St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 15, 1922

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7 == Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 130 Pages. FIRST NEWS SECTION, 4 PAGES en Ae | Ten Th POBER 14, 1922. ; en ousand SPORTING SECTION, 4 PAGES 5 THIRD NEWS SECTION, 20 PAGES Off I od | FOURTH NEWS SECTION, 10 PAGES. ers ay. a. FIFTH NEWS SECTION, 10 PACES. SIXTH NEWS SECTION. 8&8 PAGES pean . SEVENTH NEWS SECTION, 10 PAGES. a To Serve, Employ, Board, Rent, FIGHTH NEWS SECTION. ® PAGES. Lease, Sell, Buy, each, Loan, Etc. “ WANT SECTION, 14 PAGES : REAL ESTATE SECTION, 10 PAGES (Copyrign od t 1922) AL ESTATE AND WANT P ROTOGRAVURE SECTION, & PAGES. See RE — SUNDAY MAGAZINE. 20 PAGES. i it rece T PAYING No —— ee | == ——— Nee i ae SL POE INS Same an oe a GR RS AW 5. No. 40. « saseaaicaniaie , , ‘ENTS et “ti i (oO ae o ‘PART ONE ae ae ST. LOU IS. SUNDAN MORNING, OCTOBE Ri 15. 1922, ee Pages satel a bass PRIC K 5 CE CENTS -_--—_ -—- +» ee - a OD GEORGE ram w ve rove) MINER U.S. TOOK MESSENGERBOYS U7. S. ARMY FLIER SETS NEW SAYS POLICY | Sscsveccas) FROM FAMILY TO FOUNDDEADNER §=6=WORLD SPEED RECORD IN hn 14. REMIER LLOYD (JFEORGE, IN NEAR FAST P:: his speech here today, de- CFE THEM AGAIN ( AN FI} BIE YULE | clared: \ vie . f “If this were the lae day I : ' | | held this high position I should g be more pri iG than eX ; f the 5 fact that it w: pive) me it AVERTED WAR the last days and weeks of my | ychn Yereb Ordered De- Bedy of Andrew Meixner, 15, | : | amsismnlipasieliie premiership to invoke the might — : Me Alie great empire ts protect ported After Finding of Lay Between Tracks and gf. AVERAGE IN from indescribable horror. me? | . ‘ : 7 , “s 2 ae ' | women : | i. coe I. W. W. Literature in Curb in Twelfth Near He- Se ie eer: nape eee Se eres women and children ‘tht T? e nune Premier, in Speech Before dred thousands who were trust s dag aa St ge vord | * Home, Reported Free. bert Streets. 2 ay Ye ‘ | me Ss : rE ¥ « ° Das “Seer Me ; tg 4 oe "ie cate’ : | Se, emeetepe State fe kc, ttaly and Gent ae oe ot te en ht ec ee iets. tlhe iy, ay | | . Whether Fe |] ** thet shield and defense and : | a ae 1 ment as to who are thanking A ‘od at thie TELEGRAPHS TO WIFE BELIEVED TO HA VE. : : i & ; . ie | % Bs 1st eas al a UT | MILE AN HOUR JOFFRE TO PRESIDE ee eee exe 8 | | ee | Decide Course. AT DEDICATION OF _ seg pong ai nae =. ee ; yous a - 41 ie a. aS a ag de ae ti) Ree i y 5 sa 7 ee en oe BS eS GIF 8 Rie ES: ee fo Se np IOS ‘STRESSES NEED FOR MISSOURI WARSHAFT ._ . "cen 4 Be, ee) ae ieee ee a 2 rn | MAINTAINED RE TOI nis wah ete ll Nitin, i wat lia £ ee oe Se ee Born After His Deporta- Fractured Skull and Brok- 1 SPEAK ENGlica 4 OPEN DARDANELLES Ambassador Herrick Will Speak tion Was Ordered. en Neck. en, . eR : ee ae | of | E TOLb SIXTEEN) N T ks at Unveiling of Hahn Monu- emer kere ra ee | ete m™ Lieut. Russell L. Maughan PPLE MY House ts To Give Way Now to [ur — in Argonne Area There was happiness last night in|, : oy Bat Rea ee, ee IO SRE eee Mon OR Se ee rs Eu LI oh he | : aE | oa See nee. ee Ms Fe ag ay ae es * Ie: in Curtiss Racer, Beats the FURS - au NO Associated Presse ) 1 iM iura ¥ ;, a ) aes Piece | R | = di? i “ 2g es , | he rumb! a) | a ' > ry | nion Y)) @) reer. v4 % ;. ¢ ed 5 ‘ 43% A . oa oe f° ey’ ee a ene 7 F 3 : e . BAD. ME tA) Th 000,000 Arm dq Will preside at the dedicatio: a Belleville, where, since last March, en meee ELLE TE aM SCRE sce Be arg ears a Be es : 100-Kilometer Record of UL GAR IAA) THB 2, enians and oo oument to Missouri's war dead of there had been distress ane Gespai:, [ii BOE ia ta | ¥.: Gi OE AE A ;% ) 202 Established Last Sep- Greeks Since 1914 Would the Thirty-Afth ni Eighty-nin?t] we » & Pc OR . ted : Ae | RE PR Ps Pe ea oN $ Reng ¢ ready Won, He Asserts. 5 : = =a , pail ' eae a a “ = at, P ‘ ate a Nhe gy ; RSet CS. OY ame : ‘Dee 3 Pe Ambassador Herrick ll speak at ty. The} oS a Me eS. pl ye a 2 ecettbialintm on ONG aan? Gund iss, tly un’ ailing yf [ ran a num - e erda’ : h telegra m irom rt Boe we 2 | é z = oe aon “ $3 P ned : oa : Jt 5 x ren: , PG Ss ; a | re eh nap 4 ~ we By the Associated Press. elle si fash als aging ” » esate eS eee 3 oan ee Re amen ee 2S MANCHESTER, Oct. 14.—Pre- Coonsiman Hahn ef St. Lou dl , caer © tao a ERE is the Army-Curtiss air- Cryo Es aa PERSONS SEE CONTEST mier Lloyd George dealt with tha xs ; | in ; x ? ee ies aces A Pee a ee “xs . plane that, piloted by Licut aS Ane om Se. ee oe 4 [EUCT. BOSSOUTRO'T atl 7 ‘ , . A c S rr eal P oo Rei e ee Be we! sister Army-Curtiss machine precise- Pee Be d 2 -—k : poon. While he spoke as liberal t 111,000 of the 140,199 Applicant he Labor Departmen Ash- ae, : oe se ; se ees | | M. Drouhin, who took the M-- and Five Others Bet. in State. . :, —t ee aa ‘Ses a i tt a lx iikhe the winner. There are shown ; See Sali alock this annenin — . . , ; -. She ae ‘ be : : ; A in 2 DOCK ft i= sli i ir 4 libera | and chose a city remote A Sn at 6s the Munt.t spate j ‘ nia eck tee | , i | 7 a 2 cee 5 : : , Ez, here eksae ii photograp hi of the Deau- ’ ’ > ge , ae ‘ 1 : . the 4 e- ter the World Mark for Se a atid ‘ ro American citizen, as fol ; Veal ee Me | ' ig ; ae % nan atiempt to break the Ame?t ‘the capital for staging his oration. JEFFERSON CITY 1 4 eager age Sac 2 3 a 86% oe oe a ; tiful Pulitzer trophy, which was do- } pbs ge | tion flight made r [\¢€] Ve‘ nin = = ve i > 4 ha aa a . yO ee ' . . . : e . Be 4 ; rea Li ‘ OF ! é . c 7 : _— — o ? a “eer , ; Psa. Ce cB. “ nated by Messrs. Ralph, Joseph and Pe OSs ‘ Kil according to the lons robabl; 5 1 ians who Naturalization of his stepfather. a: at ae Eee y. nk tall p t 4 ; @ atiy kk ympleted 12 hours 200 Kilometers. Herbert Pulitzer. owners of the Post- ieee : , hout difticultvy and hops» . Sameceet. sae a 2 PS A LITT ik PERS IE, EI MOT OB RS BITS wats nage A a - ool own dan ath satece ations eee Oe nm eee , e de caged. dined eee eS ae PW ae) ee ele British statesmen, he was not speak- ‘ X eee ie oe a. ye eet fas 86hDispatch and the New York World, he ; continue to cire over the > ° eh act y* ri? “47 ~¢ . ‘ > + } Sas ‘ . r 2 i lt] 1) a‘ ° i $6. - ee. te Shee ©, . . va ns aS v > e-% » ' : . . . ‘. ; ee. — ; : —se oe ing primarily to + la Tié me: L@? t alin to vw sii i « > } | i i ‘ ss adi ii* . P| : x we * > % . : 2 : PEAS and a photograph of Lieat. NIait land. 7 y i ; y me ; 4 \ - ‘) oh 4 “ am \ i446 i L Ala A ‘ i i \ : , , - ee oo tne empire. Se a ee Wide Attenti st oe 2 eeeeereges driver of the runner-up machine, [f\ awe ee least 38 hours, They are flying a |, York World and the Post-Dispatch. Attracted Ge : casos. Re Ae as By Sag %i ere with an average speed but little less &* > ee hie Coliat}] i-plane er l SELFRIDGE FIE t rT} » ‘ . y Ce Patna a _ S tJ des 201A ! pi= p ane juipper . eae > ) ih F IELD, Mich., Oct . The case of xe! a : 3 than that of Lieut Maughan’s atr- e s tn: ta @idently more carefully Pp: ‘ep: rire ] Dp hliic ‘ ; a — li : = r+ . . . yer ' wt 1. 4G 44 er F y « . CA e > a ’ 11h) - ) 2 aa " : > b 5 7% ~ * ‘ 4 ’ - * ie . : 1S . a2 Cavern- lean from Mrs. Agnes Burns Wieck 2s p es ! os Ss reas oRegest wna x 7 SL ' ’ wmlly a defense of the Gover ap ai +e sal miner. f sae vO Sage RT a mes a RO eek The record which the French Russell L. Maughan of the army a!: : — a al ee , , ife of a belleville coai miner, for- \ TEE eR ae | he ee , ee ; | Mente policy but ft was the sort of Up t th resent tim $0.79 be — on ublication of the full 0 RN ae. Sea, ee ae, J ig ee Tae 7 : aviators are atiempting to beat service today won the Pulitzer tro- ~~ ~; te : Se SS a : , ee i ; WS ' } wis -sadtthas ‘ a . 4 . ey Re ee SN ye TF te ee s 2 - — . an 9 . P | @efense Lioyd George likes, because persons have applied t mus mae 4 tch False : Me on ee i 2ert oF : 36 hours 16 minutes, and 30 phy race in the officially estimated the Sunday Post-Dispa KR gave him plenty of op seconds—was made at San Diego, © Si i i ‘ * “> portunity at the rate of $133.006 each whic] : = ee ee > we | Se ee ee ee age > Peers a” eS ? ' —- oo wy} Phe sy} Sok OS sy go m time of 206 miles an hour for the I : 9 fer his favorite strategy of ‘‘offen- the payments ma’ so far h . ay ian es ee themge publics ns ¢ | ans PROPER a MO RB ROR SEA i eg ee 5 9 OES recently by Lieut. John A. Mac- a | ’ atl ich hese public ns ’ eae er ae og eS Pe: Pa Sie te ns ce ; sive defense” which with him means eraged the $15,000,000 available ..qy,e0ed brought to Mrs. Yereb an: Eo a ee oe ne aes de Sein | * a ready and Oakley Kelly. 155.34 miles. dealing hard blows at his crii: and would ffice t : > $111.68 i ; 3 BE Pag Py PE g RF OD Eee ee 5 a ; 4 eee Ss a ~ Of the 10 other planes flying the cS ana wouild sultice pay ont: 111 i her infant assistance tnat 6a’ going into personalities so sharp that required five laps of the 31.0685 mi!» th sh h S ‘ ) Cael gt 28 : : P e ock t oe old a sh i ¢ } x4 n 1" >. } een on if - te ” ik cts i fi ie 1 t F rate ' men 7, ‘ . ae “ne ‘% ~ ei vig m. 4 : Sol 4 an ae es a - eer a, eh . 7 fa mS CORVER~; been pai ae LES, ee Half of ohn reb !nfluences thi S ene fee ot, Somer ee meee Cees. 3 ile ee oc ae circuit, only one challenged him 3-r tional statesmen. What the country moneys n han ‘obabl) ill suf -htaines h opening of his cas Ci insane it ih es lle ; , Ross » A | : . ; . btained the 1 mit bees a 2m rats to Invite Cty eS 4 riously—-the twin Curtiss army racer awaited most curiously was inform2- fice to pav the 11.681 thers re- d tard r ids for the piloted by Lieut. Lester J. Maitlan:! Gon about the future, it wanted to rred to. unless the avera ould | which seemed to have been one oe : enqtor and C ay . ae. aes ales : —_— . vie - ie ae we iBstad 6 ai (Vv A . ' sia ca no "n the r I ' mn webAALLE Gait / Li Sie know which of the various policies iner ie which i nsidered doubt him = ee sao His average speed was 203 miles an cpen before the Prime Minister— ;y) Two years ago Department of JuB- | 2... pce, te Te bet ces hour resignation, general elec - git : | ; ’ lection or si = ae of 86-408 P - tee arenta x nformation that had , ' . ” " sid? ‘ ‘ ‘ P 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ , ‘ ; Se o' a’ - —o si —, Wii aida Vi nati r ait a¢ « , oT \o 4 rr af ‘ ‘ ; , 4.4 a ae et . > ; ? f ¥ ting tight—he plans to follow. But n n have indicated their willin reached them. searched Yereb's ee a Sar Both of them beat the 100 kfilome = cong aon thrown upon that po} i? ? } r)} pai yu was in the West it was necessary tO |. 2 4...oh a wheel had 1 sed over it. tnvyj iim. See Car Hits Bugg’ , followed this with the dramatic PAS-j¢he initial $15.000,006% oin the organization in order to get Ls » oe «& . as ete oe Weide: \ ere en Rie Rar as? met a! Com? @ — a - ee —— - Hea ae " PS, : » ae “+ : As Te Nee 2 ." fw § MSs « ° . Pies , ter record established last Septem- — _ fra s = = ~ ss “yee ne J 24 ~~ > re et ips tage: 6 Soe other contestants, bettered the wor! ! ) | work and that his members! had FOmae » Semple The commit decided by vote mark for 200 kilometers set in Cc I t myself upon the he had taken » vesterday F tne Senator ahou eRe Sy es hate, Miss Anna Norris, 18 years ol, tober of 1921 by George Kirsch, th people one ine lapsed and nh : ;, oe ; a ae é tn a a’ . , : \ ? i “J 4 nS i > ‘ , . : , ' = “re . -f ¥ : because I have never betrayed ; ENTOMBED MEN RESCUED art in the organizations prop- 4... wi. | - The } e not be asked to take part in the cam es P ake started in an automobile from her| Frenchman, witha speed of 174 | them.” . a rites # Pox sei ; . ae eae bo] miles an hour ' \] and adopted the followi ote “ , eat - ithe wae eS y a x home in Jerseyville, IL, last nignat . Hal! Rings With Shouts. Had Been Captive in Shaft for 48 I was brought to St. Louls and ,. PRaED ae a at age ‘ ; os ae Bee ; for White Hall, 20 miles north, to ve American Now Supreme in Air. The hal! rang with approving Hours. cept in jail fora week and then, aft- , 2.7 oo as ak | ee PPeeAg former eee fe 3 ES eee z married this afternoon, but her America is supreme in the air to- M@outs, and he added that he would ee the Aasociated. Press oe thhating as elaced under a)” 0... iiaels Bide ca ee aed | ind his ideals for worl SS ee Sede flance’s machine ran into a horse/ night. Her flyers hold every —- support loyally any alternati ve gov- SHAMOKIN. Pa. r 14 The ‘ominal bond and permitted to re hee ; ia sony sae ; or ; peace: ‘ se : on) an ee . m. )) oe ee . v/ great that friends paid for a cable- Miss Norris’ skull. Hers eyeglasses It was a personal triumph for the ee a . ident’? Concern Campbell was unconscious for a beyond cavil as the world’s fore- : . mn " | neace, formulated by President Wil- ‘74 pao oth rs. uireann, ang om it was not generally known that race. They were flown early in the bs to = . . = . : . ** . o = : awit nn yy \ y , "ry ; have grown more serious with sreennasies eee to took his last dollar. He shipped of the American people. We reaffirm gent. 6 three days before the ily a{4 not know of the wedding i ell in memory of his brother who Dp yrobab le chow- Valera wrote Lj “ e of his stron est ‘vey nts : 7) f ‘ sae Be 11) [te I a] : itei i ) ae ‘ il ; 4 “— —— ‘ hed necting ee oe ) t The machine virtually was demol- | vindicated. ; all the & ‘ ; » | ’ 1 -_." s+ - . nf x ~ . — a. « aa . ‘ > . +4 . a ; Yr ‘y v I @ - . ht, 1523, by HH. C. Fisher, Strong Points in Address. | are in -southenet pped as a messman on the steam- 4 Ford coupe struck and sericus- and international unrest, involvng v ender-in-Chief of the Republican plans. She and Campbell were go- was killed in France of the Government's Near : . . _ last night eventually tha mr ghoul yrroclaim Parlia- , , Eastern ee , outhern, Warm: the army should | was to have been performed. Miss Lieut. David Rittenhouse, navy pilot ment an 7" and a half Ar s an | ; robably Was seized by immigration Inspec- autom: : riven i eit 4 amen tee menian anid ’ obabl ' ‘ounty. Seven of them are'‘**’ acer eee Rep ican em- home. Bhe lived with her mother ing the afr. ir bureau at Washington that he again Mra. Wills had ebii ' the counted as Wilson Democ he deported. There was such strong street ca in of these and one of the two Reed Th , -the former President . | The next das fatal automobile accident in Jersey ing the Thomas-Morse MB-7 over J urkey in the great Wir; cooler in e™-x- ? . tion was deferred and now, after when she was struck by the auteino- day's meet seha that he had : lon elay, dt hich he lay 1n bile which wa orthbound'=§ en i left before these matters camé , ablh ans bsent ane B: ieee even a doctrine of the Libera! . | section: fair to- | /ons _ a . — whic : ] é bile ic] northbound = end man | | : , Bec rged Pe Re} in to abse T M WITHDRAWN cause of overheated of] in the inbet- - Marty, jail, he is said to be free to hurry tO which passe nm, leaving her Iving up. rhe six remaining were unan pres 4 es on the ground that the NJUN | q The impression c made on most of! ; , his seen her to the office of a physician who tien and in voting that Reed receive absolved and that the assembly eum- | Proceedings to Prevent Printing of | Lieut. Lawson H. Sanderson tn | eral election, mart t TI | , art of the p! Ss WASHINGTON, (ci 14. 1é ; b ‘ i : ’ EFFERSON CITY Oct 14 — x her baby. she tried to tell what the jurtes and possible fractur rf solution was drawn up in the meet- ‘ould only help to solidify all the JE —— ’ . e ec tel ‘wha He , Se Ue “a ' would on ' engine, had to land tn a golf course tive party convention in ning Monday includes * West Gulf “ . Generally fair and 4 af ual lhe : Seessndiie an the fourth lap. He was avera states: Generally fait _ “T shouldn't wish for my worst en-| Negro Boy Struck by Auto Dies at Two weeks aco. (. W. Wilson of St As regards a delegation for Amer- the Cole County Circuit Court to Pp ging ee tt Lioyd George will wait tu south of Cuba, and moving north- the on the ballot for the general elec- | of the navy, piloting Booth racer was to . } Mi cite ks } Tdentifie } > F , . club responding swiftly ‘to ev- ees * om ‘69 her husband of the event was 80 , “8 agai i ™ ayo pire Son, Cleveland and other Demcorat OF DE VALERA I$ PUBLISHED the car. the windshield fracturing Who went up came down safely. Before th ‘ , ; ae } a ral wa c,* iz . tif ej ! + . : = ‘ ¢ Premier rose a sma! , gram to him a — ees 6) pas : sritv and true Dall Eireann Discloses Letters of | were ho broken. arding of the liberties guar- Former ‘few minutes, but his injuries were most aeronautical engineer. His Associated Press with these, so his sentences ‘)5 ASKING THE and vicinity: After that a deportation or: adi of arin ad -. {ndorse the League of Nations, ‘Acial “white pa- re ¢ earn : oo ce ished and the buggy badly damaged. So certain were “army offictais of erably stouter than w the when he) . Democrat! cident : day; CORRE TOW eaves of known to be engaged to Campbell. MB-2 planes a few hours before the the Weish statesman's manner seenns | eontrived to obtain a passport, U ion and appre . and it is understood that her farn- by Brigadier-General William Mitch- SSS (Oe fire Was there. ‘teamer, went to Tampico and there Coupe That Drove on Awny. as the solution of war difficulties **\*" iam Lynch, Com- red U. S. Patent Office.) 8em on Emery after the list of the jv injured Mrs. Mary Wills. 49 veurs the econome fabric of Europe and -oving the suggestion that ing to the home of his coustn in Pntrantea Forced Ont. : ship's crew had been vised by the oid. of 83810 Water street. dealings were t ‘orthwest American Consul after she had alighted from a Pruad- and legal assembly. “This,” Tor; S that the in northwest sane Mis a! Norris had completed payment yes- of the Booth racer, withdrew be- \bile eas drive . hor Democratic Central Committee of Bt Pe Aaya? ini atter than the mere ‘r , : ‘hea . ? Dli . i } a? ansence ’ . Capt. Francis P. Mulcah f th = ee ‘ rats. One and stepfather. ap uicany o 8 to them now would be to sacri- | Tl inois Fa a Pp interposition in his behalf that ac- the west to the st side of the street Democrats were absent from yester- the | Eireann wrote sayin | | a Dai Eire ying Country. head wing monoplane, was forced I my brother's keeper hus | treme southern morrow % S cating system. He was averaging Suditors was th ler | ‘eck’s W Outlook yposal Droppe at the Premier Week's Weather Outlook. r And last night. as his wife, half said that, besides a four-inch ecalp no invitation, though the latter vote ,__ é ; niy a provisional Par- ‘ hat, f inch scalp moned was oni} I _ Compensation Pr« D d. widely heralded navy mystery ahip r e wee begin- , , . 2 look for th 7 ~0" weiting and the effort to hope’ wrist. ing as representing the members’ other groups against them, and they withdrawal of proceedings started when similar trouble developed on November would be a political trix normal | : -entral. . | around 186 miles an hour. temperature. Disturbance ¢ emvy what I have rone through.” she Hospital No. 2. Charles. candidate for the State ica. the former Dail President agreed | prevent the printing of the initiative | 7 nt whether th Gulf at convention commits! garg: will not affect west ru , ; pe ’ : . ee ' , ; ) ly certal le- ; i be s ly ttir my ra if John Lew if °909 Taw- hi 1" ‘ause, he to! mass ister, that it was only certain socie NY war knows. It was only by putting VY gro, son of John Lewis of 29 Law his candidacy because, hetolda is , No. 2. had to take the ground et the Conservatives . : ; : to dropping tk? coast trust in God that I lived through it., ton boulevard, died at City pi : Reed ties in America who were likely to| tion was announced at the offices of x . "RE 1 oulevars ie it ity Hospital meeting. he could not support ee ties 1! ty in which event he might) [Upper Mississippi! and Lower see If it had not been for the help that; No. 2 yesterday of fracture of the on the ticket, declaring that Reed | be approachable or of any value at Attorney-General James W. Rees of | neginning of the second lap because return as leader of the L ibera . souri valleys: Generally fair an oe oe ear | Epes: “* aid not stand for party principles the moment this morning. Continsed on Page & Column . : Continued on Pa r empera e tinued on axe 2, Column 2. Continued on Page 2 Column 4. a Cc ture. Con ne a Pp ca ge 2, column 6. normal t per Se ee he ee we és The City Circulation <% Daily POST-DISPATCH alone approximately Equals .i"%. Daily Globe-Democrat ‘x! Times Combined, and Exceeds ot the Daily Star ‘%: Times Combined by approximately 40,000 20 Cy ET ERR ORR: eat

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—— re a A - a ——— THEFT OF Hg OWT PARAD NY TEN BLOCKS LOM CHICAGO SUE OPENS GIRLS' We Victim Reports He Seized by Drugged and Left on cant Lot After Ope ————— THEORY HE MAY Hiy SOLD IT INVESTICAT Physicians Fear Spread New Form of Crime Begin Vigorous Search Offender. —_————— _— as - a ST.LOUIS POST-DIS A ee el SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15, 1922. d George Says Policy t DAUGHERTY 3-MILE Oy Near East Averted War Wife, Father and the Baby ne [OO INGREAS “GWEN TO 40,000. LIQUOR SALE RULE nee en aceon © “e Ti He Will See for First lime ie RAI M ; I) er. ee ceoitt to Liberal | hundred thousands who were trust- | ! Liberal, making appe“* Wi : tt i ‘ | TIME | i principles ahd traditions. | : | ? . “ ‘% Manchester was only part of the | 2 aE CHARLOTTE MLS DECLARES FATHER x THREATENS HER “He Does’nt Like Me and He ee he Be da bce Didn’t Like My Mother,” Tee Daughter of Murdered Woman Says. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH einen are ow Pee tae net wil a ek a atnaiadh aber aan — RSS OLE —s- _— Page One. c ee Se AEE eo pee saa nlabs 12060 PO Ne NN © mr ate en aS a te tte oeapgtese ate Ome ing in the plighted word of France, Italy and Great Britain as_ their fense and who are Sees Reform shield and de a Shaws Foes ae aaaaiee thanking God at this hour that Bri- ¢ Salford, which ja a|tain, Great Britain, has kept the ? 1] rf - 1 tv oO t ‘> ’ j : Ps. kind of rival of Manchester, nnd) RNA J 1s casgueen Lind ) : Val i ide with another | a Coa ae = he courneved to Black One of the features of Lloy: : en 1€ « 7 *hn* a: away, to receive th- city pefore an agesem- Premier’s day. Club he motored to : Procession Gives Impressi of Church Ocularly tant; 20 Floats and Mz Autos in Line. labor Board Decision Af- Enforcement * ' Re AR ee ame nM ota tultinced .-+ts Four of Nine Grades end Bo of Ruling Against Private U. 5. Ships °° ""° and Foreign Craft Post- {°° °°? ms poned to Oct. 21. Lieorge’s speech was violent personal aitack. on Lord Gladstone, who has recently severely criticised the Pre- mier’s Near Eastern policy. “It was rather a shock said the Premter, ‘‘to see a Glad- stone denounce us because we wert trying to protect Christian minorities against the Turk. I could have taken it from anyone else, but from a Gladstone it’s very offensive. [ know the difficulty of anyone with- out adequate gifts who has to carry through life a great name. If he only does with becoming modesty he ensures compassion, if not respect. I am sorry to say Lord Gladstone has never played leading parts. He-has given himself airs such as his great father, even his most exalted days, never took upon himself. Ile | has actually excommunicated me ‘ial to the Post-Dispatch, beckon 1 city’s giris to brea | from the Liberal party.’ ‘HICAGO, Oct. 14—,4 new employment and enjoy ge pea Sega where you've “Dwarf in Giant’s Garments. palling peril hag suddenly leisure, organelles Asking ironically what service confront young men, the _ ahgnerdet om ws eral Lord Gladstone has ever Liberalism, the Premier added: “He ie is the best Hving embotiiment that t'Vily and virility. that part of the world, One- | 7 speral doctrine is a quality which is of me sreas = epartment, third had always been in British not hereditary. There is no more ri- ee ent was to have started to- | sic, diculous spectacle than ai dwarf’ = on ‘ital to humanity, standing before the footlights in gar- those straits ments inerited from a giant.”’ barred without giving away the big- During tho crisis in the Near East mportant prize we had won by the Premier was persistently criti- tory aver Turkey in the great’! cised for putting the Foreign Office wh st us so much in the background and conducting the nation’s foreign afafirs himself, without reference or consultation with the Foreign Office. The opposition press Curzon full credit for two missions to Paris, extricated the Premier from tight place. Lloyd (,corge today referred to these accu- went into a history of the ns of of Sevres, aiming to prove these negotiations were in the Lord Curzon and M. Berthelot, of the Fifth Foreign Office. He da- clared that the treaty was prepared in the British F Oftice with . : ns Lord Curzon presiding. , ©d as possibly th niv means of re- -~ - aafens ¢ he Covernment’s “T never attended it,”’ ‘ee » Nef for the thas : pro. ad he ear Fastern pnolicv by layin: . mier, “T approved it. BEER x the law : ty i | at the beginning and the one later this ierrar i f = stance to attended exclusively — niles ~ + ee geapee of Maintenance of Way it ns face nae _— » “= blage of 70009. Ready for Campaign. + of form, it 78 t that i! a general eloc- Welsh giant Gé€- of overwhelm- 7? ready to ca rry Employes. to me,” ont ods commavecel From today's displa 4f & AOI Ne 0 WOES Be epee crammanmaes copes a SEVERAL HUNDRED I MARCHING DIVISIO eee safe to predi on comes to the —s dome Mine ve 23 TO 37 CTS. ANHOUR FEDERAL INJUNCTION T@ BE AVERAGE PAY CAUSE OF DEFERMENT ~ a ite his « ‘m years } be HE DENIES STRIKING | HER DURING QUARREL ee) ~il}] Wiida eee ow ete orth. POIANA ONO . » we Py . ign. stress nt ing Si. the open First Float Shows Yo Woman Enthroned, W Another, Represent Christianity, at Right He Finding Marks Victory for Officials Will Use Time in Public Group on Board— Smoothing Out Knoity Living Cost Didn’t Fig-| Problems—Embassies Not Affected. keep ieil: ad the impor ~ - ree ee ee es Calls on Prosecutor to Pro- | test Against Rumors That He Was Suspected of Con- nections With Killings. —_ si ut the straits against happened in nrolonged the war for nd it very nearly brought allies irre- rot aside from in re (116 The agencies of St. Louls W Ise {?j) he ‘the railroads to the Post-Dispatch. Wage BRUNSWICK, 14.— Milis, . choir singer who murdered | with the Rev. Edward Wheeler Uall, ! Visited the prosecutor's offi®c today to protest against rumors “hit Enecia! NEW Was N. husband J cf ce. | | is you need, sur- es of —jin nor- as no other part of Murope could supply and of the com- - : - enon oO aeae an estimated $22,125,000 of the United States Rail- -James i pie or creased ~ ss ae ernoon, canter r their size, afternoon shopping crowds. There tsa m The demonstration, opening for their interstitial glands, Wap» observation “Girls’ Week, 4 men who have lost thelr y¥ participated in Oy OTe 14 re omen and girls, riding on 20 fle willing to pay almost any price in about double that number of ¢ transplanted glands, there are as orated automobiles, and with ful surgeons who will do thes eral hundred others on foot, fe rocession about 10 bi and there are bands of kié ing & P who guarantee to bring ip he participating organizat husky victim pointed out to the, numbered more than 30 and, No trace has been found of; of them being affiliated pera gang of gland pirates who plied ; church or being supporte i seph Wozniak with liquor, gigi by churches or their anal : ining a sponge filled parade carried the impression chloroform over his head, ehurch ocularly mibtant, jr . u him into an automobile and sight in the downtown bese om to some unknown spot whe Church Guarding Womanhoc on deprived him of oneof# Vozniak is recovering) He says he can fife The first float, epitomizing theme of the parade, was that of Board of Religious Organizatl the man who bought the Iiqua;: showing a young par yin gave him $10, but he did not mes with another, representing — faces of the four men who é tian faith, at her right a , him into the automobile, nor on the float typified certain o he remember anything of the arts, but the impression sives After it was over and the float was that of the ch he was stil] uncon he was guarding young womanhood. The ied ‘en nt lot and left ¢ or seven characters were take riec acant . Believe “here Were Two Vig Police now believe there wer ! y our Foretsn victims. Wozniak had a compa young students of Washington versity. Mustapha The idea of-religion as the . wark of tender years was Car Minister. I assented. I was con- a giant Pole named Kuchnisky, out further in the second float, sulted. Lord Curzon presided with young and of immense strength. \ of the most interesting of the pr great ability and with great courage trace of him has been fond. T sion, the entry of the Associatic the #> meetings. I want to police have not abandoned the Evangelical Bible Classes. No ihis because of the rubbish’ state- ory that Wozniak might have of a large touring automobile mnents which have been made. Tht ed with one of his glands fora these treaties were prepared the and invented the kidnaping story | irders that they were not Cabinet Secretary.” appease the wrath ofthis youngw Both sides of Reproachful With Critics. but this theory is dispelled i ft en in Kem- The Premier dwelt reproachfully } with the criticisms on charges lev- eled against the Government at the time when the Near East negotta- tions Were in a very critical stag>. Tle said: “The na » 11] peace done f yr” ‘ , tt] i 4 haa so“ 3. . . was a decision ) those remarkable fo oat mnal times such three-mile WEEK, [ road Labor Board today that granted pay te more than of two cents hour naer announcs: of 40.000 an ; i eye, 7 . here | increased ‘ merce of | ment of ry maintenance OO OI Bh hi he was cuspected of connection with way employes. the murder. He also denied he hal struck Charlotte, his daughter, for, defending the character of her) mother during a verbal battle with | him a week ago. | Charlotte Mills, however, told tlie Post-Dispatch correspondent today that since her mother’s death her! home life has been ‘‘very hard.” msi “My father frequently threatens! w me,’ said Charlotte, “and he says, MINER U. > TOOS. ss he intends to have me placed in FROM FAMILY iQ SEE THEM AGAIN was advanced to Four of nine groups of the United Rrotherhood of Maintenance of Way employes and railroad shop workers were affected by the raise. the + ap hi (gee atin. est single group belng common labor- Cs aaa “ x ont x . : Ama raised minimur:n ®& iooth ] O} f n ky otty meg poi n MRS. JOHN YEREB AND BABY... vA 9 neces gy “ ~ ais nd arene " ’ Se ae - - . or — ge + eerie ar . Poe, oS an apenas a eaten ee ye ae 8 + \ - - 2 err ee. Ing oe ee ee ee eee. ee ae a ~ : a r nsctindinmcinatings eanetnand nas coc acing hie a . ee “ie oe TS «a hah PP rit? W aad ers. The decision et treasur ’ 1a cl: : ‘ter lat nave arisen since for the classes affected isen sin ‘ to Daugherty ‘Would Have Meant War. is opinion Afna ne \s .\dine the war Into Eu- the tmnnrtatian rone, 1 have onl think rates of from pa VY " - —— . "+ ‘) 4 | thé present = : it ho I don't think she had | of the miners 10iMme. on in sne a ever | , fo. } _ | osreb has been freed. At thelr walked lopsided and never wanted to | Miners Gave Wer Money. “ out oo the daytime. When | When the telegram came yesterday she came ane at night from the i from her husband she did not have movies she always used to look in| the money to send, but she went to the door as if she were afraid of | her. Phillips farm.” | solicitation hundrecs of telegrams Secretary of labor Says Body Ch ae ‘ : | were sent to Washington in his be- Has Show Incapacitv to : ‘har a was asked if she knew | half. The interest of Congressman AS onown NCapacily | Ol any oO I Y . 1: } : z , 29° eather ic he mae. in her | Rodenberg was enlisted and a thor- Keep Industrial Peace. cel ough investigation ensued, on the Presa. Oct. vara long treaty that hands o? e be Eastern negotiail the ‘ j an Te . t ; 1 Continued Krom Pave One. stoppe¢ e us Iumbassies Not Western Thrace It was made clear at t pro tion unit today that foreign nati ’ vill not have to : ne liqu * for dip- ms war Ant he war ¢ th . Affected. miners strangers sen! rar a into Saloniki. would have f 1914 ins. . J i1tinued his ile ; iowinese cne ’ mor" 3 Wil prope sed } | aa Ss at first by the lroad } r Lane > | “Ff 4 nave . lon ii ro osn! elinke .e BCT ar ‘ ; . ’ ly +7 ] ¢ ‘ Dattl . , . vf. three members (ic se tn oreign +1} ate ALK ation. said the Pre- The confer- of this yeur year had been , _ = Q ‘ “po raiire group who lavorea Ta A . «a | } . tne tnree and por group who favored a muc! ems )] rr? : ence tne ia 123 HnAHOIWwTIGON embassy , toward ae ™= ont CK, : > ereeng 9 » Teta nt Se pe LD esai> + angel train saraatron-oehit vd At “oe ep end SE a - preeser ened min oad oo imon meekly “The es would have been thing that would been the e straits. Gallipoll was Senegalese bat- ’ partme! I : 7 y rey aly ’ ‘ ‘. TTC i , 1a, lla ots borers constitute tis A s , : i fol wed know what the Depar hind continued. will suggest, but they have in min: Semalist ¢ : some nuniber of men } other which liquor can be ha hapnnened would classes follows: aa iave Mappened W I members of the diplomatic CO) . 3a Pat sing of t} to ‘ Ti ; " “}) 7 pe dali . 7 ‘ 1 -- applying ne privileged manner they now held by a very weak ‘ J baa their n of] ‘T° } o , a . ae ; ' , , ‘ i . ‘ pichad, hit } Are t: On with ¢« employes of Southern ailon en = ‘ 74 would be sealed and ca ; +} Turks t cents n 10our, | the rk -" : Bag . the zone with the im-. ¢the atraite : have be 9,86 nen; ; o) cents ar our : ‘GQ BRAVO | 109,864 men; 34 to $5 cen in h munity Sihae aetictas 85,975 men; 35 3.6 1132 for the pri . “spate 4 ; ; ab ¢ : m™ ry? ig éé ’ tale on ve , private OF emhassiés, 0 you think you would have got men, 36 to of C 2, ‘ Other Prohleme Present “J . ° - - = + . . 259 "] .y ad . eC . You would have Zone to oo cents and abov S@ and or The tne ’ , « ranges ol average oer." Sas Kind of an arrangeme: AME 6) next over Ba’ . oe \ anak, oP eer, ashes me ad ie et \ ry ia . ’ ‘ shipped have A > to discernible, even the wheels { enveloped in white, sprinkled tiny pale blue pennants bearin first letters of the organigat name. The sole occupant young woman at a table, engr in a Bible. American Eagle Over Home hTe Children of America LO League, ome of the few particly not having a primary religious pose, presented the largest file * ‘ it Seventeen o¢ 3.009 men, cents f by hour, i , nostiy to roads: 23 celvea penn are rried thre oS “My mother always told me she | ikeared. to. have ugh where had been when she came. through the efforts been largely _ three-mile : fact that he has no money. Bes Ol eingularly fine specimen of phy manhood, 24 years of age and cently married, and the generél lief is that he had been marke surgeon acting for a Weal patient, who employed the gam kidnap him. It is pointed ow aE nat e ss consigned i ee cee to cents, O68 "9 i * 1see * fe) f woe men; ,73* men. OU. pen ie ‘Will ’ Aen le >] if} @ with the rerving crews of French which is provided contract in those tlon for this pilance would pre- ‘to the ips, vent the and for countries No problem the board fn this legally or by é a) ]11- was male of Another eoneern for # ffi common question causing ation of liquor Prohibition would dea’ in the present —_" O the import med) inal purpos jals indicated t rmit eS the, ise . . . 4 & repuiations to domestic Th i medicinal svstem. of ed. mada nm fo) he 34 officers lteht some offictals _— or or oe MESSENGER BOY FOUND DEAD SMASHED — rig! arise, the IS NEAR BICYCLE | » | : , couid brought oO 5 | +¢ in ba eearched , it‘=- ~ Nelda , if ‘ i three-r AT) They “4 . 4 al garded such surd WN FOOTRALL RONTERS FAIL DEAD DURING TENSE PLAYING Man. 60, at Meveland and Univer. sity of Illinots Sophomore at T'r- bana Victims of Excitement. d Atanociated Press CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 14.—In the midst of a spectacular advance in the first period of today’s footha]] Sebenrtes. game between Case School of Apn- Mrs. Mathilda Vogelpohl, 75 years Pled Sclence and Wooster College old, of West Main and Thirty-sey-| Pere. a Case rooter fell dead, appar- 'enth streets, Belleville, died at 7 p. °?'Y ee with excitement m. yesterday at St. Elizabeth's hospi- Case carried the ball to Woos- tal, Belleville, of internal injuries *®” 5 five-yard line. The name of the suffered Monday morning when ™4n was Said to be G. H. Kappel, 6 struck by an automobile driven by Years old, of Cleveland Ernest Nannay of 4116 North Blev- enth street, St. Louis. Mrs, Vogel- pohl was at first said to be suffering with a fracture of the right arm ASf*imption Continued From Page One. if AS en ee ee eee ee meee - oe —_— — skull and fracture of the left shoul: der, suffered two hours previously when struck in front of 2999 Law- ton boulevard by an gftomobile driven by Noah Denham, 20, a negro mechanic of 2221 Chestnut street. Denham was arrested two hours after the bov died and {fs held for a Coroner’s inqueat. Lee - nm, ' _— lrif ‘ks, participated and, mounted police W in the long line. Mra. Helen B. Paulsen, “tB *r Gooxe Lady.” and psychok Birle wh, will De titre of ill s men clalre #scs S36 a K, (sirls’ W Mor, OW at VW ”

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a an ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATC SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER is. 1990 =} FT OF MANS | i! tk ma KS u LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — - _- a “ P —_ > ae + - ee A A tt Se a SPENCER COMING HUME 10 STUMP OR BREWSTER mWNTOWN P ARADE Board of Religious Organizations Fioat. MUSBAI D OBTAINED } SIGNING OF ARMISTICE AT 4 00 Tig ky Rh oA srt og tag ¢ re OR ers MUDANIA A DRAMATIC EVENT Ismet Pasha Shed Tears When, After Victory, He Got Instructions to Accept Allied Which Headed Girls ee Week Parade SE LL LOLOL OSE ee UGH AD GON AER FORTUNE _oewe ee ee ee need aoe 7 xi “~ e ‘ ms =o tis ) es 4, oe Cine py % 6 ses bene oie se ’ : : Seen . ne é ’ : . a LE as a a. 4 a : ; “Ss oo ” hot OSs bye * . Pde ; 43 ne : : v ave ie Mate eS: a eat ae . 2! Pe - 7 a P ad m 7 ‘k ~ a>” 4 . “ ea - » ; . ‘ 4 ; ss ; “A-* ¥ =} : me. =x i . * 2 , na 7 * “~~. 5 Ne a ne i lap Sought for | ’ Wit cam! 0.000 for the St. Louis Child South King's inish, Navy Fliers ] rating expenses McBride hosp Tro rent ope mae, we. UC. pledged the subscription. have been rece! ing of the cz fvom - lt ton Ho York. $5.0 , Hangar ae hospital, winne r tearrs leading in subscrip- a - _ 4 . j | tions taken, with the amount pledg 7 5 - Fie e 4 ~ 1 ed. follow: Mrs. Hugh McKittrick - . . Jones. $17.735: Mrs. Carl H. ro 7 - - raward A. ex 9 « :_-~ enberg, $15 €13.980: E. B. Stinde T,ouis gq Reaume, Tames Mei Oliver F. Richerd J. Polk, $8.163; Carte $799 , wet: : aor Gp CR ae 48 gfe Lap at ire —% - lunes Russel! Josen} The Rev. the rincinal meeting held at . intra Trice *| Rantist ia 4 _ l- Scpeaner Hote Fecond was genornr] hairman ‘You to ann? this car to them the world money. Fi it? ‘Secon4 hold mak bes - thea Thi« onpne r ’ T ’ _ sai Ho spital. ier at Hotel Chitdrer 7 throuen Childre Teagiie amount has obtai (cas aishiieaniinee Fatal to Woman. Mrs. Mary Rolf, 44 years ©! ld, di at her hom: Athlone avenue Q-29 a. mM from fas } soning. She wnas Tuesda by her hushand upper room of yecte rdayv. ° - a Inagt Fs Three ; . Fr ‘Ha Oat fets were meet a Sai ; Organ o* the Board ad tions in rari et &§:20 p ing Sc} New World Air Record Set in Pulitzer Race: and (en- (;en- he his hea raised his goggles d to look at the Winner Modest Youth. “Mlaughan Tells of Troubles. Nebraska Woman Tells East St. Louis Police He Sold Her Farm Lands $85,000 and Venished. for CHARGE THAT HE TRIED ' TO LET HER DROWN 55 Years Old and Almost Penniless, She Is on Her Way to Home for Soldiers’ Widows ome for soldiers’ nd Isiar Neb., unt eave enougn money ime a two-year search ehe says, drown at an ocean resort, eseocld her estate and dis- appeared with $85,000 In cash, in May, 1920. She told East St. - ont - visited {tn connection from a TLS oO} e aha to res , who, to let her marr ee. | ‘ ‘A » & ‘ Loulfs police wr +} that the man was Henry nerly operated in whom she the search, (yr eher. who a ¢ forr Ad Start of Tronbles. Opening Event of Day. Proposals, Clare Sheridan Writes. By CLARE SHERIDAN. Cable to the New York World and the Post-Dispatch. (Copyright. 1922 INSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 14.— returned from Mudani:s with additional details of the final hours of the conference up the armistice. That was crowded with dramatic incidents, but Henry Franklin-Bouillon’s des- rate efforts for peace triumphed the end. e just that drew Y- , , 4 6A Ss. night telegram he sent to It was passionate, | acceptance lied proposals. the sake of world etatesman iS to accept settlement offered you,” the French esentative declared, adding that no way conflicted with tigre. klin-Bouillon ich he had . ar . : peace your Aas A tne terms in irKISnN pre minirer AS + , In the morning Kem and simple answer was o M. Franklin-Boulllon. suggestion has been adopt- ve authorized His Excellen- Pasha to sign the conven- nediately.” Not What Hie Had Hoped For. Ismet’s eyes filled with tears at ws as he sald: ‘ “T have not got what I hoped for country or what our sacrifices entitled us to,” to which M. Frank- lin-Boutllon with his arm around Is- met’s shoulder answered: fs even bigger the advice of for the.sake of the ne my “Your country to- W orld and Kara- defeate qd the devastated your was’at ient was char- who is some- ous gen- in tne ced typewrit f the do ument h and all to sign Turkish Songs Heard. 16 dark street outside railroad } A ‘*“Toonervill between Detroit three mi} gill its well the gest crowds e\ ] VIE } even ft About 750.000 Saw Classic. grates at Seifridge Field a sporting ‘) hegan haunting if eftands dashed for the seats of sears or ther i i was oli the P ossibility velllng engineers emerge . 74 i ot i rious ts An ericat ‘ was represented narked ‘‘Distin- ‘we ? {oTr- » Ne lec soe & world wie Rr rec f ; 9 ian | heavy ‘e) r Y. Young 7¢ ‘he ee iJ0¥ being when crazy by tinker- cailed smnall lanterns played Turkish music nd soldiers sang the words of the nationalistic songs. At Inter- heard through the open overhead typewriters tap-| ng away at the peace document. setter than the slightly louder of the machine guns that have been,” M. Franklin- ulllon observed to me. The English who had been hither- cold and were talking to Harington, who itly, was laugh- a group of new Vaiss one » 8 OW aloof o Amertlican news- layed piquet while Gen- armchairs with table. Turkish the corners or. paper men f Gerais gat about in thetr feet the journalists slept in mneditatively fingered their bead chains. The still hours went by and beards of men grew visibly dur- ing the wait. The night was calm even still. The band play. Tea was grew less. gned at 6 A. M. blue dawn of the new day at 6 o'clock all were sum-_ moned into the council chamber to witness the signing of the document which represents for Turkey the new era of a new nation. In uncanny silence the documents were handed around from Gen. Har- ington to the Italian Gen. Mombelli, to Ismet Pasha, to the French Gen. Charpy. The Greeks were not pres- | ent, and Ismet announced the Greek | Gen, Mazarakis refused to sign, “but on the sea was inued to Document Si , , At last in the rope, Senator Will Arrive Tues- day; His Itinerary Being Arranged by Republican State Organization. Post-Dispatch Bureau. 20 Wyatt Bullding. WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.—Having cleared his desk of the work accum- ulated during his recent trip to Eu- Senator Spencer said that he would arrive in &t. Tuesday and shortly would take the stump for R. R. Brewster, Republican nominee for the Senate, and the other candidates of the party In Missourl. He said that an itinerary was being ar- anged for him by the Republican today Louis thereafter | State organization, at whose disposal he would place himself. Spencer said that, while {in | #¢. Louis, he would consult with Re- publican politicians regarding as- pirants to two Federal ofifces now held by Democrats—the United States marshalship and the office of Col- lector of Customs. He added that ;as yet he had given no consideration to the filling of the places. He re- _ called having received a letter from the St. Louis County Clean Blection League opposing County Clerk Sel- bel, an Essen adherent, for the mar- 'Shalship or any other office, but said that he had not replied. Until the field of candidates for the two offices had been canvassed, Spencer it is understood the allies will sign | 82id, it was impossible to say what nevertheless.” were the chances of any individual The tension was broken hy a fr preferment. newspaper man who fell with hig In his campaign speeches Spencer kodak from a table on which he wag 82!d that he would talk especially i one steppeq ®bout teh tariff, international rela- tions and the accomplishments of the Harding administration. For the Tariff Bill. =» tn “I shall, of course, uphold the the ariff bill,” the Senator said. “Ex- persion has proved that a tariff to protect American industry is as fun- jamental a necessity as ever. I shai! emphatically commend the Wash- ington arms conference and show that freedom of the Untted States from entangling European alliances, joined with willingness to co-oper- ate toward the solution of world problems in which the United States s interested, is the wise policy of this administration. “Achievements of the, tion*to be stressed are its meastires of economy and its efficiency, which has placed the United States in the front rank in the post-war recon- struction of the world. Tha effec- tive manner in which it has served the agricultural interests of the na- tion is particularly noteworthy. Never has so much been done for agriculture as in the last two years.” Points to “Vindication” of Newberry. Asked how he would reply to erl*- ies of his defense of Newberry in the Senate, Spencer indicated that he would lay emphasis on the renomina- tion of Senator Townsend in Michi- gan, which he regarded asa “vindi- cation” of Newberry at the hands of ‘apt. St. the Republican voters of that State. by Capt. While declining at this time to forecast the line he would take in discussing the wet and dry issue, Spencer left the inference that the policy espoused by Brewster was en- ac ooptnme. to him. the docnuy General to nent passed General a strange came from the Greeks the harbor. ‘A groan from (jreeks,"’ some one observed, and in- id seem like a final protest people whom the confer- concerns and who at no took part in the discussions. 9 were disposed of as though they id not am One Cr1Ce most time unai gppeechesg, | gton declares all met angers hu art as friends, and tke h: Har- the maintains his iperturbablility and MM. ly llon, pointing through window at the war hips in the is the last minate the ' ‘mn. Hari rf Rae > ATi? A8 stra they Gen. under administra- Pay, Whispers to me time those fate of the ree. hs raphoned from the Pulitzer It is to be irst up will be AVY racers, three high-speed pursuits and Thomas-Morse MB-7. Biro Booths are piloted vid R and Lieut the Sperrys by Barksdall, Lieut. judges’ the mavv by Lieut. Ste- itfenhouse (“a if wa sugene H announcement doesn't ba . 7a r . ae get hand than the pre- a championship prize- crowd come out tirely lat those much-dis- |=" like. .None in this race It looks as if the 'S0s noted in history as the dec- the birth of the birdmen. The were born in 1894, The oldest go back nf p 7 . nas - - 18S jobs are pliots entered home pylon is another 10 miles. faughan took the air after a re- markable short taxi and circled gracefully over the grandstand for the get off for momentum when the judges timed him at the starting line His motor had a sweet, mellow, humming note. His get-off was nouncer in the tim- from an altitude of 1900 feet, almost doesn't need a mega- a mile away. But a quarter of a led out: “The first mile before reaching the starting ‘Yr Diane is Just taking the af." line he dived at a 75-degree angle ‘apt. Mulea] The time is 1:65. and crossed the line like a bullet at ext up is Lieut. Calloway, then a height of 60 feet. Garkedale owed by Johnson and Maughan in Service in France. just announced Maughan is 29 years old. He was has withdrawn. born in Logan, Utah. He starte out in Hfe to be a farmer and hac already graduated from the Utah Agricultural College, when the war ame along and tossed him into the He has bee : Foghorn John- ys Ji fD Ist ca have ’ ’ 7 . . ’ 4s f 4 h , . 00-foot score boards, vis- | of the field and wear.ng wireless ca headplieces, kept the cockpit of an airplane. informed of the progress of there ever since. relay. An amplifier with a opening told of happenings Point and the United cruiser Dubuque. It {is 11 miles a fraction from me pyion on Belfridge Field (Faukle Point captive bal- par ts rnien “foot Unlicensed Hunter, 18, Fined $25. John M. Jones, 18 years od, of Valley Park, pleaded guilty of shoot- ing at song birds and hunting with out a license Friday before Justic« of the Peace Sturdy at Valley Park , as the second pylon.' He was fined $25. Jones wag ar- the cruiser the rested by Deputy Game and Fish the cruiser to the Commissioner Wiemever. I Specialize On DISEASES al: and DEFECTS of the f As a Physician, Oculist and Optician I have served many thousands during 25 years’ practice in St. Louis _& ’ GLASSES are prescribed only when needed and manufac. tured under my personal supervision. No ai- eereernaeeee secrete —=—- vided responsibility. One moderate for he entire service. Any necessary changes required during the first year are made FREE OF CHARGE. INVISIBLE BI-FOCALS are moderately priced beth elegans and «atiafying. * pity —o “ » PERIFUSED LENSES are the last word tn optics, they eliminate a! diffused raye of light. YOU SEF BETTER THEY LOOK RETTER—YOU FEEL BETTER COME IN AND LET US DEMONSTRATE G. MORITZ, M. D, "HE ocutsr- s 9 s ad o CIAN My ». boot on the Eye. exposing the eye clinic graft, giving much om}. nluahle eve micupstion FREE. Ask for one. at (;aukler'’s State a anc aLiita snry ead > s+ te 1 (in liK if} t ie } ’ y ‘Tes. a em eee EE RN EAE NE emt, saa reels erm ete ep mlm a siihinetenesdiae cele plcatiesatit ten. wy eee ee ~ | tae <i oete = renee HN La ee eR i ee Ss ee eee sonia os Wt Gote <ie OMY 4% n " red Baa 2 edie, 2 ee eee OF eA OT AR al eg

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e Src Com bined. OCTOBER ft — a on -~ IC DIP “Schooner Henry Ford ¥ Wi Up-to-the | BABY PARADE BIG | Children on Prize-Winnting Float in Baby Parade at EDUCATOR’S PASS, . ae = st Bluenal News and HT AT FERGUSON'S” Ferguson Celebration and Girl Drawn by Great Dane | SED ON POLITICAL - andi. Gloucester Ship Beats Rivals to Earn Pla f : ey — we , , y et eh ae Fe a TRIPS IS REVOKED Battle Against Canadian. eo, a ea ee . *. oo | : i - J2MES B. CONNOLLY. F ised his mat : - SS Se, gta é : . 7 : ay : , issour! By J* | | mainsheet 50, All Dressed Up, Take Se be ~ | : ; a oe . 7s Be. P ra > 2. ste ~ F (AY Ne, -. President Bush of M Famous Writer of Sea “tories. Wino , [U T! hi ‘ ST! LOUIS POST-DISPA TCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST- DISPATCH alone Pid Ra, 3 Pasek that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and th — = ous _—— ———_ — $$ — + Se ——— - ce aa ' .ne Dig head ‘fi- Acts in Case of Will Cover the Races Between the Howerd. the same “hich balaty Part In Ceremonies for , b. § , To cific cts 1 M Canadian and American Fishing mn front of the Ford tm | . x. rx: = . we SF ie ‘ oa ' é Rs . =: ~, : ) = ° In e- Ve filled bellied pl. - ; r Mi | Se Se = er | 5 ) pratt Cone } Chancellor of Linco wind. The ¢ad ont Opening of Mile of Con- | , ww OP Gast. 2 | z — md i : GLOUCESTER, Mass., Oct. 14.—| 0a bh. » fone ae P : ; + eS - “ Gee fos DR. HILL MADE TO picked by the Americes Bi od-by, hailing: a , HORSESHOE CONTEST 9?) ged’ e : ‘3. Declares Politics Had reachinj "38 1d. beating te Court in Street; Dance on @& = 82 2, Ko po es | ‘F Pe oN sa Be Nothing to Do With — herself wi Pavement at Night Closes . 5. | > s “ — > - an x ‘ . “4 is ‘ s b - ‘ . on which the houses h ils an t ins a : : oe : : i herland C ‘Ter snder an In rhursday, when the Howard. with oo headed a: avi isers Sacait £uso0on, starting _ —> _ oe ~~ ~~ . ds “ 2 7? . : : a. ee ~~ Be KE Ree as ae Ease ~~ m1 iSsion nw | tte 1 ail asda a. iia rd ig starsail seen for.the trees rT was th iar , » Sg eager ee a ie —_ 7 . ’ 4 omn mission ru mi lead, carried away 2 topm®st. s i stayed « f a! h $ RSS 6 ek Or OES SEF os eee : : '* £ ww uch privileges to ecucatot™ Start Breaks Records race won then sor the dedi: ation of iii@ mi ye ~ SS ws - 5 >: x we. - = rd - = * * »! : ‘ ~ Se ec ~* “Se Mie %: “ . , 4 ’ \s . Ps " : o #4 ve 7 ei: : . ts 4 h 5 q with Uz tt she foot concrete paving on Fic BRAY SS a roed, the principal avenue wi: h city limits, and the first of a long Diana Lloyd, drawn string of decorat utomobiles was C. ease ' + Per ¥ ety ecandaeintods tin: ineierntglltsiiilas oN ie eset sett) dein A: Ain aglins sa. ; r | ae ‘a : “ ** 3 me | . = ~ Y . . ‘ veyiy . y ss o [i a r¢°7} ; 2 7 Span s Hardly a dozen persons were or: a Dy / Se 4s | ee : ene Oe, 3 3 ele Alb NF Aig _ of railorad | racine this main street, although it and th 1} Ss i > SOT? Vi Og Q tae , | = 9 soe he - potteien! « fs : - abutti ng bulldings were gav . h ; —* . . = > ; j ? i fees and bunting. More bom! dian Ca i Da 1gn 172 Reed Meeting agi HH yoomn i ‘ De? dip eek AO) VR on tigate tabely oe or ee MBE A ym Tele - “wy wee pte ploded at regular intervals, and rving women and sti f ; Ata: Edmond Cherbonnier and Eleanor and Carol Meyer. on prize-winning | vs nnee rad , — o hen fiivvers” appea: h i 7 . . Hov vever. Wh Mention flo n 7 parade. ; ; a > ‘ a a. 4 2 T . ~\./ - -* - . . : -— ——- te outclassed by 2 sn h mag 4 Brings Srolodeed Ap- | MOUTH NRGAN Sf 1S : a 5 eke wiles red “pt 3 ming by vessel vet neare-: 26! REFUGEES OF SEA nificence of their erstwhi! ru ‘ aes i ~—s ink al a ; he judges’ -? whi happened T , and pitted sister-street. 7 . . Carrolton, Mo. Post- Dispatch Radio . = des royer 7 i Ths Ai SAN FRANC: SCO = The church bells began ring: HII, who made speeches last weex! Brophy could not give way with-' yo = - 9 ae a s . ‘ Broadcasting Station BROADCAST RY C | ,, » Cite. Sed ' v5 It losing position, Pin euld ‘fn ater me ao ae _ sg a4 r rage 5 a i ria By staff Correspond | + . & “ws ‘ mie fed vy Th _ Bie ‘ “ rrri it the gi raw rithout | I two or bree , : cone men the first auto-| PY * SM» Corporat UE ues deneanent was K SD serests of the, Repubiican pats, minutes, “The Yankee Kept coming: py miwstet fae Sul i] marade reached t) PO | The iquor Issue Discussed. = nt : | effe ity to Se- the Howard was jamp6d yet nearer caw FRANCIS . intersection of Cham road with | studied avoidance of the men’ ' * : : : easnamgioagele Daily Schédule: linia apt yg fissouri Pacific pass the Tathet. he Saates balk ee. sg : yee os :40, 10:40, 11:40, | cenit 0, 1:40, 2:40, 4:00 nmampders Fw ‘ : - a+ : ~ ‘ é rea , Bae « Ws ‘ :" Wel 2 = ’ > . . . . > . ; ‘ : : gi : ; , . . w. rTUIC 4 OT rh 0 : . 4484904 Hiaué 122 . — ~~ a _ sxterded hy ‘hy 2 1 1s Re rin 7D nas i x : nervy? ¢ tas »iumtes wae a = Three Mayors on Hand. rom an audi pditndiieen aig pr ? -3 was which e i suc irtesies to edi- evidentiy ¥ : cam ansp¢ homas — - — > - ~ --* > -- . - =x : . ‘ 3 : - . ; # ” >» 7 } : : ; aT he id ¥T if “7 ] ~ pected : . Ait = = " 2 . ’ = ~ . . * : “ “a “ ‘ é . i = f . . x “4 sich I : ex! : r 7 > > a — - _— . 7 ¥ - +. ; . . 7, » — . » ee eens eae nee one ee ae a a , _ we 8 A RG RN ne - RMY s oaing sen My CURIS Cube Hk 8 NP Mh Be cai ” * pect e itt tat ® nae Meme ity Fy ’ F Ui = SOpae,. kas - orale .~ tae ere. ee ae ie hachh-salbs toes Gee Nea i dua aes ohn poeneane: eS. taeme © anal afd te entre ine + ee N r Aad ers age Paes oan sede ma . . ~ — " m4 a + huetyyeens ine " ee. ae ~ - - oo) » on » Sea eee on i hed the > tomorrow. 4 au? huondre : ‘as burned & Her charred ee , ' ° oe towed BE =Wonderful Interfere ise of the fie fe-tive witha Pikeway Tack according to the Thomas. t that the GF nerliv the @ | 7 | at pera oo con rich ‘der Oe Weight and experiene "an e era : e ~~ —— . A ; ; i . 4 . > AG m 24% +4 , ’ = 2 i 4 : : ™ i ee : “i : es t an Craig Cot?- re heing seated. 0 | | the passes granted to a3 ‘nots. It was a great bu ss then assigned he Paciffe smooth-running Kansas Ag road ctual build it, Uberty lives in 1 : | 3 Kammer | met be hie to « : Ok] : | syage sg Weems ao s aol pecting to see the veteran Aggie ie mough and deep er uffrage Vote Explained : le W ! fe =e Oy sagem ‘ah cha See nah apie he iiticteg Mire 9 se gagging OE oe St un away with the game. 1 leer — -uere was PPp:2 ; r.”” he : father G 3 ae Papas Nr bE CRS wai? 9 Ba — , ee 2 me quarter, and ha t not b ro ern ee | = i f not nearly eng ) AN 1 : ~ ¢ a B. Pau ey | : — "| eects eae Bek iieiaaie ebb isi © Aya ealbarape Fis ae ae “ae 6two Piker miscues which c lie Es el ies ee ee ee =r : : th - : ~ ag ‘5 frst . RE GO NTR Oe te en eee SE a ee RR ee | sero neal the profit of their opponent there were no ba! Rai , REE OE sl ts | er and 1 wife ougnat | + ae. Br fig (pee Ee : 19 es eee ee i Sal aa 7 = ee aan os 7 Pikers might have held their eo he ee os oh Mieco item a an Ovation | ed : y ad ‘ a mn = oss 3 ietiiines tnt Me rau - and tas rned it ft my fa- , | ' i a “ paaeig REET IL inal le ae siatinis® cae, ee phe | a2. a4 ie ee Me othe The splendid interference riggaeame i vb > .S Ver) 1 Ova- tt! é et his w -a] e3 r-G pile we i preset 2 mS at Wildcats piayed an important ‘ in the strugsie. It was not thr the Piker line that the Wildcats their most consistent gains, & Sweeping end runs behind @ terference. Supplementing tt gie interference was the occa ly atrocious tackling of the Which twice required four or attempts before the runner x iwi > - ‘er ae cana area haga SADA ORAR Niet AARNet mAs. Ra ¥. bh ’ Sci MN 3 A S200 Ww s, Wa Fy ; | " ' a’ . . . , 8 ' in i ee : | fea ro | = sirariaarric te | “a lay ' irs C ] a “Ere =f; rill be made u; eacenatiens vee 4 cnet alma , _ Spposed to excel, Coach 2 | Thomps: won i he 2-year- , 7 Salt eeeuce ar + = = eee ae Sanis* he mete wns writer. Y.iiiia ee 2 eatmiaitieeies dak Siam STORES _™en gave an exhibition that “i Givision. Mary France aze!l ; ' ra ffrmrar The Tr 8 aie Reais rie — : Quickly fade from memory. i Bee te one id ana OSS ——— _ — , on aE eos = r- and Locust streets caused him to re- /team eucceeded tn four of ft Thomas Bremer > carriea St.‘ bb " ee Ee : aa UPnrias Helen Kammerer en Soprano: turn home and obtain an education _ Sttempts to pass, ‘but the Pik Andrew's authentic golf kit. took th FRIENT SWIND x : at ial ee en etetiinine ITALIAN SOVEREIGNS ON WAY wire ra Marashlain. violin ae ee ee eee _ Tomorrow ‘ forts were not only good for onors tn the . ; ‘le ' ee ae aise: hemali ion thon Faic * yardage. spectal prize pero car Oo saa ins mao aad HOME AFTER VISITING LIESE wut were diresty atble for both the Red and garet Haskell and Danna vit . ‘ the | thr “friend.” and a al | _ touchdowns. olackened and vellow-skir:ed. as ths ~ Ont mee on ee Os go ae > — a and Queen and | The Passing combination of Gold Dust Twins, because th z- \ heme. Las rab ee tage Mba peta, of \W\ : _ Poo! and Thumser ts destined uwiar prizes were for only one bh Oe ae ; eee nin’ ate bate : Piest Dead. Turn to ILL MAKE THEIR " come celebrated tn Valley cire and one girl fn a class Edm: «the second quarter Claypool erbonnier and Jordis Land | need Pet in Box, but When 100%, Cootsined’tne “Mende” en thelr domein from Liege tad P ini WEEKLY BARGAINS pee am TB - -o] las wht t tained Priend’se”’ rot) ; ris 1 Liege i ® £08 = ec ciccace! He Opens It Cash | — CS hustle mp tcf art 8—Page 35 ! te ;: > ) © See ie rel ee eed ae a a ee ee Mere » RC ME li 9 hE AAS oy ct te a wan aera ye Oh or > o _— ate x St. Aneel ; . 1, Fe igre ALAR EI Bee an AE tena Tete a est + italia tite A! bint ate a en peor POV RE od PMN Oe . ren Ft OLENA BI OIE EDA PERRIN MT ET ~ a - z . LS ang NR SET Pe a | : Rndiiont ais Rext quarter, Claypool a] watch an exih: bitio OR ten nnts marr a 3 - ; 3 ‘Mopings ar 4 er. 4 - 3 mae tengo Mat . : ‘Mhrew the ball accurately to between Wray Brown and K2-! is oraaae her bund! ipping Rel a te : , For Announcement of Special OFFERINGS Fz for a 25-yard gain, puttis Kamman on a court marked cf? o: —— : ole @ral aeiidiidagnnea a ee wit r : : Fe on the Aggies’ one- the new pavement and other athle*i- ters ci ntents of £260 « e an has of Liege, hel Demonstration of the _ Green anes 2] . ~ ® then plunging over. ni i further down the new stre-+. a Se * ker, told = CHANGE i DRY LEADERSHIP siaught was an intercepted Pik [® see Mayor Nolte lefe : te An r ee 0 ce as i Boe Sse | 2 midfield that started the Mayor Kiel at horseshoe pitch’: } distribute a legacr ; s204, lets OF MISSOURI DIVISION MADE hie P ee wreaths up the graves —= poarch to their first touchde Street Dance at Night. iis “eiiemen amear the ac Bee A it: the avant tae Geek ee 3 ‘Maring the ball. A series ean was srovitted at the Meth- he feund himse 7 1a909 rer Chiefs at Kansas City and Minnmeap- entrained amid a cheering leat 7 ae bucks and end runs by & come st and Lutheran churche Car- through the mantou!s of two tin elie to Exchange Office i Se ss ‘i = . . : Bears quickly put the bali on ee a, g manner reminiecent of th ry - bs | + he 7 ~ Florissant road is an mportant days later Pete orening at qiisciant road ie an important days later Pete called om Daroncherk Division Crist of General’ Proton, een eine, the oven Ww October WANT PAG | cooper Pereughfare commecting Wellston, amd they took a walk. meeting an- tic _ + Ty oj tence ., Washington University of a course ednesday, © 18 me. Im the second quarter «an St. Louis ane the Populous A atriat ather Serbian . , #' : eo “tj UaAs he! a? ar ineome fax should not he enn. M. Bs bad would exchange places fused to apply to the course conduc?- At 10 A. | _ on oe — os . rt t ml Vuncan, divisional chief : ef Natural Bridge. St. Charles and $3200 from his father. which he orig media ' al chief ed 3 De a eeeereres for the Pikers + s a : . ‘ . * -~ ~ ee streets roads, with Ferguson. wished to give to charity and was “ setataieted| ee chamber at the Yr M. C. A. The uti N es 2 Pe t On the next play . as ie eries eral prohibition ents tr: Min- u > ’ ‘ . Oriesant. and the nerthern part of i king Gass bomest men ta fn ven ge basso ‘s , courses are entirely seperate. the ewe 0 or ar 0 o. “4 amayy, and by brilliant he county. Automobile drivers have for him | Se a oe Dakota, Washington T niversity course © pid “furriea the ball 25 yards . t : had : - ‘. . : > _,. ' Lae eompiained of the stretch ‘n Fee- * ate ina Nebraska are supervised ing particulariy with fudicial : j as ns - . H @ Raronchuck ce frau: the Sieintenat ténQeunriors at (ate ith judicial dec Distributors , , topped. A pass, Cl j{208. a: om ace oune? of rough a: ide- a’? ent a at * trhherited . Jeo. 7 oe Fa a ea et wa 4 . : *: aes eo o, sie, 2 4 dg ~ ; & 4 ‘ ‘in ‘ P Tt ey “ . ¥ My 92 Pe AE ed NR LDR po a A a A Nt > AON ET NER te eRe ta

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SUNDAY ¢ een 16. 1999. ‘ord Wilt Wi ll Bl tien OSe is to Earn Place inf nadian. ased hie mat: Uli. big eee a | siern REFUGEES OF SEA ARE DUE SAN FRANCISCO TOMORROW tigation Into Third Former in Ship Mishap Under T. §. mae eeceed | to Be Thorough. Associated Pr ; FRANC Isc O, Oct. at the sea, the the passengers and « City of Honolulu them in the 14.—Refy- rew of tn when flames ship's boats 63° southeast of Ssh Francisco day morning, are approaching 1ainiand today aboard the army ort Thomas. e Thomas is expected to make Some time tomorrow. The City Onolulu was burned to ‘the re level. Her charred ant ed hulk will be towed in later ssible. € probable cause of the fire was as a defective wiring in the a cabin, according to the mes- from the Thomas © to the fact that the City of plvlu—formerlyv the German. Friederich der Grosse—is th: i of former German ed the Pacific Coast to in ishaps, it is be- f the inv. iv +), a ine liners to srerjiove mM thorough. puth Concealed youth who said he was Frank as. 19 vears old, of Pittsburg. held by the police for investi- Dn, having been found under a of mail sacks ina Chicago &€ mail car when it arrived at Siation yesterday. Mail clerks; ing out sacks uncovered To the police he said he dig? cnow how }, rot in the caf. aid he knew he had been robbed 26. in Mail Car. OOD TORES omorrow THEIR RGAINS NGS 1 MENT in the PATCH GES way ed 8 estigation will be un-@ © Up-to-the Min Lin wte News and Views DAY. LOUIS POST-DISPATC y Al P—LOP OL O\°M0e Wel al eal ah ea es Stark, of Kansa ~~ Ore ee ee — SS NV AAAAAY i SN a a a ll as Aggies. Making ee ee ee T. L i a ee Photos By Experts anc’ Comment ST. ST. LOUIS SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15, 1922 —_—— First Touchdown Against Wa i i i a aa an a ae ee a i ishington Recovers Fumble. m the Second quarter an Agzie » on the visitors’ 43-yard me red for the Pikers by Cap / On the next play eae ped and. by brilliant running | Ethe ball 25 yards before he! - A pass, Claypool to, “added five yards, and then r tor the Pikers’ first score. CONNOR lhe years. The Pikers then carried the hext | ithe battling was ev Stark, the Wildcats’ most consistent | gainer, crashed off the tackie | lover for the touchdown 4a A series of line| kicked gcal. £ f varsity football, tere 4 Then came the first) ikers, when Bill) injured Cantwell | over Thum-, ser’s head, the latter recovering Dde- | Smoothrunning Kansas Aggie football team defeated the fighting | 2 to 14 at Francis Field yesterday afternoon. | ‘ PAOLO _AVLWIPLLP APL AA DE It Might Be Worse POPOL PA LOLOL Wash. (14) Pos. Kan. Aggies (22) pec Bales Munn Left tackle. . Nicholson ° Left guard. .Capt. Hahn ) .Hutton . Right euard Schindler ( .Right tackle .Staib » ‘Right end Left halfbac k Substitutions: Wasnteston--Eies for Cantwell, Kurrus for Gould, Dugdale ‘ for Hutton, Tancil for Thumser, Weber , for Claypool, Hutton for Kurrus, Cant- well for Fries. Kansas Aggies—Doolan for Sebring, Steiner for Hahn, Laswell for Schindler, Clemons for Sears Per- | ham for Hutton, Ewing for Nicholson. Officials: Fred Young (Illinois Wes- leyan), referee; John Griffith (Albion }| College), umpire; W. Lampke (North- > western), head linesman. Score by quarters: 10. 2Q@. 3Q. 4Q. 9 0 6 Washintgon 7 0 Points scored: PI oT EE, downs, Thumser and Greene; goal from | touchdown, Schnaus (2). Kansas Ag- es—Touchdowns, ~ goal from touchdown, Seb- Sebring ; Safety: Washington, Thum- oe (2). ) 5 \ ! iS Right halfback. Brandley = Fe ee i It was the first time the Pikers had/| erossed the Aggie goal line in tw9 Schnaus kicked the goal. the Aggie territory and into — en until Halfbaci« | A half dozen Pi- tried to tackle him before ser brought him down on ‘he 'Piker 25-yard line. Swartz. benind ference, circled left end for /kers placed the ball Sears plunged -foot line. on the one nd Sebring After the kick-off / 30-yard line. ing hard and on eq Quarterback Lyle, ual terms, playing his first fumbled for a 10-yard loss. break against the P Fries, replacing the at center, shot the ball hind his own goal for a safety, giv- ling the Aggies two points. Another Pass Goes Through. Thumser again stepped into the limelight in the third quarter. gr rcepted a pass on his own” SI's splendid heave 1 D008 sntercer Continued on Next Page. . gies 5. Stark, Sears and | damned the Middle West and here ) under the last sea- gon’s coach, was victorious over the Ranken Trade School football team vesterday, 14 to @. Yeatman scored | in the second quarter and again in the last minute of the final period. Hannegan Fullback Charley missing from the North Enders’ line- up due to a badly will probably be on ‘three weeks. The lineup: Position. «ePeeece eeeteteeever | Bowers. Drews.. Pabst.. Muchow. .Right tackle Stremmel.-cceee-- Right end ... Engler..+ccese-Quarterback .« .. Rignt halt Left half Fullback Officials: Referee—Murphy. Haller. Head linesman—Barr. Scoring—Touchdowns, Yeck 1, renched knee. He. the shelf for | Right guard .Springneiter . Underwvod Kreplin Sun jack of an experienced quarterback. | Walker |'Goals converted after touchdown, Yeck 2. Score by quarters: , 8 | Yeatman | Ranken a Umpire— 'was a young man from just such a ‘despised town sauntering through | _ the Yale ltne to victory. Perhaps) saunter is hardly the word. It was) Parkin’s ability to swirl which made | him a hard back to stop. Whenever | ‘a Yale man touched him Parkin be- | came a dervish and spun loose again. | Indeed, he seemed to be downed at I the time he made his touchdown. Mike Eddy, the Yale lared him about five yards from the goal line and threw him, but Parkin |rolled and stretched the rest of the) | distance, traveling, like an army, on) his belly. Yale Rallies in Second Half. Yale rallied gamely in the second half and kept Iowa on the defen- | sive. In the last quarter the Eli ‘eleven made a magnificent advance | of 566 yards in ding dong fashion and was) | line. carried the ball to lIowa’s 14-yard for this march, fened. On the third down Wight of shrewd football. Yalé threw a forward pass over the liye which was grounded for a touch back and Yale’s last chance It did not seem Ilike If the pass had been made to one side short of the goal line Yale might have tried one more in the event of failure. Indeed, Yale was handicapped vitally by the Neidlinger lived up to his reputa- | indig- | “he comes from West Water- | | left end, col-/| Fourteen rushes were required | and at last Iowa stif-| was on | hand to see the work of Lineup and Summary mi, Towa. — . Position. asta R. sli whe bx bd Hancock . Parkin. : Shuttleworth. L. H. B. Miller ) Locke, C... at Scere by periods: Iowa > Yale f Iowa Parkin. $< O'Brien, ; L. Fultz, Brown. is Magidsohn, Michigan. Head '§ linesman—F. E. Birch, Earlham. . Time of pcriods—i12m. ‘ re | of their passes never even got start- ed. No less than three times th« Yale back assigned to toss the bal! was downed while he peered help- _lessly over the field looking for an uncovered team mate to whom hi _could shoot the ball. Courage Yak had and power. There was also a distinct adaptability for in the sec- ond half the Blue team had com- pletely solved the Jowa attack and | stopped it dead. Victory for the Jones Family. Looking back at the game the margin between the teams was not great. Iowa gained 116 yards by rushing in the whole fame, a5 against Yale’s 111. But Iowa also had the additional advantage of making 40 yards by forward pagses compared to none for Yale, and, of course, what is still more important, Iowa had six points. . Despite the outcome the victory re- mains in the Jones family. Howard. who coaches Iowa, is the senior of his brother Tad, and it is perhaps ‘fitting that his should be the vic- | tion as a fine running back, but his | tory. ' | judgment was not impressive. Still -of plays at his command was dis- | 6— 9| tion in the Yale attack. There was PENN’S’ FORWARD PASSES By the Assoc tated Press. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. sity defeated the Marylanders, 12 The visiting team did not | strongly on the defense, taking the ball from Penn nine times on downs. on forward passes, right end throw and rushe line. third period on a peautiful lon standing near the goal line. | touchdown. The lineup: Pennsylvania (12). | Fairchild ‘tol. | = 2 ..Right tackle Right end ) Score by periods: Pennsvirania Maryland Pennsvivania Ertresvaag 2. thy. Germantown Academy. Cosgrove. Cornell. Field Jud iton. Yale. ee Ww ington and Je pi aay minutes Re a “Cha rie. U a —_ 14.—The {t'niversity of Pennsylvania oygreed team did not have as easy A with the sturdy eleven of the eisoane of Maryland as it expected, but to 0. DEFEAT MARYLAND, 12-0 show but the de- t times was like @ stone wall, ovr at least did the rushing and Maryland (0). Both Penn touchdowns were made | the first in the) o4 when Carl Ertresvaag. | 0 6s ye ape e Capt. Miller's long d the ball over the | Iowa's 91. The other was scored in the | gold and black made a husky ap- and gave the ball to Parkin. g hurl | pearance and seemed made by Tex Hamer to nig od the missed both tries at a goal secneed, | hardly more than the suggestion of | - aerial attack. Not a single for- ‘ward pass was completed by Yale team and at least 60 per cent the | A good crowd turned out for the Meyer 1. it must be said that the assortment game, but it was far from capacity. The 30,000 on hand fairly rattled 4 T.\tinctly limited. There was no decep- | around in the big bowl. The Jowa delegation was small, but enthuélas- tic. When they rushed to the fleld after the game they could accom- plish little more than a gartersnake ‘dance. In the First Half Yale Gained Only 12 Yards by Rushing to9] for Iowa The first half seemed to be a duel) ‘between Parkin and Mallory. Parkin» which put the ball on Yale’s 30-yard Mallory the | 'stopping. This was Iowa's half. In| the first two periods Yale made not a single first down and gained ge 12 yards by rushing compared - to’ The visitors wearing old even heavier | big Yale team. They were | 'nervous at first and fumbled badly. As a matter of fact both teams | | handled the ball loosely throughout | | ad the errors came at critical mo-. ments. : lowa won the toss and received the kick-off but fumbled on the next play. Yale reciprocated and Iowa recovered only to fumble again. It was Yale's ball on Iowa's twenty jher attack swiftly. ing, swirling, twisting, rolling run ne. Parkin Rolls Over the Line. A line plunge and a short for- ward pass left Iowa a little short of another first down but after a long argument Iowa 414 the obvious He found a hole about the center of the Yale line and shot through to the nineteen-yard ling. Here the first period ended. Iowa took a tong tirhe to decide on a play but once her mind was made up she ran off Gordon Locke. captain of the visitors made a good gain off tackle for seven yards and another line plunge made it first down on Yale's ten-yard line. After two short gains Iowa was set back Pan five yard line but Neidlinger could | five yards for holding and it was tack to go and | at drop kick | A’ denly the men shot back to their = little later Minnick of Iowa tried a 7 te og ah | ret: ta drop kick from past midfield and he too failed. After an exchange of punts Iowa began a successful 4 could “vance on Yale's forty-five yard line. Parkin got away for a pretty dodg- third down with about eleven toe go. This time the debate tn the old Gold and Black circle was intense. Sud- places and Parkin swung around left end. Mike Eddy threw him but not hold him and he had sete yee bo as SE se gape mateo ae Ba om — Ty peers . ATR) PRI, 0 Reger ae atte LOO BEEN RS I fe MMT 1 EGIL: ORT WT ld Tr hes Ce es eS oe esate =e oa pyres ed ¥ * ’ ¥ b ri ge . . é ‘ oe ee : ee ver er cibutade Cr iad od av PRIS AR OO EE AIR Oe rete ORE

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- ne SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1%, 1922. ST LOUMS POST-DISPATCH A Pan ag MA me eR Ne le ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH Perhaps It Was the Playing of Our St Louis U. Billikens That Put the Grin in G When _ It Miss Virginia Pep Victor Over — The Grinnell- St. Louis U. Game, Play by Play ‘ad ‘owe W eakens Near the Finish Vanderbilt Hal BE i sa. | Wi - “Mrs. Lansing Ray,TwoUpandOne, FigST- QUARTER . | Bulldogs Advance at Over [lini Teai t 4 ’ eee In Women’s District Golf Final ms : ua an Yons Gee meh Done ad oe reless Tel | | | | : oa Pass | n oi ae Griggs Stars for P | MEME Pare’s Eleven in Battle Peat Big 10 Outfit. bl a re te ee Te eee SL we a” ’ : ARSE Bel gente 9G MeetliD ot iN ee ‘instal elma stymic partly blocked mis to Iowa's 43-yard ‘line “ac a *hrane fell on it for Yale. , _ : nade six yards through the eee ‘ia 4 oodward and Robison, T touchdown. C Neidlinger darted through ‘*‘* ‘#'" tonight torn eng lal ; of Zuppke’s Backfield r to be on the march fc center for five, making it first down ‘‘S exalted heights g. the g 4 Forced to Ret.re 3 Ler touchdown. This adr on Iowa’s 32-yard line. This was world asa result of its . 7 : —~O- ~—— itory 2 the first time in the me that Yale . : me waite d had made a first > a Neidliweer ing tie at the hands of Tits in started it off with an 15-yas® had made a f NeIGuweCr A Vanderbd made another of his qnick piunges ear ‘we . ; om hi wn i2-yard’ ine q Continued From Preceding Fase: _ °° a dieied tek Bek. a. -- Bi swo PLAYERS = INJURE Se ee ee teen sae ll tes eo le Bellerive {. St. Lo eonseque ba es be a Pa he ee ae eee aaa | i ; un an gaye Miss Vi irginia Pel uaa | | ‘eas than five Yale tacklers touched through the heart of the lin- golf —" ~ 1p b vy a score Dp ani | lav | | 4 | | im and were 4 five yards and Wight tried the same v | : it with } Lips. play but gained only .a yard. But from takine ‘the a ‘ 4 “th f ll o lays. it on straight hard Kipke was helpless — | wots interference was poor that she was the tmpion of : 55 NO GOAL | r run ‘ow one nibbled away. He and ing assaults against the .—a - shift puzzled uppk pions. Her attitude was the same! 3° 3 . | | fain of 2 rd id put th il on ight did the bylk of the work and line and time after time wire F wictors was Gus adversity as at was 2 succes — , " " =; SCHMIOT | | ' rale’s §-} i iin ut J ow both sh xwed ability in fast starting en behind his own line ¢ ; in rer and t tg soya canes oa ins | we name ; r : 7 Ul ble im and ¥ * : Dall : paged nae 5 running. Pana h pave eon mae. —_—— alone was, te: : ef Griggs and W code. Woods her but brought out the best go! — : , . ~— ' i , 21 .U. ) its chan - . ' ' : ; | ; sae ae : : = > > ae * olverine the ba . We > -_* was coming strongly a eee | | , used un ake: ut in the last had nothis —_ | : onepet. ie on ¥ o er seventeen tf ' ' ig —— aa was a perfect exa: — | | | | uarter ld ’em,” and it aidn Sek 4 stapes sn. end runs. & Oukes....«+--+. Might tackle . Mrs. Ray's drive was traig) LTER | | Seay ‘T > meat and a forward = | Rekus....-.--.--Right end « =. 1a) s+ =e 2 4% tine . . 7 . . — —r = : 's ‘ Rac ] a which Mrs. Ray duplicated. M: I Principia C h ae ee pene, 's fe ee eri) Seters are enthusiast rincipia Lrusnes GRINNE: 30 40 30 “yu ST.LU vo rushes netted four yards Tine. “— the Maa Se Veen ened een van il " _ dm et hee ae rete ae Peps fourth was a p high point of ran the cup. Mrs. ago laid her ball oe eae agama togganbers a , . a Sithin 18 inches of the cup on her [f-" Jest_0id champion See McKinley, 61 to 0 , Nght threw the ball over the Goal fourth. Then it wa: at (ct a agpenagm Nat Ai ? COO tae and tn in i: a a Peps next putt trickled slowly over 1 aia. ber wondertu ! | within yards of it. The ball belonge: ie Musee and directly stymied h ortsmanship and her retiring an? Academy Eleven Springs First Poe | Iowa again and on the next pia opponent's ball. pleasant manne Everyone ye | : | | . seen ane . rela: igh School and A it-Mrs. Ray had dropped that Grecses her as “‘irginia” and t} Big Surprise of High School | | | “On today’s showing Yale is not yards of tw High battled to a 6 to 6 tie yest putt for a 5 she would have won the mal “Miss” Pep does not appes Football Season. | | : oe aieninnade "00 ene: Ge en ‘anderbilt had [ee at High School Field. The 4 salt . “eae «cores resulted from two neat d la : ary Tf les a hole and taken the lead. ar sovenieed, “Ot soneeh, See line from tackie to kicks by Quarterback Cantril. w warned, 9 - ~~ Pi . y ine = ~~ 4 ' Gn “ayes Aare ge " = seat a ds het te IER ABEL aA OR ee ee ee ee ae SO ; fully studied the siiuation, full; ; Fine R ! + _ ~ ‘ . . » ; . ; a +4 - v realizing the importance ee . ——: | Um : im ' ates Bess: ~_ ints w rn lent but the ends t athe Clevela points were ga she putted—and missed, try to has made an ¢ as ‘| saw its first } | co . roll the ball around Miss Pep's lie. t] She was semifinal eis ie | re ! spas SUL, Bt Yl WA AAA A Oe ae RIS 74 amaosinn Aide ‘ . a & es Oe yep} gee P 7 : hans a eran 3+ eins, ot ; ; i ms “ ; -ope with and in the second hajf Ps . Pe te mm EAs ara - LN lle AR ot 0 epee dala ey by Ee phivete >. - ote: or SQHAEAFER : rie, Sparen nd half. 26-yard line im 1 cali fom «@ sensational 60-yard sprint | : a Pp Pullbac “kK met 8. after he She pickedq@up both balls. indicating in stern tournan held a ‘Gutercepted an Alton pass. The , : he 1. eD =f 4 +h >] Wiebe r - ; 3% . ; See ; + ~~ Ss . “ : z ; ; : ; : ; | ; — ‘ ‘ : rT : nae ~sa en my ig ol e “5 § ent bet 4 oi : Gh the a ss ' ; ' i ' “Ts rie f! ank men stopped gains by f Ttunitr went aetin was aA battis pet ween two good pL ce Lé an ea Oe. S ©€1Mminarec > ul irvis « Li as—i Cicyel amcis _— + ha cle Cteritz intercep ted ward lines. . . sous .. : , - : Sa couple of lowans pack on : ‘ a pass Miss Pep Takes the Lead. ee —_ : , - "is ee! inetead of shifting gan carried it away from | The sneup: wleg . on , Cleveland The next two holes were won o get him. Both teams - OF punt: ee Starkiot? Miss Pep. The fairway of the thi: he ball carelessly. Yale ~~ See ered Eégingtoc th ms an i ae * ; as e . * nf > } teenth hole is divided b’ rented of a forward ‘a grok — ditch from which play is et and no other deception Women who play the cou uncovered. Parkin very ally play short and then 2s : manips ane eget ox ; prove to be one of the the ditch to the green. le “playin ¢ game safe.” S&S unee | Petectnde ated § eae. om | a wat teehel ; » rear. Iowa is not 187 yards in iength. Miss. D n on whe most Women use ;z RPh ee ae ea ere ; ee ee *. particular! ive, but Iowa . not play it safely. She always dri > driver. m miveek: athe | gant Metees ¢.. aed | ~ FOURTH QUARTER wom ¢ hat’s that. Kelty. ‘tents i ae Eoans-'m: with full force and carries : dit ipon dri ——— age gs Powis 30 4U RI — * we i ee : soca us id _ ‘ sii ‘ | : ; Still she was one stroke ahead of er of wide experience 4; : a | : - pontaanios mat ort CHICAGO TO rey . cong a tartar here t — in V her rival. Then she played again vos state championsh: ial gepRte in not have t! unc h a te ae By the Associated Press. eg yrecanic Inst! cut but £ and dubbed the shot—and Miss Peo mnie . oan at ater the fi: U2 | na “e .t tes, mye ni CHICAGO, Oct. 14—Bi SQueesed out a aanene 19 to 6. , c } i+) faa : had } Yan =? ¢t tourn :t— announce ¢ ot a was in better position as they lay afte . — oe oe gs: ” ritzgerald os of the tour nament che first reent fighting eleven met the Usivaie The Virginians scored « alike. Finally. Miss Pe dropped a Won yesterday a uld > CZ red ~ ee ? . ’ a 7 3 Seok f .oF rg resus. ‘Ss io > om: -ago0 here todar to ieee @own fn the first period and wd Pp - : ; '3 Gar | | | te. en ‘ese defeated Dr. Warne Bigte , (Re limit te wa seven. however, showed !ts old aims in « bre the ball to th “na met KEN | oC. Brasil Gefeste? & E Batier. &. ¥.*- . power in the final period, sco Two Up and Four to Go. | ! razil defeated : : ¥ touck« ' ESqLER’S Bugbee defeated R. L. Ruch. Dr. E NM Gar- fen consi ¥ = “chcown after a well executed i Kron, W. lL. Heckman : eo! S| . Ward Pass had brought it ne On No. 14 they were on the green eee 3 aren : 2 an eeu eee Mn three and Miss Pep’s fourth was enteen holes, which were played arg Garland kicked the een: a | setae in Se ee Po a add anger Beal, Covington plungises & putt that hung on the a of $1 he third quarter ended after Rice 3 Trike! aero maeers —————— —— Ree gr ee ee Ca = 5 Lamon kicked the goal and Seup. Mrs. Ray putted on her rs. William Dooley of Sunset had scored on a formed sae fu. BILLIKEN TEAM FAILS TO SCULLIN ‘GREENE SS ee © Ae cago coenea a orig MMMM Covicaion added three more 5 @nd-mimed. Then she conceded the Hill, won the champienship class Berninger. Garland kicked goa. SHOW EXPECTED WER; we otic nee reg =. Oar Seah 3. Gains, Waklaiadeen eee ee" * Seid goal. =o and was two down with >: consolation br def . = se ring? the sco: agape i me GRIN PO TEAM IN —— — OF PIKERS IN GAME Walkke Gefeated Elmo Hola E. P. Grifts ) green pets: : : ; - oe. ob: ripie A, “Up @nd 3g more UCIGOWT we : % NELL TRIU 26-0 a8 ScG.: ntered 4e? " Z c. ~ Van Greafellanéd. Ben Brad- “ets . ‘ . ; rgiria Pty — ae : ’ were made in th UMPHS, , The Scullin Steel Ca has exte WITH KANSAS AGGIES “sts=¢ © P. vss Grnafeiand - minute ——a A sn Per. Poti ‘three of th ole C} at se mE SD, | sis | “s 7 Biss Lett tackle the remaining : - ‘2 ’ A . - — " r2 | , Contianed From } Precedi P ; ‘ the match. And that is ’ ron by M Tews } ea ia ein ee ae a op Continued From Preceding Page. feated A. H. Reller : Mme | q % 4g en B@he did. They halved th f' ited Mrs. ©. Rob? aE OE tanita 2 ee 4 ae at : S : toate ee Re WEE Sree ee CLASS B. tee: tg Pete: peng teenth tn fours and Miss ay sonk i$ he ; = : Ses a , | meaniin’ : aia 1“ eee : — ienet_evgewaglians , : n Thumser punted George Bosra jo sacral le —_ An §$-foot putt to half the sixteenth | a ' an! the ball to the ex- Charies veaghe ee 32 seven, . She meets | Simo. Lata! defeated Larry Siattery, De —- Both had excellent drives on the. to plar % : : seg ; Varney “*i15n¢ heig twe auit ei. : & eo eenie a 6 —— je Wildcats re- Enderie defeated Adolph Stocker. H — cet nd se ‘mes t ans trie T e = vi pena Strap asta a ts 2iwt feated M. OW. OM tide A ey —————_— — ; = ard Pp i first down . 73 ae Claypool-to-Thumser com- So 4 bere William eer in De. Northwestern HARVARD VICTOR OVER : ati = a tee trom goal . Here Grinnell ts ination put the ball a yard from the A H. Conrad defeated G. Gruenewald -hicago the ball om ™ ‘ST. LOUIS STARS, 7 TO 1 — | | age amg oe = ee : = ny Aggies’ goal, Greene scoring on « > yard line and Zors again | : —— — 18-0 benre: ihe On eee ae a ee *- HANDICAP TOURNEY FOR *u=e= uchdown. Lampe’s Ei : achdown was good. Tobin's Wabada All Stars handed : . chuit : >¥ >a! : « a . \ oes G : a ‘ ._¢ és AMBER! Y TP“ " - ties “=~ -~s the fourth / uarter +h s —_ Ma EB 4 : ra r - : , Sie a —oe = > (he Aggies he St. Louls Stare their irst beating 1} arvard =i : en " pe ae . , = f= =f the series yesterday. winnin tot : —Kileiz :, ee ar ar . et aPe pgs at ; : oints and the Piker :+ Seesaw affairs. featured “to-2. Lefty Geci , ind Cla : , — rime of @ a rh itehet aie oes: we | Rol ait ee nan of a = . . ty 2 ciel had le “2 : bs asd I ; * y unr ° a : . sw . + ; 24 ~ hr . = s - - : Win im tensity w hi . mad the : red +! rs ig meres bholdéi- . 0 Wdoi line : ee aera we : re . aroun 42 ulucxens i! _s aa : me olfer 1ur 7 z£r.oc] > 7 = 4 ~ , a a a or Rip ogee 2 te > aaa ae Ealing “oY Victory Bern: : : . ¢ : , » Bn ra nei Tu The ' , . ae chee —t — ae CINCIN NATL . 14.—Austin Mec- series of bad © sig bits. Billirgs. playing Bex dhe touch WPM cash — ety a o -_ tt enry. Star ot sitet fer of th ? , : - feild for the Wabedas. was .* ; s ms tee Three . mes in See re cs eR —_—— — . te bh 2p as Lyl le & Smpt edt “4 j - , - . ~ S St. lin " Penfie ) : Es - é - — ——~- s’ —— * > a 2... _iL¢ / = -— - ¢* ”~ yr 4 ° ~ 7 1h sae ~~ catches. and * jog ly ote a for Weorgs, for Berninger. for Stal mn of neariy 35 yards. | . osafl —e Pee PE in ) m the Pikers’ ‘25-yard ine. in a hospital here, said to be suffer- ~ wap Pos: grea ng Ott Guar ~ n : c iy ' ; , $7 : ade ’ : : 4 2 DOSS - —— ‘ LSicag: ‘Caring Seoeune Soli yi aprenden " : 08 ras fer 3 | easion ‘Aa run bY Aine, protected hy ing from tumor of the brain, was ce-' — agony +2 Ss on t >: ra *TtIce e.7net interfer ence. was good for ported tonight oe. | btenonss ig easy. + ~ * = re ree “ anit — irae . . : ; " . ~~ cage ——e—_— me —~ Caaes tae a6 ma) irect! *tribut 13 yards before 2 forward pass from e trips to ¢! La: rte . + MCGILL TO WRESTLE threat eceur SS ee ‘oS@ cnfeebled lin hich permitted Nor Swartz to Sebring scored the last, CLEAVES’ 80-YARD RUN “was the batting star ° : ————— a : . ' 1 , “‘@enda Arthur Reir lS ar tt , + ee om » Tl Laer messeg : : : -4 a Ue ” : “ rs - +. was surpr st me eats : in cispersin ng glory for yesterday: By the Associateg Press. game aoe Gin trie S¢r.e¢s Today's —— a % ° rr s be 4 el > ~ oe ‘Tt? : ~ . st be. Iowa line stiffened . oe - Set ote ra Mane = contest, Frank Gr eere. replacing the PRINCETON, N. 7m Oct. 14..A beil- 4 2 caile ta . ek — - 4 é -+ . = o = - *s ms = . ae T ‘ I@ - «be . - ou rt _ — = _— - *“* « conan &. 3 o'clock. eee cl =e ck of Gibraltar and@ the niversity hed beaten G ir.jured slathes at fullback, cannot ie lant 80-yard run by Cleaves fn the 7? ) Pat Wot tors regained the ball efter four ¢ > Laat srverioo - Meeting on = Gh’ Athletics. . Pia - > } x . o a ns % e4 ‘ ‘ e F 7 ; acttem ots to a@vrar ~2 bad netted co aan .o 6, while 2 + aot J Gis ® 1 pen aliens Lo xed. His defensive play be- ‘een ta eee Coe 2 = Con ~-Vle te 2 6 Pp-ayers after the con- eleren today. 16 to ¢ Th : s , ae — ; a . . ‘e ** : ar 4 3 grea’ ® .wvaer 3 s.ceTr 1.82. fF .ucny “he scrcre ves*ter. - * a Visitors | Rt as : » ie “ a s “Mullanphry Dicciatiniieen .- a. = : Soon Pag +? “tt os fails oo * J Pe ens ; ‘ot lar 7 mn — cutrushed the Tigers’, making first ‘e - .& OC Oet ie sap wventen The parpce. , eee l. Arter - el Be tasiaedibs “_— + lost $i ri , Nig Serene down im if times to Princeton's 5, eh tele. + ss “S& ‘=provred offensive 'o OTganige tees : . - 4 s ‘ ; , Bee . t ; . ; , | : pe “- i 2 out ragged piaying and inability ts ! rag ecering— eee De :. + aauhetbe _ —" , . *. ; . Pere. oh. i from to d “7 : hie a gain in Princeton territory prevrent- hy efter + a —— ‘ . ‘ > - . . 7 . , . . °s : ia ; | _ e *? ve ee ies - _ . - iris tr feces? ‘ +x . - ime " q x Fn aed nm ; 2 i= Se ; Y ‘ . = g 2 " . - ' 2 a -@: " ; ee ; Wr ayy od ’ wa ° from Scoring. Princeton Lamoe Soe ke a TS = | Fe . hots ~_ ot. me — wien ' : -~4 ale . : . ae Top ; , | PSs Bh _a&itormhia « eompleted most of | forward » a ™ . ™ — © = € : im the thir ef epert are asics y te : Verrea . irta aig i L af ic} : ‘empts at p feated Pate - sats Ha, F : oss OF ite forward PASSE® sioeman Pulats from OF | ey one.: the rd 3 | itt ager ‘y oO Arizona, 15 to and showed well in running back neice mete —_— ' sSplayed the team wh ' today. Scortag & drop kick fn the punts fry par Brges + ot 4 @ Rate ter itpelf by first perie@® ea@ two touchdowns Herman and Masen starred fer Gel- ee nee - ae Oa Buekeyes. 7 to «é er Weleda 2-4 Opin aio wee . oe Re a red bs igen sels ier ng we. 2a Benne eR ane ee tee mn the feurth. gate = Hea! ce mal c me S&S 6 a & & & i

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s Put Ball on a Line, but Three Vicious lunges Are Repulsed Associated Press. SHVILE, Tenn., Oct. : san Wolverines cre tonight torn and toppled fro waited heights in the gridipan’ 48 4 result of its nothing-nosh/t © at the hands of Vanderbig. nderbilt line defense that Stood. pregnable as stee} told | i OG the tale higan’s failure ‘ : I to batte odores into helple SSneag a a broadly Predicted before the 14. Dt back Wolverine With its kit of b rams in the figures of Ki Ms pn and others scored a bead a first downs AZainst the Fai ©s—and two of them wets Sam of penalties. Vanderbilt onal rst down from scrimmage bal ability of its offense was Be over by the impenetrable sal ast manner in which its Pe: flung back the thrust of es an backs. F ke was helpless jy Saults against the Vanderbjj nd time after time was naan behind his own line of oul Cappon alone was able to mai t On the offense. He frequent. bDke through the defending fo and added yardage but thad yards and yards from the Gola Black goal line. > Game's high point ana Mich; Only opportunity of cross! 4 erbilt’s goal Came only a teal tes after the game Was called partially blocked punt gave thei Fine the ball on Vanderbilt's rd line. Two enq runs, two line and a forward Pass carried ge n to within one yard of Van- ts goal line. In three attempts them Vicious -jabs at the heart © Comodore line. the Wolverine opped atill. When the ball was after the last down, it was, oot from the Vanderbilt goal | That was the blow that turned, igan back for almost every gue ing play and the turn that gare j opponents confidence enough ay the Wolverine attack the bf the game. No one time there.” did Michigan reach within 15 s of the Vanderbilt goal line. derbilt had Only one possible ftunity to score. and it came a “Tot” McCoullouch. left end ht a 20-yard Pass on Michigan's. rd line in the first period. The nce halted there. Attempté over line were repulsed and the op- nity went aglimmerine when itz intercepted a pass agd Michi.” carried it away from its goal DY punting. bm then on play centered well d the center of ‘the field or deep enough in Vanderbilt's | pry tO menace it goal line. biit (0) Position Michigan @® his batter. Left tackle ...Left guard Sa Slaughier | ., , Steele . Vandervomt= guard Right end ..Left ha ifhaci Right halfback Quarterback by Periods: ilt ; n ee , of quarters—J5ni. Officinie—Hathy y. referee: Springer. Peannsy)va >; Finlay. Virginia, head linesman. * ee OS Ean TERN HOLDS — CHICAGO TO 15-7 SCORE Associated Press. S SICAGO, Oct. 14.—Northwestern®> Ng eleven met the University of o here today to settle their tional rivalry and Coach Stags Wier team was forced to extend” If to the limit to win, 15 to 4) hwestern, which for years has considered the lowliest in the” to Ten conference. led by 1 point moment and was dangerous @ times. ago opened a boring line at in the first quarter and Zorm, © fullback, plungad across f first touchdown inside of fiv@ ates. ott’s attempted kick med and Northwestern took @ short time later when Hare 8, Chicago halfback, fums Herman, Northwestern's rise BcOoped the ball and ran e to the line and Pattersom™, added the extra point. | ly in the second quarter a. ked Northwestern punt 6&avt £0 the ball on Northwestern®, a line and Zorn again score, uchdown. Lampe’s kick afte MGOWn Was good. . Fs: third ang fourth periéds Wem w affairs, featured chiefly @ @nge of punts. A light drisee ® the ball hard to manazé. @s of bad punts gave Norihwe the ball on their own 1-¥Yat Penfield dropped back to pur * fumbled and was nailed behin® foal line as he recovered, giving) Zo 2 points on a safety. wneup and summary: Positior. . Left end Left tackie Left guard . Center he a aa ...Right guard . -Right tackle Right end ..... Quarterback ..»...Left halfback Right halfback % hd ¢ 4 Northrwester™ | micago escoring—Zorn {2). Points aes _iafter touchdown—lIampe. pened UCase TROD Touchdow*" 4 m. Points from try after rouchdow® om. Referees—Eldredge (ic* e—Ray (Uimois). Field , Mead linesmnan—St. John | of perioda—15 minutes. a S : Behelier........Center. ... 4 OS Ee : oo: .. Right tackle ......-\tkings 2 Pee ec omeiGmt ONG. ...ce.+- DUNCAN a Leopold... . ow ie « ‘ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER’ 16, 1922. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Comes to That Baseball Strike, Organizer Cannon Will Probably Fire the First Gun gtler Surprises 7 Over Illini Team " ws > E Pase’s Elever in Battle Witb Big 10 Outfit. Iwo PLAYERS INJURED Weodward and Robison, Two f of Zuppke’s Backfield Men, Forced to Ret:re. : the Associated Press URBANA, Ill., Oct “gonference football dope was goday, when Pat Pas: ‘s Butler e “ gefeated Bob Zuppke's Illinois teain, “40 to 7, in the Illini's ope ning ha‘*- ‘We before a crowd of 1d It was _ jer’s fourth straight win this sea- L4 Western upset ieven ou. _ right half on the Hoosivr eam. featured with field goals from the 35-yard line and a touchdown on 8 pass from Woods. Sam Hi21) gtarred for Illinois, his line plunges most of the Illini gains. © Woodward, Illinois fullback, an “Robison, half, were injured in the "#et half and were taken out. Milinols interference was poor. T: ‘Butler shift puzzied Zuppke's Oot the victory was due largely to Butler's interference and the speel ef Griges and Woods. Woods’ punts gveraged 47 yards. Along pass, Coutchie to McIiwain. | pet Illinois in line for a score, but fafumble spoiled the chance. The ‘Tne up: , Titnois. Pcsition. Wilkes, Capt.....Left end . PMNGRE...000--.Left tackie.....C 3: 5 + ce ee At guard . . men, Butler. .. Leslie Brown Hungate . Reiche] Duttenhauer Captain SOND. coccss-c--Right tackle ...... Strole Pokus. .cce---, Right end Poutehis...+-- . Quarterback . Middleswerth BeblsoB..cece..-Left halfback... .. Woods ' Mellwein.....-.-Right halfback. ...Griggs “Woodward....... Fullback Hungate Referte—Morton, Michigan. Umpire— Dorticus, Maine. Head l!nesman—O’Brien, “Qilorado. Field judge—Kearns, DePauw. fs s, McIiwain. Goals from 4 wdowns—VWoods, Coutchie. Field goal— seeeteeace Center eeeeetee -Right guard.. KONZELMAN’S LONG RUN _ GIVES CLEVELAND TIE 4 Cleveland High School and Alton "High battled to a 6 to 6 tie yesterday fai High School Field. The Alton ‘sores resulted from two neat drop ‘iitks by Quarterback Cantrill, while hhe Cleveland points were garnered V + 10-7 Victory ’ 4 , 'from the Alabama Poly 1@sensational 60-yard sprint by | Fullback Konzelman, after he had intercepted an Alton pass. The game ‘Mus a battle between two good for- ceieesce Akt guard. .. Powell *e © @ee eaeAeaeee .Right guard. . Davis en Cautrill .. Hildebrand Pickering. ..... . Quarterback. ...-l4aft halfback. Right halfback elman..... Fullback «Dickinson © Scoring: For Clevelandé—Touchdown, Kon- ver ‘ 1. For Altona—Field goals, Cantro!!, = @ . Fi. ss St On @ Sa fo coe be TENTRE COLLEGE IS | HELD TO 10-6 SCORE Ss ‘4 BY VIRGINIA POLY “SY the Associated Press. i RICHMOND, Va., Oct. 14.—The £00 eleven of Centre College ia tartar here today in Virginia ewrecanic Institute, but finally - 2 Out a victory, 10 to 6. -_ The Virginians scored a touch- in the first period and then. the team, which next Saturday | oe meet Harvard, to a standstill for | pe Rext two periods. The Kentucky however, showed its old-time in the final period, scoring a mcown after a well executed for- — = P@as had brought it near the Covington plunging across. kicked the goal and later. Ston added three more points ha field goal. Ip: ly, Position. Centre. pemeem (C.)....Left end .... Roberts (C.) Meseees...Left tackle _.. a eP*Sesees... Left guard .. ...Center Right guard #sees....Right tackle tesess..-Right end Seseeess. Quarterback tete.s...Left half sexese- Right half .- Fullback te ee .--Rubarth Grezor .. Lemon Bartlett ig i. a ae 6. “e 0 O— § 0 16—10 ; » Covington. BoOwn— Lemon Field gvale—Cuv- feree—Magoffin, Michigan. I. Virgiiuua eau wes Mau Virginia. Time of periods, 0 SEEPS eo VIRGINIA BEATS FITTSBURG FOR FIRST _TIME IN 19 CAMPAIGNS meBURG, Ta, Oct. 14.—The ‘foot of a young man named Spelled defeat for he Pitt 2W here today at the hands of pest Virginia l‘niversity football sg With the score a deadlock in ooo * Period Mahrt kicked a field seem the 35-vard line and_Uni- — Of Pittsburg was vanquished, It was West Virginia's first OVer Pittsburg in 19 years. ti they: 5 oes AUMBUS, O.. Oct. 14.-—Ohio State, a. 6 improved offensive form, de- berlin, 14 to 0, here today. 8 Coach Wilce’s men failed to * ar three periods, ‘voth touch- SOming in the third quarter, P@etplayed the team which last | @ hame for itgelf by nosing eyes, 7 to 6. . Batier | ...Covington | -»..Snowiay | Taaner | hela? : igcored a touchdown and goal in the the Point | ye '\few minutes of piay | Farwick | ton. | Time of periods, 15 | | ' } Tay ee ae 6 8 Conroy | Flippen. ' Barchet. *eeeere . Fullback. | Navy. i Lees | goais ee POF Thumser Receiving Pass a ie on ~~ OV Le a Lah fl That Re sulted in Pikers PVBPPLP LP OL La — i aa oo , ~~ >. LRP LOL First Score i i i i Griggs Stars for Pat Rush and Defeats AuburnT eam 19-6 West Point Eleven Scores All Its Points in the Final Period. By the Associated Pres awe EOIN, NN. Y., Coming from behind oughbred that stretch, the United States Military Academy football has loafed up to the team ran away eleven to- day in a terrific display of speed, and won the North-South intersec- tional gridiron contest, 19 to 6. The last quarter was the only one to which the thoroughbred simile ap- plies. In the three preceding periods the Army team stumbled about like a shaggy dray horse occasionally butting his head against an impreg- nable barrier. Against the truck speedy but unenduring animal. It withstood the onslaught of weight for three periods, and in the second circumvented it with series of bril- liant plays. Even in defeat more power than of the game believed it fleet backfield worn from the al- most errorless support that it gave to the forward line al! through col- lapsed in the last quarter. In the first three periods Alabama not only outplayed Army, but by a number of tricky shift plays bewil- dered the Cadets. The lineup and summary: Army (19) Position. Alabama Poly (6) Myers . Moulton Mulligan . Pearce Breidster Reagan Dieterte Lawrences horse Was a A\labama showed Eastern followers had. Its pees e COnter ....--Right guard. Right tackle ... Right end ..., Quarterback Lawrence Left halfback Ives ...Right halfback Se 8 cine te uo oe LOE periods: | .. .Grisham Pruett .. .Gidson .Shirley(C) Shirling ., Ford Goodman .. White Smith 0—19—19 OCG Oo— O—O6 f) ) touchdowns, Shirling. Army touchdowns, Dodd (2), white. Try for Referee, Ed Thorpe, De La- point, Smythe. ey a > - salle school. Umpire, A. C. Taylor, Prince Haverford. Anesmen E. F. Miller, 15 minutes. ——— oly NAVY RALLIES TO WIN FROM BUCKNELL, 14-7 the Associated Press ene ANNAPOLIS, Md., 14.—Navy triumphed over the strong Bucknél eleven in a desperately contested game here today, 14 to By Oct. first period and s0 hard was fighting that it looked as though the ov ; ‘ 3Zut in the last d would be a draw. But in ea the Middies bat- down the field and ered their way t ma de a dash Bucket, fullback, an through Bucknells right side for lo vards and a touchdown Hie also kicked a goal. It was a spectacular battle, both teams mploying . the aerial attack with : hon nell’s double forward passes feature’ the play. Lineup Navy (14) Pr sition. Left end... Left tackie Left guard Cente! .. Right gvuare _ Right tackle. tight end. Quarterback ... Left halfback Right helfback... success Bucknell ‘7 Levensk) Lentz... Matthews Carney. . Shewell.. Cullen...- 7 7 . 0 Bucknell. Navy scoring: Pofnt coals from four hd chet. i Touchdow n—Hal.. le ’ Rucknei Two , touchdown—W illebach Fa trom Ret a aie wes —Tageart. Universit; , Carl Williams, University of Pennsylvania head linesman—Pa!lmer of Harvard. of periods, 15m. each. blow. 7 Both teams) Me Jultdn Dietrick 7—l14 O— 7 Irar- lown-——Barc et : ” im? thas (make a ee of Rochester; ump re ime ae: = ~ Army Comes With Champion Dempsey Gives His _ 7s reas. t. ; Neavyweignt fitleholder Asserts the Game — Hit the . . ; ~ We . Peg OR OLS gk FR Sg hs ae .: Se ~ x att Yn -* A ES OR . : . ok. ; . REE: ¢ ~ Sy Seat Sa Ce Moss ee. A + » s There Are Only Two Thi Jther Fellow and Keep From Being Hit. By Robert Edgren. Georges Carpentier said of Dempsey: ‘* They told me he could not box, but he is the best boxer I ever saw.”’ I’ve often heard people say that Dempsey can’t box; that he is just a big, strong fellow who hits hard. That seems to be a general impression, founded on nothing more than the fact that Dempsey doesn’t stand in the old pose of the Jem Mace school, hold his left arm out nearly straight in front of him, with the right pressed against his side, elbow crooked and glove laid aeross his stomach fo actas a bumper if he s hit there. opinion that if Jack t box, Bob Fitzsimmons didn’t know 2a giove from a horseshoe. Dempscy has much of ‘itzsimmons ‘24o4 Ketchel in his action, with trimmings of his own thrown in. Just as Lasy. he Maine ing trip there was plenty of time ro { I asked Dempsey for his notion of boxing My awn Dempsey can is and Stanley Ketchel Lp int woods on a hunt- at #0 “Why,” said Jack. “there are only two things in boxing One is to hit the other fellow, and the other is to keep him from hitting you. “My favorite starting point is ths ribs on the left side over the hea-t, which is*easy to get at with a right- hand punch. Or if I find it handier ‘+o use the left I get him somewh»re along the edge of the ribs and per- haps on the solar plexus, “T got F that way. The firs* left in the body was a knockout, and the left and right to the chin before he could fall were only insurance against his getting up again. “The first punch I hit Willard was ulton over the heart, and that punch beat | him, although he was so strong and game that it took a lot of socking to finish him when I had him started. The Cheek Bone Punch. “Another reason why a body punch is the best punch is that nowada:/s | most fighters don't think of anvy- thing but socking the other bird on the chin and most any boxer covers his chin fairly well. | “If I want to hit 'em on the chin I hit ’em on the body first to briug ‘heir guard down or make them bend over to where they'll be easy to hit ‘It never bothered me to fight tall men. They came down to my heig::t when I double them up with a body Sometimes that one punch is enough. One punch in the solar plexus dropped Carl Morris on his} nose. “In an ordinary scrap between fel- lows who aren't professional boxers ithe one who can deliver a good body punch wins. A fellow who isn't ‘boxer never expects a body punch and has no defense for it. “The knockout point on the head | that everybody knows about is the | chin. tut maybe you notice that I often be. That’s because I’m trying ‘to drop one over just above the eye tooth and at the side of the nase— a better knockout point than the chin if you reach if. “If your punch is chopping down it may graze the chin, and a grazing punch on the chin is a better K. O. sock than a punch square on the button. “Another nice point for a punch is back of the ear at the base of the skull. dangerous, but a few little chops just fellow woozy so he doesn't know where he is and then the fin- ishing is easy. Siki Did, Too. “That's what got Carpentier. I liked George and didn’t want lawl my first head punch a| i little high—on the cheekbone, may- | A hard wallop there may be) | through. to advantage In speed over the men I mark him when I knocked him out. Of knocking him out was part of the game, same as it would ~@ for hij knock me out if he could. “Landing punches is a matter of making your man move the way you want him to, so he'll leave openings, and then being in to hit when you get the chance. course, : + mm to position ‘Take that fight at Toledo; lots of people say a fighter can't teil how he'll fight until the fight starts. Of course a fighter can’t be so dumb that he won't change his plans if he better way to win, but 4 so into a fight without com- ing pretty near knowing what the other fellow will do and what I'll do to fool him and beat him to it. “At Toledo I knew Willard would stand up and wait for me to come in, cocksure I'd rush him and he'd uppercut me. “Well, vou always want to do what the other guy doesn't want you to Willard wanted to let me lead and let him counter. So in- stead of leading I turned my back on him two or three times as if I was afraid of him, and walked away a couple of steps. “He changed his plan and stepped out after me, and I turned and went under his arms as he jabbed and torpedoed him. “It's almost as away socking. Sees a never do. 7 get important to punches Nothing from as to tires and dis- /courages a fighter like missing with good punches. He feels like Babe i Ruth when Babe expects to poke one over the right fleld fence and strikes out. I used to tie my hands down so I couldn't hit, and then have mv sparring partner try to sock me. I! had to duck and move around or take a poke on the nose,.end I don't care any more for betng hit than anyone else. I’m not crazy. On the Jump “T learned how to keep moving so my chin would be a bad target. That swaying stuff gets and when you’ get inside these big fellow’s puches you have him as helpless as a turtle on its | back. “Beides, swaying and around the way I do lets you pull away with a punch if it does land, and takes all the kick out of it. “When I see a fighter with a big neck who holds his chin to take a punch and thinks he’s tough because it doesn’t knock his head back, I know he’s cuckoo. I've seen boxers train with big gloves so they wouldn't get hurt if they don’t move in time. I'd rather have my trainers put horseshoes in their gloves so I | wouldn't forget to move. “That's one thing a fighter's got | to do—keep moving. He's got to figure what's in the other mind and then beat him to it. “That's where speed comesin. If you can move faster and hit harder than the other fellow it's easy to win fights. “Speed Is ing. the great thing tn box- When a man loses it he is I’ve alrrost always had an vers. do the: me inside, | one of, ducking | , for Lieb fellow’s Vesper-Buicks Play Millers, While Scullins Oppose Barrett-Hoovers. With LaAlies the St its season at High School Field todsy calling of the Louis Soccer League will open schedule for each four clubs, a double bill, the first game cf at 2 The the Ben will start the ball rolling and, with which will start o'clock, Vesper-Buicks and in tie second game the champion Scullins will battle the old De Andreis eleven, competing as the Barrett-Hoo- Referees Kavanaugh and Me- Sweeney will have charge of the con- tests, now 77 With practically all contracts in, pla fers have enrolled for league and national cup play. Harry McCarthy, managing the Vesper-Bu- icks, has 20 men lined up. The Ben Millers and Barrett-Hoovers report 16 contracts, while Tate Brady, manager, captain and star of tne Sculilins, will start the season with 15. sentiment By Lincoln Give Missouri Victory Tigers Defeat Ames Eleven After a Hard Struggle by 6 to 3 Score. By the Associated Press. AMES, la., Oct. 14.—Place by Allan of the tootball team in the third and fourth kicks Lincoln Missouri periods gave Missouri a 6-to-3 vic- tory over Iowa State College here this afternoon in their annual erid- iron battle, which was played before a home-coming crowd that filled the large concrete stand. To offset the two place kicks by Lincoln, fleld goal, a beautiful 33-yard goal from a difficult angle by Zeke which knotted the count 3 to 8 a brief period in the final quarter. It was after that, however, that the Tiger star booted the ball be- tween the uprights for a goal, that won the contest. It was made from the 40-yard line and went squarely between the posts. Lincoln's first place kick, which came in the third period was made from an angle from 20-yard line. The game was largely a due! kickers, for neither team seriousls threatened to score, although the Ti- cers twice had the ball within the vicinity of Ames’ 10-yard line. Sev- cral place kicks, in addition to those which were successful were tried by both teams. Riggs and Roberts, especially the former, were the outstanding stars of the Ames team. while Bunker, Bond and Lincoln looked for the Tigers. Lineup: AMES Loughlin (dams Schmidt 7 ¢ a ae" .Vandine Sindt. a @ ..Palmer .sSmith Berge! oo bw ob > as weeeeies kKkins. ..- Bunker (C) Riggs 3 ee ~» B Hill Roberts. ooo mOrshaw Young. Lincoln Wingert ..Bohd Palm... Fowler score by Ames Missouri Ames scoring Roberts: Missourk scoring field, Lincoln (d). Washington; sourt Valley RDartmouta. Ames had only’ = one toberts. * it] the of best MISSOU Vf. Onaestree 5 SnD ad mee, . 3 i se ae periods '‘rpEea f= %&@e63+6 from field, “soal from Referee—Grover Umpire—-McBride, Mis- Hicadlinesman—Hedges, ‘Time-—15 minutes. COUNTRY DAY HOLDS {vOAI SOLDAN TO 14-0 SCORE eette: Soldan High School, by dint of a defeated the Country hotly contested School Field yester- good get-away, School game at High day, 14 to 0. Soldan scored opening period, when Tackle Lacey recovered a blocked punt behind the Day School line. The second score came in the second quarter. Full- back Fisk of (Sotdan plunged through through the;rival line on several plays, bringine the oval the 2-vard line. On the next play Link went over. Day in a Country Position Left Left Left Center Soldan Schoo!) Meyer. Laweren a ae lielser llandlem Right guard Lacey. .Right Tackle Right end Quarterback Left halfback Right halfback .LaBeaume Fisk ; Fullback ..... Smith Scoring: For Soldan—Touchdowns, La- cey 1, Link 1. Goals after touchdown— Meyer 2 Score | Day end . ....Bockler tackie .. Engle guard .. Morey Noble Butler Fordyce .,.singer Bauscheus . Terry Clarkso EKichier Birge.. Link > quarters— we te 2c Se. Soldan 7 Country HAGEN AND KIRKWOOD WIN EXHIBITION MATCH the Associated Press. HAVEN, Conn. Oct. 1 llagem British open cham- Joe Kirkwood, Australian champion, defeated Jesse W. national amateur cham- metropolitan title holder, Andrew, local pro- Day 8School......0 0 0 O=— YU — By NEW Walter a pion, and open Sweetser, pion and and | Bobby sional. in an 18-hole best ball match | at the New Haven Country Club, to- day, 2 up and 1 to play. +> Soccer Meeting Tuesday. The Municipal Association will hold its final meeting before the opening of playling season on Tuesday evening at Grand Avenue Recreational Center, Grand boulevard and Vista avenue, at 8:30 p. m. Teams will be assigned to the various groups, playing fields allotted, sched- drawn, officers elected and the Constitution and By-laws All managers of teams al- Socce r the , lg uis “5° *« 1922-2: adopted. ready entered, as well as those er Tennis has office, clay Louis. Dralke Is Victor Over Kansas, 6-0 Bulldogs Use Straight Football to Down Jayhawkers in M. V. Game. By the lated Prees. DES MOINES, Ia., Oct. 14. — Bat- tling inside their 15-yard line for al- three-quarters of the game, Drake University took the offensive in the third quarter of the Drake- Kansas Univeristy contest here this afternoon and defeated the Jayhaw- kers six to nothing. Drake’s line had Kansas powerless after the Javhawkers had carried the ball deep into the Bulldogs’ territory Drake's straight football from Minnesto shift lormation. Consistent gains by Orebaugh, Mc- Cluen and Bolter in the third period enabled the former to smash through for a touchdown from Kansas’ two- ASSY most vard line for the only points of the McAdam and Wilson starred backfield for Kansas, game. in the brunt of the work in the line. Lineup l Take (6 Lingenfelter Position. Kansas (()). . Left end Left tackle Left guard | Peterson . Center Marsh (Capt Krueger.... Devine .. Right tackle Right end (Quarterback tight half McC luen .Leftt half ‘Armetrong . Fullback Score by periods: Orebdaugh 1 pe ’ a | Drake 0 0 Kansas .. ." ee 0 Drake scoreing: Referee—Heed, Michigan. Dartmouth. Head linesman—Riddell, brgaska. Time of periods, 15 minutes each GEORGIA TECH RUNS OVER ALABAMA, 33-7 ress. a.. By the Associated P ATLANTA, G (oct. ‘ Jones, } ' ular victory was won entirely on | while Black, Widlin and Higgins bore the Ne - 14.—Tinea Georgia Tech eleven outplayed Ali:- bama University here today in every department of the game and eastiv defeated the Tuscaloosa team, 33 10/ paws established Alabama's lone touchdown resulted Busy Campaign Is Being Mapped Out For Exterminator America’s Cup Horse to Try for Bowie and Pimlico Trophies —May Run at Tia Juana. *s TT) t Fix Seah > distance: erminator, thre greatest running thoro years oft Alnée bred of 25 4 4m 4s rican ra ing, ie carner in stakes and purses the cour of five and a half seasons campaign- ing Of a matter of $223.000. of four Saratoga (Cups, three Pimlico Cups, three Toronto Autumn Cups two Autumn Gold Cups, a Kentu kK \ Derby and a Latonia (Cup, will favor Tiajuna with his presence mor than probable. The salient WwW inne i iS feature of the coming Tiajuana meeting will be a renewa! with a value of $20.000 added money, of the Coffroth handiteap. The Coffroth is a gallop of ona mile and a quarter for 3-year-olds and over It was inaugurated severa! years ago and last season's renewa! was won by Mulciber, while that of the season before was taken by Be Frank. With a field of norma | | Strength competing the coming Cof- |froth renewal will pay the winner a matter of $27,000 or $28,000. -Exter- minator is now training for the Washington handicap at Laurel, Oct. 28. After the Washington, O14 Bones. _ probably, the moat universally pop- American racer of any -time. will point for renewals at Pimlico of the Bowie and Pimlico cups, $10.- 000 handicaps of one mile and a iti half and two miles and a quarter, re- spectively, that will be run the firs‘ fortnight of November. Busy Campaign Is Planned. | If Exterminator comes satisfactor- ily through this Maryland fall cam. paign it is strongly probable that he will be pointed for the Coffroth han- dicap. The idea of sending Exter- /minator to Tiajuana appeals power- fully to the sportsmanship of Willis Sharpe Kilmer, his owner. Kilmer considers that he holds this great gelding in the trust for the whole American peaple. Following Old Bones’ victory at Woodbine Park in his third Toronto Autumn Cup race Kilmer sent him to Hawthorne Park to try for a mile and a quarter record which carried weer /no greater reward than a silver cup Ady . Davidson | Chic teen eos WORE | Right guard.Higgins (©.) | .Cave | _.MeCiain | West. Wilson ..McAda‘ns Krucger in order to help the sportsmen ago to re-establish, after a lapse of 18 years, thoroughbred horse rac- ing at the metropolis of the Middie He feels now that it is up to him to give the followers of Pacifie Coast racing a chance to see Frter- minator in action, . Exterminator, probably, would take the trip to Tiajuana and hack o— 6) Without discomfort or ill results. The | 0— 0| most sensible of thoroughbreds louchdown—OreDaugh. Umpire—Knignt, he | never permits anything to upset his mental equilibrium or impair his ap- petite. He has traveled thousands of miles without ever having devel- oped a temperature. Is After a New Record. Eexterminator’s immediate objec- ' tive is the money earning record of 'Man O° War—some $250,000. He has less than $20,000 to earn to eclipse that record. Possibly he wil! himself as the greatest of American thoroughbred money earners before he shall have from a beautiful 95-yard run by Oli-| gnisheda in Maryland this fall. When ver across the field from kickoff, ‘!e backfield star criss-crossiiuf speedy his way through the entire Tech team. After Oliver's sensational sprin‘, the Crimson was helpless before the Yellow Jackets, despite a new Tech backfield and frequent line substitu- tions sent in by Coach Alexander in the second half. Capt. Barron starred for Tech with several long end runs and fine work receiving passes. Clintock led the attack of Alabama. Line-up: Alabama (7) Position. Ga. Tech. Clemens . Left end Hiuber (‘ompton Propst.. Wesley. Cooper.... Hovalter.. Bartiett (33) Left ..Center , Right guard . Right tackle Right end (Quarterback . Left half haif . Fullback periods: guard Mitchell .. McDonough | McCarter | Whittaker. . Score by ] Alabama ... a Georgia Tech..... we) Alabama scoring: Point from try after Tech. escoring: Baron (2), Hunt (@) touchdown—McWhorter 3. (Dartmouth). 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Dit acess See : SANS ~~ See - a | bee Ce eee gs wea -2din on physical culture | Says: ‘It is ¢rimi Pres he Curley, successor ‘o Cardinal steeplechase, J-y*sr- ii — vanes Sea ee : SS AS oe ae ee ee Sao ee SS oe as ae Sa _ : 4 a lnea lite — 3 Biles: wii I 5&6 2 : > aepaam Renee Se S$ SOS. Seas ee Sa = Sas oe Seen NS ae ee — 4 ¥- = “4 asked no revenge. But the opulil I = *- Pe tk = Sa : > ) Br ealled “Irish Republic” that gieam of his eyes and the ang man. archbishop Curley speaks as Lik SL ay paDL A! Bees es tre veh : : Nab deve sdireodepocta af - Bs Soy ‘ : ow iergenkY y BS nt hen 25, eg 1 ~ 7 mages 2 Peers ee nee nt. a eee : +s - voce i" : ro" wy se 2 Bit oe bey ‘gl 1 ie - Ae ae 4 c hee UR Ad ai > . x Sr mae sk: ri reser K« ido er ee re ee Se chee ae “vine ein cla el ag ite Os BBs se eR ARE i. er tn peli nt %o re oy ahh ai ‘ 4 . , ; Poe 2h Se ee “% * pt VE cage ay oy 7 > a) 2 ae OR CE ee a I + a . : ——— 2 . : . « aN J . ae re. ala - +. . _ . . . ’ Y > , nr cl. EB. Davis entry. 6| King Albert ... SBS SOR ao ee ae ae Se > ESR s . Gt a ¢ ‘ sae Las : sed. It once took four weeks to cross the seem 2 —_— a: He was born an Sd sec Se | $ixth race. maidens, 2-rear-clds, five and BS Sr in SSD ee a: ie Ta , a ee ’ 1 Ese Oden Gays if took years and years to develop a st - pas me- 08 Ft Oey «--- -210 |ane-balf furl ongs: Reon ae “ee . aoe Z ee vedy. I can completely transform you in 90 days. Yes, make a compicte change gee Royal Charlie -190 Wellfind 112 | SS . h aay ; we | Re: 2 ~ entire physieal make-up. just 30 days I gx larantee to increase your biceps one fall { also guarantee inerease your chest ten full | ones. But I don’t quit there — ee eine ee a EE way © eee : “ight wy ew ne et. eee e ow a ae I ee ee ee ¥ naessieaddl pet et Pt tet ag bet pet pet pot Pet bet pet pet oot 1 de ne Se he de pred bet Pet Pe* pet ped bet bad bet bet pet zhere he was ordained iy yor eer, see vw > _— ~ Bucado Weather. clear: trac! ee Be toa mS ~ SaaS ee See ° ° a : nti! be Bad en 403 Jelly Sailor . -* ; : *apprentice allio =x De ~7 ime = , * WA ; SS . = ey . ~ “> . - ee x Ss . — s P ee % ws a = a . Jamaica Results. a x = So Saas Bo ; 3 = Se ‘On Went eg he oT In horseshoes—neithe Ao ; Fh oe RACT. $1000. 2-; -olds 7. a aS a eae ; : oe se sicnadil sonal 7 thie Sein: cin ee . gras “0 apes. Ree £ with one hh “a brilliance of the selling. Gre and ;: ha! ric Ss oy oe a : S r er ee . : . Si : eat a \. nv? ere. - an attractive appearance does. hf Wi ll broaden your ; bi t} | Sophia Geiéman 107 te 3 to . >a % 2 ee z se 5S is oa _— amy fer at SAAD ah rt ow. “? -s ad ] ¥ ay + . “ ann ° Xe ir Peer et! a 4, Lip Fi te Sa ge aieeble ” thee Ry ae ie LORRI SAR cet tS Meptancte eee We leer aD eg ii att Am hes . he Boal NG vgn Bede BY RPK Chast Deby Rhy EMA HE te that he came to the ’ A > missionary to ~*~ strengthen your neck. I will give you the arms and legs of af a : ide him asset of Sf x ; 3 : musele over your entire bedy. But with it comes thea i rt Bee , 22 SNS eee. eS 5 SRS 2 Le ee ywwertul lung hieh enrich the bleed: thus puttin w lif t tire being. Lucidus, Paddy's Lass also rar & = See ee le a ore ‘s ili have the suring te your step and th flash { eel me "y = wal be just SECOND RACE. 91000. 3-rear-olds and 3S See oats es Ree aa Se ee an Sa i gee ae Witi Bay i@ spring our step an é to your eves. ou RRR ote RAIS De Me gt nti i Alig 1 bin. Pi ° 4 ward. selling mile and a sixteenth Se gene ee ar bbi isho Ip sa‘! on July 6 to oir Europe. He spent nearl | | ee ; ae oe =o oar await von. Success in both the social and the Amor Patrise also ran. — a | SRS = Sees Ss ae Faces Bi. Se world are yours. ii a notice the daily erowds shuffling along the street, @ i orc —— . ae ge ats Se ee ae ON ae .- : fad os . "J -" "aa ‘ ae ear x 5 x a ae = . “ —% rox Hf 7 . > h3 4 ’ Manes him a'most fir along. ¥ ou naturally turn and look at bi — also ran -2 oes Ses . {See Be ceees . es tS ee, SSS ~ eet oF ves, admire hi c > has the vim and pep that you yourself lack. Folloe ie —— : 2 5 Se hc cai tek Bree: . a a . ain Se = , ; oN Se Z A : : ° ’ ‘+ te bo 2 cena FIFTH FE “as or winners es =“ , hy ‘ D es aie ee as “ 2, a SS ae he : Se : . “1 er a De, cae a > i i pte Ss | Bi og he Se a . az aa ether vital organ uptured themselves or killed what little vitality they SECOND RACE E—Erricient. first ‘a: Pang te 2. S. 2ee ee ae 3 Vee a SS ee aes | i was a fra — rseif in search of health and strength. spent years im cliffe. secomd: Seren Seas. third ; as Stn Se ee es - “=e * Se aeet a Be Seo x ee CORR RSS S pee te and rese naiyzi ¥ @ f LO | nat r needed. After many tests 4 "RTH RAC vane | 3: See ee SS a ee Se ae 7 . "Sac = he +k 3 inches and other parts | of my body in 3 ‘s now ) it —e . a - " : > So” aa = at . = 2 % » ~ : > P “ix ens : — . WW , . . es ee = he public what I have accomplished. My thousands of satisfied pupils do this Ge : essai a ee with Schalk and Sheely on ri =* oe = : : ie | y ae ~_ > ¢ sane * : her are mostiy bors i men wo wrote me telling of their pitifal conditions, some &@ ns - the irish pegple. ing end. was responsible r th =. - x A fae Ss, | BAS Fees . Praving th 1] Ip them. Understand, I give each and every pupil a & | All of this was brough? | ries “nos Leaguers _Yiet y he ? as -. . | te — . 2 aS ee = s d ti is individual! eds I an nairze your ease like your family physician. : now stands thr une Se a oe res ‘ ae re ae See . ; , . , , vo . sia — ' ee gee leg os , aaa : h nternal a while my srstem affects your : | London making I : . : il \ : i pA - Pat defi Gi isease or the numerous ) = ee , - a a eS ee ra ee 4 : k the Euman bod ) you want this strong, ete ust body, which your M ae | ‘ate. The irish peog F illustrations appearing on this page are bat a few of the many photographs r } L I des! 2 success? If mot, you are not ania I det ‘me treaty that Griffith and haggis : in my booklet. “MUSCULAR DEVELOPMENT.” These are all photo- is ~ $ ar ‘ at if you are sincere a | o] They gained graphs of my pupils showing the development which they have attained by faithfully + ; ies —— : rps se . * following my instructions. —_— aes i : ictory for Ireland ~ = ie ON that Griffith ané 7 : ty Pe pie p ahee> Te ‘ ; he . - t 3 0 9 ee : . _ % BS 4 for the Irish peopl es ee \ ieee po hg ah end for My Book _ 2 the wildest dreame ‘ 0 . ; : 2 ox mee : his ’ c . Pes j I-rma ; Re J *% Gaboeepeced iv eh od thought from “MUSCULAR DEVELOPMENT” = . a ‘defeated and every man * , t ggq@ Tem Sheridan. announces that t! mae f as i received 3 , th ' : =. Ee ; ? ta Mana stew = alt ; = | gn } me ; it i [ theugat I u . you and [zt you know : , a pF Sented his principles was 4 Triple A courts have »b ; recon te : : ; ; . ' d £4 : kon i ‘ Ing he structed and ali players who . ~ — ge . 7 : ~ c . ' : | 5 . i j . wae I 3 So: fiae ; ¢ oR ; _. 4 icin ' N | 305 Y ' ’ ¢@or 4 deliere there ts 2 “OD: parce ine et ae ee can pra —— ims te mami al ath ef me. Yo on ined thy ) chest and a Br oadway New ork “ | % Ireland that would suppe ‘ ti oR eit er of the ePrmrt. ; et g aS + . 2% 7 _ . - . a “ ; i . - ol . ; American Amateur Handball! rule: ae ale pretty agate le * « Vl le ea ae Rl” “tei an Ra RA tl

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Tt Tht t ' : »* sae FT| 3 Pet | RED SRR ST fbb Ay be af bade oy tetra ida hte, "itr us fT wie *§ &§ wee. bees . pcp jee efi tt MOM ee Ta a ee Re cig re Le ee eee Me eo E eR SRT orn re ob i sit iE ‘ Riga ie if ' ef ti eg a aa i i ie bei 3 if it ae Re Hy ae * Ss Abii amt g Pedi ie ee Pee ee eT apr PART THREE. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15, 1922. PAGES 1—20 , C. 7 ma a Sees nl NG ag Ca eR tg lll tray — . ! DeValera ls the Mystery md A Study of Iowa Senatorial Bam Shows How Democrats _ Menace of Ireland, Says : ) , . Have Led in Fighting for "the Archbishop of Baltimore /NOMAunee, So Radical His Party CHE Ht Reforms of Last Generation i i i ie x= Sp allie PRA RS I I ae Te -- Leaders W Support H _ The Most Rev. M. J. Curley Terms Him a Villain | Ca ers on t u OT t 117). Income Tax and Popular Election of Senators, # in the Class of Bandit Villa, With His Sole ae Se +e Two of the Great Liberal Ideas Enacted Into : 4 | Purpose Economic Destruction of Country. Law, Were Agitated to Success by Them. omith Brookhart, Republican, Admits Loss of “Upper Crust” Vote i g -ALERA ts the villa NEW YORK, Oct. 14. ® | Following is the second of a sertes of articles written for the Post E: KT): VALERA is the villain of Ireland. His only purpose is to de-. f - aiaaaaae ee: | pete ~ Dispatch by William Jennings Bryan dealing with present political cam ‘ ad stroy Ireland economically. Those men and women in America Three Former Republican (Jovern- Former Armv Colonel Would Re- paign issues. Other articles of the series will appear in the Post-Dispatch who are sending money and munitions to De Valera and his fo)- : - | ms ; ' : from time to time until the election. jowers to be used against the Irish people are as guilty of murder as were ors Are Opposing the ‘‘Countrv : vise Transportation Act, Re- , ’ ’ ran can. It is remarkable the : the men who, under De Valera, shot Michael Collins.” T awver > Who Is Pj >t ] . ; 7 Q i ' ’ j i ile. It is « - nd . x : » = , | ah cme ad.. Curley, successor to Cardinal Gibbons as Archbishop of Baltimore, uttered Swashbuckling Radical and a} |}: 4 i Pay Soldiers’ Bonus and Re-Open| | ¥ > ta . | lions. It seems almost farcical to call them lions, because they have minal to be Weak.’’ Ihave Be nd developed them into the ® that indictment of the Irish Irregulars. His voice was without bitterness. Socialist - Be _.. f _ He asked no revenge. But there was antagonism to the leader of the so. _ — | ae the Newberry Case. nothing of the flerceness of the menagerie lions—being comical called “Irish Republic” that was shown, not alone by voice but in the |. 4 ee Be Bae \ wn than pp They — to = gee ge oe rs “ae es and the angle of a jaw that m MMMM | ; ae ‘ples—one on one side and one on the other. ne 0 e lions has its amg eo , aike him out as a fighting By Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. ) |; Se “fe . @ j]) OF adequate return at not to exceed the in- | mouth open, while the other has its mouth firmly closed; they are said to DES MOINES, Ia., Oct. 14 i a ee —=—( “a ‘ge| / terest on the bonded portion of the companies | , i on : . wa! ; . oe a ciate ee a ee Se ' represent the eternal conflict between the positive and the negative—be ada a me hecael Ee one ont ie ee - 9 oe ee ee close-drawn for many years, are seriously ) || @agmeames.. ed : © Se] ‘Reorganization of the management of the essary: if it were not for the conservative the progressive would go too - - oa shaman’ —— . there. He first saw the light of day land, with the hope that the Britis# impaired in the general fight revolving vag % is a aes Federal Reserve Bank to bring operation of fast—if it were not for the progressive the conservative would not go ‘your biceps "Tg full cack ‘ Z at Golden Island, in Athlone. Through! army will come back so that he can! around the candidacy of Col. Smith W. Brookhart, ! ee ee ae . : ) that institution closer to farmers and labor- I don’t quit there. I don't : all his childhood and youth he was om again. Republican nominee for United ‘States Senator. ; eo : a RT mS ers, “who are the basic depositors, and so there with his own people. He was Why? No one cam tell. No man Brookhart, of that type described as a “country al Ae ae eT ee s Sees as to take its control from Wall street or big educated there. Then he went to In Ireland understands De Valera. jawyer,” is being supported by organized farmers, : ee Bs Ps see ' business, which is a borrower rather than a Rome, where he was ordained in 1904./ He stands today as the mystery and American Legion men, labor unionists and Social-§ Ox ——x me] depositor.” : rae we Sy % o . _ 2. , al _ . — . ys Ce ee ee oe Sr ee ashe Ye ell Pe on oerqneny - at all. This is the fundamental conflict) who make money out of an abuse, not that is being fought out everywhere. only have the sinews of war with ‘In traveling around the world I an! which to fight reform, but they ficht quiredy upon entering a new country,’ with desperation and regardless of what political issue was paramount) expense. They are able to orga.- there, and found that everywhere the; ize those who are directly menaced, /most vital issue was between those) or fear a future attack. The contest who wanted to go forward and those/is usually between the unorganized 'who contended for existing methods\ victims of injustice and those on the | and conditions. No two countries) other side, who are protected in the -stand upon the same level in the mat-( doing of injustice by some outgrown ter of progress; that which is pro-) law or some antiquated method of | gressive in one country is conserva-( government. 'tive in another—the line being drawn) I have taken the trouble to cal! between that desired and that secured.’ attention to the governmental! hardl- priesthood that he came to the United; “De Valera’s followers are for the publican revolt against him. led by three former | ; ea ie i a Si both farmers and laboring men as to produc- yourself with one hand States as a missionary to mpor ian. /most part ignorant country boys Republican Governors of Iowa. He has been) : “ae reg ‘ : S|) tion, credit and marketing. broaden your shoulders, | The brilliance of the young priest) who know no more about the things branded by the bolters as a Soctalist and a men- | es Dien Mee ee ( Payment of adequate soldiers’ bonus out of ee i ae made him an asset of eye value for which they are fighting than ace to the established order of American govern-_ 4 S. & 72; ) a tax on war and excess profits. a your entire being. vo” | to the ogee a oo they do of the Sally life of the man ment, phewe men caiing upon Republicans to / 2 : oe. aes 4 : | Payment of such wages that mothers and You will be just bubbling : Florida. In 1914 he was made BianoP; in the moon. His bands are for the support Clyde L. Herring, the Democratic nom- Be a kare )} children will not have to supplement the of St. Augustine. Then when Car-) most part the most ignorant oma- inee, as ‘an exponent of misguided political and ©) sctenieenstateen } activities of heads of families in eking out dinal Gibbons died he was the selec-( qnayns you could ever imagine to economic judgment, but as one who stands, ’ po CS MITH an existence. . & | ha 7 } , ee : : ‘ ‘ = Seer z Sa oe “= Set ' ppearance’ | It way noi until he had entered the, menace of Ireland. ists in iarRe numbers, but 1s suffering Irom a Re- [3 Se 3 3 3 : $3 Advancement of co-operative programs of tion of Pope Benedict XV for the find fighting for a cause. They don’t nevertheless, for constitutional and American in- | Repeal of the Esch-Cummins railway law. archiespiscopal see of Baltimore. ‘know what it’s all about. They say, Stitutions.” LEMS BR EE aoa no ee eee Reopening of the Newberry case by the Sen- The Archbishop sailed from NeW) «were in it now and we might as Herring, a Des Moines man, who traveled the | {' a! | | ate to “purge itself of this corruption,” as : , ; : i ig | | d lw eparate j . 3 = “ = s — ae | peigpes dregpeennalbndirenan pie 3 Ces a 7 une | ie acquainted.to that which is new;/trols the nation, but it in time con- eee every part ig agen and of the Socialists. lished State headquarters here and are preparing} |} > —— aa fe | (Ship subsidy proposal of the Republican A eidiies emerefone. 6s om the abbel weie ae parties. It is so difficult to ; Medi ; ) 3 em Che wind of every “They are carrying on a guerilla for a speaking campaign against him, and United Poe Ty [ew Ss s =| | GREE NCStION, ane 0 a ridenegess conservatives. One must under-/amend our Federal Constitution that cine a 7 eeeeen who really loves his warfare against the Government, the ‘tatés Senator Albert B. Cummins is openly | , a: 3 | BSS ;| ) Harding's veto of the bonus Dill, but in other re- stand a proposition (at least, he\ constitutional changes are imposst- I hav =e F country and has intelligence enough ) people and the army of Ireland. They though not actively hostile, the campaign of the agents tn “eppreves he SES eee: ‘must think he understands it) before) ble without joint action by thé great 3. ave seen men working #@ to know her needs. Republican nominee is being directed by the Re-) } International relations and the tariff are not) : ‘> They ruined their heart or ff }are carrying on a warfare that Is Sey B : © Oe | Steanes in this unusual Iowa calusaten which | 2® will indorse it. The progressives( parties. Within the last 12 years, four ittle vitality they possessed. bsolutely immoral. publican State Committee, which has accepted ) numbers and) constitutional amendments have been th. ¥ spent amie ta study #2 De Valera Must Go. — Brookhart as the regular nominee and is making | ae ite ee { ceene $6 Be SORE Se ee aj aes cies well/ adopted. Neither the Democratic led. After many tests and fF 4 “I have come back filled more) Condemned by Bishops. the best of it. Federal Judge Kenyon, former ( . ee a 7 — f| (Brookhart. The latter, however, was glad to de-| informed to prefer a proposed reform| party nor the Republican party was I have increased my own , , ; raid . ) ‘ec ‘ | fs than ever in the belief that Ireland; «py. Roman Catholic Bishops of United States Senator, and United States Senator pate ies Sones Nee a eee existing laws. The conservatives,/strong enough to secure a consté- y body in proportion. Ide § | lati in 1920 he favors the forei lictes of s to others. Physicians and | ‘stow on the road to things she has! 1.23.54 as one man have‘condemned Charles A. Rawson. who succeeded to Kenyon’s | er Le nace aaa cis. ae -ae on the contrary, include not only\ tutional change without the aid of stem and pronounced it to 4 q always wanted. But at the same time the actions of De Valera and his fol- Seat when the latter resigned, and for whose place | » ilicnad in dati of those who have studied the subject) the opposite party; and it is a fact ‘— {am more convinced than ever that Brookhart is contesting, are supporting the / ® pleading lack of Information on the detail of the) ond decided against the reform, but( worthy of notice that separate action Colonel. noe GEHTS, aa n | also those who have not studied—the) is not @sually necessary when an {m- { nopolistio tariff and his =n in the PrOgren-| aiafarmed. Our governmental ma-( portant reform is ripe for triumph: } sive idea of a moderate tariff. pre gives the conservatives a} The discussion necessary to s continued the prelate. “Ireland has‘ of which are attacking him in every issue. This ‘ BE SA Such is the alignment in the fight which has the pro-! two-thirds of both houses and three- 1 lette tati hat m . = an Irish Govern t by Irishmen }flant against the Dishope er ttack, which { d rt th : | ebay | brushed aside about alh-of the political tradition ‘eT’ decided advantage over the p bi : a ; Cc ’ s -pri- > os TS Stating wha y : « men y ir Church. attack, ch Was vigorous during @ pre-pri CLYDE L. HERRING. of staid Republican Iowa. And such are the gressives. We have in the nation,) fourths of the states unites the pro with letters of this nature. #9 There is an Irish national army mary campaign, out of which Brookhart emerged | iv dless of part ; l te *\ «tte and his followers are crying } paign, rged | and in each of the states, an execu-( gressive regardiess party. / , ith. pager Apap | a Manding by the people. And back | for a republic and at the same time on the night of June 5 last the victor over five) He now is president of the National Riflemen’s nature and sta = a pores nt pas wart tive and a Legislature; these must; Take, for instance, the four con- fied pupils do this for me. fm % this Government are 95 per cent, are shooting down the very people “thers and with nearly twice as many votes as Association. a Cece oe i Se ee o “a unite in the enactment of law. stitutional reforms secured in the last itiful conditions, some almost § @ of the Irish pegple. 8 his closest opponent, has been incregsing in tn- lashing angrily at things as they are in this and | — .. ) ow be the backbone of any — | F : 12 years. It required 21 years of agi- md every pupil a treatment *@ #& £“Ail of this was brought about by! ee tensity. ) Called a Socialist. other states. Progressive Handicaps. tation to secure the direct election of your family physician. The § : s | government in Ireland. And in doing h oundwork for this situation in Iowa was : y system affects your entire the treaty that Griffith and Collins‘ 1% they are working out the worst But through {t all, Brookhart appears little dis- ) This is the man who was described in resolu- ee ont be eae. Senster Commins, “alent at The progressive is handicapped still| United States Senators; the first reso- r the numerous germs which ; A made in London making Ireland | They are blowing up turbed, for, said he to the Post-Dispatch corre- .tions of the anti-Brookhart Republicans in con- ( % eR ebifeen politics te EY but whose! further by the fact that each Legis- lution proposing the amendment you are not human; I don’t ® the treaty that Griffith and Collins‘ — y e day, and I will carry every county in the State.” } J Senate, would give voice | popularity, won With the Caring mince of progres sentatives in 1892, while the ratifica- . F brough (homes and every form of destruction (ed to the United States Senate, R ‘atvism, is waning among many of his home folk Concur in the passage of a law before , | - hs 7 a gl they can think of upon their own’ Would Help Masses. ) in the name of Republicans to class conflict, rad- porns ens to.6e8 hima growing conservative eith| eee an the executive for his sig-( tion was not completed until 1918. It Velous vic ory or ireland. ey : . = 3 Ag: fonalization | | I h d easure in) passed the House six times before it Be h and blood. ‘ical and unsafe vagaries for the nat up for renomination| 2ature. Im other words, a m | @ained for the Irish people more ee _ p fo Painted by his adversaries as a wild, swash- | | ‘" ) the passage) of ‘years, was ! the Senate once. Wh iS “Sidest dreciers ever) T%° Very fathers and mothers of 4 (oe ee ee: and election. Ordinarily in Iowa, Republican, co line na —— a pass — Prenat i eee a 3 he Irregulars are } ouses and receive the approval o ’ Demo » thought from England. (the men who form t buckling radical and pictured by his photograph-({ prookhart was found at Nora Springs, a small | | ers a8 @ man with a face of granite severity, the \ town in Northern Iowa, where, with a group of ; neutaniion % equiveles 00 a Sy = byes President, while the conservative) cratic and the Senate Republican. It 99 [= «The “Irish people rejoice in this’ — eet no form the Irreeu- real Brookhart is quite different. Perhaps a bit | legion members, farmers and the editor of a local | °° in that case. can block the measure by controlling\ Was quickly ratified—Republican and | ( “Those men W of a radical, certainly a politician who wants to ) weekly, he was getting ready for a trip through ( Ran Against Cummins. either house or the executive. Democratic states vieilng with each ( | Vietory and all those who fought so b. ae | : \lars are ’ h a we Also | | Yigorously against the Black and. be United States Senator and astute enough to /tne county before holding a “speaking.” One of the Brookhart opposed Cummins in the primary,| In the national government, and in other tn supporting ft. | numerous ils. ) ) v strong as ferite it. This aoe is boand ‘Tans and wanted the British army of | = you sg an upp eion cache make the most of conditions as they come to {jegionnaires was a bookkeeper in a bank, and as however, attacking him as one of the authore of| most of the states, the veto of the’ex-) It required 17 years of agitation to eestion to every red-bloode® Gees Swration driven out are behind the; ?? ncaa bi hand, Brookhart, nevertheless, gives the impres- ''the town had no hotel, offered the use of thé di- ins law, known also as the Federal! ecutive cannot be overridden except{ secure the income tax; whem {ft was "Kind just as others are NOW UME) peace treaty that Collins and Grif-( bullets so that they blow into bits .i- that beneath it all he ts sincerely progressive { rectors’ room for “the cross-exam{nation.” the Ee -Cammins 2, rity of both\ finally secured it was by the co-op- | send the attached coupon *@ tth ets ili cial the heads of the men they attack. at heart and though possibly somewhat mixed on “No. I ¢ a Soctalist,” Brookhart said. “lI transportation act, and using high rail rates as by a two-thirds majority o - rents sn seat in te is the price of wrapping a2 — "De Val cpap : his bearings, is keenly desirous of helping to pd taser nse a ¢ Lincoln, Roose- (# lub with which to belabor the Senator among)| houses. In the matter of constitu-( eration o Democra - any way. I want you to . 4 been alera and his followers have “Republicans Are Yellow.” | gs, saps am a Republican of the party o Iowa farmers. The challenger came within 20,000| tional amendments, the handicap of\ publicans—the two parties sharing 0 oo ap Bagels gon 2. eet twice. canons ndeobabeasetdl Pe ets gee Sorell om 5 { velt a eae. 5 pert sens 0 See eee votes of defeating Cummins, probably the cicsest the progressive is made heavier by the glory of the victory. . mce while it is on your mind. A in the Dail by a margin of seven) “They stand and gloat over their) Slightly less than average in height, Brookhart (or heard a Socialist lecture {n my life. But I in- { eg nary te ae es meré resent seaeut@hh ‘See thet ‘euaeenee a Send with prohibition. While.s , Om Yetes. Then in the June elections,| victims as they torture them. Then js stout. He campaigns in a battered light gray (tend to try to drive the forces of reaction out of /°* a oa > The enmity engendered in| houses must submit the amendment, Democratic Congress submitted the ; , 4 When the people had come to know? when they are caught they throw up felt hat, dark gray suit, not often pressed, and (¢ne Republican party. ee his i ics ach the thet that the Themed] mba’ lien: theee-Secnene: aavmaaeealll prohibition amendment, a Repub- 1» | Wet what the Free State meant to! their hands and, like whining yellow round-toed shoes that once were tan. He has) «1 ao not believe in the third-party movement. aomenaiataien nce Brookhart’s thunder againet| must ratify it. Ratification requires; lican Congress passed the Volstead 1, | “ meee Mm, De Valera was overwhelmingly) curs, beg for mercy in the name Of clear, blue eyes that gaze in a firm but friendly \7 think we can find a political home for all of the on a s ran 100,000 ahead of the rest of his|the concurrence of 72 houses {n 86\law, which put the amendment into pesetted and every man that repre-\my poor mother and my Poor fw manner through gold-rimmed spectacies, which, ‘reasonable-minded liberals tn one or the other of) 0 4) 144 November (1920) election, bas| states, while ratification cam be de-jeffect. More than two-thirds of both ‘ . vane his principles was defeated. I) ther.’ with his regular features, frequent rag eee fine the old parties. I hope to see it done in the sas in the memories of Cummins and his|feated by 18 houses in 18 states. the Democrats and Republicans tn thé : New York City Mie Gon't believe there is a constituency’ “They never fight in the open. teeth, fit in with a quiet-mannered air of middle- ) Republican party.” Pan ian ata odio: enn ao: aaah ae ae ps pon Committee Accepts Him. De Val /lowers as being in direct opposition, alera and his followers must bet os the more) law. T : 1 put down.” “But De Valera, in spite of his The fight against Brookhart is being aided | “The situation in Ireland is this,’’) supposed piety, is standing out de materially by the newspapers of lowa, the bulk } Shy See ht Amr iN I Ne : yellowest of characters oo? Phy Sh Sap ali ay ae Ait. er ee eee ee of Ireland that would support De Va-) They will fight only when they can aged good nature to ‘tone down the impression “T¢ elected to the Senate, would you stand with When Senator Kenyon, still the idol of progres-| vor of sufficient enforced delay to/ eighteenth amendment, and all tiie Meta today. (stand behind a tree or some other previously gained from afar. La Follette and Borah and others of their way of a een seinen . resigned to accept ap-|compel deliberation. Changes should legisiation enforcing the amendment. —en ae os os oe [© “The people realize that they have\shelter. They fight only from am-| Born, as he said, “on groundhog day, 1869,” in ( thinking?” he was asked. a an as “ Federal Judge, Gov. Kendall of| not be made under the spur of ex-| A majority of the Democrats and 4 A great victory for democracy(bush. They are afraid of an open a log cabin on a farm near Memphis, Scofland “That would depend on whether they favored -scsssaen waste Pre HR, sation of Dos Moines,| citement, but there fs no reason why) Republicans tm both houses voted for the treaty. fight. ‘When they 90 - ves seanagh tore whe eS my qeeerem,” Soe ceeeieute — eet mie an and for 10 years chairman|any obstacle should be put in the the submission of the suffrage amend : . Army coming they run. iis remanent yng cB EEE palin: cern. os oomph msaaepelapes eangetleend POP 4 blican State Committee, to the interim | way of the triumph of the will of the) ment, and the two parties joined fm The Villa of Ireland. “Let me tell you something else. for years he has practiced law with two brothers )in the Senate I would expect to follow a course ) of as po sien atacand that Rawson | people when there has been suffi-/ furnishing the 86 states necessary for : Wt De Valera has turned out as{Money and gems are &0 NG lt ie omen oe tie os : ne rsarear nates aa pose not ane the primary as a cand'date for|cient time and opportunity for ma- ratification. om ee ee — é. ial , oO | - | a... le vo Tike is to) saan ned om Page Nineteen ‘abjef instructor of the army in marksmanship, | sidiary companies, snd define the reasonable }”= ##§ Uontinued om Page Ninetemm en Te - aS PS Wg cae EE = Pete rhich you are to send me, py of your latest book, } plainly.) 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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15, 1922. in| the YM, of rre Tr nica nar ~ os - ‘ at - 7 ’ . ; Jas L * = ai ‘ Uli panies U5 ®rating ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH EUROPE’S NEW POLICY. th th 1 ee il other concessions in the interior of Afri a | - i y - g —— . ‘ce “Conv Ti eet Ww Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER signing of an armistice convenix : RN SES ION soo . 2s —es YPt vr : . 4.4 a4 4 bd ab « Ld ta md " -_ Dec. 12. i878 : which vresum bir the Angora Gove - an, the Nicaraguan, . . ws AL ~* — —_ ee . 7 “y oe ’ Fy ; ° ‘ — : - Published dy The Puli lished " ratify. has actually not only settied nothing. $ them ail good. W hy Company, Twelfth and Oliv ; the contrary, hast reintroduced i Europe the roblem of Turkish misgovernment. prorocatire | iat OUR WORST FAULT | ot ? - --, Te ars of the last century. it is t ie LIne 7 Occupied With. dings—Marriage of and Joseph Soulz Among Five That terdaya _ HIS ts a season cf weddings. : of nuptial i is on the IB inte her own, but the present fs blazing gicries of autumn flo tiens and thereby adding the Pay \ aie od > " wv,’ a". TUE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM. ' cause of half the I know that my retirement will f the convention | #9 ieture re , “he s ad make no difference in its cardinal ar between ma id Gre rifa.n, if - Ral 9 Seta _ “Am Unusually accurate principles, that it will always fight ran and Italy might hate bee involved on eitl — ee © of AMerican psychologr } for progress and reform. never tol- . ‘ * % Pere _« * si . A” en , — a 00 te eww ne t © seeT. of = oe oe Bay enw —| The ori ie - = su Spirit is Sii se with merely printing news, always ration of (ree in 3 nia, 2 107 be drastically independent; never be : ~ in 1878. a hich time is the same as that which mor. afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. , A aS, BSUS. e 4 — s 3 14% Pets +? ee all ! S ¢. ._ = ; . al October A ast \ — ’ an. - ; i i ao Aili & 4 i ‘ : ‘ aii id? nNegyT , ;”* ' , , a - — : the e001 days ape ~-sevwwei ea on . at ’ i entie : % , , 3 of e " . _ ha of? ~ . ‘ ‘ j ; : : 1 : 3 : 4 " : we 7 ; i. Yestercay. ee tase midst fi a LE FROM THE | Dh saheses toate cone JR Soa “> "AY ee ee > = of i= ae 7 Ee ww. ere ne. Siilinenniinl gpoken in the -_ ss bs : _* : ais ~ . : . ed ™ . : : . - al a ~ . . = d > > An Appreciation of Enos Mills. is non-Tul wtion rious!) imat n ‘ He found 2 : . : : : : | | 7 es Washington boulevard at 4:30 To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. 61 26.600 to 4044 lividua! rcnologies f 199 assembled ne : si ~- an . a before a background of untimely ceath of £nos 7 | : ;, : , ' . a a 4aeda with dahlias and roses be less of a calamity if we tax it in th untry for generatious and iny ol le conta ipparentiyr ha duced a ; | | heart some of fits lessons. Like al! es ; , bps ee ~~ ¥ | f 3 ee : — 5 4 > ee: , ‘ ; : ’ ra ——_ . oe men he was perhaps least appreciated whose tordears ; 3 + ace. Bishop Dantel &. + oF SpMPES PARE, 0 9 Seay on a0 0 in = lt AER Os De A «Ne. ag 20 . =] . "LD . : in yre "iol _ Al , ‘ 7 : P 4 - - )j : in r x - : I oe ‘3 , ne id 4 ae , . ; ” ’ : “ - J 4 = . = > ~ ‘ f : . ? 2 | oi ; ‘ Dean Scarlett of a +3 } offic while he lived—and however much that: sacres. no ome seems " 4 oa } = 7 1Y - . . 4 ; . ; . . . . . . * appreciation was—I think 0 a oe sion, apparent. : mitte! nf ; often { s a bestial thing P a 4 ; that Mills, his work and what he stooc . 7" ee, ; 7 : . ) Xe : ; | , niess they move ‘o : ; ‘ . 28 Ge@uts Oo our reacin to form ; j; , . oa OFS ~ J : +} remony were for. cannot be too much known and tun- un.ess wer 7 42 FEGCiINCSS tO 10 | the ceremon} e derstood. It means far more to our of the 4 ro >? >> 7 , age : oe | . = ¢ a hl ~ =A ae va : : F at , ‘ > children than the work of men after ¢athers. ritain. Frapee ana croppings of the repressed lawlessness which , Q ,&. nig 2 large reception followed. Th - --* ’ v ; . o ~~ v bet whom many of cur mountain peaks have / 1 aiv will 7 m for 45 days under the érmuis unfortunate but unavoidable by-product wet sahte. wrhich seated 20 guests, + e4 Some of these men iIike ~— z ee ee ‘ta! tab- ca Seen Tam . Ve - , Xs — Peae *h a+ *¢e Oo Turks =" mare --- —"h - + 3 . Zebuion Pike, discovered the bodies of | &&reemen:, acter tuar foe - a Wwe “ao rac’ Phen, too, the tendencr to revert to eforned with masses of tes ¥ - > = a - : ° = - wee (eee: our mountain Millis discovered their the allied troops must > . re $ - Sr . >* ~~ a -~ = Ps _ ‘ souls. In oe oa nnttin i ee ener All of the European eis irices hatever {ts mature and causes, {t belfes our tradi- mercialiem large o enrich themselves, he Chriett 7 ; ve hare iad their mineral agreed that the Christian | tates tee — 2 of sympathy for the under dog. and sad!r mar: a ~* @as hae . - — mae — : men a~ 2 ; aaa 2 the ann ter -.s i i atictitlea tl a - a : . wealth Millis discovered there a far Piet Cur Or ee eee ste r vaunted iove Of ‘air play. At the present momen , 3 : "tes ty is : , - . —e - te + wil! : — ” ; ’ 4 = lag , a . tReanmnn te greater wealth—one that may he shared appears to conceal Its convict.c — : _ the growth of the Ku Kiux Klan and the extension o” & Ad Mier. the Dricesmias with all mankind. He found there the 4q:.,, he- remain. . se ee ee perroabaned: eweet stories of the trees, the romarce ae : ese tpeiae signe +: se the most outstanding o* the Woods, and all living creatures that inhabit those temples of God brought them to light thro understanding. he did th tures and happily in the left for us and our chil : : : may find the real poetrr. musi: nd‘ With @ Warning tc wn inorities ft it - eet eS me . ) philosophy of life. (Cr, rather, here we God knows where—if th yuld escape with thei A PRINCE'S PROPHECY *. ~ : ae . may find the touchstone, the inspiration. ,,... a ss : t." Ba ~ i ire was 7 a4 —— ~ rr rf i leoerm on iba » &* a. Tet es — ‘ : | . ’ .. ee nge the way to heaven on earth. His insight The former Ge: Prince mace : a] ' - | yy ot — ee nation with white and understanding of life as it is. as tes ; ‘tor the court ° ; x + - 14 7 (tr . ; “* j ’ ip” ' —- tnterpreted through God's living things, has the world witnessed su6« ora! quency in pan +: sie = “ " oer +7? ? ee " he . . . oe : : — — _. » e 2 will make for us a better citizenship statesmarnshio a, | :, = “#8 coronet of lace caught at the back May we not, then, appeal to women’s ESRD On tl pe Snapeaeeeeiiinaias cones a blossoms. She carried organizations, men’s clubs and every in- fiuential organization to urge upon schoo! boards the establishment of an “Enos It certainly is a 1 learn fron Milig day”? His stories of all the live Observatory tha 6 univers: fter all. is not suck .« i 2 ae aI ee ' © pied a Sg ne,” wae | | things in our mountains should then be i aii UyeaSiit BOpes, to L ‘eiringen insists th : ' a “oa Htute and in New York : m pss 7 apse ne 3 4 ee . “ titi Re : - — : . gist | pai = we debut several seasons #¢° 7 “i ‘e eet ties ct Pas -embers of the fami!ll ot a a Oe eee es * rhe merican mod » % 7 + Ce ed, Poort es iy i Ramen gall ep iadlay ew ‘the os sae be ms y ey Ce ee RIG 3 I bem tap + —s — - ‘ > | trpe must be considered. es ST oe Bee A ee) . é . oy * Pre EE ae Andee , a. ee 2 ae fn r . § % ? te 4 IA Oh rae Nac SP RCN ts toni sm “ Vt aah Stns «bpd wis Retina: in sitinet: ein bia nant Pye ea ee 8D cee ad — edt a ae ELA: ARR ATER et re he hte eh Hate toatees — * > & - x . —*., eondonement 484i. * iw as - . >, . * o 7 ’ tml Not since the dars of i G Ju€ BICLh g@eensah! Not since , favorable was fastened to Mencken has recent!’ + FINDING ELBOW EOOM. less illu bout ¢ ni Si han the dine ST a tan SO erate Soe pais Bes Seas), ea! ve - » ae eh at ae ra “erat ee ae niente pee Seid ang ey e ° m™ ) > * _ ' . ‘ *" . ; ; rado's momument to our Burroughs, our) a pitiful two hundred quadrillion mil it oa sim - —_— fle. Imirahl . oot 8 : spur: ‘tis a as a maid of honor at ie Mutr, our Thoreau, our Emerson—otur really respectable diameter of eyden $GTTi , i . if at carsi - = - i | ee 3 erspective ) es . : ~— > .*% x "er 3 2 ~ - ed " . 2 ¥, . Pp > . bal! . that _ ae for it because ft is “Mills dar.” but be- hundred quadrilli mies imivet 2. (lat Size i 7 ; wt. 9 ae — - 4 : . ’ ee 4 -- oe ‘ « ‘ Ss .o¢€ 2! received is University and 7” ' , —e a. cause it ts for those beauties, glories worth some consideration. as even H ed has | }: Tre es g*tera: German opiznic @ Enrone —" +s ewe ° ee dul . x ; .& me _ _ - —_ — . —— . - ™ - . — : , yom nein ; we Sa Z artillery during the truths and symphonies of the eternal ..- admit i ae Pp —-- " will never right itself er. Hi | € N fA r ual Interest was the j B L | & QO IN | w t I F | a . hills tn whose heart he truly lived—and 4 “le * ~ | JUST A MINUTE =. ——_— ‘ —~iates f{ oT, (hag BOK et: Eee ark ore ; nadaiiéa aaa: Peet ose sae * a. eee in 4 ¥ ° whose message ts unknown to a sordid. eavage world of decadent men—excen: stars illuminates man when ft reaches them through the sou! can understand now why ' per cent of th iti ak} WPRe 2 oe 7 : ae of a true child of nature. wor! ™ hia a ag as Standing by the place for his body. pie = rill : sees th that we cal! tried to ceomfor? Cay—we see why the Repudii stan UY : =" > >t in Fis | warehouses ar ee ANOTHER JAMIE. TO OCTOBER the sobs of one of thoee children of the cYrnicallr gone about »d: ee EAE py . pie i mountains who loved him so. “Oh. ft is was good—*e , _ : too bad.” he said, “that he should he — away from his mounta!ns—oh. what will they without him‘:” ti > . ' - : A a do * - sour 2S ; é ee : | 28 art’tude of ‘re : =f ‘. a7 ’ ’ 20) .. : ae . ‘ : - x ~% . ou , a .* . Let us resolve that he shall not be fate of a cosmic speck onir 50.4») light rears , oe / C . A rn aS Pes eOt nie — bh? taken away. Let us resolve t th oa? } . a nn wee ) . onsicerations. is Mystiiyi fo th ul D erat! a = ay Sa ser riche -O.0 iiiieaiaiiaata ciel o * 654 i‘ . ‘ ‘ Ss = o that __¢ 80 ll. ; treacth* 3° 4 ay few) sigot rears—abh. tha? is more : ; : ‘ : . ‘ . > Pe : INTLERFERENC E. V ITH FREEDOM. ~ Nor’ ? r or those oOuntaing shal! not be commer- tt oo Eren — oo? eT ee 3 fhe. , ; > the people : 1m Tus ™ sea 3 , ; ; ? a wed >: ctaltzed br the touch of men's greed that s1K@ iT. ere rien! h . 2oot iOuge it OB ® to or - a a ry : al is ' ° ‘ ' ry — a *”~ Amer "27 Rar Agsoctation ." - . ro broke his heart. Let us make the star+/ fess that it is no trifling thing. and thar human There are A od cea ime. and nme t nt «= Pesce ‘ * seeemecan Tesid: ‘Oren.o A. Severance. coms The 7 s** . . igh . & saws r - mericass. t tau ie ) ’ " ‘ ; re mn ; : ’ as e . * * "@e or ia} now by deelaring a Mills day tn all our! welfare mar be worth a thought ee ae sry ; ) 1s aga batiees ae ae : aiemtaa 1t wars there : — Ses echools where we may reach the unsu!- ‘im learing Europe to sink or swim, the United S 3 than our Ja hou ee i . ‘ds and fountai: n+ Wares (here SS, 60 eee Ss - “a = ——__-—_—-_--—_—-@ PD —- ---— - ; es? ‘ ~ ~ =~ + > =? :' : . . an -_ . ~ = es0 -++ee “ | . 2 } ate } . a hand in it. He ad: not understand s > -— -_ ~ . * > -_ a net a about . ~~ =e a -4 . ~* - -- *'~ _ +» . ri } aif : . 2 i fa? 3 > Bi m is designed to reproduce si comment by the leading pelle and periodicals on the questions @ + ae s bothered trring to understand the purposes ' i the facts are overemphasized : League. Who could be expected to worry adout 2 “1 eh A Na) ROARS | 8S Com rept ag ‘ e Bas | eee ae se ah os hla Mae Be SL 4 « aha ott ake ; - x Maen on EPA sete ih RO SE te oe my Pare ie! oe 6 fir a} >. ne apenas Si war _ si , ’ ; ; terference with the ¥ JUDGE BEN B. &INDSEY. iia ‘en had dn}! ony e > the Leagne of Nations, a: i M him from ¢} irteen: | town » the ok les a : It has been markedly tha Denrer, Sept. 2. peopies countries had dulled t ppetite [OF «. ... .2 tn trptea! mes | : and the fores =. Mae “ar * | ' > te Worid War * © © The intimets : —- more, for a time at least. but in the so-called Libertan ie | paeeerery a gh i i rhe | established habe ~ - a?e* sh lake = e 2 : . . - : cs Private Operation of Railroads loan ement we find it ‘n« ae — eee oe : = , : ) , bes ' | a o- . : =. agre -- eee 68) 2 we as a *°T as e T,.@ the Edtter ef the Post-Dispatch. — ae EZ €i00° are Fret to 2orTrne "6 535 ais mm ls , , —— 28 peop.e to i : 2 Bt case : 4 eh 4 "eon'a P| . > mer: — . 4 ‘ i =e , ' . : ‘ " -$' " : I¢ 3 . i i . ee a > HAT has become of this thing ee » S mot @ peop.e situatec in American bea the Prince does rot t+ _ , — : S foot e , is. eCypeCucelce >. > the Federal Ge ‘ ses waters, and therefore >! ‘bly brough?t within th Yi. : eo Ec esene he > f his hea b . - : ° —e that we used to hear se much ¢ therefore plausibly brought within the all- , fert: of | “eae : usient for things which tn a normal sie 7 > e. ‘ ’ t od about @ Year or so ago, called private individual e nature, the touch of God ‘ ; , | : oe our mumerous proconsular administrations of other ,.,_ embracing and necessarr circle of domestic policr; it Vasmatiien tenes alas management efficiency” tn railroading? ‘8 & people—40,000 cirilized, 1.000.000 uncirilized— a a i ee ipa * wonder why it did not work during settled alongside the nnumerabie European colonies ee ee Phis} 90 ) broa: Ning count = * y the general scvernmen the war and why it does not work now? ee : eracra. government LIKETOKNOW. > ait States, “I see no war dependencies, protectorates. spheres of influence, hin- , nt thc a ane : ae ttastrops 2.0 2 Fay p.umage g «arin terlands and what nots, 3007 miles away. on the Afri- a : fia ae - tree top swingin ¥ : oat Cisma. outicok the Prince ‘ts alac , a : ee (OP SW. ENs An Embarrassing Suggestion can continent. ‘ setae sale . ie i ne redbird keeps whistlin What ; ; —_ ' ‘ | Te the Editer ef the Post — " with the best fnformed statesmen of all the nat , oe pet ee , is preferable to -Dtspar: >. ‘sg s0-CE8.. ed a e*ID a. “ta = mor ° 7 x — ~ = ai ~ ted is ~-s . x . i gr ent “to promote trade Bin 3 mes ; = ) : — + the seat’ ECRETARY of Stat 2 It fe not lfkeiy that euch An! ° : bur way | /ureaus at the Z c a ughes > _ regotiated we > = > -— oa 4¢an.ate Depaer ‘ment Oct. 22 iva, : a5 q > . ’ P ~ . . os -@rmmen- ' , } stt or teT™ms. It seems that in the good old dars of “dollar __ pate oe lag agmpe ri. pa a dollar to ~ 7 ie ad evitadir. And there will be more ; r tad : — . the Federal t : accomplish that object. Now diplomacr” Liberia borrowed $1.700,000 from bankers , se et ee cactir ¢} na lity . pate saa soonest ahe co 7 : 1 | that Great Britain has alone had of the United Sta — Merge Ps rete! Pe riess im the matter, an nae = iG tae ‘ted States. Great Britain, Ger nr : : *) ; Sourage to guard the straits with Mest 2 ~o ages ee the emotions of future Senators like Spencer. ~ ; ne development of s sum - . * eps france, sectirea 7 ru locer ca} ot ae - j 3 Dorers shipped from Liberia. 3 SRS pas Bg tae ee vais ea sy ° cemta ca ity Blue skies abore the “al self-reliance ion : . . 128 to t wy rays. — », ae 9 = een @ % . . ‘ . otailgen " a -VGrts Communit? pense, it would be pertinent for our Ger- American receiver-genera! together with British : — : ? ° - hears ' ) ich co! C : oar zens should : ee a . . SVs Ge, bX ~ae Ss Ahan 294 141504, “28 A ee — ie “ ’ _ ie ’ > nou stand iix - . *rmment to announce how much of the man and French receiters. The difficulty appears to re eh ee ; — British debt to us ft ‘s prepared to eanca! a pesieaaSs ee the a - Se eo" Au, ts . AJ Unr army ar | Tary are the Sea- arg me ss ° a> "+ : , : ¢ ha . an rat‘ec eartr love l¢sa wee © r.atn revenues car TT nt ; ; Rt pay accuses ne. ae te ' ; ' — tog re. ? TOHuNW . anc there is nothing for the receireres to receire «.-:.- : ae ees meg pions ‘3 ss , ) egal YF SFraPce a a 7 . - L. R. JOHNSON ne ae receivers tO receive. heliered tn blood and iron, but he nerer offered the sovered how fai:h- MART F. SEARCE. maraded degree since. a movement fer the Se ee Meantime, the bondholders want their interes: and A Young Wife on Polftic:. primcipa., while the speculators rho hate Sought u RT STEN NIN, sp SIRE ACME IGN SERN SN NN ant at! rie, re ‘ » ay Lohan I ee 5, Sit at ingle Tit Oat orect! Se galley k J renin vod: 2, Gard WC « -+t*t..* = , eg - " tsa ; eautifu. memorials [ike that at Chepno: = ; arth ie _ = « - — i - « ey = . a - + - ™ . - . , . . . ++ : ; on. remed>y is I OO el elie ee ene Oe ae ree tee i ow PALE LES MEPS I HOO RCL AI Oe LENE AINE y OP NR NR pal aap ENN Ae a ee i" ee oe eee eee : , apes (Pag ih t= . _ 4 . . “i ams trom Washingtor. There wasac ss8 iif - * : ors ao . >= - ~ S | + ~he & a Z 4 A : 7.27.88. » aa ™ © : **% , 418 2 “ar ’ ~ 7 a Federal Government, but [nm th -s oles as a: ye for Utopia. a —————e —- >> the floating debt ¢ 19 cene ~~ +h 4-1" .2 v= aa 4 3 G a. i Ce®Rls om the doi.ar Would like “arr @ a4 Messerger Te the Biter ef the Post-Dispatch. a eaten ag “a giand at ‘ : : re rT Q > ~a- c bs — ; ? ~~ 2 = ~ * -+ - ‘ ; J - « eels St te hin} = ine HE Missouri people should be grea:- to cash tm at par. SHADOW FIGHTING AND PEACE MAKING. . “2 sa] or ‘a ¢ oe nates es, which are given greater or less ly honored to knew that their grand rae Navy Department during the coming winter ae -Rterference with the freedom of action of ela Stat ts acai + Great Britain and France are willing * teha mt ‘ , SS — “9 seecom of ac ® represerted by Senator “8 Wing to withdraw will stage , » aiedate Chie P Ti@nua! en 3 * eg -, Stage SOMe@ spectacu.ar shacow-fighting tn imag- -Ga.s, and tn some cases terd to make ames A. Reed. Reed was ready to de- | from this Profitliess countrrT, seaTi2 t2e ¥bole gor- trary defense ae the Par ma Cana’ >. z o% VCS Of U sha’ escare from Absalom: mere 6 Pee - .Ot. . feat any bill that would become a detri- ernment to us, if we will pay the debts amounting to nece: jy ec tir on a ee ee lest he overtake , _ “ensent upen the aid of ths ment to cur zation, and he repeatediy about two and a hal? million = : , . 4 ~eesary Lune ~OLiIng of the ear machine which mts: “ss guick!r. a4 bring 4>"n ev} cpen o er tte State, and less upon thetr own , attacked the Shepherd-Towner mater- —_On. Secretary Hughes and be maintained for national defense ac long as Con- and smite ths city with the e¢ ¢ th With the {ncreasin ‘s nity bil which was ig spogesman in the House. Representative Burt cine _ — — a -g9 cf th : . ng complexity of eur eactn Natta -" Genounced as of a ‘of Obio. think it oe ee @ PUrtOn gress and the executive are not willing to devote the sword. tom, Some of these commissions are m id, it rare opTD unt or in > sis ape " _— ss ° = ‘ - ~ regard to constitutional! rights, are valuabia, @ , bridesmaids were g0 Medical Association : tly ! t an imal -s “ i = a rin ~- P 5 im '* 2 oe - ‘ = me be . —_ held recently tn our {s proposed that an American commission sha!! de- they are willing to devote to preparation for war ‘here ts nothing we could add to the original . = ecend upon Liberta with $5.900.900. nar the 4ebts and eo esa juid make the likereses of the ome — 7 i many instances they are distinctly mise = a i apricot chiffon wit Now’ Senator Reed has The lo or destruct . s af vote tn 2 ius .oOss of C#structicon ombin -* _ 4 3 . i — . ‘ te . speak for our soldiers wh : a ~*~ taxze over the government. Fixed annua! salaries of S!imne ¢h - - - ae panes Sac) incident te oo greater than {t fe. enc ‘mproperiy hamper private initiative: nai Sacght to the left side. on nelle lai © Went to the i ak ao. 2 } oneeas eaipets ~ Sumps that cost millions of dollars, the engagemen’* alom ) Ten Y= seinen aia : create 45 enormous roll of offcers and @ of biue and apricot were f oem a Sive their lives eT . % American commission amount to im War games, sham Datties. aerial »Som>binr — ima ion « } é, = ' ' “pported at public expense In cortaiz | to their wrists from-a sh ~~ America might uve etl as a land y 'p |) ee taar Tith a Dalan “e of + 500 ¥ 7 lat> "rom a > s 4 « i ee 4 ess . ' os a - - - ef the free and home of the brave.” the io they conid — *1 : ' Apaaey w hil r Presi ‘ . ae 1.040 (Sey couid sUstain themseires for aghout ™ ° é } ' . 4 DUL 4 .OC im eTery shot, silly -as ¢!) are th nrice ric. Tpen oes = their *. ‘ Crra the Bonus. as he evidently believed tha: 7 °eTs PTOT ied. of co , that the balance were not we pay for the crass ¢ Se ee eee mule, and the mul Ge.r functions is of far less value thai ae ' ments. The flower @ — + . : s Bale bd oe ; s* ~* - j . sOTr eet. CT s : - li of rT. Cor , . aie .. * ‘ or ’ , . » mo obligation rested wpen Congre >, Carer liasipated oe = ila i eo: our Government boughs of a great oak. and he wast nem eren ieavin oO On ide their 1% = Was of white crepe de 4 - = D Ot 4 OCS) 61 ' a. | ae “ha ~ ” -_ ez ect u orf »r -_ > 7 ° ; f previde adjusted compensation to tre It ig argued by those appr: ving the loan tha+ nay oy : ip Setween heaven and earth: and b> — ae . Orn re the b a a es. - e 4 oe is = sf ia eo ; Z . — /: we e ’ . / ’ - . ' = American so idiers berda, fs @ very rich nat - . standin mule that was under him went o- | | bd when it was first uitered that the peopel == em and long flowin - ry ric . 9 ; governed best who are governed leas #3 " - She carried rose petals The Republicans should be biamed for ere oo - % Z , ’ mi. : and target practice. with the price of a house acd at cloge-t] b i . - ~#e Seer “OUuURntTyY arn + = a - >] care — . * - eae _— : 2 a ee - . nd iS revenues govrernmen‘a! Miaccinery. The nearest thir re ha: he pmo yeast C28 : uding sentence prop: _ nial - the cut from incomes of 12.909 million - igh ree greatly fmereased under an energetic ad- is an agreement for limitation . aa . Aosaiom. and we see the thic] = ay .. ~ peteen = Pa not grown to be tne greatest, Bee we Geod aires rage ees the reduction in the our- ministration. It i» possible the American administra- is nearly forgotten before i:s sotiiiaedn : a D mn >f ‘at oak—bot wilt ¢' ) ~< a Sosa zi ane Sappiest in the world threags * tr ter his bride tam, and $457.900 660 1 ‘ Gory. | Vom might find sew . : nt usta cher oreapereugiing Pac callion OF some c } | . activities of boards or bureaus. buat enly — Sc: 2e ring. The ose= the repeal of excess tax, obtaining elsewhere tn Africa or |: migh a ee | : tn Uiger Se at ee ee rs Shes Afric {ct might ex- | ‘mtelligent people, with the assurance Bree , * gave his attendants they have rec i om the Rortzon of the Near East. A efficient peace pipes ’ +s ter: | af ently pand old ouse. The taz on native laborers shipped machine tneluding all the great P a — f becccoes “¢ s pe oews cdencte the Constitution that they shall enjoy ie Sa iigg Sad Mrs. Good gare her from Liberia” seems especially promisteg when we! cally eliminate the nex fn pe ers, rie grac- 1 ; of their labor. We have made this — "The hg Steel beaded bags consider the country’s 1,000,000 unctrit: , casity of games. it would Groceries and Meats a |*‘progress by respecting the rights cf the aaa wn Was educated at tants and the undecbdted demand for meee mbabi-' enadle the United States to shoot at the real enemy,| *--***:---+-+--¢--- ods Sieub goal — | rectted fn the Declaration of Independaae® | a “8d made her debut caeap aad do-' which is war itself, a the see ordinarily obtainable at | : | we do net check the tendency to set up & Oe a me place ; pee government, centering i WwW 3 : {arite disaster. . a | a Sumber of ties have en elt, TD cit, te _—_—_—_—_—

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15, 1922. ST. LOUIS POS!-UISPAICH De. , =~ * -. * ° ° ‘ apr sf? rt . ot ya ei : y ‘ : , , : +g + 2" oo > . ‘ ee SAL Cae ee ‘ ' , f, ‘ ~~, . $ ° ‘ ‘ y ” . - / *, | a f o 7 , 4 4? 4 “ . J 7 4 - , - 7 y * " 5 j / 4 ’ : . ‘4 “ + > . A + ¥ ny " #4 , 7 ~™ : A Xx 7 ¥ - ‘ ’ _ * 4 » » ef ° : . > 2 . aly 4 ’ . . . : , F ’ SSD a . % 7 } . r . , : . Bees ee : Do ‘ 5 : » ‘ S . . . sg . ens . . > . “ f , ‘ ; . .. : . "te a, . J 4 . . 4 Ee a , ¢ 4 Pas : oF dings—Marriage of Miss Henrietta Davis and Joseph Soulard Cates Conspicuous Among Five That Were Solemnized Yes- terdays aHi8 ts « season of weddings. Later in the antumn, when the number BE of nuptial celebrations is on the wane, the debutante wil] again come B isto her own, but the present fortnight at least belongs to the bride m plating glories of autumn flowers and foliage are creeping into the sfiMerstions and thereby adding the touch of brilliancy which tends to dentaeting the cool days of October desirable marriage days. ‘Yesterday; in the midst of five given in honor of Miss Grace Devine. ni. Megilar events, the wedding of os ape gee Rg Sema and Mrs. Eugene De- Ps Ry pak ee ssaiet | Bar Stay ee 8 tS Sean pi pos {—- | SHARE a3 | Visitors to ashington Last eek for itute and in New York. She made : eee B : a Se OP 23 meee: fc SA cc RR RA | oat M a. — x $ wee one : ; Ss Se ;teenth annual convention in Wash- ‘ington of the American Child Hy- giene Association. The chief speaker on Friday was Dr. Borden 8. Veeder of Washington University, who took for his topic “Child Hygiene in Re- lation to the Private Physician.” Dr. Veeder is also a director of the as- seciation. Woman Senator Expected. The new woman Senator from Georgia, Mrs. W. H. Felton, is the most anxiously awaited woman here. Mrs. Felton has offices in the handsome Senate office building for the month of her tenure. She will Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20 Wyatt Building. WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.—Breck- -inridge Long of Missouri was a me:4- ber of the distinguished party that 'participated in the events connected 'with the unveiling here last week of 'the busts of Lord Bryce and Edmund |Burke, the noted Irish leader, who supported the cause of the colonies) in their dispute with the .mother | ‘country in revolutionary days. The ceremonies were under the auspices ‘of the Sulgrave Institute of Great Britain, formed to perpetuate’ the home of George Washington in En- a BA F equal interest was the mar- Se ‘ } @tiage of Miss Dorothy Valerie O P I N ION Stewart, daughter of Mr. and 71 Alcee Stewart, 6249 Washing- } “0m boulevard, and Mievereil Locke tgned 10 reproduce without oeOMfeod, son of Mrs. John W. Good of t by the leading pubdlicists, SMa Jolla, Cal, formerly of Kirk- bdicais on the questions o7 “*mrood. re af The ceremony took. place at 8:36 clock at St. Michael and Al! An- . ia! Zz. ee a 2 CE. WITH FREEDOM. Merican Bar Association A. Severance. t wars there is. as compared oli@ es, always a tendency to nmr “Seeeis’ Church, the Rev. Dr. George Norton officiating, and was fo!- ~ . “ 7 ; 1 oe ed by a reception at the home Mr. and Mrs. Stewert. The bridal party comprised lowing: Miss Marvy “oat ewart, sister of the bride, maid of RRO e ". “f “a, 0fh —EKandeler ‘another Missourian, |ams and the gland. Among the sponsors who represented the various states was Arthur F. Ad- of Kansas City. Lord Bryce was placed in the Capitol Edmund Burke statue was placed at an intersection on Massa- chusetts avenue, N. W. The bust of. arrive tomorrow and occupy the of- fices, and she has the privilege of franking her mail and drawing up- ward of $600 as her chief perquisites in this complimentary job. There is a plan afoot to give her a large reception at which she will meet the |women prominent in the club and mor; Mrs. Leland D. Breckinridge. tron of honor, and Miss Frances meat, Miss Marie Clarkson and Frances Hays, bridesmaids nerine Penn Stewart, a cousin o¢ bride, was flower girl. Carroll » Davis of Buffalo, N. Y.. was best mm, and the groomsmen were, Mart ' W. Brown of Youngstown. ea pAleee W. Stewart. Indianapolis. UMBERED among the ; ; Richard R. Nelson. Kansas IN tants this season will be a ‘ety, Mo.; Murray F. Edv-ards, Anne Hancock, daughter of Mr. ~* it ) or “eerrence G. Miller, Ira Fischer, Le- 2"4 Mrs. W. Scott Hancock of 433: ie we rsa ‘et D. Breckinridge and Capt. @il- McPherson avenue, who recently has Se eS D. Jackson. i om ae. CC. decided to “come out.’ St OE Another addition to the growing a list of buds is Miss Elizabeth Russei] ; ae a! sown spony of ivory eatin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Rus- ™ ; sted biouse fashion. sell, 5814 Cabanne avenue. Miss Rus- '’ skirt, which was quite long, WaS' sell will be presented peered tO the left side with an or- lent of pearls and rhinestones. bateau neck was outlined with of duchess lace, which A short sleeves. Duchess lace > fange blossoms trimmed the court train, and it was lined brocaded cloth of silver. A of oranges blossoms held in the tulle veil.. Her flowers =» €8rdenias and lilies of the val- ‘social life of the capital. Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant has returned to Washington and has reopened her home on New Hamp- shire avenue. Her son-in-law, Prince Michel Cantacuzene, and his two daughters, Princess Bertha, «e@ debutante of last season, and Princess Ida, still a school girl, are with Mrs. Grant. The Princess Can- tacuzene will return early next month. She went abroad six weeks ago in connection with her work as head of the American Committee for Russian Relief. Gen. John J. Pershing was the luncheon guest yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. James H. McNary of El Paso, Tex., who entertained infor- 1.ally at the Shoreham. Miss Mildred Williford of 8t Louis is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pembroke Thom, where she joined her sister, Miss Josephine Willford, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thom for a fortnight... The Misses Willford will rgmain with Mr. and Mrs. Thom un the end of October hefore going to New York. Bmental power, with the erference with the freedo! Senator and Mrs. Selden P. Spen- cer, who spent last week in Wash-| ington, left Friday for St. Louis, where they will remain until tho opening of Congress. Senator and Mrs. Reed have both gone to Mis- souri, where they will remain until after election. Virtually every other member of the congressional delega- tion is in Missouri or en route there. Bellinger an Air Race Entry. Commander and Mrs. Patrick Bel- linger, U. S. .N.. have gone to De- troit to attend the air races for the Pulitzer prizes. Commander Be.- linger is one of the dare-devil aero- | rauts of the navy and will take part in some of the races. His wife was Miss Miriam Benoist of St. Louis. MISS GEORGIA RIDDLE. She will be married on Oct. 21 to Mr has been markedly the ca: Thomas T Poleman. as bee MRS. MASON SCUDDER. Until her marriage Oct. 7, she was Miss Elizabeth Blake ra The intimate cot Ment thus established has maid of honor and Michael J. will be best man. ing the yeople to lose the. ter's to look to the Federal Go». Which in a normal atate of State or individual concern led Federal aid turned over mNment to the states without ts expenditure, has alread) ds of millions of dollars 2 wOWwever, is preferable to es- tional bureaus at the seat of SWAN VSEAAR VAANASANAAA AAA aananeanaant SeSeeess ee SS . 5 Marceline Reyburn, Freen Nulsen Garneau, Elizabeth | Bailey, Marie! Edwards of Kirkwood, Carter, Ruth Nov. 9 as the date for Vieths and Mar-j|to Charles Spears Glasgow of vear in San Antonio. She will re- ington, Ky. Because of a main in St. Louis for several months. death in the bride's family, arrange- 7 — | Miss Beatrice Henderson, grand- ments will be simple. Mrs. Walker Miss Dorothy Wise, niece of Mrs. daughter of thg, late Senator John. MacMillan, sister of the bride, and George AdcNulty of 4419 West Pine 3 Henderson. has declared for *one Miss Mary Blaine Tompkins, both boulevayg, haa chosen Nov. _— = year more of school before = she of Kirkwood, will be | matron and date for her wedding to P. Taylor makes her bow to American society maid of honor, respectively. Bryan Jr. It will be an evening cer- rant weak after 6 ten for her friends | Seaman emony at the home of Mrs. Me- here Miss Henderson set out for her RS. DANIEL V. WENTZ, “The Nulty. Arrangements are not com- boarding school. Mf orenara” Wrynecote, near Phil- plete. Louis doctors and public adelphia, Pa., will arrive in St. rosa Enea! gh and child welfare Louis Oct. 26 to visit relatives Miss Elizabeth Boeckeler, daugh- attended the thir- friends. She will be a guest at ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Boecke- Hart have returned to St. Louis Chase Hotel. Mrs. Wentz was before ler of Brentmoor, and Miss lclizabeth from the North and are ‘the guestS’ her marriage Miss Louise Finlay of Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. of Mrs. Hart’s mother, Mrs. J. B. C.| s+ Louis. : Ray Carter of Portland place, will be Lucas of Forest Park boulevard. Mr. ne of the feted debutants of the and Mrs. Hart were hosts ata fare- Miss Mary Mason, daughter of Mr. season Already several affairs have well dinner party nicht at the and Mrs. Kearney Mason of San pure: been given for them, and are Chase Hotel. tonio, Tex., is the guest of her planned. In November Mr. Mrs. aunt, Mrs. Walter B. Douglas of 4205 Clarence King of Brentmoor will Delmar boulevard. She will also have a table at one of the Country N. C., and his infant son will come visit another aunt, Mrs. Western Club dances for Miss Boeckeler, and to St. Louis to svend the Christmas Bascome Coombe, 5432 Pet ts ies “a holidays with his parents, Mr. and « Mrs. Theodore Benoist, 4632 Persn- Remodeled, Repaired and Cleaned ing avenue. He will leave the baby with his mother upon his return to Are your FURS in good condition so that you o can wear them when the cold weather comes ]? the South. around Do not wait until it gets cold to have your FURS remodeled and repaired. as we can put them in first- class condition now for less money than we can jater on. Your old FURS can be made to look like new by our spectal process of cleaning and repatring. Our experienced furriers can remodel your last s¢&a- son's FURS into the newest and most up-to-date styles. WE DO QUALITY WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES. ards, Helen and ‘laire and Elise Boeckeler, Carolyn West- Tavlor, Klizabeth Ww Cfornet, Christiine Nolker. Goddard is the daughter of Mrs. George Hill Goddard She spent the York at the come to. S8t. A ball to November will be the her formal presentation. Mi R. AND MRS. JCHN HART, formerly of Portland 4 rity? { “ + OT place, wil! reside the winter in St. Augustine, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. being occupied by Mr. Van Woude. land place is and Mrs. R. der nue, during her stay here. Miss Ma- son was presented to last has chosen her wedding Lex- recent rs, Dwight of 40 society moreland place y ] } onor Two of . the debutantes, Misses Eleanor Rich- formally at a din ole : ii ] t i by he ards and Miss Helen Grazt, at a ginner dance to de given Dy ner par- . ; bo a 1 Bell - ie be luncheon which she will efve on Afr. enis at tne ellerive Country imp ’ oF ; " 1} — ‘0 " $§ =e Thanksgiving doy at the St. Louis of Hollywood, Cal on ct. 23. . ; I : Country Club. last Winter in New ain Finch School and AND MRS. JOHN Louis to make her debut. . ha LIONBERGER ahi 5 BE oe, occasion of Ousands of employes and ia- ‘ oe ® the expenditure of these e wae bn should be bullt up to chec* upon the Federal treasury. less in the matter, and th? development of a sound pub-. . ’ Girection of local and individ and RS. THEODORE DE FOREST Mi - $331 Lindell boulevard will depart Saturday for Dallas, Tex., where she will visit her nephew, Theodore de Forest, and his family, for two weeks. has given in fashionable Many St health nurses last Yestmor either communities nor citi : e beggars, hat in hand, asx-_ hington. There had also Mrs. liver Able. wncle and aunt »f tides oo hice one 'ter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Rob- ia Sates MESS Weterian avente. complexity of our civilisa- Chiffon was also draped to, ert. * |The Rev. Father J. J. O’Boyle of St. Eommicsions. are quitedis, builder and caught to her el- | ote | Xavier’s*Church will perform the , and if conducted with due With @ band of rhinestones. | Invitations have been received for) peremony at 8 o'clock, in the pres- bnal rights, are valuable, but » bridesmaids were aairnad | the reception to be given by Mrs.\ ence of the relatives and close mney are distinctly mischievous, fh apricot chiffon with dra-| Robert Samuel Bradshaw, 5139) ¢riends. A reception will follow. The mper private initiative. They Caught to the left side. Their} Washington boulevard, on the after-| pridesmaids will be Misses Ermeda | roll of officers and employes of blue and apricot were fas-| "°°" of Tuesday, Oct. 24, in honor) piedeman, French Reyburn, Harri+t | tf expense. In certain cases, "| me to their wrists from a shoul: | of her daughters, Miss Frances Brad- Logan and Marte Reid. Robe-t Dnable excuse for their exist- — a . Their flowers. were|®h2¥ 2nd Mrs. Kenneth Ashby Head,’ Thumser, Clark Fiske, James Doug- flowing from the exercise of a roses. They wore ostrich | formerly Miss Elizabeth Bradshaw, a ‘las and Oliver Abel Jr., will be. of far less value than the!r a ' Onaments. The flower girl's | recent bride. The hours will be from) groomsmen. to one side their unfortunate ot “= Was of white crepe de tne | 4 to 6 o'clock. Miss Bradshaw is a. d morale, It ig as true now 8° 4 “An plaited with deep points | debutante of this season. She was AD} PEEK of Rousdon House, ultered that the people are and long flowing sleeves | graduated in June from the National | A sir oan we ops gaa D are governed least. . Ths She carried rose petals in | Park Seminary in Washington, D. C., Miss Edwin Thornburgh of St. dwn to be the greatest, most and served as a maid of honor at| Louis, will sail Oct. 20 for Singa- | t in the world through the the Veiled Prophet ball. pore, India, to join her husband, Sir. or bureaus, but only throvs™ Wilfred Peek. They will spend the mius of its virile, strong an? winter in India. with the assurance given )Y¥ they shall enjoy the results © have made this marvelous ing the rights of the individus! " gsae tion of Independence. /f "J aematut tendency to set up a bureav- .. centering in Washington, ** : > eMimber of parties have been a ee

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Times Combined. City Circulation of the Dafly POST-DISPATCH clone Approxtmatety Eeueis ffiat of fie Dafly Glote-Dentocrat and fhe ai NO EXCHANGES OR RETURNS PERMITTED=—= * ST.LOUNS POST-DISPATCH The | st. Louis C ee ee LEASE SHOP CAREFULLY S=5= : - > : POOP BDBPL Le eal ln tm aa eal So Se — Vi: ana ae : ae @ ; —* LA a4 ‘. 5 ‘9% “4 wl ~ . 7 >» * ate ia — 7 . ~ . p= i \eee - — }, etre er | S rae —_— ill be hon- — : ey. | ~ ne ocia Events | Nov. 11 Miss Carter will be hon- SS ee J | > | oa ee _ = re - *- wii S. wa T¥C« . onion ihe ain Som: = 5 k Guatinned From sterpememmes rage oree at dinner cance to 0° S npegoghes ¢ ‘Mites Dorothy * we froc: tack 2 nd carried a colon- Melee ~~ by Miss Marv ee ( are as. ees oF s sa : | a 1a — > - ‘eal e Thursday OF - {iss Marie RE re oe TEETER: : > ¥ ; : ; be >. 7+ - ad ° -— Ee, . at eae od aber in the month the ir? 41? Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Lewis of io ™ shere honors ata dinner rarty to 12 Hortense plac e, will give a dinner EL Bdtese: abt Gk ila Riiach: MAnenea tena: ta ere wey aaa ei be nthe: i eS { filha Buu a a diate Hi ai nels.” be ntieah ee Oe alls. pa oF J : - . hati Sh, ee ae ee Meith ides aa > + [ Solid Gold Cuff Buttons | 2205.02 3! $295 to $395 cute Fur Coats, Capes 5 & Wraps or : Martin Lammert III and Misoes dn — Every Instance the Sale Price 1s Below Today s Wholesale Costs. P= e: —. = 3 — 1} t or > Se a: f oa lV] idu nal mode! isl nelude practically all th a fash? ionadb! 5 Furs. in length is vary: ing I f ass the fol length Coat s ‘S$ ; - We x ~" f : SS —Are the smartest full dress Sets for formal evening wear. 4 Jaccard patterns are varied to suit different preferences. ond vinitea in Was ton, C : | D 3 EW R EPU BLIC _— he tton Cae eh, ning s*eO0 -~ ; : : You can choose a fe and pene’ or the even tang sae ae ee wr ie rhter of Mr: vv : R E S T A U RAN . ‘ 4.5 apse ~ae mig 825a Locust 5t Mother-of-peari Cuff Buttons $5.50 to $218.00 | ° Mother-of-pear! Vest Buttons $7.00 to $162 00 Sunday, Oct. 15, a Mother-of-pearl Studs $5.50 to $386.00 ' 1] make her. debut rmally in , | ia! Sunday Dinner be ae i te ee ee a ree , Watch C j event Ww : 2 as : rat h oer for Evening Wear ; : 29 Lenox place. Miss Mills + ‘ Four hundred and fifty Coats, Capes and Wraps es what we be latincem a demar ? White ard Gree: Ge’ ai~- ) racau - &- . ‘ va a : Oe Pane Chains $55.00 to $385.00 demar Vest oe sna en |p attended Bryn Mawr for two years. 5 (y “7% : eve to be the most comprehensive collection ever assembled for selling at to —— . . ~ " ot kL 7? em j ~ y Sage CT | Seine. oonten’ White Gola oe n Best ATA $39. All are new, advanced Winter modes and offer most remarkebla Values © BR can renderoin Sion ala Minute est Chains $62.00 to , Thains $20.00 te “$34 09 : » dacaeren eer Se] purty / Phd! at our very low sale price. 9 eS. Perk Tender! iin. Pl — 2 ca aie tae ae setts n guests for yes 2.4 “3 ees Mashed Potatoes and Vegeta aera Jewelry Mail orders carefully filled an informal party Frida ven-ni ze ‘eq F aes and Tes - a eynith or en > ° Ps = a. , sole De« - > Wememsacd ie Mance Pte er —te so iimited that eech we = tI — area ae ulé surely have wor- =a 57 Be eee ia eae , ; be Kiiced Fresh Peaches is Cream buckle and knife — and ac Cara: Ss | ‘St Low's : air ) ¢ nena Seta in mene 51.35 | ucklie and «rife —and ' ‘ Se YI ce ta ha t rveats fof -_ A ‘dl hinese - eerie are feats C ee sel aeecen 2 $65.00 Values | s “Caicken Node Soup . = id belt Duck ig ers reen - es ee Fa Chic! ow ‘en les at $21.78. Solid col Minth ana 6=72 Weert Pi: levard f | | J 2 a &. Fe Young knives at : : 4, = 2 ? q \f ee i} ’ 3 ‘ . ~ ~ * . ’ -_ - ' “Fes Rice andé Tea me! “ . -_ 4 io (Dessert $59 ° 50 f alues e 4 Chinese Abmoad Cakes Best Service Family Bundies Washed and All Wearing Apparel rh n ss, are tothe Buckinghas t 3h | aN 2 He $55. 0 f alues , cee soem snes } AS "3 | a, ; white ceGourand's HAND : RONED iaiitee ef Mire. Chartee Or- (4 e, . ' $49.50 L alues 7 i, dere to the shoulders shter a ) 7 eee a | skin biemishes. Will at 25c a Pound nage ein || ce | te Bundies to Contain 50°, Flat Work. No Bundle | “> “Oo “shoes Sowerers ; | - @& B00 fer Trl Sm 5 Less Than $2.00 ent. Cah oo ene neste Sport Coats! Blouse Coats! New Cz =, ‘ P. t. SerEmns 4508 Men's Shirts and Collars not included. This ad means what it | -1 Mo-= F Mosman where ths : | Full-Length Coats! Smart Belted Coats! j mike Red's says, ‘HAND IRONED,”’ and is not semi-finished. Phone for ept! 8 : 4 . a 2. details and circular giving full particulars. es ere ot chrvenathe , / 3 Wrappy Coats! Straightline ats! Oriental Cream Oo U G fa Db 4 : = lsc? 2 ? : > - 2 he 2 ; 7% “t ) — : cd : : iG | 1 3 | — va savings alone make this sale one of vast importames” PHONES eis 2 vier Sa oe ' . a, : 10¢-. Pound 9 D2, | PONEST apt ide trains. They carried chrysa | ; > MATERIALS -o all who want to exercise real economy when purchasiag | 10 trucks at your service. ee ee ren : Sf tes ‘heir new Winter Coats. When we tell you that many of fi] @ METROPOLITAN LAUNDRY .«. @ |) es ee Se | ir ‘that many of fi | | re a ! ngs—inel iad Persian lamb, squirrel, wolf, beaver, 7 —egeemeres on .. 3 ~~ i us | = caracul : Y of the complete a ~~ aha , : wnbtinet: you will realize ties Wist ie of t abil your selectiong 51% ear — here tomorrow at $39. M2. .i _A SD » «= = = - & ~ Cordova ° ° ¥ 1 i id mt z ] i i> | | ; 5 /, ‘ ) f | ' ‘ Fiora-\ elour eo Sictne arlan 5 * MA, if ; ng Par — =" —' - Window Display “eee tan Bd Ms | Normand Women's Sizes Misses’ Sizes Extra oe) ee ce oe . : eet oe ee eae ee we Ref lew a. OO a et ——] : AGEN RE Per 1 pe om & Lous Largest Woment JSpecteity Shey 409-11-18 BROADWAY A Phenomenal Sale of 229 dais : “ eo | laid-Back ew Fall Hiats Fh Vistre Onr premier ™ «¢ inery avranre? = a — Ww ini eines L313 IY grade ’Gii f14a°s, m rr we, ‘~ " ; purchases and mbr Le Veh | Sale catatege atin a2 tirade reba oA ee sas ; FAN ks he heli pl NN Rl A a 8 BP 8 a al A Cit hee OB BRD EON AN tly Ney Bi wh SRY Nig eetalae eh hee gan aie Na His : Ks owe LO LELIOOI NA LARS INE ’ AON «i TAS Se ioe in ne 2 LUBIO AE A TTC TS NORD aero et eteegee MRE Phe et Die Se ak yt! eta > earl Ge eS ee a ae ee ae . —" ed de s . een oe roe ute cinnedimchenn ponent . ‘ a ars 5 re , . rr } ,_ we 7 higher-priced a * ight ® > . 5 ’ Se BR LET Oe RUE te GRR NER RETA DIN Les SEL DINED, EN AER lie Sal GAMA aN te - AAPA NEES me A Maram «88s Some oe a wae - a ey f - . — - ‘e pa x a 0D sae A WARE spt g : ee? 4 : 3 a af . . ? « Trimmings Lyons Velvet Mushrooms Coque Panne Velvet Pokes Biot Rivets eatin Ostrich Flowers a ae STOUT §—— Felt Dress Hats Ornaments , _ and panel pct ‘we Metallic Cloth e Matrons’ Hats Etc. ‘ oe Ponr own selection. (FOURTH FLOOR ) it % Arey the ns dee pag D ay peidabe ets ie ee —

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aily A oon NPAT: a a The City — of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATTH =«s 8 —— ys | fal bouquet of button chrystnthe- : —- — etn -—— = ——— a . F | mums. on Social vents | The Rev. Dr. J. J. Wilkins, pastor From Preceding Page. of the church, officiated , / 9 eee ee | The bride was ow | ned ae frock of yellow voile combined | georgette, hietea in afin igsone | ' | frish lace and carried a colon- crystals. It was made- after the. Y) y ' straight lined mode, paneled at the b ~— back and front, with pearls fastenel ; ~ | at either hip. Satin was used for | Monday—a Record Event : | 610-612 Washington Avenue x ¥ - the court train and it was lined with | ff Belcort wat ama wat tet a c Another Master Stroke B MAYFAIR | | sivcssnt%nah3,8 cores, of cranes "ae = mn Kemarkanle Coat valley lilles. : " : mportance: : Underselling! Roy Campbell was his brother's e best man. The groomsmen were Niel | $2 Stockings Brown, Arthur Hickman and Wil-. gilk liam Day. : : After a honeymoon trip, Mr. and | —_ Splendid wearing Mrs. Campbell will be at home at) 4 | | ’ 2 . 726 Limit avenue. ~ ie pure silk Stockings of The bride is a graduate of Mary. sxcellent appearance. Institute and has served as a maid. of honor et the Veiled Prophet ball. Mr. Campbell was educated at Ss Se sihey are C lose ly Washington University and is a eee, : . oven, Very elastic, member of Phi Delta Theta. | 7 NS 59-3 4 . - 5 e*®eeeee eee o@ . Nb \s an pee ( \ “o, “Be rin ee tseleces ces a OPres 2 " and made with lisle Sc eAweRANt Mocksieny ast . nles and tops. 3841 Westminster place, hag -e- | curned to St. Louis after a long : thi sIxvare visit in Europe and a sojourn at her -s ee ee 2 or bed r : . ar 4 Black, white, sil el summer home in Massachusetts. Her er = ’ ae * y eeeee* ee . . 5 eeeoueee ” "Saecacee %~« ri Se eeheve ts + . nd the new street daughter, Miss Catherine McCreery, | will study interior decorating in New | 4 _ — | Ooats and Capes of superfine quality—stunning Fall and Winter styles of unusual elegance. A saving opportunity made possible by a record underprice purchase of 400 of these wonderful Wraps Mrs. David S. Pratt of 88 Port-| land place, and Miss Rebecca Chasa, | elder daughter of Mrs. Henry Lev-| = erett Chase, who are touring the 1@Gs: world, are now in Honolulu en ronte ot ° geen Cosme. tourney en Wace De Cape Values Without a Peer— remain until after Christmas, whon' gy Oa OF, they will go to India. They will BE. ey AY , OLIVE AT {O"ST return by the southern route. ear’, ts : a ere. Coat Values Unparalleled at— ee ISS MARY ORR, daughter of ¥ Sie: i NS Bip | M Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Orr of y po “> - : Mi * EW R E P U B a | C 3231 Lafayette avenue, hag se-. yes. Av SN .\ : Ml lected her bridal party. Her mar- Be Coil ll Nt Seay) NY | RESTAURA NT riage to Leonard MacCarthy will Ae f - a Sr ty | giteceete et eecesseeeeBe | §825a Locust Street take place Nov. 1 at the Orr home. TERN fo PRR Sunday, Oct. 15, 1922 Miss Orr will have her sister, Mrs. oe ial Sunday Dinner, $1.28 Norman Nulsen, as matron of honor; From 2:30 P. M. to 8 P, M. her cousin, Miss Alice Clark, a debu- # Blue Points Cocktail tante, as maid of honor, and Mrs. . ‘ ee De aiene® |} Richard 8. Hawes and Miss Marie ng what we De- 0 «CCream cf Chicken L’Aurere Clarkson as bridesmaids. Harold 8 ) ee eeuced Almonds MacCarthy will serve his brother as , nr 8 Choi¢e of Dishes ; for selling at ) Roast Youns \svainagy Angras Sel, best man and the groomsmen will be ‘6 arkable values i A iti Bleak a te Minute Walter Muckermann, William Gari- om, Tenderloin, Piain Fried Fresh ner and Richard S. Hawes Jr. The i ; Mushroom . , : Potatoes and Vegetables Rev. Dr. John W. Maclvor of the (New Republic Fruit Salad) Second Presbyterian Church will of- Oeffee and Tea or Cold Milk ficiate (Choice Dessert) — Homemade Mince Pie er Among the prenuptial parties for een sreen Feaches in Cream Miss Orr and Mr. MacCarthy will he | ao a buffet supper to be given today by Chinese Sunday Dinner, $1.25 dem. Chicken Noodie Soup Mr. and Mrs. Hawes, a bridge lunch- Chicken Chow Mien . Chicken Exe Fo Youngs eon to be given by Mrs. Chauncey Rice and Tea Heath, Mr. MacCarthy’s sister, at (Dessert) her home in University City, and a & . by oy 7a ae i | buffet supper at which Miss Cla-k will be hostess. eee teese eee ote aM a Re i DE a eee ae ell See ORLY 6 AL OO TO Oe - os eeeeereeas © tw eeaeeeeseeetst eee e® @ee240208668 peseeeoee eo 908 Gs ++ *ceoewe wapnep Gee- setne o® ©8@@ be > cone Pierre - tt Shoulders w«Arms*) = ira. J. J. Mullen of 5277 Lindell equals the beautiful, soft, | boulevard, and her niece, Miss Marie hite appearanceGourand's | Moloney, departed Tuesday for New Oriental Cream rem- | | York to visit relatives and friends. ders to the shoulders | | En route home they will spend some and arms. Cover®@] (time with Miss Moloney’s _ sisters, skin biemishes. Will | | yiicses Lucy and Genevieve Moloney, notrubof Far sa-[ who are students at Trinity College. perior. to powders Squirrel Nutria | : Ww te-Flesh-Rachel Mrs. John A. Ockerson of 58370 © / B New Capest fil > 10 for Trial Size = 51 )nelmar boulevard gave a party aqaracu eaver ‘ 4 | i i -. a : 3) ’ \ ¥o¥. poregne 6 Son |Thureday at the bridge luncheon liminiaht 7 at | tod given at the St. Lou!s Woman's Club ADDR ¥, Fox Wolf \in honor of Mrs. lL. E. Chisolm, wife | | om : s! | of Capt. Chisolm, U. S. N., and their al htline Coats! Jriental Cream |'daughter, Miss Felicia Chisolm. EA | 14 ge 4 3 aik ee Cee a You will marvel at these Coats, for seldom have such stunning ones been offered at anywhere near this — In fact, were it not that a manufacturer had disappoint cones om oo odemsmmada us on a certain lot of apparel, and tried to make amends by ne of vast importance | | ih iy homy when purchasing §& 4 i) ox | almost giving us these Coats, such amazing values would l you that many of the Sim | id have been out of the question. , Squirrel, wolf, beaver, #/MMN aes : e price of the complete imme \ There are dozens of striking styles in straight- ¥ making your selections | i «6s 551, FRANKLIN AV. (Near Broadway) eae blouse-back and wrappy flowing Remarkable Values In Extra Sizes DATS-SUITS-DRESSES Materials of Excellent Quality meant > Values Up to $46.00 Gar aed Arabella Fashona Ormadale _—Lusstrola Individual 7 2} CHOICEOFS0STYLES ‘ea Higher- | | Exactly as lilustrated a Priced , Normandy V elverette Stole Models Bolivia Al | | ’ (Third Floor.) ain ind NT aN Ahr tase, is lemtn bt 9 ps All sizes for misses and ‘women. J ~ wae “ae ite ne ee ee * > Teer TITITTIDTT oe = é . 7 7 A* anusually varied assertment from which to 7 : a choose, comprisin Bolivia, suede, velour | By ee A "AG ‘ cloths, marleen, seal Fechen, veldynes, fur fabric “oF 69 wr.’ i Coats, stuvenna cloths, broadcloths, and itn fact : Wi LAVA: Lg o a «% y every material being shown this season. Workmanship is the | WBS GQae *t and the models inelude not only the extreme, but the = ted staple ger The vwalucs run conserv- ” $35.00 te 00. Your choice........... <n LiL hh Loti LOTTI iii gu —— %, —_ Ciiiii iii tl : ‘ illustrated, hav- i qee cannot help but find jast what yon 2.50 panne or lyons velvet. Turbans, off-the- wayne vig noms bath . Het part ; "the: brim styles for bobbed face Hats, pokes, mushrooms and novelty . ‘all she : ] d in the new Fall shades. rote Iso large head : STOUT LADIES—W'e ca é | § ] f chs irinalitv eT va lienas —— rry sizes in Suita, Coats, Dresses sty es of charming originauty. Snecial values at...esceeees - rts to fit you. We also make to order any garment of ‘ . 5 5 (First Floor.) © P (Firet Floor.) @ sizes, $1.95 to $2.45.

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A a ae oe i. Sao i ‘deal e tA Re iS or re The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH a’one Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. —————————— a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ——— Rinert,. Wayne ward Schneider, ae * Marion : pp informal dance will © “. Lelliece Club Wear Martin = rence, Betty Jane aS groomsman and Ernst and Albe-t : Burton, Ross Newhouse, Wolf as ushers. A iarge reception was given at the bride’s home in the evening, after ct.ia - = _ - which Mr. and Mrs. Munro departed , Santeuwraod ' r. Fat for a honeymoon trip North. They eftationed i Phe . r or tne .« ph MM. apien : : ; } will } f N > stationed in The Auxilia! : , — M Mildred will be at home aft: v. I, at 2621 Chisolm wil] be \fa! an > > ~~ _ 8 nue, Maplew ood, . 7 ~ ” ' : . i? ae [" a4 e " >. ™ * r 4 ? "7 “2a . as +6 7 } $ an . 3 a nerican i.€€1 ‘Te _ ‘ : : s > AA bas . ~reee is . mt 2 “* ’ ; . is ’ } 4 he * 8 a’ , = 3 = ? i" s+ rT 2 Te" h _ av 7.7) ? new nome is completed. a Levy, Ira Wight, Mark Steinburg, T. 5861 Cabanne avenue, in honor ef Carl Thom ty Ja L. Rubenstein, Ernest Stix, Arthur -ho was : Dson, | , , ; ur their iiiy Goessling, *~ ‘ rterie. Baer, Harry Lesser. I. D Kelley, | 5 yea a po le ean eee eel Wynne, Elise Lueking, Mar‘ sell and Virginig Ae sr 3 Alice ‘ ‘ ‘ Mg Adolph Singer, M. A. Goldstein, Ey. mary Buckley, Elenore and Francis Lydia and Roderick Rombauer, Benjamin, Loutse ade = r . Mol Ed- on a gene Angert, Milton Hellman and Peters Francis Hellrung, Calvin tor- Louise Primm, Virginis - Continued o@ ina | 2 dl erie Penjamin Gratz, : = I A a Miracles o ' of nd seph A. Murray, formerly of Munro, son of Mr at , Munro of Galveston, .¢x . ; ~ ne outa t neeption and St. Social Events { Immaculate Conception and St. Munro of Galveston : Michael's parishes 0: ware Centinaed From Preceding Page. Wedne rrr, ~* > "AA 7 7 i i i a a a a s nma > 2 e ‘ . —_— Tan 7 MASS iaSt i i Tom Wright and _— Iiugo Koehler. For low-cost heat—quick—a * Pee he from Europe, where they spent the Westinghouse ; 4 . ah Lao -* . - . ‘ ~ . i . ’ : . God ' > _ | a. : s ~ - ct ~ — +. Mr. and Mrs. E. §E ake ue ag minal ee: May, Sidney Baer, A surprise birthday party wag “ + - > “ ; . . rn j ei a ‘* ® - . , Yi fo OO ours fo} = Francisco. Cal D. Kitne, Nor- given last Saturday at the home of! i ae Singer, Mont Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Goessling, baseboard plug or a light socket, and in Capt. Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Bal! are at the Elms Hotel, Excelsior Springs. Mo., on their honeymoon trip. Mrs. Ball was, before her marriage Tues- day, Miss Margaret Jackes — ee The following is « holders for the Er concert at the Odeon, Nov. 6, for the benefit of cholarship fund of the Centra! Institute for the Dea? Mmes. Wallace Renard, Edward A. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Slegel of fsa Lindell boulevard have rate, rr 4 ined ~ousins of San ‘is a veteran been appraiser of yn! ; Francisco for eight vears and twice has declined the nomination for Gor- $ ae | | ~ & ed ernor of California. newspaper —— ———— ov — ‘ - the port in San tit up with a ora pee aeiien you'll have a great big circle of cozy warmth The finest thing in the frosty Exclusive and Correct Styles At Moderate Prices Is the Unusual Achievement of Announcement @agement of Miss to your ' F . + lain . Se " ’ ~ ti. : Marearet McCarthy. niece of the | : oe Ae =n 4? bride will he dressed as a ecunid. ir \ ‘ ee. Pm ti -*% 4 4 ‘ = ‘ 4 — re silver tissue. with a crown of sma’! - ’ Fy Dr Hours | ~ = = e e , i.e Frank Walsh the = For Three Days Only—Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday! — made as as a baby’s ! sleared up and ne the Lackland sca 4 aa hride n bine Canton cities white and ilove!) minutes ia the astonishing ment of William P. Kahn, int noted specialist in > *tonally culture. Rut more astonishing st... ere almost miraculous transformat 7 ‘his man has re@entiy brought a in proof of his theory ae, oe han cf Sean Lovis Andy Rogers Altman Blde.. Kansas (City be bh@st man me eTOOmemrman F'n $5.00 Each selections, prices Yeu are safe aa ¥ ere. | MATIONAL “PET” SiS, 2335-37 ‘Oive St an, Purges the Pores Nowine Maile rT Am bo Wice VWro rors rae? etek a a sn +..." Ase _ -- am tas _-_ > - i? ’ -~ Room 415 Victoria Bidg.. &t. Seite 327 The bride {fs a graduate of the ana Mr. Bu of Washington Triversitv to New York couple will reside {n Kansas Citr The which Mr ts the discoverer fs unlike any Dermatolog' ca! - ~~ t Las no pa all method of tation Convent ato tem

+. a lowest A ‘er = | ‘ + e ! ever perfected ae ME othorities: say Each year women look forward eagerty to this event. Due to unusual trade condita the annals of beauty culture this season, we were unable to go into the open market and secure values that reached te high standards of former years. Rather than disappoint, however, we have take Fae Coats from our own stock, and for three days only—Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday— offer them at reductions customary only at the end of the season. But after Wedne d 4 all Fur Coats in this sale will be marked at their regular prices. pe $200, $175, $150 & $125 Values A 4 wedding of interes 40-Inch French Seal Coats— 2 —- ti. - _ ~—— of Mtr. and Mrs. C. E. Lan- | | (Seal-dred French coney) walle of Matiewood. ead BRaward 2 | ; ; . Made with gorgeous black or brown epes- Summ chin or shaw! llar and Geep cuffs.... 40-Inch Bay Seal Coats— (Seal-dyed concy) Beautifully trimmed with Northern skurx or golden bearer | collar and deep cuffs. Nataral Muskrat Coats— 40-inch length, with shawl or the new crush collar and mandarin siceves.......sses French Seal Coat— (Seal-dyed concy) With shaw! collar. deep cuffs and wide bor- Ger of Australian opossum. 2 honermoeon trip the » nue al 4 4 wa Ss 4 =: fx ¥ - - > 2 & g * , = com Buy Now for Xmas! a‘simplie cream-poultice, compe ed of plants and flowers, called tol. It affects the pores Uke 4 foes the bowels—cileans 0 Be Young Looking Tt pers -- oe attractive Anyene cas who is + —— =. fp... .. Operatiog Bartfeid Mre. Jogenh Ritchon of 4150 YTafa- vette avenue was hoetess at Wedrescfar \l- 7 i* Na, a Terme. eon honoring her > Dr Pree eos | Poigonous accum lations. SL Miss Mary Ella Strode cf Hons Tex... te visiting her aunt, Mrs. Hughes, €040 McPherson are . yk yee Goo4 Mrs. Hughes also has as her guest A. Baldwin of Kansas City, Mon Franc Wileex. Face ie. Mrs. E pert. 333 Aitmas Mo. didg.. Kaneas City Special A Maplewood wedding of interest sa a CHOICE— aughter . shay $a Choice of Fur or Girdle Belts | «. 4 a 2 : es a8 Other Fur Coats—$250 to $325 Values Seg a 2 : > ae Kline’s—Third Pe ho 6D Be ~~ Magnificent Hudson Seal (seal-dyed muskrat) Coats, mandarin sleeve mod- els, full 40 inches long, with choice of golden beaver, Northern skunk or Sji- berian squirrel semi-crush collar and large cuffs. Choice at _ French Seal (seal-dyed French coney) Coz2ts, made of selected skins, full 40- inch length, with semi-crush collar and deep cuffs of golden beaver, Northern skunk or Siberian squirrel.. Choice at te ce nc Jap Mink Coats, with mandarin sleeves and semi-crush collar. -20Ice at | : ? tage + i$. > a t= _— Presenting— The very newest creations in Women’s Sport Hose Beautiful wools and silk-and-wool combinations, in light and medium weights—with clockings and jac- uard figures—in all the new shades. 3 $] 50 4 $650 a Pair The Wrap Fashton of the Moment— raceful Fur-Collared Capes | | ITH a distinctly Parisian air, these beautiful Capes sweep into the mode. Fashioned of deep-piled, supple fabrics, with chin-chin collars of squirrel, beaver, caracul, fox, wolf, etc., they lend themselves charmingly to any formal or informal oceasion. The assort- ments we are now displaying will delight, from both style and value standpoints, at 45 575 ogee to $175 +4 Kiine’e—TMré Flee apnea Clee eA Lint nape Opin te BODE 1h Sy oe weit ——r enn r — . ene a yes alt ‘ i ip NOt bee J BW he > ” te ‘ ‘ Upon a Reasonable Deposit, Any Fur Coat Selected Will Be Held in Our Cold Storage Vaults for Later Delwery. See Se ee a Me as » oem a - — ae — Ss - yi

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The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 ae 1 dance will be give : | = ; BE iece etiesty Wédneuhar fe ss "page . The club membership Murray, Estelle and Ida Rang, |) tg 3 ye S's of Misses Elsie, Ellanor and, Gladys McIntyre, Elizabeth Mueth |? = Martin's studio, 4505 L , ' | p Alice ee SChbacher, Criss and Louise and Loretto Conley. I Social Events ¢ ee a ee on _ a ——— |} Continued From Preceding Page. i ae ee ee ie ee _—— = —— % Delightful Place In Which Te Shop” . 2 eae SS __ ADVE! IVER r’ ME T. ‘ : _ seh goes ae — | Bartels. Russell Eyermann, Ernest | Featuring _ Featuring 4 . \Lenaty, Bobby and James J. Mac- | Gotham Gold | Pointer Women Say this Man Works | ee ° _— Culbreth, and Jane Taylor. ; © ie » , Miss Louise Dickson of 5883 Julian | geig- 9138 OLIVE ST. : rac es on eir avenue entertained yesterday with a | | aces bridge luncheon in honor of Mrs. | a iy " :' Ercil L. Black of 6368 Pershing av- | . | enue, who was Miss Mary Thornton, | a bride of last summer. There were | a S 1 O— nh S O | e O u | if guests. A party of students from the art) department of Lindenwood College | wil spend Saturday ‘at the St. Loule This store is a veritable revelation to all who come in these crisp days. The new fashions . 2 useuln, nepec ng ® @xnindi- | . ° ° . ° . . . tion of American seneeee. Slee! which are being displayed here daily proclaim the leadership of this store in matters of Alice innemann char : ‘At : : : ; su ¢ Linnemann will cpgperon ‘tne fashion. Our showing today is most complete with becoming models for each individual girls. type. Needless to say, in every case, prices are most moderate indeed. The marriage of Miss Elizabeth | (ruikshank, daughter of Mrs. G. F. Macgregor, 5455 Maple avenue, and sn A “FF h F, (Charles Brazer Norris, was solemn- / rene yx ized at the Church of the Messiah : , Wednesday, Oct. 11, the Rey. Dr. Afternoon Frock Day offielating. The couple have de- | parted for the West on their honey- | This delightful new Frock of brown moon trip and will make their home| / Canton crepe has the wide Paisley border at 567 Paris avenue, Grand Rapids, yi woven right into the material. It is Mich. 7 v. draped upward to the left side and fin- a QU ished with strings of beads 5 ere Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark Church | AN 3 to match the dress. Price.. $6 ° of 5557 Pershing avenue have sent! out invitations for the marriage of Other new afternoon Dresses priced their daughter, Miss Frances Elaine ah 0 Rock from S39.50 upwards to 8115.00. Church. snd Dr. James DeW. T. Nel ( son, Tuesday, Oct. 24, at St. Michael and All Angelis’ Church. The cere-| mony will be performed at $:30, o'clock by the Rev. Dr. George D.) Norton. | ty eS ~~ \ = NY REVS t= t) x3 et ’ —> y ee , -—_ x33 . So FRB hi ~ el] } wy ~ : oO n e o S! es e . : blackheads and freckles, can be i 4 Ei 7 oH oan re Pile ine . a 5] ‘ MO}rne, al avi LOUSs (i; in anc 4 pi » % VW aterman avenue will recetve their are nished with stitc ung as we . as tne LA 3 ’ ing bands of gray and black embroidery ‘ a, y apply ment stores. In Saint Louis at Nu- ¢rjends informally this eveni inf} belt and the large wolf collar gives the FM ed up and made as soft 8nd) jike cold cream and results are un- ‘ , friends informally this evening In nigel oh extending below the bottom of the cape. clear i ta 9614 eee aad +3) nelgieeryge i wi _ | gents, Wolff-Wilson, Judge & Dolph, honor of the engagement of their finishing touch to the $89 3 gad oe The lining # of gray Cantaqn - . ’ | av PLleVs e intis You 2 Line! Vith ° - ~ , - . : white and lovely as @ baby’s in SRO pho t >‘ . a 'Famous-Barr, Grand-Leader, Van-'! daughter, Miss Mae Levy and Pernez ensemble. The price.... ' , : . crepe, and the price is = a l 15 ; Qo. 7 ‘ Ty) "a= , nn ee Nae ee a agg TS pe I a Se i a Pe i ee ea Me minutes is the astonishing state- - . dervoort’s and other stores. Or a Falk of Chicago. Oth Coat oad > _ a t rece a 4 ; t LY : - n ° : J € j ‘ ) CEL 7 y \ ’ - - ment of William P. Kahn, interna- | At a : n — ne S* supply can be obtained by mail post- wibthasie r win wer prt ca - Other Capes priced from dark - skinne¢ women an girls, " a 7 $245.00 ‘ = Honally noted specialist in beauty) 6, with mottled, ugly raid, for a limited time by mailing Miss Doris Deicke of McPherson | Wares JTOm 90.00 60 veq0.00. $39.50 upwards to $165.00 J iv) . ABA! . . ss } culture were brought in for the Kantol the coupon below. Send no money, avenue, who has been visiting in treatment but pay the postman $1.50 when he California, is expected home this 2 © ‘ . } deli week. , I I ee ne oe ore ~~ 3B: wté es ~ =? ee eae een — a a i Re ed eT et ey ers it to you. But more astonishing still are the - 7, one application their skins | ‘almost rhiraculous transformations) were Jighiened from four to seven | Mr. and Mra. Raymond Beck of ’ . this man has retently brought about | shades. Blackheads were removed | rm Ste aoe Prey 523 a | in proof of his theory. |—-every one. Freckles and fine lines | opyright, 1922, B. F. o $807 South Grand avenue announce : A Fur { loth Suit— — = disappeared as if by mazxtc. species : AAA the engagement of their daughter, | |} experts from all the world stood}? ad 7a we (| Miss Hulda Beck, and Dr. John C. . “ Purges the Pores ‘awed before what was done, for in-!‘ Mail Without Mone \ ( Donbek. The wedding will take | : Three-Piece osday i ; zs i stant beauty, an unattractive wom-/j|’ for Test Jar piace the latter part of the month. * ‘an transformed, had become a4 real-j;> _ 2 SoC ed PaaS ‘ha — The dress alone is. quite attractive, ‘ ity. Sept, 1015, St. bouts. Mo. Mr. and “Mrs. Ben filverburg of made with a pearl gray blowse and black | the diecoverer is unlike any other) you could see Kantol work, could Send ire laree far of Kantol 4with § 317 De Ballviere avenue announce | \ chiffon broadcloth skirt finished with a mee perfected. Dermatological au-jsee the germ-laden of! being dis-|) Mr. Kanrs persone iy the costes $ the marriage of their daughter, Miss fh | deep band of karakulum, but the short . F thorities say {!: has no parallel in| charged, the blackheads coming out; 1e delivers it. _ | hoda Stlverburg, and R. Leo Frid- 2 jacket of fur cloth offers the distinctive unusual trade conditions [the antials of beauty culture. It is|Tadiant charm taking the place of kin of New York. Mrs. Fridkin is ei | touch. It is particularly new and becom- e values that reached the a‘simple cream-poultice, compound- — erceapany ba . > rice 1 ae “ lesday and Wednesday— saapeices ig: . , 3 | ; | Other new ¢ivo and three piece Sutts tity ce ee eee a El eR Miss Rose Byrne, an Instructor of priced from £45.00 upwards to $295.00 J tol. It affects the pores like a laxa-| Now at St. Louis Stores i | tive does the bowels—cleans out the The secret eparation—Kanto]— ide B t af i} c t prepar ion \Lanto u ter Wednesday, | poisonous accumulations. used by William P. Kahn tn work- dane >» Chalif?’ an Studie win. ». 2.) ene Gee lancing in ¢ halift's Russian Studio 5 — of Dancing, New York, is the guest of her cousih, Miss Carroll, 6146 Mi- herva avenue "ay 4 CO el or 4 - oe” a a a Mrs. Geisler of the Congress apart- I Values! 7 Monday—Continuing Our Greatest ments entertained her "080" club Wednesday at Mission Inn. The , i guests were Mrnes. Mannering, Lacy, | : f i» \ ‘ y,. ; . i . ah . i v oe Hoag, Ramming, Hymen, Tate, Thole, was O' Prien, and Miss Winters. | re rN HOICE— : = \ Ee iffon | Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hinch-' \ § “hee A Ch ffo | ‘cliffe of Sullivan, Mo., formerly of! ie } - : ; , a . St. Louls, announce the engagemert. | re Velvet Frock er ee ee aie se eae of their daughter, Miss Lucy Hinch- | Rumanian , cliffe, and Sidney J. Riggan. Tha’ ° | | : : . ° ; = - J] | wedding will take place Tuesday in_ Embroider on ime | The tight bodice, the silk lace collar, Offering Sensational Values In " Sullivan. A reception will follow. th S] z | | AN | pesto git om ay ciel War dene ’ Sx) ‘ hidf i \\ Women’s New Fall Footwear ‘St pe e Sleeves a\\ | Seater ae Friend to Ms Pi t h ve Pri | . . . : : : an, eS eee ee A Poiret twill Frock with long loose- \ type of beauty. It is priced... S le i cay evening, to Se Saat Se ees flowing sleeves, rather garnishing em ng any saie in So : tist Unit of t , Ta - gel nO tg d 7 oe Oe ee ee broidery in Rumanian colors.e The low Other new dinner and party Be S our entire history, this aa ae ics orgy ae ee aS the omens waist line is made to look even lower . el Dresses at prices ranging up- event is truly our greatest! 7 a tener “ gree he or gg ay with the tucks faced upwards, and the side x Ve wards from $35.00 to $145.00. ; ; : , ollowing: Mmes. N. A. McMillan, Over 5000 pairs in scores of =\ie Y/ William A. Stickney, Clay EF. Jordan, . ro ke da oat or new Fall styles—represent- ee j Jooosh &. Caltee & 1A See panel. y price ing actual Sr Louis J. Brooks, George Breaker, E. Other new tailored Frocks ¥ on (Our a sgty \ S. Pillsbury, L. Perks, Silas Jones. | ae ae . - os q ip | = ae — vs ’ riced from $19.7: 08d. Cc f Fur or Girdle Belts , 4 ; a ~ 2 . ; | VW. KH. Raker. N. Cc. Rhodes, C. kK, ' P Pp ’ ed / on I (ov to $116 y Yr; | heily, William Koenig, W. V.; a i ; i $6.00, $8.00 mR al jailey, John J. Maddox, R. S. Flem- ag bY celebrated we ey a , ing, John Wyeth d rf i oR O Ertes a and $10.00 a gf ete, Uhaet ng, John yeth and Al Rubelmann | Miller | * a | Z| i waaieet anaes | Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kohlen- ce), | dW ULE. . = at $4.65 -- lues brener of 4342 Page boulevard an- yt | nee | & ° nounce the engagement of their. 7 A F f | a — Including: daughter, Miss Goldie Kohlenbrener, mle 00 wear 4 BEADED SATIN ONeeTRAS fe SRAY TRIMMED PATENT STRAPS to M. S. Meyer of Jacksonville, Ill. . BROWN KID WALKING OXFORDS Mr. and Mrs. Dan Klauber of | Bi tuck sit o : rs | 5 ONE-STRA yet ; PATENT ONE AND TWO STRAPS Sidney street announce the engage- | s| PS IN TAN CALF : : gi OXFORDS IN BLACK KID | THE WEW SIDE GORE PUMPS ~-am Ary meg yee ge a Lily | ti. OXFORDS IN BROWN CALF : HIGH LOUIS OR MILITARY HEELS | Soaayer, te De: eee ae of Har-| 4 fiom | Mrs. C. Spencer Meredith of 4926 | ei BREE ae aE Main Floor Laclede avenue has as her guest her Kline's—Third Floor. ; a = : son, C. Spencer Meredith Jr. The gi visitor will depart this evening to join his father at Fl Paso, Tex. Mr. ‘Meredith Sr. has been tn Texas for) several weeks. Mrs. S. J. Young of 2840 Russell s ath ore” + - P Special oi avenue entertained a number of her : yf friends Tuesday afternoon to cele- | Pretty new Rhine- ‘we 7 - mente tater , ; stone, slide = on 7 brate het birthday. The guests were 4 Pd ’ ’ . m7 Button Or nh & ee Mnies. L. Bent. J. Bruzzes, P. Spitz- | and rambles—and, ever timely, I. Th | di id | for straps, , Miller presents the ‘smartest walk- S n 1V1 ua ity nagle, Callaway, Onder, WtTliam. . a ' — i ments - . Ca eS aie ‘ \ | $1.50 Yalue CQ A amart two- Martin, Larken, .T. Heldule, R. M. | . | ding styles seen in many a day. , ib, Bit aS sina k button, one- O'Brien, J. Hermann, Misses D. Cal- | of the Sweater strap with SHOWN IN Cooler days mean long walks military peel. laway and Onder and George Mar- ; | | ~ - co i - } ole y 7 . Pr . Fashioned of gi oe Ftd 3 . 7 i ent leather or ‘eed devi ~—e pete — Flower Trimmed : ; Never was a Sweater a more important earacul, fox, ay OU" ... SS 2 “a ve AM) © Canta wilt ten tp Sie oeenk een V ] & Felt Hats Tan calf with beige suede ~~ ge 2 yp ba ego yore bn. The assort- S Sip , opt eerie ete the card party which | e10ur ; quarters—also in allover varied styles each individual taste will be : i J Sh ] - . " ‘“ . ints, at abve - Weluatane aaa ee i To lend a bit of color to one’s Fall out- patent. leased. The Sweater illustrated is of | . ‘earl FG! fit—just enough to remove it from the ight-weight wool with Rumanian silk -at the Chase Hotel. Mrs. Carl F. G.. J 8 embroidered motifs in ‘brown, blue or | We | | , pone | commonplace—we suggest one of these | Up | 4 All Sizes , 3 nya Mail Orders Meyer is chairman of the Arrange- | chic Have ok eahden gayly trimmed with Price $ | p baa | ; = Filled Se ee handmade flowers, fruits and Paisley @ .- --- 75 : : and Widths | | - ” = | The first meeting of the Vandi| ng pi , mushrooms, pokes and . Bil , . /Club will be hel roll-brim styles in numer- ~ Kline's—TMré Floer ii , Club will be held on Thursday, Oct.|1] SSS variations, Price. ..--. $25.00 "1 6 @ || ranging from $1.05 to $15.00, | president, Mra. Béwaré Lasar, 5737 Waterman avenue, aN ss oe ae _ ee aan A TT a

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bates er tial aoe \ + Gr a es | sf be we a AVR, hat Pines ie ee igh ee Ae Pte re ote ae Re HOE ar ogee § == The City Circulation : ‘ombined. of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Anproximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combine gt » OCTOBER 1 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Se ee. ie. Ladies "Home Journal Patterns Patterns for all the authentic styles for the Fall and Winter —are on sale in the Downstairs Store. season are available. i ee ST Store Hours: 9 to 5:30—Saturdays, 9 to 6. IX. BAER & FULLE GRAND-LEADER Robe and Indian BLANKETS At Special Prices Monday ESE Blankets are from one of the best-known mills, the makers of one of the finest jacquard Blankets to be had. Beautiful Indian designs and fancy floral patterns, also plaids and solid colors. As- sorted sizes, 66x80 inches, 72x84 inches, and gaxgo imches; slight seconds: offered at prices that represent considerable savings Bleached Sheets " At 95c Each Excellent quality. 63x90 inches. : For hotel, hospital and home use less sheeting. Outing Flannels At 10c Yard Light colgred striped @uting Flanneis for nightgowns,* children’s sleepers, etc. All in de- sirable length. Unusual value, Monday only Canton Flannels At 15c Yard Soft-finished bleached Carton Fianneis Cotton Challis’ , At 15c Yard Splendid assortment of new patterns in Cotton Challis, for making kimonos and covering com- forts. 36 inches wide.: Turkish Bath Towels At 15c Each Bleached Towels with blue striped 17x36 inches. borders. Single or three-quarter size Sheets, bleached. Made of seam- DOWNSTAIRS STORE Heavy Bed Blankets At $939 Pair 100 pairs of extra-heavy soft and fluffy cotton Blankets; pink, blue and gray plaids 60x76 inches. Single bed size. Amoskeag Flannelette At 15c Yard blue checked and striped Amoskeag All wanted patterns Pink and Mills Outing Flannelettes for gowns, pajamas, etc Pattern Tablecloths At $1.25 Bleached mercerized Tabiecloths. t% yards by 2‘ yards. Variety of pretty de- signs. Have occasional oil spots is the rea- son for their very low price. Black Sateens At 25c Yard Solid fast-black highly mercerized 36-inch Sa- ° . 4 : - teen tor Dioomer©s. etc Large Cotton Batting At §69¢ Each ULL comfort size, 72xg0 inches. 3 pounds, all in ome piece, stitched cotton batting. Just the correct size for a full-size comforter without piecing. All-Wool Blankets 300 Prs. Priced Very Low—While T hey Last PECIAL offering quality, and in pink, blue, tam and gray block plaids. Size At C in all-wool Divided into two groups: 66x80 Inches prices are less than today’s present rpills cost. Sale of Blankets, Sheets and Staple Cottons More Than $50,000 Worth of Special Purchases Included in This Unusual Saving Event, Beginning Monday : : = a LargeSheetBlankets Wool Plaid Blankets} At a | .00 Each HREE cases large-size. gray and tan cot- ton Sheet Blankets. Size 70x80 inches. 81x90-Inch Sheets At $1 -29 Each XTRA-HEAVY soft bleached Sheets, 81x90 inches. Made of excellent quality seamless sheeting; 3 and 1: inch hem. Most unusual Sheet value. Limit of 6 to each customer. lankets—heavy Size 70x80 Inches $599 Pair At 56> Pair onsidering the recent advance in wool, these 36-Inch Longcloth 10 Yards, $1.25 Soft finish, good grade Longcloth, tor under- wear purposes. Full yard wide. Indian Head At 23c Yard Soft nnish bleached Indian Head. 44 iaches wide. The fabric for so many purposes. > 7. Fruit-of-Loom Muslins At 17c Yard Bieached Muslin, 36 inches wide. Full pieces. On sale while a limited quantity lasts. Bleached Table Damask At 45c Yard Mercerized Table Damask: variety of designs. 2 yards wide Pair ai $'7-95 MAPE of excellent quality all-wool, in beautiful Scotch plaids. Full double bed size. 7ox8o0 inches, with wide satin bindings. Bordered Bed Comforts At $3.45 Each Comforts filled with white cotton; covered with cretonne with solid color sateen border. Fancy scroll stitched. 72x84 inches. 32-Inch Dress Ginghams At 19c Yard ) Small checks, in biue, pink, brown, red and dlack. Bleached Napkins $1.18 Dozen Napkins, of bleached mercerized damask, 275 inch size. a Unbleached Muslin At llc Yard Standard quality Unbleached wide. 3 o Clock Spectal———~ Madras Shirting 2ooo yards of Madras Shirtings, in newest Russian cord and fiber silk stripe, woven col- | ors. 32 inches wide. Wide range of pat- ° terns, for men’s and boys’ shirts, blouses, etc. _— No Mail or Phone Orders Accepted on the Items in This Sale : Downstairs Store) : Muslin. Yard ) | At 39c Yard tf Sale of Hosiery 2800 Pairs—Monday Only Choice 5 Dc Pair Included Are: Women’s pure thread silk Stockings, with high spliced heels and toes, lisle tops, in black, white and colors. Women’s silk and fiber Stockings, in black, white and colors, lisle tops. Women’s silk and lisle sport Stock- ings, heavy ribbed, and lisle sport Stock- ings; black, cordovan, tan and beige. Complete line of sizes—seconds. AJOWNStalrs Store.) A wonderfu! color etc. ,' With Tie-Backs— 800 Sets on Sale at ADE ot good quality voile. Hemstitched on bottom and sides, finished with neat Ruffled Curtain Sets At $2.00 Ruffled Curtains of sheer voile with neat raffle. Unusual value, New Fall Cretonnes At 28 Yard lot of beautiful Cretonnes at this low price. Rare combtnaticns patterns. Can be used for draper- es, slip covers, scarfs, cushions. Curtain Materials 1200 Women’s Gowns Of Flannelette—Mornday Only a 89c HIS is a special purchase group—and every garment is well made of good quality flannelette, in colors or white. Long sleeve or slipover styles. Trimmed with fancy stitching or silk braids. A most unusual value at the sale price. wrnstairs Store Children’sWarm Sleepers — 600 Garments in a Sale “6/¢c ‘THESE are made of good quality striped ., fiamnelette, in pink or blue. Buttgn- #mont styles, with drop seat. Sizes 2 td 8 years. The low price is made possible through a very advantageous purchase. Dowretairs Store ) Se eee — —— Important Selling of Ruffled Curtains 95c ruffle. Exceptional value. Fringed Curtains At 85c Each 40-inch Marquisette Curtains with hemstitched bottom and trimmed with deep fringe. Ecru tint. At $1.15 Each Bungalow Curtains in dainty allover designs of lace. Double im unusual ettom border trimmed with Sullion fringe. Ecru tint. Lace Bungalow Curtains, in- cluding piain square mesh as snted “Spcevarand At 24c Yard — as designed laces. Ecru — so peptoenny <a _ Fancy Lace Scrims. Block Also a lot of 150 Marquisette oe ave Sie ot gg Aen oh some Many Curtains with wide insertion of Slight . tancy DSorcers and other Russian filet lace and fringed sini lection. aa « vm alti oo oe a —— i fesigns. A large vartety for se- 36 inches wide. bottom. ‘Dewnstairs Store ) [N sented. Special Selling of Silk and Wool DRESSES | —— this group at this exceptionally low price you may select from several hundred Dresses, with the as- surance that the styles are the season’s most popular models—in fact, every new fashion feature is repre- The materials are Canton crepes, satins, Poiret twills and tricotines, in sizes 16 to 44 for misses and women. Colors are navy and brown, as well as the ever-pop- ular black. With such a buying opportunity it be- you to attend this sale during the morning Dewnstairs Store.) hooves hours. ee eee eS ee Corsets in a Sale 1000 Pairs of Standard Makes Choice, | .65 you may choose from such makes as Warner, C.-B.. W.-B., Miller and our own special brands. Materials are silk and cotton brocades, Pekin stripes and plain coutils. All sizes 20 to 34. Every Corset is an outstanding value at the price. Do trngstairs - ~~" Ore me : Women’s Gloves Sale of 1200 Pairs—Choice ae $Y 33 pai SECURED from a well-known maker and are the popular two-clasp over- seam lambskin Gloves. Have heavy em- broidered and Paris point backs. All sizes in black and colors. Downstairs Store.) — _ Silk and Wool Goods at Lower Prices 4 7 EAVY quality black silk-mixed Canton Crepe. Will give excellent service and is just the material for the new style 600 Yards Canton Crepe Very Special at the Price, Dresses. 40 inches wide. 36-Inch Duvette, $2.39 Yard An excellent fabric constructed on the order of crepe knif. Suit- Shown in a large color assort- able for wraps, dresses and skirts. 2000 Union Suits For Women—In a Sale At 79c Each AY be had in all the wanted styles, such as long sleeves, short sleeves, low neck, no sleeves and ankle lengths. This purchase includes first and second qualities in all grades, and are extraor-_ dinary values at this low price. Regular and extra sizas. Downstairs Stere) i. 85 eS id £ ment. 48-Inch Wool Broadcloth 54-Inch All-Wool Canton Crepe “| _ At $2.15 Yard French Serge At $2.45 Yard “ tuk eee an ee At $1.69 Yard All-silk Canton Shades are navy blue, taupe, tan and black. May be used for coats, capes and dresses. 50-Inch Black Plushes At $4.98 Yard Biack seal Plushes for scarfs. throws, coats, muffs, etc. Come im lengths from *= to r44 yards, d but will cut to suit your wishes. excellent weil Shown in navy blue only. An quality for dresses,’ skirts and children’s wear. Silk Charmeuse At $1.95 and $2.45 Yard High-grade all-silk Charmeuse of a soft cli 40 inches wide. \ Slack, navy blue brown. Also wide = bright shades and white inches wide. = & 48-Inch Wool i] At $1.35 Yard All-wool Coatings is weaves, others in ¢ . effects. 4 ing quality that colors and black. aly ‘Downstairs Mi oe ae —" ce a se teenage z - vs ° “ee Pele Ved — _— wey oy a nn? a HE § WEEE f ) L thee fees ie Ht Hy = . Men’s Very Speci Cotton ribbed Union § Have closed crotch, long Men’ Are S "THESE are the pop known make, and of 7 to 1ro%*. Men’s C Special for ESE practical g stitch, in Oxford, mar and large shaw! collar. ander the coat. All are ex Men’ Special for THis offering is made most manufacturers—all 7 and 7's, but in order to we have added Hats from actory selection. ~ PS PE

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~ z ~ ets ? TORRE AY 992 . oe INDAY : items dee am OCTOBER 15, 1922. . seen ee te Se The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000 ——a o—€ eee ee va *y 7a y — ao °, > Annual Sale ONDAY at 9 o’clock we shall inaugurate our Annual Sale of Coats, which we present as the greatest Coat-buying opportunity of the season, because of the immense variety of fine garments that are offered, and the extre mely low prices that prevail. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Make Your Own Clothes In the Sewing Service Shop Our equipment is at your service. Skilled de- signers and tailors will give expert direction. Single lessons or a course of lessons will be arranged at low cost. (Seventh Floor.) mein . * . . ' , - ’ * > § —y ?. ry. , , > , Ty y ’ of. a “2 i ————— 7 . ‘. wy, na 4g i - : 7. . * , . - mee -_ + #e , ’ . & 5 ; . = . : > ‘ : — » * e+ . Pd ff = . . ~ i. . 7 . Ts, : zg t~ 4 7 7 bre » y . ; . _ ' 2 ¥ - RRM E o Radie i ign RRS SI SRL RSS HS onday More than 1000 Coats, in as many as one hundred clever models—all made of high-grade materials, have been assembled for this occa- sion, and every garment will be offered ata price that you'll recognize as being attractively low. This great assemblage of garments, the un- limited range of styles and the especially attrac- tive values, combine to make this a sale occasion that should appeal to everyone who intends buying anew Winter Coat. The Entire Assemblage Divided Into Three Special Sale Groups DG There is a complete range of sizes and a splend id range of materials and styles in each group. The Styles— The Materials— A , re the newest that have been Include the new fashon a, evolved for the coming season. ' Those large, wrappy models pre- sumara, lustrosa, panvelaine, dominate, and the great variety of furtex, verona, gerona, coro- nado, glasseray, adornia, Nor- modes (10 of which are here illus- trated) assure each individual ) eee ee mandy and many other of the soft, luxurious fabrics. ARSSo 24265283 ee slankets Pair ity all-wool, in ids. Full double with wide satin omforts ach Ootton; covered with een border. Fancy — a ~—-~ —— ~ ™ > - - - on owe we ~ te en, & . Ps - ee 2 et ete Ae O_O me ~~ - * . — «= singhams ard rk, brown. red and (SGA Gcunted evista sueis case SRA SHE ABOF 2 ee ee — apkins en cerized damask, 17- Muslin ard hed Muslin. ~r . : ~~ : * - -_ A Atl Oe ee lls * ob & Se ot eee ay aie: Ppt: Rall cF +2 The Trimmings— Are mostly fur—beaver, skunk, squirrel, fox, caracul and other fashionable skins are ‘lavishly used. Every garment fully lined throughout in crepe or fine quality satin. Yard , sag Ms . - tn Oe ~ ee ee ~— 4 a Fae ais Accepted on the Sale . (Downstairs Store.) “ 2 a “ 4 /-_ ¥. ™ ‘ ww a oe. er seer re eRO eng eee ond . - ites at eT een ae fet. One thousand smart Coats, trimmed as well as plain models. H | | | More than one hundred styles, assuring | ene -ditaguag oe | Large variety of colors and trimming ideas. everyone of a satisfactory selection. | Every Coat is offered at a very special price. | Every size from 34 to 44. ~ Sale Will Begin Monday at 9 o0’Clock on Third Floor in the Women’s Coat Section Wood Kitchen Sets Are Featured in the Housewares Store at? J 22 CON SISTING of 4 assorted-size wood spoons, 1: meat pounder, 1 potato masher, 1 rolling pin, all fitted into wood rack to be hung on the wall. Stepladder Chairs, $2.69 | Exceptionally well made, strong and durable, can be used as a kitchen’ stepladder or kitchen chair. Saucepan and Cover, 49¢ “Mirro” aluminum, 1'4-quart size, with aluminum cover. MEN’S Men’s Union Suits Very Special Value, $ qT OO Cotton ribbed Union Suits, of medium weight, slightly fleeced. Have closed crotch, long sleeves, ankle length. All sizes. : : (Main Floor.) | & Men’s Silk Gloves | in Are Special at 79c Pair | & THESE are the popular gray Silk Gloves, of a well- known make, and of first quality. Have self-stitching. Sizes 7 to 10%. (Main Foor.) A Special Purchase and Sale of Dress Goods and Coatings An Outstanding Feature of Our Monday Sales, Offering the Wanted Weaves at Prices of Greatest Interest REMARKABLE purchases from several mills make the offering. in this event a money-saving ~ Opportunity. Dress Goods and Coatings in the season’s best styles and colorings are presented with an assurance that the extremely low prices make it worth while to buy at this time. Crystal White Soap, 12 Bars for 47¢ Large size bars. Buying limit 12 bars and no mail or phone or- ders accepted. Carpet Sweepers, $2.49 Full-size mahogany finished wood case, nickel trimmed, fitted the wanted styles, ves, short sleeves, fand ankle lengths. first and second Men’s Coat Sweaters and are extraor- Ow price. izes. (Downstairs Store.) avy blue 901 Coatings aton Crepe $2.45 Yard Canton Cre in and frican Also wide variety of hades and white. 4° in plain others in combination (Downstairs Store.) we - 2 Se RS lw See ew * - ee ee ee ee ——’ ee ee ee eee A Ee ee A eet - a a aon oes ee ee = in | } \ | Special for Men’s Week, $6.45 SE practical garments are in the popular Shaker stitch, in Oxford, maroon and dark green. Have two pockets large shaw] collar. Also V-neck Sweaters that can be worn ander the coat. All are excellent values. (Fourth Floor.) Men’s Derby Hats Special for Men’s Week, $2.85 IS offering is made up of samples from one of the fore- most manufacturers—all correct models, and in sample sizes of | Tand 7%%, but in order to make the size assortment more complete we have added Hats from our regular lines, assuring everyone sat- (Main Floor.) Fine Shirts Of Russian Cord and Fiber- Striped Madras Sale Price, $ 7 69 A MOST fortunate trade turn en- abled our buyer, while on a recent Eastern trip, to secure for Mens Week, a large quantity of these ex- cellent Shirts to sell at a price much ) below regular. There are thousands to choose from —including Russian cords in blue, tan, heliotropt, gray, green as well as fiber-striped madras cloths, in neat colored stripes and jacquard figures. Every Shirt made good and roomy, well-fitting and of first quality. Have non-shrinkable neckbands. Sizes 14 to 17. (Main Floor) isfactory selection. ‘ Men's Wool Dress Goods At $].68 Yard 500 yards pure wool fine Serge, Crepe Weaves, unfinished Worsteds, Diagonals and smart Suitings, all assembled in one special lot. Mostly 54 inches wide. Some 44 inches. Dress Woolens At $1.98 Yard 800 yards selected Dress Goods in | weights suitable for gowns, dresses and all tailoring purposes, the approved new- est woolen fabrics for Fall and Winter wear. A generous color range. All 54 inches wide. Velour Coatings At $2.19 Yard 25 pieces selected pure wool nap Ve- | lour Coatings and Suitings. An excep- tional color range to select from. 54 | inches wide. London Checks At $2.98 Yard The new London Check Velours. Come in solid checks, monotone and contrast- ing colorings, mostly in solid checks, some broken. 54 inches wide. French Serge At $/.89 Yard gown and suiting Serge in self colorings. They are pure wool, evenly woven and very durable in wear. 54 inches wide. ican and French Challis. Crepe Cantons At $].95 Yard A pure wool selected Canton thread dress fabric. 50 pieces to select from, an exceptional color range, ideal for the new style dress and gown. 40 inches wide. New Broadcloths At $2.29 Yard Two special numbers for Monday’s selling in a satin-faced Broadcloth, sponged and shrunk ready for the needle. a generous color assortment in each quality. The so0-inch at $1.95 yard. 54- inch at $2.29 yard. All-Wool Challis At 85c Yard 75 pieces of choicest pure wool Amer- | the newest approved designs and color combinations and are much in vogue for the new dresses and children’s wear, fast colorings. Reversible Coatings At $3.25 Yard These are in | ; fallow, in plain and checked Coatings to | fashionable. Standard ‘pure wool reversible Coat, | color combinations are pleasing. These coatings and the new military capes, also | ings at a remarkable saving in price. The | 25 pieces selected quality of dress, | | are very fashionable for all manner of _ ideal for children’s wear. 54 inches wide. | Black and White Velours At $3.25 Yard Specially selected assortment of black and white Velour novelties. These are beautiful in quality and design, very 54 inches wide. Plaid-Back Coatings At $3 25 Yard Heavy warm Coatings, a nap surface with a plaid back, ideal for all manner of ulsters, storm coats, tailoring pur- poses, and children’s warm coats. A re- markable assortment to select from. 54 inches wide. Combination Coatings At $4.95 Yard Wonderful showing of the new tan and match. These are very fashionabie, very warm and durable in wear, one of the, season’s smart Coatings. 54 inches wide. Dapple Coatings At $3.29 Yard Come in dapple and Scotch effects in Coatings of diagonal tweed effects. Very much out of the ordinary. Suitable for storm coats, ulsters and all outerwear _ Pure wool. 54 inches wide. ine ais : (Second Floor.) with good quality bristle brush. Keystone Clothesline, 69c roo-ft. sections of heavy qual- sn Clothesline. ill not kink. Clothes Hampers Made of select willow, round square shapes, specially priced. Small size, Medium size, Large size, Kitchen Stools, $1.49 White enameled, fitted with rubber-tipped legs. Eureka Electric Vacuum Cleaner Will be sent to your home for trial, and pur- chases may be made on the club plan of convenient pay- 4.98 (Fifth Floor.) Special Selling ot Mirrors With Cords 8] 383 THE Mirrors are of exceptional design and pro Made in three sections with mitered plate mirrors in the panels. The frames are of antique gold and polychrome toned @r- naments. Size 23x53 inches outside. A pair of silk cords and tassels accompanies each Mirror. Choice of gold, blue, rose, mulberry or taupe color. ~* French Panel Mirror and Cord at $3.85 Charmingly designed Panel Mirrors with a picture in the section; fitted with fine grade plate mirror. Frame of antique gold and polychrome tones; complete with a cord and tassel to hang, in gold, blue, mulberry or taupe. (Fifth Fleer.)

