday Oct 11 7 cea rooms ' | P y, Vect. . at the General Offi Di and a ee iaiieae dedication of the new Morrison Maintenance Division, West Gymnasium ‘of the college. Qthor| A specially purchased group of. Blouses offered at unusual | . ee SOUTH SIDE BUICK AUTO CO. speakers will include Robert. T. t quality dimity, some with real Dae DE BUICK AUTO CO. eS a 3456 S. rand Boulevard ‘Morrison of Kansas City, giver of sie ty, linger wk. veo Br rd ff hens self-pleated * $023 Delmar Boulevard 2837 N. Grand Boulevard . , the gymnasium. Irish lace trimmings on collars and culls, o ; P . ; ae JAKES-BUICK AUTO CO. The Rev. Charles P. Foreman, PD All have the smart Peter Pan collars. Sizes for misses and 32 EAST SIDE 2 egg ter pl Kirkwood. Mo. Y.. Louisiana. Mo., is moderator of women up to 42. 6 N. 10th St., East St. Louts, ; the sernod and wil! preside The i rev. James H. Miller. D. D. Kansas is stated clerks - a stg pane Remntse: Sa 3 £n better automobiles are built, ie Buic k w ill build the m j City om _ = Bret

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe- t and th The Man Who Makes’ V’omen UNIED ATTACK = EVERY PAIR 100 PER CENT ON POINDEXTER © Beautiful in 10 Minutes a ia IN WASHINGTON Please! Going to State to Reply to _ if _ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH' STARTING MONDAY MORNING 7 ie tee re weet ou cuts rie why _—— a eS 7 F : . 4 emer a bi te. Bige 2. BRU Wen oes Sogo eee Cy ale iD gt Rae Re dik Oe SS oe ale Sh PRR vege Ge xe ie aes ean ae eat: Gai rieeciee sc i. ee ‘ Siegen ‘ at whi poricks apaieit oy wastes “ or oe a gaa — — _—— — = on > ten rs . . " rr " ” . 4 at . ‘ " . - : Pryde. ine ® gee PPE Y an “ eighty try Ae ‘Me oA Feo weed, oo ERE BP RL it Se 2 Rhy a | 4 7 iC wee 7 4 A LAT ARR AAR NN A A ON ee ON AONB MERINO Ni: TES MN te IES te ST LG GA LNT ALOR AT AP OER! PORTA et RE TN ROLE ABI CIE POO OE AE ORK ww Mey is " Nps ay Mabe Beved . Oe A age ode aia ee he hee. S & - ~ pee - dale é -wiplgtlae: ee. 4" ‘ ny oh » te, ae a TOPRAPY Ber ie — ee . : Pui ae SF a Neel ae Pe 5 is 645 PERMCMIN TERE RA Ti kT ant heey sh » pas ~ Fe abe ee - re 7 Meena ee atiag i ie cai oo : Rehr NE RE TER, tn ev SAF Sed BO aie ae a eg) RES ae Sseptbie in, oi ie (gh iP «dh sabia ual ee EM iw e OR Cet ew ee een CRA Ly eae: gt a> Ole ak ‘ = a Pr pag So NMR eng me Se ge gi reas y ri Pgh ig MADE oe QE Rae s Ri phe ~ Lo gee ae / co r . ’ i ru . ie Kate SED Py Reon : eps om a Te A . : aot Be Seon Ce ee ee ee " _" . . ID a hip SBE A? RI LROMET NOF 5 ILL NPL BI SBE OE BN gyn, oe no mes ‘ } a ‘ bibipee 2t) a AD RE oe eid AM, i. ab ah og ey eT a ee eee asta — —— ee ee méiracies on eallow, ugly ekine. Willem H. Kahn, discoverer of new dDeauty method which experts say performs St. Louis specialist is flowers, containing no skin in 20 minutes, an@é made as soft and as a baby’s in 20 fs the astonishing state- ef William P. Kahn, interna- tienally noted specialist in beauty ure. But more astonishing still are th almost miracuicus transformations this man has recently brought about im proof of his theory. Purges the Pores The method of which Mr. Kahn ts the discoverer is unlike any other ever perfected. Dermatological au- thorittes say !: has no parallel in the annals of beauty culture. It ts a simple cream-poultice, compound- ed of plants and flowers, called Kan- tol. It affects the pores like a laxa- tive does the bowels—cleans out the /experts | Coentatning ne bleach, no harsh chemicals, no cjay er “beauty mud,” {t purges every pore in your face within believable until you see them with your own eres. At the recent Beauty Congress dark-skinned women and. giris, women with mottied, uglr skins in for the Kantol application their skins were lightened frdém four to seven shades. Blackheads were removred —evrery one. Freckles and fine lines disappeared as if by magic. Beauty from all the world stood awed before what was Gone, for in- stant beauty, an unattractive wom- an transformed, had become a reai- ity. You could see Kantel work, could 'gee the germ-laden oil being dis- | charged, the blackheads coming out; radiant charm taking the place of drab unattractiveness before your own eyes. ' New at St. Louis Stores The secret preparation—Kantol— amazing experts with simp “beauty clay” or artificial bleach, which clears leaving it soft and lovely as a baby’s—glowing, £0 minutes. You apply ft: like cold cream and results are tun- le cream poultice of ting these amazing skin transforma- tions fs new obtainable, fer use at home, at various drug and depart- ment stores. In Saint Leuts at Nu- gents, Wolff-Wiisen, Judge & Dolph. Famous-Barr, Grand-Leader, Van- @ervoort’s and ether stores. Or «a upplr can be ebtained by mail post- paid, for a limited time by mailing the coupon below. Send no moner. out pay the postman $1.60 when he delivers {t to you. Copyright, 1922, E. F. H. ~~, Mail Without Money for Test Jar International Beatty Institute. Dept 108, St Levtia, Me. . Send rre large jer ef Karte! with g Mr. Kahn's persemal @irections for ) usin I agree to pay the postmas > $1. when he delivers ft. 5 Charge That His Colleague Is No Longer Progressive. WOULD STILL OUTCRY OF “REACTIONARY” -Re-election of Senator, How- ever, Considered Certain With Chief Interest as to jority. By DAVID LAWRENCE, ator Miles Potndexter will be rs- elected. That's a foregone conciv- sion. What is more interesting is the kind ef attack being maéds him and the platform on which Potrndexter is seeking re-elo- tien. To begin with, the critics say Poin- Gexter is ne longer a Progressive. ang this, ef course, is a Progressive State. Poindexter answers that he is fust ag much a Progressive as hs \ever was, but If by the werd “pro- gressive” is meant radical, he doesn't care to qualify. In fact, Potndexter brings to his side the eminent Pro- greesive, William E. Borah, Senator from Idaho, who speaks here socn for the Republican nominee, If Bo- rah puts the stamp of approval on Poindexter, that is considered suf- ficient to still the outcry of “re- actionary.” Situation Has Changed. But Poindexter has changed. The Situation has changed—con are far @ifferent todar than the» were in the Rooserelt 4ays. The ultra-radical has had his fling hers and the conservative elements have the upper hand. Poindexter hasn't hesitated to speak his mind plainly on the question of capital and labor and he has spoken beldlr in towns were labor was strong. He is makx- ing much the same kind of campaign here that Senator Atlee Pomerene . _beet a bes | nau -_— > Democrat. is making tn Ohis. Al 5 5 A@éress “e+ wee we OG e ae + Re mee te tees tm: - ) ef which goes to show that nefther party has much of @ monopoly °r the conservative tendencies of th- hour. Pe nn mm so ooo | ' 2.8.8 6.8 2) SG) 8) 8). 28 2 SS See) e128 22 8 ee A SUPER SILK HOSIERY SAU Super Qualities! Super Bargains! | GROUND can Ae BUILDING—INSIDE ARC AT “THE ’ BIGGEST If you wish to buy fine Hosiery at substantial savings, we suggest you be a | here early tomorrow morning. es HOSIERY STORE IN SAINT LOUIS” he Bet Tine yi ew The savings will truly more than repay your efforts, for these are most unusual values of really good quality Hosiery (not cheap Hosiery at cheap prices) offered in Saint THOUSANDS OF PAIRS OF HIGH QUALITY—PLAIN Pure Silk—Full uis in recent years. : AND FANCY—ALL .PERFE Fashioned—Ladies’ Hose From America’s Best Makers ON SALE AT VERY SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS . A5 for $2.00, $225 and $250 . Full-Fashioned Plain Pure Thread Silk Hose. Reinforced with Goudie soles ané high epticed heels; colors blieck, white, new grays, . h caramel, navy end coréevan:; $4.50 “Parfait” Chiffon mate ef meditm ond haneoaaed pure silk with most flexible Hose, All Silk From Top to mercerized lisie teps; al sizes. $A) 85 Toe You need only run your finger tips an4 your eres over “Parfait” to ¢'is- ns cern its rare. sheer qualities. A truly super-qua.-*y chiffon stocking and as light as Ariel's wand Biacz ca . le oniy Sii gizes. S 4 s $3.00 and $3.25 Finest ° Quality All Silk, Also “Pointer” Heel Silk Hose. $3.50 and 34.00 Lace Clea, Embroidery Cloz, Also Plain and Fancy Itelienne Silk Hose. Made of deantiful euality a silk tn pretty and ¢ainty iace clox erd embroidered clus; Made ef superfine quality admired siso piatn and fancy Italienne uch silk hose with potnted ‘eels; all perfect im every resoect; - a >. ! nitted 0 tlack, white and colors; all of fnest quality silk—‘n «a sumber @ a MEN’S HOSIERY ON SALE 61.58 Full-Fashioned, Heavy Quality SUk: black and colere—all sizes $1.75 Full-Fashioned, High-Grade Silk, with single and trip $1 35 : > embreidereg clex: biack and coiors—all sizes .. $3.00 Accordion Kaitted Silk iz $l 65 twe-tene effects—all sizes... . o TSe and Sc Fime Quality Lisle and Stik A5 $2.25 Satin Stripe| ° Pure Silk Ladies’ Hose. Exceptionally good weartng— black ard cord oran—semi- fashioned—all sizes. CHILDREN’S HOSIERY ON SALE - S@c Narrow Ribbed Lisle Stockings; colers biack, white amd cor@evae. .- ~~ -- +s e twee e ee ween eee ete eens ‘++ 6S want no a Wonder- Democrats are just as happy to iet ful Featur- it die too, so the ‘chances are neither | The construction and workmanship of the entire Suite are eatur sicge will make a fuss about what of righ quality. The design is correct and pleasing and the ing of happened in 1917 i: rich finish is exquisite. We want you to see this Suite be- ine psrcnoiogy of this fs worthr cause we believe it to be one of the greatest values we have Brown Hats, Falls Latest al Vogue Four Pieces—Special at -war issue raised. record and they; oo if it ever offered at the special price quoted. lL_ammert’s WASHINGTON 2t TENTH of more than passing menticn. Do Americans really regret that Arerica entered the war and saved the world from what seemed at the time a fomination of Kalserism? The truth of the matter ts that the burdens of War are much more widely known) and felt today than ther were!n 1317 and the fact is. war making is more unpopular now than ft ever was. As to whether in the circumstances tha+ existed. a member of Congress was right im voting against war is quite another matter. The robabilittes are that persecution of a man who tried tO @xercise an independent fudgment. mistaken as it may have been. leads to the counter attack. Attitude of Republicans. The Republicans hare ne intention of making Dill - the ieee : Fs ff ee a Specially Priced for Monday at Beauti ful Black Panne Velvet Hats ns Velvet Hats tin Black and All the New Fail Shades Metallic Combinations amartyr and the % eat? = . OUSLy engaged in Trimmings Are ort President Wilson on Ostrich Feathers Burnt Feathers his war ong Dill voted 166 " . times with the Democratic executive. Glycerined Ostrich So ft would not seem as "ee aeons Ribbon Bow Effects side cares to make in Washington at ~ - least, a campaign on war issues and Styles for Women. it {s suspected here that if La Fol- Misses and Matrons lette hadn't been singled out for guch extensive criticism, he might not have been so fortumate in the vote this year in his own state. Persecy- tieon——-or what seemed to be presecu- tion for independent fudgment—was really voted against in the LaFollette case and the people here are not ties to Beautiful high-type Hats that represent clever reproductions from costly imported and domestic models, developed of fine quality fabrics. Styles with an originality and lovelj- ness that will prove irresistible, espevially at this very low price. anxious to make the same mistake. > > is Our Popular Price Section Presents a Special ; page . Analyzing the situation through- % Offering of Black Panne Velvet Hats at $5 out the State one finds that the ; Klime’s—Second Fi radicals, farmer-labor voters and other elements which Roosevelt termed the “lunatic fringe.” are rot = organized. Had they combined ther ; ges a ; might have overturned Poindezter The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening in Poindexter re Py in the »rimartes Bewspaper giving Associated Press news service. untimely car Gene , cies. nS

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- eer 8.1922. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximatedy 40,000. = ® HEAD RAILROAD TRESTLE. [cere ee ae > TEADQWARTERS 4 nae ot] Nf Special 4 ¥ - BY AN EXPLOSION! Nyy se. |i] Hosiery Sale WOMENS MISSES’—CHILDREN’S | : a $8.50 Dozen | | “ Unusual Values in Women’s Formerly Irwin’s' Entirely New! ‘ Ti Charges Set Off Simulta- ‘ : | Silk Hosiery of First Quality Plush Coats and Wraps, repro- | neously at Both Ends of v | ‘. ductions of the most exclusive cor garments; mreppy, bleuss _ Bridge, Used by Katy and/ Gifts | Pure Silk Stockings and mandarin styles. Loose F | \ , : | : , : . J sleeves, panels, rich silk orna- Burlington. a Our new importations far sur- | Full fashioned with/ Entire silk in open- beautiful fur collars and : - yea i | y | eo eigen fkagperee aya pass in beauty and variety any | lisle soles and tops; ‘clock patterns; black ; we have heretofore shown. | ~ ‘and the new brown lengths. $15 to $39.50 | IN A FEW HOURS. 2 Your inspection is solicited. ack, Gray, Brown ' shades. ; , a . ‘s 509 WASHINGTON AVE. = Extra Sizes Included! - | $2 Values | $3.75 and $4 Values | a Attempt to Wreck Structure | ay \ NARA NO) Is Third in or Near Stil} S| ~—— ! | Louis Since Shopmen’s| China and Glassware \ 7 ; ; VPC EOL NO PIR REGIE AE Jy effort to destroy railroad bridges in $35.00 Coats will be sold at pay F sccees ene | GLAS E ’ f the allroad hop on's strike, $33.50 Coats will be sold at hie To | 4121-1125 OLIVE ST. The Baden trestle, spanning 4a x 4 roadway 300 feet north of Doddridge : = Baa Set aa ; | ; $30.00 Coats will be sold at i aa o> airy Balin hice Broadway | The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening ; . ° : and the Mississippi River, was put | : ; > service. $29. 73 Coats will be sold at ‘out of commission for three and one-'! sardines giving Apeupied Syenni nes half hours by an explosion which| $27.50 Coats will be sold at ; ts ' “4 = occurred at’ 5:30 a. m. The trestie,| y , ia height of 15 feet and rests upon 50 Pointed Heel : $25.00 Coats will be sold at : f ; one soma abutments Silk and $7.50 Ac- a | Charges, the nature of which have! . 4 Sey V4 a Knitted Silk Hose. j not been definitels established, were | Supreme Values y, ( / J, Deposits Accepted Llanes lv at both ends Any Coat! * on Any Coat! ' ¢ . _ co _tF . , ine quality ehiffon silk; ~ 2 Practically every person in St. Louis is going to buy a Coat f Set OF simul Soe ae Ws] admired ted rs ~ , ’ ; : ag. of the trestle. The explosion lifted! ankle a slim tapering of some kind this wintcr. Knowing this, we have prepared In all the rich new shades. : : se ae ape asi beeen t | and Syles! » accordion knitted two. the greatest Coat campaign ever placed before the people of Warm browns, Sorrento em Be to ote gehts i. . eS Sater of ae : 4 this city. Coats for women, girls, even infants, have been . : and Cwees the cae a oe wimg, | . purchased in tremendous quantities by this store and at reindeer, navy and black. se a brid: : reste : ~ ype ISIERY : prices that aates large savings. _ —_ again Seeeentes a = ve oe se a en ee in Stern’s great buying power and our ability to sell fine mer- embroidered. ensive aE oHep 9 ee | ; dieniine at low prices. ow ecogaaas eh de 4, NO traina were scheduled to cross Washington Corner Seventh Street ie trestle before 8 a m.. two and ! trimmings! one-half hours after the explosion. | “ An outbound Burlington passenger rT Beaverette, | ¥',cweunt Bovineien_ pamentn . Bay ry jog if pent | Caracul, Wolf, | { | sion st 00's". arrived a: ho! Tomorrow’s Profit-Sharing Opportunity!* | eae Squirrelette, Fox delayed an hour, 5 7 t 7. COATS We might fill this whole A crew of repairmen was set to J! work within half an hour after the! page and then not scratch expiosion. and as soon as the trestle | surface of the variety. | Worth to $55 the - F Was repaired, at 9 a. m., traffic was} J 7ic | - | 9 «gt for $2 50 Im orte | Come ane ne coats, ; resumed Meanwhile Katy trains| . ' ~. p headed for St. Louis were detoured | : * , : fr Y) ,. SS 3 P. ’ — ae “s Union Station at 10:30 p. m., as rai ie? vy Bena) vce i . 7 « a : Cea ht OS , It is not too much to state that this is an- | due pr ne eas hu | | Sy aa : In Fact | iCSS . , utes after the explosion. Fg NS Ee Te guestionably the ONE GREAT COAT prt bee | ’ —— OCCASION of the Winter season. This : Chicago Social Worker to Speak. | \ Saas Th R ] . "31 rad > ey olde dl ecto of \ , a y a includes the end of the season clearance j{: Ce ee ae an eg ular Chicago Council of Social Agencies S/he sales, too, for when do you have FIRST | will address the members of St ZL OF THE SEASON CHOICE at END OF \\ Lous Community Council at thel w /| Wholesale bimonthly meeting Tuesday night at THE SEASON PRICES? We expect to | iCentral High School Auditorium. sell more fine Coats tomorrow than on Grand boulevard and Windsor place. Reynolds also is president of the any previous single day in our history! |National Children’s Home Society, | Extra Sizes Up to 56 $ |made up of children’s homes| |throughout the country. lans for the establishment of a speakers’ bu- | . ——, aa _— . reau on social and civic topics will | | | 7 " ° ° Sne Scarfs; large and SOW A % ) t idered at the n in = y | ’ Bi | y alts taupe and'vrows: | Sm em = ; Mee ince ar ae een eee Women's sizes—%6, 38, 40 oluvias =. . $9.85 .y rN Sealine Trimmed Fur | elected. | .\ 42, 46 and 48. nth = Coats; richly lined; $49 ‘ ‘ Ve"s; * fine fox Chokers =“ x specia | —_—_—______. — ; ’ sizes—14, 16, 18 ” See {4 « Spain ETE || Our Greatest Skunk ‘Trimmed Sealine | $ |UNITED ATTACK ee ee ae ane ERROR Panvelaines.. os in 4 | | ON POINDEXTER MN 220 RB TS wo i ‘ shy §? DRESS SALE | | Seserum Trimmed $75 IN WASHINGTON e4 Ormondales, 2x12 Jap Mink Stoles; Natural Muskrat ee ss Ame ™ tails; Canton line Fur Coats Continued From Preceding Page. wen I Se: v1 V, lv tt be ae Pe Marmink Fur Coats: 40 Ee en ee ee NR ee mater tec ce ' ° e€ ere es | $39.50 § | or long; $99 | ceived about 43 per cent of the Re- : Pf I , 7 por" ; ‘ a Eastern Mink ' publican vote. This is more I : 7 4 . , P I F. 5 Be ae | ee $ | 29 ,gure than ~s mot six read dae aa . ai f 4 ) 7 ? \ ) | “0 \ | e a Tics .{t proves that nearly 60 per ce P Marmink Dolmans;: also ; . § cent o! Long Squirrel 49 ithe vote in the Republican party is. In the New , Trimmed Capes.. | scattered and might some day be/! : ° ‘4 f - | combined to the distress of the reg- | Colorings ' | as Silk This remarkable array of Dresses | | iar ulars. \ iM ; i , _» bm Lined offers the greatest values of the sea- | é . The Nonpartisa a 7 ’ 1@ | Values son in up-to-date modish frocks. ) a P n League follow-| Black v /.% it d ' - > id . Charming models, every one of them, . | ers have preferred to work through ie , $99.50 Warmly > Interlined! . Pp ONE CN HE I ER ka laubtiehtain chen ine tenenamiaiea Ky t and every woman er miss atensag , ’ be third ticket instead of through the this sale can expect qualities out ©o 2 regular parties, which accounts for | Brown the ordinary. , ' | the difference between Washington | Fall’s best silhoucttes and style lines’ | ; ' ‘and its neighboring states in the | Bg ot hl (Phen ee: ast. | ramel New Draped Fronts | Se men iy > aes | Poindexter’s Main Plea. Ca New Draped Sides . 3 ' Benator Poindexter is making Mocha ‘much of the conference on lIimita- New Draped Backs | ey - (tion of tournament. It’s true one New Blouse Models | Wie | hears less talk of war with Japan Koran New Long-Waisted Models + he J chan: over es The Washington | ae ) conference, together with the dem- ee Panels A PS |onstration of land and sea power in Navy Plain Panels fips aay ‘. 'the recent war have removed the Flowing Sleeves Mf £5 od a. |war bogey and the Pacific Coast is Bloused Sleeves | aK io pony & rétctel wh seh with Japan | J, TAF 'than anybody dreamed would be | Uneven Hems | 14 ' possible 80 soon after the European | New Arrivals Tomorrow | yy | war. Business on the coast is better | 'and in the State of Washington it is | |improving so rapidly that the Re-| = — pd |publican party will not suffer the a Esto =~ : ) y a | expected ills of a period of adver- ms. ee]: = ee eee of ef ._ ota *@ ates te tet e oee.0 588% 5 erates” . a ed tes é: - ne “*s* «= =e eee Fe se eS © ie s Migr bY caval 4g ee go Pee = \@ , ee ee —— og , ; sity. 7 ’ "i eo The discussion here te whether | Styles: $/.50 $10 and SS) >: Rea |Potndexter will Win by 40,000 or . ] ’ . whether his majority will be re- Luxurious wrappy types, oose- , f duced to 30,00% The Republican hack, straightline, low-waisted, Finest quality all-wool Prunella | \ _Rep ack, g inter colors. LS ‘pointed if they get 30,000—that's : -stitch- ae new Fall and W what théy-engl, but-it will he.a pleas. | modes—embroidered, self Very special oeeree eseeteetewmrerr | ing moment for them neue the ae | ed, fringed and some with m ponent an ‘if the count shows 25,000, ornaments. eT Os . cee — ears rst — f

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a ROR PT 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. | ' - -.. 7 SUNDAY. | 3 OCTOBER ‘3. 1 ; 7 - ” : ; . oa 'the shops are said to be members. Christian Church at apervomg Pye aes, | a i | | The Wabash now has nearly 3000 / miles northwest of this city, l= no | ee ne — 3 = : e aoas a = — ‘ ; > a rched into the ehurch i —— c=, a “ a2 | ~~ © tos Se . ‘men at work in the positions of the ed figures marc The | se: VO Sa ca = War Mothers to Sqn | : _ nization of a St. Lou! $400 who walked out July 1. Strikers and placed $50 on the pulpit. American war mot . : | : 3 . ? dropped to their) | are being taken back, on individual Klansmen then rope atered ait ia NIZATION application, if their records are sat- knees, while ous - “spa 0 | 4 ' : isfactory to the railroad. © prayer, then marche oo i. Se $ fit i started at a meeting .¢ ea 4-30 tomorrow _morning . . . .. " } | 7. tin t n ) es ite -Vandervoort- Bayne with genera] offices here—the Fris- | American Missionaries Honored. | ; Short amps of Style and Ss Oo ;.7 ha Mrs. oe ee oe . %o pifie 1a “ot - . anita tat “es on 4 Did the S - 3 sembly, devoted to what ts supposed | Vv $ e an up : 100% pure , When ter ng VeT atware to be a discussion of the Council's r>- | : | G ‘Starch ~ | | “worked fi port on the work of the past year Mail A | Paicy : ~ » ween nice about but is really rather a platform for Orders : | nasil satan Filled . Extra Family But he € — Ideal Wedding Critts this. Citnatann to Gee ee nity. Soe: Wail __ But here eral attitude. ; “8 Ast - what tha What was interesting tn this dlis- help nat In your That part of the Silver Service which includes the knives, forks, cussion was what seemed to be an f4 ' nansed a a ehange attempt on the part of the more keen spoons, and other small individ i is em | es ; in Sal poons, idual pieces is embraced under the sah enter ecu ak eee Coll end Seo Our : ‘ a to help term Flatware. The pattern illustrated is one of the essentially asihe @ tune a aa ak ae Wonderful Collec- cluded, Don't exclusive carried in open stock by Bolland’s. of reconstruction for which the tion of Antique D. Our pe : f : world is still waiting in vain. Lord Shoes From All Al am i orders for A gift of a complete set or such selections as may be chosen will Robert Cecil, M. Motta of Switzer- ) $ Gillette Razors $1.00 Gem Reser land. Dr. Nansen, and the surpris- $1.00 Ever-Ready Razer be greatly treasured by the bride. zs mai aieanent aad Glee gate from Halt! all took this note. $1.00 Euder’s Razer .. Gillette Biades, Gs ... Cee Re Le ee eS are yb se en i i ” P Prepay he yt My z ¢ Bx; ate . ee hoe oo > Gai aise ‘ + eae Lge a ie ¥ ER IN mn 6 PR RR IR ETE AL NEIPT I II fey FCF ORRIN GS SI Late oR ENR mnaaRI i cnoceeneianedihs Aiea elated | ttn adil tniehiaie intend ante dmaeanien Ain tn diet sn. sin Yih hee easel - ‘ 7 - ‘ - ~~ oa : be a +. ¥ ge - > Nh Bow . oe ‘ " Lan ON pind te pe m Ge.) ; ‘ . ~ : . a tee fewhere or ~ fp s ’ . « weve my ee - a _— — : : . — . Boe ih ae ow. - ia , a A MEU re Se es, 4 Mills: 5-pound package ~ Arigtes, Geoed Lack, @ corer ris a " : "7 ¥: Pee 2 nat 5 S aero “ aa | i SB BB I Wile GO Nn Ta nL tte Bee Outta ae SR RTC ean ee age akan nee digi a Gilly P “apedepn' 0} ote. Bagh pada of ie yl Yo ghar? eto Beis sod spt ay fF ‘ Peary) YS 4 . a ei ay Gem sanubahetp comets eae a ie Ta aa me SEU a. er te rk es Smet Rig > + nite Rati FSS 8 oF OGY 7 ceemtatins . “ - be sais er aN, yok ID SRR in AR NAR A 5 I BRIA CADE IMD bs De sabe RL ey ere rae ~— Be ng Pua). sai a oe ks gfe ' . ‘ - Le ae, Pina: create a Ae PE ORE pe A oe eB 2 eremematere tee Sterling or Solid Silver is the most lasting and most beautiful of “The League,” said Lord Robert. table furnishments.and if from Bolland’s constitutes a lifetime of “must be all or nothing.” Wherein . . Se" fell, like a gentile rain from heaven use and an heirloom of the happiest associations. or the other place, M. Fanotauxs interpretation. The phrase, he sail The particular pattern, of which the spoon shown emphasizes the really means “Nothing excessive.” 4 . . Something Important Doing. charm of simplicity, is perhaps the loveliest that could be chosen. ote Whed ens eee oe To thus compliment the silversmith who produced it is also to an- tariat, attends committees, and ta!ks ticipate th y i i ; ani all inet Sn melee Cemianenede | 5—_o Soup Spoons Butter Spreaders the very able young men who fil! the Table Spoons Berry Spoon Hotel des Nations. I desire to re- bd Dessert Forks Poultry Shears a wan i ae Table Forks P Ss Re ee ee O xX er1ience reserve spoon war I have waited, as it seemed in > Bouillon Spoons Cream Ladle , . ik hj pe Coffee Spoons Gravy Ladle ra. Seg gen oe ae te age | f | | Be sixth and Chestnot a eg Spoons Butter Knife la tor these govern miner ot a | N the administration of a large estate we recently obtained a ee ee Hil — 7 Grand and Olive ran e on . Sei. &« aU ‘ - £44440 LA le, ._- . e ; S — Pie Server ing on their old maxims, who have reduction of the Federal Inheritance Tax of $208,983.52. | Salad Forks Ice Cream Slicer — landed us in the imminent peril tn . : Fish Forks Sugar Tongs ; ee a om —. can Fg The saving of this amount was due primarily to the efficient ; by their treatment of the reparation service and technical knowledge of our Inheritance Tax experts. a 4 | INE I 0 , ° . ° . . . “eet ' - ‘FroOT + Furon ti ths " m . 7 ao pers eg a tg be Am ae consideration in purchasing a ° ns eg br ascme me saa pence At the same time, the estate paid the Government al] that was ; 4 Pe garg er wed in i i shou n ° . . verge ot conomic COLAD: Line mw Tit ; : ‘ ope : “ fj 6 sit be known that Bolland’s prices are eminently mod- have egged on the combatants ‘nj legally due. This saving did not increase the cost of adminis- 2 Xt. PEFEs | tes, See erate and no bar to any who seek the better and more distinctiv iti | i“ - “ e aistinctive qualities Turker. thev who maintain the -t- . . i = in beautiful gifts. cmuiitiinte dnl dealel dak ae il tration of this estate one penny. ~ Ld : ey U ee a eee es ee Ge ed pope i cee eee eee piel tlh Spy gue ee ie a me nH ee er ee etal si hls LRA etre coet > 7 >. Dessert Knives Salt Spoon vain, for youth to take tn hand the Breakfast Knives Sugar Spoon affairs of a distractea world ruined | Medium Knives Fish Knife and Fork by old age. In the secretariat of the Fruit Knives an jane ve found !t., 9 . Salad Spoon and Fork League I seemed to have found !t. ee a sa ay a} B24 ow mee % te %. é: rx ay z ! te t ty oe + to amy 2 £2 . ; ‘S 3 + = = “al Te as t # ADE Rh tke ee ASE esas? TAPE! 6, world craving for peace. But though that ts so, and though; | You cannot leave your wisdom and experience, but, by appoint- t+ aw , +} +)? rr} a the . 2 ~ t may be st OS eee SS ing the St. Louis Union Trust Company Executor of your estate, 9 league ts but the decoration of the Ee iH : ,f . > | 0 cin a) saloon of a sinking ship, yet it de- you secure the benefit of our experience for your heirs. Nat ' | rs serves much fuller recognition than | - | ighed momrrrery //i) ke Locust at Tenth~-ewek : 74 the public has gtven it. Foritisthe| | The officers of this Company have the advice and counse! of the \waN 7 | SEH | rs for hears one and only hope of a distracted . ; ‘ : A: 1," Way tie world. It embodies a new principle following successful business men: a |) nit Mame!) A fs | _ Brand-new First of action. And that principle ts) Re BET UWPa Sd MRLs (OPE PUTA. PRC TH aie larger sizes, $1.45; making iteelf good; much as, on the, Dat Wiibe ie ath ee 4 - rare (all too rare) occasions wh-n' jf DIRECTORS fT a Lie a ba Hii | NEW ALL-WC the ethics of the New Testament are “Hy | 7 BATT: 1 | PM pPES ERE A Buy now—save. — applied. they astonish men by the | shemas a Ake om ” John 5 7 ; : ay Pip | iit sh . | 83.75 oats, agi ; simplicity and the triumph of their | a cee lede Steet Pres. J. Kenna ons Carpet Oa ARE /ny wT Pe Egy | 1S | : 73; good Raincoat it does make a difference where you buy your VICTROLA! || s==""= : sia Me AMA It ge Yeecds Rainconts The principle {s the verv efmple c ¢ Board, ae Ties Presta i Ath HW MAN Win Tap 1 ae ¥ one of getting the representatives of recerick-Bascem Repe Rai | Me OME eT ue ; ’ eH ah! ) ; Ata " ; had bs Ht . > ; ¢ 7 “= tj 7 a { ron + - . > F ; : different nations to sit round a ta Wm. K. Bixby NW. A. McMillan CW Wintel: Nicene 0) ae | Came ble, {n the light of publicity. The Financier Chairman of Board. 4 . tL ee it ak te) f, 4 eerste + : by 7:30 ) Se “- Oia : a ; é. . : Yea! : doo men are not exceptionally good. nor | nan gs i er . ; lt bp a ; +] it ) are . r. Hodiameont ~ their motives exceptionally high. But Robert &. Brookings eo 4 th we a | Ts it , that! Hie ut COAT AND VEST, @ ' Vice President SUM PM MR Mice Te : ig | Pants, 95c: Tweed he { i 5 _- 7. ‘ae Bee: re ge ° » +6 : : i : 9 : ti 4 He i " La get : af + | 4 nS if ‘4 t Hy og ait wT eh : ‘ —~ + ‘ rar , eS eS eee a Chm. Bd. Institute fer Gevt. Edw. Mallinckrodt is the impartial judgment of another | Works And 16 Sel : =e * A common purpose, bent on doing! | August A. Busch ; : | ec ons => —+ - : the thing justly and properly, grows | President Anheuser-Busch, te L. M. R sey == | = | ice Presiden up. | Theron E. Catlis State National Bank AP te <A MOET TO xn nla wellpage There are views that cannot be) Financier Of Your Own Choice of S = : =: | avowed, conduct that cannot be Jchn T. Davis John F. Shepley | maintained. The average best comes eotmettion President Eight 10-inch D D. B. L. Victor Records Bis ; 3 to the surface, instead of the partic. | — —— ular worst. And men work. not. tn- : John D. Filley Geo. W. Simmons A 1] fo | deed, like angels nor in perfection. | President American Mfg. Cea. Vice President r | tion, ee ee ee ee oo ete ae Simmons Hardware Ce, but with that mes ** — J ut ath that measure of decency } } John Fowler : | “ | which, after all, most men want to Financier M. B. Walla | maintain, everywhere except where | Bir Chairman i: inet Cupples Ca. we he ' wi self-interest becomes too strong for | Benjamin Gratz Prea. Union Bag & Paper Corm tf 2 th them. | Warren, Jones & Grats F. O. Watts . | - PM | . 0. Wa : : TPT Ty | Let us i menace ayy a Walker Hiil Presifent First National Bank ; sethi tid Std ee 4 : ATM Pies, ques- Executive Manager iat Bey hicks i ti : tions which have fatlen tn the last First National Bank Thomas H. West it hal of San) 43 a) year within the province of the | : Biss gall Py ah heey | Mia Btare league. One concerns the treatmen: | Jackson Johnson , 2 : - an ett of the German minorities in Poland | Interasticual Shee C a ee . j : sis i Internaticnal §S) ‘ Internaticnal Shoe Co. President Boatmen’s Bank This is a question with a long history - | ieee , iL | eae Before the war the Germans were Hugh a seam ue to Y H $ hid) bent on colonizing their Poland with pcrseelinacis 2 gp Bones wage: Delivered our ome 5 | ph Wee Germans, and the Poles, on frustra- trating that endeavor with al! the on Payment of Only ee © @ & ' | ‘ : : powWers-at their command. hens German Poland i« Polish. The balance payable $5.00 per month. You'll | i Ht ; i ui be expecting of hu — miss the money. ADT et : than is reasona} ' the . wer al : Cr ~ pe : attempts at retaliation r heal OT LOUIS UNION RUST , | , BROADWAY and LOCUST MeehAit! [te | The question. like most queation« + Sa when one goes into them. is one o a geeat “complexity, een? kad csmen Atiliated with First National Bank But the point t: . ish t : . draw atten ion is that. althone rer. ~T ‘k 4 ¢ iti, if dram attention is that. although Ger- if TRUST SERVICE EXCLUSIVELY Piano Co., AL. Gen. Mgr | and is not therefore direct!v repre- 1 ) OLIVE ST , sented on the counrci! Which deals 005 _ E with the question. her claims a nd in } terests have not been. as they PD si} might be. Brushed aside. Th- repo : Continucd on Next Page.

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STNDATY OCTOBER 8, 192%. The City Circulation of the Daily PQsrT. T Exceed : | T-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH!:. - a7 rl > = 5.nememme sation of a St. Louis chapter | vice slag wt a national island, and doubted whether the! led to this public comment and in- Afri C } " i ; : e speakers. | mandatory power, by reserving tne/| vestigation. cha yA rcmpegc. Pap om ht rast 8 Se ae ee tensttory. Gen.| aaah te oe Meenas : | nte y the) istration of e territory. Gen./ enant, is not likely to, be indifferent same § im American War mothers will'A chapter list w : , | at a meeting called for! enrollment ae Cn sep with an ownership and exclusive exploitation | Another important matter con-' ] {WN y in @ preliminary | f the resources of the territory to| cerning the British Empire—the ex a ee respon-| Smuts, himself the reputted authur to this important issue, «: “A tomorrow morning in the organi * r “8 ll lervoort-Barney audito- hanes of Mrs adeae anne a a | * itself, has brought its policy into true! pedition against the natives of sc. J. H. Wilson, of War-|Washington theorem « ae a8 harmony with the requirements of| Southwest Africa—occurred after gensburg, head of the Missouri Mmited to wome -- Sere i the mandate. The representative of/ the drafting of the commission's r mn who had sons or. Australia responsible for the admin-| port. It has been referred to ri pong wigation, and Mrs. H. H. Mc-' daughters { | 7 u Ss in the world war. ene istration of the mandate has issued a| Assembly, which has decided to i} cS . | | ly intended to reassure the com-! await th | ; a ‘Two Other M. E. Pastor . | Teply inten © report of the South =| | | T ” Ss As mission and the public. There is not| can Government. With wocnadhr cer a . | signed Here Have Not Ar- good space here to discuss the quos-| this, it may be noted that a amait Pd q 7 | rived Yet. tion. But what is interesting is the! deputation here to Sir Edgar Walton P | fact that the mandatory system has’ suggested the inclusion tn the South : Eight ministers assigned to new | | af ie | edly, Be dng Pay if you haven’t washed with cau Peas; Pil; bes tk; No, 2-size ‘Ths a s Ted ripe, oie? ve £ No. 3-size can... 16 Hap > Medion o% 2% | will preach their opening sermons Episcopal Church, South, at the re- f ; : . cent conference at Pat River. so. A AQT, he Cs Now Running “Full Blast!” e . « : >; No, ~ ; ; | , , , “ ; N ib sine & ) this morning. Supply ministers will : PD sg | t, B50; But aay | Monday, ctober 9, 1922 preach at the Creve Coeur and Vi- dy WY 9 =~ - | aN Pere weet MAG TET z nita Park M. E. Churches for pas- \} ' ) : = | : oie ae = Groves L. B. Q. Tablets 24e | Glover’s Mange Remedy 5 tors who have not arrived. . D on ~ URGE er” iduring the past summer in thirty- + oo ’ } “4 o . eh : Hind'’s Honey-Aimond Lotion. = ithree. churches. embraced in the; $5 aint $A AD | - omeaaagag SS oem Peterson of Lowe, was reliable manufacture and highly artistic in appearance Razors | Bokay Benzoin and Almond — |which the schools were conducted Vanishing Cream, |varied from three to six weeks, with | $1.50 Gem Razor 89¢ | _—siiarge. bse ; small 20e F two and one-half hours a session. | $1.00 Ever-Ready Razor ee * Cream, a, The number of teachers employed. Hi rhe he Emder’s Razor ... .. | {agram’s Milkweed w= mj) wag 246, of whom 132. served with-| Catt eS Tu Hh it Blades, 6s Djerkiss Vanishing Cream... .42¢ & out compensation. The total cost eS ft ee | Dierkiss Cold Cream 42¢ Bmiof the schools was $4,287.91. Of this. amount $3,149.91 was paid to teach- Berta “He Blades........32e¢ ts ers and the balance, $1,138.41, for , Blades .............39¢ Pinaud’s Lilac Vegetal ! materials. The average cost per pu- vo ee een ose | Ujerkion Vegetal pil was 96 cents for the entire period. eee ALUMINUM STEW PANS |g ueacve seen as Set of 3 YOUTH COME TO : m FULL $3 VALUE To-Day $9 = | AGED WORLD’S AID, American : 3 r = & \ bhai . -_: | 1 Se ft! == = = q : | Continued From Preceding Page. “ ‘d * issued by M. de Gama, president of U S = if ‘ m™ the council, gives what appears to Ly Fz Lope \ —+-—_a, \ Ei Lf/(@ a i ’ SS = = == } Oriental Rugs Every year more people are buy- ing Oriental Rugs, and in a, num- ber of St. Louis homes many fine and rare specimens are to be seen. This is largely because our selec- ths bliin Ht | i i} ih Hk ~ : ; ' ’ Sa Perey, — ' i ’ : Tr = - i es wT 4? re wa Bers ih Tin ae PUBL ee arr , ayy "at GW 5 ’ { n “= ee an 1 = ' ‘4 } ‘the issues, states the German and The designing of American Rugs 5—QUALIT \ STORES—5 @ | Polish points of view, and cuggests has progressed from year to year » | the disputed ques- : : Sixth and Chestnut Broadway and Market fe Seberense, of ! : until we believe that those for this Sth and Pine | tions to a judicial commission, repre- : nd and Olive Grand and Arsenal ve of Spain, France and Brit- season embrace every artistic re- Sain. This report the council adopted. quirement. | The otber matter illustrating the r tiedie oom ’ theo methods and importance of the Of Wilton Rugs, the Anglo-Per- $ bie. tions have been special —— mm g m ° ° > J i: : : dell omneie +18 — FINE Ol COA ; crs, such can Sladineitnalemen, league is that of mandated territo- sian, the French Wiltons and the | t ," eet: —— es 3 The beauty and extent of the Ken- Belted, Raglans, Ulsters, Conservative. P 7 ‘Jess than half what they cost new. a Seees: OS te Cle~eneet ginning, though only the beginning, f desi h j : seer | } { t ‘ nto the colonial Tan ¢ @) es Ss t e reatest vari- = = > aa u Mi i ' i) : ' | ag > - = _ r : x a = ; of the introduction 1 . gns, B ; Te 3 parts ff TAL, EET} tee: = SS nard collection will prove @ revel 'regime of common principles of ad- et of colorin s and are the most Ah at ee xe a —- er Mt). Maaeeete ME a = os a a $ $ | ministration controlled by the best reese ae ot a Rieke: al" om pene Pia itn oaall te iad é |public opinion of Europe. How much ; wonderful floor coverings. Z i this is needed and how much it may American-made rugs. most ; to Every weave shown is authentic, i} Ce fs PPR TE CHPORSS i tit “O° BAAS oe HED CH ——- - = a © bebetres ht ee Oe Oe a —_ ‘accomplish will be realized by any- ‘ P e sgn members Orns | Ot oaeenits i argn oe The Lingering Beauty of mans fory oer every design is distinctive, every atrocities, the Matabele wars, and are comprehensive in designs and the many other blots upon the inter- colorings and of a quality to be de- , % WE RCOAT AS Good as NeW coirse of the white man with the pended upon as furnishing satis- ° coloring bewildering in lovely . Brand-new First Long-Pants Suits, $4: Boys’ Fall Suits, new, 95c; black. factory wear. C ADD rapertes hues. sizes, $1.45; sizes up to 17, new, $3.75. | The mandatory system is applied, an li This lesions , ALL-WOOL SUITS AND OVERCOATS. $9 ** tes": only to the colonies taken In Velvet Rugs we carry a full line : ; assortmen [Bey now—ave_Used Crnvenenen or Onburaines geser trans amcr™meny,, 12 Roure com | of new and popular design in vart- Even if all else be beautiful, if the window and doorway hangings is the larest caress sows saul e&_Overcoats, men’s, $5; brand-new Boys’ and Youths’ Overcoats,| ver is bound to result in. many ous colorings. These Rugs ere be not in accord, the effect upon yourself, your family and your where the fear rs) g00d Raincoats, new, $3.50; new Leatherette Raincoats, $5.50; “er le, as the recommended as excellent floor friends j ‘tical : large living rooms | Guede Raincoats, $5. | anomalies, such, for example, as th riends is adversely critical. covering should be an integral. parts conscription of natives in one sort of coverings for a moderate outlay. * dan Geneeuae : ° scheme. I rom Bi, | | col d its prohibition fn another. . DIUE Serge Coat and Pants $7 BO) rie point of interest is that the new You will find in searching for Jt has therefore been our duty and pleasure to select from the these splendid widths and lengths> 7 op at | Teeime seems likely to prove of such Rugs such as you may have in pest domestic and foreign sources new fabrics, new designs and __ the sizes run on down to the small > est rug. _ = Sune nae 8 roe close. Page and Grand cars stop at | value and efficiency that it may be- mind, that time and money will ] : d to d t i taini th erm _— ; mt cars one block away. ‘come increasingly desirable to ex- both be 4 new coiors in order to cdo Our part in sustainin e movement saved by inspecting our P 8 You are invited to inspect this 7 — AT AND VEST, all wool, $2.50; All wool Pants, $2; New Work ; . . . : Par . y Bigad esgpeniedt oe flim , > 4 ‘tend it by degrees to all colonial do- ge DIINNIGN Shines dee ct oo ne. — | large assortments. ys the prea na of interiors that is adding so much to the achte entheisiani anus iaatane Chaim Of Many Nomes. newly and beautifully you can add 00D SI I K + 2 Work Is Conscientious. All Rugs are priced at the lowest Ts R F p 7 5 0 : p FE T The Mandates Commission, which prices. A call will demonstrate — to the pleasure you are taking in : | ae ocean 4 legremty Marion sage this to be a fact. We show new Laces, new Nets, new Voiles, new Casement Cloth, your home. : ERG ~ p i E $ § c S 5 [) i T S with conscientious thoroughness. It new Silks, new Linens, new Cretonnes, new Velours, new Velvets P ‘ ee ee and many new novelties. Made up or by the yard. the points on which it wishes for in- SLK- ‘| formation from the mandatory Pow- : LINED ers in their annual reports—such as It is a colorful and interesting exhibit—and we always to 7 —_— — slavery, labor conditions, the liquor | : seem : traffic, military and police, land ten-| have those exclusive effects so dear to most women. my like —— new-——bought from some of the swellest homes. Why ure, education, public health and Save? Be well dressed at much less than half. Suits, Coats : “a8 . . * | that provision for economic equality | . ° : eto., that cost $35, $50, $75. Many tailor-made, selling | _ 11°) is binding upon the manda-. You will find here every advantage in making selections and fFom $1.50 to $5. and plenty wear in the | : : 7 : tories so far as the A and B.manda- every satisfaction in the price you pay. | D-NEW LATEST SILK ‘tories are concerned. P Siesidaisog i IRET DRESSES AS LOW AS In this way, not only will constant | information be available but any t . oe ~ yams very latest Dresses in stock. Samples | apuses or suspected abuses will be e e ° / . BRAND. rx manufacturers. inquired into and commended on by! ' NEw POLO COAT UP-TO-THE-MINUTE the representatives of other Powers | ; | than the one concerned, acting with- | ~ | e : uy —t ae + iv,,w,,u, ¥ ror % od Ute ea . - we — ~ men VANMAZn, a— > ‘2 a_ 1 t Krimmer Coa out temptation to conceal the facts. Brand-new, svell, such as they/|In the preparation of its report the 3 rr. ern oe et > ecostpentativgh a6 the dew It is a matter of considerable interest to the thousands who visit our Furniture Floors to find, first, so large an | ee Stouts Pall a year rent, ence of representatives of the Gov- . . , : Pests; brand-new ernments concerned in the adminis-| assortment of attractive styles; second, to learn from the price tag how low each suite and individual piece is ced. It is a presentation accomplished without sacrifice of quality. We believe we show the best values to ap © ox 7? shud 3 Slightly Used —_ dw Welnar Goate, tration, and can thus ascertain and) ri test the facts by th thod of ques-| 3 Stout Coats nicely trimmed * $5.50 tion aad mena ta The. apa ten Gl Z seen anywhere, and we know that upon comparison, grade for grade, our prices are the lowest. See our } $1.50. $3.50, $5 : ap once geigna ll yoen Se agree Living Room, Sunroom, Breakfast Room, Dining Room ‘and Bedroom Furniture for’ the most desirable that 100 pages and is packed with inter- | . esting and important matter. | can be bought with truest economy. Fry Velour embroidered Dol- There is one question in particular, | dee? big fur collar; $1] Af i | small in itself but of interest to the ° -——. $35 value, new.. ‘ NEW SERGE DRESSES | British Empire, to which it may be . Stand-new Pr. 50 worth while to refer more particu-, 4 j % lla ~$1,50., $2.50, $4.50_ jJarly. It is the administration of the = ~ ssn <ce moang Island of Nauru, for which the Brit | a BY 7:30 i new ish Empire has the mandate. The, rm ent Pp. M. Boys’ Wool Pants...........85¢ | Mandates Commission expressed. | WASHINGTON eee orand Cars Stop | some anxiety that the interests of | a, “- Hodiamont ene a ran the natives might be subordinated te ‘ Away. ‘ | the exploitation of the potaastum., | - which ig the principal product of the F _ = 3 we 2

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Mets mal OP oe 4 x e. “s . as oe Mf eo a8 ' PRE RENE ae . " ore ’ anauath ° 4 Pm aenee: epee ae ee — . Pe a ere ee ’ , ies - -" oo 3 ’ Nhl ~ ot na eee pres ee ee ee ee eee » : py EH 1 eC RR NEE AION AARON ELA ALLE LI AEE LOL NS ALET SEP ODLE III ELI OE = t eo : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH «lone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. 18 TWO _CASES IN MEMPHIS RAISE ISSUE OF:FREEDOM OF PRESS Centinued From Page One. ee Peer mapas ae heen, ea ett the Court’s course, and es an ia- stance of such unfavorable commen, here in Memphis, they introduce4 the editorial printed Sept. 7 by the Press. An article from the Literary Digest, commenting unfavorably con the proceedings also was offered. Judge Ross, after hearing Cohen's defense, declared Cohen guilty of a violation of the injunction, and fixed his penalty. at a six months’ jail term, a $1000 fine and costs. Late in the afternoon of the same Gay a warrant for the arrest of ©. V. Sanders. managing editor of re Press, of“a’charge of contempt of court was issued. Sanders was ar- rested at his home at night and gave $1000 bond for his appearance a few @ays later, at which time the cave was set for Oct. 16. Cohen has filed an appeal to tire Tnited States Circuit Court of Ap- Peals, and the appeal will be h-card before the Judges of the Sixth Cir- euit, sitting at Cincinnati He is still editing the L@bor Review, and hap printed a number of editorials and news articles bearing on his case and that of Sanders. - Ganders is still actively in ch:srge pf the Press. and while he has ioca! j’ounsel, it is expected that lawyers of the Scripps-McRae interest. winch controls the paper, will be premi- ment in his defense. Difference in Cases. Ar important difference in the Co- then and Sanders cases. and one “hich does not appear favorable to Sanders. in considering the prodable hbutcome of his case. was pointed out sto the Post-Dispatch correspondent by District Attorney Murray. “Cohen was found guilty of rivlat- ing the tnjunction.”” the District At- torney said. “but the injunction does ‘not figure in the case against San- @ers. The offense of contempt, with Which he is charged, does not ‘e- mend upon the injunction, and th same charge could be made if Sa fers had commented editorially upon any case Defore the court. “It should be borne in mind that Cohen's case was before the court atthe time when Sanders published his editorial. While a case is pend- ing. no newspaper or individual mav €@0 or say anything tending to em- barrass the Judge. or to suggest or Wiictate to him. * “Tf Sanders had waited until after the Court found Cohen guilty. and had then printed an article censur- ing the Court for its action, he would not have been liable to the con- tempt charge. Vardaman's Weekly, »ublished in Mississippi, denour-ced the Court bitterly for ite action in the Cohen case, but this did not con- etitute contempt. as the case hal then passed out of the Court's bands.”’ - '? Sanders a Fighter. Sanders. at present the princips! fa@ure in the case, is 31 years old and is aggressive, likable and seem- ingly unafraid. He came to Mem- phis in July frem Houston, Tex., where he was in charge of a dally controlled by the Scripps-McRae in- terests. There. at the time of the , Galveston lIengshoremen's strike of Sanders played « two years ego, In an editorial stormy-petrel role. in Ris paper in Houston, Sanders at- tacked the military-law administra- tion of Galveston. An order was issued by the mili- tary authorities for Sanders’ arrest, in case Re went within the Galveston military zone. He did not go there, and a few days lated two lieutenants seized him near Houston and at- tempted to take him to Galveston. Sanders’ friends interfered and the officers withdrew. Sanders brought suit against militia officers, alleging illegal arrest. and this suit is still pending in the Texas courts. “In that case.” Sanders remarked to the Post-Dispatch corresponden’, “I got into trouble because the Con- stitution had been temporarily #2u;- pended, through the declaring 92° martial law. “My present trouble appears to he for the same reason—the suspen- sion of the Constitution. through the injunction processes of the Federal courts Disagres With Cohen. “So far as Cohen's article was con- I did agree with his ideas. nor did I like the way he 4x- pressed them. But I do deny the right of the Federa! courts to put ‘> nor ae » him in jail for “In what I wrote, it is hardly nec- essary for me to sar, I had not he slightest intention of influencing the Court in the case on trial. or in any other case “My editorial! was a discussion of a constitutional question. not a dis- eussion of Jake Cohen's case. And this. as I see it, is the big, funda- mental question involved in my trial: it is the question whether an editor must refrain frem discussins any great public issue the moment ft gets into the courts. “This Government theoreticeal’y, permits and encourages the grectest freedom in discussion of public qucs- tions. Carrying out our ideais of free spebch. we allow our legislators unusual freedom in their discussions. For it was the intention of the Ce:.- stitution that all laws should issue from the Legislatures or from Con- gress. “But these blanket injunctions such as Judge Wilkerson issue? at Chicago and Judge Ross at M+m- phis virtually brought into existence, new laws. As I saw it. a legisiative twig had sprouted on the judicial branch of the Government. Courts and Kings. “Criticising thi usurpation power by the courts, I simply n tioned the case of Jake Cohen way of illustration. I compared Federal courts as they were atter: ing to function through these tnjunc- King, having unlimited not an effort to tions. to a power. This was belittle the Court, as the District Attorney here interpreted [t, but an effort to make my point strons by dramatizing it. I pictured a man hrought before the threne for violnt- ing some new edict of the King-—for that was the light in which I saw the issue. “Now. the point is this: If we are going to permit the courts to leris- late, to create a new set of laws at will. are we going to permit them: to brand as contempt of court any ats- cussion of the laws thus created and put into jail an editor or other c‘ti- zen who even discusses these new laws”? “Let that question American consciousness for and then see what answer well get.” Cohen Alien-Born. Cohen. who is about 59. is a native of Southern Russia, and came to the Tnited States when he was 12 years ola. He went to work at the age of 127 in a railroad machine shop, and he worked as a machinist for 28 years, being 12 years in the employ of the Southern Railway. He be- came national organizer for the ma- chinists, editor World, in Chattanoog.u years ag Labor Review writes mo work on the awhile than Sei? here five Cohen in more literate f article o7 scabs.” Post-Dispatch correspondent that most of the articie for which he was fined and sentenced was not writ- ten by him, but was from anothe publication. This, and the editor's haste in making up hie Labor dary edition, explain abrupt way in which the offending article starts, with a “But” ase the first word. and with a plural noun in ous places wheer the accom! text calis for a singuiar Cohen and his lawyers admit that Cohen was not the orig er of the article does not responsibility for publishing “I am not an advocate lence,” he | resistant. education edy for our ills violation of the and I made no court.” *hoe = > > 4 Crude Article. “The article for which ¢ came responsible is written matter,” id tree, one of Coh talk with the acrass denunciation if instead of this, som had written a ting forth the value and the un working as a such an article have come ban of the court? “We maintain. and > . ’ - +h y ° Tim. Of LATS case on bership, etrike breaker - when's article had nn: e injunction the th Ce th articie in and against strike-breaking. such ag a labor paper might publish a: n? Such an article, we contend = anc was interest —~—— “My Dear- How Beautiful!” “Thank you, it’s only natural. When you and I were chil- dren, we all had clear, pretty skin. And now I give nature a chance, just as you can with JAP ROSE it is not within the court's power to | stop, or to punish. We shall carry this case to the United States Su-| preme Court ff necessary.” Judge’s Opinion. District Judge Ross is a Repub- lican, and an appointee of President Harding. His home is at Jackson. Tenn., a city of 20.000 inhabitants, 8&5 | miles east of Memphis. and he was formerly Judge of the Chancery Court there. In his decision fining and sentencing Cohen. Sept. 18. fust before the arrest of Sanders, Judge Ross said: “In this instance there is no fee!l- ing whatsoever. There is no ques- tion of individuality involved. so far as the court ig concerned. It ts a question of an individual having vio- ‘ated the decree of the court. “In so far as the railroad company has instituted a suit to protect its rights 42S a corporation, in so far as it is @ public utility, the public is “oncerned; in so far as the corporate rights which are here involved, the corporation ts concerned, but when the injunction was issued then it “eased to be so far as that injunction Was concerned. ‘If any individual junction it the: matter: it became for the railroad to came a Of th ms ; . (he tnited Statee to violated that in- became a public then a matter prosecute: it be- Government prosecute if Was a violation. in enh al Ae iphold the mandate of the Court and NOT a --+ - > - eet See ior the + i ere - + on wae ae orger to h Yes ‘ , on - er a6 Court is simply a representative : +. a) in tHiat respect of the CGovernmen? Proper Injunction. The Court has tion in a manner confessedly proper: and that injunction having issued. . > sssued its tniunc- then whoever violated it stood tn the Same position as one who had vio- lated any other law of the lan this instance the rafiroad ts no n » interested in the violation of this injunction than anr (,overnmment ig interested: the public ts interested; society is inter- ested—interested in protecting itself. The is interested to the any violation of its ‘olation of the man- surt is a blow against other "> ° (;orvernment extent that | be . a - lan who goes counter does so after the lew is nown to him—the decrees o*% urt—is striking a. blow against e Government or against the state as the case may be. “And so itn this instance i+ y = bh lt Ca matter “Sentimental Nonsen . . nonsense is £ai Ar instance. abou the freedom of th a tha riehnts ™~ ~ i+ oTress Out =e ey within certain bounds. “The Constitution every citizen the of happt- "tt Pars fe > ae SS 44 ness But if someone should become imbued with the idea that itn the pursuit of happiness he should take another's propertr he would be amenable to the law. So. [n the pur- suit of happiness it ts just like the guarantee of the free of speech and the freedom of press—tt must be done w rtain channels. So when freedom of the press is guaranteed it is not sup- posed this defendant or any other in- ul4d become possessed of of his consti- limited 5 ld publish all all an effort to foment a rebellion in the country; {ft could not be said for ea minute that he would not be amen- able to the law because he was exer- cising his constitutional guarantee it goes further that. It becomes not a question of whether or not he has gone the guaranteed by the Constitu- of the press or free speech. It hecomes a question of whether « as violated the injunctive processes of this court What Injunction Does. “Now the court has issued the fn- Sunction in a case and which ifs con- fessedily a proper injunction. It pro- hibits not only this defendant but every other man from doing any act which would be or could be rightful- ty construed as heaping insults upon certain classes of people, nad en- Geavoring to intimidate certain classes of people or inciting others ta do g0, or co-operating and agitat- ing. so to speak, others in doing things forbidden by this injunction. “Among other things prohibited specifically by this injunction is the insulting of parties who may be en- gaged in working for these railroad companies; men who are seeking to exercise the highest privilece a man can exercise under our Government —the privilege of working for a lv- ing. Working for a living unmoleat- ed by any other man: a man who is not seeking to trample upon the rights of another citizen 2nd simpy asking that no other citizen sha!) trampie upon his rights. That is what these men were doing: and prseon want the ouuet said that they that th gg 2 a ‘hat they should not be deterred than bevrond beunds e ae Ne tion of the freedom °F rm? hea from doing: that they should not be intimidated from dotng. “Insulting, Degrading.* this article. hardly :magine a more insulting, a more degrading article than that published; than that as com platned of tn this suit on the part of the ' Gevernment. “An article which woul4 cause the finger of scorn to be pointed at every man who was accused of working for the railroad. Take one working for the liread, conscious of the fact that every time he wert into the public that he was working for a railroad under conditions which per- haps rendered him by a large part of society unpopular itn the public ere. Imagine a man walking along the street after the publication of an srticle of this kind. consctous that finger of scorn was being potnted at him as @ particular individ uai. “You can hardly imagine a more flagrant violation of this portion of the injunction than that. Whether or not this defendant. in his zeal for the union, permitted himself to he carried away to the\ extent that his bitter feelings overbore his better judgment. is not the qnestion here to be determined. The question is, did he violate this injunction? Cohen's Disavowal. “Tt ts sala he has disavowed any intent to disregard the mandates of | ithe courts of the coun this court: that there was no inten- tion on his part to violate them. Well, his sworn answer rmust be measured by the facts tn the case. If every one could evade punishment and escape the consequences of a wrongful act by filing sworn answer saving he did not !n- | in court ai 'the court is going to impose a one would be subject to P" : “Now the fact broadcasted by means of the P sé. lly ation of the offen really an aggrev natever view “Bo understand, in, ¥ n Be- | njunction. | from his press that would tn any way | city, stands in asion | few | one may take of this case, fendant has violated this ! Now, as this court has had occ time and again within the past weeks to say, the injunctions and or- ders and decrees and comman obeyed and the court ts going that ther are obered The Court's Purpo*. “If the ppnishment the violation of these such these ae of | try must be) to see injunctions | intelligence to stop and think wheth- tended to make ler or not he ts violating any order ready to support of the court, and a man who is giv- ‘dealing with strike ‘ing forth his idea and information | ‘through the press to Labor unfons are = the public, organized here. A ieee among men, should be careful to see | nom captured by ”- “x nothing goes out from his pen or | in Cuba in 1898. and pee injure society. His object should be | plaza, on a m the upbuilding of society and hu-j/en by the Central = manity: the destruction of the rights | Council of men and labor. “The great educational institution | ts the press, and ft should be prac- | ticed along the paths of right rather ‘than along the paths of destruction. | Six Months in Jail. “In this Instance the defendant seeks | heretofore has been tnsufficien® then |to avail himself for a violation ef privilege. 'n saying he has not violat- 'ed an infunction of this character. City Pag is no longer a private matter; it becomes =) >» | = ~ a ~ ne right of the freedem of the press guarantees to You could punishment as will enforce pon oe _ | He ts responsible for that violation, tend to do the things charged, there ; laws. The crimina: ; anon” alt lection ©f and must suffer the penalty. He will never could be an enforcement of 5 a aia the criminal laws of the country. Re. | *¢™d¢ded as a means © cna ones Obi revenue of the country. +**- the first place , Th ou : » ti tended to prevent crime The court ithe Shelby County jail, a nishment has stated this: if the pu __, | $1900 and taxed with the cost. | imposed heretofore will not prevent | “You take a case of this kind. and in the treasury to be commission of aap eaurt—| ~@any an innocent man has been | interest and one course left open to = nt tte |made to suffer by just such articles. bonds, which will be that is to impose such pun om mee do |The court has been loath to sentence plete the state's $69, If 2 Sue seamen sae .@| men to jail because he knew back agra. it, a jail sentence Will raat sini of such case there was such articles = & ot sulticien a. |and speech as this defendant hag |*24 14,330 truck Me been guilty of. otherwise they would | sued: in Kansag ' cause any man, in who would violate the criminal lax would in the next place say he did not tntend to violate it if br so dotne he could escape punishment. So that could be no defense whatever fine 42 : ‘ the tnere is “The facts of the case are unques- tioned. The intent of the party is beyond a doubt. It being that ft was to heap abuse upon the fncfviduals working rafiroa: upon the press or word of mouth or “Here to Protect People.” whether by use of the printing pre ‘ st sitting here heth ie P se The courts are not © ting 0 imply to temporize with wrong-do- '“Sunpoee 0 r~" had stood on ther are «itt ing here tn protect street and had openly proclaimed en article such as this to the public? No “A man who rerea in: will prevent it. he imposed; a jail sentence is ni cance will be given . a penitentiary sentence w+ whit the for chethar —* = e , oatkort res ° . ° ee where the law author not have violated the law Public feeling here has not been) ae 2. te t) ‘in Springfield, 3.060 expressed in the Cohen and Sanders 455 truck: in Joplin > matters - s hike ‘ ~ & ‘ tha are passed resolutions in support of both | men. 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i es Combined. 2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE The Citv Circulation ef the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Tim = ) 3 3 | SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES | 7 5 ‘ s 7 > Sth. os ‘a ‘ ra! a. - * - ~~ srt . —* ~ J- wn ior . ¢ ri = 13% ' : ins . t. | Louis County. (“oroner Brac’ of eC nneiaer. i = ; . ory brit. ; , . = ‘ > + } ° ‘ ~ $s sf eta? " , a 4 ols otee . * 4 Nedra eka . a ee er tL arriage Q. and ¢ Sgharicht. SEUIA paces RA oP onoe eit : be returned to its grave. ‘i k. FP. and L. Guth. 16134 8. 13th A, Carventer. 5 monthe, . 7 sat enc, St Desa Ses Bi c gat A Busan. 13:23 Session nroiine Bocinwarden. 48, 9016, Bisees LLEGE OF LAW ANDI Warrants charging Brenn ana © °6T births and i154 I $s eco = Vo. enon So. Seen Catherine Buceike. 4 tt . ison. There were -- = « "Sc A M el n als . German war bride with arson 4 . esh« in & Louis last week. uirt) B ial end Oe a cubteliner. —° tm ej 's | ad 3M Gamm. 45 Peto _ ) H Del 5. 1454 Laurel. jefferson _ ART FOUR. ’ leart trouble, . —_ d & yerst, 190 otomac. an _ 2i7 , . 4 tery on Order of Coroner. with the 138th (St. Louis) Infantry, a “a . A OE 1° . . Form, + Parhara. Sonner.ann. ie if i POS C0 y ? he. police. Mrajo 10 trem Giscanes of » ‘orn Kotka, a1, 5030 Wastingtol— } is being sought by the police. Mrs ae jiseases of the ,, fARRIAGE LICENSES. BURIAL PERMITS. Katterira Kofka_ St. naa Wa ee The body of Miss Celestine Schne!- - ’ oe from cancer, 10 from disca | M. Dudlev P'ece . 7 : - S . > ~— * > «& : : . co > libertv under a $7544 ae ‘i — aes . fee ss ss ; eee. Ltneinnati ‘> © a : . te rms a be Brenn is at liberty u irculatory system, eight from ap-| Mary a” Pri TIL STRDM Dina? | E Dave 76. 5351,_Delmar: uesday vening, ct der has been reburied in the grave bond dic Allen Jelks “ant © Mise | ee eee? =O SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES ; pendicitis and: like num! or fron Viestole bon.” tee ighteenth A mi * G&>. i100 : —————— at Mount Hope Cemetery from which Mrs. Brenn. as has been told, was berculosis, five from: apopies) etal me a zg ee iso Siizaheth— A , 3521 , OL The course will include trial practice and ragic of Sept. 25 errested after the St. Louis homicide three from ad hth ra ie yur mn rsOnS ida Ortwerth | Wage es 1 DODSON SCHC | — to the Courts of Diecast 4 it was stolen the night : ae ‘ : ; . souad two davs after the garage fire kille t ely net aie DD tits . all Sedalia, } Tu > 5 > re ft y _ : ; ‘ ; a : a | ie "T dé ¢ » , ~ -c E Riot 1 . Ith 7 . a few hours_before it was foun discovered tnat the body burned Wax homicides and ii acc} ey aa on “a | . ‘ _ : ei . 7 © = 4 - se . . me 4 . Lille . i . - > . leading te a : ms 7 mu! 7 ” a A » fl so etris ~ 4 S810. 2: os Embraces thorough instruction in all branches of musical education name 8 a= i Herself IF it wi! ° > a DIPLOMAS AWARDED REASONABLE TER a ow " Thousands of these wonderful W ashers in constant use in St. Louis. SE ET 1 RE RN RE EE RG EBT RD EPID Me FUMIE I ety wih * gas fesse Aes Se Agate, Papehe SS eaten) ay” - ee as ire ; “ Ped rtm rR np Fame (tb ern a gs ete eather Gina aan Ra, 4‘ aoe scents C. TEMPLE SCHRICKEL, Supt. 6147 ‘ ctor 4526 Oaklanc | Grand and Olive Second Floor, Rialto Theater Bidg. a? ence Inclu . , Sai7 Morgan Lindel! “354R > De Bote. Mo : 3m «Correspondenc De Sots. M ee “a Broadwar : i J 3 3 | ooked U pon — - Me — aS ore , EE : 7st Was Taken By Leased Wire From ¢ rites hay’ B PRINS CE CME QI CEM AE in AAP ala Res of wits EE hte ee 01 MG WE Py. Rei! eR eed) Atte abies : , -, ‘. f end Ne OUR. pedal wires de fhe thse a a — 1m isal ieee orm Foor ee Ne Taka Ae Ey LRA ES eA eo vy. Ci ae ‘ an x" \y 4 Lenamkiecher “untt naeteaee arp entenemne i. - aoe = = —— -— « Sahtpediabbieidanetnds a tnaid tehsil ite i eae Deas. Soh . abeve Undoubtedly the great- house. Built to stand the hard- buy and experience produce, we 5. i nae ; is in full accordance » . . Cg: RI i AOE Erie cone IGE ER RETR TOMS Gee nee ion ~ ~ - ° ms ee ee ee . nen ‘ Adicts ih ase ge 9 4 5 as . , i; est value ever offered in a hig!- est service, and at the extreme- offer the “Super-Electric.” grade Washer. A sturdy. well ly lew price fas no equal for combines the two best ways oc! built. compact Washer for the merit. We heartily endorse the washing clothes. Complete in ema)}i family. Come tm and see “Alco.” Come tn and see its erery detail. gee demonstration Wa \™many good qualities. in our stere at ence > iP é she une to app Save money by dealing direct with themaker. It is hardly necessary . ee ene ae to enumerate the many expense. items which are absolutely eliminated yadent Ps es in the living by dealing direct with the maker. You, the consumer, must pay the . § i cree boarding hel last June 273, fired the handling charges on whatever you buy. If these charges are de-~ ~ eee ducted, think of h hew mueh less things would cost. Bond’s operate on . Rely motive apparant is t aman who finds that the direct-to-the-consumer prin¢iple—and do save you money. stowed had been merely INTERSTATE APPLIANCE CORPORATION ) bares ~ LABOR SAVING DEVICES | FSP 23s Nompecer Olive 6399 1005 Locust St. Central 657 Y and G Walsh fea Pai SAE Rn Beles. LONI op a “AS S hive male - en any he ni en tre ge Tt > ase pm OL tT DOM il ck RI Boy eae NON! il cr GRD Ue remtnauings Ue y s hk Pipi. the % SAE nd Bing aed —— — _ n~ - —— ", wr » Cd ~ * - * ee NE oR er Ripedpes yw oe with hi the game =o" = game which he ¢ -~ et ee te) ~ ; ; “ft 4 pa ag SN “easy's defense Was killed herself with fF maintained that it a the “jilting.” but he } convince the jury that | oo in his tale. Smith commende fs “untiring devotic the loral and efficie ffermed for the count mot say tht because of §& I weuld say it no you found.” \In the courtroom. besid een the verdict was > % j * = ae ota Mey ~¢ ty spine how Som, eS peg tae oe 8 —_ ORR AO HO commaeigin No Goods Delivered Dependable Merchandise—Sub-Normal Prices—Always Subway Sells for Cash Only Two-lrouser Suits $30.00 and $35.00 Values oe 4 Se es ad ; - ie se +a Ae Rela eae . 4 . . E , his aged father. who . mm his farm in Kentucky Oth $30, $35,440 and*45 (ies Se: : . an rs. t f re mw of the dead girl. @ ers a 9 > | ani . @ Eva bevoy. her sisters his charge Judge Smi Think of it! A real high-grade two-pants Suit for as low a price as $25. The Si wander one wane extra pair of pants 1s not only an economy, but a convenience of untold 7 ng aan Ramer mt: worth—and at Bond's you get the extra pair at no extra cost to you. ks merceus ant i niarly as to whether t sr her mother was ‘ [ wttude the thought of su Endless St le 1 bear in mind that & y : sahod beyond doubt and died a virgin.” Patterns and colors that reflect stvle’s newest. Special “Was a Good Enough Z P€reasy. the fourth of 12 attention is given to Sport and Novelty models for the 5 Bs horn in Virginia 31 outdoor man—and we haven't forgotten the more con- 4 ae trace kan aa servative dresser, for we have a wonderful showing he bought it from the for him too. Bing of England granted plat n cologs, perringbones and tweeds. ge a : peria was cgonized. J ae PEEP ah NO hs Serta tne al haha in| ee Se leer oo Lae diets nm . oo F oa oi i = © 4 r - 2 ; = oe % 2! “¢ - + x , - . aa » Sa as i ; PY 7 . = : ey : } ; t ry 7? F3 J 5 va 2 w2 eS 2 +7 - = - ' ri > 2 a i 3 % L¥ . : 4 ee a 2 en RN 2 voung men’s . } ro ¥ “ ec] models—Sport 's i ne - ee ee ee ae eral new models, also conservative } : ' ] . ¥ . . modelsys New patterns and fabrics—stripes, > RO pote Bae. thy et fet of Monticello, Jeffe , F , —_ mar “harilottesville. Every Suit Has Two Pairs of Trousers a 3 pa Mr. Creasy knows when he sees one $30, $35 and $40 One Trouser Suits, $21.50 | fans fo A World of Wondertaie. 2-2 anagtte ne OO ae ETN fa RO Png gene» Ae oT ed > iS Deing decided he took Pug out of his pock Gabardine Raincoats, $25 Values, $18.50 See ape a Overco a . 0 - - & 3 sag RO Peas 23 / _ Béern na ind- painted (thane real.” he 7 . ; ' nis wide-brimm ; SS ann 3 [ + ‘ TR Bitten S -iee 7 Iste 2 : Se : rh S . al S ; Ee ae Uheatiites. “with th nv iitins, teen a coal pecli ale of New Fall Knitted Neckwear . < Ss ‘ 5 ere Sg | ible collars ‘Mee hiesemi and ‘2 4 nthe — : tie dia . . . . ‘ fe i Rae Mee 84 n res. doub' bre ed ti a - ail that. WE Knitted Neckwear, 35c Silk Grenadines, 85c Knitted Grenadines, 55c = =: ee ee all-around belts—some ere nasil "He bole auane all Three for $2.50. Three for $1.50. area a. oe ae with yoke backs. The materials @ rays mid he wanted Three for $1.00 ti Bri Rae ee RE clude the much-lik ft $2.00 and $2.50 Qualities. $1.00 and $1.25 Qualities. | ie oe SD fy laid beck. : anneal to work in 65c, 75c and $1.00 Qualities. | Some apa ees Sta ma ot eee Ms “3 % cf ~ “gt oer weig t overcoatings, Scotch mii mt him the deh on ¢ Pies—blae hues and w Fa ipes—the new | 3 i eae tures and herringbones. ain feet @ i ESSr's seamed old face: showing is so complete that men@ ee. eee ee ; Uk -1 na- erus s! veh higher ] | Re eee Oe every Overcoat desire can be 4 ated shapes. ime ’ cee oe ee. ee pleased here. and at Bond's Sal Re SS Seni | 7 , : Pie TR a you can effect a real saving, too. New Fall Hats, $2.95 = . | : 5 aes ee = ineaty wan oat $5.00 and $6.00 Grades Shirts, $1.45 Hosiery, 35¢ 7 cnt ba a ne 7 iS Virginia, Thats w oe Fall. shapes—-a great variety | $2.50. $3.00 and $3.50 Three for $1.00 \ at vn. = os = - pet thar didn’t ik —". reer eons Qvalities Seconds of 50c, GOc and 7 | 3° , : : a it, oneke pram Caps, $1.45 Qualities i oe = Was released in Desiralle fabrics and patterns York. Then he 7 if Te . $2.00 and $2.50 d unusually low price for these riber plated. <7) ted and sone | : and U ° tthe « hesapeake & C Grades _ Fiber plated. sili mixeg an = p sf ; ' es — ’ et” iui 3? . re -< : Fiber kmnitte —new colors Png te laa tweeds and other desir imalitie Fert Thoms Ky. tes . » . * c f : “2 : * reasy family ix i} ac ™S low ‘ | - een’? for Edith Neo Mail Order “are et ie ey ‘ aa: Fare Refunded 0 Out | ; Bond’s New Fail o*-Town Customers sénnen im Accord With Gabardines BOY 1CH D Retailers’ Plan : D-R ARDSON , . New York, Clerefand, Detroit. Akron. Toiedo. Pittsburg. Youngstown. $91 Louisrilie, Columbus, Cincinwati. &t. Lows. Kansas City. Lorain. Omaha. _ — ys ( SOLT SPER D ESSE CELSO TR ERED si ager a ¥ ‘Ti. ee EUETIT TTI TIT MTtT. 7 ee = .

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, Fs Bod sf ‘ ENERAL NEws| a oe a é FINANCIAL AND MARKETS —————__ ] —_— ee AE . FOUR. Y = PAR ST. LOUIS SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8. 1999, PAGES 1—12B, | Pee ae oe =~) hg = P = uP re gic Story of Pretty Teacher’s Matrimonial Bureau Flirtation That Ended in Her Murder WiTOR, ENMESHED BY HER ADVERTIYEMENT, KILLED |HER WHEN SHE SCORNED HIS UNAPPRECIATED LOVE , ny Unconvinced by His Story © That Gay and Cheerful Girl Shot | Herself After He Had Jilted Her : fence, Including Her Letters, Indicated 7 “Correspondence Romantically Begun, Was | j Looked Upon by Her as a Game Though e It Was Taken in Deadly Earnest by Him. Ee AL ELE CGY AE Ge ADELA RIN AAM mF OSE BGS MA Se tail ID a cine aT a: AN A LL ONG NR LLL ADIL ALG, AE ame ae ——_ | By leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. . a | NEW YORK, Oct. 7. | Tier HEN Edith Lavoy, attractive Freeport (L. I.) school teacher, village a gocial favorite and much-sought partner at local dances, little more ”* thay a year_ago, in a spirit of fun, registered with a matrimonial ' she wrote the first chapter in the tragic romance that ended in or deat! | inthe trial of William Creasy, young Kentuckian, in the Nassau County mt at Mineola, during the past few days the story of that romante kas Seade public and Creasy has been found guilty of first degree murder meatenced to die in the electric chair. | was the story of a girl who{ This contradicts ea story which ht excitement, who, perhaps, en- | District Attorney Weeks dwelt upon "a attentions the value of |in cross-examihation—of marital] in- h she held lightly. But if chis) fidelities on Creasy’s part—a sordia She case and the verdict of the story, traced through snapshots al- me in full accordance with the | leged to have been found among his Pane failei to appreciate the | effects. These, with a little red book § seriovsiuess of the man who/containing names and addresses, wered her jesting call for a | played no insignificant part in the 3 igs ndent. trial. But his pretty sister. Mrs. | % Hiss dn the living room of | Bernard R. Warinner, says, indie-| % ip ol i : ag ©.wmoewwooe & wnoeRwooo.. by's boarding house at Free- | nantly: | as , a “Ses “ae am icra 9 $503 : si ea Piest June 23, fired the shot that | “Those addresses belonged to his’ ga eS a ca 4 es Bee ake eee — " rks sige appre Beng Sher life as the jury found, the | relations—his cousins and his aunts. | : | S% sist £ " 5 Re peek % cae Me i ams oes eeiones — raps regains anes pide) * ay ive apparant is the wrath/And that story they printed about ee E cS ae Lg a ea eres 8 SS ee eh. mn m who finds that the woman (his not knowing whether we were. Se eee og : Re & ae Se es a i ne & . 4 fronts a ey ee ee had been merely playing'a dead or alive was all wrong. | ae es a igiis SS Salle ge ee rr ee ee | Talked of Wedding Da e th him. the game of:* Ciirt- | Edith Lavoy’s fa mily are silent. | EE: | a # aa % ee a nce Ma Pas ae e E, Ke ee Ee : i “: : : : bs ; a y | | eran ation daar res is ome — =e come met a _ of hard 7 and eB cage eae B28" gale a yk ae ie ee, i. train back to Fort Thomas and his a it ilin showing in ler face; Siege tn a Ba a a See 23 SS Bae: ei 3 % SoReal , machi shor ) mays defense was that Miss’ was in court huddled beneath her! 1 eM 6 pe ee a a EN ‘att re pate uss alae ae killed herself with his pistol. | heavy black hat| and veil. Part of} Si ee ee se io Bah a ee RE pti ie & ete a gga amen os Petes. ie hee rt, beliind. i ee oat SS Was. De wee | . : | SCE 3: ea | ee Meee cs AO ee es ga ee ee | The light cliff of, flirtation gradu- ‘th “filting. but he was unxbie | — A Sie € ester ee : ee ie Ms @ ne : es ee ee Sas BE: , 2 bs wg «gee: lally changed into the challenge of —- the jury that there was) ES ae a Ee GRRE ROS as es hint " LEP ELES : ‘unleashed emotion. They were sure aun ae the jury | Lalli | ty, bik. tas ees 1 ee they were desperately in lave. ae ee con- efather has a 600-acre farm, in- ee ‘ see Sat ae eo aca ¢ white ruled | esPonded without meeting. Things ing hie ceases ere ae ase “ — : med froi: his great-grandfather. pit ok ee B A te ate mm cone. 4 heets eye ioe age grew more serious. In October, 1920, She Learns He Is Married. ! ef owing Diteht it from the aT ae te ; i | paper filled with the round, regular the fateful meeting took place. He’ Then George Davidson comes to) - PGE NER, es script of the little school teacher came to Freeport on a railroad pass, the fore again. Heis “a perfect gen- } Rec arses We Have tt Me Rack Ming” - ‘SSeeeeteaeeReeaeeee a A pe Ae ll A eB te Milne Mw . ee a eee a e a ras ee or SeeeeaP este teceeeers Mmnete “ AAR nae A RMR Ns me « ee ma@ thanereal.” he said. chief. Her daughter, Eva, helped her!and both know the rules of the game. ¥ ouldn't mind having a skip with F Ulsters—snappy a wsce-brimmed gray felt | climb the stairs to the witness room. | But it's “something else again’ when) mS aft ‘inetnthais tate coun’ Price Reduced $40 t “ : a3 de him and lit. a cigarette The Lavoys are devout Catholics. | flirt meets rt and one forgets that, SDaps ots and promises to be true. 4 large convert- | aim was a good enough boy,” | Up in the tiny Adirondack village of | it’s a gam That is to invite trage- “What I lke to do with my. spare amona and rag- wnRtinued. “He did ditching.’ Tupper Lake, N. v., stands a small! @y. r c case of Edith and Will, . | breasted with ee and all that. When he was frame house where Edith Lavoy W4a5/ flirtation developed into deeper emo- | 0! themselves and their tastes—these , 4 : | , Sine : , | ings fi he letters. Genui Cork Linole nae, , i : Was alway: ? 1g s ie SStys Wane oF ce 4 : m the job myself.” M sativ She is not here to tell what hap-, @ Stremuou OMGA) . yseit. Mr. native countryside. . : ' se ’ . . : ° } pnes. en fact, the e®8eamed old face beamed in : sw sain cise ‘Checttel. pened that June night, when she and ; Here's hoping a —— in ad, Inlaid Linoleums in all the ae % She as . q ) eh + unny sheet,”’ was her device once for , »ial at ; ws mn - — ” oe, ir ; } core iT ha ri7 7 } 7 ) e - . . — oir ST) Clal af 4 lete that men of a... eforehewentaway! cre went to the Tupper Lake High | he an oe me seRtccsterer nrg “ a getting to the signature. newest designs, tiles, blocks ewer : Sends It Home Monday If You rom;elm-shaded boarding house a o Call Early . . i wea to fox-h ant irc can be well | : unt together some. 4 - ie for the Balance | Saving 100. | give ens my love’ in Pleasantville, there appeared on the flap of the | J | PS edi | ¥., before coming | : Just ; Axminster Rugs— received a few more of these new Columbia Grafouclas—~ Cover your room without a seam— genuine Cork Linoleum—in block, tile time” and the inevitable description and hardwood effects. Rugs High-grade Wiiton Rugs —_-size 9x12—in Ofiental and Chinese cffeets — ’ “enve S tie! ‘ho can, for they were alone to the Grove Street; e.se W } , atio , , "me sae Knew of Edith. | ScHool in Freeport, L. I Her letters; when the shot was fired. Se a so apheps png. known sym . ‘illiam started working /_ : grrr a eae Edith was the typical “popular ieoteet + oe i ! - risits in Gloversvu h | ‘ siiroad as a mechanic id hewn os oto" ss naenle fishing par-| girl” of American magazine fiction— | b and “RPE gy vas _— — ‘coud Brussels Rugs 9e 9x12 | the most-wanted mode. At the new reduced price this tginia. That's where he got with ago oop ae dances in the/ only a little. more mature than one} eee PPro ; e mois Seamless Brussels Rugs— Axmunster Rugs—size 4 | nola is the best valve talking machine you can buy. Fine tone, gga know much | Tes a ta rom of Little Wolf. In | of Booth Tarkington's small-town | outa ‘Sweetheart’ "Mies Riel re 9x12 — good quality and —good wearing quality ; | big oe pop every exclusive Columbia e en! | neig Ss; ly a li sophisti- 5 ta lshion: 3 , ; 7 re men RDER FARLY! Mis fa Pree ene eat? | the summer she worked in Propp's| heroines: only «tte ee eoeeaid'e| use when they were finally engaged, Mj pleasing design, special in this sale at »| store and | : , ge} 4 i fly’’ ne but even then she preferred dashe a Released in March, 1919, in| “Outfitters to the F’'am l eft-kissed society belles. Will was a. P ed dashes. y : : | . ere written | cit ssedq society belies. ‘i : a " Sax Then he went to work | ™&ny of her love letters | joved to) hot-blooded Soytherner, arrogant, | wictlnny tek tober tease GAGE " ; 5 _ A limited lot of beautiful cab- ' D a ; ma. | inet model Phonographs—several! $ S ! | . f Chesapeake & Oh between customers. Bebe ith 8) $ 7 io Ratflroad | . d she | vain of his conquests, a hunter with } ; ame | wt Th - _ she wrote, an | Rover went through read into the testimony” . lrimonial intentions, desiring lady ’ ; a L Pp ts | i family thought hi wife | them written before the two ever had |? saeiibaae 1. esa Rag vege pa for Months. e ) Ast , ‘s | | corre i ne € Indeed, a doze i - | | y ng an es Y | a be extracted se n swains wor TT) j ss ; +s : — who refused tS go|seen each otler nota agers rash-| view.” There wage formal introfuc-| shiped at the shrine of her radiant’ e » VL é | 1008 OLIVE STREET , SS at Bond x a a husband after the war, many & precept to ty Villiam | tion by mail through the agent of american girlhood. She told them os —- Parents were more in- | ness demands a penait). the club. References were decorovsly | 41; she had a dashing suitor do B| Just the etyle he : that day two exchanged. And then the fun vegan. Kentucky way who was writing Her! the price you went 0.9m ae eS Of desertion because of the gods Othe: gomoneg me sed the How prim and formal both were| three times a week and couldn't be. u re ag return to Fort Thomas,| years ago when . ican youth— at first! Edith wrote the first ictter.| put off from coming all the distance oe | 4 =» tO remain — father’s — of | es we doubt che slensieé % earefulty on l to see her. i > ~Satington, . va. on. ; , ; } ? == Postcards. They were pre-| Der children s [8 Welcome her as his teen 24 fruit when she was ill and e- Si she was coming down to | 8UrPrise parties.'Other teac “ a sm in the fall of 1921. But) Jealous of the fascination §& it nie l aod m's divorce, they said, | Creasy and Edith Lavoy set the mills TT EUSZARRR AGE RERLLIEEEEE eee pe -: ih ab 4 5 ie oY, i +

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STXNDAT ial a ii me a * OCTOBER #. 1922. : 2B ST'OUS POS 5T-DISPATCH SL NDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1922. = = = we Be F 2 ~ t tonight will send your Mother ré ft . ; VO ters and was in each other's arms, Dut | @ caré for | Bo 2 Pp ae a CREASY MISS LA Ys LETTERS pure ‘ncn so tn : 49" seems even worse. I love her so “a no.” But you ys - ants | a » TO Fr eT. . Hoping you are not as lonely a8 | know, too. who I do not. Ah! Ah! . , OF LOVE EXPRE TO CREASY FULL nd kisses | I shoula . = on : - ">. Le I, and with all my love & *. back; atyies. rae | ) , a _ 4den . “ I a uppermost i! my pants lined throughou sizes Coch ae i ’ — | Though {tt became evident that rm aes School. | thoughts and heart ° «: ‘ to 17. DWAY ant >. % MORGAN ST. oa r , Institer = gy EDEEM EAGLE STAMPS] =: id ws carried. There are many references . aa , ‘ . Creas: « ardent love making became May 2, 1921.- | Billie, I have so much to tell you Boys’ $1.95 Knickers et i ee eT eer eer grew too serious, her letters up tO of Friday night received today and about that Carl, too. Billie, he shates; well made; si ; a al Roatthcatesttl, Mindaiedien mc ake ee ¥ ARS eating nS tree prtye avathe 2-8 Bye vas y nie a ” ae an ia Fae Te ne atte iste Pi ie Bi ey = Wie ths hk f ; Continued From Preceding Pace. eS, Dtacah aad te dhe sneanaien 7 - * Oe ete oo ae 5 Sete eae ee) ee ee " : ; = eS * 4 Nabe: dha. .% . ~~ iat a = tteecumelt. ete arch ithe’ an ew ; pat RES DI PTE: Sct. ge RAEI Nt es Rei AE orient mae ES gaol ’ aks Pec may to it by both of them. From this pis- .. - : ; when it . when ’ distast. (ul to Miss Lavoy VERY Dearest Boy—Your letter en I see you again. And it's all Boys wool mixtures © mz BWE GIVE AND R “» no.” So glad you knows how we each other. 7 to 18 years e of them, the fata] shot. ‘that time was quite as ardent as his. as usual —— - ae maar v-4 “sanh nit rim Wit n oniy ast nf ht he had th er > “ are ha ring sut +6 & — e é - .z ne Her Death. a eas ot Gee ei are having su Monday, y Edith implores him to send it to ted It was real sweet nerve to tell me how he had al- . 4Uiti : , aa oa « _ 7 + ria? T rT be ‘ - + evidence at the triai are presente of rou to go 50-50 with ft. I would ways loved me, and how fealous he and Wednesday Ul her lest he be carried to rashness. herewitl . show their general char- panel Game the ease Ci Tll bet was when he saw me with anr- o Jie does so, but later she returng it. acter he dashes are code for eCZ-| «4: gaems heavenly to be back at body else, and especially when I y el eC] 1es U YARDS WIDE affection and were used “tt, eet Home” once more. was in your arm wee} ~ a ' € Home Sweet Home” 0 Sa week ago Sun- 9 Armstrong's marta ae Cork Linoleum r & The clouds are settling. The mat- pressions of a , hy 77 . oo - r rT - . = - > _ = r ut _ by them in their corre There's no place like home, atter day mig! Dari! ng boy, I gust told — (mo paper beck) four rards wide 3 = to aveid seam cemter of floor: sels rimenial bureau flirts are caught in *“‘*“*» . y “le I sure ~ P — = . ‘ sponcence all. eh. what? es. Billie, ; entinued on Next Page. VE E > os a a — a | a ehtnn- oe er 75 *? 1.35 r & trap of their own careless fashion “Lonesome for You. DELI R D FRE = ay sa a2 A Ny — a ing. Sweetheart's Day, May 1, 1921. With all purchases of $5.00 or over, to all Dearest and Only—How I have Se eo ye Carel 8. eae wy a » whe we soe " De rae CaN La PS SEEN RIE > GS AERTS Behn Diy §/ 4 *“ ee ee ee ee ° ie it aah inal » . e + Cee ee SLI CORI VaR. re me Dee Lo en whet a ae nie r y : wth ag — : pede ASE sh ioadin ce hs ea sy jail ms ‘s = ~ 5 penx ainda “oaieiolas . ern Rapeloegtin ee iy tiopeiyy e)\ Ie ts se : 7 ei dita . : “. a " eee OP cree catareenn.. Letters are written now in which egbe calls Creasy, “BWNlie, that old oil ished for you and thought of you : . . —~ > > eet an,” s : ily to Aare Our first Sunday apart for . Armstrong's — ean.” and begs her family to ve bariap 4 S entaten on nothing to do with him if he stops “three weeks.” Yes, Billie, “ione- : : off at Tupper Lake on his way to s0 me” for you, is ail I can say. No : $1.00 en. Jockey en > oul? ss! : - = riarnc if _ vou know from experience size 9 a American Beauty . 220 Money bia Hams, b.. 12*2c $1.00 on. si.co | : Canada. Her friends implore her to’ And Perfume. 2 of Pure Losse Sausage,|¥e. 1 Seneless Cern- eal ee > ; » + %: " ~* =o 1 a } cy give him up. He threatens her life, how miserable one feels. I know now Secanl it is said. But also—-significant tothe Mother knows what ails me, and Down T Down ) — , " _ . | tawyers—she threatens to take her she is so iovely tO me. But, of ; O] | = at 11th ‘ 12*=c ed Best. [b. 10c se a ater own. course, mo one can take your place. . $2.00 Syringe and Water teed 1 oer os And then he comes again. deter- You know how it is, Billte, ; ° Off. $s e ‘- , - , 2 ial for . mined, according to the charges, that But we must just be — ), : Special er Next Days on sell ae pat te See. oe It's so | whole or halt Cc r a Hams: “there shall be a decision before an'‘t ' 2 sundown.” At one minute before the Last night Leslie had the nerve 4 BRAND-NEW KENMORE giosing time of Mrs. Annie Smith's, to call me —, and Billie, I just bearding house a shot ts fred. Her' told him I was not his, but yours. Sansbell's Toma‘s a Cotten on Powder. — girl chum flies out of the next room! Didn't I do right? Course he = Sou 9c -_ HR he Where she has been sleeping. and didn't like it, but netther did I, to a aie Ste , ; finds Creasy apparently frantic; have him call me that. I told him Calumet Baking Pow- . | Edith dead on the couch, with blood|' my heart was with you “Nuff” A REGULAR $600 VALUE—IF YOU BUY NOW - ’ der,1-+b. can, 28c ® Streaming from .her temple and. said, eh, Billie’ | {Se can os - hearby. a pistol—the automatic pis- By the way, what did you think = FLOOR LAMP Beet Hash _ + tol that Creasy carried’ of those pictures’ Those flash- ih FPO LL CABINET 23. Edith LaWoy, gay, charming. reck-| lights were horrible. Please do ee eee $C ROLLS Penny & Gentiles less, ts dead because she met her not show them. I know you won't. , . 4 @ei : t re sp ng. 4 P tell ° hb j h ; nds for : La stecs of Ret Sea! Congoleum Rugs ma ch = love sparri g. Her simple Mother sars to _ you me . 0 ee Special Blend 95 Cc = he 3 ; —— eine teams pete On Philosophy of love was not worldly misses you and sends her love to (3 lb $1): Ib.. | ae am team. attain Sor any coun a ee S-, F agree al house. Bargain. cniy. enough to cope with the situation in you. Billie, a week ago tonight, : which she found herself. She dab- about this time. we stood weeping r ENZO MILK COMPOUND, (ellogg Corn Flakes $2.00 GENUINE INLAID — | ess : “ 4 Cans, 2Sc} and Pest Teasties.2 for 15 Nairn's high-grede genuine Inlaid Linclewm. BEeeeEe hil (, Siti Bien e Cera Tee Teese ery tee) OG 6 Oe OE EEL OO BREESE. CREEK Lea Ge . . P +45. SE OT TO Cee te ae aes “ 2) ~ f ~ ta Wie Bs Noy as eg am _ he Pte ty oem 7. Pe ra “pe a et ete, salt pe mF ‘ ee TE AB é as! ey Pong h PO pt a -: ce habia lin. RR al png pA) 4 co te ; ’ Lash e a Sina iy are ee ak aati A OE Se acid hye ileal TE MOBM ci TH SOTS on Pea Aan SNE igs ON, iat thet, etn! Spence ye ys ieltcialit he aa ” POF > are ge 7 r aie with celors through te the Dack: sis a | = v "marie Ge ae SAIL ny ee 25¢ - . at —— equare yara. Sjecial. Mondar... | ee as any on the market. SOc /Pillsbury's Wheat Foad, 20 B: ' $10 All-Cotton Math 20 Weeks to Pay |Iy ee) accom! Peace: : | ) : 7 manufacturer, 200 high-grede of. a re 7 | 48 bs. $1.85 . all-cotton Mattresses: all sizes. Buy on Credit at Gatelys aoe Seer ee reet cue ES i Ls Tt ers | F 0 u r 24 ts. 93c 100 Castile Seap. doz. cakes oe heavy rolled edge; Monday only Tt oS « Syr. Pepsin 7 ~ - Syr. Pepein. se ee I 36c Pemopeian Face Powder | Note the clear, beautifal tor ALL FOR ONLY Extraordinary Sale Monday 1000 All-Wool 0.1 —easy action—the simple ele- gwance of its finished case de- $ Choice “a Any New sign—and remember that this New 88-note Player-Piano con- Army Blankets A tains, among other desirable features, a full metal plate, d 9 | spruce sounding beard, hinges Start Regular Monthly $7.50 VALUE ! Vek or = — San ee POTS, aig TST Fe) ee FINS Re rsh LN CE TE Cert REN ak me rhe we SuSE 2a alate iia a Oe ee a ee FP PORATION) Sao bap ea AN BB Bhy ted sca epee? 4 Prive OPLEOR Er RL tress trene caus Peteteieeesaedee “ee ee ee eae eee ee Gs Ad eg ABE em, etait Ga eI a pute metet a a ee a ae He, Su ee ee ee ee oe, . ) © + ens. 2h ‘ todas " am going finished in brass, expression de- yments vice—and is fully guaranteed Pa Nov. iSth 1909 Ct. S Government. al-wool khaki Blankets; reclaimed: full size: weight 37% to 4 pounds. Can be used for sieceping vonTe | PEF. AYs’ TRIAL : MONTH any Pianme. Player-Pianme er Grand Piane Mie |, sent te year keme fer trial and test—FREE OF " al m pi ; CHARGE—and witheut ebligation to buy uR- : JTigin ris ICzeCt re Lim — $3 ' ’ ; 7 : : ue ad : . . oe mae, You dcdut 3 Discount = & i= No Money Down — Siart Paying Rov. 15th | : ee ail Exclusive foreign Special Value in De met risk ene cent. We will | Trade t= your present pianc, ing designs and pat ’ : ’ aut te your heme fer PULE | strament ot full csst wales Oo \ | Women Ss and Misses “TRIAL witheut eme cent down. img this sale as the Orst payment. F BARG Al NS Wall Pape r BLACK SILK SA i tie en a ~ br the P. tarck Piano Co. he ove. en Bs oS P ; Le eke Siete or Ray ek. , : “ rn ' - f - oe ap es 1 ie Pi ati ale ale MFRS hgeie a 37 46 » * ra ‘ f . _ ' * ae hal d : al e , : oe Tos ny a en ere Veep Sh ie oe: SEAR SNORE EIONON PE IO SING ELON sR Sel ee ee ee . 2 “S ’ ~ om. as ; . . A PASE AE MIRE NN DG SIN SL RPT te OP 2 ; Ty aentigng . Aen wos Ctbbire meen ‘ tials Pre i ts a4 Seen oe Rk vate = TORT, Ww Pe ea COR pn eee _ ° slater tities ° 4 et ‘ tm ne See a . , - ¥ » 9 ™ ers. Engish and «de | $1.75 ALL-WOOL SER 50 and 54 inches wide: medium twill storm Serge. : AL vines STORES es The Very Latest in 1 | Yard wide, mercerized , SUITS AND OVERCOATS§ TOMORROW || § 40c Sateens===:== 2Qcff$2.00 BED SHEETS $f These Sheets are seconds, but good values at, each... At a Special Introductory Price! | WILL MAKE THEIR none EOE PERCALES S0c PONGEES 3 be | 75c to $1.50 Crib . Yaré@-wide: iz mill Azether big ict of 33-inch nants; all fast ten, — ~~ th tan a : y y Piain celors: alse light aC * be it C : j A AINS and dark stries. yard per ‘yard e : 96 “ 20 Ginghams 25¢ CHEVIOTS a . Good qual ty _ *Utarant ghams o = —_, fabout 2000 yards) ‘zed Din Napkt - . , le fast color Gi ee in fr well-woven d —_ ‘er alight y A many neat strip <a white Cheviots ied . : Searts. Teares. A ann. Chamobrays; per yard sea "rrr ere erehULermhL erm ehehlehlehlele ee e ‘ ri yTrTrPrTrTYT.ereerfefe ="''"Tertfpert.*" Vv J TN RT ue Reel. oe erg oe — eur ii kh Cae eee ect eee a eat ®. oes | bee cee ee . PN pal OR ame Besa vy ay oe ee eee RO RM ee ee ly. Sizes to 19%. Reg. ular $1.00 valve. Spe- in the WANT PAGES cial Monday, se 2 The NEW DEPARTMENT bea top. 279 C WEEKLY BARGAINS igi aber inns. | Sets imeek Small, medtum and large ae » Unton & for Fall seuttabie for so ao edevaiger oscars || MEAN DOLLARS TO YOU! a Sen) Eo SIXTH AND WASHINGTON § J . bows, choux, feathers and Tip Men ELD bee h a) AL eee Le cogue, in black and colors. Pifenbembineddn

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& Sons’ Neponset » 0% waterproof Rug, 4 finish -j*te8 gm Rugs. tterns to bm « © © * # o 4 . ~ 4 6 . ° - > ¢ * « « d o * . ° e * e o . ~ © e . * e . « © « ° © e . 4 sd o e ° ¢ 4 4 e * . 7 . . e e ; * ° . e » « 4 2 e . . 4 : ° 2 ; and she didn’t blame me one bit for being angry. Belleve me, Bil- lie, you’ve got some stand-in with her, and she speaks s0 nicely of you. Billie, I know you will agree with mother, and that I did just right. Darling bey, your love sand misses you, oh, 80 much. Have you ever heard the song ‘“‘I’m Lonesome for You, That's A!]?” Well, that’s me exactly. Well, darling boy, will say good night. All my love and kisses I am saving for our next meeting. Billie I'll have heaps of it for you. Hoping you are well, I am, Your true, lonely, but loving EDY (XX). Mother sends her love to you, Billie. Bye, bye; love to the folks at home. Speaks Well of Billie. Sweetheart’s Night, May 6, 1921. Dearest Boy: It is pouring rain tonight and we were going to Hempstead, but not In such a storm. Mother says her little girlie’s place on such a night is in bed, so I suppose I'll mind her and get a good night’s rest. Billie. 1 love to have her with me. She speaks so well of you, my darling boy. But why shouldn’t she, when I you? She sends you her love too. Just think how far we are apart in person, but how sweet to think we are near to heart, in mind and soul. Billie, I have a wonderful d2f- nition of love. Will tell you when I see you as I wouldn't write it. Funny thing I never thought of i: when we were together. Billie, will write you soon again. You can’t realize how very, very much your true —— misses y But we must just make wp our minds to be happy, and let the hand of destiny do as it Our motto, “what is to be wili be and ‘“‘frankness’’ must lead and guide us in the right path to evcer- lasting peace and happiness. Until then, all my love to’'you. Good-night and here’s hoping we meet in dreamland. Yours (u no) sees fit. ME (XX). ‘Meet in the Funny Sheet.” May 6, 1921. Bilite: Just a line to let you know —— still misses you, and must sa} good-night to you on paper. I received your letter today and I’ll say you are some darling Loy to be so thoughtful, and I love you all the more for it. I get my day off tomorrow. Huw I wish you were here to gga it with me. Honest, Billie words cannot express how Everyone, as lovely to me, but none your place. Holly (from G ville) and Dan m Utica) bot! want to here, but, and I'll tell you a secret. Mother says if I really and love you I wouldn't to ha em con she knows, eh Bfllie? So to her my —— f —- , Ll have decids them co down h Billie, the folks Freeport of poor Les. I’m married, you can lovers- saan Anw nh CO nA i y wy it listen, a4 44 ‘.-¢ be iTit ve th e cown. C a me are kidding the life Ou They keep telling him, etc. I don’t know who started it, but after you ieft that’s all I got. Gee, it was so hard to convince them otherwise. Well, Billie dear, mother joins me in sending her love. You teil your dad I'd love to have his pic- ture and know Id like him your mother received 4 . —— 4 . - +, . «* 14°C both OL inmeImm Fri} Good-night, and here’s hoping we meet in the funny sheet. our true loving EDY “Dearest and Only.” May ill. 1921. Very dearest and onlr- . Your sweet letter received today and I was unusually glad to hear from you ag I have been laid up in bed all day with a cold. I started to go to school but when mother heard how hoarse I was she just made me get right back in bed. But I am ever so much better to- night and have no temperature. Mother sure is an ideal nurse and just kept me company all day. Billie, darling, it was so sweet of you to send her such a nice letter, She thinks lots of you darling boy, and 5 stews of vou so often. We are now “T’'m Gone Be- fore I Go.” * hile I love that piece, nevertheless it’s more truth an poetry, and, oh, I just can’t expiain it makes my ache “u no y.” Well, darling boy, I'm about all talked out so will hang up. too, playi ing When you get the blues just remember I have them, too, and cheer. up, Billie, dear. Still saving.all my love and kisses for you “till we meet ago” bye, bye. Your lonely but happy, ME (XX). P. 8. sill ere’ scret. I'm real lonely for you, and you only tonight) Darling Boy Just receiv of your letter on Sun- day night, and, Billie dear, I'm 80 sorry you have missed my letters. Honest, Billie, I can't see why you didn’t get my let tag of jam Wednes- day night, for I wrote you as usual Those two nights are ni ights and of course I always give them to you. I cannot understand it, Billie, for you always used to get my mail, and it seems you do not any more. But you may rest as- sured, my Garling, and only was not forgotten on that night. Billie, I do not understand it. I know how is to be disappointed and I was yesterday, for I did not hear from you. I'll do better at writing and will try to do it every day if possible (if it is only a note) to show you you are not forgotten. Fair “nuff,” eh, Billie? Thos blues are awful and I'll say there doesn't seem to be any cure. Ah! Ha! Now as for your three questions, Billie. Yes, I do remember your question in the Statue of Liberty, but @o you remember saying we would decide all upon our next meeting. I know how we both feel, and really know our is true and surely it will be a fair test by then. You know Billie’ there are so many things we must ,talk Over that we cannot write. We know one another's feelings, 50 why shouldn't we be happy at all times? So now, Billie, just be frank and ask me anything you want, and I shal) be as frank with | you. Frankness can only lead to | happiness. Wil] finish this to- Bye, bye, until then. “Me” Well, Billie, it is now 10:30 ana Les has just left. Gee, I just told him in good plain English, I was yor and he left a little peeYed. But it’s the least of my troubles. I told him, out and out, I could love no one else and it was useless of him to try to make me. illie isn’t it right of me to be truthful? I would not be truthful to you ![f I didn't, and I want to be. Good night and always remember, I lo— you. ME. (AX) Only on Earth for Trouble. FREEPORT, Me., May 390,, 6:30 p. m. arling Boy: Feelir > you a nice darling bov, I am not self at all, and haven't been some time And, judging letter, I guess you are either. Billie, dear, ‘re on earth fos ve missed a great so will Be- g“ better today, long letter. mea yvour you rae)? Lis bibs —_ f Hil We ess that’s ish I could die s3ut I must 0° I have served ld world. ce you gave, ng in love ed o good adv! , ebout fall do not worry about my Guess I wasn't Sometimes I wish have given up hopes. I was once, you know, ut I woke up and found y a dream.” And such a ful thing. Oh, God, is there as love? I'm afraid love. how are you, any- lonely spring you love Miss sillie, and I know a wonderful girl. hest regards, as usual. Wels, Billie, yesterday be- ing Decoration day. Milly, Hazel and I went to Long Beach in bath- ng AS a we are just to a blister today. Look like negresses than white (,ee, we sure got 8s0m9s dose. We were in the water ai] afternoon we surely, a ter- {ble looking specimen now. Ah! You ought to see us. lks won't know me when dear, these lovely, : So glad Veith so much, rust be ive her my = “ . a Beak ww. EBB eias &. | . a. Bie, | +7 result, 4 7? 3 ™ iOIRS tocay., nr are, as for that gun, I and you know it, liowever, seeing that it so badly now, I sure to you tonight, ag I packed up. Sorry if have needed it and I have been so mean. But honest, Billie, I did it with the kindest and friendliest feelings toward you. You knew it all along. darling boy, and I'll soon and surely will you your gun tonight. Bye , “Honey.” ME (XX) “What More Could I Be? Sunday, May 30, 1921. Billie dear: l’ve been ¥ ¥ - Goodby, write real gome busy, but you were not forgo I've thought of you #0 many times. It was very sweet of you to of- fer to get the pass. Thanks very darling boy. I hope some day I can accept, “u no.” Now, Billle dear, you said you head a number of questions to ask me. Do so and I shall be frank and truthful in answering same. Yes, I remember your question. Gariing boy, and let me say, Bil- lie, my for you its really and truly real. If it isn’t, I'll say like you, I hope to never know what it is “if I could ever miss anyone more than I do you, I'd rather — (“u no’). Good night, my dearest and only ——~ and may God gn.fe us both “till we meet agair. ~ With dee] my Kentucky ——, I am, Your true blue ——, (What more could I be?) ME (XX). Mother sends you her love and says to tell you she hopes to see you this summer. tren much, “mostest”’ pest love to WOULD CARVE FACE OF LINCOLN ON “MOUNTAIN” IN ILLINOIS | Artists Make ealeameania and If Mountain Can’t Be Found, One May Be Made of Concrete. By the Associated Press. SPRINGFIELD, IIL, nois is to have like story, Oct. 7.—TIli- “a great stone face” mountain of Hawthorne's It is to of Lincoln carved in the the if plans are realized. be the face side of a granite mountain. The only thing now lacking four the pr ,And if a state-wide search for the proper location, which is under way, is not ‘successful, a mountain of concrete probably will be built. Inspired by the ambitious work started near Atlanta, Ga., where statuary of the Confederate cavalry is being chiseled in the side of a mountain, Grant White, New York @esigner, and Barnard, the sculptor, have suggested that the face of Lin- | coln, symbolizing the valor and the | spirit of the Union, be hewed in some rock hill along one of Illinois | ‘paved highways. The suggestion has been taken up by Senator John Daly of Peoria, Col. C. J. Miller. director of the State Department of Works anéd Buildings. Jacob Thompson, legal adviser in the office of Francis G. Blair, State Public Instruction, and H. W. Fay, icustodian of Lincoln tomb. oject is the mountain. Estimate of 17% Bush an Acre Made. By the Associated Press. OTTAWA, Ont., Oct. 7.—The aia age wheat yield per acre for al] Ca,-| ,ada this year, according to the pre- iminary crop estimate of the Do- ‘minion Bureau of Statistics, is 17¥ | bushels. This average is higher than’ ) CANADA $ BEST oT CROP SINCE 1915) wy any year since the bumper nosis tnteanik 17 (12%); all wheat, 17% 1915, when it was 26 bushels, the/| (13); oats, 34% (25%); barley, 23 Bushels of Wheat pe highest being in 1916, when it / (21%): was 17.10 bushels, and higher than 10% (7%). the decennial average of 15% bush-| 34% bushels an acre has not been els, according to the bureau. The bureau's estimate shows the | 37. 30 bushels, and in 1915, when it | average yields an acre throughout | W28s 40%, the bureau states. Canada for all grains with last year’s 2% bushels over the per acre aver- averages in brackets as follows: Fal] age of the lagt 10 years of 32% busn- wheat, 22% rye, 20% (11%); flaxseed, For oats the average of | exceeded since 1916, when it whe It ts bushels (21%); spring els. ; ae We recommend E. 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As a great deal of the efficiency of a pipeless furnace depends upon its proper loca- tion and correct installation, The Willlamson Heater Com- pany maintains a large engi- neering department, where drawings and specifications are made for every Victory instal- lation submitted to it. You are thus assured a heating system is built right, installed and guaranteed to give rou the full measure of com- ort to which you are entitled. NO. 2—ECONOMY The fuel economy for which the pipeless furnace is so justly famous is emphasized in Vic- tory by many refinements in construction. The floor register has an unusually large clear- ance, so that it {s more efficient than some registers actually larger in size; the castings are heavy and of uniform thick- ness: the opening between the dome section and radiator is much larger than that of the ordinary furnace, and in de- sign! ng Victory the size of the cesings has bee® carefully con- sidered in relation to the radiat- ing capacity of the castings. Victory is —_e- with triple galvantang casings, with inch air-space between the two in- ner casings. NO. 3—EVEN HEAT r" O oe we oe oe on oe in : ee 2 le le ee . ne od : ee | oe controlled warmth. gill, it sh comfort of my home; knowing that this warm th f fuel expense and the best heating svstem that could be bought for the amount expended. NO. 2—ECONOMY the heat energy in NO. 1—COMFORT ould provide comfort—t just all is needed without correctly possess every has proved will help accomplis NO. 3—EVEN HEAT It should distribute the heat evenly, will be no cold corners and no drafts on the &loor. On the coldest Winter day I should be able to go HERE IS VICTORY’S ANSWER vessasy will give the home in which le Upstairs or downstair comfort will prevall, no matter what the thermometer o and the designed, {t is tnetallea even, easily s, the same Summer-like : ” Py . _ . " ‘ ~” oe 2 on ¢ ° ‘ : stee erry oore eal we tt : od + . . . ’ ‘BERE RE ERER EE EE ESE SEED CEE 822 222 ee eee ee eee deed ae + vs ; . ; ; ; : : aot sleet eh oft oeth be 438 n t+ 7) 4 ahd eet os ~*~ What Should My Heating System Do? about my home without detecting any noticeable difference in temperature, no matier where I choose to be. NO. 4—MOISTURE It should moisten the air to the degree of humid- ity best suited to my health, so that I may keep well in Winter, and so that my furniture will not be damaged by an atmosphere that is too dry. NO. 5—CIRCULATION It should warm my home by circulation; neo other method is as comfortable, healthful, and gener- ally satisfactory. NO. 6—FLEXIBILITY It should provide the heat I need, no more nor less, whether the outside temperature be i snappy Spring day, or that of the Tinter. he phys- temperature mental comfort of is secured at a mini- trouble, and that I have the right the fuel waste. To do this, it carefully built. and feat ire that experience sh this end. so that there side says. This claim ts = by thousands stantiated who use aaee ess furnaces made by this company. —— 1 sompereenne is the sum of . eee product plus correct in- lation plus proper location. at oes ae wrong with Vic- an rr 4 installed the OE THe » Fa ‘es 4 > ~RPSERR ESRF | 7 24 cthabbeadians. PIPELESS FURNACE Winter. Victo provides the can warm your home ly f on the out- ly with Victory than with any A QUALITY PRODUCT The Williamson H 1 Heater Co. NOW ON DISPLAY Easy Terms Can Be Arranged. Cee eke BPR SB ERE EE Fe HH SY BG

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CRs Set me Fe ee a 3 ¢ 2 RA RO Sem NNR EY? Se GLE ALLIES STS AR I 4 a Pe hs | oa cclade | : , : he eos — weewpe Combined. ~s*= 4B ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Cit? Circulation of the Dafly POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of thé Dafly Globe Democrat and the Times ©OM —a — —- ae | Park Your Car Free —as you walk through the store. “Not Advertised” —" Crug Vanek [eee Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturdays, 9 * * x remem to the Tenth Street En FIRST and get a parking check. Olive and Locust, From Ninth ig to 6. 1 ne Ss —E event you have both. A wonderful We do not make this statement light!y. s"“vwiAaLr % Starting Monday—A Most Important Vandervoort Sale of Madeira Linens _at About HALF the Regular Value EAUTIFUL, handmade centerpieces, napkins, iuncneon = | in the ski Ulfullv assembled eToun of ns in Autumnal weares. 3 aT —_ =A mg Arcadia Cloth. $ | This is a non-crnushable. hich pile fabrie for luxurious Wraps an 1 coats. and comes in navy, Sorrento blue. elk and brown. Width + ine hes. Plaid-Back Coaiings, $5 and $5.50 Yard ofinch all-wool eaten in plain and herringbone weares. $3.50 to $5.50 All-Wool Skirtings Are $3.59 a Yard A spetial purchase of these materials ez- aDles us to offer them at this very special price. Plaid. stripe, and check effects are included in the eselect+o- Weoelen Goods Shop—Secerd Foor. : Illustrated— Mustrated~ $Y BY .00 celain and are attractively decorated wit And Too— This displar includes 100-Piece Dinner Set HESE Dinner Sets are a very unusual value. | | They are made in thin American ser J-por- | border, pink roses and leaves, with narrow gold Hosiery with lisle garter tops. soles and heels. in black, medium oray, he} re. eame!l and white. Special $1.45 Women’s Silk Stock- ings; with seam: black lisle garter tcps, soles and heels, in black, cor- dovan and white. Spe cial 85c Fes'eryr Sheo—F' est Foor - Bedding Satin Marseilles Spreads and Roll Covers to match with scalloped edge and cut corners for double beds: set $id Hemmed Satin Spreads > ~~ With embpossec paetterzs it h blue We offer a splendid selection of beautiful Lenox china. Just the gift for holidays, weddings and anniversaries open stock patterns in eight designs and many separate pieces. ee Pitchers ment of Jardimeres. Fern Dishes and Flower Bowls, tn decorative pottery ef- ae fectan. All reasonably — priced. , in O1ue. Half-Gel Water hee Attractively shaped Just received & Ship == = gray stoneware Piteh- Pair $12.50 ers, with quaint Dutch four designs, for double bec size 88x98 inches; each $7.50 Plaid Blankets for double beds, in bine, pink, rose, tan and gray: size 70x80 inches. “ia Lamb's-Wool Filled Com- Se forts, covered with figured chintz and finished with satin border; each $10.50 Chima Bhop—Feurth Ficer. Bedding Shcp—Secend F oer. 1000 Pairs of Women’s A fered. This sale is a collection of Shoes in patent leather, kid, calf, in a good range of sizes but not all sizes in each stvle. e Some have military heels while others have French or flat walking heels. promptly at 9 o'clock, so make your plans to be here and = by this unusually low High and Low Shoes In the Basement Shop N opportunity for jyst 1000 women or less, for many of them will want several pairs when they see the real values of- broken lines in high or low 00 Sale starts Bagemer’ Bice Shee Announcing St. Louis’ and St. Louis County’s Celebration of HE “Better Homes in America” movement is a national cam- paign endorsed by Federal and state officials, and organ- ized and directed by public-spirited men and women in all parts of the country. This “Better Homes” demonstration is directed by a group of prominent women of St. Louis and St. Louis County working in co-operation with civie and educational interests. A concrete demonstration of the “Better Home” is provided by four newly erected bungalow rooms on the Fifth Floor—com- pletely equipped, furnished and decorated in accordance with im- proved modern practice for a home costing from $7000 to $10,000, and placed on exhibition for the first time tomorrow. Eleven exhibit rooms, also on the Fifth Floor, are furnished at a cost com- mensurate with a $35.000 to $40.000 residence. A series of lectures and demonstrations on building and fur- nishing the home. ppvrecing even such phases as sanitation and musi Il. Mr. Ross Crane, nation- ally known “Home iia” i now permanently associated with Vandervoort’s = director of our “Better Homes” Bureau, will make a brief daily talk concerning his studies and experi- ence in es Se the “Better and More Beautiful Home.” In the Music Hall Daily at 2:00 O'Clock After PROGRAM for the Week Mrs. Gilbert H. Fox State Chairman MONDAY Four-pieee wainut Bedroom . " ‘ . — | Suit Ps Kirkwood Day Snite, consisting of chifforobe, fncs5 m sidet are ‘Reem © a y Room Suite, upholstered in _— bie D nines : : 66-inch sideboa odiong e en. see of Bible Daya Contrasted with ranitr dressing table, full-size ee tobe Gen aide chains ani cellent quality mohair with6 Mra LI “hn. Dean ef Lemnos Hal inal na a - : ae, i ‘og am -a = eutner tamale ee elon aiid ced and dresse: $285.00 ene armchair $288.00 side covering on backs . xe &. Bredertc Chair= — . “ m : . “7 : Be ot ge yeaa Three-piece very fine mahog- Very fine ten-piece American Two-piece Living-Reom TUESDAY Webster Groves Day “The Chi'@ t2 the Pome” “Mr. 7. A Wort Very handsome six -plees "Better Eo>mec” Mr. Roes Crare Musica! program unter @irection of Mra brown mahogany Bedroem Attractive eight-piece mahog- _ Snites. consistin Eg of large any Dining-Room Suite, with 60- pa Taaper S&S 2-k>ern. Cal an. Gresser. chiffonette. full-size bed. pm os vanity dressing table, bench and table. five side chairs and one WEDNESDAY ehair. Complete for $397.00 armchair. Very special $198.00 Women’s Chamber of Com- merce of St. Louis Furniture Shop-Fitth Filoca ational Better Ttomes During which will be featured at Vandervoort’s, many unusual exhibits and pro- | grams, with a series of daily talks by Ross Crane and other notable St. Louisans_ CC but there are many beautiful suites throughout the floor that Room Suites Beantiful eight-piece museum any Bedroom Suite with fuil- walnut ya tec Suite ; — tab! ineh sideboard, extension ta ble. nm te eri te a — china cabinet, serving table, five a side chairs and one armchair inch sideboard. oblong extensien New F urniture You Should ‘isiting the Eleven Exhibit Rooms and the Model Bungalow on the 5th Floor i URNITURE ean nerer be as effectively displayed on the floor as in the rooms of 9 own home. Our exhibit rooms partially show how attractively it may be deserve special att a ae Loxurious two-piece upholstered in taupe with full spring edge and eushion arms and welted See our displa Tables and Mirrors as wells Smoking Stands. We earnestly inrite rour inspection. “The Better Homes ‘"§ AmDe“cas Com - paige Mre. Gilbert EL Pes Chairmen for ‘be ©"ate cf Missea end M'ty ef 82. Louis “Bemze T*ings That Make St Leute a2 “ur jSeorge “ieckm™ma: _2=trate! Leeture on Better Homes Mr. Rose Craze very latest in Draperies and Ourtains. aes New Fringed Filet Curtains, THURSDAY Clayton Day $2.45 to $3.75 a Strip “Purpese cf Better Eomes Week” Mos J. Hal Levee “Tsterfer Decoraiing” wr. Ross Craze . _ : ad Ge > : “The Ideal Sma’) Home Others have allover designs with bullion fringe Professor Farra=¢ cf Wash’egtee across ¢t he tt arm - . . ~~ " 2 = n\ Usiversity, >refesser Mra E@e> 7 @-= th Aeccompaciat. Wra WM Weatherford The New Servast t= the Eorme—E -«. trie?ty’ A MM Allermesg Better Pome Mr Roses Crane Mere ‘tiwerd fF Omith Chal mas New Silk Casement Gauze $1.25 Per Yard This Geuze is of extra fine quality, - very sheer and serviceable. It comes in the natural silk shade. . Among the new arrivals ere Figured Case Cloths st, per yard $1.50 to $1.85 Maplewood Day We also carry a very complete stock “The Pamir im the Home" of Edges, Fringes and Trimmings for Re tt Srader. Webster Sreven Congregationat Chas Casement Cloths and Laces. ,Per yard v ' Selo z “Detter Esme” ~ mate Craze 18¢ to $1.75 Drapery Shep—Foeurth Ficer. 36 inches wide $1.15 72 inches wid- The Newest in Drapery “Better Hermes ‘= i oe W = I |-CHeé ‘SF \ drapes are eszentia! to = the beautifying of your home. Our Drapery Department is now showing the hese F uet ee f'et with finished knotted fringe and a wide border 2 b The vwirfle masculine effect of the original Tus eans is still further emphasized by the hand-cro cheted effect of this new genuine Quaker net. 9x12 Three-Tone Wi Rugs, $84.00 y f i ae HESE three-tone Wilton Rugs advantageously seen in their color eombinations at our exposition ¢ flooreoverings. Other new high-grade Wilton the newest color combinations of rose, tan and mulberry, range in from $100.00 to $125.0 0 for the 9x12 Other sizes in proportion. New Seamless Axminster Rugs, £ 3x10.6, deep, lustrocs pile New Imported French Washable Bath bine and white and rose and white 24x48 $425 2Sx5i $625 9xi2 Seamed and Seamless Axminster splendid selection of designs and eolors. @x12 Wilton Rugs in splendid color Special 4 Fa ot 2 te nw “yg + ger vast mS $4, choice of patent trim WORD —_ an Cut entirety f piece of leat “Ne a to bind the f xid. hanc-turs rubber beels, comfortabie. Sizes 3 to %. OUR PI “Ladies’ Nulli FOR HOME toes, Db xid. with we Fac Full-Size Yalue at onr price of $50. S Made i “4 i

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SUNDAY, eee e” sa00 The City Circulation of the Daily PQsr. '-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. SI DAY, -- — =n a) { ACE Williams >. Post-Dispatch Radio i- ra ree lit Sixth and Franklin FREE || Broadcasting Station ||| “he Name LEHMAN Insares Dependable Value, Fair Price and Liberal Terms op here, but - oe Mail Orders Sent Prepaid SCISSORS | Pie we | Onli Tl ror BOYS | a] FOR GIRLS | Daily Schedule: | [f You Want Your Money’s Worth in the Piano You Buy— On 485 Meters : , ‘es’ Seamless Lace”: “Ladies’ N Shoes” || | . | Ninth to Foam] Apes woo convene | “ron'woamon ernest ||| At 9:40, 70:40, 11:40 | — Handsome REMBRANDT |_| | |S10 Down and Con- Cut entirely from one ? Bright vici kid; heavy ‘|| 12:40, 1:40, 2:40, 4:00 venient Terms on a piece of leather. hand - turned | Pras | " soles: } : : ; . . . . “Ne Senmes” ‘rubber heels; plain ) Brosdcastirg of th { 3 I : : Player-Piano and Outfit Complete Three - Room Outfit ° ' e open “ rt r —— > rns ternee ie Sg toes; for style an da | ae _ closing aaaterieae He \B ; ‘Hi the St souls grain ket. , | may - comfort cannot be i Stash qusthtiene Sorsen te tate Ui H ench, Cabinet and your own! comfortable. equaled. i'l]; News Service. U. 8, Dept. of Agri. j | Pd } | ree Sines 3 to 8 {Sizes 3 to 8 J] caikare: Liverpoot, and ew Yor selection of latest Music Rolls| r OUR PRICE, OUR PRICE, ‘l} bonds and money market: pealtr, and butter market: metals market: | { ' ie IP ‘ ee U. 8S. official weather reports an4 1 i ah | as # 4: | forecast and news bulletins. " Leh reo] ! o ; My vd , Rs, 2 ok eee ct edics’ 8 p. . m.—400 Meters PER WEEK . 66 ° 99 “l adies’ Nullifiers” House Slippers Special program by talented sing- OME WEAR FOR LADIES : ; \usicfans, short address a i. FOR H ‘ 1a! Made of bright glazed vici kid, | ae teathires. Details anaounees Bt choice of patent trimmed or plain . with flexible soldés and daily in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. toes, black glazed } rubber heels. | Sunday—1I P. M kid, with flexible ‘ Broadcasting of the baseball game. soles and , play by play, between the New York heels. , Giants and the New York Yankees— no broadcasting at night. rubber heels, stylish, | L eS Ee eee oe ae - Oe ae a oe Fe ie Ot ENS tre ab tix e » r ; 9 ss - mart 2 T f _— Neti lg he SMR BR INE kA A IO Atal E 5 SUR) PO Mice PMA OEY ABA. SREP Lin Ai Ho Pit ERS se Salat ARES ) YOU NEED PAY NO MONEY DOWN 3} Liberal allowance on your Piano or oe graph—or if you have neither, a moderate = 2269 \SEU PUREE ERS a4 ae WR down payment will do. Come in see the Rembrandt, hear its Sizes, $ OL et All M onday Evening , sp heautiful tone. We only have a few available at the low price. | | | Happy D ay ; usical program s fron 2 Sizes Fi] wna “Standard Ol! Band of Wood We again cut the prices on our Guaranteed Used Pianos, iijeetieemees pus |, Elec. Washer a th a ae Oe River, Ill. “Child’s F irst-Steps”’ “Baby Soft Soles’’ Address (Fire Prevention Day) by P layers and P honographs. Beginners and all who want Fi | —. This is a ae cup Washer; no G. A. bMadison. Chief Inspector of tt adiso 18 pins to catch othes or tear TURE-SHAPE LASTS St. is Fire Prevention Bureau. | | Sag peeping AIA ooo mt sae peonigenes ~sapll a low price instrument should come to Lehman’s this week pee = ' them; adjust bie wringer attach Pimther with white or black ki {ton Shoes, in all — |. Terms; $1 a Week Terms; $2 a Week 3 Ber, three tubs... $62.75 tops, or all brown or 2 white, all black, or , ON THESE ON THESE : s 4 Ra black kid. All have } black vamp with Bradford, Upright Regal Player-Piano $12! j | | Combination nges hand-turned soles, ¢ white to | Paumeister, Upright 80 | Bradford Player, spe i , ' Fl wedge heel, ag | . Gabler, Upright $s Angelus Player 12: : —' : High oven and broiler Superior pe HAM \\ oor | Console Phonograph, Mahogany | J. & C. Fischer, Mah. Upright, ~ 2a"! & | G bl 1 4 MF HE TWIN Also all-white moc- | with 10 new Records S$ 56 $120 ° ~ > Range. ray or ue enamei, Sep - a and casins, ribbon trim- And Many Others at Equally Attractive Prices coal, 4 gas burners. T bi “Sn 0c | STON OFSERES OME! EH MAN PIANO CO. |lsccocec=:| YO compe ee ee Alig. A. Uddioon, Pie Inpector, LEHMAN CORNER—1101 Olive Street || o..°""* J Sores pie lowest price in FOR MEN AND BOYS ; ; the city on Soft, pliable pearl and Dr. Louis Guggenheim to (ly pg tee Speak Monday Evening. Pe Pe Se LS “Army Shoes” MUNSON LAST Guaranteed; gas ppt s free —— Floor Lamps— at this price. 6-ft. mahogany toe, o a k leather soles ang heels for Brown Chrome Elk eepaeenet 1 Perfect Combinat! Steg! Og! week. and echoo! | ou Gray ename ect Combination Lamps, with a wear. P | §$tarting at 1 o’clock this after- . gas and kitchen Heater, 4 gas le 26-in. shade; a ane: $5. 00 BOYS’ — _ Welt sewed. $4.00 Boys’ noon, the Post-Dispatch Radio burners, double oven for gas, 2 complete for : Wd 50 Broadcasting Station, K S D, will | holes for BOYS’ 3 00 ; 5 | to 6 sei e if > . i ¥ # . , Mch. sewed... . ‘ | send out, play by play, the story LITTLE Men's, a of the Sunday game in the worid’s $2.50 6 to l11.... 3.00 baseball championship series, as the Gray or blue enamel Elevated Giants and Yenkees clash at the Gas Polo Grounds, New York City. Range, = inch bake oven $69 and broiler * “Men’s House Slippers” Radio enthusiasts who also are baseball fans will thus enjoy ths e next best thing to seeing the gam | A Home Necessity with their own eyes. Not only will Stores | fores | We make an allowance of $5 the scores be broadcast, but th : | and upward for your gas or black kid E A pair of brown or blac asy ‘ | Coal B or Heater. Slippers, in Everett or Nullifier “balls” and ‘‘strikes’’ as cailed by} pattern, is a luxury that every man the umpire, will be heard. . 4 | should have. We have the kind he ie i be we heenienation t- in a in | 15% discount on all cash wants. , | sales this week night, but an unusually good prog- 2 a BROWN OR BLACK KID, $3 00 ram has been arranged for Mon- St. q turn or stitchdown soles. . day evening. G. A. Madison, chief OuIS Ouls a OS Sees ee inspector of the St. Louis Fire Pre- Ps lexible soles canevey ie OR BLACK KID, vention Bureau, will make an ad- : Shewln g eather. antes J | dress on the subject of “Fire Pre- | | + Inside Construction |vention Day,” and Dr. Louis K. ; we | Guggenheim, St. Louis, will make “d : Ld da Ced Chests ~ 'an address on “Tonsils and Ade- - we 4 The _ cele- n u ar . : . _ — b Wil- z rated Wil- I yraae im all duisheo—Ameoricas noids. — 411 b : son H The musical program will be fur eater | walnut and natural; some specially — - —_— ee ee ee i a i a a light $3.60 > rooms of your — te — or a ere eR A AN TC NT TT TTT TT - Ret eRe aR ENR aR ae ONC Ce ns ms — : : Pa ee a A ce ge SOer SORE P+, - — mn ' Se a) Se Ree ol TONE ey ne deli eo? ~ A ee Sao Pee ka a > Se =. nts } a . f . - . : Oe ih " eee are ey EL RE Ne ee ae LE AE Se ae Re pi eee Es rae i> Pierte D~ yie pat by Per ae ‘ Sia ee ee oe a rie ets Laie Y yok > Sy . o a of he . . ad ee ei 7 ot es Ho ree 5. week RTD Do noha a Hl he ert pee Ty hee . BG C re " » ww Pe ° a. so ” © * os, * * Vera.» 2 3 ed ¥ es oS eo ee 3 ‘ Re ee a OR ie ks ae “ . — ys - — eS PL ee gs > " ; aS nee App. Se ae is are » ae lor ree ae fe LA a og. | eee a ha 2 iin Se Vag eS : g: ok 3 ; : ais . eet ee ee ee . _ Pe oS tek lee Se en Ba rare mite’ pane bape Fas Rat ‘ x ceeaiinal. ee ne Ske ieee oe F P = y f > - « © gu aranteed ae cee te upholstered in ex- = T da phone There was jolly dance mu- , . . ues y sic by the Melodee-Pheens and ———" to you y mohair with out- ie songs by the Knickerbocker Four. ' on backs $165.00 ig | Good music, such as last night's | rin . : awe to ou lentertainers furnished, always de- ; =, . € lights the wireless audience and , | ay be arranged, jf #] PE ished by soloists f the Stand-| tr | Kee : : [a s y , 1e Stand- 1 , ps fire ; cial attention. tt S CIAL mer ‘O11 Band, Wood River. ll. ww. caine “cae nawis tee war pete Pag tt Last night Station K 8 D sent out H yw st y air- Zoom Suites it M on day & ee ee. ont one Fancy Large, Smooth Irish Cobblers RS tight; mado | fom ; : ru programs of recent weeks, accord- ae TS in four sizes two-piece Living- if i. ing to cbeindatn received ny aete- 15-Pound Peck 10-Pound Bag : i > and price > eae Living-Room Suite 4 = , there are requests for encores which in taupe mohair, | Seer ere oe ge eS me = " “SIT, RE ea a RP Zi asi \y T cannot always be furnished Th iT younger radio enthusiasts are espe- t . built like a furnace; makes g edge and seat, (a size, Open Bulge op, oe delighted with musical num- . : cating 14 Peay any ethan stove; nape | burns red; eas $195.00 The Melodee-Pheens use a plano, os hea aicies As $47. 00 ; | 1 eCTr- overe cornet, banjo, violin, saxophone and play of Console drums, under the leadership of Round Airtight Heater, nicely Richard R. Taylor, director. Some _nickeled; just the thing 10 00 nds of their numbers were solo pieces. $ . F " The Knickerbocker Four rendered . ; Cc rload oittees tt Sette Mie tia invi ; lv i a wide range of songs in very agree-| adian ome Rebui a 0 ly invite your eart} le | able fashion, and thelr music was Small Size, a Base wpe Ptr linings and “— eel aah iE received clearly. 0 pot g as new; & new one is | Well Smoked 5c HOLSUM (Brand) Be) rent srs sc ihis wm g 8 99 ee JUST RECEIVED i The Wonderful : Q | . 3 ' $1672 Awarded to Chicago Woman E ; t mad . . " qual to any instrumen e— ad 0 . With fancy . lining; Whose Trunks Were Flooded at The Cheapest Meat 2 Can Buy HEATERS plays all records—we furnish Edi- on Rugs may be’ 3 la . | Union Station. For gas, double combustion son sapphire point needle for Edi- undry bag, shoe e tea * jury in Circuit Judge Rutledge’s peed An exceptional W. Ford of Chicago, formerly of St. FLA KE FREE B ARS . u Louis, against the St. Louis Tranter | , mw. eat our former ‘Co. because of damage by rain to! - FOR Cc GOLD SEAL nations of blue, 1 ‘when it was in possession of the de-! oF 4 ith RUGS | range in price }— Made in St. Louis—Guaranteed eee. Fie Nevneek ne Se wrenlea) ee r the 9x12 size. 1 ‘street baggage depot at Union Sta-. SS ta O n @ Royal sample line of Y : nee ition on Sept. 24, 1918, when a’ sr Axminster : | | heavy rain caused water to flood} Wi ee Boge at a big es ees, wih WARDROBE TRUNKS |) "2:5 or COOKING BOOK) =: 3 $45. ‘ i | ‘ + t a ; ‘which the plaintiff said was worth a TS o &Di6 Bath Mats, in i 1 or . $125, and several dresses. Water)! 7° a | W th e ra) hite. ; - gee . ec ¥y $45.00 Our former pee caused the colors to run, and most. 3 é i ac $29.55 i | } . ae $ | C Fiber Ward- $21 5() of the articles in the trunks,\were | 1 ate Aa | J | v-: robe Trunk... e ruined, Mrs. Ford said. * Pai}! | | : | == ‘fell in a cloudburst which sev qd eo] tions Pale ké , aT | Mill Creek valley and the subway ae eer . > sted 7 ’ $100.00 Our former price iat Union Station. There was such | ), C AMMA'S f 7 e: ‘and into the midway, the defense | , koleums for kitchen, 7° ¢ | $150.00 Our former price |] statea. EXTRA No. 3 Can... : use, in all the pec a my fp: Fiber Ward- $75 00 _ Counsel_for Mrs. Ford argued that N > c = red J : >" | > > the company had ample warning, | §& oO an... y and black, a | — ——— robe Trunk... . . rain having fallen from 7 a. m., and STANDARD : S P E C | A iF S yard $1.60 to $3.00 : ? - | ng ane oy poi rT 9 See Tomorrow's POST-DISPATCH ‘ , Tte . . —- defined the legal theory of an act| , : esigns and colors = q mm Boxes, fitted—special.......... WE Tice nel wand tn the anne, aa beled! C0 FFEE Your Luc S. C IC 3 1. ‘ = : | something caused “by a force of na-| ; mT] ! TM mT | ty ? . ‘Jiyear. Forty-four states and 21 for- li TU Hn Wit 40s“ One of the Oldest Trunk Manufacturers in America cis aienbries aire vepleheeieh be Superior Radiators, “double case and welted back Mirrors as well as for a small room it 3 RUN TRANSFER COMPANY MUST PAY Bake Fry or Boil - E * | . a | 7 ne Wilton jf j K FOR DAMAGE TO CLOTHES BY RAIN senen neem Mozart | ; a Te Drain wavinw 1 A . ge Rutledge’s | KIRK’S = Sh pping Bag burner—cheap at son records—finished in mahogany, 1s terd ed dict | ‘ this price walnut, Jacobear or ir exposition of “PMMy 7,739 izcning for 167202 in favor of Mra J. nd ie fumed ‘oak...-.-+.-++ DOO00 Wilton Rugs in | ‘price of $50. Special at. | wearing apparel belonging to her| WHITE Among the articles were a hat, | Rug for - . | bs ‘ | The transfer company, in de-| Be " We Axminster ugs—A | ; 'fense, pleaded th t of God the- - er ane and col a al + ' $60.00 a former a ae oisaiidens comin tint seewanill ——— A) ei r5.16 fe Ba a=) pha Ww $32 5() /11 a. m. and noon 4.56 inches of rain | . 3 ; ; wy downpour that water flowed from ton Rugs, for door- — ; ; t , : Fiber Ward- $49 5() | Market street over the rotunda of JEMIMA $6.25 ; oat , Tobe Trunk... . , ‘the Terminal! Hotel at Union Station . oo white and blue and : 3 » = that the defendant ynould have put | CANNED No. 1 Can. *- 6'2c FOR THE WEEK ia 4 ‘ture unexpected and not reasona- nae, ™ HMP.C. MURPHY TRUNK CO. | "== ola urth Floer, F ® o | © | St. Louis University Enrollment. * CENT = P re 1 Sa stud S i en- ————= |/} 707—WASHINGTON AV.—707 tees SS BARS I those-who have matriculated,

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Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. 6B STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— aA SEE OUR BASEMENT EOOs Philippine Wear 4 $1.50 Lace Berthas $12.50 Beaded Bags () 1 ; } } : ee = — - $54. . a 7 . | : | tiful Beaded f ‘e, in drawstring or vanity ) | | - , are . . ~y — b > b ? a @ Two thousand Envelope Chemises and Gowns of batiste . RANE. 0 ape ge strie and with shel or lingerie cloth; every garment hand-sealloped and ex- | lace and net Berthas os “— Tracion-picated styles, with dainty from which it will be 3 pleasure to choose. All Bags silk lined, with —- ~ - oe quisitely hand-embroidered in some attractive | 95 | edgings on the frill; regular beaded or silk handles. Only 200 im group, so choose We Give Eagle Stamps and nedeem Full Bex e ; * i = In end 7 ; - pang ea GSoeoCrsrrr es SE een eer © @e @e © © ee oe 5 7 s . ed ’ of ; Pa % : design. All sizes. Special at S$ e : $1.50 raiues— Me av early. Special at or $250 agi Werchandise Few R + a 4 at re of Sad field ~ » y ve AR ao ry - le en ee ee EO LR EL OO - A the gy OA gl: tier GRIME Ae Ee foie vr Ve as , ar x i : em i io Beginning Tomorrow—an Egggiey That Will Us Sale of 25,000irki omen’s and Misses’ Coats | ie Cie wide ew fon SONI NY ORIN (Ce NIN eR IT eA RR IIR Ba + a ye a, 7 a" : . . . eo eee re es seen. ae aete c Whig 52 Eh! RR at eh A Pi EM APE A PA Ee: BAEC hee = 0 ste : eta eH a Ab Mieenian ci stpimlanrs- “pit eats - - r “> fi on - - . o Hine xs ‘ ’ eng AGB ao RAEN RRS AN BOE oa ela MPN EN A e She8 ge. Secale Om x a GTR ant Nypligscigcte: eRe ote: Ever Planned, Offering 2 Gi ite Sn TF 5 Se ie ear eT vw ts : PY ° Piet : , “ whe e J wre, ‘ Pe Lee Pe ee ee Te ee _ eats tis - eee ee eH Pee Pee. eae aL yields malate Se cae aid ay nab as ny ree Te ean serena > cages yp a peniietaal aive? inns, ad her es Plain, Embroidered and Fur Trimmed Models—Choice _ = : * ’ - Se Se. " : = tas . “— o ERAT ihn cc OR I i } : . . j gt meer ee ef Drab oye che Te Bae, et aie ut eee , me os Y vy as : meen : wag awh . eS Ont: cad to. 254 Oe « y oe Housewives, Hotel and Boardinghouse M¢ 39ce & 45c Towels : =s 3 49¢ & 55e Towels 3 . Special, Each Special, Each — 5 Q : —: | 33C @ 4 six6S-tach cise, with pine 18x38 colette border; tix Cee een eee secauble | 43 white double thread; 19x39 | Kau Each. ... Titers 347345 HE - «* i* . 2 - > Pa -« > eeesens . . fz. oa > i $4: . —~ riz * S25: * » aed > > >> ae rs sre . Ps — . . : ? ++. ey sim AS Sede IE: é a Bt ga plrgy4 : mS | ; 44 tm.:; extra heavy double sei : : thread, with white corded striped border, double thread : . ’ border; 21x43-in. white heavy and 22x44, plain white, hea double thread towels. doubie-thread Towels ay il lieh citation ated eid Pemeh ai tiliaabied teats aha) dad, ak “ an ae en eee sos anes ate cell A AE ta A BIN: ane ellie. 7 a bs) 3 , > = * - + 7 t a ee a y aoe Pe ee Ee Oe , Wy ad ee eet an CM ee ee 4.25 © epee Ree yal ey patch C8. Ee sae cbt - ~~ ane a ee ee ee ee 2 —e om . ae ome All white 22c Towels = h. mesa Special, Each — | blue or pink 2 4 tidy “uperior >Re ( : — : eity berder 3 Sines toad 7: : . Extra q 18x34-inmch soft plain white | a ke faney eorded Towels and i17x35-inch full ay pm ar bine: 26am leached Towels, with blue striped ~ oo eels arn an a ce en ee ae ee eee Te I nT RnR eT — eae EE al BLT 2 } eee oe - sa ais i Mating a A 5 u Boh Gis le Sak YS f Be a AR SO ies owe sigan Tw re border. . rio heey ee nee ee Cee aad eo ae *. @ It is necessary to see these elegant Coats to fully realize what an opportunity, we are offering. The styles are the very newest and smartest as the few illustrated well show, and they are handsomely : [== — tailored of those rich, soft weaves so fashionable this season. In fact, =: Men! Young Men! It Will Pay to Attend This : every woman and miss with her Wénter Coat yet to choose should | not overlook this remarkable selling. Sizes 14 to 44. : ~ 1 1] S] 1 | sy | Materials Fur Trimmings | Include the lustrous weaves of Are beaver, squirrel, wolf, 3 : $6, $6.50, $7 and $7.50 Values Maryanna, Pandora, Poinctanna, | — | ; pelverette, velour, Normandy and a | ‘ s “> - . = 7 .3 ‘ x 7 » | ven 7 ; ; % = y : ? 4 . 4 t 4 ‘ é ~. € 2 ; ret a f = 4 - > ~ ¢ = 2 - 3 : - 7 — 3 - =F * 42 “s -* 4 > 4 se * : 7 ¥ i > : eu ¢ ks 2 7 g a 2 q 4 &% : be > = : -7 t . § 2 — 2 2 de — | + $@ : ; ? r i i 7 ; f : : 3 f es . 3 : r = > © : % ' es 4 : : : - es : : % % > —— «= ¥ - ¢% : t} cs & . : ‘ “ 2 i * A Event Extraordinary! $30,000 Sale of — 7 Latauseca PEARL JEWELRY. | £2.10c Presenting an Enormous Collection of Beautifully Wrought Pieces 5 Goat petty wowed Bad tom, & Regular and extra sizes; | delicate mesh; shown {= new Fall designs > Se ory every style. with insertions to match edges. : = i Third Fleer 1 New Metal Laces . French made Laces in metallic effects; a aoa to KJ ee | ee An Unasual Saving Opportunity in : 65 re.. ) 3 ctual Worth | 15c to 25c Cluny Laces 1 2,000 Pairs Gauntlet Gloves to Fancy Work Laces S31 & Arig 2 @ New Dresses of excellent ging i hams in 15 Fall styles. New and at- tractive collars, cuffs, vestees and belts add to the smartness of these Dresses, atid there are many solid colors and checked patterns. Hig fea ; ; Tih ’ aif : | Tt ATi 1 is : i‘. bei , : 7. : th Staahie 7 ; h dedresdddidtiddicen bai s/Aat gn ith 4 sp Petag. , iret G . Vb } Imported weares in excellent designs for 2 centerpieces; unusual values 4 | :; “ Knee 7 ; OL ex- i Special In Many cellent qual and well @ The American distributors of t he world-renowned “La Tausc2’ at, Pair... . Shades reinforced ae ot Pearls, desiring to handle Necklaces of this make exelusively, sold € Splendid quality of “Wear-Right” Gauntlet G] rs ity of ear-Right™ Gauntlet Gloves of serviceable ancy CoE us their entire stock of “La Tausca” Pearl Jewelry at price con- | cessions which bring these surprising values. { Wool Blankets caer Gheves dana ae wrists and embroidered two-toned Four thousand pieces with solid gold. goldfilled and sterling | In practically light dark shades mountings set with beautiful ‘‘La Tausca’’ Artificial] Pearls in com. ft ee = ee bination with genuine diamonds, rhinestones, imitation sapphires, } + Pr A gee LL Another Big Feature Event Starts at 9 ; a oa * etc., are offered at the following special prices: | $1256 $8.75 and $10.75 Scarf Pins $2.45:0381195 | “alae $3.75to $9.95 Waldemar Chains $8.4510$12.75 | > 45 @ Soft, fleecy Blankets; all wool | Pe ec are . ed s ] f S e CG , | nae... we, $6.75 =| and 5-ib. avis: size 70x80 inches; | | | xe Cescacae a e O emiil- u E $4.45 to $10.75 | in black and white or delicately col- } ored plaids. bound with 3-inch soi- $1.75 te $5 Earrings SS to $15 Rings Tes oo aid Blankets a aS $ 25 Products of the well-known S+. Marr's - : I “ ) | i : {| Weeolen mills. In attractive, light eslored | > and —= | plands, bound in «atin ribbor to match: dou- | -—00) pairs in the srour (ron Lod) bie bed size. Special ~ - ~ | ape reno - $14.50 | : > + © An immense special purchase is favorable to = } | v heavy crystal lead Glassware of unusua! brilli e : a l the $1.25 and $1.73 : ye purchase of every needed piece. Many of the oa : S and $8.00 Resaries = : wie oe, semi-cut leaves and mitered panels. : : Searf Pins | : | ayo ; ins $9.95 50c Chocolate Mints | ey ‘ZB , ie Inc‘uded im one group or another are celery | Special, - & ' with I | Pound... :AUSe°aA Year eacds S Seri as if r . Bale « ttra De lie io farered Mints, with large Buy for Christmas Gifts as Well as Your Own Use i creamy centers: covered with sweet chocalace Wate Fleer “Main Fieor ll 9 tien sien: seein POR Ree eee et

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| stm ar. \UNDAY. Star CF : . OBER 8,192, . OCTOBER 8, 1922. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Dailv gNCEMENT ON FOLLOWING PAGE RR CO. Largest Distributors of Merchandise 1 at Retail in Missouri and the West | Third Floor eens ee s ete Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH 7 A AN a seen eee | Beginning Tomorrow—Demonstration of the New 66 ° . Elasticside” Corsets @ Miss Stella Bertke, a « demonstrate just why t} webbing in sides, ! girls and women ~ Glove Silk Vests | Women’s Vests, fine! 7 « men's Vests, finely woven of pure silk and nicely hem- stitched on t , it Hoover Electric Sweepers @ For a limited time we will send a Hoover Eleetrie Sweeper to your home for a free three-day trial. If vou desire to keep it, attractive ternfs may be arranged. . Basement Gallery pecial representative from the factory, will ls new with elastic Pp and shoulder straps; bodice style, in pink = 4 - 4 ‘ Only—very good length— ) °F rate 7 $2.35 values. Monday for —-— Bleached Towels of splendid | Each... ; ; | Eeck.... absorbent quality; 19x38 and | | 20x40 inch sizes in all white; | : 18x36-inch size* with blue ee striped border. plain bie al All white with borders 24x44 inches. Plain all All-white % extra large; Fancy colog blue; 21x40 is Fancy 0 , 24x48 inches, © my % ' — - : ™ eas 95c Towels Special, Each 75C Extra quality and extra large; Superior qualit d | . eeeed ot ee 5 ) ouble-thread | fancy corded ; striped border; in pink | lain nica Fi Bath Towels, with | or blue; 26x50 inches. hemes corded border; extra large, 26x54_inches, Third Floor Mercerized yarn Towels with solid | blue or pink border; 24x46 inches. | Superior quality, soft and with nov- | elty border in pink or blue; 26x54-in. Monday Our Furniture Section F eatures Overstuffed Mohair Suites 24 5 if Handsome Suites for the living room; some with hand-carved bases; all in loose-cushion style with outside back also of mohair; —T in the Set are davenport, chair and high-backed wing chair. $97.50 Value... pile and having rich, Woven ‘of excellent | yarns and offered in a / splendid assortment of | | designs and color com- | m 8 eth (nh wm wm ow copies of Persian and Chinese designs and allover patterns; size 9x12 feet, with fringed ends; seamless style, Axminster Rugs $49.50 Values for. $39.65 Extra heavy quality seamless Rugs in a good assortment of Oriental, Handsome Rugs, beautifully woven of supe- rior quality yarns and offered in a choice of binations desirable for || plain rich colors with single-band borders; parlors, living rooms, || extra size, 9x13 feet. Colors include popular etc. ; 9x12-foot size with || shades df taupe, blue, rose, brown and green, fringed ends. | bai 7 Wilton Rugs Axminster Rugs | $81 to $85 Values for $30 Values for $66.50 $23.95 Varied assortment of ifh if m emt i) Royal Wilton Rugs $125 Values for in m in r | $450 Dining-Room Suites | Splendidly constructed of genuine walnut in the Queen Anne Period style, with buffet, china cabinet, oblong table, serving table, armchair and five others; special at.......... $295 | mmm Oriental, medallion and | conventional designs in harmonious color com- binations; finished with fringe; size 8.3x10.6. Seamless Rugs for small rooms, size 6x9 feet, in attractive pat- | terns and color combi- | mations to harmonize $94.50 Seamless Rugs of su- perior quality in hand- | some patterns and col- orings for any room; size 8.3x10.6; finished conventional and me- dallion designs, in vari- ous colors; 83x10.6 size. Wilton Rugs | with fringe. Four-Post Beds $65 Values 545 Handsome and _ exclusive stvies of genuine ‘‘Cowan’’ Beds, made of solid mahogany; four-post models, in full or twin bed size. Seventh Fleor Velour Suites Walnut Suites | Bedroom Suites $300 Values : $300 Values $475 Values $185 $195 $335 Three-piece Suites, hand. | Bedroom Suites consisting of | Walnut Suites with beanti- somely upholstered in velour | bow-end bed, dresser, chiffo- | ful finish—all pieces of dust- | ae Pe guy eat | robe and vanity dresser, in the | Reese csameees saotes . . ) e . i - | loose cushion seats, with out- | Louis XVI style, with dull rub | robe, vanity dresser, bench, side back of same material. | finish. chair and rocker. HAnnMhwmommmaminninm fanhwm A Sale of Fall Singer Electric Machines Excellent $ Values at. q@ Standard Singer Sewing Machines of the convenient portable electric type: com- plete with dependable motor; nicely finished case with good woodwork; a wonderful In Six Lots Priced From convenience for the home dressmaker. Desk Machines 3¢ to 29° Console Machines | aoe Special Monday @ In these groups you will find $135 papers of all kinds in pleasing col- Value, $] 10 Very high-grade models, electric Desk Machines, with dependable motor; excel- or combinations, suitable for all teed All — specially lent woodwork on case. A Machine de luxe; this handsome Con- sole gate-leg model, with electric sewing machine equipment. $75 New Home Cabinet Machines $50 Floor Sample Cabinet Machines . Rebuilt White Rotary Machines............... . 825.00 All Machines sold under guarantee and on our convenient Club Plan. Sixth Flowr eI Seamless Velvet Rugs —— @ Knee or ankle! cellent quality &™ reinforced. In ™ taupe, purple am® fancy cuffs. : 800 p 200 f a Harts at 9 O'Clock Téining Monday’s i os ’ > ef ¥ *) . . | re favorable to you. for 4 $2.25 Grade, usual brilliance * a | Gal. Can... $1.80 y of the pieces I a 4 Dependable grade of ready- “4 : mixed Floor and House Paints aa , : offered at significant sav- are celery trays nh a mii fruit bowls, salad bowls *™ ae nd $2.50 Pieces Choice at $1.00 By bringing room measurements with you we can immediately esti- mate the entire cost of papering. Fifth Fleer Axminster Rugs $16.50 Values for $13.50 Rugs for small rooms, reception halls, ete.; 46x6.6 size,: in rose. blue, tan and mixtures, in pleasing patterns; all seamless style. Houseware “Specials” ——— — _ Axminster Rugs | ¥ith *ny interior. $8.50 Values for $65 Values for | 4 9 a | | . » $52.50 | Wilton Velvet Rugs || _ txtensive setection of Various patterns in Throw Rugs, 27x54-inch attractive color combi- | $ S 5 size, in rich, soft colors, nations for any room $42.50 Value . to be used with larger in the home; size 9x12) for... . sues ee == | Rugs; fringed ends. feet; seamless style. | Oriental, —e and — os | ama ee ~ v i llent yinati 7 | Axminster Rugs | porn te ir cea the Goraine Peed | a $8.50 Values for shades; size 9x12 feet, finished with fringed ends. $ 1 85 i : + ) $6.60 Fifty full rolls of this Hearth-size Rugs, 36x Royal Wilton Royal Wilton | high-grade Carpeting, ant . ' | F in the fashionable taupe 10-inch, in a good as | Rugs Rugs hola, Pies arian peng Mg ia ae _ $20 Values for $12 Values for room measurements. ie | $ 13.75 $8. 5() Linoleum Rugs | | | 18 Values for Axminster Rugs | Handsome Rugs for, Small Rugs, 27x54 ‘ $5 Values for | the hearth, size 36x72 inches, in soft rich $14.65 | inches, in colors that tones of rose, blue, tan ; $3 65 | will blend with any | and mixtures, finished Serviceable for kiteh- etme a quality | interior. | with fringed ends. = dining hig | — . t4 _& own in blue, bro Throw Rugs, 27x54-inch | and mixtures with good size, in the wanted col- enamel finish ; 9x12 feet. ors and patterns to mateh larger Rugs. Linoleum Per Sq. Yd. 3° Closely woven of splendid quality. yarns— Four yards wide ; will with deep soft pile that insures long service— || cover ordinary room and displayed in a wide range of attractive | | without a seam; cork patterns and color combinations to harmonize |— Linoleum with enamel with any interior; 9x12-foot size, finished with || finish in_ the wanted : |-eolors. Bring room UN I RE SH ee Hnonuwuarertdiuuwwdanwuwtmtuwdwoadawanw wu fringe. Make It Possible to Save on Many —~ . Home Needs | F — | 60c Galvanized Coalhods....... .... 4Z¢e $1.50 Handle Axes . PROP Oee $2.25 Griswold Dutch Ovens ......... %1.44 90c Aluminum Saucepan Sets $6.05 Medicine Cabinets 60c Brooms; full shoulder $1.65 Standard Mail Boxes $4.50 Carpet Sweepers 75c Galvanized Washtubs $2.25 Savory Roasters $1.75 Ironing Boards 15 ity ‘ak PF cen Ss 50c 50-F't. Clothesline sheets to a roll; lim 65c Household Chamois : | 75c Furnace Coal Shovels . $1.65 Reading Apple Parers .... 45c Bight-Foot Clothes Props ........ S5c Galvanized Water Pails ose Cee $2.00 Diamond Edge Food Choppers. .#1.24 90c Garbage Cans, with cover...... Ivory Soap, six cakes for .. "Tphadd eeadeeee Of Regular $1.55 Grade— Special, Per Sq. Yd — $ 1 Dependable quality Linoleum, with that go through to the back; dis- olaved in a wide range of patterns for kitchens, hed- , : Tit inding thie. hloe ’ and mosaie effects. Fifth Fieer a wid owi@w wow eolors Toilet Paper l2zc Grade, » DOC Six Rolls Mixed Paints —_— rooms. ete —= A C—O eee ee woeudiuuownm wowrannhnn nee eu ww ewe uunnwstuawtmnmnerauanhua & a Bw wy mw . el — : 7 7 ™ a v, 1 : 4 TT rea Mig TULSA CLL at LEP lb la RN nam at TPP PIPE PPIR PPP IP IPE PPE P PEL EO ee ae “ . Crystal White Soap La inary SoOap. Lim iG" oc ’ . ‘yf Lila ) orders iasement Gallery $1.75 Wash Boilers Large size; made of heavy tin. with strong copper bot- tom and tin cover; epecial at i wamwyuw@ a

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a Wwe SPENT OI APRS Cie WOU 2 Oe LEP A pum re. ~ “a ie i ee ere. oe eee. oo ae Send a all m5 eaten tecaibah aii’ bs RPE AR IO LN ECON RING, AIOE a ON oth TA ee ek i ee 3 age) a Sen 8B ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Women’s Purses | eee @ A large assortment of Leather Purses in | black, brown and gray. Some have 95¢ | mirrors and coin purses. | _er-*s © + * * Basement Econemy Store | 1D i AUC ie “We Give Eagle Stamp s and Redeem Full Books for $2 in Cash or $2.50 in Mere har ndise- —Pew Restric ‘ted Artie les Exc epted ——— — a _—— a Se — ! il! [Jinvseneunn bannnayiii {navavennuvente The City Circulation of the Dailv POST- DISPATCH alone Aporoximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Tim SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON TWO PRECEEDING PAGES Largest . Distributors of aes, ae at Retail in Missouri and the West Begins Tomorrow in the Basement Economy Store aaa es Combined. AMOUS -BARR CO. SUNDA OCTOBER French Mixed Ca @ Consists of assorted Chocola bens, Caramels, Jellies, Fudzeatd — other Candies. Monday, pound... wes Basement Ecouemy TT Presenting Factory Samples, Remnants, Short Lots and Specially Purchased Groups of Seasonable Merchandise at Extreme Underpricings. Liiid ee aeeeee LLL ~ ae =_~——— . > x=_—_ =~ ~~ = — . ~ — SS ‘ x . 7 — pea Lin Beginning Monday-—A Factory Sample Sale of Vital Interest to Women and Misses ur-IT rimmed & Plain Winter Coat rocaids or Dink coutt!. Sreetal at $1.29 Bags@ment Ecenemy tore Rustproof Corsets waist line modeis, with eiastre at top; of pink satin striped material @ Large, small and medium size Hats, de- Lyons reiret, in black reioped of panne and and the approved shades: med with metal ornaments and noveities. -becomingly trim- shades, A Particularly Favorable Purchase Makes Possible This Sale of Women’s Low Fall Shoes rimming. Plain oF drop Factory Sample Sale of Fiber Sweaters “2 ~ ear ere r} Ta! Seconds of $2.98 to $4.98 Grades...... ¢ Women's tixedn and Fiber shipover models, wii) + : — n r um or dropstiten weare Ait $3 to $5 Grades—Beginning Monday, Choice at... .. @ The illustration shows four of the the-ordinary sale. and patent leathers im black and tan. 24— to 5 in one style or another. be MNUMervus modes High, low imehicded in tis ‘ Choice of Oxfords, straps and openwork Slippers made and Cuban heels. AI! Imperfections are hardiy notice- ible and will not affect wearing qualities. of Ki “a Basement Econemy ‘tore “1 Z¢s8 tr + Homefurnishers Will W elcome This Sale of $4 to $4.50 Sample Lace Curtains =e """| Men’s Wool Sweaters “o AD Samples of $6 to $8 Grades. . Offered Monday, Special at, Pair....... @ Domestic-made Curtains which are copies of imported patterns. Finished wit > neat borders and lace edges. In the desired shades. $3.75 Curtains Sheer Marquisette Cub- tains, with lace insertions; in white, ivory and beige. Special, ihe nin hee a pte $3 Curtains Filet and Seotch weave | Curtains, in a wide range of patterns in various $1.95 day, pair . ops ae $2.65 In the lot are a number of $2.25 Curtains Marquisette Curtains wit! | hemstitehed border an , lace edge; wanted ihodon, oad $1.59 with P'oral, Sampies of imported Irish ventional Point Curtains that can be used for various pur- poses. Special, wach, 49¢ per vard ™ Ed a Shadow Lace Ct 25c ation White or crossoOar Geaigus; tor making sash or ruffle curtains; yard, 48 Cretonnes hight and Pee ia VMoud . ?} A , 35 . L« Jot ce P>rett’! 7 i?) phay? c Basement FEcenemy Store : Unvement Fcenemy “tore ee ek a a bag nna ana The Factory Sample Sale of Domestics Features Seamless Bed Sheet All-silk heavy Canton Crepe—40 inches wide. In navy and black only. $1.98 Yard-Wide Dress Taffeta, yard . : $3.00 Knitted Crepe; navy, black or brown: yard. : In the Silk Section— Canton crepe > $1.98 40-in. Crepe Meteor Coven., biue: yard... 81.19 ~ $1.39 Silk Shirtings; 32 and 36 in; yard........_. 81.09 $1.19 Lining Silks; yard wide; yard......—-_—_.. _... Te $1.69 36-in. Changeable Taffeta, yard. . $1.09 ae fod q@ [hese Sheets are strongly hemmed and will a9 4 jH give satisfactory service. All are 990x108 inches. : 2. Made of good quality sheeting. Imperfections : is / are scarcely noticeable. Limit of two to a buyer. | 20 Cotton | 98 Damask $2.50 Spreads _ Zt hs ~ wi term vard lengths; in bine Sampte Bedspreads; 7 -i n, and white, red and white, buff size; handsome designs, with t 39 ud white: e med ends and ‘ancy work Ic figures; po beg ready for ionday rd GR. VRE. s amodiieincecs wns: MOM ot a . f Napkins, Etc. 70c ote 12'2c Wash Cloths 45c Tubing Sampie Linen Napkins Mill lengths, to ten Samples, of heavy quality Mill lengths of tre and Bercerized pattern yards, U4 widt inbieaech Terry cloth, bime or pink ten rvards: 42 inches CT ths, . Various Wh rd cad Feppereil obrand; limited stripes, with woven 7¢ weil-known brand. widths—whiie lot re | mantity: Mon- imitials. Mondar. 7 v . mains, Monday less 2 kaw. rard . 44Ac onda) each .. Mondar, y or - ) 39c Sateen inem, 25- Musi; Outi $2 Dress ie Wied) AF Ve oe ings Mill lengths of Lining | Mill length of & oa a gths | if uit. ire Dieached Outing Plan- Sateen, two to five yards; | Linen, 67 inches : f-Loom lusiin, to to ten nei, sampi e lengths two to > rich, meen sy ae . gt lustrous black; execel- | bleaehed, round 50c Towels Pure bleached samnie Tow- , ; ==x sat ‘ . »t¢ 7 OTF TY ~ * eer a ry > i - a : a . ‘ > 7 mires Som 34 eee 17 — > — ic per rard 29 ct Seconds of $2.50 Grade—Monday_. sr &° spiendid for ro rfArTment > sieep- I5c = Toweling s4 inches wide. pure bleached: for table tops, nap- kins and faney work. 35c¢ Mo mdav,. rard ity; fest ten Lanes: lot; vard . $1 — Bleached m af Damask, 72 inelew remnants of 1* to Beautiful de signs; vard ....9.<«45 Tea Imperted J. 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SUNDAY, | J 3 SU SUNDAT. 19 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and Cathe . the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. 9B . v + | | 66 99 : . =e =| Jewel” Radio Receiving Sets / AGAIN Offered FREE to Boys by the |. POST-DISPATCH : || With summer “static” K S D—Post-Dispatch Broadcasting Station—One of Most Powerful in Nation #} leaving the air, the » ait . |#f ideal season for | ] “Listening in” will (0A | soon be here. ae yet a fai wwe wR NAASASA RA SS ewes S SASS AE SO ey gave TELS S&44 One of the great treats in store for owners of “Jewel” Receiving Sets is the “listening in” for K § D (Post-Dispatch) concerts, lectures, etc. K S D programs have been heard over a wide area, including every State in the United States and in five Canadian Provinces, Cuba and Mexican ports. Thousands of enthusiastic messages have been received, telling of the enjoyment afforded by the ex- cellent programs that have gone out from K 8 D studio. — Your “Jewel” set will detect and deliver from the air, at your will, the great Fall and Winter programs now planned for K S D broadcasting. *a@ « TE? Gq TE ’ S . ‘ Pi ewewwarr ASSP SS? With Every “Jewel” Outfit We Will Include Free Accessories 1d Kesyy Antennae andground ey i{| wire, insulators and lightning arresters. Installing # while only hun- fe. I mr complete ae 5 || dreds are available if ts 2 SS eas mys CQuipm : ; yard. .& ; : age 2 "1 ull boy’s own job. = tie,.| #1 Lo be among the for- You may, if you prefer, # tunate ones you should choose the Dubilier Ducon | which attaches to any elec- read this offer carefully -and— announced # Thousands of boy escling wt | $4) TAdIO enthusiasts roa ny | $9} Will want these . Soe e eee. tak Bee aiaganges MEtgitat yd ey mame mes bee N SCR e Rasa ee oy > Economy Store we : Free pe |i} Receiving Sets “»~ ee ons us. - : wera». tric light socket and makes -"~™ SVAN MHy lighting wires serve asan aerial. Prepare now to SS ~— tell your friends of the thrills of “Listening In” or expect the recital of their thrills-for the number of Radio enthusiasts grows amazingly! L TRUSH YOUR ENROLLMENT BLANK TO THE POST-DISPATCH Spreads Oe ee an ee eee eS bE SES SSS meats esacinch SM’ §©6 Get Ten New Subscriptions to the POST-DISPATCH. ~ Here Are the Requirements— meer < ———————: bg a : : etek

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pee a ; e ee TIT TE | be , T.LOUS PO UN ING, OCT 099 ST-DISPATCH ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 — - sSTNDAY : MORNING , OCTOBE | R §, 1 | eae a ees a mr Sed tae =i i © © gees : ; an tae ny Be nt ES e , Oe TO, stad goats ie hal fe te eee ey : wee Peas ee | te, | : a > od sx " | " * 4 are oP * ws ise 3 ’ a. ~ee : 7 oY 4 URING PAST | NE [NEW YORK CURE M - : KET MONEY MA RAET IS | NEW Y O RK STOCK MARKE T I! NEW YORK BONDS __| NEW TORK. Oct. 7 7 —Followtng ie a tiet of toda y's highest. 1 RA 1 7 wi rices an ef prices most active stocks dealt tx Yr ' te th ~ ad the Po * EN tga ; 30 bad . Oct. 7 ct. ‘ Total sail $a .°% . ; ) official ae 3 fu . A « sréa , “= : -Rceng ko 528 Cn 9% _ en : New Tork Steck &- Ex-*a ange we re 6.15 .158.800 , shares. co p | | mpared with 5. 2 = : Poest-Dtsvatch. Y oR New York Stock ’ a - ah change Mist ef ell bY et tal sales today - + ? =28 UD abel or 1 2 : ~ aa Market: 200 oon. — . aD Curd 4. a F- x oo. for the cales. ST Lew os; EEE TOcKE Ss. . High. on the N —_ New ° Sales - . sr = «@ a and the net net “har eos al . ; s for the a oon acres 7" “2 cr tie wee x «00 em itt ttted th 22 e- the Stock Exc> Clan ngs. with th re aa at ———s . * . . $3 354 29 bigh. lew - : and clos! ~ | leeing prices ocks Saics’ High ) Lew | Close'Ch’ge MINIXG — $50.000 3 - } Net a € = Jan : 31,000 1 Jan. i cam 424. g2. 895. STRIALS | : n. i ¢t _ te éa*? puns hg Ian $1 . | Sa L000) rire 2361 | ,oce : a yea r age. and | INDUTU 238 Acme Boe 5 Asm — ther , | rm GO Riza. : u c _ : ~ C M Tem 2 | | } sToc ARKET AVERAGES. _ Ra ne | | | 7ee Sa = , sand ~ -_— iv. Rates. i ; a s High Soa a — “ 2 : oF oar ws i> “ oo foal for A des Week. | . : a eck. 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Se si ee heh secer =ere ae a pam en for ties re . 2 ts atio ole . xabie o sS¢ Ly " - coria Te than 3 ab « se tur. > 2 Boston + ‘ ii . — woe i . ~ d . - ; c Sd - a.” > nn - on . _—_— ei — i ~~ ® = , = L ‘rac . Tr os na sor > >a . actire — tag to camo, we thiggh a i oa , Narn ay ¥ the $3 poe Ps, China 0 93 40% sas —" >. 1 ‘ 14% “Si So’ _——— Svecta! to Stock i w¥* ao . = 95% so a oa or Rt row Poy after of Bo trte a oe dise ynid t As ax ¥ x Ww on 41 & Agi aa te *: “slo F > “ 7 qs 4 s9% An — ~ 14° 5% -% CcHTC the P Sal iR “4 wT on * > Selle a% reaching !*: Ste was cum © serera! riy _ ai ¢ Stock ; % iscus oe Pre td Mot a, : ‘, * x ~or4 * Crue & 4 . > on eS, a4 - n?4 = a ' 3 ~ - - TCcaGce ost-D* . + co tr aA a7 > Ee aftact teg an? sn arm - i} - yg cis $2 e Siok. Ca! high, iow ss 8s 1 Sas - : =) Un 2 ee ae na > felt — lites cs activ ores : was ne’ s SiAT a » in bert ad af? : ———— — é \ wocmmenen 73 be i > on ~. de = > 17 > 14: i 91 *] 155 = & . and c ~~ 3 St Las} J — a + $2 Y Tneerta ln rd On while etre! [hs ~— e Socks : t ¢ a . a —-- -- a LAsP ine 6s “> ioz oe ng eff ta “th sturing rev : pe Art eo . “> 10 - ot i SPM i Gr eet a nang ¢ pen - , Eas: : He eta 39 a ces rke tet = io tat! a hn na? tak . = - - “* eer —_. = eae "9 3 °3 ¢, Cen on E2 a+ « s7 ’ men : 4s \ Bs a : be Bp ta $ > his Buy! lar couaah ain” out Swiss an Sinan npg erent ing wae ab — eee nchanged ¢ ——— = a 8 a.Bbo csumers eae 7 Sw rr . cent ... ®S s ‘ Mi of N an P th rhe nand arrencies a ~ etc in go Profit ee ee Partly « 25 BY paler a3 713 35 | ay #5 , x4 © Drin &c -.. = o. : lly the ¢ New J etrole ®, ment » featur ‘ encies w cent French c.osed = od fas i New Yori a a stock ex-ra. e Hare posse: -4 i% ers “i: 21 ates ste % = s2-° . Soe ~£ ay o : = Smei 108 Ba te igs etro 0 ah din sev cre the. ff th tr “AS ad . - .o8 Cr Lm Hail - ~ > as a Ry 4s =a 45 tar en: ™e = d " @ me. ‘ae nn as ‘ CT ie Tear . 47% . EF . a 7 . 5 — St . _™ - 9% . 232 ~ *_* ss if ms : ng spo w hig Se ed eee a ae tn mene week! oem AINGTC Germa Pp: Me Bank eo fue tL Suz “_ 22 2 Re} = a - 25 ee ae’ a Waact = - J SI} * t h att 3 — $s ag = ' ON i. 7 *~ 2. «i > «> Vi | * i : on Ss - i =3 ° oP 2¢ Jor? sa atid e : sentim Was e- record ter 65° 6 . > aa S00 - - p J S aa ~ ° = . > ~ : ’ a of q S pre « hel ates ie net ans dec eserve aa f siturs By, Boy Ss ah cae ail” tos _ oe 900 © week dank wai co 30 ~ er i >! 9 22 4: Third ist i o 103% es = eae 2 ut : ~ are , : (ter ow: -_ 3 né? ww ‘ “s ~~ “ AT ~~ ear = 5s ‘s them oe a a ped by $8.9°2 900 dema erreas rve of $2 o ia Fram iepartment ad goin on : eS ¥ Phe! liwt. ay era ~ .0Y ot nel Leer? a 3. RS - -- gp A 4 sent and ate l te i oth a Wee = «4 a =e = Mr ; , 7 = 3 ~ +o adi & & . = ay f Ne smi a laree idend. 4 I Rani The i depestt s707.8 —, ex ier on of heen £ toll ef $23. 90 Leat nS t-2 ey, | 2° St%| ¢ Wate 3 a 29 ta bt a ~ Cl ’ aT oe | — roday'e high ™— : pre fon light ao. a tunities itt op is « 38,12 foe Tease riaced 2.867. Resex - % cond! 5 Pa We 100 eh am ist Se. .10 sa ss 500 000 Gubtte te Central sd Br eure ; i Cs failing hemes “aon > 2AT.BER Ove 0.000. Ta’ > anes of S8.- ee rve Bank 8! aenaee On. « Wi A: o- 155 O% | ae — es & 00 as ose t a land debt House As Merzanine—Hotel clone i 3 hot * A iat — ; . ! a t= ~ ae : ne * _- = se ot se - J ’ - } 2 ek = individra) — | , g 4 e 7 grag att Sn -cleeeiies rear ag. + oy Seer ta State! foam ber ba t= st. | 0 Reo M me 104% ay. ifo% essere Pac As as “ee 100 SDON. Oc $18.10, to bank and | a . ‘ = | eondal: mar ireul a tne 2 , comer ear ac om the a wate ban 30 hark. ; . Sens , & a or 4% 42 & 2T Ae > - q 0e@0 end oan Wy st. > : x ndition port kets aol tye batag | ame of ared te the rompared meraase $2 ite oaioe ~~ > pert he a “se 42% “s fs 06% short Bf . 7— making bank- oe ¥ . °Y si LARD & (sure s tn ts of we 6 Tmnne ay Ande pl, > came anes ee $28" 300 Reserve ‘291.000. 25 : = & Ce L% 13 104: o7* as % bile. 2 7-1 2 per ay embers of 5! Y & | iso 9 fo" era from the . bet re a! ——— —— “estimated ee = 44%) Yr _ OOO Darks , OO on A —~ im. >? “ea 7%. eo ~4 per IMs 33% Lewis 4 : 3 co to ore song ae a? hee t cniien Taman ex ne hh 28s, OF owever, th lle HE weane $28. 000. -—y-¥ cm. * _—? = i ©. Mex Any a scount Dry Good -— "% @e antiety be an ein the dening has eee pres pared at the bart ~~ 37.800.000 Preaek I gee , 348.000. compar ceooien ge ‘ ie ‘= : 33 a e Oct 7.— Fe Three meni eS. : Bem: ie we Near over entir ) an Dece in w row 4 t 38.311 ey ~~ ye - 43 Sy 7 fs — d tens act + agg cy $4.42%.. D i on 7 cae he one tt | tee Pan he a Seed Od | Yorke siete ea acted. ae ? "z “3 —— | Hots [eS ands yy | der om ae ae od ne the a ov. $8.53 y ere Grane tune re: * Lean Seed ery . oe.cus 83 wee 33 +3 =\ KS, son & Is 3 >» is and mot on n vn iret ; 3 rece - * ) : ad . ; , wae Hereby a - und | —a brou ” al kien S83 Sune aaa oft = eae , — «. 200 Stee -, inhi: ee oe is . house New Tere | e 7 v partial ee . eoiee ae 4 ts em Leat etals s Dewi" $18 sae bee -- er Pa ee | ' ictery = =73 t+ @ ‘aii do = ponnés rar at S: Yor s tT ~tfhy- Gc $744 ate on “5 % notes tre Se or urine were hd v2 at “as ~ Age . St. Lout« —_—- saa ie won at 4 oS Ses - o> % ie RAIN ) ieee b % pour. . gl "en * 9 \. a fae 407 J ar 054 va ; : ai : — ned as ene « teday ar @: 28 pe ow. poet ; nan feet « oom bank , > : 4 ; i steady 123 pe a7 cunt Baris De $250 C | : oda: a 3 ee | Seon ng 2 of New In@ust 000 i P : Se Yolum ~ S oer pd — — resem $100. 7% . te ' : . oe 3 cost ton paten “ant te % agai and JOugN ted te PAR Drie = A. . | Hn. art’ ; “ae “ee, =e writh | See a : Seo ose, 32 os ° freet " Br * Ie"s co r of the e. S. Lea ve 4 beans pees wee oe : Com ; grasuisted. thts : {futures | eall for a cleeed | redemetion. S30" 2 ‘Tier wee 20 — cal , Te York i ounee tl give> for fat wm. ¢ Xe t2 8 yy wt cf wht -39 » ent was may éated cs ‘ that Ne * Sa St er . 2 pee — al eq “ree for ae oe ad — nan tity ~~ ° are a a te = : rae tee . eae, . ‘ . > ». Pie. = ze ry SAE eS See ; oe rt . “ wt ye Pui ol ger . PP | os ott = espa i: oe Se é -. at ; F,

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SUNDAY AY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1999 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 118 — | S STRENGTH WHILE GERMAN MARK FALL = MONEY AND i Wal adit Mikes ail Coens | rT TENDENCY LOWER WHEAT’S HIGHER CLOSE IS —_Battes Eces snd Poul PQTTON FITHIRES [JP Leuts commission —- paid the fot- j ‘ea —SPECIAL DA a CR | lowing prices to farmers a country ship. | | crus a FMEAR EAST NEWS, NN LIVESTOCK MARKET. © CREDITED TO EXPORT SALES 222222 ssses= K. High. Low. tes ; if | By a Special Correspondent of the By a Special Correspondent of the ——— rety ed 8 eaeetineme rhe ae? IN WEEK-END ard, 37c; firsts, Jlc; seceuds, 26c; pack- a Fee ER—Creamery extras, 430; — Post-Dispatch. Post-Dispatch. CHICAGO, Oct. 7 ‘——Uncertainty as to peace or wan with the Turks has had much Ot eink © ic as Waites teen on i cs a T poun MINING. - an . 7 NEW YORK, Oct. 7.—Ordinary reading) NEW YORK, Oct. ; ' a aig NE » On 7.—Bond tradine to do with maki " " of this morning's European news would cer- Quiet and without partic FE sony . | Ee ta Piper Rad ae | : u iiet an itho cular feature to, se an ‘ a: T) s average higher this week. | it =. M tainly have suggested that the Turkish situ- as is usual on the Saturday half-day oo": Best Corn-Fed Steers and Year- eat bec silie ai wheat fluctuated according as developments in the Near | Z2¢; singleg at ay tor" a ee 33c* en ‘ |markets. But ee oy & Seater iB. no tikh-Rrade, issues were in supp! '. Buch lings Exception to Gen amount of new buying on tes Pdr bn ——— ry Fen tage mo — 4... ° sf’, PIGEONS 9 AND SQUABS—Live "HT oe Bullish Reports From Goods , ” ede 7 aC nding 46 ALL} ° aales ( vecasion failing to prove sufScient to absorb profit-taking per . . ‘ ; | D 0 Goubt the possibility of unpleasant 4de- r gome time Large holders an; Rail and lake transpo -s 9 Wes Loan Divi en on €- velopments over Sunday accentuated the usual. bh been liquidating a part o£ their hats forecast than ta « ‘S rtation situations rendered the wheat market more perplexing to ! ©; leghorns, 17c: young turkeys, 33e: | disposition BO cleeneay accentuated the usual ; ba’ od i con eS we ee pt 0% Sh 28 ae Pr ETe S orrers at the Atlantic Seaboard were represented as curtail- sy we young Cucks ®. ane over ' YORK, Oct. 7.—There was & con- r 1 Amounting tO | selling in any quarter. On the contrere — The weekly statement of the rene: |: COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS. ;| ee eo of wheat abroad, the unliklihood of getting au,plies on time being @ decided |-°: Gucks. average run, 16c; geese 6c: siderable realizing and some scattered South- special buying movements which have een a werve member banks, pub!is] wad a wk 1 » ¥ : Panag er gre + nee from a drouth that has delayed the sewing of winter wheat tended “dozen: ouipena. 1% a and over, $0.50 per ern selling in the coiten market featu s > Iso significant NL eget scne ‘a) Ss - Last "re. wk. ear ago a 0 ease the market a little a on, Oo ru — pen! toda y s caused Irregulartt 000 000 Expected to iain, the Stock Exchange all week were O00 000 oes Then PRN. cogy woe cine of $36, - ‘atti d : Buying of corn was on os be ye Grew tee clese. VEALS—Quote: 120@140 Le. at RS gs prices being five pot ints ower to «ix "points ; r ij ivestments ove 1 weel at alves... 48.356 68.85 gates || wethnates aetine ac th ~ bs road scale during much of the week, with current crop ib. : 150@ 180 Ibs... 6% @7 } Sieber, but the erings were a e chief incentive. Oats moved up with corn. 1k@2 ibs... 44% @6%c per D.: perough. fresh trade or commission houses buying ont a Standard Oil of New Jersey was bid up ecding Of course the mark must abso: oe 58186 78314 4 ; : ar aan’ ee ipating a stock distribution in | # part of this surplu curities held by |: Shee es 12 869 "B92 oo] : Packers buying. supposed to reflect shipping business, gave a lift to provisions. | underfed. underweight. etc., net the market soon showed net advances ' | ; sheep. 2@2%c: bucks. 1@%e. to 16 points, Ht December selling at al cbs 21.80c. * . Help Continue London a fexican Petroleum had one of its pana, and in the process there ieake 4 setter Geant 4 | ristic run-ups, thought to be againsr . Le seme akness from me t ime ; a o « . | , - ° . . Eff ye short interests. Rubber st tocks. were "mn LADOITY DONES Malntaine tne onger tone : Totals ig 121" rt 152 +4 ' oc8™, LOUIS MERCHANTS. EXCHANGE Special to the Post-Dispatch. VEGETABLES. be s—- -end figures wer mrmnented Credit Situation ect "Tne dhtente ie t.! the gnenter dae ae t yesterdas 7 Lee Oe ce Ba . :| today’s high, low and closing ray Re CHICAGO, Oct, 7.—The wheat market P aa I ye grown, 20c to 2he per |v mh as moderately bearish saa the near- : lis re irre oo - +s +e #4 «+ «+ «2 Close in local market. and auotations as re- W8s strong most of the session aside from | “CABD On Wisconsin ani Minnesota Hol. | Dut SO em Nt OR CGE! SINE A TEE I in gz stocks brok . administration order prohibiting liguor oan Phere age tonal Som ttention = ceived from Kansas City and Chi of Service on Debt. )only on American vesels but on foreign ships | Paid. t mOrt-term and allable tie tve stock receipts at the St. Louls Na- kets: ’ cago tmar- 8 dip shortly after the opening. There was land seed, $5 to $18 per ton delivered. /entering American ports. The decline did not Brooklyn Edis > «8 equaled fi hi} . onal “tock Yards last week, though some- | - _.. | ome short covering of wheat at the start CEL ERY—New Yo: 2.3 3: '€0 far, however, because ‘Val! Street reasene, the year at 109 Considerin he fact , | What under the heavy runs of the preceding High. Low. Close. Yesterday ecause of the higher cabies. After this | Michigan Righball crates, ' : | that sae wee a move ea! cl sated to creata a aoe | bond is re deer .~ : lay'e wee. vere again quite liberal and a]! classes. DECEMBER Se te by indt > g' a te comennnsen house bunched ws heart, xxx. 50c to ébc: on the ad S | more favoradie sentiment in Congre t j Quotation indicates 1@ 6favor rit} lich | “*Cebt the best corn-fed steers and yearlings, r ane in nguce ocais to maxe short sales. 40c to Bhe 9K T Cable to the Post-Dispatch | on subsidies neress toward | investors regard this security. wi ‘ve, Showed a lower trend. A small supply of the ! a * 200 ae The dip which followed uncovered good-sized | CU CUMBERS —New York bu eae closing at 21 ens and New York Evening Post. In the last hour reall: ting males began t a high current return even ugh ti in - aaare Césirabie steers and yearlin 8 influenced es es -%b 99% n 107 Lee buying orders py paper houses, and later | $4: 4ili $3 yay under realizing for the week-end. The cles Bont. 3% Se @ poNDON, Oct. 71—Arthur W. Kiddy, | exert more of an influence and the greater | YORmeRt MAy prove only temporary 611,90 ovr cet salt ter etal Ge MAY WHEAT Se ert UO Lan Glad tinder feat ABA! | g)ORPEN PEPPERS—tlome-grown, 50c to| lnm ‘was easy at a uet wavance of 1 to 16 3. > oh ra ower | , rai ower, prob- 44.40 Der cwt. paid for several consignments ? per bu ' points. Enid C.13 16 = ealtor of Bankers’ Magazine and fi dt was an interesting fact that the Turkish ably a setoction. of the turn in the news ~ yearlings steers and matured steers regis- - oi . —_ ed because of the buying by export KALE-—Home-agrown, 15¢ per bu poz Reports that some Beuthern milis were BONDS. a Seactal editor of the London Morning |tlttmatum regarding the restoration of Thrace | rom ° r ast last night. Both the red $11.25 The buik of the best corn-fed boss \ 108% . uses. Broomball said that ail American LETT CE—Colorado a ee: 50 to booked so far ahead that orders for spring $1000.) | A day financial review | ‘had no effect unon the wotton rharket of the French den 6 sold down, as did the Re! wiat ers and yearlings movd from $8.50 to a) 183 2 yt shippers offers to Liverpool overnight had = ¢ Washington toeberg, poor. $ Dyluth delivery had been refused, furnished an in- a . & mest in today’s day. or upon European Government bonds. 8s. “sweden Ss, on the other hand, had a 4M. Virtually all grades of the piainer — ——— ; been accepted, and it is more likely that the | hampers. 50c to $2; Pv fork cases, 25c to dication, those argued, of what is . = cane: ‘which held steady. | frac ‘tional advance tle, of which most of the offering con- nn LY en buying of futures was against those accept- | $1.25: home-grown 5c to 59c¢ er box. in the dry goods section. Operat tiga ton: 4 hav benefited by. Motor shares came to the front in the | ———— OOOO _ ated, suffered deciine Medium and com- Se 100% b — 100% SS — ances. Milling demand for wheat was good. POTATOES—Red SRiver Ohios, $1 to tinued to expan e ‘The markets have e t a 100%b pand, trading broadeni l f ‘final dealings with part! cularly heavy buying mon native steers guitable for killers, also 102 01 % 102% b Minneapolis and Winnipeg premiumg were | $1.15; Idaho rurals. $1 to $1.10; Minnesota | include virtually all interests identi pest the combined, and simultaneous ef-:1tn General Motors on a revival of dividend | American registry, but could get aroung the 4ll classes of stockers and feeders, depreciated | — ee +2 unchanged. Receipts continue of good vol- Cobblers. $1 to $1.10; Nebraska Ohio, 89e to | the cotton trade. Professionals, t of easier money and a clearing talk. As Southern Railway directors meet | °OTGerT for {ts foreign owned vessels b stor ~JC, nore in spots Western grass steers, of DEC TeubEE _CORN. ume and, it is estimated that Canadian | $1; VS eed russet pourbank, $1.65 per 100 lbs. | trade itself, and general speculation aw atl fects . Credits | Met week and it ts anticipated will restore | Pink at Halifax. - | which there were about 200 cars on sale, | St. L 62 % - %b 61 62: Eas in the West marketed 95,000,000 ONIONS — Red. 90c to $1.30; white, | entered the market on soa le of the Near Eastern situation. Credit the preferred stock to a dividend basis. the | ° ° . Pecined ldc to 25c on the best, and 25c to| Chi. . 62% 60%-61 62 ushels during the month of September. Mar- | $1.90 per 100 unds. | producing a buying power, that has now are superabundant and it is pos-| brisk advance in both preferred and commen | . . lower On the plainer kinds K. C. 58Y 57 % 581," 7% b £ to li:c higher: December, PARSLEY—Home-grown, 10c per dozen | at pone SE cotton spots and ‘een- gible that comparatively easy condi-| aad cnet ie ene enole. The market Financial Notes. —__ i to os caught most of the | ways BN. _ —— os |e %: May, 1.09 % G1.09 % : Oe DIBHES Home-grown tips, 15¢ per | tracts on a rising tide y HW Y Ww the r , tock ; v O medium native st hile W : ne eS Lae, ’ tions will last till the end of the year, showing only slight net changes. of stocks | Sales of the S. S. Kreage Co. int esent °ns, most of mers oem = Ae Ly oe Bee St. L. 63 wets 62iab ly. $1. was . siectricity behind, while the strain on| the end. pene ene” Action would, in | 1021 ayes CO ST nd etna ey ceher, hens. Fanging up | Chi a open. & :: Anglo-French relations has been con- boegetes the wavy for @ ship subsidy bil! = Lehigh Valley has ordered 15 Mikado type ™°Te Off, $10 50 const ul calves ¢ late an aa I c cal and 44 through: corn receipts, which "3 High. 1 meantime, ft was pointed out. Mercantile freight engines from the Baldwin Loc + | against $10.75 at the finish of t) : = were 44,200 bushels, compared with 101,400 | siderable. Marine might lose pat j Bn AMCOMORIVE | wy hot nish of the previous = : . 1. October «s+. patronage on its vessels of eek. Choice calves at the best time brought ~—|$ eek ago and 49.400 last year, Included December 65 “Financial circles stil} are discuss- vp to $10.75. The biuk of ghts during the 4 care local and Y through; oats receipts, wh bts 7 ] XN - a ———=—=—= _ week gold fro 5. which were 40,000 bushels, compared ing with approval Reginald McKen-/ | ware mF bean 210 43 $10 ~ aoe | calves Grain futures closed higher at the week- 76,000 a week ago and 120. ry a pe Ra aon fecus the attention of bankers und canner yearlings at $2.50 te $275. Bouthern end session on the St. Louis Merchants Ex. included 19 cars Toaci and 1 through. PEACHES—Utah elbertas. Lee N i Cott - change Primary receipts of wheat were lighter | ft banat : Colorado clings, ew on... u sket. | vention, chiefly because it is consid- e ° | ° H oO ‘ The higher ni ered that the speech should tend to oreign ange || St.LouisStocks | 2:0: rene followed, Proreactions tut wien’ Shoato ve" ato, Dying’i-764 000" bushtia’ Cote reaaitts | “PEARS—Mowe-srown. alter. 260 te 00 | ea ae focuss the attention of bankers and ® somewhat above the seas 0 ene ported buying, presumed for Eastern ex- were lighter than a week azo and lighter| per bu box: New York \bartletts. $3 ver) 4.004 Fo. : ao — Laongy Pr 4 to mashes t all t : though ' » t ' ome se, &'- | porters, prices again rose as shorts covered. than a yeur azo. ee, 1.086.0 a bushels | bu basket y «a ances business men at a cen ers upon the | previous eae FR proportions of the Shipping demand for corn was reported and Oats rece! pte were lighter than a | —+—o-—__ points. problem of interallied debts. Tuts By Leased Wire From the New York | Transactions on the St. Loute ide - tnd. period 1 ts os Sth omtiin ak pan’ take aaa tg A ng light. There wee ad than a year ago. Fy $38. O60 | sate iid is necessary because politicians and | Brueau of th ‘change at the week-end seesic +, 08,100 hogs, against 78300 ¢ | Rig tn yy, oe — ushels October : | © Post-Dis .on esmounted to U the preceding In the local cash grain market Saturd«y ~ 3 | a Seer tee ww ees statesmen in every country dream NEW YORK. Oct. 7.—The ener re 157 ounean of stock and $2,000 bonds. ey A conti od ay eee Period & year red winter whest ruled firm to Iic_ higher wie ae. 15618 tome ee eet Produces Elsewhere a December 5... esvses dreams, while bankers face realities. ‘its copyrighted weekly foreign exchange The following is a list of mes made. the light weight swine ands cance of vigs and) A good demand of varied character featured | 198,874 bushels of corn, 36.687 bushels of | : = h \Teview today, say Prices paid and the net cnanges as com- heavy. we og wk. relative scarcity of the market, all classes of wheat being oats: grain stocks comprised 230.799 bushels NEW YORK. Oct. 7.—-Butter Sterling Rise Unjustified. | ‘There wa inet ae é | bared with the preceding day's sales ur ‘ast fea: écb on finished bh gs is the outstan ling | cleaned up pretty well. Good soft wheat was|of No. 2 red winter wheat, 9101 bushels of | caipts. 9371. Eas irrerular; ae : ib. 944. Weve sn these Spot Cotton. ‘Meanwhile fresh point is given to | ¢izn. exchang he beginning | renwcu® ‘fangactions. “increase. —De- buyers have sought the hon 29g) neg et | Wanted for loca! mille and on orders even | No. 1 hard winter wheat, 177,788 bushels of Cheese firm; receipts 3569 ORLEANS. “got ‘ ginning | crenae. h ght the hogs 0 p . al ' . . . i totton McKenna’s speech by foreign on ,of the week ling +s ncohanged = up day after day, while they gl ce gh a a. a desirable ene ’ scammed ie ; hard wine wheat, 114.932 bushels of | eo YORK. Oct. ‘de —Live poultry = «4 hg unchanged Sales " : ’ arti ' 7 der 180 wet pl sheet o meet prettv good deman AW grades © 2 corn, ] +36 bushels of No. 2 white | prices unchanged; reared poultry stead I a. change movements. The German mark ; ne ." ye i SECU RITY aie. , | Seles fPrice.! get reer en fr mm day to day. have sapere: rule RO ! readily. Hard wheat was sac to le! corn. 40.530 bushels of No. 3 yellow pt srong ' ‘estern chickens. 25@38e wrt aw middling. 19. 63, & . siready is showing renewed demor- wrich & ct, Fesult. of the f ae eg Brown Shoe meee i ; 1 i % _— met iy! hy DSrticulariy to the IE t stock. mee hy onl gym he yor mel romania = weer d yay ite sta Beis Goh ie of | ee nt. 7. oe unchengen. a Sia lization owing to the unsettlement oe was promised. "Deana see et I en a, “ el ¢ ae ie oo market is = . ir to 406 for export .and there was milling demand for No 2 rye. . e en Bece unchanged. receipts — a St. Louis Spot mega of the reparation problem However whic koverns the foreign exchange move. i Nati oe , : butche a > ¢ Us of ¢t good semi!i-dark Western wheats at s round i vy ehipmnents of wheat were lighter CHICAGO ( ' m , ment 0 ; ona! Candy . 1 er ewWine LRU Pounds and uD. Pp «. 5% 4 ? + Oh , : ; . or ; dct 7 —Potat oes firm on cotton ao n while the German financial situation | ply ‘cate ey ~ Mo. lent... | a = lights are off mostly 50@75c, w : ola te Poke aan dee L ‘d| axo. Solee 2 io? ant Rene ee — 3s Ry a packs. — on bulk receipts, SS care; totu! today ta cer "Ged seit may threaten a crisis, present indus- }and at in mov , +I fd , 5 99 ; eme cases showing even more Pack- 12:50 to 12.60 r cent protelir One lot of ments were heavier than a week aco an: od ent ipments, 1049; Wisconsin sacked | 17.50c: low mia ling. ‘tS Oc: midéi Kinloch L ing sows and & and | round whites, 90c°@S&1 ecwt.- 4 4 : lof vigor. nioc D Tel 5s.. 81.900! 94 %—2 : stags were &@n exception to the | 10.000 bu No. hard 12% per cent protein heavier than a year a be 710.00 . ; Gitto Bulk, G5e | g iniddii “2c; middling fair, Wile trial activity there is great and UN-/| put out short sae nited Ratiway 48....| $1. 000! 66 |.... ge eaid th ‘er: = strong for the week. | wheat sold to arrive basis 8c over Kansas bushels. Oats shipments were . ighter than 718 oaer 7 ny bulk, BEd Ho. pom Mig t vn: $18 : : “* — nee als u @ short , : Ss : per c cw Minnesota a Patan employment at some of our industrial ee, + pon i eisai WEEK-END QUOTATIONS hogs and improved dem sof ae on ee ne 4 ne ES he eo ee oven being 600000 bushels. — ee mo sand land ohios. @@95e ewt: North * U 5 Vi ible Grain . oot ; 7 _ SECURITY. Bid. |) Asked tering more attention of backer sows which | price being 44c¢ to le higher. The top price Clearances today were 642.000 bushels of South Denete evened ohiah ‘ond 06 c | ‘ * 18 i: - aw is SSBRISSORSSE ee a SSES32 = Sos COEF fet ed fe et Pet ad ht Bt | be —] w . -~ Works, it was reported. hehe hee =o Dsvssd a 323 TERE ‘- A) 2332 —- meee 32:2 ii Ke 3) Te) 382225 - = SKF Se tuk 2 ae centers is directly traceable to Ger- ing the week from $4. o $4.42%. mov man competition aided by depreciated ing up to the highest 2g in the middie German currency. of the week. at a time when grain and | |American Trust .. ‘423 mand for ock |} i considered that ‘ Z cotton bilis appeared in considerable vo'- | American Bakery pid . *iwith tr kei ‘oss continues rather light, were limited. This fact, together with strong 7,000 a any undue une, and these offerings were effective on | Brown Shoe pfd .. : | 8 | guot ed mune rte 120 pounds and down future market, helped prices Cash vats, . Louis Cash Grain. ; rise In sterling on the impending ne- Thursday in starting a reaction. which be- Brown Shoe com _ nm . finieh awh to S11 per cwt. At the week's were steady to %4c higher Offerings wee Sales were made at the foll on WHEAT. f funding ‘tie came more pronounced yesterday morning. | Certain-teed Produ ts con us va! > tee Panag a of hogs are selling as scant and shippers and loca! trade cleaned t} _~ te ay Dai — or funding the British! when E: : or | ..| follows: Choice butcher“ oF 3 oe on the cas grain al y rain NV lovement . n urope was again unsettied by the| Emerson Electric prd : . er hows, 250 pounda’ up tables quickly ‘ , ; ‘ | St. Leuis 1,420 debt to you will not be j fi Te Turkish situati : a La , and up. $9.65 to $9.80: butch ] * } pene 364 winter wheet. 6a : . nse Yy lil not be Justified. Eco- ‘ (uation Fulton fron Works eaaen -s pounds. $9 ¢ ‘ utchers, 195 to 250 After the higher start, wheet futures tend- : bh . —_— | Chicago ® 30 fomic influences must necessarily ie eo ye —nentins attention 2 =a shipping », a -s . nt butchers and et to a off, speseaninee fallimg beneath pre- | + x aa sihentaaias F it gen tay anh ee will be found *9- ree | Min nneapojie. AEBS y iine n erman ex- m4 Re 1 t a 6 4 : : . unde ) vious ciose There was sdme evening up ~ iy . a ca ph eg * «a enipments o g-ain in usheis Kansas t lene ead poe 3 lene time agg le a "how pice | — Sait re : $9 F tye oe 20 te'13 0” 150, SR BO $9 to r emer ga ates Liverpool December wheat y ; py gr Pe ea . (v0 ) omitted): i 1 vi - “4 . > . ‘ r ; “ we .« > ? , — i) ida ‘ r ; . ~ ‘ S" ~ : ! a - a @and when we commence serv- | french exchange show recor -04 %4. ; : pigs under 210 nenade Oe my. love: | Opened sd higher and closed Sad better, | wheat, 7; No. 2 hard wheat a. -ae---....|. WHRAT.| COKN. | OATS ice On our debt ¢t Y h y ed stren i. * $*% 50 to $8.5 pa: December wheat opened at $1.05%). May ' hard heat 110 ; ‘ ; Oo you the payments the advance | sterling. checks on Paris | : A ot. sows. $7.50 to $8.25: wt “s- $6 to $7. wheat $1.06%. December corn @61\¢6 and vel! “hard wi ~¥ $1 10°, _ St. —— Ron. ithin ean only be accomplished by intense tle yah points to 7.63% and also re- adtaeent onal 8 : : immune stock pig®, $10 to $11 May corn 62Uc a $1 Phas “wl oe * on St. Louis. economy and a loss on exchange both Italian ~ an Alan ye yal are. s — week fost onal Candy °4 pra ' DAILY TOP AND BULK The three Northwestern markets combined $1.14: No. 4 mixed wheat. 8 ee a Chicago e thet ened Pe steady bought. BOM® | Netional Candy c Bulk Saturday hed 2554 cars of wheat, conmmpared whized corn 6% ce: No. ? ‘ Minn'polis” which Ww il? react on ¥y Ou. T he ex- int ee attrit jut ine the dem and to accumu - Ri e @: x a a > . . Kat ‘ ‘ - One with 30323 a week agO and 1879 last vear ak x N a % 6 a ; Kan. City. change problem probab! | jatior or semigevernment interest and this | OO- S11 : z 7G prIq a S aaa Ga on j : ( ’ Vs —s "4 . a , r gh Et peer Bc ; 0 a e . e| fii . 4 y will 5+ ma- buying made Iire/chec! 4 48 | Soruggs-V_-B : "4 Frida “a 2 ) Minneapolis today receiving 391 cars. Duluth | «» 676 : . | Milwaukee 2 e 1ecKeS acVance from 4 on Ay , ra ' as mene be 0» of corn, (fs 4 terially affected by the use Yv ou make 4 ol with a reaction / a the high leve] ' Scruges-\ . Fy. > od fd L ; iur F: P at £ $4() L ‘ 275 and Winnipeg 1868 i 2 ‘ y j . ; + ’ em te cng to ¢ sinesda’ P ° — oval wheat recelpt whie). were 136.800 : : j f ‘ . - . ‘ a ‘ y+ New ork ° of ou ‘ at the end of the week. Ther we rid Tem tor A : : ) p*S. ore , , rl ' . . 41 yo; . ‘ r interest payments. Inflation-| fluctuations in Norwegian exc eee a cece |} Tnited Railwave pfa ' 141, Tuesday, ‘eae : bushels, compared with 120,000 a week ago No. ‘hi oate, 4lc: No: 3 1 d oats, | Jo0le oe | Philadelphia = iS . 13 » Sy tactics on your side might easily checks on Christiania advancing ot 17 go, | United Ratiwa: m ‘ Monday, Oct. 2....10.28 15 2nd 106.005 last year. included 70 care lo- 3 gc: No- ¢ cereal white ates. dic. |5 _ 0 s) amet as Feng ASR Bovt Stas. >» 104% 108 i% . -@tasion depreciation in the dollar. Boag - mp ‘exchange demanded’ early y level. Ww ‘agner Electric Vit poet 4 9: Sheep Are Lower. p> ie ramerareaaa : ike Ca i RR ei ge % ’ eee yt » | Galveston . —s table sales of bonds meme Effect on Industry. | est because of the advance in SSnaaien act -|& Sul | ud « «(108 M veceivts were not so good last week of | | Ss - Lo fic a Cash ( Grai n Pri | Phila pa hee n ar the previous week. t. ouis ‘Traf ic ‘ an n Prices Resen’ Up to recently were relatively cheap as com was ‘ ; , : - paid late in day There was good de- wheat, 108,000 bushels o7 cor’: 80,000 KANSAS CITY. Me >, Oct, 7.—Eges, but- | weak | sible supply of wheat and corn a’ Unit- First National Bank os 7 ; ‘ pared wit > finished io es of swine. De- mand from elevators and shippers. Offerings bushels of oats. 21,000 barre's of flour and +e, ang poultry unchanged 737 nee of wheat end flour ee e4 States on dates named (000 omitted) ——-——- Le. the ix of $1000, with the fina! cip ‘ “At the outset, however, resumption | /@"s to 1-16 premium. a new high for that | | oA ted Railways 4s heey lambs as : . ye a Q5 i rio -Te t Oo trend. r — a ———— ee : oes cee 4 and the final two ciphers “007 | ; ; | (ialveston .. coestoowcte 354 32 206 - , evitably will involve a big strain | active than usual for Saturday morning and | FS NG Se : ) ++. 82, 32,334 12, 10.559 Suffered ir ) round § rt hy Since Same awa i saab: entire absence of anxiety over the situation | . sb. : rhe a : — * hard winte aie 7 uality of the jambs on ssle | Fiour. bbis.. 99.530 3. 2-500 4.015,260 ¢] 6: all nominal © . track, New Dried Fruits. 2e: vetlow, Sales of stocks are in t ; of ic he T ay a Bervice on our debt to you 1 Ong stance Tel. Ss n- me %. ‘ ™m ioe J i a On piit los! a? ¢ ‘; “ . al ot _ a ~~ a Stantese* on he ee en sithange was gone 7a Teenmes Se awe ec une recorded ral ~ ks : m Reecipts at at and shipments from 82. Touts _ NEW . hr soring, ae heat Spot, firm, N Oeteans +: 6U _ eee ¥ , re of which ere n fui re both on our ex }the tone was firm. There appeared to be an y . , ; . "@ ted eine Sin rye Ce Te aah) 13).. a @ our budget, ana iin. euamehaes of | in the Near E St. Louis Wool Market. week. The anality af shat hy most of cece. _ thie Wk. Jan. 2. 3 Tee ee 1.24, and No. 3 d° Durum, | ——— Grease and Tallow. , ‘ a .) n © .vear Last. Sterling moved up a cent Wool Mis ‘ , & . A ruin, a — ecour't. Tilinots, Wiscon 4s not vers ° , ‘ o = Beant relief from our present bur-. _F “ ) opening to $4.4244, but later eased | goutheast Jowa. Nort hern ittamene and ——- close, best pe. am... pelican: gt the 6.0: 628. 42. 81 . ‘eg Boot. firm: - , + cA SE——Co re eee 2 t} 6 807.552 23.138.550\ and No. 2 white, 86c, and No. 2 mixed, -D FRUITS—Evaporated rings ante iu ret t* ench francs were in better demand Cc * a lar. lear, mei S6@37c: untied, 3c: 14 ~J, btu at the close of lest »v milar , 556 °% 22.516, 860 : F Ib. ; . ‘ wi, ~ 2, ~ r quarters. 6 '4c: per aT No. m @ ens of taxatio . | our industrial a ee badly for)! fh, while Italian lire were unchanged. | eoarse braid. 27 oe buscee Be ediem tener eek s) ectric ie stria developments. The | German marks, however, continued weak and | 2&c: har} burry. eo og ‘@ ere Oe ne $12.60@13.25. which ye, 6 311.120) Grea Ga Oct No. 1 hard, | Chops ard Wy @ @ Government now undoubtedly is econ- Powe yet another new low record at B8A40c: light, 2a o ae fat kinds were ext oes hay dull po gio —, : ‘ é 660. $1 cate, " 30. Shara $ pa 1Yoon.a 10% Corn apples at one's - =" wguartera | ve ; 4 ca lat ‘ ) cent > b ‘. t] F } ~ : aoa in ‘ : 7 7 : ; e . Tie . Ulli Saie al) wee " ill ‘ a 7 ‘ ‘ ri ™ € . ~ r e : . if ocatures and revenue has been well! 04 \% of a cent. " Galea ind Detuh oommmanel oo one. S2@3ac: heavy. fine, shart, @ and $6 ay aR close on $11@1°, py _ ‘ 128 © —NO 2 | orgy - My 7 @6 | > Tu ge ib e SUn- aried peachen-at 7¢ | Broom Corn. , ; a - “ : If oOtliga, 50 and . , ‘ —_ . — ~e “4 ‘ — ~N ; ; N A : . « s way e 7 nta ned, but the effect of the re- were in spec) al demand | Bouthern Arkansas Norther, nd Faet- ak The w aie opened . ot ‘ sore de lamb do. through : age’ bk ‘ ; P white. QT : ; oe, 6 a a! >= = ——— BROO forRnN— Self- mene ng ri: | & _ pent trade depression w lll be more ai satioen’ are Saturdays foreign exchange aa bnew Eastern © amet and Southern at $6. but later they sold at $2 ».7 5. peta | , | | 3 Nel iow. AB, 67 O. . H 3260 ny 128 to “ 41 ‘gc; No. = cy a — 4 : Special to the Pate gee eee ) Demand, 18.72c: cables, 18.74c ee 1, 43c; No. 2, 38c; | the bulk sold through auc ion Se ee ead, ee . ' 4G, . @42c. Bar) Sto Ag o8e Hay: No. 1 clover, | |HOLLAND (par 40.2 cents per florin)— . 33c; hard bury, 23. aueys kood sugar and cotton types reenived | ‘as Beta «2d 310 25 95 | on —_ & a - 4 - * . ‘ owe . Cc an Attractive interest re- |e BOSTON 7 —F +) : ig | $f today's TR a: iewage tee oa . plist | a, 88.83c- cables, 38.87c. Med onan. Oklahoma and | the best call and sold steady. Thin. com- 23.7 : . : fer the Nha y mest active stocks dealt in , As ces (pes 23.8 cents per mark)— “heay edium, 2 arvc: light fine. 28@ ton m es, 1 ch part of the run Nyixed feed = ae 455 ' OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 7.—-Wheat—Seq 2, % | see o/ “+ | NORWAY (par 26.8c per krone)— — | a r AI AN, sos —— ee iow, | 4 G ; fait 7 % ot ering r. arley. 47@69c.| Rye—No. 1, | 33 : of over 75 safe corporation. [ @ Eastern 8 fg ree | 7 |. Demand, 17.63c; cables, 17.65c. ae . and government bonds. ; pe .- 32% BS be 2% | DENMARK (nar 26.8 cents per krone)— Flour and Meal. Agriculture. )—Catt) o—Reocinte heat of ALEiGH FIRM FISCAL AGENT OF 4 : : . ~~ ly Demanéd, 0. 4lc: cables. °0). 43. WHEAT FI R—Nominally. sute be a . pare f , ~ “strictly : choice | a 66% apoath ~g ‘ ype: 1, $” . 7 : ATU ; t } OLEDO , Oct. 7.—Ctloverseed, prime | mg in from 1 to 30 years, ¥ oes Creek ...... - id up to 8.50%, may i = : . ‘ane 1 , | SPAIN (par i? # cents per peseta)— Soft patents at $5.50 to $6.50 -—(epecial- | @"¢ Prime long | ‘ate d yearlings had ' “4 Se nity ne 1% 1 Demand, 5.18c; cables, 15.20c. known bran: is higher), straights and #5 per e my higher; ) >t} ‘ _ steers. FEDERAL HOME BUILDING TRUST cash. $11.50: October $11.50; December, | aa eke ra | PORTU GAL “per. $1.08 per escudo)— cent at $4.75 to $6 25, extra fancy at $4.15 P15 70. 45c higher: best long veurliags, 65¢ | $11.55, March, $11.82 %5. 4 foe Ol... 2... ORY : OR Sar : MINNEAPOLIS Minn . Oct. 7.—Flour un- | noe &pproximately eman cables. 4.10c. lear + , 80 to S4 . ,Y ieee oe . . nati. - a . tov Ld ~-, a r . Phas ‘Alive beef steers “2 | HT NGARY (par 20.30 per crown)-—~ : hard straights and 8) per! oientiv of¢ re oa ower, short feds fre changed; bran, $19@2 asks t mos Western a ee rm! + ah .eee o ae SS crassers argely However, Bankruptcy Petition Filed ——--- a CHIC ‘Ballin, “= De -04 4c é $5 25, first clears at $4 to | % “CLECH HO-RLOVAKIA (pgr 20.3 cents per 4.25 prades and second clears at $3.25 | ~2C. to #00. lower, beef cows and far > epring gts nda rd nat its . : or u ie ‘ i ‘ JC Te wth lower . :° + : ' steady to 15. lowe} hrulis f ‘ Again t Ag BC) : OCs rt Affect POLAND (cents per mark)— at $3.10 re and feeder mean, Se me-50 off: Trest Company. ANNIVERSARY RY OF ROCK ISLAND | ss . Demand, .0llc | RYE FLOUR—Quoted by mill in 98-pour dite’ eat ae wer eek’ _ ) ) | CAGO ,_ Oct. 7 —Following 1s is a re- | FINLAND (par 19.3c per mark)— ito $3.50: spri ng > lard mort tt r. ‘K prices Native ' 3 | 89. 1H! The Raleigh Agency Association, ul oes todays high, low, close and previous Demand, 2.26c cotton: White patent at $4.70, standard pat 4 id feeder, ote seers. 50. 7.50: stock os + maids . CROSSING RIVER 10 BE OBSERVED ) Udtations in the provision mark et: RI’ MANIA (oer 20 79.3 cents per leu)— ent at $4; medium at $4.45 straight at +, | feede >6. 200 7.50 9, bee f cowa and with offices in the Title Guaranty e ; ; — Demand, a ; "7 ) — er / canners cutters, $2.9 cae : | T T a a can one. Fest: | 3 (pat 20.3 cents per crown)— $3 80. ee ee a a er : Lives. | $10.504 7.11.25. oa | Building, against which an involun- | It IN 0 the NES ! 5 ee Se 4, .36 CORN MEAL— at $1 50 ecelpts market fairly ac- , , First Train of That Railroad Came) og vag is 3 : - $11.50 i14 47 $11.50 ) $11.4 45 FAR FASTERN RATES. cream mes Pat S100. erie ana beminy at |S , 7 uik 170 to 200 nound | tary petition in bankruptcy has been Across Mississippi 70 Yea Bi en’s Bank ae Stary 9.42 5.43 9.30 0.42 0.27 een, cer ents per yen)— $1.75 per 100 pounds in 100-pound sacks. vice 990 to 310 f sare ohers Ds. S14 hOe lower: 4 ——o—__. ¥ ADA tOe 06. per 100 lbs. : old on at $2: | canners steady rul} nostly ane a: Lee A. Hall, John A. Alberici, W. of Delegates in St. Louis . New York Sugar. | Qe by | >. 2 = } gat oY we @ ruck i Fisher, Arthur Watling and Edgar Gengenbach, assistant gen- A V “ ” ihe: inner tubes st 14ke 060” C—”:S:S:=«C nfo ates 40 stock wcowe en! Welix Chaudet, who invested $10,000 eral secretary of the Chamber of| "ate for ¢: te quiet and unchanged at ‘~ T ntine Flax Linseed | IRON AND METALS—Quote ver | gieady to 50c lowe: ‘ ( ke te | , ’ ? : Light brass, $3.50: heavy red| Hogs—Receipts. 2500: active ¢ and named Gutke as trustee. 2 ’ oO — rece] _ etive c , ‘ 0. mackors:| men are named in the bankruptcy veil the monument. | : of tion to sors for the furt 1 gl OTHER EXCHANGES shit dv, dry and che a ( ¢; | Bteady te rc lower: closing : : Redemp her deliv white, body, dry and choice, “ic; green, 15c: - 1? Gent. 105. Cae ciation and the Federal Home Build-| ment and the planting of a memorial | re empecially active and sateens, . | BRAZIL (cents ner milreis)— inters), 5 Old feathers, Bbc to6Oc. Ter avy ON 33.50% lighter weieht vy Jthers Concerned: 4 8x72 prin Demand4, gta S's, ee eee 50: elogin xlambe $118 ber, 1921, with Charles Gutke of O'Neill, formerly general agent of | ‘Rome grt cloths were actively traded | ‘URUGUAY (nar 103.42 per peso)— sido Sea pone, nee a : | Receipts, Lo ‘eek: Better ‘araaes in —- 8 trading. although the | lower; some Demand, 100 25 R 1 boots and calves uneven, wea § lower: atuckers and R. . ORK, Oct. 7.—The raw sugar Inner tube nt ‘ec |heifers stead, ' low er: stock calves » c e. These Commerce, will preside, and wil! un- bas. cost and freight. equal OO 3 IN THE b ; * light copper, &7 heavy yellow | few early sales sate ady inort sales 5 * The observation here of the anni- | S for iets gal. with no sales reported in raw sugar ? SAVANNAH ” —Turpentine— . ; teas he | Brits were ° ts P gree ve ool eda | ‘firm. 81.32% Baies. - receipts, 445: : iy ad, 83 rn o- B15: tin. 18050: 165 te De - hw ee market: (9. | netition as co-partners in the agency. e | a Aq Rosin—Firm. Me She Sea a eed” Wile tee 4 all 240 tn” 400 ‘poynde. At a gt The fiscal agency is the sales organ- versary will be in conjunction with o S ~Di celebrations in other cities entered | 0 t ¥ etober, 3.37¢. March, 3.14c; May, | shinments. 176 ict ‘Ment of the re " bP geen AP 7. 714: , ; refiners w los Salew, 1117: receipts, shipments, on in car lots, baé. 50 er ton. ‘ulkK 8 ROD 50 ow m ere closed an i - FG. $ , “9 aan ar - Backing #9”*" ization of the trust company. 7. eo was reported in refined | Look, B87. TOR. Quote: 7 . EB. F, $ H, I, : ‘ ‘S were unchanged at 6.25c to | K. M, $5.52%%; N, $5. wG, $6; WW, Sheen—Receipts. 1000.” For week: Lambs Fisher, who is treasurer of the om! oe fine granulated. R $e Grass ‘Seeds $1 lowe efined futures | $6.60 " , pac@ Sl 1 top, $14: sheep slow bout ai i ° Drrt TH, Minn., Oct. a het een Grass Seeds: Timothy at $5.75 to 85 8&1 atead) feeding lambse BO@TSc lower. it trust company, said that in all prob- , n ber, $2.28%; December, | | NON Pelicula ability a new fiscal agency would be SINCLAIR OIL C0. IN SAGHALIEN | St Louis’ * paures closed steady ; . posrentagee 2.22% “os aa for average country, bright. clean seed, Ta Dec., 3.350; by the Rock Island lines. oe tons; Oct.. 3.37¢ a On: are ¥. $2 4%. dark at $4.50 to $5 and low grade at $3 to Beans and Peas. i | organized ; May, 3.24c “MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Oct. 7.—Flax—j/6¢4 ailings leas). Clover. fairly Clean seed aes | N i 4at $16.00 to $17.05: choice ciean Northern | A AND PFAS—Choice hand icked | a : | é New York Co Coffee ctiniintidteet aimee : } 18, heavy to slightly weedy | Michigan white peene et $6: i ma- : Sovtet Announces Grant of Rights on 1 t TORK lots at 94: $14.75, and low grede at chine-picked at $5.75 per 100 Ibe; pinto! 1402 Enroll in Extension Classes. | Half of Island. B Ootionne” Oct. 7.—The market for | Hide Markets. ©6.5 , alfalfa at $14 to $15.60, } beans, $9.50 per 100 ibe.: Scotch pear, 6%c.: ; , , ‘ iP : tures , y with | |redtop at $4 to $12 for chaffy up to $15 for 8reer split. round yellow. eplir. Cuc This vear's registration for the ex- By the Asaociated Press In the Great prices resyonded to; grypms—cCountry hides firm, few offer: | recieaned. California pint at $6.75 und ‘ares “a, . ret PEKIN. Oct. 7.—The Sinclair! 2 painte lee ning wae ings, and Gemend good. Quote. current re- -—— lima beans a ‘hite at $9 ver 100 tension classes at ashington Uni- ‘ Southwest ie ; ; rTii ; ’ Lo t ; ‘ i ie sity is 1402. It is expected that » art ; a ou C an Americ ‘ern s. versit, i] Co., an American concern, has at _— he 9 ; eve ne oft? 210 for. March on ore | ceipts eed oetaggaae el eae Cemar eet Root Quotations. sity (is 2 ss i ce 9 ut et- 4 “ . . . ‘ . +, r ¥} t ' ~ ~ PF slower as one point higher ‘to 11 | No. @ 42) |boc: ae 20, eae peg » i ram PEI TS—E ac . Wool 1 to fore the end of the semester. The ing and developing the north half of le nt > . g . a *tU. . . -2ee & “* eS; ; ck e 1A wile larih elrte : ary j ‘ ‘ ‘ - ion wore estimated = i “mhenrt | ones "Gaede . wie ited Ba Dig "Tas drug. Se; enake. S0¢ sack Ib. tor oS : ye extension classes have shown an in- the Island‘of Sakhalien for a period ‘ 0 1 be Somer 200. toe. ROY sees ee git — i " se ulle. gaite eee snake ble. og go pe By “ ed : . 14 : “0c: ordinary not crease ever vear since thes were of fi Ve vears, if ie “a nnounced on the . 4.4. Janviary re es ic ; a ’ fiag, nie { ; ‘ : : : ary 9 March 9.04; Daou - . bark of rect, &c. : GOAT BKINS—No. 1 common at 40¢: No instituted im 1975. In that year euthority of the Soviet Russian dele-. R: July &.R2: Rent R.6 mane ant pony. —S . . gm 4. = $4. to $1° 78: transplanted. 7 | ‘ t 40 clin ‘ , ‘ ; » | ’ Te ok bred gare: #55 eral “Teall lue and ‘la he $10; cultivated, $5 to $8; star root. bec. kide at 1c: glue — oe Be ‘only 250 students were enrolled. gation now in Pekin. « : = , 7 _ - ON ly a, OE ON Re a ek ee. annem CE EE EE SE EY SRE EE Er om) ee ae a me -< - <a em ok Sec, " - . _ ; « ’ - " " .