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f . inea. SUNDay, — a SUNDAY, | ¢ the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Gliope-Democrat and the Times ComD os j ore sae ES 5 : . ee —————$_ Se =. - a a e ——— a a, f* , — a iim: : 7 | " aed a. . ri : « , .* ° ° ~ me « - - - . ~ > - . . * = , | ‘@ : P ’ — : Mac Wille mat , : . » & ee ee = 47 WUE Persetaiag Sends 7 ssdiy do ius t th . x eThi : : line of the tricorn: Cog ut $6.75 Tablecloths 5 ing is hardls seer. : new colors af Waal and burnt peacock and x70-in. all-linen Pattern Cloths, $30 Mavoria Linen Table 5 > : The Materials: ps gly eerined ostrich mous § 95 >. 8 oe patterns . $4.95 Sets i: , ; —_ Tif (anton Crepe. Crepe-back Satin, f Materials: ing hows for the wide-cilad ’ ) "ie ks. . : eee Crepe Meteor, Crepe Romaine, Givert, : 4 __— ee , os gga $92 Pattern Tablecloths Tricetine, Heiret Twill, Satin. Brocade Lf qweed and baea ecapelines—laces ant mon- 2x90-inch, ali-linen Pat- @5 QS : ie ta as ta Tablecloths; bleached... OUe7e -: : Kev fur; metalic eloth and en 1; se 13 bh . ~*~ —eEE7™ a ~ = ee ' ~~ ) 2 ° : a4 ee 5a ‘ z= _— rs $6.50 Cro- Satiney Satiney Satiney Cos- $1.65 $1.85 30c Pillow- | | = $1.25 $3.95 Enve- : Infants’ chet Bed Sets Petticoats Bloomers tume Slip Sheets Sheets cases, Each Nightgowns Nightgowns lope Chemise ! : 75c Hose $] 95 9] 95 $9) 50 S$] 28 9] 45 20c $1.50 S 5c 59Oc Daintily em- Ankle |} Has the texture $1x90-inch ex- Extra lo: 12x36-ineh : > wood musiie cates of One seolin fidren's heay a weary stunt. Sa broidered, pleat- iouble elastic f finest satin. is eellen? iu lity lx -ine hleached Pi! ned y -_ ty , we " * a t- is | = — r nd « , ham, : 1 e strip wit dou- 7 ® f one- trap reinforced hee n t. » : and tos tn whit —_ = , . o Sees, oe of fobs only. . Sizes 4 to “ - "3 ° / aT er be ~~ oo iC lis LL2 ee ~ st Finwimoce: bh nm i> may Ve. . . } ’ . . tee ‘ / : “ ,% ‘ ,o vy : ; a ast usistd . OiaCa, Maas a4 ia vw Ala G Me A . > { it a fie i “= * Gi = a hr , + { . ~ + - " (Third Fleer.) |! taupe and brown. (Fourth Floor.) ‘Fourth Fleer.) (Third Fleor.) (Third Floer.) (Third Floer.) Festi, Wins (Fourth Floor.) j ; * . y > ° a ws a — \ a _— it ~ *~ - J ~. ‘ J * ' 200Pairs Plaid Blankets ||Sale of Simmons Stee ees Coes GREAT HAR ——.__ * 27. , , Seconds of $10 $ . re S Beds ' = bn — $45 Seamless Axminster Rugs - Milton Velvet Rugs Value ae i - | ' pei on x12 foot slight seconds Lore ues, | | ms Simmons Steel Beds viret-qi o% é . Yk a = 4 ) i ons j ' g i.epPra’ 32 a4} — hy sate’ ms : *, ie Rugs, SHoOWD in the newest . uton e ; | ' ie = laps _ es oe os eae cee £. \ —— re egal ee patterns and color combina _ ‘ u , ~s vers . - , oa ‘ oak . ina . ; ery f «at * : af bai tiie Ae iy Tl- Ww v ; ts - — —_ — rr — Poo TY = "2 * ° sheeae. . , i . - ie es “se ai ~ mabad ‘ : 4 Baye “ty e - ; . ; High silkv ile ’. ai ici: tal yj ; as bijimsay es ‘ ‘ : es , ; : ' ; 899 > 111-4x12-Ft. WiltonRugs | Bcminster Rugs 750 Pairs Plaid Blankets SG" 4°43" ) Lal Wilton Rugs i a ——— ee ——— wee ee — , ECACOEDTK - YALUe; $4 &5 : pe toet - : ” , Se PAIR iver —" - " | os x habs : + ef a ue Roe. Aid EO Pack in TT, Cott ond isk $36. / 5 saga: $ 1 0.35 $4.50 Dinner Sets—26 Pieces | | ude: _— re js eo aaln ‘6 por ain, fancy or plain edge; 6 cups, | 3 mn la . . + ’ or targwe rooms. Pretty | Mattresses ~ = -~ -~ = Wiis _ —500 Pairs Plaid Blankets 3-Piece Steel Beds $9 Bed Springs | MEM Gite. 20-siece set... 2. eee $2.98 SS 4 $4.50 Axminster $4.50 ant___ $9.95 pears Gillere idcluding high cic. | non-mg style, high elevated tub- $1.75 Set of 6 Cups & Saucers 65c Pitchers as 6 7 a CaM — r¢ a - = $4.95 Values. = eee” en eget Size wide top —_ ——— ah " . ’ _ if —>->_ © pening é2artuienware, — 12 extra strong : ‘ as od 2 4 ~~ ~v vears r ,e02 2 — : ? —_ p ’ 3 ’ | = . f : om a ; 4 . . Pe 2 : : . ; : > 4 vA - . \ _ ir? " with ie us : — - = . ) " oi " 7 . iv h ps4 : : gt? -4 =) 3 ® ities A ¥ . an a ty . : « > a« 7 - 2 ah =. CaS. ¢« 3. : ies ~izZes Seat? ne ; al - te ' Tieweave _mpertectiom Third Floor—Nugents r | | - wm am © : 4 ; (Third Fleer—Nugen = . - - - a ‘Third Floor—Nugents.) § ‘Fourth , Fleor—Annex.) . $27.50 White-Lined Refrigerators, 60-Lb. Ice Cap., $15.95 || geqgmmmitm, $50 Junior and _ Imported Woodenware Q at = 45 : ho tary Betes, ~-ich ~ ra . 4 tamity eine cn \ | | $54.00 | x | ; $00 pairs for@ ‘$250 Lamb Cake Molds . a | ‘il colors, will harmonize with any sur | ie ie 34 \verage width a@ | a ie 'z- 4 4.) elegant quality ga a georgette silk comDinations in gold ? de ; | Ps, 31.00 Ce Sl SRR ERR ee eed ° tHe: complete wi _ : Pic ma « ‘7 I ~ ~2 eo. Li dil sLiGt bbe itl 3 . . af > ; ; ii * aii j A es: -- - ne ; ~ _—- — > o- = — » | H ia ‘ 7 " } 7 I J . . . oe ee sia 4 ' : ie i oe on i a2 = € . — . . eos SY in ma - Hiand » bidd Lilt SAAT Lite, pases are mnisned in : ”s - : or ge ee aces peel | * 7 c : oile =" in exce rus ne new . el ; : %« ** > ea \ “ = —s hie = ~ 3 , 4 7 VW mat gold, DlackK and Roman finish . aad , . a> = = aN ’ er “cg Fete ag > . «| wg + a? ~~ ; - = - —— . — , : t y. nf] soe kets. Silk and fasse eto? ' ‘2 : 7 " $ | 7Se Knife and Fork Boxzes. a ——— - ~~ =n eee a . ; “ =. : | ! x : 7 . J ; “° = ; ey : rita: ie-gal. Oak Cider 63 1) - « Kes. aDer " > ss ° r ’ ° (Ta : : .*. r ' . © 7 . . = oe os S000 Pieces SESS. | Acpeatate - , “Se x : Dr “\. 1500 vards of 36-ineh ® ewes: slocked Voile, . Stret. hers: Lise ite Pans, @ es eee a an r ere: od ° , ~ ne . . ‘ae Lertiek tend cake Dans 6-8. preserv Searin teers: “Bic 6705 25 Electric Heaters $5.50 Electric Irons . i & i a? f k fe. , es § S150 Polishing Fleer “ —_ Sa el eaei anetes » 3 i? | fo bd t Te $5 0 j Sts; large adiustable Mop ‘ Read ine oe oi 2 : 25 F | " il-oz. bottie Polish, B= Aovle Paring ‘ specia t.2 . ~~ lw = og Oa- of) | - a “1 ’ 5 Machines. very 32.0 Chamber Pail« : rst se ated Snead, KVaren- . oS »mplete we } ie. . $1 39 ) Ld > 6 6 Bacn vsti , > 4 -_ , “? #* , j Sieg ? “ eel Sd i :, west 4 : By + % by ta Se Coal Heds of heavy «caiva- . ° ( Mt cee ) y 3a ~a roved ry > x - i 9 49 oe ee ° Pair nized, corrugated iran j = 4 ' i". - $ a j >| S| 49 4 - F . rest. . - j . rr — if : Oe —* - ‘ : ; . — . .”» >. =~ - - ak > a 4s Sete 3 Tie Kaw Ship- —————— > ee a EE iii ' NH filud bihit ot Oe at EMRE SA RT aM ete lath NRCG 55d EM a) . o > + 7. 6 > eu is is " . " r ; : ree ed ' a Wiel! a lati! f. - oe | 47 Stiinianie® ~ “<= Mc js 5, - uA? SO ' ~ Bnsay ie $1.99 RBSaeaeeseenegan a black heading. 6G" ae *y Curtains. ecient » - 2 : _ be “ 2 — Ww ts . RO RE : m . Obey : a __.| bottom. ae | (Third Fleer—N Sees ees eeaeagg ss & BS 2.

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SUNDAY, > . © . : 25 teow Abe The City Circulation of the Daily POST.DISPATCH lone Approximately Equals that af the Daily Globe-Demacrat and the Times Combined. T LOUIS POST-DISPATCH il” —_—= ee ee ace teense -_——— + eee ------ - = a ee = ee - — ——— ee A ttt na — —_— ee ee —_ -———- ae ee ee eee Ene wa ae “- —_ ee | ————— —_———— ee a ee },/" 1 i" ‘ , ‘ ’ : : et ee ee ee ee ne ns ne nn oe on en i | Pigg ee — re ne ni ' . . ’ ’ . ’ ‘ ‘ “ ' jibe ‘ ' th : 1 Ms ; ibe Ez a i « a : ; oo ‘ be. $ . ; r¢ Wy : ag Sport Scarf Event , mae : i fx. a $5 to $6.50 Scarfs ie , ky ae fees : A purchase of 3009 Angora Scarfs end Fhe ind ais froth Capes enabies us to offer some at such low | y 7 ae + ; & price. We have a beautiful assortment cf b ma te 4 o ) oe Tae" ns various color combinations; many of them ) : Pag? mn A , —_— , are wth belt and , , 4's 33 Tae'da¥ be had 2 pockets and finished ar > he : 2 bey Aavud ‘ w.th hand . ® : (. al Ot Te A. knotted fringe Baik Main oor-—-Nua. cents.) The Porc aa ALL oe People iT WE E} ‘URED FOR A HARVEST SALE. Hundreds of new items from our ~} (75e and $1 |( 35¢ Hand- |( Men’s35 Th ° ' : ; eae Bae: Be 3 Arabe!] Bolivi dine, e Materials: c : ° Bs: Be ws a sar — 9 § -—are Marleen, Yalama, Veldyne, Trico $2.25 French Serge ; Laskin Seal, French Seal, Civet oe 2 Woe bed ft t , Yalama, 2 54-inch all-wool double warp ; ! ire’ \" Materials: Reith ol tine, Velour, ‘Duvet de Laine. a ee eae 1.98 Wool Epingle Meee Cat, Natural Opossum Coats and orm , olivia, inne mS Cee Le a ° ; French arn correct dress -inch fine all-woo)] firmly wy Feo ; dh . Bi Sees 1 oe i , The Styles: y 8, Ah ‘ e — BS eg oe Are brown, navy, black, kit fox, bh : -——are box style Doesqaeaall and semi- weight in the wanted men’s blue, woven fabric, that has a reputa- vy Caracul Coats s eae Se Bee taupe, reindecr and combinations. | , i, fitted satan ‘ : medium brown, seal or $I R8 tion for its wonderful wearing i ri | The Styles: 3 Pa The fur collars are of fox, taupe | ¥ . ¥3 | black; yard....seee-.-- . re Guee Grete wegen, 1 YY, aie % ‘ Your choice of trimmings, | The Colors: navy, men’s blue, i 69 7 , ] oh raccoon, squirrel, beaver, Aus- appy models, loc , ae fox, , car belted and plain med is Aged post : “songeding ined as i —are navy, black, brown, cinder, rit fox. $3 Wool Velour brown or black...... r : with Cantor crepe, crepe, de chine | "Gaels ab Oe ee Se 64-inch fine all-wool soft, rich $4 50 Bolivia Coating Be tralian opossum and skunk, im- ported and domestic linings. A oo, one habe or peau de cygne. Wrappy models, quality latinum fox, squirrel, beaver finish Velour, in the good Fall cu nc self-collars, & capes draped styles, loose back, be!t- = and wolf. There are -sizes 14 to 2Q for , ay , ; li sizes from 14 to 20¢ ed models. Sizes 16 to 20, 36 to 46 misses. 36 to 46 for the regular size shades of navy, mens blue, delft, 64-inch fine all-wool Bolivia; ° and regular and extra and 48 to 64 extra sizes. | medium or seal brown, reindeer soft, rich finish; in rein- $2 98 deposit reserves your purc ase _ S (Second Floer—Nugenta.) om +e, 8. , a or black. For coats a Second FI . licen Oe : 5 a a . ) ' $2 25 eer or taupe gray..... oor—N or—N ugents.) (Secon r—Nugents.) capes, suits or dresses. . ‘ (Sate: Wieed=atinegiegind ™ r a i. St $5 Satin’ Baby | Infants’ || SOcBaby |{ $1.00 Aprons 49c Dress Blanket || $5 Crepe | $7 Break- || 69c Bath in and $1.25) | 45cHuck ][ 75¢ Huck $1.25 Huck Com fortgiecasin 75c Hose Bootees Sleepers $1.95, $2.50 Gingham Robes Kimona fast Coats Towels Bath Towels Towels Towels T °27 5c 59c || 39c || 75c |} as || 29c $9.89 || $289 $4:89 || 45c || 79c 250 JIC 69¢ tellent @ / : Bliack Sateen Bati- lip - over he de ee Silk-and-wool aa tray A dagraat $3 White Flannel- Aprons, also sat- 89-inch Gine- Beacon, Navajo Box loom mS, ads Made of Fancy bath Plain white 20x38 -in. afi Diam tac. mixed Hose, with white wool: short ette Sleepers, with nom with erene ham, in beautiful or conventional hand embroid- Kimonas; dark, heavy, double towels with jao- 18x36-in. hem- linen, plaia @ one-strap reinforced heel —, knee ee feet, button front, and checked ae patterns, in rich ah mgee 8 Readies | ered end satin — 6 thread terry quard patterns stitched towels. all linen hem- white towela and toe, in white in fancy stitches; drop seat. Sizes cale and gingham colors: a wide cok Sannin ing and fruit trim- cloth; red or and fancy bor- with colored ich wels trimmed in pink . —" | . on: i ribbon trimmed. ming. blue border. ders, borders. ee Hemmed. only. Sizes 4 to 6. or blue 2 e086. combination. range of patterns. collar. - “ . . ~ Y (Fourth oor. Main Floor. ain ° (Fourth Floor.) | (Fourth Floor.) E (Fourth Fleer.) (Fourth Fleer.) | (Main - Floor.) (Fourth Floor.) (Fourth Floor.) o (Main 00 4 (Main Floor.) ; (Main Fleer.) 4 ™ Fieceor.) 4 (Mais Fieer.) 4 q a a > Be Stamped Nightgowns {| Knitting Yarn ) Strap | is Lisle E RUGS || More Beautiful Hosiery|| gy 750 Valor ag || Gauntlets | “Gauntlet 7 bi “= én ‘ 9 |e ¥ Ate) : ) ximilton Velvet Rugs GC) Women’s $2.85 and age RN ccese mane | eerie’ or: ne se , | ; 5 ef ; Hd ome Completely m ticics ase hah igd Las} > . ny shades; sizes 6 to | ; ) $3 All-Silk Hose = pos «€6fCfine pa look well and rh aE Bae yy e 2 | one biscuit; sizes 6 to nainsook. i | A most : r ~ ae + _ te * ”- | of seamlesiimall He 2g a A 3 seamed, hemmed; | keep thelr JRapAi Reig? y | glloverO on ® } + ! | Pa: ‘OW VR vias binding and shape indefi- wa Ny Foe : “ \ 4 tae | Be y pal asl Sh emsastitching nitely. Supply eth cacgy “lee | ' { ° designs, in s H ; ; i : Ch | RR S8 around gp ane your needs in Dh Tae ESE NN ¢ ‘ ry F . f : y* | ‘ e : } oY ty s.eeves, “ey P : this sale of ‘ * Nt ‘ AS 4 y f . (Main Floor Nugents.) Cain Fileot Nugente.) jap a BN A, ) : 4 5 fe , . - 4 ; "| 4 Imported suede finish Imported shrunk wash- ‘ Z, Ps ma yg F = chamois lisle Gauntleta, able fabric Gloves; mocha finieh; tn brown, ‘ . beaver, mode, covert 4 « a .. SO mo biue, taupeS ug a ren . P for embroidery: P in three exclusive large ske in Nugent dealzgns; Yarn weighing 4 . «£ - & exceptiona! val- about %4 poun a. R 1 rps : i i BEAD OK Novelty Strap» 16-Button malninster ugs Ss f) 2% y; ing. Koes f . . Chamois Lisle Chamoisette . | 9x12-footyie \ ie | Silk frem garter top, 3 a , Gauntlets Gloves ; Q | i a ms: $ 95 , medium weight thread silk, Stamped Table : ABS Applique and pone Genuine chamoisette ’ : “ also fine chiffons full fash- epic strap wrist; bolted | Washable Gloves with : x pot ! t ist; bolted ag ioned in black and colors Covers, Scaris, | a. ie a thumb and embroidered | h @ a ¥ ¥ embroidered nap, wove . seg e S ac an . 0 5 N ky B ff t EY backs; shades of beaver, — ht l . =. at rich colopies. Slight irregulars. Sizes 816 vapkKins, DUE tie ri ' eee mode, brown, eand, pea: : pe. ‘ gee, etc. Sizes 6 to 8. | DS exve o 10. a (( : , 734. le # Wilton Rugs " $2.50 Wool and Silk and Wool Hose ves deen a \- V ae s . $1.78 | $1.00 to Match le 2 y . ° oe att a ' Women’s fine quality full-fashioned and a 49 Stamped on highly mercer- Mtn St Teg : Se. : ta ares 4 en e a whi ailo irl mate . y - ¥ " N ; rN ’ oxi2-foot Wim less Hose; black and colors: wool and wool and pth coal ee ea coca Tae Ae __ (Main Floor—Nogents.)_ | (Main Flech—Wogeots) an Sr eescers artiots for Nugents ! “a Novelty Strap | Chamois Lisle ues, | gata great sav- Sorter ee . , ed pe Sant ered silk, sizes 814 to 10. Irregulars............. - by eastern artists for Nugents ose, DI bd ® "lusiv » M beautiful . heavy frit $2.00 Chiffon Silk Hos ere ae ee cee ae Me \ ! . BS Musquetair | Strap Gauntlets in this sale at remarkable savings. ‘ e a Gauntlets Buede finish washable Gauntlets with pretty ~~ . Women’s lisle-top black Chiffon Silk Hose, full- 8-Pc. Buffet | 18x45-In : “i 2 Pram gp crete geo a a 9x12- + 4 $4.50 Axminster fashioned, first quality, also some irregulars. $ 1 39 Set : Scarf Sl fx ts chamois lisie Gloves | Color gusset; pretty em- , wep —_— | | ; ee x Ty. : with beantiful two-tone broidered backs, beaver . Rugs Sizes 842 to 10 4 , : ff Beaver, mode brown shades; sizes 6 4 ’ and Girls’ 49c > 39 r jhe site ince gan, | Eg Sade | Boys’ and Girls’ $1.00 Wool Hose my C oy. tf S | Seater. Bs e Medium-weight wool ribbed Hose in black, 45-In, Cover | 54-In. Cover | Set 4 Napkins Re OO a ' — | Q5 95¢ Three 38 27x54-inch Rugs in attractive white and brown. Sizes 6 to 94. C $1.50 Value $2.00 Value | $1.50 Value eee , ° Congoleum, |} Patterns and colorings. Subject 9 | 9 | ( gee et » } to slight misweave imperfections. Irregulars Be Se ee ee 6 Cc | $ 1 2 | (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) | se he : : : : Excellen = (Third Floor—Nugents.) (Maia Floor—Nugents.) —, i a - = ( - Domet Sleeping Garments : : (. | C rt ome : ghia | IS Sget ae Sateen in a Sale —_ its x J pairs ior *& ' ig. seeded C 36-inch colored lining Sateen wanted for thy : ey, af. — = an ul S cx 79c Value | 75c Value : ‘. 4 backs and embroidered buck, mode, gray an 10,000 Yards Sale of The Greatest Clothing Values in St. Louis page width and comforts, covering and linings. Mercerized t ant quality grenagm | ay : . a silk finish, in every wanted plain color of ‘ eee : ‘ q ; ry we, Children’s $1 Taped and ae inininia ; Saree Men’s and Young Men’s Stylish Fall Suits y \/ 4 5 +} tl U ' ‘ } ; omplete with UG Button Union Suits Rosebud Silvor A D Medi ight, white ribbed — va “au | and $1 Cretonmge cotton garments; ma) — — . | | _ SAVE $5 TO $10 Boys’ wool cassimere, taped and button 1 Z \\t Lilac Delft apt i cheviot and tweed suits Yard @ — Light Blue But } wr omade with belt all 5 0 : \\\ a ° ’ Saxe Mouse ) : 7 ae : r Cc 7 // \\\\St = Children’s 75c Fleeced a en | : around style, plain 0 HAL || | et voke back, inverted or DOx f Hee * ‘ \) a. . San nion Suits Scarlet Hydro Hed iets salt nes 0 vards of 36-inch ! eeest Blocked Voile, hand U pleat and alpaca lined. Two Garnet Ensign . pnes, shown in a WO gas effects with taped borders. ee a | eae be A | pair of knickers full lined, of patterns im hig f 2? ream and Arabian color. aay grea gags: or 5 9 ao he a: all seamsarestrongly stitched, : : a ° ( "ilk se ansy \ en , nig ‘ k well known for the hig d quae) yn bottom style. In new Only clothes from makers colors. Linen mixed ¢™% ‘ wide. ima button b } quality of their products are in this group—Suite Sizes 2 to 12...... Carnati Ete. | . , ” , ’ 50 FI d ee | k ui Fall parm — “ —— Brey that would be unusual values even without the extra - d Cu ; 4 $.00C e : he , Children $ - eece 75c Blac Sateen, Yard blue and tweed mixtures. Sizes . to aa pair of trousers— all in correct Fall styles and well 5 Fringe * urtains “Se Vests and Pants 36-inch plain Black Sateen, 9 — es csesmtniesites 2 ME Hc RR ) tailored #0 as to give excellent service as well as % : : ; smart appearance. $ AQ a $ 66 White ribbed, cotton fleeced fine quality rich black, silk ; e S | ; : . ‘ » hieh- |: “ Sui tth extra nta to match ¢ : arments; high nish R W | S t Allsrool Suits u pa n @ ro ) . Pair : =—— Pair pee vests, ankle fi Oys 00 wea r | wonderful assortment of cassimeres, tweeds REI = “ — Be - a | % es and fancy worsteds, in single-breasted, double- B) ne: ‘v er 40 Black S Yard Wool, slipover Sweaters, vin ~ 98 siiaidie cs Pairs. A splendid lot con- Cc ac ateen, ar ‘ | ghawl collar, in neat combina- * breasted, sport and conservative astylea, Every f —, . $1.50 and $2 Fleeced Union Suits 36-inch plain Black Sateen. | tion — Firmly Suit guaranteed by the maker and by us. mw , a stitched. Sizes | Others at $24.50 to $44.50 | 28 to 34 \ : ———— - — As —— (Secoud Fleor—Nugents.) | | (Main Floor—Men’s Store—Nugents.) es a. ae ewe ee ee ee , wm fa mM fe : : ; ys : » pairs for Nionda!) 8. of fi : o ima | ae ne ? ment net Curtal’ gi te het “yp. — Women's. Regular and extra sizes up heading. Neatly ben ia ed net Curtains .and high Dutch or low neck style, bloomers yim is . oa ioeene FI N ¢ ankle length. ow (Main Floor—Nugents.) (Main Floor—Nugents.) . ao oor. _ de , : 2. Sv ea 1. , — “ee o 4 ‘ P to * = P 7 _ a 4 A i f ty "wt rhe so wa a ~ i i zz. = i , ae . wl mF 8 ” | 7 | _ | . | ~~ _ i. a good quality for lining and ™ J . 4 =

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a pe 2 eg fe SUNDAY. + oe OCTOBER 1 are x 12 T. LOUIS POST-GISPAICH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. Bass = | PT ae ee ee —_—_—_— —— = " : 7 a a: w/t 7 bar. nan 2:2 2S BEB Ss eee ee a et nt ne ne ee a wer ‘ ’ tT 4} "tt ' - ‘am. ! 4 hi) hh bh a 7H ery a ibd bh ‘ “ ih Feed hed badd diss ii i} ‘ : wh ais bab hy ; ail . mt 4 th, ial; it 4h rat a aa at nn ee a ee ee a The Store for ALL the People A . | nie i , ’ | a 3 : DRE, SSES 1.79 Full- , : Gi ham } e ress serine arer oa Fashioned egg - Regulation _ blue; ane Cae ress All-wool; navy + — , full-plaited skirt on mus- exce.ién lue, ron lin ‘waist. Middy has black, gray and Women’s thread- ie . large sailor collar with : oO + ovan. &'3 fee | & rons ce S alues —— so FS llar and cuffs, embroia- black and cordo- 4) yon stars on collar, em- 68c s ~ e —an 3 van, irregulars. Sizes 8% to 10. ae th prons of s * ing- bo —? >a sleeves. , (Bargain . . : : P. $1 OO 4 Ps An aly it digo” percales,, stripes . , > Basemetnat.) In an $8.95 SALE Tomorrow in our BASEMENT That Will Be the Talk of the Whole City as ee : and plain chambray rimme | aspect fastening. 4) | Welt Pu : r- FT p Boys’ Wool . yD) oe exter sisen. | + Girls’ Storm Coats Men's silk Hose. | partments of the better stores all over the country, and if we had not been fortunate to get Ea ag Wit h Broc ~—- Serge Suits BT EES / . an” celta dene onds of excel | them at such an UNUSUAL REDUCTION they would be priced as high as — vertible Smart models | ‘ae ~s : digs . way =_ 2 AS - breast pockets: ok cordov: > in ail-wool serge | breasted: ; Tei + . _ | | 2 large patch pockets, full ' ‘ .~ fernt of the charming models ) : . é Satin lems. Sizes 3 | . , to 10. : copen and going to § to 14 get the Sal oui * : , “ ~ . ' ass ¢ ¢ derful Basement e . AS. ; } ° au (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain surprise of Ss | y \ L/ |) ae Monday. At ‘i aire Y | , ; t Basement.) a experience ; : Decidedly disti 22c Fancy Outing Flannel: 29c Shaker Flannel 25c Domet Flannel Apron Cinghams when you see oh “. amaainet ge ye ° m RR he en > Re mt 0k, eink pica Te: ge ‘ St ag Bical ea Pe seme Me ae vs ; ie oh 0S eta em (Bargain ie (Bargain Basement.) { ‘Uarcain Basement.) | om $1.39 Sheet Blankets weight Cotton-Filled Comforts Bares wr bse Wool Crepe weight. hom thick, warm-weizht 44c¢ BR rene clean, rott n-filled eee An ry: with cascade ow uble-bed size Blankets, 88 Oomforts, pretty fiorai cov- 7 ae ; novelty trimme i Ms oss sk eas cet Cc (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) (Penguin Masement.) ering. Limit e+ ; ’ ‘mn - ( m Basement—Nugents.) | (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) 4 i ge Tg =. os — $1.25 Storm Serge $1 Shepherd Checks $2.50 Wool Jersey panels ne S4-in., firm, serviceable quality for \ ; 54 in. soft quality, in range of Gresses, skirts, bloomers, etc. In myrtle 88c 42-in.; firm, serviceable \weight; fast, 89c¢ staple and high shades, for dresses $1 O8& green, navy end biack washable color; asorted chedks and combinations..... ¥ Be La | ; (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) $1.50 Flannelette Gowns Splendid quality, white and | striped collar and collarless| fine materials—to enumerate. * Poiret Twill. é , > 7 with hand em- styles, trimmed and tailored. . coats een @ae tare Sates Mh Se AAR ail they are fine tricotines, crepe 5 7 | dress. as €8 Qs ment has just ar- = hi ans nas r i : c pictured. 79 : 3 WA C de chines, Canton crepes, wool ak te cae — AT] SIZES back, flow- rived, emart inverted pleat, back - belt model, full lined. and Sizes 7 to 18. crepes and Poiret twills, includ- _ ae i : . for . Comfort Size 22c Comfort yi een onary Princess Slips ; | | a : g. $ 9 7 Cotton Batt Cretonnes | bodice top style; 1 00 ing panels, beading, embroid- ; misses, d 3 86-in-wide assort- biack, i . Canton repe juniors and *« ; : with tlewisags f Panels, fine A surpassing collection of lovely new models in unusually i \ | wa Ei . : | ing panels. metal - ad o> TSE Om SSS nn - o-. .* - o—~ ° > " Ff _ £ aS r fast color.. 72 x $0-ineh cotton ment of all new Per- «4 Gry. d apes and a scor si! fring? . y, drap core of other k fring the silk pop- lin stylish Sel? = batt that opens in ( sian and floral pat- y ° ° ° large regular com- terns, for comfort $2.50 Satin Princess Slips fort size. covers. Shadow stripe satin Slips; brown, navy and| SMart style touches for Fall. meata, stings “s black; some extra sizes; ’ Sea stout, at Corduroy Combination Suits oid | f lor, CS : | Exceptional value; 5 6c ] 5c ace oogs An opportunity to buy Dresses like these for $8.98" r x ‘ a ~~ 7 7.4 7 desirable garment. ali $1 13 lustrous Let nothing keep yon from attending this sale tomorrow in our Basement. we eee Eeees 2 te OS. ° is NOT AN ORDINARY occurrence. So set aside all your other engagements and BE AT THIS STORE TOMORROW. And” (Bargain Basement.) ‘ nel . ; > F 65c Dra Mad an Ww , : ’ mF 3 — , | take our advice: BE PREPARED TO BUY TWO OR THREE of these Dresses at this sale tomorrow for only $8.99. . Soc Drapery Madras Women's Kimonos Boys’ Overcoats 25c Dress Ginghams : (Sale in Basement.) © - plend' : ; ne ge for portieres flannelette, in Japan- 00 In dark, pain 19 won: ae ee é ‘pez ae aes Cc eee patterns, aii mixtures, lined. Sizes stead ment: neat siatde a BO oe : or loose _—— : cs a ‘ ° 4 es ushes, sale price a. models; all sizos..... rhe hd th Brod ae la C New purchases at sensationally low prices enable us to offer more “ON 4 jyannas Geronas ey - _ maiBazgain Basement.) i Bargain 5 __(Bargain Basement.) of those wonderful Coats for the second week of the Harvest Sale. i 4 san dodmety Soman oe ae arquisette Slipover Sweaters Sateen P antalettes Art Ticking Hundreds of garments were shipped from New York while this ad was Bs 5 4 sizeg 36 to 46 for w woven borders; mer- ae aeonere piain § ee ial austhe anit ines, 31-inch Ticking, in being written. If you didn’t buy a Coat here last week be sure to be ay q 4 i teste nen core i eee ae Seemed; 39 fully, reinforced und 6 Cc Ere : here Monday for this sale. Included in this sale are many wonderfual ve | 3 SALE START. . ies ; al ll shades; spe- lastic waist; all col- hy Bare 8 4 . . | =r e Ea ine : awe ......... ° — 25 te : C Sample Cocts and the sale prices do not cover the cost of the materials Yagi r sem . se » 66 #8 e be ; ; ent.) 3 (Bargain a (Bargain Basement.) Z (Bargain Basement.) ] and furs alone. HIG H-G $10 Fox Scarfs A Basement Sale of $3to$5 High and; 1000 New Plush and Cloth ret HATS! rae Low Shoes | J™>B™) A ==4 | $49.75 Marmot $ 3 ag / This : 600 New Fall Trimmed Hats a ome. Cars am a NS 3 Ey) as Store Has G or strap pumps, with rubber Cuban heels, iG, tas ’ r fg 5 Py RIO One of the Most Important a patent leather, opera dress pumps, suede ' See oe : Millinery Events of the Season strap slippers, tan calf, black. brown or dull kid Boots with Cuban or Louts heels: — Hundreds of styles suitable for also comfort Shoes, e!ther warm or plain All sizes for women, misses and juniors and extra sizes lined, at this special price. Shoes for miss and matrons, come early and sneure Sret choice. Bleck -Panne «agen street or house wear in this $25, $30 and $35 Coats at velvet, black and colored Lyons velvet, Paon velvet, Panne velvet & . and brocade trimmed with feathers, . velvet trims, novelties, ornaments. Boli | hy Styles Mostly black but plenty of colors : olivia—Suedines Se | for those desiring them. . Pee Os Silk Plush—Velours ene eke en. . #7 “Y q 4 “4 Rw “3 (7 ¢ { ; Q 323 4 ~ - ¥ : es ’ - oF ‘ 4 ay : ’ : = ‘ 4 - 2 q ; . 7 | ¥: ss. a4 - 4 2 3 3 7 $34 + (3s Hi “ ; ; : ; : ; = ' * . J : re 7 - * : ’ ei : 3 : 4 yf 3 ’ ‘ ; 5. , a _ 3. Sf : ™, , Pe eee & 7 pa : Ts ) ‘* 5 ‘ 7 “ 4 3 - * - y - + ">? .. - . q ‘eee , - . € : ei FF , » % ‘ ; . q 3 4 ; +. x ‘a3 .; a i? : - 3 : : ft . wi } Be ’ . = \ 7 ” 4 a é a a z ee => 2a ’ b 1 ; . eo. 5 : 4 ey % i 2 rq 4 Pe « ‘= a | ; . # Bae J q > £a8 > =: e > : % ae - * 2 ; a : 1B : es } ’ z Es a & ; : 3 De : ; « ; { * , : Fa ; ae : oF 7 on Se 7 7 7 ‘’ rs 3 r : 2B 45 : - - - - h a ‘3 : ‘me? + tae . | i aa # 4 f° Fo iz. +s | + oo ; #* 3 fe sia et ’ : : : , Jee ; . - . » ie pes : : 4 : : gir’ ge : ; : 3 san > . : : =] : 7 > ; ; z ; ; re) * t : int = ‘ 4 tse > & | chee: ’ _ ; igi “a. ee * fou H : = ie - ih : 4 : = a = 5 ’ oe : : + 4 7 7 4 + . & a : ss te ? Ye % : ; s |S tas * : : = . : - * Es 1 ? : ‘ i ’ f , nd Fd 4 Pe, ’ 4] é { . , bs ‘ei | . > Be . ; i 7 = : > ee’ : : - . Po ; | = - : - : , - : ) : : : a ; .? : 7 i -§. - i" x. " Se % ; - 3 ef Ps - : ’ 5 e g t : = . 7s 7 - f t - ‘ ' ‘ 3 , ’ => ; . ? P Be | Bits : 7 a ' : 1 . - ; i ‘ ; : Py ‘ee + | | * 7 : ‘ 7 : Tt - ae : - : i : ; ; ; : f q : ; : y : > . M 2. - eit : Read. a “eh wgry ae et NM tS ate nt tA IE tee GRA aa eS ey TTS MeN RETR te A", Ms dip ageresa ala termanareia a ee ee os ‘ ¢ RGAE RR LE RO MERLIN : . se de = Sa Amal? ee i eee ae ans ae sveabecedicceaebeecntreqes yf TT he Nate col Renee tliat s ita USO. AiR 0 ~ The colors are brown Actual $5.00 Hats reindeer, soren - ; te, bri ; . Actual $3.95 Hats (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) black and navy. ae Silkk Plush Capes with muffler collars, wrappy Gg 5 . “ ~wiveubery ed and models, youthful models. e ¢ —=—=££ 300 Salt’s Silk Plush Long & Short Coats 1 foo TO: loths— | Actual $7.50 Hats es ggmee seamless aes ae 3 ' Embroidered Coats jig: = bs beer i Conservative Coats ss ik Rye ” a Ie ge > 7 , a “ Br Na? 3 i a ett 3 hy, * fe Sate Included in this sale at $18.00, mostly all fur trimmed; some are plain. Many - ai ‘ - . » . . Every sale final high priced samples inciuded tn this sale which sold as hizh as $33.55. If you ° no ei-~- . ~ : _ >. = © Vey ‘5 > -_ 4 , . = m —— . change, no refunds, no phone a - . ye a won a piush (oat, attend this sale first. as you will sare +. to % and more on er mail erders. ‘ - @€ Coat. Sizes for women, misses and juniors... bs Sb cen eitkes be wee (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) “ in Basement—Nugents.) a at?

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SUNDAY, me fe ecTOPER | ne a 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' $28 dl ieee ce en ee —>w a which Miss Gertrude Prack is the, work Guild; Miss Blanche Renard,; tee are Miss Margaret McLaughlin, 100 BARRELS |W OM EN ae C & UB Chairman. Some of the representa-| associate director of the Community | Miss Grace Burnham, Miss Ruth A PLES “STAYMAN NOT ES ,Uves of the various organizations! Council; Mrs. Edgar Rombauer, ‘Zachen Mrs. William B. Lambert, C : apices with which the club is affiliated, or| vice president of the Children’s Miss Lucy Barnard and Mrs. Ww. W. a Re 1 haneeae, Canes | hopes soon to be affiliated, will| Lunch Association, and Mrs. Frank Corner. This committ@ had a float i. For Winter use The opening day for the Dramatic} SPe®k. Those taking part in the’ L. Morey, vice president of the Safe-, in the “Girls’ Week Parade” yester- h | Study Section of the Wednesday Club program will be: Mrs. John 1T.!ty Council. Besides the chairman, | day afternoen. The float represent- disan eE .. arg om es Locust St., West of Ninth 4@| on Oct. 18, at 8 p. m., promises great | 2avis Jr.. president of the Needle- those working on the Civics Commit- | Continued on Next Page. 0 ee eo | chines for the group of persons in-| : . terested in life as interpreted through | ' |Plays. For the first time in this| t /country, Lord Dunsany’s only three-| Q— VS e S act play called “If” will be read by ‘the following cast which. includes for the Dance amateur players under the co-direc- | _tion of Miss Mary Wham, who wit- nessed the play in London, and Mrs, Herman. Von Schrenk: Misses Be- atrice Thomas, Elizabeth Hayes, have no bones. All are buile @| ©4ith Souther, Mildred sreaweig to permit perfect flexibility /and for men players, Blanchard Mc- of the entire body in dancing. Kee, Frank Webster, Leon Apple-| white, Dr. George Moore, Culver | Hastedt, Deming Tucker and Allen | McMath. Miss Emma Taussig will read the stage directions. Refreshments will he served for | ¥. the club members and their guests ‘at the conclusion of the play. The, tea hostesses will be Mrs. Charles, Noel, Mrs. Harry Stegall, Mrs. Wil-| lard Bartlett, Mrs. Louis M. McCall, | Miss Lucille Howard, Mrs. Marion | |'Blossom, Mrs. Edward Rowse and | Mrs. Horace Soper, with Mrs. Samue} _P. Goddard, chairman. PTG.U S.PAT OFF T.4°. co. — i Ds Paget ty - » Bie ene mm Mee Ee es Bae el ~~ - nianenahtnamemmneieannaas me ~ Ae me be Je | 1 4 ' ’ av et he ie oe RAP A owlow “30° ee hee 2 7 «Ae € " | A A, A, 8B ’ od - —— —— 0 Exquisite little affairs, with low bust or no bust at alil— some are lightly boned, others - ee ——s New Tricotine Dresses Crepe Back Satin Dresscs Brecaded Crepe Dresses Novelty Wool Dresses Potret Twill Dresses ( Se aS te ~-. Charmeuse Silk Dresses Crepe de Chine Dresses Crepe Romaine Dresses Anywhere in the City Canton Crepe Dresses =8 (& D-R-E-S-S-E-S 4 Hours Only—S to 12 O’Clock Monday a DeLuxe Brown or Black Satin With Brocaded Backs at $11 Patent } $ e. S0 ( Satin Satin . . Suede Trim \ ( Trim Decidedly distinctive strap Colonials. Dainty ‘trims, inlays and ultra-smart combinations. Ex- i” cellent fitting qualities serve to add to the beauty * of these “Smarter Styles for Fashionable Women.” ae a , en’ 4 i. wt a OER ea MG m+ - a e? 1 ‘ o —— — Effect Dresses Steel Beaded Dresses Tunio Effect Dresses sold at $20, eclaewhere 517-519 WASHINGTON AV. Lower Prices Jhan ‘2 ‘ ——) o¢ ye ue “a on a= —~g? we 5] —E —— ~ ee ., eA LA KL 4 4 4 4 4 dD 4 DD Dd dD et te te» 4_»_»_ +» » >» 4 dd A de de td et hh he i i » » » » » » » » + + » *» Sis, ee we 1.458 LPS bss t= A the ~~ - Virginia Silk Hose $4 .35 | pERFECT—FRENCH PANEL BACK — > Black Silk Hosiery—so much in demand and \ featured here at...... in ppileeeeuea ° > ‘ 6r7 “4% har 6 18 St. Charles Washington 90 Fidor | a - . B ~ 5 > around Coat Dept. Sec J " he J - . - . > mis ics 0 samp! Sample Junior Ceats— Wonderful “model.’ GROUP No. 3 Draped Blouse Coats— Wolf Collar Cloth Coals— Genuine Bolivia Coats— | The McKinley Parent-Teachers’ | i Association will hold {ts first meet- | ing of the term on Monday, Oct. 16, | f at 8:00 p. m. A reception will be. Fox Fur-Trimmed Coals— wom er. given to the mothers by the teachers. | high-class . Coats for EATRA SIZES UP TO 58, at All mothers interested in the pupils in 50 $ of McKinley are urged to be pres- $45.00 & $40.00 | e ent. | The annual election of officers of $35 00 & $30 00 the Margaret A. BE. McClure Chapter, | maa ata r ‘ P U. D. C., was held Monday afternoon [ale 25 00 Ft at the home of Mrs. N. N. Robnett, a ca . ’ C. eee 5558 Maple avenue. Mmes. Sass, cate Farrar and Gish were assistant hos- 4 ; ‘4 at! | | ae | : + } | ; ae , 7. > | : | A eA Jost eas | l te The following w lected: | + D\ dds | ee rom a tesses. e following were elected: | aa ¥ | ot ea ug ce tte genlliteag President, Mrs. H. F..Brey; first, sec- | ii he 3 oe WARE on es Cente ond and third vicepresidents respec- | er Ne oer es 1, Wolf-Trimmed Coats tively, Mrs. Thomas F’. Browns, Mrs. iy 4 PLES > ee ES * ‘ Breen, Mrs. T. M. Young; recording | & : a Je Nutria-Trimmed Coats.. —— . of’ rf | 6 hei id wees og secretary, Miss Laura Philippi; | = ; eed e treasurer, Mrs. J. C. Edwards; corre- | : nest plushes, nvelaines, velverettes, Poi- . , . * fyannas, Geronns forman ies, Velours, etc.; all ee gape a : ; ndsémely designed with style motifs; over 500 | | aie | : * Styles to select from; sises 13 to 21 for misses: | The Cleveland Parent-Teachers ae Pk to 46 for women and EXTRA SIZES U Association held an open meeting and reception in the auditorium of : ‘SALE STARTS AT 8:30 O'CLOCK the Cleveland High School Thursday evening, Oct. 12. A short program X ; was given by friends and pupils of TY | URS A the school. There was also an ex- HIGH-GRADE FUR COATS AND F ee s hibition of eo and pictures recent- ¢ . ly hung in the corridor Refresh- | $10 Fox Scarfs and Chokers... .$6.85 $75 Large Fur Capes and Coats. $39.75 ments wae ieewed ‘tater’ te the a $15 Fox Scarfs and Chokers....$9.85 $100 Fur Coats and Capes. ... . $69.75 ning in the dining room of the 1 $25 Fox Scarfs; all colors.....$14.85 $125.00 Marmink Coats, now. .$99.50 este aie 949.75 Marmot Stoles, 72x14-in., $29.75 $200 Squir. & Bea. trim. Coats.$149.50 4 8) 1.4 aipna Delphian Chapter met : on Tuesday afternoon, Oct, 10, at. when . . . + ele trates ot atet. s*e : ocala ote Sa) «lefe cater alee * + totes ¢ t+? ‘ "ee . tte Ses: +. hte . aS ath . at | ——- [ a amen, TRO ose $25.00 or elsewhere Same garment you can buy this gale at paying Coat the nese for $8.95 ROW. And $8.95. fin Basement.) Side-Draped Misses’ Coats— There's ne need of 350.00 GROUP No. 2 Opossum-lrimmed Plush Coats— for «a Salf’s Sitk Plush Coais— Fur-Trimmed Bleuse Ceats— Beaveretie Collar Cloth Ceats— > —_ sale tirts } 7 . bi = = a ae : : =3 F —% \ . . . @ciock wharp at Just about 2300 Coais will fn on temmorrew at 8 give-away price. S a 2 INCLUDED & W ? Odds and Ends Samp Cabanne Branch Library. The sub- | ‘ ; : ; i” [ ect was “‘Religio pe Store Has Gained the Reputation as THE Dress Store of St. Louis” by Giv- post oat Sn es a ing Such Wonderfal Values Eimembers. Miss Ida Greenwood, | president of the Hancock (Mich.) = Delphian Chapter was a visitor and | gave a talk and review of their first | year Delphian study and with the! ¢ e°@ ‘advancing of their programs their) | fealization of the Delphian move- | ‘ment as an American ideal. Next mM , MONDA Y AT 8:30 A. M. SHARP! ‘regular meeting Tuesday afternoon, GROUP No. | Fur-Trimmed Velour Coals— Embroidered Thibe! Cloth Ceats— Misses’ Fur-Fabrie Coats—. Junior Winter Coats— ’ ' ee $11.75, $15.75, $25.00 FUR COATS—Gen-MUSKRAT COA | eee Ts - inch Buine Fr length, g e Oct. 24, 2:80 p. m., Cabanne Branch . : Library. All visiting Delphians in > le ; " y oS The news Bch | the city weloome, Se a. 2. tomorrow, * The Athena Delphian Chapter had Monday ..-:- wopess {ta first meeting of the season on —Dresses © ead ——=— ‘Monday night, Oct. 9, at the Cab- — ~ = - 4 : ,s 4 i e+ m 4 een ’ a ‘ ~~. ; , L440 ee gnere ~ . 7 . debs Cand Ge paeen of Satin- anne Branch Library. The president, Mrs. Andrew Hoffman, read a oom- munication on co-operation from national headquarters. The Antiquity | of Egypt was orally discussed by the |'members. The subjects were: “The @| Physical Features of Egypt,” “The | Influence of Topography,” “The | Sources of Egyptian History,” “The 'Pyramid Age,” “The Result of the Policy of the Pyramid Builders,” panels “The Middle Empire,” “The Rise of <~Gide and modified | Thebes,” gg ene of Amen- _ drapes a le, wou ll for | het ITI.” 6 next regular meeting No Ordinary Event, vent ag this. We purchase | will be held Oot. 28, & p. m. over 600 high-grade original Fall “Sample : Dresses” at a fraction of thls real worth, : and we're going to pass them along at | The College Club program, Tues- $13.85 to create crowds at our store |'day afternoon, Oct. 17, at 8 m , t miss this! ! | ° P. “ tomorrow. Don will be under the direction of the} Olvicg Committees of the giuk of/! Faced Crepe —Dresses of Bro- ended Cantons —Dreases of Orepe de Chine —Dresses of Pofret Trico s —Dresses of Finest Serge —Many have ciret- lar akirts —Pilain and pleated over acer aa “re * wh bLPad crre “7 bet “4 ' ‘ : +) bi tt Le ee 2 eee (RE 517-519 WASHINGTON AV. ‘ _— - =z mare ~~ FUR COATS AND CAPES ne on High-Grade, Dependable Furs! FUR SCARFS AND CHOKERS Fitch Opesse@ Cheker s&s, J © aoe ener ce Genaine caod hi hi a eit hi -_ ha DEERE RRR REED EERE EEE hh hb hh bb bh bh MOAB AAAAAAAAAAASAAALAAAAALALE LEEDS rrr VE EVV VV Ve VV eV VVVVVVEV yee VVVVVVVVVVVYVvVVVUS eee eee VVVVVVVVVVVVVvVVVVeVTeTTe 2.88 we ™.< =

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_ 2 one. et t : Iv? PY = . » ie en nes. a — p ¢NCuateies tne ee os ’ i 7 : : ir gy Wee > " Py rnin igi PD ag wong ys — , ¢ eh Wr ere Oe Seat ae : . a ness 1b -eshianen a “Seis a, Tae th . io a ; + Pe eth Big A + e) * . ge - ted x ihe ns rc + gy rom ’ Pan ee oe lle at Ie chy Setvigs CA. ag Cabelas tet nwcrag dP Rahs Mey? ed ON NS al mA bey iy “ie Lo, ~ Sn ee Bed a apr se sano tae + cgnteds ten » RRS ye NMRA NPS or Oe Detvsrerbncnm, | EA AAI Bee Ne Ne Me et ee VM mle ee . > 7S Mey 5A atpiem anne o —_ ee ee en ey +1 RG CI oe to en rae OE OE ECE: A AS et AA ALND CA A HTN aie ~ 14 ST. LOU%s POST-DISPATCH The tt, phans from the Children’s Aid So- E. Dodson will ad@ress the club. His =a . sity Women. Mrs. Bernard will not the home of Mrs. Ida bh. * ens ciety wil lest . WOMEN’S CLU Bf] oly speak at the luncheon, but will 6156 Gambleton piace bi tt we Fae Se “pet will “ay hs sawed a } also speak at the afternoon meeting, ae ti hace ge : ing Factor in the Present Socia) N O T E S Oct. 24, at 3 o'clock. The first regular meeung 20 — ae: ty po age in November atthe Order?’ ‘Bay View Reading Club was hele a pars pirtbrns mi A. is + pln et i - @emtinued From Preceding Page. The Tueflay Club of Kirkwood the home of Mrs W. W. uy ag Pest-Diimateh Sean Saas Ge "oa ee oe ners Geeenamaes ea ea abatue “Alesana Aiatas ~ meld its first meeting of the season er «a greeting by the preside'™ — | Ice Fund. , ee ee *' 11 be he! a at tens ii , 0 oe ' ne several readings. The next meeting a = _ a oe mner permanentty and a ees ble to membership in a iar om ets: . a * esas aaa “ sai 7 —— - 4 ’ i , Ai VS eerve } . fy ‘ Cc ock. Reser- Giub. Mrs. A. G. PohiIman wil will be held at the home of Mrs. The Earnest Endeavo! : ation se sede a ‘ ae SG. ean wit mene Béwell. dé at Waudorveort’s sembly vations for members and their gemeved peinicesly from chairman of the hostesses for th room. Miss Jane Wood presided. A Suests will be made by Tuesday at face, arme and limbs. No depilatories or ee ee ee ee electric needles used. Past Presients Club of the parliamentary drill was lea K Tue 5 o'clock. jul "3 ARCHED Woman’s Relief Corps, Auxiliary to Richard Kring. The c¢ BROW On Tuesday, Oct. 24, at 12:30, at The the clubhouse, a luncheon for mem- ; Pisin ath oe : a bers will be given; the honor guest Ransom Post, G. A. R., have post- a birthday party Oct. 19 at the Home She Meat Ral meeting of tee ae Lucille-Francis Method will be Mra. Frances Fenton Ber- poned their meeting to Oct. 81 on of Mrs. P. L. Du Bots | ' _ arg 4 te ) wilt be held Tues- mard, the educational secretary of account of the illness of the secre- avenue. for the 4-vear-o'c rphan Gay, Oct, it at 2:30 o'clock at the 592% Frisce Bids. he American Association of lniver- tary. The meeting will be held at girl whom they have adopted Artists’ Guild. The Rev. Dr. George OFFICPS IX PRINCIPAL CITTEa —— . ‘ 4 4 Y Y Our Idea—‘‘Style Complete Range 7 of Sizes for Women A t . Divorced From and Misses! Extravagance’’ Washington Avenue Corner Seventh Tomorrow— Three Supreme Values— featuring Winter Coat One critical glance at the luxurious furs and sumptuous fabrics will convince you, more than anything else, what marvelous values these are at the prices. In carefully selected diversity of distinctive new draped, low-waisted, bloused or regulation tvpes—lined with finest crepes—and in the wanted shades. With These Rich Furs $ 7 5 Of These Fine Fabrics | Squirrel Fox 4 e Velverettes Marleene | Beaver Natria Values Normandies Bolivias — Caracul Much Panvelaines Ormondales Wolf migner. and Numerous Others Dresses Higher-Priced Models Greatly Underpriced >‘3 Q-’° Fashioned of— Satin Crepe Roma Crepe Matelasse Crepe Poiret Twill Canton Crepe Combinations aere sae . , A ss a Afternoon, dinner and formal frocks—fresh from New York—of unusual type in which will delight the fastidious demoiselle and madame. Such distinctive, well- made frocks have never been seen before at this low price in lovely basque-like, draped and cir- cular modes. Many fur trimmed. SUITS Our Usual Price for This Quality Would Be $65 $ 49-75 Fabrics Furs Panvelaines Squirrel Duvet de Laines Beaver Marleene Caracul Twill Fabrics Wolf, etc. Suits of dash and distinction—tn two or three piece models—for cos- tume or tailored requirements. Box, bloused, regulation hip-length or long-line modes. Semniiina a new note of desired elegance by their fine tailoring and rich crepe linings. bUaTrh elt. te was: ts thes } : " 7 we? ‘ae: . ye i ide ogee te ‘ PO a PA Rays Dye = UP TO $55 COATS ' ional Saedine! st Broadcloth! Bolivia! Pile F J ~*~ " Gerntne tox accent | Children’s Coats fluffy; tnupe ang brown. Sizes 3 to 6 $19.75 values : $9.85 Extra fine fox Chokers and Scarfst gray, brown. Sealine Trimmed Ceats; richly Maeds epectal .......s ie ry > : ii os MS ge hee ‘ ‘ae a ‘ 4 ; ‘ i ae as ‘ pte : ek tale * $ : P 45 : omer 0 3 Se O DO tO CO IO oIOg SUNDAY. OCTOBER 15. 1924 oa a for Tanbark E-xhibs Nov. 29 and 30 and Dec. p a r€=Ct«S+tj. & fe) A Borse fegrand 3° 2m ['s four evenings &* © win be given tovuis will aciin Aa show at the Colseu 0 and Dec. 1 . : " 2 rr . 9! - eee: * . . seme - at. ; . a — * « e o --” ————— - ) 1) |) 1000 COATS. _ | #5 SATIN & SI These sm leaders of t tinctive pa usual valu Fashioned of fin satin with silk broc or inlaid with nic sizes assure perfec every fashionable CHIFF All First ¢ An extraord in new distiz Propper chiff heels. Colors gtay. An un * pees te

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—— SUNDAY, i | = OCTOBER 15, 1922. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH al Exceeds that of th oy ; vie atone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times ComBined By Approximately 40,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 15 ‘a : the St. Louis Hor Sh - Royal Arch Membershi — WORSE SHOW AT COLISEUM se ow Associa iach navel ieee hae ,, manship has just been established oy|and was absent from the post but ° . song | Champions in all classes will meet district have started a inaiiberehie WOMEN’S CLUB rod gsi rig Sixth Infantry, one month and nine days. GOLF PLAYERS, Attention! or Tanba m Are on the ta b , hy —— 8S A. Watson £ | UPxov. 29 and 30 and Dec. 1 and 2. © tanbark. Keen interest is' campaign to obtain at least 1000 pe- NOTES Jat the Sixth Infantry target aa New President Installed at Lehigh. Do you appreciate the value of real tailoring? Youll being shown in the _ ns by December 2, whe | ' » St. Louis will again have a fall revival of the titlo 4 ; n a joint | Arcadia, Mo. The battalion marched By the Associated Press. Phone secure stunning results in our Remodelin es . horse shows dthes n Cc roc Ww b om Jeffer rrac ET Oc », an e St. Louis event ‘Onvo ation ill e held at Moolah ifr vy ; ; 4 - 4 g ¥ ise \f 4 ’ PF . ; Ss ) 4 “¢ . e our 2) ular Ti n di K r uits. bd oe orse show at the C olise um, Nov. 29 coming between the Kansas City and Temple. A chorus of several hundred Continued From Preceding Page. ‘ eff on Ba ra cks, its perm‘i- BE HLEHEM, sa., t. 14.—Dr. F orest P i S ot ie 9 Pag nent station, ae “eee BP Stend 30 and Dec. 1 and 2, including preceding the Chicago show, makes voices, an orchestra and a band wil] >» ; ai “ 7 to the range at Arca- Charles Russ Richards, former dean THOS. M. GAROIAN Ladies Tailoring Dept. 7 evenings and one matinee. It it possible f Oclock at the home of the presi-/| 1a, a distance of 90 mile: on leteq of the College of Engineering, Uni- ; ‘Y four age ceanlingen sta ey a ee the best horses in the take part. At least 500 companions! dent, Mrs, Albert Kunz, 3826 De|the full course in frine te iv Sientin --eneek Euclid Bldg., McPherson and Euclid Avs. © will be given under the auspices of country to be entered. will assist in the ceremonies. heer a : se in Hring for an infan-, versity of nois, was installed as y . nintien , s - | Formerly on Pershing Av, — Tonty street. Mrs. J. M. Brewer,/try battalion; returned by machine. president of the Lehigh University. ——— chairman of the Program Commit- | me : it SS m oie [3010 0 10 0 SIO tee, will give an outline of work for ‘ . ted wge ee the coming year. Mrs. Fannie Och- | ler will give a paper, ‘‘The Origin of | se OMEN t q — * ATS i sae 6, | a sa 1S silk plushes. med models. ed with the ea. % 9 the Latin People and the Geographi- | cal Situation Which Gave Them| Girls’ C ' 413-415 N. Sixth St. % Sweaters Their Important Place.” A piano | oad Ss . Bolo by Miss Margaret Houghton will | Smart styles; new materi- Mere new Swesten conclude the program. | als; 6 to 14 years; received. All colors § J 98 | Th | & pnd ciStR. é dcacauxus e | 6 Monroe School Parent-Teach- | | ‘ ers Association will hold a meeting | } Wednesday at 8:80 o'clock in the. | Kindergarten. | qumesmmns The Minerva Club met at the home. of Mrs. C. H. Urquart, 3803 McRee ‘avenue, with Mrs. G. F. Coleman as leader. Each member of the club responded to roll call with quotations | = from Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. | A paper was read by Mrs. Warren. . Bruce on “Middle English or Forma- itive Pertod.” Mrs. Hewesill read a paper on “Goeffrey Chaucer and ‘John Gower.” Reading by Mrs. F. Gabel on “Canterbury Tales.” A so0-| an Clab hour followed. | | Friday, Oct. 13, the Minerva Club entertained the Eighth District rep- |resentatives of 61 literary clubs by giving a Reciprocity meeting at ‘he Ac rT | $ Ss |'Melbourne Hotel roof garden. The ft 35 40 45 50 ft president, Mrs. Joseph McKeen, gavs a 3 b | b | armen a hearty greeting and welcome in erizinal poetry. . R. Kroeger en- | O)ne of the largest and most comprehensive collections we have tertained the guests by giving 4 .ec- ae i “American Com- ever offered. Purchased from St. Louis and New York's A social hour followed. finest makers at far below real worth. Every new style and given by the St Louls Council of ma | MOdel, superbly fashioned of finest materials and richly fur National Congress of Mothers anid ° ° : . . of. 4 Parent Teachers’ Association was trimmed OT plain tailored. Finest silk lining’s. held Thursday, Oct. 12. Judge _ V. Garesche delivered an address ex- — plaining the problems and the trage- \ # Oy ow in es | ars dies of the” Juvenile Court. the | Not in 1 years have Fur- | 5, ee Do not bay a Coat nets ce : pti ® aie Trimmed Coats of such | “! : or Cape tomorrow, tist Church. style and quality ever been : ot — antil you have firet shown } IS ¢] suc The Friday Club -held its_second sh — = this ty, at uch come and seen these meeting of the year Friday, Oct. 6, at ad price as $25. In some in- fb 23 the home of Mrs. Scott Parsons, 5159 stances the FUR TRIM- hs os if garments. Westminster place, Mrs. W. A. Taylor ad ed assisting hostess. After the usual MIN GS ALON kK are worth business meeting Mrs. Alphonso : Howe read a paper on (folklor3, the price. which was followed by general dis- cussion by the members. Miss Ha- zel Howe was leader of Current Events. Mrs. H. P. Finegan anil Mrs. John Bassett Jr. are hostesses for the meeting Oct. 20. The Finest Materials maha Pee he a Bolivia, Normandy, Suedine, Novelty Mixtures, Velvette, Silk Plush and Brown Coney Ministers and Laymen of Disciples of Christ Church to Open Ses- fi ; eS Sizes for Women and Misses. Ministers and laymen of the Dis- ciples of Christ Church will open a a a four-day national congress at the Odeon, 1042 North Gfand boule- vard, which will end in a public meeting Friday at the Coliseum, when William J. Bryan will be the principal speaker at the night ses- - ,

6. Age eats, o be ‘ > yee? tee fa See lg PS Ay 2 at wet a ey " (First Floor.) 0 0 000 0 1 0 0 0 ee 1 O10 IO on) o_o no ION OL IOC : — Ce OO TT OAT ORT TIT Oo So Oo Mo ban 0 0 a 00 See oO ror OS i " ela ote eee . v ee aT ten Te ews ; ae RR ite s a SRS I or Ae = hla eligi as lange BRT tle itl oe oy oey oon eh 2 COIR Se, EI BE PONS 5! PE GAR OR RE LEE MITER RS +f Richelieu gift box. State officers,; members of MHar- : F , i} mony oge - ng, hire ur 18-inch graduated, $7.95 mony and other locges, and of af: > Panne and Brocade Monkey ot 86 Gea, ]/2°5, Ue rarating took’ nar cvion | — eegezeey, ~=Lyons and Brocade Fur Balls go-incn gr ‘ de of the building will be completed by ~ iw . 4 ; B d B f F th Quality P O — : Jan. 1. The building, which will all ; Ba Fe ; Silver roca e urn ed ers With 14-karat white gold diamond clasp, in Richelieu gift : ne nigh, er et pine ‘brick pone . ) ; : api Brocades in B right Shades Silver F lowers box terra cotta. The second floor will be 18-inch graduated, $10.95 I biy roan Sk cenesy ane i, |) nil Panne and Metallic Cloth Ostrich and Coque bly room will occupy the lower 24-inch graduated, Sr 2.95 floor, and there will be committee . and other rooms. The lot is 125x | +6 rem Pie : . . inci Superior Values 30-inch graduated, $14.95 157 feet, and the building will have OP PTT fe Inspection of Our Window Display Is Convincing of Our supe a 25-foot space all around. Har- mony Chapter of the order of the Quality —_ ris i Star will also have its home 4 | : Shia , ie boa ‘oe re ‘ Cl U; S I Very fine grade, with beautiful luster; 18-karat white gold | et oh ‘ vis Specia / ean- p aie clasp, set with perfectly cut white diamond. | 816 Births, 156 Deaths in Week. There were 316 births and 156 A» 2 We 5 | * z ri, ‘ 18-inch graduated, $20.95 deaths recorded in St. Louis last ) L—_ ey S se a 37 , ay ) About 1450 Hats— § 95 = : week. Thirty persons died of organic bas J, 24-inch graduated, $24.95 heart trouble, 21 of Bright’s disease f - oe ity it: , V, / $5 $5 85 go-inch graduated, $28.45 and nephritis, 16 of cancer, 17 of TS a ZZ, Loy i} alues ‘ = (Main Foor.) pneumonia, 10 of tuberculosis, 7 of diseases of the circulatory system YZ = ay Dh | " ( : and $7.50—Monday at + el \S : x ~ # ; LEV bE wile and 6 of apoplexy. There were two | ; suicides, one homicide and seven ac- ISTIX. BAER & FULLER J e2n ess | , ar : GRAND-LEADER | _ Good Record in Rifle Practice. 413-15 North Sixth Street i. | | Amn excellent record in the time re- ——-—— : SS — quired for a course in rifle marks | -_—

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oe ot E E AT. ed. » ee 4 OCTOBER 15. 1°22. of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combin . os 3 16 ST. LOUS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation : — =" a aaron penteiny 3 t issued to- it Be .. q A reunion ——— - [oS t ent + f if ayhe Sey 4 Saturday Claims Against Cuba in Order. = against the Cuban Government may Re ee nore Department. i —— =o Friday and Saturday a By the Associated Press. now be presented for examination day by the a at about $50,- f —_ a ce 7 “4 mated i en . oa us na — ~ WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.—Claims' and payment under a new law Ppro- ir Sg — H | a | ' ef American firms and individuals mulgated by the Cuban Governmchs. wee N 3 : > HHA PAV eee ‘ Cows at'S | , $12 Lehr me NEI ie. weatins ancar _ 3) ) WILL BE TESTED] Ua goer x | | Announce fo le WO fey =| | | Better A ae he ere . . : + ~ oe ages 3s, . ‘$+ 7 OSE 3 SDS See « Establishing Bureau to Swope’s are showing an extensive selection Compel H of distinctive models for wear, both with and pel Monesty. without buckles. Se SCR RRR RENE GMAT ORR MENON rN Prete = sone | | | LG A TO a ~~ ~- -- - - . You will find that we heve not only the smartest gifts, but also the finest quality and the larg- est assortment of china and crystal. Winter Warmth as Well as ie = teal wide The patent leather Slipper illustrat- Post-Dispatch. ed has a fancy tongue inlaid with Smartness Make These Stout JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 14.—The black or gray suede. An elastic gus- tate Highway Department hopes to set behind the tongue assures an un- Coats Remarkable in Value enforce the use of first-class road : usually snug fit. tis priced at $12. materials {n the construction of the and in Style new State highway system on which ° . ccntracts are now being let and has Hosiery Special, $2.75 | Your inspection ts sotictted - taken out “anti-graft” insurance by : ‘i / | For dressy wear they have an air of elegance ee ee re All pure Sitk Steines ie ene | that gives their stout wearer great pleasure scrutinize and test all of the ma- clock oa Bion ne te aon and comfort, while at the same time they are MM terial used in that work. That bu- eS : : u, which began to function here W Vv our silk or se scone : S] LOUIS delightfully warm. orn over y | yesterday, is under the direction of 4 , ; alt PT ORME MP OT AIDS LBL NOR Bek, i lll AR iN GAA TAPERED 5m AN AS IR I » . CP A A AND ROOF ALLE PLA A. PEELE ALR etohe nie ettiniie MENS + - “ae 2 are. - pe aie sents ramen di ree ae “y a tie 4 Pianta! Vi Pe apth i Fh ae ) Si, ON ET “Se ~ ange te ee Po ow ° eiwmito BZormrcdo”g ——_—_—_— light-weight wool dresses they will prove most F. V. Reagel, a chemical engineer | practi ] with wide experience in handling : ' G] ASS COMPANY) and testing highway materials, ac- | Distinguishing Features—are their loose backs and cording to B. H. Piepmeter, State > 2 ) C | 1121-1125 OLIVE SI. : belted fronts, the belts being inserted through the Mighway Engineer. ae “Some dealers now and then try openings in under-arm seams. These belts may also to palm off cement which has finely be worn on the outside, if preferred. Some of these eeend tenes ae Ss betel ne Fall Catalogue Sent Upon Request | : Rugby Footk garments have fur collar and cuffs. ; powdered ashes.” Pilepmeier pointed ~# 4 en ee out, or re-enforcing steel with ss | which to strengthen concrete bridges = COLORS are navy, brown, Sorrento and black. may turn out to be remelted junk fron | ) se Sizes up to 56. which has come out full of rust . : pockets and 4irt, which weakens its f | Cowhide Foot . Va) / value.” rane : Regulation size; pure @ Lif i ; . x (Or fi. teil If these materials are not tested, heared _ ' edt lk - ; ' smell ® ¥ wan we thane ~ *e r se ” ad P - so * 4 Ko ce e.: D . ee a seg % : st : Pes Pee tie 7 oY a ORS RA rhs a ee og aN 7 “} i > ene Then some Gar the paving goes to pieces or a bridge falls. in_or_it is b 66 = Ih 99 | Ziscovered that the road o!!l was no } OS YU S ray 18 (©) I ) good and the job is to be done over ) PAN | Z a ene pera hate renee Sees tae are Te ae PEO oa yn oy . . e ~e Sk at aT eis ee fi lg its | %: ok tn ale WR 31S”, Beto Mo we raw: ate? to ~ 2 ’ ss —— t.. 7 * honest’ material to the end that the Olive 816% j O1 9-2 | LOCUST ST. 22 Bk 7 new State highways will last as long re ge - a =| Highest quality inte ee | as it is possible scientifically to make er 2 es 4| garments, with shawl cd them last. S"> i ee coat and pull over style . - Paving Materials to Be Tested. Lb Sg white, __? veltline fr Cement, asphalt, tar, sand, gravel, S: . ~ > =} ' ; stone, brick, felt for éxpansion joints : “ paving. paint for bridges, cliar pipe, concrete and sheet iron culvert + noe or~ ~ ¥ ae PRM en a NE ARONA ae Oe HER MRT SERN geet ee eee ME Ai! BN RR NT lt : ~ Heaney 5 ee . Y naemtentietaaiiiasiaes Saieniin seh Oeity ede. Pye +? Bu vn or ¥ F aa rehnlaaniend a avounhers = - " ' = rareaaier eller a P ; ome Pte * ’ , . . te ane » ae " ies ; m4 » ate ~ - : * - tv gir” “ . oes , ae De T2 Loe f - c " arte wae . ote: ee es Fea rita iain a Cees : wpa he s ~ ee 2 9 > 4 et Me , = ° Vecchio “1 toy dbicrns ties Le eee porn Si navy, cardina maroon, priced tp $ Roller Skate Ball-bearing, edfustabl plates: a real $2.50 value; special, pair.. material an into road construction is to be tested. i or given whaterer other atory examination wtll @tsclose the State is getting its hatenda plant, modest tn pro- portions and equipment for the pres- ent, but to be expanded as the big road programs gets under way, is | J. Kennard & Sons Announce The Formal Opening of Their Wonderful Collection of ORIENTAL RUGS Monday. October Sixteenth For the past six months we have been preparing for this event. The Oriental Rug market has been searched for , 1 fine and rare specimens for this special occasion, and the 3 mot contain vegetable matter, de- "3 :: ; thi 7} } , Choice . ASS CR Mili caydiienves or anything ef that h g ©=- collection which will be opened to the public tomorrow, 7 Ne . D. kind. for that would weaken the Ba Fe len = 4 2 tensive we have shown, and we believe, unequaled in the | Ne Will Calls shen the stone has to be exam!ned : to its strength, wearing quallt! OBE '@ = history of St. Louis. Any $7.50, $6.45 or ial eee Ml cee Some eae ANS PE | . - ; - Brick ere carefully tnspected to SVs. NNT Every Rug in the collection has been bought so advan- $5 Hat in Oar Regu- oom os beater —> AEST. Orders Filled. ascertain whether theyr conta!n me a , S 4 fee Seite = tageously that the prices are the lowest, not only in this lar Stock; Also Some ar. The paint may be eo manufactures gure 4 aeie-e city, but anywhere in the United States. . that ft will n one mies .- : . Former $10 Hats for and the felt to go tn nS > 4B I In variety of weaves, number of designs, array of color- ? joints between stretches of brick or ads => ° f si ‘+ 3 ronderful ' ssmcrets eattnikusis dm ackaeee : a * GP) DP! ings, and range of sizes it is a wonde opportunity to meriy rotten old rags. Or the tar or mde © ae ie 86s secure fine Oriental Rugs in keeping with any decorative , ct te ee aeaiae ae ce B a\ Vie requirements at much less cost than perhaps thought Black Panne Velvet Hats and Lyons Velvet Hats natietty See St Ae eee ae re + possible. in Black and the New Fall Colors, for Women; chip ei 3 : — Misses and Matrons. a % fs @ ©. The collection comprises: Fine Sarouks, Kirmanshahs, Kurdistans, Araks, Bidjars, Kashans, Laristans, Beluchistans, Lillihans, Dozars, Mossuls, [rans, Chinese, Etc. State Capito! near the other parts of the Highway Department offices. There the testing engineer and hts Another Special One-Day a ee oe ae partment inepectors before any of e the material {s used. To the lay mind sand {ts sand and gravel its , ed Hats gravel and all cement looks about alike. Not eo to the chemical] en- gineer who has the requirements of road material in mind. Rome cement ts “live” with thoge qualities which will cause {t to “set’’ and hold tn close formation the oth- er matertals with which ![t is mixed to form roadway base, or wearing surface Other cement is “dead.”’ and after ft has “set” and supposed- ly hardened crumbles like a mud nie Sand Must Not Be Too Fins. Sand must not be too fine and ‘tt must not be too coarse. Grave! must come [n agsorted sizes, ag it were, and should range from pebd- bles to pleces as large, say, as an eggs. This to the end that thé va- rious sizes when thrown inte mor- tar together, will not require too much of the expensive cement and sand mixture to fill In the cracks between so as to form a strong co- hesivre mass. For gravel costs less than the other tngredients an4 more roads can be built for a dollar where the grave! ts right Ard sand must 7 Ah AAA AAA AAA AAAA AAA AA AA AAAAAA AA AA AA AMAA AAAAAANADAAAAAALAA A A&A r TTT vee ee 8 es ANAAAAARAAAAAAMA AAAAAADAAN 4S é <* t . ; VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV VN RAY VVVVVVVVVY CKYY, SRY 2 ®D o ; beter Yer perm we a Nu we SVVVVVVVVVV VV VVVVV¥ we AMAA, VVVVVVVVVVVVVV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VY VV VV Hypermetropia fect vision. F away than ust perspective; bh gerous. It is ‘hat kind ere subfected THINK OF IT! ANY $7.50 HAT!’ AN Y £5 45 Hat ! ANY 5 0 Hai . And some to breaking tests. also to Prateek Hats formerly priced $10, for 21.50, for the ONE DAY ONLY. At their former prices, their toughness or brittleness, and these were very unusual values. A! tomorrow's sale price, they're values that are og hg ec Bese nee yg — simply P-H-E-N-O-M-E-N-A-L' Ys . osoted lumber ts gone CELE CPPGEE HET HO AV Ww) ~. over to find out whether enough of from such causes ¢ develcr sericus *h o * ele —. nat preservative has been applied Models for women and misses, as well as plenty of matrons’ Hats. Large. te atve the weed Me winatcuen oe. tum and small effects, effectively trimmed with ostrich feathers, burnt sistance to moisture it*™” ostrich, glycerined ostrich, fancy ornaments and bow effects. Early shop- Many cities and counties tn Mis- ping ts advised. Remember, too, this price for ONE DAY ONLY! sourt have had disastrous expert- ences with various construction Op-tom’-e-try Attention is especially directed to the number of large Beteaithg om sizes, the latter embracing some of the largest ever Regular $5 Velour Sport Hats 52. 95 Settee || CORY imported : "ro'ects. Pienpmeir points atv? where streets or bridges, or bu 6 tenn LY’ s* a. i 4 Pen OL hye ve Also Angora Sport Hats ha In colors of black, sand, gray. navy and brown. Special for Monday... Yroper in#pection and eramin:?! by | O33 : ~~ Kennara & ons + f material tn the begetinnine iT’ os wr — —— S 4 +. s . . . - — ~ e 6 nis iu * com A a AP a plaint. he believes, and. az eae FOURTH AND WASHINGTON be made to @o tha: —— new State highwars f . <e é

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em —- de wx F - - a AY, | — OCTOBER 15, 1923. The City lation of the Dail ‘ a , — Be e City Circulatio e Dally POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Dafly Star and the Times ComBtned by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATLH ' 17 e Academy Benefit. — == Bete 3 ©. @rsalin 'line Academy, Twelfth st | eS gel “ +3 3 2 ’ reet and. different tariff plans, Hawes said.) ou | & ¢ | feunion carnival will be held Russel avenue, as a benefit for the! TARE Witt BRING One adecesins. fee. tieda eee Owe us $11,000,000, 000. They have the duties he will have to pay on his able until after the election. But from now there will be another con- nest Friday and Saturday at Ursu- building fund. seeks a high protective tariff, and| mit te Rag =o and if we build a machinery, clothes, food and ma- _our Republican friends muet remem- test, and it will be on the tariff, and z a the third wants a tariff for revenue , all and prevent them from | terials will be five times the amount ber that this is not the only elec-| then the record will be made and , | Paying us in goods, our chances of | he will receive in the way of bene-/| tion we will hold, and that two years’ understood by all the people.” | 5 | . rd only, Hawes declared in favor of! collecting this enormous sum will be. fits $$$ —_-. | e the last named kind of tariff, and| destroyed. | “Phe high cost of living, which ——— | Baid he believed that was the posi-| ‘The man who has been fooled has been very, very slowly decreas- | | i ’ tion of the Democratic party. | , : worst and has suffered most, be-| ing will now take another jump | “ > @ Tae 510 St. Charles 417 N. Broaé@way | oe pe vy ; ae ,,| cause he has been sold a gold brick skyward. This skyward jump, how-| : | awes condemne gag rule will be the farmer. He is supposed ever, will not become apparent be-| | | methods used in forcing the tariff to be assisted by $1,500,000,000 by fore the election, as the passage of | Announce a ( sreater and | measure through the House, and the baron profiteers who have re- the tariff bill was held back pn ae Baid that if amendments had been ceived all they want in the way of last possible moment so that its {m- | permitted from the floor of the, real profits; but, as a matter of fact,’ mediate effect would not be notice-| /Better Athletic Goods Store | congressman Mlustrates Ex. s: sree scvcoties nw bitte tariff would not have been passed. | | pected Increase in Cost of Reference was made by Hawes to) | the provision of the bill which gives | | Living by Imagina Visit the President power to raise or low-| | or eS dy Let ae ty, Mae) Be | S y g 7” ait er rates. This provision, he said, | to a Constituent. was adopted by Congress as | Sie alee at Se RE pon method of “passing the buck”’ to the! BT SE rie leak ak ae ARES Boe Eid fe ie ee How Pal 0’ looks when President, who had not sought the! (EGS Seg. ecaen ON Pa Bi BT i! “dressed up for company.” Can you ‘1 FEEL SORRY FOR sien | OW iE) Sous cos cone 4 Pe eee |i pe WIVES afford to let another week pass “It Hawes sald, | | af parang a Fae PEERS Uae ie ks. without seeing this charming prod- waten | | eee | } > i ie ee ee “An entire store front- is estimated,” ; ‘ | 9 - “that the cost of living will be in- tn FS) Seema oe, OY Fy ek BeTPA EN KL RAPID ala : uct ao Chere 6G YOU,” HE DECLARES ocsea by the taritt trom 65 to 70, OR RON / paces in eae —_—————————— LT Street has been add- : per cent over the cost in 1914, a : pee eee Rs Rai fa ra 2 in | ; . a month before the World War began, | | a C4. on ee eee Fae nt a > ment, we are offer- 3 Congress were visualized by Con- Th p f wee -_ 7S Bete eee Bees ie ' my som ° l gressman Harry B. Hawes of the e Perfect | ee r a7 = ee Stes aR ohare: " . 9 a x g e specia ™ Eleventh (St. Louis) District, Demo- | - fas Sie la Py es Cee Lat SP eh earn ‘ ao F , . — : av.Y-T Te _ ’ | 7 4. EY ab ton S03 — . oh ee Rt Rhee ar a 8 a rices on the 8 cratic nominee to succeed himself, fn F] h Red if AST aed) i aa setae Pr ees we et To see) i ber ip yj: aa ~~ j P ° fol ™ a talk before 150 Democrats of the’ es od ucer i" Se Res as 8 {i tery eae yg a (Lan aL) ¢. | Sad qb ' P>.' lowing: = Third Ward, Friday night, at 1439. | | ince. 7 we me aT eae! tate es | \ ——— ~ Opera Singer, Tukes | Congressman Hawes declared the Of 84 Ibs. by Drink- ;° ~ Rugby Football Boxing Gloves 097 stage Pos Pe ee a from Sevamede Seaton, + au i} | | . v > ae S ne — a Ah “* i THE WORLD'S SI [ ) R TE. ST A full-sive all-leather Ball witb | All-leather Gloves for boys; a ts “ cook han immagine ni PRITRIOUS TO Nah | : hie) sh — pure gum { Cc ’ had + dj . u HEALTH—NO DIET m es {| : BE .....--.-. 91.95, OO [fh 2 Consrece baa postponed its pas: || “No Exeacise, — @agrea || ELECTRIC CLOTHES WASHER Others at $1.15 and $1.45. Se ll Deather oaiGel Mi oc mun, ote) ort tn fate con Botled 4 oe Vas iil , iat and laced palm: , padded of living would not be felt until! iano ox elie tae Le) ii BOSTON’S GREAT ART PRODUCT TOV eC oO - len le ae Wf, ° Cowhide F ootballs | ernie bg ~ ee eee a cine pend tor TREE 46. Re SBS ad e | This handsome white and gray enameled Regulation size; pure | ™ chief issue of the presidential cam- ee ee ~. © ee .] Hiason &. 4 amlin : Washer, easily worth $25 to $50 a sells gum bladder. Special =t92.49 Soccer Footballs = paign two years hence. | mailed in plain sealed 7 for $115 by virtue of economical manu actur- envelope. ing from a marvelous set of 183 steel dies Pian OS costing $250,000.00. Comparison, point for point, proves this statement. A $8.00 value. | An English leather ball, hand- After tracing the history of the | sewed, regulation size, with red | enactment of the measure, Hawes, In ARRAL TIKA Head Helmets | rubber bladder, a ? ™ imagination, visited the residence of Black harness leather, a real | $3.00 value, now.... $ 25 ™ one of his constituents, to bring TEA co. $8.50 value. | Others at $1.65 and $1.95. ™ home in a personal way the results 600 Fifth Av.,Dent.11, ga = “2 | | It is impossible to convey in words an adequate | | DOWN, balance. on your light bills or a | i of the new tariff schedules. New York City. ; ian | simple charge account. The monthly pay- ~— cS “See ee ie an Dace Rell. | idea ot the ae tonal quality of the ment price is $125 and monthly payments “as I push the bell which brings | /===—=—=—=——=—=—==—==——— = Mason & Hamlin Piano. but $10. No payment is required, however, = = | before the Free Trial which we offer to responsible persons. Sweaters | The genuine “Hot Spur,” En- 1H you to the front door, I find that Gl PR AR eet eg Highest quality intercollegiate | #'!8h make, OT otuas ai Mephwerd hes had o tex To say that the piano {fs made as well as possible, and priced garments, with shawl collar, in | P@™ Pair s put on it of 16 2-3 per cent; the $50 Reward afterward—that does not tell the story. No description of the coat and pull over styles. Colors | ™ same has been added to the knob “ee Tension Resonator can adequate] lain its i j 'SIV ’ ° os The Dixon-Lane Musica Pub. q y explain its importance in SOLD IN ST. LOUIS EXCLUSIVELY BY white, navy, cardinal, and Soccer Shin Guards @ and the lock on the door,” Hawes |, o¢ Chicago and St. Louis of- terms of tonal results. Even the marshalled names of artists ey Pesce up | so De worn under a) enid. EBS carpet or the hall rep- | ¢.- a prize of $50.00 and royalty who have chosen the Mason & Hamlin Piano for their public from stockings; pair resents an increase from 40 to 60 att ; , bs per cent ak 8h ots Bown: tn sour interest on the song as long as it and private use can only indirectly show its excellence. P Roll Sk i) best’room, I find that the furniture || ve for sacred words (non-see- oller ates Rugby Football Pants | Remand es er ee tarian) to the gong “‘Call Me Back, || And yet, that which is difficult to put into words is a very 12th and Locust Sts. (6 Branches in the County) ie . cost has been increased 122 per cent. > Deteeee Fea : Ball-bearing, adjustable foot Boys’ sizes, made of khaki with a ia a on voub- een. Pal o’ Mine,” written by Harold real thing. If you should play the Mason & Hamlin Piano you plates; a real $2.50 $1 55 cane reed thigh $2 5() B tlepiece, I find its price has risen Dixon. The judges, who are Bt. would know. Listening to it would tell more than a thousand e ‘ . ; | value; special, pair.. guards; per pair... 860 per cent, and the blinds, which pag se praia words, asa glance atthe Woman Weigiing Pearls’’ tells more \\ . r ’ s4” ; ist ’ - a ee il ee pe teacher of oiune? 2. Manda Sea T ef Vermeer’s artistry than page after page of description. \\ We Specialize Send for . “The Mthograph ploture of George popular rahe soloist, St. | ls Hatin — play ont Niels ed on Complete @ Washington on the wall has gone up gee neha My ae = | inary plane, Washing Machine Deot.—Third Floor. Annex Me Oomplete Equipment Athletic Goods m 40 per cent; the mirror, which shows - " Mag ma na on ee | K . lh P ° 4 pt. \ ~ , ; y - ‘ a F - » . a : >. te . 4 , "'* - ‘ j ~ * ’ -* ¢ 4% > 1 . a > . . 4 ; > . - a nt . " : ¥ . a”. 9 Wea - > ar ’ . ~ ; - ; ** > “ . , - "es aft os per cent. $ " . ’ > - , ° * oO ayy Sh" a ate we a he ~ ~so00- th. A iy 4 . om oe | A ’ he SEES IE? >I * . ; oe =a se . Mic ) | e for v eT cont. " ry Rr was es ee 4 Wh > ses: de. re Por Shh im ~ : 5 zs . 4 yA ~. pts) $: + a OSS — ‘ no sy ie a's Pe dade +s 0% Sat er . . . cA et A ® ~s 6 a*. Sida! oats aoe -%, Ps ts i. ey poet wp te en ey ae wie. Saat ad - 2 >" A ett GS “7.9 a “ * "8 ! salary has gone down, and I know aN Sm Oats fae Sn ce seen ww OF UB | RS : +i ‘ es" See bbe - en + eI Ki aid pet Spe SS as EM LY a Oe ae ie ae? MD bY Ph aes tin A al ei st neh cond uty o - ee #4 Ow Oe Owe © and EfMficieney. dan buccaneer “Tarif,” who centuries ago tnvaded Spain and established the seaport of " , Tarifa,” where he collected tribute, | F 9 6 4 9 5 y | D ‘ LY 4 i G G LY ae sent cf oo crore Sore a TOFS ere $a neason ay a ) p= - ‘ commerce within his ‘ : a AK MISSOURI OPTOMETRIC | le of raising revenve | became | “ASSOCIATION, ING. _J)\ [\ “ise acat'staee Ties: COWS > & | ae roa Ee > Lad ww word today,” Hawes sald. There are three groups supporting i ig 3 » ae as 7

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Times Combined. Pepay, 4 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the _ ¢ — ———— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ity Ci = — i = | a $10.00 Py cave LED IN GETTING : | | Marriage Li Ay A WARDROBE || DOWN 4 PecroRMS OF GENERATIC It does make a difference whe re you buy your VICTROLA! arrlage Licenses PR ctinwca From Pase One. Births Recorded | |} DON BUY TRUNK . } RE Demorats are vrosressive, & a | Nemo ra : ° 3 aq . gil Republicans be llenss + Burial Permits UNTIL YOU SEE|| ee . a : - ts are gga Bie. ‘ IC Or IC ro a MARRIAGE LICENSES it Pays to See » = x owe 4219A A McRae 9 | = a sie . a M. pen , - 9155 ~~ a : +1 bmras . eiteptt Lizzie. {. Hoftmiester eee ‘on Sagean , Buy the Best in : ' oa — And 16 Selections ($228, je THEY HAVE NO EQUAL RANGES and HEATERS \ E-::: are Cart ae sper a fe ee ee here YoAwe OO TRE AE mete ~ n ‘ a a Na a Te ol PO SS Sire + ete Se RY ~ s ~ ae oye 7 = ‘1 “¢ i Se ae ee 6 Gehan pS 9M ee OR ee > ie Ra et la ROR ; . . “ Peo, worl he > Se tan 7 ane, _ on ‘¢ . ee “eRe Te gy aA , arta : Se See Sa eee ae He ORI AD EP IE oP war > Ry of Se ee oe Patrick F. Kerns ....8t. Louts County, M F - « ons! » th = Of Your Own Choice of See aa canoe Devs ,........... meee Made in St. Louis and Guaranteed ) : Agitation yosaplinan = —. rT ' “ : bd me Pte at? Si le oes A Bight 10-inch D D. B. L. Victor Records T\fee ce * xy ‘ ath Minette F aan t 40°7 Fla ——— , if - ‘ami | ee WARDROBE TRUNKS |) ges amare Sa A ll fo r spe ya iy mm KRRsiGrettiitipatacd y: aH Bit - “~% ‘ene Coldwa er, se So 7% Beer hae iz J t inf! sent al. The grat = : ed the resolution , was the ' . a ; et ; eas , . : . ATTI3 4. ’ . - an bbb? 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Stove BARNEY’S TWO BIG ARMY STORES ee 5 ie waa ISCO Gas Ranges at cash prices on | $5 for Your Gas Rangel! 713-717 Washington Av. and 911-919 Washington Av. lg pea -- 919 8. 2hst oS \ r . . foots theme. ae oe Decorative Lighting Fixtures | $10 for Your Coal em E beard C. Lor eworth ...... —Whieh Place Them in a Class ; $5 and Over fer Your! Fou aan alata yy , ** te oe ee Mi ce OR Gia ee | Besond Anything Ever Attempted. ao . . » Bava Forest 'S NEWEST STYLE SUBMARINE | ===: 7 on ee MEN : t a ee = “s Our Standard = 2 a : : imcomes me ry ot oe the De —_ ; == "e mc tent 0 a income Se57 North Market : Finishes awk a See Namely— en en We. 0517 | Westmineee, Fierentine Gold, Gray Gol4 Attractive C. and M. Wilt $S4i Grac ; and Roman Gold are plated ee ~ ee NAUMAN. i | finishes and sanc-dlasted. Ae : — =? 4 . ‘2 ; O° 6. a = J 62.50 Per Month Specially priced—ta all coe teem Floar ght 5 79 New model M—no belts—gear CH, ee ele Po Mak lon. = 8 O.......-5 ok: Se ee ii. 9 ft. x 12 ft. 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ove that never dlacking lasts all ckeled; made in “$50.00 Than Stamps sount on h Sales for Your Ive r Gas Range r Coal Range er for Your ter Heater, nickel rim ; 10-inch firepot; * 918.00 Hs! $18.20] Boiler.......82¢ t a — . JS 7 in the Fiowss Armstrong Lino , 917.90 firsts. sum Rugs i—in all sizes. $14.60 Fc wccc cs SUBOS Raceecctoec® 7.60 OPEN SATUR- DAYS UNTIL 6:30 ‘és - 43 : 5 ae Pe 3 SUNDAY, ™ OCTOBER 15, ‘922 ee ———— —x ee The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. 19 ay SAYS DEMOCRAT AVE LED IN GETTING ? direct ele . a , my tne pass- indorse:! Senator inect ay? that nominated Mr. Rooseve!lt | co: 5. a iB Senator La direct elec- wed, by a vote ntion offered by #6 indorsing the » of Senators. : to the Republican masses that I should state there w probably never n time between | proposal of this amendment and mioption when a majority of Re- | can voters would not have sup- ted the popular election of Sen- ms had they had the privilege of directly on the proposition. Republican leadership tive than the Republican he Democrats also fignt the income tax amendment. if anin@ome tax law enacted he a weratic Congress in 15894 that declared unconstitutional by : me Court by a majority of onc, that Judge changed his mind jje- n two hearings of the case. itying of the income tax law :f was the beginning of the fight an Amendment—that seeming to the Only means of securing a tax pincomes. For years the Dem»- Mic fight for an income tix hopelss. They made it an in 1896 and, 1909, but, because the conservative element in convention, it was omitted from platform of that year. During gecond term President Rooseveit mxpectediy—-and much to the dis- of the conservatives——declaradl myor of an income tax aS a means Meducing swollen fortunes. (The ats had been advocating the me tax as a fiscal measure Re purpose of securing a m table distribution of the burd» Government.) Mr. Roose. inaugurate a crusade for the in me tax, and few Republicans Mminence spoke favorably of it. n Mr. Taft announced his canii- ey for the presidential nomination referred to the income tax in a rded way, saving he was in favor Ch atax when it was needed. an the campaign of 1908 the Dem- tS again declared in favor of nn me tak amendment to the Con- mtion, Mr. Taft's platform was mat on the subject, and he, in ‘iis mecnes, opposed the amendment, @d the he che for elt ~~ . > a +3 > a % : fr) % Seventh and Lucas Will Sell All This Week > 20-o0z, package Staal oe - 20¢ 18 2ie 14¢ ~—-15¢ | 19e an. 20¢ —— o » Macar a Age Package. k mj Purina Sisiie: — . eid ‘ee ee * seeee a . “ Krumbled Bran; 25¢ Buckwheat Flour; 15¢ ’ . een gack a. Ms o6 x ’ Sack .. sack _ Came! bra Sia, Raisins ; Fe re 19¢ ~-O28, can, can, 24c; 18¢ é 2-aige can: ; Right Good 7¢ nie 45¢ mit; -D : lll ese 60¢ “he BOc .« : aS can ___.75e 7) Case 12 cans, $8.75 With each pur- chase of $2.00 or more. Sugar and Eggs not in- cluded. © Goods Delivered. ; Roya! “ye Ord’s, 16-02 = 12-o7z CRN ot Sugar Corn: Mie: Dix can; Pais are progressive, or is more. taki ‘né the fosition that an income! such Progressive tax could be secured whenever guch After his election Republicans of the with the 1D income bill, Servative Republicans. When it be- Progressive Republicans could io- gether furnisn enough votes to a:- ? ° var : | fach an income tax provision to the Aldrich bill, the conservative Repup- tion is Republicans as by statute there may be in the Senate will, in a tax was needed./ all probability, be coerced by party the progressive | sentiment into uniting with the con- Senate joined servative Republicans J 0crats In support of an| the Senate on a conservative basis. ~. -* AS @ part of the Aldri-h| After doing this, the power of tha This was opposed by the con-/ ccnservatives will be s0 augmented to organize that {it will be difficult for the Re. ~ -§ A wame evident that the Democrats 14. publican Progressives to do anything except vote with the Democrats on “ves” and “nay’’ votes. President Harding's conservative. administra- He was tha licans joined tn the submission of the | Choiee of the Republican conserva. income tax amendment (the ne | very thing which President Taft had tives, and he has surrounded hinmiseif op-| With advisors nearly all ef whon: posed during the campaign) in order belong to the conservative elonent ‘o defeat statutory income tax (the| Of the party. It As proof! the honesty or good intentions of 'either the President or his advisors thing that he suggested.) that the conservative Republicaus is no reflection on did not act tn good faith, when they 't® say that they are conservative; offered to; support the income tax/ they are simply victims of a funda- amendment in order to defeat a stur-| tory Income tax, I cite the fact that) Gueetions , hey Aiuch “sponded did not urge its ratification. to their siucprise, the people quickly and the Ainendment was soon a the Constitution. Anti-Trust Legislation. in all legislation against the trusts the Democrats have taken the lead, and they have had almost all the leaders of the Republican party them. Four Democratic ja- tional platforms have declared a uri- vate monopoly to be indefensible and and #0, in the passage cf ine currency law the greatest ecy- placed to credit L.drninistration—the nad tne opposition of all the Republican leaders I have not included tariff legisla- tion in the list because the isgsus which it raises is not as distinctly an issue between the progressive and tax = part against ae olere hie jc IMmeasure thea the Wilsor lyemocrats nearly | the conservative as the issue raised | by the measures mentioned. A great many Republican progressives favor _a@ high tariff, and a great many | Democrats favor a low tariff. If the effects of a protective tariff (the sum added to the price of imported merchandise and the much larger sum added to the price of compet- ing articles manufactured in this country) could be clearly seen, the groups on the two sides of the issue would be more nearly {dentical with the groups on opposite sides of the other issue, but the weight of the burden is concealed in the price of the article eo that a multitude are deluded. Then, too, the big im- porters are against the tariff re- gardliess of their conservatisin on ‘other subjects, and most of the Democratic manufacturers are for the tariff regardless of their pro- greasiveness on other subjects. Line-Up on Railroad Regulation. The railroad question furnishes another test in the discussion of progress versus conservatism. The railroads are on the conservative side because they are managed by men who are connected with the Wall street magnates. In all mat- ters of rates and regulation, the Re- publican leaders are largely under the influence of the railroad heads while the Democra‘ts—not all of them but nearly all—are more in sympathy with the people's side. The Esch-Cummings’ law may be offered as proof of the dominating influence of the railroads over Re- publican leaders. The progressives in both parties favor nationa) and state regu- lation of railroads. They believe that national regulation should be added to State regulation. not substituted for it: the conservatives in both par- ties believe that nationel regulation should be substituted for state reg- ulation. In the Republican party. the conservatives were strong enough to secure a plank tn 1914 declaring in favor of the surrender of all the power of the states over the railroads in order that the Fed- eral Government might have exclu- sive power to regulate. The rail- roads have never been able to se- . ,* both |} cure any such declaration in a na- | Poss!- to _tinnal Democratic platform. bly the Democratic tendency guard the rights of the state may account for the fact that no serious attempt has been made to commit the Democratic party to the exclu- sive regulation of railroads by the Federal Government. This is not, / however, the only reason; the Dem- 'ocratic party stands for more com- | plete regulation, and regulation by both state and local gove>nments. The chief reason is that more of the, Democrats are free to support a pro- gressive policy. Progressive Victortes This Year. The primaries held this year indt- | cate a growth in Progressive sentf- | ment—more apparent in the Repub- ‘Mean party than in the Democratic | ‘party because of the triumph of a ‘number of Progressive Repubitcans. Ex-Senator Beveridge’s victory over. Senator New was the first Progress- ive triumph, although some of Sena- tor Beveridge’s utterances indicate that his progressiveness has overestimated. ' ’ ‘easily changed by argument. | ; | | been | On some points he | is not only conservative but reac- | income} | big b servative Democrats for Republicans, first, because there are many more than there are crats: ence of conseratives {n cratic promises end makes progressive Lie pubiicans afraid to join our pa: the hope this a ‘‘government of the peop‘ the people and Republican progressives wil! to that thev will because wholly progressive, but for t 1ental bias that makes them Icok at from the standpoint of “big business.”’ They favor the tak- ing of the tax off of excess profits the reduction of the tax on big ; an increase in high t.: . : ’ favor e\ ervthi iff Cis comes and rates; they usiness wants, and they honestly believing that these th':2 will benefit the country. Why? The: think society is suspended frorm the whereas society is, as Progres- sives believe, built from the bot tom. The Progressives sav: ‘‘Lexis- late for the general public and the'r prosperity will find its wav up through all the classes that rest on the masses.” ‘“‘Legislate for conservatives reply, perity will leak through on low.”’ It is a fundamenta! differ ence tn point of view that cannot be top, tei) - the Weil “and Some of the conservatives become progres- sive when they lose their money, and some of the progressives becomes conservaties when they become rich these changes are changes of lheurt. When a person crosses this basic line {t is Decause of a change of heart and no arguments have weight «4x- cept those addressed to the heart. Hope of Democratic Success. The question of progress vers: conservatism must be settled ut th: ballot box, and it will be the ballot box when the people are fully informed and the issue is clearly understood. The progres- sives far outnumber the tives, and always win when settie.’ at conserv ® tHe rw, ~~ ae _ grotlps can be separated The hope of Democrat: in this fall's campaign is in | drawing of progressive Republe uns of the rank and file to the support of the Democratic candidates who are progressive. trade con- progressive We can well afford to 7? « & m Repubiicans lien tf) nNromnir - progressive conservative second, because the the Demo- party discredits our porty's But in spite of some conservatives Democratic party of who is the on! rhose desire to mak for the peopl: politics the same comr use in evervday life with the Democrats Democratic [aie OL . th reason that one prefers an aprie nearly all sound to an apple which °:s largely decayed. _— — DE VALERA CALLED THE MENACE OF IRELAND BY BISHOP Continued From Page One. people are as gulity of murder as were the men who, under De Valera, shot Michael Collins. “Let those Irishmen in America who love their native land—let all true Irishmen who really love Ire- land think of that when these propa- gandists come to them with § their ' stories of De Valera and his high Purposes.’’ The defiance of the Archbishop's tone filled the room and made the blood stir as though he we¢re stand- ing out {in an open place before that vast throng of Irish-Americans throwing his challenge into their faces. Archbishop Curley was asked how ‘he Irish people looked upon the two leaders—Collins and Griffith. “De Valera Murdered Collins.” “When Griffith died,” he replied, “Treland was in grief. When Collias Was murdered by De Valera and his followere—and get that fact that they aloud,” The Archbishop praised in the highest terms William T. Cosgrave, | successor to Griffith, and Dick Mul-| cahy, successor to Collins. ‘“Cosgrave,” he said, “is one of the brightest young Irishmen I ever met. Any country might well be proud to have him as leader. Cosgrave has the gift of being thoroughly Trish and at tne same time lly construc- tive, On the we have De Valera——a bit Irish and positively is- strus “And soldier splendi s other side, Dick Muleahy is as fine a as ever lived. “With those two and asa Free State need not fea~ future are We Valera both marked for and his followers the firet never they Oot LHEen down st (soc rant they their pians, iT: fate awalts every ina! s for the welfare of treland. Upposing De Valera means that.” But Archbishop Curley is not spondent of the future of Ireland. fact, he is most optimistic. “Treland need not fear for future with the men now at head,” he said. ner Ireland. They are just the same is the guerillas who followed our own Civil War and the bandit bands who preyed for years after the Revol- The Tree State has brought democracy—reai Gemocracy—to Ire- is secure.” >** . a .0n land and Ireland's future STUDY OF IOWA’S RADICAL CANDIDATE FOR U. S. SENATE (ontinued From Page One. riai nom- ention then. nother man type who would fit har- tou the administration at Brookhart anno rT } uneced candidates ¥ began n undoubted- be Senator, whose candida- of so ination other m, some of the of their own desire to lave } . i uf oft \ers is SAC les were backed the hope splitting the vote that no would resuif It was a great shock to part Brookhart poiled 133.¢00 pow- neariyv Cast, was a light vote, as have 1,400,000 ers when 55,000 of the 7 > 4 T . iowa yotes per cent lt and under those which had Wer the netances the work Rrookhart , ¢ 3. : + , oO Organizers sen. to done for the State rotherhoods and bv and the face of was charged bers of Demo- e railroad b . : ' , L.€ 210 if acd di- iarge eome Soctalisis had slipped the Republican primary to oOkhart June ~~. “~s >. 6 eva mee Te Se Ra 4 4" yo er . $55.00 in designs $37.50 the 6x9 size— $13.45 rooms and living rooms.. 4.6x6.6 See ee —————— — = — — — = —~— Seamless Brussels Rugs 9x13 size—pure worsted face—closely woren. Easy to sweep and very 4urabis, priced for Monday at...... Seamless Velvet Rugs 9x12 sire—extra quality, seamless, for dining . $19.95 $47.00 $19.75 Velvet Rugs 6x9—one piece—exclusive designs in attractive colorings - Seamless Axminsters size—heavy piece—medallion and Oriental de- signs, harmoniously colored........ quality—woven in one $13.75 inlaid eWeek? I al) tite locke an bat wood be ° ren 91 .44y3 usive Retail Carpet House in St. Lowis , commodities; ad- | lleve they have a chance this time to elect a United States Senator. They apparently are not cramped for lack of funds. Well informed Iowa newspaner men do not think Hering will win however, for they believe that the iscontent among farmers over high freight rates and low prices for thair among unionists who want a curb placed on the activities of the War Labor Board and Attorney- General Daugherty; and among American Legion men who want a bonus; will elect Brookhart, who haa managed to convince all of these that he can do something for them: or at least they see more hope in nim than i{n Herring, from their own viewpoint. Though not an orator, Brookhart is a hard-hitting speaker who flails the opposition vigorously with frequent use of such terms as Non- artisan League of Wall Street,” nationally or {in state mattescs iT terchangeably, to designate cautions taken by financial interests themselves politicall-+: “corporation hire used nra- protect “political pirates,”’ lings,” the ‘aristocracy of speci! privilege,” ‘‘secret and Sinister wealth” and the “gangs” which op- pose him. This makes a big hit with his audiences, which are largely !m- pervious to the Socialist charges against him In support of anti-RBrookhart these charges the Republicans and ng reprodu-- New Matfority. as having °.t- conference t which it was decided that organized labor and instead of start- ing a third would seek tiie OT N COT ’ l’« ser ¥y i } } 4 > ] + . oi ee Ff: listed Rrool} ( 1} t tended a Chicago liber als, party, |nomination this year of liberal can- didates by the Democratic and Re- i} publican parties. Brookhart, who has been friendly with the rail brotherhood men for years through Warren Stone, head of the Brother-| hood of Locomotive Engineers, a boyhood acquaintance, denies having been at the meeting, though admit ting that he was in Chicago on tht day. No Outside Speakers. Neither an National speakers into ’ 2 ¢ eratic al the Lem ro nublic ittee lowa seem Comm ser) ft The Democrats a ™- ¢ sa @ wi, lr oe’ - wan CULSIC . Ts LO! outside here not their hope avpea fighting agai With Brookhart, however. it is different publican Nation: decid- ed a few dass ago that it would be better to take him into the fold for bette: OY worse than to take a chance on his going the Senate anyhow with nceor in his vy > nst Ioro Ile js glad that the Re- 7 +o ir.~ee a eee ————— —_ 'fenator Cummins, will wote for Her- ring ~~ “But let them go; I've got the hod he said, speaking sym- “And there are more of bosom toward the administration So, State Chairman Burnquist has announced, United States Senators Sterling of South Dakota, Capper of. carriers,” Kansas and McCormick of Illinois, bolically. will make speeches for Brookhur.;them.” before the election, Nov. 7. | A governor and other state off! The Colonel concedes that the:cers are to be elected at this elec- bulk of the business and profes-|tion, but little interq@g® is being sional men, bankers and the like, taken fn them and the vote as to Republican as well as Democrats,/ them probably will be largely along along with certain political friends of party lines. WANTED Special Mi genuine Pear sive fr] ‘ tions and a ances in your firat jetter IDEAL PEARL COMPANY Importers 1530 Cheatnut &t.. Philadeiphia. Pa. “a . > : ao ~ Bs te > satel? Lay Pa eh i “ ¥ 7 The Steinway Pian The chosen comrade of musical genius— AMONG pianos, only one enjoys the comradeshiy of the truly great pianists. And that pianois the Steinway—known since the, day of Liszt a “The Instrument of the Immortals”—the piano over which Wagner dreamed out his magic me dies, the piano that shared the ‘glory of the wis- ard, Rubinstein, the piano that rises to supreme heights of expression under the inspired fingerg jof Paderewski. ; Only the Steinway shares the comradeship of the great. Yet anyone may make of the Steinway a comrade. Compared with lesser pianos, its price ‘s small. You can own a new Steinway for as little as $875. Terms—10% of the purchase price down —two years to pay the balance. Your old piano taken in exchange. An illustrated booklet, “The Making of a Steinway,” of interest to anyone | contemplating the purchase of a | piano, will be sent you if you fill in and mail this coupon. Name Address City The Aeolian Company of Missouri 1004 Olive Street “=: **» ¢ Nash Leadsthe Woridin Motor Car Value $ 1645 Nash Six Sport Model This price f. o. b. factory Complete equipment as shown On display! The new \* aa Cart tttitte} ear = 7 & » a disc wheels, handsome Nash Sport Model—= bumpers, nickel-plated popularly priced and smartly fashioned, with the most complete equip- ment ever put on a Car. Distinguished N fixtures, a finely built trunk and many other features. [hereis nothing in its field to touch it. with six Comein today and seeitl FOURS and SIXES Reduced Prices Range from $915 to $2190, f. o. b. factory ASH | ¥. C. MeDONALD, President Harry Newman, Inc., 5143 Delmar Montague-Reichardt Motor Co., Webster Groves, Mo. Louis Reichmann, 707 Missouri Av., East St. Louis, III. SOUTHWEST NASH COMPANY 3000 LOCUST HORACE J. SMITH, Vice-President-Treasuarer TT ~e* - Fea TEHESOVIA GES chegi reser resort crger » teese peeve e ees ‘ee 36 tee? * ; ee Pec rete rs ce try ety paren 2 ee ~ ele ee Digs yah yaw & Ro Sends Pt ~— . soe Aen: Pingbage Po Biante lagna tit, SB: sasiticat tran llinn ai Rin Ra Ley WS ee: A A ey e aaa. vee. er a A ARO ny a ata 9 4 ae a ae + ewe Peon 7 ae Og EMP ae. wee RP iene PR aR A oS SEE gM KIN: HARD.)

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| Times Combined. The City Circulation of " std POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Dafly Globe-Democrat and the me ~~ . ae oe en ——— _ — a «~~ o9 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH’ 8 $150,000 GROCERY SALES pxckine youse | ceca BV eet; : ’ mee OR AN — ee Fen mS he * i Guaranteed to heat your home Hat the OLD MOLL STORE, 7th and Frankling) wopxens PLANNED} (ESM PN) 2s sevseeeerse i= ning through your walls and F ‘ | Lo J f] ith th t heat losses at = Doors Wl] Be Opened 10 a. mM. Monday, Oct. 16 = J suare Galak teonaas Gee gay oem . . a WOMEN ORGAN! ae ie eae . . ter—iocated directly above ¢t = ; Steps Toward Org>sization = From this register, which is of duplex Foresight ts that element in one's character that makes @.. Th m ts orth and actuals ist air ver meet the foresighted person in the bread 1 = { j i »( »( ' value of the finest and best selectea stock of —— to Be Taken at Meeting Spee construction, there issues warm pore is So dad Tham auftering fee the : 7 and fancy groceries ever assembied under our root. Scheduled fer ‘Tale of heated and ventilated. In fact, by taking 7” ee . . like the : : ‘nel eat tube, At the first indication of defective visite te a “EXPERIENCE” is a wonderful teacher—and this old institution, the entire capacity of the furnace through a single &T 4 ent headache—they come to my office where Bronry persist i -four severe laced vertically, the furnace capacity is enormously increase arefully and accurately tested and t are fit E oS “Grand old oak of the forest,” —e apenas soe omg sn a th anes— Dewey Hall. coun any possible heat dletrfbution velo a series of pipes and giasses required to normalize their vision, at cstonishingts ) i Polis. ho Winters, and we show some scars. Thank God they are n Cale fresh Groceries and canned goods of every description. Sale lasts until! wej oe Raley oa Z aa Mjent- Headquarters for clean up. Fixtures will be sold at auction at conclusion of sale. - anus 7 Be Asked For. . wg . =e we'll only conduct our two mammoth Individual stores at 6th and Franklin = = fom Ses ot eee = and Deimar and De Baliviere. wenie to engine fate lee eaten , ee memediately ocd, the women 8 Out-of-town customers—it’ll pay you to come to St. Louls to get In on this 3@ eh. employes of the members of the Boyd-Richardson Bie about 500 letters to women De sale. All city orders amounting to $10.00 and upward (within reasonable dis- Se s: touts Packers’ Asgociation, to a tie eaters sagen ae tance in the city) will be delivered free. Mail orders should be accompanied me demand an eight-hour day, time and es them by certified check or money order. mm © half for overtime, and other work- | a Petitions tn Letters. ala Remember, first come first served. There are more than 350 items not men- @@ ing conditions, will be taken at a ———— ; : ; Re mech letter agpecegprensel peti tioned in this ad—so come on and have a look. All orders delivered Im Bi mass meeting to be held at § p. m. hi = A me ’ : > Urge All in state pudiate Senater at i} Sree ae ek ay D> ate * ee) , tar ‘ id va ries yo SSE aa et ee ae el Fae > ae ~ - a a eet ae wu o auew co ey NIN, - wt at | w D. Vandiver o ~~. Lvs . - 7 ¢ rs a } Caen : Le ae ee Tay ee ee oe ae I "* : meta neal ied a 4 = ry ue ot pen ws a . a , ay: a re = . EEL AE EAE ELLE LO LENG OLE LL LLM NG NOE ORE AE ey ane ar Mp Bi EO iy Re VP 5. 6 etn ms peas ~ fll mained = r . a ou ~ Wart be ed COP - aie sis ae! A a: a Ur a i a ingen : . P _— a a ” ~ : ee Pee 2 eS prow “ Se ee ° co. . . i ~=2Fa- es — =! secretary of Local No. 545, Butcher - ™ pinte Lesser amounts Tc bar w-.+- 148) nilla sauce... French Stuffed Olives al a Te keep alive the spirit of | socracy as ‘ - - ¢ ‘ g + . S ‘Apeea - |. a = x . & - 4. # > S . 7 bi ye > ra: ‘ i ; $ 3 Ke = ee « F 2 ~ © a 4 5 ¢ rs. + z? P Y : ’ Bs ie ea > “ 3 - 7 H * 4 ce i a me : £ ’ a re a ¢ : 2 4 7 oa § ce d q 2 = a a - a " es ¥ by pod 6 Lay : a “68 4 > Bi ie a Cae oe: Te Re. © p - f >, Sz _— see re? FF Fi 4 . ; i. ‘£4 re, 4 > ra ‘st « ~: bP “* * >> » - ¥ 3 ee :: ko + > i : es ; ; ee .@ a ; » eS 4 i fe. 4 4 - - f : v4 ee > , Be 4 Sardines , D t ee . Josiah Wedgwood. member 7 * \ 3, Mustarg Delmar Club ates sala, Cleeliaelh : Sessa a a Sardines : : 10 i4-o2. class Vandyks ; % Re ag eI tpt | Ni in re [ O ( he, Or en = eee “spies . 10 49-02. glass, 1.90 | President of the British Labor party, a2 eal on ' ; ~ - 1 wiett S+ lc its Oce 2 na ae ee > Gedillat Sardi : . —— t i i oil. “aes oma lt 40 Filled Figs and rs pe entertained br the Reform and % Cassin Sardines (2 for . Moll’s Sun Bright $3) eens Dates uJuus | Erbeyly. 3: : Delmar (Club Speciatl %, Saphire Sardines yly. 33-o2. glass | : ) ual to the best (2 for 33) eghwer ené Lindell heathen Age — ote Ox Tongue $ Col. Wedgwood is salhetee the | F ‘ / i, SE . : 44g 2 ts 2 “Lesser amounts 68 19 Calf Foot Jelly | cootthibby’s” 1.74 il caseen tunine ux the seamen and. greater values CORN abe a. ulate... is. leaders of the world to expla in Old tin pack—while Herring is Cited Ghtente on a cee oa at ma 2 oo ee é scniatasnd ‘ee Sem a Eee For three davs more—everv show window of St. Louis’ Greatest Store e ag. per oz 7 has iat : panes» 7 se = : " - . ; : i — — kee Per keg, 1.1500 WW Ow ich is unc h mandate. H for Men will be devoted to a great presentation of the newest and se asin. , ] i s i Lindgdart rie Sunbrite came * Jap Rose Soap CHERRIES selene spot st S ee smartest clothes for men. A special invitation is extended to those cg Orthodox Jews of St. Louis soguet In the Chase Hove, Rives J A dominating display of smarter styles thea Arer’ —— > | VOGDDADADODDOOOOGUQDURGOGUAROGORURDUADUURAOUROGQDGRDAUORARGARURURUEEEGREL AO TT ——— ee | “ ee Seep “ES groe gavel men who have never purchased at this store—to view this convincing 3.20 CE ee — grade packed ee PHS: a prods aa tons WEIEE | etek aca Sdatoctend Gee demonstration of dominating leadership — in style —in greater Minute Tapioca 1] Moll’s Pride Peas PEACHES an OF 25205, been regarded as the prop- H variety and in value-giving. Below are two special features of this Ne. 3 cam; per canm....... Per dozen 13 5 ee ee a amazing exhibition of clothes for men. Per case a ° 7 Sierra sliced: no syrup: — f epme... : —- Swansdown RINSO Dozen __.. 1.45 | c * me » &.7 Cake ae Launéders without rubbing. eee —— 5.70 , Launder Kirk’s Flake Soap 7 oy wore ON eeapiiaaenee” Pa ee nll-remné a 4 — FE hs iq FY § - on Q case Fy ense of 100 4.50 By deven By case of 3 gos........ 3.65 “1 - to . ws ’ eon ; per wares ‘ ~ RI Sen ge ee ARRAN SS SER RR NI A RCT RT AN At NTT ARN RN it~ Hi gohan ame a 4 a AS SAF . _ - " Se ns eal ahem yi Bee St otacln be idr ete ee ene a cae | ac «hs oe ae — int ' on mene ramen ‘ ‘ os gs Binns. ueee’é Pent dein t 4 ue "4aliesd 0) ohms La oy Rk ae 2 fn nn ‘ -_ ate serene - Two- Trouser Suits Extra Value "44 Unusually —— worsted fabrics; checks, overplaids, stripes, solids and mixtures. Hand-tailored Suits, far above the average: a great selection from which to choose; plain models, sport models, new Norfolks. Old Dutch eee Core OXYDO ee oe IES ee 1. Per dosen _. 1.05 By dozen Watch scales, compare qual. Per case ._... . 2.053 ity and you'll find we lead ‘em all. Keokuk ioe | 3 Tiny Tim Corn | 3 Electric ive ; 0 LL’S A real flavored tomato. “ — ass s Powdered TN da tb k6 one ese 1.60 Per goze ; By case ........ 3.90 =— - By case | c Delmar & De Batliviere CORNED BEEF HASH CORNED BEEF HASH DELMAR Prices good at both stores. Sees” Arians wee: lb. Can ane o svete) Ih pap Monday Special & fer 25. By doz, 90. By case, 4 dos. 3.25 of six and « perfect one. ; Per doren, 1.70. By case, 2 dozen. 2 2°35 “CAMPBELLS x1 Kiich a > an SARDIN TOMATO SOUP KLENZER Union Brand: in ped can Dos... 1.10; Case, 4 doz... 4.35 By Goosen. 60. By case. 4.00 _ omy ba : 45 3.73 Rueby CHERR! 20 GOLD DUST 4 Scai-ainiathaened benual. aan By case of 100 Se en ae A SR eR ot -_- ee et ee ee me + oe owl on Robe or sow ade ew Oy 8 nt pew ee ~. » - ONS Vent sae . 30 t' rm my de® a os , ~e . ws - * : - oo —e ee a emowres 14 - ; un Seen eee en nn lan vane Lata ion paadn os anthe a aaiae ie cd omadiaieaeamtiianuntn cana as oneal he eiaedden cian an pcan ie Oe ee ee - 7m — whee + " a ale: “es _ . Vs > hy . A NON a eo ee ee ee ee eR a , a Dt ee ee Young Men’s Plaid-Back Ulsterettes Extra Value o> 3 Something to talk about—smart belted ulsterette models with inverted pleat back—regular or raglan shoulders—fine woolens in brown and gray heather mixtures, with rich fancy plaid backs>a young man’s ulsterette with unusual snap and style—extra value at $25. er gy ae Sandy for table : WASHING POWDER Man or Woman who knows—~, | . a “mail packa By dosen, 2.35. By case. 455 amen a7 Cause ici ae these gelicious, young. tender : Seana and juicy Steaks—just think tapas 2] GOLD DUST 5 og Savin of meee ae ones we especially invite you to try freit, im syrup: per can... “ath Ne ; By case, 6.45 Case, 4 dezen .__. Large package BRILLO 7 ~ MUSTARD SARDINES Q| _tFEBUOY Sirloin WASHING POWDER Ey ~~ AT NS -o we ee ’ Fer cleaning aluminum; Delmar (Club: *% LIFEBUOY amall size ave cezer THE SANITARY <o\1pP By dos. S3._ By case (72). 320 By dozen MILK Preignis RcU Sas “s* '08 hares e a Me we ? i. AD é Pr An : Fea River Brand full Real near we — Deimar Clab Sifted } Delmar f Iub Early June: s-* 2¢ can — - ~~ ea a ~~ = Oo ae rw mere gree eee i ees Peas: for those desir. As sweet and perfer+ img 2 very tender Pea grade Peas as can be Ber dagen 279 backel Per Ne ? ean Diu.can 28 oS: Ceee 37s ane. WL the sospe Viees curtis Aippered Sardines Large olives. medi farce oval can of this e By case. 4 tS 22 lightiy smoked sardine delicious 25 ~ aver 86° 5a Ry cree 1 ? ! 1 5s PEACHES — hatate Braet. | Fare refunded to out-of-town customers in accord with Retailers’ Plan in syrup om. 1.90 Br Case nf 100. 13.90 By Dosen. 2.45 Pure as moonlight, a ee gg la nef ay , “SARDINES wae” white as a lily, quality Prone - Thi« ix enaily worth Nevwegian im olive oii 10 supreme; per ib., Ae 114 € 4 | . fase of 188 rf ‘ ay Re | ed) gee eee) ] oe | ' eben cleaning Per das , 2 MATCHE: iter ap. % a; ‘xe ; nad case 533 Ry een ‘a & , 5 ! eens ~_— 3.95 : sae ' AKMOUR'S | apricots | PEAS Deumr | ’ ; Hanter’s Pride | ftfermerty SS a =” "3s ras os | - BOYD-RICHARDSON ae... ae Se “P 70} . 2% 2.15 i ete OLIVE and SIXTH

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gE LEAGUE raceme earsigit pedi th fe frequen tj Cede wie ze a nishingly low penne? d 4 aroun cE prvery a te | oo the most Profite A CAL Co. and St. Charleg) -ENERAL FINANCIAL AND NEWS MARKETS ——s ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH GENERAL NEWS FINANCIAL AND MARKETS + ee WOMEN ORGANIZED Hers Urge All in State to Re- a pudiate Senator at 4 Polls. # womens division of 21:23 eof Loyal Democrats of Mis- was organized yesterday at a at the Planters Hotel of tic women opposed to the on of Senator Reed. Se women’s organization will Sion in connection with the formed by anti-Reed Demo- a week aco. with the election iL By W. D. Vandiver of Columbia, as ident. Headquarters for the an's division will be established Sthe fifth floor of the Planters. Immediately afger organization been perfectedj the women sent sabout 500 letters to women Dem- 3 anders snpduchout the State, 7 hem 6 unite with the e. Petitions in Letters. “pach letter contained petitions wh the women are asked to circu- among their friends for signa- The petitions contain the ng statement: “The object and purpose of this ization is briefly set forth as ‘4, To keep alive the spirit of true racy as @xpressed fn the na- Democratic platform and ex- slifed in the lofty ideals of drow Wilson, the last Demo- watic President of the United States, “*y, To encourage all true Demo- is to go to the polls on election d wand vote for every loyal Demo- anew Top- m Kenneth of London, $55. yt Mien name uppears at 1 of the Democratic the choice of the scrats {in Missourt; but only ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15, 1999. PAGES 1—10B th tlt minority aided by thousands of Re- publicans: and hence we are under no obligation to Fupport him. He bolted the national Democratic plat- form, the national! Democratic ad- ministration and also the Missouri Democratic platform and Missouri State ticket and the national Demo- cratic ticket In 1920. Hence, we ex- ercise the same right of individhal judgment and will refuse to suppost James A. Reed for Senator. His party record gives him no claim to party support. The record of his public service is even worse. Three outstanding facts must be kept in mind. “1. His conduct during the war fave greater encouragement to the enemies of our country than if he had joined the Kaiser's army and fired upon our soldiers from the front. “2. His course for the past five years has given more encouragement to the political enemy than if he had joined the Republican party. “3. His nomination is fraudulent and tainted, not representing a ma- jority of the Democrats of the State. Being made by Republicans, it js certainly not binding on Democrats. “We, whose names appear below. fully approve the above declarations and will aid in carrying out the pur- pose stated.” Miss Scott at Head. Miss Mary Semple Scott Pershing avenue was head the women's of 6054 selected to division. ie — ee specifically ments of the two administrations of. statement aocepting that position, Miss Scott said: “In asking the women Democrats of Missouri to join the League of Loyal Democrats we are asking them to stand squarely on the national and state platforms of 1920, which indorsed the achieve- Woodrow Wilson and his gloriously humanitarian vision for a League of Nations. “The Women's Jivision of the League of Loyal De .nocrats asks the women of our State to go to the polls Nov. 7 and vote for every loyal Democratic nominee whose name ap- pears on the Democratic ticket. We are going to urge Missourl women Democrats to realize that it is not their duty to vote for any candidate or that ticket who has tried to re- pudiate the platforms of 1920. “The women’s division will en- deavor to bring before every Demo- cratic woman voter in Missouri the fact that by repudiating at the polls Nov. 7 a nominee on the Dernocratic ticket who has repudiated his party principles, the Democratic women of Missour! will be proving their loy- alty to the Democratic party and that thev cannot In any wise be con- sidered bolters. “The principles of Democracy never can be triumphant if the Dem- ocratic voters fail to cast their bal- lots conscientiously and our appeal is to vote courageously for the can- didates who uphold those principles.” — ws = - »... ».... yy . , s as WORK AT NIGHT * itty |i | Hh Olive 5609 DOUBLES YOUR SALARY | Free salesmanship course every Monday, Wednesday and ||| Friday evening. Everybody welcomed—No obligation what- |\)', } i | soever—No charge. Classes from 8 p.m.to9 p.m. This is an i || unusual opportunity for the ambitious. hy JOSEPH DARST REALTY CO. 916 Wainwright Bldg. - Olive 4768 | _ i : ; — ‘| 4 i » 4 ee | /_ om : _e ' = 4 .- » 8 ee re : | | | tary, but should take an active in-| being sold through the various posta, | of automobiles at the head of the) | _terest in the life of the community. | and on them appear numbers cnti- | procession for Gold Star mothers, | | ; members of the G. A. R., and dis- | Its members are composed ‘of men) in all walks of life, and their inter- | @Sts are the Interests of the civilian, | | not essentially military in aspect. : “Force for Uniting Groups.” “The legion {s a great force for uniting the various groups and Classes in civil life,”” he added, “an4 this year we are making an effort to ' get co-operation from many other organizations in commemorating the day the armistice was signed.” He added that {t was very probable the idea of industria] floats In the parade would be abandoned because | of lack of time to interest enough concerns, and for them then to con- struct the floats. The parade its to form on Twelfth boulevard, just south of Mur'cat street, and at 1:0 p. m. will march north on Twelfth boulevard to Lo- cust street, west to Lindell boulevard and to Grand boulevard, and soutn to the Armory, where a ‘ew short speeches are on the progran. The program for the evening will be a dance and enter’alnment at the Armory. Tickets to thl¢ affair are Crganizations Expected to Swell Ranks of Armistice Day Pro- cession to 10,000. The American Legion parade on Armistice day, Nov. 11, this year will be a civil as well as military affair, according to an announcement by Jerome F. Duggan, City Executive Committee chairman, and with the ©€xpansion of its ranks by civic and fraternal organizations, more than 10,000 persons are expected by the | Organizers to be in the procession. “We plan to make the Armistice day celebration a community affair.” Said Duggan in discussing the plans for the day. “The war has been over four years now, and we feel the le- Fion shonvld not be exclusively millt- we — ae =r —_——— OPENING TOMORROW THE BEANERY No. 1--514 LUCAS (One Block North of Washington, Between Broadway and 6tb.) The First of a Chain of Lunch Rooms Featuring the Original Bosthh Baked Beans and Hot Steamed Brown Bread FREE—Tomorrow Only! A Pot of Boston Baked Beans; cooked accord- ing to a famous old-fashioned New England recipe, free with every order for 2Uc or more. The Finest Coffee with pure cream; home-made soups; Wholesome sandwiches; appetizing pies; libera] portions at most reasonable prices. is = ‘ No Frills or. Fancy Trimmings, dut # lk ECACHION ~ Best Quality Foods and Absolute Clean- “B0sto, ee BENS liness Guaranteed—Quick Service. ~ LON BAKED > 2A OUR MOTTO—“HOW MUCH WE CAN GIVE; NOT HOW MUCH WE CAN GET” j : ‘ —— sh ee 1; ’ 4 ’ SOT LEE SL CLO LET ELIS LE LOG TAB NE EE SNES RRS MEMES ) ‘Canadian (2S SIS eee tling the owners to a chance on two motor cars to be given away. Among the organizations that have | accepted invitations to march :n the parade, as given out by Duggan, are: Two platoons of police officers; 1 band from the Sixth United States Infantry at Jefferson Barracks, anda | detachment from that station: First Regiment, Missouri National Guard, picked in command of Col. 8S. C. Thornton; Battery A, Missouri National Guard Field Artillery; Veterans’ Burea:n; Vocational Students organization; veterans Wars; veterans the Elks Club and band; British- veterans of the World War, with their bagpipe band; and each of the 30 legion posts in Bt. Louls. The parade will be headed by Dr. R. E. Owen, as grand mar- shal, and there are to be a number of the Spanish-American | of Foreign Wars; abled veterans. Invitations have been sent to Ma-| sonic organizations throughout the. ‘city, and to each of the other fra-| ternal groups here, and acceptances are expected in time to include their | representations in the parade. A feature of the dance will be the. crowning of a “Queen of Beauty,” | from photographs of S8&t. | Louls County girls, sent in by mem- | The “Queen” ‘8s, to reign until her successor is chosen | bers of the legion. Noy. 11, 1923. Church to Observe Annive:.-ry. The sixty-fifth anniversary of ths ‘establishment of Friedens Evangeil-| ‘cal Church, Nineteenth street |Newhouse avenue, will be observed ‘today with special services at 10 a 'm. and a sacred concert at 8 p. m. and Ni ie oe ee ee lation. Central 1762 Rn ay Think of it, we allow you the entire Winter season to prove the efficiency of this wonderful Burner. course, agree to return all payments satisfactory to purchaser, any time up to eix months after instal- And last, but by no means least, we guarantee Burner to give satisfactory service for five years from date of sale. Acme Boiler & Tank Go. 1711 N. Take the Guess Out of Oil Burning In order to introduce the Worthington Gravity Oil Burner to St. Louls and surrounding territory, we will agree to install Burners and all equipment until further notice on the following basis: 50 per cent down, balance April 15, 1923. No Interest. In addition to above we, of made when Burner is not lith St. | Tyler 2012 Me " al re " ball ** re EE es 2s. 2 es ee SS) 2 See Bea. ; | ' ’ | ' ' EYE COMFORT OUR SPECIALTY J. L. SIEVERT, O. D. Eyesight Specialise Established 24 Years Too Difficult GOOD ZYLO-SHELL FRAMES Complete with Lenses $2.00 2-in-1 Bifocals (No Cement) 30 No Charge for Examination Stop Eye Strain Prevent headache, order, nervousness, Glasses will do it. you the comfort, efficiency of perfect sight. ete. OUR GUARANTEE: Absolute sat- isfaction or money refunded. Store Open .. - ® * Wed. and Fri. We Close at 6 FP. M. SIEVERT & HASTEDT Optical and Jewelry Co. 2309 Cherokee St. Store yy Occupied by Edw. F. Poos Cherokee cars to door—half block east from Jefferson av. cars. stomach dta- Right Will also give pleasure and an — — - - — —_ — —_ — — — — — = — — — — —_ — Socal — — —_ — — — — — — — — onal — _— — — _— -_ —_ —_ -— — Sell — — —_ - — —_ — _—-_ — — — —_— — — —~- Sonal -_— — — — _— Senet —_— -_ — — -_— — _— — — — — — — SLYNTUUAUUUATOUAUAAAOUAOOESOOGAUOANDUGAUNAAULGGUNAUNGAREEADALADANADEAIITUIINN : | . CHRALUUGUTATAGUUACRENTRERGSCRERGRGRCRTONONOEOONONORE EROS ON URONEOE: | New accounts solicited from reliable parties == BETTER ireenfields CLOTHES | You Must See These Fine Overcoats or Men and Young Men Only the most distinguished American and foreign wool- ens available were used in the making of these fine coats. Custom tailored in all the distinctive new, smart, models. Shown in a separate department devoted to these fine coats. reentis OLIVE | ETE Ure AT UTRLLDALASGAUERATGRETOLLL VAAL TLL LACTATE TCT SRH CRE NRTA Ae aD RAATRANONAGAREAGGURSODERORAUCURSRURGUORIURGGDULRGGQUEUUQQUUSGQUU00RER00008 MANHATTAN ill ie UUGENOGEEGUDONEORUO NUCH TORTEEDSASENDARDEEAENOROEDOGONU DNC DRaapenags a gagadigadsE2S USUHSSMNN NOT SEN SEN EEER ESE « SS - SE RARAAAAD EASA PR AARA DAA DA St, i ee o- Tete wa Be M5 he eee eee eee eee eee ‘= ow 20 Er lee ap ee earner nae - a - } - _ é +. ? ee , Cee ken Ms or ty nh “egal ee ie Rady iP aite . ere ek 90

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SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 18, 1922. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 2B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — a6 et | which Mrs. George A. Bam ts the Ls ‘| ten and with the SUNT OVER NOTE GIVEN SAFETY DRIVE STARTS #=s:seswte—Ses aa — of ma CANDIDATE WHO QUIT NS. LOUIS TOOAY _ wi oles mt se ChuUGGS “ANGE | ata ; a George Vest Seeks to Collect on Organization Plans to Decrease AT THE 48th — wert essed SALE Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:80; Saturdays, 5 to 6. Olive and Locust, From Ninth to pore “ $1020 Paper Given S. A. | Accidents—25,000 New of the Old Re © an niarge a —— = ae “Store ~» Hours: Daily, of Clark by Sacks’ Publicity Man. Members Sought. | G 4 O R i | | N pedis ie 1 rarnnaiyeines » ~ pet = te iets ack Sateen . aie na Re ee ee ee es o i a = Te ea ee ee ea a ae os eartttename ag As eRe i REA I eth ic OA: FN OO Da AM INR TR IR ae - AN QT mE Bo Ke UIE OS rt Cyt GR. Re. FH re rod a ee Re | ete te _ — omen oP ig pares Annee pre ~ Se eae POE REO ROMN EN? lpr ee nana glee; we oe > gre Rethasctes Th 48 AlN VO NRT pic 9 rer =| « J y ~ 4 cael ee ia A, ese ee tc ae ; Me wae tiralieeir . ~ ‘ ° “ ay i had silly, ste Hove ae PES nat heal ¢ a 5 haa ares oe wool blue scrg® | William Sacks’ unsuccessful cam- pumber of other accidents down toa @ Men's $20 all- oes 00 | Men's $1.50 Fercale Shirts 750 § Will Talk in Our Music Hall Tomorrow eaters une ag Republican senatorial minimum, the 8t. Louls Safety Coun- Men's $2 Wool Fiannel Shirts, : 2 O’Clock. senate Beak Sisaeet aire maren toy eee a * from the senatorial race in favor of soc» moon pelt , aoan's SERV GOOD CHV, Pane Sa y 4 Sacks just 12 days before the ‘elds vse ee ar sail collars an Men's blue chambray Shirts, ” ) HERE is & beauty to be found 1 in & country lane, in an old or. ane atanet. mee tine in the Circnit | on. awe were perfected at a Men's $30 genuine wee ne eR ae roar SS” AE sory | , chard, or in grandmother’ s forgotten attic — beauty that is too. ae ~ meeting of the council yesterday. Teddy ( meson was brought by George | There has been an increase of ap- [fj Boys’ $7.50 two-pants iin 5 wee anni deen le ; 4 often unrecognized. Even when the simple distinction of colonia} Missouri Branch of the Association Protmately 25 per oer ao in aus [| Boys’ $8 Corduroy Suits, $2.95 Men's $1.50 flannet Shirts. 0c f a furnishings were reproduced they are frequently far beyond the Ghat Chask aasiged the nove to him fomobile accifenta eo far thie year, I Bove giaso Tweed Sue 6750 | Caen ; - reach of many who appreciate their charm. Mr. Nutting will tel! . 3 Ree Fane as compared with last year, and this ys’ ’ . : P — olla been unable to col sonaition is a menace that needs no Men’s $2.50 Corduroy gue = at pope ham 500 | how he sought and found beauty in ever, day scenes and old j In- — an i resi- ‘ ; eee © earn of the San GE mR. Leen.” Talbert eai4. Wf Men's $2 heavy khaki Pants,90c | Boys’ $1.50 Corduroy Pants, $1 | IS } teriors. and made it possible for every home- lover to Possess at mii f th ; hen informed of |, 2 OF Men’s 25c Wool Sox..... .129%&c ! ng of the suit when informed Of «wnrivers of automodiles and pedes- Men's $5 blue serge Pants, $ a aso ‘ool Unik 77 : ie moderate cost, furniture and pictures imbued with the spirit of the | ft on long-distance telephone by a Boys’ Heavy Coat Men's $2 Wool Union Suits, $1 ns both are generally too care- Ven's and s’ Post-Dispatoh reporter. When asked triang Men's 50c leather Gloves 190 . ; ters ... ae ' ce Dr eaten | lems and the principal work of the Swea Pilgri Century. for a statement as to why the note A ~ Men's genuine Headlich . ea ,« drive will be toward bringing homes Men’s $2.50 Gabardine ent, &@ Tf had ben executed Clark said he could foreeably to them that caution and Whipeord Caps.. : Finck’s and Red Diamond : In connection with his talks. | he will chow neautifully tint- not discuss it over the telephone. He P Overalls or Jumpers $1.50 . » the exercise of proper care pay in Men's $5 Velour Hats . $2. pers... .§1. | writing. . a fi He was asked to wire his explana- ‘Be a Safety Booster.” Men's $3 2 ~, tion to the Post-Dispatch, but re- Talbert said the counci! has en Men's Hea ; rece ws —_—_—— ; ? adopted the siogan, “Be a Safety Genuine vy plied that he could not go into the s: ‘ : a 99 would write a long letter telling all e™ature and will give out rules an Combination e ( ) y i ad O instructions covering home and about tt. a covers ralls | Just Received! i Sacks Ignorant of Note. reet hazards and general commu- Ov {] @& y | B d d d S t “i . Sacks said he did not know of the Mitr safety, in addition to the work § e ~ - area ye Sn AVE. | e sprea ~N an Ee Ss + oa execution of the note and that he that will be done to educate autoists $1 75 mart i CW cratch a2 has no idea what it was for. He ae ee Sree . Eighth anal Pranidin | a Mod Prices |e Tex.. th uring the ve efforts e - t tT . id emgage o r made to secure 25,000 additional = era e Felt Hats Sacks made the race on a platform members of the Safety Council, so advocati light wines and beer. that & permanent effect of the inten. | () \ iso cS de of Clark eal nella liberty plat- sive work will be brought about. LL L — D Spreads are ma $ form and while he did not actually ome — — poo ten — | beautl l ful du rable Cc lot} n with Tows of —— nd dificati f the Volstead elong to the council, will be looxke | - iret aas eogepaten, bis wttndeawe upon as perpetual safety boosters Sixth q F alias rnffled crinkles, in colors of rose and Y’RE all th : — a 2 cream, blue and cream and plain cream. HE ail the vogue for Autumn and Winter Sports wear—these new - announcement stated that the pos!- 0 each of them, a ay aggre ant b k 1 = ve some specific duty to perform resented, his own views than the {n connection KNIFE Mail Orders Sent Prepaid SCISSORS : Nee eee ee ee ee nitnn es of tne ol : FOR BOYS | FOR GIRLS : —Spreads, twin bed size, 72x108, ‘‘Seratch’’ Felt Hats. Just scores of new B > strles are shown—v ery becoming ones, |. | GV oe . ? ; ae P . Oe ee » #y Leeaslit) re EE OS OI CE ALN AGL LI EGIL BND ts RIEL, NE TNR NOT: BS aise ~ A or ey - - —— o _ ° ~~ oo ey, ~ Si RE hic ee aN gE GTI EN ON ce So I ci OF) 5 AN nr IE NM IN BA ak MG Sl git le RL Mla ADDN aoe se ly WB a me ee ee ek kk é ‘ wher Napa Aap . . — she Bis = aye * ns : “ , * Skee) wide Bes teue. oad ee ee a or ek Chest jartdns iNT SEY . S ata . =" ~ «lepine . a al 4 sag aN oe wee) ee sit : ee ar 3 exis NEES NE 9 ny i ae en eet ee ne paves an Shera ’ ‘ “ “ sae ieee aanatetnase $e RR Uae ao. aatepnaitniandnan . eer eqes onn-~ee one eae ‘ " are lily OR AOA EN A MDE A SARC RG fi OAR EOE ih ROTRIT TE Se, IRE OU CIE te Oy PI ORE NR Ree 7H al Paraeee wes ter patie ae.) , . —— _— : ’ —_— : . a . . > somo « - "yv ‘ ‘a “ee & 7 , "sy 5S ee eee ies ie 5 2 es im y » tee! Ree —_ wet Lah Ih Ce Phberh 5 v4 4 = Sete 7 aoe : we resented his own views than the [nm connection with the safety work to for the nomination. The ministers of the city have been a q 4 ? th Ch ‘ _- ee ee ee ——. * asked by the chairman of the Church — ~ ~ each $12.50 ~*~ Committee of the Council to open oink Chie heciindaiil END onal with leathee a 7 th campaign on Sunday, Oct 22, arm ootwear All ai : ss ate 2 8S eS . : > ao. -e : W -F for the F y —Spreads, full bed size, 960x108. quills, pleated grosgrain ribbon, coque pines eatamees oun 8 men This store for many years has specialized on warm Shoes and | | each $14.50 ompons and felt flowe*s : TH | Mi AS Tine Ons wentred cot eexty|t ee Oe this year pee aay eclect et eee ee we oe : itene Sine polo, Gunamniti bro ; = an large industries, which are members J St © material Fechesa iP ? —Sets, twin bed size, 72x90, a ee : mo 707-709 N. SIXTH witl form ap are : etedoesappbaacid High ~~ heaton cea me set $14.50 Millinery Shop—Third Floer. es will form special safety committees Se ONE eh oe RANT: A AN parle ity ” OPO LO ele — i nn ee ae - i amcng their empioyes to gecure & Mon.-Tues. Specials large registration {n the counc!l from “Childs’ Felt Slippers” “Baby Nullifiere” | —Sets, full bed size, 90x99. 9 : HEY are the industries. Speakers on safety - Will address crours of workmen dur- CUSHION ELK SOLES WITH SOFT SOLES set $16.50 d - _ '* ’ , i 4 — a a. ply ine the noon hour. Factory whisties | Misses’ and child's padded ®% —4_ sagqi present for your baby | || . : oin in t ea owe will be blown to announce the epen- eushion sole Slipper#; in a rich tenia teeta ee | ; ; ae : P y. = 3 ‘ iriencs;: rec © ; ~ rT ma — | if a + d ; Sie — - ~— > . a | 16 remain unarrecred DV Wasii- ' , + merioan beauty sh 4 me What does your butcher ‘"* ** es oe . neon ee of red felt. ; wiwe felt, dainty . | rinkles : : “irae : oo ; ; Ms a qt trim & ~~ ‘ ata Practically all outstanding weme- and : wend 4 pei rca Hes ’ : if b folding ANd need never ne ironed. with the market. 7 ers cluds and organizations, Parent- poms reguiar $1.00 va! 2 | | ; = : | ; is one reaso Teachers’ organizations and Patrons’ Child's, : | = as ao | FU 4 = of the ns for Alllance, a —— _— bodies of & to ii 98¢ wate oe tepaie / t : White WwW ool Mixed Blankets gh oe" ; > 5 tas j At : 4 duiiel — success of simfiar nature, hare indorsed the Misses’. 98 4 ore. campaign and the safety movement. | 11 a 5 C ) a oe | = Ss . yy a C | For twin and double beds, ribbon edge. bor- ( IN WOE BB Of antique ¥ Tt is estimated that fully 1009 women ~ * a tildes Oe i a i OLE OR LOL workers will participate in a house- seh eae : lars of bin nd nink Pair N S , LA, oblong extensi¢ PORK |, to-house visitation on the question | “Child’s Felt Nallifiers” “Child’s Felt Bootees” ein blue and pink. Pai $7.50 and $8.5{ ry : . : | chair upholste of “Home Hazards.” The Police De- WARM AND Cc OZY PADDED EI K SOLES , ; ' , : \ ‘ . partment. Fire Department and oth- Tee ss : ca eee a cae laid wool mixed iaincets, in tne popular . | 4-Piec ‘er municipal agencies will co-operate Beautiful shaces of red felt, fr Nothing pleases the little o: | = ia ) ear ‘ . a e id : * . | In two-tone seariogelanies _ es zs } more than these beautiful Booteas bloc! x pa tern, in a variety : , Ss; S1Ze (OxdV. 4 : : The Automobile Dealers’ Association trimmec, with leather so-es Pp ; $12 50 This Suite cons plans to participate in the campaign 3 Misses’ All red felt wit! - | air ‘ "= : or Steaks by giving an expression of safety in 11% ¢ ; Qc nursery rhymes : ; An Attractive Offering of full sized bed es song yen a tuat dur- om co! | I - . ‘66 99 Allover Cove ing each dey of the drive. Every e‘- ~ | ° Mili KB fort will be made to make thie par- ed a . ORc ers 98 ¥ | S ‘ ‘ The Speciola Hair Nets eh gamers ticular campaign the largest and 11% to 2 L é ! ” 2 eae " eee 4 CARNATION most effective campaign ever con- Child's Chiia’s, | , se a a ee ee eee 98 th D GR hare an porcine resent - OBc 98c i scieed sotin binding tomatch, iwedinas alaiae c the Dozen Se LT RTRs sneeennieminemmstineh se auiiices panied a 7 oe aiibed ae ed 2 ahaha miiaaa ten: ? % it nau. : ND irate Cel ME XP Seve S ae a ee es Steed wun ce ee eae Sa if ; | | | | | | | : | | : ] = . . ‘ f ed 5 a. ™ | ‘ “#-« »* as to the decrease of acc! idents wil } ini } + be aint. 8 hoped that —s ae T ca a | ~ - javender, gray and tan. Size 2000 dozen of these fine Hair Nets will be” | tor and pedestrian will do e[r é + . re, part to make safety a reality during Ladies’ Felt Nullifers’ ? $16.50 placed on sale tomorrow. They are the best 4 grade American Lady Double Mesh Hair Nets, © ‘the campaign and that the tmpetus . om - received during this time will be of CR RIBBON TRIMMED , | such magnitude that fifty-two “safe. | Extra quality felt with low rubber Marseilles Bedspreads and come in both cap and fringe styles—allg ty weeks” will seen as @ natura! . heels Qnd leather soles tn black, taupe er) And Bolster © ms?" ‘ or ta vor = ase tei brewn, Oxford, gray, maroon, old rose, 2 ae ouster Lovers to mat ch. These have Thi | i tray | ? EE tees So teen oe ne dark green, navy biue and purpie : scalloped edge and cut corners for double beds. “om a PEE ir te lay ee good ae | | Furnit particular safety day. and the coun | All styles. *1.25 . Extra large : Sj ize. 990x100. A set $12.50 especi / now a vd as ionable new high ooiffure ; ofl will eal! the attention of the pub- | Sines 234 to 8... anc. 0.. oO ‘ solutely demands a Hair Net as a finisheing touch. ecding Gkop>—Second Floor. Notion Shop—First Floor Mahogany back Fine Wing Re Polychrome Prisctila & | Golden k colors. | Maho wee ore net A OLN LN CG GG AAC LES ALLELE AD. OS me - — re - ee Se ee oe PUR td Oe NES ng = - rat otages — : 08 4 NM aR I RR ORE SF US Nt ET EN Sl ae AD SO I BEN ei Se ANN Ie! te I AS RN AN oe a ee lghn we F oi ’ as € ue ae fo OS SR eS Pe wee ry a a ba * hag ah ee eh ek ms ~ . ae a oat Sait ae : : n iw. ; gee wae Ie A ee Abi ad) Ai I heey ee eee meee gd ST an EY Ns la hyge ap NN ee a Mh ARN Ne ATO bl Ds wetsnee raw TAY tS Allie ON OR eet ie RN = AR Ala nae a IY A A ON ARG: i Se a a EOE: OE AOC NA ENE NE NT A TR Ne ge eg te ee pei al atetenenh eaten aed teen 2 tn ee Saad » pene ~aggan ene y ~ ~ ‘ -s Pe Be thy “x dias aE . . » “ay ae a apse Pa ee - _ ‘ at) ae tees eats hs . —_— EN - ay whit . by R . Will £ SS : Seamed and by Leo Amann, 44, of 2235 Park PLAIN TOE ONLY HEAVY FELT SOLES = = — ow ee — ‘2 3 a Size 9x12 avenue, a metal worker. ents Keep your ‘feet , sii : , 2 —-.: Fs (tibbs, and others. = 4 — Miss Ware, accompanied by her . warm with a pair of , blac! = . aay TS ‘ / = Special MORRIS’ sister. | Miss “inti Ware. hs were > ag fine &h eS. 5 Frou: S)ipvers. — : ~ Men’ § Warm Slippers oe 5 A New Royal Cabinet, $59.50 for the household. the Electric Port- "4 embroidered & = Scott and Euclid avenues. The WARM AND COZY EXTRA FINE QUALITY he te he . We have two floor samples of this type which able Sewing Machine !s more pract! ae Needle-craft iret class. that tn food economics A Se regularly sells for $82. 50—aligh 1 but eal] and is a greater saver of yr In lengths Mf you suffer with catarrh, pose, throat, opened. Thareday. The work is given | Good quality of A high-grade styi- / tly than any other. When you are giv@ or STHem. diecaved tonsil, adendits oe UMdet the instruction ef Mrs Vin- | heavy Felt House } ‘82 felt Slipper guaranteed same as new. ‘. @h opportunity to buy a machine of peat notes a —_ ig ite : eent Ward, who formerly was an itn- j flippers with ae leather soles , this type with a real bduflt-in-the . W_ ©. Coffee, the nored apeciaiie, | "tructor in food economics at Cor- leather soles and 2 hee.s with $5. 00 Fi t P ine t B ~ he ‘ ethcun Beem 408° On4 3 me oti". heels in Oxford { @trasting collar | rs ay n alance Can some walnut case and. = complete ot 818 Olive ot. Hours from #20 to 4 = ia Ie the secon4 year Washing- gray ané dark ) m@ brewn and Ox Be Arran ed 5 00 Mi ef attachments for $39.50, {t is time He ~~ & special nonwurgtcal treatment ‘Om University hae offered thee | brown. ford grey. : g ° a on te discard the old hard-running fot reileving theusands. He says classes for women. the one in na- ‘ N Interest power machine. j 0 can be cured and deafmew and Sewing Machine Shop—ecend Fiess benefited or cured enuned Py trition on Tucedays being entirety : “1 25 All a - Ie tentnase | prot A high school education. while | Sires. Sizes. . | 15 Sostase® | preferable. is not a requirement. The work ig dbeing offered at the suggee- , : TS ee a ee ‘ eS eS, ney RS PH ag ae

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ng an old or- that is too of colonia] beyond the £ will te]! old in- Possess at pirit of the atch Autumn hese new es of new Ing ones, n leather pn, codue n brown, Nets will be are the best sh Hair Nets, stvles — all 2 & good supply: Beh ooiffure ab- touch. Ale of chines SO appliances Electric Port- more practi- er of energy you are given a machine of , bulit-in-the- stor, a hand- complete set », it is time i-running foot E AY @OTOBER 16, 1922. pea se , ve 4 echt Ere, old ‘ ats ‘Ss . ray er The City Circulation of the Dally POST-DISPATCH atone Exceeds that of the Deily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately. 40,000. ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 8B Look for “Not Advertised” Specials as You Walk Through the Store. nA /UOC te ) _ Kruggs 4 Illustrated : Three ints of interest in the new bungalow. Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth MAMIE Deeteedll | é = ; “ —_ —, r * ; = i =! — = pap er ese" ss = Mire Se ee n — me i \.. =a ae “2 PT TIT mi os -_— “a e. 4 HEY are attracting the most favorable comment! join in the chorus of appreciative praise. Here is a four-room bungalow—a charmingly nee FURNITURE 8-Piece Dining-Room Suite Of antique walnut with 66-in. sideboard, oblong extension table, 5 side and 1 arm chair upholstered in tapestry seats $288.00 4-Piece Bedroom Suite In two-tone antique brown mahogany. This Suite consists of dresser, chifforobe, full sized bed and vanity dreser $254.00 Allover Covered Bed Davenport Suite Upholstered in very fine mohair. Daven- port opens into a full size bed. 2 pieces $323.00 Mahogany Armchair, with full cane seat and back $26.50 Fine Wing Rocker, with cane seat and back $25.00 Polychrome Smoking Stand $8.00 Priscilla Sewing Cabinet $6.50 Golden oak Tea Wagon $15.00 Mahognay Tea Wagon, with removable glass tray $18.75 Wersitere Shop—Fifth Floor. RUGS Royal Wilton Rugs In two-tone Persian and Chinese pat- terns, size 9x12; $67.50, $84.00, $90.00, $110.00, $125.00. Other sizes in propor- tion. A wide range of patterns to select from. Extra heavy wool-back Chenille, 9, 12, 15, and 18 feet wide, in all shades of taupe, rose, mulberry, tan and others at, a Sq. yard $11. 00 Seamed and Seamless Axminster Rugs Size 9x12 with small allover designs. Special $32.50 25 patterns to select from. _ Plain Seamless Axminster and Velvet Rugs Size 9x12, in various shades $52.50 to $61.00 1 lot of Inlaid Linoleum. Special $1.35 Others from, a’sq. yd. $1.60 to $3.00 Rug Shop—Fourth Floor. CURTAINS New Voile Casement Curtains, $5.50 Pair In various colors, with bullion-fringed bot- tom, with double tucks, picoted in various colors. Others have inserts and drawnwork designs, " gome finished with imported French knotted >» fringe; per pair $5.75 to $13.50 Needle-Craft Curtains Special at $4.65 Per Pair These Curtains come in graceful designs, embroidered in highly mercerized yarns. Needle-craft Curtains can be made to order in lengths ranging from 2% to 4 yards; per pair $5.85 to $13.75 Ruffled vous. Curtains, $1.98 Per Pair Several hundfed pair with generous ruffles; side and bottom with tie-backs to match. New Shadow Warp Prints $1.75 to $3.75 Per Yard In both silk and cotton. Drapery Shop—fFourth Floor. oe) | i it it iti The Living Room of the Mode] Dinidol | Riv You Seen th e Furnish a “Bungalow ~ and the Cleven Gchibition | Rooms On the Fifth Floor See them for yourself and you will simple little home, planned for the young bride. It is fur- nished as she would wish it—each piece of furniture and bit of decoration carefully selected and delightfully har- monized. The kitchen—a reproduction of the prize-win- ning design in a recent national competition—is arranged so as to eliminate needless steps and motions. Labor-sav- ing electrical equipment of every kind is provided. The model is completely furnished at a very modest cost. The eleven rooms which have been decorated and fur- nished to display attractive suites in appropriate settings offer unique suggestions to the home maker in search of effective designs for interior decoration and furnishing. Fifth Floor. = China of Distinction [N keeping with the spirit of the “Home Beautiful” the China you choose should reflect its grace of line and decoration. The excellence of our China is assured. Each design—daring, dainty or dignified—is suggestive of the decorative style of furnishing which determines its selec- tion. Period dining rooms require dinnerware of patri- cian distinction. The gift of fine China is ever a gift of character and dis- crimination. For immediate choosing we suggest: Imported Tea Sets in English, Beautiful Service Plates of ‘ Lenox China. French and Nippon china. Lap Sets of the same unri- Open stock Dinnerware in valed- ware. | amported and domestic chinas. China Shop—Fourth Floor. The Silk Plaza Offers Delightful I nspirations With Glorious New Silks and Velvets Matelasse, in navy, brown and black— the ‘yard $5.00 to $8.00 Embroidered Canton Crepes with colored motifs—navy and brown grounds, yard $7.50 Just recelved: New Velvet Bro- cades, pretty designs on white and various self colors; also black. Yard ee $13.50 and Up Chiffon Costume Velvets, in an array of the newest Fall colorings, for afternoon or evening wraps. Yard $5.75 to $16.50 i | i A wonderful display of Metal Novelties. Gold and silver woven and embroidered with ‘beautiful silks, voiles and crepes. The desired fabrics for evening gowns and wraps. Yard $7.50 to $32.50 An endless variety of plain fab- rics for gowns, suits, blouses, ete. Crepe de Chine Molly ’O Crepe Lenox Crepe Crocodile Crepe Chinchilla Satin Mandarin Crepe Canton Crepe Roshanara Crepe Argyle Crepe. Silk Shop—Seconég Fieor. Canton Crepe $1.00 Yar 36-inch colored cot- ton Canton Crepe, ex- cellent for women’s dresses and children’s wear. Can be had in yellow, tan, pink, lav- ender and blue. Scotch Gingham 79c Yard é2-inch imported Scotch Gingham, made of finest Egyp- tian yarn. Check ef- fects in pink, light blue, navy, henna, yellow, red and gray. Regularly $1.25, spe- cial for one day only. Colored Goods Shop—<« Becondg Floor. $1.65 Flannel © $1.25 Yard Amana Society all- wool Flannel, in light tan, medium _ gray, navy, blue gray, and white. A very excep- tional value at, yard $1.25 Fiannel Shop—Second Floor. — ‘Lighting Fixtures Complete, Ready to In- stall, at Attractively ‘Low Prices. Ne” designs in four styles, choice of finish in gold and black or gray and gold. Each Fixture is fashioned entirely of brass, with steel chains, best of sock- ets and silk-covered wire, all of splendid quality. 2light Fixture, with 2 40-watt frosted bulbs $7.00 8-light Fixture with 3 40-watt frosted bulbs $9.75 é4light Fixture, with 4 40-watt frosted bulbs $12.75 6-light Fixture, with 5 40-watt frosted bulbs $15.25 Fixture Ghep—Fourth Ficor. | 30*34% Mantel Mirror for $16.75 MANTEL Mirror of unusual merit. New design antique or brown tone gold finishes. Both very attractive. Length 51x18 inches. Mirror Shop—Fourth Floor. P. S.—Others range from $12.75 Upward. ‘ The Most Fashionable Autumn Woolens F or Your Immediate Needs in Suits, Coats or Frocks All-woal French Twill Serge, 54 inches wide. Suitable for street dresses or children’s wear. Special, yard $1.75 All-wool Twine Cord, 54-inch. A fabric simi- lar to the homespun but much lighter in weight. Will not crush. Very popular for skirts and one-piece frocks. A good range of colors. Yard $3.50 All-wool Suede Cloth, 54-inch. Excellent for capes and one-piece frocks. Oomes in the most desirable colors of the season. Yard $3.50 All-wool Poiret Twill and Tricotines. Just received another shipment of these fabrics. The demand for these woolens is great be- cause of the finish and weight of the material. Navy and black. Yard $4.50 and $5.00 For the Coats All-Wool Fancy Mixture, 54 inches wide. For the sport or topcoats; also for children’s wear. Yard $3.00 and $3.50 Polara and Plaid-Back Ooatings for the soft, light-weight coat or for the motor coat. Yard $4.50 to $5.50 For Wraps and Capes We have never before offered such beauti- ful materials, Veldyne, Panvelaine, Gerona, Duvetyne, Areadia Cloth, Preciosa and Mar- vella. A good assortment of colors. . $6.50 to $13.50 Woolen Geods Shep—Secong Fiocer. " »™ Bua Vulcan Tires at these prices—the lowest they have ever been A Special Factory Sale fora ord a : | : pabrics | 10000» mile Darscantnen Full Standard Size rsize $675 | $8 75 $10 $1240 | 32*3% 31*4 32*4 33*4 1275 $222 | 34°4 $132 $2635 | Other Stzes_at proportionate Savings~ 4 on . 7 ¥ oo ow eh s- = ‘ 7 ws r . 4 . | ry fe a bAblttlet ht ttth ttt A AAA ARERR Rk kk kk ke ss f ~~ q -” rahe science’ el. Arne? . “Basement Shop : : . A « - - Pe ; A Re en al” ee E 4 ate Pot .. neh “ Span ey =~ weer s Re ee a a WES <_ c a te eee yy ee ee BY li od Pb a 2 Pe ee Pr 7 ie 3 Fs “4 fs See ~~) - ee meer wee ae aa ee - Ses Rear Maakt . e . ~hemaige = a @ ay em a OED P= AO mal ce ity 004 on le ohare RE “ne nen ° - er : grein noe ff ere, oe 5 ere | x : ital a8 , - OPA Nae ed ee a —_ : — ~ — . PE A RAMONE A TN NR SE APL 1 I Oe CEN RA BETA TET ee Pena ee ee ee ee SE ea os ee

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The City Circulation of the Dailv POST-DISPATCH alofe Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. Southeest Missouri cation law passed os SOUTHEAST MISSOURI TEACHERS mending the Session of the forty-seventh annua! member of the Fxscative Committes, | mending College for {ts educational of the ! -gislature, meeting today, succeeding Vest C. to serve for three year? | work, commending the physical edu- passed at the fingl = FLECT 0, J, MATHIAS AS HEAD Myers of Charleston. The meeting Boucher, head of the Coll (Was attended by more than 1090¢ ing School, was named for ® sae teachers. ' We'll design and make them for yop og yea Other officers elected were: Firs: ee —frvent them, if necessary. Come te q@ ~ Resolutions favertng the peseed geen = yh Rye ges > ‘ vice president, Walter Webb. County of the county usit bill, pd pied motel, panenre we eanthanee seota, aaae pai Superintendent of Shannon © ounty: of ¢ hers’ salaries of & eed eunt pre- Succeeds Vest C. Myers of Charleston. Put-our brains and ski!) to work on yop Ge’ Special to the Post-Dispatch. ‘gecond vice president, Miss Alm a eir amou mensurate with th of teachers q —— hardest job—tt will mean ovroefit te van ani % if Imported oe ao gg cag prices. Write for fu yt ty Gjoves in the infermation today Tfa¢+)! n ir ‘ : the » h —. J Mathias, Superintendent schools, Cape Girardeau, third vice for a longer period of time neyhes Heavily embroid red bad of ScRools at Des Loge, was elected) president, C. G. Ross, County Super- same school, commending the — president of the Southeast Missouri) intendent of Pemiseot County. John of ethics adopted by the Missourt | Association, com- # MACHINE AND TOOL MFG. COMPANY 4 All sizes Teachers’ Association at the closing Harty of Marble Hil! was named 2 State Teachers’ 718 NICHOLSON PLACE St. Louis, Mo. 88-NOTE WORD $3.00 SPANISH LACE | C MUSIC ROLL SALE Another big shipment of these popular silk Fiouncings [n aliover an4 scalloped ice. ¥ edge patterns Biack, navy, brown; ei @ yeard......-.«e.+--. po ccceseeck one y New Full-Length 88-Note Word Music Bolls. nies -Sedeienna ‘ 7 Fasteners, dozen .... Y Bs 10c Spool Silk, all col- & 400 Pg: needle ™ ors, 50 yards.... oe dressmaking wl 10¢ awards Sewing Nee- Se — Rack x Braid ae FOR 1 CENT EACH KX MORGAN ST. S272" “FS Pa one ent ! re han ist price of eac Siusic Rei! and get ts Regplar poe for the gees one _eent for the second. This | contains a wide 10c Safety Pins, rust-pr Se Elastic, 1500. ate | protected coils, he or black, long stretch §- sr-++ Ui bleomer Eiaatia eam SE 31.25 25 Jove Fall Opening Sale of The Greatest Drug Sale St. Louis Has. cen aj “Georgette.” , Many _Years—Monday, Tuesday and Wee a e yh SAL HEPATICA [| (|! $1.00 a: —__ 7 sl : we A ah iby 2 ee . $2.50 a Month e + . Buys this Exquisite bols.” dale feet ee Hig! ie Tapestries for living rooms, dining eg REMBRANDT PLAYER Bishop William _ Montgome:y (@ Mich-svade Tupestris for ving reams y, {4 me Brown of the Protestant Episcopal & colors and designs. Made to sell from ‘oats have (With Complete Outfit Free) Church, who was formerly bishop of 60c to $1.00 per roll; our price The feature offering tomorrow, | Arkansas and who now li n Gal for the Fall Opening Sale, per roll Are a. dark green. Ironized roughou $1.25 Comp. Syr. Py epee -- ee ‘Schoenfeid’s Tea. 2 far... °S$e Hinkle’s Pills. 2 A, case BARE a Leh a > we - othe Player for only $26s—without any ad- of latest Roll blue. old rose. tan. brown. tan. areen and ge light and dark «reens, xray colors. Spe- tSe Tooth Brushes, 2 for. od | him at the recent neral conventi> * gray colors. “special for cial fer this ohn tor a . —— meer ; + Se es 50c Glosse Sage and sulphgr. F R K K . ii eo ait thie week's selling: rell.. sale. Per rell , tz . b . = . sal tt At in Portland, Ore ; tet a mm | _15e. 38e : The charge of heresy PAPERS Carter’s Liver Pills. 3 } for See. : 65c Bed Sheeting | Miles’ Nervine Largest assortment of Papers in the city for Living Rooms, Din- ing Rooms, Bedrooms and Halis. Consisting of stripes, tapes- oe — tries, figured oatmeals, florals, chints effects and other bdeauti- — i — lel Values to 45c; special for this sale, ob Py tes A seam “ss C ful designs. Ww Iso selling out all 1 4 sheeting. fu! We are also, selling out al Roll...94¢ [1c and 125¢ Be scmins at big reductions from for- = ) i a : 400 fine quality, 36x36 mer prices. , ea ’ a, Extra Specials for the Week’s Selling m8 Muslin KHMAN Piano Co. Beautiful Papers suitable for the beat reom in thc nesse: tm medion BM cours thread, anbleac 1101 Olive St. Lehman Corner 3 Cakes Jergen’s Vie Glycerin Seap. Ife 15e Ib. Epsom Salta, 8 3 the... St Vitamine rs Aspirin. Tah . Bayer’s As 2 dozen. ) oe . 2se Witch Hazel: carbelie or Salve. 2 for 50 White Pine Cough sen i ee $1.25 Old Style Razor, 25¢ Good Night Pills, The Quinerets, ISe Peroxide. Wags pre Ce Meee es Set Caer ce oe Sa eal mebowe 2 e oe: ee RS» aN-@ wieiy ene ” 7 DY eet | REET Nea OF AC EARS ARMIN ORS 1a MATE ER PT ON IE, A ETI MEN ALTE RIOD St AEM OTN IME Pew Wi ay Felt? vans woe : wr eRer wnt r ag fb xs care sw le” oe ie won ae me = 2 i cated No down payment required—we filow for ur old piano or phonograph taken in trade. e the Rembrandt before you decide on any kansas diocese, Player. Remember, at Lehman’s values are Dt te Seewa'e heoont book never misrepresented. eg eis “iyo : Lavorts .. _- Jay Corn Plaster. 17; 3 fer bec & B. Belladonna Plaster, 2 fer tie $4. ! 59e¢ Vick “Salve Celeoside Comp. . Pompelan Powder Cal. Svr_ Figs Faptisine Glycerin. fastor Ol. pint Nuxated Iron Red Peorer Rab . Mentho Sulphur Saire coh 25e Peroxide. Witch Hazel. pint + as wekanwe ciseessaittiniatans Bell's Pine Tar Bea. Slean'’s Linitment = $1 Coed Liver Oil, pint . ferred by representatives of the Ar- and was based on munism and Christianism motto of the book, as exp “ 13C *RAY-O-LITE _ Piashlights at Cut TOILET ARTICLES — Amami *Shampece ee Gelden Glint. = 3 for he Coty’s Flaconettes ._. Coty’s Compect Face Powder. tae eer ag ee entury Re Hygle Nail Freparatiants . 30c Shusting 20th cent 50c Ipana Tooth Paste. ~ aa tne Bo ls! he. ik! intidaeis. " “hes Wide: per aaa a3 | Ic The House of Bi she ‘ps, at the Port- Per and convention, took no action on Roll 2c 4¢ and SC Ee 8; Outing Flannel a > - fehan = - = jeeced: aad ‘eter will not destroy the heresy charge. Bishop Brow: ALL PAPERS SOLD ONLY WITH BORDERS. in rich Gark terns: 5c ‘iseue. A 20th ‘century in his letters, sars he . a yard eat the bishope: fall These Prices Good All Week menta! - se Jiri ~ ‘=4 ‘neh dieached Sheeting me cenag.Uon is sur as iO prevent az¢ for single beds and “ots. from being held responsible.” | A yard .......--. ‘ Blankets and Comfort ) Willing to Take Mental Test. _ fleeced Biankets; externa’! aches an4 peins: OPEN EVERY EVENING is tnformed ure to act Wis ‘*thart ~* _> a 3 that o Fea. ream Cotton Heavy sy anil: : “a 4 - - « - ee ee ee ee movement is your i: } Values to $5.00 charges from the book and to pro- eomten 4 riet 4 atins, aterts, ceed against me with them, without Hg ey sn Geena: - oe = . " a! one" ee a 7 discrediting your own orthodoxy @ » Fee trap atyles and Oxfords, a 10re than my heterodoxy. \ Fo. , S.3e4, at ca. — “But to make sure that Tam not in Biggest Purchase and Sale Ever Offered and hereby do « nyself t h 7 ~~ | going mental : ult tis a b3 > 2 of Strap . . $30 to eae NTN TY ~y at a: 0 fing Lai = . Styles “ $1. 95 We want every woman anticipating a new Fall Bishops will place themselves on rec- . | ~ : : O > r -; F > ) rim nt ord as believing the represen Boys’ 34.00 Shoes 5 | Coat to come to our Coat Department and see _ ee ee st adie is PN Pe ee rk Nett i ee es e7' $5 Blankety ‘| Woolnap Ftanskets: is fancy plaid; good weight; c Stilear. Jil Se Sie te Site ie, a Yh tata “3 Our Glasses Will Aid You! Our Optometric Department is wrder the personal direction of Dr. Arthur W. Cuquet and Dr. Thomas J. McWay. registered op- tometrists, whose skill, ability and state- wide reputation in their profegsion is the fruit of many years’ satisfactory service in the examination of eyes and the selection of the proper Glasses for thousands of patrons When the Best Costs No More “itew,, | ‘Why Be Satisfied With Less? oldman & Cu quet > + seh Opticians a8 Locust Street PO BR a LILELILE AT eee ee cOtten to. Lace Curtains guality filet net face Curtains: of the Bible, literally interpret ai, \ Mahoga er, these Coats which we offer at $13.98. The cost “ » -r ‘ * 2m Srozue style, ~~ y "pubber spe ~erning the creation of Adz an eines 2 te 6 S208: 106 ta of materials ts in many instances more than ve; the plantin he =a r + ] ; pla g of the Garde: | Belted becks, Eden; the fall of Adam and Eveana Y > a ite eifecta: the birth ‘of Yeau 45 embroidered. and - > » r~ @ — *-* ._ * ._ > _— «a om the dead and to fudge and | them to heaven or hell, I will resign 2 c scthers. cng ish and ® and do hereby agree to resign my | pies ané seat in the houses, “T Bave unalterably determined not to go out roluntarily unless the other heretical members of the House accompany me; and in the event of a trial, I shal] try to show in my defense: (1) that all are here -tics who €o not accept in their lI!te- eral sense the representations of the Bible specified tn my that several! ) BULLI LG . . Women’ 2 RS he ee ee wer i See. aS ce | eee cer ae ins a ee eee 0 ake « - wi meer M8 bene wees OE Es Ne yee ae A RE EI I NS OO LN OC ILE AON ILL AE CE OE | OLR CL ANGLE ALE ALLE! BI (AL LES LS OLN LLL A RL — RS en = ARR IRIE NERY tome nn 20. Bm tren — tos * _ a my, Uae OR a a OE RS . Poi ar a * Scedeeaer r we a ee eee > ? “". & fan Communion who are on re rejecting the orthodox, literal ! Fa ..* BY : tion of se, ‘era’ arm onz +' that I can and do_gocept ‘$1 39 ng ge | 69¢ Granite Cloth $2 Granite Crepe $1 .69 Taffeta $1 Silk Poplins | Remnants n ' 7? ae — _ ine ——s a rd ‘ me . . . ' lt, miy I may terpret them oe, ~gn }00 | ya! he = me : All | : . Nearly 2000 Dress | sy mbo! cally.” Mr te ae e remnaz te of kaif. wool pon Yona I . =o igh-# 1 ins | , a4 & — 4aJ ‘ : a’ v and br “wn reat repe wea™ a gr an- Rey . ™ r vy, br ~ " 7 A -* - ’ . ’ i »| , and sgirt lengths of ° a r Py . = . 4 . / _ - aa ; _ ptr de ' . eee . : ° Has Tried to Face Trial. _ kin nh 7 aoe ite cloth. ee dark | ane Bu . Monday . — ran rai: iue, a@ll good Fall shades 4 coat i. color@ yart., & yard, peach, etc. in wool dress goods. 80¢ 45 | 39 In Basement—i to 4 C C 50c “Il have done what I can to force yard lengths. Greatly reduced. one of three issues 1) @ mental ex- 98c VESTS WILL MAKE THEIR (3) thee nm; (2) a nmient lal ye preters bls i “Fail we a reaen or Pants for WEEKLY BARGAINS |] oes". ee GROCERIES [22 for Mon tay’ s selling OFFERINGS We deliver all orders of $2.00 to oo according to 7 (Main Floor), | es ae ee tance. Morgan St. entrance open dally, 6 A. M. to 6 P. | A new big int finish, fine quality silk : inmch fine quality i in oft ee ee em Ee STREAM a om ee ~e Girghams; GSaish Sateens, in ai! wanted — Moncay, & ~” 29¢ 20 CONGOLEUM RUG Big bargain—Genuine Congoleum Rugs: size 9x1?: pr pono od advertised at $16.20: large assortment : Bare im in carpet and block designs, sultable or In his letter to Bishop Tuttle, a copy of which was sent to the Post- Dispatch by Bishop Brown, Bishop Brown says: a Sf ee ee ree tn her “Nothing easel be more absurd than the trial of an insane man for heresy unless, indeed, {t be the try- tng of a sane one for it. “On the one hand, there probably {gs not. among educat a people, one in a thousand who lUterally accepts the basic representations of Mosaism concerning the creation of man and his fall or of Paulinism concerning his redemption ° 4 t Girls > Union Suits Boys’ or girie Un- lon Suite for Fall! $1 50 Winter Wear. value. tchen, bedrooms, dining rooms, etc, in popu- lar colors of blue, taupe, rose, brown, tan, etc Monday special. size $xi2, only NEPONSET RUGS LIN OLEUM “RUGS, Large assortment of Bird & Son's Big bargain in buriap back, CFE” Neponset waxed back. water- neleum F ; 3 € proof Rugs: size 9xlZ; all o!- Z ors and designs; 100 tn all; eaneeean a ee as hoe nth OD: Ne Be REN hee 93 Co ee pian »* “ al — pe — %, ope é + id eo - The NEW DEPARTMENT in the POST-DISPATCH WANT PAGES ee Weekly Bargains Mean Dollars to You! | them with the | Christian supernaturalism as peeti- “On the other hand, there certa!n- ly are $39 out of every hundred who accept the basic Darwinism concerning the evolution of the body, mind and sou! of mar by natural, materialistic processes from animal ancestors, and of Marx- ism concerning the determination of his progress out of barbarism into representations of civilization by the natural evolution | syetems of ecn- | nomics by which he has fed. clothed of the materialistic n4 housed himseli?. “Not only the first and second erage Dut also the f udgment, hear- en “een ~shecmnty utterty prosaic facts. I can and do accept whole erstem of ° tonne as ; fictions an4 syrmbo's.” MEAT SPECIALS Rib Roast, special, ib.12'20 Rump Roast, special, ib. .8o Chuck Roast, special, ib. .7o Boneless Roiled Roast, pound Sirloin Steak, pound Round Steak, spec., ib. 12°; Chuck Steak, special, ib. ee ee Steak, 2 ibs .150 b Veal Shoulders. ib. Veal Chops, Ib. Small Hams, ib. Bacon, Ib. Boneless Corned Beef, Ib. tec Link Sausage, ib. ..412'20 GROCERY SPECIALS 48 Lbs. R. P. Flour. .$1.85 48 Lbs. Gold Medal. 24 Lbs. Gold Medal White Banner, plain. White Banner. hopped. . Sweaters Velen’ Suits Bers 681! pover . Sweaters, all coi. Mem miz- ing to ea elight mill tmperfec- tion. we offer Sl ctenediteemmmnetitinens«ndl a a at them Monday sell reguiariy at $15. but ow- 20. but : Be ; , oe them Monday eat less than halt price 82.00 Inlaid Lincieum,; $I 19 cut from roll, eq ya4.. $1.56 Inlaid Lincleum, cut from rofl, sq yd .. 98c Intaid Lincleams; Room. 79 size mill remnants, sq. y4. Cc $1.25 Cork Lincleum; four- 79 yard-wide, buriap back.. Cc $1.00 Cerk Lincieum; two- 69 yard-wide, buriap back... Cc TSe Gola Seal Congoleum, 59 eut from roll, sq. y4.... Cc ioe sel roll, sq. a. ‘ 49¢ SSe Felt FI 43c corcovering: cut from rell. sq. y4. .... Fringed Sh ! Seconds of 6 : $1.25 Grade. | Oil Conan Yellow With scalloped bot | oy #, fringe trimmi 98 Terry C Handsome drapery rich patterns and colo Wide; specially Priced, vard 29¢ Cretos assortment of dark colored Cretonnes OGs patterns. Monday ore ee j

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\ ST.LOUIS A “3 The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000 ) wy SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON FOLLOWING PAGES FAMOUS-BARR CO he @ Consists of S.of Coats and eee ee ee ocr eneiieenthieeeseneepetesieeent 3 mels, jell “e sets. Wide " Eg We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Book 2 in Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Soon | $i Chamois Suede Gloves g Imported washable Charmois Suede Mioves in the gauntlet and long styles, Heavily embroidered backs. Easement Economy Store candies. Sp Largest Distributors of Merchandise | at Retail in Missouri and the West. posts xe E ; Dpular silk lace anit) Beginning Monday the Basement Economy Store’s AAA AP ASS FD RD, thee | » nheed'ea aking Pins -~Rack Braid. E . .. Rick-Rack. “Whe 4 | 3 ae 7 | 3 i, : ic, 1500 vas whit ag ‘ | ck, long Siretch . 4 Elastic, yq__ Ic 7 Z | @.4 f nm , 4 “ } e ; “ 3B se \ Promising to be one of the greatest buying opportunities of the year—involving 50,000 yards of — brand-new Silks—in a comprehensive assortment of newest weaves, popular shades and black. Point, SRR SRARAA SR ERLARRA SR SE fi Alas “aelar. 4 " ba ot — presented oe this sale are truly amazing, when you consider that the Silk market is steadily advancing. A series of mighty purchases, under particu- hangs Sa es on. condl —. account for this decided underpricing. All of the favored weaves and colors are shown, as well as thousands of yards of beautiful ack Silks that are so much In demand right now. Quantities will be restricted to retail requirements. Be here at 9 a. m. tomorrow to share in these wondrous values. ONE + 2 b Perfume, 2 Water Bottle, Because of the immense quantity of Silks offered in this sale, they will be displayed in center aisle of the main floor and the Silk Section and center aisle of the Basement Economy Store. $2.25 to $2.75 Values | $3.00 to $4.00 Values 1,29 a] Yerd.. DW | In This Group Are— 40-in. Plain Oanton; brown, navy, black. 40-in. Satin Canton; brown, navy, black. 40-in. Brocaded Canton; brown, navy, black. 40-in. Satin Charmeuse; brown, navy, black. 40-in. Satin Stripe Canton; black only. 40-in. Heavy Dress Crepe; black and colors. 36-in. Duvetyn; staple and high colors. 40-in. Satin Meteor; black only. nasement Economy Store wowder, 2 for ce » 2 for. . i hs : . “Me 4 * ee me) . 3 re ia ‘ ‘ . % i. i ve Mes 3 ; / : 600 | | a5 we FS a 1 q “ , —* ; . ’ ; sulphur, ® for . } im . PR. a , a fe es oS ee: | e e Jergen’s Violet — ; fed . ey : ap, 18¢ e] 2 3 4 . -, . S : | Soa 5 ’ ie - ; J ‘ ‘ ‘ P ee § ; ~ 7 “ ¢? 7 a . / i” ut Fe * e * .* LS > “ss . 4 * - 4 ~~ ad > ~“~ Salts, 3 Iba. ‘ 250 % “ >» Z os * Ld sas oe ' ' j wt aad TOS: : »~"* : ‘ e ger © Ad? »! a. 25e | AY RAIA AN TF RS j ag d fay 7 " 3 “ ; t ’ z ‘ ¢ ae 7 vo} 5e ‘ A : 4. ? ; j 4 ‘ » ~ “=F - J 9 ca : - y : - ie ~ “4 1 fe j af 7. | = Pie 7 2 FF, 3 500 Ny ¥ A oP = ' ; ‘ ot is bo 5 Oe Razor, 2 Si lite eS ar azor, ~ for sé $1.25 % - 4 4 4 ee é ees r 85e is ; ° : ity gy > ees - ; > \ 4 ‘ . 6 Senn Fon — v : 4 aN a “7A * ’ i ; . a's , . / Vie . o a ’ . ' . : x + Fe 7 5 x 3.9 > ; ' oat . - Z ’ . : ‘ is tr a) "5 5‘ ; 4 . 4% ‘ : . An » J i Ieohol, 2 for...._. Pills, 2 for......93 2 for Y-O-LITE eat Cut Prices ARTICLES In This Group Are— 80-in, Costume Velveteen; black only. | 27-in. Costume Velveteen; black only. | 40-in. Dress Satin; taupe, navy, black. rsnarntions.." 250 Mie | , a 36-in. Printed Foulards: for linings. ! 40-in. Plain Satin Charmeuse; odd colors. : 36-in. Satin Messaline; black and colors. 40-in. Plain Dress Crepe; black only. 36-in. Wash Satins; flesh and pink. 40-in. Crepe Meteor; brown and Copen. 40-in. Georgette Crepe; black and colors. 36-in. Gown Satins; staple shades 32.in. Srendsloth Skirting: aan evade 36-in. Chiffon Taffeta; wanted colors. : G5, Sitip : 36-in. Black Gown Taffeta; small lot. 32-in. Crepe Shirtings; many patterns. 32-in. Plaid Taffeta; large patterns. $6-in. Dress Satin; black only. In This Group Are— a te RS a ae Monday We Offer a Specially Purchased Group of Women’s HandsomeWinter Coats Wondrous : | Values at. @ If you are seeking a fur-trimmed or strictly tailored Coat that is both attractive and practical, it will be to your ad- vantage to examine these Coats. Considering the quality of materials and workmanship and the correctness of the style, they are, indeed, very moderately priced. Women’s Wool Sweaters $3.50, $3.95 and $4.95 Values a $ 2: 9 =| @ Knitted of all-wool yarns in plain and fancy weaves. Tuxedo models have pockets and all are finished with jaunty sashes. All have long sleeves. In the desirable colors, also black and navy. Sizes 36 to 46. 5 Blankets Planke‘s Plaid; ru » 3 oe e 4 ° § f : ; , 5 , a $5 Values—Special at Bed Comforts Je | See 5 , Bordered; ¢ q : 7 - — P | @A special group of panne and Lyons velvet Hats, in large, smal] and medium size, trimmed with glycerine feathers and tinsel; in the most favored new shades. In the lot are a number of very attractive black Hats. Women’s Velvet Hats Basement Economy Store s Basement Economy Store ) Women’s Stylish Low Shoes pee 2 Se } @ Choice of twenty styles, including Oxfords, one and two straps Men’s Union Suits + $2.25 to $2.50 Values....... @ Heavyweight wool-mixed Union $ 8 9 Suits in the ankle-length, long-sleeve style. Gray and blue mixtures. Blouse-back, belted and wrappy effects of Nor- mandy, Bolivia, broadcloth, suedine, superba and silk plush. Many are richly trimmed with fur, braid or embroidery. Come in black and the de- sired colors. Union Suits Union Suits Women’s regular and extra Children’s $1 and $1.25 me- wf | .: sas iak size Union Suits, in various | dium weight cotton garments, | . black and tan kid, patent and calf leathers with various heels. styles, at Civ ribbed cotton; | with high necks and long sleeves. q Also included are black satin one strap Slippers with hand-turned aeahiie of the Specially priced } ‘les and full Louis heels. All sizes one style or another. $1.50 grade | Monday, at : Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Store eee gee ier ete RR hi ne WB. ate eA AT 4. wwe Bakement Economy Store ete . ' Monday’s Cotton Goods Specials Monday’s offerings in the Domestic and Linen Sections afford numerous oppor- tunities to save. Only a few of the many desirable lots are enumerated below: Dress Ginghams new big lot of #2- fine quality dress hams; in al! the hted small checks. mday, a yard, Extra—A Monday Sale of Great Importance ‘Lace Curtains and Curtaining im burlap back, Cork Rugs; size @xilt (no >) beautiful carpet, block patterns. Res- but owing to siight Specially purchased from leading makers—offered at savings that are too large to overlook... Included are samples and surplus lots of unusual attractiveness. Neat Curtains Seconds of $1.25 anaiie. Patr.... 69c Curtain Corners nun. 29C to 59c Curtains with plain and all- Full width and 2% yards Bample Corners of Curtains over figured centers and va- long; hemstitched Marquisette that would sell for $2.50 to rious borders and_ scalloped Curtains; not over six pairs to $6 a pair. Many of them > esired = ee edges. Come in the d | @ customer. | | match. | shades. PT | I ai See Ne | ” Soe Senne J [ee = $2 Curtains Net Samples ‘Neat figured filet effect Cur- Mill samples three yards long, tains with scalloped edge; choice many of which match; 85c to $5 sviory abd Oem G1 D5 | zee” 9c * $1.69 Special, pair Scrim Curtains Curtain Net Samples one yard long, of $1.25 and $1.50 values; of Lace Curtains $3.50 to $4 $2 29 Values, Pair.. e Filet and Scotch weave Lace -_—-——— ’ ay “hed of 25c and 35c Curtaining $1.25 Grae O9C Plain and fancy border cur- iB Ol Opaque Yellow Shades, tain Marquisette, for making >} With scalloped bottom and window curtains; 36 in. q Piet trite trimming; 86 in. wide. Special, yard 598c Terry Cloth $4.50 to $5.50 Curtains | Handsome drapery material in Copies of expensive BSeotch od quality sheer serim, with es net; 45¢ to $1 values. . Teh patterns name § 2 s: yard | and filet patterns; two to ten emstitched border and Jace pecial Monday, 15 29 Sp gs; } pairs of a kind; white, $3 29 edge; white only; 85¢ each C , C ivory and beige; pair. Ys , 7 Cretonnes — anes - a _ Wide; specially _ , 29c Cretonnes 4 - Large assortment of light and * dark SK colored Cretonnes in numer- ; . | Extra heavy grade Cretonnes in Sectional Panels, Sectidn, 29c, 39c and 59c | | stripe, floral and bird designs, in | 50c to $1.25 values; handsome Panels 6 to 9 inches wide, in a | many colors. Special 29¢ how patterns. Monday, large assortment of patterns. 4 to 25 Sections of a kind. Monday, yard s Basement Economy Store Tablecloths Of excellent quality bleached, mercerized damask, with scallop- ed or hemstitched edge; 72x72- Beacon Robing In light and dark color com- binations; heavy , quality; new designs; 36 inches wide; R5¢ for bathrobes, etc.; yd., 20c Muslin Unbleached Muslin, 1% yards wide, in lengths of 5 to 20 yards. Will bleach in a few tub- bings. Monday, yard Wool Batts Fleece-down Wool Batts, 100% re wool; come in cartons, one, os and three pounds. $1 50 Monday, pound . , Cotton Batts Three-pound ag ge Batts, size 6x7 fect; made in one piece; limit of one; no mail or phone orders; seconds of Bed Sets Heavy quality white crochet spreads, 84x96-inch size; woven designs; scalloped and embroid- ered edge; bolster to match 45c Eiderdown In white, rose, navy, light blue, ete.; 28 inches wides suitable for linings, etc.; Mon- day, yard Cotton Challies In Persian and other ort designs; fast colors; full pieces, with original mil] tickets; for comforter coverings, ete.; yard ee ae | Outing Flannels Amoskeag brand, 36 inches wide, double faced; come in fancy stripes; for pajamas, Apron Gingham 27 inches wide, in blue and white checks and tweedies; tub- proof colors; well-known stand- ard make; 124¢ per yard 43c Tubing Pure bleached Pillow Tubing, with origina] mill os aa Limit of ten yards to a buyer. 31c | Monday, yard .. Specials in Flannel Section Viyella Shirting Flannel, yd. White wool Flannel, 27 in. wide, yd 36-in. white wool Flannel, yard Emb. wool Flannel, yd, Wool skirt patterns, each..............§ $1.49 Dress Percales 5000 yards of dress and shirt- ing Percales; 86 inches wide; ¢c mill remnants, two to nine Batin Marseilles ; extra large size; with Pr nn designs; strongly hemmed ends. Bleached Domet Flannel; mill remnants of two to t yards; soft fleece; for cool weather sleeping gar- ments; 4ard . in handsome floral and stripe de- signs; will launder nicely; see- onds of the $1.00 grass yard .ccccee ecees Sets All-linen silver bleached, hem- stitched Cloths, 56x7l-inch size; beautiful designs; %-dozen hem- mews ty a " vase $6.50 Basement Stowe

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1S EP Pe ty ee. ee hegre ere Ree th PONE IR Rly np tem age aria ses - ptm ome PR AON ANN Tg REA MAP OM I kK or CRs VOOR = - ote 4 —-" oes ~ : . a a Re ee ae ee ee ee ee ee whegt OD PRON Sp MITOPEAIEB AS SP ntntion Raat r4 « tt rm oe w van ome — er a “6 td : East Ay! IA or lag RRR! CR 8 acs iM A ati > ah Va" Cia lpn pad OR cree at Ce ae ee ee Ss seat: rn ain uf — AO OO ee . ale ih % site , ‘, e eer — . “ a c shes Seo r eye “ , Shape a et a are aM eee in Rw eps a cn ee ee a . he p gan an ; bho ee ae Oe ee ee be « ee 4 > 4 ms 3 WwW two-tor —_ 9’ Slik va ark colors; specially | Monday at, pair. - | Main Fleer | ee $1.50 Boudoir Caps Cluny @ Daintily fashioned of satin, in deli- || rieny tread Clunv eate shades of pink, rose and four lavender, trimmed with lace 77¢ and Main Fleer Laces ied a —«~— hiue, : = ry > :* 7 > at “« . > , - we : . : ; : 12.50 - : $12.54 ——— — : sine. . o js. aoe ° aiil . ° ‘“. . se. - - — . ° Pn a : ,erv treet e: mad [ tg . > a ~ > + a ; nbleached sheeting with . 3 — ~ >. ot . . ; + t _ ; : anas muss 1a? anc SS ees | : stamped for simple designs = ; — s. 7 ~ ’ stag The Coats in this group are beautifully fashioned of such materials as veldvne, Marvan- na, Marcova, velverette, Pan. dora, velour, etc. There are wrappy effects and _ tailored models, many with trimmings of mole, beaver, squirrel, fox, wolf, caracul or Australian opossum. Winter Coats fa Bedspreads Special Values at $3.50 Velour Cushions Fall size couch Cushions, flied rit! in ve- ; 33 wha es 4% Lise ~ a Blouse, flare, belted and wrap models are in this group. =) fey gn eee each of a type approved by : 7 fashion authorities. Of velour. — ; $ Arabella, Normandy, Pollvan ; and stan na. Bolivia and other soft fab | rics, some enriched with wolf. beaver, squirrel, fox, nutria or other furs. covered . es . - Rens «+ 45c Stamped Centers Round stvrie: 24-inck size: $2 euge or stamped oi oC i patchwork Gesigns, # $1 Stamped Gowns Made of nainsook and stamped for French embroidery: 69¢ , e > > + el cbhole ol four designs; at. $1.75 Pillowcases z 4 | = & ¢ . iolee Of 42 or 45 ineh widths: > a . > ade of muslin: hemstitched for crochet: stamped for , . > m~e a . “* “57 embroidery; pair 7 65c Stamped Towels Large size, made of cotton damask and prepared for simple embroidery 75c Fudge Aprons Made of cream crash and stamped for 39c¢ tor «n:t- >. > patenwork; each . or eroehetinge men’s ties: Tie Silk . 7 * "rs iorad Fiber Silk e Buffet ; 18x45-inch size, stamped tor colored embroidery, — — .- F sale ot Art Newall Offering Excellent Valu. q This comprehensive show iE our needlework section brina that are most accenia are made ay werk and make Tif ts ¥ Stam Je 1 Values for... Handsome Spreads dainty lece motifs lace border and stems knot embroidery: gas ‘ Kitchen Towels Made of red and bige | toweung and stamped for og lune work: choice of designs 2 Assorted ict of al vhee Searfe with wide lace e botder: each neceae seal 39c Stamped Towels Guest size, made of good qual ity huck, stamped for white @ colored embroidery; some % hemstitcbed for crochet.. ot i $1 Pillow Covers © White Covers for baby pillows, | stampei for white e rT; bemstitched for . crochet yuy —for boudoir pillows; made @& white jewel cloth, with lace egy | —#tamped for * embroidery 65c Laundry E Medium size; made of quality white me 4 q $ : > je Covers SUNDAY. SF="HRER 15. 19 Me Savings Sto select gifts ssehold needs sch of hand- individual. eads 50 Cloth with | a with VW ide and Freneh double beds. > mace of biaex mM ede and t1es. 65c sses «€Cccfl0ClUcKa®- and gre #2 J “ Pillowcases $1.50 Grade, = on cream crash matesiais G6 cccccce cosnn “Royal Society” Packages At @ SOU GE. «ccc ccccuun Discontinued numbers, but contents are in perfect con- dition and offer very remarkable values at this extreme 4 price reduction. Imeluded are children’s dresses, aprons, unde 7 wear, towels, scarfs, pillow eovers, etc. 2 $ 36-inch cen wfs. 18x45 ofr ; stamped for Women’s & Misses’ Modish Autumn Dresses In a Splendidly Varied Assortment at the Special Price of 7 $ 2 ; 5 () Whether your choice fall upon a Dress 5f Canton crepe, taffeta, satin Canton, charmeuse, Georgette, tricotine | A Real Opportunity to Supply Needs in or Poiret twill, you are assured of an unusual value. Not a Dress in the collection was made to sell at £24.50, and 9 . Women’s 2-Piece included are models for street, business and afternoon wear. Sizes 14 to 44. . $1.95 —Offering $3.50 to $6.50 Values = + | || @ Two-piece slipover Pajamas of flannel- | | ette, with folds trimming the sleeves, and || V neck; also “College Girl” slipover Pa- | || Jamas of plisse crepe in 2-piece stvle. In —— | || blue, flesh and striped patterns. '] t T 9 ° e | | Women’s2-PiecePajamas 4000 Bags—Secured in a Special Purchase @ Smart Handbags in the most wanted shapes—secured at such an extreme concession that these extraordinary values were made possible. There are Bags of black, brown, tan, grav. blue and purple, and to buy for holiday gifts as well as vour own needs would be very wise. The Leathers The Styles —number over 15, including swagger, —are pin seal, Morocco, patent vach- ette, tooled leathers, imported ecruse, pandora, afternoon and kodak ef. fects, as well as pouch and vanity English saffrain, cobra and cross a beaver, cordovan calf and bags; with short or long double strap suede handles. | Fearth Fleer A Monday Event That Will Compel the Attention of Many— . ~ . ” Ses 100 heey pespgiginy atte er ee Ct ae ee a ee - 2 PP els Ga Ee ae m a « — Bt Baty ; 4 3. ‘4 - : oa rae eh 7+ +e } % - ‘ - ¥2 : ay 3 2 37 ay $F oF + ’ + o eRe e $5 ; ti: s ‘i es g - 4 - i} 7 es iH Bi; ; $ o g % G8 a Oe ware a ee i i ee. el . Special Monday at. . At lic Roll Imported Duplex Oatmeal =F) | Papers, nom-fadable colors; ~ # | also biue bird and tile ef 993 fects for kitchen and bath =F + roeom. a Wall Papers at 7c Roll Floral and floral striped effects, with mica finish, alse chintz designs; very desirable for bedrooms. WES IPL yp Neem op ee ‘i ae walls a neat finished appearance; also as the result of a special purchase. tegts, two-tone stripes, all- Special, BE a vc ket wc 24 imported 30-inch Papers, in distinctive At 14c Roll | over patterns and washable Monday, Select From These New @ New Kimball cloth effecta, giving the patterns for living room, bedroom or hall. Offered Monday | Brocade and tapestry ef- rarnished Papers. Minforced. In navy. taupe, purple or QD or faney entT Gad extra sizes Feurth Fleer = — —e ae . oY ’ ’ Snip PRO? + ap oer ve oe oe 7 at e Are’ - saane ' * oad ee ae Pe ee veh " Tie WF 7 Pie BAY AGL Naeg ~O9 w Fe egg IE Re Oe RRR CE CTY OPA! SL ART ety I GAT RANI ROMP IR eo Pen ee ee ee vi. en ae a3 Te ies ky mE ie kG De ae Page oer Sera 1 ena ah) scsi , pen owe . % ‘ - . . rr ee Fes Third Fleer Monday—We Offer 3000 Pairs of Women’s Heather Hose YSc @ Full-fashioned silk-and-wool mixed | sports Hose in light, medium and dark | colors—all with double garter tops and soles. Sizes 81.4 to 10, in one color or another. LP Ce EN Se - ~ o —— . - = o = - — @ -0-enne~ ~ ee ee ee ee a ee * Proftaa Savings Ofte i Walnut Dining-R@ Originally Priced $500—Special at. -« @ Suites of style and distinction in the popular U™ Period—included are 66-inch buffet, china ¢ table and serving table, one armchair and five solid walnut. Mohair Suites Sale starts tomorrow at 9 o'clock, “Surety | 44 Ys Pi oS A i $500 Vv 1 ve so choose early if you would secure ae: ttt eh. thes ee S ats, i $295 some of the greatest values of the year. | i iitie Gite tn Wake aoe’ te ce —— | i | Seconds . | i of $2.25 Grade at. Some With Fittings Many Bags have outside pockets as well as coin purse, large mirror and other accessories which Milady likes to find in her handbag. Overstuffed Suites in cushion style: upholstered in taupe mokair of excellent qua)- ity, With outside back of same looses ~-%, consisting of —* *8 Gall rub dnish- Mf construction. Seventh Ficer elour o& « Ge fe Peal BY — © ee a - he WAAR 7 See eee ¢ ’ AAAAR SAGAS SS SSE eeeeeaeeeeneaeeann ea eo | =| @ it DRE R RRR eee eee eee I r-errrereerPeecec ec eeeeepereteee Serereseree ete eee eee eee eee eS

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SUNDAY, PF"ORER 15, 1922. , . ee as stn he waite i Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Co 9, _ a —— ” ™ ——————— _— -- - = = —_—— PENMAN SSAA S MES, “ahaa Maa M SPANAIR AE ESAS 0 nn a wn rt ' ote oo a Suk tassels $9.50 Wool Blankets 91.29 Printed Linings Sale of Tots’ Coats and ine ——E— —— Heh theta A> saan —— Yr . - . . ,. . ¢ Rieh looking Lusse is, made of pure q Sott and Warm all-wool] Blanks Ts; ry ‘ t °> . . . » 4° . ° . _* . i ew’ ss if r rj ’ Nile . } ‘ 7% ) ; vr »% - ; . sulk thread; six ine ‘$s lone, with ero- boxSO0-inch size: finished with overcast ¢ BAS new partteras on ik “and —pbewsing tomorrow Morning, offering hundreds of Coats abd . « . ) . . . ? ~ 7 is j + | »t? wa tin 5 } . m4 + - > we + ~ 4 t chet top; shown in. black and white ends and shown in block plaids of pink, ey agency a-eetetin- ea anaee 5 Hats Im smarte Winter styles and ineluding sample sets. Wide : wide; in ve colorings ¢ choice of models for baby girls and bovs of a ii and the season *s hes? blue, tan or gray. Special 7¢ , ‘ se ‘OF 1] I ' Monday at, pair.. 45 Sr eee ee 98c | to 6 years, Savings range from.. oes A 0 eo -~—w © ee eeenaees 08 ‘ , # a o . Third Floor | Third Flvor eNO a eres > a ~ ‘eee f o +e Mee > —_ 2 Ant “yt. a ! F ee See ee ee en het ea. fe rn i £ Ney . 4 ‘wee Lieed ; a a at Retail in } tt tt oT ie ‘ Ae ‘gh erm ‘" —— Many Will Profit by These Specially Purchased Men’s Wool Sweater Coats 7 mS Nia ye: \ ; $9.50 Grade— % 85 ia NEG An Extraordinary Opportunity in Our Greatest Sc'e of NT ep eee : , Aan Societe a ae ere SR RSS RRAR ERR RA SR BA. xcellent Values : | 3 Special at... to 46 rehensive Showing fe groups in Bk section brings iikpselect gifts Which Offers Beautiful Instruments at Extreme Savings most ac i - ide i T Just w on ee | rie ae | , hade dainty snail . wr ery € ae bn — men are beginning to feel the néed of these serviceable garments SA | ee @ if you have any idea of buying a Phonograph, this sale undoubtedly holds much of interest for and make gif thon! dividual : we O al 11S unusual group. All Sweaters are 1n coal stvle, well knit of ex- ey) Bae A you, offering, as it does, console and upright models at considerably less than their value. And be- | ts ‘ in Boe cellent wool varns, with two pockets and with or without collar, ho: te OD 3, Cause of the very convenient terms every instrument is within moderate means. Rll et OGRE. —— eel 7 In solid colors of navy, green, maroon, brown and mw Lae | | ras ds | gray and heather mixtures of green, gray and brown. Sate Weer An AY | | itt, Console Mod el - | singer Electric Machines Fashionable for Fall Frocks : fc —— = ; Se } —— eae andsome Npreads m Sloth with | Poiret Twill nty lace motifs ang # th wid GY | . mee with wide . ) Z » border and st ' 3 $ eee een - geet ee stampe Freneh x : fi - = . . . t embroidery’; sizeg te beds. Splendid Special ¢ 1 Pens oe ee ae Including 15 10-inch Double Records ‘ : ° rr tm ° : H Values at.. Monday pal ; Quality— « = : eS =a of Your Choosing > 3 ar e*eeeeeteeves | , RY = ; ; =. ong a Ke esi: 7 : rn | wee fk The new and very desirable Queen Anne style with center open- meedge and ties; = segpaeen se rsa. ce arcane portable electric @ A closely twilled, pure worsted weave, 54 inches wide, : ao. ih a ing, which leaves the sides free for decorative pieces, 37 in high, Te ee Con ey nntaned medium weight, shown in navy and black; for suits and =; [i ‘M,// 40 in. long and 22 in. wide; equipped with latest features; all p n. case with good woodwork. Convenient and compact. street dresses; a material of dependable quality and style — pa | } ere: metal parts heavily gold plated; - ped Dresses ; distinction. Pe ee Y : sof cham- i Desk Machines Console Machines . ee Weel Suitines | geet a | large, silent-running, double- a wegen only: | aia ceian Li re 1 Serge ) Pe fn PM WItIn es { mt spring motor; plush-covered turn- ’ uality, . Quality, - : | ; F High-grade models; electric | Monday..... $1 10 ) Yard...... $2.50 Yard. $2.25 | table; space Sor 180 deep Ase: te of oc Desk Machines with dependable | This handsome Console gate-leg Soft finished French Serge of | Choice of twenty pieces; all j all makes of records. Dark ma- mped Bog” wait ad ¢} motor; excellent woodwork on | model, with electric sewing ma ~— gr ae ge Serra re frocks | ates | of a pg peng hogany. | me 4 ease. chine ipment. or Fall Suits; 54-1n. wide; serv- | manufacturer; pure wool; | mgt some 25¢ | | made of Floren ; ae are ara iceable wearing quality, in navy | sponged and pre-shrunk; 54 in. or crochet.. | = $2.95 H Special for Monday! and black. . wide; plain and novelty weaves. 48lach Uorl he 7 52-Inch Upright : of Covers go Towels is! R b il S 2 M h a 50 and 54 Inch Plain and Fancy Plush Coatings, yard, 84 to 815 prig brs for baby pillow - : W $1.76 54-Inch All-Wool Navy Blue Serge, yard $1. | o m dainty designs 3 ebullt se ing acnines $4.98 54-Inch All-wool Heather Coatings, yard 3.5 honogr aphs Phonoér aphs white embroidery; a in seal: 69c : A lot of White Rotary Rebuilt Sewing Machines, 9 $3 and $4 54-Inch All-Wool Plaid Skirtings, yard | 55¢ seceeness fully guaranteed; to close out. special ......... éncubaan $23. 5 $2.50 54-Inch Medium Weight Wool Velour, yard..... #2.19 | ashion Slips {Rompers | ie: Sixth Floor Third Floor Special Special r pillows; made of onl tag ; - ‘ : pees ont} af...... | At. . a0 both, with Ince edge | i 7: VR aT ry LTR ADE OTE ey TT UT RA TG Ne dae | hit ig! | : : | wi | Mw mw aaenieas: i y | wmmauUuagaw aah & ww | ; , os ee Bnpec 4 : , | . Queen Anne style obtainable in To our knowledge this is the largest ee Of heavy ; _ | ar | _ mahogany or fumed oak; has the standard-equipped Phonograph ever offer- 39c¢ $] — latest features and will play all ed at this low price; by all means see it. Qj : 9 52 inches high, 23 inches deep and 22 | makes of records. 48 inches high, ot inches wide; plays all makes of records reES | BeeGinch cen. y ets, 18x45. or — - » . te i So rhe bad and biue striped stamped for out- > ’ - - ad cal - r wo a > ? » . ; 7 * > Sees TRE PE, EBS OR SS SRE 2 abet. LPO NARS OL. SD aE Pg ASL on sd om Ch Ee OTS ©9 OF mak alhod of excellent quality steel] Serviceable for kitchens, dining freoms, re] sieve th ae pee $2.25 $1} 80) 50c Galvanized Coalnods and strong handle; spe- shown in blue, brown and mixtures; and » agrees eagn asag Oe cet st | gome Grade, ° $2.75 Griswold Dutch Ovens _ cially priced with enamel finish; all 9x12 feet, through to back; for t , pan , | Samous-Barr Co. brand 90c 2-Piece Lipped Aluminum Saucepan Sets Meadiae. Ot: «cosactas | Fifth Floor - | of psaeapagpr bau Paints for 60c Good Grade House pate brush — | floor an! house use; ready $4.50 Carpet eee ss oer ty : | Brea pte 85c Heavy Galvanized Washtu for appiucatio . $2.25 Large Size Savory Roasters : LS | “ae 45¢ - Ft. Clothes Props; metal end eeeoereeeeereee . $2 Diamond Edge Food Cho} pers ; Lenox Soap aaa 85c Galvanized Iron Water Buckets 10 35 on :] 90c Galvanized Iron Garbage Cans | Bars.. Cc $1.75 Wash Boilers $2.05 Galvanized Iron Ash Cans ...... sinstia 52.25 Mole bv. Punter Gain Made of hea yv tian with $1.65 F our Cans; 50-1D. size d ndable laun Recrs eo - er bottom; $2.25 Wall Coffee Mills; crockery canister. 81.50 ble—a depe ; mes li bp | strong PI weer 50e Wood Salt Boxes, with cover | soap—regular size cakes, SC for the | er P trong handle an tin ’ No phone or mail orders, athens rll of dave Me Mittorn: wae” mm ee ae spver: special $1.50 Wool Wall and Ceiling Dusters | P : ) 50c Round Enameled Roasters, with cover ee ol- Mie robe and large lw w w ywuaone os vw wm | = 7 we TH bas | : mair and rocker, "P" | a in dull * a Tt ) %! | i OLAa. ¥| & f HH ik | a) BS [ Monday at Cee at eemmaamm (1H URA uly) MLD | POR te] A MUU AHIR A ASA a Monday 8 USS 50 Kippot minum Sewpass’....csrns::0:: 2006 Dermot Caller | ple quality. +. * Seventh Floor | . Ab ut “ ] ett —_ ' j lO aaaa«,;, | wings Offered Mam © ae a Ro &,: ng-KOP suites Special at. . eee the popular Queen et, china cabinet, ¢ ir and five others; rstuffed Suites’ m Suites $300 Values for a & alues for $195 2s —— +Tries, offices, ete. amd aw in tw — TH oyvuog ae.

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SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 15 1009, ST LOU'S POST-DISPATCH A ne ———— SUCCESS OF U. S. NEW BOND ee REFLECTS INVESTMENT RESOURC aa | REPARATIO AN) { NEW YORK STOCK MARKET | NEW YORK BONDS _||__NEW YORK CURB 9 TICAL NA ~ > ee OS Seer ee me A la a, tH POC BB te ote aes oe >. erry a Fg Rating. as to the Post-Dispatch. NEW VORK, Oct. 14.—¥Following ts 9 yt of sales, _ abent. lowest . Speci ts the Of epatc! . | Be = - » = eee tats: 0) arin e Hy oe ere . Se Woy a5 re» “2 Seon sft headielh . ecw vals _ ao t aoa Y2 FO RA Re RR pCR, Keeton eNEY. @ INES Rt he arate a * hs + -_ Ohh =~) ~ Or N’O'CU HC alr Cm oS) © ak 41) ion hen ATL ROADS. 7 ‘a a - oF OMG Gornrc t Cable te the Peost-2 and New York Eventra LONDON, Oct. 14 —APrthur ly. editor of Bankers Magaz nancial editor of the L io tng Post tn financtal review Pr clazation of tension - the Near East has been Accor by greater eoncen tration of mestic political situatto: “Economists and bankers . * . Sua SeSESEnHe Horny ben Cao 10 oe | Ps Or ness. | ai" ~bibe oe he a . i e. z oi i ell alle £ welewese!. + Gl wee -- a - "“UrmmrnDoa boc we #9 9D yi : e Fu 2 os oak nr . By Leased Wire rom the New York Bureau of the Post-Diepatch. SEW YORK, Oct. 14—The Evening Post. in its weekly copyrighted fi- Mancia! review, sare “Wish Nezr Eastern matters giiseed from attention as a reftu! the ermisctice. the markets have re- tusmedg to consideration of domestic factere ané the temporarily obscured réperzetione issue he latter ferciiiy returned Plecé on the rtare deciine in the mark aii ‘time. Desnit Qctivity of the Presses. which no approximate:y a quarter tee in fresh notes a week, the decline , im the Icreign value of the mark has a } go far outrun the increase in note : circulation that the currency short- age persists, while the flight from the wmark hae continued unabated. The German Government has issued a: @ decree which testifies to an earnest Gecire to halt speculative selling and ee the escape of capita] into foreign Autc countries. The esuccess of these _° measures must. however. be called into questions. since the principal! causes of the mark's deciine are the reparations and the failure to balance the country’s interna! bud- get. ne | bee ea eee > o a -- é x - 4 w~ co Hoa J 4. Me a en ee SP ee ee ee : 2 . thie Rw , et ’ a ¢ -. oe — | b+ pe ¢ IPOMDc Wiley” = ~— " 7 ss a Milne nit athena a» and Atte dm. aatien sond ha ae a date nt ce ‘ - . yz ewer et ee? aod oO Mego c * Pg Po = 1 hee oe b+ 4 DPI EN ED ee ed et eee Ce en Teo ° —e — 2 a ean » 2° ~~ pe ee Cc!“ we ow We buat ” ty ~ re be ' a Ae —! edt sid Co mime ay lel Ons suscseveoe ~~ WwW Lb cbr 25 © 85 GO he mh * fi > Pi pope ae i Nk ae . on a 2 d — _s ‘ Sel; PTR STS lew es cnroe | | hoor wDdloac ~ LE HSTET: reise s he 2 ¢ wr ‘J ” ed e/ \e | | waedad bys eve™ Ux eadis # em we Pe ™m am MiSCH OUD} b-1H DOF ,: ~- . a > yt phe we he re pe * ’ , 4 rs we ead ww > 4 > : - ? y dee Dw ipert 7. 7. Gi tg ox + he bet & - eee ere ne ss eee. tot & 4 pws be be ~) pot bet pd Pp” etuaee i a) 2) wt ® lic Jil.d 1-16 es - ~ ¢ eS Sterling Fxchange Firm. “Meanwhile the other exchanges a. oe fave resumed the tendencies dis- ERroa layed before the development of the do B 2... urkish crisis. French francs again | PTBic pra 7 show weakness in sympathy with the — mark, while sterling, after the pres- Cer pig 6 sure caised by the culmination of | Calif Pet political events and seasonal com- 4° 7 mercial necessities, is firm. The ex- eceltent character of the management given Britain's finances continucs to be svident. Government borrowing to meet Oct. 1 payments on Interest and maturities proved to he con- Siderably emailer than had been in- ticipated. Government revenue shows a substantial excess over ex- penditure, and funds have been ac- cumulated in America to start iIn- terest payments on the war deb* The first payment of £50.000.000 wilt! | : be turned over to representatives of eur Government on Monday. Obvi- | Cons @usiy the trend of things in Furope ‘°° for the next few months now depends on the decisions taken regarding feparations. The present moratorium Will soen run out and another critx‘s will develop uniees the various coun- tries cemcerned ean agree to a su idh*in the meantime (our owr terest clearly lies in the reachin. - ’ “ . " > , , ae 1 * , ; oiiees - - _ . a : : r , . . 4 : - ~ ° P| . - " . *, - . . y 4 . } : 7 } ; . ‘ pun - - . ‘ — : ‘ a ‘ a e » : j j 4 a" «4 . ; 7 - “ . 4s . i* : ‘ . bo - 4 J , , 5 oR “> 12 7 quetuam eee ‘ ’ x ¢ {4 £ : E e¢ 3 : ' rT. - 4 ; } ] ; » 2 t S «3! 4 ’ . * ; . : : . ‘ ‘ " . , : ' . A, ‘ j ; ; s . r : - . .. ” _ =. ‘3 ‘ . ‘ ; * & ait g? ; f 14 , . P . P - _—__—- — . ¥ ) } ‘ ’ at) ’ ; 7 ” » 2 ; (os P ’ x . ; ' ‘ . . 5 : : ‘ . . +. - . @ Werkablie agreement. from which nnd . - J lf em > od foo Oo oun: sd i ee. = Ae ae . owe eo Ret “os ; Sou P & R.! ; ; : ‘ ‘ - . ‘ ; . ‘ ? , “a i i ‘ “ . " . .- ° . - f may be inferred that we «xt on'd } or 53 f er + & (5 } me? 44 MD 15 1S i, , “£ 21 23 re ; . an nie . en 4 . in a q . ’ 2 » j . . . ‘ ‘ . »* 4 4 . 4 , i 7 4 5 “ . 4 eae tah c . : 4 q 4 | 4 sn : . # } J . : ; . to - , 4 2 . »« é . 5 , he , 4 7 : . > } 3 4 ; } . : - , : . ~ © ‘ a . z ? ’ . . . “ : > J L& i i“; &. ¥ a . me : > f > ¢ - . Pe, i a5 2 ers - i f.? i } 4 - Se ; — .-.. - s 4 “ - . * ’ ¥ . ge ‘ Ree > > ¢ ral TT, 1 ’ - : } e , ’ , 7 ‘ ys or >; . woe 4 ’ %, . ad Oe Ee sad RAI! ROADS. —) ce OR eh ee ee! TO Maem a gu. oc MOOON ~/ . ' ae ~ - i ee ee Cer | we ww * (ey = e ® ® “ INDU STRIALS. Am Ag Ch 7 ies 104% #$=%i104 Am 8m lst { : a4 & R 6s. .102 2 T cv 17? ] Cc vp ¢ bee wae he of ss. « 2 @ ~~ a no st s 4 mas 4 os oe — se pot bt CPC Ct Dp a Lt : InASOoOoOPOoO& you and -- as Pe abt okt at - + sé - wee ae et co - -4p4 - *~ ot om © 6 +O. re -»~ | Str FF HS CHAIR Ca@Klr cece rerexrte ma, poe:tion next * — OSL S- & & beerns Ita TD we >>>} ~~ >Okt ‘15D et 7. i) : ‘ it aa? bet ra’ bt pe 2o°° ~ ~) -_ —_ The pr the replacement wate investore as a ~, bo “20 = + CEPI FSS OE } jee | woo af SFE rid ~ ~ o » > ob >» On o-) - +) ~ ment securities tax vrarmerts banks power to rent cfferings avereg@ee s"oWw are * © » ‘ . « J - ao) ~ 7 he > ww - es * SS=85 32 SE RE POSER PSE ES FERRED: swe eee = pepe. + seeten a etna aoe me ALOR IE SVE ER AGRO lee He Ae SP CP TRIE ely OE CMTE VLE SGN RN LATER RTO NF OB ES HR RI ee Ett AUD “ee a ae aa Se” ~ oD ' oe; @e} ee . * . : is GAL - “wvceetrmrer = @e in eight montis ~~ 6 0 banks tnereased the £45.°90 000 Hience rnarket has eniored a supp no lor@er will be availabsl Cavrarcrar* exnercdc —- wri _ le le ten Shia [=] 2 4 > o 4 he ISHII MeHreoOI Dow Ws Typonan tT © el ae eee ee > ~~) Serbo: ce Brees oo) New Mex Lan sg. oble Ol & toate Englan * FO Noble & G pfd. Omar ¢ | & Gas. I k O1] HOVERS NATAL, LE a AIO ie by oP OP Oe OO RIE Hg I NR ot me Phy om “ . , APE 5 TORS ET ES PRE? “TN perp ate ct ese agp Be 0S, eis, ae a) »~ SIT SL EF | 4 © - Z| he a 5 rope » Or3w29r5 nr wn ec a .* -_ >. Ss ~ further and fresh infia vv?’ @ > ——_—_— | -— = Te! SR ¥ Sh Drow 292 a“ ~_ — ‘Af : > Sao o Op! CO pw &* a 2 - ov weet eit ot 4 ge . - -™ bee ¢ rom — >| SHSTTH OS, S be (DRIVLVID RON pio De Lael woop . 4 oe. gis“) D9 Crm.9boDoursd PA = ~ Es PSP TR x , « . a bee ee } y¥ 7a | Oroh™ ord 27 Sy ' FWOe | ee Ex wv i aes ¥ 5" | rik oo ri a M4 : . be ay = 7 5 4 : - Ey Leased = ire Fe m the New ¥ OE ee ey OD 7 nmin b be Prepared to take g practical asi’ tude with reference to debts owed @e by the Allies. Ae “Domestic developments remain Fishy Feasonably eatisfactory. Car load- »/\° )’ ines heve eet a new high for the Freeport. year, which is close to the million Gen Asv @are &@ week mark. Jt is only ‘ght- do pte b ly below the best performances of few * ~~ % pb the fall of 1920, which were. inci- | Gen a Y Gentaliy, the best performances in Gt® Motors 18 the eountry’s history The coal —% ' Production hanes c'ose to 10 199.0% An * fone a week and the stee nduetry G'icder hes recovered a'l! its strike Ts fm the metter of producticr a Shortage still persists, but it ie evi- ! Gent that ind usiry is tnoving ahead pers _ about es rapidly as transportation Hartmun facil: will permit. Prices of farm Hendee proéuctse sre meinteaining recent @°ustorn Ol 24° geting wheat being eided by recent oe tt Peporté of ehortages in foreign crops; {nt age tte b Cotton responding to trade buying indiahorma which wes delayed pending a cleared {27sne ler def of the Near Eastern situa- | an By, "e et ‘ me 14 oe ras a id « Ae Tele eee wer © Peay es — Transactions on the St. Lous Steck Be hay - - Boy. = change at the week-end session amountel @ ark . influenced 865 shares of steck and $3000 bonds ; s epeerent tues _ The following ts a lst of sales maés, Ge prices paid and the net changes as compart /with the preceding day's sales er at vious, eras sections. “Increase —Deqeas change t~ ' | | —~ oe ‘| +b @ — Ben hs i. PN 29, . t *) » eee f ] ‘STANDARD 5)" ‘ =) pe? pe s > os +2 ad eS SF eS oe Fat nS DY i poe ro Ce OA rae Be > +4 > | & OUND he C#™*RS BDO 4a@dve D — bd - ~ ~*~ ~ 4D p* D-DD Veo oe 9@V-3IDored amen! oe 3 ”. se) Eel») = } » : - ro~3U OOD POD * ne ww ae HDBare' > Z” - iw) bt onDNOD ped hed bed et IP OMD*2D9-T-I1DO 2 VY: AANO+9O DS »>Div we b+ be ns me Dee POD oe ~ ® } DP . ~ be 9 Dis - a) SPEC MOET PER SECURITY + > ‘+ - ‘ - r ~ 1D 1S Co Oo he ~-1LI ~) ' ~ « sé... 28 * Was as * al ye Weipa Die OT PON re NA" AEE. NE ty yet llr He oie tigi. 8 AERO reer» eal ong s . a. vane ; nee —, SS ean ate Aveeno, Sheen irl eager abel 8 DUT RA: can ee 4 : . . »N ¥ new ah + - i a —~ > —_— o = "10 S O Ken . 610 MINING. 70 Bie Ledge 10c & M Cor. S60 8 Canar! D % 853 Cande) vf ’ B9e ’ ji soothe | Re Gh SLOP STR N OE RN TE eR AB i AI CT OE a IB Oni Nay, ah ~v? od you on 11s poy “ ee ee. oer ~ — © (2-1QOWO ke OVD Or > DOD aS CRE SF BE eS a # ae 3 ,* -- * ~* G2 “ee r } 4 a Dt io- [Ses -&: 88 ~~ 2 ot »& dia 2~OG SD D* - + fit pete ge eee pe FPS CSF S- etre el | | : ; Seoans' “wor > => 1M: ; The effects of these trice 3 changes will be felt iater on in two Weve. For one thing the forecast @reeter activity in the textile 4is- tricte, @né for enother they promise e@reetér income to the farmers In beth cases the outeome w!! be rcreat- ar verchearing «power with vorre- eronGa¢ favorable implicetions as to eebere! burinces situation of Better Business. “Benking returns and monetary @entitions confirm the signs of im- | PF business. Rediscounts with | ra) Reserve Banke, and with. Cireviation end deposit iia- of theese tnetitutions, continue a5 18S ese. The reserve ratio of the +...” ; S o1 4 eyetem now eteands at 175.7 , a? e1% 121% 1 Week, range: ne from Wee in sur - i) M29 D oh Oc > - > ~) > roe Te Fi 2PPPSC SC SEK CUTTS ~}-3 50 M25 wie 3 »D- »-}- ier Le “3.9% ee ee ee Special to the Post-Dispatch. CHICAGO, Oct. 14—Following is a4 re- Port of day's saies, high. low and closing c tations at the Chicago Stock Exchence he ee = bs he = > ~ } ~) +e Ut 5 oe tore RP oe b+ =~) - 3p pe ys * Ww ME PALS AND BQU [PME: NTS. laska ‘st aska Juno » pal i TO PON GD evel lll el | “ ++ ee 4 SLRS I ISTE SITS Pe PM KS “3-1 2c OY nde rs bed REPS RO eT Ce j a j ' IW WD~19 ~ IDDM Or Ooo wid> SD Va ws i) ws | i | | et bed bed beg . -_- - > oo ‘Or 0 9cae ral > H/ 12-2 ee OWN@ WHO! - cm . 4% "dn * ~~ ory . a . @etéae@as i ~ es] > ~ J & » 2 dh *§ OOD W100 OO HO} Da) Dei oe ? Jet ike > he *) / five oA ~ 97D ibe -- ou _ indadcebini - , —~——-— Clearings, Money, Silver The &t. Louts Clearing House Assoc‘ation report showed debits to inéividual accounts of $22.900.000. and 4ebite to bank and bankers’ accounts of 820.100.0000, making a w/in “ oO” at 4 ~ * Op “ oh rr) ps i@a ' Stn ‘ s|> a . sal Li ovelcet + ps Crono et ese ers bere thee pe he C4 LDADAD RAL HA bes FEE SEL is" ODDWw “~~ DO Pa “PCOTIIOe he b+ bet be ee ee bh ee WOON Yr} Ore es om ; tanta a OE FOS WS ee ot semgtaieee ~ ° ore - eran | r . « 4 = Pa oP ae = ras af £438. 000.000 ‘ DON. Oct. 14 —Bar estiver. 84%c per wv. 1% per cent D' scount rates, 16 ner cent. Three :nonths’ +f "er rent 2 > tota’' a SR SS SS Ly Se a) > ~~ = w@ » wwe om Oo ee 4 Ot Or (968-3209 +2 Orc 4 i = > ape - ‘for week. ¢*Partly ext: a 8.106% ’ O€ cloths and sheetings were in excellent de- 2 @f the fail ee + ogg marta = _ titi . 30%! 29: S uta ‘Na Tee including per cent extra in stock. RAILROADS. ;mand with some buyers anxious to piace ey - ; as ar testimony. Al and Suso 3% orders for ~~ - si ww Pu “ oad tiles Dry Goods Market Review. h ‘ Te 0. ’ ae « wo lwo ws) . > ; 4 -A roe" a ~«e ww «7 : : oe €e oe6¢ : etocess gdh i ti Mae discounte - Ane goa “rei apeey cenit: 4 New York Bank Distidanih — ittle ie 70: gretting. fesue. Not only doer this issue mark "“' @¢™Mand deposits increased $13.- NEW YORK, Oct. 14—The actual con4!- lealers wero ~2° FS Mte B the Spécessful passing of an Impor- 451.900 The reserve of member at -> ¢ 7 : tion of ¢} ‘learing House banks and trust el'ow Tax! tant etage in the refunding of the banks in the Federal Reserve Bank x . as Followtn aiiltieaeta he Weck ahewt a Aancis a Total sales. 15.000 shares. country's huge war debt: it demon- inereased .$7°1.°962.900 sera wee ; ' And $720.9 his Sik oak Seana $70.- | @trates that the Treasury can be de Fuchange Market trreaniar. a rtive ti priate penie@ on to complete its ref: nding “The tone of thé foreten exchar NET FARNINGS for the er tA2A ~ ; ae re tal z } 2 i) “ : ( @perations without disturbing the Was irregular this m rring ory om ~ an aon an Low : : siediibn ._ & —_ J 1 c- B: . ‘AN ~ ee (6 4 ‘ . a * vears enced Februa ry 28. 19 rket for other securites or the: amount of business Bona ' ; : = saieone Ss *n Vault 7 ee hn! es tte 44 ad ; A hat > es ae SO Rg os aacter Scere ae “er ae Ss aie 7. ne +3" so : metnsers Fede: Reserve Ban $: 32... O To! ris ™ ' Shared about $6.85 per share. oO Pe mwwoo Pa oe tos oe ron rs o . Dee 7 ae DBP P-ODDWHOVDH O i ee ~2DL9— pnt i-2De '@ me “ 4 ~ re ese 2 eis let) POP, ORK 5 UMN ac Mareen ae s _ Sopete =) a i @mocth working of our banking i. beeen £0 the norms! 4 ‘ a a eatin " trading. Sterling at $4 47% THE COMPANY INTENDS ‘Bes tN NLA — — Senmeans OF of Kew Jerecy and some | nang en 8 oot oman fo STOCKS, BONDS and GRAIN IDENDS AT THE RAT@OP Me = 000-8. Avi’ ter 20.3 cont . @f the other of] issues. the stock. aha eae er wes ene : 2 00 PER SHARE. . Demand 33%, . : cent in Pur- 2d a a ggg Pegg te | tone this chases for foreign account. Francs aenttoattiie will be made to cost Teemanen Se a . oy wot - Un e leadership of | were unchanged at 757 % cents. but Members list this stock on the New 0 ™ a - —_ Stock Exchange. | oommon a number of itndustria!s | lire gold4 off to 422 centea. Exchanges New York Stock Exchange raging nee ~ SO prea wed BD yes try sain ln ple hth BNE TET i Dag sah RR RRM ape ek eee ee MR Vere eS een a ~~ we PDD MlOM OC -12ODWUIDeto CFNOOVW a . a f ; (eRe ono 2 NWwHS Ml, lls. ll ls Faeyr 24 i caewa tor the id es ~ ne Bighion the Scandinavian centers were 4 e the rail-| _ heavy. with the exception of Swed! eh . Berday hort session. The” bona | mint that negotiations for a Norwent. (ie) Mo ST ATM gorve. $2.32 200 se. $20.290.74 St. Louls Stock Exchange | market was also rath more artive i responsible for the break of 276 pointe . : z he . 2 "3 : . = } rk pe 1 fuding i! Py. ADVERTISEMENT. Chic S . : 4 : p ; ; ~ Tr " ago Stock Exchange se i OTHER EXCTIA! tbied no special strength in sym-jton ‘The ts ; 3 - . a active trade buying of ent. bwring thie mor - 4 , od 701 2n0 .= ut : 7 . a .. the gains tn the stockton which has been noted during the the December detive elie . 027 Ohh ee SI. eA ginia, has just refused to grant an apt Olive 4603; Central 4376_ Shares were by no means ne- | checks. whi Pee ch were up 2 points fe The turnove _ large for 4 nial that negotiations for 4 Norwe-t then 46 urevally the Gan on a halfiie check ee: J Lv ints, % on that country 742 SRT. reas 8) S57.10¢f - p | et, ya poten rs Ro ge wvted in the commodity ~ oe aka eae 19 aha ene” eee lE OIL CORPORATION |) Aue Chi R | a pas Ba Apc te 8 conte i. e ; mark With the exception af cot. crop will be e! , lated ty Dep h F iene | | cago Boerd of T d ‘ rere 9 4 mt = ere: | i Re The Prot Ri ona. Vi __ hier seug x © race : 7 ae ; ii re q > past few days continued this morn. ear! , te fron eae gar mene cation made by Untermyer int t . Merranine , y in the day , ala markate nts 4 reserve od r interests f 4 Oo St. statement of elses ‘Trade reports on cotton in steht were almost HAC She . - sie e "her Ranke and rut “ry a nie in a an imimediate preiiminary infunction 10-412 live Ras - House shows. surplus somewhat at variance 3 O00 teen “Tate, . Povonts , ; ; with statis. | minimum of hue 727 wey ernie te o a 44 ; against Corporate Board ef Directors of wnat 14,510,680, but Gone eee business being done at 981.804 ase $9937160 Ben ore Main 3380 Central 1669 a} Members New York Stock } tical estimates and in : $29,064,000 ust rr , the Piler: Cii fC z ; ~ and belief that the! prices iittie ehangea liven yesterday. --@ ta vau it. 964.267, Trust co ' e Orporatios 66 bew con- Members St. Louis Stock -

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a SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15, 1999 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH z CENTS A POUND ON NEW YORK MARKET AT Close OF WEEK Wall Street News and Comment | BUTCHER HOGS CLOSE WINNIPEG WHEAT IS STRONG Batter, eee sod Poult | COTTON RANGES UIP Ns ®. Leus cuUmMmission houses aid the ? u a PE a ie tates : u ng Prices te Tmere and country i Ih A | N A ti P f —SPECIAL DAILY— | | AN D A | far gemnd ies ‘@uotea higher POLIT WEEK ON LOWER BASIS MERICAN PRICES RISE Sees Sse TRADE AT WEEK-END By a Special Correspondent Of the ers or else to companies which a ; frets, Slo; seconds 28o; pack. a Post-Dispate &e NEW YORK. ak ee ' re looked on &s earning enough to By the Asgociated Pre % Liberties the bond neko uts - of inaugurate or increase dividend Pay- « ee CHICAGO. ¢ a % CHEESE > oie 4 , w ‘ iri “1. > - . j , a - a > Pct 5 ' re . to * — a - : 3B as firm The street began Stee: Market Varies From ° ™ateria: t this week tn lifting we : a eo po a cate ee Bee been | 28c: sing at Jape: logghorne ‘gt hse: Ady Mensio * | a es at 240: ¥ 2R°'9: yn . abe. Advance of Nearly Three-Quar- today with ‘ ' ments. t J eee Prices Senera))y } 2) take ' is ww ; ‘. iigher. mores thought "rhi o. ! he j b ome, | This Was true both Of investment Giear o's. ve - — United States Steady to S0c Lower— 4 Oe , wi the Turks ¢) the upward sev am, the disturbing influence ef pigeons and speculative iasues. Among tha’, enon With = its enormous ie Soci hecling p meush the fret result of he nn, rhe area? to show | $1 on | ver fers of a Cent tn Tweno }4atter there was , eek mong the treagur; accumulation, and the new Sheep Prices Rise quickly epecine, in valu Heavy buyts hich set in lead the: tendere S cea Paeuna, oer SS omad f 7% . “fy active tr; in hieh san, . — CsCAiY OPinions tho ad ' Poche. ge S aa “ere (to forget . . v : . rad ng his h record made by Stee] common ik cast hogtilities . ' ren a , Gar e ts of stoppage of the Near — “ "4 en* ove Vays Is Show a. fey ‘ OU? lee ee im 6WAS lhie i tha UnGer present Euro, conal. cocks, e3 . : : yk : AP opmaparce ace : " opean or a 18+ gh - 16 bretlers. tree ae » . @ Setba in Invine - S No ck in London Se- incible Oil gs Wiese tie ant > | “s &1 reflected views on the Subject of a wae Se Seance t ‘ ‘ vvw\ an a ‘-an acy Dte . . . " one gurke; old turkeys. 3c: | turkeys, | ‘o the Post-Dispater advance of nN ar : ‘ ‘ ‘Cariy 3 pointe ; ; Sullish estimate ’ ing, , points today. | possible stock dividend. American . COMPARATIV CEIPT: to bullish ». Fp rid’s availa ‘upply of wheat gave further : I ifecultles, which Prevented any !} ence. 4c: younw ducks, 4 .’ ORK, (Cee 14.—Trading |; Lotten ‘een ed a “ .- ° Strength in the Stock into which th ie . Probable, However, Owing bonds are convertibi: There were 2d Industrial Aleohol were bought. |: Hoge ~ “S!¥es 44.57 922 31,13 stimulus. Be 1 Seige: a8 An addit'one: | : ® Ww ; } ‘ ; : ‘-« yA | ; : “ee iain ; iil k oY | reermor SC . , ; Y i ‘ 7 " 4isoO hea VY deali-: i : iere vere Rubbs« r stocks continued to fee] the Fhean eye 9 4 . , Was sow: 'vY corn ; tne Shonsive to great S‘rength thar . \ =A L3S—Quote: 120@140 ibe., at Bea r atiy ad trade tntarea: Riis Eas M C diti : » BS in the Chile COop-: faw hle ef i¢ ! 40 ~o'? New hig ries ib; 150180 Ibe 7a ke er Ib 180 A204 verything the @. ying to y oney on tions. per ISS les pa rticularly th ; ee ie 4AVOTrADI!e effect of the rise in crude 7 ya \ . s . “ at : ea ‘ FOT were rea hed or Rome deliveries aft nanan Ihe 5 @Be Der bh rough goood, underfed Brae é. ue “ue Sep iat ; cared ’ ~~ . ‘ iXes LIT . ¥ fies amen - . ree “4OVvery ry eet aod oh ex > . Py : : . . , ’ . “ee a, i : ; “teadi! le’ : ‘© sixes, bu Pruoocr prices following measures ot 4 01 Peete Corn was | radic: ‘he org ; ain : hy eslitmnates of the 1922 le of a eT weight, otc » mot wanted: sheep, J@ 10 ? Vance « ¢ hait eal Frida 4 Xport Mrmiue attract ad tol ral, rect iiness of the argentine ac; Ducks, VES _ - ; haske. ad ee Padg a: dat. “GETABLES. mber ay ch, which oor 4 4 . : on . "Hac repre téd = With the next change srnal) Kn ae jig 7,5 ‘ ; _ . > S| as sa tne Ta ke nr to restrict Productio . “3 =e ‘ Uuthern Railway . n in the P . I Z erse } Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch .... tire T} en oe WOES Far East Most of the Other pn ) Se ae sy Hume-egrow - ts sin } ° = ‘ ‘ i . . | . . J ata ‘ = 4 nar. i . ‘ 4 eee } a . ‘ i - ; rc ‘ : 2 ; c *? Vv and New York Kvening Post. OY Were bought in ‘Gree kets shared moderately the 0 ‘th 1 lowe, ' ’ Pras iT] ere unches, 2he may OS — Rie aay = : . } 7 Kx £& - . at on oe 7 ‘ sf | , 4 s >§ t ; Ule ‘. , : A . - ‘ ’ . o* ; , " . ' 4 :? eX v? 1 ay? : ’ a 4 ie, 0 ? ’ he , , , - LONDON Oct. 14.—Arthur Wy e at advan, ‘ns prices The con- ; ’ P 7 i ‘ streng h ie ‘Le a bare and pte whe ’%. 14.- ph LOV ‘ , AN ad —s : oF ' BE. NS— Home-grown. S79 to er VPpward ae a’ dieect , buat | ae lated S 3 . os S.LOw {Ss Stee) i OoOmmon made te rs , Bs oe , > ; : ‘ é eck asker $2 a ‘ j : ‘ ttle activity ly, Milter of Bankers’ Magazine ang “'#'ed 58 were gla dealt in toa | gee | MOGer Dor poly, advanced °s, g , es Od prev ' . Roem OF tenene neh and beer Hol one ) ° . as ars ‘ve @ + 2 ugnest, direct]y a los Drove a oe, a tat na ON im local mi f.. and atioy . rile ¢ iret hour, ut t! } . - ay! 4. ’ eso'ta ol]- i, , : ; : . financial editor of the In: ion Morn : se extent, YUut With Practically no ; . ai tg : ’ at the Ci0se. The ti , Videnced in . > roin | , a mere than made up ' ; ele fan. - ‘APR $15 to r ton delivered. Sut ee ; ' we 1D, The re ing Post, {tn financial revieu t da 1 nat re } Price. Fractiona! o : sNndaependent Slee) stock s—especia)}y if ke : - abival i nen ing Ww: 4 n + buvin ‘ ~ s ta woth gia } me on, 15 1 a} on Piette atraal non *'"e@ now en says: _ i were also made h, the hi eens Republic Iron and Steel, Lackawan- n #:eers applied to K, raat Low Clos re Felne, migher cable | to $1.78 3%. aeeSew. of spots ur centracte” aunt, in the “eh . 4 ie a Lj a ] - l-grade ; : ‘ . ‘3 Y P ‘ wd — * ; iti ’ "_* ' — m —— > ered ield fhe a ivan e , now ; . . see : ‘ “Relaxation of tension regard ne in, fst mer t railroad lia ; a : ‘ = led ana Bethlehen) Steel—fe]] into al run d ‘ Wak Le] t i} 3 pee) i A mS. IT} } a , Mtr of De ember a: $1.10 ve 0 nA i : ” 1 i erates. ren hs oa of Near East has heen sco] anied Va . filed Lehigh ine th the leade " ¢ an tone-y. 4y Y Care on | ’ricea Bt } 1] = ns apo wever, at the end of the | h ned ers wy yt ss crates, $1: 4 ; ‘ia * Contracts the 2 s -h AOCOM pan lex aiie@y ¢ Onsolidated 4%s «pn! sy raseh THe seader on the rise “Ba 22 OM 38S.i ‘Or canner T eae Way , rst hour these offe; INES Were gbeorhed ar ~ 165 to § 75; bunche f ye som * of @ few points wp “0 : ae: Otler kinds Bu! { the K. Cc O45 %, sh, Loe VG pie FP cape ‘ea —eSrt, . 65¢ to 60c, xx an4 x, $2 50 ord fimusee peUthern ryeeee i - ‘ - , phy f : . rhyte: ' Nm enti tng } : Ne. cr Tous «Tate , . ' Frida, Se erecating 7 000 . { MEERS—lIow, loose, $1.75 per ng 77g ae & previous high figure of 64. ii. « ses 4 ee . ) OF 80 7” to aur © & ise PID Cos + \ by greater concentration on the @ ? ie ann Re ‘ a ‘AC and better prices were FINANCTAL NOTES. fel Veariing "24 trom $: 3 to § ee 2208 | ) rug band than weual, ani t. 1] Cl ee er IrKent export a and emphasized | IREEN ONION®—Home-ereus . nad| rhe: dozen hunche J Home-grown. mestio political situasio: iteie se , , j ’ ' . iT} 4 Tr ie 7 Imo ee} - . ; . yy t “50M 4, rai 4a (7? About Wo years a£fo when the ot a Sel “18n usual, an] ' t 1% Lilie } i ar ore mo} ' ‘ ath hie ) “Yr 4 + fe ed > a eo sale in ‘er nin = Len 4 =as s. report on Gomestic 1 1] 8 i : ‘REEN Pp -PPE RS. Home grown. 50- “Economists and bankers consi. 3 ee ; that a defau't in reparati c : ; : saa ‘ rr) ny bonds. Stock (}i \ lade? } ‘ raze was making ie ’ rl {r ; , - Punt he rn ; , - ' oe at ; TN) Fee September show. ‘ ; J : ‘ : li ‘ets @, a ‘ . sii : tis — ee , ; @rne Ca ; ‘ oes i 4 t ‘* ‘ ihe ‘ lO : ron by “Sa : 7 . r . ) aan P y a . ae : x ments is inevita ble unlees further ae we ; LS Det = Seir felt. Just as it is now, the re mE scope. , f01 dro: Nuiner = —— ml ets ' twhe: Mi) Soi teal — bu bor Red Peppers. 50c per peck i 4 pelts, . ains . 144 000 } veer. relief le granted in th Natt d alt pot, as nor , wlennentaie ) ' mn ©d yearlings sould 3 7 = wd. v4 us ré unchanged rh ye mf sm vi of © fact that n consimp. 4 G it ne Matter i j Ove - port Was circulated that the Stee) 7)". ' ae with §$]° 3 he Mea ay : Me we; S ees : t nr. paste Home eTown 1f%- nee | bos ‘On Ast Season amo. 000 balee rT): eet one ‘ ; M@ld for ; QO s ‘ > IS f "4 ; } 7 Cte : = . VCR, ' "a et as . . rex “a , ‘udt i. ’ payments. The repa rati« . : { Orporation Was x: ing to declare Q ' b> : ; res oun | “4 , I - } 1 ¢ ' . ~ FF . dy ‘ } wi! ‘ ‘ , if n eae — Tork ones. $2 for bd 4 - p er intere , rected eT Pareton’ however, temporarily is net in + ‘ates Steel sinking funa ; hint tints “Atet tania ; sien s * constituting the top and DECEMBER co peo Semand f ‘clorado teeberg. $8 5G s., $3 30 ver box; ‘B dry under way the ie P s i ‘ AMT] ) .£ RT Ke K cqivideng VA hen Wuestione . CI t! . n . - P it ne “ _ ' } ‘ ' * erg. $. on ’ $A Ie f or * figures made en public eve because of ae arran : ener} Sleetric deben: — ey esked rine poe 107)! fen? \ . , ane mg ’ 7 v a . o> 4 a1 4 , a \ TOE S— ed Ris we Ohinoe $1” *xtreniely favorable comparison But 3 > -_ ° _— rn iv @) c 4 + 1 , , - —_ ws ° “ ’ ‘ , , i : . ‘ 1eSsn i ; : ~~ . ' , rts ‘ Dre ment recently mace, Postponeamen: ad i\round the «ar- horas Stock diy ldend ’ ‘ Té Virtual] ne f ' ; ' sd + 4 --" ——— Ta 1 to .. 326 “ebrask« ee was : ~ ; tees . yg +s il S4A4Me@ price n aa. mas not heer declared + _ “ene o mce nN ired te a milea t Pepto } t yet th 2. TZ; * guiet but ¢ , owt fon i Caho rurale 8] An “Ole ‘he beginning =e British funding missions de- rcay. Considerabie aciivic. tl ede oe | oe ee . f the fair-fieshed’ hens, 34 a : i ofluence. May ens”? rbanks, 2) net? $1.35 to $1.80: rune |/@ tetal or 1. 065.¢ parture is another sign that domeatic od i ; ‘ ‘Wit “a 2 pial Said that nothir & immediat» 8§4t + t the marke: 1a pe FF : ~ : - , aL h - th on. foun . $1.50 per 100 Ibe 1.118.600 heiag , , " . eins evidence iv} Sugar bye r de “~* — : . : ' a . oF) : nathy Bc, , . HH Qe | } ? VA ere te ne dei ne gree. we Or Red » Bi 2 to . 5 so whit othe words : ’ year In politics are perturbing f2overnmaenrr et _ : , eaten »’ + 4s. Tr} promised 4 he reports regard .- - phi . > Metocs Py . - ‘ tS i} 1 , ‘ yy ter , ‘ hiarts wee : " Premiume large yellow : a0 ~- al . , snags . . try hoid 50. . ° eircles. The postponement ts -. 5) mpathy With higfher ’ a in ; tack dividend on stee! r oe a = ; . es Lor bi C $47 > £* 47. . Pte . : ia " : = . . 1 De . v* «+ Der tag h an @ year 4 6 : if _ : surca atocke ict. ~ : : AM A I si | ¢ : eek ! liing ff , 4 . aa AE : ; y af leman w rA BH, GA—Cana. ne Ss P me , es over oa gretted in financial circles, n¢ Dre. r stoc} Cuba ¢ ad ommon cropn ip strong again to. $620 3° ~ Shipping cows at $6.75 to — UY Saeed” gee Marker c! per 100 Ihe wen. S125 we SESS . ~\eghe steady reduction « a bt , Q ’ ; : , ee . ne . I 5 a” Io “»f) | | : . ~— »* ' ss r . ’ 4 ; oo = ‘fe raid 'ockK . vious delays may have Produced the Venced a POIMt and Punta Aq} “a Te day ne Pulk of tche: => . ge : +: ge, . , Pi. iT e7%c: July’ at b PARSLEY—Home-gror mn. 10¢ cosen «| rprising “that ‘mile are ee ae anne ; + A ‘* = : 5 ! : ; 4* es - a.4 tha . tae. y m4 , 7 , UN hese “ “ot ‘4 ‘ : ; ‘ impression that Britain is not in rnade n smaller fain. “ane “ b i . ss ‘ “@Y birong te Ow, bey tour . ha pe "a ~ a J , Py R \DISHES—H e if lo ype? n o7 hand and ordere rib boty th Ame: eee MENT jump of 4 pointes in biy a Seed to $4.25 : Dos- ; sores _= = lay and Jute n’ Ned mac omer grat: Goze: “he ~ne-Erowm tips. 200 per jas reported being —~ i i> , ; = te I "i ; rT? P 4 ’ . ’ ‘ . i'y ets Tah ec . . ’ nt . . "te . . : , nner Be ge SE "EM ) | vit nt | igh reco "-H——Home-grown. 28> ‘ ei ptPward movement was stead : ad Oia ark box » 25e to 40¢ De: ’ ems throughout the ®@26)\0n cae at of 28 Dotmee « re wie Fe Misono Biotcmon SCBwWemonts A hi Tt rm 2 “alan em FF Stent SOK Co CO hs apn: earnest recarding funding. Any such {can i-dison i =" ere mS; : View should be removed py 1} among ies P a . — : v nny POTATOFRs— I?) . ’ 2 of easy money probably wll) prevent Sive so high mn To is iy g ai “sain : “tt ) ‘N® gul- Ch08@2 aby ‘may ff Friday oO; . . nt re nepey hell e to Re nontt ham. 5 New Orleans Spot Cotton. ) a : RUT) roducers of } country CuUis rom Sis , or m1 lr) ; > 4 = ancy i > ; ; « day. Quotations: Good Ort lnm. ~ Qo ee led Ole Tete ODoeo Sa ._* any setback. This factor, meanwhile, tivity in Liberte. at ale a vitae Nenad -¢ fe? ‘s facilitating the automatic funding Probably renreeen:- ] Se Bar « i "ea sp py tglagtbleel bapa, dno benefit to Svcthern canne vearling : i aii ; % i ; me el | j } } ? + té¢ 3 ¢ + 4 > fav. _ ‘ of the Government s short-dated debt ;... a ES ; mn ae CO! rns interested, it was ar Hog Market Irregular. : 4 ~ ‘ vVitlé ~ (l¢ Sires & ® ~¢ , cs * ; PS: - . - P . 4 . ] } ‘ y by Promoting conversion into the &£ Bact - : ‘ ) ar ine ad- 3 : % seve Pits for the , :' a : j f ae - j ‘ x4 re z) a e t)7 ; ’ | Sy > . ‘ . fF ” ‘ ‘ : ties . -- 4 _* ? - yer cent war loan by war bond hold- , : gz 1hé@ longe n hen the new home o¢ the Cotte, . mR. : ‘) "Obi er a I . he + » ae eee i. ey : . et .s ua i a . ‘2 .Vilipa@red With Ds ~- ', : 7 P 4 7 ‘ Orr— ‘ r) -emn and into the CconvVersion loan by a “ pote ey PreNa mxXCh *. the corner stone of Whiah | aan4i... * ne Week, 54.500 th an et ae ge wb re > nixed : Ne. | ; middiings. °%0 50 Treasury bond holders. Thue unlesa *“Ultered the most fron king , ‘ rs ., § fear @£0 and O the Bing. ercha biigh 2 y 19 te 4 ' Ptpyg . ae . ibe to AOc- harrste 75 middling °° 60 mide yee es ; i ©! aia . vd ! is completed MV yy Res Thi ¢ Oe Cpr Dh ny ; ar ee clei | ; c) . YS . 3 yellow Bl: 0; home-grown, So. De- binikt ; ; i . an c middling fair, trade revives, finan): bieam reicy , hie 3 ; vi «el loy 9k eal aa n. 4 a] 33. revi > financial probleme are aly 4n foreign Nas iOotatio: Ye? $7} + ¢ “eo £OF the x YNen the tor aa oe ( LO I . — 7 , z of nolppins, $4 °S Per harre! far less acute at the moment, though were enerally } igher , ' ae | } . - reatte, ‘ ne yf | . ae, ‘@nd—bulk pea ' ‘ ' fis ort A and 2 ‘ pe ds SiN ite - ¥ ure; New York greenings 90, per ta |. : ae -—@> interest payments on our deht to . . . Tidus aT eo Been pwreseest trading | tien ~ ; ~ oe de tures *s) oe 3 Corn ft | ) af ~ whies’ a . NANAS—@e te @ic. A | New York Cotto . Tor . in the - . ry ae ‘ fr unt " it bs ie wale, AS=——OH- to 9° Per pon 0 an = bh, ! 1? we 4 © “ on . . oe . ' j j j ° id} . ; . I ] " 2 F . “ ; in ’ " “ Cy ' 2 . en P — on } si 4 ‘ » ‘ . Se " : 3 “ b a ole Re tear f a fall in Day in Stock Market. Boia ' lidi : sip ee . were Snot I cash gr rh atu White, 4: 4: white a. 3 5 gt ANB ie ee {ape Cod earty btrck, — eee n ’ (Oo trade depression ~— ve r3e@s High. if a ii, - : - : . * ‘ I Se. Tg ; i= : , ‘ i aris GR wa Cat wee © we ~~ S =. . 5% «2 5 wit Fad iin A« ‘ : » j A ¢ ‘ at 4 . . a8 ' hog Wa oe P Oa ri« ‘ 4 . ’ see A TATA iT PEs aii { *e) rs ‘ %. SEW TORK. i het t= may lean towards a less favorable Toda: Oriel tra j ere |. edcg o roaned ui Pin rot Nemina) ‘ On" me borado honerdew, closed firm The cotton market , position next year. : 7 a the replacement of the banks by pri- Strength ani a roader ‘lination J : ss saiie 4 ; Yate investors as holders Of Govern. tO advance. It wae Plain it back em ) to 130-Ib. | » closing 7 ; ment Securities. coupled with heavy oft each “oe Eas | 29 ; ua cn i he 3 for ~o ‘ > a J x’ . I ay ! n Ge: M ‘ . P . re gy hye . cee ’ tax payments. has contracted . ; og ‘l4 4h] @tivy a Tye Aa . 5 a) r } 9 ; = ‘ WA a. : é a) : afte . lur ‘h . 4 - ) . 3 a _ ‘ ; oe al . -. “¢ ws 7 ] - PEA rs — biome grown kelfer 40- ta - | EBS ao banks’ power to invest Soa a, Spe ifi @XT ANAtinr The favorghie . , ; s sUTep , the ve ° a Ome ; P le ae ; . be; fife: a | a“ : ‘ . oor oe hox “ higan hu heekes keifear @) 4: a ; Ea x : ; , in a rv- NOtrAa fers ale . ese a sa ss sf 1} Oro nt SPOTL oF Yeligat and = tae saeaiplie- =e ethan ary . LT | ‘. ' in hanged to 2 SO: berrel %- 1 ketfe-: . on 50 to s& | Bariey, 5048 | Produce Elsewher | lowed steady at net advar as in eight months of his vear the StOcks favored im to: 7" in Furplus etocks - * an aay = ; . ani ne ' (oa le a 92- aan 4 . a ee ir tna etal e points on ks increased their inves. mente long for the moe “e 4 : a mae int : * ae oe : ¥ 0 it nat S126 at the Au 2e77 NNEA aT . : | ie = ee cintitiaciias 600.000. Hence the Eilt-edged which Wa}} streer a i ee s “eptember, it was ; “ both % t and coer atliy gatente auc 2. ©aTioad iota 2.2 E ‘peceinra | Ottober . ‘ '. . L imo . + e- ’ Ss . ’ ‘ ’ je ’ : a. market has @njovred R support whik - Ositio ‘ a ] a Said. Produ 40 iuring September ; ra ‘ ; 1%. - . December . - pe . . : } ‘ i Nn if ig? yr } ? TT? > - - - “a * o zs . 2 Dn ms , . . ’ u . - ' P no longer wil] he Available won} a. r di radute part of he!; Pemounted [eo 2 }3 Agair at bi 4°5 ' ‘ 5, hutch 1s t : San een a ° a , ~ 7 pepee cy Gorernmer Tie ‘ —— ° Surplus for the I enefir of Sharehc } ] . + 3% = ~4 $ J d i ou ; nt »? 4 Lg } »? . : / 7 meh sa ~~ ” - TO _ Mt a 4 ‘ : il expenditure Dro uces : ai =! ;OiGd-«- A iguat. . $ o . ‘ . _ , : oe 3 ned ; : P Vay ; , mit ? > Ae | ; oe 14 But? vt . ‘ ; een t. ——Butter firm m . . ; 3554 4271 . WASHINGTON, Oct 14 pret. 102: MOTOR SHARES ARF 1 Sarg, S3.b0; SRP seme a? Be | Renae SPatunsd Binh. 3c ght tty belie 2 | ’ . io $11 -s egy «Se ' | | Bow ¢ ; 2 : Ag . he: id — bm ae ‘ y x _ 2 4 aor , ' ated ez: ' “ wees ade at the folicwin | = 3. 150 28c: sertaen ea ete . | ters in September Cena. wing ghee f tere, Sureau announced today “ Cet 14.—Potatoes frm rn (‘ottaen « : f m hand September 30 in conguining om a 90h tetheetna mentee ne Soos- bP fate for ding or. the e * ware eit] ; ’ | } « . iin Exchane > . : nN Srock ri ! ar ill | ] ry : “re, , andi ~ a = ae See oT = es ) : vt ‘ 2 aX lange was the live] ext of the re 4 bee ce 3 . 4 HUreaus HOW eves ba et ,*! ‘ ’ ' ar . mii . = 4 ‘ ry . ; , , ’ : wa | an concorde 3%. Canna- : i » Le ry — ° ‘ . *ts a’ ii ‘ «oT - : rij . "ef 'or , oo ir, ‘ : Ti ; ai " tf r f . ° ‘ | ’ , | bd | | ? : 7 | | : : | | | : ) a! Pe KK The vy A? ket show, qc £Freatar ; re " a j , - ~T) ’ ‘ ‘ . n+ ; . . ‘ . . . “ ‘ ° _ P ~ 4 ry aot , a eo: 4 q 4art basket; Uttober , ticki ¥ ga} ' at al id , * aan “ee s ey i imy Pe December ' 4 ; Dd We ; > } =_ re la $6 to § | : aa: oe" 10 per box January A ‘2 ver box. March ifurnia. $2 WV to Su 20 ne y = SESE ae he Sone & see ‘ iad aati ae —- CEESS os = Es | [a Pur 3 as] DIS a 4 ff i) ww ——_— ee. itm, Pa ad a Nd hall ad fa 2S>2995- rw of neese gstea ?, —] i444 ee a3 CI Seog Y dorderk "2 or "= (Sterctal te the Pos loispat a oe oe 3,496 9: 41.570 « thar t eb the prev! By Leased Wire From the New York Burea:: NEW YORK, Oc: ig ld : nee - 86.800 29.393 500 397.378 | » ie ied Son we ( ata ted « | ' ) 1 oe ; ate? N of the Post-Dispat nh "tin for , cuition 4 . | mt : ) 54 aw -152 22,666,490! Tcwards the end of ct eek best lam: ast vear, in “Joeal as 2 ae a) SSt- | S°RRS Wares. arene Minton pee 285.198 of Qt and 156 vent NEW TORK, Oc: 14—The Even:- ion on the . a ipl mes 71,71 , m throug Outs re , ) wer Se 1g ee la | 2-15 owt wek. $1.05@1.15 ewt: Min-/ ago and t" pubiie : tn its @ Evenin Pos? on 2 ‘ ~XChayr - ' i ae rt _ -' nesota sacke.! p 4 ad copyrighted Weekly x } in r ' ris 4 RY o 249 =: , rad ee +} re as wre. S1@il1oO ey Co". presses 3.217 review Pa ‘3 foreign Cichsange peer * 425404 rial le: Ws " : , , : : ae oe vas : (J, _POol Kiac . : per . ‘ Cty Minnesota 7 P fy ohin G'¢ , ona” mae . nt oe Bays: x ey 16.0 on 586.4° cu rg t $7 commot ttle 12,000 lart | l es i. ewt: ditto sack $1 03@1 °’Q mo “ = - compared with 1.3 : : t . p vi : bey 1X . rt : 10 throug! ' were l hard winter | Dakate ce done ane ae iets 99 of linters St. Louis Steck Ex hough Eading foreign exchange deal- | acco: in a "iia eee | , ae POR ORG ar one} en! lo of ount te. Oct : : aa" wetens oh ee cota bulk Red River ohios, 95, “$1.10 Importe during Se tember ‘toual “1628 ° Session amounted te et influemecy® , time that ¢) tions for the rise kent .. '” Ope ¥, tone ] 1 022 ye 2% f the smal! number of Jamba {fered them ih in te es. - . t. bales, compared with 362 in September last ad $3000 bonda ‘ae Was apparent thar it, PUrkieb | i c) Hayden Chemical, which +. | # na, th 501 °68 873 20538 Muttor eep regal he decline of a day wer ) wheat No. 2 dark ha) vutte at $1.9: S puttee eBae CITY. Mo. Oct. 14/snBigne | veer ’ : of sales made, the , Turkish jem ana”. fettie- | u; rply level; Meters ¢ neediest ee ae 9.50 .A93.300 17 @0 couple of 1 igo and are back to the ¢ bu f corr , ts rd wins oe , Putter and poultry unchanged ear ort= totaled 368.890 bales. inciudin . , i -e, tur lvancing on [len a pol: ae J 3 Rive 2 ORn 47 1me basis they wer mn most of t} mnrper Grain mpris : ' ke { highe: ng ——-@— — sous bales of linters. compared with 632 4 Ceterm , I faa. nd | Dar all, thet of No. 2? vinte heat, ] » of ; m4 ; om — 8088 of linters in Septein ‘ ' 3 ceed Grtites mee 3 ate | New York S , Inet ven k ugar. Boindles active during yh See 44 numbered » a . Foreign Exchange ON CURB EXCH : Les bes 1 ene lD og eich .- Hard 2. high yoy heave az, + ptsiem shipments, 181. “Whecdota! United of Hinteand BF.308 of Narita, oe eea day balee ls con .-* we LS ed " 7” TOPK. Ort. 14.—Raea See 8513, compared wit 33.874.6°0 in nchang@ed a+ -¢ for “eptember igat year. = S‘atisties for rotton grewin ‘ consumed Ti - in Horses and Mules. 3 he oy ‘ } | , ro and hee teh AT 4 , 1S Gena ded : Dry Uidation and commia- | tem in consuming shmen-s, ; n / > te yf ‘ (43 ha lea 4 7-2 ‘ and in As ’ : ; Bosoaes 3.000.149 3.4 os y= a ere 10) : 2.8 03 tA SLA . m ner Stig, 4 " , t? refiners were -¢'!- n 14.17 ® Year @ 8. R00 29 306 te: were heavy ‘whe | 5 i, a Se ee = BS 01° “y and } a : r - ont ; : @ 30 fer fine aren lat ” ae - , : . » rs 1. 5 30a" n o-—+_. | *an a2 52 1: ot win — Sa etry 2 (ithe we ? TAntate compared with ~ ' 63 I: - | ; ay fe ’ pao : ; é er os Hee cal ‘ , wi ' ' Melt ‘ ee Sd no ni > r of Refined futures normina! \enar 8 Septem 65 % | : . ; ‘ * PPS > 4 , a hes O00; ie ~.2Z , ‘ ‘ el ‘ 100 De 2 #f) te . . - » Ly Ban A ha ¢ i Db ac PUOTA TIONS for | merican Telephone and Telegraph mr on gale. ruled abou Cy. Most of the Farnings report of the American ‘Te’. run sold through auct! | Bid | ® made fy phone & Te egraph Co M = a M —tei_w«n, ' Receipt f mu! t | : Dh 2.) ) ie Fee ‘Dis of mules continue large, the a) Se —~ oo, ae | . & muepeara f- tre mlea. ee meme Ending. 9 Sor the ep - aily Gr ain ovement | Bly out of first hands f the . gz (elling n low record ; Ke pt. 30.192] Sep? 30 19” ie aliases: seme ended totaling 1200 head The —s i sf ° e ere ‘148 | Beigian an was directly | Earninss. OOOO eee ‘mn the following table will be found re- bad a tendency to Med un market in ; 3 rhings: ceipt . 1 uar valiti Teri va! i 3 Po. n checks fim | Dividends $28.345.757.01 $32 289 ane $2 (000 omitted ements Of grain in bushois found the best exile °o offerings, as usual, | . & : 2 &. 6c. b Rowed “ng; 6Interest -;. 10,056,913 46 8.048.159.71 , ————— a er failed e : was } eewes | SE Se & from 6 ¥ 3 ‘ 3 ' . , Rwt Pe rAwa _ _ > +. ers 7 ’ a? ; wT 4 AUCTION SALES a | - Agriculture; — attle—Receipts. 1500. com week @€0. strictly changes was! Total... $81,474.608.11 $90.194 015 07 Siiteanie Be: red ‘ amount es, B~ ~. uly nigh : ; v1 % prime native beef steers, ] to 25c higher: bd bd © ° ‘ if 5 . ’ Fis és : . cae ‘ r ie . “ os heifers $ a rut otner : ul dings and a see - iti - eb irs Sut | lee Is u nad é€qulpment of cu" : “ yr « Fo every description. 5 oe . ING q, sis ee a 44 *Bubledi to mit atiwee when final tg. Breas vek licgs—Receipts. 80 low around atea try , % ' Veiinat es Qu “4X POrr 2, mut) lesirable. 230 . reryty: ut ¢ astre ocetla: Bag ch pret lhe VALUED AT OVER $3,000,000.00 a itahia ots with t lt? | J 6 day ; " .* $4.30. YS $4.40, Commercial, 99 ¥ re . ot ae aaa as “ — Wheat. bu. Corn. by | ~ _ ~~ _- — Bis ‘ ven bia s0'd in Buits iii or reserve + WOOL > D > PT a> by *, ot? aou ‘ 2 19 3 centr a a — ennenmnatins >» ; S 787%c. conn ts Sranc— ° ° 2 hi De : gm SLA nd and Offer . e: cables *> ff* Chicago Provisions || Leet. weel Bestia AIR AAD . Sb 40. maa Sy mate , eens 9 2.599.000 . aoa. Sale $k DORS Se ieht light, s S s S - . smooth ‘ ; om . : Cables 08 : aa.s tok! - $7 3h; A 3 RLAND :,, , — ~ “ 7 7 ance = ' 3 rough, 35 447.4 = “: 2, Par IDA cense - aan , ne, Cay. a ‘15 OF 4 last year an4 182 oe Pigs, BS: R, INC. . 16.5ic; cables, "18 54 “rane) ee ee ¥; ‘2+.006 bu in 1920: carr exports, 355.175.0000; _ SHEEP—Re ores. 2000 most '3 eC "9 * — , _——_——__-.. — “Sr Wee . & at 44.599.000 bu Jast year Ompared week ago. fi ative lambs, strong CUMULA TIVE . 3 Oc- , Js p— October & 19. po 14 ve 20.1 e . *o 15c higher: Weere lambs, 2hc to SE PATING STOCK r 22.8 cso et. p50 30 : Ca eran shee: greeting lambs. 25¢ to B0c lower, Marry W. Fitzpatrick and Hugh S. Till, Auctioneers . s eet j A : . r Py (a a> te tn ‘ , , " ‘ . = “US tac; cCabdies, O04 * sag Fi Ree Pe oe arm a. oe , lke bet cog OP * Sell at Public Auction '.4 Per Share a ; d 1 . Der Crom) Octot er ee ea a _ 419.60 , y "> the Asan: ated Press 1 5. yh ote f : cho} " dao - 4 ' ee. O PE a eT Oe te 14.—Rutter markets were 714.10: bulk fat tern, S&S]: 4 . ° D 9.09% | eee hs Po a : fo onaeeat =! Th tober 26t ctober 27th ed » . us . achma }—. thee sateensenes ~ — ee nthe ‘ ' = ss ‘ sa :] — a . a.) + a | 7 See os i Ta Li 3 jas :" ursday, UCtober riday, Uctober ne MAN with MONEY to INVEST, owns or controls =. cents per } Turpentine, Flax, Lins lec in ‘prod an | 1g nes e eople’s - d, 26.7 > b $26 75. ti en eens rade mple, | Bene ANSAS CTTY. , wt Oct. 14—(fnireq McClure's Mag- R. nt A | diel : St. Louis linsee! oll quotations in lots of ' > r “3s epartment or Agriculture —— With . atur ay, cto er t ; y = ic 18.130; 8.150, Bibs der batkan 72 O8e Gallon for raw ond ) butter wae faite manger lta. lowers chuine, steer toianes - He finds them advertised each day ; J £00, ® for oll _ 18 utter n fn! etive. | Pr. th era, tendenc me Journal Pat- ast 6.8 cen r kre 1.02 f . ~ Set. $e —Turpentine peeing | ! sore but follow: New| sleaed, eanerd | e a + £0. O0c lee lk. : receipts, 420: ship- | +; Chie C lade! | os ding to the report imeued +, ‘ay | BLE ASSETS ; eos, Cents per om oe “- _— “i #3'nc: Philaéelphia, by the United States Department so? Aer New Ingersoll-Rand --Stage, 2000 ft. capacity Steam Driven : $ out $20.00 per . gar $1°OK me toe _ Rosin fiz len, P02; receipts 1235 —_—_o___ , : ile buys a factory, or a store; +. ; | 4.00: e.>)- ‘ ) = ne ick, 88,229 Quote : @ dry fferin from share - 20.; ae E, E.G O68 a: aS e Flour and Meal. : al pt 3 Locomotive Cranes: American. Industrial and Thew re. ; ' GS for the threa Rs kia ‘par 20 mt LI . Minn. i4.——Fiax sted, | sogy patents at 5.75 to $F ippectel ¢.7 _ -t s ate hat - an s - =. he rath sek | we Tig A llingaae the ok ince Seeaeme tone aah demetion Meiiies To Thorough] — . . . J al eos he woo ‘ar- y “ n e , _ , . the top } ‘ ry * ive, > r Sieve, . er ‘ . P | a. ~ SF ge em . il in ®8-Ib. cotton: S to 38 for ¢} Timber Sizere Air os, conmeting of Bammera, chip- 7 be made to er ket continiied active and strong right op t “Best. cleare i INVESTIGATE on the New York c. the end OF tracing on 3. ~+ - the arctiwity, tin Py A R é pe + 45. poor dark t agair ge 0 Receipts totale J ) & " eG : he VN ‘ > Fars } 18 Ls 27 ae) pre 7“ aay . : » . il 4 per yen)— ve end worsted cloths and the market punta Ghee a od =. $4s0 pots lg a Sear Gann * week earlier and 31.14.66 Six miles of Cast Iron } ipe and Fittings from 4 in. to & fn. a . © : ‘i 3 ' -s s . " the f toa tone , : Neaet . -*. - “ > 4 a we « a , . ‘ es . . oi detherk.. bg mtg ve one Auatealian taatiete. Can. $4.05 and dark at w.8 in jute. oo ' Scarce and steady with lain be Auto Truck, Ainbulance and Touring Cars. TRY 56.50c. hie 4s “ st wes manif- sted in the RT app Pn WH ag | r ial . a + ™ . * - ; —_ cents per tael)— | — *. i . * ga Evidences of considers .e St. Louis Hay Market. ad 5831" ainst Tes a hae _ } fre and Fle« trix Sy ste ma, Air Svetem (at Shanghai” a ae Were Rotingnte othy——Standard, $20@21: No 2 @is” mmbe held chisiy at § 2772-Ton Tima Shay Geared Locomotive. POST- DISPATCH . ; Cables, 55.9! a ‘ 0. Clove mixed—No,. ‘l hear mi , rox'matelr 750 Rurare ‘*, Apartment Fro: un@walo A Ss New York Cotton Seed Oil. No. 2, $16. Ciover—No. * @f7 esl nec: Le age im iS teem a Cee hein oy pee and ewe ane FO , et ‘ot I ————— re * Bteunc with improvemen now produc- } O5-; cables, 29 OOc. “Inge, ieee Pi gy mn wn igen j EW TORK Oct ' ‘ -" raven 1. f over $60 000 OO : , a — R ANYTHING : J eS “te ae 50 14: October Graas Sceds. ffee fatwa ; A : | : és oy ote ‘¢han Ang an &a&nnuail re : iu Ga ‘es; @¢ , ; ‘ - ‘ . y (42.45 cents per paper peso)-— . Ro win : | Shipyard open for inspection Thursday, Oct. 19th, daily up to time of «ale St. Louis ONE BIG WANT Medium ents panwar, Avril, $8.93; Ma>, $9.03. tai | try clean reed, dark at $5 to $340 ana 1. : Pris, S0-; SMEAY, grede at $5.50 to $4 50 (tailings leem). aontrs Cy: te “ CT FRAT, 103.42 per peso)—. > a tS17 to $1 7 80 (choice clean Northern cl] ; . re i I " FITZPATRICK.-TILL AU ION COo.., INC. * ee . Metals at St. Louis. heavily weedy lotsa at *. losing 225 Royal Street New Orleans, La : ; — ‘ / Exchange g a tn Be Louls today. 00's voen ee at a ver » 8.140 " 90: | = ie unchanged at $6.65 ver 1 ifalfe et to i at to $19 'Juiy, 8.80c¢; § 80- Spot coff : fc — —— fer chatty UD te $15 tor Quiet; Rio 7a, » Bantos éa, 5G15 Kwa ” Pascagoula, Mississippt. (par 2 a.m 000 3.689_0% » ¥ J 3 a. 2 $33 Cente Per lire)— “— na :, : $8 H5@9 4° Dp ON F ie . ur; Cables. 4:3 hes HT ‘ Oct 4 Jor rE, } is @ re- 19° ; . R517 900 1R9O.006 . > yd 9 . he : per fran ie . Clothe ard previous i * 45@8 OCN 45 090 ~ >. - st tye , > pr 4 j max >f or : — , ~~ ~~ bet rom July to date, 138.681 500 buy Januar: ba... a ; , — Weekly Butter Review 014: aT REE hteeeatien Sa . ee 6 ey to $6.50: bese feeding lambs, i Seeks business chances of the best. ion ine wine | ception Oo Killing fteers which w : cal Press and 7 + teaka : I Lien ere butter fo! Prices here was upward in the week ati® A. M. each day on premises at Pascagouia, Miss In P D WANTS in great array ' .~ 7 a - 7 ; Boston, 43c. the local cattle supply Atr Compressor 2 ca . ly pl d—and what j ie menete ave J abdien. | rKMN Mex; ile’s greatly pleased—and what is more > @ 2 ‘ Celts per crown )— | lar : “6: SOO G aw. 650@470 VYHEAT FLOUR . the Ooo bas’ 7 PN) / 2, f th orey! - : NOTUIMRUY, Jute 8: ; rs 3.038 a vex "he 2 Fabricated Steel] Buildings, 542 ft. 6 in. x 74 ft. 6 in. Sbruary 28, 1922, . a a =. Whi any | | d, 3.38%. Tbe . cent at $5.10 t $5 95 extra fancy at $4.35 t f (;Trassers we; - ape to 48 I (Dar 19.3 Cents per mark). t Sic $4.25, second clears at $3.60 to $3.20. low- Vide {per 20.3 cents Der crown)— | BOSTON, Mass., ‘ict —teht on to | : “Oo mC. an ap te & 5. stendard patent at ' Srerpl Weekes. Best cleare’ Mo Radial Drilis 7 Mill buying refle: 48 O8c Was materially strengthened 6dvance receip:a fe! , launching Ways, Derrick Towers, 75 ever. New York Coffee. (lub House. ete Approximate OTHER EXCHANGES bid; prime cri oF . “>, x 22° # ; rec t ) we a te ' 6.51 et OC 7 ‘RASS SEE DS—Timothy 4 $6 for sour-'. 9 ow A y 2 pon ot At 5.30 and eee — gesk nak “eg For Catalogs and further particulars wire or write to ales 21.409. iover——Sligt «ly weedy to fatriy clean seed Phone Write Bre Your Druggist —Send—Cal. 00 cents 1913 e al ee) worth $18). or ead was unchanged at 6.35 per 100-tbe. | oe. ee $0 te sia; 10m srede and trashy » _ Oct., ; 5 + B.l7e, : i ildi nc lork Stock — 0 : International Shipbuilding Company, Inc. WU ies Stock Exchange — eh Sane “Nn Cw ere Sa ae