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532B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR The City Circulation of the Daily —— LL —— at Odeon, Nov, 28. wane Apolio Club's se mn on the evening of Nov. Graveure, baritone. and so Salvi, harpist. hearsals are program, which is to ¥the, Gounod, Liszt bin. Charles Galloway is recruited, so as to make the CLUB'S SEASON OPENING Being Held for Concert n will be- F with a concert at the Odeon to 23, at which the soloist will be Ar- Bonucci, ‘cellist. At two suc- ime concerts the soloists will te | Al under way for =h works by Philip James, Ceci! and Men- tii- . Several new members hare | - .>+ = ‘wo —— of 80 voices. + ~ 7 oe rn . y te . : : ” ” omy errr ae iain ikl ao Sieh paneciciaeta iia des caealah. hake sellctadatia as a aidlae ca a ; reine itieaenuee wpesempuminninmatTes 1 .euepeen in . _ , Sereodewy ; ray ie Pea ew . rs aoe a Behe hey a, TORR FR eR wnt ste deh ay » , af Re a " ae pe ame at SFR a. Ges ae ee 7-709 N. SIXTH eat Lower 2 Special Prices good Menday and Tuesday. fresh, young, native Ss. Gev't Inspected. STEAKS * ce il ee ee ha ee ee eT wt Be + ei v ore RAs MS Ko AN ee aR GE, z x oe} yy by ae * re) ‘ . saad sila - ra teeny oe BF , ¢ “" : ty ee pn wy ee a, phe ae ” - ie 4 tj > 7 ss , aw Reh SG rine PWT Or yr en tale LD wae ee eee ae PEO gh RY ekg op POs Gi ieee r wes stated tod - 2 , or Steaks Ghuck Steaks, 3 Ibs. 25 =| ieghns EY acy: RAN s * i? le BY LP ar a toe itz see ea ee Ee orm | $F 3 4 o> 5 F. a g er ee PEP + EIT ENCE NS ITT iy lt Renda tahoe tS PPR AT Rng es Me ean ay rage OP DO RE ig “ ss it 2 1a hs. fat 25 e ee Ss g Be: § > Ts ‘ . = 4 ie oe | ; a i, z 4 4 74 . = Be i . oe t i a_i i a ms HOMAS! Lam | Who on Oct. 3 iss | Former ‘never set yp his [EAGUE OPPOSED TO REED OUT FOR 0 O00 MEMBERS 'W. D. Vandiver Launches | Move to Enroll Democrats | Who Will Not Vote for ' Re-election of Senator, : HEADQUARTERS HERE AT PLANTERS HOTEL Congressman Ap- peals to Other Democrats to Aid in Defeating “Chief Bolter and Wrecker” of Party. Efforts to enlist the aid of 10¢ Missouri men and women in a move- to defeat Senator Democratic mominee ) will be launched i'week by the League of | ‘crats of Missourt, an | just perfected. This announcem ‘terday by its acting P | Vandiver of Colum gressman and of the Unitted States. the Federal Sub ithe second Wlison ved @ sta elaring that he is oppo election of Reed and wou to bring about his defea tienen for Loyal Democrats nl | ment himself, ent was made ye ‘tished tn Room 501 In aG@dition to Vandiver the are Col. Francis M. Curie president; W. S. Brotherton, tary. and Miss Mary Semp-:e« chairman of the women’s divis! Gugenteestows to Combine. In a statement containing the Reinattantt ¥ assured” with in : th 10 dars of a membership : Democrats who will active against Reed. Vanciver begins the statem sned yesterday with the “Is James A. Reed. the ch and wrecker of our parr elected to the Senate and * candidates on the Stare feated”” and then adds is done, this resu.t is lab! pen.” “How much better !t wou! elect the others and let R feated.” Vandciver continue for the latter course. His fr he will ted because Tr -_ enough wet Democrats. w: be ee ex got to show me.” “There were 1: crats tn Missour August: there s! that the bolter's promulgated. State Platform Critic ined. The ad - = --]% ho hes ._™* State piatform a Springs was dict Excelsior : the Nationa! man who belte form two rears acc and is s: ing it. His boast used to be that he own Iudgment Sale of Lamps and Shades Just When the People Want Them For many months we have been preparing ve Lamps and Shad to offer Fleer genera! interest. nmamely. decorat! : temorrow. we are going @ecorative types at prices te gratifr thefr desire ‘" oak te doe gometh ne dig 'm *he ech ‘ect s. and now—here {t e Lampe, Bo r Lamps and that sha 2 2 de a grea ndz ner — ~ > (his respect Separate stamdards can - weparate Shades or compiete Lamps. % Discount—This Week Only our Entire Stock of Parchment, Silk and A Shades—also Floor and Table Lamps a All Bridge. Fleer and Junior Lamos« sre hand carved and Quished in polychrome. stipple siltcrc aad stipple gold. The accompanyinc Tia strations hia i -Aaement of* art} its piat- cota? nly tier tive last five years * 7 »4 . 5% 4 . J . A 4 ~~ iter has been r< hea is sgt el liat.on f the nati pl “Why then should a -rats fee! any obligation to support him simply ¥ Ps A es ~ because by ‘fradule t means. 5 The head of tae against the --* = our soldiers were Aegeene to German bull of the Republic Reed's conduct more encouragement to the 1 remembered and every pro-German him. “Cuesse of Last Five Years. “* Fis course for the past vears or more, his conduct and terances. have given more encour- ; q : . : agement to tn litical] enemies 4 the Democratic than if he had five ied wi POST-DISPATCH aione Approximately no idea of supporting any other Democrat on the ti “ket. “3. He ts not the nominee of a majority of the Democrats of the State, but only of a minority. aided | by an invasion of Republicans into our premises on primary day. “Hence, no Democrat should feel bound to support this chief bolter.”’ Vandiver declared that two pur- poses are actuating the persons who are Siriving to bring about the de- feat of Reed. Ther are : “First: To keep aliv of true democracy as expressed in the national staldeens of the party and as exemplified in the achieve- ments and noble endeavors of Wood- row Wilson, who has given the world the loftiest ideals of practical statesmanship ever proposed for the consideration of mankind. Democrats Urged to Vote. “Second: To urge all true Demo- ‘e the spirit crats not to stay at home on election | day because they have no true Dem- ocrat to vote for as a candidate for United States Senator. but to _S° to the polls and vote for our Stat 2, dis- trict and county candidates who are loyal Democrats in every way worthy of support, and then as to the sen- atorship, we urge them to rote ac- cording to their convictions. “We shall ask: 20.000 men and 59.- 000 women to join this movement. “You are requested t o send in the - * at Democratic ‘Alfred W. Equals that of % names of good people im your coe who will co-operate.” Reed’s Speaking Dates for Th Week as Announced by Commitee: The speaking schedule of Sena James A. Reed, Democratic non inee for United States Senator, f this week, as announced yesterda State headquarter follows: Canton, Monday night; New Lon on, Tuesday afternoon; Hanniba uesday night: Paris, Wednesda ht: Moberly, Thursday night Brunswick, Friday night and Car rollton, Saturday night FUNERAL OF MRS. JULIA L. JONES d T n . Services to Be Held at Residence of Son, in Webster Groves. The funeral of Mrs. Julia Laurence Jones, 83 years old, widow of Alfred W. Jones, who was a vice president of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad, will be beld at 2 BD. m. today at the residence of her ¢6on, : Jones Jr.. at Gray and Kenilwort nues, Webster Friday night at l, at which she ;e- a daughter survives. har 20OMm Ao . — bbe J ORCS the Daily Globe- Democrat -_ = = —— ee —— — Heat Your Home With ¢ cman aos eames pti 8 reagy ns i ‘OLIVER ¢ . present heating apparatus, bring you aa Romarngresed cre ene With the turn of a valve you get as 3 or as little heat a6 you want—and WHEN YOU WANTIT. No more fires to & __no more dirty, heavy coal to shovel and carry—no more dirt and labor with Sone ere ickenas from uneven heat—no more worries about coal 0 wality of coal, or high prices. Our “OIL BURNER”’ can be installed in te nace warm sir, pipeless, hot water or steam, at a VERY REASONABLE Ick Sold with an ‘“IRON-CLAD MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE.” ea particulars, or tall for demonstration. Ss. Pha a : an THOS. 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OOO Hae Be ee a aon ieee : ] General News | LIVER OIL Zz \ eee you comforts _— = get as m . Te ECD uch PART FIVE. | - QUIS POST-DISPAT et ttt ee — fires to build a, ee ae BO TSOAR . eeu Se: » PE GREG FR BR Or % ih yaa ¥ 4 . TER I ee Maio ES es Rs, peiaA ee cook nck dey Le Ae POI IRE OH hl ren EAA Se ie tah e _ ET Dye Gage poe » ™ we en Ma Re ae S . “Sete RS a> Pe SRR Oe ae Richard Barthe ss and. . Boy”—West End Lyric and- | ~* Capitol. nets LONDON, Oct. 7. oo N operatic version of “The Mer- , . . : ly had a week’s run at the Grand sf eo x . a fee a Bs: cs i | | SS ies ee i. ee * - Holbrook Blinn Plays Philanthropic Cutthroat theater in Brighton, had aroused | ‘ Seg ee a Poe ; : 38 , | Ss . a oA Fool There Was 29 The composer is the son (of Sir . ; 99 9 site . Thomas Beecham, whose lavish ef- “RB d B e = éé + in “Bull Dog Drummond. on OY, on. View would, it was felt, be beautifully aig’ : ese N rewarded if his son should prove tie % ; , ; 9” and scatter sudden death in the theaters this week. One is Pancho desires. ‘6 The Ghost Breaker and 66 The Storm od Lopez, Mexican Robin Hood, virtuoso of pillage, homicide and philan- Adrian Beecham is still sufficient- ; ual Also Among Leading Local “The Bad Man.” The other is Capt. Hugh Drummond, adventurer and writing an opera at all something * paladin, in “Bull Dog Drummond,” which its author, Sir Gerald du Mau- remarkable. As @ matter of fact, Mee es se kate ges; : i Se bee 2 tle—son of Trilby’s creator—has described as an example of “thick-ear “The Merchant of Venice” was w-:t- Em ) RS SS Sa hoe Tum so Re ”" Both plays open tonight, “The Bad Man” at the Shubert-Jeffer- ten several years ago. He was then a Oe eC . i Se -. , - ee anand “Bull Dog Drummond” at the American. The title role of the for- about the same age that Mozart was 7 wa ie OS a eS il eee of Peter B. hectic Theda, Lewis Stone plays the /| mer is taken by Holbrook Blinn, and of the latter by H. B. Warner. ween Re wrote 74 Piste Sompees. os ime : es ae 2° 2 ae I Kyne’s story, “Kindred of the part of the husband, who deserts hill , nati Rees ea Dust,” is the week's offering at wife for an adventuress. are wlar-priced stock, at today’s matinee, with Allan Langdon Martin's ro- Continued on Page 5. | Mantic play, “Smilin’ Through,” in which the fair and lachrymose Jane feature also is another stage appear- said the picture had been brought. ance of Gene Rodemich and his rec- to date to conform with the Allen, singers, have headline position on the new bill at the Orpheum. The “Shubert Unit” for the week, at the Empress, is entitled “Carnival of trio composed of Rodemich, David call for mental rather than ie . 8 Silverman and Allister Wylie. attractiveness on the woman's part. | The Shubert-Jefferson announces gang, ostensibly a nursing home at L All “Bluebeard’s Eighth Wife,” with Godalming. econora en, ; YVOCalist — of class differences and snobbery; of tion of 11 singing and playing musi- Orpheum. a girl who is falsely accused of clans known to talking machine anin Sunday nich and the and the Yankee magnate is captured we aryl evr elon eg In &nd recaptured, until finally, in two between filial affection and his love te? Hiers, Wallace Reid and Lila Lee. for the girl. One of the picture's who appear in “The Ghost it to the bottom of a river. © ° ° re 3 | im the Movie Studios | siren “naivn craves is the son and , “The Ghost Breaker” is « sila Miriam Cooper the heroine. with modern trimmings. | There is a Spanish castle in A thrillers Is a scene in which a big log ®t the Missourl Theater this week. Richard Barthelmess, in his latest which is peopled with Taming of the Shrew,” ‘“‘The Mer- chant of Venice,” “Othello,” “Julius Caesar” and “Romeo and Juliet.” Scenes on Mexican Border. HE scenes of “The Bad Man,” one of the palpable hits of the 1920-21 season, are jlaid on the Mexican border. According to the story, an upstanding young Ameri- can, Gil Jones, returns to his Ari- Zona. ranch after the war to find that all his cattle have been stolen. He must listen to the whining re- proaches of an invalid uncle from Bangor, Me., who has sunk $10,000 in the ranch, and in addition finds himself caught between two swin- diers, a Wall street operator and a Western land grabber, who intrigue to defraud him of his property in the belief that it is valuable oil land. Jones was formerly enamored of the Wall street man’s wife, who is Gesperately unhappy in a loveless marriage. But Jones once saved the life of Pancho Lopez when the latter was a boot peon, and before a career of Villainy had raised him to the dig- nity of a bandit. Lopez arrives to Plunder the ranch, but recognizes his benefactor, and sets about right- 3 , ing his affair, He accomplishes by means of a little murder, & bank robbery and an assortment of misdemeanors. Behind the lively action runs a Constant current of satire against the injustice of American laws and many of our conventions. Blinn has been Praised as providing a most diverting and picturesque por- trait of the Mexican desperado and “Philosopher, of whom Pancho Villa is said to have been the original. In the supporting cast are Sidney Ma- On, Thomas Shearer, Marcia By- Ton, Richard Gordon, John Har- rington, Wilson Reynolds, © Olga Eide, Goldwin Patten, Anthony Bas- sett, — Bellinger, Frank Bix- » Charies A. Sellon and Stanley Granda Drummond Also War Veteran. HE hero of “Bull Dog Drum- mond,” also a war veteran, finds that ‘the Piping times of peace serve Only to awaken a craving for fresh adventure, and inserts an advertise- Ment to that effect in the London As a result, he comes to grips With a Sang of thieves and black- Mailers, who have captured and ie ‘Grugged an .American millionaire Re — @iamonds they covet. He is P ‘® Prisoner at the lair of the Plimmer, George Sydenham, William McNeil, Mary Robson, Marjorie Bur- gess, Gladys Burgess and others. On the Orpheum program, in ad- dition to the headliners, are Thomas Duggan and Babette Raymond ina humorous sketch, ‘An Acein_ the Hole”: Harry Breen, song’ writer, who improvises both words and mel- odies; Harry Kahn, who does six different things at the same time: Ed and May Ernie, dancers; and Bob Anderson with his polo pony. Tn addition to Jack Reid, the Em- press bill will present the DeWolf House Peters, in “The Storm” —Delmonte. Sisters, dancers: Alfred Attell, who played the “dog’’ in “Buster Brown” and now appears as an animal imi- tator: Miss Betty Weber. singer: Ed- die Clark and Joseph Verdi, in ge Riot of Nonsense’; the Romas troupe of acrobats, Bell and Jansen and the Clemens Belling Co. in 4 comedy skit. Gertrude Hoffman and her company of dancers will be a J “? “* . a. 4 7; “ >, es ee A , + * . « ; . > . 7 » « 3 a “". ; ‘ : ’ eee’ ~ ¢ : > Francis Stephens and Estelle Taylor, in “A. Fool There Was”—Liberty. “2 " nettvne Cartes. Lila Lee and Wallace Reid, in “The Ghost Breaker” —Missour1. seen at the Empress next week HE Rielto’s offering for the first half of the week will feature Al Moore's jazz band, with Ethel Park- er and a company in a song and dance sketch: Billy Zeck and Gladys Randoiph in a comedy, “Grooming the Groom,” and Sealo, an educated phocid. Beginning Thitirsday, the new bill will be headed by a con- ot Ss Rea ee | SEER % densed version of the popular, com- Bedroom and "; the Six Hassans, John Neff, Hubert Mullen, Chapman and Ring, and Fox “Nobody’s Money,” an entertain- ing comedy, adapted from the play by William Le Baron, will be Wal- lace Reid's next Paramount star pic- ture. Antonio Moreno has been signed by Paramount to appear as leading man for Gloria Swanson in her next picture, ‘“‘“My American Wife,’’ adapt- ed from an original story by Hector Turnbull. Moreno’s handsome Span- ish type is considered ideally suited for this picture, as all of the charac- f j ters are Argentenians. Other mem- bers of the cast will be Joseph Swickard, Erie Mayne, hLugere Corey, Eileen Pringle, F. R. Butler, Jacques d’Auray, Loyal Underwood, Walter Long. Nadeen Paul and some not yet chosen. In “The Cowboy and the Lady.” a Paramount picture co-starring Mary Miles Minter and Tom Moore, the latter plays the role of the “Dude Rancher.” He runs his ranch in Wyoming on a highly efficient basis —so far as office equipment is con- cerned. He.can tell just how much the ranch is losing each mouth. Among his innovations are cow- punchers mounted on motor cycles. In a banquet scene in the court of King’ James I of England in “To Have and to Hold” several historic personages have been reproduced. These are William Shakespeare, Ben Jonson and the Duke of Bucking- harm. Three members of the cast of Ce- cil B. de Mille’s recently compicted production of “Manslaughter” will again appear together in Theunias Meighan's newest Paramount. piec- production, “The Bond Bey,” is the principal attraction at the West End Lyric and Capitol. Mary Thurman and Mary Alden have leading sup- porting roles. This is the story of a boy who is “bound out” to a farmer and who runs headlong into a tragedy because of his effort to save the farmer's wife from the. consequences of her own folly. The farmer is killed un- der circumstances which cause sus- picion to fall on the boy. To shield the woman the boy withholds the ly Spanish girl (Lila Lee) ; much annoyed by the ghostly tants; a young and red-blooded played by Reid, who bumps f feud on a visit to Kentucky, cause he happens to be a. note branch of the Jarvis family; a fun+ ny colored servant, Rusty Shot which introduces Walter Hiers 4 black face artist; feud scenes. a # In an elevator of a New York h and a chase after a liner. — “The Storm,” a motion fr version of a play of the same is the featured attraction at the B monte. House Peters has the tend. ing role. In the cast also are Wir- ginia Valli, Matt Moore and Joseph Swickard. This is in the main a #ory of the great Northwest. The bie — outdoors, two men and a girl tom the inevitable triangle here. 0) the men is David Stewart, a New Yorker who goes into the: _ to escape the complicated ” ete Lionel Belmore, Miriam Cooper and Ralph Graves, in “Kindred of the Dust"—New Grand Central facts which would establish his in- nocence. Wtlilam Fox's 1922 version of “A Fool There Was” has headline hon- ors at the Liberty. Many movie fans of the city. The other is a crud of the North who follows his 5 mounted police play no the picture. The reacue of Se in a forest fire is one of the thrfitine episodes. — el “R. U. R.” to Open} Theater Guild’g2 | ty will recall that in its earlier form Moftte’s this picture started Theda Bara on be be eet ied tee tee eee

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SUNDAY MORNING. OCTORER 8. 1922. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH AMUSEMENTS | AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS 1 WINTER VAC | SHU + ies | (SUMOUCU, Wiebe Wc | - Sat.. | & Lange | =~ .. ST.Louts’ PJEFFE PLAYHOUSE TONIGHT AT ‘8:15 —OLIVE WEST OF GRAND ie OPPHEUM ORCUT vaudevae | —— | | WEEK BEGINNI WILLIAM HAREIS JE. PRODUCER OF : Beginning Matinee Today : THE —, RANK PANU oe QUALITY |) aoe e . 2:15) S’ PL F ERS | 6:88 =~ 4 Jack Reid’s || B:20! FABLES AND TOPICS $:20 |} PHRNLS. Tatas etee = P ADRIATIC CHIL _ pt - OE asec: aa jan. 6, Fet r RNIVAL OF FUN” 1 — BOB ANDERSON AND PONY ah a eh | wy. i 4 LAPLANE 2:41 | ED AND MAY ERNIE (erat CAUCE '7 iD | sence. Pe ge | - fam. 18, 237| DIAMOND & BRENNAN o:s: | ig ¥E PCOREND, With NT = . ; details. - - aa ; Capitola —— Georgette | HOPE EDEN AND “FRESCOTT” | a =e ' 15) Th 9:15 | 719 © i ceaiass Madeira, Gibraicar, DE W LF Gi RLS 2 © Miracle Girl : Bids. hGemes tthe Riviera’, Napies. Ale= : : — — end « - rg a tor jez “ TOUR,” with Carolyn Pete he P | pare ms. : in “A LOVE “ yn Peters at the Pidno ae thos— DUGAN & & RAYMOND -Sanetto —- > | ‘Phaiergn Ba AWEST Ed Joe In “An Ace Ace in the Hole” wi . ’ ; | MEGANTIC (30,200 som CLARK and VERDI ——— , Feb. i HARRY BREEN _ : f Seeibcene craning ss Vaudevilie’s Foremost Italian Comedians, in ITS HEART AND LOVED FoR A YEAR== “A RIOT OF NONSENSE.” = : ’ ' ‘ . vv *. Prem The Rapid-Fire e Song Writer “Fe a \E sonal i Scoeeee ere West india BERLE OSTENTATIOUS SALVOS OF APPLAUSE AND SHAM? S ere meee mare’ tay waar has Pa ALFRED LATELL NLLEN ROGERS & LEONORA ALLEN “1c F fat, sper. _ CONTINENTAL Le TO aac: aes io 0 World’s Greatest Animal Actor, wih Elsie Vokes, ig “THE PUP” cee ORE FUN THAN THE BAT a . S8c¢ TO $2.50: POP. MAT. WED.. 5@c TO $1.50; SAT. MAT... See TO Favorite Young American Singers | tLEXANDER WOOLLCOTT~ MY TOTES a ees — wey ROMAS TROUPE in Acrobatic Noveities + tenga e+ es ~~ — ee —, —- « eta em . a ee —m ee ~ _ Assisted at Piano g | Assist by Thos. Lurvey Soe — eB | | Now THURSDAY The Incomparable Mentalist | ane : ieee - HARRY KAHNE 10:28 || | TariMingest of Thrillers aan fa CLEMENS BELLING CO., Eurepean Comedy Sensation a:a9| Pathe News Pictures From Everywhere 10:49 |||) MEX! WEEK, BESIMNING SUM, GCI. 15), — Thome, WHltem Harris Jr. Presents ARTHUR BYRON Beli & Jensen in “Wild Catting” | Week of October 22—Epoch-Making Week— | thera, Mail Orders Now] : ™% ram mie ast. Betty Burton Dora Helen THIRD OF A CENTURY ANNIVERSARY— A tee Gant } , — — > . s 4 ~% . emit BLUEBEARD’S 8th WIFE werer || carr || wetting || Fordyce Today and Tonight r ns JULIETTE D. . ~ se ‘Nights, SOc te $2.50. Pop. Mat. Wed. 50c to $1.50. Sat. Mat. 50c to $2.00 § MATINEES DAILY, 2:15 and 8:15 . ‘4 T h 1 71 > ee STAR ; 0 the Ladies!” | ; —= Good Orchestra Seats, Matinees 25c and 50c, Except Sunday. pee st ames sick Sunday (Matinee), Oct. 15th s5:%5 F's. COLU MBIA SAR 1 ~ = GERTRUDE HOFFMAN in “HELLO, EVERYBODY” a a cnn VA U D Ee y LL a = in ~ = Mes P ‘ —_ 1] _/£wrse.. No Advance in Prices. Make Reservations Now. , ee a ll A.M—Coentineces Daily—iiP_M. u e al e n | a yes . _ q “ROUND Tie " | . - —- — aeneeeeeeeeee ee ee a —_—~ _—— 7 9 Sree: + eo — ae. ee . a — Ee. i he ate Sea ek sees «We bad vee : We theta Peg MEA” Ba e . heuer be LEP SED Leas Sea pee aes rose aS ot eee ot Varn he mia) Oe Visaet a ps Se ae oa Oe? Sipe RE te \ Vila Bde Tee c ES EI PEE ees ta OF ¥ ySeOaRS TR aR ae Se tee Ra, eer aie N va bi hte w hla ag ati MON. — TUES. — WED. 4 MONTHS CRO ———— FIGHT C. SWAYNE GORDON t, Belanger and | = aia ame Trier. PATETY 2 2eenez! ODEON- 4 3 ? - ; > , i i , >. | 2 a Ss £ 7 = ; Se m : =) $ a s x = : Z . =? ¥ 7 Z 2. ¥ a i ; ? 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Laemmiea } e - = 4S eae Original S. S. Flotilla Orchestre if ~ Oe AN ALL SFAR CAST HEARED = | x ee Ne : é i, oa, a | New York’s Noted Singing- H | “Nodody Toes Me Nou” = at = | oe 7 aati id =" be ee — " ** * ‘ . mere tee eee er ee a -eee ee ee ee 4 ee ty? ans Fg Re a gee Ss rT Playing Artists | Whenever You're Lonesome HOUSE PETERS ~ oS aes + | ~ BEN TURPIN AND A GREAT CAST unrumen S DAVE SILVERMAN 5 OREMESTRA - REILLY KET S ORCHES? Sa, ; “THE BAT? nor ae ~~ THOMAS H. = SIX JOLLY JESTERS WALTER HIERS _ “SKIN DEEP” Mint. Ste. Brenings and AN Day Gonday, S00. Children Alwags ec | 13 “Tae BAT” OF FHOTO FLArs Thrle—M ystery— Surprises Seo & Next Week,

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISFATTH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8. 1999 TOURS ee te ce 2s : ceaecercmecenaines ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH te San hae er o F'amous London Cafe Is to Be Closed ‘The announcement 7g 3 A > ; . waned — : Sn Mmmumseses tie Atma tense (romp aumouncement has broweht | LATE WELSH MINERS’ LEADER of the airs had been lost. a : Be LONDON, “Sept. 20.—The Cafe|than 40 years the eam | Under the guidance of Supt. ay : 7 "ery ee Ua Pag TE , 973 years the establishment has | Hi INTER VACATION 44 } Royal, London's ancient and most ) been the center of the cosmopolitan LEFT ESTATE OF ABOUT $150,000 boven of’ fae hospital, ae _ é : QO, famous Bohemian resort, soon is to life of the city The ; . 10p eae tion was begun. Finally, from lag disappear. It is planned to tear it fame o “ ~ ssternacona ' Necle Ss | records at the hospital, a frien VOYAGES 2127 A down and + in ite wen © |fame of the Cafe Royal brought a ——. -_ am end y rang wee) the woman was discovered. Th | 1114 Baltimore Avehue , 1 and erect in its place a modern | fortune to its owner, Danie} Nicolas Believing It Constituted Him ie ' me ; hat firiel J uilding of luxurious appointments. | de Nicc , ant 1 as a Capitalist. | 1° opening wedge tha Ia ~~ KANSAS CITY, MO. sh mCol. By the Associated ae | / Xfi A ye, lowe yp cha, ‘lived in Iowa. They had wn " , .e: In tears and embraces the lon are surpmeed by the revelation that Taos Group of. Artists Repre@ | ation seta ended and the 23 de , m : “ belizaa absolutely Fireproof. Comfort and refine. ad ES Veg 33 ment combined with moderate rates. 150 rooms ee the late Willidm Abraham. Welsh sented in Display at the now is living with her daughters. - ’ “MEDITERRANEAN & p : and 10 new modern sample roo 8. . ’ miners’ leader, who W as commonly % pe - A t . s. m —_— - . stuart oe aa. 4 aty AT useum. Daves Not to Quit Free Trade Pol ADRIATIC (24,5417 tons) — ' 7,450 a ealled Mabon. left an estate of “e 7. Jan. 6, Feb. 24th, 1923 ~ Age ™ Rates $ nd up : . . late . : : ie a aa a Did | wea AN é Be tropic voyages. Premier Sa eg ama ti ana gs Sie: or |picture, his fixed countenance por- : = a i” TIP-TOP OF FLORIDA—Book of 40 big NEW CATALOG READY | DRUG STORES traying admirably the stolid char-| use your Gente" . 1M1 Locust St.. or Local Agents. eee onl gare tra — about far-na, | r’ " acteristics of his race. The back- Others at $100, $125, $150 Up Bi a4 oran rov », clima e, iurchne: chools ; | . TW “ee > i eadth, gamitation, " ’ top. The Ring is Gold. The Ring is | BOUDOIR ITEMS | Hind’s Honey,and Almond Cream 'stamfling of its effect upon flesh solid Green Gold, | Solid Green Gold. | S4e tints hand-pierced and $150 values, now “$37.50. $100 $1.00 A WEES, . pena vg Others at $50,” | ers S75, 875 \. $125, $150, 8300 Dinimond. 5 AMER . Most Romantic, most Varied, : ospital S & ; , : ere ere eer B25 ik ICA > oF most Fascinating and wholly Delightful Mellin’s Food * eae! . t : @ of all Winter holidays is the Wonderful Cruise Mirror Nail Polish 2 Hike Antiseptic. 1Se; 3 for 50¢ Ji) victor Higgins shows a landscape SERVICE wiTre | of = « ak Mad Nail Polish 2: Coty’s Face Powder 79e calléd “Taos Mountains,” which is ¥ AMERICAN a Ci ard L i > distinguished by decorative interpre- LINE t the £272 e7* aconia Milkweed Cream....37¢ and 7 For the Daily Mouth ‘tation of an interesting subject. In the foreground is a narrow valley, MOUTH. BOULOGNE tT : *| Cuti Talcum...... serican-Fia Atcamen t The first, largest and finest Cruise Ship to go completely KILLS MOTHS | baimer's Almond Meal Wash and Gargle bathed in clear atmosphere and col- preci t . WILL NOT STAIN Germicidal Soap, 19¢; 3 for 55 and to keep the Teeth and orful with autumnal foliage. Tree roun t eC or MOTHS WORK all year ’round. Carmen Face Powder vums in a healthy condition forms are sufficiently conventional- seat Clay, Me _ 3 Do not neglect your nice summer Lyon’s Tooth Powder ized to impart a piquantly unreal ef- ae ee clothes. Enoz them now and Senreco Tooth Paste fect ] h ; . a - | fect. n the distance rise stately 30,000 wonder miles on Land and Sea then you'll be sure you'll have | Nadinola Cream blue mountains, crag on crag, their them for next year. Use ENOZ and be safe. Just spray it. Enoz configurations sharply defined by From New York, November 21, 1922 will not stain or injure the most penc | shadows of deeper blue. The paint- : . ° . delicate terial. It t I - 130 Summer days in Winter. All the fascination, of storied pels but destroys the insect and 2 More Than an Antiseptic [ing bas a: Sesed and-copeain- nantes oF its eges. It’s handy to have lll Healing Germicide the fundamental structure of its sub- lands and strange peoples. Long-to-be-remembeéred shore around the house for other house- ject, which elevates it far above the excursions at more than 25 ports of call— Havana, Panama sadn aaa sprayers || The ROGERS ELECTRO Hot Plate Sino for cuts, burns, bruises. ee $2.50 a Month | “Taos Cottonwoods,”eby Oscar E. 18-k ; ; ; &, cS, . Ss, AST! ] , Canal, San Francisco, Hilo, Honolulu, Japan, China, Port B9c, $1.58 53c, 89c ) jr" “OWND nears” 7 °O“*TS 2ic 42c 33c Berninghaus o£.8t. Louis, te an in- | White Gold, 11 Jewels, 960s Arthur, Tsing Tao (Shantung), Formosa, Philippines, (IR eat ‘nickel 4.59 terpretative rendition of the brilliant || Solid White Gold. 16 sey ’ , 7 : i. plated. Only . a | . color effects produced by the clear, | Java, Burma, India, Suez, Palestine, Egypt, Mediter 50c 50c Palmolive 3 | lan diitneme tee ae tae ee emake uaranteed. racelet. handsome box. ee ranean, Eurdpe. $2865 and up according to state- CATO —: Shampoo .... group of picturesque farm buildings || WATCH REPAMEES ERS roonf—including shore excursions. TOOTH c | | is sheltered by stately cottonwoods, | Bookings assure a travel party of unusual . rsti ; prominence from every part of the country. PASTE... Tooth Brushe neath a sky of vibrant blue. ese sad ee ee ee Costs no more than you will spend e Special at “Navajo Desert, Arizona.” | eye ye , | = | ; Open Daily Till 6:30 P. wT M next Winter at home. . ARE YOU TOO FAT? Albert L. Groll, celebrated for his pen and Saturday Till 9:30, Write, call or phone at once for full $1.50 KANTOL portrayal of the American desert, ‘s|] call er Write for Catalog Ne. represented in the current exhibition |§ Phone niech, Central 50652, information | ' a —« rf so You Know It is Not Healthy. | SKIN ELIXIR Nor Is It Conducive to Beauty. by a typical production, “Navajo | Bell, M 97, and Salesman Desert, Arizona.” Great masses of , Call, | rhe new, 10-minute clouds cast deep purple shadows | beauti- Ws T A K E across a barren, undulating plain, | ‘ fier “fs £ which loses itself in distant hills. The Se ‘low horizon and dim blue of the dis- | BROS.&CO. . : pioneer’s wagon in the middle THE OLD RELIABLE CREDIT 6. ‘ _ proves ® great convenience. In the flesh without fasting, | hi tin auretania Tooth aste home it is almest indispensable. the without exercises. Ab- porthon of the composition. “El Cap-| | Second Floor Carleton Building | price places it within the reach of intely harmiess . pager’. i > 1 FOR | everyone. wolut Te, itan,"* by George Townsend Cole, pre- 308 N. Sixth St., Near Olive’ The Cunard’s Blue Ribbon Ship of the Atlantic _ MINUS .* 2 sents the sinister aspects of the des- ; o HEA ay T ape ed ~ F ert rather than the color. Two som- t y PYORR f famous physician, I ber-toned m tal eaks ri b . i re) The Modern Cream for end embodies the most zy | paeahy senpcu tian etnnt egg: Miget 8 Bee heres | A toothpaste made especially act Enero and - a” the general level of the surrounding " xhaustivg study for sufferers from Pyorrhoea, the Modern Woman avameet research into| desert, their outlines sharply sil- The Enchanted Sea of History and Romance A ‘heeding, Tender Gums and : i the causes of houetted against the sky. Foreground . . EP other sore and diseased condi-} OBESITY rs Ptte . y. 4 10 h, b d as f ile The Luxury Cruise Next Winter | aoe pe ome er pce a sta: and middle distance are gently roi! Watches repaired: all work ' - ‘through which are glimpses of dis- anteed. Diamonds remounted; 50c Dr. West’s tant purple and turquoise hills be-|] jewelry repaired or remodeled. Consumption of current small. At- tach to any lamp socket. Service- ‘“ preparation for the able at all times. In traveling it reduction of superfluous | . . @ ) mouth aweet end clean, checks Py- maa ing plains, barren except for sparse A ; 4 From New York, February 10, 1923 | ) onehese. Contelpe ne grit, Conon’ $5 qo clumps of desert vegetation and of —_—_—_—_——————— . A “ eral purpose toothpaste, bot — forbidding aspect. STORCAIIST . 4 Inland excursions planned from all Assuan and the First Cataract. LS {ES cnpecia'y +. ommended for Pror- ; Per Bottle | Y Asther J. 2 Posdtc “A Mem: Sod a P ow FS e . ees : = ports of call—Madeira—Gibraltar— bandll —= | Gurls—Girls—Curis! | tain Trail, Glacier National Park,” . a Algiers—Monte Carlo—Italy, Rome In diverting the Mauretania from its ES Ree. SOc Monday 39c | Curt irls—Curls: | is a poetic rendition of the majestic| 4 regular ports for this Cruise, the Cunard price price. . : | Naples—the Dardanelles—Constanti- : , : le FOUR-PURPOSE ‘i TR ae outlines and prismatic color of a Line departs from tra itional policy to : | —— : great mountain range. The painting | ee erences Athens, Py make an epoch in Cruising history. - For Health and Beauty ———a ix constructed in three well-defined | arathon—Palestine, Haifa, Jerusalem, —_ planes: a bit of foreground upon | Bethlehem, Nazare Tiberias, Da- Prices range from $950 up according to (Mastin’s) / which sparse grass struggles for a ee Lee, Cairo, Memphis, and = character and location of stateroom. VITAMON TABLETS aa x Caveats “tin Ge THE WAVETTE hold; beyond this an abrupt bank of | up the Nile t Thebes, Reservations should be made at once. Strengthen the Nerves and Inyig- sauhe teins Gam anak aed Wicuntain precipices, its crevasses “f ¥ Karnak, ’ orate the Body Antringess snk © Seantenen Rod. The Wavette is a most at- lined with snow; and towering above Powder— . . : If you want to put some firm, Sor Face 0 AD in one ae = Seas this a-yet more distant mountain a / 0 ) sé ’? ° ‘ . ' ° e healthy, ‘‘stay there’’ flesh on impl al of the clamo range in faintly iridescent purples Pacific Liner Ebro al your bones, increase your energy, 50c = 7S¢ It hecomes an efficient Waver Rog. at eine. Aah aceeeial Aeeeeminaal ‘ : . : | , nerve force and power. If you Resular price $3.00 exhibition of which these paintings Built especially and luxuriously equipped for cruising in the Tropics want to quickly clear your com- Sale price as $2. are a part will remain at the mu- plexion and fee] far better, sim- seum until Oct. 25. To South America ply try taking two tiny MASTIN | We Giye 51 Cents in Trade for Old Razors scones ental TALTICR i ° d watch the results. ¢ Offer Good at AU” across and below the Equator oo 2 hin) eae oo unennageaesenpnnte ' MASTIN'’S Vitamon Tablet SSA Juage & Dolph Drug Stores FINDS DAUGHTERS LONG LOST From New York, January 24, 1923 [] contain not only the purest form EXE / pe a of yeast vitamines but all three SS —53 Bring your old razor regardies ime the Aneotiated Press. | Havana, Cuba; Panama Canal; Callao, |§ Buenos Aires in the Argentine; Monte- vitamines, true organic iron, lime BA cA of style, age or value%ind we will JACKSONVILLE. Ti. O68, 2 Lim eru; ri video Urugua ; Santos, Sao Paulo and | salts and other necessary ele- : A search b t the instance of - Shand Iguigue, Valparaiso, - ‘Rio de Janeiro (Brazilian Centennial ments Which Hatare provides ter Fp LL ALDELEAAZ allow 516 fn tents om Se: pr peosweted patient of the Mate maui Santi “Chile, Juan Fernander “Exposition 8 days). Trinidad-Barbados. perfect, views 3¢ Dene. ae SEE chase of a new $1.00 Model Gem [fi tai for Insane here has led to her_rc- ago, ° to build firm flesh, enrich the : | * union with two daughters who had Robinson’ Crusoe’s Island; over the $1890 up according to statezpom. “ blood and strengthen the whole = \G wo =\ Razor Outfit. You only pay 49e ee vd Andes Mountains to Mendoza and |] digestive and intestinal tract. 7 ey =A for this new $1.00 Gem. This out- Twenty-five years ago a young ° ° 89c ) Pe , Case <¢ mother, suffering from mental Special Tours to the Brazilian Centennial Exposition— The American Vitamon = “- [t—=_"FAVXC§U_ aaa Rater, Cnet: apf Thi. ceed waa aeneee an ea tee Travel Department— Travel Representative in the United States BB 7 EE Package of Blades. ; pital from an Illinois home. Two for the Brazilian Govern ers S Tours to Rio de Janeiro leaving New AZZ Bring your old Razor to any [jf | small daughters were left in the care: | Ox ax r BA ri * D S of her husband. The husband mew! York every other week to February 17 Judge & Dolph’s Drug tores. ; ‘the home of a friend. He d.eap-| to lowa, where he placed the girls in| T er write | —_* peared. The daughters were roid ile sions, etc., on any of the above Cruise Tours, call, pd pepe «i The judge ®) ol rn )rud (OC. mother was sont But the mother’s : Locust, 7 Dolph] — ; ‘memory of her little girls survived, American Express Travel partment 514 ri : ‘a faint flame flickering through the Ninth and Locust Sts,, St. Louis, (Bell) S eeecinitiin Wholesal 4 © Retail Druggists _ | peatal Carknepe. Dallas, Texas—1709 Live Ook &t. Kansas City, Mo-—1196 MoGee St. Two years ago her mind was re- w YOU TRAVEL CARRY AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVELERS CHEQUES | stored. In the buried years all trace | QMO e i Fe % APO AAHNGREGOET SY PFEDREY DEE ESED TEA nee ftTH 1 Qe ag ge meg moses

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oye % we Ned —s ako de eran Kk RB: Ae re _. wk ee eee a Pigsis ssp Oe AS EA -_ , , SUND 3 4 ST. LOUTS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that cf the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. OCTOBER & iam 7 NOBE | PRI7E WINNER it existed. The power of balance AMMIVERCARY SERVICE TODAY ae Gets Xenta Chair : | wea ___ eee. -2———— | Wurulze - Se ND — -_— as most essential to aviators and . AL. Kerr, pastor of he various examinations to deter- AT SALEM EVANGELICAL CHURCH United Presbyterian Church at % REG. U. S PAT. OFF: , eee “ mont ; Pa. imine the fitness of applicants on this —_ : Was appointed to the ch Stee a pees Were ere jue to the discov- Congregation Was Formed 37 Years of theology at Nenia Seminary he-e, 4 = Tf) LECTURE IN Ty 5, ot Dr. 1 any. Ago—Bazar to Be Held W edne>- ant s! . he pres PF — ¥ ) P eans tl tests established day and Thursday. Gent. J ’ Ky! last wint: : -— bi ; - o atinocd From race > -aArany, it js possiDie to de- The Salem Evangelict! Chure: | ie i Oyterian Synod a J | rs . * 2 7 Uttry and * : -_ : ee : : Arthu ~t wmf +) = ¥iebi . rer ana \f a PumUCe. 8 4. aon, FT hs TY . _ ee A : + -" : : er a part f ne audi Marcus and Margaretta a ae — liam Fren-h ; ‘ ¥ ‘” ‘leas As authors are _ 3:1 ; functioning Im thre ‘© ati it nhirty-sevene: Bsisse@ _ were. 100, ia., ang Dr. J. F. Jante- rf gf. - . a e195 . . ers : . : a ~~ Se oa * * rai. ” x SA Ay om C Pe Shane Be ay ee a ss 7 elem brit « ‘ >> = * ™ - : or, Ia.. wer opointes . ° ° =: ead mg roster. nto ot aoe ae : is Amazing Offer! “Qa Mien werein 1. See I + Of Managers of the insti- - . = a ed 4 Dudile . - ‘ ’ . , r Ww 2 4 . . at - i oy Genser an i? ba? é‘ a ec ¢: Bay WY is Of (ihe re- reguiar Sune r morn C ve ae a. U i80n, vice president "7 . =e : at Barnes Hospital. 19. A social how 1 be held of inte Stuthetekt eae eee SLAMS & TUESDAY \re = The Faithful Heart : : i’ - . ia! J sas | aii ; ie - a mp > FP: | TMA B ses = Wars : \ \ \ , . nett J , at the Broadhurst, T Barany were °F the Suncay ecnoo: in &h "a 4 saflties «: f Tarkio College by \ AAAS : | & Flora Sheffield, _ Robert Barany. pre r oO \de while h a professor of noon and evening servi shh al Me 70, we / : \\S 3 , = —— Ss (CO ee aed Edward Poland im , , sini ~~ ¥%s . ime Schoo! f Otology. a Unger tn auspices of tne ~aier y } ; f \' ™ >) an : ¥ of TRS cg : . . , : ° ’ : ? \e? :? ot 4 enn > = ur h r ora! Society , ; / d / f ; ; Mi ae aie 1. of Npeaia. pwede — ay | meee 7 cigs “hurch Was orga! , at tre | ‘1 . , : = = Barrymore to Play : 4 : . ri? ai : ¢ ic on ¢ 4 « ; 7 ‘ 2 : ’ : . " ue 7 RT NW sf — > . . . . : : 4 “> ‘ “E o e * . tha Noble prize in medicine in i914. C0 adical officer in the bore of Frank Grafer | DVERTISEMENT y, 4 | | | - . a SoLLOWING Havptma a 4 e “ : _ . ° : : > “ - s j - - : ae 7 - - ° ' ‘tuit : ; a NEW LAM _ “ E ry ~* ‘ . : be " _" 7 - m : . " - 2 3 —aaee iene : > F * — _ gohn ~ saber. che - = eo . . . .. * gy at Barnes hiospita. z nee oo . Th presse! na st he Re’ eats Electric or Gas , 4 . ‘“Bam!et™ will appear at ‘ — Ml . ie z 7 laywright, who course. eg egg the Tit Be 6° m thi fie ? . a % eet f % 4 te pte — ut : ; : a ‘ Tra: - , , yy Dandruft Go! | 5. “2 ; ter’s wer eommuct courses in several o' eS Reaetny : Lee elites , ioee fais Ween (ne congregation Wiu hou ‘OmMmmon ke pees 4 ’ : — ‘ fa . a v Wone : . : i : , $y 9 vertigo Aig s +. ~ ry t mernes i a “ not eozve awarT " . . af eight | 14 for advanci ew | [tOS- Enesne TT Se LY Lou nN 28S : : : et Vander. no Danderine ig not stieky or greasr. | ; — s : a Tin ; i. >? ae ,a°7 Oy t} “ : .** . , ; + ~? f - ' . 4 ; . . : ; > a 7 teak princip'ies « we fun« ee ia 4 ~een (ral Examinations Decided On fis # ; , ;, vy ¢ > a4 weak. sick. neglected hz: which the eomedtan will or ae i : ; ; ’ 4 - a : : % a int@rnal ear. which contains the ves- ,.. , ¥ na ' Orthopedic Device Maker-~ ty: St cn SE a wai | Oh OO A wae tel ‘ieee Foul D N W a ot nen mein ae z ; -i 4 ; : . . ‘ ' ‘ . . : » 3 : ; i - 4 aaa : — ‘35 > ~~ * ' a tibwiar nerves By ' are im of ~ 2 v ‘ nres , , ? : im antic PpaLion of ft : ‘ awe : : ‘ : iTisirwt? ? : is .« 5: * 7 2a h 7 : Youd. ers nd * * ’ : ; iT New these principles it . ORe, Sie . s — ‘ . Th Ra a: - 1} ae a rt ie " : . Q v} ¢ cto ’ ‘ : : ; | . e , +he . . - , _ - i? .. ; ‘ 7 : ’ 4.8 .4 : aN termine wheiher the static sense ithe ..... ..., donee mire Or by th "nited States War Ve*- wt. oo ; i : | > the ti . h are th Don "t , a power of equilibrium located in the faneston Cincinnat Marea. s Bure lans for which 7 — , ; — aa ‘ - HBR vere 2 en, A = wae F eHr RM SRL 2.262, Co a ag - “eg . OPO At ~ Talks and Clu i Cy ae ~ » SEE ig WF ty oY Gy ie be . , Are 4 os mdi r a SOR ae 9 relies tage mtge ti TI eee NS RE AUR Ce oe ' - ‘ Rte | ee i eRe Nae See — z wn eT ee ye mere fie * aie eee ees . te ' ne ee eee. et PRR PAP IE Elan tery RF OE aks 4 BEES ETE BENE Se CAE LPI ES Hf CAMEO ot eae mds DAY te KS 4 Pek, AP Rana te dave We) CaS Trek te ow et ae net oe iy - - >> a : CME Re pew TAY Me wih ec) . pee et internal ear) is normal or diseased. 54.4 Boston and New rk Hie method of examination a/'so Serna eee ivil Service Bureau announces that A MERIC 4 N FURNITURE | . makes poss idle the loca illzation of MISSIONARY SOCIETY BRANCH it will hold competitive examinations ( ( en ic be various trpes of tumors and lesions : or mechanics experienced ' the f th makin f metal, leather ani eisst : 2 $ thre TO MEET IN EAST ST. LOUIS ™aX!Ds of mets’, learner ana einscic W The advancement of these new iim ] a e er e physiological principies of Dr. Bar- Women From Four States to Take > @xamination will be based - apy played an important part in th: Part in Gathering at First M. E. World War. as aviators of al! armies Church, Oct. 10 to 12. tr 7 nd experi ni , \ writter éé 99 WEERLY — ve | y : had to undergo tests of the vestibu- A nissSionar. conference Will Ls D3 cholastic tes? ti : t . - a 7 be i lar nerves to determine their held by the Northwestern Branch of @Uedi Application bianks may vo A new, fully guaranteed, 85-Note Player-Piano at this: ‘ cation, in this respec! for fiyi the Women’s Foreign Missionary So. "40 4t the offSce of the loca tional priee. Equipped with all the most up-to-date feumg . — . “- These tests were sufficient to dis- pet, +, Methodist Enpiscon:) % “VY vice eXaminers in ths ; : n In] ° iety of the Methodist Episcop r « A AME Doe a SPE ee nea Aaa LES Bale I dR I ape . at: Aaeme ip! Rs, Lape ted eee Wea ld im 4 fo ay wae tinaagec ee Sear aye, rr" 4 = os . so aoa : Used Pian d Pl Pian ; : i ' a [i ene teteer in nenbton Among the speakers will be Mrs , os an ayer OSs as : ‘ a : tS _— o ~~ ~ ~ ox 2: ; é- I mever thought I cevuld ever be cure Thomas Nicholson of Chicago, pres: ' *\ . —_ as & é;. FISCHER $ Ged we are cg. and now Marrs + i abie te eat anything” vedy. Enlarged Pores. Oiis or Shiny Skin— AEOLIAN tract and Silaye the inflammation Which .¢ Methodist lavmen in Lowis eed ae am ‘ —_ . . Re. . ins : ioe 02s : : ded. At WeoiltT-Wileon Drug Co the Methodist Episcopal Crurch ef my stomach trouble. Medical sciencs. @emt Of the National Woman's For- HOW ARD Wonderful . ct. tae Qcitverea me Lindsey of Minneapolis: Bishop Fred ARE CURABLE ft reu have PIMPTES. harmieas preparition eral foreign field missionaries never mind how bacd—“Clear-Tone™ hes WHEELOCK uses Stcaltv ai h. liver and m4 ® today f ; . > a gs 5! : | L! silat ’ : x ; ian iimeta — tmatedine ptoteralr~ Tuesday at 12:30 p. m. at 1 ‘TONE SKI! telling how | a ™ ST LS : ) — > cl hes 3 WTRLITZER. AUTOPIANO, APOLLO. STEINW ‘. Iadge & Deiph .3 stores). Enderie Drug discuss the meeds in the foreign mi-- — Beautiful Three-Piece q > E : Overstuffed Suite 4 included in the Northwestern Branch seemed unadie to help me But thank eign Missionary Society: Mrs. fF. Blackheads—Acne Eruptions ' +." | : > 15 om | KRRAKATER - ¥ oat > *» ‘ : > . : Blac . > be a 2 °@ a + from sii stomach symptoms [am again B. Fisher of Calcutta. Ind. and ser- u&heads. Acne Eruptions a : ; Thy algae. . , | % , , | WEERLY catarrhal mucus from sishop Fisher will address a grou | Sn ae ee ee —— kK Sass ~ ~ » . ~ chia. One @ose wi'! cenmvince or morer — mleric ~tetior ty = — Se ee -— ea 6 : a r _— “Ee : , > : : wee . ¥ gouri Athletic Association tie } pd I know every em Sg ae a , SES ‘Zs . — | +k 2 | | and Many Others. +3 Ca, (5 stores). brewn-Clougtiy. Johnson sionary field and the work there of ~*~ os == ; Pot : o 7 ; Drag Ce. and druggists e«ver-- neiagnapcsin wr ’ : ci alo" . SST2e ie - as? *€] —_e >. * » >» if , ' ; Piano Dept Open Evenings Tnftil 10 O' Cleck During Reg. TU. S. Pat. Off.) i: : ee ; | , arg , . PIANOS. ORGANS, HARPS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTE 77 | alate ” ee Sedlstese cose ye ge 1006 Olive St. a rith d g= 2 t oak ll (Between Tenth and Eleventh Streets) ~ “% - og i | cre : ELECTRIC IRON aa . | | , WURLITZER, 1006 Olive St, S@ Louis, Mo. Pe Kindiy send me additional information regarding The | ti : 3 ws } ne +3 a FO. B. Factory Piayer-Pianc. t i = th. . 2 aa i 13 Bie} ie ie : be te Bi A i t s | : : - : | 2 In this iron you get the same satisfac- | ) 1a Be oe mee s r \( | = 7 = OB Beleade = tory service after years of use as upon the ~ ss | 4 | tl] 1 day you purchase it. Its sturdy con- struction assures the utmost in reliabil- ity and durability, and it costs only a Massive Dining Table a trifle more than ordinary electric irons. and Four Genuine a p>... * T ‘ ; a veisticul I y Designed \ | ; . — by Leather Chairs Walnut Bedroom Suite , ge \ \ee_ American Electrical Heater Company, Detroit , = cemattitel: Geataiiienie anata dicate 2 WONDERL| ia Ge } : ee - \ ima g | get bed. Secee “ate” reer Sand’ chitforeve ~ “The CORSET Special !—5-Piece Unfinished f th, HOUR Breakfast Set : O eC if 2 eo a Tn Range has polished stee! : a Reduces CP Apapiesie. - . | size, has four and tour ena bore-ll il eshapes-.-- large roomy oven ; wartluing coset. Ts smetsactryne f Sl Rejyuvenates ename and wii give Satisfactory service. | e Priced at | wil O tairs; strongl: "i * a , . nd & iAranteed to s." > aiis ; : : f - ‘ a sare e A v2 , . - : : cant afford to pass > at thi | - =~ @ oo ~ & ’ sw price of > Ag ” Itali Renaissance 2 ie bee me ah APY MOE ON Rd agate > sor ashe - &rop- eal * 4 ta & Peeve et. ae ae : . id | i i ¢ Library Table - _ constructs Bed Outfit Complete a : ir imneant approra T * on wh > a. : —- * = = = o . ‘ » “nighed in iTS Tr .hagunr. ~~ ~ — e e* o~ . me = is * a . g ia a: ” Special at me « =—Boiens spring anc 5 itton-felt mat- THE AMERICAN BEAUTY IRON IS SOLD BY Now AMERI és HE SOS ELECTRIC CO. ||. FURNITURE. CO. Six Offices in the County 708-10-12 FRANKLIN AV.

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oO. ree eae ORs * SE Te 2 eS a ee ; me ee ee eee Besa aces : ’ any ie coy om ‘x ae Ra PE A) + “ NDAY, : . R &, 1909. SUNDAY OCTOBER 8.'1922. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alorie Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Pt ” TO EN In “Aimer,” which Grace George is| American stage. * * * Marcus Loew, | pv R. OP : rehearsing. “The =A = Pi Gone *|also, is trying out the unit syst sti hero, will soon be seen on ihe OPERA BY ENGLISH |“The Quality of Mercy” comes with a|ampton, and within a month they | (ADVERTISEMENT.) # 54 TER GUILD _ i ibiey Siveie tad tnt tare rae wah om hie Windeville clreuit. screen. LAD OF 1 5 1S ‘seriousness that is surprising. In/ will be scattered to the four corners | - an NEW SEASON ‘2nd now, it is said, Myers has writ- Douglas Fairbanks’ first picture PERFORMED | scene a ge Peete ee meen a big/of the United States. Louis Is es Pee cogeetas | aa ’ in which he had scene e this at the age of 15 may - | ; a play with only one character WHAT THEY ARE DOING was “The Lamb, - This do something important before he is | " - . “NO PLACE TO Go” ——a woman, incident&ally. There is also appeared on the stage. From Paxt One. . , is, | TISBMENT. | ; ee Se” Cemeeio | a good chance that it will be pro- | IN THE MOVIE STUDIOS, picture was made for Triangle. __— Continued From Page One. ee ft he gitar sytem by 48, | ADVER pws coe ae G ee ee Loin we thur Uttry and Georgia | gyceq soon. | * games # who could have foreseen the com.| 2, Be Gees not set persuaded into . RIDING. Just t someone anid: “Say, let's all go te the | Gayety Theater.” They came! ss are named he | | 5 . slov % > amare ne ee oe : ACTRESS TELLS SE As authors are i Origin of “Rose Bernd.” | Continued From Page One. | Bebe Daniels is 5 feet 6 inches | poSer of “Don Giovanni” in that in-| ore pntiaten ne a adinet tndit ; y saw! And they were con- reached public performance. oe tae ) quered! They told the we roster: Frank Mandel, Os- | ‘ : 1] sie ecale at 120 pounds. fant effort. So it would } | pwrit wine? Mitehe ULWIG LEWISHON, wh co an ne one ee . ; - semmerstein II, Sydney Mitchell, N, who trans “ . Tho s 2a sgl ‘kson-iattempt to for od manager Gensler and Dudley Wilkin- lated “Rose Bernd,” reveals that (*"* we ee | ne Sey Wee 4 =o psoas am's iatiore ra ae Beech-' Clarence Raybould conducted, ana Tells How to Darken Gray Hair of the Gayety that ¢ were * Jeart” will be | whil , ‘row?’ which Alfred Green directed | Ville, Ill. tf began his movie career as a composer from this ine chief performances were those of, With a HomesMade Mixture. thrilled and surprised with the “The Faithful Heart” w e; while acting as a juror in Silesia | x is at Beverly work. Here, at any rate. ;} _{— Pp Wondétfal show at the Garety. | . as an extra. His home is } } e, is a boy a aE : the Broadhurst, with Tom | Gerhart H at the Lasky studio and on Catalina who take lay of S Augustus Milner as Shylock, Miss This same party has left season at : j; vernar auptmann found the) They 4 Tho Meich | Hills, Cal. 8 @ play of Shakespeare and Ena Rei Portia. Mien Deal El Joicey SVilliams, the well-known | reservations for six sents for Flora Sheffield, Daisy Ma~k- | theme of the pla A ; | Island. ey are mas Meighan. | aie : in h sets the greater part of it t ER SU aS Oe ee ee “bes esartprses sgt Ber | ange peasant girl | , Mary Pickford’s pet in her new P of it to mu- ) . rj -} y ¢ } inf: - She @. iy . . . . i. ‘ _ 9 . ; linch sOOT) 4 omedian will appear in ferred comecy, with Whistler forithe citvy when an intan : really Chamber of Comme a n | which the c - : companiment to his first monologue,' ever, shiploads are being evacuated METROPOLITAN LAUNDRY, 4400 Olive ~ ; } ’ ACh ‘incipa —* arin . lecaw "oy , k ror ; f time ‘ats ee oe 7 os ir of Con 0 ae -and-music Snow eacn Principal . if nearing pro- |saw New York for the first clive tomorrow. “in he. € hamber of LO} -* girl r ' for instance Portia’s speech on daily through Liverpool and South- "year, to remain in New York only | duction. Marjorie Rambeau |when she came from the coast .0 merce auditorium in “Increasing + j > : ; ‘? . -- ‘* a | 39 weeks, and then tour the coun- | has won the prize of the chief part jsee her first starring vehicle sho -n | Sales in a Buyers’ Market. He ‘js ty ‘in Bataille’s piay, “The Wedding jon Broadway. ‘author of two books on salesman- Se There are only three characters\March,” now on its way to the “Vanity Fair,” the novel without a |ship. ’ ’ F! hme entered into an eight-year con- | haunted bookshop. * * * It is said Helen Jerome Eddy was born in versity of Nebraska, will 2 - + > “2 y , , } ¢ ‘s S ’ ri : 4 ¢ y - ah with Frank Tinney, under (that the long-heralded and much de- |New York City, but was takeg from the Salee Managers’ Bureau of the) One or two touches in Shylock's with great difficulty oe many ob music are quite distinctive, the ac-' tained hotel accommodations. How- | Per Pound > Fa — F, J . x MODERN FURNITURE CO.s : $g|| BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY ON YOUR] RANGE or HEATER| Don’t wait until the cold weather comes to buy a Range or Heater because you will surely pay more. Our stock of Stoves is now complete and you will find it easy to get the Stove of your choice at about one-third their regular price. Come Monday or any day this week and take advantage of this unusual offer. | MONTHLY Piano at this sensa- p-to-date features, pedal and expression ion to Players sell- ph Weh Sis SM yi hk Bite | Massive’ Built | All-Blue Porcelain Enamel Nickel-T rimmed / . . Coal Range Combination Range Heaters O, STEINWAY ie During This Sale f) ‘ M . rill Hit abd hi pe hi! | | / Ay ed adh i OP ISTRUMENTS ° ans, MAI {ii MR) iY af} My e,! ' ii ete) O_o ree le le A. 8-20 regarding $275 } It ts constructed of polished steel; ; has anced J cast linings and stands on high sanitary base. This Range has i all the latest improvements that you will find on Ranges of higher | and is a guaranteed cooker aker. wonderful bargain at this low price. ; a 3s y Before paying T is Range has polished steel top; full ee A ens Ro an enormous . side with four large gas burners and four aon a osnraiinte ome , & large coal burners; large roomy oven and low prices. Guaranteed a in warming closet. Is finished in sanitary to give satisfaction. : ° blue ename!] and is a labor saver for the Nicely trimmed with housewife. Former price $150. Sale price.. nickel parts. Upward ; eee eee eeeenees nN _ pees , HY is it that many men the first, to advocate similar | | electrical labor-savers promote equipment. Then consult with se a 2 “x perea waoet, ey fest the A& wonderful value at our iow price. | efficiency and Cooney Her—and as the next step, have = | 2 Se ee eee, |"ine to use for that ertre bed ft mabie is constricted of solid oak end work-shop of the home. : a demonstration of an electric . : ) ' mahogany ; without taking up «a great ie seacad” $1 3:75 $6 G4.50 Many men of business whose vacuum cleaner in your home. a Sreatiy toe the — appearance of your teem #2 Ge ees eeeteeene Full-Size Cotton and Felt wine, Joather | tasks are made shorter and easier _ Any dealer or your lighting com . ‘rr 7 with modern devices should be . pany will arrange it for you. ee ece @e ee Se « Mc attr ess Guaranteed “Simmons” Link Fabric Spring on The electric vacuum. cleaner re- ) \n\ Furniture Company | ———— i= dnclabrf moving he foratre pera... 901-03 Franklin Av.) *

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a ee rn a ala ee a aa The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of thé Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. Japanese Parliament, although not the Nationalists and those members | — | in good health, does not intend to of the Selyukai and Kenselkal, the | retire. His object in asking the Ke- two large parties, who are dissatis-| __ | kuminto to dissolve was to endeavor fied with the present policy of their | a =; _ 1] 4H to form a larger party te include all leaders. | y ——. ~~ ' P . 70 BE HELD NOV. 11-00 =F Buy One- One Free -Also Combination Sale bie , Mas Free Toilet Articles New Feature Will Be a 4 naa z 4 5 Ss eet RS Lg) rersoos on Sus . load Did you ever see Ry a a _ it 45. a Piece of Jewelry 5 aa She aces Forder compact ; ites eneine to a 3 z: 7 ke Th 1S T; Us I hd - Y ] 11 g CO p ° . s ~ ; * - Sanitary apkin count made by national headquarters Camphotr Ice af ‘ “2 ‘in Washington recently in prepara- | 7 77. ? q : No one would be so foolish as to make a cotracamaiencamas | Phe-Camph Antixeptic Killer. Analax. a laxative Gauze. Sterile. ¥ ae Mennen’s Cold Cream Old *Strie Rater b Pay mh po ~ aoe pe > a “2 ce See eee. ee ei a ne ne \ 4 i Bs a ign i ete ‘sa ; am x , oo Ad 4 ai - = aS » . * > ‘ : pa a> Sega. ~ ey a on ' , : ; 5 by Weed 1 _ a eo cs ated y oy ar tis0 ee bs , OF xn wo Cla t Soe ee Seo er. An EE ES RE RES OPAL S NI OARS = A NNN. NAS IAT A Ne AA SEN A RN NOG OIRE 86S Rn ALG 8 1 EN EI CE tC EEE SS AS POPES ERE AIR TY a SR LA SRO IR r ™ » es ayewhoae . 4 a — mh Gers t ‘ a0 eh ied er * %, = + avs ww et - spdiceehente “ patti aethitbiebte a mined - emai , - See ~ 4 oe ao o ay - - ie, . ee ho ew ‘ od ona * o~- Henaciula Taictm é; Durbar Demonstrator .. cam-| E Plans for the roll call and the =—é > ’ | : , —_— 3125 Janice Perfume. oz. paign through which it egg a QU ESN 3 7 one kitchen cabinet that recognizes this Medici Glee #, « Sa eet 2 FL «> | =m be A insiGge corners-——cCupuxe—anc as | Ric, $1, $250 Per’rme bert. — sat, Fggian4 RATES im i / mS : JA s » bd -_. PO ee ~ S Pv? > m® Gee =~ s . +” hed adelelelel lola toll te tet Tt - ADVEE ni oe 1 i RNa lb I Neg gen TA EME Ae Die 2 A Mens 2 4 ee 4 a re ~~) * ree eS eee * is Apap ih, jas y. a anc Co Paeteurive Teoth Paeate 1 The roll call, whieh F . 7 Yi - ™ es ag anger Armistice day and close with Thanks- which were lying around at the’ home of a customer 4 a seve See it at your furniture dealer’s. © entirely. of plain, com Giveerine-Rese Water giving day, will be notable this year “4 of ours. ng : — any drug store : ee | will need), apply it at Mm-rPin OOCDvO MmonN vomnnemx She showed u hes I niec ard asked us if we cou! 7 pieces ing : tae- use enough to maintain its strength to carry out th ay» ee EES obligations laid upon it by tts con- Me tee SUPA vat Clecerine T a ees the marshaling of forecs through- e WHTTame OB A. f - | walp . -_- —_-——_ , , _—- —_— — oi , “ age Y be ‘e >! ee Ot mer o'a, cast- ; | . ; : - - can Evervwhere a —— » tis oe weeny ‘ ' a ” j ; | , ‘ Specisl Single Sale Red Cross.” Under the leadership | | ft Jewel. | | f a _i&B; : ad ' abet som - aw Z | | 7 | fi four more applications will Re Servo Figs, arent ' Me 2 a > _ 1 dandruff you 1 Sac pnce’ Water "ae SQ, THE SMOOTH SURFACE ROUND CORNER (© — Yr nto ater. ot« hi ir Youn all ite = 2S5e DeWitt’s Catarrh Pe r an intensive campaign from start tq Rings Bar Pins Brooc Scarf Pins 4 ton and trace of it, ee Se > finish that the organization may p \ Let us consult with you about it. Our suggestions or de- f, sign sketches will cost you nothing. The making over of ¢; =‘ ~ 7 ef the sealp will stop iust i@c Cotten Absorbent .._.1 old Jewelry is insignificant in cost when considered in con- ¥ ~~». KITC NET = | peur hair will be fluffy, li 25e Bayer’s Aspirin Tab. dz.1 ~— —— ptm Service to Disabled Veterans. nection with the value of the new, up-to-date pieces we will s .. s, silky and soft, and i bs " P. . ai is oe o. . a ee aces great sustaining membership ts ‘o 3 y ! 8: iy Bes | SEME £1.28 Celtwel! & 3 » be made for support of the service ~ | oe bs ADVEETIS Ae ae rendered by the American Red Cross # A complete line of the newest, smartest Ring Mountings, ad oa a ~ = wer in their homes and in hospitais to in gold or platinum, await your inspection. Priced $8.50 22) yee ; a a VE STOC AD TT «Pry s° © go ~@ isabled ex-service men their ; : a Fy i. ae. ae milies, for which some $10,000,000 . . “3 ; " wre ~ r—a-. © we mot nbn rat ee aameiagy wi ‘ : . . ~ ~ ° - ee 4 Black Death Bac Rites Free Catto ae Keitfe~a ~ abenne will be spent this year in work the is ste > The Kitchen Maid is well built, of seasoned > OR SWEA . Powder, Keiffer’s_ Ges wate Government is not authorized to do | with many improvements in construction which | — na for which no Government funds Jraé@ -Ali Pro 4 it easier to use and mo lastin oors always . Add Rc and G t T are available. This work is going on ; Filied. - ’ : ” 1€- D ie e€ wo ogi ' és AF | | ‘ drawers do not stick—porcelain top can be extendall , edie in virtually every community in the ¢ : "a Se P. A. or X¥ 2° 7? am Vir ais ‘ " . =a : | | : , Zhe Tyvsel om same .3 United States, through individual and Charge es | — - > or removed for co i: Sie ms DN I et, Ry DVS igh Pa DN IES Nl ce dnp ES. > ‘ t « ~~ “oe & pee re rts geaeee © a a . . teas =n? LL lo Fat; 7 aes NOARe Rig, pet, wed. « —— miro 7 : ees Gee ie wie He ba 4 : ae ge. dag Rs o,.. .-3 : sympathetic contact with the veter- Accounts Retailers’ | ia ¥ ~ ee ond Dyes’’ add Sie ‘Vellet Water ..".. 1 tere ans by chapter workers. nv! SEVENTH & ST. CHARLES , | Wasmutx-Expicort Company, Andrews, Indians ee aie ae Three other important duties are . i — stockings, sweate also emphasized in the Red CrosS 7)... senate ceeietonn si aililidlitiaaanad a jecats, draperies, ever: Sale } : program of activities—public health z , * day "mited. Expert nursing service for rural communi- FRFE CIG4R« eee ae xe eS cer: Spee + oe eS a : is woo! or silk, or wheth ~~ : > ‘S BRCADWAY G4 '& FRANKLIN : , | . : : : ' oe at. eke Se. det =e, , : : ~gansge See agree ' iS A Sete es ee ive) ps PM ge RE ag aS RR ae Sa 2 ree ea a ee aw aes ee eotton or mixed goods. te . : ; a ~ ae “= - 4 = aioe. Se ae en eS — ? dre gen 5/5 ; ? : iii? ; ts ae 9 ee ee ee es do sinks gh. GAGA ean ye ere vz MmrpPin Oooo ePeee ices in a& program — widespread instruction in home hy- ciene and care of the sick. tn nutri- tion, genera! health conservation, first aid, water life-saving. production of Braille for the blind and the vast production of clothing for the needy | e at home and overseas by chapter vel- unteers. Roll Call on the High Seas. A new field of action tn the ap- . # eaten ee At AA AES ALLAN ARELLANO LE AN Ii OE ENB one ee ee ee pias. ate er es sp it _ ; : awe _— acter onan nen suRededtipnems . . : ; . ; VE + Aeryeen SRE Ms rw hae . es See pages - : . a — on Ge tee eteae ae rproaching campaign will be a roll : call on the high seas designed to reg- ister members on every ship afloat or in the ports of the world in which merchant marine companies and ship : ‘captains have been enlisted and the co-operation of the U. S. Nary De- A SPLENDID OPPOR! ITY F partment obtained. The campaign in WV. the insular possessions and in for- eign chapters is also pianned with the view of increasin the enroliment. In jecining the Red Cross this year The J. C. Penney Company needs capable salesmen for the new member. as well as the old Managers pf its new stores. Would you like to be manager member renewing his membership, of a retail store in which you own a one-third interest—paid will receive a certificate of member- fer out of the profits of the business? ship designed to fit a purse or card case in addition to the white button If you are between 25 and 35 years old, have good habits, bearin ae) boli c : . “4 ed can give us the highest refe have h - + ae ae ag ar laa ta rences, have had thorough a This certifiacte is the stub of a filing perience in smm!] or medium size d®partment store. or are ecard adopted by the Red Cross for ee enced in general store work in special lines—either ‘the first complete system of regis- otning. shoes or dry goods, tration of members in all the 33006 wr active chapters. The cards contain- We Want ou ing names, addresses and ciasses of membership will be retained as per- While of course we want to secure the very best expe- manent records by the chapters and FTienced men, we are not expecting the superman. Experience as lists whereby it will be possible has taught us that some of the greatest successes come from in the future for the Red Cross to the ranks of average men. We believe that every man has keep in touch with its members for within him “that something” which wil] lead him to success all emergencies, whether local, state if properly —s and given KC right opportunity. Limited or national experience, plus character, a lot of ambition. industry and | yeni to vonage om are the prime factors we are looking for ccc beseaeeme Stag aRo — u men. nvesti 2 ee et Oe an ce ‘Visualizing the work of the American tlenal opportunity. . ‘Red Cross have been designed by The investment of money ts not necessary for vour success well-known artists, and these will be with us. The financial backing of our comranv ts ample. displayed in every nook and corner What we need are young. healthy. vieorous and capable | of the country. A special poster has salesmen who are determined to go to the top while they also been designed for use by the have youth and energy. We pay you while you are proving chapters overseas. A Red Cross your ability. \worker’s badge, new in this cam- paign. will identify the solicitors in Here ts our proposttion outlined briefly: prt — * @ eutioco or an tncrease Mm Men come to us first as retail salesmen in one of membership, it was unanimously eur stores. During the period of proving thetr agreed at a recent conference of Red ability they learn the greater possibilities of co-cp- Cross division managers at Wash- erative effort. Their progress denends upon their ‘ington, is extremely bright because of ability and effort. As our new stores are opened. the prospect of improved commercia! the managers are selected from our sales force. ; and industrial conditions everywhere and beca the public at large is he is sol4 a on . now betté? tnformed as to the peace- e-third Interest In a new store and be- sie cblentions the Ref Crem comes its manager. He may afterward accaufre a - partnership tm other stores which are the outgrewth }earrying out. Unsurpassed ef the one in which he first received a financial tn- The keynote among the chapters terest. To those who do not possess the capital is organization for the most efficient = ° te purchase a one-third interest tn a new store, the enroliment ever recorded by the Red fi OT Dish W, ashin money is loaned by the J. C. Penney Company and Cross, many of the chapters adopting 4 is repaid from subsequent profits of the store the residential canvass plan by vol- unteer workers which in numerous The J. C. Penney Company. started tn 1992 with one store. cities last year proved succesful in use of CRYSTAL WHITE Soap for Row operates 371 stores in 29 states, selling dry coods, thoes adding thousands of members to the washi o ti ings from : clothing. for men, women and children. and kindred goods voll. The members of the Amert- | re “a thi which we oe Our cash enles for 1971 amounted to $46.641.928. [If you can Bed Crom are modern minute me drink — their hygienic cleans- have had thorough experience in one or more of the above men and women. the greatest proved white family soap it is to your interest to investigate our plan. reserve for relief the world has ever seen. In the roll call task the chap- Write today for our booklet, “Your Opportunity.” which ters have | + pledged themselves to fully explains our plan. Gtve your age and number of years’ ‘maintain this reserve at its highest im our lines of merchandise in your first letter, possible level. ; may arrange for a personal interview later. All corre- | | ‘ : ; - ‘. Z 4 y : 4 g ; 5 : a R ¥ , d« - 4 ‘4 : , : : . . ‘ ' = 1 Pt : >* : | i 4 Ww - PJ * 4 r ts ele t ‘ ’ ee et Fe 7. ; ars all , i R a “~~ 4 & We a e 7 ; J © >’ . : ¢ “| d, ¥ ‘a ; > : § / ou - ee a ~ S _ eve *. _ ~ ~ : : . : - ies * ° . . a 7 ; 4 ‘ So's as : >> j vr a — : 4 - dy ate as J. vee 4 . : AA : ’ os 4 * ’} ~£ ry p 7] . “ae . ‘ “ “yy “-* : 7. a > - A o a . an” . . : (‘+ fe - » i 7 ” i. “a ‘see -- © 5 ; 7 yogtoe Cet T ; ~" ~ ¥ C+ ae i ini Sheath iL GAR TT ° a oor ne 6 wae at a ean penne oae —— RC ltd gran 9 FL PN Seg AMD AE BN GE i Se ay loot OE LARA OR ERS He | Sh Al RT aM i RE EF Ge ie ae When a man makes 4 success of the management. -" AMY , oor ¥ OY GANG > Sae | Mew Japanese Party Planned. _Cerrespendence of the Assoctated Presa, TOKIO, Sept. 10—Acting on the. PEET BROS. MFG. CO. advice of their leader, Ki Inukat, the Kokuminto or National party, which Also makers of has a small but influential group in Crysal White Soup Chips and Creme Of Toller Soup. the Diet, has decided to dissolve. Thus there disappears 4 party that . = Seieammeme ee pan eutsend 90 gene ber Seen, | Be : ABigger Bar—Same High Quality «© of the most incisive speakers tn the ae me AA - ‘ 4

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east — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! ~~ 7 ——_ ~ ees ee ee a A ee a es The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone ———_ ee ee — LLL AO — NEW BOOKS FOR THE WEEK | : a —— AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY | fo ay af ee GOLDMAN BROS.’ GREAT NEW OFFER! (adm DOWN COLE’ Combined by Approximately 40,000. Parcel post to card holders, on fre- pees Sd cea ane, oe See y | ST. LOUIS This Holland Scene Delft Blue Dinner Set BUYS cation. “OLD PARK 8TREET,” edited by oY HO Dr. Robert Means Lawrence. A T BLAST ‘ most delightfully written descrip- Py tie: a .. . tion of Old Park street, Boston, HEATER %, sy r _ Which has had an unusually inter- | . : \S s _ et Fg $n eee tg es a PV Gate + esting historical background. It => “eng includes some reminiscences | P ) \ . y a forme id h re pS , Tk 0 | | HI 0 RANGE interest. a ae ete | iy? . " \\ With Your Purchase By A > . : B - 7 ee | , ? +t Be Sure Your Hii- | * “NORTHWARD COURSE OF EN- | With great literary charmghe au- Ov | PIRE,”’ by V | aya ; 7 / y Vilhjalmur Stefanssun. 3 —- ao qs of 4 d =e | thor discusses the enterprises that 2 : , ir ‘ 7 ae || have been undertaken, and the ! 11] rian ate : : definite possibilities for industries Oli Sil are be: | Cole’ _ and colonization in the far North. _ . 7 : EN yes - | | a $ ‘BIRD GOSSIP,” by Harriet Wilbur. | ay —, Pak Y aa a me = . Observations of the author, a great | : 4 | : | sof if —_— ' | Goldman | lover of birds, who relates net | nid hot $a] Co eas | gheitis cis oA "sae ., : many interesting adventures in /& studying them. Numerous colored 0s, | ea ADVERTISEMENT | ‘@Mustrations ada ¢ | i Ht | MAGA BY . See € mi) my the whole : WAY TO a ee hy iyi 4 oFe NA Ree Or Over, Either on ff) ?:.|'\-\ Seas ) | Are man’s stand- BASURE WA “TECHNICAL EXPOSITION,” by | [i it, eel TT Bee Ce Cash or Credit Beis eeeea ere eS) i | nd diagram- ; \ D DA ND Ie UF F | Karl Owen Thompsorm, D. M. Ai 1 | qr ah ‘ oe gerd: co ‘a | it Sole I SAE ARNE RD Nae Bie an ee ee i ee eh lle ne oo Rae ra ’ —— A by a IC SA Ra ON 2 eee ree me . actnectte we Ot Ne one Cer is one sure way that has never; ‘©*tDook designed to cover the | | Peed) ie BT Purchases ms Fe x, ia%» remove dandruff at once,and| Prectical aspects of instruction in mm Be og B WE a4. i ants te dissolve it, then you destroy | English for use in scientific, agri- | | If you need anything, why Sr ee a a ) i g Saiesly. To do this, just get about |. cultural and engineering colleges. : , not buy it at Goldman Bros., SReanees of plain, common liquid |“HOUSEHOLD ENGINEERING,” by | : where you get a Dinner Set a any drug store (this is all | Mrs. Christine Frederick. Shows , ad od ’ “a will need), apply it at night when; ina clear manner how housework . use enough to moisten the can be made more stimulating. c ri ’ a 2 ms" ‘ - 3 " . ; ‘ wis apd rub it in gently with the productive and constructive. . 7 | “Seer | p ‘ | = | | Two Stoves +} = ee eee “4 no more, ee ee ee ee ee Street —, ee ee eRe CEE A TR “ ‘ — - shen + — td tips. “PIECES OF HATE,” by Heywood | . : , _ if t all, of v Broun Deli tfu te ~ : : ass ~~ ~ a & morning, most ii not ali, o our sroun. Delightful sketches on : 7. ¢ One—a Range ~~ aenff will be gone, and three or books, politics, the theater and / He ” . ; mM ) ; ' > . and a Heale: © i) : YW more applications will completely sports, written in the author’s in- | i a ts | - | 7 | t | . , 8 ss : , ¥ aN. ‘ 2 _ : S ay. a 4y ao @ iid 4 oo (Ey Zp « oe ~ and entirely destroy every imitable spirit of humor and clear and trace of it, no matter, thought. § ‘ gueh dandruff you may have. (“THE STATE AND THE CHURCHL” M, ‘ - ao : : ~~ hin ’ The most re @ will find all itching and digging | by John A. Ryan and F. Millay markable Heater sealp will stop instantly, and| wrorehouse. Gives the Catholic dooc- ever made. Burns 4 ear hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glos- trine regarding the nature, author- | coal siftings. cobs. coal, lignite, = | $4 2.7 —3 be ae POSTE ty lg iets AR a AO aii. - ee w oe eerie oe Pm and soft, and look and feel ood: has air-tight bott is red times better. relations that should exist between | two. No Heater at $30 to $35 . = ” * the state and the church. its ejual. Think of it! - omni CL TE IS ET SS AE : & X BLUE- ENAMELED e 4 ADVERTISEMENT. __{«yfoROCCO THAT WAS,” by war] a - J Bf ‘| | odin | ter B. Harris. Describes in deta! | $1 Down Buysa . + , _ life at the Moorish court and then | - nt warmth te + | | | hold; quick »aker and heater. Will pay for itself in the saving of fuel im & i ; devotes the later chapters to the | ; E’ ‘ - oy iT changes that are taking place in & | , year's time. Will heat one to three Eemoned lumber, | “ SWEATER IN ' Morocco now. There {fs also an in- | §& AIR oc . as rooms. You need never stoop while - TIGHT 5 uction which make teresting chapter on Raisuli, the Joors always fit— “id T OND DYES Moorish bandit. iz } tA . | i , P can be extended > | &g | $ D 0 Ww | ing and cleaning. i GOLDEN WEDDING AXNIVERSARY fay : : HEA FER me Of Buvsa A : ™ “Diamond Dyes’’ add years of | gE y ’ ndrews, Indiana - : to worn, faded skirts, waists, Five of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Geltz’s | - Cole's pd Meater “6 ; 99 Bewats, stockings, sweaters, coverings, Children at Celebration. i ee on eae | BUCK Ss maapings, draperies, everything. Every Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Geitz,. who prices and easy terms =— =— . : geckage contains directions so simple have lived in St. Louis for nearly nee adten th dada : — = _ GAS RANGE aay Woman can put new, rich, fadeless ¢9 years, celebrated their golden ent sizes. See our spe- . mmo Pee of ay wor | e's Air- Tight} @ j isto her worn garments or weddin niversary at the home o cial Cole's Visit the most wonderful Stove De- “4 oe on Avert a . | Heater at : artment in St. Louis. You do not MO 7 Le | a : Ve ZES 72 | q fies even if she has never dyed their son, Will S. Geitz, 1826 War- | : ’ : “— =" ; - , Just gee it—it will vay SL Gila a ei bef Just buy Diamond Dyes—no ren street, where they now live, last #im eee ys Kind—then your material will Wednesday. Relatives, including | a ‘ | COAL- 6AS teed not to streak, spot, 4 son, Dr. H. A. Geitz, is in Mexico. i ow run. Tell your druggist Geitz is 74 years ol4 and his wife ) whether the material you wish to dy@\ig ¢7. ‘They were married in St. | ju wool or silk, or whether it is linen, Louis in 1872. Mrs. Sophia Jenkins, | ‘gotten or mixed goods. ‘only sister of Geitz, who was brides- | Remember, You Get a ~a\ | £ . . $3 Per Month Pep A DOWN BUYS “THIS | maid, was present at the celebration. | | Holland Scene Dinner Sel ; ¢ on . — . Duateg 1921, the POST-DISPATCH | Geitz was in the sewing machine | FREE. | aa | peated 18,582 WANTED 70 24 furniture business for many + | Buys it rage ‘years, starting in 1877.. He retired is Largo : + _ PURCHASE “Wants”-—5261 more | several years ago, however, and his ze Down Buys Th Ss rs ra = ae - } -? mange eae price be —— > Weeite TEER other St. Lou sons and a tromer now concvct oI SAS KITCHEN CABINET] € haantan ies Sof Rate | 7 business. ; ~ re for cama ng a ; i tamatied - o esign and m up-to- - Remember you get a Hol tures hes no equal anywhere. Tt hea ‘ Yi | 4 - On Special $ 45 land scene Dinner Set—— arge roomy oven and stands on ele- : 1| as w&/ Y) j — we — - Sale for eee FREE! vated base. See this Range on special . ; , ie. f/ gut right, because Diamond Dyes five of their six children, attended. COMBINATION > Yyf f sale at Goldman Bros. $5 Per Month Buys This Beautiful Bedroom Suite 13 1 Big Beautiful Vanity 1 Large Dresser 1 Elegant Large Chifforobe 1 Beautiful Bed #§ Ail Complete for. . 7 Most beautiful ever placed «nm sale. This extra large Chifforobe made especially for Guvidman os. Mas «tra roomy hat box and cicthes closet, panel doors, roomy drawers. Re- member our great Free Offir wits this wonderful Chifforobe. On especial sale Th Ki Ca mad 1@ oak througho Db What -nakes this Suite entirely different from anything you have ever seen before, and how can we afford to sell it for such oo gtle Fev greny yp bin, so giase jars, I Tag price, you ask? This Suite was especially designed for us. By yoy great number of these Suites and having drawers, metal cake and bread box, pot and pan racks, brea em made especially for us, ws were enabled to demand a iow price from e manufacturer hitherto unheard of. This board, art giass doors, eta If you want to be convinoed of Buite is not like other Suites have emal!l, undersise features and made to gel] at a low price. band every is this remarkable value call and wee for yourself. After these large apd spacious and just at _ want. We will be unable to furnish any mo of speee Buites at this brent ana itehen Cabinets are gone there will be no more to be had at A so get a a while they last REMEMBER—YOU GET A BEAUTI OLLAND SCENE ER YOUR RCHASE. , re special price. TESTED 1 : Join Our Club and Buy a $585 Complete We Sell Goldman Bros. Accept Liberty Bonds at Full Value 2 on ; ® je consider 30, 60 an ye’ ae ike ) : Pla tfit for $345 | Vocalion and Okeh Records SF yaa Str tat , | : ou Live Ou uis, sa ICP CHAICH ES A818 PER MONTH ca rating comm mane] mpercrmacane ce | Per Month et rig Baird: Sette cal Fed gt : , the latest s and FIRST AMONG CLEANERS e yas : m = . out a) |i ae we Buys a$75 se pans an ee To aesee , | at i iy per py Sh ee M : on sftren miuer 1s . - ati ns Sarees as se BN ah My ‘gh , : eae es (a ay ae ts - . oe, ri oe sy Pp y S “oad * ; 4 "Oz _ 2 ds 4 - " . “% > Ko an oe he ¢ + y ae Sy%5” * ie ond ° suction us d Fae reise ee _ a hw 9 id «4 . . a $y" hale . - = —_—— - ns Pe oe f i ss ns te a, ' 7 , - - ee - aed tte “my * A Pets Ae . “ “4 iin : r i yh ~* ee ve . “a Aes ee : - a y A - ee, —_ ‘ Me Can - ; : f , if Oy, , _ Ar y Ne 4 ryt : j —— . <« Shae - A Sy a Lo 7 : vs i 4 kegs 7 os v FA Ay" 7 . seb eo Alta: motor driven brush is wanted, Model Duplex—two cleaners in one for the price of one—is recommended. Premier attachments clean everything—furni- ture, curtains, clothes, radiators and mattresses. ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER CO. CLEVELAND, OHIO . Py Xx re gi 67 | ta SSS He fee OS ST EES Be ee es oe ES WITH THIS WONDERFUL 88-NOTE OS Ca ke a Bee “MOZART” PLAYER-PIANO. One ; ro Parlor lamp in en ne i . or Oo rose; one 6 or yveiour a - Please call or phone us for a free demon-- er old rose; one ilk or velour Plano Bench; 12 newest Q R S Player Rolls. peer h of ec eg a | Most Wonderful ‘ Offer Ever Made By THEPREMIER SERVICE COMPANY, ST. LOUIS Dy means of our great Club Plan 4 ° wherein we sell a great number oO 501 N. Sth Street Phone Olive 6693 these Tien. Piamak” ae are enabled : to quote this low price and easy terms of $10 per month. Join our Club—it will pay you.

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‘SB ~~ 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. ee Sunatcmnm wenn tees of] spre meee san ot on vest 2*| TARIFF LAW HAS BROUGHT Spoonful for a Penny nna matl order. catalogues has reached! days Some small towns fn the midst Sees Ss TO LIGHT ALL OLD SHAMSTO |" Brings Quick Relief = ef the tax on big ° . - . | : aye ¢ 65 per cer ‘Fight of Administration Against Appointment SCENT ES: i -.. mere 32 per cent. ¥ 7s 3 ; F oo posed by of Farmer on —" ee Another Factor sasipation wil dow | a | Be eecmed #0 ast over oa in Coming Campaign, me 3 | ~ be poe sees emia . | . / : 5 am Wars and Meares ¢ contained ihe 5 c.ena ry) > /, bidsiys i eee SUI gy Nosecubopagay Following is the first of a series Of paramount on the ith day of next | erticies written for the Post-DiepatcA November. The tariff question has | by Wilkham Jennings Bryan dealing in many Campaigns occupied the F r | 7 es og forgotten that the ea eee %e Cold , 3 Cold In Few Hours political eampaign tt foremost place.gbut for several rea- pe me leaders are in contrel € Pape Compound Breaks | ' ) sons this will not be true this year. : Ce S. Washington. Accord ‘appear in the é' The strikes at home and the foliti- ek: DS eecords of last year, | time to time until the election. cal situation abroad may at any ’ 2 dOed rsons paid a rate ——. blewing and snuffling! Take/| ap the eold completely and end all | Gs BRYAN time precipitate a crisis that will s—-the number being 4 pe’s Cold Compound’’ every ean eer, = misery. By WILLIAM JENNIN ~~ * te™mporarily crewd out other ques- “ 4700—but the red hours until three doses are taken.’ ‘‘Pape’s Cold Oompound’’ is the. NI these chaotic times ft is tm- tions. Then, too, we have the bonus , i 7 | benefit of $29.900,% The first dose opens clogged-up nos- quickest, surest relief known and look far ahead—even bill and the profitteer to deal with. | mouth, no appetite, restless sleep, : o~s ; , ime eres e te. with large tnec trils and air passages of head: stops costs only a few cents at drug stores. Aav. and therefore it ts not sa:e not to speak of law enforcement, the | indigestion, ache, depression ————— —————— b — Cia nese running: relieves headache, dull- Tastes nice. Contains no quinime. , sdict as to what iesue will be. sh subsidy and other issues nervousness, Cramps. Pghe Retroactive a ness, fev-rishness, sneezing. The Insist tpon Pape’s. ’ . ut the tariff has become of esec- was up 23 : Gary impostance for another rea- vis.. because the amount coi- lected from tmported @uties is reia- tively smaller than ft was formerly. The sum now raised by a tax on fn- comes and upon corporations {s se large that it overshadows tmport étr- ties. ~ ‘i _ § Instant Relief! Don’t stay stuffed- | second and third doses uscally break F i i ean | ; DAES OP PEO SR a Da Te a ces md OE AEN ION BEE ADE OR GR SM aru 2 V A ee Le » ie oF 6 . aes aia a a * eae ws nt ed a> he toe . * “ee i ower ar ’ Yh Ste rare td ary _ bites see ” . . _ » , n N eit as pres* ntec to the & t ai ae sheen ¢ w~ hat “= as Snows hogany, hand carved. dar Pe: : ee which made case ; , es metive «2 -=* meee brown finish 2 , onstaiel . tee effect on the @& tham eight-day, 7-jewel ; @ take ef: i escapement movement: eg Z of “ast year, & - wind and stem set; gilt dial, a3 a 6 ene nese until iste i with Roman sumerais: size ri a. imtation coun ® 19% inches high. 194% Inches ; What (nus 7 ; Li 7 ca / to select these two wide, 3% inches deep s35.00 = then to se.ec of aid is Si i : i i ae. ‘he thal mays | Te eile « bgibe r " 3% ee eT oe * + ETE ptt FF COR BR Qaeda. 8 ot withithed x — 7 -~a- * =. arti 1.68 -~* The discussion of the tartff bé = + -- “— Sd , ~ ~ nthe present Congress revealed such ee - ~ * = a €ifference of cpinfon among Re- publicans, as they fought over the : — _ cae collect that muecn various schedules, that the Dem>- | B but the clauses rer . 2 ~ : ~ - y Jee --¢ rats did not have to do much speak- oom . and the protiteers ing—ther could not hawe framed a . Be with big incomes are! moré severe indictment than some | petit of this fa of the RepubMcans made against.the ite mere outrageous rates. The extravr- ' agance of the demands made br th te proceed with the BE tariff bar s pre ly eto th the House under a rus fact that ther recognized that this , | permit a single Demec .: biican to offer an ame R a Congress is giving them the last chance that thewwi!l likely have for [have a vote upon it. many years. “Work for the night is ment permitted was to by the minority so Ue coming.” seems to have been the . a - battle hymn of those pecuitariy in- f EVERYONE WANTS ) WILL PUT THE DpH be voted cown as a party terested fm the high tariff rates. > Attempt to Trick the Farmers ° ? ’ . _ Farm Bicc to the Re The tariff bill has brought eut end Mr. Edison 8 Official SS yy en the bill reached the § yo Lah EDISON IN . See ard humbugs that hare been em- bo Model ee : fe responsible for erery picyed in rears past. The home miar- ratory « ‘ = Measure that has pe APPEARANCE ' Where ifves the baman who has not wor- shtped at the shrime of APPEARANCE” en out of line with its The child, the youth, the maiden, the man, worth. the matron, are cll alike, in vieing with one | @nother for supremacy in APPEARAYVCE. OMPTLY at 90 clock tomorrow Even the savage has his painted face. his morning this sale begins. earrings. his beads to attract his dusky mate. But where in all this wide, wide world is 4PPEARASCE, with just pride, more to be edméired or USED TO GREATER ADYAY¥- TAGE, than in our HOWES? 4A! Home, that place of Nest abode’ (Bigned ) from New York to California. | tome Leforck. Many cf these upholstered Suites, made Ger display soiled Sed bom Wittsien, guatty rebieea” Ocho fresh and new, have been marked this week. os as sages eeeweily oe ee Gees ot on De es ee, : - ins ae ‘ - Rigi AN, 9 te thee ie ees ey hrs Ce alee Se we ont dping ‘ See Ne, ee 4 eat ? Pe NG ERNIE SI NEI Meco OT Se ane ab ae ger ate atis, ee ae ws bien . . CALE ARI em ~ os — > a . sh oe ee eee wm es riled wee ~ eh, a wv tb De 44 - 7 AE rete ee” ETRE > ty a ain pe CEES BURL SE Na ORR EEE .S. KE ERR Oo QE mere em : ne Tho ’ ‘ . a = = 4 “ es Aen ers a ORD A RO ARLE: CAEL IIT ELLIE SLES OIE SAO AE LANNE NO TN pg emit enim LN Ne TINEA IO ee it eo heey eat nt we dies ‘- : ane t ’ ee 2 lew i weet” “ADF . ‘ Hpseenger 5 ‘ ‘ ‘sz orks — ‘ 2 epee any . . . . ore ‘ . @ucines cath gametag aan ad Meld aiaiae d>-ain * . : et ee “ — ri Pie, oak HR Ae ied : F > : - 2s) a tao .. 3 = f ke 5 e . 4 : . = i es Z = #5 ; ot re; b- «) & > : | —- - S r? _— * 4 ; ts : ig : : i : $: cS ‘3 * i © el SRA AG ne Brera the attempt is still being made to TI 16 b G — of * i pay -e®catse protectica CAN BE ket agreument has been used wher- P —_ : succeeded in raish . — _— — : ever the protection!sts could find any (Chippendale Cabinet) ) Ane. . mm rate to 56 per woters still willing to listen to [t, and f r ! Comtinecd on Next Pa tole the farmer tnto the protection- ists’ camp by a tariff on agricultural products, although they cought to | | 3 know that the farmers as a whole b | | & on mafniufactured products, where the ’ i . they collect $1 because of a tariff on py , ' No Knife—No agricultural products. . r= Stain—No The old and absurd claim that the iti a ‘foreigner pars the tartffm eannet = ' Time Lest From Your well be ueed at this time, because == + | . : ? Write for Free set, eR eo ee ee eee ee prices have already been advanced on domestic articles tn antictpation _ Money-Back G of the tariff on foreign ‘mports. But while the Democratic candédi- dates will profft politically by the greed of the protected tnterests. shown by the tariff rates in the new law, {t will not make ag many Demo- cratic vrotes as the revenue law passed iast rear An eminent French economist. Bastist, aaid that the chiet virtue of indirect taxation wae . e . that “under it the Government cocl¢ | Brings to you a New Edison in a get the most feathers off the goose with the least squawking.” ' tif | C] ° 5 | C I e t ia - ‘Jia ~ law is unjust, the ir- SUstic® cannot be concealed as it can ™ in a tariff lew ror this reason. the © . ° ™ provisions of the revenue law hare us aroused a mation-wide protest. while strongest among the a el el lf lf ll ee 28) 2) 28a a) 2) 22 28) eee Ss i v >? - > . a F 4 . >? >» >>. > JP 72 ~~ > oe Cee ee oo fo ih ) can a on om mm) tT it it oo ly} Le on i a nt no i oo i eel li A 27 > Three-Piece Chamber Suite __- Here is a sample Suite that has but to be seen to be recognized as an unusual velue. Kt is beautifully veneered in American walnut Tho <idtferebe, Sulbcived bed and 2inch dremer are well $149 farmers, is powerful among a large percentages of the people. Theres ts a sense of fustiee which can always be how O own a Ca appealed to when the iseves are clearty understood: the Democrats are fortumate this year tn having an meget terete oy me ng modern masterpiece When the Ways and Means Com- made and attractive pieces. A few of these sample Suites, three ‘Semi-Vanity Dressing ' Zable (partly shown in {ustra tion) sew reduced from $57 to.. mittee presented the revenue bill to the House ft contained, among other vicious provisions, two that deserve R . ‘a2 the condemnation of all who favor ‘ ‘ justice fm taxzmtion. The first provt- , «2 ee Lhe NEW EDISON ~ its, giving an estimated benefit of ee $450.000.000 a year, according to the a tax returns of last year, to the prof- ts q iteers, viz.. to those who tre col- I Cla A h A ~ 4 bd — serccesedly Bhar od mds s Classed Among the Artistic Masterpieces of the Day. ~ it is, of course, an unreasonable prof. : . FREE ~ it-——that is the meaning of the word -~ 7 : ee peatter what climate San The tax on excess prof- ra) : ig ~ ts wag for two reasons the most fust i r 7 °°% Rave tried, ain tax that we had In the first place, it . for only $9 down instrument, aa Ber name today and tended to restrain beantiful cabinet—the ay \ ¥ punishing the proftteer to the extent . a : e 7 3 ren s Gas F Ax: Tt was « sort of Sue im- son's Official ratory Model,” It is the finest phonograph a eee posed. through taxation, om those His favorite model. The hi si ie ewe cams at one he has in his Fou owe nothing. I Tall Vanity Dresser otf Le ’ ) to match Suite, with “Vi 19 Premier iP _fall length mirrors, a a: ee $165 value, is <“Saes special this week RIE “ Exght-Piece Dming Suite This handsome eight-piece Suite has the ular gay finish on walnut. The massive inch 44x54-inch oblong extension table, five guilty of extorting from the public. In the sectnd Diacey ff was the easiest tax to pay, because it wes Deld out of excean prose or profs Come in. Hear and see this masterpiece of Mr. Edison's pee Rn v and Inet mak art. Don this collected. I might add a third rte of the cab er’s t let oppor tunity by. ,mamely, that tt was the only tax that ss : _& person could repeal( so far ag he himself was concerned) without the The New Edison aid of law. If anyone objected to “ts plays all makes reo ords"many times bet- ter. Our turntable test will preve this. ment. While the repeal of the tar on ex- Coutinued on Next Page. : See Whee) 2 ww oo oe a a

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eo INDAY, : (ings. . . . NY i 6 ‘BER §, 1922. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and th LAW BRINGS pr SHAMS TO aaa aE a eT TM Toca » “TRICK FARMERS) SS OE Sen La ee ee eae ep gyee peel ee pee ¢ Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. 7 Pa” ° : > od Os Pog P , ae by fs _ és od ie ; as From Preceding Page. *4 f 4," “At 4a thee | was utterly inexcusable, another reduction which possible, more easily under-| ED (in aOR | 3 Rei ee Sh ced as ee ae en teeny te Pc are ae wy. | : Lane wat tw | A explained: namely, the re-| ; — ia Sides sists Meith ee ea ae | reer Day wa. ee a ee | ae ape Se! » of the tax on big incomes | nu fe } hs in “asimum of 65 per cent to ya of 32 per cent. When as firet proposed by Secretary | ed so astounding that For the 7 ae idea st would ever be incor-| gtft of } ais a dill, but the bil) Pro- elegance a by the Ways and Means om- ‘ . pctually contained the pro- - Supgeat : ‘ 4 all the reactionary Re- S dignified 4 3 were back of it—and it! “Hall Clock me he forgotten thai the reac- of dull : Beaders are in contrel of the Washington. According to ce £ = ecords of last year, less. thee tc a!’ persons paid a rate above | mahogany. 4 Seente-the number being some-| OF an i reent- being some-| HOUSE FURNIS = @ Lae 4700—but the reduction) = : ath tt a= vA , , : ¢ pipe Fis de J Saf @ benefit of $29,900,000 on ak Saag : ta Cy C/ D 3 4 ime ve , ; Les. 3. Via = BO) | es Rais | @ . Clock . a ee omen | (2 SRE ip epee PCO ato — ! , ’ eee: A. : y ’ CL icthose The Retroactive Ciause, musicai e bill, as press ntec to the House, —- chimes are a 4 what was known as the wan happy | ative clause, Which made these l lever reminders q Same take effect on the first of | stem Of the eee of last year, although the : ns giver ; ar mot pass until late in the) inches and his ) What injustice could be,more $35.00 esteem. then to select these two groups $32.00 : Biegst deserving of aid of all | | | $220 00 , to $583 moups affected by the bill—an i : / 4 are © $890.00 + riv a year earlier § J ‘ $27.50 to $159 ‘any other persons benefiting } y pward from $10.75 : mi This retroactive clause was i from $60 to $107 m out in a Republican Con- Not only is this store shattering all value-giving records during this For the second week of our Huge Fall Sales Campaign we are com. shy ag majority of nine—the ma- Huge Fall Sales Campaign, but is establishing new volume of sales — ee eee ao cae ais Gace | pyote coming very largely froin records daily—no wonder, for never before has there been gathered Tum, conaiaey the Raewn Sete ee i» EY MELE Ai LION 9b We a RNG SR Re SPR ae as BAGS gen vi) fli ibe Py Pe EE en a no ee If this clause bad re-| together under one roof so great a stock of quality homefurnishings | ‘> Oa ee. \\\ ii | ? a see, ny a3. er a as AL DL rt & 4 S | mary to devise new taxes to) Ae > r e® up the deficit and these new | Seo. iy -Cay Autom atic Clock. Wind !t but ahh WH “ty would have been collected from - rs people. It was a simple prob- Carefully Filled. ) “tr arithmetic. the transferring led Upon Request. | s much taxes from the backs of | ich to the backs of the poor. The § . i Le, : Hine out of the retroactive clause. ni 2% ’ EN LIS en V— y i #640,000,000 to the treasury 1 Luxurious Overstuffed Living-Room Suite 1 oe a ge . and thus made it unneces- | collect that much in new) pasa eee PAM CE I NG ‘ a | = f F Pj 4 o a | ere is on th ann areains of ou Zz 12 50 | oure- 1ece Bedroom Suite , but the clauses remained in | Fall Sales Campaign. This Living-Room Suite is M. and the profiteers and the. luxuriously upholstered in high-grade cut velour with big ne o.1 and has the celebrated Marshall spring-filled incom _—- now Sr loose cushion-seat constructiom Suite comprises 78- the benefit of this favoritism | inch Chesterfield, armchair and arm rocker to match, B them by the Republican'f§ Priced sensationally low in our Huge Fal] Sales § Campaign t Pe ; ve ct ac ae bed. An incomparable hte proceed with the bill. It. 3~-- sph at mth poddge~ a , —— a a & — Think of it! 10 pleces of quality dining roci: furniture at the astoundingly low price of Sales Campaign at the House under a rule that § j — , a $135. Each piece is solidly constructed, large in proportion and cleverly designed. Suite permit a single Democrat or: is elegantly finished and comprises large size 6-leg buffet with mirror back, spacious a ; china closet, heavy pedestal extension dinin table, chairs with :} © 3 ‘ / . , a | a to offer an amende ent | ' "3 b enuine leather seats. This s Phare a vote upon it. The one | r &% Ris | | “| Hi \ Pall Sales Campaign Price. ... i :——5 Heemdment permitted was to be of- | & ema - iH} _ | | i | (* : ‘ by the minority EO that it | - .. , . , ’ teat TEE Aattee ssc: : =) SJ i | ’ - | ith. * b) ' j -°* . ' ' | a! f ‘ . — oF Lad ta ° ia beyoted down as a party meas_ | Eig | e e ae = E —_" > . — . - ° ; ~ . : 4 , Farm Bloc to the Rescue. $1.25 Weekly Pays for It. When the BIN reached the Senate, | — 2 o% This is without question the wonder Dar- —- . gain of modern times. This all-blue, porce- erican ut uite The Greatest Value In Recent Years This sensational Bedroom Suite bargain ideal- 75 . . ° ° e y Phang pr shgenee r= we op ene? ge patna my nen . Suite is artistically designed, we n $260 Ten-Piece Period Dining-Room Suite 7 3 : or ge gg eg gh == ‘% ig responsible for every benef | = . ‘Measure that has passed the | : \, succeeded in raising the | $5.00 Cash $1.00 Weekly mm rate to 50 per cent (no §& oe : ’ | are ugttral bloc which, by the/§ Jain Combination Range is full size, nas en i > iii 4 ES 18-inch oven, 4 gas burners and 4-coal-hole ‘ Satinecd on Next Fase |) «= Massive Davenette Suite With ’ —_——_—_—_—_—_— . ~_ : : oui tack Cooks and bakes with Uae The charming beauty of this Bedroom Suite lies : ® | rary abDie-— or 75 SF ad poe ein aiken tn ot Wim Go 1 in its exquisite ornamentation, distinctive lines and >. ie -—— = gy * plies mugs (ah Sa emgage —— splendid construction. Comes in American Walnut , ~ —_ =— ee _— . finish and comprises large size dresser, chifforette, i | =— , which has concealed drawers and graceful bow-end | NS pp, . " This massive Davenette Auite is solidly con- ‘ a Ce structed throughout and is upholstered in a fine ee ee priced extra. uge Fall Sales am ric - i —N ality of brown Spanish imitation leather. Div: | No Knife 0 Needle eae ate full. Bay go "Gcumbote wae ueacete : : wae This Fuel-Saving : ; —3- ~~, Large Size Standard Equipped I Toe oss aena? gneve: > "ecors-breakiag vaine in ofr Huge Pat S : i * : un-Ray Parlor Heater _cfjecoues ‘ 110 Cabi 2 : TT » “Pere fa . o-ofy Secs e 0 Mme Lost From Your Work} pe , Massive Davenette — am 7 REAI $110 Cabinet Phonograph ~ h el; Complete With $19" eee | 53. *4/> ine Laborat : see 13 ‘4 “OF, ‘aye mais - = ei noe bh ere ory Wyse fe $2.00 Cash—75c Weekly. $7 5. Broadway t aa "en Mattress and Pillows penell Gk SNi aa Gigther etgnaal es ‘be uis, Mo. y " your Heater when you can secure this one nov 3 ay , Pa or — at an exceptional saving The entire front is esa - Tar nn ; - a” sized bed. Complete with comfortable Campaign, at onl) bahay . 42 P Dinner Set Weenince Skiny Ete. . S , mattress and pair of pillows Huge ‘ , . $1.98 . (m. i ‘e Coal Ran e 7 c. ih: aan be cored te car. 2 3 Fall Sales Campaign Price $39.75. i pie 7 | pee 4 4 yy 4 —— wt ET ore ly woe up to retura . , yy & eel Se | C 75¢ Cash—50c Weekly. m ber, m thi tate- . ee f - Sane - . oe Sfler-handling nearly a half mil- Solidly Constructed we Sark y ae " z; $ 75 White enameled = This 42-piece Din- tas , ; : t ° Cannister set, con- : 3 i! fe to i onenioee a M ~ C > f b , 538 as aed , " aad a ee box, ae ner Set comprises © ate What ali you have used nor asSsive hif oro e flour, sugar, coffee . ZT aa * y™» excéellentquality a Goctors have told yon that | | ’ } ) ‘J’: 1 Bt - it cartons. , _ ’ ' . - = ne al gl a TA ) - | $4.00 Cash—75c Weekly. =xtr: le =. alk eae es ae mere to prove my claims If you §& = ae f I R ta ur Hiuge F:; , . s. } — ~ ' 4 al Range offer has been the ts ‘ yu ih Ra wnt a - $ 95 a | ’ - M u eS Loui It is golidiy constructed of Campaign at 81.69 trimfmed with g 0 Ld a ’ . , §Uar- at Third National Bank, Se- compartment on one side and five Crawers ae ! , » | ik Send this notice to some and hat Dox on opposite sire A great ve | Thi ; Sj Bed , This genuine Simmons be $ £1.00 Cash—500 Weekly ae rt) offer in our Huge Fal! 41.68 Camp if | constructed of ae gage Heaters E ihe, a (is er | * TB oes is sturdily i a , ; | a ee | ts steel throughout, has heavy a Exceptional Bargains in mM ee | | ~ — , continuous posts and is finish- ADVERTISEMENT. THMA or You Pay Nothing FREE OFFER Mer what climate you live in C——_ | > | . | ed in Vernis Mart'n Huge E Rugs and Floorcoverings ] Qc AS) Appear Dies A — 58. jn Veents Marin.’ ay . i+ : . | “iy a . ~ J * Beara "] : ae oxi2 = AXMINSTER RUGS— | 4 Beautiful Oriental patterns: () 4 have high slle. Hiuge ?* Fall ad | a Sales Campaign FPrice.. i - * 3 + . © ak | 9x12 VELVET, RUGS—These new- This Gas Heater Queen Anne Dining-Room Suite as? in cae ~ \ SN é * 4 ‘ : aa, a” © y —- . >. = a *- wT — PP ————_=- Sos —_—— iii F est design VelVet Rugs ar *X- re a “oll ° yOu have tried, simply send ; . Sof ex has a rolled steel juet 250 of these cellent quality. Huge Fall Sale , and caet tron mg , ——— MAaMe todav an nate P Campaign . py —s gg ms if vou are seeking a Dining-Koom Suite of Waffle Irons go on | x +a : 4 Extra durable, wish - iV “ay and ge t a bot e I’r Ce $27 50 Ob i. } a t ei perb oudga tw ani splendid conetructiou at 2.0) sale romorrow in . . a . . bone constructed link p . Tia a} “ ae Fail inex pensive price, tren by ai! Meas see this ome » our Huge Fa!! Sales O structed of cotton and fe | ge elegantly finished in ¢ . and are fully tufted Covered in fine qual- a Bo: 0. HUSSUNG brown mahogan) An artistic ity of art ticking. Huge Fal! Saies Cam- e . ae i addition to an) living-room : ah. ’ ° “sp | align ce Seo ta ncosvoroe+-ss0* fe Ot, St. Louis, Mo. f) °o * "are barsain. Huge Fal 1124-26-28-30 ees si a aot Phone—Olive 1255 Bales Campaign Price se » * a : eh hallo tbs eanen to clean out Cock-— Maken ¢ *Bugs. Rate and Mice. | ; a 4 2 Sg ™~

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—— y a win ah SOLS ee ee eae eee teeta: ek Oe ee ee 2: A SE ARIAS TP IDE ARS om 08 Bain hatha daillaaiesiiiiliteadith er ee i Renee ae Sik. cae nti Wr Pa + bp ihe tact Soa ae Pe “ Gee See ot RE NO Ne me a Soene ie : ET a — on 5 _— : - hae ts es . ? ‘ 3 a ae I. ne Te i c ; 2% i : = . yaks : 7 1 : " $ oo — a eith mtrr ae ; ae “ ner cent 3 ve the 32 | ee . | "7 = a with ; BRO VED |—e rate of § ver cent above the 32/@) fit IER Sooty cet wardrobe (came | . ~~ 7 ar : , 4 ie the Fic ;Se ; ana - > -* s e r : - 2 han « Piswic Srished _* " ne Defy detection. Natural mo- cen: lower than the 56 per cent rate JL] : ir ad a veryspecia ; ~ : ~ 7 “ > \ «> ~~ 2 oT 2 ’ ; i re . om « = EE — ———— ) pa =F , nels si¢ eapecia ened : enaie q s .n¢ 2.ack Sassen € ae — pibbsane +h > . ~ . : ; , should try this save mahod «ment. It can act more quickly and ig ih | aE RE) . 2a atin nea more effectively than the House, the — - | | ¥ | HT “HOM ORT” | censtc or te President, for each to [| | SRT eaEe a renate rresicent, for each fo on Drees Rea i ew ie IVNSTLATED these three branches of government — | ‘ _— ea 1 >, the House, the Senate and the ad- = ——— r Ss =" . Ls ? ministration). must ave the a f | i = Ce het ys ate +3- = ie ethan soerecigenseleonsg | i 4 -= a : , the other two before it can do any- . fas “ : ate i Ris fk ar) > 3 fP- wE a Ask your dealer. Made tm St. Loule ‘bine white the Pedepal Reserve & ee Vid a) L E ’ : BJ. WIRFS, Mftr. 106 S 17th St. OC 35S 1S Composed Of seven menand s =~ A ° : . —_ ~ : ~ ; - - “Gimpiy tack em—turn the corners” Centinued on Next Pace. a rj O ] . i == SS t ADVERTISEME > 9-12 Monday Only > f a — Oe é VE TISE NT. z i >big vaime for 3 hours & efercd m tas CONVENIENT == res — se a Pt —— - —— . . - 25 3S Se SSS Big Wonder CREDIT 3S : > — S CONDENTENY ; s . TERMS = . = = | Mi CREDIT Oil Mop Outfit == ~ \ = . 1 p Say Ss ~ “e TrERWSs . . Si om » wile taey ast. e soc at - , = e very spe price of on " . J R : 3 rT A Fine New Saite Just Receiwwed _ os = aw # «» show this handsome Suite. Because ** 52° besides the beauty of A Combination Suite That Has B Popul ce proud co, show, thie Randveme, Seite tae reat unite, of the excelent — ‘ — S ombtination Satte at fas Become fopuilar cours and the comfis a8 Liustrated. A wonderful bargain, indeed. 2 . 2 % a * rv trienc ene + ve v = r uphec’ster™ sap = ee Z — Esti pared Ss a ese tise a i e on — ‘ na : a hate an geen pa Be Here or Time te Insare Against - = > - t : til: a Be = > = - A mh IR SRS Le | j i ° a — — — G3 — ; iy. 7 ta. i a ee a) isa : * Phys. a ~ = r : _ a ee es eee wee. = -_ 2 : Pa = oy \ ES ie rs &)\ =e) ‘ ~ SSS : ; 3 : ies _ fo SN a - = == ; COVE NIE WV 2 ° TERMS — a= | == CREDIT Bic M Chest =a S« 3S leat her-se hairs a2 armchair. .arge el —_ Tt at = £ $ . Lce.u.¢ furniturs «@ a — 2 ™ases an extrac dinary = : : : re , 1 7 5 ; Rugs and i . Hi AP : | aaa : + fo pee } : i. Sieh 26-8 Calls ane She Poul 4 ) Lim ums , —. Even Cross, Feverish, Sick Children ove its Delicious - $ ‘ o1e | = ; : ste *- ~o+7 ~eF Ti. # . = = 2 fritz n . C9 " _ be Taste and it Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels - Raa oaeee | - er apaeee: - - ~ ' al £3 a38 - 2% $34 7> : _— > e Ls ra” an « > —— —__5 | - a save a COWVE STEST ; ve e- Rugs $24.7 5 CREDIT Se = ' spoontul of “California Fig Syrup’ sick i temorrow. It never cramps CREDIT Prine ne TERMS Se Will guickiv start ver a} bowe r racts 4s rour ruggist for rER‘S« ) PRO ce io nt oe git $14.50 , + Ss tap . at tion In u ew hours rou an @ Pg a a ifornia Mio a ee $4) = 3 Se a . for rourse!lf hew the fhiy it works w h has dire ns for babies a | Extra heery Feltcleam 49c . - a ; =2ae* a * a ee ee ae ae. ger wate perce oe: — did O Thi At Med Seri | ee A Big Seller—And a Big Bargain at Our Low : . re ~= as : we 7 ~ — | We. - = or Waste right out and you have a w vi ss ‘ met ane ““Caliedine® ruiya plen at fter Is ts WwW nut Bedroom ute : ; Seem 85c eve sold this Suite te dozens of people who show [tt to thefr friends with prouee piavful ehild again. r be rm mitation fig svrup wow Gege Ameren West Sestees Cate, ies hee Oe ee es ee os Resa Walnut nish. dig dresser. bow-end bed, chifforette and large semi-vanity with om a in — s&h . to gregser. exiTs -.arg* sing tactie, anc a tancsemes z srowe 29 i = crores Spacious drawers and high-quality construction. Choice of 3 piecem a goo ~ oa mwrated ane =ere This Putte B elac as - THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE LINE OF STOVES AND RANGES IN ST.LOUIS BRIDGE & BEACH. CHARTER OAK. QUICK MEAL MOORE’S. COLE’S, BAKER'S, PERFECT, FAVORITE, RADIANT HOME AND OTHERS. fers cf onvenient I First Digieeunded Tihie Newer Form of Iron For My Own Neighbors Their Praise of This Remarkable Remedy Has S d So Rapidly That Now Over 4.000-000 oe ae A Famous Lins A Big Valine Bigh Gas-Oven Bive Price, Enameled Combination 3 o paysietens all over the country showed that taree people out of every four rou meet iack *% iren im their blood. Lactof iron in the bivod is the great- est of ail devitaliang weaknesses. [+ is the jen in your bioed that eaabies vou to the nourishment out of vourc | iren, nothing you eat Goes pe@any good. Your heart. tunes eed Kidneys aod al your vital oneins w~umsiment fromm the blood Stream. and when the blaxd lacks “a end is thin, pale and watery, vou may ; ef dreggi«t, tecledine Judge & Poloh reg bess Seifer Drug («.. Johnson —~e - see how long ron cap work or how ir yew can waik without becoming tir- 5 — = . ed. Next teke two 5-gTain tabiets of Nuxated [ron three times a dar after meals for two weeks. then test rour strength ageion and see bew muri vou Barve gained. An astesishing number of nervous, run~iewn people whe were ailing all the while. hare greatiry im - hk = : - ~*~ . ; proved their health and increased he . . “ err Seog. energy: Aki eTrdurapce Simmy b ¥ a ee | = - x sss ( redit Haaaiiren ian This ( at' enient Terme STAMPS . oS JA WASHINGTON AVENUE AT SEVENTH Chas. F. Levy, President 7 People Use It Annually Years agolbegante ~. Suffer from the symr- wonder at the great , toms of a great number ae Bumber of my own at of dis nr aN | wp y . + = . : aa iZ friends and Reig dors reali and true cause of : whowere always ailing, a.. your troubie is a lack complaining and dec- | of iron in the Biced. 3 tering, without erer | In theolddarsneocie s- 4 seeming togetany bet- | eften tock metallic = % " ~~ sas » a ing and ~ eco m a | ery ubie. the ‘ron in your blood ez a . 4. an * P-» = a ews . — ation - nie ——s irre a **ae “2 — wood Heating Stove ever made. A wondéer*ully Ano had pains and like the ron 2 - ane ° wadrat 2 = 7 aati ae an4# *ett@«s ft * . fy * . Burns al! the encke ane soot ‘ heart. palpitations and dizzi- | spinach. lentils and ap> es rs : a ve . ~ : é ——bas super Ss oe ove a= =~ Bog — Ss See. 8 rege speciai Combtnation out ef the coal. thereby saving in handsome pinach. lentils and apple: nlike th , 2 work bretler. at a sens na ar Dase Durner. Ftrely fr- Ran : . one-third reur coal bfil. eeps clean «as meas, sad was sure he was suffering older forms of iron, it will not in ure —— 2 ans nateria]— = or ¥ ished with xe pins ange, soiid steel construe- Keeps fire overnight—has aust oa pe - . i : - : ay - » > : . " 88 — . ~ 4 ar — * e - ” = . = trim- -_ cd : e Ta DB: from heart digease. Sti!! others had gev- the teeth nor disturb the stomach. and | — = mr hase 5 selcapge te Seo mines Burae ches ail ton throughout, large 138-!n. fiue connecting with the ashpit. cloth. Sy ere headaches. floating spots before the it is ready for almost immediate absorv- ; septeum r rusts or Gabe Ghee wanential aiiiie dnd "growed en ee Se die aie A at which draws the gust up the oth. No parte eyes, teoder spots along the spine and tion and assimilation by the bivod. It peng / best Stor e at cere aa ages lnm may perpen shag ee ee ee = ss ey when shaking Ali jeinte are = burners, | . variety of alarming symptoms. | is the people whose blood is rich in iron oe > aint laa peg Ai. i me gee ae mi SEN a ° San ct Dee ene Ga been " ie seals oa we We . f : * ' - ° a ae : s S ba os - — —— x. —= = S on 3 — : om years | made a specin! study of who possess great strength. force and a ain ; ] a roller eieeeaen ve gas burners. bor Sod ape . stew tracrdizary this cond: i > P ee hen 7 ‘ se - . . . wn . a . raed? tsi 4 = = = val- “ alee Consuming a zTreat mirTr - enerTsg ¥ if rou are mas strong or Wy +} te e ; aot 3 Snecalir =pectally 59 75 a os ys tans and chemists. in ; u owe it to y Mi rseiT to Macnee Lie wees = pr -ed mat pra ~ed at . e pr ‘c= of “ere - tmmegse oumber of investigitions by following test pate * Handy Kitchen Heater This is fust the thing for cool mornings. Heats up the room im a shert time. while breakfast is being prepared on the at AS top. 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the Times Combined. ~~ = ——EE eee The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat | a —— ee LA LAL AO EE 22 en a ee FF-WILSON a NOe uc coun Se ee teers dont op a ee ee y in shaping the var- | Bettie cl — 83¢\w ASHINGTON AND SEVENTRSA How the Renalie Violet Ray [Mail Orders Must Include Satficient Postage | | Cream —— Lotions = GENUINE FLACONETTES ‘Tene Increases vitality drives away The newest of the new for Milady’s bag or dressing table. i | value. Your choice of any of these imported Odors: Coty’s L’Origan Caron’s — Styx Black Narcissus Guerlain's = Rue de la Paix Chypre Grenville’s . Houbigant’s Ideal Paris Jasmin uae item Wineaiiode Rose Jacqueminot Guerlain’s Ji L ’Effleurt Queiques Fleurs Regular Get it at $1.90 Wolff- yf Oc Seliers Wiison’s for. . WOLFF-WILSON’S MONDAY SALE SQ@c Mulsified Cocoannt Oil, 42c $1.00 K. PD. X. Hater Tonic... .78¢ 2 Father John’s Medicine, 42c, 83c,| 50c Catiin’s 8! ee For the Complexion 39c Scott's Emulsion .......42c, 83c Gude’s Pepto-Mangan ..... 98c | Wild Root Hair Tonic. .42c, S3c W olf-Wilson’s Monday Sale Horltick'’s Malted Milk. Henna PDOreal (all shades). .8Se 25¢c Goeswell Laxative Tabliets.19c S4c, 670, $2.79 Ww. W. Quinine Tabicts Effervescing Sodium Phosphate, i, -Ib.. 2980, pound ........96c | Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- ) ewer : 20 Use It and Save Your € Carter's Liver Pills, 18c, 3 for S0c Enoz is annually saving millions of dollars’ Zic, 420, 79c able garments. Spray your clothing, furs, uf Ue ....B1e, 42c, 83c ete. Enoz is more than a repellant. It kills motha & Don’t confuse Enoz with any other remedy. There is nothing as good. is processed Armour’s Venetian Bath Tablets —fach... Ie 15¢ Dozen wre Te UPD Out Importance of Oil in ee . — wah —— hint naupedinn wy oe B.D ah FEIT. cake PM RR ee» (Oi mated RE GAITG IPT Ch wed Si OF do Adon ae 7 - cine’ “WR RO ee pla whe . de, dy tity deers ; int M . 1 by! X cgbenrecaeragrae . eed wo Tg NS 1 gee he RM oe tend oa bide: ae ; . ; } Se ee ip’ te nie ee “— — a marty EL. 5:Lan st, tas dec eel Yee ae > aan EE rs 2 gh San ‘Ses te St wet@t As mt oie ee eet ees : | IN II AOR ney te Meee eatin ei det mH, om a OR A AP OR SA SA OE CMB, TE RY nes 1. . ie es Bee 13: Mpls ie Negba ae | hia i in pore tat Pee Oe oe s % = ay ee Be» ot > pe ’ - : : " re —_— ' wwe : pietien vats AIR ee eg to 6s LR gttaneten Gp dy oes. 7 . PT he ee er eh FINISHES FOR Milady’s Toilet Wolt?-Wilson’s Monday Sale Sa..--- aoe 3 for 50c Spring Maid TE —— ee +. He. 135 ee gO mo arto oe ene OG ~~ haere ; Se pte as 7 One Z a. rs eo ~— eh ee OA aD Oe oer - ago ssiity Bea ttt F tye Tt . ALN Aor ale Se Ane Wag a ae Oe eee ° ee eee Te See Ppp tae Ge & a ghee pie + Adjustable te any sboe celilentiy fin- ished, web straps with slitde buckliea Made of high-grade Corbin steel: self- contained ball-bear- ing rollers Reg=u- lar 0O CU value $3.50. - s ~* . oa “3 a 4 “ t Fal * “-s “ Fr E \) Zo ' Sy ae: - r. eee ey : : n Bi a See 45 meee . of the war, that of March, 1918, was @uce to the shortage of ofl mss among the allies. One of the great- | Dorin’s Rot Cieemin est services rendered to the alllies) Djer-Kiss Compact Rouge by America was that of having | @ Disseders. Skin Discaces. task placed at the disposition of the al-. Hes 200.600 tons [n tank ships, which were taken from the Pacific. | ; Defictt in Telephone Service. The French Government fe still | unable” to make the national tele- phone gervice pay. despite a 5° per cent tmerease [mn the number of su)- ecribera. over the pre-war figure. Thie ts shown in a report prepared by Paul Laffont, Under Secretary in the Ministry of Posts. The report wae presented to the Finance Com- mitee of the Chamber of Deputies. It showed that the average yearly cost of supplying a telephone service | tn Parte fe 780 francs, for which the subscriber pays 700. Thus, the de- | partment loses 80 francs yearly on | each gabecrider. For long-distance | the average loss per cal] works | ) Fifteen per cent | are canceled because the are unwilling to wait long to obtain communication. | ef working the postal tele- | telephone departments in: 19 per cent over the re- i the taaphone service ensue to pay Ml | Rid-0-DOr tor Neet Deodorant eee eee a ee a St rn eer 50e Dr. West's Teeth Brushes Aécit’s sire, SRG: MG, ¥ 7 ? . aoe Ki a tA, ag af a teak Ras he ee se ' om Loe mings ION ewe NPM ht fone Nae OE NN Ag etek NC ERENT Le AEN Sat NE AOR ERR NE NLL TELS IA AT AOD ARE ENE TLE ALLL LLL LE ELLE LONE, POS AIRS HS ES om (ee > 2 : Sua Ao ae Mae OP ae oer 4 > v i , * ™ - F cieieealaetieanictiath theasbdl tena pNP ee neg mh, SA COLA & medigned oligo 7. Ada ae 2 AMAR BREE AE MOG EAST Del of asthe eee oe NO Se wrth ome ee ee Giazo Nail Polish Cutex Nail Preparations. .... $5c Lustrite Nail Polish Cutex Manicure S¢ts ~ Dentifrices o1ff-Wilson’s Monday Sate eas ee eo Bang 4 tien te the Nadinola Cream ... Boncilia Beanutifier Tubes. ..79c i eerie Pe toe ‘ Se 0 GOES I . ~ PEAS LADD ETE PAA ree teh f) Shl A rae at. 5 «eit eae Ste hee al aan Sagar Milk. TD. .. Rochelle Salts. Ph. ........ ba Comp. Licorice Powder, Ib.. Cream Tartar, fb............&6 REXALL TOOTH 18¢c Boracic Acid, Th. ._.. _~ |... eee 106 Phenotphthaicin Wafers: 3 for 50c 10 Sate, apicin Tater S80 | “Sec Limerine Tooth Paste ite 100 Bland Pills, 5-er $1 Pyorrhocide Tooth Powd. . 79c 50c Zylano Tooth Paste Revelation Tooth Powder.... Deodorants Wolff-Wilson’s Monday Sale eee OE HE ree ar gee oe ae iD Pints,89c; Quarts, $1 Sprayers, S3c and! HAIR CLIPPE| Depilatories Wolf?-Wilson’s Monday &cale a 4 et ee oe rors gies Arges os or ciieaat sneietianatial Ame ght > S86: iat. 9 . oe ay rt 7 Jap Rose Talcum Powder 16¢ large size ioe Mary Garden Taicum, 27c & 48c 4S5c Glover's Mange Remedy, 48c an eo TE Cn se EE ES Cm Tar tee shee an sei hetinae age tentinhtinn, +e viemte ve ae Oe = Geno es OTS ERE MEE aN ES IY Senate see ght Se ; BAR-FORD ELECTRIC TOASTER AND STOVE For Home Use * uke qpnurnate alan, rt eet Ore: a " AL OLED LES GEOL LSE AT MAGE: LIE ALOE EDIE AE ; SOR AER DN IO Serra RO RINE 46 BUR ci ee Fh AO Sas ST Cet ie Sian eM ON Co Mh ORE o - a . ’ 7 : > " ae » P " “A -», or . el —s ms Se i 4 eS ae 7 eae ~o8 eet . =~ aN ‘ Pe gee “ , # , FMC " ey So a ‘ Pe ee - Z ibe 7 oe Sa we . P ae _ a ‘J bat i b> ab RO pai a . ys e ’ dong: Pyle HE na ‘ m 7 ee, . § er PT - ge ty | Sekt ' one ; + cable. ep chiinanwe + fey Fes BIO a) NC SOT at . ab f= Ft al cl ' re teed Pe ee ee a* - ru er . wre _ ~ee a RO ee ee ae The Amazing Discovery of the Real Cause of Body Odors! How Immac, the wonderfal new product of modern science, acts as a purifying filter. Perspiration itself practically odorless. Some startling facts about the sebaceous glands. Why they give forth stronger odors in winter than in summer! shifts—unlike Immac— interfere in one way and another with the natural function of healthful sweat. Some of them increase its flow, some check it. None of them completely nullifies bad body odors as Immac does; the best they can do is to smother the cdors, which, in the end, of course, makes the unpleasant condition worse than ever. But the greatest harm done by these makeshifts is that in inter- fering with the sweat flow and also the secretions from the se- The “BAR-FORD” ELECTR TOASTER and STOVE ic wy “ee »* “am ¢ Dainty women all down through history have known that un- pleasant body odors come prin- cipally from the hairy surface in the arm pits. And in all ages thev have used various methods to overcome these odors—most- ly by means of salves, liquids and powder. Now the trouble with every one of these treatments is that they are prepared and used for the purpose of doing away with the smell from sweat, when the amazing fact is that unpleasant body odors do not come from sweat, but from an altogether $2.49 different cause and, contrary to 52 white enameled Douche populer belief, are even more Cans, complete with tub- offersive in winter than in sum- ing and pipes .....$1.39 or ORIGINAL 3-02. $2.59 A Real Sale of Rubber Goods $2.00 Star Metal Hot-Water ‘wighaielr tn ott +e ety tes el ame errs 4 ePaty 4. ‘ e*e é +4 «a? a phere, and not out in the open air os we are during so much of the time in summer, bad body odors are actually stronger in winter than in summer. on : % _— <« * a» Me, : ginal Syringe .... .$1.98 $3.50 Alpha Fountain Syringe, 2-quart size; ex- tra large size tubing, if . ; herd) if Mi shh} cannot escape. Naturally, much of this flows back, seeking an 7 | é it Pans ......----91-89 4 $1 for Your Old Hat Hh babe Fite ! | | This astounding discovery, which is destined to stop entirely the use of astringents, salves and other harmful makeshifts in the treatment of body odors, was made only a comparatively few years ago. Since that time science has heen hard at work on the production of a genuine deodorant—ea deodorant . that would not interfere with normal healthful sweat activity, but that would positively and harm- lessly banish obnorious odors by acting as a soothing, purifying filter for the excess secretion from the under-arm sebaceous glands. This scientific deodor- ant has at lest been perfected under the neme Immac. Why powder, ligaid, grease, salves and all the other make- shifts heretofore used under the arms are so harmful! Normal iration is per- fectiy natural and healthful. and for e in good health is “eo It Fin the mixture of sweat with excess secretion from the sebaceous glands, and not the sweat itself, that is re a a - strong odors . at come trom e armpits, ticularly during periods of i a0 tional or nervous activity, as will be presently explained. age mye outlet from other parts of the system. This may directly result in blackheads, pimples and other blemishes about the nose and face. This effort on the part of na- ture to rid itself of impurities may also cause coated tongue and bad breath, which in turn so deadens the sense of smell that one’s own body odors cannot be detected—ercept by others. Why Immac end Immac alone positively and harmlessly banishes body odors! All of us know that we biush embarrassment, commonly refer to as a “cold sweat.” Now as a matter of fact much of this fluid is not sweat. but is in the form of excess H Fi H 1 ! it B tf i . SCHOENFELD RIDNEYa-"LIVER <= TEA

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Pp ATC H | General News |: : 6 -™ ee ne —_— S TIS, SUNDAY LING bd I © ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1922 PAGES 13-20. ms = . By W. E. Hill ee a ee ee ee ee patavipmmapeininn iF iy, NG FS igi teaming the. a The lady philanthropist ' ye oe ; Vijiomety / who is perfectly willing ry Sn a eat ey # shee We tp ag Oe to give, provided she can we Bt Gy a opr Ws ig UE 2 Sle Canes em do it her way. If inter- 4 ON nS | —— a eB. fered with, she won't play. nin Od me ey Oe ae Soreginte «Ee Tee i cs ae ade Ss . pe Rad Le ay. » . ‘ >» "> ™ mo; Pag: CRs caret > BCA tot ep Se, ad 2 > » . ." ‘ > ». oeSeae.” ° Ye 6 -_ : ‘ * -* — on , 2 . eer ek, “Tres! - X y other moth e | : ras oo . a AT Charity begins at | . , T home, you know. That's probably why | Mrs. Fred Gunther has Been over to tell the minister’s wife that really her dresses are a little too short. * a a f ral arnt pene PP) ; yee i aft? +: 2 $s we a so ‘. . Mh Sar sail; Wrenn, AX ini x. : . e. Te \ = _=Fe x 0% Seer wee, O te S a a ome , . deere . ’ ian 00§ dette we lth al Te in, te “Be —. - wt t..3°9's ee *: 7] “Why, I didn’t suppose you were going to wear them any more, Arthur, so I gave them to the furnace man.” There are times when Mr. Dobbie wishes that charity would NOT begin at home! : >. —r. ' a ar" a welt Vee, sou” —_ CET TT en, tote ~~. we ee hic Owns aL Ot e The willing performer, ‘who volunteers her serv- ices for charity often with little or no provoca- tion. The W. P. is sing- ES M3 NS by ing about how “thy fra- Hf Ft | ‘te Vc » ae i vk ee . : grance makes me swoon, : 273: F . ‘\ \See ; Rat. aa : — as the jasmine at noon.” ys, fe ane | a a ! "he a The church worker. Cousin Rhoda Torby | | : roee 3 varies in her religious intensity. Some months she will be very slack, and then again she will be just as willing about the altar flowers and the Ladies’ Aid! It all depends on whether or not the minister has offended her. rs .| Fe WL " -"F aa ots Get wre nee. “Every man his own settlement worker,” Committees for the ben- seems to bé Mr. Clock’s motto. His inside efit of this «hat and tke i a er t bet: ; : ) 2, coat pocket is full of Kittle cards telling other thing. | # wey Aen pot 2 3 \) ae an Ue fee where the needy and jobless can obtain good, | P t e : eR rae } 3 rg m a 3 wholesome, honest -employment. the . | | | venders of rubber gum and leadless pencils are, of course, grateful beyond words to Mg, Clock, The organizer, whose is just one series of ry eed

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if ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - : 2 ; : REE % Eee See ee ne a aS ADVERTISEMENT. Clears Skin of Pimples Remarkable Action of Stuart's Cal- 'Returns From Vaudeville Revue cium Wafers in Ridding Face of Pimples, Boils, Rash, Blotches, Etc. You know what‘a tiny pinch of saleratus does when’ added to milk: and acid. It stops curdling, and this is comparatively the same influence: preyiously acknowledged . $6138.69 5 It is a refining ‘at the Orpheum Theater by memvpers no em wengs ro ys peere of Stockham Post, American Legion, | mn Stuarts Calcium Waters | -oceeds of the outdoor car- | and exerts a peculiar stimulus to skin eon teat held at Vandeventer | repair. Pimples, blackheads and other), paciede avenues are reporte,. such evidence of localized akin slug:| spproximately $6500, st tn expected, rial and soon the skin renews itself nae. Boon panes | 2 -@ith firmer, healthier tissue. This makes the beautiful complexion so} much admired. No use to hide pim- les with cold cream and lotions. ° These blemishes either come from | *®°"- within or become localized if the cal- | cium influence is lacking and they | cash donations, as-the lateness cf | keep coming until such an influence|the season and the return as calcium is supplied by the blood. eel ARNT ic 2h ins sat, eh Ain Wiis te ap eae, ae em oe me in a ws m sania dis tetias Fa : aad ‘tinthints at 80. Let nature clear your skin through 'sibility of any large benefits being | the influence of Stuart’s Calcium | given. St. Louisans who have not al- | Wafers which you can obtain in any | ready assisted the Milk and Ice Fund | drug store at 60 cents a box. These and wish to help care for the . elicate | wonder wafers are used by thousands| children of the poor are uasred to of women who have learned from ex-/send their donations, no ‘natter how perience their remarkable influence|small, to the cashier of the Post-. to make the skin beautiful and keep | Dispatch. Names will n>t be pub- | __jMshed if the donors prefer to give FOUR CASH DONATIONS “ADD $32 10 MILK FUND and Carnival Expected to Bring Tota! to $9500. net CONTRIBUTIONS . ‘Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe B. Thomas, 4011 Shaw aAv.. 25.00 , Shipley, 5608 Pershing av.. 5.00 | Suste Gorosky, 404 De Bali- viere avenue | ‘kKuth Bondi, 2631 Oregon av. 1.00 i en; .* Saewe 3 $6170.69 our cash donations increased the | Post-Dispatch Pure Milk and Free ”,? ‘the vaudeville revue given Aug. 26 $3500 to be raised ifAhe work of fur- nishing milk to destitute children is to be continued threugh the offices | of the St. Louis Pure Milk Cominis- | 2 i ; This amount must be made up by | if the | ‘children to school precludes the pos- | | a Snes, 2 Re ARNE RE ell ater — ee geet we sentntne wilt OT — PR - wn 2m orgs ow an oe = — " —t ~ meee wate ee ee - 7 a . * Shave With Cuticura Soap The healthy up-to-date Cuticura way. Dip brush in hot water and tub on Cuticura Soap. Then make lather on face and rub in for @ mo- ment with fingers. Make a second | lathering and shave. Anoint any tr- rRation with Cuticura Ointment, then wash all off with Cuticura Nothing better for sensitive skins. Prée by Mall. Address: Sine vane. Bold evar Seap shaves without mug. = 4 fanonymously, but all -cortributions iwill be acknowledge in the coiummrs of the paper. Among the donors on today's (list are: Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe B. “homas, (4011 Shaw avenue, who sent $26; | “Shipley, 5608 Pershing avenue, who ‘forwarded a check for $5, and $1. each from Elsie Gorosky, 494 De Kal- | 'iviere avenue, and Ruth Boncl, 26351 | | Oregon avenue. | THUMB BOX EXHIBITION TO BE “GIVEN IN ART MUSEUM | | Artists Who Would Enter Must Sub- | | mit Works to League's Jury By Oct. 25. The eighth annual exhibition of ‘Thumb box pictures, sculpture and | handicraft, to open Nov. 1 under the auspices of the St. Louis Art League, has been allotted gallery space in the City Art Museum in Forest Bark. | Entry cards and necessary infor- | mation will be sent to previous ex- | | hibitors. Artists not on the lists may | write or apply personally to the | league headquarters in the Planters | ! | | } | i | Hotel. Works must be submitted | to a jury chosen by intending ex- | hibitors not later than Oct. 25 at’! the Planters. _ Your druggist carries a thou- sand and one items for your convenience and welfare. Always’ will it gripe? in the home. Put these 3 questions to your druggist How quickly should a physic act? What laxative gives quickest relief? Is a quick- “acting laxative necessarily harsh, and Your druggist will answer that 80 per cent of all sickness originates in decay- ing waste matter; therefore, minutes count—dquick relief is of first importance. He will tell you that Pluto gives quickest relief—it acts in 30 minutes to two hours. He-will also tell you that Pluto, being a water laxative, is gentle, harmléss and won't gripe. When sickness comes, it is always best to call your doctor; a timely dose of Pluto, however, is a wise step toward prevention. Keep Pluto always Bottled at French Lick Springs, Indiana Your Physician Prescribes It PLUTO WATER “82° When nature wont PLUTO will i } ! ; | and the Times Combined. ee eee _ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat . ee ee —_— LA S —_— _ c EE _— Oy Guertin? . x 4 : : = > : ~ Not often is so splendidly desirable a Suite offered at so favorable a price. Queen Anne design, every piece strongly put together and fin- ished in American walnut. The bed is double size; and the other pieces are large andvwell proportioned; French‘ plate mirrors on dresser and semi-vanity dresser. ‘ 9-Piece Dining- s y) ts 922 : ae: Dee en. Strongly built of genuine American walnut, this Suite will last for years. And you'll never grow tired of its appear- ance, for it’s in the always pleasing Queen Anne design. Buffet is 66 inches long and has a mirror. Choice of 54- ‘inch round extension table or 45x60-inch oblong table. One armchair and five straight chairs with slip seats of ‘genuine leather, blue or brown. The china closet is 40 nches wide. Pieces of this suite can be bought separate- 8-Pc. Dining-Room Suite $4 49:2 ly, if desired, Every piece of furniture’ in this: Spite is built of genuine American walnut—and solidly bufIt. For $149.50 you get an oblong extension table, a 60-inch Buffet with French plate mirror, one armchair and five straight chairs swith slip seats of genuine brown or blue leather, It‘s a rare value! ) Ye : —— > _ a . s 3 &s cs o a . ve? Overstuffed Living-_ $ ] 8 7 50 Breakfast Set. . . $ 292 Room Suite ° . ° ° This good-looking and remarkably low-priced Breakfast me three-piece Suite, as illustrated. It consi f Set consists of a drop-end, gate-leg table and four chairs. A very handso P ws 0 Table top measures 42x36 inches. All five pieces + Y heavily full-length davenport, clyib chair and rocker—all luxuriously over ~ enameled in dull finish French gray, decorated with blue stuffed and upholstered in rich velour or tapestry of your own selec- band and flower sprays. Quantity of Sets is limited; tion upholstered to order. Turkish pillew arms on all three pieces. early selection is advised. Tables for the Rug Specials Living Room fanaa Axminster Rugs, 9xra size, in de- — new patterns and color ef- ects Davenport Table. $16.75 Seamless, Velvet Rugs, = A long, narrow Table, designed in the Queen “ai ena Anne style—graceful and distinctive looking. Royal Wilton Rugs, 9x12 size, gor- Of substantial construction and beautifully geous patterns and colors... .$89.00 finished in brown mahogany. Top measures Seamless Brussels Rugg, 9x12 size, 18x60 inches. ¢ $24.75 7 : | 18x30-inch Rubber Door Mats. .8 Library Table r or ats gc $ | 2.95 i. yy. . Can be used for if | a Davenport ¢) - Table as well as | for a Library if ! ’ ’ ’ ’ ; ! ’ ; x . *. : } Table, since it sie 2 ' = bt « ches ‘wide. An- ferns he ie tique walnut ‘ . 7 r BF Nex a } Combination Range finish. Moderately priced, indeed, at $12.95. eo nH | i ie ) a oe Ae ee onaaii f | —_ \. om a RY err mre creme . Will. es ce ee BLS lee io a eee u 7 = , White, Blue or Gray SB elon ‘and 18 in. aa | | a 2 bat Ni 77 » | yh ~e 4 ’ > Hot-Blast Heater .. This Heater will save money for you because it gets a maximum amount 6 heat out of even the poorest le coal. The hot-blast tube feeds rm | over the gas liberated from the Gos causing this gas to burn instead of bei wasted, and doing away with practically all smoke and soot. ~ ae ems ~9 We have a full line of Heat- : aes Se ing Stoves including the fa- © © ~~ mous Wilson Heaters, Detroit = =~ Jewel, Bridge & Beach and ~~ Charter Oak Heaters. | i ne Detroit Jewel — m8 Kitchen Heater+4 ‘oe Beryl. eee ee uh be *~ It will “get \ % % fx hf = || a) Cedar Chests : | ———_ A Wonderful .00 $12.75 to $75 Value at.... ‘Shapes a pametete sae. _ styles > | and sizes, all made of genu- ine Tennessee red cedar. This Range is just as good—and as good looking as any Range can be. It’s built of genuine, rustproof -Armco iron eal End Table and is porcelain enameled—white, blue dr gray. Ename!} fully guaranteed. Has four coal holes, also foug gas burners with pilot light. JE ao The large oven (18-inch) is triple lined and is enameled : With its handy trough inside with porcelain. The double warming ovens are por- : , celain lined, too. for books and its 24x Finest nickel-plated trimmings throughout. Porcelain han- dies on gas burners. Convenient thermometer on oven ——— Table is mighty con- door. Examine this Range to the smallest detail and you'll understand why we can unqualifiedly guarantee it to be as 15-inch top, this little Ready to Help You—The HOOS 1h x ; Every day—365 days in the year—the Hoosier Kit i ! ve mi venient to have next and steps for you and make all your kitchen work tania gg on te - p= a i } ¥x good as any Range can be, and to satisfy you. $124.60 ‘is to the davenport or your favorite armchair. ing needlessly? Get yourself a Hoosier—the one Cabinet that has a really a small price for it. } Ninth & Washington fs Sixteenth & Cass. _ : : . : : table adjusted exactly to your height! yment It is finished in Antique Walnut. liver it to you—balance wy comedians Bh he Pe Serene? & - : 7 ¥ vee fot ‘ a ‘@ an 7 eS + APN — J . a 4 . , . Se fate : “A | ; a Wa ma) i! i ’ : ; a ;* This Alumint ALUMINUM -AS ‘ ~_ Ze This dresser-style C - ¥y drawers ; com x Ment : hus = » Plate’ s! t Sire $3 eee eo

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75 ] money for you um amount o orest grade of feeds warm air from the coal, instead of being with practically of Heat- the fa- rs, Detroit Beach and ewel eater eatrola ess Furnace dn phonograph furnace comfort ks for all the nsive phono- ished in in nize with est See it at our Victrolas d Victor Records of Victrola mod- to furnished quick service t's what you'll largest and finest trola Department JOSIER! et will save time Why keep on toil- that has a work payment will de- [se a +. ahs : SUNDAY. a "| OCTOBER 8, 1 922. eo & 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' 18° Si — * " sDVERTISEMENT. — Catarrh Germs to the amazing discovery of gcientist. This drugiess method the germ, over 25.000 people have ? guccesstully. In three minutes and ilungs are cleared like Gufferers are reliev@j in a single Hey absolutely nothing to prove | tn own home. Simply send 5 and this wonderful germicide will paid. if it does not do the to your entire satisfaction you owe Tou don't pay the postman one it freely and if satisfied you then remit the small cost of pow- gpd mailing, but if not satisfied remainder of package and al! %s cancelled and you owe nothing. you, should send name today, as others have done, and get immedi- “pelted. A postcard will do. Write Chemical Co., 2173 Grand av., ae City, Mo. , VOUR SERVICE, ready to wait =e at a2 moment’s notice: POST. TCH WANTS. —_— eatarrh, no matter how bad, | of pronchia! asthma now yield ; U. 8S. Wants Back $2 Overpay. | Special to the Post-Dispatch. | FALLS CITY, Neb.—Five years ago Jesse Kanaday was a Corporal in | ADVERTISEMENT Difficult to Keep Your ‘Hair Wavy? Read This You'll never heated iron. azain use the and parched. Thus liquid re ae ee a ee the hair. but quite pleasant to use. through the hair from root to tip. and it will be easy to manage, no ter how yo.i do it up. long time. . If you have not yet tried the new way, the silmerine way, by all means do 80, | whether sour hair be long or bobbed. | rulrous | The curliness will aed so perfectly natural and the hair will be so beautifully lustrous, instead of dried silmerine serves also as a beneficial dressing for It is neither sticky nor greasy, applied with a clean toothbrush before | putting up the hair, drawing the brush | The hair will have the loveliest curls and waves imaginable in three heurs. mat- la South Carolina training camp, and received his ~ honorable it |he was overpaid $2, haste and square himself. discharge. | Now he is in receipt of a letter fron ) War Department telling him tha 1 a and to make | i ' —_— ADVERTISEMENT. ‘Hundreds told me.’’ ‘old sores and sore feet. It’s for Piles Peterson’s Ointment of people have! says Peterson, ‘‘that | It should be} Peterson’s Ointment is the quick- | est and best remedy for piles in| ‘the world’’ For chafing, eczema, All | | druggists, 30c, 60c, $1.00, $2.50, WOMEN OVERWORKED the liquid trom d Stee ill las od e r your druggist will last : 4 mi $5.00. — _ = = — == = —= 4 1226 Olive | =e ‘Street LSE 1226 Olive p Street BEADQUARTERS FOR ST. LOUIS MADE STOVES AND RANGES Eee a= THE BEST ON EARTH = Bridge & Beach tablished 1837 85 Years Old Charter Oak Established 1850 72 Years Old BUY ST. LOUIS-MADE STOVES AND RANGES Bridge & Beach Stoves made in St. Louis for 85 years, every one sold with a full guarantee by the makers and ourselves. make stoves west of the Mississippi River. Bridge & Beach were the first to No better can be made. Only highest grade pig iron used. Bridge & Beach are originators of the single ‘fireback construction, the triplex grate, non-breakable oven door spring. ‘Cook Stoves, Heaters, gas, coal and combination Ranges in black, blue and gray, comprising the most . — —- —_——_ SUPERIOR ra | department at prices that are right and sold on our easy payment plan. Charter Oak Stoves, manufac- tured in St. Louis for the past 72 years, sold with a positive guaran- tee by the makers and ourse]l ves, Built on honest principles of the best quality of pig iron and cold rolled complete selection shown in our immense stove ‘blue, heavy steel, by skilled workmen. We have been agents for the Bridge & ‘Beach and Charter Oak Stoves and Ranges for 20 years. Ask your neighbor about as ae ie ot ee 2. either of the two makes, then come here and we will show you the complete lines on one sample floor. Here you may buy on our easy-pay plan. We will set up all Stoves free of charge. whiten oi SrAllowed for Your OldStove This High-Grade Pure Aluminum Cooking Set ALUMINUM -ASSORTMENT! sith algal N\ 74 98.95 THIS NEW HOME AMERICAN WALNUT SEWING MACHINE Millions of housewives now use this famous Machine, which goes into home with fullest guar- to be per- in construc- We were fortu- Lee } — ant fart ' at Tic As shown in fllus- tration. Made to =| have ¢t sell at $14.00. We have been fortu- nate in procuring & large quantity that we are going to sell at an unheard- of price. Terms to Suit Your Convenience factory permit us to sell them, includ- ing a full set of attach- ments, at the unheard - of price of Py 49" ON EASY TEKMS—$4.00 CASH $1.00 A WEEK. gies Oxit ...-.+. Extra heavy Grass $3.95 4 Rugs; 9xi2 ..... is , Extra heavy Grass Rugs: Gxd .......+-. $3.98 Brugsels Rugs; P / 27 x4 Ce EA ' $1.98 — Linoleum; inlaid; $1.65 ' a EE on 554 080.4 Wile dresser-styie Chifforobe contains Linoleum: cork $1.35 : drawers and tiarre clothes ~ yarvl hk 59 ‘ compart - ' oorcovering; , * $ 75 mer RT ....sccceesss c : Blass 2 : HE CUs- TERMS TO SUIT THE | ee TOMER’S CONVENIENCE 83 Casb—i5c Weekly Special in Our Carpet Department Santana weiteanger 4 $49.75 size ia Velvet Rugs; size xl? Brussels Rugs; , ¢ 2 6.2 £ @ 6 ‘ Chifforobes This solid oak Chifforobe, one of the most convenient articles the home: complete with coat and suit hangers. Worth $25.00. ae re a $2 Cash—50c Weekly | i z... i| il a | i iti iH | / = 3 ™ >. een er HSS EEE —E—E—E—E—=E[==__ = — - = ; pes ag me os %, 7 permitted to retrograde. the work indicates. the clinic advice and help. jes. capped by lack of interest on the /which the city owes. overworked, leave undone many things which (of $18,200. cases of tuberculosis were supervised ‘and 2397 babies placed under med- | pervising the care of 11,762 _are natal mothers. _priates for its entire nearly 800,000. RETIRING HEAD OF CITY NURSES TELLS OF HANDICAPS HERE Lack of Interest on Part of Public Officials and Lim- ited Funds, Chief Criticism of Miss Anderson. IN SERVICE, SHE SAYS 15 Years Behind That in Other Large Cities, She Miss Grace L. Anderson, who has been superintendent of Municipal |Nurses for the last five years, in re- signing to become director of a mod- el demonstration work of similar character in New York City under ‘the Rockefeller Foundation, yester- day criticised city officials for what ‘she termed their lack of sympathy ||with preventive health work. As is known, the Municipal Nurses work out from eight infant welfare clinics, advising mothers in their pre-natal habits and supervising at this time feeding and health prin- ciples for more than 11,000 St. Louis babies. It is generally asserted and not contradicted that the work of the nurses has been the chief factor in the reduction of the city’s infant mortality rate to the lowest among the large cities of the United States. They also seek out cases of tuber- culosis and advise families in which the disease is found of measures that will. prevent its spread to them. Fund Cut Below Minimum. Miss Anderson said that at the last budget-making, the nurses asked for $80,000, the minimum sum needed to maintain the service at the standard of last year, which, she said, was far behind the standard of other cities of similar class. The Nurses’ Board were assured, she said, that the sum would be granted—the assurance of the specific sum coming from Mayor | Kiel and President Aloe of the Board of Aldermen, Comptroller Nolte re- fusing to pledge himself to any sum, but stating the work would not: be In spite of this assurance, Miss Anderson said, the sum was cut to $51,000, which compelled the closing of two clinics. The number of nurses employed is 30. Miss Anderson declares that there is work for 80. “We have enough centefs,” she gaid, “but not enough nurses and physicians 3 keep the centers open every day in the week as they should be. On clinic days, it is not an uncommon sight to see 70 mothers with their babies gathered inside the clinic, while outSide crowds of other moth- ers with their babies wait to be ad- mitted. We have the needed ma- chinery, but the factory must work part time because of lack of hands to man it. Instead of being allowed more nurses this year we have been /compelled to discharge three. “This is not charity. Mothers heave the right to demand of the city this service to the coming generation. They are seizing it as the growth of Mothers wart Work Behind Other Oities. “The work in St. Louis is 12 to 168 years behind that in other large cit- It is discouraging to be handi- part of public officials. There is no hope under them for a woman with a sincere desire to perfect this service The nurses are yet are compelled to they know should be done. “It is ridiculous and humiliating that the decision on development of this vital work seems to lie with she Comptroller's secretary. Our re- quests are checked by him. He re- ports that a clinic here is not needed or equipment there would be wasted. He is placed in the position of being ‘sole arbfter of the fate of St. Louis babies. either understanding of the work or There is no indication of sympathy with it on the part of the officials who have the ultimate voice ‘in the matter.” When the work was established in 1917, it was under an appropriation During that year 2066 ical and nursing advice. At the pres- ent time the nurses are watching 2636 cases of tuberculosis, are su- babies and children under school age, and giving guidance to 336 pre- Nature of New Field. Miss Anderson will establish s!mi- lar service in a section of New York having a population of 40,000 per- gons, a section having the city’s highest death rate and highest rate of sickness. The appropriation for 'the work among 40,000 persons there is $60,000.a year, or nearly $9000 In excess of the sum St. Louis appro- population of Soothing—Healing—Penetrating HINKLE arp Cmr>(APSULES — Guaranteed by All Druggrists ss SPECIAL CARS FOR LEGION MEN Number of St. Louisans Planning to Attend New Orleans Convention. A number of St. Louis members of the American Legion are preparing to attend the annual convention of the Legion at New Orleans, Oct. 14- | 20. They will go in special cars ovar the Mobile & Ohio Railroad ona spe- = SULPHUR GLEARS ROUGH, RED SKIN Face, Neck and Arms Easily Made Smooth, Says Specialist ET ett Any breaking out of the skin, even fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly overcome by applying a little Mentho- Sulphur, declares a noted skin special- ist. Because of its germ destroying roperties, this sulphur preparation egins at once to soothe irritated skin and heal eruptions such as rash, pim- ples and ring worm. It seldom fails to remove the tor- ment and disfigurement, and you do not have to wait for relief from em- barrassment. Improvement quickly shows. Sufferets from skin trouble should obtain a small jar of Rowles Menthe-Sulphur from any good drug- pist and use it like cold cream. | cial rate of $10 for the round trip, provided there is a minimum of 87 persons to the car, or $8.44 if car is occupied by 82 persons. Reservations are being made through John 8S, Seibert, Room 3804, Board of Education building, $11 (iold Filled Watch Chalns Warranted 10 Years 4 VRSCA VE TED ONE Lt ee Line wt CENTS $2.00 greatest offer ever made, . 9 14K. Gold. Gentleman’s rs -, = _ Filled Waldemar RA datadarrseeeireeaes eter? teed to ten Every chain will be noid with the distinct ence c 4 “iv oa a * »' ” “e . ~~ -—= st and quality can elsewhere for less Heavier chain, $3.50 or $1.00. Mail orders fi eents extra. Goldman & Cuquet Jewelry &Optical Co. 609 Locust St. 14444 = % SAWAAAALT 1 tat i Ce Bete te te ee ~t® yet sent to a Legion convention. Locust street. Sefbert said it was expected that St. Louls would have the largest representation that ft has. > ese SS am EPSOM SALTS'9 UPSET STOMACH, HEARTBURN, GAS Stomach Corrected Instantly Instant relief from sourness, drug store. DIGESTION INT Chew 2 few Pleasant Tablets, es or acidity of stomach; from indiges- MADE TASTELES When constipated, bilious or sink, rine ane! mg y d physic-action on the bowels of a dose of epsom salts without the awful taste and nauseaA few cents buys a package of ‘‘Epson- tion, flatulence, palpitation, head-|.4¢ the American Epsom Association. ache or any stomach distress. Even children gladly take it. Drag Pepe's Diapepein’? ‘tablets, your | sree wai ‘*Pape’s your romach feel ‘ndigestion for a few| printed 3.411 MUSICAL “Wants” Correct your n for a few ’ —_ cents. Pleasant! Harmless! Any | 9991 more than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. \ — | GappMan ’*& Suss ‘623 Point Hand-Tailored”’ i | ; ; ’ ' ' All minor hand operations follow es « matter of course under these specifications. > em \TAILORED AT ROCHBSTER, NY. ew Bewd : * sar me Tamosivo” seus at your vequed \ GEaDDMAN' &-Suss CLOTHES

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and the Times Combined. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat ST. LOUMS POST-DISPATCH is probably the best known of all his his published verse originally ap- Chicago, Denver and other stu : unch he stands. published verses, and, with his lulla- peared in his newspaper column m has been forgotten by many. ' ; > itt! © goldier is red bies. has made his name a house- 7” Y 2 : _ | hold word tn America while the fact e — bi 9 nd his musket moulds in |! that he devoted most of his life to e I — (}f TTLE BY BI It ds. newsraper work. and that most of Cc x oman dak = Statue to Eugene Field to Be WHY PILES | SH CURED — Unveiled in Lincoln Park, et aa a i wien ele te » CUR bowels Comes to America a Te oY ; T | a upon th uneuspect- ng ut an 1 epee = “a. Ss Yo: > ay 4 . 3 ‘ | a + Chicago, Tomorro yo e WU oe ‘ o . . 2 ~ = = or r vs. . ‘ 2 ; =i - e a Glass OL ry i al a a i gree PAPO are Re Rtassegssean, Bie OS cntisentic ADLEGIKA | sick headache, ene speenful Adis \\- | § room home for you, similar to illustration. for only | ey become o Children of Chicago, through “Sid S TREATMENT ILES mas given her. She decided to try it. Her Wa | - eee ot obstinate $250 down, baiance in easy monthly payments—easier Bye 3 aa pee alee up an newspaper subscription funds raised DR. HE NRICH ivaLal ath improved i magn mag paw eee ; aoe ~~ = ahaa - than renting. Erected ™ a week—painted one coat— j . of gistress: particu nearly half the cost—the remainder || tscels scant from any of the #o- tion brings vo light and extent land STRONGER anc in better condition bie. oreferabi; eT. complete with windows, doors, hardware, etc. Various By, Te . ena misery in the was donated by the Ferguson Mem- . eg ~ 3 rpid liver, sleepls EOE TEN _ Po} ged Rg omega ) pain tect member that 1 a7: intestinal antiseptic and a COMPLETE : 1 Dr L. ——— tp ww 6@ peare ) mem, torpid iiver, Sscepees lullabies to which on: chil pme inst: : Bs ca: . paration, known | have found nothing in my_ 5 Mail orders filled—special terms. 4 ~ afe and tu eanser. T2 | nd nothing Signed: Dr. | formation. promptly sevitation. de b > ere dr r 7 b ‘m SuUNnE ¢ ] 1) na os - ; om : oa ry o" . — " gr ~ -~ . >} ACi®#Tri ai acts - > eg -Lt t f OTHER, ert ET brooding ange! is depicte Fite ‘Temers ore oiil | a argue are very rensonable aad te AdiTiends to ciminate of destroy harmfal James Weaver a | MANCHESTER MANUFACTURING GO, = The ™oment your ba ee Ne ORR we ot ~~ scissile: Miias dibs tals > AaeeT ae iit dies Tn eo ae ee ee ‘ ee a ee Oe) Likes moon wae ; ner Grea o-oo Sy ait, 9 apa oor te -eman A A A Ae AS a RNS i ls RIAA 80 AND BES Re RARE gE th Ag MR wie Mase MCE i * ® lta. ey Py tray ae ee Ce arenaepiemindscosvineitd oe ae rT eile a oy q fi py Ay . oe Mia in Py “3 By ae i ARE ra i ili oo # ys ° - 2 odin angel te licted ! ‘- . , . . : her hair Beautifull A brooding angei : icted h oped! . as , me san cate eae tania ns and , ii tm | nt - - —_ oe eset (Siened) Dt | : nt acting . gag oamamentiy enty ws ve been treated withou zit =| ——- ta sonst hele (oa Grand 2050 1210 S$. Vandeventer Av. St. Louis, Ma, S Bidreyvs 0” . n : Miecases havi: ’ her : ie a biadder bothers you. get darkened, glossy and attrac- ; % oa rica te Cured 1 : : . . | tive with a brew of Sage Tea || SPrimkling the sand of dreams into wig Medical Mecho‘, « Direct Treatment, where, to call amd be examined. Exam- “SSS the most complete system cleanser | “After taking A‘lerika feel bettse TOS? ine a ' of Jad Salts fron ' and Sul ur. Whenever her their eyes Beneath. on ta -_ ' Pn et ye . 4 - | of th i; rith it no ligaz n to nga m) . “ s. and t w "i : e ; 2 foul J FUL Mi CRIT! a — ~~" ay be AS. tre Bi } ) —— - take a tablestr | hair took on that dull, faded | . rial carved thn j ir’ : ats . , ~omnt end satis a “ _ call S00N AS Possibi«, ¥ d itter which potson i tae mem ess meat ~~ a a ~ owned » t > ~ AN EC. onal ik . Er wate before b . : , = . ‘ +s - 3¢a >. 2 . axce Sund ; P28 , nw “© is — , > we! Bn. = 4 = | Simple mixture’ was applied, | wae Biysken ant} = W.. P. HENRICH, Ph : [a few days and your & | ixt : eg } : “S ¥ ’ ° OOD teh ont et a ering over iwo si¢eepin cniicren, wy ee A> anon tage” oi Bee - A a Se oS ee ee + = am > ~ : wae eS . 2 ‘ ma AE REN CORR Sa ERE EE ER | AEN TERN alte bt ™ , ' traws fr t} tary 1a} >y leading druggists every * so“ . | ae aN then 4° : | kei at any d: seco for | sleeping fiew - openin The Kel “4 wh eT pag Pecan oe Sagas matter YOU ) thought was in your m Seid im = — fl — gp cae ing | The F* \ST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis gaade from the acid of | [a ug Plum Tree:” 205 Scott Bidg.. 8@2 Chestrat ft.. ST. LOUES. MO. ong a. ho emai gee Gosek ae = % lie Bay — newspaper giving Associated Press news service, “= Jgmen tuice, combined | ———— = apd has been used fors oy ai ey MAE iO oy * al ~ ee ee Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur {| lines of n und,” you will get a Have you ever he of the Suga: e bottie of this old-time | Plum Tree? ai * @ush clogged kidneys recipe, improved by the addi- |/|| ‘Tis a marvel of great renown. : ghem to normal activity; tion of other ingredients, all {| | [t blooms on the shore of the lolli- me Deratize the acids so th ready to use, at very little pop sea See — Stenger irsitate, thus © cost. This simple mixture In the garden of Shut Eve town.’ . a Bladder disorders. can be depended mpon to re- | & fowntain. marbie seats and the : —S——— = Jad Salts cannot infu store natural color and beauty |/ brief inscription, “To Eugene Field,” | os a delightful effe to the hair. || |complete the memorial. ; ra 1c) «nti . : | 3 _ ‘-water drin A well-known downtown |[| The principal speaker at the un- : i : Smen and women take n 7 hip help keep the kidne druggist says everybody uses | veiling ceremonies will be Melville rs > x a ; =: -— a —-= = . a > - = > ' > ~~ _ SS + a — By ~ - . a . ee Tv BL ¥. SELLA ee oe ene | ee : = === SSS —P = a — : = 9xll ste Imperte ' CHANGE and deo many dampen a comb or soft brush [| chicago Daily = SSS >. . A% = ————— — —= . | Grass Rug: & Sey, 4 a “i and draw it through the hair, {[ msineg with 7 special price of ; — taking one strand at a time. time of his death. in ie. se “yn ENA GN 8 PEATE RAO OR NOI MEAT eT! a Ae te tee ian sae a¢ ‘ (ae re ed item. « - te ary — nme Pons A tape ee . 1) ; I ie ME a Da a ee ae es a ee * . * — re ph t ex ora vy VS rele t » — ae - ras eee SO wae ees BP ER PRIN RD a, RPI Or EERE > Hum. Poovee ee es Oe Bit tet) y+: .s By espero | the gray hair dis- — ing a column caled appears; after another appli- (| ma:.” cation or two, it is restored | Two grandchild to its matural color, and looks Senm Wield Foster glossy, soft and beautiful. will pall the cord a Faas wie ryttien sper = : ~ 2 AO Re he CE SERN Sr rties cala ey . ‘ ret * owe Te ern ee i monument, whil . — iAazon iTnoempson, ,= >S . : ‘a friend of Fie newspat days, ) es : ‘will preside rhe Jute! Lull: ' ' —— 4a * —e re - . - = ' / ver - A On . ADVERTISEMENT. will be sung by Mrs. Louise Harri | ff = son Slade and the Rev. Willan . i a R vi 2 ees —— —— : -.\_ QQ = CLEAR COMPLEXION Ss" 28." SS — : The statue was designed by i- - > - £ Mm & = = 2 ward McCartan of eT Ors ty oe . 2 ° ] ] P . 10 } . 1 00 P M Ruddy Cheeks—Sparkling Eyes the children of Chicaco raised nea: Ss : 9x12 TEXOLEUM RUGS—Absolutely Perfect—10 Selections—$1. er Month Most : ir $10.9800 of the funds f a oo oe | - One hundred per cent waterproof. Will not stick to fi These Rugs are absolutely perfec&k We made a huge purchase at a iow sgh Women Cen Have. ; a cdeeiaie 932.600 ei a ae a aie price which is 3 ur gain Each o1 is guaranteed perfect he patterns are beautiful an rill at once win your favor t us demonstrate ‘ : ye) . . . ie st og : ai — : ; - 3 ata the rer . ; > ’ D Ion, Se. . © as wonderty va im thes rU - Fo: riGae >Tii 5 : >42TEAin at Says Dr. Edwards, a Well-EKnown fonated from the |! 20% omn " ~ - ' = : ; “0 stiles ( Ohio Physician. tion. which. by its donor's will. is See : =—— | 2 Dr. F. M. Edwards for i? rears used exclusive: ro rect statue itt = : : : $1 Cash, Delivers Any , \ This treated scores of women for liver and Mt MP od = y — * gested re of pune fret aad | Mtns Pott water nS Lo APHONE Boones, sueroRD, |} 1 Chifforobe be gave to his patients a prescription ae acies eee go dicen tye aa HOMES EURNISNED made of a few well-known vegetable > *~- — si a sf a ; : _ | TemouvowouT Ow Tier imgredients mixed with clive oil, nam- er a Te to Your Home This Week Is Only » wane . though for the greater part of his ) . ing them Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tabiets. | ("O°8" *°F “HS & p , You will know them by their olive | #* the poet observed the former as | Laoag 3 = $ = 4° val © his birthday. FREE q tary Rolling Pin, 29c | | | 24° His mother died when he was six These tablets are wonder-workers . Reiting Pin ie made of white stoneware. with . ; vears old. and his routh was spent in rh: Reiling Pin ie mad , ee eins om the liver and bowels, which cause — : | | and! A fortunate purchase for our eight stores . , the home of his cousin. Miss Marr i ane 2 sersen. NO , | 2 norma! action, earrring off the 7 6 Records and 1000 rege ” ee ee ee . ‘ | : . 75c Week , , F. French of Amherst. Mass... rears waste and poisonous matter in one’ ig : ie - > acl ae ome'S whose happiness he commemorated _ Swiss Needles ——— See — Glass Bake nat we on Pas in his verses. dedicating his “Little With E A] ane - eh S eS) + ESSE SE Pie Dish — " you have a pale face, sallow look, ea ant Cate Ve Faas I very map \ DAP er OES ae ~ ar Fullsize solid golden cak . : . rn rsce ? . ; ’ > Fr" . ri 7 —— ., —_— - ~~ : duil eres, pimples, coated tongue. — Pe See ~ —_* = oe 2G Sree 7 Chifforobe, with large hat oo bead iat] ~ published volume from hi . Cabinet iy ho y f i = , ae ' aches, & etic, no-geod feeling, He beecan his newsp - ca nig! nches wide, 18 inches deep. Du 2 OF 6 ewww $ 29 box and three full-sized =o ms ‘oo ; “ : _ a ; . ' a 4 4 : niin i aa or =.> ’ . . “ all out of sorts, inactive bowels, Sn eR , . SARs Grawers: alse larue’ hate take one of Dr. Fadwardse’ Olive Tab- oak’ Aine tn oe | . , a ; , —- . ing space; at a very special > . aA snort tT? “-e ' 7? 5 tS 3 Se . ; = D os . a * ~/ 2.4 _ ass . . --* J ~ lets nighth : / _ ~ ° ~ - » - r } . — : ve | Ly gwaranteet Le | ~? : > er3 « tg ice > — Sees we eed Ooniy a SW heoss is ol wom ; aha i *° Denver, where he remained ey ee oe a rom heat. Th id brass, silver-plated frame is made se > Very convenient. ia‘ oO men ane.men tT a 7 * ' . ; ' Dr. Edwords’ Olive Tablets—the sue —— . " " iti > ¢essful substitute for ealomel—now * aig little B eae - ” 7 is Doe >m kt a ; = ana then just to keep them fit. 1l3¢ Hs oy Blue.” be and 306 cinninge The littie toy d is covered with be a i | wi ee AES Bee WES RE cn Soy ee TC A EA ein mes HOT * a ee sili iis aging Ton ee a a = li we o> ve eet ee Ret Cums Moot « “* ar we DI APTN ty alll = Pi 0 DE Ml ARES AABN CoE omar Bee ot a4 ees Ae hr Me Bs EBs ahs sy fe Tobe oh queen catia _ » Ae aay ME gE AEE Fe SR EN RRTINES MN et set tr “ “i thd eee even® oe! le bo ee Site" _ ‘’ in Sed © ahh PE My eR Rabe 6 — _— AL AREA AREOLA ARR Hine ts IE Ao A SBE REL FS nagntyt kk eae dan , we " ‘a LY , ~~ ns Aw ~* peewee Shy a IR A i EMOTE MUS EPS tee fee Cem Ao . ores % PR OAD sre ge ~ a wee " a sop eta Seis « at so Pa ih *” ar utey ty ¢ tied ‘ fore - 1 rt meetin. «Syne . “ ae outtits ar we ~ . ' . AeA ie ; , rep at ¥ tla ie ie it — : : ; t | . : = % ; ) ; | persuaded by Stone to AR. easy hq Aes hie ee toca ' - ED eas ek Be VS NULL Biot | hh Siiy ahah + a Ie ie a =— —_ ee ie tealete iii ait eed ho then | 0) ee aed Quickly Out Face and Figure, Beautifies Skin and Gives New Energy to Thin, Nervous, Run-down Folks “Tf tt hadn't been for the , “ | wormem whom I har Scales and the mirror. the com- | envious glances oa wee piiments en friends and the | tier might easily make just as Mmitration [| re- ta , I and en Nae say nothing of a oy — oan fhe “gy ~ a inside feeling of ifying the skin and improving oe ¥ new energy—-I never | the genera! physical condition u have believed that so by simply ° the same Great « easy. eco i plas which = sO —_ for me. t was due te the urging of “ oid. and from a thin, | ome of my friends ‘an elder! & unt, angular woman with | woman who look mottied, ugly skin and nerves younger siways on edge. I can today | that I Walk forth with pride. whether | MASTIN'S ro or on bow were evident after only «a canmot fai Gays— but these os seemed as ~ Be my Rameewnel oe nrenion nothing cempered to the truly : ax .. cele startling proef that MASTIN'S on & for a dance | *'*#™en gave Mter on What Men outdo themeelves to of- & marvelous builder of health fer me @ seat im cars or pablic | S@4 Deaaty! I cannct say places and at the beach there | Cough im tts favor. and only are always plenty who want to ene like mreeif who has actu- teach me how to swim. Yet I | ally experienced its benefits in — “eye sure that almost | her owm case can form any a e@ the thin, run-down, | idea of its vaiue for every wo- worn-looking giris apd man im the land” The above case is but on | a . ‘ one of many which show beyord el! dor >+ MASTIN'S *lananen is taking the country by st mtg ~ bong and = Banas 4. ve made the test with MASTIN'S and >have found the stromg nerve force, the rich, clear ekin and o EROTICA REE WEEE REO ge La KREWE Ee tne . — wersnmnotane Tague) | _ - eben 33 ee a, “te . i ; [ : 7 eo ~~ i : for a short t: “i thi ime a: te — ot . rice of $3990. Finished in mahogany. oak or bird’s- ry det ere mary s + ner P . F Eight.plece Queen Anne Dining Suit finished The Bed may Se had in full size er half size. in white ename! or $24.85 mahogany or walnut, consisting of six genulne his four-piece Bedroom Suite is a winner at this low $ 9820 Bed, Spring and Mattress ; g Come see it... Vernts Martin or oxidized nish The Spring i guaranteed. The ta- bs r oxidized Suish The in gare: rm eather-seat chairs, buffet and 6-foot extension Easy Terms Mattress is ail-cotten and wetghe 50 Ih< 4 «n="al value _ ole. Very special for this week oereccece® Stores in St. Louis, East St. Louis, I, and Danville, DL Ill, Mounds, Ill, Mound City, Il, and Two in Louisville, Ky » URFC Tame at at goad rece cae SER y for Less and Sell for Less — Between Locust and St. Char ana Huger’s. | Peat dann a «

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| weepeme LITT TTT TTT, Py ) é te “aatavaaited 7 — — bene thd; PE eee, « . 1 MS / Ps HL ina/ BUILDING a St. Louis evening SS news service. ze Importeé*Brr Rug; a ¥w 5 price of Pleces of Nickel Silver: 6 es, 6 forks, 6 Wesel sli £3 G tee@ oak Heater m- ie Steck; bores $1 Mo. | ; : SS ‘iden Oak Dresserobe: a1] drawers; - hanging genuine sion ta- ’ ? Ign KOEYS . }~—-_s SUNDAY, P) OCTOBER 5. 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' _ ADVERTISEMENT. MUCH MEAT /GIRLS’ WEEK TO OPEN WITH | DOWNTOWN PARADE SATURDAY Several Floats Illustrating Their Activ- ities for Girls. urday afternoon with a downtow. | j Stroat parade. Many of the organi- | , Zations co-operating with the Board of Religioys Organizations in he program will have floats illustrating fe a Glass of Salts to their activities for girls. The parade | a . : + ‘ 1S * Kidneys if Bladdet | will be viewed by Mayor Kiel and | ré You. | representatives of the organizations | a, |interested from a stand in front of | | : ‘(oe Filed ae an a {En ; “AS : “wy “i : 4 “ ar 5 _ 3 -s fz. ‘ 7 x, yj bs ae hes. B,) ‘ ss - 7 2 3 - . at - pe » ; h Ft . he “hes . e Bey: ae ee ot ae 4 ’ abil coe ot 5 : eb) hee ; “ as, rei *; o Sane i a r- Ds % = 4 i too much meat may pro- kidney trouble in some form gays a well-known author- i the Hotel Jefferson. Monday, Oct. 16, ito exhibition of girls’ devored at will be work the | sé the uric acid excites the! Young Women’s Christian Associa- | Seem they become overworked: ef @istress, particularly back- Sanda misery in the kidney re- » rheumatic twinges, severe Baashes, acid stomach, constipa- | torpid liver, sleeplessness, blad- der irritation. " "he moment your back hurts or aren't acting right, or if bothers you, get about four of Jad Salts from any good semacy; take a tablespoonful in a eas Of water before breakfast for “ew Gays and your kidneys may ee act fine. This famous salts is from the acid of grapes and » juice, combined with lithia. hae Deen used for generations to clogged kidneys and stimulate er to normal activity; also to neu- mise the acids so that they no i irvitate, thus often ending wader disorders. 3 Salts cannot injure anyone: ' ~@ delightful effervescent lith- drink which millions of and women take now and then jhelp keep the kidneys and other me clean, thus often avoiding kidney disorders. ‘go sus, SELi RENIL OR EA. HANGE and do many other neces- yy things daily. aze Poat-Diapartch tion. Girls, Girls’ the Episcopal ,Churches and the Girls’ Club of | Christ Church Cathedral. The ‘speaker of the evening will be Miss Lily Ernst, Assistant Superintendent of Schools. The exhibition will ifree to the public. A pageant will levening, Oct. 290, Camp “Fire Society of Scouts, Friendly be given Fridav at the Odeon, | tions. More than 600 girls will ; part. eee ‘OLD AND NEW STAMPS SHOWN | IN ART ROOM AT LIBRARY | | Exttbit Lent by St. Louis Collectors’ | Society to Remain Until Next Sunday. | An exhibit of care postage stamns | Louis Stamp Collec. | remain ir | lent by the St. tors’ Society. which will The agencies to be represented | h; clog up and cause all’ will include the Girl Reserves, Girl | Le i UNe- | |der the auspices of the Bartist Unit | of the Poard of Religious Oreaniza- | take | the art room of the Public Library | until next Sunday. includes examples | of the new and the old. The old is represented bv Louis issue known as the Stamp,” and Mrs. Henry new there are various governments an St. Diamant. For the air mail stamps of belonging BUY YOUR SONORA From the Old Reliable Piano Firm F. BEYER & SON All Styles —_— i - 17th and Locust Made by that moment”. a ne ey Men Who Make Phonographs Only NE of Napoleon’s secretaries said that when he concentrated on one subject “nothing else in the world existed for him at ‘Sonora has won its great triumphs by the Same method as the famous general. “Nothing else exists ” for the Sonora organization except the making of better and better phonographs. That is why the tone of the Sonora is free from the faults commonly associated with a phonograph — harshness, nasal falsetto, and blasting. Expert study of phonograph prob- lems has eliminated them. As pure and clear as a mountain brook is -Sonora’s reproduction of the actual tones of the original. Hear it for yourself. $50 to $3000 Dealers Everywhere SONORA PHONOGRAPH COMPANY, Inc. GEORGE &. BRIGHTSON, Preadent + 279 Broadway New York WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS: C. D.’‘SMITH DRUG CO. 612% ARCADE BLDG.:, The Highest sT. LOUIS Class Talking Machine in the World ar t a A ee > Easy Terms ole “Bear | fro . . 7 +; / from the collection of Mr ' tc Superior Parke ot Ne +t Complete Stock of Sonoras in All Styles ATTINCER 1103 Olive St. Service 'Mrs. Frank W. Woolrych, jhibit of Bolshevik and ‘sues and of Austrian st |printed for use in Carinthia, Organizations Will cemaind Pret Laek. United States and European coun- | itries are included, as well as issues | “Girls’ week” will begin next Sat- | fT°™ remote lands whose very names | be have an exotic tang. —— Rare stamps amps over. and an ex- ‘stamps have not been shown in pre- Maygar ig. | vious exhibits at the Public Library. | Incidentally, lent by | ods of mounting. of the/! A Many of the W.C.T 17 Biblical Oratorical Contest. held at the meeting of the Central they demonstrate meth- | ‘man, superintendent of the | contest department. Six Biblical oratorical contest will /and other selections from the in the contest. . in St. John’s Methodiet ;Church, tomorrow afternoon, under | the direction of Mrs. L. H. Bower- | medal | members | of the organization will give chapters | aoe y. | GGER NURSERIES & SEED HOUSE, Beatrice. Neh. GORGEOUS BIRTHSTONE. RING ad a | ; : : ) = = = = | : =H | —_— . - * . + > ° handsome walnut finish. i This $150 Superb Queen Anne Bow-End BEDROOM SUITE 08 840 SEAMLESS BRUSSELS RUGS. Size 0x12. Choice > ly - op $21.50 a45 HANDSOME AXAMINS- TER RUGS—Room “ aise $54.75 REAL WILTANA VELVET RUGS—Room size; J Magnificent designs Here is, indeed the most stunning Bedroom Suite that has ever been offered at $98. A value that forcibly reflects our policy of “VOLUME OF SALES AND SMALL PROF- Suite comprises full-size bow-end bed, dresser and ITs.” e and full preportioned and chifforette—all pieces are I come in beautiful walnut fi OFFERING A REGULAR $55 BRASS BED OUTFIT = Only .. Mattress and _ - - Com prises Full-Sitge FREE TRUCK DELIVERY WITHIN A RADIUS OF 30 MILES! $1 A WEEK PAYS FOR IT!! Here is a value in a Brass Bed Outfit that de- serves the utmost consideration of all saviagly inclined neople. If offered tn a regular way. — ai the mrice of this Bed Outfit would be $55, but FURNITURE EMU SICAL INSTRUMENT22 1105-1107-1109 OLIVE ST. to offer them at the low vrice of only 50. This Bed Outfit consists of full-sized brags bed, a deep, comfortable 50-Ib. roll-edge felt mat- tress, and an excellent link fabric steel epring. - . ~ %, - pe ee eee Se ae = ~. . ; ; . “a : : 4 — = 2° _ ! Z ram f 7 S WVOUUAOUUAGEDONDUNNENUREROOUOUUDUAUUEREGODOOEIOLONOUIDOEGOEAOOOROSSURDOASEDEOAINO0U05000500530000000000U080S40RUAR20RCU00R00ELUEREERELSCODEL ESI EASAINNSNUONSNNNSNI EN its Dieter ¢ Fa. Be ¢ © a cd o® = » © > > r - a * + @ * « = 2 o'r a? . > ‘ * «.* éa—:o-" 4 6 . a”. @ es > . - > . , . " . .»-* . » . 4, a = ; ° * . . . . . _* - "he Ps . P , . . - > pa s .* » . 7 . LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS!!! $75 Combination Range Offered dur- S ing this re- markable re- duction sale nes a ae $95 Combination Range $ Offered during this remark- zble reduction sale at $110 Combination Range $ Offered during this remark- able reduction sale $195 GORGEOUS THREE-PIECE OVERSTUFFED SUITE, superior construction. Comprises davenport, arm- a ehair and arm rocker—upholstered in elegant pat- terns of velour and tapestry. $3 A WEEK 2isi Osea anw LT — i! . A noteworthy value in the much demanded overstuffed living-room Suites is offered at Welch & Company for $119. You will be agreeably surprised with its rich luxurious appearance, its @geep soft upholstering and Me - : $125 HANDSOME THREE-PIECE DAVENETTE SUITE $4.50 A value triumph for the greater Weich & Company is the excess value we are featuring in a handsome, massive, stur- dily constructed, three piece Davenette Suite at $82.50. Comprises davenport (that opens inte a full-size, all-ateel bed), armchair and arm rocker. Full spring-edge construction threugheut. $1 A WEEK ......... . ect aieeeeale : PR I er eee eer oe . a ne —ee. . Oe Oy \ 2 EN Ae RBS > - "it pe I4 a >-f , > ” « —_ 2s ‘af? .. - THIS $205 VELOUR-CANE BED-DAVENETTE SU > of tapestries. Y $1 TERMS—ONL ee en eee ne = ~% TOUEUIUDUOUONITOT NT a - - > ke 3 * ‘ ete A 2 > ~e 4 ae we oS rr dy ape’ i. eee ? i oobse —_ © oF z ~ res oe ae : Ea Raat! ts, : 5 ct oe Fo ee ee we ——— - * ‘ i cee . _—at - o_o. Ae Bl ON le ITE I2¢ ELUTE inneteeenmennmesiememeatiemetetieieciee ae iain UU UU QM TUG ceeaeleil ——— ) tae LO LLL CET tet > ae LTT UU TEUCECAPERREGTLGDOTT GEE ti ae TMI » > POTARAELERGEORRILOORRGRERALEOR eee eee A TT iT Rt TE TTT OG AE NI mm ie oe NE ee : vl * A A OE AM A A a . _. + I oe 6 SE FCN OMI A le Mi AMO JRSM ae APN MRE Bape ptt atu P Prise ~ - > = 2S ce a @ FS we se - 4 {m4 4 rt = > e ~-

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he 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. — = ) | when Using a Loud Speaker. | Constructing s 7 | PANSION | Never eee amplification than | sa making = ™ ~ RADI O—For the Amateur and Expert “7 pete " Lies aaa, hte oe Ry tite CaN NTR be = important as volume. struments too cl hx —— | An operator should not force the 1. the set 0 ee, loud speaker to the limit. oe type should be howl = i Overloading the plates of the am not less than 16 inches les | plifier tubes is umnecessary. » AVY DEPARTMENT HAS Diagram Prepared by the U. S. Bureau of Standards for the Se ents o> et ot bea Uncle Sam Makes First Practical|” Keep the tube and socket com — } again rotated over all of its contacts. - a : feastdings Located Unde tact to tt.e extreme right and the ‘ 3 Buil 2 & BS 3 olis Absorbed ts switch C again rotated over its con- Application of W ireless | Do not expect the loud speaker to Fora home-made cs a at Annape HII STATION FAR RENT. Construction of a Loading Coil for Use With Receiving Sets | s¥* ¢ stsic rected over sts con- pag ioe go the work of a one-step amplifier. | mix a solution ef gana Be Energy to Overt “ae is heard, the signals may be im- | ic acid and 80 per cent was. proved by adjusting the right-hand a | To Prevent Interf . make the mistake Of pees ay : oh of of SS ee cwitch arm V of the original receiv- Uncle Sam's “sell it Dy air. “we Amateurs who operate sets for re- water Into the acid guasu pwns psa 2 re vy" | | ing set and the same time changing the first practical a a | ceiving should tune and stop thetfr disastrous. Pour the eas) Betidinss © ca n : An eT eee eS lightly the setting of the switch broadcasting to business is Hev\'CR"| Lins trom oscillating as quickly as water. Water, when seus reenderry Point. near A | on the left. ing rapidly. Department a today possible, as they may interfere with sulphuric acid, develope a® asch re gorges a 7 ; Ra Approximate Cost of Loading Coil agp aii officials pe SY f om ‘their neighbor’s entertainment os Mee ae gorution fe 4 al Range of 300 Miles. ii | : Following the broadcasting trom — _ ws 4 nes of a radio expert. : : | Pare. Boston of the department's trade OD- | eS & - three or four sm 5 ounces No. 28 copper wire portunities throughout New En- ss : a ol eroke out on th at & otters | “a (double cotton covered) ....$9 80 gland. many Chambers of Commerce ° a 7 aer, building used to & ite Radio Station at Miami Beach. i ; 2 battery clips eee £0 in the country have asked for sim- “~ 4 segpection of the shingt Fia., for lease to the highest bidder ~— 5 | 2 switch knobs and blades, ‘lar service for their broadcasting = pe ner ne tact that the we pending the enactment of legislation Sai = MN | 6 nc cae cn 50% tena stations. Several of the high-pow- — : se the wits waa a aQthorizing its sale. Bids wil! be ees = “~: = em a in 14 switch on ' ered radio stations have. offered ew da oe places. where the = opened at the Centra! Sales Office = = > > : * ] washers ' thei® services to the Bureau of For- ~ a. # came tn contact wit Navy Yard. Washington. Oct. 17 © SS SE Sea ” | 1 eardboard box ia. eigen and Domestic Commerce for a A : a ae aad aiid =? hae FF - S25 i922. N G E, the station, ts com- a so es by 8 in. long) this new and unique method of mak- ae ¥ aiscovered, bu ters. has a radius of about 300 miles x . a | Wood for panel and base. foreien lianas. g 3 ao dinate The site comprises 13.650 _ Square ~ = — = = ne fe ee aoe Paraffin. The Ridgewood (L I) Tim) one. ‘| ; ' : z ' , - ~ . : “ Pati = aay ’. * owe a ree Cee Secretary of Labor Davis sta.teq on the world’s markets that It may . — : i : t that many of t ta faced with stucco, contains ma- . — ‘ Se ee he broadcasted to the exporters . ae % oor tually ke - 3 ; f - J€ roacc a t0 43 he wer : ie =~ aciUas te chinery, operating. store and wash | . . sek a me | i | | broadcasting on Oct the Miami Valley. A station at St. &, : q rails were oe an ‘ ft nei = 4 7 > = 7 a ~ ; ; e a ’ ' ai : a4 - acn4ii ai s* - = “ : a iro rem bers rooms, and an office built in 1921 ; + Sito * | ¥' | 5 partment of Labor through the naval Louis has already begun to bruad- = “4 m as if they The operating room is modern. being aie” ‘ , ; sis . : ns “ a 10.900 ; a5 were as Var: = * ee Praca : : | air station at Anacostia, N O F. The east foreign trade notes to 10,000,- , i i - heating sound proof and copper-screened on - a a s cC —~d ; a “gected = ih a an 7 “ic ill be for three 15-minute 900 fans, and the Chamber of Com- ; on 4 ne roof. the all sides. The bungalow contains | nt te ee ee 't Buffalo wants the data for’ : ¢ ee eee aed : , es a — 7. — - > 7 ty n ee) ; a: ‘ > is siz living and sleeping rooms. suit- | TD ) periods each week, from 7:15 to 7:30 merce at a , 2 . laws: i Pere” pondered, and, ‘ yg, ' sanideiabiiiliasiasii :, ~~ — —_ . nesdayv 3 cre. use i o of its lotai stations. els t. ; ‘ able as quarters and fully equipped | 7 | every Monday, Tuesday and Thurs- e .n two ¢ = nat the Seeker ieee es | | a Be ed that the great : 7 - arre? af = T } un | Phe Little Giant of the Radio World,” guarantess which are said to be i ‘ |earners. A definite program wi:i he WHere it will be cistrioutec by ts. . ‘ . : = th ir he radio operate tien. sm good condi | announced later. to interested manufacturers and ex- ceive programs from stations rooo miles away. : a 4 | adage ‘heneselll The equipment includes a rotary ee | tebe ton Furnish om i be—“B” batters 4 ma nd on end without spark gap transmitt . ° . contacts and for the switch arm D, shed c plete with detector tu B es “4 . he c er, generators. x! head phones. ne fear on the part of the motor generators, switchboards, OU O i qd e qd Od | Ol 3, as shown. The wood base E is a — Fi Seo remembered heart: block of wood about 7 tnches square oie : ‘en sometimes suffered — egeag protective devices, con- | 4 % tech thick . - * . ensers, loading coils, instruments. | ° == men thic Mu- the Radio Receiver Price iil hile on duty, and « tools and batteries: even clocks and | t B j ad W) th He ad Assembly and Wiring. os . ae feet ne ee oe ers. | O e Sé i orm elm € Before any of the parts are as- ; e % a iy edit tie 5 ' Bidders. who a | sembled the base and panel are Yo r ‘ . “3am a cet RE PH pee i cee acto’ on th paraffin as described in Write or Call for Demonstration e )@iminate the tron natis ¢ “gabber soi-s. Caucasi : ; R nee S t treated with *m } oa of a gleam am bes | Radi O €C CLV l ng e S Sastien? the 120 or they may be It is the New Star in the Radio Universe. The greatest and latest tmprere- MISSOURI RADIO CORPORA 1 , -" The “hair-raising” Receiving Equipment Having +? sa ta) -_ a 2° for:’the De- - ¥ ey be SAiearla, Ase ee te :* ca Ram ae gt tA Dele TOA Ae «AS Ae Rae yr . SAREE HR 39 Oe A A A rec ee lA 7 _ ~ SAP ahs DA EEE AOS te OA - PRA ne RARER RS eee. PRO! Oye i a z : 4 ros ee A ay a eA PO RED A ei Reig 0A 9 Rade I ace a P Hcttne ho wae eh at a“ ; ecb hte st viene Fes Sa. ne «ast Ree ) coe. joe : rt : * 4 Di ( ae - toh om phen " a oH omy w a re ss a ee © . er weerees re ares tee 20 ee edness gery sommes FER OR RO DEE EE BE 6 SER EE ABER YN OPN A ANN ee ET te a) Rip I MD Oey oP ye . 8 AEA ARR RM a Reem ge FR FS AN RRR I RT ASTI OP AEDST Oe MeN te et EE, NRE OE AEE AEN IA: RAN ROR GG RAN 8A AONE RE AA NRE LM AEN TN CRN IOAN | RBEY Om ee ee ee a ” en - : * n > : oh gee = 5-4 eas has — s . i iain . . aes ‘ . ‘ . . . » », , ee M . ae ¥ v vie a ath wey at ‘ ey . - . >" \ » 7 7 . c. . 0 - “=e 7 . °, o - so . : i a “2 zy y o Sy 2 Nad = ars : 3 wean Sees os a woven os pow aay ye vs nite ant . . oe "& 7 ni f- ° ‘ _ —_ a “ ~ tn * Br an fe) wachive ‘ Te Te ee Se Bwethnns 7 vi a te Peltor | PON ED IS ge por ie Nov we ALAA SONY AC CR AA OTE! NET ATR | “ paceait ” _ " 4 . . oe 8 8 gap all ete id os sm ie ire Th Ties aS hina) ot a TERE NRE LORE I Ay LE A RTT TAS Re I IP FB on = Pe : . a ? . , ~ a ” ke v4 * oer — - - . o. Se a ee an - : > ‘ , . - ” "at “it h @eed five years. and forward three Nanas thoroughls dried and coates with a ment. Absolute standard ef the world. Bee to statise electricity months rental in advance, the suc- | good grade of eager which will wee You yt long wanted te enjoy all the marvelous wonders of > ex- by atten — ceanie cessful bidder furnishing a $25,00¢ | : : _ . absorb moisture. Shellac is not used perience your own home the jeys to be found in listening te the mus pro- : ~~? + rer > id it } of the re- rther along the circumference and the necessary contact bolts are placed WRITE, PHONE OR CALL for filustrated literature fully describing the won- the sending pi ~ a Le ER IND Bete ty UR ~ ® mete: ee wire connected to the rest Po - : - : rr ; ne aa ” > Im testing out the radius of one Of | ceiving equipment in such a manner Visit eur Radic Department, net ae small sideline, bat a ; | ? , the outside of the tube again } tion is made between switch arm , = standard radio telegraph sets des- in tee... nection is mace HOME DEMONSTRATION- WITHOUT COST scientific department—Radie Headquarters ef St. ne: as 8 C R-79-A. the Signal | a its turms loop may Or may not be twiste indi ost H and between, OBLIGATION TO ‘O : Ss OR ' technical expert. Mr. H. BR. Heuer, is waiting, willing, always real has established a new record |2re included in tgs circuit between it emerges from the second hole. switch arm id binding post I. as . YOU give information and demenstrations toe amateurs. He . It was an unusual o: tfanemission between 1175 and the antenna and the ground connec- on When “4 lained ir _ No. 128. oF x We are distributers in this territory ef MU-RAD Sets and Parts. . an oo e mot likely to occur any 00.miles. tion. When longer wave lengths are 1 *° °° Be Bethe wae Se a CSS CES See Se 6 2 ee “Marvel” Radio Receiving Set $ iE es 4 —_ 42 that a variable number of SS) AR Pog sone sy Mth PA ta Halal pared ae ee mae Ra CS PROT 4 a aap : . — 2 i ie « Me Fe ie me BP evict aoe STS EP alee gears aca Le si ut . ih ge ED NRE CRR ahi Se ba nen A _ . we » oy . + — a +h _ A 79 set was temporarily installed hen, Outime bee wad ss Seto. a ee Same manne! a 1t¢ it at the rear of the ] R . te headauarters of the Ninth | **C°*SS More turns are used Ja tee arrangement of these taps is shown panel and the wires soldered to these. Comp ete, egular rice $20, , ; ; . 1s . = . ott —~ ~4 - '¢ ey oy . os Area. San Francisco, with the | coil in the left half o 1A, (See Fig. 1C.) The several taps from Special Price Now, Only........ W ¥ C H. and communication The loading coil is shown at A tn 1Otsc Chat % : re ] tC he coil e cut off to a length os | : s wndertaken with army trans- Pee o Sank tee ym t completed coil, counti t} Scient to reach m the coi] te the | , A dandy receiving set any ciever bey can install. The Figure 1A. and consists of 300 turns comes with double headphone, 100 feet of acrial wire and all + on the Pacific. On one occ@- | janhout 5 ounces) of No. 28 double- | end the wire at the start and cont insul — m — 4 A Ny accessories, ready te install. A set of easy directions included. gion the Sherman reported as hear- peegereh capper wire weued | ‘h is slightly offset from the ends of the wires and the 3 —~£{=—~4 piete as described. only 4 he Preceding ont, so that the e the double t isted to- P | ioe the signals from W Y C H while on a round cardboard box 53-8 . — he preceding ® so tha he ends of the double taps twisted - wenn. tubieiceek iene oni ame 7 A $2-ye was 7°90 miles west of Hono- aches tm @iameter by about-8 inches ~"* completed taps progresses gether below the point G, Fig. 1A : ; u. a distance of approximately | jong An eatmeal or te iii pone about half way afound the coil, as The taps are fastened between the . ) | = Sales Agents for Radio Corporation of and @ miles. Other signals were ex- | gece in FiglA. After the wire nuts amd washers of the proper con- 7 _ the cardboard tube with the car a i ri . aS High an ~ : al a nged between the Signal Corps board cove one tn mk is wound on the cardboard tube tact bolts as shown in the left half 1.3 oo — _ r iu tc 5 ned PY " . . : . ~ (> = tion and the Buford over a dis- ain of th toot : oatmes it is placed in rm of Fig. iA, or preferably idered : Go owe , ? . — roricec . *- . e of 1550 miles, and with the a a eonigge wor te an teny, oven to drive off th ‘ loading coil ts used in con- 210 NORTH TENTH STREET 513 J JC ps c re connected ritch z . 2 ~ tk » , . ; - @ minimum The free end of the wire projects “e ot ; | | “ Fi : : : ) ne switch panei B is m om binding post ; itenna. ae - : about 10 inches. The wire is ‘w: The switch panel B is made from a binding post mat ane , Louis. Read om the tube in a single laver | that the turns lie closely and even- lth Its genera! is was c ected to the back of the + be, - i - . . ia ~ as : | z conn c.eé +‘ as X ~ 4 - 4 ee caer 3 jj] Seether When 10 tums ave snitar 1 {bed switch arm bolt V. This wire is re , | Lefay . : J ‘ er ; . | Knows He ; been wound, a 10-inch tap is taken ; iho pm ~ . | 4m Circulars Nos. 120 and ne moved from the back of the “anten- off. The method of winding and : two switch arms, C and . Whic na” bindin ost and attache? tv a a also ome method of taking off the ... 2.3 wisn oh: = , ' at s P al oe : -_ . ‘ode taps has been explained in cireular ee stn ony new bolt or Dindin pos: faster : re | No. 120 ented egprare ic, a ee described in Circul 20. to the baseboard of the simple re- = = ~ Ae) WO. 120. g the SMP- Having drilled th »] : ceiving set. This bolt or binding post te = " J H ol ler method of taking off taps as de- = On . ~> i | . - - 7 reo ~ = a of dry wood about 7 inchs wire originally leading from the = from the leadi 4% inches wi and 4% im back_of the “antenna” binding post ° Stee OE AOR, ehcp ore ‘ & switch arm t rite Tr ie located jus the rear of the re- scri i No. 120 - : : —- : a \ : > cans - _ om seg prea? 9 } no! eivi post marked = ———— - : i Ak | The one more difficult and correspond- rotated in such a er th ® “ground.” A 10-inch piece of corper | | | , . / ) \\y up to ca hown : ) . more sa y ‘ : ingly mo tisfactory method 18 ends of the contact arms ri wire is attached to this new bolt or . used on this loading coll. After the mn which th font ; ° ; ° ; ‘ai | 3 ly and is arcs upon which the contact points binding post with a battery clip sat- | hy | Vi ' cf : a Ss Vv Der f - os . : : | | | m wound on the tube. a hole ts switch contact bolts are then drilled: coi] binding post L The wire leni- ‘ | | : yy ANIA P itt | te RADIO punched through the tube just un- the spacing between contacts 4 ‘ mantac’? ar monev refunded antenna’ binding post and put the ; clip previously attached to I in its Com ] sine: Cink te, ettinets anak cae Set As , piete High-Grade Throughout ss 4A aT 2 +4 +B ' S compiete i very rticular 1 the new binding post to the “an Nustrated—you aaed ner Moe oe as tiated . iding pst to Le an- sid yOu need no “extraa. Consists of— eceiving Tuner has tapped fz ctance, indin s The loading Actual “ a : _ primary inde _ vain, ario-coupler for fine tuning, 23-plate variable con- cisconrnect — | moat (15 ft) proof and easily adjusted. e ~~? - #7 —_ - & a | 4 xactly the same as described in Cir- cular No. 120. In order to recetve insulat 20 messages transmitted at ware fre- L@ad-i1 — - = Mail Orders Filled quencies 'ess than 500 kilocycles per sToun Clamp rt mw ee wenn. ‘i 18 re second (wave lengths over 600 me- nae : as ‘i Sen@ money orde da only 50 cents for parcel ters) the len@ing esff ts Gaein den> Actual val ie ec teees 820.18 post—total $29.25. Only 159 sets availlabie—erders nected as shown tn Pig. 1A sad the Our Special Price—$19.75 J Stisg, i= rotation and money promptly refunded i ° switches on the loading coil panel unable to supply your set. For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headac are adjusted so that the proper num- Send 10c f io Catalog ’ eadache Ips ber of turns is included in the cir- or Benwood Radio C So ° Upset Stomach, ui The switches on the panei of ‘ @ Original receiving set are set co Colds, Biliousness, Bad Breath hat they. Seitelie alt Gibbens an : the coil (Le. set switch ™ Y¥ on ——— | To clean out i contact point 10 and switch arm V you next day like pills, calomel! 7 contact ©. and the switch arm C } VE : oot wea sour, gass ; , 3 ee ae or oe. tire rasge, , 1110 OLI | be = y stomach. ‘ eae rotated slowly over its entire : ; STREET Children love Cascarets too. [0c boxes, If signals are not heard. the suena) also 25 and 50c sizes. Any drugstore. arm D ts set on the next contact te | the right and the switch arm C is 4 ; il tynnaeduatidf ML) ~ i La TTT HT | | Wass | owe me | | “One or two Cascarets, anytime, will start