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A RIS ese a - * > niet red a . ~ ro ee WM PE VED ee eee fe ae COE OR ge aN. . dren Seeley AARP 2 lal TE BO ely Fg Oe tH « aie hey a te Wes - yee ee ae Re ene St Wy Spt en m 0 eer agar 4 : i : ee signe Oe Seki ni, eat rd LPR ihn engi epedha Ik) toa 5 sgh hee — PH tieehinthtee hth pat Ont GS Sp 40k aan Aaa ae rCfnky PP nt peat em, bans xf Any atten att TN Rg emer F pet Nl A RA NI S yale n . ? ; ry MT eat i, 4 . >! an ci ERE ORT Er ert Re tee om - ? a or —e ¥ ‘ A) ‘ea af pase A. & > YY es r ba, arighotint nie yy Ce eae nee ie eae ee. ken ah cele r - ‘ a eatin yi cm ty Se gb i ab ss ECR AR eR I PL RI pore The Citv Circulation of the Dally POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and th e Times C ombined. 10B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WARRANT FOR ADOLPH MOLL ON WEAPON CHARGE REFUSED baum, receiver for the ice crea! Receiver and Treasurer of Ice Cream ‘ ogre apron Company Complain They Were “0!! had saoound him and : Ejected From Office. Kramer, secretary-treasu! J ; tthe . Application for a warrant against ©CO™pany, ys Adolph E. Moll, president of the ®t the point of a ; National Ice Cream Co. 4268W Moll. who by reason 0} North Market street, based on com- | watchman’s license issued eat | plaint that he flourished a deadly .the Police Board, is permittes weapon, was refused by the Circuit. carry a pistol to protect 9 a Attorney's office yesterday. Moll was arrested Friday evenizs at the instance of Harry — th at from the compan pisto: a private ) him hy Kodaks White Ivory mebaeiie Geode Silverware The Store for Gitts Offers These Gift Sug _ are af Special Values for ig : Week PERCOLATORS 95 — Made by the makers of the famous lators. These large 6 and 9 cup size Percolators, con with stove plate. An ideal gift. a Ee Bread Tray $9 95 Carving Sets $3 95 Specially Priced at.. Peres - lat a7 ipiere ‘Universal’’ Large size, beautiful pierced design holder: —— ere F Pie Servers Quadruple s«ilwver- plated, Butler finish; beautiful specie special . 3 pieces: high-«crade steel: stag handics. of > wasn 3 . ER TT “St T Ou wis ty Bond . ~ , nuai Cceie- t of Armis- 6 - sia As- Central = rape —PHONFS— 6o Years of Honest Mer- chandising Is Your Guar- ontee of Our Reliability. SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK Campbell's Tomato Soup 3 Cans for 25c SLICED PINEAPPLtT—‘i' alabash No. 2), size can. ssc VO. 2s SIZF- TOMATOES — ( American pone » Per can.l2c Per dozen can $1.35 GALVANIZED COAL 1*-Inch. Fach TOILET PAPER — 1000 Hospital Tissue. 3S rolls Per deren .roils rt MPKIN—No. 2 can ARMWMOUTR’S size can. Per MEAT—1%- the HONEY—5- F_ach 7Oc RS.—Per Lb ...12¢ "Dp HAMS — Per zie Cara WAws—_Pe I4tie ROYAL PATENT AND BOLD WEDAL FLOUR 24-th. sack oy ; “4 — WINCE can STRAINED — cUtR Lb. DEMOCRATIC LAWYERS COMMITTEE 15 NAMED Will Campaign for Judicial Ticket, Especially for Circuit Court Nominees Membership of the commi of nine Democratic lawyers who are to conduct a cal npaten | in behalf of the Democratic judicial cket, artic tree for those seekin + 4 , ees nounced wentedine Judge Rhodes weet chairman at the cratic lawyers Fri tzved the cc Men Giendy B Grossman, larly the St elect: reuit Court by form (ave, -eetir day wi Arno! endeavor to in behalf judicial lay made pu! opted by Friday for electi« nittee vester a statement, ad Dem contains an ratic lawyers , aAppes lriemocre + . 1a i ia} 3 tne jj ke? Care Must Be F-xercised. the greatest the - ge. Adiscerered from and made abso! Satabhealall interested in this: fe or his liberty t stake al 4 “a ‘ ° failure to obtain such reforms, we have presented to the people of 8t. eeeasion of Circuit Judges ustry, integrity uls a su whose records for ind ity, ility and freedom from party bias rr political inf! a any kind, has been uns! cena in the historv * the city. Among them we need mention but ea few, who now rest from labors: Judges Ewing Madill. Lindley. Adams, Boyle, Th Lubke Douglas, Valli Hough and William ‘ ~ —s memory remains an 1¢nN ce their ar the present * : vr, os pat ~ > of candidates wno nta- favorably with the best period tives of the judiciary > any in tts history tn St. Lows. ‘For the Supreme Court, &t = Court of Appeals and Co’ urt of C inal Correction, the Democratic nom- inees are also commended to — pport by their high character, a on ty and experience at the bar &* , the benc# which gives assurance . most effictent administration of _ offices to which they hare Dee" —" U. R. TRAFFIC INCREASES The United Railways ae 1.455.575 more passengers nm ° a t? ree mm aeatiae which ended Sept. ding this vear than in the correspor* Moved to New Quarters 14th and Papin Sts. In order to meet the necessity for larger quarters to handle the increasing demand and popularity of FAUST COFFEE in the latest processes of prepar- ation for a healthful cup of coffee. C. F. BLANKE TEA & COFFEE CO. Now at 14th and Papin Sts. Same Phones. pe than riod last year. Passengers carried in the third quarter this year num- bered 66,992,777. 12027 More cars are being operated now last year. this comparison of the average num- ber of cars operated: 1922 the re Was 1354 care, & cars; Saturday, 7s and 1921, 12674 pr 1922, 720 com, cars, The report makes days, 724.7 cars. Cash or Credit Delivers This Coal — RANGE II Balance $1.50 Weekly $69.50 $ Value Large size: six-hole: Range; nickel trimmed. $2 DELIVERS this Chif- se ee OP ales a * one the Ladies” a Eighth Wite Christ; HE war of a wife wit lected to 8 ecify am | theme of two eomedi tion tonight. ‘‘To the Ladi guthor of ‘¢‘Duiey,’’ will ile » expeditious bride can ove i deftiv sté wath Wi , will ina etame who h ai nat lattér now m ebioc, the American bill when they ceased to attract b of the IonaAl re, It is another yacary that “To the Ladies” should here earlier than “Duley,” eay with which the youthful made their first important more than a year 26°. “To gies” was produced last Feb Mey +F, + ae ew ellen a, >: ue Ae eee ea hawt jot a Agged! bal pti ins OER: % the Liberty Theater, in Ne and winsome Helen Hayes, took the part of the young retains it in the road “Bluebeard’s Eighth Wife,” ed in September of last ye Ritz Theater, had Ina Claire 4 The part hapa? be played here Hette Day, with Arthur Byro luminary. “Anna Christic” on Oc A* announcement of un terest is that Eug O'Neill s “Anna Christie.” wh the Pulitzer prize for the 6 ef 1921. will be presented att bert-Jefferson during the Oct. 23. Miss Pa: aline — rin her or 7: Margaret ans! n will return engagement in “The of Bronze” next week at son. Fritz Leiber arrives Amertcan next Sunday mige week of Shakspearean rep eluding “Macbeth,” “Hamis Teming of ~he shrew.” “Fe Juliet... “The Merchant of “Ochello” and “Julius Caes# lowing this engagement © second visit of Drinkwate ham Lincoin.” with Frank The Woodwar : Players, ermoon at the Garrick, their fourth week of popu stock with “A: 4: am and Eva. eady by Guy Bolton and Gee Small and large sizs, proof of ished mm ume ates the bes ong terms of service in of the State, and oth and ho — —~ ot > | tha > , reir associates tn the lera! and a Aiffe CASSEROLES designed nickel i ae 48-Db. sack frame: pottery inset. 98-Lb. «ack = . , _ S tally ; nine 0. . MALT—i( Hopped Mail Orders Promptly Filled 9 ‘PILLSBURY FLOUR hee a efficiency br istingu - determined enlarge our field of distribution, and to sell more gar ments than ever before it | this store, has prompt ed us to maugeg urate this mighty ain that only by offen # ing greater values : 1 hen mii s at even smaller profits 18 : an expansion possible. That at the season’s very beg you are certain of a saving of from 3314 3 per cunt to 40 per cent on every Sart | . a nen until you have inv rate rent courts t ers equally en- P . ior we are certa al joy the confidence respect es ba ean WHITE BAVNNER—( Platz.) can onsen Per doren cans sion and of their fallow Citizens WHITE BANNER — (Mepeed.| ’ was evidenced by their itndc Per can ane Bi br the Bar Assoctation Per doren earns 24.95 aa wre PURITAN MALT—( Hopped.) Per by the large votes recei: the > r Per dozen cans 84.0" are men nfiu oyaiapege profes- ari RSs - «me - * rSsemen>nt i ge a te eo) “a iI, WE ae 7 ’ a as well , ; ed hv a ry) wee ee ao BR omnes - ’ thy Sone eae, in gaan at mm me ER HOTS HON os esas ee ese i * dead Aas yi ah A ied prergin ROS a eS per Sep Lb. PYLE RE AN A TD PLIES LECT Se AT A OR te TINS new ees Per 1006- 417 North Broadway Between Locust and St. Charles i te pride to ite earnest e! the consent of the Repu for nonpartisan nominations to judi- cial Lfuis After 74 + on” ~~ ee * fT ‘ e 4 ss ‘ = > "an party offices in St. (ts >» 2 | The “Jewel” —Efficient—Durable—Attractive—F REE! Hundreds are in use in St. Louis homes—bringing K SD (Post- Dispatch) and othe; local programs to their owners. Tune in with a “Jewel.” Offered FREE to boys and girls—men and women—on subscriptions are required—each for 6 months. 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The authors utilize again the bromidic vein which they worked so profitably in “Dulcy.”’ Miss Hayes, last seen here as the sub-deb in “Bab,” is supported by Isabel Irv- ing. Jean Dixon, Carl Anthony, Warren Lyons, Louis Harrison, Wil- liam Seymour, Junius Matthews. 9 sell more gar- Russell Medcraft, Harry Irving and ted us to inaug- at only by offer- er profits is such ery beginning— mt on every gar- ave investigated OHVs Bee : * » Yerkes’ Jazz Band has been held over for another week at the Mis- sour! Theater, with an entirely new Detnary. 80-minute program, sharing honors , el Khetitic” on “Oct. 20. eee 3 ; Helen Hayes, in “To the Ladies’—American. — ere a slatene: abana —- *. og a Se a4 : 5 ese Pts ih ¥ pe as ey ay 3 as : ton, Jack Holt and Mitchell Lewit - N announcement of unusual in- poet See “The Scandal,” by |; What Th ey Are Doing | |Grace George Acts supplied by another Mack Sennett ©Fi terest is that Eugene G. ; ONeill's “Anna Christie,” which won supplied by another Mack Sennett | the Pulitzer prize for the best play } . | Bi oo ‘3 «revival called “Cupid’s Day Off,” ee See at tho ERy- B lI I Pl Sh Ree 2 OR Se and there will be the usual short @ bert-Jefferson during the week of atal Qe, S bial © Ov1e UW 108s If} ay e ee Seo | 3 28. Miss Pauline Lord will ap- :. d yn Hit tc Ad t d 3 3: Se ee ee Pie, on QO ap e Re (Bg See ee ae 2 a ee Sheila Terry, was fairly still, everything was all LONDON, Oct. 14. right. But should there be a quick reel subjects and organ solo. “On the High Seas” is the frst » pear in her original role as the hero- ine. Margarct Anglin will play a December”—Orpheum. EF we are to believe the play- movement of the hand, such as wav- wrights, we must conclude that ing or removing the hat, then would photo play written by Edward Shel- don, the dramatist, and, as its name return engagement in “The Woman indicates, it is a story of the bound- Bronze” next week at the Jeffer- Fritz Leiber arrives at the incriminating letters are among the ps ay ee the ee ae wg md staple products of France, and plays and on the positive fi m the han: appeared red and green. With the new Arthur Byron and Juliette Day, in “Bluebeard’s Wjfe”—Shubert- Jefferson. eee. scene in “If I Were Queen” is real. A mile of track was laid through the mountains. This involved blasting away a series of huge rocks. The engines and cars The wreck NEW YORK, Oct. 14. T the Bijou, on Tuesday night, Miss Grace George Will appear in “To Love,”’ a comedy adapted by herself from Paul Geraldy’s ‘“‘Aimer.” The play has had a week’s ing deep in which several thrilling ; shipwrecks are said to be pictured. » American next Sunday night for a Miss Dalton, as usual, has one of her ; week of Shakspearean repertary, in- cast will be Philip Merivale, (tan cluding “Macbeth,” ‘“‘Hamlet,” “The MacLaren, Mary Servoss, Walter . Percival, Horace Braham, Fuller parts which enables her to wear a man’s clothes most of the time. Lewis also has one of his typical S ute models, as ed of pure woo!l- meres and chev- models in all ulars. Desired Raglans, Ulsters ess Coats—made uperior quality. colorings. PANTS *1.20 > $1.95 = 93.00 r4.00 : $5.00 ne $6.00 Basement $2.95 Raincoats $5.00 '— $10.00 . “Taming of the shrew.” “Ikomeo aad Juliet,” “The Merchant of Venice,” @ “Othello” and “Julius Caesar.” Fol- ' lowing this engacement will come a second visit of Drinkwater's “Abra- ham Lincoln,” with Frank McGlynn. The Woodward Players, this aft- ernoon at the Garrick, will begin their fourth week of popular-priced Mock with “Adam and Eva.” a com- edy by Guy Bolton and George Mid- | @ieton, which was given at the Shu- » bert-Jefferson nearly two years ago. It tells how a man successful in busi- | Ses but a failure in managing a Mamily turns over his sponging and Migrateful reiatives to the ruthless Benevolence of a rude young man, who puts them to work on a chicken | farm, and reforms them by means ® herd labor. Haze! Whitescre Bub | #bn Warner have the name parts. ae “To the Ladies.” ' = 4 RESH, bright, observant, amus- | ~ ing and satirical are adjectives | With which “To the Ladies” was ac- : ed orrtts first presentation. The | burden of the story is the struggle of 2 rd Beebe and his valiant little Wife from Mobile to land a clerk- | - ahip in the office of John Kincaid, ~ Philanthropist and prince of piano / MAnufacturers. The happiest inci- ‘ 3 of the play is declared to be a , ‘ « ‘, ae , Ne ‘ “ . “ ~ & . 2e4 4 ‘ ‘ . sa on ‘e's. ae ae P. a 7 — “<< . “ Si gh OP Oe Saee and Charlotte Feriol their feet by a passion as violent as Gertrude Hoffman, in “Hello Everybody’—Empress. ‘J. J. Hyland. The fable of “Bluebeard’s: Eighth Wife” concerns a spirited French girl, whom her father, a grasping old Marquis, has sold to the highest bid- der, an American of fabulous wealth, seven times divorced. The young wife, that she in turn may not be dis- carded, proceeds to infuriate her husband into loving her, by pretend- ing an escapade with young Albert de Marceu. The third act is said to carry the®bedroom formula farther than ever before, but so ingeniously as to avoid salacity. Byron played here last in “Tea for Three,”” with Laura Hope Crewes. Miss Day and he are supported by Donald Hall, Margery Card, Dennis King, Florence Continued on Page Three. ee SS aR eR pipee ae Gish, in “Orphans of the Storm”—Liberty. Babout them one of her chief exports. them once again in “The Henri Bataille, at the Here, contrary to there is no vil- a Spanish singer, are swept off We have Scandal,”’ by New Theater. most letter-plays, lian. <Artanazzo, Mitchell High Seas”—Missouri. it is brief—on her side, anyway. Circumstances conspire to make Charlotte believe that Artanazzo is about to blackmail her husband, and in an ill-advised moment she sends the letters in which he asked her for money to the Public Prosecutor. Later, when the singer appears to protest his undying love and return to her every scrap of evidence which might serve for blackmail, she tries to undo her action: but it is too late. It is through this very act that her husband discovers her infidelity. But the husband, after one terrible outburst of fury, finds that his love for his wife is unal- tered, and forgives her. rut of these well-worn materials the playwright has constructed, and Lady Bell has adapted for the English stage, a very satisfactory play, freshly handled and abound- ing in acting opportunities, The plot is very much of the theater, and particularly .of the French theater, Continued on Page Three. ee Se were then brought to the site and put on the rails. When all was in readiness, the runaway train was sent dashing down the steep pass and plunged over the precipice. Svery detaH of the wreck is shown. The actual fliming, which took barely five eG” AP 1 ‘ aly”. v* 4 Ps bo oy. Lewis, Dorothy Dalton and Jack Holt, in “On the minutes, involved many Gays’ work and a large sum of money. Rupert Hughes, tn a statement ex- plaining his purpose in writing “Re- membrance,” says he grew tired of the wearisome criticism of the tired business man and determined to show the real worth of the man, his self-sacrifice and ceaseless labor. The next Elinor Glyn story to be seen on the screen is called ‘Six Days.” The courtship of Miles Standish is to be used as the subject of a pic- ture by Charles Ray. It is three vears since color pho- tography reached its present per- fected form. Up to that time all color pictures had been taken with a cam- era that had a technical error. known as fringing. It is in reality lack of registration on the film of quickly moving Objects, As long as a.model camera it is as easy to photograoh a bird in flight as it Is to photograndn it close up. the use of a device that tmparts a perfect division of the photographed image. divided in such a manner that the red-orange image and the green-blue image are both record@éd upon the negative film at exactly the same time. So whatever this action, every- thing, both color and movement, is recorded in perfect synchronisin. The camera photographs at the reg- SSS id 3 Pe 4 This is accomplished by in the camera The image is tryout “in Washington. Norman Trevor and Robert Warwick have the remaining roles, which number only three in all. A comedy entitled ‘“‘Swiftly,” by John Toohey and Walter G. Perci- val, with Hale Hamilton as star, will try its fortunes Monday night at the Playhouse. Others in the cast are Frances Howard, William Holden, Grace Goodall, Margaret Mosier and Humphry Ward. The Threshold Plavers will ini- tiate their new season Monday night, f Florence Vidor, in “Skin Deep”"—New Grand Central and West End Lyric. ular speed of 16 pictures a seco 71d, as compared to 32 a second on tne old color camera. In “The Young Rajah” the story jumps over a period of 15 years and the scenes depicting the charrge in that leneth of time are instructive and amazing. A prominent director whose work is done principally in Southern Calt!- fornia predicts that Miam|, Fila. will Centinued on Page Three at 571 Lexington avenue, with four one-act plays—-Tra.ns,” by Evelyn Emig; “The Long bev by Zillah K. MacDonald; “Respectadle,” by Gladys Hall and Porothy PD. Cal- houn, and “Here We Are Again,” by Robert W. Snedden. Warflrid as (1 ; ev WARFIML?? ron re- nearsals this we f ‘he Be- jasco production of 7 Merchaut of Venice.” which will veep on Dee, 271 at thew. eum Thea‘c., with War- field in the a le of Shylock. In- the Mellish, Mary Ellis, Julia Adler and others. Elsie Ferguson begins rehearsals Monday of James Bernard Ferguson's play, “The Wheel of Life,” a London success. . . Frank Craven and his comedy, “The First Year,” started on a western tour this week, after 729 performances at the Little Theater. Arthur Hopkins {is planning to -e- vive “‘Peter Pan,” with Genevieve Tobin in the role once played by Maude Adams... . Eugene O'Neill's prize play, “Anna Christie,” will be- gin a brief return engagement next week itn Chicago. . . There is said to be a possibility that Ethel Barv-y- more will go on tour with “Rose Bernd,” thus giving up her plan of playing repertoire in New York for two years. Zoe Akins’ new play, “Greatness,” will open at the Olympic, in Chicago, on Oct. 22.... Mme. Olga Petrova, finding that the Middle West is not greatly interested in “The White Peacock,” proposes an early aban- donment of the play, and will soon begin rehearsals of another drama from her own pen—thesone which was first named “The \ Harlot's House,” and then rechristehed “The House of Dust.” “Barnum Was Right,”“a comedy by Philip Bartholomae, went into re hearsal this week, preparatory to an out-of-town opening on Nov. €. "ea Ring Lardner is writing the libretto and Jerome Kern the score of a musical play in which Ann Pen- nington is to star. James T. Powers will return to the stage in a musica! version of ‘Somebody's Luggace,”” opening about Nov. 27. By the Author of “Liliom.” NOTHER Molnar play, ‘“Fash- ions for Men,” is to be produced in November, with O. P. Hegegle as star. Out-of-town openings of the present week were “To Love,” with Grace George, in Washington; Somerset Maugham's “Rain,” with Jane Eagles, in Philadelphia; “Mer- ton of the Movies,” with Glenn Hun- ter and Florence Nash, in Brooklyn; and Ratatlle’s ‘“‘The Love Child,” in Hempstead. The second act of Ben Hecht’s ‘Under False Pretences,” which is running in Chicago, with Leo Dit- richstein in his usual role of a quiz- zical and sententious. philanderer, is praised as a gay travesty on the ar- tistic temperament. The hero is one Felix Tarbell, dramatist.and phrase- monger, and he is discovered in the apartment of a lovely lady with whom he is having a reluctant af- fair. He has talked loftily of back- grounda, and the lady has stpplied one according to her lights—cusrh- tons, incense and a riot of Japanese flummery. The cushions are un- comfortable, the incense chokes him, the beat of a gong makes him jump. He clings to illusion as best he may until the radiator begins te hard-boiled characters to play, while Holt is a son of wealth who ls roughing it on the Pacific as «a stoker on an Oriental steamship. A return showing of D. W. Grif- fith's big spectacular photoplay, “Orphans of the Storm,” ts the week's attraction at the Liberty The- ater. This is based on the famous stage melodrama, “The Two Or- phans.” In its picture form it has the French Revolution for a back- ground. In the cast are Lillan and Dorothy Gish, Joseph Schildkraut, Monte Blue, Sidney Herbert, Creigh- ton Hale, Frank Puglia, Kate Brucs, Frank Losee, Catherine Emmett, Morgan Wallace, Sheldon Lewis and Lesiie King. It drew very large houses at the same theater when shown there several months ago. The week's picture attraction at the Delmonte is “Forget Me Not,” ° with Bessie Love and Gareth Hughes in the leading roles. The story Ig that of a mother who leaves her baby in an orphanage. The child, Ann Gordon, finds there only one congenial soul, a foundling named Jimmie. A rich woman adopts the boy. The other children find homes, but no one wants little Annie. A strolling musician at last adopts her and. tinapired by the memory of little Jimmie, she be- comes a great violiniste. Advance notices say the picture was “formed, featured and presented witb the prime idea of giving the public something to cry over.” An added feature will be a stage presentatios, “The Pageant of Progress Follies,” —— bang. Then he plunges down a fire escape as the beauteous one enters to complete her conquest with an Oriental dance. One of the big novelties of the present year promises to be the fan- tastic melodrama, “Johannes Kreig- ler.” which will be produced at the Selwyn during the last week fn No- vember. The authors are Carl Mein- hard and Rudolf Bernauer. There are more than 100 persons in the cast. and no less than 42 scenes are shown. A new stage device, invent- ed by a Norwegian, Bvend Gade, which makes poasible this kaleldo- scopic change of settings, will be used for the first time in this coun- try. It is said to consist of etx stages in one. An Actor-Paintcr. 1 AMES DALE, who plays De Levis uv in Galsworthy's “Loyalties” at the Gatety, is a painter, several of whose canvases have been hung at the Roy- al Academy in London. ... “The Cat and the Canary” is to be pro- duced at the Shaftesbury Theater, London, on Oct. 31. Rehearsals be- gin next week of “A Clean Town,” by the Nugents, authors of “Kempy." . »« «+ Latgt Pirandélic’s drama, “Siz Characters in Sqarch of an Au- 4 7 ; lea a ee De ee ey

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LIKE A PAINTING that has palsied the hand of its creator and con- umed the brain that gave it being—a wonderte—livang-= “EXPRES- i | > BILLY RHODES SION.’ only made possible by combining the genius minds of the | > Popular Musical Comedy Juvenile and PHOTOPLAY THEATERS - PHOTOPLAY THEATERS author, who conceived, and the actors, who gave birth, to the wonder. | = with THE WONDERFUL HOFFMANN DANCING GIRLS oe Coes ne ee, ee ee r TWO SHOWS DAILY—2:15—8:15 THE ONE GREAT STAGE STUDY of this generation. The one ‘‘mas : ULIETTE DA Good Orchestra Seats at Week-Day Matinees, 25c—Evenings 250 te $1. ter play’’ that appeals to the spark of ‘‘good’’ within us. forcing our ; | aGuTs Soc 7 “ i wan. bee 46 ais war ene 10 Bh Downtown Ticket Office, Baldwin Piano Co,. 1111 Olive St. ‘*petter selves’’ to stretch out our hand and draw from the depth of ‘ : ie 7 -. iA ) 50 SE. ‘‘slumdom'’’ the helpless, almost hopeless creatures, groping in é WEEK SEATS , WEEK SUNDAY, “OCT. 22 aan, coos “SEATS BEGINNING COCTOBER 22d THURSDAY DELMONTE 4 darkness of ignorance, who without the helping hand thrust ts on | =r GHTeERT Pars — The Measrs. Shubert Present = . from the higher strata, must grope on and on, and on. for almost ed 66 TER EVERY DAY 2 TO 11 less time, even as must those on the higher strata ever blindly gregs : MA RGA RET A NGLIN T H t R OSE G R - | re THIS WEEK without the — nat gry tips So N PAUL KESTER’S GRIPPING PI t LIKE ALL . it is wonde —as only truth can be— rT ” LOUIS SIMON—SHEP CAMP LL (| - smog . = 7 eo - ww : , iIny PFuvat ere is no false note, no straining for effects. The life of this ‘‘mag enn THE WOMAN CF BRONZE” AND COMPANY oF oe PEOPLE — fr play" abou and flows with th ena and Sofaes of te te a . eee ee like the tide consuming strains of sand, it consumes the brain cells of sew York American: its participants and beholders, until the beholders become Lg Held the attention as the wonderful truth of the existence of ‘‘Anna Christies’’ living - PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATEES PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ingly trom start to. Simla amongst us create their picture in our own selfish brains. A ‘‘MASTER - va A performance. PLAY’’ so simply written, truthfully presented, effective, appealing— - az no mind can fail to grasp its greatness, no heart refuse response to its me: ce | af. LOUIS POST-UrsrAl Lin | meee aor Do = neal = _. | (Complete Mares 2 clean, beantifal pictere.. NOTE—Other Attractions Under Arthur Hopkins’ Directions, Booked te Appang Seen cunonee The Only Eoening Paper in Si, Lous With the Asscocicied Press News Sersice. tee ’ | It ie blessed with a cast that in This Theater This Season. Are Ethel Barrymere—Jchn Barry ‘= OCTOBER 12, 1922—44 PAGES. th CERCESTS | ee ag al a ag or ~ ger ent Gin vw in Penske ba an a oP ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING. | 12, | a Few whe see this ttle a ~<a screen érama wil) soon a i ] | FOURTH BIG te , | Poy PASSENGERS AND CRE 2EW OF 200 | GARETH HUGHES y tered JOHN D. ROR] ABANDON STEAMER BURNING 630 AND ‘a 3 : + os MILES OFF. CALIFORNIA COAST BESSIE LOVE CHESTNUT AT Ad aes US€ " _o_} ae BEGINNING TODAY'S MATINEE = a tH ES l Ke an aon NOBODY WANTED THAT NEAT SURPRISE PACKAGE OF LAUGHS . nia Coast—Captain a6 73 a MOSt AMAQWUHG 2" ™ 7 AND & Hg *: ENY’S YACHT 3 Racy Acts of aires oad Matchless Jollity scenes ever photog CACHES SCENE ro suas, ony Betton ant. P, 6. wascemnss te Stary : The Actors: The Woodward Players - Vessel and | A Combination Again Assuring B 74 P The Greatest Theatrical Bargain in St. Lowis ‘ ; CAMA 4 aoe ‘ ae ‘ gece Yas) e . AMUSEME 4 THE NEW SHO Rey Dey ty Escort ioiders OOPST ES THE MINIMUM PRICE e158 | FRANK | a JACKI 387 LO —— - “BLACKF i 3:07 §:23 Assisted by W Next Week; Big Fun ' THIRD OF A CE itis TONIGHT NIGHTS 50c te WEDNESDAY THe NEW c oOo i. | HEL omecrion A-«-t “To the Ladies!” w of 1922. It ran all New York, and A HIT Next Week Pc<'n""" Nights inthe M Wed Wed SOUWOGG 2c cscseses Saturday Matinee ........ Saturday Night .......... { COMING SUNDAY OCTOBER | 29 COLUM VAUDEVI 11 a.m—Continuous MONDAY—TUES AND WEDNESD Bobby Jackson “ECCENTRICI = EDDIE HILL The Dapper © LAMONT TRI Lively Stuff of KINGSTON & in “This and T E. T. ALEXAN __—s-—sOUdghhtning O11 P Vitagraph’s Latest HARRY CARE “THE KICK Last Week of the Ruth Reland-'Ti Sunshine Comedy— Mutt &2 Jeff tn “Fal Ané@ Other Screen ! NEW sHowW ON ee _ canAT 3 SING? Bot. don't fall to try Hai- neve teh Sous Restorer.” a fails yy Testore voice Hatt - poe a

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NTS yct. 29 TEDAY Play ry Night rday Mati. to $2.59. may Mati. to $2. pers imme. ilfed when by self- Stamped with Pur- Plus 10%. Orders ac. Oo seats laid rst come, STIE” other than the brtures of force tion, yet, not Which consume preator and con- —‘EXPREs. minds of the to the wonder. frame of civili. The one ‘‘mas- us, forcing our m the depth of groping in the thrust to them for almost end- blindly grope truth can be— | e of this ‘‘mas- of the tde and he brain ce'ls of me participants, poristies’’ living . A ‘MASTER @ ive. apnealing— response to its Booked to Appear Barry more—I. lonel Old Soak,” with ow in Preparation EE )9F LAUGHS A”’ dllity house AND DWYER WORTH and CO. ST.LOUS POST-sparca . —— AMUSEMENTS HE NEW SHOW WHICH OPENS ) TODAY AT = mH PRICE FOR THE MAXIMUM QUALITY FRANK PANUS’ PLAYERS FABLES AND TOPICS _ JACKIE AND BILLIE LOLA AND SE SENIA ~_SBLACKFACE” EDDIE ROSS ~ EDITH GLASPER and BOYS MILLER and MACK ini . PAUL WHITEMAN’S ROYAL ORCHESTRA Under Direction of BARNEY RAPP (From HOTEL CHASE—Kingshighway ) WALTER C. KELLY . The Virginian J udge SHEILATERRY ee Assisted by William Goodcll and Roy Sedley ‘te. ”~. | r \& i rire somiiamieiehiiig Ee ig ee at A ae Week; Big Fun Week; ORGANIZATION NIGHTS tI a THIRD OF A A CENTURY ANNIVERSARY WEEK IT's A HIT a , i — , : Y/Y A :SADING cp Or ST LOU'S DIQECTION - ERICAN NIGHTS 50c to $2.50; SATURDAY MAT..50c to $2 WEDNESDAY MATINEE, BEST SEATS $1.50 THe oO HE or JUST Now LADIES g Y KAVEMANN ANDO CONNELL AUTHORS OF "oucey “MERTON OF THE MOVIES"ET HELEN Hayes Omection A-LCRLANGER ano GEORGE C- TYLER & J 7 2; “To the Ladies!” with Miss Hayes, is the comedy sensation of 1922. It ran all last season in the Liberty Theater, New York, and then transferred to the Cohan Grand Opera House, Chicago, whence it comes to St. Louis. Next Week Pss'n;'s* OCT. 22—SEATS TUESDAY Nights and Sat. Mat., 25c, 50c, gy $1.50 and 82.00 Wednesday Matinee, 2i5c, 50c, $1.00, $1.50 FRITZ LEIBER inthe PLAYS OF SHAKESPEARE ES SES es, Se “MACBETH” Monday Night “HAMLET Tuesday Night SHREW” Wednesday Matinee AN r Jt aieT” Wednerday Night “MERCHANT AF VENICKE” day J 'S CAES AR” “MERCHANT OF Vy ws te « JOHN DRINKWATER’S | SUNDAY oro | ABRAHAM LINCOLN. 29 With FRANK McGLYNN THE POPULAR PLAYHOUSE AT GRAND AND OLIVE COLUMBIA} _ VAUDEVILLE | | Ti a.m—Continucus Daily 11 p.m. MONDAY—TUESDAY 3 AND WEDNESDAY J body lacksoi &Co. _ MECCENTRICITIES” SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15. 1922. WINTER VACATION VOYAGES . o : a. a 1! ADRIATIC (24,541 tons) Jan. 6, Feb. 24th, 1923 LAPLAND (18,565 tons) Jan. 18, Mar. 10, 1923° W orld-famous for steadiness, | de luxe quarters, cuisine and | service. For travellers of dis- crimination. 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From New York to Havana, Haiti, Santiago, Kingston, (Port Antonio), Panama Canal (Panama City), La Guaira (Caracas), rag rm (La Brea), Barba- Martinique (St. Pierre), = "hanna, San Juan, Nas- eau, Bermuda. -™* ~~. *% — for Booklets and Detailea eR YIWHITE STAR LINES? ° \" RED STAR LINE | é ithe university on the profect h the wrnardel aconia will give his entire itn co tha eet The first, largest and finest Cruise Ship to go completely Around the World 30, 000 wonder miles on Land and Sea 1922 From San Francisco, December 10, 1922 130 Summer days in Winter. All the fascination of storied lands and strange peoples. Long-to-be-remembered shore excursions at more than 25 ports of call— Havana, Panama Canal, San Francisco, Hilo, Honolulu, Japan, China, Port Arthur, Tsing Tao (Shantung), Formosa, Philippines, Java, Burma, India, Suez, Palestine, Egypt, Medi From New York, November 21, “It would be a great help if we could give one man a year’s leave of | absence and let him devote his en- tire time to the memorial,”” Presf- dent Jones said. “It is possible that will be the next step in completing our organization forthe raising of this additional $150,000 needed.” The tower of the building will be started soon, according to present plans, and the corner stone ts to be ‘laid Nov. 80. Among the principal speakers will be Gov. Hyde. “He ac- ‘cepted my personal invitation to at- |tend several days ago,” Dr. Jones | Stated. Gov. Hyde is a football! en- iter- | thusiast and attends several games ! at Columbia each year. | jazz. ARE LED BY NOSE AND TAMED IN PLA Continued From Page One. Johns, Jules Epailly and Harold | Thomas. } Gertrnde Hoffman at Empress. HAT popular danseuse, Ger- trude Hoffman, with a company including Leon Barte and Charles = Conte, will give a vaudevile specialty 2 this week at the Empress, and also take part in the revue part of the bill, entitled “Hello Everybody.” Other vaudeville offerings will be those of the Lander Brothers, in & comedy skit; McCoy and Walton, iy a nonsense turn; Tom and Betty-= Waters, wire dancers; and the C, B. M. Trio of singers and steppers. The Orpheum has engaged Paul, > Whiteman’s Pavilion Royal Orches« ° tra, directed by Barney Rapp, as th¢@ 3 feature of its new program. This cr- ” ganization was brought here recently. : for a hotel opening, and displayed ~ some new cacophanies in the way of « Walter C. Kelley, the “Vire = ginia Judge!” returns to hod] his - merry court. Sheila Terry, with a — company, presents a romance in = 4 seven scenes, entitled “May and Do-.; - cember.” Others on the bill are Eile ~ die Ross, banjoist; Jackie and Billie, educated birds; and Lola and Senia Solomonoff, dancers. Don Alfonso Zelaya, who can glay the plano and who delivers a witty attack on ragtime, leads the Rialto’s. bill for the first half of the week. Foster Ball and Fred Moore present ea character study, “Since the Days of | 61.” Frankie Kelcy and a company of eight have a musical comedy re- vue. Harvey, Henry and Grayce cf- 2 fer a musigal oddity, “On the Course.” Roscoe Alls, acrobatie co- median, is featured on the Dill be- ginning Thureday. Other Variety Bills. T THB Columbia, for the ; part of the week, Bobby Jack- ~ son, comedian and singer, leads off with a company in “Eccentricities.” Others on the program inolude Kingston and Ebner, in “This and That;” Eddie Hill, the Lamont Trto and E. T. Alexander, lightning oll painter. The film is “The Kick Back,” with Harry Carey. The schedule beginning Thursday lists the International Seven, tumblers; the Four Musical Lunds, Barber and Jackson, Weber and Elliott, and McNally, a juggler. Beckwith’s troupe of lions is cap- tioned at the Grand Opera House, Jack Levy and the Cromwell Sisters appear in “A Study in Melody.” On the bill are Bal Lioyd and Jack btadeessiee 4 f i re sorts, | Florida interests you most. | | Address Late County Chamber Commerce, | Inland excursions planned from all ports of call—Madeira—Gibraltar— Algiers—Monte Carlo—lItaly, Rome, ranean, Europe. $2865 and up according to state- room—including shore excursions. Bookings assure a travel party of unusual prominence from every part of the country. Costs no more than you will spend next Winter at home. Write, call or phone at once for full information Mauretania The Cunard’s Blue Ribbon Ship of the Atlantic to the Mediterranean The Enchanted Sea of History and Romance The Luxury Cruise Next Winter From New York, February 10, 1923 Assuan and the First Cataract. In diverting the Mauretania from its regular ports for this Cruise, the Cunard Nov. 30 ts “Homecoming” day at the University of Missouri, when the final football game of the season is |played at Columbia with the Univer- ‘sity of Kansas. GRACE GEORGE ACTS IN PLAY SHE ADAPTED Continued From Page One. thor,’’ will have its first New York performance on Oct. 30, in an adap- tation by Edward Storer. /Clare Kummer’s “Good Gracious An- nabelle,” is being made into a mu- sical comedy. Cyril Maude {is likely | to be seen in America this winter itn \a dramatization of “If Winter Comes.”’ as _ “The Dollar Daddy,” by Chariton Andrews, which was tried out re- cently, with Louis Mann in the titl¢ role, has been recast and placed in rehearsal for an early New York pro- sentation. The famous tri- | umvirate of Wodehouse, Bolton and) Kern is at work again on a musical | piece in which Florehz Ziegfeld Jr. | will star Mary Eaton. »- wsohn Galsworthy is said to be receiving royalties of 15 per cent, or twice the Goode, Mary Maxfield and Harry Golsen, Adelaide and Dwyer, Jo- sephine Worth and a& company, Gordon and Delmar, Lyle and Vir- ginia, and Grant and Wallace. “THE SCANDAL” BY BATAILLE IS LONDON HIT Centinged From Page One. but the work is out of the general ruck by virtue of the truth and hw, consult the French Line I. Naples—the Dardanelles—Constanti- nople—Greece, Athens, Eleusis, Marathon—Palestine, Haifa, Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Nazareth, Tiberias, Da- mascus —Egypt, Cairo, Memphis, and up the Nile to Luxor, Karnak, Thebes, Line departs from traditional policy to make an epoch in Cruising history. Prices range from $950 up according to character and location of stateroom. Reservations should be made at once. Pacific Liner Ebro” Built especially and luxuriously equipped for cruising in the Tropics To South America usual figure, on “Loyalties.” _ Wiliiam Hodge is rehearsing an- other Yomespun comedy of his osvn authorship. “The Exile,” manager in “Kiki,” fs to be producea s00n. With ‘La Tendress’ ‘and ‘The Love Child” on the boards, jane Marisrie. Rambeau rehearsing “The Wedd'ng March,” this seems to | be a Bataille vear. “ase |Hitehcock ts reviving his Koo” serial and Benny Leonard, not _heret ‘fore known as an actor will be in the cast. Nance O'Netl’s New Play. Nance O'Ne!ll is rehearsing ‘Tho manity with which it is written. The dialogue is easy and pleasantly witty. The best thing to be said {se that the play is a vehicte for some first rate acting. Miss Sybil Thorndyk as Charlotte, is enabled to sho once again how well she can rend the emotions of a woman strung to the extremity of nervous tension | ' —to say nothing of the incidental revelation of her fine powers as a pianist. - “I SERVE,” by Roland Pertwee. = UST as Miss Clemence Dane aid in “A Bill of Divorcement,” Ro- land Pertwee, in “I Serve,” at the Kingshighway, imagines that a measure now before Parliament is the law of the land. He has chosen the Legitimation bill, which seeks to provide that upon the marriage of ' parents of an illegitimate child, the by Sidney Toler, who plays the stage | child shall become legitimate. The child in the play ts the son of Kate Harding, a parlor maid. The father is a gentleman, and Kate's passion is to bring up the boy to take his place in his father's castle, Raymond | With this end In view she educates “Hitchy- | | herself, refuses the humble man she ‘loves, and toils and saves. She dis- covers the father again as the lover of her mistress. Then, having in- herited a fortune, she has wealth te compel him to marry her and give — ef ee tte te th SANE Bo Re GRR ARNT MM ny PBT i ONE - —_ — _ — aa Oa Nee ee ee Re ee a IT AS SIGS OGM Se wer 4 “ ys a ie ee ae 68 days of delightful travel across and below the Equator , Field of Ermine, the first of three|the boy his name. She is released From New York, January 24, 1923 | Benavente plays which she will pro-| from her obsession by the sont Havana, Cuba; Panama Canal; Callao, Buenos Aires in the Argentine; Monte- | |duce this season. . . By ap-/ death in a shipwreck. Lima, and Mollendo, Peru; Arica, video, Uruguay; Santos, Sao Paulo and , ee a pr arteie theaters | Antofagasta, Iquique, Valparaiso, and Rio de Janeiro (Brazilian Centennial ph ton oi nt domain 9 ot sar ahaieee Santiago, Chile; Juan Fernandez- Exposition 8 days). Trinidad-Barbados. ‘songs in a single afternoon and eve-| MU \y become « hiehiy Robinson Crusoe’s Island; over the $1890 up according to stateroom. atterly ning. John Corbin has suc- | has w . : : esteemed player in London, a ne Andes Mountains to Mendoza and ,ceeded Alexander Woolcott as dra- | play at the Apollo, “The Torch,” by EDDIE HILL Freight: Wet «ter Ride. Chicaen. The Dapper Comic Matinee. | eee mAdults 22c¢ & Tax LAMONT TRIO Children 10¢ Plus TA&x MWELL 3M. Mivety stutt of 1922 ff except Sunday) _ SISTERS 4 2 cr, ZA1AY A — Music . : KINGSTON & EBNER | EXTRA! wit — Philosophy § FOSTER BALL &@ IN MELODY” in “This and That” Entire Week Knittel’s “THE TORCH.” AURICE Moscovitch, who hag eget _——— Se CUNARD FRED MOORE Great Character ’ AY, AT. 800—EVE., 8:39 s AT 8:15 P. M. Scholarship Fund for the Deaf OCTOBER 22 _ . j During : 1921, the POST-DISPATCH Hope Eden & Frescott 8 y--anki- The Miracle Girl @“ The Brazilian § Heiress.” The Four & and Erretcs. Harvey & The Master Mind@ Heney & Grace. sun. and Thurs. Study E. T. ALEXANDER Lightning 611 Painter Vitagraph’s Latest Feature HARRY CAREY “THE KICK BACK” Sn ier: anee - Last Week of the Serial GAYETY = 14th i4th_and 1 ocust! >| Tw Two Frolics Daily! Pa Reland-‘Timber Queen , ae Frank Hunter +i: KHRelcey Comedy—“Dandy ae * ak & Jeff in “Fallen Arches” , And Other Screen Novelties. BIG JAMBOREE SHOW ON THURS. & MON. 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Ninth and Locust Sts., 1709 Live Oak St., Special Tours to the Brazilian Centennial Exposition— The American Express Travel Department— official Travel Representative in the United States for the Brazilian Government—offers Special Tours to Rio de Janeiro leaving New For full information, deck plans, itineraries, details of shore excur- sions, etc., on any of the above Cruise Tours, call, phone or write American Express Travel Department : Cor St. Louis—(Bell) Olive 6709 Dalias—X-5431 1125 McGee St., Kansas City—Harrison 9390; Grand 4880 WHEREVER YOU TRAVEL CARRY AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVELERS CHEQUES niatic editor of the New York Times, and Woolcott has | yond the Herald | DOING IN MOVIE STUDIOS Continued From Pace One. before long rival Hollywood in movie | production. In an address the -ii- rector said: “I see no reason what- become a producing center for mo- geles. I am tremendously encour- aged at what I have seen here. Flor- OCEAN STEAMEBS. OCEAN STEAMERS. Winter Voyages to the Sunny MEDITERRANEAN New OtU-Burner 8S. 8. SCANIA Oct. W@W xo thee. 6 SCYTHIA Now. 23. CARONIA Feb. 186, Information local agents of | CUNARD and ANCHOR S. S. LINES, 1135 Olive St. Eis IJNARD ~~ ar Uh | ida its a State abounding fn color and heauty and an exotic vegetation to be found, so far as I know, In no other nart of the United States. It offers lereve facilities for sea pictures. It ts | ~ithin quick etriking distance of — mS 6Times Sauare,;New York. the heart JOINT SERVICE WITR of the industry. You have many HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE ‘arwuments in its favor. You should TO PLYMOL 1M, ROTLOINE with patience and determination | By New Plat inn od <teamer achieve the end you seek here, a. Resolute ; Oct. 1 motion picture colony.” Reliaree ; To HAMBURG DIRECT i n! Geilings every Thureday. by Dope Senramonuche i stcamers Vrount Clay. Mount Care tint Mount Clinton, Hansa, Bay + Treen hg with speeal cabin énproved third class accoramods UNtrep AMERICAN LINES, INC 154 West Randolph St.. Chicage. or Local Agents. become part of the great movie col- OCEA! N STEAMERS. : br Rafael Sabna- is to he ecreened tr the near future. The story is sa'd to he -24- | ever why Miam! should not In time troduce hie latest light o’ love inte {tion pictures that will rival Los An-/| ‘John Knittel. The principal char- ‘acter is Jurg Winkelried, mayor of Sempach, a small town in Switzer- ‘land; he can be best described as @ blending of Job and King Lear, With him live his three grown-up children, George, Henry and Su- zanne, all doomed to render his exe istence miserabie.. The first, a proe 'fessed Communist, is @ roue; the ‘second is a worthless ne’er-do-wells ‘the third has thrown In her lot with a penniless laborer. George has the impudence to ine his father’s house; when rebuked, he files into a towering rage and at tacks the old man. All this happens on a National Commemoration Day, when the Mayor ts to head a procege sion bearing aloft a torch bequeathed by a distinguished ancestor. Horrte fied by the ingratitude of his childe ren, he thrusts the torch in the thus setting the house ablaze precipitating the tragedy which tg ‘to bring ruin. upon himself and the | family. _ - ‘ony in Southern California. - Viola Dana, picturesquely gowne@ in a hoop skirt, attempted a ride mule in ‘Miss Eramy Lou,” but mirably suited for a motion picture, | animal didn’t like the hoop skirt | began to kick up. Miss Dana muse Mae Murray has left New York to | aged to hang on until she was res cued. ; a ~———_— a —— sienna ee aw — . EE i Me oe rT d NS AS RG Aap AAH 8 POM AORTA IES We eaten Sy

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é SUNDAL es = "NDAY, POST-DISPATCH alone A pproximatelv Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Ti ences == ———s natasha ge — : ocTOBER sec 4 - STLOUTS POST-DISPATCH ‘he City Circulation of scsi : ne Od re ~ piss EE ae CP eters -FOUNDG. B.SHAW ONLY. NOVELTY IN EUROPE Mme. Kalich Says He Is a Jovial Person Who Drives 40 Miles an Hour. ie Ac tre ee POO Ee or eRe a Th ah anc eae . oo eee oe Min | fae been busy day and night—busy carefully tailoring the clothes that went to makegpe how we do 4] ae ~- os Aegina’ ee ete buver is the La > © OC ga 7 Kee up this remarkable showing of mater and ee a a its.. Never — ye .. Aegsesti: nfl ~~ we had such a mammoth and varied showing—for never before have we catered to som and smile and remarked, ‘They're | WISe buyer; he gels more ~ . a, 4 a S >» n are = yin 3 : enks : SS ee ae ett BN eee eo RR _ _ 7 we, ~ » Uy Se ear OG sty MR RI eather ie tesa® rw + 5. " . . ~- . “.. n ae a i ho. » + det: “ a > -: z =— er PL EOE IT ENT OT OT IE OTT IT OLE LTE LENT IR: NS EM te ' Aegis at as ~ . i, Sens” A Ne | ta RCE gk 5 NESE ig dy OU e V a» lessiy clear. Bs Mp hide eget a a Ce sees pe Copte ee Se woe owen Sncenttenen none muperesrenened - > em | —— - meetnlet as cenpll Campeaaepa 2s pede > on nae ease -ene aaa ON et ko come Aa RRR "SS a me a a : Pg bs FO SE. lO Gyan. RE En; eerie. Se aliens wae ee ee orwerser “He seems,” according to Mme. | ; hat | the aate Kalich, “the very essence of whit Fs Mg 8 eg > a A Fs | a Pewee ten Shakspeare meant his actors to be C8 RENO RRS es > eo: OF aaa ES ana VERS.” ALS PE GR , —a wonderful link between the So Se om 2 Re OY ee ys ee ot BAe Cnr ee SOL ee ae ESET - | | | U brain of the poet and the minds of | SS Tas LS. mm, "| MP aM oe ape epee: eg i ace ged ok eA Se. ee: : ZF , ‘) ae ot 1e€8 ac a the audience.” | Se Bf Ch a, : mee Mame: fe ie Se Me vay ae ae Se SO PRM RE RONE Pe SN SNE, + i i OF ela FOr Ree eee nigh Wo aes e. a Mme. kalich believes that a com- SG cps 2, | nite. a Game eS Re ORIN aM Me eee Be a Se Bs 4 ER (sh Se fates y ese ve ay eS ae ee price you pay a Of ee A Fe or. oe sone ae ws woe oS oy eo ane : a ae 4 . & «. ic, P . we z } eee > ‘ «08 fea : a Breed ” , 1 NP oe ty Ms ’ ’ - : Py 4 ; rs ' . i ; at | . a . ; sy | COE: | eras” Benouch to cove ake : ; 7) ee, tee” a . ° ; : art . dete ‘ana gf : i : a a) Dis “#profit—and his tic over the idea. She purchased a Sy ‘i: Sa . ° play by the late Max Dauthendey, 5 Seer Os. ci ae e 9. ee NS cs Sr ee ian : ‘ d the and plans to present it here around ae. Me Me ete Se ie a Be MESS nee aReee gogcnes ae . Bee 5.9 ap, he, pe | a A 18S1i0Nn an . Christmas. It “Th a. nme Sea meer aes. “aera eS AER be OS STN Re SS aR ie SB Re Fe eR 7 ~~. : A. Ss Kemeny — B d —— oe :lUC Gt et Pe g, Sil bee. A Aaa , @expenses. Bon = saa 4 we “aan as ya Dah ee eal SR a: TE aS oe eRe or . once word om os fe RR RNS NEED Me aia & pany of the best American actors would win a great success abroad é “ ( Raoneaae ae | and quotes Herman Suderman and Lie ees Sl es Mee Poe =” Ras Soe . , Ege Sen 5 he Sp Meuvecess ner . Max Reinhardt as being enthusias- | ¥ fee LS) ee se St AEE a Ce Poke a RR ee Ce See A aoe rag . | & > > ae “wary vo ac — ea. ee ened ee —— . 4 > . gat 7 “aan 8 anne aan a enn eae eaten ns = ~ j : j | ¢ : Hf %} is called he Pas- times of an Empress,’’ and deals with ‘Bai *the life of Catherine the Great of Me SS Eee ete ee errno did: ie 8 ae Aig BS Oy “Eat ee 1 Ses 1 Aas , “ = Fe? th ] iy Russia and her consort, Czar Peter. & se a 3 SS Eee eae. ees OS ae ee Bie nec: | a or a> ! hres, , A ao * AE RRO e wearer él — : me", AY ae s ..” yy) . ‘.% oe “ - é . ‘oe _« , ; ’ ~~ ee $ P P , Pn ‘ ’ " . , " - ¥ ba ' 7 . _* on ; es “ : r e . Df 5 , fv e . , a A , ,. : ay ’ yO ree a , ‘ on) 4a OA , > é ‘ c oo ° ‘ “ °, , ~ : a " ' % ; ' © " i * ) . rye Pie pa . 4 raf it . 5 . > “” “} ¢ . ‘ "2. oes 5 «3 . — . . ; ‘ } : : . 7, . dé q o r ev ; . “2° “ev. a . ’ . , : Pal ’ * be ‘Extra Funds to Be Sent to Worker pain od ea ee RRS ae ne i ae Ce EEA SS SHS eR RE = ~ | Mme. Kalich will play the Empress. ed “. if | i | i HW i s B | SE oe Page . oes , a omer _ SE RL EES ae? SPOR OPS VEAL Seneeeenneeeeeee EEE ee eee ET ere ne tees - ~ prusngurennaanng mw ~ -_ > =24 a wn te hae oe. —- ae = A OEE a I me ot ee Ue ot Stone = ~ alamo MMM OO eS ES rrr ae Man Association, 1411 Locust street, a 3 Pee ne ie 5 oe ke ips ces pie ee: ph bite eee SS %% is Sy ™ et Boe Meek ee 3 re Ree ee | | | | a O O Minder the auspices of the Wortd a af ag ee ee “ es ee A eee ie Le SARE w-, Res oe e. is ee ? 6é ot Beliowship Committee of the Asso- PWG Oe A ee ee It doesn’t pay to “take a chance” nowadays. There’s too much of the © ae ( ; ee es ee é- ion . 3 : ¢ 4 ‘ m de ‘ . “ . m , ‘ ’ re ( P | e ve | a Nn d ox, 1 SO a fe ee : +o % , eee aa Pe Ong Soe Ne i Re Pony -F 88. 46 ‘ ‘ _ EpsomSalts || | : I a ee (tae oD ia? Detroit es APP Km a ; bE ; : ei teen : . ‘ . . "Af es ’ ; » ‘ * + When constipated, bilious or siek A ig Be, Ss asa o ; B2 353 = “55 o, : aye > 5% : ys Se, =: So ta OO, é the American kp Om Assvuciation. ™ RZ Wea “7 oe OF xe kes gee ; % Bi ee: ee iis: Pie aS ks pi 1Cé CVC! \ han ¢ oo offord One P Cet yours today. n children gladly take it. Drug GO EEE ESE ER GCL OLE IE SERB O EET LO ME 1s ES ~? ] 00 ee ee Se Ga EYE oe See Ag CER ° le Kh ON ee > ros Pie SAE wels of a dose of epsom salts every man needs one, and because ’s low 4 Salts,’’ the Wonderful discovery | 4 eee vo heonanpit ye. ’ oungmewn = - a a a _ ties Mel a ON ee ie so gly a et aha ee Fe

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wep > STNDAY, ca A ne OBER 15, 1922. Che City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH ee ee 5 a ce i Bona's REGI(STERED — . Bond’s fpre’s hardly a careful, economical man in St. Louis to- fr enjoyed, who doesn’t realize by now (with woolens “sky high”) that good clothes at istory, be. fysonable price seems almost impossible to obtain. ories have-. possible.” We have built a tremendous business on va/ue; men who come hn tnercent Sars Bs ° 99 . we “how we do it” have been conyinced—and have bought. nt to make © before have spiel! their friends—and so it goes — an endless chain of “Bond Boosters.” itered to so pts the reason for our being able to enjoy the biggest business in our history. fist One Profit fere at Bond’s tthe Manufacturer’s Wid you ever stop to think lwhat the money you spend x clothes actually pays for? The ‘Pprce you pay a retailer must be big Bnouch to cover the manufacturer's Pprofit—and his road salesmen’s com- Bnission—and the retailer’s profit and @xpenses. Bond’s plan of selling direct Wo-the wearer ¢/iminates every one of hese items except the manufacturer’s Profit. That’s the reason for Bond's OW price. ‘aom $0 Clothes Are hey look as xpect them tter Than the to Bond's sive all and biel fervice I hey Give : 1 PYoucan’t figure value on the DATS Wasis of price alone; just be- Pause a suit or overcoat costs you ten Poollars: more elsewhere than it would Pkre at Bond’s—is no sound argument ‘Phy that suit or overcoat would give Hou $10 worth more of service than a ‘WPond’s Suit or Overcoat. Fact of the Patter is 7¢ won’t. Youpay thatextra - #10 to the ordinary retailer because it Posts him $10 to market that suit. It mton’t require much figuring to see that “FF ts plain as day! Louisville Columbus Cincinnat) St. Louis Kansas City Lorain Omaha 4 if ' N e ; ¥ ; " To? os . - 2° » : " ee j ry ‘ Ley de oa - oe gt Ry Sas Are CO ] . 7 : .. : : . ‘ a > 7 ee. oe! yIK iS US DAT OFF Sete , > P ~ = test money gill take the time to come to Bond’s they will find what they considered coats—because of the vastness of the assortment and the real These men in Bond’s Overcoats are guaranteed in every way; they'll Ee AP ti —— -_ =_ clone Exceeds that of the Pailv Star and the Fimes Combined by Approximately 40.000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5 — ' The Overcoat Store quality represented, this store has earned the right to its title, please even the most fastidious, but our best chances to prove this is in having you see them and try some on. Silk Lined Full Dress and Tuxedos You can now afford to be dressed correctly “tor that affair’— Bond's price makes @#& possible. Bond’s—always striving to give the customer the most for the least—has perfected the 2-pants idea more-thoroughly than any organization in the country. The selection for Fall and Winter in- cludes every new model—every wanted fabric, and please remember you get the same high quality, the same expert workmanship that has made Bond’s Clothes famous every- where. The extra pair of pants does away with the old “bugaboo” of having to discard a still good coat and vest because the trousers nat- urally wore out first—as we all know they do. Without one cent's worth of additional cost you get double wear out of Bond’s Suits— because of the extra pair of pants. Bond’s Suits Complete With 2 Pairs of Pants The extra pair doubles the wear and cuts your clothes bills in half. Separate Trousers Never mind what Hundreds of fine striped 2 SF a ED size you wear—you worsteds, suiting pat- Pare ep may be extra tall terns and all-wool fast- yi nate _ gig ted anv man “who ES cares” can afford. It's up to you to $5 and $6 es RO REE : M come to Bond's. Buy His First Long-Pants Suit at Bond's He is more particular now than he ever will be again. He ae going to become a man and that first Long-Pants Suit must*meet 1s ideas of what such a Suit should be. We specialize in sizes for boys who are just about to praduate from “knickers.” We have studied the lad’s requirements. and are pre- pared better than any other store in St. Louis to meet them. ‘Then, too, there is a distinct Saving in price, which any parent can readily see. —— _—_— —_ -—.— — ee ee | GANZ EXPECTED 10 COME HOME IN WEE Symphony Director to Begin Re- hearsals for Second Season on Arrival From New York. Director Rudolph Ganz of ths Symphony Orchestra arrived in New York Thursday and will remain there about a week before coming to St. Louis, according to word re- ceived yesterday by the manage- ment. Immediately upon his arri- val, he will begin rehearsals for his second season, which opens with a ropular concert on the afternoon of Sunday, Nov. 5. The first pair of regular concerts will be played Nev. 10 and il. Packages of music, purchased by the director while in-Europe, con- tinue to arrive at the offices. The new additions are being sorted and indexed, and it is believed that eventually the orchestra will possess ore of the nearest complete musical libraries in the country. While in the East, Director Gans is to see Leopold Stokowski, conduc- tor of the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, and urge him to complets the instrumentation of Bach's “Pas- sacagiia,”” which is programmed here for this winter. Stokowski has written that he may be unable to find time for finishing the task. It appeared for a time that f would be impossible also to present _John Alden Carpenter’s “Krazy Kat,” as the composer signed away else~- where exclusive rights of perform- ance. This obstacle, however, has been overcome, and the comic plece ' will be played here. In an effort to sell all the Odeon tickets for all regular concerts, the | management- has organized a new auxiliary, the Subscribers’ Volunteer Ccmmittee, under the chairmanship of Mrs. Joseph W. Lewis. Two of five vice chairmen have been appointed —Mrs. Harvey G. Mudd and Miss Caroline Bailey. Each vice chairman will have a team of five workers, but every subscriber is asked to sell at least one season ticket. For the use of the new committee, the management has opened downtown offices at 1111 Olive street. | ‘SCHOOL CONDITIONS IN RUSSIA SHOW LITTLE IMPROVEMENT: Many Teachers Have Not Been Paid | for Months and Are For- saking Profession, Correspondence of the Associated Press. MOSCOW, Sept. 13.—Russian chfl- dren have started a new school year with little prospect of better condi- tions than they endured during the revolution. In the Siberian district the in- debtedness of the Government to the teachers for salaries has reached the sum of more than 85,000,000,000 rubles, says a recent report to the district Soviet. This is a mere frac- tion of the total amount due to In- structors in salaries. In some dis- _tricts teachers have not been paid | for many months, and the officials | have even ceased to keep account of | the arrears. | The lot of Russian school teachers has been a hard one. In the vil- | lages they have been somewhat bet- |ter cared for than in the cities, be- 'cause the peasants have taxed them- ‘selves to contribute to the necessary /expenses; have themselves cut wood ‘for the school fuel, and have re- | paired many school houses. In the cities the schools have been left to governmental care. As a result of |these conditions many teachers are turning to other means of earning (a living. | The plan of the Communists for a free and unified school system {is | having hard sledding. Decree after decree has been passed forbidding | the collection of fees from parents for their children’s education, but local school authorities from time to | time make “assessments” upon par- |ents for the various expenses in- volved in maintaining the schoola, Frut Show Nov. 7-12. The State Apple Show and the 8&t. Louis Fruit Show, co-operating with the St. Louis Flower Show, will be held in St. Louis Nov. 7-12, under the _auspices of the Missouri State Horti- 'cultural Society, it was announced by Jewell Hayes, secretary of the Missouri Board of Agriculture. See ADVERTISEMENT) THE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTHY KIDNEYS Many organs take part in assimils- ition of food, and a number are active in eliminating those portions of 'the food which are not taken into | the blood for the upbuilding of the _body. Of the eliminative organs, the _kidneys are of major importance, and are most likely to be overworked (and become diseased. When sneh is _the case, various troubles of a diges- tive and eliminative character oceur, ) and such troubles are so frequent ‘and so common that it is absolutely necessary to find some relief. War- ner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy Was compounded fifty years ago to |help equalize the work of both kid- ineys and liver. How successfn] it has been is evidenced by its wide- ‘spread sale and its value is attested by an immense number of apprecia- tive users who through these man’ vears have put it to the severest tests with the most satisfactory resulta. a Warner's Safe FKidrev and Tiver Remedy contains no‘ harmful tIngred'. ents and chon’? he nsed when the kidnevs need attention, Fold by Wolff-Wilsen Drue Ce. and all lesadine druggists. Samp’s sent on receirt of ten cents, Warne-"s - a ; Cn.. 1} ft. ag , Rochester, Me Ze EOE OR AB IL REI ER ME at ~ est eet Perla Seem tc le, i lia se sll antl Rea cease

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, : : s that of the Daily Globe-D t and the Times Combined. . . : y . od Approximately Equals t . e-Democrat an 3 | h City Circulation of the Daily POST DISPATC alone | tsi € ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ° | — Japan. German Play to Be Given. | Jefferson avenues, by the German | Radiophone Tried in Jap +. - +. A comedy by Curt Kraatz, entitled ‘Theater Stock Co. First St. Louis | Correspondence of the Associated Press. | Ukrainian m Singers ; |appearances will be made by Miss; TOKIO, Sept. 28.—The Seat sasto- “he “Bockspruenge,” or “Goat's Capers, Hilda Muempfer of the State The- | phone trial in Japan has been held | to Visit Odeon will) be presented tonight at the ater of Detmold, Germany, and Otto | efore the representatives of the Eagle Auditorium, Lafayette and | Ludwig of Chicago. 'Tokio press. A company has been on Nov 14 66mm = : | | granted permission by the Govern- : 4 e. oe Special were a | ment to carry on this work in — : | : . > ; ae 7 1 patd to Ch a isame way as the radio stations :n HE Ukrainian National Chorus, W om ‘ se) ~ ees: * ; 7 | Ae GEO A B ithe I’nited States, and 4 regular a mixed choir of 60-odd voices, me 2 . if *) a a . — y i ; DR. * - 'daily program of broad sagan: will be heard at the Odeon on the oe a WOE Fe iS aay ; ‘ . : j ” $n 4 4 Bie 3 Olive St. (Over F fosowrdEkpaalemte ss Riggers evening of Nov. 14. The director is W : ; Fy ON RES A 3 |The Department of Communications Alexander Koschetz. After the or- |has relaxed its former censorship. | ganization’s recent debut on this side =: |of the Atlantic, in New York, its | , - | ADVERTISEMENT. | work was praised as “an exhibition ; | of intensely characteristic choral W , | H 0 W T 0 D A K KE N singing, distinguished by strongly . GRAY HAIR a traits and by an art W “Rexall Remedies Jonteel Combina- | a -. + more than forty vears, recenuy mace | ander Koschetz. and they awd tm h A - room bome for you, similar to 1 om Oe euty Tl the following statement: , brought to an extraordinary degree Bamboo Brier Blo ullger 6 room ag tne ay similar aut ceie ne only @ er | (‘Anyone can prepare a simple vane! et pettection. The etnmete aaa 500 Kidney Pills $250 down, b ce easy mon paymen asier ture at home, at very little cost, that/in the peasant costumes of Little ae tek : ~ than renting. Erected in a week—painted one coat— : aii Rakes ecay (halr, ond make it] pie. flaming and exctie pete! W $1 Cod Li A The hahet-qvelieal ideauill nie Gesizas to choose fr ail at our office to Beef, Iron and Wine Pur isoft and glossy. To & half-pint of of scarlet, canary yellow, black, tur- ape BR Ov 2 he nite rate nile: . oe) oe | ‘ . 2 moet” semmodions -canving Me WM 1 11S beautiful S ar “the Ciaea Unualele See Therm Ss Lunch Kits ' Made of — leather, Sage ° bd ad ve ‘ rift ami :1e@ ca , The Furniture you-thought beyond your means will be placed in your home by us im- ff oo uana of the former Russian Em- W CANDY SALE! —EXTRAORDINARY! Looks like $5.00 worth. —ae some bow-end . . . ° . . 1*4-pint size, regular $5.00 size. mediately if you simply sav the word. To pay cash for this Furniture might perhaps pire—‘the Italy of Russia’—with a ee ~~ eR oy 9 RRMA LANS WN) AER. MEER Ere ten ED tan er : Keeps Coffee Hot for 24 Hours. iz . ° be beyond your means. But our credit system that provides that a man pay just people of a warmer temperament W eae apices ines iste DELICIOUS PEPPERMINT PAT riIES THE ROGERS with full -S1Ze withia the means of everyone regardless of their income. You don’t buy Furniture “Ukrainian folksongs. are full of W ee $2.49 rich chocolate that you will enjey. Séc a pound would be cheap fol " with triplic ate f Furniture and adjust payments to suit your own convenience. m never powerless or weak, but often 2\. ' bubble over with merriment at times The Rogers is a most attractive and / seal-embossed fiber—remor- . wonderful tenderness and sympathy, ‘ ° . often enough to risk disappointment by paying cash for cheap Furniture. Buy good — this quality. hifft tt P th "eC oretie Wil full of cheerfulness, buoyancy, and SPECIAL—OPEN Pf oe Fats : . ble Eleetric Carling WE Be b; | ; ~ S | . .« « With the exception of the W AND SALE OF ‘ ee bs tee emote removal of the seat as little each week or month as he can afford, and no more, places our Furniture than the North Russiang. . . 4 able, sanitary, Iacuuered lunch box. Creams that melt in your mouth. Made with a heavy coating of of eweet melancholy; yet they are W | | re Ba ong 4 a distinctive humor. They fairly VW DEMONSTRATION SPECIAL, 33C POUND Electric Curling Iron and Waver Red © and large Comp S clamp it becomes an efficient Wa prehistoric melodies, all the songs of the Ukraine are sung polyphon- W ular price $5.00. . TOOTH BRUSHES SPECIAL AT Shampoo ...... ee ically. Every melody is surrounded i de with colorful and capricious counter- W ; ' — bin Rate It makes the pores small and : - ee => r t ® ¢ rs F : - 5 v + i y 3 : z e os t - Ps & .: ey 4 + ? 4 & : .. $4 : a Bi ? * : . a 4 * and ly, replace cap and start writing. Ov are ottering this week. These Suites are beauti- Chif- heard at the Odeon in two concerts and feel, s 4 22,000 words to a phe No ia ne — waxed in ears and are constructed of next Sunday, is said to have been et etree an, Sean to —— Every pert with double springs and loose cushions. Certainly Me ! : . LA/ oe eons SS ECSR, s : Ps & ainly solid oak, has 5 large captured by Arabs when a child at it }ifts out lines by rejuvenat- 3 Aden. He was recovered by his par- ne Se ereehing the skin. T [ ET ARTICLES : ny r + h u don't have to wait for re- * 0 L ; ents several years later, but when sults; the first application shows * L’Ori an he came of age returned to the desert an change. Z lu r 2a *4is as d S| i1i®@ of Vv ect uins., . er, in tubes. * * .79¢ 7 Suite at this price. Our regular $195.00 value space for hangi.xzg , clothes. Special at. er co + Mirror Nail Polish..........- ‘ heal r 7 nv - 25c Boncilla n ~ > i f adopting their dress and accompan: Soap, 18c; 3 for 50c aris and Chypre Glazo Nail Polish..... 4 ing them on their expeditions. W $1.50 Boncilla Beautifier, jar, ECRINETTES or Floramye Mad Nail Polish..... acu B snsessar Narra Be ape Dr. Charies Flesh Food e My -= - 4 HE musical season will open Fri- YAf 750 Boncilla Face Powder. . .63c | he New Vanity Cases Catlin’s Quince Seed Cream, for day night at the Little Theater $°.50 Sets, consisting of ees 7 chapped hands and face, : WY $1.00 Jar Beantifier For the first time offered in St. Louis. Coty'’s L’'Origan Com- 25c and S0c Fe Al : GRAY 4 of the Artists’ Guild, Union boule- a tae ae pact Powder, in large gold metal bores, but as usual Wolff-||50c Spring Maid Benzoin sal ~ vard and Enright avenue, with a 58 Face Powder Wilson's is first in displaying a new, popular item. Has hinge i W ' . 9 Almond Lotion . ooeuel WE This Ane Com? a = cover top with ail-wool powder puff and mirror. oe ane “om ation will dé . e e | as | me TE os * == lee Pee , a3 =e : performance of “Pinafore,” one -f Total Sale Special in- ) Deiatte is Massive Dining Table =p SR 2 | the most populdr of the Gilbert & Value $2.50 Price $1.79 troductory sale price— eto tien t meet 7 ae : ve appearance and pone reod its $1.23 60a., wood or gas. Four lids : = : - . ‘ ’ . s * oe re 72555 -) . Sullivan operettas, by the Junior, RUBBER GOODS Gourand’s Oriental ers Bas oven and gas broiler. NE& F G : — Bt ee ee — ee ~ PPB Ff Rp fore on AOL OOS OE ARE Ne et vo “ Per oe eon BRE rite te tly nally eth awe s n . pec wine tad Reais Ww | OE ABO AGE SA REN NAA Ae! A AE ARCO BN, DP AREAL LOGIE RG EN IONS EAN OO a Nn ely _ . F oe ¢ een wee S. sTnewg Dp ~ oy . c . 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Pro- duces a maximum of heat at a minimum ie acme | fediealel bela fuel cost, Highly nickeled. LONDON, Oct. 14 During the re- ;cent International Theater Exhibi- 4 ‘ . , tion, at the Victoria and Albert Mu- 7 vy seul Basil Dean, the eminent pro- ducer, read a Pape m “The Act a Ly 1A whie} . ad fas iy ;, ‘ 4 témpts being made to {mprove upon the Cor | ert) ai “ 3a ~ p . - Most ¢ i these advances, he eaid, | arise out of trouble about | 8cenium arch. In the Attic and Eliz- |abethan theaters, the stage amongst the audience, who | seated On three sides of it. 'Jones brought back from Italy the proscenium and drop curtain of the Italian masques. But now that the actor is safely ensconced behind the stage forms the merest background to the vast arena in which most of the action takes place. ’ Threatened With Fatlure. “Watching the actors perform in this huge open space you are no longer conscious of the picture frame effect, the performers are in |your midst, you almost share with them the emotions of the play, it is like a circus; we seem to trav- eling rapidly back to the theater of ("nfortunately this at- he the Greeks’! tempt of Reinhardt’s to bring his ac- tors and his audience into closer re- ‘lationship is threatened already with failure, partly because the supply of good plays adapted to this new form of playhouse has proved tnsuf- ficient, partly because the vocal or- gans of the actors have proved un- equal to the demands made upon them. The last play I saw there was a bad compromise: it was not Suited to the arena treatment, and the more itntimate tones of the ac- tors did not carry. “Norman Bel-Geddes, a brilifant young American artist whose designs for a projected production of ‘The Divine Comedy,’ in Madison Square Garden, New York, vou may see , here, has {magined and drawn plans for a theater that shall have no prosenium Stage being a , Vast arena in one corner of a square building with seats in a large sem!- circle all round it, and a huge dome forming the background to. the whole When this dome illumi- nated it will envelop the audience in the same light as the drama, thus helping them to merge themselves entirely in the play being acted. The whole ‘stage can be rapidly sunk to the cellar level on a huge lift, big ,changes of scene being effected in a few minutes of darkness. Variety of Stages. “This is but one part of the evo- lution constantly going on !n stage architecture. It would take hours to i describe the infinite variety of ad- vanced st seen as one . the at all. {s ages to bea ‘of course, the revolving stage with which you are familiar at the Coll- seum, the triple stage invented by Kemendy of Budapest, which con- sists in the matin, in having two stages at the side of, and in addition to, the one seen by the audience, the whole encircled by a semicircular dome illuminated to represent the | sky. This stage is so designed that a epectator seated at one side of the re- stricted in the outdoor scenes by the No Dread of Gray Hair | [D° NOT dread gray hair andthesignsof | advancing age! The sure, safc way to tint gray, streaked, faded or bleached hair instantly to any shade of brown or black ls with the modern halr tint, “Brownatone.” Easily applied, cannot be detected and will mot rub or wash off. Greaseless, odorless, nothing to mix, no waiting, no disappoint- | gent. Guaranteed harmless to hair, scalp or ekin. 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~~ ue ten : 2 . ee ane eee ee ee eee thbow e PES eA Pie rer a eee Aa een The Citv Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. 6 ST.LOUMS POST-DISPATCH | nothing whatever to do with the new 'stage craft. By the very brilliance ‘of its achievement, its flaming color and boldness of design, the two-di- BASIL DEAN TELLS OF VARIOUS EFFORTS TO IMPROVE STAGE Continued From Preceding Page. —_ be seen at Dresden, whereby whole e@cenes can be sunk to the cellar. : forward on duplicate stages to take | their place in a few seconds. There | level, whilst other scenes are rolled fs the very latest stage, designed for | the new Opera House in Belgrade, | only just opened, where the whole, stage,.dn addition to being made to’ revolv@ is divided into a large num- ber ofsqcares of equal size. These can beawraised or lowered to varying height#in any number of combina- tions by a simple system of coup- lings emto one electric motor. Thus | the adtmal] floor of your stage be- | comes eas adaptable as the scenery, itself! It ts the most completely) flexible stage floor I have ever seen. Emotional Quality of Light. | “FHiave you ever reflected upon the. tremendous emotional quality of light? What instinct is it that makes you draw the curtains on a frosty winter’s night, switch off the light, and draw near the bright embers. You watch the dancing shadows on the wall in silence, until an emotion- a: estate is induced in you quite un-| consciously. Now is the time to sweep away misunderstandings, to) rae recall past memories, perhaps to sing | old songs. Such its the mysterious comforting light of the fireside A tremendous and most precious gif has been put into our hands and %s vet we are scarcely awake to ¢! fact. -I go so far as to say that the future ef decoration, I do not say design, lies wholly with the electri- cian. “The painter must look to his lau- rels. “Gees he must go back to the stu- dio, where he property belongs. It | ‘es te this emotiona] quality of light, : this power to biend itn with and to | vivify the emotiona!] state created by | the @drama without any intrusion of. detail, that the most powerful instru- | ment of stage decoration lies. As yet | we mostly use light realistically. Eventdally it will have to be used. decoratively and to illustrate and magnify emotion. It fs tn his swift and ciear recognition of this fact as much as by the beauty of his design that Adolphe Appia has justified his title to be the greatest of all the. workers In the new stage craft. “Appia contends that it is an insuf- ficient reform to substitute three di- mensional scenery for the old-fash- toned two @imensional stuff, not enough to substitute papier mache rocks fer those painted on the back | drop. ‘With the living actor placed | against such things one can easily detect the fraud. Instead, he has sought to weld the background into. harmony with the living actor by the | use ef the only other vital forces! available in the theater, namely, | light. | “Sothewhere, tn speaking of ths | forest of Bliegfried, he says: ‘We must. ne longer try to create the illusion | of a forest; but instead the illuston | of a man in the atmosphere of a. ¢ When the forest trees, stirre4_ by breeze, attract the attention | ef Siegfried, we, the spectators. should see Siegfried bathed tn the moving lights and shadows, and nv: the movement of rags of canvas agi-| tated by stage tricks. The scenic !1- lusion lies {n the living presence of | the actor.’ “Appia'’s theories that tn leht lies | the one motive power capable of holding the scene painter and design-_ er im necessary subiection to the. actor, that in light lies the one mo- tive power capable of forcing inan!- mate things into a living contribu- tion to the human emotion were. of course, at the time they were first formulated, quite revolutionary. I have always thought that he was 22 even greater apostie than Craig of | the go@-whose name !s Dionysius. It fs Appia whom I wish to follow. Stage Arrangement. “I shall attempt no lengthy de- scriptions of modern lighting eppa- ratus; these are technical matters that require years of study. but con-. tent myself with a brief outline of. events. Side by aide with the efforts | that were and are being made (for | Iam now telling of present-day his-_ tory) to get the actor away from the tyranny of the proscenium = arch.. there are kindred struggles going on in the world of stace lighting. How to get away from the tyranny of rows upon rows of distorted tree trunks hanging across the stace like family washing in a back garden? If we do away with the flapping back cloth, what is to go in its place? The ridiculous house Pieces and al! the rest of the rubbish—what goes in their place? These are some of the problems. “It f@ well to note here ther the vast paintings (they are really nothing more) of Bakst. Roe- rich, Anisfeld, and all those who bhe- long to the Russian schoo! have Free to Asthma and Hay Fever Sufferers Free Trial of Method That Anyone Can Use Without Discomfort er Loss of Time We have a method fer the contro! ef Amibma, and we Want you to try it at eur expense. 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Send free trial of your methed tc. ee ***es | _sowtipberens + weer ees e +s e+e eee mensional scenery has postponed its own inevitable death Governed by the requirements of ballet these Russians have so ennobled and s0 Continued on Next Page. en — leet HE is aa i STN ad i Hair is Tarning Gray, use Sage [ea OU can turn gray, faded hair beautifully dark and lustrous almost over night if ou'll get a bottle of “Wyeth's ge and Sulphur Cam- und” at any drug store. Villions of bottles of this old famous Sage Tea Recipe, im- 4 ‘ een by tne PY Seas oes" 7 . 4 , onmnrrr = eae own ly, says a weli-K: druggist here, because it dark- ens the hair so naturally and evenly that no one ean it has been applied. 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AT - Sure, it BS ourTre tf you +. and your family the enjoyment of handsome furniture ang pleasant surroundings. nd ft wilt ee sg a Shatsoever if you will only seek the ald of our Liberal Credit System. We cam shew you ina yourself te happiness by making your home attractive, comfortable and weil-furnished. It makes 8° time in which to make easy payments. Mounds, Ill., Cairo, IIl., Mound City, III., 2 in Louisville, Ky: —— a ee ne ee” SUNDAY. @CTOBER 15. 1922. ‘i Pasi... a * : Press : penn ‘ fated es mF % ORK. 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« SUNDay BER 15, 193). associat S8. YORK, Oct. 14.—Using a “Sie ME asp to Direct Bullet at Self. SUNDAY, BER 15, 1922. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH «lone Exceeds that of the “ss Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. e] ed Pre to direct his aim, Her- | e. a retired banker, fired | BASIL DEAN TELLS OF VARIOUS EFFORTS TO IMPROVE STAGE | Continued From Preceding Page. into his prain yesterday. ADVERTISEMENT. Be ATERS GET pve TROUBLE Salts at first sign | Bladder irritation or. Bekaec aa derine’’ American men and women must sonstantly against Kidney trou- we eat often too much rea and all our food is rich. Our is filled with uric acid which the strive to filter out; they from overwork, heconie slug- the eliminative tissues clog and result is kidnev tréuble, bladder and a general decline in kidneys feel like lumps . wour back hurts; if vou suf- S@ith sick headache, or dizzy, ! is, acid stomach, or if eumatism when the weath- et from your pharmacist alii of Jad Salts; take nful in a giass of water breakfast for a few days and kidneys may then act fine. This salts is made from the acid ? and lemon juice, combined r lithia, and has been used for | : ‘ons to flush and stimulate kidneys; to neutralize the’ so they are no longer a source. jgitation, thus often ending blad- ers. | jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in- | makes a delightful effervescent water beverage and belongs in. home, because nobody can make) “ by having a good kidney | any time. | ; ' enriched | ater. the existing everyone; and many English work- ers in the theater, not quite know- ing what they are doing, are still running after the comet. These dis- tinguished artists are no followe-:s of the divine Bospel of Appia, any more than are some of the Cubists who have dared to invade the thc- Electrician Kept Busy. “Craig and Appia led the way. Flat scenery and painted perspective gave way to more solid effects. These in their turn demanded less flat, even lighting; they re quired some of the welcome relief of shadow to give them life. This kept the electrician busy, thinking not so much how to get light for his pic- tures but shade also, just as it kept the stage mechinician busy thinking how to get rid quickly of the new solid scenery. “The first big contribution to this part of the subject came from an inventor called Fortuny. He discov- | ered that the more solid the surface illuminated, and also the rougher that surface was, the more easy it was to create the illusion of atmos- phere and depth of color. So he conceived the idea of building a semicircular dome of plaster at the back of the stage and of coloring it with light. high and so much around the sides of the stage that the abolition of hanging trees and the usual accom- paniments of exterior scenery be- came immediately possible. “He worked out a complete sys- tem of arc lighting, reflecting his light through colored silks, and also using it directly. He obtained the most marvelous atmospheric effects. 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' General News PART SIX. ee a eee - -—_ a a > * - General News ce a PAGES 11—18. — A ~ eae lidow of Murdered Rector, a Grim, Silent Figure Who Ignores Gossips POLITICO, WEALTH AND CHURCH INFLUENCE IN POWERFUL COMBINE 10 KEEP HER FROM BEING ANNOYED | Se >. . a a FOUR WEEKS AGO i a a ’ ‘Suave and Shrewd, Woman Friend of Mrs. Hall } Guards Her From Reporters and Police Refuse to Tell What They Learned From Her—A Study of the Daughter of Woman Murdered With Pastor. By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. 5 .? New Brunswick, N. J., Oct. 14 FTER four weeks, the prosecuting authorities of Middlesex and Somer- A« Counties have emerged with empty hands from behind the opaque “curtain in which they have enveloped their devious pursuit of facts | bearing on the murder of the Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and his choir leader. | Ms. Eleanor Mills, who was the wife of his church sexton. Once before they emerged to announce in a single, unexplained official | gntence their arrest of a youth and their charge of the murder to him. This | ee was only moméntary for an instantaneous outburst of ridicule | anf wrath drove them back to their star chamber to recapitulate their gro- | tesque conclusion that the purposeless presence of a youth in the vicinity | of the murder and his possession of a pearl-handled .22 caliber revolver » goilved the mystery of deaths by .32 caliber automatic pistol bullets and the vengeful use of a knife. 4 Now as they emerge again to admit they were hoaxed by the statement de man whom none in the community would credit in any utterance, they | Urect public consideration of the mystery back to the point of the day after | the discovery of the bodies. At that time, some few clear imprints led in 3 the direction of solution. Now the imprints are obliterated, the trail ig cold © and it is genegally believed that initia] official laxity and stupidity can be © rectified only by a miracle, and of this there is no horizon sign. PROSECUTING AUTHORITIES KEEP DARK RESULTS OF TALK WITH WIDOW. ' The curtain still envelops most of 1 3 the facts in the case. Many alleged | 2 facts have been set forth in the vol- uminous writing of newspaper corre- spondents, but they have no stamp + of official determination. They are | the siftings of the multitude of ru- more—the more persistent rumors for which the correspondents have been able to find semblence of unof- _ ficial corroboration. Taken to the prosecutors, these ' &pparent facts have remained un- | Verifed by the cold, hard light which | legal authority could throw upon | them. They have remained the ' Skeletons of fact without the flesh | of modifying details which in them- Miles might lead to major factors | for solution. The aloofness, silence 804 irritable refusal of the prose- _ tutors to affirm or deny or to state What their own legal inquisition has _ Produced has been varied only by Sart, brief affirmations, denials or vasions, which later have proved false. 4 @Whus it is that the only statement Of the widow of the rector of which the Public has been apprised is a ‘solitary volunfiry statement to news- | Paper reporters, in which flaws re- lating to her movements on the night ‘tthe murder have been found. She has been questioned twice by the mecutors, but whether she cor- Seeted the flaws or evaded questions Sbruptly as she did those of the has not been made known. has since refused to again meet “@e reporters. 5 Thus it {s that the widow's ec- ‘MMtric brother is sequestered in her and when, after three weeks, : ls decided that he should be ques- pend, he is spirited at midnight to . * adjoining county and the pubtic peg, 4 of none of his statements. ‘*84IL GROWS COLD AS THE | AUTHORITIES PURSUE 7 TRIVIAL THINGS. _ Thus tt ts that, though nearly two == a8g0 reporters brought to peat that two bundles of clothes had a the widow's home for cleaning, ="® Prosecutors did not until the last : days deem it important to ex- 5 *N6 those clothes. a Thus it is that major facts and tri- themselves : lessened and that day by day a munts have been smattered with - =tting statements and contra- ao that have muddled public ~ . wanding. Aa tor the citizens of New Bruns- wick. Rehearsing to themselves the all important factor which the pros- ecutors seem studiously to have avoided—consideration of motive— they turn their eyes to the rector’s mansion on the hill and wonder whether political exigencies or the persuasions of wealth and social po- sition are being added to the sordid- ness into which the tragedy has emerged, the shadow of which is casting itself upon those immediate- ly affected. For whatever mists of romantic palliation were charitably conjured up to envelop the forms of the pas- tor and his choir singer found lying side by side benea.n the crabapple tree beside the lonely lane two miles from the city, they have vanished before hard light. The community stood ready to condone a great love in the woman, but rakes its recollections and can- not admit the greatness of the love. It was ready to forgive the pastor until an ll-year-old memory came stalking back to remind of another death—of a broken heart. It opened its arms to Charlotte Mills—poor, pliant, young Charlotte ——and spread its sympathy nation- wide when Charlotte wrote a fierce little letter demanding that the Gov- ernor act for justice. But Charlotte did not write the letter, did not con- ceive of writing the letter, and it {s difficult to discern in her any of the consecrated attributes of an aveng- ing angel. Then came the blundering prose- cutors to pile under the public nos- trils another tale of sordidness, un- speakable, revolting sordidness of a 15-year-old girl, her own father and another married man. So that the city, as these things ooze to the surface, begins to con- sider itself and wonders whether its consent to the existence of a nearer approach to a segregated district than most American cities now toler- ate could be expected to produce else, * + o NEITHER THE DEAD ELEA- NOR MILLS NOR WIDOW PASTOR’S FIRST LOVE. As the community now recalls, neither Eleanor’ Mills, Frances Stevens, who mansion onthe hill, tor’s first love. When before his consecration to the ministry, he first appeared in New Brunswick, it was a bright- eyed girl of his own age who claimed his attention, so completely that the community concluded that there was to be a marriage. It was somewhat stunned when the marriage was [to wealthy Francis Stevens, instead. The courtship was brief. Francis nor even sits in the were the pas- Stevens never had been known to have a beau. She was more than 19 years his senior. Her friends as- sert she is not past the middle for- ties now, but the townspeople reckon from the past her age to be, nearer the middle fifties. The pastor was 41 at his death. Frances Stevens belonged to the aristocracy of wealth of the town. Her relatives were financially inter- ested in the larger industries that support its population. She had never been known in society. She was “plain.’’ Shortly after the marriage the youthful Hall was consecrated and it was taken as a matter of course when he was installed as rector in the little church at which the former Miss Stevens and her relatives were attendants and chief supporters. There was a wedding trip to Eu- rope; the mansion on the hill sprung up and the pastor apparently settled down to the inarduous task of minis- tering to a congregation which was pleased with him and pleased with his wife. Meanwhile, the forgotten girl died. “Her mother will tell you,” the New Brunswick folk now recall, “‘that she died of a broken heart.” a Leal * MURDERED WOMAN'S DAUGHTER NOT IMPRES- SIVE AS AN AVENGING ANGEL. The correspondent sought Char- lotte in the unattractive rooms that had been her home, and not finding her, went to the home of an aunt, in company with a young man whose fiery young acquaintance with the girl “who had demanded justice from the Governor’ had _ originated since the tragedy which, in pubi l accounts, had .transformed © lotte from a flapper of 16 into a woman of 20. She was alternately described as dry-eyed and hard, and as sobbing and heart-broken. She answered the summons at the aunt’s door. * Hell, she crted., as she spied the vouth who had ac- companied the correspondent, and she flung her arms about his neck and kissed him. Charlotte did not impress as ths avenging angel. It would be nice to picture Charlotte but the fact is she cannot forget she ‘s the as such, 16 and at 16 tragedy slips into past quickly. Charlotte's first the visit was to display three chip dia- monds, cluster rings, which her aunt concern on Photograph by Underwood & Underweod. had permitted her to wear. Would Charlotte pose for a picture? Char- lotte would. All the countless oth@r pictures for which she had posed since the tragedy, had been with her hat on and Charlotte wanted one with her hat off to show her bobbed light curls. On the way in an auto- mobile toward a downtown studio, Charlotte pointed out the church, indicated where she lived and won- dered if the correspondent had seen Mrs. Hall's house. That woman was too nice to me Charlotte volun- and my mother, teered. . - - . -HARLOTTE'S FIERY LETTER TO GOVERNOR—A NEWS- PAPER REPORTER'S OWN IDEA. Would Charlotte permit the mur- der of her mother to be officially She would not. “But,” “what can I do? They to be to find out fogotten. she added, don’t anything.” Charlotte's letter to the Governor was the idea of a newspaper man and was written by him for her sig- nature. Charlotte grieves at her mother’s death, but Charlotte's up- thoughts at this time are seem able permosi in whirl from the countless visitors she has had and from her pictures which are printed far and wide. “My aunt wants to put me in col- lege when I finish high school this year,’’ Charlotte said, “but I don’t know.” Charlotte has the hard blue eyes that could be the eves of an aveng- knits them between the forbidding, but Charlotte has only noted 16, not 20. And there Is no basis for the report as published that she con- templates organizing a man-hater land when she rether « } . ‘oOo eyebrows, into a wrinkle (*‘harlotte is club. e _ 7 . HOW MRS. MILLS FOUND SYMPATHY AND THEN RO- MANCE WITH PASTOR. Two blocks from the church a‘ which the Rev. Mr. Hall officiated is a brown, two-story frame building. Its roof is eveless, so that its appear- ance to the passer is one of bald, shabby ugliness. At one side is an unsheltered outside stairway. The stairway leads upward to a rear porch, opening into a kitchen, a dining room-kitchen with linoleum on the floor, a checkered red table- cloth the table. a gas plate for cooking. The ‘front’ room has the cheapest sort of stiff furniture, but one end is completely filled with an antique grand plano on which music, on oie . . Pe ee eee Sees eee ee) eee eee a On either side are photographs made within the last three days of Charlotte Mills, the 16-year-old daughter of the choir leader who was mur- dered with the rector. Cross worker during the war. much of it sacred, is stacked in an even pile. Leading off the kitchen is a small room nearly filled by a bed and ad- joining this is another not much larger room sparsely furnished also as a bedroom. This was the home of Eleanor Mills. In it with her were her daughter, Charlotte, her 12-year-old son, and her husband, “Jimmy” Mills—self- effacing, unimaginative, simp'le “Jimmie” Mills, of bent, frail form and uncertain health. From this fireside, Eleanor Mills went to the church to give vent to her love of music. Here, it was first recounted, she met the first sym- pathy in a misunderstood life from the rector, that this sympathy devel- oped into an alliance of service for the choir and the church and that this alliance developed another ardor from which flamed the fervid notes in Mrs. Mills’ handwriting which were scattered over her body and that of the pastor in the woods. A month after these things be- came apparent, there now comes the challenge to reference to Mrs. Mills’ passion for the pastor as a “great love.’ There is the choir singer Gorsline, who sat next to Mrs. Mills in the choir, who bluntly states that Mrs Mills tried to ‘“‘vamp” him, but that he didn’t like her tactics. She would whisper during meeting that he “had the grandest voice in the world: I love it,” and later other terms of endearment in the same language as since have been perused in the handwriting of Mrs. Mills and which, Gorsline stated, were not referring to his voice, but to his general charm. And the townspeople, raking once more their memories, recall other things that convince them that the love for the pastor was not love—that justifies the adjective “great.” * e a MEANWHILE THE WIDOW REMAINS SECLUDED WITH FRIEND AS GUARDIAN. The woman who was “far too to Charlotte keeps the seclu- sion of the mansion the hiil, guarded from interference from re- porters by a lifelong friend, Miss Sally Peters of New York, and from those more insistent personages, tne officials, by a lawyer from New York. a former Assistant District At- torney, who has supplanted her old family lawyer, the Democratic po- litical leader of the county. The house is back from the street ‘m1 a vard that is luxuriantly adorned It is a square heuse of light brick for two stories ni stained shingles for a third. It is not ornate. It is like many square houses, except that its veranda is very broad.and it is very large-— perhaps 16 rooms. There is no foot- path for approach. Visitors expected are those who commonly approach by automobile and the curving ‘Irive from the street stops at the veranda steps. Such of the interior of the house as came under the gaze of the cor- respondent was not elaborately fur- nished, but reflected rather personal taste and attention. Miss Sally Peters is nice’ qr with shrubs. smat! and In the center is a photograph of Mrs. Hall as a Red gray-haired and very sharp of in- tellect. She was maid of honor at the wedding of the rector to ths fashionable Miss Stevens. She has visited the household intermittent- ly since. Miss Peters is willing to answer all questions, but her answers al- ways are in the terms of the widow's only published statement. “Mrs. Hall has absolutely no the- ory. She had none at the start. she has none now. Her faith in Mir. Hall is boundless and unshaken. No one ever had intimated anything unbecoming in his conduct and the would not have believed it if anyone had.” FRIEND EXPLAINS WHY MRS. HALL REFUSED TO VIEW HUSBAND'S BODY. What about the most frequent comment of the townspeople that cast suspicions about her refusal to be seen? ‘How ridiculous. Anyone who le- gitimately can presume upon her grief, can see her. The authorities have been told that she will see them at any time or do anything to ald them. But the strain has been great and her health must be protected.” What about the further gossip of the townspeople that Mrs. Hall had declined to view the body of her husband ? “We were told were [In such condition that were better not seen.” What is Mrs. Hall Iike? “Not a bit like the horrible pen portraits in newspapers. No news- paper men have seen her, except one for five minutes. She is not plain, she has aristocratic features. Her eyes are gray and not all gray eyes are hard as the reporters would rep- resent her to be. She is a most wonderful woman and I want to say for my part, that I never have ob- served a more happy, contented mar- ried existence. There was perfect accord in everything, tastes were similar and there was unbounded mutual love.” What about the progress of the search for a solution of the mystery? “Those prosecutors bungled every- thing terribly. The bodies were not isolated at the point they were found to permit examination of the surroundings. Samples of dirt near the bodies were not taken. Curtositv seekers were permitted to trample into uselessness whatever might have been of he!p. Nothing that should itn- telligentiv have been done to get a clue Was done - Mrs. Hall feels that this {s fact? “Mrs. Hail is not to be quoted, but T am giving what I know of her feelings.” Miss Sallie Peters would be glad to talk to the reporter any time. “We are not being secretive,” she said in parting. that the bodies they th e HOW POLITICS FIGURES IN THE PROSECUTING AU- THORITIES’ INACTIVITY. It is to this household that prose- cutors now are retracing their steps for 2 solution of the murder. The Photograph Copyrighted by constant criticism of their lack of progress, together with the lash be- ing applied by Gov. Edwards of New Jersey is compelling the authorities to examine more minutely the first statements made to them by Mrs. Hall and her brother, ‘Willie’ Stev- ens, the eccentric, who resides with her. The prosecutdrs have not indi- cated that originally they did not accept the statements of both as truth in toto. The case has had at least one po- litical angle. Joseph Stricker, the wealthy prosecutor of Middlesex County who has been directing it, is campaign manager for George F. Silzer, Democratic candidate for Governor. Or, rather, he was cam- paign manager for Silzer. He now has resigned. Gov. Edwards, who as a candidate for United States Senator, is a running mate of Silzer, first directed Stricker to hasten the efforts for solution of the murders. Criticism was reacting against the political ticket. Stricker'’s response was the grilling of Clifford Hayes and Raymond Schneider for 18 un- broken hours at the end of which he issued a one-sentence statement of his charge of murder against Hayes. The storm that immediately broke in New Brunswick soon dashed that solution to pieces. It made the po- litical aspect worse, not better. It openly was said that the charge was made in the hope that the newspa- per men would desert the scene and the public interest in the case thus woud recede. There is another political aspect, coupled with a social one, to which many persons in New Brunswick at- tach possible effect. For years Mrs. Hall’s attorney has been former ‘State Senator Florence, the political ringmaster of the county. As the in- vestigation languished in the first weeks it was sald that Florence has turned his thumbs down on anything but perfunctory questioning of his client. + . . IMPORTANT CLEWS APPAR. ENTLY HAVE NOT BEEN INVESTIGATED. Whether from these causes or from the nature of the case itself, the fact remains that four weeks have produced nothing to better the position of the prosecutors. Such detached facts as reporters have dug up have been discarded or at least New York Dally News. they have not been turned profit- ably. It has been stated that the aged inmate of a woman's home near the spot where the bodies were found has related that she observed «a struggle between two men and «4 woman on the one side and a man and a woman on the other. The screams of the women frightened her, it is said, and she ran back to her bed and buried her ears. Short- ly after shots were fired. The prose- cutors have given no sign that they have determined the authenticity of this report. They have not even in- dicated that they have given it at- tention. Another report upon which no of- ficial comment has been made, is that a woman with a light coat was in the vicinity on the night of the murders. Mrs. Hall entered her home, after a search, she said, for her husband, at a late hour. She was wearing a light coat. Detectives are said to have taken garments re- cently dyed from the Hall home within the last two days. Meanwhile the most encouraging aspect of the case from the publie viewpoint is the increased activity and apparently increased authority of the State troopers. The State troopers have an impeccable repu- tation. They are respected by cit- izens and feared by criminals who have often felt the sting of their quick fire. Confidence is felt that the State troopers will hew to the facts and let the chips fall where they will. ee s ‘JIMMIE” MILLS, MURDERED WOMAN'S HUSBAND, MOST PATHETIC FIGURE IN CASE. The one figure in the case who has dropped from the public view is “Jimmie” Mills. He sits pathetically in his home and holds his hand over his eyebrow as he sighs: “My over- alls haven't been washed.” f‘And, my boy.” he adds, motion- ing to his 12-year-old son, who is ill of a cold. “No one here yesterday to look after him. and he goes out and gets wet through. It is the crit- ical time of life for a boy. too. Most people don't know that.” “Jimmie,” whose daily routine for years has not deviated from the school, the church and his home, ts sorely bewlldered and lost. Soren ee ete BOUTON . FAT Ree IT EP RY IO LL. I eer as Se pristine ernie tala nme a ed oot te eee ee ee a ee eee te Me See ee oa a <-renee

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Oct. 14.—The fil- ing of a simple suit for money ir the Pomeroy courts two weeks ago start- ed a conflagration that still is coing like a roaring furnace Although several weeks have elapsed since alieced gigantic swindling that cost the village folk of town in the neighborhood of 000, was exposed and before the grand jury. the chief t of conversation in Meigs Count how did Susan Kraus and her band manage to borrow such mense amount of money without se- curity Following the arrest of the Krauses on charces of embezzlement and the —- - the * —— tne Case “ay , "oe itr “Shas placing of bail at $3000, they were taken to the jail until somepody, among their lifetime friends, comes forward with surety and optains their release. The necessary bail for their release was not forthcoming. Later charges of forgery and ob- taining money under false pretens- es were sworn to and a cnarge of forgery was placed against the son, M. A. Kraus. His bail was fixed at $1000. Shortly after thelr arrest the Krauses went on a hunger strike which soon terminated. Susan Krats after refsuing food until she was too weak to stand, suddenly underwent a change of heart when she was in- formed that Fred Guth, a baker and one of the heaviest losers in her “get rich” echeme had stated he did not irtend to prosecute and was confi- dent that she would be in a posi- tion to straighten out the tangle if she were released. Her husband, George Kraus, was obstinate and re- filgeed to partake of any food for sev- era? days after his wife broke her fast but finally capitulated. Grand Jury Investigating. The county grand jury is in ses- gion and the first group of witnesses called was c8m posed almost entirely of the allered victims of the sewindie ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, — WOMAN | PONZ ?? WHEE UNPERWO0® & YNDERWOOD PHOTO At the upper left is a recent pic- ture of Mrs. Susan Kraus and at the upper right is a photograph of Kraus, her husband. There are shown also the Kraus place of busi- ness and their residence. On the cx- treme left is a close view of the eyes of Mrs. Kraus, which those whom she approached with siggestions that they invest their money through ber found absolutely irresistibic. The grand jury is making ev ef- fort to get to the bottom o ecHeme and it probably will be sev- eral weeks before the public will be informed ocorrectly and fully about the alleged swindie that caused consternation to grip this town. Whether or not Mrs. Kraus obtained the money under false rep- resentation will also be determined by the grand jury. According to local authorities, the Krauses began to borrow money on promissory notes during June. But mot until late in September did the townsfolk have the least idea that she war borrowing on a wholesale ecale from anyone that had any- think to Invest. The transactions were carried on with the utmost secrecy and nonc of the alleged victims knew any- q the thing about her other dealings. The ¢, cepartment store the bebe k 4 = ened ine rm a they, iTé a res | to > , eel 7. oe ra 4 , great tris wife peddle town. Ww 4 terested tr are said .¥ re me few that Mrs oc. @ ‘Ss . - tr give Wre e-- caved oo. as A eren eecre'’cra tha Menor foes ee the Mre her marrea-é atten? - 4 : — , vice “there Sha *nt4 to attoenere thor ct =. ea hathA ona : ——s . - | a: - i the to re@ar@ her » no’ - V-~ a om? © ail of m a ney ximate- . ~* orn _—-* tS Tl ©Tli “+? ear} —P ~~ & > &» ~~ > ea brother at ine the m OnewT mmense profit. - Was arres*e efor ris 2 Pe : mo Kraus are alleged to have Mrs. Kraus : says she will Sati to ce: out of her @isgrace Immediately fo!- lowing her arrest she was reported in’ weeps continua Gie in DLED — OVER $300,000 FROM HER NEIGHBORS ON HER strike it die better she would is much be called be- fore the grand fury shortly. Phone Bill, $100 a Month. George Krause refused to eat or drink for severa! davs after his wife and was removed to broke her fast anotr F wing the report made by Cur- ‘fe Hamilton, manager of the local telephone n ny, that Mrs. Kraus had than §100 & several months lis. a idespread ** er ce, uthorities inves- ossi- While .? > ate ain long-cist just how territory. George Kraus, who ts 68 age, was a former cocoa! and always seemed to be occupieéd. He Was very useful about the house and was geen making repairs for some neighbor. Mrs. Kraus, who ‘s five years her husband's funtor, was born the German sett! Chester township. Her maiden name was Reinschelld She has « sister, Barbara, who wad to have placed her savings with Mr and Mrs. Kraus for tnvestment When the grand fu vestigation of the a years of rT inrer ase 644 w & often '- ‘ rr re 2 | aa = nent ese is 2150 life’s Car. ‘oa? ++ > 4- es 1.® iilewed swindie TY ar ' ; 3 room * fe 3 .* ‘- = ‘ -_ 4 : j ‘ ‘ the thrived he - - Kept chere ‘¢ enfoined e Ponzi her was that firms while she usands W "here all a comm this avail unity that was believed safely to invested years surplus work, for *a Cen oe > | ase of sud when ore o iy excused guarded remark: “Mra. Kraus owes mie some inter- > herself Mrs. Susan Kraus of Pom- eroy, Ohio, Borrowed in Large Sums and Pledged Victims to Secrecy — Chance Remark by Wom- an Led to Investigation. est and I must go out and get it.” The two remaining looked after her retreating form for a moment. Slowly and covertly their glances turned and met. There was a mo- ment of speculative silence and hasty adieux. It was out, and only a word had been uttered Each of the innocent gossipers was an investor with Mrs. Kraus Each had believed only been “let In on” the investment of Midas-like potentialities. Each been guarding the precious situation with all the secretiveness of a mi- ser. And here on the quiet village stre>t + . then she iad 3aG knew haa . ts . learned that another third knew vulged something divulged spark was in the tinder of that she she should It o4 without ccn- that soon was to foliow, ites projections the Ponzi venture in the metropolis of Boston. The Three Meet Again. The first woman hastened to Kraus. S8o00n the others, fearing “interest’’ might not go all the way und, foll And again that balmy autu! again Mrs. Kraus proved to be strong on enough and more 7 : ' +- nA inree vVisiiors snc hint ‘rea ei we Mrs he wed three met interest had to gO am. * . They ‘h other hruptiy, their hurried away a ~y oe Ty" 7 L.A & ’ ‘ ‘A > - oe ce hh O 48 43 & : . *. | teh ¥ 4 ** ALA any other did oniy one exception ehe outside Wide ladies, the hired woman, each and all were im of Mrs. Kraus. She drew ~~ 3 al - . 3 —. Wea TO [2 A 1A ‘chal r two sex. helresses. venture the ws, matden rere) ed Apprehension {f unusual! Lamentat Pomeroy were many and varied And then word came of her whereabouts. A private detective who had been put the trail re- ported disconcerting news Mrs. Kraus had been living a @ual life. Her Dual Léffe. 5 heights oT 4 ns on v 7 The detective ated her * ° ‘ 7 =~} ar? Te ? af ‘ Fi ry + her agents for their avarice In Pomeroy Mrs. Kraus made her aristocratic way through the village garmented in ginghams and « sun- 1922. ear. (jloeckner. $5000, and Louls Seyfried, $2000. i ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Dr. Robert Barany, of tions of Men for What Public Should Know About Its is ' Ears, Discussed by Nobel Prize Winner| Sweden, Made Discoveries on Which Exam} Aviation Service in War Were Based ‘ What should the public about its ears” i This question was asked oon Post-Dispatch of Dr. Robert Barn noted otologist, who won the Nobe in medicine in 1914, and who is conducting a two weeks course of lectures and clinics for St Louls net and ear specialists and neuro ry" the department of otology &' ae University oe The course ass by prize Washington School Med! Monday : Dr. Barany, who is professor of otology in the University of T pon. of Upsala, Sweden, was awarded the Nobel prize for advancing new phy- siological principles on the func- tions of the inner ear, which —_— tains the vestibular nerves and tn cochlea. His discoveries. made after 1 years of study, were particularly timely because on them were based chief examinations ine. began of aviators in the world war, those for detecting lizziness. Irregularities of the ves- tibular nerves, on which his discov- eries were largely based, were suffi- client to disqualify applicants for aviation corps of the different rmies Made Discoveries tn Austria. The discoveries of Dr. pegs who is the United States to conm- duct clinics for specialists of Bev- eral of the larger cities, also make possible the localization of various types of tumors and lesions of the brain and the discovery of improper functioning of the auditory nerves It was while he was e professor of the Politzer School of Otology. & part of the University of Viénna, of istria, that the discoveries > the ‘ ae! Vienna. At were made Dr Baranv. a written statement should know a of about its ears, states: will begin with the new born Tr certain cases [t is of interest and the parents to know their child is hearing or ot Thte te the case when heredi- tary deafnes« is feared The heredl- occurs § in marry each _ aia s+ Fh) public what the sey . tmportance to whether tary deafness famiiies v here relatives other in such a family one deaf know whethe 7. no. and wher has already tnterest been born comes of to following are normal or it is easy to deter- ‘hose For the speciallst He holds 2 the of the mine this aratus | and observes 1 hears. the evelids will twich close to €ar the iace +--+ . when the noltse begins This experi- repeated To avoid ese however, for several days heredi- tary deafness nothing be Aone except not to marry such near relatives. Naturally hereditary deaf mutes should not marry each other, hut deaf mutes who have acquired their A@tseanse Curing life may marry chile ment must be can fear of having deaf =i? ? a i ied aren . >. comparative .F s8€.- ee oO; Len ‘Tuberculosis = a ——s +> fom affects the ear, but as ~# aréaine rv A'aea eee fi ae famtr atoryv the ear can be seen in the children of parents who themselves had such With correct treatment, flammatory dis- much ny? . ws ie * Inflam- a disease. ‘= these the ear have iost hreatenitng character of the middie ear can occu! children cannot show where the But they get high ne restiess and in- hea ¢. cases to look tC im ple treatment will often quickly re- lieve the little patient. Severe Infections tn Infants. “Severe infections are rare in in- fants, but occur nevertheless. The pus which forms in the ear pene- trates {n the bony cavity behind the through the bone and appears the skin behind the ear. Then a considerabie swelling behind and above the ear eastablish- es itself and te ear surgeon muvt operate. The if done breaks wndier 4 44 > ‘ operation, without delay. is nc - ™~ ry rey] a’ > ry diseases of the ear — ~~. > eee -., o ; ent occurrence also in the ~ . a. ae . | . ‘ ,- late! aghood, and especially dur- ing or after the infe — ee ee omega bonnet, after the manner of her fel- In winter her husband's over- + 44 ed - = - atra @ sSuodsiant UULY Wher ws far the morn ne tei ~~ +4 440 i402 Libba As >, , iai Won ing rt shoes with double oak solea. “Where Is the Money?” Her financial efforts at Columbus, so far as has been learned, were not so extensive as those at Pomeroy Hiowever, it is said she negotiated from the cashier of one of | oT a joan he asa °* * 1. . : the important banks for which she ar hoped, this phase "ve Clea re a4 ifa! Among others Marvy who have $6009: $6000: come to Mrs. Peter Minnie Kauta, (loeckner know | tive children’s diseases such as measles and scar- | diseases of the brain tn me. ‘gree that today no Cimease let fever. These diseases are often very dangerous for the ear, partic- ularly scarlet fever. In severe cases of scariet fever the best at- tention paid cannot prevent the outcome of such ear inflammation. Careful treat- ment should tmmediately take place, though in severe infections all the skill and devotion of the specialis: may be fruitless. Scarlet fever is delivering quite a number of cases t> the deaf-mute institutes. “Operations on the ear are often necessary to save the life of @ child when the bone behind the ear is affected. This affecflon of the bone is a very dangerous disease because of the nearness of this bone to the brain and to the large blood vessels of the brain. If the operation is done early such an infection as & brain abscess or meningitis can be prevented almost with certainty. “Inflammatory diseases of middle ear not only occur after measles and scarlet fever but are often due to the spread of infec- tions from th nose and throat through the Eustachian tube to the middle ear. Severe pain occurs at the outset the disease and the hearing is always considerably im- paired. In many cases it is neces- sorv to treat the nose and throat and to operate upon the tonsils and adenoids to avoid further infection of the ear. after the first inflamma- Early treatment will nearly all cases avoid serious lications nd if necessary the the bone behind the mastoid operation, will in most oO severe cases restore hearing and health to the ear. Approves of Syringing. “Tl want something about one method of treating running, dis- charging ears, because a prejudice in large circles of physicians as well as patients has arisen again this treatment. I mean the syringing of the ear. which in my experience is the safest method of cleaning the ears. as washing is the safest method of It is the only to ciean e ear thor- oughly. The only time when syring- ing should not take place !s if, in a previously healthy ear, the drum membrane has been tnfured through external violence. Here the syring- ing. !f not immediately followed by a very thorough drying out, causes infections, because bacteria are al- ways present in the outer ear and. by syringing. the bacteria are. car- ried through the opening the drum the middle ear, where they develop in the remalming cra- ter. In the running ear the bac- teria are already in the middle ear and here the syringing will not be damaging, but helps to clean the ear from the bacteria, which otherwtse *=—ee8 p> in the secretion. wiw@ is the vestibular organ? The tnner c= consists of two totally different parts, the so-called cochlea the sense of balance, which are the the vestibular organ, the organ of the sense of balance which the main parts are the semicircular ca- nals. The study organ has heen especially developed in the last few vears after the disroveryv caloric reac (It was ite er that Tr the of tion is healed in cc my operati mn on ear, the ad + . o- to say th method ie ase int into of of this of the for there Barany was the Nobel prize 4.) “The norma! of this or- gan is the turning, Hke in dancing and the vertigo which occurs if you have turned around several times and then stop. It is due to the tr#- tation of this sense organ. This sense organ not only produces such sensations but a large and we!ll-de- fined number of involuntary eye twitching movements are produced. The involuntary movements after the irritation are an excellent obiec- tive indication of the function. health or disease of this organ. Connects With All Muscles. “The vestibular organ has connec- tions not only with the eye muscles. but with the muscles of the whole body eh the medium of the in the cerebellum. Also here lefinite reflexes are produced irritation of the ear an4 diagn yas tion. ec 2 - 4 ? : eo awa eu in 1S] ‘ ‘* et. iTTiLation these heips to thoroughly examined where ner ear has not been e to the patient oftea | (Ous, is very disagreeab} nervous system S can be th. in. the “Seasickness, although not vestibular organ is 4 sides, as in deaf ccasichnes is absent, as }...s been repeatedly oh. served. Seasickness ig at least tr *- YU large part, due the ft the vestibular apparatus movements ofthe ship. A = position of the head, as ip the m cumbent position or {fn head forward, can help consi in offsetting the pitching and ref. ing of the ship. “If a true accommodation to th movements of the ship were . that is to say if really the mors ments of the ship after some produce less nausea than in the be ginning of the trip, {t would be pes. sible, through the construction 0 apparatus which moves your bed while you are asleep some Gays be fore you go on board, to Prevent ses. sickness. But I doubt ff sueh a5 as commodation to the movements « the ship is really possible. Only perience on a very large scale % solve what for many people 1s quite an important question. “In all countries and with al people there exists, besides the qi entificalty approved medicine, g called quack medicine. This quam medicine can be divided into feu groups, as follows: School medicine of old days, which has become gram ually medic! the people whereas 001 medicine hag ¢@. - reacy grown over the former sand point; suggestion and autosugge tion; germs of future medicine ant deception and speculation upem ti) ignorance of the masses. i Experience With s Quack, — “It cannot be my task to devel all these four points in detafl. Tea will say some words regarding ts germs of future medicine, Begum. I have personal experiences in fi When I was a studest? met a quack itn Austria who for @ years had treated all kinds of 4 eases with sunbaths, fresh air anf hydrotherapy. His name wag qd Rihli of Vedder, formerly Era. Austria, now Jugo-Slavia. He ker a good deal about the «enuetumy function and diseases of the bum body and had made very good @& servations, also had good vs from his treatment. ¥ want te eat some words as to the value ot ence in this work. Rithli had treat his cases with excellent resulta ba he had never studied medicing He ne of the sch subifect. e did not know the medical termine ogy, and he was unable to je in scientific terms and in ea langue which would be understood ty echooled physician what he had & served He also made many mie takes fn his treatment and his ee clusions in consequence of his limit” knowledge of medicine and the enormous progress science hai made. Therefore, such quack met icine can only contain germs of #5 ture medicine and never is able” itself. First, # 2. thout prejudices with all the is of exactness which is pom- udies the methods of @ - f the quack medicine 6 I, progress and a real benefit for Be, general public is possiBle. a “The public itself on the hand cannot so easily uné ar the difference between a quacki tor and a real physician and thew’ fore many will pay for thelr & norance with their health and that money. 2 “The only possibility for the gam eral public to be protected L the quack medicine of all uselem @ even damaging kinds is to get form self a fairly good knowledge of Gt” anatomy, and the functions andé eases of the human body. knowledge ts already given is but should be ie and deepened by : ait given by physicians of be other well ace be medicine _ , os schools, gated -ourses 4+ Psi : tenixt-oreis+ i ba “wriversities nor ie erSbe im pPnysicians.”’ Christmas Is Coming! ¢ While it is still some time off, ’tis an excellent time to look leisurely over our splendid assortment — 7 . . . a“: ' or new conceits in the smartest yuletide greeting > > & —- - vt 7 - . ards, Pilt-cards, ete They are truly delightful, and such as you would laaAle- . e oe . giadiy send to the most fastidious. Jewelry Co. SEVENTH € ST. CHARLES TP All Work Guaranteed. Examina- tions Free. $5.00 Plates, pete Bridge Work NATURAL GUMS To. OLIVE DR. E. W. SCHRIEVER (2° & - 4 it | Ejected F nniless Bitter | : ——e_«<, She Goes: Dog He Pisillusioned by Lov of High School, 4 Her Path—She G ing Impressario } cutions” of Ring Opera and to Def Quarrels With By Leased Wire From the NEW YORE, Oct. 14.—4A and shabby shoes sat down to She talked reassuringly té t seemed worried. The dog was Teddy—all past, of her prestige and autho who had built a dozen theaters ered in Europe and America—© The dog was Teddy—all th mained to the woman of her rious past, of her prestige an thority as the wife of a great i sario, a man who had built a theaters and opera houses and name was honored in Europe America—Oscar Hammerstein. He gave her the dog 10 yea And when he died he left her operatic and theatrical prope and their obligations. At one that would have meant §$5,0¢ perhaps $10,000,000. But when she sat down to the park all she had left dog, Teddy, and her memories. had left her trunks as securit en unpaid bill at the hotel, she had found a week's shelter she had 40 cents and no idea she would sleep that night. By chance a newspaper re found her and she was brow people who sympathized wit and helped her. Otherwi might have had to sleep in th -or go to a public lodging ho The next day, after hours of less searching for work, she World reporter in the Savoy lounge. Then for three hour poured out the story of her 40 of ife—disillusionment, violen frst meeting with Oscar Har stein, the misery, fury and ress in the life of the great ary whose theaters and opera have made fortunes for so else; his death and the way h ——e property was stripped er. Her Picture of Misfortu It was the story of Oscar merstein’s life, as experienced wife at his side. And it is pr¢ one of the frankest revelation & woman has ever made of he character. She has never te fore what she poured out ther ot reserve. It seemed to rel overloaded feelings. The young Irish girl who her penniless and homeless f tral Park bast Sunday nig gave her a room, sat beside & red plush sofa in one of lors of the Savoy Hotel, t and then to restrain her as Porter wrote down the story telling. At times ,the girl c her ears tn horror. Mrs ein shrugged her shoulde Said: “We are al! simply wt cumstances have made us.” | Her Meeting With C She took up first her meeth Oscar hmm ae telling Bever ore revealed to «4 Paper. : oe “It was the year of the - Coronation in London that | Mopping. Bim.” said Mrs. Hammerstein Was in 1911. “I was lunching with a ends at the Savoy, where One of them, Ja- 808, said to me- ‘Here comes erstein. Have you m ~Bys buila ing an opera ho. Lend i) Z «Opera hag partment. © 8nd ther ecid 6 Ginner =< a6 © @ ap | Py 28 then. I , on.’ “I said I at his had attended Spree in New York & few times, but I htm. “Bo, ee es Mr. Hammerstein | they exchanged 9 Was introduced to me. along. er, at about 5 o'clock, I waa t nt, and 7 thought ™y dinner sent up. I I looked very stunnir It was a large * @nd as I walked thre taBle I saw Oscar Hamm mee ember how I thought , Casually: ‘Ah. there's Hammerstein—t met him te “It happened I was al BE ey me one

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Penniless and Homeless SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15, 1922. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH .. va 8 Mrs. Oscar Hammerstein Pours Forth Amazing Story of Life Sa inner q Bitter lowards Opera Jtars, / ON RR CPO OP RNS MO MO ALS I alias an a ow ag een amet Examina- ed ‘ ' nc ns fjected From Hotel, Dog Her Only Friend d where the tn. Rough not danger: Disillusioned by Love Affair When Scarcely Out of High School, Adventures Piled Thickly in| Her Path—She Graphically Describes Meet- | — eeable, but i¢ the Cestroyed on both rsons, seasick nee peen repeatedly ob- ss is, at least in © the: irritation of pparatus by the hip. A horizonte) head, as in the re- or in leaning the n help considerably Pitching and rol). mmodation to the ship were possible really the move. p after some days ea than in the be. Pp, it would he pos- © construction o¢ moves your bed cep some days be- rd, to prevent pea- oubt !f such an aoc. the movements of Possible. Only ex. large scale woul4 any people is quite stion. es and with a} ts, besides the aect- ed medicine, a go- ficine. This quack divided into four rs: School medicine h has become grad- of the people, DO] medicine has agl- r the former stand- and autosugges- ture medicine, and peculation upon the masses. With a Quack. my task to devslop ts in detail. I only ords regarding the medicine, because experiences in this I was a atudent I Austria who for 40 Mad all kinds of dis- maths, fresh air and is name was Arnold br, formerly Krain ro-Slavia. He knew out the anatomy. seases of the human ade very good ob- cutions” of Ring to Drive Husband From’ \..* — Opera and to Deprive Him of Fortune and of| ‘ ~ Quarrels With His Children. | ——$—$—— By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Oct. 14——A woman dressed in well-worn black clothes gi shabby shoes sat down to rest on the grass in Central Park last Sunday. She talked reassuringly tf the collie that stood beside her, but the dov wemed worried. ‘ The dog was Teddy—all that remained to the woman of her luxurious past, of her prestige and authority as the wife of a great impresario, a man | sho had built a dozen theaters and opera houses and whose name was hon-| ored in Europe and America—Oscar Hammerstein. © | tion. He asked me if I would like 8 I ERP er my mes we Ae - The dog was Teddy—all that re- mained to the woman of her luxu- | to take a drive with him. ioe past. of her- prestige and au-| We drove to Kinsington. He fell AG eae : Be ss aie tg : ve ee 3 aes ee | | . ; , in love with me at first sight, and I es a. Poe BS eS Sree: ee taba: ok kG: + ¥ wa Be Bee coe: ee Bate ar thority as the wife of a great impre- | with him. There was a sort of mag- Sa 2 AGE. a Nhe Sst ae Sa , ee es eS —— Me . pe . 0 FS | ario, a man who had built a dozen | netism between us. It seemed to be theaters and opera houses and whos) almost a feeling of commiseration, name was honored in Europe and 4s he afterward characterized it.” America—Oscar Hammerstein. | She thought fora moment. “As a! He gave her the dog 10 years ago. | matter of fact,”” she said Anally. ‘I And when he died he left her all his | was in very much the same predica- | operatic and theatrical properties—-| ment at the Savoy then as I was :/) and their obligations. At one time | that would have meant $5,000,000, | perhaps $10,000,000. | But when she sat down to rest in| the park all she had left was the! dog, Teddy, and her memories. Sho/! BE OP 3 Se ae ee ee cca , a Se RE sk. had left her trunks as security for | ME OD Be et | ee, een ee RE, OO ES OS ge ; tn unpaid bill at the hotel, where ee eee a rte SS EN Ue 0 ee ee EE Te | the had found a week's shelter. Now Ge SG OR eo eR OS MR OBE | she had 40 cents and no idea where fhe would sleep that night. By chance a newspaper reporter found her and she was brought to people who sympathized with her HAMMERSTEIN ONCE born in Berlin in 1874. He old violin and rose to be one of fields for a third of a century. two in New York and was paid and an agreement not to re-enter preparing to open an opera vaudeville and lost them on companies in America and in- McCormack. Orville Harrold, He married three times. Ar- two daughters of his second wife There were no children of the At the time of his greatest $5,000,000 and $10,000,000. he Jays Husband Made a 4 € Jays Husban ade Trdamous, but Who Failed to Offer Her Aid : HAD GREAT POWER 0 came to America at the age the foremost figures in the Amer- He built an opera house in $1,250,000 in 1910 by the Met- competition for 10 years. At the house here again in 1920. opera, but he prepared the way troduced or established the repu- Lina Cavalieri, Tetrazini, Zena- thur Hammerstein is the only are still living. Mrs. Rose Tost- third and last wife. The first two prosperity Hammerstein's prop- His widow eays she is penni- SCAR HAMERSTEIN was of 15 with a few dollars and an ican ojfratic and theatrical London, one in Philadelphia and ropolitan for his operatic rights time of his death in 1919 he was He made several] fortunes in for the present success of various tations of such singers as John tello and others. living son of his first wife. The evin and Mrs. Stella Keating. wives are dead. erties were valued at between less and homeless, Rolls-Royce await me below.” Apparently the banker failed her also. Last Sunday, with a two weeks’ a i of Mrs. Oscar Hammerstein. The one at the desk was' mage when she was managing her husband’s theatrical interests from his | : _desk in the Manhattan Opera House. The other was made just a few days eC “a some tosses. : o- —a | 4g0, when she went to Central Park, New York, after putting her advertise- Hotel Netherland put an advertise- ment for a job in the newspapers. The dog is the only possession she has ment in the Monday morning ‘‘Situa- | left from her luxurious days, she says. tions Wanted” asking for work of any sort at once, and then walked out into Central Park to wait for results. “When I went out the hotel door with my handbag and‘Teddy, my ‘colite Phat Oscar gave me 10 years ‘to give‘ opera in 1911 when I met)|phone was cut off. I had to pawn chim. The Londoners stuck to Co-|my earrings to get the car out of vent Garden and Oscar finally had the garage and then I sold the car ‘to sell his London opera house in/ for food. 1913. - _ “I saved the Manhattan Opera Then he came back and wanted House when I could Rave sold it. AS | ao, I had 40 cents in my pocket- to give opera in English at popular Oscar’s wife I wanted to put it on'! bcok and I didn’t know where I was prices on the east side. That was. its feet producing American and En- | goin * she resumed in 1913. He went to see Paul Cra-' glish opera at popular prices. The, tle more named about Teddy vath, who was attorney for the Italian impressarios pretend ie myself, so I took him over to Metropolitan Opera House, and . they He felt my condition asked if his 10-year contract to keep | “Later I went to several cities in; day that he never approved of his succession and finally I fell in with | rather’s marriage. Perhaps that was one of the Heckschers in Philadel- | phecause the other sons had already /phia, After that I came to New qied and until Oscar married me in York. I was 26 then. 1914, Arthur had counted on inher- ee eo Nl i Bais eagray tat =eie ee e ore : give the Americans a chance, but | central Park. she they don't. ‘and looked up at me as sadly as if -had good results bent. Y want to add to the value of sci- k. Rihli had treated axcellent results, but udied medicine. He ® medical termino)- unable to deacribe s and in a language understood by the an what he had ob- Oo made many mis- tment and his con- bgquence of his limited medicine and the ess science had re, such quack med- ontain germs of fu- and never is able to if. First, if science ices with all the ap- tness which is poss!- e mefhods of treat- ack medicine a real real benefit for the possiBie. itself on the other > easily understand between a quack doc- physician and there- pay for their i{g- heir health and their Dility for the gen- be protected against cine of all useless or kinds is to get for it- bod knowledge of the e functions and dis- human body. Such already given in the should be promsl- pened by popular by physicians of the other well accredited ning ! an excellent d assortment de greeting y i sas || $s you would -and helped her. } Overloaded feelings. her penniless and homeless in Cen- 1 tral Park last Sunday night Bave her & room, sat beside her on * ed plush sofa in one of the par- nd then to restrain her as the re- ald: “We are all simply what cir- | Her Meeting With Oscar | om took up first her meeting with in before revealed to a news-' | “Tt was the year of the King’s 0 le | a ‘Fillings — $1.00 Up | OLIVE sTREPT . : ; © Ha ett: : Dally, 8130 to 61:08 eee” —— TT atl Otherwise might have had to sleep in the park o@ go toa public lodging house. The next day, after hours of fruit- less searching for work, she met a World reporter in the Savoy Hotel ‘lounge. Then for three hours sh; / poured out the story of her 40 years | | of Ufe—disillusionment, violence, her | frst meeting with Oscar Hammer- | stein, the misery, fury and bitter- | ness in the life of the great vision- | ary whose theaters and opera houses | have made fortunes for someone else; his death and the way his re- ee property was stripped from er, Her Picture of Misfortunes | | It was the story of Oscar Ham-| meérstein’s life, as experienced by his| wife at his side. And it is probably | one of the frankest revelations that & woman has ever made of her own character. She has never told be- fore what she poured out then with- oitreserve. It seemed to relieve her The young Irish girl who found and of the Savoy Hotel, trying now Porter wrote down the story she was At times ,the girl covered her ears in horror. Mrs. Hammer-’ ®ein shrugged her shoulders and ces have made us.” - merstein, telling a story age won in London that I met | =m, eaid Mrs. Hammerstein; “that Was tn 1911, _ “I was lun t r | ching with a party of | ried, when they were looting him, | a3 at the Savoy, where I was — eng. One of them, Ja-k Wil- 7 S8id to me: ‘Here comes Oscar j erstein. Have you met him? th Eeiting an opera house here a. n.’ pod I had attended vaudeville |_4 Victoria in New York and his , 1» few times, but I had never _s ova Mr. Hammerstein came a ey exchanged greetings and . @ introduced to me. Then he mn Slong. = ow, at about 5 o’clock, I sat in i... @Partment. I was tired. I 4 S Ps. oe dean having a great deal of en- ent, and 7 thought of hav- o* "Y dinner sent up. 1 wavered en I decided to go down to * Rressed myself in a beautiful ™ : S0wn with a pearl neck- _— 2 looked very stunning—I was ny then. It was a large dining 8nd as I walk Ry tas) ed through to © I saw Oscar Hammesstein. tber how I thought té my- ‘Ah, there’s Oscar in——I met him today.’ ; : = Be, DAPDened I was alone that "i at dinner, and later I sat a OUnge and lit a cigarette. Mr. meat Dessed on his way out. to him and he came and eat ' married three years later. Whom Mrs. Hammerstein accuses 0 ..meglecting her, though Hammer- stein gave the now prospcrous Op- era star her first chance. few days ago when I had to leave | I hadn't a} the Hotel Netherland. cent and I owed a bill.” “Did you see much ¢6f fiim after | that?” the reporter asked. “From that time on we were one,” she said calmly. “There wag real love between us and nothing could separate us. He gaid he had never met any woman in ‘his life whose company he had en- We were. joyed as he had mine. “Once in oourt after we were mar they asked what his assets were end he said his greatest asset was wy wife. . “For five was an invalid and I took caro of him. When he began to fall down and be paralyzed, I carried him like a child in my arms. I washed him. Her Early Life we talked and he seemed to ~Ag at me with great admira- 'to Onondaga to high sc ; was 16 and to Teachers “I was the youngest child in a’ family of 10,” Mrs. Hammerstein I was born. My father was John Dempster Miller, a well-to-do farm- er. My. Christian name w4s Emma. th rents were oa bee cauhet Methodists and they brought up their family in the sare way. I never saw @ city until I w gy wey ese was a very beautiful place of several hundred acres, °*n the hills about three miles from La- fayette, N. Y. You could look across Oneida Lake and south to the ci Syracuse, about eight miles. Onondaga Indian Reservation only a quarter of a mile away in the valley, and I often music when I was a child. “Ty went to grade school at Corners until I was 14. Training years before he died he, very religious as ty of The vas Then I went hool until I “Shortly after I came here I met Julian Swift. a grandson of Guata- vus Swift. who founded the packing business in Chicago, It was ata house party. He fell in love with me at sight—took mo as his own and didnt’ seem to want anyone else to speak to mo, “We visited his people {[n Boaton and after that we cam? back to New York and within three weeks we were marricd in Hobokon. “T have never had anything really against Mr. Swift except that he had gone through with his money before he married me and could not sup- port me, “I left him and in May, sailed for London for the King’s cor- onation. It was there I met Oscar Hammerstein. I returned to Amer- /dren want me to die. _ |want me to die. 1911, I| iting the property. “Yet it was Arthur who once saiij to me: ‘“‘What have you done to tiny father? He has never been so hum.in as since you were with him.’” She shrugged her shoulders. “Perhaps because I was the only one who gave him real love and affection.” “Oscar could not stand his own children. He often said in disgust, “TI cannot believe they are mine—i have no children.’ “Before he died he used to cry himself to sleep, moaning, ‘My chil- My children “They were the children of hls first and his second wife. The first wife, he told me, was a Jewish girl who sold papers at a newsstand at LEFT TO RIGHT—LINA CAVALIERI AND LUISA TETRAZZINI. her days of want. School there for a while longer. Aft-[ 'er that I went to Henley’s Business College in Syracuse. They got me a position with a great industrial cor- poration. Thete a high official of the continued. “My mother was 43 when | company made desperate love to mc. | He is still with the company, in & more important position. She stopped and seemed to review her thoughts. “After that I had a sensational career. I went to work in Buffalo as secretary in the law »vf- fice of Henry Schwartz and I was there only three days when one of the clients came in and shot the. lawyer down before me and emptied his pistol deliberately into the bogy as it lay on the floor. Then he took another pistol out of the other nocket. EF thought he was crazy and that my turn was next. But he put ‘the muzzle in his own mouth and heard the Indian; blew out the back of his head. I was so afraid I would fall down with a Four! hysterics because I was still weak, that I went over and put my foot on hig body to show myself I wasn’t afraid, A 'I loved him. was an unusual man and the most ica with Mr. Hammerstein and in tho; Fifty-third street and Third avenne.. og Famous songbirds whom Oscar Ham- merstein started on the road to fame and fortune, Now, Mrs. Hammerstein says, they pay no attention to her in November after I met him he paid | There were four boys and when she for my divorce from Mr. Swift. New Year’s eve in 1914.” “Where was that?’”’ the reporter asked. “In Jersey City,” said Mrs. Ham- merstein. “It wasn’t that I have any fondness for belng married in Jersey. I married Swift in Hoboken and Mr. |died Oscar was in such misery that “I married Oscar Hammerstein on| his sister had to supply a night gown | /to lay the wife’s body out. There was ‘no food and there were those small | | Oscar walked the streets | children. tearing his hair and saying he wou!4d jump into the river. “He went on for a year and then i his sister introduced him to a young Hammerstein in Jersey City because | housekeeper one evening and he I was third wife to each of them and they were forbidden to marry agai in New York State. Life With Hammertsein “His children and his friends asked me how I could stand him,” said Mrs. Hammerstein. ‘It was because Oscar Hammerstein lovable in the world. Yet it was a hard life with him. “Arthur Hammerstein made «a4 statement to the newspapers yester-| | married her the next n|care of the children. ‘seen her, but I understand she was | plaining to Oscar: day to take I have never a very ordinary type. There were two daughters. “Arthur always came around com-_ ‘It’s discouragl 1g | for us to work so hard and to oe always in the hole because you will insist on givihg opera.’ “Yet he was so successful at giv- | ing opera that the Metropolitan had to give him a million and a quarter in 1910 to quit opera here for 10 years. “That was why he went to London out of competition would bar his) i popular-priced opera. Cravath told him that Kahn and Vanderbilt were in Europe, but that he was sure there would be no objection to that kind of opera. On the strength of this he mortgaged everything to build the Lexington Opera House. “A Wall Street Trick’”’ him and watched him sit as they piled the bricks and watched him 'dream—dream. Just as he finished the building, the Metropolitan got out an injunc- | tion and he could not produce opera. | He put on pictures and excerpts from | opera and tried to make the carry- ing charges until 1920 when ‘he didn’t make it. They knew would not make it. That’s why they deliberately let him get in over his head before they sprang the injunc- tion. It was a Wall street sort of trick, so that when 1920 came he wouldn’t have enough money left to put on opera. “By devilish machinations, mort- gages and foreclosures, they put him into bankruptcy for $40,000 when he had assets of millions. It seems to be a great trick of lawyers to wipe their clients out. They confiscated ‘the Lexington and gave away the | Rialto.” Mrs. Hammerstein appears. to ‘have © consuming hate for the at- ‘torney, Louis Vorhaus, who former- ‘ly acted for Oscar and later trans- ‘ferred his services to Arthur Ham- merstein. It passes even her hate for Arthur, who, she says, was responsible for the turning over of the old Victoria to become the present Rialto The- ater. It is true that the courts have al- ready passed judgment on al] these transactions after hearing the argu- ments of counsel for Mrs. Hammer- istein, but that doesn’t make any dif- ‘ference to her. | She says she 1s going to appeal everything until she recovers the Lexington Opera House, the Man- hattan Opera House, the Rialto and the Republic. | “In 1915,” she sald, “Oscar pulled the phone out by the roots and hit Arthur on the head with it. “And because of the Rialto trans- laction Oscar got a permit in 1917 ‘to carry a pistol, so that he could shoot his son. prevented him from doing it. “Finally in 1919, when he fell down paralyzed in his office and was carried dying to the Lenox Hill Hospital the daugifter Stella got there ahead of me and arranged t9 have me kept away from my hus- ‘band. They told me the least dis- turbance would kill him. At last the doctor said: “Your husband is | unconscious. You can come in now.’ ‘And later I found they had been going up every day. “Oh, it was infamous! “They robbed me of my husban4 and left me with nothing but debts.” * “Ogcar left me everything,” she said. “But the day after his death my : | She did take quarters in Oscar _Hammerstelin’s old offices ' Manhattan oO ‘‘Many a day I drove up there with | sentember, | death. , was dispossed by the Sheriff. the | Metropolitan agreement expired. But | he | “I was going to aall all the Indian with their | |he were a child. _nations together to meet at the Man- | «ortiy because I didnt’ want him to _hattan and compete | ( | voices and dancing.” ‘| She Opens Season in the and did there in Opera House pen a season of opera And on Jan. 31, 1921, she “The people whom Oscar once helped turned their heads aside,” she said. “And those in whose mouth he put the first bread and butter never raised a hand when I was put Into the street.”’ of persons who, she says, owe most or all of their present fame to Oscar Hammerstein—among them John | McCormack, Orville Harrold, Tet- razzini, Cavalieri, Zenatello, Cam- panini and Mary Garden. Toward Mary Garden she was particularly bitter. It was about the time of the dispossession that Mary Garden was tendered a dinner by the Lotus Club as a distinguished woman visitor to this city and at the dinner she eulogized the work of Oscar Haw- merstein in first spreading opera | popularly through America. | ‘When a would-be impresario | gets up to make a speech at a pub- lic banquet,” said Mrs). Hammer- stein, “and lacks the ability to draw applause on her own merits, she mentions the name of Oscar Ham- merstein. “Yet when I was put out of my own opera house into the streec. the Chicago Opera Company was there and the orchestra played right on while she was out on the stage rant- ing. Then Fortune God has chosen him and his Gallo says that San ; ' ' | Carlo Opera Company to take up the | | burden of Oscar Hammerstein. /he knows that I am starving aré he 'hasn’t offered me a dollar. Yet It’s sac- rilezgious!”’ The only benefit that Mrs. lism- merstein seemed at first to get out of her operatic venture was an ac- quaintance with Prince Oleg Rodl- mir, followed by an engagement of marriage, according to an announce- ment made a few months ago by Mrs. Hammerstein. As she explained the engagement at the time, the I was the one who | Prince was about to start life as an agent for the Standard Oil Company in Smyrna and he was so depressed by the prospect that on the night be- fore he was to sail he told Mrs. Hammerstein he preferred to com- mit suicide. Banker and a Rolls-Royce She comforted him and he agreed to put off the suicide if she would marry him. Then she asked hirm ‘+o put that off for a while. He sailed for Smyrna and eventually Mrs. Hammerstein let the engagemont be- Later an agonized re- from the come known. pudiation came by mail . 1 Prince tn Smyrna. That finished the Her Troubles Begin. | “a affair. A few days later, when reporters asked Mrs. Hammerstein what she thought of the Prince, she sald “I can't stop now, a banker and a 1920, a year after his) I sang to him be depressed. “Then a newspaper woman found | me and took me to dinner and I met ‘this young girl, Cathleen de Rohan. ; ‘She brought me to the Vanderbi! ‘first, but they wanted me to leave Teddy with the porter, so we went to ‘the Waldorf, where Teddy’s behav- for was guaranteed by Miss de Ro- han and they let me take him to my room for the night.” So far there have been no answers to Mrs. Hammerstein’s advertise-. ment. She is still being pYdvided for - ' 'stand and then I stop. ‘Great God,’ I tell myself, ‘you don’t by Miss de Rohan, a young Irish girl, who came to America to study fash- ion designing a few years ago. Mrs. Hammerstein says her condl- tion is so hard to realize that she She recited a long list of names |{2" hardly grasp It herself, and adds. “I forget that I have no money. If I want a magazine, I go to a news I remember. even know where you're going to sleep.’ ” # @ . A Convent—or the Movies ‘What will you do now?” the re- porter asked? “T am atracted once more to the old simple life of the country,” saf@ Mrs. Hammerstein. “Two of ty | brothers and two sisters are still liv- ‘ing, and I told them of my positioa. They said: ‘Why don't you go to 'work?’ I suppose they're glad. Thoy have worked hard and they have saved their moncy. They are provin- cial. They started off on a motor trip to Florida last Monday morn- ing, but they didn’t ask me to go. “They don't understand or sym- pathize with my position. Besides, they advised me not to aman older than myself and Jewish. They. are very strict Methodists. They are. | praying for me. | “f pity thei,’ she said. “They 'ean’t feel because they haven't suf- | fered.” | “f really have a very religious mind,” said Mrs. Hammerstein. “All these things that have happened to me have been force of circum- stances. I don't give a rap for the world and what it thinks. It is what God thinks. I have often thought recently of entering a convent.” She stopped and apparently thought of it again. “I hate any- thing worldly.” After a pause the reporter asked what abilities Mrs. Hammerstein might use to support herself if she didn't go into a convent. “I am an excellent wife, sweet- heart, nurse and companion,” she replied. “My life has been sensa- tional and interesting. I can cook, am dn excellent housekeeper and can do secretarial work. “And you mustn't forget that I have already been in the movies. I had a part in ‘What's Wrong With the Women,’ and I phetograph well. I think I have a great future in the pictures.” Miss de Rohan looked pained. “Oh not for a woman of your breeding. Mrs. Hammerstein,” she said, “let's go right down to the Vocational Bureau and find a position for yod as chaperone for some wealthy young girl.” | Mrs, Hammerstein nodded bright-~_ ly, Pe Oar We renee eee, - eee ates A eae a hE. FPR ee BR IS RT S.. t ¥

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ROCK ISLAND, IL, Oct. 14.—Under the shadow of long-expected tragedy, Rock Island awaits the next move of its mild-mannered storm} petrel, John Looney, lawyer, journalist and ‘‘reformer. ’ With the body of his slain son, John Connor Looney, iving in an un- dertaker’s estahiishrment, Loone softiy-speaking firebrand. behind a strongly armed bodyguard, gave or- ders last L gesege for the isauance o! an extra of the “Rock Island News his only nahn in a warfare which has kept Rock Island in a turmoil for many years, and cautioning against reprisals any more violent than the vitriol of his penned wrath Rock Island awaited the day set ior an inky broadside from his little print shop, with the expectation tt Looney’s extra would be the list word in the style of excoriation which ts Looney’s own Although the eatiatht in which young Looney lost his life and two others were wounced Friday, Oct. %, fis attributed to a feud of underwor!] factions and by Some is thought ¢t have been in reprisal for the mur- der, recently, of Bill Gabel, counter killings are not expected uniess Loo- ney loses contro! cf his followers cr unless another attempt is made tv kill Looney. Looney Not a Gunman. Looney is not a gunman, thougna gome of his followers may be. Even in his grief and bitterness over the death of his son, he sticks to his “- vorite weapon, the printing press, which has served him in many a hard-fought battie. Besides, he is stili on the defensive. He knows it was his life that was thiefly sought ‘n Friday's shooting and that his en- emies are not content with the death of his son. The henchmen who Sure | round him with shotguns and rifies! @re not assemb!ed for counter at- tack, but for defense. Of cours: cout of this hair-trigrer situation r&y come a clash at any moment, the chances of which muy be increased with the arrival of re | tainers Looney has summone@ tromn. hie ranch in New Mexico. But Rock Ieland doesn’t expect any more feud shooting at present. Looney’s print shop, adjoining his. stucco bungalow on Sixteenth ave- nue, was padliocked Sunday. Loo- ney'’s automobile stood in the entry facing the street. On the littered porch, edged with waist-high ma-' sonry, a dog wagged welcome. Al- Rhough the correspondent’s call was By appointment and timed to the Sninute, three of Looney’s guards lone of them a negro, were on their feet, in easy reach of rifles an? shotguns, when Looney answered the knock at the door. A fourth. exhausted from watching during the might, was asléep on a couch. Gentle in Speech. ; ‘While Looney sat in a back room talking, stopping now and again to issue orders to his aids or answer the telephone and give instructions to other aids, two automobiles ar- riyed, were parked in front of the bungalow and the bodyguard was in- creased to half a dozen. Firebrand never flared with gen- tier radiance, in speech, than Loo- mey. His words are so soft that one has to strain to hear them. Pro- fanity is foreign to his vocabulary. If he occasionally invokes the deity to witness to his truth-telling. it Is @one with pious hesitancy and spok- @n apology. A hand-made brown Suit hangs limply upon his lean frame. An over-sized collar accen- | tuates a long and bony neck. A mis-| @hapen nose is the visible trophy of the beating which Mayor Harry Shriver gave him 10 years ago, send-| ing him to the hospital] and precipi- tating a riot and the calling out of the militia. His ill-fitting garments hide other scars of other encounters. But his deep-sunken eyes are thea eves of the ascetic and the zealot. His manner is that of the martvr. His talk was rambling. overloaded with the intimate details of th lives of his enemies, his chosen ammuni- tion im every battle, possession of which gives him his dreaded power. «. : Private Life Blamcicss. ' The blamelessness of his personal life. as claimed by him. is conceded tiy Rock Island, They call him a cemagogue, a stirrer of strife. a re- vealer of the secrets of other men's lives, but they do not impeach his private life. So they do not dispute his stat-- ment when he says: “I never drank intoxicating liquor. I never chewed nor smoked tobacco. I never cursed nor swore. I never, for even one night, was away from my little onea. I mever was seen in a gambling house, poolroom or {mmoral resort. I have fought my battles sing!+- handed. I never have had anyone to help me. I was poor when I came to Rock Island. I always have bee. on the side of the oppressed an down-trodden. No man ever has appealed to me as a lawyer for aav kind of assistance who did not get it and I never asked for one cent .o begin with. It mattered not wether the man had one cent or a million dollars.” When Looney came to Rock Isiani 36 years ago he was a telegraph op- erator. He studied law and was sd- —aitted to the bar at the age of 21. He says his advocacy of the »p- pressed won him the enmity of pow- erful interests. He became the tar- ‘moO Way to talk back, he established « newepaper in i902. It was frankly abusive of his enemies. Ue was shot in the arm in 1965. His ‘newspaper plant was dynamited in 1908. He had attacked the saloon interests and gamblers and blamed) He fought the city edminis-| have tration and heaped personal abuss upon Mayor Schriver. The Mayve caught him in the city hall and bent him to within an inch of his Iife. Police locked on idly if they did not assist. The edition containing the at- tack on the Mayor was seized and burned by police. City Hall Attacked. Looney had such a following then that there was a riotous outbreak The city hall wes attacked. Missiles were thrown. Police fired on the mob Several persons were killed and othersinfured. The State militia was called out Looney and his associates, among whom were A. W. Biliburg. saio»i- keever. and Dan Drost. sometimes called Looney’s man Friday, tried to Schriver recalled but failed. Schriver had Looney indicted fcr sending obscene matter through tne maiis. We pleaded guilty and was fined. Schriver obtained an injun:- tion restrain‘ng circulation of the publication through the mails. Lop- ney then suspended publication an went to New Mexico, where 1a bought a ranch While he was away he cave Dr»at permission to revive the “News” vas a weekly. Drost’s style of journalism didn’t suit Looney. He says Drost printed too much “sensational stuff.” His own idea was to try to beneft the public and elevate humanit:’. Billburg supported Drost an! he he- came arrogant, Looney stvrs, and ‘when Drost was convicted: of libel and sent to jail he wanted Looney to turn the paper over to another man ‘under Billbure’s dictation. but Loo- ney refused and returned and re- sumed control himself. Supports Schriver Ticket. In the meantime Schriver had re- tired from office, but was again 4 cendidate for Mayor. Looney earned certain degree of tolerance by sup- saleebeies the Schriver ticket and after Schriver was elected, he says, Looney arrogated to himse!f a great deal of influence with the administration ‘which he did not possess. Although, by championing the common people’ against the ‘‘mil- ‘iionaire class, Looney regained some of his former prestige. there was stronger opposition to him. fos- tered by the enmity of a group of his former associates. including Bill- burg and Drost,. and constantly aci- tated by the Rock Island Argus, i'which fought the Schriver adminis- tration betause it was presumed to be at least tolerant toward Looney. Except for the bitter hostility of the groups led by Looney and Billburg and the equally bitter opposition be-| tween the two publications, the alignment was difficult to § trace. Mayor Schriver is emphatic in say- ing that neither the Looney nor Biliburg factions has had the slight- est affiliation with the city adminis- tration or with the party politics of the city. None Would Serve. Fred Mueller, business manager of the Argus, was a holdover mem- ber of the Board of Police Commis- sioners when Chief of Police Cox. one night. assigned policemen to arrest several women on the street. at the instance of Looney Mueller and Commissioner Bauresfield. constitu- ting a mafority of the board. sus- : nended Cox Schriver removed the | two commissioners He appointed Bert CorLenm and John W. Carse. but they resigned after their first meet- ling beca 0 r _ ) =e get for newspaper attacks. Having £ use of comments and criti cism im the Argus. A Presbyterian minister and the editor of a labor Paper declined appointment on the ground they did not want to incur unpleasant criticism So there is |mow no Police Board, and Commis- is acting as Chief of Police. nei eee Een . Le The City Circulation © of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Glob@Pemocrat & and the Ti Times Combined. ae SE “DON’T WORRY ABOUT OUR GIRLS—THEY ne a Though 87 Woirs Old. Mrs. Felton Still Takes Keen Interest in All the Affairs of the World —Would Vote for Bonus for Fighters Only. in New Mexico and night by Eire foun néd in an automobil from Looney’s mobile were weapons. jury investigated Killing penrenam nenee. affillations were doubtful. oy Mgr con- cerning bootlegging shooting, there was talk that it was in reprisal for the kilili but those who seem best informed had no associgtes Tite who chowaha enough avenge his death. Whether or not the kUling of Ga- | d the enmity between he Billburg and | situation became very om aera after newspaper that aaoe was a pist and his son went expéctation of an attack. Looney had become a candidatc for the county Judgeship. noon he and/ his son stopp the Sherman and Third avenue, ‘aA by maline “Potion. Looney was exa ing some petitions supporting his chines came arour 4 the corner and stopped behind Looney’s car. Loorey | emies and gid not share in the con-| recognizing some of the occupants, _Calied a warning to his son, and ran for the door of the hotel. sioner of Public Safety Fitzsimmons | a fusillade of shots and the boy fell, pierced by five steel-jacketed bzllets | A year ago Looney was foined by ‘and a load of buckshot. He returned’ wide-open town. eee the fire as he lay on the sidewalk. A man who says he is Albert Alil- guyer of Brooklyn, N. Y., and that he came to Rock Island looking for a job, was seriously wounded. He says he was an innocent bystander, but he is held a prisoner at the hos- pital. Looney returned to the sidewalk and Pedigo appeared at a window. Both fired at the automobiles as they sped away. Billburg, Drost, Holsap- | ple and George Buckley, proprietor of a camp on Rock River, were ar- rested. They were armed and weap- ons were found in their automobiles. Drost had a bullet wound in his arm. Billburg was released by Mag- istrate Cleland on $20,000 bond over’ the protest of Assistant State's Attor-| ney Eagle. The other three were; held without bond. Billburg denies! he was present during the shooting Holsapple says he was driving past the hotel, with Drost beside him, when the shooting occurred, but de-| that he or the others took part former administration and that he fim it. \. |has routed the gamblers and the. Four Name Jeweler. Pedigo and his chauffeur, Morris Taxman, were arrested and charged with carrying concealed weapons One or two others were named as having been in the aMack on the Looneys. At the inquest. Ménday four witnesses testified that Jake | Ramser, a Rock Island jewelér and bitter enemy of the elder Looney, fired some of the shots which killed young Looney. The jury held eset ser, Billburg. Drost and Bu ley. Ramser at that time had not boas] arrested an State’s Attorney | Eag'!e wou! mot say whether he would be arrested. The effect on public sentiment of the killing of young Looney is dif-| ferent from what it would have been | if hie father had been killed. While ithe elder Looney has many enemies and is under considerable public | condemnation, his son had no en- demnation voiced against his father His death, therefore, causes sympa- | thy, in which his father shares, to a degree. Rock Island has been known as a Its location makes’ he ; ~+ + — — + - That is the statement made here *T" }. > by Mrs. W. H. Feiton, only woman Senator in the history of the United States, as she outlined what politicul policies she would follow if the Sen- ate were now in ses:-ion i she were occupying her seat asa Senator. Mrs. Felton, who is 87 years old, was ap- pointed by Gov. Hardwick to s ceed the late Senator Thomas Watson until a su at the November ele LP f f | wo r 5 Strong for Mouroe Doctrine. ‘* ° . + - - @ i. 4A, ™ ~ rm I'm strong for the Monroe Doc of the world on our shoulders any ionger If the Democrats make the league one of their piattor ms two years from now they are going to »>e lefeated. Tom Watson got his w ine derfu egies ing in Georgia two years ago by fighting conscription and tha League of Nations.” “How would you Rave voted on onscription if you had been itn che enate at the time the United Sta-as itered the World War?’ Mrs. Fe! was asked. “I would have fought conscription to the last,’’ she said. “It’s all right for a Czar or a Kaiser to call out hus troops and march on to war, butina free coutnry like ours that sort of thing should be. put to the ballot. I! had the nerve in 1918 to denounce sD ey INCLUDING EVEN THE FLAPPERS!”” SAYS FIRST WOMAN U. S. SENATOR ‘ 3 7 . Sty ’ Ki e e ae at: a = —- “LL COME OUT ALL RIGHT, ~~ 17 i Te | ee Mrs. Felton is a woman of many activit photograhp: show. At tre upper left a fine o'd imstrument that has veen in a the _—— for iz part of the equipment, upper richt she is at her dé oon: in her - she believes in lying down fora bricf rest frequ she is at the wi 1.6¢! of her lonenil Ford cientiy. At the lower rivht she is shown twanging a favorite old negro melody. - » , on — tne treatment that was ve ng g£.ven . iz e , = 7 , - =i 4 . . " a iot of German-odorn c.iizens wnao e » oo _ ‘ " . — c - . were just ag good Americans as you =. Ty , aan havea tar and he but hat pened LU nave 3 ~~ er , 7 5 ‘2 i2 many as their bi rthplace. I guess if ° > i been a man they would have pu ie in jail.” Mrs. Felton was asked how sho aml on the tariff. “I am for a protective eee sa fered. “The Uniied States is a amily with lots of units. Diffe-- ndustries make up these units. he business of Uncle Sam, likza good father, to look out for these units who make up our famfiy. Here n the South, for instance, our cottun industry has been under the domiua2- tion of Liverpool too long - “I believe in a working wage tor every American,” continued Mrs. Felton, “and I don’t believe that we should have to compete with the pauper wage scale of Europe. Uncle Joe Cannon and myself stand togeth- er on that.” s, despite her 87 years, as these the keyboard of her piano, to bales of cotton declared bankrutcy, I'm not going for the cotton. inkrupt should be re- how he has dis y he happened to have you be acandidate for Sen- Felton was asked she answered won't catch this old woman in any political turmoils. Sr.5 a 7 ‘Tas > ot A en ieee a Nii ee : > ih of nounce, but of course I can't Res some people from voting for ms There are a lot of people ip State who have been voting form regularly for Governor for year” “What you can't help put you. Needless worry is the tame American Lfe today—and whe come right down to it most all is the neediess kind.” This hes been—and still life “motto” of Mrs. Felton. That she has lived up to the ge cepts of this homely philosepigs attested by the fact that even am in the evening of her life, Baye celebrated her eighty-seventh ta@ day last June, she still retaing adi: use of every faculty and is cut ered better informed on national ; | international current events, women in the South. ee Mrs. Felton has great faith ae mothers of this country. Todape Aawelt on the great good that mid -an doin peti tics, ‘A wom-n will do anything feet child.” she said: “and when realize what they can & with their ballots and infleenae> makine this a better world fr owh and other mo*hers ehildres they'll raltec to the cause of hout delay. On’ mistic for Plappers “I'm not much concerned a . . Lod tho mo tern ” rte—flanvers, tert > that vou call them?” she smilingy inouired of her interviewer. “They'll come out all right, toe ' have great faith in m That’s the greatest thing on e omething every woman holds and sweet, and it's the world’s tion. “Don’t worry about our girle e all pass through a sort of gidéyae The girls nowadays aren't mu@ ferent from what they were when | was a young lady. Times environ: ment and standards change, and shouldn't fudge present-day | by ante-bellum gauges.” ‘sa Asked what she thought the ¢ 7 try needs most today, Mra. as responded vigorously: “No law ever enacted can the earnest admonition of the tures to ‘Love the Lord thy God all thy heart and with a& vice profitable. With a populatio of about 35,000, it is joined by the factory town of Moline, with a popu- | lation of about 30,090, and acrosg the Mississippi River is Davenport, Ia., ith a population of about 65.000. On an adjacent island is the Rock Island arsenal, at which during the World War thousands were em- ployed. The factory workers of Mo-| line also make large wages. The fa- ‘cillity with which law-breakers can! escape into Iowa is an added diff- culty in law enforcement. For some time there has been 1g/- tation for a clean-up of the town. Looney has railed at enemies whom he accused of being law-breakers. The Argus has hammered the ctiy administration. Mayor Schriver | says he regulated the saloons and closed the winerooms during his | disorderly women recently, but a4- mites that getting rid of bootleggers has been more difficult. Following the Looney shooting, Shriver ap- peared before the police force and told the men that if they did nor bring in bootleggers he would put in their places men who would. Sev- eral arrests followed. One of the men brought in was Louls Ortell., a friend of Looney. Rock Island is under the commis- ision form of government. There has been agitation for a return to <he| aldermanic form. Before Friday's | shooting a mass meeting had been | called to firt ther the movement. After the shooting, on account of the | agitated state of the public mind, the | / meeting was called off. Attorney-General Brundage of I}. | ‘linols has sent Assistant Attorney- yeneral Rodenberg here to make an independent state inquiry into the lawlessness which culminated in the Looney killing. | Philippine Sugar Imports. Correspondence of the Asecciated Press. MANILA, P. 1., Sept. 25.—Approx- | imately 230,000 tons of all grades of | sugar were exported from the Phil-| ni! ippine Islands between Nov. 1, 1921. and June 10, 1922, according to of- ficial figures just made public. Of this amount the United States took | 170,000 tons, the remainder going to China and Japan. The centrifugal sugar (96 degree) was all shipped to the United States, with the exception of 30€0 tons, which went to China The muscovado sugar, amounting to some 60,000 tons, was all shipped to China and Japan. The total value of this exported sugar was approxi- mately $15,750,000 NO BURGLAR EVER PASSED A SENTINEL ALARM No wires that ean be cut. Ne bat. teries te get out of order. Rings Fe tinveusiy and ecnnnot be stopped f —y — Attached instantly te dees coma” $2.00 Jast drop a postal card and « . cuttater Oth ‘call af van be pilaee thout cost te you The New EDISON Baby Console $175.00 | ONSERVATIVE beauty of line this Baby Console a suitable addition the furnishings of any room—its attractive price assures unusual value. il » <a ke ee a * «a .9 eit et £ ' *® 2 <p Bed s] 4 * = A ¥: - | $e BARTHEL-DUESENBERG _ PIANO CO. 910-914 Pines BORGO. ‘ i ° oy strength and with all thy mind oot thy neighbor as thyself.’ ” SUNDAY. - OCTOBER 15, 1922. a ——— P) MADE FOR ADOPTIO ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN 0 tion Hopes to E-=tablish Opera Containing A Emotions and Customs, Assoc fated Press We BACAG QO. Oct. 14.-—-An a the Ene giis for the adopt ion of ein opera witi at of establishing a nationai - taining American emotions, cu history and national life, has romen's rgani Oo women org gent ‘ | througho ut the country by the ‘fo our Language Foundatio Recalling the resolution’ pas: National Conventie of the eration of Womens * ‘tobe fa the American singer and com Freer, a direc of whi i Virs. . Mrs. Archibald the — ition, | Rocke felle MeCormicx is @ gor, that native opera be acco! much larger portion in the re of the women ’s orga nization “Tt has greatly surprised us, Freer s< id. “that Chicagoans contribute $2,500,000 to secure in Chicago for another five} without so much as 4 quest eondition concerning the musi of this countrs —the greates tage. next to the country, th: be lett to future generations. “Th development of the a eountrs not on'y means an asset, DUt commer i one, extent of millions. If our sy! foreign. the miilions go else wf national, the millions ar and in the field of art we are respecting nation and are fr by the VWI ole Woria. HUSTON THINKS MORE TRA WITH JAPAN IS PO Aesistant Secretary of C Says Washington Conf Re acted Favorably. Cerreenes “or e Associated Pr TOKIO, Sept. 19.—C. H. Assistant Secretary of Co who is making a world tour tT. Ss. S. Mojave in the inte American trade, in discu visit to Jaran, said: “Any opinion I might expr Japanese affairs and conditio be more or less premised up pressions hurriedly obtained. thincs, however, are patent o face. “The Washington confere acted favorably upon the Ja people at large and it has pay way for a more cordial com relation. Pusiness men jf countries have been responsi misunderstandings in the p “Other countries are painstaking efforts to acqgu Japanese industries with th nical machinery and Iabo devicés they have to sell. found some of our peonrle a»reast of the times. but mo ness co'tld be done if our gave more study to conditi CORNS Lift Off with Fi 4, Doesn *t hurt a bit! Dro " zone’ on an achin; Mantly that corn stops ™ shortly you lift it right off gers. Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny eezone’’ for a few cen Sent to remove every hard corn, or corn between the the calluses, without se frritati mn == = ~ oe ) ‘ Make Cuticura

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TDAY, a : SOCTOBER 15 1922, at The City Circulation of the Daily POST. DISPATCH « alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star an@ the Times coer by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' 15 ——_ Sts een ———— —_—-—— an ed _——— —+- ~~ = — Fi WADE FOR ADOPTION OF | —- —- — Approx ous FOST-OSA 1 -BIBLISH LANGUAGE IN OPERA. n nears to Fstablish a Na- Opera ¢ ‘ontaining American - Emotions and Customs. Associat ad Press ) GO, Oct. 14—An appeal gp the adoption of the English lan- in opera, witi! mate end | gf establishing a natio _ Americ un emotions, customs, life nas pveen pera con- to women's organizations wag the country by) Our Language Fou: ndation. ‘Recalling the resolution passed at Nationa! Conventien of the Fed- ion of Women's Clubs favoring American singer and composer. Archibald Freer, a director of Be eedadation. of which Mrs. Edit} ’ " Rockefeller McCormick is a spon that native opera be accorded 4 ° EAGLE ok larger portion in the repertory Convenient | of the women’s organization STA PS “Tt has greatly surprised us,” Mrs. q i r seid, “that Chicagoans would : : Mabpte $2,500,000 to secure opera Given and Redeemed in Chicago for another five vears. without so much as a question or ~ gondition concerning the musical art /, wur > *aas8 . 1. ’ . tne Cepera of this country—the greatest heri- . next to the country, that can Mi é 4 be left to future generations. , oore S. - “The development of the art of a i = Co bi S | gountry not oniy means an esthetic om ination pmet, “but a commercial one, to the . . | — extent of millions. lf our system is | | soatteh (foreign, the miilions go elsewhere: thas # national, the millions are ours and in the field of art we are a self- respecting nation and are regpected bythe whole a : é ee ) : = TOMORROW -WUSTON THINKS MORE TRADE _ i , : Junior 5-PIECE MIXING WITH JAPAN I$ POSSIBLE —S — , — Lanta onal course I can't keep “Wesistant Secretary of Commerce ' on ony Cabinet Artistic Floor Lamps at an of a. auattater aud eee Costumer rom voting for ine ;, 7 7 . Says Washington Conference ot of peop thi wi hite enameled insid lid ‘cass C e bee st 33 ons — Reacted Favorably. ' pend a: p- Ray —— Junior size: ~ , rough edg ldges.Con- & All - brass Costumer, = m voting for mg )Gerrespentence of the Associated Press a, fiour bin. This Cabi Bnet? is the newest seni -" ae uiberrs , peedie Pring’ ae ag spate 4, well braced and artis- MIRROR DOOR * } SA AP * a oa a = > a 1 |] - : at J v things, however, are patent on their . S PAE I BGO Ee a) SRC ORCAS, ’ ’ i j j | / ’ : ~ . ‘ had. For this week at eighty-seventh birth face. 7 ° +, ¢ Woe oy oy op 1A is = , Bet x embageuen . = ia i te : FT De ; . “a - = ‘| ) — ——= ; : Sones =. Sy UV) ev gee ' ; ae oles . ————— — : i i i} tant) Sen —& - z= ! . fs . ‘ best Stove at the price to be she still retains acti ' “The Washington conference re- —— : ~ ta — Tox | faculty and is consid. 9 aeted favorably upon the Jananese | a _— e Sy? 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~ The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. ‘429° ii? \ SUNDAY, 16 ST.LOUIS POST-D'SPATCH sere? CLUBS CONTRIBUTE 10 eee es — = Pr" pVERTISEMENT. : e a A | . very d thi Kk - > MILK AND ICE FUND: ever ay is wee Ht ej joer oil lamp that gives an a : = | brilliant, soft, white :ight, € of -e than gas oT electricity, as h = 3 by the UT. S. Government am | g universities and found to z | nie > 10 ordjnary ol: iamps. oy * . vy e 3 a Ss ae ee ee _—_— a ME - —— a ~ a ee + re - - _ . en ae \ parte p= ahh Om See ) ' q \\ A | ASEH AA wey erie csi a ae petal c ea sia oe ated Ker Givsins in a “ - nh eo ~~ — —_ ~ aot vn tn ~~ ers Aid the Babies. Kiwanians Give $50 and Earnest D> eCMmon sir Endeavor Club $10—Oth- without odér, smose j i wrceteee - “ ‘ omens dim) , rgeynns eh 3 Ta Te MAb: svt sy oa ping up, 2 oS : hl om . | rr be, U ie iol & | EES eee ~) . . | peme 2 . 3 & =D . = “hin I ffer es eg | y ‘ @ ead a ive one FRE E to the Stix, Baer & Fuller Moth- E _ mo & i ; cality who will = ~ Sees eT eh 8 et Ee = , yor , 4 i Oe Ry ° iat eanen. eriewtiyr oe 1 os oh >, - Ay Big EPR td ee NE aR nis ern tere eevee F see ids ictal taleilinsitadl nan qnepapin,’: * et, a ee fork Dr. F. O. Stufhahn .. u ean get t! Dr. Jonas C. Kopclowitz.. . t | : e. or meé at Our. downtown S oTe P ee DVERTISEMENT. E: Ninth and Washington Sands sed to | store Hair Growtt ee . — a ie y a Ai egg BON: “ape Tag leper cymes map Le Dr. Hugo Rothstein Dr. George Heuman Dr. Edward F. Siecvers.... Dr. Evarts A. Graham.... ae eed hat d Da PS BLN TON STI retort an ee is 1 SY 1 SSSSS88S 8888823 B3eR 8 odie apes a — het See ‘ . ‘ 4 3 - - Wet ynet Apel nm oa ’ pera @ a ¥ La é ~ bend ae caliente iA edi oh oe ie ited meet int bl bh et hee 2 abhi phasetan ei cae ee ee vt ct SE) she “ ; oe ens i bination Range. They will show you how easy it is to operate, how saving it is of fuel, how wondertully it cooks and bakes. Set of Glass Baking Dishes FREE With every Jewel Combination Range sold this week, we'll give — absolutely FREE—a set of “Glass-Bake” baking dishes, as illustrated. Or, if preferred, a porcelain-top kitchen table. SP Ore Peeters ‘* eed raians ++ @4-....00 ) poe get that modern new kitchen Range you’ve been wanting. And let it be a Detroit Jewel Combination Range—the finest and most modern Range of all. | » wer tyler Pee Science of Gland Therapy lleves Baldness—New Treatment Restores Health and Color. evoces 50° 8 gtehs ll ee +4 ia ' a Complete coal range and complete gas range—all in one—and taking up no more floor space than an ordinary gas range. Four holes for coal—“coal- saver’ firebox, which causes smoke and gas to burn and makes a little fuel do lots of work. Four gas burners, the famous Jewel oven, scientifically built for better baking—the oven that will bake perfectly even with the oven door open. And any one of the four gas burners will keep water boiling in a kettle suspended 18 inches above the flame. Wouldn’t you like to have a Range like that? Come in and see it at work. Let the Factory Expert Show You All week a factory expert and a domestic science expert will be here to demonstrate this Jewel Com- ‘as Friday's additions to the Post-| Dispatch Pure Milk and Free Ice Fund totaled $93.15, bringing the amount in the fund toa total of $6416.84. | Members of the Kiwanis Club. fcrwarded a check for $50 with best | wishes for the work for the babies. Other donations included $10 from. Mrs. J. R. Booth, 1120 Lawn ave-| nue, treasurer of the Earnest En-. deavor Club, who wrote: “Our 20 | members are interested in the wel-_| fare of children and our club has. adopted a little 4-year-old baby girl | from the Children’s Aid and hope to| rear and educate her. At our meet- | ing Oct. 9 Miss Jane Wood, our pres-| ident, told of the shortage in owe which might seriously hamper the} work of the Milk Commission, and) we decided to contribute $10 to help 2 Special Payment Terms During this demonstration you can secure a Detroit Jewel Combination. Range on unusually liberal terms— just a small amount down, balance in monthly amounts, and an allowance ee en for your old cook stove. Surely you Mrs. S. C. Murphy, secretary of won't pass up an opportunity like the Stix, Baer & Fuller Mothers’ that. Club, sent $7.25 from that organiza- tion. Other contributions were $1 from the 3100 block of Allen ave-. nue, $1 from Master Robert Wilke: $0 cents from Frank Putnam and a number of contributions from phy-) sicians in response to the general | appeal made to the medical frater-| nity last week. — | ,es ss ' ; ’ ‘ oe ~ ’ ) om — be iy a po: : 4 . ; ran © ao reasAaw ~ . ° 9 7 . a ; “7 es ; = 9-Piece Dining-Room Suite Special This Week at Extra Fine Hot Blast ’ Organ Recital] at Washington U. Heater Am organ recital, planned as the first of a series, will be given at | $18.75 Graham Memorial Chapel, Washing- | == . ton University, from 3 to 4 p. m. this | Mighty simple, but afternoon by Charles Galloway. A/| e wondertul mon- second recital has been set for No-| ey-saver is that vember 19, but a continuance of the. hot-blast tube. It series is contingent upon the at-) nasigs ana mer tendance. Galloway’s program to-' ' e gas . “ “-~e# >» & the > ‘et Th t= postage tirectiong. and if e? you are not Ir money will , ®®aenPeer eg oe 1 ' ‘> ’ "s : Wilton Velvet Rugs $ 4 Q: 75 Variations,” J. Stuart Archer; “Re- | Hot-Blast Heaters joie Ye Pure in Heart” Leo Sow ny | ito Rall 1. erby; “Meditation a Sainte Clotilde.” | to keep fire in them. 9x12 and fringed. Woven with deep thick pile and in p Jamas; “Will o’ the Wisp,” | beautifully colored patterns, they are soft and luxurious G. B. Nevin, and “Marche Solon-| nelle,” Alphonse Mailly. NF HS ¢ Our selection of and yet of unusual wearing quality. Heaters includes the famous Wilson. Detroit Jewel, i Bridge & Beach ,. amd Charter Oak Heaters. "SICTREVLEL OCA VRR CRT ES HRT E Teer tee Your druggist carries a thceu- sand and one {tems for your convenience 9x12 Axminster Rugs, special values at $39.50 ox12 Seamless Axminster Rugs; superior qual- ity; new designs and colors gx12 Seamless Brussels Rugs Coco Door Mats Detroit rms || Jewel : ' Kitchen DIAMONDS Heater Make you look prosperous. 7 adnate and —— | Heats up the : we ppcarance. ve kitchen in a min- rece! a new lot of perfect ute or two. Starts oe in color and curf, with a gas starter I will mount in rings or and then burns pins of white or green gold at anything — coal, a much lower price than you wood, even rub- would pay for inferior stones bish. Costs very at other stores. My saving little to operate, and it’s a mighty comforting thing to have on. cold mornings. To say that this Suite is a real bargain is putting it mildly. There’s a 72-inch buf- fet, a 48x60-inch extension table, a 42-inch china chest, one armchair and five straight chairs—all for $198.50. The doors on the buffet and the china chest are beautifully carved. The chairs have full box seats The Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet with loose tapestry cushions. And the whole Suite is finished in the exquisite two-tone dusty walnut finish. The illus- tration shows what a handsome design it is. But neither picture nor words can do this Suite justice. Come in and actually see what a wonder it is at $198.50! pee Oe re 2 oie ee TB RY PS RISB OMNES IE BETTE" te Ms COMER! «, Aiey erbs ate rk Hoosier Kitchen HO MONEY DOWN Table, $7.85 and Fasy Payments, with no Estate ot ew . ha se Ree oh A oe eee ey eee ee ee ee ee eee eet a) a Sabie | Sit dass — eS oe on ; EPO od Ne OR FEM Ms, eRe TH iy Rigs ~ i Re gk. NR Ali mat OER 08 Ths MP RecA sarin ety nD tl NL al de nt ‘ : : ‘ a 4 m wt sie ES embarrassing questions, make if possible to grocure a small Stone, which, when paid for, may be traded in at full value Heatrola The Parlor Pipeless Furnace Supplies furnace comfort at low cost. Not only a wonderful heating device, but a real ornament, for it’s designed to look like a and is finished beautifully grained ma- hogany. Coming! — Better Homes Week and a Style Show of Furniture AT THE COLISEUM October 24th to 28th Cedar Chests $12.75 to $75.00 As fine a showing of Cedar Chests at these prices as you'll find anywhere in St. Louis. Beautifully made of genuine Tennessee red cedar, natural or walnut finish. A multitude of sizes and designs, including many that are copper-bound. Hellrun Curtains Ruffled Swiss Curtains, 2% yards long; ruffles hem- stitched. Pair ........98¢ Scrim, voile and marquisette Curtains, some with plain hems, others with | lace edges; ivory and white; 2 to 6 pairs of a pattern. Filet net .Curtains, in beige and white, 244 yards long. POM nc vadecebesncest $2.75 Ninth and Washington There’s room for it in every kitchen—in* your kitchen. And you'll be amazed—very pleasantly amazed—at how much easier it makes your kitchen work, how it saves time and steps for you. Come in and see the Hoosier, with the work table adjust- ed to your height. Let us show you haw easy it is to own a Hoosier on our monthly payment plan. Don’t confuse this with the work- table of the Hoosier. It's a regu- lar Kitchen Table—and a very g one, for it’s made by the people who make the Hoosier. Has 24x36-inch por- celain top — KITCHEN IL S €> Grimm - m2 4 in L es ‘ b Sixteenth and Cass POOR COC OE COCO C OOOO CEE LOE EE OE COLE EEL OC CCCCEECCCCCCOR LOG LOCO CCOCEL EC ECOL CC CCOLULE GEER ERLE GLUE PAEELT EGIL DD seraeeecaeareaereeaeeeere ing greater. two hours att after effec laxative, it g the systern. There are more conver fountain. Th keep a bottle one at your druggist wt largest-se " Bottled at f Your WAT When nat

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———— ee ee ee ~NEW BOOKS FOR THE WEEK TL. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000: — 5 i ei —— = = =~ - Pn pVERTISEMENT. _ a ne LIGHT BEATS FECTRIC OR GAS °° eee TAT HUVUUSURUAIOGTOOUOOOUVONNNUUUUG ONE OR OOO) O4gQQ000 TENS TEN SONON ETO AN PO The Most Remarkable Value ina Quality Brass Bed Outfit Ever Offered! KITCHEN ¥: SPRING AND MATTRESS i HEATERS SE AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY = Any of these books will be sent. gf 94% AIR by parcel post to card holders, on od gew oil lamp that gives an amaz- receipt of postage, in order of ap-| | prilliant, eoft, white light, even plication. | r electricity, has been | ..,y- | by the U.8. Government and 35 Shy UG ANIZATION,” edited | universities and found to be) no PB mes eurr. Lhe author di- c to 10 ordinary oil lamps. It i ba aces “i ork into three parts, without odor, smoke or noise— n nee ee the ®eneral ‘princi- ora mping UP, is simple, clean, safe. | 7 py pee eomeaie and institutions ee 04% air and 6% common kero- | m ei rural community; second, ' a» (co8! oil). ee le economic necessities*—farm- ; inventor, D, G. Johnson, 609 W., | Be: tharketing; finance, communi- a 8t., Chicago, Ill., is offering to LY vv transportation; and, wi 6 lamp on 10 days’ FREE trial, | uae t se. social functions, educa- a) to give one FREE to the first | tion, recreation, beautification and /{n each locality who will help homemaking. Questions and prob-| fetus Tollow each chapter. e we atroduce it. Write him to-day | al 17 Oo} rr > mnt : full particulars. eng hmaaialy STORY-TELLING, K. D. Cather ‘ Te : C Ve y } im how you can get a ANscusses the story-teller’s prepa- ‘ rperience or money eh without os pea As . rauion and attitude, and the act o1 a 9250 to @! U per mt oe | Sstory-te@liiing itself. ADVERTISEMENT. | ALPHABETS, OLD AND NEW, L. } | Day. begins with a chapter on Glan g se 0 e- “Art im the Alphabet,’ which i, foiiowed by illustrauuons of ola ai HUDUEE RTE RERRSTAREDEASERREY Oh oe: * piavets arrangeu in Order Of their * store Hair Growth = esse etecr ora micliis and mialcriais used. i TEE co ™ Ciuucs Nhe MNivodern alphavets eLilsi . Nuinerais, @Nnd UlbreeK and rlebre, « ‘Seence of Gland Therapy Re- = ': t> : . - °yr . ~ r. P ; teesstions + HEALTH, S. L. Katzotf. The au- tiVa Va gecretions making po thor covers a great deal of grevulii mm of those elements in the biood @hich are vital to a luxurious growth bair vc quo . ' . ase 4 Z a, Pa > ~ . ’ “ . + J -% 8 > hes a : , . ~s hones te a i > -~ ~a ea a ee > | ~ ay” .) % . ~ - . p> * ws - > . sae >> . | ’ . a ee “é ve 4 “a ae vy Ce” a5 s s.* J r " . 4 ., LI 2 ; go’ Se se is ae be er “ , Re _ ie 4 ; : a Bae t,t 5 “Z antes 66 ne * om . “ome : - ¢ u > , ig 2 ere 4, —>* > - Le y% 2 " PD. ~~ —% rs : ¢ 22 a * ar = we “a ~~ ie SV ”& P aa? za Fr fi Na ae ‘ ~ at , . ” . Iden) for ehilly a RS . PP? 3 " ? regarging the principics of guo heaitn “ama hve WV Lo pu, tiem ee ree, 2 practice. in part One, among oti- er SUDjectS, he UlsCUuSSes Dud has lls, eXercise, how to increase agaecrease Welgiit, Intant and ca Ts + FU TL raha - + we Weilaite, Various diseases and thei: ? Autumn morii- ‘i + . OR 8 Oa) meee em ti WET x r - . ; . wi 7 , ie per he Oe ~ preventuon, the docior and his etii- ings, as wel! os - cold wintry days. A wonderful bargain at our lew price of Maa AT ry , ed 4 ty . | } Acs. } art tWwo contains UecvVal.sSs wi HT HATTA tumeiy tealih probiems by noteu physicians. VS\CHICAL RESEARCH FOR THi: } LAIN MAN, S. M. Kinesfard. The autnor endeavors to treat his sub- i : | a, f it | er 3 ’ we ts: ‘My: MA Ny wit Hi Same Kitchen Heater gs pictured above, oly in nli-blue poree- 80 A patented er ago, = device that o | holds bed rigid mm mr ‘Now it is possible fur any baid perso. ject Irom an impartial point 9i to have a full, luxurtiont growth of sia \ lé Ww and Jresenis nT ) . \ ‘ ler 7 + . and restore it to the natural coior : idle carts en ee through the discovery of E_ R. Alexan and against Psychic Phenoni- Ger, sationally known scientist. Dr. ena’ inasimple Way. Some of the | Alexander, through the concentration of ae Me: hit on il te Fl ? eertain endocrine glands. can supply the Subjects treated are: Telepathy, Geficiency of gland aecretion and pro- clairvoyance, mediums and prem...- @uce a full growth of hair nitions bsatatdlba . This diecovery. which its called Gianda Bair, may be easily used in th ii ‘ . a ae ; . you will notice new, \ig us Nair be- The author looks upon the com- ginning to come in and rit : a aie 6 ‘ growth you can gradually mun!) \ Unit as the Unit of SOc] Beir to ite former brigcht, heal Organization, in which lies the So confident is Dr ia . . : 1, enyone can be relieved ha Breatest eiement of hope for pei fassment of baldness and reZain the maneSt progress and discusses 1; gorma! hair growth by this method that — Pp way be offere to send a ful nth oo: ee Die treatment on free trial anyo. rho Zanization of communities ani Willi write for it Use Glanda-Ha . +} — POT : : mm 4s cording to directions, and if : the end amt { eecaninds tion with democracy ef this period you do not find ywur hair and institutions. feturnimg with all its former vigor, the 2 treatment does not cost a cent. CHILDREN AND CHILDHOOD,. N Send no money——just your name and Ria a re a , a8 et Ss Alesander Laboratories. 801 Neimeyer. This volume deals wi, gteway Station, Kansius City, Mo., and children from 1 to 16, grouped this treatment wi!!! be mailed at once by . > —e , Sistice pay the postman only y ages. Part one includes table; and a few cents postage. Try !t ef weight and height and discussge. ‘ ‘ vr . . wording to directione, and if at the mind, emotions, growth, etc. Pa: ad of two montha you are not satis ae fied with results, your money wil! be re- two contains extracts from wei'- Sy; funded at once. A big Kansas City Bank ings of different authors, illustra- ea Guarantees that Dr. Alexander is re!!- oe : : ting their own or some otner per- Pong” \ he eit Pe” _ ‘ er? Hn i Tl i eo” a - % * ulll a 7 ul ra TOT UNLNNAAUAE Inu i | p > TEE ee a ee —— -_— - - - THT Lene ? J ae oot 7a ine ab oats Seta hart i ets afr “~ - [ vt THIS $25 ROSE COOK | 4” STOVE A dandy Cook Stove with hearth —has 2 conl holes—a splendid baker and will give exceptional! service. tne types and or- > ** ~ ‘ “7 Bx. ? oo 2 > s Sane) * ited 'h ..« ae be che | ] rn Posh 7 ow CHER Ea EE a ee THEE HTL ATHY able and holds $1000 OO cash as a gfuUAr- . | - Sntee to return your money {f you wish son's childhood. Includes a bi!l- wen §) ela at ES | ie Ss Don't suffer the embarrassment 5 ——- i baldness—give Glanda-Hair a trial on this Wheral affor liography and index. —— —e 2 re Tt oe blue casing and is con- Winter , y ime)! - steel body—full inner structed to give ex- Feel Like | 11 frop-ining, which Means 4 are c4 ‘This Heater will enable you to keep two ; ' ThA to _ yy | 1 || aa a ' steedo feck handsomely rooms warm and cozy in the coldest of Summer. Y; | i | Sere seule fa AE er ae, hours—consumes very nickel trimmed. 4 «aml weather. — — LT ee en me TAT TNINN I i} ; a woe oe eee er _ ° Hit ‘| , Gide i LF4 " k sides hk Phone or Write for Our i _ ; > ) as OUR $98 MANGE 1s ALL-BLCE Furnace Experts. | y | PORCELAIN THROUGHOUT. Has 18- 4 gas burners. This splendid heating system enables you oMBINATION A to k your home warm and cory in Y44, AF PEP RITE $0 Oa COAL me, eo eo ng ren mary — 2 : , obi peg te tap BY ; yee! A° mencena: wtontes tte Sco Pte Tt tle fuel, is construc to give ever- i Cte gt | Sa ee Tey COMBINATION COAL lasti service, and ‘s the newest im- ‘4 4... decA%¥ 404 pate ates seastacte hatte es oS oe GAS RANGE. $76.00 proved Pipeless Furnace. Come, let astm nate , em aaenetmasentsl emonstrate our special 898 Pipeless $110 COMBINATION COAL ce to you. Let us explain te vou ' ite many ouperior features: lee you AND GAS BANGE to heat your home at m um — —_ —S- + Tannin “NOT IN THE HIGH-PRICED CLIQUE” Dia aw BEI , - —_ ee . . . : ' ; ' ; : ; ; , § ee ee ee Ee nee ~* “ +s * a - % i CUTE TE PUPUADOECORDTCBULOUUAEORULOUSEEEADRERGULD DARD MOOD O DRE ROGRAGPO OLE M LUT ETURROLRUGED TRAD ARAB RAGES GOD PEL AEC OR PEE ORO NUL ORD DO CED omere een NORD ent EMDR A DED OLD I DELO CRCpeetopenm as Letas ead eng PUMMINNTHALI CLEATS VINEE LO LO LL LP A — f BERSEEESECCIOOTOOCOOUSOCOOOPIOCTOVET EIST EET ET TT EEE eee eee, '

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COG A MD i RS fen adhe TOA te cae ae Hie. Aveowenr) sapere andes awe tan bythe adnyt ign e pie ee. grrr ssc oS Spee tar ane 118 GERMAN WRITER GETS ee ae Churchman Is Offended by Book. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, Oct. 14.—On a charge) ‘of blasphemy, the first case of its tind brought before a court in re- publican Germany, Karl Einstein, ‘the author, has been sentenced to eix ‘weeks’ imprisonment, or 10,000 marks fine. The charge was found- ef on a book which Einstein wrote. His publisher also was found guilty of the same offense and sentenced to three weeks’ imprisonment, or 6000 marke fine. In his book, which ts called “The Disagreeable Message,” Einstein pic- tured the Savior placed amid twen- steth century surroundings, and even besought while on the cross for his memoirs by an enterprising pub- 5- lisher. He told the court that merely wished to show how people today would react toward Christ's sresence. He did not intend, he said, to make Jesus appear iaugh- ‘able, but rather to show that

DIAMONDS WA nit: : . ) WN CREDIT x. fer Cataleg Ne. 905 iniech, € } — © eatra eet ae, co IOF TIS ROS.&CO. 3:3 Gecemd Floor Caricton Building 808 N. Sixth St. Near Olive — S } , ' | ? COAL-GAS 2 : COMBINATION | | y ~ 5» 4 Be’ A ’ i » = a a a a —— © 7 x . ang a 3 e the Price I °3 Per Month |e FREE! With Every Mozart Phono- graph, Twelve Up-to-Date Selections. | REMEMBER—yYoa will recei th on ang ceive © above beautiful pre WHE GD RELIABLE CREDIT JEWELERS — hen tet nteentneastnen Buck’s High Oven Combination Range Ah SH PET Tet | tone The Most pepular Range ae mo asers tir , : -s avenlene ho © ies . . ture This Range an be had in (Qe “Ne Stoeping” fea ef black with white rd peat ~i Ge €Ramel. gray ename n - rai? | -Fim ree ee) os ~ ‘ : ‘ ul new Buck Range creation é See this wonder Special LINO Sale! We quote a pr: ce on this Sneek ten. Pre- Line. See our large line. Spe etal price, Der square yard, for this sale, i . JOIN OUR PHONOGRAPH CLUB We are na ge 8 a larger @ mor 2 - - es » > A rar ~ - | a ~ * as m_ . > money ia. Siva > those r > N higher elsewhere > a = ‘+ oe ? ~ ~ Lila — ‘ . i ~~. > ciea as r ras & zes v Ior invention , \d . rn OR Tap macers ior years aos Per Month Buys a ’ Mozart \ onograph — Hdl i) © ay = i t t, = ——— Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. Goldman Bros. Give Absolutely 10225 This Genuine WM. ROGERS & SON CELEBRATED “CHATHAM” PATTERN SET his beautifulgSet ebrated Wm. refinement to your table. With Your — Purchase of Win Rogers & | BEE — == . KNIFE, uality, ! in their wonderful Chatham A ‘Set of this kind will lend @ temp Get one Absolutely Free. Rogers ’ , Aii of the w cll-known, ek Get so Wm Rogers & Son i , Premium Set 0 Free. Join Our Club and Buy a $S85 Complete PLAYER OUTFIT FOR $345 By means of our great Clud Pian, are emadied te quote this low price and pay you. ZT $10 PER MONTH woerein We s2.. easy term @ great numbDer of these Pi ayer- Pianos, we FREE! Wits this wonderful nally “Mosart’ Most Wonderful Offer Ever made Join our Club—it wi $200 COMPLETE PERIOD DINING-ROOM SUITE Ss?" 34 PER MONTH -or@ition that we woud hithert unheard ‘ Suite consists _ ren an gg mag Oh og! ; Art er _these are ‘gone there will l re —s | j — ———— We offer these Suites te you ae See this bargain—it will aed - $92 A S$ 1 Down Buys This _~ ae Big BRASS-BOUND CEDAR CHEST $4@. Goldman Bros. are placing on special 10@ of these bis. beautiful, genuine Tennea® cedar, brass-bound Cedar Thests. These are not cheap, dersized Cedar Chests, such a8 advertised every day, but are deep and roomy and 43 If you want to be con as to this remarkable take a tape measure . measure off 42 inches. Be sure to get one while me last. After they are there will be no more to be had at this price. you get a Wm. Rogers & Set free at this sale. i —— PART S SE Vv EN ee A 2% Lae rs seer. ee A," © wrod Re eee me Fe i ' xo Se paw Nene A little cooling of tween fox trots. A section of any The couple at the are trying the lig for the first time si they were marrie time the méxixe was They're not getti well. In the backg young man with the line. Oh, the killin Saying to Bernic Next, is the very la the very little girl little girl is fond with the music. doesn’t sing, he j and perspires. there is the flappe bobbed hair, who head and gets her her partner’s face, ning the risk of bri hay fever. 1104-1106-1108 OLIVE ST- ST.LOUIS, wenn eS 1 ~ oF Oe ORE Cee > lspose of including a fine Mattress and « heavy. san! indeed, a rare opportunity, and if you were pay you to attend this grea ite outfit. Remember—our pars ; —Goidman Broe.. 1104-08 Olive Street. inking of refurnightng your sale. Remember, $1 Dewsn Free Premium Ofer. Remember roors [t will surely Genuine Simmons “Brassoid” Bed We consider 30, 60 and 90 days’ tim® as cash. We give you 10 per cent count the same as if you had paid money in advance. IF YOU LIVE OUT OF ST. LOUIS” PAY US A VISIT WE SELL FOR CASH OR ON 3 EASY PAYMENTS Ps E FREIGHT TO YOUR x ae <a tas ia es i Fie

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The couple at the extreme left © | are trying the light fantastic » | for the first time since the year. » | they were mgrried—about the ~ | time the m4xixe was all the rage. 4 They're not getting on very well. In the background is the 4 young man with the fascinating > | line. Oh, the killing things he’s - ig > >t % AY, a ie ' 2 a cd Ei ih | General : General N | } General News == ener ews s —-—— - : 2A __——- ee SS SS = ~ — = » | | PART SEVEN ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15, 1922. PAGES 19—28. H er Elther ae ee. = i —— + S| | Cash or : Prien HT THE DANCE FLOOR RATED SET | i | i | a Roscoe and Mae, and Eddie and Gladys, are having a beau: 4 tiful time dancing around bumping into each other. . They -— : call themselves “the big four,” and what Roscoe and Mae 4 don’t think of Eddie and Gladys do. e well-known, cel- | . will lend a tone of if ON SPECIAL BI SALE FOR ‘ : A little cooling off be- | ! tween fox trots. 1} = ter. “It’s Rhoda’s new earrings did it! Earrings always . yYOuR TOW Rl _ give one a fast look,” is Mre. Walrus’ opinion, | - ie e : u oo

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‘ ke a , & : Y. ; : he Times Combined. OCTOBER tht9 Re q OCTOBER ts,” 1922. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the ex 4 voles = : “e rw 4 LT lwas erected in 1795. Four years five miles in le \ 20 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | SF rf ° 3 the Cahoktias village, and erected the |is th been prowght hurch was constructed. Its | the village to hills “ at on q “4 ¥.12,ARMED | | Move to Restore Cahokia, Middle West's ™:,2i "| Sy sue Margo TE ee heey oan, sainet embers |iand’ wet orcnely" Sa (> | Ove Q es ore 9 * Greatest Population About 500. | His death led to the near-exter~ | ied with cement, and seem to strips called common-fiel@. » = j 3/4 TH CLUB, KILLS The village grew, being reinforced | mination of the Illini Indians by have all the steadfast qualities of | 200 feet wide and extending t, 6.f VES e * by other Frenchmen, Indians and Pontiac's foi- construction. The roof was] hills. Each family | MARAUDING WOLF Most A t Villa Is Under Way recs cpr nd tribes which had been Pontiac’s fol" rogern constr ot was waa given » | probably attained its } rs. The ) from cypress clapboards and/a piece to work ag its ; OS ncien l ge, | Owers during his wa hopes t? gage ea of split cottonwood. At the! object of this was to me. ch Nex 3 YASS (Patent greatest size, about 500 persons, at cCjair H ‘ © Ok istorical Society > a ? Special to the Post-Dispatch. | Fradlbcamnay St. Louis was founded. It erect a statue to Pontiac near on front is a small porch, and over it | izen independent ang SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Oct. 14.—| -z poswwsios the great trading post of the spot where legend says De "4 stong depiction of the cages proximity in case of : . At et) 2 Tera ) : ay _Mississippi. valley, it was the ien-| Kj) k of records is under a tablet/ tack. These - land 4 ‘+ club as a weapon, 2 : és aye ro ‘ res ; Nag > i Bere a ,it was captured by George Rogers —_ nee he ' . Wolves had been carrying away) = a Ke saat . | Ne wk Clark and made a territory of Vir- SULPHUR GLEARD ; CT ing I Ver ompotes . - > . . ~ is “ae oe ox Pd. N . ep AO tena ony ste yates : . Sy pata es RE Be, Seeing nmin Net bs ¢ 7S] ad » . ‘+ Bey 4 4 % ” chickens and hogs from the Kam-, 'ginia. In 1784 Virginia gave it to A AA oo é4- om emai eax rey ~ -% al poee Sad other faums. the boy was! ie Pe NOR MD = 4 a ge SR oe Mes ba = the American Government, which riding on horseback through a field | Re a ° a ee Ran. oo "2" made it a part of the Northwest Ter.- in | airs . ' ‘ _- - ' VS 4 : . - ‘ . on lis way to round up a herd of | pe = : gt I SS en , oe sae 5 aS SOE, ritory. Six years later Gen. St. Clair cattle when he espied the wolf. Dis-| , Se : PR gig Se + } ; American Commandant of the terri- mounting, he searched for sore sort! | . ars “ee ee ts Re see “ 7 tory, established St. Clair Country. ‘ These altogether lovely of a weapon and found the club. ‘ Z . . Fe 795 ty as : He advanced upon the wolf,| lO a CO — SSS ee | ee a es ee accessories to the per- which -sgatcard fight. ae | Poe tm a eh é ——_ b es capital. The courthouse was built at | A hur as | fectly appointed table with the club struck the wot on) 2 at ae ee ~ ae So Se a “ales : this time. u : the head and dazed it, and the weet wo «fee ee i ae, : aa a ey - , age 3 a? p p l y S u p will make a most ac- One of the most salient facts in . . ceeding blows, which were dealt as Cahokia’s hi Told When Your ceptable wedding gift. i i i i i i i i > fe a iy ’ vig / . rte hy ey ee 5 OE ER I EET ween « _ “ Pires -* ite ones Rant * tke vtbews : “ pA RS ae Rpt ee. ‘ . aoe - ™ 3 oe . = 5 h ve heen the greatest " . ; . = > : * anes ; a « ha sv a % ~- . overeome 7 7 ee a imin that : ~ co.-a0ebeter _ mow —_ ; : > 2 . Sid Church of the Oo y a y; ct i white men would destr: y his race. Nothing has ever been found to 3 ’ The i ? " ad 3 aT. é ete eebesecaececesS@e a seized in raids, Detective T. J wants to be appointed of- me anion of seve ai : Reket taster of Hquor here. Siden-— wesley tha gp on Fe : be eral Indian | take the place of sulphur as a pimple J Mrtcker offered to prove his quell: | i iles South ir ae: os Messen gg remover. It is harmless and inexpen Locust at Tenth—VJewelers for 74 Years fications for the position of county Community Four Miles out Me pepire Rage itiac, it was give. Just ask any druggist for a nothing more than a battle to pre- | gma)) jar of Rowles Mentho-Sulphur taster by recording in sealed en- of East St. Louis Is Rich in i serve the rights of the natives. After! ..3 ..” « 2: velopes his verdict on any number of ° - “many unsuccessful years, he was de- and Use 56 Eee coum Greems. liquids and comparing them with) Antique Treasures, Among , feated. : tific tests. . Rg 4 ~ ae : , ithe scien Them Being Church Built is aes te eS 5 2 SN | Pontiac Assassinated. DS - - ee ee a ee a xen ~ In 1769, having retired from war- ADVERTISEMENT. in 1785 and Brick House —s peeve ee SPS ge: fare, he came to St. Louis to visit Dance frocks, lored suits—wh cling closely—¢ eee ee eee ee ~ ; “ape b 4 >. > KS. tion ——— ; 122 Years Old. a Fy . Ree on eed IS : Chouteau. While here he heard of econ. et Ds . founda . ee Famous Old Recipe | ae * See ORES Ko ear rE all being given in Cahokia, anu gs: = Fs fully straight, h S --¥ : Pe = aed See Wee ee ‘rmined to atta@mid it, against the a : for Coug yrup v3 > 2) - , | . > ee i advice of: his friend Putting on RENE eS can have WIE . ee | & determined effort to restore r : fa oP , : 16 uniform of a French offiesr. one Ss. Sh ee SSS ax. Easily and Oheaply Made at Home, partially to its appearance of more |) anINE OR Ree , . Rhee ‘hich Montcalm, the French Gen Bee Sh. | oo | Flat-O-Form But It Beats Them All for |than 200 years ago the first perma- — : = se, ee ek ee te ee a > ,ad given him. he crossed the Gan 24 a ee eee ; taetl Quick Results. | ORO OER Fe phage. ae aN | hokia Creek and murd a ee ole ot at = NOKIA eex and murdered. ontiac Sey oe : syrup. It is simple and cheap but it south of East St. Louis. It is thought eS nat Rass Se ‘mS 2 3 Bee has no equal for prompt results. [t to have been founded in 1700 by | . .. - sh N takes right bold of a cough and gives French missionaries. and holds such Gigent CuUFtHOUSe 10 Lluo.s, now in Lincoln Pars, ea:cago, PYANDRUFF SOON ~ ewe: ~~ is, mediate reiel, us . ne -antique treasures as the oldest . : y bok: k me 7 la was made the county seat of ordinary cough in °4 hours or less. church in the Mississippi Valley, a built we about 1795, when Cahokia ” any © ° Get 2% ounces of Pinex from any | bri¥k house built before anything so St. Clair County. druggist, pour it into a pint bottle,| pretentious was thought of in St | 3 — 3 = and add plain granulated cudgel seas | Louis, and its the site of the first ‘here that Pontiac, one of the great- River, about 200 miles above it to make a full pint. If you prefer./ courthouse in Illinois. The court- | est figures in the history of the junction ith the Mississipp! River use clarified molasses, honey, or cord | house is now in Lincoln Park, Chi- 'American Indians, was assassinated had a population of about 70° ~ seg instead of “e* ge A mero cago, but an effort will be made tO!in 1679. According to church rec- and is thought to have been th: won t tastes good, keeps pertectiy, | bring it back to its original location. | ods, the first convent in America of largest American Indian town. It an lasts a family he long time. ; | J. Nick Perrin, president of the/the Sisters of St. Joseph had its was first discovered about 1676 hy a It’s truly astonishing how quickly | historical society and author of a! mother home in Cahokia. A syste.n party of French priests and pioneers. it acts, penetrating through evofy .| history of Nilinois, and D. O. Thomas, | of land grants given by the rulers of who built a mission. | ge of the throat and lungs—\', member of the society and county | France and the ecclesiastical digni- In 1699, because of repeated at- | Gosens and raises the phlegm.) cuperintendent of highways. fear tarles is found in the strip of land tacks by maurauding Eastern In- soothes and heals the membranés, and! tnart the adv pee ates Be | Psi hones , yn iding Easter n that the advance of industrial plants; along the Mississippi, extendine dians, it was decided. at the ad: ice vally but surely the annoying \ At ewaltew } oft | : , it was de , at tl advice : soon will swallow up the cradle of! tron hokia to the site of the pres- of fesioqna ry maw +} ; rom Ca a to the site of the p: of the missionary, to move the - throat tickle and dreaded cough dis- ‘Aliga ti eg . : y. n he vil | Civilization in the Mississippi Valley./ ent Kaskaskia. This system. part lage to a point on the Missiesipni entirely. Nothing better for, 7, , a fun i : ns point on the AMississippl. | . : | They pian to raise a fund among the!) of hich 1! ists is found no The laceti “ bronchitis asmodic ero h ' or whit 6till exists, is found no The location chosen was about fifty , Spa | Up, Aoarse- | citizens of St. Clair County and pur-| other place in America miles below St. Louis, fiv | nears or bronchial asthma. | chase 15 om 20 aoren of the village Ms 4 4 ‘ - | es C1OW Fz - outs, iive miles f “Om four more applications will com pletely Pinex is a special and highly con-/ ana adjacent territory. If they suc- A Post-Dispatch reporter, who vis- | where the: present town of Kaskas- | dissolve and entirely lestroy every : eentrated compound of genuine Nor-| ceed in this. the land will be offered | (4 Cahokia recently, found a litti~ kia now stands preees de teal trene Pye r) pone ony extract known the world (to the State with the condition that | S7@SSins village of about 150 tn In the epthe Ther. St. Cosme, a| You will find, too, that all itching 5 pt “e4 wes ar arly | m , wprie ve} eel ae a eS eae = AR While the old church belongs to | PS; yh ae |all frame, and the villagers mostly Lake Michigan to th& new Kashuas- d vour hair will look and feel a Avoid disappointment by asking the Catholic parish of Cahokia and ‘s j of French descent, carry on a lei Kia. On his journey he passed an Res mA ra, — . You Can get > se - ; . - _ . - = ° as ‘ Famous-Barr Kline’s. t does no good to try to brush or wash it out. The only sure way to get rid of dandruff is to dissolve it, then 'you destroy it entirely. To do this, FFs eee = cee : 7 “ = get about four ounces of ordinary ZF [ee gS x liquid arvon; apply it at night when wy 5. ag FEF es ; . &, . | aes cinidnte sage retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. By morning, most if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or oo * ee , ” . ex’’ with full directions and don’t | industrialism, some Catholic society, |tural pursuits which they do not/tribes of the Illini confederacy, liv-/| ounces is al] vou will need, no matter es Caer ete * | probably the Knights of Columbus, | 8¢e¢™ to take very seriously The | ing on the present site of Cahokia.| how much dandruff you have. This , Y | will be asked to care for it and keep | )amiet, once on the Mississippi, bu: | In December, 1699, he returred to'simple remedy never fails. : age ped ~~ The Pinex Co.,/ it in repair. now about one mile away due to the ayne, Ind. Cahokia is rich in lerend. It was| change in the course of the river | =— has one grocery store and two litt'e!. AANA RAANNAAANMAARMKOdAagQ NEO NE_E AEE inns. The skyline of St. Louis easily |S! Mlenertneenenansersgesary GIFTS THAT LAST ptitiierennrecerenessisientine = Sa ee aes EAD 48 visible from Cahokia, and it Is 2 % | difficult for one to realize that once & |the citizens of the largest city west -'of the Mississippi came to Cahokia ifor their entertainments and com- | WERNER | Bl estretal dealings. and sent their'| 3 Sty ¢ aS as Copyright 1922 Hart Schaffper & Marx COATS FOR WOMEN Made by Hart Schaffner & Marx Women surely have taken to these fine stylish “swagger” coats—they get the fine quality they have always wanted, the splendid tailor- ing which the name of the makers has always stood for |daughters to the convent of St. To- OY | Fl seph to be educated. #; Cahokia realizes its antiquity, but WER N ER | @} very passively. The people all agree Cc _ | that it should be preserved, but seem | ORRECT 1 @\ content to let others do this for! LOTHES ithem. The old Church of the Holy | Cc ® | Family is now used as a place Yor! f R O YS | % \} social functions, a small stage hav-| wT a | @|\ ing been erected Inside and equipped — — i @ >with electric lights, The chimes | which once called the citizenry to! prayer, have been put in a new rock church. The bell, cast in France !: 1776, rings with a sweet, silvery tone, a reminiscence of the abilities | of the artisans of that day Old House Used as School. The old brick house, built in 1899 (is used as a parochial] schoo! and a | home for the sisters who teach there. ‘The walis are 18 inches thick, the rafters are hewn from trunks of wal- nut, tho glass panes in the French windows are blurred, a testimonta! of the old way of glass blowing, ovt Our Exclustve Tiffany Bronze and Favrile Glass Are the : Gifts of Distinction and Taste “ + Tame” Gre a a al in: ear RONAN OO Sey XN lira tonsa othe SES Mn PR 1 FO) ARRAS — = An Example | \ Saal °° Grace in This *« of the Pure . i «ee Handmade Art and ( : Zi Favrile Glass 7 F you have been searching for a gift for wedding, anniversary or other occasion that will express 2 crt re’ ined hans oe Sage Bite i ra hoe (4 sf v4 recipient, we suggest that you select it among these marvelous Tiffany productions. SRE RC NER, THe y¥ Executed in art bronze or the copyrighted, actographed Favrile glass are designs representing the highest modern art. Many of the pieces are copies of historic motifs. The Favrile pieces are in midnight blue or sunshine gold, in- effaceable, everlasting colors that add a touch of splendor to any interior. s Ss EE ante A eo Te tines Npiibaes Pie ape NR ef . Pa ~s « UC MR 0 To ee eee ee RRR ASS SC MER T S PSaS POMS a4 a ee CRs a Be, WO AE . Bronze and Favrile pleces are shown in: Sh ged sot Vases Bowls Electroliers Candelabra eh ER dig Others $40 and Upward Wolff's Northwest Corner Broadway and Washington Desk Sets Compotes Jewel Cases pene SSSESEETE Mirrors Console Pieceg Picture Frames Priced $4.50 upward. These wares are sold erclusively in this territory at this store. Aw ybagee tat ae ere — oe Mai! Ratlroad the house appears as sturdy as when . 2 » it was constructed. It is of colonia! Norfolk suifs of sturdy wool- style, two stories and a garret, with . . + a large porch the top of which * ems in heather mixtures, neat | %, supported by columns of walnut > ° . | There is a basement, in part of which ee ne ag {wo pairs of the slaves tfved, while the rest was Ville "er 45. given over to a large wine cellar. € Ss, S iJ All that ie left to mark the site of the courthouse is an underground isn’t difficult to buy ‘a good-looking hee ae ee i Cow wn “sf ae in he to have been kept. The lot ts over- your y- u o DUY one grown by weeds under which lies t keeps its good looks—there’s where the the original foundation. The butld- comes. | % ing was first removed to be brought to the Lowisiana Purchase Exposi- Werner & Werner clothes are made to our ee 5s SS See eee, peter which “Own specifications, of our own selected ma- : sae et A sans on pie baer terials, cut to our own designs. They are so i tang — UT Oey tailored, and of such fine woolens 18! wate of Village's Beginninz. at they look well as long as they last. And _ There is much discussion regird- rents tell us that they are often outgrown ae Cae Ge Peeading of Caho- fore they are outworn. kia, some historians contendirg it . was founded as early as 1689, but izes 7 to 18 Ye Perrin, in his history, holds 1700 as. ars the date of the village's conception, basing his claims on a letter written - the French priest who built the Orst mission. Cahokia owes tts existence, tnd!- rectly, to the warlike Indians of the par East. The present state of Iinois mae as by five Indian tribes Orders r ust Ss ' | n together as the Ininm: or Filled. ares On Loc treet at Sixth- | lilini confederacy. They were gentle = ee “Under. fF} and not so warlike as the Eastern = oe neg way Retailers [Indians and had built a village = SEVENTH €& S&T. CHARLES Pisa. called Kaskaskia on the [IiltIncis Sesene ehhh ehhh hehehehehe iiiiiiitiiiititiititiiiti tit your discriminating taste to the most fastidious = = i ‘ : «es Ps Le Sie ree Ee 7 i Bie ead S HE RAC CI

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: 4 eas 4 Be at ie | bow a Be : = SUNDAY. ° ‘ . rage C 15.199 . = — te ssc The City Circulation of Oe ony POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' 21 ae ; a! — h, extends _ SOT De CT WELT TOLER CCRT TEC VETTES ENTS Os CTOs HT EETT OF FOOT C908 oe trea 3 ; ~. Land Bank for Porto Rico, | % 2 } a Correspondence of the Associated Press. = (> SAN JUAN, P. R., Sept. 29.—Ex- —— *oe% i 4% 7 . tension to Porto Rico of the Feder-| C IN BRITISH CAPITAL al Land Bank, authorized by Con- | = gress almost two years ago, has been accomplished by the opening in San_ PAV Tee ee M, Traffic Achievement of Gen. |Land Bank, after several months of | | I | VL Henry W. Thornton Recalled | preparation, with Ernest H. Thomas. P=) ALA 4 mncwetn . ous of Rushville, Ind., in charge. Slight / ‘\ griculture in Critical State. modifications in the law to make it a” y > applicable to Porto Rico have been | si By the Associated Press. made, and there are many indica-)| LONDON, Oct. 14.—The English | tions that the small farmers of the| , | Rewspapers are saying that Briga-| island are preparing to avail them-| | ‘ selves of the long-time loans of-| | dier-General Sir Henry W. Thornton, fered. The maximum amount that| |who ts leaving the Great Eastern may be borrowed here is $5000. The Railway to take charge of the Cana-| interest rate fixed for the island is 6 per cent. Mviolate fy y in 1800, Tr Ave been ~ 6e 6060000 s00Gnee ’ Pe ! Juan of a branch of the Baltimore. | \ cA New 1 )raSSlere (Patent Pending) i a te i dian System, registered one great. ‘achievement in England in that he |Organized the most efficient and/ ADVERTISEMENT Quickest system for handling an Se ih, GEAR hn ,©normous suburban passenger traf- ‘fic under steam that passes in and &é 57 | | Out of any depot in the world. efs- t | It was planned when Gen. Thorn- There is nothing “just as good.” pre came to London in 1914 from the a Look for the Kome De Luxe United States,*-where he was gener- trade-mark on the side rail. /al manager of the Long Island Rail- —Painless It is your guarantee. road, New York, that the Great East- €rn suburban traffic would be elec- 'trified, but the war and its conse- - | quent financial strain upen railroads Orn | | / nf rendered that impossible. | $ 99 4 € pring _ The papers are also recalling the, | frank admissions by the directors of | i U xX U RI O U S the Great when Gen. | | 2 all eee entececacensceSBbocenes | Eastern, Thornton was imported in the” face) : of much opposition, that the English | This Corn Remedy Is Guaranteed | railways were lacking in men capa- sai ciiladiy , . m an ws . ble of dealing with big problems.) o Soc hove been thee Oe oeera | W d rful Gl win H alth y have been, the c llus that With Australia agd Canada looking| is touched with @ few Grops of “Gets-It" | on. © 0 8 e to America for railway genius, the | T h h R f hi S] explanation is given here that En- ' : | | roug e res ing cep | gland is such a small country that % : her railway men can gain no experi- ine. | : cc ‘ence in handling great systems such | | | Someone said, ‘‘We are a strong how much morewe couldaccome jase big continent affords. Be Aras race; if we were not we would plish. You can prove this by dis- | & h der which the NN. . ' aiiich vende umn te te ‘reerpantiel -E aug be dead, because of the way we placing your uncomfortable, sag- into four groups working together | SE iG abuse ourselves.’’ This is a fact. ging bedspring with a De Luxe. 'in the interest of economies is about | } |to be started. | Ps os Despite the fact that we sleep on It can’t sag or tear the bedding. | Farming in Critical State. | ae ’ ‘ay—fo j . 5 ° rf O ore ener retic we would be— authorities. The tarmers’ unten declares O61 20 re OES OO Corme, m - | financial position of many of its) ‘osts but a trifle—and guaranteed. i'members makes it imperative that | ZY !t. E. Lawrence, & Co. Mfr.. Chicago. K ] N N E Ld o RO M E G QO M PA N Ef S 5} ° F O UI S | Wages should be reduced, as expendi- | | tures are still considerably above | __ ADVERTISEMENT. at, Factory—Chicago | the 1914 figures and have not de- i|clined nearly as much as have farm | : | values and produce prices. f | Awa GoesEczema Accept "0 substitute. If your dealer can’t supply | On the other hand, the laborers y you, write us and we wll tell you one who can. ‘assert they can scarcely exist on ‘their present wages, and that if the 9 . ; | , , Peterson S Ointment Also Ask for Our Free Book, ‘‘Sleep and Its Relation to Health.’’ |proposed reduction to 25 shillings a Pooet | week is insisted upon they will be! ‘‘One day a druggist told me,’’ |close to the starvation line. sav 2 ‘that P ‘on’ SLEEP ON A | says Peterson, ‘‘that Peterson’s De Enns Deane | Gliding Contest Monday. Ointment was the best remedy | An attempt to encourage the man-|he sold for eczema. But you'll j e o . |ufacture and use of modtorless air ‘never make any money on it,’ | planes in England, as well as to beat | eth ithe record now held by a German, is | he added, because it heals so Your , being made by a London newspaper, | quickly that only a little oint- ry , > Bh Pine: 8 ; which has instituted a glider com- | ment is used.’’ All druggists, — ! = — s a nem — es ~ = — Ms Dieitley P petition for a prize of £1000. F 95 ~ hos = : =, = >—i , = i ° ‘ Pm The competition will be held on | 3o¢, 60¢, $1.00, $2.50, $5.00. —— : = = = : = ) , LY 1 : Ne, “y: 7 . ) Itford Hill, near Lewes, Sussex, com- | . ” ES OE = mencing Monday and lasting for a. | “It's the BEDSPRING, not the bed or mattress, that makes all the difference Nets came ies Beet. Cortes ae a | week. The prize will go to the avi-| theres Oe ‘i ator who can remain longest in the | air, but he must remain aloft at least | BR Gk Se diy ae a tree a CURED OR a PeUO Ny oat Rae stat fh «ee half an hour and land within 800 A newly copyrighted book entitled CONSTIPATIO NO PAY SE 0 BEN 6 en lt TEN BOD RN FG 8 Cdl ti fu ats , ——— Se ee yards of the starting point. **Eat and Get Well’’ has just been PMA BEA MOLE ESAS Wonderful fruit laxative relieves most eeewretectouss; * , > Dance frocks, sports wear, tai- low bust, topless corset, and in- lored suits—whether or not they _—stantly adjusted to any waistline cling closely—depend for style size or made to fit tighter or andtrimnessuponaproperfigure looser, as occasion may require. foundation—and what wonder- Flat-O-Form allows you to suc- fully straight, graceful lines you = cessfully accomplish the present can have with the aid of the styles—and you pay very little Flat-O-Form—the daintiest of | for your accomplishment. brassieres, which gives youa flat Any of the stores listed below form from bust to waistline. The will gladly show you this latest length of the garmentissufficient achievement of the Naftre’s to fasten below the top of the Rival Company. af NATURE'S RIVAL CO., CHICAGO * For Sale by OOP 2424 F OBOE SF ESSE SEACH SSE SLE SCEDEHEGOACEDD SO ESOS CFOS 642088 O88 sean Famous-Barr Dry Goods Co. B. Nugent & Bros. Dry Goods Co. Kline’s. Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney. Stix, Baer & Fuller. ee Vececscs © 66 SEAS COGS OS O08 GP 00460040060 020808808 @e0e0e020020060606206606666 i and at all dry goods and corset stores 7s > a ee ee , SSSSSSSSSSS SSE SSS ES SSSSSSSSESSSSESHSSSHSSSSSSSSSSSESESSSSSESSSESSEOS ES SEESEHESSESESSESEOEEESESEEOEE EE ee = oe” FP IRAE TY \ "th _— published which explains a wonderful stubborn cases in a few hours. » ne 3 = SA | Postmen Demand Tips. _| method, discovered in Europe by Dr. | Sor 'f.," ony Si7* if not cured. money . YO Se ! | Graft among English municipal | ee a oo ath pa ye suf- refunded without question | ie Ce, ‘ , : | Terers bave Nn made weil and strong. | ; m1 C2X10N1 ‘ah ‘ Hi ) | employ es is rare, but the custom of | a rong Alexander Laboratories i; ? SN tipping has been so long observed! The most amazing part of this treat- iain diatanien tenia - City. & eek, ) ‘that some classes of Government! ment is that no dieting is nevessary. 502 Gateway Station, Kansas City, Oo. ee : — ' ! SSS oe P , ’ Pleasuradle : ‘ ‘ AS § a : say and keep it with KIRK’S mn B > ar Fe Yi, ! and deprived of their good conduct | — ; We Have lt ? es stripes for thus holding up house- | ecard ; ™ “Call Me E | } : . , | holders. | \ Pal of a oo | Now the council has received a Mine” SOAP : : eke ? | petition from the rubbish collectors | Special Terms : protesting against the punishment of | . . : ee ) ' the eight and declaring that all gar- | . The soap that is a little bit Ry . : bage collectors receive regular tips. | Wi N D A Vy ~* better than . / , The council in its reply says the | ’ ony yOe have ewe a cp | | regulations forbid both asking for) used. Note the delicate after- ee Sep tf eae, and receiving tips, and “ss to | E Thie N Cr . . . pt: | ; the householders to withhold them. | or ew . , tingleit gives. Thattells the ay ae | KEERS THE ROSES IN YOUR CHEEKS st my J Miner in Grand Opera. | ‘ aaa oie iy) ory 3 a. i | London's musical cities have dis-. Lait : Men and women seeing you for the first time are Impressed - a On Ps mi | covered a phenomenal tenor. He Is a ee 1 first of all by your face—your complexion. If it is soft, emooth, N 10¥ : . Ben Williams, a Welsh miner, and Price Reduced $40 Te tai a De ¢ velvety and «| rose-petal texture, they cannot help but admire, | he appeared for the first time in| Tee ity cet neat for you are attractive, adorable and lovely. grand opera in the metropolis on Se ’ Tuesday, singing the part of Samson {n “Samson and Delilah” at Covent ‘Garden. All the newspapers praise. him, and some term him a great dis- | i a ‘ > Keep the roses in your cheeks. You can with the ald of Nadine Face Powder, now in the new blue box—for Nadine gives your complexion an adorable soveliness. 7 . .*_ = ™ Nadine makes your skin soft, smooth and velvety and lends that alluring fragrance of a flower garden. It gives your skin a kee refreshing coolness. Nadine, too, adheres unti] washed off, and gives protection from tanning sun and withering winds. WASHINGTON U, ORGANIZES | ff ; 3 : . "s | | If not pleased, we will refund your money. Price 50c. at COURSE IN PLAYWRITING “Sake —| oe Be our toilet counter. If temporarily out, by mail, or send 4c. | or miniature sample box. White, Flesh, Pink, Brunette. | Harvard “47 Is . T.: . ee ee : Call Barty | | National Toilet Company, -- Paris, Tenn. 43 . a a = =~ er > = 4 Workshop:” Plays of Students oe aoe | eS Nedinele Cream, a bleaching cream, twe sises, Sc. and $1.08 A lnberatery cours in plagwewns. | MH (7 Bm = Nadine Pace Powder Compacte, gold finished ben, modeled after the famous Harvard | Ki -—- -- Nedine Reuge, gold finished box, - - - - “47 Workshop,” has been organized | | anishing this year at Washington University, ; under the charge of Prof. William Carson. Nine women and six men big handsome cabinet , ) * are registered in the class, which is) ment ORDER EARLY! && Ta r iH designated as English six. Oo Hie he Wi. Each student will be required to. = Wan | d i study model plays in class, attend | A limited lot of beautiful cab- Ao) Se 1 and review five assigned perform- inet model Phono pha several $ taMME TTT 1 ta ances at downtown theaters, and | ie f hi | i eee eg write a one-act play during the first | an sees ge were '€ ee Ye semester. The plays will be delivered 8 to $ + specially reduced Wk ae oe eet ee < ; Ss é . anonymously to three judges, who | for Monday only .......-ee+ee8 | : l be ameas os poe ma leye. ya ae at the university under the peraonal | direction of the authors. After the , GODODODDODDOI]DO DODO DOODDOODOODOOSDOOSE HE POST - DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving § sack of the Players and Artiste’ \ Headquarters for Columbia Grafonolas +2 Associated Pp ress News Service. Guild, Prof. R. F. Jones of the En- and Records. ¢ ee glish department, and Richard L. XOXODSEDIVDDVIDOIWIVI]OVDIVDISISDSG Stokes, drama critic of the Post-Dis- patch. SPE SE LAA SAL LM ABB AS NAY OOS LL LLL LLL LE LE A IEA ro 2 production. These will be perfoi med + adeve ark. oe performances, the judges will chvose the best of the three, and the auther | y = are to select the three best fitted for JAMES S. KIRK & CO., ‘ 3 — | Ss will win a $50 prize offered by Mr-. | rs — af He, Newton Wilson of 4 Brentmoor Park. | . 1008 OLIVE STREET as : i = | The judges will be Mrs. R. A. Kis- | LOOUOCOO OOS oe ENE: 5 6 88 Bee Ore brpe nies oe bere ben og GAIT 6 SERRE

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: | Combined. OCTOBER is 10,0 2 SUNDA Sco ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times ©? * 1999 - : SCTOBER 15. °922. “VOLUME OF SALES _|' enw 1 J C) / =p Li » |__AND SMALL PROFITS” | ‘ - — eae) een - . ¥ : ee we “ ae pM, ae aa cron 9) ‘ ~ Poe ora ote — Ben perk A BE Ria A 8 ote tine 9 aemom Sie =e rs ” “ ~ — ~ ; 16 tee BA ot “ Ppa 4 - a eet +5: 7 ; -s ee Sa *, , 2s ae : . . - P +* ~ - > 2 —— “ ' : - : - r » 4 ~™~ ’ . " >, ») . De Sx baal é ee aoe Tet . + “ * _ y . . ~ J ° Ses . >t : ° > ~ _ . . 4 - 4 * af A, bake Sob 4 pS et ‘ we RE et Spite ‘Sneek . ; : seme OS Fa OG wag OTE as pt a tres ees : a3 ob in tp in Aes a ey Gay pe ate . : 3 “ SAS | ; tx a. ee ee ee Se A x , Cid lee i “A + : | Te hee } + 4 o> ‘ Pure ks i » ~9 j ‘ay ; te shale watts fet. Pat s**ee rss we aa peri ’) vate me MY —_ + 2°? “4 ast : a » : - 7 - : : a ee hows ie ‘v. +, — a ee ’ bo thee 8 -9-a ennai jp ° we ~~ , m ee m : . a vedi ange y ‘ . v * mor 4 aot fon avis pov pons eyed " “ P dowrtle wirhowneae vam ‘ o ‘ ques " " 2 ow = va ap ype —" + denon * ATE CL ASIN IOS I Ce NOT SIRT a. Z , = mune an ti pa. tee mn atom ese : rane 2 ot higier oe ware! ’ ee ee Lepeat.e cere Se ; ; chs OS AU pp Nate a eS “ey : . ee ee ean te ee ee - — Cae ae . Re 2: | MANUFACTURERS’ CO-OPERATION PLUS OUR GREATEST VALUE-GIVING E me ee ad SY RR eigh = SONY Ee Cro Ring «> 2 - “ eon “ . » s2x:and a bedroom Suite by night, Conctrected ah eanswers the purpose of = living- ; patterns of veints ’ “ -- of gentine cane. Upholstered in rich * and cemmrises three al? fel! proportioned pieces. ineicding large davenport 6 ‘ Price. $ 50 Sale Price, BRE ‘ KE “ ST feet long (which opens into full-size, all-steel, comfortable bed). large armchair and large armrocker. ~y POORECCAGEATLRGRTEGLAGERAGEE LUGE ES SE j — +2565 Tk | Welch & Co.'s Quarter-Million Dollar Caa™ velch & Co.'s Sale Price : : | Indeed. ‘a Dining-Reom Suite fit te crace the =e : Wek prises large 66-inch buffet. ortagonal-shaped Gas : * While = limited quantity ; . Oy. BP 34 OG armchair with seats and back covered in ere *> J last« a DROP - LEAF 19 60 ~ : " . ~ 3: —* - i —— we Inet. Pe: interior ae »* . > Se uP >? e ~— .-— ~ 2] ustpreef—and has ail boied-in drawer - Anne Dre , , ANE LIVING-ROOM SUITE 53758 DINING TABLE—Salid ent . ) massive Brase Bed ; . ‘, = - > . “aig nd Ext ie able; ily con- 2 Sale Price ——— — | 4, — & Co.'s Quarter-Million Dollar Campaicna Sale Price $ Toune Dateien Canale; aes ce | 7 a eee ee 8 ot. on . — ‘n pattern frame is extremely graceiul and the construction is ch. ttion in break- ' ’ Sag as te imsure exceptional service. This elecant suite in covered ; ‘ ae AP tm Sezutiful patterns of velcurs cad tapestries—has cane 4 ve, Aa a ee Me ee ne oe Se ee ee i er : sab Spel ; ‘ TURE EE structed, finished. faet-room furritare dainty in appear- - ,= . + isa back—ali loose cushion and comprises davenpeort, armchair and m rocker. Finished im handsomé brown mahogany. + a i LULL sr FETE cage say WER: EPCS MTN se a tT Dellar Campsign Sale at ieeahle in ecenstroc- ‘oo nm t Rp ris ~ cerstrueted. craceful Windser chairs. 4 : 42 Breakfoust “Suite that fl Dresses indiv ideality -PIECE DINNER SET aa nag and e | - c HW i a rs N ; . f — While a limited euaniits . . Top Kitchen Table 4 y , eet . O . er asts we offer an a tual cg ¥ $45.00 SETTEY. ey &- : . t 2 iz oe S10.59 ferty -twe picee $i4 75 Telephone Weich \ i 7 , Ve . —? ) | ; sae . . Sie RASKET. Jeet a few eo! Lia vial im a sterdils f of only $5.90. Set 6 B0 iA sale vrtice 43.78 sem ep end . . 15 7 ——s tS y constructed. hand. , a nectiv dereruted ‘ STANDS $ 85 . \ \ a oes. 50 DAYT-SED. Pringss wt PS \ INSTRUMEN Tz somely finished comprises sit ups, —.* Very handy Finished in eiitie” em, 4 FURNITUR! bie ; amet. * cutlery wer *. $23.08 TACLE Lawr ” net n o ef selid eak and c (2 Dintes. six dinner ovlates are these Tel . hom = sie price $itse tink f se = sil-stert i 05-11 7-1169 OLIVE ST. come~.in beautiful ‘ amd six cereal dishes. 4 phone Stands. perretain top A : : @ art geiden finish. ‘ ftomplete service fer six Come in mae ay finixh. kitrhen table tha ' i ie a ae ae . Pe 4 Pe 4 on ) am —rr —-r> . 1105- os TTT CE he opr et Oa gg ng ne eee —— -oe - ———— —— er Qearter-Milliea ance and very serv- * : $ (‘ree Ceemst dran «ite tehle and four finely Extra Special! Regular 10.50 SE HERE above. con- $ 90 ‘ TOMORROW $9.45 tive f*tecerptie wml service By 2 sale price $22.50 $16 Bed Spring “Sonuaitat Oinner Sat & fe.'s . 2 4 wenderful spe. : the extremely low rh Pric «7 > > ; ? . - " ~ ste $37 he a Chiffoenier. Wade ~ sacers. atx breakfast and practical : _ raver « a white Cemplete with . beilt fer real service. a ee os eee —— ~ : ees SS SS Se eee | hi . : : ae —_ +s wm ss A ; ; teri : ; : ; 7 ’ . — i j i eeeiris i i bahitiitl Pp; ttteith be Tieiibi it LEE LL) eibaiggtii.):' id sam a> : - ee 7G55 ©) = — “ - o Sere eee Hae oF : ; ; 7 + it : : Trl ry rTTT or Ey Bat . " —- —— ie PT 1 7) TTT TT : - Oo UNL etna: eX. Haar nae te Le ee Cee Nels BNO eT po hoe ae

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4 > e a: sa Boy : * Sains: _ 4. Tt ; at 5. The City Circul f the Daily P i ss gCTOBE : y Circu ation O y POST- ‘DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH a = 2 | ee nr A See ST. LOUIS’ FOREMOST FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT fe LC —— an a ae A A ae RR OY en. ar IS : os arene 2 ht 0 ceeomenapnapes ~ Aa eteet) heen Pea oe a ey « MS jam On Cao|== medpyn sy FO PUPTORTRDARRCUADAAERGRLORLGRD DARREL OED) hE A LN LE $e A tee — rr G EF ASSURE THE COMPLETE SUCCESS OF eae - gil! Think . next thirty remember, at R-MILLION lean task was before us, we applied our powerful buying Influence to the very limit, i! Our BUYING FOR CASH IN TREMENDOUS QUANTITIES permitted us to purchase ary savings, because WE bought on a corresponding basis!!! reguiar market prices, naturally YOU get the full benefit of the discounts we obtained! iture events Thrif#al people! Prepare for a feast of THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN QUALITY FURNITURE ‘YOU re, have St. HA Ss QUA R- many friends realized during . , > * e €. 2% . - ger. +2 rh atc * wis = ss Yer SMe Oe + Oe ; > we on . - wt * — * 7) > Laat | SE LIVIN | Dallar Campaign” Sale CTLY AS PICTUR Living-Room Suite own structed in rich, rich velours that elas I TED designed especially t ENUINE W ROOM ion Dollar Campaiga fit te crace the most gonal-shaped dining covered in tapestry or censtruction beirg ractioe xed-in drawer const for the most amazing Furniture bargains that have ever been offered!!! PANY’S QUARTER-MILLION DOLLAR CAMPAIGN ERY PURCHASES Just as Pictured FINELY CONSTRUCTED—SELECT FIGURED distinction to this een Anne Dining-Kbom Suite. inch buffet, ebions extension table ‘octagon-shaped), and ene tapestry-seat armchair. pep 1 You can now SAVE ONE-THIRD AND MORE off our regular incomparably low prices!!! ienthugiasm will know no bounds when you come and inspect the innumerable rare offerings our entire G iarge spacious sales fl oors to overfiowing!!! rr THIS $165 ELEGANT 8-PC. ae ee SUITE Welch & Co.'s Quarter-Million Dollar Campagin Sale Price... WALNUT FINISH Flegent carved effects and exquisite handwork and details lend a touch of Qu Comprises very large 60- live tapestry-seat chairs Constructed in beautiful, rich select figured Awerican walnut finish. (China Closet is priced extra at $37.50.) DAVENETTE SUITES $76.00 Three-Piece Davenette Suite Welch & Co.'s QUTUARTeR- $ MILLION gs CAMPATYGN Sale Price L GRE ables / oak £15.00 pos con- DINING TABL 715 sawed oak—do . ‘ or tio — ced to G feet. Pri ; 1 detail rte” viihic e 5 : finich. Depging cute aed Sooally large. Finely upholstered in very desirable pat- Campaign “J ¥ 4 terns of velour and tapestries. ’ aa é - to $10.95, 5 : Special—Odd TRAE . FATRA SVECIAL mui Only one, two. three edds and ends and > that represents [es* { cost. A splendid ° your dining room chairs. Limited «a 4 / 05-1107-1109 $125 Three-Plece Davenette Suite Welch & Co.'s QUARTER- MILLION POLUAR CAMPAIGN Sale Price .....- $145 Three-Piece Davenette Suite Welch & $ gr QUARTER- e& ILLION DOT- >= BAR CAM- PAIGN Sale ESE, » i i DE i? i , } Riek ae ft | vie oo ey er m } iG: 7 my ‘ >a i ia ne / —— se CONVERTS INTO Fut SIZE ALL STEEL Ty) ee with nity | Closet 45 $ 95 $8.78 China Speci L closet $17.25 FELTEX PRICED DURING WEICH & COMPANY'S SALE AT, PER YD. ée 3&40F LIMITED New patterns to aclect from. The _AKIND QuANTITY Sicsst $19.89 ,.: $32.50 China A Living-Reoom Suite by day and Bedro ee is included in this Suite conceals o Targc: and woodwogk in rich brown mahogany CHINA full-size all-steel bed. om Suite vy nicht. for the davenette that a e THIS $215 CANE BED-DAVENET TE SUITE $ » Welch & Co.’s Quarter-Million Dollar Campaign Sale Price..... onstruct- Special! ——9x12 Gold Seal Congoleum Priced during Welch Com- i! oe ' pany’s QUA RTER - MIL. LION | CLO DOLLAR CAMPAIGN at..... ® A wonderful oppertunity that will be eagerly taken care of by thrifty $24.75 China people. Come in choice pestere ure offered ~ an and $14 65 less than actual val s NER Fa 0 |—Regular $1. 25 Yd. derubly UNDERTAKING!!! | $35.75 KITCHEN + CABINET §$ .60 NZ — Quarter-Million y wie Dollar Campaign = ~ Sale Price ...... | Our feature bargain ——— one thi epoch-making event is PEOTTRGDOODS ODED EUEDDASUEEEIEUESOPRUD OGRE Garantie PROAPURALUUROTRRLLAERDERELEDDORTILED ReaD ed — ee ee ee ee > THIS $210 GENUINE WALNUT QUEEN ANNE ‘DINING-ROOM SUITE Welch & Co.'s Quarter-Million Dollar Campaign Sale Price........... Real genuine walnut, in rich elegant finish, and comprises large full-upholstered, 60-inch buffet. 6-foot extension table (choice of round er oblong style) and six full leather-se at, high Cathedra!-back ehairs. Come see this wonderful Dining-Room Suite, You will pronounce it the most remarkhble value on record at our low sale price. DOLLAR CAMPAIGN is assured. The exceptional beauty of this Bedroom Suite, tion and rure value will arpeal to all thrifty people. This Suite comprises full-size bow-end bed, large dresser and chifforobe. Beautiful figured walnut—all interior construction of finished mahogany. THIS $185 QUEEN ANNE °°%- BEDROOM SUITE __ S12 HEATERS Welch & Co.’s Quarter-Million Dollar Campaign Sale Price..... Never hefore have vou seen a Bedroom Suite so craceful in design. so beautiful in appearance and so skillfully constructed at such a low price. The price quoted is amazingly low for a Bedroom Suite of such exceptional quality. Suite is constructed in rich walnut or mahogany finish and comprises large bow-end bed, dresser and chifforette, The unusually large vanity dresser, ilustrated is This $27 $ 80 KITCHER HEATER. Think of it! charming boudoir Lamp with silk Feature bargain of fering Stuur dity for only SiO tual holes. Kitchen Heater as pic tured. Sees On! ¥ in ALL ———. ae oe ii Corea ah 7 PuL -_——_— Quarter-Million Dollar Campaign Sale Price ..:.... " i big demand for this Mire wa eniee, se come early. . +r ~y a en EE AIR mm PR i ee ee a Ser aDITiVLDDATNTNNT0TITTO(N00N10000T0 00001007 E0T0000007 raTvlIpiTtT etvqntT + TT a Tit TTT T T PiTiitit? Usannaety iti peed ta babi ti TL TT DI RTT LUT uu uit avi LULL : : = 7 rT] TMT MMMM MMT juiipae aL $ouapedpeanvarsesinyeies7ire Ut TEM He MMM

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sUN D A s 24 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. BER 1 . q ocTOBEN ; “HOM FINE TOPCOATS == c:22:= SWDIEWONISION | rove sererorT” cause ta ee ee ceucerie. Pe ——. from. FIGHT PFET | Dik seus deine Site On Gh ole pecial . ating cs a es ee “LEAGUE 0 E. J. WIRFS, Mftr, 106 8. 17th St Dunn’s ep erential cies 5s UITS 54,8 oe [ —— merican Beauty 1922. PAE ARS , ae rs eada arte ere 2 . . | Headquarters Here Svamp o=_— ELECTRIC IRON With * Organization Says. As he as New ae | 95c; | Names of 3000 Missouri Demo-| Fall Suits, new, | Brand-new First Long Pants Suits, ag — | crats who will refuse to vote for) larger sizes, $1.45; sizes up to 17, new, $3 9 EW AN United States Senator Reed, Demo- | 2 a SUrEs D ‘OVERCOATS, > cratic nominee to succeed himself, bardines, $8.50; brand- and Youths’ Overcoats, were enrolled on the lists of fhe sats, $5.09; League of Loyal Democrats during the first week of its existence, ac- 5A cording to an announcement yester- ue rge a an an S, cay by W. 1). Va ndiver of Columbia, “5 Come by 7:30 P. M.—at 8 wee Page and Grang cars stop at door. president of the beng ue. Hediameant ears one biock aw COAT AND VEST, all wool, $2. 50; All wool Pants. $3: New wars urer in charge of the Federal Sub- Sts End ' OT a ria oc ¥) a 5 be ge Asks we leis «Fed Tat 3 : : ‘ he’ ws eee ¢ : £ ao *) o - : A mel YD OF GoM ey te Pa a EME bee eis a eal Oe Te ale y fs yay “Town T AS be? eet eS EA = py _ my eee 3 . * td ¥ . vw ae? “ ced we " ee er) fs > 7) 2 ote ee = fs ev ; y 4 i te fo eT Pee vehee. +5 ‘. 2 oe ee en ae oe eo ORE T pe set beep may “aH ut, ainies ner oeri® tr gee ° Mee anne —_ a iene ee new sD 2e 88 e - = mince + oped a ewer we sie pial pidienereenctieendenite tat e ae ’ ave ayia ey am bee etl apily'a, . : Bete ¥i> aed a + “eee APL, ws me a ae le ee tere fe rs “ ~ ip pre, LOGOS OME SO FOO I ORE ERE A GL FO SG MEN RO Ra 4 rote = : v ¥ o> potty Wh Sd oe ae fer wel ee v: ered - 4. eter a eco ys Tet At ge > had eee 8 Ore er ok ee ree wet 7 . : > Official Lak American Electrical Heater Company, Detroit VE Oldest and Largest Exclusive Makers. Established 1894 | TAKE Vint SOR EN: al et pe > ay » 7 , : . “y ‘ An, TEST Sagi Glia ABBA ne gh Doe ttnas : 2 : « ant ~ “2 ae sowie a a } ¥ “> 7 aap abentaet lie take codibatttake tae ae 7 Be te ct down and $5.00 per month. We have a special plan t ones were ™ and : by which you cen get a Corona free of cost. ’ 85 not one of them menti sei thee ete age prow Pants... i ot the head of the ticket. " - Right now—during I | Chippendale New Edi Other Messages Quoted. can obtain C “Another message comes from an- ) pointment for demonstration. 4 Think of that! The 7 other county—one of the large rural THE AMERICAN BEAUTY IRON IS SOLD BY TH Faicon’s Official Labe THE UNION ELECTRIC CO, |=" h during the second Wil- \ | 4 Brand New CREPE o or $ 5 treasury here during the second Wil- WH 6 . ‘\ rN E> . | “4 splendid State ticket, all except Sen- : 207 N. 8th St., St. Louis, Mo. Central 4377-R 1 ater Reed, and the good work has . —_— Send full particulars of your new plan No. BX by which orona without cost to me. Also reserve ap- : ~ ’ just begun; the woods are afre. mere, e% 20. - Tele ia. Srehal y " , . = " , ie! é ee! ‘ . re af SO ee ee ) aa ? at ey - oF « a ee aa} 7% a abt ’ ‘a - ee ee oe ee ee eer any ~ me “ bike ” ° ; onthe, ‘ ee eens rune . 4 ae ep ‘i: ome “Another say s: ‘It looks like two- one mee's . J WONDERLIFI vi j P aa piel /— HUNDREDS 0 SPECIALLY FIR 12th and Locust Streets Six Offices in the Cou awe who vated agal nst need in the TheCORSET | /MA\\ =z mee _ f 4 * vein election.” : © : | ih , Re uces elie alte a "A! : En 2w them to be men of al ore 0 r er outtinn iaiaiiee: “i mn plore si eed was son Lif , Ju and discretioa and thor- ePIC oe Bg Ct ae ae ih | —_ , friend advise to try Mayr’s Won- AF sane reliable. Hence, I can safely tie ng 4 derful Remedy _ irst dose helped NO TUITIonN FEE es a Os : as >me fem na ow as well as ever in my _ NO CHARGE FOR MUSIO V lA ries have been most gratifying, in- See eat eerie Prien Seek ota ort iife, and am laughing 2p my sleeve at ; —e CHARGES WHATSOEVER | | Hy f deed. A few cynics have fired ‘hot ete Re ne a ai eae naan * alt Sale ae You don’t have to sign a contract. Take as uve t | shots’ at me, but I am _ willing to om a “Feats z : mucus from the tntestinal tract at i al- — ee 8 e) Na es | } take all the ‘cussing’ that has to be eee ee Sincticaiy ‘Sitmomace ror ek WE GUARANTEE " ith Comf rt’ : leveled at anybody for the next three Sia : * cts | : =o On ye ‘ewe tw tadit spay Bag or seta in a few weeks, to play any or | = a Pose Bares. Sak =n funded At Woli-Wileon Drug Co. inary piece of music or refund your money. Wil O .: : Expects League to Grow. . . 2 . - = - ~ > - t*nr * . oa ganizatior er brought together in We wit give to each person that enrolls this “TESTED FOR. Missouri in the space of one week = E = Spe te week, at 50¢ per lesson, their choice of these / Political observers will be astonished = x: test instruments absolutely free. You take the in- MANY YEARS-~- if they will watch it grow for the » strument home with you after the first lesson. next three weeks. We are just get- tr ae eos MAIL COUPON Tl HAS BROUGHT . ting through with preliminaries now. = ; The last 20 days of the campaign ‘: N | Come to the school this week or mall the cou- ea ai NO PAIN—NO STAIN—NO DOUBT pon for complete information. To each person RELIEF & HAPPINESS s will be worth watching.” Sens Seen eee : | NO TIME LOST FROM YOUR WORK aaiiaatinn aemanae amo | c So aeee e for Free et we also mall a copy of TO MILLIONS OF i §=—s|- FRENCH 5-HORSEPOWER AUTOS. eo Bienes + FR Caney Beck Guarentce the late song hit, “My 1922 Summer Moon and | ees | 3127 S. Broadway St. Louis, Mo. { | o é CAPABLE OF 50 MILES AN HOUR i HAWAIIAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC rf Your Bow Others for $30 and $35 ADVERTISEMENT. Lindell 4234. Mid-City Bide, _Grand and Olive = Bili ah teat Se ee | 1110 ; . — ¥ . - 3 : Largest Machine Ever Made Is One FAMOUS OLD Send tnformation and copy “Summer Moon.” of Exhibits at Motor Show in c With any Suit > | Paris. [EXTRA PANTS “2.2 =" §5 « ce | PRESCRIPTION FOR . ee Copyright. 1922.) | PARIS.—AI motoring Paris RHEUMATISM | * . - i aw : » Wi! o ‘ flocked to the Grand Palais last Hundreds of finést worsteds, sunproof blue serges, pen- SS HEATERS Se peta : ill feel fine. Cascaret | week to inspect the annual automo- cil stripes, gabardines, club ehecks, plain and fan ma- wonderful treatment for rheumatism has | a TO ee a a : en you like cathartic P ' bile di la hich ! luded 1 cy oss until it ts now estimated that the oil. ie cis yy, whic nciudce one . - 0,000 dru tor in the United States aig | : only on terials of every imaginable shade and design. saat Gk Gh Edeetetion den eee : (atin ines suneah ‘hia and san. : leven times tne year. making @ gran’ wee Cascarets taste nice; ¥ Aa - igh and sta T ! a t 0 | Nol 5 total of 500,000 bottles of medicine con- CITY COLLEGE OF LAW ANR FIN . ‘ . ai ore 0 r @f-=- eady-Made ume: , those who suffer from rheuma- bound 4 y Ciear the sour bile and en ee dia ae ae onary. The Dineest car over made & ex- “This indicates efficacy t ne uncertain | Announces the Opening of Its “4 y; those bowel poisons hibited. a Spanish 12-cylinder Exela- manner. for tt is a truism that merit is om . : r ; ts own best salesman. Even the medica) | — ° 7 da. Another freak exhibit was en- ; aternity, always skeen? aa. now admit POST GRADUATE 4" Sick, bilious, headach . 2 ; Proficient utilize this eplendid ¥ - tT tirely closed in—t 4 bottom— most , a S| ERMA a COA L See eee A Poin owl any rian Ai - F 0 R D 0 M E ST I C U $ E eden | gue, Sie Lastates Pepetl +. Legislation. 4 a os See ae power without loss of speed and wit) — Elix. Lactated Pepsif_ad.¢a 8 — © weste esend Qu. cox aan and Ff ine t s Satire Balr is gone, sot merely t considerable saving in gasoline. | @ and Pine Mix. Take 1 teaspoonful after each E hal meal and when retiring. Re . Light cars of five horsepower. ca- Th | | i pable of doing 50 miles an hour with | ment, cousequentiy must be takem ever ; iat tag y true that the tew p three passengers, are numerous. j ‘pra naa Rees a considerable period of time. ™ am removes superfiuous hal F | = fects and eill—without th Light cars seating three are plentif-1} : : . b oa COAL & COKE Coa. | ae tole Write or Phone for Special Circular. . 7a fing the okie ecuples get so tired of one anothe. 4 ee oo .. 38 Years in the Coal Business Light cars cost $400, but the tn- Stalment system of payment has been introduced and increased salus are expected. ! /, ‘\ TeTTELLA Le Nodocuberesegsitsay -- ~ NOTE: To subdue the acute pains o* rheumatism, it is eu legested the patient College: procure aoe grain Su-thol tablets and take . as directed om carton. Immediate relic? Southeast Cor. Grand and Olive. ath = ; = sae eliee and the Pm mes Hours: 8 a. m. aw ™ timately overcomes the dread- sae en _ceptiator: ful affliction. to 10 p. m. ° B : : - frequent tnt ervais. “Noth Lindell 2423. ie "er keown before Perfect Aus arity tis, otear ee. ten-'r- ating of phe! actine ¢ from He Cockle Burs Causes Death. eday 4 Ty s fan nature BIRMINGHAM. Ala. — Death sy ' Tre 7 ~~ DODSON SCHOOL } = = =e +h. ‘carnyies ot meee ~~ et to Orlando Banks Spinson, a Bir- | = Private on _ SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES LLEGES | hiliren’s mornt ne school for the mingham youth, tn a peculiar way. | = S Id ” . - ool tor = = Se nto “Pape’s Cold Compound” Breaks a Cold in FewHours | ==" S885" S| SCHRICKEL SCHOOL OF MUSE: a: = oe Embraces thorough instruction in all branches of musical ea 7 | N KLE Grp accidentally swallowed a cockle = Inst ant Relief! Don’t stav stuffed. d burr. For met 7 urie second and third doses usually break : : & coaching In mathe some time he experienced ap! Quit blowing and snuffl ing! Take ap the cold completely and ‘ead all | —_ a Enciten brasches and ‘an- DIPLOMAS AWARDED— REASONABLE TERMS Ua ges art no & ettects. More recently he ‘Pape’ s Cold Compound’’ eve: vy two a *® French and Spaais* ss und” every two grippe misery —— C. TEMPLE SCHRICKEL, Supt. J ™() os | —)\ APSULES -_-_eOo- OE Auli ity COM, Site, ‘rw erry yeiitt ih - \ ~\ ah SVE complained of feeling ill He was hou oor, rs until three doses are taken. ‘Pape’ s Cold Com aund’’ j ee Catan Grand and Second Rialto Theater Bldg. s the > ervice coaching taken to a local hospital, where an The first dose o pens clogged-up nos- quickest, surest reli ie? known and S534 Lindell. Est. 1901. Lindell 464s. |i | _ me Lindeil 3500 SS Sc X-ray examination revealed the trils and air — ~~ passages of head; stops costs only a few cents at drug stores. — COMPLISH MA: THINGS ) ae Seem in his right lung. | nese running; relieves headache, dull- |Tastes nice. Contains no ‘ental naan pe a The POST-DISPATCH only Louts oe owed within a few days. ‘ness, feverishness, sneezing. The tisist Upon—Pepe 's. way is threugh De pot Dapeten wl newspaper giving Absncintes Press news euvaeh ~ “\ 4% 7 eae sari fa tikes Or ie GE EES HE.