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——= ~_—-_ : - — ToT Le A is a SUNDAY, — OCTOBER 8, 1922. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH -s a NDAY, JBER 8, 1922, «2 4 — &® regenerative md 4 > variometers and set ems ant BOF te get the 1a - om DO close togeth c t will howl. Lf they . ae -__—_——--- Post-Dispatch Radio Station K S D Program for Week of October 8 Daily Schedule: Monday, October oth — National Fire Prevention Day. On 485 Meters ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' 19 alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ’ } Radio Exports Total $385,861 ode tie bulk. Most of the apparatus wnt July. \to England, where $139,027 wort! Radio equipment exports from this Was forwarded. Cuba was second, country during July were valued at | importing $42,415 worth during the $385,861 and totaled 225.475 pounds! Month from the United States. : mt —- —_—- in inductive relation to any other! Iining Up for Best Results. 4 | Questions F rom Sages: emecs | To get the maximum results from 3 A Q. What ts the right capacity for ® radio set, connect the apparatus on Radio Fans Are 'an antenna condenser? (J. G.) | the table exactly as per circular of results. which comprise the set are purchased Answered by Expert | | separately, and fastened down per- me ae —_— me A set d be mounted on ~ Ans. .001 (48 plates) wil! give best i structions. Al! of the instruments Q. Please tel] “ ” 6 tel, me whether “meters 'manently on a board big enough to Addrees by G. A. Madison, Chief mean so much distance or something Inspector, 8t Louis Fire Preven- accommodate without n 16 inches long. bog : _? Safety First, ome-made storage 4 tion of 2 per cent ae 80 per cent wiles a mistake of pourtan' net Pour the acid into ter, when poured acid, develops a high l,” guaranteed to re- oS away. “B” battery and nstration RPORATION AV. St. Louis, Mo. sideline, but a complete of St. Louis—where a willing, always ready to ateurs. Receiving sets | $14: 1 wire and all needed ions included. Com- RADIO SETS tion of America Downtown “2 Store th No. ror at the Radio be displayed and dem- : i ; | | ss #4 a 4 ghoes of operators, who stood on un- 1 grounded metal floors or over fron! 5 - 6 7 . Se eT ee Pas aes Serr Boe A ah wae at wi rx tte au 7 wr, 4 is Ce le Agate sb 4 5 ri ‘f uf Rie: nab hia oe alkyd a Rai tout inne aba * ; Ae Se Seo ake ere ab ‘ Otek SS Oe) ba 7 ‘ n . - aw ¢ A idings Located Under Antenna ft Annapolis Absorbed Enough —_ Energy to Overheat. At 9:40, 10:40, 11:40, 12/40, 1:40, 2:40, 4:00 Broadcasting of the opening ae prices, midsession and closing oS quotations of the St. Louis grain > hat caused tlic roof of one of the market. live stock quotations, + ef the navy’s farm at suppiled by Market Bureau Serv- fmes ** mes re lee, 1. SS. Dept. of Agriculture: pberry Point, near Annapous, Co | Liverpool and New York cotton Sen fre repeatedly, was a mystery, oe New York stocks, bonds - ” which reauire ! and rnoney market: poultry and golution 0! —_— é juired the | butter market; metals market; s of a radio expert. U. S. official weather reports an : three or four small confls- | forecast, and news bulletins. : a broke out on the roof of a! 401 Aen building used to house logs, | ction of the shingled rovf re- | sa the fact that the wood aroun of the nails was charred. In | places, where the wooden tUm- «= came in contact with the iron- charred and burn places were discovered, but the fire fighters | 8 P. M.—4oo0 Meters talented ad- De- St. Special program by singers, musicians, eshurt dresses and other features. tails annouced daily in the Louis Post-Dispatch. “ a Evening Features: I Sunday, October 8 Sw Annapolis were unable to deters | 1 p.m. and 8:15 p. m.—Broad- at wa the cause. casting of world's series baseba!! i) gnen an officer of the great radio|j| °° $00 meters. ation, which incidentally is the} SPECIAL FEATURE powerful in this country, heard | During the world's series base- x | ball games the contests will b the fires, he decided to take ~ broadcast, 6n 400 meters, shay ae gee, His inspection revealcd | tion Bureau. Musical program to be an- nounced later. Address—“Tonsils. and Ad- nolds’—Dr. L. K. Guggenhetm. Tuesday, October roth Song Recital—Mys. Norma Hop- kins Bosworth, soprano; Jack Rurke, tenor: R. Boyd Gholson, Mrs. Florence Harris Hutchin- gon, pianists. eee Wednesday, October 11th Song Recital—Earl C. Rinear- son, baritone, assisted by Pau] Freis, accompanist. Thursday, October 12th Song Recital—Mrs. Frank How. ard, soprano; Mrs. G. W. Lamke, pianist. Address—“The Control of Diph- theria’’—Dr. Phelps G. Herford. Estelle Schnell. M. Black, trom- Program by contralto; Dr. J. bone. Saturday, October 14th Fred Sonnen, harmonica. Address—'"'Service to Ex-Serv- ice Men'’—Luke E. Hart, Nationa] Counselor Knights of Columbus. ia by play, every inning. 4 fact that many of the tron shin-} nails were actually hot, and that! iron members of the structure ‘that matter. This transmission-tta- ae we as warm as if they ware con-/tion. which is 10 times as powerful ~ pected with a heating.system. Sir- | 4s NAA at Arlington, is a 5600-K. W. Ding op the roof, the “Radio. Detec- station, with. fully 300 amperes in ve” pondered, and, looking aloft the antenna when sending. The aeri- * ed that the creat aerials of the | als form a giant gridiron, approxi- H@ation stretched directly over the | a ‘a mile wide, held aloft by six 600- mately a mile long and a quarter of a Situations and Hot Feet foot towers. Its power is indicated "| Immediately he recalled how the | by its radius of transmission on 17,170 "fair of the radio operators in certain meters, which is 6000 miles; mes- mations was frequently known to/ sages reaching beyond the Red Sea, ~ gtand on end without any cauantire | Ko on the part of the operator. He | ting at full power, a tremendous elec- / Miso remembered hearing that radio tric field ts set up and any tron = sometimes suffered from hvot| masses below or in close proximity 4 while on duty, and cases where with the antenna grid are affected ) the nails in such men’s shoes had al) | electrically. "out melted, necessitating that they| That fires are | Biminate the iron nails or substitute ' gybber soles. the case cited being an exception % The “hair-raising’’ instance was rdue to the fact that the transmitting "Bue to statisc electricity induced by | voltage in the wires was very high, 'gearby antenna leads charged with higher than any other station on the | high potential. The iron nails in the | continent, and because the wires stretched directly over the farm building. There is no fire danger whatever in the proximity of ordi- transmitting stations. never caused hot like ) plates, because of currents inaucod » i the metal by overnead loading ) coils. Mathematically combining two | "and two, the radio officer had the) / Voltage of the sending aerials re- " @uced, proving his theory when the fires on the farm building roof tranformer | mary Bids on Navy Radio Sets. The opening of bids by the navy revealed the fact that 47 firms and individuals were interested ak 395 radio sets offered for sale re- F ceased. lcently. The highest bid received It was an unusual case and one woe on Sept. 28, $206 per set, but not likely to occur anywhere in this| the awards will not be made until eountry, or at Annapolis again, for’ jate in the week, it was announced. | | Hank etdar| A 42-year reputation for service and quality is back of our offered at a wide range of prices. Immediate de- livery on anything you need to build any type of receiving set. Mail orders filled same day as received. Here at the old reliable Frank Adam Shop you'll find the finest and most complete stock of sets and equipment in St. Louis. Ready-to-use sets from the leading makers, Lefax Radio Handbook Knows How—Tells How—Never Grows Old , | Written by J. H. Dellinger and L. E. Whittemore The one book on radio that’s perpetually up to date. It covers the subject thorough- iy and is easy to understand. And as new ings are discovered about radio, they are written up and sent to owners of Lefax. Lefax book and one-year follow-up service costs ofly $3.50. , unk cédam _904 PINE STREET Central 16681 even in the summer. When transmit-' |'Radio School, ‘the construction in the. ‘rate parts ' practical] laboratory method ‘Bulletin of Interest to All ‘there are nearly YMCA SCHOOL OFFERS COMPLFTE COURSE IN RAD!O INSTRUCTION Courses in Theory and Code Practice Will Start the Week of Oct. 9. With the beginning of the fall sea- son and the increasing radio communication, the demand ‘for instruction in radio has resulted in the organization of new classes in the Y. M. C. A. schools; a class in|! theory for the amateur or person ex- | _pecting to purchase a receiving set; | a class in code practice for advanced | istudents who desire to take the ex- amination for Government license. ‘and a class in construction for per- by | radio is often stated, and it is true; | sons who wish to build their own radio sets These outgrowth of the first course offered by the Y. M. C. A. tn radio last spring. when 48 students@registered for a genera! course in theory practice. Complete eulpment will be provided for each student in the code class: inetruction will be given in manner as in the United States Navy courses are the ; ana code the same , »S 4 each student being furnished with d send- ing equipment for practice recelivinzg an work student will be furnished with all the sepa- which go into the con- struction of a vacuum tube receiving outfit. Instruction will be by the Equip- ment is provided for drilling, solder- ing and connecting coils. Apparatus will be mounted on standard pane!s Arrangements are being made by some of the large supply houses to offer vacuum tubes, head phones and other valuable equipment to students who construct the best outfits. An- nouncements regarding these special offers will be made later A complete sending and transmit- ting set for telegraphy and phony will be constructed by the ad- vanced class in radio during the fal! and winter term. Application for registration be made by the Y. M. C. A. CiaSS eacn a ¥ tTelie- ‘Seventh and Locust streets. INCREASE IN CIRCULATION OF GOVERNMENT RADIO MAGAZINE “Fans” Has Become Popular in Past Year Due to Broadcasting. The circulation of the Radio 'Bervice Bulletin, published monthly by the radio section of the Depart- /ment of Commerce, hae a circulation 'of 11,000. This bulletin, which was first issued in 1915 and struggled ‘along with a few amateur radio iele- graph subscribers, increased its cir- | culation by leaps and bounds after | broadcasting started just a year ago. 'In September, 1921, $000 subscribers to this official or. there were only but todny times that gan of the Government, four number. Information of throughout the country. PD. C., for 25 cents a year. Q. Would a loop aerial, say five! feet square, de as good as a two-wire | antenna 70 feet long? (W.R.L.)° | Ans. An outdoor aerial cannot be replaced with a loop ana obtain the same results without the addition of | two stages of radio-frequency ampli- fication. Under some conditions two Stages of audio-frequency are also. ' ; | | | necessary for satisfactory results. Q. Iam using the single circuit de-| Scribed in last Sunday’s Post-Dis- | patch. My aerial is about 115 feet) long, 12 feet high at one end and 25 | feet high at the other. I hear St. | Louis stations but cannot hear any Stations outside of the city. What) interest in| may. echools, | Govern- | ‘ment radio activities, issuance of ii-| @enses, call letters, etc., appear in) ' each issue, as well as corrections and | ‘Mata of interest to radio enthusiasts Subscrip- | tions may be filed with the Superin-'| ‘tendent of Documents, Washington, Apeovechpemrechipeacechpeovechporedipooechpoovcd prove proos oJ DIO APPARATUS 3E RRA fies 46 A Radio hom (the result of ¢3 tensive THE BEST IN THE WORLD RADIOTONE”. ving Set designed for the Phene Regenerative Hecei\ er e. Hae the CRIV anda wack). with detector, ‘hree-stage amplifier and ijoud talker. Receives al) rudiophone and thme sig- (having a wave length te ). Bat- & Booths 2 and 23. ‘“‘The House of Service”’ [WIE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY C6. —— LOUIS, MO. ag is my trouble? (J. C.) Ans. It is hardly possible to obtain satisfactory results using an aerial as low as yours. We suggest raising it 15 feet at each end and adding one or two steps of audio-frequency amplification, assuming, of course, you employ a vacuum tube as a de- tector. Q. My receiving set consists of a, | Vario-caoupler and two variometers. | How can I “load” it so as to make it respond to 3000 meters” (J. G.) Ans. If you desire a variable wave- length range of from 200 to 3000 me- ters, we strongly advise the use of honeycomb or quo-lateral wound coils which may be plugged in for different wave lengths. This will give you far more efficiency than trying to load a vario-coupler Q. At what number of turns should a coil be tapped? (J. G.) Ans. In winding a loading coil, the usual procedure is to tap every 10 turns. The primary coil for a varto- coupler, or Joose coupler, is tapped every single turn for the first 10 and every 10 thereafter. Q. Should a loading coil be at- tached to the vario coupler? (J. G.) Ans. The loading coil need not be /nothing to do with , ence almost the same instant the rc- else. How far can I receive with a vario-coupler? (C. D.) Ans. Wave length and meters hav the recelving crowding. the various units a fair distance ©’ apart, so that they will not react on one another and affect results. everything It is well, in fact, to space For outdoor sport or outdoor work, good judgment prompts you to buy a good, real range of a set. The distance a set will receive is entirely dependent on | . wool sweater. You wi if} ADVERTISEMENT. | ou will appreciate the good slik! the kind of detector, circuit used, | Sround connection and the height and length of aerial use€ and the power of the transmitting svstion. Q. Is it dangerous to Eround the antenna to the water pipe in a build- ing? (J. R. P.) Ans. The Underwriters require (hat a separate outside earth connec- | tion be used for grounding the aerial). | The ground wire should be btront| and short as possible. Radtograms. The dslands of Japan are —_ to be connected by radio telephone com- Fnds Corn and Calluses munication. In the American navy it takes, on ,an average, two years’ time to de-| velop @ qualified naval operator from | &® raw recrult. Every battalion of artillery, cay-. alry and infantry in the United | States army is equipped with a port- able wireless set, which is able to! Wireless delegraph dispatches and telephone messages. By means of radio it is said that storms originating on the southeast- ern coast of the United States can be followed every foot of their proz-| ress up the gulf or coast. Forecasts | can be sent in advance to the sec-| tions of the country which the) storms will touch. | The world’s series baseball games| are to be sent by the W G Y radio | broadcasting station at Schenectady, | N.Y. Direct wires will be connected | with the ball grounds, and the sto-vy'! of the game w'i!] be flashed to the ra-| dio and relayed to the wireless audi-| 4 ¢. . at . ana receive rend looks and snug comfort of | i, {} o Mi KATH LO SWEATERS Durable As Grandmas Knitting Big sturdy models, finished by hand, reinforced at shoulders and collar. Pockets knitted in. Real wool, generous weight, combining ‘everything desir- able in a sweater. Thereis adifference — be particular. In- siston’ Klingmade” Popularly priced. | See the Klingmade dealer todayin your town. Kling Bros. & Co., Inc. _ Chicago When Your | Corns Hurt Use “Gets-It” : Quick | If so-called corn “cures” have aid made your feet more sore and tender. . | ey rr 4/ hte ‘ * ¢ . SAATS ‘i v, fist enivAs oie don't despair. For instant, complete, y/ ‘4 > Permanent relief is guaranteed by the , ’ new method. A few drops of ‘“Gets-It’’ i removes any old or new, hard or soft ’ corn from any foot. It peels off in your rf) fingers. 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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH fhe City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe- ‘Democrat and | the Times Combined Aspirin = a —— TT } f TOPS OF INTEREST N GERMAN CAPTAL Women of Rank Forced to Work | —Criminologists Blame War . for Crime Waves. | _ADVERTISEMEN? at ‘The Best Cough Syrap Is Homemade al Here’s an Easy Way to cave OS we | Yet Have the Best Cough Be You Ever Tried. You ’ve prot known plan at home. ut hate : it? Thousands of fami lies, ss, the world over, fee! that they cou! id hardly —_ house without it. Tt’s simple an: Auto « a ~ fa , 7 ? an “ui 3 7 ‘ a . d a a YS y amare. P aaa . ae , = oh he s or wat ak - —_ z 4 * : a ~ 7 . . _ a Bee, “: Yh ova ae a © . % ee Seg ore f° 2 - —_ — eee da aa Be _ . , ivi ~~ _——— Toy ts . i % ie" - -¥E : es oo. 4 r. r > sc a - i “ , rue a a — PART SEVEN 5 IAM WEDD MN ge BU 4 ee eee cisenath 9 AT RMS BREE" ARES SND it Rl EAI AGE eet oe eee art 9 ’ TENSE RR ST eT ot priv ~ os Pe A We ee! Car ee Senet 99 et, to. at oh . “yhes a Reo Mie he +) he psa pgp hss Se Mina % -) ; a) 4 = « e* eS 4 Eo Er ec Genel) OAV EE ane SNe Tee at c oh he ay ee: bees con s at) We rig AEST NP ae PME Ry ERE RG GE ri Fe IRN WN Tt ose I done ae Wolke SS rr a 7 eo STRN IS? a ronawes ageneen es eee valli aetelaanee tn ki. da ; “ RROD tent RR He A Ee oA ne “ees aay ™“« ee ~* a 9 nlm a RYT i ed GFR NAB CLI anit A eh Pee Sean SAS sn) —_ &, WO ie EP REO A. a een ee AS De ay GU Rely ena A EN mat Mele Sal Me otauy ’ oe ae — pyempetnieenisnttinnte JAS eT SS ee SR Abert: Bes: os a ’ “ poy Ban NN eats os an eee on ne : Die © ibe es nl ~ bi ge vi oe ; OF RTP Ket Ta apt EE tos UGE Pie a PN DR MEN og A A he ee ee Caan il atl tea tc mM nme, be : pa os Des wethabepeian es ww pee DAvcpa eect . re ea ee a ee ORO Ste RE ENR A NET UT a T Lee ante AI DT Un BARN “A ” indesibinadians - - on . een be — overs 9 SRO POS SIO pA LR IE RI AN te ee . r - we - . ng me rs 1 - ee ne eee eee. aa rae Wey Pye at nie RL ei pie wrenanen so oY rey Evhiwtg Bee FFD eee ee preer ad ; ruaraniceu O gi" tg satisfaction or monev refunded. a #7 > ~—s = Fis lasses, oC gh every a the shiogm, hoarse or , heals nd gives almost im- ~ a for Splenda! ‘ +hroat - bronchitis concentrated com- Norway pine ex- been used for genera- and chest . > ~ *”~ wr Ft. Warne, Ind ailments. , ask vour ig ounces of Pinex’’ . fain don ‘t accept any- > abhso- BOYS’ ALL UNLIMITED SELECTION With a million-dollar stock, which must be moved before the year ends, it is only natural that thousands and thousands of garments should be represented. Bat, besides being almost unlimited itn quantity, these garments represent & quality that would cost fully one-third more under ordinary conditions. Come tomorrow if you want to save one-third on your Fall and Winter Clothing. A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S NEW FALL SUITS > GABARDINE COATS $35 and $37.50 Qualities THE SUITS In a wonderful as- sortment of pure woolen worsteds ecassimeres, serges, echeviots and Seotches. Popular new Fall patterns, including of stripes checks. Mode > s and sizes for men and young men, including slims and stouts. can be matched This group alone consists of over 2000 fine garments—each one actually worth from $35 to $37.50—but at the same remarkable price of $23. We are determined to business during the last three months of 1922, and by offering values like this we are certain to reach ou l are included >. “12 _. 27 10 & m1i10n-doilar r mark. THE COATS Are mat Je of pure worsted materials, in popular tan shades. Come with full belts and in- verted pleat backs Quarter lined with fine satin, also sleeve linings satin. ‘Craven- ette’’ proofed. Sizes for men and te et _ " ‘ ung men. Many of the Suits in this group wifh an extra pair of trousers at $5 if desired. ALL-WOOL TWO-PANTS SUITS 95 SIZES 7 TO 18 YEARS. $13.50 QUALITY. Beautifully tailored of all-wool cassimeres, tweeds and Scotches: attractive patterns; coats lined with dipaca and knickers fully lined with strong ma- terial; sizes 7 to 158. $6.00 Javenile Suits. . .$3.75 Boys’ “Crompton” Corduroy Saits, $5.95 $7.50 Juvenile Reefers, $4.45 Boys’ $2 Corduroy Knickers | CLOTHING COMPANY _N. W. COR. EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON AV. By the Associa BERLIN, living has driven an increasing num- ber of German women of rank into the world as bread winners. ted Oct. Presa. 7.—The fight for a. In the, face of the winters’ first chilly blasts. : many women, who formerly were} hostesses at Berlin's brilliant social functions, are seeking shelter behind the doors of employment organiza- | tions able to furnish them with odd | jobs. A varied assortment appears every morning in the headquarters estab- lished by the tion of Greater Berlin. This associa- tion aims to provide the needy of Housewives’ Associa-_. the middle classes with employment. The ordinary burgher’s wife, though uneducated is an expert who) needle woman, may be seen side by | side with the professors’ wives or a countess. The association examines the applicants regarding their cer- | tain kinds of work. It gives exam- ination free if required. It supplies home work, such as sewing and em- broiderin The products are sold at association's sales rooms. the buyer never learning the identity of the actual producer. Colonel's Wife Would Be Maid. rivate labor exchanges are unable to conceal the former social status of their would-be employes. A Ma- * the jor’s wife recently applied to the ex-| change for a housemaid. The will- ing candidate appeared, but was re- jected because she was found to be the wife of a Colonel. saw the ap it might cause her embarrassment and explained to the exchange offi- cilals that it was impossible for him to engage her. LO The Major plicant and thought that | Investigators declare that the Ger- | man exchange rate has caused ruin) for the middle classes. This stratum of society must die out. tance of either Many, who through inheri- lifetime savings. had fortable fortune, now selves virtually penniless because the currency ts worth only 1 its former value. some social workers say, join the proletartat or | ac- | ‘quired what was regarded as a com- find them-/| -500th of. ; A large property exchange ts cor- | ducted by the housewtves’ tion. Scores of the middle classes sacrifice every day some treasgured household article tn order to mect their rent, gas or other domestic bills. associa- War Blamed for Crime Ware. Criminologists maintain here that the war is responsible for the bulk of the crime wave which has swept) Germany during the past few years. They brand the army as the school of the lawbreaker and the academy of the Lar.” The curing war an unusually large num- ecrtm + oes ber of men are mobilized under the colors and that these become accus- tomed to a mode of living in which comeraderie is encouraged and the appropriation of the other men’s effects, such as mess kits and clothes excused Militarism, aiso developed the hostile depression which ts now spending itself on civi! claimed that the dif- the Leipsic tribunals several war cases and Ww trying the alleged assassins rmer German Foreign Minister is found in the spirit of ls into indi- opposition to the >. eir fellows in crime. DR. COFFEE SAYS: if You Suffer With Deaf- ness, Head Nolses or Ca- tarrh You Can Probably Find Relief by His New ~=* ~~ Tv al society. It is ficulty which with tried ‘Treatment. Here Wednes- day and ———— Fe treats over 0 pationts a day ng many remarkabte restorations He Says catarrh is a consti- om anc has to be treated ne s¥ysterm and bieod as well as the nose and threat. but each case shou! d _ 7 . curab J. R Mever East St. Louis. ws caterrh. deafness and head noises ‘eved. Mrs. Min. os a , condit } years: completely re Schierer 3° ; Dp > -« ie, suffered with ~~ dition ta. whether rou rs method and wit! cannot dvecribing — the hook. "Ss many peopl fer with stomach treuhies and neuritis. cnuned He has ditabed responsi bie ciaityY if vou suffer you Reed not hesitate t consult with or Thursday. him any W “high | inclogigts explain that) the experts declare, has SENSATIONAL a 3 BIG MONEY-SAVING DAYS—MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY ~ Scores of manufacturers have made special con- ON 7TH STREET, cessions for this great sale—which enables us to COR. ST. CHARLES | make prices many of which are less than actual cost. ARNICE TOILET ITEMS 2 for 1 ee ete © —@m* . 3 fer S06 . 3 fer S0e "“npreereeeeereee Lic? 4 tii 3 #% bhi Mish 72 Ree i 3 : Th 1 aT Tiz7 $3 FF § Saas Paniene onlin on these Bad Vanishing Cream. PERFUMES 2 oz. $1.00 2 oz. $1.00 2 oz. $1.00 eit 1 10 sel oF Pee? TT Fre For the Hair 2 for 1 Avoe—Liquid —— elive oi] seap—aise for Hinkle’s Cascara Pills. .2 for Bleaad’s Iron Pills (100) .2 for 50e Cemp. Cat ° Perexide Hydrogen. Peroxide Hyrdreagen Perexide Hydrogen : | i i i SUNDRY ITEMS 2 for 1 Se Ladies’ White Combs. TSe bex high-arade Sati $1.25 Gents’ Hair Brushes, .2 fer TSe xes, T5e s Pullman Se ee ee 2 stle 12e Imported Vienna FOR £1.00 Chamois Skins 2 12¢ $1.25 Chamois Skins $1.50 Chamois Skins $2.00 Hot Water Betties. .2 for $2.90 $2.00 Fountain Syringes. .2 fer $2.60 Nete—Take enme of each ff rou wish.) S5 for 15e¢ 90@c Ladies” Black Rubber Comb. for 90c¢ $1.00 White fvory Nail Buffers 2 fer $1 08 "Se German Silver Picture Frames. 2 fer TSc LADY ESTHER 4-PURPOSE CREAM Why use four different Creams when one will answer the par- pose of all four? It’s a cleanser. an astringent, a skin food and the proper foundation for powder. 50 | LADY ESTHER "50c' POWDER —A Be Lady Esther Talcum Pewder with cach box FREE- ef Lady Mather Face Seite ae?tw —T- PL ‘ee — Srtte 7+ + eae ree © 2 ee * © 2 © oe oe FO” Prices for Monday Only: a : " - - a: = ee £F oe ‘ Mi = * ; - re - ae he « ie a > 2 FE rs ra ie a ~ —~ » . = -aa a eo” * ad anes - a a ‘ eo 2 4 Fr « res ma wi ‘ i - Pm Ce = " _— ee ne ~ ee ae a ef wee compared p agch Conference Br the Ass ated Preas PRINCETON, fi tion at its wors: eense at its bes True V ilson, Te YT? perance, 5 Put eopa: “- Morals of the church in ret five months surve) | Five Months’ Survey “He ter at Worst Than is T ; * s be t deci secretary ¢ ———— + Viet Trt —~_7 7 4:itions in Chicag = 2% to tne foren e. Secretar, go was cause it hibition Rock Rive at i wert their relation to relief. Nealth, thrit and generai Dusin cas. M be said. First Pa Your credit is My? i i i F i a

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off t iis q ; PEERS $#8 » 22.8 5 gaat cat? s 33 33 2 for $1.00 wlenthoinied Bay Rum and Witch Hazel Ater-Shaving Lotion 2 for 50c Reg. $1.25 Poker Chips Noiseless, ~ in Boxes of 100 2 for $1.25 Res. $2.00 Fountain Pens Self- Fillers Stationery 2 for 75c “Minit. Sha £1.00 Gillette oF Autostrop Blades. Both for $i ad received UD to Thursday night. -_ ——- -— — . eee «fe ewese ree ee oreerer®? : **eseeee eee eeeeneeree”* x ee et ig Re 2 ; a3 Mii aie. tan “sd Paes Tibi weaGat SR Maione. p 7 Auto News Be. Pit ad at ———— ee PART “SEVEN al a ————— ae Wi REPORT DISCUSSES NEFITS OF PROHIBITION ccsishs’ a y Shows It is Bet- | | ter at Worst Than License, . Comperes nee is Told. eho Associated Pr S PRINCETON, Nl. Oct. at its worst is better than lh- 7.—Prohil- » at its best, declared Clarence e Wilson, secretary of the Board | Temperance, Prohibition and | iblic Morals of the Methodist Epis- sal church in reporting today @ e months’ survey by that board of nN ons in Chicago It was made * on Rock River Methodist con- w gecretary Wilson said that Chica- was selected for this study “‘be- #t was desired to uncover pro- mieion at its worst.”” The commit- is epmpared wet and dry years in e relation to crime welfare and ' Wealth, thrift and prosperity | general business conditions. In case, he said, the advantage | Was shown to exist since the advent . of prohibition days. The report cites statistics of thé medical su perintendent of the House of Correction who stated that in 1918 > $45 cases of acute alcoholism were reported and in 1921 this number decreased to 61. Chronic alceéholism (cases in 1918 totaled 614 and ‘dropped to 127 in 1921. Three cases of d@lirium tremens were reported ‘in 1921 as compared with 109 in 1/2918. SHOP FOR HOUSES ESTABLISHED New Orleans Women Have Place Where Materials May Be Priced. By the Associated Press NEW ORLEANS, Qct. 7.—A place where the prospective home-builder _can go shopping for everything 'n the building of a house, from foun- dation material to the tiles or shin- gles for the roof has been eastab-'| _Ushed by two young New Orleans ' women—Miss Frances Campbell and Miss Emma Parker. Their en- terprise is one of the firts of its sort HOYLE & RARICK [2am OPENS AN. ACCOUNT. Not One Cent More for (redit First Payment Gets the Goods! Your credit is good! Here you mayoutfit the entire family on easy terms. red tape.’ Strictly confident Here vou will fine phushes, $1.00 Opens an account. No ial! Beautiful Fur-Trimmed md@ a2 splendid assortment of ve rs, Bolivias, etc. They are trimmed with large luxurious collars and euffs of fur. to suit. Come in and see them. Terms ; i _ REMEMBER—We Gladly Trust You. LADIES’ FALL ¢ Tailored, ax trimmed apn ' ae 2 . nil ae 4 well as fur beaded styles. Made of tric- otines, Bolivias. *oiret twills ete. Beautiful New Fal DRESSE 142 Our showing of Dresses embraces ’ - all that | ‘ is mew and popular for Fall. They are made ef Canton crepes, tricotines, Poiret twills. ete. Very unusual walues. Terms to suit. Men’s and a Men’s All-Wool Suits represent the ut- valine for the money. They @arefally tailored of fone cassimeres, worsteds, and cone in pin stripes, and selid colors, in grays. etc Ali mewest styles. Ga ? , * ‘~~. oo smelter Ses .* - **% nd amd will give a _ lfetime Tr his ; indeed, a value that is without an caus aa th s price which we ask for this week. Only Beautiful Queen Anne Period WALNUT DINING-ROOM SUITE This is a superb reproddection of Furniture eG img the peried of Queen Anne. and is very dainty and fine in appearance. Suite includes iG buffet. with or without mirror; square or ronnd large-size extension table, 5 straight chairs and one host chair, ip yvour choice of blue or brown genuine leather. The is a remarkable value at this low price se i, pane became ee t —— ORT aa Bet ass nde mes ié ao ik > | ry se eee Jes » aed J sia MMT | & ” LIBERAL CREDIT MATTRESS ¢ SOU ioe r This complete Day-Bed with steel sides, exactly as illus- TN —--- 213 N. 7th St. Bet. Olive and Pine. 60 Years A) Business ER’S LOAN CO. WAL JEWELRY oy \ . J | ‘ “~r 4 : a : t ’ ‘ ; Large Oven Blue Steel COAL RANGE ‘36— This is a splendid quality coal range constructed of roll blue steel. Has lIerge oven ang ¢%- ceptionaliy large cooking *sur- Thi face. Beautifully nicke! trimmed, hed Landes Size PARLOR HEATER | 18> ~. Parlor s antes . been the talk of st Avais. s handsome in ~ " sets on high sanitary naman ote appearance and a stove that descrip- an remarkable, extrao tion can do no justice. I« guaranteed value. to give perfect satisfaction in every way. Will held fire over night and Large Size is a stove that can be relied upon 24 hours of the day.. Handsomely nickel HOT-BLAST trimmed. Only $18.75. 16> An «tnusual Tuze CO i : ON FEL J for a hot biast Heater. Large size, $ 5° med, has cast iron lining clear to the top, insuring the outside body from Full size roll edge, all hand stitch- ed, biscuit tufted, cotton telt mat- tress at this low price of only $5.95. Special while a number last. etting when you have a fire. gettin in. trimmed and handsome in appenrance. Only $16.50. Se 60- a se Anne LIBRARY TABLE This is an exception- Library Table of- This * at F 60-inch, fit for “= gn: Fame All - ee 3 gy feit mattress. thie week SIMMONS BED WITH SPRING AND EXTENSION TABLE & “4 CHAIRS a 50 A full-size Extension epee: Table with 4 chairs match. : Handsome walnut Cedar est. Handsomely ornsa- sened and Ff évorated, Special for this week, while a number iast, , iw at hii k \ af" MASSIVE DAVENETTE The ideal Suite for the unexpected guest. Dav- $ enette ean be converted into a full-size bed im 10 seconds. Can be had in your choice of golden oak, fumed eak or mahogany finish. Suite inclades large davenette, armchair and arm rocker to match. Covered in brown Spanish imi- tation leather. It is well worth 870. This week Beautiful Loose C ashtiies oe SUITE This is truly an unusually handsome overstuffed Suite. Has all eee cushions and Marshall vwventilateqd «springs. La 4 davenport, wing -back chair and straig ehair. Can be had in several different § terns of velour and at this low price is the most unusual bargain. While a limited num- ber last they go for, enly New 1922 Model COLE'S Hi- OVEN This is no deubt the most remarkable has ever Stove that been built. This genuine Cole's Hi- Oven Range combines a heater and an coal range tn one. In guaranteed to use one-third less fuel than you wee tn your ordinary steve or heater and will held fire 24 hours. Thies is the new 1922 model and the latest Cole’s range made. Note the free offer of a beautifrl Set of dishes with every Stove pur- chased this week. Come in and let us demonatrate this miracle Stove, FREE —————————3 Beautiful Set of Dishes With RY eS : — Every Cole’s Range Purchased oJ In Plain Figures ONE PRICE TO ALL : White Enameled ORCHLAM Toe nse CHEN pa FURNITURE Co (1030-32 FRANKLIN AVENU a " . at. ¥ 7 0 ake eR aN AS Lt le ai Cie iy HORNE 05 Ae aaa Gt AM dag 9 a Nell Ri Yagil nie nih LOR ae NE SARIS POI pe tla LONE BRE AM eet ee: WO

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22 #£ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Com FRAM! TON NAMED TO Tuesday afternoon, R. C. Frampton, Squires, formerly branch a a : —" SERVE AS CT president of the. Hudson-Frampton of the White comparr, w ro an S I DIRE OR Motor Car Co. Hudson and Baesex signed. Frampton iast year hel eh G I A ~ fey KE ON C R E D TT At the regular meeting of the gistributers, was elected director of office of president of the aealers Beard of- Directors of the St. Louis the association. to succeed F. H. sociation. ' Automobile Dealers’ Association f ene 2700 tee —@r— Officials of National Automo- _Special ~ bile Chamber Reaffirm Motor Paid to Children industry's Opposition. DR. GEO. A. BAUER, 5th Floor cEVENTH and OLIVE. S. E. Cor. Over Sandperts ation Entrance on Seventh St. Hours: Daily $ to 6: Sunday, Donse BROTHERS ee —$—_— — a | c. ee tion of the automotive justry u ; = ge Watson. the “discriminatory : ise — @ BUSINESS SEDAN taxes.” C.C. Hanch, chair © §ee + ~e yee er on aged - ‘ SS SOT ESR I EE I TE IRS INR On the Taxation Committee of the Na- 4 road to one-half tional Automobile Chamber of Com- @f Ballas road. me a —~ ial d Barrett Stat merce, has addressed a letter to each to ° : ' ' > With this car, Dodge Brothers have literally created nomir ce for Congress. ¢ Solomon's Hill to a new type of sedan. whether he fav ors repeal of t 3 isiation = ~%. ; | , ‘af Tk ¥ . . + mt » de 72> z ; ~s s ; = ‘ _ ic They have combined open car ruggedness with closed The. cammemiesttes . eli. “aa : -. s F g= 4 | . | alk amen st are readil y imag ined. peal all sc: The top and rear quarters are of non-rumbie, fabric os construction, conforming with the present attractive vogue. From cord tires to curtain cords, the fittings, inside and out, are distinctive and complete. In fact, every detail of the car emphasizes its strik- Hon t ing adaptability to business as well as social use. — whe ts . Lexington Motor Ind... the letter bears the mames or oe Dc: Ma CRT Ge LORNA op ear a: ee ee a eee i ee ey eee ; ’ ° a $ a% . E “ ~ 2 oe mney a*¢e > « “ 4 - a o os ~~ o - «we ~ ~ E98 '¥ The price is $rz95 delivered PAGE eh FES. OBE POND hie Cine Wo ig oF re the other members of the commit- = “ ao > > zee TATE MOTOR CO. Inc. lent of the Cadillac Motor C I TS board of the Hupp Motor Car © 3107-11 LOCUST ST. ‘ at che me rece qe 5 P ae soit saa raga ™ eat r . ; ; : : icin apa ee ne ee ens wn : f ‘ he ne PS tiie pany Pe ne ne nee 0 oars - ET AT I LN T° TET ONE NEES AER ata i talie iis Wibnensir tment renineteiy saison nirainih ‘ meer v4 e eA tre ee 6 GIR sede 5% attela ET em om Pah ce San nw eee ; rin Aipegs iron _— aie 7 initiates. ES OG PRY ’ + RE PS: SBilip 2 Mite FOP EIN os SOLOS Oe RR A SE Ag is i . 2 ‘ wT elation, . Agee » ty » , ‘ ri ~ ab Sort clade e124. ~ . - a 2 a : ‘ - vir . pide. Ret we - se WO Ree Stik: (6 Ry AarePes gay a RP ae + A A aety Oes.., » » - * ; . : o hows ‘a ¢ . w oy an (om howe ~re Snes es ptr - e eme . Ny Age > eng 7 vs A oe ee * , ‘ ie Are gs > ng ‘ eit Somes - . a6 : i pnb ofa ee leapphe y oe a Sake Pigys ~~ a BR ANE oie eh age ss “rez - ~ * ~~ « = ~ i 4 . 1 * F p ® » 5 a . we sa “4 y = ' i wae my ae Fie EY a ai . mY y ' ie es . | ia Paes tor pei Ve Tae es a Te ta meee ee > a a ad 7 ¥ POLY tet Pe ae mi 3 ; J a 4 y ad F - y “ hou eat ,% ae ae aS Seg * ae mr: : > = o, & 4 — + rr be m ‘lar VU LOF Car Bomont 124! Central 7615 ee ee ne i ial cs ee and F. J. Haynes, president Dodge rictures anda LA&amps, LiAhou neh an wutht is cer- Brothers. Charles Cliften. president > — ™ . - ef the chamber. anc chairman of , : * 1 aides Pierce-Arrow Motcr Car Co., is als AA , “ =~ listed as @ member ex-officio of the K 2 a te) | committee, of which Pyke Johnsen 3 ata }) — is secretary. w 3 JORDAN PRODUCTION \\ # | SHOWS LARGE INCREASE eS . Mi Ge fl £ i g P Arr?T Ter? - ~ ~ . . 2. . 7 - i a ~- — > 4% = x4 id = oe = -*+ ~ =, rr Lain , — i _ _ ~ + A A rs. " C ¥ eT vii CT XY ists Ings se- * _ - 7 . , vr? aa wrnere anc than POM |! - : _- Thea DF [ LF _ nll - . . i as . ~~ » ~ —-_- -- — —-_ _—- _s> > -~ ~ This Beautiful Outfit—Choice of 3 Rooms $ 57 r Complete With Rugs, Lamps, Pictures, only ? P22 Ia rm siete oye » ae ee SPRY . Se pats om rete Io7 ier geet PIL ER OOH 4 a ore re +e ete rant oo me : , OL ee SRE IN ROLES TL SO a RS OR PCG FAI ote . FM ro = I By ———— ePIC Bie wR : ] Dat ORIG ae ee ete eee RL LA BEES ° 5 ORS ct ene eer sige > a ~~ as * > a Jordan Xe Car produc 1 tg : al — - -es for the “ret mire morths of this ae a ee ee ee re ee ne BESO — —_ : » vear ehow an increase cf conms'der- abivr over 100 per cent agacngmt tne @rst rine months of /ast vear When ron consider that Jordan production last rear was oniy from every stancpoint = 7 ‘4 = . 3 ‘ 4 It is built sturdily anc — — . ; ’ : : a = = om Ses ad beautiful tr hard | : : handsome ~— solidiy. ts beauttful in Rr = = . = ; : : ‘ : — : “ wr}. 4. body with trunk equipment. This o e e trpe of car takes care of the avrerazg=: family comfortably Tt is easy to hardie and is economical For that The hen sends her truit to : pre: ; _— DAVIS TO DOUBLE 1922 you in the original con- PRODUCTION NEXT YEAR tainer. No matter when or arrotuction of Davis meter cars for , &£c- ae Ge ee tt *s" °° — aa 5 — = ‘tt has becornfe inmcreasing!h . . ,™— » llar with women Practically al ~~ ow price . , ~ - Trio es the Jordan car in St ‘ s cording to announcement ‘ust. re- where you get Eggs you Can ceived by J. C. Anffenberg of the have them in Nature’s own Monarch Auto Co., local Davis dis- es 9 ; ni ni which sealed package. i trem er. Waler © Dalen accotmen manager of the Davis com- ~~ ty Ey = -—.:* r * . ; ie m o14.0W8 ciosely upon the issu- You should eat Eggs and suae-at SeuleGeopeuanr dee Oe > ? € . 3 ~o . > ™ — the last four months. ‘avis produc- Buttér in plenty the year tien during that time broke all pre- fe te . vious records for corresrordine ‘round. They ate necessary months, culilmnating in «a 200 iil -—e + ~ 7 oem t imcrease te September at any price because they month ta any previous year Plane for this exnrarsion hare been “ 4 a &0 S «& a | contain nourishment far atari aif then taser tae ce aici food : became evident. Numerous additions beyond other S In pro- and improvements have been made . . in the Davis plant at Richmond, :- portion. to quantity eaten. cluding the erection ef a plant to handle the manufacturing of al! You who have heard so —mgnens yak ts Gee much of the need for Vita- | APPERSON-ST. LOUTS CO. mines should know that | MOVES TO 2814 LOCUST —- ne Appersen St. Louis Co. a di- Eggs and Butter supply : rect factory branch of the Apperson factory of Eokoma, Ind... have mevred abundance ot that element 23 =" thetr sales and service department from 3353 Locust street to 2§14 Lo- which is essential for the . “i. F. Jukquan, tehech manager ag of the yeung and I canton woute only be a texeasns _ This fne Combination wt Gelight erery woman's beart. both with its ' : = - attractive appearance and [ts efficiency an& labor-saving features. Burns $ - Soe coal, wood or gas.) Four lids fom coal grate and four gas burnere. High = a = - - ; > te . : " gas Oren and gas bro Nickel fimish. Ome of the biggest bargains ~ the —> 4 Be = Sin a * one a8 STTANgemen’s are sox being ealth of the grown-up. : | ™ate for a new and larger Dufldine A Special—Rexall Laundry Stove at $4.75 . a — ry. Scoubert, for marr TS@ars 7 . aed . 99 | came gg Se actomehile fn- There's no such thing as a ‘substitute cuter t= St, Louis and former but joimed the sales force of the for BUTTER AND EGGS = te Mephan Receives Score by Radio friouis , Housé fur 302. AYE: | SECOND DIOR FROM CORNER iu Wenkar i rr ae ~~ 5 tung ileleae a Rees ~ Suthorized by THE ST. LOIS BUTTER. EGe AND POULTRY EXCBANGE—Asn Association ef Wholesale Dealers. agg tet hevreiet deale Gaiiy receiving b radio the worlds Direct inquiry to your iocai merchant. Series games broadcasted play or play Dy the St. Leute Post-Despatch | statten EK § D. ‘ 7 . YAU UR UR EFSF SF URLS UR Ro SRST RS OR RS RR ER ORR GR Rr ono on oR SSR on oR or oR rR SR SRR ORY To Sr SR on Or on SR ER SRS Ur Or Or RoR on Un SR aR SR SR SRT or a a Sr SO So SS oS UR UR ER SR MR ECU SR EUR RUE RE

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a ee . Frenne ent ee een RR A CLA = "1938. The City Circulation of the Daily “POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH! 28. The complete line consists of road- sedan, The new models are now be-j|ized Ch - evrolet dealers in St. Louis rN for | AA ‘ t¢ ster, touring, coupe, sedanette and ing exhibited by the various author. | sail adjacent territory. } EEE FIT | aaa AU ia) "2h s . » nis Saating Oct. 7, 19232. the way. » | ® e S a LOUIS COUNTY. Florissant—Good ; open all the | . Ferry —-Closed. Detour wae ’ IS e an ee em Halls Ferry—Hard; good. ee é ( ee SOY a , ’ 5 z if rtner to Lema ceive OGareee 3 egt® — of Riverview Drive—Hard; good. Attention “a ry: - Big Bend—Hard; fair. 4 a G00 North. and South— ; Open to Affton. Closed Price—Fair. iene yo Afton t to Fenton. Detour Denny Deany—Good, This is the week that we want to.show you 3 va nester—-Open from efty lim-| Eatherton—Fair Pe wincn road. Closed. trom) “atnerron— Wal. this wonderful New Series 10 Franklin Sedan road to one- -half mile cast road. Open from Ballas Belleville—State street open all of Ballas the way; concrete and brick. ul Barrett’s Station road, e260 “ pon Bolomon"® Hill to Grover dirt,| Collinsville—“National Ol4 Trail” | 4 giied through the various towns. arom ery | me road is also oiled from Ellisville ee ck; goo@ | Edwardsville—Via Granite City | tes road, which affords al: _-o tp O14 renee! +o Bureka. Betwoen from Mitchell, concrete;\good. 5 Hill and Ellisville several Collinsville to Edwardsville—Cin- under construction but good ders and concrete; fair. MAIN HIGHWAYS. | a } Tard surface; good. To Chicago—“National Old Trail” Der iecreer—Open to Ballas road.|to Marshall, then north to Dixie need from Ballas road to Mason | Highway; good; hard road practi- “ek Detour Ballas to Conway to (cally éntire distance. weeen pond. Good rest of way. To Kansas City—‘National O14” & Charlee—Concrete; good. Trail” and Atlantic-Pacific-Midland; & Bridge—Good; open all| passable, but rough. | NAR EER RE IE OR LE BO Pe OAS a — = 15}) ry a \ The New, 1923, 5-Passenger HAYNES 55 SPORT SEDAN With the protective advantages of the closed car, this newest Haynes 55 Sport Sedan combines a _ transcendent completenes8 of equipment and | eaters to those motoring instincts from which wii Cor OY NLS //7P 2 ek [ 4 SI Bred LA - ” J rRankin SEDAN NEW 1923 CHEVROLET | 3 UP WELL IN TEST} MODELS NOW ON DISPLAY _p emonatration of the riding, The Chevrolet Motor Co. today an- Seatrat- ng and economical quali-/7Ounces a complete line of new | 3 Chevrolet 1923 superior models! D1 Se ~y Ba on | ~Y pe of the new Franklin sedan was ranging from the roadster priced at | e present love for the sport-model has grown. finishes. | i= ‘Maen to newspaper men Thursday | $510 h | ry rocker Milliaag by 5. Teaver of the Frank-| factory, the prices belag the canowy| 7+ § Bumpers front and rear, six disc nh with cord te with fh Automobile Co. of St. Louis. were in effect on the old models. | tires tubes, sun or, a | : 4 mat- “4 a demonstration is similar to | The new models have a scan A, ars réar the Bamelity “ a ene that Will be given all pros-|pody with a much higher hood, b in —all getty vadkg: much a per art of . | seats this week which has been des- | | which makes the new Chevrolet lon Dette Gedan week by the! considerably larger. Crowned, pan. cs caras its rich maroon-colored body and the famous = fin factory. The demonstra- | eled fenders, vacuum feed and rear 7 : ynes- uil six a | he g consisted of a 48.5 mile jaunt | ‘gasoline tank are on all the new Ha es-b c light motor, a . various Kinds of city streets! models. This does away with the ne- I A 7) 6 pf over the Telegraph, Baumgart- | cessity of the driver having to get , . NO EXTRAS TO BUY en = oe Le May Perry, Ringler and Sap-/ out to fill the gasoline tank on tife 1 Be roads. During the trip the open models. sac Wil M leh -oven 3 . son Motor Car Co m 3 t all ti heth Oth wf % oA SINE Rote -over Ghai ncna tamre. Socr opening curtates More power; more speed; more economy We Distributors ee cae en | New pressure air-cooling system — the lie Bomont 1439 fe ah os Central 1439 1D Givitied Gown to fi ‘les p All closed models have Fisher bod- , + omont 14. ust St. entra & : ag stresta, Dur- ee with plate, a ase ‘Teratedt rem. highest development of motor cooling S| ye Washington Aven ee: ss Washington Avenue ce p the car average ate ndows, stra ® cor » 4 a gallon of gasoline. tires, sun visor, wind-shield wiper : g ; ‘ J. Seifert ee ee eee pete Rs ae ny Rhys a. Louis, Mi Week will be celobrated{and dash light. The sedanette s This car has created a widespread revival of interest Weumarchendglen Gavaunr Daksa mak haa thy woek by all Franklin dealers| new model to the line, is equipped Drier Motor Sales Co.. Manchester at King’s Highway. xt the United States. with auto trunk on rear. | in comfort and economy among those who want ac- = : | tion and who desire the other things as well. You 4 i Beda, Comfort ought to try the Sedan with the New Motor. It will P q 5 7:50 Gi eT a5. AeA) give you the finest ride you have ever had. | OCT. TIRE CLE ARI AJ C 5 ALE ‘ ema PP Ae ay cae AEA ALLL LLL ELLIE AL PL ALMA DALLA! LLL ALE ILL ALE A ee es es wes we Sie lai “ . : Zs 4 a eee = ee ee ee He em ~_ ~ Oh VIE Nee IE LOE ERNE CO AA AA LOR SOLED OG OS AAR SLD A ak cs ARES RCE IN Roe ARTO eA MR ARE LER OIL ERED AIRY MA ALO RNS EES EO EEL MIL SE LNG TEV he AEE PEL. tN pr ea. oC ila . New Demountable Rims Lowest Price in 20 Years LOOK—At the very low prices on Cupples Cord Tires. Cupples Tires are Ford Touring | Es ae hacked by a real Honest Guarantee. Read every size and price carefully. Franklin Motor Car Co. | Sagi Cupples F. s. Cords ‘Sit Cupples Oversize Cords 2217-19 Locust Street ST. LOUIS MO. 80x31 Non-Skid 4 S2x4 s straight side. ‘oe ps N.-8., straight side. .$13. $3x4 N.S, straight side. .$22.00 clincher $4x4 N.-S., straight side. $23.00 3 a renege 82x41/, N.8., straight side,.$28,00 ne | “8” straight side. $19. 83x41, N.-8., straight side. .$29.00 a ey } 32x414 N.B., straight side-.$20. 34x4l, N.-S., straight enemy oars | ye 83x41, N.S., straight side. .$21. 35x41, N.-8., straight side. .$30.50 Nash Leads the World in Motor Car Value SS 34x41, N.-S., straight side. .$22. 83x5 N.-8S., straight side. .$35.00 36x41, N.-8., straight side. $23. 35x5_N.-S., straight, side. $36.00 Nash Six Fiye-P sedan PLO4O S’rm 6=—s- CUPPLES USERS MUST BE SATISFIED _ McQuillan -Bradford piatiie® oo 0c 2 e.4 FREE | 32x4 © Porter Cord N.-8..#12.00 Bomont 3380 ii Le ee ea Look at the prices and order at | Made by Kokomo Rub Porter Cord N-B. 812.00 once, AL in ne cranteod, Noth. | Der Co., all in factory | 30x3% Portage N.S..... Seat Covers Calif ornia Top ° fay ; | \_ Be . , ing like this ever offered at such wrappers, all non-skid. \ Sona Portage NS tremendously low prices. 30x84, Dayton of wuts — « . CC eeangys ALL NONSEID so | 90x38 Non-Skid..$ 5.50} 375 — hee Ae ee arene ome oe a : ee tet met rate Ramey em eae A Re NR ORR ee me ae a Re ORE TR ee ere cee phan pie oa ‘ : S36 Over ai Cord. $19.00 | 30x31, Non-Skid. .$ 7.00 ++ a Geese Gam $20.78 39x4 Non-Skid..$10.00 Soxh Ys Oe ae Gnd. g22.00 | 33x4 Non-Skid. .$10.00 —_— 9000-MILE CORDS 82x35; Non Skid 2... Our guarantee: All new, clean, fresh 3ix4 Non-Skid.......... stock. We cannot mention maker’s 32x4 ma Nash Sedan for five pas- front chassis bar; oil kipp high-grade Non-Skid. 32x41, Non-Skid sengers—embodying the equipment; choicest mo- Cupples Fabric Tires} Miscellaneous Sizes 30X3% i [+ ) latest ideas in design, the hair upholstery; attractrve ee eee "$8701 Heavy Non-Skid The Phaeton, $1295 newest niceties of appoint- silken shades; and barreled , ° a § 8. ment.Youwillfindamong headlights that focus |f #2" ~22-= ae ‘ have such Tires Plain..... 4 _ Why Davis Has Won other features, a new-type quickly at any angie. ge aa portage N. ee : $6: 33x4 Batavia N.-5.. precept omemrannaty Sein. asa sete Nesey enttinstine ies netin Se enesiainst~iaier inline Sis © Se’ wane S/S - , Pn cts ane RO ater. iP ind “" Mp aT OR ee a ma ees ad = et a a oa >» OAK . TR CDavis perf based both on the trust- el — pate ecunegaak "GOODRICH SILVERTOWN CORD TIRES | DIAMOND Z2%° CORDS d Wy ¢ 4 - Fie Sore y 7 w iy Se at “+ ye) > mae e Sd ) ! i RS Mies iit? eK aes soy en Pde eee « y t : oe, Seg eee Sa Pe Y 24 “4 . “Set So . f by Saige Frid me ah ya tai we 3, i 2 - 2. A area Bates 34 tS a Ga Ge ee sca ¥ x ; : mas er Soe Atk ae Meeeee Ff: oF A Cy 2 ? : : Eee OER a la het 3 . ya 2 ire Fea abla eral r % =e . + » € ro a ’ : eS i edge ele

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~~ RE Try RT” rr Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. The City Circulation of the ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © winter top is taken off the brakes should be read- SAFFORD AND FRAMPTON TO ADDRESS DEALERS L. A. Safford, vice president of the McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co., and R. C. fase; — Frampton, president of the Hudson- \ : Frampton Motor Car Co. and of the Jt Ro .. Monday afternaan Frampton Co., will be the principal | i, again Tuesday morning, is due tO cjeakerg at the regular monthly “ag complete its trip in New York City a 8 . Motor Accessory Trade | om i a ss0ciation some time tomorro™, nconre - ey Clariépe vol pg co evening at ce telegram received yesterday DY - Safford will address the dealers on the Anderson-Strauss “Why Some Automotive Equipment | Dealers Starve to Death,” while | Frampton will talk on “Why We Went Into the Accessory and Supply Business.” St. Invitations have been extended tire and battery dealers to attend the as gaat by = enraven of 12 Gray | meeting. H. H. Fleer, president of ae entailing - of Klingensmith, |the association, will preside. ‘president of the Gray factory; Rex. Glasson, advertising manager of the Milton Strauss, employes of newspaper -repre- Gray owners ground diately on ear GRAY ECONOMY CAR TO ‘COMPLETE TRIP MONDAY The Gray touring car on its econ- un from San Francisco to iM omy test ru New York which arrived in st. Louis ana departed Running an automobile | tracks is a costly habit, because it WE For | sett [INES Less CUPPLES CORDS (ir: FREE! FREE!! FREE!!! A GUARANTEED INNER TUBE — With Every Cupples Cord Purchased During This Week EXCEPT 30x3 Gearanteed by us and Cupples Co. of St. Louis. Cupples users must be satisfied. MASSIVE OVER-SIZE CORDS Bix4 non-skid « s $20.50 S2x4 non-skid s. s&s . 23x4 non-skid s. 8 | S4x4 non-skid 8. @...-cc+++- 2300 B2x4% non-skid @ s 28.00 | S3x4% mon-skid @ B....+.+++: S4x4% non-skid & G.....++-+ ; S5x4% non-skid « s OVERSIZE CORDS Carry our standard guarantee. All ton Strauss of Co., from F. L. Klirgensmith, presi- dent of the Gray factory, who is in Philadelphia awaiting the car's ar- rival there today. The car upon crossing the Charles Bridge Monday afternoon rp, re ~ - eee oe rn mn Oe ae sm ¥ “~ . Pig Faw oe Soot , 7X, eters Srl i ae we et a ae ern line ° ~~ ell cin danttlienatinth\ ah tees eee: Laete ae ae 7 7 * ee seep - - . ~ A Beauty Hint. A tire that “‘bellies out” just above | the point where it touches the should be -inflated imme- | until it is well rounded. G@rive tread. ....«««« rough clincher henteter- the local agency, sentatives and several! and dealers. Upon the arriva! of the party in the city they were escorted through ‘the downtown streets by a detail of. oo ome epi ta. fresh stork; a real heavy raised oe tread; absolutely full ever- sized. The Must be scen to be « are compelled to withold manntfac- turer’s name on account of rediculous low price. - 80x35, clincher, X. — eee ..8 9.45 , - > 4! s.. so | [aaa = D STATES, MICHELIN AND KELLY TIRES. SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY. AD _— eat deal) eo memy ester te gave Gele~ ta shipping. UNIVERSAL TIRE CO. (Inc.) 2830 Locust St. Opes Erenings—: ALE AND RETAIL. All Da . WHOLES } Dealers. et Our Real Preposition. SC4CECE C8 Cae COR OH ESE OEE Se © HORE cee ***e008 eee ee 64 8 OF 6 Oe 6884 Ge «se preemies |weal yoncs hata a % Sosa ex tad / CO ise See ; Sor nS eee ay S : Re ~ OO oe aN Rin y= Announcement Distribution of the New F-=-50 Mitchell in the St. Louis Territory Has Been Awarded to ‘g : Ne ee ee ene ote , ee eo a0 . i cians + oe “age uae gm. “- . fren ata ee Sp te ence the South Side Buick Auto Co. an- , thorized Buick retailer, which re- cently opened headquarters at 8456 ‘South Grand boulevard. | ' i i ts - x 3 i? ia tt i i is i =. if - £ | = a8) (eile ’ > 3 .> = 7 dhe Most Beautiful Car*in America® Motor Car Company 4416-18-20 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo. ‘ity Li . ait ee TL) tt) jt ° they _ Fy 7 Nata ' " Theis Te . "8 ii" . ' - ; ~o iPass nape E announce with genuine satisfaction to the hundreds of Mitchell owners in St. Louis and vicinity, the appoint- ment of the Brock Motor Car Co. as the distributors of the NEW F-50 Mitchell Motor Car. . The Brock Motor Car: Co. will render the highest grade of motor car merchandising. Ad- equate service facilities.and a liberal service policy will always be of prime consideration. - ot, — \ : e" CGP on as —_— The True Value of The Champion CAR that consistently outdistances any rival on the highway, irrespective of price or make, is surely a car of superb mechan- ical quality. This championship form is worth even more tnan the zest of victory in a brush between thoroughbreds, for better still, it is a guarantee of those enduring qualities that mean long life, untroubled mileage and economy of operation. And there you have the secret of the extraordinary preference bein shown for the Paige 6-66 in every corner of the ad. The sigh 70- engine with its amazing speed and irresistible power, has won for the Paige the happy title of Master of the Highway, for here is a car that is always ready to meet all comers and will tackle the stiffest of grades with the utmost confidence. Other vital features of design unite with this superb power plant. The 131-inch eee aon, on we feet of lipaek emlad leaf, the ect balance, the deep upholstering assure the utmost of - and ease of riding. 3 ae In the New Series 6-66 there are numerous improvements that make this fine car still finer. Examine any 6-66 model, ride in it, compare it with any other car in performance and equipment. Then look at the price-tag and we are content to leave the decision a u The Mitchell company has served the American public since 1834 and the Mitchell car has been in production since 1902. More than 95% of the now famous F-50 Mitchell car is made in the Mitchell factory. Wi, t r Ph . > 0 TP Qe” ~ will ws ~ wr 7 IP afl Why) ib ii se <t 4) r Se: ws ate Si 4 he wy! We suggest that you visit the showroom of the Brock Motor Car Co., and not only inspect the new Mitchell Models, but let them be demonstrated on the hills of which St. Louis is justly proud. There is a pleasant surprise awaiting you. .* fe ee eeee eee ’ ’ ‘ ; Sar eeReiar ss -. The complete line of Paige trucks are sold and serviced by Paige dealers everywhere, Newell Motor Car Company Locust at Jefferson Dealers: @te eer eae J a . . - » el Piss , Nik i] ; mi la were i (7 \ ue Ly ~ Dealers Wanted—to Distribute the Paige and Jewett in Southern Illinois and Eastern Missouri

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SUNDAY ?/ BER 8,1923, } ee all EF 7 % es al Pie : -* ett “ | ees f vy 9 4 7 * a as t “Best Buy in United States” ¥. +2 é ‘but” | the car you arg pie SUNDAY, ". © OCTOBER 8,’ 1922. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times.Combined by Approxissately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' ——aE m paint can be used to up many parts of the car, but when applying it to parts of the electric system see that none of it is used on or very near termina may cause a short circuit. — -2 * Due to Our Greatly Increased Production, We Can Now is, as it | BROCK MOTOR CO. TO DISTRIBUTE MITCHELL | The Brock Motor Car Co., 4416 Olive street, have been appointed distributer for the new Mitchell F-50 cars in St. Louis and adjacent territory, according to an announce- ment made yesterday by the Mitch- ell Motors Co., Inc., of Racine, Wis The new F-50 Mitchell comes in last six months.” |GRINHAM AND JOHNSON Associated with Brock in the sale of Mitchell cars is his brother, Juhn- ny Brock, the former Cardinal and Kansas City catcher, who is in charge of the company’s sales. A demonstration in the form of motion pictures, showing the per- formance and construction of the new Mitchell will be hela at the Brock showrooms on Thursday, Fri- day and Saturday of this week. OPEN CHEVROLET AGENCY Fred Grinham, formerly of the Chevrolet retail store, and L L Johnson, until recently in charge of sales for the Mepham Motor Car Co., have been awarded a Chevrolet agency and have opened temporary quarters at the southwest corner of Ninth and Clark avenues. ham is president.and Johnson vice president, is incorporated under the name of the Grinham-Johnson Motor Sales Co. The present location will be occupied until a suitable site for the erection of a new building can be found. Johnson states that while he and Grinham are the youngest Chevrolet dealers in St. Louis, they can also be classed among the oldest, having been associated in business as Chev- rolet dealers back in 1916, whén Gardner was at the helm. Since that time Grinham and Johnsom have been connected with various Chevre- let retail organizations. Because of their sluggish action on rough roads, rusty springs will cause damage to the car and tires. —allright bur, 2 | Offer the Public a Real 4- Passenger, 4-Seated Ogetbehindth. | Coupe Body for Ford Cars oan be 100% AT THIS WONDERFUL PRICE coe *299 a Neville More. © F.O. B. St. LOUIS LL LT SSeS teen Sc The new company, of which Grin- | the class of cars selling for more | ‘ ‘than $1000 and less than $2000, and ae cmmeatteane Detail | is representative in the medium pric3 | To Our Friends, Customers and Service Stations field. In order to te me | take care of the large demand for Philadelphia att is in keeping with the promotional campaign which has as its object the revivifying of the dealer organ- ization throughout the United States. | The “come-back” of Mitchel! is | proving one of the sensations of the ndsome wheel 4 2 | | automobile world. Starting with the r it and polish : - & ae: er aT | | creation of the new F-50 model. ._ = ‘ | aa > eee | demonstrations of the new product Made for e , Bi mari: iy increased in scope until a great flest | . 7 of “White Streaks” were put in op-| t on having ong . P it : 3 , , eration throughout the country. . a: | ‘ ~~ ® Speeding r ieee: a bu to walk j Introducing Johnny Tobin Salesman The appointment of the Brock Mo.- | tor Car Co., Mitchell executives say, Diamond Grid eries, it becomes necessary for us to devote our en-. tire energy to servicing Philadelphia Battery Company Distributors. We are giad to say that L. B. Tebbetts & Co. have taken over our isk lite eenia to ke service station including our battery experts. nounce that Johnny Tobin. famous right fielder of the famous Browns, has joined tho sales force of this organize- tion. We know the many friends of Mr. Tobih will join us in predicting for him a suc cess in selling Buick cars that will be worthy his achievements as one We wish to thank everybody for, past favors. We hope you will all continue to let Tebbetts serve you at our old location. You’ll get real service and a square deal. BATTERY EXCHANGE, INC. New Address—2313-15 Olive St. R. G. Dun & Co. rate the Philadelphia Storage Battery Co. AaAl. They and we guarantee their Phileo Retainer Batteries for two years. For your protection we suggest that when you buy a battery that, be- sides thé price, you enquire the capacity and the length of guarantee. L. B. TEBBETTS & CO. New Address 3311-15 Washington Av., St. Louis, Mo. over railroad ties, climbing the steps of public bulid- | ings, jumping over curbstones was | the regular daily routine of these | | Cars—109 fn all. | In conjunction with these factory activities, designed to prove to the | public the true merit of the Mitch- | ell, two “White Streaks’’ were op-| erated 10,000 miles each with the hoods sealed so that adjustments to the motor were impossible. Both) completed their tests with perfect soores. Having now completed a grand total of more than 1,000,000 miles in demonstration work, the Mitchell | slogan for the immediate future will G WHEEL § N slog med =f 0. I Reis | No. 2 gies Seat tone tak be eee } 13108.13th st. PwoFactories: 1195 N. Broadway : 2 'Kknown to the motoring public of . @ ” I 3040 Locust Street completely equipped sales and servy- Open Day and Night ELE EL AES, BERTI ta IE VRE IS CE a ION ae Pe ere A aN) RRL ABE TOL AS ak! I MAR RET Ca: ate 2A ; y Wheel & Mfg. Co, | = tt, Wayne, Mich “Re , stellar of the best all around ball players that ever wore a St. uniform. Louis f - es hy ah os oe. icy wd — ~ Sey Ps iy 5 ba a *4 we. . v*, —— > ay ; a - . a a ie. = re wy 4 ep. South Side Buick Auto Co. 3456 S. Grand Ave. EINE Le 2 CEN FOE LED LMS AER GRRE, — A ‘ ice building. In taking on the Mitchell acoount, R. H. Brock, president, said: “We are convinced that with the bulldtng | of the new F-650 the Mitchell Motors Co., Inc., has -produced a car of ex- | ceptional merit. Public demand has. been enormously stimulated threugh the convincing demonstrations o0!'! the “White Streaks’ and sales have! increased 100 per cent during ths wi Ts iil PER RED AIRE MET, BV NCEA AA i Drive a better car _—your car equipped with a Badger De Luxe All Season Top. . fl Sl = | /, ") ih Tw 1 a | -¥ . } 14 4 Be * | \) J ive z > an 4 Y ‘ i fi As bang | % ] * ‘ ee Oe ih ‘ ~ * i A "ER " x a’ " “%. , “444464444 a ™ “ , Las 3 : i ‘ Se “ -~ o bas if Dont Lay Up Your Car Buy a Badger Top — Ride in Comfort the Year “Round Roos Tops are the last word in comfort, distinction, beauty, refinement, durability, and lasting satisfaction. They have all the worth-while features that characterize . * * - * im . * - > 7 . > > > . ‘ 2 >. , ? - . « > : . . . + * . Ss o ’ a * > a = ? £ g 7 “ “~ « 2 oe Pe nd aad ene 7 a: * aie F re St i a ws fH aS a ane ee = ae 4 =, pee Filia’ ine 3 B 4 . “] a ° ioe “ay 4 eis eae PUL Naa 8 Vibration is destructive. It shortens the life of acar. It takes the pleasure out of riding because it causes rattles, squeaks and other irritating noises. Vibration is particularly annoy- ing in closed cars. There is no perceptible period enthusiastic over the way it throt- tles down to a walking grit in high gear—and the quick response that, follows the touch of the ac- baker plants. Materials and work- manship are of highest grade. Long, semi-elliptic springs and deep, restful, nine-inch cushions af- ford genuine comfort. Upholstery is of a rich, mohair velvet plush— good-looking and durable. Today’s price is the lowest at Get the year-round service from your car that the Badger , other good tops and, in addition, have exclusive features not found in other tops, yet they are lower priced. Badger Tops are distinctively weather-tight and rattle-proof. not sag, work loose, or develop squeaks. This is a strong. statement. Prove it by asking any Badger Top owner. They do Badger De Luxe All Season Tops Are Now Made for which the Light-Six Sedan has ever been sold. It has no com- petitor in the amount of value , you get for your moncy. The name Stndebeker on your car isthe best protection you can have! All-Season Top affords. See your dealer. Thousands of motorists will want immediate delivery at the first sign of cold weather. Orderefmust take their turn. Avoid delay. Place your order now. Wiscensin Top Company, Inc.; Racine, Wiscensin ST. LOUIS DISTRIBUTOR UNIVERSAL COMPANY, INC. Bellk—Bomont 29760 _— eng a 4510 Buick Cadillac ietor. Side coach tamps. Rain visor and windshield cleaner. Inside locks on three Goors and outside lock on right-hand front door. Silk roller-curtzins. Four doors that swing wide open. Dome light. Mohair vetvet plush upholstery. OLIVE AT BEAUMONT In Missouri, Outside of 61, Leuts EDEL AIGR, SEniemar ceest EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Sam Fell Motor Ce. MODELS AND PRICES—f. o. b. factories SPECIAL-SIX 6-Pascenger, 11° W.B., 90 HL. P. BIG-SIX ?-Passenger, 136° W. B.. 60 H. P. Touring $1 630 ee Sedan (Special) g1273 1250 1278 1875 2050 LAND CO, OF ST 8sT. OWOUIS. Bast te. Louls, TL VELIE AUTOMOBILE ©O., 5t. Louis, Mo. WAKD MOTOR O©O., 8016 Lecust Ys-OVERLAND, INO. ER — CAB CO... 1817 WEBER MOTOR CAR COMPANY. 1817 LOOUST STREET BOMONT 40 and 41 - Bast st. Leuis, TL Pash Awtemobdile Co. 3969 Washington. Pree Dron. tab Be Big Bend Re ebster Greves, Me. Schmiat 2 Mead Aute & Tractor Co.. Eéwarésville, Mi, ot 6083 Delmar. Lemay Ferry Aste’ Sales Co., 066 Lemay Ferry Read, St. County, Mo. St. Leuls County Autemobdile Co. Clayton, Mo. I § LD LON A I A IL OAT ET BB * Warne Meteor Service & Sales Co., 4833 Warne. a £242 BSR BA KBR: YB AR

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Tis ~ me a “ > ee 3 Combined. —_— aily POST- DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Dafly Globe-Democrat and ene Times City Circulation of the D 26 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The $510 f. o. b. Flint, Mich. BE ap 1923 SUPERIOR Model 2-Passenger Roadster The World's Lowest Priced Quality Roadster with lowest average éperating cost of any car made 1923 SUPERIOR Model 5-Passenger Touring Car The W orid’s Lowest Priced Quality Touring Car with lowest average operating cost of any 5-passenger car “aca iL ct | - 5680 | f. o. b. Flint, Mich, iff na : — as |e mn i} lan ———————— — i < ! 1923 SUPERIOR Model 2-Passenger Utility Coupe The World's Lowest Priced Fisher Body Coupe, single seat— Big rear compartment ~ very law costs | ~ 1923 SUPERIOR Model 4-Passenger Sedanette The Worid’s Lewest Priced Smart Car. Has ne rival in the lew priced freld 1 wow ~ aa = ayy * * ele Seite , ee a Announcing the 1923 SUPERIOR M odels © for Economical Transportation ¢ Again Chevrolet Motor Company has emphasized its admitted es eho as producer of the World’s Lowest Priced Quality Automobiles. The 1923 SUPERIOR models, here illustrated, represent the most sensational values in modern, economical transportation ever established. Quality has been still further improved by more artistic design and added equipment. Economy has been still further increased by engineering refinements and greatly broadened production and distribution facilities. Service is ensured by more than 10,000 dealers and service stations operating on a flat rate basis. Prices remain the same in spite of added equipment and more expensive ‘construction, which have greatly increased the value of these cars. Some Distinctive Features Streamline body design with high hood and crowned panelled fenders, vacuum feed and rear gasoline tank on all models; drum type head famps with legal lenses. Curtains open with doors of open models. All closed models have Fisher bodies with plate glass Ternstedt regulated windows, straight side cord tires, sun visor, windshield wiper and dash light. The —_ = = —j # Mg .) i. 2300 Satisfied ‘38 , #£Oniginators a Large 7 You Can Buy Your Forest Sedanette is equipped with auto crus on rear. _ be : : my : 2 : z . My : a $ Pe: te hd : ‘ - rh ; + as vt ° . See these remarkable cars. Study the specifications. Nothing Compares With Chevrolet ie “a Authorized - _ Chevrolet Motor Comp any, Detroit, Mich. ; Division of General Motors Corporation aa . 4 2224 S. - SIDNEY VICTO Invitation to the Public and the Trade+ ‘OMPLETE LIN Everyone interested in economical transportation is continues handling a competing line or nopalll invited to call on the nearest Chevrolet dealer, who will connect himself with the line that offers the r be proud and pleased to show these cars. dollar value to the consumer and the greatest oppe Weare glad to include the automobile trade, business ——— “_ men and bankers because of the important position The beiteeition's man, considering scald ; Chevrolet now occupies in the field of automotive trans’ equipment for his representatives, will want to learn h Ke portation and of economics. this line reduces transportation costs while | ih sie Ais Malian WS sth na high character of the house and its product. improvement in the line that in less than a year has_ 4 The banker will wish to learn how the general pu M 4 advanced from seventh to second place in sales of cars demand for modern transportation can be met ' means because it will vitally affect his business whether he small investment and a goose = ‘ Tempon \ ee a — ~ teas si odes #5 * ‘ es X ‘ Be ee = tte

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SUNDAY. ABER &, 192°. tie if The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. I ONE TRUCK TO EVERY FARM IN UNITED STATES | The tremendous growth of motor truck sales and how they are fast re- Placing the horse on the farms of the country is shown in figures an- nounced by Vance Day, sales man- ager of the General Motor Truck Co., Pontiac, Mich. “Today there are 189,169 motor | trucks on 131,551 farms in the United States. The farmers of New York lead-the country in the number Of trucks with $259 to their credit While Pennsylvania is second with 9072 to their credit, and Iowa is third with 8910. Ohio ranks fourth | with 7319.” | Other states and the number af) trucks owned in that territory fol- low: Maine, 1120; New Hampshire, , 717; Vermont, 616; Massachusetts, 8535; Rhode Island, 636; Connecti- | cut, 1595; New Jersey, 3380; Indiana, 8671; Illinois, 6154; Michigan, 4885; | Wisconsin, 4044; Minnesota, 3803; | | MisS8ouri, 6059; North Dakota, 774; South Dakota, 4353; Nebraska, 6548; Kansas, 3928; Delaware, 304; |_Maryland, 2805; District of Colum-| |bia, 29; Virginia, 2544; West Vir- | |ginia, 936; North Carolina, 2671; South ‘Carolina, 1736; Georgia, 3145; Florida, 1617; Kentucky, 1538; Ten- nessee, 1430; Alabama, 1180; Mis- Sippi, 1005; Arkansas, 1027; Louial- ana, 874; Oklahoma, 2155; 0399; Montana, 1225; Idaho, 837; Wyoming, 591; Colorado, 3016; New Mexico, 693; Arizona, 681; | 572; Nevada, 174; Washington, 3371; | Oregon, 1819; California, 6416. ‘TWO-YEAR TRIP AROUND Te MEPHAM Chevrolet Company _ Has on Display for Your Approval The New Superior 2926 LOCUST BOULEVARD - Open Evenings and Sundays Bottiont 94 Central 1179 a | Word has just been received at ithe Vesper-Buick Auto Co., of what is probably the greatest motor trip ever attempted by a private party. SALESMEN WANTED | Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Jeffries of Co- F To SELL THE NEW SUPERIOR | lumbiana, O., CHEVROLET {our“cjunder tivecpaaeenger edna. | MEPHAM CHEVROLET COMPANY The trip will take two years. 2926-28 Locust BI. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffries are now _touring through the Rhine Valley in| | Europe. They left Columbiana in l'on the 17th, tugal. Porttigal, Spain were visited in the order named. After touring the Rhine battlefields near Coblenz and then) return to Paris. During De .cember | 4 | they will tour England, Scotland and/| + “ | | part of Ireland. | 2 | Early in 1923 the party is sched-'| a ra uled to start again on a long tour, | Visiting Belgium, Netherlands, Den-| 4710-14 DELMAR BL. mark, Germany, Sweden, Norway, | Czecho-Slovakia, Austria, Italy, | Greece, Turkey, Palestine, Egypt, | Arabia, and then return to England. | The last stage of the journey, in| 1924, will include Indo-China, the) Philippines, China, Korea, Japan THE OLDEST CHEVROLET lant Ronee they soe Sie DEALERS IN ST. LOUIS ‘will drive from the west coast to _ 2300 Satisfied Owners Will Tell You Why They Continue to Buy From Us 'their home in Ohlo. NEW NASH “6” SPORT The new Nash 6, sport model, in| $i maroon, with a silk mohair _ top, which was recently announced by the Nash factory, is now being ex- | hibited in the showrooms gof the |'Southwest Nash Motor Co., distribu- ‘ters for Nash cars and trucks jn St. | Louls territory. The new sport mpdédel is equipped | | with Biflex bumper front and rear, rear view mirror, windshield wiper, | Johnson windshield wings, nickle-! plated windshield posts, the wind- jancers is one piece of glass, spot-| ‘light, pickel-plated head lamps, cowl | lamps and nickel-plated stop and tail lamp. The radiator shell, cowl, ven- tlilator and mo otormeter are also nickle plated. The new model is'| ‘equipped with a special running | poard covering and aluminum step | plates with rubber pads, | The car is equipped with six Budd | disc wheels, the two spare wheels be- | ing mounted on running board at’ each side in front. The two spare, wheels are furnished with extra) cord tires and tire covers. On the rear of body is mounted | trunk rack and trunk, the trunk hav-| |ing water-proof cover. On rear of) body directly in front of trunk are) [upright guard bans. All nickle parts, lare nickled over brass to obviate’ rusting. The new model sells for | '$1645 f. o. b. factory. | ‘MAXWELL INCREASES | Originators of 24-Hour Service for Chevrolet Owners Largest Stock of Chevrolet Parts and Accessories ) You Can Buy Your Chevrolet Elsewhere, But We Give FLINT SERVICE Flint Motor Car Co. 4710-14 Delmar j Central 2930 AU to. Dealers Forest 3500—5810 Further increases in the produc-} ition of closed car bodies cently been made by the Maxwell | |'Motor Corporation through added | manufacturing facilities recently in- | stalled in the company’s large a | plant in Dayton, O. | In the one year which these closed | | ‘cars have been on the market the || ‘company has been oonfronted with a8 demand never fully satisfied, even though production has been several | times increased, according to the | ‘statement of S. B. Ward of the Ward Motor Co., Maxwell distributer. The recent additions to manufacturing | |equipment fn the Dayton plant now give the Maxwell organization full opportunity to carry out the closed car production schedule to which it) has affmed for several months. ———_@-——— REDUCTION ANNOUNCED | ICE [ ON COUPE DE LUXE BODY | A reduction of $51 in price of the. ‘new coupe de luxe body for Ford, cars, effective immediately, was an-. | nounced yesterday by the manufac- ‘turers, the Coupe De Luxe Body Co. of 8t Loufs. The coupe de luxe body, which has sold for $850 since it was introduced several months ago, now selis for $299, £. o. b. factory. The company, | which operates two factories in St. | | Louis, now have their sales and dis-| play rooms at 3040 Locust street. 2224 S. JEFFERSON 3199 S. GRAND SIDNEY 4444 VICTOR 420 VICTOR 424 . GRAND 4443 LETE LINE OF PARTS—USED CARS TAKEN IN TRADE MM To Our Friends FRED GRINHAM and L. L. JOHNSON - Announce that they have been en as duly ‘authorized Chevrolet dealers. _ You are cordially invited to visit us and inspect the new Supe- Tior Chevrolet, 193 models. a Phone for Demonstration—Olive 91 86 1 rinham-Johnson Motor Sales Co., Inc. “\. Temporary Location, S. W. Cor. 9th St. and Clark Ave, ~ | The transmission should not be ‘lubricated with a solid grease, be-| cause the gears will merely cut a path | in the grease and all parts within | the case will not be lubricated, Texas, | Utah, | | WORLD IN BUICK SEDAN are now on their way! | June, drove to New York and Sailed | landing in Lisbon, Por-| and France | Valley | they will spend several weeks on the} STAR SOUA MODEL NOW ON DISPLAY pen Every Day Till 6. P. M.—Sunday Till 1 P. M. r Bp We give dependable Chevrolet Service and carry only | CLOSED CAR PRODUCTION | = have re-|§@ KOHLER-SPEER TO SELL | MAXWELL AND CHALMERS The Kohler-Speer Motor Co., who several months ago opened new qua-r- ters at 6088 Delmar boulevard as retailers of Studebaker cars, have been appointed associated deale r for the Maxwell and Chalmers cars, ac- cording to announcement made yes- terday by Thomas C. Kaut, vice pres- ident of the Ward Motor Co. Inc., distributers for the Maxwell and Chalmers cars in St. Louis and aéd- jacent territory. The company was also recently appointed Hupmobile retailers. el The STAR SQUARE AL far beyond comparison. oughly convince you. Superlative Bargains OCTOBER SALES but this month—October—we offer values that are From Our WAYS SELLS FOR LESS, These prices should thor- dependable service. automobile tires. Vacuum Tread—First Quality ae CORDS 10,000-Mile Adjustment Guarantee These are real honest- to-goodness 10,000-mile CORD TIRES— ALL OVERSIZED—with a wide reputation for hard wear and Remember, they are ALL OVERSIZED. . $19.50 Absolutely the season’s BEST BUY in 32x41... .$20.75 33x41/,.. .$21.50 34x41... .$22.00 | ann ta Cupples »: Cords, $8.95 25 sets Best auality Pritam forzed Sale C ombinution Pliers; c Spring SS FOR FORDS Oil tempered and heat treated, steel Bumpers: while spring last. $3.65 Se value. Sale price. . price Simoniz Choice of polish or cleaner, 60c value.... STOP SIGNAL. with buth. wire and . Sale pri . be tht ey 42c Ad ic we table type. switch fenders, body. 45¢ serves and water- and proofs: pint ........-. 59 bulb CUP GREASE: RETOUCHING ENAMEL. forjfine quality; % pound pail. ee eo PARKING ; AUTO TOP DRESSING. pre- | complete with switch | black Finest Quality SPOTLIGHTS Spun brass: all nickel or and nickel. eg 3.75 LA M | i > $5.50 value, . 9 Sale price .... SPOKE BRUSH Best quality Chinese bristle. orice PUMP OILER Copperized: fine for bard-to-get- KINGSTON CARBURETOR F t ; ipped ith Sale Cc % ; ‘cae aeesio and ‘one = » clal fuel strainer: gives ant places. $1.50 ey Fe Pe sr ES . or Fords: very newest pep and power, val, Sale price. 89c RELINEKS ‘ COS (i OO D\YF 1R ; y Cc heavy 4-ply Ke- . nt liner: all sizes. locking on spare | MOTOMETERS Genuine Boyce ot aa Reg. Price Motome ter. Guards against overh eating. = $1.85 SIDE LAMPS Drum shaped; latest pattern; newest —, Heat unite. Choice A of round or oblong: Kegular OO Tbox. Keg. vetr, Poe 50 ~ heme ae. | aod $1 49 PADLOCKS ets and universal joint. Ww price VS eS {like cut above: forint HERE IS A REAL val. Sale price ‘ —_ 85c price $4.35 Geen nweniis Car ets for Fords ride easier. : me 69c 5 HaAl = 7] A nice Carpet will make | price your car look better. packed dozen in aj Tour... $ .75 $1.75 75e valic MOSSBERG Wrench Sets ontains 16 quality lid forged steel sock- ith speed handle te ARGAIN, Keg. $8.50 make your car ll first quality. Rubber Carpets TIRE IRONS Miade of nuto ; - - spring steel: 15 oupe $1 RD $2. 55 in long edan. $3.55 $3.95 Bale price 15c ‘OLIVE 7242 ‘CENTRAL 3794 Headquarters for Rit pe AUTO SU ims and Rim Parts Owners who have driven the good Maxwell many thousands of miles have found that it is not only most comfortable and eco- nomical, but so well built that it requires practically no expert mechanical attention. Cord tires, non-skid front and rear; disc steel wheels, demountable at rim and at hub; drum type iamps; Alemite lubrication; motor-driven clectric horn; unusp ally long springs; new type water-tight windshield: Prices F. O. B. Detroit, revenue tax. to be added: Touring Car, $885; Roadster, $885; Coupe, $1235; Sedan, $1335 WARD MOTOR CO., Inc. Distributors AND MAINTENANCE DEPT. 3016-18 Locust St. SALES Associated Dealer, KOHLER-SPEER MOTOR CO., 5033 Delmar Bl. en: ise mt Paattt! GIVI + xX SUPPLY C0 1129-31 LOCUST STREET inf p ' RES ERE RE RB ER EE EE. : Phillips-Weinberg SEER REE EES . Motor Company I 2127 Lo Authorized cust Bl. Dealers 8 genuine Chevrolet Parts. Our Motto—“DEPENDABLE SERVICE.” @ Bomont 494 vit’ fo ia af of Central 2153 . Bae 2828 8818 8)0 2.8 YOUR New —| —— | bee OCabany 263 / CHEVROLET, HOFFMAN-DICKS MOTOR CoO. 5614 DELMAR BL. 1923 Sasecladl IS HERE Reopened for Business e We wish to announce to our many custom- ers and friends that we have opened a new sales and service quarters at the southwest corner of Compton and Locust street. OPPOSITE OUR OLD LOCATION We Now Have a Complete Stock of NEW HENDERSON AND UNITED STATES CORD TIRES AND TUBES Our usual prompt service will prevail as always I —- —— Independent. Tire Co. s. W. 308 Compton and Locust St. BOMONT 879 CENTRAL 619 DAVIS BUILT OF THE BEST Monarch Motor Oar Co. 1312 8. Grand Grand 2168 Victor 401 Lindell 7000 New Model / CHEVROLET] “Bazwwd now on display at ORTHWEIN Motor Corp. (Formerly Chevrolet Retail Store) 4300 FOREST PARK BLVD. Largest and most thoroughly equipped Chevrolet serv- ice and parts department in the city. Night and Day service—including Sundays. Delmar 64 non ~~ 7 4 Oona — mf the a bed Lager 39.4: ; ee eee. ak Uae. , Q ‘ wk ¥ Reyidc +. Sa 4 ‘ ~ i : ; ees : Mp gare ae ee : ¥ Py ROTA Poe tile ye wmadedi chsh ke Meas, Wake aas ae ys rh: YRgaet Pas 4 aa Z *: Taek Lally ve a Ley ae ee a Sea i. te de ia Ts, ee nee fe ee Cle Ae HN ae ee ay Oe Serle re ee tee em 4 EOL te Oe poe SHEP ep aa RES ENE Bt gee URSA Meads aad): CO PEA Rin PIM Sel MD GS SPELL EDAD OM Mt TRF RE Et Oy RGR er gine Bah TP URE 3 1

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— e Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combin °§ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH re SS ( xe x 5 =" VOY OY EY YOY YO BY FN ADEM KABLE SHOWING AND SALE OF HIGH GRADE © [2 is ee A ae —— = . yas Se en SU a! Merit of* Various Sorts Recog- VuLi dd bodes nized Each Year by Distribu- tion of 2,500,000 Francs. ~ eo Gerrespondence of the Associated Preas PARIS, Sept. 18.—-Among the v.- Jee ae a a , ? emy is the distribution every year «f = oS avn PEs ee Ts a, oe oe » a4 » ’ ’ yt? ry, & ; Spode og ey ee “ 3e>~ \O reer xX : , =e. ee ~. | + ee Apartments Wtd to Bay 4 ' ‘ e Wy ” a a Columms ..... 3 2,500,000 francs in awards of merit died in 1820. and Monsier Cocgnacy E.. q HA at one time proprietor of a lars : bea x te at i > tector = [aay 2 ly the part of wisdom to select your Stove and Ran | : Paris depariment store 7 E show a complete line ot the celebrated Quick Meal, Leonard, Victor, ts, : el ——— | jt is omy Pp : ‘] y h facili ge - B The Acadeniy must give vearly ‘| Charter‘Oak, Quality and Roesch Stoves and Ranges—probably th ii | | > mm i the assortment is complete and while gy egate ae ae acility to giv , sch Stoves and ges A , . : it A liberal allowance will made for your old §& prompt service. 1 om Pe each of 9930 familiex« straitened * va SaaS +h nf Of . ) st assortment to be seen anvwhere in St. Louis—and at certainly the = Der argest asso Range—investigate this important feature. Zs circumstances the ein This Blue Enameled Combination Ram francs, but only on condition that th: lowest prices. family has nine children. Filial de- + ° | votion by a person not less than $0 HI-OVEN Leonard Hi-Oven “Victor” Overdraft Heater tigre aa * (Ane “e ee ee ee ~~ - , ' . — 4 wer ae - ~ . ‘ Od. «fl "7 LY. Spa RE welr 4, ets iN Fie ens ae ate tees te nda Mere ee . “ : errepermars: PR ae py rediar dus rs ee 8 epee ree) bs At 0 . et anal ‘ ae ” . ~~ Aving ¢ ~ ee ae auld remanty vane! Age ea Dow PW oo thle nite Nis fal a 3 af sms de ate * 9 aR te Nees en Thee . - om r. . Se hee he * 4 " l» ‘me at ae aa oe Moe 393 7 tase vain prem ii — . ; 4h aren ~ * + ae? VE CAA rie Pern Tae ee Oe ee PGMA et “ not only for literary excclience for filial devotion: to co: ipensate ihe underpaid: for domestic virtue, anid to help the needy. The money com from various foundations, notal's C, those of Baron™de Montyou, who - y NTT “re Ririciamnce tear ged catia Tia ania oc oeaiall fed PERE NG HM OG Be Magen IO. 2 Shs at NA APO Ry ATED iF tae SBS bea : paren “ Po ene~aeare a a — OPO Mee mam par Cooks and Bakes With Coal or Gas—or Both—as You Libe. years old is rewarded yearly by 15° francs. and an equal amount goes to r 3 ‘ ] R : a servant not under 60 vears of ige > es ie oa ange The Most Remarkable Heating who has remained in the ‘mplo '] f Py ia tt tit : oa - ia a Stove Ever Produced. the same master more than 20 vears + ee a! Take the Ake”’ Out of “Bake and has received onl, — Wages due, or else ve pensation Two medals valued : each are conferred on less than 60 vears of ag difficult circumstances 5500 francs is to be give: , ) ayy a. Fi 7 = ; aoe a A= s | | an unmarried woman servant no - - ¥ : — : ° 3 —— ‘wy i —_ : has served with devotion a family | ed | ee ; Terms—$2.50 a Month. , —_ : . Terms—$6.00 a Month. or preferably a maiden lady. in 14 De ee Terms—$1.00 a Week. O : b, 7 f P 3B ircumstance nother t | . need to worry about the scarcity of coal if Ti ee = Anene | | ann in th icture. the oven : eS + ear = 5 — Ty OR beauty of appearance and all-around tator who ‘specified that his or her HW. ff] o S you see in the picture, the oven you have a “Victor” Overdraft. It burns 4 t | si Pic: name was never to be published lef: — na is just the right height for con- ]| soft coal, slack, coke, wood or anything combus- th t yf utility, it would be difficult for you 4500 francs a year to be ribut J ; te! tible. It consumes the smoke and gasses that usu- , | to select a better Range than this. It is | : built of cast iron, richly blue enameled r we] ft ot : he. tn uss anc troubdie of reKinciing. y r tuei 1lLiSs Way Gown this mn : , , Ree ; francs each taj poor but well reared - > oe toe | = hird ] in cai ith : oy mek a Fs ter. We want . ~\ J . and nickel trimmed. A coal Range and young womgn Of irregular birth =. | ne-third less fuel and one- il and let our salesman explain the | - ry . i su The acadeny 2, re lit. _ a N third space than low-oven patented overdraft construction which makes this PA — — ~ ; gas Range all in one. as 18-inch oven, prizes ‘siacmaiiah tmar ne ees Wee Of pI wee | ee Ranges. See the Leonard—it has the most remarkable heater on the market. high warming closet and set up from the siete . 7 | - 4 i ; = S .. . Pitts i . 1. - . . F franes a year. As in the case of th | many erage sa that will ~eg to : floor on.sanitary base. Guaranteed to ees ee OU. A uhusual value at $ Ss EI ERG ERS INN OO cer Beem. 4 . LLG LT TT LT TT TE LL TN EL ATRL CNT Le ena . . - att . : . . be 1 nied aia! oe ee es ee af Dn2 1 Satp hag tea ata ” ae ¢ wv wee : ware allyel oT te -> a ~—— salted a — ‘ — . P ” r 7 x j J orm poe ® . ot Cam “a — , Saplonissiieh : ape ab a elisha Pa ‘ + : adanie » . > sy Pile, tw i win sant Bae on ati ae aia Mh eta ieee oes . oe ita alin a eetnaee one cat on a vs - es _ ee a eta ey age ~ oOo RE: ON 8 he oo ee Pr mparaaitoasic tad niet hide nes tnd Sin yo i . : PENNE! ARIE ONE EN te age | at ay ir. awarded every five years for the b ost Steel Range — Saves Fuel. anndunced plans for the i ment of the site with an aj work dealing with the city of Faris Sree pa Seed if = | | > RE Ws Fe SEE : } ' group to cost $365,000. gone , aioe SFT iss — | a # —_ action was made by the Wei . Se Sn >. So. AB 7 — : Ca i "ATi i SS eee —= ; | hardt Real Estate Co., in ce . pL Se ee Oe | iiss ~— ‘Tac tah oa o_Y. SES. | es with the Anderson-Stocke-By 3 = : aa T : Re BOTS TT 7 A Es == =- Real Estate Co. and is ne HITE DIAMONDS : = Ss ~ ' tty Ao. 2S —g stove within a stove so le : ™ ‘ Look Prosperous _Out—large —s with — ~— holes, Gj) ;, 4 S eee. Ne * comes in “tontact with the outer casting. It is , richly dlue enameled, has four st #ulia W. Gerhardt. rt is or Wear a perfect Diamond in coler 18-inch oven and high warming closet. re . ornamental in design, absolutely air-tight and will : ers, 18-in. oven and broiler an®l few rethaining sites within meanted tn riege of Will give long service and perfect sat- [vam hold its fire over night. The fact that this is a from the floor. If you want 8] » limits not restricted ag si Range at a very low price © available for apartment builj and cuttinc. mo han 14-k. or Y8-Kk. white or creen : : ) we oe ,; . : Be Baie se Charter Oak is a guarantee of quality and satis- ~ . veur selection istaction. A real bargain at $47.50 nth ee ee ve 53) 2 ae Wee faction. Specially priced at $44.85. \ ret please you in ev be’ ak | erations on this scale. a contemplate 18 buildings, e g ' prising four apartments, Diamend Rings. platinum meusnt- in three, four and five roor tee. blue-white. perfect cut. : > ' . Handsome Five-Piece B=droom Suite sooo «6Three- Set $25 3 z= ca | All Floor Samples,\of Reed anty4 oa'Get a P | . ee saath _— alae bee ee ee ee ve res a Pe ies Oe an ment of the Anderson-Stc 4 : +7 - eS - q i . = : . = : te? % ¢ : . + "| - % 3 , ° - y Ss © * ~~ e- 2 : fia £ & oe ft . © ite & : . t ei - = ee) ? ae | é 2 4 . .. tt. : .% : - ; > ° ® .2 - ‘6 : E x s 7 i ies 'e if ) ' - : : , ' = '@ — > rg 7 ‘ oo : a : : 4 a . = cel : » 3 > : e 2% - ’ J i 7 ; § | . : i + es os oe er =eee- The | 3] ATG iat iD * mann company, which wi em + wnen This is one of a series sales of holdings in this | fected by the Wetsels-Gerh pany. including the site of ish Hospital at King’s hig Forest Park boulevard, place, and that of the Sh ital for Crippled Chiid King’s highway. McKint | a= _ - | z : ; anti Clayton road. 2d Fioor, Oriel Bidg., ei 3 ’ = : | AN opportunity for you to select from the prettiest 3 - req QU Pd! Ses f= 3 ~) &: | The Hasgall Realty and 316 N. SIXTH ST. ie styles in reed end fiber Rockers, Chairs, Daven- - —r- ay | rn =" me ment Company has ; , rts and Tables at one-third off former low prices. 7 pote . LIS _ through the Wetsels-Gerh he pieces come in all new finishes—upholstered in += , a | pany, a lot on the north cretonne, velour and tapestry. ) , | = | tlede avenue, 90 feet east | | , venue, as a site for a bit Fiber Reed Rocker—Like Cut | Several of whicm tamed .00 a Month Pays for It ; eee rom the | a Sate a Ts ete Queen AN example of the values offered in this sale. Te 6 a Month ceomtbeeee ange bps baa = Aen . ah a £ bow-end bed, Brown hnish—upholstered in figured fabric with ; : pee | rit! pe ‘ iciarenes ‘aualenins acondag obhe car bids to madi Think of — cushion "as over spring Supports. Regular ap ee oat ee ge ——— who see it—exactly ss Da : o head hots B35 Chart . yea ee a 12.50 value at $8.33. ee large pieces—massive davenport, armchair and arm roe 3 ae a oe buying a complete 5-piece Set like this for only $97.75. richly upholstered in beautiful shades of velour. The frames are §@ : _ Options on Other && any finish with spring seats, spring back and heavy ove r | The Weisels-Gerhart _ This Genuine Simmons Day-Bed —$$=—— sceual Gogs.ce value epecd Sir ation ea Pecently obtained am ull I 4 9 : ae : bn sage =— = = pn = Have Music in Your Home— ° Is Y 30 ; Fr T . - Se ae : SE A es This ours on 30 Days’ Free [rial iio." pias fo ‘ . Fh GN Az . | This Columbia Grafonola Only $10 a Month aatiicg fan ie . § Seuttvetar ccomar an "B . Pox. J SO LE Easy Payments =|. x ot pg wT WS ee} and Fiber Furniture ‘ Waly. Oe Hill | | ee : the project be worn «so that veur stone t« loose. We will tichten tee Stns see neeen + —— _ op, nw ii ~ 7 one ‘ Seer qyat® . ~~ Wy) eeeeee - northwest corner of W a _ ff ; " : = | | i: | ; ‘“ourt and North court, 2 up | _ for a four-story fire-proo $ —_—- , if 5. ©f four and five rooms , SS : ’ The Welsels-Gerhart Like : Large | : = Bs | ' | @ffected the sale of 100x2 Cut. Size. ~ . Oise | , : _ northwest corner of F ; [- 2qS- — 7 —— sees: | West Pine botitevard, whic . De / ie a] pre | ‘Hl = 3335 7 improved with a $159.6! 3.) i rw erarrarets , . +t tH i The price paid for the ; = ; fl . bea » 3259 #00 all > = ‘ : ey. Terms—Only $1.25 a Week —— = i i Wetsele estimates that = — Dext five years that withil YOU can have « delightful concert in your home . sis ; a= nan | 4 r four blocks of Euclid | = : 3 *nues, more than $5.‘ every evening with this Type E-a Columbia Grafo- 2 Jie i i , +. nola. It is a high-class cabinet machine—has all the _ % = am t q Boiltings néepitgle a latest Columbia improvements, including self-setting ~ —— -_ = [ Structures. He says that | automatic stop, and can be had in any style finish de- ' | + | Building and Investme C lete With M : 7 sired. To get the full, true tone value of any record, —_— Bar 4 mam the site at F« ompiete Wit attress you really shOuld hage a Columbia—and this one ~ eS 4 “evard and Taylér a ag we UTFIT includes 88-note Smiley & Sons player , | “ew of fulfilling the 3 -h- = apnea Rane gent os —— offer at $85.00 is, im cur opinion, the greatest value of O bench, so rolls of player music and large music roll cabine= > | *mall apartments tn this the entire Columbia line. Terms $1.25 a week—no in. try it for a full month and if not entirely ean | ; Sdartments and flats in spring and come complete with mat- n ras . you -tfrom Newest “ tress. A day-bed by day and can be ext-nded into a full-size bed by night. Y eo , aegy mine we her 3 Pon on Ca ae | West Pine gy Bat wg : = ° > . +5 = | - = iy, ge ee mM Children’s All-Metal Cribs You're Sarg to Like These EES CERT RG ~ Jas SSIs Tar Attractive Style—Like Cut. Room-Size Brussels Rugs Seen ene eo 8 Ht, = ot ok oh : ger: Which We Offer at $18.75 pune f + } oe Siw wm | "THESE Cribs are made of metal throughout ‘THESE Rugs come to us from one of the best KGstas seek ain Wee: - , gr S83) —in Vernis Martin or white enameled fin- _ makers—an excellent quality of Brussels Bicees 1. Of | . LF pe. a wiei/* | | tsh as preferred. Regulation size, strong and fabric, in attractive patterns, suitable for any Eanes te 7 » ot Pil BE \W tJ) sanitary. Either side can be lowered when room in your home. These are the kind of Rugs Deans eerees : gift it right off wit € fs Hine =! } moved beside the parents’ bed. This a splendid that regularly have been retailing at $28.00. eye eas ) . oan Rall ~ Pay | ed Grace waluc which we are of- ° oe Ot, $6.95 [HEH] Twelfth & Olive Sts bao, - ae Pee te a -. “SF a, ae at. , —

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Mer ~~ : Range now while 4 acility to give yoy © your old Stove gr : ya { ’ Each Structure to Comprise eae i} — - ee —\ ” Wee sel ~N ee, _ . ~~ =, A's “ Suiet s a . s ’ . . Mas Oe POD ‘ An >a vr 4 Oi zia C Al asevin Mi Gsanet yr, 4 ‘, WAIT sy Giae Bava: ~ wet: player-piano, PZ" ic roll cabinet. You os ="$275.0 ‘~~ - | Prising four apartments, alternatinz/sales: 3834 Hartford street, a brick _ in three, four and five rooms. The /bullding will be under the manasgc- , residence, for August C. Menzen- , werth and wife to Harry S. Striker ment of the Anderson-Stocke-Buer- jand wife; 4021 Botanical avenue, a / mann company, which will finance '4 and 5-room single flat for Walter |H. Buxton and wife to T. J.‘ French | 4 the project. 5 One of’ Series of Notable Sales. | sales of holdings in this locality ¢f- 3 fected by the Welisels-Gerhart com- : pany, including the site of the Jew- » %h Hospital at King’s highway and | Porest Park boulevard, Parkview | Place, and that of the Shriners’ Hus- | Pital for Crippled Children, facing /ing four flats of three rooms, | King’s highway, )and Clayton road. > The Hasgall Realty and ment Company has McKinley avenue /Glede avenue, 90 feet east of Euclid )Svenue, as a site for a building to - Contain six stores, 18x50 feet each, / Several of which have been leased » from the plans. The contract for the / onstruction of the building, which Pwill cost with the ground, $40,000, has been let to B. J. Charleville. - Options on Other Sites. | The Weisels-Gerhart company. 4 Tecently obtained an option on the 4 Morthwest corner of West Pine qi ad and Euclid avenue Peteons with plans for a six story | Sitchenette structure, and on “Rorthwest corner of | Sourt_and North court, |) °f four and five rooms each. | The Weisels-Gerhart comuany =Mected the sale of 100x290 feet at ; Invest-{a frame cottage, for J purchased | son to Rudolph H. Dressler | through the Weisels-Gerhart Com-|wife: | pany, a lot on the north side of La-'street, a two-story brick ' : } ' i | ' ,and wife: 4710 Virginia avenue, istore and flat above, for a | This is one of a series of notable two-story brick building containing | Martin | Wind and wife to Casper & Gloor, | who will conduct a shoe store in the) property: 3456-58 Ohio northeast corner of Potomac street, avenue, a two-story brick building contain- | for Louis Roller and wife to John Muel- : ler and wife; 5029 Grave avenue, Thirteenth building containing four flats for John O. Killes and wife to Joseph Albrecht and wife; 3779 Upton street, a brick building and large lot, for Kaspar 2634-36 South -Goetz and wife to Joseph Fischer and wife, dairy on the property; who are 3257 Mich- igan avenue, a four and five-room single flat, for Joseph Temperato and wife to Josepeh H. Gelzheuser through the Anderson-Stocke-Bier- land wife: 2632-34 Oregon avenue, a man Company, two six-family apart- “re two-story brick building containing | ment buildings at the southwest CoTt- rooms and a sun parlor. : F morthwest corner of Euclid and | | West Pine boulevard, which has been | PMproved with a $150,000 garage. Price paid for the site was Welsels estimates that within the pext five years that within a radius =) oe : ‘ four flats for Elizabeth B. Quigley to. a client; 2640 Arsenal street, a the three and four-room single flat for Buckingham| Frank Hackmann and wife.to Fred E Yor 220x90 feet Censky and Theodore J. Halamicek eS & four-story fire-proof buliding |. 34 wife. J, H. REHME, BANKER, TO BUILD HOME AT KLEMM AND FLORA J. Harry Frances Jan- | and | conducting a. OO Se IE aS ST ee gms _ > rm Joseph Boxerman has purchased, ‘ner of Interdrive and Clemens ave- nue, in North Parkview, ‘the Alco Investment Co. The bulld- ings are known as 745 and 761 Inter- drive. Egch apartment has five The annual rentals aggregate $14,200. are oe APARTMENT BUILDINGS SOLD ‘the sale of a 14-family apartment {tjation of a lease on ‘a new one-'| BY FRANCISCUS REALTY CO. The Franciscus Realty Co. reports WARREN & CULVER REPORT WASHINGTON AVENUE S41 ES Warren and Culver report the nego- house at 4150-52-54-56-58-60 Water- +1. pnutaing at No. 2909 Washing- man avenue and of six separate ton avenue for the Keane estate, Rehme, a south side apartment buildings on Lake avenue. _. esented by Keane and Franke to ; banker, has purchased a lot on the The property was sold for the Re- the Ward-Groff Motor Corporation : northwest corner ft four blocks of Euclid and Laclede | Will erect a home to cost approx!i- bl ~~ 4 : been expended for apartment air hospitals and business pwGiiding and Investment company | low b4 the site at Forest Park d and Taylor avenue with a of fulfilling the demand for | )ruegsge Smal] | Louisiana ments and flats in the district | four room flat, * apartments in this zone. Newstead to King’s highway, st Pine to Clayton Road. are in eat demand and vacancies are "uly absorbed. — TWO COTTAGES ANN TWO LOTS | SOLD BY M’ALLISTER FIRM more than $5,900,000 wij] | mately $30,000, and construction of 'which will start at once. The sale was made by the Dick-/Dr. Frank H. Boerger. ‘ res. He says that the May|™4nn firm, which ' ’ ' / , | | ’ ; : ’ 7. ’ . '*8e McAllister Real Estate Co. re- jn the following sales for the | . os 4307 De Soto avenue, a five- _ i frame cottage for William H. ,.* 8nd wife, to Alice Floerke; =" Lowell street, a nine-room ame double cottage for Manue} Al- ei and wife to William H. Figwe = wife; two vacant lots on the ma Side of Flias avenue for A. Stoaclient. The firm also re- loans amounting to reports the fcl- ing additional sales: * 4825 Hammett place, and six room flat for Albert J. Stein- to F. J. Kommer; to George R. Crawshaw; 3963 Shen- andoah avenue, single five and ily double flat, for Max Rotter to adapted for 3650 South Eighteenth avenue, single four and | estate of Hercules Hummel to Fred | yrs. Wierence Gréas, Whe taseiae te for Fred Bockhouse Sexauer. six avenue, sold “the following properties, it reports: 4109-11 Labadie avenue, four fam- 3448 Arseral street, five and six- room single flat, for Dr. Louls. W. single five | Grosse. 3303-05 for the double flat, street, Four-family, 1900 feet on south line of McRee in the Shaw Tract, to the room flat, for Louis Dudenhoeffer t: |'Mardyke Investment Co. CORNER OF SEVENTH AND PINE Fred D. ‘Richards; 50 feet on south side of Connecticut street by 125 feet, ,to J. F. Cairns Jr. VECKFL-FEYDT-FARICKSON LEASED TO CIGAR STORE FIRM Isaac T. Cook and Company, Inc., SELLS BUSINESS BUILDING | -eports having closed a long term The Yeckel-Feydt-Earickson Real- ty Co., reports the sale of the two- story brick building at 7906-08 Grav- ois avenue, for Alois Reck toa client of the firm. The building fronts 50 \the opening on Saturday, ’ lease on the store room at the north- east corner of Seventh and Pine who have incorporated to handle the sale of the Jewett automobiles. The building is of a modern type, and automobile purposes. The same firm also re- ports the sale of 3120 Washington avenue, a lot fronting 40 feet dn the south side of the street, for the ac- count of the Alton Realty Co., repre- sented by Keane and Franke, to improve the property with a ‘build- ing for automobile business. HOTFELDER REALTY CO, SELLS TWO NEW FAMILY APARTMENTS | A J. Hotfelder Realty Co. an- 'mnounces the gale of two new three- |family apartments-at 721 and 723 ‘Interdrive to Louis Caster and Jo- _seph Hoeflader?¢ for $42,000. These apartments contain five rooms and stréets with the Recall Cigar Stores”’sun pariors each and were built un- |; Company. ‘ing made and fixtures installed for| Realty Co. Alterations are now be- October feet on the east side of Gravois ave- |14, 1922. nue by a depth of-115 feet. The : | J. H. Farish and Company repre- downstairs is occupied by a shoe (| sented the Davis Estate awners of store and a grocery store, and the (the prop second floor cémsist of two three- {of Isaac room flats. r T. Oook ‘represented the new tenant. -_ der supervision of the Hotfelder The Hotfelder Realty 'Co. represented both parties in this ' transaction. | The concern also sold for Mrs. Hirschman a two-story brick sinkle flat at 1841 Cass avenue t seph erty, and Arthur H. Fuldner | guriwillo for the Jenny Sg gar Richardson to a client; and a resi-| and Company, corner lot of 722161 feet at Fair and | dence at 1212 Prairie, 'W. Kossuth to a client. salesroom ' New three-family apartment in Delmar Garden addition, 746 Second avenue, each 6 rooms, open porch, and being un- ,der lease for $4020 a year, for Henry Wagner to a client who purchased for an investment; in Delmar Gar- den addition, 812 family apartment, approximately $6500 a year, for E. 'L. Wagner Construction Co., to Art B. Moody, who purchased for an in- vestment; to Mrs. Dora L. Moody ‘820 First avenue, a new aix-family building just completed: two lots in 'Delmar Garden addition, on the west side of Second avenue, each lot being | 50 feet front, for J. C. Jannopoulo, . ito E. L. Wagner Construction Co., who will improve same shortly with (two three-family buildings; a lot 102% feet on the east side of First avenue, to E. L. Wagner Construc- tion Co., who will erect a six-family and a three-family apartment: a lot ,on Second avenue, fronting 65 feet, | for J. C. Jannopoulo to Henry Wag- iner, who intends to erect an attrac- owned DY! tive six-family apartment; lot 90. ‘feet on the south side of Eichelberger avenue, in Jameston Park, for Jameston Realty & Bldg. Co., to a client of O. E. & R. G. Scott. Loans of more than $100,000 were made by the Epstein office during the last week. RcSIDENCE SALES REPORTED BY JAMES C. MORFIT FIRM — ~——}2, | James C. Morfit reports the fol- lowing sales of the week: One-story brick bungalow, 243 Forest avenue, ifor Charles T. Burgess to Wayne W. ' |\Moody: two-story, five-room bunga- | of Klemm and liable Realty and Building Company... (Roy J. Ward and William C. Groff) | 1°: Big Bend road, west of Sapping- | Flora, 75 by 150 feet, upon which ne The firm also ton, for Elmer Gebler to John Bur- | mett: lot 85x16) feet on south side of |Helfenstein avenue, Webster. for rs. C. H. Simmons to A. L. Jones: six-réom residence at northeast cor- ner Lockwood and Sappington, for B. Templeton; flat at 6831-33 Enright |avenue to Eleanor Bradley: .ot 'n | Glendale, 180x230, on east side Armin, _to Henry W. Stroot; two lots in Gar- |denville terrace, fronting 69 fcet on the south line of Kansas, to A. W. | Westerman; six-room residence, £324 | West avenue, for Dr. FE. Cass Shelton to William Hagedorn; 8629-31 Ohio, Gouble flat, for Mrs. Bertha Heinz. WARREN & CULVER REAL ESTATE “REPORTS SALES FOR LAST WEES Warren & Culver report the sale of a lot In Wydown terrace subdi- _vision, for Ernest C. F. Koken to | Walter A. Johnson, who will build a. ‘residence. They also report the sale of 6150-52 Delmar boulevard, a new) |store and flat building, to Miss Jo- ‘sephine E. Methudy; 2100 Waverly | place, to a_ client for Miss Josephine |E. Methudy, represented by Charles -E. Richardson: a six-room bungalow at 7025 Bruno avenue, for Charles E. for Mary A. | Bolger, to a client. apartment comprising First avenue, six- under lease for improved with Kellastone pillars, and shadca will be planted on each Iot terms of the sale will be annovneed at the sales Sunday. available for builders. ae EIGHT FLATS AMONG SALES Bush-Burns Realty Co. report hav- ing closed the following sales: 1052 'Castleman avenue, single flat, iVctor E. Carter; 3956-58 McRee ave- nue, a double flat, Abe Bialock, Hall Realty Co., ton avenue, single flat, Elliott to Ben Blanke; 4010-12 Mc- | Ree avenue, double flat, for J. Waish tt Barbara Laux; 3956 Botanical ave- 'nue, flat for P. Buckel to Henry Von | Stade; 65128 Garfleld avenue, six- {room home for A. H. Huber to H. | O’Keefe; 1222 Shawmut place, seven- oe a ‘room residence, for George Edwards, to A. Loreng; 3965 Shenandoah ave- nue, single flat, for John Mercurio to 'N. Blanke: 3433 Walnut street, single flat, for A. A. Hussmann to D. Jack- ,son; 4103 @astleman avenue, seven- room residence, for William P. Shel- by to John E. Toler: 5193 Kensington avenue, nine-room residence, for QO. 'P. Duncan to Lee Lenon; 6444 Wells- mar avenue, flat, for Hugh J. Burns | to Anna Turner; lot 78 on north side of Cornell avenue, east of Trin- | ity. for qa clilent of the Mercantile Trust Co., to A. Leutweller. NEW SUBDIVISION ON TRACT AT _ GRAVOIS AND LOUGHBOROUGH A. R. Schollmeyer Real Estate Co. reports that “Gravois Homesites,” its ‘subdivision on Gravois road and |Nagel avenue has been sold out and that the company now has acquired a tract on the southeast corner of Gravois road and Loughborough ave. nue. known as the Eymann property, ‘which will be subdivided into lots immediately. Boody and Gollar, who had charge of the “Gravois Home- sites” sales for the Scholimeyer com- pany, will have charge of the new subdivision, which is as yet un- i'named. Many of the lots face on ' Loughborough avenue. The tract 'siso has a frontage of 500 feet on Gravois road, which will be used for business purposes. — ———— NEW ARBOR TERRACE SECTION ; | With the formal opening of the ‘new section of Arbor terrace ‘Avondale and Natural ‘embracing business lots facing the Natural Bridge road as well as a ‘number of choice lots for residence purposes, the sale of this popular subdivision is progressing favora- | diy. Seite are within a short.distance of Arbor terrace, as are several ‘churches and stores of al] kinds. Bab- son, in a recent report, stated: “Dur- ‘tng the last period of prosperity the workers spent their money for au- 'tomobiles, while in this period they will buy homes. As goon a6 the worker realises that with a fliver iand ea few hundred dollars he can ‘heave a country home, be will do so.” ’ large and beautiful trees The The tract now is OF BUSH-BURNS REALTY CO. | for for P. Backel to | rep- resenting the prchaser; 5920 Hamil- | for Warry at. Bridge road, sold. sites in race already Many are start immeditiely, Hammer says. South King’s Highway terrace, a 749 subdivision of 95 lots, fronts 'feet on the east side of King’s high- to within two blocks of Gravois ave- nue. from 85 to $0 feet. They will be im- | and shade trees. The Mederacke-Barth Real Estate ‘terrace, is now extensive doing building in it. purchasers of building South King’s Highway ter- preparing plans and specifications for bungalows and flats, the erection of which will then way southwest, and extends eastward This entire property has been divided into lots ranging in frontage | proved with granitoid sidewalks, con- crete streets. city sewers, water, gas nue, ‘Opportunity Realty & Inv. Co. to ‘three different persons; 4832 Laba- | die avenue, a brick residence for P. J. Kiley to J. McCann; 4611 Olivia ‘avenue for F. J. Fendler ‘to Cath. Tipps; 7014 Plateau avenue, resi- dence for F. Snedeker to a client: 50 foot vacant lot north side of Dev- onshire,. west of King’s highway, ‘Kate Sheppard to Henry Westér- ‘terman. This company also reports having made loans aggregating $75,- 000 during the past month. DELMAR DEVELOPMENT HAS . -augcgrestment Cou mich Just szring| SET A REMARKABLE RECORD In the past two years there Ras Richard Mederacke, president of | been more than 5280 feet, or a to- ‘the Mederacke-Barth Real Estate ‘and Investment Co., has been in the contracting ang building business in St. Louise for 20 years. The Mederacke-Barth Real Estate and Investment Co. offers to finance | and build on easy terms for prospec- |tive purchasers in South King’s | Highway terrace and all sales will | be closed by the Grant State Bank. FORMER LOCKWOOD HOME SOLD BY KENT JARVIS Kent Jarvis reports the closing ot | the sale of the former home of James |¥. Lockwood, known as the “Lock- wood Estate,” consisting of nearly 16 | acres, bounded on the north by Lock- wood avenue and Big Bend road, on |} the east by Old Orchard avenue and |on the south by Garden avenue. This |property was bought by the Loretto Literary and Benevolent Institution, | vestes in ‘the thought of building themselved, ' 'a corporation, represented by J. D. 'tal of one mile, of fruntage on Del- | mar boulevard from Taylor avenue west which has been bujlt up in stores and apartments. is be- lieved to be a record seldom equaled in any city of consequence in Amer- ica in the same time. Promoters say that for years Olive street from Broadway to Taylor and then out Delmar to the city mits has been regarded as the “path of values.” | The Cyrus Crane Willmore Or- ‘ganization, Inc., in the Boatmen’s | Bank Bullding, owners and bufiders of University Park on Delmar bou- | levard, are rapidly developing the ‘only remaining frontage on ‘east of the Hanley road. A portion ‘of the frontage is restricted to res-— idential development, a limited sec- ‘tion for business and apartment buildings. Many business and pro- fessional people of St. Louis have in- this district, some with | Healy. It had been fn the Lockwood | others for investment. family for 72 years and Lockwood | avenue, the main business street of | sidewalk improvement nae | 18 a substantial way in t At the offices of the The late James Y. Lockwood pur-| was learned there is on chased the interest of the other heirs ) number of lots left. ‘hag been active) 'for about four months, during time some $700,000 of sales are | Webster, was named after the fam. fly. The Lockwood residence been a landmark for many years. in this property about 15 years ago. | The house stands in a grove of trees. The property was bought by the Sis- |ters of Loretto, whose main college building is one block west of this property. and they intend to use it ent college building, which was bulit a few years ago at a cost of $260,009, NEAR SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES". crowsea. “Ther. expect to uno the as a location for their primary or | preparatory department, as the pres- | | | 75533 Liu y at work in the corded. me Lockwood residence temporarily and tae (later erect a school building. Double Set of Fiats Sold. John W. Gibson Realty Co. re- ports having sold a double set of ‘flats, 4800 and 4802 Washington ave- nue, which have five and six rooms, baths, furnaces, lot 49x160. Sold for account of Mrs. M. G. Runyan to Mra. Mamie C. Grassman. : Kirkwoeg Residence Soild. The Butts Realty Co. has sold the property of Mrs. Berenice C. Wyer, at 300 North Taylor avenue, in Kirk- wood, te Dr. A. John Lofgreen. This is a 10-room residence on «a large corner lot. Mrs. Wyer. well known here as an Pianist. is living in Chicago. three separate bungalows for . :

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Ne aOR btn 40 S enede . . ed Lek a I ee a a we - = rt eX ‘ es oe se - o te ont os . ns ees fi wae a ye | + — - al + oy fe * a “ . = eal - * "+ oe fo on Cee ne - Se ee a ee _ ee Meh oe - - be . ~ rs 4 HOU S, FLA . ETC i AbD, FATA rooms, sem, Be oad \ or Leas on ‘ | . Soee soar mares, 2 oak Be Th iI ; 3 “ ' yosens. eun * or. sicepi ine poe | — ot tency org al a ~ , asi elos WEST . ished; stri el v moe OOS ae * BEE Fa Pe © heat, shad — ; 3 ¢ Hemmelmann-Speckier Real) atciraig Boll wih garner: Sims: Spee | fier mee: pice oeh ana omnn | WEST one we == (709-11 Washington Av.—Bui ies , 3. & FAR’ im Eetate Co. reports the following sales OR » we a : . ? ; I - rooms. PLag us ig Salesy, g tEON BE. & R. G. sC0O1 : : , Sieeping poreh and two bat! AGENTS RENT Lists | $60 sa ae ae es call , ; - a i322 Missouri avenue, six-room resi- | — West ———_—_«—us-s- | PERSHING, 6186—SsS , , |, o¢8s Enright, dret floor, 4 reoma, sun par- —-— — a —— ann ee tric, not #4- ; = a 5 = ¢€ Bi.. 4057-——Neat! 4, é ; . 2 | APARTMENT—4 rooms t~ to pert sleeping por OD . “ SE Se a een ones OS | * «A T——Three rooms. Bath. oo 5 yrth Market. ; | Five stories and basement. 49x90 ; heat, Pp : PACreckae deving rooms. - a ; adénece, for eaietuerconny Forster Lo |; buying fornitrr Ca bar a? 7R 5 fioers. janitor : SSO ) > F. BRERGFELD BEALTY «cr. > St ke new; keys at oot) -* —rrn 24 O00 are feet ._— a ce = B BL. “3749 “¢let ; fleor—3 mo ee Catherine E 2st ° 26 | AP AE TMENT—Modert 5 large roome; | FEDERER-ARENDES REALTY CO. ~ C20 Coestnet eln | GARFIELD, 4554—5 Tooms, yath. “S— ~~ *| elevators. il 5 nneton 4215 Westminster, 6 2 moll 24 | GARFIELD a vo rooms; 6 ., 996x130: with mezzanine floor. Opposite Hotel eaae E BL.. L.. 4546—S - S65. rs) avenue, residences, for Cooper Realty he Pece Mm sal .s casts TR ve J TAKEN ) Sat eee ~~ = ith. ~ Oper Olive _ Se ers ; nitor service ¥-. a ~ = : ca J rage BN lesirec mn owes t . ~~ ae . SFTR Ls 5 weil ar ange ama 2288 Seta an le flyer yet o s:2" ; LID 5G1 LA>-—s- room ee eee square feet. : e esow ~ Deimar wr 13547. - , , ; ' * | a 5765—Beautit ul cary .: vn PERSH I entences: private home, 3 convenienc vw. nd | iuseinber Ist. Owner on prem-} services. Ist floor cas a i LANC ERR TH. — x t: vacant; adults; Bide ’ Dinas Lig Ur > eae recon, * om 4 Fe co dic 7 a - ; ee: Le A ok . . ‘EL’ LY. FT &.t ys . : . ' ® room tiat. Tor PP. a \ 2zel e > i. ANDERSON->7 K E-E i ERMA. x JUST BEI rar or Murpi ¥ bed - corner ri Dina DUN ~2i?- ~ 4 REL | = : , crartioent me 323 09 | S22 3a Cait 8605 Labeda st | 719 CHESTNUT § a — pgs PA ; ’ = 4 ~ ‘4 - a i : ‘ 4 = a » ra ~ “Boe -.. o0i4 Cates avenue, reside “ee ) 09651 Waterman: FOOnLS and | EUCGENF J. ALTHEIMER a - shed apartments of 5 large rooms witl ruoma, sun perior; beautifu =} mart nt 70th : ; ; - fs . “ . " . ‘ ‘ . ow , . , , * ; =e a . . . 4 ss > « ~ - si . oe & wid : a 1 - - " oh Th. Tillie D. Ivers to Alma Hofting °-}2 baths. Ready tor o¢ eupancy | unis aa DRIVE. 6645—9 1g oT heat and janitor service; 6801 University drive (Universitr- f aN} 939—l1s oe 5 rooms, Ss" : Mf ay de 7) al nran a ram ini rior. + A ¢ iTS tile eo #4 abes : ‘ : “4 tS thilve er to PaRod weet; 4 , f3 hw i}, re » ‘ i&. ” Pani 4 Delmar p let r sdf UNV} N \ ERSIT} Prive 6649-——~« i . - a “t 5 R28 alice . ~- : om i4 PEASE . 2 Nr REY “9588 Pennell roo | a . flioe i! ss rooms, for Julia FE. Wren to Thomas! floor west, 7 rooms, baths. strictly me ‘ Fooms, sun parler. tye service, #163 S77 iv 7.00 BIG \ ALU E house, furnished: | urge lot a a a nO. $24 Chestnut ** _ , me: = 3 Pi ie ° io. rt lenty of closet: ; ‘ht room ery i floers. tile bath. janitor serv 4 . aouse, furnishe B iot.. 4 CLICK R ‘ “4 Las — ee" t x. Jackson: 2005-07-07 (jever avenue. ; a ety. pt aia $150. 5 ae _ ) Sm r as r : aoe sore - 4 RE WTI 4 " EFT ™ 6611 Persh ns ) reorm -« Be m; m fe ; _— -—— Ee. - ms a roo ms. path: | > es acaTw | . attra, 50; nothing fi an eae N —4 LEFT. ; Meare : wetoga em CAF ERMRY 2—Fiat. 4 roe = Pp ; —_—____—_, ——+—= Er. ANDERSON -F TU A E-Ri ERMAN: r EI 6631 Persh &. Y rooms, gun pariocr, ~ e. comeien — , - — — ished reom, wit i I eat ae . wié4ter. Co: pifax 4 16 7. = . ” * ao re : . —T r 5° 1% »V s.¥ i si*® , +i : . , e. 4s this gy ' _ oe _ *s tite seve os in .". / ~~ “‘~e . adie " —— . “a ve@tment Co. to Michae] Foriste!l;! BRADLEY & QUINETTE, 706 Chestnut st » OREON E & RUGS “- wh Third f s | ‘taining 43 9°28 ripemenans ae re ong - p-Tangourn, S7S3A | | 4 e408 N—4S rooms: is ® : : -_———- - — eae _—_—- + es nee. ones , apart iaTU A UO. 52° 3% & ia wh! pt } . - 1! . ‘ j.ts Appiy rtin-ian cc ; ; 4 1930-2005 Oregan avenue, six resi-/CATES, 6754—4 Fr oun s -weping por ci iW ASHINGION I ee ghout rooms, sun parlor, sleeping porch, bath eZ ets’ Main 2163. 617 oO os: : ee ae ain : gp RB ‘ ee — 4 “ : . , _ not ' cS ° _——_——— ~~ \° > oo vper 6§-reca PLE. is Call 1700 Tem . : > ° ; * ae r . as = . ; dences of six rooms each, for Joseph | —™*) 22%. __Forest - 219M aaa ment, pain ed and dcecosases Murphy tnador bed: apartment [tn ex- - NT ” ; 7r ris, un p rch: im-a-der i i te gil. | ——— _——— elient condition n’wiy papered ad 2-5 | F OR RE. : TEx 1 f f ® - ‘ ">. ? 7 2 ; ee a "Le 2eeee > e ” . ; . ¢ of aan be “— 4- = het — ; :€ ng ’ >} t Ty JS TAL i oe €90) . ame " a de a t .AS, $s? sing ad lat © three rooms, for Ww ij- ; * Al tA N Nt Ee O44 ati ri [ioor west. wo afraci-— a rai m1” . 5 Uf) para w nh nm - a row! me @ te rem atihs em £110 VERNON. 5269—6 rooms, modern —s eat. janitor service: ready Oct. 10; see 6263 — a i eh a ‘te ? —» erreK 5964 Easton. | liam CC. Uhri to Grace Hi! son; | 2, baths: rent 21) ; Pw ox FLATS $45 wm. STECK | i, ” gea 4 i = & o aks eet e & onl oe ee ee iim a> 4 pee ctate. | : 5 Pervics rear perch; first and second, $95: third floor | reasonable _—_——3555. | Sth, Locust to St. Charles. a= PERSON. SA—5 rooms, ball, ' S40. flats, for Joseph C. Schroeder: 2439 FRAN: 1S-PERRY-RUTH, 102 N. Sth st. | rooms. stea cated, nite ard Jos mith: 406! ad avenue, two-| perch; all Al_ order; open: $90 7 en ee a , ee a ctce roseaes ee Sada dealin , | QREON E & RG. SCOTT. 800 Che eatmat, | = “aE Sie wee es “Wainwright Bids . {> 72 t av.: 6 rooms, tile bath, screeneg | “7 A® TMENT FLAT—New; * | “c) | a a ven roo > on eee ine er —memaoe - —_---— = | r} eX . a i \ Pa ; 4 4 ; is : 1 ' Dias i ee ~. 7 a6 . . : lai wa © ae 2 nce Or seven rooms. | Clana. 775—Blizateth avia. modern . $_ Wainwright Bie pa Lrtimenits rear porch: $100: garage, $10 | _Apply 3841 Potomac. _—____—_- ao | sas TERNON. 5069—6-reom flat: , for Florence Grapengeter to William | ~ room. large front and rear sleepiig porch. | WASHINGTON BL., 37u3—University Apt. 726 Kingsland av.; 6 rooms tile beth,/ ARCO, 4532A—6 rooms, furnace, 2. 3 adults. €= at. for Dr. Archibald Kennel! toi cui ARA, 533—Second floor front: § tooms, ciency: S85 Lindell 6-Bo ae tin tos anon eaee , rd ‘ts ; ita ranged and are exceptional values Fr - eee eee “all conveniences: | >. water heat: 6 2 as > Julia K. Charisen. | 2 baths, sleepine perch and inclosed derch: OREON E. & R. G. SCUTT, 800 Chestnut, | im the city, bg ew “10a N. 7% particulars w rej uest . all Atanas. 2651—6 rooms: sil ao’ 4 SATERMAN. 525 7—Nice. large : , ; ®#XT “) su res. 6135 — > ue — - 6 te 2 — ~ - XI LE . & Cc . 10a N ‘th. art ~ -- ipon 1 > 7 D' 7. vacant ee a r Ww 4 . a rn ‘ished COmMmD ‘ote | t ) . ; Ww At Bru an 61xx—strict meet: e? 5 “eo a abies oe ee a ee 6015 dlaple iv.: 3 large rooms cn r- | _ — mers furnished | kitchemette.. turns - | OREON E & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Ti: sestnut. 125 a: MOOT aanits abar L3vaJ (15 WESTGATE, 34 floor south: o ler: will pu n Al condition: $85 ARSENAL. 291 2a—3 com! ge: $25 cr reaping. 'S — -—-- earrraseene rooms. sun parior oitite ; Fla oe aS ot ‘ [ATS ‘ . rooms: electricity. £as. £4°464°:- s «la ara av. . L | ¢] or ; W Ep M. " N 5Sa03—T ird : “>! > ,arge., + a cue 4 ¥ enorre —~s _ . j "i hath aA ae 5 : v aS, Sew wes: —_ we , " tb ° oA ; d _ " lieht 1 res aker: "me = ae Ca ’ ne : -_ lias * a orate " — tox . . nade bs’ : : + : , be e . : 4 : / ; ea x 2" 2a “Ti heal igi — — —? - to=% SAI ES AMOUNT T0 $175, 000' : ' im | ace order; immeciaie possession ent eo ae = aa = scat a oe n249 ates 2a fieor east; o rooms, 2843n Market "4 rooms totiet 18.00 | ARSEN ee Modern 4 rooms and gun S. wd . “ | DR N fs R ( i q V (2 A NY] y SI “EST FI SE BL.. “3805—Light = ATER) — P irs. of] bad svt , Sun pvDar | ‘ ; : » tit St «Ctloor. & ment to suit tenants, all modern equipment. Bi , tty: + R DISTRICT REAL ¥ 1 We cA i A ‘ i. Jes . Yo+— > or “4 and | M A ? i * _ made sales during the last month ag-| _in-a-dor bed, breakfast room, heat, phone. | WATERMAN, 587 2—* = 1°5 Clayton. 3 rooms k i tchenet te, /172 shington: io rooms, steam ie ome. giewping porch; Wu # ecor sie : a at building from ll to 12 and ? 9 to » § Offices , Mata 717. A. Grand and 1612R ic) porch, soiarium, 7 haths, gregating $175.000 and reports that a neice > third floor; $185. See second tleo: business continues verr active are, Gece—Agerement: fivve seems, |g breakfast room. Sun Darlor | heat. shower bathe. etc ome varn! ee —— - -ar + -{ wsereened-in perch; decorated to suit. Cab- WESTGAT _ oe floor north: @ roome Murphy bed .......... ceee STORES AND BUILDINGS pe ————. & sooml hall, ATS Among the sales were: 4632 Labadie | _any 8325. ” Pora| with 5-room effictency: $70 ANDERSON-STOCKE-BU Lee nie | 615 N Sth st.: 3%) and 4th floors. | CALIFORNIA, -3936—F Sgt: $40. “adu nts, | fas Large amount of space taken last week. Por best ¢ — NEW Pls ati : : 3 . electri Ligon. ee i . “11 3mo x ras " avenue, flat. soid for Henry Recker | 7 —- | FRANCIS- PERRY -Ri TH, 102 N. &h se _ 808 Chestnut st. iat heat and elevator serv- ath. furnace, ¢ = es “LAYT Tu) - R D.. 695 Fr ir P — 5 - ~-- ee — ———e i ee z. lod EP Meiiis Welchinann: 6412 avin. | (oe o—Four rooms and WESTGATE. 720—5 rooms, sun _varidt | | vic g ss gaan $200.00 | CAL UPGRNIA, 1MOd—2d floor. 8 rooms. Fue sheila Main 5055 or see us at ence. 43 | foore, tlie path. seam. beat. ote ‘ ton, bungalow. to Henrv Glusen- ‘oo BI 5577-4, 5B roi a Jaatitor veer floors, tile bath, steam heat, tractiv € ‘Apartments 322- 40 aes TH wel hyn ne A electri : bath. hot weer. st ove & — —- “ ANDERS > * = - ~* . . . . a H4#ar 8.f ewe ~ r 4ue : "Kamp; 2501-03-05 Benton. triple flat, .S>D@timents. 360 up. Cabany #0 A: NDERSON wee ERMANX af ye ay ee fleors 13 rote - £th and Sth 21 . Sassi* Cast 7 MAN. + oor a oe optional | HO ROOK - I ‘a . 5 “ ‘—re* ag iiiner 651R_ solé by J. Brockmeier to Henry | DY AS- SHELP, 109 XN. 9th st. rent $100: with ra 5. ith rage ' 2d: nice small stere a eee tile bath. garace, wit 30.00 oors. oe “Cail vit ‘Grand 3897M._ FLAT—To share; . for Henry Recke t Fre = - mished: light housekeeping or baechel!li- | —_ , gaze ‘pen r ; , = —— — ———- —- -= er a ae ane a / fae ; “s vis teh. 2 = . - rank Senka- Quarters for the we! recommended; j , New, modern . up-to-date; 6 large rooms ~500 Waterma! th 6 ‘arwe rooms c "LA rs FoR REN ‘DE TONTY. 3857A—6 rooms, aduits oniy ; # Box yy. 400, Post : DA { Wweez; 2344 North Market. flat. to _Week. tec —_ j and sunroom: heat, cominer ete.: practically an4 perc: very me Ti - 4 1219 S. Newstead. ist floor north; 4 $70: vacant a — 5 ‘ George Rogers to Henry Fedder. _OTTO TIE TJENS. 722 Chestnut et Main 586. « entral &S0 K 2 | \ }] floors. tile bath. stear heat 5 006 He TONTY. 430 A—Modern 6-room upper + Bi LLIVAN. 3819—Three | fu : The Greulich company reports hav- | one es 5336—7-r -room apartment, 3: | 6300 4 ‘ATES AY EN Ty _ a3 pit AC \i Xx rT Ord ANDERSON-8TOCHE-BI en flat. sum parlor anc siceping =. oy | FLATS FOR RENT—South FLATS FOR RENT. ring ow Poms en - . hoor: eat _ & ath, * ; 4 “iS 4 pstnut ¢. Tet tT REALTY Ct ~ave fC e - a ——— ‘ aes : teat re- aes * ing made first deed of trust loans) —— = “shows r. Fi Forest 5991 W. | o ™ - ————————s | Oe Stee seen nga ————--———-——-_ | Bt aubtr av. 4207A—6 rooms and beth UELMAR BL.. _s612—6 rooms. 2 & ETZEL 5611—Beau , arranged 4 First floor east. € rooms: steam heat s..9 . He TONTY 4308—S rooms, hardwood So niet , - tte : aggregating $90,000. rooms: every conven ovens f ee o1 La JULITS HALLER REALT cw) A ocuntitel S-room suite for ” ieee tie bat steam heat. etc.; 3 ?. | 4 modern. os. a ees “a rare oF ag ot Y =~ af rthwent SL iain emeelinmet: 319 International Life Ridgs lease in this magnificent build- Central OOTs. ee cow STOCKE-BLERMANN, | imside for hot water: open @ H. 5. MiASCH. Si Intl ated * ETZEL. 118 - . Pe SEE SEE —— aepenenres oan in to — peeve FARR “1 AAe4 ome ar 4 bath. oT an Aa DmeS By: “08 heastmut ef RUSSELL. 2iIZ2A—#iz rooms, modern con- DERBY, 6423—3-room . wTL BRIT. LIANTE. 5335 ‘ THOMAS F. PECHAN SELLS E fe : 6 c = rooms, kitchenette, dreas- | 6136 DEL MAR ing. This apartment contains = 2 : : a ~~‘ msesioltans pee as 4 rome, bath apd} Yemiences: open: owners will be there rage. Cabany 5927W. 1 gy ty pee ik rohy ; . - ann trent. | . . Cad 4 . 211d — T } tn a papere L™ it ‘FAN ] Lj] —_- : roe -.4e, § -- = . . 3 - 4, — 7 = : ; pes ~- u ° - tex every Mea ®t. be) rooms. y sun pariors : ca rage three } athe an ? ey ery attrit rte "S30 Hi¢ * . 1 oe ~ 7 tT ig se * . Mi raay betwee P! and 3 . ee Ey ASTON, 4146A—Fist, 4 rbhose. a Feat and . a. ie )—— ARG) west ; 2-Troom ; A Poe ‘Ate } neat nN on +h Ps) SO 1t i le as; ¢qrner aia —— tinea Pre = $ ; . ohiaiaien — ee ~~ _- 4 rors and sun room = arge recepuon 2 h. €: Suile, newly decorated an¢ furnished com- |} m— N. Fie ot ee cs o> , EIGHTEENTH. 910 N—Flat, 3 rooms. | FiNNica 3420—Five rooms and bath; call/ hall, 24 floor east: steam heat hone: as och a aul i Waterman avs., is ~ path and toilet, electric light. rent $22.50. | “2°59: Ketch. JULIUS HALLER REALTY CO., eS: BO _ Bet Toomer South — “>a Wa Jere 8 319 International Life Bidg EAST IN, 3003 A—Neatly SRST Aa. rooms. ¢ Thomas F. Pechan reports the sale plete fer housckeeping: private home; 3. | ae % ’ TMEN NT of Union an : ye in the heart of the finest res:- Apply janitor, in Dutiding - “DOYoNTU oT 412 2 at ¢ a o FOomns ARSEN AI ae & .« > = = . —_ : ee ey — > x ~ ae s. ie ; AKSEN. Rae 4 FTF \ KN | H “~ Sai 913 >. lst ] ° 4 TOEBR. 3 108—F Lae 24 anc ot 8 oor. vere reasonable ng.e . ; pomiraad floors, heat fur room “orth re enc A -- 06. me — rooms. 2 ferences. _ LDDIY ENRIGHT, 3082— 2 smaili 360 a ; nc zt ¥. . + e —_ D > 2 S of @ brick flat at 3138 Michigan ave-| garages “St Beat. gas, bath. phone, | PLAZA I ARQ UE APAR Pinar tm ' South td Parsing het n I ; } oto tior 7 ~s e1¢c Ome ry T ne > : onorner 427 OT ; wes, for Joseph Se *hulenburg to | FIRST +o near OO) Delmar bi.j—Newi Belt; 5 seomne, srehis off. ones : mode m te : Se — : ma: -¢ - : tail sie eric. newly de nated ~ 2. 1¢ stil ke . * Frieda Zahradnik. Other sales wera: | " "G. “BLANK > "on oe @arage.( every detail; opem fer inspection; rent re GIRALDIN BR R. E, CO., tion + large rooms; \ — SEVENT 1235 35.—*2 large rooms and family: gent n oni PLA | _ Z r, a* - | i La -strT it ; y | 4 . Ps. o a. oceans a - ah — _ ee ee " hey : : amr a - -“ . y « nh leme on z : — a faced S13 Che tnut St FRANKLIN, 3020—First floor. 3 rooms nd pagesccary repairs. for cood téen- Ls itches: ; electric and i gas aduits: $1 316. ENE at r o205a— — ladies. and garage. acany ~ —) ro ’ ~~ ~~ 4 : — SS ey > furnished, couple é Bric * Rt serepeetatnnetectereenerteeaee ee . 2r k flat, 5916 Harney aven ue, for FOU NTAIN 4851—Two rooms heat. ¢c-|CREON E & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnzt. : ner Ena Ne bath. Si! pone nee _— ws | & annie Bruns and husband, te | ‘ene ty i ephone, baih; nicely furnieh | ee ee ere ee epee cma se ae — a ~ 431 N e ' ah nt rent 5 (yu F R ANC 1S. SEt ENTH 1817 &S—3 reoms. to email | Forest 7411R i FLRNISHED FLA? blatme betes t . . u eer ; = oan ane - eS - age ees 2: .% ; rei ye ra . —- 4 hie . a . , i, 4 vl j . = - on ¢ , yr“ * re? 44 - - —_ - é » ae j — acu.ts,; Charlies J. Moser and Wife; Mat, i aan DFELIOW 2 t= a 3 ( Rae NF\ ‘RNI SHED ri AP AR’ TMEN rs. a Suburban GOTTLIER REALTY oO 23072 Wash: c3) = , R > 4] a CO At aio ours after, ; emp required. ln- eran? 412 oA ae aSenetene: $6.50 wees 1809 South Tenth at . 7 26 ; ee ee iret ¢ or roo'T. . eet i ers oF 4 : Or 5 roo s . 10 ’ s . — — i : 2 = = = _ - — : H ~ ; - F sin ‘eal ‘a a 3 " rp! ant. ete. ‘a 1) adc ts. : a a —— : — " . ‘reet, for Adei- sun periar, $7 mmediate possessio: 6522 Water an. . ¥ tl r. 5 reoms, $1035 i ‘4414—4 rows iurnisnaed at; , mo - . o — pene _~ T *} iin nce . - a. = os ATTESe , ; ion —— i@T: b, PU moro? & : “ ae . a . = . ee i ao , _ > ’ N OAH. i . - > reoms an bath. ae aor am ; Suse ilssill } ; ase ‘ heid Ricker to Joseph Shuetbler BRAT LET & Y : x - id Ee. "OR Chestn 4 = . ‘¢ ‘ be . ay “T , F Ins let flo. r. $55 E> SI R ABLE aF A RTMEN rT ses re ei 1’ se! f » | L D : ersi . ( =s a i? Fr ALL \ a 4 — - Tus gas. whiter ~ ~~ * + LAS , —— r rls “a. .if cr ectric, [ Ur- ™ fa ~~ SEE, 2830—86 roorns, mo! lern. S65 >: VM. J. a REALT West I _M a OPT, oWner. Cabany 23 la we t B is ee Fad wt — Plaza Parq ie Apart ment C801 Univers'!t; v9 erst: ® S23A O'Fallon, 3 rooms, gas, Water nace. $60 - ; | >> > be : —— ——— 7 , _——— ——— oy IN. ? Jefferson & Gravois; ————— = _—— nse 7 et aa 4 —— ATES 5153—4-room fat. t& : semgean F. Svoboda and wife. to HAMILT|N, 606—4 roc roome and bath. 34} South side » ei , Mg ny | aoe oe a came Yaad een Cal ace: 26 fieor, S70: : > tant. outs site Pershing ween Union and “4 2 & ' LIVE, 3302—Twe-room fiat, rear. Apply) QUERY! a Ste = o | seers PE 3 , ' , _ . ene nd wits. tor Phone Trier 1402 Nov. 2. See jani- | Belt: 5 rooms. 7-room efficiency: modern in Deine the 23 floor corner en ais as 3 ea Kitien on mn 6s ™ ? oe o1e6—4 « and beth newly | TEN> ESSER, 3 23S Menten, electric. | _ ir € perch; all conv olete: Beat not furnished: : HAMILTON iia , every deta! pen f ct rooms. © bathe, sun parior ar {urphy be Pn. . ee nt BA ene : PM ge Call before . “m. or Monday. eniences; | es : Mary nd Terra HAMILTON 1144—4 rw ne Un parwr ‘ RES N ; & R Gs “ Tr 800 “haat r ou ‘ at*ract e ' Aecorate to s a where YTASHIN “~oN a, —] t's « oright rooms : “« oe I “a - “ : Sleers — eo «+ “ ——- — - or —_ atc a electric: 9 x. i 5 rooms lest R053 ARF PY la ce Let Seld. Murphy bed. cas range ref erator. ever, i ao: eee - » ‘ SRIGH? "5S16. Y P - ould ] ne? iy . A=Hi aND. 42) ‘s a= }—_ West S “Do rs on "atl Cal fornia , a ae ee ae El CLiD 1416 = ar oe > . ro : s | ee. - : : | See BEI 59 | ae ; oe = ) — —~ - » % = ~~ aa of electric tart +2 . al nin ————_—— _-— - — - TMiRD-. ‘42 323i Ss —j meme water. rear. $7 A “the pee her pare flat: ~. ished in Sep 7 ra 75x18? feet, to Thomas Moffat ° J oo ... BE it “HAM. OF Ins z. fe Ls tz ’ 2 PE S = rR: . 7 .P _ I™ eacs. ~ t3 nat “+ ® eC! x : = 7 = = ms | 4 _a= Z vrerrrT) « Tn Aer south ~*~ le - i323 Mis a KI ~ AACH ia 4 ‘) 825 . .* non , : ; > Ls ° > > a . = - 4 JRRIS EB. Cy... $2 4 , “i = Bs, wt ASS Sp | | ee ere. mt cor morte § i001 jede 377R teh | 3 a sRS HING AV. Four cory rooms and large eum room with | Doe.n “0° Sendition: S55 to =" tl_conventences: rent $35. _Lacie*e 1**: | THIRIEE ENTH, 2407 3 —2d floors, sevea| FEED. A. RENEKE. 212 W. haNsINGTON, 5126 — Will a nn ~ saan eon t s-£C OG « ' es ic «? rooms mores s Sun par 4 & ,lae i. 4 oor | ° 6-ro j eth Oe aA ~~ . y . -~ > i") o= .* = - ™ al Tha tt «# bath sur | , -~ ~ s . _— 4 - a — ~ . ‘“nisiet Des 5 ene z Selis Jun me. gy Be EO ROsEXBA rent $05 Oe ished in. ivory: will decorate to” suit. 2—B_& J. MO RETLLY._723 Chomtay_ Pen 855. Call Bunday. 4246A Fisd rooms. m Rot-water heat. olectric. ete. _ ov AS“. 4472— Visitation | sole: ali conveniences: Le . ‘ ° BATS it’_oF. | be ‘ i . sia 3 . wash ame “ > & = 3 _rwrt > — . si sa. Seve ~ = = a oa . ‘ e pies 4 Moyle J lata H Ho Ban iwoond n oars. tile bath, steam he a “eT? WN > MOOT hz rch. garage ating - +e ea - | ce s & 4 : nage = e a st we furnace aan ate f 2 La ‘ea and ‘a mn dries ? pore ’ ‘n- FIN: NNEY. a7u: a diieces | =" = = ——= 3 h ns * eh tte reo 3 Ho aes Remigenanannayereage y | Corner Haniey ra BACUN. 1919—Flact. 4 rooms. *lectrc. gas ae Se ; 45492 ne "| = ‘ALBERT eae ¥ sth "Chee morning. ete inns furnished. rooms, ' $i \FLE 3 oS ee sa! o ERSON-8TOCEe PF .eTree sara a ] qT FRANCIS-*¥ FRE ur 172 *& 2. eile ** o% See. SGpev 2000e. 7 ‘Satehet Se" ; ‘ O1O ¢ eatnut , _ *fic; Bea ‘y npie ‘Cal ae aay idle Peete liehinaaiy gry eautifu rayMoor” | FRANC heikg Pinisded, 8% Ble be ee x fe} | Side. Sidney 45008 i WENZLICK ag _omsicte. cabany Sbae . OE esi nut_st en — INTON, 2551A { —Three rooms, gas, ** — ry - /ICTOR, 2924—Modern 6-room upver flat. 3084aWw — 5 pS &., res a te ‘ oS n 50- foot lot at 4145 Ju- | "TOD NAD 7 : ' Apartment. s ,- Cr a*er asad Clara — — petri a nl BE* s*. $12 (rear i= .u ti gas, water heat. moderr. $45 adi . only. "4040 Trrin@liate D> seeas or j 7) re - =a! : 4: a sciulits re. eTences ait : 7 INTERDRIV E AV. 7035. —1st #1 | 8 rooms. 3 bathe bigbes 2; w jece- pm. 1 TM Le Ea, eg Shaw ar. :, —— VIRGINI aot Peo tetaht canm —+ | FLAT—S and 6 room; TEKSON. »iOA—6 Nahr re x ee « al - ,_ ai ; \ ia* >i A. 4* —as » ts r is Ut a s. ba — © 500 RATCLIFFE. 49 on t she re rv} mew! rem &si a rata street for Charles Fle - : . ww ri aes : ; ae - : worth — Fate; garege; open foc 3 on: parth ART NT RENT BENTON. 2247A—4 rooms 0; party Suy- L_AT—3900 bleck Hartford Poors; mixd- | fo Parnes, of Lamar, Colo.., ts Tom | ’ N. , 4 rooms, sun Parlor, sleep- lars p x ne o*ner, ‘rive °049 i / 7 APA MENTS FOR — 4 tut uture reasonat e ce NS OE IS Ns ' — stear bieck = ~ md ae P adults; _=at 235 Poet-Ii«, ° VIR P 1A. —NVewr, modern reoms. FLAT- ‘. es ist fi _ LNI PL... oF alker Jones and Elizabeth Rh. ing _poreh ; garage. FRANCITS- Ww EST END. -APAR TME UNI free Bell phone; $7; oper Sixt. Ticck scan, eee coo! Ss 3433 Virginia | 2 so. “reterence required. J ——— = nes diem at POweiss iN ' : . ~ _— —: ; —39 cc “sg a J - - —_—— _—— - -_ — — his wife. até U Ss RE ALTY CO 4 5537 Waterman; 7 rooms. 2 batha o wee D- West LAREN‘E. 42 -65—Beautitu | ewer 5-room ( Sovth Grawd- $35 per nm Jarnes | VIRtsi iA, 2900—Fia:. ; roots. with heat ——~ _ ition gt., S04 img potch, iar ze Too ls ¢ surround- fF; a "1 ‘ewes flat. sardwood ws, a Mocer3 im- M. Smit 4705 Gravois; Rivers de a4. | and bath | | ht AND apr’ S$ ech | t-284 reasonable fren: Mey po a ee DELMAR BL 4315—Niceis furnishes ovement . fle ee eee A ee ee . — PLAT—4 ead > rooms, r; estnut st. = CONRAD ! “SCHO PP £22 . che cae apartment, 2 rooms; complete housexeep- 2° Cement? ~ ee | PLAT —FOur rooms. modern, fn £200 Dice “| WYOMING. ; 716—Lowe: 5 room flat. xa- | Weed floors. and steam . PARTMENT Wrtd.—Must be KINGSBURY. 56 5680— ea 2 ee ; > ei ag: aduits DoD DIBR. 1901—S ‘rooms; call Monday em Russell av.. $45 James M. Stith; rage: a vata only. Riverside -33SR. ic7}; nished. Call Forest 5946M: | foonie _ hawe three bed oan Fe RY, 5660— ae —— a_i + alk ames AIR 2014—S-room wpprer flat: 470% Gr: «: Riverside T74W. WYOMING 232919— 7s Se : 2e Servic ~ . ipert as ts ency « Srenx MOS a sik v. " om ¥ vs . * ~ a oa - pinta a . : nd ,4 ~ aa os - . S 375. S380 Ah = ting: electr': ht ators, + a QF & a” 2 places re .: = EL EV ENTH. 2308 N eel ro. $535—Lower mocerm }-reorm ing ca tanternend: thank Seal NOeRIRY? | iene a | SENBAUM-HAUSCHULTCE R. 5 Fr RNISHED APARTMENT — Compiete! nt $2: Ot Grar rage . . ; I ; Tt 7 ° ; ; b nat 2 ate one * E. ct : ~ ma 5. i nD rer SCHULT : te ‘ ; SE Linea re _ . Sony a ger gy cs aw a floor enet 24) -_ _ Broadway. furnished: o Teoma, With garage: adults ROSENB Al "M-HAUS gts E = =. €O.. : .T--Near Jeftarson and Cherobes: id W Y ‘ ae Se7ve A—6ix rooms and bath: FOREST 77-4 avy (PARES Wis —— a . 7 sucin be | er "eer “ —qe~p= a ? .. ~ Bs N roa . o o— pd ‘ibe. tte ; : z- - » ~ tj - P Ey LOR - — ll cea bo. = ’ — “ ’ . nor omen: rent $90. « wondertal” rai open | W Or DK Ww AP \RTMEN’ : |? 28 A: . . PEemErse! — § sl sicaiidinaiind’ adwa) modern rooms e bath, bot-wa ha Sw 00 3 loers, urnace heat: large P- 4 en: 4 o N = pose tine. out-of-tmcn or » DREON © 282 G SCOTT 800 ana | rae é “ 4s FURNISHETI!? APARTMENT—7 rooms, $11! FLAT—Modern O-room upper: Fairs nea dines a —. te adults; $65; open a. ™. ° aSENEREE em T_T : ake, Daily or Sunday. Minimum = ee 4009 Lindell: 4-room efficiency; see jant!- nd Use 0! mom, or Bi. ithout room Distrxt; aduliis Bex F 188 Post-in- RY REMSBECHER,. Chippewa and Ne- |. 1187W_ fc} | GAMRLETON PL. 6125 ¢ 5 Seek » Swe lines. Three or more insertions KINGSBURY, 5745—4 rooms and san par- . ; d pre men. auuit mt : jease of FLAT—Large five rooms: = rn. ‘ska: Sidney 267. Victor 1208. | Plymouth, few eteos from See ee ae 4. beat for ‘ fs per tine discount w “5 —— ge yanitor service; rent 73 ROSENBA! aan ~ \USCHULTE RE. co., Joager, answer ta) Box F-68. P.-D. ¢. heat. attic: $45 Ir antes 191 . Stehe . at a 3 "tab pl. south). 23800 bdicck: 6 Southwest Page and City Limits Cars a nate 0 eee et dees a 4 7 ects in wcer ah . _y nape * ‘ ki toe : _ —~ * wit oT) a t LL» - r? and - - “ e — —_— _ - - hs TP Geet E * ' . JS ~ cer r. " . s ‘ be: 2 ¥ ; 7 7 “= x aan’ open for in#n ¢ - RET «mela 3 .= r r+.” x E . . “Adon? A = t Jeua. 7LAT—=> rooins. , ath. fur Tha oe garage om. ; ha t b. froee ard heck porch, het - ee " = rm 1o7 'N om, Tth \) Hy. BR ee f A . ge : ™ z i neat ecpaarte basement metal DEVONSHIRE 49136 room modern flat; ————— _ ti TY , 4 . 7 : ?and S11) P “ , r = mon : hone Cabanrt a batie eae abdout aww rr i zk on , hy oe ee po * ey is: _— 2m ble: : . . ee j re an . ES : ‘ » i 2 r ‘ ’ - sot oe E =) a - . .s / - e * ~~ — . , 2 m = z Teasona ad wZ te oa at DFELLOW. 1386~— Moderp é «i 4@T és. > L iret »* ase severe re _— te ee Ni »* ’ a ed e — KINGSBURY ; BL. 6659 ‘let cx, we es 24775 oo ease peccigey> A! g& steady tenant Boz A- 21. —_— tr. : i machete king AS : acest ai . e: ers - ‘ ae j a He Le - /, — . - = c- = . . - —_ og ne? fy . _& 7 -O42- es a AE na > . pas a “ 3 S768 _9, r 6 FIR ST ‘ , wi ia ent inc! Sl eae Pale en ee and ha on: ad “45. _—— me HA — asek SS eee TY CO : . = ae 8 | & 4. i L. . : g* ’ . s ce ™ : rT . ; he °2 * —, ae? Bead eh ee eee © | 4335 WN . r % Ta ls a * eee ae 4 PA , ‘“ $5504 A Ww Modern & rooms th | aut. Tom bs 7 r ~ : - 3 roors " tt : . = ‘ a > =f — —— . —— w. a _ a -— — a > far ‘ces 5 . 4 mas a* = . F a , > - j tue 0 2 r ° > ied , polamiy . - es 24 : wi : FUOTE ; ar = anew . : ae wher? . | % y -» SO4 ( shestnut st. »., » rooms, all to he decorated visto : *) on a r Garden &: cache oF Betis AB all yee ~- floor: hat ~ coos furnace rent $35 RAVOUS. 4252S rooms and bath; aculee sun parior r sits only ie) teniences ee Seponsibie couple: 2== . \ : ri | E18 - be eak? fas ro ‘ a ; t =é - i ~~ =— . Fi 4 — Bo. BA L 2 ad ~—— > LTE > E » - —. "Orr ’ ae Prt . Py ‘ a: va - ~ =* ma”? ? - _& ‘= eToOTvT.S 3a ft; : ‘EW PLA ; we $75 ° . r a rT iT - ¢ : + rooms, ye rthwest “¢ Agt., | Ti t g e te ‘h. teilet, het and cold water ’ z a hae TO : vest al. 3 . P 5 “CHOIC EA APT. Si S Chestnut st 1118-22 Ce g. (ct) | Janitor te, Sol M MARYLAND, 4160—Purniehed apartment. 2 GLASGOW, 2705A—Six rooms. ren: $2 client on: adultes: references: $30. {© = ear Tower Grove Park: & full | KING'S HIGHWAY. 14124 &. ad | FLAT Wid — ~ ~ = r . . oe = > = . -S es . > -"~ - _ ~ ws , —a = ai — r nT . - : 46x; ~* rent x = we - : i> ‘ hest: NDERS ern ™ o— —— - USENBAUCM-BAUSCHYLTE RF ' hace. € ss rrwt — © 4 s = ‘ ~ « Kiwi i. ¥ . . s Atvste > & a = x ser le furnish . "47 2 a : : 4 S| . I t —Srt ~ . ~ | : je 3 4 - = . ipa 7 PERSHIiNG 35 736—Four-réom efficien - pee ; a-- = ~ — al es - Fue?) £ , 4 — oo . . ara er } = ~~ = F Te¢ attic, separa ; sieey te ip trout 4 = =“ Bs > RUSSL TH Ll—Thr room free 1! sr FAYTETT?E.. Ge Thre room un tr 3 . 6 Mmecern. tret or near : " > GEO. 3 sbiendia condition ry cE Te ER. Mt ast +a : rose ‘-—*: - " ok yaeAitur seer ; Poy } (-wuater of eas - ] mm) . wT ~ ae e?a Dc) t- “eet Pi a hai - a D , : mx «°° - om "i += om LA - 4 ers m. 2 a“: apee > ~— eee - at a ee CBE For en: "golem. Ts ‘AD REALTY co Otee 36a) i 2: oi lecorate , eles” Cetin eneienet aces e100) 817 FULLERTON BLIx ; mt. __ or; mocern conveniences. reasensdie. ic) cath, hardwood floors, etc.;: garage tf de-| = ay HERSON, 1134. —Newly ‘vrais : FLAT Wtd—3 or 4 roomam i ve estnut. Reom “or —— . : ‘i - drese with ‘s it a —— ae an. 1 ome ee — — Be AG , —ee . : :=.- in “coms. kit ai iene eit] Open or gentile —s or ; e- — . DE Toxtr = et iemomeeh INDELI O54) Loti « area on nip tom . , a* = 139 N\ * Tur "sc T> rs ; “a = Sagan 9a nea sagem att “Ad —s io Fema selina: , i- . te A . a > re%a | WY ewited , A cae dl 3861—Second n “OF Wes 4 , — BL. Ponting a = \ T — - ‘-. . —— my : e-! ve flat . AO? - 2 a at*e Trheaie rn S4 - 7 Ww r- 1OerkE 10604 A. . ort % + ’ antar we eee yy oe .. ‘ r . e ti. a ree beat, hath tee Mg de Sas range, steam § Ment. cemter court. Sth floor. vest 10 ann “THE PERSHING”’ oo 6 Pershit sv... six-room efficietcy: tences ides = s ~- simpunestenneagiiltinsseionsniilinitionignitiiliatigiathinis 7134-36 ALAMO AY — NEW ; water heat: heat no! taclodeds : Grand and Mortesant ‘se Ww s i MAND. tes = bathe; 5 of rooms fine view Forest Park avis equtifully furnished mpiete fn every Gea + F>-—ipy - LAOVISIANA. 2314—6 roomae, 2d fieor; 2 New flats of 5 rooms. sun purior: { McPHERSON. ver- -Pive = PLAT wit : SeAND. Ene. 737 Chestnut This is one of the mest.sight!y. bre > am 1 oaee AND 5 390 PERSHING - A g0OOd summer apartment: also gestr- -“" {5% 402LA—Modern S-room flat. rent roms 34 floor: all conveniences diate possession: rent $65: inspect. ern; first-class rom, reat T LAT “tl —Lower 5 reaenay ATETTE. 8949—Peur nm Sleeping) «TEENY apartments tn on ced ate . © ~~ S L ’ AV. abie 4-room effictenc: ' . es a sii Sie cee ie: > ee As ———————-; #. J. CORNELL BE. CO... 113 =. Tm st | Jos “Tt TX ‘KM aX e REAL en OES. Bou F-28 7 dec erat ted - hee? + = Anca o “814 « ear. : * rf OTeg?t o at the = a Siw H vf . E. i R : e ‘ ‘OTT ar “ o - , : st : a roots. og err : ” reer ° Lom , ~ : --——- ——- = -- ané gas 2¢@ults preferred . . = gartce : mn ern: adults ony = See m fia. t he - . ely a egy Upper Me Hi» RS : (ae ——4 ed ry atuits. nome reference. + tAFaverte — — er | “ 3919 Serene ficx ave #' te “-@-cor beds newly r2tec 7. +. ‘ rT? ar 1G i -4 i ve. L6H7 ii ‘4-368 2 ‘ bhiv e sf. 2 A eS be _—™- 2 aan —- - pappaneenibntmneaition , ee ' aes a ere 3a 7 _ #% + . and eect gg Bo furnace; ; Ww ashington Hi: igh's fF. ~ . ; pa. lor, 3670 — 2.1 f oor Went s roortns roo Te [SG rarior $ : af ‘ooo rate anda + ‘ar lhree -~ e a e pun Re ae rontn 24S AT 1424 —_ {*-ProQer fat be th ys | i—_4 POC Tis _and _ heath: $32 50. 10 Looe. Ingui re first fids menier a ; epen toda’ oe ~ . Wr {Three Teoms, 1 —_. : . - = S ‘ina — —= ~~ oe R , sia or - - r- = - . *ta4 ar. fur oe iy ~~ . - - . -- ~ Jt) w ee + =? . . a ; emebte win ae re. © pen rent rea- : soy yan x *® apartment rent reaa Saye 2 S rooms. a Me Pr EB Hss in Ser iMate . Se + nie Ki N m* 2 bn el + ue ee ’ . : ‘ -FaierT Deat arge ,ou™ms. “ors a es rovus anc Sxstures ot -air S55. ee ‘ $5 reward e Monee 2 28 Caii Cabany S707 , fornmace a “> ~onggges M API LE PL ~~ 3114—8 roots, . — oe a eames “ teemmsz,. gan oartor heat um: f mR flee . neta - ween > me od *®. Open pereh: en — re Pen ; Ti My? 6 “heetne*. —— -" en ; “ , ‘ . jeeaitil : ; ae Sa ah, _BARTME R. - 6811 l1—Two co apletety furnished | __ beat $47 z g LAT Wti—JZ roome-: $35, Po 7 : as . *y ; md 3S re Siti 6 As cler " — a f . — nema — er A TL ) i A -- a furn tee ; oom at MA ‘~ P| —— ‘we rem is. bre no chrild-en Pid 28k een! hz Toots for s adi its em eee - he adults. Sth went | “Graod 47 red $45 remay for tmmediare ocx upan rent gan : °°” . ‘ ’ Pe ie apa = ~ . _—_ _* - ae —— —= a ate | ee ee — ideal loration.. ey - Sees z: - SHAW 41374 oma . - x -_- — ES CMe ' : , S310 Pereh'ns: f1 iwnisPed 2 reoms. 3- | : * 468.n— “ rrtrc cas reege MACRY, Slto—New bongalew fiat« fear DLA‘ KSTtTONE 147 ao ~ Corr: —-_————_— = -———- ‘ ae chil‘ ren : —_ “am a od + heepas ‘= CE x - & —_ - YT 5. BM “heelnwt = f a r > ig j - oa" - ‘ [oor ef “ct Re 3 rooma, "S-enem = ’ be ‘ rm + ’ “iil rug elertric aw mm ete . « x oi) . 7 —— efficienc; nuodern flatea rent . ° + = MAP Le. '$3326—De- 3 Som - 3 Plats a ~ ~ - . ? o- - 7 “ > > t+ ee > ~ ° -_ ~— aces —_ - — . ’ a ; - . : ~ ; - rT sAS.. - ; Oct. 25 Sr ares seeerae cee ine ‘ om, S00: 6217 «ates: 3 ruoms« our oe ia csen.cv ciuaing - + te powl ae? mPa wt ti w ~orne ett ix Ixy a5 iTimen MIL VGUHERT ¥ ms Liti-!£ a —_——— _ — - wade? 6 os Parior; ad iults. * _ — or - « . Ar ¢ Ee tal rt rr ” Za’ irnt - : ~~ —s . = oo hw AA » os ' | ie ; - ” -~ = i.e.) ‘ i” 41S A—A ° . er . rimfte fe, —— . on — ‘i — ——— = - ——— — — = sues Gr *¥ | Lad Compten Heights: 6 rooms to ng ~~ s. | rT — 3 Sa ae aoe ae | ue gy | Se Fortt 01990 ae ' Anniv downstairs ” —" MIAMI, ~..°c-—J3 rooms, electric: noe bath: CATES, 5227—3 new single garages oe mA RYLAND. 4300—Very rt = . ~ant_067S=, : wnt aac awn, HERRM | ANN IR Ee a Se + ‘Apt. 103 East>—Youne cou St. Lonis’ Finest 4 ogee ' | CREON E. & RK. G. SCOTT. 800 Cbestna: | SAN PRANCISCO. 5116A-—-3 lacee can $°O: adults on Vil'-r ties TORO : - DRene vie etear-beated ar ; a wtt.—Jg A, . Cheat pst as wie “FP AG te sare 4-roce ots iar ~ . . J Fee, it* é na rye? - ; (eS3) j eva we = . = 7 as i, aunamnien tene fives: cee, 96.5 tr; * recms,. per iwork ? \PARTM E. NTS i \T wi «i aw ad } “ £ 4: e = wh rl ater J -— Serr os Wash — NAGE i + ee * ret 4 “voor . bath. FERD. ry _PENERS. 212 Wainwright . ~ ye carr ees - ‘ FLAT Wea —s ar 4 —. the ame - tite Gata will iecemate: third fisoc: nee PUREST Riinse. 3408 DELWAR ie ia — TR nl a —_- “nate a—«-" - h. elec- a t Bide. MARYLAN 300— Ve ) or * R G. &corr MO hear nu -—- DERE. F SePMeten. iT Me tic rent $73 Thie is the o- me of : “Big ! , 5370 PERS SHING SPALDING. 49494—New bargacw fat i —— S. . . . Sr 5 ae _ SATES, S14%A—Sin large. 1 igbt* rooms. hedta: oe ed - : a Bes GRoOY &. isid " ~Aderiment. 4 rire. Mis + agg ; —e RENDES BR BALI & , . : ; * peed "5 + a fee - : or ‘ es * es = acs. Bot os Y ee » ae : = i - os ath x r ee Gone eS ot and me ono oreferred — § South — colees. fleur . nerth euted Usd m . ” : iam . “ Org is a ia 2 Tt 2 * - ? «i e 2" eT ssa o ; - i id > . ar = - a? . . a i . - : ~" “ *2 cz os bel ee | 7 ryt . aa ed . . 5 st Weer - + Pat «| " kis LA YT SS. 44 4s—Th- r 7 ~ ¢ LA voome and gun par —_ we Ly ABRs GREON Fo 2 RG SCOTT «00 Cheatca S-story firepreaf buildis ° Sarenr ST. LOUIS. 4775-—8 . ; A ree-room fiat, $32 Merviand-Otive rar a : Tt Wtd—4 rooma, : * doreace te mult; 2 UY | PERSHING. 567%1—secons f Breet «. wate Roca ag ee ee a Se Re, 6 __ 8180 garage Avo! wel 33 te tt $90;) NOR H DAKOTA, 3236—3 rooms and Apoty 1471 Rowan MARYLAND. | 377 —Bea ‘ : 288 Sunday ih. » — —; ¢ e7ergsT « Vv ' . ol met 4 - a : © te + ~4 , ~— ‘4 - A — ; ee tA ti, “ - Ss. mea ee ais Chestnut ot = = =. MY. F29 Ceestzuc + | APART mms NTS FOR RENT Vorkleic! 4 ot Sf i408 2 tak 4 eoean ad a ~ a tt = 2 Sen Sunday. between 7g m. | ©! AYTON. 7 13—ADt. styie fiat: Block For- MOT finest } 5 PLAT Wid—é rooms, oF rw > ars " ~_ - Au 4 . - . . > > — : . - , ’ is -~ on for ' > ‘Lafayette ette ] S es SIM) -5 ~ Sparimen? «: Tt a OPrALJCIgN Apart me nt Hote! hot Water heat. tile batt ey ate ge oepemaengggereny — “= = w roores: | Murphy bed st cam. Poors fet in the city, & & \ famfily of sgcuits an: Pring Avenue toys +98 fsetune ‘—e- ‘ i~ PEARS Bi} , ‘ POooOTns ‘ G4 Ww ‘ p a4ulte . mis iwxS ' ; ' FY ”~ ToOOTrs 4 hat bh ‘jas ~ try. Tew. Maret-ttm! 4 t ear a $65. throeghoat: rent $45. s - Re : Post- | & Soeriztg ar: chotce apertment ae RSHING S677 —PFour rocam. «un sario- erm’ wre ing ber ‘*% tile bath § @) 49 Bs cs Liic’ TAVIOR. 2S10A Na rean, ———— _fixte res Apeiy 180 1 3. Broadway. © LAYTON RD., 6978—attention. Hi-Polnte- | of. 2088 permitted. oa ? FLAT Wid.—Ey en ard sur pacter wis) be f ~ iii de “Oreta a , ’ ; Mi = - ot =f, - 7. ‘+. *. F The - &- Ing oer “ a = rer Rood f° - ; Pore st 7 4 v E WILLIAMS & BLAND. fae. 717 a atticter spartan rh . —— md. ee Sis . Or oe wrictie “ter } FERD. A. _BENERKE. 212 Wainwright Bidg. ern: Se : = ’ " ——— - - . m 72 Ee CUOK, /7124—4 floor: 7 rooms, teath and NEWSERRY THR.. Se . * Te we 3 Tie i Cheat = eed , , . ey ard sur ste Te - = . y : ao - * eu : r j* ‘ . . i ow ae | tT aa ~ _- @ ryt? 9 ” : = laos “ fee a ™ = at. let | PERSE) NG. S329 aensiilins am 4 a “? 2 ere ~ seal 7 % 7 wry ad . 4 * ee se | #20 parior, two batt cae OOF ous 175 Ha ies oieeaae, ees well ve : am heat: garage. Apply Morda e4 tieer *% on third: ear furnace: $40 ; REALTY co. > = a*rage ranted MERCANTII’ : ecaler service » ' 417 .r . ee. rage fey sizo 3 om third: sea na : 4 o ‘, ° 2 fy : - ” . " >. : ~~ : z* a : . w- — , : “= s . a4 cs . ; a ht ae ee c= "ie eet ie . ; BUTT s cyaire Lv... +8 Chestgat. JO. DtCiMANS bad ~~ he Bec cer Pw & Berea 2 . > sins ios ae ro x re sess 2a _ gti Se j i pes os, <5 ie ee 5 ‘ Pi: =a © fe wr & ; so i” wae Ga. iT is

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A “ 4 SUNDAY, SUNDA . 22 OCTOBER 8, 1923. a I 7 00 REAL ESTATE F or r Sale E 7 BER §. i929 = 2 xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats Apartments, | Residences For Sale Today. _post-bISPATCH. sf R LEASE —— TS FOR F Beet | SEATS AND AP'T’S. WANTED’ DWELLINGS FOR RENT | GARAGES, STABLES—For Rent) TO LET—BUSINESS punrosts) SUBURBAN PROP’TY FOR RBAN PROP’TY Y FOR A ul | PROP'TY FOR GALE "3 aga. T1414 Alamo: 9 rooms, gun pat-| in fair neighborhood. hoe Bveo, Pe West _ BRICK GARAGES BUILT — ae SALE 8USU SALE SUBURBAN UGHERTY ; - prt ED i - — - DOU PLAT Wtd.—4 rooms. modern: we of | FOUNTAIN, 4949—Have nicely furnished oes reasonable in city. Call ew Central ‘ Phone & : '@ 2 $e sR RET. *, 5603—3 rooms, bath end irand; rent reasonable. Phone Sidney 13-room house: all rooms for | 3194W (e | PINE 1 07 —For lease; | | rTO! } Ay. a 2 canet: first-class condition. - 2959 or Bomont zAS your choice: prices” reasonable. eT | fledr : 24. 108; J aig 21x30; er Pa aaa | y Son, =D t —11 rooms, 2d and 3d flres;| FLAT Wta— : e a anne elevator: sivlig s f£nees. Box F-380. Post-Di h. lor ck garage ; . - sa8 BL., 394: Leena scnetiieeeee s ST t yr tm e eaten een / K rs e. § - - » +.) | BL., 3949—Room and board, $7.50; a | eee. (c)| BACON, 2411—Garage. able for repair shop, front driveway on " ¥ .for \ acant property at the : Ma. - privat Grand 6513W. 3960A/ . r conatl : : | ii ; ; a0tel Statler 37701 = 4546—5 rooms. modern: steam | Wyoming. > ‘This very well bulit attractive home can! $30. M. McDONALD R. E, WASHINGTON AV. (cor. 27th et.)—-Spiendia ff ah, end of the street car line in 765—Beautiful, large room;| about $35. Box B-272. Post-Dispatch. on Bldg.:| || Ree % hardwood floors. $2800; $300 down. easy GARAGE AN EPAIR SHOP—Cen | _ogbe-third girl’s time, et ao Bi re} |] erlence : ' os 3 Chestnut st. Tt oe _»* wn asy_ terms. -) +E AND R tral pert | 32 “ stc.; $60. Olive V Building q | ope minted: & Cf 71 estn § FLAT Wtd. ——Modern, 3 rooms, or cottane: | LACLEDE, 4392—7 rooms and recept ee | of eity, for 10 or 16 cars; heat and water 18. e) | maa i eae FL L nitin a 0 eee re ° a a ae eee — tomobile busines a? . P 3749 (1st floor! 3 rooms, bath, AT Wtd.—By couple: 3 rooms: 24 floor: LINDELL BL., 4936—10-room n Fesidence ¥ HOWARI TAY LOR 706 Chestnut. | unwise when he paid $7000 FL: — A r lie e family. __ for 2 coaplen”® Soom flats or residence | 5093 MAPLE—& ROOMS aoa . told floor, water, electric. own preset ents | E BL., - : : | ) . li Forest ‘C) | be leased to a _tesponsible part Op _ | : janitor service : $60 ca is LAT Wtd. y. en for 1l 11 _ Chestnut, new oe on th’ 3 bt FB! {rr er z é ri13 3541. {c) | —Or cottage: 4 or 5 rooms, first | inspection. —s (Oh $ ; InBpreving | “yi 3 : > , S as y . . se Delmas floor: asta Sirr ‘EPSTEIN, 819 UNION, 1316 N.—$10. 4202 Manchester, | BRADLEY & QUINESTE, yoy eet | | . . 1881, which is now Grand a 5 > : rivate home. Cabvany “ . Dive 57. a oe AT > TIT) ree | | AY iv 2 Tu St . @ ail conveniences: P PLA A Band ow oe étae near Union ane i MARYLAND, 4464—Attractive 8-room | CALUME TT Bt’ ILDING | i | Ny: e\e any and Olive A reet. y et today . y, 000 W. meee bath, “ ~ » or rooms; modern; reward. | house for 1 year or longer to smal! f¢ | ' SEVENTH AN . MER ibe 1 OS | . ind * 4 Sine bt Six rooms, tile bath, hot-/| Forest 5431. (c) | furnished or unfurnished. Forest papatily. | Northwest (SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT. # Wid yi, BS ) | he receives $1 7.000 yearly 1 AGL AAR nN miptare MEI ty —Neatly furnished light | | Young gouple: . | furnished od location for right part TWELFTH, 115 N.—-Near Pine: tine ata : : . passenger, S ; | | fae Be, 10° 2 and 3 room sultes. _tral 931°R reasonable; reward. C¢ hail; splendid furnace; excellent location: |_Yrent reasonable. A-283, P.-D, ah § room ear Pine: fine store- r I thought Thos. Halpin eight > e ; BL., wit a hens are ‘modern; bright fiat. ‘ith or without bath: South Side: refer- garage; rent $125; phone Forest 7237 North WASHINGTON, 2816—hri. o4na6 E—Large brick; for auto SS ela Bi ha OTe Pace Bise adults: Chestnut, & QUINETTE, 706 Chestnut st, ic ) acant; adults; owner first ; urT inturn : - = Des meter ‘heat; v FLAT Wtd.—To rent 4-family flat; price | RAY MOND. 5237—Modern 9-room ve “NORTHLAND, 4814—Garage, BARNGROVE & SPECHT, 112 _N. 7th et. : resi- > _ fi ¥ | . ‘ . ‘€ ¥ §655—Four nicely furnished houre- ‘Henry Wilken: task segs aed preferred. : dence; hardwood floors, hot-water heat. PENROSE. 4039—Garage opi DOW NT OWN S TORE pest ae A , BSS rental from Saline. ] hay ec t: arage Forest garage ST. LOUIS, 465 3—Garage. heated, $5 per “ \ NS . ; | eee yaaa | FLAT Wd —By couple; two unfurnished | EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER, 817 Chestnut st. | _™month. Colfax 3059. (c) | ppaO8 NX. Sth: good store for retail bust ; Sy AS Gye: secn St. Louis outgrow its Aneneeneteinememenns aa! hae & , oO yusy street ; ; AZ, . with kitchenete, with heat fur- > Ni — tab! Lx “AL j hed room — ith kitchen ' n = or R E SIDE ‘ e] a a adul ts: ‘ rooms, g£a ) D> AL iY . . ‘ ; f . . ‘ . . . * ee “Colfax 1543, ished: south or west Pox F-325, P.- D._| electric, furnace; large yard: 6100 weet, | 2. & McCABE, 801 Chestnut, | |i : aS 4B limits several times in 3 Lx a eo m *modern fiat; PLAT Wtd.—Or residence, 6 or 8 rooms. by Box B- 119, Post- Mepatch. é. ALLEN “Pi: — a ‘pper I ‘loors— T enth & Pine | SZ , ea a $50. open " , garage: Tenametie. south or ees mode rn; i SEMP LE, a TY opty = tive a rooms: al i ey 3 oF 34 Au arage; brick; electric | Ne w. br j ht. clean uDpver Pine —_ os : ' rE twent Vv vears or more and a" ) ydney ; (Cc) | modern ; ; Jease 50: adults. Forest 57 ae dé SC kee izes , upp _—— paces in| | . Toi i §—Six-room flat; tile ~~ 1 es 3) M. | 255 z sizes from 4 to 13.000 sa. ft. on f] awMUT Fr 122 t Sund (ce) | FLAT Wtd.—3 rooms, modern, first floor; | SEMPLE. 1402—9 rooms. hardwood flo, CHOUTEAU, 4233A—Garage for 2 trucks or | sprinkler system, new passeng ie m & . ' *% ~O1nt out hundreds who bath, furnace; vacan -£ 2 adults: rent reasonable: $10 reward. Box | modern: fine condi ition; wil fT iones floors, 3 smal! | cars, (1) | elevators. See us for part cular Neer 5 | i ’ an | . atten i ‘ . 7 Ore P se - = + ee « ' . 4 4 FixLOR. 1408 N.—4 rooms; no children; |} F-277, Post-Disnatch. #4, 3 O. H. BROOKS REALTY Co., 197| DE TONTY. 4000—Brick garage: light. | EST ATE _CO., 314 N. 4th. Main 4661. __ ; m. bought on the fringe of the one — wit FLAT Watd.—3 or 4 rooms; J3575 5 cou- water. Main RENT ep yg + ee exéee 6822 | WASHINGTON Bl. 38497 GARAGE—Call Grand S11, 417 Washington Av. | my . : | city arid made big profits. I HU MPHREY Y. 3x65—tiarage. | Second and third floors. Total 58750 ng at t 4 x Oe Dif = | | | : B he south. [7 a $3p0—Stx rooms and hatl room; |* AT Wtd——S-room modern; 3 email chil-| rooms, bath, furnace, all newly LAFAYETTE; 3137—iarager DOaIa) gram: | SUare foot. advise you to buy vacant dren, ent and 3 years. H. E. Grone- le for “docto — hot-wate heat; garace. a 2 aid or, & ric light P et a cack meen, & eabetl- | Lae 475K Greer ay, decorated and paintéd through- | qv foot slectric gna. iveonn H DARST REALTY CO, | | : improved property located ection of one of ee rooms, © wit th or wit but WYOMI NG b73 b5—-Garage. p16 _Wainwright — Bldg. > eens oh th, fur- —— 'CO., 804 Cl : Scuthwest - B. CORNER bath, fur-| FLAT W td.—5 > o Oe. hestnut st. : 3. sq. ft. on each of four « 1 , adults; very | reliable. Box F-404, P.-D. 4407 Forest Park »b!., ‘e se the ¢ Vathedra! West ——— ee leases together or sep araee floors. } - p Y 2 mM is f} ng subdivi ision T ——=_= $ FIREPROOF 7 if SaHINGTON B.. 5883A—8 rooms, hot Fi ylor. ¢ ‘abany 2i56W. Box’ B-313, | premises. or cal Oliv q 288 ax (cB: 3x) EL EMENS. 5661—New garage: lights. con- | FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH, 102 _N._ Bth st. | ; water heat: open 2 ; ot ot 1 ha tz os eee aN PDT Ni ge room ¢ 1 | FLAT Wtd.—3S or 4 rooms wit : |) ae ae Se Eee ; | AN. 8257 Nice. . Ie ree roo Tl Fle t room with. mod - ; p vere. furnished complete for nouse- conveniences, by or before Oct. 14. In arn | FURNISH'D HOUSES FOR ee SLMAK BL., 4052—Place for one or two 4° D 1 peeping. vs s— — ly state rent; near car line. 7254 Ling- | SUTHERLAND, e¢: apna i ‘@ rooms, modern; | —°@Fs; $9 each; furnished rooms LARGE SPACE—Suit- t | | q BL... 3850—Neatly furnished ; “*' “tee ms rent or lease; > Ton ZN ERI T. 18 (Near Sarahi-—2 garages , F “s . a viet th as ng ‘aah. | g Bi PLAT Wa ‘ent eases. aad Seas FLETCHER R. HARR + ‘REALTY CO., _ Ford cars, $6.50 each. Zink, 15 N. 7th able tor garage or re- . ‘\ y) SIXTH a % 3805—Light housekeep- na) * mus be modern : r legirahb!l eta and Pine st Ss. EVANS, 34>, -Brick garage ; irge Space. pair shop; cheap. 2800 + . ; a cl ve Sas” 1 geese sai ane «moe SS) Oy he RON TM mo ee IMR AS LY A li RS EIEN Ny AN tO EL a AN CO A Ne ORS A ROL a OT TS RMT Sat Nm 8 AIRE NEM ARRE SS, Ick) PINS NA RN RP a e ee” steam heat, Ora et $65. ~», | bath, $20 or $25, by couple: ut {i ou a FRANCISCUS ] TY ia ae ————— eet | | ! 911 Chestnut. (c7) Box F-324, Post- Dispatch. ° South 8 oS) A REALTY Fok LEASE ' on one of the main arteries modern rooms, bath “Taos | nee ee — | i - ' i} r ‘Twit . ~~ oe ae: * eet —— ; ‘ TE > i 4 aa z ; 2 A : Post-Dispatch, Se Tererence. Box F-280./"MTST BE RENTED THIS | —!tel4 floor, water,” cleciric; $8 (e 16th and Washington : “ . = oe a oh — a Se eo ee | co Re aR: tngton ai Lotge gTOU Aloor facing Wash- | | : ridge road, and the mos — oes rooms, hall, bath, fur- north of Tower oe emall tenis WEEK | | 783500 et | S | TinxoN, 6000-6 room flat: all eonven- FL AT Wt i. df} nfurnishe: . oo a homens schoo] and Forest Par ill redecorate | CHA HAMI ERL AIN, §6585—C ‘ar space in pri- | Fine new building with celler i (ce) bath. eotaee 3 ad: oe. 4 iarme | throvghout to eI uit tenant. 0. See janito r. on Vate brick heated garage PRES | gilities one ory Sie: oe i po ellient light fa | T know is pen: adults. wbanv 4% 797% M. -Di snatch. oa. ne Goneeae i create floor, wide alley; privat yy “abauy | — Fest PINE BL. ee ie) | mn: re! not over S40 bb: al ee ae ee Vat r. ijent: ver inonth. RS iat a aS ; iD @50. Call without furnace: good neighborhood: young |! com- ~ ity: ‘il ton DISTRICT. MEALS TY "C . | couple, best SS sla ata not over con RB eh pletely furnished: bath, electric. furnace, Stand 82, U = Mark: *t. ys he hil B-297. Post-Disnate garase: $55 m ronth. Riversidé 1613J, Sun- GAR AGE SPACE—HBrick; granito‘ 4 floor; ' FOR | EK ASF . ; a ’ > ioe best ott cau 4 a Main NEW 7 EL at, Shestnut. 2 | Rooxs Wed 3: South Si ide. } Wolf fer. r, 13234) © ay _or evening: cs ight, wanee, ~ $7 and $6 month. 3YTO There you have every city convenience — near schools, ehurches, stores and ee ee — @ oe ac P fe one > a es a yd ‘ / | \ : 3 aa — me = I me duit s Box B-° _Post- D1 spatch. f ; th G AR AG E —— Fad ' ant uO17 Delr e% Pine St (e62) space an 3 are PINE Bi.. 4021—4- sroom Ist-floor | Sra — 5 poo orn. __South __ i ee HAE REE S ie IL, | iE GA LL W SITE » Sp d arrange. =. modern: bath. gas, furnace, electric- | t $ rooms, modern, with or SEOSHO. 4847——Dungalow: © tecme cae. GARAGES—2 good. 6206 Page inquire | I Ls T a Al || RED BUN An O —— + ~~ NE aa St. Ange. ’ a . eee ee _ Del mar. eee Soe eS ne SP 3) C DD T7 _ . . . . . . . 7118 Alamo av.: 5 rooms, hart wood | FLAT Wtd.—5 or 6 rooms, with garage. in | TES McPHERSON, 5764—Garage for rent, $7.50. 2018 M A RKET | street-car transportation. The proxunity of the new industrial district, as ste : F agut Schihoc is ct: have © children en — ; eaanintcinnanseramseen M PI E 5655 yd arare electri ligh am \ YY qr y Y ; Y G y . . . . . . my | ANDERSON: STOCK F prmniea, of gdvanced ‘schoo! ‘axe. fee around $50 | FURNISHED BUNGALOWS roome. hot. Mi ponrste Hosts s:price Peasonable. : JHREE- sgaicbrerartd ph petey ¥ |, well as Wellston, combined with the amazing growth of all this section im- . e or 5: can furnish refs LB epee gear ag, ox P-&3 - > re WA’ ERMAN. 5257—Garago. $9 th, co Fim > Vy steam . heat! Fee . > \ ELDER > — RESIDENCE Wit —By responsible ——__“) | erences required. Box P-83. P.-D. "| WATS A ia. ce, $Y ver rionth. | gieciric sievator, ang steam heating vlnt.| | mediately surrounding Arbor Terrace.-is proof of the desirability of this beau- Co ® FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished | chenanacay: rent or jeans: ive full. par West Ww iyete: toon: water eaectne Nghe: $8 | MARTIN & BREITT | tiful spot for home or investment. ° + : ‘ tte ; xX Pr 2o lier, c a ——— = — ee j i { FURNISHED FLAT—3_ rooms, with furnt- ene _D0X. F226. _Flapt-Dier _ CUPPLES PL., 4711—Laxuriously furnished WEST PINE fable @ 3818—Garage. capac! 6 , mee. C kM! "AL BI Da. ORE LENS or es PSS SF 5. de ; PRC ND A TORRES AR) COCR AAI ’ os ak i fac LLANE St MTN REE OAT fo PRA oe 12 9 Prego ee ee ee tS SS GR age pees ei Heh = . idn 651R. _ fc) __ South Side, $40. Riverside 16893. —s|_- $65: adult ts on! Firest 5161M mel s i a ( FOR LEASE 4 | ~ : if SY ph == = -_ ROOMS Wtd.—3 or 4: north: cal l) Benton | DELMAR BI 6i7i—s = | ~. Jd00 - N in St, TO LET BUSIN - P _ geil: call between 2 an: 2 — Seen naan nm lige nang + een Ba men ae an SPO dd Lis nee Dae 92 h t e : TT oo TAT To at Worth End. } FI ENISHED APARTMENTS Wtd.—West ao OnG cate Of scdmission see * BEN ALTHEIMER BRO. REALTY , : : : a 0. .. aie | Northwes Lif 4 z CO LOD.) oe ” - | End: ‘ ults: references Forest SP2DLW. Ries eas = ; —— ~ ¢ aS : IL! N (3-0) x , et va ( nui List ol Business DRUG STORE—E se} |e nt "Joe aie oe i iy O 0) ea 1Ze e Y1 l . j om Louis 45 4214—3- room furnist hed i fle eed E UU RNISHE! a AP ARTME nN’ r wt i—4 roo mS, 2 a (7-70 Post , tel ° mable. 6°21] 1 Natural br ridge. UaG. TT , A ) Locations Vahany s629R. | : ,T0om, « eat loor, pris ate residence, bot ' “f st-D ispat. fi j 4 ‘kK ' . ; i,A i Wt , rin] I [HM 4 \ —--- locate. ra) ne ri a i ¢ - . ‘ rT)? ) II DUING—Entire . 2d ana ire eau, Si . ; and cold water, electric, gas and heat, "$40 FURNISHED _ ‘APARTMENT Wtd.—Com-/ __ bath ort hws | 210° ( hood ference old location. Box 3-49, tosiamont and kaston.- t—SsS—, S.—F tore. Phone Benton Bost fiat, witge- GE Gore BRILLIANTE, 6332—Nicely | ; Pye see FLAT Wtd.—3 rooms, bath; ?” SLLID R FLAT Wtd. — North or} J@°8¢, store on Gravers a1 box Bs PED REEN O@@T. Coe 816 Pit sRAVOIS. 377I—One side stor ad] i since . ished f light house keeping; bBe!l other conveniences: re! ‘ er moni North weet bin: « , . —_ 4 : an PST ' wre : , ayers , ei ' ie ‘91? enw me hee | || . - : ~ ‘at, 4 room and bth A ou— fe) | other ccnventences; ” Re distort desk Gago ane, elke | cccaee Bil DING Le es ee ee ek. Ct Oe ‘i AVUIN, 4540—store Call any time be- ||) axelusive development, the refined home district, > & eaeeveeme ~ SERED , | Deimar . mm man, - lay ax B194\ RE 1] 1, a OD: Be $20. “eonne. Un . 3708—Store, 3 rooms a - 3 ferences furnished. Benton mR, TAA "aie thre . sn : ax. ; ; . : | le ‘ P ; A—Neatly furnished suite for South —— | day. ‘c) = Wtd.—Or fiat, to rent or buy; 6 to, Druggist and Cigar Dealers, For : > 4 ‘ 4 . | ics ) $4 ? Py 9 : * > 2 : — —~——o hardwood fioors, heat furnishe & ‘ fire montha. Addres Res A-54, ost : . -- F . ae lar esirable two-story sprinkled yw age + \ ee * ‘ munity intel est. RQ ea if4ii rooms in Vaile , “ — Tt a? natch ave nhone Colfar 7 6: aM (Os POSS { el flat; 4 room , ath; | ve r rs a Yntoy a Aste s4107 os ; rie 294% - vot a a only. _ Forest 5435W. PléT—Nicely furnished, d, couple ae FOURS | ROO! Ms— 5: resp. nsible party, furnish or ne a rons i rer | SOF Bh) . & — building, located at 2325 Locust PART OF STORE—‘all levator, and heating ‘AILROAD PROPERTY 05A—4-room_ “fiat: furnace. dadies, and garage. _Cabany B57: +. : | . . — % ; s -] Si'rh | r roilirvist Aeet. 4 = a . . . R,. la oe For . ‘ } + aS () ee #URNISHED FILAT—Blaine av.; two rooms; | porast a. a —To buy smali home he ——— ee a al ae ee lease, at) 2918 S. Broudway: brick build- cr ZUA—Q® rooms, bg@th, steam #2 - gectric: $6.50 week; adults; garage. 41 37 Rowen EO oe tr Wy gyre aeliainiins rat ; con “UV THA eA | { b}: HT be SP AC .> vag EN eal , ne agever a (0 ng. ed end yard for manufacturing or pO; adults. ZINK te fs N. 7th: ae MeRoe. nie |: eeetton furnished: yor ‘ouple: p V5 Ce - r~aMDyY wWowur | le T ' archouse, JOX 300) fect, with switch run | i 4 ; ee ee —_———* ¥ Br Se ie rooTns com-} 7 EEN , — 2 “4 eel , > rics sf "t To 1 ' ; i is in \v ah q .) WH) ~~ { )| A] }- 1. kK }- | \iereant 1'e@ | rust ‘ y 4 « i mn Bri “e je! et Z yt iy to Lnion Marble ; ti rooms, bath, hot-water _ dUssissip j 1. Us , 1 —3 1 n 8 FO S , ; ok | 2 : I > I ‘ , x t . fe . s™ * gy . tT ¢ . ~—— . | P . + , \ “ - © % rey} ‘ ‘yy 1] ¥- , | a 5 \ a? (cRy . = pistely furnished; all conveniences. _ or —— Tit. oe a aaintl furc{ terms Box A-508, Post-Diseatch. z REPUBLIC BUILDING th, Locust to St. Charles St. ee Lanpe. 8. ——— —rege ae t ages qj RRAY REALTY er. 7th and Markot_ste._Gaa West | ent aap be reasonable. Cabanne district! In Weer Pind foo lige Sema een wome |THE ENTIRE. THIRD FLOOR — 4 tal, suitable for drug store, confectionery | N.—@G rooms and now: - 4 —— “ee 7 Sout? PY de Forest B5453 ie ets sia. dh ° galas oe Wibe E -o ctu- : ng : ie re icine other purpose: A} wner, S. ll conveniences: now vacant, gE CATES, 561s3—4-room fia’ furnisned co aan inne Fores ees Se Bae Rear omen Rigttecccmaye . i : REPUBLI BLD Fas | trae er ——- . | D D . plete; Neat not idhed : $09. Calli er nencmentpnnes . ; AND OLIVE , 1) kg fl . OR See ee (A . ° ry ss. eat 8053 W =| DWELLINGS FOR RENT : * vont bate a i r . . Ii gga gt > ‘i . i io ‘ i | | | a if | _an ivpe o business. z ; , N 9 “@ §=6rd DELMAR BI.., , 6073—4-room furnished fi: | “iene ihn aie aga la a “AK ~ — — ! _ AGE, 826 Chestatt — | : q ras and electric. Wh | Central ae ome Str gleaana oe is E LEA MD) 2 A a4 Attention. Doc tors a ' ‘ rge urnisne room, e ~ ENRIGHT. 5816—S8 r r oom TEN ’ 7 laa 8 COr r suite. = ns aoe rable, adjoin Er t] y - ry nt “Y of Univer it Cit TT eC ide ] 2 ossession ) F ite beaut ; ’ ? ba ga eae = : 7 ay tn pantly For. ft IAME: 5 “HL M . cere IRE Rr Eat ES TATE. ive a1 hey ~¥ loah; 1% : I ke uitable yr V1) : gag eps er ie : ce. oes. ~s . ae —_— " ey —— 1S 1 1€ \ eT) a . : y | y- ¢ a mo ern + to a u : E sie MHe IWCaALIN/, daa hay. ‘ ' ety t re ae a, r) 4? — for mit . n: ! far. A | j Ti lL. : oe i eo } ot nti oad " ve . ™ ‘ . . . ‘ 2? oS. 2 Striy SE aa pCa s. a, a a $4, r2on : . ere ‘Thee: rm a. r Fr 0. Post -Dispa , ~ 4 Moderr 4-story prairie or iy Rees . , ’ ae frame e location for a home Oo! all ny estment. A Sina ] cash EKE, 212 Wainwright BMB° ME LENSINGTON. 5126 — Will share nicely-| ms, 4 baths. modern: fine for hotel. See4 th ISAAC T. COUR? BS ta wa Visitation parish, 6 rooms; @ fornished. newly > samc ogi ned. edly th} on ROS NE. & Roi. SCOTT, 500 Chestnut. Furnished Houses Wanted 1736 ARCADE BLDG. warehouse building. Li¢ht on 2 | ees ft payment and your credit secures for you this highly Tamily. - @ couple; all conveniences . | . A Arete FOR RE NT OR SAL E OTTAGE Wed.—2 or 3 rooms. furnished ™ : F three sides; lease; bargain. } OR LEASE Four rooms, bath and elec. oP ; | ; pished. a Rg 508. —s _ Fooms. mogern; 390) apPTENTION, DOCTORS, BOARDING nfurnishes Cabany 3661R. ——_—(«) Central Pe. 3 elecant stores in the modern, $42.50. Fores” a abany 420°: _____. | HOUSES. SUHOOLS and UNDERTAKERS | F(i20SHED HOUSE Wid —9 or 10 rooms, | , : , O’DONNELL ay Rete. «: apap tes css 5 F MAPLE, 6005A—Completely furnished, ©! 1221 N. Grand: large 1%-room, hov-water 1 West End, for § months to 2 yeacs, ty |B , or rent or lease; 3-s1 y- fastest-growing neighbor- 6 room : modern: “Say ecu: a Se ome nicely fur- | mented 30 eT] Ny ry aa is | ~~ ve , senth ‘aaa coe 9 “ ats i at > = * ity | feet. y ~ iw e - ; ait : ‘i. : mS | Da D spruce q iy e 2452 hood in the eit ¥, : : | SE iD THIS BEAUTIFUL LOCATION TODAY. CLIFFE, 4955 Delmar. een | SDDA—6 | i 9 . Prev-> . , + Ley ‘ oF ; 4 roo . we revi ( reaso: my F if 7) Room 307 ‘ Se APARTMENT Wtd.—Must be modern, we! to he appreciated 607 Glasgoy 678 2 35 (Cass ly 1% block fro ‘ns 0 ‘ a maga we, Se eee ae | be, profitable investment. : ; + - oe a ~ ; , ' ; : - a . P | Arsenal: steam heat, electricity: iarz ea- | ret LEAINGTUN, 4% -W—Cottage. © wil . oo BUNG ALOW—¥YVN mte jroves:; new, moe&X Avenue see Tink arRe COTe ; oem Sim \t As Me oat rage ) | ‘ Wweated and haxe three bedrooms; be : si ‘7 2 }’ vat LD S ; ? tae ” ‘ - , a } _ ? ro ; , i} Bl... 4266—4 r room s and re- a be * erences furnish i. Hox 217 és ‘ - % rooms: garage or te nachihes, " ; 4 rooms: rarage: ' - ‘ _. Ty f L big eilings ; larg " » Se-yre ‘as i \ } i a\e : | sATLRERT WENZLICK. 1010 Ches nut. + 1 —— Garage. adults only, ie i Z APARTMENT wil 1 _——Thre @ rooms iP ZO od i lots of ro iu for chickens 2 : t . pric * redu oe term: mienadid locat ‘EN M | EWENSTE§!I . » f ve I / ae C - & i Na 24 4 eighborhood ; heat ‘yu urnis! hed. Tele Se et i Pert “ulars uniata. \ to? 4 4 > \ rz Oe) ATZe tore, vith Leain ta) - iS} FAC | i y — dae cron | aret sae eae ve ae gr | 34AG- AS Lindell West ae Wi Ul | CLIP COUPON, MAIL IT TODAY 404—6 rooms, a . i etal catianiniiescdh Northwest BUNGALC owt nfurn rie bell 7 os" BL, 4 TAYLOR TRUST CO., . 4 APARTME NT Wtd.—By couple. no chil-j;_ ern conven! » block south of Creve he oil -ANSS. 9 ! th Matin 4873 | THOUTEAL, 4002—Also front om Vap- | | $474 Reston sta oO fame © seeens, by Nov. 1; Hot over | ALCOTT. 552 oh rT aansaes Bek wart Pe ir line: rent $ SDR: BY... OVOEMNS | eK KSA CK—-700 14! Pim 4 well constructed five-story | deventer: good iocation for any business; Vs | Cyrus Crane Willmore Org., Ine., : 7 " Cab any 3616 M. (ec?) e: lar e vari d anc x rage: » Cer . =, ' tc, aha a? | = es . : - ae “ ‘ . . e ‘ ry) heat fury? ahec r car ines as8 door. i ; B k Pl., 6125 (between Etzel and a mvany SOLOS). o: | ; as ~ tell . =| DESK ROO! rou! or, desk, phones, in , steam heat furnished; 5 car lines 5 i | oatmen’s Bank B! , steps from MF pepe ee OAPARTMENT Wie —4 or 5 rooms. eee | or MARK §66030-—0-room residence. elec COMMONWEALTH, | 3424 Maplewood — fang, ete. Title Guar. #ide. 15 N. 7th. and basement building, econtain-| bROZDA REALTY Co., 4006 Chouteau ay. | “e Limits Cars)— vas ve : Side, fa: u lly of 4. neat fur nished ee - »}ELMBA NA. b9Y3U—t-roeom resigence:. €icc- yr , ee ric rnt. wt T ie% Bo : ‘ E ' : ax - ne 40) OOO Sq {t oft an ar enace I Aaah phe, 60538—Modern store, steam i Dear Sirs: Without obligation : . _ ‘ Q. H Pons OL EAL 3 r rage; vt 28 bef Ure av OV. i. pO) irte l gt. eee v tanita “ cS oh -_ "OOITLsS. Low Tie rs: YTAteT. £ > .R ‘ pn 5 ‘ , Vem Mh a A. , . ; i Sd Ly,’ j . “= Leap! he. . heat iclude S6t ‘ S e ow? of, Ant. t; | 7th. om al E rot - Disnate! *h r BS a ‘ GLN KV j ky ik ~ 4915—t large rooms, ail con - slectric. Nort] and Seuth roc a . block a.) 1est it ation : t} bi ne Us Vas 4 2 6 ) ae : , are fr e , o] " ; on . = (353) ())r amizat oyin on my part you may inform me of : = ¢ ou f Olive St. road Fs eilows. _ 3 sprinkler system, large reignt a cogil ot gee a | our offer of University Park Vv, 1386A—Modéern 5-room, 5 2 APARTMEN T Wtd- ‘or. 5 ) rooms: wil | ©con- , eniences, chit Ke hn yard; $40. oe ACE—Phon e, light t and tanifor r eal Estate. , Name eee eevee ee eee nveneeeeeeeeeaese 4 2 unbexpi red jease. Phone Grand 1: Ae GRAEF REALTY of } 907 Chestnut. Hv yy ew)" sroOrated s “4 ris : "@T)- DESK rw) LJ by . eT \ e- ; ‘7 on \ "i- 772) ( S a ‘nh . cae. 0 > | f >| central lo ati I} ° reasonua lle. "7 aT5 —_ ee a tile | 3 . pameen § and 9 p. m.. or write Box F 43. ive 1242. Central 216° (ey lv , ae eter R92 en 1. Compete attendant Stenger nher e| Vator, uit: ab] for Si rage JT : Pan 19. 5n6 : Var Aeventer = ie) ter ‘heat: $65. () Ge. GCncaia iaicw ——= | NORTH MARKET. O83 7-room residence, | ot SE—For rent. 4 rooms and bath, & rervice optional; rent $15 monthly. Room Jight manufacturing. EASTUN, 3849—$§ West St. Louis Trust | || MC. 4 a org hag w td —Cott: aes or i 2 tones th, gas, electric urnace S70). and’ clectric: ave Cocur car to Overlan ‘a Co.. Easton and Sa rah \ LllIA—S rooms, bat th, fure > 4 Ree: u ® ‘ pest re ere oce. Forest a = . ‘- " 7” NEntas roorIy “ brick. A = K al \ irl Rie ' 7S Fa eonne FLAT elec |LOCATION Wi4.— rber shop, : te —_— : v ect i ()} - ; ; ‘i a oa c Bom c7) LOFT! . imsiteat re OK = “° ot or . 1 7 N "th. rye _— Karage price $5500 a bd ws Eisele. 319A Missourt, ; | : Fp omega oo , Senet ' % 4 dower. Cet TTA ROGL ¥s a. =1o nd cy re ar >| South - — , , : - 4 RANK LI . 2225 Fete oo ~t re. gay Ay >. PRETO” Sout a | oe . &e 950% ta th — (MBAT MARKET r Wed. to ne tn estab * er 3 ng tet AE. rn Se SEER eae : a FEE Caen Pee ent PES 2 ENC I—Unfurnished. § rooms, . y business. Gottite . rw = 0K quar fant ach: ’ bat: 3 r Ila ocery w uy or furnish af ] B geome: front. | hot © 7 FLAT Wtd.—Lower 4 rooms; bath; “adult BU "NGALOW—Six rooms, tile bath, tile roof, age: excellent neighborhood; immediat iii Say swag ee — V1 MURRAY REAL et CO.. S l OR ES IF OR LE ASE. Getaien Gn Bell Forest 1203 and « . neu he steam ; South South Side Sine . 4042 Ww lo h ardwood floors. steam heat: . 4 »es — w-oTT Tr f ia ' , ; ‘ . oa . - - _ @ ~~ ™ P 1116—Five nna: — 3 ho et Cal iz any ti ime. Riverside 245 ay. ic =~ ey x, A110 —7 re ‘ - oor’ ny | SPAR & om f 4 AT. TY CO.. Ferguson. pen N o —Store: nt s° >: wil ' . ‘ aan ineailiie square feet. Phone Lindell 6510 (c7)e | wright Fidx _ Main 1902-2 " eTORK Wed. cone wnat anil eaeghen: er ar « re a @¢6é " * - sae wae a. P i . ~ 4 | eat ay t ic rn) a nlis- - . - _ f | 7 me fioor; near Forest Park. | Flat —3 rooms: North Side; by 2 | a r 9-roc Tesi- | S ee , fis 4 repair Seeger, ° IFFICE BUILDING—Smal!l, fronting 5725 B-2. Poet -Disratch iy ~~ ehulte ; T I es oF “ oe “ne su. STOR ro ft nractice or {eae ing: fu r- HEMMEL MA 7t h and Chentnut ate. In gh a a ‘ east of J ————— . pe gy | —" a = soe "ee 7; i, ' vou > B : poss —Cnly reooul: 4 VRAD >-2 or 3 rooms, before Nov. we st Suburban Saas ah ter ST. 31: For lease, autor | hed, with piano. 3723 Olive; B. on be epemidad and wave ben ting —_ plant ‘met He lente. etrieth f a T =! ast feference._ Box ¥-S2._ ©: i Southwe — BUNGALS W—F urnishe d or unf! is: s) vers LFibenng a ~ _ : oe cs ; ‘aoe ROx150 feet: floor area, 1%,- ; na ae wr snare transfer nornee: | East Side desire perscesion in ene com toda a “hat . MEAT Wie. ~~ Three “3% ms, references; — re: : MAGNOLIA, 6°79—6-room brick: ck; bath, fur- | rooms: in county. Bo 7-19. Yost D! . priate rat nm weemmieens. ar nine 2-8 3 500 square feet; 17-foot celling; 1 U2 N. 114 peek EF 2c a oda and notions a fiotel. Post-Dispatch acess” can renee iy Zz TW a Peete —————~ | pace, electric; very near car; $45 month. | PURNISHED BUNGALOW — Kenwood ‘ac aae fend - 12th and Washing. for lerge mestanine Weer: | call orgy iten berger, 3708 West Pine. | HOTEL——Vor seman ns man. toe thirds fur- iS range; Vauant, a td.—3 or 4 room s, lower: Seo oa > > 721 C hestnut st. | Springs; with garage. Ca!l Forest 4913W ea 25 a fe — — = eee al FoSrn 20 “o- ere _—,* . ees ~ res central locat on rooms, ~Eses Ww. RR ON ALI Springs; ih garag oT quare foo Andell 5M nished: great demand rooms, board. Bell ae. wu sy Trew ’ ~ > | pg aL > “> © oy \ settee a ~ - on ‘ ° we } ; ; 5 a; : ; w: hot-water heat, mod-| - we... , r 1° cores table any P | session Nor. i Poe ioe Double room, modern: oun : % Re ¢chiliren. Box ero _ Post-Dispatch. oar oy Re poke Dey Nottingham, Wm. T.|#GRNISHED SUBURBAN HOME—® roo voor | on ARKET, APT pa =. el NCISCUS REALTY CO . 804 Chestnut, family. Forest 4 é BY 7 Wtd.—5 or 6 room; adults. Box B- h. 48°2 Macklind. Laclede 450L. Riv-| and sleeping porch: no garage; owner re- §26 Wainwright. | | WARE i—For lease or sale; 3919 Eae- | : ars: references | * B49 Smit . PAS ie OY REPIR Sis Waeci . ' | as | : rs 23x66 . of si ois mt and Union cars; re 4 = Poat - Dispatch. (C) |erside 2229R aprving | one room Box F -80. hia! x ies 3 N —laree and small connectin CORNET & ZEITRIG TRUST : -” T anhevennet: -story — CORNER STORE— 28x only; one displa 4 FLAT Wa — ans semen SS ow he okt S08 —— ——e. — ' ne cee sa see wegen ne alls Ben ye chool or me tive | om _ | baths jing ‘and lerge stable; have very sow; left in new ng GO ve | Soiid agete 25 Se Nae’ ont-of-town or ee iS, Teme south. near | eres. So Tee. San lee Dae | 719 Chestnut, price for imme ita: e sale, or will make lease; windows, two entrances, especia:’* eultable ; dere ?ic Det'y or Sunday. ‘sage ee “ae a 4300—Véry desirable Ae Fioot : = Grand @47 : ! ten g ell res table f con- & - n 47 #* . West all: also small rear bui ilding, Sultabie ! : | for drug store. having large sidew*ik space ms; South Side: aGHERT. 773—6 ae ond ene on |SUBURBAN PROP’ TY . WANTED | shop, storage or garage. t WE CAN LOCATE You ee BERGFEL DRE ALTY CO. -” rountatn service weltnes district a wo mar” seg” gone neertiona er weneroreyeueiianl oe B- B-100- Pos - Di tch. TE 4, 4 es iz Y | te. ¢ eitb wv | OF FICE—(Outside; use f desk ~ tele phone, eee } > ¢ AS. E CHA rca Cg. , . 4102—4 rooms in re aan oes ene third floor: newly painted and decorated; COTTAGE wrd To rent in suburbs. 4 « | Pe CE “ety sono 1 001 La Salle Eide | i ae 10 Chestnut st. mani | sai H 30 00 de : apoumt : and 4 EE T Wd reoms - South Side. Sidney (c) 5 rooms, electric, water. large lot, cone | tenozraphic erv ice. i —— & Tid Host: heat. Hes . = W or Box F-273. Post-Dispatch. _open. 4. | Yenient to train or cars: J adults. Box F- | : eed Sas | ye hewn one, . Socks. —_——— === | BIDS. PLANS, ESTIMATES, Ste, ‘win ih alactric: | CLARA, 1334—6 rooms and garexe: herd: 293. Post-Disnatch. _ | OLIVE, 317A—Laree front room, | %" or 18 ST! MPF, 3963 West fete. (8 FOR LEASE BIDS ¥ brick wall tor ‘ -Dis. ‘td.—On building ¢ -— axe. Theodoria mM-heated apartment, li ‘ 4 T Wie ae a te Very desirable: — - t Wid—3 or 4 rooms. re: upstairs ; | ' wivate: 7. reliable adult Bo -oR st-Dis. | wood fico = ~o fio Si Wtd.—3 or 4 room house tn Maple- ( HOw ARD GAMBRI : ‘ | — - , STO cated apartment: Z : S ee = Se ns EASTON. 6109—6-room house, 6 acres land; wood or Webster Groves. Call Colfax | pa R09 n nut. a eee” aa cellar: 43 1-35 OLIVE, ST. NEw 8 ate — RS Ay rake. 5A7LA J nee 2 ay. Rew manager oc Ny 4 See, _ SATs: ONEENS on Charles car: $50 monthly. Cabany,| scaw ‘C)| OFFICE SPACE— -De Sy gern BO OADWAY, ovary 4 ee ee 1Kx50. with 2-room efficiency apartme FOR LEASE wer Pe ied ena Now manageme nt; nee . 2 Ree finey B40W. —$—$— ’ , + : Pacis. o1? Ww veinewrient © Bt a : ae > + Wid. —HEvy couple with two chiid~n, NCISCU ~ REALTY CO. S HOUSES, FLATS. ETC. PIN = i lllim—We can spare abo at “TEa0 RE ee ; ‘ sone one Ww e NG En >}, rent rea | Enrie? it, ennai Morgan. near Spring; i Call Gene 30K : (067A— FF ive-r room upper Fiat: Me : “T rm. Call aay, by anni. b: prefer cown- FRA skh ? FOR RENT FOR COLORED Fs naam f: a hel store space _— — — C= — : = 7 poe a oo“ 4 —_——, oi 104 - ol4 belek, aoree Hing, op oe Steam heated ; e electric elevator. GARAGES —W " ; rage ae a E 4 cney a prove: Sate ce ancl eih a ind displa Va ..aAbdie aurit imier: & REA ai nes ' c : yet? - tt. A ubhouse: i ——s un parler. _- r Wit —5 or 6 reoms; modern; West 804 Chestnut st. | FLAT—5S rooms, bath, 141% electric; wot | months when camping goods season is| cuire 4317 Prair's F OF Desirable for garage purposes. prices, . Grand 74 : —b a i ight: fine atore room for auto specialties. | ' ; - : Call ° modern Grand av. . indell 41414 _ ‘ a. ’ - thle bath: trict! y . _ i be zone couple; Be. children. Pe ENRIGHT, 5003—Elegant 8-room Olive KPARTME SS soetn aie Oo agg adic, household specialties, tc. Apply | AU l O DEAI ‘ERS NEW DELMAR BL. STORES For rent and particulars, see oan sh estimate and loam @ nb. mon ¥-237, — aa ee ea ; mit nn. a Pe or _Oive 1895. home; decorated; shades. (a? : l.ippman Tralier Co.. 01 | if BL. | mans cece tee OF a ae Couple; td ——Modern; 3 rooms; by young o 2487. 50 | 4 Pus , Iltpomen 11°? on ve st. Ss hone Olive 112° ; e7° ~~. Grand. “-steory modern building, ) stores. = com pleted: ; MERCA? E Prem ye COMPANY, Poet -Dta, gas, electric, ian C5. 4 + no children: Routh Side Pre- It RNISHED He \ME—Cates ayv.. 57 ABERN ATHY BEALTY CO. ,8BHOP—Downtown: whl eel) offi i¢ e pxteres, o lot aens ae: extra shop: suitable for manufac- | ge & ot — we ilaine basement: moe ih YTIL | oe se : Feo-Dis a eo modern. § rooms: also plane: rere’ 2363A MARKET a eos vice er OON be Cheries, JOHN McMENAMY I. AND oa eating system in each: a ‘Eighth, ‘ie Charles clear and finance ex first clags condition Torrent ® ee i ae Fo ‘. bln, parame: Call Cabany 6175, room 321, ° anus Os or {08 N. Grand av, ORKON B & RG, SCOTT, ie Looe 2009 Believue, Benton [ANN REAL ESTATE ae ‘3 ‘ea WW, Post-Dispatch. for appointment. ; ~

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SUNDAY. OCTOBER 8. $. 1922. DWELLINGS, HOUSES, F LATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these co" columns today. LE CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALECITY REAL ESTATE Bq ST. LOUIS ou Oleatha av., 2 —_ Ss. de of gol ee ET ATCE. ee 600 APARTMENTS. = ~ teen —_—— ae a - . “9 UB ba ee fREAL ESTATE| andy ACCOMPLISHMENTS 10 MARVEL AT * $55,000 A SS ————— eee vd “CITY REAL ESTATE FOR é SALE CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE = he —————S—S=— - ** Le t ! SALE s NOW GOING ON ! ! WORTH OF THESE CHOICE LOTS SINCE OCTOBER Ist, DAY OF OPENING SEE | South Kingshighway Terrecl E000 South Kim gshighway Bi. TODAY BINGSHIGHWAY $30.000 wee © SOLD! 50° Ric omen : DY « s* im, M: : MP orest S20 © Central oe hu PER: i rt¥—. fxvi pUSTRIAL Ti50. Victor : deka = @y th! ss ee eT Se ~ ba er estaiut st exchar ce modern cieur, Apply This is the opportunity to secure 2 site for your & ; L100 20; : home in the finest residence district now being std . | eth west ; the public. e % i ade: easy terms. Si Tee lot. families 4 ' Fr * Wessel, os banes — 3 ot athe garam . Red d . — . are ee a ee ee on, a rere 4 werner ha fom, Oe os * x - uit beng mime meg ee 1 a ed ~~ ae owe ete a> —— «a - bang ee ~ fe > 7 a - . Meso sve Br = re & PETEELY SAIBD = be eat i ee ee on North Rs ~ Garden. >t ter ter _ This Is What You Get Om ==": oe as — Northwest t+} pas — et eee Sey pans :% “ hee ~- “re LARRY Ie “sy NG 2 +. EE Oe AEE ee IE 4 ORS RE OREN, EN IRL INN ANNE tC AE Ane A EE A IRR ANE RI NRE NE LN OE POR RII COR FREY wy Sel MA. ~~ + sont — ph wae - ree Pa sp, pate ay o~ res Oe ae ee wee ees re A — ~ a ee ee eee _ 2 ~ - er — Ae Ae me * mm ' ite oe se eee n sti ™ a © agers ech. 8h A AD AR pace Cale, ea uti ful ; Property graded to city grade, city sewers, concrete al | walks, permanent CONCRETE STREETS, water . Al these improvements are included in che weta wine ail of ens : individual lot, and will be started IMMEDIA + Sey sd & Me SITE—F 3° w ost sice T (all 0383 st eat sel, : 10% wt fats or b i ts ‘fo ate No rth Market a highway Schools—Churches—Storeg) § i Sess Susan Buder and Oak Hill Public Sehoshs _ : es. Our Lady of Sorrows and St. John’s aaa Schools as are all within four biocks of this prope : . Latheran and Catpolic Churches within ios blocks, | tail stores of all descriptions and a eee and picture theaters only two two blocks Ww at erma: rn. ERTY Wtd — is hange ov- ec acres t. rave ri ranpenmneen Sennen apna pore: | wiv gro- ts Brr- -4 4 TRUST “GOODFELLOV > Street Extensions st Mes ee o 4 > “paopeded dy beautiful Kingshighway Boulevard Southwest is being 4 fh43- 130 f. ho! into a parkway boulevard from South Kingshighwas property im @ne shape: reu WAttrR JONES R. E. CO.. 618 Chestnut. ~PARM—for exchange: 346 acres: wel! ton | ; near Wayne City, elli.;: $7 : “Scere, cCiear; Want city will assume. Graf & _rerguson. sa 4 eal wileax sorvete AVOHUE 4 ‘ z -. 0 41 4iéivivise Z 26 | 26\27 | 28 \ 89 s - — ec oF au utes busi Ss. F © & AN : ¢ T—4954 Naxei: ict 30x 40 *- beet offer takes tt Fe 7T—50x139 feet. reasona bie; 41863 33 Gravots. = i(T—cChoice _40-ft.; on Tt : % - som mi: 33250 per ft 5078 invest gat e ES Rake RIBNG ea BRE As ay hange, per year, West ; Leuls. / _— rx th). ¥ on ‘Magn gno'*a. igh way. suttable for double ) MORAN @& ore in ives income R aa a odern ‘home, lot , reom cK ~~ ™ e ‘a! - rice “S16, 000; want’ eaten hee ~ acne rae: bh and Creve Cneur tracks CHAUNCEY P. HEATH. S18 Cr APARTMENT Wtl— Wilt exchange t03s 44 agg at.. 3 i= coal tm County with Q ac re« lear want apar Tne 6 families of 5 roome ¢ this ig a Morganford Road. mies . = TRANSPORTATION DESIRABILITY Direct street car service two blocks from JES ABILITY neiistieeilt Gentinad Suan eae | a =" == SS §$§- SS Seid orders 2c. Daily or Sunday. Mini- di tracts Sold to I t Worth of Lots and Building Contracts 7 | BUNGALOW SUBDIVISION, KINGSHIGHWAY SOUTHWEST heart of shopping district (one fare all other properties on sale in this section, : aed ar =e “ye re a ae 3 : ; oat ia age" ao = | Wap a Re | i | i prov ements, Transportation, Conveniences, Locati Reached by five of St. Louis’ most promi- then invest their money in PARKWOOD |, 3 Aas Es PP}: Tega mY ais cheese mase Genth Ningshighway Terrace the most DOUBT. Our references are our clients who have i> — ie pro ved, CONVENIENCES PRICES stores and magnificent vaudeville and pic- SOU THWES LOUGHBOROUGH = AV : ments, will be sold to the investor and home builder #8) ott eat & a jot 45 ” seen eo = a nny > _ INCOME PROPERTY Wia—i have « | “a x A- ALVIN T. DICKENS roved, BUY TODAY IN _REAL ESTATE CARDS — h study of real te val- SPITE eae Because we make a thorough stu y Ol reai estate va AUTO Wtd—wWil! take good sutck — .~=Box G ‘88. Po: wt -D> yey h. Nae FS /, > . ‘ “x AUTOMORII Ee wr ne city lot, SN j \ a) - oT: R. z made; easy ter Ts. nent automobile drives, Kingshighway. for their future home, because it is bounded irable property now on sale. Discerning buyers will ~ 7 improvements “raade: vested with us and made money in Gardenville Terrace” . 6 Oe ice, _imne $32 per foot. 4 > . > r ry } cg} ; peace ss a r Gardenville public school two blocks. Cath- This property is selling at prices never be- FLAT ‘Wtd.—Singie; modern; want, small nese perty on Main street in St 15.000, that ts oo of iAVE YOUR TITLES EXAMI} es AVOIS AVENUE sare i Boz A-377. Post-Dis ay... Chicags List ge erty th us for Quiche action. REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE exchange one & fa mils flat " to . te | ae — on +-family S-tecm : f. T—Dand ‘* mear Forest Park. Want o¢ automediile ally A\ IR Ke Wy O ©) ID Accessibility — Boa oe Kingshighway ‘Southwest, Gravois Av on all sides by prominent automobile drives, vest here for their home or substantial profits, : . - *y le cated on Seuth colic school four blocks, Protestant and offered ‘tors in this high-class Pp te ricés Ss2n * yriaint car aa Es pay. Box A-2°5. Post-Dis. Charies, containing © stores and —— * eng rent S: 2600; want ¢ farm. ett: will trade for income preperty in §t. Pat Wia. or candy store aA aa +5 | LAND—12.000 « acres. for sale or exchange; LAT oR “WTTAG 4 ——Pay cash far: HAR moth 7 | ‘wer R724 Ra cf i your Teeevens te x, -& “ | Be Handled by the Grant State Bank T We 4—S5 and 6 room - North &t. Leuis: LANI—For Se or trade for ci clear St. Loui cw Py Ww HEN rh two blocks west. bighway Boulevard and Dewonshire, walk two south, or drive out to 5000 South Kingshighway ward to South Kingshighway terrace. MORFIT. 8 FINE CORNER LA - AGENT OY GROUND AT ALL TIMES, OR PHONE © GRAND 6737, VICTOR 294. 4 - arr remit A =attabie for a 3 Gq: — an mbur . re OkKTE-RUEST REAL ) BARGAIN LOT $s ee — —— vy 3 a a! ee REAL ESTATE—W'T'D 7 TO BUY REAL L estevn.iaeee TO BUY eee th Wanted a popes ee. INESS oO RNER a’ : : , LA td ler 4-fam “he ~ . 2d ee : _ ‘ 7 , i: AT] ‘ _ . oo YO tus $ om End of 4 Side : rt ' = e¢ Pod - . ‘ r> . 4 ll P. S. é 4 P hots ; Shes “ 2 -oa = B. i ee - —_— HH Be 33. arm -Chass |} FLAT Wid —Have me ar eath cory. ) buy @ flat on South Side; cam pay cas! " , 7 > i “ ” AN ERED ARE AEE HOMIE Cg eee pene eae ae °° =. 1. EPSTEIN. 617 Chestnet. $25 PER FOC T wee. —To exchange. $20 acres of | == ining = vacant lots: want fiat. See _What have yo Bex J J. of. c. — HILL. Agt.' 810 Chestnut st. Lor wi td —Exchange 7-pass.°6-cyl wars Wel.—S-rcom bu low. 3 baths. baker touring car for “nag § vacant } ric. garage with 64 acres, is | Ocatipn. value. ete Psoe, geanty. will Leche for doubles flats. Box bh, _Ferruson. Mo fo or Deis mar 776 ACRE ex ha nse. Creve electric lights. as part D& ym n the gateway to the greatest real estate investment est. Box E- 98 _Po t-Disna? x north; prefer roadste>. (jardner. "1322 st. Loats.__ te Direct street car service two block from property, wi SOUTH ST. LOUIS’ NEWEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL Longhborough Av. and Morganford Rd. AND WILL MAKE MONEY FOR yor WE DELIVER THE GOODS BEYOND A SHADOWE * st, poeta Catholi¢ Churches three blocks—Retail residentia section KRINGSHIGHWAY This choice property, together with all the above imy . Bingham avenue 7 og valued at -378 Post-Dispatch. Louis and pay cash difference ie peces- 5 ag an a ki) sa Ge APARTMENTS | Witd.—Trade} located 25 miles Se Palm Beach on Ferdt- Fari Th kson gies WV bid BD CG icG ve 5-room- brick este: clear property. = ‘ g land : r im 2 A R OTHERS A REAL HOMESITE 2 omeye? Cheetah 0 semmne LaT Wtd—Exc -hange «rad let up to $1000. Grandebn. 5821 Market. RESIDENCE Wid. —Exchange $5000 ec 4-family 3-room flat. West End: renee ee: for residence or North meee _ Wid.—Sachaune let 100 150. Wes Bt. fine building site: : ms 7 “Meer trains and #@treet cars: ong or double flat: wili put tm some fer a“5ni. Post-Dispatch” | oR EXCHANGE —1 —— email ay — Post- t-lMispatch. “acre farm; will a: | REAL ESTATH Wtd—To exchange. $10. 000 “4023 Nebraska. 7 —- | Missouri gorporatic m stock non aor . os aca ee EXCHANGE— Several desiratie lots, TE st- Disp one cave your lawn Cemetery. fer vacant or im- | rat sp2* Proved property 4816 Juniata. (ec) | RESIDENCE—For exchange. eace! ~~ | Page: immediate S200 POR EXCHANGE stores. with 3 4-room, p! ys *- Hami: ti omen Mag ‘2 above: rents about $2200. deeds =f Post - Dispatch eR ditt Ge for sma . pert _ 7. Siete. 6257 Watermes ’ | ROOMING “HOTSE™ | we w 7 mobile reoniing ‘ea fo Se ee Peres, ot. Leute Coun:y, 8 fon Call Lindeil CENTRAL ~ ' PROPERTY—‘jood: Ane t- -— all 752126: ness; for informat! , aeres. -Teom rh. garage. e: te 7 TENEMES 3 a“ ; ,oF- ‘ hb «t lox A-315. 1 ‘ ’ : splendid cond!: i ‘ Want cottage or fiat | . er lied wine ot a SSS , wen. Box B-281. P -D euwghts Bex A-363, P.-[ oa uae ——— city. Box A-i Post-Dis come : want good farm. Box A 224. P.-D ASA ee o. . ——— - NOALO Wt “a x aa Friar 7 3 ~ I LT We z R a Heda A Ae" ie ~ Lo } ; _E ° ; ~ ees - . ‘ 2 Vs : Ri " - . Segoe -_ - . ss : —s a oc ; rr a = é : oe ;, = Sp: - | $30. 000 BUSINESS Wid —In exchanes f veil Your res! cetate. corm: flat; 2 00 equity in University f A-361. Post-Dispate) fat, ferred; state EAL ESTATE w'T'D To BUY CHOICE RESIDENTIAL JOT ‘m a S3408 | hwy ecre tract of land in &t. Louis Cour- entt — -— : ’ ex b-s7i IN GOOD LOCATIO me ¥ 090 ¥. suitadi f . i'visto : —wecond . Sutemobile. | tmte hom ne giteg: a ranch or subs rail- A id war a amen er. res of efter.” J.B Enr-| reads homie, 6X. th wt Ma. esidences Wanted de A A ; “ - DOR EXCHANGE—Noveity shop. West End. | | VACANT. TO new stock fixtures: worth S300: fer Ottagce of medium and «a ; ameume Geed of trust. J 5°57 Waterm an ay. *si a's ’ i; y, ve B ‘ ~ XCHANGE—Pine imoroved 120 acre * in lots - yes: - Central 6491. ~ | — | CE sf A-; . rea asions ice Compton and Geyer, farm in Arcatia. Mo: . 24. yt Mo ; . oe Sa 2 : - . , oases Se VO Comes ae Rew | - — ~~ -—— P ..._ aan _ 3 . t "S ali cAy conven) ences. , ais or apart ments » fo o em . fz . a >. . 3 R o : -— ; : >. . - — penton = , mas Prats 4 ‘ ' » | 7 . — 2 _ EE Aart A wuticings. ic hang. fe Tr cood a. sate ia) er : cree and lear. Low th les fron z : . . , . ~ « s : oo — : ; Cal : . ' -. . ee | ; ‘ re! i —= _* w . " » — . :¥ La . ‘e ’ nah ¢ : ™ con all ’ ‘ eS 9 j . nvest: Bae rest wt}, cOlore| : ‘sTavo! in, sone ae ae an 2 aiid OTTA “wed “Condit , : know what re ha ws Viere:) iOL SE Wtd—Or vy . a ‘ e ier We want more of everything to excha: ze ENEMY ~— ' ; err ' toll : wen ; LAT Wta nel Sout) . " + sep — Seer el Bap — ne = hn ind. | - Biendun., - - . 4 ‘ : ‘ : * ; b ’ y: + > oe a oe ee ' —a —- ‘Bex A-2 nee Fetes , e st Delmar 2001. Lindell 1 osm a ‘e) StS9 Basten. | | We can exchange your property quick Try —— ss S} > A en > Sinn ae , Tr A‘ i fe ag (-29> : —. TOOTS. OPrERTY wre ——— ss rch _ = a3. e ‘ os , : - ? Pe ; + | . _ ; 8» +3. . \ . “ae - = - om " ~~ . : “ ~7" " Bas S : ? We? ~- ton or for Income pers . Hi Gellert. | Ww. BE. MINTON, 610 Feuitabie Bide : . Poow A ' —* , —s . rersit , Single fat . Broadway. Su unday or week days LE. exchange 5-room hoe ood ow FILL pay cash for res ata harry Se a Be an nt " pate” im 2 of & and © Tooms “Elme em, 2198 R) EXCHANGE—17_ 600 acree. Flori ~~ ons nage: Ome » Rays mn iy and wit : wOat ha you _Post-L TAG : +8 ot . Sa t mooes. amare ah ak A -~dS : INQ ; = oe —im- ee ’ mre eA - ~~ RAW D> : ; : Wee. =— ae er UU cash. c etty ty. Florida Investmeat € _—-- > 2 [67 UN Qem at + can show vou how to beat the hich t of OUR 2ROOM FRAME COTTAGES ARE NOW READY TO ene parments $250 cash, balamce like rent. Investigate today. R. R. SCHOLLMEYER R. E. 20. > - - ‘ . _ > y s » . ’ “a . . . 7 “ - , . “, ) ‘ . . liens . . “ « » ; - : ~ —— 4 _ 4 : | . - - : > | : —E - ——— = - ™ = so / ; ‘ | — 7 , 4 ; - —- - = rig. - : La : in ~ . - a : : r ‘ ’ > to i ; Le *> wi - = , ‘ : : , lA 3 : exter? : . r — + _& wr. : - . ay ash a : . : 7 . 7 - . - = , : * > ’ - ~ = r rs 7 ’ | 7 ‘ . . ’ 4 . an a s/ ‘ ” e ; i; . - ? " ™ > . - . . eee : Post-Dispatch Exchange auto- i irceme property house or sma. > > soe. Ww iiks Duy soe -20GK. tal; omy owners rep ¥ > —- tdi, DUY abe Anh, s. 6 ¢ or _ istrict _ Box F = rent; 152, EXCHA NGE—2600 feet tun on City Limite car line: price rout queue or singie fat. Box aie Grand, north of Necsho, 7m™Ptonm anne Copelin. xn. r. ae * - acta. few $-recrm | ok | F > »| ef Cabanne. wants semana | Bex 3 miles | GET CASH FOR YOUR FARMS By exchanging fer c ity improved, which sells readily Deacrtbe ful or eee me wW KERR oo i107 NM Niet wo Rental—Te Trade fer Farm Rents *1706: price $7 take farm Worth $2506: easy terme a / snap KERR REALTY ©. 107 ee 9- = i Brick | root farm; Will Trade Residence yo Fiat 1740 Graham. 6 room _ft acco, ti hot-water heat. hardwood fleora ‘x arate! se] condition: tmmediate poaseaston orice: re- = Pa »! ta *3800 . . AOS KALTER SCOTT CO. r - TRADE FOR. BUNGALM Ww o8xx CABANNE This Benutiful residence is in fine biock ia too large for present owner: eL N, G17 Chestnut. Main 2162. EAST ST. LOTIS HOU SE FOR TRADE 425 \ tt nace, 38x140: gdod 3 ad residence or Louts County or sagie 1 @ EPSTEIN, Mam ti162. 617 i e h @aty pt Chestzrut. FO CASH CP ou re PROPERTY se IN HOUR - ts ra . 3 Maney wl ve ROLAND A WISE 3: floor, 812 Cheetrst. Ma WANT PROPERTY To SELL Ha buye fc S. apartments stores, ret ~ ea, ete List “wet th us : ¥ I CORNWELI. R. E (.. 111 N 7th et. ee ee ee 1 WANT TO COLLECT RENTS I WANT PROPERTY To SELL 13 years’ rane Dir » 4 -a i. om. Bidg . ¥ % 5 “3h a N | AGENTS, E 36 3a > 'M A Rk > Business Property ne = WE CAN SELL | BCSINE p Fees em. let of paerttes Wartire te ery oroperties: s* or es. f and cottages: tif sou want to . Dreferred of «a ~~ orand um so thal fe - whnnét te ' ie and efficient rr o . svrview: estab! ished 1479 val . | FORN MeVeN AMT LL ry 2 a ' 4 a ew nd —“e Lindeii 2765 i305 N. Gag meee : +e on : F al 7t VOUT property or ae ‘''? af ABBOTT 143 B.. _ _ eee _ [: have $4000 cash Ps “st Ds spatch PLAT wre. —Doud: ©: wmuet oe ear y Rew and reasenabic: var cash Box F-32315. Post-Dispatch. + LAT Wid —Oid 4-famiiy, whita tenapes must be cheap: git,” price. Post-Dispatch. 4 bez A 1b, WE HAVE Quick BULERS FOR aE At r.ired| rig fats. cn ~ ef 4 7 > = oa + PARTMEN raanh heyy ere 7 King's & NTS W ANTED for s or 13 | “e@ Bo “ °° ~~ orth at. LD ov Ee Y : ay iz» Tincel) “40473 Vtd.—<did-time resifence or buy if bargin Dr. Herra, —_aiain 97 HY HisMENZ ® co.. RESIDEXNC ee Union. 239 E Wt4 —For tmmedia urebase: S$ to 10-room house: money Sure 000 FERD. A. BENEKE. 212 Wainwright Biag. | Cali Lindel! i\CORNER LOT— acd nz se high- between Ki Page: not over | Deheas ane RESIDENCES wart to tur “oe 9 to offer — see Lindell 114% ST. NANCE CO. 36x Wrd—We have elients «ho | tn soun ities wheres ve pave. 22aces - INCOME PROPERTY—<@eod: resid Lovls REALTY AxD oT = J Ollte st. Delmar Toe 1. ae) _ Suburban Property Wanted \ REAGE Wtd—3 to & acres, Pester rt preferred: must ha tric and running water. F. G. _ Semi ‘lar BOUsE Wwu—d3 ¢ rooms, near 2 $1000 cash and lot as part = Tape. _¥-28. <8. _Post-Dis. SCRURBAN PLACE Wtd.—4 room house. 2 iste ofr 2 - weve ¢, ‘ " J “FLATS - W ANTED ' DYAS-SHELP. 109 '-famtty flate te ver $18,600. Phone Ss. Oh Simitar consid-red_ _ Bes nie ean D0 ‘build one. duilding- CITY REAl. ESTATE FOR SALE. ‘LOTS —2, ooo @0x140 at i si * issi s. :-* :' Dispateh. I ean help you to Write me if you HOME» of your own. Box 4 T—Beastiful. | in : Olive cay AvINGS Rest co... ; e764 , ee a EXT Jane iS Sele AGM ng feet ——* wf va. ‘EXT ZARTTS. Sete Agem

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SUNDAY, r OCTOBER | 8, 1922. 5 mr TY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE) on Oleatha av., 300 feet west usland, north side of street: ideal low; sacrifice if sold this week. (c) My vacant | city property at a n for cash; will sell for two-thirds value Peo. ed Post Dis. by City ‘Assessor. Box -404, Post-i"e | —THOICE BU i DING LOCATIONS tot 100x160 in Hilicrest. $70 per foot. a4 #5x140 on Victoria, $35 per foot. 160 on West Park, 532 per foot. - oor: pO Rix peens Heights, $20 per ft. ADY & SON, 5179 Easton. THOS, McCR 20. cr orerst. & end om cigell PR a ER’ T Y—Bargain. Se tt BTRIAN 120. os v ictor 3615L. =r Moga st.; RBALSON « ee "O ; Taos Washington and Jackson heautiful corner to , n. 8. Harney ee * See vu Lor 50 feet east of Butler av., in West wainat Park, fine lot, price only $12 per — KENT JARVIS, 706 Ch lestnut st. or flats or bungalows on North- Aes North Market and ‘ sarfield ) “bet wee ting’s highway and Unton. yee goo MOUND CITY TRUS? Co., and St. Louis avs. oTs”— “BUSINESS LOTS” | ' ; corner lots; half value; acre | in vacant; open Sun- | office, Bellefontaine, } R & CRUTCHER, | JNDUSTRIAL PROPERTY ve for gale some very choice indus- tral property Tn the northwestern ogy seed a = of 1 acre and up with direct sw! connections. ore eT CO. ‘i concrete side- preter and gas. ® price of each DIATELY, all im- | Pa Post-Dispate ee | 3400 i & Louis. ~~ alley Chestnut st. roperty, either opping district hent automobile Stores Public Schools; lic Schools are rty. Protestant, bree blocks. Re- Heent vaudeville property. CITY TRU Union and St. Louis eve. me SOUDFELLOW, $17 utiful hich lot SF. yout side North || \ llow. Ln nort ma av.. paved ee ky te homes. 150° a whole J price only a att a highwa from Gravois - Wilcox Avenue Southwest. South LOT—On Grand bi., southwest cor. Alberta et.; 4 blocks north ef Mern-| mec et.; 57x180* big bargain: will lease: fine for gasoline or auto busineés. g08. F. DICKMANN_ R. E. CO.. 623 Chestnut iy 064 Nagel; lot 30x140 with shed. 12 »x °- best offer takes — it LOT—50x139 feet, reasonable; see 4163 Gravois. LoT—chot Brannon; S55, made. {.0T—All improv ements: ‘made: per foot. located on South 1184R or Grand 5964W. L0T—Choice. ed, 3 stiment mees, Location— ce the most de- buyers will in- profits, because A SHADOW OF 6s who have in- fenville Terrace. this. Cal! | ae Street Itaska, 40-ft.; on vw 50v8 Rosa 250 per ft ~ §9x125; $35 Side. Grand improv. ed, 430x120: “Grand Meramec Park; $32 per foot. Box F-409 Post-Dispatch. Rae oae CoT—h0x200. on Magno! ia. near highway; suitable for double flat foot. MORAN & RIB{ (oT—Fine: 45 feet: irsini a av of Kansas, east sid er, water, gas in lo t. REALTY CoO.. $428 “Michigan. (oT—Dandy Bingham avenvue: south just west Sof SS8th aet.; jot 45x12 FEDERER- ARENDES, ne ALTY Sidney 26786 810 Garv: FIN E LOT FOR FL ATS Bast side Alhambra Court. between ey and Magnolia: 48x125: east Ape Grove Park: $50_ foot. WARREN & CULVER, Title Gapranty OREGON AND SIDNEY gt ge NITY 9 s eo HOx125: at 5xi28 at $2v. ALBERT WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut “nm Vv OF * "Nz Spel | tui. above improve- | home builder rat will finance your side, ‘ Co. wide K a Lere Avenue, walk ear to Kings- k two blogks yshighway Boule. LOTS. Minnesota, s. of Miami, Michigan, s. of Ke: " Ohio, s. of Miamt, L . Potomac, w. of Tennessee, of; Wyoming, w. of Bent, 560x124. and Tyrolean, S700. corner Gertrude ard Morgenford OR PHONE ; . JAS. Cc. MORFIT , 807 Chestrut. 30x12, theex iS pote tds ar me FINE CORNE R LOT. Suitable for any business: nm. ¢ and Hambure hkTE-RUST hgarty BARGAIN LOT SALE $12.50 per foot for 50 foot Ist on ccrnet | f Delor and 38th at.. and 40 foot . between PDeicr and , terms cash and $10 per month. ; r cent discount for all cash. Also Kirk- | 006 lotsa for AN. 301. 72 2 Chestnut. Main 1195. poe brick, sun room sleeping pore h, hot-water heat, siate roof; hardwood floors, tile bath, lot 42x160. Ap- ply Mrs. K. Autenrieth, 215 Meramec ay. for keys and terms. grou new 6-room bun- {Kal Ws, j ust finish ed, and A new 4-room irabie classy, modern, well-built bunea- ther can't be beat: pay earnest money Lake car to Wheaton Station. trie ufc ke dmond N. cor. Eichelberger and Christy, 42 ft. / EPSTEIN, 617 Chestnut. Main 2162. $25 PER FOOT IMPROVED GROUND IN CHRISTY PARK ost of rent AGES SHOW. igate our proposition weet of Morganford. | beaytl ul location, streets, | a on ground to- | {14. ARENDES EALTY Co., 2610 Gravois Sv._ )) IK ° on Terrace ay.; $750. Lafayette. E. CO. gy eagee: property E . . a w. est. and CENTRAL 2029. @ = 3048 "McCausland. . = 300 feet west of | rer | ————eEEo RESIDENTIAL Ta, 8 BP, AOCATION ir. Ssouri, rs . . Missouri, eos . = high ; iSsouri, . ‘ . . lot. — west of terrace: bar- | Chestnut st. 650x165. north side Oleatha | west of Jami on av., fine , side F'inkman. Gardenvil IT, 80 BUNGALOWS—I1 h lines; near Fast St. tt; Bidg. 143 4M. ’ BU NGAL ows B Cc) | BU} COTTA GE—4 : bunga- on car sville, 2 206 Cab. ave 3 “bea utiful 3 acres, acres, 7 acres, hard roads: one at Collin Louis. J. A» Johnson, Phone Bt. Clair 2230. 7921 pry 7925 6 EBulelile, Rrentwood: two new 6-room bungalows; tile bath, hardwood. furnace, electric; 50- foot oe, 3 te — “ Yk wood car to Ro- as siie TSRE. ‘WN. * 301, you to buy a Jot and if you want a BIOME . Box A-203, Post- | COTT TAGE—5- roo m frame; COTTAGE— c COTT AC “3-3 IR fer (* COTTAGE—3 rooms: lot 650x165: electric | basemen? es | balance $20 Hanley * og rarer conveniences: RTaAwes | lights. county water; house, etc.: $250 cash. month. Take St. Charles car to walk north 2 blocks, Ask for Mr. ” all jot 090x164: fruit nag shade treen. hte and berries; pear car line an good echoo garage end chicken house. 4232 Edgewood, Rs "ine Lawn. Fou or: For heat, water; | ee Pine (‘athmar | . TF lor- om: electric and 6104 Margaretts $1°:00 cash. Eimer Butts, take Ferguson car, transfer to Marvy AV. Station lote, 30x140- Lawn: Acres: _issant. - water: lot 120 W feet = electric, | % feet front, 218 feet deep, 2; rear end; fine for poultry: th sis ie in ton. Lake car to W heaton Station: cash; re at bargain. Kinloch, Clayton _Pedmond COTT. AG “ pot \i corr rake it your Woodson road 125R.1 aA fust Crev: rooms. conerete fount oniv $2850: come out home: take St. Charies cer to walk west 1 shert hlock, oY th 14 block to Detchmendy s .ouse Sha ‘KE. Agent, T21t_ Chestnut, fe) } OTTAGE—2 rooms 50 feet: nice trece ‘and | bath, Charles car n Marvin Park to —y pl. and some | ¢ buy on vas te EK, Agent, Fg \y ee tations ~ lots »* —# can LD ¥,. GoCk {ce} ring. Ubestnut. lights, NTRY furniture; electri grounds, good roads; * citv: deairable 4 . goo largs Se Ss] HOU ey — erii al HOU Sk —h ifn we Od ; large Margar ' HOU SK ~ . bs Heights, ‘ Bow les, : dl \ oeul Ocxz 2 ee pore ner, J. su BL av., a wash! runs. sleeping 8-room Corner od hianiley, cee owner RLSPERM AN ‘ a Ji linus K Five poultry Cambr‘¢ '@ roo ; terms flowers. lat line; nice eye Re yeloping ra necting miont ne is | ie U ran lease f b—o ] n 3 stele = aoe 26 4 mw w lo oe —_ attic, oS) lot, 3500, See Robertson, >] | COTT AGI Ne Ww finished basement, cars, bargain, ; bargains lev S200u: O TTAGE—N. ‘ tf pidiv: Farrage: YVorth the DICKE NS. ~ HOME—Atitractive: furnace, « Ke, or arme fi rn« ds hot-wate 200 cash, Ov erland Park. stuceo. sj rooms, Water, elect ric, a rea! home $100 cash, in vacant. RUGH, St. Jo , , e iot; a bathro COTTAGE—See this beautit “room: lar finished autiful 4 room; large electric hn'‘s Sta eA ood automobile road, near balance month- (ce) 5 ? Vail Ace LO7}. é. corner Ferguson and Ve 60x] 30; two nei ghborhood wate Tr are °10 Tim old tv Earage, 25 mi ye: ar or two rooms, ter (‘ou @.ion cil Grove Or Saie or Lt VI MxlTS: RTo} interview Lia rlicited shade Pi D it er Food ton, 8 in pt? car north grad NC s; 8 mi 14 ir iine w or 4 ii ne; ba! RE SIDE tL © “Redmc nd. Be 9 ro enignc ences, HOU SE—T Wo ti nd trees; +a I . r ANI choice } » best of road IT REAL ESTATE. hardwood ae je $33 ah il a > a house ie ap: S4000 la’ | LOT—100x2: NT ach i. Affton hy finished roeon As. electric immedi: He ‘ yy tg | > wi) is « ‘ —— an + ites fr om heart for summer an d (*o?) fax . ier 1404. hay | Ns : . LOaGx low w l wake mm ) ve Le ond I " Lb E—6-r |RE SIDE NC E—Moi rn garaxce, ar ; ri | rest ‘ Wydown ms alii 5G4R has’ on "RBAN Hi Kirkwi _—o {inm $100 per month. “KENT JARVIS, RESIDENCE—A SD! lots $900 } skh A Cabany ‘or rent. 54! ns. hot-v “a ME 1. Li roor »SSe6C 5510" Fo: eaate 706 Chestnut AN VAC. ANT—2 iins Sede — atrict ’ JARV 1S, RBAN " ellar. Wei, 120 closed 1c . modern porc! nes: 800«314 KT} ROTTORFF iOUS®e ne , largke barn, fruit-bearing the property T0686 Ct “Home —5 hou hath. Ww 4 ‘ we tre es: re ot dy -& new 5-f wire fe AC 7 —4-room ~ KENWOOD Two-stony. "$4: 500: REALTY 6 reom g. acre, a th fu ull fens. ock north Man Dod- Pere Ron Cz + ‘ ‘ jee }? kK Wool GPR furnace leavin SPR] i Nis owner terms ‘SAC KF IC E—BE AU TIFT 1 Mary! land e RE . ig ; ~ DANDY BUNGALC Ww. terrace R-room ni séerk modern house: K =) ive , 7 ~ dern; © 5% TRK Win T> —— ing lots. Hanley 18 &K-room it, beau‘*tifull ith ba bloc co Ti‘ rooms, nor th Creve from Deln . SUBI RAN ag q ¢ a0e8 5. (lay er neat, 4914 Del - rar bi. a acres, cres; i nice R to BO acres. TRU ST CO. _ ‘FINE HOUSES IN LOUISA HEIGHTS. Nice acreage Nice bulld Nice farme Nice hom es KIRK WOOD TRUST_ co roa b uneal ow, tb with roy 4: {) rt od low pri on pret LE¢ HAR DT R International bathroom. furnac lot 755x700: hasement., (“oe etc.: then west block, it (zinger ow ner. ME Carieton av.: large 100- ive &t. Pr ~~ ‘ ‘e to cash . Life Bidg. $4350 water, a. founaita- will ir car to Geneon’ Av. ‘ar by commutation ticka-), 7) make plo “Kk. POULTRY PLACE FoR ‘SAL KE modern brick, » Padiatr “ blo 20% ‘ks Pendlet« McCRADY —————— walka, GEM IRGIA AV.. av., ( ‘arrie av. Brentwoo4, Clarton, 92 4-10x186:; a enspD, Maplevrood, 6A es road Hi ABBOTT, 103 N. ow: big | double | BoP at | Stn hth | est | furnitt o- 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, £xchange, Wanted, and ind Bungalows, CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP'’TY FOR SALE ee

near Roc} near Manc! to sell at un ! between Cla ron ~ rows LOU! wed iarge Wire fence; al! se for sale vay road, or > i« : ctive price BS res ac wn OWT . a ‘7 re SO \\ \ dow i] owe Pax COPTAG eee Or ¢ ho esi bua lai ine on rth &£ de Laks tracka; “fo. io Park: 100x186, NH] t.. near Creve ¢ ‘oeur sewers, electricity, nicely terraced: fruit terms. ee. iH AN ¥ Ss LIST trees, WE cottages and will ( “hest nut $3250 our rooms, lots; easy » Hanley rc . and nerth show these lok bu Tai Pui } 7 : EDW ARD GOCK] 72134 Chestnut. _ $200.00—t ASH Ww LL BUY ; ub cottage: lot 100x street car. , - ror Db CITY TRUST CO., r and «s Louis av 3 ¢ if , Elm Av.— Bungalow ’ ‘or > at . wn fo rt- ible hor , i5ox1 50: fruit trees: BRarTark ciycCrnel! pat Ae / Y eas \ BOKER . FOR SALE OR ie idx. + © EXC CH ANGE ere " > x gelo ow hard- and tures; 9da DES gee ALTY ‘ _EVE! RV THING THE BEST e tter than i ‘fle roof, © sts with eac’ 721% HOME me an .} LVUWARD GOCKE. Agt Chestnut COT NTRY North west ! re nice grove. KIRK WOOD RUST CO. HAMPTON PARK The most tiful location for a name the vicinity s j j lot 182 cannot be - aa 7 191? 18 acres 5 acres, n! S-room house ely equlty bea A. EBERL E, phone “LIVE ON VINIT ‘A DRIVE } rm lot, 50x165. -water PR EALTY CoO., : "963. 615 Chestnut at. TRE CK GARDENS ural Hri4ge road, near hrick bungalow, water Ail “tn cult iwation j 4 acres. bety een guson, 4-room h and srmokehouse rive and 10 and Chambers 1 to market. ¥Y B if acres: Nat Or) - and YFer- garage ta at Tlortesant av. iand; meade road NO! J andy oUuse. ieternes,. barns, tra a ine acre af SURKAMP, 6211 1601 VASSIER Fine 4-room,. gas wate Aecorated and painted large soeeee let; 1 block 90a Lulu Open or kevs at 1600 Vassier. KOTSREAN aol, 722 Chestrut . Main 1195, DISTIN’ ‘TIVE IN DESIGN Ie this 7 bungalow, 4 le sun room 5 roome first floc r; many o9uiit-in features: penne: forest ‘rees 9 a Maston_ ay. -_- oo — - — rornry Iike rent: cenwood Spriye: REALTY CO... 4914 Delmar bl, C OU NTRY HOME A real country home. 9 acres. on Geyer 1 mile south of Kirkwood: & rooms, tile hath. hot-water heat. garage for 2 cars; fin- shade trees. fruit. rose garden: a really mes: will exchange for city fn- CHAUNCEY P. HEATH. 818 Chestnut. _ 3709 SYL VAN .PLACE KENWOOD SPRINGS. 500x150: 2-story 6-room residence bath; he shade and fruit rome: $5550, with terms. L wes tthoae m% rernarkable } Lot furnace and treer;: a Kood ED Oltve 55: ti ARD —-_ -.— IDEAL COUNTRY MOME MUST SELL SETTLE FSTATFE On west side o rry road, second house south of Manchester road; same contains & rooms. hardwood floors, tile bath, hot- water heat ani ia situated on 1i*, acres roll- covered with shrubbery; «4 he ra on eaey terms. For particu " *EDEK ER- _ ENDES REAL ry 267 10. ¢ KE NW OOD SPRINGS i 6-room frame, bath, price S6S800, . Ta vi bs iv an pl.. : heat, sleeping porch; including ire, 3745 Salor ne av.. modern; lot 500x150. al B st RKAMP. 6211 20 ACRES Punset Tan district, R-reom house. caretaker's ee barn, chicken houses, ent of fruit, eaurk county water, elec- dent m ful view in &t. Leuls ceeee om: easy terme ouse west of Denny rd. AT TER SCOTT CY., BVy Chestnut st. ‘ f-room brick, siate roof; E aston av. ag ba the, ” and | sidewalks: | Mee | ae a ‘SITES—Two, hot-water | net HARVARD AVENUE HOME | hot- | ~ Eight-room wa tter he at. Se to @1i- 500. ING ‘ ‘O. ; modern large lot. _ ani OlL-Wats st « Suppo Clavton oOoms? : } unt AND acres; Clayton S1LOOO Der acre Bo» CLAYSON Lee ust : pr bys ‘ Olive s +48 STEV Ne Splendid Cc lay ton “yp yo Home nhe\ ve r ap \ nm ever way té rTrmns rooms ( LAYTON HOME SNAP Ni ne Tro : ti? @ vat i LOG) Gn. Warage: ho oon 149 Meram e threugh niy SLSOO0O ea HALNCE ; HE BEAUT RES ATH, Rares oan -180. Bt NG v1 ow oft BROS. a. hardwood Wate yner will] £18 et ‘ pix RENT i n first floor: | lie bathroom ly one bedroom on first ‘Fr Heal, ¢ = re ol W v- irs a ACAI Post -J>is LOT 30Y Bemist 15s N 7th. 171 ven lent: fc)! floors heat S10 ™ ha sho: «es (Chestnut IFUL IDENCE IN HAMILTON PARK AT card to inspect WEISELS-GERHART Sth and om re, Er g! R Chestnut A B ARGAIN 1000 ish, feet stone E co East St. Louls BL Ni 3ALOW —Bea' itiful rooms hy Fi nd heat, ‘reakfast BOL Metropolits new Ey; laundry ! .glish bn downstairs on Crandvu Ferguson ant t-— 1d; , ‘ ‘ tuaird* sha la a* ore pres otically ’ oft Small statio ill sacrifice Ferzu aX lor s0t raf & Kirkwood — > oe 4 Nis Aad yy allows NOGALA Mel ©, il@ he KIRK Wor IW—o rooms: and car aut 'D ha ines /U1isanX% Aver trees; TRO 500 cash ues. Si. SOr, * roon ws: all x187; sleep food )o Case Reality Mevecle;»ri S'1 7 rful location with ‘lo Cail) ins r ad | a! 14 Kirk wooe bal wner nessesstot #'ze, ose to ti See v>. > HOUSE—4 root LOTS— c terme. avenue, one | depot; convenient to etores: city water, owner, corner Wi AY. Ww Sland These lot 0d Fe fine for re KIRK Wot BE AUTIFU L home, 7 , rooms, 75x235 -room ‘stucs ‘oO, rooms, hot- water h poultry houses: HIRKW BAR!‘ 4-room cottage, 350Q. 4-room stucco, 300; $3500. 6 rooms, $3000 6 rooms, rooms, weiter, ga Giendale leav! "ar Milton lock sout two car sewer. electric, and Reserve ine water, __KIRK: iedoo tuccs; three 3S er Pua rooms, hot ng ¢ terms choice line. n; electric, was. garage, rvi location; Call Sun dav "+ ds Rosehill, 30) or GO fee 4 nly $4 per foot t: is are h of ¢ dera’ 1D TR near Westwood Ciud: a 100x185 Oop ;AINS. 5ux200: tr gas. 6, ligbdtes: Maplewood: 50x180: 33890. 3 158; Miap lewood Ri NGAL OVW —}ea) utiful: hill; modern. Kk; on : ith an 1 ‘oodlawn W. Bi leck from Stati Rose, “TRU ST 408% 5 beautjful fer '-finisned Mon- depot. Wii and, Federal! attic, file -water heat: Mo. on, i Par LY and terms; reaéy li'? bath lik ken Pmt aay K rk sail cash on Woodbine ne Woodlarn lines, schools, etc. See Leffingweli Bidg. C ‘ST CO. (eT) rooms, 65x150 120xz screened porch, _TRUST_ CO, 311 of fruft; lights: __ (eT) ma, matt Gayola pi. NGALOW- — th of Man *h ‘NG ALOW—M dern, KOxl4 7400 EB: arn h bargais j W——-room : terns 759 Manchester "NGALOW- 7-63 Ric Tatar % rox ms, ester. BU BI roogi. ’ B® ood fic just _street made, e4 SOTT AS +E wr rooms: |] count death of wife; land ay.. Maplewood. COTTAG rooms, nis Sv iTS beth REALTY ( 7 roormis an veniencss; from car line, tvwo year: M: api ewood B rede 5-roor rn; Or hiocks lease for 2622 2 Lyle, rot Saat AGEL? Pe 37 lov ély new s\ TY TRUST Gayola “brick: L. 0... aun a 7487 & Rueer carage, sf rlor: 4 _Gayola. lot 74 (Cc) wher, ‘hmond neat, ti hed: tern LA ot b0Ox 1 @2000. tT—AING Walter av., electric. Kas. ath = ¢' ‘ n cotta Union Al 4 Bt. | FL AT—4 rooms and bat} uD “and 4own. 3140 Laclede ri.. Ms PLA T—7542-42A rooma, electri : J. We BURIAN, FOR yeai@enc es, or vacant SM ty THOS. M. 0'GO 7340 brick, Box COOK. HOt gE—86- roon furnac e. $50 LOTS—Pleateau, car z. tin lots to «uit, largwe oak trees on each mart in Maplewood. TT EALTY C > RESIDENCE—7439 —- sk: bach; street, ade, terms; ] JOUN I’ ‘) maxe DOLAN 32686 Wa RESIDENCE residence, nice 6-room and fruit ori Dias ta eale: $52: a0 Ty CO., 7840 Manches READ these bargains over carefully cottage: sacrifice price $3850: hardwood 4-room modern nhence; room bungalow, throughout, price a newly paint $3750: rOLAN REALTY cCo., _ Benton — > he ees ; AL Manchester mond Heights roe m re 0) and *unroeonri Rankin bl., AND LOTS—in on all streets. Richr 8: lots, TY INV EST MENT £0O., iad O04 Federal 3 "NG. Al Ow —6- rvom brik nm, througheut; tile bath; yvood floors ful stene porcn porch; YOO 5. Beil it tr} “#yv 8 PAS. Year; Bank Lid slate ro«f. Reser lod es a | - hot-water heat; ! 5 Alameda a\ Ue @Y.; the oniy nwne € sIiCcCe $4900, 7200 Ric ivercity City baths, hrubs, ( how 4538W, niv ersity City; exe etlent. beautiful Pershing School ter- a\ 4 reonis: University rooms etc Pennsylvania aves, City; own- 304W. University $1] 000 to t WAI Si Bic Wy i vn Zf modern, se avton and enrages reoms: ic) tiny beautiful University 8 rooms, on Cornell ay., sacrifice home, in yulit by : 7 very ai utiful ly screened side porch, to see this. 712 Radclife. mon ipen v.. Siw ity: all impre Post. Disr: atch. and Hanley: might trade for P oat- Dist atch south side Kings- restricte’! Phone owner, fc) through on tsbury 360, Delmar ii) “ F-"2 34, ice, box) 7d, vania, ation im- al loc Central, University City: divice; fine for bungalow or oak trees, fine neighborhood; 4 at once: cash or part time. Olfve 8344 build, call us and inquire City and | on lots {tn University Can gave .you money Commerctal Bidg P! Loree Wrydo wn 292 RESIDENVES— rooms, 5: athe Pu Sent GROVES TRU T CO., ee hardwood | oors, all i 106xi 0: ma = G ROV tram e-. water. lot 100x160: SROVES LN ts co. BUNGALOW—5 rooms, fivecg. + oes = lot B 0: 48 Chest- TRUST CO., brick ae — imi eee TRUST CO., in | \ a y Park rd WEBSTER GRé i crawood_ floors, hot- ae 7 ‘ dRStae ER TRUST CO., Agt. _ ’ room fiat. X Phone Cabany heau- ow ner . CoOll- deco- for ' . exX- WALSH-McLONEY | Clayton. light | rite | ebster HOU Si — Brick. & rooms, Webster Groves C 6 3 all modern; 560x125; 704 Summit ay.; price WEBSTER GROVES THI ST « O.. Amt. HOU SE—7 rooms, all improv ome Si lot 100 x273: 121 Summit av.: pric w EBSTER GROVES TRUST CoO., Agt : HoUsE—é rooms, water gus and electric. Collier avente Hrentwood, Call 1017 Mo. Call Webster QT 2Ww Monday. (c ‘for | Webster Groves | ‘TREMBLEY- “WILSON Webster a ER 119 Alma. brick. hardwood hot-water one enlent location ; TREMBLE)-WILSON Webster UF FER 18 W. Jackson. * O-reom betck. hard | floors, larce sleeping $7800. he: “water heat, convenient to Frisco: | HOUSE—8S rooms, hardwood floors ‘throwdh- | | TREMBLEY-WILSON sp, Webster Groves. | HOUSE—6 rooms. | HOUSE ; ; ' | 1. Benton | an (2) | | }APIN, UWwner , rements bar- | call us Monday adout a beautiful home. ‘eton av. speculation : oft or. ‘layton. a NIVERAITY CITY 1OT BARGAIN Be Fon y bur: ye aid TREMBLEY-WILSON RB. Particu- , | outbutk lings: 10° ha ; ' ' tot | fine Kirkham | ’ ___JAS. 740 74) FAIRVIEW AV. V Nine- hot-water heat: lot 42 W. alckson rd. ; WEI ‘STER GROVES TRUST 9 rooms, ttro-story, perfect condition: lot GUx: 7260; 27 3S. i i ice SH50 WEBSTE R GROVES ; TRUST | CO., Agt. modern: lot 100x158: a |} very Sree close fo eaeeerse- ion, Bo mi v.. rice SON WE BSTER RO ‘ES TRI "ST ¢ _ , ‘Aat. Ho'tskh—é6 hot-air heat: hardwood f) oorse: "S35 Papi:t: price $7000 WEBSTER GROVES TRUST _CO.. Aat. HOU SE—7 rooms an.® reception hall. hard- ,.00TS, oak finish: perfect condition ; all conveniences: lot 60x150: garage; in- spect today: 500 Lake av.: price ysOU. : WEBSTER GR OVES TRUS r ee g@ade; SOS Atalanta ay WE BSTER GROVES TRUST CO., Agt HOU SE Mo wiern 6 rooms: fruit and shade trees. near school and cars; price $55), or will trade: owner on premises. 640 Atlanta av... Webster Groves. HOUSE—S rooms, steam heat, and electric; lot 100x190; Trevillian: price $850. WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO., . HOUSE—6 rooms, every convenien>- gkarage with man’s err owner Webdster. 403 S. Elm av.: pri WEBSTER GROVES TRI “ST HOtUSE—~l]1 3 room s, 2 baths, hardwood floors, hot-wat er heat; tot 1765x430, 339 ho rne or WE BSTE R GROVES TRUST CO... Aet. HOU SE eet rooms. 4 baths, every possible canvenience: lot practi arrange for an inqpes tion; 131 8. Map ‘ VEBSTER GROV ES TRI ST Co., Ot se—?7 rooms, water no | lot 50x150: 368 pri 0. WERSTER GROVES TRI ‘ST CO., Agt. HOUSE—7 rooms larg > Jot. all oandaiins | dw in av. Gier rdal e: terma: 5250 Ww at ts GROVE S TRUST Co. . Agt. HOU SE- rooms, hot-atr heat, water, Kas and ele Mt lot 8389x335; 506 Cherry st.; price $5500. WEPSTER GROVES TRUST Co., S rooms and sun porch: heat, hardwood floors: lot 10 - ar- range for inspection: 213 ackwood av. WEBSTER GR OVES TRU ST CoO., Agt. HOU SE—W rooms ard re hard- wood floors. tiie porch; ga- rage for 2 100x225; shrubs: Oakwood av.. W er Pays WEBSTER GROV i x TRU ST ( HOU SE—10 rooms, ewimming pool: tcan with 4 owner nonresident; » to see this wy derful snap: 725 8. r rd. JAS. ©. MORFIT, &q@7 Chestnut. | He ~ SE—In nmediate Deasession - b — hall. sleeping porch. elect? ne: vw Front } rac 1; garage: Webeter. SE—w rooms, large large attic aplendid O00. o.. | ig pric i.) wa.ier, 8£2ae8 zarage: 127 Agt and elec tric Ureeley ay. “ii Agt. ‘eption hall, sleeving Art. lig acres. cone O.. n- rvoms, bat: a ROK, Rank fusnace, newly $:900, 41 Page ai floors, tile of closet small ea- Ly haraw ood porches; ebundance jet 100x°06. location; 166 Ss, = TRUS buy chance; roof, ST CO., Agt ‘tn Webster for Cail the best tills is your te ~wiay (Webster Groves)—New 5-room hardwood floors, tile bath, ail! con jience s: e60 tc} aor NLD. Nf E—9 i3g)'0 oi ster x40W #dered house ver Inust THO: Box e = rooms and garage: of a count hy leaving town: mo dern cevenienc and terms. 261. Post- ‘Disp ated. ; R LESIDE Ne E — looking, & rooms. modern: large porches; 143 .Grar av., JAS. C. MORFIT,. 807 RESIDE NCE—6-room modern aoe 6. Wehster (,roves: le ‘ 50x14" 7 ent to trains and street cars At idress ow n- eT, 40 Fairview av Webster (roves. RESIDENC E LOTS—Restricted, section in exchange for flats rn ents, clear or encumbered. ?P ost-I iste tch. RESIDE NCE—Beautifu! rocms, large sleeping po at 526 Oakwood av., at please rou; owner leaving « omce, iarge grounds; garage, modern in every way. (all Wydown 2n2 Monday. RE SIDE NCE—Brand-new, Sherwood Forest; very efficient for email family: lot 100 200 feet; garage for 2 cars: sale, $14, 000: small cash payment, balance like rant. See salesmen on grounds Sun: day or call ALFRED BAKER REALTY ¢'v., Olive 842 34. 8 802 Chestnut. RESIDEN( rk — New, rnodern, & roe: ns, in- cluding sun parlor and. sleeping porch; Fairuawn Webster: Char uberla! mn weather Strips, hardwood floors; lot 75175 and all in Sac condition; for $11. 000; it Is @ Ku See this fine place. a “ -Dispa te h. SEMIBUNGALOW—Oakland and Sappine- ton rd., 6 rooms, brick construction, tile bath, hardwood floors in living room and dining room; hot-water heat, brick place; colonnade a enings: brick across front, S&5i terms. Owner _A-322, Post T ys. ; bare ig tet for maj p -. Webster, and our sales list _o omes, priced from $1500 to $45,000 WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO., Agt. ic8) KR & I. fo. (ret list of Webster and Kirkwood property. arranged, hot-water heat; Webster Chestnut ractively Webater or apart- Box white slice, roh and sun parior, a price that wril ity must sell at Box out | “TREMBLEY- WIL LSON Webster — R A 955,000 bargain; now known as the Mer- a (“lub acres of ground: latge ome; swimming pool; tennis courts: many to - sold at less than half the actual cost; libera} terms. Ww EBSTER GROV ES LOTS Lots for sale. See Kamp, Olive 8342 or w ebater 11434 TREMBLEY-WILSON “Webster Grove«, porch, OFFE 340 8S. Gray avy., 8 rooms. sleep! ul loca- 318 oft laree old | 18 Wainwright. sim parlor: strictly modern; w tion: lot 140x270: covere — shade ) trees ~~ yl ey “TREMBLEY-WIL®ON Webster icon 6 rooms fair-sized ete tae ig Bend rd., urnace heat: ove to Frisco R. ; price only ar 0. Rama aa Webster Geoves ER 61 Tuxedo, 7-room brick house; modern: earooms and bath on the es + ae concrete street, with curb and or: $3000" to cars and trains; ict she ts 145: cit ST COMPLETED. Five-room pase eose floors, lot 506148; bargain. Ph one Webster 318. “TREMBLEY- WIL L808 Webster G Groves, pe y Chak. bath first Pia) property wood cond tion ; : $4500. a Groves, hardwood floors, on od CO lot 60x14 TREMBLEY- WILSON 34 Marshal) vo! 6 . hot-water heat: ‘lot chickens: rage: tlocat schoola and tran aportation; - —s tee > ++ ae to $10, (eGay two- -atory ; } TREMBLEY-W 1Lso8. Betty " Goaves, beautiful 8-reom hom condition; lot ’ Uox200; $28 608. ss ee a “WEBSTER savin HOUSES 407 Oak eat +7 brick. 6 Al uln lane: facing Aigenquin G wt... rooms. 130 Heifenstein av.. 8 rooms, 8 rooma, a. Son 8 roome. Webster ~ come immed BON ND. STARK COURT | TREMHLEY- /@12 Wucli4. « = ta, grapevines venient t yi, Weoeter Groves on —, ae with 4 : newly : ew doubt) @ rrage- | nxt ous for a quick sale: Sa LP! aAgtoOn. Haw- ) hot-water | 228 | acunah Gore ay. Yeb- )' the beauty ; one j- ; price for auick ) bar- | Box A-134, | fire | porch con- | pr 7) --- c$3 {emo large place for | WRHSTER URGVES TRUST CO. Agwat._ UFFE a)? yery floors throug’:. a" re ates screene! porch. reel Bid 000. teat 145x150; TREMBLEY “WILSON, _ Webster ‘Groves. 106 Mason. new — home: hard floors, hot- wat er heat, tile bath: gerage * LOx 228 i ut , » $14 000 eautiful w ebdster | ar location ; TREMBLEY- ELSON Webster Groves. OFFER attractty litle 7- : ni ings hardwood Tieainn hot-wa e os warane, this property must be! n#spectec ~ ~ appr ated; it ts tn fine condition an: sini 4 Sigg inte wit heut the nding of “ Hi iar for repair; lot x180; pric rhianiey WiL. — Webster Groves. PIE | 3A9 s. ; 604 Lee. 8 out: hat.w wat ind) gheced na s, h 4 ., sil \ery aie E a hw 3 new f- rvem stucte a : rd woo loor=®: furna } rf 30x 180- an offer ye ested Mune oe is wanted on this weillo- TREWBLFEY. wa SON. FFER - . very attract] bungalow ' h four acres of land: ne Edgar ris : inodern, having het owner is Webster Groves, of five room. acneee at "Pusrtaee heuse is strictiy hardweod floors and eteawr moving to Florida and ix if you are jookén for a bargain you ha ; f be given upon reque oy found e mien + RR AND-NE W 6- = MOMs BU NGALOW.s : ra at Ctive. 2 acre, Big Be : ad and JAS. MORFIT, 807 Chestnut. HOT- if A T ER HEAT roaons Oa - gaa. e Ne ‘ " ad le i*« Spie nd! ¢ conditic aa and location : owner oom ‘. ne city. anta fer Pt ’ "1008 W Ww. se ty wriy ht Khig TREMBLEY-WILSON Web Groves EK , . ster (¢ —o OFFER Rie 18 4. ~~ ar AY " Fal -room } at 4 stucco bungalow. & come” and ba x pone the ret floor; hardw 600d floors: all modern: Oxl40; very con pent to schools o | transportat ion ; : $8000 (045: F = CLASS, co Well-located Se, en-room brsch. baa E. Su 1S. ¢, MORFI IT. ies Cheetant, TREMBLEY- WILSON. », Webster Groves Groves. an0 s Gore ar o a a 4 large aleep ; and sun parlor fleer: eeping porch; finished room on i! 1 hardwood floors; hoe water h onde lot, 600x272: central socaton "$i OB 3 Acres W ebster Groves Home and trains, ! mobiie ‘ene — among yo Kemeny og no pd cas, sewer, elec —— y, oe oe iy, fruit, Brepes . d Mar, i: oOmD! fete ; see t de one | cai oa rt petatie, on Bide Ww i 889"? or LOT 61x200, $900.00. We ‘wer and e!] WE ueTeRe GROV Es TRU st to. A WEBSTER GROVES $4600 S04 ATALANTA. Nice 5-room homé. bat bh, electfic fi v ~ furna: ‘¢ and. grar uit ot . basement: jot Te ; /150; reasonable tern CHAS. L. WEBER. 119 N. Tth Open for Inspection. 516 Cornelia: new 5-roor bungalow, hgt-water heat. tile bat eo) wood floors, siceping porch: sun rior breakfast roum: tile garage: tee | Woodlawn, 7-room bungalow, sleen. porch, tile bath, hot-water heat. nan «li floors, Ww ALTER SOOEt & CO... 805 Che 392, Central 1588, ‘eer ' TREMBLEY-WILXON. ., Webster ‘Groves, Olive 5 435 Belleview. Vel rele - . h , hat! [ W. a ae panedndie little bu low, having living reom, sun room, din room, kitchen, @ bedrooma and bath on on floor; this property is in beautiful condition the lot is 75x200, iwth many large old shad trees; very uttractive garage that ad@ds “to this property ; othe location 0! ie perfect; . $1 7,500. (cB: ESTATE Consisting of several acres of rreu |'house of 10 rooms, a baths, sun pa : sleeping porch, hot-water heat, g2race. ian ty of trees and shrubs: best location *” county; will consider exe hange for Pa erty, n. Ww corner pod Bompart and fm ave at ebster Grove ALTER S&S ‘OTT co., 805 Chestnut set. 28 A LGONQUIN LANE | RESIDENCE OF DANIEL HILL I) Opposite Algonquin Golf Links. This magnificent home has just been placed on the market for i ||| sale; has lot 180x240; a beautf of t his preperty . | fully built residence of 11 reoms, | 3 baths, all conveniences. It rep- | resents an unusual opportunity for someone to acquire a really first. class county residence at a price | in keeping with its surroundings, EDWARD L. BAKEWELL, 118 N. Seventh Street Olive 5555. hI , Welliston BUNGA LOW —4-r -room brick: | bath :_ bargain ; leaving olty. } CoO TTA GE—+4 s wate ! light; $1600. terms. "2143 Cher CUTTAGE-——Carson gon road; $ h __St. Charles road; 4 rooms COTTAGE—2123 “Cherry st.. Wells frame of 4 rooms; jot 30x 2898 REMEBE ie cI . oni ane Ne Rid dney_ aay | HOUSE—2143 Elm av. “ -room ~ Water an lot 30x] - pr! ae va B's URKAMP, 4 me cP ae buliding lot, a near ec l, church es and os 10 iatpates ride from Del or r} Buy from cwner, Box B-314, P- 1412 OGDEN AV. : jot agg astractive = room brick cottage hh, farnace, ) | £53 b ment, street il ___ JOH HN B BLAKE KE patil oe 3 | a” Se we ?y Ss sit sides: — water oe ty om ee a oundation: terns. LEER? WENZL. IK, . 1010 parting tile | a! | 5-room brick bungalow, 2 be d- ; (292) wn Reality Gabany 911. ae | BUNGALOWS—-Will -ulld . to got or re $300 to $5 . balance month Box ?3 ‘ Post-I EUNGALOW—6319 Janet av., 4-room — bath, electric, furnace: 60x1 ; | adieeia°s pisc HINGER, 8022 WN. " | BUNGALOW —T844 reasdale av rick of © 8 rome, eu bac I Aces SN OAR ONE OE A AAD ag 7 AOR & TR ertee 4 SARE! ELT RONG MP MR DAES, Bt te BEA EOE LI CARLIE COR YH Mie) BO Mes RENE IN Peace bays eh lh Bynes ass eran ay fF Agee etiy He se = “= Rig SR YP Ps ONE Fe2 RK i ee Tartine gi 7

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ast, Re nO eS a FO —_ my nen 6B pcet-sararce. BS 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences © OT ©TT — ——___ E- ry EUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES |BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES FLATS. APARTITS. 5a = iT — rere ——— sleestiateeine BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS — COTTAGE: For Sale For Sale For Sa! GOTTAGE—4 rooms, two lots, water and | Sale . : or Sale aoe Ms ~— 4 con . outbulldings — Ri verside S82). te) For Gale — _ South _ — + Southwest : Cat oo eget 3 and 7 by ¥ - Red Bo i. @ rooms k. Ti. 196 I ' : eimar, ; - a4 Ye ae ¢ hye ps as | “ = ne South _____-|-—-=~“fhis Bungalow—Moyle | Mabie Ae y Ss Bax. 301. 73° Cpestent. sumpay Ge y SUNDAY. es For Sale Today: OCTOBER =i = = | 4 ocTOBER 3. i922. | ae ENJOY THE RIVER BREEZE EE cere hee See ——- |COTTAGE—S seoms: moderk fain for | NEW BUNGALOWS—4300 8. 37TH &T. ———————— 7a . : 8524 Concord pl.; brick bungalow, 6 COTTAGE—4941 Davison: 3 rooms. ath. ‘EENS AY. BUNGAL Spon nell. | 2 . sale ae oo i" “SEE Us. near Grand and Meramec. BT \ ( r A LOW _ 29950 5622 Devonshire (Southampton): stucco. 4 -z —— mer a eae a var parior. bath. hardwood floors, _ ~B5. _Siec tric. fra me lot ; et) we ~ ens | , 6 rooms, eo . COTTAGE ~ PORE Hwan ey ; R. = CoO.. “*hestau —- & A he Ws Ye ms. bath, furnace, electric; 19 months v : me ~, . - d! = tr roems me Weather Strips. caragce: draperies, cur- | sind “ —~ a Lie math, electric, hot-watet i ae heten 1-3 AS SURV Cs - . ; — a-T Ty : 4 A ‘. | FOS Wie j R99 . ; Pra 4%. tains end Sang Urn inc bux jed ; wi il #e}) on easy Corrags- — m ane . 50x] ox = . . rh ,OTre ny 7 he t 3. 19 Chestnut Y _ —_— arendon, gert Ses A. J. HOTFELDER REALTY Co.. COTT. AGE—3 rooms, good condition, $1600 HARTWIG-DISCHINGER. « : = COTT. bE rooms: ui conventences: lar: BR iN VA 2 E. E ¢ VU +» VA ‘ Mu W Q) U LD we $12, 000 ~ Classy New Brick Bungalow For price and details ing be e521 N Broatwew_ Newstead and Natural Brid; | cash or terms. 5122 Partridge = sieeping pore ndition NEW BUNGALOWs—4300 8. 37 office uire . . : . = ck... Reyna ———— oo a poly ow) Lo tion: price $56 SUNG AL “oR 5 P an n° uno. at McCausland, 1 block frot Acr =m , CO7 , parer . ADD! Or ” N Mer: 2c 30 to £300, s. 37 th st. near G: and | 702 5 Bruno, BARNGR VE & SPEC ‘HT \N Pp ARK FL ri AGE—6 ToOoThs. wv. CP mS, . ~~ 54. 30 a E ENS AY . —-~--~ pel en ~ F2i ae EEE Sage Cc} ear Urand ana era it . Vv Rr = s~. 4 — I Imits and Manchester car lines: ot r.. 213 oO : ai LA 8 aon ain gle flat | -acee Sarege: terms. 5068 Alc brick; ath, large reception CulT. iX rooms; every mode: on ‘ 0427 VIRGINIA oe. water b tence a , “narawood floors, tile bath, splendid McD.—INVESTMENT xi d ence, 5 and A, : 1 wry |\COTTAGE—5 room brick, we if al hall, hardwo floors, hot water beet, oe dnp spctatagh . Dargain; can move in ¢ , mee ig S- es agg "two cars ony ‘If you v . y plants, stone and cement porch across © roe “. Garrison, 4 _— 5 om. 2- car, 648 4915 Yelmar $500 CASH | —Sround: large jo: 4481 irett: roof; large garage; lot S0x1724_; admissto oon a8 pdssibi Biov ps gg ER Us” — ct Sanne eres i a. Jot in gg Souse fortrront: small cash payment, balance like rent. Saat Adams, 4 « nd ee ™ RI ANT — preg ara ie ese os $3000 - elec.) ee AGE— ——- — = & Ki eHLENBRI NCK ox y TT AGE— room nc le mr, har iwood flsors x * Bil NKOP, 6 619 | Chestnut st. i OH . MT Me Do IN 4 6Lp &. “E. ‘eres | fia ws rs, newly ee A! *Si000 - A nacr ramet te C = . 3 . : READY FOR Oc ‘ ct PANCY om iT AG E__4n18 — . ———— —_-_—— 4 454° Mict ean. 4 rooms, steam heat, bath. co ¥ “On Ol - ne Seesxsne- itt. 27 America: beautiful Pe * lern om re ¥ am , 1 v = — | > a rE! INI hs a | = ed — . North COTTAGE—3315 Abner pl; 3-room frame. | pardwo J d floors. ie btah, furnac tera’ *Urnace, French do6rs, street made; | ALBERT WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. Consisting feimon Baw 2. on one of tt ell very : : | TITLE PSTATE h Z i, ‘ iiis . aa al} Oins a = /s4 a 2 CK — CoO.. 8°4 (restn? ; . = : 3 tT ) SE OOr! om oti : es ly ‘mn pare a 3 a Let ws mai} : - 2-fam. eS es ° roe ss ar : ‘ a a ¥ — “Erde BAR de aa lhc oe “Wh esd bt be Mate! « Ryn ~ lg loge 4 or Murphy bed: | R LAND y" “wise wf ly $2300; ate ~~ ‘siuinnitiied STUESSEL R Fea “ 4 © bs ' bullt entire . ae N *ap leav i+ x ch ¥. 204 Frederick et. i ' a+ “ =. 4 sae, © , Bee § : it ald ‘ e : 4 - Somes Me —_ — ~ ~ AND PAINTE ntirely tm ved wit | siléings, #aVv-n SENDBA iAUS LTE R. E. CoO. _DYAS-SHELP BUNG jALOW—Brick; | 6 rooms, bath, gas, Market day mornin SCHAEFFER REALT! U., tile th, electri t ‘ at - - _™ het - = agg onee ) R em f ei nm ¢ pl le ‘st we , afternocn. RD 2407 N. Broadway ae ES ST ei za electric and brick age; let 502137 es ~ gi eae ay yee - ee - —.94 \ he 1? Ria ain ow? . ieee to igen 7 rs “~ ate a " on trai eo ON teins Pe . : ? ee : nee —— -. V *| COTTAGE 954 Cenevie vo: : SSE TOES a Ww Se On See tile swell electric fixtures, CR sires QE ~ : y " - gar -— er on prem FS © baih, swell electric fixtures, brick stree lS 8S yee “BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE pewin Seen ian ES 8 x feet 1 S00 vee ee eat ora AY ; en ba arr ti f 2) Phe i 9 eee hpi ae) eae © CMRI tei ey PR aba Op ORE INS “he ” iO he . — . ~ ow me a n > I PRE aia iy elit i HL Mut Rs pee > mG so: hur , 2 . . 36. i Church rd. ——— | snd beth. basement; frame: ict 0 feet; / \ ? ' Mare) Als \l Sort.ae es |e te. ‘pu eechan ene ta Winne toy | tee ae St —* : 970: wt MIN ‘SIX- fAMILY FLAT i ye rea s *; (nheroce rio YW efit ABS. : irs 34 fj tou ; ' al 4408 Arco ar.. bein _— K cot- $1: : ooe particnilars at af fice ose a. 2213 # TF isM. ARCA Se. ry “ Bae sine se a a> BU NG ALOW—4439 Blair. cor. issel] _ new | $3500 a*. . As « tive , rooms, n. ect! foo a : ne _ —e ; x » 8-ro treet é' ¢ Park st; owner on premises eee - . tage. with all modern convenien price HARNGROVE & “SPE: "HT. 32 |] ; . medern 6-room brick: tile bath hot-water Oo TT AGE—Ne - - ia = 2a an ae Fre i322 Ww - . Ls ad Neat : id t ‘ ' heat. STROVIMAN @& STRODTMAN $3000: easy terms: just completed onto brick cottage and ro frame. beior price is right ‘$2 lool is ~ SOLCTH SIDE BRICK COTTAGE ALANS $5500. §& > oe RISB. E are ] =] — , ant Saao 3607 N. Broadway oe soe Serene, suet estate: low price: $4 1000 cash | Tineebe ut > gee Sermon oe le ees “ise, ae al cain: } Sieaeein anon alle _s, til 004 S. Vandeventer av FPLATS—GOOD Y: ere iin Shane ol : ' n: price $4750 bath a7 ;wood -— i 1 | | Fees © > ang agent e% : (sl ~« 4 OT7 At} a. , Oj liam’ oO ow > - —~ A 4 . =. }: : . ; - ? " oe i a a ast : . 3 yz pe : ia : an a C A> N W ’ ae. ne , ih ; : ’ : r “> iatieteatiinn . ; ; *“. + } > . ‘ ; } Tw rots HT 7 ‘eFa , , -. rTT"T ~ r . ~~ ms Ad : -~ , ih ; the, ellar, lat =e yard; $2301 aitiitimeciemmcateiay | ior; 4-room frame: «as, ctric VUX PRE- Ww AR P R LC E . i . ~ oe ———_- -- anon —2 | 7 Oe £.4 6 . =] JV E “ ELL . BU NG ALO aio ee a ar voms Sy ‘. —jsTH sT. Corl ‘AG E— Dan ly frame. electric. fy ag $2: 3 ; Qar riesant rd.: | A ro ae i dir REA L c). 4511 MOR G. A™N FORD . ; ra +. ‘ oy oe handsome, m =~ $ . — or ‘CuO, , rms... moder, : ’ ok fiat 4 farmi.es: well cheap, street 1 made. . 1611 . “7 6’ OTTAGE—5235°2 Union: “ gow eer . skin age actrie. | aa anite Bide. th and Market sts. r , ne ‘ furnace. a PNA — vt pore warage é uspect 4 phy haw | os ' tet. 5- ' Mn condiuen: rent 5624 ber CUT TAGE—4-room brick. | electric; fe | ad ele arage, frui rees: 50-foat or car garage. if d this week, p CUTS AGE—4436 itasi -Troon nod re a ‘will | show tarouge 00 ¢ . SS 5. Pr! uN M PNAMY 1 &@ kh E CO... ti saatdenan’ doa 4, xg S. 12 call before 3 p _ mm. J91S Cottage i let: for S3300 S F erick; price $4500 Cab OBS _= oat E sal = 14 CASH, = 4 ‘ ee: MeMEN ASI ; +4, % LN. G ra: tay em me etc e [AN aa COTTAGE—3-room frame and garage; C01 LAGE—4042 Scanlon | roe cae rt eae e s08 & O., 4435 Gravois WONDE REt L LITTLE. HOME ectric, 25 jot: sacrif met ae ae 402% We i SU. _- @ B. © ak , =m! 4.4 rooms, electric; $1500. 613 1 w. ¥. Marceau. brick, €as, electric, quick possession: priced a _. a — —_—_—_— ; ee Se i, ae tty ¢ oy r. Walk east 2 ! $35 Ne T TIN NGHA M AV. sl na ae = . mie - yg Qu! x sa o- erage , — ———_—— Bane res? +. ? ' ' i“¢y —— , ; . a — . : ‘ a actr ra Ot . ’ ay ~ae , Miai.l . FES - : 540 , » oes. a curl TAGE — —3-room, newly “decorated; alec: | — oe . Vie -o?) : ’ sete . . slau , >. 3 . ld , § Phe s A =“ — oa. »6x1l - a ‘fa . 5%. 00 ; ungaliow: tt) y be * hardw od oo y . ‘ > 0 4 ala 39 ' ‘ ; COT 4 +E 480 , 3 rs . furr — ae! if 4 as i» LI Ee At ‘ root: ANTHON irMrry : AT PERT WENZLICK 010 Chestnut, R SMA Pre, AL MU TLY floors. | . aut furnace. 4 Poth, = wear — . £18 Cheetns : - — eg hardwood floors: ; ‘ Sol Ot nd COTTAG E—2850 Monte: omery: 6 ™s , R195 Ske peat pictures ceiiar under ' e house fas ane YS : ' ; ‘ : ee 7 ese’ Gieeet- "easy terme: O00) 31 “ . we ; 3 14x o> => os c SHAW 's & AKDEN Save r eceriy pia the 3 n : te 2 : U NG “AT. Ow JOHN I 17 Li * °0 N th. Central 1034. COT i /E—5641 ‘ ii ‘ av | roor! WA of } — Lt Gg?) “hest! ut. ‘ “4 re ’ . . ts iT Lin ‘ 42 s | AC cab cE ul i c { i Te ‘ bat , , it . = ae et Fa E “Sas we . ee 60 ft. fr moder? ener WwW hew — — . » . ‘eet rven bat} t-water hes luc ei XX Sher ater neat, — nase . LOG omg De ; o01LT COLUMBI Vv COTTAG BBO © anaan « ; 4-room ‘aes we R Ki ERT re 4 = ] Bee a. B ’ "4 le - B 4 “(rs rc. : I WOE araZz ror Ly Cd arior, Te tion Bie hal wus a@ CaS Wem . atu " — #.., ; ’ nodert 5S rox wn om one fleor bath, electric. garage: street made: $2500 — ep 7 ' a A *¢ aN a . pena gage eo were ~# - . . a . > , ren¢ a . Broa tee ~ wand | rae. wens ee ae. | ie mre hal . “OTTAGE car lari Ak penmiek —T _TRAUTNER RE ’ IRE front porch, 1 oullt and in fine condition; bs. ~ 722 Chestn COTTAGE—HBErick, 748 P rairie; 4 rooms, | s, st t made: owner ¥ shov urai Bri A } as f podfeli rece mio all plunna : kcases, r SHAW 17 BAC i sl NG Al ow : si Sms iful ri : irut re. 30x 160 rvqT ae * , + : . SEES foorne, 2 | . > Z, ‘oe okie «. 7 wee - i lati ee nt eee bath, electric an Py furnace ERT R tor, 2911 N "nion oms ath: ni only nantel, A&xtur : ; = | COTTAGE—2843 Ab n modern | USCHU : = rot . f maid's m 3 Morage room 84; =~ tim Sate. 2 te porch; let 30 mpton | tom I COTTAGE—15: "yy "Letts: 4 rooms, gas and cottage tile bath etri ) lace, i , ~' ya j rm oa dy ay. | ‘> PAGE “2. 3 St Li ~s 5 . 7 : : ‘ wor. hes ‘ ‘ - some j j : . = : = ; ate . : “ st ’ nla 7 IN : Hi electric: good condition; owner there; bar-|) «+ offi; elect: stean eat x : : nt Soc ‘ - = : ee eee RENEE ote ; 3 AND 3 ROOMS. SATE tr, sincie S 6 room $s gain HART W1!IG-DISCHIN¢® 2 3o0e4 ; and : KORTE-RUST REALTY CO., 816 Chestnat ae 1G-DISC 3 oe = —~ aH . Be . Se Gy eI 16 om, M 113 . ( OO) ? - GOTTAGE—4-room frame, bath and eleciric, | bath and electric; smail cash paymen;. | BUNGALOW rooms: hot-water heat, ga- | COTTAGE—Hrick. 4247 S. 37th st.: 5-room BRAUTIFCL BLYGALOW a - Bia oe o pare = NEW BU NGA ALOW ONLY $3000—$5 a menace, bath and electric, 50; eae on venient to schoo!-: newly i . nticn tis new: must b+ old rice * : rage oe f } . = e .R VAL . Dune: ws. ate . . ‘ Og, ~ . ; ’ es : : as 7... ine re mode fcr ' : - — 4120 Green Lea pl See own- | x A-1560. Post-Dispatch UNGALU W—?F ran 5 rooms. ath, elaec MBRIDGE AGEN‘ x deram : ee — — _— o tae eR OOS. Cucres ~ - tm nein ie ’ oa - A agg ait. " pales eames - . . ;, ‘KERRY 2 Lvl) ¢ hestiu ee EMS, c) OTT. a> ‘wils mt t ranci sc tv.! uN , Street P S.3° > Rog, : calf : : ar, , . "i . ‘ome pen ‘« heae . Borns Ww : MIT os fixt “s furnace’ wal tit ’ aot 50x] bi - CUTTAGE—1001 Switzer av; 3-room frame reom brick. bath. electric, furnace: pr IUNGALOMW one c's TT ; POTTAG!I “a ~~ s ealiliei . screen ro edie ae ea _ - , : : to move right in: pric 2 S4000- easy newly painted: gas, water. lot 30x120 Kine’s highwar: Cherok mr | ire . in Grat ‘strict ‘Har | wares for 4 core Hoh 9 Naty : — —-~ — ; terms kL. H. PRANKE. 720@ Richmond p! Mea LISTER Re E. CO., 8106 N. Broadway eee ae AN, 2022-24 5. im et 18 wr beauttt new ; D Tooms ae ~ Be EH a oo no le a oes Se . 7 RO MS —SOU . en > ; ALSERt VENZLICK, 1010 ¢ yn “a nee cen een “YY _ t Z 7 Ari nD on . a " rn : ' , j in . : a ‘or. ; , © i “is. ney otba f ‘ : rU i ~ay m - . , Fr % : % , NG a COTTAGE—4127 Red Bud: 5-room frame: | “7, 20C" 38s AT 217: ga aac aie : — wuss. vi... |. LL ees 9 ADi ‘ REAL BOs: ale , PRETTIEST SINGLE FLAT REN rs $2000—PRICE electric, gas: new! ¥ painted and decorated: for : ines $30 iW), : oe pines yew, mocgerm, 4 ‘5- FOO bar- tector fe -4 asi - ; ae .. ane gi ae ; “se + sotomac; modem — : —" : IN THE CITY 200 feet west ¢ . aa fair poe etree, Deckines; _ ay ~ aye? N. Grang. | WAL TER JONES R'E hestnut. | => ——_ —_ * 2 i ; ’ ; “nH yo S. Gt : : otter ry} fiat, elec 3c. seaaiendetiieadien COTTAGE—5646 Mim a“ & room »r } - ; = ‘ we : b j J i HA MoM? ' a RE Al wy. 4 , ; i 3 iv i a oe eae) : , & rood . tile Dath. har dwood floors, Sooty tart we ac ° _ ~ . , . 4 ‘ . = D for $s AGE—4347 Linton: 4-room brick: 2, * Se See Se , ele furn “¥ nin ceil ~--— - \f 2 ci atten ae = 5 | R. KOERT, Realtor, °911 N. 1 n NGAI 4 rool ath 1 hal!. ee enament - b+ ; el i ; Sica mee ,~ BiA a>. ae es °918 ‘EB aber wic 1G- “DISCHINGER. 3022 N Grant. OOT TAG E—Blo aie fenrm ¢ x erai ia cocina ~v0~ «6M gan; UYU; monthiy. S ee as a ja: QUA4 ; i‘ewny . i an hake tones ga . -_ ee iin — . oe =e : EDERER R-ARENDES we & CO., Be . WONDERFU L INVES E. Basie and § room brick; 2 an A ere Halls Ferry rd.; 5-room plant . - lock from Genera! MF meygqnese an OREN er peatry , ' : ” -* DES CENZLICK. 1010 ¢ =i 60 onGIOn, : . g, ne =o, 610 Gravois. 519 EASTON—23518 EVAN sf heat; iarge brick “perch, frame; electric; street made: bargain: price) Qfien: condition: easy terms. See 3307 BUNGALO 3757 : Zz ) a ee 7 -_—e nae =aneiianen eke ———--* 2S Sn ee es el -FE a —— aT ees ONE STORE AND THREE ‘tT Senate laundries; brick garage for 4 Wiliame it ae clepeeset aga lectric, slate roof, cop SE a ee ee Pili ' Ft IRE Bt NGALOW. 293 ee Re oom Bungalow i ¢ et . - : ~ 1 aes . A R EAL BU NG ‘AL OW ie Rate ae en ae as DI ‘TION & KEHLENBRIN 34 Sunday open for ¥ om ’ - ¢ « - . . tered : made: 3 & real bargain at $3200; quick pos-, an (ee 200: possession at | Doertlinger Realty Co., Jefferson and Giewole | UL LAGE—I1838 §S th and 1857-39 particulars. | conty Pag } o bath, bards at > ene wes 2 cepliasnelie | : a0 7 , = HIGHWAY Extra iatge rooms in good ° ng a oye street and sidewalk made; , ——_— om _ ea ate roof, hardwood ff : i Pn SB somes and im MAT. add etre “4 ane ine t m fi booms arewoes spo vere a pnts of, ae _ MORRIS A ACH Fr. cO.. right, office ‘ = ‘ , panty 2, saree . ‘ : ~~ > : —— “ a ARTWIG-DISCHINGER, 3022 N. Grand. aM RED & ta —_ trenggge ~~, aeons : a 4 - 2iie@ Fell, ‘ - 5.00! nace, 3 and 5 reoms: , - | - fut ‘ , ; as . ee : N COTTAGE—5344 Patton av.: lovely 5-room) owner on promines vent: at ain, & CR. MILTENBERGER, 14 N “ mee cuertsic: garage for t ma Dongs a erg ye : te furnace and garag JF F_ ©. RELLER, 3531 Broadway. 2 oo er h premise r § —— oo - — ines; jot S2x112. ‘ nt terme UNGA en aa at 1158 Suburban; mod MORRIS ABC 7H 43 co. i oe ae Ou . P43 “i ar : ‘eer wd ‘ : s =a _ * rec : i el - ‘ a 4 tg on ee ME COTTAGE—4 roi ms and sleeping on 4a slg ommg i eas sili - Mm. APPEL, Age l , = me r PO? 4 : berch; lot 25x179*%; excellent condition. oy rTpreT ' | BUNGALOW iern — ‘amen ; a : xs : rs o4 4 , rand ; ‘ - 247 Wu For nission, ste : Ce eee (rwner, 4206 Lexington av. RD Se floor bot-wat id Othe batt eet oe } a alanee tert a : — = Sepeacts : —— ww («Y - 2 2515 McNair ay. _ : : VENZLICK, “1010 Ches: nut. ; North $500 DOWN, EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS COTTAGE —452: _: o; at cae , B10C! ih To TOV ark; itl = Age op : ig st A T fhe rT} V ~ Pa I] sh BUNGAL — 350 SUS oa ee cae ered — oo ee : » “mane 4 er tn i : Ang I Singie flat S187 Port = i . = Sree ° — ; ; - 3 79 ; eee LAY YOO MOTs. Teo rat rn, ¢-family, 4 rooms, 6-roem ; ~ 6 MARTWIG-DISCHINGER, S072 N. Grand, MOUN "ITs PisTr © ithtub, modertr | 4- m bri lern: $450 : me I BEN ENS] . 16 Otis . oure | ' tP —_ MONT = “Tr SOCK Cit , ae ey Ro ry wees class. ec op mccain 2 a TEKRACE BUNGALOWS PARR ae Union and Louis 3 ne oe ce am irts term > ” Mar - ae @” (°° an af @ « wae : Path Al 2. Re eautif heath ov. 1; bs e ve several good, modern bungalows ©))) (; AGS—4474 eace 1 new bric a = 1 ait LEP SF nen @naily ¢ oP a i = ee Sie yy | en tnt Dah eg tie seen rt. lh ; 2 | = ins por ; natch ; - a tn ag ey Oakland terrace. 1 block from roon eception i a m hea 6 NGALOUW—H ros til p th (ean ia . ci : = very fine } veer =e . =. 361 tu stric moder let - = tate > ote tumd aaa ; Dt a BL u $ LA T. “$5750. Porest Park. See us for price ang terms. | nodern: garage: chicken house heat, hardwo a! ao a a: ly piost ws Waa mare Keener . hE) - -eRie 115 +S part bn Sunday opting RTE Spat Sy denna phe « ; ms = a | aa w Carter av: ‘awfail ct JOST - a R E. CO., 195 N. 9th ¢ ice and card see OArSain: as > for ; 542 : - | ne? Se e925 - Dena ierne | (S ene ‘ ALPE} WENZLICK, 101] hestnut ; Rsisisnakngnectuegens suemaonsigeimemncatedientine HLAND. 3 “3856 Moaern 2 824 Chest nut. _— 7 Ry "ht be ‘ . bc ances yiLOC ror tn . - = ree 3 : : EK N—$4700—EASY ‘TERMS . " , mn" ais " : : i ' J ‘ i : z + “Re rOvES AND . ™ wg - Rt ‘N 2 . ; AT rn > “et 2a . ~*. Ane . Ww & Ad, furn = ‘* - GOoUois garage. near x : Shdne ‘sae tet 120) “Or .7 — ——__ -—__ + aN —s ’ a m4 SLEEPING PORCH LA a » =) ne ark a ‘ : 1 Margaretta, ee oe OER. fer | AGE oo eee don | ae eee on™ reo: ; ONE 5. 1018 Chovteay av. $1500 CASH—$25 PER MONTH bungalow: S rooms. sun pa awe: bot; _.._ REASOR REALTY CO., Cab OUBLE FLAT — 3 me 0 FAL L IN PARK FLA : , + 4 , ae ee eS ogg : aT tere «sACe: can I e COT ;E—S5* slat . Alf: ne , . tate : “Be : ee gl TR a — - prams os 2 Gan room se 3 Pen: -t -room &§ ALBERT WENZLIC a 1010 Chestnut. _ Northwest : 's highway: 1l-story frat ermis.— ER INGER REALTY , hela ggg 10g - ne ee mo _ *e J0x125. STRODTMAN “TI A ITAG! >4x eo 3: ig hts. 3953- 3956 North wad modern. ~a he en rit ht and LAST CALL—NEW COTTAGE—ONE SOLD Re te ee ee ee | eee eee Pipe ee 291140: ter: . ot pe eae it ‘ Wee ae Soa ae 5. “ ae a — i gee, - Oeeeer ae: garage; "$3650. Owner 515 S. Broadway. — ie f almission necessary. —ONE LEFT. t¥ ECHER. | pews NGALOW os vet! POO! HUBENSTEIN REALTY C \LBERT G&G. BLANKE R. I ; = 2A 5 Arsena t- roe rick: 3 Be weal ES eat re a __ (89s?! Fis — ) room, modern; “= PEE NBAUM-HALSCHU P: S008 Eilict av.: a new 5-room brick cct- “Nebrasi : dna Lae Vier, te CK moder just ymmp) atreet Lom Ng! fain 3 , Cant 1? ll Chestau perch. tile atl ardwood floors ie \rTAGE—6518 Pfremou modern 6-room rk district: $12.500. Box F. . Pa. 2407 tage: tile bath, slate sink. furnace. just east — : —-- * : . . en — —-+- == aut 7 i ———— ee of Lindell Park: convenient to #§ iifferent HOU SE—3110 Kh preatnes _ eFOOm tram ace tam ‘7 BUNGALOW B AR ‘ AIN Of BOK L -’ - mA . ; ZLICK, 1010 Chest ‘ 4 wd Magfi t. © one ee A REAL :B ARG. AIN ha k , ni Tt * ' ) “9 = = - s x . ‘ » "Js at ' ° = z ” om I ; On .- - “ w es . nu = *' — ! in nN LA es rice $8509. pat ay car ‘lines, ali kinds of schools and churches. i Cee ee eee a Oe BUNGALOW ¥. Tg sae ma mins — 4919 GRESHAY > r rs Se a aa . een ae ge . i ‘iaiietae a : - , Z ; , fon “eter ‘ = e . rt buy ~2e: vied, ‘ ‘ > ~*~ - ,“*vU _ : _ S55 > ' C ak, a2.ance easy terms Forest —T9 ca ae 1917 N. 13th , a and 4 -o : - “y . et RE aT. Ty co. balance sh le _— ; . . 4 . + ' . , TSmME pt wp «Dt + : on © ‘be r . — = = “. O~d a ee . pacieam : : a terms JOHN P. DOLAN REALTY co. ,ATS—Thgee singles: good locat P:: ac 8 er ther JOHN Ss BLAKE & BRO... 815 Chestnat st. $3- : tio. oe J. BARGAIN IN COTTAGES x non oe: in canadien fant ae POE ) ee. ne -” te a Bony kane Sn 4 «dt hh ; i 4 FL A ¥—Singie br ick. . ; Pil S a > ay OTRADINGE, 15 N. 7th 1 et. Olive 8348. te - ee im . tile Daath, elee- id furnace; also la: orkesho : reception hall and bath, fur For or . PP re ON EES Pha OTT ra. men! ; - ye ; —— > den . OER rs ’ . 3-room brick. bath. s 3 # J _HI fb, Agt : S10 net @rice $2500: easy m4 HILMER, DUTTON & KEHLEN BRINK, ALBERT WENZLICK. hestnut. Spring; comy room home ne: {; large gar: For price and card of hardwood floors throuchout: ttle bath. fur-} cian eon nee one encant aener 30s! 2 or bed; bargain: owner Clayton 537. | FLa? 38 Gano: frame. 2 ae RADY & OBERMEYER. 5179 -ae 2013. Ventral 2834. om ME ned MAMTA av. ‘ a ust be _ te _ be appre- ie a or Sep FOCr, :aree perc .cross fromt 0 , mead. ae Bs “Ww VEST END Cc OTT AG E. BARS — a nd. Phon ~ Ke “ 2 t 3196. Detmar 566 eo Beller I Bungalow J Reduced to $7500 aie sl te end _ turnece; 3 2, ’ Nebraska Gitnae a7 eanstiggs “TE DERER «Pt 5g BEN SSI0D & . ; a ere a dns a a a” rar 3 rooms _.% Gran _ — ‘yy Kk = 42°23 John ay.: bet ween Penrose and Car- 66 rt Uv; oD *BRINKOP ae a sarsande — town W ENZIAt ma. 1010, Chestnut. (cl) = - - : tee 4 Fe . ; rt Se i . . ; ‘ + F. * } . cry : ‘ — 7% ‘ 9 : a : tat - ; famiir: 39°5 Cottage av.; r ; 0- F A MIL Y BRICK, > Ki 119 Che BU ‘ravoi ay e.3 ane eugee Pe Fe > WENZLIVK, : I= Chestnut farms, real bargain, see me at hah @ Proatway: 272140: @ rooms ter, 2 biecks north of Fairground Par : : . ° ae _Grabb 1034 Hamilton. ear * 2 families: this is a One cha » Rs BRST aes low est ‘f > SRR + amg att petal 4 - = > we oe kK: UVALUW—We Ye on pain. at e 4 Bk ba +> ~ : , ILS . 5 J a } af hae EW BRICK BUNGALOW, D. se Ss oka ), : - B = es = SiS ies 63 ; + FLAT—4228 Maffitt. 4 and 5 rooma, hs a home and get a tenant to help om oe Geemy a ao S large, light, airy | gh money gene — = & near au 3! lance mont! ane eo yo Owe — we 044 . } Bid t © bath and trunk closet; hardwood ae SS .): 2 rooms, bath, lectric fix- - F. -EALTY ©O., 4612 Grave! ~ Joa, ¥. Dirk, HOLA ovat want wesc” ae Sea _ — ~ ms. bhardw bath a’ ood e -water : at: i, make term floors, steam heat: owner will show through. | *&®s. etc; lot 25x180; street made: open. pen dajiy until 8 ; Sundays apm rand 620. Vierer 38. ,o a Mate Aft: SARIS. Spe ote - Bs LEN oul aOsne, § ~Seautisu ‘bricl ch: new Hooray Mo bath. fur | _any t! mga ae ee Bi = SDILAC —— 5085 Claas l-story brick, 5 rooms and bath ALBERT . E. Co BUNGALOW—S-room b sath. betwntes | GOTTAGE ice a ee. | ee ot bs improvements; well made; quick, | 2&¢e brick 1; Re rupted... a See 615 N. Broadw eg ri ree pms le a ae : >t ter OTTAG s Ti O74 Hannove ay Shion E : . — 921 ‘ ‘hes* nut : Palin re se we 4 Al sir yl ao tone “HH » @€ €% - ALE NIE OG PO Ws a 25: attractive 4-reom Two-story frame: 5 nice ro ) i} . , furnace. electric. granj- | bathroom = a gl instal led: fine ranitoid . R. MILTE E RGE: ° iN rims ) _— etc. Uwner leaving basement: nice t with r bor md Prnaatrtnw ae ; . A. MAY ry ~ a te Geist cecupant Sl ake Sin Stace” deg inves home, molars arch PESNU Samet QOH dal eat Sp ose NACHE STP ON, |, Matt ticks, Saree Zuma call om ape | MOTE sameoen Glos. gnd rear coche DAN DY BU NG AL OW | can’t NGLE FLA : 7 k- am . batflt ¥ te Sande ps - —** : m BAG r AIN—SINGL EF 815 Chestnut, | gain: occupant will show you through. 4554 Ma C A \f ee Alcott ay. Tv eS ee x today and _ : gfe ae Mesiey - -_" (9 Hun ” ain sini ou = : MACANT COTTAGE |#ittel tmsene, soon oor. ron coennn fins SGER WHat SF co.e4ce unniges, | phe Saco, eee ites, inate eaaligtcs Need ants Gee TOE HCE Ean, sw, cer. Grant ant| _ FaOMEDIATR PoseREaTOn FLAT—2600-11 Suitey =) . ffomt; copper t n ence cl aw i i ——S+ jo sw ss is ae . lit tle ou zalow of 4 rooms each; lot 50xi31; ‘ :' on: © and , a, brick, ‘4 ae as Pe A Sree 2911 Burd av.: just north ef : gu! LO" - have tn the 423 ®xx biock | payiner Soa age Loe OT ha de tc.; granitoid semen: OWNER LEAVING —— 5 rooms snd ed t : all on one! floor; | WALTER JONES R. E. Co.. 61 ftals $840 per annum: mae seem e a . ; sor st. « -room modern fram a- | +s fii AWN, S ° ; x if ter h “elle nRra VW, —_— ~ aa i, ; ‘ardwo furnace: lot 27 ”: Pric 4 : amd furnace: in good shape: go and see it: | Beautiful new bed om riot ler: See Seemann, electri r a bones >a #1, ’ . nd ie ee ot sw garage; lot x 6 st Pari ~ - 4 om Ort $7 ra x Price FLAT—2138 Linton av.: 2-ftaméilys a NCIS © PEALTY CO. 804 S5TOO0; te: : Jook jay = J0x243. $500 aS$ii, Dalance tris mthiy Se , AG] . } ih a". - ~ i Tt . . tlime acae WwW — HLA .c 4016 A. - H: -MMELMAN -N- SPACKI E x R E. co. 00. : ‘ ae pee = a8 erm. ¥ a ° Eienore, new. : : oe Fillmore st See * iteau Chestnut st. | HARTWIG-DISCHINGER, 3022 ara 4-FAMILY FLAT FLAT—4015 Palm st.; 4-5 rooma - 717-19 N. LEFFINGWERSE rooms, ¢ in-a-dor : ‘Oca y — Cc HAI Ni EY . (ER ATH “he nur Mi - , REAL TY CO., 4012 C rar : - “Te @ } 7% 238 QUEENS ay —hestnut. Open dai! “until 8 p.m. Sundays, ri — cat. Sereh- for ao ‘oe ar, lares > os 2 See 2. RE ADY co MOVE n * oo J C ] 4516 Pope: 5 “yn and reception hall gn at tem rooms, siate roof, bungalow, modern: see INGALOW—4651 & 2-stor - bin ee this : aie; | _—" 300 . N eV\W Bungalows. $530 0 o xs itentenin ieee. blo. a ae on ~ Bungalows ust onip eted Hiner pueaeaiin SER. iance sasy. $6200; terms 000 “3 2 ‘lothes chute. fruit 1 Gren aa _ €. Gi ' ak se] ®: City Limit r: oF In Delmar Heights, University Ctty, on ART Wio- DISC 302 : — -. : _HART wre. DISCHINGER. 3022 N. Grané . lot 30x120: gars ” For an ana | Sl oo _§ rota, | Gravois and Chippe: 4 ‘rooms. rm brick: _____WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. Centra! ‘ay. ond on North and South r i,| FLAT—3611 N. Newstead ay. UM "SCHULTE ts. BUNGALOW BARGAI x. rice sea ; " VELLIN: -Toom brick; bath ie Orick porch, tile bath. electric. furnace. FRAME COTTAGE—WITH SMALL PaY-| 5 and 6 rooms, brick and brick and kella-| bath. electric. garage, price = i Post_t | rees on | 5 ; ENT stone, hardwood floors.. tile bath, hot-water; HARTWIG-DISCHINGER, 407 N. Broadway. | glocerie; yo “4 6 rooms, beth, furnace. : ot / REMSBECHER. Chiopewa_§ and oad Do, ; -_ ets. HE : . 50 — v . fae a S 5 eH Vier " ree a ee wy eee eee roo a TON a RL! .M AN, 3 ww "OF. rt 4 yg : co ; 1 ol “€ 3 ” — . .. S ECE able rag —o | tile ofan furnace: in “firet-ci - ition. x1 25 mnable terms ae on it~ ‘ao 4559 Hamburg. 6-reors bungalow; frst-class Séney rs ‘rand Ors. ‘ictoz hy ehh Dey a te Fg .T- | or: . tox A: Post Bt pats fa able ga: Sees , tte a cpace: in firet-cla enditior P, ' ee 4013 ei | ply 343° trand . $ ha a ; sorth ti 5Uses or motor ik ‘ ut Delmar . : ait , ~— = L~ — earn the ~ S +: bot e a ce ts rie ar S—3549-¢ Labatie, water heat: ot CHAUNCES P ren “H. 818 Chestnut et : a arene batha, electrics ™ =the WIRE Ate ee le Perm: ' - rth and Sy tot | ae — = UNG. : 9 ~ 9BIG “eT AINS | ROSENBAUM- fuenet yas LT we ¢ *-*~~ BUN ;ALOW—374. 745 5. "Spr Toosken Ms) oe SEE US"’. Near + nd and Meramec Beaut seal New Bungalow -_ yt Ss. al. improvements made; OCROELLER, ~ ; - | na de: ame Co v4 ST. A ANTHONY's PARISH “— | If you are interested tn acquiring @ real | 07125: pai | 2 . | aL FRED 1 z_ _LOC —= LPRED ¢ 1 OCHM: cil ER rc eol4 to sores” estate: $1700 burs | in iw OTTAGE BARGAIN ter heater, mirt i ther 4107 Oreg gon : teick ben | 2 y Renan gk BO come and see a) oS — ALTY_CO — See eee, 7266 LINDELL BL. — FLAT—4038 Sheandoab. on =. furnace, shentrio. ~ Tb - ment: lot 25x132%. 4212 Viets s ' ie leav me town and can gire cu! COTTAGE—&4540 ~ Plendid 4-room | ectteqe : iin mam a ni Thorn ones 06% 5311 Not h rooms, tile bath, han- ma bargain ~ ~ ‘ __ «is a slats fermsces Tet | 300. bath, trie, mie a one heat tr — at ge a - : a iio throughout, hot-water heat, aN o ’ | 25 . § f | ; , € tet ands thea Een | NeW 6-Room Bungalow ett Bet $581 Grace Cottage—Hot-Water Hae ote eh a ART : os ae vn U BOLTE |, 4017 Northiand av.. on ac unt of help ‘electric: S180 4334 De Foto _—" y° 8134 Potoms- P =e mprovernent ae: ‘Block west of aa 6-ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW me Me. but! “7h 000 tock jm am Tili- bargain for oer mee vec “atten oie “HMITT RE co.. 723 ¢ HAUS wae R. £. co. | wt BL opm in new 6-room ungalow ; CUTTAGE—4 sleeping v- ac Pt . ete ~ ay Dy Biect ¥ -K L. -PEYDT-EARI( pt AND GARAGE—BARUAIN AT $5590 a f a50ut : “) Peouiation from money, butchers . = ; = ——s ao Broadway. '— 2 machines tor 8600 TTAGE—4 rooms, modern: =e to good CHRisti. in “SEE Us Broadway y. 5001 Gravois av 6500 Southwest av.. ie: fener: Strictly mocern and always rented. HILMER, DUT TION & eet : i +... * frame, brings $39; Best buy 4,» 1-4 Phone Forest 8352W. —'*"42t._Bot G-60, Post-Dispate | HRISTIAN BRINKOS R. E. Ne ger a Ti = furnac . ele ; mewis Gecavatell na Rox F-346._ Post-Dispatch. _ | Tyler 2012. ral z _ * S851 Penrose; ows 2 COTT AG E Cort 4 jo ag 2 erick: all —— | 6500 AT AD Lk . - 4131 C2 ALIFORNIA ainted: I ‘ ¢ nl . ter : ° , APARTMENTS—2, ne . a. famii 3 and FPLAT—1315 Sullivan ay.: “ . = - AGES, $2400. 3.00 “3831 Hvdraulic av rir, es Fiyy Fooms, bath, tollet end furmace; jet VTOv® car to Clifton Heights terminu 6 ro ; ; OA | first floor: 2 3- a flats Lot 860x138: 1 cot: — 4 ° one black west. Owner on premise MENTS—2. “e a 4 also steel garace : eggs * : TUF. : : strtetiy ane Tg 5.000 each. |HILMER. DUTTON & KEHLENBRIS 2 $5000 and terms Box J-£9 , ee COTTAGE—4 rooms, 2 lots, easy terms Brick t 0x12 oak an +a An Bel eet” Box G-37, Post-Dts. | ‘age oon “bath and «leo NOBLE-Mec AWLEY. BRICK BUNGALOYV ; ETT im ; SEE US.” Main 2814 Centra e st.| Six rooms and bath, furnace, electric: el SONNEMANR ‘ements TE REALTY CO. F ™— = “=, © 5 tat 5 Asko SS Savard: 422-4 peepee ee “A> Palm st. _— > “S°9°). Sig Sargaina. ingull , n il! shew you ones COTTAGE—~- - : ——- | JOS. F. DICKMANN R. E. CO A ie Chestn ~v a > eee > ne totlet, ai P8619 Chestnut range ement: lar - te. | ut newiv. painted. | arranged; good bas . large porch; plent — | Matin 4113. Central £92. COTTAGES > ca to 5a0GS- BATES NE AR G) GRAV ros Beantiful 6- are ote om Bee es gn ae —. Grove ents | APARTMENT—Dz splex stucce ffre-proof 2. furnace, on 24 . we, a ‘ _.. &.__™ * Re : TAKE CHEROKEE CAR If you have $750 cash and can pay 963/" * "TGA HURIEMAM | daa sarvtundte pam puesta nie See Aas, “we i ry ae eter: ne Ss Buy From “ ae Bar 4 rooms and bath, eas, 2d OOS Ball furnace, ett | you a home: rooms all os one fio: © Grand 4019. Victor B41 a fleer. | trances: free of debt; Perfect title: lot SOx, "HINGE? x. Gres EONY LA Tm Owner Direct | _ ass’ se Fis be39 itahoiwns, sv. , STAC 5 Michigan 5 scomm: soles orice | MODERN (¢ COTTAGE | tri °, hot-water heat: " possession. chester investment in ome: cash will Saale. An I ote " __ $5000. App! 'y_3255 Pennsyivania. (67) | extg | r Owner will deal with haser Cirect: no mas G-DIscHE! = KEw GALOWS wo 2500 a ms, bath. furnace, elec. car to Kraft. PRICH Witt ASTONISH rou a So aqallece: 5 rooms; price — 7 ll alee a en td price right: own- bh: leo he ; KOTSREAN. 201. 722 Chestnut Main 1198, 2f¢nts Call Olfve 341. | PLAT—3331_N. Lith st. At 1918 to 1974 Goodfe!: : ——— y _Pennay!vania. (a7) | a P. Ch orectated: from Chero " TING : > | PFLAT—Double 4-5, rent $1920; Brice $8766. t. rooms "| geia. three Liocke rorth of unten ans a ae CTAGE— 1948 Cherokee. 9 rooms, price | ae aa STR Chesat_st ic $659 Dehita — | CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW | __omily $1000 cash. Box .-D, a6ri : eee from downtown; now under ——22 —APpty_ $288 _Pennsytvanta. (c7) R. eautiful New Bungalows HOHFN STEIN PraLTry co. 6428 higan m3 ae beautiful hardwood fers: PLATS—Have seme oa i dane construction: Gme-t in city for m e- COTT 217 a you are interested { quictn : “~ — beautif: r od oors, apartments; can sel] on terms. ' “hestnat et. want to make & reputation: me dern con- Se Rae Wis > —~ 3 to price and terme. oom 2 and. eee dana South Side Cottage — erg wrench Geor —— mantel. Aree | _up for fist. JOHN F. AS . 103 N. os > —— oo ae omy 9 peleg salesman on Cr as ‘AGE 401 Winnet ; new gt a ing oe 5 an & rooms. 2017 Pe- eistaeaies t can | (ok. ase. eageuntty well” bates | TS—Deoubie; 4-4; bathe, furnace. e«.- ° « '' s.e¢ ee = ap — ; . . . . ver: | feat odays 500 cash, balance ifke Brice $4500. 3232" peanaytvanin nook; mode! perch and Pull — ape rage, in very in yer pond con =i . pa! a (worry 25 918550 ne eneition rent $2060; ma a O. G. Stark, 3630 a front porch and Pre > = hot water, connec- Delmar lelmar 2001, 001. Lindell 237 Oltve COTTAGE—6-reom brick. bath, Fore ~ epening on @ si terrace po Boe Biba. S. Soin” 5001 Gravois av COMPLETE BUN NGALOW | FLAT—A wey fine flat, 8 and | glectria, ete.: fine @1-tt X matt brick. tuckpointed. tile bath. T | tile porch: every med nied. ile bath-| COTTAGE—5-ROOM BRICK : &| Fenience: ' 2, 2 5.8 Horck et 4 lot, loom at this; /feom with bufit- in tud _ i > : : : | , | eectric £ One block trom te : bath. > oe colon- | : | NEW BUNGALOWS | S28= that ce y Secceee WO oe Ene wee: 2 Gre RTRSCTr ower RORERT 5 electria Sarance, g2rage rage: corner lot 29x111 & - y ted. ee | i a. you @ two-family E KORTE Rt'st EALTY co. S16 Chestnet.| 5700 AND 5707 HELEN AY, os COTTAGE =e bareain; brick: 7 Magnolia snd ‘Trarman RNET & ZEIBIO TACST, TIS 2 Grand and | follet bath: orice ’ oo TT) " : A.Y, ° : e . scivetancge ‘| Modern Brick Cottage ine i i — Arsenal, 24 floor G 4019, Victor | N. Sth st. ae CLS 503 HY West Wal tare : to erry, mut Manor | ps all Improvements =e al —_ Francisnn av: ff bi RR1T Feirview me not bach. L. wm ee ' Easy Terms—Bargains tls & . | 4436 ELLEXWooD : 035 ai v. ry ily +. electric. bath. furna hot-water | Park: « 825 International Life. | oT) = ” ace Pat | och. thet : i Ae : : Bors’ jot the hehe atte SEN ae al ages | . | | te wtren score co.ages Chestzut st.

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eS 1 ) a | ; 9 gUND , ‘i922. ve = 1700 REAL ESTA TE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, ———— nd Oo ¢ " : wm ~ i ebblaiis isd PAA TLL RES Remy | Cottages, Flats, A m Resid For Sale Tod ‘TS, FOR SALE _ APART. ‘TS. FOR SALE ) FLATS, ‘APARTM’TS. FOR SALE FLATS, APARTM’TS, FOR SALE | FLATS, APARTM’TS, FOR SALE |FLATS AB = eh anor rrneress ean he —= E pa ——— r S, APARTM’T ’ as : & North _Northwest Soutn S, FOR SALE. FLATS, APARTM’TS, FOR SALE | FLATS, APARTM’TS, FOR SALE FLATS, APARTWM'TS, FOR SALE _ em 3 a bd od B ud “ - q20 Chest! ut. Main 1195. ic 750: -139, Post-Dispatch. SOL TH _ SIDE INGL E FLAT en weer 3-3: a tr : pares Sree; seks : arc 5 a - Income $1200, Priee $5300 APARTMENT—4-family. west; bargain. Se: a ene L¢. W ISSMATH, 722 Chestnut et. $3000 cash: rent $1560 15 per cent S360. 4 Menard: eines and dc ub | —ox A-139, Post-Dispatch. ; OOD DOUBLE FLAT eA For Sale ; em .. it re- | BEA conde EB. '¢ ‘0. R24) , ” flat. | Ap pMENT FLAT—Posseassion at one 5508-10 Wells av.: four flats of 3 rooms A HORS i, 4 end Bath: rent $1320 year: $1500| . Minnesota. | Y-11 Manchester; 4-family matt brick, 638 and bath, eac Modern Flats ferick st.. frame -family, alance terms: look at 2d floor west: F aan? 1 Se me = , oO] rooms, bath, fur- on first floor: 4 rooms, sun parior on third 280’; price $8300. steam, 4 . e. this will pay for itself. : A 4 ——ok ge te handie. balance monthly — DOUE i, e LAT —4-tamily, rent Boake yee Near Forest ‘Park: I have a thoroushiy 5930- 32-34-36 Easton av.; 5 and 6 rooms: ST CO., 4915 Delmar. year; 55000 cash and balance month- ant oak Pritt es ‘bh ardwcod floars hot co, ; property. , rooms. NGS ‘TRU , ses ly: will consid e. ne uit chaser. CRAPE AGENCY, $12 ‘ i 2 4107 N. Br . re and sun parlor, steam heat and hardwood aa 4 rooms. 13 a COTE BRILL IANTE Liesebte! } onsider automobile, lot or small 4 aay sroadway, doub) ‘ a. THR T6257 Waly. | floors, in which second-floor possession can 5920 Bartmer av.: modern?’ 6 and 6 rooms - ; . a > w ee oh a ee Se sHRHARDT. B°A7 Wat y F AE —Single; 2708 Armand pl; 4 and k — F ; E. CO F , , wiv paint bargain. ‘me - ye TTA yee a terman. . om ote . > Y , LA T——Good g-room doubie; rents $100 just be t he ? o.. lliic = Shestny % ‘for E ‘.°¢ Chestnut * ye 4775 GREER AV. ‘oom ~ baths, electric, furnace; admission ne ?.& ant - tile nee Beisting of 3 families, Ist floor: 3 fam- Mouth; 31500 down. Cabany 2425R, stated pe 6 at the very le "nee 1479 Blackstone av.: modern @ . “i ’ 4 Tlhal 1407. an; sing!) & flat; bath. e) lectric A a . I e "ko ied “yee ; ~ d 17 t Mm — -——« furnaces; double garage: ‘lot 7c anc -R F LINGE RR.CO., Jefferson & Gravois “SEE Us” A um ; _. cara ent TO SETTL $1248 yearly; price. S$25u 40x165; income Oregon av.; eight 3-room -RINKOP, 615 Cocatnuk isk THOMAS F_ PECHAN _ 2029-24 §. 12th st. oe _of Grand; $7600. Box A-302, P.-D STANLEY EPSTEIN, 819 Chestnut. |” h ae 4 ~ were SO ISCHINGE R, 3022 N. Grand; 2433 SEMPLE AV. 4 AND 5 ROOMS _ ene Ba RE ALTY CO., Easton and Cora coms One fe m; barcwood varlor, T eautl ‘aby 4 and 5 room fl: ‘ty Separate fur- | & ye eor age —= 400 ai garage; rent $2736, price $17,- A good single flat of 4 and 6 rooms downstairs. S924 _Bartmer, (c) 1363 Montclair, 5 & 6: , Seam heat. $10,500 Yo = ts rr a , age wees em | . ee | South ae ae § rooms, 1s . Louis av.: Sand 4 F ‘Bide. Box F doubie 3 -room, on South! an na wee South — West West . i 3 ee nd rhe ‘ FLAT—1 ouble, modern, 3 large rooms, IOs" =Mii L i R ‘R_ ay ( O. , 5-2 FLAT—5603 Ni ; 07-09 Gr: ’ MILY ? AC) han, 4-famiy, Ais, v0 orth Market four-f i} 8 turns. 44U07-UY9 Gravois. Owner ey “> iILY FLAT—!I mAR GAT? _§8 ret S004 ] Vernon; & rooms, sun parior, ba and h each; renting for $100 per month, bargain floor; lot 680x126; sg for $2520 per Hi MMELMANN- -SPA( PLAT _2U0% 127 8. GR AND, _ ———i. 75: $3 inf —aw,-fa mil room flats above and . . eoin orthe and 5 roo two garages: rent : ‘rice $9000: $1000 ‘cash: balan . & porches, ROSENBAL M- HAU S¢ HY LTE R. EF. lot 65x160 on -orner; room to buiid a modern 3-family apartment, having 4 cooms lot 25x223 each; future business hg i ' , Si. 3. 200, second deed of trust ; sainw! eht_Bidg., Oly e $244. : , J AM te an — . EHRHARD 257 Wate rooms J as part. ar a 203 XN ten || 2920 0 CH CHIPP EW A ST. i Wa aterman, | be given Within 30 days; this property has lot 30x170: home a income. 5 rooms, a4 a . 20000. A en ole fiat: lot w+... a 50. In¢ quire down- ; yea ——— FLAT—Modern, & and 6 rooms, w t; oul ted 4 o X. 22d st.. 2 AC, stairs. ight, etc.: a dandy investment: rf OF. Se —— ee 12% >) $9 —oSeeee OS = est; ouly _Vlive 15 |. 1461 Arlington av. > shodern 4 an * im 27-29 DE TONT) 226-28 AR) MSTRON e 000. Box A-332, Pest-Dispatch. flat; lot 60x136; Rome aud ‘tnesmer seine drive vay 24h.” mod. a - N PARK FLATS laces: ctrie: ell-built brick flat. 5 Vv. and san Ericed t _— se — 1 gy: ae ALLO ; ie: price $ 7000" > sell. 5-6 , 5024 Kensington, 6 and 7, modern. 10,500 1154-56 Hamilton av. new modern 4- y d floor; 4 rooms l¢ ; . = ———e . e and dandy home and per ann gi Be. 3d floor; rent $85° ¥LAaAr— —3S-6§ reools; modern; a real organs main for sale long. For particulars and room fiat; 30x110: howe and income or in Siatam ent must ‘oak make offe J a FLA T—Modern;. 5 and 6 | rooms; owner FLAT BARGAINS rooms, hardwood wns: ; at h. fur- W. ic) AbSS Wells, 5 and 6. >" 500 yy parlor breakfast room, Murphy beds. . ae ir ob 4 +7 . on Givieenatoanne i - — —_ Se lie ot! rurnac . - ~ « ° TENT ay - ¢ 508 v4 nwri eh if Bide since in Tre ar, eco chen ° hath, else two : j 5 } No Leth st . sub se] } tege 4 a” re | 50 — ’ eat ou U omplete South > Side F lat F L.A’ : —4158 McP herson av. ; G- 7 rooms ; tile ke 8 Cc ottage, r uble 4 ; ag 5000 patcem-heating plants; nite oO0: cheep ses a4 Al} s 210 s ee : mis AwOY — I sctric, ° ama sane ; ’ ; Ovrr~* ‘ vs ° aie m : ; at ‘ re -2 ) ao ' “4 a “ > Tel ray SIX-FAMILY FLAT BO fect trong ts, arse stable and garage: lot gp BE nag Bch ar pb tateaiaileed Wmmemer oo 5 Cres Murph Tregna av: 4 and 4 rooms with HARTWIG Dis INGER. 3 3022 N, Grand SHUCHART REALTY ‘Go. Olive 113. 814 Chestnut. Central 328. SINGLE APARTMENT SNAP L 2212 BisM % ‘ nd 6 Stock; will trade for two doub! ea fiate re rT AN, 2022. : 4 8. 12th. h. o-% Laf; av 4 fan ' ; _ * PaO P -Oronnades, high basen i AoA A S—4: “ 1 Ww Lage, d- -4 and two finished R To _— a ee Sry ges RENTS $2700—PRICE $13,500 o 6 | goom eo Mal >. ese : = Lng te ne; clear. For further part} ‘LA’ '—1609 — Menard st.; arranged for 6 mM and acreened sleeping vor a Si tae, WOES DUET: Me ties lot 36x12 tn ry eat, g48, e.cctrico, §arage; e "rie 00 0° REN! +t b Hey | "EL AR. TW] L en families; rent “$720 er anr num: price “°ating plant a wat Raa ain me for @ home and | ee it ‘i ace. ¢ it A ay. mie ; owne ofest 27114. (cG2) ae — $2040, Pr ric € $14, 10 tat Pst Mame oh dl sped meteng yh Bo an¢é . “A » ES ms: i - a i Q Tc — P +7 7 ~ . : ical é — ae rb Od f rc. rat TON a - . mony: _ P ! ‘ ®” rooms: whi porceiain ‘ : DES Ei . Ars ‘\ravois . 4-DISCHINGER, 3022 N. sale 5 ots -PECHAN, 2022-24 §. 12th S17. 5255. ° “Sees ~-O4U per year; price on a 8. y/ vy irand Arse = =? fl. a ve" ; modern 4-4 FOOm | sinks: newly decorated and paiuted; fine CH CHAUNCEY P. HEATH, 818 Chestnut a c82) ath, 1 oe’ rand O19 va — . A#a vette Econ: , ath, furnace, electric. | condition. See $s 6 og Ke “ NN. isTH sT. ACUs) aS = , - 1 JERER . sah Baie nem, a Abert 7 he ; . ss 565- ensington pl. aa PERKSHING—SINGLE FLA ; ssid -16 | opel $ rooms | Bons (STE AM | JE A T—TE RMS “Ld SIE 3 “te ~ famil y. oF a Poy ut et EBERT. Roo 407. 722 * NE W SI N é 7 : + L AT g — | JAD. bose IRF I eek Cheeta re It KR. E. CO _ $824 Chest a r- yoome, steem heat. hardwood oars te " , ~ nditi nD re at S624 D er an- pat y “ it ° ss . A, L 4 8eD- Mae -* : a i, . itd or v0 . . eee i 4 te . ~* : “a _ _ . i Aico v }. oes a ‘ | > rT’ y 8 at Ay price 1Z 000: gzet card of admis- = —— “s 14 Shi) i i ood. co VM. | .o e ALBERT © ow * hes $87 ke 50: on ae $4000 « ‘ash né d 4: a wma” * } te! ins. : ,BEAL Th i L 3 -F n MLL . FLAT IN TOW ER G ROV YP HE 1G HuTs HULU iti rd 90 milies, 3 rooms, bath. 7) i W H1- I OIN I E } LAT sion from : on iy P Pprecit \NL 2099.94 S. 1%th’ st. | - 1010" ( *hestnut. ASSC I A’ T E D_ R EFALTY C¢ 420 Com’! Bl. ~O, lid Ay 4 es each Ka s elec- 4253-55-57 H. ARTFORD qt ee ity sg 58 nt: 690 Bi ‘lxx San Bonita: 5 and 6 rooms. tile MECKEL REALTY INY. CO. 13.500 § = 3528 BL! ee 5319 ) -12 A MAF Ky TT Vv —~ | FLAT—New, modern throughout; most de- wand ath lot DOx 5: large shade trees; Five and five ro A hardwood floors, bul! PLA '—W asit ington Heights, 6950 Kings- | 28th. hardwood floors, hot-water heat, aleep- 604 Rederal F Reserve Bank Bldg. vany 3443 5. flat, 4-4 roo ms, € ric; lot S| A sirable location in city; ill accep nvestment; must be seen to be appre- in tubs, showers, Axtui es, ecreens and ury; Oo 3 modern; terms; owner) ‘™* JOHN ite ee ted 30 days; a beauty. WEST END mee Ee angle ¢. [A ser year, Quick sale, | 1... !"*" le flat of & and ome. alectete peee tT) omt a ~ 034) Ms st- I . ."] ar a >, ‘ on . look; O} Den tor MAY take Towe F van 5. | apsr REALTY CO. 816 Chestnut, BRO ee Bay Price 89000 SGaiSS Lemp: Beane 4 roeme Bia | ee __ 21 Gravois Be, OPED EREICARESDES REATEY $4500; owner first floor, Forest 27115. CHEAP FLAT Besutiful figt, separate hot-water heats ALTY CO._816_Chentn iat aeaaere sony, poand Wns ny PE | ‘ 419.2 ; TONTY S R LLY CoO., a ~ (€62) and 6 Ww ——s 000; | , ren OU : ic t; Dela at. ‘with furnace heat; large SINGL Ie FP LAT. $4000 _ - ffer. See owner 2d floor or 020 G be porches: sanese. Lie’ and — — 2610 Gray of . Ss FLAT—Sh x rooms; income $40; price ‘$2800; Pe $4500 sens on gppgetieatoxs CHAU UNCEY ‘p i R18 Chestnut st. 5s. window and basement; 5436 . Le te ~ iF. WL ,A)} AL _ d ravols. hardwood floors. etc.- $9800 cash. balance 6 ‘and 7 i Room ‘3 ( 3700 down, balance easy terms. Box L- | BARNG ROVE _& SPECHT, 112 N. 7th at. _ 94 49 W (IN TO | | } att | Ht Some | ‘I pall alien F at 1 rc K nits " . Look M824 gui stn - ut. , sd i's } . n t ° 5. Ww O- >-fan if ly bric k i y t r : . , _~* iSii, i a.an e - $10 00 4 [. x St-Di spatc h. 6- Fa ily a = Rix. tant 7-49 ASHING N : rs : : | Fiat Son: ise & ; z a ae el a 7 sf ar O13 3. 1st fly brick | easy , Pe nate SN. Sth 8008 o 5 C. 1SH a Fi AT —138 3 Walton; 4-5, modern; garage: | aml \ Apt. at a Sacrifice screened porch: 4b ee ny garages. eaay t -_ Om mode : q ~ ° I na AI see — , ; ‘ an Cc n* r second floor: bargain. Forest 76 Tas . sth Le AN REALTY CO., 722 Chestnut. -story brick single flat. J iz ARRY REMSBECHER, Chippewa and Ne- Ne PLAT AT AL SARGAIN porch, tile baths, hi div a floors throughout TALS . (e82) 0/64 Westminster | Oe H. ABBOTT. 1 tory flat. 1-stor ra asks Sidney 267; Victor It (c) blie s Bates eT ting stems, granitot Aase- ay ey 5, | ..0, rooms, sun parlor; annual rental $6240; | 4 and 4 dua fat toth 27 ’ it , 7ildJ. low price; small cash payment. basy sewer; only $4500. “SEE gs54- 6 FU LSOoM—$0: 00 7% | 2gke ft i bri h cotta e- loft . =. Cc a - -— ae = - ee ——— an ae é le mii ' r fan ‘2 oom bat h rit, . AT irage lot + , 25. at + Aa Fj LA |—~14xx ‘Aubert: 5-6: hardwood fioora, eee 4, gs $s, electric; rent to J]38: se — ‘i be by ht at : dus } are 4 Sn0 S. ih St.; ~-fainily, of 3 an cure and piped for furnace Sea 7 illeys made; manthly rental $125: any pay lli@ Dath, furnace; $3500. borest Obtain key tq in=pect ice. OTFE DI “R ora + mach; alsc Page aay of 3 rooms eax i [. APPE! Avent =) ‘ray ments ner will show : (oF G2)! ; q z ui niake 6 . | es ABBOTT, 103 N. 8th. : Nowntcad an Sh x ‘e and carde see " aa APT : 01 G avois, _ "ORs _ og q oe ____—__ (c78) SUE the) | W EISEL-GE ig ‘RE AL ESTATE co., ames a EOP 619 Seertnet: st. . SCOTT. R00 Chestn nt 4 LABADIE — HAR RY RE MSBE HER, Chippewa and Ne- a ? s° . > + . . ee ee A ey 2 an estnu . —& AND 56 ROOMS OOMS,. BATH 4 sie 5 and s room fiat: each ‘Substantial 2 ur braska. xidney 67; Victor 1208 ic) | teestfece low flat: four rooms, 20-2 m We Bi oad way 88250: Fur Sur iti screened Port eb? > HILLCREST “HOME BARGAIN | Klegant 4 and & room fiat: separate fur- $500 CARH , 8 Seen afd electric; $8250; lot 3931 M. was . Fi mA T—4 a ene ay — axfast 1 a sleeping pt es, hard Double building, / Celettek & dames (AS as 7a ‘urest” 3% ee, Mota eS ‘ 7 | naces, bath. vert hk price 36800 ee. ey furnace. eee ee ee er rooms, bath an “oan! Fs somampamente: ~ramel in fine eon e erister ee ene terms i ath ice rizl 83 ms each; | FLAT—isxautiful 5 and 6 rooms, West End, 43 ABERDEEN PLACE Br. J. CORNWELL . & "CO... 111 N. *N. ¥en. , | 4 om ~ 7 "aa & j ‘% t : : ‘ as, as ‘ a4 ai ’ Waa aoe \ i » i 4 Sf Tease a . - meg . ; ’ ‘ P " > a MO 4 - EPOCKERY & SON. 1025 Chestnut st. roof - |, 2-¢ r carage: street made: lar Ntion: 300. rt cash Admission by +406 We DE TONTY Sth. — HAASE REALTY CO 921 Chestnut st. pyr WT and K agel, 4915 Delmar. A let T0eRMR.. hanks benetiontie new, back hi ccenl ag cateS—iFAMIL rs ahaa — a PADIE . Ux1T?O. Admissio Cal ard iy. v0 y2 ‘, NG ’ vr at ’ . ~ P a Tae ee oe tah vp ifu a apar . a “y P omy ane A 2 sIoNT) oy 2 . ; ‘ ER . "-ENZLICK - 1010 Chestnut st te egy : 4 ? lo . | 2631 MADISON ST. =A. BOKERN._317 Fullerton Bldg. __ | FLAT—3839 Fairview; nifty flat, 3 and 3 = TRO y mM r= re 8. LOOMIS, 9 N’ 7th of ahntn 4873. FLAT—S0xx Ri dee: St. Mark's parish; 4 | hen ‘J° SELKIRK JR., 812 Security Bldg, | te ENZUICK, 010 ‘care: 8 8 mp for 83700. BUNG ALOW FLAT. rooms, sarage, large lot, 25x168;, will Pay ogo7 : ort ~ SINGLE BRICK FLAT Sete eee area ¢ | » Well-buiit ‘single fiat of © an @ veome. : . ;, na or sf . - vo ; . S ‘ : LD VW in- ye @ pee ] : 4) tary room br 4 s. i | et UY " ‘ Chestnut. INV ESTMENT 4 mas ong pel a f nae. floors, tile baths, built-in tubs, clothes FLAT—3000 Pennsylvania av.. 4-family, 3 you can alwave wet it wade ey ee nere Pour and four large rooms bath, electrto, AT “pe 2. aon x tom: rn nae APARTMENTS B 8 Main $113. ae 892. 3518 EVANS av ¥: fant § room agg ot ‘k ¥ ore hae # 5 oat Be oon chutes; two-car garage; upper floor leased: roome and bath each, tile porch: pretty ing at tnt gh = gare ' granito'd basement; lot 25x127%; cottage in te ae a ait . 6318 Cabanne; new 4-family, 4 rooms a 053 TALPA heat: large brick porch, eX ossession of first floor: price $11,500: about ulldi ane lot; will produce $1560 on Jo! N DOCKERY & SON, 1025 Ch rear, rentais hb per month; terms SAVINGS TRUST CO., 4915 Deimar, _ | Raeeers built-in garage; renting for $3600 pe Well-built figt of of 6 and | nl annum; price reasonable, hardwood floors: in nits D THREE FLATS b laundries; brick garage for 4 ma- D. TRASK. 527 me é . — . . wh K, wa 4 . _ ee a a es 4000 cash , iM ME DE A’ ) E POSSE SSION Riverside ghia . - g) FLAT—3823 Windsor pl., 5 and 7 rooms, 6016 Maple; 3-family, 6 rooms under lease | Owner will show Ay JOS. F. DICKMANN RE EO Main S523, Central 892. tne atte aetelenetn Loot med a ee a ARNE SBM Ee 2 ie iy on through to Evans ; no admission except by card or ap- “ = tat +} uth; Pp SS800; dealers 1 vanted: must. Fe SENB AUM 1! LAC -HULTE, R. EB CO.., 421 Rowan. _ al another 6, another 6 and the other rooms: en and totlets. svapuecmaah +i Be } Al Fieht Bi “ _ OO p ce $8790. ith 2 eeeny reese Be reas; wee ton ; é ee . ‘on seins 240 “—_ adway. TA’ 5037-309 Horton place, modern, 4- convenient to cars: splendid re = , Streete: v7 Tht ea anes a SOG repair. nee OUbLE FLAT—50xx Idahc i LONALI ‘hestru 215-17 | , , rei : 7 , familly fis und 5 rooms, rent 00 , ‘ ) rental propo- | S : - CO., S26 Cheestant, 3 402 KENNERLY AV. | rooms, bath; price $95 Mire S069. Central 61°5L . ind 1129R Bie Ou age wigebo hcg “te — ey A B. ARG AIN allt ; ~ to 4 Sunday or communi- aN ROX EI Sr, pommes Oreo $18,000. ) Leah 9 family . 4 rooms and sun roo 3 - | ee - : # flat, 3 rooms, wati h, electricity: rent TE . 1’ D. 443! . vol) : —$ $$ ————— ‘ : ry , ov P p iil i Sines s cate with Mr Demaree, 6074 Page. (ce) A JERSON REALTY CoO 289 Man hester. 000: $3 3000 cash. $2000 one year is. R i ‘eae ere ———- : p pe glare offer. ‘ : - —_——- > ~ | FLAT ~\) ie; JUS & wii St $-[amMily r , mre. ‘ ives . ‘ s4 O- n ) 125: flat of = se . ze th ; Benton 243 three vear 3 | Ches ft. oms each, 1714- brick of 3 roon ach. ror price and | —— ta ii #2 rooms €ach, Fas, etc.; lot LoxlZ2o: -, SA h——vikX Kensington -» fine single = 2 TORRES. REALTY CO., 49 mar Is FLAT Gaemie-RUST REALTY “po , $16 C tnut. « ch Saco agin! Peak 2 B, spoouh BE ee. t LOX D; al . — a _ | QV. . | \ —— j 4914 Del bi 5 gre “a ener : : , Sat aA As : rent e é we t FY rd E°s ; ( \ p » ® ‘ : e i a s@ii we Tie] i - _ &ack anu rooms, Mm aern; ‘rims; i “j = i y\ é . HOOL ST. 7’ 4223 MAFFITT AV. ually, For card of admission and price see| HARRY REMSBECHER, Chippewa and Ne-|_ A wel! t single f : nd & rooms, {2& ' roperty at the exceptionally low $2. a ee NEW : gi hea orn pe ARTMENT FOR SALE s a? | & rooms, ,».. ot > tg All 2 ca ieee ee LL. 20 N. 7th st. Central 1034. 7152 amo, -Pointe, rooms and = 5746 wr estminster; 6-family; rental of “ ee a oe een . A LC ET te ttt et te ne ata © AS te ES REE IN SS 5 ihe had . I ‘ FPORe« QUICK SALF a single sal of 4 and 65 rooms, “a? r r ee o on , pony ry papa et - ; “ , , — | On | se; > th, ~ re 4 f t-ciass wae ditic lor a kere Cee beeen ee L ——— ER30 wry anes. MBIA so ie F R'ISBE b wamtar | - ’ ies 0 . ris > : a : oOomM OT 4 ; wWers. tc oi mn tion Yj Se ney rave’ ae ‘ Po ? , sf. 3 F. ( rick zg Truce r r ¢ machines; income rer NT per mont ) _GOLDM AN REAL : ‘ , Y yas | NDERSON. STOCKE- Ry ERMANN, é ntentee * RR e ry Co., 722 Chestnut. CO., $26 Chestnut. 4 pao ~ CO. e “ ar hes mut. 34. bis : Ac ies'o ; , ‘ wner. 36 Arsenal. ny . day a : on 4 ca — OFFER ies ; uake offer. Cabany 4Y¥35M. a y _— : ~ . ‘ 7 ‘ > . . “ P : , , — . - : ‘ - , a : : ris : room brik wly f & baths and eleo- ‘} : (c) 808 Chestnut _at. One 8) APARTMENT BARGAINS. 6-family, 4-room modern ets Main 4113 a ‘entra! i 892 WU Sate ten. SO » srl & ‘ Os. amG ft . In.; terms, 400U cash tit ‘ ID-o / v ‘eth ‘ eres iliac oe ha nn css ' t, ; - "Sean KIUHRLE Ye 4 ~t oo _ ‘ . ar i\ flat ifn t +f ‘orm for r? @ rrr . . “/ NY © © ra ° “LA f— sy OVA VV ime - ‘iw d ll ae Bae AY toge h FINE INVESTMI N” T. ! 2-44 ‘Osage is year LASTED TLE HOS SEN + / mi furnace, } CHA! ai 4 1°th st of erin y indsor; ~-family, + 1 PHE R () 4 ther with vacant lot, 30x ort ortn 902: 35 N. Twen hir cEN 4. far nil y fiat . ~~ ba ap ©1060 . rLAT . urnaces, baths p ctri Lars sie periect rh LIOZ. ; ret i ia ntact “ wae rooms, patn Turnace eo) em tric light each ) { { 3 1 GC y N Park view. 15 . N 4 ard z L ATS ir. Fent $510: price Sod cs One 6-family, 4 reoms, sun parler and Card and antic cd 2 — a ame Oo, . opr , MB RIDGE AGENCY, 3318 Meramec at. SHOU 3-3, baths, elec ric near Grand, “@'S J) =- ass Om, 4 i Weodiand - ol, taal: rems and tath each, and 2-family fiat 7y)MPRIDGE “3% ine on bungtiow’ An’ | — ALBERT NENZLICK. 1010 Chestas Se ; 4 rooms, ile bathe, gO) TO TIEIJENS, 727 Chesnut st._ | BEAUTIFUL SINGLE FLAT | seeping porch.'‘on weetminscer °. ont r: ooms, tile baths. — ~~ . Particulars at poms. 6-room efficiency: pra of gh renting for $1620 per —— PLATOLg4 a1 aa 7 a Pres Crasmerien ae, nd 7384 Bambe se = , —_ - > ; j j " —s | in? +) i we ae d t 37 St &M1ver ver, iC, p Pipe rt ‘Mod f oT ’ lee vying 44 . Modern Sirvie of & iné ; lr * j loors; Murphy in-a- ce exas ‘ay 4 flats, : 7s. ‘ me ‘ hardwood f) ; nd sleeping 9 : Ble, 3 nd 3 on - Q. H. BROOKS REALTY CO. | —SAY INGS ' TRUST CO. 4915 D ser. peh- -class. To be com- BMMELMANN-SPACKLER R. E. CO. #4 and © . ms, bath, electric: lot 75x12: EN eel anette i SN 1 _e n it at Park; rents porches; rent $200 per month il] make th vmane mis- : 2839 Salena st.; 2-family | La per year, 2our handie tl or will ter: Als accept vacant lots as part payment. In- 107 N. 7th St. 5900 CLEMENS —BARGAIN ; e th and Ches ‘nut. nt Vi new repairs made ; aler . # 2. AGEN on Se | sion by card. . : : os ree Nyy t 38x135: new garage. ‘or take Mi] @ or flat as first pay it 4373-9: e Tontv : ame as above; | Quire 107 N. Oth ¢ _ a oe ie =auS ROisIP Piers ide, DOUBLE FLAT, $5750 LINER R. CO. Jetfofoon & Gravois, | preoma,sech: 0t LAY MOAT, a hownus ot, Bode ae ences -8tome, ote barn, tis gDeukie, oal-d? Waterman: Ftem-| APARTMENT BARGAIN | rooms acusis caneu? ooteemmeeet O.and Modern 5 and 6 room aa. © arter av.: ‘awfully cheap. b LA’l thl? Cleveiand: quick possession: IARRY REMSBECHER, Chippewaand N —— . | pe : | : st ren | rr ual rent, $3430; expenses ro ese a 41 Wc 8k, antl Alan " auiek cn gig meme pg Men set | i, a node nae ha ae oppe: +t at lownspouts: rent $1 40 nealing pliant, annual rent, $5420; expenses 70 Westgate: 3 years oid; ¢-family. 8) Bi day. ae x Monaay, — . Sick - sili : | os | O738 A elect terms De! ntl light: terms easy: $2] 500 oms, gun parlor and closed sleeping porch; Penge. see us Monday. | 0 per year: | \F. J. CORN’ VELL. ELL R. E. CO, ~ th. 43 7 ‘ agg ar “OFALLON PARK FLA TS PT AT + tamily, and 2-tamily, flat. two rear | FIATS—1768 Mississippi; 3 rooms | an: LPERT WENZLIGK 1010 Chestnut ANDERSON -STOCKE-BUBRMANN, (EON B. & SCOTT. 800 Chestnat, | Farage for © machines: rent 976 : oS , » : . ec o j oo = be a. . ‘ - tie : 3 . Raa ‘ ; Ss ‘i’ >" ; ‘ ‘) . - ‘ yang ‘ queens . - x )R ‘ ‘ it —- ; = - =. — - . owner nas a t ra | \ n I truc . ‘ North Market. Call + ae 4-family. 4-room fiat: 4 and 4 rooms, $5000: easy terms. S¢¢0nd floor and 3 rooms (on third NEW SOUTH SIDE SINGLE FLAT — AT—Single; 6 N. King’s highway;| him on afte: Gama NEW, SINGLE FLATS —3 SOLD, es me 1 fa arpate: rice right and terms) Hox G-8. Post-Dis. Jurnace: lot 456x100; oniy $450¢ | 23th Arsenal; 4 4 1 th Ant hony’ 3 p ar nish roperty with a future; 5 and 6 room sin- WM. 3. ABBOTT REALTY CcO., BLE 4 and 4 secme. diam modern; Fair4rund 4 admise es Ti stone Boron double: weet Grand |—— nb an alle SE. se el hein. — ee Dn naghiaditaer aya s ern e ’ pga a ete Sele v » Price $8000. Call _806 Chestnut. st. era, i 368° _ “ 3 “oR Ae Si Hi _E ‘ ‘ eine -1 Om) double, ! rand, U metry non ; “9 0 - 2% : ; : een 4 19. 01.98 4 h- lue, ' flours: Box F-ot : % . .-bD >; = N. ry aw . phi Yr Arsenal. imiawire oO ' a. ; pr Pee - tos _— = : . - said, . PRDERP , ors — nae " ‘ As RE » as , “4 LS ~1- Mic REON E , a ‘ Se TT. 800 Chestnut ae ] | A P woodwork: briek | | nme | FLAT—30 Neos! 3- oms es rooms each, oath on Uret tiocor; fol Hane a-a wer Ad. a ‘Ran av., 4-5 rooms, sun parlo a bat aC een eae “ox ee OUDIEe pi irtment bookcases, ur : harwood floors, hot-water t: LAT—, Maple; and 6 large, light ‘plumbing, fixtures: $10, phy. L—-" $2500 8 rooms, ‘ile A RE AT, B Al Al 3UU8S Neosho roo! . -~ rice and rid . : ae 4 a 2 ta bf AIN S3100 ; . P a Se a ' ‘ . ? ’ "? tt 2) 4 aye P . . ; , : a . 7 ? as be I I af [ : yt oe ‘ - = . " i i. > ft | is - | ie. bib at " : en . . k \ \ | ; . \ 1) ‘I } : 4 . ’ iy -\. P “1 a g ny re] ry ut ‘“ Ov : re c Nn - i trteiti ; .' “yt? OoT 9 ii) ~W ac.er hea t . 6) ’ B | Cash, balan e “ a | + , pa “ ) Rent $3240 argain Sethimrn oe Natural Bridge rd.; 4- eg FLAT—3500 biock en Folsom, double fla _raeka. Sidney 267. Victor 1208. __{ 7 ui 6 2-roo! ri lat, abie terms | ER. BREMNER Re oO, CL Dn 8. , , naar Cae 266R BREMNER R. n TA 2001 _o* Paine ee. Bide’ 3921-23 McPherson av.: four ren | oo S.” FISHER "REAL eaAte + rm er - ia : oe $10,000 tile bath; rent S54 mm ooms mac. ER Box 3-82 a —3652- irview; singte a SS h. els ir heat. garas et at MRRIDG FE AGENCY. 83318 Meramec sat. , . _Y . ‘ . i rion . ‘ ror-ws > Ae, ris { ray ara ry ‘ ' ; : rh Yr)? re wn SMES Oe am ~ sSeee . 5 wee Mai n Intl. fe B) Bath panne. } al RCA W'1.1 “EY REALTY Co., aay TRUST CO.. 4915 Delmar ten tte. Mate Bae : on LPER’ NZLICK., 1010 Chestaa war seams AT } N. King shway; property steam heat y ee ie 3 54 "h y > _ bsee XN NGS - to's h. we : a ae oe i eantuaanes a 2. : ’ > BE SSS« os en we 4 : aie . , +s - opr . o%« . : lig iy ys rope . eat j 3-5 rooms; price E ) S55 Chestnut st. ATS—epeveral desirabie 3, 4 and & rooms, »“\~ Gyan REALTY ¢ 5020 Grave 3931 LAFAYETTE AV. vo-0- VIR G HIN] A AV. ce aineeation “aa cae ee rental; J. M. LEVI & CO.. 109 N. 7th st, | 1404 ARLINGTON re 44 Collere. first flov. ‘ 494 & ()], EMAN i dl yout Tower Grove ari vend 577) rs RaW SO Aad = : — a nad 0 1 mn fiat: tiie be hardwoo4 Ine 4 and rick flat: beths. a , ¥ 94.UU;, price BSoVV. Cali 7. 2. tae wi? SINGLE FLAT ee: good locations ani eS 4 and 6 foom brik flat. rith bath, . | FLAT—Single: S801A McDonali: 6 rooms "LAT—Single; 2% Bie dyges ype’. BA eae " . er flat vacant; Slectric. furnace. 2090.94 &@ 194 SON E. & ‘OTT, 800 Chestnut st. 4-F AMILY F LAT 4 and 5. bath, electri . : 107: iJ. - tri. Parag : rents } S00 ric S57; hati hot-1 1H eat. ; ible garave . I . : bhai, “s : ts “Pe ‘' pag : on $ ¢j) ¥: J | ’ ' ; ; ; a é ss af Sul ' rf \ ’ } th et. + — - . ° : A ’ 1 PRICE CUT ensy tert u eiec Cc and furnace: Ter, eAN?. 216 ae _B Vr “eee neg > wet — ae eee vay snu 2 © ' wes aie ee a ; ' : -AStON TOWER G RO)yV y TAT ‘Mie@ batl ek 5 rooms, single, FRANCISG US REALTY CO., 804 Chestnv’ Post se "re . a eames ee Seeeee. eae TE, COMMS | SCmiggen 224 price. Pe Napeeny 7 Me Cae poorest 3100, I : peri Wavoer ¥ SEN tiled baths, paneled dining room, separate Offering the best-built. up-to-date flat patch T araxe: street made, 534 Wiler. | DOERFLINGER R. CO., _Jetferson & Gravols. | Hp LE FLAT NEAR GRAND AN 8541 Connecticut: 5 and @ room fiat, bath, | {2FHaces, inside stairs, combination fixtures, building on Paze: has 6 and 6 rooms, sep-| 1122 MAPLE PLACE poms and bath. m odern i = ‘L ; An D-to-uate me - Ar og ' ' , eovemante 1 “rents for $2040 rain tick sale tAlss MEALS) . Aston and ¢ Cc -ora building on the street: marble entrances: . urnaces, electr c oniy ow. ae 3 OBE! R OME LYER, ore Easton See wWebraskKa : : 2S a : Ch . a co were : y af ~~ ' aA, MN, fb = . san " ww a - : . _- so geet A ; “ye. “SEE Us.’ BRINKOP, , 619 Chest 31xx Sewer 3 and a be 2196. Delmar 566 me on t. mode heat and garag HARRY REMSS EC HER, Chippew Ma sbe~ | year i 1 ) See Pty RR. FE. CO.. 206 Title Guar, B *LAT—40.- aston av.; store and 3 room g Yery little exposed woodwork; rents very low eet estnut st me 4 _ 6. r_ 566 Ce ad Et ett i TR bassinet ee aks ctor 12708 . a PpEey ? Geawat 2 a _—— flr Q - } . secon $2000 per year: price about half of re- » Street, price $67 A0. k - 2 I Sid: 267: \ z \ T | vols av a ’ f oe i second and thira ®* a be r 2911 ‘x Union av. : 4 1807 BAC ON es oe — PL , 00 buys 5-6 fiat on South — “INVESTORS. ATTENTION! ey Sot ‘TH SIDE FLAT loors; large stable for garage, etc.: ae placement cost: reasonable terms. See 5) & 9 ROOM FLAT BARGAI N . 4 aes — —- — - * . ~afe st. Lor vest of an: AT. 5000 - . yom t on - tek 4 \TTEN’ yN! 1990 © \SH—R. Al ANCI > MONTHLY age: rent $774: in good condition: price’ —— DY AS- = LL, wh eR 1423 Goodfellow ow. : 6-5 room flat: reat Fercinan av ric x ; ; : and 4 rooms, furnace, electric “7 ry on ne. oxx or Pe S4750: Sid *e its nm me ae’ is oe ~ a ae oo * ot 21 rr I BARGAIN R088 ore te . 4 _ A000. . $! 0: te are lak $85 per month: pric c $7500. 1thS ahha Sepa: . ~sh-21 HICKORY Sr, a at cit ‘ OT > AR ICKSON, MP, 216 Wainwright Bid Olive 834° N KA yY 1? VC M modern, ——_— ——- —--- ewe —_ ' a | aA wy . 2°. °4 @ Oth et > ‘DI ( KM ANE a E woe a8 arate hot } ater heating pliant; ti a, bath, best renee district in the West End. ~ =, argain; terms, rents $312 per y c agg ee . ‘ x : cam ‘ ’ Gl f — mm CO.. s°2 { hestnut. = . West of Grand, « indi As —————— ~ —w—itpiine_e=ams i; aie @& GC Gra 820 "ietor 3! a dwood ‘oors; | xcelen “( ition; | whe Vv r une 7 rhe ' - ce ee BORE: Coe 4 ay a 7 GUNDLAC ‘H & CO... FLAT—5 rooms and sun parior ouble steam ne separate brick porche ti NEW 4 AND 5 ROOMS i i psn ~— eres : . hy 0 rae en eee ceppanter ix cdbiel bee By mee ey JOHN 8. BLAKE & BRO., 815 > Chestnu', ; ; aus : ‘ ~ ere bath. hardwood floors, sun parlor, second 4111 S. GRAND BL. > , : - oR co a blo f } 2 bric ‘tly m S10 A vood ors one SONNE M > & BASNETT. Py EALTY CO., only a ock from Forest Park. We will : a z = 6 gown ate “ , who ON. x : ‘cmt ee oe. 4 10 ae loor leased a ~ ONALD. POT Jeaiipatir Contains hardwood fioors, t! oaths, eleo- -33 RU SSEL L i 948 Easton furnish detailed statement, pri . —— SEE THIS APARTMENT iwoo s, -wate! . = FO $ oe . lL, », ts hestnut tric fixtures, furnaces nodern in every . a aOR 8 ; - near | t » interest 5G: ; Post-Dispatch, . By UR-FAMLIY ° E LAI FLAT—3407 « hero kee, dp ible; concrete cei- Olive 8069. Central 6120L Grand atit. + sper pen ¢ Ly 2 m gags FOUR-FAMILY Dearie tel , News! . mad re ay, vinta wei for “Mr. Dyas. ee re tite becke ahenes’ e oe . 628" fren?: — ' ag 3-5 N. 20 — —— Pee eee ae of > an wR t aro line st.; tnree ee ee ee ShALTL ik a ut . Yeo it Pry © ( nY? e >, e a real argain Possession — . INGE qjo5 a (jran! OURDE AG ee 5 ag1 ag Broadway FLAT— tT 850 4 N inc post | 4-7 rooms, single, roome, baths, electric: double a “ Ka- “O14 2 21H ST ¥ LEALTY CO.. 21 Chestnut at. i 4-room flats vicin! ty Wa! lton and N e2 Ww Sin ole Flats Was WAT, ‘TER JONES R. FB. CO... 618 Chestnut. 2: ; as : ath, electric, h-w ea rage; rental! $170 per month; make offer. it of 3: ns each; a real reve- ‘ {[cMillan; income $2 160. rice $12,000. = &S ’ _— : “sine 3-3 reom: | % 1514 OBEAR & JAS. C. MORF IT, 807 Chestnut. 4 KOLLAS-LUPFER R BAL ESTATE CO. : ducer at ; argain pric wne ‘SING rh E F LAT. $2800 Six ¢4-room f! ata, near Taye or a = of vee pen Bonita, + yee two blocks eee SINGLE FLAT MOKLLER. 103 N. &th. " . 9. - , FL: AT—35xx south, near Grand av., 4 and S Chestnut st. ill show you through. See this today. IVE STMI INT. Laston Ann income 00 Ce north of Clayton road; G rooms up an 297 ’ Broadway; 8 - 2 1 eens Se En ggg Fee ys room flat, all modern; terms to sult. rele- #[LATS—®2 double, on same lot, 68x140; JOs DICKMANN R. E. CO., 62: 3 and 3 rooms: good conditién. 14.000, MIL ES, 409 Fullerton Bldg, rooms down, tile bath, steam heat, hardwood 27-29 ENRIGHT, $10,500 aa r > J. GUNDI ACH ‘& CC suche phone ¢ ‘abany 2287W. (c) corner of Bent aand Arsenal; one a 3 and. slain , Central 9 her k at “F -BARICRSON. F O W E 1, 00, steers, Siee eects sxe, Soe Sr family, 7 roo down fold this‘ month, $700 3 gaa Als N saciane FLAT—4105 Russell: single; 4 and 6-room; with furnaces, ‘other 4 and & with bot- | “npaseli a SETLIST Go 29° S. Brondy 5001 Gravots. _ LAT—One est End, $5500, emrecnss Se Seer seen of matt brick #1! not-water heat: 87x180; ee ¥ of > 4 roaauway. Si ell: i! sl, a4 ° iti, frog ood ah i : moll f . 6206 ar: , >] “ So Bs hake yo ll rARH I 2 ee : . - i around: w make terms: open or inspectioa, | . ; ie a: 6. aiaianes "tb . | RGAIN N—SINGL E F # Ay’ of a it. ec oO 8°4 Chestnut. oe ge OP ae Oy 0 5 awe oy eT et ont. ‘ N A I el hn tira AE I can offer a 5 1 tj , { mod- C He IC E SOT [ Hi SIDE k LAT room hot-water heat, etc 3-car garage, e preston AvV.; 4-4 roo. , cre stone steps: excellent CO 4415 Delmar. 6263, 6269. 6314. 6322 Broad aw AY. m oav.: 2-family; pri: r souting. 190 a month: ries omy FINE INCOME PRODUCERS | 12 SOLD THIS SUMMER | PAUL JONES’ ore —Main_ 1902. $13 Wainwright Bia sU RIAN, 4018 Chouteau_ av. — condition. -—- , FLAT—F 2 families, 4 rooms ist floor, ern conveniences, ne Or: 7d t a very low : BAY INGS. Rt ST ; . price i; CUS REALTY Co.. x04 Chestnut. FLAT—4: 247-49 Russe shi; doubl e, 4 and 5 5 rooms "94 floor, tile bath, steam heat. price: apply at n ae of fice. f. 2 2 ery has a €i.2 nm: 4 and 4 . é ms. bath ga- §] . CO.. Fe) luis J A PARTME. NJ ‘ S. ro va ' ae 1ravo Seen i he @ seve ‘ g0C - . N- H ° 4 a LM ENT —4 - family 4-5 rooms, tile tric, water; $2750: $400 cash and terms. * Gr: DI ‘ a ee 620. vi . tor ? PR tussel! av 6-family, 5 rooms, sun 500 O« 2 EY AV _ Ww Rony & eg i good bargains in apart. sU BSTANTI. ALLY me NICELY ¥P Attractive omes 4 co., 8106 N. Brosdwa: az re hardwood f) oGrs, Murphy in-a-dor K' ITSREAN. 301, 72: 2° Cc hestnut._ Ma in 1195. se Sa Ee eee ~"> —— ee rl B, t! baths, 4 nice brik k garages: this 20-2 DE Ww * E N U nea a wn calow s: see us before you buy. Four rooms and sun parlor, with bed, mak- 4658 McCAFFERY AV. ...+-cecees . 34. afl rdinand ay. 9 -family a sun ss ‘oe ranges, garage; well F L A T—S. w. cor 4th and Russe! 1; 8-fam- H¢ 1G SE—5 » Fooms, 3 ay all, 2.500, i Or e! ty . &@ One investment: price This is a “tines iful 4-family flat; splen 114 JOHNSTON & JOHNSTON REALTY co., K ry nee: y: — ~~ garages, vith 45°5 MANCHESTER o6seai vbedaene 4. i) bd_ condition’; terms; price = Box Post-Dispatch. —_— ily building: $4500: trade. nace, garagé BS SE ne | PK! Call Blue, _ OTT investment NICHOLAS RS RTIN, Live Wire Agents, 5905 Easton. Cabany at 6314, 6322 Caban Five rooms, batb, OLAN REALTY CO., 5 Mag oH eerie. 3-4 rooms. attic.| GLICK R, CO., $24 Chestnut. §INGLH FLAT—7506 Virginia, 4 and 5 Ol eo SCOTT. 800 Chestnut, Central 6395, Main 4563. 832 Pierce Bldg. 4110, Cabany 4036. RENT $ LOW PRICES: : EASY TERMS 1809 OREGON a rerecceesecces 8,000 Manchester. ‘°) 4 : MOL5SL. ee ae : FL A’ all and 6 ome, 4 family: with bath rooms, price $6200: for card of admission ~ 1905-07 "a seme S. 12T H ST. for et ea ~ 88°88 PAGE Ss BL. PRANCTS- PERRY- RUTH. 102 N._S8th Siz rooms, bath. av., nice 3 and 6 room = =— eee family, 3 rooms each; $1000| electric, etc.; 8200 south: $6500. cal i see Max Risch. 6220 Michigan. = Tener “iinet cutie, ee 3317-19 PARK A Gandy, 3 and 3 rooms, bath, electric, SIX-FAMILY—6564 DELMAR BL. 4550 ENRIGHT AV. .....ss-sssee- 8,000 ’ first-class out: n ei:ent n tig v “ garare, ete.: S45 00 “SEE 10, 800 ; PRICE $60, N00 Six rooms, bath and furnace. BRINKOP, 619 hestnut RENTS $ am F11-F | ‘Thi beautiful building erecte owne he rooms, ba -air heat. ———— ¢ arke ; —__—_—— > 2 rooms: fine condition: rents 7135-37 ALAMO—HI- POINTE 9 3 . PLabadie; 4-family; 4-5 | sfath, electric; tine condition; $7500: J_W. BURMAN, 4016 Chouteau_ay. SINGLE FLAT—Ot 3 and 3 rooms, electric 010 TEEN LE FLAT—$4500 $112.80; reasonable terms offered. few double; 5 rooms, sunroom and break- for permanent investment, is now offmed tes 6013 | MINERV re apprenerrrtaee 6,250 bathe, electric; rents a Owner. Forest 2 2711I (62) FLATS—Double; 3558 Tennessee; hot-water 3540 Towa av. For card of admission see :. 12 Hickory ; mne tion; @& real snap: _WATTS REALTY CoO., 621 _Chestnut st. separate oam-heating F800. sale: each mee iggeaned we modern; might L150" "EUC LID AN 8,500 P ' M4 Labadie: si + le 4-5: furnace reat. , 8801-08 Gravois; modern. Inquire WM. RODIEK & CO., 2515 McNair. _ te voy ees x ‘tod sy ne 9 rooms, baths; ag hardwood floors; rent $3120; ig bd plenty of closets: every Sement; sll on bath, furnace. °° > OELLER. 103 WN. 8th. & : gi 5; rnac g. - 10 T” ~~ - rents BO per j JOHN yy ARBW’ rT. (103 N , ee obte n possess: on one apa off s ooms, oe h, urn al FE electric: rents S900; price $7500. , — — - SINGLE FLAT—2707 8S. Oth: 4 rooms eact CHAU NC EY P vHE ATH. 818 Chest tnut et. Southwest mee At eS ae term : wonderful Bg vt make er. 352 8 "GRACE AV sowacsee BOOS PT ee ae , FOR SALE—FL ATS. ORE’ VE. @&R ‘OTT, 800 Chestnut. Seven rooms, bath, ‘hot-water aay EY AV. tee ee eeneee 6,000 rnace. c A. i =" * 7 , > — - " ‘ - Pa) ‘ r . fa) th: ie chockent ‘6 st. a — k CO... 524 Chestnut. §FLAT—S and 6 room: double Farace. all) SINGLE FLAT—3117 Magnolia av.. 6 rooms) LENBNRIN , a ch Central _ 2034 FLA’ agp and 6& room, electric an} bath; JOHN RE z HE RS A! x11 Bie ae an & hb ce We peo tly % or 6 rooms; hot- | o aha dee cane Cae TH, % : 1909-21 Hodiamont: 4-family brick. modern cepyemtonces. 3515 Arsenal, we and bath each floor: can be bought at A r) ‘ORS 7 cE NOTICI from owner, 3131 St. Vincent. ae FL. * Sih ENT $ $2000; ; PRICE $10,000. water heat; tine location; 313,000 Nin Bud; near O'Fallon Park: 4 dWANSTRAT HS wig $9000 | waruske. Main 401. ~ mks ine, o tablis] FL mee OF Columbia, new bungalew flat. si — ol “ O35, — Phonan tole. 6851 Enright; 6 ahd 7 poomes hot-water 3723 WINT PL. seststete ee Bleeping porches. ; : asst... Chestnut st. pPLAT—4221 S. GRAND; BEAU TIE 1, SIN- direct from builder; 6 and 6 rooms, hard- “SINGLE & AND 6 ROOM FLAT nent, rent $14 Price $11 oe RR AW. pair. furnace. ge SINGLE 5 AND 6 ROO} ATTS REALTY co., és. Chestnut st. 2352 PARK Lpooseseee @,000 [GER R_CO.. Jefferson & Gravois double garage; owner a T—552 Wren av. 4- 4 ro GLE: MODE RN TO THE MINUTE. SINGLE FLAT—2310 Lemp a@v.: 4 nd 4 tile bath: ern: tw ne office ( : £A- wood floors, tile. bath, furnace heat, lar , . marae Gouble farage: price $3300 bath, JAMES A P ap ame caae REALTY Co. reoms, 3 on third floor; ‘can be ught jrage: « 4] vy - Dractices ulidi l] lot: -: open 2 to 5 p.m. Call Marshall 120L, XX ttzel; flat; has a ilesaa sleeping — Eleven roome, hot-water “ INA Paar est aeow me . ro “eae ches and all convenience Apartment Bargain = ag WESTMINSTER PL. ....++«+0 @000 \TH. 7 Chestnut st. | TWic. : . G cheap. | rut, . : Fe 727% Chempet_o =e SO ee ee D-— | SREB IGE R RCO. Jefferson & Gravots, | oiive ROGR” Contra! N19Sts CCrand W129R, | SINGLE 0208 Crewe and & rooms; lot 60 P°RAVINGS ‘TRUST CO.. 4915 Delmay, _ By ig gy ET ; : ) vans; 4 and 6 rooms, FLAT ae enan SINGLE FLAT—Oofr 4 and 4 rooms, bath 2243. ‘McNAIR A AV. oe. es me 4452 McPHERSON 6428 Cates $229 MARTLARD AY. cr swsasess BOOS oT mak ; ; . " oon ~ Soe wanes te 1 Bee ble fiats: income about $2400: $1000 casn | KING'S HIGHWAY. Six-ffimily, 4 rooms, reception hall, eun- | ha This elegant 4-family apartment building 6081 “VERNON, "AV. wig ahaa des SRO8 or grocers attention at . res , i ain: investi- | electric; 2659 Oregon _a. For card of 3 and S8-roo™m brick flat: in good conél- : k = SCHMITT R. E.CO 2 Chestnut and payments will handle; bargal | e $3 500. JUST BEING COMPLETED. room; rent $5500: can be sold ver reagon- cheap prrice floors, etc.: rents $:240' er annum; bargain. block west. CUS Rth and Chestnut. ~~ e) KEHL ENBRINC Ch. oo WE LA. admission and price se tio a. AO2S, Central 2934. _ a. fooms, frame, brincs $30. $2750: go. —" —— ae WM. RODIEK & ( “O.. 2515 McNatr. THM AS) a TAN. % 022-24 | © 12th e Best-buiit fli is street; all Jarge abie. JOHN H. ABBOTT, 103 . Sth, _ | situated 2, the southeast corner Westgate in Nine roomae, hardw floors. B. ba th, lot 4931 Penrose: owner 3614 FLAT—4044 Oregon av.; owner is anxic = FC TT cv Sr ee rooms. md f al ach. Brick and tile : MALL FL — autiful rth Parkview: Laon perfect condl- 583% VERNON AV. pvcsccccscscen QO : ayv..: + roo oms, a a . (99) to sell; mane us an offer on this 3 and SING LE FLAT 1941 Congress; 2%- story ww 1l- bul ef rie f) . J . porch: We ‘ ~ hard. 90d BE mAU Tit UL 8. - sas tion Call eg: card to ins me rooms, x furnace, ° s r 9- 3 room fla a ri : 3 and 3 and 9° rooms: bergain ok a i; ne ond ‘. rooms, Floors: in firat- clases condit ic nN Sea this today. 47384 Me Millan 4 and + room fiat; all con- GOLDMAN EALTY CO., ary Chestnut ot, | RRY A 8,000 “4 “room bric k: first: cluss ME MREENS. OTTENAD S805 SS. Broadway. if ale. baths, elect r c. O a ei JOS Fr DICK MANN R.E. CO.. 623 Chestnut. :: price $7500, s**t eee ween eeee - Sian Sia. ke $500 —— | not x Box in St. Loul: Lama a ws a oatmeal ae DOK RELINGER RCO... Jefferson & Gravois. BRINKOP, 619 Ch lestnut it st Main 4113 Centra! R92. SAVING: TRUST CO 4915 Delmar, | 1029-81 GOODFELLOW ‘Toom : C 1. Central q _ nd terms. Box J-19. , | PLAT = as “ s A artment, 735 ) W estgate et ing excellent returns. ew eeeeeneeee Marn 8-6 room: “2 " ITT R.B.CO., 7 22 Chestnt,| {A hignh. (c99) | admission and price see ‘ 42 27 a OT. ANIC AL AV, Singte flat. hardwood fio tle : Pp + $7200: | ATTS REALTY CO., 621 Chestnut st. | Thirt ERNOW 2) S.paths; garage, th, ‘gy nme ‘furnace, cot- 4 i, 80 ft. veg te: 3 and 3 room single FLATS—8-family. 4 rooms, bath. “GLOCtTEG, | eter te Os BOLE MeNare. FOUR-FAMILY APARTMENT. screens, lighting fixtures; small cai . . 4” a ric — parlor: annual "pric $7500. WR E a Twel ~ vs 9 bathe. eee f. pore are ne = nt. elete’ le, gas; @ bargain; | * ~orble sinks; sll in fine condition; rent) SINGLE FLAT—3463 S. Grand av. (Pro- Three rooms and si in parlors, tile baths, ment, balance to ‘suit purchaser. Tak ae + P ” obtain card to. ; RENT FRE 2 i this for oe > a 8, / 5) 1) cas malance terms. spective business), 4 and 4 rooms, batbs. | separate steam heat! plants, hardwood (Cherokee car, get off at Quincy, w te oY oo ie A S co., 4 re Py 4474 McPHERSON | Es ° 6° 24°Oe5 > , $2 ws 3 month; $5000 cash, bal: (oR? ) Wi ISELS-GERHART REAL Et TATE 1 NET ON Fourteen baths, h.-# Peat tke t 3022 Gran. i. “=r ‘ -911 | N Union. B EWR HARDT. 525 57 Waterman. furnace. @' ec Ptric raragce: = , 5% ” 4 - ; : =) ‘and 3) . om, single | — : Pore Twcr 7? €%) _ Jefferson & CGravots Se, we. t — . — 2819- 1 Shenandoah; 3 and __ALBERT WENZL TCK., 1010 Chestnut | Three, four and five rooms, brick; good bE on M es i, 88000 bag gg bath, electric; bargain for some- 40. 30) SH. AW. $8600 condition; garage for four machines: rent N EW nvestment: low price io: - Nema owner today. You can double you Capital in ad A i Ccik ITHOO 76 price onivy SO6O000: easy terms. wil! sell on terme: lot short time; don't overlook this | Se Act, airy TS, one admiss) on by card. o i} . bh hs , elec- : ; ; 0, fferson & Gravois, 4 and 65 rooms, tile baths, furnaces, ¢! DROZ DA REALTY CO., 4006 Chouteau, aa OREON E. & R. G. } SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. 5795 I DE Gl GivEnvI a AS RIAN. iN. 4016 Chouteau_ ay. DOERFLINGER R. CO., Jefferso — : garage -—- = — SOT TH SIDE FLAT —— mma a sOWATT 8 REALTY CO., 621 Chestnut st. Bev ma. ‘ hent: earage, oe ee tric ee FLAT—2352 3. 3th; 2-family of 4 rooms * "JOHN H. ABBOTT. 103 N. &th st. _ 1816-18 OHIO AV. 4951 QUINCY STREET ~ 1361 BLAC KSTONE A ‘ 4775 GREER. FL ' —~ hardwood £ m double fla For price and card, see — — ; t: adults: electric and an ath nh. 4 Ne-| INSPECT THIS BEAU TIFUL FLAT ble brick fila r :: a6 mm, flat heat. ‘ pers } ' Dou le rick fiat. 4 families: 8 rooths hardwood floors, tile bath, floors, Rarane: $8000 — Sant Del- NO JANITOR a Bs0e CL s eters rn a a? roo ns oO steam heat: cPHERSON AY ‘ai a oe , ’ 4 ogg e; lot 40x15; income HARRY “REMSUECHER, —_ ag t+ ni » | 3Q51 Lafayette; 4 and 5 rooms, hot-water . ths electri Single fiat. . + Pr 7 50. Inguire down: | bra T—idil Pen a ae ee na | heat. tile bath. hardwood floors, downstairs | Ty. : WA: TAN. 00 °4 S 19th wt. ecreens, Henting fixtures: email cash ~ mar 243 NO COAL > eM eo | FLAT— io sd : 4. vacant; open for inspection from 2 to & p. m —— - a —— 5 ames 436 . r price and card see Syunday Forest &8°0O. | TED SEMEN r zB ARGAIN Cherokee car, get off at Quincy, walk (062) 49: 34 BUCKIN NGHAM JUST NET INCOME. 13 2 bathe. 62 14 flats on business street goes | Siead 5814 BAR AV, ccepecsnsss eee heat, and 6 rooms, stea . oms ch. Fx Me am heat, hard- ro : 1 Ne- i. a ean tile hs; HAHRY REMSBE CHER, « tor 1208 _ee __ THOS McCRADY & SON, 5179 Easton. ' aa re block west. 2. ’ wd) maths; a classy place; braska. Sidney 267; v ictor 1208. _ ic) 498 S. GRAND AV. rooms each Cc “a 2 = 8 mn sree, BF Ts 6-FAMILY APARI MENT big future; s and 5 rooma, bath rent 5 ® vat h-w. yg “ o ee this property must be Ww tm RP O°. . 9 mop. amnebie cash payment. bail-; _°' 3 —— . : ' A ES mg - 4 1 t *y. 4659 Alsace, near Euclid: | FLAT—S and 6 rooms, Arsena! st. opposite A splendid fiat of 4 and 4 rooms, tile te ubmit vo éc Five rootns,~ su Parlors and lose ; look at it toda A fener to Euclid. Tower Grove Park; ae oT soe yf FR mong baths, hot- water heat; only $8750. “SEE pieser gE. CcO., } Title Guar. Sag Parkview: porches, Murphy Pa s; larce wii in £ gees ; at i y. osia, brick: 4 and & room rage; $2500 cone; price ; te ‘ios RIN KOP, 619. Chest nut st. . . amen ithe Se * dition ae t $8400 per yoni x RM ANN. erms. WA S REALTY CO.. 621 Chestnut. electric, street and alley made, DERSON- “SPOCK a. ‘hone Grand 8241) Se a 38 SHAW 815.000 3668 W Y' MING ST. Twelve rooma, : . $500 5 2 machines; price | FLAT—4208 y RUSSELL AV.; SIX-ROOM | Double: 56 and 6 neg oo nseek perenes: Well built. modern, 5 and 6 rem n fat: EN ve 7 x Was gat e: 6-family; at _-— HOR G ? estnut et, | NEW BUNGALOW FLAT THOENST wh ‘3 SAP iol Noli - 0,000 f + Ailes Erman § hae oases Spenser eres Sse: Siar | Al sovettion: bt io Pak wee BE tee Ne Ree a crontnt RARE BARGAIN | Thekla av. 4 and 5 rooms; all PORTLAND Pla, Now. 9... +4. .60.008 om ' ’ ’ ans av.; 4 an@ 4 reom flat : rid | ‘Rent $1650, Price “$8000 APARTMENT—60xx Kensington; double eet 4230 Evans av.; 4 mS Gonthe; ease : BL ite N Union av, qn aus, A, HODGES REALTY 00., en orth Market at. ; new. 4 a A | GRAND Ub ons a toome, foils, |. 4201 proer flat; bathe , . ti hath FLAT—2706 58 th: 4 and 4 rooms, -€ rooms, corner flat; ths, furnace,| 1412-14- 8. Grattan: 8-famity bufiding: | flats. 5 and 6 rooms; newly Gecorated; in- ¢ ct 50 r ow Fyne noure of Union. « A. =e fT * | basement. oe newly decorated ana PB will make term bargain | geome $2100 inn’ erate os $450, $1 3} ° = 0O.. 618 Chestnut, mar 2266R : } “ re — . > sinted, bargain 750. ABBOTT, 103 N. 8th et. GLICK R. FE. CO.. #M Chestnut. SAM'L SL LOEWENSTEIN.5 ie. GELAN REALTY CO., S920 Gravois, ——— “, rs re

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ray ete J 8B ST. LOTIS _!_POST-DISPATCH. _RESIDENCES FOR SALE ee I. Epstein 617 Chestnut St. SESIDENC BE LIST Size Enright. 9 rooms ........... $.8500 | 5008 Vernon, 57x127: 9 rooms 9,009 OS) wapl = reoms hot-water MOMS Ond Sarname ..../...re- = 137 Garfield. 9 rooms. h-w. heat Gc 500 6ér sVashington. o-room bungalow 000 SR37 § Sulliv cS re 8.000 osll Pershing rR Sr 198.500 028 atermaen, 98 rooms, 2 baths. ®?0.0:0 vBLT Watermgn. 2 rooms ........ 234.501 uP1S Columbia «7 niversity Heights), : 6 rooms and sleeping perch... 72.500 a re. 18.500 6136 McPhersen. 9 rooms, hot-water EEE EAE PEO eee 2S 15.500 HOWSE—Bric : 6 3 price $ 3000 only $500 cach required. Box c. 335, Post-I Dispatch. RESIDENC bh— rooms, bath and electri all Sidneyr 29044 — ; ESS e—o roo'ns: a]! vonventences brick garcg® for twe machines: pri $4500. Box "5 461. Post-Dispate! LESIDENCE—tThr- ‘e-story frame; 5 larg reoms. £25 de and electric: streets, sidewalks mae, £000 concition Colfax _2901R a ce ee | __éa) RESIDENCE—Mod ern 6 rooms, ti bath hot-water heat: very nicelvw arrange!: lot x244: plenty of lawn: 16 bearing frui trees, chicken paces. Karage: worth $10.- 000; sell for $8500 4055 Bates. TRUST ——- CHO ICE HOMES. CORNET & ZEIBIG NEW LISTINGS No TEASDALE AV 7488 8 6(U ni- versity City }—New. 9 rooms. 2 baths, hot-water heat, hardwood emg throughout: o-cCar garage ee i al $17.000 DE GIVERVH. LF, No. 5795—7 rooms, hot-water heat, hardwood floors. ga- ecawen $13,500 McPHERSON AY... No. 4367-—-19 rooms, sun room, 3 baths, hot-water ee oon é ow $14,900. 719 Chestnut ‘St. Central HNOUSES—3276-28-30 La wte n av, ‘tn c ome $1440: big bargain: can finance ce first an: pecond deed Of trust. Wellston Trust Co.(c RESIDENCE—3040 Bell; 11 rooms; price 000. SAVINGS TRUST CO., 4915 Delmar MAKE AN OFFER. 8824-26 Lucas stone front, “0 roo baths, electric, basement; lot Box1S¢, R mrice end card of edinssion, KORTF- RUST REALTY Co., S16 Chestnut. RENTS $27310—PRICE $13,500 3102 to _ School st.: lot 100x125: terms: etx ge ies houses: baths, clec- er JOHN S BLAKE & BRO. 815 Chestnut st MODERN RESIDENCE, $3500 3414 Thomas st.: 6 rooms, bath, electric: furnace; Rock Ohurch rish: down. GLICK RR. E ).. 824 Chestnut. A SPECULATIVE BUY 3122 ——. on, 10-room brick; 50-ft. lot: price i800 vearly SARNORCVE & "SPEC HT. 112 N. 7th st. Good Property — for ' y, Speculation 2653 Washingt: m av. dence, comtaining 13 rm coms. ete.; lot S0x124. Price » 3 3.000. MISSISSIPPI VALLEY oe CO., Agent, Fourth amd Pine st Main 23640. Cc _- 3306. *"" North 3-story brick res!- bath, furnace, for a quick male, HOUSE—S- aay. gus, electric ights, etc. : Sis =~ montgomery st 2-story brick, ar- or 3 amilies: newly decorated: é 50xi HOUSE—3112 Blair; 6 rooms, bath, gas. electric; perfect condition: easy ‘terms: KOTSREAN. 301. 722 Se estat ain 1188. RESIDENCE—4500 N. 20th oo” -room ee ay A 25x156: ree H. wT toe 02 East "Grand. 2, aeORECE aes at 3930 Maffitt. 8 ern GLICK Rm E. CO... 824 Chestnut st. ay ene get et 4215 ectric, steam heat: lot 202150; price. $3500. L. Stoltz, 4228 N Newstead: Delmar 23723: Coifax (| T38R.¢ ic) L-ESTDENCE— i477 ’ Margaretta av.. 4 rms. Ist floor, 5 rms 2d floor. for one or two farnilies, ft. frent, $5000. See. J. W PURIAN, +016 Chouteau av. nESIDENC E—Ss 2600 N. Broadway: 5-room frame; electric. furnace, garage: large ee, under entire house; bargain for uick sa >» ALLISTER R. E. CO., 8106 N. RESIDENCE—»°900 N. Newstead: 9 rooms, bath, furmace, electric: only $4250, easy terms. WEST ST. LOUIS TRUST Co.. ; Easton 2nd Sarak. 5253 MAPIF AV..—s9000 home. newly decorated. room. = > tn n - gy ardwoed floors, new furnace. * Owner will show. rag JOHN GRETHER & CO., S11 Int Life B! oe ici SAYS SELt. 2 -Story frame. 3 rooms, - siory rnin A . 2 Cae ge rear: electric: nt S19 per * quick sale $1600. } ORTE- RU: Tr. REAL TY co. 816 Chestnut. OWNER 2436 Fall: 2 brick resi- s**am heat. «granttot’ ie paagemen Karagres, chicken yard: street and — paved: price $6000: easy terme: owner ORS &. BLAME & BRO.. S15 Chestnvt et. & vod H sT. a Moéern a ence: til : - water heat, gare ¥ , wae JAS. e. MORFIT R07 _Chestnut et. LINDELL PARK HOME RS AND CHIROPRACTORS Dodier st.. mear Grand ev.: 7-roem tile. bath, electric, furnace. hard- wood floors. attic and slate roof: garage: in be _—_ Ages will sacrifice for quick sale: wi!! “MARTWIG-DISCHINGER, 3022 N. Grand. c62 RESIDENCE Unity ty st.. 8 rooms. -Too recep*tion Pall, modern fovghout;: first-ctass cond4i- tior. FRANCISCUS REALTY Co.. _804 Chestnut st. -7-ROOM RESIDENC E, $3700 rooms, hath and electric: me. For | Gano ayv.: 6 Broadway. - RESIDENCES FOR SALE Northwest | RESIDE NCE—Wiill sell my beautiful home: / rooms, garage, barn, etc.: big lot, 80x 900 feet; best proposition in St. Louis: must be seen to be appreciated: big proposition for builder: SS000 cash tekes It: no agénts. James Glaniladis., . 4611 Margaretta HESIDENC E— Re; ful 7-room . tion hall: 4966 "Tanta @v.: ‘n Tr > iif? i. 212 Wainwright Rildz SIX. RooM a tag NC E 6253 a ink. rece Pe ia hace, Za tectri: «145; price ELMER A MEIDEMAN BR. EB. CoO., TOS Wainwri ght Bidg 6-ROOM ‘BARGAIN, 5574 st Kdwards a@v.: near Clara, twr- story frame: 6 rooms, bath, electric. lot 25x Lf price S22 000 STEPHEN SAUM, 623 Chestnut st 5060 4 :ARPIELD—® ROOMS Reautif idence of 9 rooms: hardwood rs, ti th. steam heat garag . just what are looking for- a pi u See M Rrir kmz an. F 7008 M,. or a £ I CORNWELL Soni oe ee oe ee DESIRABLE RESIDENCE i 5631 COTE — LIAN Tr rive rooms, tbat ce, e.ectr new- iv Hecoratedc fcood con dition FEDER ER-A ARENDES REALTY Co., Sicne’ E676 ©6810 i;ravois av BERS N. mENG - HIG aw ‘Yo Cline bhi ard wood floors ips* irs and dowr hot-water rent. Siero. .ng orTcn meta TY ther strips i double gara “$10 250: will exchange for house in county with : r f zround rit car line Fer card of admissio: = JOHN H ABT IT T 103 N. 8th. 3748 MARCUS AV. Te O-StOrTy bric x Sing la flat. 4 and D rooms. lot 80x120: price $8000 A. J. HOTFELDER REALTY Co. ws ind Natural Bridge. LITTLE CASH > yw § on 1 PAYMENTS ~Or - 6 a i story an attic a wy esi ne : porcer tT) bath water heé Ny rdweod f rs, newly decorat and nain throughout nod > Sunea HT. RARNG ROVE & SP Fr Li2 N. Tt st HOME BARGAIN 51298 Garfield; beautiful home: 9 rooms hardwood floors. steam heat. low price BUSH-BU RNS. 1105 ‘hes - — 4458 ELMBANK AV. Bight-room modern 2-story brick residence. @ substantial built house: price STOO. A. J. HOTFELDER g mothe | coO., Newstead and Natt | Bridge 5-Rm. Residence. $3300 5309 Ruskin av.. 5-room frame, with concrete foundation. large entiosed porch, bath. elec.. across from beautiful new Mark Twain Scheol. Owner show vou throug ANTDERSON-STOCKE-BUERMANN. SOS _Chest nut street HOME BARG AIN- ? _at shen 00 «! “a. a8 of 2417 N. Taylor: a good brick residence of 7 rooms, bath and tur- nac gas and electric: lot 30x135.6: price $5000. i HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER R. E. CO. Seventh and Chestnt ) VV Q’ RESIDENC E ts se 0 hae a, just east of King’s hien- : -Too! reaidencs two-car ea | rage Ring is modern. Look at this tocar CHAUNCEY P. HEATH. S18 Chestnut «: Scuth IO ELLING—6414 Arsenal: 3-room Screened -| eleanine ore! fruit ro es. “grapes: lot 50x160; S310 i rediat e DOSSe -£S)0N RESID ENCE—! GU) 4 Virginia: @-storvw rooms an wath ectricits ; granitoid S¢ nm mt, Sarage c M bs Anata ».» REAL ESTATE i) HOME—Snplendid, 4719 Alaska. modem 46 room. hot-water heat warage-: irge iot reasona?’ See wner ¢ - ses HOME—Elegant home of 8S rooms e hath, hot-water heat. « ric; modern in ever’ respect: S500 block Sidney st. For price anc card of admission see WM. a. RODIEK & CO.. 2515 McNair ar HOME—So}: 4 home of S&S s. 1 bath — fiesra, ele *’, garag for Jf machines, in good condi ! tO2S Castle Man av.: open fer inspe n Sunda be tween 2 a 4p. m.. or WM Rot IEK & io —a1S MeNatr av HOME—1720 lLongfellos fine, large, well- built; all nveniences: large marble hath hard woo} Ma “rs, hot-water hea two ma- cBine fara - larger lot SAVINGS TRUST CO... 4915 De'mar How SE—6-r oom ft rtck ele tric 5 f “ot $3000 - rea! . 1re2a n ad VJ ies . & HOU SE—7 rooms. 1020 Lyne S300 (all 1643 Sy; ndicate Trust Be ~{ Mr Franke HOULSE—S3a00: terms: [2917 Rutger: 6 rooms, Paih, electric. garage. 2 cars: iarge romt and back var: large front porch SKAGGS 323 Wainwriz Bide. Oltve 5R79 LARGE HoOlSE—2855 Mera orner Ne- er agng a r oms not-Water heat Ane tier ] rl ¥ t®rms . be r HEFFERNAN) 14 Wainwright } ~| RES . li DEN 3 rT wT il VW ‘bh ‘ ry : f irn “ electric licht. ei"? re MONO Her etta. (37) RESID ‘ENCE ew modern 5 rms > — . —. . ’ $5200 Apply 32 Penns) lvania. (c7) RESIDEN Jeffers vn & Gravots. iSxx Ore © (ectric. I DOF RETIN: CO.. RESIDENSE— ER R -Modern 6 . } a + nreehe, Breas av.: bath, tollet: owner on gon bath, nk tah eee oe rater, ga- . wane aes rag 4 cars iso ng for Ss >i? ALBEI = WE NZLIC kK. 1010 Chestnut. (cl) 8-Room- House, Stable, | tere ee Coestnat._ce ception hall and bath: furnace; to settle » $2750 Ps tor = ae “a I ome a tat mr "y ents mad. — SCHWENKER RE Al CH.. 908 Chestnut 4087 St. Ferdina &-roo ‘ Tre vay ee fromt: -story wtable in rear. with 2 ite, | RESIDEN “E—S408 Michiean av: a fine 6- tng rooms: room orses: 1 bie bdar- moor, Orick, aii modern conveniences; cas ra H J. BROADERS. 9 N. Tth st. THO MAS F, PECHAN. 2022-248 12th st. St. Teresa’ S Parish | RESIDENCE— 29°85 Vi irginia: rooms, & hath, ) hot-water heat, garace: lot 400x125; So0v ; ‘ terms: all improvements ma rare Ban ie. for jnachine aah Sect. STUPSSEL REALTY Co., 3548 S. Grand $4000: Te eet of admiaston from PS SIDENCE—2835 S Jefferson - av... 6 rf}. J. R ~ 911 Chestnut st. ayy bath, electri ot-water heat: ga- admission b ard 4240 M AF FITT. $6500 = DOERE ANGER BF. CO., Jefferson & Gravois . RESIDENC F—3854 ‘Hartford, 7 rooms, mod- HOT- WATER HFAT tile bath. garage. new partons ~: bar- Brick residence, siate roof. stone st gain immediate possession. Key 31504 ; ene. —r- : tie teh, splendidly constructed. perfect Gustine av. Grand '5541W ic = cere, cutters. vegetable closet: | RESIDENCH—— 3499 St. Vincent. be utif = car garage: 4 3U0x1 2 to inade alley. For modcern B-room brick bath. * 4g hot - andy eee s. worth $12.000; price $7500 _ BLAKE &@ BRO.. VERY _815 Chestnut. EASY TERMS reoms: 1918 to : 6 rooms, Z-story electric fixtures, shades. : atrietiy modern; Al order: ; $1000 cash handies dea!: Union car: make us an offer & R. G. @OOTT. $00 Chestnut. and 6 room frame: easy terms : Manchester. Marshal 419X (c) CE— 1919 Cora; 7 roome: cheap. ae cK R®. . =. co, ke4 _Chestnut_ a r (CB—Beautifal. 10-reom Goodfellow ar. s. w. cor. Emma. | i vcard Die.. or phone Colfax (OW | a. Cate ‘ete Brilliante .. ae Fa ore ~- ori Poe, av. ute At garage for AN, 4016 O86 Chouteas av. wel . 5 reome, bath, | t—— Water heat. _ J. WW. BURL AN, 4016 Chouteau a’ RESIDENC E—2622 McNair av. 5-reom bricK. tile bath, electric, furnace, garage Admission vw ecard. POERFL INGER R. CO Jefferson & Gravois. Sn RESIDENCE—341i \ibertra st 2-story attic. rooms, reception hall. bath. ele->- tric. furnace. carage. this $s a fine castor and can be bought at the right orice DOF RFT. "LING ERR. CO .. Jefferson & | -ra cis. RESIDENCE—? rooms, bath. furnace Ta- and electric: South Side: will be sold ‘cr a small cash payment and easy terms, $3750 Rex A-148 ' Post- Dispatch | RESIDENCE—PFran 5400 Michi 4 reoms; let 54x 145. make ue an of! er. TOMBRIDGE AGENCY, 3318 Mer amec st. z _Dix nes RESIDENC e—3711 S 7 reyen #, hie vard:; rene, FOY & ge tbGs. Olive 58 73 RESIDENC B—4152 MSH EC HER, Chit ewa and Ne- aska Sidney @67. Victor 1208. "OWNER MUST SELI Near Shaw's irder stome —, hart - >» = - ti] lle wood fi rs Fre! n qaoors ‘ iS Oo . fi! roof, trees, garage; bargain; $6850. 4243 Russe}! ‘ Petes Ee 222 FL AD—$8500 | : Seven rooms rs, hot-water ] i . ’ “ea strips a Je¢a hor e ~ E ny T 1% ; ’ iw } N Sth PMX TORS, ATTENTION 600 Yi ‘ i.e! ation fn ~ Oo 8 rooms water hea ti ot a" . . { mu he i to settie estate Fr! Ri -ARENDES REALTY CO., S | ; ; "S610 Gr ray vis av TOWER GROVE HOME, $5000. 4954 M . 1x §-roon residen: ce, with bat tric, etc.; @ bargain at th ' ep. Owner will show ‘oh h Pig = cs % ss i= i .M i ys : R73 ‘ hestn ¢ AY r 1? - mi ‘s ~ MING Modern 7 elling; well kept, ! x n, etc lot oi. 1? >> ‘{ ’ stan. | i ELSPERMA A LE os DOT R CO., sas] tional Life Bidg COMPTON — HEIGHTS: _HOME } 3150 Alle 1* 770x135 a} 4 lé Ces aia re SAVINGS "5 "ST «‘t) 491! . Delmar Peters” {152 CLEVELAND AV. VW ett.) _ + — rri. POO}! ' } kK residence n firs : garage for 2 cars Owner w Wa é rrns ¢ Ee » oe ( nheeinut = E SMALL HOME * 4°33 Juniata; 6 rooms, modern, ‘nearly new brick ar tiie pore! garage ot 32x as, aiit for home by owner, price rea ELSPERM AN & 1 EONHARDT R. CO., 2is Intern Al ther. sd fo I Ag. _ ate c ASTL EMAN Av —S% use 7 “fy? rms 4 rar a tik nN ral 2 4 warn ce. nie > maiade - as IHN H An is TT ] 3 NL St 2RIS CONNE TICUT ST Modern brick res 7 rooms, hard 7” i floc 2 tx ool on - e mn &4 floor: garage f 3 machines t 35x12 Pf ca©r ~Q* a P eetr 2906 Shen: andosh. Ay. A SP L, ENDID HOME Seve =. r rs. at- 4 e's 4 : r gu rs ‘garage . i S0n32%: 12 s t rice t S90O00 for x sa! “SEE US RRINKOP 619 ti 5 ~ 2 rocR* tnrer —s for further par : JOS I DICKMANN R. FE. CO., Meatn 411% KU f°3 “heetnu?t rT | 7 "= » ~~ TOWER GROVE RESIDENCE 3893 H ARTE oRD ST. 7 ro tile bath. 2,attic rooms, furnace. e-ectri Dargain, owne? leaving town: excel- ] ° oO >. rn rEDERER-ARENDES REAI CO ~ dne’ 267 ALO | th ~ ar. Ti wer Grove Heights Residence oTx= Hartford roo modern: new ea- rage; house too large for | present owner. Get p. rt ure ¢ ae 7 A’ y 41 ER Pp FE “yy > Flig¢g . estnut - “TOW ER G ROV E HEIG HTS 3a Hartford: ms, slate roof, fin sched att *k qusane: ‘ner will show t 2 thre igh 5 dom Residence S719 Shenandoah: 5 large rooms: ine'de tatle lectric light ST besement; PRETTY HOME 3504 HARTFORD ST. hh pe? nr ir? _ * reome recepti ani sleeping norch: pretty eliecirik ax ures, new hardwood floors throughout mameied sink: granitoid “asement nd new Home (Comfor? furnace peorcn wit rT 2. P iot JOx125 CHAS L. WER! S N. Tth st. 3407 H. AL L ID AY AV., $9000 Nine-r ; el wna = elec - tric; bar r ie ‘KERN. 317 Fullerton Bldg ONCE IN A LIFETIME $150 cash. helance monthly. buys 1715 Sregon., & rooms. modern: rent * r rooms and pay for th house rice $5000 SEN ALTHEIMER & BRO RR. co Fourth floor. n. w. cor 7th and *hestnat. 000 Cash ar Rent iz “..E. corner Lengfellow and Russe!! New eight rooms. sun parior hard wood floors. ti'e ba t-water heat. etc.; large I6fx137: newly decorated: ready t rove into: easy terms: key at office ALBERT G. BLANKE R. E. « Ma : te (eartre 1j44 F1ii1 Chest TOW ER GROVE HEIGHTS S800 Humphrey. corner Spring: slate-roof b :; 9 reoms, tile hat furnace, reception ha S.eeDping pore incie®wec; Weather stripe etc.: fine locatior for doctor or dentist. For ard of admission ar particularg “SEE Ss CHRISTIAN BRINK PR. E. ¢ > hestnut s° SEE THIS -HOME—MOYLE 4167 WHumohrer: prettr brick resider-s. eemi-bunzalor style 6 rooms bath fur "Aca é * 5 re feos 3 ren a * P| “re Phone for card to tnsve M AC ¥ Rank of © %O48 ¥ it ‘Tt mR ST 10-room lence: an con eas ifTange flat: -24 & 12 ot — re : OMAS F PF P BES WAR PRICES 5-room brick residences, Te tion $1500 cash. r this week _ WALTER SarT’T ct. SOS i hest nut. BETTER THAN A FLAT 13 7 > “Ali-I , "t7aN "ene? ‘= "or res‘. (wre modern ten ‘es- live nme and rent ' 7 cther bea ; i ‘ _ BORERN Home, Real Bar We sitet me of 6& rooms and 34 floor. tile bath and totier seoarete. fur- nace hari« . od a? he | mtier a pantry. e- ‘ery oht te eha S ">*> } ‘ ~+ . on cms Sea en , : _ 317 Fol ain. Vacant ” . Toots erton Bldg KRMANN Rr. B&B CH 3193 Ss. Grand. “RESWENCE ee e Tower Grove Park > ~~ 7 eS . Tots \~- het-water beat: barfenod4 molern: price $8300: earsae 2 cars FRANCTSEOUS REALTY Cw ie (“Nest tut, ~ RESIDENCE FOR SALE Modern home: excellent ition: ogee site Tower Gr ® Park “2s than from Grand o,26 Arsenal st oO. B BROOKS REALTY:00 New Resi denee—#1000 00 { oy S363 Lafayette avr.. 8 rooms end sun room; haz o wai floors; hot-water heat: g2- rage, #t real barga lin ANT ERS IN-STOCKE-RUERMANN eV LORS ROR CF hestrut st. ‘SOUTH SIDE HOME 4204 S$ HENANDOAH home; 7 rooms nd reception hall, haréwooed floors t-waler heat: ga- utters and dowrn- Oxl23: sedmission ? RESIDENCE —4444 Elmbark 6 rooms, _F rest ~ iiJ siete ; 62) bath, steam heat. garage, bargain, $6700: RESIDENCE—14°3 Gran stri >d- terras. ern: Soo00 rms re - y - . > . > PS STi ESSEL REALTY _CO., 3548 S. Grand GLICK |! CO., S24 ° ® RESIDENCE—6427 Chatham at 6-room | KRESIDENCE—Beautiful nome irage mec fern. O02 125; s DOO or more cash: big ’ ped 4t@ i ee r near varga ri 2 $2750 Hamilt MM s e : & WM. 'STECK , Agent. 5963 Ep ston. ev. | RESIDENCE—Eight ~oms ry Q RESIDE NCE—3041 Ivanhoe noJjern Windsor: 3.390 terns PO LLM 412 brick; large lot; garag $1000 ‘Cash; pos. Wainwright Bidg roars riage consider vacant toom 301 Fuller- KESIDEN( E—1154 Aubert; six rooms ot on Bidg. PSE SS SARS nny . heat; garage, et Price $4250 Fr ESIDENC E—Six rooms; modern; large lot; SAVINGS TRUST ©O., 4915 Delmar louble parage ; Streets: Inade; near school: RESIDE) \ —5R5SR Ridge av.: mata, © Price $5500 RROWN REALTY CoO., ai de Tater he P Benton 211, Cc (bar y #11 “RT 30x12 20 * g $7 S00 RESIDENCE—1501 Moc aus! land av.: corner ECK. Agent. 5962 Easton ay Ay ot 50x15 YU. fruit and Nat trees: 5 Tr ys ¢ ESID 4 eee " K ansing T 4-POONn Unished sleening porch. oO Oe YT) e -—— - z Box bk Jet? Post Jispat ESID ~ E — 850 Page s anh % bath RESID ENCE —86917 Bradley av., modern 2 el: furnace, double garag Price ory brick residence of 7 rooms. bath. e- O00 furnace neat, for price and card of a i> HARTW 1”5-DISCHINGER 3027 N (;ran4. missi ion. see - = . > RESIDENCE—1395 Ten - HARRY REMSBEC HER. Chippewa and Ne- ~ - reside ate hea —_ _>ra ska. Sidney La7 ‘Viet r 1208. week tuxl4u i eCasor RESIDENCE- 276 Famous av... heautiful VM. STECA ‘gen HF Easton a )-roeom ree, len? . im Yard, lot 1350x500): il sacrifice; terms Pe Lor - er, +444 $400 cash, balance Hke rent open Sunday 1 to 5 see Lipp & Ewers, Compton ar =e 2619 s nusuU ~hen doah. Phone (sT2 na SF. i »> ar P RESIDENCE—In Clifton Heights, the most. f s throug irge garage; o1 32000) heautifi ii residential section in St. Louis Forest 7 , for ment Surrounded Ds trees flowers _and par RESIDENCE—=2i Cabanne district: 6 rooms schools and car line nearby: a 7-room resi 2 nt hasement, @aod heat piant cence, situated om corner; lot 880x130: itn giate rice 47,50: @ real bargain tertor has 4, ist hee a) de orated owner lear 4 RE A] TY | 2 4°0 + n Bi ing 8t. Louts permanentir, wil sacrifice for on ast psi > rooms. fer. quick Sa. le . i E enton — 1240W. ? ss y a rwvon ian “a pr a 7 S300) 6902 SCANLAN AW. Sin ‘ «hie; r'y« om WW EI . E. CO 1ii N. Tth RES/IDENtE—414 Evans; 6 Onis Of a t shite 7 cir lars. er r ainted: garage - ] =4 5 ia : “x "1 €eetne*? oF i} Te IVa / abt = —-... 2n . topes " 32 6 VV > . > % r r 2 - : é - - ¢ st. 4 - WALSH-M NEY EAL T Li) . cr ya pee Si LE H15 OPes 2 Ra att A roo8 ana nes “aa WS bad ? tat - on k : of’ s anie > r g” “ 1}e? “ — 4 r ate? 4 | _ a bf i “ , > + Four, Five, Six : 7S. Grand 3 'R LESII \CE—oS0OYU Page; attra 6-Toom >I) PIF = lary % > a 7 ; : y > * Vw ae m4 ge — o Png = gs A a9 ~ +A x . . i= ~ - = * = 4ii- Lae O Pwr noewerv fir ar a rs Y 2 | k Tw ew a - RE v E é t ~ T si iM srry ——— RESIDENCE — Sixx Enright; 10 reoms hardwood floors, } . eat, ttle 4949 Si wtherland Av. large tile porch across ¢ feep lot: pave - - ~ = - » (Rs - PS oe . a. ey esr ns is " 4) i oD SIX FOOMS .....20. 406 ant Gaath ae ‘i ‘wi T L TET wr ’ - 4 4°00 Com 7 [Ag 4969 Bancroft Av. PES SNe 12a] > rooms. tile . * - - on. a . rv a . rw is : . Four rooms, first floor; can add sasnee for r: have a low price - — is Slee ae WALTER SIHTELDS, S20 Watnwright f - - : ; 4970 Bancroft Av. Bide e 4261. _ % ec _— = he | "en = i re ' @ ne ~ + Stucco on brick, four rooms and gun RESTMENCE | =o t Blackstone: 7-10 . . : _# a .- ‘ . parior; «an add two rooms on sec- fecura aghout woodwork of ond floor $2250.00 tet fleor 2 ‘and gray ename e — hookcas : ary bedro arg* — — — 7 7 S ~Y fa ‘ Cr eS. OH7O aun tan ’ e my 2 2 4978 Banemft Ar : : $2000 cast ~* a " ~ ak ~ 2e' Tan Se esetuncus $8 26° 75 needed. balance like ret _ pits a. AT? RB AVLTY a i he are er 4 — - - ~*~ cad = { gi a ~. wi ner ea > 4975 Baneroft Ay. NWEIIS 7—7-room frame. garage, for 2 ~: _— ac ¥ sale wanted i aban Pee OU kon Fic oe 6.176.600; = CS Il Lots 40 Dats cell spartnents tor salem ait part A Pe i fla s aT r-me . > ce Ti EN r ea $ l Lots Fee t bx Depth. Sats and apa a Te Se a Home Cornfo. * fu TRAaCeS, copper ecre-*ns. z ™ eu f «fs acTi bing these tile baths, brilt-in-tubs, 4 -imch oak floors properties y Tea c at the office on first floor. for a copy or We ma 1 ome on re jues* ULarrrp ce 2 4 YW (hee? ont o Better Horses Ever Built in WA a . 806 Chestnut. iva > +h i erfra! ] .= St. Louis. 7 ] , Few Ms—;ARAGE =“... os . — > ae . "ne Lin- nN dD! rT T - | > ~ ad . ; > > a a : Reasonat * cash pay ent. and ten years ...; rad VORFIT. S07 Cheemut ot “0 Pey O@liance in equal monthly install- =~ : . —— ments, secure & modern. we!l-bulit home A it i SIDENCE : "3 ¢} tobe Le he a ; Pr 591 1 Ll aerr ' ~~“ ‘ .- ~ ™ a: hart - Sourlampton car direct—three-minute vat ' — — schedule part or the day aey ren-minute rood f awors r ka 4 a aze schedule a i day : cay ~ ~ 401 . .'Troar (rood necis an@ TAurches end the on! y ROCK | Ont RCH PARISH RE SIDENCE er jowed Pp: bite JcR00)] oe know of—— two SRT = ” } *k " ca scholarships to Washington “CT” annually. and garage: v: | right for cuick sate Lots can be bought—40-foot front br _ ALBERT WENZLICK. 1010 estnut. the depth—tlow as $35.00 per foot. Money WASHINGTON #F. HOME. can be hed to bulld if lot tf clear Oface 401 Law southwest cube Laurel and on ground open Saturday ar¢ Sunda: Te G'‘ ae - SH For . > Tr k hot-water aMernoons. eat 4) . rn mr: this was y "CY a Pullt for a ! ‘ MERCANTIL TROUGH OO. Bet rate ne anon emis , Yr } ~ ee ? 4 ' b | 2 Soh imam r —s a aR or Tie a emcee Eighth, Leeust to St. Charles. 1220 oH MIT TON ee a ‘BE AUTIF LL HOME gu BUY _ BARGAIN Potnte: look 6607 Southwest (Tower Grove ward: brick resicence. well bufit- * rooms, reception hail. attic, Bet-water hee? large iot, 60.180: — ted high: a fine home at the right price. =) J. I. EPSTEIN. 617 Chestnu*. Matin 2162 _ ~— _ 24 COLUMBIA AY. Nw tendid f-room brick ané shingle ‘“‘Er- cits a residence: rr=gt ye Ooxt ures arc feceentio ns. att: let $8z125:; tor further Derticulare cal! TOHN s BLAKE _& BRO.. s15 Chestnat. Come Out and See Tt _A real 6-reem hot s80, “3st ebou com- pieted; strictiy modern int 40x125 Open 937 ST THERL 4937 § AND a’ SOUTH PION. PHILIP H. LEXZ & «(© Pr 'tt to . sal _Wain wr! ght Rite ~ REDUCED TO $5500 Residence. 6 rooms end bath modern: at- tie, granitotd celar, hot- water heat: gara let 82x142: lors _« ape: a y $5506 po asia a R. ME} “Sa81 Conn: . CRA R } { . _Phone_ Benton 379 a nae aa - anne HOME—Modern “Fagen btenatiiel: annum 4 : : 4 if T: «: a -—- ~ Diocks south of Fores: Park at King’s oftehwav. Owner sho ww through 4561 Cadet. Hr ME — a 29° Well . s Po ms: bh t-water ' 500x200: onl y S650. terms. "a. - REN MW LOR W Ewe TEIN, Sic Olive pest. HOME—Beaut ful 9-room heme, 42xx Del- ar b hardwood floors: - . = ee ‘on. HOR TON PL. 683° A—)-room flat. ——_ furnace: newly painted and iecorater open 2 to 4 Sunday or communicate w wth lrermaree, 5074 Page. e) He tc SES—Three 9-room. vt inity Mor a am? Leonard: rental value. $1800. price, $8500 MIL=S. 400 _Pullerton BE a HO! ; USE— 5017 Enright ar 9 Rae omen ° a! a qe HN ‘GRETHE ER a CO., 7-roem home % 2 ? urmace. etc. ; B nin owner wii k CO.. 811 Int Int TAte fe Siig, HOU SE-—-Attractive 7 1 , reome: ms. all ” thedern comveniences: large p 7a. rofit and eha.le. immediate moderate ¥Y ori-ed. Sita _ Elizabeth = =. _1246W8 _ «e} HOUCSE—7340 Northmeor. 6 roo tm, swim- mi! ing por. garege. modern te the minwte: ort : "= sey CO. Grand av. '—e e--— furnace. JAME® A. HODGES ty Grand 2024. 312 LEWIS Pt... bath. ans. Agent. #1 SAVINGS TRUST co. qot8 ) As tt Ct te titties ale, E Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows; Cottages, Flats, Ap artments, | ee ae RESIDENCES FOR SALE West HOME— West, $1000 cash, balance mo onthiy. BEN M. LOEWENSTEIN, 816 Olive y.| : RBSIDENCE—9023 Pershing; new. m 6- room home; reagona able. ea | me a RESIDENC E—P-room brick, 50- ; front, >. ; story brick garage; front aay rear drive. _3919 Page bi. Wt BE E—4518 Newberry ler ne home furnace heat: lot 455x150: owner iil chow Brs PLRNS. 1105 Chegtrut et A REAL BUY 55229 Vernon: S rooms: in fair eondéitior: emir SeISn SAVINGS TRUST CO... 4915 Detmer BARGAIN HOME 4203 W estm:! ns «: hot-water } hea*. hariwood floors ? Prine 56 F owner: “a = 000 : ELSPERMAN & LEONHARDT RCO ternational Life 2 Bidg $—FINE HOMES—t : , as 1 »SxX 2: ERY > ro ardwood floors a : throughout: garage for 4 cars. | 0 NORLE-Mec AV EY REALTY es Matr "m1 € ty ‘Or, 4 ol ; Chest We o4lt rs ATES as —DbDou BLE Elee 4-fam apartment of 5 roor’, sleepir Orc he every neders convenience; a roo incon "ar x me F. J. CORNWELL R. F. CO, 111 N. 7th. 00K AT rHis 5 Parkiam | iOcK east of Hamilton ..% t f Manis elegant re 19 r stesin heat. ari oud floors bie cara t 600x120 ‘ner Will show you LoOreoug risk RNS 1105 Chestnut st. Sold DEI MAR BOULEVS ARD , wee pepe “a en s* : » ¢ $2x150; fine 3-s¢ bbe . i. ‘¢ ~ + ry Neat 1 ei tr . rn n Wi n a money Md a _ rooming i 6 ener there J tiN S. BLAKE 4&4 BRt S15 Chestnut * ATTE NTION: ; INV hae wang a 4°08 Finnes Imo ty also 4185 Fairfax. i) JOST-MILLER R. E. co 105 N. Minth. HE PRICES sien v Bur thi me, 3S De Torty: $2000 - isn 4 la r) modern t 40x 1S ir 2 4 oe nurci ; .. & = ae r section Card f acmissiotr J 1HN - BL.‘ Ke g FT mB ) S16 Chestn j LOVELY HO ME BEAR PRINCIPLA “ rz2a Deen i . . irna new ha : . farakce 50)- “toot. >t ris - ea? re . + WA : i. + __ALBERT WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnat oa GOOD HOUS SE nag iting reome- 4418 ?~irmmar lf} rooms . art wee r.400f3 through > >» Sow eas terre Ww ALTER i INES R > ™;) _S18 Chestnut Residenc e. ~ Mie TT barv rT “* 7 r r as "™) “Pace - - -_ —— -* “« S¢In3 Siantea roof. ~Aacles nr = oer 2 " a? ‘ “or + —. _- =] and ; complete in every way: lot 60x 15S: garage r 3 machines Ww pri T Sade it RL MAN ie (Gran and ur irand 4019. Victor 241. ‘NON-RES SIDENT OWNER VW ants r; tnes@e **o houses. 4 7 7 at = roms each ha hs fur r df sh ement laundries 1335 -.% ig Su ’ for Roth vi nA a 3 ~~ re RNET &@ ZEIBIG TRUST. 719 Chestnut SPECIAL LOW PRICE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 56538 VE RNON SEE THIS WONDER RESIDEN?*t'E -ERFE®S CONDIT N AND REPAI?®& Nine rooms 2th, ‘furt ace. hardwood first : * isihietias sin oia . : : ta inee ent ¢ rooms ! t desirabie. MORRIS AACH Ee C s h-stmu bg ‘ 370! + FINS VE Y AY. =p-endid 130-mom =* front, furnace electr lot #0x145:> garage: possession Oct : : we J) s - : iT ae © . “i sei) t HN DOCKBRY & SON. 1025 Chestnut ~ r i. e Whe . li Thornby Place Residence . rien rooms ° ha hs I 2 rdwood f oorTs thr ghout ra ~ heat eYstemn stric” Y Orica Garage for t+ ars: keys at REAI TY cr £04 Chest ant, ~ HOME BARGAIN—WEST 2925 DE GIV ERV ILLE Dandy 7 reome tile bath » Rarewood floors rougnout Dargain pri ; garage. (HAUNCEY P. HE ATH S13 Chestnut sft. READY TO MOV E IN 1242 TEMPLE Pr Led “EB. Bearti? ¥-roem vouidietene stone front. iarcweoed floors, hot-water heat, garage for » Cars; must be seen to he appreciated. (pen from 1° till 5 tedar, rain or shine. B: ALVIN T. DICKENS LO Times Pidg. Attpactive Modern Home 2430 Tac! ede S room - in fine condition: price iow t card it over and make ffer JOHN K DOWNMAN. ci Wain- Friznt rm Olive 46 LEWIS PLACE > Splendid houm; 8&8 large rooms: hardéx+ccd floors; attic; large closets: newly decorated and painted: lot 50¢155: small cash par- ment JOHN Ss sAKE & BRO... 815 Chestnut 41 63 Ww ESTMINSTER Ver eo tructed 10-room residence ‘ Ten Ven.-nt cation reasonabie pric a BUTTS REALTY Cw 2A 1 ae A REAL HOME 1365 Ariin ngton. ; roeoms. reception hall. sleeping perc! hardwood floors, Ist floor: Sarage for tw “ars; all large. bright rooms in gomid c lition fet ecard to inspect. AES RE. «o.. 6 is Chestmut. 5014 VERNON A eplendid 2-storr and attic brick rest- cence: 9 rooms, reception hall, tile Bath, fs- stantaneous g2= heater. hardwood floors and “nish; price very reasonable for an immediate 4 * RARNGROVE & SPECHT. 112 N. Tth st. | A 7007 Maryland Av. QA ty hanisome 10-room yme: we invtte To" ta ebtain a card from this office nee nspect this beautiful place LREERT T. TERRY & CO., S23 Chestnat. ee ARG AJN—LARt GE HOME £13.5 . arrange rims {f you want to bur rire est Pine bi. ; 14 rooms: all tn hest of r nal ces’, $230. 00@. BEN AI THEIME 3 a BRO REALTY Co, ANOTHER BARGAIN o732 Finney av. 8 rooms, bath. —a~ g7 reve bouse In excellent conditto lot Oxl 50: owner anxious to sell: ce 84720 CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST, oto "hestnut. Hillerest Residence Bargain Now V acant a « PRICE REDUCED GF Aberdeen pi; 8S beautiful, large, light 5229 Pot : ‘; room a-ce. “ wns; , har “ x] ts eee every mocern tile beth, hot-water heat: jot S0z162: easy ©CUYetience; garaz fer two cars. See ft to- ‘erm JA ‘ MORFT ao7 «> cut. mo ~ a it * soch if you went «a - ’ y—wmeae ay 7 ages ouse of th’ type reuw will Sav. 4063 WESTMINSTER. - SS Very well constructed 10-room residence: MALTER JONES R RE. CO.. 618 | hestrat. tm conrenient lecation: reasonable price. aii cO.., 726° PARKVIEW HOME BARGAIN i se tn ¢ “hestn at ,' acalt: an b, “bough . ‘for. ieee than 2°70 - 000. Write for ~~ apes to ‘inepect w Pe 7 “Dt anatch 2-ROOM HOME SS@RIFICED MUST SEL THIs WEEK 4311 Laclede ay bath ‘ace, every ing: worth $2000 se! for keg55 $1500 cash. balance rent: no agents Also 1528 SGenton st.. flat. 4-5 rooms, $4000; $1000 cash. balance rent par- ments. Phone Forest S7°7 (c7y A RARGAIN 4036 Wesetminster: 11 rooms rt wood floors, hort water heat, garage: lot Bont ao price eat $975 CORNET & ZEIBIG 2. per COo.. 718 Chestnut ‘st. $2000 real ‘ 7-ROOM RESIDENCE, “ash, termes: «a 4574 Enri eaay , . | t; only CHAUNC . $5750 HEATH. S18 Chestnut st le tata ae ii, 5671 CLEMENS moter coming: large ‘ot. Tie 47 o@ner wt! show rou y+ te Aer. MILLER a E. cCO.. i N. .. ith. Y 495 98 FOREST PARK 14 ros . 2 baths, hot-water beat. word floors garage: int 6L'x4''x145' - et Forest Park priced right for quick } oo of ad rr! ‘ea on. ee “s FARISH £¢*> ROOMING _ _ 71S Chestnnt oe HOUSE > Just west of King's ienowary. from Deimar car lime: tery oder one, Moa wick residence. with hot - water heat. hard- wood fleors. all im good condition: large yard end «arage: price has just been cut te S8000: owner will make eaav termse. te adm it of __DYAS-SHEL P. 109 N oh. _ ee $250 CASH BUYS MODERN WEST-END HOME 1497 Semple av.: 9 rooms. hardwood floors, shades. screens, electrictty - fine condition - open for tnepection: monthiy Oo H. BROOKS REALTY: co. 8740 DELMAR brick ; 40-foot let: all | ss ones: price rt ASTON TAYLOR TRUST 00. 4474 Eas*on here. | metal = ve ok — er AY ve “= ry PO oe rae ey - * = Sy Residences For Sale Today: | (RESIDENCES FOR SALE , GURNEY COURT —~ ax x mi a e . , es 4 “4 — : S a4 -~ i> 7 ——— - 4 - OR SE. = ——~«- 7 a= _ Pans i? * j ~ ~ = = = — & rs aelanailiiens -- 4 = a — : —_ ~ , _ = Ss . - - ~ — f y - ; ~——————- - oY : —— - r E = = = ‘ a same s 7 oo a a a 4! —- = a Wik =, 2d pany $ : M J ’ - ~ ff pp EE ‘ . file a -_ v ; : =. ‘Ce ; — x ne as ° en Sa -_ . a a oo Se . — 3 . > beautiful in every particular, at an exceptional This exceptionally last group of terms ean be arranged. ¢f Gurney Court, Tower Grove Park. ‘ome and s the choicest re homes erected in Grurney Court. two-stery Bungalow ly low price. The Price $15 000, «1 ee it today. one block east of Kingshighway on sidence district In south mt 5% (CONSTRUCTION co 2 RE sean A DESIRABLE HOME 7118 Washington av.; beautifully con- tructed, carefully arranged residence. ing @ large living room with lovely place, good size dining room. solarium with Is eden butier’s pantry) *h aft bedrooms, tile bath wit! | inciesed sieepm . hardwe ond fl OTE hot-water heat bri: “k garage te SOO admission. ppoin time see property, MISSISSIPPE VALL EY TRU ST CUv., amd Fine sts Main Centra!’ WwW EST END HOME 1786 Oak court. 8 rooms. bath, hot- water heat, hardwood floors: Oak P00 west. south of $9 lowk todar CHATSNCEY P. HEATH, S18 Chestnut st SPLENDID S7800 RESIDENCE 12789 Hamiltor: 9 porch: owner } show Tou M “LEVI & & .. eos Agent, 3306, "ourt h + as 3640 > "os 42 4918 Washington m QY\ Modern i1-room residence. incMding ga- rage for 3 cars: rented for okeee per annum; will sell for $8750. subject to lease A. T. TERRY & cu, rs 23 Chestnut. HOME B ARGAIN | "84 Bar ind; 6 rooms, brick; bath, eleetric furnace, hardwood floors: ask! ng $5000: sub- my offer. Get ard to inspect VW Ar TER JONES R. E. em 818 Chestnut. — — - -_ _ - _ a HILLCREST 19 DARTFORD nmine-room residence. with large ng perch and very large sunroom. tw: bo mgcay a! [eco rations: for qui A imission Sr c ard oniy. F ARIS SFT & w.. 713 Chest: mut st 3860 DELMAR AV. mriced 9 rooms, bath, toilet. ete.: deal location for rooming house; fine business future. NOFPLE-McCAWLEY REALTY co Main 2814 ALS Chestnut st. entra! 2563. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS _ 60xx McPherson av., modern T-roem rest- fence; hardwood floors; hot-water heat, ga- rage, ete Priced right for quick sale. For riiculiars s J H. FARISH &éc 713 Chestnut IN OAKLAND TERRAC E 1034 Levisville: a well-bd resid-ace of 7 fine a tile bath, recept! en hall and sleepin rch: ot 32! cet 6- orice $9700. HE MMELMANN_SP AC KLE ER R. E. co Tt and ‘ hestn . wit 6115 WESTMINSTER | Elegant. well built one of 9 rooms: large || —— poem. ag em _fintsi garage. only a wnditt on. BUSH-1 BURNS. ftos* Chestnut ee 944 Maple Place Residence 12 room, 4 baths, hardwood floors. Hur - phrey heater: garage for °* pa plenty a tegen and large trees: lot 100x160: ay SS75 EUGENE _J.__ALTHEIMER. 817 Chestant. 5864 DeGIVERVJLLE AV. An attractive 7-room residan 76 with tile bath, hardwood floors. het -water heat; rooms are all large and light: the property {ts in firet-c'ass condition __BUTTS REA LTY Admission by card onty. 7 8 Chestnut st. cV., - EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN _ 5091 Page: S rooms, hardwood floors. het- water heat: gzrage. Admission by card on! NOBLE-Mct AWI LEY REALTY €o base | Main 2814. Cer atral 2983. ~615 € ‘hestnut Hillerest Home Bargain Arundel at De Mun. north side. & Yreakfast room. sieeping perch. larce —— room This ia @ real ag py wil De com- Weers is right. ated fn 2 CHAUNC EY FP — HEATH &18 Chestnat st. 2 ——— ee CLOSING ESTATE 9220 WASHINGTON Twelve rooms, two baths: splendid home: a4mission br _— only AW LEY REALTY co | 2514 4. 615 ‘ hestnut st. Central 2963. CHOICE CABANNE HOME) 5833 Bartmer: lot 209x162: 9 rooms. hard- wood floors, tile bath: convenient to schools an‘ churches of every denomination this home is in excellent cond4ittan and furnish ings can be had if desired: Price upon re- quest. FP. JZ COR -_NWELL R. E. COo., Agent. ill x Tth. "RESIDENCE BARGAIN 4167 Marvriand: 10 bp ~ bath, hard-— _ Cx AL AUNCET P- ad HEATH. “ais Y Chestnut ot : HI-POINTE HOME me Se Mun: 7 rooms, tile bath. oe of Clayton rd.: terms ike rent: AE ADC R. BE. Cco., 407 N N Broadway. CHOICE RESIDENCE lize aoa av.: 7 reome, beth. toflet: NOBLE- a eae oe co. # Matm 2814. Central oe ae AMES PLACE HOME | 6636 WATERMAN OWNER LEFT CITY large —_— eae M RESIDENC , aes Sots Kensington: furnace, bath, electric, | FRANCISCT- & REAT sTY OO. 894 Cheetent 4908 WASHINGTON Bieven rooms, hot-water heat, haréweed fieora, tile teen he lot 50 feet. See owner; terme exchang KOTSREAN, ns a 722 ¢ Chestnut. _Main 1195. ee eS ene HOME BARGAIN R_ TRUST Co. PRICE REDUCED $1005. a. eer RA a i tne Spe Central 2003 wes. : pce? etn Ser 2 he ie max "Ee , i ss 2 fe Ay ; oa a ~ . - Ad Foy " , completely F tT car©r i of ’ rk and * blocks. 4474 RG re a ’ bes — ee | INDIVIDUAR MARYL TER (Adjoining Washi Homes diffe Yards larg Wonderful lots, 1 feet deep with all Special concession desiring to build Most reasonable the city. Seleet your “new or build latex @ Dri¥e to T0447 W 7229 Maryland av. Terrace) for inf THE DA REALTY DEVE 816 Olive Ohve 7930 CABANNE 5806 Bartmer ayv.. & I Paul ifsl 1t}- -foom rock tile th: hot-water . throughout ; tures: splendid lot. SOx154: *%-«tor b. JOHN s BL. aA ; & : 4536 WEST Splendid 12-room ~ floors lst ~ectric and s CciVion, £& JOHN 3s. BLAKE & RESIDENCE LIBERAL Tixx Washington; 10 @6lxx Washington: 6 7Tixx Pershing: §& rooms 5@xx Detsiverville: 7 S7xx Waterman: TOxx Pershing. $11. Cote Rri Mia: nte; Homes for parti ‘cular _BARNGROVE & SP | 6014 SUB ' Finest S-room residence bath. tfle aiecben. the sum easy terms: open Look CHAT NCEY _ be SHEATH. . REAL B 4330 WAS li-reom red stene fronts, heat conveniently loca leer lot. @ j : price ’ eq GIRALDIN BROS R. E. : nam eee ee i PRICE REDU 4133 LINDELL BL... This elegant 10-room L.. het-water heet, | Jection keepin roomie TS, is lew price of meal ° wonderful. on aR: ‘rort $18 See OREON Ez — RG 33 ABERDEEN - This home eS) Pg = yo can _ room : s14e today. or WATTS REALTY cO.. NEW MOD 6923 Ctty.: — weed ae lots and iota of axtures. one of swetllest. bores ever offered: by and look at outside. e ecard of ees 7 ant - a XEW CATHEDRAL 399. N. NE 4n attractive 11-reom hard wood floors. hot-water very best of hd — ‘FEA ANC [S.PERRY- ; 7330 MARYLAND. WEST MARYLAND’ BEAUTIFUL NBW This is one of the me and best built market. Just spection invited. _ _ day. 3 — hg = rooms, a - . . r = : an t ee. oak A se ges a Fy re f a 3 ATA BARGAIN SUNDAY. OCTOBER $ $. 1922. ee West “4995 35 LINDELL a ne well built residence, on a. Pins arrangement of bate ther particulars and card IN. 617 Chestnut. Main 7162. 2 = Beantiful ‘ul New | g ROOM HOUSE 4 Maryland Drive e & SOLD—ONE, LEFT W es* nt & Yo a pale by Maritz & aa totes ly weil pianne lete 'n every Geta. a baths. solarfum: screens; han¢csome roo .- tee! sonnet cre to suit purchas ter inspec tion- For price and pq TATE €O NS BROS. REAL ES 513: Chestnut IDENCES i ® rooms, hot-*¥a- $2 a egptiaperetiepeey st terman. i0 rooms, hot tN ail a errs si tain. 2-story OSrick, f earage: good condition . z¢ be ir. B mar. VI a bu! “7s rin Dee coals "need materia! je an : for imoedtate sa. le, with pe termplate buiiding or buy! ye seen circume@tances — mity of beying below cost _— yy em breakfast room - two-car anes. Cabany SI4R, eers REA. ALTY ¢ ry oO. 621 Chestnut CABANN AVENUE VALLEY co » & br cz banne sY.; <4 -stery . coo ag a rooms ‘path. x. ter beat, etc.; lot ; VALLEY TRUST CoO.., ig OL amd nial as. oO - Beautiful arkview Ho FOR SALE 12 rooms, 3 baths, large pore sme ot grounds. Cou he built for $40,000; pri 1,000; owner leaving city. sell Steinway piano, rugs tkey & Gay furniture wi se. __ central o = = = — ——$——$————— -_- —_ ——— - -_———— ST. MARK’S PARISH KIDGE AV.—RESIDEN ERICE FOR QUICK SALE. $i ——_ nate bath. furnace. eleetrt MORRIS - AACH R. CO.. S26 Che Choice Residence for boarding, rooming house gehool. 5226 Waterman Price $14,500. Terms: $1500 cash, balance $200 month: 13 rooms, hot-wat heat. hardwood floors: * 70x180, with large 2-sto brick garage for 4 cars; cant; key at office WEISELS-GERHART R. E. CO Sth and became wcros Sis. A aM. ALL CASH ‘PAYMENT AND RENT MONET WILL B 4040-42 LACLEDE AV SPLENDID 2-FAMILY FLAT. FOR QU [CK SALE. $7500. @ix aud 7 rooms, bath. cas, eo! is garaae for cars Ss AACH RB. CO. 826 Ch 5033 MIN NERVA 4 AV. Two-story brick; slate rooms ; hardwood fioor; h ter heat; garage with water. Price, $6250. ts. Open. ROOM “RESIDENCE BARG Ann; @ rooms, bath. furnaca . MORFIT. 807 Chest ESS PROP’TY FOR ES" CORNER—‘1801-03 -corner California av. Apply wit And & tiving roome; owner show. 4576 N. Un BU eS 10 oer with chance dig 25. Post-Dispatch. Central © close estate, vacent Franali &-270, Post -Dtevatch. BULILDIN 2012 : an4 rear; rent about - SAM’L. M. a 526 ae sei i. 13-15-17 Olive stores 1002130. rent $3764 per year: WwW. GIBSON —_734 Covet co.. . Broadway and ece S. Broadwar. 6301 ane ‘ea rents $1440. per KENT JARVIS. Sole Agent. 704 UG Chestnut st. S, $2040! PRICE, cash. balance monthir. bays olde av._; two stores and fist * ih reee- white tomate, AAKE @ PRO. 815 CHEAP—1012 PINE * must eell this fine piece of one-half vailpe:. «itr OOx) Drice $25 ae - rorh N A. _ WATKINS ay VESTMEN S, Rosteas av.; cor J ‘ ie me. a stores and 1566. ~ “Stxile priced Delmar and Sarah. $4000. Pais, De renta} 5 future: Driced right. For L BERGPFELD REALTY 610 CRestret st. * PACTORY BUILDING W. COR, DOCK AND NI nee aaa "ey ane tasement ea. 0O square ° Sueeee ee feet. ¥ _ ? Ae or woe ae t foundry, , RNET & ZEIBIG Th a Soie Agents. , 719 Chestaut tory Bui ‘ of OR SALE |. N EASY