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"19292. | $UNDA) "ACTOBER 15. 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' 26 ~ -—~ * —_-- . » ! 7. _—- > ~~ ee ee | UP WITH Zhe NEW EDISON Pecause it Will Become A Member of Your Family = Just stop and think how easily you could pay for an Edison Phonograph by the saving that would accrue from the many evening entertainments at home—instead of expensive amuse- ments elsewhere. J Three Million * Dollar Ss , “aeaaeeasst Yes! Three mil- lion dollars was spent in pérfect- ing the New Edi- son Phonograph. | | t now—during this opening Fall offer—you can have a beautiful ‘au Chippendale New Edison delivered to your home for only $9 down. Think of that! The finest phonograph the world has ever known—Mr. Edison’s Official Laboratory Model—the very one he has in his own home—at only $9 down, with small monthly payments on the balance. October Special Offer , This Beautiful Chippendale _ > Official Laboratory Model TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OFFER 7 Oetober Plan. Terms and Priees, which will emabie you to own an Edison in your home and enjoy its musie while pay- ing for it. Name Address Se © ©OSOSSOSe © OOF &2 SEES E for Bpecial eeeeea ae ©4248 2 46+ 66 SOS OOS money. FER Mrolls this of these e the in- lesson. 1 the cou- h person 1 @ copy of Moon and Your Bowels—Feel RED CROSS RELIEF. = MHLW | 20 Weeks to Pay -DISASTERSIN YEAR ff uta ess | disasters caused ‘estimated at more than $30,000,000 and rendered more than 145,000 per- | sons homeless or otherwise in need | | More Than $1,441,000 Spent in Connection With Cata- strophes in Which 674 Persons Were Killed. | GREATEST TOLL WAS | ‘\ 3 © 46 8 x open mil \\ Vie BH 9 SATURDAY 4 Y YOU GET THE CLOTHES NIGHT AT ONCE TAKEN BY HURRICANES § 35,000 Flood Refugees Were Fed Daily for Weeks on § Louisiana-Mississippi Bor- | der, Report Says. iz By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct. tyvy-two sO -—Seven- 674 per- c 9 U = 14. in which reported killed and for emergency relief and the expenditure of than $1,441,000 by the Ameri- ed Cross during the fiscal year ended June 30. According to a atate- | disasters, ns were In ured Tri¢ a nore Caled S lie | can R |ment based upon the forthcoming | annual report of the Red Cross, these property damage of assistance. In one section alone, | the report states, on the Loutsiana- Mississippi border, the Red Cross fed d: for weeks more than 36,- 000 flood refugees. ll of life was taken I tornadoes, and the overflowing of rivers, the break- ing oft and rain ' ve the greatest number of Fire also important part i the disasters. Flood in San Antonio. year's disasters reported ds, 19 tornadoes 15 fires, four epidemics, two theater collapses, two shipwrecks. one of which was the wreck of the United States atrship Roma, a bridge cr mine explosion, railway collision and a drought. Of the floods, t} et San An-| Tex., caused the greatest ty lo $6,000,000, t e - 7 AA fatalities, 109. ilv cr - ) eatest ti by h nes and dams torrential Storms persons from their homes. played an chain of Worst The a ae " ; i ciuded ao Tice ae . ‘ in- or a? rms, llapse, Lat tonio, proper he heavie Among the unusual disasters was that reported from China, wh May, the American Red Cross chapter at Pe- kin went to the rellef of noncom- batants wounded during the fightin at Chang Hs!In Tien. “Most of them,” the report dryly hit by bits of flying the contending ss, and cf ere, last - 4 > were i Cross disaster records there remain as a chapter if the details of one calamity nearly | of horror This was of the roof of Knickerbocker Theater tn Washing- ton, DD. C., which resulted in almost 100 deaths and Injury to 125 persons. ited in the section of the nation- capital containing fine homes and great apartment houses, this motion picture theater patronized by will every BEItate the was ‘Many persons of prominence in the official and civil life of the city. The | horror was intensified by a blizzard. ah Fine! Stop Sick Headacne, Biliousness, Colds, Sour Stomach W will feel fine. see eeeeeenee @. _ Let Cascarets start your bowels acting and Cascarets never gripe or 7 you like cathartic pills, calomel, salts | Cascarets taste nice; work thoroughly. Clear the sour bile and fermenting waste my; those bowel poisons which make you rg sick, bilious, headachy and keep your the morning. breath bad and stomach sour, acid, and gassy. One or two Cascarets, anytime, will re- lieve constipation quickly and break up a cold. Taken at night the bowels act splendidly in No inconvenience during the day or overacting. Children love Cascarets too. also 25 and 50c sizes. 10c boxes, Any drugstore. ADVERTISEMENT. ves the Roots “Perfluous Hair me is believing!” the When your own of roots come out, you know Peewe hair is gone, not merely the ‘ 4 really true that the new phe- i removes superfluous hair and all—without Yeaving the skin . ; fon en home the ‘ft, You do the work in A without agaiet- Sway with numerous and ¥ Visits te the electrolyais ex- 11 to 2. 2423 -‘Orer Bent intervaly. known O4oriens, before. aWay with Gepliatories or Nothing Perfectly Jet fhon-irritating. . tine today from your Y w the easy instructions 8@ of your life. — rt 'NKLE ‘KIDNEY, “>(APSULES 7 Ati Dregs ts = ling-Penetrating tula or Fiesure. & | No Cutting. Consultation and Exam Let Me Cure You | Personal SERVICE and GOOD WORK are the two principles upon which I he established my.reputation as a proficient and Reliable Specialist in CURING —— ,of thie character When you take m \Treatrment vou are not saben ltsoe ers inexperienced assistant—you_ rece!lv o ment from my hande—THE BEST~— 0 tic? ia the result of the meny years of har etudy that I have devoted exclusively to PILES. FISTULA. FISSURE and other 2ectal Diseases and the 27 , tte that | have. had in curing at consequentiy, vou. can rest aseured = you will be in @eafe hands under my treat- ment My method of treatment is - thoro that it doer not simply relieve oF a time, but PERMANENTL cures. uarantee permanent cures. My treatmen s mild, caueing no loss of time from your everyday duties, and the time require a . eure is short My charges are reasonable and within the reach of men and women in every walk of life Therefore, I say = you who are afflicted with these Giscases, 4o hot make the mistake that 80 tare | people have made and put off treatment until vou are incurable and your _—— health complete:y,s broken, but ee my Treatment NOW on Be Cured. What are etting out o lnrough each day suffering from Piles. is thie suffering when I! offer y ee ar that will CURE you and re- store you to health and happiness? W. P. HENRIC years of experi- ‘ife. miserably dragging | nd what ie the use of en- ie - PILES CURED ; } ‘hloreform. No Hospital. No Pain. No ¢ ination Free—Tell Your Friends. of Piles, Fistula or Fissure. | H, Ph. WITHOUT OPERATION By Dr. Henrich’s Method TO STAY CURED No Danger. No Lose of Time. | Islands. | which, | | block Red Cross relief efforts. though it retarded, did not Severe Test for Red Cross. The crash and destruction by fire .of the United States Army dirigible Roma {n Virginia. with the loss ofa s and enlisted men, last February. of officers was the first dis- Tre }aster of its kind in this country to , call for Red Cross relief. 'denness of the accident tested | readiness of the organization and of the chapter at Hampton, | the response was immediate. i only The sud- the Va., but Not was relief furnished the sur- vivors, according to the report, but funds were provided to bring rela- | tives of the dead to the scene from | ; % | long distances. In the year’s record of ‘ald ren- | | dered overseas by the American Red | Cross are two fires in the Philippine | One, in Manila, destroyed | 1000 homes, with a property loss of | ' $1,600,000 and 5000 persons rendered | homeless. The other, at Tonio, | drove 3000 persons from their homes, | In medical r®lief that was quick and effective the smallpox epidemic at San Domingo, with a total of 22.009 | cases and 2 tried the resources and preparedness ‘of the Red Cross. Suffered 15 Years From Piles. Tried Dif-| ferent Remedies. Was Cured by Dr. Henrich'’s Painless Treatments. St. Louls. Mo., July 20. 1920. To Whom It May Concern: After suffering for more than (fifteen years and trying different remedies to no avail, I thought there was no possible rem- edv to cure them unt!) I wag treated with ——— treatments rendered by etor lenrich I can highly recommend his guaranteed treatment Youre very truly JOSEPH KORDICK. 701 Read What Mr. Kordick Wrote to Another Pile Sufferer. St. Louis. Mo., Oct. 11, 1920. Dear Sir: In reply to yours of the 8th instant, I take pleasure in writing ybdu in regards to the treatment rendered by Doctor Henrich. the treatment and can say that hie treatment its fust guarantees. and know that T am without any fear of any come-back Hoping vou will feel satisfied with learning this and that I can further say you can rest assured you will be with little or no pain, I am JOSEPH KORDICK. Spread the Gospel of Good Health and Happiness by tellin other sufferers of Dr Henrich’s Wonderful Cure for Pilies so they also may know the foy of living. G., M. D. I took e Rel rer for Piles, Fistala, : 4 2 to 4 dally except Sunday, orice at ~ 4 ye o nt, ' : ly, 7 &. Grand AV. | cured | | Dona Ana County, A hurricane in San Domingo, and | a flood in San Salvador also tried the Red Cross resources, but refu- gees were cared for effectively and | much dire distress relieved. 25 deaths in a single day, | The year has seen the further per- | fection of disaster relief adminis- trative measures in every field, it was reported, and that the work may be carried on to atill greater accomplishments the American Red Cross {s appealing for a world-wide renewal of membership during tho annual rolicall, to be conducted be- tween Armistice day, Nov. 11, an Thanksgiving day, Nov. 30. IAst of Disasters. The geographical distribution of the disasters in which relief was quickly afforded by the Red Cross shows the widespread character of the relief measures, The detailed list in the annual report shows measures applied in the following localities: Floods—Brazos, Colo.; Gibson and | i j > i . Newest 1923 Models $96 50 With Two Pairs Trousers} In the most wanted checked and striped effects are these § new Suits of tweeds, cheviots im and wool-mixed fabrics. ? All are correctly tailored, 5m in most up-to-date styles. I@ And we guarantee them § ; to fit perfectly. : — Gabardines and Overcoats Popular 1923 models in every color combina- effect, tion and 50 . Epecial, checked Saturday.. Featuring the Newest in Women’s iFall Coats aa 419° me Special mat..... Es ' - The very newest In taflored and sports ™ models, many handsomely fur-trimmed. New @ pocket and belted styles with the popular me wide sleeve effects, Velours, suedines, Bo- livias, tweeds and herringbones, in wide se- lection of the wanted shades. S @, as Smart Autumn Dresses Po'tret twills, Canton crepes, tricotines and m crepe de chine, in trimly tallored styles. m= iloainty crepes, in the new draped effects, with beaded 50 irdles. Black, navy and . we piue. Tomorrow only, mm priced at Second Floor—Over Kresge’s ELEVATOR STAIRWAY SIXTH AND WASHINGTON ADVERTISEMENT. Don’t let child stay bilious, constipated MOTHER, OPEN CHILD'S EWE “CALIFORNIA FIG. SYRUP” Even Cross, Feverish, Sick Children Love its Delicious Hot Water! & Men’s Suits! The Small Home’s i# Greatest Convenience BY A MOTHER BOWELS, ' | Taste and it Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels Knox counties, Ind.; Riverside Coun- | Perry Tenn.;: ty, Cal.; County, County, Mo.; Dyer Jamestown, Ark.: N. M.; Everett, Wash.; San Antonio, Tex.; Fl Monte, Cal.; Robertson County, Tex.; Cyn- thiana, Ky.; Clayton County, Ia.; confluence of Ohio and Mississippi rivers: Greene County, Ill.; Mpton, ' Cemtinued em Next Page. i ' |In a few hours you can see for your-| Millions of mothers keep “Califor- nia Fig Syrup” handy. They know 4 teaspoonful today may save a sick child tomorrow. It never cramps or overacts. Ask your druggist for gen- uine “California Fig Syrup” which has directions for babies and children If your child is listless, full of cold, | has colic, or if the stomach is sour, | breath bad, tongue coated, a teaspoon- ful of ‘‘California Fig Syrup’’ will quickly start liver and bowel action. self how thoroughly it works ye — stipation poison, sour bile and waste . > right out and you have a well, playful | 7°" must say “California” or you child again, may get an imitation fig syrup | | e) @ of all ages printed on bottle. Mother! | | Instantly! Day or Night “Just Turn the . Faucet” \ pte wide Rats 2 one uae agg a eth 7 saipela ‘nih A _ Now Obtainable At Lowest Prices RE you one.of those who wish and wait for better and more economical hot water set- vice? You need wait no longer. The ideal small home ingantaneous automatic water heater has been perfected by Hoffman engineers. Scores of them are being installed every day. Ask about our convenient payment plan. Use your Hoffman while paying for it. With a Hoffman you get a cupful or a tubful of steaming hut water by turning the faucet—that 18 all you need do. You get a// the hot wager you want at the exact minute you want it. Opening the faucet automatically turns on the gas. Closing the faucet shuts the gas valve. This easily installed heater requires absolutely no attention. It operates itself. It will save you time and money. na satya mene me PCD ite Cia) agg gg SP yesh Panis were +s hCage oar The Hoffman Heater Company 4920 Delamr Forest 777 [loFFMAN Automatic Water Heaters fer All Homes Using Gas The Hoffman Heater Co. ts an independent orga net affiliated with any other heater reyaltice Chiara ey AS eR =< a ee ID PH TS OPAL UP Pe eee ADVERTISEMENT. How | Provide Against Coughs and Colds “Last winter I resolved to provide In advance for the season's eolds and coughs—and I did it. I spent less money and I had me doctor bills. I suffered no dread, no anxioty; I had no sleeriess, worried vigils—watching my chil- dren through the dazgerous riods of a bad cold. I want ot mothers to know how I did it—my gratitude will then be theirs. “I bought of my druggist a bottle sf Essence Mentho-Laxene and mixed it into a pint with home made sugar syrup. It’s no trou- ble—three minutes, a little sugar and hot water, that’s all” Just follow plain easy directions. The very first dose brings relief and [ have not had a serious cold or in my family since I adopted wie pure ‘ened medicine. It contains no chloroform, of ver, It’s delicious and children don’t fight it. I give it te a bod two older children and both my husband and self found it supremely good in every way. it destroys the cold, steps the cough, corrects catarrhal trou le and prevents the dangerous effects of a cold, because it is antisep mildly laxative and tem, - we = na nanafacturers guarantes every bottle satisfactory or aneiey PS gape © Girect by mail. “ ever soid for Ohio, Dept. 1923 a By Blackburn Products Company, Da $< ____—- Be in stamps for trial bottle and JQOMOOVUVOQVOOOUODUOIIO OO JOO OU OC Cte 5 Associated Press News appears exclusively » *. in the Post-Dispatch in the evening news- } paper field in St. Louis. JOOUVUOUUOOO OO OVO AOA Ok bas ih

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i d. The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH atone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combine 26 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : Bazar at Ursuline Academy. HOYLE & RARI } — i BIS OFGONSP OF = | A ba {ll be given,Oct | - SE NERVE BLOCKING lies F : t: FEE ie Ps other heretofore considered painful operations at the Ursuline Academy, Twelfth Lee? Aa : es ¢ 7 ~ ] es so , - ; : Nitre Oxide and Oxygen Gas administered if desired — ieee 9 fe =: | O © ae ceiannea ter re aia teen eedion, t street and Russel! avenue, by pa- inati Z mid | Lord Curzon Gives . French ae ee : , Flowers make the bome more st: Capital a Shock by Carry- OPENS AN . “4 trecti ve. ‘ tal 4 o CES DENTISTRY WEL ES Seeeden | Tulip, Narciesns and Crocus Bulbs planted this fall ing 4 Bundle. A Paris. but Lord Curzon, the Foreign ey ee week, dclivered a severe blow to that old Parisian prejudice. He found time between conferences with Pre- mier Poincare to do a little shopping a ~ Out ey! Cipro ee ee : - ae ; ¥* re a s Ld ‘ ees : er eg "ema erreur mel “3 DRE EE eam nc RN BARE RE WE P tary? ~" ‘ A era aN - amie “e ! er Rene i -~ o ~-e pits = _— on ore ee ee ee ee AF SABIE iO Sel Ort ARP RE MIRE era apps = > Oia nary ST ea First a iat tam buil cal instrument (which occupy prac® New York State). E voted to the producti single instrument—a Second W URLITZER inst from factory middlemen (dealers, + First Payment Gets the Goods Your credit 1s good! Here you may outfit the entire family on easy terms. $1.00 opens an account. No red tac Strictly, confidentia!! Seautiful Fur-Trimmeg | hh —_—_— ef " —__—— » xx a o — — 4 a —A > - A P ol AR. asin by An ay ag seeresl e eye AMET OOD a IE ERIN Fal OE UR Pt SO ae NE I AD ARREARS “ " os . rabage . oye . Ad ’ ~ aie hose oe rh - > + . os ied a heavy ransom from certain charm—the grace of fine proporti: ; ’ > drew its aia Bie L’Ame Powder 60c L’ Ame Powder $1.00 Seul Kixs Compact 50c Java Rice Powder 5@c Arnice Powder » Armand’s Powder. . .$1.00 and: Luxor Powder al ‘(And a Powder Puff Free.) . ** + — ‘ - » . Lii& ‘ ~ . ia > | ~ — * o m q ’ ‘4 be "i ‘otal , % ‘ "nor? * 2 _—— ‘= 4 2 r Pay - .' ae ee i aa’ “4 tne (‘ommon 5‘ Path | 7Ve LAD ES HER — - ’ . 3 . lay ] + . An ? . 39 * I etween himecif an e | aveioped in selected American walnut, a POWDER, 50c a ce neue dittesseia Skt a say make _ > = more @aiuol , - h++? ‘+ ‘» - _— © Town oes i is + bia cR’ himself and the zgendarmes =o + 4a | a ms > 3 }. ngs out the full glorw of the wood > ; S a a Ye * i ae ‘ - } Y maple and ebdonized turnings, rubbed ss of antiquity, add to its rich beauty. | DRESSES 4 New Reproducing Pi Convenient term Lady Esther Powder 40c Mary Garden Talcum S@c Dier KRis«x Talcum Zse Williams’ Talecum 25sec Chantil'y Talcum (And Your Pexuder Puff Free.) x —s hh; 7 r; & Gay built this suite for us. Vigorous yet hr 7 ! ont niaced pl : = | sania 50@c Hind’s Honey & Almond Cream 142- $ 7 00 , , 75e Pond’s Vanishing Cream Priced at... 6 ( jp Men 3 and Young Men s All-Wool 50c Sempre Jovenay about the town before making his || | 2 He greeted them we Sie Forhan’s Tocth Paste the town and sentinels TSc¢ Ferkan’« Tooth Paste 2Se Listerine Tooth Paste 25¢ Sen! Kiss Tooth Paste (And Your Powder Puff Free) entry. This action spread consterna- 25c Williams” Tooth Pac«te Te al . a . (lo-Tene) combination Treatment; - ; . tio oughou It was not unr! | Sret a touch o ~ 25e Lyen'’s Tooth Paste... . a _ . ee ee ee ee ; ° , 7 Gena. thee ent Tem Vanishing 25c Lron’s Tooth Powder. ‘ Romanetti assured the guests that | | 4 aus Ton Powder. 5c Dentimen « t — are : > —s nr a +h > > - Powder or C Ke $1.00 Pvorrhocide +B6 there was mo danger that they were this ale. o Tie (And Your Powder Puff Free) © faskel Hest Teaboe Toothbrush Flyers quieted. He then proceeded to in- spire the hotel keeper with the prop- er idea of Corsican hospitality. ee ~ “A dottie of champagne for every an a ide. es guest,” he shouted tn giving his or- 5@c ones: real bristles....... B% ; der. Every guest was obliged to i5e genuine English m c¢rink his or her bottle. A sesond yottle for each one followed with the Perfume Specials ottle for each one followed the same injunction. It was 2:30 tin ths Ree $1.00 or Supreme White vr rning when Romanett! ** > ee ° . . . eke eis dd 440 44 ~~ 48h 7. -a = 50 het ie Rese. Erctish Litac. Wistaria. wy Jockey Club, Violet. Lily of the mountains again, leaving the guests, Valley, pag te ....-450e according to his own story, In euch ‘ oz... — eh - ‘ on ~ - $1.25 os. Bernice. o2.. 59¢: m a8 state that they did not give clear 2 1.00 evidence of what had occurred. $1.25 oz. Rieger's Auto die : “It was the champagne,” he re- Removes Hair Harmlessly ot . aE we 81.25 Djerkise Vegetal marked. “It was all champagne, A wonderful new cream that $1.50 oz. Soul Kiss Perfume. that ransom story.” 50¢ Soul Kiss Toilet Water : $1.00 Soul Kiss Toilet Water. phe A movement ts being starte4d to evercomes every objection shtein th eticiesinien .. Boe toall other methods. Y hair - fone = Se cancameuon ¢ — Sundry Hem vanishes like . aad XVI, guillotined by the people of pleasant to use: quic sure: — +” .—— =e Se Whisk Brooms --+. 180 econom: -al.p0 smartin pny Nm ™ Parig in 17938. Cardinal Dub is, a Archbishop of Paris, has not yet tak- S5e Whisk Brooms... 3 5@c Whisk Brooms..__. 50 S 39 ——__, eagaieertagga =. pea iy assess $2.00 Fountain Syringe: Cc ize, Cc , 8 aag Peiregers regan ang & petitic ; m™ having this for {ts object and now || (And a Powder ree. : 7 - Puff F ) circulated ag the preliminary steps in | S teed one rear the the formality. Monsignor Bauziri!- ' 75e and $1.00 Sciesors: RUBBER G lart, rector of the Cath ODS Men’s and Young Men’s sizes, also embroidery; at Paris, refused to sign FOUR REAL SPECIALS tion. Bull Dog Hot-Water Bottle: guaranteed Special at Only Hair Preparations pay ae Lammert’s WASHINGTON &t TENTH fam | Gabardines fay (| $29.50 vs / Unusual Values Terms to Suit 7 ; T5e Bax Stationery, rare Iinen.22%- oe Gem ‘Safety Razor SBe Red Devil Reach FExtermina- ter , lve 5@c¢ Red Devil Reach Extermina- tor ae saa re $7.00 Barbar Shear«. QRe Sample Pocket Knive« ta Gite ----@9¢ | ender stress indicates the extent of your re- Texas; San Salvador. $1.25 Beef, Wine and fren, pts... Tc wees Tornadoes or storme—Richiland 3 fer $2.30 County, Mont.; Athens, O.; Tampa, $1.10 Tanlac Yea “~ al The Phenclox Wafers ... .. 196 Fla.; Grasonia, Ark.; Clarksdale, colers. Some h laid lining o ; . Sn —. . Tw “ aus li a’ Miss.; Yazoo City. Miss. ; /nion Par.- fully tallered of 4 - ADVERTISEMENT. RED CROSS RELIEF Physician Explains Who Should ee pisasTERs in vear Lake Newer Form of Iron —nenece Seem Eee + Ba oe ———S Ss | os ‘ 4 4 4 LP Neg ree 2 aT Se CL DS * ¥ Sasa cee:

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' SUNDAY. OBER 15, 1928. The City Circulation of the Daily enc alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LCUIS POST-DISPATCH K | may be seen in its entirety. Twelw.|cago to form a part of the annual —— —=_-_=== —— SS | Ill I tt or more important paintings will*be| exhibit there. The remainder of the. ms ~ ; Bete Music in every American home Sutpean: 1s the act Tests of selena oee age, eeen eel 1226 oT: a 1226 IN AMERICAN ie: a ae 7 || Olive § @Q | 1 > © Olive pwn IIZER AMBLER rows SLU TINT ARS Twelve or More important | The PR §| Works to Be. Removed From Four Reasons This Satedion at Art Man of sll ages pes its smart appearance, { || = THE BEST ON EARTH LP WAG TILED AEDT Sy NT AME GPS YL cA pal for work or play HEADQUARTERS FOR ST. LOUIS-MADE STOVES AND RANGES Museum Tuesday. unusual comfort and freedom of action. Ready to serve you in work or sport, at your fireside, in | a _ Why the House of Wurlitzer | An interesting feature of the cur- your travels. | Brid e % Beach + h a r te r 0 a K ean and do sell BETTER musi- raicsmuencanvign rate! | ws OM, S cal intruments for less money. geese nanan wt mpectncme 3 (fii fil) Established 1837 | Established 1850 of about 14 pictures of still life and | room interiors by the leading con- | 85 Years Old 72 Years Old temporary painters of this type of | First ™ subject. This field presents to the | i Bu d : ee ee oe y St. Louis-made Stoves and Ranges. Why experiment with unknown URLITZER builds every type of musi- pean T ora anion + wire rete Elastic stitch, of select i 4 makes when Bridge & Beach and Charter Oak Stoves and Ranges have . : : the display of technical skill in the) | the Goodall cal instrument in their own factories rendition of delicate textures, har-| wool in rich heather é {2 stood the test of years and years, s ¢ btle composi- | shades, warm yet light, outfit the ent ch occupy practically an entire city in # monious color and su :; an account wis (whi Yy rk State). Entire factories are de- my tion. Here as in no other branch of and no bulk. Ty ona . New O the art is he at liberty to work for| “Rambler” today. See roduction and erfection of a ‘th Si ail ile cunetinas | ‘yoted to the p p ® intrinsic beauty 0 © sur ace | pi Klingmade dealer in made in St. Louis for 83 -Tri strument—a single type of piano. of the pigment. iw, : ) ears, h Fur Trimmed single in “ve - Emf!fl Carlsen, often called the! your town. {\ FAK Ty a ’ every one sold wit | AY , i ae ee ed eee a full guarantee by the ‘foremost living American master of | : dds " Pe altted 6 : : nui ; S$; | Second still life, is represented in the current | Booklet showing all BY Aan! / Ali Se ee: makers and ourselves. WS Rade ————————————— A “DS 8 ee og a Bridge & Beach 8Btoves Re ahaa es ae URLITZER instruments are sold direct devmmsene-oyy = —. sig apt-t-nioa models mailed on request Jose” i ae t/a 1 Po — and Beach were the ; example, she ep | + fs Mt Ny ae, EN Seg rst to make Stoves west : from factory to you—thus saving all Thibet.” It is an arrangement of a Two Pocket Model, $7.50 ///f\ 1 tS , Precis one of thm Midian ie fine old Chinese Sung jar of grace- Four Pocket Model, 8.50 ! | if MAR ee A ee tae uy © Ssissipp ver. ddlemen (dealers, jobbers, traveling sales- ee ' » > ae . a!) ety at. ee, RNa N bet mad — ] mmissions, travelin aint! Seepeeans, Vopeter with” A ie Atte | sa 1? Bee ae cc 2 o better can be . men) profits, salaries, co ’ 8 |, statuette and a small bowl, against a KLING BROS. PAB Be or! ey f : ca ; Only highest grade pig iron and operating expenses. |background of an ancient Thibetan & CO.. Inc. it «ch bedi icttiemmietiniar | ee ee ten, used. Bridge & Beach are ° ‘iit RRL: : See = er A | religious painting tn which disport | y do | Pigs 7 a eT 6 originators of the single Th ° d ‘queerly contorted gods and demons. ° a4 i} ie : | Gedinain. anciateain: ami and : |The once gay pigments of the Thib- i ATM) did | re See ppt: ut : ° Up URLITZER buys all raw material in 'etan painting, toned and bleached by Bt Be | te Ae a ie triplex grate, non-break- : eas . ’ ithe hand of time, supply the artist Ai\ “Rata HE)? $34; {2 4sp bi able oven .door spring. Cook al Coats for yo tremendous quantities direct at far be- I with a remarkably Aathdate and v3- ar if ti HY ;; | = HH, b dole i ; iP 7 F. & , Stoves, peeing me coal ae peli ag a a low market costs. a ried harmony of colors, ranging from | ; erik He } tS KA > neh ase and combination Ranges in silk lined and ; Ziwarm cream tints, faint blues and | ise 7 Sale Gee “ia! . Hh, ne it PEM \ Hy selection shown in our im- ER ; ri no money that is not at 7 “Aftermath,” by Florence W. Gott-. . _ | mense Stove Department at H E is no skill, i hold, is a refreshing variation from “| ej | prices that are right, and the command of the House of Wurlitzer the conventional painting of flowers, | | Se Nile sold on our easy paymentplan. | matey ; i i m m effective for its balance of contrast- | »§ We os in the construction of better musical instru Sac ogee ec sine Lettennat a | LAG € Chactee Goh Steven, namie. ments. faintly sieaming copper bow] holds | | : 4 a ae ce Prices on Ranges from $59.75 up. New Reproducing Pianos. ? Bi with fine understanding of the eleam | ' oa Ree Hh ts Prices on Heating Stoves from $15.00 up. : . of falence and the sheen of silken | kay Laer Annet eras Convenient terms can be arranged. Es ccna NL Dimtan it this ehatyne yee mils oeceunted by a decorative Chine | ‘roof tile In the form of a flvine it | “ 5 aed e- ‘ . THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER CO. | Norseman, with blue and aubergine! |f » | $5.00 ALLOWED FOR YOUR OLD STO claze. At the base of the tile !s. : | 3 i 1006 Olive Street ii draped tn careless disarray a wren bs * TET = "ee a | } This handsome, 8-plece, vets embrotdered and drocaded Chinese Between 10th and 11th Streets rohe of silk, its textures painted with | stuffed i |onusual realfem. A brown-toned Ori-, ei jm ; tee ta Te Lehi , = Ts ental. painting serves as a back-| jf | Boas Bie i A Hi : | \ — DAVENP irround, ite warm tints relieving and Se 6 eae, me UU a i wee a _—_- ‘intensifvinge the purples and blues of 3 se NG Rh if ergs Bt | . YS overed in beautiful Agerea me- +) ther 4 q. >. ont 4 tr i. j “y «+ } rit . } . } a | = peter Ganinan’s “Winter Blos ’ eee ek) | : QS dh la fe ¢ pore ihe ot Wee. ee t} nan’s ni lna- : eH | a \ NS PT : -y ! sell at $300, but by a fortunate roms” its a atill life of more conven- . ’ | ' ’ : : Lei ; ; J i : ' | Z urehas ] ’ | } = ,. i . | tle. hits of decorated porcelain anda — i : . A LR ; { allie few aprigs of white flowers, against a ae. iii r liom: “A 4 ' $ 75 Sees ! | — We will set up all Stoves free of charge. eS | ’s All-Wool | s | Suits neutral but vibrant ground. There ‘fun Grae is clear understanding of textures CANTERBURY : and gentle, soothing harmony of | $200 Special at | af; color. Something of the same quiet, restful tone pervades Le Rov TIre- S| land’s “Roman Bronze,” a atill life | study built around an ancfent Roman ake bronze pitcher of graceful form en- [fF crusted with creen patina. A string [8 | & a |of antioue beads provides a note of | more pronounced color. The surface , h é' . B } : \ q . of the painting !s so treated that S Ime to uy a ee en Hitt : Ht oa mi aioe i) Complete 4-Piece BEDROOM SUITE in! ‘ ye Ci In American walnut or brown fi il Ki i a. mahogany finish, made in all 5 gee: designs. Some as low | = f" t mint | iH Hi wT Hil if If igh oy a i b . ee every snot is alive with vibrant. e glowing tone. and every square inch N ‘se @ bargain opport of the surface of the canvas may be : I LO] \ograp! ) 18 O W enfoyed for its own particular beauty r Oe | ‘end variety of co! Thi inti : ou ii s fine Suits are careful | ‘end variety of color. s painting . | : A | oa Le —d of fine all-wool ' | will remain in St. Louis, having been. IB F you have reached the point where y tit > rolling | 4 ——— and come in ® . | +\ purchased by a local collector. se assortment of pin strip@ | } . Julius T. Bloch tin “Lupins.” gives wish to own “the highest class talking ks and solid colors, } . My a crisp and vibrant rendition of flow- machine in the world”, it is unwise to put -s, browns, grays, etc. 1 ers and pottery, and Mrs. K. E $37.50 values. Easy | \« Cherry, Gustav F. Goetsch and FPlor- | off the purchase any longer. ence B. ver Steege each contribute | attractive paintings of stf!) MNfe. | It will be a long time before phonograph This 6-Tbh. nickel- Closely related tn character to stil! | . . | i] | life painting Is the rendition of room quality will excel the magnificent new models Hi plated EBleetric i n= | russels Rugs} Interfors, which often partake of the of Sonora. And it may be a short time be- | Iron, Egyeery fo a o7ah4 ‘character of still life. This may be all mY core, ee “" ) Linoleum; inlaid; true even when the artist introduces, |j fore prices wil] have to go up. lie. 7] ah oa Ly Po age per yard the human figure in a eee Be : al” : i ularly a 50. oo role. ited The Sonora is not an “experimental pur- | | rt : Pisereovering nterior ntings. : ; , , portage In Walter Gay's painting, “Draw- chase. - It is a life-time possession, built to be | $2.95 Extra heavy Grass $3.98 TERMS TO f. Rugs i eeeeeeever ing Room of 11 l'Universite, Paris,” ownersh | me OR PHONE ORDPRS*_ the present exhibition contains a such, and proved so by the proud ip MAIL notable example of tnterior painting of hundreds of thousands of discriminating | THIS NEW HOME ane ot mbiect Sine ‘pieor| |g emusic lovers CHIFFOROBES AMERICAN) WALNUT shows the interior of a richly fur- as o nished room ina French home. The The Best Record is Better on a Sonora, d | eRe 3 e os baoes _ a Millions ef housewives now use this values are carefully controlled so | i famous Machine, which gees into Pioneer in the field, Premier’s con- ° that each object maintains its proper | $50 to $3000 | | a ee | : | x your Rome Wha stantly growing popularity is attested plane. The intricate detail of the |B i Abie 3 ' , “2% antes to be peb- iti ‘ ' ec n oo ruce- various furnishings is suggested 3000 users. Its strong suction pate ane D ] E h | A}i.. | “ pemreey tion. rather than minutely rendered. Thoert ealers Cveryw ere | — iy Abs pm gets all the imbedded dirt. It cleans ae eine the texture of the ; er | 24 the crevices. The large number sold cain ania teed fi : year makes possible the low price eatin tee the somite a Pi ma Bose SONORA FHONCG eta Inc to the consumer. r attach mirror in the center. A warm oolor — , 4 | Premie a tone pervades and unifies the com- 279 Broadway New York peat : . > position. Another interior of ax- WHO 1 ECO quisite craftsmanship is the “Biblio- a SMITH DRU CO., theque du Dauphine, Versailles,”” by 618 ARCADE BLDG sT. LOUIS Charlies Bittinger. It presents ef- The Highes t Class Talking : m: fectively the stately French archi- | | : eae CS poe tecture, with its gilded carving and Machine in the World | cases glethes banéiam esmenst its lofty ceilings and polished floors. | | ment; has $ IS , ‘ 1 | plate glass The prevailing color note is a cool | | ll 1 refreshing tone of blue. | = . Bpecial, "sie Cc. Johansen’s “Interior with | c id INSTRUMENT OF QuALiTY 72 TRL ; $3 Cash—75c ge | ON EASY TERMS—4$4.00 CASH $1.00 A WEEK. Portraits’ is concerned more with baa ee wee | effects of light and color than with texture or ornamental detail. It — shows a man and woman reading by ( ADVERTISEMENT) a large table lamp which casts a _ ——_ —— —— : wide arch of light upon the adjacent | | Asthma, Hay Fever Cs" Be or phone us for a free demon> BM | wat and ceiling, leaving the remain- | ses Te aia om bathed itn transpar- | t of my famous ay. Ot n in your own home of empire ¢ | LOO treatment ot Sid's: || deoned oe ent shadow. The problem of light ft conan , you are short ef breath, sneese, w Besse, cK cH em handled broadly and consistently |= £8, | can't sleep at night—thie wonderful GE Tt) ” ill remove trou: ' reas, ney eet gee! §=BUY YOUR SONORA Be |i IAS eranee s Syrkieme || MADE AND SOLD Bt Rodied rendition of the softly dit-| (ft fiona sees alnd Bets radgplieae Tae mante || een etante ewe, Ot muy Saran: || studied rendition of the softly : A te aK Seen Tried, Test ree re oh tee to re y anes” Ene aaa te Ss light of a dimly {llumi- ah we) i F th Old R li ble Piano Firm tn over 100,000 test cases 4 Simply eend Jr 3 n a PREMIER SERVICECOMPANY, ST. LOUI ‘fused gray lg Aa y iumi- | i ae rom the ela ead ame today for Free Booklet. “A | today to Mr ownley, ASTHMA- | ‘nated room. Its tones are character, OLEAR-TONB SKIN,” telling how I cured ay 616 .. -—~ 1139 Pine st, StL Louls, Mo. ‘ - 801 N. 9th Street Phone Olive 6693 ‘tged by an air of delicacy and refine- ip. i? f ig F BEYER & SON after being etaioted Le yi Vawter mee “ yu. yo herein all discordant ele- try ay completion. $1,000.00 | FREE and today. || ie ma jment, w aia e 4 , ray rads | ee weno your own soma i Tats te ments are submerged or eliminated. 9 eee O altaies ob oe ee Fine All Styles 17th and Locust aay Terms g

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ee A A etre, RE nd ee = ee ee ee 98 ST LOUS POST-DISPATCH The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equal t and the vines Combined. ee _——— = en a ——— ee ee MANY EXPORTERS NOT AVAILING | "=| Radio _ a ; . a F SELVES OF NEW POSTAL RATES Cagee ° hh | Two-Cent Stamp Now Will Carry . 2 aa . Letler to Half a Hundred For- oan ——— sign Countries. a ah ae ren Repsrts received at the local of- C : . : PART EIGH I oe fice of the Department of Commerce, | | a _ a : ars) ‘ eNi Che RI AD EES. Ga e 1210 Liberty-Central Trust Co.'s — Building, indicate that many Amer- | — “ oe 4 ’ : fcan manufacturers and exporters ote _—_ ° | cE r aN ss ) Sanat Ss || poe ten, AD These Bargains ReWeCse WU, 3 OE reduced rates of postage now applic- 4 ate in 222203335 one: sebet izes: $35 Sr | : igh 2 : 4 a, ; 2 . a . VW able to many foreign countries. This pS ates toesh Spee eaaes pee: tts vet io a ‘ e Ee fe aoe eee, | as 6 ss Se Ro See : le —— cl = 3 ‘el is espeCially true with regard to Ar-. de $e: beepereees Spigovek heats: BS os : 4 } , TO - Fy : § The Post-Dispatch prints h y ' RES See Ole leseeeeteee & teat ae et Pear @ one-ource letter to half a hundred ; BERS St RE Se SERFOTY sen» ME cal oi oon ctatie . foreign countries, in addition to the Eyeh Sao SESE SE TOREE Sine, SEEGER SEEERSRD Sr Ce apg NEE Ser “~~ 50,000 ostoffices in the United “ESEEER DEES Hebe eke Hera ittre peste crsht eeeh . P age Ee eects of the labor unions and States or the postoffices in any of its possessions. he tendency of thought on The 2-cent postage rates are in ef- : : ) ee | > | and indicating causes 0 . mtin: tahamas. Bar- +4 SSE TS Tegetis eriteglslelsseletegecey ecerete reset: “ : nites esegeteg-s-sercgtarstocesetetererstatete - a 7 p——.. 8 #7 ee ‘ i Semeda, “Bollvis. Brazil . see eae Gide spent m\ 3; 4 ee re SA IS [a coer OF LIVING AND We British Guiana, British Honduras, pqs Sy ‘|. Bee Seabee We} ss | Sere as ST Sa ee | (From Labor, Organ of the Canada, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, .: Sogatasseesssess So3ste2eg Sth sti hte rtithy See ces eger ages: p33. . : Plan League.) Dominican Republic, Dutch West In- dies (Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao, Saba, OE ncn, SESS: : Sat reasgsssstssstassssses SEE 7 pSsssc BS: & 2 SHERI BEE \ eee ao mm, BF ghame!! St. Eustatius, St. Martins), Ecuador, 3S itt, Sti : oh eritisitinisis:: zs sitgiess sesatssceressiesssssesees 322i: tt spt: rosrisies: riretitg ant , (Grenada, St. Vincent, Grenadines 1 ome | : : ; : + week, or $505.96 a year tor ~ a) Tobie). | Se aap “eA, hoe JHE purchase of furniture is a serious matter and means the investment of a great Tt : : ef five; and that if only the (AS ee ts$- ey || many dollars. If you are to buy wisely you must shop around and we urge you, by = hig See Re | Bh ie De nécessitics of & — —a ENROLMENT AT WASHINGTON ~ : Thame sy, | my all means, to come here and see the super bargains before investing one single penny. 3 es | = Ba standard of living were supp “s : : ee et. "4 psa ay 2° ES We have prepared months in advance for this Huge Fall Sales Campaign and our buyers scoured eae (Ba a — ! UNIVERSITY REACHES 4794 a ees | Se oc ra Fe the country for the best values obtainable. We emphatically state that under this roof we have nate ae od ea -} ks gathered together the “Pick of America’s Super Bargains.” Nowhere else can you see such an Above Number, Registered Through o os 7-3 : a . nh 4 os x. immense array of new Fall furniture at such remarkably low prices. An inspection will convince you Oct. 9, Represents Increase of 7 . o f jz — | yaa fis E that the Union is St. Louis’ foremost value-giving furniture institution. A deposit will hold your 12.8 Per Cent. ~~ = ; —=-. , 5 I ah * selection for later delivery. The enrolment of Washington 7 ' ¥ . = Liberal Credit Terms Extended University through Oct. 9 was 4794 2 i ' students, including those in the $225 L . Li ° -R S Pare stare School Fine Arts, the Nur- Oil Mop, Polish and Tin Box Fully Guaranteed ° se | r hitecture for YOCAa- In oréer to appreciate tn 7 1 Iuxuricus- ° o 7 > a tor’s course in ar: iF vora- ie Wis Geececatinn Gain oe eaccennt temeene olar Cub Electric Neater 175 5 Pc. Windsor -kKoom Suite and evening classes in the extension a ree re grade of cut our and ee as the celebrated Marshal! spring-‘lled loose-cushion ' : - ee division. The total enrolment has in seat construction Comy 7 Chesterfield : Net for many years have you been offered a armchair and arm rocker } - 7 my ae ae , - Pet tame the hata hin. Aone A further ¢ nfirmation of standard of lLving States Railroad CB Cae Cee oe lle wi SEs Sikes CRE eer Veta Ae ee me bY ir poe wy us «RE oe,” lg OR a eves 1 ia? Eg Pega i ie aes Hiatt wife “a . ae ee er er “ yo 28 , g ¢ ‘ha ee ee aOR > ge Os " “ny atin RY NRPS Ae OSS Kg Ewes ee creased by 544 students, or 12.8 per to match An extraordinary “to equal this in point of style, « cent. The number of vocational stu- bargain offer in our Huge Fall Sales Campaign at.. af {} ; luc. This suite is cleverly de- $ | dents has increased slightly. PE NSO aes This Pol . finished in American wainut. Comprise large siz | Total for registration In the dif- ) * AL tle Cul lec AA resser, spacious chifforette, graceful bowend bed ferent schools of the university arc: a if) ah ae rg eae a nd dressing table with — a Graduate students, 14; college, 12.4; . ve , eR eh : thine wel «e~ ee SS Oe ae — engineering, 355; architecture, 63, — he , commerce’ and finance, 378: law, ; |. aa as J aie ee ee 2a ern ei , 212; medicine, 283; dentistry, 73: . eper: 1 ures 11 fine arts, 334; extension division, / 1874: murses’ training school, 151;4§ epecial contractors’ course In archi- tecture for vocational students, 79; total, 4794. It is expected that the total enrollment for the year will ap a 500 students. The registration tn Mary Institute ‘threliment of ast Fear > mer a $5.00 Cash \f $1.00 ms a lle A Tremendous Stock of Stoves, Ranges and Hooters SAN aii the various schools of assive Davenette Suite Complete With at Sensationally Low Prices the university number 444. ag in- ° alge asia er ae Sie ee Nts ee : crease of 7. Library Table—All for $ 75 —— 2 Full-Size All-Blue Porcelain This massively constructed Davenette Sulte ts upholstered Fede, te ly wits 2 Vality of brow: igh imitation leath tv “gm. ee ADVERTISEMENT in «@ fine Quality b own Span's ation leather. Diva, — . opens into full-sized bed and holds a'i bedding when closed - ec ~ od ae cota eee ont Armerair and arin recKker to match Suite complete with : si graceful French.-leg lidDrary tabie (me of the outstanding ie 3- ae st Ea ear DS iy e r “ fre : [ ocr ] ; r j . | ‘ Trin ™ : 4 . os a a i = st, te io Tr s , ee bargain offers in otr Huge Fall Sales Campaign at , Sanat at eae 5 ee fm Bee. 5 liere is, without question, St. Louls’ greatest ae ie is lite age rs EE TR 2 t ComoOmation Range valve. This full-size, all- $ Hiere is the “pick” of America’s super bargains. This Dining-Room Suite was "a t : viue, porcelain ComDination Range is fully war- tpt. | Sele Ste eS : sae + , l lece | PREM gs Seat at anted by the maker and ourselres. [t has an by skilled craftsmen and distinctively designed 5y —~S - ~. 1S-inch oven, 4 gas burners and 4 coal hole master (Bach piece is large proportioned | : cooking surface. Uses either coal or gas for , n rell ructed. Suite comprises ‘-legm Buffet with j ; , r" OF - ‘ ~? ; - ‘ooking and baking. Come im and tnspect this mirror back, china closet, serving table, heavy pedes ' % = 1m ag : a . . J is wool or silk, or whether it is linen. : et meee ath tae es a ues = @ : “tr ; a cotton er mixed goods. : Wood Finish End Day-Bed . cumaiahad at sola » aed , aa en Aha os ae _ . bs W ] ut Dining Table & 7 Chairs “ Heaters and Ranges cast iron Is appearance. throws heat Deedee — ~~ ciful in -_= Guite a distance and will keep fire overnight. Priced ADVERTISEMENT 6 in our Huge Fal! Sales Campaign at only.... - , Sr = Each piece of this 7-piece outfit is substantially ca ' $2.00 Cash—75c Weekly. eonstructed, large in proportion and exeuisitely designed in the true Wueen Anne period. Outfi nee is elegantly finished in American wainnut —_, Alsv BS calied Tetter, Salt Kheum, $1.00 Cash comprises 6-foot oblang extension table and 5 side , | . ? ieaaiad of Lar e Size and one armchair with genuine leather sats. Priced Pruritus, Milk Crust, Water Poi- z5e Weekly. et z = j 7 sensationally low in our Huge Fall Sales Campaign at son, Weeping Skin. Etc. This massively constructed — ' oe ' 7 % ] : believe ecsema can be te Day -Bea_ has ele nt wood ; . fo R lled S : . * § I @ean just what | say—C-U-R-E. finish ends an y — all-steel link ; = - ~ — Just think of getting « Bine all-stee! continuowgs B-piec-e Stmmons Bed. a Qlli-cotton Mattress eal ll call tel References: Third National Gale. Meo. Send this i ie ee RE. = 9x13 CONGOLEUM ART $1.50 Cash—75c Weekly. m1) ie ~~ > fa, Without borders Huge : 1) j - * . ‘7 c— Foe Se Sa-Oet Gy Be value at $16. tt te a steve that embraces the utmest in quality, Beating and fuel tg The inside is itmed to the top th cast iron a the ecutside from red- . ta tag Re Fall Sales Campaign This heavy continuous post Steel Bed ts of the genuine -=wriritT Titi A ecadinet you would «xpect te pay ee Fall Sales Campaign price, WA pe - Ls a a — os" 7 ey pies : “e ee ” ih gies , ’ P , , Zeesere Special Off ering—200 of These Massi ° | ONNECTED to afford great savings : , comsases en tn H Fall Sa Campaign : , : s *Eneee of calonite assive Chiffe uff - i 75¢ Cash—S0c = Extension Table, drugetet—eori nkie Buffet, 6- the skin and eave them oven an! An etfre special 200 of | | & We Spee ee Oe | oa Zo HOUSE FURNISHING CO.! = 1124-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET ? Ry PRI Saphs 81E 5 PO DE Bitte 00 RR BO GSE Ey < AINE MEI Fite te Ac heehee wet sponge—rud over $1.50 Diack Reads briskiv for « few secon.ts ” —ean@d waeeb off You!) wender whe-e Cash— tme BiactBeace have cone The ealonite 50c pewder and the het water have fust eft @tmecived them. Pinching and secees- Weekly. im@ DlacKkbeads on!y oven the pores of (Ls 4 LM ee / fe “WII44/ uh ake) aeniine eA AERTS A MeinR y eh aS Re

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a —— BS ° / Radio News oo ff \S PART EIGHT Auto News “~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | A eae ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15. 1929. ee PAGES 29—36. ‘facts, and everybody knows it, even! co: though they may. wear illusive wit elas Saba miners in the same thorough! William J. Lester, the mine owner | molested. in the eyes of the system and can 40/ Mooney and Billings, of Sacco and shat ae ie 068 of Chem seaulren oa. | si a pee _ now obeys who herded strike breakers from He walks abroad, shouded in the! no wrong. Vanzetti, to say whether labor shal! Geath of the nonunion men.”|Chicago to Herrin in an effort to|sanctity that the possession of dol-| It remains for the workers of the|mount the scaffold or whether abolition of our capitalist system of The f , pce dahing ond the etadlichwent Bes act remains, however, that) operate a scab mine, has not been lars gives him. He 1s “respectable” | nation. in this case, as in the case of Continued on Next Page. ‘ 'of social] justice everywhere. : ‘ : | You may tear off masks to your} ‘ heart's content. People will get usei | 1 ( to the performance and no longer | be pay any attentiontoit. * * * But make them feel the ugly facts, make fhe Post-Dispatch prints herewith extracts from editorials or articles in them suffer for their carelessness 5 and moral callousness, make them 4 r unions and Socialist and C ji : : _ organs of the labo bli : ommunist parties showing pay for upholding a social system ‘ the tendency of thought on pu se questions among those bdodies 0} productive of the most dangerous | fs.) ' j and indicating causes of social unrest. | and harmful of ugly facts, and they }| | ¥ 4 — citisens 200s" eQe'> ; llint ¢ ‘ ons ’ ’ . c= “gly, . (From Labor, Organ of the Plumb $1733.38 a year—more than nth ay.{lutely, intelligently and systemati- i, BB iis, Plan League.) erage wage received by the skilled | C@lly- a aware é ~ he i At, A further confirmation of the railway shop men. : ; cea TS I a » )) SAT ASA a it } standard of living — Here is a concrete problem for the} CAPITALISM PR AC TS OWN Ay BOF RES : United States Railroad Labor — E a ll seeks to foist upon railway im the big State universities mauiu- | Communist Party.) SOE B wise professors of political economy | (From the Worker, Organ of the [ ; ‘ | . S is evidenced by the report tained by the taxpayers’ money. If| The grand jury investigation into @ Xo . gty's division of home economics | Vantages advertised by these unl-| ‘The fraud of the investigation tn- of five; and that if only the bare | contemporaries telling us. * © ¢®/er statement, declaring they ‘will in- | -- ee ee en ee om ——— “a Ft EE Shi 2 itis PTI RE hE IE he ms s Mn Nile: ¢ ~~ ° 4 an the Ba ‘ ga a SQ; P Prufrock & Litton osetia A = %, ie + * “or >; “ye ay" aaa Fl PF SPNERE made by the head of the division Strikes are so regrettable, how else | the “massacre” at Herrin, [1., is on y ‘gf home economics of the University are the workers going to secure al again. The jurors just had to take a of Minnesota to Dr. L. D. Coffman, sufficient | wage to enable them tc!rest after returning 58 indictmen:s ; ient of the university. feed their children properly, -6t!against 57 union coal miners and d | ] U The experts in the great univer- alone give them the educational ad- | their sympathizers. CO \ p EC ase Q am p e [thoroughly investigated the cost of , Versities for “all the people?” spired by $25,000 contributed by «he : e e ' tving in the State of Minnesota and EROS : ‘Illinois Chamber of Commerce is) | * found that even with the most rigor- | THEY MUST SUFFER. daily becoming more apparent. Z, l ] | eS IN) a CS POSSI ss [ 1S a @ gus economy bread and butter and; (From St. Louis Labor, Socialist.) | Evidently the grand jurors have . meat alone will cost at least $9.73 a| We must remorselessly tear the| been trqubled by their own con-| “week, or $505.96 a year for a family | masks from ugly facts, one of our | sciences, for they have issued anoth- | HE entire energies of the heads ' gtandard of living were supplied the! ruption and ignorance are very ugly | have said the murders) of the union : . of this business are devoted to — : — : the one task of buying and selling good FURNITURE. It is not g ner oo remarkable that better values and lower prices should result. Be Sure to Investigate Our Low Prices Before Purchasing Furniture [pecessities of a decent minimum! Poverty, vice, crime, political cor-| vestigate the deaths (they sho.il4 =—— Editorial —— Where Are Our Friends? Where are the friends of our youth, the boys, the girls, who were our dear com- panions when life seemed filled with naught but joy? ; Ea iN t it ay ’ . em for the Sample Suites presented in this sale, and the best factories have yielded up their choicest patterns. There are Bedroom and Dining-Room Suites that are discontinued patterns— sample Living-Room Suites, fresh from our factory, and Suites that we have only WAL HNP LAURA Mh dR a dd fp R : . HE sn anus a AMET INO F A one of a kind, all included in this sale of | 7 Sample Suites. = ‘ = VEN during the rush of business occasioned by this sale, you may Pie * OF: buyers have combed the market HL 5 --—-_ —* (et Mt ge Here, there; some gone to meet their Maker, but none forgotten. 2 OP SO Re ee ee Now as we gather around our fireside at eventide, is it not a wonderful satisfac- tion td recount the pleasantries of days that will ne’er return? 3 > " —_— SPECIALS! Poretan Comb. Range Console Sets Like jewels in rare settings are mirrors in your home. Properly placed they give the rely upon those in attendance to guide you correctly and unhur- riedly at the time of purchase, just as you can rely upon Prufrock-Litton Furniture to serve you permanently. (Signed) ' y 4, Oct. 14th, 1922. OS Tee eee ee ir — eee Gee effect of space and are a dec- orative necessity for the hall or living room. Console Mirrors as low as $9.50. , Console Tables upwards of $23 Specially Priced at. . This splendi@ Range cooks and bakes with either gas or coal; it has an 18-inch oven, 4 gas burn- ers and 4 coal - hole cooking * surfaces. It is absolutely guar- anteed to give satisfaction. See It Demonstrated! We Are-Also Agents for BUCK’sS and QUICK MEAL and other standard makes of Ranges. Bedroom Suites Illustrated to the right is a six-piece Suite that is distinguished by beau- tiful figured walnut. The bow-end bed is full size, the vanity dresser has big triple adjustable mirrors, the chest of drawers is ample and the dresser measures 22x44 inches. Rock- er and bench are well made pieces. Hot Blast Heater es > ». } ’ 5 - peg celles > , This is a wonderful Heat- ~ err a ing Stove, built on the () ees downdraft principle. It . ryt S = Ras burns soft coal or slack pO We Allow for and will hold fire overnight; J A é highly nickel-trimmed. Your Old Stove best Stove to be had at the special price of | Easy Credit Terms Gladly Arranged on Any Purchase @& Here Are Some Extra Special Values in Floorcoverings @a Seamless Hi-Spar Rugs. .. 9x12 feet... .$17.50 __ F xtra Special = Seamless Velvet Rugs .........9x12 feet... . $27.50 | REVERSIBLE 9x12 FOOT tt ‘Seamless Axminster Rugs .....9x12 feet... . $39.50 a gy Seamless Chenille Rugs ........9x12 feet... . $45.00 ART RUGS f Seamless Fringed Wilton Rugs. .9x12 feet....$49.00 | rnese rugs are an 8 1 62° ‘ Uttam, fe ' A ff Six-piece Suite, ; as illustrated, a | g | $318.00 value, in | this sale Dresser, $75; Chifforobe, $55; Vanity, $48; \s Bench, $14.50; Bed, $57; Rocker, $15.50. 1 = Sample Mohair Suites Reduced Anticipating the shortage in mohair, our fac- —_ - tory bought great quantities of it, and we Tee ME 1H) MY AT are now able to offer Mohair Suites, for a — Fi : limited time, at prices lower than those pre- vailing before the mohair famine. Nowhere in the city can you find better up- holstered Furniture at a better price than at Prufrock-Litton’s. The Suite sketched to the left will be made to order in our factory in your choice of elegant $11 per yard plain and figured mohair in all the wanted shades. The exposed parts of the frame are of solid mahogany, carved and richly terrachromed. The seat cushions are soft and exceedingly comfortable. ) These three handsome pieces, a $465 value, = RO 6 ksniiecnens Syerune= | ran wing chair. $90) Prufrech Ui Saintiew ; - a te | z * i =) _ ‘ ¥ : é | : g i} « : F ~*~ . ~_ we : Axminster Rugs.......9x12 feet. ...$55.00 egg get ye ten Wy Doser Wilton Rugs............9x12 feet....$85.00 | sides. All colors; : Trewan Wilton Rugs..........9x12 feet... .$95.00 zen = GENTLEMAN’S Roomy Chifforobe Specially Priced at it Gan Buy 0 Simone 16 15 awe 50 aE : a $3 is 4 | Bed, Spring and Mattress Made in oak fintsh; wGS—Thesf newest | Re are ne excellent For Onl has drawers and y | hanging espace for think of getting a gen- . l s—s ® all-stee) continuous-post garments; a popular =r ion are Simmons Bed, a 45-1b. and useful piece for any man’s room. Spe- giy patterned a 3 “Cotton Mattress cially priced at $16.75. e auge. Huge 4 ng, for only Bs sde ct a : Easy Terms—$1.00 Per Week. BUM ART sQU 3 Hu price, . 28.7 ; #8 Handsome 8-Piece Queen Anne Dining-Room Suite Now Only 1 | Now Only : me j $ i yh 2S Fi ATE Saar at If | $ : : | oh (Ou LSU, @ : Sih — | v CONSISTS oF hy Extensi veh Queen Anne Dining- ; ion Table, SS Room Suite, handsomely . | finished a rich American Buffet, walnut, at the above 6 Chairs cl [ We Specialize in Complete Outfits for Newlyweds | | Don’t Forget Our New Location = : BN. W. Cor. Washington Av. at Ninth St. “Sag = ~~. SS SS TTT TTT lle lee Ap The elegant antique walnut Table fllustrated in the sketch is 73 inches long and is special this week BR. ccc ce cece eseseeeseesesesee STII litter > I et eX PE 7 Ne ae Liberal Terms | a Deliveries ; te Pay for a room or entire outfit, one-fifth These Sample Suites will not be held more cash, balance in 30, 60, 90 and 120 days, or | | than thirty days, as these prices are so low we will allow 2% extra discount for all cash, ad | we expect to make immediate delivery. cA S - Prufrock & Litton a Fourth and St. Charles | Mig? \WAWAS ' i“ - We offer this beautiful

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i ee ae es a hog tp eng rn a ay ei iN Seth NS A ae eee tn PGR: tyes Ane DN Shweta rhe mY @iil i | es ‘ ~ - 4 SO ia ~_-1eort SaGiilieadi ¥ 6 ef should Alice Bradley has planned it for you This ker expert shows you just h yw to get the out of this great kitchen helper. See it and get the attractive prices at your dealers. Golden oak or snow white finish—a beautiful piece of kitchen furniture. WasmcTH-EnpicoTt Company, Asdrews, ladiaze vality is, THE VOICE OF LABOR AND THE Centinued Frem Preceding Page. would-be labor crushers shall pay _ the penalty of their bloody deeds. Capitalism protects its own. }about labor? How a a | : GET A NEW DEAL. (From the Seattle Union Record, | Labor.) The farmer - 37 — regardiess of the cost of produc- + + ~ ™ ‘ an ‘ ‘ al! - » L@ti iW . - i as why the farmers of the N +h > 7 i orin wes ceive a telegram from the British Co-oper- ative Wholesale Society asking them their price on large quan hard 4#ar LOT were amazed to re and northern purposes, > great > xport “IPlTY Owns . ~~ . _anaua tic ves. i - “learaA } ~ ani ne ~* organization toidq asked iret h Br ale s farmers and learnic differ. uct and en ABOUT RAILROAD PROFITS. RADICAL PRESS | is the only men man in the world who sels! his prod- | : iat ~~? British Co-op- | , crease in the price of coal its be- | lieved to be sufficient to give the miners an incerase of 10 per in wages, but where is !t” cent | —— el Try ft when a Laxative is needed and see the wonderful results | he is not necessary to take a violent physic for so simple an aifment as constipation. Yet many thoughtless parents give mercury in the form of calomel, and coal-tar in the form of phenol when a natural vegetable com- pound like Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin will do the work equally well and without dan- ger. Pp le should isaliiden that mercury may salivate and in certain conditions loosen the teeth; that phenolphthalein, by whatever name known and how- ever disguised in candy, may cause dermatitis and other skin eruptions; that salt waters and ote ge may concentrate the lood, dry up the skin and cause lassitude. You can take Dr. Syrup Pepsin yourself or give it to a babe in arms, as thousands of mothers do every day, with the confidence that it is the safest and best medicine you can use for constipation and such com- Cal dwell’s Syrup Pepsin Helps Nature Give Relief = | ANY FAMILY MAY TRY IT FREE Thousands o enis ore asking themselses. * Wied nn I find a Gust- wor! thy laraline that anvone in the family can use when constipated?” ur you to try Syru I wiil gladly provide a sample botile, sufficient for an adequaie lest. Wrile me where to send ul Address Dre. W. B. Caldwell, 515 Washington St., Monticello, Illinow. De it now! iber a eg ree years. Dr. Caldwell’'s Syrup Pepsin i is a compound of Egyptian senna and pepsin with pleasant. tasting aromatics, and coes not cramp or gripe. Es ery drugsiat h andles it, and tles are so gen- erous that the paar amounts to only about a cent a dose. Y aD buy it with the understand _ that if it does not do as claume your money will be refunded. The names of all the ingredients are on the pas “kage. Mrs. A. Arceneaux of Orange, Texas, suffered from constipation for six years and found no relief until she took Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin: and Mrs. Gus Anderson of Ball, Kans., corrected her bowel trouble so that she now eats and sleeps norma lly. Bring a bottle of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin into your own home and let the family use it for consti- SUNDAY. OCTOBER 15, 1922. RAL F papi LISTENERS AND near ENGLANDER ~ | ~ Couch ‘Beds are i used in ek 8 few words «at of A. R. R. L. U Co-operation, and Suggests | Transmission During Perioc of Broadcasts. FP. H. SCHNELL, Hartford, Traffice Manager of American Radio Relay | I have been asked by the man Ss D broadcasting stations on the subject of and its relation to teur radio ' many folks whose chief ‘inter in the reception of broadcasts. teau radio in the United States n the American Radio Relay g national noncommercial 3 “ ' ef amateurs who are bonded ” quick and efficient relaying of gages between their stations, fe derly operation and the oDs of the Federal radio law, and fo gcientific growth of the art. The A. R. R. L., as we ¢ gas founded in 1914 by Mr. & Percy Maxim of Hartford, C @who has been our president anc jeader ever since. The league effect the greatest fraternity teur radio. ie under how many of you what is meant by the word teur,” what the definftion of term really is? Probably it Drin your mind a small boy in Kneet gers with m —_ little futile pi gpparatus, tinkering in a garret not Te enittatiial a great d goes mean that, but it also yery much more. The word fteur” denotes one who follows 1 a ' tain line of activity for leve and without thought of comm gain. Amateur radio meang like Edwin H. Armstrong and F. Godley and John Reinha Many Kinds of Amateurs. It means men who brought invaluable knowledge to their ernment in time of war. Wr does mean the littie boy, it means the experimented and skilled operator. Amateur radio started .in country-about the time the first of Marconi's early experiz reached this side of the ocear ean find several dozen men who been in radio over 20 years. In early days radio had not yet the dignity of a science or experimenters were free to at anything their fancy dictated {ff purse could afford it. By 1912 so much progre Been made and radio had com such extended use that a regu law was necessary, and radi known as the act of Aug. 13, Was passed by Congress. It in effect, and although outgre some particulars, it is the = which radio is regulated toda of the classes of stations for tn this 1912 law is the and there are today over 15, 'censed amateur transmitting tions. Radio Amateurs—and the I tmagine that most of you little idea of what amateurs d just how they justify their ex Let megive you a few exampl 1916 the league had a netwe relaying stations covering m the country and the operate came highly skilled in handlis fic and operating their equig When March of the next year around and Uncle Sam jumgs the war we amateurs were bring {nto the service of our ¢ many thousands of skilled who were qualified operato Seased of the knowledge np to instruct others. The backbone of the es BAYy radio services during th of course, was the amateur. contribution to the fighting Was of tncalculable value, as lots of money to train an Of Snd the class you get after t instruct a plumber or a paper er for three months its noth about. Amateur radio ft itself right there, and others allies who watched the United _ Fadio service with envious ing the war have profited _“fample of our country and Row given their amateurs leges. We amateurs with our ho telegraphing equipments have off quite a few stunts whic Sttracted attention. In adé the night! ¥y relaying of tho Messages, from time to t _ have tried for records. T®@ was a transcontinent Fun by the league, the pu to determine fust how could be transmi! ord, the headquarters, 0. Apres o> . “e ~ + +? ae mee | ie SET LGESR AO LEN GR oy oA re re ——_ A teaspoonful will re- ‘ome on, biliousness, wind, gas, eve you over night even if the headaches, flatulency, and to mstipation has been chronic for break up fevers and colds. THE hence convenience that the te ENGLANDER Couch Bed affords isbuge ~ one of the reasons for their use in = = many homes throughout the Besides the ease with which it can be changed automatically, with one motion, from a Couch to a Bed, or vice versa—the ENGLANDER Couch Bed is the last word in sanitation and sturdy construction, Continuous use finds it rendering noise less, comfortable service due to the scien tific and exacting care taken in its making Covered in various cretonnes to nize with your living room or den—the ENGLANDER Couch Bed is an indispens- able part of the small or large home, Sold by Furnicure and Deparanens Stores Everyalens ENGLANDER SPRING BED CO. New York . Brooklyn - Chicago NGLAND PRODUCTIONS FOR SLEEP AND REST (From Labor, Organ of the Plumb Plan League.) » . . o 7 rr?) reac The Wa stre , There are ENGLANDER Productienrs for every room in the home MAIL ROUND CORNER CABINET seeeeeeeaeeer: ae Pee illustrating ENGLANDER Productisins for Sleep and Rest. id soap that ust and dirt os h. grea Visit Our New Showrooms S. E. Cor. llth & Olive Visit Our New Showrooms S. E. Cor. lith & Olive SALE (;uaranteed harmless. ren and grownu THE SKAT COMPANY, Hartford. Conn. | ADVERTISEMENT. Starck Jith an OLIVE 2D AYS’ An Exceptional Opportunity! Take Advantage of It Now. x * Starck-Kenmore _|PLAYER- PIANO The very latest type. Pleasing Colontal ly fnished in mahogany. You can compare this instrum favorably with Piayer-Pianos selling itn the usual retail ' = to $676. For next two FREE! = at 1] a2 IT The POST-DISPATUH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news services. ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT. ceonsnoineiidiiasiisteeteit WAR AND THE STATESMEN. (From the New York Call, Socialist. ) Why TRY to Treat Piles from the Outside? You Can Not Possibly Reach the Real Trouble With Ointments, Salves Dilators or Oiher Local Treatments—They May Ease for the Moment, But Can Never Heal Where They Can Never Reach da: —_ . pe ays we cut the price to Sethe + - FLOOR LAMP ROLL CABINET PLAYER BENCH MUSIC ROLiS Weeks, the Mi the other Don’t Submit to an Operation — Until You Have Tried Our Easy and Sensible Treatment ee We Can Prove Every Staten That We Make There is only one sensible, sure and safe way to treat Piles prevent them from coming back every few weeks to anaey pain you again. This ts by permanently healing them wich te Page INTERNAL Treatment. While the Page treatment both an ol: nd bowel lator, we tell you frankly honestly in our directions that these wi give but rem porary ie ltef—But that PERMANENT Benefit will come from the nae Tablet. This is a very pleasant tasting tablet and you will chewing one or two after meals This System for the Cure ¢ Piles has for More Than a are of a Century ant 3 Ine 2 HOoOrtin ~ endorsed reporting the Cure of case seemed -—_—_ i te eH egy anette sepa Ra ahireces aha.) OM ord PRN ete Lo eth AF ace "eA Pag lomtoe "are the very ones ws us—for we count upon be our best boosters after th! +444 = 7? has made them well does it nim — ¢ - “+ ne e sv asd + & rez ) Write to —_ oats “2 always enemies, externa: and emma ** > | : a? ae ft ae Lat 3 asa A ‘ . ‘ —— Li A = Gi. . 1perta!l gu ard: ars : s war ~* - {a i€ th a »w treatment Neither Tie a - ii¥ve . = Tictoriou been so. matter where ocr cupa- occupa near ae * > . it you ‘oe Seer. y security whi or what yrour id ’ h may bDe—wWe are as } as your ma!!l box. and p:.4¢a, you lulek . vf Let Us Send Youa Tah. b Fi a ackage Absolutely 2 a short time you Just Send Us Your / ae ined the ranks of (Jam @mMMrGg Es and Name on the Ce : usands who write us that See ae . aa na a eel themselves be per- ee This method of treating " ntly cured. ae INSIDE ee OU DE not e We want you to ineatthines sine ean a : fo end war that the Page Math > +t > nsufe peace.” wel prerExt given a thorough test. We : never know when last WArishasr t+ ts the ONE below a letter recetved tralt fought or . ~*~ Es = , . Lae patiert who suffered from 3t the “statesmer wil! : aoe ay wt ae wai 4 for 25 years before trying © sure to see that we are not iI]le : 7s es eG: : Baer ess method of treatment ate tales security." Ie’ Money Can Not Buy seria, ote BIO recemme . Many Pleasures for the the PER ae of Man or Woman Suffer- weneaee ¢ ing from Piles. There are times when the Certain Relief Af. forded by the PAGE PILE TREATMEN Is Worth All the Money in a Bank. Something Wonderful Had Both Protrading and Bleeding Piles for Six Years or R P Co. Ma tok BI ine Pi age €o. rshali,. Mick. oa! >? ce - - _f as pig “Your Pile Tablets are surely won- | >: te of the Pil Sa eg Mr. E. R. Page, Marshall, Mich 4erts: | - le y rk. R. Page, Leu.. sc erful. I was weil satisfied with TY - ip-_F ' ? Si To i? * " Dear Si: + am ous =~ ow ". ing piles, off and on, for bro ther had some medicine has helped me and the last souldn’t get an; 2 he let me use ![t rT - m ev - ~ - ++ + pac maa 5 +3 cured m e i hay . until I read vour a to seng for any. two months without any medicin® p.5e- The sample n ae cured me of — lea. and bave done a lot of hard. work me—I haven't bee . +, something wonde : eince. It is a wonderful! remedy “ eet | . When I sent for the first | coafito the limi i was not able to be on iffered terrib’ v Te a> 33 . a + me 2 1 .9 o> _~ > 8 - #7) more— to cee_r ne peace. om cage 9 Whether waging wag,’ oP preparing to : wt! has been from all eA “~ Tw har > reace =e _ .* _ =) A + in? snto te hye ye peed he this method Se -_ SSn8 ha ~~ ~ os > © ; sé gy cp ft anyone persuade you ite submit to an operation until you have at least given this in- ternal method «a trial and a chance to cure you. A few dayw delay will not make your case much harder fer the surgeon, and you may snot need him at all WHY INCREASED COAL COST (From the Panther Creek News Labor.) Despite the supposition that the bulk of the coal now being put on | the market ts the output of culm banks, the price has been raised at. Pottsville chutes. When the sus- pension started pea coal sold there at $7.23 a ton, today’s price was te Don’t put off the matter 4 sending the coupon, for & be much better to have. ‘sure relief right at hand | next time your Piles bother than to hunt around fer @& address and then walt te = three days for the packag® * reach you. So send your and address NOW, te B. Page Co. T33L Page Marshall. Mich. SPECAL TERMS FOR THIS SALE i *10 PER MONTH Start Regular Payments December Ist. met risk ome cent. We will Trade in your present liane, this wenderful Pilayer-Pianec phonograph or ether re in- FREE strument at fall Cash ¥ alue dur- TRIAL withees @me cent dewn. ime this sale as the Grst payment. FREE 30 Days in Your TRIAL Own Home Write fer SPECIAL BARGAIN BUL- Out-of- f-Town Customers ee i Piames amywhere tn U. S. Direct fro ’ TRIAL. NO MONEY DOWN. EASY — A eects Chicage, on FREE be AN: Starck Piano Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and sm ner LA" & Olive Sts. tes from the time the | W8s originally filed « until ) Peached its destination. and ee had been filed. and the : come back and had p @tived tn Hartford. , This winter we had t on the market from troubled the country now. as ® mines are yet in fit con- dition to be safely mined, as a re- 5>f dirt banks are being run | Ve ee & 2 =_™ , ugh breakers and the washeries a pu of so our thi havehe Iped mea oe . ° wer hasa very Wo sure is T ain thank Your remedy Lakefteld. - was the pro- RR. 3. and bleeding Piles together _ Bernardino. Coupon for Free nel Pac 2 = —— = J « truding The coal companies during the! At night I could not rest “and I had ‘ a PPP LL LLL etait suspension, in an effort to gain «yvm./| &'*en up to have an operation: but | “eta with the publ aie yest read of this remedy and so I gave it BE R. Page —* Marshall, Mich E. R Page Co. patny with ubiic, said that coal a trial, It has saved me from a ict Dear Sitr:—Mrs. Vincent 4 7 | m 4 : nt can’t (33L. Page Bild Marshal! Player P; prices were too should be/ of suffertng and also many dollars. thank you enough, for you have ” — = * ‘ A Sl ; o¢ * a z * i , r ee . high cost of labor! page Prie Method. I am giad there Without any cost or obligation on my part, please send men total S | yeu for the sample. hg on m a and we sent over the t in America with some high and red iced. - 40 years. [I am giad we saw your ad and got the medicine. for it is a sure cure when i[{t will cure a case like my wife +4 2. VINCE. cant say enough to praise the the very medicine to cure Piles. rs. Vindens has had bleedin piles for was biamed by them for the high its a semedy for piles as - do not 4 . pac of ur Co rea : kage mbinati t price of coal, but now that labor its —_- | ang <a, “4g r sis eee eee 3 P am feelin me an a ound eut once more back on the job, and snout your wonderfu! medicine. Will without any Increase, they come out always pessqmené it. an@ make another raise in the price ours “Rta bon ea MRS. NINA N ,of their black diamonds The m- | Bex 133, Sparta, = ‘Bewngt [ a44ress em se e+ @eeee eee eevee eee eeeeee eee eee eeeeeeeee * eee er ec * @eeeeeeeeeceeecee Ce eeee ee ees eee e ee ee eee (4149 Drake st. ‘Madison, Wi Btate.. “2@e8ee oat ‘ee eee eeeeeer 'eoe ee eee eee ee ee

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xa" I : ; Sm | 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' Happens : | Radio Question s Answered | Q. What size and kind of wire; when you transmit the evening pro- is the best to use in making a loose- | grams on 400 meters, but your daily | coupler? L. M. R. reports on 485 meters come in fine. | A. No. 20 or 22 on the primary, | How can I remedy this? ee gard to charging admission for radio concerts. | S : — City Circulation of the se POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately | RA DI O—For the Amateur and expert and No. 24 or 26, either silk or cot- w LISTENERS AND The Aerial: Different Post-Dispatch Radio Station K S D i AMATEURS RIGHTS Typ es an d How They iio P rogram for Week of eee 16 |ton covered will give good results. SS ee Should Be Cons tructed : Daily Schedule: Monday, October 16 is wound, “brush ‘warm paraffine medal Of A. K. K. 1b. UTBes —_ | Recital of compositions by Lil- over it and put in a medium warm Eo. ion, and Suggests No : : | * Co-operat 8& Second in a Series of Articles for Amateurs Who | At 9:40, 10:40, 11:40, | Tuesday, October 17 lian Craig Coffman, St. Louts oven for 10 minutes until it. becomes composer, Ursie Capen, soprano, impregnated. Smal tubes 1% and 2 Transmission During Period . of Broadcasts. Put in Their Own. Stations. ! T2240, 1°40, 2°40, 4-00 Joint Piano and Song Recital | by Mrs. C. L. Jeffries, Ppianiste sage a ii ate inches in diameter as a primary and ; ‘ 'secondary of a vario-coupler will . and Mrs. Pauline Jam | Broadcasting | of the opening contralto. es Dean, prices, midsession and closing 'not be as efficient as larger ones 3 and 3% inches, because their capac- quotations of the St. Louis grain market, live stock quotations, ity is too small. However, if you wish to try the smaller size, we rec- ommend bank winding. supplied by Market Bureau Serv- ice, U. 8. Dept. of Agriculture; Liverpool and New York Cotton market; New York stocks, bonds | Scotia, which picked up the fechice| W2ether as good results are obtained and money market; poultry and as the flat top affords. U. S. official weather reports oscillations being sent o ai ; | - a xd ut from the) and forecast, and news bulletins, Concerts and code signals may be. crude apparatu side | , : PP S$ on the other side | heard almost any time’ without an of the Atlantic. }antenna connection where the recej>-- | The fundamental purpose of the! ing set is located within twv or aerial of a receiving station is to ub- three miles of a powerful transmit-| sorb a part of the energy radiute1| ting station. In this case the wire in| by the distant transmitter. In the! the set itself serves as the antenna, case of sending apparatus, the wires | but this has only been accomplished | serve to radiate energy in the forra | ; by the use of one or more crystals, | of electro-magnetic waves. _and not a crystal detector. | Since the feeble currents of the'| Bed springs, gutterings, tin roofs, | racio waves are of a high-frequency | window screens, wire fences and nature, they travel only on the sur-! what not have al! been tried out and face of the wire, and therefore the|served their pufpose as antennae to find things rather crowded for greater the surface presented, the) with a greater or less degree of sat- | ourselves ria te that there better the grip which is obtained | isfaction, according to the patience’ he was vowdes ‘because there were on the ether. For this reason|of the experimenter, the apparatus | There were and still are but relative- stranded wire is often emplcye', | used and the circuit employed. ‘ly few commercial stations, han- and greater efficiency is the result. Even the electric light socket has| dling message traffic, so that in the, |of energy. eet | : al : 4... {a single coil having 18 taps. Will |} , : | ‘this antenna function with a vacuum | | tube detector, or will I have to erect | | | . 9? WEL WORTH UEEDINC lone outdoors? Will this bedspring | “Music T ested _ é “Stranded” wire is simply a num- | been drafted by the radio enthusiast,| average town the whole radio air | ber of small (usually bare) copper|and made to function as an aeria}| belonged to the amateur. But even | aerial work this winter with the . ° Myriad Point Crystal or phosphor-bronze wires twisted; through the medium of a plug which Tips for Amateurs Which Were house closed up? J: ms Di A. A vacuum tube detector con- Louder than Galena. Guar- anteed sensitive. Every he was crowded, because here were) tightly together. More surface is/is attached in place of an electric) hundreds of stations trying to work Learned in the School of then presented than would otherwise’ bulb. It is nothing mor r less thz | : : ree _— ow ¢ ; ; ge P That means that only half of each. 2 . stations in the same viciinty, and means the experimented and thejthe one object in view—iv obtain a detector, and even when using a re- skilled operator. grip on the ether. They are: |generative circuit, three vacuum Radio dealer—ask him about the : late igs carrying on the actio at no long-distance work was attempt- » . ~~ ¢ action tha Amateur radio started in this 1. “Flat-top”’ or inverted “L.”’ 'tubes are necessary for good results. Porter Fired Detector Right away it will end your : is required of the whole plate, with | Strictions on amateurs with sending ed, because a powerful station would | » country-about the time the first news 2. “T’’ aerial. |The energy picked up by this type of of Marconi’s early experiments . Single wire. aerial is insufficient to operate a Radio Blues. It insures clear- | toned connections at all times drown out the emali one and éven | the result that they are overheated loading coil suitable for use with any | irow ) ° 12 an v | and oft cle. | receiving atus. | the small one would drown out the : en buckle : ith a tedtaiater cores reached this side of the ocean. We . “Squirrel-cage” loud speaker without several stages| ean find several dozen men who have . “Umbrella.” of radio-frequency, backed up by two! — +. . - a SEYLER EM, EN RTS MATAR LE I OR | A battery should never be allowed 'to reach 100 degrees Fahrenheit. A quick application of ammonia |! or baking soda solution will neutral- Q. What are circulars No. 120 and 421, referred to in previous is- | sues of the Post-Dispatch? A. They are bulletins, issued by) the Bureau of Standards in Wash- | ington, D. C., and may be obtained for 5 cents each. Circular 120 gives complete directions for making a/§ Simple crystal receiving set at small | cost. No. 121 furnishes the con- “ _ a a —— . iw. ” ee het ~ ’ ~ en = ss . a iy ion - * ‘ Ae « “ — ee *- « - : : pies oR era petedtonall ~ an - ne ; . - & ase eo thon ae CP cite . . ts : ‘ Mises 7 - ~~ ~_ “ <ve Gate -" eee ‘ — twa stant a Ase | des if — cadanull . som acreniiatiiater itt: tt Atay ES LE ET ET TT a a I ER TL I I a AS SOS a te ag anata te tanaanactnas: emai ah AM aA al a ~~ rf val amos wee — of radio- | another Stores Everywhere. BED CoO. - Chicago or “cage.” lis evening service. RETISEMENT. oe - - Q. I cannot tune in vour station RADIOGRAMS re- | justment for you to make. Ph nsin ~~ | Every PORTER FIXED * distilled water so that the plates are | : there no way of placing re- DETECTOR is given a re a pity Oe ae Papel always covered about one-quarter of |strictions on aamteurs with sending | two-station Concert Test BES niionee 9 the evening ‘tne lonnt nek ean an inch® Only distilled water! sets as they interfere with broadcast and carries our UNQUAL- Te - ’ i + + _ a early days radio had not yet reached . “Freak” aerials—bed springs, A five-tube set consisting of two; cease and the long-distance work | ear “eA ne en nina te ne Reragrnaet Pte ae pate ee an | ‘quae the dignity of a science or art, andj wire fences, etc. radio-frequency amplifiers, a detec-| would start. | See lee Pi “ pt ages | A. We know of no way of restrict- | Universal Radio Co., | . ST. Louis. mats experimenters were free to attempt 8. Electric light socket. tor and two stages of audio-frequency,| This scheme worked beautifully| jie. of the ciated pet at ae ©\ ing amateur operators to prevent | 112 North Ninth Street, Mu-Raq distributors, also dealers anything their fancy dictated if their 9. Loop. along with the necessary condensers itn the days when there were only gize properly § not ener- | their interfering with broadcast re- | me Louis. Mo. in standard Radic Sets and Parts. purse could afford it. 10. Kite. |and tuning coils, makes an ideal set amateurs, and although now It is) | ception, when they are on 200 met- maid Cunees Given geemes Sean By 1912 so much progress had 11. Underground. |for use with a loop. Naturally, such, ancient history in most of the towns | "A -loose-co | Deen made and radio had come into| Each will be taken up in their re-|' equipment is somewhat more ex- of the land, I cite it to show you) tuntue eeti upler is better than va, such extended use that a regulating | Spective order and their use de- pensive than the simple audio-fre-| that the amateur world has always Each step of amplification law was necessary, and radio law | scribed further on. quency amplifier, but the results ob- regarded co-operation as the logical quires another tube known as the act of Aug. 13, 1912, For transmission, it seems that no tained more than'compensate forthe solution of its difficulties. Sound waves travel at the rate of | Was passed by Congress. It is still| improvement can be made on the additional expense. ‘Then came the broadcasting, that 1100 feet a second. | ts, Salves, ent, be and there are today over 15,000 in effect, and although outgrown in some particulars, it is the basis on which radio is regulated today. One of the classes of stations provided for in this 1912 law is the amateur, li- censed amateur transmitting sta- tions. Radio Amateurs—and the War. I imagine that most of you have little idea of what amateurs do and just how they justify their existence. megive you a few examples. By 1916 the league had a network of relaying stations covering most of employed @ spreader. | “flat top’’ or inverted “L,”’ the type The greatest advantages in the use at Radio Central, Long ofa loop aerial are: (1) It can be Island), and consists of two or more used during storms or thundershow- wires suspended parallel to the ers without any possibility of harin ground, and held apart by means of and with static reduced almost to the ifrreducible minimum, so far as racio reception is concerned; (2) It is also, highly selective, due to the additional steps of amplification and the fact thet it may be turned on its axi3. When the plane of the loop aerial +3 turned in the direction of the broai- Reece af casting station, its signals will be receiving, one wire is equally as eifl-|) 4.4 almost to the exclusion of 27! cient as two, three, or even more,| thors. If the lead-in is connected to the center of the flat-top antenna, it is what is known as a “T”’ aerial, and its natural period is little more than one-half that of the inverted “‘L.”’ Where the aerial is only used for ‘thousands of people. ‘doubt that the interest of by far the | terruptions are the rule big force which has brought home the possibilities of radio to countless I have no majority of my readers dates back less than one year. Many of you got into the game thinking that concerts were the only thing for which radio was used. Possibly you were surprised and annoyed to find that there were strange foreign noises of many different sorts which interfered with your reception. In deed there are and, in fact, such in- in radio rather than the exception. be Although copper wire has turned A radio set may act very differ- ently on different days under dif- ferent conditions. The antenna should be well insu- lated by porcelain, electrose or hard rubber insulators. An ether wave transmitted from a radio set could reach the moon in | about one and a quarter seconds. The less efficient the aerial] is the more expensive and complicated the receiving apparatus must be. ‘black from the weather. the effi- clency of the wire will not be af-. | fected. The League of Women Voters in| Virginia is using radio to broadcast | a course in citizenship. The radio call letters of the De- troit Police Department are KOP,. | | of the Shipping Board vessel West . Grande KEG. |Gotomska WET and of the Rio The Musical Publishers’ Associa- tion of America has issued a warn- ‘ing to more than 400 broadcasting 'stations forbidding the sending of copyrighted music. Born deaf, Morris Keyser, 27 S illustrated—complete Crystal ESE Receiving ' Set. You need no extras. Wonderful results in 25 to 80 mile radius. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Con- provided it is from 80 to 120 feet) An efficient loop can be’ made by long. Where this length of span 1s Vinging about 15 turns of No. 22) not available, three, four or flv@) oi or enamel-covered wire around | wires ought te be used, and for send-| , ¢4me a foot square or more. The! my life heard a broadcast program ing, at least*four or more, with &| niet point to remember in construc-| free of interruption or even approx- spacing of not less than two feet, @re +i, is that no metal can be used in| imately so. It’s part of the game. necessary. , either the frame or its supports, since} It applies to all kinds of radio work. The item of insulation plays anim-| distortion of the received signals There's static, or the signals fade, or portant part in the results obtained | would be the result. It should be ar- | several broadcasting stations are try- with a sending set, and the type of ranged so that it can be swung at. ing to work on the same wave, or the insulator made of a molded composi- least 180 degrees, either by suspend-| oseillating receivers of other listen- | tion is tecommended. However, ers come whistling in as their oper- | ing from the celling, or on a perpen- | where only receiving is to be done,| dicular piece of wood, such as a/| ators frantically fish for signals, oF | porcelain cleats will serve satisfac-| broom handle.* One ingenious ama-/ a ship or commercial! station rolls in, | torily. The glazed kind are best be-| teur mounted his on a door, and was, or an arc-light in the neighborhood cause they shed water, and therefore, goes on the blink, or the B. batteries Troubles in Broadcasting. _—_ | _ No. 14 bare copper wire is con-| oars oll, Of | RIAGG Dee ee ital , |sidered ve ‘| 3 To tell the truth, I have never in| sid Fy good for wiring pre ' broadcast over the radio from the | poses, but tinned hard-drawn cop- | per wire covered with cambric tub- Wanamaker department store of Ground Wire (15 ft.)..... SSOCeseseneteoes that city. Tie-Back Wire (20 Ee.pccccccesseseoseseceos oT as spaghetti” tubing, The City Council of Cleveland, O., 2 Insulators Athseton riage ail: recently passed an ordinance requir- poe Ra « Maat pega et ae ing licensing and inspection of all Gages Waetie «0 on cvehedes ésetbadceeamas radio stations in that city, profes- Actual value sional as well as amateur. Radlo Our Specia enthusiasts must pay a license fee of Mail Orders Filled—Postage 50c Extra 50 cents, both for sending and re- Co.ine. celving. aol The big army Mmousine used by se Gen. Pershing is equipped with 2 wireless receiving set. His son, War- ren, and an army Sergeant installed sists of: Handsomely Finished Tuner ....~« Murdock 2000-ohm Phones......-..- Phosphor-Bronze Antenna Wire (150 Actual Valve $30.00 Statement e ay to treat Piles and weeks to annoy and ling them with the ® treatment includes tell you frankly and ve but temporary re- from the Page Pile : Jet and you will enjoy * for the Cure of of a Century and 18 he Oure of cases that ' the country and the operators be- y came highly skilled in handling tra‘- ® fic and operating their equipment. § When March of the next year rolled around and Uncle Sam jumped into the war we amateurs were able to bring into the service of our country many thousands of skilled radio men Who were qualified operators, pos- _ Mased of the knowledge necessary to instruct others. _ The backbone of the army and ‘Savy radio services during the war, Of course, was the amateur. This contribution to the fighting forces - Was of incalculable value, as it costs Soldering. When making up a soldered joint ‘there are four points to be remem- bered: 1. The surfaces of the pa;sts that are being joined should be! cleaned and polished. 2. The sur-| faces should be treated with a solder- | ing flux. 3. The temperature of the. soldering iron should be kept at the 1110 OLIVE quite proud of the results obtained... On camping trips kites have been get noisy, or somebody starts up. end You a Trial Absolutely Free. Us Your Address 2 on the Coupon thod of treating Piles, NSIDE instead of the fe not a new idea or that has not been. norough test. We quote etter received from & ho suffered from Piles ® before trying our % treatment. BIG recommenéation ethod of treatment is MANENCY of the erived. but off the matter of he coupon, for it will this better to have right at hand the your Piles bother you hunt around for our nd then wait two or for the package to So send your namé NOW, to E. Rh. 733L Page Bids. Mich. I will advertise it a* ul remedy. Yours Truly, LOUISE ZISHKA. of Package ease send me a trial MP cceweeere eee ewese® . messages, from time to time we vel are of money to train an ope.ator the class you get after trying to instruct a plumber or a paper harg- @ for three months is nothing to ‘rag about. Amateur radio justified right there, and others of the alles who watched the United States’ - Et a ¢ + € Service with envious eyes dur- the war have profited by the “ample of our country and have oh given their amateurs greater a We amateurs with our home-made oom hing equipments have pulled * quite a few stunts which have ‘Miracted attention. In addition to bat ny ehtly relaying of thousands of tried for records. Last year & transcontinental’ test iu? by the league, the purpose be- SS to determine just how rapidly a ‘ could be transmitted from the headquarters, to the Coast and an answer -e- It took just six and one-half es from the time the messag? riginally filed © until it had “ed its destination, and an a. been filed, and the avswer Come back and had been re- res Hartford. Segue we had trangmis- tf ith British amateut® to ; Our signals could be heard t the ocean. It was a big af- ene no WE sent over the best ama- ‘@ America with some of ur “uipment, to help the British- dozen of our stations &cross the Atlantic, and time we have had reports | ce, Holland, Germany, Al- all over South America. aA re a % oa ‘and Rawat Heard on Atlantic Ccast. amateurs in Hawali ag been heard as far East as a Coast, and right now get any member of the A. render more efficient service under : ” all conditions, and last longer. | used for supporting the antenna b} substituting wire for the ordinary ips the “‘squirrel cage,”’ | 2 Tagsaltes ng = gee aa tt employed | string, and excellent results were ob- for the reason that should any, Or) tained. even all but one of the strands be, broken by an enemy shell, it cannot | become grounded by one or more of the severed wires dropping and touching the iron part of the vessel. | To prevent this hoops are used every | few feet which also tend to separate | the wires’and keep the cage circular. | “Umbrella” aerials. (so-called be- | cause of their resemblance to an in-| , j almost univer- | eee eee che tienl Corps not | impossible to predict what develop- Tesniion SS ade more efticient, but; ments the future will bring forth. | because of the ease and speed with; 1 closing it may not be amiss ‘to which they couJd be erected—requir- mention Major-General George 0., Squier’s “wired wireless,”’ which is a} ole, and this , ~~ ta ecctions for conven-| ®¥5tem of guiding radio currents by, means of a wire. The currents travel | fence. through the air, but are guided by a/! While dransatlantic experiments) wire. The great advantage being that | were being conducted the “fan” type the messages are not “broadcasted” of antenna was developd. It consist-| but go to the one desired point. Ob- | ed of about 50 wires spaced a foot! viously enough, this necessitates a apart suspended from one wire, wire but its one great advantage is which was stretched between two that probably as many as 5& mes-| towers. The strands were twisted to-| sages can be sent along this one wire gether just before entering the sta- ' simultaneously when a few addition-| tion and the aerial took its name a! improvements have been made. aa familiar to all of the older radio en-| thusiasts, began experiments in 1908 | |and in 1916 the first successful long-| distance underground reception was. effected. That is, just what the namo implies—the aerial was underground —simply an insulated wire several thousand feet long, buried at a depth | of three feet. Since then improve- ments have been made, and it ?s R. R. L. to take a free messago for|some unavoidable friction would | you to Honolulu and it will get there, | take place with other interests, Per- | as not the slightest difficulty is ex-' haps you have wondered what all | perienced in working from the Cali-,| these telegraphing da-de-la signals) fornian coast to Hawaiian amatcurs.| were and, not understanding them, | Just’ last week traffic was opened | have resented the interference they | up between our South Atlantic Coast have caused to your concert recep- EPs da Ee Rogers, whose name is, and the island of Porto Rico, a Jump tion. It.is my hope that in giving of about 1600 miles, and free mes- sages for that island are accepted you a glimpse into what these ama- | teurs are doling, you will see that they are advancing the art and ac- by any of our member stations. We get our fun out of handling the mes- | complishing things. In 1919, after the war was over, the amateurs increased in number because of the thousands of men sages. Now it is only natural that with all this amateur activity going on, some kind of electrical machinery in the neighborhood, or perhaps the signals of a nearby amateur force in. 'if too close—always there is some- thing. Now there isn’t much I can tell you about most of these interrup- tions, but I can tell you about the amateur, and because he !{s a person right in your midst I think you will agree with me that you should know more about him. The amateur is Government to. transmit, licensed by our because our Government regards him as a'| great big national asset. ter is that there is not a thing on earth to prevent an amateur from transmitting all evening if he wants to, regardless of what happens to broadcast reception in his vicinity. But the amateurs do not want to. and under the leadership of of co-operation in the present sit- uation as hey did when first they began to crowd one another. That spirit of co-operation is ap- plicable to the present situation for | it is very much the same thing—wo have two classes of people with equal rights, and both having to use the same same ether. The novice listener wants to hear his concerts and the amateur has his important work to do, as I have fust sketched | result, The conflicts it? to you. When what's to be done about air in the early evening hours. What the League Recommends. Broadcasting is esentially a short- range proposition, occuring in the early evening hours when thousands of people participate. The has governed its own affairs on the The hard, | | cold, unvarnished truth of the mat- the | league are showing that same spirit | most of the broadcasts take place. | This voluntary quiet period on the Jeague believes that ft has the @N-| part of the licensed amateurs wi!l sewer and that is to advocate quiet! ayoia any chance right heat. 4. The metal parts should be heated with the iron ani) just enough solder applied to cover) 'the parts neatly. | | Receivers Easily Ruined. | Hang up the receivers when not in | use. They will retain their sensitiy- ‘ity longer than by being knocked ‘about on the floor. Constant jars will reduce the effectiveness of the. permanent magnets In the receivers. | | When Stringing Wires. | While the practice of radio is per- | fectly safe, the rules for amateurs) for keeping away from light arn) power wires cannot be made too Iim- pressive. Accidents and deailis caused by the careless or heedless stringing of wire are being reported. Danger is only present in outside agencies, and then only through the ignorance of first principles. Follow carefully, the rules for installing a | set. policy of the greatest good to the) greatest number, and as good Amer- | | ican citizens we must all subscribe to | |that policy. The A. R. R. L. is rec- /'ommending to its members that in congested communities where there are numerous broadcast listeners, amateur transmission should cease during the hours from 7 to 10 or 10:30 p. m. This is the time when | of interference shortened. whatsoever, a the radio aparatus and the aerial, which runs around the top of the car. The latest radio sets to be in- stalled in submarines of the United States navy will be capable of send- ing messages up to a radius of 3800 miles in the daytime and much far-. ther at night. These new radie sets are of the latest type of vacuum- tube apparatus. Because a piece of shrapnel em- bedded in the neck of Judge R. 8S. Marx, a veteran of the World War, | o: Cincinnat!, O., interfered with his | use of radio, he underwent an oper- | ation for the removal of the jagged piece of metal. headpiece of the radio set had caused sufficient movement of the metal to irritate the tissue around it, dangerously near the mastoid giands in his neck. The Vacuum Tube. Every precaution should be taken for the care of the vacuum tube. The magnet in the) | | | This is the most expensive instru- | ment in a radio receiver, and !s con- sidered the most fragile. The most important part of the tube is the filament. The more the current is turned on the brighter the filament glows, and the life of the tube is To increase the bril- liancy of the er is of no value is merely burning up the filament. and current from tha battery. A Suggestion. | THE MISSOURI Jr. RADIO RECEIVING SET The Little Giant of the Radle orld MISSOURI Including Head Phones, Detector Tube apd B Battery. RADIO CORP. The Newest Cirouit It Gets the Distance At a Price of $45.00 2615 Washington Avenue. Bomont 8200 We Have Some Open Territory fer Dealers. “Marvel” Radio Receiving Set Complete, Regular Price, $20, Special Price Now, 1.425 to gtve information and demonstrations te trom FULL from their transmitters, and at 19) Unpainted wood is recommended | or 10:30, when they open up for for the construction of a receiving traffic, we hope everyone will feel | set. Most paints contain carbon or It} lead and tend to short circuit the that he has had a square deal. is expected that arrangements for | delicate current received. The box Louls within a few weeks. a league this plan will be completed in St.| may be covered with good clear var- nish, aa . en rs EDR TERM AR IS tiers oo 4 8 A SNH TRON RE AO OE PN ies

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MeQuay-Norris Mfg. interesting way nnd supply dealers starve largely, he said, method, went at some length. advantage to well sociattons mended the Dealers’ the dress. ADDRESS ACCESSORY MEN Tire dealers and batterv dealers spécial guests of the Motor Trade Association at the the Claridge Hotel, Oct. 10. | Frampton, president of the’! Motor Car Co. accessory | meeting why his 1922. Week ending Oct. 14, ST. LOUIS COUNTY. Iemay Ferry — Closed. ee told the Ferry. -amec River. | Telegraph—Good. Gravois—Open to into the business of L. A. Safford, vice presid@nt of the Co., told in an! , why some accesosry Affton. to Watson to Fenton because of the wrong business into the details of which ‘.¢ | Closed road. Its to Watson road. | Watson’ Denny Wayne Hearne told of the great road to any industry. which organizations or as- would bring and com- | practice of the Accessory Association. A program of entertainment preceded the ad-| | Solomons olom«¢ Hill to Grover conducted From Solomon's cs road, W hich to QO}: | State weather travel to Eureka. and E Hill Detour | ‘Telegraph to Baumgartner to Lemay | Closed Open from Mehlville to Mer- road. Cl lused | . 1. Det Jenny ‘from Affton to Fenton. Detour Denny Manchester—Open from city lim- | frum | Open | from Denny to Barrett's Station ro: 1d. | dirt, but oiled through the various towns. The road is also oiled from Ellisville affords al! Betwee} llisville sever: , the v For Ford ‘“World’s Best Buy” 4-Passenger Coupe De Luxe Sie Cars oor e= — ba andl ab Fay bi Tia chat ytyeresPvnn ith teste: . > = $299 F. O.-B. St. Louis—Easy Terms Old Body Taken in Trade 7 Coupe De Luxe Body Co. 3040 Locust Street This Body on Exhibition Day and Night cally entire distance. _ test The Battery with Cali- fornia Redwood Insu- General Iron Clad Guarantee Storage | Bajtery lation--the best-known resistant to acid. Dealing With the Factory When you buy a GENERAL battery from a service station you have a twofold advantage: 1—Your GENERAL batterv is de- ®---If you have to take advantage livered to you fresh from the fac- of our tronclad guarantee (uot tory right nee te St. Tovis It an adjustment guarantee), you get immediate aetion. Your serv- has not eaten up sevéral months ice station man brings the bat of the service you pay for lying téry direct to the factory. You are on the dealer’s shelf. dealing with home folks. The GENERAL battery has been manufactured in St. Lowis since 1912. Get our latest prices for the proper size for your automobile from our factory station at 2005 Locust Street or any of the following GENERAL battery service stations in St. Louis: SQUARE DEAL BATTERY GENERAL battery CO., Warne and Florissant Av. VOLZ BATTERY SERVICE CO., Gravois and Spring Av. PARK SERVICE CoO., Park and Nebraska. SOUTHERN ELEC. BATTERY CO., California, North of Shenandoah. EASTON-TAYLOR BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO., 4527 Easton Av. SUPERIOR BATTERY SERVICE CO., Prairie and Easton. Drive in at 2&5 Locust street and let us test your battery free with our FACTORY RHEOSTAT. It tells whether the wiring in your car or the battery is at fault. General Storage Battery Co. 2005 LOCUST STREET, ST. LOUIS RETAIL PRICE, 30c Ea. Use Full Sets “APEX” INNERINGS INSIDE PISTON RINGS Piston Slaps Car Owners—Ask Your Dealer No Need for Reboring or New Pistons Used in Hundreds of Thousands of All Makes of Cars Genuine Apex Inner Rings are today stopping oil pumping ana piston slaps and regaining lost power and compression in hundreds of thou- sands of al] makes of motor cars. They are the only such device fully covered By U. 8. patents and absolutely guaranteed to perform these functions when properly installed, one under each regular piston ring. Hundreds of local dealers and car distributors accepting their use. Dealers—Your Jobber Stocks Apex Innerings RAMSEY ACCESSORIES MFG. CORP. 9a) BH. BROADWAY ST. LOUIS, MO. 4 give efteht-hour n of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat a! and th e Times Combined. * rte Fe “ $ ‘ SUNDAY, OCTOBER tee0 i bridges under construct ' detours. , ~ | Clayton—Hard surface; BOC . ? Olive Street—Open to Rallas road. from Ballas Detour ‘Mason road. St. Charles—Concrete; Natural Bridge—Good, the way. Florissant— way. Halls Ferry—Hard; good. Riverview Drive—Har d; Big Bend—Hard; far. North and South—Falr. Price—-Good. Denny—-Good. Kehrs Mill—Good. Eatherton—l'ai: ILLINOIS ROADS. Belleville—State street open vay: concrete and brick. Collinsville-—"‘National Old good. Alton—Brick: good. Fdwardsville—-— Via from Mitchell, concrete, Collinsville to Edwardsville ders and concrete; fair. MAIN HIGHWAYS. Good rest of Ww ay. good. Good; open all good. all Trail” -——Concrete; Granite good. To Chicago—“National Old Trail” | then north to Dixie hard road To Chicago via Peoria—Concrete some of the arlinville. Old to Marshall, Highway; good; and through detour at C Citv—-‘National Springfield eood, except towns; 8&-mile To Kansas Trail’ aassable, but rough. Dumond PUBLIC TEST OF JEWETT City i —Cin- | practi- | and Capital-Midland Highwuy | | town SPECIAL BUICK TOWN The Vesper-Buick Auto CAR NOW ON DISPLAY, Co. has just received a shipment of special cars, mounted on the 1923 |Buick six-cylinder chassis, and has road to Mason | Rallas to Conway to | open all) the | TO BE HELD THIS WEEK jal public demonstrating test of the Jewett six on Calvary Hill, O’Fallon Park and on the ‘ill be held Tuesday and Wednes- morning by the Newell Motor C45. for the Jewett cars, and their city dealers. will consist Hill in high standing ang run- with two or more passen ration test in high ge from standing start to 25 miles hour, and shifting from first to se ond into high gear. Slow in high gear from standing start and shifting from first to second into high gear. Miscelleaneous hill climb- ing for slow speed and acceleration fl sasoline mileage test on one- gallon of gasoline. Wednesday the test wiil high gear hill climb from standing start from the Levee to et, the rear wheels to be into the river before ascen.i- zrade A spec stributers Paige lav morning’s test ing ‘Calvary ‘from both a ar pe r speed con- ing backed r the Cash prizes will be Newell Motor Car Co. to the of the various tests. The ants will be employes of the Slotor Car Co. and from the ing Paige and Jewett city dealers: Ward-Groff Motor Corporation, Notor Co., Fuerst-Walsh Co., Manor Sales Co., Car Co. Yahlem Motor Car Co. Mark White Co. and the Simon-Low- ry Motor Car Co. awarded by the contest- Newell Motor Car Brownie Ni’ QUAY-NORRIS TO HOLD ANNUAL CONFERENCE The annua! sales conference of MeQuay-Norris Manufacturing Cooper street and Southwest av- érue will be held during the coming week in a tent erected in the rear of the factory. The McQuay-Norris company man- ufactures piston rings, pistons and pins. The latter two lines were as- sumed by the company last January with the absorption of the Wain- wright Engineering Corporation of Connersville, Indiana, which has fince been organized into the Me- the Co. ’ Levee | winners | follows | Mill | Motor | Quay-Norris Manufacturing Company of Indiana, Ine The program for the conference includes the assembling of all of the field representatives and branch rranagers together with executives of the McQuay-Norris Manufacturing Cempany of Canada, Ltd., rersville. Monday (Oct. 16) to spect the piston and pin plant. in- at Con-| The) party will return to St. Louis Monday) night. The conference will begin here Tuesdav morning and last the remainder of the week. LEE CONFERS WITH ILLINOIS OFFICIALS the Board of Di- Louis Automobile By direction of rectors of the St. Dealers’ ert E. with the Attorney-General of Illinois and with the Highwav Commissioner of Illinois at Sprinefield, where a ruling was given by the two as to the proper method of measur- ing the width of a tire on a truck. This decision was asked in Association, Secretary Rob- | Lee held a conference Monday | latter | order | to clear up a strange situation now | existing in Fast St. Loutls. Mr. Lee then drove to Decatur, I11., where he was the speaker at the banquet of the automobile dealers, about 150 in number, from that dis- trict, which was held under the au- spices of the Decatur Dealers’ Association. a a EQUIPMENT SERVICE CO. Automobile | PURCHASES VESTA BRANCH | The Equipment merly located at have taken over the branch at 2681-33 Locust street and have moved their entire ment to that address, where they wil] handle the Vesta ba@ery in addition to Gabriel Snubbers carburetors. (. J. Kloske, ger for the Fred Supply Lee Henry manager. mer companies will be retained. Announcement is also made that the Constant Potential System Service Co., 2029 2 Locust street, Vesta factory Campbell Auto has been manager and will continue as service Coe... which will enable the company te | charging service with no charge for rental battery. } for- establish. | and Stromberg | i former sales mana- | The personal of both for- | | for | charging batteries is being installed ' i ion but good | the first of the lot on display at the Grand and Lindell showroom. | podies are custom-built and, in ‘dition to the special The ad- coach work, | there are many conveniences and re- 'finements, Bodies are painted dark blue, dark | ‘green and maroon, with upholstery to match. The metal fittings on doors, windows and accessories are either nickeled or _ silver-finished Dome and inside corner lights are controlled by inside tumbler switch, with step-light, which is worked au- tomatically with the opening and closing of the door. Large bellows- jare conv enilently placed ithe car, oncealing flaps, type pockets, with c in the sides they ao not in- of th where e body, rear seat Or terfere w either the the pret solaion chairs which disap- pear under the back of oo chauf- feur’s seat when not in us A mahogany case, on each side of provides space for mirror, memo book, card case and bill fold. electric elgar lighter and ash tray. Beneath the foot-rest is @ heater, | = } oO seen fe 8: 4 . a ELD 125 bon 4 ae i htae be -

Bet ' 4 cle “SWERT: AND CLEAN: > Oyioes! ° e- ’ Cleans | Painted | er MAKES. EVERYTHING - © ANTISEPTIGALLY : ae | which is turned on or off by a cor- The cars sell for $3075 , trol in the chauffeur’s compartment. ! St. Louis. v5 TIRES f8 SELL LE CUPPLES CORDS & ogg- THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL -@g 30x31/. Cupples Co:.!: D. T. skid tread; first; fully guar- anteed; while the; ~ Guaranteed by us and Cupples Co, of St. FABRIC SIZE CORDS 30x3 drive tread. .$8.30 2x3% rough s. &@... 13.50 31x4 rough clincher.......-- 13.50 82x4 rough s. 8 17.25 383x4 rough «6. s 18.50 84x4 rough s. s NEW FABRIC TIRES Well-Knowr Makes, Fully Guaranteed Louls. Cupples users must be MASSIVE OVER-SIZE oo Bix4 non-skid B. B..cceccceece 32x44 non-skid sa. Bee teeeatens 33x4 ncn-skid so gs6.. 34x4 non-skid s. a. 3°x4% non-skid « 6. wt tees! 33x4% non-skid #. a./...."" 34x4% non-skid gs. ©. . covesce 2OX4% non-akid @ G...es...5. OVERSIZE CORDS _ Carry our 8000-mile cuaventes, firate. fresh etock;: a real non-skid tread; absolutely sized. The greatést oy! of the Must be seen to be are compelled to with turer’s name on account low price. sexs ws i ee s.. eeeevneeeee 20x23 80x3% R2xXBM 31x4 Special Special Sperial .. ms 33x4 a? 4 Special Special “AJAX—Seconds _ 32x3% .32°x4 : 2! 2. "0 oe an dade 32x4 A ‘ > sed « Beg a3 e Fe ee wee Rtx4 .8., N.8.. 35x44 35x55 A real high-grade N. 20x34 N, ‘ ¥ 8 ay > p> . : **e*eee R2x3% N.S, . . 34) iS, & ».«+0csanee - 3Six4 N. 8, : We cannot mention the maker’s name on account of the low pries, TUBES FULLY GUARANTFEFD 1 VFAR, 29x3, 90c; 30x3%, OTHER SIZES SPECIAL PRICE. an GET OTR NEW REDUCED BRICKS ON GOODYEAR, UNITED &T MICHELIN AND KELLY TIRES. SEE US BEFORE =~ BUY S. Cord and TURES VULCANIZED FRE All mall orders mrat be accompanied by bank Uraft or money wees aave dele~ in shipping. ba UNIVERSAL TIRE CO. (inc.) 2830 Locust Free Citv Delivery. Mall and Phone Orders Filled. Boment 5381, Open Evenings—All Day Sanday. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Denters. Get Our Real Proposition. the POST-DISPATCH is the only ‘Bt. Louls evening BeWspaper givine Assoeiated Press news serviee - : ‘ i axed 7 ae Sa “ie : ¢ he EL ARs SAY “BAYER” when you buy Aspirin. > mere i earry our %000-mile cuarantes, | — ee ae ae . Ae Sf oh eee) t aes ee ee ot Rye et BRA ata - ie Ye Rise fi = ae ; iii a4 cg POH ec” a RR a & ° wy Insist!) 1 Mn = a "_ Unless you see the “Bayer Cross’ on tablets, you are not getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed physicians over 23 years and proved safe by millions Colds Toothache Neuralgia Headache Neuritis LLumbago Rheumatism. Sciatica Pain, Pain Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proper directions Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets——Also bottles of 24 and 100—D, Aspirin ; is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid a, “ % a a INDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1922. RD AND WILLS DENY RUMC Many rumors have been cu ng the past several months ening “the purchase of the nte Claire Company a epa;, the employment of Mr, Wills by Mr. Ford as general ction of the Ford +4 Lincoln plants. Some of these ave even gone 5s0 far manager hors h Meaicate that a deal had already sonsummated and that the Ippomeny was already financl Wills & Co. s Mr. Ford in a statement made : gek to the press, has positivel Meerted that there is no foundati 7 al 2 q@ Our faith in the mechanical dependabi Mitchell is expressed six months’ service cost, delivered to eve @ This means exactl yond thé expense of pairs, you need not maintenance of the during the first half ship. @ This, we realize, uarantee in auto t is made by us wi we are not overst sound business meth ’

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Y m 1932. The City Circulation of the Dailv POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40.000. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | 33 — * : SUNDA ‘6 DAY, 2 : | BER 15, 1999 oe Or $3075 delivereg gp —_——_—- Conn In and See This ' Four-Passenger Coupe Body for Fords | fact for* - ORL AND WILLS | Wille any of these rumors. Mr. dicating another business arrange- - DENY RUMORS) Me _ now also positively confirms! ment between Mr. Ford and myself reputation for honesty and fair deal ra _ “ir. Ford's statement. : ing with his customers and fellow m .. Some people even argued thkt Mr. hialieaid eLiow Co | mmenting upon the many ru-'| Ford; having acquired the Lincoln Satene rumors have been current re ee — have been circulated plant, had an ambition to build a’ 1 | Se the past several months con- tt ee identified again still greater organization and that) Eee the purchase of the Wills ord organization, Mr. Wills the addition of the Wills Sainte | said today: ; Claire Company by Henry “During some 20 years’ ER, ne icy Ohara but another step in the employment of Mr. C, &nce with Mr. Ford, 16 years ot “Some even intimated that _ be- | lis by Mr. Ford as general pro- aged shear associated with him in!cuuse Mr. Ford purchased a ‘wins | [!wenty-Third Annual Event to/! in high ae ee any. met both Mr. Ford pen. I hope now therefore tnat the took place at the National Automo- er d i a statement made t , Spain? gr Edsel, many times, in, denial by both Mr. Ford and myeelf pile Chamber of Commerce offices . a ‘5 i. in a z psa Ao a iast : riendly way. Some persons, un- will put at rest, once and for all, the ie a “ - ; oss, nas sitively as- now ; 4 ’ ‘ ? ; must be satisfied. as are is no ht ndati ape t : Hi to me. have evidently con-| numerous rumors Which have been | ' ; ' “ : Ingatio 7 S We ce iendalyw " , ? j Ad - — represented. ‘The variety of models $20.50 — to be offered,”’ said S. A. Miles, show : m manager, “in open, semi-closed, and ds > 4 closed types presents the best prod- ae q . 9 uct at the best values the public has ZE CORDS ii -mile guarantee. Ay t. K; & real henvw rai ae A ‘ 3 I Y S Drawing for space at the 23d an- Made in all lengths for Eighty-six makes of cars were all cars. ASK YOUR DEALER JOHNSON AUTOMOBILE LOCK CO. 4121 Forest Park Bivd. St Lowls, Me th - - * ~ + -_ , - 0 ee ot at Mid hal as + ih nape. dees 7 *« TAs db wee ee © > es gop pe k my ~~ th, aye ane ee eee . awnetety wes ; : po es abe RO NS 6 le Alt ACNE EB AN NS TN i ANN TY LAN tl No Re Se ia iy Ne te RE re tts ew ie x SIRE ae AP Be Ge NaN NOE 9, Sie ibe oy 4 eon ever seen.”’ The National Automobile Shows willl be held in Grand Central Palace, New York, Jan. 6-13, 1923, and at Chicago (Coliseum and ist Regil- ment Armory), Jan. 27-Feb. 3. September Production 205,950. Shipping figures announced at the N. A. C. C. members’ meeting indl- cated a production of 205,950 cars and trucks for September. This is nearly one-third better than Sep- tember last year, though represent- ing a seasonal decline from August. Trade reports from the field in- a, Wi dicate that October business will be a Wee ' JRC A = good, though, as.usual, it will be a“ considerably under the summer months. The closed car business is helping the fall market. Prospécts for Christmas trade are reported to | be good in the South, though in other sections this is not a big fac- eR PRR P Tey (nate > ae tor. ree BPH 4 f ae | Cars That Will Be At Show. --ASK ABOUT-.- = if ; whe atohaatinah tak ot aati anal find you are really behind the wheel -Passenger RP drew for a at soos ee Empress Lubrication and the pedals. Relax in the roomy were 06 enews: Ameassaee, 4 For All Automobiles. rear cushion. Or try the folding Phaeton fs derson, Apperson, Auburn, Buick, ' Cadillac, Case, Chalmers, Chandler, || Brockmann Auto Service Co. fourth seat—meant for everyday use, not for an occasional emergency. ae me ~ hee absolutely full over. buy of the avpreciated. : to withhold mantel account of ridiculous ~ t~ . om “ —— ios — eee ee ee on dee i ee ne ee Wider than average windows, dome light, Yale lock, sun visor, luggage compartment all thoughtfully added for you. Built by the R. N. Collins V. & W. Company in the shops where. Dorris, Moon, Revere and Premier bodies are made, so you know it’s: good. , Fits any model Ford chassis quickly. and without changes. And we'll take’ in the old body for you. Come in to- morrow and see the Deeds Four-Pas- senger Coupe Body mounted and ready to go. | . PISTON BINGs | / Comfortable, graceful and smart— the new Deeds Four-Passenger Coupe Body for Fords is all these and more. Just the closed car you want for the busy day, with plenty of room for four in the evening, if you want to share it with your friends. ST. LOUIS CORP, vizl S. Michigau Avy., Chicago. 1807 S. Second St., ye penne ie. Ae ST. LOUIS $ - G0c; 30x34, O50 it j i . : 1%, Oe Sit in the driver’s seat, and you'll R. UNITED «ar RE You BUY STS ARE ts. eevee aves Me Bak A eitent cele aren ce Le ft or money order te 30 Locust St, ‘ ~ am san ay a = FETT TES LONE LN Re ISTE AE AER IA Fo Hes Meo y Chevrolet, Cleveland, Climber, Cole, 3309 Washington Av. Columbia, Courier, Crawford, Davis, / ed. Bomoent 4531. AND RETAIL. @ Our faith in the rugged strength and mechanical dependability of the New F-s50 Mitchell is expressed in a bond calling for six months’ service absolutely without cost, delivered to every purchaser. @ This means exactly what we say. Be- yond the expense of gas, oil and tire re- pairs, you need not spend one cent for maintenance of the New F-so Mitchell during the first half year of your owner- ship. @ This, we realize, is an unprecedented arantee in automobile merchandising. t is made by us with full assurance that we are not overstepping the bounds of sound business methods. @ Have you heard of the Mitchell “Mil- een accesses cveel lion Mile’ demonstration? Do you know that the New F-s56 has withstood road tests during the past eight months which would put the average car in the repair shop? @ Have you read about the.“Ten Thousand Mile- Sealed Hood” runs?* Do you know that two New F-so Mitchells each trav- eled a distance of more than three times across the continent without a single ad- justment to their motors? @ These are the reasons we can afford to deliver to you a six months’ free service bond with every New F-s50. Mitchell does not claim superiority, but has proved su- ‘periority. Detroit Electric, Dodge, Dorris, Dort, Durant, Earl, Elcar, Elgin, Essex, Franklin, Gardner, Gray, -Handley- Knight, Hatfield, Haynes, H. C. 8., Hudson, Hupmobile, Jewett, Jordan, King, Kissel, Kline Kar, Lafayette, Lexington, Liberty, Lincoln, Loco- mobile, McFarlan, Marmon, Max- well, Mercer, Milburn Electric, Mitchell, Moon, Nash, National, N2- 1a, Oakland, Oldsmobile, Overland, Packard, Paige, Paterson, Peerless, | Pierce-Arrow, Pilot, Premier, Rauch- Lang, Rickenbacker, R. & V. Knight, ‘Reo, Roamer, Rotary Six, Saxon, Sayers, Standard, Stanley, Star, Stearns-Knight, Stephens, Studebak- is | DEALERS: Some desirable territory is still open. Write today for the whole story. DA BUILT OF THE BEST Monarch Motor Car Go. 1312 8. Grand Grand 2163 Victor 401 Sold and Distributed Exclusively by the Deeds Auto Body Co. 106-108 S. 12th 8t., St. Louis. (Across from the City Hall}: er. Stutz, Templar, Velle, Westcott, | Wills-St. Claire, Willys-Knight. ee _—-- |) ‘NEW OLDSMOBILE CLOSED MODEL ANNOUNCED oie Motor Car Co. R. H. Brock, President 4416 Olive St. | An entirely new addition to the 1923 Oldsmobile line was revealed | today when the Olds Motor Works of | | Lansing, Mich., announced that pro- ' duction had been started on a | brougham for its four-cylinder chas- ‘ais. This new car, which will be one) | of the leading Oldsmobile models for | | the next year, will sell at $1375. The body has been designed to seat | ‘five persons, and special attention | ee r80 These Lower Prices iB | ere Change All Motor Values irangement. In order to provide the) ' |utmost comfort for the driver, 28 : ‘inches of leg room from the front of ‘the driver's seat to the end of the) ° cowl was allowed and the steering (Effective September 22nd ) ‘wheel was set 7% inches above the | f | seat, allowing 15% inches space be- | Speed Ster * a $ 1 525 7-Passenger Phaeton - 1575 Coach 1625 Sedan a 2295 ‘inches in depth and 31 tnches has Freight and Tax Extra SER O42 oe yo . = = 2% ea * i te” Ste AL ”* = A Flow of Power There Is Some Valuable Dealer Territory Open | been allowed from the back of the rear seat to the back of the front | seat, while the roof of the body is | 87 inches above the top of the rear cushion. ’ | The entire body has been finished ‘ina high-grade upholstery, with new ‘fittings, and a distinct feature is the extremely wide windows and easy method of operation. An extra size square rear window has been adopted to provide added light, with a clear rear vision for the driver. A metal sunshade has been mounted on the windshield. | Inder the rear deck a special lock | 120,000 Super-Sixes are in service. FALL CLEARING TIRE SALE WE MUST UNLOAD OUR STOCK FOR CASH LOOK AT EVERY SIZE QUOTED tool and luggage compartment has /| Cupples F. S. Cords $j | Cupples Oversize Cords fs: s.:'vsc.c" a N.-S. | ide.. 50 This new brougham will include! 30x3 Driving Tread d1x4 S., straight side $20 all the standard Oldsmobile equip- | 32x31/, N.-8 strai ht side 32x4 N.-S., straight side. . $21.50 ment, and embodies all the vindtonte | ” : e $3x4 N.-S.. straight side. .$22.00 ff usually found in the sedan type of, 31x4 N.-S., clincher 944 N.-S., straight site $23.00 closed automobile. The new model | a . = will be put on display in the show- | 33n4 art atin side. . 32x41, N.-S., straight side. .$28.00 rooms of the De Luxe Automobile | | 83x41, N.-S., straight side. .$29.00 Everyone has conceded Hudson top 4 Co. this week, according to an an- | 34x4 N.-S., straight side.. ; ; nouncement made yesterday by Phil gee : 32x41, N.-S., straight side-.- 34x41, N.-8., straight side. .$30.00 ans | place in reliability. For seven years 35x44 N.-8., straight side. .$30.50 wh ee | it has-led in fine car sales. More than H. Brockman, president of the com-| 33x41, N.-£., straight side.. 0 HOW TO BUY AN AUTO UDSON-FRAMP TON 34x41, N.-S., straight side. $3x5 N.-S., straight side. .$35.00 MOTOR CAR CO. 35x41, N.-S., straight side. .$23.25 35x5 N.-5S., straight side. .$36.00 CUPPLES USERS MUST BE SATISFIE tomobile Dealers’ Association to tell | radio fans who are also motorists or | - * to Buy | Hudson and Essex Distributors Salesrooms: Locust and Leonard at Lindell Cut-Off upples F.S. Cords - a ee ee “How to Buy | Special Sale This Week Only The same first time in the his- | Service and Parts: 4517-4539 Delmar Bl., Near Taylor ASSOCIATE DEALERS: a tory of radio that practicalw every | -. large broadcasting station carried to xX A : = ‘ its listeners the same message at wert: the same time. The public were told ) 2 8 Dubite "were th Diesing Motor Sales Co., 3931 Laclede Ave. Clayton Motor Car Co., 158. Meramec 8t., Clayton, Mo, cad s s ’ t be . industry is doing to make the owner- | West End Motor Sales Co., 5875 Delmar Boul. Byerly Auto Co., 920 State 8t., East Bt. Louis, Til. ec a i ce ship and operation of a motor ear. Clal Price a Dp ; d more pleasant and profitable and in this talk just what the automobile Fendler Bros. Motor Co., 123 Lemay Ferry Rd. South Side Motor Sales Co., 1509 8. Grand Boul. what the factors are that should be STRICTLY FIRST QUALITY AND IN FACTORY WRAPPERS, AND borne most strong!v in mind in de- ALL CARRY THE FACTORY GUARANTEE With these reductions Hudson of- ® fers the greatest value in its history. The new prices and the Hudson of today with refinements in chassis and body give it a value attraction careful buyers of fine cars-cannot ignore. ee ee a ad The new improved Super-Six motor, introduced a few months ago, makes it the snoothest—most delightful of all the Hudsons to drive. It has charms in performance that owners of ‘earlier models never knew. Of special interest to those who desire a closed car at little more than open car cost—is the Coach: No car of its utility and price ad- vantage is to be found within $500 of its cost. 190 station throurhout the United States on Thursday and Friday | nights was used by the National Au-| } Particular stress is laid in the ad- dress upon the importance of buy- ing the right Kind of car from the right kind of dealer Especial! at- tention is called to the intimate re- lation between dealer and owner in the matter of the proper mainte- nance of a vehicle and advising the| ‘public to consider carefully the time ‘In which the dealer has been in busi-_ iness, his financial strength and his ‘ termining the purchase of a new au- EP—Check. bank draft orf money order must be sent with all eut-of-tows tomobile. gave Getay in shipping. Do not overlook tals mone PRICKS NET. NO WAR TAX. : RELIABLE AUTO TIRE CO. pj} Bemont 1180 3117-3119 Locust Street Centra! 151 .to al) parts of the city free of charge. Open evenings and all day Sunday. Tires mounted and delivored FREE. ger SEND US YOUR MAIL ORDERS “GG 22 B =ctions. ‘> JOISLU q | see seaeveneeeee#-e« > *-. « 5

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— The City Circulation of the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone Approximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. a oerdben 1 18 : " -j ons of un- NORTH . f : h owner s¢-_ NEW WESTCOTT TOURING TAKING ADVANTAGE OF sere sega tater aaa cooais eee caernn| oan nay a é ae satisfaction tne | ’ MODEL ON EXHIBITION THE VISITING MOTORIST ¢.0i7.) Gave and unjust persecution. MEE | __ STYLE, Se |" ns aes ee ee The eighth annual automobile $0-| A great many buyers of motor . eS + . yur tour- the The new five-passenger spec'.l It is all very wel] and good to do Let us make sane laws for ¢ -g dane’ Be tse pat m ag fused’ with arguments about . | ' ; > : say ‘ . an eA Tic reco - id ilit 4 an . ' ' rge } a t - * . The as the Romans do when in Rome, ists so they will have pleasa! ecOi- ciability tour and barbecue of the} S seem to forget the really stylish many so-called ‘features of equip | entiy announced by rege ; ! | R Sy RE a touring car recenti) . 3 lwhether it be in State of Illinois or in lections of our towns. North St. Louis Business Men's As- features of a motor car afd look ment, at least not until he is tho: ’ the Westcott Motor Car Co. of italy. But, a stranger cannot emu- > sociation will be held thie afterncon.| oy _*oF extras’ that have. but littie ed with the real design | Springfield, O., is now being exhibit- j.te the Roman customs and know as CARBURETOR TO ; 8 ‘ hi ft “| to do with the actual appearance 27f of the car First of all, he wants 4 | ed by the Velie Automobile Co. Of the local traffic ordinances the mo-|™* * ON The automobiles will assemble atithe car.” says Joseph A. Schlecht, good car mechanically; second, 2) - : . ‘ ‘ 7? + a + ; r. : . e Tare "ex is -¢ ) 5 asad . . eee ter ‘inclosure is furnished an extra follows: a eee hen onl The amusement committee ‘!nj|will be satisfactory. The little ‘ex- | 1] o¢ * ‘, icot et ? re rf 1 2 . - ‘ . ~ Algona are salamat charge of the outing consists of John |tras’ have practically nothing to do, Carry extra light globes In yous WARD MO I O °9 Inc. ; r wi Thee! ith r h o inci riolatio i then at 3311 Washington avenue, having y4,7,. T Dodds. Leonard Tu isc or wire wheels, with two than to incite violations an rs: I. dds. Leonard Herr- | ; : aa . SALES AND MAFNTENANCE DEPT. ie - trunk rack and rear guard rails. “Taking advantage | - , |; meyer, S.C. Igou, Fred A. Koch, Wil-] a si a —_— liam C. Linck, William F. Nied=r-| es om erg | “jatert ~ “lw gio cago which was destroyed )y an inspection of the _ institution./ the lines of the body. in the arrangce- , 7 , th nonessentials to ) , ei poli - he allows ese - has,a wheel base of 120 inches. The dressed via the motion picture screen timers and party will proceed to the municipal/sign of the t I e other out =e r zn 0 the ‘(Op and th Oo rey . i.* good style, then they become extray equipment, giving practically all the “The best way to eliminate traffic St. Louis District. F. Peters, chairman; Harry Kassing,|with style—and consequently con- tool box just as you would extra) setri : . J Distributoit spafe cord tires carried alongside trap the violators, which method is recently taken over the retaii an-l man, William Wedemeyer. F. W.| ‘3016-18 Locust St. s luecke, William G. Ellerman, Emil ' ls) A Sieloff, Max Rubinstein. | i ‘NEW DOWMETAL PISTON Tire Factory Sacrifice To BE HANDLED HERE An Announcement i oh actory ee Y The Dowmetal featherweight pis-, We Offer, Srbject to Stock on Hand, the Celebrated ton, a new product, has just been ; taken on by the Vanguard Manufac- 4 t A, e|turing Co., 3939 Magnolia avenue, '§ We have purchased and succeeded the : a | wt rill handle distributing i is- | . | ; ne. wit bane — Mis former VESTA factory branch, and will | : ‘souri and Iillinofs. ‘ | ; . Dowmetal is a new metal made continue the distribution of this popular | | by a recently developed process from § . : All First-Class, Fresh in Facto Wrappers— a salt brine pumped pet f e: i ee” ca previous fines, = | CORDS GUARANTEED 3000 MILES genre seed ground from a great depth t con-. § an STROMBERG CARBU ° ing auty, . Gncrte ied FABRICS GUARANTEED 6000 MILES distinction; s _ aluminu _ | RETORS, in Eastern Missouri and South- | is POSS s Se sc eeaccieiias ca an ern Illinois. Some good agency territory . THE BEST TIRE OFFER OF THE YEAR @ nee Oe eal , : . ferent characteristics. = ##§§§§ | is still open on each | 1 * kid [ F bric $6 mij. durability The intake manifold, bolted directly Cetined Guaake than that of ary ° to the exhaust manifold, is heated fs constructed with very” thick We have removed our entice establish. - Wf 20X34 Nonskid Longwear Cord (Oversize) $8.88 Badger—these are ead and side walls. This piston isi® pe i 32x4 WNonskid Longwear RB Re Gee selected Badger Te . . ° * s 3 ~ ‘oc piston by t brothers, is am * ~ . ° mt ee nerd . Sie gil dep eck eo " Nt “ 9 * Pp tap ere Cal ahi 8 gold twine - jem a a>y 7 Se 4 ahitdide nantes bint AREe. lnsincn ch nani etnies ehieie alaahe., adteeaandll aaah ge RT ong Jovi ieee oe IE. raed 3 : ae ‘ “ Ps ‘a> py IN eA R RN athena +0 o 6 ee fn ath — a nae ~ ToC ENGR ae rn een on pa Yani deny MEAUELE, ks oie = rs — on tae Pity «ey Sern ee ay Pegs pha nae " x Pav eigyige geen aguante 0: wih obs 9auOn wal 0 are Pt MA ee tie ey ery Me A ate en amen te $ ‘ Panag A es ns ey ee ee : . ten cemneaerg ny bora ye be eatin einieaatrennenties ne . m ESTER IS ea GAD selbaclaaye eae is ak = . eo ., . none ing Rive genes Ps A AV Par { evr said to make 103 miles per hour on makes of batteries. We are installing eight- 33x4 Nonskid Longwear TS ee a See & makes—why you sh This makes certain the most efficient _ tpagage Sar | hour charging service, with no charge for 1 € 34x4 WNenskid Longwear Cord, S. Be SN ee ae ee the ba preheating and transformation of fuel 20-YEAR-OLD CADILLAC | rental battery. m 32x41, Nonskid Longwear Cord, S. S..... esclusive featureai from liquid to dry gas form, in an in- COMPLETES LONG TRIP 33x41/, Nonskid Longwear Cord, S. S..... lutely weather-tigh eee commustion, giv- tier 36 vemee OE aelee See | = =634x41/, Nonskid Longwear Cord, S. S..... them so. Observe t ing full power and maximum economy. See aa 2 seh spa ae | EQUIPMENT SER VICE CO Send Your Mail and Phone Orders at Once. This Is the | Tops. And place y‘ ‘ Cadillac Mot. * Cer Co dacte in| “ Lowest Price Ever Quoted on Longwear Quality Tires } delay. = peak . : 5 : } etroit to New York City under ~ és | here. nt wait * Detroit to New York City under We 2631-33 LOCUST ST. ere. Don't wait! Weber Impl d A bile C : ooney ire VO. Be) cs: - Weber impiement an utomoDile CO. m2: was mace by tne ancient] . y | a Badger Top give omobile as a part of the celebra-'| ; : i Corner Nineteenth and Locust Sts. lon of the twentieth birthday . 4547 DELMAR AV. — Wisconsin Phones: Forest 733—Delmar 574 ASSOCIATE DEALERS: ‘ork i P time to fe ture the celebra- a , Po inating ot ecnbeey ae ee tromberg ’ esta ' Distributors of Murray and Surety Tires a RS Sr er 5033 Delmar Bl. City rr ee ee eee ene cee ty + wes eccececac c's SHIS Give B. City ee | z Bertrand Motor Car C An 41230 Olive St. City a nF : ., the Romaker & Dinwiddie euse ee nr ee vi3l Delmar. City Lew Orc distriodutin Irganization , ST... : - wart Fa . = Seifart Meter Car Co -.eeee ee. .1100-07-04 Iinois Av., East St. Leuis, Pt. . ae s : 4 Ke Belicville. Sahlender Garage .......... pes ' Belleville, 11. ee ers op : OLIVE AT BEAT MC Geo. Schnd¢ider _. Cai on a St. Peters. Mo. I ati : : ? Sehmidt & Mead Aute and Tractor Co.. Edwardsville. Alton and Collinsviile, I. , . eeam na ee Ae oe oe, Se ae aa Gundiach & Lacroix Aute Co onan aks Columbia and Dupo. Ill sean Se eee — 4 ~ y 2 ay CL~ = onthe Job| ,. IKE the faithful buoy serving the traffic of the sea, the Chandler Six is always on duty. 365. days are a service year with Chandler. It asks no time off for bad behavior. It doesn’t yell for help on the hills —or balk in the getaway. - | Women like the way it steers, the Willys-Knight Cars Within the Reach of All” : way it brakes, the way it rides. , } Power, pep and persistence are in W y : | : = ie the motor. Style and beauty in every I L LY S - K N it | — line. Comfort and economy in every : mile it runs. | NOW SELLS FOR These new low prices make Willys- Improvements and refinements of the Knight cars the lowest priced Knight- _car include a rear axle of exceptional motored cars in the woria. strength, a clutch so smooth, and steer- The wonderfully smooth Willys-Knight | img so easy that driving seems effortless. motor, free from carbon trouble, valve The Willys-Knight Sedan at $1950 grinding and adjustments, actually im- is without doubt the greatest Sedan ; Lewis Automobile Company value you can buy. Delmar 909 4700 Washington Fores: 631 Retaf and 4 or - - Tree A ULYS-OVERLAND. Inc., Locust at 23d isc" WA Deans Collinsville, il. SvmNgnS- Sts Weck mesa S* Chaty Track Cate Con hs... REINTGES MO rOe eee C0 Alten, Hil - Granite City, IIL ST. LOUIS COUNTY St. Lewis County Automobile ce. Claytee Me. THB CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPARNTY CLEVELAND —_—- peeet ee reeers

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‘i i he Dai | r a of the aily POST-DISPATCH alone Exceeds that of the Daily Star and the Times Combined by Approximately 40,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 85 a eee dn — ee. ae * “PHAETON” REPLACING | ‘The dull, gray film that [—ax'* "WARE Aur0 surety co— TOURNG AS AUTO NAME, ©=-« S. Cheapens your car! | @#¥@\ OCTOBER SALES a 4 2 CUPPLES .*""", CORDS how to remove u 9000-Mile ees 07 Basis Society of Automotive Engineers | | : |Have Officially Approved Name} Water won't budge it. Neither will ) | ares guppies, fe- Guaran so. Cilvers Ce "Tire User Must’ Ie for Open Type Bodies. soap. Nor strong-arming with greasy ue S? - ee ed dentin polishes”’. ia 45 F. s. Cords Oversize Cords ie. Wee Bale Pr. During the last 10 years automo- could tell you, a But COMMON SENS E, the | fie eeeese $10. » ESE RS ee al heen | large factor in de- : | Dile makers have used many names_ falthens pe Greaseless Cleanser, will ! | for more or less standard types of “ina « sede wiv rhiny . e7 (Ue i r , body which have had only a tempo-| ear, de te egpeer- Common Sense Auto Polish cleans pid es sparen ee So ee ond polishes ta one operations: ent i, j 1e I naeton, VW ric’ : y | —_—_—_— being used by many companies for P a your car a the factory lustre. Not the Inner Tube, the same sise as your Tire, Free tha Lr “ . " aee -- > J] (ne four, five and seven passenger eee — - ue, temporary shine of an oily with every Cupples Tire sold this week. FREE open-type cars, has been adopted to) ti Sie polish", with its dust collecting WOOSRELD Wen uch an extent i the car omnia aftermath. But the original lustre a ae —— Male and manufacturers that it can oll : . be recognized ag a permanent addi- pea all its sheen of sparkling new- eee as * ee ee eee — ove prniriendls ad owe "7 . Pi oeecenen + a agp let ay - ~ m seep ‘ ia m" es ~ . . m - > ratte te ly a EN, Nin SE atid add Ae Re 5s allel Rama we ms ~~ . ee ° ” “ ‘ ae Le hel eh i lt aed tr bi Ata pate RTD Ninna AEE LN AR Se PR i$ Esra of - . a ve (ae oe" wl i Vat ots dreys us Pe ee Caw ie He - . ; y ia : “ Af = — Ss amie . a — - = Se en . en oe a me -* ve aa os a - he 56 LTTE SELIG NAR! ERAS IT TCSII “CLP TNERE EL TE I SS RII nen Oe eR entre ONS LF AARC CIES IRE PSS LF eile Sn aR AI hl al lr tion to our automobile nomenclia- ture. The change from the word 7 i's a “gone ~ ay, eh See 61.45 Kieen-All, $1.75 WRN 7 2 ER ATV TINGE RNR KAD 4 sb y, Wisconsin Top Co., Inc., Racine, Wis. Willys-Knight not only that all types of body are| Mee used for touring but that this type Ye * it. PHONE Fred Campbell Auto Supply Co. Campbell Iron Co. Common Sense Auto Polishis pre- | | S| driven: name “touring car’ h lost its orig- al i uring car” has lost its orig Bone Dry, glass hard surface -- proof Luggage Carriers ti ES body by Brewster, Cadillac, Essex, frequently as once a month, Common Hat LOSED car comfort and elegance; car-enhanc- L4-gauze steel: Gooa MILES 00 Z seven-passenger open-type car by least $150.00 to the appearance of rubber tips, price. sizes. Price. Th ; _._15¢] $1.95 | $1.49 : = : : ; > Buick ‘armon, Peerless and Premier. In-: ies, ; see Paap ads Sie 1196.88 Bi «ssaves springs, tires and power; cost that is lower ” quiries show that many other com- SS Your. Rwesme spatnery Sonu, :e RUBBER MATS FOR FORDS Chandler car” to “phaeton,” and will prob- BE Fe quickly from his wholesaler in ...915.75 4s too,why thousands of discriminating motorists have Durant ing. Breaknot Hydro- Haynes “phaeton” will not be used as the “0 ah Ling : eh e , oe 4 : : | Special ) Se} | mT tone $16.95 & *~ fore you invest in an all-season top. meshing. Yet there are browse al tom exclusive features that make Badger Tops abso- Ratchet Wren 00 - tementet’ Se ee ae a 1 . Rie fer i to ‘ithout irt} dh : ee : ‘ s retors ...$4.65 > $23.50 | emso. Observe the trim attractiveness of Badger Oldsmobile erred Without further informa 73 jj | ae COMMON SENSE MFG CO. Wind Defiec- ver Fo Pie ee Z t . Paige names, certainly the general--accept- | WZ, \ Automatically reverses. | LAMPS — With UIOMOBILE« ©! eS Sie 4.00 Reg. Mstalled. Set of The reason for the use of the name ‘- is Tea ae me Vth . $2.95 o3 va! $1.19 FR $1. —— O) ae | OLIVE 7242 S \ Bell—Bomont 2760 society of Automotive Engineers ee ee ares Ce, nee Bog nn ape LOCUST STREET ithe term “phaeton” officially ap- Geller-Ward & Uasner Hdwe. Co. The Koochook Co. touring car’’ to the word “‘phaeton” Vf my fh 4 inal meaning. Contains 16 solld forg- Hu 1S is probaly due to the increase in the pared with scientific exactness, to PE om ne eas es.) . | eading Dealers | tw es mest the Sutofdoore condone’ cx, | Ee Aenea eae e Celebrated ria - cnosed cars for touring. Thus the countered by motor cars. Itleavesa =| ER a a ee Ee reaps ~tee . tie Wrench Sets * | F t | B S | The name “phaeton” ts now used against dust, water and the action of age ees Poleing, ccltigathes type. | ed stent sockets an! . a: n l nin ; ave do eC a er Op for the four-passenger open-type the elements. So that used as in- board. . $3.00 vethe i $1.45 oa Gane te ae Regular $8.50 ‘35 Packard, Peerless, Premier and Reo; : - MILES indefinitely ! Window TOOL BOXES, } REL INERS— e distinction; snug weather-tightness;: restful All Season Tops son, Premier and Reo, and for the Adjustable type, _ with durability that outlasts the car; light weight that 122) $8.88 | | Badger—these are some of the reasons why 1000 Cone of changing from the name “touring S| Auto Polish, or can get it for you _—-— © © $12.75 ., 7 . . I: ops in preference toallothers. These are reasons catalogs and in subsequent advertis- Pai), gees = NY 4 | eee : P a ; ig # — f~ Sense today! Your money back if | ; Spark Plugs. 39¢ | , : Yale Padlocks. ‘ $16.75 : makes—why you should investigate the Badger be- Bh iBeiad public does not understand its - } HURL At wilt Common Sense Auto Polish will be ‘ Wedge Cushions. NAL See the Badger dealer. Let him show you the ; $21.09 s Bi 8 s Maxwell known body types that make it im- = . any out-of-town address, postpaid, upon meters .. $1.85 Spring Bumpers _ 00 si tiie lutely weather-tight and rattle-proof and that keep Oakland to determine what body type is re-| ae advertised, guaranteed. Kingston Carbu- | with extension frame. $29.86: ‘ z s : ety . i Mo. ors =. : Overland Nc will undevatanil- auch anime ; Zs nf 4167 Olive, St. Louis, ? _ Quality Tires 4B, delay. The peak demand for Badger Tops is almost a weniaike Ghee O/; "hh | Valve Grinder | ran 1% 4! @lass Curtain Lights 2 i a mn re yourself the closed car c rt th ing car” s} a} d } u ay. in valve grinding. A real | switch and bulb. | celluloi1 lights to repair. Easily . i -ar shou] ae expecte : 0 Fie rm ssure y ar comfo at Studebaker g XP a | } * . ON Pe ae b » ¥ J ating seating accommodation for GG All Season: WIE YD resents the engineering side of the . resents the engineering side of the industry, not the commercial side, which may therefore be considered responsible for the continued use in advertising of the name “touring © ~ Special Demonstration Test HUPMOBILE SALES _ | CONTINUE TO GROW | of the October is in many ways the most ‘gratifying month in al] Hupmobile history, according to figures just re- ceived from the sales department of , T ‘the Hupp Motor Car Corporation 3 fmm RO ix GS iby George Weber, president of the Weber Implement and Auto Co., Hupmobile distributer. = The company has already exceed- ed the eales and production quota get for the year ending Dec. 31, ==" (1922, and is starting into the cur- ‘rent month with an October output | | Gh; x 3, . Tt b P, ’ achedule at least 75 per cent great- || Ll S44 ie 4 1Y alge (er than plans called for early in| ' With this coupe Dodge Brothers have ‘the year. | The significance attached to the! proved once for all that a closed car can | situation, 6 ts ‘Seinted ent. ee be as sturdy and practically as inexpensive |the fact that the definitely scheduled - ¢ st for the year called for not @s an open roacster. ‘less than 100 per cent increase in the | —— sales over last year. | Tuesday, October 17, on Calvary Hill and O'Fallon Park. Wednesday, th this ff havi b | : } : This is largely due to the all-steel body— : jeaed tn. apeeentncnstr Te , October 18, on Washington Avenue, between the Levee and Third Street. the first ever marketed—which admits of Sy thet the Gun chan Co Tuesday, October 17, the Jewett Six will be put through the following tests on Calvary Hill through stand- run in the neighborhood of 28 per and O’Fallon Park: ; eee Ot manatacture ~ e Climbing Calvary Hill, a 14 per cent grade, in high gear from standing start with . ‘ . : cent greater than the 100 per cent ardized machine production. Unlike wood, increase decided upon 10 months 2 or more passengers. the steel surface will take a finish of enamel, pe Climbing Calvary Hill in high gear with running start with 2 or more passengers. baked on at high temperature. This process DORRIS PROMOTES _ : Acceleration test, shifting from first to second into high gear. results in a permanent lustre, and eliminates BEHRINGER AND GOODALL Acceleration test in high gear from standing start to 35 miles per hour. The appointment of A. C. Behr- Slow speed test in high gear from standing start. the trouble and expense of repainting. inger as assistant sales manager and | Slow speed test, shifting through first, second into high gear. ‘Arthur S. Goodall as’ advertising , , ° : : manager was announced Tuesday by | | Miscellaneous hill-climbing contest for slow speed and acceleration. stered i The wide straight seat is upholste m J. F. Culver, general manager of | Gasoline mileage test, greatest distance to one-half gallon. av genuine Spanish blue leather, durable and the Dorris Motor Car Co., St. Louis Gravity of gasoline to be standard and will be tested before start. . cl Behringer has been with the Dor- we voces an See ieee Wednesdav, October 18, test will consist of high gear hillzlimbing of Jewett Six on Wash- years as traffic manager. I ington Avenue, between the Levee and Third Street. The Price ie $1065 Delivered Behringer will assist in the, man- : : egement of the wholesale sales de- Car to start test with rear wheels in river and make Washington Avenue in high artment, which distributes Dorris : ‘ ; ? eas and. eckn theeesa ae gear as far as Third Street In slowest speed possible. United States. | P oodall ormerly advertisin [ P [ and Jewett Authorized Dealers TATE MOTOR CO., Inc. hi eaten of io Seiamnions Stehen- The Contestants five - oe giant Brownie Motor Car Co. 3107-11 LOCUST ST., boat Line, has been associated with | | Ward-Groff Motor Corp. $183 Park Av. ithe Dorris Motor Car Co. for a year | | 2907-09 Washington Av. Bomont 1241 Central 7615 and a half in an advertising and | Mill Motor Co. Yahlem Motor Car Co. sales capacity. | 5000 Gravois Av. | Fuerst-Walsh Motor Car Co. | Mark White Auto Co. MITCHELL CAR CLIMBS : Ne ae a STREET CAR TRESTLE Motor Sales Co Simon-Lowry Motor Car Co. Manor otor 0a Manchester at Margaret, Mapleweod. The hill climbing and riding quali- 8617-19 West Florissant Rd, ties of the new Mitchell touring car was demonstrated Friday afternoon Timers, Referees and Scorers: by the Brock Motor Car Co., who ; last week were appointed distrib- W. B. Weisenburger ° Jack Salisbury i. Lumelius 'uters for the car in St. Louls and/jj « President Advertising Club of St. Louis Wy “"D. D. ° " W. Condict adjacent rege ba \ Wm. King G. - ogg ae : The test consisted of a reguwiar || Lee Automobile Club of Mo. Supreme Motor Car Ce. - Leuls Timea, tock model Mitchell touring car be- Te ae John Lebens Gus U. Klemme 6 —s So H. F. Fahrenkrog Louls Globe-Demoerat st uls Globe- Leuls Pest-Dispateh. '{n@w driven up and over the atreet ' ’ St. gonad ve dri a De Baliviers nd Pres. St. Louis Automobile Dealers'’Ass's MLD Ho ll cnn mg Mi my I | cit iA Pershing avenues. Its acceleration in slow speed and its pickup from a standing start in high gear. i % ” a om an Prior to the test the Brock Motor 1@> he ewe O or r Car Co. were hosts at a luncheon to ‘ Stas Sad . members of their firm, officials of Distributors the Mitchell factory and newspaper aad representatives, at the Claridge Ho- tel. Following the dinner a motion i _picture of the Mitchel! stunts per- || | formed by the Mitchell white streaks || bwas showa, : U aoe Locust at Jefferson . SAINT 1aurs

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The City Circulation of the Dafly POST-DISPATCH alone Avproximately Equals that of the Daily Globe-Democrat and the Times Combined. 36 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' a SS = WSN NS MX .l'/"p cn SS \\ WS \ X ‘yt, eo So ee \ \\ ir N AS rT HJ) = 9 , s ws* RQ SS or" “ PF a FASK SS YA a SY WN yo SN os ne ¥ ASX ‘3 Se. Ss . ™“~ , \ | i. MEK re SO As NON zs WMA wy _ - Oh 57 ORS artes L oe 2 ae) te v2 em hee _ ay MASS TN og A MS WS = SG 47 774g v.09 yyry377z1010))))0]10,0 Fwd WW ° 5 or7FF.ivt.vrht j | SS \W\w?;_wo5oiw ag YY’ a : —_— : INDEX to Sed ‘4 7? Agents’ Rent Lists Apartments (For Rent). ad %; ™ —— ‘ be Avartments (Fuarn.) ; | _ = Apartments Wtd.—For.. 7 Avrartments (For Sale) Apartments Wtd. to Bay © | ] Builders’ Columas ....- 3 9 : Bune.. Cottages (Rert). 3B °. = Ry tee Nhe 2030 Ww Pasties. rab , a me E ~~ a PROMP the opening of MAY~ STERN os nasPlayer-Piano Chul)" In Which Each Dollar You Pay Counts Double!! OIN May-Stern’s Christmas Player-Piano Club NOW. Surprise the family with a beautiful @ Jewelry ee ad Player-Piano for the holidays. Twenty carloads of high-grade A. Schreiber & Sons Player. | Ground F oor © Pianos have been secured for this occasion at a tremendous price concession—and our club mem- @ lows Building-Now O Dy bers get the benefit. $ ' pied by Steers. ‘a CASH Is All You Need to Jom This Club “WILL MOVE TO NE ; . o Se nating A OPO REN! re rn J eee) a Ne ee = . i pear er saber ees —~ ee ee arene pow BOA’ + — —~ ; TION FEB. :” you wish one of these fine Player-Piano Outfits reserved for se! call pegs or LOCA any day this week, make your selection, pay a small deposit, and delivery can be ar- , ranged for at a time to suit you—waiting until Christmas is not necessary. # Store Will Be Remodeled Efficiently Arranged The Player-Piano Our New A. Schreiber & Sons Player- | Delivery SM Jewelry Establishm Is a high-grade 88-note instru- e e We will make delivery & th a ment of beautiful tone and hand- Piano—Bench—12 Rolls—Music ns — with 2 | Balcony a Feature. . ° | charge regardless of where you" | ee ee 7 oT Roll Cabinet may reside. aq Negotiations have been perf teed for ro years. | ¢ di T whereby the Hess & Culbertson 12 Mai Rll —y All For Only _ “sit Tom a moon Se — o,° Oroceruietiiseee > To members of this Christm @ lease, the ground floor of the ~ — = ‘ i = SS . . “ > . SSS — — > - == : . ' . SSS SSS =a : = So you can fully enjoy your Player-Piano Club, we allow fellows Building at the sout : : ? Ss sSaeae +1 - h ’ time in which to pay tt SS Sess Se SSS ; ae Player, we include 12 Music preg Cee . pect ao corner of Ninth and Olive st =e St Ss. — Se a> Se - ==> ~ — 3e3 ee m SSS SS SS ——— SSS Rolls of your own selection. tne Balance OS Fe y Bee which forms one of the most 3 BE 2) SSS 28S SSeS aegcee-$ ' Be aS Son 5 a ae ° ° Saal : No Interest a The lease was effected by M S33253 E F355 tsar atop. Sr SS $i2>%8z5° eee oe a y Music Roll Cabinet | & Breitt. in connection with Isas cs EES S Ses SSS ea wast iaet Remember, when you buy @ . CO ’ he SS ge eas sd tz shrssapett sgh tscs 32 2625525822222 3S Sein Late Seas = 3 > ook & Co. The jewelry coms Se haps t ss 2ts=p2s-2et = ao SS S22 22S 33 Sass NSS Se eee = i : is ever ~ =>r > pas = 3 aes ==> >> > => 7-2 ne es 73 =t= - Ys ——e tS ee Ss , * s=2 57 : = Rte eS SSeS ein epee —_— an 232733 893-382 22iirs35322S See 3 eS FSS Sn os Se —= SSS “F& $2522325355=522:-35 SS zs SS eee SS SHC. ie nt, Sa PES ELS nee pees — ee =: =2= $32 - SPR SSS SSS Se ose = SSS : ~~ wee * oe —_ 24 -* 9362322823222 SiS a SSS Se ‘Be =~ =: => os — on SS > => = = $253 =; SS => =: > : ~—s 33335 == >) +s rs . Ko - RS a 3. = Se Se Ne te eee a ee wis ar - w= a ne oar gm A oy ase ~ — > te rom neem ~ Large size—will hold roo music May-Stern’s, no interest . etch i now located at the a rolls. Has adjustable shelves | charged—this saves you West corner of Seventh and and double glass doors. | our O ar ounts ou e | ditional $50.00 to $75.00. Charles streets, will remove t : , ° ! locati Feb. 14, its fo P] p b FOR every dollar that each Christmas Club Member pays on his Instruction teers. : Player (not in excess of $50.00) before delivery of the instrument, i | The Ninth and Olive street a ayer pene | a receipt for double the amount paid will be given. For example—if Following the delivery of the. ae “ oe pldescew> bir by Steers A very attractive Bench to uo pay $1.00 you get a $2.00 receipt. If you pay $10.00 you get a Player-Piano to your ho Seishing Goods Co.; which will # match the player-piano is in- 20.00 receipt. If you pay $20.00 = get a $40.00 receipt. If you pay capable poragye is a Sat business, and: which is plans cluded without extra charge. na get a $80.00 receipt. If you pay $50.00 you get a $100.00 | ar Pa ow to operate Tit ante at HE chee - AB vs Se ee PI OE Ie “eye Js. Aeaap spat : ck aif: habs nace * oan - ae ae aA a * PEE an a PER Pow Soe Pe ™ o- 2 Re a PCIE Waele - w . ~ Ser ot ” w ” qoeeey — —_ — srenquprenase - —— — = - - a cantante . . . — noel . ome — . o ” “ siti . — ae - n " a pao — oo . ; ms ee * n S bee io of “ Py - - - SS ~ a Ee tat acl eee noo~soe ae 5 OES ee a + oe ~ ~ - % > or 3 - ~ =~ ire ate ene owen ON ET I TAT EE FL LT TE LTT TE TTT TN ITE LT ETL LILLE GL LETTS ELLIE LT ALIS OI aS - - - . on = ~ OE = eS ee en a Sores = = See arenes —_—-— —— - enteomare “ - — wy — — ” rere - - _ pon “ 2 ~~ > > tie 2 “ Tuesday, Oct. 17. The Hess & , bertson Jewelry Co. will form Leonard Hi-OvenRanse PETE RSH LEE OU) oy Charter Oak Air-Tight | “Victor” Overdraft Heat fii: rat I A ee ae a a = Sam aes oe ~ « Blue Combination Range the city. ' poe $6 a Month | a $3.00 a Month | $2.50 a Month — : | Store to Be Remodeled. -. Pays for It | $1 a Week oy pete eA —— Pays tao ie : Pays fae fe. , . | : rhe = al} es ciently : f ae ranged jewelry establishmen ers are built like a soft coal, coke, wood ke meee the United States. Fixtures, furnace—a stove within | or anything combusti- Po tangements, lighting, accessih a stove, so the fire does | ble. It consumes the Se eee om Stock display, etc., will be the not come in contact with | smoke and gases that Cann Till | sult of months of exhaustive the outer casting. Or- | usually go up the chim- ndutl ms i ao gecesi ee Fn mt I a al : a Mpaaac ray namental in design, | ney. Heats the floors as {hy c——— MM ering ideas to “i senha NA i vas ut i LA : : eo ice za thoroughly airtight and | well as the room. The Dd) AN RS ew store, George J. Hess, pres f°) yr nN ROK Ae tl holds its fire 36 hours. | most wonderful heating Hit "mm f the organization; Leo Vogt, et. The best A high-class Heater ata | stove ever produced. HI resident, and N. P. Logan, di Range’ value | Priced at we ere. : . . re Visited many cities. in America at a . » — Lei OS Tea popular price— Special at ko) 2 | 4 in stare. “name” acme | ; Rom. mp" [Juve | f ¢ “J - ce’ wis 1388 by George a: Hess and Ste rye xe G ee a LS ie Pe 1) a) 1 | | | eters Hd wey Rais i ——— . @ Culbertson, and was locate ; oN aS . 5 aa | | | ‘ DARD, Soe et sc 742); a *T gee: s 15 a = =¥s ’ . x . \, | ' | én ~ Sef “Ln Ug" WODs Ly ; 85 5() was SS) a ¥ Poy North Fourth street. A ° y ose ¥, | . Se fe oie | | | | 3» on a ‘ C j ) —_—— eee coal Range and gas Renee HE oven is shoul- all in one — der high — does — of cast | away with all stoop- ) 4. , ron, richly | ing. Heats evenly and , F; : | i Vi bl ae me ee quickly. Takes one- trimmed. Has / third less fuel and 18-inch oven| one-third less space ao oe * than low-oven me. °S- | Ranges. Specially : ae oe ae + | ee business and the shopping trend , | a oo \ ne nee a ee = | Ss Queen Anne period design—rich connecting rooms with an Foman, 1cVeloped. In late $79.50 of large davenport, armchair ond ects ast ESS walnut finish—consists of bow-end fuel. It is finished in mi ke any Dortun Dettment was added. rocker—in fumed oak and u SSRs bed, large dresser, chiffonier, dressin mahogany and can be cl — nity to dispose of th in imitation Spanish we gy ie THB BIG yi elfth & Oli S OAB table and bench to match. Think o = other piece of furniture. Let us aig Biting nine Rio ab a markable value. Month STORE W ve ts. OREDIT buying a complete s-piece Set like this you this remarkable Heate® = Senet? 8nd the desire of , for only $97.75 a tire from active mat » - —— oe : adourt the retirement | b trom « hairs i \ BP uth s—$6 - in the ; sign in walnut finish. An unequaled $6.00 a Month ee ee offer this beautiful willow Gro EN ny SEE ea Aa shades of velour. The frames are in 7°7™ 6.00 a Month 1 im ,At the Sealne ae iia le value at our special price of $122.50. Bird Cage and Fernery for only $1.00 cash Se = ee ‘ . ace ge on terms to suit. It stands 70 Est eter: baa ee th stuffed arms. An actual $195.00 value. S&S 4 ‘.-” fronting on both Olive inches high and VE ith iw | : coe wereets. : Three-Piece Di : gine Se ee as "Dace aaa = The interior fixtures , 4 Chases, . ‘ - , sho ‘aSses, c y : i ; s Fat mm iS, design. Just the thing for your sun parlor Ee ? 7 ANS ited Pestle i Hill it Mee mae \\ ' ud | | Eres or living room—aend a i | y it | Hi i F. A. Steer Furnishng G ‘Ne. established in 1871 — \ ms 7 ys oh was later moved to 2 Phonograph : rokdway, when G. G. Pe Terms—$1.25 a Week. the business. In 1912 RY Occupied the present ¢ plays all records—has standard dl et a er | ' : Pe. was ; double-spring motor and plays from | 4 oe : } ! | 6a incorporated in 1895 as amplifying tone chamber and ; = ) f newest tone regulator. Specially . < } a : meets T mahogany finish with spring seats, spring back and heavy over- g “the store will have a domin Fernery is equipped with zinc flower box. v7) Sean @- Bedroo ° tee CR both Olive and The Bid Ce ee nd rin PAA AINA | Handsome 5-Piece m Suite — a . 7 = . Mahogany. \ aK. , oe : \’ | it Th \oe re — say & truly wonderful value at ] 4 4 5 ———s | ) \a | | eC New Console i= | n= —og 25» morse: our special price of....... * : +. {\\\) \\miee S nuway by Frank A. § R ' ; *nt president, became a +s Pd _ ‘ : ie 3 A BEAUTIFUL Phonograph that ‘ pa pats Viltne EEE : — tim = a San ‘ = | 4 ®t Ninth and Olive streets. to 4 records without rewinding. resid © an aieeial priced for this week only at WITH this Set you can turn your SA iat business that has '

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SN I ES NE NTN, AOS TR tac ED Ey eee OE SEMI at yy t ee > ee _ — _ — —— LANDS FINANGIAL a) | f= —_—- ) 7 LL TL : 5 : ~ 1 i ; ' t # : \. 3 ~~ a, ' y - 23 fr / 2 i i ff / — - ’ , ; x: h | ; ; j e's — “ike _ vf fre Us a a be ie } = x erie: Y= >. ha | © ‘ , : : Ss Vf Y AMULET oaa — ‘ Te a. A A —— = —_ eS ~-— vat ——— | m \ ' Ss s IN DE X to Section “A”—See Section : : Buneaiows Wid. to Ruy 2 Bune... Cottages (Sale) nh Bungalows Wtd. to Buy. 3 Business Business ‘F. 8,, Bus Prom sj KA 4 = i yt oe ge POST-DISPATC , IN DEX to Section “A”—See Section Bi, 27z7nstt Romms, ton | Productive Publici Progres fits ty, gress, Pro Fiats for sale...........6 | Houses (Furn.) Wanted. 3 , Beal Estate—City ...... 3 | Suburban Property—Fur. 8 wens Wanted For Sale (Realty)...... 3% | (Colered.. 3 Real Estate—Country....9 Suburban Prep. Wanted. 3 The More You Say th ’ Financial y e Better Twill Pay Eor Sale (Business). ....10 Improved Prop for Sele. % Real Estate (Colered)... 8 suburban Prov (F R.). 3 } t Se Lea burban Prop 3 : ce ; . For Sse ... 8u > (F, 8.) _* 7 Flats Wantea Garages. Stables For Employment, Rooms, Lost, Service, For Sale, Autos, Musical Wta.. 3 Business Property Cottages Wtd +- Buy Cottages Wtd. to Rent Dwellings Wtd to Rent. Dwellings Wtd. to Buy .. Dwellings for Sale Farms. Farm lané..... Agents’ Rent Lists ...-. ~ | Farms for Rent.... Apartments (For Rent). ° Apartments | Furn.) Apartments Wted.—Fur.. Avartments (For Sale) Apartments Wtd. to Bay .« Houses. Etc. Wtd:. (For Rent uble!! h a beautify] Sons Player- ur club mem- is Club € rrow or be ar- make delivery 6f thig no Outht without- ardiess of where you rs of this Christmas no Club, we allow time in which to pay on your Player. , when you buy at $s, no interest is ever his saves you an ad- 0.00 to $75.00. * the delivery of the ano to your you how to operate raft Heater TN art TS we - . - | Pepe , ef -- _—] —— is not a stove but s nace that looks like and will heat ms with any kind of ished in rich grained can be cleaned like any urniture. Let us show . ble Heater. - tructor will call and ™ home, a._ 5. ey . - Builders’ Columms ....-. Bung.. Cottages (Rert) 3B sus, Bus. Prop. F. R. (Sub.) * Prop. .i0 -” «> *> v~ Fast Side Property (For Sale) . 8 | PROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE TO RECEIVE ANSWERS. | ATSON Jewelry Company Leases Ground Floor cf Odd Fel- lows Building-Now Occu- pied by Steers. WILL MOVE TO NEW _- LOCATION FEB. 14 Store Will Be Remodeled and Efficiently Arranged for Jewelry Establishment; | Balcony a Feature. ' Negotiations have been perfected whereby the Iiess & Culbertson Jew- elry Co. will occupy, under a long lease, the ground floor of the Odd Fellows Building at the southeast eorner of Ninth and Olive streets, which forms one of the most spa- eous stores in the retail district. The icase was effected by Martin & Breitt. in connection with Isaac T. fook & Co. The jewelry company, St. its West corner of Seventh and Charies strects. will remove to new location Feb. 14, anniversary. The Ninth and Olive street quar- ters is now occupied by Steer’s Fur- nishing Goods Co., which will go out of business, and which is planning a ¥ind-up salo of its stock to start Tuesday. Oct. 17. The Hess & Cul- _dertson Jewelry Co. will form a no- table addition to the group of ex- clusive jewelry store in this part of a the city. Store to Be Remodeled. The Ninth and Olive street store is to be remodeled into what is ex- pected to be one of the equipped and most cfficiently ranged’ jewelry establishments in “the United States. Fixtures, ar- fangements, lighting. accessibility, Stock display, etc., will be the re- sult of months of exhaustive stud) end research among ‘the leading jewelry stores of America. In gath- ering ideas to be embodied in the new store, George J. Hess, president of the organization; Leo Vogt, vice | president, and N. P. Logan, director, & Visited many cities. ~ the store was organized in F 1888 by George J. Hess and Stephen | oD. Culbertson, and was located at 22 North Fourth street. A few > sears later it was removed to quar- ' ters at 216 North Sixth street. The | MY removal, owing to increased and the shopping trend, was to the northeast corner of Sixth best or ) made for the al W. K. Bixby has purchased 2 Portland place, the residence of Mrs. Charles A. Stix and will take pos than ; session of it within the next three weeks. The house ig a story red brick the glish type with large music room, dining three- En =? e+ i ae i ee AS | ] ure room, room and pantry and kitchen on the four suites of two rooms ‘first floor. each with bath on the second floor. and maid@s room and trunk room on the third floor. The home was built by the late Mr. Stix and is one of the handsomest in this part of the West End. The lot is 100x200 feet. The sale was made by Albert T. Terry & Co YECKEL-FEYDT-EARICKSON SELLS SOUTH BROADWAY BUILDING The Yeckel-Feydt-Earickson Realty | Co. reports the sale of the brick | business building located at 3446-45 1 South Broadway, consisting of a bake of three rooms ; ‘shop and three flats leach above. | It also reports t |closed during the he following sa'‘es week: Two-famil) fiat at 8141-43 Michigan avenue for 'Toulg A. and Alvina D. Pommer to 'Frank J. and Marie A. Keim: brick —— at 2007 Destrahan street for Otto F. Leffler, executor of estate of Marie Beckmann, to Frank F. and | Netite M. Brinkmelier; 80-foot lot : ithe north side Scanian avenitle for | Wililam and Oliva Winkler to August jand Mary Hartmeister: four-lamily | brick flat at 4175-77 Castleman ave- nue for Herman H. and M. Cc. Ha:- hart to Harriet Dauerheim: fratre cottage at 4019 Neosho street for Louls P. and Mamie Valentine to Fred and Mary Wolfsberger. FRED W, GELAN REALTY CO. REPORTS REALTY SALES The Freq W. Gelan Resity Co., 6020 Gravois avenue, reports the sales: Single flat, 8319 Wisconsin avene, Ol and Anna Lacho; 39-41-48 Texas avenue, for Anna Mueller to gouisa Meler; single fiat, 3329-81 Lemp avenue, for Jacob ana Marie Pfeiffauf to Richard E. Gotsan and wife; single flat, 3388-85 I! emp avenue, for Joseph Pfeifauf to Rich- ard E. Gotsch and wife; double fiat, | 2825-27 Mianti street, for Laurenfe V. 'Jouet and wife to a client: triple flat, South Jefferson avenue, for E:n- ma Brown to a client; four vacant lots on Wilcox avenue, for J. IL Up- ; stein to Albert S. Gelan. BY JOSEPH F, DICKMANN CO. The Joseph F. Dickmann Real Es- tate Co. reports the following sales: | (8917-19 De Tonty street, qa flat with lot 838x135, for Arnold J. Louis J. Kern of the ‘Broderick Bas- com Rope Co.; 1829 South Newstead avenue, four-family apartment bulld- ing, for James F. Cairns Jr. to client; eight-room ; house, for Fred 4725 Hammett plece. head until his death in London 1m 4+ for Anna J. Steinlage to F. A. 1918. when on a Europeen tour with his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. ‘and Mrs. John S. Leahy of St. Louts After the death of F. A. Steer, Powell became president of the con- cern, O. F. Kohr, vice-president and tH. A. Copeland, secretary and treas- These men took over Steer interests and carried on the business under the original firm name. . Ellis Fred. avenue, flat, A. Withum. |!Kommer; 5415 Virginia |for Cyrus Meyerg to E. ; ’ ; Page Atenue Site Albert T. Terry & Co. In Sold. renort hav- ‘ing closed the sale of land 49 feet the south side of Page avenue. “corner of Isidore, by a depth of 140 the | eset. improved with two-story stvure building, known as 6154-56 Page ave- | nue, from the Rych Realty Oo. te —————— two or living room, maid's for Charles and Loulsa Diehl to Jonn | double fin. 384°- (TWELVE REAL ESTATE DEALS Herold to) OE a — ———— ee a ee PART WIRE ~ —— - oo - —— ———— AND LOAN How to Convert Renters Into Home COwners Will Re Chiet fopic Of Discuss 1). lave? , mr ment LO conver and in of 90,- porated hutld- Missouri * i renters crease the into home owne! presse Tit ¢€ members of inco ing and loan to a number sufticient present housing shortage. outstanding subject teenth annus! Staie Leacue nroilment OGn ASSOcC1IatIONS 1Nn to relieve the before the thir- convention of the of Building and Loan Associations next Friday and day, at the Claridge Hotel. According. to Walter F.° Page of Kansas City, president of the league, it take nearer 19 than five years with home construction in Missouri, and there is no indication o*” reductions in Sight Real wi]] to catch up ron? te] ci = . i. ana rn ite rial a ae reach lowe! that Wages are he housing peo- f poor or moderate circum- ld be encouraged from standpoint in this emergency, provided safety and easy terms are offered, savs Page This was the viewpoint adopted by Congress when it exempted tncorporated butld and loan dividends, up to $300 year for each member from Federal income tax. OO. J. McCawleyv Louls Real who {g on the AK eNCY ' arners, nces, sno wo weg DW; , a - # ing A the president of the Estate Exchange program of convention epeakers, will give an history of Huilding and aesoctations of Missour!t which have fust passed the go, mark ir pssets, an amount equaled, however, in a num- single cities elsewhere. one of which Is Newark, N. J. The Mie- souri and St. Louis associations must grow a ereat deal, he says, to fulfil) their mission. Recently they have begun to grow rapidly than ever before tn their 46 vears’ exist- ence The Southwestern L Association has established a denart- ment to with nilding and loan associations and will be rep- the speakers program by Senator Frank A if Kan- sas City. W111) G. Akers of Little Rock counsel for the ‘“‘Blue Sky" division of the State Banking Department Arkansas, will speak on the subject, “Do three and four per cent loan companies help the poor men?” be Mavor Kiel, Walter F. Page, O. H. Hoss of Nev- ada; W. A. Downing of Kirksville; Franklin P. of Kansas City: G. V. R. Mechin, John C. Halil. Loufs F.. Yeckel and Robert J. Richardson. Following the official proceedings, visitors will be taken on an automo- bile tour of the city, and a banquet will be given in their honor. Committees appointed by the &t Louls League to look after the en tertainment of guests are composed of Loults F. Yeckel, American Home; Paul Blackwelder, St. Louis Building and Loan; Otto Kallmevyer, Conserv- ative; G. V. R. Mechin, Equality; A. G. Kuehner, Hamiltonian: Hugh H. Stewart, Real Estate Building and Loan; Henry C. Kirchner, State: B. Sexton, Tower Grove; S. H. Wallace. Utility. N. G. Patterson, Farm and Home; O. J. McCawley, Lafayette, Mutual; Charles J. Daly. Midland: E. A. Kamp, Mound City: J. E. Par- sons, Security; John C. Hall, St. Louls; Oscar Erickson, American |Home: Robert J. Richardson, Uni- ted Railways, and Adolph Leonhardt Beonomy ofation. ce loan HO HOH ber of r1oOTe - a Ia ~ ’ umberman's nerate CO- resented on Chase. of Other speakers will Stevens a REPORTED BY E. A, BOKER The F. A. Bokern Real Estate Co. reports the following sales closed during the past two weeks: Thirty-six flats at 2701 Sullivan avenue, 4641-45 8t. Ferdinand ave- nue, 8201-11 Carcline street, 2862 Mie- and 1618 Belt avenue. Two residences, 5949 Horton place ‘and 1418 Montrose avenue. A plece of property at 2844 Pine | | street. Store buildings at 1616 Franklin |avenue and 1806-08-10 South Broad- | way. Sales and loans for month of Sep- |'tember totaled $250,000. | NUMBER OF SALES REPORTED BY SAVINGS TRUST CO. The Savings Trust Co. reporte the ‘following sales: $410-12-14-16 Thomas street. four | dwellings, six rooms each. from Ma- |‘linda Zimmerman estate to a client | 4617 | of the Glick Real Estate Co.: North Market street. elght-room res!- dence, ace, nine-room residence, to Robert Wise; 4826 Lafayette avenue. oom bungalow, from James Byrne ‘o Earl H and Anna E. Myer; 4615 Delmar boulevard, store and fiat from John Gordan to Andreas Roth. will be an satur- } Building and Loan Asgso-)| from Zimmermapn estate to} Charles C. Hale; 4608 Newberry ter- | six- ST. LOUIS. SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15. 1929. I—r10B SRAEL GETS OPTION Plans i2-Story . Building at Twentieth and Chestnut streets. ’ lone — = Le iSrTaei wealthy, Ai tsct the Cha Co al Op iS acquired through PP. Heath Real Estate 1 the southwest and Chestnut streets as a site fora fireproof hotel for negroes. The site has a frontage on Chest- nut street of 165 feet by a depth on Twentieth 140 feet, extending to a public alley, and is owned by 8S. A David. o According to present plans, the building will have 3°00 each ‘with bath and shower and running ice water. The basement will brace a grill room, billiard room, bowling and swimming pool The first floor will have a lobby. lining rooms, cafeteria, barber shop, women's sitting ro ind writing rooms. The or will have a ballroo vention hall and 12 lodge as several negro lodges are negotiating for leases on the second-floor rooms, israel will go to New York ‘Tues- day to complete financial arrange- nents for construction of the hotel, at a cost of about $800,000. He is the owner of the Washington and a er of other Hotels in St. Louts. oO”) corner of wentieth |?-stor, oO! rooms, em- at? * aiiey tailor shop, ym second cCOoOn«- ’ rooms, RECENT REAL ESTATE SALES REPORTED BY KENT JARVIS Kent Jarvis reports the followine sales: For the Greenliake Investment lot fronting 59 feet on the north of Central avenue. Groves, Anthony EF. Meyer; Josephine Lohman, bungalow at Tuxedo boulevard, Webster Groves, to Fima V. Utter; for a cilent, lot fronting 60 feet the north Pernod avemue. by a depth feet, to James McCafferty; for James H. Kincaid, fronting 80 feet on the west side of Forest avenue, a depth of 145 feet, to Emi] for D. L. Eggelston, South Elm avenue, Webster Groves. to Walter for a nt. resi- dence at 4@ Moody avenus, Webster ‘jroves, to R. E. Barlow: for Silas B fcHKinler, lot fronting 100 feet on the north iine of West avenue, by a lepth of 162 feet, St. Loulfs County to Joseph C. Miller; for Cy ant residence at 108 ‘hard avenue, Webster Groves. to Willlam A. Crockett: for A J. Kuhs, lot fronting 50 feet on the south line of Big Bend road, Webster Groves, to Lucille Robbers. ee) line tn of lot Lang: mite { ; se Merrell i others, Old Or- ee ee ee SIX BUNGALOWS SOLD BY A. MAYER CO. IN 10 DAYS The A. Mayer Realty Ca, 4812 Gravois avenue, reports the follow: ing sales within the last 10 days: 4449 Wallace, five-room brick bun- galow, from Fred Bertz to Marie Pol- itowitgz: 6308 Quincy, four-room bungalow, Florence Lanigan to Ralph; 1158 six-room frame residence, Joe Prokarsky John Bauer; Blow, frame bungalow. Annie Eichhorn Albert Hansen: 3625 Morganford. sin- gle brick flat, William Welnreich to T.outg@ea Stark: 4442 Gannett. four-room brick bungalow, John Hellbere to Andrew White; 4404 Taft. feur-room | brick bungalow. H. Kraft to Henry Milg: 6229 Louisiana, four-room bric pungalow, William Meyer to Arthur Shindler: also loans amounting s°" On > - ts» SALES’ OF HEATH REAL ESTATE Beethoven, 5401 four-roon to COMPANY TOTAL $44,000 _——-——~s tT» ao 9 reo) The Chauncey P. Heath totaling 4 So ° } tate Co. reports six sales. $44,000. They are as follows: McPherson avenue, a nine-room residence, with three-car garage. fur Irene Langan to Dan W. Jones, rep- ‘resented by the Mississippi Vzulley Trust Co.; 149 Meramec street, “iay- ton, a nine-room residence, for Ciey- ‘ton P. Miller to a client of John H. Farish & Co.; 1012 and 1016 Hick- ory street, two single flats of five ‘and six rooms, for Mrs. Minnie §& ‘Meyer to a client; 4550 McKinley ‘sour! avenue, 2321 Chouteau arenue avenue, a six-room residence, for ©. iW. Smith to Otto Greenwood; 64505 ‘North Market street, a six-room ‘residence, for Daniel J. Siegel to |Edward B. Oventrop; 223 Buclid ‘avenue, Webster Groves, for |Marta Southwell of Bethlehem, Pa., 'to C. BE. Evans. ‘ARBOR TERRACE RADIO CONCERTS ARE TO BE RESUMED | Many automobilists have been dis- /appointed in not hearing the nightly free conoerts given at Abnor Terrace 'This was the result of the theft of | the radio receiving set last week, the | Joseph Darst Realty Co. reports. A) new receiving set has been installed and the free radio concerts will con- tinue nightly. The sale of jote {s progressing rap- idly. and many homes are already planned. The new brick bungalow at Clark and Grove avenues, just completed. This ——*. onen for inspection today. he bulld; | +. build several more of the same type for §33 ’ line of 165 frame | John ’ Es- | Mrs. | Home Loan Associations, 3 Heuses For Reut Houses “‘Santed ._.. Money Maplewood Property.... 5 Personal Preperty Loan. 9 oss or A THREE-TIME AD COSTS Wee sci dicta | on 9 | | Timber Lands .. | LESS, PRODUCES MORE. Webster Property ...... _ v University City Prep.... 5 s Wellston Property...... 5 - — SE — — a a ee ee we ee = — a SEPTEMBER B VILOING CHOUTEAW AND SARAH (MOORLANDS SALES ARE SHOWS GAIN OVER 1921 CORNER BUILDING SOLD REPORTED AT $500,000 Contracts So Far Exceed 1921 Totat bv More Than Halt. 190% ontracts in $4,206,200, ac- Vv. Dodge Co. Al- this is a decline of four per August, it is 18 per cent amount for September, in last month's tal were: 500, or 29 per cent, residential bulldings; $1,623,709, or 18 per cent, for public works and $1,580,000, or 17 per cent, educational buildings; and $1,- though cent from above the 1921. Included $° 67! to- for ‘7 i; ‘ - * uti iitie Ss. for $20,000 or 16 per cent. for industrial | oulldings. Contracts during the first nine year amount to double the construction started months of this 7,.038,000, more figure for the cor- ror = Lnan responding period of last year and | valuations in this neighborhood had/| 56 per cent than the 1$21 amount more tor the entire vear Contr - crTs T¢) A al construc- Wctober 1, esi: started Up amounted to $30,961,900, or 35 ent of the total construction. is 69 per cent than the for residential in 1921. CORNET AND ZEIBIG TRUST This more total work REPORTS SEVEN SALES IN WEEK The Cornet & Zeibig Trust Co. re- follows: A j4- Place. on a to Marv EF residence? at ,Ox173 feet, 3ishop: room ILO T lat ney avenue, a ' a five-room bungalow near the Club, St. Louts Wondell an elght-room he corner of Cardinal nues to the Board of ! 1$9 feet, south County, ducation: a lot side of Laclede fany to the Board of Education: a 'lot 25x150 feet on laclede avenue, for Mary E. to the Board of Edurcation: a 144 feet, the south side of Pine boulevard, west of Sarah street, for Alfred Clifford to the and Investment Co. lot, on -_——— ‘SEVERAL HOMES IN WEBSTER SOLD BY TREMBLEY-WILSON , | where work on macadamized streeis Saliesz of severa] Webster home per | ports seven sales tn the last week, as 3641 Flora for Sam 3644 Fin- 16-room hoftise. for the Webster Juigiey heirs to Katherine Worthing- with one "or to Charles Smith; the south side of! been reserved. experience in selling St. Louis subdil- | visions.- He says that, in his opinion,; th* Silence 90x Ada Building | ‘Price Paid for Property Almost Double the $38,000 It Brought 15 Years Ago. The Mercantile Trust Co. Choduteau avenue and Sarah for the account of the late Col. Ed ward Butler's estate Samuel J. Les and F’. Willlam Kahman. | This property to with a 2-story brick building, con- sisting of eight stores on the first: _ floor with flats above. | The property was purchased by |Col. Butler some 15 years ago from 'Nicholas Pelligreen for a considera-' tion of $38,000 and the price paid by Lee and Kahman was aimost ‘double this figure. The increase in| been occasioned by the re ports | The having sold the northeast corner of; Holbrook-Blackwelder Real street | | port total sales in industrial | growth, more particularly such de- velopments‘as the enlarging of the Huttig Sash & Door Co., the erection viaduct. ee eee ee GRADING CONTRACT LET ;avenue and Morganford |King’s highway southwest, | Parkwood, is a scene of activity. ‘started immediately. Hodges 'clared that the grading |completed within six weeks. of the Choyteau Trust Co.’s building, | ‘and also by the factlittes afforded | in the completion of the Chouteau| FOR PARKWOOD ADDITION James A. Hodges’ new South Si. ! Louis subdivision, at Loughborough} builder, and if it is not desirable for road and/the home builder, then it becomes a | reached | Poor _by the Cherokee car, and known as/ P&ved streets, gutters and city im. The | Provements which converts acreage addition was opened last Sunday, and | Midland Walley |the grading contract has been let to /move 31,000 cubic yards of dirt. The | grading equipment was moved to the) ise at the southeast property yesterday, and work will be and Laclede ave- for George and Dexter Tiffany 40x ave- "|; nue, east of Cadinal. for Eugenia Tif- | de- would be Last Sunday, the opening day, and| puja at once. Shaw & Francis, Special Agents, Say Fall Market Has Been Exceedingly Brisk. Shaw & Francis, speca) agents for Moorlands, working througn Estate Trust Co., general selling agents, re- the Moorlands , of $500,000. @he fall market has has a frontage of| been exceedingly brisk and numer- 1131 feet on Chouteau by a depth | ous sales have been of 138 feet on Sarah. It is improved) made during _the past week, both to homeseekers ‘and investors. " _ Work is rapidly being pushed on | Claytonia terrace, the last of the | Shree main boulevards opened in the | Moorlands, and it is expected it will be entirely completed within a few weeks. The sewerage system is prac- tically completed, and homes are expected to be started immediately |}and completed before the end of the year. 'WESTMOOR IMPROVEMENTS RAPIDLY BEING INSTALLED ' Westmoor subdivision, on Clayton road and Pennsylvania avenue. _making a record in the speed | which improvements are being _ stalled, say officers of the Joseph | Darst Realty Co., the selling agente. | “Naturally.” Darst sald. “a lot (without water, gas and sewer faci!- ities has little value for the home te is tn investment. It is the welli- of syiall value into property that sought by the investor and home builder “A few years ago,” Darst contin- ved, “the promise that !mprovemenis would be put in at some vague date Satisfied the purchaser, for, at that } time, most vacant home site propert: | was purchased on an investment plan (and there were few who desired to Now. however. con- this week a number of lots have) ditions are changed due to high rent« sales at ParkWood will eurg.ss ail improvements in record |records made by him in the past, and that he intends to finish all syrface time on |'Parkwood, as he did in Gardenville \Terrace, the last division he han- ; dled. Lot sticks and street posts have been set on 1960 feet of the division,! With the fact that the outlying dis. ‘are reported by the Trembley-wit-| and lighting and water mains has son Real Estate and Loans Co.: The beautiful avenue was sold by Other sales were: Seven-room house. 17 T. J. Newson. Oak terrace, or L. A. Duck to W. H. Brown; C. N. | Van Buren home, 3839 South Gore avenue, t6 A. O. Thobald: property at 801 East Big Bend road. for L M. 'Megginson to J. J. McLaughiin; property 37 Glendale road, for John S. Quigg N. G. Parsonage; Webster Park to i A. Duck; Alwonguin lane, for nke to 9 » re Le , Lo SRE SA AN TY SINT OAL RT 2 —_ : : . » “< oa on. a ES te a SINS LO SY TE Rs eaLMR ANNB,, BER RTS AE SOR AP 5 mers balltenen ere eee ee

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_OCTOBER 4 For ' as ELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent = For Sale in these columns soley wales. FOR RENT South 2 Seg A = ~~ ~ LATS AND > APT's. WwW APARTMENT Wied —sd rooth.s. or bet-water heat; north senal;: adult farmasy yanks AGE Wtd—Or ®T. LOTTS PAST-DISPATCH. TT TTT — ee exr~600 APARTMEN: « ———_ ee -— eee APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS ‘FOR RENT _ FLaTs FOR RE NT—North . ; Tr35. + - 7 poe a ee ie aoe West ae : ‘Wost | | een ides ' 8 yg og agg end ttn mer Grove tu 364s “3 ‘: - “GROUP at cA CORY | ry it DING ; 32 - y Ww APARTMENT — ” gleeting porch ene cute [oom inclines SIORIMGAN®T 4151 W.--6 toca, clecitic | At —* toon: eesen: LOS peor Gree Tf a > TONS TEM LE 3 705— ist floor: to ysis 3 ; oh : = To pF CO. “THE PERSHING’’ pf et —— ette. Soupth Sile: to party MEY. Loeated on railroad with ri er shipping 4 ae] F south Sian. * ioe" : sum parlor | . “4 phcmnaagt me These buildings contain 160,000 square feepaeee Co —— Guba” on Te STRAT! cs oe area. Will sell separately, or sell entire | Sar weaes # and oe ons Ch We are offering for sale an umimproved the on railroad, extremely well adapted for LF “eet ~~ i YARD or MANUFACTURING purposes. FB rome tt a Gaae int foe wee pe Panaue Apartment | cosartel KoSS>'pl0es 8, Rings, Mewwas:| irorty gait —secont fiat near O'Fallon FDCAR WAER, rou Chesnut orend 1) HOT BROOK-BLACK WELDER R. FE. Tim 3 ry roo.n ef". 812 Chestnut nf AGE WHOLESAL Ripe i gb ww det the be « — HAMI11.TON sun _oewner ‘ ‘a bany INTE RDR iV E. north; 4 room sle eping pore! you throu REALTY ‘¢ nit sf. . —_ ™ rt. M—Se ep-recm™ aepar: - Bt+lae - - first f OE RE el PLAG “hs : warer raner. 1415S —_——- ITASDABA. 491. Murphy bee “ + ~- 28 Xe A! i non : . erased a—+4 ae site —-——- | 1) PLO OF 2-F AMILY APT. icPHERSON, 4965—Furnished apartment, 6 | TAYLOR. =5104 N.—S large rooms, eiect > Sut inquire 4742 Newpert. STORES ip FOR I LEASE 3 x : ¢ | OLN 7 pertinent, see | 7 ome and sie HESS AND CULBERTSON BUILDING © : ; RONICA. 3008 iBaden)——er rent F canes inh ocank Mean: On : ‘th and St. Charles Sts., READY OCT. 20 TS Se a caer aréwood fi rand pis ater) Sarge options! Re rent part orall. Possession Feb. 1, 1923. 6683 W: ash u eton , ‘het : ot rery partments the bes porcn . 1OnN HH APB rT 103 N. &b- 30804 sun parior, ist : “ ~ on : _— —_ — oom inten - - " in-a- ” immediate pos : 7 "BEB. 6783 «Unt ; ip NEW B LADY > scTer het furntene4d eevrythine. first and second floors. deal location fen E. ? > pers OD HEMM& LM AN ae SHAW. : ing porch desired; possession (ct wWwtd.—Lewer. 5 MSPs ACKLER R. BE. CU - reasonable rent: anc "? hesin u it t ots. os 4185—4 rooms, sun j ~ sleep- | OLIVE. steam ee O..o, No’ oe rer “803 ; sieeping garage ee u 5808—Five-: a! -a perch. : Cabany 6596 , RANCIS Uptmwn- : ‘ “ee “4 . room PEPRY-R $408 games Al 5 wT “Shei ~ ciclo Clade 4 > Ppar?mner *« ‘ moll - v &@ racer "4 el poms and ERSH'NG. 6186—Second : sieeping porch, open eh. CALS, Cee ee wood f'oors. iantter servic 5 aan “7% . . ft, 4 A MM FEDERR-ARENDES REA ‘E N Stenev A arenceome => . Southwest ‘ P : : LOTYISVILLE. 1100—M ern "apartment, 5 PLY Mc ee SaG4—24 floc —— ' — of 5 Cl ~ a n oO wl muy VLLY outside rooms. sun parior, siceping porch; and reception hal! 84 for 2 PRA Ws 9370 PERSHING ‘Bewly decorated; $65, with garage: open. _ veame tt : ) Poon m | ie: T\G 1480 S--Firs: fleor five, FEI ‘ in@uting sun m. $6 D: also 4in wo +3 Seasire . — ¢, e | | ¥ >: : . { a = — 7 = a w ' fla . . ; | tect: i ~~ -¥& x, 5238 Vernon: 5 rooms. sun parior. bath on g t party buying furn re “bath. b neat: double garage =|) «=women’s wear. See plans for subdividing. arr a: © 2 | " , : ‘ 7 oore ° | > ; T n a , . . i a ; : , — a 7 —_ — _-_— = ae — S il ; 8) ts ." Cc Ab. gy +h ee VASHINGTON BL i exantiy fur- | BE: THEIME® F ¥ CO., > iain on eae 0 ul ° ‘i> s 4157 DOUGHERTY. . | | = AAC CO a : - - SHEN SDO AH, bur Hy 2 £ PRE? : ‘ “ys “ Fon ep Sg Pie } ' " Oe te Pershing av.. six-re m eff lency; rE | R1 \NT! Tels : “ay rs . ae - Compion Heights : r oe ‘ ‘ery ée =9 Sanitor; larce lawn Jk W lat a A TT — | " » =I Aart i" THIRTY-NINTH. v | BSi mies ve. So ew ws eae ; __ neat an@ ‘anitor service ' ' — ah, + ae 583 ELMAR ~ Lafayette and Spring Rive | ee ee een ar a are ea eg eatremtty, toss Taare —, AEA 7500 to 30,000 Square Feet ~— - ime 1 hee} . ; , war , fe rr? ; : Theater 1928-22 Chemical Bldg. (c7 system, freight and passenger elevators, good light. 7 MARTIN & BREITT Will Lu 4a aN Cz I REAL ESTATE AN D LEASING Wes: | UNIVE -RSITY a E 6627 °d . - ' rik Martyn } , — : ' ee :, + , a me orator a —— , - Suh! en ne: ‘ font rare ; ‘ “ nr oe , , ‘* ' ee . Dreierrec ALAMO, 71 29a—S roome, sun parlor, seam ONIVERST? oa DRIV E = : ; fa ne FOR REN T—-West FLATS FOR RENT. % = SE to party! rage ANDERSON. rooms Say feretere Bex G-i76P-D. | hestnut jecorate to suit trie fo = ee at Be ec. | id ~ TT 7 EERE isin —s . . r oO" , se: e - > / ie 4 ' . 41 ANDERSON-ST - = A. ERSON -S7 Pafktrier 4 SOS—V ery fine first -f. 2 : 4 ; , : ressorabie- flat to emali fanfi vy of adults onl) : OE, ‘cals ele Ruwse) | ond! t on. rent S00 , } ; ia - Te iatnsnaenenetpnseaemest . 2i2 eee ~ . ae — = = oo a ; e. . ’ ° ’ me } 4 : : os : * a ' i—+4 roemsa, bath, gas. e:e ss BL ae “KST« ihbery oes fi... + rooma, bent. reridenc ‘ 94 4 ' . ) ) pf reasona ie fey "S55" 5079—Fiat. 6 rooms, bath, = bring references. iter service: party will show; $0 elect ere ‘ENE 2. AL THE'MER_ S17 Chestnut « ren: : BR es NING APARTMENS—Front corner, WASHINGTON BL... 58! “ruemis :4 leepi: perch a oer Apert ments 1G apres at —— . ’ 7 ~ , - 7 . ; — y .% : ; * ath : i occas bors age. S115: garage Col Colfax 1247] _& : ; _ ise in T : Se heat a ~ —s 7 E1«+TON 1'o—3 or 4 rooms, fiat ok ph. 3 . SSHANNE 5666—First Moor, 7 rooms; early WASHING ON BL. #1941 . Peon tc ote ah ies — ty ay r FLOR! >FLATS, ETC) ) cH : “oe an a isHED APARTMENT — large “ ' 7 = te = AC t ent ' POR R¥YNT cs 4 >? : a * ; a la . . »@- 7'ts Zink. 15 . rer >er 7 ates 2 is. electricity and r REASi FLAT .Y rims | rooms. bare baths, Ro, Senge om my ) REA wih bariw ¥ OP TON _ ss xOv ~ 2 rE. ive roor®. 4 RE is O- ae he cas Ww ATE RMAN, vx iar? i24—F —— $75: aduits ‘Apa rt rr hic NMA ad, > ees kG aaa ate nk he nC a CY Sner R G a Be. ee ——_——— STERE “$243 ‘(nerth ficiency apartmert with garage fae ag rent S75. beat wre Pply Mr." THF ~ RK E ©O.. 6} re Chestn' zt »¥ fer ‘money 800 ) Chestnut rooms. sleening porct ieee ao se rior ple : bbe Pal ‘ ‘AV.—SEW pe eee gy oe rnac drive}—@-room ef- WASH NGTON |? 55—5 | ‘| Rew! rates nished inp 1dsy vt me , myer ~e" say Se = ——e@ a eames Cae eS) aoe Kon serly ay.. » = , now reacy par or hardwoot tt te ale ¥ . ; : > ; ~ . : ra "} " ; - ’ fs ati J 1. Epstein apartment. between ‘ - . sin tn 2. ei Chestnar screened-in porch, solartu bea arb? owe ad PaRTYEN r= flat: > 7 ———— : : : 3 b | “ : ' ' . $40 Pin PELE. ~~. — = o ‘ eas ree vs - ¥ ‘ . ‘ 1 a. - : ‘ > al R : ‘ ; . _ J : 4 SS ha > *" im Al order Den ~ . ron’ 42a". OG SOOTT SOO | bath and open CLARA, TT3—E) mabeth Al an ern & reems, from: porch. a S serch ra¢ce ‘~ + q 4% io - @ : i , . . : . i : Piymouth s . a au : S . : ; ae f baths sicevice — ——— : snd kitchen | i vt: et illegal wuigie — ve : ail aft nos: res $i ' ox c So +s ww, oN 1=) . Lrcad $414—Fu rnished heat; janitor service lox ra e - " +} ' , : ‘ s - . a : : . + ‘ - > a . , ve es ' . _— * ~ a ~ : * block = Ridge ) ’ tc Wainwright Bi. GREIR. “33-0 irnished Gat: $7 en rooms; bath, | __electrte WEST PINE BL me me. ' , west 3 5S 60! =; ne ae sarees . = V16n gon a aa 1% . ust mi papered; rent ius BL ae gamers ‘ > - > . y . =, . " °° > »f ~ 3 ~ 2 i n can rent fat; © apa rtmen lliesy irnishe? will decorate \Wre ESTSC ear Jefferson i pe i was 4 $400 Investivat TWELFTH. 76012 white electric: T—3 modern rooms, séul pa” es ‘ “heen 24 ? “4 axed > wea eae Wes! ay Ath»; . oats » ” I ala a sat a a Te | pane $35 barh BROAD VAT. _Pooma band TY, 3513 & —Large st bath; garage. rent CART ER “41 32. oe ps bath room flat = (en m oe tele od ruoms. Qs Ww ‘ashinat om Hal PL — roome, furnace odern com eniences srage $40 9 urnish PALM : $917 A a an os — ” . RAL —~- wie— Br’ _* > a A—@ rooms, tile ¢ rat for the | RESIDEX co—c,.. ~“_ vacant; $65 to onsible couple ae 4 on Seven Toor.s mod ; - Di . c is. Pos é : - . Ee 5: 1 : —. Fores, 319 oR. Timleattate at ; Pm — — FY ro . : a : ‘ . . , 2 —— s ; . ; ; ie ; . - ™ > . i “2 - EENT E. 6 “? 3 —eeE7nr" t . . ‘ > . i ~A a ' bath. gas. electric a 7 Northwest ‘ 1? on : . , ae ; : ih on = eal apart tmen’. >eat ad 2 ee ss | ; — WN RD. 7123-—tI¢ wrice right. Cabany S4772 (-8? nay ah) wee -y ~~ ae BESIDENC “E—4 rocms. furna ‘eors. garage: Dutch Linte: 435 FURNISHE SHWAY. $10aA—S rooms and eran splat iaae sabi Py Pate 48 couTile ae P FURNISTED . 4411A+3 room flat al! . s nee = FUNSTON ArARTMENT—4481 oT *] rs : . : : jac? ' 23 ; - — ye 5 ~ en —_ ‘GROVE & sprcr?r 1123 N 7 nial 4 ~ - ~ ‘sas - r~ . 7 ea.5 ar ~ £90 ORZEON ©. & R. ¢ 6519 Del “AR. ‘=— a: — er * =——- os we CRestr at * ine la dine steact a at S&S coms. ‘strict- ck: immediate yar - An Ate Rs eee ea Lay _ - ~ : . vr TOeene. _—_—— 6886 WASHINGTON 7 ; LLON ST. 2 : : of : , = Se Oe ae yee it Le Pr 1st . 2 in-a-4or sed and : 7 , . . maser ‘ 2 : ; . —_——_——__— Snes - withers ae I OE ee rity: 84 er from ‘ring room ecb rN Te 1p ARTMENT a -. aa PENT? ‘ pe MART! AND . 4102—+4 , ae _* . nih : oa ‘i — - a a . o : : ; ‘ ¢ Foor oe i. Koes . fA 5 — DOr b- bee - tn aoe ' ae urn! i. imoussiiate possession / 7 ;' ; ; . . ner nt “a ’ — M yti-2 ' oo Tas LRYL i ry: revtteaeer a a , he ¥ @pr . -_ oats . ee ° , : ae. HE ; : ' h . “ + . niles ‘ ’ . ‘ : eta ° . ; er ; > _ . - 29 ‘ \ a-.2st ng > hares er b-room ~ 2} Soeors, tile Lin jet! s7OJ “ : : , ew : : - me me ine - ;' m ‘ toe ated F aivehenette, ¢r = - anne -— es ; : rn per on” ‘a° ; , ; rir? 0? & 7 7" ee ates : | | fs 3 4. . 7 - ~ = ' = . -« “a : »% ; : * . ai ; vr -* nea ad = 7 " P ev ‘ery cut ver.- ARG r } \ . . § ; 4 -. eon ‘ : ; 3 ‘ , . . = ; A : WARD } - a. hee +. ,: “ re ; : o-- ay a. hardwood om & BENERE 712 . ERMANN : ‘4 hegtsaut se =r Pr. 4 =. ‘Tf 7 7 | NEW PLATS “Tr vmoor” Wwe WX P a bath. eartae $45 DOS ase AO O_O gy Eber” ere: on wet “are x ’ la r~ie vwrat ed (acs - wt 1 Ges ‘s ages a ey es oe es: eee le a ea oe i ies ht t> Al condiz 393 535A rooms. 5oe7 «4—5 roems neodern: Beantifel = yeneneit POUNTAIN, 4949—s-coom ane-tren:. 1 — eat, couple. aun rrr ioe. tae*..4) Sue * —y ern ' +. fer IINOOTst a 7. or tre = o “are = seeeic ct ‘ . . . we *" . -% . ; 2 i < . * ‘~ 4 i . .- u : oe ” — — “ae - = : 7 : ~ ; “. - _ . hi f pd } . Se “4 ' . ’ : : BRAT ~* © vite! SETS. "oe Peetmur BP. | +e ‘ME NTS gs i ; ‘ (t-- : ; oa ; “ oh Re aepes a ey ' , _cariz® 1 es rac oP ~_ ce , , : : — sean Hy Fier Pore, wie ne ed ° ut : vernten willl ~—s ‘$45 Test Maret: bed. car racge, ew'r gers OORT « al: 7-reemm a’enieace omen 2 ; s PLANET x " z - BOCENB AC M-! 4 TT Rie x F ie ' " * . ofRo-ter ow tre ctren: steam private Oath. saiitaMe for ene er to 5 Ww mas <b o — ee WELL S 5304f,—Nicet_ onant for wi fr atacn - env page aon afret . - a. aa ae S. BSroeadwes . = fiat aree O06 a sBiieated te ecbone Sl 7am ~ Ne =~ 2 a IN ri... wd A— Mod nt. newly paieced ar . aper*r wane 665. Weceree. Forest —<— trrand -Olive. oi f-o683 OFF Te BLY, SEL. mands CBAXEG sad do == sary thiegs daily, eo V aete.

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& facilities ay feet floor atire prope broved location for LUMBER DOSes. - IRUST co. Main 2055 DING gion Avenue. ee _ TRUST 00, nV ain 0055 FIREPROOF ING, SIXTH modern equipment. nd 2 lo 4 - TRUST Co. ain 5055 LDING ond floors. Wij] Ideal location for : CO. SS PROPERTY yashingeton avy. uare feet, sprinkler | ood light. | UTT | ASING | ele. | | | nin ote=e1eN00w ht. an ee FOR RONT—West d. rooms, bath, h, gas. eleo- e\eo- 1399—6 room, hardwood ore 1°. (c) 563a—d rooms. hot-water Gd. N. 7th st. Main 4873, * 206—U pper 6-rc fiat 2° 13W: halt (c 210m Cail Cabany 22 page car O-Troom upper cant Tuesday. D0O—-6 and hall room, upper for beat: Vacant. 2 ace heat; —Fiv ome. } SEARI 11 Chest: fiat: adults o fu ©. J. REARDON, poasses- Ww. Eighth st st. rooms, s¢ rooms, furnace; P $42.5 A BL.. 392°7—Modermn 5 & Wainwright Bldg. Tele % os rooms. t ath, ” bath. tur sa 18 prerre CO.” Yaston’ ate RENT—Furnished ané , ho t- water a s Completely furnished; a od 512M. e FLAT—Sha-o with couple - B Box G-409. Pogt-Die. FLAT—Heat furn shed. res- ree to responsible tenant. Fores: | T—Steam heat, jfanite? 7 rooms, new!) tec: cars. Forest 2 STW, Central Furntshed 3-room service. North 3 Furnished flat; gas, bath 1404a N N.—5 rooms an4 A bath. ished: can rent flat; a dbargelt, Pirate N—Fourdroam fats 2801 electric: 5. ern rooms, Bates furnished, com ; rent for the winter: ponsible couple. Call te: modem | ete “ Grand TH. 16° 3A 8. 8s —3 room flat. tore h. gas. electric. FLAT—S rooms f Side. Pox G-41 _ a 4 sun 4 ee Pare Die FLAT—-W 1!!! share with chfide Call S316A Pennsylvania. oy > FLAT—Lower:. 5 rooms, longer; clean and cqmf Gand 41° So 5 Bie . FLAT— Modern: 4 rooms; %’ car lines; references 3969-—3 rooms, sup Veniences; reasonable. 728—Furnished fiat, 4 ce. garage: 25A—3 rooms, bath, “el afi AH. 8061—S5-room fu hi_Donsession Nov. ‘Southwest é 805A—Witl ~ shar Working girl “3409 A—Neatly new and mod \érn : floor. . KERRY & SON, 1025 “eS ae wished o—.- room furnis et me mth heat: | 1° +50. per ¥¢ ARi. 4 ?95-—23 rooms furwi £:: CO" iple . ® 20 month. Ox, 004 3 r om bath and electric. chest re’ "erene cfs. — So Fat ra ¢ > eee Phone Bor iw “ turn , 4442A—Compiete’ hat months o! onger. bie. : ae snodern cot, 39404, bA—6 light roome. rm ent. rens a oe — a 0—% rooms. Ta ‘ - rent $45 month De'mar 6136—-7-reom {furnished furnisbe BOLA—Nicely furniane ened. © rerytning * SEL... on #ud do : datit>,, many other use Post-Disp4 — nicely oa) 4 *\- | Pe RINT ws «2 + — . ap re0e 7 cM Fi AT Wtd.— Bet wee, . rs - = or 6 roome, in any i ‘LA’ r ae wid. i pons. © s Plat Wtd.—4 or 5 a *LAT Wt ~ SPLAT Wa. Tower, SUNDAY, OCTOBER ne int OO. 1700. O-REAL ESTATE Foz Scale, Exchange, FLATS AND AP’T’S. WANTED DWELL} Sige Wanted, and Bungalows, ARTMENT Wtd.—d hot-water heat; nort Sgenal; adult faimny. a AGE Wtd.—OoOr - rooms, couple and to Nov. 12; $5 ) rewar _ South Side VLAT Wtd.— ences. poreet ; LAT Wtd.—is room , 477 bet ween PPLAT % 4 TLAT Wtd.—B, 17 19W. a |TLAT Wid.—3 rogm 3 adults; by No FLAT Wtd.—3 pla ulta; moderate ren' braske FLAT Wtd.—Toree row electric: for two adults e Bo 33 x G-3! 9. Post [> ro oms, , middle best references given PLAT Wid. are or 5 rooms by Nov. * ad G- Wia.— Lowe r: “§ tion: reasonable rent 1188W. “LAT—4 or 5 rooms; eres: by FLAT Wwie.—3 “rooms th; 2 acu! ‘ts: ri 85, Post-Dis spatct Se Mreming i Ae rent. Caba preferred: qoute 1062R ) Par wia—o or 4 references. Delmar held. FLAT T Wid.—3-4 rooe rage, first floor: adu Not ercesding $40. T Wea.—3s adults: Wes: Post-Dispatch tric; 41. l. Post- st-Dispatct h. FLAT W Wid- man ish & blocks fron ; We 1} oe, iC, H ¢ Weliston. Mo PLAT Wtd md owe er Side preferred. s. Box G- “391, lower fiat. Sout! Grand 662017. T Wid.—L Bouse: family adul‘s: ¢ ar - na Tan Pessoa b!« : within Nowe and Jeffersr le ee mart ANT ened Flats and Ap’is ee ss . 6, Pare, TE 2D _» ROOMS % Particulars: ' Yatce. Rox eee AP ITEHEAD v2 OM | SHANGE. CITY ARTMENT Witd—Yo. » Wants to share expense epart Separate rooms, give Pric Will pay ; H-61. Pos NISHE)) ie : and son; ema}: garage . Cen APARTMENT— Nove: mber nnhing carty G-339. * "APART MENT Wid ce: stata pri = G With two women o E Sutrable heme: rent elenhone T {ee Rox H-178 Pi 2 Central | teeutre at 8416 © ray. 517 6.—Lieht heeds | PAPIN, 235 7V E.. 7 = North fe ez: $513 N.—Ie - . bath: garage, DWELLINGS FOR RED NT or TAGE—Brick. 5 ik 3 roor ey nice garage: no d to respectabl. - Months: adults. Box W- o ca)! Tyler . 3067 J. 7 arrange on MAGUIRE R a — 810° Chestnut et theme 200%. near Jefferson : Gouble: 12 a E.& R. G. . SCOTT, i> beat. 8f baths, modern g677— 710 EY: oe AMDLEY @' OUINET TE. ' PR, 41383 yoon, conveniences. . - Pap Seve: ey) wn CE— ifent $70. my Forest Northwest 5938—Seven roome, — CE—6 rooms. furnace, bath, . ca | & term ci ea cr 3 ousibie an on : R Maren; Dutch dining room. ey tults 7 ante — +g rag 100% ' ; atlantis ecctititaieitedaiaita __ south baby; 1 Colfax 1975R, (c ~ FLAT Wtd niall rooms, about Sel; 3 eK H-142 or 4 rooms: 3449R. 164. Post- 1 Foor rT , HT jj W averl. ‘ * i ‘ - , : we roor ae Lia, s WuUil : _ 4 , s" x we j > ..4 " . - \ +} . ‘ ; , . ; PSs oP.8 , " , - ‘ \ " . t*re* 4d 8124W., North Market: ¢ : : ‘ BON : - - > ee * : . . ye ; ’ : . ‘ ‘ oO ren . Sy ‘ j 7 ‘ro ‘ : ‘ 7. . a j ‘ - ¢ a . : Aa’ mad os. . - aa 7 r . ‘ [a ; > . ‘ ~ : ~ af ° . . . , 4 . “ ann é ; . 0 Be Dn ” ; ry , ry. ’ >To : ab i” > 2 rian Qn - . - é ’ ‘ ae | . Cr > ~ ST ; ¢. — . . . a on : ‘ biat ; i , j a i Ay —_—- } aX ; sar 44. ‘la ' - r . > ; ; . > - . > . : 7 ’ ° Be — i>t 4 ‘ i .? nad ee >. ; is ] YI ao : Fi é' 309 a, ieee ack oe ee ; es =f gee: ainwright Bidg FOLSOM, 36 ri r two 4 [ART LN & BR KITT W ASHINGTON, mon hOM Li eee modern omer : 3 Md tabs 4] f Froows. bath, furna al A deco- and painted throughout, |..2 0 Mtmllta Rect “= 16th and Washington RANCHI INC | ~ REAT, TY mt and a gs me until sq. ft. sround wid4 Chestnut st {nx tj E.DG ‘ ("O)! ee « —~ realeqd Open. ‘ ; on each « ron LEASE ‘ > ‘ ’ (74 l? AGE 000 SQUARE F KET OE. , at . . . . . iy oe + wes : ; . or . OL. OOO SQ | ARE J KK + ST'T’MPE., 3908 Wes Belle. (8) ae aNTS , : { entr: n\n ' +. JO OLIVE TN AW STORES : KING: ' a ‘s : - ae See : tah 7 Partmenta { A RL NGALO ai Vs hee poe Pea ' fn Se oy f? : cS ‘tee . ' ol { rings: with gacug he SLMAR BL STORES 5634 DEI MAK BL. *);) eaetn i? __North sn — ach Thx55, wiht ae “ompi uJ & " . Mibid « harry Sti) rs Pay MAR ATION tia niit ona tSl100 Sea voms. TO LET—-BUSINESS PURPOSES °“!""" FAMILY HOTEL—For lens ‘ é STORES FOR ry) « “pat HOUSES ANTED ALLOW We — my. rent to anny —_ NGAL rt Wea ia adults: best refers rooins; — . UNGALOW Wt 4 adcults. ore in Monroe Se} Manufac: and 4th ¢ , idies : 170, fine s cilities; tke - pping I ; ' . imme diate nosnsesion : reason. a sy pee : y £in ¢} ; nan , BOLA re nt. Apply to (5 he : ly. aieiiatal . fi i 0. ) ac) ~ HABERG (gent Trius. tees of C Peck Estate right Bldg “stnut STi ~ Li pUILDINGS T Wtd.—o or 6 room As \Mereay Company, Let, T } . uy rries. WANTED BUSINESS PURP’SES s, reward > 4 Ty) > 2 +] NR SUBURBAN PROP’ TY—For Rent LAN O40) \I as ef Uul (Over Ji.iat CORNET & ZETBIG ~7OD $4500) rors 7 ; . n "2614 NGALOW— | ) ”“ 4 ; . i i j : ly i. : “7 . —- ‘ ‘ A sii i * _& Soiid caazr - a a e i j ‘ - ; ‘ ‘ j 4 4 > | . Vi . 4 ‘ . 2 ’ } . " . _ . na . at >i gag * ic. TU? ? ’ r oF } >? é ? ; Ps r 4 , 0 x oa ge —FI “NI ar ERCHA NTS ine 1g lady, of Sr Th Mal B:Ds. PLANS, ESTIMATES, Eto. New eo? al- e iriga tier. “Sam IOo0k 4 “YT hat Ts. 1 : ‘ BL J SG ¢ \ A mae As see ‘ a’ v " . : - . ~~] fa si acs . 4 , | . ; —s ‘ . _ : bee) jor (in ates t-Dispat B Cot - KA: 3 54. OFA tr heap 4 ater - ‘\ ; ¥ ‘ ia aT bi « ‘ ; glee ” - rey) ; ; ‘ ’ jfp? - or ‘ ’ v4 eae . ‘ ~~ 7 . " : °.% —— . — = i hd ; m * a, : ha : i 4 L/ 4 : ‘ . ‘ iti iA. nino: / : re on 4 ’ + — = , ; th ry by ' nA netar mae P . . : slime . — : > j aa > ‘ é i, al ei ~ ad , j ast ‘ a ai b/s Aigd tats s a »§ ’ é LOory & ‘ ‘ wt Jade ‘ tend 4 ; P . 1017—6 Om rafter ost ft ent W oC rooms ‘bun- 903. Post-Di is: atch RMISHED FL AT—Rusin: ess woman ¥ wi share completely furnish ed y ishes §-roc ; Cat OUPI6;: ‘es ee Sunday, GREEN Wo newly if eryvthine. ahr IU SE—4-ro OnvVey boa ere is, bath. rent = —— ms and bath , le } lear home ; tely oS) rt Tring irniture eee, RCS ae , : . os P awe 3 4 er x P - * gps ce 3 ; Wh OO Bel) riley Ti. party ‘| MARSHALL, 2°0—6 rooms, hot-water heat: CtO% alanis , “Post-Dispatch, Kirkwonne . half bionck Cali Olive ©0900 - ay > 2000; | _Thone re, 23x60, dieplay toom and OPAVOIS BTi Samal ee HOME LOAN ASSOCIATIONS ~400A—4 ro 303, -room house and bath. M 2anlew On :. 0 1 G—$ 3416 ( xford, room s: $35: two . ~ aes pe ‘ ; ; , ‘7; Miné ewter (0) | TWELFTH, 28 8 Di ,§ loor, & pone. Sesescdeaeeneiteniatiaentesiall 244 ae (Nd PO thes, , or more tn Sera Pz sat ’ - “ " . ‘ ’ - . 7 AC } : . ‘ . - . , yr ’ >) - 14 a s . : Q = re . : ri yi OM > i@¢ LUT it » atl : » 3 ws ite 4 I ai ‘ ‘> ; . ¢ Gas Ou if f room ‘ . . . ‘ . . ~ ‘ ’ ' . ro, . + Tie ” Ty . a tt ~ ; ‘ } » ‘ é REAL ESTCTE caRDS STOP PAY] NG RENT b ith, | Suburban Eeeere el nee U6 Cheatnut business ation: 10 Phousar in & If vou are !: Ss. bath, garage; | — os aaa ge eee ASHINGTO® 3 r. °7th st.)—Splend STEPHEN SAUM. 625 Chestant at terested fn knowing how, drop us a line or ROOMS—Three furnis a eae “ay ev , | fost-tenpreving Basic ti '8195R. _ sink. d ears. $17 month: : rel ster 1O48J rw a eee fre ole + ‘ Ps a = as -- . ~-— *} ° i] Py Py _ail we) i at st FOR LEASE TE — , oa - é - leeryiy mas 44 : ‘ ; . ‘y ; P a ee ee ye, waeen ae eg ER apr ye . s wowed 6 re it roa se , J elega it stores nN fastest . oe hood in 1 5209-11-13 St oe Bus KESIT] vVeniences: . Tin? 70 hom a Ce Lat ii; i ree: 0400) y ‘> ue o _ ° £077 s00e GALIONS s ' . shades Siy1 = lav op Al , car . = eh a . . > s* f ’ . ; e . bi ae v ‘ : ; : : j 2 5 - AU ao ; aaa a s Bid and bath, LENTAT. ACCOUN . : 1879. “es; also large fico APARTMENT MANAGEMENT A SPE &. Grand and Park. my ~~ é ; Pw spa i the Nict ROOMS. Wid our - ater bh heat. _B-i20 Apply (c7} modern _] Be Micrine Co.” QR RENT FOR COLORED HOUSFS. FLATS. ETC. MK, 4°55 W—7 Choice office mC n the \We Hodtamont iston VWidz., MODE RN STO] lentist, ae the ee ogttion for physician or Do XOX Ou LM ant car line T } ; cottage: furnace, nece: lient ocatio: r¢ R et* ie t } \7 ry . , ance 1) rent . a DROZI Ridg Olive 31405 : ANTS + n Fr » *") e _ rou ; " WELLS, 8220 bungaios \ ’ aper. DA ° : ; 5 iEs Ss 4-TO om resi: lenc CCX ' cond! ti Fr. at | NAS 4 EAL Of . U ' : ‘ ‘ iv, BViv le, “bath, “hot ‘and | $5 0. Nice rooms, bath, « elec “4 ‘ and 1 can ae you to buy a lot — es —_—_—- — , | > , r an , & Sec ARE “ and build one. Write me A ES sige e! zips Rent ‘> e ; "fF r , . sai : Sout west ier Gar , ie 316 SOUT i : ipDe-|1f VOU Waht ern, 1 block Tow- at “SPACE—$5; furn ished 3 _Sesired. Phone Lindell 6o8SW. _ — tile bath, yu blocks -A( iE] pa A, i bric k. for AULO r ry (PE ™ . car; $65; lease, or storage: S30 ee sigoe fro , * 9. tte on ne { r: ; al} . m hea’ el ig ey ne / Tene of (cz) Cc M. Mi DONA ALD E : sprinkler eysten, ‘ , ous atone , i ; ia tf ’ a? Ie- STORE—WH L ven! ny (a bh peat aoe | Ga R e EC house and | 7 ARC i your OwWn. Box A- —— ee oe Pane . . jevators. See i TM , Aw sels LEERrT INZLICK. 1 ‘heetnu ‘ hot-water | & AND STORAGE— | ; occupant oan N. Sth. roar. ‘REAL ESTA Li. 7 ‘ . , cit j \ M , ae - . “we : , " " .. “ A : ty Ai ‘ j \ ak | “1210 N.—(arage for 10 ma-; part! ll ar nart Er, reer s. —Nev ew bath. for ¥ eee | , FORE JERE E SON. Mf ANN evler 4 batas, “neat. hines. = a 94 ; hil avi A} g) = "Janitor service: | “os vied ant Cah- | (Cc) | "i = ’ it@ North DRUGGISTS. ATT EN THe N FARRAGUT, 1922—Garage for ren i? ut i ova el re northwest corner 18th ar nd Bicely for 4 mac hines } . : GLASGOW AV 4140—Brick enra re | for 2 machines. Central #870OR HARPER, vt 01 7—— it Car Rarer ater n residence: HWRUSKA ON th “modern rent re@sonabie nter months: ref LEX INGTON 3934—Rea MARY L5(th—~(sarare room hous mir eshon. furnaces as ite and eesb. os Y- ' aah ing ox. eths: dus! rj y i Ci 5 rand 16 ) Mess: oniry $3 : ost at (ls rage, a : i SU ’ - . » Sidse BO@ I “> sve Cottages, Flats Apartments, For Rent | TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES TO LET—Business PURPOSES I EAC HANG hese and Residenc REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE OMORILI Wtd.—'7 . 7e@ city ‘| HOME acres, gn ‘ e han ange 100 acfes, im from St Louis; Sou Post —*pateh. prov ved — Ww € * iA! ga i mo it modern wth ‘ Wo. af HANG! "HANGE ise, for HiANGE—Apartment, flat. aartil >1 0.000 viise. Box *1° rive 8. P.-D well-iim* “oved \“ ant some nge $906 0 eau i ; assunte. ‘H ANGE—~Mi iern lowa farm, 370 $55 000, encumbranca $%4.- per cent: want gC i winter equity immediate posses- co nl 30x J-]°%, [ANGE —160-acre stock and grain - @ sets mprovementsa: 2 fine timbs ! sau leph one, “$2000 first mortgage 7 c onaider stock mer- Fame value gen- . aver- some Hillview. iginers 960" no trad 2 PROPERTY Wtd.—To exchange, re farm, St. James, and $500 cash, Rox P-589. P.-D everything: quick, try m 610 FOU rr ABL E BLD :. lor making exchanges. EQUITABLE BLDG ' , of ox hy SIN? LON, 610 EQUITABLE ; exchange: on Naseees Bridge I or cottage or any Terry avy. lote tn Flint, eell cheap; inging. BLD xchange; 2 joining iT raom 4 4 loOun: - or ern Cal} DR APR. DING—N e. TM large fou ble h 6 ete abdove: excellent Sa420 per annum; terms: Sarah sat cor. 23d and store bullding corner: rents price reason- “RED E BOCHMOELLE R, 108.N. &th WAGON AND HARNESS, “Wa — ange house and lot, 50x wD Lhoma City lot for au-| G- 200. Post-Dis 1E—SO- act improved tools. crops: want house Box 218. Post-Dis HIANGE—Land for house or lot 1western part of St. Louis: Ton nzend. Potosi. Mo _ta ‘HANGE—One 4-famt!y flat, income a year, for ‘ocery store; price ect to $6500. EB. B. White. Forest 5#6BOT7R. Wtd.—To excharge lds S for vacant on South “HWE NKER REALTY €CoO., E—Okla mohiie or lot x x BEACHAN stock, * car line. passenger SI, ‘oe p0N Chestnut. Bg) ge “ARLE RLDG. farm for drvi Apply 620 vw everything to ) > oe | exchange B od Jilin ods store or city pri eth more of ane Ly hang atores and fiat, GRO.O00. dee of ciear farm. true? Lue mer;re han lis¢ cara : by FE CHR FT ART “hal a © 4) - family ~Orme $30,000 ar 4 ra ae mer chand aa, Eehrhart ange _SIR.000 5257 Waterman apartinient U Year: Manatch exe hanve for Lout — ‘oun or sut «] Vis TM rom two frali a! Main VINE. DAISY, FARM For TRADE U aCe. FRR REALTY CO. 107 X. Oth wt “RADE FOR BUNGALOW 58xx CABANNE im fine block prerent owner; _Main 216%. “Farms for $98 ude equity for In 1000 bhleck: ‘and resume. 1 ee” 4 roome. rents tity for e@erall farm cottages in the 4000 ill trade equity for 1R73 ‘ful residence is too large for Se 617 fi } “ » wale Ww. sii ee STEIN, hange ‘ ‘hestnut. 3 lea af. nie ‘r many other good egg prop- har we. a farr Fr a £ “Chestn at ST ST. LOUIS HOUSE |; FOR TRADE roorns anc hal’, fur want to trade Ft. Loutfe or } is (ounts a STEIN. Matn i? Chestnut COTTAGE Wrd 02, | COTTAGE Vtd., STORE BUSINESS APARTMENTS Wt4—Or APARTMENT—12.- farnily; pay cash. p ARARTMENT 3 Wtd —BSix 12 y es-For Sale Today. ET. Lorrs POST- -DISPA TCH, _ ’ aB I or rca ——— ~ TT = —~- - ae A REAL ESTATE—W’T'D TO BUY RAR jAINS We —For cash. Box P-501. RP: -Disy atc BARGAIN Wtd ee bargain $1200 will “die; any property considered. Box +) Post Dispatch. : CITY JjAs;T Wtd.— Hive ‘Chevrolet. car. See Crutcher, 555 Robin, Bellefontaine N. _loop. Colfax O58} ots FLAT AND COTTAGES vaitir Seo KAMP, fblive ‘Raa Wtd.—I have just come to the city and would like to buy a home single or double flat. Rox Y-11. Post-Disaptch. HOUSE Wtd.—Three rooms, $1000 cash an a iot aS part payment. Rox G-260, P D How SB Wtd.—Teo buy 6 ‘to ¥-room house, in Richmond Heights, for cash. 8. H. MORTON & Co., Title Guaranty Bldg. IN¢ ‘OME PROPE ‘RTY W td. em as oa price o times rental; owners on} yY. Box G-14%, _Po ST - a aepaten. (3) LO] td —— prov ved. Suitable for cott bad Box H- 349, ee ee Wtd.—Have buyers 216 Wainwright. Lt mT —_ agent desired. Box H. 33," Po at- Di Samat h PR PE RTY Wt4d—Between (Co ipton 4ud Vandeventer Easton and Market: very Paki. us description and egular commission tf you O. Fi tRooRs ‘REAL TY CO.. 107 N. *th. PROPERTY Wtd.——If for any reason you vant te sell your property for cash, and price is right, there will be no delay if you addr Box Y-155, _ Post-Dispatch, A>K Us to inspect your property. others fail” try ch; . H 2n sell your rea] CHAUN EY P. HEATH, OR . ‘ps COTTAG ‘Wtd.—Have| cash buyers; money walting. Ww "ANSTR ATH TIT % Chestnut. AND FLATS Wtd.—44a83 Penrose, -Raw of 6 to 10 flats, inust be cheap. Box Y-120, fENEMENT Wid.—Business or property; have client with who wants to buy at once GEO. J. W ANSTRATH, 717M Chestnut. Wor LD pay $100 pated on al Our or vungalow ; ity, st. Box W -68, Posi Dispat *h. W M have cash purers for single ana .. ate. GEO J. NDLER REALTY C ati sont EB ank oe « Commerce Bicg. Olive 4079 ~~ — (c82) _ i eat cash price { for your uy {t outright: no de olay; {1 call. Phone Olive 5392 t SC OTT CO., 805 _Chest stnut st. (c8) | A “SATISFIED clien tel 4 has: pb puilt up my usiness: in go! iing for cash. on ~ Tission banis oniy, I satisfy my client do not try to trade: call on me for a quk fale. _CHAUNCEY P HEATH, 818 Chestnut, ein sma!l h une or Forest : J37TTY \ “aouble “0. TO CASH U P YOUR PROPERTY i 2 URS Or t to raise money on P a ROLAND A. WISE, 3d floor, 812 ——-- —_ @ - Chestnut W. BURIAN J. 4016 Chouteau av has cash buyers for. flats. cottages, bun igalor Ws and apartments Investment ~ Property or ‘Sonam Hay '* $: S000 cir h which I want to in property mat shows a big income: South si | ‘- full a Rive I ASPhUImMe xr rage — prefer Mox Y-li o6, _Post-Dispateh LIST bade Bye i A. WISE pid 5 I personally it my personal! sell in 3 to ing For tnird floor. attention 30 davs: the 81° till sale ts closed: no charge for advertis- service you expect see me, Chestnut Roth phones. Ih your property, call an agent | who makes a ape laity of it. JOHN H ABBOTT, _108 PN, Sth at, We Not Only List, But Sell live-wire organization will gell your ) promp LOT 18 RY ‘ALTY FINANCE CO. ar 001. 3630 Olive. Lindell 1145. . (e989) W E HAVE A BIG DEMAND For propertr of all kinds, Let us sell yours. MOUND CITY TRUST ©O.. Unies ané bt. 1a us a’ WE Ww ANT PROPERTY TO SELL Have buyers fur mate. apartments, stores. residences, et: Liet ‘ith u J. CORNW ELL R E CO., dil N. _7th et WANTE I), 3 cottages, _X to 6 rooms, 2 ble flats, 5 houses 0 12 rooms; a! good loc ation: for first- Ciags colored buyers with from $500 to 8°000 ~0 pay de wn nm cash, and good monthly pay- ments thereafter. ABE RNA THY REALTY CO., 2363A Market _ You want to se! —_— fou- e1° ‘ prices right: in WE CAN SELL rn years of prompt and efficient sales serv! to property holders; list with us. JOHN Me MENAMY CO. — 1808 8: Grand av | WHEN OTHERS FAIL get FR P. Heath He can sel! your property. Olive 31653. CHAUNCEY P. HEATH QM. E. CO.. 818 Chestnt it st. Bungalows. Cottages Wanted (NGAL OW “i td —6 room bungalow or 6- ‘foean modern single fiat: vhone mentay. Oct. 1h Forest HORR Delmar 693 BUNGALOW We d. wilde or a rooms. in good location; willing to pay a fair price if the place suits. Box Y-12, Post-Dispatch. BU NGALOW Ss Bah ge nome A. have cijlents ~ ho Wal socalitics where we have more bungalows Rie ALTY FINANCE . Delmar 2001. Lin:tall 1143. (cA) COT TAGE Wid —Or bungalow: best bargain: ay this week. Box H- 43. _Post- -Din, ss Tosa COTTAGE Wid —Equity in Soni hampton; low first payment 2349 N. U ‘nion. nel cm ) 7 ey AGE—Small. in convenient Post- hood pay c¢ Box H- 352 COTT AGE Wtd.—4 or 5 rooms; write 4 __ price, Box Y-117, Post-Dis spatch. as COTTAGE Wta.—c heap: 3 or 4 room, frane or brick; give price. Box Y-11 14, | P. 3 _— ‘ South Side: ra Ca ah 68220 Michig — rooms. . bath, “ete. ; CD et Box about 2000 G- 223, only. COTTAGE Wtd.— Sice Dispatch, ms 3 . COTTAGE Wa —fouth Sr. Louis; “must | ha ve. possegsion Nov. 1; 4 or 5 rooms: not over BGO state nrice. Rox Y-98, -D. COTTAG Ee Wtd.—Or flat: must be ones: | Abie; state in frst letter price und jodca- | tion. Pp ox ] H-195 Post-Disratch -—— Smali brick: will p $1000 down, state particulars. Pox H-134, | Post-Dist vat t cr TTAGE w ta ——Fo 1 buy: 3 or 4 ®: by Tov r 15: no dealerg: South Sia; CT | yg 0533 after 6:30 | + nM y. (c7) COTTAGES Wid We have who | want®to buy noth ing to offer. We need more cottages “LOUIS REALTY FINANCE CO., eimar O01, Lin dell 114% 3e! wm Oo ve. (cO®) | Business Property Wanted : BUSINESS oat- West End evenings, only. or all day clients erty; prefer good transfer cor-,; ner. Price must be right. Box Y- 150, Post-Dispatch. PROPERTY Wtd.—And in- |. vestment property. from medium te high | ' priced stores, with flats or apartments above preferred. frame | Wtd.—! niveraity ‘ity; SO fee ho ; 818 « ‘hestnat. (cd) | a = — ; investment SUrpiug cash | -' FLAT invest | Particulars; wii] | te Ry Bo! a operty and give | | WILL buy . ‘12 to 0) in localities where we have! HOU SE Wid. wal or More rooms, with ‘OITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE | GOOD D building a an Park pi | LOT—Cilear: on - | LoT— My equity in lot on Delmar ev Hanie , dave. | north, REAL ESTATE—W’T’D TO BUY Flats, Apartments Wanted FLAT Witd—Single or 4oudie;- north oF _horthwest; pay cash. Bes G- 326, P.D FL. At Wtd.—T sree bath west, al i 174 + Choutea ’ Wed ek 3 4+ an nd x ona 3 or South _Side _ Bo Y- 24. Post- -Dispatch. FLAT Wi i—4 or 5 rooms. single: eouthg __ Price. location Box H-37, Post- Dia. FLAT Wta —Modern. 4 or 5 reom flat; —_—-- _Price. ,0x Y-115, Post- -Dispatch. FLAT W td.— Double > e or rooms; uty _pre ferre |. ox wW- ISS. Post ‘Dapeike FLAT Wtd.—Theap: double or triple fats flats best cash price. Rox Y¥-113 P.-o FL AT Wtd.—To buy 4- family 2 ay 4 to 4 roome, Box G-380, Pest. Dispatch. FLAT Wtd.—sindbe: § 7000 to $9000; will | __ pay halt cash. Rox -67, Posat- Dispateh, Fi ATS W td. ——(tive clear $6000 bu: bungalg alow Part Pay and cash. Rox Y-58, Pos “Die | FLAT Wtd.—To bu ny single & aan room wes iat; state in ath Rex Set Pe -D. FLAT Wtd. to — an 4 or 5 ‘and 5; Modern conveniences 4009 North Market. Fl AT Wtd.—sing e: South Side, west o ' ‘rrand., Box Y¥-23. Post Digna toh. ¢ | FLAT Wtd.—é4 or 5 roor me aive location and owest eash price. Hox ¥- ol, ud ~D. FLATS Vid.—4-fam iy 3 rooms and Ty any locath mn. Box Y- 63. P.-D, FLATS Wtd.—4-famiiy: 4 and 8 or 6 and ’ Box b | - se ih ost-Dispatch m FLATS Wd. aa row; -3 and 4; with or without baths. _Box Y¥-05, Post- Dia- FLAT we d.—Single or double, South — Side; no agen Call any time. Box B-7 Post- Dispat, h. ‘single fiat; give clear FLAT Wtd.—To huy let, West End payment. 1154 Ham.- 5 Dart ‘ ion av. ; a - —"-eeerer pee } LA‘ td.——4 me single or Gouble med- ern lat, pay $5000 do wn; ive price. Box H-353. Fost-Digpatch. . ; certrnigintintansteatataiaiabsie FLA’ S—Single or double; also §-room mode ern house; give particulars Gret ietter. _Box G-244, Post-Dispate a. PL AT Witd.—4 er & rooms. . mode ern; ’ vr d 5 rooms give full yoy ~ om | ‘ I 5-6 rooms; preferred. H, - | mail for particulars, John Pitiyk. 19104 te)t. Wed. — 5 rooms, “single or ‘or Gouble. See GEO. J. WANST RATH, 717 *% _Chestnut. FLATS Wtd.—4-family; 3 room sone ; electri ©, north or north weet. teed - bk LaAT W 1¢.—Single, 4 and rooms, heat, pay cash. Box ¢ }- 348, Post . FLAT Wid—Ss! ngle: on South Side; 4; m2 oderns . ewe | PLAT Wtd.—4 ‘and 5 rooms modern, le or double, in cash bus Box Q-379. Post- Dispateh. FLATS Wtd.—I am “in the market for seve fash If the price is right. __Box Y-14, P,-D row of flats or epaness property; 592. or write Brown, 525 Wainwri FLA T Wtd. —To buy; modern, 2 or 4 family lave cash; give pric locat tion one ail FLAT Wtd.—Single or double: on Si; Side: if satisfac tory. 7 Post- Dispat ch, AT Weed —Single, of 4 and 5 rooms, — Box 'P ost -Di spate ; FLATS W td.) ngle or “double: also 9-roem modern house: give partic ulars first letter, FLAT Wed. —Doubie: 74 or tha 7 or Sout hwest xa 12th will pay cash for flat or clly property. _Box_H.- 26, Post- ispatch. in University or Tower Grove Heights trict. Box G+331, Post- Dispatch. r LATS Ss W td ~— ‘Doub le 3 buy; state terme ick sale. 3. BE HRHART. SRST Faternan, (62) FLATS Wtd.—Double 3 rooms nd na $8000 ofr “tome us for quick cash gaie if price le right. 1, P ost-Dispatch. 5 or § with or without ide: pay Post- Dispatch, a good South Bide local i cash buyer. eral double flats for hey can PLATS Wid. —Pay Cash { for Quick answer. Olive _Pparticulars. Rox A-40 Post- Dis buy quick © 76, can pay cash; about | $7500. J < h. Box (7-244, Post- Di spate! Ny I: Lave AND APARTMENTS Wtd.—To buy; FLAT Wtd.—New modern 5 or 6 room fiat rooms bath. north or west, that $8000 or =, wil north or west, that sale. ee terms: qu! ick buy; state 1. B. EHRHART 4257 FLAT Wtd.—To buy ry and aan? room brick; cash if the price. ie 1 rig ~F, TEELE, 1045 E. Park pl., Univereiay City » € abany 58 49 M. FLAT Wtd.—To buy 4 and 5 or 5 and a 5, South Side, or 5-room realdence, bunga- modern; cash if necessary, low or cottage: Box H-118, Post- “Dispatch. FLATS W td. —Double or gingte; all over city; will sell at once at g°0d prices, Send description at once, with price subject te regular con missions. 2. H. BROOKS REALTY CO., 107 ww, 7th. FLAT W ti We have a buyer for a sin gia and a double flat of 3 and 3 or an rostne, west or borthwest of King’s high- RA NK J. FRICK R.E. 0O., Wainwright Bi, FL ATS Wr i— We have c clients who want to buy in socelitice a we have to offer We eed more fiats to ST. LOUIS REALTY FINANCE Olive st. Delmar 2001, Lindell Rae ‘soy end wn lines or call us on phone make no char a unless we sell the Lines erty at vour pr oro. F. HEFFERNAN, 214 Wainwright lig. + eee ee —— er cee cape ere HOUSES, COTTAGES AND BUNGALOWS Wanted, for cash—l1 have buyers waiting. F. L. Fisher. 6200 Easton, Room 4. I i ee WAN TED—To buy; one or two modern & of ¢4-room single flats: south of Cherokees, west of Jefferson: cash, at reasonable price. Grand 66°OW. P7408 Winnebago at. WBE HAVE clients ‘who want to to ‘buy fiate. If you want to sell yours. “,* it a JOHN H. ABBOTT. 10 ne ee ee ee WILL invest $6000 or leas In Mae apart ment or business property if priced bt, Box i 113, Poet -Dispatch. : ee ee WE HAVE QUICK BU YERS OR NI Single flata, priced right: Tamily room flats; cottage of 3 t toy no shia, mo charge. J. W. KER n° con Oth. Residences Wanted ne ee 4 qe —— ae + eee ee ~_——- RESIDENCE Wid —West or south; will pay $10.000 cash, Box Y- sh. Box Y-56. Post-Dispaten. ESIDENCKE Wwtd.—6 or 9 rooms, near cars, cars, Catholic Chureh; reasonable: state price, | full particulars. — Box _ii- 150, Por -Dia. RESIDENCE— —T horoughly modern, @-room not over $7000 and terms, $1000 to $1506 cash, helance oT. 350 monthly notes. ne eon 2: Le’ a pyrchane King’s h Delmar and Page; w wv, FER D A, BENEKF, 212 Wainwright wae RE SIDENCES Wrd, ——We have clients w want to buy in localities akg we bave nothing to offer: need Pe resideaces e , ool ST. Lov, 's REALTY AND - NCE C rt . £639 Olive st. Delmar 200 hinaell 114%. ae (cao 29 room house; will lease hotel &S 100 rooms; location downtown, central. west, south or facing Park: describe and give location. Box Poat-Dienatch. Suburban Property Wanted HOUSE Wid 8,5 grapes. acres. in country. for chicken ranch or fruit trees and Paul, i. 3401 Market Ee ee rea ee ee ee |REAL ESTATE Wt4.—Am interested to buy « home in the county not toe far out; pre- fer location near Busch Grove ve om Cie read: wil Dienatch goons $1 J 8. _Post- QD site and: STEELE, Cabany 6 849M. 3. King's hichw exchange for eculty In fats fail Grand OT5RR. mba i or will 13 termes to suit eacrifies. Call eet or 4749 EF (@) oe SIDENCE ayo arora several lets for oe it eure lid locations. ALT = SHIELDS _ Ove 426). 2°00 Waine “HOWE LoTs"— CsiNEee ‘Northwest’: corner : be ine | Colfax eet loop. ¢€ RUTC HER & CRUTCH Abernathy Realty Co., | Lorciaes Morgan at., Central 20 foot Rg __BALSON R. & B. CO., 2363A Market it tea Flats, Avartmenis Wanted » fiats: «ive clear | Rox ¥-55 _.T ‘Box _—_— SO000 home and Cash 4. Post-Dispatch, ‘ARTMENT Wtd om family —_ Caah: , et Rite Tull 407 Poet-Dts immediately | partic ular. Lox ¥ ~ ‘or 24 sates | & reasonable price: pay cash ox Y.- : ost ieneee ° CLBRLE FLAT Wis —PHisain. 3 topics _ Box ¥-116, Post -Dispat: h. LAT Wid —To buy. Bex Y-89. P.-D. LAT wep —H or 6 roome . modern: ‘pouth Bex G-294. ' Past- Dispatch. Vtd _—-Four family or single: ae} state price. Box ¥-54 Pust-Di« bufldin or 4 rootns. lo A. | LOT rT — Vac cant. HOME SIT E—40- (oot, ) On wary terme __Nortn “and garage, rented, at Se | on A im prever ae ae 4! wood Park: all en « _Poet- -Ihepatem, es hee oer HOMESTTES—Beat in XN wood Park: ood from ‘Winter e H 5963 Kasten nay. LOT—At corner of __ quire 5015 Delmar. Ls ITS yne er ‘<., and Theikla: chess. Meee emgeinetai wet tee 6 2. Se ae ly en Se agin » TE Ae ans Se ne ee ee ee eee TE AN ONES te COI REPRE NSN

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SUNDAY, ake ; Sale Today. OCTOBER 15. Sih, ‘ SUNDAY. r BT. LOUIE or E xchange, Wanted, and Bun alows Cottages Flats, Apartments. ‘Residences For - A : 15," 1922, et eee AB Ad 0 —— SLE Stes or Sates ‘ESTAT ‘one ea tneatas ESTATE FOR oR SALE| CITY ReAL ESTATE rOR SALE CITY REAL ESTATE For oe BER 15. 1922, 1. ESTAT eal g an 4 ions comeammeet ih — oe eo - ent rt i NE COLO oe ee -_ CITY REAL ESTATE F FOR SALECITY REAL ESTATE | FOR § SALE CITY REA SS — COME OUT TODAY: My “Pp A R IK Ww O O ID) If the Landlord | eee ° £8 Bs ‘1 Sale Now Goiig On: : ees. fruit, rose garden - RESTRICTED Doubled the Rent 9 igs ri:c IRS Bas) WIM Heal | : PAUNCEY P. HEAT RE POT ee re oe er me: Pro me ene . PR AABN LM 2S. TWO > “B Ww if \ y¢ I WW ’ ; . i —_ i 17 aon | : - SOU ] HLIKIINGS BIIGIBIW A 4 Kiirapshiighwiiny yyy“ SOWEPNES yughhorough & | He has probably doubled it in the last three yf ME Brick Bungal S , I Rat ee oe ‘| What is there to hinder him from doubling it gy 900, ANP tiie washroom 6 large bedrooms aiid Why not be independent and own your owngge second sree there ie one bedeal hardwoed floors, hot -water “ iiviay F 4 h “ a 4 1 ee he i\ © i , I Im | Invest your money in this property. | re ae ——- eilar under large front porch; 1d- | ° . i coe I-beam supports: te rps rT: aan td ot is RY. | | . ~ a very pretty homes a [Tt WILL MAKE YOU MONE | PAY ; aes BALANEE ang very, pretty homed 5000 SOUTH KINGSHIGHWAY BLYD. te You Can’t Beat the Price, || yg $25 ("4 Il, LIKE RRB ce sternum weed | De eeeeamaaell, 7 ation or Environment | | » >) Clayton - a - . “—_ ate eben ne . hen “ ~ ee oe , LOS LOL ET MII Ee IRE PAE ee ey " —— br: tok eee - ing porch, | ’ mee floors. tile bath, 108 4 eottages that we are building in | a ate KAntenrieth, 315 Me ger Rey * and Loom ; am 2 _— . -- "4 j ; | @ ' ; ‘ . . D if () TR BS mee | ee eee PPOMBUNITY L \| } ; “~~ } (2; i = a | . ty a . ! . % V —_ : ; | * TA wo rooms. Se Ch D AS}! “IX wZv 2 re, ' Se Sa . / SS _ 4 » hamesife, invest your 8aVv — ‘jot os 160: $1500, terms. _— ena Bh 4 4 Sn Siceeeeee G3 “peje pes ie m . s: — studi CASH OR TERMS oe GE ) Ei ‘ be ad. fn pm eR Nae 251 : Ry | ssienatailaliai sal DRAUE MENTS | : which may extend over 10 vee | acre: To Look at These Little Mog tbe ateman, ts irauice CHE ’ " — >= - ~ 4 ’ ‘ ’ no i! i | ; RELL, LLP >. 3591. N firoadway. HOMESITE SEEKER !! wt FS yp RS ec | —_ ait | i na > Bee LEG ONG A : ice a ae : LOPée BR PARR MIESCEEY * ' - Take the Cherokee car to Bates street and wall bath Sd floor, 2d floor arrang } i ; . { i ‘ ‘ i we » 2 NY 7 ERE x... NS te cee : ™ = *? a 4 or china closet and pitche W C \W 11] Make You Money Here pace f machines beneat blocks to Parkside. Bring your wife an | Se coors, fruit trees, eras = tha eee ' +400 feet; upstairs arranged prepared to close the deal. Agent there wi ide not quite finished: cost as 00: for $3000: $ will sell . || . r mn ee find EOS 4 a . — | | es i RI YW ) () 6 ' J Ge as oe Ba | | LUC ALLIUIN | 1 | ; ’ ts bI . le BeEON i . I n - . ae ‘ 3t = ) I ‘ st. Le : cA ‘L100 t . _ lance terms to suit; can De Fee U INO VV 00 | & i te eS Louls, as evidenced by the erection |i1!/ YOU full particulars. | op serene £0 oult con Us oom ia ct. 2 2 ) and 1 ralows in this !mm ||| a FERGUSON. ; ° i 3 : mmatonid : Se oa a a yi y within the past mar. autiful 9-room Seas. tr: eor Y we ‘ } , , ’ . » , 7 ib ; ‘ : : & : j Ae it Ground Is Ou the Upward Trend—Buy Now gr ~“e Leolotes - A R. SCHOLLMEYER R. E ae care, soe Sie rf i- Ff be t£0° TREET EXTENSI ~ way . . RNOISCT! = REALTY Co., 504 : LL48 bFs bbe , a. S nave ~ ~ Kirkwood : ek des ° gincietiy ae: the Corner Sever d Chestnut Streets. 4 | (aver yd a STpe0et The oe ny fed Whe Fe, rnel ¢ ith an t t t t EE waiienignes ; ; asta ila necatnaitasiaioal : . mi] ~* with lot o0x160; se . ro” Jgav --" (aa fe IF | — at Veneman av. and LTV , . : ; 20 BY OV 4/NE, fm Kirkwood, Mo. ) | Ik? ) ite \ IN \/ a , 4 Se f ; ; werkt Awe ah “poss Re oad ae 2 Ss ES Ee pose ule , ed ; ' 61 George av., 7-roo IN (\) T: ; + _ | : RIS Wot 1 | = —S= one , - | S01, 722 Chestnut. } Wo Lind O ANG Y i Me SO k an? : 23 ee | . _ £61 aS ere Siegant, 123 reoms; | Vv; t 294 = aN ; 7 aes i paced jes a ® sige | . ee elie ks: ' } r at [rr ate : in A = KIRKWoOoD TR ictor I ' ec “aeres: 5-room frame; fer, Waet Kirkwood: $3@ ~ &. LBERG, 30% Wainwri rooms, hard wood floor Ome tot 65x1 00; beautiful — ° ie ' ‘f ' i 7 we og ot- is about to place on the market that beautiful tract Boultry houses: pear : ~ . ¢ : DF ice reduced; 7-reom at the southwest corner of Gravois Ave.-and Lough- | Bern. Ore WOOD. TRU apron hips pecs gece . , . , : oTs—s beautiful wooded LOU ASO! = MO) = LO on: borough Ave., to be known as Roadhouse: 10 acres, beauti 3 Are ood; 26 acres on 2 car lines os tric! ty: Mane KIRKWOOD TRI BVU DING a : yw Se RR ne ahy>panendeianatnlth, oh mesa LE I > +e -——~ ATO | o----~- - re Ww , 4 = aananpeaad-taeneneenmameameatemeiamed eee a 5 ee a any Fs + ae myst ~ a ee ap 1 oy =| , a ay 4 Parkhead Northwest West — _— LOT—5SOx138%. 55095 Wren. Box W-409, | DANDY LOT — Ti ae . oPst-Dispatch, Sara i){,. eee South Side, just west 38th . Ade F OLNILO; ONLY T=! SU: N sand of 4x1 yeti i et eRe ' ites Ganatibel Location: 3 ar P.-L ee EDERER-ARENDES REALTY CO.. (iUU Diock on Clayton ° 4 : 47 . iagrie 26" is. B10 (GG AN] wr \I ' > . Re . ms et RAD I LOT—Very cheap; 100 fect or less: west, TW O « ‘OR? NI LRS MEYER. 517: ve anh ‘cena: mates, Dupoleasr My OFp epaeta PTE. - 4 i ‘ , . y ; — : -_ ee - es ne NI LAWN HOUSH-—Nothing side of Unton, 3400 nherth: big bargain. he ait, J Kaston 7h ‘ >. ’ a BIBS St Louis.’ SCA Sea A’ [" BIG iB A mG r ALN est 2 196 1) a | ie - ae. "1 Fay! gd Fadl mee Og ow ee Ve this hig! LO up-to-date. sleeping Pf LOT—Northwest; cheap; street and alley i. @. cor. Duke and Christy, 37 fc. | lead eimar v6, R . eas ova 7 = 1S 3 | tion. KINGSHIGH ° V ( } (: "tile batie; beautiful lot, 2 made; easy terms. . Weasel, 4172 Del-| i. @. cor, Duke and Christ; y, 37 ft. 5 = rents A a ed . \\ . LOU BOROUGH CG KIRK WOOD. TR | | a Te 7 J our property no mar. iit mise 4 *. @ cor. Eichelberger and "Christy, i? ft i SUBURZAN ee TY FOR SALE KIRKWUOD ‘TRI LOT—S. w. cer. ~ Queens “and Harney avs. | ; 5650x172; wonderful location for bungalow 8 i PSTE IN, 617 ¢ “heat nr ut. M: ain 218° ihe > Fadi . a a8. SLAPPING i ‘ AM) 4 Mosger: Pept " ~ . os ‘ ¢- 9) rooms, near car ‘line, ' | e] LULULEING iful, 7 rooms, overlooking This will be a regular “Piggly Wiggly,” ‘*help-your- le eeien $0 od -room house, bes uttful or flat; price $60- make an offer : WILL C. WISSMATH, 72° Chestnut st. | B ARG. AIN LOT GQ AT, bE — LOTS—Fine lots for. fate or bungalows on} >] per foot for Ltr foot ik or’ saat ek ~f rooms hardwoo pone “7 ; . po ' i] Northiand, North Market, Spaulding and} « COP d 88th st.. and 4 fi Oo? ‘Ls Water . Slate 1 yargal : : ; e oe” ant "s hh eh , Ga ‘ ’ and " ay $ Ps. 3 pet wee! tbe iT Te L¥ ch ot ; ‘ ae i. 4 ~ tit : ile ié " ‘ A : ' ae P 2 L a 7, ae ; : . Dp | +. ! : : | 3 | : a | | Dewe 6) GUN ai : | _, em ' self sale.’’? No salesmanship necessary’ to -sell this = - rfieid. between King’s ligh we) yoom motern house, 8 Union ay. ‘Tins 9%; 1 and § r mont} L. b ’ er ~y * . MOUND crtY TRUST CO., . , ber cent discount for all cas , Cash, easy payments on halance’ 1~ | 3 2 = tae nion_and St. Lou's. | © lota fe a! n easy terms. HRA ar Wheaton Station: Redmon! : L Se? ————| ' : ' ) ak und - one look and vou will surely buy | | om bd 5 a . INDUSTRIAL : | aoa 5.000 square feel, . —.. ’ + : | | / - S ‘ Pio ; » . m house; Mermod place Sm house, Mermod piac $64 af il ba AL PROPERTY | Forest pert tela. eee ee “mer eh Ie bath, finished ba " : ze een see Seg 197 Gay ‘oe IB | IL fp house, 1262300 e ) ‘ Kite ‘ ta . ae “Re psaey / povurs ok 4poly , i ev os 4 ; , n I ' ki j j : “ oT > fat ‘ ‘ PE ae ia tee eg re . ays Bungalow Lots ameleeleds tonnections.. Sea MOUND CITY TRUST CO., ae at as a) as og oe |. node a ee ik tecicns xe Firat a a roupnnore's Pe ae tae es | ~ T13x158." 7 } ut car b-easen but not many of them. So’hurry and get in while the Wee Union and Sy. Touis av. 3: : ; 20 per Foot: ‘BOx1! 7 Colun 7 aL7 7 - : on ! ~— rooms, n:ortern, 65x2T7¢ . 1 GOODFELLOW, $17 i S | is rs ‘Bran ne = op 3: : dy 93 Bing aye - ) ; “ a e. t ‘let: lot 0x. 7 | . or co °F | B ild ee f i : ] : k i pafellow. just north ot ment site North — asian Ean ana | Pe eS) SUBURBAN PROP’TY FOR SALE | SUBURBAN PROP'TY FOR SALE SUBUREAN PROP'TY FOR SALE|/ S01NE 15 GOOG. Oe Neesss Speen ar Se eee Dims, lot 100x196. ann 1 | BUNGALOW—€ rooms, new. 100x423; mod- | CO’ LOT—Beautitul, at Earsonvilie, 50x200; | WU) “cil _bewviiful 6 | here jg your real chance. No better business corner | — roman bord h i #£ vy beautiful homes, di- | Macklind: 50x125: an CUTTAGE 4 gutters meaalo f.. whole price only $500, | bungal ow or flat: choicest lot in mies Boma wort nan ‘ane ‘en house, fruit, rhe cs ANG rooms, mo » CiOBS argain, Cas re oe! nbdo0: aril tuke $50 cash and $13) 1 te RE ides Beak tate ny pee BS Scenic drive. Riverine sc urches neat Pennsylvania Park; \ ccrifice if sold) @v., Remona Melk! ox H-16 oe shu | "gchocl: te 3 , t] thwest listr] Me tl 1 ont oc s BOUL! | Lo 2 /Oris@an i vi VIL iF C, W ISSMATH. y “ bet yey? , —— ye ee ~ - A be ver’ . v aArgens | OrTrti rl : \ ‘ Ty, 2 / '?," xg. rare mari i ¢ : vata ' , : ‘ ' , . : - : - in St 1e SOU é W S ( LS rice ] 1e 7 px 46: only $4000. -" ; C. WISSMATH it_st NGALOW--A- fom brine? hee y aek ; peloe Saeee: Sere. rele Were F—$1000 cash buys, a beauticul lot 4 | Mo. Call or write. Ith L11€ \ vt, (aan S KIRKWOOD TRE cah THE FOLLOWIN ——_ ne — — ee ee wW. CARTAN & CO. 722 Chestnut. | Cheap Lots in Reber Place race, on St. Charles road: lot 1Gbet4 om; conveniently located; immediate p pears Sere, Pont. | " , teri } ’ . ~~ ou ° , : 7. EAST r> . Ol ' ' nd # ’ ti i - : a : e "- , - - Se _- | mt Skene fat ita ave. si re G. ‘J ae , @ ra) ‘ a , ; : de ; mee a ' - a : h on second. eet; , plurdoch av acrifice | LOT—Bargain; Ames piace rshine Pine Lawn Banik Di eee; OO. Inquire ‘ffers ree paar nomen: coviawa et +t a 3 ee : " ee, aa = ee === r Leffingwell and al LICK : cO., ' is" c hestn\ at, | omat OF Trin ity _— abany S083 s s{U NGALOW—7904 | Pat tadker eee eioaes UWELLING—7101 ge : ate ‘reve Coeur line: good l- | 3 att t ty propercy California bungalow; onl he ag | LOT—Clear bargain, 7267 Linde! diac beautiful cream mate fein rentwood ras, ele garage and large shed; k caress bi | > t-Disnatcl . ae eat. Automobile Show Room and Garage Locations "bu uying. ie wT ; . ‘gy eR 7 ) > I SALANCE FASY LAND. “tos Federal ‘ T real aoe aings for bungalows: near | MH, iiacent . hevo fafa. Colfax 266R | Maryland terrace Lindel] SOTAT hardwood, beater heat: sort, 3 ve a! A BON 6 tern b, 4565 wo nave Butih t ' ‘ = } a Re , ~ al a ss ,.TnAWOVOU Z ING : a . aan + ft Le. igh . m . ! ny . wily | » , , his 4 A Sek OY 233%, , Persie F . ‘ ; £1 > ! ‘ : ' ‘ pi ena av j I ( rk SA LE ( mR LE A SE $425 Oo ——30x140; Grand, « east side. near Neo- LOTS- —3, in Mary! land ter 1000 cash and : ho; fine location. Inauire 3510 Utah. — | McCRADY & OBERMEYFR, 5179 Easton. KOTERE, $01. 7292 Chestnut, | 95 Mchmond Helaht naa dels eee, ae uit; each lot $10 p 7 rh ort may vo 2 new, S-room, just) Wag. STEELE. 1945 TE Park gi) “Cau: Wheaton Station, “Kinloch Clayton 126R; hock y Hoth's place: He will shom EXCELLENT LIGHT FOR SERVICE IRKWOOD ; UT—-002140; a all improv ements: Ro! ert | Forest 31064. Del Ina Haar, : ist’, NG a OWs- | “ : ok at t : -» and Gravois; $35 per foot. Inquire 30S} LoT-—Meryland av. near Pennsylvania, 7 ie ae ig and a new 4-room durabl« laas De ft Besud al | I. Park p v- Pedm : + teh + ' : ‘all Victor 35 OX. ‘ 1 JS8HN, pHoOGeTH, Wel.-HUlit bungalor can't tt I trate 5? Ny ing Cc — d re ith pole og Baga ve steam- heated boiler in basement. sale. a a - = — on a Haston., Caban a -ompany, 6212 roa lectric and er in stres 4 resi- —Hrick; 8S-rool he et ae desirable or uset ‘ar dis y ‘ oa 1.0T—Cor., 3734 st. ; brick streets: garage, ” iy LOTS—F ure h ' leset af o i eee ee -_— . : —— - # ee Pin was C Yia » OF A tor al »Urpos Auzus gat! al At ? Ol, iss moe ;. Wz ATS I S451 os } : m”if Purn ‘a. ' . aAam * 004d ht. Possession }? OSSC ssion Nov ember :. a hy D T B ' machines: ¢ “hristy and Wilsox av. ; price | no oie; sust off of Wydown bi wo 4- Re GGrorsheim, Webat 0 Box H. -150, ost-Dispatch (a) ‘ave — varia ve - room, €& lig io 4. i “ ‘ roon.; Vnhurst M - area Reus « en. na tation, November 15th. or information see 6555 118 N Owner, S226 Dolor st. — ficdt ot cone wii i gp oe model car as ‘a ion I Ly inurst a he 16 00 GROUND—®5 acr : a 1 ~ RESIDE N¢ > , ath: hot-w “ge reget: alle 4 or , aa ey Pee : aor . it MIANCEe BINA monthly pa y- } a ne lock yr eat of ( ars . R Kn¢ , hae nN fh 4aNa at ‘riGR ; As } _— 7 4 LP agli gas Fe - py Ses y F ae és } her's Mor GTOTA » Ut ‘ uy? rile : a | , : : reson Oi house. lar > an line heat, hot and cold water; lot 100x150 4 ss aise ke state . . \iereantile J Tl f 3 ; ater: | “ ist Company . at wD 2 - yet re ‘ na rd ; ! ire lean? oor gree: pm $22 per foot; $300 eash; | te “ANT = v re * = ieee - — — aan a) a eS Wellston ; 700; $300 $6500. Sided ma 6109 FE astol n S2y)) rage; high lecation Lake oar to Wheaton; |! -.’ . ne : per_ mo —— nion bl. and Williams pi.;| eh rent; owner at houses. ! flour “iTS Restricted rye ke edmon¢ d Bio A) NV ARE? AONE sf aie | “j . FEDERER. ARENDES REALTY | why buy in the sticks and pay more. \" ai udloff. . “eo m road: act oana aun” corner herp te BEY oms: modern home: VRE OPENING A NEW ‘Bt RDIVISTON a - Cnartes Map! 0T—60 _ feet. vacant. on gel a\ ‘ia ‘ Davinroy, 4035 N st al lor. 2 : ALOW— Dandy h-room brick all mod. a “J ' Ras U acreage aes ural rics ‘ teat ~ . | prefer 9 te + as Toda a ie in olla 4 ; Map ewood north of Grav ols; oR " uflding lots; V At A N* Fanall, W. corne r Han L1iltor 1 an } RI \dge: ern conveniences; in (‘harlack . 1H min- , . “gpereger ~. anenaaer = om ‘ y : 5 & - a h a ’ : — ig M reha! om RAF up — e-acra plecas "$1? 00> en ch 2 a — ee T—— Five rooms mod ; side imo co. tT KOLA ~ 616 ¢ nN fiat ee befoer USIN AN Apartment or ri s ride from Deimar on Creve Coeur Lake 7 bak heer: “ademas pa Gnd ide > ' 40.5. abe nel ’ aSy terms estricted; come out and picl 2ROP'TY FOR SALE | SU Ree 73 ena bike : ns e A Chestnut, lat gite; ca! 4 Make Io beet cies ine; price right; reasonable ter ef atte eons." is, HCar 14K0 ihe, sans PT a lot: take e Coeut r to M B a fT Jd asN 8); its : Ow prix ‘ : ' abd. ms; get off ’ " 7 | LPN ° 23 i Penyawicl . ‘ arfon av ‘SUBURBAN P SURBA ’ L0T—Fine, 45 feet. on Virginia av., north | OREO BE. & RG. SCOTT, ROO Chestnut. | Charlack Station, % block south to Barode | qjaitie ee ic] Gheetenee: B rostna 1 ie-story, ‘eas, wa- are from Delmar by commutation tlek- | ———————— ee cornAaGs ‘FOU RT eon a as, east eide: will well cheap: re\ \ OMESERF ) Serr ; a\v., inst house tat + ele > i@ tor home. any 7 an jay Se i, aan os oS : — ets), ¥ c north te iltimore ay. d ; Eg oe Pog oe; dee HOHE NSTE IX en KE oe Buy au het 1e@ $200 bul ~id * NGA Low =n £ 7 * nme Ph Ki rk wood: lave ’ pa re 2 s % - Pris . z “ny 7 ve Vo GOCKE A ot he eae hest nnt Smal! brick cottage, on choicest. " builéing RB R ROC IMS—FIV EA AC CRES - . oe hee REALTY CO., 6428 Michigan. two blocks fy car line 30x G-: ae al — -bri eo Oo roon a breakfs A } vA NZ W 5% . Ek for seem for, _ ‘ Webste 14 2M ge ee Regie ’ I 1GE— $4000 | of M = ge beng | aoe tule Uae eae Reuee. sate ee and Ferguson; 4-room price $7500. 1o 6126 Minnesota, corner Day ie: 33x!" HIGH.-L EV EL LOT. loor dq 2 unfinishe >, egnesy ita | ; ta Fal eee me Four } first , On: , “egret we electri ity . stdowaniie: tion: price $5 5 oye outhouses: all in cultiva- Cm. rooms sas. wa 137: fine business corner for drug_ tore, WASHL {TON AND 33 100x150 rawood tl rs, hot-water heat; garage in 6290 Michi. on ain die inoue Ys a tte Bn age fiom Ot ¢ i of}: ald av. late —, = of eis corraced: fruit trees 5. “St Rit AMP. #2 2526 Morent av me —' waine ge if Be gore? Beno | ) ner, streets an i granitold w “1 a nee +? H SE Seabee ~ | Tn 8; 8 mi ide from Del r Garden, Sse | * eat AN Fuad 12 OS te eT Le: 3 Si | grapeas onrube: terme, wea 4c99) § Ps 1601 Vv on senton. = BS03A Bellevue av ° rame building: ca sed for small! - let , pe ; BOIa Walks:, | C. al URDE REALTY Co, Ol Sr——~Throe rooms, tile; a real bargain e wher, J. D. Trescott. Walter av.. Creve OR $7500 _ Wise ; eer | business. HERMAN PAU LE. 117 Plow, | bu na ted a het ein — Pesutiful 0 Granite Bldg, 4th and Market ata , 3400 cash, balance like ren 82290, to- | ur sine. Wydown °32M. °° | ON * aw reeeean Countrv ¢ lub New ‘Bungalow Fine 4-room, gas. ASSIER y Ho ABBOTT. 109% VACANT GROULU "ND—On south pice of Uta h | | JO HN GRETHER & ¢ )., Bil Int Ty, ife Bid ou NG r lakemore, Pine Lav n, 12 ii ~ =~ Bins. 4e OG Cote Brilliante | Premrvcr. oa Er are om Niggas IE 5 in Overlat Park: V-room bricl ine: wv anievy and Wydown bil VWallinca Ter decorated and painted: fret. doer: i: . 236- Walter av., wee ine gu ie MA Ce “ON er ’ "OOTH ric 1 U mt i \ 1 foaviti of > ‘ " .¢ ris ins x . % > : : ¥ ‘s E ’ at "2 : 4 mA . * Tr) eye ler ¥ _ .. ‘the : “ er s, ‘ ‘ . Aes . : ; 7 i ; . con Dg ‘whe Rept pk k O. eSib Monee | DE 7 M AR (; ARI aD N iF ) bat! « ele 4Holty an spats ser pest K; tile t hetate nore in aie ee eae ae rirace: mat ~{ L3-inch walls, 6 rooms, ae a er lk te l block north of St. tion: ears electric, Kas: — ‘ M4 { T- ~$63 iam Gh Eades feute Eatlee’ toeen ze. —w oe Ol nardwood fioor lroughou lot pre toes a cre oe large lot: double!tile bath, built-in tup, pedestal washstand, | KOTSREAS Open or Keyes at 1600 Vaesier i Lil aT ze porch, at : aYv.. liyat oe ne r, ‘. bs yee ov co i " + {+ ] at % . 2 lock nor of hot- wate ” heat, HOxl DU or more. EAN, 361, 722 Chestnut. Main in 1195 REALTY co... « WACANT GROUND—On west side of Min- | gee 4), evo EPSTEIN, 810 Chestnut st. | lot $0x140 ft. for particulars, fic B—Two rooms block car: fruit, | car line: Glendale ter.; open Sunday reve Coeur car line 01 locks south of St. | a } TIL | z. nano Soa HARVARD AVENUE HOME | ,,., DUAUTIFUL HOME — ll ee ———— oe ~ _ meee th et ehdacalibiieamabedie comaens PNT eee 5 - nerota, between Utah and W eMac See | Olive 16 oY particulars, - = ‘ WM. RODIER & ©O., 2516 MeNair. | — . "Union end at. Louis | : wha ide trees: choay at $650; good fot, G110 'RBAN “PROPERTY. Affton, Mo. ol IOHUN H. ABROTT. 103 N | we, WANT AN OFFER) LAs ‘TON AY EF NT R in aS ee aah sicnine | —enaret. Pine Law: ' tage, 2 claterne. 1 wall,.| "sim "e a Seeman ts | : is at Mr. Wilmering’s home on Wis On REE Ee ee eee Gravois | u a : y L 0" rs BI NG Al, P Ww i Bevoom stucco, practically HOUSE—S Peer: mare pean Be 3 ccanoas 4 NEW BUNCALOMN —EASY TE RMS ‘ might -TOOn ¥ m > hs OO Al surroundl hot- | 2 blocks north of Creve Coeur he have Bt PRTZ. room 20L, 806 Chestnut. | Near Per! eton; 40 to 125 feet D te new, electricity 4 : room h ee ‘75 ny bea itiful 7- ruit trees. 7 rranevines. all kinds he see (92h and 79°) Eulalite a > roon ¢ wes r nea ree i iui surroun ngs: rooms. modern; lot 100x245 hers; 00, Central pS ote. ia ‘}foot jot if Wesired; terms cereal: vt Fw house, ¢ f Kround, abe — Sennaihe ‘| all ‘made. Only ne wood; improvements his fs bargair ce only $42‘), Phone ith, gas furnace. | ts 50x150 | Sil. 7 oo a LSON, noe ti nt TY a wees ed to A rae nd, beautiful — ees MR a ns : Lo —- a Tass ‘af 3 Diouna" EN hrubbery, garden and. fine fruits of all; 7 ~ Arquette ay. (cl) | Victor 84 see ened ao leach; $000 h needed Kirkwood car to 3, 590 ‘0. Cabany 2 44, ‘3 AND BUILD. | TEG befitdes 80 onruo- © nn ait A) “ “8 6 ] I iT oP" } : a " | "Ss » - ? ; a .) "4. > svi ’ " “» ‘ ‘) . y} | . = oc rae & ae : ; t ‘galov fs and vacant lot , tam Ste Take Keir 4% *“*modern througho' it, hardwood : rooms first floor; many bulit- in f Leg ngs CI Co., Title Guaranty Bidg “all on = aie eit k wood-F cereus m car l wa breakfast room, 2 tile baths: | i pox150: forest het Oe .erme wr wide ks nor th. l block } B54 ° gt and termes at office. 3712 Sy an, Kenwoo A rent: ’ ; ° . or Ors} the, 7 5SOx1LGH: r 45 ot i _ - ee — 2 . ——— zz ’ a ‘ | r nN d, A t? is 1 $ fo ‘ . ‘ "( y’ wa re 5 ‘ on c . ; ' i b J ~— | ‘ cr 4 ty th . 1! hau : } " , F . 2 IN E ME R, Over! ia _Mo, : ; om ’ tors : al i log Tr) | BO I BOTTORE . PE AT, T" y c 1" 40) _ wy. corner Garrrete i Morzanfor4. N. s. Linc yi 5Ox144; $50 foot. 4] 3 , ri - J scale ha nd u on Box P- ; 20, Post- Dis ; a" : OR: $2200 S pe | “RES—W ith we'll n ( 5a rry impr ve. private Pa rty 4 Save s ite to $500 on . eattneatinian ee blenlasdl ' AS CC, MORFIT. 807 Chestnut. | JOHN | BUL _& LO N. 7th. Main 1421 | sf a. . oe mi, ie - i ¢ COT T Ati KH r, om: mrtiv » Sade. cence: ei ae . Or er! land, Mo. ments, on Big Bend rd . first hones west | house [PT 3 Buy i in Chri isty Par k } | ()’ P : 100%] 85 - pa + buy I ry furnishe: UR, ot sf inn i % 2 ro eg newly decorate i: 0 f MA in deor Springs: 4) ust West o e K irk 0) S eas . FOR MT = . ‘ rn HHA AM . ON | PARK y) 0 ACI oer iS j tation; Redmond : pI Ardwoo floors, 1 bath: lot 190 feet. | limits. Mrs. A. Lemcke, Kirkwood, Re om | wieabie tea pms AN mal w AMEE} Reautiful location for a home or an In-; * ; | + ~ ‘ OT T AGE—4 roomr. " ater. electric ht} A sIkY © f shade} 2 y biocks from Car "379 | YOU CAN’ :h ¥ N ‘s ~ ~ ° — ™ . - On eee gs er De Hg Eee _- ron ~ - ———— wir -Speptirtanyp - ” . . ym ee ow " wee i li a i Te inabipmlenee Naam 8s 825 home location; SOx102 iriced low. 1 KOO" n eebenen. ARENDES RE AL TY rm i “s i b . ” reasonab le + terme. Ho 2.4 eis 190, "Post. ‘Dla Olive 4° “6 20 w ainwri ight BY lg. Tam oe Es 10th (Luxemburg) frame ord - ' ‘ J uc >eebarn ho , 1 "Ts County. r » 5 the, 0 out here. He res _ am Si: RKAMP ? 6211 Ez ato NG ALOW a . . ; | gos ahs Gare norte © AcE | a | ae Mire ital : ster |To,the count : | Pe i ,ARGAIN fairly good improvements; plenty of vacant | “F =" ge : : rooms, eleetrio; garage; now Vacant; keva HG USE—4 room frame; water an a e) electric: ee ; Oi aii lngsin laces am: bat : ngalow with furnace, ‘ a for filling station; buy ¢) ‘s at & bargain on — 2 “csyip eorlcucaamea tO Ch esini . next door ipa Bt Pings 00; b ind — Si af OO: terms; Thomas a 8 ; se : AC6r, ectricity, rs ; 1@8 schools, | mF OU Is ( OU NTY 5-room on oe SPRINGS. e nt of owner leaving ity; feay terme = as ; Pad nes it WM APPET., Agent, 3501 Gravola Siss oe rom St. Charles Rr ook rd., | re , eitaion, 5 =. Charles | a to roadhouse, 2 i} rl . thle bath, hardwood floor ER R, B, CO. 206 T ; te Gua sha ; ; = : . 2 ‘ also stree ars, th punty Lever 4d a mare car to Marshall a‘ walk uth Ww ame 1 ~ acres, iarte Louse, | Ot water; wonderfully arranged h * : ; | $58.50 PER FOOT cor TAGE-—-Bive-room — frame; all conven- | __ TOMROY NV. €O., 6521 Fast jat place. Leaving city at v.; ask Mr. Armetro s hogae. a. ann See Se eee eee house, swimming | Plock from cars, schools and chu hea: AST OPPOR’ rt NI T Vy IN | LINDELL BOTTI EVARD LOT ae " Fung th ys 4; o and fruit, ga-§ iOUSES ; 15853, Menard —————«-- | g@ll at & Bac rifice e. Box Y-33, Post-D} , er, t ghoy Mr. Couch’s place — — POOL TER. Cort ec \ ei ~-7 at office, | 40x150; this is an absolute sncrifice, pe SHAW re ADDIT ON a4 4°x144'0"" UNRESTRICTED * * 5 ’ Dine Te Pa aay go00d SC NOOO). 4852 | e . it Sour eo atn silt dys ro - a party wt - PINE. fA WN He yi a 4 ¥ Fi yi ‘ ‘KE. Aet 721 i Chestn a! AL, say c¢ * _805 - { hestinvut. .- 18 ge th of Sats same: Price 730. d ] WEST OF PENNSYLVANIA AV. Fae wl pent peepee paneer we | ree familie \ ns each: price $35200.| 6217 Sexton: 6-room frame; bath. hot and PE NNSL ¥V ANIA. LOT ! “FOUR ROO MS—T, ARGE LOT u cash mont Take Kirkwood. c aa MORRIS AAC H R. CO. 8°20 Cheatnu? EY ok “we ' verrrre rh S190): ,, cold -water, electric ligt 'e ft ; * a car o Manola av. lLete. ¥ th all tmprovementsa made: $30 rer » Chestnut, a5 cash balance 8° ar | Renee | Srctiae a -_—- = —"—. | house and run. shade ‘ent it Ka wy os chick on ET! -Eosk, @ Pen t Park: { | _Four-room house on rear of lot 226ct 80 minutes’ ride from Wel ry outn te th, tore | LIOUSE—Pine Lawn, 2-room frame: | mh run, Shades and fruit trees; spien- fatha and ‘Del NOrte: 8 at St, e : al a Station; price $: 3.00. e170, out Natural Prt: dge rene: Me, Kenw st up: c a’ imopréved vacant in the city ~ ; 9 Soo! net denied gar: age — =. : ' ee = a ry Ww ‘ ; 1TAtn ‘a — : . ne LL. ) 1 tr a eT. T ; 3 » oa a new | and outbuildt: water, Gas and electr did corner lot, 60x12 25. two bi locks to pit agt y0: -MILLER_R. EB ae B. SU RKA AMP. Sate Easton. ail hard macadam cane. gate te ter pe 6° op, ot on —= ig crowing nel 500 "$800 as) wemme toto ear, walt tleck to 3 dais watee eG | ac hay . ' es “eed - *s - ‘ Caf; *orne ot, 2 > ai NOCK LO enn : yr ? an “ae OS ER — ee . ‘ SPECIAL LO OT SAT ; a | ™ ARY LAN v TERR AC E "ee ry in w wr AARO4W: 4129 oo “ chwoed o Cal pany | ‘TOMROY INV. CO., 6421 E aston av, me L patel anon ped BAY NO CHIL DEES NEW BU NGAI OW’ s ———— bie tte 6 & VATTEROTT gREALTY € Bi =_ RF 4 RM ¢ Pus lor] i ; oan r r= - Ler Er econ « Eee ut In 6 county That's sr 4 4 4 4 | : Lot, SOD K oot ; - —— ~ 2. . 3 SHAT ?. re Lt "] —«LOOKO10: 4acy paym ent: near KENWOOD SPRING s SPEC IAI the pia: @ ?t rr the " a vw . t te Lasto : : ; } ‘ rity . ’ ry ie Pas : . . : ' . : 1 >y a ‘ St. ' tes oe ‘ ’ ri Ser 7 nm a’ 7 r _ dition, between 15th ani Jeffer- | A tery choles lot, 85x10, north etde ny 50; mma hh ea LS phe peed | John's Station, $12.50. Forest 11363. | Bwo- ' me se nace, bath, el lace you can buy €100 cash y 4 Hin MOVE RIGHT IN | ST JOHN 7 STATION lota on Russe!!, Allen, . |; of Maryland, west of t 1 an” Saeed 1 rent: take ve Coeur car to ont LOT—100x250; Birdie. i ohn : am ; + eaving city; for) m ly terms: 4 rooms, bathroom (partly 7406-08-10-12 Richmond 6-room effic! deep lots, with all improve- ° heey est of the tracks; look to Ashby John Station; topped), @0 feet: only 8290/ | Bric nd pl... 4 reoms, ency bungalow: mod ' " substantial nel | for our sign, then see us hs in by commut ation SLO ver foot: terms. | BOTTO REF REALTY CO.. 4914 Delmar b! Coe! ~o “sah ta ‘Ghee’ woul 00; take Creve | dricks, tile bath, furnace, hardwood floors |Dlocks south of St Charlies Rock substantis gh- | EDWARD L. BAKEWELL! | =). wall ot & black Sa TOMROY im CO. 6321 Easton av, | ~ NEW UNG ALOW as p: 5 ee Teen we ae ixtures, bookcases, cas, water, electricity: log | Carmen, of Windom av.. } bieck te iat . eS ; A" ew | Sprin uUbdivirion, then es ack " Ay) — ntifiu’ ry “* ee < ow ‘ on : rs ef » block to x , price MM) Mirch, schon! : tf Seu ; Olive 5565 118 N, Tth. X . une's pe } k t: “a -Rea ifu iive te we U niversit y | North weet cn rner 2! he en TS An 4 Sappinton ? # err a7 pDincse; near achools, churches : chester car to Rp. slley lew av. walk 3” _Man- | ' om a look n? ‘this; price right a Teal = EDW. GOCKE Pt bs | ‘ r ‘ty; will sac rife e pv quick sale. Forest roa iB, Cres, van Rha yy : key next door north WL. H. ter °4 (ec Age ‘TT. S07 Chest mut et. SR eaRD GOCKEE. Ast... 721% Chestnut. Benton 2205. Franke, 7200 Richmond pl. | TRGRTHOFE & VATTEROT REALTY: co 74. j ( $ a Easton. Cabany 83