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‘© 600 FARMS For Sale, ST. LOUIS 9B POST- DISPATCH. /REAL ESTATE—OTHER CITIES ~~ -— TT st. Wanted; Pe rsonal Property and Real Estate Loans; o- Siecmsendes pe roster FOS SALE " BUSINESS PROP’TY FOR SALE | REAL ESTATE—FOR COLO ) : | COETAG che event na Bi | : IMPROVED PROP'TY FOR SALE, IMPRO —— 4 33 West ; ___Centrai , ri ay vacant: ye order: | —~ aa —~ i : ™ ao ! i “725 LINDELL | 7.cerme: gben today. ‘Lawton. HUTCHINS. INGE AT A BARGAIN * {| 5a 5 fl 7 FLAT—Elegant; 76OR. ce, = ‘ 50- f ; ~ well built residence, on 50-foot Ashland 3 and 3. bath (Just off Broadway) ; Business Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads today. » PROP’! 'MPROVED PROP’) ry rY FOR: SALE FARMS FOR SALE | F mu | ARMS FOR SALE St. Louis Realty EDWARD y KUHS i Arkansas Missouri | AC SS Oe eeoek of Ferm py ~~ ogy Finance Co.'s | 8321 N. BROADW AY have g es, about | . water, anwend, gmk ‘etbceriatty, F ARM—1 have good farm of 220 acres, about FAR M—55 acres, 2 houses, 3 barns; wee = COLFAX 680.66 Re 50 acres in cultivation; one 3-room house, miles from St. Louis: for bungalow or| sidewalks, water, sewers, gas, ATTR ACTIVE HOMES Cc lotingien and non A hana delh | barn, fine spring water, close to school and singie flat. 2631 ‘Bt. Vv ineent. J etc.; come early and get a real estate bar- zs : | £953 Arlingto ‘Sa 10WS. | church: I will take $1550 for this f . : «| §ain. Geo. BE. Williams 20th Century Au: RESIDENCES gton av.; 5-room new stuc- r. “ha, FARM—307 ac acres land, 126 valk Ly: one mile tioneer. fe) bann 7 IDENCES. k fron co bungalow; modern thro chor $610 _Bee tee Vanembure, owner, Moorefield, Ark ra roa d in Reynolds County Mo : sell “ab ee s. cK Ou out eee il - of eil. 7 > maps oF bath, g~ water heat po ee ap 15 ,Q00 (4919 a av.; 6 rooms, bath, fur mee FARMS —Vor 4g 1d SS 160 and for St. Louis property. L. J. Hart, GARAGE BUILDING —76 building 40e200: | 3515 Cook, 9 rooms, rock front, made Ea meceliny 380x125; ~ gp hyn t 2 a See 2 rented on short time lease: 909 baths; ag 4 ciasel v.; 3 rooms geared ore $6000; % or. anes « lie - ’ 25 is, on bath; modern 5 500 | lot 30x125; mos " 6,900 | 8,500 | ¢ 31 9. J. b-r WN 0. also residence. emeuut ) reonms. FLAT—4i51W fine arrangement of v down. $5000. _ Grand | particulars and card of $400 —910-12 N. Leonard: | flats with baths: price WALTER SCOTT CO., 805. FLAT—4088 F and a 0 unty. ' at., Le}! eviilie, + (c82) orchard, near’ FAR M—Ozark: 73 a ses | ’ tion; Ovarks: house, barn, depot: $750; terms; new list. Toles, Nettle- 200d almost le e ton, Ark building ir Me a * River, gz00d place 160-ACRE HOMESTEAD—Free Government | -, an d hunting; Si" OO or ‘ less land: healthful Ozarks: raise corn. cot- SvU00 In o years, ot rade, 501% nace, electric: owner wil . 0 ton, clover, fruit. veretables. deer. turkey, Pe . Fa I show. , 4299 fishing: particulars free. M. Decker, | FARM—/: (;enevieva av D ro ms, « : Ay . ' i lectric 2 R00 | eta : Genevieve; 4-room brick, bath 300 _Norfolk Ark di (99) ‘ rravois rd., rir ‘tric, Karage; owner Gilmore av.: 9 rooms. tric, garage; lot 500x138. made ¢ 3 roonis, AY l, Tur lot 38 OF ; terms ates Ao ~~ productive for all; FARMS—in Warren. BiG BARGAIN. rooms, bath, furnace, 14-room private residence i" BS mstes. i. uceseoten condition, brick Seskbdibmars newly * “OTT AGES ainted: 5710 s oes G-room brick, bath, Sarar °° arniel4. 4 and 5 ‘room SJ5800: terms. E. CO., 1004 Chestnut. ice, | singie lot 50xX125; Be acon nace, ¢ ©2000 | Street made; terms r av 2 rooms, bath. fur . >; Owner will show ‘‘laxton 0% rooms, bath, fur fiat: nace, electric; garage; ) tot BOx1' 23 5000 f hinerson ge 6 roon b: $204) 3 room flat, ‘ ad N Euclid a’ ‘ ' 3 Feo! ; I 200 rentals $540 Gano av.: Gb ro Ooms, ba 50ND | - i -“ “one _ and 5 room «855 Keokuk ; di ub 8 store be- rented $95 per, or ( w j- machine would hurt other ~?10 Bal dwin: 3 and Seo us for par- furnace. no bat h; Der year... FINANCIAL exchange, ZOU acr 8O acres Leas- 115 nucTes 100 acres | n. JO] or @200 cultivation; improved, bottom, hober lille. Mo,., well improved; Colorado ilisboro, Mo improved; possessic - , 500 | acres of land in Lincoin. orton Bidm. Colorado; this land is in the dry farming | F AR M— dO acres, improv: a 3750); Gistrict;°* also excellent grazing land; will miles of St. Louis for $1975: Helen ay. (county), rooms, | sacrifice for $10 per acre; call or write! oWn terms: 50 acres in cultivation; electric; lot 000X130; easy terms. 2299! 1. E. Hamilton. 3833 Washington bi. . use, concrete foundation; Liiburn av.; 5 roomag, bath, fur- | rie ag ass ee eT ee ith NGIngs; nit spring nace, electric; owner Will show 3500 " id In uire 107 N. Ath st. Madison st.; 7 rooms, bath, | Flor a | FARM—254- acre Missourt farm Mattie rey will show ; easy terms 5000 5 rooms, 2% acres orange and ¢ grape cultivation; some bottom land; ‘house. - a . a bath, electric, er! rt it. ipa Bay, AL minutes’ Car ride - x > le ‘tri . eCnsVv 4960 North): av.: 6-room I furnace, ade; oi timber; outbuil(i- Tor pare- Jaine s. 4163 Osceo! a st St (R23) or tt! good and acres, ' ati } HOx I ot: Ave i Hup- deeds of trust. 8342 ory : . 12000 e stock or ldress L. i St. bk radley 2,00: mob)) e, Industrial living, Mo Fiorida. Louis. Mo. } Vy . —— we 4 FARM—485 acres, Mississippi River bot- | tom pp ese richest under the sun-——in ste vieve County, Mo., 65 miles south g£00d road and ipping facilities: t rooms, bath, Gra: li i. res ; ‘ Ones, roo ms and oy “ ; admission by ainwright... Otive Teuson, Mo., 12 4 rooms; lot We have to offer good farms and orchards on in Jefferson County. St. uis County, subdivi ide. (Chestnut st, i Ra i ara el i meet line eae ans ee ndaeenin ie ae iene Leen anes ee nae en eS eee ees ” Se WA ty Lae Pag he ee ae ~tee f Y er aie a ss en 2 ‘ih og ie? ar 7 » ’ Y By ae Dt hig Se a Tint TaN * sate 7% OR Ryan han Oe Se Ce, es > oe Paah ay fi - - r 0 ¥ of ae Boe Pie= F pprhaptee ak staal me eS a siso old 1700 CORPORATION, LE NEKE. deeds of tr US CO., 521 Seeurity Puilding ———2 —. MONEY TO’ (99 ) u; rs, TOR Ww M. 407 N. gre ui! Dia Vic ms A\liss: U : coy a Trea: ‘full FARM—160- par - Mo.. half 407 | terms et fron } sc he (> | cultivation ~~? = Room 720, — : ; ne wants +? . * ’ ~ ag | i ci J ; : 1K at aed ' 5 Lil I yay ) 7 = ‘ : ‘ Aa ,' ‘ é« FARM (c68) fiat i = ge 44 acres in cultivation. . 99 FARM — 5 acres. niles west of St. acres of fine timber; 4 Louts, on railroad: % ney to river, % mile station; all good silt loam land; lays smooth: all ean be cultivated; 6G-rm. bungua- jow: outhouses, orchard: good water: a beautiful farm: cheap; have other farms. GEO. ond HE MKER REALTY ©O to rea- ners es, netruction nares, Card JEPLiis D Pe | th in; stock, Grand. fii -/ 900 > roecm hot oe eee r oan iee price acres. well $60 per acre. ebraska Eight- od.rn home: hot-water heat, hard’ vod fl: tiled bathroom See us for he ee lots for bul lding 3957-59 CASTL - MAN good it Zis0 mon Vv in ve stment, 6 and 6) ‘ mo 19 8. THIRTEENTH, attic : rent $97. if ONG FE LLOW Gilt- hai Ln 4-family 6 and first-class condition; choice $175: price $14 500. 3146 GEYER. Elegant new home, 7 rooms, slate roof, iarge tront porch, 2&x7: sun parlor and ga- rage; lot 35x159; near Compton and Fourth Cars. a 3823 CASTLEMAN. One biock from Grand av.; ideal home surroundings: & rooms, ardwood floors ‘Jodge hall, | 3x12s; invest- ' Extra ga- ABERDEEN LUCREST eis 6 years old, ao = pat and has the best of is be bought at a price much | : of building. Seven room ; two baths: pienty of closets . with quarters above, am ranged or 2 families: 550 240 , | 6457 7 — —-- VACANT filled: no admission without ba ' (*) 2243-45 Hebert et | - 5. 9g ft. a CO. 109 Ne Ser ERO S4xllo. $2 er evT thee: anc ; 500x137: 1- firat-« lass CC 1 Vit! _e . SITES. {3 NDL ¥ H & CoO.. me i iit : rooms, fur bargain: eas, : ~ good na tigger and work- H. P WYATT. "102 Kast co y & d 1 . Be ‘ r. 23d ing E. A POKE RN, 317 Fullerton Bldg. (c®) @ “ gnforeseen with © flats above; excell j — Fin opportonit’ of buying below cost; 7 ate . ~ 1903 N. &th ; (c® , » 62 7] EALTY CO I 4369- North Market st 5 stere, © room vd floc 2 mi:e from Victoria Station; J. REGAN R. E. Co 702 Chestnut and 4 rooms; also - outbuildings: plenty of wWa- MOINE Y ke gf Li AN—If you ‘want to - to ake lition and worth T hone nace, electric made; terms 4500), pusine ' . § aod ‘ bd ush ay. bath lex. s n e leed. No risk; good|*‘% bath, e! cay evening. _ | HARTW IG- DISC “HING ER, 3022 _N., Grand ixe; ow will 1 sh you ti oy a - 4933 you can secure land planted PSor . 2 eS eee eco oan ‘ bases gr: ape fruit or tang rerine trees for FARM—100 acres : under fence, 60 acres | containing 6 rooms. bath, each with Water and gn thi s is a clean Pr ire &4 aN... % ’ , Png . Le j 000: terms $1000 cas balanca A lactric: st terms hS0 ~ Se i - / MONE Y loaned ere party, 6 per cent. ro substantial property: no leases s; terms monthly ;. lot ox130: well-built z sae 5 2065 v av.: & street coe a a 4 oro ty, Florida's most progr@&sive county. Fine well watered: oe yom ee ten a we, | DOUGLASS LOAN & IN ESTMENT e room residence; hot-# Ftores and “$1000 “ash: 20-f¢, alleys RE ITZ “sit. (}~—] + “ et admission card. - = Mroadway: business ation na uit wi late roo rooms 4 sun ion ho = pert improved farm. e list “ ter , . 6 rooms. a and 7 rooms, bath gas electric, | C. @. for particular people. uate: garace for 2 cars. _301_Grarlie” ~ dx... 4th and Market sts. good location fine repair; want farm, For Real Estate Pi BRO) AD at AY. Prica, $1000 per acre nuois pre ferred Brow rn, 525 th ainwrigat a Ss a é inancing. 510 _ Title | Guaranty ~Bidg. (cB) kitchen, tile sun Pc, Olive 5555. 118 N. 7th st ~s Open. toda ‘neal 7 iWO-Story brick; slate roof; || 19 5. BROADW AY—STORE BARGAIN e price : ; no 4 Reustie, Webster Groves, Mo.. a) down, balance long time nea~ thriving city with team r cow, x, chick- sii) -" - hardwood fioor; hot- appaintment: lot 26x100. and Collins Road in Lower Michigan. Write for free flius-| ens, wagon. including 200 TWO OFFIC = NEW B Ag moma .* “mp ™ To os || floor; rents for $984 year i0 OR SO ACKES ing farm for sale: give particulars and low- on" - ie eee: 01 U1 Grevois av. “7 i or - © + ‘ . 619 Cocstmnt ot. can be had. Priced $25.000. sonable, or will exchange for income prop- A good sale: 10 to 640 acre farms: 40 to 2000 acrd , ee ib ert. Ro x B-51. Post-Dispatch, Bank Kates—An t. - . PRIOR ee GEO. J. enter are &t bh, , Locust t to St. Charlies. ol el ho Se H. H. STENDEL. 309 Allen Bldg... St. Louis. Rt cn. sa . doctors, retired buginess men for home in | orth $7500: balance rent; immediate pos- | FARM—For sale or exchange, 160-acre Affton: might flat. See session farm, 90 acres in cultivation, $110 acre WEGENER, Bamberger, Agt. | good héuse and barn: good water; 6 miles FARM—Four S-eoem tranne $ room flat in’ —— location; rent ‘acreage “tn ‘St. property Fleis ‘er. (Cc ACTeS; Central sie te estate, vacant lot, 24x; Side Franklin av.. tween 7th! (999) ‘Do You Need‘ Money? ke ‘to Wood River, IL: | frames: lot 3OX160. offer. Ow: er 434 Ellenwood 28 £4 6 roon ns, : - ar- -0 Goodfe eer 55 menth: bearesin: orice HOUSE—4161 Enright. 10 rooms, complete . 12 lots on Billon and Victoria sts.: will trade! | 4934 housekeeping, e)! 001 -03 Barret e:4 rage: Hl SETetS. wt | terms BU SH. RNS. L105 _Chest nut fo?) iy . | Spares NC P—3074 Clark av.; 7 ay on Magnolias Av., for immed! ate sale, with possession. | STORE BU1I1. DING—N. e. t in so? ith St. L building or gone ne a good sts. ; lar ~e doub! e po buildi ouls, f 9402 corner; rents ESIDENC E—? 2819 Randolph; 6 roo ab} $2425 per annum; terms: bath, gam élecfric: $300 cash: easy terme gunrooms, breakfast room, three ble - a r garage. Cabany 814K, to- an FRED FE LOCHMOELLER, AND INVESTORS — RESIDENCES—To colored: two very b : . and reception Pail homes: per nt re, will LA AIAN —$500. rooms bie Erright and 4473 hy we n fine homa Ny ai ner wi show: GROVES frenevieve, Mo ha “000. 500, §s 3000... 64000 $5 an? ar ~406-08-10-1° Nn. powetend l av.: 4 stores tis gee 7 coe eeens 45% "Bidg. CABAN NE DE Ki DS OF TRU S17 4 rooms; lot ouis Olive ’ * —_ ~ -_ a 4363 ; , 4 - v x as ss F ER * ; . ’ amounh ts from ’ 49°90 + at , . ; s ‘ " ; : ws . ] 7M) F LA sanyM . ; AVENU E tages pg r $67 North Market st.- 2 cot- IN FLAT 7. , oa 500, on wh aeies aay oe reer yg ley seas, Sich r $140 per acre. and Park Pap NS eee ane pa - & loan on vour real estate,.come and : i ul y } ooms each; 3715 Wine dsor vp! * story brick. 5-3 bt i hror in mod co ss men desiring. pew sett! needing oe ton ' * EB. Wil ein =o ‘ 4 : us, Toenivknat tes i Ao.: open Mo- MONEY TO LOAN—$100,000, on im RE NTS. S158 MON TH—p RICE 89 500. KORTE- R tT ST RE AL TY CO.. ane ANCE CoO., St. Louls real estate, at lowest Interest: Northeast corner 23d and Monta: nervy 3630 Olive st. w hat the trees alone would cost you : wv ngage ~athggpdrnny. Pomc oe JOH " heat, etc.; lot 5O0x200. eisewhere. Dw iling, 10 rooms: steadily rented: le + 3 | y see us at once as ° Sts. wned by an estate: oan oe bought Y ——_————— ater -teteh ateren: ie M me a. ree wk ph . , 39 Maffi 2 sing bes : el = gor ] rend St. Louis; | pe Bigg amount; terms feasonabie; promt - roe 8, heat, not Water K2rake: leer er Gne am DEVELOPMENT “Che ce Re side Heese’ coutoenst laser suenn: f moles FF c0., - « u esi ence ey oa aay ‘pte we ctertpated = , ; . Pepe PR REITZ JR.. $24 Central Nttlonal Bank Bild (ce ") Ol Worth west & Ouis;: in oving ravdidi>; ‘pres- IMPROVED PROP’'TY FOR SALE 3: eck st: brick t . A le : 7 M-——For rent 7 a ae ; stack far m : Reeves, 48: Deimar bid.. St. Louts ; 40) N S. ! ms; ment cel e $45 - tc. Box 302. Union re R r? Gene Wieve County, Cc ; " oomsdale. 2m! lean reply. POLLOCK, 712 Wainwright , a. = South J. W. BUBIAN ‘ABANNE HOME » $14,500. Terms: Onl) : tt eae rimer av. ea. - rT. Clara eash, balance $200 a | Memphis 1] mu hot-water hest: hardwood f Ona Wi a ches: new; fine ires: . ian. Sal a;,," % aioe 3 MONEY TQ LOAN ST oma ‘ mi pr 4 .a. &, we dial sa ive - @ eo 4," mvenient ti , . WEELse, WEEE’ adh on » ,7hs ; . Ee ouiimmmameiat ao nee Sr T[,ouis County, iroad' aie “dew” fot . M all | articulars at off dn 8 aeoneh dn ak ba On improved property. Low rates. ry ra rage. ri? = BAK & BRO. i. Te af *) | 534A Filer st hou i me was, with large 2-story BUSINESS PROPE RT Y — Ware: in: reatwas Tr $1000: $1000 casn, a ; trade seg hos ‘ling ur > ‘Tower. P ” ’ side ; re \ be gta ra Ist and 24 Cory ; key at office. . 7 5 1 ee: KS RE atry Sth. Room 720. | pficted: and in Saale” WEISELS-GERHART ORE Genevieve County, we tn ulas and fre BLAKE . BRO é _815 > R. E. eS (). | eames = - Ao - CTOR WM onl er ret fence four- ction’ lf & tf STORK S—Two 7 ‘ et 7 - JEN( E BARGAINS bth and Chestnut § Sis. ete a N. 8th barn: two springs 50 ek i ‘KING lie W., 4873 Page - | STOKE—415 1b as F os i sell and exct farm y- poul Ty, eA il modern n' Cc VA OR ounty * us first. WALTER JONES F ARM— 160 acres, Af miles gouth of Hugo- $40 per acre. John Herter, Ste. Genevieve, gg mony, ¢ oem 08, city real estate; low - hing: 8 ne. —. : ind sun 6014 S17 BU RBAN : a ——$_ ee | ; Brick nt ear le building. consisting of ' ag ge ven O: Bde ‘Michigan a 4 ,| twos ot x1 2R Price:| ae eng. , — ’ 7 i : 4 oa ee hited - rental J per f ; to see the hcuse machinery which will support colony. Bo- N BROS R E | © rooms at nd tile - omg on. second GRAND AY. Rox 206. ¥ Frank L. Dittmeier R. E. Co. 10-KOOM BRICK. HOU SE—-4418 ~ Garfield av.; 6.300|° 9916 for 1 — $24 per 34 Goodfellow. y ri p ly furnished for light “warage ss condition . pomadieetae «| Hel at S40 BU 355-57 N : £602 ILD DING—42 95-357 N -Urh: -Foom house, now vacant: 4001 Weer , 27x140, $30 ft. | ger lf O23 . $4 450 ¢* hestnut, Room ' 4750 S615 N bE nee IDE xc E+: fine —— Price $15,000, . = ; atisf a —s this wrivatel ly bn It home e fami li es; $10, ADO. p are Pr M ' bath; S?2s0 . ‘eontem te Benton C a on circumstances will give price reason- : KOTSRE 301. fan C ‘hestnut, Main 1195, intment, or see ‘SPEC UL ATORS with r ." on FERD on 8O acres In cultivation: peers, at lowest rate of interest. vit ooms alwve: 3 ° 1» , \ ; ge halis e improved rtv u grove fi will sacrifice nonresident owner : re | tiie bath wen the savenied groves: dev eloped. have worked out a Jerfe Se Co: ots Box 35 Ca Dow Way. (cP Cabanne av.; 2%4-storr > me advances on ponte: naesene deeds of trust. stores, piate-glass fronts and 8 G-room =37 an 5058 U r r. y en omar ies nion mr bath, fu rolling highland lake region of Lake Coun- 4-room cottage; barn, poultry and out- ne sts. mont 157. A block of stores ang flats located at JOHN S. BLAKE & BRO., 815 Chestnut s? FARM—80 {c® r ’ time for curtlosity seekers: don’t write un-| "ouse. good outbul! at _macrifice Call for deta If you have a few hundred dol h: Reichmann; also 4226 Clay av., brick bunga- Sper snes REAL ESTATE, iin de: ai ¢ good | trult 3 all! will give WANT diff oO ] 1.arTs cag you ede DAZ k : 4 c lass young grove. ' im 8; an {deal iruit. pourt aa e; eed of trust: ample description of mw h4 ! SA ae ED ‘ room and } . h: esid ‘ mo Wri; 2 : Try) - Mader, | ) y to huild later. 719 Chestnu “7 . '$' 2500. See us at once. hand which | want to loan iano, ru n body. See further parti: ' sell Bteinway pi gs and jy) | HART WIG-DISCHINGER. 6-room brick: large. lot ment monthly. A south of St. Louis: rc —¥ or rders Soe Sunday Mini av for it; helrs must P00 trees. plenty | we have it. ANDERSON -REALTY Co.. ——__——__ -, —= stores and rooms. farm imple : ST. MARK’S PARISH ' ; ‘ fimee 14. +. Ber 1ton, 3 la Ra ro turnacs Just TIMBER L LANDS cash. See owner on WE loan: mone “on second deeds of trust. Marviand av. ( Marylai , rooms " 3 in Ste. Genevieve Coun ~ _ RIS AACH R. CO., 876 Cheatnut. Cor : Sevehcraems readers encima est tom; cleared; 3 ale _ Ha eas SECOND DEEDS OF TRUST. paltiewein MU rh’ é . fenry F’. oerther, Baliwin, M 816 Olive St. boarding, rooming house or Db. * = Henry Hiemenz Realty Co a ee Bg - : ' eared and under ne 4016 Chouteau ay.: loafis on real estate: . i : . ‘aot ox arrea NO-soom rock dwelling: marble trand ere “He on $25 per acre. gas and combi: ia tion mo 13 deroees. hot-w ater s Sanne IOC? Print ins FARMS. melee improve - ideal for dairy Prompt service, WESTMINSTER | j brick garage for 4 cars; va- || _#nd St. Georse 21-35 S. Broadway alee ist new lv ign tex a " set Tx j and In first i} = z : + : dé A. " : i Ui : I } ' ; — Be J — i} exchange ( iT) Feet hu a} Ss aa : liberal acoene ene pe 7 Wd — 41) or 200° acres, nn ar | : ' Be pas MP SR 109 N. Oth et } family ~~" am a granary: chicken house ERAL TERMS ee —— = sto =t) 5 Ca r; 29 n : 1O7 ‘O.. ‘61 s CC hestni st st. » 4 nestnut Mair lif a} ‘e SRO! ) Nf ance he ster and Denny Road. POR QUICK SALE, $7500. ye ee | SEE ayT TRON BURDE REALTY CO 97 09% Pat a aie Wid Wi — Tent per year; price at | be buil t the sidewalk. one or two | one of swellest. best-built. ae ye Dut out to @ si PO Mn dd. nd a TE . res With flats above: 37'5-ft. front; will at outside. We will Fura a Y omON n THA Chesthut enn | BAES, &, 4000 ERT a core Grane al WARR ZN & CULVER DOUBLE FLAT BARGAIN, 86750 ; nut st. ONY TRLEMAN, 8. r 4 . : . = imission ane tim ; Vice, 241.| OLIVE 7575 ‘ITLE GUARANTY BLDG 3021-23 North Market: four 3-room flats; south Eureka, Mo. E. E. Boulicault, 3114% DY S-SHELP. 109 NS bo” re jo. | _.Arsenal, 2d floor Grand 40 4019. sic 6257 McPHERSON (Parkview). i bigest buy 1 city: $1000 cash, balance Chouteau. NEW LISTING. 7 Seetan Very ne, 13 rooms, 4 baths, sunroom, _ monthly payments. Sage eepeenens — THEDRAL PARISH rents $1440 per year, Southwest sleeping perce, are lavatories, etc.; large BEAUTIFUL SEW BINGALOWS wiatol os —, arage; lot 2x2 “1000 soil; near the Falling 7 ARIS. a , na MACKLIND, 4715—Store, 4 . Seed atin 6 nee , hard roads and car line; Rate: to } | Bs t. ~N . NEWSTE = — Bow Sretnees section. . neo te ge ally nsion, 13 rooms, 4 baths, | th oer antares’ | ative 23-reom = resid $2040 ! PRICE $8500! Wr: : frame bungalow; | 400, Arthur av.: roome; strictly moéd- | ' » Sect large. fine hail room; garage. lot 115 feet: Lindenwood av.; to close estate. McCausland av.: hot-water heat, @ balance monthivy, buys 3315- &Y.; two stores and fist ahove:; > 5 ‘ worth $6600; sell $5000; finishe@ to you. cL - | SEE us for large or small far call. “WALTER JONES R. E. CO., 4615 LINDELL. sel) $4500 of condition; reasonable Drm ae , 13 rooms, 4 baths, rr leeping porch, “9: n av.; S rooms - ft: white ¢ arge garage: lot 995x213: price Ban ae s S-PERRY-RUTH, 102 N. 8 S| @ BRO. 815 Chestnut at. MARYLAND D . , rane P—1012 PINE ST. Roosevelt p! oom frame fornia style; worth singv- sell $3500. NEW FRAME BUNGALOW, =\S t Fa Bargal uN Quick start on 43-acre ebany With team, 10 cattle, wonderful home Yo close out: a WESTMORELAND DRIVE a Aa ° - Be ot fine pi fa . MARYLAND TERRA py ators! cciserti coeur : UTIFUL NEW HO! - : $1000 cash on anv of them, . = them immediately. Implements, bay, corn, resale tneluded:; on! mile village: healthful surroundings: 25 | crop, stock, R. implemen baths; 2-story garage: 220: owner jeaving city: will sacrifice. 5579 CATES (Corner of Clara). 13-room frame selsdenoe: beautiful let for a 131x158: nonresident owner ¥s se 5059 RAYMOND. 11 rooms, 2 fully ihree floors, “tile ‘walled kitchen, heat, tile-lined garage: Cabanne’s finest. box | 100 cultivated; barns, etc.; pee | eprin water; ‘9 from town in Crawford County, ‘Mo.; $35 | 5. have Chicken or Truck Farm || per acre: terms reasonable. Dox G-3, P.- “ ol si Well fertilized and in high state of cul{l- | |) FARM—50-acre poultry farm, 3-room | vation. on Tesson rd.: 6-room house and cut- | | Oltve 5555. house, stable, poultry house, orchard; fne | | buildings, in good condition: near church and | — spring: wheat sown a! ready closec t. | echool: two miles Sunset Inn. 2 miles rail- to R. ‘. town. H. Gellert. | road and street car: 35 minutes’ drive on MONEY WANTED 3703 . Broadway gol auto road: easy terms to reliable buyer. | Terrace). 722 Chestnut st. Ss built residences OZ :. A STMENT S Just preci erot ; | Be resin 3-3-ROOM FRAME _—— essee hot-water, 6430 Nashville; lve one, ren -sized baths, hardwood on th fother;: put in fine condit Lent $500 aa bal- U ay. > ~~ on eea eee eae : cor Josephine: 2-; 3 stores and 8 flats Soames, it 60 bn invited. Open has renal const | compare it with anything © bs. ! on short notice: price offer it at Edel et Ches $30,000. We REALTY Co., 621 tnut 2 BLACKSTONE AV. IPLENDID CK BALE, $5500: FOR QUICK SALE, ns, bath, electric, AACH R, CO., 826 CD 4330 WEST PINE ble 12-room residence eet. ARD L. BAKEWELL, 118 N. 7% . ‘ed Y - co) = Cor. F eatenas at future; 610 : rental $4000: Driced right. BERGFELD REAL Chestnut st. rE CO. id} ng. 8 ae priced right for | and Sarah. tm lot Taxi ts. For further , Téctony BUILDING R, DOCK AND NINTH. “es Or area, 16.000 wae. Lot 86x200 feet. ble for foundry, | Woodwork. rs. Re 719 and -Lasement Price and square feet; bulld- 5- Yard spaca, maehine terms & ZEIBIG TRU ST, Sole Agents. Chestnut St. ac story Buildin OR SALE . EASY TERMS 10 Sixteenth th ot bx story daylight ideckers bon] sO in payments steam amal! over EUGENE J. STORES-FLATS—1400 to 1410 38. Vande- venter av.; this property censists of stores and flate; the one is $4116 per yéar; pilice and. terms at offic JOHN W. GIBSON “REALTY CO., Agents, 24 Chestnut st. ESTABLISHED DRUG ST TORE BUILDIN ¢ | 6200-02 -04-96 Cates av. stores and flats above: modern, baths. heat, etc., es- tablished drug store: Hodiamon location ae I ing three streets: odiamont car pas door: first t!me offered; a bargain, $16,000. J. W. BURIAN, 2016 Chouteau av. _ 64.0 000 sau ARE FEET on felt Line Rail- | road, switching privilegs; price $S000; de- tails at OF Es. 400 Fullerton Bids AR ELDG. BU SINESS PROPERTY eer TT) Delmar bl.; 2-story brick mercan: ile building. End bakery, for bakery, line of business: price at our ORBON E. R. G. _SCOTT, Attention Planing Mill Men Your opportunity is here. 6217 Olive) Street roa lot 75x140; entire lot and fully equipped with machin- ery; immediate possession. Paes Williams, with thee ape E. ALTHEIMER, 2% _Chestnut Ss. cleaning establishment or any office s00_ C Chestnut. ut. REAL ESTATE—FOR COLORED : ALL ALL. eoliesé ag a aad to Sater bomes. tractive ier, REON Bb. now occupied as well-known West | is offered fer sale: fine location | building covering | it over, | 7156 PERSHING. ye marge Colonial etc.: garage: a | 927 REST PARK type; little gem: Magnificent stone-front home: 12 rooms, 2 baths, new hot-water house in best of condition; for eight cars. with side drive: gain; easy terms; | some inetitution. | 4618 WESTMINSTER. plant: ms, hot-water heat, hardwood floors. ll roo | 4459 WASHINGTON. 16 rooms. 5 baths. hardwood floors, | water heat: large } hom e must be a 80! hardwood | nonresi- heating garage great bar- great for large family or maa 65x253: wonderful | |} ance rent. WoO BRICK FLATS, $3250 ) 1631 WN. 18th st.: brick: 00d ne | hood: $500 cash, balance like rent: | of 2. oy each. above immediate! | PRANK, ys DITTMEIER CO.. 624 Chestnut st. sig Paying Investment \\ 44 | 8304-10 Olive and 213-15 N. 234: storee: ‘lot 100x108 feet: $35,000 704-796 N. Euclid and 4866-74 Suburban; 6 sores and 4 flats: rental $3000 per an- nu 4416-20 Easton: gtores and flats, manv- ighbor- y fiats and then see us. EAL E large STATE hot- 1311-15 E. MARCEAT 3: st.. room rock house and 2-storv brick building. gsiore and rooms. lot 105x125: neighbor- heod wants #hoe store; posses- = once: tertns ; orice hases Alabama av. conveniences: | gso22 8. Broadway. og ric buliding: garage: lot 560x134... 6649 Alabama ; nice residence district, 2-story brick store and 9 rooms: conveniences; Kroger lease; good investment; renta per 1200 Michigan av.: flat 4-4 sosme: all Semvenleneen. boas @ acres on Telegraph rd.. near Yeager, 4 room brick, frult and berries; eee {nvestment: easy terms .. Eugenia av.: : 3-room f acre cround; -excelient fo l-story 4- 6-room frame: “all lot 58x12 rice me; % chick- "Rivermide 171 $5,000 " 8,500) facturin pbuilding in rear; rental $3300 per | annum: $20,000. 4379- S1 Delmar, ae Newsteaé; Ay 6 room flats; s ( Oats and 1 store; m. 2125-38 Wash; ten 3-room tenements: 75 x165 feet: rental $1800: price $8500. 4308-18 St. Louts: ulldings of 3 and '4 room flats: 125x200 feet: rental $3500 per annum. price $18.000. For further perticulars see ALBERT T. TERRY & CoO., 828 Chestnut. RUILDING—1031-33-35 8. i2th st, price $6000; triple bDutlding: etone fronts: one | building has 8 rooms and hath; two eix- 6, 000 | roomg and bathe. STRODTMAN & oR OCEEAN. 3607 N. Broa iw: . and Speen la pe O°feet and two barn: price $1°. | | | 4.800 3,600 Notice! on Termina): x1 and large area I. wanted: term HARTWIG- DISCHINGEP, Offer | vo2z2 N. Grand. acres ~ cash. tools farmers pasture; 120 apples, — good gery. etc ‘only $1000 needed. Catalog. 640-Ac 5 Horses, 8 Hogs, Calves, sila, acres ture. valuable w 2-sto | nace tails thi Ww 1200 Bare 105 "New “Srrot T ARM AGENCE #O5R Arca . St. Mo. (co) fo) Owner called away; § Details page $1000 Secures Missouri Farm 160 Acres With Season’s Crops 15 cattle, 6 included; city markets; implements, lake dairy . schools, churches; _ machine-worked tillage: 60-cow eat, tenant house: lete. To settle affairs, all: less tillage, pasture, Ww -foot plazza; ry ¢ 290 takes al!: part | & Btrout’s lus. Catalog. mare, poultry. hogs. 3 mules, rosperous | on State road; near ra!iroa station; | cropping t!! lage 20-cow | estimate cords stuvewood: 25 pea. 18 “plums, 14 apri- cottage: barn, poultry house, Pp To settle affairs, $3500, takes ~ Details page 76 Strout's | around: heavy all re Farm With 21 Cows and i 3 heifers, bull, poultry, dairy wten- | = orn crop. in famous ood road: stores. town handy; 200 pas- and timber: attractive 12-room house, 30-foot piazza fur- 80-foot basement: horn. 6-room poultry house: RO-foot sawmil! $10.000 takes | than half needed. Photos and de s and 128 ecres with crops, tools. 9 etc., $44 00 part fret ase | ains 100 | ~-family flats, one cottage ) 000. acres. FINBER AND FARMS—Sev veral Alabama “i thousand Stms Realty Co., Red Bay, Ala St. | FARM—Franklin Louis: 11 cluding crop; Zon: dera, FARM—For sale farm, Louts: St. KOTSREAN. St. 0 acres owner. 70 - a Charlies C bargain: tert 301 woe ‘ia& imme ” mbt ate at $35 per acre, In a BAKE exc hange; L58- acre na just north of | C *hestnut, Main 1195. ‘FARM — 40 acres, fenced, 3-room house, barn orchard; price $650. _Mo. %0 in cultivation, , all} chicken house, O. H. Wailis, Salem “Fe % mile east Gravets: erry; barn. a & . P _ LU acres, EKING. 210 Title Guar. in Afton Bag. _ FARM—Good*90 acres: excellent old can be arranged st. . road. Olive in white oak timber: water in house, 6 rooms, big ce@iar , fin Bax 146 corn iand: to work game: a4 AC St 20 acres: 12 ® orchard. Tronton. _ Mo. rear Salisbury. Mo.: | owner too terms 4200 nresent ttractive price: idress A. Roka, . Louis County. _Mo 20 in cultivation. rest free cattle range: barnes, phone, Price $7000. Lock FAR fruit St. Louls: G. Cook M—30 house, outbuildings eater. trees, alley ood a oors: =iee outbuildings: la PrP © dress | FARM—Fine . o.; elegant $200 ca ey insey. Mo. cultivation, 2-reom 76 bearing 50 miles =~ of ye $1250. James improved all city Box 213. 120-acre in n Arcadia large house. hard- conveniences: many shady lawn Ad- ronton, vo OLS ran's chance $5 40 acres grain. erat, ge - er Re § oP mber: ee Carthage (98) miles west of | 08 seselon Math i : ee e Tesson | ouse and tio GEO. W. OTTENAD REALTY _R Ail on well- ROR | Chestnot st. st. ; ‘Chicken Farm & Coun? ry y Homes | $300. Nat 71g Puy from a farmer: eny site: terms; geod have clear title a out and see me PRED WUL@, tirover, nado | Manchester rd. 24 miles west of oountheane. 8 | GEO. J. WANSTR. | Phone Grover 4C. ST. LOUIS COUNTY . | GUARANTEED Finest DEED MONEY Wia—Sa OF ‘ . wz bonus. Box G- , FRUIT AND GRAIN FARM gor cont: good Splendid 46-acre tract in Black Gack: over young fruit trees and bundreds of gra pe- vines: large barn, brick smokehouse and sum- ‘mer kitchen; chicken, outbouses and wagon |\gheiter; six-room house, with fine bathroom; MONBY W hk gar 4 tay ~ party lst aa residence, Box B ¥, rock foundation and good cellar: churches, MONEY echool# and stores in oe : on fine auto road to city; will divide; about 30 acres tillable. Price $15.000. CHAS. L. WEPER. 119 N. Seventh et. _Olive 3070, Central 62310. Texas xas_ schoo! ag! for sale by the owe r acre ba a sie and aN. t int s. Send as re fe 2 age for further | tion IN VESTOR R PUBLISHING N, San Antonio, a a (99) ount KOTSHEAS. 30, bt cugtzet. Main 1196.

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SET ae a i i: Ne ee} ene Dt ens #95) 3 . e Ads tod UNDA ow Fitiin_0_ 600 FARMS Fer Sale, Wanted; Portonal Property and Real Estate Loans: Business Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads today: _ ox. — — —— rr : ____ BUSINESS CHANCES | BUSINESS FOR SALE ote rose ‘GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET—Doing REST AUR ANT— Tene EF I man fact t ire a line at | light ng ine a4 3A as a4 ¥ —Good iz isin en: oric: right ’ “all : % NE EC CTIONERY—Best _ in : ; good siness: owner as | ing ctt . S20 at 0 6. Post — = . “ Shes { tools Gistribute j through yon nn LU ings ‘ “2 hanv LOSS S room c ass RETAIL SHOE — 3 ra , BUS NESS CH this and foreign countries; ¢ uild- thes : sees Se ae = "e's here. 2 AND MARKETS—These Well- ‘tion: well established }}; “a | Hi ) Z and foreign niries: o d. buil LAKKAY—-: price.... | | Station. Ben WIDE! _¥. KNOWN nainess manda Finn Tee ‘AKER Y—In country town; Kkood ora tion med fer you to utter — an! Lucky st.: rent : = Te pete ay GA . ROOMING Bi HOUSE—@f \ ‘ E NM \ kK }- \ N D B ry ~ r* busines ; at - ov wh ra 0- Op ration. a) usiness "women to | cash ADD) biet! Mower, 0) tock : have bigg « outside _ both . locat ed fr Park av. - snep: : price - 200 _termsa Ca {s a Mc nd j Pe ; 12 ~ - aa J - County agenc!i for +t cia it reno 2 (ig Profita bix deve] im fant urd rin 18th st. tannot detote myself to etion, terms North Vandeventer: €35: ! > . sacrifice. artificial Zimbs .......1% MUSING Se me “ SCCRIng this s ric of ° . : sae SS a! ee SRNL a1; Jif COWS ures. = ee ee ee ’ _ ROOMING HOT SE a ve presenta’ Ss in cert ' 3 BAKER ¥ —Wi st nnd up-to-date ' : HARDWARE STORE At a bargain FURAS sess ic : Owner ‘ . ° . Stan ae | Adverti: peas. Se li represen nd hen - Ena; ne - nae 2h - Quick Service Banking Interest REAL opportunity, immediate action nes) territory: applicant must bea saleaman of | trade; can make terms, owner sick’ Gf” DAIRY LUNCH AND. CANDY STAND | HARDWARE Shot aakiin RGoMING aoe Drover ttie . $ ‘ : ei7 eetnut : ; ' . " _ gui . acneneicatiiiettieeniit uietnrinaties HOUS siineten iaine oticeston: 1000 to nve: 2 AE. EL _ Best on Broadway: - ee ebay ip PARDWARE STORE—Northwestern part of for equiy ‘ontro! and f al : ; : ‘= wh ful cured such man ‘an : iv CONFECTIONERY @& ave city: PD be lewitimat eR es Bae 2. ae inte rade, no npetition;: r , reba, rooms ee tees be will invoice. free: cheen rent. ney in tire compa Box 4 min | Berea LE ane eaeemmaihe saaet Gem ‘on ne SB. oem Disvetch.— — === A CRANT— | FRY_& HEYE INVESTMENT COMPANY, | 13tt BAKERIE: yin Dien ga me — — — — For particular ail Grane 223734 AND Se har hi SOS Victoria Bidg.. Sth and Locust. :c65) jy OMING HOUS eteiy ¢ - andi z Y tt , . HARDW ARE STORE 730: real orn SCP BPABER Tw ge i a a we ms, ry ! ; : oe : at 2 , meh busi 2 . - timedh «ae ee oe “RR ri . ME NT ct OMPAN DENTAL OFFI ‘E—Fulls a. pt E 156. new hate and caps; doing wonderful busi-; —_ . W 4 I I )( v€ ( | new, legitimate a AS} » | BU RDS need our Zhe guarantee Me trinere Os ss ont ane nable Box rol ‘ . - ROOMING HOUs . ; coe first 6 Linee OF Ne York Life I SU a QO. ou will be glad to invest wh you know 5000-mile fan and our $1 ‘Weather- L. ' it am Ss ee cation: Fews reasonat ness; must be sold at once on account of pbisned: rent $7 y 3146 | E 4 — ard time 250°" ° an 000 te OS A SLO iy OC tT TOES EGG LE NOLES LIL EIT EON AAO Rc COLLIE NA NRG A ON ANRC Se entre ARETE PREM MED PG NBR AEP GRE n¢ a « ‘ ~ v owe ~® 7 - _ a he te ita neem =. dad bias HAR LOLS pes Pe prem er, Benen (O] QT Poat-Diana te ' sickness. 108 effersum av. } oar y if yeu ' . , ~ , et ete. onsider eny of- . . Jett ip staat FO OE 279 46: + eres. SPAT ii 2A ST™. tc. ——— et ct Cuitk.. Seanch en a | nixer, $5 ding machin DRUG STORE—Must se! JEWELRY SHOP—Eatablished 8 years; in — ane, ! exm™ 3 ~ in a ‘oat -Dispatch. andiis years; Mm KOOMIN' OUSE— per ime | fer. Box F-266. Post: Dispa ——-— | Bast St. 635 Murphy Bldg. Call |“) yoenmiis tara BUY s = efficient in’ mnection reser” Se a — —_——— senciineslicaioanbis _——- on ved sai poo. ee —_— - : a An ela borate #x- Bey —_——— ‘ : co hers at ‘ ire? fe MAT] 7 7 . Te ; LCR ‘ ; >, pen is .S. . , DRT : STC RE—No ; eRe mie r . ; -aiT 6381 : on terms. int? ree? on Real Estate Loans j in Any Su } } nr ee . B-15- t-Dispat I 4 e% iat ; er min PON» , OI elena rete a= ' Ob tures? busy stree . ‘ et ee ; LE. a NINE i—Doing gcocd he vulnG HOUSE—Wi P AscHOrr -_ a at 7:30 a ‘4 18 eee : bere attention’ okiet :] - r catalo , nitine | sOmeas 4s. ; : ctention oa ~ aga eS “bestnere ‘is sh or terme 4561 Easton av. » count ef sic kness: x ah Aechoff.. deariv beloved at Attractive R ‘We will sell movable ovens. guartn | 92. ee ee ee RIES—From $300 to $iivu. wonder peat CHANGE. 709 Victoria Bide. | LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAP STORE—Es-| Box B-181. Por Bi im Han Ascho®. dear father Of & a e 24 stiefactor’ 13 to suit wri een Sin. 2 . © -orn: f F! — E—1l4 brother broth er INVEST! IG with buildin M mtgomery st.. tol ——— A mneey ax ores: low rent: clean stock; invoice about $6500: no job- ture; clean bedding; , 4 our “dear Nagra . " 7 >7 _ j 0 “PX * | ss as : iz y. " * autifu r " s — : er ‘. y.. Se ie OE See — 7 : ‘ _ : ety ocr « 9 . ea5 a 4 a a © - blishe paying business for . eS ee bats. Hemmelmann-S ackler R E C se acon A same on ter eaieees cent ww & eent first n orteames, ; 00 “bie busine We «$2000. ane 220. - ase: an establishe nical LADIES’ renty-to-wenr and enfllin . store. | |\ROOMING HOUSE : — a eere! ious busine nterp t re llin . ete FTORID SEAT — - ® South S@5 inaain aura Wea ~ SvESTM ce oing a good business; very fine location | > ge. fre p ie e QO. 8 ~ : - ton . is: stiw « . i i-BT aU hs ey j A EST 4 # rou tli $8500. Berkenbash + én . i 4 & HEYE dd :s M ENT a BB) tn North St. Leuis: established + years: un- | niture: clean bedding; Rs te Hoy 52 2711 Washington av. ie = ‘ ‘emeters aes APE Seryewerery ys we . re een Greer ay g CS ant a’ hers Bex J-11. Post-Dispatch. low rent: > ~ cOCAS ¢ Tm S > ae ‘tere : tell ye ANDREWS. San- laily business. o rooms. ip Victoria aoe 8th and Locust. , Usually advantageous rent proposition: own L EV TT | E ; iT i : — J e pers please S EN H AN D CH STN ji STREE S let . Joh ] eT "9 Eaa vs t Li “ (anupomemggemeragmedion —— . —————— ma en — — = Ss x Hi — . 709 Viet ria : IR Y aT “~)DS In ‘ . er having too many other interests. will sel! | ROOMING HOUS a aa Ange! s Da “APITAL SEERKERS—Put vour project be i, aeaeen SS ae 2 an ARDS Sirs as! terms istrict. om on 8! et a > at a reasonable figure. Box F-365._ P.-D. heat furnished; rent ae. 3 ER— 4 wre: ane BO poe a } ‘RER §S ; tern at ' ) Rox MING HOT St—ieiaa > A 3 oft ng . . - : é1i : 3941 Olive. La ER. se a MACHINE SHOP—Completely equipped: | ,5," a EGG. COFFEE A* ‘D_ BUTT BR044 Cali. Cent up; manufacture ——— equipped small plants ip x deat. teeter of 6% I t t | COM) ee Lag gg a DO! isiness Paving: cheap; leaving city. S8O4A Call-| Cities. etc: a goin situated for | Cous! ; tie it on oI : ‘ j ; hon nt O¢ : LL >x 22: vines. q * fornia. » eondition: ownmer, 000 has guet rea- | present canacity of piant; : nee O Ha bili “ 3 Ont SOEV ics Br} ost-Dispatct ne lad rte ~ FILLING STATION, auto, tire and accessory sons for selling for $30.01 @r-in other and . ht Bid , oma » ps reason ro - | Post-Dispatch | 305 Victoria Bld gth an eB) | ; ~~ 4 | Sunday, -. ~ S record means a lot to you if v é anies organ' te BUSINESS WANTED ing,_owner leaving city. “Box A-304, Iwan — oe 730L. | Sa a : : Ns oS ; ies LAW eom pan! } 2 uncer ---# bE 54 ~ ot , ' . ’ e.L. Pieftsch ch e if . ou need a loan. aoe Phe ribet eras setcrtrall Sedealiicttiln TT SINES* —s orks fiese, to ¢ F STA TTON—A of ss MEAT MARKET—$. 20. Call tae ‘ = | ROOMING HOUSE—9@ a E easton p Gore to Memorial Pa Lu SO, MTD a Spe teh ad BA os loon | ~ +% deciaration of 2 : nati rea. : a > in sec ° reer . - ea ._- T'n buy: etate price en a with good lease and iow ren price - = ° Larson & Co.. £802 Wainwrigh st | BAKERY Wtd.—To 7 iownt guaranteed to mak ones MEAT AND GROCERY—Must sane: best | nished . ites ~ eery. Albert ! 17 te : Lou's. % __particulars. V — = Rt $75 for stock and reht. 4249 "Maryland & HEYE INVESTMENT COMPANT, offer takes ie. 4013 Vest ay | ROOMING HoUSE— Full: | ER—Axteen | e O -AKERY Wte. — ountry town, neer st. 2% NESS Dvein anc cleaning estab blish- z “victoria Fide. Sth | and Locust. (e453) MEAT MARK FET—aAnd a store: sales | le: rty leavtiz ; nIEit-weE iN : a oe ® ° $7 $4000 yeeretan. - brick bufl¢in patent or portable nent lly equipped; tng xa bt aw : ; am: seals: So ee ee Le ae ae a; doing good business; Fisn as AND VEGETABLE “MARKET—Good ean: Oetee Sanyo: ase locality. | ROOMING HOUSE—40an © : Ankeles. Cal. - ° a" mn Yt 12; Sil.) Vil , : Lu J), St Dargai! : - x . " . . Mat Le 1010 CHESTN UT ST. DISTRIBL TER of Amer- Post-IMspatc? DOE ERFLINGER REALTY CO., Jefferson ané $250. °C cnseg Fagg . oe ' MARK ST—U'p-to-date. modern =| dell et 480. —— ° i . “ ~- ; DL aT’ “% Spc we ciate ust 5 r tr r 7 rave « ey ‘ ae elt today. = - - . 57 ~ ‘ Olive 1428-1426 Central 3989) a's leading sixeylinder S547 80 SIRE IPR Oo ne ey we mreeay ae, MERE UE | SPRY EO Reng ee | Mowe ota i ik ee go agg Bm oy ' te ondertul portun! t ~ bastante os | nenthly. : —, automobile would like to re- CSINESS Wid —Hotel, wentaurant es Ee centr ee Dis ware lucrative business at nominal cost. | MEAT MARKET AND GROCERY STORE— | _ ington — ee ee ‘ and Hetman Kummer. . £ house. | -292._ Post-Dispatch. client en ee Be a os. ue. (3 B-118 Post-Dispatch Located 35 miles f oy St. Louts. in good UQoMING HOUSE—10 = aughter-In-law. aunt ° all rece] a coy lications f Ce ive a Nieations i rom TNO! - ¥ = . . . . - 5 hieineas: no ' " A? rT > 7 RE ANI rT) CE CRE “ $$ -——~ —— - on - aaa busi in = ¢ 2 be “ss ‘1) - i x : uein. ; : \ Vv pp 0 Lo ] ed PI a‘ . Business 24 os mA. LiF AND VEGETABLE STAND—In ess town. Box F-44. Post-Dis. complete, for light 2 _ ape —. at Los Aneeles. Cal. A 1 % r ans on mprov | : inan- ' ts: g ¢ details e Ro? 309, — EX CE — ———— - all O94) as Pe ag & ‘Gentiles appiy Grocery Dept. ME AT MARKET Nii GROCER Y—W est Delmar Be Interment at neel : - ee bie . . oughly reliable and : 4 : ee iggey ~ City Real Estate in sums from 4 CIT AND ¥ EGETAB “ABLE MARKET—«G00d End; good stand for butcher; Ome Lig KOOMING HOUSES—@, COCO—Entered we m *% - J i tii the A?) s 7008 cigatl ‘ acro ‘Usi- — a ar cially responsible party or PI-SINESS Wtd froung n ed ness OT! barga!: leavin > s sention: want aia Gaal Colfax busines: no agents. Box F-304. -D. 183) 18, 24. 28. 30 rooma , . Mee 5. 1922. m.. J ~ : — _ 2 n offic: zi in n : road Ws - : r Serge T — Chestnut st. ee: | teloved husband of Mamie Ce : —eere an nartl 2 is 1 in : = k — ———————— oe MEA? MARKET—First~ t. Mv usea cars taken in trade. ness t Ln gid investiza’ Post-D heap. S ve oth ° -35 J . . | parlors. 19721 Cooper street. Moc 109 Victor: | Loan € -orrespondent for nil aetaits lt MAL lr rep ; OD est fri . aver ale rate & neni 3-4 res ai. - _=T RE- Stal e | = Xi “HANG E. 70$ Vv? ctor a Bl dg owner's apartments free; F » our dear mother. sister. _ i ' ‘ iw : S } ; ¢.] , . — ; —_ nd Lue Ci he TO. AS 3181 = ; nh ~ 3 ‘ 7. Box \ 1lo4 Post Dis : _ inc and as, $7500 om . — MERCHANDISE. ~—- stock. also fix- complete. lease, ft . “- o. unt 8 a . . 3 ; . — ; . 7) . ~ anil ; oe reg ~ ry : er*’ . ri) a . ; rece t 2 ~~ rl L a2 BRI "SIN E: Sane or 2 } e tures. brick store : ldi ne. Ss Li iving rooms or “ ‘ her J Don * THE PRU DEN TIAL IN SU RANC “E COMPAN Y bs . = ab . 7 “2 & a r : . r | ’ i E: ~ ; S ia renera! z. iff coe | an . sity rope a q-¢. "art r it} . re a at stock a ee, eash; nised:, filled: Beas ) “tom 244 Lin a Soulevard. — of America ELECTRICAL appliance and reva =e eee = ame =e a corre EY Res i a f oe - ¥ a : rr GE Louis PIC oe sTA c a | o- Arkansas business and building: | | t — es = vie thee ss et tus oo ad” ae ' m os : . BS 4. MILLINERY—S$100 for stock and fixtur . : *>.* vF » . - ——— . sounnageeeee 4 7 | AV 3 - -.s . -D 5:% I eet : L] ] D: 2 4623 Mary land. m ‘7 trade ei ~ . : $340: rent 133: or and mother of Mes Our ability to serve efficiently is the result of effort spent In a hers ocmeeggay capa, TEE emegy well oS, ge YR a ere > mae. on PA i a ON TTY ie REPA Rh Bi “SINESS For | aneeataetereaeee oe oe ——————son, | reasonabie terms: a real oe . Funeral from residen a seers S05 Se . gli ps ; HE MICAT, | “bis lishe 14 : ; , ~= ; MILLINERY SHOP?P—Good locality; selling _aeu 490]. Monday. Oct. 9. at 2 o. _ study, trgining and 35 years’ _experience. rticie: costs $4.50, retafls $1: at flats. renting for $2346 vearly. a Stee tertidion meee ganesh sale or trad®; 75-cal y. Box ¢ a account of death; geasonable. Box F- | ROOMING HOUSE—@ a ——_____. ; Gap Femwee 3 = S wer ’ - a — ERR, EEE VeRO : h ' . “oun we] ) . . - a —— l. Post-Disnvatch wit flat on 2d fiéer: dee Ent tnto rom. scene etsy ips meter me -~ - - — ARO = tf ots Te a poll ahem is ¥e ri £25,000 ims ‘ es m—- 3°) ars arage +0T'y [LLINER¥—Ni rth Market st 00; real will ll house and fw 7 requires $1350 to $1500 capi Edga: fine 7 int payin au . or f : bar r ” monthly payment. MONEY WANTED |COANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Ty 2° S22 =. Daston oO : 595 Wainwrist , |S samammnansna nce poargain. DIETZ & STRUBHART. “4201| Seri. SS ee Paes ay were . rs + ———— _ ieee ———— MONTY Wtd—Have 50-ft. lot clear, wan’ MONEY 1a vs EXCELLENT DT unity ffer ne wh 2 st F v - pectal u wee ine co oe ‘nelen Geen ' \AGE—Biack h shor nd) filling sta -~ SALOO N—Good corner: money to build high-class a. flat Morris 1OANED— $25" r $5000 ie iil inves SiLUe o ianufacturing ry wks 2 ixtures. Highest ©1 ao happen I Pre re “08, §007 oo ran ay oe ~ : -MOVI G PICTU RE THEATER SAL «9: ts etl For sale or lease, fully eauipped : best loca- 350. Post- Lis. SP j SSetret ican Co. 7]4-716 Chestnut. (06) interview onit Boe Fale eee, 5. Cent-al 685 or Olive 8365. Re _805 Victoria Bide. Sth and Locu 3 SARAGE— , Club on Capita? , UO; Sud seating capacit/: beautifully deco- | SA; OON—Must sell: teawll MUNEY Wtd—S1500 on my home, & rooms, Li ANS LOANS OANS_ a i pnw : . L. Sidney 386384. CHILE PARLOR A PELICATESS ‘pines tical Mo. Aut a ee rat ec. The only first-class theater in St ~ tion, near Union’ ‘ar modern, which cost me $6800 two years mey | te pean _ sonia a SS SE Ae Uw 2, umber 4} we. olen | na GQeineee ap atthe a 1 ) arnt 5 Mineman ne Bh > wenaes aS Coe eens SF asomg : is we te r sale or lease; «onderful opportuni- 5 aueimeds aes : fo; Want money for three years; will pay f¥ paymen:: foe Atal g ho ants party to take interest in bus =. “= 297. | = essory Dus s; mocern bullcinz: owne ¥ t act guic ick: takes s5000 to handle _“ammers, American Breway ° per cent without commission. Box. P-46, | ou ' 4MrPp ~ : o party am ha ex tiv offic: iesire aia ae . : ,~ scneme. Wt : : rhs i 3 A : (ta : ni i - ’ ' . ' . : aril > , ; r eo Pon zoe — _——~ nin reo . = dearest 4 ered peac MONEY Wid.—Loan expiring on my down-/! TOU nee te $3 Rickiy iva tt.) 6||COQuirine beth additional! capi ond man: ef re eferred; mus » reasona nd | CIGAR . FRUIT STAN ae cars; also of] filling Ror pomp i : STORE—Call any time. 3738 65. | monet ee | Saterday. Oct. 7. 1922. at % town business property valued at $50. O00: . ld know ~y s — : 3 ; 472 AeSy -2 / {) Py Ss wn _¢ % ‘ . a! 3 : 4 ‘ : . . r elfth ; th : ha? xf ° ty wonderful e ‘ atioa: -- bat h and storage 4 Moller avenve. .Maplewood. will ne¢d $5000 to SS00U. can make h pe Ry the sckine at the . 3 ; Se | ' an . — " a Si - Inca ee -_ “ . - mage . - . ‘77. ] ae . leavi ng city r_a Vis ST }RE—Wel!!l established: excep- © . : - 7 ; Due notice of fanera! amount do; will pay 6 per cent interest: | Dest and m private terms i + eter, : ee a - a Be, —— ee —~y ' “a. aca a dnae aee “_—— ee . ih ous Pos “bierem = i se . tional oppertunity: Mvitng rooms. Rox F- jjal ris “ oe 4 will not pay conymnissijon on this splendid Si: rd redit ¢ i 2081 Ra: — ' ' A a i ah a... ee — — : , a an ott mae ae ® from 12 to 6 Sumday 26°2 Mice Oeet FRY & HEYE INVES’? NT COMPANY, | 3:=469, Post-Disnatch. (e7) Easton. - : _ = from: the resider 2 Vv ic6o 'ELTY STORE—Hemstitcher: new stock SHOE REPAIRING—AH - Kennerty meg oo Oct. c> | } . i af £ > $110; Orst deed of trust. a a $10 AND TP aaprane ie RR eee HOSUR > pees : _e _* = oe. = . ee — an ——___-__-. — : a 805 1 t rw : nd ame Pest - -Dispatch. | CAPITAL were MENT NEC ESSARY. “a — r A e mt 3 - inca ted : e > Pl R . T : : pi io aon . : M - . * - , “ ’ , . —= - eee ( ORS “a ~ ae ata a er fixtures: idea! for wi dow. Cabany 5407 North Market et. aes a n.. to rv meterv ~wOU PiHST deed of trust, cilt edge security | LOAN AND INVESTMENT co., rer lar 2. O-203 oe at “ 55 es a GAR. AGE FC s SALE mes. ip ’ : : Reom 1509 + 7 est 3 ‘ D Pt | SHUE a Att és. a | sy ET Ow tered Into on ae and 3 acres of ground; $50 com- 'Bighth and Olire gt —oo ae $-5-4-6 ost- IMs , , a = | —-— Pisses ey , line 3. ires an PA! Call P. Kettenbach, 14T1A mortgage. 6) Easton. ‘ on for nick action. 99 Easto ne Olive §-5-8@-6 = = ae ~— — —_—_——_——— LO sd , Fit ; t ' ix rnd aSONn4a0.e | ; 5ox i , n 30-car , = Ute ad ' Z miss — ina ‘ 610 Easton.; NT ith bookkeeping ext — vesinurn a Post-D hy Post - Dis] ~ Tgp ity; aut 4 ’ wE SHOE REPS * HO We nits? DEEDS OF TRUST. ae _ MONE EY FO mR YOU im tae Poke RO OUSE Vv S—With delivers | nt reasonable; lea @® have at all times deeds of trust for | iz : ———— ———__—_—_———_ meme is — aes out oee wy can ist_ sell ¢ . amt *ickness — . : = abdlished yea! 2. mo th wher ut ] 31 ED sale Tanging in amounts from $500 to $10.- | Leaned any honest person on their plain “VING manufacturing pili or sale. 1 deme as |-51. Posi-Disvat ike 140 Walton a’ usiness. modern building, stock and all run gf TOUTS EXCHANGE @ | SHOE REPAIR SHOP 000; the best of ef ee with ample in- | BOXe. if you are holdi ne & Steady salaried =as Seow you 8h m gudaal> ey * ie ["¥. sell or swap for it; cash values « equ tipped - _sovd location: eUrance oe Get our list. position; no indorsers. ro publicity: loan: — fT OS a8 mvesiment of 21! . Iv: any cme cr piace. Call. phone or - 3 mays : ; PIO ae Pe CCOUnS Of Beart + oT icuta: rit sit. PLAS +——At halt > lil ce _geilin 37.2 Wyoming = | eee raat 24 RGENCY. 3318 Meramec. Mtarowat ta oar hout any red tape ’ inv s : me im ¢ O.ng Manuid tt , : ww. tem berton. Kirkwood. M> ; * ea | a Qa ) ; , ost-D Beye a HAVE SH , 211 Rent 2. ; a : et ~ yn dl a“ Pa mg Ao 7 ues : wl ma ee LOUL! EXCHANGE. De- was a member of class deeds of trust made from our | 406 TI Panga oak ESTME wT of addre oO. 33 wee @ ~ ton 3 our b if you it 4 ee oO ae oe living —s oe cots, Ft “OOLROOM—Good reason se! SHOE REPAIR SHOP—Pre ailty of St. George's pariah. ‘ted : own funds for gevent ing our own money; ; Seeamieies and Olive, b » ig _ -~———- - . — —— : ‘ ~ ’ } f hi ‘ ‘Ll . Punts mts im tal “ ivy 0orms in .., a ao et . 3H : 709 ae - bt iehed 10 years: good ae ’ Mo thers of Our Laé@y of _ La j 4 it it} vi 3 as - — ' alro : ‘ ig “7 ‘ r¢tm™m “A y ome ‘ t 27 SL. 4. A : = . 7 ru. v iets ‘a dg. ‘ Chout eau 3 made to meet _Pho nme Olive &.5 | POP CORN and. spe laity concession SHOE sHuP—Compilet ot oo heen Sey pei, alleen ORIN A se LAE sips ; bank examiners. Cal io okt pee tet *_ wetland: ’ ms narzes ir AcYa : . ; NFR AaeVineg | 7 Ea ee en neaiee wilt bane ad — eres Wits Ce og. ptr ly 7 — . — : _ - he : ; : S15 Piccadilly av. Map SPIRITUA LI write contract 8 to uc - é ae. . Ure 3 ti : | - , Pi. 4 : ~y wae lgreme - RES TAT =¥ ar = > OO D2 siness: ‘ 7515 Piccadil ly av... . new - = . hentia " kn a3 hin U're Se) Cy "RY a] ‘ . * = es Sunday. hennee 2001. 3630 Olive st Lindel! 113 RN ond - ; } wit mm lens err — . bear yds ~ 7 he oo . mA 2 ESN I ‘ —— ——_ ~- i - 14 $$$ —$ REST. ‘ “RR. ‘ NT—Doi nz good business b oF, _ Gees location. 1903 _ 4 - Keaies’ H - 83) * BROKER AG E ( ‘©. annette re Freon He green t prospective - wr directly to yoo at | £5.00 y rooms N ay “‘e eae + y eee Rear Gra vols. ry ee ‘SHOE sHOP—st. Levis Show] ws | ee ee Tuesday i Sst sous proposition and will maa Pt : _— -J Dh .' Js ; — ie 9 es) “ash Oth = : ic -- a - / 3 At v mh me.: ‘Ist 6% Deeds Trust for Sale | S2k_and 922 Boatmen's Rank Bide ‘c99)| /¢3St_, SS ee Pee. a Le a. lente aud repetition | CONFECTIONERY—ice cream. cigata uc-| GROCERY 7 MARKET — Ext RESTAURANT—3864 Easton. or will sell fe | ™% Mrs Greestnger. -5351 We have them im different amounts: your i Pe: te a eae een ———= ‘ Tr in tow 1 ‘ rub) " aati cara oe x it ail * _Broadway. a SHOP—C : leaning, dyeing and . + S438 Ron al IRPORATING mpanv? Say - TR ‘ to 1 sock Bloc hf- ice ; ‘Ay partne Mall 2O0 ote nae | cecacon ae a thkae. enibeast an | &F=' A’ RANT—White and colored rood leeation;: transfer corner, ; SPIRIT ALIS CHURCH, BEN ALTHEIMER & BRO. REALTY CoO e Truck L& Tr oO! i sitetneneite Wome cana” enon ‘gee. alt ics ak ay 3 _ | atter 6 ' water fe ; 7 = . ar And “Dekeet 3 $00] as sell ac- bus! inems: owner died. 4064 Finner. fine place. Box L-391, ; » Teds Wednesday. 2 and | and 8 p. m. : oe ap Tice gop lth ~ c| — — = ans iipiees eaieee ee ee a , aa? GOW _._._..__. | RESTA 7h = - on enapell B + 6% —First Deeds of Trust—6% LIBER TY -~ De Wa a a. ~3 aration . ' Anyon any wh: eZ ‘FECTIONERY—Kossuth av. rice | GROCERY—And meat market: old estab ES" — CRANT—Good ae a SM \LL STORE—Notions. . E Striniruat ager he Guaranteed first mortgage real estate ae- vate party. cae = 4. Post- IMs shares ; begin , tr, heasive ci al “ toe Business a OR SALE mer 2ee ns it ia & : shed 4 in “ est End: rent cheap Box : ’ (2) n - . 7 0 : dar evenings: ednesday - eee el allied eee Ment hee te ee a RELEASING LSE TING, AGOEONIA AAP” a4 eat Tas 2 Tiana N ra emt nas - eee see “amour re. 3800. im S340 $7400 Sea ¢} LIBE pnt RM 9NDS bought at market valu a See ns, the original. ra- AUTO PARTS BUSINESS—Sel $6000; trade © CTIONERY—For sale nt. ROCERY AND “ME AT MARKET—Cash “= TAURANT—First man sith $500 takes _Monds Box B-159. Pes | Raby Pecers, 13024 Wrist. . . P hn : A : : . Va = Ss ; ed : : 4 , a or? re ti*4 ae ; ° eT ; > ae ~ i ” i +s asn >. gz’ , . ~ ; er + — in A S3000. 300. $5000. S800 $8000 £10. 900 * ° wh $50. horrowed r “wn a t onsi nese price right its “ > — %) T2th a ei OD a -% ry > OS SS Se fer three years at 8 per cent interest; per- ahh . Lon 714- Cheetnut (8 : pa mph let i+! , uch seme — . - — — epee Mt ' we oY Se “restr at. ——— —— a == —~ x ~ivd Past, M a j : w. m.: Monday end Thy fect tithe: fire and turnado insur: ance Prin- i + ep a sie s+ — /- = ad ; formation th . need . 12 4. i, ‘ Pe ri t Oo 1Sstne sy €a wT cr} R¥\ -And rocert nidind ideal ork CRY = . prewar ; 330 ¢ Gr vois RE ST. AU RAN T o— {Ci d-esta blished ‘business: Ff -178 . Pom -Dispecch. - *.iston pl. (6400 Easton}. ay certified by recorder of deeds. Cal!’ p epee Of. F rt i = Pee Legal Biank Pri: OS Wainut, Ka ing. % L508 8. Sth. . t $450 takes it. rent $1 sw wt od fixtures: tran a diament. O80. = 1058 Ho | SOFT DRINK FARLOS ae ba re TRUTH—Sunéa © eee fete Sara st. lone “te Wn (oO AUT EPATE BUSINESS—aAnd gsracz zen | Arseral ow leaving cite: hae Ses 20 as ao amen. m sats catia SOofrT DRINK PAR —Iiaa 2 = ~~ rites | 16 On bectwet on teeta ne — diame \C‘} LARGE—Re!l able wholesale frm will fAnanc a en aor Pe maa = oe ‘1 TIONERY—And 2 tarae liv: DnckeP % = S—Doing good busin REST AUCRANT — Old established ssinecs- Ort 1415 5 L | Se. z s SToc oT if the Decri s Real ©a. and hac* a he \duaetr ue 1 . “ “3 . = Tye . tOCacino! OTN : se) } " bars tr 2 ine 7 . -" 3 : rtun r - fo ~ le 0 . nae . Ving my, sacrifice 36 +0 1958 Hodiza - SOFT et PAB ; tate and Investment Co. ean be purch ; ne busines: comi salary oro tt —-- a Laie ert Sl Bent net " - Sa ‘ on a - chp i’ ’ ten De a babe for § a] e ox 4-20, Pi ve Di atch make best offer. i a kde sen seein aliiee os , nitin sine, antiaiaamen aa, Ce CCTIONERY ad o station with GR RY me city. c mee * 19 in eath Bos Be a BC sINESE—w TEMPLE OF © have them fr various amounts: e!! radiate wanes x > a et 1) we o> as TRU TH—At : = eae : oma | a — PPR AAD: = . r’oet-L ispea ween ae } ¢ - , = weeks SS : : , rp operty : ; nad 4 roorme: lot 1 : firet deeds. : rone - 7y 1) 5 : RO s ares Melitio sea — po = - = —- yin ity ri j 7 ; , ¢ -——_—- ae sasieian .? : ; Ex a) tD ge 102 . N LOth a —_—— rch — ——_— ae earn : ‘ : ; > Fass Sunday erering ona ows ve thenegee Bn . perty; title | od Co. 7 pe nt preferred stock. or 1+ -R: prom’ > MAE ten tl (o@) CONFECTIONERY—An4 grocery; 3 livin iz SG ‘ERY—aAnd confecth ae TAT R ANT ——Must ,sell at once; : nine ml iment ef the Needs of tie a yet m= yrance Ww n awe TY ’ "2 t chee Renal . a 4 = rp ee . : Oren! , s nes a ¢ ,izat " m™ en eee - — -- ee J ne =r, . 4 eg, -“ ° a . , ’ : ——- nm ‘ 7 a4 °NneTy gon G coiored ae rin roo che : * 4 . PRILIP H LEX a sus . Ot , . . * = viden is, payabie ‘ ne ' =o e, wr fo. Al str ts bits) l _ o . . ast , a . ~— ; . , " ‘ : . s ri - 4 7 y ‘ ene anon sale - eiiaititinsiit _ a , ij . ~~ nay ~ ees s - gy dark ct a ite 214 Was Bwrieht Skitz. B- pro t service” . are im vusiness. ‘ ie waeais ' P , CON Wropw atti Bi tANCH BAKERY y a sone RESTA “al RANT—Sry mall. near Union Stati in short time oe. p.m. Mra. h 14146 . Fisadecresci ~ * iy; bargain for quick sale. Own. PECTIONERY ANI Y | GE Ta nail. % ion Station Placht. s. GET OUR OFFERINGS 95% ger, geetatims on al actirg milmed EGF fiom aeaasw wae Be S230 Chow: | pp Bettaen two schools: doing nen North St. Louis transfer nowe->- 83000 | Seva aceite: Teasonable. Phone Bill, ,2o0°,, Saeaua p Welcome. ity attractive first deeds of "TH — “& a ee Srmapate AUTO REPAIRS—North End. $1700. | CONFECTIONERY AND GROCERY— Ue. | Goose | serge _ RESTAURANT—1301 Market st. Opportu- STORE—Notiona, fixte awd iipivte: ‘te Genan se te 00 ts sae Central Nati onal Rank Rite *e® MAKE MONEY vanufacturing hon-a bute © rs th 12th: sKe0 ; cheap rent; good business. 11) - will sacrifi *, oqepelind fs neath for_gvod business: offer desired "elte. fee a rn #10000. Daper ready for delivery interest § WE _OFFER. SUBJECT. ANY PART OF: fruit flavor chiars and eeil! them tn ; @. .nTaae r tation. at iS care: _Bayar RES BE PEE ta — ae eee nn » Commercial Bide Matin $103. vi. See today. % Der CeMt to 7 per cent: security $ to 1—only o,22 Annapolis Lead rn | aera Se veer tersteey. ter fall | eee atlas statin ned CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS—Trateler cor. | hi AND MAE we ARKET Toca RESTAURANT —On Olive st-; $550; good lo- | TAILORING STORE—WES: ciean. modern erate undoubtediy suit mee age al ig Beet ne Bie 3 27 trina mannemeers- we ¢ mish oh pair 13 ar 7s 3 : aed ne rand. Jol Easton, good busi- _reasor or liimg; Between 10 and 1. wank DIETZ. & STRUBH Ta reste Fair selina ‘I 71's S. 13th st ust ~~ - a Row er Copper ’ - t) 2 i 4 Pitz . ire d »T) "Ti u : : “ : Al . anette wementan came danie a) a a - . a : mene aa — — * ; ur weekly ‘ise, out A le a REE ht n r sepiinoes aime fest writ au ~ | Seal ° ONFECT NER ¥ tent $4000 propdettion Ri EP I \_ND MARKET em RE: qT At “KANT— Rasy terme. or bartnershi : TAILOR _— 'h—Maust. ; ve. Ea ; ; Commonweal! ro BOS. w +e : Sn ogg Ml wd = agg str Manufacturin ito accessories: $2500 ver off on ter: sustest North End £00 oeat k for live im iia get money ae urity to right man 105 $ es usy; iong ward K. ED “my ty Co... + Cernetia Conselidated ee | , .- Product Litt! - Art Ma. hin ork ; omsider partn ' anefer e« : , Se ker: cae es- aati 3 ae Rox F.18 ‘Post-Dig — REST one ee ~ =o = = — Consolidated Chemica % } FR —— . Po wre = hi on — : —_ = . ae aes wa x - rooms. *- - r aS Cee ee 5 Senet tl — ee ~ mus a Tin » and financially re- Electr macnig ; ‘ished iy *hureday ngagi v has rle | «bbusi 3° em __ DIETZ & 5 TRUPBHART, 4201 Pai a aon Me , eit vear = A ; (: URANT— et ‘ ntowr - ge oa _——- Edmon - of ¥ = RY STORE —Estab! ‘Ssnhe« ’ corner - =: et At hom re —Cntatersa downtown oO Twh SHOE _PINISHING A I I RAC 1 IV E General Of] Gena. Ot t-ivta, ars ; 7 Years: S37" Sid much treffic: Hving rooms. Bo iSiL. ees Li vi OS Be ems: reasonan) ? Pine — =o. a one week: at a sig Giad ys Belle eom ° - . - y- ae . ha Oi ‘alo years, 3255 Bp FE) et ren‘ all “7 et ee A ee | 7a? N. oe He — “**-* jal ’ VT err . re ‘ "fs ~)- : of ———— social) core m= - hine i . @. dad . i FIRST DEEDS OF TRE ST >J ; 2 ms ms P. A - — ' Po (rar : , eo Sica ~ — — ——_—_____ ______- GROCERY AN Re: SST AL RANT—Doing good ousiness; new | 7 ABiETY —s RE t p> te . , tate ae gf TD : 4 i. ose . —s ; w ee : ie eee. : : : . — — >: soe au . ‘ : : ; -2 ne & at : / eee r reasonalh! Se; =n vine rr Ooms s fixtures Wil ’ ease dul Idirg reason re- taf wy tate FOR 8S SAI iE fader rp . f rete he -gyy Saga ew ge A : ‘3 , beste ur sanchery and Sranch bd Ty; emily confec- ly decorate urnitur , tiring from Dusiness. Mrs. Anta Lacey, in oo “4 poner cane ‘ eRe oR - ay : in ; _ © ——" by —. i sao ia if ‘tone in rowin hurban itoe ‘ ASS. ‘ . ; “7 8 ec "sTuthersv! Lie, _Mo. . ine Fie (Zs ines>. OFF . rE 7 ~ Bon. ee *s 7° eefy sale the rear rou an : a . Rest n al suaall one: parents hon : rye ceeMienal — o - a ease eae eee ~| cash: oppesite cu ED\ ARD L. BAKEW LL, ned Miller ee ~haohagy Cane e's elt ater TF — omen? a . asthe __ Grocery . at _ ; =. , ae — — + ee Ssoue,. 3 3 (; FLOM “ERY AND MEAT @ ‘To E 1—3oe a4 -EST PAI RANT— -Well | equippe!? aad , 4: Tiety y Store. Van . +O ‘ . 5 , : : c : iT) resi CORT i 3731 8 : re : s wes ; : sa ft .* , De . ‘% zy ‘ ‘ ° 7 ‘ : - & 9. e« eee > Nore Petrnieum ts ‘ ; iin es IRAs iP bf ' p atietpetrtnn rs Gp mma: «iy ne ‘ao. we) pow Baye noha gae om pene? . +m Sin LS ME PRE aL tee a (cP > ‘ae Noco Mexican ik kK ctdien wae Se active income t nt Fe AB erly yt ws Ed ~—oag 9+ elie tani ies barbed baie SHY. GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET——Por aie RESTAURANT — _High-class, 3 ee ee Owen wood O#l : , : n , —" om 4 | i ~~ oa a 4 : : . —_ : ' # - . st if 5 : . ‘ia mr . . 4 ied . long lease 7 7 esl a: awd *ata°.)) -_ ‘shes d. 4) naire oy , a to a 3 Para mount Roya!t : = ¢ 7. teh , ” pp as 9 ee ee ar ale mi: reason. trin See me Sunday, & | “SU pved: th reute, owne ering, : : —_ es Secmeeee nd - es , ; _ th Dal sty Iii Ste Box FP’. 151. Kohan. 1=1s Ek Fine 5 - nda >= #7 4a TI : 6000 bargain. Ho F-47, s Aire ine Th el en a OO orers"=: LOANS secured f anil Lean icom. and of: a: . “Quite , . nae ot: “ha ey 80 Biri ; Se EIST ee se a Rese. Ry — . wig SOR bieck ; rent $120 i . - VELCAN “G F to $500 = =a mstievmmed $10 Renco Fiin ; > ipanies raise | : ital = by i order bus st ‘ON? r? R . RY AND CONFECTE NER Y—Doing . ‘$9000. Rox F-385. "tana socks € Boney NiY tos ao © Revere Of! ii eareies perate imingham — an lennett _ Soap manfacturi sit blished $13 $800, § ‘) £1300. Fd nt aeen thee ee at ence: aped | E EST AI RANT—RBar and cs ig , ‘ruck tire moid, “Tesi 1 Railway a Bid Teite tere we ees pinanct rte rnands R! > yea! Te , Si2Z08: ail 1 f chy: liert! ‘all Mo 2 441° f wr 5 men $500 average dafiy business; price $50.. 2827-23 Lecust, de. : Unt aol > OO Loe Ange! a kery tablished 25 ve: $2500 ] we ivine roome. bath: an ShOceNS — , MEAT 3 = foes a t% cash, baiance : : — eae ae ; re : s ! ‘ on (“leon | : , beat @ , tr . store —_—— ant “— » . . ae «4 j MA KE ee qualify ¢t s ww a5 _— my automobile, iate ~ Rodel | I. , ees Peas + ae wrecneoe ose ee ee JRE URA TIO, manut $1: $7 ave oth herga! —_ pe ace end. ot ished busine ne ow ne: r te fi ~ ~Y ee ce ae se Ante Awct: > ) age . rr, at meetehe . , . ie | o.C hay net alr " = ene a xtures; have other restaurants, $200 one a t ion Co. 12 210 | Tu ae. . Vise ete ae ain ten eo inder vaiuable pe Cont er ght lunch an ft 4 =: &T LOUIS EXCHA : - Wie . ring aiek gale wanted. Bex F- tea $11.000. ) a f8) | enna Tenet Bea — “: “se aaaeern. ener ial pg lr cn Baa , Or 709 Victoria Bidag.. Sth and | ————) mt - Dispatch. ree “T. LOUIS EXCHANGE. 709 Victoria BI oss Cred Co, ze0k Ry Ex E Bite: | “x00 trie Wiotere ' id Pelee ~! leem 500 te 62000 uceeaenee 000, - eal sta tior , th - rns , : rm ’ Sest in city. Bex F-34060, Olive s*.: rent $26- orice possess on mortzages ' ; oa 1471 Locust > West Inia Fruit 7. SEE Geitetemennaniine ——- ——. > aie Seana ‘seni nae orth 20th st. with 3 roon ; Post- Diet ~~ ees |South G-and: rent $110. po Gover ae ee? Anc ranyv So a eens and Units b ‘ Cwr be r = T - ‘ ; LP 8: . — ron | ef Pus pew “th ’ ™ , wyrteny t " ‘, Rs o “ERY aT Pe E— Wear - arket. choice bb. Frankti : «Vv. rent $4.5. nrice . Pig: supplies sslaried poo a *. furnitare | tS. BS ae ~ rade or ‘oan moner on + lary 7 ~ ieniies LE INEXSS FE Ty 4° x fave? , sith * 1s yr les be doit & | a - ’ GROCERY ty : R 2 a at _— | Se — 3+ A) Se | We he et * - xtures “a vuildi ings her mt Bon non “~3 : ra ~*~ we —— : aw eer: © goed 8. i. at = io livin aP- 2.444, i" ses Ll <" x ~mogern brick baie! , 3% ¥ ; er. pe on . % se & — —_ c we Ve Je.. Se bl Lecuat. Cte, 72 @cCOGRt of age. BUS ‘ he ' SEN COMPAN— bikes... 8th aad leew. a

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3 nares : lished trae . in. Box _P-1) ed E -=a) EMPLOYMENT, ROOMS, LOST, SERVICE, FOR SALE, AUTOS, MUS Eo a 1 FIND E « Kege of lanes “B”— —See Section A fr. Pare tanin Witeein OT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH om INDEX Millimery .....2+-0.+..32 | ves | Teilet Articles ...... Ri pEs—S, 10, 15 rooms; : | Carpet Cl heer ieee guatn, se adat Cineie Medical | Printing, Addressing... . . | Trade Sheools ....... OUSE—6 rooms, | ~ all conventences, Boz 7 oer ay et Se a MY tA = Ries 3 ee ie a vs 4 . Se te corencies ..18 : Oidectans Age : cecal had. _" +. ST. LOUIS. SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 8 1999 Miscellaneous For Sale..16 Professional : | Tyvewriters ...........%8 Birds—Poultry . 24 | Chiropedists ... Instruction (Miscel.)....1 ‘ j 18 ) Miscellaneous Wants. - | Poultry—Birds .| Sewing Machines ....... | Welietes 2. .8ccccccssnsle Motorcycles .... Radio Supplies Situations .... .+-«+.-..12 wens Paper 0... coccsall PART RBIiSS PAGES 11—24B A THREE-TIME AD costs LESS, PRODUCES MORE. SS ee peat OU SE—Sherid erecta. DIETZ } _. DEATHS CARD OF THANKS : COMING EVENTS LOST AND FOUND HO\ Seo. ae? ota gel he Uy On ‘een reey. Oct. 7, 1992. at We wi ish to exte: 1d our since vere thane to | TW BGs hein on or eens obit. ise SE RAT HS — |[lopnss ichtae Fea Ai, S oni cone annie lr AZAA oa * DEAT! SPatte fie Bene Sand dear bratner| thy, sot Tihs oft te test _—_-_||iBUSINESS CARDS eee * | f ns enze. rhew Pathe re an 1 bre ' THE BENEFIT Dauet-motices. first 6 lines or less, | Chicago sIll.) and Cleveland (O.) Da- | our re latives and | frien x tes deen ee vm fi! The Post- Dispatch Veser Bes. SNe right to reject. oe Seer ; ’ BOTORS. MOCT.” 10, a & 1° t $75. 3146 Olive hol ee eek exiva line. 25c:_memori- pers pléase cony. =) |e the loss Of. cer dear son. Frank & hem. J Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be | TUES., + Os On SD EVEXIN “ “iectures, spiriiualism. etc., 30 aor Rateres {at?,rest on Thursday. vt, | meyer, also the pallbearers’ and Un lertaker | given attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubdt- AT THE HALL OF ST. ELIZABETH 3 / LM 1a— Lost: hound pup, black and tan; ‘re- ¥ ward. 4390 Cook av. DOG—Lost c und dog. black and, tan, ~xar Soli agate. 5c line; out-of town. on neck; reward. 4909 Lorraine | _o ? ay Sunday: P minimum 2 epee 4 = te a agegeg per ine. m.. Dena Wei k, and for the many be autiful floral offer- h DOG—tLz st: a bri ndie bul! answers to name or more tnserisone Je iT 144 8. V . | (nee Ofburg) of 4918 Devonshire ,- ings. FATHER AND MOTHER. ed sincerity, whe n accompanied by stamped addressed envelope | 9401 anemteat.” % AD NEAR GRAND 7 ).) _at ee rew: age be 34 3990L. _(c7) line discount, ET 0: income $130 NOR Ys > Sat | beloved mother of Mrs. Fred M + Nemct y ' —— er ore n R nt . ' Entered int? rest on Satuar- | 78 Wwillt al re eckfessel, — it ite - ~~ eee ee ; dials Bese ee iy eee DOG—Lost, at Maxwelton. black, white and SAPPET CLEAN’G—UPHW’ST'G pT SE—_ ie a * 1979 at 7:30 a. m.. Wil- | 62 St 4 ubs avenu. r ee : OU ii — seven rooms _ 'Gnneles papers viease copy. Mrs. Effie Kaufmann (nee Shampaign), Le- | in the Ioss of my dear sister. Jenny Wj! T e time. ee the financ page. Pet iy pound date: pound Fn- })| Los Angeles can gave moncy. Box F-| South Grand. Victor 597R. 3652 Keokuk, ferent siyles or coiors, from worn Otte. 7 ; | i Geat e j!son > Gov glis necans. con- || ou ¢ —— . bed; rent $70. Apply as eAkER- — .| Chopper Nork, using the hands, “name of Chico: reward. “~ aterman. : meer on Monday. Oct. 9. at 2 Dp. ™m.. | la Cemetery. (c) We wish to express our sincere thanks fo: P. E. Z.—The bluing of gun bar on a board dredged with confe: ticn- | | SPECIAL NOTICES: _Forest_&699 (c7) } UFBOLSTERING— Why pay high gees refinishing fOUSE—Deimar, cornet a ~ ‘tn ° brask to KELLEHER—Ent . the stance and the beautif lors sine rels is ye , ‘enly aS ct . mee. S217A Nebraska avenue, to —Entered into rest on Satur- > assistance ana beautiful florak pieces; || Tels is effected by heating evenly| ers’ sugar. unti .P wel! blended. Rok |! M. De DOG—Lost, cross between Airedale and bull, } Ve do uphoistering, vestinent. § 260 down pt ae. ihe ve ee yea oc GOs, Oot y Mat at 5:30 a. m.. Mary /@nd expressions during the pereavement ard/),in ‘a muffle until the desired blue/to % inch thickness, using ‘confec- paovel of ‘ha office from sa17A West tan body and black face, Friday morning,, !netmaking ang quote the lowest prices im 4040 “aie Gown. ‘ thence to St. Trinity's Ceme- | r ee O'Malley). widow of Timothy | ceatn of our lover augnt : sist°r. ||| color is raised, -the barrel bo 123] tioners’ sugar for dredgine bourd | Florissant to 4018A West Florissant. Coi- near Humphrey and spring; reward. 3728 _— verte +) 9 — ee 4 ond ry ther formula is to mix finely pow-|tween each layer. These confec- | mot 5 2. mM, 12,493; afiswers to name of ‘King. Return Wm econ ae Reader ravine er = ” r. We wish to thank our rel tatis ‘ee and friends 0 m.. | morning. Oct. 9, , St | t granimother, Catherine Miller; we ¢s- lered Prussian blue with rather] tior ay b " 7 sr in ||| SPECIAL NOTICE—To whom it may con- 5 Ss “wr "i 3:30 p. at 8:30 o'clock. to &t b i ions may be ,used at a dituner | nern: Oe and atter Ost. & 1008 | mitt ant to 1725 8. 3d_et.; reward. __ as - . t? ‘ oT ‘ ; TT r ? . : 7 > Ma ’ tetas. 2% } leftsch chapel. 5986 Margaret’ s f *hurch. Interment in C alvary lal i : : ' ' hin . he lla ; tien re ntly heat and Y ace of bonbons or gin ré Tr y it ‘ be resronsible for debts contrac ted by my b y EG L ASSES—L oat, on Hodiamont ear or i'cem rv ‘uhn and ~e Frat und tT the ‘ker. ‘avenue, to Memorial Park Ceme- Cemetery te ; a _ ipply varnish. \ combination of t meat >a 1- Y | Ist bet Wash d L | | Scran lelderie Undertaking Co : A combination of nu ‘ wife, Elmira Bartsch, 1329 N. Vandeventer st.. between ash an ocust; re- (c) | ton (Fa). Adrain (Mich.) and LER F LIE ‘nut. almond and filbert) mav 1 av.. St. Louis. Mo. IRA BARTSCH. (c7 | ward. 6506 Chamberlain (c7) | Cc EANING AND DYEING | ! ST eee ee ee ’ Kanegas City (Mo.) papers please coD* BRIC KE pt AND MILLER AM rES. MRS ID y E.—The engrav'x7' | - orl i ig aa Te has .. eh . cus ion a ala.” aden On a, T WOLFRAM Cleaning and Dyeing Co., 2608 : Tees, ,KEUP—Entecred ; a} used in equal pronortion3 PEC [ NOTICE—To who it r on- | hr OB—Lost,. gold. n nograin H. T., pen- nd re d mt rest o ri iin? Oui bit? doubt he of vVaiue to a 7 S AL Oo worn nay 4) A ; P " i P k - ° 7 as oe nw 6. 1922. at ‘ pg es i eae iene We express ur sincere:«than! all 1 curlo deals r. Paul Girardet o a} MILLY .— Scalloped oysters are cern Take notice that I. the an Site, I lant S gma Xi cow. Cabany 7199]. yy at Grane ae ctor “76 1) . ee. Ot rege J. v. 7 | jnee Mersdort) beloved wi ‘* of Gerhardt | relatives and frien. is fo: the aympathyv chow: born at Neuchatel in 1821. His cop. made as follows: 1 pint oysters, 4 || “ae eaning an ressing Sprint — : . uD. ear s ster of Mrs. Louise R el? h us in our sacl De Yemen t. } 1 he f mv yo ni: . yre ing “s *. a tal les oons yyster lie uor, v4 table- : é w HO is] P—Part cash — faving Gauahter of Mrs. Margarst iby | and ee, eee, COpReT. Mar ag ee ous oe =-- 5 es my OR | ton Sodan che tusswaae cane | tna milk or cream. 144 cup stale | — Denerinis. oMAS F. WADSACK. (2 | one Lite Ins. Ne OSE ae oe x a Dy Chen aera on aaee o Bi ney te ad , at eare uneral Monday. Oct. 9. at 8:20 a. m. | Mario. We thank Rev Spigardi for his kind ||| tah i te | bread , ae on ) ait : leat ve 386: (c) ‘ erokee; auto delivery ney late Sunday, 3416 Wi Women our eord from Hetlaze’s furere] rooms, 907 Chou- | S@rvice: the pallbearers. M: sha 'tser. —pghony ADR » diate ot cae tour meer! Sag re 6 tte spy Ye || SPECIAL NOTIC E—To whom it may con- | FORD SEDAN-——Stolen from 4177 Lafay- | a, | ’ — t sister-in-law niece | te#4 avenue, to St. Marv’2 Church. thence | Undertaker, and our friends for the beautiful ||| Noteworthy works submitted at the| 92 cur m utter, salt and pep- | cern: Notice is hereby given that on ane | ette, Oct. 3, 1922 No. 3,984,301: new | CAPITOL Cleaning and Pressing Co., N. HOUSE—10 rooms. 6: er-In-law, aunt, sist as = bee SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. (oe) | floral tributes The bereaved - ee Salon in 1842. The three others are| Per. Mix bread and cracker crumbs lafter the ninth day of October, 1922, | paint; double Hasslers; license Ne. 272- 6th; cleaning, pressing, re!ining, r Et light hounehaenina } i nt at Los Anceles. Cal. KLEIBER—oOn Siturday Oct. 7. 199° ZOUCIS, C. MARLO AND CHILDREN “The Battle of Isly” (after Horace and stir in butter. Put a thin laye1 ;will not be responsible for any debts con- | 492: reward for returnab'e information; no convenient te all hotels. Olive 817 ’ 8. ~ Interm : ae aa? oe feahethe: Littie Mielver ai ie = Vernet): “The Combat of Rivoli’ |in bottom of a buttered shallow bak- jj |tracted by my wife. otis " mee — | cuestions. |Al Schulz. 1409 Grattan st. GRAND AVENUE stallor. cleaner " ; ir cer i . er t . * | , ate = : a. " - . sii «tag hyper —_ Sets thanks pre (after Phillipnoteaux). and “The|ing dish, cover with oysters d |i | nour -- | GLASSES— Lost. on Olive or Vandeven'e? expert cleaning service: hats a i ZOUSES—4, 7. 8. 9. it it 0) ntered into pont on Thursday. hiee afayette avenue. dearly beloved wife | necahy tendered our ( Teo) 8. 30 rooms. C. J. H . . 5. 192%, at 12:30 m., John Coco.;of Frank M. Kictber| dear mother Of | the pine thy oh ay lh ge \rmada in Sight of Plymouth” | sprinkle with salt and pepper; aad |}; SPECIAL NOTIC E—I. Clarence Crommie of; car, T1esday morning; shell-rim slasece: cleaned. Lindell £602. 1914 N. Gran ut st. : , Fo ‘ husband of Mamie Coco (nee | Kathry n E. and Anna M. Kleiber and Mrs | ¢ ne tier _ ¢ ~~ oo | Y (afte Seumot lucas) a thalf each oyster liquor and cream . 6515 Davison av.. city of St. Louis, Siate : reward. Lindell ® (c7) TOL SE ies — Allen K. Schleicher. and our dear grand- | floral offerings proffered durit re hours | jj \sf* o SST Os Seen: ro deter. | * bee gfe oy ain. ti! Of Missouri. do hereby give notice that I/¢ es. wall : ge yl a ally _; Puneral from Paul coe + pel funera! | mother. ; of sadness i bere h ag a —— ' — > value take it to a curto Repeat. and eat oP with ie yrange will not be responsible for any debts con- | GLasi a ae “oy aM “ - ey at Hie. | CLEANING ame ee we ine al ct : sacrifice, . , a + 2 D ~~ : {death of my husband. Joh: rnhardt : 1 | ‘ ing crumbs. Bake 30 minutes in : ion Inn or Grand an aenolia: good re- press your fall clothes at the followt + pater in ss P. hae “and Paul's ~ ~ re sere! wilt: be Mivente? | cue Sither and «randfat h hot oven. Never allow more than tracted after this date by my wife, Mar-| ward: lost Wednesday. Lindell 209 (7){ prices; men’s 2 or 3 piece suits, $1.2 — + en n eter an auis U . Lie r ‘ er y tt — —_ ' » ‘ 4 ~ e Ww | we guarantee oyr work. Nm ig ot 7. 1622. at 10 m.. her, finee Schwandt), dear sister of Florence. At. | MRS. ANNA M. BERNHARDT AND racked we cannot see much use ini the mid¢die layer will be underdone. | ADOPTION cles: reward. Forest 7916. (c) 25. Artistic Cleaners and HOU sSE—C lears Si 150 +r b (nee Sale). Me w ife ~ Joh thur and Elmer Kramer and our dear niece. | im g ; site = either cleaning them or regilding while others are properly cooked. i PENT EPR en pees se oo ae ASSES—Lost: light t tois shell in = 2544L, 5239 Delmar. ge gat SBa, ‘ a W ckle, our dear mother. sister. nrage- {sister-in-law and aunt, tn her twentieth year ‘ rhe proper way to ciean them is to! A sprinkling of mace or grated nut- ||| ADOPTION-—A splendid family wishes to, jeather case on Taylor av. car or at in- > : 3853A Olive. o ith nt. : Re ‘mains will lie In atate at fa nilv resi- iit eatte ds ittnnte eax PRISE a || dip a soft brush in alcohol to which’ meg to each layer is considered by || | adopt a bright, healthy boy or girl under! tersection of Tavlor and Bellefontaine: re- ELECTRI IR! HOUSE—S rooms, alccly @Mmensine at Arthur J. Donnellv’s var- | dence, 2127 East Fair avenue. un'!! Monday. | ang neighbors for thelr kindness and svm | = feW drops of ammonia water has| many an improvement, 2. A French ||| 4 years old. Box F-5/. “Post-Dis.___(65)|_ward__Colfax 2703M._729 Morin av. ic) iC WIRING, ETO. ed: good location: 3 car lig : . | boulevard. Due notice c at 10 a. m. Funeral service from | pathy tn chs teadiiaa> © tome ar che been added, and with it go over) fruit salad is made of 2 oranges, 3 ||| FOR ADOPTION—Pretty baby boy of ex- | GLOVE—tLost: brocaded silk. for lef: i ind, ws wire 4 rooms for $13. 7 3830 Oi "ne suriace Do not rub—at least, bananas, 1: . —— of malaga ceptional parentage. Box F-34 1. P -D.«1) on Frankiin oo. Soabeeee 4400R + Ma of o., 2221 Keokuk at. stant 382 U ng signed. has purchased the restaurant busi- | FOLDER—Lost; containing insurance re- ness at S12 Pine st.. formerly owned by| ceipts; finder please return to Metropol- and Olive: superior work: try us. ¢cBi) Ws 1 Ti LIE ge WS NEEL AT Git RE ILE IMSS TIE DS IPE SE SLR WR BIMBO 5955 T heedosia. ‘at 3 ter. cc) - ne & Son's chane!, Fair and | through the loss f r } } em fest Florissant avenue: ond : es ae BO oe Ae py enlarge a tl not me | hg r nich a: all tiled t = AuNS—Entered into rest on Fridsy.|m.. to New Bethlehem etl aap = = P| and father. father-in-la iw and gran father, (ji not roughly or harshly. In the grapes, urnished: all fl x 5. 1922. at 10 m., Francis M brother and Wrother-in- and uncl ‘course of five minutes the dirt will) 1 head lettuce and French dressing. ||! girl. Box F-310, Post-Dispatch. (1) hlack kid. size lish walnut meats, ||| FOR ADOPTION—Handsome blue-eyed baby | GLOVES—Lost. Thursday ow atowe: — iWtH-GRADE sues We, my a > 3 aA - e . et ’ Bido: or a ~— walle ; 3 meres =e ha ‘- a a er er ae gota into rent on. Thurs. | me namept yf ‘ We especia!!: vank the Rev lave become soft and easy to re-, Peel oranges. and remove pulp sep- vn nen ——== | GLovES—Partv 7A Forest 4407. rer a Co.. 203 N. 34 et. Main 4 4854. ae ‘ mother 0 rs. John L. ar ay, Oct 22, at St. Johns’ Hospital, ; Joseph reuss, 5 Michhael's ‘hurch, | |i mov Vv ’ ' aly . ac re "a aa ae : ~ OUSE G—C 253 or rms; a ral opportunity. LIME —@yneral from residence. Nashville. I. James MeGutre. brother of John MeGuire Shrows! ury Park, for his consoling words ||) wish the. ate — ae ag oe eine ht ye fine ag 8 took Pie, | SEALED PROPOSALS eS at Thursday. phone Cab- = rete Wikis 4 no yn. y ‘ 3 fe r - Also the 'lhearer: ’ Ww. 4 ‘ me : hes a " - “ : — ny _ 5904- ye a : a . HOUSE—20 rooms: large » : _Menday. . Oct. 9. at 2 o. m ”|3661 Washington boulevard on Bly | 6426. the Croghan | undertak or his ef- | ed in rain water. Then lay the, Remove skins and seeds “from ||| SPECIAL NOTICE—Bids will be received by |GOLD WATCH—Lost; Elgin: a gift: at all kinds. A. Horsmann Elee. Co. on 2d floor: income ice FENC Entered into rest. Thyreday Oct, Oct. 9. at 2 p. m. Interment in Calvarv| ficient service and the beautiful floral of- | damp frame in the sunlight or grapes. Break walnut meats in/||! the Boara of Public Service of the Cit of | Union Station: reward more than watch |F!VE rooms wired, with lights, $15 5 cise me and furniture: part cash % Em 4 ot 6 Pp. m., Albert waste Finch ne , Cemetery c) | ferings Sa diy misse] by wife and family | “omewhere near warmth so it wi!l pieces. Mix prepared ingredients | St. Louis. room 208 City Hall, until 12 m./ is worth Dr. Popp. 1021 N. Oth one work guaranteed. ban ine. -aom. aw — gin uM. Bch Gent ap wy | MeMAHON-TAMM ANY—FEntered into rest | ane ae wo loved hin | dry completely. In order to avoi@| and arrange on lettuce leaves. Serve ||; On Oct. 24, 1922. for reconstruc:ing Easton | traxpBAG—Lost; black: Grand and Lucky IF you want to save on your electric sires ; avenue from Marcus avenue to King’s high- . Se . trother of A or_in grocery; reward. 4005 N. 20th. and want good work, call Tyler 73, and get ¢ensed Elec- lH 4 —. : MRS. ML SSK‘ pr AND FAMILY. |i streaks te c ‘rence iress| Saad corner. 001 8. Vanie y ae Be tyothver t Arth ur Fie nh, Minnie $ | McMahon. pT iat A Katie AS | reaks take care that the position’ with French dressing. || Way; and for improving ee — aa) —o — rifice for cash. Call oa Joe McMahon. darling daughter of } .. We wish to extend our sincere and most ,|! G Vf 1 Senthwet avenue te of aouseant hae Sther spot “on right front ant Teieal posuek my prices: . Adolph Steiner, =e ES ER OR a a LEGAL INFORMATION | Information can be had at the office of | 1. Hochthurn 24264 Dickson at. WIRJ=G of ‘wenteQuek aoe sane . -o— + y. s for their sympathy tend | . = | sident, room tall. c ane ; NG of reat Mat- sik Beation oe vie "to Oak Hill Cemetery. Deceased s|;dear niece of Mrs. Catherine Fettig and most beautiful floral springs tendered 1 (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association.) 1 chap gg . isl KEYS in ‘South “St Louis: peward. Aus. ty; reasonable prices for first-class Work; American Brewery. "h Sheer of Maplewood Camp, No. 64° — a eee. our Guar cousin Curing the hours of sadness and bereave-|j;| PERPILEXED.—The interest the/ently located before taking ous Kuski, 13204 North Market. So eee Pires een, ae : 71D BOARDING HOUs — of A. | _ Funeral from her late restden: , 24147 loved err aman yg an we 7 pe ay Ro *-| | brokers are charging is legal. vonr naturalization pnapers. | KEYS— Lost; 6, on ring; motify by phone, faraiae at: ee i in industrial center; nice tal Mrs. Cynthia A. Fuller. .ur' Bacon street. Monday, Oct. 9, 8:30 a. m| We also wish to thank v. Henry Drees READER OF POST.—The tenants, PROS. MOTHER.—If the Woman R Victor 514, or call at $210 8. Grand; re- rooms; 2 swhehes and ‘i reom and kitchen newly | -@merest mother, entered peacefully into | to St. Teresa’s Church. Interment in Cal. | and Rev. Dr. E ith for heir ||! are resnonsible for these items, | can prove these relations exist, she ||, R ware. 3-lieht: 3 single chain drops. 1, Bleeping rooms nicely ? he * urday. Oct. 7. 1922. at residence.| vary Cametery (c7) | prayers and address. the “pal a ll for | uniess the landlord has agreed to can have her husband arrested. oth. KEYS—Lost: 5, and opener, on ring. Mr. 4059 Schille ake: facta Sis ct fare | MAGANZA— Entered into rest on Friday | undertakers. for. thelr ing neil Bros. || supply them. erwise she would not have a right | [= apialer, Pierce, Oi! Corp., 7th floor, Bank | Gir your house wins sow . 2 ce . ¢ i } Lan : OT sie imicient ans rena! j or r ri nm. Eaneware : everythi coos § meas a | ganza. uaa ed cp og p —~- anz a services rendered : 1 . B—If you have not been at ” do — KODA K—Lost; Sunday, 1 p ; Fairground Bost AnD — Riveren xtures. Commercial ee Dn Fridav. Oct. 6, 1922. John | (nee Backmann) and dear father of Jo#n and | MRS. ALVINA KRATZER AND CHIL- ault yourself. you wi!! have no dif- ELLA B.—The summons can law- Solid agate, 25c line; out-of-town "% Park trive. ‘meters ¢ 4623 Vir ein, BY. Sa re coral atitan Bide.. East St. Low Francie Gaab. darling son of James G DREN Fa ‘leulty in gettine a divorce on the! fully be served by leaving it with |}; 29¢ daily, 30c Sunday; minimum reuse. Cee = 419. 1 6 ae SAVE 20 per cent and be satisfi ins lines. nee or more insertions Ic : © 5419; ca P. pay: td 300 satisfied Customers in two "Misnor Geab. ani dear brother of |Pcter. Marie Maganza and Mrs. Alice | HARDWARE AND . oS | Vaughan. round that your husband has de-' his wife, at his home. If she does; WS Tor ke ; POld established place. —— pas Delores GCasd. in bis er ee, from family ge tg 4990 Bo- erted vou for 2 years. not give it to him, he will never- || parse ena ga 8M Uprie SRELLA—Lost, 1 —_ Ggand eng1s Dea een — 63) é és 9° tanical avenue, Monday. at 2:30 p. m., to . , ; .| theless have to appear. | sE—i : als t mn Meramec’ | war °7T7 ‘ , AIRING—Ail machinery. ms : ase ge mage | he ' St. Ambrose’s Church. Interment in SS. Pe- | _ IN MEMORIAM C. S—We cannot suggest any NXIOUS P é | tee Higa es or. omatat ard Lindell EN: FIRST-CLASS commercial wirin bh Market st. be Px vary Cemetery Pat: “¢e) | ter and Paul's Cemetery. (c) Dear thoughts of my beloved daughter. | Sage | to do ae than to eS ME ayo nsagags oHee aees —— eit _1002 Title Gnaranty Dlig Od. Lic eying on N otite 1808 NY. Srairie, Con Teak ty Olive bo 38. Cont eat a ry — F % 3 a iilien ly ' ne »| Nellie Krage er 98th b tha aly |; the acts to e persons over ei! } ; a 0 come 0 an ii} . Olive any vaston. otifv rairie 0., “ ne. live ent. xe © oe aes Saag gt new OUT, aT erat = rest by rite. | se na AM ape * oe ee np S. ae R | missed by bor feving mothe > an 4 wi ee “Y 1!) forema n, who are in charge of the | agreement b re the ae | | LO OG a ee peo “rooms, with A hall and MESH BAG—Lost: gold; on Vandeventer car ~ -— oA ; ; Pp. m., uise Gut- | Mosby ? ! a RB on. | =_ | shop. /company abdou 1@ matter you can d - , ny or Vandeventer and Olive; Tuesday eve- {| IF you want your house wired proper! 3 PAIR SHOP—Established 3 : ), dear beloved wife ot | Non?’ York. rnd Mts, P T. Golaney, Mili | | NOCA A vote of the stockhold- | Sue them. 1 Fu: gg “ang | of Eurekae Ralph Semey| ning. Lindell 30RAW. Central_9545J. genet Sxturee one mates is and * eat Wonable; leaving city. hr: Gut or and dear mother of Charies, | House. Priory road. Dartford. Kent. En-| , 1” memory of my Gear son and brother. ; “the cory ion f : A. B. C.—As a rule Mi rl i! —— z MONEY—Lost. collections. Communicate gokod ” aaa) berehbedian. ” — Williar . Hildegard Jaeger and Herbert | ziand and sister of M. F. Mitchell. | Arthur Bender. who departed this ife Oct. 9 ers of the corporation is necessary | ' Fs ge Ss . a mMissou ' TRAINED NU Rsk. having comfortable coun- : Aug. Borcherdin bo39 PAIR: SHOP—First-class, Weutjanr, i our dear mother-in-law, grand- | | Booklvn. aged 69 vears | 1920; sadly missed by mother and brother for such a merger, but it need not Sat Se mango: — . its try home, will board nervous, rundowa ls oe “Bates pene Jem Se = . ey e 3 he ¢ } us rote, t 1e own stock. e ransactio a t ii ‘ae CA cr. Miller. entivar, | MU. — Lost : ate sum: in srs ac ; a. wees :geen =e ; a Pera wil take lace ‘on Monday, Oct. | NELSON—Entered into rest, Thursday ithe tind wnien for tha dete Mere 2a relia SOREN VOR OF which you inquire would “not Hillsboro. Mo. Both phones. : 4 pe ogee between tan: 28 and 30; iiberas me oe Rte Oe ee . Pe o. n Los Angeles. Cal..} .i6 Moran at i. a ae eee tT A : , - area | _rewar orest 112R. . c FAIR SHOP—On Hodiamont, pee oes ee ae ee See |N. 9. Neison, husband of the late Aimeria/ GJle Moran at 2 6 oe READER.—The woman's purchase legal. CLUB Te begee oF sate, _Sround on MONEY Lest, S38 trom West Pine” te moot at}, Com i et J. RS achinery rent 30. 3 mee to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. _P. Neilson, father of Mrs. Louis D. Lawnin | ee aa, at 5 o'clock a. m. | o-. the mortgage at the trustee's DAILY READER.—You can can- Bo gprenagy he oA —ienhe place: no one can! Westminster on Vandeventer. about 12:15 tor 2477L ee) is AIR SHOP—Present t location THe daltt of St. Gomse's parish and the ‘Chris- te, ul. ‘ : = ene ove —_ = ypammer ag departed this. life oe can sell it without the signature zine, but you are liable for the ||| good fishing and bathing. Address E. L, Ma- | West Pine. _{c) COMMERICAL WIRING t location in city; rent rs of Our Lady of Sorrow parish. | ue notice of interment in St. Louts will | (6 1921 . , “ ware He , 7 S ——_ Delmar. » = (c7) be given See adiy missed b pen . fing . a | ith rhine nadea t teh: = — ! . ETTA AND GRACE. | SITBSCRIBER.—It would be bet- company can sue you for what COME to Mineola. Mo., ‘Ss rest and enjoy w r stone studded tassel to match; riess: ; a Snot : eet ving aa 3 ‘/RYAN—at the tesidence of a sister, Mrs : ' ter to wait until you are perman- you owe. | a vacation: private home, large and beau- | reward. Forest 5°47. PUMRBIA eke, ae sian Pine st (7-09) eliston str 7 . ward Callahan, 1323 North seen ae In sad but loving memory of my beloved || tiful grounds, wonderful medicinal spring: NECQKPIECE—Lost: fur; Tuesday afternoon, - ee © ; s —., street, on Thoreday. Oct . . aed (" T' xX if Ay: f 4 r ‘SB , ’ 9 2 a ‘0... 09 Chestn AIR SHOP—Fuli line o ciock np. m ary Ry parted thi life Oct. 11, 1918. MEDI ‘AL OL ES TON . way: stop at the Cliffbrook. Write G ward. Phone Webster 1728. - ( nda UIVE a7, ut ry, in ondition; pieOV a iT ter of James Ryan, Mrs. Louis Partmey. Mrs Sadly * Se pee a Scanland for particulars. wn a IL ing oh Fee olga other busine .\5 . Thomas Johnson. Mrs. William McKee and adiy missed by WIFE AND SON can le . _, PAIR OF GLASSES—Lost: black rim: “ illy av.. Mapiewood. tio Mrs. Edward Callahan Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be con- || oxX THE BEAUTIFUL MERAMEC VRIVER vard. Return to 5511W_ Wells. $34.50 WIRES 5 rooms, complete, meet - ih P | | oS enon, ee o r J! ; : : P individ ses wil » given. |'.1 can offer 8 lots, fronting on the Meramec | pagsrs-——rLo al light bowl pee a, one ant PAIR SHOP—Month's free 1 ik IRI UA IS M Funeral will take piace from Arthur J In loving memory of our fear mother who | Sidered. Diagnoses or treatment of individual cases will not be given. | River. cohuses sabdivinion 15 eles on the | PASSES—L at: Pennsylvania and Terminal aS bes , in on m ight shower. Pe Elec 5-2 r 1 WwW — , ‘ ' c J — ‘ , pi tcher, skiver, sole colorer, # HW streets pe ee. Onn Store age at 2 : eaporees thi meat Oct 9, Regs & pak Ww. R—You do not say if you are a kept og and th® swohen | seautiful Telegraph road: restricted sign on 140R8W. (c)| display _ 19 N. Oth. Olive : - ° : ' . Ce er mais 8 Vv "ho loved her. , , , ) - sarts Tro . ; ‘oO ) é | " UE : So56 ee a he eee "" = clock rterment in Park Lawn Cemetery ERNST SABE C *K AND CHILDREN || a man or woman. Impaired — og s protected with cotton and oll || the WM APPEL, J Agebt. 2501 Gravele av, PAY ENVELOPE—On_ Laclede or Jeffer- 532, Central Orta. i250. 7 N. & e z | SCHAEFFER Fn: cred into rest ong Frt- ing would be a good deal 0 S STEADY —Th ¢ : - - ~ ee q son car or near Ford plant. reward. fae SPECIAL PRICES DURING DP—Gvuod iocation. 649 : day. Oct. 6, 1922. at 6:30 a. m.. Katherin | | handicap in the nursing occupation. 7 ere are many torms ji Duck Hunting and Fishing Club | renz_Anderlini. Stdnev 1845M. (c7) “BETTER HO WEEK,” “TENTH Sg = peer tang digg FR me Schaeffer (nee We mann). beloved wife of ae "a He — our dear niece and cousin, ||| state yeur sex and pre! minary edu- of rheumatism and treatment will |) | Or izi near Beardstown, II; want | PAY ENVELOPE—Lost; of working girl; Oct. DP—Good location; plenty TEESE South Seventh | Fred W. Schaeffer. dear mother of BAIY | Oct. 11, 1918. SPP arted this life/ || cation for further detalis. Pi il ge ty re an “Chrenia tape ae Migh-class men. to investigate with view | with name Lula: Se ie La For clectrifying Iready- homes. we er 27 _ FIR aout SPIRITUALIST. CHU i meyer, Sere Alvion Marquart. Henry ond Sadly missed by all who lored her. 1 — a = ottonaey — land answer accordingty Internal | 2 cee, ee Castneres ghone pa. wer if earnes to L mp 11a Lynd - er, : ae , - nday, Dp. ™,, an ursday, William Wellmann end our dear ot eT-iIR- | " , |}; @ fu and careful phys . di ) the rh ] | , i Kee See * Wottaton. ‘ tion. ot conten. re -_" : Bag ee eg me 4 ee nore Oe oe A wean. "Cee . t our sex remedies are on e whole not of ||| ers Hotel. ___. | PIN—Lost: Emerald and pearl crescent, ber Ree vrensy. Oot. S. 1922. at de te Ane FF Oct. &. pete: siaaak D. R. E—In mumps the glands, Local treatment is very beneficial. ie x. _Maybach. __ Phone Olive 3027 ‘PU RSE—Lost, brown leather, _With money. EXPRESS AND HAULING. R° ORE—Notions, candies, , = South Twelfth street. ra ast + 920 I. nuit aatout, weloved mother of Faithful and honest to the end of his days: of the neck situated under age | sgt yar sat ee ae are ||| an ot Meramec % ville, 1. Kinloch St. Clair 2061J.| RAPID Express Co., 460 N, Sarah st. Lin- ‘torni ch oa os cogid Ue ae ,# SRITCAL SSSRETON, Monday and Thurs- | Fred Scherzer. Harry Scherzer and Lucille nye oe to the world = some he may be, of the jaw become swollen. There | heated ‘ary air Electricit , pe | Park preferred. Forest Pt (c)| Bluff station. __aell , ; ae loo a *y Dis. — nzs; Wednesday ee Han- | Duecker (nee Scherzer), and dear mother-in- ut toy to my heart and memory he times both sides are affected. ere P A: fit ae 7, = BS ; : RING—Lost; onyx: Monday. Oct. 2. 4053) A. O. Schulenbu —e Service Co.. oa SOx B-109. Fost?) . fe 3058 Wright law of Clara Scherzer and Charles Duecker. shail aiways be. ' lis a loss of appetite, pain on open- of — bene nelot ‘ere treat- McPherson. Lindel! AOO7M: reward. (ce) Clark; 2 or 3 trucks. Main sometimes aiment is very elpful, selecting a ‘ | RING—Lost; ruby sates. Call Colfax oun: ® 10: ice —_—— — — ee ee . FATTR PLANT—Small: SSCIENCE OF THE SOUL—Trumpet, Sun- | £7@ndmother of Melvin and Vernon Scherzer MOTHER, "SON AND SISTER. ||| ing the mouth and ; reasonable if sold at oncé. . | P. m.: Monday and Thursday, § p. m. ,and Charles Duecker Jr.. aunt and cousin. | | slight fever. This disease can climate free of damp and cold. jj} | Liberal rewar: ] —— =" lovin me - || epread: therefore all children should |Great relief is sometimes attained || LOST and FOUND so e , oving memory of our dearly beloved 1 | RINGS—Lost will ‘party whe nick a Up E MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 4 ; at -Dispatch. ; or jaged 60 years. : ae — * on pl. (6400 Easton). (99) | *8 y . - chap : , ' ex PARLOR—2900 8. Se sWGHT oF TRUTH—Sundays, Thursdays, | ., gh Rigo ergy eet al Oct. 8. At} brother, George Bankerd, who died Oct. 7,|'\ be kept away from it. If a child | by wrapping the affected joints in |j| : rings in Nugents’ washroom, Friday, Sept. ‘ has been exposed he may develop | cold cloths, covered with a thin jj) 29. call Lindell 4219W? A KEY IN one oh INUTE— E— Locket tone George, how much we miss you, symptoms as late as two or three layer of woolen cloth and protected ||| RING—tToet- twin diamonds, finder please Rapid Key Co 5 Chestgut. Olive ‘K PARLOK —Inauire ¢ . ya. Fridays, 8 dD. m. “on *:30 p. m., to Old St. Marcus Cemetery. (e7) | 15. Morgan. _ - SL detgensen, 253A Easton , aim. PARLOR—And pool # S=EEIINGS. Tuesday, 2 p. m., .1827E) puree Enyeres into rest of Fri- | Since from earth you passed away, | weeks. These cases get well very | with oiled silk. The Turkish bath = ‘ call Olive 1825 or Cabany 3215M; re- _ liza- And our heart lled w rrow Solid agate. ic line; out-of-town ; «meng » East St. Louis, Tl. Mrs. Anna |, 48 Pe Ste fas 404 Sy ar, As we hearts are fi yi ie et |) easily if a liquid diet is given, the | is useful. vic daily. 30c Sunday; minimum &% _ ward. fel) | ASHES yee | ne ~ 3507 i oon: lines. Three or more insertions Ic ROSARY—Lost: lavender; rear Cupples tract. Lio A 7 ith brick fiat x: , Schultheia. Caro'ine Sadly missed by | — = . ms; lot 120x250 feet; on Bly TRUTH—At the n, ae or Bcbultpels’ Elizabeth Klein BROTHER AND SISTER. A line discownt. Schood: reward. Forest 2861W.. | ASHPITS, —s a ge ‘ eity limits; beautiful surre Sunda evening. Lecture, subject: | IN MEMORIAM CEMETERY LOTS . ROSARY Last: oo Jefferson os Giberekes aS take aavantage of eum Digeons and nine sanitary. oe a : aang Needs of the People.’ Cc In loving memory of our darling, Edna | - ~ who | LOT—Fine; tn beautiful Oak re Ceme- cost car: reward. 3830 §. Broadway. molt Co, ag Te houses; all in first-class ZS se ‘Mae Allen, who departed this life Oct. 10,| In loving memory of Elmer Fanter. who | \ ~. Box G9 6 ee ag ae | ene = onarete Ashpit £10 Te . CH, mee me em ieee | great- grandmother. ‘2 1917: entered eternal life Oct. . 20. tn his tery; at bargain. ox G-9. Post-Dispatth. | 34 G—Lost. gold, small, in or entrance of | SCARF—Lost. embrotdered, threes loops. — 6038. Delmar 17 06K. : - an ; viel circle, Funeral from res tor.| ~ Gone my darling. gone forever. eighte@nth year: LOT—vValhalia, 12- gtave, sect lon 10; $600 Chase Hotel, Saturday evening, Sept. 30; neighborhood of Winnebago. Grand and CONCRETE cutting and and wrecking. : Esplan ae Brest Pt ai “‘Plecht, 1416 8. Broadway: al Mrs. Frank FK lein. De xe: “ys Warren street. on How we miss your loving face, Our carting rae, 8 siete », Re _" value, $400. Box F-227, Post- Dispatch. reward. Cabany 7290 (c) | Gravois. 2226 Montana; reward. (ec) blasting. Graner Const } “or call 2 “ ts real one is - elov usba . stnile on my face, still a heartache, | 1. Return 3850 Humphrey. (ce) ; : ct Sirs gachnaey spc MNES, EEN. nen, 2:90», | ecley ec ate oo My cena any | a, funni ty Saicige Yt oem UNDERTAKERS | PERSONAL [|{|sanrremtar: cia 5 ainmenme aap: |"Slrsigye “170 Cure We veark Oh ; A sho ee ' - . t ) rroKengt- hea e ; fi . "Senta Panae 250. ‘. + by other mediums. Meeting Tuesday | our dear father-in-law and grandfather. aged | WIFE, MOTHER, SISTER AND STOLL PEETZ BROS. | ~ pin wor} “cameo, with P ana whe ot —— poses: * sca |" danere Monday, Oct. 9. at 3:30 | FAMILY. te) Auge mehr i" (o7) | TERS oet nt: reward, Waodiand Drug IRER remodels al a a ee Par % nera . a t 0 | of DE-PINISHING MACHINES an "30 THES MONISTIC CHURCH | from Roberts’ — wer bo gy Grand In coven memory of our dear daughter heme ee chasms tee Gee - * (82) | BoB CURLS—Lost: on Manchester between | Co. 5039 Gravois. Riverside ae “daily — 5 Dp. m.; and wife, ida M. Kraft, who Geparted 2 ——-, % Personal, 30c per line daily. sée line 4100 and Chouteau Trust. Please return UMBRELLA—tLost; gentieman’s Hodia- nda at a big bargain. Eagle 20 + o: - ™., Thureda; . 2p. m. boulevar@-to St. Agatha’s Church. fue. - 2000 N. Oth st. a an = = . cb ment at 8S. Peter and Paul's Cemeter’ c7 life two years ago Oct. 10. 1920. | ; Sunday. Out-of-town S5c, dat | te #185 Manchester: reward: Weber. | __mont car. Fridav morning. Cahany 2114M. in — ——— _—— - ~~ late an bai to rest. Friday, Oct. 6,| Dear is the grave wher ur loved one is | , ae re TORE Oe te ier veer he me. ae heneally * ag ihdaenidiaal CHAS. L, GERAGHTY — | fandss. Zein and Tomiie | gnc: Mecomoling, urge gg | CHNRELL Los cies cae ice business; ony ene in Senda ie . . Ch OF CHRIST—" niversal Broth- beloved wife of i tg ad = to | Sweet is the memory that never shall fade; OMT aa 20 taaaten 1896. daily. 30c Sunday. Minimum 2 lines. 8. “Jefferson: “reward. . Ot) cal} Cabany 3 AARRM or leave with sexton posite courthouse. % ane Sunday services, 7:30 Lec- | Mary a. x danght 5 ea ap ee Bomtedl Son taster’ sehr ee | Gao Daa Three or more insertions Ic line | STPIN—Lost, crystal; liberal reward. | WRIST WATCH—Lost; gold, with biack | 9025R. Vandalia, 11), - fe by ooper: messages es by M Mrs. K dear daug ag? hter-in lf others forget you never shal! we. pe ree . discount. BREAST — &o54 whagies % ° , as wun eke Tie 31 SAND POULTRY MARKET aeery, r, and others. ail eehaemee. and 1” Mary Becker {s suahtercn-| Sadly missed by $ | Call Forest 22. 60: ngton. | bands at Fp ai yier | "| ait RT yp. 3731 N. {ih st.; cood Mame ieee (cO9) | aw Ti ohn as a ere eS PERSONAL CAMEO PIN Lost: Sea or Shoetione RL ner ATOR Lastr a keonsake: in ~5 in bie anet CHURCH CONSOLATION, ; nk, Gertrude | In loving memory of our dear son, Aurelius CEMETERIES ; PERSONAL—Mgrtle B, come home at once; | return 930 Morrison. _ room, third floor. Stix. Baer & Puller S . TRU CK—And ‘well-es' 3 wi 1. a. m. Lecture Becker. 9 t &:30 a. m., | Lohbeck, died Oct. 4, 1921: father fs dying. L. Stoddard. (cl) | CHILD'S Ss GLASSES—Lost on Lee car. ~ be- Wednesday: call or return to Mise Me nally. er entering unother — \ 3 : da Seg “ Dm. Sun- agg on o951 Montgomery ive ameadiehen. /- f ] L k d PERSONAL—Cornelia Scott. and. brother:| tween Grand amd 15th, about 4 p. m.;| skirt department, third floor, Stix, & Box F-47, Vost- Disge ~ , a otto . 8 Thu ureday | 5 | street, to St. ‘* Church, thence to Cal-| jy tried yyy em hem, | eautl ul ake woo Are you back from your trip? Please) return 1455 Chambers st.; reward. Fuller: reward. NG PL ANT—Fivo oa > . riday. "Det. "28th. 1 ) . (c7) | z , ‘ ; » send address to Box F-25 © Post- Dispat ch. , eng Te with ‘red flow- nls wr ae | with ” woberts wis =e C. Rinderer, 3010 Lemp. (c) 4 be ecg her residence, 1723 North To bie "grave. ‘sate wapder, THE PARK CEMETERY J Your friend, A, L. queues | CCAS otter part of August. out of machine | Found yr Bas od atin - — |. Jefferson avenue. . of Saturday, Oct. quntil death calls me away, | ide ea we orthwest of. Gravois. | PERO Eima R.: Your birthday | from St. Louis to ia een ee | BAR 2 gy Te pee lear erates Box “ 29 Loci ust. - = .. >. $ R: Dp. Mary Walsh (nee Ma- | Where I hope to join him hand fn hand LIV = 14. 72% CHESTNU T CENT. 6491. don’t you need me? Will #0} 1561 W. Delmar 4645R a a Ce 87. Post-Dispatch. SEE U . FIRS?. . ¢ oe 4 OF MO. CHURCHES. Walsh ane eee | “oS ro om Saree day. ae “i C68) | | you; love and prayers follow you. | COLLECTOR, BOOK—Lost, oie tL BIRD DOG—Found. all at ot 1438 Le La Roy. pre par 9 , yee mY GHT CHURCH, 4232 McPher- { Mary. Ila an‘ artin | . a Ta : = ee bod | e insu : BULLDOG—Found. Cal! a se terview will com “a ¥, 2 o'clock: Thursday evenings. sh. His family and his bereaved mother, —. | FERBONAL—Information mn wanted of Dood,, Dietz, 3206 ° Jefferson. Victor 19715. | GaLF—-Found, Jersey heifer. Re Roster. Way w Dinars on —— : Tty | Funeral will take place from akg AO Engeibard CEMETERY LOTS Becky. a or Julie Bates, to _ tle es-| COMB AND PRUSH se Sas Hodia.nont | ~“,on and MrKinzi rds. i xChrascr. 709 | Victoria 3 nue HT CHURCH—1636 Mhio | _Donnelly's parlors. Notice of funera ea levtee aagmery ef Bicker. Seret ee | ows Bec. | ‘tate: rewa Mgry Hunter. 1322 8. Boy | __ ear; reward. Caheny | a — t ' : nd Paap ants - o — pan = ge og life Oct. 8. 1970. in + eight | 1. lot 764: $125 cash. Forest 1007. \ oT SEOPLE ATTENTION—1 ae | gam LW hens Grand 14443, Cen. ena Utah. Apnly Sunday. 2011 2 i -_ oe . : c - n en —— nee ie re 4a. . y ° “x ar ae ‘CHURCH—2652 Shenan- Pear tue | Our darling bev from us has gone | CEMETE ERY LOT—Lakewood Park: worth | important information for Lena Wililams, | 7168. {c) ny oar white female poodle: blind fn " * ee aod and Wednesday aft- * To a home beyrond the erave. © $2 50. ‘sel _for_ $1 75 Rox F’- 343. F P.-D. formerly Lena Byrd, and her ae aes PIA SOND nRiNG—Lost: quarter karat; vi- both e *T sa owner can have same by call- ; 4 * ag M eer. 921. the POST-DISPATCH | We tried so hard to keep him, ——— — penal Byrd, Willie Byrd and Effie yrd nity Vandeventer de Louis a | en nk at 1 Russel! ay . A hone Ol N jon IRSTON—Marcus Hall. 4700 During 192 But our bov we could not sare ( CEME TE RY lh IT—Sectio on 4 oi Calvary ' Box 244. Beaumont, Tex. hi ighborh MONE Y—Fo at 3 Nugents Saturda) PENDLER REALTY OO.. N@¥ . 2:80, lecture by Mr. Leath- ad: ~- Rox F-154. P FO. Nox 22: neriy, or storga in this, he at SRAGA Pe z} my , Le wl S210. , as Bd ER St a ‘ ed wants to w * rewar ‘ en ; a : on, haber. printed 6070 AGENTS WANTED ads, = 70 grave we often wander Cemesery Rox F-154. Post-Dispatch. ae _— h 4 3860 Kennerly. cae Call A_Pairview ie his t ‘ = . Bervice bd ~ ’ — ee rs p—— - ae 5 1G INVES . B? aMUN pe Ne Pa ie nd | $307 than the THREE Bee Tntil death calls us away, GEMETERY 1LOT—Valhaila, section 4; wis! the whereabouts of 2 bee = ee H. vie Bt. DOG—Lost. biue-bDiack ticked bound. 0 —Found at “Riseate Call at ; Ape pws oie w av. 7 When we hore to Soin him, hand tn hand. sell whole or half. Forest om Balt fe) son ly 67 anchester av umphrey, r evenines. at. Eee Sepeeseen, é6t. Louis pewspapers COMBINED. t the throne on judgment ey CEMETERY LOT peice: > Lahowaedl amen | : nr bustbees other degd. con come 65 was eit cen white ale bull torsier ity yo amour i tae sig | a a ee ed by your heart-bro section Bieckman, on ed pe CRCH 4412 West Betie | eeetine oR RANDMOTHER. AUNT. ON- Ss; 1 oymetery,, ereth Moms) | and ears: reward. tt Delmar S477R. | be tnd ea aoe CLE AND COUSIN. ~ nee rh - fj sf

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Farr ay — GQ EN AU Rinily 7 fe de a N ot ony au LA Pte: oes . | NAY 60 ~~ so 8a Be ne > “Aroning ily ed and | mily nas06" — Misso * — STO NGAN ree “Louis ‘ taught, fn hres — Y Ss ae Ea nome ah Ba me, ane ones seer “i SAN nm cae 3 oe = tein or iar ieee ape ignts ladies D a ees St fei oF Ce may bs Joe g & rain .of, Bol fs $5 “ae ccear! CEA a G ' nd d Pa tes y nt. Ile Pet ne “- r ~ 922. h ck ee co ft iaa C ING Cab- A T 3 a FF _ YOUr os elivered “men ash niga. | i ot “LAN Siu tora ouse: | D 2 es Bay s) ‘drat T RUCT tL 5. , . a e . P > - 70 orde flo Fix sews inclu oe ee depart os & neha stanc _Post-D Ww EN ) soa ¢ Sa Ww Dee ch r P ' tdea r ors 90 nt d | 232 c m ov wy st a 6 an D 0 td T Pp hil e la A ng oo | BY ot on 8 “like a a o ee! 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App et with fac = a. furnish ei LESMA ste "Bo desiree a alee et Tie ak ‘RSE Sine 1k ene / eg “class, hase x ‘O- j= retere ain eure ~ ith ir with & ho @ nan eS P. typ- SG ist = r doctor =F ~~ to 8 ee ae hin a on ea oe aoe; ae cna ee ae oo as iF tbo nic i ox ons of .-D, =rntereneee. os ts tinder on ate ex — rut ; erla ew at at job x m n A ch u K 3 b n under- — nt ti Cc cle e ts N m urs it re A a a a 0 nd, Disp at ton. = 3 » “nats ee s ae Box F at anne 35083 TRAE b4 feren ) Paks, Fors: tha ‘aime atch, uahe SE valinbi i eave, te igh G « mnt * Kina $34 as Hara. aM. with taf J ‘colored 4 , ! CAPT orest + “ t fa pe is; abl a nings. “Dis. GIR oat = Hin cto ATA da 1 A i it.: © 5 ti PT q to ant = class. pox ES good 35 own ~ pate clerk; aiap 8 BRR 'Clart Ant ty 34 Poet: Bupatch x é tot ox ‘ ond ants 7083" 8 rd eipe " on D PR a2 -136. sonora wit lar nd ol 2 vat patch: or -Di ulina need e. ; tech and $50 y en oe pene os h- atur ate home b Box une sl a, ~ i > ho firs eee ‘host 8 lit : ° -&. 5 fat BEX D oe Heys | pear; pe t- oe would a ty 3 {8} Bas. ‘: s e.. waa Ba CG . ried * —_* AN mand + rod a -€ Box n I nd co y ™R Ww: . && in oo ys. ts b ara . me, SSIST : i LE “ Dao D te ober ie BE serv to chat- REST. by Nadine ioe meton Bomont pert Sages Post-Dii _s ae + -29 : ie f- 10 upl it. Aine cl w EC of da F—slc: 4 MA | wma . 24, tebe yo aie G 84 : agen al t CRE rk : sDA : thon: r Kir beat. references — int -wiling ni b mt | telephone RETARY — by e teh boned at on re 30 S15 len housek FOUA RM 1GH abe Ahoy be mac - w 5 or 1 x A , : © P oh | Post ait: r nes iso moat | STR F516. F om . —— r «BK, doain to ing for ate 18. 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Ag te Bc! 3 Bd eee “cer . UNDAY, sER 8, 19238. VOMEN., GIRig | s neat school girl; wis a references HELP WANTED—MEN, | CAR LETTE RERS AN Texas & Pacific Rail ships: at marenad. Tex. se.ner car letterers and stripers; thoroughly experienced in eam: mm A Bs Clas sof work need apply. Telegu lect, giving age and experience, to A. rant, z? = VELP " WANTED—MER. _BOYs vISHW ASHER A > ha —Apply Buckia ham Ar Anne Kong's highway and West Pine. — OISHWASHER—Lxperie enced Albany 4873 Page. I IsHWw ASHER- —Man. tor street reet work, | MEN—Handy with 1 tools to asembie burner TS, and ed par- Perkinson | Fo- 4) (Cc) Nestau- Call between 7 with r real estate and referred: People’s 1069 Hodiamont. 2 ee re gp week: ~Dispatc Ba = uninc um- | colored; Cail 3 & days apes, start. 248 =n £00 Call nd 13 union. made Box ——- = oe Sunday after 6. | “ex perienced: m orning, 2 ’ , Se al ee ee OP RE EARN MEEP ES or 0 hare experience 6447— Easton. _—_— i worker. ot. widow with chi) Not union. in lar 108, Post-Dispatch . = a——Sit.; middle-a we . ats §=6 position: ae pebDispatch. v4 PHER—Sit.; Ps bookkeeping: Ov + f4. san iain during days peveral R— Ex erfenced; assist a Or O93SW. Box G-179, ~ msut. have expert: m: abe BL 28295 Bt. to. do porter “work “in 6 Easton ob- to “Sal beginner; no ll salar — 2 “ Call wane Sit. by widew w aa erica home; ne ¢ Sit. by white middiecy child 4 years oid es (48) . Bit. by middle-aged wom | Mrs. Bought, 6745 Sit.; by reliable w motherless home Omen 219. Post- a ref. 9 Sit.: madd! 1 family: nalfa day. coal , 6743 1 Ber (ce2) rar a HANGER—First- class union man. __Apply 3128A Texas. c) PAPERHANGER— Whiteners’ "outfit, for | __ Sale cheap; ac count death. 1841 8. 9th. arte PAPER HANGERS—12 %c, one-edge; ers, 50c per hour; steady work 39438 Ww ashington. PA STE FE BOY —Expe rienced: 2219A 1} ’estalozzi. ——_— + -—-— —-- PATTERN MAKERS—At “once. : — ERK Wi h oF ER-CL —Wishes sat educated. Address Miss L., department. 3535 2 DeKalb. (c) © os ndev te ust have ,efer- N. Vandeventer {¢) | CARPENTEKS—2, on BOY S—Experienced for parce) ‘Gelivery. 4) D- we S only: 7 aa 5037 Spaiding. Cz (ce) Coltax 31940 a “work aroi und RPENTE RS--At once; e; 100: ‘and rivetera BOY—To run errands and store. U nited Electric Supply Co br oe car building work, east: good wages | paid. Inquire today 2629 Tennessee av. | _ — --— i BOYS—cC Yolored. over 16, for tuataee CARPENTER—On maintenance Work: tn CARP E NTER— wagers for goo y Beng Webster; “TL , | Be - —_ lL & —T vo. Ww e ee ss r on new bu ne galow. first- ER AND BOOKKEEPER— highest wages. 5454 Ruskin. | e full charge of office; ability; jean = rience. _Phone Forest ( 6417 TW. BEE A Radar EE PN Ig oe Se pacer fc) Ra aes LL NO tect ttc, ay at HER—Sit. well educated, sey - - - 1} nt a years’ experience: capable, exc elle ons: reasonable salary. Grand ‘Fehilig fel) | “c) | 1007 | “willing work Reeder & (c7) In hor- water Cabany 2445 L435 NV. be ring ‘mill. ie. : Centers Electric Co., YS work. arge factory; inside work; steady year Se S Vandeventer. (c) BOY—To run errands: bring references. vo round; state age, ,cxperience and wages ex- pected. a 250, . Post-Dis. : 7eER—Sit. typing. addressing or stenographic __ply Krisman-Frey, 517 _Victoria Bldg. ic) 1014 , pon Be ti SE ‘ARPENTER FOREMAN—Union: “must be 7% me evenings. Box F-2 = oe ho BOY—For sant work in smal) plant. high-grade men. able to lay out work af- c S. 8S. ¢ ‘ardina 2) ficiently and handle mpn. Apply 231 Title by experienced: LORELEI * ner agente ia Aaa ntaa etna atinbeidibedd tina dimen ns apne ae ee nights, 30y le. Tyee, - ‘c) - es ..& % . fa rea rear tiie ail it call ek ? | to) Chestnut «t. steady work work . Fi M:. tale after r the Fight mag. 60¢ PER HOUR -Lisys — s —. office; dc.. St. Louis, 1a . yr : pin wor ‘a ungay morn t : or n. | ——SapenR—And office assistant of majl - £000 opportunity: state ea a) i perience Cesane and diew;. state age, ob. G REENOP on for work: 35¢ hou and Pine. Oliver Burner r Co. eee tay | AR! onday mornin AMERICAN ALU. | or ability desires permanent posi- are, — to start. Box CAR ] LC O A D RB _A-306, orn salary expecter =": IREENSPON & “SONS, 3130 Hatt. eh ! ecto iceec ciel (c) | wiNOM co 304 8 ath. (ec) ON GALVANIZED TUBS ¥ ; * . P ispatch. ER RS — ost-Dis io +. IN—By large electrical company. few | —— : willing worker. Box F BOOKKEEPER i pe DRAPIWMAZ—Mechanlcal- ana pens LABORERS — Lumber yard,| men of college or technical school edu. -| PAC KERS ~— General merchan- AND PAILS a a gecu- C I d. A technical graduate preferred; state age. ex. Piece work, App] | Bor Wad. a oy eee ee Were anced ‘qui PGi. by vouns lei ‘werk: give party O ore pply Ar=-| Box D166 Peat bi oon in application. Kalb, Hi Pp J 2800 De one _> Sees. se a ical AIT dise ; several ; good. Apply In addition to deaee’ wiehauii ; t ‘ ences and state r- ! : *ost-Dispatch ) —-With some mechanical ability, to as- ee some omonrepnc wor - _ftew Dispe wee, Fost- DRAPTSMA a 8 ee i Sarena (c2 setnble metal furniture. t- t | Sunday mornin 9 to 12. BU 4 Wa es, Secsimnalleell tiger “ci |lington avenue gate, | Mai txaxsrhcizat lem cm | LABORERS White oad | Rater an of00" ition AE ees | SMC Sonne be Gites eee ER SAV Teasers — ~ Fehiig | 7 ‘ed man. Apply by letter, tor ex" e and col- _Coeur tracks. (c) | BROTHERS, 18th and | ice onus is given. i SR sea ae |CHEVROLET MO -| & uvnce and salary expected.’ Kansas| OFed. \ Apply NATIONAL win mabutactan q0. for eeneral labor work | Olive sts, | 2% per cent.....6 months ~ ’ a oo years o > ne, fra Cot d Fai Cc 7) n a acturing epartment: 17 *- | home in city of 1 or 2) Box Mig. Co, T90G' het Fehile Bro onl te aduaster evens Kauses Cit o- 10th LEAD CO., Manchester and Sul Millinekrodt Chemical | PAINTER— Fina j Shiv- | sg considered; economical and dine RA (c 1) | nion a pr aves., Aansas City, dfo.(cd) SUD- We . ITSi-class; 719 Chip 5 per cent 1 ear W wel a "only at heart. Box F-103, P.- | BOY ee ienrn printing | °9 an | DRAFTSMAN—Mechanic al, with same ex- lette. ( 'F orks, 3600 ity so ewe. i —— : ize SRY ree 4 ‘ ~ é Ty; rut on a house; ea i {i " ean Huvber a" 324 . s Call Monday, Cc ogo Ss wr Roane with aay $ DRIVE seortolk ae By me. LAUNDRY DRIVER VER AND — SOLACITOR— | Madison, before 11 a.m. oon good money. Art Bulletin "system, | Ask for Mr. Reinhold . ‘ ; ———-+_Ye tHANGERS—First class. STE NOGHAPHER—Besiower for light BOY—Drug stor this after CARPENTERS—To install Monarch thera? VER—For team workit zoe cit + ga: amiliar with atai ‘4 eta graphic and office work ; eslary, 2900 N. Euclid. Call” this afternoon: | “strip. Apply with ‘oard. es DRS day morning, 4039 Garfield. ne Valley Structural Steei| Apply before 9 a. m. HEY-| item HANGER—Firet-claas. _B-415, Post-Dispatch. 5OY—Genstal wack iecthee— bo DRIVER—For coal team. Apply Sunday. | LUNGHaa es ——_‘*7) | WOOD - WAKEFIELD COM.-| _2 Sunday. 1104 Hamiton, BTENGGRAPHER “At Teast Tow pear ne ;00d ham cu tt ri Apely y_Medart ‘Mfg C f29 1a f 4 utter: evenings 7 PAP ER ~HANGERS—o: union. per’ence, with high school education and —! SASL ET. ac "RIC JAN ply BO16 Rho. | rE 6 to 12; small pay to start: Rive | 'PANY. 6th and O’Fallon (e7) : knowledge of bookkeeping, Box BOY—To Jearn plumbing: matee 7. \S- Apply 6591 Ro- Post-DI wd aia nurnber. Sea. A-35 cS te ? x ta __Post- ‘Dispatch, A163, ae ences. Sea xs - hiciiiiiiadinentiie da * 08 ISDpAt Cc a ~ \" g M4 Tn *T 7 =Ls o¢ ATS Toe te sensed. Call LAn 4e11 M. ACHINE HA NDS—Steady > Work. Th. Sash MEN—Y oung and middle-aged ae ooh uendinn Washington - | os SakaND . ae ne “a a pang, Door Ca. 19th and Summit. ©. st.| men. Apply at once. AMERI- stationery and school supplies. “enon es wager ) -—K utterer-Jansen Printing MAC CAN 213. Post-Dispatch ». Oth ond Wainut. ACHINE NAILERS—Experienced. AN PAPER PRODUCTS CO., TAILOR—2013 & froadwe ERRAND BOY—White or colored. __Bros. Box ia _Co.,_ 1200 Wash. 2d and Bremen. (eT) TAILOR slllroind; steady work STEW. _ Chestnut st., room 1; refs. _ Jeffer nes 7 , E 7 “ i ’ go A ay FS ae Stamp in MEN—Experienced on billing gg »freun rae ae i ———— — aE 3 = or onday, anc caeay rm ERRAND BOY— b palary $7 a ES mae rw j 3—o off. week to a fy rang 15: selary Ri M. AN- ee 7i Greasing automo-/| ., a hine U inde ood or L. C. __ Richter, 118 Morgan. A ae eee Call at once. ols. ore oe ® «)| Smith; state experience; good | irr ‘FITTER Experienced fAILOR—Fos™ ibaa ce 4 — bxperienced at snnecting ar: nat res. |. heating Phone todav a she ~ ERRAND BOY! & 4100 21st ~ “ eataoms : salary to start and advancement. PLANER HAND— Mound City Box ‘Factory, TAILOR ee 8540 Finney F. W. DROSTEN JEWELRY Box A-166, Post-Dispatch. 7000 Gratiot. ‘c) | ""Menchesten| "AY: Steady work. f 7) - PLASTERER—Bid omnes 0, eu plastering six TAILORS Three first-class: ef) _MEN—White or colored ; steady SWEATS ait at 202 — > fy ® to 12 noon, or Rath. ay Pegg, waeeyaees DRE R—Wante for large employment all gear round; 14144. Taio a. 508 N._10¢n. chance for advancement. 30c an hour to start. Apply 117) 1en on. | Lafayette. Call vn Grand at once: call cmeraing, ll te L. Ge Chellis, reper PLA ASTERER—C yn. also good 4 Tailoring Store Manager good ; ers. Call Webster 20054 ~a SLi RS—$12; steady work. Cail One of the largest tatflort compan! looking for capable men 6 panies. Ny 2804 Park Sunday between 9 and 12 or Muellers Plastering Co., 3047 Gravois, Monday. (c) PLUMPER S “APBRE NTICE—With 2 years’| Stores in cities where we are not at t;) ent represented; please write us in airs agree giving your experience | Se6, nationality, previous earnings, c the right man we offer aw ” in tunity to make big mone Adams and Green sts., 1 ate.. Chicage. Ti Ul. TAXICAB DRIVERS — lo labor- (ec) MAN AND WIFE—For country. Inquire 6 Century Bidg.. Monday... *~ MAN—4jood, to haul brick. J. W. All Naston and Terminal Raflroad., MAN~—To drive bakery wagon; salary i commission. Box H-139, Post-Dis M AN- -~Bx perlenced in time service ona gas- oline » station. . (zienn, Union and Page. (c) MAN—To help machine painter. Apply 37 o1 bl. ‘) ? ' this Forest Park to ‘care for ane work preferred. Box B-48, BOY—Who can drive car and with Coeur car; could arrange to board single tools or helper. man: state age and experience Box B-5. Missouri Gas llan _Co.. 1300 Olive. Aout lance z ~ — ic) Boy —lUnder 17, for . office work. Post- Dispatch. legal rience, desires position as ts or Apply m — 4 gone tary: competent can McElroy-Sloan, 2035 Washington, Bil liken CHAIR WRAPPE RS—Experienced: “_ Factory. Py ndid references. tox F-290 P.-D. _pbay. National! ¢ ‘hair Co., 30 + ~ r . winds = ee exper ier ice f Y {] re | , CHAU UR be T? o at ¢ | ’ i ’ amily an pay. HA ¥F ‘FE hR Fo one- -t n. For i truck. S| _ Box .-342, Post-Ivt« oF ARME R—$25 mon th, Sunday: _near city. F ARMER- —To run farm near a ley Perk: nust have know! edge of dairy’ stock: OKT a young lady with 5& good | B-110. lst. (eo) “is ; Wants envelopes ty =a hand or tv pewriter. dren Box H-121, Post-Dispateh, . sesame Derienced middle-s ~agzed: h 4 motheriess — eee n 723 Connecticut. —Sit.; doctor’ s: experience: at pr shames esent em. tC ae 4 . Post-Dispa . conten: Sit.; colored: ee references * t.; colored; rat Claas; first | ss, bundles to Ein MEE os Tar Bit. by — lass — Ront , 672 M. m; 3 smal] bundles to brine t 931k. ants washing or irontr need. Call Forest 7 as" Sit. ; experienced. of week. Romont 3149" Sit.; family washing to ta” _ work. ‘Bomont Ww. papertenced; t B77 Sit. by colored, days er half tk. Bomont 2065, days wanted: 3 or 4 experience. 2748 C ozens av PLUMBER—8 8. 15th st. plumber laborers, 604? Cater, Cali Delmar 1 3541, __ (c) stock; must be experienced in | PLUMBERS—And_ this line. Apply KORREKT PLUMBER—Apply Sunday, 9 to 10 @. m MAN—About place, Tu pace: state wages, KLOTHES, Inc., 1639 Washing- SCCM eeeat oe for and reliable, __ refs; hoard. Box_G-78, Post-Di , ERE ton ay. : man. Box F- 201, Post-Dis. Apply Brashear FINISHER ASD CARINET- MAN—White. to assist Janitor; some expert- | SPHONE OPERATOR—Ait.; ? wants p. b. en, with large firm: will at ve frst is geferences. Box B-50, P.-D fk SLEGRAT OPERA TOR—-Young — de- |MEN—To work in clothing Apply E. F. Re in- . 13 ‘S. 4th s Ach, BOY—i7 io 19 years old, in me men’s furnishing ; : ntrally located, fine o portunity to on as telegraph operator, three store, Cel Ste DP tieetonce. Box B-344, Post-Dis. _ aoe me business. Box Ait 1. P.-D._ (c) . & Ps - POYS—Learn a trade 00 ) rt yrigt—Young lady desires evening | work the right boys: A By be 16" ome old pn p cashier, etc. Poreat_@ 6 ~ or over. Century Electric Co., 17 Pine. it.; experienced, wants wan work | BOY—Ford livery messenger: eee eer ae fn at om evenings. Forest 7 Lo years of age. Avply Monday morning. Sit.; housework. laundry or clean-}| 609 St. Charies st. __ jn : reliable. 4411 N. 19th. BOYS—To work after a. and 8 Saturday, , colored. to work half days ror music studio room. 208-16 Mid-City 3 Gay except Sunday. Call Bomont/ Bidg.. Grand and Olive. oe EB é BOY—Honest, willin worker, 1 16 years old. Aug. Hartmann, lorist, N. Dickson st., Kirkwood, Mo. , yp to 17 years of age. — 6it.; middle-aged: position as keeper's office. . Quick Meal or take care of children. Bomont; Div... 2001 S. King’s highway. | BOY—16 or over for ight — factory work. haul coal Apoly VO: 7th st. (e) FE OE R—For Colt CHANDELIER MAKERS—And sheet-meta!l workers: steady employment: highest | oe per wor? ; wages. St. Louis Brass Mfg. Co., 261 _Washington ay. PE eae. Woes (c) CHAUFFEUR—Mound City Box Factory, 2000 Gratiot. (c) CHAU FFEt "RS—Two. careful @ to drive Packard truck. _Truck ( a 215 Theresa ay ss Armory? press, for im- one who can set up changes. Louig Tin aes Sheet Metal Working Co.. oe 2 14th (ec) | FINIS! i1ER—On old furniture; only “experi - _enced need apply. 143! N. Taylor. (c) aha » Aa oper * _—— - bi, | MOLDE R—Excelstor Tool and ‘Machine . Co., keep records. Apply 3701 Forest Park b! | Rist. near State ot. et. oie understands rebuilding and | SOLDE -RS—BENCH AND SCORER yo ga good pro “ay mm e€Ve- " . ning tox B-233, el MOLDERS. APPLY AT ONCE. ST. work oe: : LOUIS MALLEABLE CASTING CO., 7800 MAN—Colore to take care — saddie N RBRROADWAY. ‘e4 horses; must po48 Dakla. - es Apply Xen) | —— i Stables. 52 (lakliane Ci) | a | MAN—Experienced, ‘furnace and sen, | MO ULDE R 8 omnes Bench, ois sm. at he a apne squeezer, floor and fur- nace. Apply BUCK’S STOVE & RANGE CO., 3500 N. Sec- MAN—Active, elder! ind st. elderly, store and basement clean and runabout; references. Box B- is MOUNTERS — Apply BUCK’S STOVE & RANGE CO. 3 MAN—35 to 40 years, to work in disinfect- 2d st. “Ce) ant plant: must have knowledge of ma- NIGHT = WATCHMAN—Smail factory: : one chinery. Apply 6900 8S. Broadway. fe) | willing to do some work: advise salary ex- ee PRESS gag nes A ow wy 3 N. Broadway. of cattle. | (c) Phone East | — “milk and take care 7101 State st. TINNERS—Two good, at stroh 4341 Kennerty. MILLM AN—First- class on commercial boty work. American Body and Cab Mfg. Co., _ 6170 Bartmer ay. Goodwin Bros., 261 PRESS FEEDER—Young man who can make ready. 119 N. Broadway. (c) PRESS FEEDER—Experienced_ on job- bers. Central Printing Co., 810 North EERE PED SE ae + th Ue. (c) PRESS HAND—And hand riveters, to start at 7:30. 812 N. 10th st. (c) PRINTER—Spare time: en heme and taught machir ine . Box, G- -65 _ ff PRINTER—Country experience, stven home, wages, advancement; subu Box G- _68. Post-Dispatch. PE INTER—Expverienced stone man for high- grade color work. Apply United Dru Co., 2901 N. King's highway, PUNCH PRESS p HANDS—-Experienced; | can factory. The Brecht Co., 0 ina lanphy. OUARKRYMEN—Ané laborers. Falling se Plant. Fast St. Louis Stone Co.. City Of- fice, Arcade PB ldg.. East St. Louls, ] Til. (c37) QUARRY MEN AND (Trane na a TAS LABORERS. COLUMBIA uphols' e Q UARRY C O., VAL- ‘| Sunday og: and g MEYER, ILLINOIS. (e¢2) " TOLSTDRES eee aiuto es trimmers; ,~ wa —_ nental Furn 7 {030 Forest Perk w 3 Co.,| RAILING FINISHER—Fer crnamental tron UPHOLSTEHERSN Oe srontalied : “(ed k. Salle Iron Worka, 3110 La also apprentices with some ce ‘Salle. sess ic) | 1023 Choutean, experience, ROLLER MAN—Apply 15th and Carr sts., Monday ‘morning. Trinidad Asphalt a am ae fe Co. (c) SALESMEN—To sell high-grade coal at low price; liberal commission Busy Bee Motor Co.. 4455 Manchester. (c) ROTOGRAVURE WORKERS—Etchers, car- bon printers. staggers. photorraphers,/tress- men, layout retouchers: only experts in each department with knowledge of other departments will be considered: exceptional opportunity for advancement: highest - earies paid: new plant. Apply by letter to room 297, Metropolitan Tower, New York City. stating experience. home address, telephone number. when avaliable. Infor- mation will be kent strictly confidential. SALESMAN—Youngz man, with some éx- perience in flower business. Apply cK _& Gorly. SAND-BLAST OPERATOR—Appliy 5603 | ¢ rticusarly wit! __Natural Bridge. SAW FILERS—Experienced h Box Co,, p90 e7) 2000 4) 18. a i: TL NNER— Experienced Ant 170 __Union only. (c2) 1113 | il : TINNERS—South Wick Metal Co., 1913 _ State st., Granite City. TINNER’ S HELPER—s Easton av.. Monday at 1 “ sg TINNERS—and } pag i men. ner Bros. Mfg i344 6 mi? sateen e TRUCK D VR pertaneed. Morton, Sane f Sone TUCK bra POINTERS Fives ‘ooly TUC - ee ae wo : rain shine. Schmid har «1 Laci TUCK POINT PES ites men. shaw. 1957A Semple. | PURNAGE MEN—Mast er Furnace Go., ( estnut st i= ERE, can give refer Sit. coolred gi Call "Tinaea 1487 J. Sit.: jlaundry work Monday rene 8946 Cook. : small bundles taken aad jy 1324 Geyer. 5&.; Monday or Tuesday MAN— Who char vo! girl; WURNITURE TWPSETTER AND PACKER—Good salary, good working conditions; steady po- sition. _ Pply UNION HOUSE. FUR! NISHIN CO., 1126 Olive, for {¢) | GENERAL MERCHANDISH PACKERS—. Several, good. Apply Butler Brothers _18th and Olive sts. _GRINDERS—E xperienced emery whsel. Av-| ply Eureka Brass 9.. +801 08. Bua. (c) Bit. : experienc teady. Shenandoah. —_— Sit. : colored : nt 1089R sit. ; white, rear door, Catholic; Experie and Simmons Hardware Co. bai bill orders at woo mach Cc 7th ~~ _— YPISTs—. billing. wishes Li Sit. - ~ firet- Class. , cive references. place, $50 P-P. cars; refer- | (c7) | first-class, white, to. etek: can give referencany N . fhevp WANTED — to solicit jem wait perience and _ 8a) larv. a and 30 inclyding typing. especially in line company; give age, | Box 250, | it. ; first class. white, to. — ee good references. Lin 21 out-of-town. Stamping steady work: St. Louis. Apply -Litten Furf. es f in apart mene, 420 i ate UPHOLSTERERS AND. CABINET MAKERS ~ Wanted, experienced oer — must be willing worker: hours, 9 to Q. Ag ape" een St. Louis for a competent and experienced engi- | BOYS—16 vears of age, to learn the pbust- Mnand exnerience. Sidney 43 evening. Beauvais our delivery department to deliver eof (CL ERKS—E x perienced for "retail grocery. CLE! RK— Young man bet? wean rust be experienced and have city Hox A-300 P.- (ce) 2012 WASHINGTON AV. TAM | éo ‘ward work. Apply Westmoreland Ho- | _ writer: RN oe ake — hae - | t°: ri] + . | tunity treatment; will give married men prefer BOY—Age 16 to 17 7, to learn shoe business: k and care of children: Catho 3189 S. Grand. _ BOY—wWhite. to werk during the day: also | out ™ day: one for evenings after 6. Kingsbury | The Western Fur Co., also aan. Call or write Tu-| Pharmacy. Sth and Destrehan. ate, 20th | BOY—16 to 20 years: fair at figures and | TapY—sit.; in aw ge s E gue as | We have a +1 gee position open . a @ aevistant. Grand 4486W FE leat. ee retin cee tt »Y¥— f r , >j | 4300 The ecg Rrocery: refer: | ness in wholesale house; good chance for | — full} , —_ lified with education | mR | tea sree ae steady work. Apply 315) and experience to design reinforced TOONELADY—Sit.: to assist in bookkeep- aenneiee ‘ ME a” 8 » Fe | Ap- | good chance for advancement. J. 8. Wolff Conrad's, 409 N. 8: 7 Se (Cc) | iy 600 |S “18h. (c) MA N—Expe rienced repairt ug leaking roofs; | Clothing Co., Broadway and W ashington. {ce} CLERK—You ing man, ‘tn men's furnishings: GRO ae CLER eee — 1400 Le Roy, near 7300 Easton av. Cab- | BOY—Brigzht and willing. 16 or 18 years. experienced, Tefs. Box B-360. Post-Dis. Monday, ee Tnion eon Mele Hida fc)} any. TOBW, tod ay. is as stock boy in retail —— very good | CL EKK—Experienced in general office and| GROCERY CLERKS—Ex perienced voung | MAN—For enerai work; chance for advancement ; s? schooling, | references reaui red. | a | MAN—C ol lored, and simonize upon trade; etat y €x- ‘ar 59250 line: NITY FOR ADVANCEMENT. APPLY AT| years, for office work, ence. 620 Spruce st. 7) | nected. Box B-338. Post-Dis. fe) : 80c Sunday; menimum 2 R A. Advancement excellent. 30) al : MAN—V , ican! ing outfi fit: good propo- | OF FICE BOY—In trust company; $30. a eculored, Tuesday ant Five afi tel snoarsione Ic EMERSON ELECTRIC MFG. CO. of salesmanship; loca! HAS 7 tn ge nae on. 5 Gane week, oe hy By - "Call 1437 A-235, Post-Disnatch. , : — § FF - experience, salary desired. RRS AUNRRR NR st as tts eal “NG | OP FICE ovy— : . ae send ORIGINAL ‘voebemnendiat BOYS—16 to 17, for clerical work, rust | Post-Dispatch. od — ORFICR, BOT Standard Sit.: German. Friday amt ying for employment. Use COPIES. be bright and energetic; experience not | _~~-**- HAMMER MEN—Buckers fit MAN—Reliabie, for usewor Mrs. a necessary; a espiendi opportunity. ply | — er a state age and salary expected. Box F-160. : WwW : ame j e re advertising ey all ge Ro BOY—Office and clerical work and to make | cored. Call _Sunday 4755 Margaretta. ic) HANDY 3 MA AN—To work tn backing and ship- | c & Post-Dispatch ired. Box A-278. Post-Dis. (cB8) | himself generally useful: must be 16 | COATMAKERS—ood: | steady work: good | r ‘nil @u eae 10 ty iene te years old, have finished grammar school, wages. J. Goldstein. _Jonesboro, Ark. (7) | N., it nday, O An. N. | @nd have best of references as to his char- ee eed ) | Sehee ol - * “4 ag BOY—To handle mail and run et- | rands: gxood opvortunit y for advance- ment. Box B-167. Post- (ec) OFFICE BOY—Must be eaeaty and accurate with typewriter; good opportunity for rapid promotion. De Luxe Hat and Cap Co., 16th and Lucaa av. OFFICE MANAGER—BExperienced: perma- Se dress own handwriting. _ Box F-250, P.- Porest 2R882R. ic) THE DONALDSON CONCRETE onday morning after 9 o'clock. and furnace; salary expected; good future. Box A-356,, 11 to 42. (c) | month: gi ve reference. BOYS—168 AND OVER. FOR LIGHT AS- han Morgan, Monday morn- | O¢rICE BOY—For wholesale house. ing. 6 or va o'clock. Sit.; colored, - the Instruction, Trade Schoois iw cc. a0 with ties Gcnesl ofa. | month during winter aesgpge more during St. George St. (e3 evening 4458 Page. LADY—Sit.: desires responsibie po. | be 16 « CONST. CO., Ce.. 1137 Pine st. Box F-214, Post- Dispateh. experienced young nian Pa Ser, -— se wash SEMBLING WORK: GOOD OPPORTUL- PI. A tC | Locust. EA BOY—Big. who Thursday and Friday; b ‘ . a eee College ada. Cage Eg Nhs Ms led +! ABs olen manpage USy Season; Want keen, cleancut person - HANDY MAN—To do carpenter work, “ete. ence. SS "colored; reference | 31354 Pine. Bonwst MAN—For ‘shipping de; artment, t, capable of keeping shipping records and handling in | and out bound shipments; state age and salary expected. Box B- 37 9, Post-Dts (c7) | MAN AND WIFE—White; woman to cook, —— man for house and dining room. et ate saan, secondhand furniture” store. | 35 Ww — ee {c) | nent position Art-Aseptible a >. ie as De tence who wishes to hece ome y the day in home or ether- F - ned large corporation: , 28 St. George. . 2s ce salary expected. Box Bit.; Imundry work for Mom-4 —t ; f00d reference. Bomont — RKERS—Unique Art Cinee 76 a: 312 a res st. o > tah wants a eerer, rote ngham oe of age; must have attended * aprons a . Skirt and Dress Co. 905 Washingisn, |high school, Box A-169, Post- it. Monday Sioor. . Fridays and Saturdays: Dispatch. {c) attie Th Bomont | colored; tie Thompson. Bomo _* ta clare he, | BOYS—16 or 18 vears of age; to Bomont 2446J. = i SS ar eer be Bret clams. to b ge ® | help on delivery truck. Apply | Lindel Monday, 8 a. m., superintendent of employment, fifth floor main * i “seer tga 3 p Ther. () “a ee ees have had experi- building. B. NUGENT & BRO. DRY GOODS CO. (c) —— bundles to bring hone, aie . vy duty tricks and be capable BOX NAILER—Experienced on page boxes aclous Worker. See Mr. Houck. Apply P. C. Murphy Trunk Co Oo6 N. 3a (c) sterers and cabinet mak rly superintendent of emplor- ment, mezzanine floor. ripe STIX, BAER & FULLER DRY GOODs oa “* "EFL epeanen eons mA WAITERS — Tw hi roar: Usens Hotel, King’ > iighane aan and penmanship; iron and steel office. Ad- | fae’ genera! office work. 1435 N | character refefences. Call Sidney | J up to Tuesdsy mornin years old an willing werker. 41 = 4 suburban eferenc ea Box 'B- 346. . pee ~ 15.183 | Statistical work; state age, experience and men. Apply 4417 Manchester, Monday. including lawn, garden tn waits and clothes: city | 2000 N. Broadway. deilvery Cail 312 1460 Madison. ene through epecial training . 2012 Washington av. (c2) with typewriter; long hours at times: $100 - ear works. Apply Wharf ao ing station experience necessary, a ow SING MAN—Catal : ¥ mAs Oxpert, 0 COLLE! CTOR—On dead accounts; commis- acter, honesty, etc.: good opportunity for; sion 25c¢ on the e dollar. Box F- 232. P.-D, advancement. Address your reply to Box COLLECTOR&W -+-—— 7 _A-77, Post-Dispatch. (c7) | : TORS—Experienced in handling in- aoe | etallment accounts. Call 804 N, road: | |BOY S—Bright, about 18 years|_¥=: (e) COLLECT: R—Maen to collect f 1 | aa. mous awe attended high | { an to collect or retail coa sal ary expected. Box A A- 160, Post-Dis. school. Box A-168, Post-Dis. _ Ti 4 COMBINAT N 2 — BOYS—Bright; about 18 years | “OMBINATION EGG CANDLER. No broad: | ( _ Way. COMPTOMETER OPERATORS — enced. Simmons Hardware Co. _ CONC RETE h 2's Wed company, who can give Al reference end | Bide past experience as collector; state age and | HELPER—For (c7) emall band saws. Columb North Market st. SAWYE ene City Box SCORERS Must be thoroughly experienced in onus fancy candy boxes. Apply United Drug Co 8901 N. King’s highway. (ec) SET-UP M.AN——Experienced: on Acme screw machines. National Metal Trades . 414 O44 Fellows Bidg. SHADE HANGER — EX- PERIENCED. ALSO MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF SHADE WORKROOM. GOOD SALARIES TO Factory. Experi- “ex experi enced, home. Phone “Eine Tuesdays . is — . LABORERS—5Oc hour. Ca N—Ex ‘perlenced ‘ ee a 8 good cond! c™* steady work. Ap- ‘Are You an Or ani? piy Monday. The Union Candy Co., 309 | rail Valentine st WAN—Young, to post jedgers, ope operate “type- writer, generally useful in office, for cun-| sideration; state age. experience, reference | and ad pay expected. Box B- 137, P. P.-D, (cl MAN—With hardware experience: mus be | able to handle correspondence and o her | detail: in reply. give axe*. where last or | now employed a: salary expected: confi: | dential. Hox A-s. Hem: t-Dispat ch se OO Si d OPERATOR—RSit.; combina= = On ; avaliable Oct. 23. Bor, : patch wil | ausint with house werk R. Vandeventer av. ren or light housework boul nor / t usew v E Lindell 5066. 4 like permanent postition aa doctor's office. Box F i: @ 5. A a Years’ ex ence, desires pc rsician and surgeon at den ist “ Ht? references. Box G . P.M “by colored girl, santalre ‘ ; fond of children; references tS Fe . euporionend : : reference and practica 2 to > heme city. a “al? Gar | . ASSISTANT —Sit ; wine; understands enography. ” j Por -Dispatch. ee sit. secretarial etens” 3 by experienced ‘woma for “Rox ¥-298, De nee TION ‘ /—— HIGH-CLASS _POKT THOROUGHLY ERPICIENT: E ° ——————— cR—Sit.: worker. cER—wNit.; ete §=—od ar 7% a ene. 7 =n int Sars al Pore — ss hand. 901 Lami. BAKER Experience on bread, rolls and -of?. 20 work. Apply HE 512 Locust et. SETTER—C hase Bag Co., ic) ‘(e2) Tst-class, 2 ery to work at nght. ree “f 4 eecond hand; also third. Wal- oe Ty, Overland, Mo. ; Creve Coeur =e line, = (ec) 10, that want to get out of " ean get into & real pavinz posi- Orest 77083 any time Sunday ; PTAIN—_For | first-class | club. or oe $50 Der month and meals: ‘ ow to operate Bell tele- Bie reference required. Box t-Disnnt (c) DR ineperioncea Kirkvrond & Door Co Kirkwood. Mo % (c7) i—Anniy 2979 Chouteay (ce) R&—And machinisia for con- P; “must be familiar —— con- © per ees 9 hours per Aes ur ttehurg. Ka “5 “Boiler” & PER Win c oa got Pb. money k} 28 wee — Experienced: , on 1} Office; s" ‘experience aud ——: ox 321 Post - Dita. ic) G MACHINE OPERATOR — m8; State age. experience, refer- iualifications fully. Box F-®0d. eens —— eee and affice stenographer, young man. m4 firur eo ; load coal. Apply Perker Russell, Morganford. BRICKLAYER—Union. way and Brooklyn; plenty of material on wand: Pill Singer. ic7) 7 aa =00 McCausland av., $11 BRICKLAYERS- , H. Delintere, Cabany ic) Corner of Broad- BRICKLA YERS—For Hawthorne | Rs. St. Louis. Iil.; steady work: hour. Take Rosemont car at west end Pt Rade ridge direct to job. D. wee : ASONS—At St. Louis: av. t A bree St. Louts, IL: $12 for 8 houry © to 32 months’ work. Appiv at once. (c7) BUNDLE BOYS—Apply Mr. McConnell, Steer’s, Olive and PNinth. _ : — SBOY—Experienced, colored ip ye oy Warwick Hotel, cust sts. BU SH BLM AN Speed > G. R. Schmidt Apply Mr. 15th and te) work; good pay. Ap- Toolen Co.. 902 Wash- ington. S ena Bens class: i ~y y: call Sunday. E 0 fh oflonaay. pe othbe berg & Son.. 309 N._ 10th. (c) RUTCHER—Run watches op on own ac- » oaunt cheap rent. 233 bakes“ YER—Wholesale ‘maune wants assistan'! BUYER for toys — fancy goods, 25 to + years of age; ust have experience an good references: "state fully age and sy expected. Address Samuel Herzog, 237 W Madiaon st., Chicago. - , MAKERS — Thomar Phonogra a egg bth and Monroe. co) _ Co., Sth and Mo: NETMAKERS—Must Al; oo paid. Bow A-°01, Post. Dis. CAI at 1 Se 5 4 KERS—Bilumer's Cabinet Cn. ta alnut. . Post- Dispa COUPLE—Man and a to and matd in large apartenent Apply rear 4950 L indell; St. Regis Apt. COUPLE- —Excepti onal opportunity white couple as cook and houserman suburban residence; experienced; with refs. _Call_ Cabany 8816. fc) COUPLE—Good. white, Catholic. no chi dren, for good cook, butler and generar work: also undress who would assist upstairs work. 1409 &. Boulder, Tulsa, O Cc ‘LERK—Experienced | state experience, very good future. ch. — (c) for employment small salary mm resent ee a. m. an COUPLE—Man who to live at clubhouse: pri ivilege of keeping ‘ail Sunday between A4nO Riverview drive. CRATE NAILER—Shivping room ence preferred: advise experience salary expected. Rox B-339. Post-Dis. CUTTER—Expertenced in overal! work, ; permanent job. | West Pine bi. ee 3804 dy with tools preferred. Box A-409. Post-Dispatch. | JANITOR—White: German descent, for cren- ral work about 2 apartmente: can occupy 2° rooms and bath fn basement; must furnis Al references. Box A-161, Post- Dis. _JANITORS—W hite | ‘man and @ wife, to. look man to look after heating plant end do ma'!nten- ance work.. West End apartment; living quarters. Box F-305, Port-Dis. + JOB PRESSMAN— Experienced: not capable taking mares of 7 do not answer. Open shop. Box Post-IMa. presses, B-149, pay: industria] cafeteria. Boz 0-68, A ROR ERS Apriy B28 St, Louis, 1.Al ORE RE —4082_ The Dl “steady werk. “Ap- y (c) LABORERS—C oncrete work: R roadway «a and |, Chouteau. F. A. Spiers. GABORERS—HBroadw ay | work, F. A. Spiers. ~ ana Park: street —&: - _Nort h Market. ee er ee ee ee mor ime. 6415 hour. (c) in yard. Page; 40 per LABO R—In carpenter shop, piv mS Gravois. " JANITOR—F or apartment* house: one han- | if you are {¢e) | KITCHEN HELPER—Buasboy: no & Sunday | — or holiday work: steady employment: fret | -| LABORER>—Fo or grading _- Union and | new Propo- | = *¥ Spiers ~ | LABORERS—Two Monday process ! Ap- (c) | talent and education, study of life insurance and ‘mathematical and etatistical work; previous experience not necessary; two years of university - athe- matics desired; unusual opportun! for young man who combines above ea aiiien- tiens with allround ability; give age, edu- business experience and salary ex- Hox B-165, Post-Dispatch. (c) “AND WIFE—German pre- ferred: man to act as house- man and woman as cook and | no laundry; ‘downstairs work; ‘wages $100 per month. Raymond. MAN AG ER—For resin urant: | : ercentage to live man. 817 Pine. |. MANAGER—Experie ne ed man health and accident office _only: bo bond requtred Managers Wanted Wide-awake men, [75 to 40, to operate ‘branch stores for a large local concern: good | salary and commission. This ts an excep- |tional opportunity. with a permanent future 'for conscientious men with a knowledge i | general merchandise, sales ability, | tive end pep: alive full details of perience, personal references, etc. | 815. Post-Dtepatch. | MATTRESS FILLER—Expertenced., to learn: avnply at ence. 815 N. 10th ie) MECHANICAL ENGINEER—With sales ability. to call op engineers and explain | Our service. Box F-301, Post-Dia. MAN —-1S; Monday morning, Gravois: Ttagka. Ben Winkie 9172 good salary and See Win. Currie. to an: ize TA man and ——— LABORERS—Two. and one tinner’s hel ee Call at 4948 Easton Ke LA BORE HEA poly Wisse i “B10 Marcheste ri Fire Brick Go. . LA RORERS—865 « concrete.’ _ Kossuth. i L.ABORER—Inside work. Art Ase Furniture 0.@ 6700 Vernon pl... on | Cpevr track ~ “— / LAPORERS—Fxperienced laborers; apply ready to 4153 Clayton, Apply Fair and = otib! ” ‘reve {c) colered foundry work Monday. (ec) Se) | iMF. N—For gencral uated work. bia Box Co.. 1900 Nerth Market < apply at once. ( c7) 3321 so) 19 N. | MEN—To unioad cars; Moreanford rd. a MEN—10, colored: __First at MEN—Two, eariy Mondsv merning. to work ' in Commonwealth Feed Mill. 5100 N. 24. MEN—Avtomat! c oe machine set up Tes) | Box 0-167. Peost- tch. ic MEN—Experienced ir. drive Republic truck. st eady work. eS - " moving husiness, to! 1215 Frenkiia. Colum- | — | PAC work. with ability. Fe! Falary ig commeisurate Apply 801A Odd lows Bldg. |\OKDER CLERKS—Experienced; __ years. 18 over Simmons Hardware Co. a ee ORDER FILLERS AND STOCK CLERKS— ers, Several business, filling orders, keeping steck. etc.; bring recermmendations and record of last exnployment, - 8th and Olive ets. young men to learn wholesale if any. Apply Butler Broth- START. BOX A-210, P.- D. (so) planing mill work. {dt ath Co., 2501 Iowa, SHAPER HAND? Must have 9 gate HA t Schm SHEET MBTAL WORKERS—Two al l per hour. Write full particulars rv Bain Sheet Metal Works, aeean round. (c7) streets, attend to freight shipments: —— be in your own hand writing. Post-Dispatch. SHIPPING CLERK—One familiar with city B80 as to route city deliveries = t ish ORDER FILLERS—And stock clerks; several young men 18 to 20 years of age, to learn whole- sale business, filling orders keep- on F822," Post Dity | ING stock, ete.; bring recommen- dations and record of last em- ployment, if any. morning, Apply Sunday 9 to 12. BUTLER ' BROTHERS, 18th and Olive sts. OU Must fine furniture TSIDE REPAIR MAN be competent to do re-veneering on ‘top wastes. _ &201 Delmar. PACK ER—Genere! enced. merchandise; experi- Apply shipping room, 1201 Cass. tc) PACK ER— Experienced on giassware goods; local reference required. Call 500 N 24. SHOEMAKER—Call Sunday, — SHOEMAKER—2xperienced. __dav moming, 402 De Ball vlere Apply 1624 9. 39°h. Mo1- SHORT ORDER COOK—Elderly man. m0 s&s Broadway Apply (¢) Shot ELERS—4150 Manchester. Crowder. SHUV + Hoh Spalding: Reinek King’s highwey and (ce) SliovELERS—10, at Euciid and Clayton. J. Shriners’ Hospitai T. Adda. i (c) SMALL). MO1OK ASSEMEIING OR WANTED BY ACTORY MOTORS AND FANS: MAN WI ERAL YEARS’ EXPERIENCE 5 FOREMAN OR AS ASSEMBLER PAY AND GOOD FUTURE MAN: ALLY GOOD. ADDRESS , 8. 1. AT 5929 DE GIVERVILLE A F | OHIO CITY MANUFACTURING VELRCT NAC TH SEV- o- RIGHT LIVING CONDITIONS ekterrion: | ager & is EW ER AS GOOD SOLDERER—For assortment S. 24 at. aE 615 PACKER—Merthandise expcrience. Ol Cam. Apply (e7 shipping room. 12 7) PACK ERS—Must bo first class at thie line of business age, 4145 issouril Moving and S8Stor- Manchester PACK ER—Experienced marking shioments. steady in packing and. in wholesale hous-: work. Box B-245. Post-Dis. ic) ee : wr, for packing meats and sausege. n in local packing hotnse. _ Box Bi 48, ae careful weigher and wrap- PACKERS AND SARKERS Foe packing department of chemical plant: manufacturing ond employment, Apply ae (ec) im sol- — SOLDERERS— That are experienced dering seams” hand lane _The _ Brecht Co., tT Mu! | SPOTTER—Experienced on duc k; good wages. Muteal 4536 FPo-ston r . Co.. Clean, ie) SPRING MAKER—Locomotive ' experienced. COLORADO & SOUTHERN R. R. CO. Apply H. ng. Ford, 208 N. Broadway, 3d fi., (el) 3) St. Louis, Mo. WIN DOW TRIMMER= perienced. Apply Man’ x: BROWNING, KING & °C PPER— ig i0b: p83¢."Post-Disoatca WRINGER MAN—Apply laundry, 2325 Texas av. ein abon eres $00" cant Oe SOE rand WAG6 Ensen ard, 2 fOUNG . - ¢ “ew; OUNG MAN— __buginess. Bo Saretl oe MA Faia erocery.— Box OUNG MART be belp Meat 2317 Mera = OUNG eric work ; Box Post D Ph +. YOUNG MAN lector for piy AON Apply Mr. YOUNG —30 years ; work. Weaabingto YOUNG 4 AN R-