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’ DAY. BER 16, 1920 AY, Rtere : a pe _ 3600 APARTMENTS, DW SUBURBAN PROP'TY FOR SALE ‘SUBURBAN PROP-Ty FOR SALE 'buURB4N PROP’TY Fo eres HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today. post-misparcr, 2 JINGS Fop | ~ POUR-ROOM OM BUNGALOW __ Mapiewo } mOALe SUPURBAN oven PITY FOR SALE eee Te ee SALE SUEURBAN PROP’TY FOR St ry FO , OR _ , south of Page: bah. fur- FOR resides: = ocd Webster Groves — | ee — = — = SALE SUBURBAN PROP’TY FOR SALESUBURSAN PROP’TY FoR SALE LEA SE a a a e ssl water; price $4409, | THOS. it. in ‘Maplewood pr avr pe od ts These Are But a Suggest ion of \ nae te pete oe SS + ~ * £WO NEW ; a3) ak | aes i) f P " : = ; : . I : ‘ — . 5 ; . ; , ‘ . > | . aol a 00 Riebmond 4 ~% , FRANS : t SUx102; 235 P : \ TAN A T Tatm™ : : , . ‘ , sia, _ ~. i ; $1000 AND. TERMS Ie) L.CAUSE ee oe ge AP te ae Pots aa E. TRU ST CO. ] ee AP ie waste large bed vee : “tain 55 . = OE one rule] Oath, steam hi hatdwood nn, vetior. tile | ,, sou Looms. BOl-water heat. hard 7 ™ = the loeation is meht, and “van . hard 00: “flo Ors. ™~ . - aes und er large fro n a . cot “ ~tony -}- ~~ ° Lest . x ]- . ; . _ ‘ . “5 . s : > , \ ‘a . Dina ; ol steel —— © : . bearing on the future of . aor bincton Ay : 4 PpaNcisP PERRY-RUTH. 16% st, isa Pata He bath. i e“Turnnces, YeRlent location: tot soxkdo:. a Rin n -_ Avenue, ’ mayen si Rh, ae os ly i = *House—B toons, every. conv Stee | am | vour purchase than the | { You Are CERTAIN of the Future’® E TRUST Co. , Bios, le bath | e. me “ * ba , od | 7 uninitiated realize _& 1 | Development of Main a ; : 7 ec came. Peace Chas sate ors, Trath Mee savesienct’ rage) SRS a , entbte TV, There the surroundings I no” a [oe Bees, Han Wai "ROM EE ip, crane vatovinw an “Theses cee thatt e Cth N r are unexeelled for eul 7 Universit Paselle ) SIXTH 4 ! “ag ggrend over 10 ears.” Fr Mee SORE, siNEE sation fous adn “g | ture and refinement and | li] W o “cupment, == Tes = fal stone porch: hot-water beat weg cate penfect condition: 373 ¢ Bend rae reetory | | L— -_— Overy hy ||| There is no other district in or about St. Louis we aay MAME, 210 Wale~) oi palit this past vear: price 87250; terme: | 190: 58, Summit rice Si gang i | ||| which offers the promise or can compare. Schools, E. PRUST CO, | # sRDIVISION— alte ong agian ME sae Hinaaad wa a S16 Oakland! Mucmie ee Kham av," ” |W it | ‘hes, fire and li ° Main 5055 me” te center. 0! tot ne J. IF. O eee wOx16 he for chickens: Lfiemens ae Boothe ee cee lwood se churenes, tlre and police protection, altitude, mod- a pa SELLER. Sh es 414. Past Die toimte addition. Ho rater heat; hardwood Sloors, sleeping poreh ji//| erately priced, highly restricted, carefully man- — eee "$1000 down ich: HIeighis; | hardwood nd clceping _ pore ‘| ll aged. Loeations on Delmar boulevard today at |= aaa, — E Tale oni SiO . ‘ rner x : i . >. oO } : 4 “Jie ™ titel } ,¥ yy 11S. ; i e: . . gi ‘ _ ; oh : $n: i ’ new Ric ene llei hts - Me CH, ALS Chesinut ‘ “ : PhR Bi f2 Tap P As wel / monn A ‘or if , 4 > + i : : s am ? _ | | i . ' . Ideal location for = Sins closet and pitcher cabinet. iaiamadita as mete nach COTTAGE a O.+ Agent. You . ‘Are Imter sted in Making Big aa Delmar ear to terminus and through entrance 5° — @ pe it: upstairs arran > rent; ir had aes E THEL—-68000 Bagg hs Age ratec ine ‘ tea ote eel . : : . a : quite fini ished - ‘o8t a* | fand ro = : . , ote] =. “a tn ore | ; . i ' A on Bilt pictured above. CO — - will sell for $30 ash, | > RS acca OR 1 oe OO oe ’ wans , . i ‘ 2 oe TAM ~5-room brick; hardwood floors | Tita e._ Webster roves = Pn rn HHH A Dollar’s Worth of Land for a Dollar.’ utiful B-room reside: - large lawn, #hacs S PROPERTY . & attractive for cuick sale, $66 ae 3. Post-Dispat : | HH ie . nape, Bice, PRANCISCT = REA I 2 bel »heteor S% ven ges at Venema : iM, 4iTR WOO et us > Dargai i 1 LO} . t 100x260 - TY) "ome alk : ' . . , prem TIAN BRINKOP fF 2 : ' » Bi ap improve Thhé nts. i I) . Or Sp DAC® + F sae 90d, Mo. ; ae Kis BRI! PR. } . Ps" a 1s . | ~~ - = HOURE—+4 61 George av. om, $54 19 Chestnut et Bo: 32, Post-Dis._ . z= | : soaks iis OES Se aD —— = hil Se meseeee. SUL, ino {nes LOOK LOT—S0x tewthon. SS SSS —————————— = —————— . SS = =e ss ‘ive me — ELTRODTMAN | RODTMAN ata it ca te Bone and _Bellte- iene ; = ~ HOU SE—Not hin 4 rettier: - ble ry »f “te? 7 of . . . , s ¢. |)? 722 : - SS | ARK ( (>] RT ; ‘ yi Pe! , ax »- iJ ‘ vu i. ‘ ntral — a mod n-to- dat: FE leeping ~ orc hes, eun term * Tilt = 7 - om “ay te ea entic Bigg: as : . : s 2 cf TTAGE—Fran es a ors; + ina ie “Ke ISS] TH AY. BI Sa. a ate - tite. bathe: beautiful lot, dU00x 314. ‘al y 584 tens A is xi ig ’ Rank fur ‘Ta seme} ; eee DOS S00; SLO00 . , #1800 $584 , rAl i FOR RONT—West — KIRKWOOD TRUST CO a a uit tr . . ined ms it ISTER GROVES TRUST CO rai a ;___& OPPOSITE FAIRG Beth nyo 45 rooms, path, faa, cleo. rn, = BUY your pruperty ne rvs F fr me ‘ 9 . . ' ; e z a : a . r ‘ ’ | a? TREMBL E\ - VW IL. SON, WwW ebster (;ro¥% es, ‘ hces 40°20) 3 H ; ° > room . ile bath, I ft -Water ) mm } ard 2S KIRKW ‘00D TRU ST oO, 1045 3 Park nl Cahan a \f ig . a ae Seasoned, erie OrFt aR COTTAGE—Five , ~ Wood Tioorsa, large lot and Barage “e" hin: ft , - - ————————EE _—— a? auagpmensedipes is . ‘ >» * : ce d 4 > i \ " ’ " ) x , ‘ — . , a . a 2 4 . > . ; 3 - iin é fi at }? ics mt Beautiful, 7 rooms, overlooking Meramec, | Iniversity City: wi ST geen r ees rfc ob strana an ena C ‘AGE—4240-4° Margaretta. corner Red tmnt 3 aa" MAD N, "119 _ Ds lie rooms, hot-wate @ i tcres. Ronse, 10 a able. __330 $03 Post-Dispatch WEBSTER GRO TRUST CO. Act ic SE Vv E aN RE 4 MS. BARG: ALIN Bud, S roome, 335x120; rent S35 co TAY. — em BE is ON 7th st, Main 487% a Bight-room = house, “pesutiful grove, 5% | L ie en Ft pga A yntsar> HMM Is! WILSON BE : a 5 lot-wate floors, bath, «as et _~ iti aU CE D $ $900 ata = teal bid * » I Au Lif r - : By ' , "n,? FT > , > = ° yard O ; Tiler . ‘ti. DD! . ? i at m4 . ’ : { . ' ' large ood condition an i loce te. at os P a4: 91 mOossuth Anvy.; 4- room bungalow: fine : ‘ s Hone vy GT SLe . . , I r lee care aa ants’ Geen $y Oe ae ee) BosibO one | 3 Ww 201 W St $05 Norfolk. 7 wee : c CO. al a 23 : p (Neree, LOT—! 50, Ne ‘nivermity City: cas. 6 ACR! | Ble Ben. ~~ ————+ | 200001 Vv. BROWN, 201 Wainwright wt Schon a JOHNSON O., Title Guar. Bla Page car ___ ae Six-room bungalow, 5 acres. lectri resis made: $25 per fo Or Water, 2 his we fine ¢ re) ‘UTTAGE—T) rouls, 0 Me ee] oe SPEED OUT NATURAL yy ROAD TO pM a AY. (Half-Mile West Ps ‘jectri: rl 30 lire 386 t 2 5 LC I ‘&B. \ RG A IN S of Pine Lawn) and ADMIR 6-room upper fiat; adds 2 KIRKWOOD ‘TRUST © derful bargain, 183 : ding ) must t , R T vacant Tuesday. . @ RUY ‘NOW. a *.. - 35 ESIDEN: oa 6Gntter at — bargain ¢ tT anick , : TREMBLEY-W .80N,_ Webster Groves, ' - hardwoo ? 2 EL} " 7 Watnwright Bld; & Al mn Tane: & roomea: eteam heat TTAGE—Three = rvon lanes piven at ee f : Seats Nel tay ARBO IE got 1 JAI Atl oe garaz mf —— + he saat | S-room frame rotta e: i id gas, at i 390—6 and hall room, upper 3 4 Modern stu fe) C ms, sleeping ,trame; hard ours; % = ane: : @er heat: Vacant, # $10. 500: ae u t home; if you are looking for a ho: PREMBLEV-WILSON, Webster Groves rdwood floors t Ox200; property faces ,O" ee se . wineries FE lety f x. z “4 ice tr . © o uy, 1 ® me @l {fer th FFER ; the re n (Golf eo 500 appreciated ree CAT airground .—..- By thee aaa buys om frame r CG . us TT ReRRDON. Ri ceak | : $2; Mermod place, JO0x148. no n’t wait until it's gone. Drive 240 S. Gray chs. steep eho wn ee if_Club: $22.0" and New Chur . ;-390, P.-D rei ner Bas, Garage for 2 machines, at 3311 THE TREE-SHELTERED BUNGALOW SITE . @ feven-room house. Mermod piace, . | im from the front Ww. S. Stee > E. | parlor: 1 t ern u en tion dion PTA ATT tT hor COTTAGE-—S524 Bittner: 3-ro e: lot | executor “au Suncay. , ; By mrt . RiAg rah iTnace, e) ; rie. ' Dr ye ~ gull . y . -% ust hea sold; price lor ; Box i se R ADILO 2 ‘ONCERT EV E oRY EV ENING. mara ‘ : Soret SR MEY RR (Y Easton a ee poapeenatengt ee exon —pcepeenieieimenensbeetiiien sae : ae i Sebeainennebeesentoes ———— ——a ‘ity jigh School: | i) to an alles ‘ , 8927—Motern B d BUNGALOWS. | | 1S) fee de; here | r chance to get | LO00x ex | Vebster Park 1 : : : -- sige = New, 6 rooms. n:ocvern. 65x270. liom m time; why not buy this $16,000 Os ‘COTTAGE 46 Pen: , ‘ aie “DA RK (Aen AGE A ego a a “te “oe BUNGALOWS AND 07 TAGES | BUSINESS PROP’TY FOR SALE p Wainwright Bldg. Tele i r Ve rooms, lot "50x hx 300 a a ’ Ts 2 , > Mi 4 yy ’ " oe oe . 4 i ye ‘ : ~4 : ‘ ’ THRE Vb I . -VW ILSON. .% | ebater i,roves p a , “the 00 i cto) ’ f ‘ ree ‘ > y e , , | rooma an | a" tic: aAcTOSS A fea ok For Sale i ap ol eae nnaiee ae oe ee roe : Five rooms. lot “100x196. Steele > E. Park 1 abany 5849M : wes 1229—6 rooms. pay va - 3 Six rooms, sieepine porch, 509x150 a ~ —o oe gee a g ork me ) Cornel ¥., O-room shew REMNER tt ECO. Bt ‘ ark: $500 cash Balance easy. | : al 3 Beautiful 5 sooms. hardwoot floors. tile ! os | ; ce \ al ' . ‘ . x. I , - ; , i i , . parlor, , room. } ine . a é “ - ' apiie " .i-en iG » _ é at Dalance easy. - ' North t } | : | | le ey mr room frame: | ROSENBAUM-BAUs HULTE R. E. CO. Northwest ONLY $500 CASH REQUIRED ~~ ath, og , phe T46: ont ome: nice @ wth GC witha ae tre MS SESW need he «-s IT TAG E—1 a -story frame, 4931 Deacon Sra frame house: bath and ei rooms. bath. éur- : eink THE FOLLOWING BUNGA- , : CE REI ED PP ggg ae _ tlle & ; HAR4 W1G-DI INGER, 3: . Gran [ AKE AN ( )} FE R av.. 3-3 rooms, em electric; can give im- house price $3656 rape (nterk an a wE a G } r part feet; all imp New @ ag PO gape od , ol Wood ¥., s-POO — oe | ae . , 7 ediate possessio oS 4 AND HOSES. tlt ‘ srtimme? ed Map Pa vo he Besse eaping } rch. arAdwood floors, tile .. J Ee “ room frame ath. nlectr) of Van av,., H-rnor rn brick ana frame m ow . ° Alcott av. SAM MU 4 ea” wcstea'all | ae ag ee D! ed: concrete e under éleeping porch. Sleeping porch, har Repos he lt oa i i> ook mowiy descrenad: (aun nae. clectsig tak: eoarie anil TOMBRID: 1B AGENCY, 3318 Meramec st a3 eteniae al EL, LIEB ——=; me MUCCO bungalow; 6 beautiful rooms and TALE AV. SNAP. VALTER SCOTT CO., 805 Chestnut. ——. ey TereUgs L Ot) ee eae, oe ae we is today and | ——— ae - e «bath on first floor, 3 semi-finished reoms Tn , City lot, just noril Delrm TREMBLEY-W T SON. Webster Groves. Central 1588 Olive 5392. (cAh2) _ite ae Lie Bee ' | at 0! ' Monday mor-| fabric - ; ty > Beacon. _t-reom frame cots ae se 7“ iit »s : sks axe, ALD, or af . : € Qe: ’ oR RENT—Furnishead B on gs Eygeoagaa roof, tile bath, shower,/ on east sic ; le, 60 : B 8 IST: ROMS, 7 Me or PEO ' _ . >; fr: ce ainwright tidg decorated: $3100-. $750 down, balane igo oF wil chee c sce SOEDAD; street made; own~ s B sm . “ floors, hot-wats "7 rge slec} r pores | as TMER DUTTON «£ “ror ewnopriyeer . month; possession at once; open from v Tow completely furnished: - a Corner Smith and Madison: new white NE W BU NG AT; ri i myenies e-aha Sie emer? * rN it RE vi ~~ SSN a ee : 4p. m, Sunday : Colfax 460 KUHS, S321 N. Broadway, iy afl 512M. ie. mete bungalow; 4 rooms on first floor ie i NE = 2 Tt Northwest __R, KOERT, Realtor, 2011 N. Unton. | —— fax FLAT—Sharo with coupie @, ‘S rooms and bath on second. eid ok ay orTw sy la seend oY ee I . E W rE Bi os ST | is Hi MM ? OTe s2) me ~~ : ag : oe - ath; | Aint ocr ew” Pi ; n ome ck BUNG , a ; 4 rlington: moc lern z Ce TTAGE—4949 Harney; S-room cottage, | No nes BRICK COTTAGE ‘ Corner - i ' ‘ oat . of 0n.s, atha, gun parior s aeping “ yes > PP wing “ oe a aie Hey cae ia I ns, hardws 1 fh s. tile hbath- ju modern, gas, electric, re eplion hall, ‘arge | bh r arket an qd i’ nion: hardwood a Bor G-409, Pos -Dia. i a ee and Monree; new . 3 Phe: cg ! - oe rit _ : arge ae aie ‘ , ee m iern unZ / 4 ¢t as y = eat, car gar ‘ 4 bo > fir Be ae0ru ] —— aie aa . _ : : ; ~ op - ies ‘? 7 , ; i. . . ‘ 7? . 2 » Ore: iC “ ’ ; hs r tr we a 4 - slit = : : ’ i: [ t *T e*¢ Te, x ely , >) er . : | ? ec rTree . ’ “> ae ore a a) FLAT—Heat furnished, TM ge’. ung bath on — a ice lot and “-car garage with side dri oe be very m . Cums ail ; a. 7 ~ age & “8 anty ch nento — ———— Delmar 2656S. | lot, screened in back porch. Heo Y- 46, P Ost- .-Disaptch. barman. Owner, nt to responsible tenant. Fores: aw Cormer Leff ww . op Nnce ANG A Tea ngealo' iook at this (oda) _— tapings, tis - reall pens Bes Pa AOTTAQE oa on — : LUNGALOW—California. 6 rooms and bath, MOUND CITY TRU ST cCO., NE Foy MRE is Be Pion nae gan 8 ecg 7 OO VAL T eR scoT’ “, ons Cy CNCEN A a Chestnut st | conside 4 r cit erty, ne w. | COTTs 27 Clas pls 3-1 ’ ie, gas, electric and furnace Del Imer 46371 Tnion and St. Lou's. . EW 4-ROOM COTTAGE—$360 CASH = % ornia bungalow: only ¢ uU ~ — _ F ag ee ae pe rer o npart and Newport ; ev waits, C8) Ae ome; © MOcks norn 68506 En (eo) pra ms ———~" ¢ seaic a money _ b 3002 » FLAT—Steam heat, : & It will you to inspect these proper- BEAUT TFC L NEW =e EAUTIFU] MeSIT! ter Grov King’s highway and Natural Bridge rd.:' 5-= —— 7°’ | COTTAGE—4553 Davison av., % block from | St. Louts ay.); 4 rooms, bath — pie (near | : sas 2 Sree, Just we vebstes VALTER SCOT ” & Cheatnut price $2 ‘all K eo ede i Bi NUALZIW—J319 Janat av., 4-room frame Northwest Kings’ highway: 1l-story frame es ete. ; st ee es : , Pe ——- Vath, CIC furnace; jot 50x128; terms of 4 rooms and bath. electric: lot 500x126; KE, ht. 2 Ob. Mie: or 7 rooms, new sow hardwood Ra : ; - ~~~ ~- . _ " . = sv, ’ . . > service. a tund ‘ é ; roorr : , : Funcay — . MTU GALOVN “~ } eer new bungalow O Ww ebster i,roves , . te Ps ’ atl -en oid basement, Fron ns : J : —-—- COTTAG E—467 4 Alsace pi ae ermished fiat; gas — a : eS depth of 576 faet. Priced for 2900 University: 8 room 3, reception = eo j hall, bath, gm itoid es erect ‘ aay , : ai * : s’ ‘ i a* , —-e 4 ; a : - } i. . - . . . - , 4 > A or sv * 1eeee . ita } i rt a - . ‘ : r on an” See ae ee : din hae tie) NGALAIW-——4517 Greer av.: 3 rooms, tile Nebraska Sidney 207, Victor 1208 Wat # , a pa ae® Sa e - Fe rice ee eT tick —B4 7 al rry ra. hiock ine met , a Senet _—_—— “BRICK co electric: $35.00 eng 4 Bungalows Just Completed ee wan SNe, tf FOU Bee lOmin | _from Broadway car itne: lot 14; $47: 3- | _ let ouilt-in tub, hardwood floors, steam | no, TAGE—5340 Natural Bridge: @ room: 4638 Arnoid av KAGE BARGAIN” 4 b : , — hee : vy lags oe a9 ty + Poe ee mot? rm neem " ; : 1 1 ¢ and ys nfin roi >» ee car arene ow , ' = anal - & Sonnle ‘henoha | way; 4 rooms, bath, ¢£ " ; a University City. on be ,ve pon request Atak rvomse, , Bas, - ‘ake ‘ “t ’ ANTHONY { it tL. E In‘ at p it arranged for In Delmar Hel gh Y rr . - « or i —f tT @Y ry ¢) : f ‘h Vv : im pro. vers ents nant tit Pit “ , ia : ' , , 74 . . ~“ : ’ 7 > is lee , o4 } &, ; ore p Cc mae ented : nl — @ Maplewood Central av. and on North and South a TREMBLEY-WILSON, Webster Groves. pone ated cise! Mm Ad e at ic Life Blig : | naa torue Bane Goo "tees S700; offe a lated te pg adults ony. “9 BUNGALOWS. 5 and 6 rooms. brick and brick end kella- FFER : TTAGE—} roo! tofiet and bath HAT TW fa. a ‘HINGER, 30° S. Grand. RUNGALO' Reautit nes -room, sthiy ¢ ents. > See bere EN Sav M, 625 ch A_ Ba‘ | — 9460 ——Five rooms. modern; garag; | stone, haréwood a coors, tile bath, hot-water | an, mim: new 6 : ect “ra adults onl; "6334 ‘Isabel a, Wellston. De SAME COTTAGE | | 7 } re 3. he od floors. tile bath fu > 3 KORR r. Realtor. 2011 N. U — estnut st. =r com lete: ‘ar 7 Garola. Owner. 1274 Sarah. Maple- heat, lots Bs x15 pr ce SRs000 as) al oO0: } Ac a ‘ . = aint . . am ¢ at ' aT j = j F Me Cc v i eo . ‘ are : tr , rt , pee , e . rat or. o nien 5430 ou EENS AY. - rent for the winter: ; " ic) can be bought on ede | wor Pe igpne # ie ness } ri Yantea thi weil los } 0) or i noms, ; with basement. 6505 gee. i _- a ee eee a eee = . reasonable Caen | Ipept, Ow ance like rel HO SE—5-room bric K; m@ odern ; 5bO-foot 10%; 6-room brie Kk; tile baths. hot-water bonsibie couple. Call Gram F 4ALOW—7283 Richmond place: new, CO net suit you we wi! pe ay Be cetetin ; a Home Wells av.: $500 cash, balance mor HOU &E—And lot EC roome: 46: | ‘7 Alsace ¢ Natura! dge car t« reasonable; easy terms. S735 Mimika. | neem gee care, electric light. : - : 7 t mm? .% e - r whe oe ~ “ " : 2 prraggee? ~ - a ong Ww 7 : ee titi ‘Se aa - itvarda! f » a =F to Nort » and Se ut a ro vad. ’ on as Ca me llew w, _ er FF eat fu! ittie hun elertr ¢, o> vp con ition: owner there: bar- it >,” . a a* “ . a*« | Til i ungal ov. es uM ‘ RUT += baggy Ha z aa, ehur : $500 at wh. halanc e mont hh} y Cai, N h > BS, Weter, electric; Mr €o! branch office. f wn /, maving iiving room, sunroom, Gtah ait ; en ans See Son + ; . onaal —e vere 4 toda!) bargain 4.34 W. Margaretta av. ; n 40x ” om Mt ole at bran: - ; ae : Sachs we a ‘ one seine . , oe) ‘ 9 rte “ry ; _ 2. | ‘Side. “pe = 18° Post Po pet 402100. 2596 Porent .av., Maplewood. | WM. J. ABBOTT .R_CO., t_ et ee, Ge TS ee ee atifal | oe UST REALTY CO.. S10 Chestaut Centra 34. ie rae ewer eT RODTMAN & STRODTMA? ‘AN FRANCISCO, 45386—Cottages 5! A228 N, TAYLOR PEs = : wor ' oak en Bellevu : Te au i, ee we acta hed a: ane COTTAGE—2133 Cherry st.. Wi t ane- =t VMSHECHER Cr innewe and Ne : cis - : . + ; . ‘nu . res 4 +n . a .. + ~ : . Pp - . mr | F. pic K ANN it. Eg. c 7 om 623 Ohest aut. > FLAT—Lower:; 5 rooms, es Walter av., Maplewood. 711-715-7 . adn » desiring the iy; the lo- cation of property is pe piergpt Ms ests are 267: Victe af 208 oe. _pogrccammnmene oy : ~ ae ei. LON Bl... tel “2 Frooms ath, sireet Main 4113, Sentra! 802. longer; clean and cqmfe ome, th, electric, Kas: lot 50x134: thing in apartineute for parti «x4 oy * vse fect; 2 | ees asKa. *S.uney 20. Victor 1208. _ , “i \ mes AG! 74. AViBOT, @ : way Om nade, gas, ¢ netic, furnace, large sleeping | "is: Ra —— eneneeeneeeeeeeed . use of one apartment s.8 =& arior| TREMBLEY- wi SON. Webster Grores, COTTAGE—Converted into fi -% oome, 8 aes ee ae eee ee = — ‘ a "NGALOW—. 2182 =? ffitt. Ber ’ rt cast ily $1000, ba! ence easy terms. Mer- | : 1007" fare 4563 ALICE AV. \—O'FALLON PARK i@ g hk ; ij Oil A i rea. ki. “SEM J let con Pi let ed & roo ma, , ‘ “ty > a T) 4 A Z “ non on > «d« " casi ae . Central . = uare tile bath. TREMBLE sist a a as ee PORSEES OS™ BUNGALOW—5523 Maffitt av.: 5-room/|_ 8nd Nebraska. Sidney 267. Victor 1206. | CORT rE Furnished 3-room 3 . oe , th hout; hot-water heat, gt * ‘ . 2 ‘Fronting 162 feet on Taylor by ) }: ENCES A a 00 ; 3 a —- : — STRODTMAN & STRO} | _Dbungsiow. furnace, bath,’ electriicty, nice ri iceli, Franklin ay. vette a rg TREMBLEY-WILSON Bi NGALOYN A new brick, 5 r Ooms, recep- JOOT N. Broadway. a Oger eae Cae ae . . te. onmniedan _ | heil hot- wa! mi bane ni nrEe reception , . | | - a ——— - new brick of 6 | Drick garege, 3 mac aines: —_—— 0.. S. partments are 4 — 4 rooms ana su in et . - a : FLAT Modern: 4 room! ———O_SSSS 8. Grand. | apert 6 rooms, and will have every aR . soil ohare Slectrin, Dt and cele water: lot y terms ; fi Bake sou ay earne 2: 3 car lines; references. . ms; price $2000: cash | and 5 ané to : » & MO beautif poe ey ‘ ; f 3 cars, a crifice offer: z... Pe Ge *, 83°71 N. Broadwea ; 5800 Saioma; 4 fine rooms: termes an exceptional hore; owner a ge show yod : — ee nt th. - | os os ee fence. retion an4 arrangement, ws vi Thy ‘—e reor sun room, Cin* ea ine O427 Chatham, ocks north of fax 660 oT :E—3.- ner; ee-Toon frame, ; ALPERT W gz NZI ick, L010 Chestnut. through ? 18 s vr , tay +? 4 ‘+ rr r,t ,* : rt a = . ? : 7 ’ vw tern . ‘* “4 e “ve aha 7 #euD i - cks from car: then ae —- for particu lars ceekait RG tence ciel fun 4 ain onbGes? sand vit n° eS d+ . wt ————- 280% DIC KSON sT og terre” ag n1° . - ene , NORT iW EST’ "Apy ything’’ ae [JOn. F. DICKMANN R. E. CO., 678 Chest agt, 0. SAVINGS TRUST OO., 4915 Delmar, the lot is 7bx200, iwth mary large old shade | HOUSE-—6359 Hobs 5 roorme: “lat, 3-: loor; mod my conrwiay nea: vuteiaa ° c Bw Bagg me. ee ee hk Maja 4113 Ouetral S08: : ————— on ness : ibis” mabe en -! —AhOobS sf . rf : . ~~? so vie ve 4 room brick, rerer- — 20 Beacon s., fra: He, 3 Teo. faa and > : Det foot; cash or J maene price $12 to $40 | iil buy ea jot in the heart oF ut Awag Bity iT. O00), SGM) OO Je 4 ooms, bath, electri aanee ” le gg ac se eaeillintadte ant: bath. fur ‘ ctrie, ga ti ll. bath. BS. t, electric, garage; | electric KaArage: ' Ow ner wilj show. vr: ft resent price makes this 4& sare ane ee ppoer gutt rs , \ ti enone ce ' Phesionny etroet ms er wills wher will show; easy terms BATH. . 8961—S-r “room fut om brick; price $4550. shia! ~ _ seatment. Mia 2 b Sewer SN Sreerrc ane ALBERT. WENZL iCcK, 3 10 Chestnut. “GEO. J. WANSTRA" ~ ym) \ os ik. KOER’ tealto ;. Un Ae" KEHS, A371 N. Broadway ~ AL NI i P A RK B ARG EV: de ace; possession Nov. 1. a [AGRAY REALTY TRUST, 204-5 Wain- RESlEaR GROVES TRUST te? — — — —— — | — ie aes PT Aa: sat Robin. @ room, 1 OF olfax 66 ie) ‘age; 4718 Beacon; 6 rooms, bath, oleee > : . FE A\. | ae no \° beth, electric and OFFER WANTED | trie: on easy terme: vacant; open today. wright Bldg. Olive 7950 _ “TREMBLEY- WILSON, Webster Groves, wa ) 7 car, $1500 per oR BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | built modern cottage of 5 rooms, path) 358 fl; Sens Tits: pdwseseion at om mee $443 Wililame pi - Southwest EALTY Co. FINE "HOME B ARGATNS | Alma: G-reems brick: hardwood floors For Sale ny dee gel ho cma “ a KOERT. Realtor, 2011 N. Union. | street imade. ee Pe ee ee New Six Room Bungalow BOnA—Will share ‘ft t" ts 08 Manchest er av. hot-water heat: convenient locatio: SHAD 3 | Pat wher will r. ee ae mre rwan frame:, TOUMEAIDGEK AGENCY, 3318 Meramec st f 4917 Northland ay.: on dcoount of help, SS aaa een wood bl., 7-room | V it " Ae ee rooms; Larawood fain % Central Sy | : h, elects ) BTN : ones , | will merifee my new G-reom ty furnace, electric. einen, mi ersi V City as babe = ol pene Saige Se ee —- , te a (99) ~2 neue ripen 08 BELLE L ADF. Ay. SOG dow Life om ft rriy y saan STO07 MIMIKA AV, , pees — Ca re ke ler 7 machines for o rd. re . ~ tees wank floore er ..... “te i sae’ ms Pr ds ‘ KOERT. ir tor. S3i 4-roorn Kalo bat ty ac urnace: est toy in 8t. Leule. ‘ West . ~- T 621 Chestnut st ; 766 Pe cn 5 Png acne Ogg ora _ ‘this is POA. ~ at : go A wtaeh int awnenanet% e iy NGA LOW——10x1]8623 fect: n y ne mela _TeRRot ankle at $3500. 6 rooms, bath, 1 water he ‘opoer, Yacant: ope maa ’ om 3 ‘ na pomtoaieedanall alk to Gen : } ‘hes? , fee aa svent flats electricity. ete Sete pth and garage: | an entrance house and the owner will gac- nice cond: 2 tensonabdle at $2500 ea. electsic shewers. i table; «ut Bx 1 OC etory 4-roum br ) ra bath, int $y Be es et BIN ASSL ened Bungalow Nort h ind - newt and mocerm » oe. Laciede road. Maple-| °% x ) Look at it today. Big- : aus “ne” ded eneeel ge a Mens ~ ao Re badd | ors; price $ 1, Soo nh, bata | COTTAGE BARGAIN floor on « rifice — ag tat B Py Of co ‘ree it {s TRE VEL EY- W i ~ ead Ww ebster (Groves, able ic eamester or i robile eval y e! ew ted: irge a hie : 1" ; . @ reeme ; A os nefern: fine|. 5700 Gootfellow: fine a'ate root; 5-reces a SON, 1025 ¢& &SE—4 gest bargain in ” 218 a ia, ipDpews siti 48) . moe wih eee Poo ae ; si Bagh oo int - diet § Aaa aaean . un eelow ; corner lot; owner «I! : 3 bath. e. $3600. 3140 | modern in every detail. ive eee 424 E Jackson r ad: & rooms, hardwood TAGE—5 rooms, hardwood floors, bat! | MODERN—$1700—F Asy VT! melons gp re APT a ase eo | tC ae “SOL Watnwrient | oe pepanse es! rh. fur » and 5 = , = ainwright. | ROSENBAI ‘M-HAUSCHULTE R. BE. CO., 407 _ NN 2969—3 reoms, Veniences. reasonable __ acre farm, on Missouri Pacific » *. ne — : tn , . fe rnished 'CHAUNCEY P. HEAT? ATH, 818, Chestnut st ae re, steatn at; propertr in cxcelient ect) Sidney 2A 4261 Mar aret v7 yy CT TRI ' > ric bath. heat: P 1: 3. 0 — ae prio ot water | SS Siz ic nr 0 very iLIrKe ts Lv . - ira . "rr cr *osuny oon a? . . a as tr, ‘fire > a : :¢ ARS. 4 on——.8 roous ay. “ 819 Oak- ter Gr a oves | of) ims ‘Seer po ey any 6, . ” tent ; 1T ai i _ i WENZ! Ti'kK LGA "Ti | . ‘ bamcond a To : 4 : Flerlevant: 6 rowne, hard- ) = ~ ; : LA : my See ; - ; ett . ies ot: he es “NO! RTHW EST RT NGA] W DN. 5004— eg ie ot fonda" hi nodern | BU NGALOW— Sg, 4g price “ easy terme fer J19 Uakw meter Park, ats - notanea ! . , eat PE aheme tae Be ee ee ; : "| @Geuble garam : 50: will exches rag ” for : Six-roy %: ' Ls ES PLACE bath and electric. block from; edo and Laclede; lo (e83) Q-room house: hot-water heat. large GorraGE—1825 Michael a: 4 rooms, | @ e, gus, lot 12 : balance tment! + whih ae f ane brie saltiuore bangelew. het a : é Hazel. SS SAC | ol tft ty le ts one on orate! oe wer . Sell $30 ah h. balan mnths : + pers } RT. 3 "911 WN ‘nien Fong * 1g on . ¢ ad . io around. near! furnace, electric, double garage, owner wii : tely ee STP ee ter Groves, 133 Helfen- | Tors ster Park, 95x255, and Si wath is > aan 2 ae DW. l. KUHS, 8321 N. Hrendwe) rik. eee ice roe —— ~ J08% pee 7 ee, show; terms, DN, 4442A—Compiete’) submit brit offer ber of “Yale ‘and wart | BUNGALOW canons _ iy well built: With! with iarege shade trees: owner anxtou [ RPOATSREAN. 201 0 =e - Colfax © o ne oe ner pa PR on Rit vray, 7 og An 20 Ae TR POW. i.. KUMS, 8371 N. Broadway. hs or longer Hardesty R. E. | gtein av.; exceptions ~omt e ONE. 1s nut. Main 119: buy - wot DES E “at months er. Benton 443. “t giate roof; lot 100x150; large garage, rt uicl le. , ar a he mess $500 CASH. $25 MONTHLY Ne OES CLTY TRUST CH son at EF ae AY. at \GALOw at |. _sifax G60. Pe oe ae : = . ect Sunday, call, — gem a . +f = Tha aHOo t “2 44 ' stoer ; —. we Se oaee oo Tuo, reception hail, tile . ar 5b A- 4; light room. n aa e » ; 1 bu rooms; large ee Sn joc ow. to insp a 3 / TRE™M BRLEY -WILSON, Ve ebeter croves, : = ‘ iy : | JU «. 4 - ~ I . $ y} ; | ha 3** hee th. é , ' ty o-* ae it. nwt ane. isaTKe 5629 (+4 " LF ELLOW orn: sent, reas -——f 127 $85 was = “W99 oOw—New, § roor a. with 2 Mur-|. . Be Ee oe , ne Dag est on ee agp on te ee oe granito PB: , et mats. te n PTT Ate! ‘4 ni ~ ts a rok ti mel 10 000 a Br Re. & rooms. modern: ewner wit Ome _— ee ete ‘ ris nd 7 . erawrnc Tit . na vo ht inde ae . event Bre Gta ' ’ whe eee rs " ff ae rooms. .. ae ao t oo ay Ma- | BU . pecs in sun rooms, tiie bata, — "see | — ut . P , — ‘ ‘ j (- j : lo net ow! n iot 3 er there en a’ v ; , . . ns : . : . P HARTW it; ris °HIL NG ENR “70? §& Grand. Make fer Pe ees mooth | ram oneak phy . age for 2 ma-| floors, fui he: . ety ' 0 wo, it : JOH LAKE PR) : , a: pu HARK 2 rand. KORTE. Re “Tt REALTY fO.. $16 © at Zass tae tures hard wood floors, & ” riose ti ; ‘ eID ' sa . - Ww — + Brice B20" make an | foetures iit by owner; make an offer: “4 -— Write me f culs } want to — 4-ROOM I K TAGE NOLAND W. | : , trim ; for P AM ae "Ne \V chines; built oy . Bend TREMBL EY- Wil. s0> \. Webster Groves, | | or particulars if you sane A ee BE | ; ; DW : B22 A) oma, bath, electric, ( '‘OZY RBI NG ALO ‘4s, ‘ . 8 Bea : . . ¢ Msbe *? A : D> > 7 g ° ij terry tdward a ne ivack mer th of ' oe SO oes, PRICH 19 BICHT. ' 1Of ' LY, SEL, RENT le ce Senees: | or, also large unfinished 24 | yt: liberal terme \GEs— : ber . ° . _ “aire ¢« ul ; : . “ . ' : ; . ° ; s : . . y ; Sud do many mas - cottage wat bos00 =. : i oe eal bat TREMBLES-WEHASON, Webster Grores : AS. tural By mtg el - . 24 oo 2. my . . ‘ . - : furnace toid Dasem cas, olor ‘olty; . Owner there fron . uta ' ; : ® = ° . ‘ .s “~ bas - oott —_ ota? = i 4 : reve! 4 + . " 4 : is ; +s CF re errs an a tin h rie ; : ese er er Artingios nY.< — e™Ment; lot xi. 58; - : - . ; .. . P - a . “eo oe » 8 " . ‘ ; sie 2 _—- ROS ~ af . AU e Sunday. For HL TERS r 7 m first flver; ewiy decora.ed: vriee $2000 ei 2 yr RS A 633 Chace! a“ a A BAU si BAUR ice BR. BR. OO... “3 ‘sak MEAL SY 4 TY OO., 7289 Manches- D. CARI is Grand 67 sou ndition, joc SUxi45: 1 i. SCHM . EB. CO.. 1094 Ciertaut. 4i:2-72 Laslon wy . ' 2407 N. Drowdway. ’ 3548 &. Grand.

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Se et nope tl iueeninenee ee eee ee ee iar rpm en ered eee > cnet pein ati ALL A ALE ly tt, ecg Ne ae Ae ite nite et «A Oe _— ° lleenteteedtiee teen hee. ee an , o oS ie ) t SUNDAY,- 4 : SUNDAY. GB, §t Lous ea 1700 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xch.: REE, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Fiats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. -hapetencsicimeeiecenaaten a ‘18 ee Z OCTOBER WW, 1922. AAT COTTAGES SUNGALOWS AND co TTAGES FLATS , APARTH’TS, FOR SALE) FLATS, ‘APARTMTS. FOR SALE | FLATS, APARTR.'TS, FON Gan | pars, ~ APARTM’TS, FOR EUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES EUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES: EUNGALOWS See: CGT TASS Fer tate For Sale North South 2 i Or Sail 4 ws wet u . ro g & > Gentral “4 ai 9 Bh259—DOK UBLE hy ROOM Fr PLATS , | APARTMENT—Tatayotte alg = q 5 eee and 5 roo For Sale For Sale : te Tetianniititiets sae ‘kino South Southwest West Rs . 7 ; S; : ‘I | “ acon st.: lot rooms. sunroom: > - - = puth iiieoian South . > ae . x ; . (at .? ws SAW i - id a ey Fl nies road hric hut- My ON DERPUL INV est VANS ey j y brick building. fou ir 3- Be ot Say ras, monev my Usi ~ ae ba a hall, hot-water heat; BUNGALOW —j iors. OU40 Tennerece ; “! sie iow st ‘ Perey be ‘ 1D \\ i Att ' Ld 4 a ; —S & te ter ond a a oy onvenienc Ss: oi ety ata 4 wo - a “TA s v basements, ete.; annual rents, $864; ae -164._ Post- —— 7 Rox 4 fine fiat; ate REALTY C ‘O., e Tete BUNGAL OW ch Virginia; 5 rooms, sun as. Newly painted and erates 7 tA OPTTAGI rr -Class conditien: venient to irs 0 tetas: «nn through to Evans. | | onlv $5260; terms. | APAII MENT— Te La 5 cae Sat 3 W. GELA A 5020 — "Marion, double tie bath: $0500 tw ine n: price SZ500 © ng. , | mess oe By ee ae Sed oe | ) etre pe is ~ bu.. lings—Easton throug! ft = | aT IN = ; BI. AKE & BRO., 815 Chestnut st. 4 rooms each, Strictly moderne? ani ¥ fia’ T—40. 20 She nandoah; exce BUNGALOW — bri. aL r. -" — cae SeONert 3 re aoe e. | | , ) O Ve nt 3 BUNGALOW —Moder rooms, sleeping RRia “i RP CO. 898 Chestnut. | “g y per. annum; price TORts Shs 3 va e location, upper ro. ies. a — he 43 na Wallene : ial - 4) ravois av sar | “ams : | : | a ct ght anny pe 0M GED bccn gS garage MORRIS AACH . - 6 stn Dt iv BL E is ° LAT BARGAIN WILL C WISSMATA wig a an of. : 3 oak Pr +4 part cash: admis oe pe "OT At 3 he, -roun eT atest . . Vand ’ To O . “va 32 i ! Ins 1799 + ow =a « tegene tm enntt Open. Ala 7-19 llliante; fine am a out 7 x UNGALUW—4obs Goethe av.; 5 roo us. : and gaz eT RR RUN SRLS SCE e dern; dou ) ‘rdwood floor : Pee Aaa = ce 4 pon li sank path ~ electric, granitoid | DOL 7 oe OF Victor; . wert BERT WENZLICK, 1010 Che fy maces ii — pe ae street made bought o ans ° | na pecans ; . " a Sat rice BVO, — ' “wate ' aC a bul ie . . . lot a ono rneé : pulld a PU ES ER FR. EB. CO. 206 Title Guar. Bidg, | ——— Mice month Box W-178 : = ae OS ip and 4 rooms down. . . : . harde S. i} { : ‘ AN LAER WENZI "kK 1010— € ‘hestr ut 6t. , ua COl Ay . : . — ) 2 é vr OL IBL in ELA 1—851- “Aa she henan lo tees Mimern,je 7:7) gantor. SLRERT WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut one roadway. SOOk Jraveie.,| Loe ee betes GP TAGEL- Aide Parmcutl. 4 roome: cclet UBLE FLA —¢ zoous, 4030 N, 10th st. r'WO NEW BUNGALOWS bow BLE FLAT—3 ana 3 rooms, Sain ice ‘ga $1080; new repairs inade. Ad 43 ; ? 4 , " = . ite - — . o~ . - o% - : " 4 Irah »: i t } ’ / . » “ . 'y P - ‘ r = : ‘ ; = i ‘ -The : ‘ rei i ] rT i) * PRAT oe hail eI t) ys ‘ ‘ ; ’ , = 4 se | ing rooms. rent ~ oF A, ) j ¢ . e ectric, garage. 5 “*. 5 Ww “f Oude — - et” ’ twain. ete wire 540 Sark a . r gnd furnace, \ y he mee Son Hh side pbiunga I aS “x ' ey ‘= "e - ' oy x : ae c: bot-wat - ] aT ; nt} mt 100 cash S4000; 6986-88 Alamo , 6-room bunga- ! ae: — ——— 5418 laska >" ~e DERE l. INGE R_R, _ CO.. Jefierson-§ oo08 teriis bargain. : » 2! age: ‘ ; ne maces very nica Lr il NOW 10) . UES , eee SOT VeieO OV . go natipat A . . : == mm 4 | le ze) ’ - haat | MIN NP soOT A NI LR sIDNEY ne Tait - ' cae \ . é ln at! 4) #369 arr 2 % a : noes es ey ré ae . M re & Micell, j low with Sun-room, strictlv mod- D OU BLI “FLAT—3658.9 o7 Ww SAT —i: 406 Dillon | at.. 2-family b BI NGALOW— 3739 Oak Hilt. & rooms, tle MOUND Cifk TRUST Cm, » TO , slute roof: @m-' A, U’. J (] sk mmerce Ble HOUSE om bri nice 63801 00+ Franklin av. Olive $45: suttmmeieat : : PR rooms, gas, Water, laconainy 5 and 4 rooms each, bath; lot ; hate. hardwood floor bujit- "oe = lnion an : T gu 25 1: | linnes : ie PAGE— 69a" 1 3 ee ) ; 7 ige s 5 7 singie. for 2 familiies | OO Madison. ern: cheapest in town : open for J AS C. M IRF IT _807 Chestm ’ + ‘= For price ane Or a R. Chippewa im LE RE front bey fh: mar jer, .% > ies Mm) ; ; I ; ACAITS ,? : ;: rhs er - , ‘ a ss - Ol . a if ‘ I ; i P Pr}! 4 ¢ > 9 }*T » 4 .' ‘4 i ; Af s! “ ran it, * : ~ ai ne — a) ) eT ] terms. DOU! BLE F L, A’ '—5 , and a6 rooms; : : 3 ‘ HARRY oo; Ser Victor 1208, BUAGALAIW—New 4 rogus: bath, eleerris be uy Sanpete ae ae = , ' _— = , : ten JV@ BARTME!——LOT. Ox142 P—-2 -{ flat 4 condition oOG- ins . on; vestmen i's Box ¥ ‘S4 “Ps 20 ber ¢ ~ 7 = 7 jaws. beauti?u 1 5 ignte. h ' wht. e: lo: ray i4°. ‘ wh ; ‘ rm rag : tay apt " : ; j py ‘ thy ~ 7% ‘ i j i - € : \ The: 4 > r) lardw od 7) Ate : le @al WI" yy e | : BOX *ost- D RIT” “uh ~ 2 pe. elrrig oan $4). 0 fo . po ws a & a" aon! mae *- “ j 45. ; NX - a ; Or eae ‘bath, => 8 rd wood floors, copper gutters an nd BUAGAIA -Modern 6-ragm pric! ee ‘Paks : 4 4 ; , as es ; “ea 4 aa, 2 SREAWN ) ee e2 t, Main rig 4500 N. Broadway: ®@ 277x140; rooms and co ait ion; Booog: owner, ; co ha rick garage: price $13. vVoU, | 3 : ; ° rea> J ER ij ottae eta lle "nation ld 4 iiSSiol PATS : - = “ S 0. for 2 families: this is a fine chance to FL ERS, Canna , —— es m ! g-car b Fae , ROn Chest , : Li—ID S35 Ma o To ow 4 350! 7 } - : A’ New, (neaern ; LTER SCOTT CU., = ote ab nome and get a tenant to help you _at 5504 Louisiana: room le: SS A Tare Z Ou sana: 2USt oo , LAT—Shenandoah av. = Pigs 7. Gra 7 reception Dali, ee en : uni drv. ali impr vements rade; all Y ' DOU BLE rad * bie t ? : | peer tet » ere RR 20 age eon . TRE IRGE i MD AMES = oe A tt ey tality ian lie oe Ail. Care basin ainenatiad 4 LN EP veto: eee " . wor peemiahiath eames ait gee te A ny act tem ge en eerie ns a = lll ete tee ee a en Pe OO tat” og ss 0, irs; — ‘ S7500 a sila "(pT ) At bh y A i¢ 41 ‘ ; 78 . 5? : ) : iv i as bie ne re, al * \ brie] ath. tr j . 7, , session by ca hid. iy ; rc Ooms, BATH, 3 ACE . Sr ED mom , st nw n , 2x 140) rris Sees } ; N DI rPEALTY (C@QO.. ~ , il i t UAr gail I J Se. Re ag ! {@] todas {-roormn — 7. WAN z. RA i H “= —r ~— tor it: will _ ake Serie, ry FLAT—4 rior 4 UNGALOW——23352 Michigan: roon OME NST rT 210 Gravol! LEGAN ROB , st. i (tage. bath, furnace: nedr 3 car FLAT—213N Linton av; of price H. GUNDLACH & CO., and 5 rooms: : , 3 6 rooms, Guin, reception hi ¥ $1UUKS mF ‘oin pe a ae! : | Ow +r : : 0k aa terma f rent: Vs CANT, 84) 615 N. Proadway { Open any time; $5: 200. Ow , , : a wiy decorated; granitoid B Sacon st : = 4 | | ih \ ih $n + Loan oa, -— , a ae = rPUVTIOQ.omnrertrtr > 7.7; . ¥ . an Fra ; —_—" * ws ae $85 hassel be SOPH: price S72 ue? . : ‘ oe ropes % , , , ia ‘ ii 4 ee > P i> Z . ‘ . , e™e 3 ri ‘Tu R Riis (hea I ‘ } @ « ba its i?) ai . rst. . - A s » O -. AT, a ON P; ARK FL ATS LAT—Modern: 3 rooms: : 24 rent 5: . ee ‘ . . ' . sOT fsx 7 nea jer "8 acik LA ii} xr of] Ma @Qy i = as Z A ___ Price $5500 Apr ine ~~ ‘ [ ¥-31. Post- ‘Dispatch. . -- ! : , . , ° vs WEST END COTTAGE BARGAIN 4 . » vid uy tir a ——— 351 p a t: j Ppiy J a | . > US Ss Ft} : ‘ ath et rood condition. 4351-53 enrose; 4-family, 4-room fiat; | FLAT— 4 room doa uuble : BL . : as il 63 fe ge fy : - U car ; LINGAJAN Ws ~£45 Wilcox ay, rooms orne ! XL, ; , . . ‘3.4 \\ x i 7% i ' >42 ri : — t JTUS . “a4 ed ea, “st ‘ : . . (ira? Dee . oe ype deer ye OAL °513 Slatter very modern, furnace: price right and terms ly ORF , * ‘5 = . ~ } i bel LAL beg ' rin —e . me oS . a ms hath’, eB8y te i adm asion necessary. O°. frais Vania, Se ' arene R. & OS G Se nlp se ‘34° \f ; A iis a 7 K 7 Re ae a gpa kei ti . r WwW ' | FLATS—4-5 also re. “- . = aa ». 2709 Wvoming st.; aa Ae &, W AER, FN (“ieesinu a i" (rage: ownel il} Ww) rae. Ns VN sf wiki . . tel \@At. Be peat eta et iit th nee oy toes aun "martes ps gre = ce. wn See q ae FOU R-FAMIL Y PLAT Tower er Grove Heights, well Sais 8 IE 4 3 FiaT- sins ¢; 2 J rooms on sece BUNGALUW—-o017 Grace, 6 rooms, vat PON) a 6221 R av.; 4 ns with furng rT + ) "+ nut. AL ——4217 L lic; 56-6 rooms, baths, fur- Al rr tion: ot ae sae =e. _Wyomin ye 7 INGE RR. CO.. Jefferson- eee naces; lot 35x16 | J_H. GUNDLACH & CO... 3615 Broadway | FLAT—3 and 4 ro rm; S240 & . a DORE ree a rr : : : v2" 7 og age pron | 8255 Penns; vivant 8. 18th, om: 3 ' FLAT—3008 lowa av., 2-family brid ises; or see ; : : (;far : i ' oF = hy ; nd reas ‘ : ‘3 12] : WM. APPEL, Agent. 2501 Oravois , TAGE 434 i a@nore ev iT wg ; 1 Org at ag har Ths. , - ss tll dl = =. Ot « . 1 Bun. ~s -_ ‘ ’ 4 . ‘ : . - i ‘ : ‘ ‘ ‘a 4 ; 7 ; } 4 \ TODAY 7 : ™ . ‘ . . d *hestnut. . He 7 ; > LAGALAIW ~— Modern, rooms, hardwooc i r ith, furnace i! ‘ ‘ 7 rat rench , + r ractive new U-ro- ie x: los , ‘ - YS AULA ‘ do FI INE INV EST MENT C ‘ORNE ye - 2 Ane AP ie ’ and & rooms = _ bat h: jot “5x1 fioors, hot-water heat. tile DAtn, garage : frout peren, to _fe , : TONY iURI.] “a1 ' Bar Use OSE! ad © ‘ry hedroom . ath emnte sement a de ~~] Glasgow a od rooms U “ FLAT—4 and 4. rir y easy terms, wie F rice and card 1 block south ‘ower Grove park; Will ex- argain, se pen Sund2} ”" Cory snd Arsenal, 2 , ms ga — home new heating plant. hardwoo OW hrough b vn, iectric, fas, Water, ase S. @. cor. 15th and Benton, 30x EWos | H- 337. Post- Dispate h. Be 3 ‘ ARRY RE MSBEA ‘ SHE R, Chippewa change fo: single Nat. $187 Portis, — car to 5} 1 ' r OS] _ 1 m2 e00, pal bh i, | end cemnt porch at eat Tie ior ~” mach U0 ae ert stores and rool % 17339,N. 1 th a FLAT—Up- to- date, .s rooms. bath, ae 4 braska. Sidney 267, Victor 12 BUNGALUW- —w*wvaern 6-room bric a, "partly '. GELAN ~ SALTY C eee NS! or > A ER i 4.1 l i (heestnurt et K from City Limits ne ee ste ar PLA Lb and & , ly revenue prod bey at 9500. | electric and i_ gas: 54 34 Gravois; one | "one 5 LA i—sing! e, 2047 Nebraska: 4. act, | 3 Blo Ban 4 a? SULTHAMPTON BUNGALOW - girail | aye - a eet OB, Fae vy price, SISUY _H. GUNDLACH & CO.. 8615 N. Bron@way | FLA t—443° 37 beg a } ne ee bath, electric, furnace a nth: gcgiats -ss.on , | mirxrA * : ' iwrignt ie. a a - eee? Agape ern, 5 rooms, ig © 128 For price and card of ; lh A - -. ; bath, furnace, _¢lect og lot VHxXLLS. : 4 eee , F. Kelkhetmer, 280 lurnisned, douuk * garave; Shaw tract, “OTTA i nd - Ox | 1815 Lawrence; convenient to schools ana room frame ottaes bath and els : vas I3% , 4 f Se ¥ 2. batn rn . ’ 53) a ats . ‘ = ; i; immn ; pDosgsess'ior r line; SSTUO; teriiie. Uw ler. ram _ water me ! \4 al a ef. * a : : , _ he ivoaood floor i ‘ . ‘ ent aL 2 Aw US.8 . aR ' 4°0 Com’! , fej vs 2 am , ms 1! 514 OBB AR FLA t—-1 31 7 Pa ie sion sce, Wm. — ' ~ : ‘ j . . ws ; . - eet oti wl 29. el tr] , 4 q Mut ; J , 38 .. nad gy ~ ER Mi IN i e ‘ JT. ca ar a.4 « 5: ae ee os » dH. GUND ise a at $8 PLAT—Sir ~ So clear: or will trade 7 3 and 4 rooms each: ce neat . is ' eue Wek wee! | 3] 4 ey WI buy a new brick bunga rel! o : vs ann eis iss BN. pf ay —-arge property. 2744A_ Rutger. ie Bees secuced. 56 So00. AT—New. modern eee ‘ SBeCr «th, Chippewa | PLAT—New, mod arn, just being com “braska. idney 267. Victor 120) ~-oecagagg FO Y ‘UOTPT ACH 65 J , > roor bis . ) ‘ WV Gaal | Ree a! 4 eS on . se e hh , , beni : Tewe™ pie ‘ , 4 roy ' ; rar 1h ‘ ' \ v4 er ; _ aa 7 y . bey uy = 7 ~ ba Eau’ 24 )6) . i 2 7 ——— ) po Tham 72_N._Gri 1807 BACON #655 Meramec. block west of Gr a ~ si Victor 120) LATS— v idney and sold 8. ———e Holit NSE age PS K neat r: hot-y ‘ h ‘ ? ng iv iigan i °° . poses : : map ve rj , ‘ \ ° it? } ' ; ® at ' 7 : ; . . 3 BUNGALOW ik, 4836 Oregon av. ¢! Ndimission’ ee . See rick Mapiel: large trees on sramll | | OXLER street le Crate ana ahead B Ue NG AL ( JW, WES ‘Toome. bad ‘lectric: $3300. Inspect lat, 3 and 4 rooms, furnace, electric, | FLAT—Brick, 5 rooms, furnace, et a ’ f i7 ra a Se Hath, furnace. SeRhy Sa ates Sidney 267. Victor 1 nent MOZDA REALTS bi), ‘ eee ee rye . a . 3 fie bath, sun parlor SEP AB 810 Chestnut bath; eho decorated and painted through- Staska. See Farasy, 322 4Pul sic two ate, ons ‘eee yg OMBRIDGE AGENCY, 3318 Merameo at. ! oo ee : : : eo Biol io | ‘rage, tile root real home pen toda LAT —Si85 Schulte, 3-3 room single flat, ut; Price $4800; easy terme; lower flat va- #LAT— Modern, 4 rooms; new “oa bat | $5300. a : | oth vhones ” ghee tinhe Sereacn. ‘tent 3 mented 11 ‘rand 4/11 t: bargair -ft. front; electric, 2 a bargain at cant ; a 9 Pennsylvania. » § .. W. GELAN REALTY CO., 5020 ale, > ight rma . : 7~ } ) ga ‘Oreac a >) crTy 4 . ‘ky OY 1. > até T7 AICCCR »' Wee oe ——— ‘ Ww. GELA: a LE - ti B. ~te BUNGALOW —S3xx Nagel, o 3 soom frame mnemest. atc? street tmproveme n we Saad , dies Uwnel BEAUTIFU] frHAMPTON BUNGALOW ab Rw ae oP Tee °911 N. Uni! . an 100 pemer 6L. Sn79 Masten. | FLAT—Modern 4 room; at 3000 5, Comp ae $cAT Single: $421 Wisconsin av.3 s pasts and electr! c; price $ Ww: reasonaDle 7 ‘ re I in at $4500 to Sacritice » large root eve L conve ) \ \ | »\ B | \ ( t A ? ( VV" : = v= Sn nomen a aienmenion ncaa — ton. Apply 3255 ? Pennsylvania, electric; etreet and alley m ‘ > @0nG 1- q . TY erry e) “ ' . - . ‘ , i Pt a {) we ann , wy ) + rf} a Nn ae peo ea ar ss ; >. } F haar w (of 6 — : : ‘ #. - = 4 = ee 5 Sacramento av ice S770 yp 3: 5 FE ; : a: a ayv.: . . sacra O68 ~ | Price $7700. Apply 55 Peng vate . AT—Single: 3419 Wisconsii 3 UNGAL OW. -—— > fine rooms, _buth, furnace, , pe wiles ‘ 885? Filer : ; veer oe fot BOx127; alley made, , _S": ic: lot 6 8652 Eitle: only; $12.0 : 00, Central 464 ; mus and tile i bath. all . me floor: coh N. wist st., ~-fan — men | | iy nh my . us ~ LSE ‘ , . P electr 4 ee ' j a '&¢ j he Astnut ef > . hur ‘ A , 4 Ag é f° "OU! . - ‘par . r VUIGIN 1! tal » f FLA T—*163 ‘oll ece;: well buiit 4 and 4 | FLA T— 0 al ifo1 pice : of: t t nd alley ma e; HOHE NSTEIN REALTY CO., ‘rete basement. 1 reeder Gieand and amet ; E , den GORE SH 1M SUR. mecod 7H tests Vy AR y AN 1) T ER R A { Ee bs Jodie one Ami} FLAT —4844 Lat badie; single 4- 5; “furnaces, 6 > tig f! lat. a tent Seana Box ¢ a q qONBRIDGE GENCY, 3318 Mera Siteede Giscitie aud beri ioe Sos225; | ————__PRINKOP. 619 Chestnut et. vive rooms; reception hail, tile bath, not- | 206: price $8000, terme. 9) "0" 0! 0 8 a prea buliding, one gingle flat, brick baths, electric: rente $900; price $7000. | Post-Dispatch. Se 500 cash, "pking a thly. ‘See roo IRGINIA AV. _ ill thew Dee beur iekee’ and Arsenal, second, floo HK IME SNAP, $17,000 ae Wty CO. 27. "D th s ALS ED E._LOCHMOELLE St | FLATS—Two, double; modern: a | FLAT—Double, in Ke tle : A, MAYER REALTY co., 4612 Gravois. ~ . i tae taghal te canis ©. aaa FEDERER-ARENDE: -EALT ‘O., . . Corne) sbury and Marviand bi - beantt nob reece — — ~ yen — Caen Sa ay PLA —3 rooms, frame, brings $50; $2750; | Tower Grove } "ark: rents aay : 4-5 rooms, hard woo ey bs Open daily until 8 Pp. m.: & andayvs 4 Dp. @. 2 tr ; rs for ft , aa: Sid) ATE 9610 Grave MODE RN—TE K Ms S70 MONTHLY node roon a ne, Cia : ou r00) | nar hs an 7 = Tents ae gag ee a9) | a ele—tere nek, =x._1820 S. 18th ai or. $200 pen ci ce S725 _ . an 4 . n . ; Se ae ee ae, lag rooms, furnaces, baths lectric; nts §. Snring “J ar | cist ga IN OW—Go and see 4358 Gannett, ¢ ty cyt 319 Ches 46 — a he Cee oc 1200 NM an - vai leat, veatnet Saws Smee. ae u ter: fLAT. 2 5 roome FLAT—4 and & ro oo : NGALO 4 at nO! Die FF i “4 4 . ra 2HeEs' it xd Vu eS m am : real nome leht, Al Am eRe CHMOF mh 2? ® ‘ “LAT-—4839-41 St. Louls av.?! 3 and in orches. 45 a Pee sin " a ‘ . | % ) (-LLER, 103 N. &th : > pe by Y OxZx 6. ampton, 2801 Cherokee. \ _ nwt bath; double; baragin: terms. Clayton; 6632wW. 4 ————— ind 6! 5S&7R. (ch2) 5 | » FLATS—2. single; 2738-40 Chero —Vllea 9 / - LAT—Double: 4006-08 Connecti : 556x126. ‘This is a fine business | Zevo Mill: a 4-room modern ; : | | erick, oe Sow “old, can be bought on very 2 i FINE —ieou BRICK COTTAGE enuitiful etek: Semen) 7] eee AT.B! A 1010 hestny 3 Olive 216: é ALE > Ft MAYER REALTY CO. 4012 G ‘garage: inspect 4601 | veh iia 7 va] | hardwood floor 4947 WLESEHAN AV, EY P. HEATH, 818 Chestnut st LAT—42xx 1 aff b 2 family, 15°. ® MATER REALTY CO., 012 Gravois R. Lore A MEY? ar Sao mn aes ather etripe.- ante doub] + Well mods ; f & roo 7 ) oome: )y er heat; lot 50x152: price FL, AT—1909- AL Hod! amo t; @ famliiles, 8 ern: admiesion oe d ‘ rres: fi i! Ss ) In ROLLA .. | ‘ ; ‘ =" pei. ork ; 7 fy > = . , 9 ’ “ rea tion 37} j 4 & ¢x . ry bys B U N A FF V4 - ° 4 . : ' " na ‘ 2 ms « y car only. Ine ean be eafily altered into store: : fi A ne “. x Paine Aeeerese | MODERN —Sox1 ~ 4 - _ . » Mee Mss, i : : oJ. > ~ es ' # .' a i a : ele PN 9 ‘ : ~+ : r Sms ae FLAT—5460 Gil Thi ore, a 3 or roo m al ma fla ap artme nts: can sel] on easy terms, ae a rear: bath in each flat; property Ff are $5201 meio: ) oe baths, electric and gas; etrest; rental $8 up for list. JOHN H. ABBOTT. 1¢ nn class condition: only $1000 cash x w= —— salanee good terms: tnspection by U4e8 Michigan av. A dandy 4-: 0 brick cs ige; bath, elec- iov iS it ; BUNGAL« OW—We have in the 35xx block ¢ on, tric; hot-wate) it: garage. — ee BRINKOFP, 619 Chestnut s : am Bes - , " at of 4 “ 7 . FLATS, APARTM’ Ts. FOR | SALE Mock cart mE 2~ OD. RR 2 per month. Owner wilj show. FLA AT ai ; =: | ; For oa os seine ro tne went R. KOERT, ._ Realtor, 2911 _N. Union, 3308 Meese, Of 3 and 3 rooms; gamma ine r =m...” 2308 Menard st, yes $2600. See | RS0C NATED REALTY CO., 420 Cor ee ~ Alberta u 4-room frame bungalow, hot-wa- | PECHIA Re 2022-24 S. 12th vats. raven "i. i . ter heat, bath, gus and electric; lot 502125;,, ——-—--—_-— J > | _ ’ ‘ r line prett §-reom. brick; hard xvod - ae ee REAL TY ~9 4612 Gravois. ©: naar 9 roc PARISH bunga- b eh : ~ ( V , A G he at! oe at ataler aml vs ent mae *" — Hemmelmann- Spac ckler s ym 5 “bath u $49 . Union; 4 and 4 rooms; ml yM. RODIEK & CO., | 2515 Man x , LAT—4351-33 Swan av.; 4- family A Open daily until & p. m.° Fundays 4 D. mM. oo - S rooms Gow n. 3 Foor - u | bath oN SO L IH SI DE i : nt $1 AGT ‘ _0 Ln lik ? R - k sil an (' 3 Pr S, "a eping port reheat” double garage CRAD -OBERMEYER R. FCO. FLAT—Double; 4006- -08 Connecticut; @ oo . rooms, bach, marble sinks, electric, COTILAGE—4444 ¢ Gibson eae hu mitital hardy sink, ie - ar oan. Mor rm o ‘oom The jarge se i ediate pos pen for Inspect Ca ST ate UO. GEO. . ANSTRATH, 717% Chestnut > FY 3196, Delmar 566i. 5179 Faston. Uiah, adinission by card only. a a eic.; everything modern and in come. AGE—4-room brick; all tmprevements. \ loped’ window shades, beautiful Orch cross frony: urice BGO00. 4627 Cecil pl. River. | A: TATE CALTY CO. 4! m'l Bids se _ SINGLE FLATS. ; , PLAT—4504-6 Broadway, tiiia tak, = ingle: ear i Se 4800 Laba- ‘FLAT—idaa 5 3 “Tath:; “T and § tee . G _— mane pH my Aa ee quick sa 30631 Hydraulic av | front: lot 80x1° 1! divicd i I A 1ROTw ' rn Ta — io tanical, 4 rooms and ie h reoms, electric. eatin a , : a U cash, alance tric, bath, etc: ‘toilet: cheas. ue Sh ; HALL REALTY CO., Easton and ey ace eee te ee oe) etre and & amee Sink ot © ene om . J. B. EHRHART, 5257 Waterman. Jerabek, 1829 _S. 18th _st.’_ Sidney $50mmee TonEE. 3020. 33—Doubie, 3 | — Ee Se tee a Tan ae. arena hg lee Se; yo ge 1K, 1010 Chestnut rt. ARONDE LET PARK - B01 Marmaduke av.; modem, 6 soon earn Sermneen; let 20x128;/ electric, gaa garas . ve A ws , . “aeee” ‘ , oot ‘ Ttt 2 . 7S © “as, . ° ; : rT . .* a. a ane: 2 aah a 4 7 t a etre eee. Sane! | SACRIFICE FOR Rt Sit SALE ais rooms | 1 .S . P aetn oka ; | +) ‘WIG-DISCHINGE 1022 N. Grand, |PLATS—4: stores, 4, garages, 2; rent $2340 poten 5 + ane Russell, double, @ ake Greasing closet; good condition: . eland: five roome, tile ba hn. . rita : ~.~ Q year; price S186 00. $3000 cash, balance KOTSREA N. 80, 7 799 Chestnut, Matt 1 } and ti le ore h, etc. - og eaee "600, PLA | _ Ol, ks GLICK R. E. COTT GE—4 rooms: 1500, art “terms: b~ me ates o- i . A : re et ‘ . I bid, itler’ : nari . Te ; cdinin aT ‘ Dving town. 5875 *Timbank. fc shesteie 34" 20. en eee aon r ecreens ment a at ate te Nett ate A gh yA at, KOO sleepi ch, first floor, 6 rooms tile bat vw +. eee ee — N. 20th st., . dave 2:60 Hickory st. OF: “ht ick ; ch 6319 Minnesota. COTTAGE S—SOU =m SIDE — , a ) rAGE-—Pri . eap. . | Alabama av.: re cottare irand 40190 p 43 gee. oo and ae rf l . 7 Vf ; MS T She L l, A! ds ON rx } \ (ny ‘ ‘ a he e 16, 500 . _ mori . ' -- ete ANTHONY CCHMIPT CO.» . t. | FL. AT—Single, amps Itacka ? " Pass. WE have ss iain “fiat, 4 —— = us — 1. 800. ee % ~—_—— —, ee ee Se i | ra re 871° Cote ‘IIliante; + rooms and bat} LAT: : ot. Leuis ay “ee ? | | * . ife & Olive 14, Central 64 tes electric; ot Zoxls acne block Park av. for : owner Seine piace. 2 | ba ae ectri furn: at Fig rice §& tec . TA -fo ay ning st.: S-room modern brick ot an a aie : m.. “ ore AG E—Fit ive-room frame. 50 foot 10 r os . Wyorn }j — 2 SVG SS RING'S , oy ’ mi , bord a5) rn! ' ae ach: | ew cay “a q ig ye 14. Central 649 IO 3 _mtree t made, _ 6632 Idano. Se ee ; wOuesin wills 2500, oe a es df s4) { Ndenbuy Ae AY , . a 6 ; cs 7 os “yt Rril) : a2 rooms and bat r, rr ‘ if te " sory PON ss . : AT md : Arlington: 4 and D rooms, Ww M Zz. & Al. KK ERE NNE FER, 4 201 ( Be » GEO GEO FP. NE PF > R NAN, 214 Ww Watnwrt COTFAGE—Four rooms, lot 25x126; aliey ’ _HAUER-LUSTKANDL, 806 Chesinn planGid o-roem — brick ttag: bath; ; rooms ® bath, , por one | ti floor; and bath second floor MAT TY a N _KEHLENBRINC!] bh. gas, electric and furnace; garage FLAT — 3919 Blaine; single; —@ $0000 HANDLES double flat; have c nd street made; garage. 3722 Tinos. . . ; ' irra t 13. ae arrang red 1 ’ lo atc tf 5 &TUE S8EL. R E: AL T ‘ 0. 3548 S . os » oe ee : . s ‘O17 Hic kory st. aia ie a r nev " owtler .t rnro ) 7 . ror," UT «A eager a + " , ; ‘ | CO, PAL 2 a 90% ns, fs I200 Tay O83 N. wth , : ses obit eonineeeiiae ao — as Pete Paes . bes B jieen a a 4605 AL AS] ICA A’ , oqdern rick Bw 4320-2: rest Park: & rooms and ttl HALL RE -)., Easton and rs fixtures, price ©3800; reasonable cash DaY- PLAT. = Db) 2. em yy 17 , — oe 3906- 08 DE TONTY c Corr AGE — Three rooms, ay elec. ric, Five- ‘ “4 age, bs 2 ‘6, farage ‘Dp )] ~~ a fi floor, 6 rooms and tile bath second ee ed ' , ees a ment, @balance like rent. 4859 Alsace av. “ me poche, adi os Lemp; real, Dar Bingle 5 and 6 rooms and sleeping laundry: bargain. 5500 Vermont, ROET' TIGER. MASE RE: AL’ 5 0.4 436 Ei LI wads = ar i\ 7 \ P Y LN I N¢ rs. low ardwood floors, separate furnaces; jot 1 a, rennin Min nes. ee: ee Natural Bridge car to Euclid. en ied termes; make offer. Inquire & eparate entrances, hardwood filoog : Seve :¢ » Troon ;' wed > aale oo. -» mit aatttetecd, R Sct ‘ 7, electric, ga- - - RENE = ean P 3 t: ” Cort t AG E- -Frame, at a bargain; W- A SSSR Tae er omeaie =f; rand chy . reception ee y . xT 5s price’ $10,000 rage yner = goil to tforni: rice FLAT—652xx North Mi: kt ye . ae water heat: double gara $13. 200. | - Call Ri verwt le PERL S0UTH SIDE RU NG AL ov re 1H, e! i *] | na e, hot va ay . I ¢ \\ \ 4. I. . () ly £4 ~ Evans; 4 rooms and bath each; price ck : rene oe LAT—t brick, dat ioe pod S 4 ma krLAT—3413 La reef 4-5 rooms ar i a a JOHN _H ae ah OTT. 103 N. a COTTAGE—4 rooms, modern. ~ $20, to. good | 5906 HU™MPIIRE nice “i pri ick 20s iC ““gyeer wte lla ggtaemames Cee adel mi a wa . 42 a One| 6 reome flat. with SPM ‘CHING eR, 3022 irand heat, double garage for ' y 4 CATS, hardwood fl. Rel oO ly ‘decorated, ee, btive, rent 34 werd x POSSESSIO?} tenant. Rox G-60, Post- Disnatch, ant’ een, = ier i home “of va rooms La ny ‘ , eunires : ge TT |. | X } | ) i ( IR | i [ | win i pnd * thy = - 00 , a 5 ' Al —1998 rT n B 3 sone ist floor. MOUNL - ( T TY T° t a f ’ — c . Uv rc, ae ee ve. 2 24m o3 q ‘ } a 3 and 3 Ow a 2 u OIE z mn first-ciass concirion ue "ae ‘ ‘ \¢ . ‘ ‘ 7+ ’ ele . aad - 4 es ’ .— , e] | Rail, -—————--——- - eS \\ | \ I}: _ i y\\ . ea : & roon 1s batha, Ré para te hot-wate i f Tr n , t sacrit 8 J , ee : Yl.AT—4828 Maffitt av.. 1 and 5 rooms, fur re. sh, et-D reed h argain: no agents, wes ae : RE AL ry CoO, ? 3548 a, COTTAGE—Pour rooms, bath, furnace, gas/ 3123 S$. Grand. 32% Chestnut. Cormty, Near Gravois Road 7 nin gem eating plants; brick and tile porch, copper‘! MER. DUTTO a. UpNaRINCK $8000, "$5800" cash: “belenne Month: price VEAT nes EO ve 23) 2SU00, 9000 cash lance easy terms. —o-room One: v055 Ida “ FF “KX bioc and 6 rooms, ti eee ric. S640 Ke CHOICE BRI KC GE, 7 6 . lot; 6-room 4870 a) \ , (>| [| ) A ik A IS] ) 3437 Laclede: 4 cia ae bith Sirst haan __3RBt satin: & aoa 4 Mercurto & Miceli, 1007 Franklin ay. Olive | made: price $9! 5 00: terms. P 4 uo a ' sat ad _ ye wy ren po ae BHown with saleaman i ‘ 4; “LAT—4-f lily ~~ eee r bungalo tric,- furnace, concrete basement; garage. bath, granitoid basement: large lot 60x110 : J / me baer = —— : A AOAC . 3 nly 5°08 Tennessce reasonable price: for range wilt oe : 17 : ‘ A. - 4 4% a , _, % Se elt: aspenaed ee ae tgs pig A aa 1 -AT—4040 Terry ed Sak ae ee > and ont S15 80 are. 4 Sa, $4000 if J aca TOMBRIDGE AGENCY. "$318 M T.5: » Y 'T 4 ; ° , ‘ —s :, wus 4 . " ’ a y . an . . o .* PUPS ‘ r A 4 ‘ € t ar ‘ rm™m : : : eS ‘ to OTTAGE—Af rooms; ry gg a ELSPERMAN & LEONHARDT R. co... yas] vate ar it Bune: alow |: IN 1) \ ‘ yl ? for ty fa milies: price % tARTWIG-DSs LiNGEI Gran bath; you have got to see this place tu between 4 and 6 anv day. 2676 Aen % —Both phones. cA 1 a 22 Manchester: t stor} Pe! FL a Dy .. Weare awe Owes ane appreciate it; near King’s highway; rent { Tt An. Single mad ican 1513-15 i 13TH ST. | . r" PL AT—Single and doubie: on South | ; Says sell this double bt large lot: $3000, cash or terms 7 °13 [Internat ional Life Bidg. LOL LE OY ee ae - ; ‘ ioe r " a . . er ‘ ; ' ' On aNd AN Bead i two fuintlle: t wi ‘ pri flais: pas ; ipstairs, $60 per month: owner Ives down- rents $1100 pe ar; , , e fi ell : aL i it a DS nt: r year; reasonable,” a ne Om ' 2 OC iis , $2504 : SO) stairs: will show you the flat; price 312,500, B= F7% Post -Manateh Bai see _OPECHAN. 3533-9 Fo or . . . re. . A , re Square. Benton J47R. 4569 ADKINS AV. OTT AG E—3254 Neosho: bath, electric, hot- | Brick cottage of 4 ri poms, bath, electric tt bricl » laTge rooms, ali one floor PANCROR? and crurt oy ak a ‘ . . water heat; double garage; fine lot; bar- only $4600. “SEB Us,’ miod T n baths ak woodwork. ne ae re P icles pe wm —-* A . vali OS Sliontgomery 3S room Cach; fas) wabadie, . “il and 5 rooms, gas. 7000 cash balance first sed of trust. ae - ~— N. _Sain BRINKOP, 619 Chestnut st ece porcelain sink irge millt-in- a: ae ee ee way M ys lot 2ox140;: price §$ ds 50 ath ectrl 7 g Mers curlo ds Micell, 1007 Franklin av. Olive LAT—Single: new 2211 H r mais ' ‘ =, , , ’ i f ; : ify ° le ov ge * ry hc f 7 hg finor ‘oC .f ‘ie t> : 4 m h t ™ x “— Ss ENANDOAH AW, COPPAGE—39°1 ‘Ss. “Compton; “5 ‘roms: tile | NEW Bu NGAL* Ws S ile ASY ry RAIS Cs é , aaa ca tt vk al gages . ix S. brick . Pasi “pe i: ete ay ~s ‘ phi . é pé © ee ane ‘ its loo} . ‘ ; , a : ‘ Bp . ! ‘ , ‘ ’ it, f Se ad ae we ae "water heat: 14. 000. 1$5000 a : i gq Ensls bric ‘ flat. 5 5 bath, furnace; owner. will show you! 4046-4950 Karsas st.. 24 block west of oreh ross full front, copy gutters and | thi r reguiat family cen need. Be vg Bw, S8500 ‘OOF, sUrnaces, WATS—-4093-55 Kennerly ; 4-family, 3.§ rOR ES AND FL ATS—3 stores, with 3 4- ea ‘ms: no agents. 4900_N a 4 > room brick flat. in rear; through. Apply 8742 Oregon. 6000 8. King’s highway: 5 roo sun #creens, sliades, etc rranitoid sem ASY TERM: ene ' e Saturday. 2748 Park ae a with bathe rooms, All nice, large, light iry ome; room flats above and two garages: rent | ~UAT—Double. 3214-16 Keokuk, 9-3 . , electric: admission by card only, sw cfigpgr a yay Ao nla .: parlor, all on one floor. with ttic ao sta) VAT ei BHT. Oe, ent TArALe iyi } and } Y) f rr , ' ats eau Oo” wey . ; ' +o . “s aths Da t as, *,¢ rie: 10 vy c ' : £9n0 O we r; $3000 } a bal re bath: terms. Admission b r Ra Pe5 PEC CHAN, 2022-24 8S. TTAGE—4 laren rooma, bath. electric + des 7 on 2 =o on oc — = ~ene4 ‘ ‘ ry?'T > sv. . —¢ . , ra x ‘ Dri - adi " or 2) + Wyo) rhe math . ] , mew ad - ? a cash an an ice month 4 ) a rh Leelee t lot: streets rade: price $3200: tile ee, wit i aes “iti tun nG i ur Al ‘ «bi? oOvwnie : idl : ' | I? 1 | i} ; r) “>é) : ee ging : +s age ' , : : Li ‘ ha ‘ lent QuicKZ; , . t + Aas) ly, WM. ¥. KAL KFERE NNE R. emo] oe 46°25 ae ; 4-4 ROOMS. BATHS, Th) t. : On m4 “~~ * | elosets- hardwood floors, hot-water heat with fiver a 527 Fillmore “78 fie] ' arr , ~ = tarred o ‘ senui rt ’ — at) és ) ate HS 4 er Ns : er mow ails > OL « 2 \ » pi ir . } hath “ t ¢ or, “~ a ~ “a : ~ on 55% ¢ vee # d: 5-7 ee baths, “re sep- | ee cash $2500: terms, $9750. rts, 4 LBERT oe ENZLICK, 1010 Cl he Humphrey. | =—— 41466 ARSENAL ine; low Brienne tess. chime ana neon 2020 Kratt EAU ey Cah Aerie | Tee di oe es floors, garage: priced yw for quick erate front porches. _ | aieinaeiiaat —_ r 2? 27 UTAH—$2000 CASE orTAGE—5- root brick: Ce bath, sh, Seven rooms, sleeping por a le bath. tile ‘w bungalow consisting of 6 reome wen. | tric, hot-v ir hea ‘1 , Pies An] ape On ; a di “i@, can make very easy terms. See thi ALBERT WE NZL [CE K, _1010 Chestnut, YLAT—Double: 2819-21 Shenandouies . ~ some 5-room fiat; ti.c bath, tric, vt ed arKke si@eDing porcen; ' ebox, hot-water heat har: ‘ aleaning nore) Ce Ye a aot ar 1 Kk rat Hoey : te ie Ap eee ~ a , or ail and make offer . — and 3 rooms, bath. etric: : Mg room, front ‘ : $5400 cash. 5212 Alabama. e) “kitchen ee copper ae ates Waee; Wardae | feat meek: GE Gltchte Ree nnn eee | ROTAREAN 901. 792 Chestdut % 05, | dae WorELe: Price $5000. | “HALL REALTY CO., Raston and | “14: 483 8 ‘MPLE AV.. 4 AND 5 ROOMS someone. Aduntecian aa — P Grate furnaces and and rear $856 AGE—-3216 Caroline: 4 rooins. ee : | for 4 cars. throughout. a 7 erch ang I sil ae \ > WwW Bl evgeapo | Clo : 3. a m i ni by ah : + te " AT= oT poe) . i right ne . . sana u os 3 4 =. room flats 7000: ferns 1X Vk RF PL INGER ER R . CO. a Jeffe . ALBERT __WENZLICK. 1 10 Che ‘ > , ’ , * é : yas : i Be : ‘ Ath, ; a . bh engl tgs bese Bap a Ces a elec ic 4 =. SeaaaRaEeen 7 pect Biter Math den sere 1 @ »x ; Price $6000 > Panna, a go teeny 6S-ECOm «6S F. J CORNW EUL R. EB. CO.. 111 N. 7th, PLAT—Single; 3117 Magnolia av.i BP $8000 mt Sohig THIS FLA g - be it a os o—~ doah a 5 and 6 roe rentai value $120¢ electric, age: tot opens) only | FEDERE R- ~ ARE NDES Kk ALTY ¢ ' openi yn side terrace ren; (terior + — = terms. FE. EB. Mann, Grend 3630. Sidney _* 87 Sat. = 2610 Grav is. hy-tex m wick, tuck pointed, tile h-! 1038 Lou 6 rooms, tile } hard- J11 MME. LMANN-SP ACKLER REAL ! fC ara gar gee. Me eet, and i ‘ lf 96 AN es ale a oe “ re SING LE FLAT—4 dn a RC MS . ba = ax 5. odern; 2 ee L —-= & CO., 443 2830 Onhlo: . a and bath. electric: star, lectris tures, er ree and | 20! cCcupanry; open DOU BLE FL ATS—TERMS | oaks, RY 77 'C aso a re Setar es > DORREL ISGER P. ~2, Jetterseas om Our" a ne F09 es — Zi . ; joa : 4 7 ei P na “dt eu ICQ 7 ’ / cir s ‘ ! " : Y - . . Bt eee . r vst 3 A T—8} le: 27( ¥ 3 ak - vois. "Open t | 38x 122; bares LTY - ~eneey Gari a: Miaen ner, Bi a oa HN McMENA} + , We have several double flats that can be Cats 2908 ae ee ors: yeoman cna av J tory ph pone of 4 FLAT Single: 2708 Armand pl; 4 @ Bre PFFR, 1138 ¢ s_ Chestnut : ht right, on terms. 3-rooms 2a floor, 4 rooms 34 hoor; | houses: st treets made; $8500. i rooms, baih, glectric, furnace, pps 2g 5 AE 7 PRICE 853 . 3d floor: nade hy ca Menard; single and dow ZT SUE—4 rooms, acu. aaa, water, gu ~ | stan - RE. Towa a PEND ES REA Lry ee e. wi os aa ight. ott ig lot OOx215; re haem) Re AM °C 2 ‘ ‘ one bhiocK east to, ' ‘ ° ry , , tnodern ~' =n, SOTA SEMOTEL SOUDAGITER, 6 I lilies of 3 rooms terms. electric and al al low ‘pr ice at 300, | boulevard; W ( yy) [, | ) . ( JS ‘| a: |? OC ) it vATL, | N\( | Af j if y\\ e! ‘00 ’ r'eA.a rT ryi 1; } . + Pe ’ ; » |e hagement: . , T KUHS $821 N Fro I L AT—Single, of 4 and 5 rooms, >" aes ee ee, electric; “510 Nebraska av.: ist H. APROTT, 10 3 N at: ner on premises or ope eee ae Srnon, 4 moderr 7, ot i ae , Ce eo SBOO ray ; ae we. PPr as “Agent. 3501 Gravois av.(c7)' -—-- Hestnut to 4300 §. 37th et.. near Grand : S20 DE VONSHIRE winG-nS Cottage, dot a. 4 — Sanat daa, ve — rT oo Colfax 680. price $7750. Se er — ee a i mo. a} i oO . ? S Was and be -onvince) Vfl f mi , , i ‘ Lif . a a 4 0? it Oy} i { . Lt ART FAL TY oi am 1 nah rN é mA. , wl bea sale am = aha = Cc sir, TYETTY : TAGE S108 Tove av. seces modern | ‘ RO my ct ‘D DD SLEEPING ronen comparison of figure’ is not an exagge tion, | Prick bungalo tile hath tile weet’ comm 3 R14 C heat nut. Central 328. “REALTY c ws * na 1° a au ‘aeeyeea se: . + 6341 TERRY AV. hf RODIEK & CO.. So —_— ae °- FAMILY FLAT, $70 00 screens; terms. Room 301 Fullerten | 1a : brick bungalow: four | 'f YOu Were to buy @ lot in this location ; screens; a | buy: try to duplicate i af ya oe an iy 24 Well built single 4 and 4- room flat, with FLATS—97 3-37 Oregon ‘aVv.; reo! rt A Taft av., cor. of Adkina Tag. | rooms and “ge pore h, hardwood floors, | /U!!d. you could ne Pitcate this hous pontrrcastgled ay e beauUilul electrio fixtures, shades re a AM IL Y } . ic i" we PAN J tO66 Lucky st.: -story brick hot water heat, baths, ete.; in first- Claes electric light etc. tmnt pe by from Gravols (Cherok PAGE ES | sees . 4019 rer ves rt. . a ~ prick : tlle YEO etc.: wv SUIU, ‘ } ils ified r your | ‘ eed sae A BR. Lru wong loor al stric‘lv , 2 1°: ‘gn : ¢ 43.50 condition ; brand-new roof: owner. let “loor owner says must sell: : ae > Aemgy rooms and bath. both st raves ot.; & LBERT G. BLANKE, R. F. co uilder 6 hitect if you will have him pass | MOdern; price $12.500, half ca aust have ul cash payment, balance out of the ,RoTsaG, wsning S400 will show you through; {deat home fiat. ALI, REALTY CO., Easton 8 Y paves garage; lot 382x120; H ime. Ro. & KEHLENBRINCK, | ate 3046, Central 1144 711 Chestnut |! eee, oe tote > =—d DC OES Dat eT ete py . , Sere: , show you this UN BALOW - . ; . tawnn = JOS. F. DICK MANN ~ = CHE. i. ‘L AT—Single, 3221.8. “th, 3-3 light: ; ; = ABE eo RD MALTY CO., 921 Ch 1° N. Aigth at. aes Y ee ee Ou! a os >} lL, is ' J wit F vi i muiit, em : c > - Ho” . = os é : ‘ es a . .~ en a Bh. a of 4 large room 8 nr) in “O’ F AL LO N F ARK Dou RLE — 623 { Nhestnut et. j rooms, electric, new garage; 3 PAGE Minnesota: 5 rooms. tile | CALI ORNIA BU NG AT, OW ae afeins amt an 4h aes were SOOTNS, | = ae eee ao Nes ba the “separate. as ae ae mir ~~ a floor 4139 APART MEN i SNA a a ane ponaad JOS, F.. DICKMANN R.-B. Co, DOER FE ING -ER R. CO.. Jeffersons . tric; air heat; oy 6 interest per month. JAS 4 | ) mh, por y the St in St. Loui Deir Saat On i to © DD. m. Sunda INTS, £2700 PRIC EF 1 3 ve rote’ tt, 633 CC) mpgs om ‘ with Fo ; rely improve: ith new buildinee havi . a entees at abe ee = 4 Pon a dy : 500 3 an orm flat: electric, gas, water ana lestnut st, FLAT—Doub! + 2011-13 Lee 3-8 © : BERT wrEN- LAND A. W ‘ , lie Atreong Or ; he spe r nae ‘ on ; BRI! i\ » | \ 4 YA A ; \\ Pee {{ ij 3.farm . + ag r; GArag w te gg TR i cy wire th sieitht a ie a ‘ vest’ a we ro i. nen ) e bath ha voul . Ae 3-3 ‘ROOM FLAT 7 aa — ft & “bh 4 35 Gravois. Serene ag Fm le oe I a Ay eae nharcwood floors. Sie tis IAN B 259 VC F R. FE @ 6 ASSP, » rooms bat el fixturer. fur loors y RKO, look today let cw TRIPLE FLAY B, ARG, AIN—-67 000 Northland and Kin ‘s hi . modern, tS _* Kk LAL RE "RE NN Et sol — : , 4643 LOU ISIANA AV __ Oven till & p. m. oS nen ntral 34. 610 Chestnut st. Olive 99 nace, New hardwood floore! new le ured CH Av N! LY P. HEATH. pr altor. 0224-26-28 Marva ; oms: orgs rooms; garage; 30x] 48. N. Rox J Ss ile: 2659 Oregon: 4 ee . i: a three town a wr ; ‘ F -~ D AV. . » : ; rR. r . See owner on premises, or NIC HOL AS. M AR’ r IN pa 17°20 Minneant: li.story bric IAN] | VGATOW I LA | » ( tOOD \ A LI ES WwW L\PAR oTcrvyr HAASE RR, TY } 7 Chestrut eat wn, é | ’ a , ‘ “_ p> i LG ee aS .¢ +4 wat Odis AS., nodery Ss 8,700 HOtTHe? With a ne a By x1: 50, - Nort! } #611. At a bargain. Ss c tric; rent —_ ann ually; lot a. ae ; 5 oma, RU SSEL) large brick building {nu rear; will sell COl 7 AGE —{)- Re i) M d RICK ae Pen pita . , courte” fame tae oe th Mark t 5- " r., gar 9,000) Parkview. JOS. F. DICKMANN R BE. Co.. trace av ‘ice reas eS cheap. One block from King’s momen _— se OP one 4 Piha, § eel newly Gec)- oexx AlePherson, a G. rms., cara ; 14.000 =," ~f; is . re a i ein parlor and 623 Ch estnut ais : Tat DIE K & ¢ O., 2 —— PECHAN, 2022-24 8. 12th st. Munchester: dandy little betes . With bath Southwest ie 4 >. me: east 1 : : tha 3 se nd x + ve & tect nie omissgaicee hog per ye OE chap eS ll mManster, Card and | Matin n_ 4132. Central at: | PLAT 4 amiy, 4 and & room .~ 4208 Bi ae ee ewe - epg 4 a ~ oe “4 rm Pe ore Poa 6 ¢ 4h, ¥ +4 - gear aes me ory Ky Ea Da \T >) —T oy . “ ga “age ‘ee .* . . “to , 9 aes 4 . = ~Laliee % — T ane : — —-- rina ton: i ‘ ’ ‘ hy: ; h. ale ' ae. 4, F 4 COTTAGE—533 ‘Hurck at., Carondele:; %- gar. lectric, furnace, garag: or tw ares: N ow ro. t 100x200 #3! , i i , YD] \1 we | , a. : ‘ , IR 4g alm: SING 7 — i ; ] FT. _ “ 32000 cash. balance ena, Sarner at : oe : va ves. a ~ . : E FL AT—sa300 > $70 per month: raise hay AT A room brick: bath, ele ‘tric tod only CORNE tT he vA rRIG TRUST 719 ‘ heatn r - : - - % ‘ , - : 3 : . } 0 TS. ty 1 7 ’ ‘* ’ 1 r : . 1 J . P. te . 130 N Ne wat ead & - 4 a nd = years. Te rev aff ’ - . . $3000. KORTE-RUST RBALTY Co., | CORNET & | . . | RUNGALOW-— | eed 4 ani room, r $1640 | PSs ee pate D "he mae ; ~—— ' will show and dressing closet ! , 0 ent $164 . ; e ; . SOTTAGE— 4816 Allemania — av. — rooms, ; 3134 Pot yn) a0 et iC re an s, bys } 4 ¥' tA \ - ‘ j . wn (j rey? 5 “ * " , . ! nga! Vs a mrice ¢ Qe 30) rm e S10¢ 0 2 h: ha! : , ' ri : et ‘ re . , EDW. I KUH bath tile ry por *h, é C . 452 on » & ) ; } t hy vn : ‘ on * Y ; ’ P . é' rit rie ; ry. owner ; ¥ 1 "> : » ' —s ar gies ta : ‘PoPagy- ; = ad } 5 a fant aan yr oF et i: ‘ash.* bal ; 4 AT Price and ecard of adm isgton Sen th, hot-water a AF jee, 7 izle ei ® OR Ss {, AL iL, b M ay \" . $6500 rm REAS ee wr ie@avineg ‘g) at ‘ifi¢ e 4 — . belablow. denier Le = ay a eS 1: sie Sd anita! s518 | ARIS. AV. iWM. F. KAT KHRENNER, 2801 ‘4 ws ne 4 )_« ‘ Bar \ ; Siy L' 0 af i ,Y 1927 wil ” ge . gh sa = . i ™% -. ’ ‘ oy Ar ; ] 3? ; Sip ¢ "hes r) ut a “nue, ive room ri , ; ' a — ’ 401 Granite Vides, See SOG Marmot Oty. | reals ath on baeene. Freon homes ere) FCG ALLOW cA Brice nee . main’ tha, “ig ue sarae aga ethene. | pts for sale; large rooms, fine CAN THIS PE BEAT? ‘| furnaces. electric, garage: lot SOet hg ott | FLAT—Single: 3463 8. (Grand . : — ‘, Soa" 2-24. S ¢ OTT AGE—4339 } Neosho: fh frame 6 reome: & ys" oe and tumac un sue r ures ia ; ‘es tg y . Wh. : young sf , > ' t ia 4&4 t Lait s nt iox Y- ] 63. Post - Dispatch c- hand res mis hive ar 1 cn roome: improve nents made Z x 3 all tive onan SS): 4 and + orice. > NE W 4 “~AnD AR ad eo tH yY at tea Me i ae , ri : a ; , _ the : ST ! , ei } } I ! ' DD nnn atin , : , : rong , ° , ms i] \ 4 ’ nace, ; a Arage: ¢c —_ y bath. ja reception mal; price rea- weat of srand on ¢) a Ne ves Cerne a- wn - a ‘ . 9 , agG ts heh : ‘ See re id hestnut #8 ¢ rm CO.. hall, tile bath, pournace, 494° Riow st Pee CRASS, bath. oy 7 * en i a © root bath, oversize furnace, building on At ~ nD) K.. ake terms. ~§ ALRERT WEM?LICH sat Cheatane vith baths and electri ag eG J-room flats GLICK R e.- CO., 324 oa ; : Main S046, Central See W , SOx 125, , nwr » Olive 824° —— eee -| northwest. St. Louis ares st — tment Poaad PL AT—Sina ‘ ‘4 Louisiana: CF. . n roon is, bath, electric: ip Le a moms, til q, * —_——. eee : r= CN Cia om taye ate Seacmeeins gots eee a a 2.5 ont: az BRINKOP. Lit: a . reoms, recep electric; riae right. xe m. . Kalk- @lectric, farnaae: in exceller nd wee eat ‘Ours awn) brenner, 2801 Cherokee st. Feasonable. PHCHAN. 2092-24 8S. 12th a1 BUNGALO Sour meee’ ; LOW $7500; mak. PLAT— -Double L410 18 N. 18th st., 3 room “wit HEBERT 8 k ° Vs ero! ; eRe : . : : = ih4 . | \ Pn “* 4 . ¥ i 4 -TOO) Orit : , . +" . pec f . . as . ss ‘+ roo ‘ _ —s. — . ‘ . 6 -” 4% eter nve a 8; TTAGi See 617 Filmore. 6 rooms, moa. 4° 99()_9 22 DEWEY AVENI Dp 7 rch, ti ath, ba dl floor . A 2 nl “ach; sacrifice; $3400 ey wae rice tan hone ake E. ©O., 8° ; bare gain, See Wm. F, - PRI an aa: Bor ay r Thia ta : “bes utitui 4-familly fiat i4 ) Oy abies eee we S Gandy hon Tatae rryereal , NY HMITT RR. wPTwH , Nees hot-water heat, pDe EN nn ce B74 | SCOTT’ ROO ¢ Beane TWO INVES MENTS JS OUBLES buteo: ‘ | } wg pult . aa, ihe, fonenee ¥LAT « "fabs i r a f ; oats = = ; = : : c RG EK AY. +e ce: I | or ° 43> pl } 1 n » price ake os o- ew houses = rT) ‘ } 0 /OSSER ’ , “2 four: ry ; *:O0P iease: marbie ein 7 ail in » te COTTA sg qth? | aNewpert, Page my ee: ; your and 7 rooms. ith bs euch hi we Faye : aed in 7 a Heignt a coe : ,_ +e RAIS—BARCAIN rner: yw st R he nrieg 34500 n S ; fir t flour: price $11,500: about $240 mon onth: SO0O0 saat +o ee we vit ys $3600. iarge Jot ae a ee dks saat s ! nal, 24 fl eee slat, ov rooms each, bath, .électric miedo sé S2OWATG | } rooms each, elec ORNET & ZEIBIG TRr ST. 719 t-w eHRH . Pit COPS Beek ae oan nw a i Regt dees cs "ae T iTS ep prem Sub: y & ae, bath, electric, a ante fe sicnaenn es. : f ldg ive 14 on- |» eos. . oo fro *o and | @0x126 Y Smieai, on 5 ~ er made: large lot.| 3540 Iow a av.: for price —— a $130. 4 WxOMING | DOUBLE ; ‘ry en miesion see — +4 ©:, Oe ible 4-F @. . : O™c Comf ; NSTEIN REALTY CO,, screens, shades and fixtures; open; price eut: Sit te MICK, 1010 | | H. GU NDI rts SE oe & CO. WM. RODIEK & CO.. I ct " perfect cog ' GSFx 8428 Michigan av term AGF —RBrick. 421! Wvyoming. 6 rooms, Ba. ° name . ; : if x furnes room: aie oa yt nade: J . ¥ a , Feception Ball, abath. slectric, new furnace: | WALTER JON ES rR re (¥) 9 Gis { hestrut nie . Lb: : ay Were, Cie rs. ’ "7 a a . ' ead, -- el = a wus 2354 ( AMB if ¥ STREET : ) , ; ' °F , ’ . 7 ta =f = I \. Broadwa is pee cottage: res ooo ny appreciate | "104 AN N P of , awe: ; el ; - uy . . Por : ' a ‘ oe I AN, ; ,T RARGAIN oN] Ta my ; soa éo50n Sj } ‘ ® roadway. — FLAT—Just completed; = ep w! ikbrenn On 1 Pr j A 1 8a : ; ' ry ; Bs ’ a = ots nM easy forand ’ os : sta : “TrATe Ie war i NT ET . ti act cor 7 sa a . oe Ing t ‘lats, Rasy Te hot- Water heat: o-car ' om, ; :4 WENO er. 2K) 4 rol es ee > and room single flate: separa fu ee | ; _ aes FE ‘mS Ti A. ED. ~voree ae’ corner ~3d and Montgomery; 2 3915 to 3925 in rms . f _feeping poreh: Se 4 K, 1010 ¢ AGE— 27) 1 Pi “ ‘l-story brick Ay A ty Ren se eng , Oem if vou ' - VROVE REA! ben ee Se 4 van aie a atin: elite “Sbetheet an a gdh. is ‘ate, poome. baths and ee we’! ; Tat be 4 : 710 Arsenal. | rath sun parior, For PU ESE) “eres SC we iSSior -- a Cc) . WE sock wt aap “7 G00a rr r. MBiese-e wad” ; ee, __ ae | erry nterest on deed .¢ ear o per FT, = Rk. E CO.. 208 rit : mT agit perere rit AT apt _ay i ACH R . Bt ‘heetnt! ai f ne 4 ' . nN Geed of trust: sae 976 M ; ) 7! SFact, On ey %. - hier JOU? TERY & SON. lO!R cH se ew i ‘minediate poss s5e ession. small cash bath, electric: price , .| DOCGHERT: -SHERI 721 Chestnut, at Me OAL F. J KAT ee : ‘ ma and bath on one floor: furnac L, E FL AT BARGAIN ae Wiatosnieona pone r : BAUTir cL me - ; 70 Bag Nenad mage Pe ma lot ; wanes Pe wara Al con GAIN" Side district: 3 rooms in ‘Gesell ay. - Ara av thro pike v ie af MRIs 4 . yt \Ror 4% vo : ' 3 and 5 ro is; bath, eas, electric, | dO DO” Kr ry fe 8ON 1028 Chestut «t Bae ay a6 palletes sleeping poreh: overs: ae ana ‘BR R, 14 N, Gth et. a a4 0 ovo Ches Fy , ‘yt a ens. Pac) A mg ' ext, 4 : : , . nan oe ' ay; furne ee ane rar, i 3826, NORTH M \RKFT ameeetiieeee Pus me um heat, new ly Ga corated throughout, ra. | $18 500, Nee owner af : . ee and porcelain = at oral 1 KOTSRE AN, SUL, 7: 5 “Main 495 b. A. TH MPSON R rice . MORRIS Aac | ». 886 « chestnut ' Bat. 4.4 at) goed eéméities MCR ADY «@ lala FLAT—Single, iT Lys ~ > -. a ety te nas A ae stage — : es yRte i: om = ror ars > wher, Fore st wed J. Forest 31 9a % I ‘MEYE R, 51 72 Kastor, Pir hove “" ret ed P riee S ‘ * RD iia : Brice 2, : te Delmar 5661, _ xditission by car Sa 8, ) WM. FL K ALE PRESS NER, 4 3141 SCHOOL st bes furnace, bath and electric: $8°RD- tar nd ca aAR ei HEMME CHE, On! br einer 7 | a pperv . G . 2 n Neaneas oe sabe ney 267. i caus Phiillins.: modern i ~gtors - | a 4 =room bry até ee 4) dimtinae ocation > § r. Ae a he , 2 ace ) vs sw aaah sir THIS FLAT adern single 5 and 6 room flat: seek DOURL convene | ran; eee a = NGALOW—#3 an, nifty 4-room PRICE RIGHT FOR QUICK SALE $0130 5356-58 Cote Brilliante: @ an

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. oT RT ae i a +. 1922. _— = sr SALE) \LE | Flas eo ie IO » Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalow Apartm R ale Tod Lovis wR Stes : — 3; i — | E) FLATS, APARTM'TS, FOR SALE FLATS apa ater s' Cottag es, F lats, “Part ents, esiences F or Si e T ay. _Post-i DISPATCH. ie ; “ and 5 room tule , — South » - | ener nassepeaipadieee eee ns . oan this Pur ef i Sil) on G a . ——— § = | , "Ss West S. FOR SALE FLAaTs APART Mm’ } , TS FOR SALE FLATS, ArARTR TS, : 1 eaaren ae LS ede 590. | baths SRlow on? ong ee 1 SING LE FLAT BARGAIN West és om RESIDENCES FO FOR 8 SALE ae FOR scngans > . Laci LAN RE AL T y co . vO20 (ray Aas it NvVe oy T) mo si ‘ } 3827 t id I I . ; 7 . 4 ‘ re - “ on west N th = : "ER nSLY.300. “RE home and, 3827 Botanica: 6 rooms 1st ¢1,, 1 Wir eG: Pay down $1500, 89000 cd OD & 5b ROOM Bw , SS SESTDESTE =, Pi w | me | you will never Mave ey SOO. | ggl#28 Goodteitow ay tt BARGAIN | G-FF amily Apartnpnt | eats Stan Tarinnes Somrm sacttie 6 “hurtace siau nd doa h ; ©x aent ; no Se ; ix : ~~ ye > , * ? . . lo ‘gation. upper tlet ; } ae ——- . . } aot = ‘ “ i : 7 a mR ANC 1% rT S REAt ey oa J Sen, ca . si iNnis will pay thy, ’ , ae». 7 N b=) MQim Tiat rent R220 “ie aris _o borunee: $7500. _ tr wae ee : ; : ’ ’ , yetapmyg FEDE} Sra Seu throne sy Way; . SANGLE FLAT—g5 200 at. snside stairs, co nation fixtures c, lends 110 ay “ . =a) “th: hy beds; 3 garages baths, electric lights laundry; will rent for RESIDENCI E—7 rooms, good oO reception Sidney 2678 @*** KEALTY cn iment roome oo 4, £ Feoms. 2 fink gc. SINKS; in lent cond ; Tents ception bh. 2 stone-t ivel! Mel with Penk. 4. gate: 5 rooms and in barior, $40 per month: price $3500. | hall, double brick Garage; ail improve. IN 7 610 Gravats YECKEL-PEY Drm 23 CK condition. HALL Reet a oa electric and’ furnace. 1 S%,.Toms; bath: 741 — BR ns? # garages. STRODTMAN & STRODTMAN, ments made; ¢ 2354 Virginie er ee GRO) Lp ~ erp iT: = road . ay. :: = O01 | 4 “e _ nee ns f ed aston ar ora ready for oc. ota not ‘ ' : ". 14 carages. 43 o rooms and . barlor;| __ S607 N Broa iway. R ESIDENG 3 8. 12th: 9 :i ~ «- { * 2 . AVL aUT rene ; , —- eo mp The ie ? : ) | , ; ali -_~ Toperr. pet. tne : gm i ; ' Lys fe. ’ . ,* UG : rooms. bath, ele SUA bed: path pl i ~ b t very ocera OG e a SY Mh ds, ive, 9 and r m sin a a 3 & SON, 1083 ¢ ‘ rages “gant 5 Dl} ow 1g ( At Son t art (nut . $1680; new repairs inade. Admission | sion,’ “2 _ 09 f0F card of adm} 8961 s ith Blue. Terms to cuir re » Cal INGLE FLAT “ith Sturphebeds? & Foams and hy partor| | RESIDENCE sey etl. Lite Big. | RESIDE NCE—4120 Hartterd, 7 roomie? Bot. a , ‘ i il tir n- y on . £0 7 to BL i ity it a reds: Rarages. RE SiIDENc ane’? : . Gare ; “ er eat LINGER 1 R. ¢ o: Se vt ad —— : pie ae = : 001 Gravol erat, & a: 6 ro ma _ vathe, furnace ‘eo! wy ck mn woo BE ; L 0 Chestnut Wa INGTO! LIGHTS : sae fi —. eer 4 rooms and a parior | bath, elestsie” argon in adi a ann A.C. MOY C__MOYLE. 600 Bank o : - ten — wi e! . . Ce Ri >t tern s. ' AEs : = - igie: f, sth. Vv ly ae va ter n v.: nd ; " we 823 Ri pene; 4 Karages. 5 P W y A T T. 2101 Fast Grand. Phones. | RESIDENCE—9o; WM. J ’ and rooms, sepkrate . BV. : ‘ ath bartiwood oors. inten “s with oS og 4, 4 rooms and . IDE 3a; = — _ | residence. 000 -D( iv BL E | treet ee ne r Li: e : De Ww N P are) - . A P J ( R} Oy - nescence ? 4 L ioe Nhu $ REO. - “ain JAOe 4 ’ : ie “+ rep Shaw: beauti’u An 6 lectric “es. 700 -‘4t, Dathes 3831 3223 AIC E, $4500 nee oe GF. SCO Chestnut. i $ ~ Wr ht Bldg. | a ‘misston . Gistrict. For card of admission see } "wom single; tile bath, jiot-s r heat, SEF fre aoub ize: only ive: al tees ~ A *. 3S and 3: , LATS—5 py | iedeans ae a TW () DE SIR. ABL > ANDERSON. STOCKB- BU) E N J. F. O. RELLER. 3533, N. Broadway. - M. HAMMEL cat fait Sa ATE CO. tric: ; ¥ BS . floors, copper gulters mG SCrae'is. . noe. FOU .e; np) f { rr ust se!) Meating nics q: . p i : : , . —_— — a orth cN ae 2 aa «an: _~- \ Foto! am Lee eee gts $13.0 "A bor RL 2 FLA Fe Chestnut _at Bo} SKAGGS lenty of lignt on both sides fee aon) = APARTMENT BUYS ~ ee Nbaths us ig 107; | BrCk. ie bath, electrioy tunaacee getees . Eee } 0 . "| neetn 14 = : a é ? nwr ght i ] Tie : ; +, ‘ . ‘ ‘ La ’ 5 a nie e. a ws os a ay. =— est of ©) Rt and r ry iw or AT A . a B LRGAIN k IN E IN V “" -" 3 TOI ish. lan. ‘Gnay- es tans A a bathe a: ‘8 ey yy ee uew *, & rooms. in - REsIDENoes FOR Ta STRODTMA) ‘ DT) Ss i DO ERFLING? ER ~~ Co . Jerr ; 4 ee re oe recentio ie en ee — jaan : miles 2" . / hear Bates — \Y T LO ‘ ) Ro) prey MESS. 5tOf, It-in garage; renting for $3600 to - —e See 3607 N. Broadw RE SIDENCE— > sierson & Gravels : acuity decorat a: evaniteta 's semen * a; M Miped for furna-« a 2716-18-99 me ; — LATHoReal ten aa a joe 016 Manie- @ rene: RIDGE W. Koseuth av Seta | @ition; oppos - Te home; excellent 5 - should he SO5- price - re 55 : “ co re F : ve L\@ar: me . AP 4 Toot s “at; 1b at €1: oe : rent rs ,. s Qn l¢ lat , : ; - - ‘ } | : * . . - SO ' re , © Tar ees — , OOT 5 eae lease oy eh q Vat in 24 3. nos4asb0ne: electric, bath. warage, 25x than bioc ke from G ican Grove pus ts match * T. J Tr x . : — price 2 2a 0 1a — ; 5e. d ‘ ! “te a j j Pp \ oo ‘ >. ». 00 (09 es | mmediate Possession ' . ena $i Fostctisee 203 8. 70 t ’ bUnwalow-flais. 43, ARISH (rms 0; — OUD Le t | Camvemtannen. ; en alae net we = : sus - . WYATT, 2101 Fast Grand. Peenes | RE SIDE NORD SROOKS REALTY CO. x uss & ‘th Bt and ee ; ai $41. p reasonabl, yoo —- @Cupancy a Siow \ E Ww SO] TH S] i EF Ly xG = x IDNEY ogt2”9 3 gh ihe , Sor the: t corner nerw eo eae \ / ub i yy oe BO. a story brick garage i. jot 30x165. _ Bide ne St. | TOMBRIDGE AGESS?y .... 4 AND 5—HOT-WA . ” DOUBLA 3 Shier veil built: copnee fbartments and o1 — WANSTRATH, 714 ‘%_Chestaut RESIDENCE— Modern > t- eas ; 2709 " Wwor re on hint ' rs a4 i ‘ 3] S Merameo at S : TER HE AT °, A nm ha 1 | ' rr LIN ' P . . oA ‘ s reens rutltere ind 1OY “ R k Sib} aM ee — 49: >] Labadie y. ‘ h rooms: Hot - Fare: ingle: Fae ne oth phones. 4512-16-20 PENNSYLY ANIA 30-32 Page: 1 1 4-4 room, bath. fur uts; central heating plant.’ Ane 3001 poems br th. mas: electria and’ no too™ (Pxturen: Bne con! } cond floo; = iiheemaias These flats are up-ot-u: “9° ' ye ew SP ge. SE ‘ hese nut arranged ; t 750 ay inveatan et Ve! l-story resem ee ining 46 08. 30x164 ' Ctric and furnace: teis- -Jerabek as EE Bn. ;) See wIN BR. EE cy hog: elmar hi. sen, | POome, bat 1, tollet; lot Lix! Al, Price, ay ND CITY TRUST co u — n Mar } 500 Lo - Union and St. | ny Reteers S sean ae oor 4 floor, 3 rooms F Se a wo 3 on th. rd floor. Get card of ¢ imission Dov) eee DE TONTY - ; sate p-ot-date j | OOrs, et mrage: ne chools urch nd car lines. ~°% — = 2+. ; . -A VAGWay Ui GTavole - pe i fa Ph 3 garages. “price afd card see % UG . ME PiU Y ~~ mi. OOSi-BS WELLS AY O42 e t! bath; r for r Vs Say HER, Chippewa and Ne- ; a BRAN NEW NE WW SINGLE FY, ATS” eee fas, Baek 4 race. aks kel sie Seon” Gael bullt : ge age; lot 35x300. Priq . cnilsee. from 12 ‘a s owner on! Hartford ots oh own co. Grove’ aan no > ¥; take ‘Tow wae Goop SINGL E EL Ar or Permanent tayo ding Ss Dow otha owner | Brick residence containing /reeme: in| AIF on Fe RFLINGER R. €0., Jefferson & Gravois , G IX BOUth i é G ' on + apartment ne! 7 to is ms a offe ‘ed for excellent condition. Price, $4 p. i sthtaetios 5-room | RES SIDE NC JO28 Castieman ay.; moder: : ach esr vereniid ating mins Scan | gla Sena ih yer Po salah FAT—2715 Chipr- wa st.. 2-family brick of | - 2113, : 3 Chestny F EDE} RER- AREN NDES 3.and 4 rooms ea: ot 265x125; garage. 2703 MeNA —— a . ™ d a TO ete fi For card of admission, plenty f clos ., to 3800 5 See CNAIR AV. ne 5810 “1 JOST-MILLER B yl. f8Fd of admission, plenty of cice modern: m - +, bs ie °F ER ECO. 105 Nien." obtain “poseessisn ° : vis 2761 N, Garrison b-- ae oe . “SOt TH SIDE SING LE F 1257 AULERT A\ terms: wonderful make offer Parca ete eecence containing @roome, Secorated and painted: re. | RESTPENCELA reeme— pees ea 5 McNair. ih eiebivin winks OREON a , Gxtures, eto.; lot 43.8x120.3. Prtc. $4750. ee AKE & RRO - 815 Chestnut st. | RESIDBNCD rooms, bath, furmace, gax ae ne. 4 ippewa and SD Ou thr. ugh Sidney 287. Victor J208 >E beaska. _ Sic : : EL S4AN, 2023.94 @ 19) -. h ect ' ¢ ——- 1101 Si iney and 2 19 cw) 1! } ati 2 . * ‘el eee i@Tt ‘> T | inaaeuened us ti xe: a 2 » - Zaston an Sarah, erimmns. poms. sisecric: street and alley mate: ict | 1950 WYO ) Seed me. 1742, NICHOLSON PLACE SINGLE 6 a3 OOM FLATS | ss Wg, “S37 ,{erma. : 5342 N. Union $097 N; WHITTIER ar. =utN_M. LOBWENSTEIN. 816 i 25x125: pe On bY carc o For ori Tall du! singia 44 NG ag Lae ge sient ree -_ three rooma ie bath, _ fUrnaee, Rees Neel: fiat: tel eee —_ : fixtures: furnace heat; lot 2642 Price, dence, reception ait a AN steam heat, elec. | M N: ) ment, large aarane. eto.; | I CITY. ESIDENCE—37 hot-water eae Sel, $7500; make an offer. ‘Lenten by car and term ans baths, elec: only SB7RA- i e : : inital TOMBRIDGE | "AGENCY, S318 Meramec st. gon EOP. ec “SED ue” FEDERER-AR) NDES REALTY “CO Maen es CON niences Peay 1. :, ae = 00 scab — — ani = Sn ) Chestr it mt __ Sidney 2610 irarots panne SANG : . _ 4915 Delmar, _ hree- mily Apartment v5000. “Price EER PEO cary terms: ow ner ther —Sincie: 3419 W iscon isin av.: jot. ~ox = 5-37 tAW fi . om whe MINGLE FY 1% > Be BRO. R15 hy 7 a g mreet and alley made: 4 ana > ily bungalow ¢ moe rooms Double Flat In estment 9, 2968 McPherson; 6 and ’ ma Dath and goo : Brick pune, Alfred av. | | —— garae\ lot = of admission see Wm. F. Kalxbrenner, | fro Re oof fin : A DARGAIN s . re ier CO.. 49 ads ee cent SORT 45 feet front; ternia, See 137.8. Price, e, $625 8 NC 1 a Cherokee. roughout; renta} >35 monthly pen ¢) Eight bric OMe asa =n ~~ 1 AN, 4016 Chouteau av gaa gl | mach n hando PPLATS—2. single. 2738-40 _Cheroxa=: Tot pnoon. | Vandeventer c £000 bomen? ss Sg ¢ ae oH 35-37 AL AMO—HI- POINTE Dor uble Flat on Euelid a: 9% -sto x— eames rOPh bath. | von McMBNAN 1a ; sy : . es eantes iS a fine 9 , : sy u 1e loc Te? — anime ee ~~ , $6500 Do LI ey" PARK Ho Lh) 8 | DO RELING R. Co., . Jetfernon & Gravots Qelk heim er 2QROl Cher- 00d condition: Sern’ ‘ cric, } ; é 1 LY DE “ARSON, 309 \ : a right B: AD BOT LO3 N ; rent _ per th, Foy ‘further Dart! W- CTOR S AND CHIROPRACT | RESIDENCE—6 rooms, odern, completely ee ae LICK R. EF. CO. g2 Viive 5749 ee hae dee AP. ‘IMENT RARGAIN: re eee JULIUS HALL ER REALTY Co, 3545 Laclede Av, res! - tlle pot ae nd Grand av.; 7-room ase rnished: quiet neighborhood. South Side; T—1114 Hickory. fan i , a “oer i IF SING -E FILA? paces ee | ——__ hee €-room = moder! artment , — JLB Inte Life Jiliz, ba 3-atorr brick residence contming 10 Wood floors, attic Paatlnetee, fumace, hard pean arnt octrieal” player-ptano, phone snory in main bulging woms 8 Buy this double fists 4 Gone oe, MUCH Southwest Parkview.” nt lot, $0x160, North 1372-74 UNION Price, $6750.0 Nen uUTY A9FC0MA| EUG order; Will stritis for quick sels wil | featiie Sity “ie el, ,aDblianees dass condition; only $10U0 ca: eoded ; ms. 4407 yD ae : , t| FL LAT—$3 00 cash buys 6430 Nashviile av. | slectin ‘porch, as wee es ne OB? thet toa, Of 5S reomea, sleeping porch, —— HART WIG-DISCHINGER, 3023 N. Grand. on ~permanent.__ Bos balance good terms: inspection by onc J vot Ow! ) oom fiat. Call ow ner,-Tyler 17691. ¢¢; culars at office ee ard an vree a et. ae rage: lot 423x148: pent 4714 Pose QLee 2 a 4. ‘RESIDENC E—1424 Hickory; s-story brick nent. i eee: | —anesata. 7 3 | AT—~3 and 3 aths. S$360U: easy t nen SAVINGS 9 . se ne i 2% ) year; low price and terms e Brick residence, 9 rooms, bet furnace, 9515 GL ASGOW “+ , rooms, bath, furnace; spiendid house R80CLATED REALTY ¥ CO., 420 Com’) Bldg 40380 SHAW. $8800 — } — Box H-336. Post-D Dispatc +h, io eee RY : | —— ' W IL - [AMS { BLAND. Inc °o- : Mixtures, screens. shades, gamy., Price, 7-room brick residence; hath, electric, hot. | $4 ocation for boarding house; price T—4821-33 Swan av.: 4- fami ly; 3 nice ne FOOms, tlie baths, uUrMAaOCeS, elec. y “s ; 2-famiiv brick” S716 K - ’ ~ eet re FIT Chestnut, $8000 pater heat; aiso garage: bargain; $ $4760 "Ere. ‘woms, bath, marble sinks, electric, screens ‘7°’ . 2 eee eee Bcn floor, electri: : x , reh ! 0? wm” @ ‘i. Y OI W IL L oie PL _VESER R. E. cO., 20 06 ) Title Guar. Bide, | —— _ Sth at. eic.; everything modern and in first-class -_—_ — — aie, SOTI L103 N Sth et need URIA N, 401 ¢ nout : 4 Urns $17. 800 t te % Wi ST 4°38 Russell fd. R aon | D cal ft Sites re SEE Seegtin tor atic ee ~ $497 CALIFORMia Th | FLAT—1224 Tamm av.: double fint gene | ALBERT Woe, 1020 Cuan SH You 2-story brick residence, 8 gms sieep- oom welling—Garage make very asy terms oe tt Single fl: i ar rn nent entrances rocms, sleeping narc 7 NORT; 6 , ; , : ' sarage; lot 25x rice. MALL REALTY CO., Easton and Cora. peins. ele. iS . large t. 4016x195. ore! ts th, Rardwood floors, etc: ¢ porch, ORTH DRIVE—sa0% PS HAD BOUGHT S000. a Price $2500 3920-22—Double, » eo os ‘$ and ae INKOP 619 Cheastnrys ~ Q@Lic R. E. Co &24 Chestnut es Po soni we ; n 3O di YS; admisetyn YOOID \W _ PIN > 5326 Vernon . 2 story stable and Pe ge i Qressing closet: good Condition: ti lie bath goBE AU —— rey yer > en. ee aestnut st. h. ~~ : A big 17.; : with two living rooms i. RESIDENCE 3944 Mera . aad tile rob, etc.; price $11, 600. . T PUL 3-F AMILY FLAT" 4981-85 COLUMBIA JOHN ¢ : CO., 811 Int. Lite Biae | $16 ¢ - eoume; fot 860x126: at! SY-stery brick residenc: COTeining 9 | R. J a Rg gerf ul racwata. | of 5 In erames; a dandy nen ouick x” €6. 263 en. U new, 6 and 6 room flats: fus oe tory ( aa —s = = ° ze MEN AN TITY} RUT tat a oath paraace ‘Sasotre : —% > BROADERS. 2X. ett, | Ie bat! hot-water hat. i Jecggtion — ; s bi Ju 6 ~ peas oh Ty A .] iy 7 'S’ a a a cree 4 Os. . a t ~ ; x AV —DOT BI r ‘ CO., Agent, screene; lot 60x12 ‘Price -_ O'F Fallon Park District Residence | ,: ARRY odern: Cpr ice ang ret pt a ER 824 Cc hestn ut. - : ~ . . a : . - ~ tte tt tt >= , ai ‘ : ‘ 135; iar rm re : etabva ‘ 1: @i Ta vel! b r aeh or fime } , FLA rooms. in first-class con- aq investment: yn t be geen to } wner prem's Ph by ee ; ‘i 50m -- - “narles —— a call Sunday or afier 6 p. m week ciated ES oui agama ety —e eg 7 =aaus. hone ‘Mars ia) OL, oo . . inve rt Be ga Th, | ne 4282 Clarence: 7 rooms, screene ras REMSBEC Chippewa and Ne 9 5u Hi ‘ckory st. “eae ce a 2 . LDE 'rR-, RENDES FALTY ¢ O.. E ae SING) _E FLAT _—— Seal Ss oe © rd be , ey he 4! 7 3 U ( SKI NG H. AM 2 % -story brick residenc containing Q a air ent. a yreather stro lak ae | ~ za. Sidney “267; v ictor 1208. po a fine o~ Sand 1 7 rooms. O30 EP io : 810 (sTaVoia _ay, , 5636 Reber bl r 3 and 4 rooms. hot-wa: er ” 3047-40 WASHINGTON Bs BF AMIL ¥ AP, ART ME NT rooms, reception hal! tile ath, hardwood WALTER TEs ies R hee CO. . 618 Ch RESIDENCES. Lot 700x500. with a res) ° ’ 3s. 34-56 For. SOM—$9: 100 cat, ba - fixtures newly Aecomted ened niet, *, Ooms, rece Hail and 1 parlor , floors, hot water heat, bric! garage. Price, mae — eee Oe did location for hospit Lh ap AK ee os; sae oe hee, “Save ago ine and sleeping $8500 VERY EASY ' TERMS fine view, located on” river binge ee: : ‘ — + Price see Park av. F. NEFFERNAN 214 Wat inwright Bag ible ; le initary s! iks, cemented } , ron rici iTar HANDLES double fiat: have ‘other fiar Us -foot tot é oe 200: near school an hurch: owne! en SETS LOS N. Sthest r hn; pent GR4 7? Ye Wa ARI ) ‘ ONY HURL M . }. fi 4 ~ “aay t fot " nt D - year: rey make 8449 N. Unic 1919" dwellings, : ; WM. F KaL UKBRENNER, 801 Cherck i i . - . : . _- ~ A 4 TY i ind oe es — Pa ah a 7 er ‘ thd iQ. } ‘ st we SLOCKE B ERX AN? y ‘ - elle : a ne : = erqxes » Meh a? roome. U8 : Brick cottage, 5 rooms, >t water meet Shires H. WAGuingg Ke AL ESTATE, RESIDENCE —8917 Bradie “S01 Cherokees wood fi in aa ins. Grove, 15 _ INIA. 37. 5—Mo dern. sé 18. aan “ | : 7 ANI 2 Ds l 2 O00 . hs j Qg . , —— — ptets: furnaces. clothes chu TOK Sen -20-22 gs ‘inth rell-kenpe Sa oe. iia lie ~: DECK at tie fromt porch, hard. BR} = ~~ « AAaradwood floors, large pomi; lot S35xri 819 Che ate tech, Lathes 281 | ‘S. Ninti ; Wel mt ten = ahaa ed Pane , ‘ etury , “we fe : Lhestnut st, ory brick residence of 7 rooms, ath LES REALTY CO. 3548 § Grand ay, me} vroperty 1 goo4 } bhberheod. 7 SINGLE + AT ' 8 ee. a. s i'ga . kecurn on 4- F amily rice, $9000 . _ furnace heat, for 4. MANORS wieder eon tee ten. : Oociee | 714 Arsenal st.: 3 and 3 rooms, baths. SSP Rr Rem ssion without earde Apartment : ~ $1500 7 DOW N FE BU ty Ss Ht HOME "pmiaaion see or price and card of ad SLSPPRMAN HAR ) 3148 Portia /. $936 Maffitt av.: a real 9-room sla t| Sreske MS BECHER, Chippewa and Ne ; |__braska. Sidney 267. Victor 1208. : Sba00. ctor 2208 -08 DE TONTY k ILS] CRM N @ LE 0; THARDT R. C% gue, cemented basement, sanitary aah. | - , = = mr oes : ,. gy ats — sate har € rente $4320 2%-story stucco residen 8 rooms, tile residence: bath, electric, furnace; at we eee | BESIDENCE—4159 Celveiand: ‘8 rooma, ? :¢é rooms an th « leeping “=> , ‘ ‘ T 49, : : , is, clothas — ey front poresa: rens nadie . ; “, 7° “ssh Net gross S per ‘; West bath, sleeping porch, h water heat. | Seed, condition. te entranc en, need floors, arate ————-—- °., owner nd floor i r Water heat: double gareg 3.20 “ST | ONY HURLEMAN . W ran‘ iin or” wield nd n’t leat 1 a JOHN H ARBO’ 703 (grr AaN ai wi Be und Aemoinnt el Beh. Corner Grand a E FLA SS ENRIGHT a> eee JOM : hardwood floors, fixtures, Creens, shades, | GLICK R. B&B. Co. 8°4 Chestnut st §_C4! Sarage, fruit cellar, closets IMMEDIATE POSSESSION en hd led Aaa nd 5 poems = on | ae 4019 Victos | VD 9 ROOMS BATIIS — ' nOO Chestnut | st. gerage; lot 35x162. Price$9250 ne ne — — Weather stripping. cutelae Year refrig. 4 B19 h : a s ; Lo OP Us-ri AUS Crit LTE 4 : eerie: ae ~ ul ous parate — ‘ (eat! ' Bsc Pe aren | ving or, woodwork ne | ; Near 3 car lines furnaces inst , = and SP : } le : fe "407 3 Bro away. sah & RING SING iLE FLAT 5845 jens ber 3 price right: Ne e de ‘Sin ale 1 la ts 3830 Flad Northwest | immediate Possession; I neighborhood: , i : K NG’S eT Ar ' 2. bt; iS a) $12.4 ‘i 2%-story brick 1A tain! 4 Wop ce__1007 3 ~Tnoulre BOIS ial. $8350; owner's office, 201 Imar or EES EL | REALTY OO a 48 ‘&. Grand. } NE Five and five rooms, h ter ee Att eY | : Sif Chestnut as Ad inte, two bloc room - esi bath, so rawh Gees, ho | ‘mer 800k Thrush. inquire 50 | Be Forest 923 for sppointment at resi SOUTH GRAND AVI [7.AT. wo double 1; . , porch. hardwood floc souble garage; just 6314 CATES AVY.—pornly roce Seg #yton road: 6 rox P an wat ih ts lot 3.4 12 3.4 Price, $10, 000. P| aed ee (CO) aot is pepek: 6 and ‘rooms, tile hath, } - eit ade ee . i eae ted, secand ag pith. og look at legant 4-f; ‘tment ar i ; 7) ns down; tile bath, steam at. h aver neat: lot JJ.4x12; * | RESIDENGi E—4444 Elmbenx, ms, } . st.. Powe d eat ] rj hard 4 ’ ‘ _ Labadie eo: Fee aa, | pantry, E AGENCY, 3318 Meramec st yw you these. For card see oa ee Ni F! ; _ APARINE ma! oR SALE a . ; bath, hardwood floors, it ter hea home; hot-water heat: hardwoo4 floors. nas | 1? ne, wee ee. Out. STEIN} EALTY CO. 6498 Michtear ew at Near F ee ] ark 20800 ve nee ‘sy ent «Of! grooms and sun meee: ae re, 5s i seeping porch; lot % x72. Price, | | rage; 50-foet lot: price right. ex : slate roo &: rage Rs two cars 1513-15 « gs 1 i3sTH oT Bargain—Tw w e ae — 1116 es gyi!) e, only bI [uth of ren ‘+. U a yea :f , — tn nt the price is 1 dw ~ : . “gar atte Ta 4 - - a. am ] At, $10 500 AU G. i. a. GERLIN NG R. KE. CO., 722 Chest3u t ar = 15 PROET2- roof 7EL R cy co. ba ; ys sell this douh! . 2 al 0- yr PK; Ck flat) Corny a ar ee or fixtures t Be 7: will mabe oo RESIDENCE— f : | ‘15 C 4 Ye per annum: pr‘ ang " SORT 50. rick f ti r oleon : 5 cena . at 07 il, latest plumbing. Pull. et a . . _Hestru’ : js hart! mt —— > — — ‘Ss Fr or ne ame particular @g card of ad- SSID ENC Ee Beautit se a. 10- “aa aah... RiESIDEReS artford > a pe en 2028 22-24 _S. 12th st. st. tric: nice 50-foot Int: gy Bm = OY ele casa — neeerd decutun poreh i SHENANDOAR AV. RIAN. 4016 Chouteeu a With all of up-to-date conver vlences; apart- 4. ‘ Ss, bathe Ran aE estnut se, 1S S1SS] 1 V alley rust (*o, | Pm nan 2 i ¥Y electric xtures. new hardwoo |! P Sette brick fi flat. 5 and 5 rooms ‘a es —_— ment style, but Owner does no furnish heat —s maces, side Sale mu . ‘ Eos tapos a . iD} - —- RES SIDENC EP—4995 ro) saldi: y - oors throughout premises, tile Dath = ck tarsi brick flat In rear: bath ica 1s 16- 18 OHIO AV. Or Janitor service; rents $3240; good in.| -—* aE at neotnut. | St. Louis’ Finest Apartment , Fourth and "he, dandy slate-roof "a Bp lot (OTST Rank f mace, Srich it. oasement: 3 ssion by card 0 nly, Double brick f) . fam! ‘es: 4 rooms “GEO. 3 ¥ oOvou CLE 5 8 ee io LIN IC JOMS- 5 B. A 7 HS Main 3640, | ___ Central _ 3306 wood floors, ath, furnace, double garage; ‘an urnace, CK with tile foo: 7 FECHAN._ 2022-24 S. 12th st. baths and ; rent $1200 per — =O. J. WANSTRATH, 717% Chestnut. -_ RENT , £1060 TERMS ‘remand Sai A : , >i | located east of King’s highway, where vai- | +4 ROOMS, BATHS. $: Senee num: pric afonable: can atr ange terms IES Sha cig ca eas ao is beau nt of ( WRiter’ tit, S. ELEGANT ttr: activ e omes ues are increasing every day; owner wil! ine Sd W796 A! Allen; electric, etc; weil built: PE S._ 12th | West § rooms: double gurage: can be I ight e Fate te | ly one of the Mae hoe McCAFFERY Ay. | show you through: price only $7900 Minnesota; — B-roor | oe BC IN AL ow F | APARTMENT. P SH | Sune ke hs ; us; inspect mt canon; 10 rooms 5 bathe the, 4528 MARCH Bere Yo ici71111 794.080 | “Geo.7 WANSTRATH, 7173) Chestnut, wet Sabo S-cuenn*taaies o = ome? OR os ¢ ” igs | © UNCa) see | Mor -gayang iS season, ' ms, Oo baths, eller. Vows “4 . > — - : -room . "olle: es WENZLICK. 1010 eet APAR T—7x; 1 0) nest no st TWENTY. r rv E » eit ¢ Er ek i NV. ESTMENT Mor } City: wil mak iceasion : $550 ENRIGHT AY. sseesee- B,000/ FMrage. alley made; cone block f, ‘om Cass Sic higan. 2-room ck, tnelose. : : — oan , df] cf : )»* ‘ V. a gimme a > ~7xXx West + -amguanh 6-family, é a econ ie ‘ml . m . j } +-farm)] U RE . &. (2 SCC } ty a ( ix rooms, hat), ' ‘2. car; convenic ‘mt to a hools. churches, stores ' » . improved. _Jefferson- Ge avo! ‘ 4 furnaces an . aun S2%RSO. 2% aT) 7 5 SS SET. cg A 86 mon i efficiern ¥Y;,; strictiy nodern rent Pe! ¢ , hot- aoe alt ent: ¢ baths hard re 44: 9 PAGE PL ... 8.000 oniy Ss000: terms if desired - a barga! o ; 64 nee ein. 4-room frame, bath. tottet. ‘ —- WENZLICK. 1610 Chestnut ef. | ia 0 4 6: 00 per year: price $36 00 0 WO0G floors; separate ma ' roo plen ij y ) ' ,] , A , ; like this ien’t going to t | | C100 Fic, ce, 17 eens Ne : | CYs Ars: FLAT a mer’ Some Im ot ok flat; S : GLI “K R. EB CO... B 4 ‘ *hestn ut gt lo ation with 4 ie tines ped ae Ou ae pa T tment ne 5.250 Fk “RD A BEN NE KE > A Waintriahe Bldg. Bo 423° wilfiamna: “fp Hie. fr oe . ee be 9 or; lectric urnac ——eameneing ccna ——— fOr someone at $20 00) ney EP © 9,200 | SN repien SWE OE: | wlortrtion ; floor. Can be as . $2 2 OK : aw , a‘ yt*al ant SS SYA) Bargain 115i aoe rooms tate an furnace. 5 7 RE: as ao E—18a29 W ago her pL: 7 rooms, aa FRM Ng Pat , a e; rentai LS $1201 ceo Sealers: eo wt +s BbSOlutelv perfect condition AN ‘SON hey eon ~~ eee EUCLID AV eee 900 | tile beth; Home Comfo t . G—45 47 R rs story Oe ete son. ewe * 'p For card of adm: RE Double FE lat. Sna vorehout: marble entrance finest woot : eg Rent on 244 5 re : -23 Mu erson av: ¢ ne roor ms, b: ath, 0. | @lnk, shower, electri- Taree eee slate | can be easily artang a inte , prerenan: - verv fine« 7 : = ‘ Pee rs é —— 6 O00 a sma! amount ; ' R REMSBRCH R, yin “ Rr CO.. Jeffarson- ee ; * Menard; single and double flat; 3809-11 Fo! a: Ti ; sent sh 30 per month; _ 6-faz Mily epartmen ct. 6 rooma. sun variur: go é. : j . SP E 109 x, 7th | ms Fi'ghy ’ 1, : wil! shor , of cash necessary ; owner | __raska_ _Sidney og 267: y am aed Ne M9 Arsenal, 4. me — Slick np 5 CO.. 824 Chestune | S' “Hysstment opporti HICKSON, neniets 3% Price Sab. PD iofeagonable "erms | buy, Arie B, Regeln fo aii | We ECT PRODUCERS CONF AGE BL. -+ 7,000 HALL REALTY co aston and Cora. | 4999 , ; a@mission b+ by cEL- “EA ) - kn RON 721 Chestnut. Dei: .. apogee FE ats “s, ddd ine ms, 0b : ere — ot lot 50x125: tml 4 4319-21 DE TONTY | 2995 8. Broaa wns BoaL | Gravois av, | Olive 806 { Centra: “61252, ‘Grand -1129R, | oimar. _ 440 elma: ¢ 1? SOT D THIS SU M MER 3814 “MAFFIt LPI PSS Rl SE SIDE DWEL LING—s6700 | neat the hone ae es floors. one er EXNER. C801 Cherokee. eo separa rst oe and sleen- R ™M j Flat FLAT—1 ine; rent, 2400; price, $12,000. : BL A 1 ir ARG AIN 6263, 6269. 6322 © rooms, bath ; . _JOST- MILI oR : rooma and bath. home; terms. miride: @ rea! Ee ne Sek ms floors, ae bric gk orc hes in front: 0 and 7 oom oaern at __Box G-18," Post- toe G ‘AB ANNE AV. 560% VE RNON AV ) y, ER RB. CO., 105 N. th. JOHN H. ARROTT . ows Ine State ©: 92500 cash, balance | 1500 CASH T aT . th. , ar om iiate: barh, ‘ine rooms 5338 QLEENS AY. be . : Eiht Home — Nebraska a ’ , terms | calchauaetamy ge 6008, view e tie wine totes Qeane | FL AT— $962 | Je me e ein g! * os rose a ctric; renin , { | 44( D r annutn: pric ceil N 2 are ne : ? ABA IE Ww B72 w WINDSOR PL, 6,000 | owen slate-roof bungalow, modern. See 8301 Sn aN IaH m brloh restQeoe m &€ CO. 8515 w. : : porch, t! le pty hardwood floors throughout. | ——_____—_, meg wide + Vine 2° es 4 I A A te ENTS Nine , , . . : ae 25! —eaouenemy 4 TWO-FAMILY FLAT, $7 7 ee 0t-Water heatin hardw tema ranitoid — aso- FLAT—Singie, 56xx Chamberiain. 4 ana 5 ccrthicataheeeeesesicene mi Easton av, | SUBSTANTIA! ‘ELY FIN- 2352 PARK AV. ~se» 6,000! HART WI1G- DISCHINGER 3022 N. Grand. “exee eng hall. hot-water heat, “ Oregon ar ; eight -7 mm. ey av., of Ad! 001 | ment, SB garage: lot 30x15 : streets and rooms, hot-water reat, etc. 3. car garage. ‘ " settee eT Eleven rooms, hot - waterheat. 5080 GARFIELI ee ee Dae: on por Fe vacant: ove at of wie; &@ Gandy investment; neta mg ellieys made: monthiy rental $125. easy pav-| ___ SAVINGS 38 TRUST Co., 4915 Deln oe | MA A . Four roon and sun parlor. with bed, mak- 4047 WESTM INSTER PL 8,000 Beautiful residence LD- ® ROOMY H M SC nue 3 £9. 3004 make offer ved : h streete and ments; owner | will sh ow (c 78) poe 58 — ag ot ym av. : 6-7 /-reon : tlle ee ig "¥ _ —_ ~M, t 6 14, ago Cc abanne. Sepincntaas Mth ws 4020S ARYL AV. 8,000 | | figere.. tile bath kin, > to tye hue. “ae just | ree BARGAIN, 2 ENA por “SE B.”’ BRI Tn Ma cig RENT $3800. LOW P oe | a ve ~ ingle flat of 4 ,4 ENT ¢ : LOW PRICES Easy. ERMS me, hard ! . » ngle 0 an th Ye AY, ee mrag | Brinkman. Forest 7009M, ¢ attic. lot 25%110- SE re Easton and . us | N {th 5081 VERNON v.b00 | - tT owe , rae : peso CALIFORSiA av 1412 -16 Grattan et.; 3 rooms each; rent FLAT—36: 36 McPherson: 5 and 6-room en Bargain in Sinale . . lat ith ~'rnrn ~~ ae — Nine rooms, y Sanaa EY WW. ELL ie _E. ¢ CO. sil} N. 7th, | admission ser wh. RODIEK & Seok petnmmennn Toom brick flat bes. $1650 ber year single fiat, mate (5 - ‘amily A cetmnenie B82 VERNON AY. -o. 8,000 4603 N. KING'S HIGHWAY BL. | MoNatr ¥ ear 2 a floor, Will show jy ——__¥LICK R. E. 0O., 824 Chestnut | KOTSREAN, 301: 722 Chestnut. Main 1195. , poms fe. rs: Si 560° will boy it . p Nine rooms, bath, pepe rac ib t tile Renidenc Ow fotuced floors. steam heer 01-0: Kec sk st.: 93 . 3 ? . tes * R F1A TW aa: 1. a a rai Petites — ~~ oo TARY 348 T Vv. » & ea e a new fixtures, double brick Cho ~ 1-03 K : uk at a] | a 2 £022-2¢ 8. 12th at, 6 and 7 Room Modern Fiat Ee ae fon hte Maria, Ba and | ' I ferns. 819 Wainwright Ride. LASY TERMS pane "ale Sanaa” Kak ieee; Gaal garage. sleeping por 47s este. possession ; Fe oumer; ditto vat — E.g $1500 CASH SAVINGS TRUST (O.. 4918 Delmar — a ue - ment of & rons ae ult atz-famity | 4036 Ww ESTMINSTER PL 9,250 % Pe ing's high. | est: enll team sin brick flat, 6006 Virginia av.; tile and brick front! => | —_8324 Spence si = {228 Delman, - aS4 J MINE RV % AY. a a. Somat’ haem aes oer ae? a0 rooms, hot-water heat: $0-fat lot Centra S80 H STEINE. ae, se Chestnut. Pr able + Call today; price SaTESS, O00. | ct-water patie, ear 4 a ie elect rie; “bargain ‘ terme; information °. and = ro am ngie fiat, bath, furmace, | rages. All leased “at $6500 per fear. 5 " mes. h- 3: t.. héw. floog, 10,000 ‘- ~ HOME. 33 SARGAIN “6 "ELSPERMAN & LEONHARDT R. 0O,, 1010 Chestnut et, | ment. S-car garage lot 30:25, streets and -224 card, cail ci. Ses) * SaaS electric: $7001 Faene Parke tee ee etre Wet ame, 5943 ‘PLYMOU TH AV.” ‘ ),00¢ f 219 International Life Bi SIDE SIN sitet | alleys made: monthly renta 1 $125; easy pay- bard Te 200 Bios kK Envi ght: 6 “and 7 rooms. etn A. J 30KE tN. S17 Fullerton Bidg. _ PrP lead gaa th: ain. you a Gotaties ine re eee . de a. a : ere ed $208 7-room brick deelise AY. ‘s ments: owner w Wy eh — hardwood coors. dou le br ick garage. i os) at be 4 rrain sae ofa, Steam hea Ow rrice anon 13: ee ay =) HE — Sp SRRLING RCO. __ 722 Chestnut. F IN E F LA T a wt Thirteen rooms, 3 b a——__ BUSH -BURNS.__ 1105 Chestnut st brick Utne: fo ; nisi FLAT—Maryland av.; hot-water heat : : ) ° 4 | 5206 VERNON AV ' » r > | pS. BRINKOP. 6 eee 4 cond: +f 50x149: ga- > wood floors, tiled Sq eleen nay Dit row; IM] ME DI. oy [ E 1? ( ISSESS STC IN *) “1 f] Twelve rooms. two bathe. F RE- W AR RIC KE 604 KING’s HIGHW ta. ROERT RAR NDES pion. ry 1953 Lynch st., 8 yours, ist floor, 3 _$8750. Box ¥-161. Post-Dispat ch. SR Ms ge -eli-butit HHUA f JUUI a fats Mc bog De re onan pds ing S-room brick, earnace heat./ 9» rooms, sieping, . y ‘ In on d ft] e) - Trt Ts... al "s , : - li- : SS aoe urtee re J F 7 arage: VYacan —~ ay _ 8 | rooms 24 floor and 1 roo oor; é¢iec FLA — pole Hickory; 4 and 4 roome, bath. ‘ingle flat of 5-8 room baths and fur- ans . yen toome e reat. am | move tn: price reduees ‘$500. nen read’ ans ft) ~— Soehy, = ering SSELL—sso900 ra Q hestn t | i. ete - be. ae 90 D nonth ¥ : unday . —— oormer fiat: baths, furnace ee oa IDE FL T “-{ AUG. H, GERI ING R. CO., 722 Chestnut. | to June ANE » Price $9500 FLA T g “pe iNDELE BL. warnge, Sig VALTER SCOTT CO.. 808 5 Chestnut. sre STURSRE e PREALAY iB mii ® terms S Ss id | FLAT—61xx Waterman: 6 and 7 rooms. OE BM sieasc b ond stone i . ° ven rooms, hot-water heat: "" \DVoD | 1317 MISSIS8I x SAH. ABBOTT. 103 N. 8th st. $11,500 now buys 4-family brick fiat; §/ strictly high-class; hardwood floors an- vr APTARTMEwr nln nt. =. W ATE RM. AN BD I AKE 4032 DELMAR BL - 12,50 RESIDEN CE W EST. o rooms and Fi TR BLE PLAT RUSSELL tories h: 4f ata of 4 and 7 rooms saee. Anish; ash. fs hot-water heaters: $4000 -; se , Se ie '. — 1AO. ater™ma rooma. 10 rooms. peseweed floors, Boot lot. 4970 Wabade, fust cast - King’s high lores to suit. By “we ARTMENT STYLE. . electric large iot 6° feet ront;: ™ i Cas J ox Y- 12 14. Poet- -Dispat ch. >T) . ef atse . rice fi 5154-58 Vater! - went . ° 6753 > BARTMER P Way: a real 0- -room residence: two-e -car Yh aa : ; ‘ ’ ) 7 ¢ iin’. ieee a ee pon ‘* offerir ' mote 1¥6 ar Waterman, °%-farr - ms, ™ . 3 : : c- CASTLEMAN | v. : - m_ efficiency, $4600 located on Ohio av’, just south of Miia r et. J 3716 Finn: y @v.: @ and 4 roors, > ne aE eierantly built apartment. fp ap Ag" oe ae xine roome, “hardwood floors : house is modern. Look at thf hom A . ~ Aperee oN EH , 89000 vearty . ell improvements no t int, rest. $3500 cush, eecerrc. gas, bath: rent $70 per month tes Os ti, eve wt ‘ide of Clare; fine ee eee eae! some. " y Bs, > “Water heat . “op * $8758 EE aren nee algening, porch: ar 4 eal flat; want oS : 4-}* AMIL S rf 1, ATS YECKEL-FEYDT-EAR ICKBON, N! ooms, two baths, steambeat, vane bate elaine. acoom brick reet : pdmise merry’ Cherokee. r > 1720 nor. S19 Shestriut st. Four end four large rooms. bath, slectris, | Forest 3198. De! iroas Ba L, P51 70 Easton. mo. i11-Pointe,"" 4 rooms ané good Bion way Rivers! 367 McP fcPHERSON AV." watemheat. farawood f hoor. Monarch metal “weather rt RENN: oR. PSO: a | ieee -oenec 2m A EY if : Fear: rentals $70" ber’ p Rim, egy dit TT tata - FLAT—Etzel_ 6028 6-28; 4-family 4-room ef- bit a: ' ‘Oe 1 ae “ereeaid garage for 4 maA- ‘tet tor 1404 Lac! ede + 814 BARTMER AY. letripa, ename! sink RS lot 02145, Proome. bathe. fur " HAN, TATUOR RUST Cu., Renny ne | NEw, , ot OH} niverside BG PASE. 52 (e768) | _$13,250. ANDERSON-STOCKE UERMANN, | A SMALL CASH PAYMENT (4481 WEST MINSTER PL. $8,000 | —_—______$472-7% Faston Av. Rc ne dettareon-t yravott 3 4111 4, AND oe RL. s- 20% NET ON $2 8 000 REDDIN R. E.. 281 Title Guaranty B! de. eel gape AND RENT MONEY WILL BUY | elve rooms. 3 baths, —— oe meee “ hard :, , Jo : J, ect TLA TS—Fine. 5 a- ia B rooms. tile bat’ 1s. ‘le — ~~ ome 4040-42 LACLEDE AV 45°90. PERSHING AX e+e , ke Pp 4 ane | 8 Hp Thy. wood ee oe moar Private party will se!] equity ioe 32 modern porch: every c: onvenience; lot 380x123: ga- SINGLE P LAN ] BR, LRG AIN | SPLENDID 2-FAMILY FLAT, rHOnMEY ee 3 baths, garab. ASY roll men g +- : . ea ; i ° ’ ‘ 7 . A : * — . ‘ ° . st 4 ™ ’ ' 4 7 7¢ i s « ° ‘ . : ’ inat St BER: = 3 toggee Ppa in Shaw T" we ea at low rent- _2213W, ate ng. pen, ; = > SrOOe, Sixteen rooms, h Small first payment: 4720 Ashiend ‘&yv., at 7 - ais, will pey al! expense ani = — a — » Ssweerric, eam . sNsice stairway: een So! ' . ar t : 3 2. ‘34 "144. — er cent " f amount invested 71h + BLA T1404 Blackato ne, @ and ‘ gone LICK Sw , arn e ACHR CO $26 Chestnut. 18 rooms, 2» paths, flows r > i, he ‘can Foot, bot water neat, a 7 Title Guaranty Bi t nks, K R. E eine MORRIS A t. CO... e Guaranty Bldg. i ath, electric, urnace, porcelain s' nks ; R R>4 ¢ at ; é an ( ‘ORNE T & ZEIB 1G TRO ST floors. newly decorated throughout, newly — “== painted ingide and out; price low: « com- 2 ] tric. oniy central west; price $10.500 cuba Ly 1436 Granvil! 6 She al ms iy , ss om } electrio, : % ae tephengon at 1017 Tit! MMATANLT 29:G8. (C0) ee Ci " Kolkheliner. ee end 8 HES 2 : | er eee S008 condition; garage $7500. ee =, vome : . ry’ , * ( ra 71 ; “» furnaces electric: tk K ] le 1 onty 6 - } a mily ‘Fix . BE. CO., 874 Chestnut. _ \ N ( 2B I E p ee Comin ah | blete home place; nothing to spend for re- , &. oy 4 rooms ‘a ABB BOTT. thy N Rth oa ‘ . - te partment bull4- | egy J Ridge; “4 4 and 5 rooms bath Ix. (Il.¥ a A P ARTMEN 1 HOUSES—A n imber of semall bh sea for erie. pairs; reacy to m nove in Owns will show went. bath. See this th st. 3861 De Tonty. 6-fam fi. warame: tet siate sinks, garage for one eee aoa ai some priced ae low as $280 terms very, 8 to 5. : oe : oN eARTMENT. Box150 to alley; annus! rent $5448. Chieago| 2 came: $8250. | : renee. ty ey modern convenience. rod BUILDINGS very easy: why pay rent? 225. P-D.| _BARNGROVE & SPECHT. 119 &. 7H. | wood fieore, : ; ., 56 20 Grave —. the, 4 wie 5 rooms, sun owner, mu ott. " . : =. 34. CO., _§ 7 Chestnut. . § “8, @:i iehwed and fn v goos ) d a La RESIDENC n—7 rooms. ef £88, siectric. | " : rooms, beth. lees rm ~ oh rick garages: thts WILtIaMs. y St AN Yr wae ‘ “*hestnut. enAse—Doubie, 8870-72 Vernon 5 nd : Mir ‘ F seu“ mun ireda eet fs : . + PR OP D TO SET T se wer jarge ! s0t ;: Phon 7 eis Some ae: = sion oon AY. | y» DI ali in Sne condition Be OOD). . festment; price — TA Tn? °° °° rooms, mode ent 2220; price Park. Owner will ms ; iki a ee ‘ ’ OIG Bid balance Itke rent. Phone Ca nid, 250 , : 1) cash. balance terms. ni! | 4060- 62 E TON Y | $22,500. ANTI: ONY Se HMITYT R. BO CO., | you A detailed statement of the income and “ oe ™ | SEE THIS EXTRA BIG BARGAIN. || Main 4118, Gen a. Panes, Sony Weterman : pee Ghestnst. { 4 went iittle double “flat of 3 rooma, tite; 400 Int. Life Bide. Olive 14, Cent. ¢ a BL 4424 LINDELL (“Cathedra!”)— Central + ROOM BRICK RESIDENCE | CK HOUSE—+¢: “¢ Res Nebraska, 3. and 3 baths, separate furnaces: in excllent con-| FLAT——Singie. 3616 Evans av.. 5 an IN V £ ‘ST ME N r pj : 7: E - TY 6-family building, 9 rooms. sun par- $$$. nd serage. Lot 60x12 etrie, rage. Baik i “. 50 dition; ret time offered for asie: v ow; rooms, modern tal $840; bargain fs ha: A-family flat 1 ; ior, 9 garages; rent $19,000. DWELLING—S. 2. cor, lot 1 and 4 Monroe MORRIS AACH R. CO., 826 Chestnut. Biani n soe Vm ¥. , a ay: *. @ real snap: | rental; $18C0O per year: lot 50F3 * | gate. NTHO? Be Red 9 4 teome: ta a. . py Sy B ono AMHERST AND wr ODLAND— sts.. brick @welling, 7 roots, vath, aah ¢ e ———— cen | Ber ck «2 om? Se -& and 5 rooms, baths: | $13,500 CORNET & ZF ABIG St, CO., 406 I: if 491 ! f ! water heat: modern; barra! 7. eesy terms. RA ' St to, Tectric: se ONC ’ ‘ r "10 ¢ "hest nut - ' FL A Fi 1406 — Kin ~ te : ‘ bath: 5 m re for iT } a1 Ss S168 we ariv -~ija rT ‘ bullding 6, 6 a. d ta! rooms; - KE AN OFF ot 3s and 3 reerme: electrec wit ne P HEATH. S18 c : ——_— 4 , 6 ss ighWway S. NO -MCCAWLEY REA Ty nt £20 50 on , ° South ; for price and card of ad. z WrOMING ~heagnut st. 1017 GRATT AN and 6 poam snale flat. } ig i ~All ' ; _ 7 svat "6 Lucas AY¥.; ag bi "5 Py poems. FoR ULE = meg co iit tab 3 : : Re bot BIL a eee L aha ture and exceller sent: | ‘neon in ©R ants QR ) —_— aon Vv ‘OK, UNION AND DELMAR— i! | parh s, electric asermment. lot x 4 or sme) Ones, 2 lo a: w ® car | CO.. 2515 MeNalr. = cx Three, four or five rooms. brick; good, on. cc. 8. fal BLU fh. a a — 10-famiiy building; 7 rooms, 2 bathe; pri ow and ere of Tike mer a for_pert Payment. 20% 28 6. See Second st. per gutters: lot i; hardwood floors. = : > ftom rt furnace; | dition; garage for four machines; rent $876; OREON E& KR. G ecorr. MP ek At SF ) NVE ST! 1) N t i AR AS AIN ent 915,006 mas ORTE-RUST to. _O.,818 chestnut. HOME — toe in Tyler place: ise Aue | | nEEE S-car brick ‘aaraae: $ and = $x. coh perfect condition Get | orgs only Riad rr ro. 4006 Choutaen, FLATS go Wast ington Heigh: 4205-07 Lac! oe obs ements. 5A oR St a A SPEC DD é UATIVE BUY room | rweidenc e: 4121 ane ndoah: “ye y from .73 ROZDA » zy 23 -_ rooms, sieeping porches, ho: t heatings A gey—ct, Me oS pan int: : : ‘ Fain aree garage: immediate po , ; open; buy = in , 1010 Cheatnut st | NG LE ——, hardwood floors, brick garage for 2| *' J. ¢ CONG INNON. ©1719 tivetmeuetees a =a ~ Ae aggemerate 6 rooms, bath and 312 fh rankit n; 10-room brick: 60-foot _Phone 2 ta Peny 2 .. Sas a A yooms. BJ © Near Se ee ee MODER N SI 7 cars: fairly priced; easy terms. is aie —ainwrigat Nidg. " rice low; rent $600 yearly. Hos rom itame 4064 Blew. w re Morrison, a. $5000 — SS @ach. io and Gravois | QLeok at S220 Nebraske ay.; dandy 6 ane Bia " TORF eA REALTY Co ~~ * Velma Well Located Apart ment acre ERSON— ott GROVE & SPEC CHT. 3 gi2 N. 7th at. HOUSE— cae 8S. 18th: 3-room Bee | ‘price reduced to Se | men am an sotco | 5 room fiat. baths, furnaces, . garage “ith -AT—Dou bie, 6040-42 ‘aterman; 2-fam- BANG Jultan rm A eieidae aid: family apartn at a aieaed Foy cant now ve} ae : ; : — ” } Sion, 1? 7 t novern I IAT) | sey tan ee , ey bax — . pot ' ate : ies or ’ pea oo — BENNER. "S01 Cherokees. . - 2 haa - Bee enn ; ; CitisTIAs BRINKOP R. EB. Co., heati ng be oad annual Tent. $3430. »xpence on rental @4a0n * a ee ee os coe 0 for quick gale — ee Korth HOU KE — Fram me: 6 rooms: lot 902160. 4816 =e ARENDES -farnilv: in splendid ont ak Gravots, __. | Cent. 619 Chestnut at. — | ght: terms easy: £21 | WAL’ TER ON a © 8 ‘eee Baro ° Ko irther perticulars and card of HOUSE-—3112 Biafr; ae noms. 6 bath. " Bas, eee rooms. kttchenette : SOUTH SIDE ; eee OR EON E & R G “Scorr 800 Chestnut - + - — : admittance ses electric; perfect conditi@; easy terms. ee om i pet. | mr ( c 4 4 rooms. fr Ch ‘ 7 sili ™ fain. ; ‘LAT —3 ans a. and 4 8. righ , : Edward L. Bakewell KOTSREAN. 201; 772 Chetnut. sate 1195. _order ‘ 4 Fiat. ir Rs e o mi} 4 rooms ai upped with | A ayets fiat for 3 fa any baths, fur-; near Grand bl.: a big investmen: for some- 4078. Tabadte beautify two- far nily _— = - YT ARGE Dofce sh: CS m #; the lot alone is worth the Monsey, rent 4-4 rooms. bath furn s8000 ' 114 née SEVENTH HOU SE—Brick: 3 reome fet and LARGE HovUs | ence =. bt - an : / "Hi sated Bee 3 : . : Re tui 23; ferry j floor. & roo ~ . ter » | T ; -s foe oe m +. ' ; . os ver conventence. fT : : “ oe a YY ¢ : 4 n ; te . neat wiful 'o ~“atior 3: a y j S40 ner month - pr} vy $3200 £1500 cash ce - tPmrec ‘en r ” neighbor 4 Olive §5! 7 floor: bath. a el y soon & it > : ‘ . ers = ; ° Fa’ rreround a Gh oe 38 ners : gaay terme. & 2 & Wonbee= wa.” Side be te ce; 6a} every convenien &v.; “family £F thi roo ’ 401 a th vo 18, Fun ys -} in ‘ xce)) *n : condi nace vs os -_ HEPFE A | - 4 ae ' , . [2 i086 $32. v0 ‘ail i; oee 26 4 Ark r Tok Rds; at haliance eh Pe terme Me °urto & mic ete : imt al n . < ad Rr - - . - Tv Ses : 7"? ed Mom E ‘iy R. 4 SCOTT, Bon Chert=y*. ' 31°: Crand Grand 62 O. Victor 38 1007 Franklin av. Ollve 8453 ; . BURIAN 4016 Chouteau = . i = . _— . antennae eT RE ee

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_ shettaiine 45 —_— a Mh a eet mee cle at tiple alm 8 ge ; , SUNI OCTOBER poi _8B™ = er. 1ouis --posT- DISPATCH. ~” RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE tESIDENCES FOR SALE South Southwest eae RESIDENCS—4163 Humphrey; 6 rooms. , 7048 WATERMAN | Come Out and See It WORTH INVESTIGATING. every A Cc MOYI E 600 Bank of Commerce Bids. A ‘ es j lovely 8-room residence, ? owne?; ; pom + me ras. Mégh, appaintment, built :t and for ge; lo T — Vxieo, Open back ot floors, hot ~Was me) heat, Sarees: - . nae “- — > : ission by ¢ ix rooma, reception Tai. an will @ = ; . eg erek yesiaence of 7 as soP RTE axe ay. REALTY CO. EUGpE J ALTHE ALTHEIMER, ee oo oy pt gg Fy th : ee Se NONE HRT ERS anes Nene ' os ' = a , age; 2 “3 Bee ~ Sata a be @ a ae 2:1 Wainwriaht a ‘oc deen od HO | well-built house, this is your chan as) CHOICE ¢ ‘ABANNE HOME as hot-water heat, hardwood floors: * Bes | | s .. 4 —-* heath and ff I rade Residence ior at ey m corms i Gesired. : 5833 Bartmer; lot 50x162; 9 rooms, har¢- ™ mpeg, a Kegs ~ syste Seager ts fo CORSA : ; — : pos | ae ae a i 7 1240 Graham; 5-room stucco, ti! | _IG-MILLE ER RE CO 65 Aberdeen Place, Hillcrest ‘ tile bath; convenient to Genesis ' REAL 2 3 : 3310 Mullanphy St. hot-water heat, hardwood floors: | LOO A ’ Open from 2:30 to 5 p. m.: at night by ‘ egy o- ry Sota : 1) hes . - = ; oF Tes ey . tg be a rood buy at immediate possession: ; I = 3 fi intment. Ss Sere oe =i % aoe ogy > i : > 2 “ . oS es ae ¥ -—_ 3 room flats; rent $38 land Irth ¢ : e a ALTER SCOTT CO., 805 Chestnut. steam heat, ee Wehrle Construction Co., hot-water heat, tile) ~~ —— lot 60x120; owner will show Bu + as , ‘ j ES : 5 ag be sold ‘to settle westate. | West “BUSH- [-BURNS, 1105 Chestaut | $335 8 JEPFERSC 2. 3763 COOK N. E. Cor. Goodfeli: sa, lee A = By. So et Sl ae 4 Cont ERER-ARENDES REALTY ©o., CABANNE HOME—5600 west: 14 rooms 6—FINE ‘HOMES—6 | ies ['TS REALTY (¢ "OMP y NY Fiegant residence; ® rooms, bath, gas and LOT 71115 es ae 2 p* od She, ar ou ¢é = . e R} 2676. 2610 Gravois. brick : steam heat. hardwood f1 at 40; Washington, oaree — price for ad TN ele Eee : — garage for two cars; terms reasor- )- -- tory “ re ices . : - = he Se . es Bs a ; "9887-59 Washingt on Se . | Proof; excellent condition; 70-ft. lot; fine for | lot. articulars bea ut tt om residence ” “s — agp ermnems aed | # ~ pee ; * to b good buy st - ELEGANT OPPORTU NITY rooming 0: or board: ng house; less aU, | NGS TRUST Cv., —— mig hei ‘iat thiy reetri ected sr ARC “aaa Pra CO., 806 | 6 Chestaut ot. , ive iocation; reasonadie = , , soy Le a Our> pe een e. rent $150. ; B-2? ogt-i) t { r) mmatio ry persona, Dw > ' } Yy feav- : , ae . be, : = Dow " “lo ME 146 59. DPS m 8 N EUCLID iera ; interview ‘On)}¥ cs ae ; 4549 PERSHING AV AV. 7 : oe " St "toes, Wore — hearts Bei — ng BS YERSITY CITY 9 »ms, 2 baths, hot-w : >» = Grattan ot. 10. Bee a ~ Veense prince of ; a ee = gy P ' a 9 HA ANCOCK. 7129 and Moye ashington. Twe Colorta 12 rooms. 2 atans, ot-water SSS a = eht to be a zood buy ° — et { «} mT TN0n lv INDIw Yr mM Pr — OU wr ‘ ie . ; — sy _— a SP. WRISBERG, Realtor, 1004 8. Vaz te | SEN M LOEWENSTS h._ balance oon aa, eens @ families: electric: | f7P*,, "tog a Wii heat; bargain. LOOK TODAY. gene a. — eee _" venter ay. . : : Oe. room hot-wat 4 a6¢i as lot ) 62 street ° s will be h . - Rat E BIG on werd v RESIDENCE—BARGAIN | ‘beet, pis. s0s200: SoSuuticrsra” ""™ | Sitde PSE: cen eamcsae ae |e TH ity. JOSEPH DARST REALTY CO, RICE EXTREMELY LO See Bichland : | BEN M_ LOEWENSTE! 916 Wainwright Bldg. On Im VERNON AV. : pee os shade , it trees je S16 Ol ve rt . aces TONY URLEM Aces wr. = Washington An §-room pean, wit t; beautiful. modern. 8&- L | » THIS WONDERFUL RESIDENCE IN Trin} §- Wor. Grand and arsenal. 24 f two baths Gret-class conditi electric, hot-water heat; Be i Reg > 2exz4. buile- 2 - : — | RFUL ! WEST END HOM PERFECT CONDITION & REPAIR. 4165-67 Ww sohinert on BL. nottinng | Gran4018, Victor 241. _ aaa | Too bedroom oe sock 2 aT long. | price 37 ) : BUY FROM. OWNER. | ' | f porch, iarg . @ | t i y but! t residence Are J. W. BURIAN, 4016 Chouteau_ ay tire a tiadt eee tn ivory Been, -5 63 ie a very cole an ia y Nine rooms. bath. furnace, h. w. frst Gucht to be a rood | at. x. Ss $i doers, 4222 W s AV =e 4? has been occupied br owner only. Im- 26 Oek court. 8 ma. le — pet fp / San 3407 HALLIDAY AV . $9000 hardwood floors, garage for two cars: own J res: dence. : ee = mediate possession and moderate price for h hardwood floors: onic court, 6900 floor; arrangement of rooms most de- on Eo pouble residence will show you house nd pri : combigion gas and sinte roof and ick sale. ae " ‘west, south of ie SF c todey sirable ; 4 > L awn and big KINGSBURY HAUNCEY P_ HEATH. 814 Chestnut ot. MORRIS AACH R CO., $26 Chestnut Nine rooms, solariun ‘nclos ‘ping porch. , 4308 Forest Park B . be aA a , Geders residence. + roo Nine-room Septtemne, bath, furnace, elsc-} right. 4865 Fountain Pari )| nace Wt, hot and cold water, lawn : trie; - ae ony brick int porch: arge tron n svien4éid S8-room mes’ der tre ~ a E. A, BQKERN, 317 Fullerton Rice. _ | HOUSES improved property. #73300 a: bay thin house and. move Tit hot-water heat: 100-foot lot: fruft and INDIVIDU ALITY IN room, extra large di! pantry, kitchen, . ae icebox Pty tarot fou r master bedrooms, tile | ir MoPHERSON $936 Castleman Av. ose be @ good Our at » “Ought to ane Bee = rated and painted f[n| BETTER THAN A FLAT iQUsE—4010 West sinster ohioe Penrose. s Kiniooh | Shage trees: very desirable. Admission >: 7 . a e other twe; ig og By ew corated:| 481 aclec fe; private party wants to sell | wage joat. tile Patp- Po rag gel Dargain | floor. Lot $5x160, illy landscaped. Garage for two be EB. A BOKERN, 317 Failerton Bidg. gas, electric, water, 1910 N. Taylo | frum es fe. Sa oo : a ] ERRACE B ARG AIN - a, HOUSE—Too large for present owner: West | balanomonthiy mrmedist > pagentaien on HII LCREST Zi Z FOR SALE—BARGAIN End; 8. rooms, bath and furnace: particu- Alse 528 Benton. ore? Ss Pri- | agg tr "ashingt "ne 298 Wat fF. te I) t f 3403 HEN ETTA ST | lars on application. Box Y-129. Pp -D. ‘price $00, Sag 3 431i +e lede ie HOME BUYERS (A@jotning Washington University) 26 Waterman Real Estate eparimen . RI te ry lv Lac! C Ps S ai . a m on - . ; ee : | HOUSE—3854 § Main: good place ot Res vy . YK . iff h $14,500—Only $1500 Cash * hea —__ ~onge ~ - chines: hogs end chickens: running water through A REAL B sonéiticn: LOOK Homes different—hbeautifnl. Bal a) %) 7 -. en araces or ma ee; | a 1} ell ch y Call at re &. bf 'e rooms: : ese . . ‘ r 0 } lat — . 7 . all in first-class conditio ‘. - a — — Bs Owing to uniocoked-for happen: - . fiance SoUv pe mont ™] SS S IES¥S 1 PIP GEORGE Tf. KROLLAS, 616 Chestnut. immediate sale what } ards large—deep. 13 rooms hot-water heat aad pe - LEV : ‘ a ° 4 . wor gee , . VW, : ; Wonderful lots, 190 to 299 hardwood floors, lot (0x180, 7 ho = feet deep with all improvements. With 2-story brick garage for = 47-17 A pene Ay. Special concession made to those * cars. Open for inspection. . Mee * SSroom flat. rea:s $02. See | RESIDENC E—8 rooms and garage. hg - 3 — —————_—_—__— oe 4 ach wate near WEISELS-GERHART PRO aI. Oe eee at ee See this beautiful home. OPEN ALL DAY POR INSP Rrever ees ee PER ete SE eee ee Be} | 8256 Alcott Av. Quacht to be 4 Zo ae! yrame nied -' cotta ze Wer 4534 Magrciia av... 6. -room residence, with RESIDE! iE NC E—Mo: de "Th 7 rooms ‘ : ym . -* hardwed floore ; st} iy hot-wat er heat of but ~~ sf ial oA = gain 736 Etzel 45x150 »wner show R E ( O ; ee he. Ought to Se ae a bath and furnace: electric. etc.: a bargain at | $7250. Apply ee ectgieetetn oe _G-390. T° tile bah siceping porc! hand decorated the price: lot 200 feet deep ~~ gga will show | RESIDENCE—37 = ro rt ~ i229 Maryland ar. (Maryland | ene ee ee ee - MERCANTILE TRUST CO. Aat | | age: — 8th. Locust te St. Charie | CORNER STORE AND FLAT. 7 and ‘ es N. @. cor. St. Ferdinand and Vandeventer; : : . ie — arge _ sore and 4-room fiat above; ilso 4- e 1 ie : |, fazl fiat adicining: 8 roome and | - . . ja || elect rents $1920. Price on! iz. 18 TRU: > oars information see ov 5 Delms fon WE ag ta School, A ey my ~ 516 Olive st. 2835 HENRIETTA ST. | qitiormation see owner, : | 13 Ae fornace gong iy | Byst-84 B : e! firna : s "1 ALBERT WENTLICK. 1010 Chestaut. _ | Q) RESIDENC : Se amily fiat ef 3 roeme each: beire want to | ZUGENE . J. ALTHEIMER. @& 817 & mehted basement: would be an idea! place GLICK R_ F. CO — ee OPPORTUNITY } rai spected. aivid ' ash, balance terms . = ESTATE—FOR € ecn: brick oe P.% saga ey Bargain—Vacant | RESIDENCE—1134 Aubert; six FURNISHED “HOUSE Terrace) for information. cae. hardwood-fi~ors, Dutier’s pantry. eve: | RES! SSIDENCE—4206 Lindell: 13 rooms. two| Cesh bitin ee ; @ real heme: ( -entral 3417 Now builk ling ean he in- ‘or rooming house; conrenient eee rma. 2 BUY IN LEWIS rl way water heat: gn "Price immed temp, eT TY CO, £04 Chestaot, 5020 ENRIGHT THE DAVIS ‘= emniencey, ege T9200 Connect! | baths, large e Exh nm! 2 OC aS residence has R E ‘4 VEI QO ek J08. #. DICKMA INN ‘R = cage at J AS (* MOR! tig ¢ . > TET aTH 12 Chester? a ALTY DE PMENT CO. Brick residenc 8 roo hot t ~ : Bae aie, : bath, electric, lente ~ on dl a — =i RESIDE xc E—446 Pe _- , RFSIDENCE—4518 } = , ter. Arm h var Guntime da atienmane aie el . ° : Ber mh iS Rt RL “ery = tel Ge cel ae benwttOn? canes Jdern . ) ' ms hard aes ove n aemeyyem | a Convince 2OeZS ~— we -_ wae ™ ~-s ‘nae *ane-from* hy ; a] in - . .4i@ TOOT - : ia . - ~™ ar Si - . &. > Fig ¢ 2 Seand 4019 ietor = tatance I Bite geet "here : ; reasoniie price. terms | mex MoT ABBOTT R oH 06 Chests in Yourself wIOuU q _ Aaa: + ae Compton _ Heichia o-oo F— S551 | on se Snes 4 —— =. , WEST DWELLING. 6115 Ww ES TMI ing TER é x 6974 WET onits AY New G-room bungajiow, tiled bath. fur- ront drive : - P ar ~ Ne oe, an hardwood floors, etc.. 3325 Shen- REDDIN REALTY Co.. Tit! i. Biig hent : | fieors. gera: ' Soom livine sees ve Tey a 9 : es ‘9 @ good buy by lock- 6°78 Cen ~« nite A 7. a FC CA ‘ . oa 0 f : ’ ~ ' .T n a \ : Fs we Fn . ‘ iay a. “onta! ns 9 As — ae — —. = | PN a teh ne Ad ote. eget aydy: Price S3000 Re tt a elt nTICOS _H4A SE “REALTY CY... 971 Chestnut ; of. a bees 4 x for , ee ns . : “y PE aw 4 LE HART PS re . _— . z ray \ “> > , — ? recept ; ’ tle +s bor wWate- ooecrne en ae = RC y MI X c | HOI or r om + ‘ = ' amelie 7 = phones ‘ _ el, hatch . + - f (‘or Palm rete; 8 rooms, tile bath, furnace, recepti on RESIDENCES —In' oe “ae : ~ amor’ , ta > © he ae oe, i. oe ae large tiie bata : hot waver ets f * bove via = ‘a, sleeping porch inclosed, Weather etri om a —$ re ; aeonatinn i: Gl srase: arise $0000. cu ths. bh ras me, Oe root 33 00 west, er 5. et se Sent es ai heat: hardwood floors copper ot? icin - 3 eairl: ner uilding wis AT pares fax . ee ~te ‘andl ine location for doctor or Cention, FOr; DOERRFLINGFI 3 -G- WET Fr. LOUIS TRUST CC 1 rom | €o r line. MiESiss:PPT ALLEY | oa , rn I] fer $10,000: on tern _2239W and 4241W Lucky: al ie rd of eémission and particulars, “SEE Us.” Tr aan, : , = : : a = : : eae rt ; Tour ' —— nd down pouts- ae : “ “orn ~~ OPE i CRISTIAN BRINKOP R. E. CO., eee Ptymeut a lige ame —~- ee - ence i 2" am ae ath Main 3640_ ‘2 : 2, Spouts; GLIC are = © 7 FLAt—010-12 — 7 DART FORD, _619 Chestnut st. siate roof ) aU a, AGE AV. RESIDENC E Gt MID i —— J. ; Epstein ere — oe $i7 Chestaut ZEA. a vo ’ g> . . x , } 2D: S ~ ° "? —_ a * vy? ‘ ; ANDERSON. STOC UFR ANN Dram tees . icks at on _ ne the. one on 24 r and one ——-——__—_—_- — - - - . De kr = sane — > ' oan oll : . _ an; owner * xg P e: 7 rOOr.s. bath furn ace. 3 eSrt e = >. . = * nti n an j ; be : 4 me a. - =T th rt .: . 7 HI T LIA REST . - a a eer os iS7T , Vliicra KAS ; ws a! h : BaF 4i¥@ VOODOO ‘ : : : ' £ BEN TON PAR ee aA CSD sta cr : ; ae os .1 Forest “ >. ver ot! w ‘t | gare = , ees . gp a samen : = Northwest mOnEHN *; 7-ROOM RESIDENCE SS : RB ré.: terms Mike Tent: cp . 13 feild. 9 rooms. h- PORE—And & re “ mee hoi ie t. ga meee op aes cla Aaa = Br os “ | ae Atte SCHUTT TE : EDN ARD a AKE W EI j SOo4 —HRtOn, o- = nea. mo - — i . A ; "Sk—S20 Sher Head amen “825 S. Broadwa ; 1 Gc 56500: mak ‘zal radray BSS 1i3 X +" 321 shiz S reeme ta Roo Plu j ress { Or. Bayi , il: lof =a ~ ve av.. 7 rooms, bath. el Sc | f mn. : >at> 4) rex > ve : a aie : , WM LE, O71 Cheats a garage for 3 $2000 €ash poy one g Money merci rest Residence Bargain no peo es, Mgt S12-50 | 2 : 2000 term: NOW V ACANT eg: pe oem ! i a - on —— = ee pate mi 21298 “oy . = ; oa HOUSE—729 5. Madison ago a | $39 HN te a wh - Be, Aberdeen piace. § bh fs}, . + Bl Westrineter ; a yer: Se ae Seen ROP ERT Northwest : ving rapéd ‘Ose meth. evsctric; lot 1m = | @mmer bas reduces prics ‘woe quick | na, hardu Lroughout r 6! hereon. 9 rocnis. hot-water lh x build present rent $1 ing . - CLEE 621 ChenneeEE Skt? fer orice ac terms : Talk ‘ ba Te , ” a ; st_ at a. . ss ; t 536 . > SDECce atiog ; . EMM ay 3 ae - $033 Peck ; 3 4 O14 ar BU RB. AN Sle ‘e “ “et 7 or . re aarti MPESIDEACS - if 8 5]: i : ows: 4 Ayn t hy : anianmecee nee : > , . q Dam x - ~ ie Oe > at 4 sperty . : » aa ce * .y * ~ | ; . ; ' —i4 . . . ‘ . : - . “>” 5 a oF tina : : = Mary 9a en ‘ MAP L E “AV ss “Coen. "i pam 2 mm. garage; e ne EP i : - os ie ‘ ; > eS 5 2623 N. Jetterson:; er 304 ’ a very fine . 7 Q . ss ? .? : - “a " . - . .. . .. a A Pie + 7 — =? : — 4a RE x! é ; e Serre Boy F-14617 . . - roe “ -— . : - - a _ = ea... fe Ca ‘yee = edwned ft. ‘ee bought fc SO and is che all > Ser ; eee ' : a i ~~ oe ine Rasa : ae >. MEATH, §18 Cheetnut =... oo “ : 2 :- nie we -« i 7 ; “ a : i i-Hse eaed , = 'Oe _e : a 3 c s SI * ae > Beso 7 af .ectrie ‘z ® reeman, has gate root Teceptinn bs 7 eye Re ATOR SAR TTT AB ERDEEN PLACE ig babe a scpaas PROCESS ee BENEME. 4 — ae siec 2 : bat] good fur i-a . 17 j 3 sot Ss. F Rh SLES i , iti . 5 ‘ : | ; - —-s masse ss ~ Ba . r Gro. a sarees = V/~ZLN BDONGALOW. ~ARSEN AL, ST. - p . mall ca iymernt, Pals: % a eS a A REAL HO? IE 7 A ‘ . ’ ‘ > : , . o** 1] ” ' : . _ = BLOCK WEST oF GR AND ise rock-front residence, & coon weed floors, hot-water heat. larwe tot e 31 Wair ~s@wee’s for quick sale Owner will shov I GS : : a 300 Asecnal. corner Snoring : ee sths t ms sileentr b206 M eee cemucctmamasaaas H. RROOKS FF*LTY CoO. «& sb 5 well bolt ond evers i fe ve BEAUTIF 2906 Shenandoah Av. "= SNIVERSITY Crvr. See _19 DART A- Splendid Home . VU : rooms. bath, furnace. oak floors, at- tre, @ate rewf acd cenrer gutters garage Pa’ ‘ra i —_— ay a Preery 2 .~ mean gr : >it = : a atch s&s ; MES T—lS3 . a } “ee ; ‘t.; lot 40x127 ioday: price cut gion by card oni — ae i rental $94 na is, ame -» a. Lerry 2 €: sborr ~ eppcintment SS Ae SPac SLER “ Th : : — ) Carta — Brick cottage, Waa a t Sain : nt > mt! ‘IW Labadie—é- roam er . ) gud Central tree Pine f wits ZL pe : — a sth ro > Be : ; : D . tes HINSINGE tae ea He L7-17A Carr at . ; " ox | : . | enry, » Hiem enz Ke aity “FOR QU 4 w ost * ar! » s. Z# 2 as » 842 [2 SES 3 \NTHO! WMITR E 00 tus ae small : | — CATHEDRAL PARISH “Bide. Olive 14. Contry gai *°2 I Life! corms” Howard 7 pt ches «301k Be at : et st. rice refuced: 8 room . water BS 4 . —— — aes 14. “ . : poe ey A ane “3 hig = 8 de: (sag > $3750 on dT 59xx D? GIVERVITT MssissPPly NEAR WASH- 299 S, NEWSTE AD STORES—2011-13-15-17 Otive ot. ¢ ite above: tents $2380; pre $1600). EDWw EE REE , , : 3 it : : a 2 7. - . : sail > r apt INGTON : : = : 3 . P : __ _Suax SOU cam SIWGYS cet tt back, instead of buy- mission > deniv. z a SBS ecn 1 Az 3 c > a gts piacd_uriere. * = YN. 1027 Chestnut Orr oe Le t >} eee : us. For | _ t | v 3 ie. IVE RS] T ¥ FRA '$-PERRY-RUTH : M 7 HOUSE—4@a2 Lx See — ;, | Moors. ered at 330 One | k sale _ mi). iene : ef ts tne HOME IS | i. 3 2918-20 “RAVCIS v 3645 WINDSOR F oa ae : Mas at bo brick, reat i: Tam iin ce Seepace goncive @uce 5624 BARTMER PAFIN & TONTRED. of rating (gh plore valiinar cn fee | Seven-room madern, Bemag ard of admissiot sei marines _, MODERN FLAT ANP \* \ rin ire : ' n ) a pve * . 3 A room eet tery Y ye : inte > meee cg a sare ee SV ALL CASH PA s . : : ~ ; 2 — "100r 733 Cock av.: elegant " @&3 send electric: garage | bi LESIDENCE—tTayior av.: modern 9-ro — Water hrat- mond, * em $14 OOe 0 “Be x . oy - —— heat: piem:- large ha-k ve : a _ . : PPORTUNMIT? .\RCKRSHOEFER R. E. — aif Eee since 5 roome, bath. ; aah . cKNE > oe Bet = , lie Lr tu ‘eutify + : ie As emits , . pa re Bn. Q ain. Bagde heat. ‘marage for bro : —" . i iss Dr rs | ' Tite 7 : —_ bars ~ ' 2 7 ~ mal ~ - ‘ W ; "RIAN 4916 » «hou houteas aetinead ne 0 — oh 7 ne 4 ARhAL . rise oat : oe J tot STS eet | ; - , > = . . , — , s LAT SNAPS, > . 4 — — ’ . —_ - om - rTs r= rT Ti Y . : - ’ , ‘ ius i —— . . : . — — — —_—— : ”. : rc. : . : mas 2 : ~ s wo pat 7 we ¥ aESTDENCE—Ni ine-room modern brick: fine — am on , roy 6 d ifm rmil Fourth yy i ee - , - | fon we «2 8 s , Sarrison, + and 4 “oe “eccapied . —- ak - asi ifn 3f en’ 306 ir & ' , fA. Mas e HARRY -.8B? iE —eaag t+ ant Ne 2629 Avamea, : aDG @ TOCHB.:carnm ; “ , > 4 se ; : . 9 * : ; me P aut . = . : ~ ' 7 P ed 8 ~ Peres Alia: %. «= ane rootms..+« [810 tac ede, J and 4 rooms + eS Sea tc ep ra - 4 . eA . st . , los . , . ; =P = Lira®e ye I me. o2 JStAD:¢ ; ; ¥: . . ‘ bd rair ‘ : Las : - ifi 4BSIDENCA—7701 Lansdowne. ful. TIATED RFSiTY cos: -_—it- wa | os : Nes ia : ee e taUrant and he « lve TOS), Cen GROCERY AND ) MEA ‘Tr MARKET . McDONALD R. BE Co. B ae - rooma, het-w«ter heat; 2 _ YOU CAN BUY AE « o i es » ie * 4 “ b Te AE ¢ tram sorvise. 6 a a oe oor en Be , oT ra ; re acre w ower i¢ 7 * 5 - Sac : : ®alte- cof at bet-wat furnace motern in every wa: nie a a ABERNATHY REALTY — SS ES — | all improvements mate: Coma Riek pen eFom hick na-nee. BE et sonisd: ar — owner leaving rey: all ves for r } re al eal sale oH spate AL, eae : - | this bar O. See owner after > Price reasongble: locatic “~~ fr roc 5 ‘he, her ‘oors. het MERCANTIL es : is eS A ee (c2) oe 1 with or. without fur: ter heat -f: —-¢ 1x752- we a Seren rv rolon‘a! strie. th 2. Loew = So. —e ate-rnncasiigmaentecte - — — Colt ). . PLES, Se Mee te bogear vy e a ar =e : PLACE HOVE (‘abanne Cla mates . _ . ' : - . vee wrth Br egy , oe, 3383 BARTMER 6636 WATERMAN Distr eee SEAR | ROCK CH CHURCH _ im firsge! a | OWNE! mR LEFT ¢ ITY ont enee we wENTY CK 36 Lo ) Chestnut. on: teens re es > on screens i atts SARE OB {SOLDAX DISTRICT _ a es» Se | 7 cae | eee EER ee tn eT: ~ealtaad by ee : any a het. | : = , “ae 3. ore is at , at “ a ‘ SULDMAN REALTY ©O UlLastn. . © — ioe oe Sagi AT , R ARG IN s&s sara - pa a ra ‘ ' d . . | UST ablis saoal Drug Store > Bui we ng Pg 4 _ - a . | TIMBER 1 LANDS . s PRANCTSOT 3 REAT YY CO. sore “ot ™ ey Rae . sien TA Main 0 "entra! . - TpAiPg.: SI200-62-94-96 Cates «+ ; es and ~ 3 acres. atiotetrs Ce Cemie 19 ¢ CRestact. at. AN ~ ry {a} -_ Ss. A4-TOOm vei ; oe residence s 4a : paneer . —pae ee _* ache 4ib.fi. eg beve. moifiermn baths be a estab- eae et? 7 ; Umber «nd part NEW BUNGALOWS. | CCED. a ad — Set thee See Soe seethey aastioiees ar wk > Ths I rc 1308-10 ory ¢ | ~ Oe cn, SCRten: Saee ng ‘ reec: ; _- r further p -« - “2 ra ‘ : ; : . : Re — - —s a bs = _* fo@’amont ; » 4 wT: « — - aco a * . : — ee . , r%.. . , ; > in A. nr ~ P 7391 MARY TA AND ] RIV VE 5. ? oe ParTt “Tw Civ Mhest> ~ Wfs'- 31 i Ss | ; ; >. a a ~~ . ty ieTa: 5} Z ~ aT +f} N 4016 | , Ch —e av onrrt. 907 Gero. WEST MIRYLAND TERRACE HOME BARG AN — Bs mie J++e-+.-..-.$23,009 elzht-rear period. , : 1 ear andl Apartmen stint te % > rr . - eS BLOT! '. ae BOt-* 8s - SANTIN « REMT’! “Pe % Abe %,. "entree BEAUTIFTL NEW HC ME 925 DE GT ‘ "ER' ’ ap 3 rh , Reel Estate and Leasing S. E. COR. OLIVE AND WALTON J . imas von ¥ OO : . +. . = ants . ; . eae : a4 nes : Five st aos esi i apartments: steam Th is is me OF the ee st ind aermn ’ ; ‘ t = ; "= = . ’ : #) vide Ms Ox 154: rerits 11.346 Sa -e3s0na bie FAR™S For RENT [a a fer x 3834 7 te ¢ 9 heres m orice. 2-car carege ' : z + 060 B77 Comte i oe OS ee eee ads gees mon Beautiful | New ss, Commerical Loeation One. aio — Mo ton. tion invited Open every day. - JAMES 3 iH. . aa TIRE ety Farrer. oa “UNCER i)-room residenc elegant stores t3°7 Bi . Fert ONE SOLD—~ ONE LEFT ~ ogan s ‘ow price of and best built residences on the *~ AUNCET P_ HEATH, 813 Chestnut ot, elmar ® rums............ #900 WILLiAUr A ieee for euick a seancennedineedlll > w Crt . ; , ae i ; hs a S&B ; market. Jast chbmpleted. Inspec- — ~ 9613 X. Brosdwas and flats between Sarah and ear cee 0. » S15 Chestece ot ne ot, FINE ENEIGHT DWELLING So. 4372; 10 rooms, beth cure =3t oat Al oie i Baer (e*) et . nate Ort. atedat, > Gta Face: deatgne? and bu!l+ is ay My e.. a : : DIN BROS KR R OO. 613 Cheers. Price DE GIVERYVI! LE. Ne $7967 het-water boa: rage. Price sie She McPHERSOX $387 --12 recoma, gun room. 3 bet hs. het- water heat. Price . ... $14,900 we, Chestnut @¢. SS ee . : YEA) <aTl-—. «=. oo 19th store yA oa 3 families abeore: rear “hers rR deh N. Breadwe,. STORES awn FLATS—Vaadeventer aad Linece! sores, 5. fates. Siete “ . 280: vince rental $i should be 9! Di for Sariva ay GEO. A. . &arear sis Chestnut oo Taylor Av. on Easton: also five stores on Finney between Sarah and Taylor; big bargain ABERNATHY REALTY co. 263A Market ERA——omali put you ® pesities ie Ttmdest ane nere ats 410-24 # | Comotes J take small Rowe a1 Bas = .

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A > ae 4 EE Seer *y aad _ ee FN NR ey RE Oe RS OTN “Ee ~ pcToRER 15. 1922, = | -, FOR eae 000 FARMS S For Sale, Wanted; b ersonal P roperty and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads today, . post-bisrarce, 9B RWS WANTED : FARMS FOR SALE a eae ee = Ln ane hen Winter + Aaa ee SE ‘Wilinois” Rincon | 5 ‘ VEY ] LOANS ON REAL ESTATE | IN 37 YEARS: aGia Us firs | FARM—306 acres finest black meliow low FIN - arastpiiiclanignatitinn 7 /.. 618 sc hestnut a (eDS) | Pan lang: Umber «cutover: re ey sl cautprea RY FARM— 37 75 acres = ae ~ 2 MON EY—5 TO 6 P | . r a ; 0 os aw 3) « * . ” > i | a-| south of ise’ aaa | We have made thousands of loans on St. Louis and ee-weeen Cation nse double flats,| “rid County, southeast Missouri: $45 rer)! price and ane: Oe Bios te possession ; any amount on tion: fine repair: Want. acre: easy terms. B Reusch, Route 10 | uick terma reasonable; bargain {or a : " 10, | b - ~ - fesiderce property, with small expense; . TH Bide uyer, A Mittelberg, 807 Wai: wright | e5c delay; no charge for papers: can arrange ~4 St. Louis County real estate, without loss to any client, rae: S i ee wn 62 2 5 W tn er © bye hao : tM Wty a ainwri he _Bld (el ere’ ES es AbC ct It | wa 1? ra ‘pe vod as rmetmer wants to | FOR EXC HANGE—160-acre farm located in | PAka—s00 : Gaiieen teens a ly. 0c Sunde. ps a) 1 oe a he nole OF part at any interest date d t a single lo at th . , rm hom » Clo | ayne County Miles eart megee rawtor ount d | period; Sure to get our = an m re . 11. g, Jefferson , S.A Ww 4 of &t. y. Mo., 60 | . ree or more ineeriiong fe | desire to make or wher oe —— if you; aN no 4 0 an i or | | Panis, on Sovthern Ry.. not far from coast. acres vation, balance oak tim. > n Hs se Kensington Ay. FARM wi > eos | to-coast ghway; no improvements, abou: ber; ley tae in clover: outbuildings in | ine discount. | BDW. K. LOVE REALTY oO.” 704 Chestnut “2 -« : a: acres buy ‘sma rT far ™ ih rn! oat snéer cultivation: this is a good. level ; *: wWillir to sacrifice for aut ki) FINAT Cc (cB0) | “a? @bets “ 7 to bes _— + . tag eek near bot . ' , tract of land: inct imbrance $4000, 5 yeare for $4; 200 to pacvometehe party who wil] | | A GEOLOGIM RCIA [AL Se O Y a th ana furnaces Nn mter on : -? i to run; ii tracds equity for renta) prop- . } improvements: Proo psed GEOLOGIST who can prove . . ——..- OX H-1298 Post Di erty. merchandise or anything of valya- ate surveyed so as to be one mi} who has been identified wir —_ . | This to 7} ot . e: fro 6 | , c tiled w | if Mullanphy 5 : sem fy nt t = “hear trom oe | o0 per Sutomobite. oaaider trade > sol ee wich is 7 Pree from . esiyi coe | biggest ured in Oklah- , We Make é Buy | record means a lot you if you need a loan. a vr , owner bay- 0 ass autc Gdreas Lock ) ground none: wi Accent rex {s connec: wf ', : ; Eps to be a wood ~ oo a ce. J ohne: Rive Particulars and low. {| Rox is Mt Carme!} one-third cash, balance years. Write R. roduc! gg a OG Ban | A } ' ] kK. ry $ room flats: rent 38 _& ae J — Miusouri iat Bi ty pr prose organ a . | Lk: Scott, _ Steely ‘lie, Mo. i : , t : ie ‘ / - ¥O S se 4 Ibert enzlick R. C a | Vk AN, | EDF 3 7 | as , * Hickory 5t. furnished, on 1 a stock farm, everything | 28. 407 Ne v 8th of WM. REITZ Jk. | | aa on REAL esTATE than double value: amounts 1000, $2000. | yo ae 7 200, | First National Bank Bidg.. Chicago. ' (80; a_i | ECKERT will buy second a OE trust, | $3000, $4000, $5000, $5500 ana $6500. All | 5 buy at.....$5000 Lachey $2200; > Ag end $200 a year: | : ee meee eee OZARK MOT NTAIN FARMS. | monthly notes. 706 C entury Bl have clear title and plenty of fire and tor- | 9 take 4 Smal)‘ ov , 18. ent. 2033 JA truck first pay- | . , : * pom fiat: rent $ - 2A Gratiot. — Also farm, timber and mineral lands for) PEED OF TRI ST—First 6 per cent deed, |} nado insurance. See us for a list, Pa: 1 Sa acr i | Mississipp) 7 : | . ’ res; Alberta. oc... sedettntndee pity Ay 646 acre farms: 40 to 2000 ac Gouble security, 3 yea t GEO, J. WANSTR ATH, 717% Ch ; a0, ‘ : » Cana , . TS | arg to run: n }- F) estnut. mesnington 1. on $13.000 bran es Seah 520." 914,000 thy wore rth | | FARM—Re al good fa ™, in Southern Mis : the tract Tg i and springs on many) _™lssion. Co)lfax 2009J. ebncyay MONEY Wt td. —$4000, @ per cent. on flat } WE M A in E AND BUY ‘ ae @ a fo00d bu VU ae core Pc st-Ii« ac §} 1; g00d roads, schools an ‘hurches: erie rms on many of the WE ‘iim . -—=-Eee-aee ee 4 ' p oeeet to..b F s Post-Dis | B20 acres: $30 ver acre: % oll right re: | 8 H. STENDEL, SOS eee eREny of Louis. | «Forest 20200 on second desae of trust, | woNEY -fouble. $450, siz ee {? ’ i ---- ; | + residence: rent $15 58. 66 ARMS—5 Le Cres eon oS | J bath 1s: he Pe as room bunga] we ¢ ’ e dencrintion on St, ner ae ee (cPQ) | LOANS ne ea n N orth & St i . ? — “ore | - Pi *, & : S i id at * . . ’ , ” lowe ‘ rvatea , . . simatic iS e 1 ‘ Oot . ™e* t orch. Long ‘Ving i | Forest Pai k BL. > nace, arage, “ul On ne awe FIG, 7S. W. Met ill akvaile. Miss. _{83) | STOCK FARM—Good 240-acre; 85 cultt. Specialty, at wi est py ie real estate 8 — * Tn = Tones. Des 8-308, F.- 2 D. . ood buy at .....$750¢ = Ulasg : weed HS a nds, ; vated, 120 acres fer iced: 40 acres meadow: | J. H. GUND CO w | MM ital Wtd.—First detds oe 97500 » Kitchen, Outside & to be a Kood me as Dert AMI ts ; il] Mi ri | #004 residen, h ld ff LACH & CO., 3615 N, Broadway each, 3 years, 6 per cent, secured by two : + é v0T™ 8. er , > : ai ; ; i ‘ UG ice outpdu! ge ee i : . r tT k residence. 7 room y. ; 2% Ssou ile ‘nes, Hne spring: 8 Ja Of new bungalows. Box. W-387, Post-Dis.ic) a2room,, tile bath, : ES fs a7 ‘AR MM. ae . —— ‘ mdi, Post D 8s 2 ———— a os . fro: nN Ironton. Iunt?t \ Seat of Iron ' Sei" panier ere egmeranee: cation on on stores 4 flat - Berne) ON LY $2 pNEEDED Sst an “a LS acres; 4 roams: ru barn, | _. rospec tiv e art Wye 4 n ums to sul 4 2H! an ts ' ) ep "= FO $ t 1g! ‘ ae 4, m 8. H. MORTON 0). itle G y worth $15.000: pay 6 per cent: rivate N a » fn R THIS” FAR uM | Well: 450. \ In gie, 1630 N 14th t Our @ ods & CO., ' Title G Gari ant) Bldg. | ve oa tg - “red. Box m2 60. Post- is dD 617 mse Sth St., ‘ th loor be a 00d bur at. 50 acr s, dectteeet _ Vice t our ! 9 r § 0 Se h ties. Herne, Your selection from MONEY TO LOAN—On real estate. | MONEY Wtd.—Going concern w ants $i 1000; Oli 2 ! : i lve 2121, m modern residence; tivated; § oe outbulld aoe ee FARM 158 acre farm; St Charles « ounty; Ur 49 varieties listed: none over 25 tniles | JOST-MILLER R. FE. Co., 105 N. Cr o 9th. i excellent Sec | Irity: good interest. Box H- 20 ' | apring: $1950: ma ? ' ings ; fine | all cultivated: bar gain, cash or terms ‘, from St Louis: some of them are real bar- | iene Es > : « , tn ‘ ; ‘ be nest 4 > ~ epee Fs Aleott AV. aa ee ee W. _KERR « . NS Ath at KOT: RE AN 301: 722 ‘ "he st Main 119 4 2 al ee ie fi lest fru ft, poultry ry la. ber lag, MONE 1—W e will lox n you money on your 20 Post. Dispatch. matetne dd ss ° - ee ‘OU ry : as . | tie or Dp 9° oe ‘ . arieties fre proper ty. + rn 2d or 3d — is MONE Y Wd —$150 from ‘private ‘party: Pe- d ential. Box | 145 ® - par $180 6 months security 9x8 Stude- . ae. i MONE ¢ to loan on fir deeds of trust, 6 ba ke j3ox H-28. Post-Dispat« en ‘ARM—79 acer Fest: cent. KAMP, £16 Was nwright. Olive MONE > ‘Wtd.—$s 7000 or $8000 as a straight | rata Harris Av. 8) i ae acres; Festus, Mo. 30 gala: retund ait purchasor's lewal expenses. For | gB@% . 3 . ee ie ey ce vated: spring: n lidings; terms. 38: Dart! s nd “Hee n 1) a ne _ a first 4 f ho in W | tto be a good buy a $9300 160 Maite 35000.) Ft. ' - LOT: TIMEU tT? 8 & ' _Kimm iswick, Mo [ONE TO LOAN—On tmp: ag roper sy: Groves, “W orth $ $: 20. "000. ‘ Box. H-34, ‘P.-D. y MORTGAGE LOAN N DEPARTMENT bi t ; f t . F ARM—50 acres, cr stock, impl ne lo, . t to be a good muy E 5 ‘ \ I WN] «> rn ‘ 5, 4 " sid A, mpi ms lita’ re om 2, ' , . e . e F hs rod: r ime 2). PTA 1 TTR ED 5. fine buildings. Klaszin, R. 1. Box SO sa Be ples wg aking trom £10 to! si letly 11) vely, Mc > eased to a] ate ans ee a Oderu cottage. 4 SAG Colt ith es m flat: rents Sv). 9”f " Timber, — ae ee Se —cas 4 A =90 Péach Trees, $350 Needed | AF 3 Saio or exchange, Sv) acre furm, Post-Disy oo ivy Sipdlsiage MON} ‘Sat Wtd.—Will pay 2 per cent “discount | | Ay Amazing opportuni:y = - in house, improvements; timber. B ; * Pee xs on 54500 first ded ef trust, 6 per cent in- | jj Bartmer u \ good f: arming 107 St. Louis 3 County MONE Y TO LOAN—F rst “and second deeds terest; propert ¥Y werth double the amount; |} 4 . . tions R ¢ a * * 1 . con dj- aba. Do. le mK e : fn to 2 — oe lho SiO 00 chure ms: chit “ . 4t rKed | +1 1] oma sc hoolss F ARM—s Sel} lease o7 trad LS ' Pome FAR? “— 10 "es: Oo ne mile from Fenton of trust made at reasonable Tates need au tok act! ion. Box wW- 282, P.-D. _{e) i 1 m ros n rm and; free cattics mngi*8*. valuable feorke Taylor, 2241 I st.. Grar, ite ie | Appts 4109 Chi ppewa. - = SOHN H. ABBOTT, 103 N. 18th. | MONE Y Wta. —$2000 or $3000 for Missourt | CW OY l e Ns UY ancé QO. 4 ** ’ .¥ a Selene PT ee - a -_—_— - ° with ny. ‘AQ. FAR M— 80 acres, $275 per acre: worth #00 MONEY TO LOAN—Have $25.000 to loan corporation; will put up $8000 collateral 7 b I » : . . - iV ii Tr : f $2000 ¢ $3000 at ttractive Rates - are | »-room Ss 4 ' yearly: han as tases” . . St. ‘ , —F sur acres: new 6- veces i | Upward, at lowest rate of interest. ). td.—-Loan o 0 SE i andy Gepot ; stores, is, cht miles south of Louis; $4000. 6220 house; modern conveniences: 1% | P. J. REGAN R. E. ©O.. 702 Chestnut st. | _f deed of trust, on my medern four- furnace; os. produ tive | c tillage. spring | 2fichigan (c89) | wa} ? ‘, ait — -ResmMut st. . ' watered pastur oe vie ¢s from end of Cherokee. ‘line: y ae | flat building: cost me $16,000; rents $2200: anniel | variet , are . marge ale 500, 000" ft. ; FARM—249 » acres _ Jefferson Coursv, § miles; Gravols rd4.. north on Gardenville: wi Rn, MONEY ON LOAN—$100.000. os Sempreved will » Day 6 per cent if private party. Box || ae ij ¥y fruit; house and ba: n, pe , mes from railroad, 2-story frame barn. en - change for city property. Geo. Riest: St. Louis real estate, at iowest interest Pp. Post- Dispatch. (99) emme mann- pac er . ' ' > | mt —- f or all decds of trust eae | . . ; ' ’ ’ —_—— advances on rents; second par SO es Uw ,, => Pla ty ro oun abl © operate, $: eis all, on mrt +1} ti t ana ee eats gn Mill Men ' ™~ week WO S0.cd res, Geace, 2043 C'ni. SHC 09 ree od et ils age &( ‘STROU Ts pt way pee ot lon. rest ‘nh pasture and - 1 cre i 4-room bu nealow. JOHN S BLAKE & RRO. 815 . ne ee . ERS : , aut st : av., a neon, west of Union “>: so, al “Sg -™ AR, - KM—80 ac: res, 3 miles from . estnu+ 7 . « . ’ Bs Aa ku a ve red } I > sm oto, Alo.: § _ a. . Ce ea - es Iran , i ae pad &. Taylor ay., 7 ‘rooms; fin: mee $c Bicg.. St. Louls. Mc ultivated without stone, 6 good building vine $1000 year; reduced from $5000 to | MONEY 'O0 LOAN—Any amount of trust * TOMBE (DG $B AGENCY. 9910 ig a , $2800 for outck aale; going to Texas: terms; funde, at low ratee of interest, on real es- _Riv iver 2151. Victor 856 - 48) i ‘ : *. 7 - OR ee i heat, oe iM mail boxes, chi a cabi- tists Be. 50-——— +> a eo . ee ibs on 0,000 ¢f v MR, > a a “Sea On Pronerty. FP CAR RU THERA MON EY TO TOA Have $10 to $12,000; Box P30, Post-Dis. (c) -W ‘ 4 a Terentia tot " hot-water beat, hardwood floor 3; geil cheap Owner, Pox 104, Ry oute : —— ee Se. eee eeemmesien tees —- . ' ww, t. imber, ‘ ety ‘ , : Geode ps . Facer bungal OWS aways se be- pr, - = . . tn oe § b ae need money iv acres . ae ; = 9 ay. 7 ms and completion ; two of the new i0 are ai- oe _— oan 00 -It ba se- rn ur rice $875 cash s to pey es ‘te — 548 § Grand +r ans 1 67 34 0 loan in on @® sum or sm ialle on good ; F IRS! DEE DS OF TRL ». 3°. Ferguson. ‘Mo ost uy in the countrr. 6962 Hancock av.| tate security; smal! charges; privilege of es 260R. | MUDERN COL TAGE. : oo Sezeeeeemen rARL.°an ....,. 7 232 : Riackwond prepayment given if desired: must be firs AIG H. CL, Woo IN VE STMENT plored. 4 { flats, , 4 rooms each Cote Buiianite av., 5 ro ams; brick; Fan ge eae — —— Bh gee vm acres foi Longe e te rifle, FA "ARM — Hass 18 aero of rich, fertile, levc! deed of trust: ample des cription of property ! C Nn; $500 cash. Delmar 37 491, ty ath, past Bar — ‘arm te te TTR age a Pay! ~ a. #035 iy untied Ht nag pay ae hl rm £0 land. large frvvit. orchard. ‘berries, ete. | necessary Pox A-25 0st- Dispateh (c99) First- re. Geeds of trust made from Loan orrespondent for , ‘: Ls . oom rruilt; p ice > 168 o oul C r cre. - : —~ |} our own funds for investing our own money: es ~ 4617 Hebe ‘ Pax G-27° Poet-Die 7 with 5-room residence which Y wif) gel! at 2000 ON , + e ra st: city im- iae er, a. . > i Y \T Y Yy Hi ght _Colered ; = eee fiat; brick; 4-5 list “0 Th 7 a” Tea tinneeted an | 8 bargain, located on Be Pvington Barracks ret ‘ed ae wont. rt. Chestnut. ithe approval of he bash eho "Oat | THE PRUDENTIAL INSU RANCE COMPANY *SiW Lucky: all } BEAU TIF are “Seca ves. Rew, | road, J ib miles west of om ry Ferry | ~ sn sa 4 . ) . i i . "Springs, “Ar (3) house, barn, 7 wales. mene tu ‘ ‘ road. PRIVATE party offers for sale $2900 first | and inspect our list, or phone and our repre- 1e | ~ Catian, 4 10 Inquire for Otto Theis farn — deed of trust and $1800 first = Ive will call on vou. | of America (* | oor Pais 2 “Tinished thi rd ¥ ARMS—Aré ansas improved Ga ery ; . main Yis ‘Oo i bar fee ‘ : o~ ee ' Leonard av. : Goubie 3- iter Fooms; hot-water heat; large lot; “ best sec: ~ of the improv ler "State FB ww wer -risor ee CARR! UTHERS - | trust, both 6 per cent per annum; wi = 2 ities 10 TY in bai Pa a on! ¥ $5000. oy from "Fairgroun4 Park: inust ; be Serv! terms a low If ri ~ ~ tang Sh pe r “ to Pp OR non. " chanc - ce nove —— $5 mo ss a, aude, ~ ’ a __Grand 6734. — j cour it § ver cent See Mr Stephenson. 4 1017 j W ANTED 414% | MON EY 804 CHESTN UT =O... 805, Chestnut | st. (*) by Say OT gy iculars at office. buy. W. H. Thomas, agent. Walnut Ridge. "ham 40 acres, grain. fruit. ee ‘mene CHit CKEN acres: house. new itle Guaranty Bide sisieainasibiiias On St. Louts tr mproved. of triple val te : and 5 room singie 2 Rime i—$5 v. Sais Arkansas. MT Ne gy A ber: $25: lO as bargains _ pou! try pienty fruft and@ wa-| WE have all kinds of mn joney to loan on good ; OHN GRETHE & €O.. 811 Int Life Bl, Our ability to serve efficiently is the ‘Tesult of effort spent in a * t . pa Bacon good fensine Riattie ; anDiliiles; FAR Dh enul have | £004 > farm of 220 acras, about |. Box 425 _Carthage, _ Mc ‘ 199) al $1 nae 0; terms. Fred Wulf, Centaur, real estat te; quick servic e low charges. F OR ~ AFE INV ES fa At tMENT d d 35 s’ x r . estou. electric: AUR, MA UEN ION? 50 acres in cultivation; one 3-room house, FARM—S ecr 0 a i _| GEO. J. ‘WANSTRA1 ‘H, 717% Chestnut. stu y, training an uv years expe lence. fORAA + {o% . ciak arn, fine i rat cl se to schoo! and | * “**3%4-—9 6s. £00 room house, barn, | FOR choice St. Louis County farm homes on | ~ y \ Bi arr ZA Cook: 5 and 6 rooms: hot nt 21-35 Ma 4 dison BC. and. s'€ DTIic flat church: ] ak r. clos for thie arm outbuildings and Rood water; adjoining = slag tote of ron ‘a gee ne write Hf) debrand. J. W. BURIAN Y eckel- I es dt- Ear ickson ee ———— ; mms and aod Bee Vanen b ur © wher. Moorefield, city limits; bargain if taken BOOoU. Wm, | Real Fatate. Waller Park. Ma 4016 Chouteau av.: loans on real estate: | : Pe tan 0 . TWO OFFICES | LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’TY . ___SUSINESS CHANCES _ mow rented $95 per month: Wey brick residences: 6 —_ SS a eee + , mm is, ~ ‘ . At ) en Sn ieemetiveats : - eit a) § eer teetotedsenemmeettiisan seeinense ee arses, mat it ee iid burt other values i all on $5000, e:. th ot 3¢ FARMS—F? Fr PAR s{i—~ 66 acre s: yo mi. sina! } station . LA 1 ™Ss CUT NTY LANT : ~ LS i son . Bro Iw Av. FOO! Gray ols av oo r -RUC COTT YTTAGE. acre cot ton and gzain farms. ‘ h I - aay les good coure Aan dy Toad: ia { met ‘ , l. “R acres near Clayton ra . only MON FY TO 1 LOAN—Ci ty and CO unty:; ‘ “lowest 1 T hice t S N | ADVERT VERTISE cape Save eek a: eeds of rust for Sale | ‘MONE Y TO LOA o0-BaKe rate book tells HOW: mailed free a —— ‘ REALTY ©O., 23634 Marke. . Bee grep ad 4-Toom sti : Wi 4 sei] “ an, price and terms, of | ard: $15 “ ws “a i per acre, S1000 creat rates: quick act is ectric;- pr.ee $3750. | exe ange for good income praperty: t it tad lh, se ‘3 VPOLLy. | * orn Pr Y ' eae ae ; lee ” : fame . ' ND, 69 KO RUST ALTY CO. 816 Chestnut, ALL men to mak $2 fi ki + single bri k . ' er: bargai 2 ‘$7 00: terms § 250 res, near Jefferson Barracks, 4-room $400 be LE 4. 5 . - Snestnut, oc make $200 profit wee y in. the jo ~ caged * ee 3 California . a \. w m. _Basa_ “Bte -eiville , Mo frame house. 100 fruit trees, 1 acre in ber On pong co Ra ae siealia! areas tleesassetr cy Fy ir’ St ‘Dee ds of Trust 43 KS AND BONDS va. ut Bebe ngpem an. 3 business: be your haa ; ‘ yroved Tare at market va. zin n Ané ih tf | ORANGE GROVE—One of the largest full | | FARM—For sale or exchange, _160-acre 15 acres on Ringer road. 4-reom frame J¥ OHN GRETHER & CO., 811 Int. Life Bldg | is Seed ek an eae trust fo inl SS pee ee ae ~ Sb agp Dple wishin a 7 j We ha —— Sooo Oe " r sale week on each $50 -| &; we allow you daily whi d epectalize a H othe” bath, now Strictly modern: acres, all in fine Sondition ; crane an yy — pele barn: good 2 water; 6 5 res Il acre fn granes a? 14 berries Will make r iscount second deeds ing amount S900. $1900. $1: 500° Paduetriat 1 n . f hase of An: . 2 Xe ° ve) D nt 4] t i ted re “As » DOoUi CA ult, : hs ’ a ae | 2 + - an = “=e te gt ’ . n 4 F, ~ n . MOORE REALTY DEA 4 ane OPPORTI NITY. ay “$1. 500.000 eis Mien > “oo a Tt een, Sea panenborot #’, near Gravois, 3-room frame, trust, any amount; terms reasonable; prompt S4RO )», $5000 and $7000. Certificate of title. REN ‘O FILM STOCK—$1 per share. Box eedall capita ae srontse wefte todew. he ies . i — . —_ et etait - La ) wast. brick flat for four| income to ence cam ant |S a | TAs gS-room frame hovse, barn, out-| 2er ILE Lt & INVESTMENT CO.. | ‘M. J. ABBOTT -PFALTY Co., r au- “Brisk Cottage; vacant; g,, 20k GKAU! } "Se are price $7300. | ot mee Be 3 ae ante Cal uated van les to goo. Jt vad town: auto road. Me * er eo ~~ ig Yop reat. _ LIAB ( catrat ‘Nat! tonal Ban K Ble ig. (799) ; ROG “hes tnut cee | " tomoblie cylinders at cost, 9 “CYL BS ‘OGanuar, Bids. Ir diana polis, Ind. : + y ™ ’ ne*nre , of... re’ -g. « — pg od 44 svLitt Grand ano abort. - __ ———————— phone one. — il om thiw ee land; « fered near Sutitene wait ~ ity Sueuamr . oo MON BY TO I ra) AN GET on RC OFF 15 RINGS | | 620 N. Sarah. Phone Lindeti $99. (C7) in, complete dig. p rofits; | ve “specializ> é : “s age. cheap: don't overloo s Dargain ; 7 7 4 4 | ulpp bak ert HINS-INGH R re F STOCK—14 shares of Federal System of half cash, balance oA ; own cash 264 Louis: | trust for sale: flats apartments, residences, — a *”» — = eieciric; lot 100x200; $32 So: . & Apa nell call laranteed frst mortgage real estate se- Capital can make $2 per week selling Jetferson; 4 rooms; finished base- ton. o! lover. "trait. vegetables. deer, turkey Te Ae et basemen: eiectr wilj oer yi ——s nena sale Do ceainute wie, ; SEES wre aces suey: iries and grapes. or St s. imy Ean pONGALow. b cq ge gr in Calif ‘ 50 | farm, 80 i $40 re; b A 0 3) a wok on ent S.; we allow yah yaalty white tenets: av., 6-r 0m br ; pata , a with each loa | __ 4-67, Po sp derson Steam Vulcanizer Co., Prow iitaen ns 144 miles to good railruad town: gute road, 99 200 ecres timber land, 1 mile fro: New- ; HEMKER REALTY CO., burg, Mo pit a We have the sums of $1000 to $2500 to Have especialiv attractive first deeds of | Bakeries: make offer. Box W-127, P.- business. Bruce Kanes s 4 . | Bay Hien I | rtorida | ae S10 Che Louis. Mo. WF AP + eee ee he & tnu t pt . ‘ St. ay > 7, ~ , , ‘ behall ; { Tt; 2 A ‘.. t ~ enz Lealty Co. FARM—Wonderful ante bel'um Florida | >in —For nes nt ot good dairy farm, | —— SAN FAR 298 gt rates an l che Ante cnaminotin =o business property, In amounts of $1000 to | STOCK—2 shares Power Truck and Feates City, Missouri . . : #10,000; paper ready for delivery: interest $ | Co.. at par. Box H-152. Post-Dispatc BEFORE organizing crams awa DOK AT yet ne : hoe: CHEST . ( ‘ UT st. farm, 50 acres; grand old house, beautiiu} ; . ef a pl.; tes wo-s erie. SS . a 6 64 acres. all in cultivation: good 6-roon BARNGROV E & SPECHT, 112 _N. 7th st J P —— | 2, rut a ; r ; AT: ° ———— t ry r " hall, oats ” eat, ectri, 3034 RP shad fr pecans, brook ; very cheap; house, large stock barn and chi cken house S AC RIFICE mtn etctadinradin’ ; - ber cemt to ¢ per cent; security 2 to 1—only Gi our quotations on all active unuusted trust. learn fundamental] principles; ret will show you thro ss. Bin & goog “USS HLT. closing estat ¢. George Colburn, Lake City. and other buildings: % mile from Sullivan. 5 acres. Natura! Gridee road. 850 feet WM. S. DROZD. A REAL (as ( O clean, modern bu! iIdings; can ndoustedty — stocks and bonds. Call Olive 1014. my a. Morrison, 203 Wainwright REALTY Cco., 816 A bard wou, a » Well bullt real. - vie. a — | Mo.: on State highway. A. Kaselow. Own- along Netural Rr Sige read, 1 mile west of 4096 CHOUTEAU AV. & re eflso bu T. H. FORRESTER & CO., ‘e® | Bide Olive 8702. fe un ; luke Rew: fine fixtures,” pee lel xe FL RIDA farm lands and groves, cit y. PIO} er 4427 De! mar bj. St ouls. Mao _ | Carsonvi! i@: gon a rail road, mre ety, anick sa! . Money to loan in sums to evit on St. Lous a wee or pts. for our weekly list, 7 802 Cenira} National Bank Bids +t Ri’ SINESS promoted, | experlonbellWeretes SIDENC 4 ws ariveway ; lot 50x16 co cam : Cr and investments. THE PERR | FARM—114 acres” in Ste “Genevieve Coun’y. waned t: CRTC —, yy mile RYT eS or county rea! «state. _ Low est rates. (cA? woe be UNLISTED SECURITIES. commission baste: call. “Write or itear brio a: Se beth, at. urch and school. | *GAZLAY REALTY CO.. INC., 319 Baa near Bloomsdale and Plattis; all levs! and Caden — A22RA "Rasten >| ANSY i TWO HOURS ~ Edward K. Love Realty 7 Co., | we are active in all markets on al un- age Oresnisation Co. 203 Wainwrigi.t made: 7 terme. — Ck AMES PLACE HOM. Pi rst.. Miami, Fie. __! | partite soll; mostly valley: good impreve- | - —__—, nema demo ANSW ER IN 704 Chestnut St. (e92) | Iisted stocks and bonds. Will buy, sell, 4 -ok.. Olive 8702 ub, ~ ~ KUHS, &321 ae Broadway, | ‘VWralty); B (ear Meahinecse Uni- FLORIDA—If you want a bearing orange ments; well watered: good road St. Javits o-Aecre ( thicken. or Truck Farm Come direct: any ainount; 5 and 6 ner , —-—. | Or loan money on any active stock. We o wil BUSINESS opportunity, halt ‘int in J ym, ater bp .. us and sun- grove, a house. a business proposition. to; 50 miles by auto; a bargain: will trade for. © Hanae: . cent; no hawking; quick anscwer: only firm | — - buy or sell American Oil and Ret., Advance shes nacturing, meritortous a 8 .. r to Te =f - modern: ' rent a house, apartmen bunga ow, an in- ' St. Louis property Ree } Well ertti ized an id in high stat a of culti- doing this: low charges: first o. da aec — Oil, Black Hawk Lead and Zinc. Bowyer One 5 »_ required, Ro ox S14 aggre = er . N. ves ment ef any kind ere, w Sp ue. a VIC — Ww: M. gy Jz eetian, on .. “aaa rd.: 6-room house and out- JOHN A. WATKINS. oo Chestnu Copper, Commonwealth Finance, C. of A BU SINESS r “HAN \ — - Arh, a eiec . ome & . Moder * - association of business men. rgest city fae } 407 N. 8th toom 725. yuri’ ngs, in good condition: near church and --— tho en ‘AD i meres Der Danciger, Duesenberg Motors, adys chinery, tools and = v | ee A ak _brice $4200; cart seodinee all im ol ake County. Fiorida’s most progressive FARM—Owing to disability, 1 offer at_a School; two miles Sunset Inn. 4 miles tall MONEY TO LOAN AT ITAL A party of the elle, J. K. Hughes, McPhail Oil, Noto Pet../ money to Pgh and artichesto a @ Weed Bbmolutely i hear ; On two lakes: great fishing. hunt- bargain 45 acres of land, ly mile from Dea road and street car: 35 minvtes’ aurive on On improve ed property. Low rates. | highest social and busi- Noco Mexican, Owenwood, Parry, Revere, E. oT metal, > e us. 8. Hox G-304. Post- Pi « “IBIG TRUST, ~The Chestamt. ee 4098 F1 BL. boating; modern advantages: surpace- | Goto, on fine road; has large apple or- food ~ road: easy terms to reliable buyer. LAN a ' ae, chools : t 1ealth condi- “ 2 vice. : : L. Smith, J lL. Thompson, Unit Motors,/ BUSINESS CHANG CE—CHilidren and fadi Wile bess. ™S and sun parlor, hot- | gag piace you Pegg nel em oe wee ha fine wood tract and. go0d ae : a — S08 Chest . a, ~Beon He i ASS LO AN & INVESTMENT | oo standing in the city eager Bey enn Ar rer, a Me in et, ond; establish peaes sei! WINDSOR PLACE Pence erage; lot 50x125; near! We have no jobs to give: curiosity-seekers,| ‘@nd: nicely located for farming, ek QoL an ahem" ; te ae ] tal t y SO oe ee ee ee ee eee ae sicknege x W-s61 ™ haw’s Garven: brice lowered. | please don't waste our time. Orange grow.| D8. trucking, chicken raising. etc. ; will CO. wishes capil a 0 int est in or bond upon request. Ask for our Market! Post. Dioneten we ce ‘modern home; rer oferaere Ris HAWTHORN ae ers coin money, ro can you !f vou own a| ‘rade for imgome property. G. S. Fitch. De | if 52 ity Bui hi fact g¢ b | Bulletin se monthly BUSINESS CHANCE — attention | Tgain: terms: $520 Be | a he - most rea-| g-ove. Climate delightful. winter or sum- 5So'o. Mo... R = Se Se , { Iti 9] Security Building (¢99) 18 manu ac uring usiness BAGBY & COMPANY, We will sei! yy guaranised eee, S17 ane toe, a S 7 pest wn) Borate: haae By Ray, ,Pusinese Men’ Siae | FARN—-00-a0r © Sametime mites te seed town: ~ SOUTH SID¥ LOANS A SPECIALTY of national and international Olive 6086. 98-91 Arca@e Bide. satisfactory: terms Zatti write: tor cate | x165. | Fetete Ags r » cul mn: cat; a . by-Mars ven Mig. ¢ i CASH PAYMENT ao -water heat, | 20sbure, Fis. Lae ge 8 ony gp Og mgs BE i Cres Yeckel-Feydt-Earickson scope for advertising and | WE OFFER. SURJECT. ANY PART $90 90 893 § 6th st., St. Louis, Me. ' ea 2 ——_& Teil, : @: céliar. b .« DOaUr; 1 ff . n 4 . EX NW Re S&S ONS er r and tt al Sati rday - \ ° ° : . CAP iT AL~ |] iM sectric; gurace tor Sam lots for building. iy SEE Setetiow tea4: vetoes and nn Dol S20 ening Stream: mus: ‘sacrifice. A LY STRAIGHT OR MONTHLY PAYMENT | ales promotion. Will take Black Hawk Tend’ and’ Zine: PPA aay impro for th refer them:| onl ‘ 6A FLAD. MY MEAS ee ethene whe prefs (©) | a a gy »5. |On the Price road—east side— _ 2925 8 Broadway. 5001 Gravois av. _ approximately $100,000. ee Bowyer Copper Cc Pin 4 Finance pfd:... stocks or first ER R. EZ. CO., 808 Ch ut a + & rooms: all on- VW a () e 40 _N._ 8th, Re a . : - = : omm F commission Santer a at . —— Grand, 1 block to FIOPIDA'S finest ‘orange and erapefruit Ti —* OS Smee great bargain just north and adjoining Mat- SB > ( y TRON | Answers confidential. Box ne Se camo. ; . 2 aE ri n, te —~ om ee Commonwealth Finance com .. 2 : % letter. John Trief. ope ippareain Gave! opment- 15.000 acres: sold in 10-acre p usiness or en . ri Y > acre. inelud _ _In 90-acre farm, well developed, only % ’ , ’ , ; ra ; NAPS, EASY TERMS — , THIRTEENTH. Sane MENTS Gare Lebo Cocnte thecees | auile teem plating’ ond see ene tet ges convenient to Log Cabin) yop Real Estate Financing. W-3, Post-Dispateh. Fesumaae as 2 eh Biineae an , quickly, e mn - ) —— ——— General i Rs— . sit Geadee MMR gestions cnt © room at Onanve, | he. ta ek aa edt "ts | past weeky purchasers to im BRINKOT Seca Ot ce eke eet . E. CO., (o> ig , » _quick, JO A. .. PARKER, Parma, Mo. prove with handsome homes. Was money to loan on city real estate i. KH ches > . : _lonia} Charter ag ek gton, Del, ' 3 me ; >. | i J Kk M— j , RO acres in | . . . . “SER "oa °° r e e* : A 7 re E = Sy oe “room house. -pler Yeontors qs p withateer yet wy cistern, "spring, 'This is the choicest site of all— me a > R CO. | MONEY to salaried peonle; easy . payments: Invaders Of] Corp. .... 9; * eh Eee Be to o saute nat = a AN BU y A HOM % Ae ; 0: card. aphical | stable, ete.; orchard: on auto road; phone | 20 0 LIST LAL B19 Seare t ‘st | confidential. 1881 Railway exchange Bidg | * | ; i os bes i cei : hed KUHS, 8321 N. Broadway, of a ty 7 RE : core. wb ee | farm oe gle ge ee ee bid at 2 | at $2 per acre; Be per acre cash. balance in| T AT F107 ments; chatania 8 per cons discount. In- | 3 ey on. Seeker's Guide, Jali. First ti. = ia | Chestaut ORANG: IN | o'clock. Geo. EB. Williams, 20th Century 40 years. 5 ner cent Interest. Send 6c post- MONE Ail J7/2 70 | dustrial Loan Co., 734-716 Chestnut. (c8) Steelcraft Units 92 60 | Hank Bide, Chicago, Uh 7a. = % PROP'TY FOR § a _ PALES “¢ . ~U acres, in Bie. Genevieve County, “> N UBLISHING a We hare Dienty of funds to place on high- at 2 per cent per ay (oi h. Olive 38 4. “e+ *@eeeeeeeece i 00 oun ie hand territory —s one Box 1470-E, Orlando. Fin.(cO@) | Missouri, 65 miles gouth of St. Louis, 4 grade real estate security at the lowest rates.| Mound City Loan Co.. 427 Victoria Bide. | hind THUCK ..-sseeeerenees Sel eneations nee -- | miles from Laurenceton: .* acres cleared | urm 1 business. Sen us first before placing or renewing your | LOANS secured on ‘ernirene and autos 4 eppareatus on . - ay OHMEYER = ‘Ak S ve oe United Drillt ‘ , | free of stumos and rocks, Wisconsin ited Drilling ......eeecces 1 Union. ~ ot % and FARM Kansas | timber, 15,000 ratlroad ties. | ——- | to $300. Forest 824 600 Unit Motors eee Be FARM—For sale or exchange, 60 acres:|> 3 = — . | has. W eeah n Unite. . covede Some 1 $3 to, 900 cule, tee te | 18 Wace indie Peake cnittes eee ey er ae@Aij> = fyi oe be cleared: good 3-room house, - Wis Ir YOU need Lo | Tel you eon ay.: 2 rooms ard ~ E : | A les south of Hugo- oo tpdeg $2500. % NDS bones i oy Be l-| t mall orchard and vineyard, ‘clg:arn Sawyer County, : rnirpr Bh S-room frame: Jet 30 a - tivett Bag —— Tg ogy ag) Es | and spring water; 325 wer acre. John) KOTSREAN, 301; 723 € C hestnut. Main 1195. | ee pee ee ee ae Bortant p the should at the ba rate; trade or loan money os « New Y ba.) ———s | | gg or selling becsuse of old —, ae | nite tian ee ewe, Mo —— a | ie Ser 500 Bank of Commeroe Bldg. best and most private 2661 ey eraeourt. | an end curb stocks. DOCTOR—To loca ¢ ’ ion and pictures, apt err % FaARWous acres. in Misouri. miles o , + > Standard Credit Co., ‘ uote Oklahoma end Wyoming r j ante line. Owt-of-town nen “614 N. 87st st.. East St. Louis, lil. Louis, Prankiin ounty pe — = REAL ESTATE = —COUNTRY _ | Olive 6077 Central 388321, anan Pidg. (c56) | a4 seame, MPANY, : ROR roe \ cultivation; “0 acres fine timber; 6-ro . » y \ANS—LOANS—LOANS. H. J. KATTELMAN | Datly er Sunday, Mint — | house, barn, poultry houses, etc.; on auto MINERAL SPRINGR—Doctor, banker or Do You Need Money? een en ee keeping ho 803 ‘Central National Bank ' en “get | Oltve Olive 2255. 7th and Olive. Contral : 4 » (el) ar.: 2 rooms and By 5 ' re F neat Aree of more in- tilinole | 6 miles to rail- anyone wanting mineral springs for pri | . and eol4 water: xit eG = | road, mail and phone line: m t ; ‘ — ' , ments: see others’ rates hot ee | vate, club or company home; concrete bath- We Make and Buy eany OAHE AMERIC AN CO., 377 Arcade {ec Ie “thy line discount. on do ik 3 icine r ree ‘ist | vad; don't overlook this good buy. We have bee ee & TIMBER LANDS | R. Hallock, 1422 MccCaual land av. —_ (c@9) other farms. Ask for what yon want; walirend: 0 nation i Louis: ime sacherts ‘SECOND AND THIRD DEEDS Ride. Entrance 911 N. 8th st rU nion ‘Station : 7 adjoining Cemiawood Clos | “ARM—1060 acres. well in nprov ved :» aa | GEO. H, HEMKER REALTY CO... houses, fruit. Box J-17. Post-Dispatch. (2) E MA ear oe cae WONEY LOANED TO SALARIED PEOPLE. | USINESS CHA NI ES 2 ar actos, % Cemiewood Clud| ““tewn: price $UU Der Bore eS 10 Chestnut st.. St. Louis. Mo. a SS >= T. 5 » COz, | $2000, PRICE $12,000. g B: Dart — ber and part creek bot- | lem, Ili enavievre 617 N. 8th st., 7th floor. Olive 2121. Steadily employed can borrow from §10 Test west of Union Station, @& a3 ‘ Certher ti,” price ~ > Quick cos Sieh Plenty good bargains in Illinvis| FA aoa ae tel ih ame = a pas REAL ESTATE—OTHER CITIES pe ea a mn " a FT up on aymenia. note. Repay in smail “Stang iWin an wi ° Ls | agama ‘ ' monthiv pb ? e7if property that will mais bigs free ° ; ‘ a of farins oot ba Sain ise to a mile from echool and church: 120 acres CO:TAGE s—2 @jcining: one ¥. one 5 : st. Took Front farm Ta Alton: | Pun Reasee weeeee der, wood, fener; | ropm: are fine : : Ree LOAN AND INVESTMENT €o,, 88e tine: out-of. , | AGE 0 | | 1506 Chemical Bldg. fated . SS. TORY making {| ie 3. nad poome an‘ Bx ~_ et (Mu . ; S-reoom frame; toflet: tab . wt : y 0. * Fd ,_inseritons le celving sets req ow >. today a 2 : : 2 siiliose | — » ~ \ Be: TO & co = eo a =i *tate Serme. dholf Gh, Mt note #.. Ou try, fruit farm in Alton;| 4-reom house. fair barn, two springs,’ 50 | venierces: lots — ~—— 22. FARM—17-acre Ua jh ioe pee al Ole 8506. _ MONLY FOR YOU. $10 UP. brick house: yards from house, granery, chic -en houses | chicken farm and warage: gel! ot er we 1} Loaned any honest person on thetr tein | ——— CHANCES Te ATH a1S Cheetnut amis le for subdivis'on: goo! = 2 a ie ‘ - ’ it: ideal dairy, fruit and poul-| for eultable flat In city Alton. : * » H. KRAMER, Aiton, Il. | and some fru | | ATORS AND mena ‘ anus FOR RENT a os res teeta; fe tile soil; ex: | a7 eee ae pnomneatie read; price Mo. = ba are ~ — brick flats A. Granite i a oe ie Te Mi. 'y ~ era Ney , rat Ss, ha “ G ty: and a ne vestme) ye : 4 wt : . Be >, Ze 4 farm to meas tra lorge ee Fong et on ee ' ¢RM-——Mississipp) wees y bottom: richest! pox G-340 Post-Dispatch ae CF} \imote, {f you are holding a stendy salaried 20-12 XN, Newstend av Mt B54 Market st.(2 $30 p.r acre; wii | land under the sun; 728 acres in one tract, i no indorsers, no publicity: b ve his 4 y f’ 2 lodge ‘alle : Ferg: eon, Mo — a cultivat! m, new ¢-room HOUSE—For wale or lease: room ooncrete |) position: A neg opag who can prove work an — ~ Spock : : a* fox on Fk er rale; 300 = s, 35S miles from 8&t. Louis: | jt on ogy tenant houses, ‘well and cistern, block house; furnace, + Ap-roo sink in 1 Flat A t ts, | made qui i be oil ea ‘cae wae has been identi wit the H 4°07 Noth Market. st. ; “ae | Unien read. , ‘ “geod toads. all under cult vation; hg ha water; al) dry tiilable land when cleared: | Kitchea. 2 cisterns, sleeping Fea races || Business, s; partmen ! ee as the nee re meee saeh; Sonrectoen : clowe t and railvond; SUMPNA: Oe: eit al or PDH “Marissa, IH. | located in Ste, Genevieve County Ag “y _Tinden 5! | Residences. In sums of $5000 ||| 23;599b2" oan a mxgeen woo.) = companies in that held 395. “Post-Dignateh veer aete x : ; 9 town and ra'i-oad4: in efty premerty. SOF, ss. “-— | miles south of Bte. Genevieve, 65. m wf LOTS—Seven ; 50x150; Maple Home Addt- 406 T.iberty Central t Bidg. sires to interview parties who will, afr HAVE clear lote HSC UINC ER, BOTT S, wid ay or wack hi and implements. RA. CH-—-" pcre real truck and ff sovth of 8t. pe ~ automobile eae $e Louis road. Phone Lindell | to $150,000 and up. Broadway and Olive et. vestigating his plan. assist him , 4, - TP PROPERTY —Special \ : vay ct | Se seees: Bae: Gown: | will an B et A peared "ite tlepacter> * bas = re SO"! S763W, _Coilinevilie, lil. Box H-117, P.-D. Phone Olive 8-5-7-9 (98) | in securing leases on a block ef mores 297, Post- spatch, fan st. Yor particulars cal S| Micsett, (0 sirienans, 14 acres Free ce $000. Adaress i : FARM SACRIFICE. RESIDENCE—At bargain price; a fine 9- J. E. Kaime & Bro. AUTOMOBILE LOANS | Stuaten £8 one oF the hett-kao HERE'S something with ' “Gown & Bay , ra.. G-reom house: rent ioe rarabere ti. | ial 860 acres, exceptionally wel! tmproved. tn | room, strictly modern residence, on large NO RED TAPE—NO DELAY. h work | _ Selling through agents. brait “payments ving ; tal *priannval v Gibson Ba crifice, 120 acres, 50 miles Franklin County, Mo., 3 miles from Lesile lot; in nice Lilincis city on railroad and R. BE, Co. We loan to Individuals on private care. preve up. An inauirr will not pee are strong. de oT D ewe th gee: % = gh ad ARSI—At ass Touls on J. C. R. R., near and 73 miles west of St. Louis. he entire Rtate highway; about 20 miles east of St You pay us in easy inetal)/ments while you, in any way and ig; Stee cant 5 vee. 02 Fen tei « eae = . crom pre 1 house. brick silo and smoke ments alone worth oY asked for the entire Louis; one of best homes in town, on | tide. We also finance sop eee aie or re. way tn which t mA-"sh¢ 24 ee ores town; ¢ new barn; tool, farm. Must be sold quick. - in street; excellent iocation for doc. | De Menil Building 1 ‘ ntracte te aot in as ‘eo by = A a arn is) homes, eumersse Sn hows et only $0500; investigate A tor of retired farmer, with childec «o | ‘ | eee ASKER NCE OO b} & comparatively email invest. - hs Adda os yn ng . 8 Ce esu- 119 N. 7th 423-474 Title _ BRon hy Bidg. Olive ‘bis9. ment. ft wi Post-Dispatch: to fe. | services. ' ( MR. INV ESTOR. a 34 ” | machine, chicken, hog gerage, t f realtors solic reas rk) To ' under eultiva- operation o , is anes ; ols © water, all wu BE CHE & PARK KER. Trustees, ate; very fine ac hoo! vest igate. "ix re Spit, Moree tech Post-Dispatch. yublic road, ; ie gl Pee raises red clover. Owner in Texas. 613 Republic Bldg.. Kansas City, Mo. A. L. LOOMIS, 9 N. 7th st., St. Louts Box H-155, Post-Dispatch. qt — ers Ree etn Nene cere torn aeerttcnmoes > ie abies a REA SS

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AP pee lyme et. emai silat tay bial - . we Oe Ree a nll «aii hie ss Slt ae -_ - ee ores _—— a ena yeh ay _ - Et NE AE ne eit Rls es wins TIO aes one | : and F For Sale Ads today: 10B posr_misPaTtcH. oe 600 FARMS F « For Sale, Wanted; vers seein tons Chances, W Wanted = 25.000 votes. He ran nearly 360,- se ts ' : ' s Fo oF SALE 7 BUSINESS f OR Sate ert Ai. 7 TY hind th candidates on the, BUSINESS CHANCES | BUSINESS WANTED _ USE FRING — Bettman Pree | ee cor healthe TO1a eke at @f | REX] AURANT—Exesiient location> .cellis SENATE PONTEST | | escecwae eae ee oe ‘ TMPORTANT—Common law business trust,: BA RY Wta— W-412, Post-Dis. CLEANING AN! BAKERY Wti.—Box 12. — nndoubtedly due to some degree at feunded on constitutions! rights. not on BARE r mal! me BENCine, Fe 1002 XM prt Fhe TORE a nanan . . ven & ; . and 1° . : . e ~ AKERY AN UNTCH Ri ,OM Wed SmMais; ote pod tus : —— . | in = js siatttes, Consult A. Morrison, 203 Wain- ““; Netrict Box 6-295, P.-D. 0) a OVING. TRANSIT- aa. kon oe Kk. after 6D. m. | 5 ee least to the fact that they were se BOOK TT Ee tine BE PATNI IO Se te _ in factory district aay wright Bide. a a ee l. HAULING, fice com- i] k for Mr. Neheet RESTAURANT a t {SCH display ac eg ees 161 magazines, | BAKER) Sop! carted ssay tows. SOS} SEUUW. truces, DOtses. ~. apace add «Oi Gh R ; tadlishe ey mak :; Brosdwsa the same ticket with Folk. thrice tines. 135. Nood'’s FPopu Serv- | oO , aici. —— ow ——- © : hips iste ; ene a ~~ " i ne ise ' holeca! OT ,iarice times $15 opuiar Serv Freese, ca io bax, hn roome: 6 guse: gacrifice. senate te business: N joca | Main ¥y Box 399. P vp Probable Effect of Movement. o_O | OCER ay Mie aa a eran ——- | KESTACRANT—Luncl ter; g00u ' '. : While this campaign Las marked “1 ha kery INCORPORATING a company? * Save ex-! — Weis Poet store Suitable for 3 differences from that of 1918 the: senses and taxes by orgazizing om the rup- : - vee a wler common iaw play under a pure dec-' BOARDING HOUSE W i Right parties, Rox H-2 Post-Dispa soe anti-Reed movement is certain to, _. “s ~ . Ll m Demeree Forms issue. = “cea tta Te parckase | na‘iu- “Team: ar yy Ss. ee URUC ER Fir business: ner retirine ) cee - e ‘ nA e , ma | Bs Fi } nd begin doing business at once, In- | ©) SINESS Witd.—To pure shonin r TONERY—_Li oms; rent sut ixtures ar stg om han ) iil take partne 7 ) have its effect in reducing Reed’s | ae res and beg x bu t 2. in-| oo “ , .. Box — Living } inve ow “ : é sist upen Demaree Forms. the original, ne- ; facturing business, state paris a> a ee an a ee ye ‘ “y- - &o0u sit : nteed p Oo x oe animals ...--------: _ Ny - m4 used! (@-374. Post-Disnatc! fn 2220 N. Browiws >= saree wares == —— mannan ims 1 years prese: ation; give y ce: i . : { vote. = rinms. ove The principal difference is that | ' PR % acca Fish. ese? tionally -accepted forms, approved ani used. ; SSeetaiainen coor a br wel -KNOWD attorneys. Send for targe, DRUG STORE W td. en #.- 357, to NE BOT : i Dale Rat i——-MATROL a! bullding : ; : fTiai. GD F. brat . : et (C-149) nt ing 2 t- m eou n © t r ods. S00 OQUIATG —_ he Sa.€3 2100 dal brice T rea) -. i? , ; . : bo ree, © oe, Coatelas were | op Be ee 3 ! : Strubhart AURANT at } cel tn 1918, there was no perceptible attorneys .--------- forma: ion that you will need. C. 8. Dema-! Dri G STORE Wtd.— Will par - cash CONFECTION Bargain a ae eens ri U ‘2 a ease. cheat = inch coun a —— ee a oo ~~ j ’ . 4% ‘ 2 " ’ an lt = et > = “CTR ; SINESS—Will pay cash Toner [ONERY A? FY : ! > ines mth; res : =. F ost- Lapa : . ; Booklet Be Uh ay . INVEST tn fast-growing. unlimited business, | ag ttt ~"4 a ai « 7a nis. Hox H-3 ispatch RESAURANTS—Down gas emt Cc f | H ti tion Reveals while this year Reed has a very to Uned D — 4 Automobiles .......-.--18 any amount. Box _H-139, Post-Dispatch. SatLING STATION Wa —South 8! wae, hee - coht tunch:| Gx ’aY STORE—Ie North st Leals: Vashineton Sl] ea ¢ arerui inves iga strong following among Republi- R ee a ante Travel a 7 W ANT a cape bie specialty saiesmTm2n to * atta ‘ , ae -— ; oe ion = " i ® . * ) ‘ : “ + 1300 I? rt his . an C a . “UT irk t S5. J ‘ OO ‘ ar >... & 7 emainder 7 rs 3g ae? > Mu : cles. 22 : associate with me in permoting ane fi- | Hemel ~s ae , oe tate!. 52: st st we Bs com, - nhs ae EO About 2. ; call Monday Tyler 1160 V+ SiO Th ar, Boole Oe R evival of Condition cans. . h ; of * Bicycles bad 24 mancing high grade specialty which rom- wh RUCERY ' ol eo ae av.. Ds: broad $10 The question which arises tn the 4 Birde—Poultry ...----- iges wide sale; bave exciusive agency for, Vs\2hA» De aaa ety and ¢ tion: price reasonad.¢ ne oe in’ ; od me cil Rete a rm ba ~~ . ~4 \¢ Accuses ribunal ; * , Missouri Small investment. i” nusua' . to $ 0 000; ee =oous }: pe 7 Hu , 2 ; ; 9 ae Pn . : ' ik . * 3 ; Oo r : ' F — ‘ ~H \ . , « . inal Which Resulted in the rm inds tc > po! liticiar ns ts whether the T of 5 -. PROM ee ee ONT Ot Pon —— ' CONF ECTIONER P.OCE Oppesiee | ZROCERY aie ——————— es RETAIL SHOE STOR! oo , Republican vote Reed will get will P a deli °2? yet -TDispatc . PRE Pa et “Sige ae aaa rent. 3%) “VLENT A } RAR T—Estabtishes oa ° eet statin haps : nhowr- es; 4 ——— —- ne —= pees dol; 3 living room: ner: 3 . aon o , .. : ll-established tra r eo. . over balance the Democratic vote | ing olitics.” 7 LARGE—Reliabie whoiesa'e firm will finance GROCERY Wté—Smaill; o: acumen eS rt i ——* rer : P ee taeda ke ne a cae — OX G-di P.-1 I f Folk. . ; and hack an honesi, indusiric ous man - mr cash. Ror G-215, Post-D: Spat —— : eo a oe oes TVET oe * + —— ; vi . ttn , atch fet ae ae a ae ae , Elimination Oo Brewster will receive. : : presperous business ofits |GROCERY Wta —Will exchange double flat: ~ “looms in back. Victor 27@Sl. 2750 Ar,’ ee . - irket; old-estab- ROAD HOUSE—Five builc and shad acl There would seem to be (Ifttie and future assured; $1000 “to $2000 re ) pcation; fine repair; Want _ paying nal esa district,’ Bax Weoun ot: goed Sed an a J-19._Post-1 : doubt that if all the anti - Reed py a Staff Conepondiat euvired es denpesit_ on goods; same scoured. : . Rrown. 525 Wainwright Bl ho - ——__—__—_-— ee . sir . | ispat Wie a = ae — “4 CONFROHONE : a - eet os m Use Reasonabie: goot location: | DIFFERENT MEN BACK nemocrats voted for Brewster, that. > Post-Disp de wnre- sh Box J-275. Post.Disnatch. (6) GROCERY a ; “iT ‘FE NEI —In dc aia gre cane = $0 MAN with smail capital who understands oteattenigynora na fixtures: if you Ne he tent.t anal business nv in yourseir: rent $40: Pe aot ‘ North canning fruit and vegetables can get into t quick buye mash write Molasky,’) ———___>-_— ——_— cpa Si. LOUIS E> ANGE. 709 ia Bia ae Ti 2 — HO WEVER Brewster would be elected, but it is JEFFERSON CITY, Oct.’ 4 proposition-on fruit farm. Call 5733 Merchandise Rroker. te 13 Franklin SS o,f weed ee GROCEKY—aAnd me arket >) Aa-) Ooo ac s0R OF MOVE, - very doubtful that Brewster will re-} se marin attacks are made ees: quargain; te: ‘leas , : } at | ~ gent $226: easy termes. ® A cae 'eetve half the votes of those who. | State Supreme Court fin affitt ay. GROCERY Wt2—wWe peciall in buyin es: har in: t a - Jease: nc rents. Ljt- ner: elegant oo mercant sce mont } oe on “tame r 2, can text-book for the F ARTNER* Wd —Smail established drug, orcery stocks amd fixtu " . ou rit y > - q . . : - : = : store: $700. Box H-S4 Post-Dismatc® = quick and cash buyer fer wour a. C ’ - ——s . ss ‘ = é a 4% . - » anit: Suvestionte-- 2028 ‘Washington. Soext HOTEL OR RESTACRANT Wtd—citr o = ie en eee Ce eS tOOMING HOUSES—15 14 ana 3 vo who never hare voted for a Repub-| 8nd Clyde L. Tuck, eee Sunday. Oct 15. at 2: . PATENT—Uneaualed i ee > country: buv or lease. Box = 2. P.-D Os: “tenon: mn ‘e« gentie- Tan? tue en Soatectionsry. Thiy j terms. ©5098 Olive. Dewe Four y A ican. It is among those Democrats) of the State Committees, eS si Biederweid sg Bethiehem O sete — ul, po . LUNCH ROOM wera a. —_— ree ‘aurant. . te ~ : i noe mira ~ i Sante tee a — ; 7 ht) oe - ~ m - ‘ . - st i? Rw? Yo ; _~ : roc s: cere loon " ears go. that the anti- Reed feeling {s strong- | The State Supreme Court Bay - i. : - 5 was = ember £ —_———_— -- ay EER ae e yet ~T> © é 4 } ’ } re a rea! ba ‘ A : : ~~ * Or ™ 2 ; Y d 3 : * REPRESENTATIVES wanted everyunere, | Fives Sots meas : eer * roa tions, crinks; clea: G pal bargain. it's he: ickn 1) pS eS _Westminste: eatin est, and while many of them are; Posed of seven judges, four of « nae rao’ s life ee “branch. C. Hammer, 423 St. Geerge. | =a 5E — Busy GRUCERY—Good location: stock. flaiares | 2832 Wash i DRS Eee: By CURTIS A. BETTS. now insisting that they will scratch | #T® Democrats and three gap = _ 14. 1023. = Wm. ae ~ipek ra : Staff Correspondent of Reed and vote for Brewster, it 1s/ C858. Gov. Hyde wag ed | % MANAGE ine eut-rate tire store. good PRIN1 ING PLANT Wtd.—To buy. or 1] iti r street r loo; UNUSUs ong pita oe © np, ore ns y. Set Ol a =. © i tc = x 2 eaiary; $1000.cash required: well secured: bur machinery: what have you. Box bey - ape ait SS x rick bt ie: own enn oe -—_- —- ds P i ox to s * . " 6 : . s* a+s © , ; - . . z . . r. Cc 4 ii ’ +4 in > an oe ’ ic 4 able ie tke care.of the seiling end: must! ROOMING ee S| nually; lively Wellston district nt 3 eap rent; mo competit’m in ; | De 0. 5073 ) ‘refui investigation Of t hooth and vote the straight Demoe-: Chief executive in January, 11 ee. Det eee "all invest S000 to $10.000. Bex i-: é or terms Linde! : a6 reas: : ‘3 : 7 res mositivels oF bal ‘ : a, tie ge, 1 = me. =h™ \ , xif is - — r n 1] Ta 3¢ con Aition cratic ticket, Reed and all. A report, apparently e press Stored “3 Bigg £ a a Ga Le SENCE——Handiing high class spe- ROOMING HOU SE—West of Grand; state! reaso Lis ox G-342, Post-Dispat Piuiiee = pe, SUDGay, « J teen oR Ss ok , cash. sis live eal eats th b ; | urc ose siete 4 i¢ oe ie elin Sena AGENCT—His manager, experienced price: terms Box W-84, Post-Dis. : — wehiers NERY— FIRST —m ye Pe Ee nS ° M Re mixG ator Fash: . rul NLISSOUL! reais ‘at Age ~ There will. of course. de many & 8O 6 ci to the ' Pe 4? Easton sven. —_ — a a‘ — -{ = : j ‘ tAl NIBRBREST - Aaa if) et. 7 te ‘4 er . 4 (00D REASON FOR SELLING euret S ; 1 : 3: texvenahoe 7 ae are eo ; w sleCil complished the defeat ofa larger number who will seratch of the University of Mw : : Services ag sags 7 on ime sales .etters, booklets, catalo new plans houses: no charees in advance: = wee : . Monday, Oct. . 404 ag. vacy assured: for quick and satisfactory re ; To". = . ~~ , = er or gg epee a ie) oe ; EXDI on" wEALTY. am 5 : tht 1ONERIES- -_ fell 34 “ware andé tee) | | 6 Pa Sh a siection of Selden P. Spencer, senator These are the ol4 line | Robert F. Walker of se 1 | SUBSTANTIAL’ corporation eppertunity for man with 4 fs ati % “ > Sel ae - = ‘ ogy to St. Louis stre eS x ght aeons Sp in Democratic State politi just recefve any thing like the number | A storm of protest was = ~legse COPY. “$5 ‘ turing business: ee: | | aX. ov ER 150 REAL PUCTERS | $20 a a y hee en 40.000; reagon for selling. ROOMIN rorscEe Tashington. jo 8&3 &@ different group of Democrats of Republican votes that f[t appears a by the report, wn ZK month . me them to rou tm our own cars. ' 2 ren ~ ee aS ae “Whies UT : y Ss; 2 furnished cos in 767 term ’ : + - ders from Bt. Le Louis aicne show prem — | Save you time and moner. Phone Olire 795. Hamilton av. i 3 33 gan 's . Lal e or call Gras 3° oes rota ri uay, 22 1918 determined to eliminate on the surface now thet he — re- | nothing came of it referentem of highest characi x | FRY @ HETE INVESTMENT Co., South Broadway th ouil : HOT) -APPly to A Jer Eo eee bee Lucas “Sco Lo : rial town: ; elmar bd! ; rats rer unty, the number cratic ways. and when tt comes to Dé¢foré>the court during ™ ; : omy ant Jases 5m ~ . - Lodg! ; 4 70 rooms. ; ) ee ratec am he: Ee — ee ee . ne haa ‘ es a, & 2 ¢ Se me Tt el aro aoe Holmes Rooming house: 10. 15. 20 rooms “a ving 802 y $88 i. | ae 5. Box G-305. Post-Dispatch tOOMING HOUSE-—-8 rooms, neatly fur. fr : ssibly 500 depending voting for a Democrat will back years of the Hyde | a | FITZGERAL D—Entered t0to rest a ee a eae eenaes, 15000 a | es ee : BS; COSA OF 2. smal? ae weet End: _is — eae Sr ~~ |e th sountry, rho are out- down at the last minute. which have elapsed. Ip 5 . Oct. 14, 1922. at 3:15 ». =m. : : > . up. T Sn, ota «. “ES aa payne ‘ =: \Gx va Tr a : 3 Ds WONDERFUL opportunity for young GLENN'S BUSINESS : "\ -200. Peet. Dime : Ceeee Sex strictly modern: a! | ‘hot and PeOTs ving } merit Linde Sly in some counties more th eampaign. Audratn. Adair. Boone,| Strict political Hnes In as : : as Carroll, Chariton. Marion, Pike, Put-| Which James L. B j Bare Charch interment tn Galvary who is ambitious to secure control ‘and 204 Waireright a id : each roo -¥ r heat . 7 orl +, UNCHROOM—Wit. | terme: res a} =r ys at Rg ee ee ee) os *no are outspoke whi : a a — - — ; : he polis and » nam, Ralls Randolph, Schurier, 'crat. was ousted as State | co into rest on 2 {income investigate. »f ¢* > - > > Le Ss ULINSisl aL a 4 4 — ber of Commerce, Baissviie | YOUR BUSINESS FOR CASH | D&vicaTesseN-cAKiRi—iea tome met ) i a4 a i ie for 3B. Be ee tice J lair otéea ail Oct 15. 1922, at Gepengence County. and ike White tiene Quickly and privately We epectalize ir est ca lion; nily equip? ACE CURTAIN CLEANING COURT " ture: geed incor ar | 34, teepublican nomines or , Rrewster will profit over Reeq in tice James L. B ‘ y (nee Thomas). (99) 'selline out-of-town businesses We take the fe od aa — Pond West OO¢ bie business: latest MS eS... Pith : : who are saying nothing the scratching which will be done, three Republicans against his g evoh and Russel] Pazet. Robert Ol No man has moderate capita! to rarest, ii Mie eee oo ee te Oe | "PRA “ne _peeane, 2 CISEXCH INGE. 709 Fi ‘& but there {= no possible war to @e-| Democratic colleagues te. | Gieseimann. Mrs. Edith Pattod : a. 7 aK CTICE—U nepm ort — ; = ctoria Ridg. H- 130 Post- Disna tc h. inva! uab! e to Frou Tf You or positi ; ee = s %) 7 wes os ; ; : mu ew a SOR . ata ~ an re a ar paickiy for worth ee ve . prope or not vote on ) = oe ai Hanley country. Nothing to sril prospective buyer directly to you at our) —S St vei hinery: 1 . eee YOMING HO! i na, news De- al inte , ee : e —— ADC nei ntentions except with- ‘ Whnert hare te er > a . : “ae Ne . I ‘ ta , ‘ Gagliano. ee, ee oe eg Our 20 years’ experien: of reputation a! ‘eftern Nebraska community seeking com- LADIES . m Interment La Salle #t.. DRAYAGE—aA 5000-mile fan. Bett and our $1 Fas x Y : : 7 oo, $100 and more = “tf Fou | ‘ : 22s. Pos low : _ hist : laa vt! , ae SK _— PARI rth “S35. ~~ ey ey uy ; ar ge a 5S seer S MANUI TURING BUSINESS — Es.b. —— eee LOC hi "eal 2 nectation that Reed will carry both this probably is a fact bs ’ ¥ = . ~~ a _ hi - — = =% S - , — : \ . - ’ ? . ¢ ~~ : ; vw r - : to | investigate. Bex H-75. Post -L 3 mL! JRE——North, it ey street ider nartn: ; sa at Og: , . aa 1% oc! : | hile the s+ TLovts and Kaneas City and ‘ng the bitter : aye 3 vane TO eee ia 5000. reeponet! >ie | AU TY REPALR SHOP—Vande, enter al ¢ * 2 : “tery * +4 >. ~athii) — - mi =. ASR -t) ws As! eton . Vi SiLOcrTracts 2. ire } while Kansas Citw always Aelivers administration, +? 2 : company offers ‘exclusive advertising prop. | Uiive; doing zo0od business; selling account ——-—~— —— itn a. A Ata ; USINE Pe . ROOMING HB : Lj os 10” enti, 2 fair? vy laree Democratic mafority handbook. =: SXIENcCE or THE 8sOoUL— ation. unlienite@= puesibilities. protecced | of sickbess Grand 4454/ DRL i orth Side; ies OO nat ohat . mene - i ne Bn 143 -- ba Tc ‘et: ‘ . : — Kol-Lac Kom-. _dusines: 7421 S. Broadway. nquire _etz & Sirudhart, MARI —Ineuire at °S01 toma” ! Ark , 7S ke: >urt oeratic polities f. a Rural Missourt usvally ts Demo- ‘ts foreword it states that th : 5 RITCAI meeting Sunday . \ irgini | et a 0 — ~ SE. aE em? ke EE TEESE NT OER De ; : nany ; 7 OFT t. ’ SaxcRe — DELICATESS @ "7 ae eos : ; catia a , “weer - ’ pean emery . : a2 26 as a. ' , : +m} ‘ ; = ara ae ee on ne a ~ oh: LOR 9.00 ‘ a a ae s a despite ae | A ae ae oe . te ; (OUMING H ' see. ‘ernor’s 1 . ) to a fairly good sized .Repnblican spite many handicaps et * _——.—_-------— | BAKERY—West End: $70 per day cash ove: 6 ————_—— . ME RQ} ~ 4 : i : : . t 22 ; , ep : : ‘ aii ad - ‘ of a Democrat! a ISSUE WANTED __ the counter SS = Hill. S06 ‘ Bestnut. lek 3 > ‘ .. a . ir : “. ai , . : ” me : c rh = : a. ax * ; : L.Y ‘ uffici . ATOTILy ° Win ™m Cc Supreme C Te place with country clients: prefer issue BAh EKY—Hociamont av; good stand hi =~ = iodia- ee .-40 ‘ — - a i-F OLR ; 2>mocrat Phe sftuetion in Carroll county, others.’ established concern. seeking adéitiona! sear 2 — ) 4201 aie rent PO) — : = cE A MARK —Con ‘ a. — | SSE” a ——_ at a v to mal uncertal is Tittle different from that of other The same note ts taken 1 work! fumd« for expansion purposes on! —— owucnart, ee ax ei AL you : tor >.@ befc nec | “ pel —_ a — —- ame aan Sn fp, as Se i ; - tsc 744 Post- Dispatch BAK ERY—SS000. pn inci udir Tr _— S . ‘Sir price, B| Jef B a ais as 864 ' ae ' -andcicate : 1S néral election. orthern Missouri counties visited m ¢ ussing the ¢ ae PDRUG AND TOILET GOODS TRADE np. SCORE 1400T 3 1 ee WOK v - ——— eon i —— M? > MARK! f——-ene.tinen- t ton e.. : ne —— : aR ne FE heen } hen he sougch? nination for thi | co uc . ee : eet nena irnish ® m, clase meeting Thursday. 8 > ; : —— ited ania Peas ae hse) : oy a4 Pr. reon i : ; by =~ — ‘ he He , . ee oe : and of netderahie um ber of he fi judi 7 - & State «.. Et. st. Louis, IL : yo —.—-~ BAKERY—Andg property. ne : y, ° Or eet oo ° : = de a2 co n rst cial . . 7 : . _ : nter ; ‘XPRESS Ri eIixnrex . = ; zy aed ? Picg : ee : —- . _s . La ij ine im r and a em —— ee | Jebnect. PACE YOUR WANTS ADS Cy Fe week! y counter sales, XPRESS BUSIN! Vest End. ¢ MILLINERY : =. ————— — a § = rs . we \\ ITH Us } OR NATION- BARK fit} . n 3 ; ou i , J sO@AViL cme Cit F"or Ea (sy L.45] : . — Dre “5 — “a a “a si in dé .€2 hf . : : ! » asl yom Be cgay FE ns: fi be which th aed Legislature, at :, 3 neray : . ag" a soe oa . * elie oe yeoman —————— oe a3 Lisi a : m5 TE — on = Sistrict — ae 2D oneral ele © muc rger Demoec . 3 . cire , Wednceday i> m All WIPE RESULTS business; Drofitabie investment complete | EXPRESs SUSNENG— Wei paving West SOLLINERY SHOPSS ielag a1: ining rote 1407 Hogement 9 tog larger Democratic vote for session, re-enacted ft The MMMM Bin. song, Sm A > ; mess vende ic ae Sm = G-sse nd: Rew t: ~ § 1 local!t ¥ gy: -EPAIP Stool ~ —s Prewster than Republican vote for Court, divid | — ENV ce an CONNECTIONS — ALL ‘Post- ispetch nie : eWay ‘ : p TT =. 7 SP RIT AL =x T Py IN AND BAKER ¥—_Near nate iatréct - _o | Seen — nn Worl a : tel a sieiiai ew 3 that hie defeat Feed. Reed Democrats insist Reed ‘fourt © three, held the ; rices Sunday evenings..5: Wed “ith 3 —— ee aoe Ste SITPV IN / RE T , HOE REPAIF : od Would mean hi limi: ae will get more Republicans than he illegal! i a = SiltGgA Easton. Mra. ‘ bere: t Ms whi s*. iu 3 ; _ pe | ; es Derm at " et. ; P- j - tal comix sION PRICES : jer verona ee ACTORY—Compiete for manuf tion. g eating ‘ty. > ster ies ‘2 Ses: offer takes it. , at ‘a ti — Democrats. ané es Reed Decision Is Attacked ~ g VERSAL THEOMONISTIC a iT r PROOF OF Ty whit aie aun , ‘ . oe omp.ste for | anufac Oo mM! Phe | J autitully dece- a& . suid not hear Mmocrats sav ther heltere Reed or this th R ud | 2 oh a a 2> m and 7-30 N v RA TEED . —————— ~ Ai - — a : - —— -—---~— —— : ———— . 2Ot : ee — , . =k iE i? 7? «HS. . adh then a4 lad \f = P ae Ke e will - oh A f etic in +h . e ep lHican t > 32 ard. ‘Me S hear and ¢ INSERTION. % A — - | } ' HO} ca tion : a? Lit De e@ecratche reeiy in the coun AXKRUM ADVERTISING AGENCY. \AT TATION AND “EQ -IPMENT— gy livres. — : BUretts at : must act rc: ¢ 53.06 : in amie L ¢ aac ” on teh Sa an . = . Res. . said: “The Supreme Court 3 zen ; Grend a Car. Sg years a Ls BL... CHICAGO -e bie. 15d §. a re 7 ag ne cw “- ee nd” Box Ww LENG STATION—Repair si snd ¢ meee eH - OD ve ees po amen aga ' = gente eR a forth centra MISSouR' PAMFIC TO RESTORE Legisiature was without # : IYERS! BIG OPPORTUNT A + ers zs : T LOlis PXCHA? si a gliday season comers od business: __ 609 Franklin av. Site mien ai = .e strong Demo , pass the bill of July 30 (the ‘ unday, & at 4001'S ihe RE Siena Teese Bae WBN DT LLIN Sr ae ers He Foes Dlbon en Bex FIST. SOE NaS ImTSe Ty GERMS counties of southeast Mimourt KANSAS CITY-JOPLIN TRAINS |semston act) nt ener QM So 1% hous SS immar location x $# =) =e ¥ 1} ; ~- = _Ba " - — - - d . 3 . ¥ = store 7 a = im the general elec- June 14 had been finally 3 , . efontaine line t tg 1] TESS Brat TY = SsHOP—Exclusiy est nd: i rie od DAY} neon: : S77! he : . ~ ge Se IN VARIET Bt USINE SRACTY MHOP—Sair gees = selling Box| ti-€. Post-Inepateh | pp aS | | : 7 spatch wane Poth a esult of this campaign Br the Ssenciated Press on by the people at the " nD m.. : tes be- JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 14—The/ 1922. election. ; General ‘¢onditions are now ome City; — ie toe a go Ae oo cargi 25-2 Mec. ICTURE §1 ee Fry gee ee. Market. ee ee uussiiiiathin peg ehh ; Demo¢ratic Misseurt Pactfie flroad will re- “In other words, the §& more favorable to the suecers of i r SHOP—Couplete” eet ot FURAGTURE yo ee a Pe Wonder = Pe ayy ergy Rs tion. and wee ane. That elec- store the midnight train from Kaneas| Court took from the arcw business ventures than at ) ~ em — : a es an a Ras arm wi : a ACHANGE. 701 : » Bits HOR atedin- Yen ina iuibbiinedalidaie /S80M* city +5 Joplin and the train from | i part of its constitutional & any time since the war. traci : | ee Pe Pat Ae TREES AELE STORE. Sat heel ta ~ 2 ag | ther 57. Eas lines se sie t5 Settee ates _ to pass a law. In order & | ~te ‘ : | 7 SHON nt, . oe | ee ae ial: “eR CAVES Dlish this the Democrati | Bus: NESS. pod — " > a . o~4 ~ : : : : . ' , ¥ : * . . : The ¥i ty business offers un- - Cictetaeieens “anes a7; eae eS ne 4 ri? Py 8. Gcu ss r lease: 3 Pesaro aie | “a — se se eat ey arte : SARAGE AND & = 3 = eae seg 7 af _ -DRIXK PARIOP__in0, a pilin at 30 p. m. Cally, it was in the Supreme Court had fi Hi hs re it! yo har 2d anh rer overnheu . . s . mF : usual bilities and at the same muse for se! — 7 Apply ¢ car Capacity. Box H-131, Post-Dt> je - ine at tine « ity or ext La M restored at midnight! court by which the ato | esti = . _— i ot - nee _ . ‘ a -- ~ - . : ' -_. ° : o *. , 2 a ‘ cr , 8¢ ee “ =) _— prises. — taurant. 8) buss tine 7 ther | : od bad ra - — , ’ | are | ‘sed 1 oe , 2 n naa ct. me - Was an- districting by the Ge not r. - == _* —_ . . ~~ . : ; j= oe ; .i rT the pe Natu ra ° i e i. are makin business improves. Bio accessories, manufacturing | seer og othe > eee gS 2 \nton : Sie tae Stor hopmen nd coa trikes. a is a > —s 2 : . achine ep: fuile ectines2 oy a AL MER( HAN! TO} "Tr 3 - = . — ' eC | maa * | "he rite be f that case it tf you are thinking ©. going ) “tri , ry es =? - - F “4 5t. i Ze ai73 : t ; , e se “ % " 3 ; 7 A : 4 ~ pny: sO re 2h we into a business of your own—by tel; im ot section mr ge eS room : __ fice nd bealtn ‘ee : | pa yim Nee tk a ting: Int = 1 valine ned. as rece! be am reversed itself on bili a th ; fectiomery; light lurch # a . 372 anc ) | >. ~~ nz and rendered a purely HT CHURCH riety Sto rintin mali job sh “TER Y- t N Sant + . , Hs , me —din + etic possi bi ties e Va . re. : a 2 San ames : RESTA ms : yer OFT-DRINK ¥-331. P-D —— souri Pacific that arrangements must 4 Setesse v & ade to put the trains back on. ‘@s #8 made by Gov. =iyus “ RISING STAR CHURCH. mons ae seil sy ods for rapid r a re par’ 7 st of different bu __part pa C 6-32 | | 3 | | 7 . a y : —— 3 : ae & Senerat Bassett all 7 fern Mrs. Gunther ast the Kind of goods for rapi ee oe are “5 M gt ae | eT a — . on 7 inti ae , o | furnig oa, THe. : $0 GHT . ie oo F ONY, uassion. ae \Pan.ke..* ' . - . ==~ - : . - ~~? - ’ . : ; ° “ - s 7 “ - , 1 : ; ys tes tz = 2 We know e? many excellent lo- si farket Master re rue . —~ gure , ; ‘ : = 1561 Ma-, ; ne geod - Suit for 4 rec ery fer and an account- remain in operation.” Cations im @ifferent parts of the (ANU STURE—ani he cream var in WE! secs ‘ rokee st.: 4 Fe - = ms on pa “es ing was fied yesterday against the Lays Failure to | Ve eo : | : Wes . P. Mueller eo & Fuel Co. 465¢ be startéd on from $1500 to oe t le — i Mark-t > Pee. Pemeer me ; meena : sc OFT DB! eR AND Pd > = all } ne for $70 — by Mre. Adele Muel- textbook states that “the | ee panes ie neat ene os >> + : - ape ’ = " or . ee le so ove — -_ ; ; ‘ “ nopoeeng successfully ' _ : sout of . r as guardian for her stepdaughter. State officials made a — ‘2 ate with Ne aot aoa We are ilies of the ra- [SANDY STORE Pas - ee ; ~ re ' : : : ' = : . Facies ae - . , " pri , rn I tag , ~~ = of sock in the redistrict the State | | : , | rm rs y fro her father, the late tricts on a popula Taluable assistance so that. suc. © 2 > #2! Fe — — : : a 3 ; . ; : n ecss is net dependent upon prevr- Ctiastan road & Mefies cond. © tener... @! ss: ‘ “7 “ ~~ : : | ’ : 4 | | s ¢ 7, |. tha ; : - r} a meet ‘og at the can economy and cL XG D> pre: NG Bi xx ‘5; alee 5 Dia’ : : 4 iombian Club on that evening. to duced. The various’ w= General Merchandise 'CLEAMING AND DTMING Cows. he . : ables ' . NIN ice relopmment League. Dr. of the departments @ &. Louis euzipment. bie business: snep to right par- GRiN ERY MARKE eee a A ge : LOU FX INCE 9 rr : ae eT T ati reel: . . - ee . , Lo - TEP op Po that the comrnission advised + he Mis e. i = : . ., cision which set aside the re evenings Mrs Deticft They ize in the neces- ~ i ni. lignan 7 | te “i ERY—_$40 .ke ‘orm : | pesos eae — “ . : | ntantilinas ti nent © — “Fpttia Gatiery rd lished 3 year: ESE & . ) = = ao ' r= -ERY ard te ite di tary of State Becker and — a a Service: Sunday turnover ans low opersting cos: | "204 Waicerigh: 3 Pa ee : 3 - , | S | oe ae — 7 ! — ‘ | : ' | . NESS. wars ae hay 2902 eer districts made in 1991, r hi 4 FE —_OMMUNION oF _— aid : s* country where: Variety Stores can oS rong — : ; : 7 att : asta pees Se ' nates: sudan Later in the 7 ; y Sears = sia aries a : SSEN—coficcs TK mle. | HAtHerine Mueller, § years old, who! to fulfill thelr See riety business and can render in- ae aoe ee oe )3—( eee SROCERY—4: ee te . : : b—Lecated S300 ee % . ; : - , ry . ~* ~ . , } ° . ; : "resident of the com | . mmpany, is operat- «st, earnest efforta” A visit to our nearest house or = 134% STAND —in large hotel ex WS . ; eg: ne : : mat ' £ 117 Ries — 5-4 : , : —————— — PCER Ra Bae eas- on for . - : AN). . | _ *- Cends and pays himeelf a larger sal- of each department ce yos : branch. anyone can ma! ~~ he ai: — ~~ . ' ou . “2 rims . Pia “wader so obligation = oo accoun: chor te aan 3 | P pte temas dis : . $22 and Becker. $4000 cash tare beren's ~ My! 7 EAT . * : : , Famine ' ) rae i ; . m3 -™ , < Mme SN ork wil. arrive in St. Louis ‘tions, where vivid ' The World Certrai west tncation, cheap. &- 42 OY ‘wes = } 3 ) “ee ge eben ‘*s Largest Wholesalers | . a | | ay | a! spreia!- @stablish a | chapter of the Pal- ertly were written 07 ee , -*s i *% ’ = on ‘ be . , . — 2 <... . . , — ; - . branch. $15.000: rent $100. ta = sh Ta : riod ba imate. don ie se i | speak before the space. as the Post-Dispe Club meeting.

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PES eR ASS oe aa Be ee ee ae ENTE ——— BAPLOVRIENT, ROOLS, L —— 3 | Chiropractors rents Ponie OT. LOUIS P OST- DISP ATCH INDEX to Section “B”’— See Section A = = Boata, Laun hes. ‘ oFPe ew eters Desks. Paveatinens Cleaning -Dy eing Feund aces ee Instruction (Auto)......18 | Moving and Storage....12 | Resorts. Country Board.11 | Special Notices .......-22 Bricklaying & Tuckp’t'¢.12 reser se vaperee, Fe eC Cleaning. . Instruction (Musical) ... soavee 1 -e t | Sterage and Moving....12 : | oming Events ; : | Gold and Silver.........! Sewelry ...... 1% : > Building Material 22 | Dancing Te ae | eee Productive Publicity, Progress, Profits Sinks Guatetn Ghuniieec. te | Seen te +o 38 pees, ome rime rasenernas Business Cards Help—Men. Boys Dentists ..... swoon Help—Women. Girls... Lost and Found .......11 | Part ee ah on csr wir Canvassers, Solicitors Detectives ........ ‘ Horses. Vehicles The More You Say tae Better ‘Twill Pay Machinery ...........-18 Patemte .....-0ce+0++++-42 eeee Tires, Accessories... .....21 bes Dresamaking ..... Hotels Mail Orders............15 Personal .......00...--32 | Theatrical ....,... os 7 + most sincer 2 HORE aN ose ye NT XE: Hartw ‘s. o 434 30° p. m., Robert | 3n%s to the Rev. Mr Hoefle, the singers, | | TRTRE-W Wid.—At once; 560.000 estates seck. | ‘ | | bané of ASAE Gosthe aven: ie, below ed hus- : ee ne ages Bo iI floral offerings a i nes 2-6 claimants. You may oe, one. Bend | t emt BUSINE ¢ re wie. leir be | flora iferings an thet Meee circular nternationa CUFF LINK I - 3 E: t 4663A ARDS A - P (99) 5-——Lost: letter ; return , rd. ; ON CITY, O —t a! TAL —Al STAMONI “Lindell ct. 14 * } father of Easter. Leratta Hartwi: Gear | ' kindness an . sy ’ Lena ~ Ay . ett Singhurse, and E Ver. 4 2 r gency: oats : i tBOUre =: E dear brother of C aries, Wihi- | the last illness ar nd sad ber ‘eaveme: nt and ; | SPEC lly Ata ary ag = tht : OND. Fl “email (c) | c—All instruments left over! Dra WOND small. Linde!) are made UPON ‘the - . es. firs t 4 ines or fess, i am, Le na Maloney (n 4 l gs c f ° { \ if } , , ° note ee Hartwig), our ond oss of my loving wife and our dear mother, The Post-Dispatch reserves the right de: silat” eis any query, ‘| 90 days, if not called | for within 30 days 85163; PE PPAR APALPLALLI aie ow NS ~~ e@ Court in a “Re Dares. each extra line. 25c; memor- brother-ir,-:aw and uncle. age 43 Catherine Schaef w Bg. wi ‘ year as : | | . daily Sunday: min ie tures, elderl for the Stat . oo "ee cine el, 3634 Gravoi rle's new chap- | | e cam ; Ps per ea tly Monday Oct. . gE | tb ; o~e . . " ~—apemumemes —- = ’ i today by the Repub. | . ws yg ee ee WEL MST: Parklawn Gonssterst 16, at 1:30 | ie wish to extend our sincere thanks to. | “on en gate except letters a ee questions of undoubdt- | SPECIAL NOTICE——On = aster ina ants | rate cei ane ~ i v more =, “at ae i F ; ON ‘elatives and friends for their nimvatoy incer ») "rom . i not a esponsipbi r any eb ; j Committee and which - Burope. yr og tor linge ved husband | - Oct. 13, 1922, at 9:30», ag 22 Friday, jane sindness shown in the sa 1b ea “nent pad ices hl aden, (esis Tet, dleeemnlpteseie envelope ce by my eae Rt Te | Rosten- | ee — “Chubby.” liberal reward. “— ane discount, ; , ‘a ais a Brix (nee somes). § elmsing, dea ‘ ugusta H ) sn the loss of our dear mother, si ws, 1 : ES, . a eee hie Metin glina Sins erg Ss Oo NBERG. (2) | a ; oa largely by Gov. eH age . Brix oy Oromo ig py M. Helmsing ines Brinckneagerte! of Anna | bert; aiso for the the. Ke flor erings., | || ST. LOUIS.—We do not answ er | lime with boiling water. Keep lime, | SPECIAL# NOTICE—I. Sam Brodkin. of | DOG—Lost: biack ana tan, male; white s apot sme CLEAN G—UPH’S8T’G State Charles Co. , on ; our gees set ect Bernard ietmmatne deer ane the late; | clally thank the rR 3 Sibnep | || Matrimonial questions. | covered while slaking and strain | ®801 Dayton st.. City of St. Louis. State on neck: license No. 11,487: reward. 3 > i hege— Ru Remevabere 2624 Olive st. Tuck, publicity a es aan ge Mey 6. at 2: . cima beth Brunner, Henry J. ete tw sa Raed oe. on Re ree Marcus | MR. HAYES.—You will be 59 | carefully: 1 peck salt dissolved in || of Missouri. do hereby give notice that I Humpnrey. . Central 4994. Bomont 852. CoB) Committee. A 4 = rweiden chapel. ge 2 ban eg in-law and score y in | “i sah secs bem years old on the 26th of October. warm water; 3 pounds finely ground | pre rn a — om a con- | DoG—-Loat gg gen Flay > Seay as “for nee r ‘Style; alo mew styles a an ce, ‘ue , os ogy i¢ F “ 7% t ee = \ Peet 3 : rice cooked to a thin paste; % | | tracted after this date by my wife ora | ower front teeth out; rewar olfax style rug uneral [uesCay, Oct.- 17. at 8 INDIAN GIRL—wWrite the Land | pound clear glue dissolved in’ hot ||'- Brodkin. (Signed) SAM RBRODKIN. | 1L1I6W. 42714 | Labadie. ox12 a 110 ey 8 st. ‘Bupreme Court i q ° omg \ s v, from the resid ; 2. mM. \e hereby express our sincere thanks ¢t Office — ; - — . n judges, four of 1 ; “famp N2. vty w. CO. Ww. to St. ig residence, 4352 West Papin strect, ' Our relatives and frienis for thelr sympathy |!) ineton a aga Rte erage bie na |water. The latinas should be set ||| SPECIAL NOTICE-—The Missouri char'er | DOG—Lost. oid. disabled, brown, shag ne ‘chemical v ; Sees ; b- ts and th R vent MER—Departed tits life on nahice’ Peter and Paul's Cemetery smterment in SS. aa eee de in our sad bereavement i. Seg. ae HED ee ee ee oe eer days. Heat boll- | ono a i .- aul eae an Rei of 5 ag lumpa under body; rew Bs ee ee we ie eal ree re we oct. 14, 1922, ¢. Wm. Brummer, | weEpLWw (c7) | of my dear wife and our ¥ pate INRY.—wWrite the automobile tng hot | NUrSOS ASSOCIETIO © n important nton pubis e WwIG— = ions will permit. ' uates and practical nurses whether 1l- | tooth broken; last Ie - 24651. igns on contro} tereon hs end A es Aear brother, father- | Fa of Louls H. and Winnifred Hollwia' tnon our many friends 1 e beautiful {lora! Vv. V.—Inquiry direct to the music} ALICE.—Three prominent leaders ||| gensed_ of_unilqonest, (cl)! mec: reward. Be eee Grand and “meee BEAUTIFUL rugs woven, any size and ‘it Ol of the Ge Et" prandia brother-in-law and woe: | dear Rrandchild of Fen oe Sulla ish wiz. tributes, The bereaved. AND CHILDR! : publishing houses will give you the jof the woman suffrage movement "pecans, Notice is hereby giver Orabtct. | DOG——Lost. beagle hound, black. white and| carpet, Chicago Rug Mis, Co.. S188 Olive. erm ri - Ss NELS sURGEN 3 ‘ iy ) ip No 6 © en et- | " . an and Kathe ne : eslred information. in the United States were Miss ||| fective Oct. 12, 1922. J Santee my con- | ee, with collar: reward for infor.na- | | Centrai B78ee Bomont “638.” (08) te t r lee: a = ! } A 7 | . - We desire to hank or rela tas ; . B. N. V rit th { insu a x us an Ik . Anthon who ) ; . 4 in January, 1991: : re avenue. Duc notice Of time later. niece and cousin. at the a oro ‘San , pparently if ‘ 7 epeNS—Entered into rest on Saturday, 2 months. yoar and | friends for their kindness and sympathv | |! companies for details regard- the first organizers; Dr. Anna//| Auto Sales Co., 666 Lemay Ferry ré., y nepired from 4 + 14, 1022. at 5 a. m., at residence, 1 Funeral from Kutus & Mare's chapel, tae us during our sad bereavement in stan | 1] qualifications for their Howard Shaw, who left the minis- | Louis County Mo o., and will no lion er be bot tae finder please return small =o ene k to the administrati Easton avenue. Emeline S. Burns iree hey Geyer avenue. Monday Oct. if * aa loss of our beloved son, Kayel Freiner; our | || neleas. ad try to devote her time to lecturing maid firm. or any — contracted ty | , Boston bull, white coliar and breast, front | atte tor ne and quote the lowest prices ed at the ti dear wife of the late Nathaniel M./ 3:30 p. m., to BS. Peter and oa A Ne © i grandchild. cousin and nephew. Also wish}! aa in its interest ana Mrs. Carrie | sa! HA AS. J. H EINTZ. | teeth missin child heartbroken; big re- | y tor gh-class, artistic week me that Dr. ma beloved mother of Carrie Burns, and Interment at SS. Peter and Paul’ s Ege Cnty to thank the Rev. Mr. Webbink for his con- ||| . A. F.—yYour question has been| Ganman Catt. president of thell!- ———————— ' ward for information. 3517 Conn | 2 ee a cali. Overton & Ce., 4 resigned as President — our dear daughter and sister. Cairo (Ill) papers please copy. Ste) | SOling words. the principal an chers answered before—it is to inqufre | National American “Woman. Suf- |} - | Sidney 2725M. oe. oh Lindell 1222, ty of Missourt, that a Sipervices and burial in the eT td lot at ee re ME eS into rest on Wien | Se eearette Schoo! and for beaufiful | | of 2. companies who make thisj|,¢, cienonhe ation. She was a leader | BIDS WANTED teen eae for Dodge acten: vey Uberal | iS nday,_O day, Oct. 1: ; rings | board for 4 ho ne to be offered to , Se ue sf tt rich, thee. Schmudty heat 2 2 m.. Sophia Her- 'MR. AND MRS, JOHN FREINER AND ae a Pen aetaee campaign to secure its ||; BIDS Wtd.—Tile setter, union. to figure on | rowers. _,v mene Liner) 3555 - at} CLEANING AND DYEING wW na Judge : a ), - _ntered into cane on Saturday. Mageicin * eae gasan § e oved wife of 3. ¥rank | FAMILY. an BIG FO! R.—Some foundry com. | adoption. Hh four _bungalows; at 3965‘Connecticut et. (Cc) | DRESS—L ost, black silk, jatvardes afternoon. WOL FRAM Cl i aD — alker of 8t. Loula, as e. 14. 1922, et 7:15 p. m., Henry | pean) ak er of Julia, Anna, Sophia ai ‘ panies in the East use pressed pa- 2 , ,, ||| BID Wtd.—Granitoid contractor. union, to! .. Deimar between Lake and King’s high-| p k eaning and Dyeing Co. bs wh, = husband of Margaret Clar K and Elza Herrich, and our dea ¢ STELLA.—Fannie Hurst was born | way: reward. Cabany 6819M. ark av. Grand 1429. Victor 1750. hen Chief Justice Fi beloved husband of } sister-in-law and r sister, Ww Hels 40 that ses eet cde per in the composition for making, e | figure on four bungalows. 3965 Connecti: (c) | : of the “ee Sheedy), dear father of Harry, John/¥, aunt, in her thirty-secoad | Ce Aly eee glint a ngin : , St eestor, 6. in 1889, Dut came fi | cut st, ) | EARRING—Lost, bi by ag OREN SG Se we ~ would have eK lark, our dear uncle and ‘grand- year. ' Srandparents, friends, playmates and e¢m- engine wheels. 'to St. Louis with i parents when | | "ae verre ¢) | yo nt, Frida te ue and silver, with pen- | and aE superior work; try us. a? allowed | ft Katie Clark, ou Funeral Sunday. Oct. _ 309 ployesof M. V. T. Co. and teachers of their 7 Coe eannct say whee te Lee ad b . ‘ , ane t She gradu- : BIDS | Wtd.—Sheet metal worker. sen to | “Hotel. iday; reward. Desk, Marquette | GEO. KUEN bint a Republican to ~ father. ,. from residence, 4772 Heac. 2:30 p. m., | Cin sie eerenedh me ahaw tie at ft ee ae ee ed . | oes ut an infant. ome §& vit figure on four bungalows; at $3965 Con- | —-2* NE Cleaning and Dyeing Co.. re. wal will take place from the famil¥] priedens Cemetery. oe Oveune, Wo] See es OWN us, and beau-| | bonus will be paid. Write the!iated from Washington _Untiversity ||! necticut st (3) | ' EARRING—Lost: diamond circle: 2619. Cherokee; auto delivery. Sidney } er, and would ha Be L738 Elliot avenue. Due notice aie ‘ef (c) | tiful floral offerings tendered us during our! | Bonus Commission, Jefferson City,/in 1909, then went to New York, titfine =... a | bert-Jeff ee ee | pa ve a will be give HOGE— Entered into rest, § . sad bereavement | in the loss of our darling Mo. hes BIDS Wtd.—Slate, tile roofer, union. to fig- efferson or Hotel Chase. glare & majority to that Party, om ; ay and Mobile (Ala.) pa 14, 1922, Lillian MOH aturday, Oct. sor and brother. The Rev. ‘Brotha , mug) @ | where she did some graduate work /!!| ure on two bungalows: at 3065 Connecti- | -Sveming: itberal reward. Forest 3832. (c7 | CAPITOL Cleaning and Pressi 8 X. of protest wa : poe eeerane of & Jackson Slene. matinee? ot belov ed wife a wena of oomeniati aa or hi la | SUNDAY READER.—Your domes- | in Columbia University. She has cut. fc) | FUR—Lost: mink; Natural Bridge aad Fair 6th;-cleaning, pressing, connie repatring: he re h ° o- ie ns. 4 into rest on Me H. Mclelian and Orville Hoge. Mre. William | and the pallbearers. 2 » also Mr. Hell! tie science teacher can give you all|told that many times to get her || BID Wtd.—For concrete foungation for 4- av.; reward. 6619 Plymouth. xara ny Fs conventent, te Es. hotels. Olive 817 Port, however, and ae ‘Des, Hanah Lustig Epstein, | oj) °° cee, from the Wagoner chapel, 3621 MR. AND MRS. HUBER AND the information you desire regard-| material she lived briefly the ¢x- room cottage. Inquire 219 8, Broadway. | FURScLest Tuesday eveuing. Z-plece Fitch | AR, AVENUE tiller, ceanes and _ dyer: me of it. a fry wife of Mex Epstein. | Sere street, Monday. Oct. 16, at im ELMER HUBER. ‘.,, ing your course and future in this | periences of actress, waitress, ae- ||. Colonial Restaurant | On Grand, between Delmar and Olive: re- B enw qeanies é6on 4 hats blocked and Split Politically. j Panera! from Hindskopf funerai Interment in Valhalia Cometery, ! eee work. ‘partment store clerk, factory girl, ||| BIDS Wtd.—Plaster contractor, union, to | ward. Lindel! 382 Monday. {c) Te 02. 1016 N. ey oo; __ tere, 5216 se boulevard, Suaday, ‘Oct. | JONES—Suddenly, Monday. Oct. 9, 1922. ! IN MEMORIAM A. K.—Rudyard Kipling, English | ©°°- Her husband {s Jacques S. ||| figure on four bungalows; at 3065 Con- | FUR—lost; fitch; on Walton. between 2 political cases hav a nd ¢ | bt a . bese J > 35, at 2:30 P. Harry H. Jones. aon of Thomas “ges pemrraee | alt. author, w _ Danielson, pianist and composer. ; necticut st. (c) | aeshington and Delmar, or Delmar car, : court during the two) Lovtslana Mo.) and Aurora (Ind.) pa- | Emily Jones. i In memory of my dear husband and fath. Aah for as awarded ane - sd P. D—The Secretary of Agricul- | | NUTICE TO CONTRACTORS. er mac Return to 4721 Washington; re- E_ECTRIC WIRING, ETO. Hyd % please copy. (ec) is remains were la!d at rest in the fam-| er, Albert F. A. Nolte, who departed this | dd x Ba ‘s B pig Ss | ture, Henry Clark Wallace, was | py pids will be received by the Board of | —~* ay $14 WIRES ’ yas administration & | FITZGERALD— Entered ato rest on Sat- ily lot in Bellefontaine Cemetery on Oct. | life Oct. 16, 1920 Sally. mtenak tes address is ateman’s Burwash, 5us- | deo ’ , Wi a 1866. He was 'Aldermen of the City of Valley Park, Mo. fay Kk CHOKER—Lost on University car oe. h.. rooms, concealed fxtures,..at elapsed. In two of those a arday, Oct. 14, 1922, at 3:15 p. m., Mania ii. 19° WIFE A AND CHILDREN sex, England. tl = St 1] Hi | A 8 o'clock p. m. of Tuesday, October 31, Tuesday afternoon. Call Riverside 1649: est_prices; licensed. Sidney 088. - Mage ‘oe we MIEGER—Enterea — one |educated at Iowa State College. fils 2, for construction of _zeinforced muesaae | reward. amned fi ELECTRICIAN —Ieetioun es fur- } | 1{ inv PPitagerald inee Cunningham), widow of John into rest on Sund MRS. M. McK.—The organization; ,, ar. + nvolving the State sen. @ gerald, beloved mother of Michael| Oct. 1, 1922 tn Glendale, Ariz.. Williain | y>1, Memory of Louis Willmann, died Oct. headquarters are located in Atlanta, | ie ates “his _appolntment | £8 follows: One pump pit, 14x12 x21" Cee. |FUR CHOKER—Lost, at Famous-Barr book pamec_tree, quick service, Mate 22297,03) judicial redistricting, the. . *Pitege: &. our dear grandmother and great- awe. Daeved cages of Theodore. George 1%, —. eee oe gee forgotten ||| Ga., write to them -{f you. wish In- te agriculture pe om William ||| the new tnavrantncm tag nh , t "1 e City oe | ae ne ania lst floor: reward. L. Krite, MGhlectrie. 221% A ee ee Contineata! Beye ae a om oc , 4. t) efferesc . ‘ ed four to three slong @ Meral will take place from Arthur J. | brother of Henry and Eddie aterer. ame formation regarding the Ku Kluz} yejjon, Secretary of the Treasury. ||| Vajley Park, Mo. | — SPECIAL, 6 room ; cal lines. In a ‘ y's parlors, 3846 Lindell boulevard,|res@ Kieb. Mrs. Bertha avae. and. Julia! CEN. Klan. 'was born in Pennsylvania in_ 1852, |; | Plans and specifications and other informe- “car or Famou ally in enggy ny ataie™ 10 | Fee re epairing. wie with ebta, S56. | z,. case in Pig Oct. 17, at 8:30 a. m,, to sacred | Reuter and of the late Mrs. » kB pn Weaser | n loving remembrance of my dear h SUBSCRIBER.—Write the Com- | educated at the University of Pitts. || Soa. me wy he: “ = ey, ee Ves . 66th + geome es) —— eee ae cabesy_S7 755: st Bradshaw, Demo- § Gpurch. interment {in Galvary Ceme- Guek eer. and brother-in-law f Jena q, te ate Louls Werner, who “departed 4: | missioner of Pensions, Washington. | burg. Previous to his appointment | | 34 East ‘Grand avenue, ofney of 1a A. ah aT ASSES—Wii 1 parpy a 2 lied ¥. M. “) Dasaren USLT: work guaranteed. Colfax >) | Guckes, Frank Gyc | ais ‘life four 2 Os AT eee oe : GL o¢ ; : : ; Buied ‘as Stats Geatn Mae casera into sett on Frits? |"rnermen nek cer emma Mis mined pe wensrmn c,| | WAR, Veteran YoU mIERt alee dn- | ment ot opal, coke and irom tnauw. | MMe wil fe shened af ome Cie Jaf | guna al ea an See | dae r, u- § 2 took place in Gl MRS. NINN : ; r co i ib | and leave address WE wire 4 rooms for $13. Mi R 2:45 m.. Isa>ell - CO n Glendale, Ariz IE WERNER. « Vv le r 4 : or dw L. Blair sided with’ the a (nes Thomas). pelewee” wife ae Aree con lg 1922. De a sree io mo Raga hon mt 5 warm yg alley Perk on Tuesday evening, Octcber 31, | GLASSES—Lost. tortoise shell. in Fischer | _.CO: 2221 Keokuk st. Sidney ivest El Hanley. dear the fji- —Ent P F - jer memorv of my only beloved .\ULY.—Homer liam anle - mo e- © ered into rest on Saturday.!son, Wm. Wallace Coester. who died in the novelists home address fe y | } tries and In banking. a lise iblicans against his thre # %. 3 ; and Russel] Paget. Robert and Fisie Oct. 14, 1922, at 12:40 ; esis ts | per 11, 1929 | colleagues to uphold _ i mann. 9 sion — eye and ae ae Moore (nee Fisher), widow Ls es pereacs a Get. a 4. 1918 me + haa Gardens, L. | Sot caring Bawa: Rang Wt Whe Pine | emai! cent leath & Gagliano. and our dear «rana- oore, dea ) mania y —e - wat sy into rest on« Satur- gre . to see the entire rocess you can! process once or twice, until all the | Solt gre. 25c lina; ovwt-of-town GLOVE—Lost, child's right hand giove on | WIRING—S& “pric - In memory of my beloved husband and) || all at the Post-Dispatch Building | mixture {fs used; then let the hamsa|| 2c dati 30c Sunday; minimum = 2 Geyer rd. Sunday afternoon. Forest on concealed wiring ond Tanta “3 ae bly is a factor nepir- # He PIR By U r ] ~ M Oct. 14, 1922, at 3:50 a. m., Sebas- | our dear father, W! Uilam P. Stoet ee || t ! spate | Rees lan or inf ir- “4 ~ * A ro Muelier Sr., Delos oa husband of Francss | us one year ago Oct. 13, 192 1 a ee oo 'and be shown through the plant. ilie 2 or 8 days, after which they linea. Aree or ,mora insertions le 8505R. Birchler. 4044 N. Newstead. Colfax 1332M. guage used by the an 5 ‘te P cman A a pathos of Sebas- | Surrounded by friends 1 am lonsesome MRS. M.—Make a polish for the | must be put into a brine strone ; | GOLD PIN—Lost, Monday, in or near Van-|gayvp o9 " . an red L. Mueller In the midst of pleasure I am blue. niano af follows: Alcohol 95 per enough to bear an egg. for 8 weeks; ||| BUNGALOW — Nicely furnished; for rent | Bann yy pearls: loaaake ‘ 3 end Frida i, s : Freplace Democratic gerry-# Robi ee Saye. Seamon sy Upright and just in all tember 1708. Previous to that/hour, then add the beans and cook of ‘Bovin. , Paubet (nee Funk). Faithfull and b t to t) Senate, judiciary anis | CHURCH DIVINE—Mecting Tuestay. 2/0f Herman Paubei, dear mother of Ernst. ion: ionvetia ewe woctvedeecd| Bae, land was called Quzen’s | 4 about 15 ——— ee ae a | Furnished houses and apartments for rent Bonnenfeld’ d Leader: aon onal districts. . > —. m., clases meeting Thursday, 8 p. m. 1827 Harry, Frances and Edward Pauvel. dear Forgotten to the world by some he may he Farm. —_ peg "Sameer in het" water | etty and suburban. THE PERRY- GAZLAY stdnev ‘22693. et aS mapumnate oe - ooh gy ee Oth. “ judicial redistricting bill State st.. Et. St. Louls, l1l., Mrs. Ama) —", of y vie A. Roscoe and ae. Funk But: dear to our hearts and memory he T. ¥.—Following its the route a - ¢ ae insides into the | REALTY CO., INC. 319 East Flagler ot. | WIN FUR—Lost. Broad ant a Co., 19 N. ® ded by referendum, after ™ La | ee from St. Louis to rege fil.: St. | oieture.. Piittle of the outside can || | Miam!, Fie. 2) Washington and tascinat Batuctey. Gn jee Central 277 Legislature, at a special MEETINGS, Danday, | - Funeral Monday, Oct. 15. at 2 p.m. from | FATHER. MOTH ER, SISTER ¢X rae on ty R ‘evil ee re mt he used alec, if desired. It ts not For Sal oe ma 1 Beets IRE OF 100 C e 3 res service Tuesday. |the residence, 2228 Dodier street, to #t. FP iER, )” i ITE VD Tdgemont. elleville. Mascoutan, » to : or Sa NEY—Lost. 1 Rt , Standard Electric Co., 1109 Chestnut. | RROTHER- 4 LA. ¢ New Memphia Station, Okawville, absolutely necessary to use garlic ] MO ge pad r~ Ags hetween awenes OLIVE &027- ie W , All lcome. | ‘s Cemet | enacted it. The Supreme @ On ee ee |e © eeneery. \ | Nashville, Ashley, Mount Vernon. | (2) Chili con carne: Clean and singe |/' 110 ACRES St. Charles County, on Missis- py a AD . : : es ’ ; ana cut in pleces for serving tw || —sipp!: convenient rail, auto or launch; ideal | - = =. COMMERICAL WIRING ; a heunin a _. | PRIMROSE—Entered into rest on Friday ; in oe é' ding along ‘arty lines» » UNIVERSAL SPIRITUAL SOCIETY holds; “Oct 13. 1922. at 7:15 m., Jennie Prim- In loving remembrance of our little dar- | Wayne. City, Fairfield, .Albion »| young chickens. Season with salt || for hi inting and fishing club Address Peter | MONEY—Loat, $75 tn is in Sinte Ne Nationa! Gilson, care Missouri Athletic Assn. Bank or on Locust bé@tween 4th and 8th nergy wane and Satan a bie hree, held the re-enactment — Wervices ayadey evenings. 8: Wednesday afi- , roxe inee Stewart). of Rs 28 Connecticut | ling. Laverne Merkel! a tt Grayville 4 aistance of 546. ° Be cz. $116A Easion. Mrs. Schnelier. | street. de. Raves ) r t gee or , | and pepper and saute in butter ede . -_ = , street, dearly beloved wife of Charies Prim- | life two years ago. Oct. 12, =O: miles. Remove seeds and veins from eight HOLZER PARK, on the Meramec; restric t- oy b> sama ee. oa on PUTHIA. PLECTRIC co., 11 1108" Pi —_— one . . of claesic Italian prose, and through | choped, the chicken, and. bollinge | follow signs to Holzer Park; refreshments | oods, Union car: ph Cabany 6514; re- ene ve districting law unconstitu-" Fs . Milwaukee (Wis and Chicago i pa-/|_ er cooing We cal inot hear, " “ork ¢ CA ron. th e ’ ‘ bese. ae a ‘ ’ } phone Cabany re gue. or Soir & Sanday end Friday, at 8 m.. Friday 2) pers pi we ble c”) | Then again the thoug! hang fro his work the Decame! . the father water to cover. Cook until the on ground: come out today: Gravole rd ceitve reward. (2) nighes. grade 4 oh the sole ground that the A ta., giving a lotto the | hapa > mi. ers pwase cou» : ioe mci teass! ante inaalale of the modern novel. His works {n- chicken tsa tender. Remove to serv- || no¥ open to Tesson rd. Frank J. Weasel. PACKAGE —1 et Fee eee ee Se | 12005 Rutger. Mrs. FE. Gallo rote i REMMERT Ent ered into rest on Friday Vhen we krow we shall meet again clude: The Filocopo, the Filostrato, ing dish and thicken sauce with ||| “8 ci LOND ) | tery lots, vank nt a Bg By eturn. es SermocontsT1C “BU iM 12. 1922. at 10:30 p. m., Catherine ly miseed by her the Teselde, Fiametta, Ninfaie Fie- three teaspoons each of butter and ye rNTIN@ LODGE ON RIVER er ifughes. 117A "N. Grand. r return. s . CHURCH mer inert inee Schnelten). dear mother of "ARENTS AN GRANDMOTHER solano, Amorosa Visione, Vita di ¢iour cooked together; there should Attractive, Comfortable, been View | PARROT—Lost. green with- red head. tall | MISCELLANEOUS act a . » Mrs. le % Ruhiand, M Se r td Sern ‘ enrT nother-i Me ~ “ar dmother } ' 3 ; x . woo a a ad concrete hed Dun ) until after the “ail weloome. cer Bary es _ and others; a — aT olen , . loving memory of our darling , boy. HIreK.—The ge is a good Canned! pimentoes may he used in a Se bao ge Carnighed: 0. Bernhard Schulz, 1923 Le —— wr aeehence, 1607 Chambers} Wee: t pastor. Resi- tery. Deceased was a member of Mai rried | ee oe BE at . * fence } . T ‘ved on ' ’ amonds: Car ttach . ther words, the Sur anit © od “or ee oo Ladies’ Sodalitv of St. Liborius Parish. (c% ; : @ lover Tot MEDICAL OL STIONS. it LOST d FOUND ward. ‘ Call Olive eho" dhenaadl 2012W. oy ALU NU a pok from the Legislature a We pervices Sunday & p. m.. lecture, subject, | RIC HARDS—Entered into rest on Friday shal > yous a cepectany 7 ton 18 B. -T “0 dat bag * ye oe FOCearS er Bon og cara Weil pe: | ASHPITS, concrete. siesta "eae: la. vhen hall meet narefull ly exain! ned. The symp i A. he symptoms of ca- (ines. re 0 d One . ; ant we ae eal reward iitfam never crack: take advan of low Supreme Court had to 0% “J % Dp. m., tad 1:39 | Lule Hoffman, and our dear aunt and - bow a ° of its former decisions.” 3 CHURCH op sane 3010 Le -@ ) | cousin, at tl he age of 83 oa ae pe adly —ae STE are those of angina pectoris. tarrh of the stomach are na bg © line dlacownt. a 18214 8. —% prices and ooter new htt Mae * a j rR iT . S N e i { ; 4 ( E- ° - si % stronger language is used & — Bundey Sargiens, 7.30 vera Pigs sof m. vig Zlegentoin Bros.’ chavel. 2623} ____ __ _ BRI . scene eect aoc nie SISTER.—Symptoms Ng yg > 1 such a conditio ’ is A ean than ost ek ieee . ty Ang 740 leurs, Wane; Fewer. « Me est 5038, Delinar 1 706R, another decision of : ¥s Aras et’ en yy Mra. K. , Cherokee street, to Memorial Park ‘ ar ie aml Ra oats. transient a thorough examination | AINFDAL Lost, atfitt: with * scum Oct PURSE ,est: email: area n Wa hi AWNINGS for storage: vest prices. : or, and others Al! welcome. , tery ‘Sf | tion, vomi » OF ~ he ~~ should be made for qa cause. Often | 9. from 2eeth a. Se ‘ —— : : . 0 enington | Behiake, with Jefferson Tent and A which the senatorial . (c89) | ROLF—Entered into rest at residence, |; ———— UNDERTAKERS _ aegis A lump cas often be fo the condition exists by reason cof BAG—Lost; gold mesh, V. P. night on anh “e oy and Sg A I ¢c ange tal | Co._ Sidney 162, Victor 1729. apne by the Governor, Secré ; - lll will open her Insoviration 4541 Athi on avenue, on Saturday’, (ct. | PEETZ BROS. mor is formed disturbed conditions of the appen- | \acventer car; finder please cali Cen- Lindel! “Bb4i nes. || GONGRETE aan uae aaa ers 1 fery Sunday and Thyreday afier- 14. 1922. 30 a. m.. Mary Rolf tree sah ex nation should’ dix, gall bladder, constipation, ul- tral M5455; reward : ‘| blasting. Grener Construction ew Stat d At ey-Gen fe av M. K.—1. An xamina ore. os siccinsias kciesaia etal seaechahaal a ete, is then Midland “amr mone gy aj Gausemann), ane’ a cae Dee ae tore le Funers! chapel. 2739 Tafayette av: anto 12° made. Often in these casos B CLES of the stomach or intestines. | £..% BoOK—Lost, partial payment bond,| of the oat, tee ‘King's, high of y meas | DOLL HOSPITAL—The oldest and best at * . the 0 or- ea: o cha a ft ) rae / 4 - > “au Sap ah : > — yruent hy a ‘ - unconstitutional. TT , ei off wt Annie av.. walk one block north: eum Role yg daughter of Mrs. Wi'itam pmpbulance;_ no _ me! = ERY LOTS PERSONAL Mra, Ccvson. 2 — a ees — : : mena : > : E: ouse yo ~ue beloved wife of Wi!- CEMETERY L OP—6- “grave. ‘tion ay Me- Ae a Fi omel, 101 8 eDix ckson. _(08) mF caput Bide . or Tay! or or Pare: reward. | “Re war as © J. B. Hoagland, 3504 4 Vista av. i Se = waatee. and dear daughter of Mrs. R M ; an ae ERSC INAL—G. A. Pierce: Call n TRAY vEEL ING ; AG—Lost on Hotlamont car| Mo. Bet! phone Grand 8384 31 Zs fan Arn- Thomas CEMETERY Lo —_ ounerial ?P ark; cheap 4: diat ey before 1 today. Your wife, £Llira Gist ict. ontaine car. Mon Delmar. GRANITOILD AND a. (2) ‘214! Vie tor st. Schottier, Cabany a75uM. Sg Hite san | wae Mrs, Assma - : > . ¥ dered a purely parti - Ting Fawin B. Stewart, beloved mother of Edna IL. ee ? ‘ f | T k d ALTO TRAY toa Wishing to go Los * reet or in Scruggs’ store’ reward. 366¢ , eauti u ia ew 00 Tar Frisco can secure low rates. re i 7) and Pawl's Church and Broadway and 1104 N. Ziet, nde by Gov. Hyde, * N B. J. Rrennan. ‘ ‘\ Personal, oVc per ve | oe ; en . -—- BAR PIN—tom ~ Party ; who found 4 diamond * . . y ire. THE 3 ARK CE. {ETERY sunday Out-of-torren 3ic. datly oF WANTED, 3 passencers to ¢ hicago “Monday ar pin, Lindell pavillion. is known, re pee es =| sce See eae nforced with et andl ore , moproof; cheaper than brick «a qut-of-t0Un | oe. ‘tn. a tions asked Citv; reward. @. J. Zika, 3902 Lout tof} ‘ loa ’ ad ; siieadinnaeals a € a . utv'ansa. | NY MISSION, Sunday 2:30. Lac- _fc68) y ; - €. ineertions Ic ie Angeles for expenses Bo x Ww- y Pa eh. ) it Cr, at - Dp. m., to Los Angeles. Telephone Webster 1806W BRACELET—Lost. Thursday morning, stl- SPRCTACLES—Lost, and case, in dewrtown | GAS GRATES Recovered with aebestos, $2: dear sister of Wililam pore - | GEMBETERY LOT—Memoria) Park, section 1. ee lor car or West End: keepsake. Colfax) sve ,reR—tost; will the lady who picked | Gan WATER HEA1 ens — Installed S15 ; Vir in the same siocussion 7 “and Wednesday evenings. Mrs. |lins parlors, 1038 N. Grand boulevard, until CEMEIER} LO T—In Memorial Park. eec-|- «rite or call. Jobn Grothaus, Wasnina ——— , li ¢ 6e7I ds, ‘sTroc K—Kirkwo 4 Country Club ewhare © oliecting for children’s hospital; return | same? 3630 “Pennaylvania and receive rk : “very . thie! yone 21 sensuatinmimenpetl —- - 4ll their platior! » Punter School, " | Mary Allie ‘Waters, LS v7 the State senatorial | , dear mother of Im and morial Fark; barca! Cal! Cabany S384. on ' —, interment = Clarksville. — Jee . OT ay, eautiful 14 seer y RP: rood Ii- + ee OR wit ‘ parties witness ng ne- i ROC rf or. na’ ; Fo ct, urdue ise. M Eta ; Satu irday afternoon: rewerd y pd a trat their _ 8 and Dp. m.: Seseses 2:30; Mo., Monday. 1i a. m. _ Post Dispatch grees knocke b J a Vv, arr and a at Co (seum: reward Pores ‘ on | GRANITOID side watka. carane, fibers, tace- ourt frus ed a ot S Pi Dorn ° |; = . ; ian seenen we} Washington phe one indeii CULE a oct rT men* ft : Pre » —Thur . =A CEMETERY LOT— . x-& ave. ve! Memora, 4 . . n , " i4 eH Ac Ev : Lost, nest efforts. > : Mrs “= naar, be REN A’'KIBA AID SOCIETY officers oni Park Cemetery. Write R. H. Raz, 2Sl2 ~— ) ad te BROWN PUME —Loet om, ene = from, one ack M. I. K.; reward. Call Monday, ain able concrete ee mr 220tn fis text book, hich is 110 pee ts Pro a A arene —— members are hereby requested to attend the oN. 14th rt. A PERSON we any ope knowing ae abing Aietrict. 7050 Pershing. ' ny . Central #11 Mise Kuntz: _Kimberly pi. ww * ) CHIP %A # . un- ——— —_—— par umn SP — 4.2 anes. who w : 19 DOES ee RE - gon GUTTERIN funeral services of our late sister, Hanna — OT-—M ori: c ~«wct! ra Pe - , “nica Sa WEDD ING RING—Lost; plain broad G ing, ference 5 CEMETERY LOT-—Mem « St about 1917. please communicacre BULL PERRIE aot Lost. white male: cut n'a 7 Pe eat | arth ead bana the Tinmer. F — » ' -> m Mrs. Stricker. Wedneslavs. urs main entrance $1: 0. must fell. ” ‘3 Doyle, 1273 Goodfellow? (cl) tail. ears; rewa Phone | Delmar SATTR. ee ee = . ™ rn . : FTEMSTITCHING pine. with — ing on -* machine wi Mor thot in tr ontains a poem ° - ing ‘15: ' . * stein, on Sunday, Oct. 15, at 2:30 : : wm, con P 4 emphasl Ate | 8:15; at residence. 4557 Lab ~ Khindskopf funeral parlors, so1g Dei. sf Post Dienatch yal “Se ; ; department, an Str Sj, 7 ica . _ ith Masonic em. | WRIST WATCH—Lost: mon: | Bo Louis av, mar boulevar. BLACK SETTING—-Lost. = asonic en reward. Busch, 2351 8. 10th. | Pp ee : , Ravect enbach cies 8. CAB An (oh ; rf 2 oes ‘ke - Py —_ - 4382 © opter u pusmminnnagibiie . - , + end Leffingweli, phone Olive %- : ; r 18903 ong itger. ~f UB CEM ETER Y ee oO T—Me moris! Park on 12- “ond i? THROUGH THE - A Mi a B ' IN— oan) ad or ee Grand _ i qetcntesssernemecammannsaaa nn ok i 9 herent 5h j pea _ the Gover™ ‘Unda : ry ¥ f me age ry LOT—P ark Law: ». lot G6, fC: Len conAL—Will witness seeing woman rd 3 LIIGA N. Leonard aplishments of Bm. 26114 R residence. “"pauredae, ° saghnacescrs tion &. containing 192 equare ‘eet. Cail a okt by my auto | last Tuesday . in bem “r ont 136 son. vor : 2)? ARIST BL agers « ob liberal reward. an . Phone Centra 716°, e - attention is paid to tt se ao m Mrs. Gallo. Fridays, 2 and CARD OF wanes « Keor S: will divide; tar-, —— — c it ninth | | : 3 wiex Box, 6-288. F.-D. | PERSONAL-—Will Barty i clarinet. Oct. ©. POST-DISPATCH CAMEO BiLOCCH—Lom. Gariland's, Satur- ns th | keveaee a Yale Lis J ieee Ee: : ~*t . - . ’ , . and eleemosynary LEGRTH CHURCH 4509 N. 20¢h. Sun- lt i — lex sale G | ivi as , a4 vate 20*h, Sun- wish to extend nmiy sincere thanks fo! ie! late air come a he with clarin ita” | Ms in mounting: reward _— a stories of Bee RTH CE R Tick ‘eae floral offerin: "3; Rev. Remmick, netghbors. C SEMET aR, ee ae : aio mag oon he car Cal : lease return " se TP ' day +e ay it DIAMC Mé IND RING—Found. Cail 35058 Atlan- | 7 * , ‘ . ‘ ™ vy. — ’ Aer cet) £ 5 af . atte ; s coil : ’ ag a >a me / ust a ar ae te > : ° lertaker. fer kin dines s . ohn Pietrafeea, 5149 Shaw at , ' fi y wna are : —_ mag * “ ae es yi . John Burgess unde c : : : £) U {| vw : ANT ki N—lLoet brow ther c . mith n& pi. 4M S45 SAPD) ipmi | RING —Fcund: « v4 LADIES pie a one (i=, q , i Watch—Central District. . | ca ee lal I x amati cece Sie FOUND BY. POLICE oO . iterary styie ©. mS va 8 "Mrs ters. : “i the “ ers and sagt 2. . 30. athe he A ¢ m: ae tet Dispetch. _ — — ADOPTION—A cultured couple wish te ner” ous-Narre: Keepgake: reward Carten ¢ontatuing shee beres-—BKighth Dts- fm fy Laun¢ is State ore ue » COT—-In Park Lawn Cemetery 303%. 2 & under = years 4; i al i344 Bart ner Uabany 18W. (icv) trict is appear in a ot ee oe ere. Meher. =: 2 | WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. Minnesota a). 208. Post-Dispatch werneres AO EY CAE ERG Se ae Se a

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MElsoR . st. Lours pe 300! MEN, WOMEN, N, BOYS AND GIRLS are seeking employment — PUT THEM TO iS SR SEH RO OCTOBE! amt POST- DISPATCH. — pene ev0 — : Se ——— . INS SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS | SITUATION: | | : TRUCTION SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS — s_ sors | su =. MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES | " STORAGE AND MOVING | ‘DANCING ——_ pe. one— SITUATION MEN. — ME 5 yeage 016, | SALESMAN —OIt.; martiel 06 ese 7 | LAD —aic ‘reliable ef} SGRER te Ra ——~ |NEVILLE school. of dancing. 240 67 T d |) ACCOU NTANT—Marriea; with ability; good | | EXECU TIVE—Sit. ; married, oe” ae. yeay* years’ experience with high-grade epecial- | child: en ox astonall AS ty “house furnishing month; old | |Missourti Movi ing & Storage Co. Louie’ Tyler 1316. Lessons privé rade Schools veferences; initiative; desires connection! with six years’ in general ties. 2 years in business; ceneral knowledge | s. Box H.- 49. fr Be. } Ae ygond iaela Wouthern work | Household ; ved. packed and| class. — LEARN good trades. clecirlicts, telegrapny, | With a first-class business, Box G-132,| fice management, connection; of business good; first-class references: if | Laby—sit.; fy mid - = Re Ton "61! 1 Ohio. “Sidney. 2839. Me) stored at redueet rates. long-distance mov-| CASTLD Dan ing Academy, Olive ani z9th| drafting. moving picture operating. Glen, | Post-Dispatch. _ (1)! reference Box H-125, Post-Dispateh.____| yoy have a clean-cut op are gee — oe family, or motherions a ’ Hing by mote os hen 'p ‘hone Grand 1172. zB now open very eyening ex ept Mon-; 1417 Olive AC COUN TANT -BO*¢ kK -K EEPER—AIit. dG ' Fk ~OREMA No Ty —o mibn -mil machine room: quires the services of «a hard worker, one | _ Forest 201 W. Call ‘si Sit. bv colored: to do Cw 7 RY fancy work. ys a : Deln ery 573 at 4145 ’ Manchester. (©) , ‘Sunday mat ‘inee and instructions ¢ icy \ Fs: WANTED TO BECOME DRAFTSMEN | ires books* to keep; open, Clo@es oo bal-| experienced. “ Box G- Bho. é who yon protecs nhs Go l7s. ee fu- 1. ADY- Sit ia = ; h2 “ . WW MAN Bomont 21 21M ’ a) Bing a oe ——| Tuesday and Friday evenire (cS) ila 5250-8: monthiy when coemue- ance, in spare time; preparation of finan-| fOTapas nu willing} ture. please adarese * = ——Sit.; olderly gs ielme S cs Wmpegonable. Cabany o164W. 12444 Black | LONG-DIST ANCE mo‘ ing: Laden make a ae — — ee . ee ming: also . a chtet’ Seuttenaes aes pred 7S ae cial statements and reports; reasonable | HOTs SEMAN—Sit. ; janttor; 6 | ES MANAGER—Sit.; or eee 5 | home than wages Ger ; j—sit.; colored; restaurant «+ Sto : Clalty of round trips between St. Loula. DANCING—Everv We inesday eveniise. A . ; ‘ Smian Wii rain you at your i ) | worker; references. _ Bomont pmattn® SAL. - 3 Vv irginia 3 -, ns baat 837. : CNRS De Soto, Bonne Terre. Flat River, Farm- ballroom classes: 6-class lessons, $3: in-jhome, also furnish free all tools: training | ox _H-93. Post-2 3 —- | GARDENERW n: for srivate| years’ sales experience in electrica) And) vaiihail Beet, | ¥ Miss Evens. to cook se I ING—Strictiv. ‘pure “ead and linseed | cata Weatede ates Belleville. St. Charles dividual attention. Marcaret Case, Odeon | given until in position at above salary. Ad- {Ac ‘OU NTANT BOOK K EEPER-—Sit. ; thor-; ~ pl ENERK—Sit. ; “mingle | ween F oh. automotive field; 5 years as branc!: om “an-| LAD ‘Y—-Nit.; middles Ei a MAN Sit. ; German: vance,” rear : oll peed: moramees floors ~w 4 in varnish | i and intermediate points. W est End Stora SS }2 tal 4 Fores t S16. YR iress ¢ HIE! DR. AF TSM A N I BE, 4001 oughly unde rstands classificatio n ef ac- ace. Box H- 4. Post-Disp L 1spe*t=- = A "¥ class ager for large “corporation; am faroill lar take, ‘ harge of apar , ) : 4 house work. 14, Lespera ~ or wak finish. F. Kuhimann & Bons, 5715 | and Moving Co (* R. Rallard. Manavrer. LEARN ANCE Latest dances taught | UF oadwav. Div. 33. Uajcago. ? 3 __ | counts, closing books and underlying prin HOU JSEMAN—SIit.: experienced, rat cea | vith wholesale and retail = purchas best referen On. ~ : Ye N—Sit.; lace curtains to a) TO DANCE— ' Oy 1] id ciples for rendering operating and finan elderly man: hour or day; ko home | ing. accounting. credits and collec ions: exe Pherson. 4 z Wout y Texas. _ Ogsuth av. Colfax 1092W. (c99} | 2016 Choute 1 OF 746.0 ia : muteau. Grand 250, Victor . « lessons; individ- SARN $110 to $50 monthly, expenses pald, | ; a in 4 private or 10 clas ; railway traffic inspector; position | Clal statements; cert ificate Walton Schoo! Glen, 5847 Maple "i | 85: university graduate; married ; vet vices | LAUNDRE® 2 ae cl aaa MA? “private “family, available at once; best of references. Lox | + S—Sit MAN—Sit Mar tit 71. ,' “SPLUMBING—Repairs and alterations; rea-: ; asults uaranteed., j a a ;. S +: . READE) NG WORK wanted, cit r coun- FIREPROOF STORAGE CO. an Nive st. Lat ‘ : , Be ee w, hor. ie movine, pack- | WEST ee R HALL, 3806 Olly n clas tunities: write for free booklet N-141. | ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER—Sit.; now | ¢l) 1684W. Dumas. sant Pot P'S \ } Pal ; ; 5S e wet, | hold eoods 5201 Delmar. Forest 92". (cH) Parties Thursday. Saturda Q) . a Ea (209) | desires change; thoorughyl understand book- 6] TO Minerva av. i Benes ee tee io al or trarel; now employed. Box H-9, | | * AU ND RESS—-8iIt, .. : 715 2-year-old : he LOU 18 PLATI NG CU. -—Nicke e). brasz. Has sold entire in te rest of the uu dei “a J. A. BI CTiIMAN s Monster a ‘sease. neur ta an , rheum ati rains. ALD\ * HY iISING MAN—WIII do work a Mer ¢ e- are handy an references; smeeaeatly “employ pe he Ox W “ee “US. ‘ days in w eek. =o 4 x. ‘ ed, for i tee “copper. silver Plating oxidizing. chanie- ' ing Co. and im, now genera man vs Leu. - $ 2 Dot] ana ‘Tov he . Li’ ai, one ATC: ¥ sfhenie nts lve’ a borato! ‘eo Me nhis h me di iring spare time Cc mpetent orig. | 7 cP he son. Abernathy. -_— 5k as rT F Post-Dispatch. , LAU NDRE sS—sj; cole : oe tee > GoMAN—S! : neat —~ enn. , 7 ; | in : py ERs, . | , “ie ae | ni. leant: % , ee. ers refinished. 10 N. 12th st. 99) | Moving and Storage and will be glad to tak CONeeeay Oven EK. Te eaic at. Beldwin | 2enn._ : !nal: reasonable charges. Box 38-10, Post- JANI TOR—Colored man yee pees $TENOGRAPHER-SECRET ARY—Sit.: com-| perienced references. . om 8 0 ) 4 p. mn. _ care of my tra: le at reduced rates, a . a _ we : ys ty .* ne “re wy YOUNG women needing help before and aur Dispatch. LS RIS Et OO MR itor’. Call L indell 4109. lle ed mercial a nd legal experienc c. canable O- | LAI NDRE ss— ‘olor * ee M : 4 mene yg Non ae : or porter : by -niddle-ad handling all office details; good refersnes@. | ning herw een 8 and 7 jaundry; answer on Manchester. Gran ] 117 in Delmar Os 4, ae vy : ' aoe eal ‘ a . p= bnew - night ing confinement can find assistance at ae A yarns INI A P IPE a ITTER—Sit. by experi ’ > _ ein drug -D pate ch. 4 2 white man with ” vears expe! “ i. 186, | _ Box H- is a7. Post- -Dicnatch. ; Ree a. AU ND Rs Sty Fox H {-16, Post- , ispat y y Y re ’ +1 erry way: ne sim St. Louis Maternity Hospital, 4018 W: nced 47 Norfolk ; . = nu _LANGAN & T A LOR ee ri 1c » the M ifTy Ring y, MY’ _ vee ingto ' “bl. . naan SAKE RS} ‘ aood nena '. ~— Ay . re references will be giren. ! STOC 7 “ke C , ‘| “TE vane Sit. Th good, in abinet lent ta b ing ; " fitat clase DY ete, "3 Z — ; t. by first- -class w hite " #aNe you 30 per cent. , FR RR” FB rhenraal ° _t * ‘ od ye ‘ . ka das rae > = —~—-; - : 4 -- ee et a 4 4 ~4 1A” bD ie ; PDI ost -Dispatch. 7 a shop. Box 7 347. Post- Dispatc h. ; _— ; a iome, el 3 3 M AS , ning or jroning by day. ‘4LEEPING porches and garages built right. » ise your frienis: surprise them by being pk EE Bt ae , JANITOR—Bit.; by colored mat Shandy | NAGER—Sit. _ by industrial | .AUNDRESS—Sit.; oF cleatingy Baa B ,bouse’'Gunday, after 11, or Mone at the right iy Will & & ’ AMUSE } 1 clyde pith ‘Geo. Murry OPTOMETRISTS BAKER—Stt all-around bread, cake and at gas fittinga, plumbing work , uZers TRAFF 1c MANAG { e, with | nent 5C3M. 7 LS — - ~ y o walt >) ean “30 Ay. pr . ams eo : nerna Suse yr 47>.,n i atsh. | ' ‘ a ri ; others. Ie up. ardware, 1601 | | Bee mee service acini couples Wednesday event! and priva FB _ ear-sightedness. far-sizhtedness or reading | BAKER—Sit.; all round, wants steady joo; |. eprinklers. Box G-304, ee 4. - oe aw WATC HMA N—Sit. by ex: soldier, experi | LALNDRESS—Sit. > by *ihe tnut, 334M. it i) A. O. Beh ul nburg Motor Service Co.» yar Pp) is he > ae oOlhitment Day 4 : P ol asses, : y ee O . will test your y yg meee nt seer e~* tne ‘ Eive M A ~F NT EN ANC Fi BAN ———- pipe ——_ tle A w ‘rood e@ucation and beat } Ww ednesday, k riday. Be é ; Nick nurse “or. ho —— " » of? trucks. ain 2723. | est Sof yes and fi 2m. guarantee satisfaction, at wars t “ PeCreU ae vators, signals motors, ‘a : yandy wil ools; got : os : GomMAN— ; Bee “ee install new furnaces and repair any tur- | lark; 3 01 3%) ton trucks f ‘NDENEN’S danci! classes for S&auil: ‘rocent disc it Hours from 9 to “4.39 7-21, Post-Die fitting: best meena Box H-193. P.-D. | reference®. Box G-214, Post-Dispate h. (1)) ULAUNDR ESS—it. ; OM Asal family. Mrs. Joseph nace. L. J. Dockery. 3615 Easton e#v.| — — —--~_---——- —— _——- —-———— —--- ---— | LE. E. = Bay oe. rried la- : eo ie a , owa’ Ridge : %16 Oliv +: * y BAKER Sit: hotel bread baker: hab t ta : ~—- . ee C: 1) Bo- —_——_--- - ee oe } ' clenning: cok re ad. ‘ a er. Ss. Broadway .- ,-indell 747. (c) ie NEW YORK STORAGE CO 2219 Wash, pages _* pee NC 7» Ladies ica :" Fe staat de — ., on ? Se ga EP tagteo oa saatinmen + a ‘ MAN—Si ; colored; for Jan:tor. - WINDOW ‘1 RIMMER—S: t, and show weg LAUNLD : : ae od —. ee 3 : al (C7) att ernoon and Ky ; banaustte Fr lie } ont 2061 Ww. i writer. On HH. Bender. 2220 Gascony wie | ‘ > . oh fi a by : ‘m + Cc ° West End ” ‘ a : ; ~~ and e ‘ est * re \ ‘ et netic las _yery portita ’ ak = te F " 7 bene } : ead a ‘ ; ~ tt vUi18. - oe = . ti : irst i e. a ; 1~jieb office for office composition; aleo trade | warded West an Southwest at great sa‘ BR pe 4 ‘. Py anais Sa 1 “A: Olive t7H9 Beg ‘COSTE 3 M4 A N-—Elder) ly. wants position as “watchman. YOU oNG M AN —-Sit. to drive light “Gell es | it & &: 13 a M arr ; 1627 Franklil ‘cUMOFR. Box H-181, Post-Dispatch. ; ing. nes he ‘Cahany & r Caban ‘PATENTS ROOK REEPER— Desire ———— to kee» night or day work, Geo. A. Nuts, hei} tree: eee repairing Ridnes 4255 5: | oo my on —Sit.: bundleg a =——jddle-aged, refine A —— 2 he gel ag ite, ge ak and Argentine wine 4 fOOK KEMPE R— lesives books ce), | CC orn! i —-. a ; - : oe o bring home. — * .e - ay as a sy upholstering ans mattress ‘Missouri IF r \= l g ih t ney Sdn is oe an ieee DK. AW , NGS careful Ly prepared by compe- Oper tose or balance in- spare time: ret- ATA ~ tin i? “So wes - in | YOUNG M cS howe ace = ee se. | IA NDRE 3: Sit. SE ere 1788 ool a OM An hetieashome no mall n ng a @ most reasonabis price taught In all ciasses nt sie 34 - 40? int oT hen rence Phone Forest 3j0058R —Sit. oy young, 7 years, to WOrh sire v ours work spare : ' span colored: ; . 48, *ost- : hone Bomont or Central 1596. ic) ] n : -~- = : p aa wr ee oo ‘ -. — ~ ont ay — . | ae . : sae 9 y wary ine a pans department in automobile shop. s&id- ; ‘ox i Post-Dispatch. _ = iueay open. “Bomont 25O5M- Bie | ; asc: ous oF - laundry ‘QMITH special Derma Plaster treatment tor - Forwarding Viovti g eee ENTS obtained; a dviee and folder free. 2 t—- S1TD: ao y, Ge ney 2087W. UNG Sit.; general husiness experi- | 1LAUNUKESS — “Sit.; @ ee i a 2308 « , : th at i a ere ceayp Elia 89° - 4 sks Curing . 17 - es a Ba exp ; ly PF Ri 9 | DETEC . IVES » J FP. J. Larsen, 105 N. 7th - Olive yh oni “Oe - MAN—Y oung. 19 vears, wants to drive sinall | co Gesires em ployment 5S evenings per | woman; axtra good (rener. 3908 Fr. APP the face we give one jar creani. 5 Rox G-204. Post Nisnate’ f ’ —— = _—— delivery truck; good driver; references.| week. Box _H- 38. Post- Diwpa patch a | LAUNDRESS—si- colored: ‘ oe, “to oneal tor ee ene aa Pa ; - ow - a . ” « —_ . - ont ; _ meshes — sees ad ~y . wn on — —— * “ = RE ROR ON UR hee AE ARR G8 RIN fe Are en . a 4 ee . er - . map moans Sanit -aeeiiae eerie ee praarenn Srenrerrr ae tr Panties asin =¢ we ann eter namrnnen itn ne alle oe nt nnli tain wes ~ oe ini dinecientnin-sctenesinednadttlibenem aetnandttliamntee oteenatinds tien anillienntiamenindda te 18M - ne = a Be er a CE IAN CO OT ee AGT EP NN ND et > es ‘ Sintiilicnpntep capa —_ oe ALE APO es es emne RI O O pa ee > ete a Es ee ee —- _baver Reauty sShép. 310 Victoria Bide. ic St C Gris do sl adowing and investigatin An vs eave oa ae - encores "ap e ggg Re ea and orage OQ. andi ng lost. Bomont 2333. Po A’ TENTS OBTAINED—John © igdon, | SOORKEEPER—Touns m e 20 FOSS Oe, Harry. Tyler 3314J ' JUNG | » af : Fen- | Mall iz oe Yell 492 oy : N—Sit. : ; married. ‘lectric Lighting Fixtures 5 . Le Livy Hl] gFdon attorneys seit? i desires anvihine ; i JVOKKC YD LNG; — —~ennaien YOU NG MAN it. 26 years ra . cunednGtene~0 ches P we i 0 day. vening: refe , iD Household goods packed and forwarded at, peTRKCLIVE SNYDER—> adowin Eo inves- Manc ( ne: teé } | DETE CTIN R—I oes shadowing , inves stigat we mee poyd - , fn , eat ¥ , J aoe refergi - salary reaswkonal.! MAN—-Sit; ne ee hard Ww orker: hands eh perience, wants work as —_ hand baker : anges les home; eset “eferencen. 4 . GUN NSMITH—LOCK KSMIT U i ae ‘ ing, iocates missing Pe. 'D aaAat yh qn taggers > aad ddress 810 1oWa ype work afte: 12 4 pore, a7). PD or helper. Box H-29. Post- Dispatch a RTBOW ) Kyi Win , 18 2 Thiet 24N. send crawing or ?! ce tom Whi Wishes work after 1° ox ii, bk ———- > ; ~~~ sy b' at keys | $@7% Finney. Lindel! 5102. Delmar ~ mins n E le Taw OOKK SEPER—S n tnako ¢ re owe , 0 —Sit.: wants few hours work; (4? ssS— "| Bale and electric work; Kern a * S ae | STOVE REPAIRS cs winion. Watson E. (Coleman, P. | js | IKK EESER— can o charge | ivaNduait an faurmace man in prevate: tam: YOUNG MAN | ehiam ar Ge i AU NDRE SS—sit. by exp =~ see, x ‘ -122, Fcet-. x et in 1% minute, E. C. Kerwin, N. th a a Ta , 62: shin COO) sia et books, taxe trial balances, make . =. , si. ox }- of any Kind guring aay, out Moygday, Tuesday, pe BK 3 hiv ae Bes SOS Ae oo)! A. GY BR ATTER SUPPLY co. EX-U. 8S. OFFIC! joes sna Towing. Inv esti- eine satel hauld saa) profit-lo and financial statements. 30x 340. Post {tnd = voderate Wages. ? | ing preferred: o A experience a9 chaut- Thursday, Bomont 192 = —~ OMAN as eae ca | r 2 vA ating: loc ates missi ing peop, > 4 . ‘ Maer poe oF * “ee es . -Disnaten SS specter. -- eee teur. Olive 57265 A. _~- -—-— >i wis sali a 4 ants to ass ; a i _Store repairs. 316-318 _N. 3d at. 414 R ay 2A, , an live. Ais r : } \ iLUSB Us atl AD * no cs MAN y por ost witl Adver- ae 4 a j L AU NDRE SS—sit. ; ee . t ership: must be Nt OL or | a re repairs. wt alto Bidé.. n 7 our vention té roperty Right Free | POOKKEEPER—Sit.: expert. would like: ™“\—~20ung, Gesires pb” on we r- | YOUNG MAN—Sit.; employed; Jesires Posi- | Wor . @ ot "at » ‘ H-10) ‘Bricklaying and Tuckpointing OT OV E P ART S R E ENIC KE F E D Ae a ——-—-———- ' request l_eater » Parre? 2 TIT ary - = mK eo beet canine pees ising ONnCEern ; high sc hool graduate, good tion as window trimmer or assistaaty nent, Mins Armor. 2 ihireday Sido ; properly coms nducted. _! Box ated f: » MRICKLAYING and tuck pointing. roofing, di th “s ry. OF rE 1c ; 2 2. : ad SSE Goes ver. Drawer 830, Washington. >, (Of spare time hest of references. Box I1-3 references. _ Forest 697. sa a amcitnmuiabieaia willing, consistent worker, experienced on > HE. 3 ee x N—Responsible, educa - : . ork, Box Ww-l 116. Post-Dis. ;LAU NDRESS—First clase ce x . desire to take a ney. repair, chimneys topped, a ae 1e- mee 4 ATING CO., 1401 Clinton ei she Jowl investicatine locates mi si pos : — aren sutomobile ¢ + ews ce Pos Dist aten MAN—Sit. : OR: Al: sh hipping. packing; display wor tLund'es to take } 7 f ner Box I 1 . wut } li it he > : . ‘ le _ . ss wu } og Ww handy with tools. Satins reasonable Pay; | YOUNG MAN—Sit.; with i4 years, banking | mont 467W. C. ~ Ke large % § guring absence of © | ort, a. dell 716 | Tyler 2304. We call and deliver. c99) naante SS | ¢ orn me: best Box H-R7 ‘ l Db experienc e desires to make change; re er~ | ‘ a ~ : RPK, 7 3 Dispatch. . 7, HIMNEY, fire wall repairing, tuck point ink. ' STOVES LA ED iagd.,. «th id . oet nif \ , a Bis at are ama 7 slerm ac unts ft rough! fam! Mar interna! rex refe rene es: bond . & , oe | | ‘ ‘ ; j DU ; ; ail i ; i 4 ; ' ‘ = : ok eT es i brick .work. Tyler 1239M. ° 34 Gray- p | MISS JACKS N—L adv de sea eEe oro lin tt: will sel mly for cash and vy titv enue tay, mans clerical division: moder-, MA V-—Sit - elderly, German, light porter ences cheerfully furnished. Box H-665, | LAUNDRESS—Sit. by. first ar OMAN Sit experienced “tn docte of) av. . : F wh a a PLATING CO owing and invest paris z: oy pareby ho nay rifeulars ldress ~ 22, 639} ate salary Hox *G-300. Post-Dispatch vork in store or private, experienced; good | Post- Dispatch. as oi Pry «- practical au iployment of ong. Mathias, “N09 N. Ta) way. | nish reference and will consider any line rence. Call Lindell S783J. an ‘enings or _ nights. foo home - ~ See Delmar 3189X or -.rverk; Sunday ap ait to etl BD8S. = meee djeas: vs with a future. Box G- 335, Post- Dispatch. {LA’ - tee gy Me by reliable colonaie’ Bell phone. Di teh. ~4Aveek days. indell 6! elmar %22.| kURNACES repait ta! ronson. | CLOSHING—Classy suits, ate, SKIT ished thout charge: boo«iet of informa- —Position: referenc f neces3ar man, city or c ror nal : ge. | .! , | cleaning; first four da ends Post-Dispatc! ry en repaired and installed at reasor im ‘'TLER tion; references if neces3a man, city or county; reasonable charge E FF ICIE NT SALESMAN | $2.65 per day. Bomont’ 24g uta | Hit. refined widow wi ms wing: reasonable prices: all first ejass Furnaces Heating E ces | 1 A UNDRERS st a 3 SRY. » Fas a a Sm pe prev ented; oe Sidney 241 ee ° HOG AN HEATING CO Frown remodeling reasonable orest , ntahle nature: highest reterences mes 423 - ornemann., ~ Jar ney ‘ i z fd s : 0} Us . 100 PiliiB: SaABUII s&- ‘ , *, ‘ = i; ‘ hi i ee A 7 ©. AL MEN , ER-BUII rang : Mi ry pe CT We 5. = . ‘ AU N S —_ te sist wit 2 , Vis Part | VAPOR r CTE AL 8112M FON sntion: reasonable terms. Victor CARPENTER DER — 4877 Fountain; Sit.: evening employment by L DRESS—wit.: colored;. Thursiape 4 FOUN LADY—Sit.; to ass “SUCK POINTING—Brick work, damp walls Ou ve 603". 16" dy p Chestnut. Cen, 537.(c99) | FASHIONABLE camaking: &-piece sults, J. Evans & 48 N. Oth st.. Washing- alterations, Jobbing: plans furnished. For-; _#s chauffeur or will coneider a: nythi : | SITUATIONS—WOMEN, Ins. Friday; $0.15 per day. $654 ie : bang wt: 91 Lee ay. “sl prevented, furnaces cleaned ar | - I ASE ee . te by ony a oe \ ns es , a rae Tacoma Bldz., Chicago. _est 80 86. Hous. 7-1, efter 6 Pp m. (c83) | Roll h: Lue Jr, 2008 Kraft j | POOKK ELPER—Sit =} Laura Turner. ea. - “NG LADY— Sit. : receptionist : 1 Tek reasonable prices. Lindell 10 Ss (¢ 99) | CARPENTER—Sit.: alteratio: MAN—Sit.: to keep smali set of . | LAUNDRESS—Sit. ; a ous ‘en | highe - . peek eal Lindell 1087W as OEE aoe . .. &aile ions, repair, new : t a \ * eral office work: two years’ NDRESS—Sit.; woman 1: > erience: can hand ag rt kK AS the chimney topping ond ior WALL PAPER CLEANING. ate. TANCY We RK Mw td —Hand made dresses. aL kind f drawing ade, inveniticns| ior A conga oe to ony ne A. Rose. | Penaath Spare hours. F. A. Lernard, oon private office: cal! Sidney 3518R. EE. | 26530. to brine home, » Bo Raw = references: Box _H-9 : 2 4 poatre = cata 53x) ALL rooms cleaned, $1: work guarants te., Or cml ' i Si '. ing a erected, ¢ ‘el pr , o = : ae : — — (99) | ' Be OK KEEP ER- ASSISTAN T BOOKKEEPER |} R36. 2130 Locust § at. uni rOUNG I ADY—SIt.: to assist Im : Se ea eee ; Delt rar 218SL I, indell 2080. } lig rie. iw onkerchieps. , . lesigned nd bull stampin ane MANU “AR PENTER — sit., exper! en ced German: M. AN—Desir es } ositl n as furniture saies- —Sit.: young lady: 2 clerical work; lum- ; i ‘ KK tus > S—-sit. colored: ff ‘leas: yffice 3 years’ c ‘lerical experienc Datek POINTING and general ‘brick Job- $2.50 FOR papering rooms: painti: ; : “4 ’ost-Dispat ch turing: let us figure with you: -met Ott Amat f ishes situation in factory. Mike Rille, | man: S yedrs’ experience. Box \W-91. ber preferred. Hox i-73. Post- -Disvateh. oe Tuesday, Wedneoday Thursday; fere . Rerchardt, "3616 Ss. ee bing, cement work in all branches; stain- | * = . pent nake paras ne > >i ge age carmb CF e latest et. : iyne Eng-neerin Oss ae 6-0 Lynecn st , Post-Dispatch. FPER—Sit.: cashier: experienced;| Fomont 24465. — Be Sit.; going to eh. ing: and winting of old fronts a specialty. a e:; wor ruaranteed. Lindell 1HS8Y. | A ‘, garments re . 2 . “e is : . oy ‘ {athf ARI E N T E R—S - - ee are “mee me BC ” KKE }’ ca cas ” ‘ ; . sae ode OU NG LADY— g Jo agek Cotelar. 1215 Emmett. (99) | GUARAN TE ED paper hanging and cleanirg wie det BS oy aagreti~ ab ee ee. [Ata : ipseratey. ype JF aay agpodhe ‘terations, repal MAN AND W iFE—Si ; cook, and man at accurate: can setae full charge of books; | LACNDRESS—Sit., Monday .. school; would like fe place mien¢ sid : — | Coll $011 VP it meee ee ai Ver and * assed, $1.: gniisfaction Kuaranfeed ILLIO. pou, Sue ; _ ee eee ; Sleeping porch and RTS ages bul tend furnace or elevators. 1618 Olive, | references Box G- 345, Post- Dispatch. , references, Call early 9 , win for room an ~ “*®TCK POINTING and staining, chimnsy 1e- | ins, $ age. Lindell oS. dite I. ffman's, ° dre Oo ited; pat ours and Win. Ri den beck ISG3N Gd ae " - | Vie a . plain sewing, , oom 3 4 ictoria. Bomont A oe Box W -108, Post-Dispate®: ae ge i geen ra ee . ' , ’ “= ’ Tr i¢ : ; a Tit a” | . ree » etn ~woft ‘pair "ys Sym My Peetian mode'’ing, altering at educed prices. , i ; . t , 2 Romant 2700. 3150- Easton. oigeeped Se amon man Tiles! Vail rng, ©d fioor @oy—sit.; colored; 16 years old; wants! MAN—SIit.; 30: married: mechanicaliv in- With wide business experience wishes to ret) 1.aUNDRESS—BSit.. small bundles t% a | dre ws mall smanenaninat * » ‘ ‘ = . ~ a peggy emngge lg eome kind of WoT ed evenings after : clined: wishes work of any nature; Bide. tre an ato 1S" as - a Tr: nares. Write for Ev!|- . leone’ Romont 1a79%\ & © J ext reliable. Box H-77. Post Dispatch. | results next few ——— aa any: 2 bewae 2: 2k es objection; reasonable salary. > .. roofing. 5896 Garfield. Cabany 5998 Menk pipeless furnace: price S40: ill th Oy cache enc mat , _ i Ar A N _Sit ' : hans tm aie 6 results be obtained surroul } .* - hh ” | heat 6 rooms: cheaper than any other sys- 1219 N. Prairi eulde book { model for sketch and de- ; 7’, warns oom OS Sey Sine wanted MAN—Sit.; middle-aged white; to work on | cluding Southern Illinois, with machine. Pox HL N . in ' | it . bet apt a nd industrious colorea boy, afte: pri vate nr! ace: experienced, AaAii-TOU 1d man. | (G- 3-35. Post- Diapatc h. AU DRESS—Sit. : bundles wens 8 3a WOMEN—Stt. : colored: — . el oe ae SE ee ee ee eee oe em» - ‘oma sh tC T rr i. ee ! ‘ , . c . . § ; “ manen ‘ “Carpenters and Builders | postal. Fred Bucksath, 1436 N. 16th SUITS made to order. $7: is mante to order Tn, gly AP we nie pert advice and) CARPENTER—Married, wants ste any work unday afternoon. COL ORE > ae eee for genera: house- Seay with one tam nr nd | experience: desires permaner at ; i aeecheeiial Remain patnestieareateetas — - while vou wal . Ip: we pre steain: | gniniton romp" tio rea sonabl« os. S ! With pbs contractor near * uls r pag ee es al é paruey wor OEE ‘ _ m “ARPENTER and builder; estimates fur- | | ROOMS papered $4 up; work ony sage b el nai ly * y pressin \d repairing | or free hook 21. suburbs: good reference. Box J-18, P.-I MAN—Sit.: 50 yeare old, single; warts light’) GOorORED GIRL —- Sit. cleaning; dell 2199W. 7 ear strict application to duties will nished. R. H. Paschen,-Bell Webster 1780. |__Beliville. 2219A Pestalozzi, Sidney 12404 specialty; ou ttor, we dve to live. N. A.’ EDGAR ' vA Broadway, FS 7) k; willing to wash dishes part time whole day. in small apartment or othe LAUNDRESS—sit.; first-class; te ciated and reer. Py Die wewEeDat?l , » ’ ¥? ; "T's, i] if . 7a@n a) RQ ’ ‘ 7 q Watchman: ca 2) E NTER—BsSit. ; ed mechati 1c, repai!l honest Nick ” $4.0 Weel hingten. " i Cal) Bomont on 6 after 1 p. mn. oe the day; , Can give gar te = * a . merited. Box = ; —— Anson 4 ee: “* el 7168, concret- | ort: 431 N. New mms $ Forest 4897 ndell S200; wutos call for an AQ) se ra ENTS we tOW, Ons or job; reasonable. Grand | onan ceclsenia or warsehell ~*~ | COMPANIK IN—-Sit. by young @it fine-| muson 1119. Ria . FANTED— Dressmaking, retnodelin > pear ourselves, inde iF AP — HANGING of hie 2 class Wor vk, Call ¥ — . yan\" ae 45 rn Zimmerman, 622A Ss. | orames » pov ‘. a Popes ork Bra si. | ana ady em: | ment: referenc es. Box G- 3: 38. i Dis, 7 AU NDRESS_—Si> by AL wi 5 ~ 8 alee to do J 0° abany 3&8 ooper Painting ani \ all 2 | for PREE tt » hook ‘ : plovine nL: goo sailaiaanien " Bf PF. Alien. | COMPANION AND NU RSE — Sit.: elder bundles called for and tn | 1 : . ae aper. re - vy i a. . ; r 7 ote ne Gas F ipe Cleaners . oy R HANGER—W ic = : INS | RUC i ION nd ‘vidence of ¢ eption blan 3 een gah . ne UR- ; best of r eferences; | 418 W ashinaton. lady or semi-invalid, by educated, refined | ence. LP ne, ene 5B6A9W. Ee d at — rk qaone mmediat > ‘ a soles a = — ” = ~~ 5 = . . ». Yr " . > ‘ » r ! m ian 7 ti : ee — ' 4 oTK } l . 7. & toh roa or exan iin ion ion ; fornia white « G ogn Post Dis 7 AN-—-Silt bD\ American, 5S years of age. kind: | 4 — C2 a ' woman of mature years; reliable, tactful. LAUNDRESS—Sit.: reliable willing to leave city x H-1ohk, : ed OAS’ PIPES cleaned by compressed air, 91 50 and guaranteed. E. Dillon, 6918 Minne ADVANCED eaee ms: individual tuition, & eictls onf , y in my of orn : » | 2 en ; ratur atl t pronuncia ~ pchectcteesitl Mr eg » AE. agen st 1) years ! ager of mauaufac ' ° ences, days out or work | JLU_ap,satisfaction or no charge: Promet Berv-; sota. Riverside 20 33 is ‘er literatu mathematics wien” | het reply especta \ ; \- ‘HAUL FFBU R—Sit.- voung colored man with FB ee ee ee ost-Dispate! 2. | prompt. ser [ ; heres Pp re Os arole Fad Phone Maxwell. Central 9277X “oe ROOMS papered $7 and up: rst lean sean & ii nN, ‘enr. etc day or evenin : te. en ' wens Por, - attentl 7 ‘Naren arivate familly: neat. reliable Hayes At tur lg nt; mechanical experien e; am } MIP ON Tad aapane ae ~ | romp. sé vice. zindell ee a E - W A as IPES cleaned, $2: stoves connected, Colfax 1020. * irst-class y os BOX H. 1: 4, Post -[isratec: \ or —Pagiate; Patent awye! 7 kina. Bomont 702 Pine Street Y. M. CC. A ety de we a hat are your paeds: COMPANION ta re : a Spr! — ave | | LAUNDRE SS—Sit.: coloréd “woint ’ : : work guarante S. J. Seeley, gas- ~ person of negiected education can rr eee tae bya) Wa shinetor io. eee eens 174. Post-Dispatch, sick person to Colorado rings, ve family laundry; work nt Ory + . CHAUFFEUR—S!It.: white: married: drive nicely furnished nena situated at Colo- | deil 4109R_ _ 4110 Finney... Letter, 3412 Thomas. Cen. 9668L, Lin. ome. a A v. ee —_—_—— } Forest 6086 for estimate on painting, | Nosy yrit Le adin yritina — - 3 ; 5 34 i I 62 gy we Ay window shades mace to order. Pe . ee, Sen ae anmaenee lan , any make car: peter ane es. 207 «SS. «CJef- Lm SIt. | years old, having sales, mée-/| rado Springs for rent to sick party. yerem : As nd } City Decorating Co., 4477 Finney , rithimetic, lish, Grammer, nposite Yeon Sidnev 3705% a chanical and executive experience with in x : S , LAUNDRE SS—Ssit. ; — to bring ec ‘ ri } j oe A + t €9 min + \irc ‘3 F | Bi maid pn ; — , 454M ° ilk and f . «> 1 . i e St ’ a ener PRO _— — L. = msi : : fernationally Known corporation and wish : ; sy" 5 : ~ fancy work : jobs. _ Forent B554J. PS is ROOMS papered. “$6 1 CP. Strother, 4002 calcul selene: “1743 ni, catimating, oe eet | ~ CORON OS | SRE Ce ceoeth in Saeed [AUFEUR—Sit.; by experienced; mar-|— ‘perienced Rh pt ee gt ag ore os one family 5 years. ‘Bomont 1967W. $1 O5:"flat work. quitty, Blane Ki | NEVER . eend ord WAT. recomn mae = 4 - ir - on~ 4 . ain - oat “ y 7s ° ai y, us ° ’ : : . » - _ ‘ } +* . . ‘ ‘ . . > ™ oa } . y , z " 7 ages oe ee sa y * 5 : Beige ING AND | PAPER Cabany 51 84 Me. | anni olmat “es reheteree oN 00) | COMMERCIAL ART COURSE—Cheap: (4 25; my. offi Spates + See, See eee, recerences. at a Amgen: aitty is appreciated; fit — « | COOKING—SIit.; colored woman; references.| 3 pair $1.05, Bomont 205 cab Bae SO ee “ , y: j ¢ yu “ colli i twee} onal be) OS1IBA eube ‘ar pe et, rresh ir on : full day's work at reasonable calary. Box | Bomont 1236W . READERS ‘ iré t t By i) a x a : ae Sunday between 9 and 1. R Deuc, 2S1 : . * : ; 2. “ Bomont 22 R—Sit.; ‘olored, 10 years ex aifence, university graduate, one year’s ad. | ees ae 4th an minnatn. 1 lv Fei 7 ‘ ° —— se PRINTING AND ADDRESSING Phone Bomont 246 evenings. “a aes T ‘pon erience: drive any car, own repairing; vertising training. capable end energetic; " ee re jane piso ab eBay eget oe . ‘onnple, RKomont_ 2087. Rie wre fh, RFOYS Woe a SS TTT ister sundays, 3 to i tanh pouree $5 months paps piploninsggopn PR, 9.600 Pion ae references, Bomont 110%. wants opportunity with a real fyture. Box abi mJ os a4 (Si--Sit. by practical; wants ¢agm “uae At at nonees, ear ants | ee ae HANGI: wr ee IT Sor on ee ee Phe ae ge — - RAS Mh... oF HAT = FEI “aero ~ agg yw ae 4.270. Post-Disnatch ¥ Sonable Wages. 3908 Ww ashington. ments:: refs, Cabany 2203M. ne ADJUSTE cR— Sewing machine, Ad = - | ay by c Rahm > hey a ragga oa me be mick #@1 a ntial: os. a. beet welarennet it a sy Magli DRESSMAKING—Sit slain sewing; pric . pare perience, Singer cox, Unio ae CARDS. 100 letterheads. 100 envejones. | 8198. I y call ing Lindel! $162 W, ( entrai es ‘ei =" ggg Ne ultur: ul Re nd Ji oonat . 4 ‘be . i ° b Si re. e@? neces Bom mt MA N—Sit ° eV-sarvice, chief petty office Yr. ‘Teamepabie ; also fac 4; - leak w ork. For. R34 8 INU RSE—Sit.; experience ; TH akes: state w ages patd for good ali $1.60. Modern Prtg. Co., 2604 Olive. we th. . oerae ot es aoe, OR, o ‘ “go S: ever ning & hens NA erga re i SR ' ‘ ~— . | UU, 8. navy. 8 years’ honorable service, wide | 5 ¥ , tall owe ; Cubans rical casea; help housework, @ . § 3-181, Post-Dispatch, re o ~ ___ (9) | PAPERING, $6 with border work; guaran-| }ag!'s;,. St Loujs School of Hairdrees! ing. SN Sa nena —_ 99) | CHAUFFELUR—Sit. by fitsi-class col experience tn travely good appearance, alert, | DRESSM AKER- yer —— — tailoring. abanv 461 10. : Te RTISING MAN—With sm “POTTER HEADS. bill heads. “env elopes. | teed. Steinle. 4764 Plover Linde!! A in a — a Oa a SO on a Si mR 4 wus bai lickly in permi il ng to do other work and dad ! active and honest: have had all Kinds of ex- | Ona Ns gowns and remodeiung. Ande NU RSE—Sit. rellable; Will : ~ Se ancaer ta taken’ ae ae rren sha aments, cards, $2.5 per 1 ; rite _5995I. a te ‘ E LA a arn hairdressing, Meme cuss . att hy . aiaaat Shae coal a! i, Resta Ss “les OTR. referenc baal Linde | 6481 perience . hard worker and very ee 1s 1906W. a Rap RNRS Paes mae : ; ona afternoons or evening. ; “Tyh excellent opportunity for right say) ror Sample, priae list. 9 ; Fred i WAL 3a PA PER hanging and cleaning: do er | a 8 gee oer - Pte ay £ or ‘dg rele p 8 eeu —Tee &. H. AT) rE E U R——Sit. ;- young ma rried Swede Box G-332, t ‘ost-Dispatch. (2) i FANCY WORK Wtd.—To do at home, in | 3 262 Wed Weems os ; W-250, FP o#t- Disp atch. ew Borden, 4815 Easton. &t. Louis, Mo. (99) | ¢ work mvself:'wi!l! bring samples. Cabans much in demand: shor es: wishes position private family; ood me-| MEAT CUTTER—Sit.: can manage meat de-/| , SIIK, embroidery, table centerpieces, din- | NURSE—Sit. : will care for chronic AR HIT’ © URAL ! JRAFTSMAN ~* YOOO* BOND letter heads. 8% x11 (recularty | 1-268, P.-D. partment, also grocery experience. Bitr-| ins Toom set, bed spreads, etc. 722 Acade-— or confinement cases: eall. 7 Lat nent position for a man who t $6.50). for $4.7 4 euainnettnomens N. 6th st. 5: caah and copy PAPERING, painting. cleaning: first-class Caw col’ Raku) osteradu noe * | a . er 1 a0 ad l SE—Post-graduate course n ees by 10-need) electrolysis quick! HATTER RMITRP—_S ~ colores marr wap yr — : ait 4 ] I : work: reasonabl ” Forest 6622R &190 law; very chea} Box H-149, P.-D d permanently: 300 "hairs per mt, rod ( HAI ‘Ft LcUR Sit _b: cologe j married me- MONOTY PE OPERA roR—sit roinbina | GIRL p—— Sat. : ( Competent cglored: would like | NTI’ RSE—Sit.; young woman, he tie : competent, fast and neat worker Kensing’ on F ‘ e fcRS . > a ; 7 16 no sears, best of reference / 2B : cha lc; 16 years experience, referent es tion; non uilea: available Oct 23. 130X | more sewing. L indell RS = 3. ne ing, ready ‘for engagement Ne aie son Concrete Const. Co., 111 (: : att weignt pees’, 4 Seance. Clark ~ bd Pp APER cleaned; al! rooms, $1: | LE AgtN oath Le tg cron a aad pt ogg tong a MIIS ISS AIDA L. MAY HAM + ti Dist Lindell S464W, or Box W-27%, R-PBR. Post-Dispatch Gini ain. cashier experience; good reter. | or night duty. Grand 7436M, 3 walle. . ine o. chfie mtn, Soc; aleo paper hanging: wilt cali; +puredevy evenings. 7 ta 9 o'clock. For- a) Ai Post-Dispatch __{%) > am : ~~~ ence. Colfax 646, 2) valniae feADOO PRINTING CO. w vith A ry n! on St ar Cleaners, Grand 1064 a ae evenings, ‘ ) 3 ) iE] ’ ay 3 T RC YT, ( Te ‘ IST ‘HoH AU’ a * EI t ti ——4 ‘olored, eg and com-, wi 2 A i — AT toi ny ee gg ot ' GIRL Neat color ed, wants, work. : i 16 , % Tike bernaen pitta aa ‘ice ? "“-M w ALL PAPE R—Large rooms papered $7 ~~ meee ~ 7 ™ , , 7 pt aad petent; S years’ experience: wishes posi- ri] ape ih” aitteshesaana a. 1 ingt | ct ; . tm: W t ol "ye ‘Pine; high-class work; ble} Wall paper incluged: beantiful selection: | PRIVATE LESSONS night, day. shortham. | ' ; EUCLID COR, PERSHING tion with private family; references. Box 344. and signature eee a ee. eae ee eet eee sae ge an € Rs veces ( work gua ranteed De imar 218 4 x M: »0K wat cs penm * we Flart Sox IOs . FOREST 1828 (c$9 G.210, Fe et-Dispatch cS) — / ; iy ({RL—Sit.: col lored, house‘ work. plain cook - Te ~ — —— Be he = - - aple Cabany 8000. : SCTE aki en ga RUIN Senosatte NIG HT WATCHMAN—Sit. 2419A N. Sa- ing. Bemont 2995R. Josephine. OFVICE ASSIST ‘ANT—BSit. ; “capable lena 2 . 8 P ERIOR W OR K ; SC lEN Nr Tl - it he auty ¢gulture tuught 't n ——— ai R : . V ‘4 ° . pty fam ‘” ¢ ] al St. a = — tee gO : - Rox H- 19. Post- Dispatch. rs a an. rc 1tec UWrd GRAPHER N ost eitine paper, hanging. WEAKLY DEC-| "“tnorized ~ Marinello structor Fores THEATRICAL _umiversity student with fF gge => a”) a eR RR eg ey mg GIRL-—Sit., neat colored eir! for hait- -day oRIVATE TE, ape H OTA iES LATING CO. 1005 S Jefferson Grand mi R yn; 3 & exper fenced, efficient, com- r :, ulderly gentleman by the week: reference. Lindell 120 aw. LIVATE TEACHER—Stt. by lad@ : t 19R, Vict or 69: OR ted : v) “99 3208. 485 6G Branconier ~ BASS SINGER W Al: } ne rte vetent Box G 55, Post - Dispatch (67) wants position as night watchman or any Foe a os private teach oh D 7 yt min a - "MA! NYSCRIPTS typewritten, 50c per 1000 | ~— RBS AT OP) | gee tor bon selene SS ee ar te ioahe eit quartet, ©Xx tel x 2 — | light work; references. Delmar 252SL GIRL—-Sit. by colored, for housework; Btay of as ate teacher to small childreg; 3 . ray x s ere s, with one carbon copy. Ladress It INE E og bee WORK 1s COSTLY. | Bee weeks big opportunities for Rahe train ] : PREPAR Gi ‘ - . ‘ ‘HAU PF aa R—Sit w hite; May arive ai NI¢ +H T ww ATC HM AN : > 4 rn a on place. Augusta _King. 201 S. 15th. L ouls av. ree write or cam 4 : “ . . i ys ie A > ge a path. . _ “ ri iv2 j ON ---—( ry in s , ,¥ ‘or ke ‘ rs . ya eare ol . 0 ve s ‘ - J & ** ur ers ‘ . eo ’ ; ’ epee ; 7 naigenil gets Be Ne Tene, 3022 Terrace st.. Kan prices are reasonable. ” Rages on a te men. to earn Su BO. fo & $400. monthly, 5 show. Address 112 My me s. : pet ee ears gg eek ‘ouatetenr Res down draft boilers; 10 rears? ceneebinne GIRL—Sii.; neat colored; wishes Parties: ad SC HOOLGIRL—Sit.: place to work om Elegant opportunity (4) : : 2 i OR ee ae Fo : . or free ‘‘Thook o act twhe a a co earn Sapnpm —— = = ™ ree ‘| Box W-348, Post-D ray serve: will go out day or hign est ref- | nage : : Cs ; : ~~ " ‘ —- won't regret it. HU BER, 1 208 oat nefatane a 4068 Ww, I elms ir 2039R ic) 6 (e129) Tp > R } [, [" OUS , ATR ian 5 VeBL reieren ‘ : | ; « : nN thi i onsi e qi * r a VOU r “Tis © . 'O Ur - - . w ve ’ ie. © . “KAP, Fr ress Co.. 450 N. Sarah at. Jan: Get one ioday; 40 new New : ington av. French. Spanish, etc., taus ne AUAT EURS W td.— Tues lay oa ey at Man Tina had considere ood, | SAINTING alt : ‘ost-Dis. _ iers or floor work. Sidney 1399W. _ Cabany 5073. ‘ Reso | of years ractical expe ‘c99) | priced very low. quality patterns, | by experienced teachers. a (cD) rizew $1 Theater. 4229 “Manchester av indelt ANREE ae “ Sit. ; inside or outside best ma- GIRL—_Sit. by..neat colored ‘girl; do house- | > ECRETARY - STHNOGRAP L — Sh. P Pp ee oe - x ‘aT ‘ % ’ . we j pr Z68 t}, Si 5 S3: cf r to lyeers ‘ : lai. 8 cial prices ‘ RK—Sit.; clerical position: thoroug} ANT === | few hours a day or cook evening meal. | = ‘ | . aa? ; 150" ae ne, or by contfact: 906 Franklin av.. 3218 Easton av. (c99)| 4856 Brancomer p! (e&) and ‘any “ame. cinched D hap o ye 8 rus and | ly experienc ced. Benton 1229W. : wees ria a pow o: preneety’ OwNare Ape eRe oe nares > t- , pene teh SS Please wate fully = | . n ) stage, . dancing. cho anc ati EL Lo atari fi ic; ‘rty ow or | ; —_ tox i = L os. eres pute vans, | cg | SP ANISH “taught by native 2 comme! vaudeville Belinont, Odeon Bidg ‘HEF—Sit.: colored: all ~ o hotel, res real estate. Gr ‘and tL iy Ww. ’ GIRL—For general “housework: no washing: sBnoGkiS ah er y piel, Be Ret letter. Box A-264, Pos . = celal translations solicited. td Carrero,|PARTNER Wt -Buck and wt or soft taurant, cafe, in or out of city. Lindell, PAPER HANGER—Si ore erg eo no objection to one child; wages $20 to $30 | : + , . N. Vandeventer. (c66) 410-14 N. 18th shoe danc ser Sin BY riggs female: seneetianin | eee iene alianaeciat | “class; pronerty owners oF reabrenn uit: | per month. 224 Gray av. Webdster 261. | SER SRA POE 2. Post. patch. "eX REPROOF STORAGE—Specia! rates on PRO F E S S TYP ISTS THIS MEA S YOU f any; let's cet up act. By young ma! (LERK—Sit.: shinp! ne or recetving;: Ly H-124. Post-Dispatch ae GIRL—Sit. by young, to do aaieaaenal - no} OG -HER—Sit.: competent, ; household goods while fill our new 6- AL | eae A Box H- 331, Poat-D ispatch young man, 22: 7 vears’ experience. Box | parprr waw - ¥ | — laundr k. Mrs. I Zwee th oughly reliable; desires change. ape = s a : " Sha : : 1 APER . "Cie Seepage ¢ y wor rs. Leonard, 2222 South | nat ASSIi " ‘Pins “story warehouse: capacity, 50.00 feet: W hy stop half- fw ? a le aid sala ry | DANCE a CHENTRA Witd-—Nov. 4-11. @ G-285, Post- -Dispatch. ae acd ce ns And cleaning. reduced 1th st. on B33. Post- Dispatcl +e _-- ea . po Bete y- Cand ec : £ vate. ee widing: no drayage charge Learn KARAM’S shorthand in JO days winter vor if satisfactory prefer { CLERK—Sit. by young man, 23: good ven- | one owners, satisfaction | ; one . : ar ee YE ho, oes STENODGRAPHER—Enxpert. 12 rm , t C0 S08 Sere “850 nts. St. louis _—- | Guaranteed. NATIONAL SCHOOL OF | dor ne bri so. 208 Pershing Ho el 150 508 man: 6 years’ experience " Box G-?-41 guaranteed, Cabany 376. GIRL—Sit. by experienced colored for house-/| rience: best references: r¢ | prefer party convenien oe 9 ® Boyle a, Grand 783. Solid agate. 250 line. Out-of-town | Webster 1953d. _oos@ee pytieemaie AA te a Post-Dispatch : Sst oes me HANG ER—Wiil work very reason :- ant ieee of after school hours. bo-} Box G-247. Post-laispatch. fost. bisecthe er MOVING ; : v0 ie u ' ebdster FIVe (¢ } : > ~ LA Ti ee o “ ae | . te ehiegirie . AIC, ive Bi AInp! es; £00 ] mechanic Postal 4 . ae S Vow : ee eo , naire , - nt. LTD Siete ee then in exchange for moving prumiture 5c da 80c Sunday. Tollet Art — . — GIR wd ( OA Wigtey P iv, 12%, 14: hats out-; OLERK AND TYPIST—Sit. ; desires to ex- L536 C slifornia, : ee HOUSEGIRL—S xPerienced: smal) | TENOGRAPHER- yt wants ¢ ae ASSISTANT—- For assistant ir Bus “Signer 2078. ” ~(c8) at obs on, oo oo oo sunday: STUDY LAW IN SPARE T IME erown dresses. 4641 Tyrolean, Cherokee) change present position about first of PORTHER—Nit.: white; niiddi@aged: expert family. Forest 7490, Sunday 10 to 12.| anteed ny | — line. wants new connection. Box F-194 OREMAN — Sit. desired by mbnt 2143R. ences. Box H-67_ Post- Disness —— : sliround. Arply 2701 Olive - - 5 ; ee ' 1 commer a cial, boo magazine, cata- wishes place in family: light housework. school graduate; 14, years aoe ¥ a ing. 6145 indbiapiiideniintinnnsaeennd a beginner {s taught a complete and intri . “s AGEN ed dependable, 2% -ton ree eel ml excellent record STENOGRAPHER—Sit.: 2 :.. E may 18 years oid: steady job GHIROPRACTORS - usiness: college opens this month; | and placed upon the stage in a comnara- CREDIT MANAGER—Sit.; by young man sires connection with industrial concern O14 . 235. AU | ee DITING AND ACCOUNTING sitions secured; dav, $1° per month; night, OGRA TOR—Who has followed medicine saow | CREDIT M AN—E Xperienced voung man, ac- rience St “a i YS best + hae Jo20 sto ® and ($6. JONES-HE NDERS IN BUSINESS COJ.- | If you can't deliver sto ga whip amas quainted with country busineas 500 miles producer, I my poate fest, nce 60s, and & | HOUSEGIRL—Sit., neat, for general house | sT ENOGR APHER—Sit. : hich shool 1 g hone number be _ Bo x W- 104 i ih steel on cosss “Phone aa. | | radius, now employed in farm specialty! PRINTING RAST 2k | wurk: go home night; references. Bo | wate; 349° vears’_ experience: Pict: Av TOMOBILE MEC HAXIC “18 Delmar 1 347R . is : 5 ney 515. om hnigettichtennges: |A STAGE 8&8 . wher o isp young man: executiy - laren nega Soh = " et fatter Ghremal chee nee, TES | ROOK KREEPING—Avditing, tratfic service A hc sentnd CHOOL where a professional can | spear ee eae a Be ~ . ®, practical experience | OT SEGIRL—vcountry girl, 17 years oid, STENOGRAPHER — Bit.; 5 ate AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC lred ° > , oi . s b.- ce : G {Sf thorou a: ‘kt iwi-| logue and : : . —— ei! lin av. Central 4303. 9) | _ counsel, 2s. etements._ Box H- 165, P.-1) | Schools and } Colleges | plete, new, effective and original act; where | edge paint and rubber t. ; thorough 1 pow!- Hotel. advertising. W. W. — Benton Maud Riley, 2342 W ash st. emnpeeneten Benton SUR. — a OMOBT! ea Tar | OPTICAL COLLEGE—Earn big money in| cate routine of dances or a cingle dance Box _H-54. Post-! Dispatch. RATE AND TRAPPIC EXPERT HOUSEGIRE—Sit. by colored: assist with ILE | MECHANIC'S 4 lise hoe tte = 2 — River- once fim ~/ x. eo i | ( XPERT—Sit.; de- | - J. i) - — |, ote Hy re qunourt ollege 0 ptom-| tively short time. +e0 Murry, studio 2 now employed | opportunit c refs. Call Lindell 67 757W G GRINKER. CHIROPRACTOR, spine |\etty. 201-202 Odd Fellows’ Ridg. fe&)| Odeon Bldg. Lindeli 3582 ager for plored 02 civision credit po ne 60. Post. * Fn 2 consideration. Box H- 375. Tyler 16377 all . ae ~ capable, Sits ’ AUTOMOBILE 1 PAINTERS—App BTENOGRAPHER—SIL.: aaa ga graduate, with several ¥ collecting accounts; familiar with| . work; know city phorgughly route any city apartment preferred. Box B-385. P.-D. Aesires position. Box H-55, P.-D, 3 4 cae KADLA TOR REPAiIn 1 ; : : = : Snr rae ® | OUSEGIRI—sit. by white young lady for 8 . King's highway. For. 3074, det haa. } graduate. 1805 : efferson. Grand i COMP LETS cours “in chiropractic , nd rt in- RELMONT saves Here is an unt usual | op- ik abe a approving, contract, adjustin ROUTER—Sit.: and collector: wants steady upstairs w ork ; no cooking or washing; | . . | cooking: no laundry; ro home nights; uae ence, operates Dee ee braneh chance “6 to Jearn. 23 25-27 — Olive : JPS8N ography (X- ray). Day and night classes first a ee ~—_—— = ee ee ee -_— ++. ee oo -—-——. ~ - 5 Se Se * he war tena? wrematé to enter new th portunity. We are preparing two compa all ener: ' ; ,. foe EN aes MOVING 0O.. $4.50 load. or our October class. Write for catalowue.| ies for the road. Pupils of the Belmont I 5 lg ne routine and pag ore oad ae Box _G-% Post-Dispatch. (7)| HOUSEKEEPER—Sit. by refined woman. STENOGRAPHER — Sit.: - WA-258, Post-Dis * furniture in exchange. Bomont | CHIROPODISTS Missour{ Chiropractic Collere. Olivia SBldz.. School will be used exclusively. Booking erate salary in a position where nae olin, SALES CORRESPONDENT—Young inan de- | ae 2AM. *Post- Disna! a ‘West sty: Mreterencee’ bidney 100 ae au FOMOBN. mW ASHER— Bx: : a oa ana r ic‘t . ° Le : we rker: ‘ "i 7% , , coring references; no | ' 1329. (cBR) senangteenoatgapemenns . : iar 2 ‘ny + 3} ! ‘ incline: ; 10° 3 N. Grand. Sr Touts Mo guarante ed. (a 1 use two mida e-aged adi er. wens (a possible f } sires position as assistan Ss ond. Rox G ——y— N ¥ R a6 = ; be c “ARR. registere: d hiro dist. if —_—_—_— ee. a ee =f four young la: lies, also four youn g& men. A — ard w orker. Box t wy age thy tie * late im 1 ze ener bz) Ceniqai. 5000: lon ¥y he beeen: - . 316 N. 6th st. Ol! Fun 65 544 auite | position guaranteed to those who a1 ality, | +s = Dispatch. _ | Native, auueution akin ae tact, ini | HOUSEKEEPER—Sit.; - aiderly - py Me STENOGRAPHER-B WITCHES Bo apaenere need anniy, Rear 263) hare tasking: ail -¥ aonae | a aS Trade Schools een School, Odeon Bldg. Established | pENTIGT—sit : 10 years’ “experiance; good prove convince ‘ing. Box , ee “ny aa ber Tt.00. S Sree Sey — seneeuaee “sell wnced: “intel 19 | AUTOMOBILE W ASHE R— and ! a i all tal 12 ,, erato igssouri license. Rox y , o. ae, { > ; rience; references TAn > e - sa ee eee CHIROPRACTORS LEARN BARBFRING — Be indeven.te at: renee Post-Dispatch nso Be | 8A LESMAN—Sit. ; G& years’ ex rrlence, yel- HOU SEK EEPER—ASit. : middle-aged white) STENOGRAPHER—+# will ste : 1800°s in ners a | electric clippers: massage’ up-to-date coi- | SCENIC ARTIST Wtd.—Steady winter | DRAF ; coe jow pine lumber. ox G-2572, -D. t " “| penaan . — “*TSMAN—Sit.; 10 ck &- ady: firat-class references. 3518 Lawton. Pperienced. competent; ful ee ¥ 4 BAKER—Tricd hand. Gall Del ee me ——— ee _—- = ee aaed in 20 hours; don't have your fur- |B ee ; -' B. DULLE, D. C.. Palmer graduate. 3217 lege , Mis ri Int. Barber Col! PN | k. 208 7 ote at 26: y ‘X- a ee SE ag oe pac Awad it through a Se ae | Hebert. Tyler 1721W, Central oa Marke wre etlleeccresess (99) | viet RN ns art oe = eee ee Market.| perience. Box G ist f* Post- Dispaten. ak SAL LESMAN—Sit. ; experienced: age 30, de- ‘Lindeil_ 5491J. reasonable salary. & ) eee BK Eu it hha ed rere : - » x ‘99 reliable service. St. Louis Storage —————— (c89) TRI c a "BARBER ‘COLLEGE- Wanted. | infjian. cowgirl. chaps. vests. hate, w boy. | eo te experienced. Bes OG. je lar. connection with ‘Post-Dis firm on HOUSEKEFPPER—ASit. by refined jady, u un- | BTENOGRAPHER—-Sit. ; ru j light ae nl "i pres 04:220 8S. Boyle av. Grand 783. (2, | L. FB. Se as ENKER, D. C., 3522 Arsenal #1 ladies and men; tuition $25; catalogue etc. 208 Pershing Hotel. 1608 Market Es _ fear epelen. 'SALESM. : * mt in hen neh LR oF “irl 5 FOR a FS eo legal work, but wel cone ape BAKER. Spee pers eT a Sidney 258, Victor 802. X-ray analy of merit and future! | HoUSEKEEPER—Middle-aacd woman want STENOGRAPHER-SE *RETA ¥— a : - ces local and long-distance mov- ) VANCERS—Join the Merry Mak teach you complete course, $3, ea® mon- DRUMME sivErmrat. elty or roa Box G-243, Post-D ISEKEEPER-—Middle-aged woman wants ~— AP t | a 2 n ¢ packin and shipping. Eegle “roe body's dancing club. Box H1s3, P-D. 4 , ull or Prere a Grand P. M. E-;, work Wn 8 AND | CLARINETIST—Desires SALESMAN- Sit.; experienced: yst-Disvatch. position of some kind; is good cook: sew leme ~y duate. years ext : a we RBER pipe . , > RNY): Uy Saape -eee gE Ponty + pean ———= cnoc 2722 N Tt St. Loul “ ’ 0 etra, a age ence ax . . nliove n iv t Deal « wees — Arai Paston. Lindell “73, Del: | DANCING—Cirode 633 = — a: ” least T50. f 43R7W. DANCER Cirode Studio, n ga ge Senne re Sa meme — ! _2042W. salary and commission. r- HOUSEWORK—Sit.; by the day. Grand STE NOGRAPHER—® 2 ‘CH ¥ I cK. W ‘ expression. jeqrn, Solid agete, firet three lines or less . ——- | 4120. Post- Dispatch, ox (53 _ £387V : avant o The ) my x) © fc or y A+ tt to : Be MAM SER ge Ae oe GO ua el eS A Soe ~-- 92 Ms. » > our system: established nee “189 / cy Mt gs : We carry PRIVATE DANCING—4415 Washington b..: | aitions waiting; top wages paid our at- 400, additional lines 20c each. Tree ELECTRICIAN—Sit.; or Juaintenance man, SALE re a seat hy "reat. Stdney 365, “asd uararteed in sly lessons. Mrs. Miller, uetes; dav or evening classes. Investiz«te. eae Fie Ore fer 592304 Ic lina discount. Rs 11. Grand 845 RW | r sEBMAN-—Sit.; eight years’ retail cigar HOUSEWORK—Sit. ; by widow; - mornings in insufficien no NEVER send ORIGI. vay, ee ELinc - - ‘ioe business: experienced in handlin high - only. 1926 Cherokee. _ tinvong entp » roe orest 4809. (c82) Moler Barber Colle y gc pos 2 Sole ‘ollege. 810 N. Sixth. (o13) ' recommendations TRICIAN—Stit. ; = ‘commercial or & — a > LATEST dances ‘tnught privately venr TELEGRAPH ZRS Wid—Bv —————_— in applying for employment. Use COPIES mat ; class trade; desires connection with f! HoOUSFEW "rT a Cone veaageee 7R Poat-Di oh _— | yen “LEG : —By various rail. maintenance work. motor wiring, conduit. ae , WORK-—Sit.; Middle-aged woman; aT an | oe 4 | ten $1. rr 7 wena x ee. Adams, 3065 West Pine. Linde!! pease steady employme ~ ; good ; ; we MEN. BOYS Box W - 319. Post- Dispate h. a ee a H-7a, P at. ae Senora’ Be work; , TYPIST AND & N 4 ; B ER-IN | olan ; Ae .. Shee Rr) teach it Monday, Wednesday, Fri av €ve ENGINEER—Sit. ; Th oe nary: , — : _ ark: fear'a experience. F. be ao to Vans: we rove STRICTLY DiNgs , emiull fee; terme; free demonstration aC COUNTANT—Sit. will , “9 years’ expe Ves. @ yenaed; station rt SA LESMAN—Bit. ; experienced, age | iiOUBEWOMAK—aICL t. by middle- -aged wom- eam ” ae 3 . - 2. tnetoushly oe famite miniasiteieitinitiiiiaanen ERE EO Oe ee Anal nde! $15 . Sloan's Movin trivate lessons ballroom danc- T 3 ; j ents et Pie or : . Pie : eae Seer. eel terns rat dementiretion Se ae ee gee insta sysein, side 1102. 5927 S. Broadway. wishes to join gales force of goo . an, to do ont housework; city or b- TYPIST—Sit.: dest ac retin ena ing: hall for rert for danc : c } , « ances, parties, ete. \ in snare 5 estate. 592 b> 6 eimar. ‘ abany 310. (7) eas and Olive. i ae } time experienced, Rox H-17 Pos" ie E XE ( T TIV E —Sit.: college graduate with 1 > | sone Ag oes ay yn onc +4 A. rr git , : | urbs : S°0 per Month: referentes. Box G-330. ition ; none, and 4 aL el es “ASH prizes at our masquerade, 9) ig yey ye and builders; | AC COUNTANT-BOOKK BE PER—Sit.; expe- vears’ business experience, at present em-|_ 8nd ability. Box H-112. Post- nae aad ae | @ years’ experience; pas t tab. Stall, 1800"S. “18th. Thureday, send ior free Pian ef O-room bungalow and | . rienced and reliable; all or part time; zef-| 5. loved. is ready to connect with some busl-| SALESMAN OR SALESMANAGER—SiC |LADY would care for jnvalid child or sick, | -309, Post-Dispatch. —— 3 CLERK—Must be st _ (c4) pare pos BF el 7p Rene er Prints.” Just erences. Rox H-92, Post- Dispatch. nese house or other organjzation which may! desires change; 8 years old: wtta’ | | during day. Grand 6840W. | PYPIST——sit., young lady; Wie = ,sate with typewriter; good 7 = mut; rn how a : —-— -— - , i ma c un De ; RIVATE ATE LESSONS any hour; ” o make more ACCOUNTANT — Competent. t meno - executive accustomed to haudiing| highest reference; 1 ears’ succesatyl ex. ADY—Sit.; as dental assistant: 2 years ex- ing to do at home evening; at. Luxe Cao , 186P ao 1 latest Jances ‘ oresentative w Kuarantecd: rT ees ‘ money in the building pastneee. \ddress ae ae wants spare’ men and women and ex — Pema ion 201 gi < wy euecone reliable, oldest schoo! ape) Bidg. Dept. 1552, Chicago T : gate beg ee kenet al ac yt line, turer: religious work me gyn a oe with fe considerpd “un rience. Phone Lindell 7095. eurate; good reference. Bor | : LAG chigan av., Chicago, Ill. ports. Box B-113. Post-Dispatch. ies Pacha ae 09. Rox! manu acturer erred, a e pine ““ herusekeons i " Wert con heme * eT ; ; | . Rent-inepaten. | ost-Dispatct | Post-Dispate | a gatas Bi WABEING AND In) iNet eT 5 1871 Menard, 24 Meet 5 —_— -- — ee * ies IP, Bt PO nf

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Y ~ aad — eee eo. * Stee, 9 OS Ree, 1 2 er eee 1 Le ee ae ¥ : . > ae a ie Soke ew 500 MEN vV AND BOYS V WAN TED — Is the position you seek advertised i n these columns today? : noah oe WOMEN. GIRLS HELP WANTZD—mEN. BOYS KELP WANTEO—MWEN, i teretheriens bene: mane, fer OF erat BUILDERS—Experienced body; for) CARPENTERS—insise Sa | HELP ete ee BOYS RELP \ ANTED—MEN. BOYS rRatP VSBN” SO--YEN KOVYS b& ° VAN FD-—MEN, SOYSs | HELP WANTED—MEN. , ur . . . ome A emmeee coaie et a Call. Lindell i ; tmobile. Body ‘Co.. 631 E18; onegagg hw > gage a hid wanee anes =tory: state; un new faders.” Selick ae ne me: MAN——25 years old. position as shipping | MEN—Permaneut jobs: take Bellefontaine PORTER—Experiencea; colored. 1603 Mar me | STENOGRAPHER—Aver | st 2 ~ 28th av., Den-| Of¢f poseDisratch, re) Box, ready for delivery. “Langan Bros. Furniture Brecht Co Dply between J 10 and 12 Sunday.| car south. Stupn Bros. Bridge and Iron ¥ Sest-ciase Solores, laundry or BOILRRMAKERE— TY pees a— | Gaal a (hes ee a garg oom = 4 a 0.. 18th and Washington. i. et =—— (c) | _Co.. Carondelet. sMo- (c99) PORTER— Wholesale grocery capable of ar . sa ina nisi an . _ ackar l Ss ane “Siete oe ee ied, to work on f d | . ist! receiving cler references required. Forest 446 trace shop; Irust be fam! Hae with con- _trnex. Apply G09 scpemens ay. (co) RRITURE | FINISHER Must oe gocd. fuel furnished: state experience and Salary MEN —And boy s for hight fac-, Tibpitts- Hewitt Rane Co.. Oth and Serer. | Rox ai. by colored; to do plain tract Work: O@744c per ho 9 hours per | m ——— | a “a _ _expected. P. J. Mur . T LO BA : = a sTOREE EPE -- 30 3 Bomont_* 2121M. PRES Fa open she The ittsburr Boller & o*Gellveries truck; experienced. 4950 Saat FU RNITU RE FINISHER Expert, wae MA N—Yo uns. ; . SOF) work. S U IS * Mpanta: first class 7: Apply National fac Fg ny es st : iy fo wo k: ence - r mata, ! ——schine Co. | itteh ! ———$ — some knowled of cabinetmak! ; FOaaY | b0F rk; experi ufac- eo colored; = K BOOK KEE PER—wM ae = = CHAUFFE! RS—Experienced, also nelners. Side work; kann. BL} salery: meade for wu B go04 e weet Ry o work reasonable. AP- | KE T & BOX CO., W harf and Tailors, _517 Morgan toring and poe wey ol ve pe =: Bomon : “ ——-Man, 24 vears of age; for retai! furniture store, Box W-92, Pp -1) Apply Union Housefurnishing Se 41236 ' =. —_ lin ay. PRESSER—Expertenced Hoffman oper- | ealar and oaenuneeh tn : must - waare German: to cook and do} yp be competent and write good hand. | qaapRrEUR—White: references. 3653 |_ Olive, (e) MAN—Fire furnace: state wages; factory | Penrose. of ters. ae wore wages. Star Cleaning “eh | ndwriting. Bo x W-3350, ! STOVE MAN—Experienced. y sit. ply | Shapileigh ; eperance, rear. ) & Hardware Co., 4th and : eet — near hirin a ee store > > wk. 314 Lespe ; eee a ‘Washingtor, fam |... arte, Mab SO, } GAKMENTS INSPECTOR—Bvy dyeing and ment room. S F pomen,, lave oe! — MEN—If you are earning $16 to $30 per = ~~ = as aece Caras *%C | BOOKKEEPER & Bx peri i: CHAUlFEU R—Experienced on 5-ton Pierce. nt leaning company; expérience necessary. : tasted . Post Spatcn. week in the factory, office. store or on the PRESSER-—Experienced on Hoffman PB ne aaa % Texas. se Position to take xperienced: mites lehaers: | Arrow. Apply 13th and Cherokee Sunday, fox A-349. Post- Dispatch. MAN—Young, for light factory work: good! farm ano want to earn $35 to $75 per week machines, for dry cleaning plant; | BL - LS Pa tess. 2 TAILOR Gan Surdsy mornns ng on Sat-/| State age a m. c) | GRANITO D N cR—C ly opportunity. Apply Missouri Feather Co.,| and up, you are the man we want. We are| Work: gcod pey. Ask for Mr. Howat ; Sit. ; white; to ‘do cleaning | Ke and experience: excellent chance | 9 & ™ . _fc) _work. PUN Seeaee: olored ; ~~ steady _1906 Pine. (c)}} {nereasing our sales force in Southern Jilf- 3044 Lawton. (c7) | TATILOR—Cali Sunday er Monday, - _- * «he. _for advance r.¢ , | d. 85 Port! f ee . Central 97371 ——— cement. 296. Post-Dis. CHAUFFEUR—Experienced. Banner Coal | - we eB —£: eic.;| nois. Will teach you our sales methods and | PR ESGER—On pants. ELY & arrae pester. : 3 ts iy 7 } M. A N—Rovt h er ‘ ¢ colored, | aaa Sit.; reliable colored, wants two) SOOKEEPER—Must t be experienced and /ur- and Sand Co., Webash railroad and| RANI’ Pomp LA BORERS—4. Cali we p12 Weekly. car by work. painting. a306 you earn while you learn. You get protec- TAIL ae once; steady work. } 5 vi Bo ae B. Forest TBAR. ) nish Al references; ref 4 Fue a Beer {c) |} - _dav morning, "4500 N. U nion. 7m wn } r sa, Apont © and Rai clea ning. . = ; . preter single man, | —————...__—.— a | ———s Ts one aston. Cabany 753W today. ed territory and the benett of our national ; V K R Rader Cy] OTHE pa ae Rit. = or . —e “OR gt yy Experienced. , colored. wants ‘Clean- i sition arate to Kan sas City; » Permanent jo- ' CHAUFFEL R—Experienced “Man, for #6.- }GROC ERY ‘DRIV EB Rs—F or two Sh. oree —— 4 a N rt ag ” a cit ~~ — ; r~e0 = ——- +. - adv ertising. For full particulars see Ht. H, AL E S| | TAILOR Two. =f ia . sy ‘ m \ k & “St ~ ——- ‘ _— Bomont 1692J. state food opportunity for right man: ! toi, coal t! oat i Ju nust be good worker: ; Conra 1’ a. 18 N Sixth e) | weet: 0 olicit ae esti nate on furniture RO1 Arcade Bldg . from 10 a. m. to / F CTOR 935 O’Fall t 4 — -¢€ the, a; "00d refs, YS Wee | one fone I . are, experience, references and salary good wages. 6145 Barrmer. GROCE RY CLERK—EKuperienced. 000 & ra, experience necessary. 1000 Hamil | m. | A Y, 22% on S8tL.,. an dD, mm. S2A Thoma y ~— Abs —_— )? ‘ ‘Ss. ¥ x o*. i hol a, co: npeten t;. house- | expected. Box W- Ser " : . — ton. -~— —- g- —_ it. ; by col A. ee . = ny Ara ae ese -161, 2 Post- zc Dispate! ase ‘C); CHAUFFEUR t—Expe: le nced; alar y and Sarah. AT =. ¥ — . | WEN—If you you are earning $15 to . $30 pe per 5th floor. (cl) TAILORS For old and new “a ie or ‘ vance- oTred: ¢; ; a 5 p Whittier. indell 5509W, lj BOOK a —_ 5 | MAN-—To tend furnace a a er argon bok. Bomo rst- ~Clage. ; ng. 340 — —te KEEP E.iux—Opportunity commission: must have. sowie. trade: ene o tend furnace and do packing an‘ | c ffi ) al nt b s: . = 7 At: nmassion. Me re calij GROCERY CLE —Experienced. B m ” = oer week in factory. office, store or farm =e ~ Mt.; colored. oe eS = j ~-year- -old “child, wants | . a a answer in own handwriting. state | Sunday, 8 to 12. 950 Hamilton. Modern 137. Post- LERK—Ex; : Box W axe =e j salary. xpected. Box W397 state and want to earn $35 to $75 per week | PRESSMAN—One with experience on Harris TAILOR—Steady work. Apply at 819 af M“ eek. ; or no x rey x 4 Baa . tee eee ---— - eqducati on, experience, references, sai- B * leaning end Dy eing Co Sa ae (c) G FP a a ey Woe proREpEEE TT COMP ee Cee tory Bo: W-3: 24. Post-Dispatch, -~—— vas A . ed, refined: care | _-—— etn Ss bse, A ec -~ - _! ‘ x ap hiags 3 “7 | Fs Soe mall children; BOXY—Machine shop. Call 8 a. m. Monday, | . ; oxr- I TA ‘T » we. TINNER—To instant — prpelene furnaces: Sire .5 wer » : ) TE 4 EAT, LEG TAPNEs KR 14d] sor wagea r . HARNESS MAKER Repair man; miidle @ accurate and neat at figures 300 N. ES A nwa Ww CW MAN B i ht, oun t rit oe ( r e ; Wa 4-} . ~ : 8 ’ motheriesshomr 3. Post-Dispatch. _ | __ 2741 Gravois. LE ND GOOD AT FIGURES pate ml right, young, to write orders, must |Ment, highest wages hest work PRESSMAN salary. 8958 48. Post-Disp: (c) IST F AT LEAST 2 YEARs’ | O80: S.ate wanes. Box W208, Zonet) Main cj ing conditions. Apply Saturday Lithographing working pressman: _muet L, nV , IG ; L HARDW OOb FLOOR MEN—aApply 2634 i i—Young. to sell adva >s ame on ungerstard transferring and operating Harris | -—-— = a @cek. IOUS BUSINESS EXPE RIE’ NC ‘E NOT O gr th ag | hg Bape oan artising good cp- afternoon, Sunday morning OY | présa: in Eastern city: must be nonunion; | TINN&R—And helper “83 co arent nee airt a or BUT APPLICANT MUST | HARNESS MAKERS—The Strauss Co 27th ‘All 1 ity 815 Holl ne 5 anaes ki ] st. L good wages: steady position. Write Employ- See dr. Leak, eee Gro. “ Vairfas, Trunk Co.. 506 N. 3d ‘st. Go0D CHARACTE R iF and Locust. edison 5 Hollan a C) during working hours, t. Louis ing Printers’ Assn., 1206 Monadnock Block, | Tiffany ( and Vista mT colored, Out bT the ne day, a 4 jarried. to ‘care “for - children ae kb (Eo a (c) Aste oh | : : : A = rage mar ‘ Bass me a ep ONLY THOSE WIT ABOV) ———- oy —————- | MA? ung, with some knowledge of boox- t. Chicago, giving referetces. TINNERS—For forming. shapin oe ii — q by day, ening: on or oiits Bt DS “ o learn t. ymrey hie Novelty Co.. CA TIC INS NEED AP 2, XY: GIVE HA‘ FINISHE! RS—Ca all Sunday all eny keeping etenogra phy. ledge o Baik: | Jar Co. , 8000 N. Broadw ay. (e7 } | PUNCH PRESS HANDS—And hand rivet- ing. Call Sunday morning. O a Ke 3R cored Woh se@e.. a eo "peleptione Renten et ié —— ~onge= > ae REFERE NC ES. SAT. as Peter Hat Co., 1316 ass AV. Te 1 . Fast St. Loui ‘c) | afaATL 6GIRL—Bxperi enced in filling env nae | ers. to start at 7:30. 812 N, 10th st. fe) Furnace ang Machine Co., ~ist s ‘ : * P ~ Gre a & rears old. | ’ ; Fr th—Pc reel in enameling Gept. sril- MAN —E, x Derien i tr re te ' egrenen rap ae . 5° P - } "a? 1.3 net . | TINN iE a =. A 4 ; like Holman Paper Box C a . ae A. ; t e ’ cal eutate. to write opes and folding. #552 N. Broadway: | PuUNCcE ANDS—Ex orten: el R—Outside _ ins nside \ = “x by first-class white: tai jake 7 «SouAN—Sit.; middle-aged: would = Iike Pp 0., 316 Clark. {c) N¥. BOX Y-12 POST- DISP ATCH. __liant Sign Co.. 3581 Washington. deeds occasionally in santa tiuae, an W-| East Grand and Broadway. 7 fo} | PUNCH PRESS__} ae ie @ Seu | a.m. Sunday. 2707 Gambie. vy » Soot references. : oo housekeeping in wmall family; good cook; | BOY—i6, to work in- shoe store; splealid | GOAL. ‘PASSER—Cunples Station” Light, HOTEL « LERK—With experience: ef 5 a ney 2291 Car ; $ ref Post-Dispa ti : ~ apenas ; “ ant aad eeaDETY: - § 3 c : as EEE ean ———- + NIGHT Ww AT! HMA N——For sma!) factory | lanphy. ee NY So beare taans Power Co.. 6319 Marcus ev.(c2) | ence, age. salary $170. _ Box ¥-335, ¥. MAN—Middle-eged, white, married, as as-| building: wages $10, Rox H-104. P-D. | ~ x . TINA ERS EXP RIENCED _IN . 7 fers OS ary work; 2) bO i —16 yea.s old, to learn trade; bri DP fee ac pom eee S 4th erences. KANO N. 2d i st ace; br ng? ref- rener 3908 r ¥ | BOYS—To make tr unks, a . thoroughly competent | “4 ' service work: tate wrev "10us emp!loymen App! ly to Stew ari in main dtr hing rooczm, i 5! uni { lay or Mon: lay y_ morn: ng. > j 6 - mon 25, anc — Pe GoMAN—Sit.: t | : nie -* om) ——-— = feed’ stock and night watchman; $73. Bux , 4 ‘ t 192 — ™; assist in gg ogee re with view | ROY—Grammar-schoo! cpacete, a or 16 vears | _and references “Box H-115, Post-Dis _Union _Station nicipeaiiiini -And wife: room in exchange for at-| A-329. Post-Dispatch. >| On light sheet metal; experi- we ASEING* | ' tt tc7 an orker: ? oy ; exper ‘ : N tenographer end nurse, | 7 7 ¥ ORE yf Sere. press Theater, 12 o'clock; ask for Mi — me Post: ‘Dispatch B) de 2 0 8. JANITOR While. middle-aged. Apply 2d et ~§ oe tice a rh # small dairy month de® Teljable and steady. Apply The Stravss| ~ Co.. Marine and Osage. Money any time, TUCK POINTER—Apply 1842 8. 1 rp {1 nights. for _ some Winchell %*co) | ———— Sp ae epee tegper yg: | floor, 7201 Manchester ey. Bell —— ith washing, roa! nd board. Write to| Co. 268: > Locust. siiiiacheaii (c) WT ‘N—Steady work. “Apply Ui Tinton TUCK acterinn 82h Chabon white ,| FUCK | 7” doctors, all or part = . enced in cleaning office building; must he | 4° % ? it.; refined widow with ~ c a errel!] C roft ¥ v7) zi" aeart a { aa VOU } abi! . 3rown 1086 Coa Prinwung - >} c B ros. 4°27 Le- 4 --. , sf ‘. Broadw av E. St. Ll, ou:a i * 5. Fy saith aT ememamngae! yet = 3 3 OMAN—S . housekeeping; cere for : me a ee , 2 _Dept.. aaa ar 1d Li ucas 8 e's i JOB P RI 28 MA? N—— Buse har t 2tUe.. é tor rk must be bri gi t an | Willa | = Se ee eS ae eee ware i Springs Piant, East St. Brees Btone Co est t., small bundles to d© s: 5 dren; 9-8 nd ~ invalid; small baby no) 5OY_—16 or 16 years, general work a! aro! und __— ve ei __ cust = scpcsresieiinaasasiteiiissdliaiiaaeiinmialiiis 4 | Apply ‘festern Stay Cov., 5: ORDER FILLERS—. ane — clerks; vev- city oftice, Arcade Bldg.. East St. Louis. rienced; references. | jngejj ae motherless “nome or inva! Box W-128,; .eTocery and market. Forest 3506. 5062 COMPOSITOR—Capable vf running one- iiee] | 9UB PRESSMAN—One who can rua Millers | , Was! ington av.. 2d floor. ere] young men. 18 to 20 years of age. | 7) (c37) = : nm; reasonable salary. ox Maffitt he shop and to ope a Miller feeder: idea! > = +} _— . to learn Ww holes¢ ’ leo business, filling orders, ar: ms nd cut paper; union. Frank FP. smith @7yan-_p helper in cleaning and ' RAILING FINISHER—Also punch hani, on a etter cata cetiin _ = - - ——— —— conditions. Cal ter 9 a. m. today, "S “a a ae hast ntt ’ ovees weey ; _— ‘| keeping stock, etc.: bring recommen4atoins | . v Sit. : eo to brin home. S Post-Dispatch. a a k: ex- BOY—lL1S or 16 years o! to wrap ~ bun Com mere ial B} is. a) | J. ins» : 13s -3 Pe iyein Loi isham nent. good wages. Apply and record of ‘last ein ployment, if any. AD- small ae machines. pit. dies GoMEN—Sit.- co! ored; morning vor , and un errands: $3 per week. ae -——_———— - — nsf IN Ik ‘LERK— ‘About 17 years, in large 7: a ‘] ning and Dyeing Co, 6517 N. + Butler Brothers. 18 th and Olive. fe) | Works o S. Cardinal. TUCK POINTERS WAN Call Riverside 1356R. JOHN T. O'BRIEN, ; Schurk fron | 7500 ‘Vermont ay, 7 bAMSTERS—Gravols and Osceola. S UPHOLSTERERS—On new work. a __ 56) 5 Delmar. Manne Bros. (¢) j ' | UPHOLSTERER—Garrett Uphoisteriag Ce., | _1823_N. Grand. i | | . r ' ———— Lindell 55813 B nerienced : no Sunday. Bome nont 692. | Schmidt Co. 1313 Pone st. ' te Colored good wages and board. Box , -~ 7 se: eX! e not necessar\ nen > , Se a TTT S St : ‘ 2a et , - . a sO Ue s ? -_ i —— pe it - s i* R 5+ yA IER ATOR REPAIR AND SETUP : | 34. Post -Di match. ic?) - st (c) . _ ©) | OR DERLY—Operating room, Tewish ene * ; —Ofterneons oniv. 3110 Locust. Bit. ; colored ; .——- ana i 4 ; LADY—Sit.; to 4assi sist oe house- | BOY—Colored, about 14 years of age, e. to run! ae _ =Dinner, Te ag orem G ; a: Pe EE Ee —— MAN You: and at rong to work in sghip- tal, 5415 Delmar eee a8 ' sade] Maou RG —Aoply Site ii Lavla Bag: | SAN Yous, oad sapee fo ome fou | os : RIV ETERS — Cold 2) = O 15 per d ay. "654 M oo 1 v nivy YV } S or ; = work. 4° °1 ee Ay oo Ss ty i z AD ; ly an ty Cloak and ult n a - Aall - s “i cere Pres a tech -s nd es B: wr m n en need not ————- ni . = NG LADY—Sit.: receptionist: 1% years’ | On 627 Washington. AO) tg 208 N. Grand indell O74. ___ ©); brick Bros. Con tr ict.on ‘toes: Sere: ilv useful; referenc es required The ie Wiil-| * a ES tbe — h i repair work only. - ; roman wishes email a exver! : can nani Heal. P. gases BOY—For messenger service. Wagner Elec- | CC 2OK—Ext er Sing. iL Focd ages. ghBPly ' LABOR ERS—1i roadway :4d Poplar; street i Co.. 1531 Washi: ton, 10th floor. (c) 1408 S. 7th st. Call before 10 o'clock. (¢ rine home. Phone Bomen: /—E nces Ox 1 ht 6. tric Corp., 6400 Piymouth ay. Ask for et On - mornin ) | work F ts ‘Stlers Meee N-—Go od position open for responsi ibie ions t Ap- | prime : J sate: 1s | . © ORDER FILLERS—And stock, Press riveters. to assist tn doctor's Miss Ryan. (Cc) 'TABO RERS—Colored, for concrete work: party wh o has the working knowledge largest and most sanitary ahaa UPHOLSTERERS—2 good men; —_——— and L omt a rd, FY A. Sti ers elevato ifa ng eee constru ction i ms ] ‘ 18) I I 4 4 : 7 3 , : >] ¥ F F ) tch ) y Ss: seve youn men ‘ : . path Anns Box _W-B08. Post-Dispatch | | RE OO ee 18 ply Arlington avenue | in the city; steady work; good . , ans dae > lace; fe De uouth, room, bath ; _. 3 . | Market. side work; woman must be rood cook and ae- work : ——~— --—-——~- er Pg Pon cceteclnon. 4 cE on i ieee . , . mt > = 7 Box_W-108. Post-Dispatch. 5 sai per | Bist. with ger eral housework and cere of | LABORERS—Steady work. “High! lands F rok MAN—Studen | attending Washington Un! ing stock, ete.: bring recommen- | ‘Motor °9 1m Of and | | St. Charles (c) fey. $3.14 Call P. res position as all- month; must be 16 years old: state schoo! » convenience: references: wages $100: ex- ae - ''_~ versity Scho ff Commerce, to sel books, iy na ; e Bomont jent character, des! o office ing. Box W-44, Post-Dispatch. ia) | ery con mee Sel right eoupie. “go W340, LABORER: Colored; strong 106 ec Statione: LI scho ; lies. 2 ; dations and I ecord of last em Natural Bridge. See | Ww AITER— Experienced; good wages: day nd Thu : ; | st-Dispatch. J fice Quick Meal Stove Co.. division, 2001 S. ai _King’ s ) highwe iy. CA re eet a oan | c gl MAN AGER— and ip rag 1s ; -s ame tk 400. ws -: ral “Bi: ege - ee 4 ager page -~ : wer day morning, 3 to 12. BU ‘TL ER | I. fl som. King's highway an Waterm te neo i printin a! filing | === —~ |“ ferson | Watchmakers wanted ; ood a to duti es — ty and > ia in pr coger ust er quick ok my tt TE RS On bat ry “soft- 80! e sho ypey a DE Co 18; 5M } ea ay Ex: vhange. (Ca) 1] rienced, hit 7 >) ‘ 1ito; id : eensantign: Vaal ig “ag ‘. | SOs, waite 4 p v3 ’ slits Me ae i: i strict application a | particulars. Box W-3RB&5. Post - -D! nnn oA 4 . ' Ta): =} ‘ f for loadin “goa nt . atchman it svt fice OUlUINE. | p AC KER—F or , feed produ cts: give age. ex- | Sit. ; first-class te work by f : > 3 } - + r in At lia ‘ “ , ; ) ; Box H-198, Post -T is BOY S—Bright. energetic, to learn a traz ye } - low orons Ai yp! at on AT ; ain + pened ; eI ¥ A-310 1t-Dispate} Bive reference. Cal] j _ — a . TS m facturin lant: only bors ' lar » and una A a a ~¢3 Electric ¢ , r dicot Piymonth. es ——$—___—— an —— | PAC K ERS—Sever ral R004 general merchan- “ eo Fz. WANTED—Dressmaking. remodeling or fan ning fo" future. oom app: y. Cent acy Fl a etenas Sais and Dress Co., 905 Wash- LAB ORE RS—wWhite or colored; 35c hour Ung. ke ic ctric light hou air: *. Shee Apply Butler Brothers. 18th end | SHAN SHADE AND ROD MAN—Experienced. Apply SCHWARTZMAN JEWELRY ‘a bany Bewe vores: refer- a a « ; B oO Y S : Experienced in oh Nye eo work or cutting ef. 3 ABO SERS 20 saaameatin Sak alleys. re eo. £ ) laesware. ‘C eo Simmons Medicine Co.,. F 1 h oe Ty eae i ee ‘ Muert be ov er 16 years. App! v Com mercial ; Saseees cotton Diees e , Y between Varreliman and At {AN > Ork in pianht neral : rk; ry N. ae» | at ‘c) e , 7m . } e | {- NDOW CLBEANE ey werk. a phe b Re 2 > 2 Avte Body Co., 5401 Rulwer. (c) | Adee: 1419 Olive st.(c®) kit s: t "Chero kes car, ©) mu steady: portunity for advanze- — mill; stea y empioy ent; 8 | We See stents wor EP aavty Monta’ psi Lindell 4457M.—. HELP WA N sy E D | POYS—16 AND OVER, FOR LIGHT AS- CUTTERS | CABORERS—For street work, 40e per hour.| Prout, Perm Re ee ‘ GTO . rT : as ; - , . -- 4 n | ; 4110 Finney. E © = eR. NEL. -— tric MFG “ o. : mene ‘ ; LA BORER gC olored concrete, . for s street PR before noon at 4 37 5 Penrose, or dior nday AINTE RS—Sign and bulletin, to take ter- | noon. Sunday morning or during rees with full particulars as to Sit.; bundies to bri hom; 3 - —— eer re | “OLIAN’ S “DRE SSES, 1105 Washington. (|: vork. Me reenter an 4 Itaska. Perki: aT at North St. Louis Pla Grand and ritory; if you have Ford truck, you can ence, salary, age and bag a v ty | ; ‘ 4 Si. Monday ana Yueeda-. = id like a place mending and; BOY—To work in drug store; some ex-| a ; > ' e 12-5, “ ° tus. mo. '‘C' 40e per hou! ; gl tn r , » a sunGcay, Amerian Radiator "0. a fu —_ —— — - ‘ , ‘ ic _ xpected: h c or aa- night, on refinishing Tl h —— ” shirt waist, $1; 3 Aresec:s, § a , ~. St St ain ae neces anu wares expected, Chance for ac: | ray} “ , : . | SIPPING CLERKS—Must be ws hly | WIRE Wore ate Ree St. Lovie: ne ely _ |= sey send OMAN AT AL wpe ommendations “ug neement and sieady work. Box G-337,| spra ype gy hm a e , experienced in the retail furniture .ine; | and Iron Co.. 026 choutes tt § a ork, quilts, blankets, curtains, i a app! wy ’ g cngtnen a” a ar a oe nn ipa re TT? =) ea sane —E Va R ; : Bomont +‘ ZO5BI ; os poe {ee -employmes:. soho sean d — war Ti seas a, y 1 'DETA LE s, ‘and designer, — “BORERS Pos ee a Re eee pve and wares exnec ted _ Rox - -43., no other need apply. Hub WEture Co., | WIRE WORKER— ade; m 4 lored, | READERS desiring to fit themseives for bowen et Ae gy aN tomte if oor t & xperience in showcase and fix- LA COST MAN—Egperienced, capable B26 S| gk aaa ato ohn Te x | 701 Washington. fe) | perienced. Box W- 9, ) colored, in hotel er part of ‘3 * ae vancement: State age, experience i: AN}, : ole rk: 35« eadcy -urat uture fast growing } ACKER —And ock c lerk: niso do tight t 1967W Moher through speciai training hooll alary H- ua rhere special work is m iv ready for wo = erase: a ane ae male k; familiar with chine, glass | SHIPPING AND STOCK CLERK—About 28 | awe n WORKERS— b and mt Avo. 4 n schooling and galary expected. Box , , . ’ SREENSPON & SONS. 3130 Hall, “8 anu aris company : ly wide-awnke;| porter work; one familar c » & 1a: sed hemicals: st it E ORK! Finishers : experienced olo ed ‘girl 4 dread tie ae “Thana Trade schoms } t. TYienatecn ' é young man, narried, ). uF: meg ee ‘ and enameled ware pre ferred; state age. years old; + ae 7 a one Gamer cg Usona Mfg. Co., 3612 Choutlas. - Cc r Ti te é . P A ESET ee a Se RT A rilli ’ mn and ow with AAW : See as oy : “* > pe cpoce grata % 1er] . revious employment an a cte ; A! Cabany 2203M ‘ # $£=ADIJUSTER—Sewing machine, 10 years’ ex- SPLENDID CPPORTUNITY. APPLY aT ¢- Sh na gt het, ay . Box W-329. pT | Fo laning mill york Appiy ¢ COM? fEF- ith experie: as school teacher. rep PAC fs. = bagy oa good | ne ted. Address Irving- Pitt Manufacturing | Hiller, Room 103 1037, Marauette ‘ q BOD 0401 s CUne ast ' on care employment department, Kansas) WOOD TURNER—Experienced: or 8 Fra v., meets rience. Singer. Willcox, Union and Stein, @a wy. THE EMERSON ELECTRIC MFG. | ————___- ~~ _— = —— > | Al | 4 Bulwe + EE, ent c¢ cern, eaperienced. practical, Wane , a Bates gitte wages said for good man Box x 20 o ; a . . eri , a = ' - - ft me “ mney + wate age. whether ; ‘ : en. / sake 3 : = pal rPg00u man. + 12 W ASHINGTON AV me 3k ote rape t- ogee ; : > VaBSINE, 7 eS . i r ) g-i cite. M fc)| Jusewitt Novelty Co., 3338 ww, help housework, cookivk. “GRE G-181, Past-Dispatch. ——- | BnoVvS WANT) D- amare: ust_be ab set and dies. | LABORE ‘RS—Colored; 35e per ed al fo start. Box H-109,, Salary. Box A- 251, Post-Di | sit Me ssc ot SINGH Tose | pean Gall Sunday or’ Monday. fellabie. ~~ 6 SCs«#AXDVERTISING MAN—With small cen! a. sOYS WA TE oS Sn ee ee | «6h our Apply LEW IN METP- ‘patch. one who is familiar with womaa’s noveity | WOODWORKING MOU i DER—Operaitve, ms or ow ri ane Tyler ; to invest in business: can cath t ik ae Re 5 experienc ed box nail - a 8. DIsuiw ASHER— Man eS 2: ” te) > or B >} ,) oe : ~ ne Sie ; mathematica, a ym . gee: er apie LANG “anh ce: ate ahoes. making 600 to "00 pairs per 2. j Columbia Box Co... 1900 h M a W250. Post-D's ach for right man. o | years a. der. ae ae LIC AN Pt Lob pinWASHER et 28 I. oT ae aoe Demtion for a man who has — so ' 1» | DISHW ASHER—Port er: nite. my 4 : 7PM BAKE ee a. >: 455 Goodfellow av. c ’ : ) 12. BUTLE R operators on men's high-grade welts; £001 orate shaper and ripsaw. Cha Forest 2857 (1) ie east several years’ experience: .must be a/ Over 16, to learn candy making. Apply | “5 19% | work. Apply at 5:30 P. M., BA oe uate “with | 28Y: Morning, Y to wages; steady work; no labor trouble.| 5,¢. planing Mill Co.. Prairie and y youn ‘se PIE PT ee . 2 , ent, fast and neat worker. Donald- HEP? CAN NDY co... 512 Locust. tc) | 5 en ne”. setae ain : - . =; ~ > 3 MAN—Yot un a a “ee sre quate. nae ’ Write or wire Mr. Burroughs Selz, Shwa b , - K woman _ hospital train Seng emetn Const. Co., 1114 Int'l Life - = DRAFTSMAN—Tracer : ition; tT EWIN METAL CORP., 23) ic echanical drafting. to work BRO’ THERS, 18th and Olive sts. l 2 Vest Super! t., Chi ML | ae or engagemen t Oct >; car . @ =e 0 (c) BOY ine I" 0 lea rn trade. ELY & | high school greduate pref ferred. > : sae ee mi : r , a0 t } ; of mach'taar | & Co., 614 West Superior st., ©: ene? 7) Ww RINGER wr eed y Westminster ng y. Grand 7436M | | te | ar Se CTO Y,| 2 2” A“ ae * Branch St. (e2e company; exoetlent tunity for a@V8NC®-' Bane HANGERS—3. Call Sunday oF | | fry. 4115 0 ~ has hospi: il trainin g. woul’ { W ALKER TRU NK F A T R DRAF TSM ANouw¥Y oungz man ok a ac ———= ~_ ee - " m™ mas ono ~ tooth '-Dispat ch (eo) Mon: lav. 5901 ( ‘ote Pr liiante. SH () E OPERATORS oe NIG-| W RINGER NT aE PT OE TTI “A : ce even 4203 Ween W ls dl Q N. 16th st. 7, erience: must be a Ko04 Jorn. | aa ee ena rey |MAN—About 24 years old; experienced in paynqis RS— Firet- cle lass» Garriane: Cal | Arthur Anderson Laundry. Mondey,7 @, m, pla — Se ; an ce 141 rt ————$————————— ——— ae ool o 7 —. = ma ¢ mee Dh eee - ae pr ye “ae aye keeping stock ig col aw, aiso fam ~ 4 Kranz. 3034 ‘irav ols | (j ERHEAD AN D No. 5b OP- ‘YOUNG MAN—18; Fs Nyy : help Unner car “wen . | SRICKLASERS—An4 tuck pointers. 2739 | a ilareir on tes Ss merece eos helms ggs ‘ ae an hour. Ag 5253 a | r 4 ’ and learn the trade. 3614 Post: ‘Wiaoat ch mM A hit fea nne sii P SeThomen rer ‘entra baer sai cada ie ee ae Architects, 1363 Arcade | }-ATHE OPERATORS- k 1. turret jathe | ence; must write goog. band. ANDY s ath. , hae ‘— aay 7930 rg cae |ERATORS, ON MEN’S HIGH. | oStigan—Handy with oot ied ng a --- . = rc Lt ect ura! | BRICKL ars ‘R-—-For bu!iding up firewa ls Nag ' et eS Oe ; c thy nak, apt ph purElt . tar anufacturing : | ¢%s : (c2)' PaAINTER—1 nion: niust ee. i clase GRADE W Lk L T S; GF O OD eee pipe and fit-| piant: steady positions. Apply 1817 Pine. | GWan—pBetween, 55 an@ 35 years .to take house painter. 'C. Meyer, 4559 Fair. |. .3 . r - xrf7,| YOUNG MAN—Catholic, w fete ores 8 an Draughtsman | BRICKLAYERS—Hews once! ¥ nplovn home ge onan fo ess. Ap-|sarxpny © AlAN—Experienced, to drive Manarge of territory doing large volume ot NTER—W itn ladder and tools: to paint} WAGES; STEADY WORK, NO} "experience to be assistant to our mkender. j Write or call 47684 st 7 SCRE ATER reat ST 40 eet] tinap: ompiogment for nett 0 gave: AR. |CacNimy MaN—Erogrioneed, to dive | charge of tereitory, Solne, large, “olumme or | PAINTER Win ladder ant aie’ ste" per ‘LABOR TROUBLE. WRITE) 24.255."“« wari Mes Sane de ' 3 Elegant opportunity for & hour: take Rosemont — ol Dw ebar. sie ae nq ° morn fc ley aig ‘ opportunity for right man: all M un A t ¢cdav Sox w- 290. - Post- Dispatch. _ (@) | , : P : You NG MAN— With come ehoe mts. io rk : 9 a ‘ e a) - —- en eee ee : td _ $$ pe Paley W ‘Ort nder “hool , . - - ‘ . “tig we hee — «ont tin a . # ° | Ead 8 EPridge di Tec DR. {FP1SM AN — -Ar prem) ce “poy re ut 16. LAY OUT M ES Same AE 184 e) _aneous and ornamen 4 dence Be , ae 5, R c PAIN’ l TER—F iret-class man for outside | OR W IR E MR. BL RROUGHS. | en —— h 4 o. see, © oon; aeete ¢ ; nad — q 4 rst - Class arc itectura start at $35 a monih; shoul: ve con- tal fron. 1] Park ay. {c.) : Ud case 4 EEA Tk S—- * nm awerk, Apply before 10 Sunday morning. Q 0 5 4) aN ee eee ee oe eee 4 dra bh 7 b BRICK SETTERS—U Pp draft venient to "Unis ersity City: should have a) —————~_______- out 30 to 40 vears cf MAN ——Z0 ung, in traffic department large &t. | K531 Suburban tracks. (0) SELZ, . HWAB & C ‘* l YOUNG MAN—Understan Sit. . sew ing by the das 4 J ug itsman with a num er : d ke tal ent for or som? training in dra’ wing; ' L sEDGER hy ge . ta n wit very teht *#* - nT! t ) wn ly i ur | os | owe ~ . HER—Sit.; half day or pert ae Please state fully i in your Athletic Astn. @ 8. 20th. (cl) DRIV ERS—Faver ri need, for douk le 4 Sn- | LUMBE tADE 2 ase - 9 nan Lamver Acco Ra gree fenis etme] y give oge,| minster. | BHOVELER S—10 men. ; Menten morning. ences and golary expected. Box ‘H-15. Post-Dispatch. . 9 | BUSHELMEN—Call at once, oo gie_ wagons. 1209 N. Broadway. ~ checker. — i shir ghway. tein” endiaaamenss an ore 4 Nexpecte —— _ as toe | eet 8700 Olive St. rd. .c)| _Post-Dispate a lette 2 | ee es pply ws cm > sx : 2: s. ne’ z cperie rences: ary ) em . ttin athe MR . Bi. . HER—Sit.: by gir), bright, it, be- . = r. Box A- 264, Post- Dis | BUSHELMAN—Must be ye BT a PPL DRI\ E R—To od one. Apply 4287 | ee AP AEE ERS— soockeler Lumber in first letter. All rep! les treat ed strictly | PAPER SLITT ER —Pxperienced 2 ee BHOV ELER Grand and Potomac. He enry YOUNG a t W-72 Mr Kohr. Steers. € iv and 2th. Sunday ornin ‘-UMBER MEASURERS 7, ae and rewinding m with the wholesa grocery x W-12, Post- vn 4 4 patch. {— ad 6:30. 6313 Eas se ee ‘s,. 2600 N Hall (c) confidential, ns Lie ic Service ‘) ous grades of boards and be able to hendle nb charge of country billing * HER—Sit.: competent ther- ° | BUTC HER—Ca!) Monday. Bice D RAF TSM AN—WM echat nical engineer Pact TIT un belt sander; steady 21° Walnut st., Cincinnat i, O large. -olis. St. Louls Paper Can and Tube Fess = “LERB—40c ‘per hour. Alley Tyo | In reniy state see, references a mee bie: desires change. Box G- © | eer rrr “ Call draftsman, with refrigerating ¢xper nie | MACH 13 — MAL ere zoe et: ae ee . | Mas -AGER—For restaurant, to tak Pu Co.. 3245 Bix Bend rd., Maplewood. ict) ing and King’s highway. Mr. Relneke | expected; excellent opportunity for FDA. cs _- | RisraNT woorKcsess R—s tenogray ipher; , BL LS gg R—— Bi ddle- aged. - exper! tenc ed. Call = ee eg Fen oR ty ang et pes opin eats ye- % te en e t. F 7 “nr 4 age. Bala y an e€ » ‘TIE WMC . mies ae ‘ ) . ‘| A [AS ) : il t¢ t ets se ‘ 7 a uae PM eons " — ’ = wr ail ‘ ZO ~ n tore: state i) = a en; } 4 to wa my aic HER—Hxpert. 12 years’ 2x1 % $75 — ee vs Tnust have good ref position offers excellent cpportunities ot on furniture work Apply Landaa ‘7 MANAGER—Man Fe a ate se. = oo Box +16. Post-Dis. Union and Page, Jacob Schaeffer Con-.| 25 : “4 least tw © years ni- A a — ee eee AO ee referen . sasonabie gala”: % BS %; prefer party convenient to ower . 7 os xper: fenced: “ne A > es “techy a : : re : + nase ’ ; , oO nage a t} ‘ sciden ‘ a pet - he impatch. at = - Greve or Southampton cars. Box A-301, | aie apply in the morning. 7108 Lel- advancement. Box W-33, Post on. “+ | net. Co... 2530 2°.) ee “= etic oanorions e wn: a ry: bond ve-} “DRE FRAME INTER—And &tter. ' ren Co. See Math. a | and 40 years, —n . - = ~Vispatch. (ce) i, i roek RS Eee a ny time. CHINIST tool maker; steady N irei: fine opportunity if vou bave abilicy ip tay iv /| $1G PAINTER—sA.ust be od on \rade| ence in retailing men's hates ER—Rit. ; wants copy > work or . x diiatnnsilimelal TAT —_--—_-— . DRI \ LS—And ghovelers:; money an time aah é massing gO oie rr . opportunity ft lave AT) Gal lleries 4. 518 (ive. 3N s ability infttative to Man- : va TANT—-For assistant anacer oft { -—And carver for furniture HAl4 Olive Street ra Ca! tio goo ,Tonmanwa =S ”= 7. Post-Disvat — ra RS eedllidl: ae marke and pictures; call. 3500 Easton av /and possesse to do at home: neat work gua’: ne A a d os SEIS SS - Se ~ (ae Rae . C 100 a ~Si. * Lox et et ~ = -_ en on 4a 7 % ME if IN ERS ’ r : ace one of cas stores. o this rap we H-50. Post Dispatch : . derturer-: oe ep of ee Sree none. repairing: setete wages. ! Ox | r : S ID Rl VE “7 wh: a -A? * jon SOD. ‘ es ae —.. - = ore ome — ad. E ry AU R AN aat J AN AC %) R If YT UU RE } R A e — s 8K SKIN’ NE ns—-« Jayton ‘av. and Skinker, {c) offer an exceptiona) onmantant? > PR—Sit.; and office assisi: Gay Mintabues. he youns, cnergetic. re-| CARINETMAKERS—Anc tenoner omy eh | nag 7 an tS) | MACE ist ape ‘ghiy qualified fun reed R ate a gf BE lider d fitters. 923 Locust | SODA” MAN—Experienced. Avoly Mother | references required.__Appiy_at s experience; capabie ani x Re familiar with general office rou- ( “olumbia ia Box Co., 1900 > North farke =- Must ve .oroughiy exp ad ‘ed and a Gi aers an . ve a | Goose thop. 7th and Olive fol) ) Yorne ~ Bex 3.38, for better : ae be Ww.-1580, Post- -Diepatch. 4 F Une anc have hazic business know ledge: CARINET M. AKE RS—S. E Cc ornes ac i c % } } sresetn | sa‘ ba? o (* _ : sp He eel alary pected first. lator to hand! 5 n =~ z Ss stter. Box 1 e "107. —y . a x- Street. Si L, 1? ER ER —Expnenenced on tinware. 272 T sitions, Ro Post- an pare ‘er HER——Sit. by beginner, will. 4 > SBewer fu Iv vusiness and home; 6601 Delmar bl. ——. nission R5e | . wt ). Goliar. we om etc Address J. W. Carter & C Shoe Factory, pericnce 2 —— pis. sing _wWorktr St mn s tate Sheet Metal | | ‘ Re SEc} - bigh = 83: . Sd | eee —flighest we gou; steady fore @Xt nce, good hour — = roficier 1 writhhg copy, Duying spa: Ss ing eparitmen Mill, S312 8. Compton, ee orking Co. 90 “| Yor Wa ME N—High-sc ool an yo HER-SH aomf j { bist OEY pe — . : aT KE" . MAK -ERS—Highe ‘ 5 or : prof . ; hip 3 : “ " A ead : tore. One ' Pp L AST ——s “RE k ee Cail | lento on -1466w. ic) SPRAY ~ HAND—For enameling furniture: finished the manual : - . Post- Dispatch. a . * as rett! ner eut _ger. ag A, DR ee A R for 3 x eek 1] . nt e- | ree "Ge MIS ne a ; a, “$5 A “ae : : : it _ _ oe ' of 2ccom- ~ - ~— a ry - renton_14 Pox W.:} 7. one fami! far with De Vilbiss evray. g: are intorented | ' pa! aye . . 2 4 : irs, 9 >». m. to m Give c= > ly re vork: must be bustier; at once: informat t a7 7 teeta tke On ‘Louie LAS J yeep Pings oc), wages. Apply Landau Cabinet Co., 154 for specia) training clauses > : —Sit.: high BC.) ty ee : + . -* Bo x W- 104. Pos ba | Dis. _ fe) Cc. ABIL NET NETMAKE SRS —— > te ar e wage s ar >| > “2 , mers re i re Kl ar ¥ {er ¥ ( i . ; 4 ‘ if -— -_ o- Me. ° ¢ t - , a - . a ** os = peng “Cp » ‘ ak iy > oo - ‘et ‘@ P her e “ORT : a gn. ;dny mo! ort ing ee Tov wer (,rove (cl) ing plant: ford noportumicy for atvanesaag 2 fet : « 424 : so ava ’ 4 . > “hh . A ¢ ’ ‘ e Us idia ' " : . Te ‘ n aggrecan cee Oana ma years’ | experience: 54 al ! shipping department and PLAS E R eRe Avpiv Bunda SPRAY GUN OPERATOR—And we A to work} fof, men wm 1. Poat- ~ . '@) a +27 Post-Dispa*e eames oe : ~~ aER — Sii.: or secretary: 7, 8 3 i. Ce @1d salary in first ietter. Box to worl W.ce ame . . Ar ga 2 en S. Rs us S Red Fa , anc = —— —————— , a we MRE - a ae cod opportunity, Box W-118. Post- Dis ington es (c) ! iol ; —"| take ro "Deto! —-— : ee ail - , , wk 3 ' —_-P road 4 brook! gn et.: | COS. SPPo a fs Si reliable: 00% pr 4 3 set Die ——_-———— CAKE BA wat be steady: day rx. “Yox J-253, Post-Dispatch fe) 2 ow WEOTs G0. 8s ot fag bBo y — Cante Ca N. 7th. | riaerane aan Broadway, an: Call Delmar STENOGRAPHER—Capable and willing: |+—— : Sidney 185: —— BILE W “ASHEK—Experience 1, fast) 8. Lith. --+-— ——— —- -- a aera ee = rer b ize & mm, «Uo WASHING(O=. _ store, Bus) = —— - nen RAT. _R. E. Lee _(e7F) marrie’ preferred: good chance for aJ- ZER-SWITCHRBOARD oP ou 3 = worker: sr references: none other than CARRIAGE “PAIN TER—ApD ply 1 iS . ete i ro" ~ AP yitag spo wag? OP , MAN--Young to Jearn good trade: Siv to \EN—For Pe me eo aa peeyassoets ses tine Vaencemens ; he oe Bi. Sortieeere. ade | * youn capabie, 3 years . 4 enpiy. Rear 262 1 Locust st. 1+} n Q Howard. _ ull ide ° I oo + 399 fo-gar - nd : O06 | : > E RS—I Sen Anton- employed a salary expect > J &. pre : ; = ~T= _ ey C0.. | lith a -~- : * , PI AS STER n : nlov 0. P -Dis. | erences L inde! 519TM. ie : DBILE WASHER—And porter; must - SEN TE R—C nder 45 . onl Se brick .> o sell aood trains Ad _past employments. Rox H-11 os! - ER—Sit.- will “educate. . qx* e ¥ oes Iiedermann Motor Car, CA “ARI aE ! pe . Post -Dispatch. Cail “2014 N ri adw aA} - ie a Moakery "100 N 14th eee a anniv forenoon 99 it! , em 10 plenty of Ww ork for first- STE NOGRAPHER—C apable of takiog dicta- | competent ; eo time worker: F Bax - _ ; aE Room rent free tor ¢ retak- | ERRAND B' Y—Drug store: mu ave BI- STAN ith tractor, to plow am pew M EN—For factory words. Pbiy | a . Applicants apply by | oan ai Tatar eiesr of eqatemantes cps | NT Y. lalary. Grend 9 sah — = ~ “ae i hand. is: ‘all ‘Delmar ®057 1. ‘ oo DI ‘ivate ace at Webster tiro' es. cycle, wo.k Sundiy AT i8 Oliv heat: contrac 402 » W atsor road ee ae a PERE ETS class men. J p who hase had exper! tence in railroad work de- WA ED B qER—Sit.; Al. re ag Sage id boy with some exp erfence. or Call at office. 3208 Pine ___—— ESTIMATOR—For special! wenes. aes ea: | MAS help moving truck. Monied *47 me 7 ung. 20. 25 ye rs Fe. bor vo” letter to San Antonio Builders’ sired: give age. experience. salary expected | , but will consider other wor ve “thir? hand __ 800 Rute: e. c7) _~R c TAREENTE is—riece we ckers. ples. work. state experie nce anid ary ¥ as de Maving | ’ tah . citions itn stcck cepe! om : RP Qo eig. oer = = ~ Frees tt va@eon SNSTUTAS FF UK ' a4 a: slectric wa P Az toni 0, Texas sa t me "stor "OR? ; = : : “Ss - > iadili ts mar. culears en we" sues e = ] peat VADeTLEnNCceG Late at ; ‘ ™ TT ager aoe y =e tie bee MS F. pares Si tI82 ~ pant #1 " ie) a See ‘39 SS - - Kkery. OUOT Deimar. Sunday # rere eae — ry 4 rive iru ae, on a8 > an n- lace ay. I. G ray. —— — Must be thorough experienced in coler ca graduate: some exrperie® oe wr Z : = un cotton! wn wT . i. ahen: "Siherk 3 fall S an — FIO - |] Vista iand Da ‘ ri LO! ai ; 8) : ach. es , ocd references ap-sty at , re hea Is v mo re a ri ‘ ; ° —. ; nin “4 eT Ow | Ok. +s se Lk | ating _krice’. ) . : Locks up work. App " MACHINISTS A a i per oe ' 223 weapan 1% : ’ 1G . v ’ rnd ard. Med Gud, 4 Mic UNITED DRUG Co. - ‘ ii . side — _™ : eck ee ar. paper : me +3 de® : ean Sane ' : Ai : 7 ae a BECRETARY—Bit.: cols S4RB ee —Kege-—___ iTig | ro'l for hanging = Wee ek FINisnkR—wu o.d furniture. Ssusse, 10}0 ~~ are oar 3500 | MM -eatusipgt- arrid te ane Free t& idges. ic)! Nal Ans bn SR ER EE 90) N. K'ne’s _biehway. in BI A CKSM ITHS by £ : i : > ee 4 . MAN—White, tak rurh ' " levee tween Pn é ; - ——————— _ re ee : years’ experience, 5s OC 5h, 2 = a. * PP. Geoddel. CARPE \ TER—Neou 1102; r ir w wom: th si : = Moret. A Se age Omeepram IMMER R ET a 85: those PI MM Ra -onuntion. 8 3 25th st. ” STON EMASON—Nonunion. 4875 = Bacra- ad private secretary. 4 : by Par —Firet-class. o6 Bt Clair ov. | Mor : RY. » > any 27443 . c -— ng FITTERS AN nd c cen ygpennce age a fam! 053 cy) ame ro shovel ‘3 criver tv neui alt vey ; , ah met ‘¢ nee n "1 na P T miaica! Prt 1 a: R—140. ; } Pine mit eT eH Pd 'o ‘ Cart. | RO! ER MAKE | ~ ne having stet- “a i Louis mae CARPE NTER First-class: ra as ms ‘ot. ——— ee 2 Apoly be St. Ferdinand Exe knowled pr Ere ca onday. 4 — PLL ‘MBE R— Good #n'a: Cabany 755W te to- eTRIPP 1PPER—Common wealth Cigar Co. Gey : L pur Sit. 93 gpqeee be dition but +: i HAND—Ex rienced, for millwright | Report 4°05 Thrush. _____ noms, | Seen —- ———— yith an auto; hihdy with tools for; or # m. R 210 Mid-City Bt 711 N. 10th st. Monday ~_Bidg.. 204 N_ 4d rt.. 5th floor. ie a : Le , > 1 eee ee si > 24 . ti (Ss te icy 7 —_ aE » : ' ‘ Se ¥ sxe . ~ " “quamtity to warrant the we ; paper -s ore APP! y Columbia Box «., CAs, PRA TL RS—Twe, first-class. - union. Call % LOOR A NL * cnt J MOI DERS— s a5 : a Waetn ; irend an are W AN TE D | By aT Ee “R—T hat can do — i a 85) mI me oe E J epaaacmnttinsven: Optical ca: Permanent Positions — anal de ' r, P. O. Box 123%, | Crys al (ity, Ic STE NOGHAP AER AND CLERK—Capable : Standard wages and . aes z > - —_-— : ;_ pring — eens . eee 7 ; inch a wes ¢ anvase wi ' vader » ' Miki “apabie of handiine echo: gO: xt —- : gtate experience; referenve” oa . a | | nd Auther av.: —-—-- ouns nit . ter lunch an god De ) eXDP | isis Tt +4 D STENOGRAPHER- MN BILLER-IN SRRPENTERS— 2 union, for | resitaace FLORIST | porter work, 1 Pine Or eee ar Pian TR? Reh ete between | huuse S06: mine Tages; open shop. Jack-| erauired. Hox M-80. Post-Dis rking conditions... . - sy thoroug hiv experienced in «ash nee“ rk 4 a ot ins be : Me Seageceer ‘ounce mnn: expertence: ; refs.: Mat. .'T' ake ire if irmace rare PrP . eo K.P. Pl "PEs romwvilie n 2 emu : ealing Ce. a* 5 EXNOGRAI HER—Young men, ; Wo me ‘e _ , ~ ~~ | ‘ 3 bh ; must be capable of mak - or P Y ER- —R 7. RLT icc. SNS = a “te elar? e " ? ory. LO ’ . “oc . 7 boars ’ “ee y ar Ge i ' ee _——~—- - wk. bliling. gencral o if iice work: ; destres a change oa : 3 Bele ; State are. experience anadic ARt i NT ER'S BE ‘a iur : Pee ; 7 eine me oS _— (ara a © area? £ i. iv t rh so. Ms we omul, © , —_ +r) be " Sika 7 ati Ac elders izle. mits "69 st figures a a ai unéey morning Apply to eri | work ; _ y : : : : burrs: «'*8®s>: boa. Si-! , we , : : , ears re ia > : i Ay) "* re 7 n * ‘ ' nO. and cierica : =. ected: all answers strictly conf- ep ost-Dianateh — 7 . ; and Saat y or ns man. Apply “Mon any. 214 | mi¥. before poon. Ath. (ec) | 7 rience; best I a gag 5 at . 4 W-1P7, Post- Disprte “h ic) 7 oe Po etnets + btn TN ae ; . r . , " {~ Torr : me. FR x iLE RKR—O% #r , A ’ ~ VV ; : j bis iad - it ; ‘ _ rr) 1™ > * Ti : ose 4 “ ~ . . - . Z . * SS ee | 61544 Walnut 711- - toh. Be = : = ” : CARPENTERS VW ith tot 5.18, 1 . ‘ . . 2 e 5 sell : . a . attern € xe! ‘lence: gar . : oo : res ] . ute wr 4 ‘* im. °# a oe re ay: Te - Ww hite ‘} ery . . A. ~ TENOGRA PHE R Pi VERO pore Young man, ia octal cect al ie R KM ns ust be speedy and 4CeR- CARP East: start m nediate.' ev — ‘ * had lence, te ing - fe: ran : , Ping > if ‘Post. Dp } vat h. i”, . ‘ nt reet rare be 2 near . io) a ‘herokee ieee m good ae figures, sherthand, type wrict ; Roo B-15, Ry . oe ma ee ee 7 wishes some, um 4 chan dyes te pt —_ wwe ior “ates wor nauire today. 2429 Tenness*e *& x. ve wks ‘Post-Di spatch. , Fy [AN—Tou Se ae nen \eral work about ras j bre wood, | pa M yg oe pO: PORTER-— wh: ‘ o> ' 33 wate strepence. references, salary wan’ m ’ e 2», i it 6 Mm ss : . — = - " . s ty ? or amet "Box "7-158, Pow ‘el se ance CRE A fc) | CARPEN | BR—Oxt of - om 2 sell and ves | FURNITURS TINISHERS = Rerser & eture: ONO WR | ekperiencd *: ‘ oe Z°01 Olive Box A-J39, Post-Dispaten. ic) j a. own con “ gant $ ! pt (ravols rece TNE HELPER —Aoviy 917 Non reser Edi Peer bisnes Te) Se 8T = 7 CU: -e-ciae. es c) pro A) IRC >; sit. mi Menard, 24 floor wae pelle : Se ee oan ey, ols on LOLOL Te eet

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re ante. ne Plug tans ng RO Soe eer eI tT CE LE ee 3 PES FISD Es EDS TOME . = . xe vege CED SR | ‘ | nee es ae . ‘ ass ee uae a Se meee ee i ee ee eee fa steric Dt RP, PREIS. OES cok: 4h mei Bs hae at Dies ed, 4 recite TLIC LS IO —-- —_ ede So ee OS POT | Be ae 7” lah ack He ALK Re as Se, hee ' ~ Bolo. aa 2 : Pe eee ss : ee ne mactvow aol “ ~~ ae 4 os eae oad MP: iat ety s - > > ca aR (BT. LOUIS : | YS WANTED — Is the positi k advertised i s today? == oe cm ee 500 MEN AND BOr. s the position you seek advertised in these column * J Gees ——— AGENTS W AGENT TED_ME wee : SALESMEN WANTED | ee “= 3 WA T ME , WANTED — : ‘ant | ————s a HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYSHELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS | AGENTS WANTED_MEN | eee NTED- ee. g er eee EN WANTED am | CALESHES S500, month, iN See fer | OLR aoe ro ; oie . some t a 2.8 8 Os m ti ue 1 men. write today or = ——Severa: tO WOrk spare time refinish - RNITU Vv— wer aa, our special Pr. mas - - _ AGENT ae >— PP pular i.ne line of co COP: J utes® | attr °- va a my e* - ’ a ttan ing. > a er — sh «4 ~—s a'ThTe an - ran RE | SA] LESMA _ tur Lo., : = _ ?s a: . from factory. East - : poser: on fast- -gTo gh ; for etn use; get my pian, sample) er s 2D Se OE ee a ae ee ee” ae ee East | St Le rp 2 Femous Furm* (ec) | made. eng uy Me Mfrs.. 917 Roosevelt rd. | car owner «4 ei ° : ‘ ‘ . T> eae ~~ ae. k3 “x x Oma na a , , _— : ae : cwi tS . £ ~ . 7 nahn as a. ‘ a ee s Sweater NR mp "YY “Tr ~ — ~ 7 Chicago a. . - | OF uz ‘ » ye 7, @e mci s » »* # + ; - ar ci z 3 i qT) ~~ F a’ LLsiuing MM EN | PR Ww ME N— K.\ id= 2asy wa ee : . . A ts ar | & Th or or ar — — | ee , + Sa . com! ‘e3/9OD bas: ; = ; ame - i. i =3. laborers Monday for three-shift product, mot sold to stores, unlimited f ESWEN Dp, aiso brand new improved. brilliant gasolin Te Fetante el menace ¢) | sxrecience and references. Box J-63 F ov) "425. who will work bene aa | SLs oe staan. 3¢ aD ane - > ~i5 Beason nowWF on: Rt ariicu lars ing ¢ te SALE = LAND Strict representative c2pa- Lan = \ as’ : Thom ‘2 ~ ‘ . atch ‘ LA ae, Wao | oan Tor . + tT s ps ary - “as a] ye) eénerete job at Prospect Hill Experienced Machinists, eampie. Collins & Schanke. 335 W. Rays- ble handling mon, selling automotive trade Pow! 31230 on, My ——— ae ae ae Dt aot ane ree: Sreferably with expe: anat ‘rucuen ameng the a, q ros. San a strong line of . . mond st.. Indianapolis. Ind best aut suit made: advertisement em- ———— a RiM*BeY aA? Dau i... Paoerienced: to &- SALESME —Tar — ' ectric Co.;: married : ; gores. , and nct cement plant. Take Broadway Boilermakers, Blacksmiths, AGENTS—Hente Fora the Miracle. Mans, broidered upon back; commission 20 per — oe a week to special men to tavei Sioa Bee ag : oo trea 1412 ence selling adding Le ines. troew tare | have a wonderful labus al . : apecia. tics. ae esta di: . : nr pment came teat mubliched: tremendc cent: Proposition requires aggressive man p SUNOS SNE INS) BewW siove convertor in unites... re ic} cash registers. etc.. Gite Cw. =..} that sells on pr z cage house’. covered by t ear north to end of line, then for St. Louis, Springfield, Se 2 oa a A 0 Eres Aa “7 ’ at executive abliity and best refer¢nces. Motor! CY8rTy “ome: Wonceriul invention: cook and |) ———————______. ae ERE business man a vrospect. 1012 Central ha salesman can real : ; tories and ete cara No novice Pre t Memphis, Oklahoma and free. Southwestern Co. Dept. 117. Nash-| Suit Co. 319 West Sth. Kansas City. Mo, | Sete all year without coal or wood: no gus rab iNT SACeeirer wants cales-| tional Post Bie ~ See Mr. Means, Room | wee for i’oniy men who have an . ~— SS.Cr — oS : ~ — re ricity needed; e furnish t -*stabdlished manufacture! . chs and fF idez —“ Waterworks car to Prospec : : rite_Tens this SMIT AGENTA an ‘at present empicged oy| SaawePiY PesSl Nef ES® Oot to | men Inet GeE Dein Geer Senta asd GALESMEN — Big money, Compete ee: | Siig. isin ant Levee MMMM | Sec several fears fm clue Hill ~ VI F ancis v a r ] Oo u 7 oO t h e r points, At he ee = : cf ae - ~ “ys _ he a some ,ur oO 3188 @] narge OT a ircu- - ‘ ‘ a * Os. UE err ‘ i chow etc extra heral —— un.qgue adv ert. sing signs, dol! ES N—Singie man 4 e aes. jive ful informatio : A. Li . wee = P. r ayy _ ° ‘ egg a ago : Avec a — aw Cas sar 2*¢partmen?t, & Man who hag experi- a ee --- + sninstensesieenreiennnienantemsesent 7, _ me aenne stra taht minoission wr.te éars and nove ties; our line mares ace yoars of age; must ahow food > nich will lead to a8. ik - \ , | IT . Maaéeé Dill? ; perore ris?h As , rs °T i - oan i ™ 1 boy ae ‘ be eS. pad a pr Liten aac ‘AT saris. ~~ & Aron ust } t RIN rIwG a — ‘ . ‘ *) ' = “#" unfit ne BY AGINT—Man or woman Sei: us +; national Laboratories. Dept. O, 308, Fi'th ——| Seftunsty for right m . see Saat a8 - - | “$ ee eo 4 ) r | id_ growin m Box A-395. *.-=. opportunity for a wide-awake, willis work: CHIC AGO AND EASTERN to wearer: hustiers make $100 and mors AGENTS—@10 G58 Anlle geok: as our) NEW INVENTION reduces gas dills 50 per} Ra! SALESMEN—S -9 $50 per Gay oe. Aapniy to Sales Manager, Room 4 723 ‘ ) ° } H AKL P ¢ . : w , >. v . ig . as = ns he in " ae ies ” 7 — , a large ana aT ‘or ns and “ aa trunk stores, Leg stores, to se). on | lete tnformation po — 4 s = rvai desire te we . -ET DH cere — _ a2. @>P *' “ ta - - _ rness to eftaTt a. ~ Ls | A! ==" . Master a e"arrTreé 7 r as Xx LE , Paseo A « - sa - - _ bf te - 3 ~ - ’ — - — - ‘ > . . | é ; ; 4 . . ~~ 08 ¢ - a 5 - es 7 PT , ] IMO . r . ” ? Te- & #4 ; . - . — =~ Tr. 3. . ~~ - ro = . 4 ' of re: om 4 rite be TY sa * s* Js . a eve a0: “ = : » eee °° »* M$ ACHINISTS—BOILER- Oc: SHAUL | someror:_sartie¢. sathused auto worlt:| tay. Economy Shoe Go, 204 Ridge Bidg..| | free. —remier Products Cerp., 79 E. 13 s\. Eig cpportunity, write, «ving Til aug’ | SRC reauired. J. Louie Popper & Co.| _C " ead, work Bard f° jooearance, bs 3 ‘ : | Ce Akt a io. “ia neem ie _ oa , . . A and a , sa Ct niial. BBL +o, 414 Proa4way Cinc i anati. ObBio el) SALESMEN T: : ~ present t+ - x —- 2 geen RS 2. ATO __________________._ | 7 Ere__oniy one policy & Gay means $150 PURE FOOD AGENTS—Make own vanilia,} ———“S¢s love. ____.—_—_— | £11 ESMAN—Impiement or tire salesman t0| cali om retail merc¥aate wing | * ent talze* ti at 1019 Pine st. | | . | th lete | me per month profit; s2™.e« on renewais ciey 20 Tai 1a. etc nonaicoh “s.AlU. ESTATE SALESMA LNA ay ya ~ geil popular tine of 4 end cylinder cars. : : bi Sunday 1° a. to aa ‘ om r Wen the tr cOMPp et ria r. : nie dt te ’ ; -~ - “4 e ~ Py , Rte ‘ - ; ‘ . Vie- . a ° Re . s o ’ P E TTE i woman wesats —F i ce ee is pars $5000 death: $25 weekly benefit for = or purser oes +. ry accing . a sess pe 7 snatch. wooclesale. in ‘Miseour!: must be under 40, for permanent connection with a ater 19 a. ™.. ang Prié y HELPERS a | ve a Sse Deine Cn, ‘niury or sickness: premium $10 vearly ‘. - —s ire - éh. ~ an ae Write) SS Sim ae x G- a well recom amended on6 ag oe ~~. | Rouse, P 37000 cas trey ; . ~—_ For appointment »! ie teca The Domestic Products | ¢ = enaere time . —_ wet? ‘ ~* Coy ampli La wren hemical Co fs — ee > Bene 028 ae or use, ; x, * : g29 f |_ Bid i : . tskecs os me ee Wo | states. O 90 Wanted Real Estate Salesmen a Nett ad ';| earn from 0000 to $12, ‘c Olive 5243. ] - 4 . ——— ' i*e + —_ i Fx rie Of . T ae N Iwo J “ uaa men. athoiic, for ager, 710 Trt Ure 1 » ’ ,@ ¢ y > ; ro 7 p. wt ] a American Factories Co.. Canton, Onto | put on supersedes wulcanizgation at @¢¥eTy Cay Hhecess cies Use > es se } Ila ’ cls isive _— -,ory re ~ ove “ _ ‘ _ sialiietemsaisimaiii everything caanrkh + a - Tenarce ~ ore - = raat ae oe c manager distriduting we. -anc aa Speris:”> @° 21.00. - —_—— re pecvona For > ae Wee OF ee as oh . ~ > = Bo. . ae . aes 5 19 — .. permanent, Sig-pa ng Dusiness $ 00-$ 7 ' a — - 122 N 324 «st oe ay 1110 -12 Arca Bidg. - ye "made, petal m . TO SEL —Ta A bs y 4 AGENTS— rienry _8 a@ ry au- Bei, &@. 3 ace @ : a. . : . vear's Particulars free give ace occu Da- —— a — = pe i ever SALESHES ’ 7 e : ~ - x —- - - > ‘+e * - > meant nies ’ - . ~ - w . _ _ | rm. AGENTS WANTED — MEN thorized; facts never before pudlishs« iT eTyant, siiver p.ates Wis: + See eee . tion, references. W. T. Rawieigh Co.. Depr. “4A+=5MEN—Young men: 901 Aiga-GTese il osMEN—Who have expet ence in — $13; farm necessity «© . P ctnrnma pty » If you are one, are forceful in — - , a Cres of pictures, irresist:Sie: millions to money-maker, repeater: get proct of Te- & Preeport. I! ofe nesicry: all art time Box H-25. P.-D, dent and sickness or any other line of in-| sold Pet — ston a tnt " no mones _* y AGENT S— Electric inso| jes sor “oid f feet; par- i be gold: free outhit Midland Pregs, 19811 markeble sales records made by rsie —— ~ -— . y ——e “parapnec “9 ; rance to sell auto tnsurance ss a 8: ‘seperincet a é ' personality—can meet and econ - _ ticuil liars free Boz 45 Ind a! ana, al 8 . a t ra re. . caso. Mn Can siiiniiiieaeiieniiti teas cae TK : e great 8. od i ne, ¥ @ muarar all . ° ine. ‘beral Oo EIT — pee a eee St TSRIWa.s °i ~ AGENTS—Does $2 70 a ian nte rst you? Ev- AGENTS—-Ligchtning—strange battery com- hurrr; Write r.8°'e-100 Mtg. Co.. B-O0i, te : > = —ao = NTT ew As for Jones, 604 Pec eral Reserve o—_ all > iasours . vince representative men and ery man a prospect. 4446 Olive KK pound startles the world: better than sul- a : and . sere tnre Be 3.975. Post-Dispatch. B.ck => — Dayton, Ohio. ae states: lows. - iting m - - ae - ; - — ~~ * ore - - b “= ’ a a ~ —«N— District representatives *o? SALEsMEN— Easy to sell . you own s pag om $500 or more can organize group effort under ney requirec. Write Linre Co., Dept imgtart.) Galle free to agents. Lightning plex coats: one sice stylish topooat other + sli a On ake &1 0s ah. locke, Bex H-14 Pest-Disvatch. _ new $5 type-cleaner -~ typewriters: dem- tomobile oils roofing. stock ond eer month. Write. | > ° ~ as - malin _ , = ° o- - . . 308 E+ teute Meo Ce... FF Minn (9M) stormproof raincoat Two coats for price as -ers ex nners 25 MAAS D4 wees — eas. ©9% 11-}% Fost-i1se SS ___. eonstration means a e: money agg and simers from samples; no capital . pen ses per = ea telime exes instruction, to raise the nec- - : — —_———_-— — — ; me ate a nie aie a = ~ 5 nvassin > exDerien-- 22 : . - cone - ts invest : me _ mo - , = ' = ?, We pay ateuD. Sas . ~ 3 ~ 2 : abe ’ y 3 s DOO | 3 = ea, - e anag¢e . “ve Pa — °F siti - - 3ns a4 3 N . AGENTS—Learn about the vrofts supplir- AGENTS—Hurtlers can earn $75-$200 week- of one You sim« ea: & 4 ook . sade Gnere: free = - inate esAar = sa es ge money manner t ow 3 °F a - aa: = ence mecessary: steady. profiteiis acess. W- S WEEKS, 0--‘ * ss ~~ * ~ ~ 4 i bs ; Ss 4. “a Sah “i ms co 20 ‘ - Les — i o or oe ~ ab - oo sy & = é 4 z ad eM — - w B - Cc e z > a a ‘ — 7 B =a ‘ ale a ‘ ° * , essary money for the great ing perfume to families ty adcressing ly; NO experience necessary: no house can- orders hy Fa en dee a Le s” explains: samples ‘ree. Picture Yost Be. rt 43 : 7 —rana re ya Corporat _— ao {TU SS ONS advanced; sac'sfactiog 34 Kaness (.°y. : ha . Leffier & Cx 74) Watton. St. Leuis, Mo Yassing: success aSsUrec reé S&a™mD.48 anc ecat free ‘ mas 21.g. ©—O Section 613 Mi o_ edman. Te . an} Mac a... |. ee ——————— - New York a tee’: S50 years tn business rive —_ —_—— fe , . > =. “> —— "> T\e ++ tan s : — oe — _ én « _— . - fj its = a et 4 ows! ’ ne social service program of a rec- AGENTS—a- rou sell to colored people? iterature Acme ( ~604 Congress. Chi- Dayton re ae £ ton a ser mete \_N— f lan ¢ cng ta54 “ye " SALESMEN—Attention War sted a . = : particulars, Loverin @ Browns ; : ; . Write Becker Chem: Co. St. Powis. Mo AEO ee we $10 weekly selling new : — ——_-_- ——-——_—_ -—_—--—- --8 & aty goocs : "~~ oa ee to represent a good Iine of wash Gress”s eale grocers. 1707 S. State ——— ~ == wWEN—3S150 “weekly: om . ogn zed emergency relief organi- —— er Ls mical ee ee ‘3 7 --- meas CS TT a, a ~ , , SS oan A YPOFIT se ng farts‘ e's . 7. ba na « sa 12°o Kash teton Pa Pre . nd how — oC ~O mr {s- —_—— 5 r DEBT “ : . 99) AGENTS—Goodrear M’‘g Ce 12-C Good- ravid repeating household necessity; ee ss , a 4 ——— = ————$——————————— — oo = acess wee c= SA_ESMEN—75 different . —" iiciting accounts. come — . * Ss —noeae T '_- ow - = - {- . a r r oa -~-* _ ~ ‘ nA. -“—* ar ~ re “14 ma 7 «8 he e os $‘a‘n ~ = Vf rir ——” 4 ; - * to - ; ya... ' Terr Stor sa0 > = ‘? - *T- > = " proéucts, ne Le . ? 3° gation, come in for a conference | AGENTS—For Fan Flame scark plues: the) j7S' BGs. Baneas Nome ‘reimonet tres pantaneous $6 tn 11 calls Wrre| ftemover: marketed since 1964- fully pro- 5 sn SS: Sinein Printing ‘Gn. | ee panei’ cans Quality “— c gs SE me Be original ae, aie Saeeat : et vluz made: per set of four. $4. Ar: - agg ORF ~som im each locality who © oa 3728 — aimee alin ee annect se tected in CU. @ Patent Office: advertixe! 143) cr ~ ea a _ - eee : > ir ae . a dollar Dusiness. rationally . cette Re “Mercantile Agen - Mondar. : aS) json. °07 = Sr ring st... Springfie | J naa men 2 i aes *~. -—- As ar . 2% rate. a as — . an i rst 642 Sy Dearborn a theoirwhout the countr sel's lixe wiic@re ae ~— aug NEN ya -—- -— - — = : - eng e s "Usual mone) -Maxcing ay ——— Ane genes gy eng oe rasa pone = : — : D 1882.4 & — = s . tubes. enough to S4i--SMAN—Man with some exDerience, ‘© SALESMEN—Two, Catholic “uty @ a “mnty:; “stre-sehot plan, : inkies. Wit On) : grad m ean 22. ye = ms # at ta lo ‘ces ue ——— - " e ~h t. “~ ; to Zomes and C + “es tar RB UE . pe ; ta , : ‘ v. - ALES aAN—P% y high- e en do as “ tes De det maga - get = 2 3 . 41 A’ xf \TS—RBEH x fa l leader now re y be on — a ES - 99) — ‘2 ues . ‘2 / - +9 ge7 : i) y ¥Ccora ° for io . exr.°oToicery oC as* i.e men fF tt nhews” er. r. mM™a art "a ‘ re lT- free aft ma are sales :. : ry ’ Sak MA ~~ P st is : S0a9, tonic tc Fis ¥ ed. Lo 415 P sa —_ y . -cAY Tre > . tied = - rs . - - o se - ; - - _— - nae — o- - - -: : - 3a this work Olive. St. Louts : sie (ce9)y 2 ae ~~ te axe AGENT ptr empsceren ins ye g S2 , Sa r Gartsitde’s Iron Rust Svan C ex mee fully. Bor W-315. Post-Dis : ance experience oreferred: « S : ® pro 22 cessary Wi canne:! — we a aged of . r : « Cul ~ . ss ain . ‘ . . -> “ . 4 . ~ . qoeeee seusteuipiemmsementeemeanenieen oe oe aeneiimiah ee =a = —_ - v -_-—_— ee anc ‘ OT a. — - Be o- a ’ —~ By Extension Magar: a : > sEN 1 _ we i ~ recur is and pi Balarvy is eomm te with 7 2h . is — ‘ 65456 - zi Wee uwest iin - —_. -- ~~» & boom i >. * Ba — _ pa : ‘ ; ~“s aa Oi) bonus Aor - > . _- Lt 4-City Bids Tr. i388. on .o © is ~~ X SAl =: te deline or gell phon rat one t ° engura . on the installment plan Dy ma no ped- f4e\A j Tare et . *s tacke@ Cig. s# se>* €0"*}- Le ete : se = a4 * as UU whose hy a4 as ™ . tees o4 s - ee a “ - y o -_ free to acen's } ac >i ‘s ~ a . - ~~ or . , — ver apiiity > .et > ss. esman ara “~* a. “. eee he ¥ #3 -aey 6a e686 an4 a “RE -ATES Apply 801A Odd Fellows Bldg f * Z r Mfg. Co.. Sue 1525. 920 Bway, New §8+on = — sing; mus be Al proven E GREAT ; - ig wt ghee ee-s work, we can offer rou a very ynhusua mpact sample outfit; “etriputors Wanted, experience arn *. -roducts ‘g . + . — =_ aon nr + > el ‘or ~4 | -_ a. Co stile illite te eso li eaten oun e = "a ‘ Pit: eomm : | orn Fe 14-16 S24. 2) ee ee oo Ca EN BE cg oh "FORDS need our Shc guarantee | 5A @ 4AN—To call om betcher aheve cn | pOCosSiee. SS ee oie ant te paid promptly: write at eae far sary; 150 a a asantesd be er AGENTS—T > sel! *8-nle e R ge «i ver. a ; .GEg = cago. : ete _ N TS— Mer wal"? ‘ S.i¥2e mifrrTers ¥. ; -Spapeny 4 " P , roy 5 oa _ h . s B.. : us - - a / te. =a | 2s. 3 sorized a4 .eTs ~ son anc r.2- u are tion. oning terrir FOS Cee ‘ ed be avery >. £& / - . . od “ pa Sv p - - . . . ee ———— " oe . i “ht ae ag a. ate A vrea@e‘a’ mets Ware itos char : . La ® 740 ~s. 6na our si > 2.“ eT- ae ; ass verv eee | STU LOs6 .. x LU. . ——. +}. TF - ? Aéayv ts P : - a at oho" . bilities aaligt . > . mare | i operétec Machines: we are ? for one — ss RY ee ee een: Seer ec. Free sampe offer. Am B $29; tal or experience, cutfte furnishes , 8 eign painting work; rapid advance- | mele. mahufacturers: write us cosa f ber 24°° ; = “sre = $$$. *§ —— —_____-_—__——- 29492 Meena ders Tork ny — ne Ailacce od ~ rine, Miyehorage ones, WO , —_ --— $. ws = nz first °2 “2¢g238 7.2 UnUSsUA, Y- «- ~ a2 TT) : i. Ss | . : oe. . 3% Post -Dtsvetcn. i - Gets. a seme patch: in@tantliy mends leakg rivers, mechanics, printers need ome; 15 $4. ds taking orde for the ““Dia- ton 7. 8 strated Dog en¢ H "Ss DO" 4i1 jon Bid St eat — Tt tt ——— | Lewes and vicinity; derail * : SMEN—Expe PERMANENT JOBS FOB b usenefi 8 ” Stites Se ee ee aN ; ~~ ae Bi we re Foxectnl stamps aS 2S eno SALE SMEN AND SALESLADIZES—Ever}- Write fully giving age and | RESIDENT SALE: ‘ aK. in ell utensi eampie free Mendet Cc per nt promt Tuban Co, 201 Uranc mond Ligat ampe and lante ns: 222 .- ; S.a-U ps, -a s if as hs . euton * . > 85; ; he retall and Si Agnatecfare ~ y a. aw York andite wer: beatae electricit: no cat SPORTSMAN'S DIGEST. 147 Butler Bilg Ak —istve Wits Sua. Su oKmowls ere. experience unnecessary, earn > ‘etter; treated cond 4 qzainted with the “4 ~ ’ MACHINISTS -ENT —— ee : "ae mapas puppet Tagg cm. Bimmer! mae Mee cng SF _city and surroundings. Chas. Kuhn. 1°25 +, 340 per week; mo capital required: no garth Co. Randel and ao trade im Missour! ané sur , a - - AGEN s3—Sei ho s*ery from mill te consfum- atc.EN -S—Make big rroneyv r spare _ LiTrec ~ wri.@ Oca 5 se 2°8.ogee €5 ——$__—— Ty* yy ——-—- -—-~+-- ee ee Sot Seat 42 a> fag* seller or pert icuUiars Fr 3 : ritery : ts sell a strong as a z , “ ‘ . S prema tiie = ‘ . ie - ou? > —. — 7 rs "hd 7 ‘" wT 7 7 > 2. queangee ——E . ———————w - -_ * ° —" ions . ~ Dig " . ‘Ser " ¢ -- —s = . ~~ = ae s ree “~ cialty. won sate for spring: i a ct? cH ~# BLACKSMITHS Saad Wa aake 2S 13 ber cont. prof . ice 8 Write | 1 = _ ee By tr oe CARS. BIG FOUR AUTO CO., 3190 3.' C Pr st. Akron. | | éresees senlars ond. fe — fille. 556 Van Puren | = to Chas. FP benik P. O, Box 893, St. SEN TS—Make $40 to $100 weeny - lew scap flakes and Diuing paddle: Digreet Bg og oT rork equals mach‘ne, - writ tenia ot a .O as ; Pa - xk. A . ‘ Mase - ‘ _ een YF Be £ ; t ore®: besireex (7 TL AcN 4 SA: -¥ oN—On ‘ _~ ss: e -_ P. 2 612 “* : : y commission and bdoaus — me : 4 TI NTS—W on n irl x 3S t Lov { “ofielg tir protects oreven‘ Sunce . - ¥ ~ -3--.€' cae n> = RE ME nese i ~~ ~ Bg ee . acés. subtracts. er letter. = FREE TRANSPORTATION me Sy oe ee oat 3 giris, ow & 35 to a. — — _ _ ae 2 M re » ctors pre + ‘6 pune free samples Mitchel! .. 1500 E. Gist. Sa! Me: Teo good men to a t for a ae lea Bg AA, —s ne speed: errocs . a - “ ¥. : ’ BOARD AND LODGING logues with premium offers Albdert BMlier aoe tg ar one _ ow tur a. ” wiatos arpiie mO cemetit OF towis required abdeo- = ao RRC ee SE eT EE SSN ae eee | -en+ec art ® Wa. 23 a.. Bok es = is* ene — Ps = > ae i ne A - awed rd gu2- antes ; tremendous SALES N For reitable - Fs $ w a * j in aL } rams. } e) - res . : on . . - = oe ~~ . ~ ‘ bare 2 = 1 st 4s rouet-! 3 oS Ti ow 2> -,. , . Donongiien O yess ma : re, : ~ a . es . ’ ? “aleamen, four ————* = ES ~ ‘ Strats + > answer *> ‘s and 7 A ee a ee > & Cay easy kK *©3.¢e9 o-28 ‘ee ~ »¢ r-_A RB 2= ; 34 * ~ Boe 3 . . ‘ s.¢: terrT’ .ory pT .ces tbat ran maet ai. competi- : . t ~ % RAPID #21. LERS—aAl ? > AGENTS Me or somes 7 titi Rg: aa Cnt ~++@ oat —_ a" — — _ = = e _ adie ain: —— - - - = ' ™ 2 - ” ences “;¥ star? . -- "ay . = ~~ ess - - ” . ” o “= am a ‘ . ee. .'T rea! esta* - best su Ddtvisies TEN : ) .S——een OF Women in * gage en will send you the biggest mioney-maxing Au Sig weekly bonus: $1.50 premiur zo ay -*& nonin. dinrenhtl eat TOME ontene = thos sur liexibe ssies commission pn ear St. Lo unt!! late fal whe windshicid cleaners, spark > 4 Bo $50 a week is eary = end a . , _ 7. > - > re 4 ~ "* ; s ; La’ 4 - -** > a od ‘“- '* ae > > — = -~ a . . — = 5 . 7 > a ae »* - a 3 - “s port bad ~ = , as a r = eed Tr aa ¥o ba ; tec ° ~ : = b os = _ . “ 7 : Poe. ¢ ss . ) £ ay Prot: exciu. terr Sr Pennett, — . . J . . 4 - o aa * « - — 2 * : vi nace = — =| arce Sens | me «ll usets ef parcel post MANN REALTY CO. — oughly ext retail t . = ; : = = ; > 4 ; a= ' achinists - | r? sat y exer “ed = commission basis Loum asd vicinity. ye sourt: attractive commisstoas ; : or a = . . J. ‘ , * a don Me dae . = - . . on *- ‘ ZB 2 E : ; J = . AtsE.N\ 1] : == r “Tage vo a ; } s ee na soae 4 = rarer ay P eI “o2's vY >: a ou? Le oa Pd s” és .* ar £528 zge AGENT3—sell 24 household : : > . i : oie ty Am-+ “ Oe a ' ‘ : . : >» ' . Via a ae E _B46y wv a yacne Beil Webst: 1S po Or eean =, S= i ‘cou) OOau ful © 6 2.u mm hancle cur Sounds Diz. ard ts dig H Ro-Ca. agents -—— ee a ee a er _ A eee J vinter. Every assistance oc A erous — J , ~ ants C — ; ———eeee = A ;E> — 2. Make Ss) : ta . 533 s) 2 carp tal. a? . at } oer i ear > Af T@uiN er ar . ar? ak re , yw se nF s a* ery 4s va oF oe sf == Ya — saa * gy c ~ —— and “f a re #\ [rsw a _ cn-g"sS ‘2 ; apec ier. who A real Be ~any for rea ; men Sta. =, Omaha. Ne - 4 AcE ENT Seer ae oe home _ necessity: no elling me silx knitted meckties; free COiect: Peay car New Era Mtg Co, 503 fast-selling | ne cf Ro-Co. soaps, totlet Loc te es ehicies im city a a» earn tir moreyv selling a nmeceedty to Dar‘s FRAVELING SALESMAN—RBe . . 4. - ~ Te - = - as . ‘ ? ri ’ O., 119 Locust #.. Dept. 15, & ens plover Sth and Pres qXLESMEN—For whirtwind seller, staple, Moied to @ district roaseses aan-Morris Ca, New Orlee te « . -— , éeTY Tr te he oa vT * ' vy : =" 1 ; .., = t “pe poe ~ ~ West 5S S New Tork HE Ll WI TH 6 A COAL a go.i mine for hustiers. Auto mad > $19 anc high grace salesmen $i5 to $20 44 we Leitch for eppeintmetie ware acd store trade im Dpiia nor’ F °° nyt BALESME N— Three >» al? wa ited Rates. = oe. bee parton. St. Levia. a | ' I = ik : : S08 . : 3 : = " a - o ; —_ws . 2 ca. 048- . ee : en eu. =e Wi a 4 quick — nee whe hare Sat STANDARD WAGES AND | home remedies; laundry tablets: poliering = tr MI te 7 = Wer vy "a Ones’ genuine Gemongs: furmace, fuel shortage cakes ever Lome¢ NS sideline om good commissten Werte SALESMAN—Ptr lass experienced ‘re- 4 Tivect- ty-mail ad ENT ” _ a i - ma “ | ele ne, .dSug-roach kiliers. Mak Proc ucts —— —- ——_ -—-- —-- --- ee, geome . - - we Sr; , periect 2-& $¢é fo= niy $1 3 A VAllDg big profits . mera d _-* “ ~ to ‘ve =” wa rick and refrac ries s4.cS'12np 6~SCRET )OC«OQUa!Rtagmce, to headeuarters in Chiceg?:' eo a form with an off : SAS uate ION BASIS LF ne See Re Papen — _ 7 —— a a mc ~N ze zr . rn = © eT . ~ - St sree a : - sc . a E EN BB Tt JENE am : - — i os = “A mies = om, oe = = —s > — ~ — oe -° res) “yw hi “2 ie 7 . Ire sin t ‘err - a By e rm. : se t = NS ) A JENTS—Se)! 7 Ze nm (casas rig profits burs on éemons 2 , —e for } 2 ‘ #i« ona Importing ¢ Boz LO8 rr i ruces — “Manet Ga? ag « ’ rm “A >. ; AF z A “A aw > - - 2W iN Ss 2 a. — HO aye oe % ee = ae at roaeite w - rated coacers. hot “Ise z KAN ® Pm nhew ironing wax pad and asbhes*os me? - ~ G er ( A ™~ > -*e ~~ New \ .% ~ . . —— —_———— —_— —_—— = MAN - - RAWIN + A —— S \T 3% 58 . . - as e - a} _ . r pany Box a 350. pannipe 7 d: re than z ~ ote 2M NE Pas ED —— 1 ag ~ tom ‘ wage ven 7 = sit ‘“ —. —- --— -- —= sace een eee ys r arrange (of persona; interv. ) -~j), ‘ - ve nabie ‘rawitag EO? ES? LISH Apply eens it Ament a, woard: perfs es --0 hes Udor-G.ess, lor® AGENTS—Wake dig meney selling D-Rex ry v4 i mivVvTLS Mme ar ® om Yan"‘2c ‘ta a AS ~ + SE eee YP pe Ser ae. ASF Poet ie ater ®t — ihe “x . a a ~ in” Mik "“HIGAN =TEEL CASTING cow Atlantic ay Brookiyn. N —— i” on mg As oar » fare mal ¢ . ; — - reta ths genmtizne Watkins pr es 2 SALESMEN—T ~@aer4 —s ke - = . ss:or, ‘STROM. MICH. 448 Rai l - E h Bl} —— — nineties AU LN IS—l igs ne. selling AMAZIN . S.sna au C - *rers co - . . + : - = = 52 Sar aa one SsLFrsuEe™ Sselus‘'ve terri-ories a? a + eat aly Tribune i way —— = . tte u with fre C 4a" = represex ve we Ur =a ~~ — irh-clase, ; . : €i1 Olive St. : “ - = — ,cuickes —— Sarum a8 6h) mah i Aer se Sutoorizec ection: 7, ust . me + an sane —— — oo agence 6 - vs S eon tee a . —- o bd - a ‘ one _ — — — = oa commis: . Perri necikcleces;: tf rou are the right pariy SALESMEN Strictly > salesrner anc learn sa..esrmansn NS eae heater made reeardiess of price: extra biz . itshed atf't free uf rin W.nter Se.er 4 "ess *. a 7 " a ~~ 4 ST) rh ' Se be! ’ eiy AGENTS—Taiilcrine snaDt ante ot A ee acvrertising ang ¢ " : ri =~ — 4 ~~ estred: e Pe charges. Dig corm ™.sgi0ns Fouse of Cams: — _— BR. S06 . tal or experience meeded: free sample case ‘ +? serene gh Sins a at - — ert 0 wiggle 7 are _ agg vom ea: om y know: us. eetment exc: i > serr: ae J era! com experienced apoiican's ba amples. Write ——: tSe : : ~~ , ath bead : -- L456 S. State hia ss _—— ESSE Se -_— ang inetructions write for amazing of*er on . . TE aa anata ak: ao eed selene — an 33° O7 : “7, ~21: Y mace SA aa POPC Tass or read capecenee 6,u00 oo FOPRLS need our exXAas , Ge or bi Cc : a , ;, , eer . oes titer : , . : ° ath ete . 3 ' aes caes ” = & eal = cage iT Box J-249. Post Sa .CE 5.000—mitle “greater eriD fe ‘let preparations direct from easy to o what peovle Wart: rereat or Ne? eGa a wil 0 tog a = —-- ~ ~~ oe Ee cep URS One Fw Se eee > AL = WEN—We can use several ané@ eur $1 ‘weather-tite — ; cl —T5e Handcee S-in-l wrench for ‘ Pitner Corp.. 2856 N Halsted «.. high-class men Who are more weekiy if you act quick. mechanic fara n “ai vate S hours « day to selling gon. St. Loulsa. Mo Since | ’ : ; | fact cor cow ~ . ‘wee ee. 3 > | 5% est 2%4 st. New York Cit; Saraie Saweius 7a 3. & Ow aa ; ee ais oe {| AGENTS—Easy picking: new. exclustve prod- 7— : ; : = - Railway _ - -* ‘ - $$ - — — ) 4 days ® $37: you can do ear Write pec ope ca . J — esentative, 14239 Lo- we eee an es*ad.! : shed territory im for stores and factories, om = >** 7 bene a Ie: TOT gen for sample cffer sel.ing plan; exclusive ter ee . — ane’ gee yy tm ~ oe ages By ey excelent copertanty: a i. Xow-—just out & Caer, In Texas and Louisiana Season now on: get particu ars and free 2 feuts bulld Bb S- 2" g& 8 .vecr sm Susz'- r.tory Sar le rug “y pereel post prepe!d. N = mg | ry. TIMES SA LESMEN— ae s ac =. ~— a Lime of Ty goods specta.:: a ancy > sary. SL mousey. co “ Fast or | er—a!ll times my sample EF F. Backs, Carpenter 1! Sess on at magernes: new pms: BO iB- | 91.50. E. Conder. Importer. Joréan Bid SELLING FOOD ees Se ee ee ee ee . jewelry novelties and notions; fer Jan. i; ex- brine references See our . Vest et sample—tas e: —_ Experienced Raiiread Ma- AGE » up now - P Cieekaden = Yee'™ent; permanent pos c with b f a en The g7eates*. surest and safes steeen om Marina Bldg. 306 N nd bl. St. Louis perienced salesmen only need apply. Mr. Mr. Trow Mascett, betwen ; 4 Immediate commissions — — ' — g20 28° OF Write tt \ =: ee a8 > 3 y 3 : \Ts—_lee ewe e pee nd = , : . 4° ane : pit >; ——-- ee - ee " St ines oe gg ae om * wens *¢ . Arthur, S30 Tr’dcure Bié Chic 2. Sod" Ort ve ot. Grr: * @binists, Boilermakers, Black- x mcerful holiday seller: goes | : . Po Ser 7 2 SPE Fe : Food — manent ' ee ee ee ee s. ae 0% =. 1 3 “5S. Don't risk g the _ : s i ie ek Oor~ata Pr ‘2 @ here ig your otccrtmnity * 2 “Vwi SIO fatiy =e freer sherce SA!lFSMF N—Seill every reta ler attractively sMEN—D . + ee ~ ~7 emiths and Car Men: good . . " . oy . . -s i. & 4 r . > worlter “er — a? cer an — - = - ~ a nt LZ 38.f » You nm f core _ veel 31 ; . - _ . oe uetos 4's~ Tec ne 1iTen - . . . ; [ers 3 * * , =~ zou ca LA@2@ ¢ “ ns -~ a* ~ eer oF. a : ¥ z4 nN grea se *ALOr pa Be larger : ° wowes - : . . a . “eS S- 7, As) = 5. Ge ? -t a=cous 2 ¢ 12 S1 . on of , = ~~ pLertusity to dereieD alone , : 29 ee jobs; good pay; good vrork- trem. Micbd eae guarants ~omter “romosttion: fu | . “ "= ' - #very : $ . . oe dook eusites : 7 - “ae Se 2 — a “er 2123 ‘ ° "'agec ‘erm * " aia +84 - -4 > . le r? . ago® %% head > 2344.F¥ acrya ecus s 7 “an fer a eviencic - KE ‘,* 3 . ~ A ors eppares ; . . 7 a > me - rae . . 3 eo . _ “te ~s ‘ -. : = . ; ta ms - .- : ns “ > NS ae FF tantine i « Ree . - oi = to : ¥ ate. Apply by letter or Sifferent items in sign jir Attracte @ien | PB? * nomas Mtg. Co.. Mill 2626, Day- sions raid Gatir. % oe. e Seis as every packaze » a | Osean Gaeta ae ae 3 civersal Co. 11 Highland Pars ay with cler’s. If you know bow @ E xmas " : ' o is . . 9, — " e. ™ : . ” . ; , % r ~ ixiz = - « ae . - ~* . ™ , - . 2 Pe = ‘3 sz , ty * a = “i as 4 . : to A. P. Prender- Works. A2200 8. Crawfo- Chicage — a aa tS SES SDR... Pee ee ee ee Ce | ee | eee ee lextury. Mass men. a hustler yourself with « We hare ° . _ . ig _ ——————eet OA CE NT See HW oncerfy) stiver we - men > he AGE NT S&—Terrttorr rey -eSer,-ative *h ‘ . =o . : 7 —_ 7 : .f2 mot 6 —o aafr rawr — fit eeeeettr on : ‘7? gtand tm igetien. yeu *sa.7, Mmase 5 to $1 each a AGENT Make = nitro a ae é >i a:2g cu ~.TA > s a » sex ‘>. + ee. ti-m=eg for *he secr —— > 4 — soatce - LLESMEN Peceive full profits "™ sa. rr... sar invest. ~ : geet, mechanical superintend- N7S——Make big money: write for f.e@ “ tion: remarkably fast sales. big profits greatest a!!-year-round seller you have ever mc to No Gull t% be vecrie Box W-3i7. Pos . ~ . _ esteet seller in Louis ° 7 . 1 ‘-~ ‘ , ‘ tr . ian , , our organization: larger per- good: write us immed ately : é * Cata.0a we COUN cI mows, >.2.8 gz? s a” a —_— — . : “ on ye on ar ™ i= ~ te ~ — . —— . ' a \ " ~ ne - = +? al Po i= : ‘ext, Dallas, Tex. or eall on supviy house: 200 fast sellers Scencear rT v “Te. Aan, Uhm ~ : , - sociated Salesmen, 413 coy. Side. Ciica- honest men, between 25 and oe i itp packs: our nin: B season; partics- | AGENTS—$.00 ver month. steady pay, new ‘ar free sample ard full ¢etaile N-R-G thereafter SALZSMEN—LEverywhere. 24 or spare time. go age, who wilting « ose SALES MEN V es: ib. Te New Ry Ufert Co., 133 s'yle Written gveranteet foster oe ust Co SO N. Franklin et Chicago. 1.) A REAL BIG BrSINESS ALL TOUR oww ~ bigh-class fropestticon worth $30 to fav to sell! a) > . A . 4 ) . - o t ‘ 5 — Fate ‘ oo ? oes, Svery Sew custome SALESMEN—Al epening for Seat-acrea> AGENTS—Mary Rose frocks: erery woran sary: sDare 't\/me gaiis’accory lee on cary r, rour weekly imcome tour Susizess 2rre she Boz } ~ sew Haven, Corn. mame Geum ciate a _ > Te by che 2 maae at $55 ver buys o om sight: eaaeyv to ee big profits: re jameri'ce Wee { Tine 179} De rter ~ ; tabliahed *& , ad tq « . ° ’ ‘~_- —_ - . > — —_ ¥ al , - on - — 7 - . _-_ ~ ~8 a. to meet nd tA. = peat ss. barticulare write. Rodasi AGENTS—You can make > money sellicg ‘Ti™mngs at one gperatio:z nothing ike Ket va'oe just (ike a store ® x' en es: to al 2a.eTs. en‘irely Rew ne te t wproecects and va: ixted wits $31 er those whe qualify. Interview ‘arview call _roem 515 Holland : ms Ohio ; ' e roMt - 8 BS Wypor-sEny C8 4r ‘Fuarant aed Rest CALESMEN—Sideiine men: $15 to $20 Gai- SALESMAN — Manufacturer of @ctomcd'.e 4 We can use) mere men of et rene * ttios =4 } ne a. P - = ial 2 ete | , — . ‘% UEs . Dart =p er 4 anc ~ Bow > dn 7 . \ ¥ > 3 . ere agrer’e > 4 & s +. © = —_ " Ste er. presic¢e . O58 “ 1 ea’ r on = ne — = ee 11k Mentc’aitr. N. J products. Digwest se..eTs. gurest a° orcers a~ Ta Prope” * SAmp.e8 to speciaitics and parts. wants &t Louis ¢dis- SALESMEN—Factory brace? eng eofitt our proéect EN pen = A is ns shirts & se (ers ge a. 2 — pager : mDita: or experience is recuire ve = ching ke it Limcoln Sales Co trict salesman te tandle them Gs additional] company that has made over anc. repeat orders certain. A\s & .~™— ALY ~~ Ard mar = be axe ~jms = = °a7-¥ Z ~ . a . = ax “ — = sled + “bers ar? args é glerg “*528s - tits aigtrict t*- te last ‘ ape ° “> ie) zg morey th C genuine er ~ - - ex 2 - e “e sarmcr “ rrs “3 wit ; ‘ . Nine ~ ‘4 Y at Te 4 a io © ‘ig : - ~ -- — ‘race Z f « ™igs8.0f re@*erenc «+ red ha‘ a "empdgs for es Tal ‘ - « | ee! . cz ry ~ : . —_ 7 ‘—- * : . .* Fe . i sa.? s: OT ea c* pa . . ms % - - ™ — = antes 5 = ._—_—_ - rs a =? 7 ref. * . —~ - = ~ ; - - 5 7 : ~ . eters. Sila mn Systen Ne ago Shért 2 Clint Factory 212 . : A BP ge a ta .~ ‘eustve te , * e « . $A LEsMEN—! cal ele manuta canical kquewledge necessary. Otter Mf lers who went a reé! foture SAT ESMEN Mich Os aS ae * : et e: Cemonst = on - women who * write at ¢ askire 269 4} Uaran’ se ~rrwoet . cared good z e IeTuN : state qualifcs- Sal Mt x . - = whe — be viaced . i vsesitiens = “ ~a-ery ané cemmission for J ein : vary Py ; _ = te—several 1 Trmaitersar t “ - : tors . A.* vat .T = 7, SAL 3 nl of town cans kar. ° fern’sh meet open. to i ££ Leet tei.et ar ticles ~erfurmes and _ ve A e., = ake an 2 was z ta? ee a ge cons - dl og — s om a “ > - A é ‘ress 2B. Bt A t _ . $ = ra = we —™ * * *-a ‘be’. } Trou ean * . é sé Ps os oa tH 3°... an eo. les : 3 - a. = — as ~ - - “ = oy 27" i ar . ae rt o¥e.- , . ~- “So : . : + free 2a : Se Fee FU © ——___ .— -- ——-——_———_ = & side ine. acvertigements for m B -—e 9% Ter *rald . * . och mes ee. fastest sellers: free surmple case Lee- at 25¢ pke.. selling fe Wiictiire with free mina Se eter Pant * our 244i APCeee ~~ tag —argeet im- SALES N—sr ive @ Men ae saiesmen and a.26 10 more actire canvassers for — > Rn Ay, . on 34 —~ oe a Se : — eckesn Co Arortais ! ~“nmat Les (hile ats Cae atin % mo oa 4 ore oa as v= ventors of eré packers of cure food spe ssistant mtanagers houesehe!4 be te ; 22 arpiy Mr. Retnke i071 HUNTER. 209 Do'ph Bide. 63 miaie If. : : ' 7 ie ) 7 ; + = res ~ ss Lr - -_—_—- — 7- 2 . oo - ~~ ~ -_ a . weeny S@TAzitg seller. sample fre Parker GENTS —$36 S34 ~«- ee PEA i $ a time — ~r @:@ bestdes - 7 . — : LA— serteacec G:lk Rosiery. com- ~* = ge —_ > . well as > call en benks etth Snest POAC. Mfg. Co.. Coat 2774. Duytor mesg : 2 \ ow Yor« Zz .i38 oLe nog ga2a8. TWirrorm va /aca. ~oof a a - ‘Ss cay: ne money r . - _* " Bite a = — . ‘ eon . = . “ __s . cS 3 — * — > , > 7 > . .* ree “er earl" s ra’ ervrrefting, vac - ‘shes iin : - ~~ oun aed i. tory ef Henry Ford $s) x eek onan , ; — sntree ace > mx ‘ a s sins -_ — a , anventitaisiienaae metadata . a — large orders from cat Dies. a . sad : —~ * r* - f+ - - > ws 33 “ —— ” 7: Ss _—2 : 4 -_*. ® : ; , ~ - -_ e-a ~ o == “ss a. , 2a. a ie _! sec™.one#® Corn Dp 4 _ eo aa - ¢ ~ : - o exclusive territory: free outfit. Jas " > : $108 America: missions in advance: ask about “Duel! AGENTS WV WANTED— O—WOMEN . N—Live Bre s ccals for ive , See eee ee RR: COmBems- antes? and proves quality: 510 Guardian Beak Bide. ilroad Machinists Beer © et me: Bite. Cincinnat S min Aaa pn Asenté. te | Ai ~ Sickeen salesnen: liSeral afvasce commission: ro fatg ““Tpe\Guurean Ce. Randsise Bide” | $202 Bet necessary sendy. "ae fii enetn ot. : .-~ qa - 4 " : / \ ; ss } os a ™ °F « Z — : : . - ” so ~ * * " .¥ °* AGENT s— Ya ke $10 ios @eiiiean stenibiadn oan wean ioe anon : . . ~ 44°_4%) 3 sagt ; oom \ ~~! : 2 BA Moo : - 3 sen Sider Si a cay s Z ; A 2 . ' | ure Want Mepertenset Lite er be a brooms: free sa “ effer ~ed.-aet os >: abe . ——— EEE ROD . 2. co e : ; [g : : : - - z a *- - 5. ~ te . : ~ = : - — ——— ee a emeadtiin Sianeitdalien - rs = = a ~~ * ~- . : - . ca Nations! Fiber Fircem Co °& yee See > — ers > : " AGENTS—Bes s- ler j orn iar revs? . = a a..@3 irom »* S- 4s.-@ — S4 2¥EN— Or distributers on Simnieg SAS AN—Pref aradiy ever 40 of hen’ o- ex erees con 4 - Arges St. Leute marufa-*=urer er Mekers “4 7 : : P —s r = i Mx its . , » ‘. re 4 "als 2 + , *s a7 _ s""O2"*e ‘es re ‘~.~Fr £5 Pi de _- + o- SEM Pen srt a pene. FS d = ~ ecn7 - = - - om en, 7s > $4..°SIT. axl $s ne en _teer. ng kro . F.- os : " cs Jevartmes* for young NTS ar ee ese ores eee sake y GM ess $ 4. - ™ e ¢t i? = ef a savirtz over Sis) ter cent ze . a Ladies P ean - and ‘ — . s z> -- oan rr ig rige felpful, to estadiis® St. Lewis agency BAL ESMEN—10. who thet? w ¢ aMittr to ata’yte ea*s Tec “ords ‘ » — + ~-e — = 74 . oa. — . -_ . - + _— vs = oa _ m = . i= 44 aes © = N > ) » > -~- - . - r} a #Bee é _- =y4” > > - . - > - - o » F " *?* * 4 “4 & PERMANENT POSITIONS A — ‘ AL no 4 pon nt, ea sw , e@k pos at % ; A " ‘ ._ co aa +3 .- wy ar iges ‘so f ty * at home at 2 : Se ear se. ‘ - siex Sales . Tt yt r- ; Tasent 4 et! a nes fac tory stapl ee % ries. to 2 ‘ on tre sAUetss co. «fe gree “vate y: Oc ‘ OP 1. h m hws ences pecessary we *e ‘ou bh . LwTenm car . a’ ‘os arc s cuarartse4 to last the iffe of — "eo x ge oe = ay ee, age ag pe ie "a i % . . : — SS eee son, be caDpLtal necessary A idrese sinew. Fe Wii. eT 3 *iper‘«- ss ss’ ate : ‘' “ne a.ne new an “PLA oie hice ¥ a +> + twee - ‘ “ : } ne? eo : on : a ones ™ = 2 2.3 r Eel. 7, N. We permanent peowitica we RherTl -ace potter. w a: r RA “ 7, i “ee ~ an rates staan silat he * se. 8 “ry 1.0 OW » andi = eee — - Senne annEIERRUEERnERS ane “s.°.7, & - -e..8, 14 -¥. ‘as . : va72e pe our. Gow Sian System. 150 W. Austin. Chicas + ar % nt = aa am Mint acces" “ar r srticulare how >: » es. epee, £5 i ff ~“MAN—A re ins whe 2s made 2 - ag- - ‘> eee = a dit [aes ae rae gE ey anon a © can a 2ou na wees: - Time and One Halt for Overtime. ACENTS Sell wonder?y Jack Freet cocoa: t- 2 hlieck gra z2 a? “es ct a4 iaemeieins Semin A™maAter —hher € aéeichia. LaDy AGENTS—Earn $10 Sate apiline ass g proms a: ears star poligy leaves ovening for ttree wide-« rake selling proposit: “— : ALESMEN “an " 4 - ee > ie r ov” —™ riers ~ : . ep ells - a 4 : . . Wo - S . » : rh —— ~~ ' . « ~ _— ee — - es . . , —_ ein = = ~ ‘o . furnished. sella for $10: gocd Sma te ~ a- ericen tare ere? ie “9 fa. “SE “3 3 eee Ls cE eoecta sed in ever ome. ees i's : Ort + “ace 8%, Cincinna salesmen im on f the Lveliest electri-g; Satmeats ma - 3 high-powered salesmes WerKiesncn. Carers Mees 7 Free LGENTS—Natke 275 ver week ond up se!l- ex sf territor enn Specialty sO3 a0T..ance c°raa. zations in the flel4. to man a oa al Apply 809 Market Street. ee een Sat. —— “tng our Ane, made-c-meascre. all-* Pear Biia Puttebarg. Pa $3 ESMEN—M- Dahien made $100 fret ‘ho can reduce. and they are the eniy © 2%7 Sud Monday | used car department. Ask for rE _Hawtins, ‘2 with our new “Pr grese of a RR ms ; : = ' ———s , : , ae ig - eg toning ) — @8:tion if you oan ee )? . LF¥IS ATTOMOB S229 Loeeust Street. ui » © ' , LZ, °4 + —. Peer’ oy gle ze m gas lighter: every house 1 prose 22t. Re experience fm lice necessary: for. RBeoue type Cleanet we ae ce ° . | “e rs ‘a a .* - = - ’ = “ .: = ~ i /- . 4 - = - am tea a2. piste oni be a ‘ a a - . > : - = “ °. > “ae spare, tune: ne cxoeience teguinet. 3 AGENTS Far Gin we lae Suveigd neces tretyltine “rove wan wis bei oS seat Po pet fesiig “af tiete Sato 2icTetaisoe Sher stack “typewriter. adding machina sci forts of oor ages == SO SALESMAN—Experi ply umiees you are journals, and by direct ef : stallment furmiture f- (TR Railway C ne capital: mideet temonetrater free Paks —_ a3 ane . Lage or gered ~ gaa —— : - ————————— - es for jo>bing and reta ude. straight 36. Sjanters Fotel, Sundey after 109 em eral commission aliewed. : | Apply Sunday mo US ; Mrz Shete 414 Te: “ —e ——- ae aa ‘ —, 7. oy + , rom mission. state territary and exzperisice SALESMEN——~“el] sometiing origi fli rticulars as ww ES % - ee Persia in : : : . , : : : ‘ - 5 ' “. : 7 - ae ena... Sme- -e%eren "ee “ba tT ers b ’ live. “en : 3 —_ — f : tek anc BO expert = m — x : se mt (c+ Peerless —tte collection system ef BE dy Chesnut x. Newark. NJ seems NM Empey EXPER"ENCED «&§ Guemees Oo 823 Orah! Bas. Sines ES, ST SES erates «in S400 aiagy Foye (CTUMOBILE SALESMEN—New and used SALESMAN T> catty side lime Goliue piece Ve collerting feacurvs collectet for SAl=SHEN—i? you sre te Oy SA SMEN — City. 3 payin Ree «ne.t4 a , : — “ae ‘are: goo! oppertu: ; = trapery fabrics for - By per cert .st. Sell $7.50. Creditors’ that "7 ALES >. a - yell —* . r ¢ = goes OF Ant? 4K rea f S and ¢rape fa st atail trade ee oe ae ‘a Creditors’ As- man we are icooking for. . . —— tliat oe fe s : _ . ." ‘ a er — H a ‘ : at - pt 2 ta~—wirorie¢~ | ee | * - ; Berens nmemnagggge ; . —- - a : : “2 + : : : ' : : | amd ¢« = =: wl — taticn, F-35312 McKnight Bidg. Mine- asing personality. basicly | Striet : la -MACHINIS Ss aa ‘tal aa dem t — Weary Fore Ie os wel ‘ : er a > . — ee 4 \ . : - >) oom . on = a‘ a { a oo ae on » Am er ine a _ ae ors new re _ ta rs ew selina . a bth hes ; on igi Mi 2 __‘s) SALESMEN—100, to sell one of ‘he best| —-.,*2% _ we bave «6 pm Mermer newspaper men “ . zs eutl root ie : = 2 ’ ~~ terrticr rs 3 : | ‘ ~ Ln a? 2eeu =A » 2 —— }i 8 yit® ow al ~~ s~ 4..°% GG tne Marzet aire . 2 saving and ican certitcates Dar pore SA » * . aT - ,* j —--~ ?*ar . 0? «" a“ *7P 53 - ? : : . *7Z ' . - » 2 > ; 4 = ’ ; ‘ 4 A - = “ = ee > > ~~ - ae a — » = . ot - Tem 2ac - : oe are S “BOILERMAKERS a = Sl am a. eel” eee - . — JUS : 2 7 rock Motor : pet sell the “Auto Leaswas &ymarm. 4 nome, factory branch sow 9s 5- vacant or 'mproved: = ™ : must be-available at ~~ eT . abt om ae — . ; tage Soe Po - . ms. : + ao 9! wth “tuestionsd mert: shed tn St. Louts to handle entire . enced in this ‘ime of paies _ i et tek teen + mene . 4g i - ~~» " } canal ee Ten ) ii :+cver? sing “alr? ~ a2 enc¢ce2 required. ¢ : at 7% 3 y iy " - ——~ ~_ - . . . . . ne . » rr’) » -_ - — - _ 2 a Diieenentnan ~ = ~ se Linrerir - ars ~~ ust ao +h. 3 - _ er ee = secteiahD ° aimee ~~ & fret conves a m ‘2 Southwest ™~Et av. between 8 Da lo al ae % x Box Y- -Of) Post-Disna ‘ 4 seamed A ER a = ricng te Tepresent manufacturer eelling ikfzgh- ** a oe ase ° Lures ~~ a __ (ied ———— eT _—-—_— .—aaTS 5 > SIS & 1+ tern en Rerv is oe” we athe : saggy ~ ER as «6 Tt... Ue a - ~ a clase sDec(a_’ firect te retall meretents whe woul lee te make AGENTS—a sire w' nner the miiget match — ;E . ~—— SI ; -oar ¢ : =. af. Ne oe ieninaia t ae 2 oid eal » USteq Us... Bea i784 “Tgricr ("+«eland4. GC. eseary to sell ear lise: we : ae a : aan — wg P nace — ly “ . -* —- , : . : ; e -_ a s * : , . rer - - . - ~— ae : . - es = = ty A, ; > - ; - Con &itions AGEN ogee Star you withour « ao: Tore ¢ , 12at her aa pee Mills Fall 414, ; _ “ - - . . °“ME“—WE AR - “He? sv 7 ieee — - goes ‘S a whie Marnimg. Cai 3 ts. perfumes, toflet gon. is ex ete — ———-- — - — ‘ . eth “ .— OF @AyperT eS ¢ ee . ' HiGH -: ets ro > : : eee. Onty Reliab'te and Expertenced euRiity mene ey ane en Sains pvlishea: * re . acta oe . S's. O¢ | Uatrated (male? tun for real ored TTranent position er a for country Work: mo out&t needed for city S82 eicecteae: of — % _—~ ? : oe r se ® & ta $15 fay easy Indian i Pure : wlio -a™ = -* ew “ Ea, = z ant "Prac [Tr — sve traiaing im sur s 3 - - ** - ; . — bi ’ = - " ° - © = * 7 a - -- - v ~- : s - ens — o ” . = - ee ue Apmw HL. FORD, 208 N. AGENTS—Ee y 3 _. AGENTS—We sta: . business. far re reekiv enev- free : iia~e —- ; a on. splendid future ‘or right men 7 38 FOR oRER HAS S=‘- lowed by am opportunity & Ras ° *s 4 " o _ A r t 29 ball a} . ‘al * Ww “i 3% 7 4 ; iy a > a= | Ls ~ ' i am ff SE cotmumer: Fuse Eee of exe fee zaiso specialty eandy factcries : .@ un — ellen ae : at . a . s* : ‘ : : ot, > = om > Ce on - — ~. — . . . ; . - ~ m . . - Theu- : ¥ "ere ,oO0et_et wee 4 : Rages e _— ape omnia “ . a Bag . = . far tg con = = > : ae! tr . Seems inet Deratre Sar vi % ; ~ sg Dra ver 62, Rass ar sei, —_— e WINTERHALT @ CO asrm —ofes: t — Tyg = 2 sie , oralee Frana.in : ; : r 4 = Cae nati = 7 _ s se scmr.e ens NTH NEBD APPLY 7x fstarm wth eo & - bo a ag . | 2 a Sn Ca. Juls Indiana ev. Calcage a-344. FOST -DISFATCEL : ieG@> Pest-Diswatch - ee -*. Weealy in "SR everriaimg. re a3 ron Si) ys “igen 7; eke Pees r Ra rc ati id =" tgoatch - = 4 o A ey a PA , LL A Nl il dima. li, te a aes usa e ES =— > ~~ eh a —_—_— & ~ — % Prong on eee os —_ - ne e 2 - - i. on es _ aa ae Net de: Tes 4 i a 5 wae , > : - cise Seg tarde TSP ae, > Leh, Ate ae ata face e See ee we : ie a Pat) oe - i) ae ~~ or « Le OP MP MO Bi Me SF oo de “ $e. ys, eer on ™ ae - ‘ cs Ls, i * d rere ca . : - ‘=.9 it ” q A Wi atti oe Oey ty ae “ ét SLR ep AR ah, oie ota webs ae hea ' ea at ae eee - tenga . ae re = 2 oe ts i. > % a . oe = en 2

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ana” 4 b * big seller: at business + ve tien: Se Mr. Jelphia, «all 41 t ~ete oe iting’ t Electric man preferred, 35 to e) st show good get ) line: pet d trade; can sh nT ¢ 4 other grip Sis u stails in first letter: position. ox er; office, Bt. Louis, St (098) may be just th been | looking fers ween & national business te energetic sa} merchants with high-olas® demand; fine ©pPortunity nnection’ With established 12,000 "ans expect ty to "312 000 annually: bea: a, 7 rep Sales man. : —, Chicago. remmedtee ppowitry se) Tee: popular ao retail & 15 a _ ey ; experien a Thurston oe apies; no capital or e ates dy’, profitable Work; anced; satisfaction in bus! inezs. Write for full n & Rrowne -» Whole. 3. State st., Chicago, mi, Cifferent products, p i. . Trepresentin nationally ont a, mlljton- making bilities in yous: Moales, eas Plan, em easy; expe & Products Cot arr, l4a0 @line or full tim th Penci{! Hine to the rota rraie onvenient and Guraible: y saiee Rk large aia: ew : ral comm te at onoe for ful! 4 paul, Minn you Cover. Louis “2 ‘adding imachine, ine, automatically : D ir. to complete organisation, ate: best subdivision in inti] late fall. when we w nzalow proposition fo: assistance ggg oA renee "1303 A aed “BOG large electrical ap- ere promotion is ve Just been pro- Mmenpager and Bia Bev- y are & te the Wola ‘colt Stnday, 4260" Washington bil. Ask for appointment. wae . good; lotal or outside have had actus! experience -mel! eee crore valuable and =. ~ “ertabiisbed, high: accustom to Song 55000. per year will be onable drawing Account and wil voureelf in* your letter. 9 Tr bune Bide... Chicago. hich-ciass. capable, Wisconsin, and Louisiana n in o - confidential; Sante, hav rience wi st-Dis epatch. © can use sevtral energetie who are willing to day to selling electrical i... } factories, on easy payments} unlty: experience unnecel- By commission Dasis only; See our salesmanager r. oe between 8 an ve st. “a — Vistrict managers seeking an develop along larger lines, R eplendid position selling @uaranteed siik hosiery from li colors. both plaid and you know how to hand's yourseif — a record that nmediately with full de- immed! ately connection. Dyx Hosiery co several ener tory branch of oun a Aus months: can frrnish references. ot ~_ » of work. 019 Pine ® __ {6} Vere you ever ~ e.1 wy — can handle sugar dried ait. © coffee and entre . as we re and coo mage otis. wit wits 7: no money investe TOM samples: goods are on en auality: selling expert ry: stea y, a . Addreas merit Nem = , fcago. Til. erence. ge company. D9. who own their avftome- a on trade tn Missour! #n 1 advance drawing account ition with excellent vppdor « district managers; ut £00 per week: won ition: leads furnished, ay Ge: see our Chicag . Carroll, Statler Hotel, y: out-of- -town men Stephens Associated ling cn the printing treée. £, touch with reessrmen to eel! igen tanta- ner. We sup ef- ts with watlonal ndvertie- regularly ine the ve by direct circulartration.. ve wefaction to the purchaser be allowed. diress, g.vin€ Ts as to present lines, i Chalmers Chemical Co. Newark, N. J. gtore, we have an openi certificates or rer mH A you are it b By aaa of fa es you w 4 refet- 4 ier onsetet 10 a. ta. ai. vigord. rE slaved or uneruployed; if Proposition would nterest yeu several to ciimb the GENTLE LEMEN— Middle 4 fax RArip | BELLERS—A protitabie; plugs, trans- | a = somet orders certain. 1 and honest ‘ NTER. _ SALESMAN’S OPPORTUNITY | on man only. Address in ~ abitty ‘to ee os mee 300 WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED i eer 'SMER WANTED re you making good money i with your arene position? not say two years from today pot have an opportunity; we are you your chaice, experience not we train you to sell our line besides you make good money ng; must be neat-appearing ; join an organization where men home flowers on Saturday night in- alibis; call Monday, Tuesday ani , 8 a. m. to 30 p. m., or 1124 Locust st. Ask for Mr. (c2) SALESWEN WANTED man with good record wanted by St. Lonis branch of Eastern cotton mills to cover Midwestern States; retail and Jobbing dry goods and hospital trade; write, giving full details, education, ex- , T——or Jan. 1. 1923, who has in the states of oe or Ilii- +. —” om dry goods an® department ae a strong ~+] of dry sm. ancy gxoods and notions (Chi- , eee, 5 These are established terri- rorya been covered by the same | a over 10 years. No novice will be eee SALESMEN T call on banke with finest line perfected. besie; no advance. High-caliber H. D. DER, Secretary, $10 Guardian oa Bide. . Cleveland, O. es Promotion Department St. Louis manufacturer hag openin department for young man with to analyze sales records and compte coliege graduate preferred: some | —_ ag. education, necessa a Sa SLESMEN_w. can use two high- ‘powered salesmen in our Weed car department. Good prop- @ition if you can roduce. $8 AUTOMOBI CO., _ 2229 Locust Street. ‘Are You an Organizer? personality—can meet and con- vince representative men can organize group effort under | our instruction, to raise the nec- | essary money for the social service program of 4a rec- ognized emergency relief organi- | / Statistica; Monday. . this work. Salary is ability. Apply 801A Odd Fellows Bldg. commensurate with in- | Stallment furniture salesman. “Ore Sunday morning. 1109 (c) ——_—$—$—$— PARTNERS WANTED _ DRESSMAKER—W ho can take charge wel! equipped establishment, sina! vestment. Box W-322, Post- Dispatch. SELL SOMETHING SAL ESMEN — Advertising; _ strietly high-¢ class proposition ; ler newspaper men preferred ; st beavailable at once. Please age and phone number. x ¥.9 Post-Dispatch. (c2) | TWO SALESMEN have properties In the new West End > ble in value; if you will work | peey hours a day, five (5) davs a week, Bact. ings should exceed $300 weekly;; ° ™Men have made that. We will furnish t and our salesmanager to help you: «ive ee in aplication. Box Y-141, —_ EV ERYBODY MU ST that we said must): It is unigve, VU. 5S. rotected article, a positive necessity caaee of Government ruling. with he od repeat, exciusively owned and controlled by us. If you make $°0 to $30 a day; if vo! are an am- bitious salesman you will clear upward per dav; most desirable connection with for those who qualify. Pres. 8 8S. Dearborn st., MAN Chicago. WE wae A sent us in dt ws Bam gage es suits, overcoats, blankets, work nts. raincoats are made in our own factory rom woolens made in our own mill and sol to consumer at prices that defy all Fabrica and tailoring are the If you have a clean record, stand well ‘In your commounity and can give tire time to our work. we will show /vou can make up to $150 per week; no ex- uired. perience or capital mat OR- WELLS CO semres 915- 217 5 Hoyne. Chicago. ee man Wanted 4s estate experience not necessary. bu be ' : a wy 13° eub- or three montns, veraged over $400 a month each. five leaders uveraged over | ticulars. ae roe can sel] any- | gt pene! “ee to nell real estate. DAVIS REALTY co 816 Olive NER Wtd.—For tin shop and PARTN — littie’ momey and “help get nessa. W-88, Post-Dispatc , ae - (cl) one | Art and 12-sheet caléndars clean records, have the | have (real this line over again and note | SALESMAN—Clean cut young ' Wood and Glass Noveity | dars. n- | | Loctite hl nol only. put ie ete Pol . ' e u | Intelligentiy with ah eye | -4ean, high-class and | you and furnish | insurance | Out- | | ' 6 | | ’ ' j the opportune | live wire salesman | | PARTNER | | PARTNER ) | | | | P. vour iIn- | | PARTNER Wtd.—In established sign com- ' $LA00 cash Fure| ae SANY ASSERS—Me} n and women. ‘ ; and , thousands of dol-/| ' | COMPOSITOR—Expertence4, our (¢ a ago manager | od States Sena- | living | can | ‘APPRENTICE AL SALES PROPOSITION? | | men and if you want a rood line permansnt- | ' Suction | ' ' If you are one, are forceful in | ; and | BOOKKEEPER— le Box B-211. great | | BOOKEEPE R—Experienced; zation, come in for a conference | Only high-grade men ean do} of | in- | ; ' be- | are an order taker vou 65 ould | of | Jerome | Louis or outside ter- | your en-| you hew | - For full par- | furnace | ip lk _ s perience, and state Salary ex-) C Post-Dis- | PARTNERS WANTED EXPERIENCED CALENDAR . Girl Wanted 3 B1D1 no washing > or - troning. hg am © 1m _Box AV-386, Post- -Dispatch. (c COLORED MAID—For ~ eager * enon must Co. 506 _N, 34 Cc) be neat, ; Jennings, Mo. Colfax 696W. {o)' family: oom apartment: no HOUSEGIRL—Neat Catholic girl for up-| 470 Lake av. Fores. 5271M. ea greAr V GIRLS—To make artificial flower SHS | At ORY Cir _Steady work. 810 Lucas ay ors; good p pay, | I ul wh ‘ L use- rand tc GIRL —-To help in restaurant; must COMP- TOMETER OPERATOR— Experienced —3535 Easton ess application to ox D, Nationa} GIRLS—Betwee 6 2 Btockvards, 11). (c); Paper Pox Co. *S18 oe — Apply meee | city references. |Gint—To address | ci rculars: n i nust . rienced. Mr. _Brody. 717 gf —~~ ee eee McPherson. , MM. \IL-—Go home nights: Sunday before 4. first Washineton. ‘| MARCEL hairdresser. eee heat and educated. Monday morning, _9 a. m.. 617 N Kine 5 bintewas” stairs work: wa ae qocath, retae. | see MAiD—For eneral ho s 7 _ences required. Bor Ww P.-D. reference peauired. "Cokalar HOUSEGIRL—Young zoey or ain for ght | 613 6180 ~rzwo housework; good home. Box W-3/6 _Post- -Dispatch. -—— - | HOUSEGIRL—W hite; and plain cooking; refer enc: es. Forest — ee + work around referencea fioor weat., Cabeny 42235 OPE RA COR— Experienced, mor F state salary and experts Box W-302, _ Post- Dispatch, "rT |MAXKBRS AND ASSORT ERS—Apply Bx- __celsior _Leader Laundry, 2325 T Texas. {(c) MATTRESS TICK aw ER—Experieaced: ur __ girl to learn 815 N. 10th et. fe a ELE aie to assist in in!'. linery in necessary: ight _Trimmed Hat Co., 410 N, ee eee | eli through the year: no layoffs: we ¥eu best wages that can be made in millinery. - Samuel Haas Trimmed Hat Co.. 410 \. 9; oa. 4th _filoor. ‘7 PARTNER “Wtd et See ge and sell- ing business; live wire; only $300 required. Box H-197. Post- Dispatch. PARTNER Wtd.—With small salesmanship, to interest himself in cigar factory: al! equipped. Box H-199, P.-D. PARTNER Wtd.—With small capital f blacksmith shop: good paying Box W - 62. Post- Dis} atch. PARTNER Wtd.—Salesman, established la- dies’ suit and coat manufacturer; will re- quire $2500. Box A-400, Post-Dis. PARTNER Wtd.—wWith smal! capital, make slippers, shoé repairing: joule. patterns; will teach beginner. oy: Bee st. wWtd.—With $1500, interest in electrical ished contracting busineas. _W- 368, P: t-Dispatch. {c) PARTNER wv td.—In large rooming house; elderly gen-leman who its alone and will- ing to assist in wy ork preferred: good home for business. to ave Call to take ac store and Box PARTN ER tive half well establl — Seat le capital and: _ Millinery Home Workers Experienced milliners to make hats in their own home. We de- liver hats and call for them when Season will lagt all through this coming spring and summer and keep you fully sup- plied with work. SAMUEL HAAS TRIMMED HAT .. 410 N. 28rd, 4th floor. MULTIGRAPH eh, omni Ty sienced: g00d salary. 417 ; none oth- Freise ier reneral tamily; ate Cab- refer- 32°32 aA ork : wane: white; for rm wee ear Forest 269. 5227 West “WOMAN — $40 a month, work. _ _White. of two 5? 57 lea rn for rieht nart ¥.. Rox Rs. -20._ Post- Disp: atc! } Wtd.—aAuto body facturing company: best article motoring public; $350 required. Post-Dispatch. — iets PARTNER “Wtd.—Man or womae: enced in m illinery to manufacture wholesale only: small capital required. polish manu- aseeres the Box V hats: W-286, Post- -Dispatch. A eae A ee CA Wtd.—Insurance man, established monthly !ncome, good chance for right party. Post - Dispatch. PARTNER Wtd.—To invest $500; _ estab- liahed electric business; experienced LTe- | ferred but not necessary, See Robert Gil- _len A.-B. Electric Co., i9 LN. Vth. P ARTNE R Wtd.—To take in ter ‘est to market a very useful! auto device handle your own money: will stand strict investigation; some- thing new. Box W- -187, Post- Dis. (ce)! “with S5000: month: Box x G per finest location in St. Louis; muat ef managing office and sales- must furnish life- incor- | pany: be capable men: experience unnecessary ; milt edee references: opportunity of a time: $1500 buys % Interest: will _norate Box W-286. Post- Dispatch. Partner and Salesmanager | With experience to manage patent drug business: plenty stock on hand: must have Box W-280. Post-Dis. (c) —— ee —— ana ‘CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS SER—Man demonstrate a new household necessity that every naenewite ne : > with a emall car oreferred: a lial lem can make «ood rnoney ‘Bex G-324, Post D ispatch CANVASSERS—Men. make 260 cent profit: new. excepti lly usefu nec essary articie; everv ho “buys severa! me wket samnple. **‘Factorv Elizube:: J | CANVAS : nted “to wome ~ ner “interested phy “A cult to organize local er permanent profitable work, Na- Phys! el Culture Association, 1528 N Paw ina, Chicago. ANY ASSE RS—By the Cc apper publi ca‘ ions, men and women for circulation work: emall towna and rural routes in Miss our’ Address John D. Kerr. Circulation Man Missouri Rurelist, 1410 Pine st., St. Mo ire Cc iet tle ton — pa (c7) | auto gpe- SOLICTTOR—One who can sell at 500: Part Call after 6 p. m. Sunday, 3900 Park avy. Ask for Mr. Scheer. —_— eee + HELP WTD. _MISCELLAHEOUS lady or 111 nan. Printing Co., = W. Misgissipp! Valley 13th _st. - HELP WTD.—-VOMEN, GIRLS AD IDRE SSERS—Girls “to adjidress envelopes; 1.50 per thousand: no home work. ed- eral Fur Co., 200 N. Mat n. (c) GIRL—Also ledies to learn trade. Talbot's, 1221 N. ha! r dressing —_——- — oe ; PATCHERS—U nion. ~ od operators: colored: experienced. Ceri 110 Pine. BAG FACTORY HEL # Sewers. clippers and pressroom he! y FULTON BAG AND COTTON MI at S 7th et BAG 6 eos) 6 are =e sourt Bag Co., 816 N. BASTER—And felling Sandee vests; also buttonhole maker. ed Home Bldg. oo on cus 418 Onit _hours per week Box W-309, Post-1 BILL CLERK—Young lady whe be has had “ previous experience operating typewriter. Apply Beck & Corbitt ie Ty ) Co., 1240 N. lst st. BINDERY GIRL—Erx binding: steady wor enees an rood : {Cc} Blouse Makers Wanted | Experienced Operators | Cuff Makers Bnttonhole Operator Put on Pockets RICE-STIX Boy Blue Factory 1805 CHOUTEAU AV. ‘BONBON DIPPERS—Experienced; ready for work Monday, 7: _J, Walter Factory, 3rd and | Walnut, Bt OKK EE: E RS—Stenogra phers: state __pereince, salary. Box W-38Q, P.-D. BOOKKEFPER—Who oan operate e Address in own handwriting, giving experience and salary expected Box W- | _133, Post-Dispatch. __ Single: experience’ with ust be neat and aocurate: and salary expectec (c) come (c) complete set: m fiate age. expericnce Post-Dispatch, MA‘ ‘HINE OPEKATOR— yy eee on Elliott-Fisher; ary: stat age and experience. 134. Post - Dispatch. _ | BOOKKEBPING Tr? ust be abie ‘to handle complete set of books. good 8al- | ary; steady position. Call Sunday morning between 10 and 12. or Monday. Krisman- _Frey_ Jewelry Co., 517 Victoria Bldg. (c) BOOKKEEPE R—Experienced; one that has some experience in ladies’ ready-to-wear | manufacturing: communications strictly con- fidential: state experience, salary *xpected; also reference. Box W-4, Post-Dispatch. (c) _— -——— ——— BOOKKEEPER — Typists; experienced, ac- curate; able to take full charge of set of books; none other need apply. Answer in own handwriting. stating age, experience and reference: salary $90 to asetart. Box _W-335. Post-Dispatch. (c) |BOOKKEE PERS—Four young women want- gd to handle customers’ ledgers in whole- stie house: must write neatly and do ac- curate, conecientious work: good opportu- | nity for advancement. Apply, stating ex- verience and salary expected. Box Y-88 Post-Dispatch. BUNDLE WRAPPER—Expertenced on bun- ' dle work. Apply 7:30 a. m. any. | Grand Laundry & Cleaning Co., 3044 Law- ton. {c) | CARD PUNCHER—Exzpesrienced, or ff anxi- | ous to learn will pay while you learn to operate keyboard (like Dalton adding 1na- chine) for punching automatic accounting | machine cards. In downtown office bulld-; _?# ing. Only want alert and intelligent giris, | preferably those accustomed to typewriter | or adding machine operation. Write | ing reasons why you think you qualify. Bo ¥Y-91, Poet-Dispatch. CASBULIE nape | ov ne tadv. itn ene 47 | N Peavy SHOCOLATE DIPPERS — Experlonced call Monday Theodore Bros. | ~~ Geller, Ward tes CHOCOLATE DIPPERS Wantec, expertenced chocolate dippers. Apply superintendent of employment, merzanine floor, STIX, BAER & FULLER DRY GOODS CO, | -88, | oe experi- Box 4 COO K—W hite. R500 | | Weges. SHRESSMAKER | xe | {c) , typewrit- | > ' 5 Schwartz, references: good wages. fe) Ga Tierngons ati red _{e7) -_For room Cruli tC) a general Wages. Apply | | small. ref- | 36433 | DICT gir] . Bth idry work. “Washi ing “85 years of age, for | ing pharmaceuticais and toi tik Wm. R Warner & Co., 404 §S GIRL S—For light nufac ee ws phone numoer D SH'VASHER -_- 4 le DISHW \SH™R—Aoppl} U Ath ard L, yf ‘ust st. Di: SHV A HER—Weman. room, fir rion St: DRAPERS fine dresaes: acdy work: odiz2 av & PRAGER BROS, GARMENT | 104 Washington, 4th floor. ic8 id fi] * 4th. “manufac! uring: must be Mic Cons unnecessary. Apply Mix. Co., 249 S. Vandeventer ‘eat; about 16 years ol4 r at? ng tags. Hart Speciaity “i Olive st. for __i¢), fasten - eld wer we, uunch- c7 (c2) oat to wile e | Co., | Cc es | ma- ! ») girls to learn. Centra! Paper 2108 Wa! nut. (c) DRE SSM ‘AK BR—Experiencea: also coats and ekirts 4446 Olive. DRESSMAKERS—For np raists, and compete at. Miss Ashei im, 8 16 Olive }D RE SSMAKF _—e make fancy “dresse i perienced on Vv ‘ ‘ uve, Room 211.1 Ww ants hel ipe®@ or “An: | no other need a: on i) —F *xnerlen ced dy wo rk 1108 N 3d st. . ” (e) GIRI o—~ White: DRESSMAKER—WiIil do plain sewing end | 4480. housework, mending for children at home. Grand | : : 6463 W ' ik CIrnTs— DRESSMAKERS AND FINISHERS—Fxper ° 46°94 OPERATORS—Six; — children's oe or more; after first discs: fIOUSEMAID—White’ references a white ~‘rl for general house- | GIRLS—For pping. threads; wd Dice: st. (c) 037 Macnolia. . couple employed. {ee Call after 10 a. m.. 2411A N. Sarah. Mfg. ster 9290W R . sper xperienced #1. | HOUSEWOMA N—Genera - ve, wit Delmar b Oo wor ng Re. ho kk. a 4 ar Ptrenorne CO, 704 8 housework and cooking: 004 hom ower + 2o%er Grove. EPDBRS—Folderg and shakers. Munger | fFOUSEWOMAN—An unincumbereé, ae eZ} | | enced on initials; brin mples; may take | fiOU SEWOM AN—Or girl, white. 7 wt SRL Wits between age of 14 and Pgs a Washi | era! Call; ton. 1749R: 11104 MeCausian - Benton 178 | _ 4 ae > 3M. Del- | HAND BEWERS—~On custom ey ng. Call Linéell 6488 between 1 and oa mer bi. coats. Stoller & Schwimmer, near seiary expected. Box H- 166. RQ COOK—E “et ae wh ite; te COOK—Ww ‘oman; and general __kitchen. 1. 8449 N. Broadway. COOK — White, nan, f ee refe ‘rences. Riverside 9060. no washin COOK—Exnperienced. — | : TOTOW ; COT Pls oft 5400 _Del mar —_—_———- . C __ Cardinal ay. 1014 5. Experienced checker on plece prices ana | HOU 'SEGIRI — ‘atholic * no cooking or iaun- —White: al nurse aid. ’ au Wihhite ¢ —family. 60 Arundel vl, Cabanv 4674. (c7 oe nental Drug Corp. Chest: eet 'HOUSEGIRL—For general housework; small Vande 1. ‘Lindell 230.(c) | ria. family of adults; first floor. 4942 Mc- venter pl. Telephone Lindell 230.(c) | Market, 6th’ and Franklin. ,, light, clean and pleasant work; /_Pherson, | GIRLS—T, ] or renee 'Ri—Refined, Restaurant, 905 N.. Vandeventer |. daily. Pose re, food money; pay | ten dollars a week to start. Ap-| housework: COOK—Short order; white; experience. G : - : ply EI iY & Ww ALKER NECK. one Cal a 195K enone 1 _— Fee 6th. er need apply . fi r li =" » e - 4 ; ee on nha ‘ c mei ~~ Bapcranaaan girl for cooking. 42 Port- | Food Pr« - 0 ge a | {OUSEGIRL—Expertenced, willing worker; GIRL—W hite: house w " r oF 44 mar COUK—And downstairs we 3 white: nig hts; pa ag mid nog _ cust ne. 5th floor. 9) Pre weekly. 5230 Ridge av. Delmas ences; e@ > al. an anateasittian _Longtfe! — ran : (7) y |i iow SE GIR {L—For goneral ‘housework. ; ———_-— - Ss ood home and place for the right Con >K—Reliable, dow nstairs work. 3 Rh ny ; 4: an Apeiy 4431 & Bread. 7 if gir li Sunday morning or after 8:30 . GIR L OR ee a ae P| To pick pecans ; learn quickly; ' “1G PRI —W 5 responsible: for ceafeteria. Call” Monday p. m. 419 . 8 ott: ican make around $15 week;| , those prepared’ to give accurate.” ” is ory Co., orca I ; i DI°TAPHONE OPERATOR — Experienced. , | be given. Appl stati age. » work evenines from 6 to 9 o'clock, far sini nite: a ito s 1 | HOUSEK EEPER—900- -room hotel; write ex-' 2nd salary 3 ‘i Box P position. Box W-227. Post-Dis | or woman: no or | to econc st. | perience; reference; age. Box Y¥-137, | DPERATORS—On dresses. also finthere ositior ee SIT BI0n ene. ny 3 outs Skirt Co., 923 Washington. (2) Al. |! Sn | HO'SEKEEPFR—wWhite: to cook and kee» | OPERATORS—Experienced on power ma- with at least vear's ex! perten: 9 and speed | | house for two voung men fn 5-room anart. | ’ lay, stat! nk, where | _ er v. AND Post- Dis. (ce) | epinie, sclary expec tad ox B- a? x ss 4 * on ; “- bt US 4 —t nincum r om in | eacy wor roo a = 704 High st workingman’s motherless heme: woman in _810 Lucas. $4 foo : y. Comtne Dare, son, 6722 Minnesota. once. American Lad iCE y rent 18 or older to miatie- _N. 6th st.. 4th floor. 4 aged woman; steady work. rood *home:! G )PERA TORS—On 11 special machines. _Dicksen )| Co., 905 Washington. HOUSEKEEPFER—Intelligent, refined — om: | —Ii'n : must be experienced Good wages. in handsome suburban home. Box W-231,! Co., 507 N. Sroadway. eat?) 7” 5 \ | Post-Dispatch. __.__. | GIRLS—To sew and wait on customers in: or midale- are | wear; stead poeta. Mayer 206 S. 4th ast fe) | | widow. one not afrat! o ton | — 7¥ = .. >. | | take complete charge of doctor's office; must OPERATOR—-Exboriences Sonet r- re -—To take care of laundry office branch | be able to answer telephones and take eave | neiy machine; steady work and aes - Leader Laundry, 2325 ‘Texas. (C) offic $25 th t A eS ie e; ~ per mon o commence, é a~ y SO IPERS RATU RS—Fx ox- | on covering machine: | between 11 and 12 a. m. and after 8 p. | dresses. Spetner Bros. Mf a «(1 floor. fc) | ‘. ——_—* Housedress Operators | ee ae power machines. Apply to assist | ‘COLORED GIRLS axan| We need at once. 25 experienced oagratere | —__ (c) | cent increase {n piecework prices means OFmachinge ak "Coke Mie. butto a? 1811 ready b FOREST CITY MFG CO. OrRRA, O} Fee a, aera 7. | pay; stead merican eginners make $10 ses | ORY iatendy work Amer o HOl SFMAID—White: pe ~ cooking. Pershing. Forest 49%4 ic) plece work or work; entrance | Ik required, : _reugh Schultz Store, t14 Washington. (c) week you can make 49° Pershing Se a See HOUSE MAID. '$15 to $20. 1520 Ga no washing: good pay; reference Call Sunday from a. mad 4 ct work. Caradine arv | Washington, — _ Ha (e) | HOUSEW ORK—Elderly Glove P fa end Dacag weed 34 and Lucas FOUSEWORK—Mother and deughter or | HATR DRESSER To work 3 evenings a two sisters; white. Bell phone, tS) ek. 430 De Baliviere., oo Se) — Spw GMAN——Competent. LoURAT wk: references. | a Hand peryittaesn can cook: home nlgste, mo taundry, a nar | HONS WOMAN—Or girl to assiet fwth Apply Landau Ca nA? 8s! +" au bin hari nal at Washington bj. GIRL—wWhite, for housework ocicaaiane __lgundry. 2310 _{c)|" awed or elderly woman for ght wees Nina pl. Cabany G865M, Tet flor HAND BMBROIDERER—Must be experi-| "ork and plain cooking. 3959 18 to| work home. Jacob Mange, 70 ing- | housew cat and vialn cooking. nton assiet in son. with two children. | - (2) 2 ‘ | RL— Te wrap bundles. Anchor aun. | QUICK SALES of PROPERTY o pitt 2010 Tecan. to wait on -abica Masy~ anlt from Pest-Dispatch Heal E-setate land Candy Co., 3853 Olive. advertising. 4 1 | Over 16, , fourth floor. DE LUXE CAP CO. 1fth and Lucas. cm) © l t Pees ee x ods Homohrey, petween 8 HOU SeclkL Fe gone for light factory work. Apply | For: LS EcTRT LOWER for geners! housework ° ‘and asrist with me 4050A Shaw av. TORIES, 8th and Hickory sts., ‘and 16th and Locust sts., 6th (4) fc) | HOUSHGIRL—White, «eneral bonsewok: | mall bungalow; no leundry. 4019 Mag- ‘floor _nolia av. ¢) . fe | HOUSEGIRNL—Colored gitt for housework efficiency oper tenee “- nights rs 5568 Pershing, Apt. run passenger elevator. (c) A IN sow tente and « Tent and Awning Co..