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Call fr itermation “3 cntie a mee | assured ord aes ts eer ALESMAN—Firt er th or § and ’ rarce yrnen of | bod 50 men. 4 3 Broadw ames rnish ut capi- ers. asy ery roadw rienced try pert grocery: di ola rs ATED . ter With Le ouses Shops Ca Apply § and sellin = y bu c mu no AGEN ay, N Deci ed: w Fl For to sell: woman buy way. tn and $s enced rect 40 earn. B ‘good some i fe) ff s on the W ps and R var ox ply Sunday ling ability bier ered “eset cilage f velty m = TS—$26 ow tek. pe Rng lant 165. r_, particulars big profits; re :{ SAL that line. ens: lS and feenme teal Al; seiling = . sile | - 4 ir Mor aday bet ° | st fi | ; repeat i 113 A co © ary ’ clothing, fw NG MAN—S £02. Pes f you ws ¥ Tri rd Wage . ae clock, Ap between 1° 6. a in. Gloo- ong wr evarv- | ntancou tine ho weekly iia need andy wi a Recattoree F plo? Post to travel: supplies 9 Monda . Olive. on Bs stores: pelisher \——Some t-Dis want ansportati ges. Free B . 8. bourne Hi partment 121 and 9 SENTS—Hustl en Co., rite for | gan m 3 succes: usehold n selling Brac ed busin th paint »D ——— eaeeae permanen experienced, | 54% 1s auto robes, aoe work PD Mr BEEO Vernon vi Ase experience as mde on. oard Totel. t 1214, Mel- weekly: Hustlers 56 S. Pine! for stea ade over $ ee eee wr ne es, 5 ess on nea rush can start SALESMA Nspatch. . ‘position. Bon : MEN ; i ‘anure, Hall on ni.. o re Ptible F as meatal R Appi Vv and . canvus no ex can Ks Ine | Foamo dy busin $6 in j nvassers: in- | PROFIT 437 8. 9 h. riy no othin J ' lish Foe w x ina Ford Who . , ve territory ; > light With 1.. on Creve © urniture tal Room 1443 Employm Te) EAPO and oye ing: perience earn (ce) | Chie Kleanzi ess plan: 1 calls Tom the selli t Philadel .¥ — | s¢@9 ed line; $500 ‘or Wichita off cars. ave . big mone? liberal cal good ed ¥Ot NO M. | Coeurgracks “re Ww Railway ent Age Sn Chi iiterat _ success a necessary : $75-$200 | AG — t Co., 643 § you cann Write ; re origina Gartside’s —— | 62X, for a necessary. ice; oid | DOWNS A 175 Diverse Danie | Boone and de ——e. | t A-s -~—- . KE Dut Exchan *~ mm | a = Ace ssured: fr no hou GENTS S. Dear ot lose. | Henan ote iron-ru Iron - | SALES ppointment. Call Lac Auth LTO a EN— y. Chicag . leric Oo assi 3a y. 8 ' ze BI AGE ie Co ee se| ,A — bor | tected market st, ink : MEN— lede ortmed Receive a, Ra v ica] ssist on st . and pecial A ag N TS—s _ ©so samp) gents, Michi n st i th in U and sta chan To fo . 5RR8 , full GUNG eta tft Te Ba and Preskiin Ae «| WANTED SENT, Sates samples | desires Communi: en finaeRattee | throuhout the stb atiti" cites, save fafa | sfidei'y Bide. cation? lam S00 fe | SALESHEN—cotorat oa ze: Oe ie od sales © a ~* rie = th it ay. “ t D . BY rs coat e org unic ‘ati B 4 a cturer ; ween an try Vv ise : ran ry: and or 5 . is Co.. Peo tral waNG oS A272) Post-Disp ines K TH undreds’ cf p! ase aa | ty si big m seliltea aici Ur-| WE né. Sprink! etc. d_ coun call on S36 delte. aan . ria. "il. 7 Fanon = eeghodeaie tees Post - Dispatch. (c “4 FR BO!) [ S Bt be pore pictures “ bef re. publ Au- ' a + eee 8 i arn ; lling D- A aed you in b e, Dept a. | Oil _Co.. ron apply, in BB in ce) RB Scaemene money ‘ are EO erence res 4 ~ uRe se ot | of poe ap O R M A K AG eee rairie ‘Che outfit — tat » Rag wee | territory. who esa! laws: po ‘Ow ners; Rex-U U ly opera men and pang ———s ng every | CALZSMAN— Fs qd. Mo nday 7% to Seartinn a aalettg as See om | to Teage s selling a _—pnesS._Post- | Ranney yeber a |P 3 E ;ENTS—27 —~ Mid! iilions om quick: big cet te eae com- By so By “New n, $3 wery- | P. A. cloner: peemn must be — ~) are ‘Gein mae ne ttractiv retail a JQune Post-Dispatch. oe dee ities. ton erin on —27,000 rr idiand Press, | ~~ Mede-Delsen to.” o are Write | ic. cterlen. home Sys P_A.& > perman ust be fe) | Port 41: rite or w : if. sae aly MAN—Fa letter. Fo Exper anent Posi Pl ) record eas, | a St ;Bolton Co nter seller. adé te |‘ cemee *ae home s rem ‘Special tan | 5 a Fry ea experienced | 5A Ay ie et himself: except! offered: "sie office For steno * B ienced ) ositi ifferent; c sy phono s guaranteed AGENT ansas C y. Dept. : Add = ones, XN ape poe Drawe os | SALESMEN— 0 Co., 1018 od sala LESMEN =... ; a ve € previou onal reference Silling and of work: sho graphic and oilerm Machi Standard ions - eney: free sample graph needi with; e@ S—$50,0 OR ipchteress | SOO : e, Drawer 62 ey moa ye oy live st. (ci t: 8 toms 4 : rris Co.. New e exverience. eos m f good per u be a gen- ef. akers, inists, ° r war MeCiu BAM ere record die; ne i g ade takin a0 + pi int East 5000-m FURD ae st 408. Post- side line: ys knee (c) sold ¢ Louis issue of 3 aay, : N - w Orleans, La. } GUNG an. Box F sonality: mbitions, or S Black in . ges and rs Bidg mo were s; $10 we 100 we g orders: ture man i mile f S need o | Bal Dispatch. open territ pants and| con: “3 corporation: ? —It ts a fine i = >; MAN BEST. ; good f t. Lo sm1 £ conditi work AGENT ie &., Chica ers. dally perie ekly with begt Fried ma an belt ur 250 ESMEN—S ory. Bo Ss; on concern , ; mar can £§° idea when *o work N—By Post ™ uture M. nis, S A 10ns i f - al 4 ji ff. wr clit £0. verp! nced m th m y nners ecman act ts; $100 and our $1 ‘ rantee | sta ] —side x B- cousiser y men on large mercha eel 4 color o in office wholesale Pag _- ic7) = emphi pringfi and t ’ ree b eal! sellers; J changeabl ay, , rotits ‘ en make canvassir can make act quick Te and more eather- éocurtes articie; line for (c? F-41 ed. haan a dest : ' — time ana 1 so writin r Kelly pre must und ocery ho 13, Okl eld, | ransport : oard lla $1; es ohnson e signs: sree. Pi in Portra! more; aon spiel, —- 1899. uscher & 2 we ly if yo — rise, 349 % pocket sam grocery t is Post-Dt ss, With of Saies Book © time B-2 K. stat ress: apply lerstand m Use. Vv ; ah atio Peop! ery n make sensa 67: cture ts e ee —o er 3 n, St u SALES 19th pie: w rade; Al = spacch. and " ‘o., 337 ——o is sekperience oly im own band- to fi 1 us oth op le may Apply = = ri pea hy | SegnTs oe Chicag hbtchean. i samples aa marROLE YOUR OWN “(9) | wade: $50 te aiart: — Milwaukee, Wis. enna _ [ocean . : arercciate baving Just on NG MA)? Te, sary. _ 1 - : = GENTS 2 ‘Ra —_ ple 25c in — uca go. i, Vept. sa ls or brit \ 4 4 mincem © start: pecialt is. ; stratio -clean - on. this te act N—Bet “ Box vac . points 615 v o 0 ENTS— ndol ~9C. | ights, ', en - lo 100G. lon pe vers ricks of _ eat. R rt: Man y to —-- mo - nm mea er for ; —~———— caee- te hy hwy Sitwern 38 ped, 33 ve Tray Nie aot caused b lean 2 alnut 711M ee ‘S—$10 to $50 week! ph, Chi-} famps ‘ideal ape yy — Gomez, “lasting fre; pl ee | BALESMEN—8 J 5-333, Post-Dispatch. only : gtanto Pwo 5 ne ole: 0 oe = a ag Hy sell_mechan one “ af? opport od vb ine. ars. = " time as ps 79ed «bs y sell! mps Can monstra win Oo nts and com ews atch. “® er sc -% ssourt fecal : Trig acovainted unity for epartment Ap ] out on y -ld R - arket en. Ame nif! Ma by wom selling se et and ndle te «a inter Box &02, wanted. bet we miss! to se aN York. orpora exciusiv and So Pat. Ninns te inted with radi | . St) nericas wor - = | proved bri lantern oer: ie ,, AU J2, De J. 1 a cee ko lt frat tion, . e basis. ¢ uthern Torna etch. with radio a live wire Pp y at ro strike. ; , y. Excha | Sth av erican Ri k for _ - we hy ie 01 ty brilliant s; also K ok New Tos KILL pt. C., Chi » SALI and 4 pply 604A ernaligm ; SALESMAN , etc “ ° G MAN lo. Box B-28 Bld om 645 ; nge Bld A Pitts! a ubber P en or or D ener. guso! brand. erosene “cially devic e ING THO cago. LESMAN— pb. m. Oct Mark ; = N—Local ‘on nal commission co tp and . N-——Fam!! oR4 g 9 » Fri g GE NTS. siitsourg, ID reduct wor ayt - nomas +t lam new | ~ ally ind prevent OUSAND comm! - To ct. 8. et st. . lar hot al re oj Z.. opportu on : ‘liar wit / ’ vaded? . ——— cts : mp. tm- Plan; dor 3 ac S. commision ; sell bow -j el an i _ experien nity eet ccs =| 5 — “se ig. | “Geant water as wean Ses, | ae cae eo eo GT went paeared, sei any neice, see Shia images sclier compound ih dia hele ot part tine ie ck mre & propos! ne ne i tC acid: ‘the wor] e batt to t en; $9 724, BROW exc rs with $ selling | ESM = n. Loob ral; ref ed ; : ’ "? _ary expec ‘ give a sition to i ast ecll- ° Oo. "? AG nstantly char orid: bett ery co con ravel by Oaw ' N. M speptiene) 200 to $ t : EN-—To by, FOL erences. y ne . I. ol YOUNG ted. Box B og Eg ee live, wide ) GENT one St. P vallon free isch eer | or expe “househo! roduct line guaran- | ~~ ston 8 riside's and O. class nd commis- illinois terr ng Co... references nerienc In fi F-239 wore rien ) per ~ invention: : . 79) & everyt — plete 1922; and exper! ehoid n cts, p aran- — ston st.. Phi Iron R SAL Hom is- | ° s terr man t . ‘o.. Powe anni e unn nishing = PD. ce R quick. Allie vention: sed (O15 orth _ phon _—s Sueran ,- nd inst hain taniens te omit! perfu ' lade! ust, ESME ne Furnt ‘clock, itory M o leave | M _Power Bidg.. ; n sey yer a wuss 1} big money reduce Se? North Am ' cry nteed ction e mes, 65 Bat hah pha, " EN— ture! * mus onda ; EN— Cl TOUN ns Co. Pairie ai S iestostppl ail too, Ia. Allied Pro@ects. egy may ae | AGE \TSs— erican B 4 . se! Nel Mine Pre@acte Ca ng @ eos anembenis tate — o PER WEEK FO! DD} Be ne pri those (c7) aes a be over _ om retail —3 energetic sal = DENG MEN +3 and Benedi ‘ppt "Vath °y ech Sq AGENTS— oducts. Box 6137, Wa ite rS—Nee =E*: eH. s. 1116 >. sets Co.. Deak 14. ple case | tir na and big K FOR YOU 100) | Cenee. poertunity paving Ford proposition, BA amg | ——— = cade with ~— Mer —— ict. ey oT 8 ——--- ting 37 “aR rite — lak! aa die ° - o 5 AG . ) zin inns 3 N is ~ we owner uiar “ uri : lagic E sa 7 o on Art_Aseptibie Ba machine All classes. 101 anics perience > gesagt men to noosa A ‘big "Dr ne oe tion fer @ the best eee cit " NEW I os Hastings, Fathom got $127 7 a ae bonus: ownert. S543 Lin tell. ian direct to time, | SALE ae J. Meretel, 1 x a connection wi PP LOUNG -* on Creve c rniture cC —~ 2 “a lence rr MB. etais by work sp Stes Kr en 4 ats, fine oe ee e money- Tt _— ber ~ INVENT eGo" our b gs $602 ee | bon fn ah : : AN— ‘ ; to F 5 : " rie - -—Sid i) ucers th = ; ( ‘h ‘sunn ait a eu tired a X } , > r eo 4 6 Senedd sice tes . tA H« bee 4 - ae - bi order us mon ort good For ord . os Ss si! @ if 3 earn Esa can reaso wh MEN—Two. _- A gs 700 —— estnut. coe oO good mash met! ee. be t "é ~ 2 14: 3 S 2? lustrated sate ; mew car- dowes -—e . wasne mn a vd ten LON } ._ in TTT © wonderfu . con ne o~ ney, tota! & ] ~ on co special ] flers ilk knitted ne; a . best $7000 nably un the aces for cleri : (co) (c8) +AGENTS__©& 33 Oh! wages mace. no ex- AGENTSW 234 st ‘Ne Catalo send for’ thing: scrubs ore and 4ri -use bru HAR- rene handle 1 7-plece — and ea . ——, a sia mmission ; Ine spri > giv ; popular neckties, season just to $12,000 inal. Ave hie of 19 and tical posit show i: ——~ gn . De -atnr — Vv one ight . 4%) ene - ew Yor sogue. Le a b a porch. ce : iTries yer rush set > Deals to - cut! ery wy set of itd sy. _... lis I "hi ae li ne for tre factory _ ng dry L @ territory, prices; I x 710 opening. . __ Anniv _ school Aer = or are ns ILRO : ee ieee ago. sign Works ee cago. hiess (P oD akers Santie "satety Make g money ict (63 + Mfc. or and ne a wae wv ea frst os counties wante é ~~ “quality. sale Specialty 1 ia ; soit m entrects, for Ba sits to —— g real d. I have ou would ~ ing | | tleular: article opportunity Re soenaieation arm @°5@4) a , 2153 Con-! ¢ dar _— safety automobi selling D-R > —— Chiea i S03 Mad ay daily. Ged; SAL olumbia, Mo. Fisgper mee. refer- conden in lesmanship : ‘ rove s to whom w iphs : eo ened ger gE igpeosapey * ae een aves er: Be: ret make $18 oe ea wea mall — ae Fa Bnd ay Jaws bile owners: ex- a o ce st. Dest. ESMAN—Liv — . Mgr., 1001 ae see” eae and . earn ee par chatty ane an erences persona! ‘ou are or you | sil i Pacem. HK. Cole. etalls $1 $1. tT pa Day, Fenopy f ~ __ woekiy —--— o wow aul ‘vg e pr! _ cuarante = ;_ com ; NO DUI — pt en nk for we jive wire. ities to nent ; 2 ager. i: we) per ¥ y with us é _iectric 7 Marae ote ,= and a werner, - NI AGENTS—$3 pe: tm 2 400 5. aistond. New 5. ead TF onlbaet I ye 2g loth — B hl price to agents and rite |, People THE wth a. ae ee oom ray ee yn ow Guplicating | Hiseuneton. man. ; tm. ons ogg Statier monk Sa ne oe ~— ng Do Ps ass | - a ' Trem eej el er ho ss ¢ ‘ GENTE : sa 2-t. Cite | F — 4 : AGENT kK aneas ~ é 5 a. 508 Pi ved Uni ANTED board cov Snowflak . easy se!) . TS—M 7 Ha)! Se ae ers ~ i cc. €¢-= A : Mf - 4 1995 ress est and eGeral Pur DG this m ALESME 7 . Rox 6-275, Pe fn ry an ' wir N—We CIAL _N— TH => ne BY _ter Am a Rr - hutche “4 Sur guar agers: br en, an4 mad Bes iD>ber a. oa FB . v2 Eas: You nd safest t ure Food Pr takes the on hi N—LEver ~ is Po e open: | a6 ®, £0- need! ties TY _ be “¥ H - —.-- _ new st teher line uar- Propos and we ome aut r repair ee a a. ou c fest busine roduct sell - n high- eryw ost-Dis ositi get-‘e one UF (1GH-G YOUN | Mi ion Pa AGENTS—Y Seated 209° Mf free ol tron on mar tion ; ‘newes' 5! omen. . and saaaall sanien rn ene for t A Pr ‘esto “Mend. (83; | more a nake $3000. in the pa we sur- $200 — ae seeeres ail or s West. to the 7 salesman; | | eR Ex : SMEN, ur GRAD MA : cific R. a caine genen og, S, Soe esos tpl nates tee js Sea eae oe Baas "Sibeee | SALES es ogni wor BOR a" nos Seti as ca Ee or wclldeates : N = i AT ON R. | and ma! ideas ai. meent ito pee AGE ENTS Stree Fost ee ae t lay ike it as tire Po cage ies in. two Pi ra — supply Pay Bese my all the ment SALESMEN = 1052 See H a. Fg Sunday, ew and ws a Part AN Ho AS H GRADE A -posti or CE _Kraus Bid ers ma eat 32-pa foney- ee tere eee a ~akes: wire sit] ple u oat ball adios cn ealetion -- thaws me! ay with compl pA reat Bar ote LETMES — 20 ‘eel : toe ee Sa LES to 1. Essex, 88 | PER MON ERAGE ESE P ing a \AG SENT =. Mi gazine page agept fe Story Gente } - rcester .or 229 pon re ; owner Iteed to = on At pies to lip, .&arge »mplete free business west ssentia!l;: sel] Ford onn ,ESMAN —— ON LE iTH: TE r OF $800 nd TS—Amazir aukee. Wis A. H. braus. exci y of Henr seller ~— — \_— tl, Da agg natn and dealers l tong | -oTX to give away quantities ¢ course st St. Louts prefer one cars. =o tablished —27-32 — cADS © RRITORY_ me Ss t C lav Amazin v raus, 4B wive terr: a et -" ‘Fascinating AGE or urston alers: g | tory. free ay to every! es of f tn | and _co rome cy liv experien ~ 4 manufac rood 414 VICT NLY. RY TR , nt e- Hi _Gay; Rew soap gz succes ailey aoet Gian ¢ ' $1 ating | SENTS—ix - on Mfg sam. | D0okS cont advertis everybody ! free sarm- 5 mmission Pegg B- rag an with foc nufacturer; BALESM? ORIA FL tye MR. Do c . Cc erk on BOT STS a fits. A wee p plan rd proaperiay ever AG SENT ‘o., Dept 3, a outhit vi! aoatd io ““Dozal’’ Loring mak Co., Rep- | ir K~- aining ¥ - nem thee, —_ terri ALFESVMAN = Rox B- 193 County: dante | berg to — mene cn ; _—— =~ DG if I ver, Presiden rs al iz pa very. an rS.—I°s ~ “hi ~ag vss b. Jas. fe} cleans i stove ae — $i7 ,- and ee TT ur name an . mé esok car. sei! 2 x perie >. oat-Dis 7s rst lette Bs ave town: ; >; a represe! ristmas - --— 2u nN t ac=- =RMAKERS | AGENTS—Every B86 N" Leavit free and | body: put cool warts. _ guaran ik = a poms aiciad bette. ———_ | that ¥ ress on packs also Bg address a ona oe ane nced specialty, (cy | aamer r; salary =. " : TAS tative of gocd the: t ° ‘peater: Every home 3 N. Leavitt a | the & put warts f p cemengenens —— age. ge a the —. mr Lm - you get th kages, wit! your 5 s Chouteau month ssity; ca iaity, with | SALES Sox F-i82 ed Z is; wreaths stand! dgers; receivable PERM ANENT Pc 4 ' ‘ OTrpD.. “N45. 3B. as mes - pose Ea. — sadness ae } ir . 2 ae part hed of ates Pease gee ag 4 ae ete ~ are aa th of eee efit of oes Be aay age & ST EAU rast agterenes oore ort ; LESMEN—Fer ve ost- a ~4 age a > owe 41. y —— Bro _ Premi “ge mog fr ‘pl. 8. I we Weieken ae 2 | onstratic Ger; stead yA 7 eae oe nga be sold orders. nds of do!- m =N—The Hande h vail = . spect + Ark, pertehadi re low They mt Fre T PO AGEN adway, New 1 Product AGENTS— outs alters, 42 and get! 313 tion mak v repe seed: wens: terms © sold may Any product otorists, e Han eral gr laity i ostt e, comm priced. Ss Ww € tra SITIO ° sENTS—p ~-cw Yor icts oN rSs—Hand} > 4°18 w 111 offered es quick peater: simple won- - OUP iiberal ¥ be return ucts Wi jams mechan dee R-in- i make nally mene fy! ne tw ton. Sena iseton.. they ra rite and b nsportati NS easy . rortrait —_——_—_-— ork Ciry er, easy ronganatt- ~~ ——— es* iii. Mont ‘! agents a sale: pie dem- om D a*a our Succe guaran urned under ‘ou fact ics, f wrench — | and mon al time is referer Ask for ' 0 10 : tsf money ts gyn waa ‘ peat or ¥ to ar — | AGENTS—O air y. _Pasiest 1 : Aet ss tee. Wri — st st.. ory armmers. ak . refere th; Store want 1Ce3, and and, be qui “4 com oe he rey board | & Medal ey Reiters at make —— 23 free ee pA ge nat what kable money-get- GENTS—Over A. 2 B. Williams. Dep. CO. = te how ooo ne Bh ena SALESM ates Ds ee ease a leat Co. ence first ietter une a ag a ick: Mr. Ma Mar rnished AGE —="*: ioe tag in san: _Bex sample awa! sount; prop wash: se- 1 4 aoa gael ary ‘coal short “So; | ences: 07 Archer DERAL PURE Foc in Tilin N—To cov a” aan ESMAN—Fir hio. C | SMEN—If | = sie ccur . Mason. ket. A . a a. son Seatte! ae AGENT 5, Lintor uns you roposition and a ee Is coll ofl, ienaias camer ta~ teen Any bani ar. Chic PURE FOOD must have with higt establish (89) ea marke First-class . | money. sell you want to a ° = 4 sk f : alt: li! 1} gua wi, "04 GEN TS ores > ~~ he na Xv M . ba i i ote * a . > Oa, or wr she ker —— ow "i- ‘ or merc x. expr 2z0, Ti! Op ene > Lay a e as igh-grad > ed tery ; flavori et our if local tractors. Ford t to mak re or goal ve dt ranteed b Repr ae Azoe. etove otnr ng bea od heat nea ora ta bl ished antt} © ess or rai : Refe ces. Bx xperienc -~ line ritory | ing ext ne of on co cars, L: = : ference give S04 XS Bee —- 2S goal se me Sik nes esenta wr >| oe eee ee aueieniaa: deer yo Gee since 18 ,aeeney ' steed eo. |) oa E300, Poe D = Age~ cAavene well fruit are sales: mmission ncoin ¢ Ss | a BO ‘Beh se gh pavers: cael cee ae osery. —¥ alk Gandia son: send qu e; seil thor o8; just wt in ee r in America. Es- LESMEN—$30 0, Poet-Dt raish tefer-| burger C with medicinal mobile, w experience bases; pte AGEN? st.. Phila x deman eek easi ej; sons Fr tocol ol sport , ncestructi- es. make ck for FB een oe = wet in LE AT + ica. Es- eur spec 33500 tspatchs er-| fil. Co., 123 references, @ car: ide acq not m Ss 1 : de! 4. ly; Wh we de! nsu —T . hoelerry -s in + ke 310 rn 5 hf w Wy — made pecial - month io) - 8. Je this uainta ex a = fiber Make § mht a P A. Dal as ithert!!’ deliver az 1ers: liberal! 7. knit o g t2ast. aes to $2 Oo mat ton ~~ $a - New ker HOT wT . raine price s taking — SAL ffersen Mr. Be is is your nee. lots of Na tic s 10 — % AGE i's Syr .d oaeaks ai comm 's Dayton, € Jenniz dally and ~heaper osen " 0 Rainc: coats, dir mashi orders ALESMAN tts, at one bi 365 i d. Box A | a ational F ber be oms, —_. selling na AGENTS —Int = ise, N T write to _i4 A = ae territ ry go heaper, better, Bm cooks CO. AL.” | Sree g, direct from factory. - union. euneanant teas eae Ford - | BiLESweS Ford hae y Pre Be - % reo samp’ Lintz mal) telligent ma a Gay Eee £5500 urner 6 ~ furn ag eu caner “ne ae 5 at SMEN— ~ . ose Eas -| §ressiv has ~N ee 2 e ote ’ ost-D *: ——ae m Co.. tae offer. ihenmnan of nm 7? entien oa ay eo : - use a h sexes: — ma too uel one-half ry coal — bakes at ees 50 miles pe veit. Chi — oe Ford car opening America. The Uri 2341 S. J ispatch | Cc vr wand ef per cent a st Mo. | RY inenaelings comp og as distributor peace mew = EP gg piremendoug | burn Amazing shortage Bahn any Ae nage Pu Ea oe gasoline gailion mad = | commi a a have ow esmmen, tors Fe... or MOB cr ° ' hapman d_ office profit ao, | rs wee or - B ere bg 1 to is abesiutety = powder bt Me” the sales EVEN free. Bell g profits es every a a ikwana, S s. _Stran vaporizer; e with | Ford on. Ba = oar, a pubis associa Co.. 823 Dwight ; househo AGENTS _i roctn 3 > "Siemans Tt AD to last sever y new; hol puff in th EVEN HE _ Selling ex yg tn he $. . sky Vaporis write | sales and rton Motor except io a hone aoe of « * . sees Dwigh t Bldg saanaie : neo ae eee os 01. N ~e é t. well catngge Pe pagar nolds enough p cay | oe © cero 8 SENER-TOR pa oct a ps eekeen. Sinn in izer o., A ae H service. _ «ship — ability to sveral sal - t= . os Bidg, Kan 7. _ agents T salesmen to Cit anes er on sight; n t, every “ powder ——————— tatic ; Ch TOR C [essa Pe, ———£Sa¥ : Fst ¥ - se ext Y | ae a ag $2 = umb Kansas) >)" us: as — poe to -_——t_____ oi oe eer ¢ sales tal —_—~ Rens oT n. Chicago. co., 5125 c i= See class we ee real propos! laree earn big money cena 7 tion tn osantl thelr UNG BY | Ing: Bo capital: n ae mereee: Ti raat Rgvertistnar provide “food product: "big Sa _mreedway ‘cont profit: wonderts ‘| AGENT | Monday for’ detail ashing machine, factory ware “tems and. all, usere™ ce and rote producers. MAN Miss ur week on oes a oi el, mae Bey Gy soeseac bate ae fe WANTED Sati ake er ai a ee ha te eS Ste ‘sista ==As | ~~ ‘ol al ie . 3314. —s aN r. GEN 7} sou ding PR tom ington nited -.. rs —s istri ~t — y York rover.ca water egy ey — wo coe =e Side Sage — ne sft. -— for 10 St. this =N— We Mo. ni =a : adam ei. | for sh el a yton oO ree. time es a, ‘ake Syma i. COT a We Co.. po. eh waren tm * nagers guapoe ent: - Te LSA se, phot MEN Easy Sampie se..8 “to } «Cs days. “ territory want mm : ritory n ord “ coubDe 2 high se "7 om ¢ monev — ash. make v: at Em rent : ae rew mar - e .. Coiltn So ti Ick ™~ sei! er: 3 bi all cl SA Box - pDesse *n f on acco ookkeeper ISSOUFI! Hite’ diate a nigh quailty: jos ri pod gE Ey = daar eee fe Laas Be: dia Weet open. and repeat TESMEN—To sell Mi Sey open ntart no aioe aaa u | AGENTS—?Pa: z > Rg ma ym Louis. : low Dries "and >i rlaces of a ee ee cessmethalhan” “dame magazine fomen te uis SMAN— : ler, 706 worte's in-operated : me aang hE ny 7 or Jan nt | ticle —Patent ane Oe alea, 409 Mo. mik, P. ig proftt . to liy Repeat ae ney auton ae. ney tract ne on co 4 . hand! (c4) eurround! To act - ; about Rn ows ¥ les mana an. 1. ab recei noe ~ yp ne ted home nece AGENTS— can ‘s Fisher profits ifornt ca2xzo, ackson - year’ thow | te an acetal See? een remendous a ae a . baer eee ae gf) ey — oo panels og LADY AGE Motor Go." 416 ALESMEN phic. Chicas Sautiors. | SALESME> beck exec me Paul, Mie ; ments; d Cc co! d-weatbe: , won —ap near laemie Ct ee cu the bigeest mo: this — . ay erage reetmans, a Ri. po Fagg age to *S nit gw) st o., 4100 — ror yg ow hg Class, - Chicago. : MESES Asrertag Se et Minn - r ———— ~ m0 Ne Tr) oo ly from —~ - a. m + accu mus PERMANE sells. for S10. "Gos: ui Jack Fre 1829 Morgen et, Se eat money-making uf ime Pig Aya Tey an A fo: samy vt exciosive i4 in gas plan . outfit offer now start pvera!l at . ingfeid., ‘a Sales $9 fret Son to $43.7 7% try banks 1 adverti SAL Ii? y. neon i eon fust ances. stap man: . ar CHI fort Co. 183 West cks: our ninth sea- rican Factorie and ts a nn ee: | ae ns. Davis Prod este’ betas a i a LADIES— Ht. Maneger, Bex Bons, Lakes commiss ond sucreheniies | SeMEN—se line: ¢! carting: mo © business ume ©: vo NIST AGENT _ 133 West samp ni ath se AGE STS_ actories ceeuthenae aka write a Products C brings our « free ishin $10 dali r, Box | SA de Bidg. ssion. C ogy display Sell ¢ » BD ye Corr ne objecti . oO ae BO S dol! S—Wo — 15th _st st. pS 1 -4 toi! ~Bo Co., Canton preferred AGENTS ta Co., Dept. 8! auniqu doe ng mitts ye ow LESMEN . Chicago. Rapp & merit: ed new ae . Co.. 2 tory. age cas sti or sa! néerful iin” Oc. et P yer int Canton, O cee [NTS—Soun ESS pt. $10, Chi s not sc SOF furnitur lamb ; eve —il w : orde wnhusua!! Invent RALESMEN—Si 208 Adams, reference ng; stat ILERMAKER La gt 5 w= = Se B— Se ed go a oe oe egy sepa a Sa crdera trots frew 100 Hesse tone cane n 4 and e BLACKSMI 8 2. 242: 21 "smith sv. 0 tree Ra! cense un —, Bons ‘ena tal bination gig me toilet articies « a: Ho-Re-Co Co. ee: territory ~~ meses _— Ban aera rv S 19? walism. Call at a in day. a eee — ments ~~ Pweg range. ; -NTS—B ret on, F Fi ee Gi ete: | = enpetiintn ea | “2 . on a nos. ‘uae x So., Chicago. nent position. up ‘county Fight a ao sees cdigh money mak >. 442 Ne Clark ah don’t Shee” D D gu let wit® our ge dymen ca a ton. O s3 Mf tisfact nee an- AGENT pt. 15, H. —s on. us unty ri rienced | Rick erences f | | , aa a tenn GIN Mich ters. Stann ur genuin can m AGE gs. Co., L! ory; samp , , AGENTS—Best St. Louis, SA ual opport ghts on ge key. 412 and age =. & “Apply ROOM . GENT TS—Easy p —o swom, + een ,Dinat! os: - Wonderful silver » eae "| ee >. LR y sere rubber -repa: iS SaLESWEN— So WANTED | Sa LERMAN. = F209. pace fy Un | “oograte with 1 ——— yaad a direct have ha loca! or © - e ~| EX 1084, R: big seas sold picking new exci “~ ) with ew credit aay fast wedding c | = a's it vulean! over 500 — vulcaniza- and ae Comet 50 per ce aa ee sell food —_ om spe tante pentaen to bufid a — = a experi CHAN ATL son = excius! eel Ey, pian: enles: big pret. ~ ong a ME nizes | Der ce | Sa oo Law mt co n wi ptional! prod | sPectaity iness: «Rect! val vertisin E a NGE BLDG., WAY aan — aS = =e ea rod. pooseuary pital reas ST oe: Seat an oe lh le tube: sells t gg ot two. b pate pana» oy oe e nm ieeton — ee Ry peed ce reve EB city | Liberal yee —_ a oe om perpen ~ - re fendid side ine L Ricor's:" preter anen wit Lilinets f , CHINISTS SSE eek Con. nant Hog mw ee meeey | useful ti sotter-pt P| fo! ae Se Be at Sent an tie en ith weekly drawing ac Ibe ton to BE ge me ee ae oo re Mfg. , are experienced fn sell! good ' ar Dayton Dept. rivers. time-savt as ler; doing income ! ts kind; oidest men c luminum wi: ) ee papi Pago ral! ton o right ; first-cl ust be SA Seunctes, need fn th aut ite BOILERMA eColorad ; sh°so. as vassers. yton, o B- 1 ers, mec ng. - ' Rew in — as weil? 3 $i. 10 : * our hr and e7 an @arD big Ware sa! searon unt to parties. A Cia@s c¢ thor- ae =P etc... , sell’ ns Be. oe omg 2.50 ing every 150 1echanics, } expensiv ivention mples an If no an hou lustiers core will be com ales and of ent! SA pply 7i3 ompensa- | N—Ex F ~ sTeases °o mark 7 3.4 ow 0 Sou bt , mach! bod wil cent , nt ° fest; | kin | t, writ r: a f2ll det b mpensa goo re LES : : Ww =} we perienced = and et /°°@HEET ¢ " _Brige! Con profite; money back y_ wants Gr Rw York, rintere need aut | TEEN Co., Dept. 81B,-Ke te today for free | x1 R-. , eld strictly —* ao dy = SEN Heh ae mr known oll rated mevehants E trawing acrouny, nd auto scape: we ELE METAL WOR mM Railwa a SS Se . New He ; ns 201 Grand 1350 per we s ts ae nee Cnty, Mi Wat- ACTOMOBIE Box a ' 12" interested. in_makta . re o oo! ye | | ent Box lox 3-4 ‘against a allow CTR a. aa: Gur dened ork. ing make $2500 ; $60 week! ou a on Re yg Hs gn > o | 9 TLE Sa Post ated or © nvesti ing 3 .-| HLltnols, tbe. ; te straight sMEN— . Pat-D — __ CAR RE ICIANS KERS y Co “br day. troduce popular pri rc. | so gtven up. retail RW. Ra # yon gen extabts d up; unity te male Pan dry LESMAN -Dis. po bakin ot e Monday. iy 4 Seen: w A Bing EESM EN —-Siae-1ie tepaich. pu PAIRERS Wil ° 3rand Ra Aladdin agents aoe tans a com eS ail stores; exe! reord anced: ~ ee sb a pS aad om: make | s! tor, os. If —-To sell “c) SALESMA onda Grand rc. ashington Nelson | Gripuite Gene” an tae nion S ploy EXP _ ITS__ae ch. Fountain 9 iGENTs— 65 Dea neces a territory nted: where ma in to 4 proftt- 41 Pe y salary a ai a ° vertising. St on z , pm re. + Lamp e ord ta., 8. ERIEN ee: tea. t our bi ae Rai n. Brook! iitams ‘s sel) our : rite for we are wus m - ost - Di wa | ay year o who has en - uls; call on . : Ateu hrows - crt Lou quick: aincoat yn. N pe- | toilet mil 1 not iside spatch. mmis-| '&=&- >. * Sepa F stra mad ce a - you must Most Handiest. light: De - is, Mo. | M — protects: ae “eae e ; new it and N.Y Tue anion oma uns hg | tion of ight | co né ha — ful t i e mI ACH oe. Harte things a assortment - Mp nar ‘Genamaioeet aie ou to iendend eneeeen 2 on how to INS - = 830 Wade « commission aan ge * coms | eeuiie ieam> au a —a| B INIST gre Barter Ge. Boot 337, wis gg PX Ewa | bee Eesha i ret busy. 4 quick. 1109 P a . M.. oe ESD. ae A OP. | ing ae A. By. igb ” Ge . By th R-TR furnished; stop @ eet. Brookline. Mass. nes gee shield cleaner, ‘nes & -- y storm. Gell the Clean up PRIN Olive LESMEN—Sa HEMICAL Bit PPLY» &F oe Dimeete men Be gh - -TRINID | euantand et mirrors. pla cline. Mass. 4 ps sgiase motorman, saner, selling | Greatly m and off Sell th roa. Tak. INTIN st. | _tract les CAL Bub, 2 | ust ht men e orders; rapié ord le £ro 4. tn cana with b&b i ex =) CHEY AD . =. ished op dai platin ss. ~sS 7 4 Clear 24 engin eeded by | Great! eralsl b&b tf again emeelv comm 4 SALESMAN—Wi er. or oils and managers: ; experience 4 ainary ss chea titles as and 5 mel Mart 188 ‘y arind: € eutnt Te breposit! hours: er: on y | ~ y neec eat 40 tn 6 es on Side ission N : ablinge ga) roof! - a ; pects abie to S self pencits. per as SENTS nd. 2 . or ar pay a as a” - ty sa * man ; = ellow , ree ical ° suPtract work thea Ginists, Boilermake = Ma- Lodst onditions _ at — $3 apiece um Co., © exclusive, “ ot tate: aamnel sues are _ and men w in 24 @ dig ne fom ‘ee’ Go GO MEN — Sal J confectionery leaman ufacturer (2) SALESME s Bide. —~ pe yb ae aies M k- ne Free etait ae ~~ reversible “ vatt. commi ssi aired, e line oman wan -| ww t furn mixed special leaders: or- os i. MEN n Box 38 ‘ good ork a) apart Who he > = hee “~~, ished heath ney Can mak Bost TON — L B-418. er; salary and. ry and} o ment house owners : | autck tor a mo . . good zy. © . , wear > 9 Devies vanced rience n ay: t quick conta! ers ladies | tha e Ss IB & ost ya aller ‘me: . amaczi Fog °F 04 oy work- ' Only Reliable and ing Free | AGENTS- — gy fy wy — AGENTS—$3 he Bag. Domestic: qcosmary og ee Mac-O-Ch ae colors. silks; ae, ae Bae —~g Ss sane Senin Ves cake and commission. — os santa oe = | 3s > liberal trial enne sawed Apply b al winter | Men ho ey ; enced | gos ile fast — Siosse a. Pon mm sans “ten 2 bes a Chee Mills Co., Fr i ead RE "$7 1 Colfax pleasant: aide or Eickis apni fc) | comnminston attractive Mount 3 ti — Lightning Calcul k. : we 2 ' -_ ‘ . . a] y F past, eek teoshoaien 8g apply H. L. FO |agEsTs. a, Sette, Catalogue poo out. | and rentistuctory. ginrantecd istribate. $9 exits at Make 975 per = e035 | —SUBDIV lefontnine Sine,” north” | Rew territory 3 et a and expenses profitabie. and | SaLE=xfEN— as A230, Pee ens MEX—Soll lame. : ) T3s— nn xX * of WH sl! inf Sen4 td ) new oF at $29.40 re pnade- eek a Vy line, 2 ; . commit expenses guaran | ustrial trad a : I ware mos. shad - ent, Dal aniecal render- ' Broaéwa RD, 208 Exciu x United * strict ormat! fo goods: gzest to-meas nd wu — i To. ISIO - orth of PE ox H-382 astons: ca roi l trade: , , chande light z r* las, superin : y. 34 f1. N auto pro sive terri A 15°9. on. J rT free ad on value retail, ure, 821: - sel) N 7 l | SALES) pr! m $6000 - @ real are- lier ing | 5 e GENT Da -_ n! sigat: ev Gir al. mut | . Cedar enty' ‘*” live re t Aut oS ioe, oo ies: | - St. Louts, Mo. teyfarey cabebie ct Sand oy for ane wal aaa gan cart sings ite tees | Bi o0ce Uverat’ profits “oe "pee te ‘earee'| 2 ° King's Highway 6) 2 Bi mwcgrncnngy Se : eae as, | Soni year | See "farnitare wa Fes : : tn ise Vou: & m | ce live itively sell | °? ot req L.; | nts for National ; ; ney : ae y Ex & H. 19 | (ef) | AGENTS—Co 901 Pine ry aR gd a veces ne spew pina 10 Cally | past ott m.. ay 228 ot in advance. to make big ulrede we wilt expert | Tilinots Loeahiae 2 een. large col. | =“ Builders So re. cide ona “ c , wit! ounty Re. cular -_ — rien ar laections: ce ean- re. wil en y f y easily LES ‘ china . eas. A m ouse e: o ‘¢ av Dec’ re 4 carry. = joan oar. work , me f to ME aar. want aoe BAL _— terrt re's $ s somethti ; jon; hin. t _ Pe (28) | oreo Saree py pet cher: AGENTS —“c "B18 N. Can a8 | 47, 161 W. Harrison i be scat with niNY, Aske RTH REAL er Semuers | ater, —— mritory. | and men's silk "oe a day i i Bide. Address Importer tributin gz pay — —— ae OE. Sth cash visi “Clerol” California AMAZIN m st... mn. Inc... M rav Es f on: eady dem e frui Every ik hoetle 4 ‘kN r York ' rter z to m st | on tn I" fe te GP Chi ‘ EN—T ots TATE or t 4 and: t trees Chem ry, from | _ _ Ope N— Petree ' r gy he gg pe— hoatriot every e2) | Wanted; stormy windshiel — way te ge cago, Ti. gg oe FT FE &| ter, N. Willems, = © teal Bid tration & sale. gab nase Natrict - | Mechanics * fore HT stint Stat ries Se) eee aE arin, ceee | Steer © tess Sag. s ay ee a tet | Scname ee eee SALES MAN— Se Sees eed 7 >“ a ron: _ As ces: - _ . ~ " WANTED ICS | ,Drewenta . > Wakes jaan quired. 5. pr xP” 502 Fise at st: are ributors oo pek care ay: Poxes: sell jess jess | sal FaxaN— pguith, Ford cars Pl pie oes MAN—To travel, sell! osliing nt opportun. . with mm | 74 ‘i ling ‘ rY) atorm ne « a nr ether ee on age oni sty Saree 5 cr Fm age w = ao aa 2 AN gS Fx aE reas | Sync ees if tpi Stee Se: ck A a a Se, SP hots pee wae see | See Seer hy r . aa y— > ‘ ey $1 aA = seat Bis, coat, fren We deliver wear coat tor | Special ney -makin 208, Las Cruces, - oe | nes “Johnson. er” ae Dis gach A. F. Bloch Co, 212 Samples vias ) > = Pore A. : "” and t st . 4 - . (7) back mous 100 a- | AGENT yton. ©. omas Mf coll and FREE y Co. Allentown, jist uM «BALE . W. Cor. Chevrolet. Sth av. okee. over. free guara bean veekly Ts «.- ect; sar SA own a SMEN Apply Mr. | oe Fe mam tn Mg oe Bu- | start —Ri sk « . Co., heonen R.. 4 det |AMPLES—35e_ o-- Pa. Koch aoty 5S ene : . 4 pitel Bidg.. Bu lar woman & re Ms nce eng f etal and ‘Frankit — oo Se st water ff (4) vage Mfg. ousehold oe —“ - Chi La | mi ence ust lea kel pie = stam iter; SAL ,. tw cago borat rro ft ness Tm Bb nm C. > to oon ESM 41 bie consumers ories. ;; pr ra, “Oo w with aw to Gi st.. N 6. cor tt i} =m S Ca : - ae, ames [| pees: refini eekly eet capita: ET o1 =e * we ty and Pain m perience enti: _ natio citmetees” tabie easy. apital | 7 ir ‘free s gan ork. Iter Co.. gost of manuf some t man 7 ; 7 . tonal La out rate, os wabie 16s an mpie ¢ ae Bik capital with . . 7. ow to ms ne) end suects mae: § ao, “ALES ring. Pox B-252- demonstrating i me eae Treen: Watmot, Cor Wonderfully i; et SMEN— Carbon paper ‘PD $hormous pros “ (c99) winrice, $1 i, ws oh rier aoe Mates ond | ALESMEN—T tepatch. é commsiasion. Bon City. Fenater ii ma Clark Avply sell food Box 7 : , Ben. azines | SAT ’ Monday = ec: a gee ane: a Bits. fulte etty _S

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wee Raye BENS Rg ee — ma et Sis A ee Se, ee % ‘ bg x ve 5% Pos a “at Seka s, 3999. . _ #300 WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED — — WANTED —Is the position you seek advertised in these columns today? | rost-bisrarcn. 25B "RALESMEN WANTED : SALESMER WANTED ‘SALESMEN WANTED a Al; selling, clothing, “furnish | SAT SSMEN Were you ever, offered « gro. | REAL BETATE, SALESMAN—By old-esisb: SALESMEN WANTED | HELP WTD.-WOMEN, GIRLS | ‘MELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WTD.—WOMEN, ormis were WTD cer ur lt is #j ° 4 = PT Z f a eneral stores; — sell- y Store? You can handle sugar, flour, | hed ‘irm: must be reliable and ener- SALESMEN | CHAMBER MAID Apply housekeeper, | DRE: SSMAKER'S HELPER—Or finisher; [a do hand sewing. —— werk, i GIRLS canned “— ‘ } 28k 7: ae hoa ennie &' , coffee and en zetic. Box _A-285. Post-Dispatch. To carry hinth. -grade line of caps and straw rashington Hotel, room and rd. (oT) | none but experienced need apply. 2107 ry goods stofe. Miss J roo SELL auto tires and _— ge oriés, $100 we week hats for the retail trade. exclusively o> as CHAMBERMAID—White, experionced: also | Ann av. fe) | | Delmar. te) | UNIT 7 . eats Oe i ] i. i easliv. (Guarantee Ww t ean: >> - tlh - | SIDELINE SALESMEN—Callin of the finest irricat land in Utah. One Louis, | DRE S REL. D emia ‘learn; 18 to 35 years of age; Associated Salesmen, 412 Crilly SALESMEN—Advertising, with dynamic per- . trade: low price article: no & on grocery farm has 320 a: ooo Wilt sell all or any S FO A Y a or er week: half day Saturday. Hollis a, E. Su lored men - 7 git Thicago. sonality, for old established company with lis from photograph. 2 + | part thereof. equipped with modern build- | 3 ‘ ‘ 8 TTC ts Family “Leuneey, 1517 Clark. (c) ators ; at, 20 0 cles. ES N—Wholesaie ) confectionery, guar- Bea tloners peaiiom. ,t© secure contracts —s 410 lla : Pittsburg, jens cere abou t900" aaren — he { of th ae perienced| TAKE FULL ‘CHARGE, OF eT ACTORY | GIRLS— Experienced and to learn iabeling GIRLS—For packing candy; ot su. ver- acres unimprove } the same i ~ i promotion ; “apply” co. . tas $2000 commission yearly to carry) tising features; unlimited fie’ a: “beeuhinemnt SIDELINE BAL ESMEN—Free pocket Bain. | #ne All ne ar Paw rishing town of 6090 | MAKING ssURE me Pere SENT. WELL” por Won aeosaiey, ow 1008 Pin — “Ce must be over 16 years of Dn. : , Be gales stimulator for : onfectioners. organization la t j yatent punchless check: oDulation Re “ ° ( ( a WILIl, A : Sox we Fine. lie pl. # tele man, with strong followiag | annually: Sale ncn etential a a rr te og: ee ee lng — * mee welte seaae * ae lessee” we especially. W a. pave : OCoO te AMG PAYING POSITION TO CAPABLE , | GIRL-—White, to run Me oye a Apply early age. Apply SWITZER’S in penile: ae, Exclusive territory. Fuil repeat minimum commission $100 weekiy assured no competition; commissions on ssn ns; to producti n ‘of fine alfaifa and sugar beets, APPLY All. Was Seis ona J ratty Monday morning, Hu » Caras Se. YELLOW JACKET ee) ; a: com lem tine aed fF: Ttneee. Tell all, confidential. Field Pa- faithful and consistent workers; state past Standard Check Co., Manu motacturers, 348 0 Never-failing crops: 40° acres makes good | ° ee ore y (CONIDIA TREAT- and Washington. ic) *» 612 S signs, calendars and . = g Pret Go.. Peoria, ‘il. se earnings and references: a!so Ashiand ay., Chicago. farm and one. crop of alfalfa seed has paid | on On rs LORAINE DRESS CO an ee ne Se ee Pen N. Main. . (¢) erent: clinches nov. - ING SALESMAN—Reliable; thor- services immediately available. $ & ntl t & a. m. D collecting : pae- Co., New © York. info tio rs DT. IF IB . experience. Jacob Mange n, wire. season . = i is a fine idea when a sales- | “0d who are willing to follow the inspection | 14536 For a "Park bi. — r. ule . : AaMOwUWS=- arr ©. SAT semen io) Washington. fc) TO Learn /hoemaking : , . 2 ‘ Ahe ~— on, 0. ee & back and sell something to | of experienced and successful men will re- one orest ; - . . pel = ~ — S time and “time again: the Celve rapid promoticn, seliing experience not Lge BORE aR gE RIE oe -- phone Far 1394. __{cO3x) Apply Superintendent’ s Offi __Remiey Market. 6th and Franklin. fe) GIRLS— Suitcase lining: gteedy work. A se corporatio preferred - oo merchar: Book Co., 337 W. Madison Pe peo 9 as We instruct vou and are sa to better yourself, or you w q M . F] 1cé EMBROIDERERS—And beadera, for moms aed Stability Leather Co.. 018 In light, up-to-date factory ee on; Stock ‘ . 4 ao a -* - « nterested tn your success a = r oO seii, ) yo "oul not he | i ain . - ‘ 2 Mf ; (% nent: gcood acern on large prod 1% Pe . rago. have openings for salesmen than your sales ability. c We Sees ‘7 ae. | reading this ad I have a position for Vou | CANVASSERS AND Bn IS oor Balcony 1508 Wasmngion. only. Rose sd (e2} GIRL—For light laboratory work cae ar- Wiswecae tick &3 You are either out of & job or are seeking giving best of ie S “appreciate having just this kind of ct tering offers and do not gy up your hopes aying real money if vou are a worker. } SOI wo tei ee to house; aS $30 | —-—-— -- - a t— $$$ GiRLs Le ticles. Becker Chemical! Co., 2 seer am ; :- Ole —— e) —q with references, =o of a yourself, with references. The Robert | nag sae gn ae _s — products and pays las, Tex wae a ’ co =. _ Garment Co., 617, N. 8th st., fifth floor.(c) Ait — ~ bet ae | — Bey yit Atha 2 ty salary $12. Wisconsin Creamery, th an . k; ] ial l nitine oe : ng perc n> a a Sales Man- | advertising—copyrighted. exclurive calen- _Son, St. Louls, Mo Since 1899 (cM: | PARTNER Wtd.—lIn ‘good paying business Box “W-358, Post-Dispatch. pemting past. | ENCED: A anon, , ‘| Poe ee rheteony ik plus Bity iine requiring : 8 a. m. to dars, holiday greetings, fans and direct-bv- | Gao — kiana ~~ nig coe ae , Lgog: sm. yoann vo. a . an P : ce cki = — nship and real work: | mall service. Every | business nin tn 400 MOX TH takin orders for our specta: qwith $5.00; good Be gecurit y and results from, GOPYIST—Wholesale house. during its “toa APP u EE RY : GIRL—Lxperienced for packin ’ ~ 4949 5 length-of-service bonus. ion; no trunks: — GH-GRAI —_ PE- | list of buyers furnished Possible earnings a: - lays Fitts 2 sae @e f oe ati ns PB vee — 4o7 Neosh - ~~ eure wa season, has openings @ few days each | RK IN E Ss : C D ‘ CRUNDE t connection and o . 3 2 HIG BY aaa MaNn.| of $5000 a year and upward libera! com Girect_ from Ea vga | Rent contract to the man who cun qualify. ments, bloomers. etc, to high- class trade . « ) " juired Ry = P'-pD ) ost-Dispatch ie) . eon ; self useful in retail store per week. . Authoriset Rae * Ly DS ONLY. SEE MR. Sores Expenses advanced. Write at once to the!only. American Maid Co., 833 W. Jackson Jo 3 10,000 slat, ps Fa x om : no | oy —_ FUR eckiee RS—Steady work; good pay, 4th floor, Aloe’s. 513 Olive. Take Broadway, Fourth, PAR! NEM Wt “irst-class uphousterer: no | Sa! “o.., | v ir. Aloe's. 5. ie Essex, 5R4 41 Delmar; & RIA ELDG. (c62) se ‘Oak. line. The Thos. D. Murphy ; pl.. Chicago, Il eS mone} essary: must be first-class work- Corset Fitter | —= = Sea: . mata Aen ee GIRL—Experienc ed on Elliott beet > 0 Lee, Natural Bridge and hristma > aan ane Lente sown = machine: salary $17 per week 00 N : __e) F GALESMEN—Christmas wreaths: we want | —— —-— rrr FY TY SOX 37 Pos st-Dispatch. Bei (c} ; i, ene education: old es. es- M 4 representative of good sanding sell | SALESMEN—Lareest ge Ba cg 1 aan REAL SALESMEN . PAR) NER Wtg.—Manufacturing business: ont S: on a —————— Tower Grove lines to 800 Butacturer; salary; prefe - o — wreaths to retail stores in St. | . —_ | To se ualites to business houses and man- ’ { rs OF) Ley cured. Box | G | S—Experience or covering end- 2 dD rably _* this : | positions of importance in their appliance es to such men we will pay aalarv | P22. tu - S250; — mey secure nN NI’ S ing machines; Ritts ris 2 learn, Central south and walk east to products’ experience: must % is a new line. They are very | ufacturers;: Post-Dispatch e town: give full detalis in MME pretty, they are low priced, they are not | organization; hg Ny Fa ee Strae, | 8nd commission. Apply at once, Suite 208 | Sopa TER wi . take one-half interest | and Paper Dex _*2-: ane ‘| Seeond st. ry, expected and telephone 7a able; commission. Ask for our prop-| tion of experienced and successfu! pt mag wil; | 802 Chestau tat. —__{©7) |" “jn established foud a. nufacturing business: | —GIRLS—Experienced. for circular work; 2 oat -Dispa tc) ne ee ee oer nous only one sales. | receive rapid promotion, selling experience! ATTENTION, SALESMEN! | about $1000 required. _. Box F-306. P.-D._ | A—e., B - rit SN. Main mcs ntiah Laundry S128 Oi work. Dinks Par- man is wan n uis. veritt’s See not essential as we instruct you ani are - . ~s ‘ ip > + ae dy | n ngage | | WY ; ; eee = TS a Y ‘fore, Indianapolis, Ind. | more interested in your success as @ man- We can use five more meth of good char- PA ARTNE R Wid oe r ty - po 4 CSV OMEN | require the services of ex- GIRL—wWhite: German preferred; for gen-| HAND EMBROIDERERS—An auet ; | ager than your sales ability We have noiacter and a itty, our product is always in! ty ey ees 2 pit | regu ~ ¥ eral housework; no washing; ood may take iiEeMEN if you want to make some real S nave nO ; ? . , owns his place; some capital required; look perienced Dress and Gown 6952 Waterman av.. take University ‘oar. Son, 706 Washingtea. Jaco Mange C — —_— required Box G li Ford cars, Lincoln trucks and; flattering offer and do net build up your demand; repeat orders certain. Bex B-34k. thés up. Box F-107, Pe t- Dis} match. ' | irst jetter. Wililams Chemi- ae «mmey, ® hopes on fal ises. C y pt | Post- ) 02) up. __ Bon Z | =e , WY. Oh tractors, on commission basis; requirements | hopes on false promises. Call any day except | Post st-Dispatch whe settintiiinneee | bake TNE R Wid.——Man with automobile, | Thoroughly experienced and Hands. Permanent employ- GIRLS—2. experienced In mailing, folding | HAND EMBROIDERERS ret-class local representative ‘4 mobile, wide acquaintance. lots of pep and employed, phone Lindell 26, K ‘tee, | ™Sa@legmen. four. to complete organization, —. ll gs ot Bg ’ | competent women for large de- | ment Apply to Mr. Smith 2ist and Pine. Oliver Burner Co. _ Fay i een elders See at Teemune A vnou ie te pee | eae : e* || selling real estate: best u ibdivision th “! -- ¥ Box F- 148, Pe vat - “Di apatch. partment store. Permanent po- ; M GIRLS—2, who can write rapidly and Toate ESSES; wo medicinal preparations, | Me. Betts, at Riefling Automobile Co., Au- | SALESMAN—Who has an established terri- | near St. Louls. until late fall. when we will ) splendid sitions, with rapid advance- | fifth floor, A onday. | bly, to work In mailing dept. Call Sun- API Jefferson st., Chicago, @& EN—The United Creditors of | mo ~ wal _~ who — sold dry goods spe- | winter. Every assistance possible reptered. mee: enall Investment: ciean business: ment. State experience and 9 | Burner Co, 7 __ (eo) ori FLOOR. : : America, a national association of credit) © ancy goods and jewelry novelties. | A real ~-_~ ink ie real men. Ask for Mr he tg pl a ana, salary expected Box A-23 | ‘GIRL OR WOMAN—To do some china} > ¢ c -~ | > > +S _ : ’ - e tee | 4 rgest Ford dealer in South- } caters “and publishers of a unique col-| 7° Such @ man we have an unusua! opor- | Davis or ennett, HARNETT-EGG- ; _* 0! esters anovsphensiiiieiitineitiaptiiagiadiadl Sous mer A decoration on furniture, Ce- | #OUSEGIRL— usework. 2 im tamily; good . | tunity to offer, for Jan. 1. 1923, which is | MANN REAL TY CO., 1302 Arcade Bldg. PART V td. ‘ith small capital, to Post4ispatch. ear ‘ona Gray av.. Webster Groves, Mrs. | _W2fes. 3 31 Botan nical. car salesmen, also one sales- abilty to extend their membDer- | ‘ os a > = : : | ing account. Oniy men of proveh ability eas ems il ee tuti Lockwood Hotel, | ‘ . . ecten oh Baayen - ae ne wo ta age gy le ll be considered. t ARE Y Ou ¢ APA BL ¥ , 1614 Chestn wut st. elt p tien Operators and Dressmakers 409 N .. Broadway | GIRLS—To tore civouless, and put ie om Gousean ac Maple. (c) - oe , 4 4 | letter. erritory you are now traveling. : ca es , vq gg 7 - aan dresses, waists and ' velopes, at per wee come prepas ISE L-—Young, white, . service, Burlington, Ie. (cl) a 2 - tin gize ey and how lone in the same ter- | Of yee ee Bales fe e of women to han- ARTNER Wta —F or expansion of a high- EISEMANN BROS., 331 "Washington. _ to go to 2 oh at 8 o’clock. Chas. EB. Lane} housework Phone Cabany” 2132J. ih-grade. specialty. whe FF — — - “ ritory for one house. No money required, |) ° t a van can Gana alien * don ty pt : i.’ ‘cmnn ~ . x - Fas iaetsniishi cee iin acbinsinaacaeahenanMataa | & Co., 1710 Morgan st. x "SEG : money selling a necessity to 9 N——We want inen familiar with only sales ability is necessary to become as- -~ yy ta are > 7. an ; - u os - beeen 2 eS a or, a o2e— een eDee reauir 4. 4015 Pershing. GIRLS—aApply Missouri! Can Co., 41 Branch GInLs—2. who desire to learn filing: must ~ aa 1 ye ; 7 amount of working capita! to ry ~ J t. write Or - ff . eS... SE: aera see ae ee PS, Penn ane eee OE Pcstoffice approved; bara Paar ake leather speciaities, etc.; good terri-| concern. All replies strictly confidential. perre > eg Oe tat yh 94 -* ciiiceinee | INE R Wtd—My business is getting tco _ we ferson. Ne os (c7) TRIS - 71: t and Pine. Oliver Burner U esis por C28 BoB. : pe open: tart now or Jan. 1 18: 23: write| Mr. Arthur. 830 Tribune Bidg.. Chicago. PRopucTS. — ane oth a Ic Pittsbure. Pa. 9 handle alone; will sell intersst of COOK Wo man, in small restaurant Apply |. eee labeling and feewory work. ic) Peg: at 21s d (c) 5795 Pershing. 24 f1. ys. x a " rs —E te yy; S8:e8 Manager W 6 re for ' SAT ESME N—Ww ould — you ‘you spend two hours + 2% ————— areas — cee} 3 > to %! 5000 to man Wiiilng to Wa rik ani 2409 +S od —-> -- - - eS “1 y ‘ not > ox 1076. St en ——— —— | GIRLS—F ight fact work. Apply 7:30 GIRLS—Over 18, to learn dipping and spray- = ews within two weeks; experienced for three evenings in instructions to gain ; SAL ES MEN W ANTE D cave ime. P. O. Box 1070, ' COOK—Rellabie girl for cooking. 42 Port- ~ onéay rt - for werk. 3146 ip ay ‘(e) ng enamel; good wages paid while learn- io _laund 5222 Delmar. (e} ‘- % next year’ Ss arrangements. ° ’ . . —. Ty —~ — " — oJ —_ = } we eer ante 6 - ciate - —— G 4 ian } } a tifiei al ca were. ) - ~ ; manufacturers, Wri ang C , industry in the United States? If so, call| u.oce preferred: ho will put in their PARTNER Wtd.—Patent hairpin; ‘something COOK—Colored play on place; $12 per ne Bnerey today. 3606 Delmar. | Bridge. c)| _family._ $048 Westminster. For , 000 monthly bon offer. @ —Visitine better s stores “tn ‘cities line successfully and guarantee you a yai- | . h pate antiar . with capital exchange wweene we GIRI T w k in col lored family: light ackso ~~ Green - | mediately. W a nai. | eye for the futu: We have ea business ee eee ee Cohan. 12847 Goodfellow, | COOM—Ané. gener = housework; 6 ga TF he ; _ day and are not earning $20 per week, work; white preferred. es R.-- 4 £60,000 population, by leading in tion immediately. Will set you in US!I- | service contract sale, clean, high-class reference Ren Cohen, 1537 Goodfellow. enced and esata noun Cabany Wet __ housework. Call Sunday. 3946 Coo ook. come in to see us. Geo. V. Steffens oe., | ee SEOIRL-— White, for eet i . Ohio, Chicago. @fe sales: experience not necessary; auto- | Sunday, from 9 to 5, at 3917 Olive st., or it SALE SMEN N WANTED and closing, etc. Call Sunday ‘eee c) TO, DO EMBROIDERING R HIG with references. The Ham- @ thorized Ford Dealers, 2341 S. Jefferson.(c) tory with dry goods and department 'have a live bungeatow proposition for th P ARTNE i Wtd.—tLas or man, day morning at 2lst and Pine. Oliver MFG. CO. {c) ope - Ban i has opening for twe a _ tection tlon,_“service, need sveral salesmen with! more than the usual commission, and draw- (c62) p restaurant ioing good business. | — eS, A RE TERN SOP | Cemena (c) HOUSEGIRL—For general | housework oat a ; rai 4 na 3 sulte 5123 vive all details in firs secon aT « v dle a roduct in w iversa:i G* mand. where yrofitable business: wonderful yportun- all sat of onreek aaa “i Seouitery passeanine ability , aatt oni. | sociated with A well-established Chicago 69 Post-Dispate! *h, COOn—wWt ite: reéliat ; expenmence. 1905 aft. ‘Cc? he over 18 and energetic. Call Sunday HOU SEGIRL—Competent; Bidg.. Chics a BOUSEGIRL—steady: general well Mille scales and et should see our line without fai! a the selling knowledge of the fastest growing nian seit aneciaity or fe lasurance expe ‘e) _jand pi. ing. Apply Enameling Dept., 5661 Natural GoUsRG Ri her rea ag es, mei 2 Kk Co.. St. Paul, Minn. {c) 7 a , ie ; ie it erre 147 ine + r manufacturers. Write mY ; SEN I =. for an interview. We train you to sell our! ¢.) tine ana intelligently with er new. I would ifke to interest some good, week. Cabany 660 - GIRLS —J? you can cover 3000 pieces per. | HOUSEGIRL—Or woman, for Senere rt owe: Ca (e 3 fioral window decorations; yearly ness without one cent of expense to your- Jn4 dienified: want men to qualify for State Delmar 3840R_ GIRL—As solicitor for household goods ; 15th and Pire. _ c? 1367 Goodfellow ¥ j ’ . : 7 ‘ j _ . , paanenee— . — — ; Avertis! prefer experienced etre worth over $5000 and permanent self. This is one of the richest and most ~~ a: tm Story - ’ tam | PA DTNE 7) eee 4 {gry COUK—White; call Sunday; no SunJjay e Avpi 3418 S. Spring. . - - we coe LF obo anal a f w connectior to the right man; commitssion progressive companies in America and have | aahe ae aioe — de Fame) me " Pt tn seaman PA ay I N ER wt — te me Fla work 4413 Natural Bridge. rua ranteed salary. pp y ». |pri S- ‘+l AiRLS— if vou can — & eA pieces ~ HOUSEGIRIL—Y¥Y oung, to do Mg@ht t can be carried under the & i—e advances; staple business; big sex-| just adopted a new seliing plan which as- | 117 N. B irondway. poe a ie ae nanute tari of wate daa and spert- GoOOK—To assist with housework; 98 in — ae i = ys i af bals cay ~y oe Ay “Gen. v. Steffens’ Co. | _ Call Cabany 7563J. that offer a ready decision®on ee Starting; no objections to side; sures go-getters # wonderful advancement. | “SHEE HIGH-CLASS REPRESENTATIVES ink "wea ri] b have factory outfit. Box F-304, family. 56 Ki ngebury pl (o) —TaEED Ero. aoe __°: emer eer aer Tre ath - ‘Pine We have men earning up- Give territory, age, experience, refs. Men who have only been with us three) THREE HIGH- AS LESENSATIVES —-—_-—_— 1h Ei. -) | ‘weekly. Oak Specialty ©o., = eke 208 Adams, © P WANTED n COOK—Experienced cook and.assist with ae ee ————e ‘HOUSEGIRL—Rer By. GIRL—C haces ia boarding house. Bid- “2 — sework oa __ Wages. Call a ee ye ey , weeks ve been promoted to managers’ po- — - -_——_- Pra a7 e J ney 2453W. : Deka fo) ' m™mi— or “genera ou | | EN Sei ee 4 sitions. Inv estigate all selling propositions, Guarenty Mortgage loan Corporatior PAR TNE R Wtd:—Young man, with $3000; _housework. 31: 33 Hawthorne. _(c#) Sik a work in candy factory. Apply “with the work; no washing, small 5 -roorn m | Hi HOUSEG ees White, for general il tractively q _.. ivin on $10. nan hi ce re- then see us. Call Mondav and Tuesday, ™akes immediate loans for home-financing to $5000 in a well established business. “poh 60: houseman, $50; white; family Ww ediz. 5805 “Delmar. 4 __(¢) house: family of 3: refs. Tequired. Benton | bat pater 2 78. every retalier at eo . = rece ng sets. monthiy Pay- Oct. 8 and 9. 9 to 5. or 7:30 Dp. m.; ask for | DUrposes Guaranty Heme and Investment ch thing and furnishings, in ome of the of 3: no laundry _ Forest 5288. (ay a ene, ee 2491W. 7032 Berthold ay. | HOU SEGIR n tor invention of great — «4 (Bents, no investment: we finance respon-| 47) Hall, 1124 Locust st (e1) | Syndicate provides a way that the loan can best locations in the city;~experience .i0t | -—-—~--.—————___= ae GIRLS—For orchestra; play any instruments. a “gee work on Royal| work. Apply 2803 G Gamble ot. lily advantageous terms: . atble district representatives: 10 sales | ——-_ ——$——— — be carried at 3 per cent interest and repaid necessary but must come well recon- COOK—Woman, in ~ Junchroom. 02 8t Lindell 35923. St. Clair 682R. (c} GIRL— Young, to do 50 te A start: + — ees Monthly assures you $350 steady monthly a ll monthly sums We want men ac- hail mind ‘Hing to learn Rox A-157. Char'es. Apply aA) to 12, Sunday a.m, (c) : “ae b typewriter; salary $ a mont : ; | HO USEGIRL—German girl for tiers _. ; every home a prospest: our plan SALESMEN Be Becca te and ¢ ._pable of earning a gov Post Die gma : Ce OOK Woman for ceoking and first-floor GIR -LS—To pe * n “ands Ly. ~ ee (ec) chance for advancement. Apply 1010 baie | work. 6334 W ashington, ban ees) | versant with the selling game. wholesale GOOK—Good references required. Appl v 24 Ad at pie. GIRLS— Experienced on bad omaagpe He neg ack home: A117 Fisd.—_Compton_car_ saperiencec, to ©¢ eh ic) n etait: must have experience in an- 50237 Wat erman. Se . kk. Kalter- r— te or general house : Louts and vicinity on conmi- § -- - ape aera ree nape ae ae llin galesmen: bustness may be made na- oC ™ GiRLS—To work on custom coats. Call at Apply Monday, ready to Wor - work. IST2ZA A _ Clara. Delm SDLTR a) This position is permanent — _ MLESMEN—3 wood. local or outside terri- | ‘SALESMAN—To sell woolens to T S le “wide; money making opportunity im- ay Cad SRT es tata once. 615 Chestnu!. 34 floor, ___(¢) |_ Goldberg Garment _Co.. 1110 Washington. | fOUSEGIRL—_ White Fon cera mey maker for a real bustier. Bs we hoy who nave had actual experience se)) i , ' . Ww © #, esmen nena money not ase essenti al as the we = + A g GIR T_.-——*‘} e n: eolored. steady work. 19 N. GIRL—E xperienced covering and ; aD no » laundry work ~ Rg BASS Vernon ) ee im sotto. ne 7 F- ieee ie att deen ion the merchant tailors. Good Real estate experience not necessary but _ Box a 150, Rost-Dispatch._ ; COOK——Good; references; good wages. ee _ First st. , — ——__—____- -- machine girly $15 per age _ Vv. & | IRI White te. 82 250 Hi wiherme Wells st.. Chicago. tt 4 with \d-estat ¥ oe ye ; t ba s B F 995 you must be a Fa | lesman we have 13 sub AR T *R WTD.—LOC AL ( “ONCERN PE. SE. . - nn nrnnnmeennmmnnmennn = = | GIRLS—To sell coupons; good money, paid pending upon your ability. Geo. : ic 2962 Viet or 1 me bi. E. oie eet eee Freeman cot aeeaing erritory open. Ox 7 YJ, | divisions to sell from FY 3 months, 17 WISHING TO OPEN BRAN “Fi IN COOK—First-class, colored. Apply 209 N. daily. 12°8A BW. Broadway. (c) | fens Co... 1 oth and | Pine. Re Fe wvlw. WV a (e) tonic . . 32000 ne ani sean Ye a Post- Dispatch. men averaged over $400 a ed nth each ast OTHER CITY WANTS RFT, IABI 3 sane “th st.. Holland Bldg fe) GIRLS—To lone die comakine. ~~ chwarts, | GIRLS—Two, white, one for cooking and fot FEGIRL—For | week the five leaders aver*ge ov WITH $5000 TO ASSUME FULL COOK—Good home; Ww est End; middle- aged 403 Or te} = ldg.. 6th and Locust. downstairs work,@fe to assist with chil- __ Washing , : mo a. Reasonable drawing account an ome a | eg Oger 8 pe ove s eee tol . = iss) ; yourse ° . | an — ‘Neg. OF : AND HANDLE AL L ~ hite yr; two tn family. | pe iren and do upstairs work: count girls | HOUCSEGIRL—oOr woman; ne house- "Ge Gen M . = et yp ery HH Chi oo | SALESMEN —W e = want sales- }can teach vou to real estate ‘all b oe he > ACCOUNT; ‘On? Granger, 2219", Wash, ed ii ** | GIRLS—5, expe me folding circulars; $2 | preferred: wares $40 per fhonth. "Box 6 6.| work: no washing. 5046 Delmar. ’-= . —_———— a a —r _A. Mertens, 830 Tribune Bldg. cago. “an! ' vies pebertie re Sts "ane | r ’ } | tween 10 and 12 ot nd 4 oR BOX ooygee es per day. 300 (ch) Normandy. Mo. Cabany 3534W HOUSEGIRL—Y . _—_— 4 ; ° = ' » _—- . ’ yy =) ’ t e ‘ ac - — — brim Fete onan # a. — - OungK; “ = 2. twind seller; ; a our a yuthe m lilineis for three | hig ay ~ tes — : re oseccsmaites’ emmanbdellt SpMPANTes (e1) —— TC) H. ome YS a ye ae 3 to F Floskd a for ~ Liter. 3417 GIRI — Le ne Gi ae. on wer" GIRLS—Helvers. packers and wrappers to | 6140 Washington. Caban w r n , P. i . * ‘ i ‘ . aoe 6 ro men a . +e. . tf ry] r¢ ! ; 6 . eran il Rate. : 0eOV i js ’ k in ean v ac ory. can Th en a ee ee all ‘kcinds res: so as . can show good clean sales ; ON 1 -class institution trade: | ~ a a , cme endl ial nani , Longfellow :, i ———__-—_---——.—- wore HOUS SEGIRL—White: gen af coal ae ice make ® | ee en -Ses One whe itate l] r , 1 f T) tenant — “ St “ a or outst‘: Rgrctienk ' sfu bus $15 iy i eting a! COOK— xperience: i, for cooking ‘and — GIRL— vr woman, 9 to 4, 6 days a week. ae. Oe Se ee hk pony _peovle. 55538 W op hay 4 experienced in gon gages ame | State inliv experience and reter- = : 7? QT? ; . id c G , ; ier y . : n 9 - ay ee oe a ; r £ et B egy > J mn greases and auto soaps: to those ence. Box 0-181, Post-Dispatch. 2 ogg Regan Fe Canh en chee cen’ aeatt | Gta ome * S100 neat a sut Caited ane sea ctor St ne aed rely s Cy i Webster 110. tofay. (c) GIRLS—-Ages 17 to 25. for light work in| dry work: reference. ’ R ‘ : , : J i! ur rhb j +} hy of profits “throughout UL aite ] ‘ coOoK—Must he experienced: Clay ton ackin department filling. labeling and HOUSEGIRI—For _— Ss ee oe f Cc lé ‘ le iit onsumer % price the . ‘tate an Canaca For full particulars, Price rds.- two blocks for Clayton ne GIRI ro gg or half day each week for bedroom Bh ne ~ 4 $11 per week guaran nteed: earn- __ floor apartment. a 1 A —— ——-——— ¥y hid compet ition; fabr ana i iT ei\ phone jox (4-Bo, , ret -Dispatc D 7 aaa W ydown nN 442J. Samuel Haase. wok heme ni iehts A 51 1 1 _Enright. ines increased with your ability. Mallin- HOUSEGIRI White. general . basis. Box J-%45, Post-Dispaich (c7) , . > cae * . . mar oe naw ve . : we eeness agg age #@ BALES EN—Side-line. now a on as SALESMEN er — - ra — wn : : > > 13. “ee : connor. than he buys his om -- ee ee eee , eee ing and painting; reference Box R-324, erences. Forest 211, or apply ‘52s 1 We at GigLs—To wrap and pack soap. | Monday. Chester Knitting Milis, Laclede _—— | : & pencil h hem him- | _; ‘oll 3 | You can earn $100 a week or more ro | onve t—For Topeninn For, ae 4 = tell or as an advertising mowlty. enatie: | nish leads. Callin person. Room | o> oF pare. Ath ete Post-Dispatch (c} | _minster_ 5 Ss EE ‘and. Vandeventer. | HOU mrtg L—For general housework: ime om omm = onsen . — , , — ; y +1) ’ / sauull vw ‘ . ee sriens f liy: 'G R—Dell er sarmmples, door to. door. Ap- home and 454 experience nn ae | a ee as a eat te Brorettion? | 965 Field Bldg, N. E. Cor. Tay-) i * egg HAG FACTORY HELP came ike sd, For wall Zaliy GTR aeth Sve | GIRLS—Over 16 for light fac-| itstazi,foog home and wages. . ME to meet and talk 25 . f Sewers, clippers _ ressToo elp. Ap- lc 6355 P i 24 fl. east. (°) handies Aseiy Great HOU J8EG R Ww for fe4 with $30 per Manager, 25 Church st.. New York & (a) rr! 33 TON MER e a me t ~ | 8 a rg 535: 5 ershing, % GIRL. —To wrap _vundles Apply ‘ross Ww rk. A lv 4th floor, = : IRL-— A and . N 2 a lor and Ohs c. waite a | (AN TILE . Weolworth Bidz ite . 1, oS. LAG ND COTTON __ COOK-—White experienced : reference re- Chandelier €o.. 2056 Morgan. | tol ) 0 pp ref 14 “ ‘eo. {4 } m™ Rae | erence wanted. Ww - — 7 small f good wages S257 FF ES __For light factory work. ‘Columbia DE LUXE CAP CO.. 16th and | ton. Fe "eruet 3453. ’ Minutes pay dollars demon- | Ne Tork. } — aquired; sm: i ¥ | Forest 4329. (7) Hox (o.. 1900 North Market. _fe7) HOUSEGIRL—For general housework + : . £42 M Wonderful new 3-pound adding - — . Linde aiid ‘ : a _(e oes . Bw gp wis: — Rs may $300 “SP E ‘ SCIALTY 8 Aces a s pf cf ” ie And general housework; ‘good war- CIR] -~Fxt erienced. for salad ce unter. R. N)- Lucas. ) | con av. adultes; firet oor % ee & su racts, mu t plies, div ides : y 4 Vv Ss 4 0 "E » c ‘ . 1c . ’ : " , . as: rie - 4 + 1 (y4- 1 - ‘s (* fo aris , “4 4 i "; k | (: ne ee ~ eut fruit and label preserces: no expe- Was : 4 he - a ee a ester Sf a ot sym? : reak j . - ~- . ' A. - — ” + 2 ar. : oe IN—Sell lamps. shades, {tiluninat- ere eatee Each uni ington Ave. O17o Fnrignt i‘ T hair dreasing and mani- rience necessary; ut wv. on c RE. | general rofe i. acts | nlit eet and con- pres afvon stat r sie ai rem 1 Brite. Coon, o nae irl “Or Aa ao er GIRLS- 0 jearn - y. ‘ ; : : B LANKE - BAER EXTRA AND P ¢ laund good home and wags. . 3 hee ght ini Ratures, arts. ee anted. K mee, Chase Nat. Bank, ! BEADERS——Experienced on dresse: p | CO aman Of sett shen “Apply $449 curing. 502 N. 7th st. __{c40x) | “SERVING CO., 3224 8. King’s highway.(c) | est Par ‘tL. Apt. 4. ~ if you are one, are forceful in Mount Olive y rice, with ! Post -Di lier trimmings. chande:ters. ; » arene ive men and can “STF - we | co? Si "hed ' eral housework in Kitchen - — ain Satenee —— 2 x suitable furniture. department ; vince ee esentat ; oo ‘ 2AN SKY — be houses or Se ulian ft ‘ ~ Pro ad wat ma \ ‘IRL—For punch press and ligh ,actory Q ‘IRI | ight “elean Ww ork in. He IU RECGIRL—No ee or jenced calling on the & we ieee ere fancy goods, premium. to- | organize group effort under | . at A — RINDERY ITLL ‘perienced. * im, ‘OOK ae Fy perienc ec: best refer a r LO17 Lacas. s— j home evenings. ——’ eal live wire can druggists. cas. electricai lignt- | instruction to raise the neces- Ready A SOUR: E rede id ; ; BookhindingaA 142) « ve, DB loo! .) suirer , family: xo wager ‘al IPLA—Fer ecvvering heots Ciaderella fae ‘tory : ages between 16 and Pershing av ° 00 a selling abe. Bai china. grilass, gift shops, vard- | e ¢ - —_ - cia} ; MeAdy “ none’ vo . ocKke - a ul ii BRINDE ry - . nart cove , ey . 1400 tt ae *. 3. r ~ inday ‘ to ” on ice el Cornores tion, R16 N 10th aft . . , a . " HOU SEGIRL— White family 3: $5000» cta: iw ¢ b house furnishings. interior decorator s; sary money ivf the grea. sth eo a the hea .toh- it , ais pre ‘ is i Drssity a ae stot nies ens torpeel , * . ae : + , os © tn 2 - 7 ~ CTRL e ; . for Ight assen biine wort. 1ev6 2) vears. WM. W A LT KE & i ‘all Monda By. 00 Eastgat 4, ga d Co. taney a ; Outline experience: territcry; | service program of a recognized pas © ' 2a PPO © pelt meager c 0h TLucas tn ° - : ee ee ee &- . . f ‘abany 74374 rAd Bull ers . =. ‘ : Address Importer 1118 Cand- ¥ ‘ ii 3 m a great new economical de prmen’ in Your 4 work: other for house and dining roo’ rei ee nil’ ¢ * saduits Noy? EF nright. (eq) i * ‘Webdeter 187 2s, 1lJi 8B 8. Gere av to $20 a day A a roe District MADAKCTS seeking an egies ins ; : | ’ ‘ Home ya Se ee (ul neigi Wits “ v4 2000 De 5 Atplys HERZ erencer 4937 Pershing Forest 34! — ‘ a — a) : “a - ‘ “ G I rls. Over 1 6, to Learn the ater. “Wilks for wowinire work pea Oh anf Guaran 4 a Sx develop along lageer lines, | Only high-grade men can do this . shydré In ' indursed ww «(fi Unit CANT)" i) - > Locust oe kK , “ss fon iain cooking and GIRI~—™ 4 ee ‘ rm, eee me Aaa. “tas | Mi i i T d \ fiot SHCTRE— White, for oat hosiery from tt we: a splendid position selling | sisal Salary is commensurate tates Government ‘tate experlinent - : Se ae = "s Aso houne wor ah mee ieee oem 3 ences ? Jenox pi + Mijmers rade... Gare for 4-year : ion a sale o — h ; ; Ue RO C) ] tions and many foreien countries: er nan | >f y\ Pp ( mN | )] | | KR 7 -Expel | P as a : . " 44 ve Pershing loch I (js IRLS— To WorTK factory Appls -~ i Good pe’ while learning. We give vou a i , Waterman Forest : : E a i colors, both plaid and with ability. App: OLA - , fought the ceun > L. 2 ae ee ( Lacust at . ‘| eteady position after you learn, We tech | OouaBGIRL—Ex: rienced: = “§ = - b you know how to handle | Fellows Bldg suPppiv of dehy: ruits and veegtabies enced - CUOlle ready for Vv ork, _ Lae nme a anne ma os . GIRLS—Expertenced, for candy actory in a very short time. Aonivy et once, | in family Cal Monday. =— A man © can produce) 4 a bustle: ‘yourself with - record that | abs Dehydration is a source of plenty for you ~ « . | K ANI USEMAIT—— eigh 3 late business SOMEN—Ageressive district managers ' FiaTRicr REPRESENTATIVE—Bv a local! yet al! have made fortunes. Be the first fn BOORK 1s 0M — Seer a agg IE ee gn on tg . ; woman to help In kitch- | A mee | over: experienced or tmexpert- _ HOw SEOIRI— Middie-aged poner to Sign Works Ithaca. + = aad salesmen are lining up with this most service corporation to call on its ctr FOUT COMMUNITY - 9 Mmtroduce Gen’ tig eh oe stapes A Nestrcmag Bs peng was 4 e ) man to be handy troupe ;; KL [fo feed Dexter saggy FF > et a a enced, to work tn icing dept. Call Water: housework re. : r i ee lees See Bartieniars of: how you |S . ee = a house and varc. 240 Wear Manchester : steady employment. Mendie Printigg \® in the morning before @ a. =, terman. first fieor east. — unerative empleyment. must | uti ene yourse| : * “ _R— unc lad must he ¢t : Wal tear ~ th and Laicns a 1 OOSE-WILts BScvi¢T co, HOU SE [ RL-—Genera| housewe sales plan It makes you your own terners and secure ad litiona!l UDusiness: ' and rovides you with yearly earn- conrad rem auf SRS, dine = IAG BE Srnec Je , & :. ahs: sure, L bonds: . " ‘ ir con > ee : : Lie’ : ‘ ; ‘ 4 ue $4 HOO Le noatTy . 4 - .e ; ON . Pp IN : 4 5 - $ . ‘ Tr ‘1 RE Tx ree? vs noe 74 a " si iy , ’ ener « offi quick ) L>th at: 4 Clar- el) : dry: 5. ba 4330W. m sper Pow (Me 316 Clark Menl § . 20018. King s | | Man av Sp to $25.000; fascinating work, be able to qualify for = HOUSEGIRL—White, for genet ; 324 our SP a 266 Canal st., work: pel manen t pieasur ret popular yOU set your own limit. It's film | age and previous employment. Box L- Jan DE HYDR. TT iN PFSFARCGH LABORS aod Pano BUSS — . iat ee Annie Hel ~ Pee, Service, screening in local thea-| Post-Dispatch ~— TORIBS. 316 W. 20th st., Kans: it ————— nt COVERING MA‘ ‘HINE GIP LS—Experience } . me mn — it oo A — 7 Drep-a ta! for an interesting story | GisTRICT MANAGERS—At once; sure re- Ma. BOC Sa aE EE Br prc a mis eine Ne aden SO >. ea. te 18 ee eng” sewing ma- | GIRLS WANTED | two In family. 4374 tell here. Territory rapidly fill- t orders: make money selling articie ' -—— CURIE. were prmer, | ’ f PSi-CiaASss, experie cee = Ope S io App! elinar Paper Box i“o 316 ‘Hine ater , ‘ork. Str bilits weer | : 425. 7 vem Ce., S153 Mee Ov.. | th money-back guarantee, experience 0 onside ie Mark Aw ee Geode £70.. 836 oe. Be nes — = | Between 16 and 25 years of permanent | HOU 'SEGIRL—Or woman, nite, 5 for ge ; for Co ; 32 . 1st | st ~ “es “ (= 4 est : unnecensar’ this is a steady position ists int Se e DICTAPHONE UPEKATOR—Must be experi- | GIRL—aAge 25. to press end, fold under- | position Apply Oth floor of “Kinloch Bide. housework i famtly; — Packer of canned fish. head- ker. New Ww ay a Mfg. oking most important, two in family pigment ster Groves. ees exclusively or with one other household specialties; we same vou, See 2HA th om i 4929 McI’hersen. apt. A * +GIRLS—Several for addressing | [TO aL i AGE ;. e. Prefer a man who | rates. 39°4 A Botanical av. any eve- ? . nein “Own ww . “ITLL, : tr Pir Pwmr—§ ins oe ind " . ay all DISH VY ASH 8 ate olore a woman Cail Mon- > » ke ta be apotter : sten. Ay wor mammereeet Mr. Ya e : "y . i at . a he > tT : ” anand ‘ “ ' rN 1: . . ," ; . ‘ } 47h {vive at a, i Straight c i B. : oe be ‘Pr ER 27 pe TC) ' owtead the tem ho = on , . vot : : | pe is Must state fot. partaenians $3 MEN—And ot agene can py vee big money by . oe * see Ta oa Te cgay png © eI gle ey hn ao | ee Alege nite cuut ond eaten = R42 hens work: etn sigh: morning. H. P. COFFEE CO., | terri- 3 get: ‘inore . : us 1- co-operat ne Ww us YU . . os 4 ‘ 3 arav8 £1 1 4 4 aa \ _ weed? - ; uy ee . sia ; FA . rs nig ‘pas * Steac , ork aio ‘ (ey (iI war iT general HOUre ‘ i ‘ ofitable cal yy a Pe & On. ae oe | gelling the safest and surest inv eatment ~ Dy. ae. ee NAb i3,. lary expected, res Ln , i3- (% 903 Wasihnaton. , =ii famiiy: po laundry. Cabany 5045 ' Tenth and Spruce. preferably 3 ; e by ne of the oide t > ’ : ore ’ SAL TC lh . . “ . . P . + é 4 eu ir 4) > . ing put on the market o ae — . - | RESSMAK FrR— mY tent or Waiste and Lae Pershing. 2d floor east. be : ‘ =e pp everybody _—~ and mogt reliable ere in the ctty ae nm WITION SALES E SRIENCE Ny .CNDLE KA PPFR—And ris te tet hs aki “i se! 1A Olive ‘Ri-—To handle small set of tooks und GIRLS—For finishing p a Pp per foe ues — ales , over again and note r 19K, Post- D'spatch a ie “SSENTIAL, BU ; REOORT da gepernt. ‘ue vat io stor Taneontel 4 oat wmes. (Oe +o ne + i must be neat and will- ? eas por Ry - MEN—3, better than 1 the av eras se abi — PR EV LABS 4 ie RK rea. JHAKAC nan an nth = 2B aie tESKM Saas ere iy xpe roo Dav "$440 vi 0 ay at So Fe x “174 " Port- -Die ae | boxes: steady work, good . r aes So ; : = » 3 sition of highest merit, ABSOL i. ASS AY. C\SHIEK—For grocery: one ¥ im take - cy i. i _ , wr ‘eTnment ruling. with yearly to handle » prope : . : PAST - OIrVe . . a ao ORE SSM ARKIN '-—Bit “a = sewing: ortes GIRL—Te operate power pr ressing mac + @xclus{ 2 ' assured to consistent work Aas . . : orders )} phon mus - quick and ac & ; . AS . et ene ant. centeeies Sy | ae wd the income i mited omly to the ec? ‘Rk REFERENCES PPL) _ £ ee = qaneatheeh heh: aptiineead aimee nae reneciable: slag factory work. For, °ah4 ,oavertenee et ee Union Cap oe. |W A mtg >-oréer taker you should a " ut forth; old ablished compan) WITTER ONLY. ADDRESS LIRY : Ae be $3 he rocery ('c.. 606 DRE aM AKE — Rxperte needa 3826 Wye- Pn . lemmas a day; if you are an * 6 if herr are a huestier it CHOW NnEPARTMENT, “4 , ic ming, Phose Grand 419% Salesman you will clear upward, with high rating: , ° ou to get our ition. N MIL ; | DRES SMAKER— Fa! irly expertenced. Madam day; most desirabi will P hwer TE RRACH REALTY PURINA MILLS fn. WR APPERS—Experien ae DRESM airly € ne ee ~~ ee ee = for those who qpatity. fae" Boat ‘s ST. LOULS, MO. pay. Nationa) Chair Co., 301 s ‘ast’ (@) Margaret, 825 N S & Dearbors et. Chicago. ~* . £608 pe 3

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e.. f * gUNDATY. GB opost-pisparcr ee 1400 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches, and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale A 2 — ere oe . ¥ C—O a a : idl GIRLS D mISCELLANEOUS LANEOUS | _ @isCcELLANEOUS WANT HEL WTD.— WOMEN, GIRLS HELP w WTD.— WOMEN. GIRLS) HELP HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WTD.—WOMmEN, GIRLSHELP WTD.—Vv P WTD.—WOMEN, ta eS =z | —“COAL—Before buying call | PEARLS—PEARTS™ gter XE® wid 0 Ot Sa eaee " % ae, id 47 * : * AO ES, en ., 1. a . “ . ve mse DAR nt ant Leary —" Wi a kh 2 2 ok h RL—White; general housework; 2 LAUNDRY HELP—Giris, rienced on y ry ‘ORY WOMAN—Experienced, to sew on ¢ _ a um “Ez | refe Srequired: $50. Box | | ySuifers, benders and > enere. agoty NEW ERA SHIRT ’ FACTOR MAKERS: nclothes, et home: one, Lapel caecum tone a Blas ee ee us for prices. MOUND ual® Ane offering Limited aang fe bATINGC SUISHERS Wtd.— As ; 7 St. Ferdi sit — _e ; P.. on, ' | . (i eg : one o.. from France, 2? Ps J = housework. two)! _Cles Lawton av. (ce) | T ARN — | WOMAN— Middie-aged. for genera] house moe . day. A. H. 8. Laboratories Cc CITY COAL CO., Bomont ine —“s a 40 | ca = | The work is easily learned and w! We have ood t} f Wor , ry. reference required. 5782 _Wive et.. after 9 a. m. pS 3 . x | a: eee wages. g posi 10Ns open ior ork: no laundry. (o)' SALE ~grade a 30, Cent l 6138 d. = P erences required. | Apply to MI: -HERZOG —. ar SE ioe ogphes ME N—To sell A 11 entra a ~~ | 8t.. Patersos N. J . from the farm o Ss ‘ ST - a. i y o i B [RL : | Shakers. folders and feed EXCEL- | WOMAN—For general noueeeen es ‘Meter "Co. 4453 Manchester. COFFEE URN—Batte: y: like new; cheap. PLATFORM KMCATE sil -_ Ss. Whipp! pple st. Cee, = child: Samiiy: 8 10 arke : rier 4068 $7 = — Wincheste = Arundel pl. —. 3 td. 901 #G1R1— Middle-aged white woman of | E | descen ungaliow; «ood xperienced shirt machine giris; must yy | meguior scale plus 50 pe: cent for @x- . _o leaning and Dyeing Co., . | AND GIRLS—-You can make asi wen Another shipme: “saben! _Gerstand mending; shirt folders, giris \perts only; al tions duck coats. AN- } ELLERS — $10 Gaily distributing our candy cards | | | ore aie Meat choppers. used, clec- | ables us to effer again ming nt a genera] housework and TAT SDRY. "907 FP ‘ WoliNt oung. with la’ un Gry ne C, = bargains: terms. outht. feat mete oe 4 jaeeee: 5 tom ‘ 1 ~ SLEEVERS an marker and assorter, to aitend claims, | —Co.106_N. State, Chieegs. 4 | trie: all make (S99) | Fe, Corbination faueete, wamee Se AcE Wid —To buy, « EXPE NC STE. ' a hter # Y Fidel 4726. Dei — ane, pW on al pnt RIE ET? we MAN Mother, and da a nue. en eiope brings particulars. *Tiorence A slicers. Get our prices. Howe Scale 3} ' ali-white porcelain totlet te rd real cs 2 oi Bition : references Cabany 1640. iat work and 2SS ~o. 25, pe ie READ) Y) 1408 LO- e ‘ “work. Bell phone Webst er &: Sa ed mbrnage TO LEARN WoM 7 office cleaning. Apply Mi mn WOME N—W ith or pale ted pg vou. COOKING KETTLES washing; food wages. 3706 Humphrey. | shirts; girls and women to learn; | day morning, 8:30 to , “aT | Seo. Mr eat 39244 Botanical av. (c) 14-gallion, worth $18, at $4:; With bath and drainboard all ~ { Ww OMAN—For confinement cas tabi o : , 793 | > WIT! Att R NE w iA OLE | 3453 Ariington. Col- t SING ). Market. | We carry a com plete only 2 , ' y Vaan no w paid to beginners. ELY ¢ | Wi) - OUR night and day. :: D per BENSINGER CO.. 1009 | hot- water tanks. catereal g : & Schneider _ & Se :neider,. e07 for xeneral) WALKER SHIRT FACTORIES, Grand Laundry and | EXPERIENCED S LEARN. AND GIRLS 0 home and good wages; ref- =“ 7405 aaa ree “ LAU NDRY ——— short time you can oS 901 Lue Feces ay. COLL AR MAKERS _Kimesbury 24 fl east HOUSEGIRL— Settled ones. horns | GPOR-LEADER LAUNDRY, 2325 Taxas. 1c) OPERATORS, SLEEVE MAKERS eeuinlly;, good wages: no ct) | DEMONSTRATORS—60; new proposition. | ~ = to t party. Box B-1 _ | ! 4 qy ‘ Sieg ” Z p ec ae - P44 > ILL Spinner s. electric. double | = sae 3 jture or dentistry goveecit LAUNDRY HELP READ THIS! HEMMERS WOMAN—For pressing and + Hits ine. Tedd | Coll Cummings, 42224 Hasten. =, | CORVEE Mirgive: wil taxe $65. 1206, PLUMBING &§ : FS. um -et wea TBS Ma, xs home, 4338 i Al ay te. learn, white: steady werk. Apply MODE L ) GELICA ey CO., 1419 Olive. _¢e)) “experience | With premium offers Maxwell 1°16 consisting of §- ily; no washing. J9- “ | OPE S-RATORS ON DRESSES eS aie | é ee UE peers , Box R.-‘ tch Se WOMEN—T. » rk at home; | cians We a —— —_{¢) per oor ygaee HEL P Experienced ' O y OKERS ox_B-261,_Post- pieps who can DAY —To de yn Be “self- addressed | COFPFEB MILLS—And meat grimiers and/ with nickel-piated Pn Bi [IRL— gen 4 ~ “ - RIG 3 YA T Lai Ve ’ fo work | shirt lroners on neckband EATS T PAY: IN BRIGH ‘OR x. ( ( ILLAR SETTERS help, or two sisters, goaW. | Goods fo. Camietinn. ©. | 512 St. Charies st. (c62) wi ORanY seit and Ss, E XPE RIE NC ‘ED ir Chirt Bart “Home Bld rn vom Ne *57 | Retinned, with faucet, purchased from the | Kite all = 4 oeex. wee-— ssoJ. Bus , > > e . ty PY ae =e al AS aS evening z_cxcept Tuesday —_. | Gov ernment: : ~~ - ¥ ‘ HovancinL—_n ' ‘steady work: 2 * LOW Ri Si Cinryv - iliing a vin compiete with chi : 4 “ass ee ov nes eoeet exoericneed, white, rl | liberal allowance 1 7 43 NY | i* | e \ OFT oe willing | | fine for preserving and restaurant use. : inn ip - : ‘ Ss at —Te .. 15: 2850 S. JEFFERSON. rOaloe: appointments tor) Bea" ‘ uable £: ari-; Complete X-Ray Equipment | tings to make a complete job, sworn proof Une Dieasant profitat L. Li] -; i OP ERAT ‘ RS W ANTED _ WR T \ Cc _T708J any time Sunda} ray Wenner al a mene APO sparta one easy: Gay; yon can t00. | idge tubes: sacrifice: a fine portable outfit, Frankl mand Morgan. ° 4 ie ilk and masiin underwear; 8 swe iN ‘aul | . kW MAN—W ith some k »wiedge of sewir tay ne pel - naaded in every meme. | $9.5. Room 225 cade, Bast St. Louis, | , _ BE. Meeker. ¢ vou ava powell 4) i n roniy covers nee Railen 11 te 5 Sunday. PR anes 42785. | PoC KET TABL £S— New and " ; and “eo Lew ris. . Natalia av.. Ea + 5 = housework; fa Bunday, 6207 Delma 2d floor east. ic) 8th and Hickory sts., 16th and Hous GIRL—F b w rk; expe. = ite swith iaenaeat | Locust sts., 6th floor. (c4) nr —ettemeree ty nase cena ste: t Oh + hak eS Oi TEE - 3534 on Tes iG ee fork yeat i it ponent acctgapention | to learn alteration trade; permanent place Experien necessary; sarrple free. eof ' | LEDGER PRINCI = ©.. etn Wy 9 c W 4 2] ver Ts + ye ‘Lat | es anion Oe mi —————————— nage and China for sale. Armory, 220 | | writ for prices. 4 = — “a accurate in posting: sa! CS aS. 30a Roca Ly Ol Wallac! SH urdciol LY | Woman—atiddie-azes oe: THREE AMBITIOUS LADIES | South Grant _Sv. ~~ oi Mfg. C., 119 8. Mrondwon a — Geoods aed JSEGIRL—White:; general bousewor mn Box F-323. Post-Dispatch : os mais Tar) Fe eee —e to years, interes | DE ‘AL tCHAIR—A real bargain. ail prniture, china, pewter, family; ne laundry. good wages, Cad- | FA CHINE GIRL—Fo anemia: oon DRESS “OP ERA \T a At 8th and Hickory st if , eerie: month, to care for three open dis. Grand 6356. | POOL TABLES wea , periace te 2973 Easton. 70. 65826 Waterman. “ or auto trimming, eh , ' est prices CKOry Sts. can 60: 55W 7 _ cts and give residence corset service Sein Be , a i 4x8: sta # — ce douse - __ experience preferred 6264 Olive &t. Guarantee: ds tead y wi rk MENT rc WOM AN Re $ hours “dall y. “al ward clients for the Spiretta Company If in- | DOUGa MIXEE is—" née good condition: . Otte, Fenton. '? E ‘Ss SF INDLE BED: ewes GAR piace at once ve Saat anuane ing near Vista LARA DRAKE, Gen-/| cheap. Call Me ndav Bt @ Market. = Ti ASLE—3x6; siate Sa ~ 4 , — ne m5 50 po Ag re MAC HINE ( )/PERATORS eas To 819 Washingtor th oa Label sewers t f ge Be Su te ref: rences. Box F-16] eral | 4 phone MRS Hotel Maryland, Room | D l Pi Ci | — wi | BeTigce ANDIRONS is aot ; 2 wr wasetete ewers, ront nishers, le«ve- - ~_ — ee ee ee noe 6 Tt ; ss is Br 4 OUBBGIKI W hite. for general house- | SseCWw on men ’s pants. ( OP +5 R ATC RS Se at ne: kt an 4 makers, cane fe hes ere Ee Eo home nigh 6523 _ EISEMANN BROS 1531 Washington. ~ ae ot yn te aa i . a? nemeeen 8tve See ” fe) S ATESLADIES | ELECTRIC FIRE BE Purchased from | Poon. T. ony AND BI ee: 5; mit —_— gas steve, ef ee i> 48t Cloor west. dines ae a ee ee ee eel ee Rie le — wernment: ver - ae ore secondhand, repairing and : 4 - ae =: ’ a Tee OR S._ Experienced On 4 miner gore operator. joiner, press | WOMAN—Reiiable, midai , ap pian ean . ——e k: n hi ee fOURRGIRI— Write, _eeeral__power an” ny, maeies work. ‘Ors $ Be RN, OPERATORS . “ae ers and girls and womens to learn. me. SO SORe Cee Sets dren. °0.€° SCHAPER STORE, 6th and Washington. (€) | ENGINE—1 h_-p. pasoifne engine; ge0d con-/| 27 ~e. Centra: 4491. — ve ; rer Er oe new will tie tion meheer Tae | Coren neoie ork. 735 Bartmer men’s neckwear; steady work. We guarantee ctea 13 “- ee eee ae | _wition. Apply 4239 West Ashland. ' POTATOES __H >= i 4 ng 8, x we, bought $3000 as - nf — : ‘/ ’ ~ | afiiee Sléaqgcvy w - mces nee : : _2 epee . _—. OTS—s-r , ave Yu € . Me MOUSEGIRL—Neat. nee —- MAIDA olored. settled, 3 in_ family; no MEYER-MUELLER-GOC IDM AN eral ; Neawanec vy } vould opt TOMAN—Oild or middle-aged womar t SALESLADIES | ee oo coTs—s 3 Yo, . S32 Canvas, | ey Ohio potatoes for sale. Wenn i _backs end. we made up bee airi atc aieoe on nights. Cabany 6.3 50. Fenn reference A Delmar. CO. 1397 Ww shin gto on (e ~iadid wance a to eginne rs. take care of hi use nd children. od YY our can tv an: 4 bal ry le JEFFERSON TE NT & AWNING Co... re 2 es ost. Winner, §. ie cut oe a prost. in ~ erem—ee Rest - - ——— tenets vm a Waa Ne mene in nemnnnneindiaasian ——— me fol ae a3 6 — ee ply HER NDY ‘CO. mt AD 3100 Pennsy!v yivania av., city. PO’ YT ATOES—Have "35 e bi ———— e —T , A ERZ-OAKES CA ce? FREE CINDERS at Booth’s cold storage ie ter ae et ae. HOUSEGIRL—wWhite: for «eneral house- MAID—1 ® care for baby and assist with ——. ~ Rae 2 _ r Td 1 eS Se AOS alta a work: aoed g ~ye right er. Cabany housework. 5707 McPherso. av.. Apart- OPERA T( yRS coo E X De rience: d on SHIR r MM AKERS W ‘ANTED > WOMAN—Of neat appearan assist a te —New ¢ P. outfit: - . § oe the city won't fix the Rite ee ee ees Sete gentiemen’s silk neckwear; mers. MUELLER-CARTER MFG. CO. tween ages 30 and 40 years. Apply Mon- SALESLADIE ai FRU IT PRESSES AND KEGS)| _®ox 4-94. Post-Dispatch -. on s tet the Beilefontai ISEGIRL—kKefined white giri . send genera! ences required. Forest 7390. 10 West- 3“) few girls learn: good 0 ; and Locust. 7th floor i between ~ ama .. O- ———- > | $25-$40 PER WEEK INCREASED PP 1G ee: ne . | Spare — i 4 eff work; no washing; govd home. ne _™morel and Di _ also crew gir S to learn, sor -™ p- : . as hens a Ae 9 er c on > ’ Telar Se man ‘ll eare for at hand’in line of PERSONAL ‘(-REETING Heavy wood frame and bucket. steel! PU ME JACK ae ton. 3; ; , 2 _, + § 5838 Waterman. Phone Cabany siiable for canckina ite roht ¢ mee —s re ‘gma home ring , Men Novem ©nar -hole time. Our prope- crusher and press. for crushing and oressing pipe: new. Idec bine oust : (c) | MAII»— Experienced. reliable. for ceokirne portunity to the right p -ople. ee 9 rough-cry mal nd as er and January open. Sidney 4257R. 331: tion a co operation insures success. Write all fruits, $15 50. Oak kegs charred and QUILT BLOCKS—AIi-wool. ee far: hand | mattress: white white. for genera. | Fiorid ~~ pono gg od wi come aren. ” fs. El Lg a4 Ww A] KER NECKWE AR Reade . : ~ are § . | Ca 1 morn zs ; tc -_ A Repre sentat! ves at country parafined a. at reduced prices. $s? Schneider Schneider @ 7-4 E de also - hobby horse. 2514 usewo d ta ist. P ges; city refs sh C Als y Vint “ -- @ S. Clinton, Chi- CENT! RAL “Hi ARDW ARE CO,. : : sy SaBy BED—witn drop side, and em . RS TP Ae ne re ay ty i * = rss, i : . - 9 ’ . - se : ver oe ee Aes, “ an “ ‘ meee . a A sane ou ‘ bed Sic tt ie TET LE Rs ET LE AR OT ie SE Mme beat 4 ee eR oat) eee ae na” Les “ee ee z —— WOMAN- John Hertel Co., PEL AGLI IE CEE Oe EN IRL—400d. rk; no washing or troning: coo required. Box B-1 ost-Dis ‘ — Laun Pi, ninct 1 . RADIA TOR—Clow’s st sas 4 s — . wait Ret RE . ¥ . 74 eT} : tna ‘ : aé = & ‘ - bi sett Ueda ‘ ‘ ‘ , N Sixth st. : — se = | eam 3 -- condi . Apply 6561 Chamber ia ALD. Forest | | MAID -Exnerience -ed, ‘ or a. fo : general Ih Af 7 { rR y , 16th and Lo LIST st., Py) . = vi . ae r= oe _—— . 3 > years i aes ; | ba bY r oY . first ee. tok. housework ; sa family adults; go home 5th flac Wages ie a” a ae rk. good; grocery store near St. Louis. Mo pers- | FURNACE—$15 371 Laclede. cy AD and railroad ma all i 3 Pennsyivania, near Lat Or Tine r - ‘ . Pyein wai- ence an reterence nere ry. o£ rr Co. r oe s $1 = . » - S.. at Foster’ s, 4 o Ww. = 4 : | Mary “BED—White es ong general housework, froM | 9) nich: 5334 dls aor oahain Re. Appl: Ss. C and ref Es aioe a — we —-——= — _-— _Pos' : ——EE _ — FL LINAC E RE ISTE ak mant! es. : co t. to care for ady Hi " Mow C= R ; SR&S4 Ar- RO c ING Hi RSE—Chilt's. 5. and aa : ei | $5 to 2:30 p. m.; no ve es | | SenA ? So , ~ rm “ j "7 > i >» ’ _ ’ : = ’ © ge ” . °- Ta b ter cal &. Riveride “J4w. a*) MA iD—White. dining room. to do usua!) Af Dscinll yP E R ATOR G_ Fy : 4 2 a n sacies € ents rmet! ‘i ‘MES - N- . _ ame -—. 39 ye | eaters. : first floor wo in tr ct ~ ner for 2 =% se @% a - REM ERY — - . . oie “ : - ; - -- ene - | ; ‘1 '? “? | P + eeaa Wale for general housework family in West. A Dy ie eee ee On al! parts of f white a cloth- — = "eis Bee ) MEN—To do cleaning at night. oh ; F | FURNACES—New and used. s!! si izes: _ au Run sat MM, —_ oi 3,900 — yi : ; . no was g or ng p m for imforr nat . a 71 vy a ‘ohest - rTER > cpe ie ce On ress: P22c) ro ; 14] “*hernica ic... r ive _{c gg? the services oO mM $0 ai iat parts for all makes o ur- > “ee : - Saay ScaGy- Coat $50: wt! ee.) r Watlten av., between McPherson and Per- (| ———— ing, aprons and Fo lignest work 0 lar tead emp . —— =e we | - . Schmidt Bros. Furnace Repair ©o., ROOFING PAPER A : | * t ¥. tc? MAID—wi nite, ‘erences tequired: | lay mor at & re ee . 2, =e | 4371 Laciede. Lindeil 4276, Delmar 1590 £ i 6052 Waterman ¢ : es i (GGY— mary and childre 12 N _and capable person. __5381 Waterman. i J At K E T MI iy. UA * 1110 Wash- , meraiae Washte Re Ne +. amp : Prin ; ist, Dth SZ CS \ ()i) | } FL RNAC ES _~ heavy gravei-coated 7 i BARBY BU TG Y—Rubder tires ; alz e_ highway i) | HATDS Experienced, and sino experienced ington av. (c2) and Dyemg Co.” 5501 Welle ay. (ch | f00F___________(},_ &) nen Purchased from the Government: pipe or | Piste. with nails and coment, 7 $18. Cali Sunday & m. or Monday, Thi-—Youns girl to help with light | tn + . — > : ~ we Ao , ~ re _— 3 . Ta Dae Ee OO PAT i } 7 ec . ms : ont ew nit oe eo e “. Z : 4 i La - Bs } "ca. che aD .f . ™ ‘ - ; e ® pipe.ess, ‘ c new. ae “3 > ia their value. food qual A ane : - oe pa - ; o - N Tavior. F orest oD hbeusewerk; sma!) ong £4 ~~ or P ~~ agg Hotel, King’s highway = —_ OPER. Th R Q 0 on : oc ea Ben. 4 ‘feteria work in East St. Louis Apply for haere and Millinery RBENSI NGER 1009 Market st. _ Py * — J” bristles, es ¥——-Laree. brown reed: A - Can bore nu ts referred; ae t — ) enn — — —— — . memnctinstisinsmneteiipiigitians ncA' -% ©. a. Jaws eo e™ >. ‘ . - 4 ' er i, wc. t= 5 = a ammnenel “ i snday * nesetes. “Gabany” 7OL1W. | MARKERS Li sters and assorters un : F l - £ a P " capa — - — ee ae ent © ~~. \e DOCe . _ . ‘ ikea a ie "ie eee ; Departments ae |" RNAC ES FOR SALE Extension ladderg, all lengths, © , reversiviz. no dealers. Saoda Garfield. (c) experience. Pox B-259, Pe ne : Mmacnines, ior section a ~~ a te pe Sra TOUNG GIRL- sist 1 ildren ani : , 500 Gevernment furnaces, bot! and CENTRAL HARDWARE Co, Rin. 2 _————— sGY —Laree , wicker hay ro eg ? G...... rtere an ao - ° . Si « a I LPH r ke - — 7 oo i , : 4 [ ‘ 4S , OF «A { OKnIT ae ‘= "he ; Db] ~ ] _~ : Prof! s 5 “ Je), ti : a ; = Rea eer over. Tor geneal work. whe wishes good | ~§ ana ary and ogee oan eae — yo work. Best pay i1n city. start 19 Title Guaranty Bide NG LAD’ ‘bhatedress one te Apply Superintendent 7 Office cS. “an l e and ‘ard poo — ve oo tore with the yellow § 2 rst-class conditic reseonad e Pr : . . e e — —.. ‘ A fe a. Baten = . “ — a ‘ ss A = wal . S 7 — the "7 ~ 4 . =- - > - ' . tii family; out Thursday, Sundays | WARKERS AND ASSORTERS—On rouch Hirshfie] ] Skirt Co G05 > SUGRAPHER oun 2 m ‘ nit arming; re qu } Main } loor Balcony oh, ay 66 Tae - A., STERN, end SAFES—Ba argains th used safes. — — —— and evenings. 3543 Castleman av. ; Nf LADY—To tak ~har of retai im : ‘ ” ‘ ) is : d BE " ENOGR PER XM is La 4 m2. .* unte areas : e n oj ref- “8) a - : Saag ie i sn me and 35 work and best prices. Hirsh- ——— sincieinesitaiiilnlideditins én a LADY—To take chaz of 8 o1 (Ue AICS } |) Pipe Furnaces, One Foor. =021 aia dison st r = @itiet §«=6§Sidmey 4245 ue em ) Westminster pi. Sunday. 8 to 12 or ‘i i £ . k £.) aA Si ; ew a ; mGR nced , ; ; : r sie position rooms and bath. J8-in Grepot.... S ¢ SH: UN—Remingten - BABY “ARRIA‘ 3 &—Stroiler ivory years of age, familiar with al] field Skirt Co., 905 Washing- ‘nd_ salary expected: good futu: lox | phone number. Box 8-09. Post-Dis. ie ef rosa ane Soe, Se. Secon. 50 " $20. Call 33294 Indian yp reet. $10. 4051A_Kenneriy. - ye Ay , kinds of wearing apparel and ton av. TENOGRAPHER— zt connate Pum ioe emi For various departments. | PIPELESS FURNACES. SHOTGUN—Stevens_hammerlesns | Bapy « CARRIAGE — Reed: = = Ww: wages rwWitc! ea “stat _o 3 rand em lovment offic rooms and bath, iS3-im. firepot....$110 u $18; x ee a ao aioe ae nang samples of work; orders filled promptly $ 2. 50: new. hammer. ‘1850. : ange? % oo Te: 9 Cc” e¢@ a + ¥ ington. AN. ONE WHO MILLINERY | OPERA TORS—"xpenenc . NT Cook AKD’ A8Sis% WITH GEN-} _ veivet hats: ce Ea 7 Wash z . gingham Gresses ; good salary t MYUSEK £EPER—Middie-aged : stay or * | ood home, te ass st A tth Louseword. _ atten ata 05.5 “i sa St «i .° rt “s rium! = ‘ - nizhts, 2331 Montgomery. — ST - Delmar Forest 7704. : OPERA ATO R RS Cc an ase 25 to of) MONCAY 30) ‘ ‘ , “ac ; 1 a . . ‘ ce .§ F mle ¥ > % Mir. AUT = iperior Hemstitching Atta: “Ament > o., 50 : ~ sate > enone Seeds HOUS EEPER—For widower: light — NURSE—Experiencea_ colored th city re STENOGRAPH Tho ts fast nm Ta - ~- wa , . . Starr st.. Corpus Christi, Tex. SHOTGU? Se nae Fox hamm BEUS—iron; twe cesks. center ta keeping. Box F-311. Post-Dispatch. | erences: prefer middle-aged woman ¥ illng virls at onee on dresses, aprons b and cal 0 0 hand ffic tails Ort TRY , 2 ae sa% . - J ape : : ~~ Apnoly .¢ 2 o ? t,: ae ee - : 0 @nd > ates Forest 338) ene At $1 each lise ot a ~ ER—C atest pa BE. = . wom gins eilitenenntnteentemeenet } }= . ‘ ~ 7 "hs , a — HOUSEKEEPER—For a motherless bere: __tc) | @x erience can earn $20.00 per y can tak rge of comp! . o , oitiePonmnd in quantity lots, oe ee state wases. Box G-67, Post- Dispatch. | NURSE—Experienced wh white Kirl to care fr - — ELY & WAI KER STER. eaedhiie: “dasaee Tale “acakaneiie i§ ivi WORK Pee NGER. 009 Market st S00 = 1008 Mar ket. — mattress; new: $2 SHH t De HOUSEKEEPER — Middle-aged BE oe. mong | bousework: referen: ces required. Call Sus ; m pons , tate age, experience and salary ¢x- 7 crochet ¥] We furnish FPLES—Sprayed fruit; 0c per bi 3@) Hospite SG eS iS ing ball I ‘Call soaeee 301 w _ , = Pee, S8 new. ¢ et $24; wages; good home Sav before 3 or after 5. @3 Kines>ary p! LIN $$ 450; same as new: purchased from the EaM BOILERS: bie 2 “il D-—Brass: sprin = and mattress, ne od to one or two small children.| and assist with upstairs work: city y enst st., 2d floor, or 3409 Texas hirh and Waterma: - ip et lor vem Cremn 9-90 l CM v ERALL S59; shoes, $1.95: blan- Government; latest style; high riser li 7 Box G Peat Sten ous “ . 220: rug Oxit ‘Si5. __ 3662 Det —— a ae age nee . ACK WOON — . 41 29 ; = c0tRing. caricsds. Advanee. springs; at an exception al bargain. aii ji DS— Twin brass beds with s Bax F-218, Post-Dispatch. _eTences necessary. Cabanv ~20@ : Co\ : x EE MACHINE OPERA- 6 a a av. c62 cniee 4 Apelp Holman as dh les __f2)} | Monday. 1009 Market STEEL COTS ~ > bet-blast heater, 1 gas reng®. 22> $3 | ey a. m. 5004 Laniscowne HOUT EKEEPER—General housework and NURSE—Re! lable. whi — sina chia washing. SO3STA Lafa tte. Some upstairs work gota — mF - x. ber F Co. 5 c vi { iT NG r WW ( ME a eral, “On : S4Ats EE S t tied oo Re 3 Hich F requency (nt fit 2000: also pads nearly new. s — ees i" ’ : LOT JOO AL € Lenve pt ' — . - . . . rs . : ~ . RENSINGER. 1007 F BeD—\ siz size: complete ic) Prience and references 5102 Waterman : LE i ~— W ood ons. : : —y : 77 a nines . | 6000 pi . . re - + ~}) > “1 1 + . -" - ‘ ; — ; ai? - ni HUULSEKEEPER—In bome of business cou- erest 8696 Se ee er. EA. Dad to >= a an ; 639 lee Bot as LLL Ot : . - a cs ¥r i... - 3 sioanian - ) ’ —hbur , m hon ° ke .: rt % HOL a bogie of peune: witew and T-yesr-cls | eeremenry: suet be willins — ; 0 tag La sev oe the Government: same F © factory. and r : ton ‘ce? N ASS ERS—l[ Aa mnie sport ‘ AC AS Ait we -i——v* itB "Dp. mo- . j . ron. rk Woe ert. a Le Experienced house and dining 11:30 and 1:39 at room %04 +. —_ a - maaan ~ cost 35C 1} ll for $900. can ecription. | 4219 Cave, Sieme Delnes aun FOB. Ace Cigars and arettest 4 . ery sanitary factorias tn St. A ‘$12 _ Lucas. ~ — TYPEWRITER COPYIST—Wholesale house, . . Sceninenin la ~ oe ‘4 0~ nov ed cA 2914 8 Jeffesecn. --———— ——! ail the popular Ses Soe” SEs | Cee ee Rass, cares wydows a6a we Oe NAD CANTASEERS— to gel iniieg sik aaier | MENTS NED Sod Uma ae meta Stese RESTORAU Soper QOL fer waking TOT SLOCKS iad corcoiage MMMM gauss a0 Pern rend — an dreamer. : 7 ; OPERA TORS—m silk vetticeare- ae po , 3s Se} meroke BENSIN(‘ GER’S . 1009 Maret st. Call Delmar 220K between 6 and 7 5. m WATCHMAKERS TOO . J ramp! ete $100. ae * eth ya ge ~ roundings. good wages Mutuel Ge, bea 13th and L | ‘ rar TRE =—One Gay off week 815 Mar- CASES—5000 cases and 12-0oz botiies IMEOGRAPH—Neostyle. first-clags condi- Gt. — Sunday all day. : — x ioe) Co Rn Was>ington. 4th floor io) , eel ucas y 2 ' >) SALESWOMEN WANTED Phone Lindel! 1108. H. V. Snedeke er. tion: cheap Victor 142St.. — ms ars ~ ; robe. treeser. bet: late atyia. i \ - 2 t — Large, —_ Sema) « } PER _—— WATTRESS—Must have experience ISTEF. C , ; . : Pp fez ER vs iTE—?7. OMAN —White or colored, fer gen- °: ATORS—Experienced « Gz 3; 2 d ’ cy Trion Station Lonchroom - CASH REGIS S—Used; cash of time: NEW city map, just out. show: a ~ the route Olfve st.. Apt 108 cellent opportunity for . ' is : re Mi ra 1 — - = oe neighborhood store. 2300 oy or exchange; exper: repa . of every car e. ery ®xou and T TER—wN ” -“ iree 701 Lue r. 3 a a son WA - - 4 a ‘ d. 25e. ‘s s, WATER HBATER—No . Rest ame » is . __2On av. | SALESLADIES—Good money; handle toilet est S18 For- ker «f fas’ like new: chean chiffor. ba 2 a . PANTRY GIRL—Expertenced hotel fruit: WAITRESS —Ex erienced: good wages. 2450 reqiusite. 3212 S. Soe. (c62) CvAL—~j004 fu > PACE ING —laemns boxes. barruts one wartee Cen eee RS—Moust _be_caperienced. Coto. OF ERATORS— Experienced on button tae fey Ustes Ge | _ 5. Breatway SALESLADIES— For a Ee NS Market’ (c@j Co.. 1304 N. Main fe) Sutt and Skirt Co.. 808 Washington. 6th ———— ic} Ww A! TRESS—E xpertenced. Apply Juller's. eens J. &. Hunter. ‘Room 737 Hotei COAL—High Lest ———s from mine, $6.50. in E PAINTS—We make the best. = ablished —Middie-aged. for hitchen work. KRem- floor. PANTRY MAID—Protestant. white, eng "9-4 N Gran fe) _— ST :cee 2%-ton loads. Victor 1465R. 2) i896. Mechanics’ Paint Co., 715 Frank. | Cafeteria. me and Franklin. (c} OPERA TORS—Petti-oa: housemaid: good wages. 6539 Page. Kim- WAITRESS—Exceri = SALESLADY—Experienced tn women's read OAL—Direct Seen, elation in av. ‘cB | ;, ERAT th-~ne experienced a ~ ae ms ALT RES &xpertenced. (03 N. Vande- _ macy COA rect from mine: piain ! Fe. +~ home, coe ~~ § wages. steady posit! . poe v Snaindns _dal!_ Hou: a to 6 p. —— estebnidandsien ae Venter i gy as i. oe weinthe 7 - Kobr. Geliveries anywhere. Bomont ‘238i : 5. oe ee pH ny =. a gallon: a F rugs, unday. 4 “VYa's . morning. ready for w ork. KRalter-Goldber PERSON—To do moenograming o . ~ . a ~ Se - COAL—Ins ° Soon aan ae er green; per gal 3100 Pen s ber mm . Garment Co. 1110 Wachongies av ies linen. Box F- °S1. Pe *. Dispatch table Wal ming -- gay Sunday werk. SALES. ADY— Experienced. for South Side —sst Gaasp “Od = tom lots, $6.75 ven. i 2256 Cass. | . . : SB iw madiatety 5137 OPERA TORS—FEsrect il collar iris nd POWER MACHINE BINDING ¢ OPERATORS Wa AITRESS— Eisen anced 1049 Hodia- —— ow! ew A agate ences, Box 5-520. L——Direct from mines: clean lum coal, PAINTS—All colors, $1.50 a galion: white | M : 5072 - “| 4 ot-water. sieeve setters. regular scale oiu ner Experienced. Apoly “Mex! can-American one. Ca ae - sae mine run, $6. 25. Cal ‘ lead, Sc; Diack auto enamel. goid radiator WHIT an — Stan te) ey Ey eant & ay_ pam per_ton_tn _2-ton_lots__Deimar 39461. ic) tead iG 33 oe eee 10g 3-pii Sit sj 33 rience an ve references where em- Grind Dyeing an ie 7" Bi] lAN—-Gees Gaerune i gle woman: state a 74 p ~VUAL—S6.50. $7. $7.60 and a ber per : Wo MAN ood German. to ma e age — P-37 P.-D deitvery: satisfaction guarant sont’ ‘e+ il; = S . ner on red or ae . } v 2 tr ; \ ’ 5 is ai i ; anage sma _dioved. Boz B -246. _Post- Dispatch. c aston ey plain beardine house. 3240 Washington. .ESLADIES—Good sala Franz tab. °T93R. as = Anette er ee — eee , y tJ et ors n seeunieenseaes m f qnuntin a OPERATORS—On bungalow aprons and ———§ , . oratory, room 716 Hollan 2 rid 11 10 a. GOAL—Eucellent obbing Co.. 926 N. 10th st. i | or old wages. East Lock 3 bene | ete Seale } ° ° x T-31%. Post-Dienarch Webster 366. fc} OPE RATORS—Expertenced for ingha: viv _ zee SALE LESLADY—For flower store. Foster the CEDAR CHEST—Lar 2. ren - 7s . {RONFRED Fe. 7600 Michigan ; Florist, 722 Locust st (©) machine; parior — “curlo cablne {2128 OFFICE PARTITION—Cheap. 1008 Mar. WATER HEATER—Pi : . | Bebe OM », OUTETT—“Consiets 3 Tuesday and . week - : . oh S; steaty work. good pay. PRESSER—Lady: one who can press any WOMAN—Abdout 30 years old or ore ter Suna qualit 4928 Persh z te fg. Co... 906 Washington avr fancy work: expertence necessary goo8 ciertcal work St m™mors | ll Cn. il : Satisfaction guaranteed. —? ane. ae (a Et PAPERS Wtd.—Highest prices Ss | SALESLADY—Young; must have good ref. mar 486 __Dater and magazines Limtell ad ‘ re a , ‘ - sa ATyY: gsteacy er mpioy ment. “al Mv a “olored — te do washing | a eesti morning ar 5009 ?P oncay wo MAN—White. for Gs washing. Asply @rer.ces - womtairs w work: stay on place. Phone | a... #6 age Di. fe) nien Station Lomchreom ences. experience unnecessary Keiffer COAL AND Cc OKE—This ts ——> |‘ PAULINS—For ters and rhangers: cabany 373 er 8 a. ref OPERATORS PRESS FEED e——-apest enced. - ae e_reneway_end_ Frankiin. ad a clean lump. nut or een $0 35 regu 2 wale, $7.35: 8. mm. erences re-| bes, Oy —_ ee restaurant work. "SLA ~ ee — | _Expertenced om skirts and 4reeses aR _ Haane! 709. Pine C F. WOMAN—For aliround nt 333 SALESLADIES—tFor art needlework : ad foam? % Roebdinesen ———_—— ler. 1A0T SB. 3th at 2700 S. Broadway _ dont fal Box B-406. Post- -Dispaten. fc White. to take w r ‘> we . Pro Se ee inch $3 week: also a oo oo Some _reaay ta Monda « wv. WOMAN—Mi4d! e-aged. to work te fanch- Cay a. m.. gress Store Ca., Sarah and COAL—Standard $6. : Moun WO ata ie ERE 2 ie} ant eee + a + a inch OPERATORS taurant. 921 8. Grand. ty and mast have srceprional selling abil-) over entral Sl. Tyler 447 s attentions espe, 2 ’ eer e eee eee ee eee e piv FRE’ 'H eT IT «4 S% SIRT on. 308 Was > plewood Fr) N TENT AWNING Co.. before 9 o clock - — " V EST OPERATORS: SCHOOL WOMAN—To do writing evenings. Box G- SALESLADY—Experienced for all depart- tmmediate ¢ 2 mm guaranteed. il 273TI. ages Morning om LLOCK « “LOTH! xo CO... oon : = room 19°99 =. Rreadw way. et ene ¢c) Ouve $7 25 eee eee eee ee eens * % ———— a a gliders. Jus ar - irl who sews neatly. Ap- ry $125 ) Fine (c) North Market partment: good position: _ partment: state full pertic- : 100 Pennsytvania ar... ef GIRL—To help after school. ri- claan house ‘11 A Me-| Washington SEAMSTRE SS—On upholstery work. — rance Der 230 Finney. Sample makers, iy 4424 24 McPherson. Monday WOMAN—White; settled: for meral house- month expenses and bonua. “1518 Pine st. ' ‘tan: good as ow Witmnpsryrinioine com. nea for Monday, ingten. 4th _ floor Sa LESGIRL—Por = goods store. A. Jess- WOMAN—To assist at merchants lunch lars as to experience In first letter: *on4- a eS . Mount Othe a oe New Pipe at Wholesale Price Stitchers and fotnere: steady Pts 5. and family; room and beard. 38614 72._ Post-Dispatch gy, Sh gy ae Apoty ne oot ince “Si ‘an % WOMAN—White, to work im Kitchen, res- ay gy en Oe FB tate Y wt indies’ SEAMSTRESSES—For machine and bamd qo > Saults_Apply 3304 Shenandoah and Sl aaie ae troners. also feeders ‘and folders. | MOSs-s1¢ Natural Brid SALESLADIES—For retail = goods store: | ? N. Spring av. Deimar st Om house dresses. aorons and waists: our re. a fate! Jeffersaq c) | WOMAN—Colored, == with troning. $5 experience in all departments: capable to in piece work prices means SHOE WORKERS—MACHIN , FOLDER ON | _ Week. 203A (rear) Montrose and Market. | *S™st in Duy‘ng: spleauid oportun! itles: aaj- COAL—Industrial plants and no ol ~oa sala > vit aaa meet StIT HERS ON Ww ¥ , WOMAN—E) deriy, to take care of children | Co. 9300 3 1 ‘ssion. Kramme Dry Goods house owners. we are ? . ‘ . ' ~~ ¥ .. N m x sa! Aon ) OMEN'S. NOVELTY | ‘ton oual, wages and good home 2319 5 ue (| Givect frou the mina FOREST CITY MFG. CO, | $e0g%er™ 7 MOORE Stor 60. re =—— | douse, for svete ay ote | 1627 W n SKIRT MAKER—FExpertenced: alse Relzere |” tor alaried knows i.| Clay. tli line high-«erade toflet of | __ Stepha: ashingto Ay, on skirts and coats. 4446 Olive. pe Bldg, om Se er. “Oo | Goes For. ee ) vO is keri so Four tha bt | ie: re eee ee ee eee eee eet RT ‘ naan an

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* gUNDAY, peronrr Sa oo 1400 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing g Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches, and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today: —" —_—pout-Mavircn. 1B" NELLANEOUS WANTS | HOUSEHOLD GooDs FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD Goons For 8 == =n anc eee rine Toe ny) Bare” | TIRMPLY ~ HRATER—O28 | COOK STOVE Cupboard aod Pte aR HOUSEHOLD GOODs FOR SALE | HOUSEHOLD Go008 FOR SALE | HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE | HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR —— a 103, Post- Dis. (c)| Bates est che Lily Wil 9 RANGE—Westingh - - . * mixer. Box B-. here Sc ap. «ily ke, 2316 North M . : ‘ estinghouse auto- . FURNITURE—OC . ; TINGUISHERS Wtd.—An under- CANNON STOVE—laree Bridge & Beach rear. arket | matic; also rugs. 4734A Greer. (c); fu) overstated apne of 4 rooms; beauti- | HEATE R—Sma! ll Buck’s hot-biast. slightly I INOLEUM RANGES—Kitchen cabinets, ::? 50 gallon, used. Bridge | 61 31 Arlington. . a ee) Ot & H——Englander. Cabany € 65525. eye ne | Cal lien $F , = Mond at for rent. 4650 Pope. "| sanitary cot ane mattre ; * arket at. new eman ‘ o = —One 12-loop Clow §as-steam CEDAR CHESTS—42 : abal 3265M. 2K ay. sate . lattress, Kitchen tabie,| _niture, very reasonable. 4139 Grove ee ( oo-= I rae mbing 2 a Wes to 48 inches in size, abany — OM. Trinity _av ENGLANDER COUCH—Almost new: $7: library table, rocker and numerous mt HEATERS—Charter Oak and Wils | LIVING. ROOM SET—Mahogany and leather; REFRIGERATOR—Smail, wt ee Xlureg A BAT. ee be in good condition and a in cedar, walnu ish: ; ; 2 , ; en. must > t and mahogany finish; lot , Sxtures, $1. 1012 Clarendon, base- | articles; all in first-class condition; party) dealers. 2007 Alice av. ong Wise: al ike new; $10. 6101 Ply om se aakeri ey ee 5- foot © vathr; Bt ie Lae Cail Grand | 63: sta, or Deim ar L9LLL. : must be sold ; very cheap. South End Hard re ok’ S Blue & Gray Cc ombination | ; l ter — —r en ra | men Caving city and sell at sacrifi — ucets, aL Avid.—To bt c nd- | Ware Co., "°R61 Gravs Sj om: (tan n| | ————— en? fice. 735A ’ iaatial " | Eivi eC ICE THRES-/ ¢— mmeled “lava over. FURNACE 6 (oy 1586. (cl) | Victor 924R. et eee | 802.005, also. miss, Be, 0188, selling for | gery ne SV Rear Lafayette. Grand| “Cinet mantel, with mirror. S060 Fiore. | Pee eee 0007 CATES, REFRIGERATOR—T idl a. ; Fae From itor out of city. Box | Hagt, 2008 Morgan. ay. at 10 a, 1a. | IS ASCH S STORAGE, 2618 Franklin. (c) | * LODING BE ED——Spuare sae. “S-plece par-| grade davenetic a2 all kinda; par: 3g Wilson; quad condition.” S518 | "licen om ‘Bidney 283 Victor o2ak- seh Gravois hen Bst-Dispatch. — —_—_—_—__- Eee Gres oil painting framed; cheap. | CU L’ *BOARD-—And hard coal stove: cheap.| Cheap ‘Call Sunday. 43 267 ‘Humphrey re: aah $35; bedroom set, $47 large oak, | HEATERS—Hallrack, mahogany 4aventte wt ty ROOM SET—Mahogauy; cheap | ROCKER—Mabogany, J-plece parlor eet; Ge -- APERS wre: 4.—Magazines, rags. , 000 ie eae a S S71I2ZA S = roadway. FI OOR LA >. aon ge 34 ircassian B.WiL aa bird’ geye | suite. cheap for cash. 5509 Easto (c2) 655 Idaho. Wilton rug, brass tral 9637 - : - y . .AMP — Handsome: Inquire ple dressers, dressin tables; brass b | HEATER—Bridge & Beach, Superior radia- Civine ROOM et tr -piece; good con- _pedestal: library table. 4958 Foun | r high- ar rugs, dining mont S89J. Busy Bee, | CH : 7 oe e : ~ x, Bom AKTER OAK HEA TER—Small; “tron iron bed, D. AVE NI ‘OR ~Fum ed oak, and {fj iron cot. | Grand 38IGA Arsenal. Grand _3941M. (c) spring and mattress, $12; piano, tor, large. SBA ‘Folsom; ark car. __aition. 4516 N. 2lst « ROUMS—Parilor and -—e couple o_. . : | av. 5 a etal: 4” an king _chair; cheap. 2006 | California. ‘abany : (¢ —— ae. [a een Ae En tans ‘ ’ FJ mac hine, $40: choff orobes, d qunee OE ne, aoe. MTD ee 2 —1000 feet. ‘1 to 1 ye inch used CHiF FONIER—Wardrobe. m ‘ahogany table: DAVE NP WR r—Ov verstuffed, and chair: be sont 7 AMP. -One; 6 feet high, 38, , $2 china closet, rockers, reed — HEA TER—Charter Oak; airtight; good con- con-| Lisi NG ROUM SET—Turee-piece mabogany. piayes preferr rred I se oi Nista dition: $18. 4524 St. Louis. 4428 Athione, ost Box 8-323. sinks 8 of "Schneider & Schneider, 807 Pine. ivory rocker, table, chairs and > mt | gra?s tapestry, wicker sun parlor ge | Fy Quick Meal c —" : ag = | ab! se. i I ] t, ' “Tay, ombination yy table ; aplete job. rt. ; G MATERIAL Wtd.—8x12 chases, ‘2616 St. Vincent av. 3 taenths. Call this afternoon, Apt, 134, ler dp LAMP——Mahogany, hand- painted 56-piece breakfast set, $2 se, table “amps, HEATER—Charter Oak. 4415 Taft. River-| VING ROOM Bt toa pete pieces, Rt G AND BED—22316 Virginia. ink fountain and lead cutter. Box | CHIFFOROBE—Ameri can 567 r Kings! urv: n oO dea! ers ~ Land, ane shade, complete, $15. 1204 of all kinds: come Eng everything mus* side 2202R., (0) | Silo: also odd chairs. 62 Tt ® R! UG—®8x12 Axminster. 2617 N WARE CO... 11 N _ h. or. wainut, ost NN. Fuelic (Cc be sold: real bareain . Post-Dispatch. _ —____— $125; like new: $65, v DAVENETTE—Ouk, like new. $2 — p | —S Ske real Dargains. 3516 Olive st. CATER : VIN 3- ; uffed; Tuo: i$ ' wellew front, betwen, @, Wid. —250-300 ~ Sav are statep rice | _ 2° 21 Olive st. - i , Antiaue, 1531 S. Hroadway. ow. $20. Minges. Pe om -DING BED—An drews black walnut; / FURNITURE—Best place itn the cit mage ' Pier ee — at tere A cre cys eretuied ’ os Res now. Cl ar a. &.. Ts aaa 2g ee . se ee er, . > a .t . ee MIO) ro ? j 7 a, ' cl y 0 vuy : - ’ +s 3 ¥ be - New and rebuilt; bene a ce Scar Louis. CHIP } he - * aaah th mirror: cost $124, | Itk | D AV E NEY TE—Brown leather: no dealers. 1D: oy" og and at ting desk combined, $° 0. rt. 56d furniture that dooks ilke new, left | HEATER—Charter Oak. 2807 Texas. Sid- LIVING-ROOM SH T—Cheap. 3141 Mor- RU Gs—Oriental, velvet. Axminster. te from 3 to tanh, have : av. East St. ; -; new, $3 au _ sé 62 Delmar. ‘e) 3015 Abner pi (c) | ER - Gran om 7 oe from ee and we must ney 2247W (c) _ sanford. i ae etme . es, . = | CHIF FC OR IRE—(c Cm dot ae ae “is S90. .) eee eee AZEE Sh’ r—C onsistin of t di venD t d : Oo get our charges; don't i 0 —— - . rebullt table aso 6 = . solden oak finish: pew | DAVE NETTE New; $2 0: cost $65: K « a aoee an bare: miss the i ——uD , a : LIVING-ROOM ae ece mahogany; Ta a minster ee, Missouri ne ME kmeNOLD GOODS FOR SALE | — £005: $30. 915 N. Broadway.’ °°" | chest. $10. 3662 Delmar. * SS | aint cata nee dressers. $8 up: 25"washstands, $180 up, | DE! ER Sypgrior: “Mine condition; "$10. | "he condition. "4066, Laciea —_ fg | eh ee, se Broadway, St. Louis, hy os, 7 ae newter master CHIF PONIE ao Benutiful. new: mahogany: TE SkKl—Aud oo ~ ‘Riverside | ; NITURE—4186 E nright ay. 20 dining tables, $6 un: 100 beds HEATER—One large Buck: $20; like new, | -AVING- KOOM suites piece eather | hUG—Very = (99, Te Siac — = 207 3 Easton. : iS = — 1V24A North Market. _ of 4 eZ 4809 Goethe. | FURNT) PU RE—Selling out 4638 | Maffitt. yoy ll sy be up; . oe niers, ress > ls 1418 N. Newstead. library table and d rug. 4461 Parlin. ied St. Vince ——Two, 4x8; state pres > ge a =? 2 Se OROBE—Solid oak. with mirror; also! DAVENETTE 8U ITE—Slightly used. 3198a | PUR aoe KE—And clothing. 3617. Sophie. | roo bles, rockers, davenette sets, bed- | JibATING STOV i—Simmo: 1s Wilson hea‘er, | ¥tvinu ROU SUITE—3 ay | “— . RUG—Axminster, 9x12; a mont B fhe ee : 7 1GUE BINDS, s. “See oy af i. dee Center: = basasia.) | aE Call_ Sunday morning. _ ie) | FURNITURE—3700 Illinois complete: everything “looien "Hite ant, home |” and recker,_ 3425 Minnesota. f00d_conditioa: cheap. __27% N. Grand 3124 Cherokee. Sidney 2284 3; slate bed. cheap. 9363 a * : PR -— , I DA\ ENE ‘TE at Taff sed: $30: also din iE } iy ; es you oan b > ; . ew an PTT. Fiat : ie LIV ING- ROOM SUITE—3- #128 me any: ‘ , ; ap. 9 ; : y SINETTE l tinn LRN = ,. eee ; uy it .. _lese than ha! ce HE ATER Wilson; and furniture: reason RUGS—2 Axminster rugs, + white @ : ll at on ae . ee Ge ANDIRON —Anti que furniture CHIFF i. oer oak and mahogany i _ and living roo m set oat 3907 3. 3. Gt me ar | be BNITL 5205 ‘, ro rnon. of FOSIESRSS; BS _paheer —— 12 21-3 2 : V andév enter “% r. teO3) ' __ able; no deaiers. 3635 Oregon av. bib rary table. 3640 7 en nessee = -~ ° " — range. 8717 Maffitt. x8; call at 7003 §. BP . = , nivror; Wil | DAVENETTE SUITE—3-pec., combination , FURNITURE— > | HEATER—Moore's; used two years; large| LIVING ROOM SET—Pumed eco’ | RUG—Ox1l2; biue and Wilton. me Se BEDS—Mahogany, very good con- ia ee «vy Bros, S1i-13-15) range. 31 1SA_Thomas. sem RNITURE—Ingyire 2194 Benton. — Very fine bed- size: good as new; $25. 6207 Famous.(c) bis" Clemene. oF office. Cabany 1 OTe) | —Weeataate, third sou uth. ood condition: complete . = ' h - waa ¢ EPR —— -_— Y re ' ee ee | ty ooo a Se ps na - ” RU = , bl crifice | at once; other an ‘Hi vane a = 'DA vENE 'TE : 1 ‘E—Slightly used; hes , (FU RNISH “7 ae 3. 4 | HEATER—Larre; perfect con ition: reason- 7 ‘ ia tt iinster 11x13 : ake dav Re reet Disenich meta Memes meet sacriee 8 Gr, fm" Se) | CHIE FOROBE Dresser. chiffonier, davon: | PALO E inadawy ne eee Shepp | PURNIST GE Oh ST bogte Over | room living room and dining] “tie. “Central eGsrt... S008 Parma tel |O1VING-ROOM, | SURE -OversiaiteS aad 584K" Pontayivant were new; table ee Chi ‘hairs for. “bedroom, ~ beds, matteresses. Cal] Monday. 2021 Shenan- | DAVENETT E—M thoginy, and _ | FURNITI ar, ontenta of 4 yeemia: Seaaen~| seen furniture ; - also 9x12 rug HimATER—Charter Oak c lue ena nel, “Cail Delmar iry; €08 . ; (c63x) RUG — Bed. pa mattres le price C =r | > ' “il at Qj and mattresses. new dressers, chif- _doah av. (c) 45°91 Pennsvivania. _able 4545A Gibson av. (2) | b t if ] ] ‘B) Sidney 3401W, or 3223 Michigan. (c¢) LIVINGROOM BUIT ; $185; sell equare; other things. 3812 yy av. ND BILLIARD Ne : salere. chifiorebes, itches cabinets, ward: sea $3. ES400 7 . round dining-room | DAVENE TTE— M: ahogany, almost “new; wil | FURNITURE— heap; leaving city Call cau All amp dresser, chairs, | HEATER—Moore’s, ry} 176 alee piayer- $76; Py ag ag. 9 7. 50 . ganitary nUC-—Hrusseis 0x12; must sell. ew ; 2 kitchen sate , e, . Thurman. (ec) sell cheap; inquire 4012 Labadie. +) Sunday. 9 to 2 tz 098A N lor. ‘ete l el piano, like new. an anciece. | _couch and pad, $10 wurl av. ring and su roves. sets, dining room sets,| Any... em ~ ‘c) =: N. sayior, | . eneap. Asesunt ~ Gc pa : aw &e midt, 1111 Pine oc. a ay q davenette aaet’ verything for hoube- CHINA CLOSET—And floor lam p, cheap.| DAVENETIE SET—Dining set. brass bed. | FURNITURE —f rooms, must be sold today. I selling |HEATE R—Hard is “Charter Oa ane IVING ROOM Seis ain ae ‘oak brown Rt UG—Royal a Magy 9x12; G-hole sale o2. ne st.; Mai, 3 be at bal wt new will cost you; in| Grand 6513W._ 39604 Wyoming. {c) rugs. draperie ‘s, couch, wringer. $971 |— Bargain. 521 N. 18th at. home. 6007 Cates. | SUE. __ SUESA Keanerty _eaeeny Bloim.” (c leather upholstered; 3 chairs, settee, table; 1726 Californ I ae east cats em e. ght $3000 worth of | CHINA = “LOSE T—+ irst-class, dark, eulid! Cleveland Hee Sate (c) PU NIT = a ‘apartment; reasonable. A _ | WHEATE R—D ~~ it Jewel; cos $38; =a fine condition; cheap. 7027 Berthold. RU + enemas 7 a Axminster; % : s of No ; also new goods at oak; like new: $]5. 3219 Sullivan. (c)! DAVENETTE SUITE—3-piece, solid oak, |__4174 Deimar, 3d floor. | LOT of fine furniture and use SLs; d furnace. 4965 Biow; Chere- | TIVING ROOM SUITE—Pullman; cane; cheap, 41 Delmar. ay SC- i _.| ends open for bed; sample. 4009 oeOa) RU ie ate Imperial 7 war cheap: Suis : — ae tee eee 924R DAVENETTD SETS—in oak or mahogany. URNITU pot a “Res sonab le; ggall Sunday. | ers, Open 10 a. m. to 12 hoon,! ilection, new and used. Prosser’ s, “at ee, ROOM SET—Beautiful; long daven- ,viue; 10x13: excellent dition: | ton, $10; galvaninch ae Cherokee car, get off at 12th; COAL-OIL HEATERS—2; one? blue. elt left from storage’ practically like new: | FUKN = ——————- | Monday and Tuesday | live st. — port table, dining-room set, 10 pieces; sun) S502 A Botanical oren —— Ts fat heitaioaas a a ark alk 9 blocks “west. ~ fender. trunk. 1244 N. Eucl lid. e: c) oni is pe —— or time. Keiners. iit’ Ri—~aAnd contents of Y rooms : es ° HEATE R—Lar ze “size . enamel; also medjtim parlor eet and larmpps. 6146 Waterman ay., sua 1 sizes, new Sareea e high asaae? 5 ta i” 8 a - - SS 4 anveventer (c ll-wool. ample for aulr §a5Y BED—And mattress: w hite enameled: COAL OlL STOVE—Two- burner Quick Meal, =o : _y - : : qui hy horse H DAVENETTE SETS—Oak and fumed oak; | FURNITURE—wMust il nce, Schneider. 907 Pine It, 1 also hob! vo ais pevert ose? CG a. av.: Sidney 283, Vict © BOdK large assortment, big lot; almost new; Cottage av, [es ram Withnell me ive oF ie Pep aan te HEATERS—Several Cannon, suitabie fo? Ka- man davenport, bookcase and two ge; Rnuas — Sa mminater, ‘a steam gas. 43: ere Pa . BED—With drop yen re 1735" AT, = = consists of up-to-date furniture at very | [UK LITT REO ~—— ———. GAS FIXTURES—1. 2 and 3 lights; om rages or storeroom; priced reason: able. chairs, all see | and mahogany. , mee 44 sell $35. er 2 he idl buggy, in agp otic tion. OA COAL, KANGE—1216A Vict or. low price; !n order to make room we wiil | dresser. i cble. 106 Hickory -¥ bed, 1) | __ Grand 6916W. 3820 Virginia a\ | Prosser’a, 3220 Olive st. Kingsbury, second floor east. (e) aoe so ' ee ‘ . © orv ? » 27 one Aa i new, 0 Wasaingzon m_(o6%) : egy mnee bese, Stter. | COAL, RANGE—Good baker. 3322 Itaska. ens, coe oh eb ome oe | oal and fiat it arena onenr iste with | __work guarant all Ol 17 ) Phone Forest 5075M. 6230 Cote } eat a et ivy bees. Sib-i8-1b| poe Soa: oe eee Lito" hild’s. and a automo bile, | es be: a Monde $350 “Geraldine, “*-| E0AL RANGE—Cast-iron: a cond >| furniture in name enly. "Uevy Bros. 311. Fl At a7 wantee > _Senton.__ | GAs LoGa— And heavy bras andirons; co! zeate av. , =: odin. ow price. Levy ; : mont, et floor north. lay. 2810 ‘Lem obile, or Monday. Oo ee mood condition: ). syray Tah at. , ae RN ~— ae ac ig and dining room, and| plete; bargain. 4136 McPh a eats: HEATERS Airtight, “well known makes; - er RKRUGs—Heautiful Wilton velvets and = iijaY—Reed: reversible; Whitney. = » 74°20 Flora. Map lewood. a rea -- — enameled and black, new and used. Pros-| LIVING KOOM SUITE—3-piece Queen Anne, minsters: also furniture: cheap; Se PLR eR ERR i PP SR PRE EG ls BN 4f'w. ia _ ' 2 1109 & 12 th. Ber ae ‘ae _/Gas FIXTURES—Beautifully decorated bow]| 8ize: Moore’s air-tight, bargain. 6532SAj} _18t floor east. slightly. used oxen stfonal va values: on chains; sell very cheap. Call at #31 Easton LIVING-ROOM SUITE—Library table, Pull-| time s. ve , pas a eT is har OEP MNT ae ee ahd PSS RE FHS eoaM, 30.000 ‘Ibs., . $100 tor for . 3 be Boitex 1851. (c) COAT RANGE—AIN iron; first-class condi-| VAY BEDS—Does awav with scratching the | FURNITURE—Er |GAS GRATE—Mirrored mantel, library table, ger’s, 3220 Olive st. (c) cane back, velour cushions: noes condi-}] mediately. 65127 Cabanne. st 20 > mntine furnishings of four- te ee ay I YS, each: cop tt ee ee eo a room set; Quick Mea! cabinet range; tinken —_ Value, F oo, - affitt. Delmar 1141L. CO Al. RANCE—$20: practically new. 1705 | ee Sa ces ; in nice condition; FI "RNI1 1 ‘Weint —_ ; tae “ggg prt alent tees Si on | : ee ge wi tric a : RUGS—Axminster and velvet very special, $1 oth M fi a pm _ $15. 915 N. Broadway x ['URE—No dealers. 4903 wae | botler, $1.40 each; 6-gallon crocks, $1.2 HE ATER All kinds, Ison, Bri ide &/ enamel and nickel. 1810 Lawrence, first mples; $55 value; selli ; Son | avel-coated roofing. Con- RARY BUQGY—Rubbder tires; almost new; — C2 S Charter Oak, Moore’s airti will _north. mee cement, roll ae .| itt Call Sunday a. m. or Monday, 1050 COAL RANGE—Buck, hot-water back con- | DINING CHAIRS-—Soll ~ oak. ony ate | FU RNITU RE—Extra large sale, Tuesday, at) Seconds at low pric The best place to : ‘low price. Levy Bros., afi: is aaa © IVING- ROOM SULTE—Cane and beau‘iful Franklin. oP een. $1.50 aa X Taylor. Forest 695 +4 nection; cheap. 4125 St. Louis. Theodosia. a — 1¢ m Hast, 220 Morgan. . | - rome outfit for light housekeeping: i st. a pestry; davenport-style: like new; cost ig ee “ao we . risties, set tn , er i RANGE—Very cheap. 2214 M d ———— -~!| PURN es, | vered free. A ca!) will convince you wha HEATE! —Largest ‘assortment, in all sizes gi00" 1 $1056. Western Salvage Cv., inoleum, noleum rugs , BUGGY—Large. brown reed: Al con- ; ~~ enard | Hin] : , KNITURE—Also wardrobe trunk. 1436) « se] . enna > + Only re, all lengths, per feot, ‘sion; reversible : no dealers. 1519 N. g4_tleor. sietpagemieneieeinnmneereeseatisi poten og Oeetk Tee one coal heater: | Db Iman rear. 2 | & saith ee ° oni ‘Be bony & og ak 3 1 Ba 1 makes Tl Bay By on. sane cea Olive. “ T's WA at low prices. o— Bros., , . |= COOK STOVE—Buck's, like new; excellent | --— ——e - FU ‘RN " er ; .s “% o © de re: aa , Sous : geregdlee - Shen emeimed 2 UseGs | LIVING-ROOM 6&.9T——Cane back; perfectly WARE co., R11 Nw. 6th. TT Te wicker baby bugEy ; ‘ baker: will sacrifice. 4874 | Heidelberg. | DINIX aecabel SE T—Ha ndsome, mission. i — he ap. Ty ler { 2944 Ww. WV. 4042 | : Parental AL, RANGE of Mz irket st ny a gaa eS a, a fe eg new: 4 upholstered in br ade.” mulber SIDEBOARD—Fine oak: or will t a tor im a * condition: reasona bie. COAL RANGE New w Supe i r. - nESv V. (2) mulsenemeanneing ~ os ‘ m LANG “4 And sewing mMma- | 1 eh) _ ee ore . ~ — “> color; rpet, rug. Forest ‘ ypew er. yne a tl td ‘front ‘4 also bedroom suite. 3944 4° a DINING ROOM SETS—Pay cash. save more|° ‘U ‘RNI fURE—Bedroom, livin room and | chine. 2313A Sidney | Tight. Wagner Bros., 201.8. Jefferson. (62)! ys, ple x SIDEE MOARD—Oa k. rire, King’s s Highway 45 421" N. é AD | each; dishes, coating atamatie: brand-new A OANA EON NS ORNATE INIA SONI A tate TEE M4 TAG AMM VS ore , SEP C ene HELLA SAAR OLA Re MEMS pr hee so. SE eos a roming. j Sa ase idealised pines! ae 4 John Bav- — > % arenes o > oe ee ue __than ore-half. Hast, 2009 Morgan. lining sets: bargains. 3507 Lucas. |\GAS AND COAL “RANGE—Cheap. 4154 I. l.a- | HEATERS—350, hot blasts, alr-tights and| MANICURE OU1FIT—320. 3507 Lucas. wrtheaet, Colfex 1 4 * ~ - ; 4 - a kinds: pia io). 3 > a . } od ‘ i ’ : * r ‘ e é ~¥ Létie “sale Co an Wy 4 i room suite and 3- piecé@ Spanish Fae ra i COAL 2ANG E—wWith water back $20. oll | i 710 | - (ec) i J Ho. is 459A — Pesta lozzi. (c) | i GAS RANGE—C opper cot!) “water erie Cc yma th nN, these stoves have bcen complete. 2627 Jan : y; Gran _con ai’ ion. 5822 T Theodosta. ~~ cue) (c7) | ‘wong 0 ‘HOF Lucas Easton av : GAS RANGE -—4468 McPhers: mn; blue enam- price when new; buy now and have de- MIXROK—Beautiful, heighth VY feet, width bronzes, stationery, paintings, etc. room: we handie @ com- . Webster 39 _rooms 3133 Caroline | | GAs. RANGE—Side oven: good ¢ condition: plete line of new enamel combinations in STOoRE "S HEATER—Call Sundas morning. STOVES—2 Superior Radiator heaters, No, § pe soll — — COdttion: $20. 1420" Wel Benen: good con- DINING- ROOM SET—W illiam and Mary FU RNITU RE—An a househo! - goods of all’ Ee fayette periend anges, slightly used, but guaranteed to be MANTEL FOI —NG BED—Good condition; SINGH. E BED—c ‘otton-felt wiattresa: "good > | ng room suite; no dealers. 3647 Mc- | _heater: good condition; $3. 448 Keokuk. | SERS SE T—Qu luartered oak, 10 pieces ; FURNITURE—5 rooms; rent $25. B717A | gree Seerere. S508 MeMil Han. | yet r - wit a cit af ane tied tae sua. (c) | SPECIAL furniture, rugs. draperies, be truck, wagon. automatic, : _Sapy CARRIAGE—4148 Westminster. “Niueed: me Gbtam sine’ enameled: siig? htly | | BINING ee oak: $75. 8507 Lu- | FURNITURE—of 3 rooms: new: can rent | =— _ el: fine condition; $15 livered when wanted; also carry a full com- feet: ebony frame. 3969 McPherson, Lucas. ote Ge Po he coree ee a t aera tate AGE—Reed._ Webster 307_ (co) (COAL RANGE—3692 Finney; 6-burner; | ——= a wom, —- reasonable 4915 Northiand (e's onular makes as Quick Meal, Svpertor | "3308 Saiena. AY cheap. 3428 Minnesota. Say ea 2 eae Baby GARRIAGE—W icker; cneap. 3644 | hot-water back. Lindell 6184W | DINING TABLE—Suwuare: extended §8-ft, 3-room “modern | an ne | han wes “ . _3 VA Fs atv. ed. STOV ES—Two Ru rior airtight heaters ne India $10. 4051A Kenneriy. lone. louth a* hite oven Q\ uick Mea!, in 44°97 y* av OV ERSTU FE FE D SU ITE—Rugs, bed, dresser, ~ - COAL RANGhE—Bridge @& Beach; good con- | of __fo0d conditon. $10. 923 Withnell av. - gas range, dining tabie, Cal] Tyler 2156J. ens eee ey o. . oar ARRIAGE—Reed; yn condition; | . ° a DINING RC 00M sv ITE—F wmed oak, eight- | FU "RNITU RE—Contents of 5-roon fiat: ~~ > a —— —_———= HEATING & "ES—Cheap. Apply 2737 kitchen cabinet, —--— rifle, Marlin. $10" “8s : olarrng Benton 2024W (c f°) | 3919 Wyoming (c) suitable for roomers: 3 third floor rooms eS “$20. —, Meo” Sneha | $20. 35154 N. Compton av. __ | PARLOR ~SET—3_ pieces, leather; algo dav- | me! new. SE yore Bs ey: >» L SS. Smith 13. e H © : ) ; -} - aidingeenanasdla? . a + i ~ of ; artman, 2519 S. ilth st. COAL RANGE—Almost new. latest style, for rent, garage. 42 4250W Page. CeOES 6 __ 2yier 2 ° Ao 1b | tt 2 Evans. Forest 4946R. (c) | - das new. . R ,. Call Sunday. Bt . ; :- Ta la ‘ = ones | DINING- ROOM SU ITE— $50; buffet, table, | =: A’ ‘I NG STOVE—Large size; good conii- | __enette. 552 Evans. Fe a SOD FE a ead scores Pie twin; like new; half price , | SD. ll! Monday. 4241 Arco av- FURNITUKE—Used | and new, your old in Gas n for $1¢ 0 3228 ‘Rutge * ae dhcp oesis, thos yn. _4398C Gibson ay. Grand 1762M PAR LOR SUITE—3- at te mahogany, leather | Bros * ro Eri BA ang bites a het: i $$ $$$ $$$ -_—_- | serving table and chairs 3662 Delmar. | . Delmar. cy CO. Al, RA? NGES—— ‘harter Oak: like .cew: . oR ‘rer ewer : _ re exchange; cash or tim 1617 S. Jeffer- | ———— ~ | HEA’ } lle new. A Humpprey. Grand | — 1 a Faure. new. — hammerioes ae Fwor Gret-class ova | 915 to $25 delivered. 5723 aston. ce} | DINING-ROOM SET— 10, plecss: like new: | son fc) | 5a RANGE —Selt-lighter: lke new: cbeas. EM ING EO ESL Seas ieee we) | Teeewe | STOVE Hard-coal burner, perfect, coalition. > - 2 -" ‘ a | ee - ‘ . ; *SL_tnmiinster mi og 1400Fr,. | ; ft A own } TST . - e | eee og Bade “a a an . . ditt. 6174 ° * w ashington. le o> ot te order. 3126 N. New- DINING ROOM SUITE—9.1 lece “Writtanen FU BNITURE—Contents s ne aeFOe ?. ft 1'GAS RANGE Sick Bleal. good eas now: ATING 5 STOVE—Jewel; AL condition; cost | PA Ri = SU Hi ier oe? mahogany be oe ton. i : afl - — , s : 4 : 1 ; vii) c : ural r dge. —-Q s; . - . 2737 , oor eas ran 407 reasonah! 37 Sheridan. | 3945 Magnolia, thir BTOVE—Charter Oak. airti ht. large ui muge Fox hammerless shot- wo desks, center tabie. - ——— id Marv $98 009 Chout (af? | sell nemington single-shat & 13th st. “Sidney 3555M. ic) | COAL, RANGE—And Cole's oven range: = a . sve Chou eau. ‘U2 aie Ba oes a | __cost over $50; will sacrifice. 4246A Fiad 2 aa gee” oe ge w | 847M. _ te) Sati” niche tas ~~ fore 2 o'clock, 1240 Sutter. v7 SUITE Walnut, 10 pieces other furniture 3559 Carovline, _ "| OT SORW a _— Batt & a Forest | Fl wer Nigh — 2 rooms, attic, complete; Gas RANGE—Quick Meal, and dining roorn | ——_ o ly Fae 0 moke- = | een Deimar. (c) CC oo ley back: 3 sie 23 5658 ? Fiorismant. DINING- ROOM sU [TE lak; table. china Call at 3 o'clock Sunday. 2922 Gravois Si iney 1&853J. ic) | HEATING STOV E "oe ernis M: artin be m rr cok (co) et nies hey eg wr =" ings: ood COAL R ANGE—F irst-class cond! tion. BR2 set, hairs; $: Cabany L 598. FURNITU R b—Dres eer, c hiffonter, rocker, GAS RANGE—Wh hite “enameled: elevate $8-in zh fiat-fo} 8255 _ Spensnte = PARLOR SUITE—+4-piece, leather, $s 24: eetetonen:. 1531 8. -inich, oak ot, = oI 8 Ei An finerva. yy DI NI N¢ 3-R 8 OM sv ITE —Earl y ~ English: om) oS s10ve rug. cage, bed; cheap. 3390 oven: new goods; a bargain for eC >. ts ) H be A’ r 1 NG STUV E- —Buc k's; like new. 402 3 | chifforobe, like new; blue enameled kitch- L, STO VES—Superior radiator No, 41 : patent style: like new; 2 S@p—siminons: wainut finis) spring and Mark . ae : Pn oe COAL RANGE—Ouick Meal. hot-water boli- | —@-*°**: $50 A€62 Deimar bi. _ tah scappil | N_ Broad way. ‘ a ee ee - | en cabinet; leather couch; other real bar- 1, —— omplete set. inclad- Siaeees: NEW ; $20. 3682 Delmar. er, iron bed: sacrifice. : 4635 Laclede. | DINING ROOM SUITE—$75: and parlor) FURNITURE—3 rooms. complete: cheap; VAS RANGE—Blue enameled, Quick Meal; | HEATING STOVE—Charter | Oak. gray | cains. Call after Sunday. 2848 Easton. . cok aeudiaditene ike new: bins utc maney 3012W Sunday after Ef mmor:s, all new, cost $2 : eell for 60aL RANG eee HF ‘sag orm an oa 4 poe Be Bet, $1°.: brass bed, $12. 417 4 Delmar party buying furniture can rent flat: $15. elevated oven; @ bargain: $80. 915 N ename!:, used 3 month is 3841 Fairview. (c) | PARLOR SET—Gold; furniture. ‘teebox ani 9137 Cherokee. . . eo . £1389 Walton. | ah “dae os. Sidney | a f i INE—l sed » ae tress : | Chippewa } ROOM SET—Also overstuffed liv- | FURNITI RE — Contents of 3-roo ‘1 = T yanaes, oman ee Seek eee : E 1ANO—And nage iy saeco 065: ——-—- se stencil machine: E western Salvage ae BY: 5 Sidney Py: ed gas stove, rug. curtains, etc. ,7118 A ice bene h and a ies = .. ears sti al a n—revoe 8 ‘ etic bi = os ae. nuncry Move. _}! — oaee ee | ree Bg ew TM, eacrifice. Meiners, 2 {BING ANT UHEAT- | : ‘ complete, $23. Western Sal- — an a a Re | Alam Hi-Potrt te (eo) "45K 4505 Washington pt. I “eh GAS RANGE—Artis blue | Bae range, With WRATING ST: -—Moore's air tight; od | RANGE—-First- class, cast -{ron; zood as N. Vandeventer. , 1119-21 CHESTNUT. @ 0.. 294 Olive : COAL RANGE—Baker s Brilliant; all cast DINING “SUITE—Heavy 60-in. buffet. round “ wir . “ : oe warming closet oF em “ke _ n ater and in go condition Cal! Bun- ne good baker. 4178 Pleasant. ___ 'TWIN BEDS—Mahogan box, mattress, por- (c82) * i nd ve e 1. rr EN] ru RE—Seven rooms: can rent steain- first-class condition. South E id Hardwars ; ftarnas , ty: rald i i - ~ 2 f all kinds, up- -to- date, Simmons ron, first- class co ition: ~ very cheat tab er ina Cc lo Se ¢ S30: Wil fe)) Beveratc. ent f\: ‘ ¥ ated nm ©} iwe art! es . i Co 786k Gravols ay Sidne . 283. v - 3 ; ry il crt Mi: TT ay, 5380 (se al Mie. RA NGE—Bu a “ bit le enameled comb nat on. tleres. +: 98 _ Olive, oe eet, complete. 3667 Si 7@. i - Smith- Davis twin size and nice full | South Fnd Hardw are “te D., 2861 Grav olg aAY., #4: ts Idaho (i i {nz a ity ii 134 N Vv an deventer . (1) j 924 , 3 ; . iiaites y . ‘ene Lit A TING | ‘ VR es our pan No 401 | ike new, 1344 De Soto av. e? iy PACU T? Mo Ye lL, EA CRE ee special new. f 481W. ENG M AC HIN E—13 32 West % tie bow-end beds, walnut color: these beds Sid _Sidney 283, ° a v ict or p24t x ae Mo ve’s atrtight heaters, rie first class | on NGE —High oven new: half price. 5062 Benton o00. _ I) Ni : R OOM SET- S-piece; Jacobean and | URNIT : a ~ Gag a ANG T> 7 ‘ Mi al hI . we: 2 Bell. Kirkwood © _ ere -new, only samples and some dam- GOAL RANGE— ter Oak steel coal range. ther furniture ist well today O14A FURNITURE—Entire contents of 6-room| GAS RANG I—Qui ear Olue gas ranse. | condition; very cheap. Seu th End Har ‘d-| Delmar Cac re peclal. 241 acres, for mining props; 1¢ “ae Uae aorices te tt we and wow | oft in very: good condition; must be| _N. Tavior._ (ce) mae ia, 4877 Marylee av.; no) Pee iiion: very shone, Bouth Boa) Sete Co reek Crave at. ee | faNGE— | GOLOW, GAS RANGE—Quick Meal blue gas range.) 4799 Mar . oo (eo) | ane ee VAcul iM CLEANER—Ohio; like new. : cco: are strong belivers © 15 &. 14th s 50AL RANGE—BPridge & Beach, all cast | | DING NG-ROOM SET—Bargain,; table. | py R NITU RE- Dinin guite. oak: tabi with warming closet, black porcelain top, fot —_ —__-_—-—_—-——- | RA NGE—Chz=:ter Oak; good condition. 4450 fax 444W Dees of h vB a a a = ; 7M SUIT rican wainut Lnish: / pune: ee first-class ye om amg 8 as ‘hairs, a buft fret an i china cabinet: no deai- heirs, ihe x of ¢ $36. ; aban ' around burner; regulation style; latest type: IOUSE 10 Sanaa — eccond fl: “ TACO . CLEANER Aimost * * = Ame ’ ow e n o se8 ow t r 1! a one hi + i v. J : ; + “ = apartr ba ree aan e & Retail Tobacco " - 4 (c8&3) ee ee ee | Sees eeee, SOs weer. 1b: IW. ust like new; will be sold ory eneeap BS «gp thay em heat: good income property; in | RA NGE—Good ~ condition; cast-iron. 2125 | _ condition ; $16 4153 Gro new; ¥;. gvod 88) 1 | -——--—~ - a y is. South End Hardware) DINING Kt OM “SUITE a piece; William t = ns outh End Hardware Co., 2861 Gravois a\ 3 Te. BED: at : ;rave , ge, agri lod Ap URNITURE—Gas stove, $7; $5;| Sidney 283. Victor 92 good order; 4 garage buildings. « Min- | _ Alien. VACUUM CLEA —cCheap: sew Heavy porceiain, and whi } BEVROOM SET—W alnut; wardrobe, cup | 2861 Gravois: Sidney 283, Victor 924R.}~ 054 Mary period: $90. 12902 8. Broad-'! pam, S5; | ne +R WR koe r | VacUUM GLEANER come ae F board. $65. @2700A N. 15th. . (eo BR \ , $5; Ehrite O13A =~ mero—yeee 8 end oe ee Se SE eI ES _|RA NGE—Combination, beautiful gray enam- | ° “44% Ww, ara. wre 61 * SOM BINATION RANGE—Perfect condition : / we’ 38) ‘ irroil. GAS STOV E—Buck’ 8. like new. Sidney HOUSEHOLD FURNITU RE—~—Dresser and | el. *Buck’ a. S55. Bo ox - B-180, ost- Dis. (4: 6 1118A C1 box" good as new. REDROOM SET Oeit like new. 35. Bic.| 3602 Delmar. i | Sawinta mocal F — wo ak 481 29813 (ec) ———— | Tact "UM CLEANER—Weast : a | NING ») Pounc go en oa n. ar Pee er eg eeen CS cccecenaguanensmenanta REESE ——_—- -- chaira: for rooming house. R021 _S. _ Fth, | RANGE—General Electric; ‘must sell; cheap. | Te, Ti. tyes u roy time; ne And aeroplanes: 800 ; q and Ferry road. Webster. (c) | SGMEINATION RANGE Electric fan: good | table, $17.50; ather seated golden oak | | FURNITU RE—Beaut! ful 9-piece dining roon S$ STOVE—Black : al 3f P | geese aero . , Sontnen 48284 TT —" ”) e a P ageeca: o and © Se Phillips, 2621 N. th, rear | FICTROL A ~-$350 ppbongar binet, Underwood; 2 overcoa __ 3310 Caroline. imar Bee tum cleaner: haresins 2824 Enrieht. (ce) | _§ S(OG\ Tea e NG Majestic mes» — connection. _ fect contition: oe and chairs, {cebox and linoleum; also dav- 263 MissOur!l av. | Hol Sk HOLD GOODS: Practically ya RANGi- And as ran e. Cail Sunday. Mrs. | N. Gran eed Sundav. a PREes—ises 4 DINING ROOM SUITE—Large buffet, china . flo tts , ;, | eee led 2A NG; E—K: me ‘omfort: AND WINE PRESS— : K rie ing and atte bas flatt 2b 19444 GAS STOV E—High joven water power wash 2 6: A L acieve R A. ° , ‘ ae Patrerse co ©9991 O a FURNITU RE—Content: ni lartin bed, 21 live tanical av. > patigs of COMmMy ete! y fur . es o , : coal alse he ater 2001 ¢ ‘aliforn vill's Antioue Shop, 4¥e n om ool condition. 5358 Garfield. WARDROBE—Plate-glass And new type: cheap. — et Olive. _ .| COMBINATION RANGE-—Quick Meal: white —_— - en niei 3-room flat ctically * can eee tnattres: - davenette, $12; rockers, $2; ‘ —— 3662 | DINING ROOM SET—E. E. dark, consisting! rent flat: coal in: leavipe cite ities tne GAS STOVE—1 fedrocm suite, _mideboard, Wil chaire. : center table, $2: U Pete tabie RANG E—13 a ae ae WARDROBES—Large and am 1 ; Fy : tA " M SUITE—American wainut ys iut, = ———_—— | SOR Eastgate, 2 l outh. Caban : --—— . ae se ; 2 pairs portieres 3 a s ity dresser; cost $285; sell $100. 3662 |'COMBINATION RANGE—Like new. Call HRO5R. rT = ther oe , | FU RNITURE—Babv buggy. nursery chair, GAS STOVE—Blue enameled, and coa! Ho U USE HOLD GOODS—Practically new rea- RANGE Humphrey. c) | WA. Se Om auction, Tuesday q Sr bi. 2048 Rolla Colfax 1°R77. | | child's ‘FOR bed, Mo ris chalr, * iron ‘bed __range 7T229A Minnesota av Cha onable. call between 8 and 3 Sunday. - —— ee heater: ‘ __m., Hast, _ 2009 Mo organ st. ’ gy ah gga ge s-eve maple; five | COMBINATION RANGE—Good condition; os closet, 6 chairs, round table, dark oak; | St. Touts av, Call Me ndav. 7 . 7 iT Dr > @a: ct Plat single nt: new; cost $225: $98. West-| fine baker. $25 at Calffornia av. _ | good condition; very cheap. 4925 Fo- - : machine; 16 yards linoleum. 3012 Mis- | HOUS ‘RE! 16 ‘D os 300 »s- - eaner. spring and | RANGES—Two. biue enameled: an4d, _White mahogany; Rh Olive, $40. , i go oF . M SUITE— With beautiful large enamel. $90: cost $230: like new. ia ity ong _walnut; cost $340, sell | Delmar $C} | heater, water power inches; in good sanGition. Call | with glass doors, in oak \ TOOLS—Complete out- — all day. 1305A Nort Be ae Q ws R's ee 5-2 ext. table, 6 chairs, buffet and china) not a) 9°R4 S& Tavin son heater, Superi -abinet ; Binger dropheac ‘ ! ct net, 4 .. ftet s OP Mon lay, 4° S1A Grove. as iow as $10. “S01 S Jef fferson. washi ng machi ne. 4214 Oregon. $ 2662 Delmar. (c) +. ; ¢ “y a - — - a... COMBINATION RANGE—Bucks cs black sid! closet: good order: all for $90. Levy Bros., | 57; RAR oe oa ae Dw a ee ‘machine. $10: rugs, $8: $1°: ox : . SET—3- piece, mahogan Ps chifto- | white; 00d condition; also stair ae = ;| $11-13-15 S. 14th st. , fen Deghgp ng Ph - tie to ee De genh GAs STOVE —RBlue enameled: bi ue enameled tension tabie. 5 dining chairs. $1°: | RANG E—Quic k Meal, Wire re hot- | GanDNOBE— iaansive, and beauwti 8 . = ey 4531 Ashland. Colfax! Arecs! ic tuble : and many other bar- water connection. 444 A Clarence Sy: oard. Call between 9 and 1 mae RUN — Large 2. 3728 4 "Tobe, swatwer. bed; late atyle. 47 Ar- _cheap. 3451 _ Magnolia. a | 7 ININ( FRR »M SET G nuine uarter- saw ed ret like > geil ; ‘. eins ranree; reasonal!e. . in $ : ) : b ion s 92s ; eral st ial Di ‘ > on - e\ ~— % : = _— 1 128W ic reins 516 ol ve st RANG E—fuperior combination. $50; | 412i A Pied ; , RyeNE —~ Landa td ak ans ie = dine P= new, 1: Mik $10.05: Kes » 7 Walnut, SUITES—Reautiful American and Weehineton. ae : ' also hot-water 8! achiment: almost, new: | KIT HES 2 apg st Landa “3662 Delmar, | RANGE — us ick Meal: biue enameled: guod bah parece used several times. be ez ee new 4 __ 3826 — Nebraska. ‘comin —‘ TIN “y STI; TE | Be +i ; 7? ener 1] orice. Levy Bros., 311-13 ene ms IB. 2A Chi 4 ew, . 4 also mahogany, pretty dining suite. 3INATION RANG [E—Sunerior: _ jike DINING ROOM SUiTE——-High class, $650 | JB TURE BARGAIN. will sell at low f ; =e gees + eee 22a Church roe 4 12x14. $10 _ Mandsome living room furniture. elegant COMBI blue ename!: $98. 4009 Chouteau. 10-piece dining room suite, practically, pat set, cabinet grand upright S_ 14th. ———-—— Kar cage 1] yoo : en sae. Pp et one RANGE—6- = Majestic; coal; hot-water; WASH MAC oo mf AWNING ©O.. 3 ‘. Dlayer-piano; fine phonograph: (cl new, $°°5O: also btautiful piano, mahogany liviz room, 5522 Waterman, 24 GAS STOV —S—Renewed Quick Mesis and : 7 pec “Sidney | __ack; fol ding bed. " 2607 Union. | also bench so cae , men TENT @& | mnesyivania av., city. = rugs. mirrors. etc.: sell cheap: aur el rocker, hite enamel gas range, Leonard | | Floor eont ue other standard makes; Al condition: KI rCH EN CA BI NE . = 34 - | Winntehs a : lately 5127 Cabanne COMBINATIE IN RANGE- ~Al 7 “bl ue enamel: _refrigerator; borgain. _ 3) I ® . Portia. FURNITURE— Mah« i 7 rr a = as livered and connect ed. $18 un: thers : 42oW “sinh T ex: as ic} R ANGE—Combdin ation. lke new. 28 Tex pnd ae table. _ —_—— - — MaAnCKany astique dregse! AS AY. WASHER—ilumanity electric, ne me Cal ~ —— 7 6G LANGE naa: gas stove: firet- oon, & condi- | WASHE R—Laundryette, all Nae Rend 4 4 an - fully guaranteed; brand-new; $75 ; low 8; cash or time Prosser's, 32° —— “ah es reasonable, i ot-water; Show 600: tot o- Chouteau. _ _____'¢8) | pIninG-ROOM SUITES—We have @ aum- | OT te conan ule ae ee log aa n (062) | KITCHEN CAB INE Phen Sees ae 'fANGE—Moore’s combination; like new; D; @ fon) bargain. WwW 5 PU mP—b0.«a1; 3B 0061 Fyle fc) | COMBIN ATION ~RANGE—A!H blue enam-| ber of suites in fumed oak and golden OaF | Seabees Tatt ta ae ee ¥ TFER—2427 Hur hrevy_ - : + em gp ae ; piso bookcase and rugs. 7290 Harel av arcw goss Gravole av.; : 200 Ibs. kalsomine. 23 93 a 3-door — oak, same as eled; used short time; exc ellent condition: | buffets: round extension tables, china; 4’ "'™ . Call Grang 5724W, after) GAS WATER if -' — — a KITCHEN CAI iNETS—W hite enameled all - - Seal. Site 3 ~ Sheap. 201 S. Jefferson. _will sell chean 1202 S. Broadwiy c83)| closet and 6 teather chairs as low as $50 | —~ - —~ — — . | GO-CART—Twin, r eed; very good condition over, porcelain top, brand-new, $20 to RA NGE- past ombination saute 7 sane 3862 | Goes hiateniy re joat ship pow : ; e ee ae —* or | for the set; come in and see our large | FURNITURE—wvof 5 rooms, including player- cheap. 6451 Alabama _ (c); $26. 263 2 Jette rson. | enamel: ie nee: Coan ee | get up on new tub, j } ns charred: cook ASE—4 sectional; $18; one combi- | COMBINATION RANGE—New selection: also a big stock of odd chairs piano. mahogany i'ving room, William an*| GRANDF ATHER'S ( ‘LOCK—Mahorany pe K ITC HEN CABINETS of. “all Kinds: used. Delmar L.. factory; ¥ » — apreciated. uth at ton $7. 401 = «& houteau exchange for blue Quick Meal gap stove. | and rockers. J] angan Bros., 18th end i Ta , ining room, 2 bedroom and kitchen, fect condition keeping absolutely correct hut as £oO Be oe new. for % price. Ketner a, RANCE— 965A McRee 3 ay. | GOMBIN:, ATION RANG ;E—Baker's, uN hite DINING TARBLE—Walnut: large Wilson nian’ range, large Buck ventilator. 3109 Ar-| _@is? nye laundry stove. 6958 ; . a Pasa serteeee ST Dhf | COMBINATION RANGE—Coal and 0: | DINING CHAIRS Blue, leather. table. Ore tee NE TNE ee cc) eeattiante a LAU NDRY STOVE nenat en (e) | Cabeny BO67W @ bonus check. eve st. ee ee also carpets and furniture; cheap, 403; mahogany bedroom and voggge o> set; Vie-) FURNITURE—This wonderfu! barvain for HEATER—Also range. both Puck: perfect Brand-new. 63-1 t $5.25 each. BEN- hANGE—Combination, gray enamel, hardly | anos enc aa tien; oreen rgain —s Pare Si trola. $160; kitchen table chairs. 271! immediate saie; benutiful seolld math eat . Saf 9 She s\doah cine. eR timiT arke ashe i's serve as Ww; : ee and mattress; “gilso COMBINATION, RANGE—Ovick Meal;| Tamm ; — renuine leather upholstered fecher. Caait 5 oy : ‘harter Oak ae spew. 3190'r)PRARY 1 sand leather comen. O47| S08, 908 BD Jefferson. ithe | 2204.4 Mullanphy. ak engert and small rug. “758 “vie enamel. buffet, single bed, complete. | DOUBLE BE: D—Springe and two mat-| sud davenport. cost $750: sacrifice for — ae eo ag re Tig eet elt, erond feet. RANG E—He oil heate dictne cabin WASHING Ac oJ 3 e ke Tow er G-rove car {C) | and wringer, cheap. 4720A S Compton. trees 5. S15 5°01 Cabanne. $100 ether furniture heanutiful pictures, Nebraska av. — * . — . o- ; - ; : “an4)7 R rs . aE Lome: ' is re audition: inet. order : - wate — at » a — a “yee et ‘hone Cabany “6590W fe > - 4 ’ : 3458 7; ty TABLE—Flegant, carved. doav% hand vacrmm. in «te = cond ; rea- ° Zz. eer BOOM, Bi T—Mahoran ; gw, | COMBINATION RANGE—Baker; 1-hole, 4-| HovnLE HED AND SPRINGS—$10; also | SU oone a Shag TS ce? | HEATER—Witeon; and gas seve. Our LIBBABY : mori SWTAS Ridwe . ) | Wydown iin ee chairs. Cabany 824 ; burner; like new; $50. 4246 Penrose.| other things cheap. 2820 Marcus. __ Ml RNS es pon we oe , Soo ne ‘3 oe a oe oN RARY SUITE—$15b0 7-piece library or | RA NGE S—New Quick Meal iame., | WASHING MAC HINE-—Wea “1. Tole Chee. aKFast ROOM SET——Reavrtiful: like Colfax £434 ES ie aie | DRESSER—Chiffonier. single looking glass enat “ Rory serag anc ma ee we: eae i k's gir-tieht, with hot-wat ] IRRARY SUIT holes 19 ~ he ie” oo ae ther housebolé mocde: é fect order: quick sale; $7. very reasonable S730 Maple AN ‘k Meal; blue ate “ia ro i. —. Que inge, 3 F ~ rues. velvet and Axminster. . ee’ cai - SS: or will wm ‘ t rin EATE R—Chen: eater on om wr ate ere er Oia : WASHING MACHINE—Water : | > R—Lar ak 1% 708 Marcus av r Will ge eparately; leaving o in oenaed ie 7 | k-— Mahor ny. Ox “Tu. RANGE — Heot- water back; wardrobe, chairs. few: sell for $55. Western! gondition: pbs $100 cash: also dining ta- ——- i——Large, 0 ‘ountain at fort range 2950 Tamm av. ieee ret > - a jahows °338 Louis’ ole mohair sofa. All week after 1° | two iarge pictures; bargain. 4 A 21 Olive | wl 4 @ chairs, Wilson heater and baby's so penetrance — * ee ; TE R- —Moore’s. air-tight: linoleum her Rroadway. "S RabaE—a0tA— jaune Came nameled crib. Call before 10 Sun- | DRESSER?—At auction, Tuesday, 10 a. m., | PURNIT Re net ee oman — jO24AW Sncremente. —_ ; b- Eo oe — —- W ASHING MACHINE —EQ, ’ iravo ee ee fav an ell dav Mor dav, °AA4W Suifiwan. fc) Heat, 2008 Morgan ment; beautiful living-room. bedroom and “—“hav4a Pat 3 3: coo ‘LE—aAnd rockera: fumed RANGE-—DBridge & Feach entire Superior Ast G A —— moe me fninge suites: also icebox and kitchen cabi- SEATING STOV Foor COTS Nance oak. rown jeather. 5743 Westmins* er p.., range with “‘L’* water heater; practica‘iy | Fined mk 5088 E eA at 7 - . . merson. eee £ Wai " Blegsr ric. 3 24 hilo. 8. Broodwav. (c99) | carry a ‘complete line of Quick Meal. Bridge DRE SSE R— And « hiffon: er to match: oak evy.. Sunday. ve) em (7) HEA’ E R—Ce voles hot as . | DIBRAR , TABLE—Beautiful brown ma- EK ANG E~—Bridge & Reach ‘Princess’ — with LL wg 17¢ oat auction. Tuesday, 10 a. m.,| & Reach, Charter Oak, Buck's, Seigler and shawnee: S45: twa, 4019 Choutesu. | Bola See cam Russe’! | er hogany, with cane shelf. size 5Og2 , water ret _ Kour + yee $35. Call | WASHING. WEB Biedivic organ rt | Fleing combination ranges. We will bu . “A BLES—U p-to-date: ur to PURNITs see Wa ary ~~. | REA TER—Ruck's hot blast; fine condition. i , heap Apartment B, 2612 x, (rand efor Ra urday. | HORA Pai a : prices ficer samples —Goiden © k ‘$12: nit = $s. vour old steve when pt're hasing a new one DRE SBING TI wey p- = 8 Pe To 14th ‘ tte eUlt« lib-ary b ve ] 4044 Wise a Dees Wis: a ; Grand 4014] : ‘ ic’ RANGE —ias and cosl: new: ‘chil id’s “bed. Ther lo eee ‘ Miz; chitfonter, a h. End Hardware ('o 2861 lek from levy Bros, 3d} ~ trola, dining table and Aere, Sew ae -H i "t PSX iff hes, large «iz: kitchen cabinet cheap Call Sunday + : nd ot size S90 =—4012 Choutfau. from vs. Sort = ” ' . bed and dressing t: HEATING STOVE—Hot Blast, ke new; LIRRARY TABLES—Chifforohes, larg a : ate ' ) extern ® Ashi at - wo? = ) Gravois av * Sidnev oR Victor 9°4R oa K SSE Rs and oh iffonters to rate’, or ‘ _ ot : at ra ee - ' ; chean 20RQ We P hers n bie stock te pick from almot new geois 4TAQ tira~s hi ~Jacohe wal nT ut. Yneh: e be aren ~ ao “ le « in © or mah>.< s, hike eo eater “a ge, od pa a eer ee ee a. ry os. : , Te. rs. 110" eee tion | CONSOLE. pe oe ‘no dealers Keiner's, 321 1 oa Vandevente: Hn ASIA Cates HE ATING STOVE—Large size,” “uck's at iG. ~~? oo prices. Levy Hros., af3- 1b | a“ Brides gpd Beach « oon) ‘Tange. bot - : na c nii . at nine 4 ae -—- a 7 —-eo~ a " Nearly nn cele at d - A) Cc ae back : nale bed, , = dina closets, tables. | abibAa Alberta, oe 1) — i EDEN W ASHER—An4 Apex iponer, nearly GAS 5 eae ee ee: ae oe in noeebiast solt-coal heater | LINOL tM Mor hall, 23 yards; bed epriag.| tress, springs, 314° 6 combination electric | att “aay SP sai” shen | COOK < STOVE— = a and. | new: will sell at sacrifice. 2785 Pennsyt-{ burners, enameled doors: bargain. 7S aYATES mokie, yot-binet_sott-conl Bence, } *Gai6 owe, | and gas fixtures, $10. 784 Dover pi. ~i wd ay, “e) , rette 1 2381 Russell. Sidney S55. Call Monday. ‘ 225A Chippewa st. call Monday, 41204 A Russell ay. (c)' wanie, near Lafayette, Grand 2381J. (ue ‘ ‘ ' “4

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> + WOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED «whan 1p eR Con ‘ORS—Cor: : 22} Ra as $135 Ac “e EF ctr . ' ‘ 6] . a rit ig Sr y ° ' 99, FTI SC eee : vols ax — . ‘ we wi! give vou en emonstration * oy SS at " ‘ ” a 4 2 e _ sie - Soo$ oa 2 igs * ? . 2 -_ ~ ne ET I ‘* Sie as = oe hk, 5 i 3 : r £. ¥ ie x a 5 ond: |S - ve ¥ ae ; Pee 18B ,,,7.1° : _- POST- DISPATCH. Se 350 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Horses ¢ and ind Vehicles, , Store Fixt . | , Z . = & ‘HOUSEHOLD Goods For SALE tore Fixtures, Typewriters and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. _ccrd HOUSEHOLD G BER cae Beane pcre steer ee D GocDs WANTED BICYCLES—MGTOR CYCLES MACHINERY MACHINERY | % THTSe et. ern Salvaze. 2921 | cy HEATER—And Kitchen cabinet Wanted For Oa ; * ba ett orest ( {c} e TS ea iL Se Ree te wee we aaa ———— Sa ° l “a \ EBON HEATER—S8._ C Cabany 22593. | KITCHEN HEATER Witd.—in good condi-: MOTOR CYCLE Wtd.—Trade Ford speedster ENGINES— Boilers pumps, bh no + Machine Shop Work — a nee ——— ' . . . - « ; air *> PP ULTLITES, i Tre ’ > aes . ; 3 : — HEATER— Also a, carriage: Al _tion. Box F-32384. Post- Dispatch. for Harley-Davidson and side car 5248 me ' baile /Tessors, machine« a . motors, C. BR A Mac HINE AN Mm TOOL | we ORK S— ts chentegoneeteeiteeesiteeeens — 2008 3. Jefferan (ce7) | KITCHEN HEATER Wtd.—In good condi- | Alcott it icsitinits siiihseennatinnensiignenieiiinnntin bow’ M: t to order and r rena} ae y i ,machin- Tools, dies, experimental work, fixtures Coupes For Saie ; ai Ww © have me best line F euaemOnnna ¢ en Ung tion Box F-180. Post- Dispatch. a See & Machine Co., 308 S. Ist st peer metal patterns, stamping 1345-47 s Bway Tri —T Wanted ene aa SOR oae — gg om — iss _ Coupes For -————_ __ (BB) | nae | Wtd.—To haul coal from mine *™ ade. 3216 Easton SSEL L—4-passenger, — ~132 Franklin. Cali __cadbinet._ _Call Forest_5302 a a Sarre — _ “ompilete ener - eon design and “pulld special machine Sion ac Belleville, iL; name Pp per .:_ o> teas down : . Monday. — mAs BICYC LE—Reasonat 607 Oregon. (c) and used; pr gene fal shop, new nery, Om fast of Gr: > of Grand FORD—C 1922 de erma. 2615 race, a LARGE al ____#) | KITCHEN TABLE Wtd — 4 mahogany —— anon ie. ee () inquiries. Co Rt Shipments; send us your tools, dies, stamping and manufacturing.| av wer 1.600 %**” also west © FOR! oupe, ; trade or terma. 2615 KISSEL—4-; assenger. ae yi ~y of coal ranges. combination desk. Grand 7394). 3945 Lafayette, ist BICYCLE—$15; good as new Cal! Sun-; piy Co., 19 oie te Wri bic Mchy. and Sup- Write or phone us G. Clyne Engineer- | i ie .._ | meine nen : —- . E- wt up Storage Cc 2328-30 Franklin av ank- TROOP wii! buy your furniture and othe - -—~ 1028 “Aes ar Ody ; . ‘ eo ry P U ri¢ ‘ 7 >| , yt? . ag e* , - ee * ‘ “ : " Semansing 10 a. ™.; eXtra large sale of WANTED—$5000 worth of furniture, rugs : an Re See , | Vaendey wenier 3-ton Pa peice d 1012 —_ RADIO SUPPLIES cash. BI{VES MOTOR CO., 2917 ie oe extra terms. trade 71: Cass. for ‘ — . . rd " . > ~~ - ~ , Pr a ca Vv rand new: mcr i- iw te 11] i . . > . \ — TE +? 4 ¥ rT ST ime highest bidder. (55) eh ; bump, udguards: barcain;: $14 ie EA MAC HINE—And@ motor : One-ster FE RA ADI . AN Tuer. detect =, BRING AT T¢ SS TO) VE fice today. Call 3954 Lindell bi 7) 4800 miles: no denise me AUCTION ©0.. 2009 Morgan.‘c®®) | WE pay spot cash for house furnishing 2 ach. 4933 S._ Br oadway. . ee ——— rt ees chea ; 4116 Easton | . ane | sacs D_batteries. 4208 Maffitt a } I t . yi : ou 4 eb? I ~ Pa - pate = — OL eS Mi 738 > ,: ae : large or small lots Hast Auctton. rien BICYCLE—Vacuum cup tires: ete conditi LY Ik A he n aie _— — os ate ME eh. RYSTAL SET—In ; abinet; phor ~ gerial | ame uy them all: Buicks, Fords, Doages. FORD—Coupe, 1070. like new xtra equip a 4 wie E— Couper “989. s IAL ' _Morgan. ( entra! 6427 i. RBomont 1620. ic a m,., iil sell reasonable: call hefore 2 pv : plating dynamos. n ater ‘an a apparatus: Kuaranteed; $12 5W 2 A ae 7 mm sedans any kind; any smount: Lire ment; ™w must sell; $345. 3341 Ww ells. = _._ readwa -* ‘ @ N) rs 3 4 , "Ty _ ’ -_ 7. nerator 27 a hantit t is. oe ric Tord oa eCciaiis . ~ . 4 = i ; Yor sais. 20.000 POU NBS of old feathers: vay 30c Sunday. Grand 1868R. 4046 Shenan joa | ot > veriers. etc.. we ask vee gos ro- RADIO SETS—$10- $15 3816 Blair. leotines: lar he for y Woe Ss, ™ we onler k rORD—C oupe: excellent shape: $135 5: must , “5 MOBIL E — eat ulfal 3 mple rugs. kitchen abdinots | B0c for oid ones Montan Featnhe MOTOR cyte amt oT) ull . tion and consid i, ae ee areful aa TTT : a | Cag me gest individual! Missour 4 s be sold today. S38L2A . Ash! and Most hew: tTuily a Co. YCLE ; 4. m™ lerat! : ADiv s&s 2 aa =. * . ) “ ‘a dint - ’ “ "g . = . ee ruiiy e gui d ; COT yiet r on Oi oO moet A ' —— ~ ry : a irst: > 9°: ey iv . Ro i Fs ia _ = eq ul ng eee sultes: 3 r * 26 '+y Fala Sor —Must sei! leaving city. LATHE—An SECS ctor 2654. | —aayilor. fest, _We P a, dng ash and pay more than any sacrifice $590: terms 3516 Easton —S —— 10-piece dinin er. | ns ey 3) ee banaass. 2906A N. Jeffersor ‘D) ~— . seinerican, 14°'s6’: quick-chanee | RADIO. _REC EI\ 30T—Habinet atc, ‘er Gealer in town. See before you FORD—C oune, 1926 ‘: ‘today. Ky ic an wainut, 14%): ov erst Ak gent ——————— — C5) - Mi TOR Cc yi . aya gag ates ws - gain. 3951 . a ari ‘ y i919 meg.; bar- Stephe om "eee £250 Phone Elitot:. & | 19th st ik et oF Upen evenings and Sunday. bomon 11 ye e1 — Coupe. 1922 mode! yrs ae nditio: Here's what we $30; good -Ib. cotton mattresac bargain for only $335; terms trade. and $100 ‘wan inight blue: 201 8. Jefferson (83) S ; — | _ $50, new first tires $4.50 161° Locus: pumps, air compressor ‘cam and power P ONE—3- step, 2000-mile range. - ee - Morris, , 214-16 N. Zist st. $74 na th ot extra BIG B ARG \INS — SE ING MACHINE—Singer: tailor. 4448 Mo. ry i A a 2. erators. Jo} P ssors, " motera ang gen- | loud talker, complete, $275. 4648 Geen LINDELL 807, DELMAR 80 PORDS— = To ——_____ | $2400: $1: 00 would not be aston C1OR W HEI L—Briggs Stratton: ¢t Sas nn hamming Mach De! r 3 ee gee — ee | . “ RDS—Coupes. 1921: first-class running | First . waver a P Iz : OrigZs & Stratton: wo lst at ‘ . ine Co., SOS i mar 430 R. ; Any kind aw Ge our price Tt _ . Quica DOVE et ; "ae = A4e 7 > ‘ is —- . Siain ] _ Ss ae . . ans age. Ie. s Ora Lien. Me Nei t ~~ » & . . . gets it f In new and slightly used furniture. We have SEWING MACHINE—Sineer. 61. with mo- = . condition. 3618A Juniata. . La asl ah .. . ee ‘(e99)} LOUD SPE AKE R—W R.- Ele a ae first. ring rour car today We pay | Deima ce-Hil! Meter Co... S159 | or trade ~ rig . e ee > MOT T> - “ ‘ — On 6a sr °* “ss rie tr ‘ ar a on 4 d . a » : r yy Al . @ complete 3-room outfit for only $118. W tor complete: cheap. 1311 Lynch. —s : om re LE—H.-D. and side car: cheap: x a GC ae pley, 18°"'x8’; : : 3-step cone. size, comp! ga auranteed; recular “ars “CASH,” e SOR ~—iseute uaalan taaetas. saadeeee. HLEM MOTOE R ®S.. 1033 &, . aiso numerous odd pieces at very low prices, SEWING MAC INE — Werte, ‘practically —— 44°71 Labadie meg. wo, auick change: latest type, almost; $161; wil take "318 0 cash; sultable for + ie _ upe, sedan, touring. roadster,{| pen Sunda stch as beds, $3.50; dressers, $12.50; chairs | __UeW. Cheap. 4206 N. 21st tea’ | MOTOR CYCLE—Harlev-Davideon. 1922 bargain ge Phe rte it quickly; will sell at| ete. F. A. Tillman, Farmington, Mo. a sco Oo TABLEM. MOTOS © nt (8) Ree ——— gnene: wre a Sees SCRIPPS-BOOTH 6 —2an $i: ruckers, $3. Be sure to inspect our com- | SEWING MAC a a aT: Nig an . _ $140 Call earls 3959 ctenan Van, va aha ers = 1¢ x6 , Quick change RADIO SPECI al. ee = las pen Evenings Open day. : = = _ PK Moly Co.. 11° 3 one >) a erates ) mood - oxen - . aq : —— — = ea PML LIOT) rie 4 : . “ e) 2tTit Cc « Pn en gee — _ , oupde: nearivwy . ‘ "e plete oe before buying. We also accept Singer. fully equipped. $18. 4950 — De! nar. MOTOR CYCLE—1918 indian. with side car & Stephens Machir pn — Phone Elliott Ppiete, wth arrester, 2.50; 3000 oh a. re eigag * Soren a a i oe iy new 1922 modzis; | _ Velie. 29% 38 Olive. = rt Pe aeueeea a Sco 13 ya | SEWING MACHINES— h. vd. a. c.. new = liv eauipned. 4760 Heidelberg ‘| LATHES—a-~n« 2. hoe | ae, SS: — 85c: complete stock |. W ANT 50 sntemactinies nt ONCE. terms arrarged "31 lacnen STE ARNS 1919—PFours : = i = . . . ? morors “32. 4448 Farton i cf . MOTOR «ye L_} —Harie erieor : aatiktn adi to ing ae ies . ts af ines, grin ‘ers mili. 1pes, Veriometers variocoupler transfo rmm- ie) A: a aan ——_— first- RS ” 47904 WH —Singer dropheap; $5 ' ae , ae meen not ioe presses, shsa: _* tne st. ™ ssories; bargain; terms 15 Olive st.) car with the wonder? era, Our Location Sav es yY ou Monev . Pa _ Virginia MOT R CYCE—1¥21 Indian. m first-class tees ove ne : her metal-working ma hia. /RADIO and audio transformers. conde: —— pay vou spot cash. Any make or 3 (efiG: the ear Yor Shien’ — al K od = o ‘yy COE axe ~“oGlensicate “ne ri. heap Te r Casr Tr ; + .-= : —-~ ei ise W'é ra acy 7 se aevee : ‘ wg - . , se Ge@nsers me rae os ee ate Mm We have on hand 269 wicker pieces of ~ sage! he mAG HINE— : -dra wei ;- @rop-head: _ Ve ne? Sh, SUNCAY. Idd A piete line of belting cae ton arry @ com-| rheostats, socket 5. bulbs. isis. ress els iT Jel. P na het ee FORD—Coupe. 1971 model: excellent coni- are going to sacrif + “ae F . Sk only used As — .€8, that SEW = = A SHINE 2605 (yr ravo = ; ee c} Mi OTOR a ae or ~ 39°] Hari Davi — ae “aq a | fact ry and shon — a a - an ath Dp arts, supp! 1#@s. fF aterials, variometers LO ay ¥ ou a } ter pri . beg . dea +8 A wee rea! bur: will Cons) :_— poy T% Ney ance ter = MORE A we at 25 per cent reduction; also G Cc > ao nger. po wer: Oliver oe ee re ariey-Davic very "escription. ST. LOUIS RET Trrv-c ‘arocoupies. radio sets: radio sets built to , 99 ——— Castlemar Grand S7s\ ‘ ~ BL Locust ; i Sn ges suites. o7 ns low typewriter: e) lectrii 704 M . ’ aH tes nt ma : - cee suan ns roer cash ‘.T A s | PEI } i%) i 509 x Fn wo se mestenase ore. “ "14 f r BbUulietin t ‘rescent Cr 7 . tha n any dealer. BL IV ES ’ 17 ‘ FORD—¢ oupe izte neomudadlt - starter Te 46 ‘ra 6D ‘pe “T) evenings : each; dining room suites as low as / SEWING MAC HINE—5 .~- wn ge eee LIGHT PLANT— ee Pn a. MR a 0! Oh y metitabies and ether extves: ‘aneriése | “7 ODEs ae One : . BR a wer irow-! ead, MOTOR CY LF 7? —— pana LAN T—Twe rw Weett ' a : — : __ ‘coo} ve ~ ) s > & nOoUntadies ani other EX.ras: secritice — Light % es lag refrigerators at aimost half prices, | _fak _all atrachments $x 2605 oo-head — , ie es noel rate ‘ na si bid car. n ust |__.*’Capd [or cas} Rox B-254, Pp. ingho ouRe RADI ——F OLTE Chie C S Naval Reser: e Force est. 2. pen : unda — ey" GTavotrs mechanice on tition; ot es ONY Over. SEWING MACH'NE—Wheeler & Wilson;/_Easton, ce; make olfer. 825A ,MACHINE SiiOP zal (Conimunication Division). Have purchase ; FORD—Couve: newly paint: $205: terms | Sain. S145 Det ) au other goods in proportion. ntuih Sadana “~% eratonols i 371 és —o Searca = “> ~ demas on. a a kM ‘Cc! - ee furnitu ng . ac i “8s ana __comr } lete: | litre new ) Hariex Davy . sue \ torts : ~ 3 > _ 3 CATE AaInN prices eaten 41204 eee VW Nat nave vou? hin orest BRAS Delmar 1TOS6 Riefline “2241 a > ffe a 23 and Sundars W ILLYS-K Wl GHT aa PY ont i ASH OR TIME PAYMEN’ i PI AN IF ae Ty wf s" ; ‘Cc ent a he , So f rst - « — oy - —— may Cc — - 4 im 4 i z BERGE Sh. ici eee ee Sse. 3 a ~ “ a ‘Tren e} = s LS atte. : .O Trent a sew m in or iad J sas runni SZ ircer: CA! - Mi RTfAP Ww Dm. —_—-—- _ x De arth Giliee aoa eee anonee - - - _ . . _——— —— fe . 51045; r For real genuine furniture bargains. see have your cld one repaired ering ‘pach Bit : terms ME A. nae. sith — 5 lie ee ees end BARG AlN: — R .> ES IN TOWN F ord, Dodge, Buick, Hup, a, Dupe electric, starter: $175: xIso| Olive st — s whether you want new or refinished o,|MOTOR CYCLE—Hari ediadioe eed eee ment. atest taude oo. Ge Soe ' S _BARGA! Ns BARG A Ns y Y . : roadster, $85; will demonstrate. 3315 N. th furniture; our prices wili save you from 50 tc SEWING M MACHINE—Drophead: ail te car. Will sell sepa: = ee. ears. aie, | Centre “Douipeent. Can. Pot pen Atrial wire, 100 feet... . . 3 3 Nash, ete. We pay better Broadway " a “~ $1665: penton a ; . ‘ os ae wan . Vive JF. and Wainut Aeria] plugs fo ght = cre a Le prices Try us Bring vour hap rnencitt Se ean0. i ali; Olive st. ee . : * convjne tha: this 7¢ F : MOTOR CYClPWH sia. CEE SEER! eae Pie . SS + eeniin: o Be: 2 oe es ee Oe ¢ © a = Petestie . _ "> « accessories: Must sel ancrifice S45‘ lerge == ts the most ‘, ‘ ar ey ety cls lots of extres =e . img room, Mving room, breakfast room and Jefferson and Gravois ee MOTOR CYCLE—1923 H {ee . ) entire “tage Oe AGvance “ing + Western Electric tubes . Sy Meee 16 06 4524-26 Delmar B) just overhauled. $235; pogibly tefms cr ge + teen Sody wih hh suites; odd dressers, chifforobes and =>). ooo a a atin a. Gane « Harley-Davidson - nea Heath, Linde!! 22°58 (e) Var ‘a ee PRS SShSEw cece Tae ; ese: trad= TR9O Vireinia . ¢ ? t-Class condition; make ag Gniffoniers; our stock of heds. springs :.nd | — sae MAC ‘HINFS—Drop head ‘$10: box| time. 662° ¢ inna S125 cash, rest on MOTOR—1 41 otor, 230 c Vartemeoters ae SO SOC Cate wa $9 = ——— “ _ ee FORD—Coupe. 192 31: nuineriamesiaten itv. _4230 Gano mattresses ‘s one of the Tost complete t the | Op eo yendia conditien: limited ——— a timeshane ab rest. niversity Citr 240) . . eam pope: | 4) . _— ‘ 0 re, eA caret tell from fnew: - i * 0 ~ , 3 . . : _an oint 3: 310 (Vivre by MOT K CYC! a ~\ -—— _* = i ] 4 r setae ucw See Mr Howar ik Mt Tad at r ~ per rfect m echani =~ 1} y very low ‘ pape 4 aan ILL y S- KN 1G 3 ; we also have a la:«c? assortment of rugs ee ; ~-YCLE—With side car: tandein = cust st is wine 2 oe. HOSE COS Bees ys 8 SS » a very 1OW Drice an a ot vheor nee Cash oF time. £2 | SEWING 2} MA CHINE—Ninger —Fatew avin | cPest_ cash offer; must sell: cant aaamee T OTn.a: coo —— pe lg, eg ee 3. Repairing and Painting eesy terms. 316 8. 2th st. _fe) Early \model. appearance and) % IF You XESD PURNITI RE. SEE | ; drophead 66: like new: cheap: call uf * om us, Of Jin Lith: levee : . ticall . ee Be “pw nen ise pra 7 Sg eae — ce ewe seolvendecdc a a5 FORD TORS RE “/ r\ E RED—$s8. “Lindel! FOR D—cC oupe Al condition: motor ix kK | condit! on makes this car look PROSSER’S, 322° OLIVE ST. ay. 3008 gS a MOTOR CYCLE—1920 H.-D. El.. with ° tric. 1209 Pine At nghi ceceral Elec- Contacts, 3 for Pee eeesecesesees 25 6827. 91° N Theresa (ae)| .~ aby aM -_ ers; easy terms. Call Sia- | new. et _ We also maintain a first-class moving and St WING MACHINE—wWhite: rotary di passenger special side car; suitable for | MOTORS—For sale or rent. all ___| Binding posts. 2 for °° aee:)~|— (OS | FORD BANDS installed, $2.50. car with] $c : M. after 12 o'clock. ___—e WILLYS-OVERLAND, i [eee Sepertment tc99) | ane: with attachments: price $10. 4329; CCULYETY: excellent condition; will sell esp- and used: wiring oe tine foam new | Green silk wire in st PSS ieee 05)" ‘starter, $3.50. 4801 Enright. Forest ™ — -—Coupe; one year old. has many oO =300 Locust_st. : OUND | pele ACHINE. ee agen. _3+31 Delmar : Acme Electric Co 29) ~ plea 2gte Ling Bal iw im pn ek £968 ee. go DIOLR vn eT (fh 3321 x wary classy, must sell tadav. Neti pen Sun: lay and [IK /s G MACHINES. amiond iim MOTOR CYC! £—10°) 4... Lo | = : _ «si Ma =: a (an Sia soo, 6 —l!DUlUlUltC~=stC . 0 iiiileiinlieias tee fata je}) | Pemont «Ss $10; Wheler & ih sl en head 9g ~D. ‘S9 5a’ amd side car e et "S4 30 oe . oad waa ne ii, MOTORS ; 10 new. “ h -Pp.. sing a ha ea (‘rvstal sete ; . Te ee eS ee Cae ogee 2 4. i ~ post and eusnions recovere 1, etr.-: first-class oy 2iI——C ne sh "S008- lat extras. rome _ a) iH. DAVIS FURNITURE Co. | *842 Easton av. Pg ey Oe $195; wonderful bargain.” Motorist’ Show —s ‘>; bargains in 4%. %. 1, 2, 3, 5, ; Audion tube set ae “- +9 oo) a 1450 N. 16th. Cent. fectly: $330; terms fm A gg 3611 ELECTRI€- COU PE—Fine ISEVING MACHINFES—, — vs Hiss kt IN BANDS instalied, $2 50 FORD—15921 coupr-- io anise tenia ae UBER oS . zg 36 ] ] , q - - i f xt aA h Mm A —— DS; ALL GRAD =. CHE AP Deimar. cy MOTOR —_—— ae: ee ica MOTOR. ia a a Saw , ia! ing \F &. arse, os ends overna lied, $4.50 Grand exfra tire. ef Franklin Motor ‘ “oP Co i. x eleies = : | Sg _M. LEVY. |SEWING MACHINE—Good ocak sivie with | a 8 “ LES—Don’t miss our sales of, $15 each: barcnine te ies ee, Phas: W A ISN es es Re ; PF1F Locvst. Pamant 2R17. = ” a NE i sty! with trade-in tor I ‘ RD—C payne aa ‘19: seat eh ers, ahr k beware of curbstone a a | _ Koski. ashingto 1) 1 MOTOR C¥CLB—New Hare?-Daviae ably. Call Clive 5035) Coste ieee AI 10 Olive. Forest 973 tng A SS corhe eer assem’ — advertise Dod | a ts a Saat we do—never get tired SE WING MACHINE—Singer cabinet «+ Ars; W ‘e o tie i last sign et-Davidson side ficient E pa 2993 ff a 452% r Ct ON ll IN q IED “ON 973, Delma ‘eae 2 A19 x ‘Broa i way. accessories, — | from thei ae fs ng you tter bargains than any other | almost new: cost SOO: se ¢ « —- wea tr} mM © G1in) 2 ‘o dhe “2%. @1e ec arrval — . ————— : 7:9 ." TSA TeGn ceteTi POR — — ~ = : a “ , J - s ! =f : " Si e; for $ 8h45° : ei . ~ ae 7 tthe — dane na a | i a . CeN Lp = rem EY — : =: neat ae ' ow ners. Yo > tn ad ga Big stove values: Su-/ ‘‘*'rrr * . work irand and Pine uM tor a ae Specie - € trical eaten: a ee PA G E 2 H.& & i. YLIN DER GRIN DING terms: “alwsees. age os 20 setae tel: | addre Ss appearing ‘cack Radiators, ble-cas oo ' cewIrac A. ~ —- G John Kalhorn tice" 949) , ot eels, geam . bants ° ore hh >! inde: rs ret P* RD—C oupe ; ‘Vs z 1 mode ’- starter Sete a , ma Call us by phone ana down-dGraft heaters as low as $18.95: zou Seiten Pr Se Ges on tern — ~ ARTS for all motor cy- Ji URS—l] » Chandeveasn 26: . r ~ =n ayant — . a S MA! "HIN > extras, motor perfect. $360. 1107A Pen- ||) information ag to age t round heaters, nicely nickeled. SEWING MACHINE—Sineer. like new €°5- motors - rart . ~ - Eo X fe rt repair'ne on . rer-V . > +5 , = — aa ——— ™ ea, = Seas fehl 3163, Delmar 394 rose res | of any Dodge Brothers = ° “~* - ‘ e = A Dia. ey na ho fr eo r” ae. ~ = ar oon « ™ —— : 4 a ‘ ri¢ ’ ‘om Z —_ —— ; - - Radiant Home hard-coal heater. | m oon pateher. $26: repairs of aii makes Highway Cycle Ce 1166 X oes, a Se a a pt rect urTrent et U sik RE—Coupe: 192 1 mode! fn » dand y shez ai re contemplat ing buying. large Buck’ ~ Prize hard-c oal heat er. pent Minees. 1531 Ss Br ad v's ’ (792 ; hes Qa» = ° #7 mt AIDE s i. = - 1 . ed- Db! « hine« EF me -y+ = 0 A O M i Au ité tomobile ( 'v vlind ie rs a ehe oO ed S325. 2 ry } een 1 0 and 3 dandy shape i 42 ts Mm pe! t he fe) "er to | elevated gas range, 16-inch oven an? |SEWING MACHINES—=s; ngers “eo =~ —————— ee c39) avuse. 2ng., iInece, repairing Snider Flee. ” ] 4 L E é | 163 «ae “e re Lawn av . } guaran tee or statements | ER eg . he us ranteed — . - a ‘ . . .~ . 45 ua Ss) Se , ’ hig! 'y % = . = —e \ S 5 ete — . cu stroe > - - gt separate bake oven for coa! | _*°%) St. Louis we @euprantecs . f = MACHINERY rUWEH MACHINE—Fe z -——__—» ea ,' Bs tone sitors invited: ove =ite eat 3477M S. Taylor, 2d floor north. Fo - ‘fT, on your bill of saly® gas, 133: Quick Meal cas range 4 SE Ww) ING z NM mand ——— a ' - hr et “ag TT Manulacturing pur- — oe oy zs. ?P A furntshed MILTTIPFT Ez = wees Se SIS . * r . . AL pa } - (i> _* 4 _—— Suit a4 = om : aes ~ + ‘ iN¢ 2" ; \ I ‘ ; >.» | . vy) ry . s Se burtiers, 18-inch bake oven and brotier, $724. toma tic tt a E— ‘ Wi tide nox & Gisis a ss Wanted $45 : oS ou sate For Bire R. MA _s 2 CO. walt Washington | FORD— mane. late 1920: starter, damo-ji- ail nO ior Cir stove, $7; ee water heater condition - “Sis ‘Cab — °} - C rH -CieSB i all, macs: $$$ ; TIN PRE —_—. ‘‘l FORD FOR HIRE— Me “a 66 adies De ker wheel and lock. stoplicn: i e _ = ms any - v5 aun = | : ; " " “ . ° ! . LE é nd ae >» ; ~ . : ve ‘3 a = = & t ti if _- c , ’ ‘eee ' rr. 7] 4 = - aff r Reisteet celine Wig OT Rg ae er nn ~ > a i ” _- cm Root hate taba) teal ots eee a _or Mo mda _m rr ings, : Schoelho-n-Albrec} ye ose ~y ~ ~ 3. he 118 XS Bro ans trace or day. FJ — "40 x + gy AU TOMOBIL E REP ATRING ~ 4059 Del. = eeaDe: Ot apes Sree fi vl0s-11 LOCUST size, former a - — 2d st ; macaine ti te i’ rif -~- “kh x eo « a _———— nied FY rr. Hil RE—4-t oO ul ie. late 19° 1 a iP - Srapiphbes pee Ar “aN . ’ Bomont 1247 Ce @rawers on one side, hangt hole attochment free to every Singer vo'd: ALL machinery bought and sold ‘XiU. and materia he a iwee -rr LOTOW anni ab: ——- “iches — : TAN} KS tion aoa we pcg me Dertert cen- | space on the other. $19 2 ~~ fon terms S2 ver ~onih: =! i ent tly used Schoellhorn-Albrecht Ms aac soe By Us Arsena ee nae au atlllsaA SS SSC ~62 on*’t throw your rediatu at te] ~y a. Used very ittie: i00Kks and — urs jf = —— other. 19 20. Three-piece stv - machines from $5 = 4448 E Qeaerir rt : agate di Bat iT) eS { 76 * neg eer - : m HiRE—Porm deliver Will take machine part pa ikon reeder, | oxi) Standard utomatic teb r hour. - For ee touring car: tr — wad te mowrtab'es, $790 prere-cth meh jo pedestal extension table and six chairs. $7''. ALL makes sewing machines repaired. aoce A-284.— Post-Dispatch part pay. Hox, press; ‘24x36, 36x48 and 42x56-ira: eyiing FOR B — LOR _SSOOS Phone Bomont 2488 3326 Olive. (e99) JOHNSON . TO CO. 3667 OLIVE. $7 CADILLAC Limousine: | period hedroom suite. 3 pieces, cdress- sorties; Singers rentec : mon? cece ‘ CONVEYORS gra' = reo : i ; Dresses ; Ses. stands. stone he Aters’ : R Hil R > = ~Bea: itifn! sedan , bear ee R ——_——__—__—_ Onen Sunda aon. adil “ = Pe VFL #7 .. $295: ‘$95 5 dow "344 . ehiffonier and bed. $88. A nice 3-roo t 3069 . ' eee Sravity roliers,. belt and collar ° Diy { 114 : e s ot re trip: careful « aaa” ane adiators Rena a. o —_— (eGz) : — n. 1: fit will cost oniy Sivs payable tn on m ont. r NOTH ER 1 oe —e ae _—- = - ea? . ey TS 14 e% ery eseript! TT? a I } ¥>T . tJ Prr . , . ~ 113° i = . fCa507 ab e ¥ res p ire ul t an FOP D—Latest hea WIT} fu 19°71 coupe: el P AC ae ARD— Li. ine =p ; - a “ ond . ; . > . - : muNncHN of be Tes ins Ww! . ? bg 4 dae “x Lo 30 N 1} t : 23 : . . om : as — b's rra ite ; 74 tated o _ —~ _——~ Ee # -%¢ A eae . - . 7 be . v things in this store, a ~ oy oe Pe peel gro ’ the Free LDemeg’ 1 it aon aa sie Roa aa Dol GH wl . = = I et a fePiznt 2th ve. Py e &2R0 J 3. wee i FOR HIRE—3-; mere ns > regen -—- ee. Exchan ved for New S2e yg on — ebarening ee #) c _ a 31090. McN n a CA . 1] convince Singer nort »bla pa, oD : SS ren i. mr 4, : i. oo a “Ww tdqd—] ek ema ] — } tr & NP orb . \ " ss tn , | one r helper € zo a wg se er itieur . SPEctTal IZING "ON nn " - . _ ‘ oy fot yrist Mp VJ. e : T ar ’ save for you this aiiek’e anit! : “ Spr iaiiy price] for me ‘if 2n rr'ixer m x 8-10° t = “3 . we - : - - = Re 1 .e ‘ . . -_ =~. et per pour Rox F id P z FENDEP — en A * RADIATORS AND Shor. 18 4 Loc ust at P AC "kK. .RD—T 4 ae os (nis e aelling: sCme real good machines Yeti ————— ; -4 RADIATORS a — pars -, ste FENDER REPstRING. THYIs & - . win six | _ WALKER. FI "RNITU RE "CO. 1117 “aa as low as $1° 50. rach or ae > ac ° a Rildi, PRESS HAND ine ene aman? mond blade 488] A - a ’a%m size # and 14 FOR = =—— Nes - aciiiiae Ms oo. FERS Yor. wre RK OF A Es OFr- FORD— eupe: has new fenders all aroun: close: A heautiful — = Loc ust et. ell) _pnteed Kerli ck 4059 Ch, BieaL : A et ~ _ One acetviene welder 41°? = ale Sas . Se py | £ 2 ~~ [ore — ew Ford touring cars. by ; NIZED BY LEADIRG FIRMS LEC - and ell new tires: motor overhaw!] $210 tra: new battery. - — — — “ @ CO. ELE : | DRI! Fev ~ . Sela aeiai AiR] NG - rehuila ne ATR te O48) ~ $i 25 per hour all Cabar BES r IN eT LOUIS AS THF. ‘anee It; ter ™ 64 if —— 3S235A Morgar Le t ling: owner leaving: a iad ‘ . sae ii ‘ ° i— j : ~ . a : z wien ~- sho ; : oe i ” ~* | . a . - y = . ford rd. _Home Sy ndav_ - terms: Call Ss 7 ake $9 b, ul n. Houses an c Cros > 43,1 lLacilede Lind -oO, : ro wr ie Byte ean a“: ane ADnY ctze —— aa -_—- = ] WE ARE HE Pi ON EER s ECT 2 _ ; a Sa Re “ ney 5 FURNISHED ~ lats Fo vor Sate | BOATS AND LAUNCHES mar _1h0 Indell 4726. Deel- | hte et gueed motors in stock for imms- "or cautrect.) Sen Pees teeeke be ak TO" LIVE OUT OF TOWN, CRATE | PORD coupe, de. Luxe: immediate deity: | Po trade. _ rooms nt APARTMENT : ~. thres BOATS AN ND MUT\ ORS S. FREI 7HT ELEVATOR Wra 2 ; : lth at a SCCiric tC 108 N K oe 2 tat 4 Call Forest 4584 ein ~ OF R R ADIATOR AND SENT IT TO re oer brand ne ; never used: will sell at *° — Lar vusine. e. 1914 at rente which pay rent; must sell 6 @r —Some real barge! Foo! conditio: - tne” ee end Conte Thee o Pe hh POR >» R REPAIRS. THE SERVION WILI he $25 off liet- $340 cash, balance terms __ dition: neariv vour own once: leaving city. Cail Cabanv 86697 E My ee k sale. See H. wy foot - MA@ADAM 7 OK tr-ittl, Post-Dize - KR DRILI—+?} trie time waler [AULING—3% -ten Kells: Lun ROMPT omens TILL BE Renten 910°W ——— RNISH ED D FLA’ = oe : nd ay. ee ic E tee.. , ALIAS BRE KER td... $" Bak RY ‘ st 6 an orich } T z San oe rs apd $s ‘ : or contra — . . . ing ser -2 F.¢. ROHDEF en 7 ropns aon ~ spiemiiiodabiiienchimmplinidil en wT dake Gent Ne, Cotlers: cam rent |BOAT—24-ft_apeed boat. Give engine: | GOSG ret set St Ange | Sem eer Heath, “S20 N) pPOh OF contract. JG Robipaon 14)s nde Sete, teem Seite, SE Toute, Mo en pcautifat care: one fee Roadsters For : — — new. Barrett Roat (o. i -. -.- 2 MOTOR Wtd.—Secondhana owe - SER\VICFE—F ire? naa 7 = —-" Som SeEeNE EIN aos anche eae . Bc e Sena: Po sautiful cars: on'y oe par 1 certs nese onten ws “3 ¢ reom ° wav ~ pg Riggat ; ae - -- notor ane ° _ » «© . . & .@ rseLpow er ace at the : — AmManship and firs HAT eas X 7 Wrd— Tr Ce.:iverw con* re + — 27 Pig ig shes suse sell terms arranged. 3 43 ‘Tas. B! 4 K—19: 20) ™ 'str . rebuilt n . /* _ a > Eee ; ~4 9) he aol \‘ar re OL. a . . : ? | T ~~ 5 On - Sh -_ 4 FURNISHE oo I we * =~ ROAT—R8&:x32 ¢ ——p— ne | Pe Lane ol. ; a My : - SM Inator repair ores O-S2¢ Post-Disrar 7 asonaoie Fox ee oe Instruction POR DS Coun asta ee a shields, BA v1 La D FLAT T—3 root os, leaving cltr : 200 8 1 Ute x32 set; cheap A. Brorv n. i! rT [Tyo ? 4 * =o — " Ko d ’ . » Mfe , Ss re 4+? vee MLA N- ‘ ‘ot a EN ea oY Se a | TOM oe al = Us—tL_oupes . i eat ’ $4°5- calen. tr~wie for K— Ros dsser: a ic - -_— . . pal . +. 7 "¢é = a a ? “ d nt . 4) . ‘ Rwiine ~ = " * . . i? ; oe ; = -_ _ oom é ° ty ar te! > P i*n ‘ ————————— > 7“ AB IN B ‘ A TR 3K fae? i = | iy ve 07> —_ - , ~¢ ‘ ‘3 ee iy oe rerraT \" : ‘ Ra. = +5= in ‘ ~ v mtrac y 7 . = i ~ 4 vi ,.Tree op. A ry er - ee Wit it. a .orT . . ev x ae ey “ i >! ie - an ave u ; Frne “ ‘ aa? - dad > - >.» > ‘ . se. . ‘ fae VA r it? ae « 4 PW ‘ 5 : 2 “ ae fi r: ra a : — D . ea. - i ASSO he ofl - ; et a — oo ne . Htains pit ene i -— -- enti D. “44 ~— ~ 1915 , Chestnut ss G subrented $35: bargain 705 4 ae eee . — " — raAPER CIoT1bLb ul ee. 29) folder = emnasts - oY inch sellers ate 5° Shean 4 oa ee Se, ee ee FORD—1921__ coupe A tit) . BUICK—p- 44, slaeKow. ~-ANOES painted and rebuilt 2 = aaa tem Wtd.—Primter's, hand-ler- 1°31 WMarke- ment benc! , RENT A FORD Peat pn r = uretors, batteries paint. $450 con ee on: good fire: © cord tir es FUR ar cor for the Mer > am float! ag GoKS er. With a - a. a LF ‘ Tae | a? S-;, SoTrtes: no dealer (-@en 4 Priger "18 3 rooms. furnished for liehi hous) er., S&S ley Park M 129 SAW : 1000 « Stoce, 12,000, S000, 2h 4755 L-SKILES co owes mapienietiasion ‘ Benton meatier apap '‘K—1922, 4-cylinder roa ee ng NOMNCNCEPINZ: | Onis — ae, | Saw Wté.—-Combination cross an4 2 LO gallon capacity. Mid-Continent Bat 39-43 M-PHERSON ar Se 5 ae ee ee ese ee riven 4000 miles. Call Wi . or Feiung other hus CR IsSER—~ °4-f° oO miles bic x ~P. FL 2 Tr ss ana D Saye & MI 403 ee x - . . Re “pitta lies , A F*¥ ~ bbe RS der ; *' 9 ness: terme . a "Si-, COMpiere eq u: pmmant go “ ~OFt ’ost-Disnatch 2 4 ecu sidg. OO a 476 —_ es “oo RD—Coune: 1920 motor: 1917 eS on hstra ion : nyw here. Webb , -2s Forest @! Linioch ion ort ee . Ss gfe _ whe body ; ~—— R SALE—PFurmished fiat & eres Pre oadwey ebb Hardware Co., 806 N TANKS ao ~- —— ‘ liao heel Qa A eS ¥ Delmar 1277. («8 — Cabriolets | For Sale oa ter, cemountabies. Hasslers, very n- Bric K—19195- eS “ ghape. -» Ing_city: no dealers 1354 = Snes evs wee . Fo i | » aR ~ -, LF stock 12.000 Kin te ae ESSEX—, abr t 199°, new ~~ eee Sv .@i car for onlv $225. $100 down. 3539 terms. Union Statteon Garage ext 804 RO4ie " . Acacemy (062 * oles Rosch : F nari ne e! 1g ‘ne Sen a seers eneshe , r a 6 ——s ; ‘ge 4 7 on AD Mid (en 94 nen ' Wanted ; Shields 3401 5 ocst ‘Lin - ggicout ston- M: agnn aeneiia near Grand _nu it st , ve SST Se ve ee :© ’ Oint ecn magnet $7.5 TR etn ~ | mim 4 ‘OVPRESSOR__? L Le — : — — i. piment : “o.. 401 Se tiie: aia SS ints es ee eee -_ > ins es ' " ne C : fast, good shape: chee a win 8 ater spat, 8422 Linge R—2%-ft. can. £34 ing. Olive 2418 securfty Butld- Ar AUTOS Wea Wea © HU DSONXN ; — 5 FORD—1922 coupe; Rolls-Royce blue. Deenel BUiIc ‘K—Roadster. late 1 _ = epee dste Jack Belt de: sett 3 ee —— °. TRACTOR__F —— —_— Jor —Any condition 8441 ' . ’ ABRIOLET lamps. special radiator, lots of = sacrifice; S675: time if Ler ¢ ak. Me Ki n! er Bri¢ e IR ‘ MPRE«s ~ ——_ sea TA : R—For hale or Gn.'4 - _ ° oe ee . . - " ety cher+ a extras. Finne ge an S— Currie h tank a: 10-20: S°85-. worth 8900) oT’ Be ALI APTOS WAE Ree a ________ SD | 52 Very wed condition: wee 8 wie whicte;| ton ae eS ee ee * ty ‘on Millett, | than” Daan’ Bia, teady cash, 4. © Practically new tires: 2 bu _— (cy | BUICK eo tien. Pho £288. any cond!- the m 1y hew tires: 2 bumpers, heater, : 6 — Roadster; good ne Rivers! R97 Rea Gra. e motor ‘m it talxs for itself: if you * . FORD Ww ho wants a new Ford r Jackson, 1915 a real bargain; cor - ant coupe w ith tourtag. fine re . TLE "or and Bfe it end Tal nk under seat at regular dea! ers — * 18 17 Russe ope and deliver today? Never veen run: a : d eae y ood 7. Bas Bet « BU = ee K-44: A N Furniture, carpets. pores Tas ~~ ; iture, contents of HOUSEROAT—3 >¢ Se ee TT HS ly; best cash price ~ oS 5S. Levee. ALTERNATING and Girect curre-: ESL aS ‘> TANK ; prices. Se hobe - HI "LL -Flat -bos ?.©6~C RO ————— and wererato: eae = oe - e motors ga..ons Aan & an q > Pdteed c ) , YT e . - Delmar 2985. Forest 3853. is money : im ;. * bull, 5x2 20, cheap: nee our Ay ay *, vs seg E rer Ask for Wringers, 3°x@x4- cloth en tobe . —— mot fle es ‘Do 1eht. constgnment “gal es. like only $475. $17 : -~ ' 2 Y : a “2 : rn wit + ~ax : an “tr ‘? : matar ‘ inche ; — ~~ - : Vals wtie n S| oF t “a1! - ASDIROXS—Carpeta, furniture compiere neto. éaoo S. ae e er otor, with m ‘= TAS & 4th s 1 Mfe. © a vote Water cooler. Aber cuir - - = . 2 Romont va2 ougat, pait 440A Olive months to vay emeadi aate ‘ne 12 | - a ae ali Mr. Herman. Lindell isan condition in ev furn = . set Qc en Se ae erin mach--. - ee a 5° , —_-- wont 15520. ILIV a FO Donel . ¥ | eg. ery respect: mn ishings of (dwellings, or smal] ieis:) MARINE AND s ; BARGAIN—1I1 }! a ; ce ee S.. W. G. and Sin. ALL AUTOMOBT ES &a a.” SS 18) | OLIVE MOTOR ¢ CO.. 2910 Wash! eaten. e Coupe: late model: starter: 5 of the; lots of extras: cheap for ¥ abeolutely best price : . BOAT UPPLIE: S— Wen! oe ay @ Fgan No 388A south ger. ‘eradine Harves: Hat (o Stan ea ES Wtd.—wWe pay *rom Open evenings S new strie wire wheels: ‘““Ma . - A 1909 cs paid. Dennis Eros., Hardware (no R06 Br feed rir pa ie. 4 oo ‘ SSEts- | teu a a See ==. £28 Qa ~ Lin TX $37 Oo = « - De y SOUT) ee ~. m at ¢ Euclid. Forest 5025 or Delmar 2se4. _Cemtral 2119. — oadway. Phone CG&F. A. Huck 1800-bo nn caine sar “a ATER AND STEAM RADIATHUAS. R00 h-«rs ea: e in the marekt for ——— eo ahemel. oa: “> covers. parking light.) pricK—_i9 , : ; = ceN , Mtn sha 910-072-04 N. Broad- 2 OF slumn. 28 or 45-'r ay S mort S:fn-grace used automobiles for ex- ' ‘Oy Signa. efc.. autiful turnout: . —19720 roadat first y SL , way SS ow ad 8 an? ° -AaAn a ~ tar nae 46 ] QD nf YUPrp: we - . 4 x +e a ~; cl AD er, . ANTIQUES mm ae —— i 8) a : Bo. AT—33 ft.. ¢-cylinder motor . a . er | > ~ © tral 4 oS. aa tere, . Imade up fn any aoe 'e 3 new rad - he fol rine Bei, Boo, spot casi no .ia’« Coupes For Sale _terms: trace sa Morris. _214-16 N Qlet at be Leet overhaul ed: ifberal term | We HOUSE Fi RNISHINGS— - te ui canopy ‘tor. curtain | BARGAINS—oOne 25 »} ‘ aE becotnngecns _. os Srade ant as wel. as other high- CIich— FPORD—Coupe; like new car: ’ motor Saies C . 5841 nA spt cash, anv sn lot ; eices cust $375, take $45. 3907 Finner. tractor ernst: >a = Huber steam . HOT WATER RO ‘ eee OSes are Of special interest h—Coupe: all-year car: bargain Yas terms if de (red: ‘ — $310: (546. Delmar 422. > __ Ceniral 1 #42 tea a » Fd floor oVs FINNS} Scttin and gine ‘oO. 2 jaw rock crusher: {$0-ft. botie om ans ° i “ 4 ‘ artfe-e ‘ errniad . o> ms : 5. . . : faxe =... Chen Vv enings and i Su a — > BA ———_ P.-D Pine rossman, 1630 ANT? FPANS—Wa earns ‘ STEAM Bort Se - 1°56 17 Dod : s, Lexingtons, Patges. bree, + payment. £140 Olive. = —_$$—$—$——— naay: Di ad you ever think that " oueti a OUTFIT — Teneested an a (AID) Seesk of of etvien and aiecn Gert | SoO-tt boiler ......... iLERS oiges, Buicks: can wse coupes. sedans SLICK—I1920: coupe: K-46: Al |; ute | FORD—C oupe: brand new: can be te bought to buy a model H Buick with & 2740 Chi pewa >. REBL ILT and new Marine engines: bos? ry 1 Used ST Ts is Vent - . re Pe : =. “ 4 ~t > a> ; . . $99 39 M- rae =e “22.8 Ar - om a ~y 8 eam .cea) doller . ferent s lee het we oom § . he mers tif. ALTO Wtd.—For Ts Py > 7 ~ ae etc ~ oH wre Se — Orang, eht and «da .. sags Vpen Inonths to Diy ro interest s CASE Wid “Sectional: state make. Grand 12 Low. —16-f : f al hot te 2 i ai BOTT = . AY , sh] - nmr xht bn furnish e size ty _ x. ste al We in wll > uy S, . “Ey vo ge , .. a? at £100 . at t r yt ap ger. lg? i $i. 145 : . FoRD—. 1920 supe: = ~ icd OLI' t , - MOT: R ory e910. ox iv. P -D. ‘e) ; a, = ~\ nS, tanks stacks an4 rep — ~ Bre " either - 3 — POU Mmignat e- . +o —— a c} Eo ths err tra ae anythi ng. 2340 -~ A : -e= shock absort- Oven eve 3 ¥ M4 * . ‘ i EK iene > . - ae - ~ - . — a . a’ | ~ 7 . - = oa%4 oT sect. O we 4 . n ta.—li = O — Towa * ame 4 Olive j ers. runnin Pw nm) ngs and Sundays. oar eo ¥ FU BIST Neows — And kettle 7 “*. eames : —. i pi F. a 2 oF - en - ame os of ~)1.eTs Mcectira’h. ane ve s ne =. 4) Der ent set ings ty alt pes. fvueniched ¢ 19 - ~ at oa i od ‘ ey i.e >" : - t ; 2 | GHEST—Caucasian -.. ) bulla hoats of r BOILER—Ons 1. __ (7) | catalorue ating material Write for ATTO Wtd —Prefer closed: wil! rin — ae arything, 2340 ive tle; dash. parxing 8 stop ent —_— that ever rode in St. Lewis; ’ EST. wal u ° e a>. sane Co all x! ncs Barrett Roa’ so? ai .- j Water _— «tea " . . SL opcar oc are oe s > Ro . exc nange ms : ae ga al 47 6 s 7 'g ts: bar- Sliver plated — ers. Call aoe Bell 7 73. chest of draw — .. 510 §. Broadway bottler "500 feet ie am eating *"3EPENDENT PLUMBING aND EAT a % ox P-§A0. _Post ™ ispatch. CHANDLER — - nee 1s i 452. 0 Hammett ores ‘ 3141 M coher e oe A. poe ’ att cage are a - ° be . . a . . 2 | e* ¢ , he . 5 \f SC} } i" 5 . “- . , oe a ; 4 ° — — oa ’ +k = ‘ Ou my . ~ 5 gre ‘0 = moceediindlantsntenass . . = ; BE Wed. amitae or - — NO stor ze charged cs “a2 hoes me . i 7 mo _s44Tw . wi . : .. - . hw a. ] 119.21 Chestn it ot. A os WF Z —4-1 ass. cs)" Ipe fr email t ur ing cellent con tit _ a ae ne oe pe! nt ex- FY RDS —* 0 upes. several ees “7 i. . — “ol _Ddergain - -y A ee ) over $10. 4160) (1, 1929. teft tor repairs or painting Yarine | BOILER—Hot-water. tor 3 | So EE eR ct 12 Sie BE Ante On.| sie Ge hae EG terms. Tevis CHEVROLET—1918 roadster: . COMBINATION een _ ° A f Cc Sane og” and November . St Lf a'a-Mera Hee nee is so" « peta ~ = - oT : TroOorrns « ane s butt +S tt yrakee ~ - -s A T ’ if BILE Wed — Must be goot ~ late CHE V Re Tot > tc ~— —_————_ pte {cr) Tea lers ; 3003 7 ori Ford ane Li nco.n at ther Tt ten 4348 ™M > bo Ma *. > RANGE — tad.—_RBri ” aan oe “a Vv al’ ~~ Park. Mo . et aL ne : & s 4 To = - «a = —_" — . f va > mr 36 . ra SseT ger r _ ‘ - * : = “ ~ ee eee I > oat | ours — ™ ee —— . is Locust = Omen a’ i far 5 4 Ry enaincied oo i gon" —— — &. A eM en, aN ee eee - W H ve a ing , Py = Wa ‘ 4 . 3 rimip- >. AUT ur — E ee Ox A- 18 P D pone WIUStOr Sh 7 ~ 401 + oc ake - eT. -: ‘ “HE Vv Re LET — Roadster: ta Peet - *ch. _— ' . Eh ances cca” ames aa ad lw yTT t . aGICEeaverees _.. As a7 age ’ a Sa car to be in first-elass run- — VROLET—Roadster; 2 , ea: oe ORES Wel=Remerican ai-| _ 8790. oni $408. Nos B S20 Pee bua Se | on te | | AUTOMOBILES wa. — ‘Several hundret, | DETROIT ELECTRIC—Repainted: inex. Ford Genlere, 291S" Locosr se Mopagénall. | deniers. ‘2226 8 Jefferson om , ust be reasonable. Cabany 44799. | DiAMYU ND Wr. mt 3 — — mt BOLLER —Atias entice tein aR pate Z ornbeck & Har rdie Ele eetrie Co Bros. 4108 Olive. "tT Andel ‘SAay. - mee wdonder?u dition th * sughout 3 thie’ “fh ~ . pirgs. . ust st Cpen avy cHEVROLETS— eam Ret a a (el) S71. Post-Dispatch §—- a ox F-; er. 175 the sressure: cannnn Weekly reminder fo- aioe ’ * AUTOMOBILE Wra4—Ra- |} Casthy-Archer Aute cn sane 20? Mac. FORDS—A ). sa 8! io —hracsters: We BEDS Wtd.—Live geese features DIAMOND RING—#iue w og ower, Shaker grates: nest sete . ith esot | c.: ge! = Griem thek= aheed rs a £. o a ‘eupe: 1922 mada! 2a 7 » ster or | Auto | a= nun Ate - = ment) . ye: r ~. t+ . =“ agers a >. ‘ sge. > 's _ > > _ = . 44 ben in 3 ood . = —_—_—— es ae ? . $710 Dee own ia) San ~— to order. Pillow DIAMOND— Perfect | : Te carat y ——— | & Pp wor ee, Campbell Electric Lig oe ~99 CICK OR OAKLAND wed edie. ia -- | cheap: trade. terms. ee ae - private; some: re bargains $315 to “$375 tee will on ong -Road ister Ses RNITCRE Wia ak Wagan —— c67) | __ Rox B-330, Post- Dispate! ager. $250 pena - ampheil. Mo. _ a EVERYTHING IN PUMPS ~ -; _ sate Ford coupe tor 2s97R ; trade | Donan ‘oupe: 3-1 passeng erision 31. “— ve a s Ollle E. Haupt Motor Co... 41468 coupe with po. — beta, Pe-ni: fe —a er sma i Dinu SD it — -LERS—Four T2"xif. eontatnies © x BUICK OR NASR Sr = —————e—— | Fifice: te rms ; tr : as? ate 21 = _ «c) Works _ 2641 Pesta! ‘ 7 = * n4é aoe Us—Ladi as’ . tery eo r. a mcn fige —s~ re . = ; I ups tn stock : steas. ae — 191 ; ' omg a!” a good ~ondaition. at - ; DOD +i *; oy Se - 4 a e- = on av inn -For rd Co De Mri Roadster ’ $2 29%, Call @557. MO = Betore il natin Cone DI AMOND Wtd —Carat or 1% va —— ag ae and can tah oes aoe { econ ected thie ath —e weil cen:trifugal- ~—what- ‘are sent. ox - 39 Post-Dis. paz condi tion: harga a lomeate 192°: upes— 5838 Ria age a : = _ cere ET ntl _ ‘ jrand } Bz " noe. Sse tal efare remacet. ...” Se = ere net -« > >t hay pe ' EVROLETS wea ee Do [ous > ~tve usse!|. > excel ires- ‘ * —- we NITURE Wtd —Cash - in _ — Sit = 4086 ost morning e Are eTuon neat lla we ; ther . lL earry 125 ae : FAR a ‘ aM P A rhs va apt ond hiocke weer We —20 Harney to IDG “ou pe Privately owned - rf one oe ulpped with tires: Al mechan‘ CXL DO DGE-—Ro | ‘ater - Jate- : West Ered Storage © change TA MOND— -Abowt “Ss carat: beautiful b Gelinas Wass juire Joh ence | 15 Grant Ride Roth phones, ‘Shay UPE Wwe Saree, en Tee driven; extra equipment. Cabe carefully and $190 do 3 ‘bata extra peastbie; S16 cheap Midway Garage. Chovteau. Grand 250. Victor Wee a « (of unis: $115: brine cash, 75044 ~ a ———— nn £0... 1400 8. 24 ot re i209 MU oT AC ATE at he a ee model: in first-cle Bo DGE—Coupe. good runnine any _ . " + ™ _- an — _ r. I Sneed - —. Badly cortents of ¢| DIAMONDS Wed. —We pay the highest cash | ready for use 4 ~ with a motors: A. STERN, 17th and Chest reat Bw, es SGP Tete : Miss svipp! a ers DODGE—« cupe, latest — ok: saanattietiitipeatistlianiai oe — te demounrtabies, shocks gait! ~~ tam dst -8°. stock Co of every teacription. Th. — SWING eee ee tes —" pen a —Cnoupe and sefan: = B. StectRic ‘CAR—and Wetton ———— PRANKLIN—Coupe = ” BOD e.. ae ~ stone . . It refeeq) se - CR v uate late — oe Y '> E F- — : om, ,-__—* a tw 59 ~ ~ used, vhs ag Witd.—Coupe : a ie FORD—c ee eal 3 * ale S116 Locunt ot ee — at 3128, ; McNIECE-HILL . : * om o- Livi ‘ > - - — ith A . nasser 7? - OT nie ; 3 ‘ ; ies invited: muse since Ticket” tn- | 1007 Market. at $109. __ user new ané fall Trier ‘S400% will pay cash dit ference. FORD—Coupe. fine fine con@irk cDenal4. (c) bargains. 2144 Olive Ford cou Beene al “great. 5188 De | & Poet -Trtene De® om iliathiiasliniatilaiaiati aa VENEER PRES 4 : p Wintuske, 404° Ww 3809 ition ; e. Open Till 9:30 a. ' For Bane Sd. DOT GOH MIX ER—-f % ‘ieee iP "| PULLEY RESS—82"" r-4: used 1ith st 2042 N. | Finney. eee ty DSON—Coupe. lat ._Bement 2758. _ tie ———E et -_ | a _ 7 . the next 90 days we will - | _piy 1206 ed arrel Peeriems, ap PULLEY STILE MORTISER—Austin @ | FORD Wid —Coupe of ocdan and SOO Tae |) 1Bt? ue: De L —{c$)| cord tires: at sorte i ke Rew: y ; | per carat f Day Up Cabeny 4323. maddy: use oupe or sedan and 1 uxe body; ail & wonderful bargai 4 3 ie | ter. 3 Ws. ‘Broadway your diamonds. H. Mit. DRIL 1. GRINDER—8¢- ike Complete stock of new anf y N for my late model Stutz touring car yo -= model _ _1418 Shawmut pi. omens: | cate! Shop Wor ‘ — ° — ~~ eee ¥. ’ : cash. te mr 8, trade a aie, | PAWS TICKET—Piati omc eel Rive 2506. (7) DIES—Made to . 1800 uE~erageeay OA EE Be a = ren : Tvi nae ) tA ness ass part Payment. Cait Webhet 2 ar- FOR! ape “aE ~~. fe) . le Party terms re- a x C : Shane. “poe: Damned for $300: ticker | N. Broadway. Trier 1880 cepir ene ms NE SHOP—Fully equipped; for rent __Bell_phone waieene o.. aster excellent | gp— Roa: aster. gosD—® Lindell 4566). Late model roadster; deme ) poet rbers; 375. | 161 ig le Lata Sock a> abdesor: nel " FoRD—1915 — RD—S¢ neecdater: Park b. FORD—Koads tion. $150... roadster. E ee j Gran d 3685 reasonable. a5 “pew tires. first- v es Magnol la av + ae with starte —— | ForD—1922 roadster; like new : 15 Lyneb_ terms. - s. = body good as ne —— - FoRD—19: b21 rom dst et 5cood $265. “Gibeea, 31 sure: ters. * Riefline 2341 S RDS—4 roadste Bt Four Auto 2924 8. Jefferson. __ sRDS—Roadsters: $95 to $275: «a Open evenings « ar - te $2 Chevrolet Jefferson. RD —a 1918; ade seat covers: car $165: barga!n. 3839 Magnolia, near ° 1920: star a ig cost $750; sation. Linde’ FOR D— Roadster: er mu se! effer. 32429 - wa av. 19Z1:. m ose Oren evenings. a tip top shape; FORD—Readst er, ests i te-ms. Locust s*. eS —— 1922 on rode! ; tod ay: make sorber. demountathies, battery, _demonstrate. 47 48 Aiaska. eee + ee FORD—Roadster: 1921 «x model; condition: $106 down. Steppe, mar. FORD—Roedster, i, any ae Otve 1021. starter: « of terms; open a_i Tae i. with rt tras: dandy: ‘$225. terms: 1 a $100. 51 53 Easton ar. oa —_~—, Dect yg “> . woe er ee a BY 17 Rus sei i. ‘RD— BR. adster. 1918: : perfect Ger: $100: bargain: terms. FORD—Spacdeter. 2 cash or terms; open Sunday Offve «7 newly painted: Fo = Toadsters, some with down. balance monthir: 523 N Vandeventer. Open S RD — Roadster: starter. 4 Hassier's, Decker wheel: Ike 5341 Wella FORD—1921 roadster: starter, cord tires: bdeargain; leaving ct Easton FORD—Roadacer, 1918 inodel. io tires: $100: will demonstra Forr Th—s paecigter. new ‘Per nn. wee tires, shock #beorbers. battery, trade anwhirg: baresin 1504 , Forn—iez ,1 roadster: wheel loe am ‘Sais speedomet+ Malrf er. spare tire. fr Phone Lind DS—Roadsters: $50 to 3250: or terme. Open Sunday and ev Mr. Tobe aroade Saad are let Motor C Hassler’ s. rnechar'tcaliv : good down. Morris, 714- 16 N. ‘Qiet. FORDS——4 late 1921 model ¢ les: Hannt VWotoe oo. cash ofr terme rT. 4144 Otice. OF D— = laastes* Wonderfu? 1834 4 Locust ons ORI» - se “Roadster. ~ 4820 model. es, ston LUazhts. parking opentne curtains; RInW 4200 Porect - yee = nn ce a ai Sun“ sv an idea) RD 1 ROADSTER—Abont four mechanica! condition: this been ron over 1000 mfles. looks has starter and orce-feec oft demountables. yetern, aoproved ork. improved ignition ayat ° 5 Sas. MORSE ATOM 806 Locust s? Zines \__ Bormont Open Sunda t_ 198. Centra! Ford Roadster. Late is tw no foke: thie Ford ‘ts | starter, & 4demountab’e rine, §& ae her: 'y give it away for $225; fon. balance easy terms: ho "1 ¢ OLIVE MOTOR cro 2910 Ww ———"_frenings and Sundays. _ oh y roaster: a8e7. like new throughout, a 3441 Juniata HAYNES CHT'M “ Late 1¢@ model: tn pe Bomont 2 Open Sunday and E aries a. five cord tires; any o be appreciates ana ae DE Ltxe at "TOMOBILE 3161-05 Olive St. Silx Sonees om enay te Rr Der, 10t-—tipenieter: i923- ru Sine ise es ~ Orth extras. _ Giteon 4. a = . 80): peedster + windshiel®S 0; Practically brand-new: ten Gules nt, Dholatery like new; Wee? st . Stmall cash 3 R MOTOR CAR CO aaa evening * 1 att 9 CDSN SPEE Spert : ; , "7 va ay aes . —