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ye oe a e hk or . ; a EA er. Meee ts atadaten ito ~ - neg allt - all pene ae ry oe Den a lige nt peel 46B postnerarce. "~" _ &~ 1400 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches, and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. _ crosman B ocropen 10 U2 —— eR — | o seri: arrous FOR SALE HONMSEHOLD a, : Gints _SALESWOMEN WANTED | MISTELL ANEOUS FOR SALE igre. anrous FOR PAL Ta | SORACCO—Claan Pa PEE SHD—Aad rar a os : BEHOLD GOODS —— ae ; uit 58 ai iu . 4 | HELP WTD—-WOMEN, GIRLS; HELP wTp.-WoMmEN, GIRLS #F!P WTD.--WOMEN. GIR! 7: kitchen sage Ray eS p, ‘Kenner, SALESLADIES— Bright, neat, COAL—$6.50; Mt. Olive, $7.00; Carter- PAINTS—Speciai green and an ooa0: all the popuiar brands of cigars. cizar- Sunaey morning. ary] 6153 Gambieton pl . , ee Na condition nS. .. .. = — 5 an necessary, WOMEN—Colored; 7 . | OPER ATORS Experienced on. TENOGRAPHER—Experience un accurate. x f d more” egg or jump, . in 2-ton A penn ti za ; S1 ! 7 : a Z! | } | requirements, good education: overalls. Apply ELY & | peat and willing to work. 209 Gran''e a5 itis Stor W A T K E R CLOTHES FAC Bldg. (o) WOMEN—25 women departments. HERZ CANDY C Ont avod quali ity, 5's? 12 * 263 a one white ; roll; varnish, $1. oe at Jobbing ath Fran ee & Retail Tobacco “ oS 5=D—Dungaise ~F BAL cress. : . aagnany ‘ STaNOGRAPHER—Must be wide awake an hi t 9 | 2323, Central tars y. bade’ LR ag Market. “0! ead, $8.50 per = ay nd on h Ky, So. J121W Agni jab Kant —Bu: kes steel, with ace TORY , Sth floor (el) Pm ong to take aeree of orbsive. references. to iron boys’ S iy S CO., 012 Locust. . a STOCK eo to at used, Cant fof shopes will “awentary ‘over $150; BED—Simmons. twin: Veattin . ¥ $15 Z1oA Misrotrt amend . ee 6 n } Vo ING 1 ae pane Dace y OPPER MATT Y — "aenie.. palin ¢ ° 4 4 \ x - € a 2 44 t : 1 OUY . B . “ OPERATORS — Experi psx WelborPowt-Dianatch. © °° tc nd b] ses; also|**: “merchants: in’ fined: “tp sell siiverware | CONFER, MILLS—Two: show case | S19) Nrenckes, visgs. pipe cutter, Frans | today $125 COSTA Deimar Forest Ti04l. gtrenecs: $00; cost $0¢ ? faxce— see ( ss “ee se dia _STENOGRAPHERS ed Two, desirous a 0 u ? 1178 A! Monday “af and 2 Tecate “a COF FEE 7 meat grinders § an a un — ard aware, 119 N,_7th_st: | cheap; aiso CAR & FOUNDRY CO., Madi. *THXOPRAPHER—Must pave at it"? ELDER MG. CO. | fe sited, itnace of ge, materlal and | Cone (all make? Sareaine® terms,” £6161 Moi Seer tees WALL PAPER Behar at. Completes Bain B nes soc own 2 4 6 son. Tllinois. ( dictation and develop in ! ; : $2 i D and you sell to your customers at Pi »f f ‘ s £bteeth okie nae { j nh réei- - ¢) aa ag Be ad er, Box W398, P. -D.(c) 13th and Lucas Av. 12 65 | dean: 2 ete, "ato 8. “Main. = 10 m. Haat 200 r q , RAN = 2 —_—-— -—~- * —AnG biue enamel gas stovs | Teaser wy, Da} KA. Vio ke ‘ os | We muaet Be U 209. ot rolis before Jan. 1.) Sine Ss ler “a ‘ OA Minnesota Av. _ ter back; alfam ‘ ipo ve! Tt , ‘ 3 —— e " , : 6 Pr! ¢ yre ran! 2d floor: an poo electric pereols ia. ‘2° state; RANGE—Bue k's, water b Sub1S. ¥ 545 703 Aubert. Sis ri A tg ni — small lin COMPLI ITE 5 X-RAY “EQl UIPMENT. & ic **®eeeeeese teeoeeeee n—pidedoard and tWin eo-car eee en ee to start wit ee ee ) th. Call ac OU factory, eO1 i Po! table e ont, tube stand wit h lead “rr on er eeeseeeeeeeeee enced ; best pay in the city. / who can be depended on to ay af. L100 ¢ Ba 3 ne noe, corsets but h " rgical sup- | ee for $2: ob a 427 ! Pe e« : 7 20 35 yy ‘ furn! SUS) N-WE rs Ba ry ; 7 ssing-but high-class seli- IPPER ——, eas poor sny E r ur? ¥. _ : aso ‘ i n re y ’ oH ERE. lenced; muet be Ty GARMENT CO., 819 Washing- | *: PEND ait Pu BR Eipetl ebiitty to han. FUNG Tints Wyo a ar = hee ton Av., 5th floor. (¢) dle volume; full time worker only: “f-80. chance for advancement Apply 1010 Title B referred; credit department. Box Tc) | ~ seeped OPERATORS—7 | a ERATORS—To sew all parts | stmNoGRAPHER—Capable of taking ag Stata | lark: "708 Tires BAG. Sie Harrigan s } h, a —s — Dispate co G T ANY atholice. office and detail! tion and transcribine notes oorrectly : — ‘ + ’ of men 5 coats; also sergers, familiar with making of statements: one | YOUNG LADY-—Experienced in candy hop hs has had experience in railroad work de-| 3 to 11 p. m.; references. Box W-323. tackers, blind stitchers and can- sired RE: Sez iii and last place emplovel 1] =| YOUNG LADY—Experlenced, for steno-| a vas sewers for men s pants, STENUGRAPHER-BOUK KEEPER — "Youug q| graphic and rene: “al office work. Apply You caw “MAKB RT—~4 vards. any one cé ame | week : ] CURLEE CLOTHING CoO lady who can take charge - complete set Mondav morning. 312 N Ma in st Peas sa $100 0 He ‘all before ,, rest KITCHEN SINKS—AII porcelain enam- 915 Chestnut. All work guaran: SC. SARIN th, are floor, 267M. 4 / i 7 of books in smal! office “ do steno- Yo ING L ADY—F [—For. 90: al | stath onery. de- have gt did CE AMA FAs pet () | eled, with back and drain board ali in one} 1530, Central 43. —— a4 | BED-—& ize brass bed, cringe ~ ante k . \ t & a av _ ~_— ouuswen | ‘ eS eee Bb bane ey oc Aa adh eo aftaira’ Ge te 2619 S._ Bri ay ate aucets; a regular $35 . 1lue, ees tk BED—V ernis Martin ruts Ry. Jonr ~ 3641 * Virgin “ TOILET QUTFITS—The all-white chine Biankets, comforts and rugs on easy wook- | mattress: $15. Cali ith "5 KA NG And vives. 3 mahogany ‘seat and ly payments. PHOENIX SUPPLY CO.| g-5o 3 > i nd 66US-% oe Gb —Bw eannad | pected. Box 92, Post-Dispatch, | ————- a tints tal rcers Lest eelle ‘ me OPERATORS—Ten experienced STORE eiiced experienced tor bakery. | *O' er phone; sales ability desired. Ediole | yj. in en experience oars "making bin ‘Drai in “Pipe Cleaner outfit. complete with $2 - Del 2! md,” fo{ Pat ol operators on ladies straw and ~ 6897 ‘Delmar. (c) } gur Addo ‘eR 2934 Olive. oney: ont nn en: a eee ao ted an ey ui 1 all nickel] P UBS gs, porcelain enameled Cabany 1004J, or Delmar 3254xX. | __ board. 12 * BED— ; i —— pects: capable. refined AR endl og} : tore ic ice} 10x 4507 East on. ‘. Pp } Ww. \TC aMAKER “s OUTFIT. areata. 2 Gra: 1d | EL One vor nis, a - Bie a jaze « rr cheap. UnN OP PEKR—And p eanut roasting ma- | RA terial | plumbing or neating lige, such | ) ai in the plumbing etc. t205R. __APply 41 1G.A st Louts av, ae & 45324 Lee “vy. » as c:acets, sinks, bath tubs, = pur 7: HL...” > ewe = SF . " , TNDOW SHADES—Measured and in- | BEDS—Two. complete: ——. _Meo* ‘A NGE—Buck’s: cheap; $20. 261 trained for work in city and hast St. Louts: | give particularg and phone number for in-} chine; cheap; San ee a 5 lee Me ter ee ee ae oe ry ere aT Se Aelita TAS tal Nc te ie te tn nt ™ oe iii tilt Lladintaaiaii ede ae ee aa Sell; can be seen at} W ae a 4 terview. Box G. 578, Post-Diapatch. | 6306 Rtz el, be en 10 and 1 Sunday, rite fo~ big ‘free catalog etalled; our materials and prices the best. Red d Bud. ra . ‘ one | ons ete ot ee = _ 954 Enright, *prings; ei de RANGE—Biue oT e oo Phi “MB ING SU PP LIES |LET US PLATE ANY OLD THING FOR | BED—Vern! i is heaier. SU00 A’ shah YOU—-We plate any metal, any finish; bei- _ 9x12 “rug. § s ee bg He 7. = e RA NGE—Bri dge «& beach; guvd ¢o ~ .. L + pargaiD. svUUA Labadie, few cultu red lad! =f well ac ; : quainted wit bh , ity or suburbs, may represent America’s 50 rolis extra heavy, similar to battle- $60 av- , Ship; br ape new: $1.50 vard: worth 82.50 I? NS(NGER CO.,_ 1007 _Matr “ket, Oe ane eeeoweds inest custom underwear; dignified erage weekly income: write o fy - in Ms EY PE reactance ees m Audiana Silks, 61 West S5th st. New ; aan | ” os :* ; 4 { H i R—. ~. ws a t) 7 2 n cl | bargains or 8 . NY : ae " PSOil - . — seed teatuenes Sea Ghasinut. his eee ts sa Solid oa ite’ new: $10. Sie E By RANGE Superior eazonable, 66 OT aaiy | ws wren Se ee ne ne ES tp shee, TART ee map semeneaen oqeueitneddliiaea dal alee mh ee — ~ almost new: ST s—FE rie t g | : ‘ t> pe or ) S me Oop }%> ‘ Cr | wastes opear Bate >A 4 * . . ~~ a Sn , — STRAW SEW ERS xper | ienced et YOU NG LADY —Handy wa th needle for } hand —_—wr 18 6 yndleate Trust Bi of | dy 2 ge - “ph plan DIN fr ne pl oemme eo na ' | Cubs, Complete. with comb'n ition tay. and aM V Ad, SA Lik ’ BED—/Da: ‘kK 9 sbring “3 aT G ie - "Somsision: $3: « s ‘ —- al ,? ‘Beal , ‘ Vv me ' rn an 1e _ ee treme, . i— : . . 1 Be, “Ae: plated waste and overflow, 100,000 rolls wall paper: must be sold; eee ce RD. 423383 ae A Ue Seay in orning. 423¥A sleasant. — velvet hats. Steady and per- ss oarse mm ate ng International Harve ce) sewing Sa nples: must ha "Se monde, | Od ae oe oe St ae a ; IN t ¢ 7 uc‘ ary $i rm | erzog, 12 ee aa homey & Set hoa IAS WATER - . menent. KING - BRD SMADE area SEWERS—Baperlenced; steniy xR” - y ae Apply os 2 . an rey ‘sti wera, E 00] ..u45 Wa ; = - = ATERS— Lis "S12 double lw with g without burders: 3c a roll and up. | BE D—Dor ible brasg ANGE Bargain. $18. Phone G . »¥e s De > ALN - : ral ite oS r. ir ' lle - ed, s¢ te ; ‘ r: PLY CUO . 1119-21 CHESIN ew = © ——— line of all pipe and ae $_2Se ee $% 2a ft: aa condition; sid S08 . vary om. 446 /A Gibson, a omplete job. ~ SAL MANGE—Maies ic, not-water ba . Agi ' MERC. CO., 1701 Washington Mh 3 Moe straw only. Diamond Hat pet |1YOUNG LAI LES —15 years of age tbe: 5 | iM NW . cas. ——— TS | for lIleht stoc room wor im W sa , es a V; = " y \ pe st oad , Wes 9 | IK \ Ail) $$$ $$$ -___ —______ -ENTRAT, 1} VYAREB, 811 N. 6th | | Bk DS—A ti g. 2 (¢) ST RAW SEW ERS | a ana! nate, so te3} | SA hs SS SUIT—“‘ze + and doghouse; $3 The } Seer “ a= tout, bet: voen @) 1 ) LhO7w ) © ) V CES} | antique» windle day pap bis. pe ge Be 220. Sate: ~_— vorite. ma ~ ie ‘ “a2 ernon Pees Mt - 4 yo ne a . OPERATORS—To > sew on belts. On patent UX E C “p CO. =e t? NG LADY —Who has had experience in Ww) | = each, vo annem | cbbed Ld. gS yrankiia nse | ee Dt >: RINGS te : cuAy ‘ponds ion. Sau Itaska, T 4 f x s ; rintin n bindery good ste A Ay 10 lave ] ) ra) . I i . _&Uppi s biG iaChinis’s an ; eu) * PA : a iLs—New ‘anc renutl ° A OO i - ; ~ Ss ; U ¥ eThas outside seaming, sew on can- DE LUA weil (o)| position to rieht party. Henry Tirrill Cal- bo echt a experience = j S715 N. 8 3 Leming, | Reversi dhe outnte trom 3 to-G tables, also! ‘gd O— overnment | .¢ 7: eee airtight ‘heater saan oe Oe ee ee . Set 7 =| endar Co.. 2609 N. Proadway. : n se Ing turniture or wom- _ t.nners is ; . e AQ ng, ‘arge assortment of rebuil! tavies from be res : &Y " ewith ne r Uabk heat Vas, stitching and examining on STCDE ‘DENT STENOGRAPHER—For general | FOUNG LADY-cExperienced: to write or. | in ta toe earing appar . A ILECTRIC THAIN—Lionel: large glze. Cab-| UP; write ot! for pric Missourt Billiard | tonally ow ‘prices, “S10 aay y. at ors SED Seria Wrine ae BsNus 916: Charter Uak\ heat Sine wee experienc ~@ y; . - te Ge p ‘ y §£ are} HY) nO4 3M 5947 Easton (c)| Mtg. Czu., 9 8 nrendivan, et. Lous, alo stall Sis wr ia nm Ziv —— Te ae ae men’s pants. | 7 auuan ter advancement. Box VW. | a0! s tite figu: M pares’ Pi s6. se § | oa } p- a a (c99, | vid ru t_ your yk best : pre fixtures and slip-on oweaten = $15. Kot water back. ¥y g0 4 all t tc te ZOO an &) U2 ' ply toda v or { 30) Monday a4 i -” y ai’ Waes ‘ ‘ ~ - Ho = ——————- es — aaa a tee es b E NSINGER FURN. AN yl rov E CO —~enns\ivania L RANGE , ‘ avette’s a specialty. 47 ei di 1A] er rt! tables; doin ez goo usi- } "1609 Market 1 ‘st. B £ § Chou. ea av. — ae ie ers | ED AND SP RINGS—Double’y : . “range- and heat ro eee Oe en ee ae ie lg. ag A on eae REE ae a eh atittn de esis vtcancbnike theo ae ee ‘° t Vy irgit via Coal Co. of Mo.. 1407 eee y wood frame, with steel crusher and! ._- “Xtra__ heavy, al.. retinned; worth | ‘ter than the regular goods: after they | BEDROOM SU ITE—Walnut; : T™ An RANGE—Go. yd condition; 6 holes, b ’ has openings for 10 young Women to do _Boat men’s Rank Bide (c) | rt pase , for cruehing and press =» all fruits, eular SI: our ‘al, $4 ' show them off, we bur them at a big pi __less than n half, 3662 Delmar ae er compartment. suYuy Finney, R. LOWENBAU M MFG. CO.., | typewriting copying for several weeks. Must SUNG Woe L MP 1 eects co R eg " gated en: s ®s us to SAVe vou mo ney. Ali we oe | : size, with ‘ merican ¥ —— ¥ j vrork ite elt Ty + gw -- . + oe h 12-gaue femington and s to “go shopping around’ first ana come | sale. 4918 comes bed: bargain fer o ¥ L RANGE—And }, segtins Bove: — . 4 { eCciAi aeHilé Dri s. ieatner er . 4 (Ns ! 3 ’ y ‘ = 4 Ps : ¢ . I ,ARE j Pier Lense, _9t5.__ 3308 Clark. —_——_——_—_-- here last. Buy more, pay less. Vandeven. | E ‘ROOM § a — sao wnat parlor — -* “9 : " B 4 ¢ | i —E—ob - 23d and Locust. (02) | Good prospects for permanent positions after | raphy and general o1 Bk. gh Ane "I temporary work is concluded. Apply, stat- | oe ae on hans ex | Fe love lanes , . 33, Post-Disnate ( or glove department and various The store with the yellow front. between| »>UPM GUN—20-qaug new, , - pie ? oe OM. j Mranklit ; it Ddefore 2, Af Mo fat all lines transfer to our door _“‘Abrams, the nut, used short time; real ij it RANG S Broadway ¥ y taiior sewing machine. . 95 ing experience ‘and salary expected. Bex be eS Ewe OPERATORS—Can use to 50 y ke "sank rong "OUNG | WOME N—T wo, Who are exper)- tether departments, Apply employment Morgan an ‘rank iin OES Seen -- ~--- ——~- - | it | : . -URNACE.W. Pinal. at |i mn uN ee $5; mirror, plate, °50,} Place to Ruy Clothes,’ 926 8S. Vandeventer | roadway. ; - : h BEDROOM SUT FPO mp & Nevraska oe: ** CE NTRAL HARDWARE, I th at. iP wn us {t Tauge Re -mington ew ter, Market, Sarah, Mar: comer Chouteau, GE-—H eating stove, gas sto Call Sunaay, 3 ST—-E yal machine. | the comptometer and good ee" 1 ¢f | : 8 girls at once on dresses, aprons iy i ge mona 5892 a : , eg. Apply Shap! e igh Hardware office, sixth loor. coal . cs ye: a: tii so Bi . | $3 } s™m matches. fe de ross: av... near ( Chouteau av. TE— — alnut: a a _j ali today, Fin nade autnatnagemsnanenmideapgnmesnaas ; . j + h. at? ~ aa Te) = fs a ‘UR ‘\ ‘ "ke - l- ¢ l} } ele, DID i? liameled i r) }*? if ." : ee ee . eer artery: a Hr gears - ‘ r - — re and muslin underwear ; experi- TYPISTS—Experienc ‘ed, for temporary “wo! ork; wet a ae ies : Two 20 or ey vears SCRI GS a AN DER\ OORT. res isi.ere iT OOTRH Use, Ais »ther > CW $2 = Mo. r} a i : i 5 ¢C a ainiicnine W 0 own and operate our own mines. : cont S260. . we area a J 4 fe —~ RANGE- e — ‘sbadk Mosteom eva } Py beet ~ : . . .@alni. 3523 Lu Call T g for Prices / B E ‘D—¥%, size, white, iron. — Ware Sx: oaJd1 Grav ois. Si ney 283, wag sts., 2d floor, or 3409 Texas | 8% salary exported. Box. W-38,_ Post ede | TOUNG_WOMEN—Several, 90 to 25 years ENS NOE _— | slow, acy it merchandise for : s|- ge : ow eu ni | tress, ‘$10: aloe spring Ne ‘ | to SSSIN AC} ; ay Pe ae -—— Iso ¢ ter mal. wm; 8" _—— gy FF ge at _MA( 1IN] 2 ! BELL, OLIVE 9170. | dining reom: aiso handeliers for i. RANGE—Baker’s Brilliant; alts oan (62) | eit typpestds are in need of a +f “yo +i ' ran ar wit experience in operating nderwood | shipn anes: referenc given those : LATORS—Ga teal 9 on ? 2 feven thee Way Cleaning C tion: reason te “Bex. tio = sees ; KINLOCH CE NTRAL 1941. |} Will sacrifice. 5781 Kinesbu sf fron; first-class condition; by x [— ————————— : a . 25361 Gravois R, OPERATORS—0 neta STL a ea? S| Fp Se te bal botSS) Requires the servioen of siti tits: ritht partv. B y - . we Ds er and Olive ate (o#'2) ‘ -- = arama ) ve ; ae ——— LD On post-Bianateh. (c)| gin and Chive ate (oR) #21 Benton st. _(S5 | gproni resonable. Bex W804 coy | eee ele rete TYPIST—Young jady to work in our credit | —Hemington automatic; VO onui- rT Or, 0. Lid: 6 ood con ; BED—S$65 buys a ae Rbiney 254, » ictor 034 | te On. FADIATORS - Dona ae Sooo mrS( ELLANEOUS WANTS bed, mattress, spring, ird’s-eye ai SANGE—Bridae, & Beach: all say 6 and 14 tro | A gaee | dresser, dressing table and chair, n: in first-class condition; good as ni ste am; “size : ron; office; moderate salary to start, with good mm dvancement. Apply Gatel "OTN y ‘NY Se enna pen pet ogee - ———~——»—-_- _R " | en 's and boys’ | ceees “. oe f! ove Keen e's, ad y OT NG W OMEN NW N . we: (I ‘ it? 7 A Tigi LIC, D 1G th- eo g. 466] A 2 ees 7 Ph . >t ey ‘ B OjiL, kb] Wtd l. —Steam, 1500 . also . 800° . lot ng Oo. . iO0or, r sg il “19 : S46 sp6 f Ss 2), nN oD ¥ _ re YN) ” Ione Rly 21 side one a d: a | wor n cafeteria; no Sunday or —Two No, ) cart: | ® No. 7 = a ~- 3 (6) | g § to VEST OPERAIOK vg le a lg night work. Apply restaurant, 3 repeating rif! ; cheap. 30: seg uacle Shoals, Als. IP JRNIA_ gentlemen wants reduced | BEDS—Of an kinds, up-to-date, h Oak, steel, fe | Schwimmer, 202 N. 7th st., 3d floor.(c65) sixth floor, 62. Post-D | elver tomer to ian AL RANGi—Charter | WAISTMAKER—Also helper: . dresernakina STIX, BAER & FULLER | ee : ; ° meer. ae : to be appreciated; will be sold very ch ; -2 t¥ GOODS CO. | 7 r 2 _Werner. 4639A Mc : Bio a ELDER MFG. CQ. . ee naa lelett ts ; = os _ a! Jewelr y Depart trmemt | I URNACES I OR S. ere : RRO es: ee 908) |. the eries tere scratches: will SEE Siiney 253, Victor O24R._ E Y OU ING W W OMEN veral, 20) pies , an —— $45 nip mG HOTE a1 RA NGES | a ol na gicts Wtd:——6 i4 sh es, oo a8 mow jmattresecs of all cotton or DPPH UR N—S80 4 WAITRESSES—Experienced. Apply 800 N. , » , and gticxs, doctor's sms instrument cab-| the largest sanitary factories in tt | Window drapes. 38. 51 A Sitenandoah. to 29 J ee of a age, to ™ rap | saa experienced , money on them J. A. STF RN, th end ,as new pure ised from the Government: UL ric R AP H EQUIPMENT Cc le } rs lara? ‘antionally } ‘| My aR. — eQ MENT — Complet satamaatiedi , Cu. Sa | Ol; HOMBINA TION RANGE—Blue, § LOOT vests, good pesition, steady work. Stoller sith = . learn. Apply & ~ | for 1B27A_ Mi ~ oe id _Grand., i i re box H-62. Post-Dis. } and Smith-Devis, twin size and nis “ UAL mr vere mood conditiod: must be As GE ~—i? ‘ “oncition. 3 Di a F [" har ACE W td — br y BUCO! idhand ; reanford rd air furnace. Phone L Beis 4726. Del fr are | brand pew: only samples South End Hardware Cv., 28 ° new; il standard inakes; « a\ yor , stics, o1 ‘omforts and ete.: some! inat Dr. R. T. Clark, 15606 H d.amont av./| Nati Jad -— Jefferson av. oney on. 2 oa A - one thi a | ty SESte . 8. cing Co. Call at Br ROMBINA: UN: HANGE——S: 5. 311 Sh Ask for , WAIt -RESS— Experi enced, 8 hours, $12 per | merchandise for parcel post ship-| oie eee Phones. fe aranteed; ¢ ionally low prices. hanip hana EQUuir a | a __week. 104 14th | -R FORN, & STOVE CO ~~ ; hE. A 1) | BEDROOM SET—3 pieces, mahensaee smal, heating stove. J108A Illinois av, ments ; preference given those Camera and $9750 Pipeless Fy rn: $97 ne MT LG st. HAN L Wid.—Faisley or broche ; State price other furniture. 5447 Neos : 4 NA.IUN RA NGt—Buck &, also t at nace, $1.0U | Riri_e—winche ter; 11 boxes shells: or| — leseription. Box J-15. _Post-Disn aten. | BE 2D! {OOM OUTFIT--New guods: 4 Bm tar both $45. 614 Chippewa st. 4 preferred | . 915 N. Broadway. ) SOMBIN A’ NATION RANGE—Like new: g£ at 0 Pp T WAITRESS—At noon hour. Apply Santa a j In ) ? 3 E RA ORS On | 2201 Washington. (c) morning, g to 12, PR U 7 L BE R Pp notogran! 1c We carry y at li 8) PL for any Ay House. | a ois vs wVUAL Oa new : . T’'g ite less Eng. Co., Victorta. Bi ig. Oli ve ~ hine. 4845 L S 6 WAITRESS—For lunch counter; mu X- BROTHERS 18 h nd Oli a Dr PENDENT PLUMB ING. "AND. HhEAT- (| —— ite ees 1859 ime, St. Lonts. Pads. ROMBINALION RANGE ——Cheal f first- Apply McKinley §tStion. "Hien | B Pi TI, 18t an lvé sts. | | ING BU PPLY CO., 1119-21 CHES’ Ni YS High-power ‘Savage repeating rille: PLAYER-PIANO_Voeal meer pasn 7 | BEDROOM SUITE—Walrut: used 4 me condition. Forest #225R,_ 144: ~ Monte (e699) =)? or goad double-barreled : ee use ry ayer-piano one dent, and kitchen cabinet, O2nee oe F aoe iGE=Empire 7 . 1460 Row an, . e d. shirts; hemmers, | and Lucas eT Supplies | ——_ 3 shote 2 Albion pl., 1st ey | WAITRESS—Must be experienced, no Sun- | | TDAT . eer te, oe setties t! vicinity of Laclede ana Ta¥lor: ucate ren .| BEDROOM SET—Fire American ana he; sel} _reasona ble. cuff makers, collar dev work. Call today. i$ ‘Natural |CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS FURNACES INSTALLED Fi mia railroad mapa; all parte of the | pros 20, “Posi-Dispater, _____ | _$120: period. 3507 Lucas. Jam MBINA LION RUG—Ox12 Axminster; | "Ss. at Pantera a Sain tll RIF F “ES Wtd.—And shotguns, highest price | fii ROOM SUITE—Mehogany, — phair, :i9}4W__Penrore. | WATTRESS—Appiy 5:30" Monday morning. Ss eming | 412 Morgan | | _\._Broadway. with experience. Apply Sunday | "wlll bees the ne, LurnACe. complete vill trade for shotgun. 2714 N, 21st. | PAPER CUTTER Wtd.—23-1 ach lia I eat tne AV Sire oom corte *e = . “a a ae == oO amal! : or mne -- : er a2e os a — r smalier: aiso small rac: cabinet. CBDR ST? IT Parlor suite; yar Raker- se “LL cheap. 37 31 ‘Wisconsin a i— er . a: WOMEN k | - — nowledge of simple yhoto- Pip aces, One Fi C Foster's, 41 5) makers button se } v ANT RESS— Experienced and capable; 4 | s . P f | TrOOmS an g han, aT yr vb agi « : AAmMa- —-—— 4 ; ae fi. = : - M ller’s de os Oliv @: Bt. nih vat * furni ftire. ( ‘all 8 "ndav. 27 Al UMBINAT 1ON “RAN GE—Blue epma 8 9 We- one who can take charge in absence of | CAN VASSERS—B ers for extract a| hi ia to @ ror » > lp ad daa fh. ROOFIN PAP ER—3-p mineral extra s ar oe 7 we -i ae 8 : —_ ' . “I I ze: good condi | proprietor ; state age and all particulars; and other articles, pply Sunday 10 to} graphic processes requ ired., to 8 my ond oe 4 D-in. io fae we eavy red and vreen $1. 50 a roll. Frank ir LE ) oF os, Stale Make, condition ang BEDROOM SUITE—American Los ‘su. 4 ” ry} E pond. nd “eal Monday. er, U. S, yoker, U. S | oon irst letter. Box H-186, Post- ‘Dispatch, mm? 5 2 to_ 3: Monday, ahr §. 369. 3 O} ive, sO OIP ‘Eaa | “ir Brepo OU Lin ard erare ak NI 7th at. gc) | — price. Kox H -* 56. Fost -Dispatch, oie og best of condition: only used very = a 0 as anon SS PTT — ° | WOMAN—As soretedy who can handle fac- | CANVASSFP se Wan een is 4 ro m 4 a thin Genes ao i. ees A ee 7~ | STOVE—Large stove, for store use. 1312/ time; wil! s°crifice; must eell today, GUMBIN ATION ANGE—BAker 8; sleever U. S. feller tory help, Box W-190, Post-Dis. or VASE Re _Wwomen, weekly selling nese Apply Su perintendent’ 8 Office, 5 e- =e “5 or te ny - Sinmek” ¥ *T Ri Voting Pa per and Paint ae PP Se. _AA91M. 49°6 Odell. a aeeore ! ike new; $32.60; bargain. 5 > WOMAN—To care for boy 3 years old and perproct kitchen aprons sanitary aprons, | 6 to 8 rooms and bath, at , a .V | — girls to learn WOMAN—Experienced white, to wash Tues-| ing, St. out . Cireulation™ Best FO R SA LE— W TD cheap. Cabany 5223 1061 Hodlamont. Ls bat ‘el C04 ag oe with 30a el | suite, handsoms living-room fu a SOMBINATION RANGE—All biue ena ° days and do ironing. 413% Glasgow uv. | ask for Mr. Sluka. _APply@si inday morning, (c) ae ond i aes tele Sper $1 50 wa AN iS As ~ bo: KS, oe postage | a hia * e and pte ‘Pao used short time, excellent condition; ch oe ee ee ee « rs 4 : a ee eee s Ste nf Vu shu : l, =] 8 | I Olle Fi ‘ ) ic j ’ \ 17 =. f ” on LD Wonmnwe- 29 G0 cooking in. small confec- | LA'YY | “ANVASS" RS—We desire services ot “T0) a. ae jood grade varnish. co gal H-350, Post-D: nest Ry ahead ‘2 cheap: ‘Call q~ mediat 1. Bs 5127 aban’ — BRT? : e QO, tionery and lunchroom, 2121 N. 14th. (c) nae: to distri bute samples and take, bi ch. 3% ¥ ta Ne °.. 1 or pow -: rd 1 n laddere, al} lengths, 82¢ ver foot a ae mew rr ‘Bennie a 00 enn | My me jf ' COMRIN Al LON RA) .NGE—Black ig iit WOMAN—Midd e-aged, for seneral house heared cota oehs, and washing compounds;; §olid agate, 26c line. out-of-town or- ph as ent ho ————'; “ENTRAL H —ts DWARE, 811 N. 6th st. RAD id OR- —_— 3017 N ni } » DAK LS— Bars a ns = in psed i: fes John panu- on T "DF rices paid, for old papers and BUNG tALOW BED—Vigrola, plano “t ; the o1nW Pame also 1 good work he WOMAN—Elde: ly, over 50, with widow: no pent LIGOli 4 MOR. C niral B47f ‘OL. PRs ae nann sat + ‘ h st. (99) a CEL oy 1 nolenm. rand wot ee 22 OS e PANTRY Ww OMAN—Bxperlenoed. children: erod home. Co'fax 1204W. ° (c) — _ AUCTION | SALES pen five for ema v9, 3 ) K. W, ‘110 volt a SCALES REPAIRED— Rei ‘itted scales, neil 5000 Sets False leeth Wanted sere RAN GE—Combination; ~ Be pOMBINATION, RANGES — —One blue oF . “ADT C.; or si | ia or povwe: izes, { Ss 40 . - n~ Neo ie = , gos. Union station. ha) gene hy sot yeni Baia —_ —-SALESWOMEN WANTED ee ea AUC TION 00., Banner Pacl ne mg 135 Ri usse i. 5 4d ta ae a 4 Pay to $6 a set We buy old gold and! — & complete iine of Quick eal, Bri¢ ing: no laundry: good salary. 561% Cates, | CANDY SALESGIRIS —— ¥ tht work- B50}-7 LUCAS Gar M AN suuyT Ea. _ i; .. ALI = nn CUD) | giver: out Of town; Send by mail check name | ae — = ly Co., 4641 Easton. Cabany 1004 ferences. 6740 Cabanne. Phone Cabany Lemont’ HWATERS—I1, gas at 2am, now in 4048 Castleman : ncy garments; 38: mn) MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE § «- ner at 3144 Easton. (c) | . - | ANTI 2 BED—wWith pri e owner at > a = 2wCeSs—20 chest of drawers, “unusual ; y ge : AND RIFLE St losin ovt our andirons, ten armchairs. Cow les, 52i6 | i RASS E With box s — cay Delmar 8245X . ‘ ‘ . _— ' $20; r ar) 29. rk Pantha good . onti ental #1 | Sosa 2) SAL, sESGIRL—Candy; @t once; atsady work: aoateninaaeee 3 "ye eing 24, Pay eR OMAN—Middle-aged, for general house- | tate experience. Box ¥-97, Post-Dis. _ ALEXANDER HAMILTON INSTITUT | tEATING STOVE—Large Jewel; ffool as ines; lowest prices. Franklin Mar‘were, | _Deimar. complete, also wicker = work and cooking; 6-room flat. 7180 San | 5A AL-ESLADY—Experienced — dry gooda store. course, $55 cash; new and complete: cost new; S20. S515A Wisconsin ay 7 ‘th st. (od | SS. | S15. abany 1367. DOOKING RANGE—Supertor. —~«6407 DER—2604 Ollve. Bonita, Hi-Pointe. Cabany 8840. (c?) | __ first-class reterence. 1227 8. Broadway. | 2135. Box H-342, _Post-Dispate “h, \HEATE Hise water, coal; the best you | iors iN SHELLS—Freen stool: smoke A: 7 LIQUE BU ee eo inoet wer 4 Ee BRE AKFAST- ROOM SET—Bea etal, YOK STOVE—4-hole: $12: overc EEDEE §—Al one 2 net rr j Wo AN—For pooning and downstairs work: baer BLADT mes to-wear; over 350: APPLES—Sprayed fruit: 30c per pushel: | ever saw; poane new; at big discount. less powder: $30 per 1000. 28d? Olive. . _¥ rst teagty mahogany sofa, paintings “fe* | mew; will sacrifice. 6730 7, night blue, site 43: mattreen. Lbs ct OF pri Refgrences. 6740 Cabanne. Phone Cabany | _ steady place. 10is eG Grand, (ef — — Crockwell Orchard, 6t. Po- | BENSINGER, 1007 Market. | : (099) | FRM CHAIRe-Rocker library table, ee ving | BU BUFFET—00-inch oak: bargain f 0 1K STOV E—Charter oe ie aa iN (82) | DE EMONSTRATORS $30 an Apply 2635 240 “i | FE MSTIT ITCHING MAC HINE We st | : Riverside double-barra! | _m0 achi ne an a ou) ky. $-O0 Mare oe —_— | con. 7. 19 Wiee av OM — To clean offices from 6 a. nm. to Tyrolean. AR MY GOODS STORE Sg Chi Linton Kj rkw ood. Be}} : a Kirkw 00d 709, | ne my? r 12 gauge: reasonable. 4” am aa AIRS . 1922 3 Broadway. fe) | und Clark and walk 2 bincks west, Ware Co., 2861 Geavenn av. idney Sealers. 4251 Deim andwriting, « ae waceke ot BALESLADY Fe ise Box H. =4._P.-D. me OM go ey meaied, steel. Economy Shect | S8inger.s, 1007 Market. i SHOT IN—Win chester. $20: doubis bar- BABY BE D—2817 Bi: iney av ctor 024R ~ SAVENE TTF —Sticuiey, — employers and length of time em- srienced preferred. ge departs ap CE ona ete) SV KS.. 385% Easton. ar ; B18. (On) HOTAVATER RADIATOR—17?-section, 4- : $20; shotcun shells, smokeless, 86¢/ HAuY biiw-—with maitiess: cheap. 1538 | CHAIRS—At ‘auction. Tuesaday, @ » ; wr 2016 b therm ntate Galena’ eeaant Box 4kZ a4 y Bee Caguv 2 AU TQ KNIT i, -Trip lex; and all parts,| column, 44-inch, 1643 Semple. - box. nee inday 10:30 to 12 a. m E. Mic igen. __Hast, 2008 Morgan. BH ANENETTE—And4 dome, $27. 322 spate (o) a __4¢) etc. ( “atl S ne 11; D8) ( | H a “W aa AN won , =. Ug Olive at. (c) B walk Boe ~ condition: ‘ CH ATR 8, hai | Ve Soe — | Si y Go) o ATER TA K—A0 gallon: goodi as | ———1—>-4% a ABY BED—And walker; g004 condition: | A S——§, hand-carved walnut. = vite RoMEN—For factory work. 1642 N ae house-to- house Refined a and educated. “tox | AU TOMATIG GAS W ATER HEATER— | 36° or exchange for €0- gallon tank | _ reasonable. J628A Mc Don ald. | 43M. — dition, TTE-_New = do © ” or alterations on clothin nN; article. Apply Sunday, 4553A Red Bud | ay Mowing "1008" ‘wae bargain. Call | > 1 tT SHOTGUNS | BABY BED—Vernis Martin; di ov side; 30x) CHATRS—@ arm, i otralgnt: aft FO f y EN ye | i ar | INV VAL AD CHAIR—In good condition. 8iG 9 _ Brand-new, j bolt- etton, 2-shot, Basa good mattress: $8.50, completa. Grand Olive. rug, 9x12: fine 4 hs ETTE—Funed os i, moa oe ' $i0 ; DAVENETT TTE—And_ hail rack: Stee er’s, Olive and Nine. ALBSLADY oe Fo ev . depar r 5.0 } 477 S| Bay i Gi fon ee gro cor 81380 r veg stable e! ¥ gant Or ee for 4 "HT A DET , ERS E ectr So; cheap. xperi D da: r f ea, { tment pt BE Ds ee folding; l ice le> & cheap. éj —. Morgan = mh , ely es Gnme rent: sickroom equipment for every de- | STN K —Mi he ee _ BARBY BC GGY—And Hoa W itan Kuitar; i | CHIFFOROBE-—Wainnt a , VENETTE wh hat -- Mansive ENCH BINDING monk snd housecleaning! ponitign by the | Ce. 2002 Conway, “'s OmMIAHLON Arion) gine emt ctont ty eeetg a0 feet | FIENON gH 818 Silva. Phone Delmar. 42%. | SINK Marble: right-hand drain. —TB%6| "'¥ova conattion “214 Be on at __use4 8 months. 3608 Delmad, MMMMEM@Wed onk, S\plece” A4E Aictig — = 7 ontsto back. Busy Beo | _Lindg 99) | BABY BUGGY—wWhite Iv good i. | CHIFFOROBE—W | PEN F: SET _ FANCY STITCHERS O por reference required. Call Cab “ey SALESLADIES S—Experienced art needle- | candy Co. 708 St. Cc Charles: re (c) | iN '; VAL ID CHAIRS—clnvalia a Tor _ we SOr, oe L E ATHE R—B0e and @45c¢ per Ib.; cut | I Bhad ot agg {\ ory: good —r geet np oak ped oy “Te ncer ; 4 : three pleres: etn a work; steady position. Jacob Mange & BLANKET 5—2500, same as new, any| OF rent; trueses, braces. elastic stock! ‘3, | soles. rubber heels. cheap. _1019 Fransiin, | By BUGGY—B e ; | 266% Delmar. - AVENET™ H—Pr OMEN’S NO VELT Y WOMAN—Or xirl, for gene houge work, | Son. 7065 Washington. (c amount, 31 75 O'lve 7778 cota. i supporters. H. BE Lehde, Ss Broa ; ISTATUES AND PEDESTALS—1 wo beauti- | Se 2% eautiful Royal Princess: | op Tre SUIT Practically fam ly i] refer at N onday, EALESLAD?—_> : as BOILER. — Ra BES RE? Leh | fei: Carvaca. watelar aa , } 915 S022A Carter av, _ | CHIF FOROBE—Large size, ain. 4542 ; Minnesota ay. SHOES. Cuhany io elmar, second floor : ——For houseésto-nouse; all or ‘—Royal; rated to take care of @00 | rx > ~ — ens oan SB» A cng Seg BABY BUGGT—R ed, and sulky. 271 in d t in; also w AVERETT! itTE— a (e part time; salary and commissio musical to 1200 feet of steam radiation TRONER—Bareain: new Simplex; ah shotgun; collection of 6000 foreign pos! age | e sulky. 2718 fF). | coor; ar also hai, rE BUITE And abo > PD cally new; less than half price. eee BE | any @180 Apartment 314. stampa, and other articles. 4001 N. Tay- | —/!° ‘ | bargain. 201 8. Jefferson, ‘ot'" portieres; library ta le. v - lor Gan¥ BUGGY —a: dway, black. tan ¢ordu- | CHIFFOROBE—Praotically Ce a — ow Te a Rn SETS—in oak or ‘ | Ouble-barrel ‘hammer | _ icebox. 1852 19d » _ Westminster. . iy oul 18 ionsaliemiiaiiti CENTRAL H ARDWARRE, 811 N. 6th st. - | BSARY Tae am PPS r y reversible wear. ’ > C AF OROBEDreseer chiffon! ette, Mbrary table, beds, sprit tresses Call Monday, 2021 £00°s, excellent side line. Fox W- W WOMAN ETT or Pg: ag tore for home o; i. . ALESLADIES—- r ee F.-D. _187, Post-Dis KEY CUTTING } i1iNE— . T. MOORE SHOR C0), than ag zit Avy ee Ma” none onatrate eae Oy denteves tein te On ne Burt DERS AND SURVEYORS “TNSth | r matic Sis ” 4119 re ive. Precision auto- th .M n backing co, 188 sizos: cheap, sand lined; used six months. 65261 morth: au 4067 Magnollfa pl.. te g + MENTS——New and used, at factory | RINDLING Woob—-Wpereal le | gape eee 0 199 Russell. ee é shirea zaveathere “fe coat. 642 ed Bud av, LADDER extenaton plank er ot Pan dere see et! ac 82: 7" (eh) | nat tires: rood condition; and double hot- | C "s ‘DED —Wate enameled, OG eR: we ema D nday an , ortunity wide- ; 4 —-Well mad f" : P : IO vernmen Ee. in wood conditson; fit any xt onty. rand 6806W. aor office Noat-sre hia ady, oa Delmar bi ide-awake, condit! On, extra fine child’s wa : man's | Jolt 5556 (c) cotton pads: price most reasons ng aol Call _Forest_2188W. aS fe iT. D'S BED—LCarne size; Ww l ae 7 ‘ GRAPHER Lady. hweiz-Bnge| Y OME: —Four high school graduates desir. Room 404. 452 Ghestaut dee Manager, £i_roasonadle, 2. Sunday, _ 0:30 Fae ANTE Wi double mirror) grate. For inger's, 1009 Market. BABY CARRIAGE—Tight reed; good con. | Moore s combination range. al Taxco —ac; a te eee Ce ration tien Ce. ae sche wen neel| ous of earning suffiojent funds for college | SALESLADIDS—E ap ault ona —A xood Se cigar equal to So claar clear, | —08t 7808, 1345 Arlington. STi i. MACHT, E—For cutting paper dition. 3014 Itaska, fe) | attiind ax Cr desk. 2145 Adelaid (0); for nex oe gg ary_ and commission k artment: salaries sit 2 Per week] $) 76 factory .° sonaumer: factory prices| MANTELS—2. oak: with mirrors and erates BA = 00 arina Bidg.. Grand sn aod co we permanent positions, Paris sf a box of 560; send check or money 4051 Ruasell. (a) ee ateroils Box B-04 Post-Dispatch, (c7 BY CARRIAGE—Like new. 5500 Wyo. | ark \ CLOSP T4235 Hea a 7 , = i yo- —— —Pr ” a! NPORT—Leathor cheap. Call * : : pe t young indy: a seein a seankabin ndell. Co. N. E order ). Heinkel, 46 pm! TABI “E—_Uhircorecten! s; and cote: os 1 imine. | (c) 'CLoc ‘K——Mahogany arandfa s ce lay. 4a of Sextbieaiar "eo va WOMAN—Experlencea ~. in re eran; | SOaL—Best ott eet 7 Mion Ones aie wr ute at iene 2. Broadway, ment _make.__1704A_Chouteau, | BABY S15 eae aires, Od Cant Pay consition, “keeping af o WERPOR (=i: ei vuiz he nd , , | BALESLADIES— icy RiC SCALE—W ith Q5 ’ : abams &Y, ®. 6650 Pershing. aie ‘. seautifu gen n assist loress on women's suits, coats and dresses; I Experienced: to sell Victor | “ Sentral Lite” fe $5.; BU to %7.50 per ton; | _ Weights. 7159 TE I ge ‘Den tan brges $4‘ 9.50 Septic Tank, $49. 50 nore ao en oa eee ett ~ like 1 new, Goa \L, HEATER Good sondition: aa . ennaet. Solid mahogany end, 350. nk ma ~ | t does not os ». Will 8@ 415 lowa. (c) ed. 2739 A ail | ene J (c OiL PAINTINGS—One la will accommodate from 2 to § ee | ee ~— ' | Pa mate experience moeper ay WOMEN WHO CAN TRON ) Ma ; Kes you| COCAL—Standard, $7 ton; quick “Salivare, __pastel paintings; also others’ st ode” people. | Alea made in larger sizes for all BAAS RIA Or chee it taken at once. a cee . ‘a Bar i eer ae away with scratch pi tna Why Ay , ill teach yo yeu press new shirt srperience 5 : __ Lindell 6979, PACKING BOXES—Rarre|s and crates is for | INDEP RNDENT PLUMBING Park. Grampp. &. Vinita and mattress, kitchen t table. ‘ pal? ) Bs iNvestigate, same ittte be ie ¥ Ber tg s3 r Mfr. Co., — COAL— Highest grace; from mine: $6. n See ture: cheap at_2 2219 Wash at. ING SUPPLY ©0O., 1119-21 CHEST NUT BABY CARRIAGE—DBilack reed; like new: | winger. 17°6A =. = - 1-18-15 S. Lath st. | ce 3 _ CREO. Chi- -to ‘tector 1465R, | AIN '-=White and array, >i 5u gal. : . + lingee. vil. B20) sa 7s 9:30 Sunday morning. COAL OIL STOV wo. bare 4 — 7) ROOM Si} at iTB—4604 Vi int apartmen 71 OV = ‘ ern = am tive. oher cheap. ms a ROOM FURNI TURE ~Oak ; ou : : { ngeed E BE thet tio 1 BALBSLA COAL-—-Highest grade from mine, 90.80, in| yOi,St Bl; sub. porns. 750 gal: best floor | TABLES—Maple top, 18 ft. by BO in’ | WOMEN i. wee ‘Lu (© 1, 925- -$40 per week Tab tne., henllien 2\¢-ton load Laclede 409X. at 18? 1. a Pin? ,footing. $1.90;| _nearly new; a nent at real 30 in. ABY CARRY AGE—Ueautifal reed: dandy 61 _ Grevoig av — S 4227A College av. —iWo, young, papaek. Whole tiereonel greeting ca rae. a Sb oF “Gall Aree eme f from 1, Sanaa mine, ~ ix gal, : a “ball erent aint, aan Call Monday, 1007 Market, Condstio on: $10; also reed stroller. 671 ae rAN > alin tak i ING-ROOM aU Th rT 2 . “ # ers flied: we a aie te vanvas. GOx90 foet, $$) 56. i oc Sali > —— > Omany. bany fel) AB, Welle an ave A Sunday wsiens * COAT, a ; me . wil RNTTUT KE feautit _ nt o8 tion enced on power machines to to" insures success. Writs for. aT eg ie rom_mines fe, ‘er. aft 06. t183 Ses day’ | RISEN e SOOTET te > sicre Ds att be chat a resentatives o countr int ot Bi ladies’ straw and v BE, Clinton. na ann elvet : og Si, PAINT —Outaiaa white a gray. $15 = 8 aa lara apply Re ble erlon, or particu. OAL t 27 Cabanne. ang re apply efore 12 Sun- |" Paac le. eel at G-ROOM TABLE—Gek. ail $7 . ont hats. No revious extperience SALE LAD g | ees ae. rae ant at from thal: allen: other paint | maged cans. Schneider, 4164 Wash- a . tely a ° 7 i “tn necessary. NG-BRIN NSMADE Ambitious, middle-aged hag weight and “Guaiit guara rr courteous AINT—All colors; $1. TENT ix 12x19, {wo L6xie, extra ea 5805 Park, (¢) eon eae 2 _ ie oro] Hen ABLE—Call 1. eam GOAL RANG — = 84 ton downataire. reat a partments; re furnien role ene service é f ; lead. bl ol ite] same as new; cheap. Call ionday, 1067 , - matt in ~ ark . n 42 A rye ress, stalr fa Oe) i) Piles 8 : ae? Ua te ait fe ~ 13 ar ROK a ‘ e OO., 1761 namaeeen rong eterno = Prins wae per =. z ! 904 _per_g : _ r i oat ae ihe Fra aioaedey ding Bio ds oe Plog a, 9 Sele aera Bah ies | ORL, RANG = 8119 T) om “th es mA Ah tat § Wh Boe Ae

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of Pe TEA RPE a hg pe. OF 140 ER rie 1928, - “a 0 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Mcchinery, Boats and Launches. and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. __ post. DISPATCH. 1TB @oops F; MOLD GOODS FOR SALE | HOUSEHOLD Goons sLD GOODS F -: oe - nanan 24 Mary) OR SALR “- ab uic k Meal Diue en 1; | DINING GROOM SET—Engi $100. 221 HOUSEHOL i G0008 FOR sate HOUSEHOLD @ooDs FOR SALE ‘HO -USE HOLD fn cor ag ery pany and av. 5 Ren. 15th. glish, $100. 2820A ing room davenette, , a 8 — SALE na GOODS r ‘OF — HOUSEHOLD @oopDs FOR OR SALE } HOUSEHOLD Goops FOR SAL& — we ee EC 6155 Gam! Heton oo N BU RNITUR E—L! Kttch ‘ron| GAS RANG E , A oman ; | ye 1e IaALtres ; citc en uve ce FAD ' _ ae . il my, od CONGILIO ; , > " »? - bed, new Mat . at , cheay 5564 Patt . . . ion HE ATE hla rs L '— Hug. Oxl2, buffet; cheap, 4638 RANGE—Black com nbination; good condition | TABL ES—Of ail kinds, cheap; 30 , ainine 2 * E ysead; cheap. 1 DINING s : re (c6 we go hh ‘ating Btove. 2024 Peston os | , r me rat a ‘ ne small f ) kitchen, wits sell cane #910 RANGE—C —_ 4 tion, Coal and Ee : = N REDS—Mal - 4 — ws : ; domi Mw rant set up de- seacon. Call before noon c) violin, 560 years ol : gas heater : rwi TE DS — Mah any. ¥. ‘box mm “ynattress anc shal re 008 ® Cham- ' DINIR G. > WLM Sar, \, ; - ~— . — — — wo ~ _- > 2 : — 4 ’ \ > (Jui DZ } hy . a} rr ve = | a¢ r 4 . a ne =~ - — _— ‘ in good (ce) | te 3 ‘ity SU IT E —e§ JULOC TI Anne, nine i eS > on i 3 i rool m fe au in ] " vel ' 2» wh + g “ie I : . 45 = | I ro As r1\ ING RO« Mo OSUITE- Fumed oak: beau- | athroom: iron toiding be: i 4410 Ar 9 a ort eres 4508 Clin e. apt. . New, and dining suite. 3016 I INNING } ; cost $400. 3662 Del imar. (c) N ) ow serena 30 D. ee wr Se ee py Lge gaa genplan ~ pling)? icKel tiful set. S6GA «| RANGES—Of all kinds in firs:-class cend!-| VACLUM CLEANER—Good condition; § s : ING ROOM SE “e-k : KANGED—White “enamel oe mma, » —— ’ | ; iq VeceRsR art ) } - - ; T eagle biue enamel! gas ©. | DINING KOUM SLIIE—l el RNITURE che pieces; art ¢ large siz cl “¥ , rans } its Ter: ’ we Pa ntinovs hie , ‘ ' . - a - Aas aie ; ~\ nab . ii ‘ tina ‘ ‘ px. rf x ‘ iT h— piece ] ‘ - ey Lom! v ay. Q- pieces. . 24545 i “st ¥. ton ‘all . . . 2 2 gente cr Tit neve LIV LNG-Re i si tr i-pie mah hog | RANGE —Jewel combinat ion. Dlato Stair , RA Delmar alZ. ic) Ms ona h: 6 chairs: reason- | j eee ee - > to-date : Pine, aE - on a ; = se ur ae = 2 = _ Bae thoy en. ; iin P i+} mvyvenh Snes te _ 7 a _——— —— : . aval lav iter mA T KE R—') } ‘ acd \ hogal 7 Hold 4 Jo ne 2a ;iOur fant a? E 4 ‘ 4 ’ hha ‘ ps ‘ 3 . ’ sf] , ; be ‘ > ‘ 1 cM ] 1) 4 P YGE . M Se. “tien caamsasa ie + aap an on poe ‘ mae WV . eee VACUL M CLEANE R—Electriac; practica _ new (Cr olfax 444 v Ad M «i LN Hnse—Hoover and itke new chea; » for cash $553 _ Park. ' . ; ~t ‘ VACUU M SWrE PER—Elect im f y od Cc onal ition: $10; la- | " “ ~ _ ; _ , sie, SS hen.” o keep a 150 iaree 6-burner ; ¥ ‘abine \T + ! : b 7 ir Bas Sere av. ee oon Sk a ‘hiffonier, ai enn. r hous v4 : rT} ZS A Rutger: One) argcain "ol . We etieres . ul net oe " mye . " c gi ‘ be aw , LIVING Ri OM sET—2-piece terete A $79. ? aaah sand c nbdiun: care mee ie a = = ' ats. = bo ve & "Be each chean “eal! _ carpet: § sud condition 3647 Contr necticut Park av. entra! : Ss RANG : - ————-—— . . : ae eee baie, - age A. ane , _ 3 07 Lucas A ARGE sale of coal ranges, com ination va. UM CLE ANE RS — several Bb: idze , ib INING-RO M SET—Mission oak ae TRNITURE—Consoie, mahogat , Victrola, condition vce = ms | ee ees ae ith “ heeds AVIN«G KROGM Bl [LT E—LOVE! LY MOHAIR, nges, hig! Soe 3 and box FADS SS | soo vers S dea! ore Dl con_‘Bonton_ 6815, ae av ~ 3612 er. 74: 6 Flora ay » ees wine 2 hine and 13 crib, cheap; \i 234A Pemnneaee is a. in. O! a : en A \ ERY RARB SUITE; CHEAP. GUU . eare Oak, ; VACI Um. cL EANE —Hoover Special, iike ) | : act \e te em AY ' 350) 7 - Siar tal al ATES. fe) heaters blu “ i] : lue and new rand 7iv 4 plete: Qx: 2 rug. bax a . 4 . . rT cheap: >. _ ~~ DI> INING > — an ETA eT ae : : i o} ve , : ; rug 7% “KO : 1: . , 3 . > inten é i ATE RS— " ; 12 4 a y. : ee a "con diti “at = SE T : -~Dark ‘ ak, perfec' - enn : a “wee ~ : : Pat LNG E—Quick Meat. } . i , » waa miis usetu, i lt 1] tTites to “ , . ae S SE (> Se ——= : j ‘ larre lot 4 carpets and yt VACU \ y = ° — I ion. ‘ dO! tA A I estalozzi. ic) FUR! | it Livibs om, bedroom break. 7) i, as ' £oOoU ondition these sto have | 444% ING RCUM SHET—Cane becky | ike new : un dining room suites, bed! m suite yt =~ LI a chead. Den- fi e347 , 211) 4 ud. oo spination bive ename:, “3E, $110; blue gas range, Vv, ‘call Sunday; Cenira: a ‘er ' y : weed } ‘ e al other pi piec 8. N. EM a ANG “igh ee eae —a er gta ition; like new: cost $385. 3662 Delmar .: good as new; reasonable np ete; Sener = , : ‘a : ‘ Be . . - - A Call . ' Grand. cts, Status ry pnunes VrOonzseSs, *y aes ; - any lit brary bane: s25. 3040 Ten —. plete: an ' water nnection: good r ‘G and twin eo-cart , rooms with all n t | 7 5 : 2008 rngaental DINING “ Pe A heater; ps fir ‘er 7 ie ‘| LIVING ROOM oe T—Elegant 3-piece cane Meal, 441 SA Red bua ashs cE tand, canal 2086. = g, water pack ; siignt- DINING TABL a a 507 Lueas. > pebetiotenssiisies 1AS RANGE | ‘ay “oKe any | ; on Ss | “a d E- — a 7 inch: as ¥ —— , "ee iv. ! icy Ay & oi Li iN’ 7-hUCM Bt i— 3. pie e S0iiaq Ina@- -ub44 Ackern an ny T ns aN rt } A | Mor Uesday : ama. . a= S60. Po ————— . : ~ RANGE—Quic k Meal, good order, $12 mula) 4D. mn OL6I. _ mahogany; $1°% : 3507 Lucas. Grand 26N a ee ce a ' . . A CL LLL ALLELE OD ——- ee ee eee st Lett 4, 24 - 2: # “ba 5) : ASS condition: Dal it , nha ® . "¥ estic; hot wat er aca, _—-——-— — —_" 4abiVli, arga se ~ ‘ tie " e« , . 7 " e+ - re a iver . = : ? ‘A Ww dg 0 Ginin roo 4 —- i:NING-ROOM SU:TE—Fumed ‘oaks: pait in PRS v= on | ade for other goods du real bargain. Riverside 606J. 27 \ ir- | living room suites, dressers, wast. o~ mn 451 456 Blac . oe amr @ new; also morning, 3432 Grace ; "int Lot - ~ KANGE- ~~ el'e! , BE ae EP Sage May done Rag : at one ——————— puede, hitforobes, chiffoniers, iron beds our Bpec- no ho p. — GE—biue peel: like DINING SET—Am rican ‘walnt ee yar pe oo NITURE- yntent rooms, new ijino- dit ' > 50: ’ ther BP ot ' aor - ~~ er *S ming oe WwW. OU? DOW an ING-R 200M SOLTE—3 pieces, from S% and up: springs ani ma‘ se SAlerg, . ~~ “ESC Se ee | wd c S150 3507 Lucas. . e 267) , Gr Shi--«2-piece American walnut; $S6U - wes yaad : ——-¥ - . Furniture ~S0O0O branklili ' we Be. new; S2o 2001 Cherokee. vv , rm . = oN. ; nt. Riversice - sh : a 1 3507 Lucas. “ ee ie aun Shententn seteh a¢ r——(Quick Meal, all white nan -arT? ne rr _ LIVING a S e—3-pie eo ove ies pent we hd note +—hureka; good runsing 58 Lt k’s; Usk le ¥. 42323 3 + - ‘ " ~~ vs Ra ii [ITU RE- an an ing-room ' in ( , “f. . fiat Ps vfv 5 — OA, 7 - ba ING ROO t sU Vi piece ve Fetutted, | REF RI wot crit S— Leonard; seamless, _por- r . > _&0 01 bac is 3015. rr ] Springs, mat % : "PANG buch ¥ " DINING ROOM SUITE — ent) ify y carve ayif 2) ver s¥ per, rugs. : Per hoH0° Delmer b>} ; nae ‘ pie } "4 ' : ryy . : . *) i! p 5 SUS W agne | ‘elal > Obi y my left: very ‘® eye ° ‘ s Ss ' 43 ~ ; . ry . neat imnmediate i’ : anne. thy ic) - > “ race Bro re “Up ' b habeus Di: ING > ETS--G_ _ ueay Tor ay ts € ad .. eameein PE aoe eannteen . aa . “ . ih * ht uu . : . a. et aes . Lj ne St us N. Grand. Cail on- adway 5 4 es Hast. ‘OOM Mor on ' " * ' ‘ : ’ A rm 4 ~ pear raps ~~ ‘tt ATFs rir : . ‘ ROOM Sr te—b iver, ‘' i om} ROCAER vers ufied, teawner. “vet Ly , cheap. ; Y. . sDrin a eae . = Fine condition: 35. cal | a) ~ ‘ : ; ry a i : 10 5799 ingsbury ; : 446014 ’ ai i _ os car — ’ . piec en. ee Ke ne e hy yy 2 Ys : LS: oct ( is ‘ ' s - : i} , ] is »'} \ i ‘ v ge . A per. Jl today ne va Pe ’ : QaARg lel} . — - Path 3 s ter ae = - © : r ses » . LR — ‘¢ St $155: ‘geil cheap (3 . im Banut——Naice sp : ~ ' | DINING-ROOM ; + — , initial OS RANGE ck; régulation styie l rug. Call at 4434 Neos! =e | . oy Sa Ct ieee. ae other furniti 2241 Biendon pl. andirons ap! indle bed San z “ 925. BAro Rosa A bai. ’ . . AR j l. ana mi} ~ . . iinine ete > i : ad . ot Tv : . : ; t, * Wa : anal Ox? "444 ltaska pain : “ \ ae large Tie ho any. 15. 5120, “ie up—AAl ons ‘| Athione a’ wardrobe airs, port : a ~ Qos ae | Ui i254 Mebonald, doctor’s office er fer a hom , dave- (= —— ere ee 4 ] “a ’ ~~ Mg . : ; 7 nm . . pa? i \ . oUrAasS “ # ‘ | % = i, Charter Us DINING. ROOM SUIT} ak, beautiful fin eS a ane tan Th, nae Ruck’s cas Bt ve ’ D aArcwacs ' ~ = . cael tu ter Be sok = 44 a Te es rs Sa a0ts : = , WARDROBE ) x. , y : Ses mnger, combination ' $210 basicb-. i cadsnintonceiniemaecmns ish arge buffet: =. nhtien *URNII i] Dave uc DOO inev ©&3. Victor 924R ) : | ) i: a a HK A izes; ; , axminstet ‘alle SOE —Va ouble door. 323A ve slip-on sweaters. B24nn aS vs - ANGE Hot water back. 4412 re a like oor .* ¥ _ P . it —- ‘ 7 : me rhil tj : ) . cd mn , . Ne RE — 4 u ay. a -_ Bret a Ee HO iTUR — le 2 = . — oe. ‘y joset lac DO) lain ton ; tf ; re amp to atcn will RR ~ ’ 7 f niture cheap. ireh, Ww ARDROB 3o—F ine: baby sul lky. T4198 > ae ies pes . on - : *s* i a cai or nN > ‘, : : *7 ' . ‘ anal. y tire cor ~~? , : : = ’ , pe “ : . , ; ‘ | ‘ ai | crert — We RANGES—$1-; 4's one for $10. | HINING-ROOM SUITE—9 piec iliiam! FL [RE nt rooms; barga! Sreney ; | iT P Tit) ‘ ’ 1d ‘ . + ‘ 7 , : . f a ‘ ire oo? er! . > Ft : . Lxmingster: linoleum and re) Ke ” W ARD kh BE I—Po: ’ a Die, $10; chiff muier (tas - ~ ; “ - age Jew el, with hot-wa- | Chor iteat -s " bp , ¥ "a ah 4 , i . 5 ee es ; ; : . : -- ‘ ‘ or - . . . . ‘ thane al , “a 1) aana 2 ‘ «>t : VN eke rame nto. Bee ee Cc nila and buffet; will sell ch ca,. JH3s2 ll “ag connecuo also hard coal heater, DINING ROOM SUITE ces sa CT TT I fos hing ' t , Ben A PR es Oe ste pena ; . mall eh J r 4 -Axininster, $12, $20; large rug. ag RT gr: Manes: Quee . & BOOSA “Harttord_ i tC) and Mary period : Rr: “4 — ‘ UE Ul . his as . ho aa. ong o1 Forest VI, tke Sonne a Lars dow! aft )- :} "e : lL awre it ‘ rt ‘at S50) 3820 Page bi). _ ’ ee WwW ASHE R—Ele ctrie; “$25: waterpower, + 49090 Cheutean . E ~ G RANGE—Good condition, sand ‘bake: * oe pS are TEES gee (C40 es wa ee a Qj - : "T le t 1] ) } - ia . is a 4 \ >» =’ ‘ i. ~) YT > is Fy, a r- ry? ’ ? re " ™ _ . ° . c? ee 2009 Mork — ; 7 A he! lent condition; $40; 53° ; ae ; ns mpg ¥ ' -iiue enamel, WQWUjcKk wWeas voVe 1. clot samples Uxin; cheap Vlo N. WASHING MACHINES—Copper; Eden: aise ~ : 7 nian tnade : Mone copper Thor; new, cheap. 3185 S, Grand, E— Walnut; a. beautiful, 878; Wee gANGE—Go.d condition: 6 holes, hot-] ton av. . oa a hut, Terr ger a ee a 6743 Westminster tet De a oe ¥ Rew | ran eu ist. sell immediately, Orient: roadw ees . = { : G aasencd WY palletes 4 ———— GesK ‘ cay; ' owe ¢ (2 AS , : ' : Serf y tire : —s ae ae ee ee = 3662 De} tiful, 87 : _ compartment. 3uY. Pinney. an- |} PpINING ROOM IT E—Mi n aiieieall a ‘ ' oes J — gh over ised , 4 ae rig. compet Ving FOU armature, Vek —And furniture: no dealers. 5588 Ww oT NG i ag MAC! H {IN E—Eden. —— —- ut: large ] g184 an ; & abinet, oo Yavin = citys ot . , I RY (3) ize y 4 : > Pangea, ‘ i ont TT ‘ ‘ . ‘ ' " —_ 2 7. A\Ta Ica AT ss K noe gage 7 Cy — Ww SHI G y ay. ope ter bed: bargain for quinn -_ (GE—And heating stove: ; algo 8 son Di. : A pene eter. dining room suite and 6 chairs 7 rovVE—dQuick Me bas his er a breememen, Pag vonage, Me as " -as-Axminater and velvet, 9x12, SL5. oa ae & 1iNE—Weter power: boc Y. 4 Cc IN Si “ = s$,0n ai ] = | ’ "hes my rea ws : tl ; . : mt \ oe » it 1On Lie iS : ‘ 7. ats ; - AK Yi ’ : - 7 = oH nar : «ec -_-—-_ conal on 4 1e braska. 8 | = _ ic) DINING 8 ii issi . n oak; wt Be ae: arty aoe tat 3 ) irand 620 $52 stalozzi. 629 Sa .NER—Oliver, new, cooking or heat- : ne ee ey aie ~%" WASI 1ING MACHINE—Eéen elect E— vi i | S¢ , : a 00 bi} . —- | 07) na ne el ar larence., Ss Sad z om | ray a oe 2 areeain (aii any time, N% +f] a, 12s eerms machine. Call Buncay, S98 | DINING-ROOM (SET—Oak: 1 extension ta. | Norsi: Morel for rent 1 ner changed his} geome jon. in: mses BH chal _ LOM Se chiffonier: | RUG—8%x10%; linolecm, 25xha. Cel te) i ASHING MACHINES Bleue rE—Wainut: dressing table, L Seorast E—Jewel; vel; in good “Pondition: | B awn 1 on asa" r Sto. ay; 2 re rc re ~ia ‘ ros : : th . yy. DAL : bake ' rULCk \ai; Wal } \ “* “tf ~ >] : ta} , } ’ ~eor : - : a . i— i werstuffed tapes : raNid i es: I ‘ — oR aay ial ; “3 oo ae : ram . rood maition ; ee ~~ - 2 Somptol ost , [ id ’ F eee cL ee os ee -— eS > 27E8W. i ce rv, davenport and fireside rocker: i). sins bed. rugs, cl rs. (hs () h 1. eet Bs y pr ee J TY ; , : ayy L ; | i came =~ yeanenahia SERS Ww ASHING ; her ACHINE—Eden; new; $99. - RANGE—Bridae v Beach: "$20: fron 1461 4 ‘lara. ~~ heeler- Wilson ewing cCHnihe. Li . a 7 a — 7 Enright. eos AS it ne vick “iS Aan — . , ie. a EP can ee ART OR oe : ilies 46502 J Sacra- | =. - BS» —— are ~ Ss rac ales Co., Teer ae 7 DIE ton eres $10. DINING RO M ah ITE- oon was . we — 7 ) y side oven «2 ther standara akes: Al conditio: ve hemte. os — Wilton velvets and Ax- _‘#rAand: ob en evenings and Sunday m h scrnentgiigle . 4 Ls and as com inat ons ° - NI . ¥ 10 b rb.‘ E ‘, Al T ON! E; a if ‘ >. -_- . . ’% , - y ‘ . ¥ *y ‘ . ‘ : 7) _ . s? _ . . fu Te hea ° mime- = anoeany. springs: - = Ti ae note ‘ a. a “tala ores Tae — a ni urnitu 6 C! PP. , . : LNG VAC HINE c—Eden, AT n Wilton Feamiess« rug. Lv 6 pericr. oe pteel: - 6-hole: ood a. e- 2 — ~— ’ , . : oie . “ac. , Lillie rogser Ss, Y- eG Sort IN ' ee oa me : = y ik } Bares Ca! _ » ee Se nteed; electric cleaner, $7. fe): ture. §22 car cabins mmons mattress, Sias: mar. — table: reasonab) | . : SOUTH (i "base, all good as new; Olive at (e623) | waaes \; : : , atten ne ‘of ken, Electric, 3124 Obie nabie. Bann. very cheap. South End Hard- | Ar t Suit B—-Gok Eg an: 54 W ee ~~~ ——— — - P=! | HEATING S71 ) \d ran }003A G: ~— eel oleae 3-—-Ail sizes, nD and some high-arade ee? tae” ae > week, : ee OM: = 3. Vi : b—-Golden oak of |. eS ow a dreane 7A \TER .TFR—: fumphre vii ARLOR | -B jece, Kenull ghtly used; nal values, cash or Volken Eleciric, 3124 Oblo; Sidney 201; hite, iron. spring and E Co, 2831 Gravois. Sianey tke name! £ range, rugs, etc . “ sites oe yrerga yee eS en. i ee rose 2 a ioc a ia: } : “Povea Bie Ane tte re washes’. 2ere ie Go. 700 Loe low as spring, bird’s-eye mapie ai, RAN Gk—briuze & Beach; ail Cass ver cf suites in furmed oak and pereen. oat seliine on account of @s a woe Juhi | "Chenin ~!31 Biend ie ys nthe ery cheat Nalton. } — 2 4 1a) ' Westminster. | ER ian | wa More ot ae eg his ena chat Goes a class condition: good as nes buffets: round extension tables, « bh Mad nb — ——— | ; hi a | J; good con- | HFATIN: 2 : , | ther; S12; sauate cal Bio: | : a; ve ies Eno |X. a a ks pe y. 555 4 Wat -erimnan av 4d t be. seen to see now_¢ cneap it closet and 6 — chairs as low ' “—7D a Thre fon! aiv i . i ( a i ry 4)1.aAniu, 43,4 f . ' ‘ : os _ * “' 64 Seas * aon . . irge- Axn Thi 3Ler, 10 Ras #3 LAA chair (“or a St orage Movin Co 74 % 44 post pane kets a 2 we 31 | oe. et in and eee out '. rare + “y i - ~ ae . w — and ry 7 iin: ‘ Teak Sa ; 7 : " ‘ ? " ; ‘ ‘ 2 sav, Viii sacriftice,. 2710 Fast tam ’ . nd —., o7 0 - ) shane Be Victor 4 * | “7 ~ big re of od: oe . id ; ae n . ‘ . | j ait “25 ee , . . " 7" . i rea ‘ ' . we " > 7 v4 s - - ; tines rr , | : Nil on Vv ive NA . - Az . =Cop ; Ls ats se oname kinds, up-to-date, Simmons | om Oak, steel; four- ies Iangan Bros. . ang PRE: ) Piverside 17383 , why ‘ange. brass bed ano other household ar- kUGS—Two #x1l2_ Wilton velvet. “ie | oo tHE ATER—Copper coll; blue enayam _ twin size and tuiea full mv “alti on: must be seen vw asnington. aa : ———— a ren, ; vananen Se pnart : ra CMA ireAaTI me ae IFALING SToOVES—‘ D tom i] ae 3 / iowa. — ia a aS ae aa between @ und 12 a. m_ Sunday, 5YCO 8623 Clark. bargain; economical Reatyy Bas: win al mane pies ee con F ype Ae crs Prati —tea chairs ees ) ate - ah “—° ane “apartment Cent: 40ST 1800 Leff we | . —_ ‘ a an OaUA Lynch st q ans i ye tone chippat | ; onlvy samples ae some Har 2861 Gravois. . hare@ain bud Kin ak Oe ii _ sbewsske, © ; ' : ont : . j —— ; “ —— Belt ¢ fia} WROV b-—bu y [EAILING S VE dition; cl soantl Ria a ee furni iture, 7 k Fi set up on new tubs; Just shipped ¢ ae new springs to fit some ané . oth ~~ v. peas pO4V. node Z006A Missout IAN Moving; must sell piano, parior Sunday afternoon an during wee * factory: very cheap; must be seen to 7 s of all cotton or felt: one of Yr URN— sv $30 elec ‘tric, 5 Ter: y ry clot . | IU BLE BE D—Spri I gS @r d y¢ natt sse 7 NI rr RE 1 . ker R tcnaire . = . TF . 7. 7a ea 4 ails : te. almost ] iwayv. Forest SLS6J CiASS Fores SVs , oJ wh , prex lated. Soi ith End Hardware aulot aes att SS RHE, | Do SLE, WED Ser and to ms EN! rings. fockers, armena feaTEK—Au giiA 8 (| HEATING STOVE—Chart ts Just ke | aL WARDBOHI Wainuty 910; | AUGS—8.8x10.6 Axminster; 6%4x7% Revel! Gravols av. Sidney 283, Vester oth Call at Levy Braz., NAT UN RANGE—$5._9¥11_ Shaw, DRAPER} EsS—YVelour: cost $32.00; gel! write! € 31 Blendon pl e7 ER— Air-t.8 cnea ~*) lL. Tres { : >} 3. — . ont 1 ff i ' - rig ia! $iZ3: iI han ‘ reasona! 8516 A 4 lay ay. {c) 0 : —_ Stovepipe: corlwom | , ro 035 N. Newstead. Colfax 104° W. INA 10N N ¥ =" Blu pilper tor, very cheap. 6629 Ca baimie. EUS’ Tr . s ‘ ; — - - ie oA $e —— : : > . 10) . 4. | n : . ; é ° . _ oon da 63%) ‘ a Gunieiss ~/ , A. - - . ‘ ott adil . > { —— les: AX! 3 ers. bre a-new . 4 am D ninst BRE AKING ‘ T RA GE ining-room an poster bed, chaiirs, his e — 5 «i leces, MA hoe ny: on Fe i heating stove. S1LOd5A_ ‘Tilinois 4 a’ ¥. ' 4 4 W.. —— i rz r mT 4 : : rou. . . : > sade . c were 'T¢ i» y . ir tig ‘ s 1G AGE 4" : ae eurn rugs and ‘ongoleu re. h4 7 Neosh : inh — — vik a so Buck DR oe — R—Ssi! i 1gie i d. sp: rin an j e' ire , ' ' bes ai.80 . ’ 1 > Bi } 4 Ge 2 i+ } Milo - +7 & , atl . : ag . e . . ; ; ‘> ‘ a pee . 4 ir } ro} ‘ = 6 1 in . l 1oieumMm line! u i C ‘ ys m Oo ; 3 YM | BINA. 1 YN kK + NGE: Bue é. 4 } - ’ or - r j PAL ter - . ‘ Tilt» mo j d s ' a - : . - rugs ‘tlL-at low pI ices. Lev y Bros., 311- dy ires ° j 3 ° , ; 7 i ys ¢ ssing tabie, rugs, rockers, all like a Sic seer gucds. 4 pieces both $45. ~thl4 Chippewa st- $'5. 1808A lowa av SR aEE a I CKi hair ana ss an 5 bre ' ‘ , IBS AX s@C cs, ea ~-_--- ard »~ueepan at em eI ‘ers me - : mr i , . ‘ ‘ ~~ 4} os iZ WDer ; % ‘ > . P . ; > ¢ SN. Broadwav a Ba TRATION BANG E—Like new; good prec R—Bird'seye maple; be ~ o- “FET ypsereey new 7 ae ore Lik urte k het-bla gmail; 4 con n; chea S33°A Virgin K .E igh-oven, , S682 Delum.(c —— 1 ath = -; new; bergains for cash. 4633 Page. wee oe suite: sew ing mn q = ar sell cheap. “a 731 Ww isconsin ay. i _H itt mphre . a a a SE. . “te , a es “4 ‘ ain ‘¢ ‘ h ral hb = . -f VA A ae a rr A bee aT Cy ' rere ra (.>] “tn RANGE Cn: 7 . 4401 N “is oe ‘ W ilton v elv et *F ringe ‘Rags | ; GLY E US A RING . Aa hak ng — ‘ } = ony ‘ain * cad n sewing tnacnine . ’ ’ , a » mort ’ HEATER “"harte (‘ax. i S «i v large gee _, ‘ . . pre ; ‘ 2 ’ me inns aot ‘ rr — @’ 1Y ” - e Th Ww gee ye ge BATON RAN se Chap Ga warmeny Te ~— ng. "el _ Qx1y et mt TE cand warty sa , ee be SBE at —— = — a HANG E—Buck’s; bargain 27444 Rutger. ,, Dr satan we 4 and Brussels, 2-50; _— Axmin- | and our representative will call and show ——Wairut; use months ez me : — - —— — - ———— — rs ersning : _-—_——_—-_-——_— —— —- on Ls : : ' lay nort, thr ; ’ ae a Th} 1 r Ra ‘ts t . : ys 2 +e. ‘ : ‘ ‘ a 4 ehliand ‘ nA Ni;E—} ithe ai UI x Mea! g 04d or der ° $ 20 a aE ASU H’ S STi YIRAGE, 618. Frank! in. _{e) rugs. PHOEN! x SUP Pp LY CO. Cal . as American Wain: . mr: sell reasonable. 1460 Rowan. Kine s highwe iSCSI aie chal ve t white i! er mute ' bhi aN Lede Let . HEAT FOV E- nat Thiet nla yer- ee Ti + ee EE ee SER \ > ; TABLE—F omed oak, 6x9 rug. 1004J, or De im ar 3 B26S5. 4 3507 Lucas. EP | a TNATION RLG—¥x«1l2 Axiuiinster, nig | DRESSE RS—At auction, “U ay at prim ‘ iy mor : : oo A’ , rier Oa r-tigt mn Le ney , Si, ran Gk su range; reasonave. Gran St 47 3405 Pestalozzi, ITE—Me! horany. ee cu gu34W Penrore. y; om Hast, 2 2009 M i at san ~— \ idevent fie — 77] ik ge yg NE ag po cel = : - — $$ — | SETT Mahogany rocker, straight all & nda ts onay he BW GsRINATION RA NGE—Bilu: eet SSS 5. JArEe. lid oak, 2.50. .al Bi kn RiP bedroom gules. HEATER loore rtight heater, @#a! —igen antl wattrest ‘e464 Allen mo good condition; Sv chair, near leather seats, table to match, Commencing 10 a. m.; extra large sale of = ‘ anna tee Meel: lerge size: good condition, hifforobe; bargain 5328.2 ‘agton dining 4 ne! furniture. . ° eX is 1009 Market eet ae rn _ snl? 5, ol aii - ae? ys ; new mattress sewing machine, book- | fine household goods of every description; eg eon ica: n ts aln ut % 4208 Easton: on 1] Mon day. ic) DR i Sk} apes a ae pp hhiong* os Db rt rrors. fe ies 2 Choe re a 1? ae ia hes ? we, OE PLS } Cs 4 re! F , i ‘ - : ' . wavor ‘ reasonab e 5433 % N ; i . odds and en as; che ap, leav ing elty. : must be soid to high est bid ider a: onliv used v ers eho _ - BINA TION NGE—B» iker's ca? white 40] x ste . 7 eso ae = = : trie Ate ud Ca bens - ae ace f, . , a 6 © See 1 , ae : -: . , f : Ua , ea vet D7 +t} Maifit t. Cabany 31! 53R. : HAST AUC “TION ‘ 0 "2009 _ Morgan (cdo ce; must wel! today. Gr: N. RANGE-——»D* 4~ lng . | a3 ——__—__—— ne ee ed eee inahogan’ ens iat HWEATING S&TOVE—Superi " - a - ————— }. sk. and sa sate. | Morgan. (cow) q “ ¥ “= > - 2 n 3 f A ~ ~ . ; ; * D ‘ > ‘ ; " ‘ - ? .* ; , =z . . ‘ , me ] — . . SIDE: “ DOARD— lak: rol top desk ; y ee SELES S NN et Fi ons — new. S32. 50; rKal ” . rh plate | uch as beds, dD ressere c WUMBINATION RANGE—Br idae, & Beacn: |"cash, pave more than one-alt st, 200: ih S40; rter Wak rang Ct Si5. 344! iran : rOVE—Pridge Bea :90 ter Soe * a. eRe ee =e Tha community: yaa 7 $1: rockers, $3. Be sure to inspect our es: Sree s—Reautiful fem ; ue enamel; used 8 months; $95. * ats Morgan. cater back > 2 @hG : “tear 7 — — : ™ trirnming he res 40:3: Ras *__ Superior, ): Congoleum m us, ge y= ie ee » | plete oe before buying. ty aiso acveD: mahogany: pretty iniy a yieeu av. on ~~ eee i aes” Solana . i 14 —— — ' al “airview 3 oe —-—-— _— —— our 0 urniture as payment for new s living-room furniture, «ls BINATION RANGE—Ail biue agree DRE= SSER—Ané ©! MsZonier; Mae” 6 64012 | FURNITLRE- reat "Aro axeaee eos i oe NC Paty . sae semrsnnaos To ae ——————. mencticnlly uew,i--.. Als S55. See ieee i WAL KER-ARMSTRONG H. FP. CO., 1306 ne layer-piano: fine phous ‘ vod short time, excellent condition; cheap. a fhofent : periel . F ple Te... aah — e ‘aie “eg rn ore - net ria t 0 : 3 LAN fa he Bion _ ’ ’ hard OA) or a issourl. __ Olive sit., opposite Public Is tbrary. {eis ul rus. mirrors. etc.: # ” & Broadway. (c37) out i 3.4 woe —_—___—_____—- * oe pol me @ Ly Su 5 (pe, ) ne wavs ‘2 O11} 1. + alin ae iia si - ; ene a ; SPINE T—Mal ogany bed, sp! andi & van 10, at: CARPE TS, STOVES FURNITURE. mnw lately. f o7 Cc ) j s a = a . ‘enutiful. ree. ruartere A) €™=} ~e : ‘ a : ase — . ml s “TT 7 : om ; “a / } @iave ia : »A GE sad ration } ' er ' ricit- | . ab wokcas . + itchen ta! 8 Ca } or : ee sca abar (5h Ww snag tpg RANGE . Bl ae ae 3907 pcker®; ” ry heap: no dealers. mornin ee ~~ ee be , , “Soageae: ~ 2, TIF ATING STOVE- . hot st, ¢ 266" Delmar bi! ‘C) ) ag, alere pa (ce) | F ‘ASH — TIME PAYMEN? PLAN. — --- ; ‘gol c ne Delmar 1. . 8907 ronoff, 3966 S. Broadawy abanv = Y. ; : = : wad ches \ Tov pet - a ; is. ane Se or real genuine furniture bargains hats spring and mattress. : Seen) Peomday. | and criffoniers to riatc!, © ~.- i FURNIUCRE INE FUR? H iS UF LHATENS-—Tv perior Radiator n Sian. Se ee RANE =O" 20% cae a vnenal . a ere SPRIN st aprit 5 and “mattress, a, heating | Presser’s whether you want new or vette inbee | 3419 | Park. 4 Aaa ICE ND COAL WAGON— + agg = , ee nahozaiy. & PRIV i HOME Wriitsk > Ret N' A. ne Pera a\ ns. wT} }~6alvTrAe “cae weet : Se ; ve and two chairs; good condition furniture: our prices will save you from 50 SED—_Vi- trola, piano iamy. 3 so 1 good work horse: Fn an eal 11 N Tandevente™ ct" LD: BEDROOM, DiSSsY Sr ER-—Meadium ize soft é heater, a ann axhite enat “~ er AN Ur -+ } eo ee —ste , Cneap T= a : 75 per cent, come in and compare our mi 1625W so )6=— 4215 W Pare. iene DRESS ER “nitto “ler, rus “Sl inw bahia LINING 3 oo Qt ss & Sar Pe ve wA Gran wis et matte: Gheae CI0CA Re nt eS Te" ooo oi VN PA RL OR SUITS “AND DAVEN ENPO®’ oo an‘ a know you _— be er th :; a> - wae new cne : ‘ } in at. (ce) {ts the most reasonable store in t utes. mbi - “ RANGES—One “biu e or gra) + : . ennee ‘tchen cal . “ a. ” at o LTE ' 4 i ‘) siz Ker’ rti = & : , ell Me . I ‘ | yates : zi _ it} Ad nation; like new . a bargain; We carry copes woo beds, — Be gy 5. . aeuwh CHATRS, \ iG. — . or 55” “ott : econ . a ’ }OLOA_Y¥icror. diesels st ae RA NGE—B Dek’ s: - in good 4 condition. ci. Except! Ones valueS in all kinde of bedreom. eecti ar ; bit g Meal. en wardrobe, hita s —————-— . a tf NITURE Davenett Pulte jora4r) ~ |) Tyga: Uilen oc ed Papers ; + ' op gE Renter gy eo. > “te—BRuck's; hot-water connection; 314. ;~ G11 A Nebrask: a y ane ca oot Reig 8» ee room and LIOna oore: oniyv a, k's. oe Seigler DRESSING TAB LE—Oak: ¥ -? rips. m ta ” nd la.rs, usin or BE eisai > | ea She : : oh oA aw os otewee Me a - - iney _ ae erearene * enette suites, ressers, c orobes and u. j il buy itaska : Re ee - daybed, sewing machin ed a) iresser, | - , . tion, hea South End paren o— oe an ot "RNITU RE Less oe eniffoniers; our stock of beds, springs and prem : rte cht Himes 290 a’ aa a! Te -ANGE—Stove; good condition: ¢ — ost ew York Storage, 219 Wash st. mattresses is one of the most complete ir ” .*> rene jae’ OE. EEE NOS err ee Mo rep a , and barbe ber - Se te 4 me re ee» caeeneabeart aaa aie Jd ; -— Orti iy. 72 ipu — 3, large heater, gas fixtures. al and pod range, at : peng a * e094 Dive Gee's Or4] : Agi, MAHOGANY. is : us. are ©o., Dt So aren — =e ae ral white ena ei: @ congoleum rues, — U, a A 4 he in Snsins TO ane SE ee 2 ~ ' er"en 3 ynbination; good “condition; used city; we also have a large assortinent of ruge > & av. Sidney 283. 024K : iINE—Electric , st KL) p21t) Cates ae ) | Hi sKkK—Cole’s h blast ‘gona! H SEHOLD FURNITURE rlor : ti) Ry =.-Black all-iron range, good as new, ehort time. 6929 Pennsylvania. | end floor coverings. Cash or time, Dne mahorcany 3-door, im good 289, Var EDEN Ww AS SHING MAC . HINE—E} oe Soe | amare + re cae re wiley elmar 23481 5 gr, misreiian S201 Vict 4 heay 1954 Pemn st. ia al STOV ES—Two heating: good shape. 4443 IF YOU NE AD FURANITU Ri, SEB oy oC Watermab, eetons bucks Blue & Gray Combinxtion al 1219¢ tee athe “Queen Apne hed- | j am —— Be EATING STOVES of all kinds, Bridge’ RANGE—Charter Oak, large, excellent @p- |G — | PROSSER’S, 3220 OLIVE $T. fone €ebanyv {c ect eennien. cost. $125; elling for | ELECTR STC STON yE—Good as new: cheat dining re fora Vo paterson Age bos Rk ares; mend, conte yes tharter Oak, + wic-tish pearance: real bargain. 4: 323 lee. — a = aner Oak neater reasonable. We also maintain a first-class 1 ches: oak, $38.75. OD8) uck’s high-oven Digc en’ 8923 Ii} lino! 3 av. A - a - aT) - ri - and \ > pate ght . , } ' —s . ay sty . " ° 44 i . t : ~ it Ni \ pitas RA NGE—Bri ige & } Pa 7 B03 condition; 34 ve ‘Kean. me | storage department. Broad dwav. } hel ren OV. LECTRIC DOME—Beautiful, from eegant | Monday agner ros. Storage i ' 1 £41600 bee : other 20 ist NHeare .o8! ih hy : ! : 819A Miami CE ro ers heater: medium : . Aiso beautifu! on, rr jz q’S STORAGE, 2618 Franklin. (°) 5 Westm inster pl. coi ACK yi ffer ‘eae = = - - * ne over anc e } &} h eine oi — ae ae” aes eo Side STO. EM + 5 oreo t heater; en Our Location Saves You sone e; reasonable. "05 ver. > ho Ts—Biankete and rugs; on our 4 40424 . Russel). __ A A ORNITL RE—Jacobes a-ning-roo t rl gg IE et lls pont sap teens a semen cents Oren | f ‘ a * rues, . vere Ort e eee , ’ , ; : age i ” > ' oo “74 _ te — PALS - Pees ; 1 _ es ; we wil ] se|! at 25 r cent reduction}; also wicker floor nee 4 $245X. FIRE LESS COOKE R—Du fo. 55, cos box, Eureka vac ane! pectrse oe ae a el —— pcan ea Play ree Symp ips sey Wi gg eee Rn » Tin lh ont _—-— A ‘E—Buck's range; 2 hard coal heating | large amount of hedroom suites. oe : : e — a " $10 reenal. ; aving cit? 4°41 Har Cc) HEATER—4955 tcholimeyer. versid fering at tue Same Cis ' ou apap i -— harter Oak: coal; good condition. tov ®? gas heaters Call Tyler 2Z0H4R, | 84 | 60.75 each; dining room suites 1367. a NG RANGE—Superior. 6407 Idabo | $27; wil! sell for 9) —— dA — Tiving Foot O04 ) pipe al ; feet free with ¢ onebie 78 Aiska , Pe N “aa aoend $49.75; refrigerators at almost Delt ons : ~-~----—— . .. y~TT Aur _ 7% nn ny in ? > -% ne , ' . . ~ . ee —— - " yrm he | li- / ROOM SET—Bee vtiful; a a lg le: $12: overcoat, mid- | FLOOR LAMP—F oiycnrome — Pa Rata adi. tr ye a aeitul oer , eee enna een Rieke. Leth Cate Ree’ Os “a. a ' hee BUCK’ ’ ood condition; 26 + thn wetct ae >A 9; KO oe, | a We do not wart to carry any over. 43: 3 ; } an : : Tuli I . ‘ ad we a su Oo! cial iat s° | win ’ . D i mA. ' » ion: €10 1713 N Tay! oO (Cc) . ins a Or 43 ite, , oe : : $e All other goods in proportion. Bae fice. 730 Mavie pe . oe mattress. 315 age.| any FO , 94% A Easton ___ — ee ee 44 a ME. . , 7 c ere t a ~ é h k- Th 7 5a- SPOUT on Te i -—- Pian oO, shit d 19 «201 ruse, % rary ' iy ahead Bos Me 9 - ee ——$ ——_ _—- = ATTN RL y “pe —— a . . = —— aaae 4), E—Charter Oak hot ast eater; 4.0. Ve can furnish you trom kitehen to > oy Oak; verge: : 2 4 oem Oak; like new. Call : FOL LDIN al Lv rE 7 \e ¥ OoT) . ’ . ’ we ti! - bY : 1¢ rr’: ali Irae Z \ on av ST Nene ae : RANG “oo d Coa: h eate and other furn most new (‘aba any 1341 Mv. Ac) We rent fold! ian chairs, > ‘ { ? citcnen ut rr fek , colons a Sin — new; baby Pe 7 ’ x Bi Siedon $1. Ben: FOR t BAL a binatio bake. aaah iano, must sell may; all oF OM od AATER—Als HS, both Bucks | veautiful crape no deal neoc app! RA sie > ombin ‘900 s: sahil chen c¢ ipboard, . ndition, Call 40444 1 Russell av. | EDW. A. LA NGAN FURNITURE So. = ay 22 make, gua! ee . ~~ "4 380: Tonty,. Or wl reasonabk 395 echenan yah OF 4 terman. - amall heater A onal: } 2004 Mor ; de your o! : ea t . ; me = © _ STO \ 3 rd coal; aoe t Home — “ i> | gas: way no row $2 aa Bro 3 5M. _——- | SEATE 3 & Beach § T-WATER HEATE RH imohre’ 3 RANGE Goal and gas; Gabler piano; other TO" ig Hs : 1430 Salisbury. c) | Bomont 399. Bomont 582. Central moss. (akg) and ae i, As : 2. 7 + pton. aan Pe nuine lea carved o k pase; i 20. W axn _ en ane 4 - ‘ sm > } b-grade al! . i? boi ‘ ige ~ iperioz ; : ae ‘ “On we . : . 2] 7 — ° | a ® ; i : » OOTT i Lego i is ‘ at ed os \ armmont. tantay ues Lt = 7 ae ae ‘office: bargains $50. | Je‘terson.—_______— po eo cinds, rene set, $25; bedroom set, -—— — = — - - 4 529 N.Y iter, Bar aos rege OT moaagen oe STO \ E—"Rad lant Home” heeter. hard mo § / ENRIGHT, 5070—Two connecting ‘argue’ f room. tonhar -R—RBue 6) ul Sat AL FEB . > SGE—Charter Oak heater. ce size: reasonable. 4501A Evan¢, r ¢ 4012 Choutean av. ; . oh anes floor. FURNISHED FLA T—Contems te) ‘ - dining ae | wel irot , kitchen | 4 LTE Buck e€: od gt } : mie - mAOODS— -620 “S ase cs RA i} ; 427 9 “ : ich 8 a i res i £0VTA 3 ooms, ret floor. southern exposursé, > , -h 4 flat: price reasonable. iano, Vv! i, $4 fine Circassian Hard OF #0 | 28-2 _S Piinciiliitiniens 1 ae ath — — cheap. Apply =** a lin, CT TOVE—Fine heating; no dealers 3330 | gantiy furnished, complete for houss au ti Tue 10 a. m. im good condition; a steam-heate et, piat trol 2°. ; —————— — : . — eoday oes sg. Fe ' McPherson ES st ' ATi) k and bird’s-eye m@-!HEsikR-—-wS 201 ir-tight 30. 2122 TOTTSEHO! GooDs ~—— Heat! ing stove. FR 4 Ue eNamMe.ed : COTO! > ltaska. ) — i wales ‘herent to match, 4 ns Oo: ; an hota and ehiffonies ugs, * wart. : “4227A Kennerly cheat! 3159 Morganfor Victor 2020). | a, yr 7 Sik: | at and hot water, electric; couple; sauce: iiidse & "RAED i—Dak, like — §. Minges. | FURNITURE—Benton _ i 108 Raloree is ol le dressers and Cee eds. china clos- | ————— -——— a sf —_—__—_———- | 35 Cole’s high oven: almo w. 33 STONE ae eee No. 220; bareain. able: must be seen to be apprec Pine = i : - A ? i mre \ : . Lie a4 4 , . : Lh Py 6 ee - . \. . ‘ oDs— GConmente at 4- room 4 } ‘ bh yi Li ? ) ~ pe! ; » ~* . o I ort 1 a 9 “ é Vv? ‘ imuret. -- 4 ’ . at oF ’ al a : = wa e #a Ti . IF Ss i Al NERS AI i kinds; 350 yard . ts BUITE—Mahogany. Apply | Fry PURNITU RFE—4802_ ? We “aah neon ray nity | irni » home or hotel; bar-| __new + L_Tyrolea: Cherokee south. _ lat. , | asonable 7409A Loh 7. ~ = ag aa ae UV E —— n rar oe itary bed: reasonable | or al C= ways 301 Evane. : d Lami Se _ MO? ‘ I me 3st 5 say- ins. 3 ' ve ea ) AT ] nrie!r Og condition ] ver, ew vu™ : s — : yo , P . ke . - —oee 7 : TT | FURNITURE—Fo! $ roo! * 0) | Seri ere —— wane 2 v | Enright Nene | aI o0p. 38: ao Etzel. 24 floor weet. | Soy B—Royal Bu ‘k heater No. 146 tor $10. ~ - to #8 inches in na - eUrtt RA — mahogany; (ve. —_ - Cane we" ¢. ’ es ge re new left GG ; eR ae ee ; sia! ns oe te wey .| Ra tron good Sond tioa; nickel 26° 30 Cass in e€ La h re in. darris. | FURNITUR E—3 rooms. C ‘complete e including used furniture that a , | HEATER—HHare canal; coe ee eS. modern flat, with pia) lano, mugt #e% : 5 Oregon. |) are Seeanea ww : ‘ LE : : a Varn ur han om us 34; ieeourt 5 egg ae tow 9 (7) ke new. _ : : . BTOV E—Bri dee & “Beach; cooking: used 4/ With lower prices and better valu my, cheep. South Bat a hl Past library table: no rugs: $275: can rent fiat Ss 2 er ‘ell it to get our charges; do iiss ths a ae ae ner —— goo pCR NGE—wWhi uick Meal “Be “HOS%A Ttutwrer [Tanner of doing oe: . Gra r. a > ae t in 8 4, eta] pT har sin: uur al ge ] di 4% ‘ : ’ ree Taeeaye 7 “62 - 3 _ ; ‘ ia r~ lining tables, S uD: if 3 - t-bie _. pertect ca tion . get, bedroom ‘t, combination kitche! we oa 922 St. } nar 2 at = ome in let us show you; no trow _— © 4 An4 dom $27. 3221 “Ore- FU TRNITU RE—Fou! T3028 aaee fc) cinc > ] chiffoniers, ° orobe Bs ‘ali hefore ac, 900; (ots STH te. n dining froo! it. gas Cc stove i o baker. cherd._ a ety Bi veg 2 —- STOV 7 —W {leon heate r. W ith coil; $20. Ap- | you our attention Good s say. s. “ re | once; leaving city. . wit i ‘ . > i li a. ‘ _ — a ‘ weer \"s vacuum gieen ‘ mae ,en ry 4 46 i ee al o;rax ‘ (Cc) M . g* a. mite 8 _Breadway. —) a — «ting of Uy at Ri , os * : E—Practically new; a your outfit for light eqeeping. elivere a ted EEN i escineanaietneieiuisen a See ey EE Gp “all before _12 eee n rane S20: 1 im ’ Fa @ Litth St. nineteen an 2 or athe - oa me ae , % Ts. Le Dar kK blue U oa] vie “ | Focker a io nog ~~ or ig +" ! dioes: “a ares ranesscta Sy: aR: RE ————inger sewing machine ree. A cali wiil convince {[EATER—Bridge & a eR Rot, a! Of [ON BED—Nev complete with oak china closet $10. 4 "4210 0 _ Humphrey. BTOVE—No. 113 Charter Scene Gn rine 33 “ong extra nice Gas Fm = “ . : % ‘Sas ——_ 4 = ] , P a 7 4 } | ene her wale ‘ J Z i j y 5 TT) ta) oT) | i be as ° te " : . nance os : ~ " . ee “dresser, ki! west, 2 blocks south Market at. $i] “3018 Sale: ae a aed | KITCHEN CABINET—A bargain. “Gran 5446 Geraldine a*:,. La Goa lett: re ‘3 Practically new? price $00 ‘3 (c) | FURNITU ‘URE—Braes “bed, 12 1 Ale: tight 2 hot-blast. 1 ofl | | ing fabie and 7+ ane RS aes en ne i ee LOCO b reR— Superior p - — | - - — - = — —_ . — ee NJ - r - IN St Vv EB—vV ery ‘ } nolla mi. ” before noon om sETS 1 i __ chairs ym b nat on range. X cota 4: i AS Ru 4 "4 rE | re 4i ] W hite ename t ; 4 ~ nt : a as bea a bot ath ¢ at “ 7 ‘¢ ] *- “ ~ -- ene nena a= > HEA’ ’ a’ a 18 }ior af shc e D rend wring: r; ivory . ‘es " n o 4 or mahogany “ noinat : >» “ ; 7 - : : ; s ’ ’ ' TT r= 2 = I R- --! Duie ick Meal; blue ‘ .~ ' , BI ‘01 D . - —— andl : * hho “deale . rs 1437 A 37 Ari: Li ngro” % —_—_——_— os ——_ ——— - —— eee se ee ae bes aWaey with scratc hing the. ~g email room or sleeping 1. ST ero same. Levy } ROOK ShITE—4604 Virginia. (c) tan mn mua aoe ae LL LL LLL ALO LO _5366W. £915 McPherson. DC : aot Un e—Oak; > will s gac- 7 vTan oe, mit its a. Sail > 2. | enamel. ij ¢ hipnewa. — ¥ relics [ERIM eNO ne NET SEL” period | ety ie, > -—Bridee & Beach; | Su for brand: Loos “mal ~ SUITE—Beautiful 10- -piece | No ‘ ————- |G AS RA? ‘GE —l ike new; cheap for carh; “ATER ick’ t blast, $10; Kitchen tng. _ bany 9" ————w. wale ee) r condition, tor $30. 2617 Dal- | TABL “oO moh ie =; ron | “> | in hogany 2 ru -- ' ———— = ae jison ~ heater, no_ ae an le 7 = 4 ; ! r " “ Pa = i : G0n A_E se: tin ae ~ GA * Bay iabtor; ike new: chea> AEA [ TERS AND RANGES S| to $24. Cord . - ons aie ge roe . T?nion ek SER ER Teeth iceaineat’ taken in trede durias SS pty AA nd = 5S80CW. : si . Place; secondhand furniture FU ELRNITU 2 E— yn )-room —————— EE TENS ONY gE a ET MOwTt o740 Easton ITCH IN Be i—~Lar > .| will not last iong a price; ure i! — se tindell 'g301. SAS Bz Charter Qak; heater and coa: — - — , lan & mt mable. 705 Inte NG E -—Br \4ge & Beach, with gags connec , , : ome gike: meow matt wee only. Levy Bros., 311-13-15 8. | separately. 4150 \ "Maffitt. _L. ndeli 8: eas | VAS 3 St. a incent. Hi “Wilson: medium size; used one a . eocusts goane e “ RAD n: cheap; good condition. 4104A N. large tine of sew "Tange. fron. ihe | wt md desk 2145 Adelaide ~~ nesota av @ TF: ER—1] ally new Peninsular. Tiz4 See rat . ~ . wh en am ». 1° 4012 c “bh rciteau av J ; bs ‘ ide ul i + = T ? t Aii to AY. ‘ NGE 5— Buck 8 blue ename an LTO “4 - rf ‘ —~inine “and “bearo m c a es ert _Pacot : lb at once, cas = —0 new, and gmail Wilson heater. 5505A 0 CLE Roe ofa $10 delivered tn Ph e Cent. 5 ny grandfathe > aloal " 2 " on 169L = . | ‘ "2 - &. Sp ing ST — , t : { of 4 room Tat , re . ] . ~ 4 = keoping s aA ly 0) : pr & | FcRNITURE—Conte nts | 29°90 Per! * RA NGE Sosamnill) uick Meal: blue enamel. — ————__--_——— but as good a8 new, for % price. K art Cole’a hot-blast heater. Lillian Hat Shop, | 7254 Rarah avn Mao! lewood. B C WwW ‘ SHING mahogany end, $5 382 rooms —* = ——— ate ae oe EP me FUR INITU RE—For ‘5 Cnte Br ls ate. {c) G AS RANG E—H! gh oven. William Haene:.., ——— ommeren ——i KITCHEN R 4 ~~ ridge & “Beach _* ‘ambinat! om: . ” Bu Buck’ 4: ger bit ee." h ede furniture, ru jan 6523 | 5) Asay ren’ * flat __ 83 10 - ; IR21A S. ath st. EATE R—! Large size, Charter Oak an d water box on | legs S471 Montana er RANGE— 1) ‘01 = og on; sonable 44” K os- Ware rman, ©4 floor east. Gabany Z00. for cash, Ov 244 | eee, | enna 2ESS =. a a ~ ‘ . ee Olive. ——————sjdeonard, | GAS RANGE—Rugs and other articles. Bass EATER—Bridge & Beach: like new: very spr ngs — 4 a wae. 4 lo ny earriawe. 2849 Pestalozzt. Sid table. fernery. S670 Kingsbury, @partment CLEANERS FURN ITU Ri Bedroom set oe ORY : ‘ aopteon: Bellefontaine Eaet (iret , fax aw. EE » Mar 4 ‘4 CASH or TERMS call Sunday. _O2ti es — ee : CATER —_lLaree rior heater: ! 90d if pr : Lindell BA bd Ire, new 6 1801 Russel! _ | HEATER arse ‘Dar! r heater in 2 i tt : 3939 W ashingt on. sinde: 4471 Arco FU RNITU RE b—— Sto ves, rues, ~ furnitt j 7 ts = = $20. 8909 West- cor AF fon: La urel hot- blast A4 99 Bart- CE ATHE! q“{ V1 — Library ‘y tab 6. ireage = Olive. . en — oe fils. \ ) | | 4616 N. 20th Bt. : , e ; a ) FURNITU RE—Living. = Br iway. (c) 'G RANGE—Liy ing room “set, rugs, etc ~~ —_— - + ] ap 3904 | S 0 jm —_— oe: : 2 ‘ ’ —Me I sir ht usec like hew, ' Leather, cheap. >. Call oo suite; sell cheap." inday, 4261A St. Louls av. __ \T! R e's airtig! sed 3 months Kinds: | am i a Pa are ‘| BULKEY—Lloyd reed, with top, oy ~& |) Ri—Peavtiful enul nish , r-piane; rell _separacce.__- na a. ‘RS—Bridges «& Beach: one ofl heater. 4 oo s ad, SPanis 3 a art 6512 sennosece: — SAGA . 121i N. Vandeventer - | §369 Lilien ‘SUN PARLOR SET—Big bargain; other | MACHINES 5 MOD aN iu ELS . ve Ex ‘ ee i , ve a ans son" = eae re ea . 1 : | : LE — ‘ne oreen . i ‘OR’ change new j008e- ccushion ‘IIR NITU TURE —LIv ing-room HH. ta ae 18 GAS RANGE — Mea!: good condition. Moore's; look like new; real bargain. 2 E11 CHEN oT PRO ARD—Extension a ath wv em _| SUN PARLOR sCUiIiTe—W Wicker: hign vd Fa ; ict ures and rug: Vernon neap - ic . . : nev £45) _____— Sl couc h, bric “42 rac p pa LAM] 'S—B ri ige an 4 Ti lano “beautiful ghad es, condi tion -— ~~ s water TABI D1 ning- room “table and 6 oe |] - ¥ See our line of Electric Fix-* GAS RANGE —Peninsula: TABLE—cCabinet type, for kitchen bostw” lcer . d G71 1° enarre l 24 4 ; hinne wae no dea) ars; call Monday n ore: eS eee GUARANTED FOR ONE YEAR 3 f = a i e. : “ROC : FURNITURE ge oie heap; leaving «it) ition e 2 lad, nvet’ 2: ! a TABLE—Oak. 4117 Rus- chairs, chiffonier, etc.; cheap, (7) i ; real _ch ee 42 JA Fila, ia SAG a a hogany . shelf, site. 4 SA; NGE—C “ombina tion, | Quiek 33 1. afl en-. broiler _ and oven on side of coal range; | |) ition; ; . ™ ton. dow ve eterna - Scaenggeme ot a ° . a. hifforodes, large eize mB ..'. ME 2. — : ‘ c o20k Pe netairs. eee ty $5, and gasoline xe GAS RANGE—Quick Mea! nearly new; #)s0 eventet atta , LIBRARY TABLE ohmant as G —Charter Oak, Princess,” with ) .| er come to 4222 Hartford st. os —y W i fi cyomn, aimee at new FO RANGE yy eh Pd evening after A or eny evening Buy the Thrift ay. 7-piece ining (c) elevated oven ; ———F i ishin cS) : , ors i Se. 4 1 eae a egal he cal’y ee oe FU FURNITURE oars . Aaa Ra sees ent Gt eam ” ; on a ry 4 Ke Om rie he oa - RA ANGE-—~ ‘amb! nat fon, blue Quidk Meal. STOV ES a Ranses ond heaters, nitchen cabi- te joor ee | enandoeh, | ; LEU RNITURE—3 rooms, ; 11 | op Mondey. 2021 _Snens me a210A De_Tonty— GAS KANGE-—Also_ coal range end, shall) HEATE R—Sparkier; like new; No. 17. 3414/ — in fine order el. at 3: i rk. KITC HEN CABINETS. of all RANGE ._.ole’s high-oven, used 6 months: ~~ wt! pacr! flee: ’ vMinnescta. 4 —RY) Vv : Yenport for men’s ‘alluring, | atuffed and cane, cheap. Sidnev 16825 . 'Sefterson =s silastic x hall clock, Axminster runner, Drasg ry NAGE Superior: me KO oa con ition: ulso wil- ne® includes desk, floor lamp, chairs, EUREKA ACUUM | 77 | Maffitt. GAS S RANGE—Quick — Meal; good condition ; “906: nianc. Bee S ANGE =) soo r k, ed. cheap. H Davis, - hair cker 3308 | and slightly uscd. c8) minster, first floor - eH on , —"* chair a es sed KA ANGE—wWhite enamel combination coal and __refrigerator. 75 vounds. Forest tures and Appliances. Estimates given on old and; © enamel Ti : ay : . mt ¥ Sone white a SrR°4 Page Seen rene eee yt “Rr. ,NGE—Great er Majestic 6-hole, a HEATERS—Wi leon or Col Hot ' chea?. amel, new style $ perfe |. pr ice $50: also new c rane he ye atin 40. 40 Folsom, fikbATER—Bri dge &B it blast; rie big gtoc - back. * fee ttien; _ 8 Th :* < Pam ot the week after ee =A : i ok . c) rv . ; | 4 : ee ! | ‘

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ST. 18B LovuIs ee 350 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Ho ee POST- HOLD GOODS FOR SALE) SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES -DISPATCH. ! suitable for show | | BOSTON FERN—Laree, 6243 Julian; ( Call afte: Tenter ay. bee 1 nished: ROR4 — ee ee RNISHED Delmar } dL. eh by fornished: RNISHED F piano est 9OTAW FLA’ heat et PL A 1 ar window other pilante. oT Detar; 4 Rr i?) | P LANTS—3 ; can “goa for decoration. poe He Ingham Annex. _ | PRIN | =——S 10 varieties of ever- " = =" ‘lina ou wheaeii. in pets; also many 4702 W “Nature! Bri Age. } hy; ‘rea Rt He iR -REES—T wo. , laree, he “alt | sonable. R F. Schaefer. 1 5 8. Alfred, | SODDING Kentucky biue grase; work guar- anteed ; Wm. Horan, 3888 Lincoln, De!- = ~ 7) ; nar 3073X. Sed, eet Sends | —————————— Tont y. “rooms, bath . V6i6A WN , 5 __Room_ 305 seul IN moon, S450. blooming. th Tare niants -_—— eo ee fur. $3 IC T—S rooma, neatly imnished: price compietcly For- rooms. inciluced: a bargain ee tT nished: re 14°90 A PURNITURE—2-r room wanted; cay Sun D ~~ RNISHED nt S50: N Kine s Delmar 348K. furnished, hath, Con ! " for qu! ick. ‘sal ee eee _ ‘HOUSEHOLD eons WANTED FLAT-—5 4503A Mary PERNISHED FLAT—S roo ms, tifuily fZrafonoia: supply of rooms, heat fur-| income Sv": no dea. a 3 hichway. | MACHINERY fiat: can be rented if, ‘Wanted ay or any day next week. lie av B Ol > R VW td -—Steam. Call Rivers.ce + rooms der P U. MPpP— 2—E88 Wtd.—No. 35 Swain, oryequ —" bie to 60" 2 15" lathe. Box A-336. Post: | R19 Fy STEAM h. D ~ Call 3144 what have you? l= i » | large or cash SORD. furn! iture, or ss a oo ‘el ings, ama!l ats; | ices paid 5 or Deln: ar ce! FRASS REDS Wid.—i?r tion; best prices . CHIFPORGBE other _furniter e. Tvier CHINA finish: Renion 10°OW. CH “¢€ *LOSET must HiNA CLOS cabinet, ‘An Ane FEATHER BEDS Wtd.—Live geese features | nd down, from 50c to ana down comforts made to omer. Pillow | sil Riddle st. (c67) j ~FCRNITURE- 85 FUR: pianos. de FCRNITURE Wtd—$5000 worth of fur- niture, Goldberg, FUPNITURE for moving. C35326eas. J atrsgih Le A large or smail welling; lar re l ed . Storage. Cabany 6030, De'- gus: Wrd —Axmineter rugs an 1 Ww ta — na, CL OSET — Tab lea. sideboard, and iinoleums. Call any con: ndi- | . Dispatch. {c7) | TAOS es Ce) | -& Wid —Barbour Boat Cn.. gz “Mo san me se Sh ic) 4 ' INISH} R Wid.—aA small 2d elec: | eariy English ‘* trical, 115-volt; a 3t shoe finishe P. | in first-class conditio: _Robdinson. lL, ake wood. Hil. (©)' STATIONARY GASOLINE ~ chairs, ~ Kite hen | 4-horsepower or ove! | rances, rugs | Houseboat. foot of Bremen et 2021 Shen-| TABLET MAKING Mac HINE Wtd.—-And} (oc) } any other used in the making of drugs. pieces L th dell 2839. T. & M Sey yy A: °81 8M. SHOE I ee nm. in Supt ENGINE “i = Little Ks sheers. ete Rrv TUBS, heaters, , Monday, fa. Co.. A A A i ec Refore selling 6557. M. | Kapla RNITURPE Wi Te. Lin: del | 131. rugs. Wid. Wes wed. Orcutt contents of flats, dwellings. 9162) Hefore Linde}! 611 Grand 250. Victor 746 Alfred Burk, — 1" te Market. ALL machinery LED and sold pe TY echt Machine Ce., ep Ft... St. Lonia, WANTED-——25 to $1 per !b.: pillows i? e Ha ar IVULC (ch) eall Central Franklin. (cti8) bric-a-brac, 30 RW, 110 or 220 voits, DC engine-generator set. Box A-S1”. | prick sue? | Ca Post-Dispatch Ce.. V ISE s—S 7 For Sele | _ ain | AIR COMPRESSOR—Large size: 6x3x6: | W' OD | good condition. 819 Franklin. AIR COMPHESSORS—Curtis, with tank and_ 7 motor; new; 136. Acme Electric C*., 221 Market st. Va: (99 AIR CUMPHESSOR—C ‘urti 5, and gar battery echarger, one e'éctr _cube vulec an{zer; bargain. 4300 Gi} AUTOMATIC -_ n, "457 a am ftU 8, eS i nl gelling oe a (e +) —Cash cr in ~ exchange t End Storage Co. 3016 | (cB) | Tun- ' Sieam | On av con*’ents of | > ots; test | —Badls. (R) TUR etc. Auction ¢ PNITURE Wtd.—Highest cash price for kinds «sf hou contents of f Cal! “o.. 7407 Lucas avr. SWITCH—For your air pressor; priced right. SWITCH—For com- Heath. Lindell 2225. sehold goods, furnitare.| BAND SAWS—22-inch and lats, pianos, a a-orac.| in stock. 8. T. Hatcher sizes & Co., 30-inch si 3065 | 2160 ~=—iéRR«. I +] Market st. Lindell 262. ~ | BARGAIN—1t Fay & Egan No. rice. eTVRNITURE VW'td.—Large house furnishings neeécd badly; must ews goods for branch store; wl Stoecker & rane 1928 Franktin av. _Bomont 2°. Central 127. (c99) 1c) tors, 12 “386 66 south- or email feed rip-saw, edger and jointer machine. ! C. G. & F. A. Hugh, 1506-02-04 N. Broad- | way. Tyler 1520. Ceatral 4792. _ (ed) BLOWERS AND FANE—We carry a larwe stock ot all styles and sizes both new 745-{t. 950-{t. 1155-ft. | 350-f¢. pay highest | -FURNITURE WANTED BADLY | AlY Geccriptions. large and sma!! lots: Aents fiats, SCH .. Delmar 2085. Forest |. 475-ft. St. Louis Ventiiating and Sheet 700- ft. 1208 Ann, {c99) | | OlLER—60- horsepower, with 6Q- foot: stack, fine condition; cheap. Banner Packi: Co., 135 Besee PN TS ic) | oane. BOILER—75 wil} allow 85 Ibs} 20 or i con- ighest cash prices. TR, 4455 Page bil. 395% (6°) | ' furnish Furniture Wanted steam; in sae conditon; will sell cheap. | plumbing Jusiin T. Flint Laundry. 42°O Finney. (C) | catalog! ue, BOILER—One Mueller hot water; 1900 sq water; 1900 aq. NG feet; can be seen at 42582 Arsenal st. be- | ? Cc) PAPER CU TTER—34"’ be ard eutter: cheap miultigra (608) | PANTING 98. | | REGENERATIV E range: will | REGENERATIVE SET— demonatrate an 1M HATING | 47°06 . Gay at 4371 L. ac nlede. ‘KS—Two, cap AA ity, Century | TINNERS'’ “DRI LIZ ING liat na m0 Tri 28 27.29 819 1a le > é t ic n anal oprices A WOODWORKING s ' BoOT- WATER fIOT-WATER boil no bol! boiler INDEPENDENT SU MACHINERY For Sale ) ver: aioe, 30" a 819 Frankii G MAC HINE Kk iit pow moae Rox : F 170, Post-Dis ~~ PRBESs-—Chaud: pilet; hand press, At 7 Carroll MAt HINE RY—8x12 whe & Pri at new for ror ct Lp ted ~ 3x19 | 8, cases Olive LS ine inted on truc tas soline 3 teth new ene if. ‘7° i\ea HBL = > CCE a1 ER—At 2 RE 8e: 1 500. m.: nt pull ‘ 4 =... het ore removal: they will carry 125 poun SERVICE -Dis | working prosavre {neuire John 1 ee Pne-* ee ont 1444. aS Grand 2485W. JHOVSPFROLD _.. small tote. Frank © Koller Works Co.. 1400 5 _ ta ot. (99) | BUCKETS—Rebuilt +5 Yd to 2-yd. an used. S. T. Hatcher & Co., Market st. Lindell 262. — —_ ee 3865 om my lot Bomont. Con- - eR) > nrGsa ~ Cahenv THS wea. zaneud SEPARATOR—700-Ib. Viking; nearly new: at big bargain. Call Monday, 1908 Market. reasonabie. © alt “ colores: oa will buy your furniture and : best price. Bola WE es best price for household (goods. 2219 Grand 6403. made to order; - reasonable prices. . _ 1534 Warren st. ry Lad 1235M DRILI S—S855 and ae othe | DIES Bomont 854, tediang __Grotemeyer. W eekly eh Shouteau. | ELEC ELEC RIC bench grinder; 820 N. Grand. in stock; $30: cheap. Heath, Lindel! 2225 314 Ms TROOP ; pay spot cash for cane Po nbn or smal! Morcan. Central 642% —— ee house furnishir«s: | ELECTRIC GENBERATOR—Compiete, for | Fon Auction alee H.-D ). motor sevcle. 10164 Hornsby. ena oe. ELEcTRIC New s: best price. 5014. Ww AR DRORE Wed. —Fi {th single ailass door: size cedar chest: H-229. Post-Dsi. also rae sorrble. 'a rfe a Rox will buy your furniture t or ae Pm omy one ton nd@_ other mono-rall. - G. F. Hugh. 1500)- v2 oe electric . ow 04 N. Broadway. Tyler 183 20, Centra! one g ever you ic ENGINE—2% horse wer; new; ba: ‘gain. ——. rive 2, Equipment Co., 854, Bomon price must be 17th and Walnut _p0.¢ 100 POUNDS of old feathers: vav 30c to Mc for old Belmar 8656. Forest 787. 44°26 Pare ARE YOU SELLING OUT? +» YT will buy your furniture. rues, viety Has, | ones. ENGINES—Boilers, pumps, heaters, motors, lon ony air compressors, machine tools. machin-/, ~~ Montana Feather Co., 'ianks ery built to order and repaired. — Rani- | j (e) be aqpprente of flats. --+ ming Machine Co., 308 S. 1st st., St. Louis. | vet (C09) i ENGINE—32- horsepower | single- -eviinder hor Lin. Ql} izontal Fairbarks-Morse oil engine; good | ea condition; can be seen in operation at Po- | ; lar Wave Ice and Fuel Co... 3626 Olive. GOLDBERG, SFUING ELE¢ class m: "our repair work 4th st. ing ‘special ran tanks, pul: must be so new pr arket + st Bargains lot: pu! . A. STERN, Both phones. “TRIC MFG. CO. sells quality: a motor or generator absoluteiy ad _ to co the work Main 4546 SF) 4 35 S. 4th st. = ateria at- cl ass lis are What you get Pan Electric Miz a modern ethine chen fer buiid- machines. tools. dias. stam’ machine products and ma! prices reasonable. Almetal Mf« _Man ester av (c% —_——_—_——— MUST VACATE fn all mat erials that { have left Ii-beu™ms, pips, angle iron, sheets eys, sha fting, etc.; everything id within 30 days at bargain prices ; 17th and Cheatnut sts. (ek) Hornbeck & Hardie Electric Co. reminder for motors. a. c.*or ad ice list: sizez up to 50 of - new % h. vp. site a c., $14 each (c99) EVERYTHIN 1G IN PITMPS and refittec { ow et rumps in rtock; stean deer weil cen «rit re A. MP AND MACHINERY C9 Granite Bidg Both vhoues. cba) MUST VACATE in all materials that l-beams, pipe, angie leys, gehefting. etc.; : s0ld within 30 days ate Tth and Silnciaten ats, ee «#£! I nave Machine Shop Work Ask for Plants Department. _ _ (e) EQUIPMENT—Complete genera! shee, ARTM AN binding Mmanwines AUTOMATIC SEWING MACHINE—Ch TRO lien av. — and used; prompt shipments; send us ing uiries. Coleord- Wright Mchy. and sere new | PTE G4 A et SEWING MACHINE—Singer tailor machine. $448 Easton. (c) | FLOOR SURFACING, SANDING 3 SEVING M ACEI E—Drorhead Binger: | il before 12 a. m. Sunday mo a condition. $15. Grend 5209). tc) | St. Cialr 222aL. (cy : 'iNG MA NE—Si ingest drophead: like | FOKD: SON TKACTORS—7 used; 10 con- ~ Whew : r;_ bargain | at once. Ry Co., 1223-20 N. Broadway, St. ~y dies, 1 (os MACHINS! floor Centra! 42838L tory. W IN & machinists, 21 S&S. Otn at. ————————— ——— hine ory mode! work, punches and ianufacturing: large modern issier Co., 617 N. Broadway, 5th (cBB) omninz.iC B.A Tools, Murdock. | ereie mixers, gasoline or steam; one 7x10 SEW'NG MACHINE—Dropbead; Domest! | . Call meee 4122 Camelia. " cies, metal patterns, stamping. 1345-47 &. B'wiv MACHINE AND TOOL WORKS— experimental work, fixtures, (cf) Sa American hoist and —— engine, at a real bargnin. Call Main 2 ee ' tools. “EWING nrice 4 ACHIN®—N Linton. Call Central 9373 1500, fects water radiation. J. Mcdri te & ing on 50., 1 if 5 h for and 1607 Olive st. nger; new; fa. WE Gesien and build special dies, and manufacturing. Clyne DEngtnaer- St. Louis, Mo. (cfd) stampin phone us. G 408 Dolph Bldg., inger; sews r-! ICE MACHINES—Two 10 and 15 ton: " oo. Banner a Co., 135 Rus- ge] ic) a Oae latest | i tors new and wood : Thang bi. Linden 3590. ‘©! | “40th sf. REPAIRING and diate delivery. rebulliding of electric mo- generators; any make, any size; used motors in stock for !mme- French Electric Co.. 108 S. ané — ee -_- ———————- Sr i --- — | LATHE working. 4127 Peorest | oat Sas new style: LATHE—Drill ae. 20-in. shaper: ; . per: Dbar- Delmar. fc) | gain. 1115 yler 48. (c) aad:' LAT E—14’ = a : bargain. ‘19 Franklin “ a WE have ing spe ings, eg my pecans eculpped: $18. 4950 Delm--. Singers: dronhead . spene. ee York Storage, 2419 Wash ~ , abinet ty? ‘class condition. $26 R4ABQA Pentatonst (c) c) | GMA Beh. Neer. like new, $25: Shoe patcher. ‘coakiuen Minges. se ; YY. and Stinger. Gaeadtes fo LL Hat N - Owed 6 months: CHiN new; sar” 2322 Vie. | oe ~ apm T2e4 Lodge bed screw machine produ rcts and pectarint; prices reasonabiec. a modern machine shop for build- cial machines, tools. dies, stamp- manu- Almetal Mf- (c7) ——— 7 Manchester ay. LATHD—Stnctly “ie 2 & | qu CK | Shipley, swings change gear; parenie price, for immediate | ‘TOOL, mile. Phone Elitott & Stephens" Mach. Co.’ Frecial LATHES—Milling machines. drill presses, | metal grinders and other machine tools; «ls#o en- gines, boilers, heaters, steam Ey power | no t 4raphea stamping: | MACH'NE AND —_ -—--——_ ——__- DIE AND MACHINE TORK. machinery: experimenta! work, reasonahie rutes. TOOL CQ., 22 S. Broadway. a ———- - pumps, air compressors, motors and gen- . | @rators. John Ramming Machine Co., %3U8 | S. lst st. Main 119°. (cOs)) | FADIO SUPPLIES 4 ATHES—Screw machines, grinders, drill | presses, tapping machines, bolt cutters, milling machines, presses, shears and other | arts. metal-working tools. new and used: elso a unday 1 complete line of belting. pulleys, hangers, N. Gran: | sha om — general factory onemnn oqul me ST. LOUIS ry 509 8, Fou plifier, MACHINE 'ATTENTI lower fr repaira of all makes . Broadway. (cf) Ss. W. G. Co. (cf9) wire and phones: ON—Radio ices; men, buy parts we have a complete and 1025 or open evenings norning. Electric Sales Co 1. a “ ~ crvstal sete. or Sunday morning, — BAFGAINS—One tube set, one two- step am- 1025 N. |Open Sunday all (a) Grand ger drophead; Annie ayv., Sree ully € yu] pped. 24°: _eve n ngs &86 N Bth , CAL i il@ i328 rt. incon of description. CHINE— No. 66; 00 m slacgric te $10. 199938: every “E argest Louis. Singer; latest style grown Machy. co.,| &T ,® at seereponel dDargain. ction: stock In St. 232 Yu her ‘HINERY—1 Curtis S’'xS’' double cyiin- | der at bohbin. | d@er air compressor, 1 Deans dop, pump. . S15 ert: | 18% "'x14"'x10; 1 Bimplex mangler, 12°* | GENUINE | 1 Cochran feed water heater, 24° x24" x60", m 1 Day dough mixer, 3-barrel capacity. Wm $33 95; _Ellison & Sons Mfg. iinger leon, ) Co., 1020 N. Gth. | 8&3 a be MACHINE SHOP EQUIPME NT — Large stock, both new «14 used lathes, miliers. Grill and purch pleeses, saws, grin ters. etc.: woodworking and pert. moni tools. McVDONALID MACHIN ‘CO... “Machinery is Our saldaioe Name.” Tyler 1042. 1631-833 N. Broadway. ‘c®0: , oo a MICHINERY FOR SALE , o eee plant, 2 k. w.. year old, running seca {; cheap, porn with larger size; bat-. nite tery | if desired. W.. 1006 Fullerton Bie« 6: MOLD—Wikinson 2-cavity , 1508 East Grand. | MORTISER—Hoilow *h?* 1 s*awe : distinct: onstratio (ir-eer | RADTO vulcanizing. | __ $17.50. RADIO phones, chisel machine, new. tty mee Fepeeresd asese. | Lindel tong! cr" oer mneer button sewer, n. Made peer ef eae & sewing ae BOOKS AND PERIODICALS - oe and exchanged. . _—_— —_—— ~- — Hatcher & "62 sentury, “half horse power: a. o. Ca, 3665 Market st. to order rz —_ | PHONE S——2000 ohm Manhat tan. with pl } HONE — S80 t —— — -— SET —Cabine t 28 RADIO MAKER, & reasonable if your ra do my years’ experimental and Ban ufacturing experience {s at vour service nominal! Jaffereon 3.N. Otr. Shea) ESCO OMETY free. Henry Berth. SET—With phones. 2908 bo French detector or amplifier tube, ost sensitive and economical: with wock st. t-volt tube, clear radio fre- ruaranter } { ‘0D . Peanut detector i, with socket, $9.45: r an isformer, $2.95: ai! d, Federal Engineering ‘ R # use’, $° OS Trar 8°" (reer rece iver hear kes new na guareriteed to New Denver and intermedlate stations: ba tteries. Travp. nhones, vening. no tubes. nm any e style: ‘installed, Lin jal) 4°07 SET—Cabhinet 41°51A Ohve nt stvie, T S10 Ay — erry ay Cabinets ma ie crilled: prices attention! aad 2 1 r. panels u 2710 Utah Vill teach the ac o Franklin RADIO (c) MOTOR—1 h p. Advance, ai single ge a eath, Lindel 229% : ele phase, HE | hone for S185: 16-88 GOTORS—_For sale or rent. all sizes, new and weed; wiring: repairing «nd nate lien. Acme Electric Co., 221 Market at (oR —— ee OTORS—Alternating and direct current. “— generators, for sale or rent. Ask for M5 list cc a 106. Pan Electric Mfg. Co., Flectrica time. M RADIO- ’ al- | 448 Eeston av.ic) —_— M oy NE——Sinzer achine or ere. com repaired ca!! Pine st With oe mani S15: $3. other books SPECIAI tubes, variometers. CORRE “SPONDE NCE COU RSE—- new eset Hawkins large X-ray tube, call, Sn au ( ‘a* ea 1 Guides, $8: errwe atthew Z. Krick S—Antenna | outfit. “com: . $2.5 3000.- ohm 35c ; aR stock variocoupler transform- Val’s, 1000 (c89) plete receiving sets. ma Olftve 2170 _ {082) -P., single phase, 10, now, h. -| %. 1, 2. 5. ud to 76 h.-p. Wiswel! Electric. éi0 Lo radio pa! variocour “Mar ated ai _tric _Co., ‘ tion: ij — ; B4AO4A ¢> > $s ' mae cy We 12x18 A ; 2 i | ' i i i Forest 682 Pinner | . AUTOMORIL E workmanship; on il ‘LOT. igal- -AbDat- | ‘OVERLAND OE | MONEY le ft TOU RING CAR Wrd. = Eexchange MEYE “R—Printing and book- Phone | (cO9) | fac- | machtrery, | ‘any autormobdile a _ Bring a today ‘JUST starting. I want 50 auto- IDEAL ! (cO9) at, stock cf | is not giving satis. | 37°3 (7) | /month. Any make or model. Pay | $100 to $2500 spot cash. us.| sacrifice your car. We will pay _you more than any other dealer. Bring your car and take your: with 3500- ohm ' Yahlem Wants write, any aon ae | condeneers, | or delay, | Lindell 807 RA DI 10 CRY STAL, RADIO SUPPLIES | A U nion. rses and Vehicles, Store Fi ixtures, Typewriters and Miscellaneous Wa TOMOBILED eS ae ES’ 2349 N U EW “A” BATTERY PRICES. x De Rd See CLOSED TYPE, MAHOGANY FINISH, Repalring and ‘Painting 6V., 60- AMP.., $s ; -. ty SO- AMP. ‘ S15. ? 6V., 100-AM.. 120-AM.. $20. Cyl inder Grinding SPECIA TYPE. HEIMAN } BI ih 5. Bé , L OCUST. ) Als ‘ er: inks h afts rep ting ma- | chine work MODE RN AU 4601 13 Olive Forest so RePal rth . FOR-SALE AND '#. & H. . LINDE R GRINDING WANTED | ee gear man's, scored ylinders repa tre: -| ADVERTISEMENTS CONTINUED ON PAGE 22. re 2012 oversize piston rings H. & H. MAC HIN CG.. 4274 E: ston: Linde!l 2163. Delmar #94 ’ iieaiinastaiasiiininairS AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING HOODS, FENDERS, TAN? Don't throw your radiator away. We can save you money. We make @ > gece of repairing «]! makes of radiators order. ETT & : Phone Bomont 2485 3326 Olive. —_— —- eee = — ' Radiators Repaired, Rebuilt and Exchanged for New SPECIAL (ZING ON RADIATORS AND - RE PAIRING THIS SHOP ‘\F.- ’ WORK OF A TYPE REC. out-of-town. LEADING FIRMS AS THE minimum 2 ! ‘ST IN ST. LOUIS insertions Te PIONEER SPECTALISTS 1 -. OUT OF TOWN, CRATE ‘YOUR RADIATOR AND SEND IT TO US FOR_REPAIRS. THE SERVICE WILL BB ———eemenoreemcmes | PROMPT truck Wants |p C ROHDE. 4135 Olive et., St. Louis, Mo. Lindeli 2610. Delmar 2610 (c9O) AUTOMOBILES Solid agate. 5c tine. 25c dai/y 30c Sunday: liner. Three or mor Kine discoun: For Hire FOR HIRE +— an with -ton ioh 140 N Mth, pas en " C¢1LOS¢ “T ler 181: Hw. sedan: lable ‘ =f a le ~ -New, refu! driv er: Garaging, Sterage. Oteaning GRAND-LACLEDE GARAGE, 615. > ficient service: heal tiful reason La- car 36 18 , I , prices right; FOR HIREF—New ® or 3 ton truck, anv kind hai ne Cc mite acts solicited; reasonah.: Linde}] o469J, e ( Wr -_-? ‘Par PRAN =TiN Cos ~ clase condition : Locust at. Kom FORI — Une ; FORD—C: oupe “abany 1492 lor inter Pos City for a with cab. ars 2744M._ LIGHT TRUCK Wta.—c ‘all at 2028 Daito ey R00 west. Marshall 802x ay —-F xchange Buick roadster fo r 4045 Washington. FORI et ~—r-v- “ae - - oe Se Con ¢ on Wtd—Coune or gedan wh, or: condition | . give particulars ic - ae FORD—1921 r Dienatch and Fre nkiin. jit ‘loaned on automobiles; late sae FO BD—1921 coupe cars bought, sold. Anto Auction Co., 1210 others. Olive st (omy SPEE!) SI ER Wtd—Or roadster; trade Ford roudster or coupe: nay 4ifference. 672 1919 coupe. 3029 ey ive st FOR D—« oupe 1942. end hody: good tires: for cessaries; bargain; terns car: Dodge preferred, or FORD—1922 . oupe, in the best possible for sale or .race. ANT N. r vou ze). BLIVES , Olive st, Bomort 2605 (eT) #50000 FOR AUTOS need 100 cars: 4524-26 Delmar. For- est BRSh Delmar 1086. Ford. Dodge. Buick Hup, Nash, etc. We pay Detter prices: try us. Bring your car. 4524-26 Delmar. ( (c8) BRING ME YOU? AUTOS Buy them all: any $25 to $30 pay almost list for new jodges. Chandler, H when unable to pay a mee _ 1%- ton truck with cab a light tourirg any late model, nev 2917 a nrosdway.—_ sta arter. “demo untable rims Decker wheel. 3°06A Wroming. 'FORD—Coupe; 1921; wor wonderful! condit ion lots of extras; must sell, 6203 Gravois. rORD—Coupe; 1921; new cord tires: extras; “$200 Lindell 5145W. 4115 Lindell. eee ee + ee —~ FORD—Late 1920 coupe. 2715 Shenan foah, between 9 a. m. and i p.m. HERE EON ek RD—Coupe, 1017, $150. Mitcheil-Tie- "| mann Auto bo., 3 $932 Olive. Lindell 2741. | FORD—1922. coupe: like now ; extrns; cheap; trede. terms. 2506 Jefferson. mor; | FORD—C onne 19271: fir t-clase. as2W, | extras 2°76 ceeh Co! Tax 1020 | FORD—Coupe. late model, ' equipment; very cheap, 6341 Wells. | FORD— Coupe, Oi: cheap for cash. Arth ur av., _ Map! lew ° FORD—Coune: rood _ognalt ition : 5556 cash: | no starter. Ine 15 N. Theresa. ' FORD—Con Ipe, T TTF fine condition; $375. _feB) | terms. Dow 8 Auto Co., 5885 Delmar b! | ForD—coupes: 4 nearly new; beautifu! cats; sedan touring: terms. $118 8 Cass. — biles at once. Pay youa better! rorr- onze, $222; excellent condition: price than any dealer. No delay: : | FOR ‘D—C ‘oupe $125; first-class condition. leave your car here and get the Rear, 2134 Gravois eash. Any make or model. extres: 37) a | FOP Ee een PE 3922: BRAND-NEW. Bomont 2605. FORD—1921 coupe: flee $650. 116 pn relue 9085; “ , eon ness and pa cares Trade. 240 Olive. ‘Olive. Bomont We Buy Them All 1085-~— GRAND—1035 LINDEL "me ior, DELMAR 807. Any kind, any age. Get our hye first We pay ASH.” HLEM oe SS ’ Open pe _ Open Bveninga. must se)! mo (ange. MJu01 fo) lots of “extras. 3642 | FORD—Cour 1922: Tike new: ‘terms __ 3733 Cass av. Bg i ‘ORT — onne, 19°21. new tires, perfect BLIV BS MOTOR CO., . - SIO5: terms Residen e sic? 2 Pine st. daw (07) | FORD—De Luxe coupe: ga ori - 50,000 FOR AUTOS have 100 cars this’ | FORD—1921: $100 extra. equipment: new tires; bargain; terms 419 Manches! er. ‘oupe, ¥ 42 easy terins; a! 445 fo mg (e) FORD —109T coupe. 90 days old. with Hass ler’s and other accessories: $476. Tohn- nies" Ga ‘Age, 2126 Walnut, (eo) FORD——UCoupe, late Model, Decker wheels, shock absorhers, etc.; terms Mil) Mot oO! 5000 Gravole. ae Ye (co) ope: guaranteed to be first- termes \Iendenhall. Ford Jacust frat i} *ORD- —Cou oupe, late model, Hassler absorbers, perfect, $995 cash, balance time “0° Keaton. (c) hew ust delivered, lady money home. can 6202 Grevo's. Leaving ett. (7) 4524. Delmar | FORD—CGoupe, 1922: like new; lote of ac- ; cessories: bargain: terme. 7315 Olive st. ~ ae sie ‘cBhD) FORDS—Coupe, 1921: Sedan, 1922; oad: | ster, 1921: beautiful cars; terms. Easton. he ag oe mepty ge ob open evenings 234 Jefferson ic FORN—Con: e 19°91: bargain. Shields. 3401 Locust. Lin. Sunday. ; FORD—) ive e. ~—Coupe, model, 6 months id other extras; Kinloch St. © passenger: in extra tire, perfect and ask about 3116 Locust et. TyTY “his ts ry re ‘ai he weather ride in tt. yor'll Auto Co.. 10th want it. and Lo- $300. cheap. HAVE ALSO) od ~Y he Central 688° fel) trade Sun- sod buy oF 22080 Harper, & TU TDEBAKER—Coupse; ye; « new car. Call on ‘ Studebaker 1918 Coupe 6-cylinder; runs fine; only gone 17,000 miles; tires, good: has never been in accident. You cannot get a better value in the city for $350. 11 Brentmoor, Cabany 1670 VELIE COUPE . “rt new paint: everything like new but the pri McNIBCE- HILL MOTOR CQ.. ‘6180 Deimar. Open till 9:30 p. m, daily. Sumday till noon. WILLYS—1921. 4-passenger coupe; $11: eee. beautiful: terms: trade. ?340 ve sft, (7) Al condition: new pain; new battery: best offer t favette, COUPE—Light 4-cylinder; motor good tires end paint: will be ain today. South Side Motor Sales To., 1609 8. Grand av. Grand 542, Victor 977. es it. See Moloney. 3867 perfect; Limousines For Sale #TERNS—Limousine; ning condition; $550; Co., 326 N. 10th Et. St. St. Cc fe ir 200. DODG! t—T oxic 2b: In good mo lel: cher 2 1819 Delmar ry PIERCE ARROW — Limousine: first-class condition: owner son roe town; sell at a Ba ‘riflee, 341 341 | Morg for eateeelllmamaned NOTICE, TAXI DRIVERS Dorris, 7-Passenger J.imousine. Excellent mechanical oandition; paint like new; uphnstering like new; good cord tires; wonderful car for the rental or taxi service: @ rare bargain at the price we are askirg; libera) terme MORE ehh UmOSILs Co.., S05 Locust st. Romont 198 Central 6889. Open even! ings an’? Sunday morning. i oad East Louis Side Fast 4455. — ™ : aor. LIMOUSINES—-In condition; cheap. 3114 Cass a‘ very ee - Roadsters vee Saie BRISOOE—Chiémmy; ust sell must leaving city; make offer 6156 Ai condition. a once; Page, — 4902 Man- (ce) sacrifice for chester. BUICK—Roadster; 1918: quick sale. 3861 Russell. BUICK—Roadster; or will trade for @ emi! lh inch Forest 73Ll6W. RUICK 6—1B917 roaster: good runnin anintte on: real buy; $165. 1817 Russell. Buic *K—Six, ro Gster, 1 upho'tstering ?50. K—Roadster. wn. Universal, — will con- | (Cc) | $200 1G¢20. guaranteed: Nigats, +3418 cust. iate 10921: 6- eylitr der: ROO Finnev readater: equipped: us about 600 miles: take %67 if wanted ‘a 6—1819 Ak fully “17 Ruerell.« B a kKoK—~1922 roadster: cheap: ona monthly: always open. 44: i £2) | BU [CK-—Roa ster: 1018 four; good cond tion: $175. 138 West Adams, hirkw Bell Mase 90g. suick Spee ee ge Model Come over and you will sure like thie beau- tiful Buick roa dater; has the Rex top “ig just ag comfortnbie as a coupe. eeaily worth $7090: $550: sma)! payment — 12 months to | pay: no interest or br oke OLIVE MOTOR CO., 2910 Washingt on. excellent sacrifice at conu.- $40 0. fc) little cash. | Onen evenines _and _Sunday ) —{¢7) | BUICK ROADSTER 1920 model; rebuilt throuzhsut: equipped with 4 new Kelly cord tires: + repainted special Buick color (Bur- gundy wine), khaki top and side cur- | tains: nickel radiator, motometer. radiator barcap, extra tire and cover: oe By eppearance of a new car at. cost. 080% cy PASTOR MOTOR CAR 3308 Bomont 5108. i t- | BUICK—192 0) "a sh ' AoA ate, Onl} ‘ 2832 Gra al * Gee A Losi SOR ister. 3 CHEVROL ET—Baby | CHEVROL BOTHne- | has! | ' ' ' i next Boba fo— Roadster , De IDGE—R adste r° DODGE—Roadst r DOD jE—Roadater rs ‘in the best | 2801 Locust st. 1508 Summit av., | Clair } gain. nted and For Sale Ads Today. _ “AUTOMOBIE ee Roadsters For Sale ) roads ter; chanical condition; good rubber and paint: \ sc _terms abany 7h46. CADILLAC » ! | FO ' ! cdeiz: naw tires and) FORD—Roadster. 1919; F: *fe8) | F PFORD—Roadster. 1022: 32 | : — i This var we will well it quick te FORD roadsters, $50 to $250: cash. st. further use for Centra] 7430. r nee thly « *1) fO RD—Roadsters, © clal body top; lots of looks. 41% a Lea Delrar 20°HR. hs ¢ 19:2 model; Calj at St. garage, ESSE \—Roadster chanical condition. dependent Packing Co., teau. FO]. D—Roadasater;: leaving town: 1921 modei; I private party. ©9 Evans. “S175: terms. 3422 Lin- FORD—-Roudster; good car; $85; must sell. STLIA Tennessee. (ce) FORD —1971 rosdeter; cor tir "eS: S235: hea —_— —_-- roadster; good condition; $150 reain ?R Easton. 1791 FORD—Roads? er, $125; fine — Cote Brilliante bie _baz BY ound ister; lu good sonata on. is. cast INABA (c) Roadster: LinJell 4f09OR. 470A “fT oO late “1921: fully equippe. AS "815 Lynch. FO 2Ds— Roadsters $85, $235; terms. FOR D—Roadste L's FORD—19®1 readster; a bargain. Natural Bris ige FORI nd be avs orw on FORD—R¢ 19) 8 to. "1922: 4106 Ottve. trade. 716 N. 62) “Fi0i W. fC} Se Vet. trade, c “heap: { er? is — = two. 192 1: ¢ cheap: ave c) adster. 1921. very £008 c ndition, also 1920, 1919. "Ginesn S120 Fwcust FORD—Spee ster: tires like new: SUS: r roe Sr 1918. $115. 33°1 Easton FOR D—R« ster. 1918: demountables. $145, $55 do 3539 Magnolia, near Grand. rt — new roadster: late style: te- list - trade. terms. _ 2506 S$ Jeffarson. roRD—Late roadster: Bel’ ent car; $135: trade. te-ms. "2596S. Jefferson, gt ter: anditl on: herea[a w e st Park —————— Road stors., 44 a 3° ord re intad : ndeter’ SOF ’ tceheli- Tia- 9A Ole Lindell O741. : cheap fo: cash. “ta Co -Late 1918 2? nN roadster truek body: run $2000 £& rear. ws ee con ition: geces- 99°° Oregon. $125 wenn rood owns after. reer: 7 Roads er: Al shape: “feo Grand R498) ———— ag Morris ri una bo t: balance mont hiy. 1920: $165: ett h,, FOR RD nn fine shape. $145: 214-16 N. Zist st. a garter; *70 7419 Marrehes te ee eee ee er hig barkain. fc) —_ $45 down. Aow nN. 1461 Rowan. ee + ee ee ee FORD roadsters, “with or without starter: __ real bargains: terms, trade. 2620 Ol ive. FORD—Roadster, 1914: running order. $59. Ray Henley, dSveriand. Mo. run Ps FOR D—Hoadster: like new one: FORD—Overian4., roadsters rp: Lummy, Wy L 775 RI myself: $120. call 1032 Morrison, repainted, classy: $144, $. trade. 2 846 Olive. FORD—1918; must sell ter. todar: terms 741 starter ler absorbere;: perfect; $95 cash, time. _20°6 Easton, ___ FORD—Roadster. 19198: 1.e@ mountables: real motor; 371 3 Cass FORD—Roadster, winter down: perfect trede; 01 ive st. i FORI —-oadster medel; starter: Well “ FOR D- 192 0): hauled; perfect; avette FORD—! Loadster: - tion: call before vw % 4128 M ligar balance (co) | ew dod $1640: y: de- terms. (ec ——_— top, $138; sacrificing. 2 1920 . excellent condition: $215. S. Rosenbium. roadster: $125; completely over- terms. 2651 Laf- ic? condai- 3150X% first-class Victor with Hasslers and i iP J. carburetor: good condition; $60. 516 Locust st. FOK ‘(D—1922 roadster: bles; beautiful car; 3114 Css. _ EE FORD—Spee: Ast ‘er, ~ 10% 0: starter, accesso- +g ee $650; sac rifice, $265. 3852 Lin- dell $85 to $275; ses these | sure; terms; open cvernings. Riefling,. | 41 8 Jefferson. (e) x RD— -Roadster, 3 cal demounta- | easy terme. starter, bargain: 3 cars. winter top one cre: Four Auto Co., Chevrolet Deal- Jefforson, _ Bidney_ 4444 AD—Roeadater, 1918: fect $100; bargain: perfect running or : dor: terme. 2315 newly painted: open Sunday mornin FORD—Speedster: cash or terms: Olive. FORD—Roadstor, like mountables, Hagsslers, 6341 Wells. FORD—Roadster: make a dand Buick Co., 50°: bargain, g. 3315 c89) new; starter, lock wheel, $225 good running order: -rfl truck: $110. Weer Deimar. Forest _ 8970. ic starter block. new 2807 ic) ew body, new ) Hh. -- Fong 82 225; body, Marcus. FORD—Rosdster, late new tires: 2807 Marcus. new tires: Al condition: 2200, 619; rfect fey i starter. demounta- k. etc : used 80 ye: Al shape; $200; terms. 4959 Delmar bi. (c7) FORD 1920 roadster: + tarter and demouwnt- able rims: a first-class car: $260: terms. Mendentail, Ford Dealers, 2315 Locust st. fel) bles, Wheel loc Oren eveniner FroRD—Roadster, 1921: starter block er ton, 1 nice , 36 down. FO ice deter: 192i; Decker wheel lock; cial lights; win- | —~ greed ‘mechanieally: Magnolia, near starter, new tires, foot accelerator: e- many other extras; only $2 any kind of terms. 2901 Olive. trade ‘or terms; open Sunday and eveni r. Tobey arondelet Motor Co.. 67 8. _Grand av. (c44) | FOoRD— ~ Roadster. 1917: good running cou- | u,iio Ary DPDavment Dian. JOHNeOw AUTO CO.. 3667 OLIVE. __ Onen evenings and Sundavs. (>) FORD—Roadster, 1920, starter, demountea- Hasslers good condition: $275: Washington bil. > ( at 4918 FO > D—Speedster; Siung: 6s fal wire Shore A radiator. P Grand 1460 under — ” samembetn Texas av. FORD—Roadater; “extra pood heap: have same: cyigie ys. Fb f- the | runabout; excellent spalition: | Manches- | liase-| de- | , 3667 | FORD—Roadster? “s re lock; special wint meter; | | PORD—c las est F ORD —Rostnglt ic 37) ) new, S560. | balace (ce) condixion;: | Open | hu DSON 1 v rary Roadsters F in first-class me- | FORD—1917— roadster; § _ mann Auto Co., FORD— Roadster; in ton tire, wheel i and tie Open Sunday and “af FLINT MOTOR CaR ‘ idem wie FORD—Roaaaters, new ten new tires and tubes: sat” rims; motor good; cash —, Authorized Ford Dealers, ‘ _highway. - FORD—One r roa dstar. om - 192s model Ford - | Louis In- | 3800 Cho" | (ec) | gaorilice;: | HUPMOBILE—Roadster, 19: eta rter, demount ables 5° > 'a practically (ce) , (c7) | newly | ; 2618 | 59594 | | PIERCE-ARROW— * excelient shape, at 335 | geod condition. e700 STUDEBAKER = quiet aad Ep of smal! monthiy “HUBER MOTOR Open Sate HU DSON SPEEDS Two models ee aa = w top and in blue nd mechanically rebullt; tains; refinished equipped with 5 wire wh nd 6 tires; many accessories. 2) driven 4800 miles; appearanes fa | car and guaranteed ageo ie venient termg to responsible part HUDSON-FRAMPTON MOTOR: CO.. 3309 Locust st. | Bomont 3100. Central | HU PMOBILE—Roadste throughout; $495. Proas a room piles make us an. offer; Co,, 326 N. 10th st., Bast 443, St. Clair 200. ee :| Hupmobile Roadster, This Hupmobile roadster is a la looks like brand-new. If you ane new Hupmobile fer is half the price, come over and and be convinced; easily worth quick buyer gets it for $050: : down, balance 12 months to pay; a or brokerage. OLIVE MOTC 2910 W Open evenings and Sunday. KiSShl—Roadeier, late 10% ‘cost $2806; Tih take LIBERTY—Roadster: 1921: special color and nickel t or trade. Muerst-Walsh, evenings and Sundcava. — MAXWELL—Roadate>: a ge man. MAXWELL—Roadster: Al ¢ good tires: parking and stopm bargain. Lindell 387. POR OAKLAND 1 Roadster; Kood _fain. 20° 7 Wvyomirg OAKLAND—Roadster, lat ondition 3 OAK LAN D—Roadster: 191% *t a sacrifice; leaving city. 8626 Cc lark. AKL AND 6 Roadster; 3- gray finish: fn tires: hareain. ay _he* ween 9 and ” Sunday. - —_—+-—- Oakland Roadster, $100 This Oakland sure looks ainted in beautiful dark tf om you service as ty car: $100 down, balance mon £910 er brokera OLIVE Mi YTOR co.. Open evenings and Sunday, OLDSMOBILE &—Chummy, aleed rolet roadster, good paint: new Um sell: a bargain; vrivate owner. 5:30. ), Mrs. Nichols, _ 2 OLDs—Row dater, 192) "4." & fect: $175 down. Universal, Nights. Snnday. OLYMPIJAN—Chummy roa tion 75: a good buy. salesman. vera. Motor oo, Olive at. OV ERLAND ; 991. *on-S term fcQuis: , I4n SAS. Onen Sunday. ” OVERLAND—Roadster; i with winter and summer and 12 Sunday. rood { oes + st. OV BRLASI—" ee tween 0 ton. OVERLAND-4 ROA Motor rebuilt; perfect throughout: repainted a 1 all good tires; upholstery | new; must be seen to $150 takes !t. balance $70 ¢ i DE LUXE AUTOMOBE 3101-03 Olive St Bomont 2811X, Conrail _ Open Sunday and ' \' - — — are .ds' er. Le pe oat Motor Co. at + phe sre ‘ new generat or, : ‘ires; & bargain at $2 45; 41174 Hartford &. el; running eonds ©265 S. King wil mou .oday. : “21918 BTi40 cash ai : Er— mt | iy =O: OB! L} p—sma pal ae ‘paint: 3 aes ; 4050 E aston. : S60. 5837 hKenneriy. ee want. a Foo ‘Ford road ster, wé ve them 2s low as 5( cash, or very lib bal terms. pe ARONDELET A — MOTOR cO., 3867 S. Grand Runahoue ” For Sale “19°71, with winter tot gh allt. yery easy terms. Tevis M ¢ utho rized Ford and Lincoln Dea “ayy oe vent s a B03 ] ,ocu st 8 | =Th ‘ ne be Bilg (c antl Sedans For Sale Auburn Sedan wwerful, beautit an ae So it, refini ish “ an .> that Ap ig zea to non at SLVS5O _CO., SO ae 2401 L, ocust. ~ 2314 Union. + 8208; 3 F i looks new: Beretta: No "Si “jo20 model: ndition. 1808A_N,_ Jefferson. es ET—Sedan, 1921; in excelle rE FRO, Peendition ; sacrifice; only $195 down, “7 * 5 e Sa —— 5 L Je fe: son e 7 "RU LE T—19 39. many e rut! fice. ne e—Clo TH. 30d mot aths “old. STG ; geat covers a S yks iit Delmar } a inv $350 " rey sed ‘car: te rms. extra eff: "a or. con TT) em: ne 106 Arsenal. »r 8 lan: ike new ; “Try ; 25068 c pcan 2 -€i ass irga} ed | ajendid condt'tien, BOO VW, Flor! ssant. “all and floor east, —Sedan, 192 0; four-door: best _ trad terms, Davis, LDistri SS Gr ‘and. ic F1920 Dodge Sedan Buying a ueed -car from the Nag ple a the same satisfaction @ new one. Nash the wos yliinder car In America. bet ween 6506 Pe ist popular ake SOUTHWEST NASH CO. 3000 ust St, Loc 10 times: terms, trade, rE x—1993 coach; veed | extras’ sacrifice $1200; Easton. —___- j ESSEX COACH 1922 mode! demonstrator: driven 60 Miles. be told from new: thf Pesceptionst value wlll be sold at a sub tial reduc 1s convenient terme t -feaponsibie par ' RUDSON-FR AMPTON MOTUR CA® coO.. 33098 Locust St. 74 23% RS a ES ne TR Carnet Bemont $100 C ventral 3430 late ; ode edan : The Sian, o for £4520 Papin. acy. chea t? erfect 2615— le late n mlel; all 1402 ° Arlingt on. ised 3 mi nthe: ~~ jc) Market at a nd 30 — leaving ct! iu TT) r ESauir ne! mae se :] OR Sedan in excellent Tt righ: bor © Joe {. ehbol: A. FORD—A-0 v) Rg’ od 66 1 D0: no Aanler 3 PBDS— sedans and ¢ a termes: trade condition: 4 1108 Madi fs emt ra KA. barga adit on ‘SA No © ‘upes: 5A Ka real ston. sedan: and demo 10: 0 ha ‘ con ti 2 Pine , Starier 63 7 Dresde- dan: wu “noe Q 4 1P2o0 . Or ‘trade: bargain: , tbs — Se dans, 3 ’ “tary tert: 8; trade, starter Julia Large ion: yee l and demo ed privately; ch Jeff ereon eal sd “eond| t! fon: te $335 $321 Fa stor late mod \¢ la, J319 Easton. ouble ‘ivesler’ a; wT 3441 Juntata. imt: leaving town: nna ar te 19°0; fine condition; mh! | :titieon: many ext mame as ff ithweast sed “th HUV1lN So e] wo a v ery. j “in »¢ Lor. ,» EU etarter, tranteed first-c 15 , Pest alozzi. extras, (20A. & ndition. & arrange to onditia Wet NS: rT and Groves etarter, ean; 1970: $! } PT SM Tris, 7 J rurning o1 27 genuine. evening’. Rief S°7h to $450 Upen > seat covers, ; liouston, extra t ay 4300 F etn starter ‘ ter ow! runs perfectly: a’ les; pe ~ * : tke Grand 1914J. new: acce® 1144 starte SO47A mn. new paint. a SS before nogn. Rada e 8 Oe Ee ; - l 1 chean Mae we. 4401 P onst Lin. 568 es n $225, RE L ‘g0c4 condition ride Tire and Filltn en. 193°. ¢ nA Tor ot 7 ® 14 . fuliv eaninped ; ois. mn; terme: " getan: shock a b over-sized tires: aent _™M on*cletr av. “1021. like new, Universal, Sies B418 Ld like new: & many extras: 362 Cit, ; ‘heen far tor esi eet sale. dans, 1921; Al condition: trade for touring car 2618 > ns Studebaker, °R404 One upwards: ~ than ios Aqmounta ness earaain; ss acts Koreke & eme. . tare age nes 1 es es

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SUNDAY, Lo a +15, 1999, “= | a SUNDAY, i re L E S 4 — a T 1200 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. POST-DISPATCH, otc ae & U ' O MOBILES .UTOMOBILES + AUT.OM 7 roadster. $155 * an sa to Co.. 3932 0) - og Fr ante : sae ne ) a iy ’ or , am — ” . i = ve. fell 2-2 Roadsters _““ corpmesBodane For’ Sale Sedans For Sale __ Touring Cars For ‘Sale Westie Cc ‘ p——.5 + ‘ Se y eer - . a : ; y —_ oo other ao? tr sf 7 tz Roadste ws Lillian Hat’ td ao EOF ee f - ea Cail | 's CDA N— 19 terms Bi) gere Motor Co. CH. AN] r LE s— rm ng . es For Sale Touring Cars For Sale i ___‘ Touring Oars For Sale Touring Cars For Sale . a - . ; Se } silllan. ” PRO N Ses ry CO any ' ost new: per ¢ ee — —— a —— at } roneition JRO) 1A _W vomir a v. Johnice Garage. 2138 te os 7? ry . . ¥ ova . ° > as | iy . . . i 5: 5! AR > ¢ ‘a anne (c) ling, o9° "Jett erson (e) - a 4h save this ia the greatest val ] A - ; ; 7 aad & - in (srint Ve rw, c: ‘or ' _ Ln, yy : Bab and SM ts CO 3309 Locust 8t mon moot, De vga 4 ; hid - : . _———~ + - - | = ~ ” JOHNSON: ALTO im me $140 cash todas O1 Re laim-Johnson, ¥Yth and Clark. ify Olet wie RG: Are s ie Bomont 3100. entral 7420 ana a anytain i¢ vr RD tring; must sell; cheap for cash. | FURD—Tourtng; looks like new; ner? ect we. —— 1920 Holmes Spore touring. its Open evenir Co.. = : LAG 2 ; A J si ai ‘ ww. . { me? : ea ap " , : r innin rde. t! $250. h alr coo A like the Frank!! n Ni o wate to ife and Sun. ad wal ann wee “ennes ki oR Sse a ~ — Ma r aw Holines “yy n. 200, } man) others; Larimns —-— : . = —_ —— a a , . ~— - - - ; . . - } | ili No (c) tern 2; A. Sun Pm O31 5 Ol live. we 49) freeze or boil: 75 less parts than a water- boneda ————— ™ ere — , bon doihsit 2 ee ? ¢] , new “ wrecane bier is reason Som } ] bargain dern 342° : Lindell = thi wl OR CAR CO, 4714 3 FORD SED AN— BRA N-D.- N E A; ae Cars For Sale nd; beautiful bir lack: 5B ¢ rd tires: oe Pare > + thi nderful Col 2P-—Touring cat, 1022, fne contitient | ne uring, late ‘18, sell ii, trade for ae — ry of « a ar "aoa buy f a oe hatte wn roadster, $260- emt tien! ent lt ptat |. ira: A) 0A em eet rear up: 1.2 Tr nec OT ¢ : 30) . : " i Quis ge" 5 ro) potver | 1 he: fer, - wk ter-ns 4116 4 ale or player plano; call # ae e you want Qo Latest E squipme nts, As an A ! g , i running ms idea! e¥ta on: an : ms and 3 ‘a will surpris me lefinished in Son a er = ave. | Sunday 4550 8. Broadway ena pl easure te me i —_ a few hou éo% arm , orn, ' . itiful se ru r) ' ' . ron : ondition erifice: rT'es —" . ram. e 522k. mh LUXE AUTOMOBILE | body 7 eee fontinn edge leaving city, 1398 N. 10th st, FORD—Tourme; ~ @emountables, Haslers. | terms or trade te y DUCT iis = ms 116 —- . . oe roads S er wi RD—Sedan: $50 $450>.| YAHLEM MOTOR CO.. 1038 x BRiC st RO? 7 ; arter, AT ap 6 gash. new! $160 down, bai. 1740) Dolman. _ 0; ' . :; : i I j for $750 23 is fer? . AR . . ’ a ‘ 0 ] na . » | os B8es : a ; itis I ‘ a ’ wh . a : ar 19 T am warned Meter | nings. Se | 5 ios good shape; fully equipped Upen Sunday and Evenings YAHLEM MOTOR me methiy: a real Ford “6 locust. FORD—Touri ng; 1919 model; absolutely Al; CT s ere FORD—T ouring; runs goods; wee Grine| a} ae oe) : e; new tires; sacrifice for $140 cor u. Ant euser- -B. isc! 3 _Oarase “ , P “ ance for “Bor neone. 3! 809 Finne - -Joh ~ ; - lar ohnson, _ Ot th pot. Clark, Oise PASS. em --— --. ~) SRE | SU -Super-six, 1918; Al condlilon: 9 gag gg oe aor VORD—1921 touring, ‘Al condition; t] oh onl bs Marwan = ~} . — SS eae Hf iKe rf: ome 921 “al war uph + eakA mS A) MS, x” 4106 Oilve D . e—pedan, cheap. : ; _ fe) | | RD—To uring. 1921; starter. extra tires | | an SS ee | HUDSON—BSupe oi 1918; runs and ke 2 : ; tar ) 7." van.Ppe se =r fain eV daedc d 7 Th a , 0 ! cs ‘ in at , me * ~ ° . ' 7 HIRO w ‘ : ; 44 ; E Be en-passencer touring: in tr : 1. t ; tip, : t , | ee _— 7 LO, | _ seer, 2 cheap 0060 Northiana., | FORD—Touring, 1922; starter, demounta- | Da Py $345: terms or trade. 2816 a. oe ! sunday and event; a onaition ; : ~ - eS aii eer) -VUrIng, “UU; term 344° in- RI Tourt —O tei t; worth doub' mee | bles. extra "4068 wheel lock, etc.; $310: --—— GU Ja v - perfect mec} at sos aie EES S ' ' el ea ke) NI ii O b « : = 7 3 se new d > s: fine rhane 9 Delmar bi. ie7, Ht DSON—Super | touring. ioudle-edas bo body, ‘ , “an . _ a SNE Rene at Z _ ne - — a ee — - 4 TRI ; %; mach aoe kt nay pags & LD od condition; $22 mc)! ar way ‘A condition, sacri- | ORD—Touring car, oversized tires, new mar bi painted; $475; terms ; are RECS \ Bscitics > ; - et hie, £1 A Cates (oc sv Gs L oJ0 Ashian4. GE ? touring: & ion = toro: or ; good mann ig order: buy $250 1142 lawn av. (e7 i HU DSON—+ iper-six: : 7-Dassenger touring: ' oo ' FORD— ~ we - —-- pe - > _ —_——- ee ~ ——— ae Te : Ai- ) ar; ir : in + i Foap_, par epee -=> W pa w top: venings. va Te $2 TS 4 amonat! rat r LH i hMRUOLET J Si “- " Sno eo 7 aLAr a 19 East Rl fine cone ition; $125; SO0 - : ar Co.. 2 A401 Locust iti SUN — -passenger sedan. guarangee a. b442 ry. eo SE an BRR BRE | ad ammaitl i Genoa” Eee las : nee an TOUTING. ) S0DGE—Touring; good conditioht Gane own. 348 Ee SEN © Sunday end evenings Parect mechanical condition; ‘gapd paint; told ‘roan ns See et eee “es i Rebuilt, ase VR Wine i Sedan. i021 mode). cn very eas? Car, 18 ith : ‘(o)!| CHEVR aaa pave a cé. 81423 Deimar RGitiOn S Y4ES. A . rin ie car; Tunning order; | FOMls—Tourings. with starter. Te = °" =o of terme; emt family of oarvise $1.00 a4 fos - cost ©9650: oe 5, on very easy terms Lovie 220 lerms: motor {i perfect conditi ne ata. 7 apemegmyy mati é' OUTINGS; Bis a) rices;. ¢— ny Niet Rien Sere Chea. 127 Dolman c OO; several without etarters. car 39569 Weet Pine. } 18 any Br oe uthorized pape One sancoln Veal: icter Co., Authorized Ford and Lineslnt ner ST tomes Tae take * eos somal Locust, _ € ti ring ate model, lly | Porp- > aan hw)? Je ; hare several other good ae HUDSON — iouring; wonaerful condition , men eve ind , hae Y- , — ‘ : hl Lion ho ew pe: _ - @ 300 Locust #&. Upen gee : sett egy oe Ta j : st pen evening — ; — ~o_- sueaenenioneg eo VNOLE | Touring, demongetrato: ay F 2: il A , : a 4 age 1 3029 > 8. Jefferson. _ (Cc) throughout: new top eni cutraina, | Saiatic -pas eenKer “Speedster; Goides : | , ; FAIA Hels ny ree: T 19} nnine order =e oer — : FORD—T ouring, i 20; etarter: demount- cord tires ; a nl $276. Hutcheson Mutir ent €have in every waa aa 1922 blo _ oh . Ri ; te Modeig in wo on ‘ Fed mo ive s! bhareaine. ‘Tome ihe soonh ia! ,nvies, © tires, tire rack, parking lent Car Co., 3021 Locust. Bomont 694. (e7) ae —) 3 2 4 l at T . Son, £F i e onaiy ME iP nese O31. “T ‘i . c - — ————-+———* + 004 condition a aplae 4 ’ ; - . > owe 2 ~ ~t ‘ . eS . . oe 7 . . a - . te? +* aid . , * os ’ ow Pees ' DD. : ‘ nerve ) ty wt ’ ~ oo” . 3! 0 . ‘ | peat BER MOTOR CAR CO. . = = =a 10. Daag ner: | Pa n Sunda; rthwe} tor -— fer. BAI § al ~ gee : $5 75. “t | | " . good shape, $100 buys PLINT MOTOR CAR ©O., 6710 Delmar bi. neal ash, balance 10 monthly pay- 4 es en ' . ae ‘ . + * trade. 7 Salt en ear e37) ||| HUDSON-FRAMPTON MOTOR CAR | iliv: , e : . = ‘ P AB, ' : n ti! ‘ ‘ Y) * ~ vy ‘ > a ree ‘ . ‘ ? ae . : : é J] : cemount tbles: . ee a - oe i ~ . a > on ae a _¥ SSCO "a ceG Ain BM LE Ae SA Fiai cay. Motor Co ne O'live et ’ ran ee ie oop able; 1919 model; #igeen or less: trade 2540 Oltve. Be. NG BEE MOTOR SALE 20., 2! Ji! t r ths fine s. 6433 Dres-, fopGE —— $05 or lews Fo} : vet raaore a ae FO RD “ad At (P— Mode! __bractica new ear me y rebullt; “te top and cure @ieceoret—Sedan. 192 node? : O8 sy aa De! ar | de | ee +5 oO! or lew! D—Sedan, 1921; eooit condltfon: at RD—Touring; cheap; starter, demount-| Shade Py breet Bomont ook. , finished in blue and black, Teetition. 1808A NN. ‘ferson ' a "¢ und: ee KR SCQE—195} on ws ans ane aie , me. ROLLS 7 tourin arn "3920 — a te MR etka pan... 1 price ia Gibson, $120 Taouat, st & bles Hassler shoc absorbers; A. C ftp TBO ; ing. ls — wheels and 5 cord iii OLET—Sedan 921 in excellent FC = “7 . aes 1 — © 10: ne 368 426 Lou! , splendid me al at ony poet: or term ae ouring; full; pped. $604 Vir ‘S—Tourings and rosdsters: £506 Aown, | brealcer: ~ i poccnseries.. A. Lehbold, 1108 new, will oa arin atest, 5 gpd Ts * ~ + -4 Qo rt —_— >} 9 y 4 L ll | .. sean - on h ld ouemnines seal see MiMi. de ten tram. + be Lea ite > 2 . ae . “4. Shi . ~C2 . 4” ' ic} . : : o al son @ - e Lar. 1800 Ee eene 1921 model, MMe ation: sacrifice; only $195 down, 4148 known ‘accessory, without a Goudt is t SRISCOE— ring ' mdition | 2 M_Lederer & Co., 3901 Delmar, (Cc) DGE— ee ee eines 3319 aston FO _ — | KRUPMOBILE—1919 tou rice rig 6f. appearance of a new P ; oe xe ; loo it gz ged sie . > 4 Conn ? oa th auth, . ; sO Wil RG)! yn nar with wi DGE—15 late tourings 3°50 up: terme condition: mist RD—Touring: 1821: starter and extras: Ward Mloter C t t ae price ght. guaranteed accordingly: gone : RE Ee OMe! se get AMD: psien, ~. TR 4 and 17 tah. {c) __ weekly, r 716 N. V andev enter. ic 6 ) CO.. 3309 Locust St, SvVROLET—122°; in , 3 SC -Tout ,} el: good > | toon res * ae re a | ‘ * , ts : , 1a? ) fod | i * ; a F - “ a nada’ ii bal - ’ ‘ ) : =? , , . 4, . a ’ ’ ,t¢ ’ z sing? ron ; in a [a ondates. 1922. run ’ » WL oe arnde terms ; +. I ‘ps _—_ rns : As \ | , = ‘ance @6a8vVv rms. VW Su 7 ~~ ae rth od . f. a aes : nin . i } 41 40°6 Ww nal ine On, proper yrart* will sacri fice: vpen Suniay condition. Ward Motor we N “Lot an. offer; East Side Buick mt”: i ds SO se | other sedans BRIS OF POT "4 -(): _ a ~eee — 7 are ' u ndition’ aceas- a t oa . ri : prion te in oa (>TU} ' ok CO : og fy Te hin ton i 7 rer : 4 ot . . e. tT r . ; ,? Le. noc touring witTe vi es. ‘ ye ote a! q , ().> ’ — tet? mausterTToe. ee ee ee ee h st., Bast &t. Louie . first-class cor Tn . 1 asning as regen, | FORD Touring. 1919, with starter: ood Hi PMOBILE—Totring: model N: first-class Clair 200. % $470; bargain. 1106 Arsenal. Sot. nin 919 n rood runnir rder, be V Rie fouring thorourt UVer- ee tee ae tire neta —_ 5 ~— — y ? - mechanical eondition: tires d ap ' , ; * BC. - = _ : _ , : Luto } Lf ane cnet £ ~ trade, an apnpeur- mdition: a bargain; will demonstrate 2 R - As sjendid aa ab4e Lane ; me an tent i. tires and top; bar mn for ‘’ ash imuUied, reirmisnied a semonstrate | — + + —— . —— : diesem bene toa ; ance fine: S?°2S8: easy terme o , bile Roadster, Model TTS Call | me 5900 We Flor rissan " x BAY ~ ' ELiu] L263 ive # ] Gat ty : I ean, — uring ay one Win -- ne - omemenie — ; JOHNSON AUTO CO. ‘ 2667 OLIV® _i80” X _o and OSE ee aif) mobile roadster is a late 1020; h DG —Se ia: or > me r | Ga) | | an tcm-—lieht 6G. 5-ns | gee: eS ETS—Touri: nice age peo Paige Oe aah, yn i ne hep ne * yw Seow 3939 a everai = Onen evenings and Sundays (0) "PM OBI. 1 10" 1 |, ouring , oriven | ren O00 branad- new. if you are looking { me ; TT AQ) =— ( ; ae ~— 2 a4 ou > es ; Fi Ad ba as The? ‘ ‘ ; f+, 5 ‘ ; : ' ‘TYiT 4 ‘ } : . '’ j & Se j } OR] : . Bie =e an --~+-—-- - ~ mi.e@s ne n° ak oo ore roadster or on . 6506 F P: .— ny 1s AO? ' " : -~ils wJUies ; . Ye o = — . ancy - . mA? oo a ¥ —iouring car, 1922 model. with atart- oadste % ly new Hupmobile for iess than os a - ~s aT TC} ; Bs nee? ar man! ST SOLD « Lie ring. AVL ley r a : _— $s PD : no ogy 5+ ready r and demountables and lots of extras oo — trade.’ 7500 Carondelet, Ciny ei ce, corme over and Oe this : i _ edan, 19 ul 30 * } 2 7 , s * Mo ' . TP a » . — ae ‘ Fae , r } i } a i iriy . rn j ‘a. ; ; ‘ wt ‘ . ; ~ a‘ : s@36, wn re one 2 ve 4 é if BR id S| inday: car can be reen at -—-—-- nm noe én a t nvineec: : fire ee : trade; avis, istib picmenehananent . ak Ba si “ell cheap: tra ‘erm vie. Mistril ights, Bundas : FORD—Tourirg. 191! nodel. $12: eal 544 Park. after 2 o'clock (eo) AUPMOBILE—Tourine. late model; guftf 'r gets it for “1313 8 Gr ag a bCus ix: Plt >; wn: f ' 14)° rand DGE Tourt a ‘aranteed., +) tert ade r1! Natural Brid ORT Te uri ne: eos te demonntadl said; see this bergain: convenient *erms: nce 12 months t SOUTHWEST N sre AS Sigg! a : ) > 9 aaa meow intables,| onen Sundays and, evenings. Brock uy 4 - ~ + be - sl ). ae : % 74 cf . ET . ring ‘ ; 1° : Ar. is vi Cy Tout le hha tne order Has?! ere winte and ®ltlimm D, five 4418 ¢ oO) tve e. OLIV 4 1920 D oll Ss ? 3] CK—Il ate ? tou teri paces ‘goat an 4 ‘ , ! \ ®. ; mechanics condition epe ae - na = a Oe a os a Buying a used car f rom tne “ Na sh ry; menommae sarees eer oo ee . - ad " : nn ; ‘ , — se eI ' ‘ v . iat — ae ul vo 3 ’ 2. 2, , »> - : . a —ee , sp ae es 0 i : . is he ry _and 4o ? '. F ‘ te hae at tour! ne sa fist. ene cand - ww th nlate- aid oo w ae — er. jate 9 el: it 4 Seerign the same coptmation oo ye, RE ———— ne hank a , — > Linde tet Met enn-Shield ‘ust. “ a ; r, ot on a Le i 37. 24 Academy : —s ’ a4 = vs ' Vin ‘ yer acca 7 overhauled: 6 _ . 7 on er he _s ie eee TB Ea TELS ersten oa1b Locust et. Cpoen a ror : art to So 1gorh and Locust. popular six-cylinder car in America. ga eR ; ae Seep eldcee toes aoe “bargains. Bie | | to 6... Che oma 100 Cc H RD-—~-Touring: Overiand touring 4-90, | $ AS —Hoadster: 1921: jcoke | = Tike sa . mM FRANKLIN—Ciosed car, in first-class con to” hae eg : | bargains ) ur Auto Co.. Chevro.et new ; ce. $02 . ory age Yi D: | . a? mene ni eke! tré ater Ae ter, SOUTH W EST NASH CO. dition, | “£2 ! . r S08 . ¥ 30) n -” e, * : , ‘ - - - . , . u - : -~4 . e ’ . ’ a ee yl 7} "T° uy I ()* mod | : rf ft . . : a deo ae ; | + we ~~ _ a +? —— . rt axon ‘ “4 Bud ; ret-“alsh, S918 Olive. Om 2 Water to é nusual gus and tire mi! — = eT Ey ; - tT noe lition: cord tire xiras: all RD—Tourt! “ vle ond ouring, Studebaker touring. Peer- | Ralance $25 monthiy for 4 monthe wilt bey y anc tesa. _— | S000 Locust 8*, ge: tires are f! irst } tern rad sUIC ge paint oa. lres cane ate "o> ; eas trend 446 r 7 mm ¢: e running: | : rth. less 8 tovring, 7- paseenxer; Premier . eh a ET 1.083 RAD Cee ar ‘ ibe 7 pe ot "18a 8 Miss i; cheap Versia ————— , . cae iaciiiinias : PEE Tene ee PE - aenger tourin fo * | my oo, r Hupmobile: has — ig top, L—Roeadste-- a good car for 103 a Sravois. Mill M (¢) | __£ood | S._ 1011 West Have : Gis—Touring, 1920 model, in $4 FORN—Tonring: old model; $75: runs fine Easton av. f sale or exchange fe} s. almost new and spare; peint Vard Motor Co.. inc.. 3028 © is = jo0a vsed times: many Cet 8 r r t& $a tri as HEY R ’ T ” adel ans ni ¢n3 Da 4? re ty fos 370.9 242% | . : - Oo Tyely wis ‘ > ‘ vern buled 17 tires; 73.Ce Eoapipcene ee oteni ee ee a ee S200: tare eA Olive ORD—Touring cars; iate models: starter || Yee age SR8i1lX. Central 880 morning. — "OBIS Nive at. (c69) Oltve at ee R a ie am -— —— — —— and demountable rims: motores and tires! | . CO. 3309 Locust St , 3 1 8 b thi yoy et an . ' ——————— ne Aa — a oe a. ro var a ne. year o'd. ike now. wase- in good condition: must see to appreciate: it per wuncny and Evenings. } ee 3- passenger: re Bemont 3100. 74:50. | n, ee . WEST END ann ewe a | een “ CHEVROLE: urings, %, : Oe. caetiee ot @tetitass SSéh effe: ere. AO: terms. Residence 611 Cass cash or time. Ayres, authorized Ford des!-. Se ’ first-class condition gay sins IR Lian BBO ram 0 i ¥, BQoc cond ver os , tn Al condition, § at : 1 av. §- = a ~ ; ae it ; tourtna n¢ I o [EVROLB1 urin ne : Oe onthe oie of a South Sid FOR! Tour “ter and demounta- one- ie top: cushion covers: = ts KSON— Touring: perfect conaiti wae. J-~Sedan, late mod- cheano fo —" } I : ‘ rn giancre P ; of : ‘ saul ; ‘ as Lime 0 : theta? = ; . on: ind Roadster, $100 Downimmuto Penn ne S00 ches? for cash. mat ae} $00 Goren pelence, montnty: “open (ey ROL ET —1020 wurlig, Haee ay wos "Clocking at. BOBO ath on fige, "Routnrice FORD i201 Song Yai ans OO” | pp clamg Wig wbenls gong, mer: euly| ridew S160, term, 1817 Nema itjee4 sure. lcoks well, _ ————_ —_-_—_—___— ~ $200. 0 0 DOW N “BU Y g —- ----—— rs poe nomena serene ; Jun ; . ja anil 0 Vict G08 ars ate FORT) ourinea: 10: 1918 to 1929: 7A, trana 5 down. 9539 Magnolia, near FORD—Touring: 1917; ch chean. m beautiful dark maroon; it wl brine: _res! Siin> taeme $ a. 2, oe A ile gg "O07 Waeah- ~~ tts ded te acu 31); cas! MiDGk— Touring, ~U model, In Al c ; . _trade._ 4106 Olive. __ (ce? “ORD Tor . i918. 4 " JORDAN—Touring, 1021, disc wheels; service as $1000 car: only 9% " = —_ -— ~~ This beau Se n mee orgy , sister t iaiah 2 r tert yrinham-Johnson, Oth ana Clur tior new to; nev re in t-clas3 RI rine 1917 20038A € Col lege. Cen- es See , smovuntabies, Hase- extras, bargain. Davis. Distributer, - balance j2 months: ne inte: ioe _— 19-1. S act itioz mer chaical condi 5 i Ln } -- - . ' “OT t] } sll aroun only . 31} } a) ; a ftar if ". vi er 6, pa: ‘king lamp, wt iy ‘ugrace 8. Grand, ‘ 2 months; ate urine 2615 Lench. (c} || tires; an exceptiona) valu Hy. 31 }CK—Tourt 32, jookg braad-ne Sn ae | Locust oa wend Seale RE sca HEVR ET ouring. 19° coor nd : SS ge —— | FORD—Fr vaatp Ai shap ye; cheap. Ca - for " $far at ~ ae $55 down. Morris, 214-16 dorn. Universal Shia nes " nda S uns y 4 f. $785. 1402 Ar! net on ; DE LU > E AUTOM! mBITI a ‘Oo ; sit J vt : - incite hieinialiiiaia - ; } : . ‘tC , 237 3 7 ( , Om~% if a“ , wr 7 Ive si witha : ne ry , . » bil RCLEI- iz I full quip pe jenih t reif.ing ! ww S. J¢.ie! ? nn norn ine —_-. Nawherryvy ‘e4r ‘ rine, _— ogre ort JORDAN 1970—86-passen or touring: ra -%~ P ires, mechanically perfect $1" | deter ae yee nal? ii . gs y in : ’ + — ry °5 Market s =? : - Bomont AD | 1X. Cantra 380 — . ‘ 4 ‘ , ~ 7 Vv } at . ; C ‘ - 2% A‘ ‘ ' ¥ « - ay ~-- ae —_—— - earn’ . “ . Aea're 4. Open Sunday. Orth wots painted 5 good cord tires, wire wale argain; wrivaie own mam: Bi BS owner leaving city | Open Sunday and Evenings polenabicas 3 ing’ GE—Tourine: 18 “mechanically pe coal ne —_ late got " lo Pt formerly Chevrolet Reta Al — anes Pst 4 atete musteare: thig car ra . + + Pee. an - . a8 au « ‘ = . ‘3 P , 7 . » . ‘ 4 . aie eas a4 4 . G } 4 ; ° a ’ ; ° A ‘ . Mre. . Nic ho! >, as : iteer 8... = 4 ~-. he in. 172¢ 0’ Fe ie (7) Fc Sena at A ER Lo me : ; . ’ ; ne on (= MH } mA J] i . "| rin i: xc ant ’ Toc tT ¢) . ~ ve ; rye 7 > ¥ ” 7 a P : ' . vat 6913 Nort! C200 Forest Park. Lindell S000. Timpkin. ~# ej eee this te Red tte im at ar dstrr. 192) ““4.°’ 4600 miles; 10% eedan; used 3 r ager Ye ell: term Ope ornin wood: ) dow! } Rosa! : efo ying: te: id 3315 te aco Resa oe val , (¢) > @ : , month: ully , s0u), ; ws ; : rk nnd m Atti =. = ——— | Showroom. M RE Al TOMOBILE 5 dowr niveren) “3418 Locnat, =: : - LINCO aN 921i1— n sed Lm: excel- - -—— -—_- . —-—- - 2. but y ~- ~- - ° : . Tr = M lesCOE Aegi—S-cepeenost cota: erect: | OG | ae | Rom tear, et eg come OIE SFORE TOURING ———_ | Pocdet’'st. Cones erento ——— Secan: in ex: ‘ellent cond 77 ot era so : ind, - ve int ont A ‘i@-on-Shielaa, | ti a0 ; ne“ perfect a I> , oor st-cl mation, e Pu Cravots ; e ectory equipment: elegant > morning _ Bor on? 198 Central “B8RO. & — roacster, 094 co aright home. Joe Lehbold, 11: ladison a See rh tee «ee ee ee 2401 erst 50) ‘ nda te 1 |, bDarg , S8Te arry, J43 in; tert nae , FOU if Co. ——-——- — - : ee Cc H 10 ; = 60 A ; . Bas | LEXINGTON—Tourin i922 m ; 5: a good buy. Gibson. . & D—Kedan: good aa comittion = Jf ext a bus “you will ave ‘to see rig | tiful BueickK—tT ie at mawseng”! Ph cae ce teen . ; oe tuge y+ «Ein amemaa sone ; a ee Ryn es ; . arti” Marvet y . ; complete equipment; extras; §6: CB Ne Deimar 2)1 L it SEEEODO: fo deniers, “3298A Nira Ka high-clas t> appreciate MORE |° with Rex. ar, 1910. int eed dood | CHEVROLE1T—Touring: 1920 model; 11 3 7 ~~ ——— em 1 1921; k XINGTON—For eale or exch ver{s h Bin: ~ -~ ArTOMOR . ton . yy. eo ae ee. somagts mn Attio’ tir ‘¢ DODGE rin late om 1 motor ‘ORD—Tourin od ndition ote | en a: ; operates like new; #75 éown. , Pe the dlins x dir 3 oxchanee, pst vom pg gs eee: W.... 9 Br MlGee wetees: real baranine. | AUTOMOB i E § ore Loc pen running ord st su .. 083 echanics yn ditic tL tires. lock | Ne uled. « ee ee a Sane : condition * | UNIVERSAL. 2418 Locust. Nights, SunAay, G02. Sport-bi model, for property. igs Summertime: trade, 3516 Yeas" or og Eg» ganleadaen me) rs reat BO . rn rest_ C1: | a very low price; terms {f desired. Open FORD—1975, te a ee FORD—Latest 1921; beautiful touring auto-| »-092, Post-Dispatch. —____ r; Sl 821 sedan: staricr . ‘i _— 21-45 touring conditi } RO! ' srhauied . nds oO ’ met apt PO Oe 5 °S08 & Jefferson mobile; electric starter, F'aesler shock a-| LEXINGTON—lourineg; a sporty. 1 jI—- F 1g roa r ul motor; cu s:0m-S elds, 3#° ’ Se a A : y car crifice $2250; tern 6 Buick 2456 S. Grand. Gren@ yo end ot no desier. 2214 Gaine s 10. Delmar ¢ FORD—Tourt 1918. demountable rim@:) goa cover: motor No. 4957554; everyt car: porieed right. ‘Weber Impl. L Onen Sunday. : a: ad conil‘ion; : bargair : } Easton | ict 1505. , ' Tt : ‘ 7 . —_— UNS Pres y: only $98. Residence, 361! S25R: real bargain = Mre Fi Thy * = ne o.. Leth ope Lace Sete, moe E Y ; A al 2 r ipsa ame Spice - sd — ~ ~ : Via Nt OU J hime ves iW oT "RIN , “ ’ = » Motor- io : —— LNT. SS ef model tok ne 2 Pine. AXWELI Sedan. must | 58O00A 7 . K—1990: 5 manne ts >. ott : we, tirer. DODGE TOLRI, 165 Fs ote ¥ r 31) —- it Show, R%4 Locust ‘ LEXINGTO® ——Touring, tate model: @xbel- inter and summer ‘op. bs ; IB72; starier and demouwnt 10s 2678R. ab) * 8 a) “! yr time Rout PLINT MULUN CAN Je.mmar b “his car is a Rex to bumper Johnesor 1} irings, AS to 148: 4&8 down: = ' ——~ lent condition; new cord tires, ~ow Eutle ’ and 12 Sunday. 580953 =e 6737 Dresde- ” ——— ~~ mr Ty iA oO] 9 « M478 S Gr © Tr. ew ra tts ‘ve will tl eat ‘trade: mortgage sale: hurry. 2340 Olive d T > | battery: wi ; wacrifce for quics sale: ternis ft Y ’ and a si KP a r) ea i? cs . ae . '\u . . . ~ » | , : ; 7 : - ¥ 4 ‘ — . ‘ : a (7) 50 ' te r sieon t} rty: 2 | sede Big ge rivets. chon mw! bareains terms. | McQuistcn-Shield 1 Victor 1805 CHEVROLET —Tourine. 1021, good paint, | for balance due us 5 te ts betta d —_——___ —_—___ For ouring, §$ - oe nee Cee eT ae lente —. Jet? i! . - oS 2.2 2 ae Lic ck )-Pass Toy Ing 4, Po ee cellent mechanical oo wit” Ww 2010 W ' } ‘D—Touring, We: two months r : 18°0 mete: has shock abeorbers, lock, +.) ERLAND-4 ROADSTER. a ks 933 ond cae yn: term YASH ar DAN srtinelyer : . ever na ta dandy tires he paint | Cin BERTY Y¥—Tourlos, fine condition: bargain: ae) 0 i a) i ie . - " a a perfect condit 3 Chee ee eaton Seven-passenser. 1920; affords closed han ‘ar departn ; HEVROLET—Tourit 2; almost TT a1) rT) —* model: demounta! bles: BAe: Cc ITY. AUTO CO 2007 Locus ‘a 4 a mL t: repainted a beautiful t bet 3 late models, perfect McN “E-HILAL TOR C 2%) m ' ; anar. anare ¢ nd \ S i Ou ee } (D—Jouring, 3 o¢ Jernoun awe ey a _ Tar RTY—Henainted beautizat: nienoles comfort at open-car pr! ge eb bo oe ; bumper, spare (i! = - Oo. 1é Lafayette : ’ . tires: upholstery and pee oh my terms: trade, : 3319 Easton. 7. Mec NIECE ye ge MOT OR CO 5189 De' rhs "Alia ze pce i n pT moA : —_ t he ries ay erms % 9} ' ‘ = = $1 . 1619 — fel) : seine. 2340 Oliva. ur terme; trade: 7) t be seen to be ppreciated: “ 1972 out iassie - Oven til] 9:30 p.m. daily. Sunday | On. | CADILLAC &—Touring m »; excellent = Carnitr : —— 7 ’ =: es ft. balance $20 er month. . ~- S35: S126 down. 3 Juniata.(c% TASH— ville — ee this | is im t! condit'on IOV Sys ela eee ; alge wR . inaenile e = late touring. starter, new top DON’T O* ERLOOK THIS ONE LIBERTY pert. late model. excellent cam LUX AUTOMOBILE co., at ‘ i; sedan: leaving tox PD best of conditi 4ust iixea oraad new -ADILILAC—Tourt: A vomditior cheaD: ‘ieee Ghee on” tae Actoncy is aa 7 an 100 bbl extra ' bun rythin pha e B ind er aie In first-clagss condition: hes been rebored wnt ~~ =; oa + gs hg FH pote pay 7 3101-05 ve St = | Bo Anne av has plush upho! istery tires RA ant le rn ; | Be ‘ark. Lin , nso nd step me . ~ . — with oversize pistons; lote of power, shock| gunday ‘and evenings ‘Bomont 78. % Cones mont ©n11X. (EsSomnen 4a ; ' . : late 19°90. fine cnr Aisi 9 - ¢ ; ] mps, »! ly run 24 5 tg ho . be . TT ‘ae hey rA ‘ as rific re th - red e . = os gata ss” Pp Touring rar ts nm or e545 old. samme as a >sorbers, +a coe * rea! buy for some 4119 . m Sunday and Ev onings. 94 Ahlan‘ ee a ; this Car > a $2400; Wi ined “noon today 31 arke’ li:\ Re Tor g car t eam | - > 4 e es é foe. 5414 Nonth | adey.—_| 34e : ne as ay ape ee ich | $2730; terme. Franklin, Motor Car ¢o..| LOC SOMOBILE TOURING ~ OW—S8mal) rondster: Ee ~ lan. new motor, starter, genera‘ or S.A! Sedan: late megel; Oo wie CA +. eet : + nyt! ocusy, , scarey | ene elmar 7 a ee a3: starter, etc.; good as os —?) Five-passenger. 1914: good tires: rume jibe effer refused. 3916 Washin cia) and aint: muaranteed Pret-class cy ie: vood condition: ill take in Ford ing; fe ditior J ; s- \ POLS Bn bye rani touring ' . +! — + : = : eta me & oe apne Z “S77 FRANKL [N—Touring late 1921 mode!: re: will $ - Dart _ op ag eee ete ase conne $917 ic ; ' ee, . more; $160 nditioned throughout: repainted i ATeee HY PeoTon CO, 6168 ts “ a i2 HILL, MOTOR CO. 6189 mar ARROW —Roadster. et tet). | mm; 4 cars, allt: . tad, ee . »f he a . | 4148 Hosaile OD. 4 al Washing 2 . : terme 9318 Olive. | ete 3 Mi — (ate ge en Tati. vi, r « ’ oe " - ~ ; - " y > - = - ; —— -- — = - - ~ . ° aft : ” 7 Af rs , ’ . . I Touring ne gt C 1 tire | hock at ber — : fis ly equipped, such as _ bumpers, Pe - 49 Br . noUe! oe amas S| mi! wort! aE tae: ; = ain, on 650 or Imp ito. m 40th 76 ap TT) el one | ewan ! OR] uring and coupe, 1921 model bere, wire Rh eecle: price $1500. This car | Oven ti) 9:30 pm. daily. Sugdeyetiit 2 shane, at $°75 cr : rms: G@FOUR ar . eenauaiins ; ons «4 about ee oi ike new; be 3 wr) RA9¢ p ‘ a Lg he ie) JA xs eS ii WPrirn § -calient \, , and price right Kuhs wae used nae little and exrchanged on a LOC ‘OMOBILE we oom 2224 S. Jefferso ; r 4444 fc) thug 7 acide ; i; wns! nao€ ,; 2 Grand. Lindel] 2000 new sedan; liberal terms. Frankitn Slotor | - —Roedster; French Car, Miful sedan lot of extras. like ahs ——-—————— | renainted; a “ge price for w tires; $400; : mechanically. T7294. South vrRi ~ ‘ee i terms “Mi Quis n- 4-1 mE» pe SP 1: call Sunday. 2010 Pesta. quantity at | : $20 oe “not cal Sunday afternoon, Y C 4 B t Thi grade car: see an cm an 77 2 at ‘ is. i} ocust. sa 5. U 2 ~ ag BGersus wv + 3 } c a "404 N.. Oth a - aenl fine anndAtticn & tres urdey : 3 sible 1 ~ ggg el TOR, PS etiraayles —~ pans ema >. TV ROLET—Touw: O13 ad rood s 1D—Touring. | 1916; exeelient Lozi ER—7- n ' | : " eee i aon. OQ teres “. _. : a, ey 30 p. 7 tty. Bunday till no | Stotem - tn At iy at 4 Four touring 12, some practically new; —s passenger touring 0 ROADSTER + yor aap ry $1 ‘ ADI % e you can nardly tell they were run: rea } bar- cond! ton. recrifics. __ 2379 al ‘yan, Used-car buvers find quality and — : cel ono bargain (ar Co. 917 Locust. Bomont 2617 7-passenger; completely over eo nm a. . i ee ee Te ee ere * good paint and * tires: : . — ee vote T fi pen | ; “4 Aone O' aT 7 rer ees aine, $1560 below list, 1918, only $125; GAP OH M—192 touring, in fine € la so8, “3 onth. , repair ted an ondittoned Se er eects i .OO IK t ~ el patties 4 rieAatt FOO poe al : ™ --—- ene erm SA AO ting elma, OF ie Ee af dian. R. a8 ¥20, with starters, $245; other real values. . wi sacrifice for Ce. or ey. W Vet et ar S . a : J ‘ - $276M. all . 43 Ar al ev , $100 care. ey per mone . v Sroves V oh\e ° a) “7 ' » wander “— al ~— : ae 1 -+ _———— a “ - - vr “ ‘ il ities ~~ : haha liberal terms. Wm ser) ; fetor 4 d on -. i t Se CE ID RE ra ts tact gayle ie mama een : con HzEVR fouring. 1920 1 L. me Na tk tee” ‘Reoee noo — “wee yg KING BEE_MOTOR SALES CO., |\MARMON 54—Tourtog: real bargain; ie: ste arse S ORILE | aes gene ay SS nm; f p coe +o Peaggat as | mn: a bergain for qui (2. core th LE a OR] urines. 6 barga‘ns, Wie 4; 523 N. Vandeventer. _ terms, trade 8616 Keston UAE AU TO B co. a F pn . etarter, 6c.; oniv¢ refinished red. J rm : = te « Den indar Orthwein M ’ .: oO. Ford to ng: like ne cla: without starter: terms, trade. 2620 Open Bunday and evenings fe _ 3101-05 Olive St. = | © Morris, 214-16 N. took ; form in hat will give looks like a mew ¢ Any terms or trade ne ‘> ; : ~* . : ; - . 4 - = aAa : ~ oS eee TT P= "4 - e387 avu . iliot . . —————$———————— a . a ~¢ -* ~ : : > 59]. Al : _— ~~“ ~ . ——| Li nt sedan: in exe! i? : - : mibrgs mete ' rst conditio: 200) - - - - GARDNER—T yartr ’ : Se anter 19? Al a . pata — TUD he AKE ER os : neegdwayr warace excelent | 2G 2 ' ees a. ee wipes wt ae , = ; : “~P—Touring 1920. dem: mi untables, Webster A232. 4a a A an Ey ‘| Wire wheels: S&S new Miller ber: $200. DOT Marcus. - fine: $ er Sore tire e=8 De Raliv te le 322 Oilve gt 52 ran hevrolet Touring 4 is - . “Fico: rma, $60 down . ster Groves. pias 7 re; ¥Ye condition. humimy roadster: »@- : os a 1 t iE BAK E R—BSpec! ial 6 sedan: iats iALMERS iril v' ¥e ; 12 Ww 1t you to come vet na nte ( 4 aa . — ~ - pega sparayene Mh tate st 8 00d | Bo, 2 bum pers. ; “ rene — —— T 7 a 10 Co eivinpnec iii : ’ . 7. bh 2 .F ; : he ; 1A in fOown if + , ae o~s ape : ° f . re] —_, in : ike new starter Ae-no mt- B d N G d , : adie a etaine tiene, stop Be a ays eas | oak cekene pagers tie sttee ne. | CHaLacns—Tebe AE ML BEL sane Mbceeate leat | DoE naire. 020 Te a 1921 oamiies ; ‘for. quick cash sale. 1280A Goodfel- | riggs, Syngay. any time. MAX W Bf Fesring 1 “Sood condi Shieh Grand 19143. 11444 oS LW TIL LYS S- -KNIG HT SED AN. ninted. in Al mechanical condi i> «m fayment down. balance 12 montl AOR LPOOA Cherol ERS eS a ine Te CE ee rdner ourin offer. 1383 Terspie pi. maa Marine Bet aS ee ae : or: am t tarte r ext “ne Will make : idea. é wn Pes ‘A aiool ve a _ 18 } aon? Jace —— = a a Vv - ’ e 2910 Washingtor ~ 8215 Alabama. verte enon poeerene oito. iLL —Tours ur 1 *3* _ * ; : a. eRe » Té MOBILE ——— . ( {) Net : Semen . ons i ; ‘2 iv A G ing, 5. é ble. Southern Aute | : Ons! Lin. £68 Open DE LXE ASS Olive St ' HAL ME RS 7 { yt RING. N¢ ). . 190 ( “TE Iv" R ROLET T 1 RING naan Dew only 5 down, n rOR even! , - \ Mode! 490: very young 3 ood 12 months, no inter oe iy 4 okerage nsiajlleis r . [ RD—~Tovr' car: looks & runs ae "ND Cy . preies ee #004 condition: $225 Ar- Bomont 2811X. Central 380. Light six, 5-passenger, motor overhaiuec, ape; new top, good Anish ana tires; OLT VE MOTOR CO., 2010 Washing:on $145; $46 down Balance time or trade. | £ EW eL1-— Tearing Dre he * Tire and I! ‘ne Stat n Open Sun day and Even! nae = pew top an J et 4 om Spee: Ns buy . $0 re ' cash on terme: ro brokerage One evenin Lid and 6) Sunday. A $2) 474% 4 West Natural Bridge. ore ce our ng AX WEL. a, ¥ ng : 1971 a =. “aaa ne ——= "ELIF. 2! on -. Me. 4) share x—T: arin ns fixe ike State." ig “Bargain: i: FOR D—T ouring: late 1929: 19209: oath _ me art maeP ES, Sn etndittens Of oon Sehantes — = -: fullv ninned u as} wy rant aA A m RD st h: 1919 model in ' ; —er ; Rell rkwoot ° : untsbies, winter tov. Hassiers: emonstrator, hee dey | , ee ne agg ol roadster; Sonaition | nrenin; termn:. n E us ia you a ot f A NDL E ear tet 1RIT Rues- “arnt at 6 te o neues ane “ote Brilliante epare tire. @tc. : on one ot a | Weainut. ) be RS ‘ ar; jow Pp Ri MRS ) wi aa ; | AWE oe 54 A a ~ aan 3h. IR di Sedan. CHA? 7D! .E R—I> spatch; can’t tel! this fr y 18 ssex’” Tou! ring | Touring, 1972. perfert maton, alee Lou! — popular ars. {pen Ww 4. oa oy — iF lata, 1g: pt — : M * Ni cage tnn: - were may % ter? rrade r pe Sige 4 acl - +. ' T a @ vwor.a ; AKER—19% i. -: eats, 20 sedan: shock abBuTihers good or ’ new ; $550 : ad 39! 6 ® nrg wn Sunday and f nings 1920; newly painte n practical! rel lan ae) " ? 12th Wo n ND CITY At TO CO. 2007 7 Lecurt Rev. veret wee this bef 2 | . A “Piteq Tires: seat covers. ANDI tR—Privat werner has late 1920 . ; ‘ page ee rm McGuiston-Shieids, 3401 Locust HUBER M STOR "CAR CO., OA Thelmar Ive ot | 'y first-c condition ; fa Dents ; FI | nad HANDLE — 6 tuimas & Jin, 190 nen 5 a ° ¢ Open Sund na evey DES eT oine 4 tart : fATNES—i model 39 touring: perfect | ait Lindell 161 m: Uke new “ay strane’ le - lection im mn to wi; ail sourms. _.“ ; ee “s seed ies CLEVE! : -1821 touring: cost $1400: 2901 Jocust at. _ Open sun'r= ef ” ort N io ing cart late motel: ¢ : Seeks gondition : iy 2847 Byeell, ee ae ivi7, ¢ A Re TS a . rifle B90 new; 9 Co, Inq, | MIT HELL — ivi Seeds. bag =“ So |Our pr rices and terms Giaxpier— touring: Tike Rew:! time. Bouth Side Buick Auto Co, 3456 8 ESSEX TOl RING vente: ||| ORD toerinas good condiuioe: SITE: ‘3029 is }) , 19]. conditio the $: terme: | at a . Grand ‘Th ) ov i. en a i9 0 model mechan'ca.:iy rebdufit —\ unday and evenings. {[a YNEA_1017 touring: goo' con4éit ; , ; —_ “nee: vt o . 7 an | 5 Aown e é ] an 11 A Horte: ¥ wre ai > re i}. touring wire wheels, 004d i tires. 1 922 engine improy erents, re- -¢ $45 ‘ ' ber; $350 cash 6620 Oil oe touring car are absolute y CHAND!I I 7 Avene ; cy iinder: ‘ fire $409 te moe 7 v1 iz K eok ue painted ea beautiful maroon nickeled 2901 Olive © - yore rub ve st. ae 0! radiator shell, 4 new cord tires park- FOR D—Touring: go004 ie ae order °) d. verha?! | } owe } poe >. : ’ S54: a r cndhigg o oa 7 Californ COLE i Cow touring i? ondition , a: . tee : demons rate Knight 110 N Tay- bow “aos debaker, we best to be ha Gay SPS ——— all 1¢ to 2 >. m "aod orton vl ing lamp, stoplight. radiator bar cep, Migs poreet reas ys ice vine tanh aim upwards: trade: bar- 1921: 1owerr price in extra tire and cover; new-car guaran T CHANDLER Te : te : bal ) monthly class 7h North Dakota c rm uigton- | - . —— , 89 5 ponthi ORDS—8 touring cars; in Grgt-c Ape : a CARONDELE ae Tev'ies Py pel ter? 1S. a He ool : iT, ms tour ng: ra dee ¢ c the tee" $52 » cash, haia “ice i m y FO RI nat Rie gine Aute Co. Chev rolet deal. > : 2°. junta Dies shie' is 3401 Locust ns se noney. Ward Motor Ce., Inc., PON f RIAn : os P - 604 8 Jefferson i922: uaresir: CO nnn % (el) MIpSsON- FRAMPTON MOT OR CAR r vy. ‘ é' ae Ty ae . r <OLE . 8s08 | a 2 Tk “Tour Ww ‘5 ‘Wha sta ~ oar: A ~ MO [ OR °9 “HANDLER _DISPA™C} Lat OO ~Tpu! ring rai » like new; entirely ce we 7499. (eee : ai a , at $740 ce agno Ime x CoI =e , jaar , rec Ct. ae , ‘ Bm extras. & cood tires: alg tke , : ag: co a al mar nust | ton | ee Ree ne es On a t and tires: excel- . Bomont 9100. . «f evenings. ty —— ee ee — a i. ry ; relmar ce Ee on De te ~*

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ca tae tt CT LIL Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these c¢ columns today. ES es 1200 AUTOMOBILES, A U T OM OB I | ET ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. AUTOMOBILES - Touring Cars For © Sale Touring Cars For Sale__i Truoks For Sale G G mo Willy FORD—l-ton truck, 1921 1 we! motor and y > del Villys: S- | Cc n PAIGE- LARC HMONT—Sport, jport_ model: TOURIN Present 93 A Gr 6R S Kn t— ew June, this| teen ent casn or Lime. Ayres, eae | 50 3 rsenal. 7 an 7 *. : n apne Touring; 7-passenger, 1919 model; :| youn A beautiful car properly broken excellent sew Ay seat covers; extra tire, / jn and a marvelous performer. As ' | Branch Maasagers Willys -|%3 | ' bumper, etc. Cabany 6960. satenigans “5! see the ~~ +d i al | Red Sea! Continen | Knight. See Mr. Barber or Mr. Win- PAIGE—7-paseenger. left by owner to he)! naomi For Sale— Miscelianeous © 2.° Touring Cars For Sale "MOON Touring, 1923 model 6-40, in Al ** @0ondition; just a few months old: er Aj- ‘tell from new, for aonly $1050. cust. Bomont 312 ‘MOO N—Tourings. — models, in first-class _ condition all around; these cars you can- not tell from new; our prices are right: stop by and look these cars over. Moon Motor motor, 5 good tires; far Co., 3116 Locust st. RBomont 3125. sold for Fy a bargain for cash. Howns, | dle. ; : | @228 Chestnut. . MOON TOURING ao 1921, 2). %-passenger: "Tike | they ete Saat Al condition | brand new; been in storage; will sacritice | SfeN E-HILL MOTOR CO., 5189 Delmar. } or take smaller car in trade. 5414 North Open till 9:30 p.m. daily, Sunday till noon.| Market st. (ce) MOON 1922 | PAIG E—Touring; 5-passenger; ; ' overhauled; new aed tires; , , f , will odel 6-48, wtih disc oe siently top with inside lining; cash. Schotten- Vickers, Inc., —e all appearancer - _Broadway. Riversice "O81. Mob side ~08! ‘MOTOR CAR CO., 3116 Locust st. | THINK OF THIS MOON TOURING Come down togay and we will show you 1921 model; driven very little; me- 4ithe most beautiful car in America; Paige six Larchmont sport touring. with disc steel chanical condition far above tha aver- age. refinished in a Copenharen blue; If you are fn the mar- ket for a car, new or used, look at our s0- lertion of recondi- ticned automobiles. (eo) } Convenient Terms, NEWELL MOTOR CAR CO. 2621 LOCUST ST 2600. Central 2775. sundays and ahs ete (12) AUTOMOBILES = — ' Automobiles For Sale— s page \WITLYSKNIGHT—Chean: 3 ce. : D | “new _tires: es; good condition. SS tar om nly ae ow See NEWELL ss USE 13 egy cry ae es ’ P. | MECHANICS C CRA ead the room, pir G in on Wille Saints Ginn enape throughout; real buy; $425; cost —_ ) d sedans, Ford FORD —Ton truck: 1922; slightly used: | chassis, ¥ Fo rd coupes, Dodge or Saleo— | Truoks For Sale Automobiles F Miscellaneous mi We have « FORD—Ton truck, 1922; starter, demou a! need a little work; 2901 Olive. Bag buy *. 700; used 90 days. 4959 Delmar bl. (c a A Safe Place to Buy A abe be (call on our.ns dependable truck and ready to go right 2 | USED TRI ICKk 4 -passenger, with Miscellaneous ______ len 3 | == —Gheap: just overnaule =— a | | we | excellent condition, ; ts bles and covered top body; in excell ent $35 each takes them, hurry. (c68) oa U day | GARGAINS itn “used ¢c cars; ‘For i winter top, | | tO service: only $225; monthly pay: nents. (8) | (handler eeeney ae coupe, Studebaker 7-passenETs: lilburn electric, Stutz roadster. Cc. OEP eR Oe ll cae * > - — . ” ~ - a e 8 » thistsees bil al in al NT een pallida itd cae s ra Paci alnanatlar eatin ARG I cin ee ee iy . ry aT ah 4 Ee +3 ' i f 4 oe Willys Overland — 3100S dake. Deere Auto Body Co la Inc. posite City Hall. F kORD—Ton = several “models, erifice for Locust at 23rd St. " a639 s.| Bomont 78. , with or aber e: body; edsyv terms. Tevis Motor (c99) —= —|;. : atm SS 1919 Hty-ten dump truck, Thia truck has been thoroughly over- hauled and is In aplendiad eondition Will be sold with the same guarantees as a new Packard truck it is a real Value. Ask for epectal price, Packard p Exchange Car Department New Location 3015 Locust St. | BOMONT 3080 fer what we hon- Ww hove is the safest range car market in the ww Prices are fixed after ful inspection and fair apraisal. No attempt 1s sade to conceal imperfec- ns if any tHere may be. We S frankly tell you what sevice these cars have given ir previous owners and shat you can expect from Sem in the future. You can sure of obtaining here a as good as we say it is, sed as it ought to be— Cc adillac integrity behind it. _ Ask yourself w hich is the better proposition for you— g good used car at a fair oe or a new car of the me price. Everybody Is Driving a Used Car ae | Ty TT | PCADILLAC SEDAN Type 59. This late series of our fenclosed model is coming into ‘ur hands in almost new con- Mition; just refinished and re- ‘nickeled; the velour upholster- ng shows practically no wear; equipped with five excellent ‘cord tires, bumper in front; no doubt this is the best bargain we have offered in this partic- wlar model for some time. CADILLAC 'Type 59, touring. This is one bof the late series in a seven- passenger touring car that is ‘being turned in to us for one of ‘our new Cadillacs; equipped ‘with a good set of cord tires, ‘two extras; mechanically the /¢ar is in exceptionally fine con- dition; paint, wupholstering in newep os Authorized Ford and Lincoln Dealers, | 3 Locust st. Open evenings and Sun- | FORD TRUCKS One-ton, worm-drive and light delivery: | any style Hercules body; immediate delivery. 1B IE Ww A IR E | penser nna ie Reve eee Oe completely overhauled and it is Al | ics) RY— = a ae very resvect, Bew bstone dealers who GARY—1-ton truck: $600. Johnnies Ga- € } eware of curds } ‘ + A Shep Brothers Cars rage, 2136 Wainut. Garv 1929 eture this car in your min Ow, advertise oage olay ela Pe tic reese bees CR ge pee nary ve Be mage Ba poten car; special top with door- from thetr homes as in lividuai {| a MC— 1% ton chass = onay ive anny me body. So we | & Miller cord tires; lots of extras; this I | opening plate-glass curtains; inclosed like a owners. You will see the same ||| | 801, Central 1878., Open Sunday —o .. at the Abt het » exceptional value can be purchased as jj | sedan; car refinished in hazemut brown; addresses appearing each week in —* L ine 28 very good mech | tow ag $325 down, balance 10 monthly | cost $2475; a would not be too nigh; ||!) @ sreat many instances. | GRAMM- -BERNS TEIN 0 4% A a ee 4 truck, coal saymenss. ’ first bu = ets it for $875: terms or trade, cal ll us Ly phone and get correct | _berfec ct condition, $75. 20 V0 Uta h. bss) Federal! 1916 8&'4-ton ommastathe HUDSON-FRAMPTON MOTOR CAR YAH MOTOR OO”. 1035 N N. Graad. information as to age and model | HU PMOBILE—Delivery uw uck, $705. body. This truck Forest 6273. S°50; will and Co., ‘c)} It 10d lels. Roo q CoO ndi tion are right. Kubhs-Buick ime lell 2800. perfect n yechantcal- a ny \W h eTe. 'e. 8) offer veteaed. — . . wow ” “ “ ee ee ee a ane FOR BETTER USED CARS ears wor om condition; | guarantee | 3omont sedans, 1981 model; mechanically like new: refinished in the new special oolor || (Burgundy wine); wire wheels, 4 new | f eord tires, extra tire, wheel and cover. Shekeled radiator, windshield wings, fender mirrors, parking lamp, stoplight, || | new tan top and side curtains, another | | added feature: this beautiful cer can || | be purchased for $400 down, balance | 10 monthly payments. HUDSON ouringe: ike will $19 — on eee ee OPEN AS ts OP tne ne ey AE a NMR me a > 7 " —_— a . ~ - - ——— - maker; I Box H- | Speedster bodies. Late model Buicks in | Roadsters and Coupes. | i | Boment 3100. neon i yseuth DAVIS—Fleeta’ oid to sult , TO MAKE ROOM FOR LARGE SHIP- MENT OF NEW CARS sacrificing the following —With Eidisor at-| built used cara. Small cash oon TR vU Lenox and balance on terma to suit you. These cars are now on display in our show room: | 1821 Velie 1921 192] TRU CK—-10-ton, iron body. 4501R. 474°8B E saston 3 rRU + K—Must verpizo 31,-t _sStake An d coal an all Grand TRU f K-—C “heap, 18 A4 Ohio ay PRU 1 faa ton, av. ( Call today TRU¢ ‘Kc Master 1? ig -ton; stake body; good condition. W. H. Kocher, | _! Carter and Linton nv | FORD—La’ TRU¢ ‘*K—W ith about $1000 worth of dray soerber. $17 w ork ; can be seen at Buehler tarace, Giana aly 332 1 Lemp AV if) ‘ -pD—Overhs P. i* o | »s Qguicxn saie, -On- . this home for $145. 3916 Enright. i: ditio; price $750. Hartmann, 503° N bars: suitable | VAKLAND—Touring. late model; Al condi-|_14th st, Sk eee ooh oe Ores. ise Caen. m tion; $226. $732 Gravois. _ (c) | STUDEBAKER—1019; special. Ward Motor | DORRIS—2-ton coverea express ‘body, OAKLAND—Touring car, 1918; poet er Co., Inc., 3029 Olive st. | (cl) | chanical condition excellent. 7 tion; $250 cash. 4666 Alsdce (c) | STU DEBAKER—Special touring. for sale or| Pomont 301. Cent. 1878. Open eeedey (AK LAND—Touring: fine condition; a late trade. 2019 N. Broadway. FEDLERA! Sn Ah « ton, chassis and cab, model; ike new, 6930 Bleeck. Benton | §STUDESAKER—1921 special 6. ber und mechanical condition 1401R, rfect condition; extra equipment; $825.| for coal hauling. $700. Oneida pail AND—Touring; late model: good con- shige Russell. fe) | 30ST Locust. renee Ne cnniiaiiiion _(c7)| 7 Al’ ' Serre. . Ni ae $200: terins; open Sunday ye ON ~~ | FEDERAL. 124-ton truck; used; with cab ht six. with winter top; Cheviolet Desters. 2224 8. J-fferson. ‘ce ing. 2815 Olive ‘ (c89) a oe eee ae 6; in is condition and body good condition and good tires: nee light six, with winter top; ees DAREARD pouring Tate moge: gud con-| cit,cfyegryes bemt boy: "4048 Civolan 0. 1908'S. King’s Mghway. tery | rder: dition: $200: terms; open Sunday morn , INO9 S. King he “ ing. 2816 Olive, __ (069) | STUDEBAKER—1920 spe 6 touring: | FORD—Tru kK; runs good; new tires; | ‘Sttcetinn pr toon os 7 iis ; make offer. _oauiaton- hiclds. 3401 Lo- S3x down. 2340 Olive. Ba 9 z | is Ve have a large selec! , | OAKLAND TOURING || Open Sunday, RD Tontreck. polit athet BD goslonet rs aga eee | mee ra mie vy jt yy cust_Lin, 56 | FORD—Ton truck, for ; PFs i Sh WEEE cane IA aw ane R—19: 20, touring: $430: « aDe- Tower Grov e. suita pie or ] lelmar. rc 1 A @nappy ¢-cylinder car, in perfect price reduced to move 4juickly. | * Poy egg ere pgp rome fe f- com e in and look them over: 3 f ' condition gy pene riced right for | Tain Bi on wg Gove | prices are right, our OLDSMOFILE—Good condition; must sell at | iC ty for rSa y| ] Le 9 e i once; net Goodyear cord tires all aroun . ‘ : Sedan, Velle Coupe. Page Touring. 190°1 Ford Touring 1921 Ford Coupe 1921 Chandler Coupe. Missourl Motor Sales Co. 5180 Delmar. Forest 25 51. (pen Sundays and Evenings. me- ' Olive. a. Mm. rub- fine r00d; truck & 0. > =e star! oF, 5693 accessories touring; | | And many other stan¢ rd in all models, a4 These cars have bee ‘GOOD MECHANICAL ~ erate for For , cheap. Ande hy Sunday for atuick sale: » good running bin brs ike: (*hean Winter top; 4 ~ se “o ’ 4300 ( ‘houte touring car. 1 al 6: th ak wert Side Buick Co., 6023-Deimar. For. | FC RD— truck, top, liberal terms will make 1 DE 5 AUTOMOBILE co., some real ‘ance in morning. RIEFLING'S, fos new battery. Phone Grand 2445M. | | FORD—Trucks: used "3101. 05 Olive 8t, glass winter curtains. _McQuiston- cars; open Sunday morning. 2737 Olive.“; ~~ Lawn ay _ Bomont 2811X. Central 380, | shields, 3401 Locust. Lin. 568. Open | FORiS—Trucks: chaln drives; for sale or! a. -——- : Open Sunday and Pvenings. i aaareat n Light 6 = arc hange for tour! ing oF ir. 300 U nion rd, meauhe= cS ' fv! i ‘yer a s—W e ha = on and pBin wn }4 "Ub SR—L a! t touring, Ly: like | ian. Te ee ee hore ) Ot a ‘ on * age new; private party: during Sasiness "houen | FORD—Truck; closed; for baker, laun icy, LX | ding a King 8 touring, Overland, Chev- OLDS 6—~Touring; 1920 Bomont ge; S104 Humphrey. Sidney _kood order; cheap: exchange. 4304 John. : Oldsmobile and others: these cars, if 21€0R. ditt cheap. : STUDERARER—i02 7-passenger: special 2315 Olive ALL POPULAR MAKES IN LATE | ( ‘itham, 4530 “Del: mar, cluding ite 50 (iverland No. &5 touring dandy ” Fords, odge : | Over land No. equipned ) Oe Salient Stephens touring; new paint ‘ oa ae : ' ' \A a Traffe truc i A Beautifal 1-ton Globe trucl Stephens pene eee Ranma | WARNE ‘MOTOR SE " I is é i i jl at C inspection guarantee or statements concern- below dealer® Agent wh lox Y-38. Post Dis. cc7) land 6, All- American | aes BEGINNING * _fomobll vse Wa and W shbogton. Au- ing former ownership. and model || gz ih | an. tomobile Co., Euclid ane as r an S al 7 (ape * a : : coal hauling halas ana y ° ral t Ove Take Your Pick | ui “4 tires; refinished in pigskin brown; practically | just repainted and will give same service lition W Ee imten QO I Ca & new car: easily worth $1300; first quick) gs new car. Western Automobile Co., Eu-| ' DTTC! Good standard used cars 3107-11 LOCUST ST. | Welker, 4644 St. Ferdinand. (o1)}|WE DEMONSTRATE ALL TRUCKS these cars and have and running to and 4 YAHLEM MOTOR CO., 1085 N. Grand _ 3402 Lindell. Bomont 1241 Central itty | | KE ‘L.D—5-ton dump. Woods ANTEED. EASY TERMS. BODIES A’. y order. Some repainted, with good || urday, October 21st, the 0., . Ga i eae 1] irauli ; . I UL). A: _* >) RROKER. "DD | rp | , Onen Fn 9 a ime wiles sie ponds \SUIT. NEW PAINT. NO BRO i tires and tops. Demonstrations. | |\the BUYING , PUBLIO 4 tion: bargain; $500, 2808A Salena at. | 1920; 5-passenger; newly painted a dark | VV Ee best se= holst; steel dump body: ms sad low that! © NASH—1920 Qouring; $305; terms. Always! maroon: practically * new tires; upholstery, | E have th rE d ms. 6320 Delmar. ‘Packa ra Motor Ir Car ter b d t | 12 cars at $100. ‘their SHOW ROOMS % ; | _Saa - m 1° 8 cars at $150. | NASH—Ford touring brand new; $300 off | $225 reigie * waauee A SL ‘CAR CO. lection of rood Or oie teady work Company of Missourt they are oun O LO. s NWT vf) | 2601 Locust st. and evenings. oe wn. Sa fae 'OF USED it, NASH—1921; ——— touring. | like | SAXON—8S! = late 119 ; uring; \W EBER IM PT & ATTO (‘¢ » a new: here's @ bargain; $725. 1817 | c) | —— “a | “801 Locust Street i O 19th and Locust We have cleared soll 1910: Tunes good; a teal SIANLEY STEAMER—1921 model, excel- found Hd tihe Ci ity at o aT ae ee ria Lin Sa08 y Eee : ice MOTOR e og Yih and Locust. i cleare our | NASH—Tourtng, 1919; runs § lent condition; bargain Horn Motor Co.. , 4 i Bae waters | ° PA “KARI —F - : a7 * gon, Oth and Clark. Olive 9186. | STANWOOD—Six touring? new, at $400 ort | DIPICesS and terms |’ 2851A Nebraska. ee Automobiles For Sale— 3867 S. Grand ( €) | | saa J;|,and have filled it with ! let Pesbo- = Bye ~ touring, fine running | »ACKARD— Three-ton truck, | aes of Lohh TOUR E 2 ee cylinder, trade a tL. = 1921 Nash Sport @° 278. Tieavete-Compton. Auto § Service, Grav- 4618 Delmar. BUICK 3910 Olin © sp CLOSED JOBS. “2 ne and Compton. fe) | them sell] sendition. S0e | aa © -EPLBLIC —— l-ton. huckster’s truck 4 | Sunday or ° . ‘ — they look and ride better. CA ONDELET 1; other business. eon 6230. Special Custome-. YOU can BUY HERE AX Fair to you and ourselves. Stephens Salient Six touring is known the R provers. ea BU rc Ks— Late | world over for ita quick get-away, speed and zi a eae Be ‘*“ rand L ARD CAR. LATE MOD innesota. fc)}| 38 N ——- : H11_ Minne | a : : a LESS PRICE than yous 8000 Locust St. eae left, Hurry if you want it. Terms or | 3867 Ss Grand (c) SEL VICE—2-ton, good condition, with “pod BUICK—In (NO FINER JOB OBTAIN- ; race. ° . _Lecust. (ec) \car; no reasonable y > ' YAHLEM MOTOR O0., 1035 N. Grand. . nnn | SEAT cen aiahe tele nee 098. eo ABLE AT ANY PRICE.) | NEW CAR. -- } } tic lres. 5S The od: ys “ey wg i , a Pa ’ "rp ; } ; STEARNS-KNIGHT—Late model | . ; se ©) | CI VROLET—1919 model; good condition; VELIE AUTO COMPANY | e > tie a An Ree = gages seagition: gevsl cnt att) ae ee | $439 Ohio OF ST. LOUIS Buick Chassis. Just’ give you BETTER SERVI (c) = -~ . =~ — — pi ete: E ter ms or trade. | a cre i , ae are paints Rg Funning order’ C ‘IALME RS—Two- ton trucks, $750. 3649 T 8639 S Broadway. Riverside cay ‘las ‘ondition: speci A " — ae wheel, fond | STE ARNS TOURING xd good m echanical condition. 37807 Olive. | — TRI i re h on; ‘open ez press Als We will show late | ) mont "e€ S7 ()pe urncay a, mm. ‘ ‘K—fFord half-t oT press—— bods N-FRAMPTON MOTOR CAR | . Bomont S01, Cont. 2 Spee Beater a: | TRICE shape. Priced enough : balance m onthlv. Open evenings till 9:30; Sunday till noon. | Se —Delivery _ car: runs mood. $135: | ‘below market to be per- | C37) | trade, terms. 0906 S. Jefferson . n il if hi if vou | DODGE—On e late L quensatoally : so think ing of buying. "MORE AUTOMOBIL E spring body, at a ne we C iat ¢ ar a ri ‘o : h ; ari STRPHENS——Snort touratai . in OAKLAND—Touring; 1020; Al shape; ve | STPPHENS—Sport tourster: first-clas: | DORRS—tTruck, 2 ton, real bargain; | V ESPER BUICK 31: 6 os CCS Reduced | TION in our FACTORY Si temarkable condition; this #8) en Read this and make comparison. PAINTED to + Bigdans that it has been proper- 921 5-pass...... 95 | |) if 20 Auburn, D-Pass..... S 2 | ‘show you these cars wit | 1920 Buick 5-pass. Tourifg.... 595 |/| LIGATION on YOUR PAl PACKARD TWIN SIX sold’ this last May WE have on hand 4 Nash touring — . : dump at INTE RN ATIONAL —3 ¥ ton “om ST like | Kelly-Springfs dood , O19 = drive, looks and runs like new; must s¢ll: io dealers. See Mr. Kaminer Monday, 923 ‘fashington av.. 4th floor. Ma! nin + 4083. ULDSMOBILE—Touring, : rebull t; G enn, MoQu mR webiste Baek OC! __Open Sunday , SLDSMOBILE— Late een Sale; Vate; terma. Ben pos + ay ek F gndition: a ey , bain an - in ne ndition: ld today. ‘8 R4 De! (c) SMOBILE—1619 : rt: — uring: good ggndition: “will sell oa ai c) bas = ndell 65 Pic eal ; if you want a real buy, come early and see this car. 6ee _Mr k. 2026 Locust. (c) OLDSMOBILE—4-cylinder ouring ar: pew paint, good tires; $215. 2826 Mar- OLDSMOBILE—1921, 5-paesenger touciaz: ** motor overhauled ; od paint, practiza ly tires; t ain, $500. Franklin Moror r $917_ Locust st. Bomont 9617. MOBILE Br alee touring; brani-new tor; refinished throughout: take less ty half. Cal! at 3441 Juniata. Sidney (07) OLDSMOBILE—it 1020, o cylinder, 6-passen- ger touring; this car is a ain; motor “perfect; tires and paint. Grand 642, ‘etor B (0) ‘Oldsmobile omens fe Late Model Pa you hg, Begg Ma a bargain? Here is e for att ey ew tiras; we wilt vel! t for ba! ance que 3 OLIVE MOT TOR CO 2010 "Washi n SI and Sunday _ ngton. 17 OVERLAND—Touring, l ° 2019 N. Broadway, er oe ee OVERLAND—4-p paced r touring; cash, 2226 Gravois ag ote ‘OVERLAND 8U—Touring.- like new, $135, $45 down. 3441 Ae tty er; OVERLAND 4 -~- Touring, p Spamoled atee! body; terms. Mill Motor , 5000 Gravots. UVERLAND o— Touring: + zune d; 90; . Sunday; terms. 2901 « ep *% OVERLAND 83—A “se — Tei omen 1 condi a 26} i, PVE ND—i018: 60 touring; excell ; * ‘shape; $50 down, 2081 tn robbs. = Al mochanioal. ce for quick n 448. cheap for d —" A. it A c) Fear se poe sain oe deal ‘ y atternoon «Dolman. (c) UVERLAND 6—Touring: Red nenta uasel its pM, soal onti- motor; in Al condition: ‘8275. 4417 (c) Ga: R D famp av. condition; : down. Universal, Fai ae N Fon: about 4 cheap. ag it the et s *“4"-—Touring, 1921; excellent: Sown. Universal. 3418 Cece (c85) rice a76. ins you eesten: real car at a it sell: $350 value for Man- st touring car » medals 9800 sean x {e) 4-cylin: ‘ler ‘Chev rare of evrolet anal - dn 44. ic) yo Baby 4 Touring 1 buys thie peagtitul Overlaad: hes ¥ nal ‘ires es; looks do sp Sh men 12 { OR docerent ar bro Washinreen. - (o7) for sale or La d terrace, "Benton ¢ 644k. in-six, second series, vas. {fine condition: n- $650. ae seri ory series: / Castions n. ; 7 Olive at. Runde -six phaeton, chiand Open till 8:30 p. m. daily, Sunday till noon. __ body, Call 3108 California, i Paty ‘Why h , — lizht | FORD—Ton | true k, 1920 m 10del; £ “ANopy top @e new price See bod open Sunday mornia 737 thene first ata "bin r z2 22 ay morn-ag. is) > Penta Hae nem FF oceans sasantineisiatitaeesidiniag omer uction. 250 Lama) | | FORD—Truck, 1 ton. 1922: call Sunday morning at 4368 Chouteau. (c) FORD—Delivery, half ton. curtain body 261 5 L neh. starter; trade, m odel, FORD—Ton truck, 1922 Manchester car. 69: 28 Magnolia. perfect. re Aa dab nd nal FORD—One- ton tru: k; 4. 0. a Grav ols. Call Monday FORD—Ton truck. worm dr! ve: body: terms: Marx. 6733 Verno | FORD— Frucka. solid oak ‘body, good running. order: cheap. r: ch 2102 East Warn : | FORD—1-ton truck. 1920, with siete huck- $115 or offer’ 372 a _ster hody: bargat n: $325. 3444 Keokuk. ) r * STU TZ—Touring car; run “leas than 8000) | aes ms es me. 2841 miles; must sell; good paint and new Tn St. Louls Garage, 12th and Chestnut. | oss ina it “B0R “Hiei e) | aaa D » . FORD—1922, ton truck; perfect shape; TEMPLAR -Bassenser. 1815 Chestnut. fe) cheap: trade, terma. 4506 S. Jefferson THO BOLO Clive et Fet-clase con; (GRBGUEEL. bedkers "clcsed rad: A tb Se A. SI cheap: trade, terms. 2506 8. Jefferson. VELIE—Touring; 1921; you can 't “tell the. FORD —_——— ' ORD—Ono- ton truck, 19224 starter ; PT. VELIE—1021 touring; $450; terms. 1817 | FORD—1921 my ton tric 2 ggg Se “perfect: 5 (Cc) | __ $135; trade, terms. 2508 &. Jefferson. cylinder; Continental! FORD—Trucks for sale or trade for coupe apietor: piate glass in top; hurry. 00; body. Braesier Auto Supply Co., 0 down or trade. 4330 Ashland. Grand. Open Sunday morning. VELIE—Touring; excellent mechanical con fORD—Ton truck. like new, express body dition; good appearance; $200, worth $400 { { Colfax '1518R. 4328 -Ragyraty pneumatic tires, sacrifice. 2008 mos Ad Goah. the gt grea 7 Be down, balance $300 | FORD—%-t 1G new Manchester. Grand 4-ton truck: repainted: curtained side body, like new; open Sunday morning. VELIE TOURING 27387 Olive. ¥FORD—Ton truck; Seven-passenger. 1921; looks runs like first-class; new McNIECE-HILL MOTOR-CO., 56189 Delmar. STUDE BAKERS—2 demonstrators, > ais arene new; one —, 6 touring. ety ve RAKER—Big 6 touring. 1919 model, in, first-class condi*ion: newly repainted nd priced very low for auick sale. Weber | mpl Auto Co.. 19th and Locust sts., romoabilea Aistributers. Big 6 Studebaker 1921 model; rebullt, refinished and put in absolute new car condition A car that would be a good buy at $12 00, being offered | for $975, on terms. Sunday. MOUND CITY AUTO CO... 2007 mena and ST UTZ—Touring aati con ition. (2) Locust. ‘Mehta; 44 - -ton; ae eee wat Sour motor new stake body; 2787 ad open Sunda morning. like new; Olive. D y . FORD—l-ton, 1921, matic tires, with in good shape, ae secu 2 Lecust et. ni bee RD—Ton trucks. $156 to ofa Psi terms; open evenings. Jefferson. FORD—Truck. light delivery panel a , 390 ; _bee Guenther at Reilfling’s, 2341 LS | ) closed = open Sunday morning. erfect condition, pneu- ody: must sell. WESTCO!1 Smee ay arn 4 $200 311 Geet SOTTLADT C188 tourin Al condi- | tion: worth $1000: today, § 6-8: 1817 | Ru sse}). {c) | WESTCOTT—Sport model; wire wheels, | bare Natural Bridge )| gain; $100 down. Riehin wen “FIR One TOU RING-—7-sauseniger, 32 miles on 28 gallon 69) con of gas, overhead va motor, ition | FO RD—Ton truck, 1920: express bod oy. rn and Jooks brand new, cost $1300, '¢ matio tires: good condition 400CA Matnmies 24.” . ee ee | Dlive Sunday morning. Hiefling’s. wii TOURING CAR—Ligh =: sehdine wonkoe FORD—Chain drive. 1%%-ton trucks Te cellent ‘tires; worth $300; coal or express platform: ood condition: a sacrifice. 8809 Fin oH 5 ‘Baty uft, one Sunday morning. Rief- AUTOS—2 7-passen | L ——_#: (c69) touring; at 7 eenger I eft FORD—1920. truck: motor runs good: weil. a ing painted panel body; $225: (c terms; open Sunday morning. SELI. your price. cqouring late Ess Eesox, fine r; pettonet. Ce evrolet. Ford: also Ov- erland. Dodge. | Mord. $30 up. isis Locus 1000 CARS—$35, $200; Fords, Do nex, watchs; year's time. Knight's, 1512 __ Mortgage Sacrifice Sale eel CRE Day so erg sae: er: aby aS erlaind, in; Hberal terms: tefling’s. 2315 Olive coupes, xt oo 0. $ FORD..1921 Hight Arar has b diamonds, etc. nes O - oe cylinder: late used pri rivately: ex- | take $150: a is | Eee Dae co) Cars, seda 212 N 2s re- “pbsB Sie: v. price; cash, trade or terms. unda and evenin ngs. See ai. ane: ae Bee Motor Co., 38867 8 FORD—Chain arive. ma -ton \ Rs. or exvress WE Be TB. ee te erms to + a apen “Sunday morning. Rief- oae e311 (cfd) FORD—Truck. TTT “wiih or og thont start- ene: or curtain side body: rare har- open Sunday mornlpg. || over- nopmet an 4 is In Al condition: : terma., Mendenha h 6 Ford Dealers, 2315 Locust. Open even as el) | ‘: - - ~ = Lelia a, _ Be ee — eee ee oe oe —_— — = a ——. a mae ee wc > ete ee , ey 3 wai +. SES ti OP et led atk alae lla AM igh fee Bt a ere SM able “4 . reas ane i AE Se | 2) Olive. will sacrifice; | i ' ; ! {e) | $275 cash; | Bell—5? ? $-—— K inloch 2 |'WE have about 40 we SRW ] regardiess of cost, - open Sunday and even! nes. h-ton Federal dump. Tobey, Carondelet S%%-ton Federal stake. %-ton Federal chagsis l‘.-ton Federal chassis. 344-ton Master chassis. 144-ton Commerce body. &-ton Commerce body. “-ton Dorris chassis. 24,-ton Oneida stake. 9-ton Traffic stake. 2-ton Globe stake. 4-ton G.M.C. express. 1-ton Gary express. l-ton Ford ice-coal. Headauarters for pateesss. FEDERAL TRUCK COo.. GOING GOING pene To many used Fords in Webster ‘ > Groves. We have prepared a list before agg bor Ford coupes, se tourings, roadsters commercial < SEE THESE ( “ARS S SUNDAY VIELANDY-RELLER MOTOR CO., Authorized Ford Dealers, tore and Lockwood. bster Groves, Mo. ae 3615 Forest. Par es Chassis and Trucks == ai) Which we intend 1818 N. | | a | 1 ii } FORD—Delivery cars and trucks at your own | een has overs || 7i\move, regardless of | price. ‘\bargain; some as low TIRE STOCK. Jas $40. Hi | } 1} | bakeries, florists and manu- | operation, their low first cost || | and their reliability will ap- | 027) |! $235; real bar- | { | ment. | Bom, 1241. GOING TO MOVE Everyone 4)) and MUST SELL OUR EN-| Buicks, Moon, Dodges, lords, Davis, Jordan, Stanwood, Ete. No reasonable offer refused. Davis Disiriouters CARONDELET MOTOR CQ, 3867 S. Grand (c) || 1312 S. Grand Se re a re — i HUDSON-ESSEX| ||| Rebwilt Used Cars| ‘||| Now is the time to choose a. ear for the winter. Your wants | can be supplied in Coupes, | Cabs, Sedans and Limosines, |, Every car rebuilt and refin- peal to your business judg- | | 1 ished. New tires and extras. We have one for your | ‘Easy terms. special needs. Let us tell you ||| and evenings. about it. H | Dresing Motor Sales Co. Hi 3929-31 Laclede Tate Motor Co., Inc.|... 49: Delmar 600 | 3041-43 Locust St. i someccenissiood BROTHERS Rebuilt delivery cars are in daily use by hundreds of St. Louis merchants, laundries, | facturers. Their economy in ||| | - x ya Trucks For Sale | ete pete ———_ Cen. 7615 Hl | (ec 44) | | (o44) | of sacrifices never | | Open Sunday | | = — ae argains in Used Trucks | -ton Indiana, Chassis and Cab.........$ 500.00 -ton White, Ice Cream body...........$2000.00 -ton Denby, Furniture body...........$ 900,00 3l4-ton White, Stake body.............. $ 390.00 114-ton Federal fo ee ere Beit 114-ton Federal, Lumber body...........$ 250,00 2 -ton Federal, Brick aM Se ats 314-ton Diamond- T, Dump Body and Hoist$2000.00 MACK-INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCK CORPORATION Open —— Noon 2890 PINE ST. i Hupmobile Roadster...... 595 Jackson, 5-pass.......... 595 | Jordan Sedan, 7-pass 1495 | Jordan, 7- “pass., disk wheels 1250 t | Jordan, 7-pass.. i Oldsmobile ‘8’? ‘Touring. Light Six Paage Sedan.. Saxon Light Six Touring. Stephens, 5-pass........... Studebaker Special... National Six Touring...... Velie Touring..... Chandler Coupe.. VERY EASY TERMS Open Evenings Open Sunday ' Saint Louis Motor Car Company || 2801 Locust Street Bomont 1262 |NEXT FEW MONTHE® |FAIL TO VISIT OUR 4 TODAY. | 1921 | 1920 | 1921 | 1920 1919 || 1918 | 1920 1920 1919 '} 1918 1920 1918 MODELS “IP C‘ASH, ,. TERMS ae OR TRADE Cr USED CARS FOR SALE 3000 Locust St. SOUTHWEST NASH Co. ; | ; a ‘ LUMBUS 1492—Y ABILEM i When Columbus discovered America he didn’t discover a thing. real discovery came in 1919, when Yahlem discovered the used car ness, and after discovering it, he put it on the map. The so-called dea said Yahlem would not last any longer than a snowball in Africa. ever heard of a dealer not charging interest or giving a written g be tee? Impossible. 5 || you—and pay while your | Open. evenings. ~ Weber Mote Company 1817 Locust Ste : ‘Central 3683 TE dealers dizzy. customers. Yahlem has sold over 2000 cars, and has over 2000 ; Jolumbus discovered this country for the people and Yahlem makes possible for everybody to see what Columbus discovered. 100 USED CARS ON SALE TODAY: 10 Fords, $75 up; 5 Dodges, $200.00 up; 4 Buicks, $300.00 up; 5 2 Nash, $500.00 up; 3 Chevrolets, $75.00 up; 4 Overlands, $75.00 up; - 4 Ford Coupes, $300.00 up;-3 Ford Sedans, $300 up; 3 Hupmo- — biles; 5 Moons; 3 Oaklands 2 Oldsmobiles: Auburn Beauty 63.3 a Stephens Salient 6; Cole Aero 8; Cadillac 8; Paige; Jordan; Ee © sex; Liberty; Hudson; Franklin; Holmes; - Studebaker, anid many others. Terms—$50,00—$100.00—$200.00 down—balance any reasonable Allow you a good price for your old car in trade. Follow the crowe | 5 | Yahlem, The Price Wrecker 1035 N. Grand 4524 D »” . _— Se ee ee Open Sunday ————i ~ ene anes B We will make terms 3 Studebaker Distrib " . It couldn’t be done! : The records Yahlem made in the past three years have made the so-Cal { [mileage very low (1885 miles); ‘it is very rarely that we are privileged to offer as fine a con- ditioned car as this; just work- (ed enough to be in the pink of condition. It’s in such won- derful condition that it could wbe sold for new. Imagine the value. You must act quickly on this bargain. HUDSON Touring, 1921 model. This Standard 7-parsenger tour! of this make that is in re- “markably fine condition; has as ‘tra good set of coord tires, “i wire wheels; the uphol ®ering, top and paint are ex ‘Sptionally fine. In fact, i does not look like the o used car. Will mak lent demonstration beca Funs quietly and is in such snanical condition that there many thousands of mil in the car. If you are look for a 7-pass®hger standard Car we believe this ¢c “™ Surely please you. FRANKLIN Ting 9-B; all necessary m Nical work has been don this car and it is ready te into immediate service; h Original Brewster gree ish; equipped with over-si tires: the upholstery and in fact, the entire very little service. BUICK —] 20Uring, 1922 model four- sercear. We believe in offer this car at the price tha ®re offering you an excet Mal bargain. It is in the ve mechanical condition; ®xcellent set of cord ®xtra. The paint ts MMal finish, dark blue, an Practically no wear. Thi a wonderfully light and e¢ mica! little car. If you rested in a late model “this description we woul immediate action. ~Oonstrations freely gi + %*O responsible pa Out additional cost oth nominal interest on not NE unpaid balance. Cadillac 15 Locust St Bomont 8080