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|= ocropen #. is. “a9 ee 1200 AUTOM OBILES, Bi Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and F or Sale Ads in these columns today. __ ~ post DINPATEH. A_U »>MOBILES ~ AUTOMOBILES «§ AUTOMOBILE S ee a a ee —=— —— ee a catetere For Sale : Roadsters For Sale Sedans For Sal —s @ Apply 1645 %. | OVERLAND —C —— = Sedans For Sale | To | ter; 1919. Apply 1-——Chummy; wire wheels; cias- | FORD—Sedan; starter, ,femountable rims, = Touring Cars Fo For § Sale | Tourin ng Cars For Sale Touring Cars For Sale Touring Cars For Sale paint: - ~ clas- motor; sacrifice ‘ . = Sy, 9 7195: $95 1 ° nes hee ane tee mechani ally. or 4 | = av. di | _Oliv : ess down; trade. 2340 | many other extras: $350, cash or terma OV) ER RLAN D—1920 § Sedan Baby | | CADILL AC—Touring, 1919: 4 looks | DODG ; ~ v Z iM - xcei 4 i} ‘ 7 i Flint otor & ar = . ruts an OoKS e, E—Tourin or trade fo t 2 —— a Ra Fores; , in excellen . ape; | 2s (7) | n Vo., 4710 Delmar bl. fel) right real bargain; $695. 3916 En- | D. Lee, 4539 ) A MA, ote. at: wae terme, ah cd ape a parking light; basen ive 34 des POR ey an dine . a2) pour Auto Co., Chevrolet ié5i OLDSMOBILE 1 ROADSTER. =. D—1922 sedan: fully re 4; F our, Good condition. See, rig a ac Hey Ss. Jefferson. | Driven but 4656 miles. Yo , *. vy equipped and ilke |. oi | DODGE—1920, tourt b | terms ff 222 an ‘ u'll see how new; bargain; terms; trade | CADILLAG—) ouring; bargain, McQuiston- FORD—Touring ¢ ry running com.ii- TH OTO RP hed ery pot Lincoin. 9 — 1920; excellent —— Ty peg gi Wonderful bargain for some-| 16 N. 2ist st.. near Olive. ren Bees it before you buy. Price right. . price very Touring: Just ‘= ey 18 car: | poe 3401 Locust, Lin. 568. Open eves, | _ tion: $250. eit 271 Latayette, ——_i9) | | 4300 waren Wain eet % {, @4 fo ed car, ~ t Defers Pe arealt ‘Lindell 4 Sees 1} purchase) “in “underwriting. ar wee ne FORD—Sedan ,late 1920: excellent cond}- '6610 Delmar. Cabany 940, | anal 1S) | and [ tivenr emend Welle "3938 | fi oe | FORD—1020 touring: ohoe a. | Rd ail, FURD—Touring; lat 19a, ved ee aos CO., 5189 Fe e model ce dstar, demountabies, out in 10 days: act ane Be car ——— — ! tion; a“ party. 4111 Labadie, Col. | -——— . per CADILLAC ' Gwe -pa ssenger touring; orig. | ; ee elle, 2938 0! ive. __ (cz) mountables; $150. 2506 8. Jeffers —et starter, demosatabic ri va HW 9:30, Sunday oo Sp wol absorbers: $75. Meld Lafayette. (el) | ment, balance 2 months; read peel onl | fax s =. —=- 2 OV ERLAND SEDANS Anal aine = mecha R.4 G "Sas 3 ea Give = wore) tone ee - FORD — Me € car. — | onan. — 228 - oo ; : ape, mechanicaliv: $350: ' ¢ months. « rta. ee fase oe em $125. 1305 —s 8. | Tent. | FORD—Sedans; 3 cars, late ‘model: at P . 7 n . | Sane het lh 8. nae Le al coupe, in Spel . = ‘ 1916 Grend 3685J. wi (e) / UNIV ERSAL, 3418 Locust Nights, Sunday. , -— germs dae at our Auto Co., Ra ait . Phang Rime ¥ yet go new: SIEe | SAUER, =ox_B-' eo ost: Dis. roe fc) | “ 9GE— Touring; $138. "4: a runs good; ex-| FOR! 1918 touring; cheap; $160. 4118A 231A st Georwe pbers. stor winishi Wea tar: reasonable. 4537 Forest | PACKARD TWIN 6—Roadster. 2019 N. Jet_Dealers, £5. Jefferson. Sc) WILLYS-OVERLAND, Ine. | ger touring, | esi must_ sell. 9 ne Mt Ts coer. FORD—1920 touring ha nlers. Call C ‘olf. nigh «FOR 1) A a _ Broadw ay. : co) FO RD—Se dan: late Ino del. starter, new | 300 Locust at. re . tn : Rew tires. —o DODGE—Tourine; "20 model; "$200 down | | FOR non oan ane 1922: twe months old: on-- sneun tastes; terme if wanted. Te *Oupe- 19° 1. _ eee a : ter new tires. first-class con- | PA hKAKD—S5: eedster: will ‘pell cheap = Paice Bae overhauled; $290. (30 Lemay | R Open Sunday and Evenings. 2 ; MORE AU TOMGRIiR K and a3 N monthly payments; private par- ee) Re terms. 2315 Olive. _fc88) 5003 Authorized Ford and o—— : ’ ‘ ' J omont 78 Central $33 . 2805 | ohn ust st. Bor no AE pity. 14: ewstead ay. FORD—Tourin late model: seat covers: ocust. Open evenings and AEROS He 5 — _ ee en . or °O(). 2315 eee 251 Natural Bridge rd. trade. 3536 Mor O Sund: ———— a = FA ” pee 625 NS. ns 1 eee organ. Open Sunday. role inner - 98. Central | oe a &, a Be 4a : — “ = Tv ; —_—-—— - {l—Sed n:; demo tables, ‘starter. oe g gee 2589. Open Sundays on8 eveni DODGE—Touring,. late model: original n- $105 cash. 1619 Lafayette av. (Ole Beautiful 4- Pashenker coupe . 2 er, 1922. almost new, starter, | PACKARD — Club roadster; third series; 19°0. but us Oe. ——_— — ngs. (cl) | . FORDS—3 | “t : r . = ‘ ‘a ws first - _— al but ed less than a 1922: bargai ——e -—- | ish; good motor; will demonstrate. 6203 D sate models, touring; all i921 ly equipped: Coupe: : ates: large alc wont, Bans aay 1 gistubelenen oekci; Sy cas rage Be and) at $360. See at 3026 Keokuk any ti: ~ n | OVERLAND SEDAN CADILLAG 7-PASS | Julian. eal” nae an Maa Ww “Nateral Bridge: $145 or , models; starter and sition good, ri Avge ne ge = Speedster. good congition . nm ol | $1800. Mall Fo " re , va RD—Sedan: 192 n Al Te "hana, ii 4 ourt : 1917: wonderful ' | DODGE—Touring; motor j ist ; os a: hanica condition - — i rt Forest 6635. é rest 1509R ORI dan; in condition; $480: oS : ! pik tion. , u Tegroun: FORD— rade; terms,|; Teal baragins; $250 $2 Sure, 1920: new “Ww Dadnae: | s 1869 Union. Fore PEERLESS—Roadster: exc as oso. | , sore ns. Mente snhall, Ford Dealers, 2315\|| . New mode! 4, 1920: in excellent me- || cNIECE-HILL MOTOR CO.. 5189 Delmar. Kelly cords; awerentecs: OWner Bays #ell; Davis ‘Distribatore, 3 sia 3 , ee : m $250 to $295; 4 or terns. ’ : : . Oillle E. Hau Mto real bar 1 2 Pe ition: willin to | ocust gt sven t ‘ ' O en till ‘ t j i 76 at Et Soe eg MOTO CO. endi6a Olly claps Lostel | a 4 oe ere 'Semp! oe) | __ bargain for Quick sale. 4148 Rosalie sa natn (cl) ||| Chanica] condition; 5 Goodyear tires; ||| 028 ll 9-30 bp. m. daily. Sunday till noon. | terms, trade. 716 N Vandev inter. (262) FORD—Touring, 1916, late style body; Al (; 10 months old; starter and . - RD—Sedan. late model: « : : naint hove aver - ge) ‘ ? -—_—-——-- fel) | poDGE— ourin lat node yer. ~ 4 Pic RC t-A RROW—Ri adster: electric “rt- Fe - ! 134 -Pauippe: . with } ‘ eee ne ne ee Al MERS—Touring, “good | condit! on, , $90. hauled: "ana Tives- “runs i just oy SS — ondition, $ ib. $16 8. 12th_ st. {q? " Hassler abock ‘absorbers | Va Sie ee m? ¥ i R qd ae ter; like new, $165 ALORS, | “ a r SA, ul extras: rms ig Four Auto (> down, balance 10 monthly payments. 2 : “ ea his . = — | .o Teasonable offer refused. | Whevrolet Jers, 3199 S. Grand WU DSON- FRAMPTON, t! 3986 Clayton av. _new; will sacrifice, 4925 St. Louis av. FORD—Touring car; cheap; call Suniay . = — , - w aah ington. a a —— pr 4 aay — ’ he oOads er. au Sea ] ; ” ka er . . oOo _Oo6Y : in! ow M i i ro) ' : LP" ! i 43 & i P . 7 — te I & o : Studebaker touriag trade ar dae in} | seeeer bers perfect, $175. _ . Easton. remier touring. 7- t} A ‘ou : a down; . = : ' fe. pr ie ie ve looks “ands onan 1 Pe ate cin sas celle ci sh —¥ : | ~ Tl ) ate eH dei | waine F te erms at rn nee 1 2} 1 6 ras ee, . = DE I UX BE AU TOMOBIL E CO . ‘ HH \ “ 7 > 2 0 {) —— 9 seat condition _ a « trade, term - = = nee Ford; motor ‘runs ee good | Forest ; 47 is. j fe Asa ee. : y a Sven ze. ¢ wpae dition Forest JO1UM. Scoville. 4442 DODGE ————— Bed. Siees. Aer hauled: bargain: pe 4167 McPherson, ORD — Touring late mode : 1; starter: & 2 ut , a, dster, — — Oo iran ys ia \# ire Wheets, good tires: must / | For D—Sedan 1920 perfect motor “good = Ss : cae = a eee 3 live : \ an i ouring, © ogei; chea FORI es ae ul © Wire Wheels: x even; winter . = — ae . ‘) |" Moehrle Motor Sales Co. 2620'S Jeffer- —Touring, 1922; modern, beautifu Weather top: double parking lamps: bump- bsor demonstration, , FORD—Se lanes. if ic a CR. $100. ‘at JAE AUTOMOBILE CO., | at 4300 Forest Park Lindell 7000. : Pi SES ») ly new a beauty at give-s , price ; mec : - 9 : eet e this car fo ogg FORD ROADS" TE ae r ST. | 8101-05 Olive st ° a sate dann etn Pigs ae dan wire wheels. 9.1 reg: $695: terms, trade. 401 ve away price, | DODGE i— Tour! ng: winter top; looks e and | FORD—tlLato 1917; overhauled and shock splendid meaty for the weather t s. M ae E AT TOME T ciTy AUT AUTO CU., CU Pa gy FORD—1920 an; art nounta bles i wheels, good tires: Enrigh absorbers: chea 5502 Genevieve. now coming; pric ight: rma: _ a im a peor Bomont “811X, Centra! 380. Aandy motor: con! ‘ 4 } dar me ade Ss | trade for smaller car or diamond gh GE——Touring; 0° ondition ; A R AL’ Etion: ee pe; ia splendi j 4 ma Roadster, fine Jpg $95. "aie SKELTON—1921 moder “joadster: “good rub- | FORD—Lute 11 min neines 980 on; Cripps Sedan, S490 | 406; Anderson. y2 ae “ran 2 a?” 250. See Guenther at a s, 2341 | FORD—Touring. 1991. same as new; start- Al CONDITION 1922 pres a bar. | * aw i1418A N. Pa Rees 5 ie | as ber: Sood, paint and mechanically good: ee ye oe “bs CHANDLER Dine ate model wiles | . Jefferson. z Fd 18) | or, $250; new | tires. 3916 Enrig ht. ERY ACCESS ORY; LE CO ITp > = ene. with 140. ‘shout ae e- a flare us. Cee om eee.) FOR Ds—Se eases 7 5 to S4a0 oo a eae .. uy gy ge cage ns = he bes hee a wire wheels: red bo iy. looke like seals pe Dov iE —Tourlus: in first- class | | FO a ee 1915; $100: bie bareain. SERICTLY. “CASH I 1D _ fer = paths annem * STANW ‘OOD—Rosdster; 6-cvlind: J. fully | cains, terms b wer: gs and Sun- | tired et ee ee . good tires, glass sun shade. wind wings, two | ers. 33 24 —- Joltecwom, _ nnevrolet deal: le ps0 i_Row EP Nowe 4 7 1920 int: Sere: 1921 and 1! Pp ou: eh: cap; JUIPpE« cor tires & That Ly ‘OOK INL Ca®t | Cc: AV! « Rie fling Ss JTeffe rson Pm Mac 17 ND CITY Av TO cr 2007 Loc ust - pers: Other € xtras.: must ne)l todas ; best Ad we be i : o} | FORD—Late me odel , Fiaseler. shock sbaarbet - ) BENTON a Sa =e | Sedan: 19°2: sam . J Caston. — - ik ORD- ~Sfecda;n: TS PA TL e as new dition all around: the best } uy in town ” verytning like new bur "Always op open. 44: 32 Olive at. ic) and ¢ heap. 2 325 Sul ivan. - . — = — it Call after 12:30 Forest | DODGE—Tour! ng: 1920 model: in Al con- MOTOR'CO., 5 | ; no dealer.| STEARNS-KNIGHT — Chummy roadster o @ r & C S Gi A aa ae eee sig me . > | ForD— . daily. Sunanee ipelmar. 5 pae—Readater. Price right; ae oo ;. bumpers, — yo aR, perce Mi 3 Wasieugee B nM OtOE Hales O., edans ven way |; - aos ,| for $450. 3116 Locust at. Bomont 3125. yy ED Taarinn ae ‘mornings. a Large assortment, 1918 t 1922 1 on. trade. 21 N. ~ - Y Mug ; r . ani 4] 1! OpDuIr— : N70) rey econ litton : 7 yee — rimen ° m | T—I atest 1021, Cpamer “Reader, J? good condition. Lin- | — . , . | FORD—Sedan, late de fine condition as in quick saics and Wee | % tT. ANT LEI i DISP AT > 1 ie DGE— Touri Forest Dogon 6308. tion ; FORD—Touring; good running order; $65. ch are real baragins; 8 rape a : ‘ let teresa . OA St. Louis, ic) | 8 ST pn B “ee OT Olive. 7 roadster; good con- | Downs Auto Co., Autho rized | Dealers, 5885 \3.. "ow it Up a wonderful ae ss #) 19° a 4 _Brillias a eae at = ~ te) | 5400 Partridge. everytheng; come i select your an . ee race q > a Of on Vv t) ive. (Cc) | Delr nar } (pen Sunday morning (cSRXsx ' es ee ‘ ‘ : r i, f Hevroiet, | | "0 inod él, Passenger sport: me- - >, _ 7 | ~y SO ae. ee re ear! + er; ertect t order; new tires} - - : eee , 3K) | ny aad , “nyt: : monet? FOURD—Tourin 1918 modal: runs and Ms Rosi $1° ‘Bs 811 Hickory st. ST ‘(DEBAKER— A918 roads: er: good condi- POL Lys—Ne dan S560 to $4050: cash. trade ning. S675; - a chani @iuy revaiit, refuished in a beau DO DGE—Tor tring late model ; to watis sty | iooks good: ‘48: terms. __ 3916 6 Enright. G BER MOTOR SALES co. — Latest 19°] 4. : ~~ | tion: S150 20 Big Be nd rd Web- ag a yy es te day ™ A 4 | Pepe P : es VEeeULY, "OBL I a wile ; | tiful dark maroo ; tive good cord tires: ij chattel mor (mage of $345; dealer 8 Ccaance. |, 7 Borage lp s yo ndeventer; ope un perfect; terms, trade. 9349 Roadster; new body, new rubber; Ai ster 146 = {e) | terms. cS eu B ne "hr ae Co, 87 J. | Beaut i 1 Ford sedan, ma as, $450; & popular car at an interesting price } | 2625 N. 20th st. | FORDS——-16 f tour % gare: : real bargains, day_an . = Peston: cheap. 2807 Marcus av. (c) RAkKYeR_..10" Be eng = - yon a ee ee jeccmes sedan, ~4, t. Sas nh s4\@, |} BrUDSON_FR one ai mite /DODGE—One 1920 model touring ¢ar, in | terme, trade 210 Basten. . I —oupe: w with that eee 7 r, 1 18; fine shape, $145; | STUD BAKER. 1 oo ones " gigndster ected ace eie - . stanteeniaiisnieniii ; ; | 31 050. Many other ite bargain s ‘ome te- {UDSON gage a N M hn OR CAR | i fine condition; will be sold at bargain. | FORD—Touring: real bargain; $100; terms, T Fora Touring—1921 Vingooe! motor; 5 wire wheels; Boo . down. Morris. 214-16 N. 2ist at. | mar bL | FORD—se: dan, 1! good mechan! focal ehave;|)~"? ATL, EM, T AE mn te _— R ct »., JUOD Lox ust St. ae | 1D. B. Ketcham, Bismarck, Mo 3518 Easton Has every appearance of a new: cer; body with cream whee Lhe Scaaater; body eg new. 4952 Fag ee RR ERR a | tires and paint are also good. Bee Oscar | ya mt — a Ly ty WHhE: cE, |} Beomont 3100 Central 7430. Hi | DODGE—Touring car; in fine, ” shape: just FORD—Touring 4 good condition; $160, Rear | | almost new ee ragy = good; | tune ution; make an offer: tea vie ef. : ; of 5 cor ” Bana ale ; p00. miles: wil Bemorr, Pan eral al Truck Co.. Grand Sie = : ~ = = Two Big St ihn 45° 4 Deim ar ‘CHEVROLRT = oe ‘} completely ov erhauled: $325; also good 2134 Gravois. perrects on easy t > no. ean’ . oo ag ae ree be 60 Am, . i} Forest Park i. aire PEE Sahat PETC Bal oh AKER —RSedan. 1922: light wix; al-| 4 SUN hes aby grand touring, 4536 | 5. passenger Buick touring car. Forest | FORD—1921 touring: starter etc. ; $235; KNIG H - . oa ae —eecenepeny forD—1021 roadster. + gr ' m1: ‘T1215. itd. 5 OA eo jos) a ay. Caban , | ¥ ORD R . y starte . 4 wise wi sate Ost ney Me ‘Quistor Shielda 44) a1 lLva- BB! re her Dp lac 996 pW. $100 down. Morri is , 214-) 14 N Slut et, x y j >i 312 ocust. 2 ie) ._O—Sedan: wit arter an: rire wheels: ey ndell f se ° | ——— _-—— sacnetadiisttenninintaiagetiiantnnamat — aorri " IHT ¢ Ol PE & throughout; come Gibson, EE... 300: easy terms. JOHNSON AUTO cO., _jindell 668. Open ft nday. ss | CHEVROL Saas 20 touring; good condition: | DODGE Touring, $196: Hudson 6-84 tou 3785, tour- | FORD—1930, with starter. “Hassler shock O mppearance and mechanical 6. ing, $1; terms .trade. $516 days, ____ (c62) 6: like new; seat covers. bu mperg, sh ock | oO} HEV ROLE . Tre . 19” ” “new: cheap. Mo. ac ; ) aa m : touring. truck, delivery bodies. 83114 Casa, rs 9VERLAND, _ |. ot . $95 to $27 th | ~ §TU TZ ROADSTER, 1919 | 5 food tires, bumper, shock absorbers, ito CHEVR OLE T—1919: good running order: DODGE—1918, touring; xood tires and ood Central 4119 | * 9341 rg Jefferson. c)} | McNIECE-HILI OTOR CO., R189. ‘Delmar. — oa , sean 2 4 FORD Roadster, ster, | Open till 9:30 D. m. daily. Sunday till noon. condition ; has” $150 Big six, sefanette top on for winter; near- _$45 down. 3441 ee | fopa ;=—Tourtng: lookg like new; mechan- block, new ‘tires, $160.__$321 21 Baston avs ——$—$— — A A ee ee ee “ perfect, _ $17 8 o~—~ eta ae RS a I ERROR LE IA RN OTE ORME petra the gE NY teint ' él sorbet s: terme rr ank) in Motor Car Co., | Qutston- Shie} ds, — 3401 Locust. Lin, Bie. | Lass Auto, 1420 Cass. ___ Tyler B87, : ning order: | ; | bd ronditi ¢ 75; $125. 2629 Sullivan. bday and Evenings. z evenings ani Sundays. 00d condition ; reasconab! rice bealitiful condition, at $475; terms “4959 R | Sax ie - io: rds ' mare: terms. Open x ys. ae yr ‘Deimar bl ~ [021 ekabeduts | GHEVROLET— Wareiads tour eon BE SCL s evenings and Sundays. Mepham, 2926 os sold seven Fords in two hours. We eRe “Easton Q09- chassis, $1 0: Ford chassis, ee ored mechantoal condition; cash or terms; open — ouring; good condition. 1424 Grat- Hurry, arin they last! Last 4 Gemountabies: - “SER ~ 1918 ‘ ax? . ly e Tier ¢ tir refin' t aati” satan eilan 6. ont Fine, batteries: BD went covers; nice car, $165 $55 down; | = . fictihinsnanceapi Crores bs ae es + va 4 gy o fata, a ‘sa rednished 1c ee a og i! rand a Baa fu. } _ —— ice 10 monthly > payments pow a "T tn tell 5B. ne “ S401 Priced ry out: only $325. Fear for cash. THY 27 Texas, __ miles. _ 3238 Nebraska. ’ a tar my ang poe i Ramee, 1921, starter; a bie par- dive a. wire wheels; cheap. ea on r = eda a ‘hae awe vd e on pty EK LUXE AUTOM: PL t CO. CHEVROLE? r— -Touring rare bargain: $85: est & ES 4 “S1Di BUICK ‘ 0. 6023 Deimar. For- etteee eae per. 78'S. Loch. a en Load | touring, Giteon ; e ’ any ki terms; open evenings. a a ae te ing in fort and « 5101 Or > O)in $25 cash, lance monthly. 651 I = —— ~ nn | F ine: ¢ Maen mer pait — Oe Ene Station, Sting buying Oe 2001 Olive (c68) | VELIE—Roadster, in very good running) sist expense. Weber linpl. & Auto Co Bomont 2S11X, Central 380, * tivette 7 —DODGE TOURINGS—2 | Poa os ng; good running condition. GARDNER Touring, 1081 as good 3 ying. ra 1 star 4 2 order, just repainted; looks clasfy; @ dem - cs. a 2 ae . Sund: ani | | foezy i dons aaa? ae Finest” usaranteed condition, ail ent as new Mm N. I. dow the seller to put Nts : ie. We 21, w with ‘star tarter “an ex en $ ivth aud Locuet pen os day and Evenings. CHE\ ROL BET S— To. iring ‘ars: eome real 4 i £ x a ) Qo your own terms. B eon . : ae . 7. &9 tern 1920 chassis,| Onstration will convince you of its ralue.) ——.——— — ae So bargains ie Kose - C *> . ‘superb original enamel, wonderful Parents n ORD—Touring car, 1921 model; Ol Olive st. = aetements . ae . ee 1 y we (c)| Webster Impl. & Auto Co.,, 19th and Lo: ‘ust, | FOR] Lee ea 1920, model; sunshade, sh SEDAN 19] g te! s IS 5 a, rene cay deaiore 2224 ‘- Jeff re. oy ay. ™ ese |\for someone; one of a tremendous stock we | new; $270. _ 7330 Lyndover pl. GARDNER ourin late 4970: be owners an - : - nee ernie a beorbe five go 1 > BLD AN model; ar ee 00 vdt- een oe wh ‘ | ; irc fine aby - aA bill of sale, a 4 late 1921, perfect conll- AUTOMOBIL .ES—1 Chummy dry dster ane 1 Bey orizis d “a}! tio 608 Arse na! ¥% wee’ ' [T—Touring. 1922, brand-new Ee ye Ai cae, ee cn pey- | FORD oa aa mae an ‘Sunday $478. Gibson, $12 . : ; , 5 oi ni ' t{ iJ : % M bhe : = as 4 ‘ ‘ : : : J ’ » ’ , Ae : , Le , > 4 ° { I { - ta a nee e mone z nad ¥. im 5° tires. ag wheel; real Mie) | leaving’ city; eh ne Rgeeae ‘ — 4257 i cy ae: Ae es E a McQufston-Shte is, 401 Locust. |ment, balance 13 months. Read announce- | =; oo GA = s OIG fir L Vos Tne. | 17 Russell. : as | ompton av (ey | ae ORTHWEIN MOTOR CORP. _Touring Cars For Sale Lin delk 568 Opven_ Sunday . __—sxYy Ment. : FORD—-Touring car, 1918 model ; Good con- ARDNER—Late 10920 touring car bul ae DR 1918; perfect 1 qyrning gg OS Oe gg es ge ey 4200 Forest Pork bain. «000. Del. O4.(¢) ; ——. mens ___. | CHEVROLET—10618, 490 touring. In good | UNIVERSAL. 3418 Locust. Nights. Sunday. | __‘ition, See Mr. Bauer, 609 Victor. (c) Shee beh? reasonable. Lynn’ -2 . ; ; rgain; terms. 2 Olive. | ae . ‘8 aC e'*| FORD —19°7} sedan Starter, dou arkii 4.EN d+——Starter Vea od; kar-| runnin K condition; chea; leaving city. : | FORD—Touring:; looks like— new; et | -——-- -11 LOCUST con | (089) terms. Bilgere _Motor Co., ae? ND _ Ora: a. ane. amnnuihta les asin she ,' ov- | _@ain; $10 r. 6821 Manchester BOS Clarkson p! (@) Dodge Touring, $100 Down running order: new tires: $250. GARDNER—Tourl ng car; 1922 mode 4 zi 1247 Central 7615 aes Aster. newly painted: barzain: | ROADSTER—S-: ler 618, $i7% good); er: apeedome . Deckes heel; good me- | ALLE TOUR., F109 CHB RO} .ET—Tourtng; in. good running} Has origina! el 5 good tires; runa| terms: open Sunday. 2316 Olive, (0) Petia sok run’ m % little: exesiient Or | - | or terms; open Sunday morning 2315 | condition Sunday morning, 2265 S.| chanicality and looks iike new; cheap; ) MOT TY AUT ‘O., 2007 Locuat eat hn om S90 Grinham-Johnson Motor od: only $275; $100 down, balance 12 | FORD—Touring, 1921 model, starter and) ~/0m _Bledermann Motor * Car, 1800 8.2 eh. — re. -69)| King’s highway terms; trade. Morris, 241-10 N. st Lith Jieestae M0: enell m Co., Chevrolet Dealers. 9th and Cl | ment x to pay; no ‘interest or brokerage. demountables: first-class condition, 2737 re Sx. STRSTR TT vs dive st. LEN- vuri £00 rubber; 4 - , : = 4 2 MOTOR CO., 2910 W ashington. Ollve_ st. 1) Cy ———— roadsters, some with start ers,| ROADSTER—4 e000 es( electric Nghts — _———— — OF “i condition; $160 = Fair HEVROLET—1920; just overhauled: ne Open evenings and Sundays. (cT °_ ta rte -— ~ © sine F r Ss } fown. balance monthly; zood valu ei and starter; good paint: $95. 4338 Mar, | PORD— artis der Ye mod erent BRApe . ALLEN. fourt! s: Al shave. il. Before i t res: excellant condition. J nnsy}- Z — a ——— | FOR D—Tor rink, Pa tt starter, demounta- Touring a 9 a e : Vandeventer. Open. S: unday. fe) , | land. ee oe i BRR te q; As6! . ber : weet Oy nd | t . % u ‘ bid LL oats , loo k 47' 20 : > | age a Wore af 87: 413 “4 Of v at Be 1A e’lLte : J D¢ JI MG KS, $75. 00 DOW N ' bles, ete.. 792; excellent shape Excel! mousine: new tires, starter, — ; — Roadster: starter, demountabies, | SPE EDSTE} R Cail between 10 and 1%. | +n aoge det re ee " | ANDER 7 CHEVR on) ; Pourt: : : ‘ | Sreeeee, a 3 conn. 4900 2 Delmar. i 4 Be ul ; , own wil iy it ANI SON—Sport touring ear, practical); TEN oT —Touring, in gx shape: s ou should has ° seen the crovds last ; , ; 3 $95 down. 3441 Juniata. a. (c) Be stay s, Decker wheel; like new; $225. 42°71A Garfi field. a eee KING BEE MOTOR ania: de new: in fda nditiot sel utrig! tt ore trade for Ford. 3241 i} Sunday grabbing up Yahlem’'s bargains. Wa | FOR p— Touring car; only — $85. ready to | this $490, Su imousine; splendid condition: by Wells. SPEEDSTE R—Overhead ‘valves, cost $1300 5°93 oN ‘andeven'‘e: nen ynday ard h or cash. Can | en e. Lath st. 80 | « ba one (*t7 } “VF I ) ae | H ] F RI oo Po 7 j —— ~ 1980. 4j A " ate ‘xD BL ITY AUTO co. 2 ry tires, shock absorbers, battery. 5: terms, | FORD—1920 model runabout: cheap. 265 yy de » cen : . : ~ "cee ?; 04 pres tOLET aby grand wl0 =6model; I , hws a. ae ng ; “gon tion - gaint Hay NES—19 pusine, 1914 model; eood com — ‘= anyhing; bargain. 1505 Eucli’. Lafavette. _ic) UNIVER: _ 3 hw Nights, Suniay. | AUBURN—Touring car: wo Gemonstrat ey erhauled and _ repair ted; Kcood a: DC DGE TOL RING good; terms. Bilgere Motor Co., 2822 N. . —— iets. tre; only $286 vt tats: QT ates Bente A \—— — — - - ing ’ » . : = . It ‘. ry Tourin > oa tine undition;: rood } ade terms Dat is Dis ributors J 4 ” e average; equipped with seat covers, « overhaul! ed and painted: new tires and ex- Haynes: perfect runnnt{ anda : y 4 Dealers, 3003 Locust st. Open evenings | (25°. es rubber; must i. 6038 Horton (c) rand. Se eet sets of curtains—one for winter use tras. 6631 Manchester. (c)} ler cords: all day Sunday. ‘i —$—$—$__ - 4 DPS—Roadsiers: $50 to $250: > cash, t trade - ers - 4~ a ; wd ; ves ‘ rdstr.. rebullt and repulat terms. Open Sunday and evenings. See and Sundays. _ (ce?) EX yR ID SE D AN. SCOR—Tor iring. 1919; run 9000 miles: n = ~ os ——-| || only; extra tire and other accessories; | FORD—1915 touring; eood condit son: i $125 _AY., Fl- Pointe. Phone Cabany,_ 4187 Sine : | ly es —s — , 6 nieids. 3401 Locust. Lin. , & : 7 a eer Te , like new. 3849 Virginia av.: Gr TL26R HEV ROLET—Tourt nz: S75 to $225: $200 cash, balance 10 monthly pay- |i; cash: cal) between 9 and - ; r ister: cheap: easy terms; trade” Ore — ee we tesa Sedans For Sale ge May ode! Boyne i - ee | BRI h——Lat bh 21 I : "> . acs ; gooks on ioe gour Auto Co. Chevrolet a i} f Causiand. ; - ce HAYNES |, 1021—Seven-vassenger ? * ; sv ents on Daiance ra Ge. “(CU h——Late node, nation, lealere, ‘4 ’ a raor ie ’ : > 7 TON | —- . we ——_—— -£_ ©. Jefferson. ria HUDSON-FRAMPTON, | FORD—Touring; 1920; ~ starter demount- miles; & practically new “cord hs Chassis. 44404 Gibson. 4 2 ORD ca. wheel locks. epare tire, — Sp ei. 2a WiIiLLYS OVE RLAN " Cc. ; 1%: 94 N Le ee HEV! i. 1} r 7, > 7 ' 3309 locust St ; 187 t 4 , ‘YD Di a . 2300 Loc et st t ("ti ' ne r - ey re pe ame ‘ av ivi ADDY gran¢ , >, 2 ‘ je | a . . “v hae a} abies, >, rade, ering. avis s- $100. Union Station Ge a Ruwlers. “speedometer: Stoo vcs =| 1921 Auburn Sedan open Beas eT Mat Touring, frat sieae condlivony new | CHRVROLER — Baby erand ¥, 8, 1920; fne||| pomont 3100 Sentral 7490. ||| ethutiee 1912 Xtand DY j Chestnut. 3 | tems. 2936 evenings and Sundays, 7 « day ; ve, (o)| gan pas} - ; it Bais oe | oan : rete poor | n's Tecust_ st. ic)! With all new cord tires. refinished, over- | Bomont 75 pita! ; rg aa Gommeie - otanntien oe ESS: ure ara alter noon. jindeli | A S., 4 starter #nd demountables; "$250 and wp; S0) Nox! gp - ~ oie _fiectrio Ames special bodv: every. | _ Shields. 3401 Locust. Lindell 568. | you can drive this late model sedan home: BUICK 20. touring: $435; terms; s!- | OT. ET Baly ie DOK RI 7-PASK 0-0U | terms. 515% Easton (c) or ng Oe en poadster; good —_- ni | “ie , til "chanse. Me $295; real ¢ (HANDL ER — Sedan: $525. 2315 &. . | Bes starter. at ight, i ways one 4:32 Olive st ve) | gy = ogg nee 14 Penang * erand touring: i Nev, core, irons conaion tho roughly gnod. FORD—Touring. 1921. starter, in fine shape, oF DSON— is —See- - - _ A 8 & ; Wonder nce. oto Ww, | 3 ay (c) | light, bumper, at covers and lots of other) pris ~ Yempseree nas iene ; ce ae ~ 2 epee Vore re CNIS .s - : 5 or ' vod motor 4 tires touring "ie pe, les Cc ce rist Sho | roadw : Ny Bee = 1 mca i UICK—65-pasm ing w Paint terms can be arranged to sui ‘4neton | Open till 9:30 p. m. daily. Sunday till mt | oot Sitve a, bring a deposit. Muissour!t, $65. 2506 8. dene an res; st st. ! .2 HAND lL. E rR of ies } te “hh in. 2082 I extras: a} nite ’ c ao _? y ou she ™ } hag 4 fm ut : ‘ . | ‘ ,4F " “. everv respect: new ealers ue curtains: a r i mn a 8. moe + ¢ "HEV Rt I, _T ——_-Sedar " new - . some ng @tock: Rn ’ te on evenir ge and S 7 ; ‘ 4 | - Oy , } { ar good cor) a) Gon He P fans ry ry T ET Baby Gran a _ n 192°. “Ooo mil es. a real bargain, Sunday, at | 8048 Co { oeunta® les, Hasler’ 8, winter top => ea % . ; cheap for cash: Fo: 3 an ea: saiesmans Car. big discount. — 3423 | Lindell. oa roe FRANKLIN—19°1 sedan} ‘rifice price: Al eno a oe b 2 Newstead. Del 2372S m - 000 n lle» + A gyre Me gy Ad om SPR. “"h1 4418 Farlin av.: Monday. Bomont 277. ote Bri Mente. —_— fe) HDs N—Svogr OE 4. Bj sale or ¢ aes — j 3 ORTHWEIX MOTOR CORP. CHEVROLET—Sedan; late mode!; like new.| “condition. 924 Academy av ray mm Pe a dawraass > | months insurance transferrable: lots of ex. ESSEX—Touring, 1921; big bargain, $405. ‘a cee old, $265: Tio ewan, HUDSON—Tourt ge a teh ' roadater, first-class 4 a Dill Foreet ark Lin. TOON. Del 64. (cr) | 37 01 8. Je fferson ay. PA ee APPL Hs wr Bre ee FRA NK LIN—- 80) vith | fi-Ts, Tour 1920: & condition: must 19) model, in very good mechanical con- End Motor Sales fe. 5841. Delmar; Cabany | $140; terms, trade. 47194 Natura! > F ~ | PODGE—Most beautiful sedan; $750; fin 9 W-car guarantee. gy tr Rit mn age 1 + al ng maee cate . sts ition; ; Rood tires; Love oJy shock absorbers, | 7546, Delmar 42 G nde S -d wet + , an ‘ ‘ ire f Ah t . aes terms one ione of a tremen lous atock Ven have | } “OR D—T ourtine «7 car: ~Y91 g- ‘tn ‘good condail- bargain. Com Sunday morning. fe in St. Louis; model 57 R ve it . away ae $225: small payment Dor ug Sedan eabe é. 1 Forest 2207M. ar ner © an | eee — = dh, Or nA sur | hased in underwriting, and must sell out | “ 4105. $140: $75 cash. baiance Terme Call feraon, ro Webster Groves, or rudiator, rose lake Own easy terms: no interest or. cally pert eg ——— 134 6 Touring; 1918: good céndition: oa ‘ VL. 3 rin AR CORP days. Don't walt. Smail cash pay- Tir nde! 2675M 43004 Cook. ae jvyear cord tires; won a " yw DbOoDGE— SEDAN, ‘$855, sel FIRST-CLASS ? Same as new 2 ear new t = +i tires; cheap Midway Garage, On% Bd ‘ores ar _ Lin TOO, Del. 84 fc) iment, baiance 12 months; read announce- | FORT c ao — _ aq: ~- ; iti SGDED iN "1991-—-Peur-pansanaer orist Show, 1834 Locust st q ,: OTOR CoO., 2910 ‘wesmangten. CONDITION: S: G Vit a yum er, Btop ‘igh t, etc "Di o - a a c * eimat - a" - nied s’ hd a Foariae bran: i- ne w, ‘ust de- | men t. P os “ ou . y arga ns, Ww . enct exce lent mec anical conditlo 1918 roadster: $95: “i a ~ evenings and Sundays c7) MES GR Sc a A Ae — (62) | Sod‘ierin's clase’ bs" reaae a 4 ' — sieo | DUICK——7-passenger touring car; i livered to customer, who traded in on a} UN NIV ERSAL, 3418 Loc ust. Nights, § ~ sunday: j Bnet starter; terms, trade. 2620 cord tires: pone very liittle ante . " atu kee ai , ec n4éition: wire é cas 3 _ eae monhen | new; must seil: will trade for st i] ; ‘w Hupmobile; v } ‘ S75 o ! = a a I aes eancheset: = a ey ae everything “nee es tg ci ag Das eee | ee S| car run 2000 miles. Phone 5 Fe 85,/ car: : onep for : "‘Chovrelet havar. Weber | Y AHLEM HAS AN ESSEX FORD—Touring car; first-claes condition: er AO ny MS oo . —Roadster; in good sha ; on , ne, $441 through out, wate: — >> torres, ae 583.65 | $585: “saat eM Mc TOR, CO bargaine: term. Open evenings and Sun- 7 oe ane 2 late 19 | Five wtre wheela. lve nearly new S. | bargain. 445 > fanc hester model: . v7 *4 poe. ' ion: te rE st IT) E BUI GRINHAM-JOHNSON MOTOR CO., : = ss Grand. —. f wild S&S Jefferson paint. fv in perfect shape: aint and upholstery: looks like new. mot 50 a Deliv, . onek Gael A Ficiimaiast Oth Open > , me fORD— Touring. {poy ane “¥ H UDSON TOURING © —_——— ' . aS es : 8 cord tires; motor ts . r , “ FOR D—se jan; f PV SOF. B55. __ mh ohital galt 6 ous it. West MTTy repre ‘ onstrator ‘al av +c ’ 95 jeeds Auto Body Co., S. 12th. Gster, 1919; good con Dac — 71 Dao 120 Locust. He intes enewed throughout. \ 1922—BUICK TOURING—1922 | OR THWELN MOTOR | ESS E x 1 OU RIN ‘G | Opposite city halt. (ey | HUDSON TOURING 227 irmar. pee . > } ae a ‘ : . like ne v z , ad lea irTng y A ol - 1 r “y a he a * CORP ; = ——— cae shape ‘ 6 eae eeeier, s amma “like new, F eee ary O'Meara av ; (FT) | ladaot an Sa are 5841 "De hori a Cabvany whe eaeg BU 1c . wane aaeet Be oe yo ol So a hia aes 2s — | 192° ge ol cnt np . a St | | FORDS—Touring care: de femountabie Le ere AOE pa Arama crce: BS Ahnes ana ‘ roa: » 5 Son — SS, ae on ' “Nelme oo” - See a. - aaahen : —a , lots gains for someone Both cars of a tremenl- | > ttiest ae po : : ao. a | a 7 sone | : ite0, Practically brand- new; tires, paint, | FORD. “Bedan, 1 _ m.. 10 19» N. Grand. _ HHI D ;, IN SI EE DSTER dous stock we have purchased in underwrit- the prett Baby Grand Chevrolet touring | |} guarantee FORD—Tovring; 1921 model: > starter, ‘gen- j top and ecurtains: 5 excellent 5. ag “. eye, top soe ou l mmnece one amie” mechanically FORD—Sedan; 1920; $1! 50 cash ~ balances 1921; driven 6000 miles; car fully | | and must sell out in 10 days. Act now y ribson., “a r : Qll cash payment . ~~ months. terms. Bilgere Motor Co Oo. ister. 1019. mechanical cond? Ge a 1 re CO., 2601 Locust. FORD—Se Sedan; 1921: exce) jen gnditim: ||| wings, radiatom bar cap and parking | UNIVERS SAT. 3418 Tocust, Nights, Sunday, -cost_ over a $1000; will let it go | ¥———— 7 |FORD—Tourtng. 1922; . Saal guarantee this | - 2°26 Tynch. (ce) - . + ———_-— ‘ : Post -Dis. co Vietat S QUDSON SPE EDSTER FORD—Seden, latest model. $495: Gi. | {| $500 cash, ba.ance 10 monthly pay- that Shielde " 3401 locust “Lin. Bas, | | pay: no interest or brokerage, | FORD— oon “3 2315 * ‘Broadway | Genhell, Ford dealers, "2318 Locust st. oOo aE er. 1922 model, used VO” as new; rates like new; spe- down; terms; trade: bargain, ~540 CiNV i ments , , } | 7 ’ P - OLIVE MOTOR CO., 2910 Woehingten. , 100 i#i5 © “Chestnut. evenings. | Fon O-—Touring: $75: runs good. 523 x. | dition: starter and fully eauipned: leav- | HUPP—Model RK; practically new th and Leer. ad in underwriting end ¢ ee nar car, 1919. 1] Bomont 3100. Central 4 0. CADIL L At — Touring car running srder: ont > eaek. perfect condit ic on: — li Be (c7) | t ‘tv: will sacrifice: could make terms shade. “814 Locust. Homon sell ou : ‘ - - 250 ouring O1{ . ; call between 0 and 11 mae Vande enter. ao ne e- - = - . “ee , : ae SAA $150 cash t in 10 re. : = amey FORD—Sedan: | tie 125 2321 Keston : — - = $75, before noon today. 2318 Market. | _ 3 Chk +l av. ie a ye FORD—Tourtng; perfect: 1018; $148; $45 a7 Utah. _{&} | HUPMUBILE—To ouring: sxcotent AUTO CO., 2007 Lacust ot. ar it, — —— = = eo ST3VA | TP I dan, ‘21 model, first-class cond!- OLE—7-passenger touring: big 6: starter: down; trade. 2340 ¢ Olive. (7) FORD—Tourings: 10, , wtarter. demountad on: leaving eclty: will sacrifice, 4168 Ma s wea 4 “ 7% “ . , ry : ‘ ; yn ‘ 75 i » 1] Cc) i od rubbe ood T Uti $ 50 «* , : " - 4 q ep TON HY > bi ' ; te one tall BUDION- FRAME SON H erator, Hasslers. new tires @ steering || tires; $400 cash, 10 montha te y guaranteed; equipped with 5 cord tires, mal] cash payment, balance 12 months. ' 7 ng 2 gy ee ee | 309 Locust Bt. \| wheel; parking light; $196 cash. 4442A ie the balance. ag ® barrel type head lamps, windshield TREAT alin | tires, this will do anything a new car| (| Bomont 3100. Central 7430. ||| Lucky _st. os . BURSON Vahee rem, OR22? N. Grand ~~ | ——_— -_- a i rr oe FPORD—Sedan: lot of extras: $450 s+3e | “good run > rebuilt and ad: — bargain. Heitman Aue ues = nday_ Until Noon. ae a 8 fea — tires: a Senter onteus i i ‘FORDS—5_ sedan s: peal bargains: terms: BT R} 560 n A Theod vain (c) ; 1 ——_——_ -_— = snp ian seemenmpemannaineneta a | ; 4 yg ass ul m will 4 pal: it. | __ good; terms 342 ype T. it del ham eaeKR Troeust. ¢) Ivory ‘d ~ es ; ‘y¥ Pe . (oe - + : panna lew top : © terms: w enon. | = 7 = a ; R dste ‘Chea 5 ire colors; new top and curtains: \ : 3516 Rast on _ Sv. eS we & MONROKE—S ean; in good running f order; will | trate; open Bunday and evenings. "929 i> ee Touring er 1921; motor Srat-, ,4@8 , $100 1; 519 { nouteau ay. c? ; ; be = —_— _—— . aR :. Sedan ; 19 20: new naint: new paint al xe n ’ ’ esses appearing each week in nlance + ™ © re rand > it Gr BNE analy new curtains, a muiat ase FOR! 1 | ve new. 192% model, one-man | *ORMS—Tourtee cars, $a te $350: eash. _preciated: A ree! bargain. N. ‘ ee or termes. Oven Sundayve and eve- jiheon Auto. aA 1) lL ocuetl. a eondition i . .}° wilt a ust Bi. 4 ‘reat many inetances / T ror D—~—Torn ne. ba ister , 8. ! SW lomo oF ” ly instances DODGE—1919 touring: good condition: $350 | : as _ = 4 + sh ay emmy 2 $280 ae | PORD—Sedan 192 21. sane asters - i men as NA E N er nS ste 3 to oe a yond be | A sh o 388 = en ae ar, with = | wea h. a. Pe sa erecamee sty ~ °° eee Las oor eee oj ms ’ ; res; 3 tio n i s rfect condition. _- : SHS Liij} ttormatzon as to Bge Sng moce: ii »GE— , FORD—19 ourtn ¢| Co né@ av (c44) ical condition; rood ° . = Tyy; 4 ic$) — an oo se a Ane POuRD—Tourtne car. tate model: or oe | Ree OLIV E MO. perfec - w SP11 Sufivap iy Bawa ~ fe) 2809 Ft: nnew. 4 | Bomont 124% Central 7615 || DODGE—Tour ae as nt 249° LinAall ¢ ataver-atn 161% Ohic "| Voen ev orinse — —“Arest-clad# mechanical eom- RABY OVE oRI A ND—fe dan. 1921: hee: ig, «| RRS | PERM wa PS Dopak. * ee ced comaitiee: §275. FG-D—1921_ touring: excellent shape; ful automobile: need money and wl! take a —— — [| 1 2 ie—Touringe car, § as ' cheap; trade, terms 2506 8. Jefferen FO : ne r: roadster; in fine ne con | ‘ eroeitent eine a "e) $805 if sold today. 1409A Grattan st. ——_i— = a = 5822 Easton av. monthly. @ . the adater FORD—Sedan; | good running . ate | Seven-passeng 19: 20: affcrds clored-car .e ¢ aint | ae — FORD—1920 touring e->-4 block. Kelsey OR CAR CO.. 2601 Laat. . tw See Rai 0 ao eacellent “sondition: px BG24 Netra SF. nfort. ci aie ar, ne See || DODGE—Touring: good ogn dition; “chenp: FORD—Late a touring car $125: pretty wire ; spaiciont 4 oes assy, good run- | FORD—1¥#21 edan; ; . » : guarantee or statements concern- a saan dan a Gster, 1972. perfect nine | — | aan Penneylvania. . 2409 Winne gaat __ ee | Open till 9:30 p. m. daily. Sunday till neon. | FOR DS—25 touring and “truck bodies, cheap. _nesr Srar Grand . : a "com Atton. of car, on your bil! r sale. ill}, cheap Gasoline station. 5824 Easton, __ | sacrifice. 5416 N. Market fc } ALDSMé ILE —Nedan tittle 6-cylinder LG vit Uy i)¢ Call early. neces anew tina itn aca a er} *‘Vmrrort At open- o i 1] . al " ; : ¥ and evenings. 3 92 jike new; extras; $450. | McNIECE HILL ‘MOTOR CO... 5189 Delmar | Compe! the seller to put his | terms, Lindell 19156W. _ | terme 7419 Manchester. £9) | for ony y 5786. $65 y BH 3529 Magnolia. , Abiraninan' f ner nerst ‘il | HPopGR—rTouring car: good cond! tion: ; easy terms; ope | FORD—Sedan, late 1020: good Tae oc sia DHT ote Crmer ownerenth: G85 Weer Til . 2506 8. Jefferson. wr oe Piectas: $100 Down Porta Delman. | OLDSMORILE— 19206; just overhauled: | it Tate SaGET foo: tone.

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ee oe Pee ae = . — * er os 1200 AU TOMOBILES, Bicycles ycles and Motorcycles | Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. A U T-O M O B ! . ; ' .. TFourina Cars For Bale ' Touring Cars For Sale eae Touring Cars Ror Sate_ so | SORD—ipack: > : - : ——saay batiicg. Bo i —_ Har *T. LOU _POBT-DISPATCH. ra or t 7 4 ‘a: ie) 7 oO AUTOMOBILES + AUTOM OBIL ——— “a - For Sale— ) Auton. peellaneous et A a . : Rea - ITT - ~191 Su os ~ = ne nev GORD AN 1926— ¥ ¢-Desmencer touring. eF- Oi ra , ESTO“ touring: The : ble ~~ new 4 joane wih _ Misc Pe ‘a3 . B F idsmobile To urs ing ries: mer oesi «- . 2 Cafes Stettes _ BD - mery, .-2 7.5 pe ——_—_—— : - > ric 3 st sane ti rid tires’ cur Sing ‘never aes abel 8 ce motes an ey new | ar ee at cectiiog, wit | 2200, Union ‘Station Garson 10ib Chee: | oe RECE Canis ive: or Woda” Hil | “ARG —ectete Maps ot oS Season’s Sensational BETES pele C0. (pas 5 Lecoet et. ‘= worn t" alan Ege gd eS Ona of extrces dhattan etree = FIRS2 00 tal ost tue ms STUDEBAKER—12 —— USED CAR SALE | 6 Locust = & - A pg ee oe 3 inion form om , : Se g29 Cisselioe re yee Fl 6eonw Open 2° as -* o> erties ‘ » ’ wT A tar a ~ o* rs — Yo a 3 . af . on - a ‘ : a» 4 i LL ' “ ° 4 j t t ect | ent, : i, eaTOET—Foweg ie Mataastear'| Yeon Se seh come fentay Sooraae Rid:| ofa gee Tone me Sos Sao aS gaae. gt 3418 Locust Str AN 1936 JORDAS TOCRING. Sor ~ C , hy NG ; - Note § Be , ae. 20—T. per gcagpey eee STU 26 4-pase ; bargain. -. “WeQaiston. Z r¢ ike Grent-new. Brlen beattifs!: ~ OLD: SM JB IL E 8 T vUs RD a Ser yo. ig greene eee cnt - r; gemed or canta wae oF wun ae , 3 —_Siielda 3401 Locvet Lin. 568. Open eves OWING TO ONE OF THE MOST ae REBUILT SED S, year sorte: weonder{ul bergain for eom-- P vary iste motes: AG gems ' a a, in en Bee oe Bie: Wheral terece- occ we thE pr a . ou ody NENT AUTOMOBILE — =D , 4 * SS, AN TO! ia t+ once nk we Pewee ao a oo doe the balenre due, S125. sg hee a | Kiellina’s. 7215 Olive. tst:ti(see . —T. ’ Tet, ren Supiay mornis ¥ Open suncay. -N1EC2?-HILL MOTOR bs See 5189 pales. x ‘ Hi . ND ; fae? | long since estabis w TVERSAL. S418 Lace. __Mighte, Suntay.| _ trade oe mortgage wale 7: oe Rasher wr nein pa acnd oc. ee)” et. oa | ae ee Open evenings until 9-30. Sunéay until nOO-| ~EN THE SALE ; EN ry J ave d cars Our cons KINGTON oar Car; wot «order: os ahi, AXD—~—in gov ri. 38 : zu hag ¥ 6 etert = greg oS eS ed “or ryt wi- fry we, ress T . -& i i (cO~! | SEI CAR STOCK, N ° - EN e se . "B44 9 Miseourt. = z é o 2 tee oe $10 ; with « ant “ rt Car wert vied ll, En as Mle ; Sesenia@ eat, b& “s ul motor; érive this ca: ts b — somes | eo ore > MIS oe see. W Impl te Ame Co, | GVERLAND-—Tourirg, 3 ew rites p, | en ; Pia a — - are of ditteren 7 AE pk esbain, mi | a a4 Ls gaet Pic 7 = Jet ona oy Pl 2. sacha Pe & I219 “ia r —“~ , . ae ; ’ 2 -" "| :- és its aie aa = be Z , : : . ; ES. : > ; a s — iE "Ss > : - ™s ea a BEETY Tossing: lokes 08: your Oo VER! LAND—F ay 4 uring. for male oi LS “s ifm ; | 4 C ? even! See Mr. trad 244 at _ ¢ . 5 2 1 Wkctor ee » a exe ; 3 —— WwW pico E : C0. o Son aaah ome 367 S Grand "ead $24 = 3041-43 a yt Agathe ales we ~~ t | ag ere Eero ener tis emer VRS Rinne = were ~ 7 ares a\6 whe atte 4 “> « a 4AS re. 4} Tate for ans DEMONSTRATORS | WEI AsO — ode! 00 coating: $105. 2414 ger. new Get Bed Soe ne ze galy $150. dno ecmaition. Tees 3 rk BL ( ya S chance to ows good ante: we | FECT 7 oY eR fe sat 1241 : eet | 7 4 : ? — ~~ (‘len ” : ‘ 4 j “ ‘ : . . SS T=, 3 «oO - é y. pow Peay . - ; ‘ = y or sng .- - « ‘ ° ‘ . ; ; . EF visions. nd OV EEL AND—1 to ge en ag A rn ACTOMOBILE—A besuiiial O ima S441 Jenlata or Sidney 2073. S| WIL SOLID WITHIN E_ NEXT } ff A IU G oe “ / — --——— | MOON TOURIN 1¢ S ‘ ous om ; ‘ 7 Ee > - nd‘ian > .~£* OY “ee! ; i i Type 59. This late |\PACKARD 1921—ingle six | tar _ s er. mecrnaer'r he ; : . roe . " : oa =e0en tn Bonen © —— sl pefiatene’. Paciaré bios, E practicslly new | — ae Bam ae ee yun Ss Geep 4 2%-ton truck. Prodz ee Eallawin () CO | me reg — | cord i! poortonity | rmetorr _ This ; ALA. Big te ‘ bultabie far cpa one Myth Foe =a ; an on a — ~ hodr Th tru isan i : bette ““p ~ . b ea, *1 ii cxkele e veiour wUz “MOON TOURING, 1920 || i's teontn'ty rice. "Coise te ani | rene. Taluraue and Wieeourt Pacific tracks, | S°KG0- term” S10 Ole ns AME ROM: | at the price we are asking: | T MEISE PULU WI AUT 0 || ing shows practically no Listen In on ] appes : , | ‘ ' ja ; eculpped with — Gi ) Miller cord tires, 2 spotiighia, parking | —. a Centra! éaey pen evens rs Ones mndey a. rm a lis t. road. (Cj Sdn Gten i> wesw teat eamiition + a oew — vy Ue cord tires, bumper in & ~ i lamp, bumper and cther accessories: | undaye. 3 | EY: — , Two 1923 Dodge Touring | doubt this is the best. i This ad is just o little me 3 | im | ' Bomont $109. Central 7420. ||| class condition. $25. 2019 N Broads trade. terms. 2506 # rs Tt Re eg A ce ne value and fe particulariy adepte: | 1920 Dodge Touring Car. | 7 na PaIGE—Touring, 7011; bell 0 watisty | DODGE—Traock Call Sunday tmornin ss eabdaeseeiasraadiidaidaion ” 2 | hauling hat: procket Q12 cad | ow Wit many points. you co eT iced S406 Pinner a. ee 5 ay OMA | ice LY-EPRINGFIELD—5-ton dump; 1 : — . | 1918 Dodge Sedan.. u CADILLAG "Fs y “QUICK TODAY | ;*” Prete saee Fenner A' | _after 9. 3007 3. 25th. Sell cpap ey ee eee eee riet? Sil torn over coal4 28 excellent condition | | 3090 eed Comme A Safe Place to Buy A 0s | board, you would hear many 7 aba - ‘ , ths - ath : =e oe ae © a" : @* Ot ; L a ane the ‘T* : ~" @& "o> & ’ | arth 2 i _ : : - 4 | TRUCK: Type 59, touring. This fs “by the Southwest Nash Co. * Fr Oe oe REE 5 AER gee se eg. 6 ow BE fF rc ial Delmar ae yatnt and amit ; cash only. | ae Ti tee en ct ee take boty. We have hed this truce | == 1h qucheonit aed coat ae a _ J 4 4) , tA) “a Hf (7. any j , neers 2 - - . ; ) — . i a. * : t) ; * - a . “e ’ - , | : e : tr, al sf ; ‘f . 3 ay J tg 1 , bit ler y -_ o j ne 301, J ei eee PF oa ) > ae d LL A Q° ; : oC : it |. (chgtrieiecanraman EDRs, b-Dasnenger | tral 18% Oyen Sunday 1 (2 fery respect | rh ‘t Motor Card | | our hands in almost newé a) ello! | Tse . ony Te Vus vO iu 3 mi Mo4ei: Otiven very little; running COR - . ; Se “4 47 “re Orrin n MOR! JEN HY 27 Tl cave } ;* er f _ A > Th- ENIDIIANA | ‘f TH. be 4 "rez terr We te seat ‘ S ee b Hf . (“9 : ul 4ition and rance of new car; 5 AUTOMOBILE Locust st. Ho- | tion. 2807 « 6 Bement 61. Cen- | coder as tama icanizing Co.. 660% Dorris K-42 k sieal , Ve \ a Mm Ie ire GRAND AND LINDELL equipped with five very low price, ) | PAIGZ—Touring far: late model. fine con-| «a few month me: seed menses. 17061 4a. ae. x, Ty : vel rth our price. PaaS i | | 6 HUDSON -FRAMPTON, i} Sitio: rune perfect. 2534 Salistvury Gr (cf? CTT TE oe ~ Kelly-Springfie! “ Cars: run less than 600 miles. | | : i ree wy omy ma “# we obtain ot he dl rf Fal T ces . eT. wow? COV OCR r~_? " - a ‘ * epee ee ; ee ee ee a 4 ‘fei J > ‘ . , : ; e J - . ‘ > vy 3309 Lecust St. Al GE 2 ‘ * aa ; s, j _ v4 j © | bo — > 4 . ‘ is - is tr iv r ; rT) ti : i a . ' u r mode or some inn] y | bution of Exchanged gacrifice today: ter: ng 1817 of @ lifetime for s quick wuyer | p Ty dion Veiley M nap. | MM : ‘EY passenger touring it!) =Almost new 1921 Moon 6-46 ee —— - a ih. ted ee aT te ho aw, her PCOnSLE CTE rua rant terin APPRY PAPER ~— Mie Sei oe ' | or satisfyi Du moéel touring, eauipped with five PAIGE —Tourks + 4 yi yp err ber; 3 eit =a v7 beritct + Og ¢ ; AACN a 1918 Dodge Touring Car | | being turned in to us for i} af ing the used ear otee) wheels and for cr new cord tires brend-new : s2eTi 72) Wi. a rR i ix “hIs TRUCK Autor ree rate? aril ee > “ * , . re wi h th ir expe tation: Sely impossible to distinguish this car| oF take wmalier car tn tra Nort! tires: stake body; fine for coal hauling; | O'eURILe Truck. Aaico § Laupdr) ated va | Matar Car Baby Grand Chevrolet Tour- | Packard Twin-Six Duplex, Sedan. The our’ new Cea | meet . , . tot. 6 Market et ; ny of i Wi SSO uri T anti } tion sedan or limousine This car has " two .ex meee i a ih | the exceptional values to you 8721 alue today, $1300. First rubber Saint ote ex client: must sell, tf ; _— spc pen Bundey | t 2 | 1ese cars are exceptiona: | gone through our rebuil ding shops and | car is in exceptic ring } west Nash Co yeu will be a . ‘ 9 t | rubber, | ps ote. cellent; must sell : an oo ‘ACKARD— eK. JS-tou: gilitable for coa pees Locust Streat om, | Will carry the new Packard guarantes | @ition: int, he : ‘ ” quick ’ mayer gets it for $950. ‘Terms or| sy: $350. Webster 2069 _ , ; seal tenee Aition. 3916 244 J | values. the pervinn, ‘me ix aon on >; pain up ar : lia -- 3 = aad purtunity to ss } galesm low REO—Touri he car, 1919; cheap; private! reDERAIL—2%-ton cheest y- gn | PACKARD- ur-ton; cheap. (. A. Rowe, | Bomo 900 Central 2300. | Cash. Terms or Trade | buy a Packard Sedaz at a great sar- | remarkable condition;” on whe will allow you ; f randtt ‘ : | lie de . enraska Y etor z anes , ing. Price, $500. ' Means t on i more than likely you will m at it has been | a AHLEM MOTOR CO., 1035 N. Grand. owner BRLGA tials Open Evenings and adays Ph 2) P i 1 Sundays Peckard Twin-Six 7-passenger tour- ly cared for and has hadé@ jj sre on display, prices marked Open _ Suniay. REO—T ot ring. 1919: has fit! ag@: looks | haw!ins price tebe te Bencie Co, PA (ARD TRI b-tor nev ehnty ee ete ohh, Setes | the Bowe, bertect mechanically. cheap | 3027 Laeamt. 60 US Uru “tc)| _tuawneto, radiator, reasonable. 4618 Del Automobiles For Sale— 2 td 0 a ‘fr fcr) " er — ee ree , ae - 4 4 ? rH tea Reck-as con 5155 | Oe eI 8. tov mb —Serall_ track | 2550 W. University. | er. Forest 6212 Tae er |: Ward-Groff Motor Corp, || ik. cis! Re Motor and chacsle ||| consideration. Your as Hud J ome’ 8 ; ict PORT: i, en “sei ggg mene a ~ay | TRAPFIA vrecK Ney Hiversid Ln mn aa a a : ener Se rae hii -VU i jus een overhaule mn our i ae i son ; Te —m ae te ‘ — 2 ah REO t O U RING 2787 On ve : nN ee ee ' (« 1) UCRTON-PORT tor nterT - - : e ~y: + “R ‘er She ‘ed a, Es 4 S Lan “ An: gga # = “a i . . ahope — the car repainted in wtand- ' — = 2 mie: ed El te ti s4:h) é wa 1 ’ : — j ar - “ _ 2 > ie ” e - = i. ’ 4 on “5 : «aw tt AS af etry): ; ? 1, t. ‘ ‘ a aii 4422 ON": ox Sl aint oad A 1920, G-passenger, newly painted . 4 ie . 7 145, Kp *ecount of darkn: — ae a ee AUTOMOBILE p-cy linger 1919, ‘4-paes- 2907 -09 Ww ashington Ay. best pomnon pan thay 7 acy this coungne PACKARD PWINS 7 P re: ov ’ “*, , } Are i at , , ‘ Pix fi sire » | Ke Z "4! j peaG rT) mari er ths “a : } . “ 7" - 2 . ‘ age “ r A ‘ : HASi—i921 touring. ° tt , a iil maroon; practically new tires: wu pholst | rr postions hauling coal every day | buy: terma nger Car, or trade for For Im.ng or se- | Bomont 2040 and is a tare bargain at our price— ) | ft aige A Ia $725; terra. arte - +A” (c) ton ane mechar Cal ~_/, on like new: 06% - oe amal i? Ori 2737 — modcel: »} _ z Peete se 4 ’ as : se le, . 2 wr: ¢ nilit *} 5e 16 Gres : | $1250. ; R. adat la ee th Nash ry Touring car, 6-cylinder: must ell. | town, balance month Pe 2. . oiot Vuve, SE ~ Berfect shine. ¢ fon . — oO er: 60 this a’ HUG OTOR CAR Cf ( | FO Td—1 y-ton chain arts uck. $108 g.! TRAPFIC—New, stake tru munt tation Garage. 1915 Chestnut st ' 1922 Steph lfer - . floor: ths } EK MOTOR AK ).. 2601 Lecum et. | oe ton chain drive truck. | Station ire hs sinu : ephens Ballenr Six 4-passen | mew off the. sales OF, & Olds 8 Moon Given Away PAIGE—Touring, weimost new: aio © ee. fe) | MACK—'2-ton dump; act | WITH CAPACITY LOAD WORK GUAR-| 1921 Ford Touring Car. | i eri ; | 7 owe AS ‘ . 4 oes _—— ~- —- A man? eae : ‘. OT EET) ‘se mT ‘ mr, | of the late aq Sitios Veliey Fark, Mo 2 | DODGE TRUCK —Late model: new com: | coreg THUCK—2 1 -ton ew rub- SUIT. NEW PAINT. NO BROKER. WE 1921 Overland Roadster. USED CAR : ca x a ee ee foe eee oe perth ANE a = neon arena ~amemeeerem i | 1 nm RO A eS ave np ae tne tn lente eee aeeene TS ee eee rier sSiieow tO « Biueie a a ae een during the week | SAXON—Touwring, smaii light 6-cvylinder. 5. | ‘Dy TRUCK ellen, ondition. | = — | trade. J. M, Lederer & Co. condition throughout. Equipped with | ™mileage very low (1885 In the above-mentioned m etc.; will micrifice, $140: worth $260. 2809 ~~? . 7 3 E “., 30 ! tiverside +4 ke > few “a * 259 & Jeffarno Weat Dotter at.; Trier 2A48W fe) OW a ' : " , tp 2 te oe ——— , i : a Sperm : “s TRUE K ——} -t 0) excellent eondition rPRUCK—1 4 -ton, ' , f fer | __ S198; $98 leee dow 23 ' a. 4 vm “4 se K4 « Ue tion and will sell quickly at our low 50 caatledite new tires: unhol- Bomont 2811X, Central 380. Ll Sm tierce ae geek eke. | rd. 0 | v y pho | «bain Grive: | $1200, offer wanted, 2116 E. Warne. | _sorbers, parking lamp, sun shade, imany|1917 Jeffrey Touring . 250| FROM $2700 TO $1000. mite 7 @ standard 7-passenger gnenthiy. STANLEY RTF. A M CARE Touring, re- | chean: trade, terme. 2506 S. Jefferson 8101-05 Olive Bt, : é uber at Reifline’s 2341 S. Jeffer (a) ) mm ‘od Paige Touring ......... STERNS-KNIGHT—7-nassenger, like new: - on vay You should see. Tires, finish, motor, etc., Ww 3 extra good set of cord ¢ uay; investigate this comp any. und City stering, top and paint ifornia top that is just as just repainted, in good runnine order:| io rn s ‘a f ? ’ 7% % : . ‘ +? | / « ( “ : as §j {} SCuIPPs-BOOTH Touring demonstra’ “ea Of Crrmberia: ee ee ee ee : re 1007 Lo st. | handler Touring : Hw) ed enough to be in the pi Mill Motor oe . 4 ° > : " ’ i, tt a " red " ; ‘ . 43 . nee POI BIiAAle (ec) ute. SA0n 4 Benton 20 jo} On v0 sands, a Paes Sie Bee coe, eee Ee Chandler Touring i. ready to ge the service for which Gerful condition that it . | PoRD TRICK "Lome Lem nin? a thi ana | TRUCKS— chain dri ¢ ule or “= = _ —neoeny 5 . . | ig2 (‘handler Se . the rankliin {ts noted We offer this , 392 iN: ” mee banically pe STAN DARD TOU RING FORD rhit K ( 3 7 G aif) ‘ eg Ko00G I ‘K 4 _ : es es f a sal a ot « ¢) ——d, at &é )a7 a.ifh, AL IOTMIA tUp: har d! r Sedan "= . » car at a apecially low price—$ 7d. ; be sold for bnew. iblante. Yor- - oY or , - ’ Cm 3 Swe-+ o y . e S007 a, . . i | in Al conditions mechanicsliy; & prac- | | POR D+-Ton truck. 1922 model, $275 cash; oY, Pg chain drive; good order,| at 333% (On AY. 7 ‘“*?11919 Chalm dt > 920 Hudson, 4-passenger rt mod- Bee. | 30 () male. 6998 Magnolis $150. 2012 N.11thet. Gites. lacks goed. jaens . | or seating yey se ++ 750} or “rhis car ts In the bo of condi. | on this bargain. - Ff fia P - fs ’ om ag ‘ae st tae _ r . ~ _ | “ gf . > NASH TOU RING : balance *anryv ts ‘TrTrie ; , fy | ; tah. Oboe "7 Gae" *? 4 c*, fage fe : Mesa La ow use Ls! AT ” 3% | P h -y az FOKD D Tour! nc. 4 cars: aisn se: rane ‘coupes 11917 Dodge Pouring cee ia > price—$75 ™ HUDSON hes - 5H THE HO 38 our shop; refinished in blue and 8101-05 Olive st tion 4565 Atkins | TRUCK—New 1-ton,.- run 500 miles, oe _Chevrolet Des lers. 2274 8. Jiferson. - (cS) ; pa ) ree Hi} i; 4. . rrmm 4 top above the average; will ) Open Sunday and Evenings. £004 condition 4°24 Evar newed and refinished. Forest 7214. Horn car of this make that is ea Bomont 2811xX% Central 4&0. | inet the car for service bust ness: a bar- 7 “ORT atin Vv E It} i—fjood condit lon: new | - i iaeeaannananmane no-one te >y in better shape thar } you WwW ould 6 have many others from whic = eee te aaa | HT ARNS-KNIGHT— rouring ate model,| FORD TRUCK-—1%-ton: stake be dy, - . ' E i 3 AD THIS AD in trim: will trade for cealenae ; priced 13 | __ ternal gear drive. 2161 Varrar nt, Auto Co., 2007 Locust. aati Your old car taken as part Pay- =201 Locust Street. ; oe READ well: part terms. 4768 Spalding | = —==|;ment and easy terms on the balance. | ceptionally fine. In fact, | . - is A § top; alone cost over leed right. Weber Impl. & Auto Co., | PORD——Light commermvial truck; 1021 | We Supply that Demand Tamsteel ‘Ssampkar, . mounted on Le Wi iS At ry smobit Cn oars Srane- eee tis and Locust «tn | model, Apply i238 Clive, i ats 4 1); pare 191 Ford chaxsis: condition like new; wa AEE - wo excellent demonstration use coat wit ver * zoe 7 roaaition: ee sacrifice for cash. 4540 P ircher pl. a FORD—Ton truck, express bodv. curtain hauling; condition first-class; cO., 3309 Locust ’ i for @ 7- ‘ Riverside 11421 " (e) PTEPHENS—Touring; eport: jatest modfel;| — es fine condition: $250 4038 Blains. || terms; no brokerage. Open Sun- | nt 5100. Central 740. Open Sundays and evenings. “ AKA) D—Tourin, will, tak Nora tomate $1000 off list; to satisfy chattel mortgage: | FORD TRUCK 1-ton, 1999: starter, real * * — — ewww aoa ‘. + nt, * nox 8-256, Pest Bie rare chance. 2K 7, N. 20th et. harga! n( $395: terms. 2518 ‘EB: ston. ay. | ms 3omont 3077 7. | a 3 ——— —_ ~~ ne rer ae . + ‘ — - ; 2 7 SAK i touring cars; $160, one STEVENS—Touring new tires, new paint;| FORD —Delivery truck: 1921: stake ~ body. || DIAMOND T MOTOR CAR CO. ees eee Bee re > a - " —- ee een win} 2 price car we believe this @ will surely please you. 4 overhauled wonderful bargain: a 11 Olive (c 3997 3h “4807 Mere (©) ride will convince vou. 2929 Locust. eonones a ; : - iH | \ 4 new cuum cun cords: every my STUDERAKE R—Special a touring ‘car: in open wg starter, rece or terms. 2615 , 5g op tderal chassis é VWOUNDp ps 97 T MI cH ih. L. 250. _Loe ust st. RECONDITIO Dodge 4-door Sedan. top, in fact, the en 1920 Buick Tou i mable; sacrifice; leaving to _firat-claas condition. 919 Vireinia. Lynch. ine? | A: ton Federal chessts MOON—Classs 1921 model: Al | : 7“ Esser ervere aol ‘ae |; Shows very little serview =a | ee ee ,»| STUDEBAKER 4—Good condition: $175 | FORD—1 6 -ton — chain drive: good 7 ton Master chass!s . a tatii ‘ | an ; | a | 2 | "ash: call Bunda ~Goog a 20th $1/ | tires: onk body. See this for $85. 919° ‘OC sam Commaren bade Ee (inion 8 ation Garag age, 1915 Chest- Dodge Touring. ; . ‘sy \1920 Chalmers _ OAKLAND TURING 32 B |} | STUDEBAKER — T. curing, “$150; oe cot | eee nancies | ton gg a % Lai ) OVERL AND 3 : Saree | ea fo rong BUIOK i \ 22829 Chalme¢ : errect | — es ~-ton Service fru!t “ths Sedan | ee | ° “Im perfect condition throughout; 5 condition. 2816 Blair. ea &> os Patan’ dian mete MOND CITY ATO CO.. 2007 Locust at. | ||| a gl i | | \1820 Chevrolet good ‘tires, bumper and other acces-- STUDERAKER— 1916 B-pansenatr mot: or FORD—Truck, e466. ot tee mee 4 mecran. | | 214-ton ‘Oneida at: ce, ) = one ee . * oie AT LOW PRICES ene thing Nke new, all accessories, sacrifice. en - ; : 7 race, ‘1915 > Chestnut at lect} t : Studebak ig 6 | We are offering you an @ | > Open Sunday and renings. || Delmar 4123 She ee Wa: RAD 1- ord ice-coal. Pi. >. Snatetnanacteen toa iciceichend selection Ot reconditioned Was ebaker Big © Touting. i‘! tonal b ' It! in the ¥ | 1821 Ford ; Bh = J | STUDERAKER—Lieht 6, 1021, S780: only | TORD TRUCK 'g-ton; — will sel i “PEDURAL TRUCK CO {||| automobiles. Jorden Means : ne te a0 aie os : 1918 H ixton-Shieids. 3404 only $205; terme. | run 8700 mieg: like new. 6303 Minerva, store, 1404 Freakin wall Mond: ell —524—K inloch. $615 Forest Pari Trucks For Sale | Cole 7 9 , Chandler Chummy ||| Mnest-mechanical conditomts 1913 Img LE 1918 tre Locust, Lin, 508. | Forest 65153. ; — mano o'e ¢-pass., 1920, with Cali- Studebaker Special 6 Coupe. || @n excellent set of of abl ire! | 1918 eee ae a New; bank stock: a big discount. STUDEBAKER_—$125: ~~ Oldsmobiie, “ok 7 Buick | . paint | 142% Lindell. good running condition; must sell, 2 ing ovt of business. 3534 Missouri av. | : yao sriginal nih, ¥ . | 4 so rr - ond series; good service ear. Term rage. 23th and Chestnnt nt i eae | pone vee es met bok ne a Ser cee? | 9. l‘on Grant, eoal UOET 2S heat ac 3090.00 | | Paige, 7-pass., Touring. ||| been taken in by us as PART PAY- s to ILE— Touring, in. fine running | TEMPLAR—Tourine. 1921: firetcclaay con. | panes Os en: ‘ | MENTS on NEW STUDEBAKER without additional 10 dealer. Colfa 231, 5" yay ~— ‘ ry’ 7 > _—— an oe 20 + bf De ig : e i= Velie, 2098 Olive © SR] dition. 3010 Olive st (8) | etead. ; 4025 NX. New- || . 2-T'on Reo, chassis and cab......... 100.00 | }}/) om ole ‘pass., 1919, QARS. We have taken them in at a||} than nominal interest @ sd VELIE 6—Tour! look: d operates “ORD LIGHT TRUCKS iny styie: oo 1 Ss oe & 1 ait =}020 20 mode; a be in for new: run very little: sand porate a . meal Re ty ta et yah | 2- | on Denby, furniture hody Ti ARS ? 1200.00 | Studebaker, 5-pass., 1921. pon PRR—aes — a — covering unpaid : if n pF Ton Ww hite. ice eream hody SEE Ae 2108. i) | } Gardner, 5- pass., 1921. Pp oe) grea eee vice. Veltlo 2938 OWive.fe?) samo, bargains, terms, trade. 2620 Olive. areal buy: $106 1921, practically new: 1 FORD S—Delive ry cars and trucks at your Ford Coupe, 1921. splendid mechanical condition and = = real buy; $196, baiance easy. $916 En- own price: cash, trade ; . ¢ hi : Tight unday ani evenings, Seo Mr Toher | 31 -lon D ‘ S 95 (Ford Sed 9 have painted them so that they look Oldsmobile Touring “6” VmLIe— Touran cart Redsear OS ee Ey ee Pg ToT, Mo Diamond ¥ hrs bods and hoist... ain 1 fh ora re as. & ke wow, y two more left; rebuilt and re- tinental motor; good condition: Call after | FORD-— at in | , : tieally new tires: lotsa of | Bs. m.: S200. "Sidnow 40727. OR S- 3a, hee 1925, $3) fit clues cone | NA Nash Touring, 1919. | We believe these automobiles will 7 tops and upholstery ; VRLIE—T Light — a touring: | denhall, Ford dealers, 2315 Locust st. Open | N \ give you the service you have a right very appearance of a Rood to a @ bargain: evenings (e}) | Convenient Terms. to expect and please you in every way } new; e ed; ings oe Sta ! cen oor oo See: i a ELIE TOUR FRING | tat crathahe pec tee? Pea Rae: | MOTOR TRU CO HII BBR oo set pe Sy aOI-OF Olive Be St an. t G B09 No Vandeventer. Open Sundays ani) | aap |) Newell Motor Car Co. Open Evenings. | FORD—Chain-drive truck: will pac rifles; g0- Ble eC —_ -————-- fornia top : | _8101- 05 Olive “—- “Passenger, looks like new: | evenings, ie?) t 2811X%. Central 380, : | FORD—Tri ck; vanel holy: guod cobéition » f ° | I ipunday and re BeNrkt ey “s pone Na CO... 5189 Delmar. $75 down . eo ms Auto fe Authertesd’' |t Open U ntil Noon OS) |}? IN Kk ST. Bil Romont Fh oct Bt. iat WEBER MOTOR CAR C0. '2 c . Sunday till noon. Dealers. GS85 Delmar bi. Open Sungay || dh pen Sundays and Evenings, 2% P Re fol) morning, (c x) i . i. ne ih | Hage LOCUST, | $ Centra] 3093. Bomont 61,

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fe AY, 8, 1929. For Sale. ° e ange Car rtment Location ocust St, | [ONT 3080 what we hon. é is the Safest r market in the are fixed after ection and fair No attempt is imperfeg- neeal there may be. y tell you what #6 cars have given jous owners and can expect from You can future. obtaining here‘ as we Say it is it ought to be— tegrity behind it. elf which is the ition for you— car at a fair new car of the DY IS DRIVING USED CAR C SEDAN late series of our odel is coming into in almost new con- refinished and re- e velour upholster- practically no wear; with five excellent bumper in front; no is the b “bargain for some time. ILLAO uring. This is one series {in @ seven- touring car that is in to us for one of ‘Cadillacs; equipped set of cord tires, + mechanically the eptionally fine con- t, upholstering in condition; this it has been proper- and has had due Your immediate be necessary. : D TWIN SIX sold this last May the sales floor: the low (1885 miles); rarely that we are to offer as fine a con- as this; just work- to be in the pink n. It’s in such won- ition that it could new. Imagine the must act quickly n. SON 921 model. This is 7-passenger touring make that is in re- fine condition; Aas an set of oord tires, ~ wheels; the uphol- and paint are ex- fine. In fact, this ot look like the or- i car. Will make onstration because y and is in such) condition that there . 4 thousands of miles ear. If yoti are look- J-passenger standard We believe this car please you. B; all necessary me work has been doné and it is ready to mediate service; has Brewster green ped with over-sized the upholstery and ct, the entire car little service. BUICK 1822 model four-cyl- We believe in offer- at the price that ering you an excep- in. It is in the very nical condition; has t set of cord tires, The paint is the _ nish, dark blue, and cally no wear. liy light and eco- le car. If you are in a late model car ption we would ediate action. freely gtven. . responsible parties Gitional cost other interest on note unpaid balance. a & - / oy eee a? - oth tia bad - tam 7 ; a 4 oc umape . ¢ Xa Fg eS Pe s } Locust St. ont 3080. TO SECURE A HIGH-GRADE USED CAR AT AN EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICE 1920 Anderson Sport Car \ 1918 Allen Touring \ 1920 Buick Touring \ i921 Chalmers Sedan \ 1920 Chalmers Sedan \ 1920 Chalmers Sport Car 1820 Chevrolet Baby Grand 1921 Dodge Touring 1920 Elcar Sport Car \ 1921 Ford Sedan \ 1821 Ford Touring \ .1918 Haynes Touring \ 1918 Imperial Touring \ \1918 Maxwell Touring \ \ 1919 Maxwell Touring \ \1920 Maxwell Touring 1921 Maxwell Touring ' \1921 Maxwell Roadster 1922 Maxwell Demonstrator 1922 Maxwell Dem. Coupe 1923 Moon Sedan 1920 Oakland Touring 1921 Oldsmobile Touring \ 1920 Oldsmobile Roadster \ 1920 Paige Touring 1918 Reo Touring 1917 Stearns-Knight Touring And Many Others Make your own terms and take advantage of our 30 days’ free service and free storage plan. WARD MOTOR COMPANY (i-.) USED CAR EXCHANGE i i: 3027-29 OLIVE STREET - le RETAIL AND MAINTENANCE. DEPT., 3016-18 LOCUST ST. & eo CRIT: tg > . .$100.00, up 5 Overland Trgs. ...... ¢ 90.00, up 3 Ford Roadsters ...... $100.00, up 4 Chevrolet Trgs. ...... $ 75.00, up 4 Ford Coupes ae eowes $350.00, up 4 Dod re I a £250, 00, up 3 Ford Sedans ....-.-.-. $390.00, up S Be Se ib kek: £300.00, up $50.00 Down $100.00 Down $150.00 Down $200.00 Down ESS See .§ 79 Liberty ;' $390 Hup re eB $575 Paige geteud e¢ $650 Studebaker .... 90 | Ford, 1921..... 250 | *‘Buiek?... grinding machine and expert- ACOES: Riss cont 3 rt _price 2000 ‘Utan, ) mental] work. Wrnkler Cylinder Grinding ———— 5. | Co, 4386 Olive. Forest 204 ACCESSORY SALE—W onderful barca in — ——— New 30x3%4-Inch us re €4 95: tool bcxes, DODGE FRONT FENDER—New moiel. °] 50: $1 vulcanize 2be; ee 7 7718 B. Broadway. cK, fic: aki id hal ins $1 95> or ; ton. DOU BLE GARAG E— Portable: practicaliy 4 50: side aes eg R, . Sy Dna > new 6210 Chatham av. c abany 205 i | 250: barrel side iights 2.25 . Te ye eT -_ ~ rking | EASTON AUTO PAR Cc parts t te. 95c: ston light. 1; Da tom Moot: many other bargains. Open Sun- cars, fenders. — 3845-4 47 Easton av. a day mornin Cc. ©, Chapman Auto Suppty | EV ERETT—Rear end: - $12. 50: perfect con- | mi) Co... 1107 Chest tnut. _ 462) | dition. 2000 Utah. Sidney 1254. il dition. £00Y Vian. = == . ss RIES — The biggest. selli ng event | FENDERS—For sport model for mores com. | | ACCES season is now on at the National plete with individual steps, price 27.50 like new, | 344 T — — ~ ae ‘Whe RIFICE TIRES—30x3 one | | alan of $1 deposit for each | Balance C. © D.. — ROSE TIRE C ri jt a a NS a ERP aE . ~ ee. - or ye Ce i is Me A Y. OCTOBER §. 1922. ee 1200 AUTOMOBILES Bicycles and Mot eens 7 Ecol orcyctes Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. post bisraTcH. 21 ARF _FUSt- A Cc 4 Readiness eee OB IL ES ~ AUTOMOBIL { : ‘ : E § - A U T OM O BIL ‘3 25° Ik, S ° a*e les For Salo— Automobiles For Sale— Automobiles For 8ale— | A - utomobiles For Sale— Aut ~ _Biseellaneous Miscellaneous | Miscellaneous | | utomobilea For Sale— Bodies F | : — | moqursror SHIELDS f iil ent — - enees ag Ay Sg gS — 7 “Whe P Sag — Ph cman tweed andy i * or w- aT c oa. ‘ ; ¢ Hi | car values. 3401 Locust. ae i — sant furniture tn eg g condition. | Genui Se A : oo , undelt bi Ve. a: i | . | nuine Cupples spark plugs, timers, T 9 if ~ | Call Bentén 444 or 6434 wre at | compl t > FF -Hawk ring .abri- FORD PAKTS—Good, used: fondere. hoods. - OUR DODGE BRO HERS i | USED CARS U | B OD Y—Foed fon truck, poe Merth Market jcators, ‘boc: Stewart spotlights, $2.95; in- — anything: cheap. 7316 N. Brosd- i | Biddle’ l a, pony touring S1.050 | Se ar Gl € | S008 Ferd wearing, with “wiggat Pe ans $7. oo. hick ie cheaper. a $1.50" inveatren | FORD—Car magnetos rec is REBUILT SEDANS, COUPES, ROADSTERS || Stearns chummy wa ssees ewes mew, h 3 | TPTOMOBILE COUN ene ee ee ‘Sc; ‘make Sour cid tire run 500 | Beers. 907 Walton iar cheigne lights. ¥ , || Qaklan OUTING «eee eee eeanwenees 475 fall I 2000 more miles with one of our tire GARAGE—TI I Be ee a ae are eee ien 25 OsE ST OfAit , Y - 3 ~ Double. _Webster 2123. AND TOURING CARS |] a a 3 | Continued Unti SAA "288 BODIES FOR FORD TRUCKS | tiem, tor Socovedig eutern, 2.70%, Set tay WOODS vakamuiae salpeear™ oh | — touring . so EE Meee ces ose 450 9 |p Nall SEF OUR USED Every prenpocss Son, © bese a Wg inspect the| wrench set, 95c; bench vises, $1.50; $10 _teach buyer trade free. x 3.100, i. s guara J T x r. . ; Graham - long since established themselves as the one safe invest- || : a ae BISHOP MOTOR corp. ° ° 3667 Olive i. Seser Gane a ang Bo ge Fy cn the market and | | mpoton-extvee berm 26,07: Bt a "hol i pea bars Boroaiein oF on 2 i | Open uncaey. -27 cust st. ' prices are iower. an furnish a Ford chassis boxes, 95c: dealers and individuals, right inyon —— eee r constant ai ant |OPEN EVENING y through the co-operation of any Ford deal ) | MOTOR G ENERATOR—Bultabis f, tory in om cars. Ou aim is to maintain this posi- | ere | Sun dav () ct St 3S_ANP_BUNDAYS.(060) | Can arrange suitable terms for payment. "Seo we” have ‘a wonderful FE pan FORE RE: YOT7 Feanonable. 4620" paz Ho} | | nce. : win eflector —_~* for them. H ~ wd ° Chasses For Sal MARTIN PARRY, |" 7387. ORIGIN NT. 4739 | PORTABLE GARAGE—Reasonabi ; | We have a varied selection—all tm CHASS1S—Gardner $90; 7 =e 1 Duncan | Easton. : = Oris _— PRO ~~ | __4188. ata. Cabany Q ||| exeellent condition, which were traded | S : t L ° M t | Sunday morning. 2265'S tee n Sires Forest 4698 Delmar 1943R.(c) | _PORTABLE GARAG pens = % TE MOTOR CO I | in on Wills Sainte Claires. | ain ours oO Or. | wavy. : ss high- GOACH RODY—4-passerger: cost $1000: | Sp | cheap. 4232 Shenandoan. (2) °9 Mc. ine Before you buy call on ug or you | CHASSIS—Ford, late i921. — sell for $125. _ 3415 Iowa | ECIAL CLEARING SALE TUNGAL RECTIFIER 1 i} ‘ o ; starter. de- ° a as ee ®; ||) might miss something good. Car Co. mountables, Hasslers. lock wheel. $185 DELIVERY BODY—Ford: No. 147: newly To make room for our winter goods we, _ battery capacity, with two bulbe: 1241 8041-43 LOCUST ST. Central 7615 H Bente’ yor MOTOR CO., 56341 Wells av. o | __painted; $65. 7805 Ivory. (c) | srenliomadl” ee oo ——_ ape ore | Wenee high-discharge voltmeter Fm “rar Open Evenings Until, 0:30 LOCUST AT 28TH || DopGe—Chassla: S045. S315 B Broad. | lth “Cait Monday. 117 & fist” “We | une. High-grade shock absorbers. $5.45.| Tillman. Parmington, Mav ~~ at aaa » i Ma ’ - 4 ee . : we & an : umpers, | , . —® Sunday Until Noon, + FORD — Isis chassis, $05. 3067 Olive. Coe FORD touring car, body, new, latest, 1-7 BID, $3.95 and $4.95 Tae Mer sea | DENBY TRUCK - PARTS i | =" =" ~. = $e On al ' coms RD BODY—Panel ‘ies, ~ 540. Box | ; CUT-RATE TIRE @& SUPPLY CO.. batter! a pair Ford ax! ings. or two reasons a conservative buyer will select | ||| dave. Riefling 2941 8. Jefferson. tc) | _F-243, Post-Dis._ Grand 1457W. | 1713 Chestnut. at Wiesner te ee i} me iFORD CHASSIS—Completely overhasied: FORD—Speedster bodies; best bargain in | VULCANIZER—Large gas wen his Winter job early. The first is that he can take ||! A I A TY Hl |” fond rubler, excellent for ight ‘ruck er ¢ ‘own: trade your body. 2620 Ollve. | Ga antats for This been used; will sacrifles. 37 oy | at \ ( : || @elivery. 5 Cates. 9 a. m. to 2 v. m IRD S—Coupe: 56: sedan, me. ‘bis choice The second is that Closed Cars will } Co AN I) | ill FORD CHASSIS—Lat e rnodel, with starter, a ae cheap: trade or terms. 21 4 | p k? Se —_— 5 AA ame 2 30 days. ' ° classy, extr must sell at a sacrifi eee | W ox P-o Pos ¢c mi eost more 30 to 60 days later it o - oth _Call § to 2, “3432 _Shenandoah. " FORD—, Any ave eee a ee Pigg age | »ctiaaaih ik ee F n 950 AU ITO PARTS PLATED : r if 00 FORD CHASSIS—1921 del: big b in. | ibber; completely everhaule Nickel-plat r caps for aii cars, ; “4 | f dC C h i 23 Locust Street et igh go ns ‘Auto, Co.. base ED a DIES—N ed | Febe_rails Be Me re ig bos: Bae: FISCHER PLATING CO., | ‘Bee our line of Closed Cars, Coaches, Sedans, Lim- | FORD CHASSIS Sen sey mere A (CSe) | “roadster; also several good used bodies: cemeket, Soe, Ham smn ct | — Sentral 4468 18 st. _(eBdxy t i} ws * :. t. a n es for a or “ | ousines, Coupes, Cabs. it e n° || | Preaek" chemin, at Bargain ‘pricen: caan, | Shah: Gage, Mpeuae Motor Co. 104 Si; | Selptkee flashlight. weit bulbs 6cs, i . 100 allons of tt @ea 77 ie See Mr, Tobey, Carondelet Motor Co., 3867 FORD BODIES—New: coupe, sedan, tour- i = 1% B, F., ay camne, 75c TRUCK PARTS t k f U sed Cars ha b th hl UNS ooo 6m 6S. Grand av (o44) ing, roadster, also several good used bod- jacks, 75c: rubber and leather running- -poard | 50 per cent off list | Our large stoc 0 S een oroug y “ /FORD—Late ‘19 chassis; new tires, Gooayear ~~ Py rg trade. eee Motor re, A mats, 5c: foot accelerator. 50c; tire covers | are 20 ve cm and esil ‘the an a Kinde of | | in t ‘ " PS) 8 c99) with white strip, for demountable wheels. good : rebuilt and refinished. And all carry our Stand- ° ‘ if honk? Bt Ne pe Mg B, on tried FORD BODIES—4-prsenger coupe, regular 95c: tire lock chains, 50c; lenses, accordin lower. et SEN ae ERS. ag ‘' ith every used car delivered A W d rf ] ‘il! out to be appreciated: will demonstrate. | _COUD®. touring. roadster, and all styles of | to law, 4 per pair: top recovers with bac wav. Riverside 208) « ard Guaranty. . : : = onderiu || Call any evening after 6 p. m. SO049A) Ford anc speetater Semmens fe oy we = for pontine dnoe’: a "$666. USED AUTO P PARTS ° ° | te || Garfield / : chassis: use: : em ta en in esis 8 res, guaran:ee m oS i||\| Stock to make your selection from. Reconditioned, ||||| soxps tant camis and tucks; some | AB, Fe¢y Co. 106°5. 12th t.. opposite] gues, lt atzes, O86; run, vleor seg Ford, Dodge, Chevrolet. Maxwell, Diesi otor CS GO ||||| renewed, repainted 7 || are in excellent mechanical condition: rea ~ FORD TRUCKS: ag, UE Quid BaD, Oc! ROUEN 86-00 | h"Auien tnd’ other popular takes = c teal co n; rea! 2 - ng : | | : ’ i ed, repaired. The opportunity || Bargains. ‘pricea from 9140 To $300, cosh | oe valse: 32.8° ‘Tota Easton, St. Louie, Mo, |e, wheels, "any parts yon heed e,e l aupt °o o,. | : : | ou have been waiting for. Cash—+t ii ] Me Glee Olive st. fo} | BARNETT. “Ss ALES CO, ING.. | ot the stuf,” SOUARE DEAL aUTO Authorized Hudson and Essex Dealers Th) Y g ior. Ca: erms—trade. ™| Bz i 4 “9 | otereom and Arsenal HY Hie 2737 OLIVE 8ST. (cB) | 3920-31 Laclede Av yd geese ||! Automobiles For Sale— | ADAP I A I ION How’s This for Bargains? — ; > Bit ws ee . « .» 4 — | T' : . it —,——_. ~*~ aE a —— Miscellaneous ~\ Lindell 795-979 Delmar 600 Ves = |_EORD BODY BARGAINS, \7o the times of bargaining for|, , , e Het + entral 43. res For Sale x4 } ops For Sale ___ | SPECIAL BATTERIES—Guaranteed 1 year: Your visit here will be appreciated. , | red; (S¥Fora $13.50; Buick, $15; Dodge, $19; AUTOMOBILE TIRES. PP street. i || AUTO TOPS, curtains made: 52°50. 4409 | Vortex a 2 gallons Pe envy =nons of nem ren! price. ine S. 4t in! Evans. | ov. anner Battery. ES—4 , et Ss. ‘tires — I WW I VW ILSO} y MIO I OR ( A R ( °( ) Ie) i AU’ ORe—F 922 Dodge touring: cém- | BATTERIES—Three good Willard red hot, | 2nd rims; *Si0. 46 SOU Al ES NASH CO. i ©9 Ir (- Hi] “plete wit th poe A» Goad an aa 26721 | a ee 3024 Easton. = =H w: * Hieel tity seaso o Dodge . 474 laska av RES—33 J States guaran Heel is rl ulors | | Ta aes double “ventilating. one] one » | — rats, $15.50. 311 S. 12th. ~ carrey New “Exide: ott: tor lars ® Hibee shield, cost $200, looks like new, $ 5037 | "car: used but few ys: take it away | TIRES — 32x4. new Goodrich ad HAYNES AND DORT | soa SOVERED 98. LinGelt | £08 928-8308 Dower. Tnew 0 Tipe Sibeiling code SONG MIRED 4 | , +||| FORD TOPS | RECO |BATTERY BARGAINS—Brand-new -volt, Sbeiveriing cords, 30x3%. . THE HOME OF SOUND VALUES fit | ~ - ° || 6827. 912 N. Theresa. (c89) fit any car, abit Doses | battery, $16; year ___ Stradiey Tire Co.. 3601 N. G ey: HiT 2921 LOCU rR 29 ING N AVENUE ROADSTER TOP—Ford: we siso do all| guarantee. 2521A N. Sarah st. | TinES—Saxg. 8244 Sore eee | in Ht 2921 ST S EET ‘ 14 WASH TO? A be 4 ty kinds of trimming. tops. cushions. 2411 BATTERY POXES a at 40¢ each, “s cord, $6.95. 4952 o Fh — == aX —————— — = J | _ = x: -_ tains, etc. General Upholstering Co.. _ all sizes. Battery parts, wholesale sea f re- tee ioe ‘upples cord. x4. $1 50; dant, — up; mall orders filled; aud evenings. =e : ON , ‘f ay. fT aie 97 (@) TIRES |\GOODRICH, GOODYEAR, FISK. “he STONE, “ETC... SLIGHTLY Use GUARANTEED 8 MONTHS , AT ONE-iIALF PRICE, ft Baar 190 32x4 BOnSM occas 700 33x4 oe rs — See, 2.25 3424 . eee. i geaws 250 | 3hn4 ee oe ' 2x4 aes 2.75 364 owes ar oS 00 rae eee hase 3.75 7x eaweée Mail orders shipped ere subject to yoo 1526 8. Wabal-ay., CHICAGO. ILL. DEPT. 1. 1 tra auality, 76c: jJacka, TOC; Ferd springs, ooo 1 $1.25: rear springs, $3.29: t covers, | ) half price; shock absorbers, $4.50 per set: 3ic per gallon; auy | Ford parts in stock at half price during this | TIRES! Ford coupe, late model, with starter. $780. Ford touring. ‘17 model, $73. Ford pty tem rm del e2e5 : a late model. with wary ' TORY REPRESENT ng 17 model, li BI AID «4 oc cc ncncesawecs 7.45 { re thing but the auto. Spe- | | 30x3 % Alax . -% iH] cial pet ey Gealers and garage men. Na- |, 30x3% apg Cc — ped eeeeenn §.95 lil} tlemal Auto Supply Co., if N. Grand av. i T2xd%y Alex _ toeeeeccee GMS Hi Bell phone L’ ndell 1581. Open Sunday a. m, | | er Eveten Coveesneese ns ps Rg it] - i} 22s POS 8 6 38s cbbereante : ; Hi 64 ‘OMPARE THESE “PRICES || S2x% Sterling Cord ......... 17.50 | i} All new Tires. MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. bank draft or money order must accompany all out- ef-tewn orders. BPECIAL OFFER ON MICHELIN CORDS FOR t*HIis WEEK. DIRECT votes ATIVE FOR MICHELIN TIRES AND TUBES. | TIRES! : 33x4 ‘eens **#eeeeeer 33x4 Sivertown Gand. isvasei n4 <n san Teed. veer ae

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Titeestcr. _ “W350 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Horses and Vehicles, Store Fixtures, Typewriters and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today: POST-DISPATCRH. | iene ——= —=—=— ICAL , . BOOKS AND T | SEEDS, PLANTS AND ‘TREES | STCRE AND OFFICE FIXTURES | H ND VEHICLES CAL | | PERIODICALS _ CLOTHING ets aoa ORSES A musi For Sal P} = - to wat i ever- —— erman Lutheran Bible, 170 yea —-- | ROSES—Selling out 190 varieves” o - | ones, pentect eondition; valuable acquisi- For Sale egg ten Bone we xututet Brides. tO) Soy A FoI For Sale For Sale s Tuning and Repairin EL ELECTRIC piano 75: nickel-siot; plays | PIANO—Uorighr. 2 Go al ae SOD OUNTaAI® —- BEL EE : ~ | : AN ae, ioe $74 Page er as family Bible. bade 4 GOA’ Sas new. for 16-year-old miss. | Tare plants | Ca sigs: very rea- ohh te UNTAI v——Kack bars and bettie HORSE—Five years old. for light work; $35 $2—EXPERT piano tuning; repairing . See | fine; bargain 2607 Franklin av. ) a! Ha, Sunday before | cheap. 5794 McPherson, 1st floor west.(c) | RUBBER EE Gomes onwealth._ c}) Inc. 1113 Pine ces 4: EB Schmidt Co. cash. Forest and Waldemar. _.| sonable: ail work poarentesd alm frean, | GABLER upright, used, excellent tone: | Fe Fe | PANDAS E : - ~ “ . = pak Miemttet Caenes Soe? aad See?” C's | COAT—Beaslifal Hodson eral cont with | ORF 5 Nias 1000 Market, ter a | TUNING AND REPAIRING | | KABE—Piano; excellent ‘condition; sacri Music Gn 4 cx or electr ; ¢ pinnos. disaw ts oT as. 'TINDEMAN upright. ebony case. very S from ¢ for books you hav bed. skunk collar and cuffs. 7 ~opper } Grand . ave. finished. call Cadany 246. (c62) __|_fui bargain." Box 5-401, per Hines = “Sie °s39 Lemp av as a omaite i0: muiss .$15- $35: wagon, har- Compton av. Grand bars; new SE _cheap. 315 Choutean_ av. Member National Asst. Piano ere. (coe | _cneap. Reem U_Oseen Bidg. No deaters. ER Ea ae 9 vee : 7 ee Rr gy a ne. > . eK we pee — ee — —_— BOOKS—at >t 20.000 - | COATEE—Laree. handsome “Russian fitch , ; a, one. hn | e floor, es oe as ‘A = ‘front ané@ back ¢ has or “903 Call In six to eight week Students will be un-. . ography, travels, miscellaneous, al-| Cali Monday. Gren SAFES—11 edhe wo eth $50 1113 take $280. A. E -_ Scase. Ma cnsep Se. iS ie — Ger saneaeeel Reverenncee TB of C, M. Townes.; _oney ms machine, - Famphiets, manuscripts: this is the | | DRESSES—3. tricotine. 2 georgettes, size 34 combination 13 Pine et (c99) | HORSES—Ter horses, mules, $15 fo $35; president of Polka Schoc! of Piano ee | THE BALDWIN PIANO COMPA} 11 ei : — . ANY, size. t end finest collection offered in sey- ' 2° Diem o} {ah , are Raumann Sefe « ‘ } Bt QT: > Tw TRE . rtal = SEAN mag .agons harness, cheap $15 hout eau a “ ' live ; . cost ; years: now ready for inspection: alec ake arn j 36 ’ a? oa 2 iy mou fH, adoany j “ — — = . - — . om = he : =! eal , r - an iW 711. . st rye mp en = ; - " new: al stamp, cheap. har eas se?! - yt} K: make studio work: evening only. Box F- 244, | an nn Ham ton Sie BUILD | eck Inge ovenlog Page inti 2 og. a __ (99) | FHB tnitea Ga os +f ee = fieh eS Ps ~ THE BALDWIN PIANO COMPANY, || 88 lon 38 $176. ILDING MATERIALS =f . : ) Sait SS | Fixtures Co., manufacturers of fOKse—strewberry rosa light) delivery |StAN—Who understands reveling (s8x0- i111 Olive st. (c99) | ©2- 912 Pine st, se neal 'POOTBALL SUITS—ne cor oF lete outfit i1l . : store, « | dr tore fixtures. at he ree. 3 white : Bald - "T" : ow eg ette av. and 18th st.. brewery. p__abie Call Mon dar. Forest R937 R ic) | WA hem pee: Mera. own TYP ne : areas are old. good. Fo A "COME geet —BSit aio or private FIELD-UI PPMAN P IANO S’ ST TORE. 1122 Olve | oot, av vin . "$35: fuli-t = =. Or arene, Lye abe a aa —_— - es = ER ee in erate eV matty eye Toe P * Ver] SFI IRS €; - Sonal oe > d all ma- . — ee : oa - ones | fe 2701 Pa aYv. BARBSE:: "IX TH R Loa _Dneap. as. M mday , ma ee - - —————— rel] matched; suftadie any Purpose satay Phan - * ‘ Phone : avi : . PLA sg’ « ol ote “ g NS cae 367 1 * 2026 8 Rroad lway erat? r wh ri harness and wagor , la er not . si19 = With ro we 4 ‘ . . —New an sed; sash, doo e : oe orchestra or piano payer. 0) Oli 7" is, M _ —_ Vict isrce size: plumbing atures: all ay cheap ; a "C 0. 495 N. farah lend BAKERY WALL CASE—16 feet, liks ne: i\ULTIGRAPH—Many ! cost $1400 ; a + harness, $30: new &.,_ Siehei t Ra , New and used: sash. Agore. wal! ize : 215A Tyler ' one 4-barre!: fruit stand fxtu: ov ments. mr erate ne.thi see - | on ) Coa : Si rer yreek. Cut Rate Piano “House, 1102 PLAYER?) PIANO is: a 1102 Olive st. ‘ ‘OAT — Trin nar ; ° ; aa r : 4 ya to join Aévanc e Concert Band ro re ee 35 rolls, beach A: as : fur; “abeolutely new; size 36: cheap. 4035A }O0K CASES—/(Sectiona! fesks, roll anil UNDERWCopD- use ew ™ I ete aes er = ; r ; ~ ™ ~ - ttn Lafayett 3 ae nt faa letter Mien, , fies. ewrit heap / 20084 Ri I ae oN ORSE- le; O-gaited, ind, m0 Ree 2500) 3. 10th 4 9¢ ») ease: small size; $27 ion eat oF terms. PLAY! ER. PIAN. sa. : + , | | mndition: ert ‘ et: ) ' ride Mis hate Nonprof sonal, on al! instru- _Cut Rate Pitne Fone. 11 fltve. na hogany case: ge!! ‘aa "Bee Ma today. - w. Davis, | LADY'S COAT—Suit and dress. Call os ne = — ———s — 726 ae aa. oy | | He RSES— earn large ho es. aout .8 I SAXOPHONE ‘PLAYER—Desires “Resition ROYA sr good buy - Bice oa ke ase; TER -PIANOS r : Ee cae LADIES’ its and Gresses. Blue ir _ 1007 Market ine . . Fu fe?) - Pees uae peice Ber ue. 50 - - - - —_— —-——— - ~-+ . ise ; Tth - . Vie 1P INIST—Wi shes to | PLAYE R- PIANO—New- . m. on Saturdays. i\Lapra S To ONG COAT Brow nm: full lined: SEER IGE BOdEE Te. > ene 6-bs =n 1 and fULTIGRAPH ‘emnuiete wih ait alien ts a —"- _Yersity City, Mo. ———— ionial size; bie snap; now $100; terms. | Park. . Ss + eucatlent condition: now 5 ay - on = heed wi ly ae ‘| NON-PROFESSIONAL cornet player wtd. : ouse. rimmed with black ing out: quick sale _ 560 ei ma! eost for ule x 2 mf pet - Dis. st: . Vena Cat) Pn ae 2 a : ~ == = Le ers 7 = tre and advancement. Ca! rite D. STEINWAY—Piano; how S275: wainw . Commerce a? amber | — : pieerinat pe ~ ’ ’ ers, check protectors : . : : . —— : a ee aol ‘ ‘ 4 : ain end se orkan. ; - MEN S t LOTHING A © ci i 2 4 &. ‘ r ‘ - - 5 i . 1 — , - so. é‘ 7 90 * — Cipetiny Mmenta especial iv expermen ced ba art STE INW AY GR RAND—Slightly used: tone | _way “and "tt. Oxi Sj buyin inter sui d : a md ice creas ——— = —O i ia ae cee hau eee” Sie Ph apne ‘* mer. alto. trombone and clarinet. n ~d action practically like new; wonderful pp im, 4c and Seo per ft: 2x86, ous i332 ene brady Se ba: oto otter. Sais avers BooT HS—For or « ar ay and = pario: PEW RITER—Remington No. omg Wil : , hes Phone or ca! a maueleinne aaielentindl ADpiy Naval Reserve a a peed wag eget oan sien PLAYER-PL 1ANO— Whit Sotet. new and secondhand doors. =P ny ‘goat, see and Mor Q 9 P. i a _o eap 100% ark ——— vet . iat atv] | Le G rich > 4 20° -* = ‘ Armory. foot ef Ferry #.. any snaseees ane a in : wen imei a eens 7 case: ¢ cellent’ » = = se} - a ; . areal e rus . ran ar sad : " * ; - i Zahet akingion, ‘etec! cellar windows, oe SOcretTY WARDROPE EXC HANGE, Grand | a $33 5 ~ a $0. : aa > Cass : . WRITERS—U sabis, —- iUCKSTI C jood condit | Be. om | so. =m Act Se See THE AFROLIAN CO., 1004 Olive. . fe3) | ae Olive, ._ Wpeluided: Mente | - 7 " } ° r : : ost + ”) ° al 7 ‘ a ‘ ‘ i i fy 4 i). c¥ * } ton ;: ht 3 SES. ei lnionin hardware. plumbing fixtures and sup- jand Arsenal. : 30: mus —$ ———_—_ - -—_ --- “ ic , — ay. Cabs ¥ 2570 (e899) | pewa . : . : UTTER BOXES—3 and @ roll Metra: Se ne ae fremier: 4 feoku) IANOS Wtd.—in qxsnangs it — usual (cee it ; At See stieminila 4 gy Se - - Ay ey era i Sy : oP orth —e ; — . ee rani chuber > 7 Franklin. ‘ 7 4 R.p!i RB FLCORING—Partition ll by 4 40 | MISSES COAT—And dress. $4: guilt. use: rgains. need room. Husswar oS ae = — - ix RI ren as ceeall - Srapha. Schubert & Son, & aan Fie ae That a. hich, re ANO— $409, feet. 138A Ch rok ic) ) Troi Zan; Grand 67 DJ. 911 3 R: oa iw ay " & Ee He a — ws aN . a Ere me . t- = ' : che ‘ rm. = 6 a ‘ >| y : dima STUT TZ . co B8-note mahogany 1 nia ver- ' — ° = a :' 'K ; uti : ick fox: | BUTC “HER OUTFIT UC . be a —"— a 3. | , —_ — PLAYER-PIANO Wtd.—To store without =+* *-:4 § : na otal tubing: $250. | ean : rit x ‘E Beau tiful ia . Db R ‘ = " r . . nares > - " , | aD ; : | ? Ww a ih. it) wondéert a1 2 ° a %* fashionable first-class lining and sh; nd Dayton omputing Sn | —Giomann? 4028 tt Gen te ~ s 2423 or the use of same. ebster cTEr D-LIPPWVAN PI ANO "STORE 1122 Oltrs | reasonable. 208 N Matn. Cent ral § . iste! eo Ay counter: ecery bin EES n : th. oT} 229, : — a ——————_——__- { ’ ry “ . —— — " 7 , mr — Sc ARF Reautit skunk new : tion {© maich; need room. ¢c or terme "¥ PF RITER ' : di en Aw ss 4 purposes, $45. ~ ——— amen ; , eh note; fine tone, 47 rolls Tr ? sh 7 mann 2 d . 4 nes - | . . . . . Your Home 2 7X ot $10: mages $5. fe) tt eee : Multi; Hiammond, at ai, ; es IN—Pi: amo keyDo ard; hand made; rostvi : he rn? per month 417 N Oth. ER > e 5 , = ot = 2 . . . _ = . o = - T «+? ; #so , zo in store at aciT ie pe -% ine 3a. “Forest jaerw i UTc Ht IXT CRES—I boxes, countes | Bid 2 _ «ey [ B fer s r trade. 6547 Corbet a4 — accordions repaired. Luttbeg. ood ag 9 nd lot > ni sic incl I = | _EHMAN PIANO CO. aan sure —2 iy: Net ~~ Nationai. wwiy “ i : ee prepa scence —B 3 black net din- ae YPB RS—T nderwood Rorals and for same What ‘ : “al ; Silv _ york. B fiat: iitke new, ° . na.; Dargain. L j‘mi,A Ea } ; o2J. tc? eae me : —— A! ——s | oe : _— fTer. sa crift: fo S941 Shera nde cab. ' . , » = " BS > Qave. nal , 2 : we Be o . : , ' ’ — ry iT—brown; chest 40. waist 39: fine con- —— re pee ee : » . _— v , tze! T. SR — WRIT Ved. : gat) __ 4116 XN. rear. Li Pabany @34R. 6414 Etaei. 1 “dition: chead Howard. 38.84 _ Delmar CASH RKEGISTER—Naional; excellent con s! erabiy Underwood Ln. SDDLER OL” - en A. = bine ght: good créer; cheap. ee Ls dition. S85. Apply SS82 De ys ar 6 fc) mae. caeied . - ‘hes “i tone; sacrifice. 1111-15 - ASO 25559, me weit : Pheer UPRIG HT PY . = ons ri ‘ ; 4 P, ; i 2 . ° G ANO—Ais 30 SUITS made ie to order as ow as . $25 Dun- : paved a ; . - é and oye “4 > — : 12T Tw “ " ~ - : PE, rr . , ‘ - _ — - — » : e >; , : : . 6 1 N Tth st c99) CA! SH “REG! ER— -Elec : : E tITER ind : trad r) — , ~ . , : : — weave —— PIA! NC = — Good: $10 up. New York Storage dition: _chean. -_-- - de a. th = = cele — eases n 60. 14 Ss. c y ] \dcing ma ren ‘| {Vale or : nae OLIN i4: outfit reasonab! I un- oo > ; IF rou . be" biue. size 36. in good con:it- ' , a $ ow nm Bi org NO Oey il! afte ~421 ] pen) tae arni _2804 , Fema » Call Sun 23 | 19 Wesh ors ; CPRIGHT pi plano, , a | ; , tom : famed DLING W aac N—Rourd 9 Fiatix vo ay ogee ' Pranc SS-note upright: cheap. 40 71A | make: barmat m4 Childhood | : Sci or —neP-Saev. ae ——— - se CAS R EG Is R—National. e “tric: cc ‘ : *} . . cata y | Tt" arv 3 tze: fr A: ——ne . ms -— . : L (T——Lady" s biue serge, size 36. 4555 $s SHO ‘sell sTER also smal! oie $24, | ! nta! Fletcher 7 ’ er €o., 1005! =. } years, weight i7o0. 10 . 1254 | ruchia ~ easonabie. _ McRee - PRIGHT ‘PIANO — Solid wal teweiry ——s ' —ichita. ‘©? mew. Call Mone jay, 1008 Market Ce $3 ntral 64¢ A) ‘EDD! Ov T—Hor i ad morn aS “i "tl ‘! . 13: C 215. (ems Brahe curta! i. ¥: : 07 n : (c99) . S531A Me ‘Kean. Sidney 4179J | Arsenal af a a) : . a. Coan. jewelry store, = z ae fit st.. city | SUIT—Lady’s;, size 14: will sacrifice. Call' Pine street. ‘ ine Main } it a : evenings. $307 A St. Vineen? st. “sa TH ; "Se ODEruR SY Sea eer ggg cree mse ym oa : : —* imme = — ‘ pa €4°5- 1} ‘UPR _ 6h ~ Lis —€7 | 0° nets v es drives; gentle. &: : . tred; lar ; : juic) wk. Put ANG Upright: bargain. 5764 Westmin- THE BALDWIN [NS PIANO Gor ds - all. $4: destradte. Albian pil. ‘ork. Telephone cails, prompt serv-; |! and rebuild \mertcan W rides and "-6 East irfe.| patred: ia . tte ; ute , rgain. : — ice, Yentral io | chine Co M tu i 13, : RING F »: $3 ! , abe or - ; vi ; LLS—Good tions: 2637. Central 1003. H owe & os | RING = SS ¥ 2: $. nar -1 No hard pl.. "Ast floor east. UPRIGHT | PLANO—$65; Gabler YER ROL they last; we eeliin out i4i4 . NPR ee mE ae oN ner fae _SUIT—Gent’s suit. 36: girl's Swope shoes, . : ne FROM | _@%$-A; rugs. large, $12. Cabany 2062R. smd St. Charles =. — a “7 Hn ee _°2!!_ Monday. 1012 LF ata vet _'¢} COMPLETE drum outfit, $30; melody saxb- £ LANO—Stoves, other furniture: Breaking sinner; $5 per month. ¥ gach. while they | ia SUIT AND DRESS—Ladiew’, tricotine: $10. COFFEE MiL1— Hol owe electri, Ifke new tiga gg ATER. Se is a BUGGY—New; rut Lires; 10€ phones, ; cornets, $S: tympanies, $45; up: ne dealers 4404 Easton, am Lehman Corner, 12¢ merifice — bia. S0c mink scarf $5. Cabany &27R cheap. 100% “Marke ib. OEE ST IE cay AI 3 Seareneer. pat ' 4900 Me Ki mock GY. ot Wi ronn . J. PLACHT & BRO.. rae eee good condition: $10. 452SA | UPR! iGHT PIANOS—_F mee &. RDs—Victor and Colum | SUiT—Lady’ s new biue suit, small $36 50: COFFEE URNS—1 ‘prignt and s.iding-top ! nb tive a age mt, om Eamtsio and eles tn 1 Ae OF Bones. ne ~~" ¥ ~ On ; o} “Clare Peat with privilege to bu = ss 4 1372 Ottve. 752 24 bores, counters, bin sheiving. 616} MOTEin 7 ; ag ~. ean . ~~ livery tw by rill sell separate. 562 IANO ACCORDION—3 ostaves and 440 PIANO—Cnickert 1c: alm ' -== RALDWIN PTA cCOo., 1575 i in oo 4 hp a 2 Texas Lumber (=z 2 hes | g3)| 13s ive B80 yh tc | ng C) uclid. fe) | — a = Sy PE em oe ee ae : _SaAston pan Sn SET AS . : sOri S. | Compton Call 4362 Porest Par« ¢} eR it sHT 1 PIANO == : Park [hid cans geal Ghiler outa OT COMPUTING SCALE—Lat ent style Tolsdo, | * haar tegy vomin said’ temcaadt “aaa | ae Peta = and licht wage PHON — BARGAIN—cCall between 9 j.Mevare. | d condition: with privilege to One — seme as new. cheap. 1009 Marke aad . ewspaperc work. 903 La Salle. “and 2, 1907 Belt. _ ris Waren at Y- ~— ES rs. Stik BALDWIN PIANO CONG att | Ka 4, “916 |; _3s. Boy's overcoat: reasodable. 64 -—————_— ee and repaired “ | : ery - . ra J, ath 2. =e | antes . EQUIPMENT—And office tm. anx sect Hy He oe AGO at , SBC Sire, Bort 1 SAXOPHONE—Si'ver-piated, nearly new, C PIA NO—Mahog amv: good tone and condi! UPRIGHT FLANOS—Fer rent; Supply Co. / SU TTS end overcoat _ ela —_ “= Bate. to oO" well ertablis 1ed | loca iion. ; o : : ; a ~ ' - ) Bil. iso C _- ni i7vvu9s § . signe F 520. sr n- aoe ; price ¥ $35 " 3946 Cast! eman neice $108 ; a79 2A Eee | eee Crow BY ; later: : PT oa . Sa-note music 907 ie at or. CAne. cer s1000e Sern | DESK—F lat top. om Odeon . B ig , , , - . . . Ss —— — —— 7 weneED : e PH IN PS. Naw He ad ats. c $2) hago PIA co ’ SS Steck. ~~ - ? s WE = PIA Ni CoO. eo" . - : ‘ free: nee les, : , i rare fale AGONS—S: 4 -yaré 27 imD 3 silver. $S5- used $45. 4713 Westminster. 34 11 : - . Da ral standard 7 E fines Sm re Ee inde ae, Fa 7 . ~ ——— | sl IT—La4 ly’ s. size » 36: man - overcoat. nize L indeil ~ 350 iiiiaeaiitina hacia itis catia . Aa ‘ ; —— . C pelt a" pal Cus : — 2e¢ 3, an 4 case. se - - tet reta ; z ha Seed. Victor C 38. laty’ _ brown coat. Benton 653R. Cal DES K—Deudi e. m,.' ‘ Polix-Gould Di (Sa. pms - . “ mY aie t ‘ a0), ee ' i 2°? si, ‘ _ ee el = en , rioliz att ~ a a pt » PIANO—Cp rinat manoesay: ar. | condi ser _us bef ‘ore bupiog: ” Se 312 Tipocor da, 10 tneh ‘Gouble ts : clarine $ u a - —- ———— WILLARD—S$%50 ptano-: “Pecoris exchanged, 10c each. Val's Mater RP OS SIRES 8 ~ . r* > ry a Porest ORs condition: $75: ares oh Shep. 1000 Som st. A 2 * $ isses; brown, fur | trimmed; size 14. DESK—F: at-top ; : 1d volving maha ‘- ” 1 Or : farm wit pI 4 fts. us . . — — . oro. apt an! rees and fur CaDe. very reasonable. 84: 1 r. ii} =. ie 4 aes } . r? — . : . - eet. : : o. . %. ’ : _ 5: st . -' - 4 ‘ ru! bor} ' rT, . g 7 ~h ,: set ising 5 __ any 4 28 Sie al in : _R ate Pi ann Hout : oe ; s sti “OF o pa ‘all Sunday: bareain. 2720 PIANO—1 Kimball upright; verfect a (OU 'T-OF- TOWN buy — | a on feten Sy 4 amour. So ‘ e , i a ary a 2. ~~. y “Sremp pt Deliveries ‘fully illustrated cata will trade: will anywhere. Ft Every where SUITS—JUST LIKE NEW IS the way we “top. dew. “Pralie Bakery. 4159 Un! 7 ter omplete satisfaction ani ie i ob a ee sine ee 4 ones | coats relined” $6 up: we make trousers ta DESK—Genuine cherry, roji-top: cheap: or vice guaranteed: $4 to $i nonth: | Ta Gons agg age wagon: _ Planos and Organs For Sale . . pogany: $50 cash. Call 9816 Ps nes, cornets, violins aa@ om _1943W. Miller, 1322 Olive st - - > row rade for anything of valu farina “a. tor 3 ths. Remington Tyt ~~ o - Ager a a == Minnesota. Saaletien | easy ter Taman: ame ars Tolls opera — your oe Phone Boment 1856 2519 S. llth st 4 See | ower ' Pine gt Tele 3 n _v» Singie delivery wagon ot _ de A. B. “HASSE PIAN Mah t 2: Pra NO_Buntingten uvright. St, maheeany; ¢x- “ | ae en on * i ST hits ge Pom ng mn t a —— | DESK—Nice: swivel chair, trpe: oat 4 ra) 363 ; CE RB Gy Ry BR yy povilent- coa@ition: now $1! it Rate' "cellent condition. $75. Forest 7 WURLITZER, 1008 Olive st, St Squtniogue. supplements and prices. An~e : /} [ss t ert: ; tg os a! mules food ff ot wi Pom irzen. Pos Olive at.. St. Leas 7 PHONE WYDOWN 480, | WOMEN’S CLOTHIN! chair: 2 nice rugs “OR WEBSTER 1927 AFTER | See our splendid selection of women's Guaranty Bid Cabemne. lst apartment east. (c uarter-an we ' “>. —-— . - ~~~. De : rop, l D; } mn gua ! ied — - from the FP im weet shafts ; chie har- _ —_— tl after Sunday. 4915A Page | _) see ’ rectory . ‘oO a . . . "4 . . ~? : al ~ + he ’ a ’ . . r ; 7 _ _ 3 ; nee Ce@g etred ' /o. ans ‘i ane , eer L\LEIN‘S 91 Pranatin Pl 4 NO—t pright: perfect condition: maber- ' —— — heeeneretemenggyenen . Pee +4 ho 4) : - [ANO—Latest modern} Pratt ~'se aw py 4 fc NOTED > makes of weed D : ae fon devic “ n: " spec ia) a on : sal: pond "music 3 condition: mahogany up: -| write for special ust of a ; fc ROLt, BARGAINS—19.000 t aie me : Phone Colfax 1365 W. C6! and ener tore of Ne z a adie face rural “prides ‘ | csniiainimigite = aa : (Dp. @m SOCIETY WARDRO BE EXC ANGE. DESKS—_ FI lat ter. eak and mabecary: — So are and upright. ch ——_ RLIT ZER, 1006 Olive st., md some at Tic: YARDS rand and Arenal, 3a floor letter files. table and chatre- late et¥) ‘ ‘ : , —-- —— ~ —- = ' P >: —.lUe ee tg 1718 | — = Mbroken: all in fine cond) tien anit hean ry Me aay 1000 Market sie , & >» ie 2a: *¥ : ' RK E t >> large and sma, r- > + , vuye Pond aby grand. , RARE 5B. BARGAINS in ue p@rerstiocks due to closed branch» | BIG Maccabees rummage sale Mon oday | morn- | A 24 3 ceca y. SW marcet “oronas: first month nt 1r- | aa anh scene af aff binde. °e i “ONROWNS, ita % Olive st. live Dianos, $90 upward: 30 - FIELD. LIPPMAN. 11272 HANLEY RD., ON TER- ~— a BR DESKS—Roli and fiat-tep. office chairs, ch ff new na. We also have @! @sy or evenings after 5, 927 Ant he House That Guarantees All Ite Ptanos Nos—3 Largains | for $55: come Ta08 oftown buyers, write for iat TOF TOWN talking machine th = , ymygyeee ~_ em . . “ » | terms MINAL TRACKS. or” pions a See Te ? write for latest catalogue an! sug a7 r > , ; hily worn suits, dr s. coats an: vow By | DESK: —F'l at : trpgwr: ter er 4 a | ALWAYS let the “bee” have the he ht-of - safes and office parc ; 5 > e s ‘t , 5 ‘ > . > ! vet. A ¥ t se a ’ a . . rs a” . P| r } : R — .siiom a.) ~O; — a - - - - . - an en ces fa yon ee , rs ; . TF} ——_ ung’ anyone pe you the ‘bird’! man. same as ne Dp. 10¢ U 4 sia* Citve 208k Eeateek (© ——- = ————— : 7 al enh ofene- oon. arty for home, $13 mon Cabany FALL Ig gy ; LITZER, 1006 Otltve et.. St ‘ + 400i we. With longer ex ernings. | : | who has ne “high - flyer’ in the past DISPLAY HREFRIGS = oa * 2 :, “" 7 oa W 2Y? oat th ege Meera a ; rs ) une vor 3 te.; Offered for cuicg 7 — i P. 0., MAPLE OOD, =O. ee baa est style. like new ; = ———— ie at Sil: PIANO—Electric push Fuhiiker. nickel as wur chi ~ aged 'S idle Rouks. | OF-TOWN player-piano owners. >83> ' 1 tele eligi Ng ‘we ** ** oF > - as oa6 . . ——$ . want to “see you “Park your do ash Call Monday. 1008 Ma: FIELD-LIP PMAN PIANO STORE. 12) Its piano, small size; good condition; me! slight] +d latest catalogue anc ut | R. S_ music rolls: ¢ here’ at the ‘‘safety zone.’ Dress up and — —— —— —-- ————~-—- — | i ; == save dis money from our “Cleaning Dept.”’ | EXHAUST FAN—I1S8- 5 @ *e; » fez \ g ~ ] + A & ] STE Mahogany piar ~el) 4485 pet mar. 2 | Q. ' j n heap: big bargain; im PIA NO—Ester: wairu Dinet ; : i ¢ rs. . . on orders of or More 150 suits, $5. $10; final clean-up; you can — counter stools. 616 'M rean._ aw i tone; che ini Iie A c : 5 wu afford to wear two or three suits a season FILING CABINET—iS m draw ‘637 Enright. a ae ha tfon: sacrifice, $35: rare bargain. OD |e . Y¥ n depend on : ITzER. 1006 e st., St. | for the price of the customary one. by pur- Glove fling cabinet, 1 a woo. — —_ sist ULARKENDON “r-p! = .. beau-| Faston at a Paymenrs to ; : Roofing —, b name led-for garments from our; finish. 805 Victoria Bl i Ra ‘ i) ft NESS Wet hetiand iful mahogany ; t mode! PIAN —fCrewn upricht. like on cheap; | ___=- BEYER & SON. 17th | . cleaning Geparjment: garments from tafler- | FIxTURES—SocA feuntain and ci | pon ‘Sis é : P ~e du 3 13; an ra: , , Call todas Wryo- ——s ~— “ ; - cena —_ = - ee , ? . a = e r — . - ; a ee ctt ™ a. io we . A yo ? = INGHOR ROOFING CO. builds or re made and from the best manvfacturers. Can tures for sale or trade. . Sebmié: | PAR: va IN—in a condition. 45 | : Minas pil outa town ELD-L. [AN PIANO $7 RE 1192 Olir ming. _ - : Tal a e ; . East ' f XE LI CTO PIANO—Wain nut. 6217A and players: closing | _ $a! king oe b. eS ROOMS and BO > . a any ° a. a wear 36, 38, 40, 42, 50 } “ " > : > | has ** eg wee ae S ; : liso English and = ga nt “ : — inc, 12% Pine ot_. St rx . — ; ede aad —— — -—— apes a — - . . Seenndineatiinas » +4 ima@crlit:ones i€¢ oun % [ANC 2 40. uprta@ht a : Ween BOc. Pa ’ . FI OR ~ = 8 aw = ~ S.> ri tri : ‘ : ’ Isme discount. ; Yous eut at ve low prices; S75 UP. 3807 Lu- ARTOPH: oe YT leak repaire': f ote mca. ta a . 10 f ‘1009 Market : moma . : ry repaired; wor ee - a: a — ‘OAR reproducing Diane; records excla- cas ar | .Rew; aew $30: ~~ — a Wg boint- Uncalied-for Stetson hats 50. Say =e I Station great ake - TS ourse:ves.. Onen Sundays to 12 . FL RIST REFRIGERATOR—Oak, large | _#°en a dies Musical Instruction ively rad ‘ aoe" PIANO—Veooe «& Seas m upright: almost | House. 1102 Olive st. a " ow. ; aty a Dvers. 876 S. Vandeventer. near Chouteazu. plate glass Re S bargain for quick sale ee . ms Ay - dine ik +; BRUNSWICK — = . By Gon't mend @ new roof; just | — = ———— ——— | H 1 N. Broadway. For Sale sINNERS taught vtolin. plane — Bio sax- riginal fire-} mtn) : . tine com A aa rigs hike news Reefing Co. 1826 FLOOR CaSES—Wall cases, counter cars: “BOARD—DBn aint vial rates. 3125 S. Jefferson. (c89) | ey AEOL IAN CO. 1004 Ottve st.¢ pers ¢ oer - Laskowt:2. | BRUNSWICK— Victrola, lars you Am 19701... OL. isent 81 04" CAMERAS umbrella and collar cases. 816 “Morgan. + aes. An nes . atten; i-hor —_ ag , Hawaiian SOAR? repreduains — ; st. (c76) “69 Vernon ‘c}; condition: 100 = . - F co. 506. — ~~ ; = oe a ee ucing small gran piano: =5 ick rte ertahe. ny 7 Lafayet: ae 5 eg yg a a gE” I | oe | me - eer. :; ral. ~ —- PIANO—$- ini coring ebony case! avette Sidney 17530 _. yy flim site, 4x5: Kar! Zeiss = vain $95: | FREEZER Col NTER—19 : u Ful eee ers on. . ae Ss) - apne go ag , Ptiand terme reasoaab e. _cemonstrator: oc A gg ily sam but stil “tr share f ‘SRUNS SWICK—Model 200- = “J Cabany 5998 © j will sell for $45. N. Dolis. 4100 Juniata. montss. uemmagn, 911i N. Broadway.ic = — = _ woes O2187 237 North Market. (c)| @ucing expression devices: mtr te repro ners. Come e~* 4 this: onth! rat * Vo” Ccdones Gels Gears “Gas —— @® @6|GROCERY FIXTURES — Counters, bia, | ————————_—___ La eS ST Bacar ore, Diay-| Bever’s. 17th and Loew | lens: bargain: $75. Mil ers Fico , ang sheiving. butter boxes, upright an itdin ie WA > Bis 3) ie es. or patent ae en EE Bs we OD iw. (993 @uced $25 =... re Pia NO—$180. — =, Beimont upright. BRUNSWIC K—$125 style: 772 om an eqomnampe tep; iceboxes, com peas ecaies. cash regts 1p wae ‘ntral 23860. Cc} ial ist) Acacem.”. Soe Ld THE APOTTA rec CO.. 1004 o1 good as new. clain mahocany_ case, eet | “te 5 > “ . , tion; rapid advance-| = atte, fe) | tone. fully guaranteed: only ; $8 monthiv. / cath A — hd $5 month «© ‘ROOM AND BOsRD—Rounning S | STLINGTON Diaver- “piano. . 2604 t Tennessee! Rover's 17th and Locust. i893) | Fiano Fouse 1102 Ove st asi % a" meals; convenient loca 4 ee ee ee ee te aed hsttlaeenidtilitaiiaien ta sete hl 1 i Ai» nt tat Erevel rectors: repairs _ Bol ‘ > Case adald for kodaks. Graflex cameris. r an: 4 car > egses eds : ~ , — " . ™ " " i i >) - usic instruc av.: Mar 2 Cabany . thing val wa Dle or will trade. Phote! > + = . y vo ™ _ er 7 “i mn 3 = on - : : ag we “ : pn ge ing 514 Page. a OF. a , =~ seta ‘ (c6Z) | Oliv Olive. _1243W Miller's. 1322 _Olive st. (c9®) lobe Sto nd Office Fixture Co, ar elling 2 ¥ her bi SS: ees ——_———_— 5 be a gn “ : of rhe ) 3; eaeeijuecajideesmacmaiaion | $30: Hke new; leaving I0Ge BOOM AND BOAR nfort epee —_+——= 2 Kifm. i es Becta go : —_~ = ‘tele, piano, 00 rolls, for roadster, coupe, sedan. Liner fery deseri!ptio | | FAR Ge Ar ' Send « _ESSONS—Vicim. mandolin, guitar, uxule: . per month LEHMAN PIAN@ 4s | breakfast. suitable for Wid —Pay highest urices. ~ gee | BO*_F-315. Post-Disnatch | Stoc E . Louls. wr ny. € ‘tion; cheap pty 1013 O ger “SOc; quick course. 3468 “Oriole (Belle- ne 1115 N. Vandeventer. Lint!! AUTOMOBILE Wt2—Wili exchange | my 5- 222 ’ & et. js PNES a : - —-* er) ing fine) = os ea Al : on, f eee PR ondit re . . | man Corner. 1101 Olive st. [Dfivate home. Benton ssa0 i gg og J | eee tains ; PIANOS, ORGANS, HARPS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS * _ BRUNSWICK—Large | cabinet ROOM AND BOARD—Young jady; ‘ > Leourin car. i . Jie . : YP . "oO i! z > : at t | real bargain: id at enette eee ea —* ; ; ema |! Car or any ah ng ¢.4e of valve. Box OF r rye E ¢ HAIRS—Z- r I lg 7. . " . , : , oe Grand 14: yA She ‘do. n | if | sire =. , & ) aa : -. 1s-3 IR . private family; d - . = pare » : EO ap eenayd AS eee -_ ¥. 9og Post-!I Dispatch 5OBRA Pace bi * f = ot a _ : . o ra mS, es 9a ¢ it —— Ls a AEOLIAN co. 1004 = Room axp BOARD—Reom pene ‘Olve 175 AUTO REPAIR SHOP—1I sed cars ) exchang ' OFFICE SCALE—Andé a -343- > easier tae ee ee sity } TEACH : f tore pu ‘|| BRUNSWICK phonographs: — 3S: pr-vat conven! ¥v ie «& = . J : - . .* 4 = = * - mil -_ e 175, Cabaay TibSw ece ‘omplete line of tools. . vin C nic actric on Lin 25 RoR ENUNG —— Sit n ible ~onchan!: , unkel gradu; 2), 24BG0ts St) et \ if $65 up on terms: your off Hm -— m 345-8 amily; an 1420 Cass. é t ny fe eee teres: lit) Blane acrented ~ = part Davment: APPAREL Wh—-O0000 cults, overcoats, |_ 3: = re: — eo HARNESS—2 youne work hoceca. 3 chunky | eo ee 2 I Delmar SECR. | ““RALDWIN PLAS = a ma Premarin: ‘pera dresses. ast trices | COUPE Wtd.—For sithahee ~ Anderse . Sl RNITURE—3 fiat-: anitary . y - 37235 C cose a eam ti naamecaa EN ay £99) | He > rises So) oe B61 Poet Disoat sn aaa - e002. S 135. Del- 1 year old; want For Ty etter nl on iS 5 a RNESS—Fa ragons, h: plows |~ & ~. 4 DY | gives les in oe l Hi De . ‘ 12-year old boy's sult; private. Sweep? Bor G-40. P oet-Dispatch OFFIC t ¥ [XTURES — fiat, top an ur +o >T) oe » ager ‘an; special easy meth : = | “oatieds comes atrie, sal , / FOR | EXCHANGE—320 acres Oklahoma +tm- ee as remem ssest filer. oft tables, ‘and ) sap work : ; : : ‘B-372, P Dispatct Z a x crit $3 : € beak aiee. Be ; rafiings. partitions md r cl 2 : ox B-372. Spates ; cout Sa }: prime tt ‘ -ords | * ack. 2080A—Sinale root af i fi : —- i a‘. one gentieman: German ae } ° ™ se. Js 2 JOO & — - ; = —_——_—_ _ ™ - pager _~ gate T Wtd.—36 te 38: must be eat | ae anne Ser merchandise x B- Sa. etc.: new and second ost “genomes oa BARNES: Raate and double. ao ag Fone : So RRA yan age ¥: give vri vrice. 4 F- 2S. -D. = SxcH = ——- ienitinphdeaiiiitiinmenas = -" — at the lowest pris i. . “ane tae : fy YY Pel Fl. eae -_ seus —— ae mat i rare boa 3a:n =~ a ; ; - : i me O EXCHANGE—Good sport touring car fer | and Offtc our e 2A) & a aman ge ? . i Py — rates. re y Hiil av.: Cabeany 27 ee 3 vee. se aed ard Ed sells ee and clear lot: frst-claas condition. wonder?ul erice r = nie ae Repintocmeenendinnens wt oC : iS 35 Fr. 0. B. tit EDISON phonograp beautiful. | | and evening => cca ee ; iARNES: . : e rnes3 os ae rice es . bit] “mahemaae: ot be said Seen | North | t ‘ ‘ " . ae ‘ . onan ¥ e ; - : -~ rv , ‘ . - - canno : » bargain. Box B-274 Post-Dispatch. (c) E FURNID Olive et. ~ gy sgh. : : -_—— Boge wom . ma- ars, hea ‘s alters I vs , Hig io Oba: | FORD “Wtd.—Exchange 1%4-ton Ford eh yee OP and fot top, typew stern saddles. $7 each: odds and e: anther ten hes = 1 WEEKLY FACTORY ‘|| smerifice: terms: be ooen BRE 1913A-—Perntshed sean age Bg 2 overcoats, wanted tae | oe eee. _ Seer Lheemorta’s. a, mmchairs, hat ra : Dhow yo ms: . hean iS fi homes; lessons Si __Cai 23 Mant ing, Suaea | x nani | reer en ; . : an, with = without beasts countries: pay 3% LOT Wtd —Cole coupe fn exchanee for lot. irs. . | . S-crawer sfeel & , ee nee =3 woste ; . “pamasgee Victor 1957X TL | BALDWIN PIANO CO... 212 = "Tie er |hU0UWw out . Awan call 15 minutes. pel. | _ 3626 West Pine. e -- 2335. a ro! 13 7 ath fo vid - : ET, ‘ae an oun | PHONOGRAPH—sLacge size, be “GRAND. 1597: Prone TOT. Gelber. 44°26 Page MrrOR CYCLE Wtd.—Exch ange .utomo- ha! : i Oo JOT i Tis » 4 H SE ; r rik , 400 : Se ? a = - a | otomac ae 4 + ae “ -* mes er . =} erOR ¢ saying ogy §00L TikiE—Frciais se —__. | HORSE—6 year ogg Te earn piano, saxophone or banjo in_ 20 | || Handsome 88-Note Player with ail the most up-to-date fea- _PHONOGRAPH—New is mate .27*:,,tenm Beat; Beil pf land, Lindell 29 , . cae ; -— i “ . . te a ae - ae y || sel for $75 eash Call 18G8 : > en eee . sinestgneaenniine-cte 2 QUES Dr? 4 ‘ ; " ' te : — . Om, : , A > - : ’ “ For Sale | PAWN TICKET—Am unable tq reieom my| Broadway asomable RSE—Ch $90, ' Re klet._ Christensen, . bt. (oO tures. Equal to Players se] lling elsewhere for $200 more. PHONOGRAPH_Victor ra 2. wih Tite ons seatiemen enslaved. SUIT—Biack with white pin, $1000 diamond piatinum bfacelet: wi REFE RIGERATOR t2— Coun ; GT ** thee lay: ee ee oy | rain " Lars 3 W. we ¥ : ,' in 2 . , aon n ? rson 4 ¥ - = .* “er . Ore -_ a ee — a - coot as new 4456A Koso * « gy posite © "Paliion Park: ize ike new, cheap; call Sun-| trade erything reasonable for ticket ¥ ; RAPH—Consoie, . 4044 Page. Apt. C e “| _for $350. Box A-402 Post- Di ispatch. ned . a = =O riobe mer and = ——-——— — —— ; - ‘ ae ‘|| PHONOG ae : - ral Ot) Frank!tn. aD) | si——Ucod; worl dU Bu Beacon, tOF ALLMFR, -» | : , : records: sacrifice for cosh. O18 | . one | eye in — — Russian fitch fur, cost $55. barg: RESTAURANT Wd. —Furnish two 4. gain, : urnishiings of tw Sidney 2S66R. “orm a«nartrents for _ restaurant. 47640 "REFRIGERATOI Ss HORSE—Rubber-tire . bugsy . : nd a bod at reasonable gg ae - ~ ADI "Tia ene eee a 8 @uvetyne. size 38: almost Lindell Bi. Lindeil 5865 ae Ha we am hb a $85 ot bie _ ¥ — ay ht reading. transp : — geen y_recore. - s x. 187 A— Nie ‘ety furni with fur collar. etme | SHOTGU x Wrd —FP ull drese suit and basi- | 150 pure ased from the ‘(over ORsT 2 &i- : nam } ry _ a “ wale Tr} ue SE “Es | _ eens st far sovtann. “S044 Faas Ave Cs | and Sans ees, Goverment: cow | HORSES ALrtrg lajpe, eomorcment ou baa | oon Sowet CONGERV ATOR ia sec Pianos and Player-Pianos SERS UE ee een ~ RW Mae eel -”- =~ = - x ’ ‘ 4 as a! eee tt also furniture: chee: | ty. 6127 Cabenne. ath PHONOGRAPH — Cabinet, ' Bae )NOGRAP! - a Zz eentiemen or cuvpil-: ism eae ; new; well STAKE RODY Wtt—For l-ton Feed truck. Motray and Nationals: special discount. at HORSE—BSte work i S 340 North ee. Oe a a Sane _Cali Bomont 2063 bef: re iz . Tm. one-third to one-quarter value iinaiie cad , a = ——, ' ; 4 _ lartne! iam nandelin hats: styl. TYPEWRITER—U nderweod, Elite 7 __ BENSINGER CO.. 1008 Market : ik A = —“T37 a oa steel muit 8 $6 Easton. | | - — tyi- xe : REST Atl RAN T FIXTURES—aAiways ni Wash st ReriaenettPnt wesw wipes. me 966" De'mar _3464R ; J.EC FISCHER dreeses. oe 3198s, at Diape' ch ‘matic revolver. Bo: | Beam? at best prices: see us fox. new : Post spate oy — ices. ws mai 1Ser, ORNS -— o- gga ee: yp LEARN wICT PIA! rt ING | Fi 7 lst apartment WILL take Xi ight and Day Bank account far 1008 Mark ‘ “Perris amet on a. ot: cae | 7 “rea res S ye - xpe nee : Tos x area cp STAURA! $—Tanch counte eo a ———— eeiiliah” deeded teen’ eee ae te AUTOPIANO Sealine aati ee — PHO SOGhAPE Lees vd ) aye all records: must te om fated. ATI7T Bs Ram ct { Pt tt ee New Edison FD Sere cae -mgmanene ve a = =: soa oon ch: @ etore bulldi “Be rente for $75 aie . ay GOLD 4 ano SILYER RBar RANT c IXTT HES ae com iwlet a ee. T —— "i . . » . 7 ae a “s "eek s. TS : Per} 3] : ’ 2 ° . ‘Il STEINWAY > " OTH: T*\ > ¢ CA rai ARINC, aS 9 eR Se aa ee ee ay ie as ¢ rn Peay ; fe)| DOWNING buys ai? iv ° ane sth ' - ay rOR: gg eo eee 3 —— | tahin omont LTD: Central 1571. f-aar i en pee Satie Wie. GE GS: | 189 Sonrtines ee tee. cau Monday” HOSES pene Saar wl a eS ae 100§ Olive St — 09) SHEL ING—Suitable for Ary goode- — HoRSsES— 7 - wa ee of pian mad play we pionos. T4064 ail 2 ash re ce . . Grand : ¢ “OS ] ‘ ‘ tor . : *atiefaction currant. (“28 AND COINS | ie i OO Mee | eae Genk ob ney ee | PHOMOOERADEIN tepabel cb aoe ee Between 10th and lth Streets. | WANTED oe = SHOW CASES, wall cases. counter case. eT ; ' : _ Gi ‘pane. . nm ante “l reliiman, 3701 Pari. Geand fo00. ° : | sigthine eueee, cigar cases, cath Tegine. | iRSh— oe he ae ae ue — ‘eae PIANO DEPARTMENT OPEN EVENINGS, INCLUDETG ‘faoo. ' 5 RR aa yg =) 2 u 2308 : T=} . Sene tenia _ and Tepairing Sai: SATURD AYS, UNTIL 10 oO ‘CLOCK DURING THIS S4 LE rk, (SODA wT AINS——Back vam Smee osabare uaranteed. 25 yeary « ' re. raed cream rY’y _——P ae : ‘ ae - a - tabie and chairs. 721 N. 7th or. << ; oe — 1631 . kinds 6 ~~ 4 ers a4 Pi reeell “mee 1° hw vn al ~ % ,

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B55: $5 new ; -— brar Seth 20 record peteotieniis ful free service ‘s NW PIANO CO., 1111 “Oltve. (of) © House. 1102 Olive st. ‘ HONOGRAPH—Queen ¢ “FALL 18 HERE” y _ (i SUNDAY. LOcrOuER g, 1922. _ MUSICAL ROOMS WITH BOARD—South | ing Machines For Sale ~yeins In al. kinds ef of standard rrakes: ranteed: worth vp -g Sy jess than half price; 7c DEPARTMENT, tth anf Olive sts. 14) em Dioy ed; mother an references. #mall Grand 5946J. a ovat - - — _ BOT ANICAL. 2650— Large front room and dad; suitable for 2, German _private family. cooking. | BROADW AY $566 S.—Private family of 2 Gaughter, would like to room and board 2 nice working people; must have Ana recoras be pouzht ay ic “a Co. 613 N Grand. oard; able: h. ; | CONKOY's, 1100 « de "i éc8) guerantets al) 4; 4 , Eaison mahogany ta ds: outfit must 4455 Ee CLEVELAND Tee own price. __ optional; 8Inal) CALIFORNIA, 1807—Front room, with best b gentleman; conveniences. family: : reason- | 4117A—Pleasant room: boar: also SiN ger sews hot water 1 heat: + | private family. area i | COMPTON, 1517 S.—-Furnished single room; Grand i128M. mahogany ; | ell i FLAD. N : __Dloy 033—Room a board to two em. | t ‘or ike new; ordinary bargai ols 07 Ss. Broadway, and ara cat = 4060—Furnished room, young nay | wares Drivate family; breakfast if de- | Ge ee — mahogany, With records:; for 2 a RTEENTH, 1320 S8.—Room and board | gentiemen; $6.50 per week. ROOMS WITH on. —_— ———-—- BOTANICAL, a ge home, two girls) ROOM AND BOARD—24 floor. *; Southern ex. | amily for two; posure ; board. C ‘abany ——— — a | harms AND BOARD—For ” Apartment, Cabany 4810 AND BOARD—Purnished | ; couple. Cabany 4188 ROOM AND A we _Phone Grand 5499W ‘ROOM—fFor business woman: 1; West: b beautifu i! surroundings; large connecting bath: break- ast; 2 cars: lady alone. Forest 2815 Ww i. OT. ale tL ihi- large ‘South Side aoe e187 |\ROOM AND ~ BOARD Second: front: est 836 ‘'ROGM AND BOARD—For two, new twin beds: call after 10 Forest 30153M. ‘ROOM AND BOARD—2 | employed; private home privileges. Grand | 2445M. “story sout board for couple or gentlemen. =r $7.50 each. a m. and os DVI CT Te $65; Gabler. 7 od selections; sell e - plewed: | e ne f last; sellin out will : Goren i105 N Pl = today. 1414 Franklin.ic) CABANNE, ive. j ——-— ° front room 1101 Otive, “ @ , =0c. Mi! Noe For rent: $i month ae a lent _table._ yIN PIA 4 ae 11 applied, — aonns—And 88-note music rol! - CABANNES - o 00. 111 onl = . in each home; send name and address emp ove NOS—For — $1 - = per. 7 oan 9134J ZT NS Pram cate ent applied . =. | ge arn 10c each. phonograph = Tre ms CO. 1111 Oilve.1e8) a n rial Exchange, 916 Pine. “415: ogg rent: $1 _— Veo (89) -- ~ ® bu jater. rent pied. . o a atc roll $1 PIANO CO., + i111 - Ollve. (c8) ’ “And ~ oo - "Eaodiee. Be pke standard a makes phono. . 2 } slay. BOl Park Cees | ake retail, at wholesale wi a BCORDS—Special, Victor and Cojumt rs: ng. 812 Victoria B } 10-inch double disc, 25e acn RO 25. e350 plano; mahoguny; exchanged, 10c each. Val's 5; terms, $5 per mon ‘Shop, 1000 Pine st. CHIL DR EN hom . good | a e Hou se. 1192 Olive at. a Ds Wtd.—Any amount of disc rec- i buyers, write for beaut. any make; pay up to $2 50 eacl oo DEI. ' 2 catalogue te will l anywhere. Phone OW roon Miller, co “with Mts, violins and ev ee 322 Olive et. 9) DEL) Ament; sent on criel’ enka and oa M AR iT hits in rolls for coin-operated elec- A006 Olive st., at. ian, Pius + for Be “a. Ni gi “Sau oe ay 4 . . F | - out-of-town buyers, write for te supplements and prices MURLITZER, 1006 Olive at.. St. Louls. Vo es. 2 ; “O9) week; DE! ILM AR ge ood Doe z BL. = a rd stom ra, — days’ trial s 1006 Olive st., St. Louis, INS in fine use upward: 30 days’ ected write for list 53; ROLL BARGAINS—10.000 ¢ + Yocal stvie rolis at iess than S word and piano rolls at Fi fome at 2hc: many with original seals “VU} fen: all in fine condition: represents cks due to closed branch stores FIELD-LIPPMAN. 1122 Olive. F-TOWN talking machine owners. for latest catalogue and supplemen's GHT. +? - conve nienc es 5381—La urge, 1 emen c ‘HAMBERLAI N, MAR BL.. BL : for two floor 5201—Attractively or two ladies e™- refined people 51: 2§—Room ron’ reasona bie. ligh 5050-—Large furnished room, private furnished € xcei- gpa “beard for 2, private family; Phone For- { c92) t room for swuple with family: — Soard DELMAR: O: —_—_— 1006 Olive at., St. Louis, M ie » Victor records; orders of $5 or more a oa , 1006 Olive et., St. Louis, Mo. evenings. ke ad cf (e89) Ta 8 idle hours by buyin “TOWN. player-pDiano owners. write * ne gent) er the fine eS vie on or ers of or mor ore. ten ices: FER. 1006 Olive st., St. Louts, Mo. EvaNS s | feog, | SS ANS. sult you. P Drv ns and TLocugt. > = si64aye e have an immense assort- music rolls; charges EVANS 5 upward. and we quaam "1 ou can depend on ws. S BL. Payments to & SON. 17th HAMILTON. 4 . bee ST ES. . 5636—Room fre - ph - om 4 oo ge lg Machines For Sale Bi) h_or_s $100, “‘mahorany casei Ti OMS and BOARD}) “#22323 Sl week. Cut Rate Plane ety, solid ‘ agate, 0c Olive st. Like : b Montclair’ of ‘Bon 63 aig per The. larwe size; ert ¢ 4 Wanted, Hotels, _ Roommates, I gocord s3 4 nadie, and Suburban Board, 2t5¢ ney 175 | peor cown, ®5e daily, 30¢ lines. Three or splendid KENSING or Dloved home cooking: | KENSINGION. excel with board. Forest Used pianos and jet ae > ly - . r It will make them “4 Bem: ge gy ge gett ee board: get =F rst ” floor furnished front bedroom: location ee se TON, a, 4.00rT board, $> ndell 59R82W. separat & beds; _ = oO eac ' 7 with board loor room: for conveniences h ot wat- excellent ‘Too in, board; 2 gent! no other _ boa ‘ders room for - conveniences; ail conven- 2 er empi he (Cor. #x4c ellient t two desiring permanent home. iong Apartment. | Mc -PHERSON, 4150—Room and board “fer = gent! emen: SicFHERSON. 4147—Unusual 24-floor r hall eek. reasor able ‘ 7) } house keepi rn ished | ro: om: con- ot water; board op- bath, for + breakfast ~Fayvlor), fur- large closet; downtown : meas, Apply Fur- (7) » beds, Siz B Cul “j's08 Tex, TE ae r No, 2, with ree 2124—Furnished front room, cou- 456A Kossuth. “| . co en employed: private fam- : (a, ng aye, , fey ee O'Falion Park: meals. Colfax nt ton brifice for cash. 1919 E. a — i eicapeiiantinen a abe oe * 44564—Room and kitchen; | MAPLE. v record; $35. yest? Nn, 28 _ D¥ivate home; references excellent autiful ton piays , Mi mationn’ 3° furnished room, 1 _lence: ct furniture: cheap: omeciale 2 €n or co MAPLE nne. t. 887. 50; $10 reasonab le; toaril os Cabine ; 28''x48" - sunday 1 av. cash. as" a er » 4126A—Room and board; private x Al LE. ~~ ) nicely elec - reasgonathie MAPLE 2005 bemiton m and | board: :_ $7. 50 week - "A. 1610 Cc 7 —. rents; standard ds: must be seen to be ae Bam berger: chea IS—aAll latest mode!s ‘of pt ‘ room with prive at I 6 N.—Front bath, electric: 2940—Room for 2: all - Meals if } desired Lindell R29 4067 Aeon Mtosty furnished room, ard; man or coupte employe aye i- 27 tlermen; _1PMRW. ior ~? rooms hoard MINERVA, with aad: eons MONTC! y B23 3 N.- Gent! en . an in private *; all Sonven fences, Colfax 1341R. ie er ik Te uAND. 4750 —_\. - > ly furnienhed f z preferre | with aoubdle . laundry, 7 BL. e plan. PAGE 1 [MET £.470—ounc ou lady want room: With private party; ‘ortve. (CL lovel ri — see petore 4 ‘s Rien ighwa i. oe BARGAINS —This vietrolas. ee : PEA i?) er and — Week : uianediienend . - = _— - —a 4954— Room and beard: : , elderly » Bear Cathelic church: all conven- room; $9. PAGE BL. ployed: heme teed nome! ike place, 5A55—Will reasonabie rate; EB. 5959—Two exc MARYLAND. 5177—Room and board rere . §b55— —4 first and 2d floor rooms all conv en! LenNCce & for t-™ ater heat: 7? eiient ladies opt onal 71 —* 26 story = yard, tw, with conven- front room, eV ery reasonable. (~! 52xx—Large room, people emplo yyed “rooms, home cooking. ~ 4363 A—Nicely employed ; *xcellent mea:s, 5169—Your ~ gentle man to share furnished room #xc ellent meal Ss, ‘board 3 working «iris teach stenography , couple or gen- Cabany furnished steam heat. 21 8—Second. story front t room moc lern i120 me 7A — Nicely Uoaru, heat and and outet family: | all PAGE. 4109—S0 board, beat, “4844—R oon Stent 4952—2 people empl niences two Per- furnished Ca? ‘ al ; conveniences. and amet a phone. ove a: conventences. uthern exposure hot 4020—Larece room excellent meals; private: bungalow water; gentlemen; for two em modern se PAG BL... N ieely 4 ©verv furnished room mea ie home eomfort - Pet. A687 5°47—Room and board: nloved couple; ° gentlemen; $8 week. For- RATTR. “ “ Aa Bell, “Strand, etc wae | a Sirat¢ ; ves yon % Co., Olive a private two iadies peewee; 4 ; @bd board in ~~ ladies employed; . aml ROMAINP PL., & emploved or © privileges. country people pre 7SiM en 876A—Room and board for all home erred. Cabany ' le; private board for two (7) | bg | SIESEHAN. ; a R¢( M—S& mali. ing } —— | BROADWAY, rates to. Forest | | ROOM AND BOARD—A i agreeabie young , beard widow or change for rent. ‘ROOM AND BOARD—Nicely furnished room for lady or gentleman; al] conveniences; excellent meals; references: $0. Forest | 38713 icon “AND BOARD—Beautiful, newly | furnished; gentlemen or adults employed: continuous hot water, 6 couple would like widow and daughter in ex- Box F-406. Post-Dis. steam heat, cooking; private family. Forest 486é9Ww ROOM AND BOARD—lIn private family, south King’s highway, near Tower pecs ark: Catholic gentleman preferred: ome cooking: exceptio 174, Post-Dispatch. piace. Box | VERNON, 5446—Room and board for two! gentlemen or couple employed. VERNON, 5404—2 newly furnished rooms, hot water; all conveniences; excellent | meals; employed people. Phone, For. 6169W | WASHINGTON. 3813—Nicely furnished front room; good table; terms reas. (9) ‘WASHINGTON, 3964—Single room board: can be used for 2, WASHINGTON. 4823 — Laree meals. for gentlemen only; reasonable: Single room. C WASHINGTON BL, 4360—Lovely room: splendid meals; young man; conveniences: 5| $9 per week. | WASHINGTON BL., 4328—Several desirable rooms: best of meals; suitable for couples | or singles. $25 per month: all convs. WASHINGTON BL... 3706—Neatily fur- nished room, excellent table, reasonable to | people employed. (7) | WASHINGTON BL.. 3645—Room: elderly | people; sleeping, housekeeping. $25 up: barement automobile station |WASHINGTON BL. 4448—Nicely furnished | y furnished GRAND. { clean rooms: board optional; every convenience WASHINGTON board: cookine. WASHINGTON BL., 4867—Loveiy rooms: plenty to eat: real home: all conveniences: reasonable. (7) | WASHINGTON BL., 5891—34 floor west | . foom, with breakfast: two young men. Cal! | bet ween 3 an4 6. Sunday WATERMAN. 509 5—Gentlemen room, running water. le rallian? tabla: WATERMAN, employed: 4289W reasonable: single room: hot-water heat; home desiring separate beds. ex- i~veetigate 5259—Board for 2 mice, refined home. ladies Forest 4967—Private family: iady with good references; home privileges. Laclede 220K WESTMINSTER PI, ivory room for two: excellent table; every cons enfence: reasonable Wee WESTMINSTER PL., 4211—Third floor east: beautifully furnished room for employed couple or gentlemen; meals if desired. Lin- Gel! 2R94. WRET PINE RI... 37 *—Room ard board ( (1) WEST PINE. 414° _—-Room with board: pri- vate home Lindel! 122R Ww WEST PINE BL., 4124—1 or _) gentiemen board: private home- best neovie ’ WFEST PINE FPL 4241—Room an we for etndent: rood meniea Ti indel ] 143M. WEST PINE BL... 42366—Lovelv furnished front room. gentleman preferred: breakfast antiowal WEST PINE, 3953—dAttractive front room, board optional: niences. WEST 4144—Attractive., ee 6413M furnished all conve- 3949 A—Roome. steam heat, hot PINE BL. meals. 4 gentlemen: ter nhone WEST PINE BL... frent room. 3 TATOO’ WEST PINE vow with Wa- 4362—Nicely baths. meals. furn! ished Lindell BL... 4331—Nice, rooms or gontlemen all conventien clean ces ROOMS FOR RENT_-CITY ROOM—Beautifully furn nished front. for gen- Forest 56654. (7) tlernem; reasona steam heated, in ar vartment. Ror P 258 Poast- Disnvatch oa, _ — ee ee ROOM—Comfortabie. in apartment, for __tleman Cabanv 5142. ROO \M—Larze front : preferred aA lady gen- —— —_—— on Liné@ell ol Lindell 6953 fi ae steam heat: 4 roo" __Kenti anen ROOM M—Nesa? ‘p men Fy gen ROOMS—T wo pri- vate famiiv in se ‘ond -f) oor -apartment: Forest 67 84M ROOM—Singie, mo: jern. 2 meals: s: or student Forest 68320 Ro: }IM—Lov ely furnished sec (“a he ny 54 -9 ROO M—Furnished. in private family; gentie- man Grand 7 145M PAE ee ROOMS—Tw: furnished or unfurnished st eam heat e4: in .apartment. Cabdany 3390 Ww ROOM—Furnished. tlemen: Walton. R405M ROOM—Neatiy of fice ran ; sé ond- floor ai ont gen rest front, suitable for >. near Fountain furnished, privat e family: 2 young men or counie employ red. Cathe et Parish Lindell 256 ROOM—Lafayette | Com oa oa privat e family; south exposure: near bath; large Closet Grand 32169R. ROC JM—Couple employed, or congenial young lady: private family; kitchen privii Colfax 1173) M ROOM—Lovelv southern steam-heated room: 2 gentiemen: conveniences: $4 wee _Cabany _S399w. ROC ~ amo Private on beautiful steam- heat- ed apartment: home comforts: private fan flw Forest 7831M ROOM—Large. pleasant, 24 floor; southern exposure, for two gentiemen, all conven- fences: breakfast. Box F-241, Post-Dis. front ladies or couple! _! respectable apa! to | home | good | ——— with | room, ith | Bl... 4957 — Room with. ROOMS | FOR RENT—Central THOMAS, — 2901LA—Two . “rnished rooms W ASHINGTON. 3412 = Rooms, — ~ single ty on necting , $3.50 to $6: phone, gas, nice, large. un- or #lec- Wi AS (SHINGTON 3104 — N | housekeeping rooms; conveniences; reason- able: heat furnished. North 42 50—Two furnighed __With bath, for housekeeping. BAC ON, 2530—Front room, newly decorated, | —Suitable for one or two; reasonable. we i. fam LA lt ABHLA™ D, 4 " fooms, a for ight ho om ‘gas, BEACO ON, 5007—Keoom heat. BEN TON, 1908A—Large front room, é¢lectric and bath; one Or two gentiemen; garage tf desired. BLAIR. 2515—Furnished housekeep!: room; modern. RROADWAY, 8443 N.—2 light houssk2ep- | hath. sisctrle, for rent lar ge i ) ing rooms; end of Broadawy car line. CASS, 3649—Two large well furnished first floor front rooms for housekeeping; gas. | bath, electric. | EAST GRAND, 15629—Large convenient to bath; eran heat; cation: 3 car lines: idea] for two Or students: reasonable. ELEV ENTH., rooms, front, $4: room; 2 beds; ood io- double, $5; gas, chests}. ELMBANK. 4420A—Furnished front room, or & people, on Taylor Line, locks _morth of St. Louis av. _ FOO ms; FINNEY. rooms: fine heat, hot water. FINNEY, 3664—2 connecting front rooms | for housekeeping; all convenen!>nces FOU RTEENTH, 2121 N.—3d large front rooms; just vacated: papere gas, water, $11. 56 modern conveniences. painted, electric, — references: open today. Phone For- eet > FURNISHED ROOM—O Fallon Park 4ls-| Colfax _1683M | GARRISON, 1520 N.—3 furnished rooms for $ gentlemen: $65 per wee en Sty PL.. 3023—1 large room, Tar ished housekeeping: _34_week. GhanD 6 N.—Pirnished front room: cone _nall sleeping, housekepeing: third floor | GRAND, 1225 N.—Front room, 1 or 3 per- sons: steam heat. /GRAND, 1407A N.—wNeatly furnished light gh fusekeeping or sleeping rooms; reason- front 1215 N.—wNicely furnished room, Catholic family, for 1 or 2 gentlemen or _couple employed: also garage. GRAND BL., 4030 N.—Furnished rooms; connecting: light housekeeping; opposite Fairgrounds Park GREER, 4437A—One unfurnished reom; ne furnace. HALLROOMS—2: gentlemen only; ences Tyler 2204W. HARPER, 3203A—Rooms: cold water: gentlemen biock east of Grand. KENNERLY. 3941—Two furnished rooma, light housekeeping; _all conveniences. KOSSUTH, 2900A—Two connecting house- mooning rooms; reasonable: 3 car lines LABADIE. 3821A—Furnished room. private fam'iy: hot-water heat; everv conyenience: reesonahie LEXINGTON. or share bungalow: al! fax TAR MAGAZINE, 3218—1 front man. NATURAL BRIDGE, 4555—Two furnished front rooms NEWSTEAD. Kesping or sleeping 4°77 SGHTH I MARKET. with al] conveniences, _and § ~ leeping. ORE At 7} L22— Fr PL EASAN’ r y 4144—Neat ly reorm r gent o- mitdie-awed ROOMS—Completely furnished, private. auiet perm anent adults: reference: second floor: 2 bedrooms, kitchenette porch: ‘gas, Box Fs 303, P.-D. Zz 2} 35—Fu rnished room, will board. 362: 3—Fum ished one Or two gentiemen. LOU Is. “382 NA—Bedrs om. mr A rag } ome rarage » : ; LOvis 4 2s pe yee us and ‘ol piete. hot and heat, preferred: one 4605—Lady will rent reom conveniences. Col- room : young °918 N.—Furnished house- hail room. Lindel! °333— Fu rni shed room. for housekeeping references furnished hall lady. ee -— ha a shed _room gentie- room, steam hall room; bath, fur- furnished conveniences. 4045A—C heerful .& familly ; mi j Ss. $325 rnighed room, kitchen. ut light housekeeping olec- ; ~ for siutable 1 day time or young ome, (CO, 4800—Two gentiem en. i garage optiona! references | at 4650 Pope for informa m with kitchen an‘ SARAH, “SR800A N.—Ro heat: must be hore Drivileges : hot-water seen to be appre ciated. SPRING, ¢ atlas = 1. furnished ater 2441 N.—Large room, r housekeeping: gas range. Ww Northwest 1518—Furnished front CORA, housekeeping roc CL 5235—Furnished private family: for ‘E BRILLIANTE. room hot-water heat: Pentiamen. FRR! SON GARFIELD. steam heat: pt GARFIELD —! J 345—Three rooms. Bedroom one forest and kit 7009eM, 6600 A—F urnished light it house- couple employed: all con- tchen, Sf Lad v hen ee ee ea ewe eres GARFIELD, 5066—2 furnished roome for ight housekeep! ne: water, gas, eiectric; stearn heat: both _phones. al) GARFIELD, 5047—Large front room, mod- ern: private’ family furnace. Forest RO47R mas Pore: 1937—2 furnished HODIAMONT, rooms. Ry Eee ae L AB ADIE. 4918—Furnished front room on floor in residence, hot-water heat or- sw. ~ nieely oat 626 MAFFITT, liv 4141A—Ha!! room: private fam- ROOM — Lovely furnished, steam- heated apartment: private family: all conven- fences: gentiemen preferred Lir dell 4°. 4. | ROOMS—Adjoining bath; private; near | Washington University: Sar lines: gen- tlemen. Phone Renton 2592 Central BELL, 3407—Two unfurnished rooms; hest, gas. electric. bath: adults only. BELL, 3324—Furnished connecting rooms, housekeeping; furmace heat, gas, bath; ree- sonable BELL, 3525—Desirable rooms; steam heat, hot dandy “— ‘ation. BELLE. 24°7—Nicelv furnished 34 floor __room for “ emp \oved persons ; BID DLE. 211: 5— Fu: nished front room, wit! gan: 24 floor housekeeping. $3 weeklr. — 9124 N.—Neatiy furnished rooms for light housekeeping: alsé sie 5p- ine reom for 1 or 2 ge gentiemen Ke ARP EN’E R PL... 723—Sieeping room. CARR. 1909 — Spe are rooms, fioor for couple CARR, 1527—Connecting housekeeping rooms; gas, bath, water in kitchen. CARR. 2014—4 roo ms. bath, totlet, electric: rea aonabie CASS. 2814—Neatly furnished housekeeping room : electric, bath, phone. CHO TEAL. - 1004—Nicely furnished rooms for centlemen (1) CLIFTON PL. 31484—Ni ce. cozy room in private family; ful cheap to stea4y all ‘conveniences. _roomer a EASTON, OR254 —_— Two front connecting rooms for light housekeeping: very reaso"- able. eo EIGHTEENTH. 713 rooms: $3 weekly FRANKLIN, for light. nore keePt ne. . $12 FRANKLIN. i411%*% mame Bee rooms for hougekeeping. for middle-aged cou $3 week: completely furnis ed an _ing rooms. GRAND. ~ 432 Ng keeping suite: modern. |'GRAND, 1207 — housekeeping water, electric; ist N.—Two nice, li ht le: oF er 3 rooms, house 1207 N.—24-floor front large enough to accommodate two people: con - veniences; also smail room, references ex changed ae LEONARD. necting rooms: rie rooms. _ Bomont _2819W LOCUST, 4 SF jean. cool: running water baths : Tbe @ay up. $4 week up eR) MARKET. ~$04A—C lean rooms, $5 — sé per week. OLIVE. 252 56—L arge 24- -story front; decorated; modern conveniences; e6e6L. RT Ua een PAPIN, 19°6—Furnished front chen fer. lieht housekeening_ a PINE, “152: 5—Slieeping room: steam heat, electric tieht. _dath; for couple. PINE. 3440—Two nice jiarge closets, Wre. Sherman Clark THERESA. 509 N.—Two furnished keeping rooms: cas range, electric lights: . #4 50. Jo22—Two well furnished co very reasonabie; also sin- new ly Central ‘room: kft- large hati. NORWOOD. PENROSE. ‘FHBODOSIA. 6604—2 modern large ‘ . 3596—Three con nect ing rooms AO sieep- | unfurnished room 3 | 84 mm, MARGARETTA AV. 4456A— 1 __gentlemen: private family Cation ee NATURAL BRIDGE. 5340—3-room fur- nished flat; modern conveniences; or living _Toom and uae of | ki itchen 2801—3 rooms; 4-room 26 PARIS, 3606—Pleasantiy furnished, gou euth- ern exposure: gentiemen; private home ; half block from Taylor and Netural Bridge cars. clancyv: ¥ ace nt _ Oct. 4039—Large unfurnished front room 3725—Nicely furnished flat. 2 oF | 3$219—Furnished room in priv fate | hot-water, CONNECTICU T. 3627—Room ¢ corner | ddies | 2612 N.—Light pig , floor; 8 | ' refer- convenient to) ' | JEFFERSON, effi- | CLEVELAND. : | EWING. | EUCLID, 6411 N.—One or two furnished | rivate family. | PLAD. 3849—Nicely a- eT. LOUIS POS wr- DISPATCH. 23B™ ee « ~ ROOMS “FOR RENT—South _ ALIFORNI A. 2655—Neat ly room in widow’ s home c CAL FX RNI A. complete ly Steam he lur s.® Ts. 3635—Two furnished -at an? Barrage CASTLEM AN, 4230 —Piain closet, $3. 50., refs _bdlock. CLEV E L. AND gentile: m™ an: CLEVE LAND. gon en: con nec cting rooins. for housekeeping. front ~ Foom Optiona!s: cars vy 38° 24—F} ront re ym: om: cou Or Grand and _ Compton | aa sgh 401 1—F; urnished room 3901 —Opport unity | for “two couple or ladies aw tt in well-kept home | Kkentlerm *n or accommodations opt ion al COMPT ‘ON. o- ~ a): tg 1123—Near Easton: } other rooms, $2.40, ee hall room, , furnished, vate 4059 W DILLON, sees —Larae 3 3a floor. $: family: home privileg Form ON, 1203—Ni r nished” $> ca, email — room, fur- | DILLON. 1119—Furnished r Ss, housek ee p ing; adults. ILLON, 1027—wNicely fu rnished ro light ; housekeeping; sing! le ‘an d ee DOLMAN 1117—Nextly furnished sconnect- ine ho isekeeping rooms reasonable 29 ‘ ~4—22 voenenes rooms, in except day; ef b taine or Broadway car sie — EADS, 2837—Furnished room fo e~ * Tr »s man; Compton Park and 4th st eau vis EaDs 3 3001—Two connecting rooms. rear; water. electric. gas ranza. 1405 8. —2 rooms for Wweswne —— oom nm for for furnished room: ri- | family; all conventenced. Grand ee SOee— Front connecting || housekeep- BF vn tchenette; rea + GEY ER, 27 '49—Connecting lst usekeep! ng rooms; nicely clean; electric, gas, bath: $8 GRA? NP. 22494, 5.—Lare for employed persons: ‘GRAND, 3449 # only. Grand 67 TOW GRAND, 35°0A 8 —iitenky furnished house- keening rooms, steam heat. eas. electric GRAND, 3195A 8. —Furnished _ room; call __ before 1] a. m.. or Monday Grand 6425. GRAND, 3195A 8.—Furnished room, Cail hefore 11 a. m. or Monday rand 6425. GRATTAN, 1203—2 connecting rooms, first floor GRAVOIS, sek nates: | room suitable ahs ‘ate fam Lily (l) _Grand GURNEY. 3105— Beautiful front all conveniences: Tower Grove Grand 903W Walter Weber. 7495W bedrvom; direct. HARTFORD. 3880—Furnished room fn a rie vate familv: HART FORD. Fong require oe grt ell furnished room a4 for 2 employed, fiARTFORD. in private family: hot-water heat; $3.50 gentlemen. 2841—2 HEN MIETTA, on Sete. party : ern. izht housekeeping 3625—Front room: hot water heat: Grand car: mod- | ladies, fo r | all convenienc es: private fam- See '% nn? ugar | housekeeping | floor front | —Moéern house; gentlemen | 3605—Furnished front sleeping | ~/°° room, convenient Grand, Cherokee cars. | resi- | 3425A—Neatly furnished room | emploved | ROOMS FOR RENT South ST ANGE A¥.. ii roorns e for housekeepin ST. VINCENT, | 8ST. VINCENT. 1120 — Newly furnished ~~ ! 2901—Furnished i rooms. 2637—Neatiy furnished ee. ond-floor fre * ita’ Steam heat; 1 ow 4@ Gran ST. VINCENT, 0: X—Neatiy fu furnishe } I front hall room; private family; all conven- fences. | ST. sont NCENT, private family; Grand” 7442R. 7918—Neat! m private. | SIDNEY, 1911A—Neatly furni ished ed room. SIDNEY, 2845—Nicely furnished room, | vate family; all conveniences. pri- ' | ENRIGHT . 4052A—Front room: private reasonable (ENRIGHT, 4627—Rooms for | ENRIGHT. 4576 S—-Laree | alcove room : water str Se it iee DELMAR BL. pleasant. homelike sleeping conveniences. near 4 of the restaurant. fined xentlemen:; all lent to 3 car jines: shows: home: _Uemen near first-class references required; Bell phone JSUT— Newly EAST ON, bath. ges. EA STON, ; 4061 3A—2 ” lectric. Cc. as. bath EASTON, PON, en, furnished comple 3649A—2 unfurnished electric and’ heat. bo rt EASTON, 4704 A—Large private family; LasTON, p27 1) family. |, 5502—1 8 ree b ladies or privileges: ENRIGHT. 5508SA—N ing room _for 2 ee employed vrivate family ice, __iight housekee eeping: no nished. for sleeping : also sleeping rooms; housekeeping: hot SIDNEY, 3518—Furnished connecting froat | rooms for housekeeping; all conveniences; 45 private family. | SIMPSON forable, furnished: cality: owner's home: PL, 1¢47—South of Lafayette Belieton- _ Park: room and kitchenette; clean, corm- seam hea: desirable lo- no children. SPRING, neatly phone. 3191 S.—Corner room, Connecticut. $3.50, convs., THERESA, _conveniences. 1620 8.—Furnished bedroom, | kitchen privilege, 2 men or couple; UTAH TAH, 3416A—Southern tdney 2 bath: private family. ey | VIRGINIA, 6332—Furnished sleeping and housekeeping rooms. Southwest FAMOUS | “eT. ee or 6s _ton 1159W =. paAR. or without garage. “BD00. S King's highway. 5228—New, modern, One block west HIAWATHA, lovel light rooms, beat 7639 (Richmond Heights)—2 ye conv epoca urnished: private family; $20 MITCHELL. 6723A—Two ~~ rosea, furnished or unfurnished: no chij- | hotsekeediag | ODELL 4079—Kitchen and bedroom; Teht. | 5788J. Victor 1825R. West ~ ACADEMY, 910A—Newly furnished sleep- conveniences. ing room; steam heat; all Young lady or couple employed. use of kitchen; Parish Cal! Sunday or evenings. | ACADEMY, 1450—Koom for lady employed: lady alone; St. epaipining m6 86mALlGhkae ENRIGHT, 4248—2 furnished, southern ex- eounte housekeeping, posure rooms, hot water: $d. unfurnished front roonis water. 4229 A—Two ” be edrooms an na kitch te: Lindel furnished gent lemen oniy. 4271W A—Sileep ing room riaht fr couple chi ldre: : reason: able ENRIGHT, wav: reAsonadb e. 5001—Two ENRIGHT. 4203—Front +t | room and kitchenette; $10 week. all | ' SNRIGHT. 4323—2 | | S, 6275—Front rooms, furnished for | leeping ; modern. Ben- | ENRIGHT, 4017—2 second 5 rooms, | housekeeping; ' ' ENRIGHT. 4547—Large front housekeepi: ng room: range, electric, garage. porch: own- ' heat and gas furnished; $8 per week. Grand | Mark's convenience. large and bedroom, ENRIGHT, private familly; ences. ail &. wre \* rooms. “Lindel 4488 4°267—Large connecting eile furnished conveniences. etric, ” Gecorated Mi. rooms for re 23 264M. ont Forest lignt front >- all t gentiemen ' ENRIGHT, 4 4466—4 tonfurnished roocus, for newly Buz ne eee 18: elect continueus first floor rooms, large pantry, fronting King’s high- housekrep- steal heat | Ss ‘ROOMS. FOR RENT—West. PHEMSUN, 4467 A—Large newly deen- rated, east windews, all conveniences conven Splendid néeighberhed, private family. — best 1714R Le owneT & meee s ; rr an .* ot 3-— Room, xen- q y¥ owntrg home: Pes am —_—-. — MAPLE. 5255 Tecmshoaee ns suiten owner - rooms. he me. Forest SST IW. MAPLE. 5074—econd-floor from modern conveniences; 1 th third floor MAPLE PL... 956—Furnished| room ; all con veniences: private h : leer as noi Ml : ate home; gentiermen. Cab. | MARILAND. 4139—Two connecting light Wad to ‘rine roome MARY at 306—Steany- heated oom: gentieman Lindel! 34 iid ue AR ¥L AND 4200—Firet floor front roen:. . it! bos rd: uple or 2 gentiemen. i LAND. firet floor g 4115—Rhoom conveniences: very reasonable: . T? an ony ; | MARYL AND, : , — ,-— “Ss ré om. ak ome conVenisacr;: 4360—Destrable “foom, ‘ very modern iy pri vate. | MARYL AND, 432 4— Large front reom ; alec | room adjoining bath; southern exposure; private MAKY LAND, 4224— Beautifully “fu gtished room; owner's home: gentleman. em plopeu excemtional home 13¢ M ARY! LAND, 4302A—Steam heated abe apert- ment, private farfily; nicely furtisheds Kentiemen MARYLAND, 4249—Elegant furnished reomts kitehenette; running water; $6; couple; _ Linde 3 6038 W. MARYLAND, 4358&—Newly ‘furnished, ned. large room, in steam-heated at ener: rent re sonable Phone Linde}! i2aw iz ' MARYLAND. 4361A—Room, adjoinina steam-heated apartment; gentleman fer re: e. we Linéetl! B53TW ; i MARYLAND. 4205-9 house keeping . | second fioor: euitable for 4 sauite: ae ern conveniences; Bell phone; will reat sep- aT ight tric dining Every roof hefer- ENRIGHT, as furnished 24 floor front room: contingous hot er. ' EN NRIGHT, 4225—Room and kit light housekeeping; rage if wanted. linen furn arate! ¥ south wa- MIN bE KY es “§050—F 7 rooms, 34 floor houme- me: ¢ 4 _ ceninw: clean: 2 beds; couvie pute emoloy eh for NE WBERRY “TERRACE, 4614—Neatly ba nished room, private Jewish family; gentin- man: Delmar 347 2X. complete, gas ranee. er’s home. loor running ‘ rooms. NEW STE AD APARTMENTS—Lovely a A water; i hath, extension phone orivileges. Lin- dell TO20 Stivi aa 5—Rooms,. single or connecting. gas and electric. ENRIGHT. 68060—Nice in private, congenial home. Forest comfortable room 3146. . OLIVE, 4223A—Hall rogms. se ntien ui) . | per month: apartment. Seas OLIVE. 4332A—Neatly furnished ENRIGHT, 4545—Lar®e front housekeeping garage, porch; own- roo er’s home. m; range, electric; (1) sieening rem Lindell seT2w. a ——~. (RIGHT. 5125—Beautiful 24-fleor for gentle bath; reasonabie. , OLIVE. 4716—Nicely furnished front "™: | steam heated: hot | water. Forest —— | OLIVE 3855A—Newly decorated and Cabeny er than other hovsekeesing apartme housekeeping: reasonable. RIGHT, 4276A—Three cotmecting two beds; steam heat; very OLIVE, 4618—Housekeeping esle- khone gas range and laundry, $6.50 and rooma, -_ 3734—Rooms, ENRIGHT, 68xx—Pileagantly furnished room, large private home; Caban entleman only; came week; garage if wanted. sleeping vor house- ting. single or connec Linde! } | PAGE BL, 5038A—2 rooms, com for | housekeeping: sink itn eitchen. AMHERST PL., 1205—Desirabie room. _.vate, bath; reasonable rent. Cabany lew. ABTON, 4556A—Neatly room for 1 or 2 gents: furnished reasonable. ae 312A N.—Steam heat. plored, | AUBERT. ange. telephone, | AUBERT, vate family. Forest 28? front 1348—Two second floor rooms, EUCLID, 408 furnished for housekeeping, electricity, water in i kitchen. 741—Nealty socaee room, pri- | gas| | EUCLID, 14 8.—2 furnished rooms, a)! private home; kitchen privi- | = | leg _reom; private home. lady em- kitchen privileges; Maryland cars. EUCLID, 10 S.—Nice, large, steam-hea ted ‘PAG GE 1 BL... 5038A—Large. well — room; 1 or 2 gentlemen or couple ae PAGE BL.. 4678—Neatly furnished room ; gentleman oniv. Forest Mis N.—Me erson and Euclid: reom connecting bath; excellent meals BL... 4944—Aot. S: ine rooms. steam hest. hot — . no — veniences- es. Forest 1873M PAGE BL. 5220—Large room, sultabie ter con 2- Bell phone. PAGE BL.. 4402—Two wel! furnished rooms ns frosit rooms, im floor: HICKORY. 3661—F ra 4 room, with or without housekeeping. with young wuupis. Grand 3643R. HUMPHREY. 3536—Laree conveniences: private family tl eman Victor 2404R. INDIANA, $315—Front room, out poard. in home of wtdow 1: lu ‘onnecting also one roo front room, ; $4.50; gen- INDIANA, 8331—Two large. rooms, in fla ' 12 Inquire E. Bokern. 7th and P! Pine. JEFFERSON. 1837A 5. — 2 unfurnishad | roome: private family; ¢ cousle oniv. JEFFERSON. 1814 3.—F ront room kitchenette; aduits only JEFFERSON, 3709 S.—:Furnished room for gentleman. with 1611A 8S —PFurnished front room, couple employed or gentlemen; pri- vate family. JEFFERSON, 2115A 8.—Nicely furnished sleeping room; private home; gentiemen. JEFFERSON. hall room: fence Se SE ee JUNIATA, 3824—Nice laree private family. Grand 3445W JUNIAT A, 3620—Furnished south room, ad- fotning bath: conveniences; breakfast 1651 S—Nicely furnished bath. electric, every cunven- 60. room / PL. e 1821—Nice, large front 3d floors; modern; Lest. uble beds Sidney 10d38W. npletely “fural shed sink and porch; fea ‘he KE NNETT PL., 1k20—cC or hou ssekeeping rooms; sonable: aduits KING'S HIGHWAY, steal phone oO — ~ 1420A— — heat gentleman only $836—2 | unfurn ished “rooms. 1s: 24— Ho usekeepir is ist £1 oor unle garage. an AY TT EB. 2741 Housekeepi ne rooms, 2 arge connecting: all $x per week LAFAYETTE. 181° > Large room, neatly furni shed for liigeht housekeeping 3d fi. © 5634—Second-fioor front private aduit family CAF: convs. ET TE ell conven- -ETTE. 2819—One large room: nice- irnished: all conveniences; phone: no ~4! \—Furn! ished room for 2 er couple employed Grand = 2703—Newly decorated, two light housekeeping rooms; gas sleetric. bath. heat furnished: adutis — LAFAYETTE, steam neat. _Priv: ate fam liy LA LA SALLE, 1901—Housekeeping rooms: electricity: water in rcoms; - 3718—2 basement rooms, ~ §732°A-——Newly furnished large privete family; ell conven- McDONALD. 3633—Housekeepin running water, 34 floor Gran McKEAN., 35 504. 4A—Nicely furnished room: convenient neighborhood, -. McREP. 4239—Comfortable room, vate home; 1 or 2 gentlemen or couple em- ployed. MAGNOLIA, elec., gas, a luits oniv — a rooms; 6. o7 4— 2 or 3 unfurnished heat, with garage if desired; in private MICHIGAN, =800—F —— } ruse keeping room. Mié HIGAN, 57 13—Corvenien tly furnisned | wn for housekeeping: 2 car iines: re@- and ight | fonaA Die MISSISSIPPI, 1736 — Large neatly fur-. nished front room, with all conveniences In private home for gentlemen only; sultabie for one or two, running het or cold water in room MISSOURI. 1 ~5— Modern. furnished rooms, _hot- -awter heat. for housekeeping; er Hes near Gen- SEMPLE, 2507—Ro mi ‘iy furnished: __ private fam}! ¥ cont enien: es. _ phone THE IDOSIA, BY40A ee ished room THEODOSIA. 5 RAR—Nicely furn ished “room ir pri" vat ol fami) V; la ly or gentleman. THEODOSIA, 5944—2 nice furnished rooms, kitchen, Scie range. Karage; all conv. 5816—Nicels furnished room, private family: $3.50 LOUIS, 6367—Cheap rooms: eral Mi tors. 6T. | ae —-- — THEOD* STA. bath and electric; weer. RM Set RE THEODOSIA, 58890—Furnished front keeping rooms; private entrance; dren: conveniences: reas: ynable nouse- no chil- furn'shed rooms for gentlemen. No other roomers. adults. THEODOSIA, 5944—Nicely “furnished 24 floor front rooms, kitchenette, sink and range. Ail conveniences. HEODOSIA,. + §875—Two nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping: fences Ca ba ny¥ R UNION, 2610—1 and 2 housek eep! ~ rooms: electric: cas, heat: reasonable; ults. . WAGNER PL. , 15618—Two ae front connecting rooms; heat, gas, electric fur- —— South —- ~ 2 2904—Exe! usive sieepia oe ALLEN MARKET LANE, 121 ment t room, cheap. LLEN. 2648A—Furnished room, ¢.ean, q atet: privet e: conveniences: gentle™an ree Ri ynab) + Vie ctor R39 J. ARCO, 4521—Room — for r light pouss keeping ; _ furnace heat: te family couple ns ARSENAL. 37% nieasant room in modern home: lady: references ARSENAL 691 3A—Furnished keeping room, for lady employed; roormers BOTANIC “AL, 2907 A—Furnished room, sUit- hle for one or two Grand TS5SW Cees BOT TANIC ey °965A—Larre. lovely fur- nished room; phone, electricity, bot Water; private famity , ERANTNE RPL. “81798—Front room: famiiv 3” 50 per week BROADWAY. 3742 & housek eeving: @ or : 8 sduits BROADWAY, Si00\ S—Large and kitchenette; couple front room piev ed. GALIFORNIA. 1643—Nijcely furnished large __ front room for lich? usekeening } CALIFORNIA S539A — 2 rows, for two working girw: al cprreniences. room. = —i base- base- light house - no other "private Two roon oa, ~ light ~ furnished err. = 5 . a! s convene ;} NEBRASKA, 3429—One room furnished — lieht ho te a O 1) NEOSHO, 43: 597—lurnished room, =r 4 kitchen privileges, to young or aged cou- ple, in private family; will rent to young man and give breakfast. NINTH, purpose. OREGON front room. OREGON. 1707—s rent reasona hie. OREGON 3436A—Deni rable room 2% pri vate home: conveniences 12 $501 &.—Room, suitable for ahy °G10A icor. Gravols)—Furnished fo T gent lem An. leping room. second fiver: for 1 or Call after PARK. 2617A—lI.oom for gentlemen in ae | liv ‘ante farr PARK. is 2 Neatiy furnished room and Kir nette: eternm heat: all conveniences. PARK 33129 Nicely furnished room, Pee | nah: conveniences; gentlemen only Grandéd (] PARK, poco rooms; able PARK, reom for couple or two gentiemen,; hot a col water, steam heat, across fayette Par i PENNSYLVANIA room in _ eeenee family, _fo light, heat, gas; reason- ~ 9920—Nice smal) with all PR ESTON Pi... 17 31—T: wo neatly Surntehes ) light h usekeeping rooms: convenient to Car ‘i nes. neat ROOM—F ‘ront; ly: fine locality; . furnishe south ey refined private references. Grand eee OM—Steam- heated: private farmfly; fret- elass. convenient to 4th st., et ape Compton cars: r¢ asona ble Box B-5 fr, OMS—Fu irn! shed: sly: all con’ eniences; iy furni shed room oom in apartment | a private family: young tad desired: breakfast optional: ut Ae! rable neighborhood. Call 8 RA: 39. RU SSE! ig gent 38 31A—Furn! oon room for to separate bens Grand . [25a —Two connecting ght house- | 5900 — Sleeping or housekeep ng n home corm- | light housekeeping: g: pri- | garage. Vic- | | AUBERT, j ning water and bath $4 per week. Forest AUBERT, 737—Nicely southern exposure: est 2A21. BARTMER, modern; R526W. - 9955—2 sink, light; tleman, lence Deimar 8047] 780—Neat = room with run- in private family; | 4297R. f ' : EUCLID, 720—2 furnished connecting house- ing rooms, lst floer; conveniences; _ couple. for houselsentre: A ermo nent Heanie. ‘PAGE BL... 3844A—Niceiy furnished tome. noverkecning wate” on ronme: "*. for | furnished room: all conveniences. For- ~ unfurnished rooms: reasonable. every .| BARTMER, 5589—Nice, large room for gen- in private ’ neds BAYARD, two people: 762-——Clean, well-kept room: reasonabie. BLACKSTONE. 1318—cCouple will rent neat front room; $3 per week. CABANNE, 5111—Nicely furnished room in private femily. gentiemen; hot-water heat. Forest AT r 17 -——_— Cabany che Convern- | CATES, 5716—Large 3d-floor bedroom; “pri- | _ vate family. CALES. Private fami!iv ol xx——Newly furn.: ste room: Forest 4917W. CATES, 5060-—-N gentlemen or couple; licely het CATES, 6149—rurnished —— unfurnished rooms with or withowt housekeeping CATES. 6165A—t leasant. for couples: no children. CATES. 6101—TLight room $3 week; gentieman. convenient mre?) } hot-walror mens: | Forest 348UR CATES, 5156—Pieasant room. lences; suitable for iadies employed CAT ES, 5100—Large. nodern SATES. 5091—Desirable wat ter heat; CATE 5, room and ki _per month CATES, 5018—Large, newly in strictly private fami! something out of the _& real home see this CLARA, ven! ences. oo tchen : Forest ‘(ist fi) —Will CLARA. 72 front rooms seweey apartment. CLEMENS, _in_ private fa: mily COOK, rooms, COO 1K. qu et cc uple employed: ae ee ee ae 5904A—Nicely well turnished conveniences; private front room; private home. eee 4081—Nicely furnished, owner's all _family large wed bem e; v deco rated room y rd inary: ; hot -water Meat. 1118A—Furnished room: 7436 iW ‘ large closets; looking fer all con- rent ‘two nicely or Caban ~ $615—Ho usekeep ing ‘furnished Cr bany °ATAW ( sha 4-roo y "bil. Olive room for modern privaje home. and $50 3751—2 ” neatly furnished connecting hor sekeeping; a' so > garage. room ; no children or pets. want DE BALIVERE. _415A—Front room in small private familly apartment Cabany 6398J. no other roomers; modern bE GIVERVILLE. 6752—Pleasant room with private family: gwentieman only. DELMAR aes heated a —~ eatin: room, =" DELMAR BL. a $5: rooms. $4 an floor garaxe space DELMAR BL., room; gteam n heat. 4644— Neatly SELMaR, 5083a—Singile and double room: | for gentlemen or couple: all conveniences, ladies employed. DE ELMAR 3L.. hoveekeenineg : 3625—Purnished room all conventences. ) DELMAR BL. board for two. 3908—Rooms, or room and HELMAR BL., 4422— bath continuous hot wat DELMAR BL.. 404: 5—Newly furnished “eon- | necting housek eenine roo DELMAR BL., B- apartment. __rorea S 5615 | BE ‘LM AR BL 42 3 ' DEL mAR we room ; uthern exposures, er. Room across hall from | ma nice second floor __housekeeping r rooms; adults: phone. 4185 — First floor, ne one hot front _ water. "phone, one or two, gents only, (7) room 2) steam (7) r; convyen- i oo/n, hot | ’ HAMILTON, sleeping (7) furnished | | | 6101 B— Furnished room, in | | LACLEDE, 4424—Two 24-f1 Forest 2 LACLEDE. 4556A—Furni man, private family, Forest 156 DELMAR BL., 3876—Two light housekeep- | rooms, southern ing acd uits, _references. exposure, auiet; DELMAR. i72 100m, kitehnette, 6— Fron housekeeping, soutien $4 to $7; conne.t- ae rooms ee DELMAR, furnished: couple emploved. 4206—Newly decorated, beiag oo large room for 2 gentiemen or sm aller room for one —_—— = —— R BL., 387 4—ieeping rooms; clean, refined people; quiet home; shower bgt reasonable. DELMAR BL... al) conveniences: F Coaatt 5132 5020—Neatly furnished private family. DELMAR = front room; ferred. reasonable, 4627A—Neatly gentiemen pre DELMAR BL.. nicely furnished ; tences; 5806—Second floor steam heat; all conven- suitable for 2 gentiemen. east. DELMAR BL room. steam heat. gents or cot coupies employ ed 4608—Two newly furnished continuous hot water; private family ' DELMAR ee = 4427—V ery Gesirable front connecting housekeeping roems, 24 HELMAR BL., 6040—Sleeping room, nicely furnished: twin bedg; adults: references. |\DELMAR BL., conpecting bath; —— 5745A—Room, bath adjoin- ing; modern “steam-heated apartment. Cab- any 7TBR1J DELMAR. | ed. Reasonabie. AR 4814A—2 rooms ané kitchen- ette, unfurnished; light and heat furnish- ‘DELMAR BL. and Set. room, neat people. ustahen cnen, B10: 6 together or separate: ELMAR, 1 large sleeping room; wtl room and Gecorate to sult tenant who will stay over winter. For- DELMAR rooms, €1. 450: 3 bede: specta ble home : 5g08A—Well ‘DELMAR BL in tt! continuous BL. 055+ ot $6 and i: a hall sleeping. housekeeping: re- furnished room. furnished | LINDELL Be doen refi mee | -f furnished front t | odern. steam-heated apartment. hot water. Cabany DEL MAR [AR BL. . 4067 front room. electric; _oF r three. .— te ping room, tlemen: floor b exporu with kitchenette; stmnail home; all conveniences, hea’. t“ec gas, —E£ileeping 4 ferences fre EA STON, om none Fr AST Ww ao and Unien car reu ring room ; aeam heat: : lines, jecorner Sarahi—Large to people | EVANS. $700—Large unfurnishd room; gas. electric. bath PAGE BL... $205—Light housekeeping «nj sieening rr Ome, | EVANS. housekeeping: 37 50—3 neatly EVA.\S., furnished rooms. | PAGE RL private family. PAGE. RL.. 3707—2 large front rpoms, fur- — ished. 3864A—Furnished front hall furnace heat, electric, bath: reasonable. EVANs, 4245—Two electric. neatly furnished a | gaa BL... nected housekeeping room; private family PAG E floor BL., EVANS, 3956—2 front connecting rooms, | sieeping or housekeeping, ladies employed: reasonable FINNEY. 3900 Two unfurnished rooms. FINNEY, 3641—Rooma. keening. Lindel! 1 997. Le siceping or house- 3615—2 « connecting rooms, hos | roome: private: eagonedie.¥ PAGE BL., fom ge'tiemen. t SS85% AGH BL, gy PR Am ge or 2oeby. adults; Gentiles: aa pis FOREST PARK BL, 44xx—-l1 room and ‘PAGE kitchen in steam- heated _Dreferred. Forest 3792R only. Forest 58490R. apartment; ladies; . phone; light housexcest 5149—i or 2 ¥ fury : ove 4451—Neat! keeping roome. jeasona ag abe ye = ‘BL... 4526—Nicely . front | "Forest 64 aed L.. 4247W—Very desirabie room for 1 or ladies or gentlemen, stricthx private milly; reatonabie. in FOREST PARK BL., 4453 —Blegantly fur- _ Mished room; All conveniences; gentlemen oo E BL, 4733—Nicely furnished — front room and kitchen; bath, laundry, furnace: phone. hed and dev anette: $10. ne ee ———— FOREST PARK, 4390 — Beautiful large neugeneg SFR" room and kitchenette. Lin- he PAGE, 4477 Furnjshed. connecting | house - keeping rooms; range, hydrant, sink; 1 slieen ing room. FOU TEE 4949-——-3 connecting raoms, pri- | vate bath: neativ furnished: price right. | PAGE BL... 4346A—Furnished roo vate family; afl conveniences. FOUNTAIN, 4949-—Sieeping eee heat: furnished: 16764 fooms, neatly wrt — me $4 to $5 ner werk. ‘PAGE, 3548 — “iiespl ns ur GOODFELLOW. 775 ‘Apt. men, peat apt.. call Sunday. _ GRAND, 1127 N.—Light, cosy room: mod- ern; reasonable rate. keeping. Call HAMILTON. “1144—Apt. __ nish D.)}—Two de-| sirable adjoining front rooms for gentle- rooms: all complete; reasonabie. ‘ Ps AGE BL., 4010A—Neatly furnished reome, 1038—Front 1 rooms . for | house - Monday afternoon. ae or sleeping; phone; private armtiy PAGE BL.. 4011—Hall room. also ed housekeeping room; clean: reasonabie: _Dhone. I: - pewly yt | room: private farm! ly. PAGE BL... 5024A—Large furnished recom, HAM: LTON, 1044—Two nice! electric. sds. $4. i 0 per we floor rooms; n Gult«: ee a ae HODIAMONT, .1289A—Furnished rooms for gentlemen or couple sonore’. 5953—3 first- floor - keeping rooms, with private a tee | PERSHING. | 44; lady, HOR TON PL... oes! ta. ek Delmar y furnished Sh bath. | private lavatory; hot-water —— oa ae Forest 7 . familly; gentlemen. Call (c#2) nega ges or taleiien coquane heat; | r 3271 X. | PENDL oe Hy fa vusekeeving room tn- uding 5126—Nerreily arg? rnom: nrivwate famiir. Farwiaes| EAYWOND, _ 6010—Large room, @neiy KENSINGTON, 5001—Single and connecting | —~°*t s*posure honsekeenine rnome: rearonahie. furnished, single or couple; sheers Saag KENSINGTON floor soon: all modern conveniences. | ENSINGTON, 4731A—Furnished room, all | convenjences - Delmar and 5AROWw with 5020—Nicely furnished 24) or Fivediamont without cars. | RIDGE, 6039—Furn respectabie Indy: ‘desone hed on nh r orivete fangily. _ Forest | Rooms ‘nf storolabed_Poreat OOF COM—P nt room in West End. Bex F-321, 1 Post Dispatch. garage Forest KING'S HIGHWAY modern KING'S HIGHWAY, 812A N.—WNicely tage! 7) BL.., 1076A furnished front rooms. ROOMS—3 unfurnished: couple, adulta; orest 1238R. = 5.—Two | vate. F nished sleeping room ROOM—Comfortable. | person: reasonable. KING’S HIGHWAY, 721A N. (at Seizes — | - moder: Steam -heated ed housekeeping rooms, fo tly ™ ROOM—Nicely furnt at KING'S HIGHWAY. rata N 4 Bteam-heated rooms (At Delmar)— ‘KINGS HIGH@AY. 1246 —Nicely fur- inodern conveniences: nished sleeping room: _reeeongpie. KING’S HIGHWAY. Large and emall rooms: private home: kitchen privi- leece: reasonable. 936 ROOM—Lovely vate famil: ROOM = ‘ent 7% family. Call Lindel! 7 JONES, veniences; good heat; if permanent. front, — 5 men Cail under + Foreot ate furnished. Forest . 2 ee con- | family. LACLEDE. 4368A—Purnished roo | BOO indell S6947 ms; quist » oF private Vate family. ‘LACLEDE, 4022—Neatiy furnished sieep- Ing room; private family; reasonable. RE to Re | RooMs—3 bows 2479. oor rooms; pri- ished room, finces: all conven cou | vie nt in dell 673, | ROO COM—Elegantiy fersishe ft etearn-hea LACLEDE. +367 gentlemen ; Lindell 2880]. LENOX, 6402— rnonth. LINDELL, 4062—2° ing rooms ponte lemen ; , eneee. “muitable for ‘4 Teasonabi ie. - Ac LEDE 4363— ann euemnengens:: ail (ISDE BL , 9912—Connecting oom for ‘ ight hothse keeping LINDELL, 4117-—2 front rooms in residence; men ; Nicely furnished wr nable: southern exposu 39 ‘ROOM—Larre pe we = eaen: apartin = | 17 se a 0OM— ‘aunts: or un rooms furnished. 1 bileck north of _ Page. with bath; arge neatly furnished - gleep = | for couple or 2 ” sleeping stucents preferred; $—Two | connecting | rooms for conveniences. I A. a $10 rv iles —_~ | ROON— Hod room. _» | Re COM —Torntortabl for gentleman: ly Sirastiy’ cane es ROOMS—Suilt of 2 furnished or p nished reomes in apartment In __{7) | view; Gentiles | Cabany 6 Léudeit | _ mingle or en suite. Lindell 1245W. L LINDE + a FWO! Db vale “family CINDEL L Ti 3540, FURNISHED Rix ENCES; RENT LINDELL BL., 4256 roem: gstearm heat. rrivete fa rity LINDELL, con 24 floor oul - -Large sleeping or house- 4260—Nicely ALL Cf Newly. ‘furnishe: a) rt water, tinuous he Lin deli | an furnished RiG0M—Neatiy apartment 3. pri —ELEGANT. NEWLY | Poet -E MS: REASON ABLE. M—Light. clean room: steam gen en; privete. Inquire phone « fami) tech. NVENI- | ROw M—B8! ngle, : vw Os all il” convenieness: trict 1 = , fon | 4m. keeping room that is really clean and de- | RO nae wrabie. BL... reor. 392 LINDELL “Er ~ dei in modern apartment; reasona ble LINDELL rooms: ter: lL Andel! 645 VePuFr RaN 40° ea me BL.. ~~ 430i—Front owner’a hore: continuous hot wa- for ae gentiemen only. Phone private residence. gentiemen. . 46: 38 —_Niceiy furnished room aii con Venlenees: ) ‘ebnaecting | | ROOM—Laree: heated apartment: no (7 | * | 71634. 5294. room, $3; tm Fe 4024—Beavtifully fernigpes ROOM — les ae ly Leathe Chuanr'2 ete ts ROOMS— Large. ight, nished ; ; ROOM — For refined | home all conveniences; cars Forest 1hnoW McPHERSON. 4045—Nicely furni« far gentiemen ontv — ew ee me mews Merv HE nm iN, room - McPHER™ ys. made “hm ar artment MiP PH ERS ~. nished’ clean, auiet _ Bites ye Mi PHERSOUN conven! lences ; on! ly L.in4 tei! McPHERSON, preferred Me MU LAN, for couple employed: wrivate home connecting. second eonveniences : Teasy’ orest 307 a _—— ee . front ~ voativ furnished room. Tourn ee 41: 37—Astractively furniened | hear Mive cur. 40% x—~Si ingle private. Forest 1919R, room: | Boe vita tat south £ 4220—heerful rivate 441J _—~ te ~~ 4130——-Steam heated modern conveniences, gentlemen or couples “Gaia Ni elv 4 4 344A— —— Hooma piace: locke furnished kitchen privileges. t! Y far- to cory: room ; family: gent raome. | ‘eOoM—tpuewnl stler: fine: Seat howd: investigate; “front | housekeeping telephone, Mano; ROOM—Kiee room. ee ity vale: + tg, Fig Oe 4 seen Heer g De PO 1 SRS eee aa ph acre wae wa eT, en - OECD + COAST ES ee teanetns we aelatehaheen tee ane nna eee al

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—_—— = any gir GY Pe gry NR nm YN Fe nce 2 9s Gites ie MNRLE: F Re RIE OC: f 7 ie - oe “" a Chto Na , . “Ny da . . ~—* a oo gl ~ O- eich wiser + ies ee - Po Po . a pb Bey . * rah eae 4 - yr ~ et Lovie b aE es woteh Shae FY wee ey, u ¢ ” ST ae ee ee) an ar sherret ee ee oe ee a — : POULTRY D BIRDS ROOMS FOR RENT—West | ROOMS FOR RENT—West | SUBURBAN BOARD WANTED ANIMALS ANIMALS | ee ere with break t furnished - eghorn west; Saniest a car, references; ast. Sagoo | unaiiin ie ht hou BE ae oar “yan ge, steam | Protestamt. Board of. * mg oe d Wtd.—-Puppies; pay spot cash for POODLE DoGS—Genuine. 1504 8S. Bread- | PULLETS—White leghorn ané rhode wis oy | _Toomers_ Box F- 335. Post- Dispatch. ss roe Mr : u ping, » & | _dians, 237 _ _Munic fpa! a. o1 CS. __ oceairga pups; fox terriers. tan | es, coilles, | __ way, 34 floor. ; __ red hens. . 6216 Derby. rn: epee ree | aourt Kenaekn ae ae $20 up. etc. Mis-| POODLE PUPPIES—White maltese. (Call | PULLETS—Single comb white — white Teghorm: Louis. oO te Fefined : y rnc . | eg et ee ee get persons; West End. Cabany sll tarniahea ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED Write Missouri Kennels. . St. Louls. (ef I) | PF OOUDLSS—3_ : 7 : h “Wagner, 4 550 ——— our 2 cheap. 3229 Ohi | Barren strain; $1.20 eac of affording “ ) G Ss er’s large private home, W | Clean, cheap. mie baby: state terms, etc. Box F-190. P.-D. } Greater St. Lonis P. 8. Co. 1100 Market. | canaries and cages: cheap. Grand 127 co. | PULLETS—6 doz. E. 8. C. W- een | t} Five Teams to Take , y- phone. 47 large root a floor apartn ent . ' on ae fami ly: gi ve price. Box F- Vo Post ~ | or write Pet Sbop, 2335 Olive st. (cA) | snow-wh iit e pups “e asonahb le Gres St. _5350 Gilson. L aciede 42R.____-~- Twen i aé t t C t Aj | “a ee f th Pu a —S. =F n “Coast-to-Coast Alr- a pa bite modern. within 3 blocks 4 car lines: rent} “7 1.7818 R. ERA Ee private family 5219 Alaska av. _ ec? | terriers, buil i “we poodles, sky ri | POODL E—Male- year old; } ouse broke; kind $1.25 each. _Jobn Allen. Fie’ a 4750 _ ] Race si } a sae a | LE "4 ane . on wvhone Forest 8966. D ste fan rf 'y. $5 per wee *K. : or suburbs Rox B- 353. P st - Dis. A- -17 ; Les. I ‘Ost - Dispatch St, abl e. T. emp ar : Ch erokee __ Mich a. P Nicely furnished room: 0 ' | ,as the Civic Orch SEMPLE. 1367—Newly furnished a het and cold water. Grand and Page Rox B-224. Post-Dispatch. _ _Cabany ros | puns: beautiful, white; cheap. 6915 Wa-| lets and hens, $1 wp. all WINDSOR PL. 3802—Neatly © furnished | *O™- -eniences: references exchanged. Grand | hard or Newfoundland. Dr. P. H. Ghez : —_— ony ices: ref 1. GT i i . Greg | POINTER: S broke. some partly broke. 4 S 6: phony Orchestra. _ feoms: S15 per month rent. eect nn — WINDSOR PL., 3825—Unfurnished 3 rooms ady ovyed: private farily: South | 8&Mlimai, food, cage, remedies or supplies | POME R. ANI NIANS- All colors; Kricket, the ‘HENS—Ii0 a 2 hens, kee ‘naz: all con Vvenienc es De' iar 448: a Zz visitors al ways welco Ox ; bP ‘ t, : . ; a ee ate, bate b hi of 4300 to a number | pi me: my ZD years’ *#x- | real orange and choco- PULL ors Bleci k minorca; March members p Opportun ity wll be ven t housekeeping privileges. (Call after Sun- private fami 2 or 3 ' i = ai an te . ~s ~ ‘ Box B-347 . Post-Dispatch if cc? | Easton . a rf és nigne Mt . oa ~~ m__._ if {c9®) | Low i] i look at this wonder‘ul large program for the coming year. are to have a chance te tr¢ os a + emai private family, no other —— — i ——————$————— woman in onene . 29 a SE aE ae aE e get ee a. "e ll pay for very best. Box F-171. P.-D. Dogs and Cats For Sale , 3oston_terrier ips, pedigreed. Weis- PULLETS—Fine buff orpingtons; lay!n6. ic) Wednesday and Thursday, and a re- age, who wish to t pre ; ? wousekeeping and seeping. BE “DR OM—smail: alse privilece to cook vate airedale ian. Call Cab- AIREDA} E ; wi. tiger “on . at Perren m ; lema service, pedigree , oy. oo 5 to 6 months old; balance 4; $45. (S45| The membership teams will com- violas, ‘cellos, double= = .— age rent a — ’ OK, ais at path and shone DoF Re OM AND - ARD Witd.—Bvy refined cou- AIRED: AL E— Ma! e. 4 months old: pe palheraed _ eee ——= 5 S4RRED Rov KS— Hes } let 7 cockereia: oO g igd fi.) — urnis ed for deal . a . aii ne mone. i.1P- Fave’ ~ - a. ane —--~ = ae ; AR IE pa _— afi @ sth C : ,*, if £0 1 lo “att ; es ~as a ~~ AIRE T TT’ Dp Pe gs = Snes ti Pilg? rerterences 20 \ re. nia . 4 “ aertn P: radley ALE PUPPIE: hear Benton — —-——_——- - heap on accor ee o pt “e040 ship being counted as 50 miles and drums. Players of sieeping room: al] conveniences. OBESE ’ , " , re omé urroundings cesires eed 4 ; ~ re: (RP) appreciates homelike surr tan. 6969 Arthur. \ypreed: T30W. fe) | PUPP ¥—Boston_terri er, 1 reeks; fi ‘“Suburhbag_ Property For Sai¢. _§__#_§___ nijeation counting for an additional | 4 cording to Levy floor front reoin. Cabany 5201. a in aye 5 | references exchinged sh ~2 ’ ‘ . ¢ . ? cC l\°ar. 43% L nde}! } | PPpy._ Be aton rier: . hens the ey chbred = oan” i K Ri vers. de . LTR oe? =e AD _ ot. loon os 200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and F or Sale Ads in these columns today. _. S008 sma > a od ae ya Wita.—For boy 14, with . a PIE | fc = li, clean, for employed pe $1 WEST PINE, 3818S—tTarge ist and 24 COUNTRY HOME help a backward child; Sous wanted Dogs and Cats § For Sale Legh BOOM—Young couple occupying large fiat, = ; sourt K wan rent _~ naeie Gernieans ee NB te my oe Fg housekeeping | PUPS PUPS WH St. Lou 99) before 12 Sunday, 4629 St. | bargain. 2631 WHITTIER. 712 = —Large. —All ands; r Kina; | POODL35s—3 French toy; 2 months old;' PU LLETS—White leghorn 4226 A new orchests ROOM—Front. Private marble bath; room and kitchen ette; all eecerns” | BOARD Witd.—Woman to board young PUPS Wed. ——We pay cash for pups all breeds. | Pe SODLE PUPS—Males and females two | Hartford. avi ‘ — ee ate te x | Sean . | playing to amateurs, with ‘no with service; Bell | WHITTIER 352—Whittier and SiPioren: ROOM AND BOARD Wtd. ~ a PUPPIES Wtd.—Healthy, clean stock. Call | POODLES—Males and females: beautify reasonable offer considered. a meeting fp OOM—Targe. weil furnished. steam-heated:| ‘cus hot water: also single room. Lin- | Blow anD E BOARD Wtéd —For 2 giris with | PUPS Wtd.—Highest price paid for Louis P. 8. Co., i100 . .. = WHITE LEGHORN—Hens and smont. Mo. * : - Y > ae 0OrT) _—— —————__—_——- , | teent and Olive : f nabile: no other roomers. For informa- | WINDSOR PL... 3717A—Delightful rv OO. Dea ek AND BOARD Wtd—By lady ft st | ers. collies, ete.; or out of city. Box | to children: ca ao tricks; $8. Lemp’s WHI Lt, LEGHORNS—w9 $1 $1 each. ning of Oct. 20. It wi . “ iA— WINDSOR 38: t7— rooms. b h gus | elec- == «ee maggongeh ) ERRIE — - SS —s ong Gia pare sg men gm 3 | ROO ve Wid. —Ww orking mother and boy | 8CO ~> oe TERR IER Wté.—About 6 months | | POODLES—Thoroughbred Maitese poodle ‘WHITE 1 L PGHORYS—March en fet Poul- | : d the d sleeping We 224. Post-D: et | @tde Post-Di snatch nad you want, write or cal! on es: best stand of coat. a must sell. 37 TA Ram berger. fand performed at . i poOoOM ANT ‘4 —Refined lady | tifu SCBURGA:.. S0O2Z9—2 furnisned rocus with = Y 4843. -} ROOM AND BOARD Wtd—RKe , Pertence as a breeder and exhibitor of hieh- ™" ‘ eS ee ee A ined & “ da = ie ae —— na, house wants room and board with C. 3. family. | Ciges stock at your service. Plezge 5176 oe oS ood yong ny ® - + St 3940 North Market. Lindell Sete. that will assure the success of the | ful soleists, and @ | Seon bi. ia i Yi yyy Call Sunday or atter | ROOM AND BOARD Wta.—By _ business : Orpingto $71—One desirable furnished n. om mS - aes an” Ce rpin n ; i. private family: South Side pingtor ——e,1; The campaign will continue Tuesday, j works. Performers ¢ Senne ; - - . — te >] sy T? = : . ’ rea a ENIER. 702 N.—Room f ” lig ROOMS: IN SUBURBS | Row .M AND Bi ARD Wtd—By refined lady: ra Pt "PPIES—5 monthe old: —-—~—— _ Se _ Benton _ 1684W Ah - siemens Mamma siesta ia . will he held for new mem- = « familiv: in wc est End: Scientist pre- | _S/reca at a 40 1046 Page me Ey gt? Bos to Se P terrier cheap. TOR | ception ‘ = 'are asked te notify the se ergs Fo VANDEVENIER. 726 N.—2 wo o cl ; per week Box 1-383, Post-Dispatch ferr d._ Box G-5, Post-Dispatch. _ Beare a =F h 2 id egis- | _—_— _ 165 ~— = emeuit t Rock _____ | bers Friday night in the Chamber of! tronc 30 Musical rooms. toblet bat h. gas. Pe .t "i- ‘ CL. ~ qd —Near Washi ng- r stock - pric ee $10 “Sa. =o i ~- =? nN Terr ips can ‘be reg! istere 4 ai) hf te rocks: Commerce dining room. able: cail Sunday. k eaving _ leeping Bre 5.3 itet—T wo “ — " nivers! > 3014 Franklin av CHICKENS—100; 65 oF = I That Peshsinie needed @ VERNON, 5503—2> steam heated Tooms and . “ “ sym ™ sur oo Se nary fter ’ : (cQQ) | James © Thorn h lil, 466 ~ , &. ay 3 » = PT ES—We can furnish any breed: r Ww — 1M enna fe RF RE: Pet Shop, 2335 Olive. ee i ee — eis: pete in a “coast-to-coast airplane 1, inets oboes, Gh amg wey Me l-furnish dj} __ stock. Lindell 1637 1033 Paw 'PUPPIES—RBostam terrier: pedigreed sells! race,” each application for member-j,._. nets ¢ housekeeping; 2 beds. gas, electric, heat. at. etree , ; Pret. D: enatch G4F sna eon pets, -ornets, VEENON, 72 a age mfortab. 33-1 oor rE z ‘reve Coeur car and Page line ——— - poe fae oS Be eee PT S—Fox terrier; ai] rnoor ay ieee 5 el 1 ont oe 3 ha eee Semnertabis > light water. gas. ches» | ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—Young man who | AIREDALE PU PS—Ped ; Black and | _=**7A Chouteau a POULTRY PLACE—See “Mays, 4 ander each dollar brought, in with an ap-| jos and mandolins VERNON, 5519—Ci ean, soouthern exposure, an —_—_____—_—— : room and board fn private West End home: ~ : e t. a ‘me 4 : . tOOMS—T wo modern bungalow. Tou Rox F-162. P.-D. | AIREDALE BITCH—Highly pedigreed: |__ Pediareed oS er PULLETS—White rock and brown le oad mile. Progress of the team “planes” 5% ~ weil furniwbed a ROOM AND ROARD Wtd.— Young ladv em- | ——— nab. ‘BGs Bae a terrie! | Rive > rz 3 wo—Laree. ou ae 1 ist. ; re tA Te ) enfurni hed ieee - ie oo {4 rant a tena bias mie eal omeeie. AIREDAPE—Maie e, 10 months id. cy, montis o 3: pedis are ed 4: 344 "areeus. et POUL TRY—30- martri age and white “piym- will be charted on a map at the GRAND OPERA nm out eenil a rod reale outh roc x cockereis, Hogan tested an Chamber of Commerce building, 511 | ier ceed yy eee ae . 2 +e — To @ wight pase -# Ws eile. Netied ae ils Se erate nati tr cabo iahaiaees ah + Wa = es thts heme “Cabans 4RBaM. (29) ™* Pe sniewod or Webster! nlars Tox F-388. Post-Dispatch __N__23d_st. PUPPIES—Al! kinds: priced rignt. G 7 re es ‘ . ] 1% + -~ queanties mumieiodoes ee aed + ; oe - aay “y _— 2 a an ~ P }> _ ” ' { wf a? ’ Qn > VERNON, 5035— Wanted. couple to share 5- —— —- —-——- - : ——— — . oti owe . hs Ré wiM ANT ) ROAR 1 rr } 1—Near. Grand A nd AIRE DALE PL PS— Males, ch ;* - Owe - > =. —- il =. » — wet e - show qual - shi ped = ean tat . I ocust street room furnished flat; every comvenience; bee taste . » room. nicely f imnished ; harn'- She nand oah with refined people, by lady | _™ales _34: reai thoroughbreds. 2323: live. |P P P 3 ‘ mot Lai - a j - rs— J n rea, poe ROOMS FOP porch and hoard, in Webster Groves or = . ens. pullets. cockerel >-fiv | as listed WASHINGTON. #213—1arge front room; 2 | Oo RENT—COLORFD other convenient location in county; best a a : E aes. vers cheap: come and) PUPPIES — “Different ote every week: fain DSi _ Arsens! _ eel ah Se ee h viata,”’ “Martha,” * (7) over ai: irom | > lock, healthy. clean, pu re-bred pups and does; or a ase | or part > my wonde os ommerce has 2! : —T , wee ‘HICKENS—aA!! a =z. The Chamber of C | nase” ait Vie ae $? 3 . + i nv . 7 "> 7 *> aaa aa phate ee , y isi I 4 gé@nilemen; witn Pos rs ast; ail con’ rR EI Ie 31° Bineel unfgrnish ed room to courle | _°f_refs. Box F- 123 Post-Is 8412 Oree on sensibly, Open every day. % « m. : F 4 Fotadum : WASHINGTON. 412 i—Newlv furnis? ed “ ROOM AND BOARD Wed —Emploved. mom- sAIREDALE Sacrificin m ree s? tered d pups nti? & m.; Sundays 8 a. m. to 1 Pp. sl — ‘ ¢ ¥ ge ~~ a. 2 hag Owen Farm pro2T2am of vast, far-reaching effect, “Martha” is to be . PS) : EN? Tint a 20 «4 a ae eye 2 - mat at hi met, :ab! ° must be realon- - : -. a ; a nd > | wisnine cor a 45 = — —— oo shed e'ectricit vate Brown A ga pth - nvenient to Pa rk. Compton or Grand mos aa _ ees . » F555 Mis Seg 33%. -37 Olt ve - ee eae Pat and Mahood blood lines; lack } - — hy not only upon the present welfare of and the others in It G mN >J7— sirabi turnisn” Pt a pte A en — ae =s 6 ot ~ : ars ee ys a> End: permanent: state | ft “Louis FP. S. C eee gee fee, So 316 N. 21st 7 ' | POULTRY—Pullets and hens. . viaueraeen wae HB TT] : ton terrie hampion Pa.| wv #0 Lacied . Map! jewood, Mo entire-revenue of the organization formance of “Cavalle > teom, for winter: gentlemen only; quiet, nrivileeee: modern r kitchenette: " couple ROOM AND BOARD Wrd —In private fai marked: good companion and guar’; will; _Yonsro: Rolis-Royce ‘pn Bo Peer Thousands of dollars had been | i, Planned for the =? ee S515 Loree weil appoints. are peal took Gea hd et pt inlay ~ Bees tr Fig ttn 2 ea; LEE KENNELS. Badiwine and Sidias Pigeons and Pet Birds _—,. saved for St. Louis shippers by the} eoy, i | aa . d ne — — ——_—_——_—__——____ | ice nie += : Pes 3 “ ogg . ~ S yay aa: a , = ers" “i . ‘ hennen r sea , ‘ : . mee “-‘ pe Re - = a e na rtm ; ~ e ~ . ' > etly modern; private home; 1 or 2 gea- [ae Gis ee ee. $= Soe F- nnels, 2941 Laciede rd. rood, 1 ave, Cres ae ae nioch, Clayton | Sik] “hol & tth tment for mating; Price Chamber of Commerce Traffic Bu- WasiNo rON BL... 4737A—Neat!y fur- = ED ROOM AND | Re VARD ) Wa —Two 1 rooms and Rell, Fergusor {6R eee . or eae’ ae —P TON = of quality: Ch. CAN ARIES— Rollers. Qne singers; also fe- | reau, he said, and advantages in Rishe’ singie frent room: all conven- , : 4. —ls : a od to share ; it vate a ily Pred elderly ladw ais ea iceman: gemmen eee ee - rimy King 9) iny ‘Teddy, : f ; 3710 alifornia rates have been obtained that place ai mm ie rch s 4 ‘ ; fy oor tr a? ¥:4 : sei ‘4 “ ‘ee " sé ‘ >> ~ ig te ‘ rs a’ h. 2 ' . ing. rindi aaepent “ v8 : ; lemces: private ai T = . Taman: ‘Teaeonahble Call Sidney anew salesman ou a pt ty wnt ty a - = Bhage = West Benton parE : r) se’'s Fosco. Invict heey ou - TAN A RY ae Vincent. canary bird ie St. Louis concerns on an equitable | the organization. . ‘ 4 n MVatTr , ES ag * awe > n Nerma ‘ . rt Tre ’ a ie te ris ¢ , The ‘ ; sy } > nce Lcmn : : 4 ~ WASHINGT ON BK " 3 ouse rigs: z Ri ’ b. iM. i A | fay. share Inodern > os a nen => F- °RG Post . -Dis. — isk ; : } A 4 ; a. Ses & ia) « ; f. 2 53°) a : a ~ ‘ | nw’ . = ¢ no ~chart- eee . means - ; . ’ aft a i . nd intiz . rh . ~ . WASHINGTON BL.. 4368—Nicely furnished ROOMMATE Wtd —Yo ad o share my ¢..77 - 2 ee all nd BOSTON TE RRIER PUP; ght weeks old, —- eoin or stame Fo nerteman' CANARY BIRDS—Fine singers. 2722A S. Increase in foreign trade in St. Louis. HE ae CBF floor front room; single or double: bedroom and sv room e4 reo : nartiontare in'reniv. Rex F-249 P.- | oi = eet Bones we, , | mS ene vee room: as ed 1d r 3445 Louvisians aan Sete FR? - roaaway ‘ tm st, i Butler Bldg.. ncinn: . nformation is obtained from all 3 ; ’ ster, Joh? H. Gundiael Hall, George 8S. Levie, A.’ geneona bie Tragic: rei Ya ta famit’ec . ‘ ' = —-—— . = - = : , " ROOMM > Wet —Youne indy ns. sagen [ON TE RIER : PS ale an e- PAINED July and tu=-ticke _ ‘ANARIES—Males and femal es: good — : Whished bovoskeeping rooms, S room apart: | to shate nicry finished caAiegey soar ROOMS WANTED “male chenn. 1307 Benton. _(¢) | "chun Howls’ also poe Ea’ ‘Stnutn’} ers. Cali S848 St Ferdinand. Senta. World markets and made available | Ment: Weet Fra Rac rogs ‘Post-Dia ROOM Wtd.—Ryv emnlaved lady: contijuous UL D M For saie or trade; burgias 901 TA RV a iA Nl ree _____. | CANARIES—A fe w f ‘me yOURE siugers, ~ $6 to members. Stewart McDonald, Cari F. WASHINGTON BL.. 4056—Nicely furnished ROOMMATE Wt4 —4449 Tariede. oe bat water Rox F-389. "Prat: Tisnpatch we... - : - ——— (AT SIU Boston terrier, y Bor fT each. 4250 Delmar —_———$—————_-— Vesper recalled the report drawn oe eeping room; gas range, hot bath, Yeung man to share nice south room; ex-' ROOM Wtd—Unfurnished: nicely located. | BY STON TERRIE!I _house and aut ae t in Mrs. A. F. Elsenceiss. CANARIE ee ight ree cage: $10. Call - itt f Ezra J. Pietacker, J¢ ’ relt'an+t mente shah enien: ef: reas. (ny ls ly emp loved. Rox F- 184. P -fP br a © Wi ister opt? ATiinet ee Brit =. . pons Bs Hea Sr: tq??? bef ore noo 32% 274 California. up by the Engineers Comm _— ys Charles Ww. Rice, WASHINGTON. 4400—Nice large 24 floor ROOMMATE Wii Lea vy to s! room in| R OMS Wtd.—®° hy 2 adults: North Side. BOSTON TERRIER—2 months ©! lark aT STUD—Boston terrier. Perren’s Playfel- | CANARY SS rtz Mountain. 2 pair the Chamber of Commerce on traf- hild, John F. Shepley, ~oeen. steam heat. all convenience: also roxd aeave in private mi? s ‘ ra an ‘ Pa weet aN} 2R Rea. whi te iT ace crew tay ellis 1%.e ’ nerfect white marking registered fea and a cages cnean ' 13 S) ‘sburyv fic problems welating to railroads en- ec ° n reom for voung gir! washi 26:20 Hyrdrautic n 28R. | ROOMS Wtd.—Uefurnisned: 1 or @ rooms 2 °* ister, 3OCTA Shenandoah. _ $1 Perren, 3014 Franklin. Bomont' CANARIES—Guaranteed: rollers, $5. 2519',. Scholack, F. W. A. Vi ASHINGTON BL... 4759—Comfortably fur- \ ROOMMATE Wt4.—-Gentieman al for litht housekeerire Box, G- od P -D BO STON—Male, ye r ora 19use-brok OV R ; Raeon. e TS ee a ee Re Begin, tering the city, following a study of T. Ward and Ww B. We ed room: 1 or 2 men: $4.50: furnace. \ front room with Washincton Ro 2 : fines se a CAN — Tuer +1 : oe ~—a Tl , two years and said adoption of the : ; nish 7 — th 2-yveer- tion 33 -ANARIES—Two young singers; call S53 . : The Chamber of C electric | \strdent: modern. Cabany 321, old chia | ; ; . ° tispesition riced reasonab! 233: - ° ; . = ——— . ae - | ROOMMATE wa — —— ott — 1 Lindell ‘3099W | Otte Shee e The Blue Grass Farm Kennels of | __time.__ 817A_ Franklin. recommendations would effect a WASHINGTON BL.. 4251—Large room, cov ATE Wid Young mar. s| ROOM Wtd.—Unfernished room and icken | re = =r ° = 2604 Te , inating committee will im or 2 gentiemen; hot-water heat; con- rr iwet ®: separate beds Victor ‘ with a t ride “oll G-72. Post -Dis = ; L.DeOMG 2 th izghbread Eng'ish. i Berrv Kv Cc A am ES fale ans ‘fema! ~ Ot one great saving for St. Louis shippers. row at 1+é¢ Dp. m. te ventences. , 7 ien - 4 Rl. A 1c) 6fema.ie; very pec! ns. ve : e ? * An ' NAwHe sisi - : : — uno wes 4 myc [oe o a1} Aar on eo > . . > =? > > ad r ? ~ : r 5 - ec 7 D i Wy. ASHINGTON BL. 4262—Lovely 34 floor | WRSTMINSTER PL.. 2750—Will share two ROOMS mre seree: all modern —_ roe a -— bany |Offer for sale setters and poffiters, fox and | CANARIES—Gua! anteed singers. 6115A Active participation in preparation | i 1.0¢ and first, second invous hot water: lieht housekeeping rooms with lady. Lin- : — : Box F-415 - - PEE ) |} cat Hounds, Woill a! eer hounds. coon and Horton p for the proposed $78,100,000 bond is-. ' 2 ag heat. {7) Aell 930eW J- sil ROOMS Wrtd—Th ree, all modern 7 = saad hor on eataedl = nNossum hounds. Varmint and rabbit hounds. CAN SRIF a ‘ i Raga all sizes presidents to serve one WASHING Nw Bl 4550— “*h ce trv nt. yor NG MEN Tw CEOs tema “amen ences > T Ro Sen 4°°2R 4 # mrton a" ; f bir ‘ 5 . ; : : “ ~ ” : ' t ’ , P oie sue for public improvements was giv- directors to serve two bs re) i do x4 ror? - ; a rn ; ‘ ' —_ APE ; eae tt ne i . a ediieed aus : 4 ee ae So. bay 7. a : : 7 ; . a” « Sf — CAE. “ietiees’ i ore Rome emnerine encrondines'- " s| Ince seientiat prefgrcad_Cabany SciSW | stain terme Bor’ Fall Powt-Disnath. GoLTIE PUPS wouine ld Riverside LOST ea’ Sfataction guaranteed or | CANARY BIRD CAGE—Cheap, 4011 Kes committee includes Ray WASHINGTON EL.. 4556—Singie and dou- ROOMMATE Wtd—Ladv emploved, «hare ROOM Wtd—Also garage space. ‘slate price Re ee ee trated. _ instruct Som ase tatenentine meatebie CANARIES—A few fine young singers, $6 POULTRY AND BIRDS chairman; Duncan I bie ali conveniences; owner's tere in apartment, mother and dauehter: ex R-172. Poat-Dienatch. ILL DOG—Beautiful. 1 > cents. 299) each. 4250 Delmar. chairman; L. Ray C heme. reek’ ast al citchen privileges: reasonable. ROOM Wid —Ry young Inév in private om ‘hildren watch dog. 4568 y and oS ie rma re ——_-——- _ — WASHINGTON BL.-4519—Room. continu-| _20X_F-370. Post-Dispatch “tly. reasonable. Box F-208, private fam | So Riversige 1453 “i , RB bbits For Sal Ze ‘cai oie cates eae fae sullivan 4 Ducks, Turkeys, Etc. Morton, Aseips ous hot water: hot-water heat; gentleman: ANY young bachelor having apartment or) ROOMS Wtd.—3_ unfurniched. by middle | ‘OLLIE—Female: 7 months pea. a or sale gg = - , Van Brunt and George cwner's home ferns young man would I'ke to rent room! aged counle Box R 120. Post-Disna teh. mu ave no place to keept it. 33234 |B ELGIAN HA win and | CAN. ns ggg oes a cass. 5060 ed ee ee ee ee TARHINGTON ; rom same: references exchanged. Box R- 3 ~~ N oadwat ler 2 Sy feld Stat ir won first Gerneta. Forest wath Tilt ae | ‘ade aie . PR Se a nes, 4 akeeen : ; a de ” . vs So aele? oo an, eS eee pir gabe fel ide RL ACES aI A EON RRR ONT RB! NARI SER te HO mh PE TITEL LE I: BLD SNOPES COLE SS GOON te EERE Rh he centre 2. ry ae ees 0 re oe we 4 , a 4 en as another com: A OOP Te EN ae tat a.m tae on tele ln hus garr tad do Fe as Fer awe had 5 r- 5 Pret _Thienatch rooms; heat, electric. gas. phone: room flat: twin beds: South Side. Rox ROOM AND BOARD oF ee el@eriy taay | ton tonb _ Fi. A veriand, Mi on Sor, oe. ~~ 4 ~ “O2a5 Oliv a9 ‘ in private family or widow's home (Cath- | AGLE UNDS Broke n A — ae SE MM. UE = ‘coe’ Save tronev vr 2335 Olive cv") States. i = Bria > - *] Two Llewellvr ' ish: n- CANARIES—Cages,. seeds, etc.: ther Foreign Trade campaign, keeping room, with steam hes’, laundry, with hoerd: steam-heated apartment. J.in attention: state location, price, etc. Box nglum, Mo 99 . : Z = Gain in B "1 f th ‘Henry A Boeckeler, ~ - -——- ene . ins u o m. 2 et bart = SAN | = ve St nareasber roll 3 . he Forei n Trade ureau Oo t e| 5 na — ARIE Andreasberg T g Bray, John A. Bush, W. -~ i Le ant) 4598 W F-21232. Post-Disnate Sent na RN leetric Pant lal st -Disnatch BEAGLE HOUNDS—Beautiful. 5 months peeeraperrenepasras Linnuite th Dawa aes: fe wo . Sy et pene orgy a Ee Se pe Senet a RE ER. OO TEPER eT were ” yerwrene ee ee ~ eee ee te eee ee ee ee 5 gull a at ‘ — a. : J 3 » q j | & iv - ‘‘«s 5°] A n* a Rrt! Hante. 4 rked a yt : Ola : 8: ; rc: oo — -- ’ banti ee adh WAY. . 4 rs a «7 “a5 write e . : - ' . ite 7 “ : i mae I . eee | ‘ s T = ———— ASHINGTON BL., 4200—-Beautiful room: HCTELS | ROOMS pia—e or 3. unfurnished. with, som7e sabe an "i100 Market ot “ilapanees tureva’ STi? Tae or fe) | CANARIES—Exceptionaliy good sing ; bg mem 20c. Hailere fina Se water, comnecting bath; tvats eas0 } peels tiniee .. | me is Some: gentlemen: peterens 4 sf OXFORD HOTEL, 7064 Pine st.: desirable | 1kIOR rns — whene Delmar COON DOG—Al1l Redbon vears le LABBRITS—5 pedigreed New Zeal rg R. also femal Ss. VX rseascuane. 26114 | CHICKEN HOUSES—Ten Philo chicken | WASHINGTON Bh.. 4171—tLaree front __rocms. $3.50 per week and up (C9) | ROOMS Wa —2? unfurnished 3 aGulte am. | —~ee mnteed. Call Webdster 3ao. _ s iH. mhe, 476 Oak, Webster Groves. Wieb- Alten. pan is = se = TS. oF, aoutie: gas in- | room; suitable for 3: steam heat: run- SHELTON re ene a and rooms: your’ ploved; Nov. 1 to Mareh 1: must be DAC HSH “ND—Male thorough also = a yiahisi ; , CANARTES—Male anc female: 2: algo bird or- ment. Box B "214. Post- Dis egxs compart- ) 4 aguariums, have ning water. al tl ‘S_ Westminster |; chean HH. Ritterbreeh. Val! Park Mo ood watch dog: reasonable. 36 Con- ABBITS—CAVIES—RATS—FERRETS mn. Kaiser Hatchery, 464 eideiberg. — neor ° i re ev ark [ ae -— E: g3 . > i ; PIGEON FEED SPEC [TAL—$3. 50 per 100.| WASHINGTON. 4014—fionm: private fam-|SUCAZAR HOTEL—3127 Locust. clean. | ROOM Wtd—Gentleman desires furnished | Ptcticu — _—nammenstitiivinnaciiens Ese ke anne ae birds, ene Re a ——eo — 3719 Cass. Lindell 5283. Delmar 1526R_ | heat, hot water, phone; n- cool; running water; Tic day up; $4 week | room and breakfast. West End preferred. DOGS dri beacle and 4 pups: call rrr. : CANARIFES—Finest singers, D ge P \ Seon A R I _ ©O.. t buy better; every bird in VALESNERIA—Se a piant: 32a" = hun- | wl py te aiid Ne me SRP ET t n. up. feR) Box G-#8. Post-Di snatch. ‘ m inda 41°44 Pennsvivania ‘ , : net you can’t ee awe silvia tanner _ ~ne erate _ 1100 ‘Market Re ° dred ; ASHINGTON. 4023—Ciean. well furnish=a4 MELVILLE HOTEL—5338 Rartmer Forest ROOM Wid—For \ one or two students: ; ruarantee coon and possum dog : = 335 Olive. st = dred._5358 Mafftt. Forest 77 ; ~ garee rooms and kitchenette. comtinuvus | anew American plan; residential: Cabann- neighborhood Grand and Park. Box F-73, 5510 South &. SAN ARIES—Beantiful St. 3 Andreasberg roll HEN FEED SPECIALS _ GOoLp FISH—5Se., het water. district Mas” Post- Dis. o ; ~> ny apedl greed and regis- Miscellaneous ers, guarantee’ wonderful singers; full — Bie per. ‘Yee WABHINGTON Ri... 80—Large room: IDBAL HOTE ] -— 2800 Loc 1st° runni ng wa- ROOMS Wrd —2 or 3 unfurnished auiet ered v c . : CO a our . ay _ 6216 1 Derbdr io) song fema | les 59% 3A Gartield - on ene mash. %o per 100 — ' Sua ee FIsSH—4 for 25e: * Het-water heat, running hot water; parior: By tub, shower baths: $1 dar, $4 Mice) | _,FOoms : Fosemmabe 2 adults: state price. DOGS—Tweo wat Anes 3 aaemettt x Ow —_F% eeraeee aimed? an —— CANARIES—H undre@s and hundreds Mors eggs a!! year and ae ->k moult | ums. ete. 2335 Oltve. Private home. )| Ree R-° 07. Poat-Disnateh 405 Natu Bridee een rises = ee _—— - ™Tmust iver- lect fromm: some cx mpet ters copy our ads, yy 5 * 3 CcO.. eaT1o Cass ar. ) ii WASHINGTON. 3841—5S le and doubie mae eres HOTEL. 6142 -Paymeath. good | ROOM Wtd.—By lady unfurnished: 0GS—Toy black and tan punt — oe tw CAN? oy. x wee cate RAE Sinmintene can they truthful Iv copy this? 335 Olive. ~ Linde 5283 Delmar 15 1526R. | Oe vise rooms. hot, cold water; shower, tub baths: home-cooked meals: evefv convenience: home; kitchen privileges: references "Bo x y, ar. ests * " cae °. Sawieumand ite ea Mansattan CANARIES—Certified; {f you know the STOP hatching weak chicks: use a Queen ROPICAL FISH well hested- vou turn it on. _ Price reasonable. Ca bary 24°4. (c82) _B-354. Post- “Di spatecn. Don ee ane — hs - - age —— ——-. - ne a gees ene -- lifference you'll a ae hese ee od OBes; | incubator and mot only the Quantity. but , + red snails. aquatic : GASHINGTON. 2711—Neatiy furnished RAY MOND 5019 \—Large rooms. finely fur- ROOMS Wrtad —Two unfurn ished raome. for ss Cale -- re dl ierr 3 weel yaa = ions milk r day: ch ckens hun d from 2ARS Olive (cB) the qualitr. of your hatches are assured ; 2140 Edmund av.. aear a s gyre ere ge suitable for four; nished, single or couple. south east anc sknee — om es district of 4200 wrest, ; a - =r — —— —~--* ee ——— settee ANARY Mine yellow genuine German. the i923 a R — Th here. we- TROPICAL goldfish Jeasonatie; children welcome. _Wets exposure. Phone Forest 1432J. 50) sout’ 246 S. Vandeventer av. a swatch dog. chea yie Gentle Jersey cow i} freshen soon. oll ma! singer; reasonable. 723 coming yo spect:on s : J and = — —~ = : sala = eae 2 i anal —— —— ' ‘lifton 1 ‘aaa a . ; | twelfth year that we PTO, 2007 Rowma: large. con- TREMONT HOTEL—20th and Morgan sts. one oF ret andr nvlered. quiet wants | 55G—Youns Spits dos. fond of children | COW—-Frech Hiolstsia. calf? @ "ate ook TANARIES ~ ee S casa, | famous incubator and we are still rs - ° en a 4 nt r ine: > . ha Ne 4 fii , site bat ; Ss « ‘ OFT ze ‘ ’ 1) =) 8 ‘ r or someone fined home: gentlemen only. (2) mnaehenn co) Wate fans; cheap ts mem v Trent t_ reasona bie. Hox r. O18 Post- Dts. = ~~ ——- ae Riot? oR —_- “Ss. +32 . 3 p alee ; ier, "we i t sine 3 ; . . : ineubator. Ask any yan who has o Queen . WASHINGTON RK °41—-Elega - : S Wtd—2 or 3. unfurnished mn er me \ mn c0g; give it away for cost 0 Jersey, good milker; in. 1s feeds. Supplies, 3 ings: shir ¥ , incubator and he tell vou that they | Meo) Se home: _- apen se a room: ALBEMARLE family hotel: running water, | by 2 ladies employed: med. on. 34 ae. SA a en __! _ Louvisvill Market car. _Greater St. Lou is P. S. Co.. 1100 Mar ‘ket st. are the world’s best ineubator: dro : convenient location : references telephone. re baths. showers: Si and | Rex -F- 208 Post-Disnatch. 7 ema . x rerrier. Ls Years 14 c : y.Durham ‘ve Ly f CA NARIES — Largest selections, highest Poked the new Queen. A. Louts (7) Bp cally: $5 abs em up; cafe. Lindell | ROOMS Wri 2. furnished. housekeeping »dta! fc Harry ‘Kanyon. quality; lowest prices; I ite: we, 411 Washington av.. St. Louis. Mo. *s% — = a . yar ‘ , or ‘4 rs 7. - rie Delmar: references exchanged hone Saeae HAMILTON HOTEL ox F-1 Post -Disnaetch = a8 — Fr a. or trade ¢ un or coon ers 15 49 +. + ‘Br oa: iway reese s. etc: wholesale and retail: save money | 4 5 Ww —_ ‘ } : ‘ rT ] oon 7 bbe . = —— bt! tts - WATERMAN a ana : Hamilton av. and Hodiamont line; — R et —% es 3 Bang, bath: S-year-olg child | al pomcnerenip neg in season. |G grt omy * porns, 1 iy: selling out: S4' here. 223235-37 Olive st. (c99) | went! leman; board optional. Ca ome for every guest: playroom for the chil- °R9 Post-Disnatch ‘ eee —— ——- | __avieee. 25: Louis NCHES—Strawherry | ° Dany Gren; reagonable. Cabany 1205. ic99) a ‘ riety, any eze: also foods JERSEY COW—Fine, cheap: 2 ante chickens, a n a erm $3 pairs Hen nitish | | ROOM Wtd—Gentleman. emplored, must Se | ies. If it’s made for a doe we geese and nies 5k? 2 each: mates or females: Jara . tO on a . . Lit f - i a 6337—Two unfurnished rooms in | . an ° r G — o the tne sinter . . = ) asonab! near Grotto: reference. Box it one of the larcest ken- : a 4 ROSELLE HOTEL | F.142 Poet Dispatch. 1a] 5 high-cias Boston terriers in » “ar ‘A T—4 he ap. Ino ; 227 Palak st. ; $1.50 each; ring-neck doves, $2 | ota tage. » 2 t-Dispat . ¢ | , - —_ : ; —— ir Feeds. remedies. supplies: ship anr- | | LS. S350A-—Neatiy furnished? room {cr | 4145 Lindell bl. Delmar 1550. Lindell! > ; tud also boarded in .our sHOATS —Poland China and O. I. T. utch- | ; wale tegen i ~eae ‘ae ae ET oa gg a Jewish pre- | — P ee yO . alt ao a Birk: attend ‘eb a Saty i + | jars 5’ Easton a sanit ary kennels. Pierce. por _Tretter’ s Farm. Luxemberg, or ease Se ee . Leuts PP. S&S. Co., 1100 | Pt a: mo le ed ws ecora oe " ' an tines al ce c89 IBTrToac? a. ; ; WELLS. 5213—L | town, (cy | Out._Fox_ F128. Post-Dispatch. | ENGLISH BUL r al JAVA SPARROWS—Beestitul cage birds; ee. 13—Light housekeeping rooms: LS—Two, male. two female “ial at $1.5 emplored lady; vate a : ~ |SLEEPING ROOMS wWt4.—tTwo: rive pups. pure white thoroughbreds: reason- | _Special at S150 each Greater St. Louis veniences; eaken es Ok om AVOID HIGH PRI ES ! bath. in private home: 3 adults saubhaped: ably priced Greater St. Louis P. §, Co., , } KS. _Co.. 1300 Mar&et ot ; references. Box B-269. Post-Dispatch. 1160 Market st | PARROTS—Parokeets, cuckateels. cockatoos, | Ws? END. 2 , Stratford Motel. Sth and Pine: new, moéd- ee F “ : E PD. 1212—3 furnished. modern | a .ctery Son: downtown location: resee On | ROOMS Wtd.—Light housekeept yesmne by Ft yg ga Oroken; first $12 takes POULTRY, BIRDS | — ot cages and s:ands. Pet Shop, a | (-ereviaetr ea Teems: housekeeping: Ist floor (7) pg gd | week single. 37 week double: $1 day. ic80) | refined middle-aged couple desiring perma- hn tat eoaiamiattiaiiea ' ATE. 70°. W idow and son will ren’ mens wee ee “ nent location with private farnily. Box F- Pox TERRIE R Pr PS— yenuine. bes . a PTGEONS Re? paranaugs. 4114 St. Louis. _ my ty or share _ enartment | BENTON HOTEL | 294 Post-Dispatch ly_marked 4508 N. 20th > PIGFONS—Panev @029 Garesche bl. _ SUA soups lemen: first floor. | | a ——_—____‘€ . E 7 dle SECOND . BTOOR | oe Pine st: now making low summer rate, ROOM Wtd.—Furnished, for two gentlemen: — He - /NDS— We red. highly bred: or oid agate. 25c line: out-of-town. | PIGEONS—Fancy; tumblers, raccoons, pout- : , NE FURNIGHED ROOM | ter page oy 75e day: large lobby; a business men: within 5 blocks an airec- i abte e, : on oo mor raped +) in rm aA7Of- sc dai! yy. 86e¢ Sunday, minimum s ere rea aonahte f __ Call 30 y St Louis av ; : t™ Cien ‘= HOM tion from 2700 Cherokee. 2726 Cheroxee. 1100 — a> os ee - & 0. mee. ies or more insertions Ic PIGEONS—White mondeans kines red and INSTER } oe es southern | ROSEI LE HOTEL Sidney 32634. i —— line discount. __ yellc w carneaux ( dragons. 2412 S. Lith feom: twin beds- i or 2 gentiemen. “ Re JOM, Wtd.—Business man desires room Va fi ni... h ole anst of T wat ine " E PIG [ONS—Selling © out; yellox bars. white INSTER. 3908—Neatly furnished son” —. : pi tga 1550. Sr with southern exposure on South Side: will : Seep “Sr PPIES._ aoe weiPal ° ES To Wantea homers: nigmv posters 4725 Atkins. ui an; ~) and Up; furn' sh: best of referen: ie - break fast pref- i - ie +. : ‘eomuaiiie % - i 3 ~~ a CANARIES wre. —Any number; deat a | SiG Ex yNS—Fanevr. ail kinds: we ship ev everv- roc ard boart WESTMINSTER PL... 4005——Biceantiy fur- ay ee en ee the best “in erable Bex A-19. Post-Dispatch. : PER DIED A Hcl ee paid. Box A-1. Post-Dispatch. | where Pet Shon. 2325 Olfve st (-99) ished 3p RNR NEN aPC “eam nate fs 2 Ros 3 11> Dt PULLETS Wtd—Apri! hatch; state kind and PIGEONS—Homers, dragons, trumpeters. WILL MAKE THEIR FOX TERRI! ER PUPPIES—Pe “a p rooms: modern conveniences. — , ROOM Wtd—Small. br roung man em- ra’ , : - ; ; ) pioved. between Tavyior n4 Union. Mc- ii aye: ge rt ANCONAS—March-April hateh; lets and | 7. comfort: "cation quiet and central down-| in a small private family, Catholic pre; Onto. vi totor 2214 North saree grisidel ‘Poultry Farm atk ‘comer Ber: pa 2d + x. __ {699) sort c) | S836—Newly furnished town: De mear your ‘vrork, save time, carfire ferred: reas- ynable; state price: place where me . siceping- continucus hot water. convinced. crowded street cars. Call ee practicing won't. interfere: I have my own #2" D—3700 Cnrltfornie. ing. mu . | | RZ. —_— ) c “Maro. Fox F-112, Post-Dispatch. HOUCNDS—"Coon. “possum: $ ch; trial get ws Wye -. m.. Sundays te XN &—-Large first ficor. LINDELL | PT, AZA HOT 7 Page; no ether rcomers: not ever" $4 — NEWFOUNDLAND, prize vinnig. pedigreed CHICKENS Oa bea . Be t 19046. tes | oo 1299) - Well furnished room and kitche ' inal TEL week; give price and full particulars { mate: call Sunday before 2 p. m. 3819 ee nton nn to | = (ec) eae bands, etc. Pleege. & | A 622°—2 furnished ; rooma for! With bath: excellent meals: sDectal attention , | train. A. Stamer, Wright City. Mo near Union: always open. tevy) | e NEW DEPARTMENT ite ft . ey fern * 4 4 a aa < inti Missourt Athietie Club. Olive-Maryland and m Pex F-45C, Post-Dispate Wohin winners: pointing. 2045 EASPRAME— olden eeabrieht. young and oid Seed Co.. 708-710 N. : ph | Lactede car to Boyia (eR) a —_— stock: reasonable. 23942 Humphrey C99) + om af POINTER PUPS—Bird doas- liver co = ae ee ‘DOES y ? not, | the WANT 7; alse female bull puns. $5 412 or * BANTAMS—Guwiden seb rights. Japanese s!ik- Pe Re se the reliable use Haller’ inl “ater $ ) qe | hy Te RANDOLPH HOTEL AN _Jetterson rinti, Deleycames. cheap. Greater St.| storer for 20 wears: of fmita ier Pe pf 28—Reautifui sine LOTTS TNIVERSITY POLICE DOG—4@ months oid: female: pedi.) ———————— arket: _ | Haller’s Pird Store. 303 Prank!! woes and bath, oe GRAND AND PINE n | M A L S feed: price reasonabie BANTAMS—Golden sebright. red anes oe Newly remodeled and redecorated thro ; toe 77 Glenmorton Dy'@, silver IS your canary baldh Ms iemen. PP ag gee yp Ee a. arms, Rell Webster 771W be aga i.e lish. b. b. mes and ier’s Feather Resteree” Ste. “¥ | x * _ ; ; Rooms in wivete | telephone service. steam heat in every roo roam, | | POMERANIAN —Pediereed dow: lust bouxht = ington. Lindell +9073. Haller’s Rird Store 523 Frankia. part me perma ment cueste. ne Linde | . Sold — agg" oy ae: out-of-town | FOMERANTAN PT CPS— Blac ck. 5 = ‘ana fe- ine ; animal. food, cage or supplies : : : dade dames. A insertiona Ie Pom "y ané ; — <- =" A : ak .NIANS—2 Pi, ihe. gorgeously coa:- reds. r<on ve | - Tt? expert. ia RL Branscome Hotel oo cimatens Sack tient een, Sh SE. Perens Bow 008, Zeger | oe og ose | WEEKLY BARGAINS home en SF: (coe) : £ a eat SURO Re WARE: Oi) Ee ht Cea ; Orivate | Orange sable. exceedi rn ; giv chort. : Wanted mature, black, child's pet, begs. reasonabie Leghorn rnished | ATREDALE PtUp Wra y - ovely selection youtsg fr oms healthy , ene . - ——FOUNG male; must a ye Gt- [S—§ - ; ; ange, water. be reasonabie. state price ar Sartionters. fectionate, house broken; the very tiny "hoes font og ee white and . . — | . Box B-297_ Post-Dispatch kind: I personaliy look after any poem from) » ‘Nets. Aug. Sch aan St. Pete cockereis 0) : C ce - hoe. —end + my kernel for you; gladiy shown. 5315 = ter, Til, (92) Make : building; » is an §-story A : Gemand. smal! : # : 4 you; - ae | | SIRS DOG Wa —Geae your bird doe to <«abanne . Pi LET S—Brown and white leghor mus; $1. | train * ape for | Ee - - nae N“N a nde Todashell. OM Mon- POODLE PUP—MWa ale. %4923 Dodier st) orth Marke = = i) | aptrated “: ae ee ges oe ee white leghorn; April hatch. ' i. eo A POO =—s §=3 + awewy Arlizgts ? et Eee rene tarnaaeios ” -

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a a: ou(an|earnin of 2 cat shown growi same number terest you? Lt] reat ial et of : you cannet see i at all with What ef the new tear by ad elective abora O} $ * te i A og ey . “y me, ae — ta a P= Se an bi <, 1 oe : “dis observation at home are described and explained by a scientist— Haman hair as a clew to identifi- cation and as an aid in capturing individuals have it developed to a greater or lesser degree. Half the fascination which comes from reaiing detective stories is that the reader, conaciously or unconsciously, pits his own wits against the story's solver of mysteries and trices to beat him to the solution. This is not always cary. anti it ie more difficult when the detective in the book is a scientific investigator who does not depend entirely wpon deduction but draws upon a store of special and technical knowledge and uses scientific instruments and chemicals to hetp him reach his con- clusions. . Not only in fiction, Dut in real life, acientific meth- ods are sometimes used in the solving of crime mys- T THE detective instinct is strong In man. Most teries, but in such cases it is necessary to bring er- perts in to supplement the work of the police. It is posstble for anyone to undertake simple scien- tific tests and studies at home to increase their keen- ness and their detective talent in a useful way. This is the first of a series of articles written to show how this may be done. The writer. Dr. £E. E. Free, has high standing in the scientific world and - spent a number of years im research work for the Department of Agriculture. _Dr. Pree holds membership in the American Asso- Eugineers, the Association of Geographers, the American Ecological Society and the American Society eof Agronomy. — By DR. E. E. FREE Fellow, American ‘Association for the Advancement of Science. S IT possible that a hair or a smal]! fragment of hair may be identified as human? Can we go further and say that it is or is not from the head of a given person? To both questions the scientific detective can answer yes, provided the observer is a skilled micro- scopist and experienced in examining human and other hair. = One of the classic stories of microscopic science PAGE TWO turns upon this possfbility. It is related br Phillip scopic examination showed that this was a piece of human skin and that it bore attached to ite surface a few fragments of human hafr. the skin and the hair had come.from a person of light complexion. Ht | nailed to the church door as a doers. In the lapse of a thousand years all the skin had disappeared except the tiny fragment under the nail, but this fragment was sufficient for complete analysis by the scientific detective. - Of course, this was an exceptional achievement. i | that of other animals, or hairs of different persons from each gther. Note those words “with practice.” You cannot SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH— OCTOBER 8, 1922. aff E 8 Only by such personal é repeated practice, will you acquire the real determinations. There are, however, a few ways in tions and pictures will help you to get # the first place, all human hair has the appearance. It is a translucent cylin¢ t | i central core or canal; fourth, the pa apart and other characteristics of the * * mag : ae ings caused by the scale edges; and, fifth, - (Continued 4 Pa ~~, way ae © Uncle Tom Ward, 7 down from his hon of all he knew at ing the names of 7 breakers—“T hrea: gun for 25 years, arch—When testi than 200 indictme the tribute: “Old HEY call it th evidence upon Herrin massac 79 next birthe tell the grand That day in bludgeon and. they all had surrendered at under assurance of safe cone cuted, because everybody is toward mob outlawry. And everybody said no evider xdge of the killings would be But these apostles of pess liamson County, who w souls. These told what the Outstanding among tt came from his cabin, disdain if he testified, and told two of his sons are coal mit the organization which has massacre and made their ¢ but if they had been it wou not have made any differenc to their father. “It wouldn’t induce me nor if they had been in it,” said. “If they’d a had a@ har in that killin’ I'd a testi agin ‘em. I ain't in favor that kind of business. Aft a feller has give up I got no heart to punish him. hever raised my boys way. There's too much gc blood in them to kill a m after he’s give up.” Finding Uncle Tom, a he had testified before t special grand jury at Ma Was no easy matter for oc unacquainted with the by of Creel Springs Townsh “Six miles south” was : ~ Most specific information could be obtained in ~ Ao wayfarer overtaken abc six miles south was more curate. “Take the first re a. . Mrs. Ward and her spin in Williamson Cot

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days has a mi detective must puse it. Examine all the | Compare the dif and compare the onal @xperience, such tire the ability to make a : ways in which de rip- you to get started. & ir has the same g bent cylinder, sometimg ttion. The surface & lines, running crow > Teally the edges of Scales of fishes. se i grow more or less & sheath of the hair. Some > ¥. « tae ; . £ 7 ‘ P* 4 cua tt ‘4 & b wf 4 tt eferes bey 3, i BR eg one of them should be concluding positively # sample. 3 characters of hair wae ed are, thifd, the prw » of definiteness of © th, the patterns, distame cs of the surface mar 28; and, fifth, the sham Continued on Page 16.) ~ / é SABRE ORS MART SS: STOW Oe te a ed Reon oe ‘eee * om Ge 2 about the.Herrin mine massacre, inclad- = > +3 came from bis cabin, disdainful of threats that he and it he testified, and told the grand jury all that he knew. Unmindful, too, that | two of his sons are coal miners and members of the United Mine Workers of Illinois. ) but if they had been it would "pot have made any difference \ t their father. 5 » “tt wouldn’t induce me none Vi they had been in it,” he (mid “If they'd a had a band vie that killin’ I'd a testified "mii em. I ain't in favor of ©) tat Kind of business. After [i feller has give up I ain't < Ro heart to punish him. | | a raised my boys that ©. There's too much good in them to kill a man ‘ater he’s ive up.” | Finding Uncle Tom, after om had testified before the ) Special grand jury at Marion Wat no easy matter for one fquainted with the byways @f Creel Springs Township. 'oix miles south” was the Rost specific information that tould be obtained in Marion. A wayfarer overtaken about 3 miles south was more ac- “Take the first road sh e. bi ee ee ee ee — a a his house would be blown up the organization which has aligned itself with the men accused of the Herrin - fre and made their cause its cause. These sons of his were not in the mob, been returned for the 3 Mrs, Ward avd her spinning wheel. Her husband says she is the only woman in Williamson C ounty who knows how to card, weave and spin. nck ‘Tom Ward, 79 years old on his next birthday, came Vdown from his home in the hills to inform the grand jury ‘of all he bn The home in Creel Springs township where Ward and his wife live with six grand- children whom, Ward ad- mits, tley are “spoiling. to the left,”’ he said, “and go about a mile to the bi¢ road and across a field and through the woods and on yon side of the woods is where oid grandpap lives.” Which directions, faithfully followed, led to a closed gate on yon side of the woods, and beyond the gate, down the slope, past a solitary persim- mon tree, with fruit purpling in the sun. was grandpap’s cabin, fringed with damson plum trees, the only habita- tion visible. in the miles of undulating landscape. Uncle Tom was sitting at his cabin door, with twin babies (part of the family of six which he and his wife bave taken to raise since their mother was sent away to the asylum) on his knees. “Toddle away, boys.” he bade them, in the comradely man- ner which comes easy as be- tween a grandfather of 79 and twin grafidsons at 2, and cane- seat hospitality was provided in the shade of the plum trees. Old Tom Ward has no goncern about his own safety. “But I don’t callate to let ’em hurt these younguns,” he says, of grandsons. *‘It wa'n’t much that I dif,” he said. “I told ‘em ail I knowed, which was about as little as I could do, I reckon. I only wish I'd a had more to tell ‘em. It was hearsay, at that, but I give the grand jury the names and I guess they followed it up and got the straight of it. “I didn’t volunteer to tell what I'd heard because I didn’t know whether they'd care to hear me, but some- body must a told ‘em and one day when I was in town a deputy comes up to me and says he’s giad to see me, because it saves him a trip out to my place, and tells me the grand jury wants to see me/ “Well, 1 went in, and the State's Attorney began as‘*in’ me round-about questions, not knowin’, I guess, whether I'd be willin’ to talk free or not. So I says to him: ‘You don't need to beat around the bush with me. If there’s some pint that you want to know about, jest ask me straight out and if I know it I'll tell it.’ I“*knew a lot of them old fellers on the jury afid after I said that we understood each other and got along fine. It ain’t much use to try to dodge when you know somethin’. It’s better to out with it: “So I told them all that I knowed about it and if I'd a knowed any more I reckon it would have come out. I don’t believe in holdin’ back. “It's an almighty pity that the thing happened. It jest about ruined this county. And it ain't fair, either. The good people of the county don’t sanction nothin’ like that. Nobody in this part of the county approves of it, or if they do they're keepin’ mighty still about it. “I hadn't heered about threats agin me when I testi- fied, but if I had it wouldn't a made any difference. |! ‘spect they didn’t want me to hear about it. I don't reckon they'll come out here and blow me up. If they do callate to come all I ask ‘em is to let me know when they're comin’. I’ve been shootin’ my old rabbit gun for 25 years and she's as good as ever. I don't wear no glasses. Never found none that was as good as my natural eyes. But I can still hit a rabbit run- nin’ across yon hill. “For that matter, they wouldn’t have much of a vic- tory if they gat me. I ain't got fer to go. But I don't callate to let ‘em hurt these younguns.”’ The “boys” were joined by the other four, bome from school, and with the odds against them it was not in vain that they invoked the championship of their grandpap. “Old folks,” he said, apologetically, “ain't fit to raise children except to spile ‘em. I've just about ruined these boys. But me and my woman are goin’ to do the best we can to help their pa raise ‘em. If the old wofhan keeps up we'll raise ‘em together and raise ‘em up as right as we know how.” There was a slight wavering in the old man's straightforwardness when he was asked how old his wife was. “About 70,” he said. “She’s the only woman in the county who can card and weave and spin. She's (Continued on Page 13.) SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST -DISPATCH—OCTOBER 8, 1922. PAGE THREE EL ET So TE NG EE; Et TLR. 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ees Vata go Se ly ee ae ee aR ae of the same sitration. The we here in St. Louis. Sher Isabel Valle, pronour = 400 at Newport one gil in America,” and ¢ » this city ever knew? » married the son of a titled ee of her social triumphs, est “ set. came back to us. aged her marriage a failure suit for restitution of con country, precedes the plea 1 sie decree she obtained in 191 = London in March of last - a divorce. Her husband “~~ of Sir William Nelson, “5 $ 4 A 3 ; Tare} 4 aig “y vhe ie Piggy ¥: +i ee Kae at “hejy who recalls the exquis y and all the graces and ac at with the personality of Ann = arle of belle of the season » married Jim Platt, also a sh 4 ister divorced bim. Sher belles of other season Helen Avil McRee, Ele hee al! reigning belles, t et gwain after another pressed weahiy in each case the best I mber. too, what a beauty much sought after and admit ~ but for histrionic talents an ‘qperatic caliber; how she m sithy club man. and how badly ate that, if memory serves, able to get a divorce, though ee of the latest and most cc ‘to a list that might be extend /Mrs. Edna Shea Reakirt-Nul ty celebrated in three cities mista*’e three times; first ba wit and beauty as her chief Veronica Mulvihill, who became Mrs. Wal fed the Cleveland millionai Schwartz, then divorced him. a in St. Louis, when she —Murillo trait. | r of a wealthy family, who There was Katherine Elkins, whose re 2 | i divorce petition, to be a poor whole country watched and applauded when she ti ‘New York, where she is seeting down the Duke d’Abruzzi of the Italian royal & aes Healy, a prominent sports to marry handsome, American Billy Hitt, an@ fe “cursec and beat and othe now, in the divorce courts, is acknowledging that @f Veronica Mulvihill one is eB made a mistate. = pekirt’s running mate in a race There was the exquisite little Cornelia Drexel E iW season or two, during a who, with wealth and great position in Philage . of the latter. With t society, could certainly haye had her choice in ma | types of beauty, both of : } | .... =, a ax 7 ing, and who exercised it by annexing a goodly re one the biack-haired, ~~ sae faeae cag swag Senger: Rigi 2 ri Pen at ese. i. — *~ a of the Duke fortune, only to discard the C iike-eyed colleen, the other of - +» . aA eh Pan adie es Copyright by Speaight, Ltd., London. ? A survey by Marguerite Martyn of the domestie difficulties which have been encountered by certain lovely St. Louis brides, and similar trag- edies in- other cities, with a dis-— cussion of the possible causes for the unhappy outcome of their ro- mances “3 3 + $3 By MARGUERITE MARTYN HY do so many celebrated beauties make unfortunate marriages? Peing a beauty, a recognized, established, popular beauty, requires something more than mere good looks. It involves at least ordinary intelligence and wit, charm, personality, whatever are the attributes that attract people. Doubtless there are many beauties who also were lles in their youth who have found contentment in marriage. That is mot strange. The puzzling thing is that even one of these women who are at once beanu- tiful and clever and who should, from the very fact that they are attractive to men, have had the experience which would give them superior knowledge of men, should ever make a mistake when it comes to choos- ing a husband. And yet, the divorce suit in which the plaintiff is to be described as having been “a beauty and a belie” is almost Always ih the public eye. ‘ Pdssibly the hackneyed phrase often is misapplied: but that it should ever need be applied, that is the puzzling question And that it really need be applied to such a long iist of our most conspicuous beauties is a thought to ponder over. With brains and cleverness we all kno¥ how lm- itless are the powers of women. They can have any- thing they ask; anything they want; certainly anything they desire in the way of masculine attention. Pro- posals? Few men are deterred by ‘any records the divorce courts disclose from seeking to marry a popu- ‘at beauty. The brainiest, the bravest, the handsom- PAGE FOUR est, the richest, the men most desirable in every way, are the first to lay their all at the feet of the popular beauty. She may have as wide a field as she cares to command from which to make her choice of a husband. Mystifying, then, & it not, that she so frequently selects the wrong man! Cruel men, men who subject them to indignities, men who beat them, men who neglect them, men who fail to provide for them, men who are unfaithful to them, men who desert them, these are the kinds of men so many of our popular beauties have married, according to sworn testi- mony of official record. It nearly always is, in these cases, the wife who files suit as the injured party. Of cases in point there is no end. Beauties celebrated the country over. beauties who have heid undisputed sway over a court of admirers; who had only to incline their scepters to command the knights of their choice: international beauties, such as the present Lady Wal- dorf Astor, now a member of Parliament, who, as one of the beautiful Langhorne sisters of Virginia, at her first marriage chose a member of the aristocratic Shaw family of Boston, only to di- vorce him—all have made the same grievous efrors. Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont, who. however she may look now, was a beauty, and a fascinating one, in her youth, made the same mistake twice, captivating two mil- lionaires, one a Vanderbilt and the other of an equally powerful family, later to air her disillusionments.in the divorce courts. - Angier after a short time. a fonde, or auburn, coloring But no need to go so far from home for t Mrs. Cora South Brown O'Fallon, another late? the creat beauty, known only ad- “on and adulation, y lacking in the perce Man beneath the ve wr and the glamour of the discovery that he is onl: “ening to her than it is to Rot been led to expect so }fomance that she is unable realities of life? » On the other hand, has her ] things been so sti J 8ppreriate true character Must be very hard for t to the expectations of a we

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Mrs. Walter 1m —Murillo Portrait. whose romance the jed when she turned Italian royal family . Billy Hitt, and who ‘Sornelia Drexel Biddle ition in Philadelphia her choice in marry- xing a goodly share iscard the handsome home for typical in- be ieee of the same situation. There are conspicuous here in St. Louis. Isabel Valle, pronounced by leaders of s¥ork’s 400 at Newport one summer, “the most “ial girl in America,” and one of the greatest ue this city ever knew” a. married the son of a titled English family, and soon of her social triumphs, especially in the smart ® hunting set, came back to us. Six years later she a her marriage a failure by filing the con- | guit for restitution of conjugal rights, which, Yaet country, precedes the plea for divorce. mis decree she obtained in 1919, and a cablegram ¥ » in March of last year said that she had ag divorce. Her husband was James Hope Nel- of Sir William Nelson, and heir to the she he recalls the exquisite, fragile type of wy end all the graces and accomplishments that * the personality of Ann Drew will deny her ” of belle of the season when she came out. F Jim Platt, also a shining light in society— sister divorced him. Meee belles of other seasons—Cora South Browp Helen Avil McRee, Eleanor Dozier Stickney— = 1 all reigning belles, before whom one gal- @ gwain after another pressed his suit, and pre- sly in each case the best man won—only to be wy, too, what a beauty Pearl Hyman was? be much sought after and admired, not only for her eaty but for histrionic talents and a voice said to be =tie caliber: how she married Bob Nolker, y club man, and how badly they got along? So fy that, if memory serves, neither of them has is ghle to get a divorce, though both have tried. me of the latest and most conspicuous beauties to Sto a list that might be extended almost indefinitely. Edna Shea Reakirt-Nulsen-Healy. She is a . ~ celebrated in three cities and she made the ss mista’e three times; first when, as Edna Shea wit and beauty as her chief fortune, she capti- the Cleveland millionaire, Llewellyn Reakirt; is St. Louis, when she married Freen Nulsen, of a wealthy family, who proved, according to e divorce petition, to be a poor provider; and now, York, where she is seeing to free herself from Healy, a prominent sportsman, on the plea that and beat and otherwise mistreated her.” Ot Veronica Mulvihill one is reminded as Edna running mate in a race for popularity for a 550 y season or two, during a brief wid- of the latter. With their con- types of beauty, both of Irish one the black-haired, ei colleen, the other of the 9 Meals or auburn, coloring—they fe efiective foils, one other. Veronica ed had her of manv ¢ titers, them a ‘ore.o7 good things of life. In justice to the discardee bus- bands of great beauties, we ought to give them thc benefit of the doubt, that perhaps they are not always as black as they are painted in divorce petitions. Probably many a one has gallantly defaulted when a beautiful and disappointed woman has grossly exagger- ated his faults and misdeeds. And, then, it may be that the beauty, surfeited with admiration and devotion, really is attracted by the novelty of something different, and that may be the reason why she capitulates to the type which takes her by. brute force and continues to treat her brutally. The cave Mam may strike a responsive chord inherited from the cave woman. Some primeval instinct may surprise her into the belief that this is true love, and afterward reason returns and she knows she has made a mistake. Possibly the discord originates on the other side of the house. Maybe it is the man who is deluded. They often are. He may have married a beauty and expected ber to remain beautiful only to him, whereas, she con- tinues to be beautiful in the eyes of others as well. She attracts a train of admirers. Jealousy and selfish- ness set in and make him intolerable even to the truest of wives. Another reason why beauties so frequently figure in the divorce courts may be, not that their marriages are total failures, but oot is that they are less in- £ clined than plainer women would be, to put up with things as they are. Seeing them- selves still young and beautiful, they believe they are deserving of something better, so they divorce the first choice, with the expec- tation of doing better a second time. $- A conclusion is that, while beauty may not always be fatal to mar- ried bliss, it is too of- ten a disturbing ele- ment. Happily, it does- n't threaten the mar- riage institution as a whole. Too many of us have to be satisfied with something else. 4 Se ES me ‘ 2 * Ses a LOY a. can: 9 Alaa Ate € a A ee 24 ea +N, ; : I Fe att apes y erste Tk ge Feat aM Pree > oH 4 ser dee SP pdietnis - ak eee, DE ROR RT SPeeyres eS o~ Me, aes) ae tts ie a > ere re: ae aD Fa pee 9 Res te ety: is Pe Nici Ra AES TORN MWR OT ik ee Se ars SF URGES WA RRR A Tay, SRE GOA Siat WRYEIAD IMRR — ATIN SLY: SEN PE Ne aR I ie Za : a ea om ee Mrs. Edna Shea Reakirt-Nulsen-Healy, who chose wrongly a Pomten, ae eh, poke 5 three times. —Photo by Kajiwara. frecalis. When she Sn 5. Fig ag ery Mout to an officers’ eg camp and mar- Walter Schwartz, Whody smiled upon Tomance. And now are divorced. ple there are end to es‘ablish % that women who to have been in po- to make the best matrimonial al- have chosen un- , their marriages i in utter failure. fk? Are they, the e¢ darlings. only at- to the type of makes a bad mad? The man who ‘Practiced in the art women and a them, and m insincerity is to be 0 only when it . ue *~ +, : 4 Oe . 4 - A ry 4 f ae ry \ ~ a¢ * » . ° A B : * 3 eae Aw Yah at.) +E Pee i ty, = ’ at S the creat beauty, Frown only ad- wen and adulation, lacking in the perception of the character beneath the veneer of drawing-room and the glamour of the artificial life? And The former Pear! discovery that he is only common clay a ruder Hyman, who wed to her than it is to an average woman who Robert E. Nolker, been led to expect so much? Is she so steeped © : wmance that she is unable to adapt herself to the then sough: divorce. : amp of life? | To her beauty was 4 : ae e *, OD other hand, has her craving for the purely ot as @ ae Se. a things been so stimulated that she is unable added ei i Sao —/ od — § : true character without them? oe: Aas Deow, @ belle of the seasen, whe wed Ties Platt tnd Givesesd Din. om, another beat” “Bem be very hard for the best of men to live | os —Murillo Portrait. 4 M the expectations of a woman surfeited with the ‘ SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 8, 1922. PAGE FIVE ‘—Murillio Portrait.

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hy THE ATHLETT HELEN WAIN- CAMILLE SABIE, burdler. swimmer. WRIGHT, GERTRUDE EDERLE. swimmer. WEET SIXTEEN has become Swi Pehold the onrushing 16-year breath, shade your eyes a : dazed, or perhaps razziedazaled, By Action, movement. excitement, { Cheers—tigers—ah-h-h-h! Ge No, we're not talking about @ " She mas be a little fast, but the girl we just swift. She is the girl athlete, the} championships in tennis, golf, swi jumping—even shooting. She has not she’s too busy running up records, tions along with the records. This 1922 smashed her way into popular favor has been a season of astounding reveat athletic prowess of girls in their teens. nase, sone ae ate outdoor sports. Why, some of them famous now as the super-press-agented & For instance, there's Helen Wain York Swimming Club. She is a 1¢- when she was only 13 she startied the ming through Hell Gate in almost year she has broken the world's record fi in a special race at the Brighton Beach m was im. 493-ss, which bested the one-fifth of a second. Miss Wain other swimming records. Another Helen very much in the Wills of California, also a 16- came very close to winning the national women this season. She was runner-up national lawn tennis tourney, at Fe Island. Only the prowess of the a ol sprinter. PAGE SIX Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, was able onrushing California cyclone. Last Wills won the girls’ national ch Hills, she was acclaimed “the 15- net wonder.” This year Helen pat up put up a game that made Molla Mallory * action, it is said of her. she typifies the iean girlhood, and her one “weakness,” at lol! Pee JANET SNOW. ypops, is forgiven. t: Helen Wainwright must look out ‘.rtrude Ederie, another New York girl 1922. ett». Gertrude is 15, but not pig-talled. it bobbed, which must be an advantage ™? SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 8, accompanying picture shows ? wore just after winning the women's A. A. U. even in September. She -maiie t eutting 172-5 seconds from finished with a lead of Wainwright, who is reta allround woman champ ight led Hilda James, cha “teener.” by about 10 »¥ almost any girl can swi a lot, or vice versa, but fhigh jump high enough to y Voorhees is an exceptic the bar at 1.45 meters, or me the Olympic champion : inter:.ctional women’s field near Paris. Nanrty is an high jump on the first for first place with Miss C teener who can jump & Who in September won the metropolitan A. A. U. fim New York: Even hes ~ nine to Paris for a me Sabie. star of the Am there. Miss Sabie, whose broke the world’s record, jump at Pershing Stadix Sabie also won tk: 100 Carrie Hatt. Third in Batson, better known Flora holds the Am low hurdles. Hatt, the English ¢« the women's class, is rT. im the act of om Reereation Grounds rsed*for the women’s Ob seror in the hurdle eve Pim rehearsal for Paris. at going over the top in fa Sixteen sweeps forward of Dorothy Bough, who dash in 10 seconds flat, t tor that event. and in

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ng 16-year-old! eyes a‘ bit—-you j razzledazzled, by the s¢ excitement, exhilaral h-h-h-h! Go it, girls! © talking about the the girl we have in mi athlete, the girl who golf, swimming, rum She has no time to & up records, smashing @ This 1922 season sae ilar favor eve 8. nding revelations as @ is a 16-year-old now, startled the public by @ in almost record time. — world’s record for 1503 thton Beach pool. Her ted the previous recom Wainwright holds . th in the running is 3 a 16-year-old. Miss the nationai is t runner-up a e wor ney, at Forest Hills, of the veteran ca , was able to overcoms Jone. Last year, when 1 championship at *S “the 15-year-old : Hele put up her ! Molla Mallory WOFt?, » typifies the spirit of & > “weakness,” a fond t look out hereafter ¥ New York girl, swimet not pig-tailed. She BABE KALISHEK. aviatrix. ying picture shows her with the smile just after winning the 440-yard swim in tne Women's A. A. U. efents at New Brunswick, September. She made the quarter-mile in 6m. ting 172-5 seconds from the A. A. U. record. finished with a lead of a dozen yards over pWainwright, who is rezarded generally as Amer- “fround woman champion swimmer. Miss Wight led Hilda James, champion of Europe and §“teener.” by about 10 yards. ® @imost any girl can swim a little and play ba lot, or vice versa. but not every girl can do Jemp high enough to get on the front page. " Voorhees is an exception. Last August she the bar at 1.45 meters, or about 4 feet % inches. the Olympic championship in this erent at tational women's field meet at Pershing Sta- r Paris. Nancy is an American giri. In the high jump on the first day of that meet she er first place with Miss Carrie Hatt of England. meer teener who can jump is Anna Kapalazyn- me in September won the broad jump event at ™ metropolitan A. A. U. championships for wom- | New York. Even her surname didn't hold her to Paris for a moment, ta®e a iook at | Sabie, star of the American girls’ team com- Bthere. Miss Sabie, whose home is in Newark. : the world’s record. winning the standing —w at Pershing Stadium. Auc. 20. J also won tk> 100-yard hurdles event. de- ® Carrie Hatt. Third in that event was Miss Batson. better known as Flora. 2 New York ? holds the American record in the high | Hatt, the English champion ‘hurdie jump- Y the Women’s class, is shown _here canght im the act of clearing the hurdle at Recreation Grounds in England,’ where oy the women's Olympic events at Paris. - in the hurdle event, Miss Sabie. is shown = Tehearsal for Paris, at Weequahic Park, near ", Going over the top in farewell practice. ‘ Sweeps forward unmistakably in this s Dorothy Bough, who at Philadelphia ran the * dash in 10 seconds flat, tying the women’s rec- that event, and in another contest—the one HELEN WILLS, ; ! CARRIE 2° tennis. HATT, burdle jumper. FLOREIDA BATSON, high and low hurdler. photographed—going over the hurdles like a flash. Anne Powell of Oakland. Cal.. is 17 and a junior at the Technical High School in Oakland. She has won the California championship in rifle shooting for girls and promises to become another Annie Oakley if she doesn’t marry early and settie down. Anne is a beauty, and Cupid also is a sharpshooter, you know. Alice Hope Deoerken, 17, also shoots. This New Jersey beauty recently broke 130 out of 200 clay targets. Muscle development de luxe is expressed in the cas¢ of Miss Babe Kalishek, an 18-year-old Los Angeles girl. Babe—they still call her that—startled spectator. at a recent aviation meet when she ran out on the field and cranked the propeller of an airplane about to tate off. That is a job for the strongest of men. Miss Babe's arm power is said to be phenomenal, and when she becomes a licensed pilot she will know how to take care of herself if she lands in a pasture and annoys the bull. . NANCY, VOORHEES, high jumper. DOROTHY BOUGH, sprinter and burdler. ANNA KAPA- LAZYNSKI, broad jumper. LEE IEE 5 UREN REE seh Soh an advantage in swt SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 8, 1922. PAGE SEVEN

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Came To The Resch ONC Convici No. 248354 INA of Joliet. The new prisan wi 3 ue | ea - oo * tat q Diechorss w : r + er , ng built on prison fargy ; Changed viewpoint a to r | a_i . acres. In the new prison the “a - Lord 3 win pose of imprisoning Of- » "i gS merit system” is to be is o _ ambition to : fenders figures in good for- za : whereby the inmates will be alles . the gT eatest het . a ~~ management in wor ¢ a in boyhood killed his father; _ | ““SThin'can only 0e dene SIME gstate “We shall served seven years of a 25- | of suitable and adequate prisgn x “ts <. . j a tion,” according to John [i } = as ) . od his ae: “eo servation of health, both gig. a Bi = . a ea ie genial. is one of the prime damgggme - Statesman whose wor y, ? rreaarTrie a . * & ts : : = Mrs 2 new theory. ea, | " many years ago , good girl who bore him a a . , teoken-dgwm "7 ~ ing for the end stead of broken-down men.” son, was ready to build a - This appears to have beed the 4 3 | lying thought in the » ing 7 ITTING in 8 home when recaptured, and _ , | Vacek. He is now a bullt-apian 3 ' : now has been pardoned by |; : ) should be compelled to sa : ae : | rest of his sentence, or : the Governor of Illinois part of it, he would be = iam man. Against him was countel HEN the superintendent 2 , that he made his escape auly = of the Western Foundry a -_ before he would have bes | 6 of his son, who was slain tf Co.'s plant in Chicago j i to parole based on good behavigg | 6s the World War. Through was called to the tele- 3 ' the extenuating circumstenc * peered at his tenants and phone a few days ago case. In his favor was counts * Wittle groups as the pathet the voice at the other : : behavior prior to his ape end said: __ a re ee, Ses _— / i a ea RA ca Ol ee oe a as NAY led le NORA Ry Lig RCI Y Yon Sse ee “This is Mahoney talking—Frank Ma- | was sent to the penitentiags: | : years, three months and ne day honey, you know. I[—I'm back, and ready to go to work tomorrow, if—if’—— “Aw, forget it, Vacek!” the superin- tendent broke in. “Come on back—your job's waiting.” So the next morning Joseph Vacek punched the time clock at the entrance to the big plant, registering the fact that Frank Mahoney was back on the job. Pefore the day was over the assumed name of Mahoney was changed on the office records to the right name of Varek, and thas he who for more than seven years was merely No. 2483 in the State Penitentiary at Joliet began a new industrial life under his old name. In his leisure hours since then Joseph Vacek has consulted legal talent. Thouch the State of Illinois has nothing against him now, he has worried more or less. \ — a (fA - j A EE 4 “Tea paused. murement in jail for a sf “2 “We shall never meet ceration at Joilet: weight in the a hre hard, honest work since is his marriage to a good tion to her; and—weig in the scales of justice pounds of flesh and be Vacek’s father was @ tractor in Chicago. The that he had been an inmate ofa for the insane, but was cured; that he left his wife is Joseph, a boy of 16, store to help support his strated when the father ¢ — threatened violence to the Lena, his little Irish bride of more than Joseph Vacek greeting Lena, his wife, who kolds the baby. because of this remonst a year, ts Mrs. Frank Mahoney acrord- ing to the records of the church and of the Marriage Li- cense Pureau. Their wee son, 2 months old, is Cyril Thomas Mahoney, according to birth and christening records. VYacek himse!f is Frank Maheney on the mem- bership roll of the Catholic church where he worships. “But it’s all right. Joe.” his lawyer has told him. “We'll soon have your whole family changed back to the right name. Don’t worry.” Vace*, who is 27, with the world before him, really has littie to worry about. Naturally. he may be in- clined to recret that he found it necessary 11 years azo to shoot his father, Joseph Sr., and that he was pronounced guilty of murder and sentenced to serve 25 years in prison. But he has a happy bome with his wife and baby in the little red brick house at 2625 Hanwttin avenue, Chicago, where his mother, Mrs. Bar- bara Vace*. and his sisters, Hattie and Anna. can visit him without fear of betraying him to the police as an escaped convict. He does not own the house, but he has saved up some money and is, saving more, intend- ing to build a little home of his own. He had the plans all drawn when, about the middle of September. the fate he had feared for more than three years overtook him suddenly. As Frank Mahoney he was aboard a street car. on his way to the foundry. A man of about his own age peered under the visor of his cap, which he dlways wore pulled down when in public places. “Vacek,” said the other man, ominously. The other man was John P. Connorton, who had grown up in Vace<’s neichborhood and once had been Joe's seatmate in school Connorton had served as a policeman in Chicago and now is a detective for a railroad company. He reported his old schoolmate as an escaped convict. When the officers came to take Vacex back to Joliet to serve out the unexpired [8 years of his sentence there was a sorrowful scene at home. The baby. then about five weeks old, was the only person not cognizant of the sorrow. “It’s ali true, Lena,” the man said to his wife. “Ever since I met you, two years ago. I have been afraid something like this would happen. I didn’t tell you about my trouble, because I feared you wouldn't have me, but”"—— “But you've been a good husband, Frank.” said Lena. “and I'm going to stand by you. If you hare to serve out your time I'll be waiting for you when you come out.” Then Vacek kissed his wife and baby and was taken down to Joliet. He was dressed in again and placed in the solitary cell in the dungeon. where all escaped convicts are Fept for a month after being recaptured. That ts a gesture of discipline, designed to teach them to be good. PAGE EIGHT SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 8, 1922. Vacek stayed a little less than a wee in * ‘solitary.” Then he was taken up to the Warden's office, where Mrs. Joseph Vacek, alias Mahoney, holding in her arms little Cyril Thomas Vace*, e2lso alias Mahoney, rushed into his embrace. Mrs. Vacex had carried a suitcase in addition to the baby. An attendant hand- ed the suitrase to Vacek. Inside was Vacek’s best civilian suit, bis Sunday- go-to-meetin’ 8. a pressed ‘em for you. Frank,” said his wife. “Put ‘em on. “Frank?” queried the attendant. “Why, his name is Joseph.” “Yes. I know,” said the smiling wife, “but he’s Frank to me, and always will be.” With a pardon from Gov. Len Small in his pocket, Vacek returned to Chicago with his wife and child. There was a family reunion in the little red brick house, the restored citizen's mother and sisters being pres- ent. There were also some old friends, not including John P. Connorton. “I've baked you some ginger snaps, Joe,” his mother remarked. “I remembered that you always li*ed ‘em.” After sampling the snaps. Vacek went to the tele- phone. He had been told that his job in the electrical department of the foundry~plant was awaiting him. “But I want to make sure.” he said. “Maybe some of those fellows won't fancy the idea of working With an ex-—conrict. Ill call up the boss.” The boss took the same view of the matter that the general public seems to have taken. Gov. Small and the Division of Pardons and Paroles had taken that view, which, briefly. is to the effect that society would suffer more from the continued incarceration of Joseph Vacek than from his restoration to his family and to eitizenship. This view had been reached by the State officials after serious consideration of all the pros and cons of the case. Gov. Small, in his office in the State Capitol at Springfield, had spent the greater part of a day in examining the documents and hearing the arguments. The Governor's decision to grant a pardon to a man who killed his father and then made his get- away from prison was announced only after a struggle with the old-time conventional theories as to what constitutes justice. Around the State Capitol the general opinion is ex- pressed that if a similar case had come up a few years ago the outcome would have been different. The pris- oner would have had to serve at least a considerable part of his unexpired term before thé Division of Par- dons and Paroles would have recommended release. That was in the days when punishment rather than reformation was the theory of imprisonment for crime. Since then the State of Illinois has undergone a dis- tinct change of viewpoint. This chance is expressed concretely in the new Illinois State Penitentiary at Vacek got a revolver ‘and ¢ teach the boy how to behave: that there ws fle. and the boy got possession of the his father. It was reprecented to the Pardoning Governor that young Vace* had an at his trial. When the Chicago n the young husband and father’s re to prison, scores of persons in Chicago insisted that he had “teen punished should be set free to look after his € these is Chief Justice Michael L. Criminal Court of Cook County. who to 25 years in prison. After hearing | =e Vacek’s life since his escape, Judge Meum “Not only will I give my general plication for a pardon. but I will write al = Small recommending it.” Judge McKinley forthwith wrote and 5 m letter. Many other missives of similar received by the Governor. The import society would be served best by the oner. - When Vacek went inside the stone was 17 years old. That was March 21, 191% made his escape on June 22, 1919, he was vigorous young man, because he had been a havior and had been working for @ the State farm outside the prison ae That farm, om a portion of which ¢ is being completed, belped to build him @& helped him to get away. To have esc the grim stone stockade would have cult. It was comparatively easy for elude the farm guards and keep going @ far as Whiting, Ind., where he got @ fact. For months he worked in the Standard Oj] Co.. earning $4.95 a day. time he did night work for the Steel Whiting. his pay being $5 for each got along on four hours’ sleep in the 24 Be ‘ Napoleon Bonaparte, so history or & got five hours’ sleep a day. Bonaparte. also made one get-away and was ret parallel must end, for Napoleon died « prise About two years ago Vacek quit his €08 Whiting and returmed to Chicago. honey he found employment in the Wi Hospital. One of the other employes @™ pretty Irish girl. “Frank” and Lena got old-fashioned novelist would say that soon ripened into love.” in any convict wooed and won the girl, who his past. Vacek, in the meantime, had become #1 (Continued = “Good-by.” Other aged men, some ¢ valid when he was Archit that was more than half ac ‘walking sticks and with to Lord Rosebery, their ma*ing his farewell rornd fellows remembered well young Mr. Primrose died. The grandfather was Visc rose and Dalmeny, Viscou Rosebery. At his death. scended to young Mr. Primf the titles went the estates ‘ land, many thousands of _ for his lordship and many The old retainers doffed man once had been Pri as such a figure of worid- use he was overiord to hen and where they had € down to tottering age. farewell, their sadness of his physical help Now, in his seventy-si ‘the world at larce before fiesh, Lord Rosebery’s that of an a tion from _ he who once w&4s the most rich. famous, powerful—a In retirement for years, f disability and partly by policy of “plowing his fw it, Lord Rosebery is t of the living present. . tremendous incidents and dered past him almost wit ance. The world in g persons who followed his « impression that he died “Rosebery? Lord Re this man can't be the c when the ‘grand old men’ have been nearly 30 Nevertheless, this is industry had a scenario a tive faculties. and if he gently to work, he might esting and as unnsual as the apparent absence of simple facts in the Rc for the fiction scenario As the Hon. Mr. Prix of money. He was an versity and already - facing horses. He was be veins. In England. as event of the year is the To win the Derby is. the who owns a- promising One of the sedate proc because young Primrose Own horses. “Young man,” he said, views you will end badly. young man was spirit he retorted: “I intend some day | richest heiress in Engiand.” The creator of. material some lively with which the sedate eas? the learned Oxford don ‘Ory available for use

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wilding, a few milea a mew prison will take ¢ — institution at Joliet, | a . oe opp ; : 3 Lord Rosebery, who achieved youthful to be in operat | ambition to win the Derby, marry w id “> ee: 2 > working eon tot a the greatest heiress and be Prime wok ' Minister, tells tenants of his vast selecuae. ini thei estate “We shall never meet again” to John L. Whine Ss. as. he is wheeled in a roller-chair -" nah an on. a on his farewell tour of inspection— of the prime demands gf .-—«- Statesman whose fame filled world many years ago now 75 and prepar- mevertheend » Judece McKinley said: | tremendous incidents and influences, flashed and thun- y general support to MISS dered past him almost without arousing him to utter- I will write a letter to _ 4 ance. The world in general has swept past him, many a | persons who followed his career having been under the 2 wrote and mailed GRR impression that he died years aco. es of similar nature WS $$ “Rosebery? Lord Rosebery!” they exclaimed. “Why. The import of all W88"39E § this man can't be the one who succeeded Gladstone by the release of the "ae When the ‘grand old man’ finally retired! That must Vage~—sCéOave been nearly 30 years ago.” the stone walls at Jona Nevertheless, this is the same man. If the movie March 21, 1912. When! | industry had a scenario artist of really active imagina- 1919, he was a stroR} ®e 6 tive faculties. and if he should set himself most dili- use he had been on good & | Sently to work, he might evolve a life story eas in‘*er- ing for a long mOGRe esting and as unusual as that of Lord Rosebery. In prison walls. ae«C “He: apparent absence of such an artist, a few of the of which the new pf! | Simple facts in the Rosebery career may be substituted to build him up. : | for the fiction scenario suggested. To have escaped from ims ; puld have been quite @& y easy for youne Vace® i keep going. He he got a job—two sd in the daytime for* $4.95 a day. At the my ) > Steel and Tube Ue 4 h night shift | 4 Ba > & promising }.orse. of the sedate proctors at Oxford made protest young Primrose was doing some betting on his horses. man,” he said, “if you do not alter your will end badly.” young man was slightly indignant. With some retorted: intend some day to win the Derby, marry the in Europe and be Prime Minister of f 7 Bh a tart te oh ite oo Saas sd ot va ne coe be - 2] : ” of material for the movies weuld intro- | some lively business about the contempt 7 oe, the sedate proctor received this youthful ' @s. and the “Ha! ba!” of fellow students would 4 * Lettered on the screen between laughs. Just what _ the earned Oxford Lord Rosebery five years ago, before he was stricken with paralysis. that the Primrose person achieved each and all of his three ambitions. Before he had finished his university course he became Lord Rosebery and left college to enter the House of Lords. He won the Derby three times. At the age of 31 he married Miss Hannah Rothschild. daughter of Baron Meyer de Rothschild, banker. richest man in Europe. She inherited all the Rothschild mil- lions. At 47 Lord Resebery became Prime Minister. He was at the head of the Government only about 15 months, but that was long enough to include two Derby dates for 1894 and 1895, and his horses, Ladas and Sir Visto, respectively, won the event both those years. (Fade-out business of the Oxford don doing a get-away from the “I told you so” of Lord Rosebery.) The most envied man in Europe? Yes. for be had climbed the summit of his mount of ambition and set his standard upon each of its tripled peaks. He had conquered his three-cornered world. Still measurably young, still robust and hearty,,still capable of enjoying life to the full, he possessed in superabundance the material wealth which, according to a certain type of mind. is supposed to be absolutely necessary to human happiness. All those titles and estates which his grandfather, the fourth Eari,. bord, Paron, Viscount, et cetera. had left him were augmented in good time by additional Lord Rosebery, with Ruth Primrose, his litt/e grand- daughter, bidding farewell to one of his estates. titles and estates. Rosebery became, in 1911, Earl of Midlothian, Viscount Mentmore of Mentmore and Baron Epsom of Epsom. It was on his Epsom estate, by the way, that he was photographed the other day in his wheel chair, bidding farewell. His land hold- ings in Seotland include 700 acres in Linlithgowsbire, 18,500 in Midlothian; in England, 5000 acres in Buck- inghamshire, 2000 in Norfolk, 500 in Hertfordshire, 170 in Kent, and three acres in Suffolk. All those acres were worth a great deal more in the matter of income to Lord Rosebery before the recent war than since, though he has not been pinched finan- cially to the extent of suffering any privation. He has plenty of money now; but fn his earlier days, up to 1914, what with the Rothschild millions and the Rose- bery acres, he was one of the richest noblemen of the United Kingdom. With his pre-eminent political, social and a ape: successes—premierships in all three—surelyv If envy ever had a shining target it was the Earl of Rosebery. Another thing--Rosebery was one of the handsom- est men of his day. There are proud and michty British Lords with physiognomies calculated to stop Wa‘erbury watches, but Rosebery in his prime was one that might have been counted upon to wind the town clock and set it striking vociferously in admiring applause. Pictures of him in his youth and in his days of power, physical and political, prove him an out- standing figure for sheer good looks. In those years it was a matter of comment in the British and Amer- ican press that Lord Rosebery was of exceptionally fine physique. overflowing with health and spirits, a man to be envied! And England expected great things of Rosebery. far greater than he had achieved. When, in the summer of 1895, his ministry fell, there was expectation that he would return to power later. He never came back. The ex-Premier was not in sympathetic tovch with the trend of human events after 1895. He had broken with the Liberal policies, of the Gladstone party, which he had supported from his youth and which had carried him twice into Gladstonian Cabinets as Foreign Sec- retary. Whether Rosebery cared to come back is not clear to the casual historian of today. Reading between the lines of his subsequent career, one is inclined to the opinion that he preferred the ease of the scholar and the joy of the sportsman to the hubbub of politics. For one thing, Lord Rosebery throughout his career has been a hater of war. “Europe is rattling into bar- barism,” he once declared, in an eloquent speech against the struggle for supremacy in armament. At another time he said: “The British Empire is the greatest secular agency for good ever known to mankind. I do not say that I am unwilling to draw the sword in a great and nec- essary cause, but I say that anybody who engages in a war except under the pressure of direst necessity is a criminal.” In November, 1915, Lord Rosebery came out of re- tirement to preside at a Rhodes lecture in the Uni- versity of London, and in his address on that occa- sion he said: “I know nothing more disheartening than the an- nouncement recently made that the United States—the one. great country left in the wor]g free from the hide- (Continued on Page 16.) SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 8, 1922. PAGE NINE ; FL PG POL AAA LS IT EE BLE LL GEIGER LOE OGL NO PRON AEE PE ee wR ye OER AR I RE, RE ead” TE RS _ Pe princes

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aad 2 ese ts cd %1U, en : ‘we i? : Sh eS: 4 ee” ie One corner of K S D studio. Notice that radiators. pillar, and all furniture, even the adjustable pedestal for the microphone, have individual kimonas of soft cloth to eliminate any reverberation of sound waves. Marvelous possibilities of the radio tel- ephone demonstrated by midnight program broadcast from Post-Dis- patch station, K S D—Letters re- ceived from listeners in every state in the Union, five provinces in Canada and ships on eastern, west- ern and southern coasts — Many hearers sent telegrams gxpressing wonder at this unusual demonstra- tion of long distance radio efficiency HE marvelous possibilities of radio tele- phone broadcasting, a method of com- munication less than two years old, are so great that the public even now has hardly begun to grasp the significance and promise of this new method of an- nihilating time and space in the trans- mission of thought. Througi: all the ages human thought has been the supreme simile for quickness, but, in comparison with the celerity of thought, its transmission has been painfully slow. Homer's recital of his deathliess poems reached only a few who were within sound of his voice and through the succeeding centuries depended on mouth-to-mouth transmission uatil the art of printing preserved them for succeeding generations. The smoke signals of the Indians, the beacon fires and later the lighthouses for the guidance of mariners. were primitive methods of broadcasting, but their effectiveness was limited to the range of vision. Pheidippides sacrificed his life to carry to Athens the news of the Greek victory at Marathon. less than 30 miles away. Paul Revere exhausted himself and his steed in his famous ride. With the “toy” radio set of today Pheidippides could have flashed the informa- tion to Athens and Revere could have warned “every Middiesex village and farm” without heartbreaking physical effort. These instances are cited because, despite the radiophone’s tremendous achievements there are many who still regard it as a toy, limited to short distances for its most effective work. It is difficult to tume the average human mind to the possibilities of a method of communication which sets time and space at naught and carries its mes- sages through the ether across continents, over moun- tain ranges and out over the wastes of far-flung oceans, radiating to all points of the compass at once,_ with the quickness of The completion of the telecraph brought forth the expression of rapt wonder: “What hath God wrought?’ The telephone was hailed first as a toy and then as a necessary adjunct of human civilization. The marvelous power and range of this new method of communication, radio, were shown in a startling way on the night of Tuesday, Sept. 12, and the early morning of Sept. 13, last, when a special midnight pro- a gram was broadcast by the Post-Dispatch from its station, K S D, in the Post-Dispatch Building. The etation has an output of 500 watts on the antennae. This was a program of vocal and instrumental music, the artists being Verna Day, violinist; Marie Gardner, lyric soprano; Eleanor MiJham, dramatic so- prano; Frank D. Papin, basso, and Edgar Sheiton, pianist. The midnight and early morning hours were se- lected for the dissemination of this concert to test the range of the station under favorable air conditions because in those hours there would be less interference from other broadcasting stations. most of which had When the broadcasting started at Louis time, it was 2 a. m. in the . have daylight saving. In the Far was only 93 p. m. when the program & though the clocks showed so widean hundreds who received the concert hear@ instant, for the radio waves travel ii # with a velocity which would take them 4 25,000-mile circumference of the globe ip tenth of a second. i | If Lincoln had spoken his Gettysburg the mouthpiece of a radio set like the Post-Dispatch station his immortal . carried instantaneously all over the Um instead of reaching only the com re ering which he addressed. ~oe The letters received by the Post-Dis that even at the most distant points bers came in with remarkable c and fine modulation. That the clearly heard was shown by the those who sent in telegrams and the artists by their correct names, wii heard only over the radiophone. — That there were so many listeners is states was surprising, considering the |] hour at which the concert started for tha radio enthusiasts remain up until late hay for messages when the air lanes are cles sections there are persons whose make it possible for them to use | at night and early in the morning AJ his letter explained that he was a } after working late he was turning the ceiving set when he accidentally tuned i— Dispatch concert. Others wrote that @ cians and moving-picture-theater pas . BO opportunity to use their sets until their work at midnicht. Sidney Y. White, on the Mallory @ Jacinto, picked up the midnight concert was 90 miles north by east of Jupiter i He wrote: “Tuned you in very clear. ¥ knocked me over with a brick when Listened from 2:10 to 2:27, when you lin selections by Miss Day and solos, etc. Also about telegrams from 7 A-1; no fading at all.” a At the same instant when White wasé concert in Florida waters, J. Howard & listening to it in Melville, Sas‘atc = derson wrote: “Just a line to let you heard your special midnight concert. 1% enjoyed it.” 3 Arizona completed the roster of states + concert was heard. After all the othet € ceased operating for the night. It was especially de- sired to learn if the , — broadcasting would eae carry to the Pacific Coast and a request sent out over the radio that all persons hearing the concert in = the -Pacific slope states send a telegram to that effect to the Post-Dispatch. The result was astounding. Not only did many tele grams come from the Far Western states, ! . but more than 1000 letters reached the pe Post-Dispatch from persons who had heard the concert in all parts of the coun- ceo * try. Examination of oe = these letters showed . eo tune that the concert was _ heard in every state in the Union, in five provinces of Canada fs and on vessels In the > Atlantic and Pacific Oceans and in towns b close to or on the Gulf of Mexico. The program was picked up far above the most northern town in Maine, at Mont Joli, on the Gulf of St. Lawrence, 250 miles northeast of Montreal and more than 2700 miles from the point where it was picted up in the Pa- cific Ocean. It was heard itn New York and San Francisco and im Florida and ‘ the State of Washine- . ton. See 70-10 to 11:38. t about 1100 miles. M ; ts, came announcemen and your concerts while At the time we Isiand Sound.” Tex., 730 miles from concert came in the station, far or Bear. came in with especial group, and so clear as and concerts a8 yours % be a cat!” wrote W. | ; did enjoy your . nor violin, I think, was time I have heard you and loud here as our to hear Miss Day play your piano is just as clear - But Miss Day with her vioi of Sacred Heart Chu | signature of Father Agat _ <= wish to thank concert given last night. ting deserves «reat enunciation and modulat ssed by the concert oa, Ala.. that he wrote: ‘eall or request from the air in me of the most_thriling ¢x ‘t6 me tonight when I received beautiful and widely ap P hear you almost every nigh . my results I can hardly d is im the extreme enthusiasm was registered the Gallavan Store C appreciation read: “Yuu and put your brand on night. Best concert and i in on.” St il Le

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Blobe in less than set like mortal w over the United comparatively smal] = the Post-Dispatch t points the concert 4. > clearness and the announ the fact that 7 mees in Canada had been im Campbell of Douglas, Ariz., made oeh this acknowledgment: “Your om 10:10 to 11:30. Distance between 7 about 1100 miles. Musie, vocal “ge gpnouncements, came in as clear- your concerts while in Wisccn- ie Calvin Austin of the Eastern line — B. M. Harrison, the junior Sante wrote: “Your station, K S D, here at 2 a. m. Eastern standard time. iiiane and vocal selection, also your weame. At the time we were about w Island Sound.” m Tex. 759 miles from St. Louis, §. w« ? Bet concert came in the finest I hav ey station, far or near. Mr. Shelton’s seame in with especial brilliancy, as iis group, and so clear as to give the Aes ce 6 rte caintind | 2. and letters refe . , . ’ artists were in the same room with names, which they inne and concerts as yours are certainly one. a =e of us who live far from the musical y listeners in the Rees, REE SERS IE NL, ET Oe TI na a tere ree ace, mast be a cat!” wrote W. B. Foster of ‘igure did enjoy your program last night. » until late hours ; s her violin, I think, was the headliner. Zanes are - wt time | have heard you and must say , Mer and loud here as our local stations. ke to hear Miss Day play “Turkey in the im .. plano is just as clear as if in the was a chauffeur ang 'Bat Miss Day with her violin is the best turning the dial on his - gE lly tuned in on the . ‘on of Sacred Heart Church at Boulder, ote that they were ms tbe signature of Father Agatho, the pastor, heater employes who | meeage: “I wish to thank you for the Sets until after comple mt concert given last nicht. The lady that - meadcasting deserves zreat commendation he Mallory steamship Saumeeriect enunciation and modulation.” eht concert when the gh ie impressed by the concert was Perry V. t of Jupiter Inlet, “ic ead Ala., that he wrote: “I am an- thd clear. You could fame call or request from the air in writing this ea when you signed of ‘of the most thriling experiences I ever ©n you quit. Heard yigueete me tonight when I received and enjoyed and solos, “O, Promise M f beautiful and widely appreciated radio from Arizona. >dulationgg 1 you almost every night and am so “Hea my results I can hardly sleep when it m White was enjoying tiiesdiand is in the extreme southeast corner J. Howard Anderson » 2” Sas‘atchewan, Canada, Apes enthusiasm was recistered on a post card to let you know that fem the Gallavan Store Co., at Ordway, ent concert. We ¢ ives appreciation read: “You rounded up, ete and put your brand on the whole radio ster of states in which them | Best concert and best delivery we all the other 47 es 4 med A view of the transmission room in brick building on roof of the home of the Post-Dispatch The speech input panel, which will amplify several hundred thousand times, is shown at extreme left. Back ot the table are the cabinet containing the four 250 watt power tubes and to the-right of that the switch panei For anything but radio it is a long jump from Colo- rado to Pennsylvania, but in this case the gap was easily bridged, for the same concert numbers; that pleased the Ordway man gave equal joy to L. F. Dem- ing of Philadelphia, who wrote: “I listened in on your midnight program last evening. I get many long- distance stations, but K S D comes in clearest and best of all. Your announcing is perfectly ‘articulated and I congratulate the lady who does it. Hope to hear rore of your most excellent programs.” Equally impressed was George G. Blanchard of Wil- ton, N. H., who sent this: “You will be interested to know that last eve- { N —_—_—_ - ee ee ————— eS SeFTUMOUA iy ‘ ning a group of friends were greatly enter- tained by your musical program. I could hard- ly believe my ears when I heard the an- nouncer say: ‘K 5S D, St. Louis.” The music was very clear, the weather announcement perfect, and I call it high-class broadcast- ing. I hope to get you again. The steamer F. H. Buck, off the coast of California, picked up the midnight concert, as was thus attested by a letter from Gor- don E. Robinson, the ship's radio operator: “Am getting you fine now, 9:50 p. m. here. Modulation fine, clear and distinct. The vio- lin selections were great and al! the notes came through fine. I like them best. We are off the coast of California, about 5% miles north of Point Arguelia and about 30 miles out.” The clearness with which the names of the artists were trans- mitted to L. M. Thompson of Arcadia, Neb., is shown in his letter: “I received your midnight concert great last night. I en- joyed Miss Day’s selec- tions very much and wish to thank her and Mr. Shelton and also Mise Gardner for ‘A Perfect Day,’ one of mvy favorites.” Stephen Inns, radio ay ae GRA MINCE erg eto ie ¥ ee ee — od High Standard Set for Class B Radio Broadcasting Stations. EVERAL applications from broadcasting stations for the Class B license, permitting the use of the 4)-meter wave, have_been received by the Department of Commerce, but to date oniv two have been authorized to transmit this wave. They are the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, which got the first license, and the Westinghouse Station at Chicago. .The offi- cials in charge of the licensing of radio stations do not anticipate that more than a dozen appli- cations for the Class B license will be received, as only the most powerful stations. carrying high-class entertainment regularly. can hope to qualify.—From radio bulletin issued in Wash- ington. + engineer in naval torpedo barge 4. at Piney Point, Md.. wrote: “Would you accept a _ iletter of comment and appreciation from a critic? Have just finished listening to a number of vocal selections by Miss Gardner and | might state that they were as clear as ghough I was present in the studio Away up in the Northwest, at Bacxoo, N. D., 19 miles from the Canadiar border, W. R. Beaver, a bank cashier, heard the concert. He wrote: “We are very glad to be able to report that we received your Tues- day evening special artist program in excellent shape. It was one of the best, if not the best, we have heard during the entire summer by radio. You people are to be congratulated on the fine quality of your enter- tainment.”’ L. D. Hoy, proprietor of the Shanghai Cafe, Chey- enne, Wyo., sent this: “Received your midnight con- eert and wish to congratulate yeu on your modulation and the splendid program which you broadcast. You came in so loud that I laid down my head phones and could hear it 20 feet away.” There is no way of computing the number of persons who heard the concert, but the letters showed that in many instances others besides the operator of the re- ceiving machine listened to the concert. Some toid of having guests at their homes to hear the concert, while others with loud-speaking machines told of crowds gathered in the streets to listen. The Stanford-Schulte Radio Co., at Delta, Colo., has a public radio outfit H. F. Schulte wrote that 30) adults listened to the Post-Dispatch midnight concert. “We tuned in about 10 o'clock, mountain time, and never touched a knob until you quit at 1 a. m.,” he wrote. “All through this time your signais did not fade the least bit. The modu- lation of K 8S D is perfect” B. Gero Jr., proprietor of a moving-picture theater in Manistique, Mich., wrote: “The vocal selections given by Miss Gardner we considered perfect, due to the great volume without distortion. By placing one of our receivers to the telephone transmitter several of these selections were heard by people in other parts of the city.” (Continued on page 18.) eilieeeatbhiin pineiieiht amen ele a © OAR 1 ANN Ne AL NR Ue Spink ie) ” tet santa tide . CIRCE S Raia SIN ORR UA ER eal ee ce tr wae Ah a A Me altar et — 1 OMG MSR Tok Meee meee Fae oe a me

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During State-wide tour of the alms- houses, an inspector finds sqaalor and wretchedness in some counties like those which Charles Dickens excoriated in England, years ago— Rickety old “shacks,” infested with vermin and lacking all the con- veniences, provided for some of the public charges — Others are “boarded out” to farmers at cost of $12 to $22 a month, and the most pitiful cases are in county-owned institutions where the indigent must dwell with imbeciles and the insane HE pitiable condition of the paupers in some Missouri counties, where no pro- Vision is made for their comfort nor even, in some instances, for the common de- cencies of life, is revealed in reports to the State Board of Charities and Cor- rections by W. L. Miller, until recently the board’s inspector of jails and almshouses. Some places which the inspector visited were®just exampies of sordid wretcheduess, due to callous offi- Cials or lack of funds: in other places, where the “county farm” is leased out to the highest bidder, and the latter thinks only of a profit. conditions sometimes are still worse: and the most shocking cases are where the indigent who have become public are obliged to live with the insane. o There are where the paupers often their lot is one hed smalor, not exeeed- ed by in Eneland a hvndred years ago. which were to be remedied when the pen of Charles Dickens breucht the facts t> vweblie at ention. ° Aged men and fortunates an means by unanie tr own living. bereft Of or abandoned by and friends, are in some cownties berded tuzether in old buildings. Described as “shacks,” these buildings have two. three or four rooms and some of them are said to be infested with vermin. Rickety old furni- ture adds to the cheerlessness of the surroundings. Missouri bas no State inscitutions for the care of the indigent, that function being left to the counties. sub- ject only to periodical inspection by an agent of the State Board of Charities and Corrections in years when the Legislature has appropriated the necessary funds. The only power in the State board, when its agent finds unsatisfactory conditions, is to recommend to the County Court the changes which are needed. Oc- easionally these changes are made—grumblingly. More often the recommendations are pigeonholed and for- gotten, for the delegations which are active before county courta and which have the support of bodies of voters, are, more often than not. those seeking the building of roads and bridges or of drainage ditches and levees. Miller recently completed a tour of the almshouses of the State. He found some of them in splendid condition, with modern brick buildings, steam-heated. electric-lighted, equipped with bathing facilities and sanitary systems, the inmates housed in light.: airy. PAGE TWELVE ] Cnargzes Missouri kindly numerous eounties, of course, receive treatment, but too of wre conditions Weitt ae | a “= the fee’ misfortune or iliness cripples ase-ruiden re] of un- their earn their their kindred ie-minded str rm This shabby old building *s the %lmshouse of Pemiscot County, Mo. = comfortable rooms, and the various classes properly segregated. These. he said, are largely in the weaithy counties, many of .them north of the Missouri River. where the population is greater and where more prog- ress in community life has been made. In. contrast to that picture, however, he found other? —and the daily living conditions in some of them can hardly be pictured in words. Seventeen counties, he reported. have no almshouses. They are: Benton. Hickory, Madison, Ozark, Taney, Knox, St. Louis. Mc- Donald, Camden, Miller, Maries, Phelps, Shannon. Ore- gon, Reynolds, Carter and Wayne counties. Taney County, in the Ozark country and adjoining the Arkansas line, has no county charges. In the others, for the most part. the wards of the founties are boarded out, some farmer or other person receiving a stipulated sum monthly for the care, clothing, medical attention. food and housing provided. The extent of the comforts furnished can be con- jectured when it is known that for all this the coun- ties pay from $12 to $22 a month. Some of these wards have a rather bad time of it, Miller found. Bvt their lot is not the worst. That condition pre¥ails, he said, in counties where the county farm (for most county wards are kept on farms) is leased out. along with its paupers, to the highest bidder. This system throws wide the door to abuse. In years when crops are not abundant the profits, if any, have to come out of the limited necessities which would have gone to the county charges. It also means that almost inevitably the first consideration of the lesSee will be to “make the farm pay.” rather than to take the best care of his wards. Miller is inclined to feel, however. that the darkest pictures are those in some of the county-owned and operated institutions which are in the hands of county- paid overseers. Several counties whose County Courts are thriftily Inclined as to the care of the poor and insane have elected to care for their own insane. instead of send- SUNDAY MAGA7INE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATEH—OCTOBER 8. 1922. * well ventilated through large cracks in he discriminate housing of the two sexes cream ye was @ stele of sto ned with the symbols of Ei qwere offered. NO Mt Samy prayer for its sou. rehe goddess or a thankssl 1 separate expeditions le. who Ee told ot the wonders disc = . The French ¢* is card. a famous —— ye ing them to one of the State hospitals fer 3 ter yt saialil where ‘counties pay $18.50 2 month fore: : : sent. = One cotinty is quartering, in the — its charity wards. 10 insane persons, the pam ing the lower floor and the insane the ugga of the latter are violent and rave "7 One little man weighing about 100 pane handcuffed and manacied. He lies om tie] and night. Then there is a religious fim former circus wild man who are at . constantly. The lower floor became rather congestaly ago, so one pauper who was sane was am to room with the insane. Now he, too, is iam says. Another almshouse, operated under tem. is a two-room shack in a hill ~— ge as a » ae “¢ See eee ation. In it is @ ¥2 F ene behind the other, each either Tanit or meres gome with the symbol on rs - g disc or triangle, some W 4 ef fecundity. Roughly that they were of the f od art. ~— ‘oun steles Was urns, all alike, about 12 ine ES i terra cotta, with handles and Ie | g plug of pure yellow y eer y © eicined bones of babies an : 4 of them those of lambs ams were a skull, jaws. teeth, = Sys heated by a “monkey” stove in each . women, tie Sire peace girt, ae slichtly burned a a proximity. The place is on the crest is » Pallary of the oc a comt some distance above a spring-fed creek. Wal i geestrect mom ~ be dragged up this hill by the f wh Ee bathing facility is the creek. In winter] £6 g 2 H k. they get no baths. —— In another hill county the almshouss Mj 4 rve got st cabin, with a lean-to shed in which 4 and women are kept and through the sky can be seen. One of the aged at crippled beyond activity by rheumatism, # control. * The inmates wash their own Ga old iron kettle and tubs out-of-doors, whi presents somewhat of a problem. a On the bed of one of the old men the @ tattered and torn so that sharp ends of beneath stuck through and prodded his bach were there in profusion. Now and 4 person at this place has to be kept ip being no other facilities. Fo 4 Six men paupers live in a one-room Waa . in which the odor of coal oil and d@ : ’ ening, in still another county. These instances are samples. Sanitary conditions in such abodes, W& everything ordinarily counted as worth @ gone, where days and nights follow cheerless monotony, can be imagined as WS can be described. Miller says they often am One of his principal indictments of pm tions is the fact that feeble-minded mingled with the others with so little Of the paupers in these county instit one-half are aged persons, he says. Of about one-half are feeble-minded, to whem care should be given. Yet there they ara, 1 my second wife. youngest one 49 years He called to her to cqme taken beside her spinning the eternal feminine wh © the cabin’s dim interior, “she wasn't dressed up for and when she emerged a dences of a hasty sprucing Cnele Tom waa born Hves now. He has never because he has never fou ain't never been away 20 once in a while I used to country. But I always away because | noticed always moved back.” He stands a straicht younger than the years hearing are unimpaired. young. “I never took | “When I was a young 3 sporter. My father lived s : ence between him and me er: a - the only member of my e Col. Samuel Hunter of NEW ] PPROIXMATELY situation, the outcome of which is that, year aes out, feeble-minded women in these plices & dren into the world to become a further society. : In the main, Miller believes, the c about as much financially as they well: instances recounted are from the poorer property values are low and where money is obtained for the county t The life of persons in the almshouses 9 @ ties, as to the kind of buildiacs in ened housed, the quality of the clothing and of & not much more primitive than that of a lag the other residents of the countiea Miller | The other factors, however, of being on 4 elem ete: close companionship with the feeb ol i. an total coecmeatll insane, living under wretched sanitary logued is about 20,000. (Continued On ot a © Fae numerous of all the years ago Prof. Keeler. flector at the Lick ©

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te hospitals for the inn 45.00 @ month for each incing the Bones of Moloch’s Victims — a yield urns with the hes of babies sacrificed by their sents in the furnace belly of the fal god and offered in her. aple to the pale veiled goddess aff or Astarte $3 s3 se By ARTHUR BENINGTON. HE temple of Tanit, goddess of the Carthagenians, Was unearthed iast Jan- wary and February by French archeolo- gists, and beside it they found the bury- ing place for the charred bones of the little innocents whose fathers and moth- ’. ers gave them alive to the furnace that Ye the redhot belly of the great god Moloch to sof adoration sung by the parents as they stood a bed their babies burn. Maltitudes of little ef terra cotta were dug up, each containing the @ fragments of the bones of a baby. Over each “was a stele of stone, a sort of tombstone with the symbols of the goddess to whom the offered. No record of the name of the baby ‘prayer for its soul, but a phrase of adoration goddess or a thanksgiving to her for a favor } separate expeditions have been at work at one American, one French. Count Byron a Pole, who has been in New York recently, ; told of the wonders discovered by the American The French expedition is headed by M. a famous archeologist, aided by M. Gielly. It is e latter who discovered the temple of Tanit and graves of the innocents who had been sacrificed (9 Moloch or Baal-Ammon. They worked down through “toor different levels, each marked by steles and altars. uppermost one is contemporaneous with the Ro- occupation. In it is a vast field of steles in rows, behind the other. each bearine the symbols of Tanit or Baal-Ammon, some with dedications, with the symbol only—a crescent reversed over s disc or triangle. some with ears of wheat--symbols Vel fecundity. Roughly cut in the stone, they indicate ce x “Ie is chronicled of King Acbaz that he sacrificed his own OS NWS: first-born son in the "A AS a . fires of Moloch.” — a) Jaubert de Henac sends a photograph to L Illustration to accompany an article describing the discoveries. As the explorers went down they came upon altars is described the sacrifice to Moloch of all the eldest boys of all the families of Carthage. The city was in deadly peril; the great Hamilear Barca was far away fichting the Romans, and the Carthagenian mercena- ries had rebelled. Hannibal was still a small boy and his sister Salammbo was hiding him from the stern priests for fear that he, too, might be placed alive in the hinged arms of the brazen monster and dropped into the roaring fire of his white-hot belly. Who does not remember that blood-curdling picture in “Cabiria” which showed a baby writhing in the flames of Moloch’s maw? In “Salammbo” Flaubert tells how his heroine saved her little brother from being sacrificed tothe insatiable Moloch and thus finding his miserable end in one of the urns offered to Tanit, saved him to become the zreat General who led the Carthayvenian armies through Spain, across the Alps and gave the Romans such a terrible dance till the waiting tactics of Fabius Maximus finally brought about his defeat. It was the high priest of Tanit who instructed Salammbo how to save her city, who gave her the sparkling veil of the goddess to wear as her cloak when she went at night to the tent of the rebel leader. Human sacrifice, a feature of many pagan religions, is practiced even today in a few remote parts of the world, but it seems incredible that a form of sacri- fice in which fathers and mothers gave their own children to be burned alive while they stood watching the agonies of their loved ones in flames could ever have attracted whole nations—yes, fascinated them to such an extent that they were with the greatest diffi- culty won away from it. History, both sacred and profane, tells the story of this inhuman cult, but it has taken the most récent discoveries on the site of the City of Carthage to bring forth visible, tangible proof of its savage rites. Moloch and Tanit were the twin gods of the Car- thagenians. The Carthagenians were Phoenicians. of that Semitic race which seems to have had its origin in Arabia and which included the Hittites, Philistines, Moabitex, Amorites, Aamaljekites, Jebusites and al) the other tribes of Canaan against whom the children of israel had to. wage war for so many years in conquer- ing the Promised Land. All those Canaanites wor- shiped Baal. whose other name was Moloch, and As- tarte or Ashtoreth, whose other name was Tanit. And all of them sacrificed their children to Baal by throw- Ht ae ~ — ‘ CNS |i Tete mans tae, eaten _ _ ininneee Se eon me EE, SPS ee MS Ray ENE POMBE PS et Ne oc bets nn . 3 . Sede ane fe vat WARM BP ey na peO Ries zak . . te ee ee ‘ o. Fe wey ie a \rather co =a that they were of the period-of the decadence of Car- and pillars and capitals carved in the best style of ing them alive into the furnace. i seein a some tj p @acenian art. Carthagenian art. many~of them with the crescent and It was because of this practice that the children Néw he. polars sent . Below these steles was discovered a great bed of triangle of Tanit, some with the head of a bull, a of Israel! were sternly commanded by God to destroy insane, fe eres, all alike, about 12 inches high, of white or red mummy or a temple in high relief. Other urns con- utterly all the inhabitants of the Land of Canaan, and tea , terra cotta, with handies and wide mouths sealed with taining charred bones of animals and birds were found it was their disobedience in sparing the bedutiful Ca- under the plug of pure yellow ciay. These urns contain the at the lowest level, and some beautiful jewelry of pure naanitish girls that was the beginning of all their ® bill county, x 'galcined bones of babies and young children, and a few Egvptian style, bones of the children, calcined by fire woes, for it brought down upon them the wrath of an eS RAPER ele a a : cracks” in the walle, of them those of lambs and birds. In one of them and laid away under the Egyptian altars. outraged God. Stndea girl, are On the crest of a ng-fed creek. Water by the inmates, whose @ a creek. In winter, the almshouse is an old ts -d in which five old » hrough the roof of which d the aged sasiotaltl am rheumatism, is in their own clothing it it-of-doors, which in oblem. old men the mattress # Sharp ends of the gpris Prodded his back. Now and then an to be kept in chains, 2 one-room wooden oil and disinfectant is aty. leer idle where ‘ as worth living for’ its follow each other imagined as well as th _ they often are very} ctments of present com lenges persons are ip h so little discrimingtif ity institutions, he says. Of the ded, to whom Rise they are, and | two sexes creates h is that, year in and ya in these pléces bring cil come a further charge wpe Ss, the counties are de as they well can do, as @ the poorer counties, ‘and where relatively county budget. almshouses in these ¢ liags in which they & clothing and of the food, than that of a large part’ countie’, Miller says. ever, of being forced i the feeble-minded and @ 2 Sanitary conditions, (Continued on Page 16.) 2s 7 ey sp PAR be ke eS RPS Mp ret SE a, ee petiole > aan % eS “er “= were a skull, jaws, teeth, femurs and hip bores, only - sliehtly burned and still in such condition that Dr. ry of the Pasteur Institute at Tunis was able to struct almost a complete skeleton, of which M. — —— ~— _ — pen - rm eee — WHO TOLD” who had accompanied the Post-Dispatch staff cor- PTHE MAN Fey second wife. I've got six children by my first, the " Youngest one 40 years old.” _ *He called to her to cqme out and have her picture » taken beside her spinning wheel at the well. It was | the eternal feminine which spoke its protest from the cabin’s dim interior, to the general effect that » she wasn't dressed up for having her picture taken, % and when she emerged a little later there were evi- 4 dences of a hasty sprucing up for the ceremony. | Uncle Tom was born within two miles of where he lives now. He has never moved out of the settlement because he has never found a better place ‘to live. “I ain't never been away no great sight.” he said. “but once in a while I used to go off looking for a good country. But I always come back. [I never did move Sway because I noticed that them that moved away always moved back.” He stands a straight six feet and looks 20 years = younger than the vears he confesses. His sight and bearing are unimpaired. He has no rule for staying a young. “I never took much care of myself,” he said, “When I was a young feller | was a good deal of a Sporter. My father lived to be 191. The only differ- » ence between him and me is that I use.a tittle tobacco, » the only member of my family that ever did.” Col Samuel! Hunter of the Hlinois National Guard, But by far the most interesting of all the finds is that of the walis of the temple of the pale goddess Tanit. There is a artes chapter in “Salammbo" in whie h respondent on the visit, handed him a cigar and Uncle Tom tucked it away. “I'll smoke it after breakfast tomorrow mornin’,” he said. The gift reminded him of his father’s attitude on the subject of smoking. “He used to tate me to town with him sometimes,” he s@id, “and some feller would come up and say, ‘Well. Dick. let's have a seegar, but father always said he never too nothin’ in his mouth that he didn't callate to swaller.” Comparison of notes revealed that the Wards and the Hunters were among the pioneers of the neigh- borhood. Uncle Tom reminded Col. Hunter that the original Wards came to the cemmunity with “your pas grandpa.” “The Hunters and Wards,” he said, “used to visit back fnd forth a lot. The Hunters used to come to our house once a year. One of them was a preacher, and as there wasn’t no church house he preached at our house.” He was asked about his religious affiliations and said: “My mother was a Hardshell Baptist and my father wasn't nothin’. I reckon I belong to the same” denomination as him. |! ain't never found no church hard up enough to take mein. I've been tryin’ a long time to get religion, but I ain't never struck the right note yet. Politics? Oh, I’m a Democrat. I was born a Democrat and never _snowes sothia" only NEW DISCOV PPROIXMATELY 2000 new nebulae have been discovered by Donald H. Menzel on ninety pho- tographs taken with the 24-inch Pruce telescope at the station of the Harvard College Observa- tory at Arequipa, Peru. Of the 800 brightest ones, it is believed that about % per cent are spirals, which are by far the most Bumerous of all the varied types of nebulae. Several years ago Prof. Keeler, working with the Crossley re- flector at the Lick Observatory, estimated that there . Were about 120,000 spirale within the reach of this in- strument and probably five times this number are Within reach of the great reflectors of the Mount Wil- _ . 80n Observatory. The total number of nebulae now recorded and cata- logued is about 20,000. One-fourth of the number have SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH— OCTOBER 8, 1922. ERIES been found at the Harvard Observatory, on photo- graphs taken with the Bruce telescope, with exposures of from one to five hours. The station at Arequipa was established to obtain photographic surveys of the southern heavens and to classify objects which cannot be observed from northern observatories. Most of the newly discovered spirals lie within 45 degrees of the south pole of the heavens, and so are below the horizon in our latitudes. The distances of the spirals are unknown, but they are the most rapidly moving of all celestial objects, and it is generally believed that they are hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of light years away from the earth. Their velocities through space average about 480 miles per second. The origin and,nature of the spirals is still one = eee ee iN. THE HEAVENS Very early in their conquest of the Promised Land did the Israelites succumb to the wiles of the pagan beauties and adopt the cult of Baal and Ashtoreth; in fact. it was before the death of Moses. (C (Continued From Page 3) to be a Democrat. I dont see r+ | could better it much, the fix that things is in. I'd be willing to quit if the Republicans was any better, but I can’t find many of them that’s goin’ to vote their own ticket. The Republicans have been runnin’ this country. The people are sore at the whole outfit and I believe they're goin’ to clean ‘em out. “| blame some of ovr county officers with a heap of what happened over there at Herrin. The right kind of a man would hace stopped it before it got so far along, or asked for soldiers. I key’ listenin’ and listenin’ for it, bet no call came. Now that the devil- ment's done I hope them that’s guilty will get all that the law owes ‘em. There wasn't much that I could do. but I done that much, because | want these younguns, when they grow up, to be able to say that their old grandpap stood up for what he thought was right.” It was the recollection of the testimony of Uncle Tom and other old men of Williamson County that wrung from Attorney-General Brundage the tribute: “Old men for courage.” There is good reason to doubt that if dependence had been upon the truth-telling of young men any indictments would have been found. The courage of the old men who testified is equaled by that of the old men who questioned them. The members of the grand jury which returned the indict- ments average more | ) oan 50 years of age. ee | ee ee ee ee of the mysteries of modern astronomy. An analysis of their light shows it to be such as would be emitted by a cloud of stars with intermingled nebulosity, and spirals viewed edgewise are almost invariably sur- rounded by a band of dark, absorbing matter cutiing off the light from the inclosed nebula. | There are some excellent reasons for believing that the spirals are systems of stars or “island universes,” as the term is, that are at enormous distances from the earth. In addition to the recent discovery of new nebulae at Arequipa, another nova has just been discovered at the same station by Miss Annie J. Cannon in the constellation of Scorpio. Many novae have been dis- covered by Miss Cannon and Miss Woods on Harvard plates in recent years. ~ PAGE THIRTEEN

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OE SEM, OE SUPE he ge ar PA Cer ~ OO REIL CLINT SIME ERE SHOPPE emt iw vy *, = | Re > to hide, Jim. H om 4 jeft the latch HE small house was drafty. Air cur- cents moved the curtains at the windows and billowed the cheap rug on the floor. The baby had had the croup; it had given her an excuse for being up, for the roar- ing kitchen fire and lights. Early in the evening she had sent over to the doctors for medicine. The drug ‘store was closed. and a curious crowd had gathered in front of it. The doctor dispensed his own prescription and had sent back with the bottle a kindly note: “Dear Molly: If we can do anything, let us Know. Would you like Ann to spend the night with you?” The 8-year-old girl had trotted back with the mes- sage that she thought she could manage nicely. The thought of Ann's prying eyes made her shudder. Then the quiet night had settled down on them. Some time after 11, moving about the room, she had glanced out of the window and had seen glowing in the darkness a lighted cigar. She knew what it meant. The house was being watched. Py 1 o'clock the baby was breathing easier. A light snow was falling: frozen hard, it beat against the windowpanes with little, sharp cracklings. In the next room the 8-y@ar-old girl was sound asieep, one arm thrown over her head. 4 She went to the window and looked out again: the man across the street moved uneasily. hesitated, came over and signaled her to raise the window. “How's the boy?” he called through the snow. She knew him then—Cooper, one of the,county detectives. “Better: the doctor's medicine has helped him.” He hesitated aw*wardly. “You'd better go to bed,” he said at last. “There is no use of two of us staying up. I guess he’ won't come back while | am hanging around.” “No.” she replied, wearily. “he won't come back, Mr. Cooper. That was the last word he said.” Thé detective coughed, cleared his throat. spat. “We are all mighty sorry,” he observed. using a care- fully conversational tone. ““These—thirgs happen now and then.” “[f expect you are right cold out there.” “Well, | am not warm,” he replied, cheerfully. “I am burning up considerable fuel. but it doesn’t seem to heat mach.” To show his ease he lighted a fresh stogie. The match flare showed his good-humored face drawn and strained in spite of his tone. ‘You wouldn't care to come in and warm your feet. would you?” He hesitated. The village street was quiet. Owing to its semi-isolated position. he had commanded all approaches to the house from his vantage point across the street. Once inside—— But then again—the house Was small and lizhtly built: one could hear a footfall through it. A man ought to be abie to thaw out now and then. “f don't know but I will for a minute or two, Mrs. Carter,” he assented, “if you'll unlock the door.” She came downstairs very soon, a shaw! over her thin wrapper. and set a match to the fuel already laid in the parlor stove before sh2 admitted him. She was a pretty, slender woman. still in her twenties —an ultra-refined type for the village. Indeed. she had known better things than this thin clapboard horse. She had taught school at the county seat be- fore her marriage. The village had always resente:! her shy aloofness, the boo®s on her parlor table It had predicted calamity from the marriage. and now it had come. The detective eyed her with appreciation as he drew up his chair to the fire and warmed his numb fingers. “How did it happen, anyhow. Molly?” he said at last. He had known her for a long time. “Had he been drinking?” “I don't exactly know, my- self.” Her tone was dreary. “Il had asked him not to carry a gun—but when you ask Jim nét to do a thing, he wants to right off. it was over a woman.” The detective was uncomfort- able; he had known about the woman, of course. Moljy Car- ter went to the foot of the stairs and listened: all was still. The baby still siept. So small was the house that she could hear his slightly stertorious breath- ing. The baseburner was glow- ing now. She did not sit down again. She rolled her arms in her shawl and stood iooking at the blaze. =e “It was the girl at Heideger’s. He’s been hanging around her for quite a while. Jim Was so- ciaBle, you know, and lately. with the baby and the house, I bavemt had much time for him. \r night I was tired.” The detective nodded. “And he went out, I suppose” “Well, you can hardly blame him. I guess here in the town they'll say I drove him to it. I have the repu- tation of thinking more of my chfidren than I do of my husband. In the evenings I liked to read. Jim was no hand for reading.” In her nine years in the village she had adopted many of its colloquialisms. “From what I gather, because with everybody talking at once I got kind of mixed up, it seems that the clerk from the drug store walked into Heideger’s while Jim was there and as*ked the girl what she meant by fooling around with a married man. Then be told Jim to come home because his baby was sick. I'd sent over The afternoon for some ipecac. That was the start. The trouble came then.” “Then Jim came home.” the detective prompted, “and after that what. Molly?” . “Then Jim came home.” she repeated, in a spiritiess voice, “and said he was in trouble and he would have to leave town. I gave him all the money I had and got his winter overcoat out. It smelled of mothballs, but there wasn’t time to air it. Heput it on and went.” The detective sniffed. “Mothbalis'” he said. “That's what I’ve been smell- ing. You must have spilled them around.” There was no light in the room or he would have secn the woman grow paler and her hands clutch under her shawl. For a few moments there was silence in the parlor, save for the creak of ihe self-rocker in which the de- tective gently swung himself. He yawned and stretched out his legs. “You don't mind if I smoke in here?” “Jim smoked all over the house. Is the drug clerk badly hurt?” The creaking of the self-rocker stopped. The de- tective looked hard at h’s stogie. “Yes, he’s pretty bad.” he said, after a moment. “He's—well, Molly, you will learn it soon enough anvhow—he's dead.” She sat down on one of the stiff plush chairs. Her jaws quivered nervously. She could scarcely articu- late. = “Then it’s murder?” “I am afraid so.” He made an eager attempt to comfort her, bending forward. “After all.” he said, “something of this sort was bound to come sooner or later. If he gets away, you are better without him. If he doesn’t’"—— He threw out his hands. “He has never supported you. You have worted for him. haven't you, and borne his chil- dren’ What have you had out of it? Try to be sensible. Things are pretty bad just now. but—they have been pretty bad for you for the last eight years. It’s been drink and gambling and other women, and I am going to tell you the whole thing straight. There is no use cutting off a dog's tail an inch at a time. He shot the girl. too. They are both dead. The Sheriff is out with a posse, .nd there is + thousand dollars on his head.” The real blow had fallen earlier, in that early dus‘ when Jim had come in, frantic, and told her part of the truth. She only wincd@i now, went a little paler; with the increasing warmth of the room the odor of moth balis seemed to fill the house She was dizzy, rather. Holding to the back of her chair, she listened for the sick child above. He still slept. “Two of them!” she said at last. “The drug clerk — — * # cs TTTIT was a nice young man. We used to talk shus a.” will cover them. Jt anderticies in the magazines. And now—oh me opne s20* ou!” She pulled herself tocether sharply. “Its ay gars on 30" don’t you sell me the girl, too,” she said, quietly. “She was sus ‘W you living; @ the men made a fool of her. I guess she was . ‘ The detective said nothing. he rose, slowly out of the low rocker. colin “Well, back to work!” he said. “It's been good of you. Moily. I am warmed through seu® yawned again. “The sister hasn't got out my fi yet 2nd I was nearly frozen. I wasn't expect night job.” He threw the end of his stogie into tom revolver from his coat pocket and glanced membered suddenly that the action was as hand and thrust it bact. The woman's mind wag 4 again—a subconsciovs intelligence that seemed to been scheming all the while. a “] was thin*ing.” she suggested. “that it! latch off you could come in now and thes @ warm. I can leave a cup of tea on the mder you want milk in it?” a “Sugar, thank you, and no milk,” he mie were always a thoughtful woman, Molly.” The S - something almost wistful in his voice. ath in to . I will rap the sleeping baby. he closed the door caut Oe 4 — You'll be list him as he went out. Pa a : Only the most casual search hed been house. Jim Carter had been seen after the fram go home and shortly af‘er to drive fiercely in his buckboard wagon headed for the one in the village had tried to stop him. Hew white-lipped and armed. The posse hgd found the buc*board eight at 9 o'clock that night, the wagon wedged ins 3 corner, with a wheel off and the horse lame @ was every likelihood that Carter was in the It was Heideger, the hotel keeper, who had reward. It was Heideger who. with German 4 ness, had sugges*ed that the house be wate ; hed been almost midnight when the detective t | his position across the- street. and in the * - _ * - oo - > <<- Molly Carter went back to the kitchen and ig the lamp. The room was stifling, but the fre @ range was low now. She put in a fresh piece x _ poreh. he and set the kettle over it. Then, and not autm re aan 0 ee did she go to the wall beside the range and jut ie te door. With a des lips to it. “Can you breathe?’ she said. cautiously. en p gute ag eengy —a came with astonishing clearness through the this § 4 |e been in bed for three even the sound of a body turning in a ow sm a q@plained the visitor. “and “I am ma‘ing another air hole. Go out ; I can't sleep, with you any chips fall out.” a — ble.” ‘She pues “I can’t, Jim. Chester Cooper is across the s tre 7 aie 5 the half-opened ¢ Did you hear what he said? They are both deas@ © a Se “I'm sorry. I There was no reply to this. In the silence sheca get one can do to help. distinctly hear the bit as it worked its way —_ the outer wall. : “| could sit here Dy wat “Jim, did you hear what he said?” It's a comfort when you “I heard,” he said, sullenly. ae | oly mane inert of gh The plan had been his. He had thought it out @ + : but there was real kin the horse had gone lame and he had had to and lowered her voice. roundabout way bee: home through the a = talkt I thought you was storm. But the execution was hers, and the : 4 “ ~ ee _ 20. well done. “a | “Tt was speating to the Beside the range there had been a small 4 ting kim a cup of tea” closet. with a flat wooden door that fitted close, wi = = curiosity faded out a frame. Long ago the door had been pe kindness them. match the kitchen. It had been the work of only 2: “Tea' ereene Sm that moments to tare off thes 4 5 man { to After that he had gone im 5 a — —— a © of lead!” She turned tc nen to ae | told Shultz I was going to him, shutting out from @ after we. You wouldnt vicht, to her relief. his eee parter sofa?” Melly was a mild we perate. “I'm afraid I would mind, & very sad night for me. absolutely alone.” The kitchen door closed —with the papered door. She ran up the stairs powders in their pasted< swiftly into the teacup on ¢ ' she put into the stove and _ teasumed. “T've fixed it, Jim. a pe 7 “It was the girl at Heideger’s. He’s been hanging around her for quite a while.” “I thought it looked ws : PAGE FOURTEEN SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH~— OCTOBER 8, 1922. :

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= ACTION —MYSTERY— SENTIMENT a ‘gnything to hide, Jim. He'll never think you “He smelt the moth balls on your overcoat,” she said cuse ‘she took down a bottle of th ~» here DOW I have left the latch off, so he can goin _ to the wall. “I’ve got to hide it again. It’s under the milk. ee 4 gut when he likes.” ae parlor sofa. Where’ll I put it?” Cooper was sound asleep in the parlor, his head "Well, you'd better see about those chips.’ Wait until “Hide it behind the wood on the back porch.” The dropped forward on his breast. There was a strong se comes iD the next time and then slip out the back wyoice wag muffled. odor of drying wool as his overcoat steamed by the Pe ” 7 “Jim, have you got enough air?’ fire. 3 gnow = cover them. Jim, there's a thousand “Oh, I'll manage, somehow.” Still holding the bottle, she crept to the klichen and di : tiers On you! : : ta lightly th ti on th T v. © was young Z Seen why don’t you sell me out? I haven't been The kitchen clock struck, a thin metallic ring. It a aie at “wnt re tee on Suess she wasn’; .... eds much to you living; a thousand dollars dead Was @ very old clock, with flowers painted on the dial. again raced wildly. She repeated the signal. Then aly % be bad.” It bad marked in its time death and birth and giving desperately she pat her lips to the wal)” 7 * rose, hoisting » 4 | fler lip quivered, but she made no reply. That was im marriage. But never, perhaps, had it marked so “Jim!” she whispered. 3g a wines 7 qghat the detective had said. : : tragic a — There was absolute silence, save for the heavy breath- om t’s been mi 2 ni could get to the barn,” he grumbled, “! could Two o'clock. ing of the detective in the parlor. Madness seized her. aed through sow an Te eork around bebind Shultz fence and get to the rail- She went back to her chair and sat listening. The She crept along the tiny passage to the parior door, Nt got out my f] ~ i wood siding. Where is that fool standing? blizzard had come now. Wind wiftpped the window and, working with infinite caution, in spite of her me tee he os, SR ae Wasn't expecting an al. " “fJe’s just across. You can't get to the barn. Jim, sash and roared about the house corners. Beneath the frenzy, she closed it and locked it from the outside. e / : _ Then back to the kitchen again.’ pulses hammering. The bottle fell off the table and bro*e with a crash. For a moment, ‘door. “+ : « 6% Be: | ee she feit as if something in her had “Tes. Why?” a ' | [oe Sk - -, - © Sieaeee siven way also. But there came no ii din on fs that sleeping stuff of yours bit- and glanced a it, 83 Ute gathered the meaning in her son Was hardly delicate, dene and came close to the papered 8 mind Was 4 a ie Ne a "9 “Would you notice it in a cup of wed, “that if I leave the at mow and then and get “@ “don't know. Not with sugar. we on the fender. po jp maybe.” itn outcry from the parlor, no heavy weight against the flimsy door. She got a knife from the table pa _ drawer and cut relentlessly through ak he a @ “Have you got your knife? the new paper strips. Then, with ' Said. “@ “Yes.” a ’ em? Casa? h d ft an. Molly.” There was 4 My thought this way, Jim: If he | a 4 ; ie ‘5 Ee “ pag bondi oo Bis voice. Mindful of | | gomes in to get warm and goes to ae a : : ot * Jim half sat, half lay, in the bot- door Cautiously behing 4 sleep by the fire. r will rap three tom of the closet, with closed eyes. & times lightly. You ul be listening, et tx 4 7 3 7 @~=Cfs«éPrink =and fatigue had combined ® ili you? You wen" go to sleep? , . 12 te aR? a with stifling air. She reached in 2 : and shook him, but he moved under her hand without opening his eyes. With almost superhuman strength 7 “ . she dragzed him out, laid him prone # side cut the paper, can’t you?” on the kitchen floor, brought snow sped ne miles away | “How do you know he is coming | ; 1. |) and rubbed it over his face, slapped é edged in a @ back?” Bee Bae a iy rists with it the horse lame. hee > gga said he might. I think he s i |) eee AT * | me village os aa “3 Was in the hills. - > will. What's that’” ha - a io = | He came to quickly, sat up and T, Who had offeredthe | ‘She turned toward the rear of the Sy T, 6= ge | y J stared about him. with German shrewd. @ house;.a pair of peering eyes were ; 3 a | = ‘e F c _“Hush.” she said, for fear he be watched. But it | staring at her from the window. % ' Po — , . aa 2 we > would speak. “Can you hear me. the detective took up J 4 She turned her back to them. ‘ . ect te | a a [eee «€©6JSim? ©) «6©Do you know what I am and - the interval— @ “sim!” Almost a whisper, but he is | 4 “4 Gy s pe, ee s @sOheard. 2? 2 Za He n ed. me kitchen and lighted 7 «(—“What”” : 7 ¢ “Cooper is locked in the parlor, ~ olga fire in the @& #“Mre. Shultz is on the back asleep. You can get away now. My resh piece of woog 4 porch.” God, don’t close your eyes again. and not until then, | s When she looked again, the eyes > Listen! You can get away.” the range and put her ~ | bed gone, and her neighbor was try- : : “Away from what?” he asked, “@ tag the door. With a despairing | ) 24 ' dag stupidly. : aco - The reply E ‘” gesture Molly blew out the lamp and “@ 4 _ “Away from the police. Try to rough the thin wall; opened the door. remember, Jim. You shot the cicrk € ina OW space: ‘Te been in bed for three hours,” ; | os Beets, = = BS from the drug store and—the girl ze. Go out and see if plained the visitor, “and seems - 4 - ll ‘ at Heideger’s. The police are after ‘Wel can't sleep, with you so near you. There's a thousand dollars on is across the street. | Slim trouble.” She pughed herself “Tea! I don’t know that I'd care to make tea for a man who was waiting your head.” ¥ are both dead.” f+ M@tough the haif-opened door into to hang Shultz or fill him full of lead!” That roused him. He struggled m the silence she could = @e room. “I’m sorry. I guess there’s nothing any- to his feet, reeled, caught the table. en wey throm en 2° t help. ill-fitting frame a fine line of snow had sifted. She was __“! remember. Well, I've got to get away. That's all. = ty could sit here by the stove. I can't sleep anyhow. painfully alive. Every sense ached with waiting. Mia as =o SS acme — - # comfort when you're in trouble to have someone More than once she mistook a slamming shutter for Wisky. a 3 about to lean on. the closing of the front door, only to be disappointed. He needed it. She brought it to him, measured out. xe es ili Pre. had heen made of the n after the tragedy to — “God in heaven’ do you think I tve fiercely out of tow, am sleeping tonight?” for the mountains. No | “Then listen. You can slip the ‘op him. He was grim | Wisde around the door from the in- a?” thought it out when had had to wor his ugh the commencing , and the work was “2 & smal! unlighted t fitted close, with- had been papered to mK a There was a sort of ghoulish curiosity in her face. _ but there was real kindness also. She came close 3 ‘and lowered her voice. . “T thought you was talking to someone a minute | “I was speating to the detective. He was in. I'm | Ma*ing him a cup of tea.” if the curiosity faded from Mrs. Shultz’s eyes, the But it came an hour later, when the clock with the painted dial was strixing 3. The bait of the unlatched door and the glow of the baseburner through the parlor window had“caught their victim. Cooper had compromised with his conscience by making a careful round of the house. At one place he stopped. In a lull of the wind, it seemed to him that there was a curious, grinding sornd. Then the He grumbled at the quantity, but after he had had it his dull eyes cleared. She had zone to listen at the parlor door. When she came back he was looking more himself. He was a handsome fellow. with heavy, dark hair and dark eyes, a big man as he towered above her in the little kitchen. His face did not indicate his weakness. There are men like that. broken reeds swinging in the wind, that yet manage to convey an impression of strength. the work of only a few : # kindness also left them. gale rose again, caught his hat and sent him running to tare off the lock me 4 Tea! I don’t know that I'd care to mate tea fora and cursing. When he came baci the noise, whatever His wife brought the overcoat and held it out for he had gone inside <% #™80 who was waiting to harg Shultz or fill him full jt was. had ceased. him. the door to behind e % of lead!” She turned toward the door. hesitated “I He stamped cautiously on the low porch and opened “By Shultz’s fence, you said, Jim, and then to the tting out from her — 4 told Shuitz I was going to stay. He locted the door the door. A homely odor of tea met him, mixed with railroad. There's a slow freight goes through on f{o- her relief. his shaking ‘fer we. You wouldn't mind, would you, if I lay on comforting warmth. He turned up the lamp and took W4rd morning. and if that doesn’t stop. there's a milk death-coiored face. «22: parlor sofa?” off his overcoat. It was his best overcoat and shabby ‘rain. And—Jim, let me hear about you now and then. lone end the paste al- 2 Molly was a mild woman, but now she was des- at that. If he had any luck and the storm drove Carter Write to Aunt Sarah. Don’t write here, and don't think ¥Y before the Sheriff's By CODerratte. ' back, he'd be able to buy a new one. He dusted it off Once you get away that you are safe. A thousand dol- i made his cursory ™ %j|©~|™ afraid I would mind,” she said, quietly. “This is with his hands before hanging it over the back of a ‘ars’ reward will set everybody in the country looking. The child upstairs had _ | & Yery sad night for me I should like to be alone; chair to dry. On one shoulder a few grains of sawdust He paused, the overcoet half on. hoarsely all the — 4 absolutely alone.” caught his attention. He looked at them with specu- “A thousand dollars,” he said, slowly. “I see. When little girl was with 4 The kitchen door closed with a beng. She was alone lation, but without suspicion. He had a sense of humor. '™ gone, Molly, how are you going to make out?” _ —Wwith the papered door. “Ha!” he said to himself. “Even the sky has gone “I'll manage somehow; only, go, Jim’ Go’ % She ran up the stairs and brought down the sleeping in for adulteration. Sawdust in the snow!” “I don’t know about this going,” he said. after a mo- | Powders in their pasteboard box. One she emptied He smiled at the conceit and sipped the tea. It was ment. “They'll grab me somewhere. Somebody'll get 4 Swiftly into the teacup on the parlor fender. The box not very good, but it was hot. Overhead he could hear that thousand. You'll manage somehow! What do you | / She put into the stove and waited until it was entirely the slow rocking of a chair. mean by ‘somehow’? You'll get married again, maybe*” - consumed. “Poor child!” he said. “Poor little girl—all this for “Oh, no; not that.” | _ lve fixed it, Jim. Listen for three raps. If he that damned skunk!” He cared a little, then—in spite of the girl at Hei- 3 doesn’t drink it, or the powder doesn’t work”—— He effected a further compromise with his sense of deger’s! | She broke down. There was only thessound of the duty by getting up every few minutes and inspecting If he would only go! This thing for which she had B bit from beyond, creaking as it turned. She opened the street and pulling open unexpectedly the back duu” schemed the whole night might fail now while he _ the front door and called across in a low voice: Always on these occasions he had his hand in his re- tai «cu. | _Tve left your tea for you and the door is unlocked. volver pocket. “You can’t stay here.” he said, slowly. “You cant | Be sure to close it tight when you go out.” Three-thirty. bring the children up where everybody knows about The storm had increased in violence. Already small their father. They can't run any sort of a race with . She put out the lamp and, drifts had piled in still corners. The glow of the base- that handicap.” shaw! close about her. sat down in a chair burner was dull red; the rocing overhead had ceased. For answer she held out his overcoat. But he shook fire. She thought of many things: of the Cooper yawned and stretched out his legs. his head. Perhaps it was his one big moment. Per- Cooper, across the street, had wished to “Poor little girl!” he said. “Poor li’l girl! And all haps it was only a reaction from his murderous mood of her husband: of the blond girl at for the sake—all for sake"—— of the afternoon. For now, quite suddenly, he put his of the papered-up closet in the kitchen He drew a deep breath and settled lower in the chair. arms around her. ‘ in it drilling madly for breath. Molly Carter bent down from the top of the stairs “I am not worth it, Molly,” he burst out. “I am not eyes fell on a small white object on the floor. and listened. The detective had come in and she had worth a thousand dollars alive or dead, but if theyre t her back with a start. She made another not heard him go out. It would not do to descend offering that for me. if you had it you could go ouf excursion to the lower floor. too stealtbily, for fear he were still awake. As an ex- West somewhere and nobody would know about you SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. 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~ You could start the kids fresh. That's about the only thing I can do for you—give you a chance to get away and forget you ever knew me.” She did not understand at first. When she did she broke into quiet sobbing. She knew his obstinacy; the dogged ténacity of the weak. Now, when every second counted, to have him refuse to go! She pleaded with him, went down on her knees, grew hysterical finally, and had to be taken in his arms and quieted, as he had not quieted her in years. And still there was no sound from the parior. “They'll get me somehow,” he repeated over and over. “And I—I would like to feei that I had done one decent thing first. That red-eyed ferret in the parlor will get the money if you dent. For the children, Molly: they’ve got a right to ask to be started straight.” That was the argument that moved her finalfy into a sort of acquiescence. There seemed nothing else for her to do. He even planned the thing for her. He would hide in the barn in the loft. The swift snow would soon fill the footprints, but in case she was anxious, she could: get up early and shovel a path where he had stepped. When Cooper wakened she could say she thought the thing over, that she needed the money, that she would exchange her knowledge for the reward. “Only you get a paper for it—get a paper from Heideger. He'll bloff it out if he can. He was stuck on the girl himself.” “Jim. did you—care for that girl so much?” His face hardened. “I thought I did; for a—for a ifttle while. She made a fool of me, and I—showed her’ But all the time I loved you, Molly.” He kissed her solemnly as she half lay in his arms and went toward the door. . “Good-by and God bless you,” he said. the” He choked up at that and made his way out through the drifts on the porch to the little yard. She closed the door and fastened it behind him. Then very carefully she unlocked the parlor door and opened it. Cooper was still in his chair, sunk a little lower, perhaps, and breathing heavily, the overturned teacup on the floor beside him. She went back to the kitchen and filled a fresh bottle Yor the baby. _ As. before,it served as an excuse for her presence; with it on the table near at hand she trimmed carefully the rough-cut edges of the papered door. The inside of the closet was a clear betrayal. Still listening and walking softly. she got a dust brush and pan and swept up the bits of wood and sawdust from the floor. The bit she placed on the shelf and, turning. pan and brush in hand, faced the detective in the doorway. He mede a quick dash toward the closet. “What have you got there?” he demanded, shortly. But now. as through all the long night, ber woman’é wit saved her. “Don't jump at me like that. I’ve broken one of the baby’s bottles and I am just about to sweep it up.” “And kiss She stooped and swept the broken glass on fo the pan. He stared into the empty closet. “I’m sorry, Molly—I didn’t mean to startle you. That tea and the heat of the stove put me to sleep. I’ve been half frozen. I guess it was the bottle breaking that wakened me. I thought you said you would go to bed.” “I couldn't sleep,” she evaded, “and about this time the baby always has to be fed.” She took the bottle of milk from the table and set it inside the teakettle to warm. Every vestige of suspi- cion had died from the man’s eyes. He yawned again, stretched, compared the clock with his watch. “It’s been a long night,” he said. “Me for the street again. Listen to that wind. I'm sorry for anyone that’s out in the mountaigs tonight.” He went into the parlor and, putting on his over- coat, stood awkwardly in the little hall. She faced him. the child’s bottle in her hand. “I guess you know how I hate this. Molly.” he said. “I—I—this isn’t the time for talk and there ain‘’t any disloyalty in it, bet I was pretty fond of you one time ~~ The milk train whistling for the switeh, 4 —I guess you know it—and—I'm not the changing eort. I have never seen anybody else I liked the same way. It don’t hurt a good woman to know a thing like that. Good night.” Before she went upstairs she took a final look out the back door. Already Jim’s footprints were effectively erased by the wind. An unbro*en sheet of white snow stretched to the’ barn. By morning. at this rate, the telltale marks would be buried six inches or more. - She biew out the kitchen lamp and went slowly up the stairs. ; The baby cried hoarsely and she gave him his bot- tle, lying down on the bed beside him and taking his head on her arm. He dropped asleep there and she kept him close for comfort. And there, lying alone in the darkness with staring eyes, she fought her battle. She had nothing in the world but the cheap furniture in the house. Her own health was frail. It would be a year perhaps before slie could leave the children to seek any kind of employment. The deadly problem of the poor, inextricably mixed as it is with every event of their lives, complicating birth, adding fresh trouble to death—the problem of money confronted her. Jim had been. in town par- lance, “a poor provider,” but at least she had managed. NowW very soon she would not have that resource. To get away from it all! She drew a long breath. From the disgrace. from the eyes of her neighbors, the gossip, the constant knowledge in every eye that met. hers that her husband had intrigued with another wom- an and killed her. To start anew under another name and bring her children up in ignorance of the wretched past—that was one side. But to earn it in this way—that was another. To sell out to the law! All her husband's weaknesses and brutalities faded from ber mind. She saw him—with that pitiful memory of women which forgets all but the good in those they love—only as he had looted in the one great moment of his life an hour ago. Once again he was her hero. her lover: omes om her in his arms. “I would like to feel one decent thing.” The battle waged back and forth cried. There are some tragedies to of tears is denied. Four o'clock. “<i She slipped the baby’s head from her aru Cooper was still across the s‘reet, house, stamping to keep warm and i In an hour the milk train would come ia # the siding for the express. That would _ ehance. If he could get away. he could oe again and make good. He had it in him @& man—bigger than the people in the - realized. They had never appreciated hin the trouble. Why should she have 9 free was Jim who needed it. She moaned and & face to the pillow. a Five o'clock. a very dark. She crept to the window and leo was gray dawn, with snow blowing lite the trees. The cold was proving too He was making h’s way cautiously ac 2 through the snow toward the house. Once ip again, she could get to the barn. The freighee the siding 10 minutes sometimes, and t snow, it might be loncer. _ She leaped off the bed and hurried 3 case. Just before the front door opened tej detective the kitchen door closed behind beg, out in the storm. oo She stumbled along, sometimes kr | her thin cott6n wrapper. “= The barn door was open and she slipped im _ “Jim,” she called. “Jim!” a She was standing at the foot of the loft lag@ heart in her voice. ‘ <2 “T can't do it, Jim. I can’t sell you out, eum children, Jim?” = There was no sound from above. She climbed up, trembling. The loft was @ill would not believe the silence, must c an each corner. wd “IT can’t do it,” she said, over and over. "F@ it, Jim!” He was gone. a She felt her way down through the | staggered to the door of the barn. Cooper aa ing there, quietly waiting for her. ad From the railroad came the whistle of the a it raced through. and the slow jangle of thes as the engine took up the slack. = “He’s gone, Molly,” said the detective 4 out by Shultz’s at a quarter to five. Ig his getaway.” There was shame and so his eyes. The freight gathered way. out on to the main track. (Copyright.) As they I ~~ a What You Can Learn in a Detective Laboratory of the cross-section of the hair, whether round or oval. Curly hair, by the way. nearly always has an oral cross-section. Straizht hair is nearly always round. If you find two samples of hair which are alixe in all five characters, namely. diameter. color, central core, surface mar*‘ings and shape of cross-section. you may feel sure that the two samples came from the same person. If all or most of these characters are ualike. the samples are probably of different origin. Of course. there are scores of other things that might be said about the examination of hair. Some of them wil! get into later articles. But the main thing for the ambitious hair expert to get is experience. Study all the hair samples you can secitre. Form your own mental pictures of what they are like and how they differ. Absorbing entertainment awaits those men and women who may attempt experiments for themselves in scientific investigation, either of crime or in any other field of research. . Elaborate and expensive apperatus is not necessary. Glass vials, test tubes and a few similar utensils of science are necessary, but may be obtained for the expenditure of small sums. oftentimes to be counted in pennies rather than dollars. A gas flame is avail- able in almost any home. The other “props” are a table and quiet or freedom from interruption by other persons. Scientific observation and investigation is intensely interesting, whether conducted by the amateur or the trained observer. Very many persons are familiar with the thrills that accompany the practice of ama- teur photography. There is a certain pleasurable ex- citement to be derived from developing a photo- graphed plate or film in the dark room. From a plain surface the outlines of the photograph grow out It (Continued From Fi is as if the plate were coming to life. raphers, either amateur or professional, thrill that comes with watching the 4 the negative or paper print. It is as ff rapher were watching the perfarmance of under his own hands. Scientific research and investigation difficult, the seeming impossible. In its to the unraveling of crime it consists of out other fellow, testing one’s brains and those of the lawbrea*er. The amateur investigator need not least at first, research that will reve . - 6 eas” world of biolocy and anatomy. But he or a nevertheless undertake to study and thousands of little natural mysteries that ra | everyday lives of the average family and the ®@ individual. (ce Once the Most Envied Man in Europe ous burden of war—is about to embark upon the build- ing of a huge armada, destined to be equal or second to our own. It means that the burden will continue upon the other nations and be increased exactly in proportion to the fleet of the United States.” Shortly after Lord Salisbury succeeded him in the premiership, Lord Rosebery resigned the Liberal lead- ership because Gladstone urged intervention in Turkey on account of that country’s atrocities in Armenia. and Rosebery refused to support the demand at the risk of a European war. He did support the war against the Boers in South Africa at the outset, but soon dis- agreed with the manner of its waging. Lord Rose- bery has been, for a quarter of a century, England’s premier pacifist; and, it may be insinuated. he has lived to see Europe rattle welinigh into barbarism. This old man in the wheel chair has been a friend of America throughout his career. Four times he vis- ited this country in his days of strength. “The United States,” once he remarked, “is the most democratic community in the world.” Always a scholar, Rosebery has written several nota- ble books. His first work was a life of William Pitt. “Napoleon: the Last Phase,” is one of his best-known books. Living chiefly on his estates in Scotland and rural Engiand and but rarely in his London house since (Continued From his retirement frpm the premiership, he has days to study and writing. ment to women of the nobility, buat he Tragic Plight of Many of Missouri’s Paupe of Charities and Corrections, has the power to compel without the love and companionship of relatives and friends, puts their lot low in the scale of human comfort. Something is being done toward the alleviation of all this wretchedness. A few counties are improv- ing their almshouses. And. through the co-operation of the State Eleemosynary Board, a small start has been made toward getting feeble-minded childrén out of the county imstitutions and into the State colony at Marshall. But not until some State agency, perhaps the Board PAGE SIXTEEN communities either to make existence bearable in their almshouses. or close them up and pay for the care of their paupers at institutions which are properly equipped and operated, will the situation be remedied, in Miller’s opinion. The former inspector, who resigned recently to be- come an imstructor in the high school at Mountain Grove, Mo., has conciuded that the best practical so- lution, eventually, would be the establishment of two or three State colonies at advantageous points, where county SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 8, 1922. " “y - His wife died & From time to time there were rumors of his @ a Reno jurist finds oq continuance Im t 3 nas of an unhappy mould be eruel to the range Ways of.some W ae ve ’ Sa ntion of the NineteeR ent made them politic atroducing new probler Geld of domestic relatioz a Many Years_District Jue a ARTICLE IV. a N THE discussion 3c - to reverse the Biblical blame on Adam, that is, mode! of injured innocence. % the medal in the @ivorce » beman affairs. Though the & often gets the worst = ie time past she had been 4 SS of his money. in social to do any housewor*. and 'g wife to him in any sense. med over and over again, ho loved him, but had given naive lack of vanity in dt mon enough, but it is al nals confegsion of failure. easion of inability to hold h as is frequently the case, as strong as ever. The next case in our typical | et even more fully. - was the case of a cove i360 years. He had t He recounted how his for his htred men—plural not resist their advances - She emphasized at the Phim. He told, with an fingied with any tone of ang she applied to him and os z she couldn't bear to Mhad driven him out. "Asked whether he had attet j her attitude, he replied im still with that amazing it is hard to reproduce: said she'd rather die t He was then as’ed w pb live with her again, to whic shading of emphasis: wouldn't live with her. then, with a resump* don't want me'” last case was that of m-cut, decent youth, who of the same age and

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DAY, 8. 1928. \ TO BE Fp JRS nS EXPER car over; once again to feel that I hae forth. She no les to which the.J from her arm an cE treet, huddled nea . and SWinging his ald come in and w t would have been | » he could start all 2 it in him. He was in the Village had ¢ pPreciated him—thas , 3 ees a fresh start?» the switch. It madow and tt was ty ng like smoke ¢} ng too much for Clously across the os ouse. Once in the r - The freight waited hurried down the Oor opened to “dmit the knee-deep, toe she slipped in. of the loft ladder, aly ber tT Il you out, even for the above. The loft was dark. must creep around to.4 and over. “J can’t to rough the darkness and n. Coo ea per Was stand- — whistle of the ex ; Dress ag jangle of the milk traip J 2... ducing new problems into the detective. “tie went five. I guess he'll make and something elge in they listened it moved _ ht.) ued From Page 2) © to life. Few photog. blessional, outgrow the ling the development of It is as if the photog- — ormance of a miracle tigation represents the | ie. In its application — sists of outwitting the ains and wit wgainat need not undertake, i will revolutionize the — - But he or she may Study and solve those e that enter into ae family and the average (Copyright.) ed From Page OF hip, he has devoted bie His wife died in 1900. © rumors of his engage- ¥, but he never has re il Primrose, a member ar. Lord Dalmeny, his — anne to the Oe heprepeee the chief estate the fam- » of farewell from this ac wcoms to feel that ee oe : are handled. | that the State furnish while the counties, at — VORCE, g ROM THE MANS a IEWPOINT “Hate overflowed and ‘yan into the channels dt all buman relation.” — d Reno jurist finds that in many ’ a continuance in the galling ods of an unhappy marriage be eruel to the hushand— Sirange ways of some women since gloption of the Nineteenth Amend- e ment made them politically free— Hi the war sped up divorce by held of domestic relations :: :: ; y GEORGE -A. BARTLETT, mw Many Years_District Judge, Reno, Nevada. 3 ARTICLE Iv. » N THE discussion so far, perhaps, I have seemed to reverse the Biblica!\gituation—to put all the blame on Adam, that is, and to ma’e Eve a — of injured innocence. There are two sides ‘the medal in the divorce situation, as in all ® oman affairs. Though the man gives, he equal- AB often gets the worst in the marriage deal. a. man as plajntiff in the divorce action is be- Sig more and more common. A bus take, at random, a ty pi@:l session in the*Rero The one selected occurred in September, 1921, i four cases. In three cf them it was the who brought suit. me first of the three was that of a foreigner who t his wife declaPed she loved “nodder feila’—thet fhrough with him for good. He said that for : past she had been spending all her time, and Bof his money, in social frivolities; that she re- mto do any housework, and that she certainly was ‘a wife to him in. any sense. The note that oc- over and over again, however, was that she no loved him, but had given her affections elise- naive lack of vanity in divorce court admissions hon enough, but it is always pathetic. It is an "s confe$sion of failure as a personality: it is ion of inability to hold another's interest, even as is frequently the case, one’s*own interest is strong as ever. me text case in our typical session illustrates this even more fully. Was the case of a countryman who had been Med GO years. He had_i0 living children, and one ® He recounted how his wife declared her predi- @ for his hired men—-piural number. She said she hot resist their advances and did not intend to + She emphasized at the same time her distaste He told, with an astonishing simplicity, un- } with any tone of anger or resentment, the ms she applied to him and how, five years before, she couldn't bear to look at him any more, driven him out. whether he had attempted to effect a change attitude, he replied in the affirmative—then still with that amazing unresentful simplicity it is hard to reproduce: said she'd rather die than live with me.” Was then as’ed whether he would be. willing with her again, to which he replied, with his @ shading of emphasis. | Wouldn't live with her. I couldn't.” A slight then, with a resumption of the former sim- don’t want me!” Case was that of a young fellow of 26—a decent youth, who testified that his wife , sof the same age and that they had a 3-year-old child. He said he entered the navy, when he went into the war, at which time they had been married about a year. After that they had quarreled about the fail- ure of his Government allotment to reach her. He had papers to prove that it was not h's fault. but mere- ly the effect of a slip-up in the executive functioning. She refused to believe it, but declared that he was trvy- ing to pose as a single man. Her whole attitude, however, demonstrated that she was graspfhe at straws in the way of excuses, for she left him shortly after, annowncing that she was done with their marriage. Desertion was the ground upon which he brought suit. Asked about the child, he replied: “Oh, there is no question about the mother’s being a fit person to care for it: she is a good girl—her morals are beyond re- proach.” i have no “inside information” upon which to esti- mate how far that young fellow’s matrimonial! trouble was indirectly traceable to the wir. But I want to say right here, however, that I believe many divorces are directly or indirectly the outgrowth of it. There are no actual figures yet upon which to base conclusions, but observation furnishes some inter- esting signposts which will no doubt be validated by the findings of the next census. It is wholly natural that war shovld speed up di- vorce. For one thing, the effect of the war was to infuse into the community a general carelessness with regard to human life. Since human lives were to be thrown, lixe shovelfuls of coal, into the conflagration, human happiness was svrely not a thing to be bothered about very much. Nothing was more logical, therefore. than an access of carelessness regarding the other fel- lows happiness, and an increased tendency to shirk re- sponsibility with regard to it. Another effect of the war—or rather concomitant of the War—was the widespread dissemination of hate. For purposes of expediency, hate was created and care- fvily nurtured against the enemy. Now. for the pur- noses of expediency, the cultivation of hate may or may not have been necessary: that point has no place in the present discussion. It is the deplorable after- math that is our concern here , Hate, once launched, could not be expected to re- strain itself within the decreed boundaries. Human emotions do not work in any such careful and well- organized manner. Hate, well started by relentiess propaganda, swelled into a torrent, until it overflowed and ran into the channels of ail human relation. Hu- man beings, Feyed up to hate, found no difficulty in turning that emotion upon those close at hand. But that is not the only aspect of the war's influ- ence“upon divorce. In the all-round emotional accelera- tion of that troubled period, it was to be expected that affections, deprived by absence of their lecitimate ob- ject, should fazten themselves upon some other object in proximity. ° The men in Evrope. far from home and living amidst hardships, found solace in the affections of native girls. The wives who remained at home with super- abundant emotions see‘ing ontlet. naturally fastened upon objects not separated by 3000 miles of ocean. Thovgh in a good many cases these emotional! en- tanglements proved ephemeral, in a good many others they did not. The new affections were found to be stronger than the old; and release from the weaker ties was sought, in order to give permanence to the others. Sometimes, even though the new tie itself was not binding, it was sufficiently potent to loosen the old one. Then, too, there were the many hasty. hysterical weddings that too place just before the departure of seidiers for overseas. These sowed a crop that is reap- ing a considerable harvest of divorces. In the calm light of after experience. many of these “war weddings” were found to have no solid basis for continued companionship. There is another kind of war divorce that seems to | i “a The next article by Judge Partlett will be en- titled “Divorce and the Stage.” I[t will incinde Mre. Leslie Carter's suit and its snappy testi- mony, Nat Goodwin's “tardiness” in buying drin*’s and the McKim suit. ~ have_ frequent exemplification. A young fellow in Reno, who looked hardly old enough to be out of his college period. declared that he was “serving time” because he was the victim of a “frame-up.” These it appears, were fairly common. A girl would come to the officers of a regiment to ma*e complaint against a soldier. The soldier would thereupon be summoned; and if it could not be denied that the girl had grounds far, her accusation, he would be persuaded to ‘narry her. or at least support her. “IT had only seen my wife two or three time before our wedding,” said the young fellow. “I left ber five minutes later, and have never seen her since. Lots o* soldiers went through the satae experience.” An isolated instance of another sort may be worthy of ca@mment—though how far it is typical is herd to say. A man in Reno said that he had been happily married for 11 years. Dwring the two years of his stay in Europe his wife died. When he came home, blue and desolate, he ught consolation in a second, too-hasty marriage. panto a flat failure. It is impossible to estimate how many persons, weak- ened in their zest for living by contact with the grim realities of warfare. turned for renewed hope and strength to unions that were ill-considered, and proved to be flat failures. But it offers interesting material for conjecture; and it is well within the psychological probabilities that there should be a good many. It would not be fair to omit mention of the effects of the emancipa‘ion of woman, from the man’s point of view—or that of some men, anyway. There proba- bly never was. and never will be, anything in human affairs which hasn't its abuses as well as its uses, no maiter how ex@lent the latter may be. It is true, also, that in anv transition period there is certain to be some degree of unbalance. So in the matter of woman's chanced status—there are naiurally a lot of women who understand it very superficially, and who are ready to ta”e the perquisites and ignore the requisites of the changed condition. Some women interpret “woman’s freedom” as license to do whatever pleases them. They do not realize that “being a person” involves grave responsibilities. Noblesse oblige: the dignity of being veople—-which, as I have said, is the real gain of the woman movement— entails the obligation of taking a person's part in the world. A marriage is a partnership: and there are some women who, under the influence of their distorted idea about woman's present-day rights, interpret that to mean that they get all they can and give as little as possible. They do not add money to the family ex- chequer by outside labor; and they evade their end of the partnership by sketchy and inadequate do- mesticity. Men who find themselves tied up in such a partner- ship are wrong in thin”’ing that they are victims of the “modern-woman” idea. The true modern woman has a stern sense of equity. She is a sturdy advocate of the 50-50 ‘dea. She values above all things her self-respect. and she knows that it wil] suffer if her relation is all take and no give. The emancipation of women means also the freeing of men: the woman who befomes a comrade ceases to be a burden. But liberty in this case, as always, is in danger of being interpreted as license; and when that is done, the mar suffers. It is such suffering, in many cases, that is the path by; which the husband travels ‘:o the divorce court. (Copyright. ) SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 8, 1922. PAGE SEVENTEEN eiadeetionee ee ee PE ON AN a. BT ty My - we eee a hited he STERIL, Ww et ae oe — einen ct ee eee "Rin A$ Ta RoR a yrat er capt Wty MBER wn me “vagy me cs tia Moret Westthty Ries aes iy Apis ARN MERGES RIES PCE TIT Net fy ns a nr

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Oe a TRAE «ta RRO, Singing to Two Countries in One Night E. C> Hildreth of Fairfield, Ia., had only one com- plaint. The midnight concert caused him to consume all of his smoking material. “Station K 8S D certainly depleted my supply of cigars and cigarettes last night, for my supply ran out at 1 a m. and you w still going strong,” he wrote. “Modulation was tie a and your program came in so strong that it could be heard all over the house. I wish I could thank the various artists who tock part in this fine program.” Away up in Souris, Manitoba, Canada, A. R. Ib- botson was so deeply impressed that he wrote: “By the holy samdoodle, what kind of a station have you got? We heard your splendid concert right up to 1:35 a. m.. the clearest, loudest and most distinct of any radio we have ever heard. It is in a Class by itself— absolutely perfect. I am buying a loud speaker today to add to my outfit and hear more from you.” From Artesia, N. M., came this, written by L. P. Evans: “From the way your signals roared througii New Mexico last night at both your regular and special midnight programs they must have been heard in Honolulu. Every state on the western slope, including Arizona, Utah and -Nevada must have wired you a report as requested.” H. L. Cousins of Dummer, Sas*atchewan, Canada, wired: “Last night at 12:50, standard mountain time, I picked up your station, K S D, and heard your request to let you know by telegram. We heard clearly the singing by Miss Gardner and playing by Miss Day and enjoyed the concert very much. Thank you.” The concert made the time fly for B. F. Phillip of San Antonio, Tex.. who wrote: “Your midnight con- cert came in at my residence in fine shape. Tones on all pieces played were perfect. The modulation was fine and the concert very entertaining and we all felt when you signed off at 1:45 a. m. that the time had flown so swiftly that it was hard to realize it was thai hour in the morning.” “This was the first real good music that I have hear on radio.” wrote H. H. Robertson of Marlin, Tex. Stanley W. Cobb of South Portland, Me. wrote: “Miss Day’s violin selections were fine: also Miss Milham’s solos, “Light” and the aria from the “Blind Girl” song. Mr. Shelton’s piano numbers were won- derful.” , Joseph Lesmeister of Harvey. N. D., an electrician. sent this: “Permit us to say a few words of apprecia- tion with congratulatiog for the excellent program broadcast last night, Sept. 12. Please be advised that your program has been of the very best picked up here.” From the steamship Munisla, by way of Mobile, came this letter from Robert M. Watson, the radio op- erator: “Just to let you know that your concert of last night was heard very clearly and we even heard the music with ‘phones on the table. At this time we were 100 miles south of Mobile Bar, which is 40 miles sowh of Mobile., Ala. Your modulation and the lady announcing were very plain and pleasing to listen to. Five of us were enjoying your program and we stayed up until 2:45 a. m., our time, to get all of it. Will listen for you on our trip down to Cuba, leaving Mobile Sept. 15.” Another tribute to the announcing was this from Fred Unwin, St. Poniface, Manitoba, Canada: “Many thanks for concert of last night. You came fm very” loud and clear. Modulation very good. Congratula- tions to Miss Gardner for her fine singing; also Mr. Shelton’s playing. They all came in fine.” From the “Farthest North” came this, written by A. G. Royce, Bowsman River, Manitoba, Canada: “I believe my receiving station is at present the farthest north in the Province of Manitoba. I am 250 miles in an air line north of the international boundary. So you can figure how far I am receiving you. While listening on_my radio set last evening I was much sur- prised to get in touch with a very good concert, which I found was being broadcast by K S D. St. Louis Post- Dispatch, and was in time to hear your announcement of a special concert from 11 to 1 o’clocs. I got all of your special concert and it was a rare treat and came in excellent, everything being clear and distinct. The soprano solo, ‘Good-by,” being particularly good. Your program was loud enough to hear plainly with the "phones lying on the tabie in front of me.” R. A. McGowan of Fort Collins, Colo., wrote: “Ser- eral times I had to cut down the intensity, the sound being too loud for the room. “The End of a Perfect Day’ came in great. A visitor here had the line tele- phone open and the lady on the other end of the line said it was the most beautiful thing she had ever heard.” In New London, Conn., the concert was heard and appreciated by H. M. Beebe, who wrote: “This morn- ing between 2 and 3 a. m., Eastern daylight time. I listened in on your conceft. This is the first time I have picked up your station. The music and an- nouncements came in loud and clear. The singing by Miss Gardner was exceptionally good. ‘A Perfect Day’ was fine, and also the violin selections.” C. D. Longserre, manager of a telephone company at Bardwell, Tex., heard the concert with delight. “I wish to express my appreciation of your wonderful (Contin modulation of your station is came in so clear that we could radio program at midnight, Sept. ; crs almost every word of the singers . “who is entitled to the most , Gardner, Mr. Papin or Mr. $ Ss wonderful. My wife joins me in the the opportunity of listening to such & he tainment. We are located in a gual in Ellis County. Tex. Bardwell is a distance, from Kansas City. You gee! disturbed the ether for some distanea*® Irving R. Stannard, a musician oe Conn., gave expert approval to the sensi excellent,” he wrote. “A good. hes and yet not too. deep. Your singers’ was great. I heard two, a soprano and Dari quality of their voices was fine. Aiss wh ment the pianist. I heard some very fins: modulation is perfect. There is a costes or depth to your broadcasting which is ies stations. I don’t see how you can ' When Mercy Came to the | be (Continued From Page @jF the Catholic church under his i ma pair were married by a priest. Vaes he some money, furnished the little 2 on | lin avenue, and the happy couple set @ ing. Vacek left the hgspital and got a dry. He was ambitious to become aay gineer. His job at the foundry paid wal, tered a night school, paying $5 a io his chosen line. ate ' The dream of a home of their own was mat the “Mahoneys.” A baby Was : going to build a bungalow. He had@e ration for construction, a concrete-formi gy before the baby came he quit the 8 Lena that he wanted to save that 6 a) benefit ef the child. To save money am he intended to do part of the hous ied self, at night and after working hourgal He was experimenting with the form night before his old friend, John P. Cam under his cap’s visor and uttered “Vacek.”’ ee “I am very happy now,” said Vacekg €hen he returned to his job. “For @ more I have been wearing my cap # front to keep people from recogen . wear it on the back of my head if I a oh ¥ ph Me o* PRESCRIPTIONS FOR ITE eae PECIALISTS in ear diseases and “The ears of some deaf persons do not ear, corresponds to a pulsating pressure pressure of about or deafness may soon prescribe “deaf react 4p high frequencies, those of others of about one one-hundredth of a pound, . “With this informat sets” with the same ease as the cut off low frequencies and those of still and the smaHest which can be heard by a sible to construct deaf oculist prescribes a pair of glasses, others react abnormally in certain re- normal ear corresponds to a pulsating needs of each indivig¢ says R. L. Wegel of the research labora- gions in such a way as to distort t the gual-| tories of the American Telephone and ity of tone. Telegraph Co. and the Western Electric “An apparatus has been designed which Co., New York. shows the definite mechanical limits of “Many persons, now deaf. can be made the ear. By this means a curve is plot- to hear intelligently,” he declares, “even ted which shows for various frequencies though their hearing can never be made ‘the vibration intensities at which sound normal. The ear of the deaf man dif- *¥4¥ves overload the nerves of hearing and fers from the normal ear in its ability begin to become painful. The maximum to react to the range of frequency and Point of audibility on this curve, beyond intensity of sound, or, if it has an equa] Which sound cannot be heard by a normal receptive range and can actually hear the sound, it can not intelligently under- | stand it. ¢ _— avwee TALKS wna WALKS for Work€* a 19 INCHES HIGH. SAVE COAL INCREASE COMFORT FLEXO STORM—STRIPPING | fen Keeps the heat in—Keeps the cold out | ectua! fen. Superior te wooden and metal weather | *°% receives stripping. Can be applied in a few minutes)! perts by any one who can use ha | cartooning—covers ~ tack ” Mak b . mmer and | saw cartoons that SELL. Maay students carn acKS. akes your house a home. big money from cartoons even before finishin N. ty ne ! SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST.. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 8. 1922

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IN ST. LOUIS AND THE GREAT TERRITORY J 4 er" Ny Whit Yt 1, Villy, Uti Why file. Wy SERVED BY THE POST-DISPATCH IT IS THE ; 4g 444, hee oe OF : FIRST AND ONLY NEWSPAPER TO OWN AND OPERATE ITS OWN ROTOGRAVURE PLANT. N N N MANN : LY RSBAaay RRBQAAL LY SS RV N 4 Ly RNING, OCTOBE} SPLENDOR OF THE 1922 VEILED “RR CTOGRAVURE- PICTURE SECTION -. . roa “20 | Sewn ee a J re LETS ~ ~ ale 1 Abmapebaritn BR 44 I oh eas NM rs ome ee - ? 7 —_ ee ER RIN AE MAO a aS Are SPB a we Ts ~~ a] -_— —— 2h “ee # “ LED TLIO yerrna meres ~*~ > -- ~~ i —_ © wn ~~ yee S —— 1 ae —=. ° : + . I EE SR let OR OUR eo oS . sgh” Sin 20 - Se oe wre b 4 fT al — ~ —— ooo ~ a _— ee ae oa Tk} is scene was photographed jus ter Miss Alice Busch had been crowned as “Queen of Love and Beauty” and had taken her seat on the throne beside the Prophet. The Veiled Prophets Ball in the Coliseum is an annual social event in St. Louis. Its date this year was Oct. 3 / AES a See ae ‘we fewer an ty es 7 ant *~ Nelle Ns Or + mre ee “3 fee Et > een _ We . , = “ he - . m 4 9 ‘ pe nd WAP Ray , wins id ——_* Fro ins, oem “ v - é ~ « ee - . ~ ~ - , ‘ va +e + =. Er 7 om) oe ay "ey Pe anase . ep SAR doops aha a ee ae — * wy * a , if ta. Oe er - . : ¥ Tea . Se ts oars eee ’ r a - — a e heel - rep . ee == - p- ww oc’ ne ohn i ~ ~ a ee a Var eae, habeey Iu 3 Sdinadndie “ “ee - ‘ , . aad iia diitinen Aine, =o om ame . ’ ‘ . : aba hcign serPplts 2 8 es ty ‘ ‘ " MA ony ie i Fy Oe rs al W : DA me . 1) >. ane + ga osu ae 7 ee Y yore pana 7] ° ° » P ~ ' “n + - ” - » rede a 2 PCR - . ww we ome . ro ‘ + ae es =. papttraras ~~~ Z, emerrr ee rs baal * 7 pe i. i = — ~ - - uy a - g A OEE en LRN RAT ET NOR ar ’ Paley ne ¢ ~~ 7 ponyuee - te a OP Wiha “agp on ate ’ : os ‘ o- “ . oe on eet ale eg Bi aT” Dla RAN ON etl RSNA NB BE itty alee erties bY ’ anes ne " Rannds + Sail stalin oa in 2 ‘te en lt ita. « } Lf: ‘gery - “ye P) yy «" ? ‘ a+ - is ci et w & John Held Jr., with artists and writers on a tou! of the Northwest, is shown in Rainier National Park. at work on a sketch of Mount Rainier, whose snow-capped peak appears in the background ets ee _ a wow ~- fe GY Ss ON TEE re oats o a F re . ne © a, an - — a ate : " mere ab o — “an — lO POLS OS A OO ENS Ah A ca el eT te OE ta . - am, ’ Miss Alice Busch. V. P. Queen for 1922

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4 a ographed at Mincote het from nose ul- is entered in the I ‘shrimp”. “ " Potograms _ —- ——e— a A “ ee — tr wens] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION [Cosomeoo A fine setting for Terpsichore. Pupils in classic poses at Mar- garet Morris School of Dancing, Harlech, North Wales. "nd Or ee erwo j ras nderwe d Ancient Hin doo at Colombo, Cey- lon. This is an an- Mal religious Spectacle. The car '§ Silver and is val- ued at $500,000. —Internat ional A Chicago glider. Roy E. Duess and Motorless plane With which he is attempting to imi- tate the birds. ~——Ints rr); 4er*. rR separ sale ‘ | , . a A common sight on Lake Erie these days. A fishing boat’s net being hauled in. Catches this season are unusually large. A cactus in the form of across. It grows in San Diego County, California, near the site of an old mission and 1s regarded with re- ligious awe by In dians. Wide World Phot procession 4 Miss Katherine Mackay and her father, Clarence H. Mackay, arriving at the church for Miss Mackay’s wedding to Kenneth O'Brien at Roslyn, Long Island, recently. Vee Pap pes EOL ANE ERTS NE A NE AS RO es. aga Im a qe — ce ge Ae erp = “ “ 4 ee ee 4 “< epeee et ee ew A Ni AN i ve a a oe os otee 5 ‘ 4 ; : woe 7 ape de MeO cy 4 so a St . oe Ser : , “em e vy bs ier SAREE. TIRE? I OT II oy a. Han . oo * elses se » 4 . me wider - Ue AI Pa Ne eae tags Wea ice eR hk IER da ea nk I Ti Lam aaa : sate 2 + a lalgigee =r OT ae Se - Merve " " = i PB ag 7 se = . ow mre r " . ~ “4 os — —_ - Oe de * * ‘ ¥ 2 im . ic A A ea aaa Nl ag Bib i eel ory « aes —— < se - vr LOD Menieare Hie ”" Z ‘ z * eaitek: Qe Pt ae _ _ ae ee ae - de ¥C — % : q Ease) - a a 7 = 4 we wo 18 ed Pirinvy-aujeanaenalitaand, patente eee aah ip rae ncn ae mL A pe RL AO LAI OLLI LLANE LYON PS A Ae NN Nt os je ee ee ae eee ERE LLL INL AON El Belt Naat tt ite i Nae ama aceasta cse glia sae sabes sllanaeanianiasa matings

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SUNDAY MORNING CT. 1OuIs POS! - JI SPATCH ROTOG RAVU RE PICTURE SECTION a ————— eonentiiid ) : a Be a —————— | zi ‘ " ‘ ‘ - . ~2. . gee) gs rae ARE. Sete: ot i a i re { a : eo Se 4 » a a , ae 3 es —). + e 36 # : ~~ Bi ‘ : | t Fae % | i Se ” £ |B eo A # i hat : fe a 4 : : “ ua. o oy t ia a ee B ae A real bridal veil, worn by a Bi, The note which William Fessel, miner, wrote on the wall of the Argonaut mine, Jack- the bride as she stands be- j east son, Cal., shortly before he and 46 other men died from gas when they were trappec side the falls near Palen- Ho 2s : nearly a mile below the earth’s surface by fire which blocked the shaft. ville, N. Y. The daughter 1a canes oa a of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ee Thomas Gwynne, Orange, beg : N. J., was married to Wil- Seek liam M. Wilson of Char- a So | lotte, N. C., near the be a > Gwynne country home at Re ed Palenville. 3 , i — Copyright, Underwood & i a Underwood, N. Y, eT. ae ye or “a i eae Hoy Mee rT ( is : Rei t by , > .” a i , a. | es + we » = ¥ 3 ms 4.48 [ee Mai Bacon is said to ft wear “the most dar- A long coat ot silky, red hair and a short bushy tail distinguish ing and expensive the species of monkey calied the red uakari, found only in a * gowns on the En- limited area in South America. This specimen is a newcomer , ». | for glish stage,” burt at the Washington (D. C.) Zoo. ae 4 ’ this beautiful pic- sone carr: * , ) a ture conveys an im- . . , :. pression of modesty — ig . gp oe °F added to comeliness. ee a] ce 5 ever manufactured is ’ wood. New Yi of 30,000 watts, shown : ‘ here in contrast with ~ . ie ; an ordinary lamp of 25 | ve | watts. The large lamp, , r . 8 ¥ es 5 #' with enough tungsten yer 7 — - p et + pe -~. “ . : f | : : > ‘ +) Gu 4 s, wr . . q " ‘€, ‘ . . \3 . eS id for 55,000 of the small- A Ache mie ; ——— er size, will be used in ta thd Ay, | f a movie studio. rel. Aigrette plumes , Vie 3 confiscated by the . 1 = a" U.S. Department of ' a | | A Ditture ae a There is a big oil a ¢ Be acted ep . | pool “er gar aon — pep Es s a 2 the bed of the ie by Miss Evelyn ocean near Santa : . Wilson, a beautiful ‘ Birtera Cal., re © girl of Washington. sulting | in this The law forbids the mt 5 : ; ‘ "ee: } » = killing of these 2. eosin . . wer where scores of . | derricks are : mounted on piers - and pump the oil : ¢ er from beneath the =a a. OP. oy .water. | | | “ys oO} ten a x” af J - S| SUuUTS } Pe | () a " a P ; te M Dav ¢ i “

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we “rn 7 5% . Bae 4 Wien. Ne a Se ee ee ial . a r or Pee ae ‘et [sunpav worms] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION L a ? «nt ath 7’ * ts “3 : _~ + ® os ‘tet’ Mh an wd ‘s . “4a a . he 2 Thi: distinctive ng slipper eve! «¢ one of oul mos charming mocec= It 3 offered in black brocade at ) $13.50: and black, ) / * ; : | brown of whit | satin at $12.50. Our Fa: Catalogue I}lustrate Many Other New and Attractive Styles. Your Copy Will Be Sent Upon Request. g2}{ Olive Street St. Louis O° SO-009 Oo 9S O°s> 0-0-0 Ooo D090 0 > 0 o 00> 0 OOK > & D0 0-4> 0 9: 0Y>o coo ] The British smile is at its broadest when a day of wholesome sport is in prospect. This optimistic looking line is going over the top to compete in the Junior Lawn Tennis tournament at Printon-on-Sea, England. Copyright, Undery & Underwood ~~ a x, ae EP . PR Pie h sy tata « ae sg er. Pry ae al “ n © a He PR UII tS sey i Cat * gd mi a y , : % ~ ~ Jon P fb To free your skin from blemishes Ask a skin specialist why it is that your skin is continually breaking out with disfiguring little blemishes. He will almost certainly tell vou that this condition comes from an outside infection. Authorities on the skin now say that skin blemishes are generally caused by bacteria and parasites which are carried into the pores from outside, through the dust and soot in the air. To free your skin from blemishes, use this simple treatment: " MACH night just before retiring, wash your face with Woodbury’s Facial Soap and warm water, finishing with adash of cold water, and dry carefully. Now dip the tips of your fingers in warm water and rub them on the cake of Wood- bury’s until they are covered with a heavy, creamlike lather. Cover each blemish with a thick coat of this and leave it on for ten minutes. Rinse your lace thoroughly. lirst Ww ith f lear hot water, then with cold. (GET a cake of Woodbury’s today. A 25-cent cake lasts for a month or six weeks. WOODBURY’S FACIAL SOAP ( o* righ foes, by The Andre ders ; MeN 7 } . eee Te We 7 z mM Cea > ~ > get im Jere! Bs #4) “~ ¥ SS ' =e ig > 9 ihe?” bm se Fax « : "2 . ey SEE RON } ay ime? Fee of VV HRITAIN “Cutlery that Cuts” HE blades of (JNIVERSAL Shears are made of overlaid crucible steel, »xpertly forged, highly tempered anc evenly ground. They are so well matched that they shear through heavy fabric with the Same precision as in cutting silk. For over half a century UNIVER- SAL cutlery has, been made by master cutlers, working for a stand- ard of excellence: which gives you beautifully finished cutlery that holds its edge quality at its best, service at its lengest. Although the quality is better than ever, today’s prices for UNIVERSAL cutlery are lower than for years. Whenever you ‘uy cutlery, it will pay you to insist on the UNIVERSAL trade mark. There are complete kitchen sets and table services now iivailable with Resistain steel blades, found only in UNIVERSAL ware. Resistain cutlery will not rust, stain, or change color from food or fruit acids. Kit- chen knives priced from 25c to 75c each; cook's knives 50c to $1.25; table knives $7.00 to $25.00 pry dozen. Carvers, per set of 3 from $2.50 to $35.00; UNIVERSAL Shears from 85c te $3.00. All Good Dewlers Carry UNIVERSAL LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK NEW BRITAIN, CONN. Master Cutlers for Over Half a Century ee ee” ‘ 4 ee es ee ee “% 9 ° ( ~« o Habit PO RE eS es — oS oP ee Pisin: * et, ‘ *¥ pe » ey ot eh j a ¥ ‘ . , we Here is a forest with trees of stone, one of the most spec- tacular rock formations of the West. It is in Bryce Canyon, | Sevier National Forest, Utah. The rocks have been eaten away by erosion until they re- semble gigantic petrified trees. Some are like towering trunks, while others have branches and, in some instances, the re- alistic semblance of twigs and leaves. The rocks are a bril- liant red with sharply con- trasting bands of. white. Erosion has made many strange, fantastic forms. Some pinnacles are 80 feet high, and the surrounding walls reach a height of 400 feet. The forest is under Government control. Under od & Underwood Shirley Mason wore this cinating negligee of wild charmeuse in a recent moy picture in which she 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 play ters. The action is the same: Pain Stops Instan Beautiful and ‘Durable

E Try a Stauter Laundry, Ti let in your next wash—J che and at yourselt it does Equally effective for all kinds of wash, from heaviest materials to dainty lingerie. woodwork, bric-a-brac, carpets, etc. if vuok deale: CUNNO! aupp ¥Y YON i J Manufactured by Staufer Laundry Supply Co. 2630 University Se. Just the thing for / yler 2582. ff or } ~ LETS CO a> . aa : o : 2 . OAS © an ~~. , & Meo | CO gi _—_—_—_- - - dk of” € a a - ~ 4 a . « 2* CO ~ s ? As “.*« +h 7 af < 2 F < ! m soft | i 4 ‘ al N ‘ (; — { e ! aye i an \ vy. V} . Nac - ! T v of Kieim fac GLYCEKRI Ly . BorGttLpe \ Lo., 16¢t ed ters, € nna $$ { hi] brid rif a) i nk | } ; nt ' ) Ti i! Hits Teaeee Ya Pritdhl | PAL | | ry 1; Uh i | 1 (6A | ’ | Le Tr i! tly | Mil Hi bhi} | ' = ’ » Pill ' [| at i ! i k w Hit! ys Wis st ~Girl » & ™C co d ' fe We : i Dri Boy | { © ; *-* : ayueccr © oe =wyvm.¢c.co

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by Mason wore this fa ng negligee of wild rogs eCuse ina recent moving re in which she starred: e simplest way to end a Irn is Blue-jay. A touch ops the pain instantly. Then corn loosens and comes wt. Made in a Prersegr ie ear liquid (one rop does 1) and in extra thin plas- rs. The action is the same. n Stops eten © Be Siem | This distin 4 evening sii} ig one oO! most charm models. It is offerec black ner ‘ $13.50: an brown Of ™ ce, satin at times as large a mirror im cdc? scott lamb's-sool pu ff . ‘rr? 7 OT 4 nbe renewed inadny Richard [luidnutl presents the new oin Compact that his most discruninating customers have made > famous SOR three generations the house ot Richard Hudnut has had for its clien- tele women who have, without e- ception, demanded the highest quality and the latest mode. These very women are now making the newest Richard Hudnut product, the Five-to-one Twin Compact, this season’s greatest success in toilet accessories. So Different They have been quick to recognize that here was not just another powder and rouge com- pact—with perhaps some slight improvements over those they were familiar with— But an entirely new and different kind of compact. A twin compact that contains five times as much powder as rouge—the proportions women actually use. A compact case that keeps powder and rouge RICHARD HUDNUT Trin Compact “SEND THEM OUTIN SAFETY ~ j ’ ‘ in’s Yeas Eat two or three cakes a day regularly plain, or spread Ov crackers. or mixed with Rater or milk. I} VOU prefer, gel six cakes ata time. They nill keep in a cool, dry place for two or three days Begin at once to know what real health means! Be sure vou get Fleischmann’s Yeast. Ail grocers have rf. | fed they cannot possibly yet mixec. separate Opening, fsown sott . Mmirror;r. Refillers, too - that can be refilled more easily and with greater satisfaction than any other com pact case. The refillers really do fit as perfectly as the original compacts. Serviceable? Very—but also more beautiful than you can imagine. The case itself is a delight just to look at. Like a delicate bit of jewelry. Success of Season It isno wonder that the discriminating women who have always found just what they wanted in perfumes and powders at the house of Richard Hudnut should now be making this latest Richard Hudnut product the season’s ou.standing success. RICHARD HUDNUT, Perfumer 113-127 West 18th Sereet New York, U.S.A. You Have Often [ished l Fust This! FING a Gaintgy ymian, | Everybody thinks its silk re-cCofton, ‘¢ nosen 'or Weaf’- j 3 ven and finished Dy processes that transforn 7 (yy | ness $O UNUSUd! W. righ sr Ah RS Sek ogee hs, GA, Goa mange Samer paw «Th AERA + SAE ER per gett 4 - Oe Lo ets “ wae wr yy er oe . . eat oe a a ee ee ST eee ee wdhbhetn’ ate bil ’ " tsa os wreey . Ma reaay iiteaseaiientidtie al NTI TI: GREE ARI Pere. RN a ee SS eS ae [SS ee ee See _ 7 ‘ ier Pe ain, « tis * Figen Coo epee “ SA IE Ae ee Oe Oe, a eo -- a —— et ot ae all Seabee in adie aiid eile atte ad 5 ase

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a Ett AR 2 Sein ine Pe I PT Pt i 3 ee ee” ay, eae: ‘She two hinds of cream your shin needs — what each is for To give your kin a special freshness and really hold the powder— a certain kind of cream ~ ‘7s as rh Ae he vee hee, Wis 3 Lice. Every woman = ,raf VA7AAAE the cream to use whenever vou | = .** ‘ | —-s* *? 7 - » to look vour be amoment's nc - 5 . - - > . * - ~~ Hor [Oo make fie DoRnGder s a-.s If vou wanttace powder to goon evenls and stay on don't put on your tace. Powder put the t 7 skin seldom » not stav on little rough plac A totally different cream for a thorough cleansing -n 7 ys “Vanishing Cream _ © GO RIENCE EPL me = ir geen a aoe Te sage ——

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GECIION op COPYRIGHT 922 BY PRESS PuBLiSHING. CO. NEW YORK WeGLD -:- Mutt Springs Some Crude Work -:- (Copyright, 1922, by H.C. Fisher. Trademark Reg. U. Ss. Pat. Off.) ma {| DE- MUTT and JEFF are goud today~-so they are on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fri- days and Saturdays, Follow their antics in the POST-DISPATCH every day. Page of comics daily, including funny creations of Goldberg and Briggs fontaine Fox's Funny Family, and other mirth. makers. wae By BUD FISHER L TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN PINNING THIS CARNEGIE || WILe BE HERO“MEDAL On Your PROUD oF MC MANLY CHEST, JEEES Now! WMTW Be AT LAST DMA REAL oy HERO. TLL BeT “PEL MYTT'LLE THROW A JEALOUS EriT. roe? Your. PREseEnwce, MutT. OBSERVE THE “CARNEGIE HERo MEDAL! LISTENS LET ME TAKE THE fiVER AND THE MEDAL AND SHow GC RescvedD «(Tt iT TH my wieE. IVE ERomM DRowAINGs Got AW iDEA" A HORSE FELL IN THIS MEDAL WILL CONVINCE HER -p.~ | YOU ARE A REAL MAN AND THEN (792 SHE'LL LE vVITE tT HELE LET ME INVITE YOu 7) \ THe House Te PLAY CARDS. : Get THE POINT? > - ~ — beasties 53h bir Rite e a oes Te ae, ee ee . aan : 5 7 - ws : = esis pA IE _—_\ ~~ i; o. : ‘ . ~ “e 3 OH, MUTT, T'M AND CHILDREN So PROUD OF FLROM A BURNING BUILDING, M'DEAR ie s = -" : 4 wo - ee Ree “ oan 2 7 e - ‘| : 4 - vf MS, 3. a > ”" ¢ > . - ee ie tee ee yd i Pe Ye eo eee weg ye « nN trilinear in ee ee nee C eeniden Maen er oe oh A : FO OR A IEEE BEN Se Rey NT eer: Poe eee ee a NY eg ty “pai YATE ile ARE SRE PTE RB MIR a BOS 1 a NO SRE URS

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> "a , 7 AND THE KIDS THE CAPTAIN | Directed by -R. DIRKS” > ie a ACS . ¥ At " af ‘ey a’ oe LK LAE . Lt ag = bee 2 : i my eer re *» v ‘ . ' ss che 4 | ‘ & i ¥ 4 ' . ie + : = nat : . ae ‘ . a ° \ \ ig \ é we (4 ip o HERE (5 A FINE BITZNESS OPPORTUNITY CAP- GIFF A LISTEN! CHASD *VELL 1 KNOW VARE 195 ANUDDER VIM OOMER IT | -——— 199 Dip. DER QUICKER St TT You 155 pone! NOW DEN MAKE of vn om AN SVE 7 IN UND FoR LUNCH (\TOR UMD ILL IT GIFFS HOT BOLOGNHY ? SACK INSPEC FES § CAREFUL HOV YOU 90 DER St el SE On DER GOOSE 155 P HANGING HIGH UPor DER VADASH, UND DER MOON 155 SHINING STILL SHOWERS MAKE A 9T0RM LuFF? HAR! UND $0 900M DER CHIMBLY 195 UP GE-CLEANED, 90} 00N 1% a we Ni (55 DER oe; ~o =a | ~*~ yom 4 > g: Beayeeeere ae ; Re Ee x er ee ; = mye 4 NEFERMIND peed DONT Pore ~ ery al a | Tw oS = FOR DER LUFF OF PICKLES P - . ego oP . 5 pa A 44 (+ tee Eo Tee ar @ , eS Sane a yy Se) Ph ERE AS I) Cee Rg: a Ne 4 er Reid ee S en * eat

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ed GIGAR ASHES ALL A Z OVER EVERY THING Uy THROUGH CLEANING YY > 3 / , ‘f fa ae Copvriche. 1922. N. Y. Tribune Inc Vaart Yj LNEVER Saw, V7 ey ETERNALL‘Y a a You OUGHT To LIVE INA PIGS : | PEN - You HAVE \ AWFUL Por yates or V4 l=EmMPER IN A A CLEAN HOUSE tf ' Wow. But SHE'S Got / a te oe ie oars : 14/7 > ; | “f AR PF C 4 ; f ~~ dé ‘ t : P or — ee Te. ee SAME TAT ie Ee ng > ; _ “ : q SARE Or ee. Oe ef) te ee eee. ¥ 5 a eS ag’ 2 of Tia , aK ieee > ~y ere Fe a ee ee pel - ry - . a“ ‘ + Him : Aah Pte Ae. ay a Ce Oe ee tab : er: ees tae are A gag . . ber Oar a ee Ve -Pioa ty

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HE TRIE? TO RAISE A LITTLE MONEY BY PHOTOGRAP ; BUT HIP FIRPT ATTEMPT FAIL” Copyright, 1922. N. ¥ Tribune Inc. =e TIMES - WINTER COMING ON - CARROTS GETTING SCARCE AND ME WITH ONLY_A FEW PENNIES LEFT- ILL HAVE TO GET BUSY te oo ta 4 ¥ « Te ly, ay ag oe STE Pete B® gl 2 . ¥ vf Ng PY ad . Feats ive rt eee 4 ) Yaa Pe. 2 mm biti, Hs, Se eh /HELLO! A CAMERA SALE,HEY- \VE A BIG IDEA-ILL GET ONE AND START A STUDIO GREAT SALE CAMERAS MORNING! LET ME HAVE ONE, LEE ; OF THOSE CAMERA OUTFITS -ILL § === PAY YOU A LITTLE DOWN AND THE REST IN INSTALLMENTS Zz | THERE-IVE. MASTERED ALL THE DIRECTIONS ‘AND NOW JILL FIT UP A STUDIO-HANG OUT A SHINGLE AND RAKE IN THE MONEY ILL TAKE THESE PLATES INTO THE DARK ROOM AND PUT EM THROUGH THE BATH AND INA JIFFY SHOW YOU THE RESULTS - 5 4.22-2. » - ng oe . GEE! THIS DEVELOPING 15 HARD WORK AS ITS VERY DIFFICULT TO SEE WITHOUT THAT SO? LL! PERHAPS P eee a4 ve + AAR Os RAK ‘ ., ‘ ,", * % ~ > WOW! im Ruined THAT ) WAS A PESKY FIREFLY AND EVERY PLATE 1S LIGHT-STRUCK SLEEPIN Billikens BUT MOTHERS USUALLY OBJECT ~ ~ ~ ~ Mk ee ie re By HARRISON G , ‘ | 4 SU RE, . J Ss ag * NEIGHB STORI Are Making Offers See Pages 10 VOL. 75. NO. 34. URKS WI Se ae 3a . * Od : : kare 7" 4 og > om : so ' ? - . they ae ty. — 4 % ‘ka > a i, ACTIVITY. ~ NEUTRAL Z o Assurances Given in at Mudania After Ir lars Appear in Cons nople Suburbs and q Detachments Move ward Chanak. GREEKS CC —— LT Conference Interrupte Nationalists’ Re Specify Number of darmes to Be Use Thrace. Py the Assceiated Press MUDANIA, Oct. $.—The Generals here for attendan the armistice conference sg morning in conference Greek delegates. The co with Ismet Pasha, the Turks tionalist representative, is to be resumed at 3 o'clock th noon. The delegates met informa night, postponing formal d until this afternoon. Gen. Hariaggton, the Brit mander-in-chief. received ing an assurance from is that there would be rp fu vance of the Nationalist ¢ the neutral! zone. By the Associated .Press. . CONSTANTINOPLE, Octe - Turkish Nationalist troops - fesumed their allvance [n the - teffes area in the direction nak. the British stronghold, ing to a Mudania dispatch to cal newspapers. It was reported during tt that Turkish irregulars peared yesterday afternoon short distance form Peikos hills om the Asiatic side of t porus. Beikos is a suburb stantinople, eight miles abe American naval anchors British are entrenching arow kos. The Turkish irregulars bands of guerillas and band frequentiy form the adva of a Turkish army have ap small villages east of Cons These villages include Tavshajak. Omarli, Agfa mudli, all within the subu its of Constantinople on tt side. British Blow Up B&B The British yesterday ma Preperations for defense. bic bridges and cross roads. A British destroyer anc day at Shileh on the Black ® commander went ashe the Nationalist officer there qWested him to withdraw hi The Turk replied that he h t® remain, whereupon the commander declared he @ remain and kept to hie Clese tn shore. The allies presented a u on their return to Mud @clock last night and ¢t of all three delegations ismet Pasha would be f yield The delegations expr