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MOTE ee ee ER Fa eae 3 i . B&F 1200 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted t and For Sale Ads in | these columns today. post DISPATCH. 218 ' Aut MO BILE S_ = AUTOMOBILES +» AUTOMOBILES = « ’ | : : oo eas Pe miscellaneous Miscellaneous | tiscellaneous } a Automobiles For Sale— Automobiles For Sale— : | Bodies For Sale | Accessories, Partse—Ffor Sale ————— | — | ATTENTION! ‘STORAGE BATTERIES—New 6-volt, $7.065 - —— = Ss miscellaneous Mi llaneo 1921 LOOK oR het cad OVER gS iT yaa: ee sees: ae = — ae FORD TRUCK BODY BUYERS Pe a Nay os ' > woe tart ERE G IN Ward net Moto if | F ORD KAMPCAR ti Before you buy any make Ford truck bedy, easy with a Master vibrator or $3.50 will 3 | ro-Groff Motor: Corp. | | F | iatles 1921 DORT ROADSTER ‘| 1991 Dp Ss TOURING ‘ ask any euthorized Ford dealer to show vou it? New style lens, S0c pair: it 1920 STRPHENS 4-PASS SPORT... — Lampsteed Kampcar, mounted em |'ithe Universal built quality line, the exclu-/ old tire run 500 to 2000 tnore miles with | 1918 OVERLAND URING Whites : f 411. 1921 Ford chassis; condition like new; ||| sive features tn this line are the steel silis, one of our tire sleeves for 5Gc: k } ADVANC! ae Rad i We Crs rine kal -Owin the Kampcar is a hotel on wheels |}5 panels mortised in steel, steel-bound cor-| For? from capsising for $1.50 ~~ g oO MO oo Siwy ak Uli equipped for traveling the rear around let her kick vou if 2929 LOCUST § Pack ds | ners, sliding doors, plate glass, doudle ven- | for ' i ities, Be PEt ~~* # ~* ’ . a la ss yh | = 0 ar | Vai FPL if ised ars for week-end parties on the Meramec: range to furnish terms and chassis through Silvertown cord tires tn all eo a ) 4 ( Soa. LG Eu ‘Ou! ’ +) : ‘ tires: c |) any authorized Ford dealer; inspect this qua! ~ nas BD 1, Be ¢ ey) Hit | Federals T 1993 1 = (1 ms a cost $1400; sell for $660. AS Bee. Outre ERSAL FORD TRUCK BODY | ui ts your, on “chains ss Vati _ an) | ; wo HUDSON-FRAMPTON MOT eflectors, pair; _ ie -_ * Cc Wy : Wy G.M.C c odge fouring "G0, 5600 Let U Rord Truck | Scrat ane oe vow wa ein ar j O |i 3 o “ve ars; run less than 600 miles. | Bomont 3100 Centra! 7430. (05) | sed For ruc ders if you want service. + Q9 a 2 ‘4 ° meen, IGINAL ORANGE pes! yes Dodges 1920 Dodge Touring Car. OCR BUSINESS ON. Bodies | | PENDE are spor t model for Fords; 4 Department 1 | ——— ee Wek fon, = | DERG Te, rorda: = e . i 1¢erms 1921 Ford a a Car IN 5 \ VY and at ‘iiwerel paren low eset: bn eee sone Gear Co., 3318 6 Locust st. ee 4 ve s ° \ an ee unday . R {OTOR—N 23: tnatalied, sed New Location '| SEE OUR USED FORD BARGAINS Ie i C |. 1921 Over: >and | ing. Riefling’s, 2315 15 Olive (e89) |" guaranteed: used ia +5, per cent lg ea “ | ner . O ; = IAI WV NT Ik. onl i Jz verland Roadster. iat: rear axie, $3; Jemountabdle wheel, 3667 Olive St., Near Grand X 7 * 1918 Dodge Touring Ca Bodies Wanted pit Mecth Feraal_ | Ve j ' |,OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY 4] > : = , ° r. —- | FORD WHEELS Set and hu M15 L cust St. ~~ Bae ; S.(c89) 91 Forest Park Bl. rv Gr: ‘hevrolat ’” BODY Wtd.—Or top to fit Overland 85-4. ; Ford i shiel eck’ y © We have the MOST COM- Baby zrand (¢ he vrolet lour- Box W-229, sy wind shield, complete, §9. anot 1.60; also mades a wonderful camping outfit tilating steel frame windshields: can &f-/| tubes, 9ic. We carry a full tine of ia Post-Dispatc 1 | Easto a ein —— —_ --_— - —- -—~ — - — a ee at Dy ee : | . an === ing Car, five months ol FORD TOURING RB w Cr GARAG ;h—F rm. 2 . q BOMONT 3080 | PLETE line of STANDARD a rp = ea cLasate price and condition naan haste "Sera Foret eee 7 3 . ait TS . m : | @) Ts > date Aceptiona Ht | | FORD > BODY Wtd.—Sedan: must b be. per |'GARAGI —F a, 10x16: portable: ¢ sautifi! Sho ~ m ; e offer what we hon || USED CARS we have ey er | OUR DODGE RR¢ THERS values. __ fect condition and reasc nable. 3217 Oliv run lined; cost $s 00 ‘sell for $75. ra ° FORD COUPE BODY Witd.—Cash, or tra E believe is the safest ||| seen under ONE ROOF. rotor, 192 ‘ 1 $60: teed Ford roadater, $60 “$19 No Mar. ining to and including has been exceptionally heavy, andj _ touring body. Colfax 1077W ros | sa METZ MOTOR—With Bosch $18 For d . | REBUILT SEDANS T Cash, Terms or Trade f all indicati FORD RODY Wtd.—Touring, | n q t1, $35. usec Mot A enh a’ : car market in the ‘We have TOURING C ARS { I T ns ED AN om COT PES, ROADSTERS 0 E " ° rata oh _ a — - will continue | “e Ford re wie. a. — Touring, in exchange A I OT : ees are fixed after | 4 a? AND TOURING C ARS “Vpen Lvenings and Sundays | ou 6 year. toe body. Call Tyler 3121. J. Fleming. ee. ew cr : Bi aa and fair || ROADSTERS, COUPES | VARS Ward- | Conte Matar C al | 7 F aft this digs we ae move ” 28 as 2 » vine ‘Ho aie hres Ford, demountable ” ; iaeatt , ‘elie . adie . / 7 Cast oY more used Cars thi +> . es TO a S80 c—_. No attempt is || #nd SEDANS'in such well- | have long since established themselves as the one safe invest- || VAR LOLOL UE Ve 1 Seen ne els pocnse tngye: a Tops For Sale ‘to R100: oniee wale ot ur cay freee USO - - . . ; 7 a ° . . . ° ° } - agri , © AUTO TOPS, al a paired: truct!o | to lamo'en urday, ct. ie to conceal imperfec- || known makes as Stude- | | ment in used cars. Our constant aim is to maintain this posi- | 2907-09 W ashington Av. as the best assortment of used cars| , sonable; rte ssionct dish Wv-| Sinuten: acm prooums’ tale” Gee ‘ mau f eae tHere may he. || betes Mintel “ee Ford tion for them Bomont 2040 that it has ever been our pleasure to | FORD ack Ho erce, ks opportunity. if , ’ S: , . . , = offer Yr oe = - a ' LEATHER TOP—And windshield for i October > Tr : ¥ ss oe hg ° es er — ac — ‘oni J Oe Ped? ; 900.00 . - N price: last aa but n t aaete | ean BUY HERE A BEA good used og a af the POPULARITY of the See our wondertul dis splay of Tourings, Road- Model FE | Baik .$ 600.00 &_let ” mare merchandise | hefore we have | 50 per cent on el we wreck, all kinds of " ~y , > . > oF : or a ; eee ; i. : x ct gt oom for our winter 22s; OOK at these | oO fear. 1 GRADE, STAND. gepeee OF 8 ne STUDEBAKER AUTOMO- | || sters, Coupes and Sedans. All e xceptional ralues. | This is our popular 2-35 , Soe Dispate h..seee--$ 750.00 ae nee coben ee radiator shells jee lower “SCHOTTENUICKERS, Ine Sate ; ae ry : ae v—, ed le] aw © ar S12 vali SthU5. ope d ci : > ower Fe n : ATE MODEL, f _ price. ILE—PEOPLE h ? } | . ° i Ls ndition. We Tou ring. ces (40.00 mievera, Oc. nicieied carkteam tanneh, come | 8. Broadwav Riv raide 2081. 1cPO PRIC E j ay 4 ay e een P ° h it] © ‘ - ; 5 = than you would’ : ii ; rices T at V1 ney er again be duplicated in | ceived th ar from our paint zh SLOUE SCGAN cece $115.00 plete with bulb and switch, 7¥c; spot lam AL = arts for 1921 “Traffic. ©2000 Utah TO GIVE for a CHEAPAEDWT Nrivi | GLAD to turn in LATE | | . . | it is live new In every way. SP@ |Model G Touring $900.00 | $2.08: barrel head lamps, $4.05. ‘your old |“ Sfaney i254 CAR. APT ICTY DOLY STVAD§ MODE LS of tl aS _ such a collection of high-grade ears. en ee Sse Bee ee ete | ee a $305, Ford | ALL parts Empire and BM. 7; 80 per cent > @ 5 a S of the above | | “ ne , : ss 20 Hudson 4-passenge MISCELLANEOUS touring car top recovers, — yecdater. | _1i4 price. 2000 Wem = or believe the HIG cH. GR | 4a seq Car x We have on hand at the present time a limited amount aah in th deed eaahamtont 1917 Bui - r LI ANEOUS P ne ze. 79; & car euminiian, 135 ana § 33 O58: Tock- ALL , parts 2. 3% ton Alco trucks. 200) A? Be hid — Pe , . 7 ~+ ovet 2 B J ie , P ’ . -a a4 . f« } n ; m ree a . LO ofl whietie. $2 45 F yrd honeycomb radiat ore, - : . av n nM ; benctnd tn, P NEW CAR. com mobiles. and in many insiances re topped and re-v.lre d. and bear our : J f ru ES ae ee ~$250.00 $10 V5: » skid chains, $1.90: tires, | USE Ford parts ~~ fenders. shields . oUxe ! os ' "Ls - : antea . shaca pvt . . _owm © #-44 Bi Daseecer Tord ny ‘ing - 2°50 09 $5.05 tut es, G5 rc We have just received | lee] tk guaranteed radiators $7 pe 59. This late series of our very liberal guarantee. The purchase of these cars is a ‘ge. This ts a late model high- On ynes Roads ce aan ee a sh ipment of hood and radiator covers. We| hoods, $2.' $3" ies BSc: : rims, $1. Y ; | , | , _— rade car. wit 5% cord tire umber lve a p ( COP. cece wees Pit, carry Stromber sv buretora and water’ ru res, roscway a | . osed model is coming into _ better dollar for dollar value than a new car at the same oe el mica ly My , O17 Jeffrer Tour ing... $250.00 pumbs. “Open hunSay morning. Cut Hate | USED A™TO PARTS i show ate models ser hands in almost new con- | IN C O NS I D E R T NV re! \ i price. = ; / ae ixw > f Te aR Tire and Supply Co., 1113 > Chestnut st. __ 4 mn Motor Cars—C oupe @ ition; just refinished and re- cola ° “5 | 1919 Franklin 5-pessenger touring. aon pwn: xeas™ “ACCESSORIES'’—The greaiest bargains! _ Ford. Chevrolet. Maxwell, Studemker. ‘a ’ eptionally good con- Ulys-Ketight Tou iring. $500.00 ever offered to the motoring public We) Overland. Reo, Allen and other pepriar sr bodies. HB nic eled; the velour upholster- Hi U SED ALU TOMOBILE of- ine | De VT nit olen C | tition, quipped with rc tires, Ly Seilines Touring $500.00 have just tony os e stock of a carters, ree. gn ete sor he . . 7 4 4 y : i] if ))} inper, ana too! MOV. re ee large accessory house, which we are golng | ‘— a. : , : model Buicks in Touringgges S10w® Practically no wear; ||| fored as part payment on a ; ( Lux 2229 LOCUST Zz. trade. Ford wheels. oa bulbs, 145¢ : timers, ! “ a Bede ee a E ane ba : Om Ry wu Mit isso uri C , | 45c; timer wires, 35c; lenees, 15c Tires, | an ans. c | = 3 —— : —— | pen Sundays. $0x3, $5.25: 30x3%, $5.85; 32x34, $8: : : | : an 69, touring. This is one | REC OMMEND. a ere Re ee oe Locust Street. Bomont 077 31x4 "39 x4. $11: 334, $il 50." 48 i pe = — — — = in Roadsters, Touriz ‘s. the late series in a seven- | Bomont 90%. Central 2200. .- ~ &# ‘ord ton covers, complete, with back , : curtain, tacks and tape, $27.50 Ford ra- ~ and Sedans— nger touring car that is Second: As to whether the diators. $7.5 Ds, extra * Sc. , 3 . 3 . Te‘ ng turned in to us for one of Chasses For Sale Jacks, T5c rd sn _si2 a many othe es ae a . , TT j IC uf wa) | | CHASSIS. —s ET ngs, $3.25. 8 if price models ia : ee " 4 new Cadillacs; equipped | ' CAR — rie ; | : ea " : : | IN — \ ~~ AV . “D 7 r er. "hive ' elde ; 378 \\) ee “ed Shoe “ beorbers, $4." per set. bait a REPTACE i ae "PARTS . ih a good set of cord tires, ' CONDITION that it will Ht it } \ ain | Feu Site S78 7 motor oll, 35¢ per gallon. Atty Ford , me cars have been put in t ) €Xiras; mechanically the . in si a os Cu \ ‘ $60. 1417 ‘ he ott ieee aud rubber; a ee eee Wie sale.” We FOR AUTOMOBILES ’ MECH ANIC AL CONDI.’ { ds in exceptionally fine con- ' give THE SER\ ite E our / : t a BE , , . morn ns h iss a. (;¢ bf $125: open. Sun day to dealera an ? garaxermen Natior ial Autu N Gas Tank Caps * ue . ; #2 ¥ - _— ’ : ' ; ! @ tc Vv ej! in our FACTORY SHOP. i) @tion; ‘paint, upholstering in CUSTOMERS have the fl Ne F NY | if : rit fe ss TI] For * reas 8 to, 1931 model; sO: 1 Linnel rt ‘T3a1. Open. ‘fur ra = ~ er 3rake Lining Seemmearkable .§ condition; this . — | } \ i Wiis ur n; terme ie. 2620 Olive. * . voor INTED to LOOK KE 4 an Te tna / RIGHT to EXPECT. { SO UG \ , Niaz OR satan? Gamenbeiai aaa al Accessories Almost Given “Away Drive Shafts and we feel sure they ih oy pe Hh NY a> . pal _* r er; mere goon Pre cage will demonstrate. 5149. aa ho ice of Miller or Go dy ear norskid firsts, Axle Shafts » You. eee cared for and has had due i Hi i , 5% guaranteed Mill er tubes. $1; gusran- | Piston Rings . - : . ed = ‘ . is, rer ——* * h | . Ba i + aie - . ~? wel b | _ ie of i ; =OR ~ io 7, voaomb a’l brass va dl sfor $10 50 : , —_ ceutlomanky Ba | ia Your - mediate Thu d . xm IT RI . EK; MmuSt ve f | | This week we W ul sell to responsivis pa rtie¢ our I sed it | REC ONDITIONED | FORD. ¢ HASSIS—19; 20 : peterier is Gemoynt. ; “$8.75, complete ne a hoods, $° 86 : Piston Pins you these cars without C gee SO LOW that we feel we ii Cars on terms. NO CASH DOWN. Heel : oo ii) 3 | sun and Fain 05, complete: boot rides Dns Starter Gears “f 4 ? ; 3 Te | TS j - it rif / Titi 2 El CHASS] 1s—19° ; assiers., at 7 r, feck 7 5c: es, RSc: sent cover beantti- | ; ' ON on YOUR PART. iN are GIN ING Ol R Cl STO WW Thi is S ecial for this week only tty & IR a) it demoun aa e $50 * idth at. Con ful new patterns {ust h recetved, x over entire Radiator Cape ANTICIPATE BUYIN T si MERS to whom we SELL itl . ——-* , “a Maaiit = os || tra: 4654, Tyler 729. car; coupe, $3.95; touring, $4.95: sean. | THE WORLD’S LARGE you A. 4 I r ; a sie Ste Hoi 2 , ‘ . > wen Hil’ POoRD—I4 ian 110 to $175. real 2 95: i. h aluminum = steering wheel, " . OTOR CAR. WITHIN THE ister; sold“ this last May USED CARS the very best | | Our stock of Cars consists of various makes—Chevro- cra AT LOW PRICES WN “bargains, | ht ches ae ant aunikent Widen | ae (£000-mile 30x3% | nonskid. $7.95 New and Used Parts House rT FEW MONTHS, DON | off the sales floor; the BARGAINS IN ST.LOUIS. | |) let, Auburn, Ford, Dodge, Oakland, Chalmers, Kissel, || fill If you are in the market for a “ in ee TOUT FES ani | Ds. $2. Open Sunday and evenings. 4666 Soe OULNE YEAR'S 3 T TO VISIT OUR STOR jeage low (1885 miles); iia é' . i} ear, new or used, look at our |jj; ‘uy; eng . — *| Fasten. sil ‘ SAVE 50 PER CEN Y. ge it is hog ane we ea i dieieecntnesion it King, Gardner and Studebaker. | selection of reconditioned |||! SORNSON AUTO CO.._ SOOT Olatm. ih en Her] me ON SECONDHAND PARTS YOR AL eged to offer as fine a con- | These Cars are all reconditioned and the PRICES ARE i!} automobiles. | ——— = —an" aT ea ere Sen we BIG BARGAINS will make terms to plea . we r ? ' i Seemed. alten ad es. Saree ~~ . a Wea have a compiete stock of a. pried nd pay while you ride. car as this; just work- | We then send the automo- inal ATTRACTIV ELY LOW. ‘iHi} Cole 7-pass., 1920, with Cali- % 2 sip anetinamt aman. ry ay si PB on son rons Si HONEST. TO- -GogD. | Transmissions and Reer, Axles. price 4 : enough to be in the pink | bile through our factory Hid | | | | fornia top. e — Fy a Carondelet Motor Co., 3867 VALUE FOR $5. HO HOOD AND RADIA- — NEW ACCESSO IES Open. evenings. ‘ condition. It’s in such won- | shop, put it in splendid me- | Open all day Sunday and | o44/ POR COVERS FOR ALL CARS. _ BUY | SO. 7 | itl Gardner Roadster, 1921. ; AnD NE R—1¢ 821 ch \asis; has been in fire; | NOW AND SAVE MONEY CLOSED VIEW See our tig baraains before you bry. ul condition that it could evening this week. id Ford Roadster, 1921 $80 cas! > 8. King's highway. MIRRORS, 75c. WATCH YOR OlL, FROM | We carry a complete fine. Sverythigs ( pape 801d for new. Imagine the | chanical condition paint | 1 ii Hi ee | PACKARD CHASSIS—Or trade, any shape | WHERE IDE DEMOUNTARLE TIRE fF the autolst. e r © or oad ra, y Hit - lik ] ; iy it Hudson Sedan. ’ or condition Ford. Ben Machan, Walton | VALUE ' . . OR 2823 Locust st.. ‘ ou must act quickly ||| to look like new and Sell it ! | CARRIERS “FOR TRUCKS, $1.50. FORD. St. Louts. Mo. . & thie bargain. . Heil ? ¢ bibiahintl Hudson Coupe, wire wheels. | nd Creve Coeur tracks. = = BK FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR|Bemont 1712 Central 4168 (09° ( rie) 1 e for a mere fraction of its |!|)/ ISSISS iene, 9 V }\ Motor (). Hupmobile care 1917. . . | COUPE BODY. OMmpar# V . —— vii i » Li ee igi y J y 5 ‘jj, 4fupme ie ’ Bodies Fo. Sale nalth JER AUTO BU * Sool Tires For Sale tric Cou ss isishocimiadil 18 N. GAND A ‘iaiaeatteniaiinil : ; a HUDSON original cost. ' 29 g. es satay 1 —s “ $08) 1 BODY—Ford panel, closed-in front, $60. “-ENTRAL ~Sis4r L INDE ae my 06. TIRE B~—-INe sw Goodrich, $7x5; clincher; $25, Studebaker Distributors . IO} ) Locust treet —. a “er 8 o-19 Shor teau av Sa eS xh Ps ew "TES FREE IN TOW c) Apply 4506 5 = 8 or sx TY 7 ; 7 woe : ackar and-Brough — Bec: BO!) (drew rd touring; Iik * ; $50 o\ ‘Tines—au sizes to to $5: x Fr —" -s eee NIiIN| ond series; good servite car. Postalonzi. “Sidney 648W- ) “Reckless Prices S\hew; bargaina, M416 Weston, _— Bomest Sa ot tht ‘-passenger touring THE WEBER MOTORCAR = SS ESS™_OSSS —————r ||| Paige, 7-pass., Touring. BODY—Ford tion “good condition Sant # Tow cables, $1.15; side Pc ae | | Se ee ne; core ee ee , make that is in re- ages ie * - - Hii P eM r 1920 at = - 4.05: & chains : ire cov ; L *'¢ "TE | alge, v-pass., iver. BO DY—Ford | adster, $40. Call before 3 «izes, S8c; demountable wheels 6.60; TIRES—35x4% Kelly- ‘Sprineneld ne oot, 2 $5. bly fine condition; has an | COMPANY HAVE BEEN =x *x — NY . vnN- tat }| as er ll + , pee non 5 takes uncay ng Steering column races, 65a. 3914 3 Chestnut. in Africa. 0 CAR COMI Al 1S S) mii mC Oa i ——— S——e 5. 5 XK id be Aluminum running-board ste 65>. ry RFE: “32: 4 How with th flace end : | & | ae %0 seek: Oa aaa i Genuine leather runing board mats, 28c. IRES—4 82s $65. ° corde, Tee 4 a written guaran-— FRANKLIN | onymous with FAIR DEAL- — ||| ° Ha pea vw ANCE OF THE " Ors. Reliners, all sizes, # | —_— Hi $170 Saving ‘ $1 up. Orange ront 739 : te) th Rear seat touring ca O6e. | 1900 Chestnut et. tn MOST NENG A THN NA i SLECIRIG COUPE BODY—For gas car: Jacks, 75c: pumps, vibe. | TIRES——-New; two 7. by three 7 ' . $9. > 9-B; all 3 ‘ Y Al UN AL late mnodel, Hike new, $40. 4605 Delmar. Aluminum eagles, 75c 1 5: necessary me ON OL b FORD BODY—Siip-on; “open. Bunday. S201‘ Noxit guto polish. $1.26 per gat, S%. 9E-50; eas Best Motor'ne oll, Olive. | Hie nvr Ni j v1 8 waston : 07% Just unloaded : several carloads of these brand- SY CHANG (30) oo CA R FO RD “Px )D ¥—Touring: B35; truck pedy, meee 446. STORE. isi - wt | eeriginal wrat wrappert 871 ,% "1950" x 3: trade. 4243 West Natural Bridge. a King’s highway work has been done | t meee ee: b this car and it is ready to alled Rinto immediate service; has | | | Space will not permit us to /|||! i $35. AUTHORIZED service Delco, made the so-c ginal Brewster green — give you a detail descrip- | ||||| New, latest model Dorts to meet demand during | Hi SAL | 7 Mere. abe ly, 10 Ford touring bodies; “Remy, Klaxon, Avelle, Splitdorf a ana 7 _Geoavesr cord ar cord, exaegriie, Ti 206 S. Jefferson fe. Fox Ignition Co oP oo Ls over 2000 booster : a eduipped with over-sized || tion of these beautiful auto- | |||] our OCTOBER SALE. Hi EVER HELD IN “ST. LOUTS. RD BODIES—6, used: panel; $10 up: | sing’ » banwray tiree: the upholstery and — tt rgain; trade. 2620 Olive st. AUTO HEADLIGHTS AND TRANS | hi] crt? hy ) PODY—New. tar servi | >. A. the entire car } | ter gy apllil om | Regular new car 90-day guarantee; 12 months | PF YOU FAIL TO TAKE x POR] -q- OL rY- Ne y. tour ine. $65; trade your | Rice PLATING WORKS. 315 "Cheet- | | eitietction i} : > a 7 as *, 7Q 4 ‘ ‘ delivery an ; r > - | > ” ° ttle service. i} 18 1s A | to pay. MEET ADV ANTAGE OF THESE FORD—L! 8 c a A body track | Central 43. (c89) ek = az Yahlem makes it - 1 BUICK yee ee ee Hit DON’T FORGET || WONDERFUL BARGAINS | FORD Bvecdutar”Getines wand bargain in| “‘hisns repairmen, send for free copa’ Aimer: | - si original — ae mind. TOT a0 town; trade your body. __2620 Olive st. ca’s popular motor magazines; contains YOU ARE THE LOSER. FORD | SED AN BODY—1921 model; s175. | eipful. instructive information on ' : rs aa 1923 mode! four-cyl- | | i] | All of our exchanged cars are on sale. These Hi 1918 Allen Touring. tenhop Newgtes¢ and Carter. ing, overhauling. i ge elit : ee » ' , + HE Hie e FO sD HopY—Tourin $90: roadate cries, etc. Automo bile Digest. 14 car at the price that | SALESMEN show you these | | iL cars are a ) t * t qd tine 1917 Chalmers Tour g- ural Brid ge oe a i Dodge. battery, Ebi ee » are offeri oY “ ——— Set ree | ~ —abdsolutely guarantee it 1919 Chelmers Jouring. fon BOopY—Coupe, 9176; eden Si75: Be -~ B ALA N rab. PRICE 1 barga: Ae ean th core || ears without obligation on and repainted- good tires Bt | 1919 Dodge Touring. 1091 touring cheap; terms; trade. 216, year susrantes. <5: ey and Chestnut. ai. Bartery ns 21st BATTERY BOX#S—HBargains Mechanical condition; has YOUR PART—pay for it Hil as represented. : J. | 1919 Ford Touring. FORD ROADS rER BODY—And chasets. less pong A parts, wholesale (and retail. | SEcellent set of e iii w , it—we w nal Ww | 1921 Ford Sedan. Rotor nd a eatee and curtains. 1068 | Chestnut gt I Gates te tee Bi) nn re ane 7 A A FEW SELECTIONS | 1920 Maxwell Touring. ee SATTERY—Way finish, dark blue era |||; make terms to please YOU. |//)) 499) Dodge Sedan; driven with care; original |||, 1920 Maxwell Sedan. FORD RODIES—New, coupe, sedan. tour. ty raced bpd PWS Practically no ceenhang This inn | Ht p t: lots of extras. $895 We 1920 Maxwell Roadster. i te Se ade, Harding = — | ' Wonderfy]! lich me te Ht i} ain eeceeveeveeveeoeeveeeer e820 o & : cet vou are 1] | 1920 Dodge Coupe; 4-passenger; overhauled and 1918 Reo Touring. Cleir, Bast St. Louis. semi little car. If you are ||| 1918 Chevrolet Tou FORD BODIES—4- “passenger 4 in & late model car i | Open Evenings repainted 5 6 66 ot6-% 6 66.6 2 @ 6038 OOD COMO He 6 « re 1921 Ford Coupe; lots of extras......... $895 G@scription we would Hudson late model special 2-passenger Speed- —s <n ———- oe a = : oe ~—a Snead : - = 4 aeahienian ee ee ee ee Oe ee 1921 Chalmers Sport ar, sport ands seshoter wo Bey deb aker and q ~ — action. Hii coilian - 4 a : i] ster; brand new cord tires, one extra; very classy, 1981 Ford Touring. scott mj 825 cau Moniar, 217 8 tue ele ieee Page en 1922 Maxwell Coupe. gain a | MOON, Suse ae ; E tty:::: 4 va : i —TRADE—TER 1 ) from | CT ; ‘Delmar. Studebaker Distributors. OASH OTOR names f 1 e. + Orr non sds FORD are AND CARS, = genarptor ang bet | +16 1817 Locust St. WILSON M o UMC. |) | ere at eee EES 904 | Ward Motor (0., Inc, eed Fords bodies taken ers for all oorros 1921 Chevrolet Baby Grand Trg. | { Ford aay “ ood bogies 7 stint Bes =a Sean i 18 Fo goes Ons freely given. $895 1922 Maxwell Trg. Demonstrator. f wy ‘STi UPR. & NA P parte and feni- ° or Central 3683 Bomont 41 2921 Locust 2914 Washington | 3029 OLIVE ST. if eit all os 1922 Dodge Roadster. || City Ma 4 rm to responsible parties Hi ‘A % additional cost otner | |’ W 1922 Haynes, model 75, Touring; most com- Site Stace: Poartam Easton. 1919 Elear Sport Car. | SSeS are pop . GE | _Bomont 1921 Ford Coupe. || tion, 2000 Utah.__Bide NEW BATTERY PRICES | interest on note | ||| r reasonable terms. | ring unpaid balance. i] MOTOR Cc AR | i) pletely equipped with new car factory guarantee, ||) | 1921 Oldsmobile Roadster. i FORD TRUCKS Fale: $1595 ||| | {Sis “Stearns Club Roadster. | BARNETT SALES "CO, INC., See MSPS, Sis ether ste | —— Open Sunday and Evesings | daion. 2000 Utah. "Sidney fer a4 —s nannies ee ae feck om | 1921 Ford Touring. STEEL DUMP BODY— Capacity, 2. gofey om "2 PLAT! W the crowds aed COMPANY 2737 OLIVE ST. a ‘

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EXCHANGE ___| STORE AND OF FicE FIXTURES) TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING HORSES AND VEHICLES ws MUSICAL a ene’ (>-cctsteemeneneiatnincenaeesenens eT a, 3 ingle, individual and 4-width, DINING ROOM SET—For sale or trade ine | For Sal | —- MACHINES | For Sale Musical instruction : fi d@ Organs For Sale -+ slate surface. roll roofin Ford roadster or other furnltUegaM (c) | a dd | TY} ‘= WRITERS—Nolseless, gi erase | no linn i re Po OPHONES—Druma, tenor, banjos, new. ay tes and Organs Schulte Hardware & Pai For Bale 12-piece. 65010 Maple, Forest 4: | DESKS—Roil and flat- -top, office ol hairs,; ers, $35; Woodstocks, Underwoods, | TIR SHRINKER—10 pair ir shafts wo sold at $2 or $3 a week with lessons: no h 19 i STU CYVESANT ae: on (c) CLOTHING 60 d tailored suit, EXCHANGE valuable hospital | and | sickroom | steel filing cabinets, typewriter jesks,| $40; Remington $35: Royals, | oo 10 wagon poles. 5 coir — -| down payment: Christensen system. 2 8, Monda s iful mahora A modiste facin artene, ready f Fren ~ midno 4 blue, gise ise 33: od patent joe-Serd. $953A Folsom. | safes and office partitions, 721 N, 7th. fe | $25; lowest rentals. St Louis @ Ts ao, er; wheels for wagons gr steel, 25, fine co At. N. 7th. Branch, Odeon Bldg. __(c62) | STEINWAY PI ‘- trostyle — coar'’ ‘ote of SR er, ‘ Bite: cto! plete for | FIX TURKNS—Soda feuntain and cigar fix Ke | go wenange, 211 NB. 10th st. Mein 116 = | dition, ofthe, set dou le harness, Oo uD: Soper | VOICE—Marchesi mere waw = | Hall Sunday between 9 4% nts: ie a customer, at ‘ } 32 ining, 10. 1 Sunday, r- ; ry com SR 2 $ Cal " FLAT Wtd.—Exchange factory will as- tures for sale or trade. A. B. Schmidt | FACTORY rebuilt Underwood typewriters| tion, 6 nickle bere 7 720 Academy. Fore c99} | lowest west apt. “35 tt ded aelliny 4 MUSIC CO.. 43100 | is Wagner av,| “22 @v. manufacture of clothing for flat; . a : SING MATERTAL—laree i oie | CLOTHING—Lady's plush coat. large Tur- sume. Grand 7360. or truck. —00-.Inc. 111i Pine st. St_Louis, Mo.icd9) 5 cams, G5 monthly; all makes tyeewstt: G 1g Sunday, 110 8. 34 oT pail 2 st | VIOLIN—Old Italian hand: ‘made; one-piece | STEINWAY & SONS Wane re cescigial . ler; also 5000 ae and cuffs; an. 766 th ne ry, first FOR EXCHANGE—Ford touring, agg pateat oleae ute sot of ree assian ol some neautenn. ihe, GA0 to $75. Re. - aaa oe dj back; cheap. 2816A Olive, cen mi tot dark $ “WHITTIER scart, very reasonable, 57 n ury, to Cigar store xtures, che for c /AGON— horse m , practica oe — = “ hogany case, eo mantels and weap Fay b _floor’ west. (c Little Eagle houseboat. oot eure: “take | ng salo. Apply Maryland Hotel, Oth ona sane Typewriter Co, 211 N. 10th. Olive | condition; " cheap. Standard Ice cream VIOLINIST — Wishes to practi with pian- bench: ama 7 wr a: $105: lare Fg om ine hud- alg ath ng te CLOTHING—Ladies suits, size 86; one = | FOR EXCHANGE- Atabany 2 tOB383. Bia (c) 245, (3)| Co dOnio st (c2 es: Address Violinist, 3863A Connec 4 Olive st. yments, 4 a ne: ‘rolls at 4300 Olive ; difference. Cabany | PLAYER-PIANO Wtd.—Exchan » 4. Ca onday. VU9 larket st. ———————— — ” vor A Ustrated Tt 4 Paper, siate-| hais and shoes; cheap. 3820 Page. | 4 condition; fine appearance; | GRocuRY awit Dion an ra — | WALL CASES lothing. typewriter desks, cheap. See Mr. Buerger. Ww iL. L anes pupila for piano, all cs em phones, cornets, aaa me PESyER & SON. 1° th and CHR F RES — | gy sbodhe” Studio, 6744 Clemens. Cabuny| fiusical insurument. * oe ANQS if ° come eariy “ates! cellar windows, ga- wes. sien | mechanical Bu CuaT, a PN oth full length, teers: ood cord tires; exchange for player-piano, Counters, bins, ghe! Ving, butter boxes, up- | counter cases. NN sth st. safes, register: ‘LUMBIA TERMINA L CO., 12th (c) | oa | | WURLITZER, 1006 a m., ay Bee. Kak sic CO. 4300 : ce) | Locust. ow & . hy » -| Tyler 18 417 N hat have you? barge 11 N t ri lamonda, liberty bonds or wha right and sliding top; ice boxes, computin argains. =i. ——___—__—___.. | COATS—Two; blue and brown: Bolivia; sizce 4256A Delmar or phone Lindell — 4; 5703. scales, cash registers, cigar and candv caent | VERY now look | and Spruce. 38 and 4. Sidney 445f wes a ee i hange $1200 electric. coffee mills, meat coolers, freezer, r: |ROOMING HOUSE Wtd.—Exc cases, We | Oliver No. 9, beautiful condition, m 920.98. Rit, HORSES—2, young: cheap. 4451 Tuning and Repairing all sizes. will Save you iMone2v WASHBURN—YU pright eo av. Cabany | COATS—Suits, dresses, size Rnd 6116 Dei- ck in General Appli- —. EAM HEATING PLANT — American! __™ar, 2d floor east. Cal! Bin Boy a: nerves sae for rooming houge.{| Come and see us. Globe Store and Office | Remingtons, $9 to $65. oe OE Vv. Papin A. of pinmeal Gad dlaree ole ray Oy + nmeieg ment size; will sacrifice Pris ad complete with 50 radiators; perfect we aay re — ee , { Grand 222. | Fixture Co.. 700 Fy: inklin. (c9))| Royals, $28.50 to $65. anos and piayer-pionos UGA Oregon WERER Planar OBA ‘ ) Beffa Wreck! COAT tiudgon seal, hand-e : pata lin- _Phone Monday morning, \sra , —" re ———— —-—~~ ca a ; , Victor 3319R; satisfaction guaranteed. fc89) EBER |} IANOLA—This 7. _ i ON Jefferson, VOCMIRE Co.| "ing; reumunadle. 4087A. McRoe }SHOTGUN Wid.—Trade double-barreled | 1CEBOX—1 butcher; 2 McKrey Iosboxes, 1 eg ag SC Barrett,| BIOYCLES—MOTOR CYOLES | scncsinr e Soe oe ee Oat n fata t i Jsec COAT—Winter; bolivia maroon color; g00d/; shotgun for pump gun. After Monday, path counter. icebox 1 cigar case, |, 660 ‘Stan iden uD. | ati F an m- | Gad the petes wie an : > «+ ' x n° Standard, Golden Gem, $15 stimutes ing, repairing and refin- AM rth 80 pane Sy American make, ! condition ; $15; gabardine suit, “blue 515; } T3B1A_ Manchester, ‘capencenitipammnatinivcciinenase t on Sth,_ East £. Lo is. oe aes 923. — | Check protectors, $2 and up. schine Bomont 1714: "Central 157 71. (cd) tion of new music rolls. ter & complet with radiators; perfec ‘S40 _fo oid clothes men. J919A, Gravois. (c}), so s . n, auto- | MEAT BLOCK—Butcher und, ' : Wanie ' a Monday special sg" rs e Ee: o Beffa Wrecking Co., 1249} 201d ck Es | SHOTGUN Wtd.—New_Remingto W. FP — oat} ADDING ‘een cf & TYP EWRITER CO., ce PHONOGRAPHS repaired, all makes; guar- CONROY Re : op na COAT—Hudson seal coat, squirrel trimmed: matic or pump, in exchange for Alexaaier wnat lorissant. | 204 N. 7th st. Olive 1258. | MOTOR CYCLH Wtd.—Trade late model 8 d. F sidmen, 2701 Park. Grand $500. The house th aoe at '9) ; 7 good condition; also Hudson seal scarf, | Hamilton Institute course, costing $1: 36. OF Fic FU RNITU RE ~D ks, +h aft ff Also: Or FIC BE SUPPLY HOU SE, M ] - Al sha 4809 Alle- ntee wena H, er "can af a tees « te - DOW SHUTTERS—11 pairs: all good | biue potrett . twill dress. S791 Waterman: Box H-344, Post-Dispatch, a Desks, chairs, o flee | a eae ee cet te en nee Victor 518 OR\ 3AN bh ol partition, sample cases, tables, safe, adding | Arcade Blig., East St. Louis. East. 987. | _mania (7200 Gravois). - ‘ pe > Demees Sprig t: _ ~ a men €S _For Sale 2744 Russell, Si aney 1283W. Victor 3260L,. ’ y dition; cheap. 4553 §. Broadway, _Cabany 597 (e) | =r | TINNER—WIill do tinning for truck or tour- COAT ae Lady's coat 4 iresses and suits, cost fom to se argain, iy; “ ——Baby _$5 to $25. “Miller's, 1: Non , Olive st. #¢ seen = coue, Victor 2084, CoAT—Lady® . eer pondiion; with ae Grand 3810. _ em = You Can Build Grand Otive Apemraent 201, S289 Olive, yeas aeieaamasi Si : ———_ a t. "Ferdinand COAT—Beautiful Winter coat with Au nw, nea tralian opossum color, black lace dinner | Wit L exchange “eo — B gpm pon our Miome arena, Tike’ som aio Bond cove, sedan or trick; pay c lst f} oor east. | _Giffeernce. _ Ty! er "2044 W._¢ $045 m! Sith. | _gown, — 57: JD W estminster, onantne | } | | ing’ car. _101 Hamiiton. ‘ A. De MB ., P grand plano, owe | OFFICE FURNITURE —Surpius Jeak Coronas $4 per month, or 3 months for $10: nial (cl 4) _—ershing av. | J | | } | chairs, Edi et -.' first month's rental applies on purchaso of | aR 4 — + PIANO—!W rh ~ S are otfere dison dictating machine, ‘ette We also have a few rebullt Bi i—Coaster, 3 ter, $9. 1835 Cass prix t: Ervin ture xce tional! value e¥C ‘L E—C ‘oaster ten | $2 OX PERT pt l i . ling cabinets, tables ur t wr ; new Corona ad condition: 3 a h Corr ceed oe fit2_2ik_ 2 cash register: due to " 10 I aot en Coronas. We now sell the famous Shipman- | BICYCLE—R acer; good condition: 330. Call sonable: all work guaranteed; also phono- PI ae gras. E186 Pape. = . d Pianos and Play ore Stores, will sel] a Sacrifice prices Fie,d- Ward rebuilt Underwoods. See us when you | __olfax 637M, Resi dence, 4221 Laba-tie, grok repairing of all makes. M. Fe oma, ~ d can ae ae : » Use Wa EE 701 Park. Phone Grand 4900, Vic. 618. — condition; $5. 3443 Ming = & of these are shop worr PRICE 1 IXTURES= sy: ; Reed typewriters or supplies. | BICYCLE—With coaster; new tires; 39; also ren dina eke, ne S Flat. roll-top and | 2SORONA T3 y 0 ve / 3808, ALES C Choo | tracer. $15. 1832 Park. (c14) vie pocreet cs | like new beem out om rent and} “Ae He desks, steel files, office tables, iN. Sth st. Jiive 3 Central 4 v7. BIC i CLE—Very good condition, (4737 ~ FUN ING AN AND FT REPAIRING — cheap, must sell today. | Dies as ao na compfete outie| ese (c8) | (7reer. tc) : | re ae | : me mes : ines tard Rantie RT| ~~ | BICYELE /E—Like now; also camera, and renee, ‘ Play: TE ey he elect fe gn Saale tion: $75. 3647 Hart ord, ' mber 1a t t ——= Ly for elec rl p! nanos. * KE i ‘taker i on new ins of the many are listed below ~ " at the lowest prices tn town. G tlobe Store J . } ; Ex COAT—New beautify! blue marbe! la, ‘argo | and Office ] ixture Co., 700 Franklin. (c99) HORSES aD VEHICLES tte smington rifle; cheap. rece, pur ised 3 Comp ton ‘av. Grand 6832W, Victor 3132J. PIANO And « coal range; 10s ; ; J Aer AT A beaver collar, worn few times; cost $80; | GOLD AND SILVER OFFT & PUN! TURE! eska, r BICYCLE—Before buying, _ see our Member Nat‘onal Asst. Piano Tuners. (c$y 209 N Ith | ——— — en wee 3 PIANO—Lindema sell for $40; sorosis shoes wsixe 7. Forest - —-— my, oe . | O} a A “ch - oak and ma- Wanted bike dept.; $6 to $18. Hughie, . upright; ‘broken n hogany, roller top and flat ton, t1 p * sh. . . atl L E ARN AROU Es TANO TUD YING. __ bargain. Cabat anon 7 CASH paid for gold, silver platinum, ypewriter | 6 Cept.; $6 4 33J. +746 6 McPherson, __ sali ‘i jeweiry, false teeth. Mill ler, 132 ] desks, st anding desk chairs. 12 mahogany P. LARK WAGON Ww td. —C all Gi ent tral 0 344. | Bic ¥C L, E—Coaster late model; The Nationa! Association of Piano Tuners, 5 =a — se ° . ’ COAT—Lady’ 2 winter coat; Beal collar and CEE 3 (c8) ar? nchairs, hat rack, 4-drawer stee] ling W AG [ON “AND SING 7 > HARNE g $12 50. 263 — No rthland. aSF Inc., requiree 5 years’ experience of pro- PIANO i pright: PR : L ri ht Pianos — i S Wta.- | Bic YCL 7 ——— OA boys bicycle; | spective meambers, and especially condemned party leaving city. wie 438 4 p g 3 °° I cuffs; ; chiffon velvet oa = ol sil r, lamonds, | cab inets. latest style library gets. Levv UW risim CASH paid for old gold. tl ver, ae He orth Will trade good black hors 1416 M ) dresses, sizes S. Smith, 613 N. Grand; oo Bros.. 311-15 S. 14th st., behind the city ' —_—— ble seal od cond t 2810 Lemp. ke itg convention in [ndianapolis, Aug. 14, PIANQ—Mahogany: beautiful ; ~ nd ° platinum. a 2m ( hall A ME | oe = Dertlem i Nese. 2 a 14 16, 1922, the so-called schools waics 36062 Delmar bl. erie k oeae :, Emerson 6-0) .$125.00 in good condition: giri'a don ) cenprvcictnets rs north of Olive st. c8 EE A AE TON ee: aN “ ' clothing, §- -year size. I indell 2962 J or . menemenmeaneat sliver, ; iry . Ww AG IN = _— ] 00. bu. epr ing truck coal BAC YC1 ey wah iman. Ww aT} c wl rs — takes Zz AE ae to tea ch th e profession in 6 Io PJA NO Beautiful } We a\' ire _4247A Page. fe) LOWNING buys _ vl gold, he QO fi [= “ wagon; mus t be in good condition. Cen. | me =e | Weeks, This work requires a degrea of skill * a — $135.00 ig DRESS—Da: K blue satin; size 44: . hea eee AED, SOS Smgate Sieg... A cS) f Ice urnitu re tral | 9113 3X a 816 Destrenan. eS: a: BIC YCL E—Kegular Zacing bik e, $30; others wh ich can only be acquired by years of prac- riage. san = x Bahnsen ie ° Quality satin. Call between 10 ‘and i? = Sie ee — ~ - — | SPECT AL L Y PR [CED nets S25 Hughie, 2¢ 12th. tice. Further particulars may be obtained | PIANO—U pright Sea erent ; ae : Kroeger esdees . $140. 00 Sunday, 4021A Labadie_av. | Ee, Seem Becoes ger O18 gold. aver. iss. For Sale BICYCL sie oe de car; sia lay addressing _reasonabie. 388 2 . SOE OTe W OF, —— | ENGINE S, 94: fri ames 7oc motor GOOD opening for piano player for dancing }__$100. 138: Temple pl. “a q Chickering a ile ats “ol 25.00 — most new; sell for $50. 3528A Pestalozzi.; 406. Anderson. _ | OFFICE’ FURNITURE D EP AR T ME NT. HARNESS—aAll kinds secondhand collars ‘3 ; 22 ——— . a y condhan pe ee ’ taupe marabou muff and scar{; navy piue 2 beautiful diamond rings. Bourne, 42254 | es @av. 2707 Fe yO! sy nd a uble: open Sun : $35; twin In- . E wse. Join Adva t : PIA NO—Hich- -grade: pra a7 ¥ Petce, 95: 00 Texas Lumber a ioe gt 4 ' silk eet ey hago Botanical. | BEPRIGERATOR—Fine. padi nak’ aoe Eee 5 on ‘ g i anklin at A fe ites $5, gen Cycle Co. " ROOF Al labamia, i ore oe L 500 Sloth cat oo | gain. 3111 Portis av. ct = . Basie. _* F pa 00 “ b ress, no dealers, v ortis: cal LMONDS 0 carat, | *° as dows Gen eek Pe yet. LNESS—Wagons young hors = an. } en _s oh ioc ecie n + ; a s ie ). 1% DIAMONDS bought, up to $50 0, F | 85; Just the thing for small grocery ct!“ ‘mares, mules: $16 ub: guaranteed, 1921 MOTOR CYCLE—H, D, and eld car, $85; | ShenLnss JAZZO MANIACS— azz de luxe; Fix Starr fran ts p Adam Se _ before | , by , = | any size, any amount. Miller Olive. | delicatessen store: se} sat Pa ifice fc r cash Mo t must sell Sunda 4421 Labadie, " _ : ca acri rgan #t. . 4 nee Ty: — — | reasonable; for dances, et ‘al 07 a oo c. Call 4407 PI1ANO—Chickering; | Artemis .,......$395.00 ieee senate me ee ee nae —— noe {ee SR ~ ti St + eee em gp eseeey > tee. sat ttintien meee ae lt neh ala tte ne aes, Hibestiatibigshale | ett ees FOUND—A place to match your ,food ccat | St) tee eenhtey Oak cenit xen res. Phone Cab —— ai ven ee ey ida | 3 = Supply Co. filled. p ag gt 5 "(c65) | | ” Gem Gabe ot ek po ge gene ane. OES. r . coe “o- herees. -_ mm mares; $15. up. sii i! r- ae — oe weds pate ‘ | ea ——r as J: zz Orchestra Plays for ‘3200W. $125 to firet “ea isn fe. Artemis @ercers . $42 25 .0O 4B. oo ga Foreat S011" te) | | pane yp en dE pdt AE Formagh std Box | RE K R iG E R A 1X is ! WARN ESS—Farm Wagon, team medium new; $75. 2102. A_Cass av. | MANDOLIN AND G CITAR PLAYER Wed. FURS—Disposing drummer's samples, chea | _A- on heer Sadiamal’ i. geo "on taal ot Pas ath — $75. Auto Exchange, 1280 MOTOR C ett L. ie gel i oft sy terms s —C lub starting, joi n now, 2432 N_ Grand. new, $125; sult size 38, 10. = i. P. Nelson .. . $450.00 Pie Deliveries Fug COAT—Iandlon go eee vA color. absolutely Derfect “Pane fo: Sariet at. low prices. Bensinger’s, ie Hi ier = Series oa “Tai fiacon_at J) OTOR 1 cr Has : oak" i Ratiect T 4 rab ce nigh Be to join jazs or- or- Pl. ANO—U pright; in good e Litte . 3 od ie » 2 6 6 $450.00 are Se ee TrTee PAWN TICKET—Diamond ring: “cost § 300: RE SST AUR, ANT 7 a FI XT geo ‘Dish eR, | s, i h—And bria dies, _ 615 8. =. RSE o4011. c i a S7é ee _music. Box ost spatch. _lozz t. ail Include Everywhere Ut R vn /gueighe pearly «ia n7 pwned for $1263] = : ree : ‘ ec a : | _ actif SE 7 ~~13 Madison. = MOTOR CYCLE—1919 | rie y, 37 5; | algo Wanted _| agar seed Nery sewed S18: 44 a snation Duet Bench wi FUR SET—One « ecarf, one mutt; good cond!- WN IcKET— Am unable to rede ey | j ANT OUTFITS — Lu hn a ° : He 4 — am oe rae Cnrsie 1301 . CreLES : . PIANOS Wtd.—In exchange for pl phon TANG by | Grar . al " ic compartment and $10.0 Eas- PHIONE WYDOWN 480, cuffs; size 40: brand new: $100. 25044 | to lapse: also have platinum bar pin of av 8, th ~~ ‘ wi . oe or 4 . fo ai "6600 wee oe et best Can offer PTANO WW 7 eosin couermreins a | H. Di vis’ Pur » & Teal bare ; ; of Musie Rolls, Guarantee FURS—Samples. coate, capes, stoles, chok ST. : : 2 | CYCL k—One 1920 Indian, one 1917 rier, but must be in first-class condition | PIANO—Beautitul upright; good a — y and Life Insurance. : r) BUSINESS HOURS ers. 307 Victoria Bidg., 8th and Locust. | PLATING M BRACELET—50 diamonds’ cost | _ fits, consisting of counters, tables, chairs, rears old: weight 2700 2903 Califurnia, |, Tac lede 314L. 3 | Studio Building 511 North Tavlor. _(c7) | Louis; Bellefontaine car. ee —DASY terms can be arranged |'MOTOR CYCLE—Indian: fine condition: like | aa inces, parties, etc. 4407 Norfoi 8 . | Oe a 7 i -| PIA NO-—Monarch, cabine ! * Sterling oat ey . $£45.00 aay GN Epe neers - ) { o - 178. Post-I ispatch. c) ng _ jo Ow. 2} _nesota. stra ow or 4 ghts per week: no free phone Grand 62097 or call | weighs n Vv karat; pawned for $12 5,3 i or new, ; HORSE—Chea 1 3 Madis W ith the abov eligns earl a pay ows “ ost reasonab! @ Yprices Ben si ngor *Ursl HO RSE AND ¥ AG IN—47 18 Faston av. Har! ey India Excelsior parts: cheap. s 27 | PA WN TICKE T—Am unable to 1 deem my is _orre — Tunch rounte Sacneaaniiiliens i es ae , — oe : 5 tion; $15. . 701 Park - r AE, r ° R F . TAl RANT OUTFITS Lune! ‘ . MOTOR © Side car and tandem: Grapns. Schubert & Son, 2607 Franklin. PIA NO—Baby Grand; ‘Ivers ‘cuffs; size 40: brand Ne m3 5s 6 monds, pawned for $350; ticket cheap, about * urns, ice boxes, white-top tables, chairs, | He oR SE—1 416 Marcus; or will trade fo: Davis Furn Co., 1718 OF N. Grand. i a ed for ft WEBSTER 1927 AFTER ——— —— ~~~ | diamonds and Wiue sapphires pawne or RES .| HORSES a . - MOTOR ; » 192 OR , | $250. Box A-394. Post-Dispatch, RES “ay Al RAN r FIXTURES—cComplete out-! H OR ES —A team of ch inky iron Krays, } Ins 1921 Harley side car. 6243! ang cheap Jor cash. Address Room 21, very reasonable 8 5 Bates at, ; ‘ bles, coffe: 1H, ae ' HORSE S—2 } h . 0: pell $350. _ Box W- 289. _Post-Dis. eng ogg 1 mirror S ~ Horses and wagon, cheap. MOT RR “CYCL he Harley-Davidson: chea Pp: | PIANO Wd. Ww onld like to have us PIANOS—30 ig d pl \. . . . — e le I — r e ‘of : . upr -_ — Pp : a ’ ¥ | os Music Salons—Sixth ala dieteadianment 1401 “cheap: | Nd Weals tke tn tae PI - - —— a ; : : ro ae 9 ee ———————- | Cilrar cases. cash revgistc ani nirrors —ee y FUR CAPE ms , OATEE—Real colinsky; | WATCH AND C HAIN—-Gold, good as nev, us before buvi - e| vhere. Globe Shoe end: - LS = rt. ———__- ' ' enicsbadhidiiiens na late 1919; looks Like new. } mano for several! months or year: best rights $25 UD; 50 tucan : YARDS at Onno. ae ene st 30723 , | Box H- 192, S . ost- Dispatch, Office ¥ ixtur a ('n “AO ‘Wen nk Mn. fe Ong Hol ee ANG _wakon - a Ifo taken tn | 4S It ask a. of Care Ruaranteed : réi ferences exc hanged. Py nori Auction c oO. 3507 aa , Floor. a : — : hang , ea: ents Seen } "94060 | “~aaeey-@ ae § goat 3250; none mal fa ed od hn 3S | FOR the next 30 days we will pay up to SCALES-—All makes: renulit or used: cash nnn : y_chea = t. | MOTOR CYC LE—Harley- Davidson 1920;)—~21‘ 1 Cabany 2312R° as (c)| P [ANO—Aeolian saad Any, - HANLEY RD. ON TER- FUR SCARF—Beautiful black fox mers $500 per carat for your diamonds. H. Mil- or terms; expert repatrine. 1016 Pine. (c99) | +40 oS Es —Sound; will seil cheap; need m oney. Or ‘ks and d runs like n ew; must sell. 6227) C CASH paid for se condhand n musical instru- Se yt used short time: must | | ven: ? skins; bargain. 4020 Humphrey st. Grand | ler, “ _3 3 N. __ Broadway. (c8) SHON OUTFIT—Brand.new. ch 101 “ ~+it Allen, Se BS RS Ray ant i . Sees ween" 1 ments. Tonv Placht. 1001 Pine st. roogepee i | rm | rT U de ‘ MINAL TRACKS. 5556. _|= —S= | SHOR te HED go gton, and harness; reasonable, | Ratmond SYCLE—ii-D, electric, Tate 710; a ANOS of almost any lake, ae Rie _ hem . — _~ -- nn ms : 36 t ouls ai ee eee as —— Ol aimost any 4 orer grt pe te 1 a age gy peamenen eaon | SAFES SHOWCASES—Two &-foot. 2735 N. Sting. HORSE—You ~ nee 1300: good work.| . vith ,tandem: perfect; best ‘ofter takes; TONE aes For Sale | ments are priced from $46 Opi v5 ° mL ia. er arms i“ - SI =a . oa hand j a yee! rc 0 work- tr: rari aa ee range. Ww hat have AC i. D NS— ; ~ ; | Ww s $5 rc a, SHOW CASE —G and | 2d hand er; must sell; $65. 2409 MeNatr, ‘ou? 1620A Lafayette. CORDIONS—Made piano style: 375 up| ‘ow « ey ONROY’S, 11000) ™ Ww Vernon, SAFES—New and used: r repai ring done. John . a ath -* ‘ 1 Irn Co., , and ‘hy (c) a s -. ae . b. ... Ee renait y *h ar ? a A 0., MAPLE OOD, MO. FUR CAPE—Hudson seal, with skunk furs: | Bauman Safe Co., 42 1 N N. 4th st, remem fever 1} ces — — ' Hi KK Sk — Wa 1 a scraper, Sas \ E vO AND WU SE i> YARTS for ell motor cy- . rm == a ao Lhe. The house that anasaneel all + a a (283) will fit any size person; call Sunday and SAFE Wtd. —To buy, secondhand. mediuin | SHOWCASE.S—Large two-in-o ne, b Tea ‘y via nd Scanlon; n ton. “[362eWw (C7) "elas as tow prices. Expert repairing on | 4? TAC HME N TS—Fine orde~, fits your pi- , i | Monday. (63 Kingsbury, 3 d floor east.(c) | size. Apply 2724 N Grand. (c) | os * ows cA S88; a. con 2015 used | : r elt! eT! tio) SE ei T — oho "ta aan titan, BM, Pt I batterie m4 King’ . no: Pays 88 mi uBio. 47 41 Cc ‘upples pl. - — b B } erney. (@) ner e FUR COAT—Muskrat; ney er worn; cost S) AF E—Smail. for pemidence c or office: cheap: Cc . 1B.» S A . >. . a , “J ; ry Cabany 3684 ‘f 7) Hizhway Cycle Co., 1166 Ne Kin g's hi CORNET —York | Sp ec ial, £1. iver, e C changes, ' PIANOS—F xtraordinary _ poe wala A 50; gel] for $v; also tric otine Cress, flrenroof. 3600 Humphrey st. | SOT A F ‘ OUN" Ne a 78 me k oO a th rt ef - ti 2 — 7 eae chunky hay . good worke: r _wiy. = ST er Ne ae a a ae ea TR oN -_ 9) ; ase. $30; ew condition. 367 L 5 A McRee. used, shopw orn and secon lee 10; & tan duvet delaine suit, $10. Cabany Tr... Soe meet in are A v2 - ; oatiitas must se} “APO Cara wat : Se - ew COMP F E TR aru m outfit, 30: ~ melody saxo- ~s - dw —_ SAFES—New and used; repairing done, John me ’ . ; : _ mn A phones, wee: Bg $ 368 ee: nee | r) SODA F OU NTATN- -Reautifu il n art ’ : ee - - ; tympanties, $65: ; ro b Kelso Lenses Roofing | __auman Safe Co., 421 N. so Bt. (c14) a ye toc — As ge (SE—5 vears old; new bar ens. “coal ; tymp ievin “Ha Easton. Delmar Aibton pi size 86: ] M. safos at big saving. Phone Ma! in | ce hmidt ("0 Ine 111. 3 Pine «s Co4, birds 44 76 Natu ral Br idge. RIN Re ) A T- —30x8_ che ‘AD. F623 Vvory Ce v. E « Nicholson emai “Conn L. . $60. PL, AIP RY ANC ike ae é , — a highwa \. orest mew 3 235% on bl. a: ae = nage 1003. Howe Scale Co., ‘- a KF Ix” rr’ PR .. Fou n¢ ——— ‘showcases. +) sig black: . nd tw ice and i ~ sponnenenesenanipepctntantpes acter ag erase tint AL? ' ad = — : a ——--:-~ a gate i SWIC K—) | wae ington Fixt: ire Co.. 7 17 N. 7th. (99) _ Wagons 3730 A Oregon v ‘A "ANO ES painted and rebuilt; floating a 2 AX kane ‘al ‘mermees ‘melody. won 4 EL ik pi a ER- t-PIANO % ea } Peasonable. ’ 582 7 Ridge ys poin ne, c qney topping; work cur- a's0 shoes Tai ’ en-| CUMMINGS SAF > O.— | syher cr at real barza‘n. RSES—Tv ry “ap; must. “all ~~ no 09) | Stan | qe tentit eee — °K ao 8 ts delves. Lindel! andoah. 5: QOAINGS SAFE AND FIXTURE CO — | TIME 1 an nd stamp; at real bargain, Sunday, 30! a) A ‘Se 7th 4 ot ust ell. 2 a -iey_Park, Mo. a ae r 09) SAXOPHONE —Silver bln red gold bell: iiice | PLAY ER-PiANO—Baldwin-Haml ag | eenicK 20 s 2.50 uve brand . —— = siate roof repairing. | LADY'S BLUE COAT—Trimmed with “pack | ell bank and safe work; contractor for | : HOR SEW: iron wand harness; cheap. Prei-| PLAT BOAT it LL—5x20; also 6-cylinder tone: each $75: cornets, alto: trombones, | -— - — ED BON—Laboratory atyle saa = bi PLAY ER- PIANO Ring ste? nee Ay months: with recorus, $180. #& LONG BLACK COAT—Set of fure and anh - —— | TYPEWRITER, CHAIR, DE! a erich. 2819 Texa motor with magneto: cheap; need money; baritone: _clar t $8: _clothing. 6168 Vernon av. | Chean 403 Title Guaranty Bldg. —— (¢) ime Q-cylinder motor, $10. Cornus, 6600 3° rine 8. mandolins, guitars, 300 MEL Hania Reka. BS: PD | eee AND COINS —__(GFALTCARE— Showcase, c.yirior, tnhieas ane | HORSE ar ae hand. | fovea (| 1peP Src igs Younes 88." Tony Piacht, | _ $200: Cart Adaine, 600, 300A | . ° ca > ter weer s + =? ‘a’ c “har N a stor | ’ ed 0 s : Sr a epee: oe ee Por PI | M4 —_ oa ’ oP C __754 Hamilton. Cabany 6268W. | STAMPS—Collection of 6000 foreign and| _ tire con onte of st 586 es mn : : M ARINE AND BOAT 58U PPL IZS—Wenb S4AR0P HONK -Bocar-C C-melody, Practi- ar aks i 1 age 4104 Cas 2 POraTONE— ont 3! 150: like T? rin | domestic stamps. $5. _ 4001 N. Taylor. | WALT CASES—One for babers,. ta or shop HOR She—7_ years old; ey ad pounds; good - ra 08 N. Broad BP “\c#lly_ new, stiver and gold plated, with ms: — - h_recorvix. $40. 3662 Delmar. MEN’S CLOTHING = SS iy store: ch ball” Moad rher: $45. 19983. 13th a See rare, £e, OU Soe , “tor | PLAYER-PIANO—And cabinet: in n — and candy st Se: creap. al ydaay. ' ee eee & st. _Cen tral 2119. fcB9) | gage, newest Bt yle; exceptional barga in for 1A 908 Ss ~ arte ‘ f PONOLA—c ‘oluambia: wine: mah j _ 7 arket, { ——st erry _ > i 1007 Market HORSE on wee - roan. light delivery MOTOR BOA a ee ultk cash sale. See Mr. Barroll at 8614 _ condition. | 2 tone: elite mere th. ords: Real tailor-made euite. overcoats, full cress nssiheetsaasapsniiameretoatnsenianaagneteciediinasiinl ties D : ~ mi 4 + _ . . r *)> . _ aad - z to Bs | feet. ft tabi j a . , ~ and Tuxedo, slig htly worn, aston STORE AND OFFICE FIX URES THE United Fixtures ¢ o., Manufreturers of horse, 3 white socks, 7 years; must sell: Charles Ireman, Patacah, Ky. “ |; Galifornia ay _ PLATER-PIANO— S12, S88 Se a. well S80. AC 41 _Gever, rear. ingly low prices. Sale Saturday and Mon. | store, office and arom atore fixtures. at cheap. ~6508 Cass, rear VIVL IN—O}. : to ne that I _ rT Tté } z b Joh . } A A , . “—— ——— id: } é may 4 uy rt i : day ¥ to 9. soc TY net SRS ana Ria a ny ecm aetna ] at. “su rp: ‘ise art ist Mra aan €: ° OV ER«¢ OATS 1 it 40 46; a ic ASH | REGISTER W td.- Mahogany ~ finish .@ ms ‘ . * Ae Ag ° Lf a F 1 l R84 five ' > Sad | “Sauer a “are : te ™ I ce Cc reain Parlor, _ and guits; size to “Tea: _ be $1. 6600 Delmar USED safes. eas registers, escrles, of cé Coal "17 s Vv an event cer. fa nney a f00r, era (oe) tohea: ts, 2804 Texas. PLAY ER- PLANOS—-Late > ‘yy and Salena sonable. 4604A Easton. | wixa in ING CHAIR” wi ~otieamaeken* ait Reh stor ‘fixt ires at real HORSH—Dapni > er ay. 7 years. TTaS soinan MQTOR—% a ¢c.; Dew; never used: | Figtt L, IN—Hand. made: 200 years old; tn very | $250. with rolls. Mingea, 1s MONOGR P a CAMERAS | ORBEA T—Cheap nn colar; size 37; | preferably McDonald, instrument table and! -——~ ———=} sound: too quick for my work; real bar-| 914.50 — “4153 ‘Grove, pee Condition. £751 Rosa av. ae? | eee _ y. Bias lamba $100 “outt x8 h aoe. adison | Cabli | ood 6395. u gain: call Sunday. _ 6103 _Al jabama. REBL (LI and new marine engines: boats ‘ VIOT. IN—With nice case, n it | PLAYER-PIANO—New: 88-note, ‘ NX. Broa erat a. or 8xi0. Fletcher, OVERC OAT—Licht ial ik net; in goo condition. __lindell 632. PRA i: CN Ya OUR meena canoes, marine supplies. Grossman, 1¢6N6 | heap. Poa rne: sell NOGR atel 5 $10: Grand S4R7M ssn 4 ght. Bn ML wong oan vet | FILING CASE Wtd.—Steel letter tilin b] | RHORSES—Harnesg, one heavy Work horse | Pine. — - : Violin: ex — ots Post-Dis seepant =. — ” papa rides wi: ‘el aut eae io etongs beautiful; = ‘ a i - . ou 4! Vv 7: ‘ ° — ce tag enlarging Le ee eens” y Wool ‘a or 80; Reames a Ok ioc, ao aus Solid Ripe Mw A ‘sik sd C8 | Foo axon. Eureka Coa! 02 ts | & 42 [bay wood Tight- “alt Sabin Gack b24R. 6414 Frna' 1S good tone. Cabany er Np) ANC RAPH. = perfect; bargain; Geraldine. 22 Pine. c)| wit sase to t ong. ORSES— = VIOLIN. mandolin, guitar, banjo ta ; in- ition; reasonable. ies ea8A Easton. (c) HORSES—10 horses, large mule, right out TRADE motor boat for @ stationary enging| struments loaned, sold, ceebeneen! = Mora Lane. — BroGRAPi—c, — a alee —- exingto i MOVE TO peat | gtake wagons, farm wagon, gurre run- 1, 112 ] I rd. = t yet PF Ww Y A bi cheap with ole sty r a sil w 6030 __ Northlan | ee BA you don’t need a new roof: just the Re one. Fepaired. Let 4 examine it merican Roofing Co.. 1825 leglade. Del. ATOTOD Liggen eSipd. (ohg aR AND ea wporial pttention iv- or Garhel * ea ery Gente _ —— slate, tar and grave! roofers: re aire satlefactorily. “See OF aga 806 ° elmar " Cabany av tines ee eee v ery rr reasona i 4 used ffice rty | BFL. REFORE wh | OV BROOM bee size: — im eanitary fold- Fixture C Co, ‘Bit a t 190,; QUARTERS: WORTH 835 BACH; WITLL| abouts, harness. See etableman, 1521 N. _premen, pom, N._Leon sa. “Pour a | entra 7 QTTAR 3 Broadway, TRUNK, OABIN” MOTORBOAT—Lindell | SITHERS—2 fine Sees Taree io Gt, sheet rg ee, __!ng cot and pad. 5136 Enright. | (cO9) SELL THEM FOR 3 a EACH. APPLY | music; sheraton table: cheap. ; OGRAPH— OVERCOAT—Gentleman’s: black; size ry OFFIOR FURNITU anal OC’ | HORSE—Well bred. small ma suitable | = PLAYER-P No—A 13 NM —Italian peri pe : and See we. BAUM BROS. & MAYER NECKWEAR O0., | for saddle horse for experienc od rider 3 aheylor. he one Kingston W ) ve sen Averiment™ Ar o nod — children’ s clothes. writ k, d | = kin a wa Dagar lens; sob0 FI (c) STORE AND’ ae a TURES o4iSt, 1209 WASHINGTON, AY, - | for general use around suburten ae: . Breadway call between RY ‘30 2 an De = | ns | oe SVERCO Sy 3; 0 year alee: good CE pas hy Drice with saddle and harness, $123) Pianos and Oraansa For Bale ernoon. 3 con-| Top prices. Centre! 10 ‘N.| | Charles M. Rice, Teleph C $1). —~ eres 4 lain oh dition, $5. yon Monday, 585 Ridwe.| th st (62) | Machine Shop Work | laries } ce. Telephone Cabany 9 > ’ {ti st. ) p | iS APOLLO—Player-piano; lates plain | PLAYER coger, nos , cane, ote. ke new, ° ‘e Cabany 28677 | mer, vos a AND WAGON—Good. 2160A Lin- I dark mahogany: > metat motronetse mbhne : mahogany case ded. $8.8 mae Organ For Sa plate femat — back; erie (o) | FIXTUR Ds. ° PLUSH COAT Lady s. size 40; man's ov- For 7 } wicheay. S803K Cian om and comes, all Apollo expression devices. us inet tonek includ ercoat, size 40. 3317A Park. ale | | HORSE AND HARNESS—$20. Call sini | RAINCOAT—ladys. cn - " BACK BAR—For soft drinks, lunch coun- McKissock, | music and bench: sma] payments, ask to see Regal ee, — CLOTHING hiémten ot _ ters, tables, chaira, electric cash register; | TYPEWRITERS AND ADDINAa Forse AND PEDDLER WAGON—Cheap. | —=J | Acolian Co., 1004 | Give mts. (c83) | PLAYER- ome n- grat, . changed. Very special] reduction, : at Lehman Piano Co., Apartm MALL Lot OF CLOTHING AND SHOES — | -~° ‘0 $00: bargains. 015 Fra | MACHINES aoa restnent. | Mcondition. and altlouse 1¢7nka eae lass | {fom whlch to make tara + 2 ia ate. 25c line: ous-of-t own, condition, and although {t has been used | these enens from om OTe up. mintmum ioe 2, dally ~ Men's and ladies’. BAKERY WALL CARE—i4 feet lonj oak; | | HORS ND WAGON — | £628 Delmar ar Bh) also 2 dough mixers; cheap; Call Mon4ay, | ADDRESSOGRAE PH MACHINE Wtd.—Wod- TORS = By AG = yi Bay mI $00 , euneee: insertione 1 Be," cot *buya wo are offering fee teen The house me... muarantees wo 8 PIANOS ORGANS, HAR — Q ‘ - 7. 4 Newberry terrace. Delmar (a) | HORSE ICE Ww AGON AND HARNES:. nes discount erttone ic day. The price ; x on : | TANS, P. M1 | STOLE—Beautitul skunk; Ett 4620 | 1007 Market, el F-2 or F-1; good condition; cheap for a tt re are *__i°)| BARBER OUTFIT—Good, one-chair; reason-| cash. .__ Box a Post- -Dispatzh, __Cheap, 2829 Kossuth. (¢) CONROY’S, 1100 Olive at. BU r~ Lady's, heavy blue, tailor- -made; size inc 7 : t a —— and men’s, “al $10. 6429 s se, | Call Sunday a m, 1294 Hodla- ADDREESUG RAP! Wid. — Cabinet, plate | 577; ‘KSTER OU rit — ‘losed- ini also Wwag-| _ Musical Instruction The house that guarantees all Ate pianos. REE Rey SP abo Compt ail | | 5 unk: b —_~—— own price Banks, acramento. mont. | holders, 4 irawers: give description. Dox | ve ve 176. Cabany T153W. sit T—Beautitui blue tricotine; size 18; yr G-269, Post-Dispatch. (7) | auOn pole: cheap. 7114 Virgini |ADAM SCHAAF—Practically new, 88 note BALDWIN—Upright piano: mahogany cass: (PRIGHT PIANO—» Wyomin | Walnut st, LESSONS—Saxaphone banjo. violin. plano; __ sell; bargain. 2607 Frankif u with privilege: to buy rater 1 ¥ ogimsj tailor made only. 7019 Vi Virginia, long wavy, $19; 1 serge, $3.50; registers, display counters, groo as” rn’ | TYPEWRITER—Corona, practically new. | WARHS—Team farm mares, farm wagon| Short method. 4945 Theodosia, 3548 8 : THE BALDWIN PIAN = — é‘ PY, i cont, re lined, ix size S38: hats. on apesving. electric coffee mills. af Cali Main 1359. and harness; sacrifice. 4224 24 Evans, “e) | Spring av. (99) " fome.aud Feoeeting “srohaneed: every . OUT-OF-TOWN rs, 1100 e a ee A . FYp EWRITER—One Ne. 6 Underwood. MARE-— d; hs MOZART school of pi rms rong x\ra specia CONRO : 8—JU ik NEw 3 a as nae c > ano; asona- 0; 85 red. 1 it 7s Is the Ba oo ° UST i a) "comet Saanea Ch —_ = noi oe | cheap. 942 Century Bldg. (¢c) “npunday. 10 to peas, WaRon: y a: - alk pr rice, | ble. Forest 2818: > 297 Noth se 90 Sook Dp onth delive The in aD |g et Bouse ‘ste arant al, : : ndsome 88.N Note Player Rage send: . sous n shelving — WRITERS ; bar-| bargain A_N. Newstead, ; Z > oa a ‘UINE arr =m 7 t TYPEWRITERK——3, atanderd make; bar = SEGINNERS only, and plan rand-new; | res. Equal to Players WEEKLY ES TEY—Piano: fumed coats relthed, $ ma Samm te 3, Sas acar | ‘viol ~ ingtra- oO PPMAN SS, 99) | _ gain. Centra} 796L. 810 N. 7th. (c) MARES—Good team chunky bay “STR sponte, lessons, Bomont $069. "$310 ain. Apartment $i Bet. eorrian Court’ i facto iy XCEL! 7 apes our coat. . Oe AE Td wilh cist ae ik, beautiful model, | tall tall Call Bomont 1858. . Olive CASH RHGISTER—3505 Easton av. TYPEW RITERS and multigraphs repaired. 91 express mare, $30! harness. Olive ast. _5b80" Kingsbury times: R COAT—Misses’. ; lee Wud. CASH REGiSTER—Netiona condi- adjusted and overhauled by expert at two- _ - | SEC NNE he y Soe : ; mow: rare be bargain. =~ on stole. Forest e4niy tion: $35, Apply B82 Deliner (9 Be ee sees We "2 mane —% yeers ol4. f fine driver, $20: a aa sanandetl Ig ular r: ce a nar vee. can tea. |) 3 Fs ‘ « z sie —rhoyal NO. O and typewriter, pony ar pounds, sound, me | ecial ratex. 31 1B crete nwey ¥; ladies’ guit, size 16 0 MS t-of-way as CASH REGISTER—National; hogany fin- table; reasonable: will trade in portable; her Lary “$28 fin wagons. 4ii1¢ : KIMBALL 88-note . mole tr trim. Lindell 1294 t-of you'll get ye d ive ish: le to $8._ 2820 N. andeventer, typewriter. 3637A Easton. | Reckert er £0 N, 11th. | EGINNERS taught saxophone eenees. pane, erfect condition; a5 R780. 8 m 62 role: en 10 be tx -259. r Bio Fenving, Bast ve had © right-of-way for 11 years and | “A5"' REGISTER—1c t athe: S:clerk ma-| TYPEWRITERS—weling all makes repett. ‘SMALL MARB, HARNESS AND Wa GON Post-Dispatch, -KIRKLAND BiRWo'g cé 13th. aC) = , ° Lan. og : ne condition; Fie).i- . . ; AGON—. o8 spatc (99) ee . + well Yor 16.50, Bas 4 Z — et. e)1-Lipvp rental Fletcher Typewriter (C'o., Chea will gell separate or all together. BOUT SID DP : LIN atk mah ny: us $@ lANMOS a ‘“high-fiver’ BP: Pine st. Main 843, Central 6496. mote | Call 2216 W. Natural Bridge or De! ine t's long Fst end are now down to ‘‘rock bottom?’ | GASH REGISTER — Laven style National; | TYPEWRITER RENTRIX—A monthe @A Rn _2648L, 4 "(>| eres? 163hret Teterences. 7 nal. : witty —- We want fo va ag Sei Park same ofontrie; e egsestionai up. American Writing Mechine Co.. 807 MU LES—10, young, @]l aises, §35 to $128 Sores inst = human; « The player Slane the that eat t d yy * | | GABLI ar-trime qo anit: | eave bi to “Cleankae en * call "“heondn 10 Pine st. Main 4419: Ceftral 1218. (cna) Teamsters, 8646 ‘Chicane ment: hg = hey Fu rani’ atvance- ey. your Sea een = a | ~— | J.&C. PIS 2S W aterm, rman "te floor. a = 8, mes $10; final clean-up: you can RUGISTERS—Usea: a or TYPEW RITER—Royal, Elite type, rac- | vag : “ee heap: pevera! old, suitable for : *_ (c99} “yi BALDWIN PIAN MPANTY —— | ay & ; : “ees conte and sb, shoes; rd to © wear we or thrge su suits pin pA mae expert repairing. ebghly new. 6982A Minerva av.. Cabany neh yf OF ofnee, Ii he work. H yaraulic | Cbs S—Violm, man ; 2 gl io. lini Sar . ‘ ntraf 4d OS et Seale th st. | EDD and license; ae. 965 1861 Russe 4 Grand 1143M. “bea lilo at 384 ihiman tea THE BALDWIN PIANO 111 Ole nates i STEINW ALe you c pio i ‘indy . and Co... 61 Bt ete gee) TYPEWRITER—Oliver, good condition; | PEDDLER W AGON— Almost ew $655; also | a: e : : te vee “ight oak; 2 TB03W 2707 teens enable, = Forest | __double harness, 2400 MoN \c) | PIANO LESSONS in your bame, veperlenced LO—The player- meas that is all but |” +r anes, 1 mthincin’ t ARON W o— wool boys’ suits, size ir} 2 Kath of $100 TYPEWRITERS bie R OUTFTT—Cheap. cir 8 18th, teacher; latest methods. Delmar 34G°R. mor ® greater player value for your nur choles 3 | -_——— Apolo, ; 13 one n Ki Co me ? ; a8; (© 89) | years: on laéy‘s winter r hout Storage & a! = tal, $1, applies. | PEDDLER'S 400 aha ome harness and | PIANO leneo ih tease, J, Fusrantes BALDWIN LAW, comPAxr. “DANGAINS. wae WOMEN : ou will pi Bove’ awed K—Roll | TYPEWRITERE—Underwood, Remingtgn, also “Kor,| 2 blag Aronson. 43)" MANUALO—The ‘ Sape LER or — m rts lo A oie Monday. fay" N, Sth at see tly worn gu Page Bae ion of ze 4 ae Cc. mith, , Cheap; gUarantes be | on ees $223 tee 2] e) | Pare gf Pon Bios’ GE uman; @ greales’e . Value = 2 ven NOs cS) | and fy fale Bai turdaye n a 4 hats me wi @ bermein. i. sah carte Bobs ss a TYbewri Sz | PED DIER, WAGON—Chunky Biack Loree, ONS —For the w weif “THe BALDWIN PIA OMPANY, : w . : nt coat. Grand rand 660350. a7 ae ane and nal, (ef) 19 ae Ai SD ina Sarkar | aeuce 028 Benole bull scanteed? rir ‘Barton. ee a a ¢ i 1i Olive st. ( for someor emy. . “ : Mar : ° “al PON NY —Latge e-size pony; will rid drive; ! rs ~ aoe Ba em : pik > 36; ESKS—Fiat, roll and typewr ing’ and reyuiiding. w CENTURY. Repair- om 37 Victor y © or Grive; F._. ar yee et, selection of music ane, 1006 OH vr mt and sprig 0, F : EXCHANGE gf tenets. chairs, bookkeepers’ jee SM ‘Bai chine Co., Pine ~ Handa «= Cy! june 2 a: DDLE—BrHdl cheap. sons she Diayed tha * nis Se r $195 Easy terme to st sur children; ot, a : tral 1215 (Ba Schaefer, 4018" Easton, ‘Money, Henry Ot ge fine. Between If pra hogany ; | tables, TYPEW a pmakea: rebuilt: for Bron Yoo Ym set of harness; ahead. Ay. Ls Rit 2 as) ERS, 17) 6 3 oo ul p- overhauls "“oaliquates’ es "furaishog’ naa and l 11 r ; prin \ is wany. F PIANO DEPARTMENT pee —~ Th, ge afom. single o iarnees oe A 1g coy a .F | " -” : SATURDA YS. UNTIL ¥ in ut : net 168 ‘See a ~ enh: | re oe | rye", write iy tS) Se. | on * cores P t cheap: Dh a ee i Delt es ie > 1 m& ~-& ae

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"el : ne ng ~ = e ‘ty =~ ot -aearcons u. ; oard: } ‘ mn with good 'SPRING, 244 N.-—-Furnished roo: MISSOURI, 1324—2 rooms for light house ee recor ts rf . w acrifice for 3.0, incluging re noe wet tte edat come for - . ane + leaving; $30 , Ted faery al ? ‘ 1"! .N “Bo te VEEGON 10: POA Mront nm and b ' =e nousekeeping: fae range: a}! con' ‘eniences keeping. ad floor front: private. vl. ARA, “nae glist fL.)—Will rent two ain A. ~ : ‘ oyie 7 Uy , rom &260 pdoard wy aD tl. $67 ~~} ove wT . wee ome — = —s . eect ' ee iurhishied ront fFrooms or PHONOGRAPAL “B ate VIC TR I. — Ouvyenientis fur- arartnh ent. ; “abany 411. Olive 380. will Sacrifice c* rand-1 new Wo?! th s 4a). sizes, mi . siti : : tA RRIELI ). 44 19—-2 rooms in rear. nighed room for housekeeping. empioyed eC] EVEL ND 41i7a . : r bh » j ne Aaa? as a rs 56 > vf é > c - — . 4 —Two south rooms, hot | Ww ASHINGTON Phe, A3L8-—Severa! : LOUIS, 4525—PFurnished reom, kit she: artion wreierree _. — embploved centenntns Grand fe oh? PHONOx : 22 upward All weode | “Gentionen Gall thao ae © eet) Se ee od béard: my of tant ectri. gas, telephore: $6.50: Cass and NEWSTEAD, 2928 N.— modern h COOK, J737A—Single roo > GRAF imBrunswick modal 200 en intshes: wr! for jates i as rete “es ‘(rand (azWw é and all convenien :: S05 > Week . ‘Tevior care ; . aE Ses ‘ keeping. private family; ne children: nished dy contioman. Lis in 331 Vv ete t! uae will ciose out for 305. 312 . an ther literatuse: « > Catone J M— Nieceiy iE “ad; private home: * 4 ASHING re LON HI — - ra ‘ L OR. 1291 N ~Furnished light ™ Sana rate entrance, Cass and Taylor car : 4 Lin bud eds a Ry ‘£ is (ce) | i to out-o! a cu mers, ; 114 pet, SXGSE ‘ad; gar rand | neais, iarg mmfou sle re on nf neeving roome; newiv decorated ree all room, $1.50 4% — K. 3734— Furnished front light PHONOG: 4. Pli—Brunewick. ——— | WURL iTZE R, 1000 Olive st., St: Lou's Mo. a: ue | cet - ° e200 \ —— Fur ICHOLSON PL., 4751-——Large room, eeping rooms. $5 and $5.60 per oh filebae: tikes oe: genuine large | | ae z i So ASD bOASD—For two; South Sid WAHINGTON, 4455— Neel TWELFTH, 2200 N.—-Furnished room, wit light housekeeping; all conveniences COOK, 3670—Rooma, second or third s. "Broe Atay. a eS een. See ) ; ne_ G ; With } | ro “ ‘ re _—— é th . ~* ‘ ‘ . Lay —. , A’l i RMAN 5: es om ; . ‘ . ‘ utifrul Tie ne boar ng House. f IREUVON. 1916-One nicely furnished house. ro ms in city: neo chi idren: qyuie ‘ . ' 4 . . .- | - a : - og ge ? mc i 31% ietoria Bide ac} a Pus sk ONSOIE; A@te«r * Bl. a mon i ninaa A ole ate, | am; be ntiona’. ¢ aa WHITTIER. 3015 N.—Large room | , keep'ng room: clean: all medern conveni- jp} MAP 4961 A—iali foom — A ir . , ; Tif . pa’ “PHO SOG RAPH . : ? i } : re Or S gay tions ' +, ‘ one) ; e, ' “MAMK, 2837—Nicely “furnishes room heat DELL™ that -_Kuerantees a} + you; yy come &! » — ny ‘a me "7 ithe ago, al PIANO ( g N “th st a : vs ; a. a. ee . . a : ~* —_ AR “$48-—Two rooms; PLAY ER: oak : 5. our customers @eiways recom a Phess y ‘a M wide y Sabanne a’ or Oued 9 | ee ae ee me jadies etn yed refined ho: a are hot water. om ‘7 with running water ae Tak —meep : ee: on eee EST KOSSUT Northwest PARK, 2%617A—Room fur gentleman in DELMAR HI... 413:—9 warn, clean pene r ~~ “= talogu & -¥ - . - ' ce ' P - " Violins and 139 | | Saeeen @ SON, iith an’ “oct 1HONOGR \PHS—See our jarge assortment Tatking Machines ae “Hy — — aa Goard- aeteats tamite. che ne ae 5919. ce Ce fami for eine _ wingle or double; ; phone. .«» ument. gent on tr “e zs PIANQS of cabine phonographs: liberal allo “pag eo PHONOGRAPH Wta—\ ‘ict rola. So iti ANDOAH, 292°%——~Room with oe P ra: ae fan rmven{ VTE BHiL! “LA NTE. d212 —Fu llehed roon PARK. 4¥014-—Furnished room. private, fam DELMA DL... 4044 Rieep! ne and heas: . ; 2 i 2 a : a) 7 mye ; ; A onventiences iv modern: gent! emen k eer) * “4 rooms. « onventences: ref are $6.0: come eariv if Tor your slient Piano. Schubert & > » vick . ad } J em! , 4 COnvVerences ! Rarer a 1006 Olive m 8 a | - ini MUSIC CO 4300 Franklin. es 2 ie er 4: d fe: nce, or A 51lo 5 ee _pa = . ; VEST MINSTER 9 Be 24—Refined me, CUTE BRILLIANTE, 033)-—Nicely furniai PAR $200—Sleeping o: light housekeep “Tox “ ; ‘* t. ; . or { : oe . SUUTH Wey mm 441% e od meals: t j room for light ho isekeeping ; Be}! ees . oo : ro m fi tw ntleine yaar” suDle DELIAR 43° VA—Biexant a nnecting ht N U ; 5} HONOGRAP HS—Have 5 b emutiful 3 ‘h Sq aTiejeq's a “ecroias ane agg oe ; — rnisie row vs oo? WE ST MINSTER — . i : — . = ss PNODE : 0 _ - o ge sti ien or coup! % ' aeoal rening POONA | modern ; reaso —_— pright Piano: 7 a any phon Og? ap) e ~ . ti . M & machin ; 1} trade: ott} o 1) Seat ‘ _ - ’ 4 quoted inclu: t is PHONOGRAPH MOTC RS-_Tone arts S2.°—Front room. good hear. ex- te ‘ r OMS. bath, gas. electric, heat, thone. cht; free phone; men or co ai 16 employed = music ro}] oe ® ; olla. A‘ We otter ‘ Springs apd repair parts at lowweet Hem Records—Rolls—Sheet Musio ient meals, $8.50 ver week (7)| WEST PINE, 4241—Room and boat ‘oy _'a@undry; near Cass line; private residence, PESTALOZZ!]. 2616—One tw . VELMAR BL, O196 A eer special at o~- er thie al en f? ret- ‘ ‘ass rej el: ing. YY I's Ph — : ’ CQ ¥: 7 — aT neRes, Ls ; S. ready a’ - 2 ; ! " ¢ x Bien Tnea.s reusona dle. ront a pen’ Lin deil | Lt iZ yA . & ntle : emn no other rvomers;: garage. ] me 2 , front re Om , good heat. r “orest = av mahogany. § ee ns aSY V ub ,er (eo ; PHON' Al iF AP Hs l* } Se ge aay expert: at , ; . — ne. ; ’ Z |? ; rE 131. — R, TTI on rd dat n “as ' ‘ mi on 2 rs 7 ‘ OM—} urntahed. in private family: Gr ” DE LM AR RI. 5228—Light housekeepin«. ee ! PHONOGRAPHS—Al! ! eet price: all kinds Frank lir writ h ee ; y furnished rooms rentiemen or indies employed; good . HODIAMONT. 1937—2 icely furnished 4th. Park, Compton cars. Grand 3701 "| __ Sieeping rooms, : Ervi in manufectun C: ek _ Breet ional v alues are of fe red New Edison. Diamnopd Dise vh B.A ‘16 | PLAYER-PIAN vill take $600 for ; Se at ae aes mene epee pent ISS rooms for ight housekeei ving po KUOOM—Purnished front rogin in private DELMAR, 5018—Laree, furnished room. iCH- aa o Pa Bp Pianos and Players.| 224i, Available Eafeon ‘records, "un sale! yre8> Wheelock Duo-Art, used one yea: mudlowe ts eee eoard for r SAO ae gens, SEO New} od | ROSETTE, 660i See ORE Renee: or famiiv: Beuth Side. Box W-314. P.- family. ae a ‘Hq — Tinie - Used «). - . at arthe Duesenber Pi a . ; Cro ‘4: ye & F o4hp? be i in ® room, ran i .f 4s ojJOoIning ail: , , vate home; relerenvces. > a ‘ = : ed: be ¥ ano Co., 312 Pine . er nea!s - . —— -- 1 RO OMS ——-2 desirable front: ‘on! : x 85. 3443 _Minnesota. y coer 2 are | > wor EES Se ae ee (ed?) ‘LAYER ROLLS 700d fon ™ ' , OUGO-—Large furnished om, with aos L\BLADIE, 4667—-Three rooma and bath: onveflences: ~~ y - * ' ¥: DELMAI HL... 5746A—Room adjoinine . of t ese are SNOT rn. enitinseeptoe (ce : | ; Sel | oo. : vINDAOR = . | neces; private home: 3 car lines bath ‘aiden ogany, like | new, real | PHONOGRA PH—‘onsole bea uti? 1 whi they last; selling T 'T a rt Sonvenience VINDSOF ~_— '¢—- Working people eat Pred furnished; couple or mether and} Gran 1d 6057W. eee Olt eat, apartment: private - . ’ yous ween EIBGLS , PAUTITUL. QWuecn ‘rifice: ai] wiay nee of 2 -) room and /hoard in « lectiris Catghter , : . pany _{ C= Pte ol 4631 1 rab ms have been out om rent and | Ann l. console style. mahegany fin = a eT met Dd lEMENG saa . . eo eee aeeneo eS - ee ROOM—-Large room and kitchenette for DELMAR BL... 4206—Neatiy , e gavinet rand; ood b t ke K-i ¢ ; Plays all records; wonderful tone: pe: CEC ——And SS-pote music, polis, $) ; twin Bede — ne Seoaiet = ‘M—-Young couple have epare room in couple employed; yrixete family. $8 week. ~ * ‘(y window rr aa ay furnished froa; . ee! ‘ pears ord. G ‘r have een tt n in ¢ j sect ' ondition; cost $180; sacrific DS, in- | sozen vs n re free; need! wo per ree : ROOMS FOR RENT cITY ar Jacow eld wa Shad hd Cc soar t to!’ Front room. Box 132. Post-Dispatch, pee Ie oa or couple awe exte room ’ Ce a ciud neg records: very rar » ba ai n. f . inds . : . . a It ’ Pla. : L } a) ,acwn , > , p —_-- = reterence “? . os bis. Oo . pa - : _ : | : ; som aa ; ange “on new instruments. A Theodosia. Cabany _ 97413 oe -ECORDS ep De each phonograr = or Sent $20 per month; parlor. +7 LUM AINE PI1,., 5991 A—Furnishe KhUOMS——Three, in residence, fret floor; 14600 ™ 2OM- u Sieniy farnishe eT Tower DNLMAR, 4427—Warm, @unny f t con- ee of th any are listed he low. PHON 3a > ee: renairts Irnpe > ans OG ! ~ on S-LMAR RF : 50°) A”? a flo gentiemaen Cal Sunday o! fte: ioOrthwest: cars convenient. Box \W oR) b535I ’ neeting housekeeping rooms: _ seco floer . ndeman ee E00d ag nes em U. : - hs AF Ms—Rargnine, in all kinds of farg OH Be te a ain > steam * at ~ re — -| References exchanged ‘ost-Dispatec! ROOM—Nicel y “fur ed. ft tl nm: al private; Surpiened, a ANY J e use phonographs of standard metres: } = sa ye ‘ rm Pe (): RO MA = ao ; --—~ - - — urnishedc, or gentieman: ali DELM = —_ data Ree sepa } ri _ “ Ys re, ee ~ | . , r } 4 ’ “* . “) = Neatir fu nisned fimerson $125.00 Twelfth and Olive te, (cl4 " a a is “dey a ing Fowten v.. Sal0——Rooms, sleeping and | pina 6 Lovl E Furnished cl ; Grand 2498R ne ‘ connecting bath; twin beds: adults; A mes, ym pe a8 29 9 eoieasdbe — So 7s C oubie dise, te h ‘ling o Y mou Ee DIN us lectric , nate | 0M urnishe and hk e) mveni- | ‘A s, s—-Furnished ec Louse ido. ~ utiful mahogany. 2911 Nar b139.00 | PHONOGRAPH ” } _#ac ri fice; call tod ¥ | Franklin. ic And connecting ois ea br ences. Lindel! 63532 : ; keeping front room; heated: ‘party. em- Ro OM—Furnished South Side; rivate fam- ais " varus” teak ieee +3 - Bahnsen e886 . b DIU This tent 4 — S10 — Ht" dir ge Vie KREC« RDS—Rpec ia! "te - id : ‘nlimint« 2s ee) : sj i4n— oom ) ROO™MS— | Purnisl partinent Lys 2 > ed; reasonable vy; reasonable, breakfast opt eft ual. Grand | ee a : — een front house- peeht Hi ahog any, | and bench, * Kroeger ee eee $140.00 trolas Brunswicks. Sonora. Grafonoias re “or is, 10-inch pub Aisc. ae employed; $7.50 each: also & ngle cy ‘ 586A.) * : PHEODOSILA, 0044-——Three nicely furnished 364 M ab! Deng on; @. conveniences; Teason . SR! RA Wyoming, se i] $150). 00 ; Artophone. Starck, Libert> y Bell. Stra: 1d. etc.. ees rds ex¢ hanged, ‘- {? _ jocatiog fo) ' = = P rooms earage Ail conv eniencesr. ; hun ME Steam heated apartment cholee: DE UT. AR BI 387 4 Sleeping me: And re ords bought of the fine ( ). rR. = mus . i} . g | boa rc Hod amon’ and I ¥ ls nar | “ars aa ri 1M. a ry vn i mF LE 1395— . room effi ienecy, $30. - AY, : ¢ or ladiés w no aa preciate ‘ lean sur- i . LMA R BL. ccniaanan ie in private right: Singer sewing machinna ; ‘ ‘a and so.d. S Sir ‘th & Co ‘ 513 N. Grand eps og we Uers of " - ’ > ri +} ‘J 1 Tip Sout a f-ont rout! er: e' ) py Sillpit ( , , ons ie: t . : te a ] i rH Ri SF A \ _ 4530—4 rooms and bat nh. a’ oundings Grand 256 om men desired. wen, ¥ morning. OSBSZA4 F er $550 U0 ‘ : jos, WURLT "R. 1006 Olive » St uls,. M lent meals: gentiemen or ¢ ead ll OO: + t garage; gas and electri Re he lassir aera 9 everthing new: tre) SSS a “7 x VOVUA _ &. n g eoeeee® ° ‘ , te 4,2; g£entiemen / : res . . . . ined private family pre fer Salesman DE pon ~ RI. : ‘ 841—Front connetting au ul ma ogany upright, "a aa B Ch $400 (M) VITANOLA—Large £ize., mahogany Case ‘Owe wa" . - — ae eet. rin .OF acuits ant: spendir art time 1 t Box H.- € D>. MOuseReeping rooms; newly papered. rd aney av. we = PA. . Upase . we lave any records: in ecurds. nites piallapg TR pn MOUnt. Of disc NRIGHT, 5617A—Ro a 4 plove ‘lent home and atior - a y. 5, : ed: garage privileges ht ah¢ :s - 7 i $400 O0) like new: ‘a tla’ ene Seve 5 oF tre in. Oras, ANY MAKe, PS} ' ~-s ch: or sine ney re a Ty Ly tom : Vanes i4 ’ ; South RUSSELL, 3651A—Furn ished r vor, twin DEILW — “T : Pe . Oa se pore gma powany ; 2n good o “a x Stemway “* -* oX “Or let ; ° ian a yee chase * , ex: oa ¥: Vids ace: i? cail ¢ 7 7 We 21 rive EK ry : le ' Delmar-Clive car vy wy , MM ‘AMA, 6614—One furnishe } ana wi beds; reasonable; phone Grand 2871R. contin uoU : } = Ww 2 Clean 38 fiver room: ; : Es. & e : , - SAEs 9 =| ‘ 1} ' “Be + : 4 ¥M oo 1 infurnished ar j , r irn he, re: , * "ot es : = _— ‘tinuous wt , 4 Ppright, 1 muhogany y case: 200d - = Chickering . . $4 25.00 eonabié. { Ail Monday. (“a he . 5559 im) = _ M dante a * Lad ae oa CMM) ENRI T. *' - Beautifu an “ its or .- riety moder! flat: nts - = ' 5= | OMS: Mar. Hath, teiephons RU SSF]. L.. 27 27— Rooms for gen tlemen or | reasonab.e. y “: -_ ; * - re P - “ : PES I s ) } lec. far hee s atum ¢is ae ‘ielned home 4 hii he) Pn > “ca . ‘ ~“ , O33 l1—}' niehed house 7 _—~ VELMAR UL., J706-—Id-floor reom: _ — ar. . = Steinway — . $450.00 “myst sell 2. ag VICTROLA—With records $109 vaiue $83: ; RLITZER, 1006 Olive at., "St. Lout a ing teal “neenat peak. tneniat aot ane ao. 216 front room for % page rte rerenatle ts DELMAR Bi 1568 —2 iy furnished - “ 8 ated ‘ ; = —e J ~ (of dimes 1Om , & } me le@ais: no ) - ~— - oe ; oe entiem ~ : i . 2 9 ——— _— ° oe oe ~ waSGF 2 neatly urn od Kurtzman upright; $46. rH eo Used Pla rs full-t i ergan, cheap 2 Rutger st.) ———___-_-_____ hoon oak Sa 2 arde Cabany 3483) aed EU fm furnish : meee teats j upl “aie eyed, ail conveni- SSE, :846— Well-heated sleeping r complete for housekee ing. Lin- to av. = v] CTR 7 A With $51 ,; OL T-OF-TOWN talking mat nine owne tn rex rd cat inet, bt se)! cll ‘ . m e ws t a se ne sia . .* _ rom: =~ Q° . », 49280 fp | : ‘OF sHtest Cata@iogue ana gu apple ements ai conveniences excellen ea! pRekaks ) ——Deafra ty! uble and singi wd - J4RA —Neativ urr ished roon ‘ : = . r ; a 11 Portis ay. y new; ‘ eolian 2 Fae $ 95.00 - 25 0924 Horton p Cabany 4 ISA Cc} of } records; orders of $5 or more ' os 206 ~ — = = “ = 03 ; : u®ekeeping room sten} an t t 26 Rae Hvuse, wontiea 1; reasonabl SE\ ENTH. 2405 = ._-Furnished rooms for DELA — Rin, 40004 —- Sonate cg irene ee nee eg ‘ Sg TO"TOR Y . shi; shes tne -> sre \.——Front im. on _ ter ; Fie ictor : went oy oem : rs, sek jor grand: Decker Bros ‘Adam Schaaf. at $395.00 \ ICTOR if TD 1 84 Ralls way Es nu gg ey WURTI . T7EP 1006 Olive e esi y ' lai Ref erences Inaguire store : : ~ = . ents, for tlaht housekeeving ina: all conv enlen es: phone, eteam heat . 4 - cs % . Vv ~ c ar Z ’ ’ =. . " . ‘ Bat) Wha a2. - ‘> ’ : ‘ ° " ‘ ' : ; bet 4 j : 2 | +) >”? eo ’ e . e : path ~~ - ; moving. 5044 | Enright. 295 00 — ——— — aF_Sscmange ee: my, 5109—Furnished ene E 7: I Ie, 221: rhished ym wit! arage: for gent! Semte * “only. charmer with SEVENTH, 3211 S.—Two first floor rooms: DELMAR BL... , 3041—Dandy housekeep!n« peickering; large ebony grand; Artemis eeerr .$ FIA VICTROLA—$50 for $125 #£Victrola . and fioor ffont roon gentieman; breakfast; weekiy | ee ee +0 sona bi: ™ ee completely furnished for housekeeping rooms: heated: gas range. icebox. kliehen ° $125 to first Caller, . ; - Artemis $425 00 caoinet, inclading 34 records a345 Ver- rT ¢ hired OI : .RSEN .t 3904 F . ished en “pri oy water ane sink in kitchen Ca bninet a @s++e+es mat). , we ' - - SBROADW \Y, ? \’ fiees Ok, me -: , By y 3 . = aE A 4 a" a] ove . — d very little; $75. 5760 - BU I tion Duet Bench with |-= oe - CURE cmc subi roan Poard, ; AAA? Ver, aneitabla foams wate) - BENTON, 2201A—Jwo wunfurnishe ems, SHENANDOAH 3302A-——Large front reom DELMAR, : 726-——Clomfortable rooms; house — ca f-of-f0w Nn, c daily 30. tIruous hot » samentthad mane gat | PN. 2 eee _— : ore electrfe and gas furnished; all Conven- for two gentiermen or lady emoplosed; keeping or sieeping $4, vy conven :- ° rand; ‘Ivers & Pon compartment and $10. On) ay Minim um lines Three uF . . Ss CIEL eae, Com poy ce hou oe. cam Meng Soe ¢ ~ a ences Compton car; steain heat. Grand P2535. ences = acon ou , - a: : «> $s “Shy - rga room conveniences: references. comfortable, conveniences; references; - ing: two beds, suitable for 3 at C : r, 2 a (Trade-Mark R | ROOM AND BOARD—Lit xi to board McMILLAN } 28 Degiruabl ' whe Kitchen i floor ‘ liefontaine car terms can be arranged. | — ce __™mother’s care. Box W-67 oat st-Diepat ch. “pomp soma a as. - mrabi -e ae a = . ity one or two gentlemen or coup floor. wentlemen employed; $6 —. on (o.. 3507 Lucas. . = F] — us eclian Sianate. mahogany, _ = oor. - Cel et F ant re 4 . ; . gr it CPHERSON i.) N ¥y furnished room. OLIVE '845— Two nnect!; rooms “f ‘al Th : a. em te aadede en: t , : ~ fey re ee priced from $45 up; terms nt mea! University cat light tr s. free; ALIFORNILA, 2655—-Neatly furnished room, | fences; private DMRLMAR. S71L1A-—Furnished reom:; =r that guarantees ai! its p a usekeeping; L room. kitchen ose garage and heat; southern exposure; convenient to | DELMAR MI... 6°237A—Laree front room ' nul nir ale: P a ere . et > j 7‘ il 4 . utiful upright: good as } Vie and Life Insurance. ROOMS WITH BOARD.—CITY for 7 eee aati mitasiestes a GRAND . ye Oe ~ 8 “ay! BOTANICAL, 36860A—Single; all conven- our - lines is Sis 50 pnable > Bates st.. South ; aed 16, fh. ae steseete os ' Pw fences; gentleman preferred: private fam aDREY 1811 A—Neatiy y - furn ished room: ‘for DELMAR lL... 3970—Pront fF BO upright and player-pianos; up ae | - : . | ae GRAND. 1201 Furnished rovim SOTAN 2985 “el ? fur- | ” claga. ; T P : ed | ee ROOM - AND {OAR —Private mils lent boas zen! irroundings. }oeres' cond floor mi - mentee PANICAL, J965A—-Lovely. lacge. fur- IDNBEY, 2845—Ni. 2e1) Raabe room; pri- tt) 5 Up: saree $100 wu up. a “Music Salons—Sixth jl RO} \ conven ag wuple 8 “hy en fam! n 41 34) . 3 , : 0 am: aces , ‘ onan — > . eel , ished room te lephone, electricity. hot vate faiwily + al i} con\ ‘entenc en P DE iM A AR. 4145— Nicely furnished s ‘eit lad AN ROK M AND BOARD or te om a - MCPHERSON, | 4580—Mogern, « LOCUST. 31°7—Steam heat aning © Sater; otivate Saasy: ___. SIDNE Y, 2020—Neatiy furn|phed front = peeping oome; “aes sume: Kitehenetts | , ; : ‘ it 6 ms ie aa ”" ay Fags 2 Oe aT } ‘ , - pe 3 > AADWAY. 294° 8S.—Furnished room tur two gentlemen or couple’ e% ery cony Lindell 4046 M. Bgeert time: must cll, Sunt c ‘s tr .* 7 “Saas Pewen —e — iE RSON en - | rr on - — hee Bure : wwe! ‘ : Wil aa ViA- 1 r neg roo .U ney : oe ’ * y ‘ ‘ - a4 eT - oe 2 ya wre " A e » athe see ma fioor east. Grand 1685M. , iggs- SS wy we =r St le ! ores 577. © housekeepin yrivil keeping: clectri as BRO Al id A} %.. -18 S.—One nicely furnish- SIDNEY, 34518—Two furnished connecting rooms; bath.” phone; ell conVentences; i almost any make. These | . “sy . (075 ff PELE. o : : | ONLY ils ro Omns. with CO 1d gles piua He ’ 7 on : ey Er : : ia : cies BT RAE FS SA ~ Seem ~ ing Machines For Sale | : : . BW beds; ner ivat home , , OT aay fUrnienes® svom | TRERESA. 208 N.—Nicely 1 nished, clean CAHOWDINE, 8555-—Two furnished house- ! , Sve gents: Steam heat. {7 DELMAR BL, 46124 One or — ink Py peneneganer cae oor west; Lindel! housekeeping roo! eiectric lights; rea “keeping rooms: Southern exposure. VINCENT, 2915——F urnished roonis. Ulately furnished front Pi te steam heat: phone Grand 72274R. | rooms; continuous hot water, steam . r - . f te . ae | oe yt week: suitable for il cheap. 2907 8. Broadway. tone: real bargain for someone S55 a anh : " Riverside “3387. ie: De! Central tee S600— | arge Tront room and boar rw ENTIETH, 21a S.—N! furnisned; tleman or iadv employed: private fami.y THIRTENTH, 3407 S.—Second floor; 7 connecting rooms: PIANO—Like new; bargain. Hirsh ) ” 5223 S. ; is : . | a ibie: heat running water ~ i a! | -emaii sleeping room .- a . : Grand * 712 1 (7) rooms: bath. hot_ water heat. e lectric, ete Cory sma!) bedroom with use : SOA tD (Om "*hild oe be ra: ? t} " ’ st . ~ y ~“ . snl * - " . a “ ‘ > So | = —— = ee eee ~ - . : e 7 Tonty st.; call after 1 10 Sunday REWER —uhinat. inahoe.., ge | care; private fam iliy’: lovely bh me. For 5 atten: SD ee re CHEROKEE, “917A ~Large room ; nicely |‘ WELFTH, 2300 8.-—2 unfurnished rooms; | refined Indy employed, 9$.75._ Toeiy Furnitae . a PLAY ER- PIANO Cheap. gs é : Feasonabdle “De 5Re7 tim -*% like ef : ent ~dgl PR es : ‘ I ~“ ~\ 516] : Wi) deceoraied For? W ASHI Ni — —* + - pas ee _* rooms furnished: close to "her okeo and Belle- email family. Call. E AS "TON. 5897 Ae lean. nicely I J ’ £175. SBarthel- Duesenberg I = D-NEW. consol 1} ployed: breakfast ar rage if d , ae. = : ® Phonograph. mahog-— Dit seins § Callas tat PLE ; ae CASTLEMAN, 4262—Front room for gen- - ae Pind moped R Th MAS $133 : —~ urnishe d rooms nial ith py then F ‘ 4 3 TE NNE SSFE. PY; 416A—Fron t room: private _ bath, telephone; rea nable. ANO—88-note, mahoma a mainte; plays ail records: has won- | || /| ee = Ra —— eevee OF Soueessep os CASTLEMAN. 4064—Furnished room, gsen- —2S@ilz: convenient to car lne | DELMAR, 4369—Klesant, warm | 4 + Th) ’ . . . » -*8 , i & ; } r ‘ ‘if she TAH mi . — f +r a ea private home. Grand 3446) _____ | VARRELMAN, 4536—® furnished froni| BASTON, 4271W A-—Nice front s Sasa a sae _ e ‘D>, |j{| imeh, double-facec Victor Record | phone. Lindell 6882). | ee o 50804 = Saeee, steam heat; co! 3412—Newly — decor COMPTON, ae 6 3.—2 nice! y furnished | rooms, gor, couple: private bome; 1 bicck; room: nrivate family. ; + 2 "Tea x Eee eiin Library | : 24 ~t, enial rT ' excellent meals. ores’ hou iy rooms, 9.0) 2; phone rooms he ectric, bath 4ell phone. east of . Of Grav ois E ASTON. 3003A—Cor. Vandeventer? ew w0% ; recorvis. bd ~ : ic 1h i+ a . *4 i go . “'s duane 2 oN, —— -epin or sieepirng: cou e er vy > aes = _feoms of furniture. 2020 | re to 2, lee Cre thie bargain: call iil This offer is good for the next — fences 7 and | pleaeant, refined widov ‘) | BENTON, 15U0A—Ni 7 eet aa pre Ps ge) VISTA. 303 2—One double and single fur- EASTON, 5175A—Nice large fromt —36—Nic furni shed rout Oj IVE, 642 i—-Degirable rooms, with g er we ‘ aap TRENTH, 2705 $—3 rooms, $ nished room for gentlemen. room. i ' . r , r ¢ , ie te 4.937 ‘ : - vbntete 15"). 4s ute we i OE erokKkee car! “re aoe . - rith rolls. Mingea, 1531 S. . - . ; ; ford these mage 4 terms. This is an *.. nm for two kentlemen ' with « ' it hom cooking com i : hot water: al! BENTON - —_ “ae tay - 7 ! — zr — : e ™ a cliiabesiahn Ww AV VERLY PL - 17 r 3° A partment A: fur- KASTON. "4244—Frurnished | kk . KC . ere $100 outfit. ‘for ‘tj}/] opportunity of a lifetime. Come Te a oo SOE Slee Cass deal veniences single or en t Forest ~ 4, ie eae ‘.. EIGHTEENTH, 2346A &.—Largre front uished room in apartment: with private peiviogs ae; _ private family; poforeness. hy! * mahogany: rae SE MONTC POT A—Nit - ° ® : : ‘ ; ferson cara. Re ’ . : u ping Poovums, J s "9 ia Se () nm wriva iy. +e Cc Bir fiw: ] . “1 a hawk “en: BB-note, with a. : s Cade ait in tomorrow without feil i) tomatoes Sana: are 197 2 i ; J ' ¢ ahd phone: private hon camenaia Fh 8 : t tyate fen Reasonable. il iaanlty:, sexmet young jacy spoteres:_ 6 dell 7153 a; cash. Fe , ; | | cy ty and boa oe : E ASTON, ~ 5160 Woussheaping: i= weervet’: PAGE Bi ‘ room : a , ~~ . - peer ee __family. Lindell O18 e- S3 a sia Fores@ = 46: 3h. —_ AV... 601 0—Furnished ,ros ELEVE \TH, L511 S.—Omne tront houseKerp- bd. ™M. ing rooms: will conveniences; ~ i—Rilvertone: ‘beau if | ti ful: $150: hij 2 mm P } ee ee rf ) = ‘and . ——— ™ ne . 4 2 i y aa 1 > 2 | ; iiv: noard . option. - . ary ray . P ; — - li } 1 eping: =a) ; ~y pean, pee: in emptan, Be “i “ = _~ : |) FOURTEENTH, ' a. ms , gens | privat — — . ENRIGHT, 40524—Nicely ~Faralabed teent s 4 Compton. - _ im ; } rf A NI) BOA RD——Weet End ° one housekeepine ‘Tie : ’ mt le ; ‘j . } ° Lisl « Oe oy riva:e, | . ; io. am * . : } Ye bie +. as , * “2 , ' ‘ oe ‘f ; ‘ : . : : ut . a re ‘ _ or ia ‘io 7 . years o id; _ iT the rs : all \ Let . On CeR “¢ A “a “3 4 =" . eh “ta . ot De a 4 Naat Oo GRAND. 2520 Sj @rve front room fur € re a ionth f ores’ 937 J sleeping: alae one unfurnished I ay MO a ¢ BOT. ANT! $650A-——Front room and board | yy OM AND R OAK bm F Sr a couple or 2 vo: ()isAl ha debe ma iarE® rvon nished for tv ENRIGHT, 5042—Two furnishe = a BROA Dw AY. 704 . P 1-e . ee - . a4 ‘ . - y~ PIANO— 808, Gabler; fine for e o vokir . prices reaso nab): ‘ ROM iM ANI — ,;OARD—Laree = , ! ne} vat lv; ferences rer neés exchanged a! BERT ; 1365S— > gecond Toor mov fur modern improvements; gentlemen. 3 2d = Lehman Piape * a , | 2 r . “kine mM , f! ord 6 Cal GRAND BL.. 1225 N.—Furnished room for PIETTA. 3525-——Pront reot mM “ nished for housekeeping, electricity, 689 4133R i — Olive. . fe ]: ‘ (). Bb. he AL ae NIA. 352 9A—Room for _ 3] rOTyn, Becouna igor voard eh } BS grec: le came rte 1 NPIETTA. Goto ray we iu { #7) yed range s! ink | no children ) ded RT Re ee LE jas 4 . . £ ! : . girls, vi ith buard in privat e fa nils ail — 404 ; ane A ? a s ei au * * wt y; 7 Wate! heat: (,Tat | ar, meu 7 ART ME Rr. 571 %—Dewire hi . second. floor ’ ENRIGHT AY . 5146-—-Large ivi oF mr) : - , FACTORY convenfences OOM AND ; GREER, 39484—Front* room, (in priva “n ht a ‘front reom; private family; ®& home. ‘ W EEKI 7 Ry BY JARD- - N\ | iy furni shed fron " “Pty "Oar . front roe ms mri vate. i or ° gentiemen, ‘to PANG cosi1ite Otlve ‘o b> ; a | “hi ER Kk EEL. oh dur Front room and board . , ’ ; hy Bees ‘A ¢. ia coup le employ ro a4 #X- iA mii ae | ST a) ,° L. r de bi 1 2 O° wh N j . : 2 3415- ~Furnished front reoTt ; 2 \ 773 hai 5 an ¢ se, ; desir Call = nent; ivete. family. Equal to Pla, eTs selling elsewhere for $200 more, heat and twin be is. IM piOy eG « eam «al xcellen Ineais JOHN, 42 ‘ witely furnisnec room, bul JE} FE RSON, aa yt ~ —~Fyrniehed iOULeEAK CYL _shndse coup! © 87; kit ben if od. vs per apaertir . ti 4 gbritet r FLAD. 4060—Furt = ed room: yo ing lad) private famiiv. Forest 4869V ly im a ¢ gentieinen or couple ing roome. all converntences i — mg " ENRIGHT, 4248—- wo sunny. i employed: pris ate family: breakfast if OM) AND HOARI])—For , 0° ved ae , ‘-AYARD 266—Unfurnished, ‘arge, front | posed roome; housekeeping: r. dn dint —r es 5 7 . tone te 3910-—s 1 or 4 rouma, mead JEFF! oR > ary. ve. f : unfurnished rveoms, en suite; re Se housek seeping hot water. 36 desired. board: private farilr. rie: to “NNER! te cael —— atsntoa wants . meee Se a , — a EY ER a9a%..Neatiy fur ; Staonal liy 30 month Renton , -nished or unufurt d. Lindell 4: a rooms in private iv; juple ‘Onis privileges Forest 3548. ;, PNRIOHT. "§206—Cennectina feum ) eS ee eee ee ee Sead.) irks SFRERSON, 3% : ‘ice! furnished BELIA:LADE, 252 can yggh as light housekeep housekeeping; every COnVeRiane. ei , : 4 or two «gentiemen (e900 i0¢21) * i? BOAR Dandy private home BA jw $10,—Young euUpie emp aa ' ‘ein iam , ivate nt line i(jood home cook ing for } rr ? rt (* gecond floor front A “ adel + i NRE , a om tor lariy mpioyed;: id Ti Vveniences. arr 4 roomie, pri’ a fron and ba: K @fi 404 oS ~~ ———— ee o rance , ilk a} 377 : bed i, call Forest 3874 a inosine te ; Private fami’: ~— EN RIG oN furntoned © © ' ty ~~ a hana ie sae ee ieht. ABADI ; AORTA “42 i arge : - oy JUNIATA, 3R74-—Nic furnished south BLACKSTONE, 1418—Couvle will rent neat “a el f220- Neatly eat, 7 , Bios Reig nrier vm fares "ee . AE : as ee by 417 9ne iorewe room fe 7 ta fs » c exceDtior Y dqesiran errne ; , : ’ ; m Keith j rh ox _ 3u rh Al MX 4 I ANO convenien en: ghee aac : ; 5s ' dae ; pm eval or lieht housekeeping: third ; wmorLeE _— N .—Beawutifuiiy fu rutebed roon,, KU’ cL iD, iz COA —F ui - EI! f INGTON + Pits aa AKTFORD, S8HU—Nicely furnished roeni " 5 AN 4 1 OF rentie- ont yO? private fi - “PAY ETTE. 2150 ~-Housekeet - : either arr.ed couple employed, two gren- kiteh Loe | for 2; convemiences; board optional; : nen; larg 11 room: all medern con es Se ee ee “a or tWo iadies Phone, Lindell 1287 icnen pr STEINWAY i} } erences niences; hot-water heat: twin b rf ‘ITT Roonis, with breasfas! wa! U convenences Sk seem: gece ~ | EOCLED. 1 ; Zi. i ij saan ae ° : , J 4 . 4 withonu?’ . ; . - “— r Li s 4141A— evil. ata i aia : . Hoe ' ; -ARANNE, 5128—Front room Frith t»~r% - | wy ¥ Pa JE J = BE St IN, 54°20 «5$.—Large urnished! i ! ithout — ' ' ivate fam! v {901 Fi oniaaanan. ¢ . fer to emploved ; all convenience, Forest 2 Pett i enlerces; | Apollo, Wurlit Starck, Gabler and | |jj gt: Oo g h men "only. Must exchange referenc ee gE A NE. Torainbed: | LAFAYETTE. 1901—Housskesping tic I urlitzer. » > ij 2! BN4s INETHS ae eiet : yult of wi Lherr re - vrivate home: ail conveniences. le bath. steam heated! apt.; ) 2 ge ntlen en: adjoining bath: all convent reoin, with ard, for couple employed; Sow oe keepin “ae sleeping Town: con- | “a. a4? &2 rE, Des canes a — at. aenn: | ‘ABANNE 51231—fFront room eon third floor is of couple. Forest ences: bren kfast evtional: references. private hom e, lion, Welliston cars ase ae co Si 3 Pe o aeniean } agama ge et ee in resicence, lw genlieman wishinx perma-| ANS, q large unt “ ‘ — t} ‘ jer ie Lé r (Z — . . > - win = ns . hent home : — McPHERS NN. 4405—! — . , het 4 j kt oe wee . ey : at ib Ez _ 2122—2 rooms for Light huusexetpP- 7 , vy 970A—Two unfurnished $4-fico: “ Ty » eine. bal elagt - furnished crrrti. to} Qn ine at i, Bert wa VER we mm 4°74 —IlIArgs frer , room vw ith ey . , . ' +> ; : ‘ABANN bUL Hams front room ; ae | FVANS. A— Southern heat; private. quite, homelik: Business nelient boara for 2 deme Peles. “gyre dice nk Oe one: vate home: «entiemgn preferred; Greak oom: siceping oF man: breakfast anna — - j KAIRIE, -940-— Vey iron, POO: | | |ULLANGFELIAW 1721 A—One hh xh t ruse- fast of tional i AI te vA : \ ‘ ° > . ‘ r 1 Lf Lima I} Bsoud ’ with rite? e ewer e r ; “ McREH. 401 >—Room a ? boar : rivate’ VERNON ee aoe roum excellent vORTG r cheat 2 <a Koop lee tee bai a henette: ail conven “aT. hy ae siurnisned room, = lee son A UAV. As. 1006 Oli ‘ St : fami'v: two empleo sonablh board t-w rv homelike; re@- paUSCHENEB ACH, 4g] | age ; a oat ef or 7 ‘ - sonabie Forest _ Le) 1\ e KIL. McREE 420—Comfortabk room with boat onabie om nice room, t! | Tw fu g t ; Vict MIN aL). Ne Sota ATES. b0at—Lagge second floor room: private home: convenient to -| car lines. KRNON, S3588—Rooms tor gentlemen mont? eh nt beste i... mt prane so = _conventences. Between 10th and llth Streets. ill WAGNOLLA. -3410—Witn private family: breakfast optional, reasonabie; Hodiarr mt yy OM—Neat furnishe falion Fal pyrene -o 4 car lines: private funni | CATES, S162A—Large, PIAN “eT TY IG |] Sati-fernisbed connecting bedroom and ats = - . _ ‘ ea Pa RY ES ae ee -— aie 683M uple or Ee ntieme MAGNOLIA. “21 3A — Furnisned room: steam ; ..fSO™: Pye for men © DEPARTMENT OPEN EVENINGS, INCLUDING couble employed ee eed oe shan atigdiamon RON For neers tamstly. Forest S208o heat: private family: reasonable. ___ | CATES, GOOBA—Wwell SATURDAYS. N THIS SALE - ” = . ‘a ‘ » ecg , a ae8__ 3 : ey ~- » = "oe compect UNTIL 10 O’CLOCK DURI G |i WICHIGAN, 305¢— Reon and board: laree _2e for _2_eentiemen. Fores C160 W ROOM—Delight?o! -seuthern © ii MERAMEC. OS. no fe us sic CATER, 3101-—Light room, hot water heat of fight housekeeping; front room ‘for 2 er 3 gentiemen. privat: VASH INGTON Pr] i" §0— Love! reonis 2 EET Monday weekly, gentlemen. Forest 3460R%. venienc ictor JI and splend rier ous a. 231.99 ‘ —_ —+ as . ——)} Ree

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~~ Tn eels Agios ices gs 200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS W gh eg a 4 ae, ORES le ROOWS FOR RENT—West PAGE 3649—Room ana veard, $7. Pied. rag pri family. = | PAGE, 3854—Nicely furnished ane “BL, 3730A—Nicely tur- |" “or without —Nicely weil heated; pri ~~ Beautiful tar. PAGE. 4711—Rooms for light housekeeping. eo a All a0; rooms, with | private. conveniences: reason bie_ } eR furnished PAGE BL., 3844A—Nicely furnished room rooms, 24 f1.: also sleeping | complete housekeeping; water in room. _ | PAGE, 5054A—One neatly furnished hall | _foom: gentlemen preferred. Forest %3055J nn — ‘PAGE BL... 4949—Sieeping rooms, $4.50 all coveniences. 2 gee : . | PAGE. 4477 clean furnished ‘connect gentieomen, aduit family; reason- hydrant. aiso one sleeving ‘Toom. 4057—Front hall reom: cumventent to 2 ear lines: S4. Free i! nde; ; ° pit Or Soa ae “it 4011—Siee; “ng or hous “keep ing clea + warm, comfortabie; reason- 3530—Large housekeeping roam, Bell phone ——a ws NISHED ROOMS—Steam heat, continu- | P hot water (n apartment; private fam-| phone clean and homelike; near Forest Park. «| PAGE + S512. AGE BL... oneal SO — rooms. —- aeodl TA1— Attractive single -oom , e@bie; phone; references. . Apartment ae ‘PAGE BL. 4015—Large furnished front rELroW with private family; 2 gentlemen we fren’ frecme for o elena n in | Toom ‘Pished _preferred._ ine t™ rewt *. light a MR od = PAGE BL. FELLOW, 704A—Cr ‘or. ©, Delmar: very af- | room for tive front room; modern apartment; | *'°*™ heat te. 3x) | se ORL ——— a "4728A—Wel furnished front couple or 3 isdies and centinueues hot water oe i —————— —— - 5254 A—2 frent housekeeping PAGE all ceomveniences: -_ oven GOODFELLOW, TT5— Apartr ment DD; @merior accommoda: jena for gentiemen: +in- LR en suite. breakfast optional + anny me roms . telephone; private family. range. 'PAGE Bl, 5506—Unfurnishead 4 beautiful room™s, inc] vdin @#xclusive use of kitchen. second floor residence, opposite park. For- fioar " Prent | est 6348. GRANVILLE Pr... 1408 — 34 for bight housekeoping. phone. _ PAGE BL s24tw —Ver a front réema for i ie "2" fadies oz all CAVE Noe strictly private family; a opt eee cea 4 front any S88SR_ Private familv % /~\ TL TON, 7119—Fr mt ‘aoms first fino: : hed for light hourskeeping: cheap. iLTON. Ox0a—Lec" el ‘wom: bot water REE ES A en LAMONT. 1788A—Furnished room; hot- ter beat: for aduits employed. es HDRTON PL, 5953—Three housekeeping | _ . orest 35335 for couple in private home. _ * Re OMS—3. unfurnished: modern N.. 5907—Beautifa! southern room. aftnits 1238 gees tn beds; all conveniences. and £24 desirab! le room for ri Be es om em reasona bie ae es i plored 4 room — sae = PL, 4524—Near 2 (6843—Funtshed Cabanv S19R. furnished, in private mily, for refined gentieman. Forest 3011. {c) ROOS M—F | ront; eSiean heat " _water. Forest 2533J ROMAINE PL. rex res2 Te hle ROOM—wNicelyv conti nueus "be . private : couple. _ For eat a Cabany | ROGMS—Newly furnished. 3 rooms _ bath. for housekeeping Forest 6745J ROOM—One ijarge. newly furnished fron Toem ; ‘breakfast optional. Catany 7586 | ROUMS—1 or 2.. furnished or in_ owner's home Cebany 181%). | Re > M—N coly furnished rooms: Forést 566 - | Seoaeee Parente room ” for other roomerc week iSINGTON. 5020—Second floor front 0 modern conveniences. = Be EENsixcros. 5115—South front room. Soupie or 2 employed: homelike. home’ Forest 7458.) iS NSINGTUN PL... 4727—Laree. elegantly | ished front rcom in private famiiy-: Forest M. te beds. : (7) Fi me "P56. oo py x th gl lignes Mage ae ROOM—West End: steam hea _atre bazn “@evarate beds. Forest 8661 M. (1) | free prone: private: $4 week "Forest 7633 I r ROOM—Block 2700 Westminster p! light RENSINGTON. 5207—Elegant reom. pri- oe pate ge: or er ‘—€'ate family; gentleman preferred, con-| ——— ingot) SAAD ferences required ver iences fament. Olive cars. = * ised KENSINGTON, 5063A—Larce. eputhe-n-ex- — tow g 4 v4 gg ee ashi: re = pds *posed front room; phone, continuous hot mee 20e* eam-heat- —_— ° ed apartment. Forest 7231R ROOM—Newstead ind Olive: room in erm aresrtment: privilemwes. centiemen del] TOH°H x ‘kop iad : ROOM—Elecantiv fernishec: mod S HIGHWAY, N.—Furnished tiful surroundimgs. quiet: own home Teoms steam heat. comforts: reas. eee. ee eUU2I—Lar eme or twe gentiem S HIGHWAY. 936 N.—Large room: *** &e. ® sents KiNS's # home: kitchen priviteres: also esesy het water, geod heat * Toems: ree sonatie 25 -: & HIGHWAY. 1303 nN.—? reoms for two o> more atults: vileces wm ek ~e4 Urtiisno = apartmen ? gent! mod water. KENSINGTON. 5250—Well furnished room. With conmecting bath. for couple or n- “emen: breakfast if desired. re 4em 1420A home apartment cen. ik ROOM—Furnished: riea m-—heated private * Lindell S718h all Spreeionces. net twin beds ndel| 2718R. a a et a ‘Gost . room -" room all modern AS hgh OB Ras porte ery rer. | conveniences, ee. ladies. Phone after I1ftal : ' | £ p m., For 6755M. GS HIGHWAY. TlL1A N. ROOM—in Universi: ¥ City home for. gen- )—Steam heat-d rooms: con nect - xitoa- (at Delmar continwuous tlemen of refimement; references ex- changed. Cabeny 1259R. _# RVGOM—Furnished sleeping room fer gent- leman or lady —: $3.50; conven- iences. Forest weter. ae 2 AX. 1402A N.—Large room. table for 1 or 2 ladies rete me § For- tleman : private cars han ay. For- EDE. 4430—Room for _ gentieman. 44114—Unfurnished room. 34 Peoms for 2 gcentiemen. ished reom; quiet refined ecn conveniences. est 1599W ROOMS—Newly furnished. tages: single or deubie; Lin 58350. home adyran- nédeil west. Lin- cell - RUOM—Large anfurnished room . pmvate family: ne cooking: vicinity King's high way and Page Sox H-75. Post-Dis. ROOM—Private family. West End: break- fast optional; for gmentieman. referen>es Cabany ST 7. 74. KOVOM—Nicay furnished, steam West End apartment; mo other rent $20 per menth -8 ROOM—Widew ocwni wants woman for Cabany 1887J. hUUM—Large: private family. all ‘ences beard if wiil ve warted H-59. Pos DS.” Room —iare frurt, eouthern 1 vate heme: nme other roomer /RooM—Sdax west: no ewer give references. | Bex G-383. -Dispateh Baie Ss at ROOMS—Party of 4 to 6 gentlemen. n. zm ; home. private bath nee breakfast. ‘ aban; | S670LK or x G-216. P.-D | ROOM—Large, adjoining beth. private home a@oclts; Olive cars; gentieman Cabany ©1532. ROOM—Front; private: marble bath: ers large private home, West End: man , | L n@eis 2624.3 3733—Twe fine housekeeping : ome a kitchem: excellent heat. 1321—Front room. moiern home; if desired. Cabany 729R. ‘7 floor: southern ex-| water. snished ee heated roqmners Post-Dis confortable home ight warm room DIB - oe BL... 3046A—F uz in beds. tinde! 3718R. Sa BL... eg meg Bl light pain with = convenience: reel con Teni Box Apartment rr and siseping: private lavatory. rea- a edie 4901—Frost: also smaller room. coupie. Lindel coarder ¥ervy convenient.- furnz pow = s employed: : cas — and | te Del- , BELL. 32 } ROOMS FOR RENT—West Ps “a ~——ae02—C -sira ble WASHINGTON BE, S04 C795, Soncn ot siceping rooms steam heat gentle ladies employ ed. 2: ae a ratantianel BI 496 ij fleer 3h : , eke rn i she a. lcove room, i be Si Tis owners home phone ie euin..s mesa Fitch iaetirhia WASHING PON. 4161—Ro« ‘Trl. mit jenette first floor, s! ing fr om: steam Th) ee | WASHING ses =, “oe lac ndrv- se w “AS SHIN GTON bath hot-water paris private BL WASHINGTON frent, 1eeD ix RL. 3620—First iweekeeping suite itherr exposur ss 9290—E $10 egant ~*~ ors: WASHIN TON BL and one sma! abie: gentlemen WASHINGTON rocimis. o- extra iiv: gentlemer w ASHI NUT 3969-—" _venien: ces xe “ ASHI NG Tu) heat eo elea ; hot water housekeeping i WASHINGTUN ahic : “= i free » + : seeeed an! ‘Bird fier reece: rea- N BL... 3950—Nice reem. or sleeping. for two; $450 | Papers SOTON. ££41-——Room clegantiy far- > Set tarht. of couple ~mtloret- modern con- ' Water. very ne Foe gee pecan; | Paseo ‘1} Sl. 4810—Frent rooms. front | Lindetl TEEMONT HOTEL—2h and Morgan sis. hot emcd cold water, fans: chead to wees, roomers. =! IDEAL HOTEL— ter. tub. eb uD OXFORD HOTEL. 7064 Pine st.: rocms. $3.50 per week and up. MELVILLE HOTEL— S Kartmer. ST: American pian. district Zi DO Locust: »wer baths: $1 rub i.mg ¥2- dar, 4 wees ic) desiru™e (ct7Q) BE ASTONISHED z ote... WILL EuPRess RL near go a Private bath : _deil 4843 Jagerman. proprietress. (c39) ; AVOID HIGH PRICES ern every way. ows , WINDERMERE } HOTEL : > Dest location in Weet - \ — = sonia fel) HAMILTON ‘HOTEL Harnilten ar. and home for every guest ¢ren; reaedma bie 6 ROSELLE He TEL 4145 Lirde? bi! 520) American newiy decorated town Our meals are larze lobby. ater 7 rate. convince? New Cathedra!- larg rooms special atte ttion Ta. r. Co. and Ottve- Marviaad ans ins) ’ hierar sh {amtiy hotei. with beth: excel'ert meals. *ranstenta Robe rt &. T1. with Fred Harvey Fore Athiette ¢! 37> ac" ete carte Bort “WaamTNoTos ht... 3655—i-. foo™s Ten. TAR FERICEC es - continuous het wa- LACLEDE pores BL. swiéa necting extra iarge, omali: private 22 Pe Seen se an cation quiet and ‘central 2a are = * vat HOTELS id ri ie a ge ff. Ae ee he Sen DE VON HOTEL 43: SST Mary land | Bratsecome Hotel 5370 PERSHING eT) | SPECIAL RATES TO PERMANENT GUESTS Now is the gone te lake ioms Sr Loui finest : over. ooking Fores’ " Park This fireproof building: cafe in est 2000 “ROOMMATES WANTED »OMMATE > —- Young eman ehare - nished oom; excellent hat Maple snare We gent to OMMATE rol ROOMMATE Ren WANTED Wie —By ruclet ished rooms with A2 RT BH -35i] | GAYOLA PL... ; Le ST iN Ma fewood. Benton 1755L-2 ROOM AND BOARD—Single and reerms fer 3 gentlemen; board. 209, Post-Dispatch. ame ata famiiv: eee vate dou ‘a ile Rox §- ‘ROOM AND BOARD—Chil idren on large farm untry: ood home: good board. Write R. 1. Catawissa. Mo BOARD—Wil!ll beard @ girls Olive car to Kirkwood-Ferguson car. ride to Bompart stop. walk east [fo Helen avy. $@ house on Helen Mrs. He! frich sv BURBAN BOARD—1 or 2 employed. with breakfast. hot-water heat. on Lake lIine, 12 minutes to Delmar Box H-105. P.-D YALE, 7130—( Map: ewood. Mo .) two unfur nished roogis; tc bat $30 ROOM AND 141€ -. ANIMALS Solid aaate. 23c line: owt-of-tow 2ic. daily. 3¢@c Sunday: minimum lines. Taree or more tneertions ‘ine discount Wanted TERRIER Lin deil 195. 182 : DOGS Wte —Pup ares: desired pups; . etc.: Or up, : rr yo 50uTi Aenne:s Wie — and Te rar - sas sired “ye champions. 2819 Lafarette TERRIER—At stud : ren white mark! nes: ; : fue $10 3625 Lue RUSTON TERRIER PLPrs—z months. and females, TeasonmaDbie today Louisiana BOSTO N ee tall: pedigreed i Louisiana BOSTON TERRI ERS—Puov: oe markeé@: best bBicod lines. “a bik ary 4 B: STON Rear: nea Re = a beau y : ful large rich “¢ hear DB. Shenandoo oer, _— 27098 Sublet weeks if 55°58 Natural Bridge 3 Fears old: cheap. _~T Tette ay —Bive ribbon. 15 montha, excellent watchdog for home harness and collar; well- [7 4985 fe? COA CH a So te —Maile. -horoverbred. for rDoses Delmar 4591 ie) weil marked ZI yvears old: 45186 St. Ferdinand PT Ps—a4 nonths marked Call utifa female Rar. Miller, SOLLIE—Male. reasona bie COLLIE beautifully * » 3 ‘LI E—Bea 4568 bouse cieanr. Kirkwood 72072. 13 months oi4 rormer Neosho and ) p 4 years id good $15 cach 2645 Ruteer HOt ND—Black and rear pas male dandies Wilson 014 > = a td oo Lt eed XA ss 45°25 7265—2 furnished rooms; pri- | ee anted and For Sale Ads in these colamns toc today. _ ee | LAYING MASH | i NE — —__ eee ANIMALS Dogs and Cats For $8 -_ one for COOX” HOUXDS—Al: i penington rifles only R a 45 Rutger t NGLISH BEAGLE—A bes" just eet for hunting: ™ust r . geil. WeRenton o call ak 1979 FOX TERR|ERS—Porokee cheap. On 8237 Chouteaa av. FOX” HOU See Pave black and tan. v 2 ‘ ~ounty.___ a 5 t Louis ~enuine ; ; stiful FOX TE RRIERS— Pus: hen st lv mark ed 4506 N. ermor 301 | free. "N D—4970 | 0) Nature! Bridge. _ =390 west on Pace. yeady to run. - 10 days } Pattony ‘pie. —————— and | ‘DS—Extra fine coon. ft _s Louis, country; ‘on *102W: . = —_ YT» a ang i TT} POMERANI ANS——i De Y stu ty 2°i¢ 1419 Modier st x furnish SS ~ SS Ottve. i pela $3 : many high'y bred. Haller bird Store, les wis reasonably ll kinds GREATER ‘O.. 11900 Market ‘afferent ‘ots pure-Sred go (2 every we Sundays S a2. m. to ! rr? ree ST and does; Pp. ™. peis. National Pet _ av. 2818 Ne- i‘arter ll and after 3. HOl NT)—Partiy Southtest ar inches hich. stock 3644 rial; | Manufacturers y. Al PULLETS— Fine ane: gas. 20 at Hin | (cA ed - every week: | Ss a. GE; AND TAN—Femaile puppy. AT 81 Bobtry Boy: fee SS aT STULL D—B: Seton Perrer, s Perre T! D—Tor bisc« and tan 1316 N. Tist s* : terrier perfect white Plavte! low recistered: 3014 Frank!'n Romont Mark inks - €i0 —_ 2446R and AT sTU D—Tieates a terriers of quality: Tiny King. Ch. Tiny quarters Sergeant. C2. King. Thorpe’s Fosco. Invictus. Behave Youreeif. Master Frinve and en * Gi “a saie by’ these degs. Kennets. 3417 N &th st. a 7% is The Blue Grass Farm Kennels of Berry, Ky. sate setters and olf and deer varmint and rabbit hounds. also Alreda'e terriers. efter for ters, for and purchaser alone to | : s+ and interestia Se catalogue Rabbits For Sale BELGIAN HARES—If Fou ucing bu . ¥ PRninn. 30725 ack giants, cockerels. pullets. ¢di- arms: sous. - gell part: meed room. aaarene "6845 Senolia av. St. Louis RABBIT @ Partieon 2, RA PBITS—25. and hutches. at a bargain. 25°75 Washington. RABBIT HOUNDS—Several good k and tan pup. *Fie months Diack AY IES —Good stock at beg srrTo nz QQ | ones; 6 E. R. Preston, stler, RABBITS reason- id : 1100 Market, om _s.. Miscellaneous HOUNDS—5 peo y iaw -horne jJeoree SS. ee — Che 4978 Wren ay —Yoong holstein. 622] Wilson. >W—+4t years old: Holstein: cheap: sei! 4525 Oakwood. Pine Or Ww --*-calion milker: 4 months fresh. | BTS Ror>hine (2; COW AND "ALP—Apply 32358 Manhattan av ontewnadl COW—Fami cow. rich milker: $45. Bel! rhone Kirkwood 2I19W. fe) THhust Champion Ra- | couhds. coom and | CANARIES—-St daughters | LL ALLL LLL LLL LE Containing bat- | termilk, is a bal- | anced ration, sci- ew ificaily com- pounded FEggs-) ‘a-Day Laying ) \Mash will help ' fhe hens to pro- | Schedule Cove:3% to March $$*% 00. 87 0 Tons © 100-Ib. E any iy eS For sale by JEFF ERSON a te grocery. feedamd St Louis is - seed stores. 36,522 tons of ant % Ovo MILLS the Pennsy! Ilva CORPORATION, period Sept 1. nt to Mana compared with 69.87@ between Sept. 1. 1921. 1922. accordins te & _McIndoe, of the Mi ission. > Eerc-a-Day and Ove Poultry Feeds, Phone Bell Olive 3368. of u‘termilk 305 N. Mata Rt. RAB KE D ae m POULTRY AND BIRDS Ancona These figures, Gee E. W. Parte Anthracite Coal Pennsylvania Fuel ® : E.. Spens, Federal Fuel os were compiled by the Bimeuas ' S from Si: ‘ine Lawn. Brah ma Shep- rf sta vi.. I Cabd- vse pa>r | anv ducks. Commission frem the res operators. i Pennsylvania all of the anthracite souri, MciIndoe sajd@ 2 This coal, of which pe 75 per cent of the being marketed,’ isp $8.50 a ton at the i uses, th® commissioner gq Figures have been pre anthracite operator reas much coal was ; -| town and city in rm 1, 1921, and nd what quantities: ted to those places for ¢ “HICK ENS—Selling out ‘sponding period which black minorcas: none 1, iast. eet the best. 5972 Enr' — This indicatés that Piymouth Rock ceived a total of 87.136 y ——~— last fall, winter and POULTRY—-50 vrertridge and white plym- rock cockercis. Hogan tested and and that it is seb ae Eenabce, Hi on approval. ~ | 51,340 tons during the 5 UCLLETS—6 full grown white rocks. 40 riod. Of that qu . AJab ma. ae ae _.. were received during & LE’ 3—Weil-bred healthy farm-raised ing Sept 30, of i beauties: good laving strain; went to St. Louis. each. 1100 Market st. Rausch-P: sorman. MAN GETS $25 000 18 FOR LOSS OF WIFE Polish barred nivmouth of mv fleck and end of “her- a [LACK polish. white crested. Heidel Poul-| St. Louis Jury Finds ‘fi try Farm, 2949 North Market Reporter in Suit Ag Wife Met in Ex . Robert Leonhard. a New porter, obtained a fk . 000 yesterday in Cire wehr’s court against N ton, an interior ¢ tor and New York, on a Gham defendant alienated thes the plaintiff's wife. came about through He rest in connection with? hard in this city, Aug. "a ice was obtained on B 28 was leaving the Federal he had ben summoned charge of violating the. but he failed to appear #@ the judgment was ¢ Leonhard sued for $1 Leonhard testified Be @ wife to St. Louis in 19908 her baggage had been 1 rooming house at 4218 ¥ boulevard ,where, it wags posed as Houghton's wit” Mrs. Leonhardt became ed with the defendant 2 | ton, England. The Mann act’ charg prosecuted. Leonhard | he 4nd his wife Alton, IIL, seven years NOY, 12 SET AS & By the Associate! Press” NEW YORK, Oct. 14-4 ican Seciety for the Cem cer announced today till of Nov. 12 would be ota tional cancer week. F whose slogan is “Fight » Facts,” will broadcast 4 the United States and a s. Eder. CHIC KE \S—B rahm as. rocks x AAD gingle-comb whtte and t-vear hens, cockere!s anc a Peter. Il. (98 (90% leghorns. us, $1 ORNS—ov a ‘Dn eghorns. _pulle’s. Aug Schroeder. PU LLETS—Bre wn and white up. 302) North Market. Lindell : (PULI LETS—White legh rns. and cockereis: $125 each: Barron strain. agoner, x: 26 Hartford LETS-— White Pol Se bad exhorn. 3 3 months old; ‘Kirkwood. RNS and rhe is ‘and cheap. STO _Aubert ets, hens, and r. }. stock. South- Arsenal [ LEGHC es Dus thoroughbred 59th and biue ribbon SS Minorce ane’ tit ‘$1 x”) hens: s*Tain se'linem part 47 5S Hanover. room line —— ‘cr Rhode Island HENS—Rhy iS—Rhode | slanc good lsyers, 564275J. iuine barkcain: »t ‘c? yvear'inge Sun - red si.e ; Wyandotte | WHITE WIANDO TTes—7 _ cheap. 4120 « Ryngectic cut Poultry—Miscellaneous CHT SKENS—Fine «1 ne ock. 4605 Tennessee. CHIC ‘KENS—13 hens. S10: leaving months old; stock : aving 7 >i? italia av. If ‘KENS—Mammoth brahm 23° “and A. Har- ‘ ae $325. 37 Olive st Sana RIES—Lareest s selections. highest | quality: lowest prices: cal! or write. we) ship everywhere: ow: srstem of shippiz z safe voyagr: parrots. parokeet nightineales. *2tc.: freah mit cannery seeds. 10¢ pound: “rd cages. reme- | @ies, 2tc., of every deacripticon: open every day. S&S a. m. vuntil 8 m.; Sundays 8 a. m until i p. m. National Pet Shes. ’2375- 2337: Ol've st. (99) Cc AN ARIES—Fema!es. bird "ares. meme oS : $1 each: healthy, brass, reund. with $3 35. $4 $450: white | a4 earces, $1.50: breeting cages. i prices: all makes. Maxwells, Linde- Hendrxres. Munschauers 'mpo-ted ) Japanese. Arstrian. German and Enetish cages: wholesale We carry | thevsands of cages (- 99): ing that week infec cana RI=s—yY, yung sinters €s 644 Dale. | disease ; ya agg * ime singers: also baby Dugry. Proaéwar CAN neo ferngies and all sizes: cheap. 2412 S H-b st. CAN ARIFES—RBReantiful. fine singers. Marion. 7d floor CANARY BIRDS—In song ranta. alse airecale ; rons - » phd cages; 10rs 3429 Pernesy:- | BIRDPS—Hartz Mountain: 2 males ferma'tes- cheap PISA Sa'isbary. EAN Al RIES—Guerenteed singers: 35 1419 SOL B ontrase ar ; A R 4.3). CANARY BIRIM—Good singer. cheav. 3454A re een ol . . chats. 34564 Make money ralgstut CANARIES—Fine sere: rollers and Hartz wr mwinta i Koenig's 32808 Parneli. CANARIES—Graranteed sineers $5- fe- mates. $1 Mrs Mark 1618 N. Oth st apg Rag ew Se singers: $6: roll-_ ers or Hartz Mountain. 6635 & Proad-" wav S ANARIES—Singers ib — an ° Meirces Hichianca, Ducks, ee DECOY MALLARD vCKs— and females: also’ , Norton. Elsbe Mo. and Natural Bridge | | MALLARD pr |: anew a Andreasburg rollers: orm r It | CANARIES—St. sOWS—3. young. with vies M Hoover Pie Bend ard Berry rés.. Glendale. ior ae ham: gives more -e than 4 gallons of nilk @ailv Inauire 7030 A'‘'igem ar CH SOW __Jeries cheap. on account of moving 912 Wi'mington. . Cow S—Tso good family cows: pea son va hie | : rrine Rube 549 Garden. Webster Croves COW—Gentie Jersey: will be fresh part of November. J. 3 Redford. avy.. Kathmar sud... Kimioec Mo WW 3—PFresh miich cows ‘ ciewhen 22 — i Pivee Stella > Thomas. Olivette. (er 272723 N. Scoring av. HOGS—Sow and shoats. Cali Lindell 6434. pH 4 wei) Doe>— Eng’ igh nound way Dox>—Fine watch do ! +4 ¢ To har oa ee oe DOG—Fine Airedale. 1 year oi4. Affton. Mo Charies P. FERRETS —S+4 each: reg! rat killers: shir o-d | __everywhere National’ 2335 Olive. (cO9) ea tin as > English reeson 14526 Bacon DOG CUOLLARS—Muzzies. narness: iargest selections lowest. prices. Oltve. fox for good moving. terrier. llin POULTRY, BIRDS| Pos; -Dtepet SARD Weol—in apartment: beard preferred; midd'e reference Box G-36 R ® ™M AND Bi wes* of Taytor - ageas, PULLZETS Ts Wis — —April _ 2815 ae state kind early | roung Feo — Holstein | vest guaranteed singers: full song 5S023A 73 raat. av T CAN ARIES—Singers, cuasranteei: male eres 26 418M —" a somesters, $5. females. $1 each. ets = Olive. 96) HEN FEED $1 9 CANARIES—Guaranteed oe taee. $S- aisc ducer. $2.50 i emales: oven today. 3213 Merame- Riv 78 — Miller eraice 2196]. ie> FINCHES—Canaries. Java sparrows, English | limnets, doves; reasonably Priced: cages, | eupe. bah dishes. feeds. supplies al! kinde Greater St. Loute PS. Co.. 1100 Marker | . HOMERS—All colors: 7T5c and $1. 1912. S 32th st. PIGEONS—3 vairs of fatcy quacker pig- “A” st.. Belleville. n= |} eons 111% ; PIGEON FEED SPECIAL—$3.50 +t 3719 Cases. Lindell 5253. Deimar Teter PIGEONS—Swalliows: $1.50 oveair 2619 st ' Howard PICEONS— ancy. all kinds: we ship every-— tos Bee Bakery. 123 Clay ai 3719 HEN FEED s TAL HEN FEED EGG LAYING MASH FIVE POINT GRIT Semethbing new in CLARENDON CO... __ LINDELL 5783. + AQUARIUMS. F FANCY FISH—Goidte, shebonkins. s. go ~ ite CEOxe—7 a homers: I have oe | will sell for $20 overst Marti. 1812 HRetleciede. a pocket "0 PARROTS—P: ‘a cutkatecia. co-katsos. | price ee Pet Shon, 2 2333) Lovis Pp “s. C83 $89) hen“ | PIGEONS—Fancy. I kinds: we ship ere Pet Shen? 23735 Olive e«- PIGEONS— Page bygone

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oe . ee ae pe a ia atialitainenl . Lay 27 4 ay % > RL ane i QO RELA DO Nt IES ER I SI , — — sapere” weber aa 2 aa Be we ee SS Sse ees ee = mage ed “epee Sg OEE ae ts fs ie ian LOH ee ORCING INVISIBLE INK as Second installment of series on what you can learn in a detective laboratory. 'o Give Up Its Secret os wer, J » ay “ee eee) ‘ ey Hidden with short esviting may be developed and made visible at kame ehetomee Pree Wade oom * Juma . study of laundry marks as clues in criminal cases— Laboratory methods as an aid to the police—Black pepper. or wash blue will sometimes work strange ion in seemingly blank paper. ose Je ale ese =e =s2 Be DRA KK K FRESE Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science, HERE are two main kinds of secret writing: first, the use of codes or cyphers, and, second, the secret or invisible inks, which make no of paper does or does not carry some kind of secret and invisible message. these problems to be solved? Unfortumately for the ease of the detective haps, for the interest and sands of different kinds ef thieves? The message of a spy? dark secret of some high-school chemist’s first affair. “Won't your mother let us go to the movies tonight* I love you. Burn this.” Don't laugh. The resources ef science have been used for purposes more face- tious. All ef these things aad more [| have seen grow slowly visible as I bent over the sheet of paper oa my developing tabie. Bat how to go about the developing? I have said that there are thousands of kinds of secret inks. Milk, lemen juice, sugar solutions, Marc, all are used as imks and cam be developed. in the chemical clase the most usual secret inks are solutions of cobalt or copper, the writing of which can be made visible by heat, and solutions of iron, which are de- veloped by tannin, or what is the same thing, by a decoction of oak galls or of tanbark. But there are many other chemica! inks, some so elusive as to require a series of three or four deveiop- ers applied successively. Im the detective’s laboratory, therefore, chemical methods of developmest are not dependabie. With an entirely unknown ink you might have to try humdreds of developers before you found the right ome and meanwhile you would wear out or dissolve the paper you were examining. Our actual procedure in examining a supposed secret document is not chemical, but is based on the fact that any kind of writing om paper, ¢ven writing with pure distilled water, will affect the surface of the paper. There may be no visible mark, but the surface fiber will have beem altered slightly by the scratching of the pen and by the wetting of the pen marks with whatever liquid ink was used. These invisible markings on the paper cam be brought out and made visibie, much as we carn bring out imvisible finger prints on knife handies or other objects. There are two merth- ods: the method of pewder dusting and the method of colored liquids. The powder dusting is Quite simple. Sprinkle the eurface of the decument with a very fine, colored powder. Some of the timy particies ciing to the pa- per where the pem marks reughened it. The writing shows as lines of climging dust. The best powder to use is jeweler’s rouge, very clean and fimely pewdered. It should first be dusted om the paper from a pepper shaker and then Blewm off geatiy. [ff no marks ap- pear, brush the paper very gently indeed with a fine and clean camele-hair brash dipped in the powder. If you can get me jeweler’s rouge, dry red lead. o>tain- able at paint stores of drug stores, will de almost as well Even ordimary dust or biack peoper wil! some- times bring om® the pea marks. If the powder develops no writing try the method of colored liquids. This depends upon the fact that most paper will absorb any liquid differently after it has been wetted omce. The places wetted by the pen when a secret ink was used will absorb a colored liquid more (or, with some papers, less) than the main bdedy of the paper. The difference im color brings out the writing. 2 The best liquir to use is a strOng solution of methy!- ene blue, which is a dye also used in medicines and obtainable at drug stores. Ordinary laundry bluing is a passable substitute. Dip the suspected paper in this solution for about one second and then wash it off at once in rumming water under a tap. Any secret PAGE TWO profession, amusement you can get out of it, the but fortunately, Dr. Free in his laberatory. writing will usually appear ae faint bive lines. [If you trr beth of these tests and get ne results you may feel reagomabiy sure that there is no secret writing@on the paper. But do not be entirely & very few chemical inks will evade these will disclose themselves only to expert Also, there is a way of treating paper which some- times prevents the development of secret writing by + powder or selutionsa. These more elusi Government secrets, little known to it is not too much to state that practically every com- munity has an unsolved mystery conmected with ‘a will, a murder or a forgery. Under 2 direet application of the laberatery meth- od of study very mamy of these mysteries may he un- ra veiled, in S@m@e casea, undoubtediy, by the amateur- investigator. one presents itself. Amateur investigators, employing deliberate, care- ful, scientific methods in the study of crime mrs- teries in their localities, may hope to be of materia! assistance to the police more or less frequently. The amateur is not ordinarily handicapped for time as are the police detectives. He or she can apply his wit ee ee ff ee ees Pe ~ —=—-- -, - — ADDITIONAL + What is the most intense poison im tha How can it be detected? a Did you ever hear of a biologic : anaphalactic shock? Ss How would you go abeut it to r x nether or not a suspected coin is really cc There are several poisons which lutely no trace in the human body, oa Cae ae 1 + - Fri} Pe F : j | FF i 5 zn a 4 | g ¥ i ret Z : £ t bg? § 4 * | Te Hele TT, wy ek eo ee ite ee > 2b Be Pi a) ve ah Ee Sag si dea x «ys : ‘ + oor j ° - j : (Continued On SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 15, 1922. a

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he Baby NoMother oul : lam ¢ a a - ) _ Strange contrasting cases of mother who would not accept a girl baby and the mysterious woman who so _ yearned for a baby that she kid- naped another woman's child on the "street Nameless girl, rejected by - woman who is entered on records as her mother, has been a hospital charge for weeks, with no one to nurse and caress her—Odd mani- > festations of maternal instinct. TRANGE contrasts which might lead to in- teresting speculation on the mysteriogs man- ifestations of maternal instinct have marked the lives of two babies who have figured in the news in a startling way recently. One is a baby that no one wants and the other is a baby who was deemed so desirable it was kidnaped by a woman to whom it bore ‘ood relationship, but who, in the view of ex- “parte hed the instinct of maternity so highly devel- ‘oped that she could not resist the impulse to steal an- other woman's child. Turn first to the - a ~~ : a pedo err mm =a ARTI CLES. 2 poison in the world? | ‘a biologic murder or ot | sout it to prove whether |] is really counterfeit? |] which leave abse- |} uman body, yet most of |} ‘Some fashion. The how: | ; Story. 9 animals is absolutely || _ atifie detective never || dog blood, or monkey |i” "why doesn’t he? How || — ‘illon measurement if Fa in on the automobile | it is a grass staim | Disowned baby, whose mother wanted a boy. assigned to the wrong mothers. In preparing to de- fend themselves against the charge.of carelessly mix- ing the babies the hospital authorities have stated that the only basis for suspicion of a substitution was a clerical error by one of the attendants in recording the sex of the Rich baby on the hospital chart. This record, which has since been corrected, they said, showed that Mrs. Rich’s ve was a boy, though in fact it was a girL This statement ieeantie has made no difference to Mrs. Rich. She was so firmly imbued with the idea that her baby was a boy that no amount of persuasion has prevailed on her to show the slightest maternal > interest in the girl baby. She has preferred to co through the post-maternity period childless rather than care for the child she does not believe to be hers. The problem was an astounding one for Ahe legal authorities who were called upon to solve it, espe- cially in view of the fact that the other mother had so unhesitatingly accepted the boy baby. It was realized that the wisdom of a Solomon would be required to straighten out the tangle and that a decision in favor of Mrs. Rich’s contention might only lead to another long legal fight to force the other mother to give up the baby claimed by Mrs. Rich. For more than six weeks the girl baby, nameless and motherless, has remained unclaimed at the hos- pital, wifere, for want of a better designation, she is Known to the doctors and nurses only as “The Poor Little Rich GirL” That is a long name and a sad one for this wee bit of humanity, who has never known a mother’s caress. Consider now the case of another baby, pride of a loving mother and herself so radiant of affection that she tempted a strange woman to steal her. This haby, unlike the repudiated girl baby at the hospital, had a home and a name. She was Mildred Voth, 3 months old, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Voth, lived in the Harlem section of New York City. One bright day, about three weeks ago, Mrs. Voth dressed little Mildred in her gayest cap and dress, put her in her perambulator and took her on a shopping tour. A bargain displayed in a store window attracted Mrs. Voth’s attention. She went tmside to make the purchase, leaving Mildred in the perambulator at the store entrance. Buying things in a bugy store is not always the work of a moment. The purchase con- sumed more tinte than Mrs. Voth had thought it would. When Mrs. Voth emerged from the store the peram- bulator was where she had left it—but it was empty. The mother’s consternation found vent in screams. Policemen were among those who hurried to her in her distress, and within a short time a city-wide search for the missing baby was under way. From the start there was only one official theory as to the kidnapping. This was that the child was car- ried away by some woman in whom the maternal in- stinct was so strong an impulse that she could not resist its promptings when the 5 baby that no one wants. | Two women entered as patients in a | Sanatarium in Jersey City, N. J. Both | Were awaiting the visit of the stork. The | babies arrived at or about the same time. _ One of ‘the mothers was Mrs.~ Edward _ Rich. _. With maternal eagerness she waited for i ‘the Burse to return with the baby and : _ Dlace it.in her arms. She seemed to re- | tall that someone had said to her: “It's 1 boy.” nurse entered at last, carrying a _flannel-wrapped bundle, which she ted in Mrs. Rich’s arms. “She's a fine little girl,” said the smil- ‘Mg nurse. ‘That was where Fate cast a shadow f the new baby. - Mrs. Rich refused to accept the child. “They told me my baby was a boy,” me said. “Take this girl away and bring Ty little boy.” oy efforts at persuasion were vain. a Rich firmly refused tg accept or )Sate for the baby girl and ceaselessly ‘SQN for the baby boy. _ mm ile, not far away, in the same wepuai, the other mother had accepted me boy baby without question and had mred for it and nursed it with all the prompted by maternal instinet. Mrs. Rich ieft the hospital she 7 to take the girl baby with her. we only that. She brought suit against Me hospital authorities to foree them to ve her the boy baby which had been as- . to the other mother. a 7 At Mrs. Rich’s instance, also, the grand ¥ started an investigation td deter- Whether the hospital authorities or had been negligent and whether of thn. chemical tint } depress the mind, eves | y suspect. And this, it balance in the minds Of to show that the cola nt.. The District Attorney 2 of the room containing” r ng before the safe at ¥ Ss, at work on the inner ocks had been opened. ee tl : Klan csp? Ae sae opportunity of gaining possession of the pretty baby presented itself. That the kidnaper was a woman was in- dicated from the start, when several per- sons who had been in the vicinity of the store came forward and said that shortly after Mrs. Voth entered the store they saw a well-dressed woman stop and gaze admiringly, if not longingly, at the baby in the perambulator. Some observed that this woman, after watching the baby for a time, moved on, but seemed irre- sistibly drawn to the child and returned to stand and look at it a second time. For five days little Mildred Voth was missing. Then, early one morning, she was found in the hallway of a building about half a mile from her home. There was abundant evidence that she had been in feminine hands. She was carefully wrapped in a downy blanket which had not been a part of her perambulator equip- ment, and examination of her apparel after she was taken home showed that she wore several daintily fashioned gar- ments which had not been in her ward- robe before her disappearance. From the start it had been taken for grantel by New York newspapers that a woman had carried away the child. It was recognized that an appeal to the sym- pathies and sensibilities of the kidnaper - would afford the only chance of recover- ing the child. With this thought in view the news stories printed from day to day pictured in moving terms the desolation of the Voth home and the grief of the -child’s mother. The deep students of mental processes who watched this case with interest are now wondering if time will not in some Was any basis for Mrs. Rich's con- that the babies had been ex- soon after birth and had been Continued on Page 16.) : Mildred SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 15, 1922. f Voth, kidnaped by photographed with her mother after being found. woman with fresistiess “mother instinct,” similar way solve the mystery as to the maternity of the baby repudiated by Mrs. Rich. PAGE THREE

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D’Annunzio, famous Italian poet, nov- elist, dramatist, soldier, who be- came a fighting aviator after the age of 50, seized Fiume and held a the city against the demands and irae . | first publication. With threats of Europe, announces he Sree | ee “= aaa simply becarvse he is Gabriele d'Annunzio. i eS ee a Ss ok aaa youre he Reed. (ae Many roles has d’'Annunzio played, but always in the character of Gabriele. the super-individualist. His extreme individuality bas beem expressed as poet, as novelist, as dramatist, as orator, as scidier. as dic- tator. In his personal habits of eating. drinking. dress- ing. he has been always in violation of the law of aver- ages.eiIn his love affairs, most particularily, he has expressed Gabriele the individualist. Other poets, not =]. ie a - ae é to speak of nonpoets, have had love affairs beyond the = © = ¥ ===. =." ne eam eae ere cedinary. ‘Those of a’Aununsio have been bevond the Oe ne oe tae pene in apts. extraordinary. Liaisons of the others have been sub- Competent critics have accepted d’Annunzio as a Then would go = eaerallgere ect to clamsitiation by eychoogirs ov peychons- great pov. How long his literary fame will last te Reams of blank alysts. ose n ave unc able— ¢ e hat soune ceed aaa ural, but thet it wiil outlive his notoriety as transformed int Now in his sixtieth year. though it is said he never has admitted years beyond 30. being more jealous of h‘s age than even the average woman is supposed to be. The story of his occrpation and control of Flume 4 ada 4 s' 4 , eid, #1, 4 t 4 ae by . ef . ae ee WS, Pe a , 3 4 ~~ i ot - tis % Pa, * 2 _ fb de my Os 4 oe + ¥ ‘ - P ,* od Ca Re MOA Pct a a ta *, J fae % ; Pu. Hy * ; . : ¢ pri. Pet . : ’ 25 &¢ Bab 7 vie the Puritan to blushing fer shame. A D’Anneunzio was. in fact. a year beyond thes d’Annunzio seems at last to have reached the point where he believes with the ancient prophet that al’ is vanity. Perhaps a brief review of some“of the start- ling events and episodes in his career will serve to indicate reasons for this attitude. Alesander is said the hope of restoring it to Italy, is” the World War. Even the name this remarkable man n'ed him by some authorities. Instead mame “the angel of the annunciation.” to have wept when he found ro worlds to con- quer D’Annunzio, apparently having made all pos- 1 | feta wae sihie conquests in the realm of the outre, weeps not. @Annunzio is the — : a ey more poetic name. He seems but says: “Get thee to a monastery! have been born a poet. Hie fest Citing of poems eas Ce ee ie ae ee PAGE FOUR SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POS [-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 15, 1922 > net un he ele — eS 4

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a ——— — ~ che was only 15 . . » without “4 ledge of Gabriele jor had the manuscript > into a book. ‘Three second volume. His | 2 to grow from the — feation. With fame — me. Without fortune = sould not have been He required money, ~— . to maintain him- ~~ » peculiar splendor de- * his individualistic if the youthful poet pub- wa tend ere was” ina no Grub rtsickness from hope 2 for this poet. To him . y recognition, with — -exalting him to the — nd with lovety ladies io belonged to what the decadent school of “” ¥, which laughs st such — “3 > early to its breast him its hero, lonized . ae 4 . Seo rs r a * ; . & = hip wa 2 2s © - » ote on Yi, ee a eee MSS “ie a & ; * a > 4 x me y * mn ye 2S pa ce . A =e, = r= rag ae nid a y= Se aa one > 2 care Beier: * oan es 4 é ae. « 4 RS <. - ¥ “4 » pe ay -s Se +. { ~ + “*e “ 2s ‘. —_—— . G =aby + Des ’ — _Eleanora Duse, grestest of Italian actresses, whose_ tragic romance with °o blighted her career. -estraordinary conceptions he had written into books. ' With d’Annunzio it was but a matter of transferring wy 7 — oY from paper to patent fact the operations of a mentality 80 different from the ordinary as to be virtually ab- # ~~ ao ? a baie ae | is general unconventional mode of living. ae J * Aside from the comparatively narrow circle that " knew him in his prime as a writer. the poet won a Wider audience because of his amatory escapades and In his Plorentian villa “he lived in the most startling lux- , Wy.” we are told. “surrounding himself with works of art and objects of beauty that were noteworthy even in Italy. His taste ranged from pictures and statuary to rare fabrics and precious stones. He had a labora- tory even, in which he experimented with perfumes, trying to invent fragrances hitherto unknown, as sim- ply one more refinement in a lifelong pursuit of the | subtlest shades of sensation and enjeyment.” _ ~ DAnnunzio, in brief, lived by his senses—his sen- = se. os a Be oad « PS: : . ad bak : Ag, foe “¥q am von “i Sations. A votary of pleasure, he gloated over the fact that his senses ruled him, rejoiced that he was capable of enjoying them all. ‘In one of his books of that period _ “Praise be to my ancestors, who from the remote cen- ‘turies have transmitted to me their rich and fervid ‘blood! Praise to them for the grand wounds they sea ae ; and. profound E* period it was written of him: “There is no = grand conflagrations théy kin- fair goblets they drained, for the fair wore, for the fair women they enjoyed, all their slaughters and intoxications, their ex- and excesses, since thus they forneed in mirror thyself, O Beauty of the World, ar seas'” about the genius of d’Annunzio. At 35 years he is the for novelist of Italy and a poet are morbid to the last degree. brutality. He loves to depict cruelty and vice and heartiess- boasts that he is his own mode! in SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 15, 1922. ~ ‘ appeared, anyhow, and the Princess di Gallese, wife of d’ Annunzio, was but an in- cident in the life of the poet. For years “La Duse” and d’Annunzio were associat- ed. The degree of intimacy characterizing their asso- ciation is not a matter of exact knowledge. It is enough to say that accord- ing to the newspapers of those years they had “a grand affair,” and it was assumed to be a love af- fair between super-lovers. It is known that d’Annun- zio was inspired by Duse to write his best piays, in which she appeared with distinguished success. In one of them, “Francesca da Rimini,” she appeared at the Century Theater in St. Louis, late in 19462. D’Annunzio had _ con- ceived a prodigious dream. He would build for Duse, in Italy, the world’s great- est theater. For her he would write plays, to be produced there, surpassing those of ShaXspeare. Those two, dramatist and actress, would go sounding down the halls of time as worid- beaters in their respective arts. The world-beating the- ater never materialized, ad reaker io be Gabriele ihe Monk publicity. She is said never to have consented to an interview with a journalist. As much as was possible she kept herself away from personal contact with peo- ple. When on tour she took rooms at the back of the hotel to escape noise and notice. gD'Annunzio, on the other hand, did what he did in the glare and biare. Publicity came as a natural consequence. Duse is said to have adored d’Annunzio and to have been well-nigh heartbroken when he gave her to know that their affair was finished. But that was only a fraction of the tragedy. D’Annunzio, being d’Annun- zio, did something d’Annunzian. He sat down and ‘wrote a book. It was a novel, or purported to be one. It was called, in the English translation, “The Flame of Life.” In that book the poet told in detail the story of his affair with the actress. She is said to have im- plored him not to publish the book, the manuscript of which he read to her. The story goes that he gave her the manuscript, which she destroyed, but that he had preserved a copy, which he published. When Duse became aware of that alleged treachery she retired from the stage. For 15 years she was in retirement. In fact, she never did return to the stage to renew her successful career. The d’ Annunzio deed of using fact material for fiction was ber artistic deathblow. Critics condemned the author for using that material, but the author curled his moustaches a bit higher at the corners and proceeded to write a poem, in which he made further use of the Duse-d'Annunzio liaison. In this work he added some fiction, to the effect that the hero, after breaking with the heroine, took a dog-whip to her. , In the story of d’Annunzio’s career Duse is a figure of pathos. Two years ago, when past 60 and wearing white hair and a faded beauty, she appealed to the Italian Government for a pension. Her husband. it appears, had been an officer in the army and had died in the service. To rescue the once-great actress, chief glory of the Italian stage. from absolute want, the Government granted a widow’s pension. About the same time a New York impresario was considering a propo- sition to bring Duse to America for another tour. He hesitated. Could she come back? The upshot was that he declined the proposition. Early in this year it was stated that the great Italian actress was to make an American stage tour this fall, but nothing appears to have come of it. Duse, it seems, is down and out of it, whilst d’'Annunzio, having con- quered more worlds of women— and of war—is about to get him to a monastery. It is interesting to note, in passing, that some years ago it was hinted that Duse was considering the problem of taking the veil as a way out for herself. In 1910 d’Annunzio gave up his Florentian villa and its amazing magnificences. He had to. There be some things in heaven and earth which even a decadent poet can’t face indefinitely. Debts, for in- stance. D’Annunzio’s expenditures for years had outrun his income. He cared nothing for money except to get rid of it in return for what it would buy. He was about $400,000 in debt, so it was estimated, when he abandoned his villa and made his way to France. “Exile,” some called it. His place was sold over his head, with its costly furnishings and works of art. The sale did not pro- duce enough, by many thousands, to settle the poet’s bills. So he re- mained in “exile” until 1915, when “friends” made it possibie for him to return to bis native land. Gabriele D’Annunzio, in the . at F. ; though d’Annunzio did write for Duse his three most successful plays, “La Citta Morta,” “La Giaconda”™ and “La Gloria.” The affair between the pair came sud- It was not the fault of Duse. . She was approaching 40, she was considerably older than he, she was not “con- genial.” For one thing, the poet was an exquisite as to dress and persona! cleanliness. He made a fetich of the use of water and cosmetics. Duse, on the other hand, was ¥ careless in her attire. On the stage she never appeared tn facial make-up, permit- tine her own rich-tinted complexion to serve. And then—there were younger women, more beautiful, fawning upon d’Annunzio. There had been a time when the poet had aspirations to statesmanship. He ran for election to the Italian Assembly. Twice he was rejected because he had been sentenced to serve four months in prison on conviction of immorality. Sach opposition cooled down his am- bition to be history's outstanding figure in statesman- ship, so he stuck to his poetry and his perfume factory and his lady-loves. The jilting of Eleanora Duse became «a ciassic of the current press. She was known as one who shrank from height of bis military glory, photographed SS It has been more than hinted that the French Government settled d@’ Annunzio s debts. Why? Because Italy was hanging back from entering the war. Italy belonged as you know, to the Triple Al- liance—Germany. Austria, Italy. The war had been waging since August of 1914. The Po-=ers allied against Germany and Austria quite naturally desired that Italy throw in her lot with them. But Italy was siow to ewaken. She needed an arouser. The “exiled” poet answered to that description. No man more eloquent of voice was known to Italy. D’Annunzio, for ali his failings—or, perhaps, because of them to some extent— was a popular national idol even then. No matter how or by whom his debts were paid, somebody paid them. He returned to Italy. Since that homecoming the name of d’Annunzio has become familiar to mil- lions who, but for that, never would have known of his existence. The poet went up and down the land in Italy, speak- ing, writing, pleading. Italy must enter the war against the Teutonic barbarians. Italy must not fail civiliza- tion. Italy must arise to her destiny. It was the tongue and pen of d’Annunzio, perhaps more than any other influence, that turned the scales and put Italy im Hime with the allies aguinmst the Teutons. 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+) dknie nse aoe lemetane an at y I tie men Pence See tera me tee kee tet < a ae AE A BO em! eee a ke re ee ae -. Mt... ‘ The southwest corner of Pipe Shrine House, recently excavated at Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado. Tower which archeologist of Smith- sonian Institution believes was used as an observatory by ancient race is found in Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado—Other important discoveries there include an under- ground chamber with shrine, sev- eral animal idols of stone and a dozen tobacco pipes of clay 3: N ACCOUNT of recent and very interesting discoveries at Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado, about a prehistoric race of Americans has been given out by Dr. J. Walter Fewkes, chief of the Bureau of American Ethnology, Smithsonian Insti- tution, Washington. ; Just returned from three months of archeological field work at Mesa Verde. Dr. Fewkes reports, among other things, the finding of an astronomical observa- tory which, he says, was used by this long-vanished people in calculating the proper time for their farming operations. Far View Tower. as it-has been named by the dis- coverer, is a round structure 15 feet in diameter and 10 feet high. It is believed to have been used for ob- servations of the sun on the horizon, at sunrise and sunset. Information thus gained. in connection with such astronomical knowledge as they had. was em- ployed in determining when the seed should be plant- ed and seasonal work undertaken. In front of Far View Tower are the ruins of three underground rooms that Dr. Fewkes believes were used for the worship of the sun and other gods of the sky. it is in Mesa Verde National Park that extensive relies of the cliff dwellers have been found, inclading houses of many rooms, some of which are in a sur- prisingly good state of preservation. A large mound in the immediate vicinity also was investigated by the expedition. When the work started no walls were visible, and the site was covered with fallen stones and earth. with sage brush growing there, so that it looked just like numerous other eleva- tions nearhy. - Removal of the vegetation and debris, and excava- tion of the rooms, revealed a rectangular building 70 feet square. the walis averaging one story in‘height. , At the middle of the western side there were indica- tions of a lofty tower, which must have imparted to the building somewhat the effect of a church steeple or a minaret of a mosque. The largest room is in the center of the ruin, and subterranean, its floor being about 25 feet below the level of the other rooms. This subterranean apartment was a kiva, or ceremonial chamber. It differs from other chambers of like type which have been found in Mesa Verde in that it has no fireplace in the center of the floor and no ventilator, while #-has eight mural pilasters instead of six to support the roof. The fallen walls within bore indications that a great fire had occurred there. The loose stones and adobe —Photographs by W. P. Rowland, D had been turned to brick color. and the walls tel by the action of intense heat. a The effects of fire were particularly evident closure set off by a semi-circular wall op of the kiva. In this inclosure Dr. Fewkes and Eig ers found many votive offerings, including @¢ tobacco pipes of clay. in various shapes ang) Two of them had exterior decorations. are the first which have been -found at They evidently had been smoked by the then thrown into the shrine. Besides the pipes, the shrine also cont fine stone knives, small decorated clay ers eus fetishes and other objects. Pipe Shripe Ex it has been named, was entered on the doorways, midway between which a large | ae x sd — Fear View Tower, which archeologist says was used by 2 vanished race as their astronomical PAGE SIX SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 15, 1922. coiled serpent was intised wall. 'To the south of Pipe Sh surrounded by a retaining one of the entrances are @ to a rectangular shrine, fow were found several water-we surrounding a large stone f The contents of this shrine plorers, the mountain lion and the whole inclosure cc vent the removal of the c Other shrines and several size were found in the neig A wut. 3 F 2d ; ah aha Yo a % te ‘ef ae . ot tee ie . 3 . r ~ : : ok BieiSe : YY, Cd Hae Lite t hq Pt ai es . get ieee

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nd, Durango, Col. the walls bright red, ly evident in an in- lar wall on the floor r. Fewkes and his help- _ including a dozen ; shapes and sizes. prations. These pipes ound at Mesa Verde. ‘by the priests and also contained several ited clay platters, vari- Pipe House, as on the south by two th a large pictograph of . ” EE|N AMERICA JUST DISCOVERED ree wy “ art as, ee ee terns 4 he Ss ‘ Rapa ee bs ie ee ye eg! is eS ae: a pe eric Bird's-eye view of Pipe Shrine House, where valuable finds ~ toiled serpent was incised on a large stone set in the ox the south of| Pipe Shrine House there is a plaza _ surrounded by a retaining wall and directly opposite _ one of the entrances are aboriginal steps which lead ta metangular shrine, four feet wide. In this shrine Were found several water-worn stones and a meteorite, a large stone image of the mountain. lion. The contents, of this shrine were replaced by the ex- _ Plorers, the mountain lion left in his original position Seon the whole inclosure covered with a netting to pre- _ ‘Vent the remova! of the objects from their plaées. _ Other shrines and several stone idols of considerable - tine Were found in the neighborhood. The idols found ——————— at Pipe Shrine House represent the snake, the moun- tain lion, the mountain sheep and a bird. It is an important discovery, since only one animal idol of stone had previously been found at Mesa Verde. Dr. Fewkes says that one of the most instructive ex- periences which an archeologist has is to see a skele- ton, centuries old, as it lies in the grave. For the benefit of tourists who visit Mesa Verde, one of the ancient people of Pipe Shrine House has been ieft in a prepared chamber fOr their inspection. The cemetery lies at the southeast corner of this ruin, and in it were found several human burials. From them a good skeleton was chosen to iilustrate the manner of burial—and the mortuary offerings. This | Subterranean ceremonial room, presumably for worship of the sun, near Far View Tower. SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 15, 1922. cessible mesas fer protection against of stone idols and ciay pipes wefe made. skeleton wWas not removed from the grave. but stone walis were built around it forming a rectangular room, which is protécted by a greting and a water-tight roof. Visitors now may see thé skeleton of one of this ancient race just as he was placed in his grave, many centuries ago. Not a single bone has been moved from its position. Thus, for the first time in North American archeology, an effort has been made to protect an In- dian skeleton and leave it just as it laid for centuries. Dr. Fewkes is regarded as America’s greatest author- ity on the cliff dwellers, and for several summers he has conducted systematic explorations in the Mesa Verde Nationa! Park. One of his notable discoveries was that of the Sun Temple, excavated in 1915. Some of the most interesting relics of the cliff dweliers in the United States have been unearthed in the Mesa Verde region. These ruins are generally sup- posed to have been inhabited a thousand years or more ago by an extinct race resembling the present day Pueblo Indians of Arizona and New Mexico. Great community houses located on shelves of rock high in the sides of precipitous canons, and accessibie only by means of long ladders, have been found, along with interesting relics of the people who dwelt there, long ago. Extensive restorations have been carried out, and arrangements made for the inspection of the ruins by tourists, who visit Mesa Verde National Park in greater numbers ‘each year. Among the more famous ruins which date from the time of the cliff dwellers, as named by the recent explorers, are Spruce Tree House, Cliff Palace and Balcony House. A shrine and other objects are be- lieved to date back to an epoch older than that of the cliff dwellers. Some beautifully decorated pottery found this past summer by Dr. Fewkes is reported to ‘be, radically different in its ornamentation from the pottery of the cliff dwellers, whom it is~believed to antedate. The name of cliff dwellers is popularly applied to the builders of numerous ancient cliff ruins scattered throughout the canons and mesas of the arid South- west, along the upper waters of the Colorado and Rio Grande Rivers, in Colorado, Utah, Arizona and New Mexico. The ruins are either on shelves in the rock walls of canons, as already mentioned, or upon the summits of mesas. Upon the basis of recent ethnologic investigation, some archeologists declare that these ruins are not the work of an extinct nor even of a distinct race, but were built by the ancestors of the modern Puebio Indians. Some of the present-day Indians, notably the Hopi, still have their villages upon the summits of almost inac- neighboring Navajo or Apache tribes. PAGE SEVEN

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is filled with good advice and gentle sarcasm—yYoung author says girls of 13 to 15 are most likely to know how to bring up children— Says her advice would make each generation wiser and more eda- cated than the last—Directions for condact of children have humorous touches 2: : ERE are the views of a i}-year-oild girl on the bringing up of children. Heretofore ai of the sage advice on this subject has come from grown-ups, though there was reason to #3- pect all along that the children themselves might have something interesting to say if given a.chance toe ex- press themselves. The following treatise was written by Catharine W. Alerander, an English girl of 14, and its genuineness is vouched for by the editor of the Manchester Guardian. It contains much sound ad vice and not a little satire. especially in that section containing advice to children. EOPLE who are most likely to know how to tring up children are giris about 13. to 15. They are just old enough to see reason and to understand why it is good to sometimes make children do what they do not wish to, and yet are young enough to Fnow which things a child likes and understands and which things it doesn't. A child has its fancies, like grown people, and a great many of a child’s fancies have reason behind them, and are not merely wishes that they wish for themselves, but omnes which. if only ' @ parent knew it, would prevent many a little quarrel and disagreement that will arise between children and their parents, just because the parent has perhaps ex- pressed it-self wrongly and in a way that a child ob- jects to and sees through. Those reasons are why I, a child aged 14, have decided to help parents with growing children to bring them up. I WRONG IDEAS OF PARENTS. I have had an easy life myself, with few disagree- ments and usual absolute peace, but. although to you it may seem strange, yet | can just understand the feel- ings of children who have had a hard life, full of quarrels, arguments, disagreements, vexaticons, and other feelings which join to make life detestable and unbearable. You, if you are a parent with young chil- dren who want bringing , ' at _ “First class in patental efficiency, attention™ they grow up they are still the pale, slight, spoilt chil- dren. almost as much a baby as ever, only grown older. Those sort of children never earn their own living, they stay at home and grouse by the fire, and are feeble all their life. You naturally don't like it; you grumble and say ‘Why is my child so quiet, so use- less and so spoilt? Bat it is all your own fault. When they are young you must let them play with other children of their own age, sometimes perhaps with older children. Do not pet or gnddie them, send them to school as soon as possible, where they will be punched and cuffed into shape and sent back to you a happy, strong, healthy, ordinary child. That is not enough, though. They now want picking to pieces, remaking and modeling, and training. To do this you must be patient and try to understand them. They will be very schoolish and restrained at first. But put yourself in their places, take their point of view a little, and you will soon gain their entire confi- dence. Then you must decide ‘what is good and bad in them, and wash out every- thing bad and increase their sense of cleanliness, unselfishness, gratefulness, goodness and thoughful- ness, and try to make them keen on lessons. This, all of it, will be hard, but be patient and you will. suc- ceed. The next point is to up in the right wary, do you not consider it a duty to your children to bring ~ vod Re = We x bao f . _ - ones es SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 15, 1922. PAGE EIGHT. 1 tf Eg his | i | ~ oo i you may think it may, it never makes them like; the when they don’t like it. But if you leave them theps probably of their own accord taste the food and’ When I am grown up [ shall never give my it makes them fat and lumpy. Don't, though, eat much jam or sweets, it is yery bad for chi rice or tapioca pudding, I am personally certain a ~_ ‘ ¢ : “ r -s boty . » y ‘ _ i “w on na wo ; : Pd Ad ae - oe . - ps m 4 in, X 4 a” 7 ra ee go & a, > Feat oe male ig - 4 F; : ite jek + ; p a> a Dit , i os g i p LY ge ¥ % 2 y + i & : ts Sa as | 4 At Ma Of: , : ni : ie’ ' = id . : - j 7 } ian ae pe ae £5 % ae 7 & tT i cs i : j ¢ « , » * ag ¢ - a 4 eS 4x % ‘ = » Pde is a ae % e ’ ab ie viy oJ ; a Ke Ag. : + from infancy, as it takes a generation to begin to take an . 4 ISH eae gf i i bees = rr a a : i a , ; g “~ : Hi! = i - ve 4 ; . | . t. gl . a gts =] : Pe) ‘* oF ORS R oF aa > ; F . ” S [ i RUE sey | he ea Ff g i ; t gs T if , “I shall never give my bad complexions. The. rf and die off in the end. _ Get up early in the mc go to bed at 9 o'clock or e habits and encourage dren. You needn't make t once a week, and you cc fortnight. They needn't teeth as long as they do. needn't plait their hair seem strange to you, but ioned people with nurses, & After you have followed your children will then made grownups, and will possibly wish. They in children as they have been If only children knew ‘many troubles and disag to the. children themselves pamphlet is meant for _ _when they are a suitable way, which children hate and after explaining to t themselves has written it. the children if it was usual, if, say, both their do not make too much children’s minds from the | reforming, so why don’t you héw to become a points to observe. You

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them like a thing leave them they will the food and like tapioca pudding.” s ey shall never give my children A ae % BS es. Fe bad complexions. =. die off in the end. | Get up early in the morning and make your children go to bed at 9 o'clock or earlier. Have tidy and neat habits and encourage cleanliness amone your chil- : Paves. You needn't make them have baths more than :. once a week, and you could wash their hair once in‘a | fortnight. They needn't wash at night or do their | teeth as long as they do so in the morning. They - peedn’t plait their hair at nights either. This may _-geem strange to you, but only conventional old-fash- “toned people with nurses, &c. do a!! these things. 9 _After you have followed al! my instructions carefully . your children will then be beautifully modeled and a _ made grownups, and will be as perfect as you could possibly wish. They in their turn will bring up their F sailtren as they have been brought up, and @o the gen- E- potions will progress, each one being wiser and more Ep ted than the last. That is, at least, if my advice : = followed. - ere is the young writer's advice to children on how “to behave. ' ff only children knew how to behave in daily life, - Many troubles and disagreements would be saved, both to the. children themselves and to their parents. This F pamphiet is meant for parents to read to their chilflren » when they are a suitable age, not in a lecturing, nasty Ee Peény, which children hate so, but in a natural way. \4 and after explaining to the children that a child Ifke j — has written it. It would probably impress 7@~=s the children if it was read in a different way from 5 if, say, both their parents read it together, but ) Sener too much fuss, else you will divert your _ children’s minds from the subject., It is such a pity, I _ think, that all familys are rot peaceful and friendly. . It might so easily be put right if only the erring par- _ tats would take proper trouble to bring up their chil- — and get them instructive books such as this LL THE COMPETENT CHILD. ' . Why, my dear children, do you not try to improve z om your conduct? I am sure it feeds improving, almost | li children’s conducts are bad and need absolutely - teforming, so why don’t you do your part? I wiil tell ' Fou how to become a model child. There are many — to observe. You must first be unselfish, obedi- ~ ™~ © ~—s” -—~ sina er = - - ~ 7°) al . Pere ae. : TF Qym™, : ¢ - : . A be Ea teX. te > et Wee y iE setae THs Li ts Sins to school] to be punched into shape.” trustworthy, grateful, ieciieedianiie open, un- he ¥, capable and independent, and polite. I may a Pisiesed some points. Of course, too, you must be @8le to amuse and interest yourself without worrying 7" People, you must also be tidy. and have a great ~ SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 15, 1922. The parents become consumptive | sense of cleanliness and decency. Never allow your mother (if she is an incompetent one) to buy you vul- gar or unelegant clothing. If she wants to do this, the best thing to do is to appeal to your father, and if he doesn’t take your point of view you will be forced to £0 to law, which only means you explain all to the nearest police court. But the sense of cleanliness is most important. Be- lieve me, dear children, you should have at least one bath a week, and it is pleasanter to have two, if you do not have to pump all your own Water. You ought to do your teeth and face once a day, perhaps twice if you are especially dirty. Your hair shou'd be plaited be- fore going to bed. A habit of children is to bite their nails. I have only just stopped myself. It doesn't reaiiy make one any comfortabler to bite one’s nails. and if you leave off now you will be very proud soon of- your long white nails, which make your hands a pleasure for you to look at, instead of a pain, and it will also encourage you td wash your hands often. “Never sleep or live in a dirty room, complain to the housemaid if you mother is incompetent. You should try to make yourself useful in the house. Make your own bed every morning before breakfast. and take on yourself the dusting and tidiing of the living room, and perhaps the clearing-away of meals. Offer to mend your father’s soc’s and sew on his but- tons. You must see that he is suitably clad and quite tidy, for to begin with, your mother wil! like him too much to notice these things. You ought to learn to darn at an early age. You should, above all. be able to amuse yourself hap- pily alone. If you have to¥s or dolls, play with them quietly by yourself, and do not try to make your busy mother play with them too, for it is very tiresome for grownups to have to amuse children. Besides. when a mother plays with her child’s toys it brings back the a —«- for anything at the table.” memories of childhood to her, which is disagreeable. At about 4 you should begin drawing and amuse your- self with paper and pencils. You should also learn music at an early age, for’ it is great fun being able to strum on the piano. But do not do it too often, else you will disturb your father with his money matters. Persuade your parents to send you to a boarding school when you are 9 years old, before which you ought to have a governess to teach you elementary work. Do not take geometry, algebra or graphs at your boarding school unless you are going to be a doctor or a teacher or a professor. At the age of 16 persuade your parents to let you leave school.. Then from 16 till 18 you can spend at home in working at whatever you are going to do when grown up. Of course, if you are rich enough not to have to earn your own living you can please yourself, for I have nothing to do with those sort of people. Il, ON SWEARWORDS, SCHOOLS AND VISITS. We must return once more to your infancy. Try to please your parents as much as possible. Never get ill except when quite necessary. Have a very good appe- tite and appreciation for food. Try to do all you can for other people, you will no doubt find this extreme- ly hard at times, but if they even know you're trying to do things for them it is better»than nothing. Be as agreeable and friendly as you can, and be polite and Find to your parent’s callers. Do not be shy, but also do not be forward, visitors never forget ill manners in young children. Don't be short or crusty ever, and speak nicely, and don't use any badder language than “My hat!” or “My aunt!” or “Glory!” Never swear or rate your brothers and sisters for what they have not done. Be cool and courageous and always happy, busy, healthy and cheerful. Never wear shoes that are too.small for you, they disfigure your feet. Always go to bed as soon as you conveniently can, for late bed-going is very bad for little children, and annoys their parents, who think they can never go to bed before their kiddies. Be clean and decent at meals, say ‘please’ and ‘thank . > “Don’t eat off your knife unless your parents do it. you’. often, and never stretch wniess vour_ father is absent-minded. Don’t eat off your Knife unless your parents do for a treat, and never eat more than you can. When vour father and mother are reading don’t in- terrupt them except when quite necessary. If you go to schoot be careful who you choose for a friend. Don’t think too much of games at school. and don't except a second helping of curry. Pe as sociable and friendly as you can. but do not gossip or give away family cecrets. Mate as many friends as possible, but be careful what you say to them. Don't talk of them much to your parents. If your mother or father make a jo*e always laugh if you possibly can, it pleases them and makes them in a good t@émper. Tae plenty of exercise each day, go for-a daily walk or else spend an hovr in gardening. oi _An important thing, too. to tell children, is how to behave when staying away. When you travel] in a train alone, dear child, don't talk to any men in the railway carr‘age, only occaisienally to very old ladies. If a Findly, benevolent old gentleman offers you a sweet. do not accept it, he might be an inventer trying an experiment to see if the sweet could blow you up or something eqvally dangerous. Don’t lean out of win- dows in the train. someone might give you a shove. When you arrive at the hovse you are going to stay at. go upstairs and change before seeing your hostess, it will make a finer impression. If your hostess offers you a cigarette, do not accept it, tell her your father thin*s you shouldn't smoke before 12 years old. At meals away eat as fast as you decently can, for visi- tors always get left behind, which annoys their host- esses. Be careful when you have a bath that you do not choose the same moment as your host, inquire at what time it is convenient for you to bath, first. If you have a cold while staying away, retire to bed at once, for it is trying for your hostess to have to in- troduce a person who sniffs a great deal. Ill. TACT. If you want to make your parents in a good temper buy them some sweets. If these do not succeed admire the fine stitches of your mother’s needle work, or ex- claim how excellently your father manages his mioney accounts. If you want to make your parents in a bad temper, quarrel hard with your sister or brother, or élse giggle very foolishly, which will annoy your mother. If you want to possess anything very special- ly, any books or toys, ask your father to give you them, but if you want to have your friends to tea, ask your mother very tactfully. I must say again, my dear child, that you will be an unusually perfect child if “Always go to bed early.” you follow my instructions. Of course you must not be too good or you will be a prig, which is a very dis- tasteful thing to be. Don’t forget to often wash your hands and have a good appetite and you will be the picture of cleanliness and health. PAGE NINE. ,

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© ee OO PLE LE OL ALES OTE AAT Ay aE Nt eg billions. | + *, = ee If Henry Ford disposed of his for $1,500,000,000 and invested the’ bring a return of 6 per cent, bis annauaj ey ‘ ?his tremendous sum, re his estimated profits for the at 6 per cent his fortune of $1 itself in 12 years, and by the the Ford estate would mount dollars.

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f. whis tremendous sum, remember, is tig estimated profits for the year 1922. # 6 per cent his fortune of $1,500,000,000 dteslf in 12 years, and by the time he was estate would mount up to more of dollars. be sufficient to command almost 40 tien on which, Wall street wuld pay 5 per cent dividends itee billions of dollars. The “8 is about one and one- Mie stock would give control figure probably is small- Mae Controlling interest in all - than twenty billions Would have some $1,700,- per cent of all the gold in the world; that is, all the gold which had been accummdlated up to 1942, and all which has been taken from the ground since Colum- bus discovered America. Also, the sum would exceed the total gold holdings of this country’s Federal re- serve system. Just to emphasize what a tremendous power such weaith in the hands of one man would give him, it is interesting to consider the ways in which he might invest his three billion dollars. The total capital of all the national banks in the United States is about one and one-quarter billions of dollars. If one assumes that 51 per cent of the stock in each institution would give control, and that the average bank stock sells on the market for about $200 a share, Henry Ford, with his theoretical three billions, could purchase the controlling interest in all the na- tional banks of the United States and thus control re- ' sources of more than 20 billions of dollars. He would have some $1,700,000,000 or more left over for a nest eze. too. Ps At present market quotations, a billion dollars would purchase a controlling interest in these corporations, whose names are followed here, first, by the cost of purchasing a controlling interest in that com- pany, and, second, by the total assets: Steel Corporation, $265,000,000, assets, $2,430,500,000; Pennsylvania Ratiroad, $120,000,000, assets $1,500,000,- 000; Missouri Pacific Railroad, $39,240,000, assets, $423,- 400,000; Union Pacific, $223,000,000, assets, $999,400,000;: © General Motors, $15,400,000, assets, $604,800,000; General Electric, $153,900,000, assets, $374,800.000; Westitighouse Electric, $22,600,000, assets, $206,200,000: the “big five” packers (Armour, Cudahy, Morris, Swift and Wilson), $146,000,000, assets, $1,285 200,000. : 7 The total cost of acquiring control of these corpora- tions as arrived at by adding up the figures cited above, would be $969.240.000, and the total assets of the cor- porations is found to be $6,838,900,000. Thus, if Mr. Ford were to capitalize his present busi- ness at the figure set by The Wall Street Journal, namely, two billions of dollars, he could retain the con- trolling interest in that and at the same time, with $969 240.000, purchase the controlling interest in the other corporations just mentioned. He would then dominate the livestock industry of the United States, also his largest single competitor in the auto business, also the two principal electrical manu- facturing concerns, also the greatest steel industry in this country, also a transcontinental] railroad system made up of the Pennsylvania, the Missouri Pacific and the Union Pacific. Stated somewhat differently, with less than one-half of the sum at which the financial experts say the could capitalize his present industry, Henry Ford could pur- chase the control in corporations having assets of al- most seven billions of dollars. Or if he cared to dispose of his present motor hold- ‘ey ry : ea ‘ - b+ 2 X Nee per 3 he J ~ . - United States ings entirely, after having capitalized them as sug- gested for two billions, he could with the balance pur- chase a controlling interest in the national banks and their resources of more than 20 billions of dollars. Thus, theoretically, it would be possible for Mr. Ford. with his present fortune, duly capitalized at the $2.- 000,000,000 figure, to gain control of corjorations hav- ing total assets of more than 27 billions of dollars. All of which is purely theoretical, since only a super- ficial acquaintance with the stock market ft necessary to know that any large buying of a stock, let alone a determined effort to secure control of any single issue, will quickly be reflected in the current price thereof, and send it far above the figures which otherwise would prevail on the market. ‘Not the least interesting angle of Henry Ford's daz- zling financial success is to be found in a comparison of his present actual income with that of the average American citizen. According to a recent study made by the National Bureau of Economic Research, the na- tional income of the United States is in the neighbor- hood of 60 billions of dollars annually. On a per cap- ita basis it amounts to about $600 a year. Then Henry Ford's income is more than 160,000 times the per capita income in this country. In other words, the total income- of the United States, as far as Mr. Ford is concerned, is divided into 609 equal parts, of which he receives one part and the other 599 parts are divided among the other 100,000,000 of Ameri- cans. And the flood of gold which pours in upon him con- tinues to swell. In a recent interview he said: “We are making more cars, more tractors and more profits than ever before. Our average profits last year were a little more than $6,000,000. a month. Our average monthiy profits so far this year have been considerably more than that. “We are making 5100 cars a day. This is every car we can possibly turn out with our present facilities; it is more than we ever made before, yet it is about 20 cars a day less than our orders.” Then he gave a glimpse of his manufacturing philosophy in these words: “In fixing the price of anything we manufacture,” he said, “we always fix a price that is below cost at the time it is made The firet thing that happens is that everybody is thereby put on his tiptoes. The most important effect, however, is the enormous broadening of the market that follows. We are driven to capacity, and -more, today because we cut prices to less than what was cost a year ago. “But our prices are no longer iess than cost, and we believe we have refined our methods of production and are also able to buy our raw material for less, because we can buy in even larger quantities. As I said, we have reduced costs so much by reducing sell- ing prices that we are making more cars and more tractors—and more profits—than ever before.” Asked if the same principles could not be applied to any other industry, Mr. Ford replied: “They not only could be applied, but they should be applied. What the public wants is service, and low prices give the maximum service by making it possible for the greatest number to buy and use what is man- ufactured. What the manufacturer wants is profits, and a broad marxet, with a small profit on each unit, affords a greater profit at the end of the year than a large profit on each of a small number of units. “I marvel that manufacturers cannot see this. Ap- parent?¥ they do not. Their chief concern seems to be to include in cost every possible item and pile upon that the greatest profit they believe can be collected. It ‘is a fatal policy. Many a concern has been wrecked by proceeding upon such lines.” ! Some of Henry Ford's theories have been ridiculed, some have been criticised with bitterness. A sufficient answer, perhaps, js to be found in a resume of the company’s business. It paid more than $50,000,000 in Federal taxes last year. Because of the abolition of the excess profits levy, it will pay only $16,000,000 in 1922. The Fords, therefore, are $34,000,000 the richer, although if they were to draw out these riches they would have to pay more than 50 per cent additional in personal income taxes, say the Wall street experts. Profits before taxes in 1922 will exceed’ $125,009,000. After taxes they will be $110,000,600, or about $100 a car. The replacement parts business is so profitable that Mr. Ford could chop off his manufacturing profit of about $80 a car and still make more than $15,900,000 annually, or $14 on each car produced from the sale of parts. Or he could distfibute this $14 as a further bonus to his workmen and stil] be making $6 a car from the interest on the company’s surplus cash. It is upon such. solid achievement that people are lov-@ing when they ask what mountains of gold the coming years will heap up for Henry Ford. In the brief space of less than 20 years he has wrought for himself the largest income of any living man. Still in the prime of life and driving power in the company of which his son, Edsel B. Ford, is now president, what bounds will competition, or his own inclination, or, perhaps, curbing laws of the future set for his fortune? Here is a spectacular career with fascinating possi- bilities, if Mr. Ford continues to amass wealth as he has done in the past. Already the world’s richest man, as farms income is concerned, what wi!! he have five years from now, or 16 years, or the 16 years which eeparate tim from the age of 757

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f ———————— re = _ —— SS _ , - _ S See » . ” | , ry ‘ «=A ° ee RET) The women usually congregated on one side of the hall, and the men on the other side. Many children were present, too. ae By MARGUERITE MARTYN ANT of physical stamina, endurance, temerity, is no argument against wom- an’s qualification for political office. The campaign being made by Mrs. St. Clair Moss as the Democratit nominee for Congress in the Eighth District re- moves any remaining doubts on that score. Mrs. Moss is a little woman, scarcely five feet tall, weighing 115 pounds, slightly and daintily made, and 57 years of age. The greater part of her life has been spent in the rarified etmosphere of Columbia. As the builder of Christian College there, she has been a center round which much of the culture that marxs society in the university town revolves. ‘ But when it comes to campaigning, Mrs. Moss is out- doing all preceding aspirants for this office in her dis- trict in the lengths she is going to reach every voter with the sound of her voice and through personal con- tact. Realizing that the new and untried proposition of being represented by a woman in Congress requires the breaking down of strong prejudices in some quar- ters, she is leaving no path unbroken, even unto the uttermost wilds of those outlying Ozark Mountain pre- cincts of her district south of the river. I ventured to accompany Mrs. Moss for two days on a campaign trip across Miller County and into Cam- den County, and I can testify to the uncharted character of some of the wilderness she explored, to the ruthless. jagged ruggedness of pathways blazed for the first time in her Ford sedan, to the untouched political vir- ginity of some of the constituency, enlightened for the first time, at any rate, by views on the Democratic side of the issues. A good deal of Mrs. Moss’ intrepidity is due to the confidence she is able to repose in the driver of her car, John Dalton of Columbia. He is a young university student—pardon me—a full-fledged lawyer, already ad- mitted to the bar, and with six cases waiting for him on the docket, though he is only 21 and has not yet com- pleted the course which will give him his degree. He and Mrs. Moss together covered some 2000 miles in the primary campaign, and now she sits back serene, unruffied as he jerks the little car up suddenly to escape, by a hair's breadth, a yawning precipice or some unseen obstacle round a short turn of the nar- row road. On a 28-mile drive on an un*nown road in the dead of night, over the moon-bathed mountains from Mack's Creek to Ha-Ha-Tonka, the heart of his newer, less assured passenger was frequently in her mouth as we dived into black, seemingly bottomless pits, scaled the high peaks and fairly leapt from crag to crag. Lake Ha-Ha-Tonka, whither we were bound, is a resort famous for its Alpiniike setting. The mountain road is steeply up or down, all the way; yet we drove the 28 miles in less than two hours. On this trip the candidate invaded the neighborhood which is the native habitat of her Republican oppo- PAGE TWELVE Mrs. St. Clair Moss, oe candi- date in the Eighth District of Mis- souri, is scarcely five feet tall and weighs 115 pounds, but she shows that a woman _office-seeker can brave the roughest roads — To many of the meetings in remote districts, a “lady speaker” was a curiogity and “agin nature” — Sometimes she made addresses in the “church house” encouraged by occasional “amens” 2s $3 nent, Congressman Sid Roach, who resides at Linn Creek. It was an invasion in several senses of the word. In the primary campaign the thtee Democratic candi- dates had all they could do to contest the field where Democratic votes were to be garnered, so they left largely untouched Camden County, which perennially has returned a Republican majority of about 800. It is a county adjudged to be so strongly Republican that candidates of that party have not found it necessary to make intensive campaigns. ; At one place—Branch—which is 38 miles from a railroad, and where in midafternoon men and women dropped their corn husking atid apple-butter mating and flocked to the “church house” to hear the double wonders of a woman speaker and 2 Democrat, they told us they had not been favored by a visit from a po- litical speaker of either sex or any party in 25 years. The precinct has polled its due quota of votes at each election, but no political candidate has ever regarded it as worth his while to present himself in person that the constituents might judge of his fitness or present the issves in their changing aspects. : The people generally have inherited their Repu licanism from Republican forebears and are now trans- mitting the same faith, based on issues of Civil War days, to their offspring. One old fellow at Brumley, Manassa Cateran, told me he had been a Whig. When that party died he had become a Republican and only upon the demise of the Republican party would he take unto himself another allegiance. He had always been a believer in “female suffrage,” though, had prophesied it and now had come to hear for the-first time a “lady speaker.” - The audience at Branch revealed its unaccustomed- ness to a political speech in its manner. The meeting was in the Free Will Baptist Church. There was no applause, possibly because such demonstration would have been regarded as unseemly in the “church house,” * e % as it was called. An occasional pe ‘ou sued from the group of older men. “Tae@ ries with which Mrs. Moss tops off her 2 provoke the—loud, unrestrained guffaw greeted them in other places on the Way One or two of her anecdotes are of @ ence. At these the mouths of the open a little wider and the eyes glint. They all knew their Bibles and ll fe, judging by the "ie erences at once. = ts, a crowd ne pct Mr. F That this community, though slow & half an hour pees movements, reacted quickly to Mrs. Moss) denced by a communication which read -Mack’s Creek, the next speaking poiat, @ ning. It(was submitted to her that’if ai clare herself on the liquor question as 2P six persons, three women who nevér & three men who always had voted the Rap straight, would vote for her. Mrs. known to be dry that she had not tion it. _ Both candidates are avowedly on. that issue, but it is said that Mr. hom some suspicion of his invulnerability in & where sentiment is wet and where he @ made some ill-advised concession to that # County than we were made to feel awa, promising if not hostile atmosphere. . family in a truck, ambling along on me of the: road, killed its engine at its am at the speed and miracle by which John 7 swipe. Reversing the Ford to where & > operator, *" got every subscriber wa tii up his sleeve which caused Reed to brighten . rs that 20 years ago he had had supported in his papet, ve advanced in 20 years © to another ably qualified « “You runnin’ agin Sid?” usked the “Yes,” we responded. “A woman to be able to rid the House of I think?” was my unwitting contri putt “I think you are mistaken about that. SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 15, 1922.

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nt, too. sional ponderous “Amen” 'r men. The ae tops off her periods, ned guffaws that btes are of Biblical ns of the auditors drop | the eyes emitted a bright Bibles and caught the rm though slow in most of wy to Mrs. Moss’ visit, is ¢ “Listening to the first political speaker who had come to their town in 25 years. And she received earnest attention. ae Mrs. Moss soon had him moving from door sw along the village street, and house to house, that she would speak within 15 minutes. with his usual resourcefulness, mean- wed and, no doubt, impressed, the local operator, who, upon a customary signal of got every subscriber within range to the and made the announcement. 8 order than one would suppose it pos- Biging by the slowness of movement in these /8 crowd gathered. The school had been dis- i sit an hour carly, Mr. Reed's idea of swelling y dackwon, #2 years old and a lifelong Damecrat. agreed, in deference to his seniority, that he uid introduce the speaker. For all his venerable long white beard, small and wispy and om a stick, his speech was ringing, unfaltering in good old Democratic logic. And he had M up his sleeve which caused the countenance of brighten perceptibly. He recalled to his meed to fs that 20. years ago he had caused to be nomi- supported in his paper, the Autogram, and had elected to the office of County Com- per, 2 Woman, Mrs. C. F. Spearman. He re- ed them of what a power for good she had been ea that the community could not assume ‘w@vanced in 20 years unless it now gave its poet ably qualified woman. / crossroads meeting, as at every other of the @ addressed in the two days, it was most inter- ‘We the observer to see aloofness, amused tcl- marked hostility, melt away and the peo- swarm about the speaker in warm and eager to clasp her hand. Mrs: Moss ingratiates herself with the rural audi- “an understanding, deep sympathy and Mt for the problems of the farmer. A sympathy .% is easily pointed out, her opponent does not ¥, since he never has voted with the farm the farrrer is the one hardest hit by asec taxes and tariff. With her clear eluci- lef these subjects she is able to hold any audience but especially these farmer audiences, fed ‘an pabulum and hungry for information, why they have to pay higher taxes, r pric for the necessities of life, and sell their MS at lower profits. Mrs. Moss, who has been Mudent of economic questions, is able to give in most palatable form. She neither = taxes on farms and homes, but also she pays to the Newberry scandal, thé ship subsidy, of taxes on incomes of more than $68,000, % of the excess profits tax and other perpe- ee the Republican administration. She gives differentiation between tariff for revenue he hin protective tariff. SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 15, 1922. “Uncle Sam is being permitted to loan money to ship owners at 2 per cent,” she says. “Wouldn't you farm- ers like to borrow money at 2 per cent, with 15 years in which to pay off the debt? Certainly the ship subsidy was class legislation, yet they opposed the sol- diers’ bonus on the f*ound that it was class. legisla- tion.” She gets many cues from responses and retorts of her audiences. She encourages these and a most friendly atmosphere, a sort of interchange of experiences and opinions develops, so that by the time she is through speaking she has been taken right mto the hearts of her hearers. A woman remarked, impulsiveiy: “I thought she was going to be a great, big woman and we'd have to look up to her. But she's little, and.for all she's so smart, she’s just as common!” More thazm ane hard-headed. determined-looking man, to whom it must have been a serious renuncia- tion, has taken her hand and whispered: “Here's one Republican vote you are going to get.” “If only I hadn’t promised to vote for Sid.”’ a kindly Fy Mrs. St. Clair Moss. small and slight, but an ener- getic campaigner for seat in Congress. matron prefaced her remarks. And said another. “Sid wrote me a letter asking me to help him fulfili the dream of his life. I've know him since he was a baby and I hate to deny the boy anything, but come to think of it, that isn't much of a a for going to Congress.” - At Brumley, the Democratic master of 25S ae C. Thompson, was even less optimistic than the one up at. Ulman, with the same surprise in store for him. We paused for lunch at the HO-tel and by the time John Dalton had done a little circulating of handbills, post- ers, handshakes and palaver around the blacksmith shop, the drug store and the general store, a crowd turned out that filled the church house. John, could al- ways enlist a train of good-looking flappers. as short- skirted and bobbed-haired and some of them as fash- ionably dressed, as any on King’s highway, these de- tails due, no doubt, to the wide circulation of mail- order catalogues. We left Mr. Thompson perspiring but beaming. At Roach the meeting cubietene with the monthly church service of the Hardshell Baptists. A political speech was a surprise of doubtful import just at first. One or two women had “heard tell” of Mrs. Moss, but to most of them a “lady speaker” was a curiosity and “agin nature, somehow,” as one expressed it. Vote? No, they never voted, leastwise not those that came from back in the country. Some of the town women voted. One Madonna with a babe at her breast and three toddlers clinging to her knees, said to me: “I have 14 children to look after. I reckon my man can tend to the voting.” , “I think you ought to be able to vote 14 times, once for each child,” I remarked. Whereupon she looked at me swith some interest. An old lady in a black silk sunbonnet and black ca!- ico dress told me she was 73 years old, had never voted and did not purpose to “spile” herself by voting now. introduced by the pastor, the congregation, the men on one side, the women on the other of the meeting house, gave the speaker grave attention. Nobody stirred. The circuit rider himself dropped off to sleep. The room was full of dust. Two young women with stubby brooms had been sweeping a month's ac- cumylation of dust and dried mud as the congregation gathered. A big cloud went out the door, but there re- mained thick beams from the two tiny windows. The speaker at one point in her discourse choked and asked for a drink of water. But nobody, not even the gallant swains who had been so attentive to the young women, nor any of the active little boys, be- stirred themselves to get water. There wasn't any nearer than the storé, a quarter of a mile down the road, John found. After the address, though, a num ber of the women who had been so timid crowded around the speaker with handshakes and an almost dumb show of friendliness and good will. At Linn Creek, registering at the hotel, we inquired of the proprietor as to the political situation. “It's all one way down here,” he responded, dourly (Continued on Page 16.) PAGE THIRTEEN

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hoe ne MP ee A A mE ean MT en ee il CO om ~ Ne Se Ry Ow oo al ge Oe eI SA Z . | : MM \ \ \ " \) aE ta NE asset and one liability inaccurately bal- anced the existence of young Mr. Gilbert Hayden. The asset was several square rods of New Jersey. The liability was a ruined life. He had acquired the asset as an offset to the liability, on his physi- cian’s advice. “You buy a lot somewhere,” said wise old Dr. Weston, who had practiced for 30 years in Morris- town. to which young Hayden had removed his per- sonal wreckage, “and build yourself a shack on it with your own hands. By the time it’s done you'll have sweated her out of your system.” “Who said anything about a her?” demanded the patient with the exasperation of badly frazzled nerves. “When a young fool of 24 can’t sleep o’nights and ‘@rops 15 pounds weight and loses his appetite for anything heartier than bootleg whisky, there’s usually the flutter of a skirt somewhere. Wouldn't-she mar- ry you?” “No, she wouldn't.” growled the youth. “That's lucky,” opined the brutal doctor, “for both of you.” . Young Mr. Hayden deemed it most unlucky for him- self and highly reprehensible om the part of Mis Zelda Trefayne, then singing with marked success a minor but piquant part in that Broadway triumph. “The Musical Mixup.” Early in the previous spring Zelda had picked him up, dusted him off, and finding him an amusing and attractive human toy, petted him quite as much as was good for either of them. Put when he developed matrimonial ambitions, she, being a sensible and honest individual, was surprised and disconcerted. “Who, me?” said she “What do you want to do that for? You're only a kid, and I’m 27 if I'm a day. When I marry itll be real cash. In fact, I'm looking him over now. Forget it. honey.” Gilbert pampered his wounded egotism with so profound a fit of the suliks that his private and positive diagnosis of a broken heart seemed in a fair way to be justified until he fell into the hands of Dr. .Weston. | Gilbert attacked the burdock growth on his plot with sustained fury and terrific slaughter. Having cleared the land, he built him a toolshed and pro- ceeded with grim de‘ermination to grade his prop- erty. His hands blistered with toil. His nose peeied with the sua. His temper got worse and worse. He hated everything and everybody and particularly Dr. Weston. B he began to get an occasional night's sleep into the deep weariness of which troublous dreams of Zelda did not penetrate. One day he began to whistle at his work. The very next afternoon trouble arrived. She sat on a rocky mound, with back-tilted head. delightedly breathing the spring. She was a zgolden- brown creature, brown of skin, brown of garb, ruddy brown of wayward hair, with russet gleams and dreams in her tawny eyes. Her hat, a small and im- pudent affair, teetered airily on a willow as if it might burst into song at any moment. Her slender body, bent forward to let her hands join about her knees, seemed to pulsate to the urgency of the warm. sweet earth. Young Mr. Hayden interrupted his work long enough to give her one glance of savage gloom. What was she doing on his property, anyway? Should he ask her? No; why bother? He returned to his shov- eling. Fifteen minutes passed. The trespasser said: “Don't you ever stop to rest?” The toiler said: “No.” That ended that. Ten minutes more passed. The girl said: “I wish you'd tell me what you're doing.” “Grading this lot.” “Yes, but why?” - “To build a bungalow on.” The deeper hues turned golden in her eves as she openec them very wide; she began to chuckle. “That's funny,” she remarked. “That’s very funny. You don't really know how funny it is. Have you been at it long?” : “A week.” “It's odd I haven't seen you. I come nearly every afternoon.” “I work in the mornings.” “You're grading it beautifully for a layout.” she continued, persuasively. For some mysterious reason this seemed to afford her further amusement. “You must have been working very hard.” “I haven't had any interruptions,” he pointed out. “up to now.” “Ob!” said the brown girl. Then. dolorously, “I believe you're getting tired of having me around.” She rose, captured her hat, set it in place at a‘disturb- ing angle, and strolled a few paces away to the side of the mound, where she seemed to be alternately ex- amining a signboard and consulting a document which she had taken from her pocket. When she returned she was undergoing some sort of inner struggie which ended in her complete surrender to amusement. ‘ Gilbert dropped his shovel, stood up straight and giared the best glare he had in stock. It worked. The girl sobered down. “Good-by,” she said, quite pleadingly. But there was a suspicious twinkle somewhere back of the ap- parent meekness. * “Good-by'” he barked. “Come again?” she insinuated. As this elicited no response, she added: “I was thinking of coming back tomorrow. Yes? No? Oh, well, just as you On the morrow she was there. The indignant delver was not. Something else Was, a signboard pianted ~~ ~~ “ She sat on a rocky mound, with back fae a delightedly breathing the spn conspicuously on the very spot where she had been sitting. It was freshly lettered and obviously of home manufacture @.. NO TRESPASSING It announced to all and sundry. The girl regarded it with a kindling eye. = “Just for that,” said she. and Jeft the conclusion of the threat to the unborn future. The door of the office slammed. Doors always siammed behind Nancy Nellis, as if. imbued by her mere touch with somséf her blithe and irresponsible young vigor. She darted over to Dr. Weston, planted a kiss on his left eyebrow, performed a series of dance steps and landed with a flying-squirrel effect in the biggest chair. “Behave yourself.” protested the doctor. “Don’t you know you're an invalid?” “Do I look it? I feel abont five years old. When™ are you going to buy me a trowel and rake? I want to grub in my new property.” “Wait a-week. Did you see my other patient?” “That violet-eyed grouch! He's awful. No boy has any right to eyes lite that, with long, curly lashes to make ‘em worse. Girly staff.” “He can’t help his eyes. He came by ‘em honestly. I used to know his mother, years ago.” “Oh, did you!” Miss Nellis’ own eyes regarded him with suspicion. “So that’s it. 1 wondered why the special interest in-him. Telling me to be nice, and friendly with my neichbor on the development. Well, it was all wasted. He's about as friendly as a rattle- snake.” The physician chuckled. “I told you his nerves were a little on edge.” “You told me he needed a gentile stimulus. As a gentle stimulus to violet-eyed nerve-wrecks | thought I might do. But I don’t.” “4 “All that I hoped of you,” said the doctor, with ap- “ parent innocence, “was that you might give him a renewed interest in life by making love to him a little.” “Me? I don’t make love to men.” said Miss Nellis, primly. “Sometimes they make love to me,” she added, less primly. “No! Do they?” marveled Dr. Weston. “I wonder why?” The girl began to chuckle very much as she had chuckled at Gilbert Hayden's toilful agony. “He hasn't been working on his lot.” “He hasn't!” Dr. Weston’s words snapped. “Don't tell me the young slacker has been shirking.” eae “Not that, either. It’s too good to keep. Promise you won't tell? Solemn. silent, strike-you-dead oath?” | The physician crossed his hands on his chest and closed his eyes solemnly. “All right. He’s working on my lot.” “Your lot? What the’—— “Grading it, and getting all the «mean little stones out, and fixing it so neat and pretty for my garden. Only, he thinks it’s for his bungalow.” « “How does he get that way? Has his brain gone wrong?” head drooped suppose. He's 16-M and [Im I16-N wrong location: that’s all.” i " “But surely he'll identify the sign soum “He might,” agreed the girl. placidly, changed ‘em. That was after he put % ‘No Trespassing’ board.” Be . . . . . . ng For the ensuing fortnight Mr. Gi the life of a sideshow. The brown git and ballyhoo. Whoever her coms be—and he was usually young, male —the effect wae the same, inextingulsja It was perfectly evident to young Mr he was getting funnier and funnier a th went grimly on working. S.” There came a heavy, moist, tepid Hq when all ambition oozed out of the Dead, drab monotony. He would aime comed the brown girl with her teasing a8 > Sa “ye ~_ » _ ri m4 $i. cad -break in the drear stillness of the a rock at the No Trespassing sign, again caught sight of the little car brown girl was alone this time. The care brown girl got out. Did she hesitate am him? At any rate, she didn't laugh. thing. * * * No; she was across the landscape away from bim. O& Saif swung his pick. The rock shattered arouma! Whence had the storm come? A pul a rush of cold air, a high, sustained as if spring itself had turned Berserker, # column of the rain came charging scree He saw the brown girl, running ligatiy surmount a fence, leap a ditch, gain G& reach her car in a gallant sprint, a drops overtook her. Meantime, he had @ in his toolhouse. Something seemed © with her car; the engine wouldn't start © half-open door he could see her e lating the levers. She jumped out and @ lift the hood, but the savagery of the i back to shelter. The roadway became 8 7 perilous to any wheel. Then the Was quered engine was borne down-wind @& and slithered to the ditch'’s edge. ously hung at a threatening angle” Catehing up a rubber poncho Gilbert & rescue. He jerked open the door. f= was huddled back in the corner. ~~ water filled the air. B< “Come out,” invited Gilbert. bt S “I don’t want to,” she retorted. "a “You're not safe here,” he urged. any minute. Come along to the shack.” 7 “T won't.” “What's the matter with the giri?” < o ‘ spair a. ~ ee . —_— “I j-j-just don’t want to go oa fc ot ai “There! Don’t be such an idiot.” ~~ Suddenly she leaned forward. “I'll “Well? if’—— “If you'll take down that horrid sign” __ and water. | She softened herself in low “Some mix-up over the numbering of the parcels, I den sweet warmth a PAGE FOURTEEN SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 15, 1922. oa if tie i

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— A Story of Youth, Hate, Love and Treasure Trove Pant almost dropped her in the very door- of course, and meaping nothing to Yet her eyes seemed to have taken - whle luster in the dimness and_her voice waage echoes within him as she said, softly: er _ Will you dig it up tomorrow?” ? The sign? I certainly will.” He was sur- conviction in his tone. ok Not as she had chuckled at him that + bat a low, rippling, “Gontented, mothering sort “Honor bright-and-bound?” she demanded. » bright-and-bound,” he repeated the unfa- we? ‘efi right, then. Let's see,” she mused. “You do you?” to his wrongs he answered, gloomily: I don’t know where you get it.” t take so much guessing. Well, today we're her. I'm a fellow workman. I'll tell you ‘she did, to the effect that, not having recuper- seriy from a tonsilitis operation, she had been her uncle's country place a mile distant; had aa him to buy her a plot of ground of her Sey with, and was awaiting Dr. Weston’s per- busy on it. She intended, she explained, gardener. Wouldn't he give her a job “place? (With a threatening attack of the 2 in—the original kind). * * * Maybe he f could afford it. * * * Oh, well, she e dear. Not to him, anyway. What did he may, besides shovel dirt like a human steam 3 /** * Half of every day he was a designer; iwertising ideas and that sort of thing, out of i some day derive vast wealth and glory, ‘present the debtor universe was holding out Sag * * Yes, but why (this two hours later) ieealied her attention to the fact that the storm fever and the sun shining? * * * To tell the ‘he hadn't noticed it himself. Did she really fie go? So soon? When was she coming back? Perhaps tomorrow. Perhaps the day after. wish you'd tell me one thing, though,” he said, lingly, 2s he put her, in the car. ‘bad the grace to blush a little. “The joke? If! to laugh at you again” — t want you to do that,” he interrupted, hastily. d, , with back-tilted J ng the spring, b: Pm 16-N and he got @ afy the sign sooner or late me girl. placidly, “if I hadi after he put up his hat Z ‘ : : : 4 into it.” 984 genom s Hayden” m are a nice boy, and I'll promise not to share her ST ieten p xa Sejoke any more. But as to telling you—well, Souns. male and all sate Me tomorrow.” As the car started she leaned out inextingui sbabie no back: “Don’t forget about the sign.” to young Mr. Hayden § fed reassuringly. He would do it that min- iiiiee wh tne ‘heat ing purposefully toward the mound, he : M himself in astonishment. Under the clawing prain, nearly a fourth of it had come down iy ruin. He kicked about amidst the rubble. A Woking pebble, roundish and the size of a large - le, rolied from his foot. He picked it up. It was except in one place, which shone clear, warm "etalline, a ruddy and lucent gleam like—like— re the look from a girl's brown eyes. stared and siared, while bits of all-but-for- = geology from his college course buzzed in his . This was certainly the famous serpentine rock jon of New Jersey, decayed and flaky. Of a sud- w ain aaa a a Rr proprietor of Lot 16-M, abandoning pick and shattered around his fettisk pred ape forgetful even of =: A puff of hot wil , Sustained roar o he = Berserker, and the s charging across the | Tunning lightly ahead of: a@ ditch, gain the road @ - at sprint, fust as the time, he had taken ething seemed to be wouldn't start. Through } iP see her desperately ped out and undertook ary of the rain beat y became a yellow sm +» Moist, tepid May me a out of the Hayden « He would almost have wi ith her teasing laughter, of the day. He ing sign, and as he term little car approaching. 4 time. The car stopped. ' i she hesitate and g nt laugh. That was Wa, EF "a ¥ Od, at 5 Dall - iit TER Eee | Then the whir of the‘ | down-wind to him. headway, seemed to 2s burst of wind st "s edge, where it rp angle. poncho Gilbert dashed to t the door. The brown~# corner. Little sprays” rt. brandishing his pe he urged. “You'll tip to the shack.” h the girl?” he cried im | £0 a forbidden pre -until, as he felt the § - cheek pressed to his i. But it isn’t so pleasant when you bring | tine rock again with thrilling anticipations. Three more incrusted crystals, all small ones, re- - warded his search, and he was burrowing like a badger when he heard the familiar purring of the little car. Eagerly he turned, dropping his pick, and stopped short. A large, handsome youth was with the brown _girl. She was talking to him with an absorbed inter- est that excluded all else, particularly Mr. Gilbert Hayden. They reached the boundary line and the climax of her tale simultaneously, and both burst into peals of laughter, directed, obviously, at him. The same old stuff! , Fury rose in Gilbert's soul. She had promised never again to share him asa joke. Well, he'd stand about so much of it and then—— “Hannis,” the brown girl was addressing her com- panion, “take that sign down, won’t you?” The sign! Wrath drained out of his veins and left him feeling queer and shaky. He thrust out a hand in appeal toward her. “W-w-wait a misute,” he im- plored. She ignored him. “There’s a shovel around Rere, somewhere,” she said to the large youth. “Right-o!” returned that six-footer, cheerfully, and advanced. Gilbert swung his pick. or I'll brain you.” Young_Mr. Holton ceased to advance. “That’s some- ‘thing else again,” he conceded, reasonably. “Will you brain me?” inquired the brown girl, cool- ly. She waited up to him and took the pick out of his nerveless hand. “I want to explain,” he began. “Please get off my property.” “Your property?” He stared at her in a daze. “Yes,.mine. You've been working the wrong lot. Here’s the map and the deed.” Mechanically he took the papers. Therein was in- dubitably set forth the ownership of Nancy Nellis in the parcel on which they stood. “Th-th-then,” stuttered the stricken interloper, m-m-mound belongs to you and not to me.” “It does. And it’s going to stay there. “And I’ve done all my work for nothing.” “For me,” corrected Miss Nellis with a happy smile. The large, young Mr. Holton burst into a loud, ap- preciative guffaw. Gilbert_walked Over to the other. “You think this is funny, don’t you?” “Tl say it’s funny,” asseverated the escort. “Well, what do you think of that?” Synchronousiy, with the final word, Mr. Holton received and absorbed a flat-palmed smack on the jaw, which sounded like a toy pistol. The two young gentlemen then rushed into a fervent embrace. The visitor was half as big again as the home talent, but the latter's weeks of toil had sinewed him like a wildcat and he fought with all that earnest fe- line’s sincerity. To the alone and alarmed spectator it seemed that someone might well be killed or seriously damaged, but that the victim was more likely to be the son of toil than the son of ease. Arbitration occurred to her “You get off my property, “the I like it.” , as timely. She essayed it first by verbal appeal, and without the slightest effect, then with the interposed handle of the pick, which only seemed to intensify matters, and finally, as the combatants swung apart for breath, by the obstacle of her own slender body. It was an ill-advised move. Gilbert, lunging wiidly To the alone a spectator it seemed that someone might well be killed or seriously damaged. SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 15, 1922. forward to resume, swung a blind right, felt it land on something softer than his foe's countenance, heard @ low cry and saw the girl stagger back with fingers pressed to her mouth. She took them away, and a tiny trickle of blood smeared the brown skin. With a strangled gasp of dismay Gilbert caught her in his arms. He pressed her face against his, his lips to the cruelly bruised spot, cradling her to him. For a moment her eyes opened close to his, looking up into them with startled, wondering, speculative expression. She pushed him away. “You're a brute and I hate you,” said she. Then young Holton knocked him flat. All the fight was out of him now. It was the word, not the blow, that had done it. He sat up, bowed his head on his knees and began to shake all over, partly from fury at the unjust fates, partly as the final lapse of his overtaxed and still supersensitive nerves. A hand on his shoulder. A voice very low and not quite steady, close to his ear. “Oh, don't do that!” He shook off the light touch. “I don't believe you’re much hurt. Don't be a bum sport.” A bum sport! glared up at her. “Oh, you go to blazes!” he snarled, his head again. “All right. If you feel that way about it.” The voice had hardened. He heard the rustle of her dress, her low-toned speech with her escort and presently the throb of the departing car. She was gone. He was giad of it. He hoped she'd never come back. He hated and despised her: wretched little crook, to get all that work out of him! Suddenly he straightened up. There was a way to get even if he could keep her.in ignorance of what that mound concealed. “I'H fix her for this,” he promised himself, savagely. o s* ” s. * yi - - With two manifestations of Miss Nancy Nellis, Gil- bert the Digger was now familiar; first, as a rainy-day pal, which had so engrossed him that he temporarily forgot his broken heart; and, second, as a revision to the feminine which had left him bewildered and ebaken. Now - he was on his Way to see her in a third role, that of a business woman. He himself was ail made up internally as a business man, the hard-boiled variety, the kind that says “Business is business” and under that legend does things from which a self-respecting murderer would shrink. By hook or crook, probably the latter, he was going to acquire possession of Lot 16-N, which he had so disastrously mistaken for his own 16-M. Of its probable value hé now possessed a Tair estimate, for he had been surreptitiously working the serpentine lode for five nights, and the rewards of his criminal operations were astounding. As he approached the treasure spot and beheld the brown girl busy with a trowel on the level which he had so painfully graded, a thrill which he identifted as sheer hatred ran through his veins. Even Zelda Trefayne’s maltreatment of his feelings retreated into the background. As he crossed the limits of No. 16-N he delivered him- self of a chill, introductory cough. The brown girl half lifted her head, glanced coldly in his direction, point- edly in the direction of the “No Trespassing” sign (now conspicuously ornamented with her name), and reverted to her work. “I’ve come on business,” he stated. - “Business? With me?” “Yes. I want to buy your lot.” “It isn't for sale.” She sat down, selected a small bush from a bundle, and proceeded to scoop out a hole for its re- ception. “I'll trade you mine for it,” he offered, persuasively. “Mine’s a better one; flatter and nearer the road. What do you say?” She considered for a mo- ment. “But yours isn’t im- proved,” she pointed out, calmly. “Improved! Well, 'm”—— He stified his natural expres- sion of resentment, realizing that this was an occasion for diplomacy. “Yours isn’t much improved.” “By several weeks of bard labor,” she answered. “And improvements are worth money.” “How much money?” “I heard you say one day that you wouldn’t do that much work for anybody for a thousand dollars.” “Figure of speech,” he said, hastily. “It’s a good figures as 4a starting point.” “Starting point? going any further?” “Well, there’s the toolshed. Say a hundred for that.” (Continued on Page 16.) PAGE FIFTEEN From her! That was the limit. He and dropped Are you

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NO. TRESPASS IRS “Anything more?” he asked,\in a hard-controlled voice. “N-n-no. Oh, yes, there is. Dentist bill; $20. You knocked two of my teeth loose. Aren't you sorry?” “Well, fs that the total?’ “You aren't sorry.” she decided. “Then there's the broken word about the trespass sign. That ought to cost you at least a hundred more, just to teach”"—— “Look here, Miss Nellis,” he broke in, desperately, “it’s a rotten, sneaking trick you're working on me, put I’ve got to stand for-it, I suppose. Will you take my lot and $500 to boot? Here's a hundred cash to bind the bargain. and here’s the agreement to sell Sign on the dotted line. What do you say? “Is that really all its worth to you?” For an instant a sickening qualm shot through him. Was she only playing with him? Had she discovered the secret of the rocky mound herself? No; if she had she'd be asking more. “That’s every cent,” he replied, with outer firmness. “Very well.” She took the pen which he extended and. after a momentary hesitancy, affixed her signa- ture. “Here’s your hundred. Sign the receipt. too, please.” She shook her head. slowly. “I don’t want it.” Again he took alarm. Without a cash consideration the deal was not settled. “You have to take it,” he insisted. “I'll give it to you for that sign.” “What do you want of that thing?” he demanded, in astonishment. “I want it.” she replied in a die-away voice, mind me that men were deceivers ever.” Laughing at him again. was she’ “it comes well from you to talk about deceit.” he retorted. “Leiting me work myself to the bone on your property and then charging me for my own labor. I guess that’s fair and decent—from a girl's point of view!” “What do you know about girls ‘point of view’? she came back at him. “You don't suppose I ever meant to take your money, do you? I didn’t really intend to let you go on working here, but you were so mean and pet- ty and snappish I just thouzht it would do you. good to work it out, like poison in your system. And. anyway. you had no excuse to break your promise when you gave your word, honor-bright-and-bound.” “] forgot.” he said. lamely. This was received with the scorn proper to its weak- ness as a plea. “That's likely. isn't it. with the thing staring you in the face every minute.” “There were other thines-that—that"——- His head was buzzing with the desire to square himself with her, even though she hadn't been quite square with him —or had she. after all?—but he couldn't well do it without betraying the great secret. (Until the transfer was registered hed stick to the safe side of quiet. “You can have the sign if you want it,” he finished sullenly. “Anyway, you won't need it. come on your property.” For some reason, this failed to fill him with the satisfaction which it should have inspired. “Besides, my name is signed to it. Can I dig it up now?” “Ill dig it myself.” He got his epede from the toolshack. mounted the “to re- T'li promise never to little ascent and started to work. The brown girl rose, followed. and sat down near him under the screening hat to watch the process. Presently she inquired: “Why are you so anxious to own this particular piece of property, if yours is better?” “Sentiment,” he snapped. His conscience was doing uneasy things deep inside hit. “I should think you were about as sentimental as a fencepost,” she opined. “I'mjthe sentimental one, trying to play fair, letting you off easy on your bar- gain, and just because, though you're hateful and spite- ful as—as a woman. and your word isn’t worth a pea- nut shuck, there was just a minute, just a weeny Dit of a minute, when I almost liked you.” He dropped his spade, abruptly. “When was that?” he demanded. “Never mind when it was. It isn’t now. And it never will be again.” . He bent over the better to see-her face. That portion of it visible beneath end innocent and a sidering what a dirty trick he on it. “Oh'” he groaned. “What's the use? I can’t do it.” lively apprehension. into sobs. are you?” “No,” he informed her, looking up with a rueful grin. “I'm going to burst out into rancous laughter at myself for being the bizzest boob on earth to think I covld put anything lixe that over on you.” “Lite what?” she demanded. “Like this.” Her breath quickened as she gazed ters of strange flame, and then at him, him. “They're lovely. What are they?” ~- “Beryis. Out of this mound you're sitting on.” “I don't understand. Who put them there?” He laughed. shortly. “Old Lady Nature She scat- tered a lot of pretty trinkets like these all over New Jersey, and this is one of the places where she shook her Christmas tree.” “Are they valuable?” The brown girl pursed her brows and stared at the gems in her lap. “Worth about $300, that lot. This bunch of serpen- tine rock is sown with ‘em. I congratulate you, Miss Nellis.” ‘ “Me! They're not mine.” “Whose else would they be?” “Why, yours. You found them, didn’t you?” “On your property.” “Yes: buat I'd never have found them myself.” she argued, eagerty. “I wasn't going to disturb the mound.” “Well, you can disturb it now, to the tane of sixty or maybe a hundred thousand dollars.” The brown girl glanced up at him. “You needn't say that as if you hated me for it. It’s all your fault, anyway.” As no response was vouchsafed to this. she added: “What are you going to do now?” “Go away from here and stay.” “But—but suppose I don’t want you to go. I think you might stay and help me dig out the pretty marbles.” : - SS Oo ea en ae — ee “You can get plenty of “Yes; but they might not be know they wouldn't Steal my lovely jg “You said I wasn’t honest.” “That was about the sign. Oh!” to dawn in her eyes. “I'l just bet it = found the beryls that you forgot all she Wasn't it?” ot “Yes.” “Well, you ought to be very much » self,” she asserted, prinily. “Never mind = I can trust you now,” she “tele “Maybe you can,” he blurted out, myself.” “With the pretty beryis?” she “Blather the pretty beryls! With to know. You—ti—well, that’s the go through with the deal. If it had I might have.” Her hat drooped a little more her voice was quite brisk as she thought you came here on business? ae of talking business?” “It’s all talked,” said he, di “Not at all. How about our forming s ship to work this mine of ours? Dye or what?” [ikak hited ofa cesemenill “Oh. we'll let the lawyers fix that. someone I can trust to run the place, ee open-air life for your poor nerves”—— a ee “No, I don't. I'm cured of all that this, so queer a little smile crinkled the on mouth, visible to him, that he cried, angry Pr) ae tt ee ae ae a aN —_— Native Designers, World’s Leadership. On the Great N Whose Lines and St Best Expression of SKETCHE > “What do you know about my eee “Not much.” she soothed him. ak that I picked up from Dr. Weston. physician, don’t you think?” : “He's a rotten physician,” a sionately. “He put me out here to be es cure is worse than the disease.” “How unflattered she'd be—not thet a she is—if she heard herself called 's ed the mischievous Miss Nellis. She hands. “Help me up, please.” As he ay her feet he saw. her smiling lips. A deeply discolored At this he stared in fascinated dismay. _ “That's what you did.” she accused, But her hands remained in his. “I've done enough,” he said, heassci: She shook her head; her eves Gu - e Bye for the first time, the let * are you staring so queerly? You—you 4 explicably become displaced. “The x" s he a little catchily, “marks the spot * And expiated,” “What! again? | that we've got business to talk over stim? the pertnership?®’ “Oh, we'll let the minister fix that,” Digger, ecstatically. (Copyright.) ——_ A Petticoat Campaign for Congress and significantly. That evening. however. the court- house was filled to overflowing with those who came, no doubt, to see for themselves what “Sid” was up against. it must be conceded they gave the invader most court attention and Mrs. Moss is equal to any emergency of incratiating herself. It was a gala oc- casion to Mr. Hart. E. W. Tompkins, Andrew Estes and the few hardy Democrats who survive in this Re publican stronghold. Linn Creek is a picturesque old town, 28 miles from a railroad, built along a single street, between steep hills. The street is shaded on both sides with the dense foliage of hard maples and the cows come sauntering through the business thoroughfare at eventide It is situated at the confluence of the Niangua and Osage rivers, which last is spanned by a high suspension bridge at this point. At Macks Creek we received our_most cordial recep- tion, due to the effective advance work done by Daniel Boone Osborn, editor of the Central Missouri Leader, a leading citizen and a Democrat. All after- noon people were gathering, coming a-foot and a-horse- back, as they say, some of them from 15 miles away: in wagons with chairs in the back and top buggies of ancient vintage and some in Fords. They swung down the mountain roads and for all there was so much space round about. al] horses and vehicles must needs be hitched or parked:on a small common, round which the unpainted, weather stained business houses were clustered. The traffic congestion became most dis- turbing to a huge sow and about a dozen fat, little. brown pigs, driven squealingly from pillar to post in search of a quiet refuge. Boxing matches, baseball and other games diverted the men, while the women traded at the store, cossiped (Continued F was thought, for a village of only 17% was an audience to inspire any speaker, c for all her -70-mile drive and five woe two days, was in excellent form. Due to the very intelligent leadeahiiale Mrs. Janey Smith, Mr. Reach ia If I have pictured only lukewarm this coumty for Mrs. Moss, no such Forcing Invisible Ink related by the attorney, the story showed the robber at the safe suddenly became alarmed and ‘residents of the house had been aroused. The robber was pic- tured as halting suddenly in his work to listen. Then. thoroughly frightened, he seized such jewels as were in a portion of the safe he had already opened, and fied, leaving his collar and necktie. The District Attorney's recital of the crime was logical and clear. The jury showed interest. It was then that q scientific investigator was brought Into the case. By subjecting the laundry marks on the collar to chemical analysis he was abie to determine the relative age of the various marks and to learn some- thing of the kind of ink used im placing them. He discovered that one marking must have been placed in the collar approximately 24 hours before the nicht of the jewel robbery and presumably on about the day PAGE SIXTEEN. to Give Up Its Secret when the defendant's alibi purported to show that he was in a distant city. The taventighes: sents «canes <b telGeiin at 2 He At one laundry it was customary for bring their soiled linen to the receiving selves. At this counter presided a young duty it was to receive the bundles and slip for eack. This young man appeared to Hl lutl SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—OCTOBER 15, 1922. They say that one of for Winter is the sho worn with pleated skirt. with full lines, wide c snuggle over the ears. - from sealette to baby Ja

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other-people to do ¢ mot be honest. pow my lovely jewels» _ yest.” sign. Oh!” Rea} TU just bet it was you forgot all about ¢ be very much ashameg < - “Never mind: I knee she concluded, triup blurted out, “but I can’t : s?” she inguired, that’s the reason I : if it had been any % ; more ov hade sk as she reminded | on business? Is that he, disconsolately. t our forming a little ney of ours? D'you call its _ hip?” : un the place, and you oT nerves "——— l of all that foolishness.” rile crinkled the corner t he cried, angrily: bout my nerves?” — thec him. “Just a hint Dr. oe He's a ; " ‘asserted the other, } ‘< out here to be cured | Nellis. She stretched ¢ please.” As he drew first time. the left bly discolored patch 1 mated dismay. a ™ she accused, nodding at h 5! ain his. — said, hoarselvy. her eyes danced at him. ted, “or else too much. ¥? You—you don’t see | do you?” mg moment, later she of courtplaster which ced. “The X.” she ¢ the spot where the crime! expiated,” she added al at! again? Don't you to talk over still? What r fix that,” said Gilbert | ght.) \ @ Continued From Page! re of only 175 population. re any speaker, and Mrs. MM and five previous speeches this township. Possibly and is playing politics, ter, a Democratic hold ain this plum. lukewarm entht for Winter is the short fur -coat to be 2 Camden County over ber! It loo’s as though there ¥ Democrats to her candidacy | @urving and turning pret- yA American Styles t to the Fore A nee eee —_— “ —_=— . ” Native Designers, Restless With a Young Ambition to Hold the World’s Leadership in Fashion, Are Not Waiting on Paris This * Season —From All Over the Country Original Ideas Are Flowing in On the Great New York Couturiers—Here Are Five Creations _ Whose Lines and Styles They Have Approved as Representing the Best Expression of the New Tendencies oe ee ee SKETCHED BY HENRIETTA McCAIG “~~ a? 2 a Ts9 “ at ast sna { “te op » & 4 ra] They say that one of the “must” costumes with pleated skirt. The coat is cut full lines, wide cuffs and collar to over the ears. - The fur is anything sealette to baby lamb. my: C4 ‘In evening frocks for more artistic drapery is dominating _ With more formal every pattern in fash- this Fall comes “he jon. The exquisite r with more dis- gown is of heavily line and contour, aded silk, the pat- tern threaded through with silver and with "Can designers are . This one is of black with edges pinched . mr effect. ~ SS eet EE a SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST- routs POST DISPATCH—OCTOBER 15, 1922. Raincoats, top coats, motor coats, sports coats—aill are full and flaring with collars of fur. Many are made of tweeds in large plaids and stunning stripes. This costume suit is done in the new color called chocolate brown. The suit material is soft duve- tyn; the trim- mings, fluffy wolf--or fox. Bodice and lining of the jacket are of some bright and _ radiant printed _ silk. RT ——— — - ge = SSS PAGE SEVENTEEN. \ . a

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And I wanted things for the house—new curtains and a long list of other items. Everet’s teeth needed attention. So did mine. And there were some bills six months overdue. H = we were going to manage *- Jest pp ta in . ae mf oo * Ee _ Himbere’s signed states to the facts is on file in our It’s Helping Hur in of Others a and other pleasur to lay up money to and girls to colle build bank accoun buy cars—helping More comfort, more enjo more self-respect out o Knitting socks on the He note gine is easy, rapid, and pleasant. rou can alse Sweaters, gol wi: Stockings, ladies’ —— Stockings or children’s stock- ings, and many ; other articies. | All you have to do is to follow the simple instructions. them boys them them Mrs. Helene Himberg, 26r Wyckoff Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. “You know how popular wool hose have be- r--- Kuitter. | Name > ceS bee But where was the money to come ai out in new clothes. Also for. We were paying for a home. That | | “SO Sa eee mere aes ee Seas time in my life I now have @ little and the butcher’s and grocer’s bills a ie — ae — ee i in the pgp tn § oe and the and other necessary expenses took : ee Bees £ ge tee ood Yee" ng rntone ~ wha : every cent almost as fast as Everet 5 7 ee SS me eT) ence o litte extra AR. could earn it. No matter how we Setige. 8 Pe eee pe ge SS More than once I have earned. skimped and squeezed and went ran without, there was never anything pateens (The Diggest | check. x left over, when Everet helped me every y bo ‘better off if he were teen [ Couldn’t Neglect as a painter and b gig all is ti - ~~~ truth on hi a J My Home ko veatinel. ae “If I tould only earn some extra Mrs. Helene Himberg, money!” I kept thinking. But it 261 Wyckoff Street, seemed like wishing for the pot of i ae ee: : Brooklyn, N.Y. gold at the end of the rainbow. ? : Sas PE es Nete: The abeve is an ml Nearly every day I had my work E i $ ad : Senet Se all done by one or two o clock or a little after. Often I was all through by ten or eleven in the morning. It seemed a shame to let all that spare time go to waste when I needed money so badly. But what could I do? I couldn’t neglect the meals or the housework—so a place in a store or office or any other work requir- ing regular hours was out of the question. Except for plain mending, I couldn't sew. I knew I was not ne ee ao eS ae sew ad a. eut out for canvassing or selling— ce. A Ra See rie Sa — = A. and besides I was too sensitive e Sa eet ae nee fea er ee ot about what the neighbors would aa say to try anything so public. Rack . my brain as I would, there seemed nothing else left. Emma Had a Lot of 7 > New Things One afternoon last Spring when I was feeling blue and discouraged, Emma Broach came over. We had been friends since our school days. But we now lived so far apart that it was often a long time between visits. Of course I was glad to see her. But I must confess that in a way she made me feel more blue and discouraged than ever. From head to heels everything she had on was new—she looked as if she had just stepped out of a fashion plate. I couldn't help envying her. When she mentioned a little trip she had taken the week before, and some new furniture she had just ordered for her living room, my envy doubled. I knew her husband didn’t make any more than Everet. I wondered how she did it. Finally I blurted right out and asked her. y I Was All Ears “Really Helene.” she answered, “I have bought so many things in the last few months that I know people must think some rich relative has left us all hie money. But it’s even better than that. [ call it my “Magic Purse Filler’.” “Helene,” she went on, “I’ve found the ideal way to earn money at home—in spare time. It’s so easy and interesting that it doesn’t seem like work at all.” I was all ears—maybe Emma’s “Magic Purse Filler” would solve my troubles too. COUPON Profit Hosiery Co., Inc.. 1003-CA, 872 Hudson Av., Rochester, N. Y. Home Dept. Send me full information about making money at home in~my spare time with the Home Profit I am enclosing 2 cents postage to eover eost of mailing, and I understand that I am not ‘beta in any way. ee eee ee emee eee ee. I street State. Write Name and Address Plainly. —=_enmr ene eee ee eae ae a ae aa _——s | come,” | that made everything a little practice—simply following directions care- | fully—I quickly got the Knack of it and have been _ doing fine ever since. | My First Check she continued. “Even golf, tennis and other sports. And in Winter everybody wants them. That's the secret of all my new things—I earn them by knitting hose.” “Oh, no!” Emma explained in answer to my question. “Not by hand. I knit them on a wonderfn! little hand k:nitting machine—my ‘Magic Purse Filler.’ I can knit a pair in so short atime. And I get fine pay for every pair I make. | Emma Tells the Way “But who pays you?” I asked, “And how did you get started?” “There is a concern in Rochester, New York,” Emma answered, “that wants all the homeknit hose it can get—to supply to stores. You know how nearly everrbody thinks genuine home-knit goods are so much better than the factory kind. It’s the Home Profit Hosiery Company. You get the knitter from them. They show you how to use it—how to knit hose, sweaters and many other articles. They also furnish fre&8 yarn—it doesn’t cost you a penny. You do the knitting entirely at your owml_convenience—sit down at the machine just whenever you feel like it. Then, as fast as you finish a dozen or more pairs, you send them to the Home Profit Hosiery Company and they send you a check. It’s the easiest way to earn extra monéy I have ever heard of.” If Emma could do it, why couldn’t I? She had _a booklet with her that told all about the plan. I | eagerly read every word of it, and then immediately sent for a machine. With the machine came a book of instructions simple and clear. After The first week—just sitting down at the chin whenever I had nothing else to do—!I knit — dozen pairs. A few days later I received my first check—and how happy and proud I was. Since then the postman has brought me dezens of such checks—many of them for much larger amounts: but none has ever given me suchi a thrill as that first one did—for it meant that at last I found the | Way to keep m @ way to en tthe ola te i ge a > ei 9 and doing without. . ee =e in Summer—for | You can send all your work to the Home Profit Hosiery Company and get good pay for it—all ona guaranteed basis—or you ean buy your yarn and the to sell direct finished work friends and neighbors and local stores just as you choose. Either earn an $15 («some do even better) every week the year round — the amount de- pending on If your reg- ular income iS not enough —ff thereare things you Want or need —Wwhy not at least write to the Home Profit Hos- fery Com. pany and get ull informa- tion? Through their simple and guaran- teed plan you can easily bring an end to your wor- ries abowt money — and without har- ing to step out of the house. Use this coupon. Do it right away—it may make a dif- ference of hundreds of dollars a year to you. wwe ’ —_ Home Profit Hosiery Co., ROCHESTER The Magic a tested and ectly ere a THE MASTER & ITT me Profit Esitte= t rs. Breach ¢ Purse iller™ FS its few made. The new con ote - ad t ¢ ah de a ‘ : : om SBOE LAE LE MIE CE: IRE EAB 9 “Fake

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mM actual ex- by “Mrs. Him- entatives, and , {im her own Staterment as pur rf undreds KNITTER ni © IN ST. LOUIS AND THE GREAT SERVED BY THE POST-DISPATCH Thy the FIRST AND ONLY NEWSPAPER TO OWN AND OPERATE ITS OWN ROTOGRAVURE PLANT. “Lady Penrod.” JT. LOUIS POST-DIS! SUNDAY MORNING VcTOBER Tr Studies Which Won First Prize at London Pho- tographic Fair ‘'] Phctos Ccpyrighted by F. A. Free a . 2.0: = A midwest photographer, F. A. Free of Davenport, la.,awarded the highest trophy 1n the American Section of the exhibition. The Newsboy. Ay: RSZVCCRAVURE- PICTURE SECTION” >ATCH Iowa's Beauty. A Venetian Maid. fo DAI AE Me IR RE MR I EI AS Renta 1 4 ; : 4 | : ‘ f ae eer ~ — a Sey ane ener eee a we + tol anh of Ae al a ae tied SR Ee OE ge ee a ‘ nai | OR ae eer: ae SS re mee 4 ae he DP Mihm ee » eye ea ney uaa ea halle Oe WORT UT WAR Ma aE a t Senger . Thad a hemeeeiiel " ee a ah * - , ’ - eur mm - ye ” teh pa ee Neptla OR f, P , oh . Pa eet Sg ee a e eg ee ee * » — pane a _— ~ ay 68 satis vb ee Posies ye tacdhe rw - an y os Reece Rg CORO ST UT IA OTe yh TRE ie hay lel KOE E OS tte MRO cly aed Me ad . Ea? so 2 tig ral a ERT" . Oh ee ee 5 - = 9 7 oA AAD GP ty RO eS ay te ~ hee Mix - ‘ ee ola pp wegen Prt ern 4 « we - emer o a rr he ad tereaitst one er , a , ; “ ™ , P 7 MRE Ak +s ee ee ad 5 “ o - _ > yy >

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SUNDAY MORNING : Wasi ‘ Boe © S DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE_ PICTURE SECTION | ~ vn ee - —- — — res oe OS ee ae ee — Little Sermon in Fasnions 4 oe ny 44" x ¥ a ; ay . : ae ‘eh -¢ deh : pea CARL cae ys s “ ~ sone ay » eo . heel NT LE ONE RS ES Ry, elit) eat AN IR. > =f ah, ERB SP See, ek. D othen te ~ My = we ae al >. - adam en al ix - Mr ¥ OP ew “ —™. Wiig QI OE Tape: Se ts PR Bery an Tn « - > + Seek che ——— ———— ' sot Chane Snes oe syns wen arag.2.» ‘ 7S MR, ~ we a yr Noa Se en a ee joe er ue eee i — . - . onpeneiiiantiediediadis CCE TTe ea er ei ie: 42 OPO Mrs. Alexander F the New York capitalist, at | | act $2. Gaved Mien | are 7 | - left, and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop, whose husband is | Unit S ae . pat C oa mt ae | | 'wo of the younger generation: Mrs. John C puet oa Jnit States Steel yrporation : ' e Lae | nasal banker and cap.talist. : Waterbury, at right, with Mrs. Harry A. Curtis / : METERS Rann we N b a ae Vis Ca WP ie Se iF 4 weet. & ee ee ¥ aig SU Sane | wite the Colorado min ing magnate. , f - - owe ee ee Fbine te: - adecameesta he ieee | “¢4mous Dolly Sist ‘ny widow, who has been prominent i: | en ee ‘ed New York at lett, with Mrs. Robert Goelet. | returned from these . : yantaloon tumes E bets re >

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OTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTI [OCTOBER 15, 1022 ame ° ~~ _— ee — ~~ > n ~ ' . phiniebitned ae id: t AST tae. - ee ES i ak Si DP, BAK + exp ™ at ae 8. le aeedae , PoP Spey eh f 7g a me By . ' ¥ i “ ie . Sas an yan SORE ov x ne eats PO at OR, sacs dion st a, a tS ewes beta 2 Pye eer se tee . ey a a ed te cy apt ate. nee asf! _ * Put ai a | SEE SEE y J 7 e ~—a= wh MAA” me. ew % ween, > ee son PA gyn I sy ona BGs anette A glider in action. R. Schulz of Waldensee, Germany, in a near-record flight. The glider has only one wing and a tail and no motor. —Internationa! . FP Fe rem, ate pene “4 ate ee ee — eS ~ -e . < NR eS Oe ee ee A South Sea Island beauty. This Polynesian girl was discovered py a motion picture director and may be brought to the United States as a movie actress. Her name is Nua Nua. x nhc — Ae ee ew ae) See Sek * P ee - ‘ ee etl + _ oti, i ate “ This cactus is 15 feet is one famous Ss eee eT 7 | trees” virs neoc : eee ft OC De cds | ip » 3 . - | cig ate ee Ree . = m Fe . he poe ore: ote” in fe’ ne a , ' AB. b= al * | i. <. Califoftnia. St. ” \ ete * m ~ . : a , - | 3 ; | I : oe, yy a s . bos - a ve Havemeyer, , Bis ” J ree dere y’. i\derw Winner of the international cat show ‘1 Paris. His name is Tiger 11 and he : | ‘5 said to be valued at $5000. Europe wear- na thad Ei Merver pantaloon-skirt cCcos- } : lly Sisters, dancers, rk recently when *Y Teturned. from ( ing these tumes.

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Tmarwormne] ST.LOUIS POST-D/SPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION oe ee ete “ = ~ . ye’ . » a ey Oe oS - “= one A OR eR arte umes sponte eens peer ee ee oy oleae er ~ See PEE Se ~ es a = - _ en — ‘ = a Per 2 ee a IT: IE OT ER Fer EE LOL LLL ALN LLL EL LENCE I ARTO rd “= oo" a ® o = “= Pn el me " . a Pa Pe Abe y we A close-up view of Miss Glenna Collett, winner of the national wom colt tourney ans > =! px -eecgeen and “ ae es “apo Ce RR ke 1 Pe ay onset amine Teele woow m Mrs. William Gavin, British wuiuan ion recently defeated by ' oe ~s y ) Glenna Collett, 19-year-old winner of national golf champio | iss : llett for the Amer't- . | | = ‘ Miss sare ship, driving in the tournament at White Sulphur Springs, W . mM S ‘ can champ t + | Va 28 nd ham rmetes Le A he ou Ca Slimmer by Pa, o "3 os Twenty pounds Ish Toundation {te utmost comfort, Ew ae i 4 eg t ry hy 7 . ; al as, NP Tige he as + hnal pu on th ”" | son of Mrs. Mary Flores « ' oe pre ae Coney Island, N. Y. | / » , yy > ; : fy SOY nhac 0-5 pr etieRne tape ot : sienna eines ae . oe This baby was born with 12 sieeiniei - : teeth. He is Louis Flores po ISE ~~ , : : Svetth fourteenth attractiv . (Nhem— make st | , Narmingly mod! "LVo woman 10 be a. Prt “True-to-Life’ Photog raph iti thnuile IN THIS NEW FOLDER-} i AME 7 - i t Size 6', by 9', Replaces a frame—Can be set on e anywhere N , Guats : Oo Gra VU that the name onplres! At the special introductory price (good , St ‘TO S oll t Suitable tor Semu-dress, Oi lire p Street, Motor aor Sports; for at ’ Bi, a ed } Rr es, Stroock’s LOO”, Pure T Camels Hair, plain or Your platd; Select Pweeds and Here ts Your Opportut Waal all destrable materials, ~ your pieture for a CArts| Ma : ‘ ry r = . ; I Goldman's with or without fur. paar : . “wartpmemosrebarah SCHWEIG STUDIO 4:2 2cime Bt IMU Hair’ 3), Coltman’s Woite for Bookles Studio Hours: Daily § 30a m.to8p. m.—Sunday to Sp. = > cod wild Al} VOO] VON. 1s —_—. = . ° Forest i308--Forest 4958..Del 1457L-—\‘: ' spointment - creation. desta: ng oa | <2 AL tle &% Conan ‘ La, black and vhite trie } - 49S Seventh Awe... ¥.4. MARY T : an Biv 5 “—~g Isadora Duncan. ¢ sic dancer, and her Russian ; lusban rh | : band. whi his 1s rom the recently arrived in the United States she affirmed she was 38 and her new . . GOLDMAN 3 wm wee eerie ee

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Photograph ER FRAME be «et mn a table anywhere Nov. )]5th) 00 , for GUAVC ras Giff } 4927 Delmar BI. -Honday 10:30am toSp. ® ent pe Oy i ppointn —— ee ae nes wommne] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT German model for an —}}_ $ «1 lee ~~ all-metal flying boat with two cabins and passengers. It has four engines and four pro- pellers. designed to carry 60 newsboy at —. at 22 has recent! Come presiqaen U ~ . 4 . ra roc? *, JTULN + @.38@° He can write / vi «4 Y ou Can Appear Simmer by Three Inches! Te ’ ir? * so > , e . ™ . Dartme: »>ht vou to the o li sh Stout’ Corsets &® Bre them—make ce , - 4 > r ry , , aii nea “Stout heures act ‘ charmingly modish. One fitt:no Will prove that 66 \7 oe ' LNo woman 1s too Stout to be Stylish.” tr Stvlie Ro G *Our hair reying. f d da ; Bi don's a AR our fre, The hen ntifa) OVE ve Gray Streaks oi Your Coiffure MARY T. GOLDMAN, 2030 Goldman Bidg., St. Paul, Minn. ' HE \d ' ‘ — es re em ee _- — Ss . SCOLDING LOCKS HAIR PIN CO. Appleton, \\ is. bio: ding Lochs AIR: PINS _ CH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION oda! 7 Standard of the World ” for Kiddies and Grown-Ups (te Bovevcle Ger Bicycles (Qu Boycycles er” Girlcycles Ge Pediyces fa OY PediCars ~ Cyclets ASK YOUR DEALER Cataloo on Reqguest 2 WESTFIELD MFG.CO Mi, Westtield. Mass STEINFELD. ING DISTRIBUTORS lie -120 W.32™ ST |. New York OCTOBER seater fe ramets se ey " tate 7 s ’ Se A aN € saa iveli Page @ Po (Pew )s! Pe One ag otk gee ba”: PS RE ATES i as a A POI ow 4 BI a aie ae oe mS ee a ae a Aad a Bi.” Pe ; ood (ale SOS a gapiliee Tas, > Kach day your * skin is changing ) | ; | ERHAPS \. ave alwavs felt that vour skin was somethy) Voll ec } eee AD... Hast. By 2. ” vour skin ts what vou make it. inging In spite of von, (ild skin continually ts place. By the right care vou can make vou wall, £ tht treatment for vour spec ral tvpre the famous Lnoklet " A Skin You bouch 9 §= whieh = is wrapped around cake of W oodbury s Facial Soap. Pipers Dey he ae ee he: Aree ere: “- “t-er thee ela tte SS > ge ‘this treatment tonicht. Within a week or ten days you can bring about a marked improvement in the clear- hess, smooth ne =~ -oftness of your complexion, USE Woodburv’s regularly in vour daily toilet to k ee it your ~kin mm eood condition. lf used persistently. Woodbury’s stimulates the pores and blood-sessels and gives the skin tissues hrimness and tone. | \ 25-cent eake of Woodburv’s Facial Soap lasts a month or six weeks. ; ~¥ , WOODBURY’'S FACIAL SOAP et Oe - - ~ br 3 highs TORTS, | smite ere My ty to. pete ON ial ee ai nt jideaieinmdl Op vz Soles 1 ee o_o . > " Say - “h ~ y ed .. oe Ate ARLE LAO AN EG NE MEN Bg SOO BERRI OW te Made Especially for Infants and Children like Ae ray LASTORIA ( yA LLZN0 for Oller { PZ 7 ¥: ft IO Yours Will Make Your Baby Happy ae at ale - a one tee” ig Fear Re ee nee e f ~The Com plexion that Charms HOOK, Sd I’ is not the cheek that glows with the red of the rose, A nor the skin that has the wax-like pallor of the lily. The two must be mingled in a hue that ts delicate, modest, natural. And therein lies the serene assurance of Bourjois’ [preree ? - oe - - - a " - as eelind aah aan. eileen ai ATI: AIO A AE ON i aaa en D “SS OL ZN SS ee ~~ nme eee ae ee a .

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——_ ee Camarwomme—] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION |_ov aia aut Dont Send 1 Penny jae > Knitted —_ Dress Delivery ie Bargain oo ee ee. aa This is the great- est dress ber- ain ever of- ered. The materia! alone 5 is worth more than double fem the price we ask for the dresa. The dreas would retail for about @9.00. It is a@copy of a fine Parisian am importation which is ail ; the rage in the fashior ' a4 eentera of the world ; 4S Knitted dresses are the , % Newest thing for win- BA ter wear She Found A Pleasant Way To o_ The material is a : Pintectratine semer | | Reduce Her Fat nb: be notte: te gat She did not have to go to the Hieiey jf mtactery weer. She) | trouble of diet or exercise. She ever designed, copied M! found a better way, which aids I preps Ly dag maggie gd BE the digestive organs to turn food U9 The dress is made in siip- ® into muscle, bone and sinew in- orale! th Yew de siledng, BF j stead of fat. #4 . sj Y oo ae and vatchnocketeare eduey She used Marmola Prescription r inde: wich: the-iehal " Smali yoke closes Tablets, which are made from the | ma ) ; 3 ; n buttons Loose aash beit if M4 ] . ‘\ ‘7 ' . .% Crédgm as a Ouse famous armola prescription. . C > wor or @port ‘ , , * Be -” ry any. ae well = They aid the digestive system to \ \ eee Ci ey N F RM prettiest models ever shows 1 obtain the full nutriment of food. | — | : MA RGA z elas, dane Steel} f Chey will allow you to eat many /% | A | tase ; brown or oxford gray. Sizer) | ) kinds of food without the neces- | , 4 ie heed poy Bs Fait amas sity of dieting or exercising. | >, y , : ) LUCK is churned , | # Thousands have found that | | : t ay: and shipments are Delivery Free) Mw Marmola Prescription Tablets : P ay | ie usaeee Just send your name and addres | iM give complete relief from obesity. tb Ve ME | laily padi tit - seit delivers thia dress at your door, | | m And when the accumulation of ) Ge Oe gone. we ae >) LUCK spreac or Oe Oe ae iar esas ee | fat is checked, reduction to nor- -rehed upon at , mal, healthy weight soon follows. toe —— en ete oan Seer anne . - LO AE Le EE NT LEER EN NCTE uct 2 - ~ ed ~ : — 4 Rimes ’ Ss = oa e -. 4 » rete Aenean : am sengmincin: btneall aes aaa alae re — a a . = pure “ , ~ OPER MO TEN RRC Rm a NRA ONIN Ee me _ af ” — a eg es Pe x a ee . PT . nye SSS wae wany reason whatsoever, itis not) resh when 1, return it to us at our ex | / ‘ amtue set ey} | All good a stores the world over , romer. rde! a3. | ZB sell Marmola Prescription Tablets at | i red ! } i a ! Cea y , " ak f one dollar a box. Ask your druggist for them, or order direct and wes will be DISTRIBUTED BY } sent in plain wrapper, postpaid. S | | A COMPANY | ) FI ye ‘ Detroit Mich. | d th O der HOLSTE! N COM PA EAR eR ils icialicipiasodonai —— A Te eee Hon many times especially when you — will actually make your skin feel and were dancing, you have wished your face _ look softer and smoother the moment would not get shiny and that the powder you apply it. Only a cream that your skin can absorb instantly will do this. would stay on! Powder put directly on the skin Indispensable for this use, Pond’s does not stay. Too much of it clings Vanishing Cream has an equally, if in spots. Some of it catches on little | not more important, function. It is Fre ~ hne sy wm and () \ \ oe r | rough places for a time and then flecks used the world over as a protection off. This roughness of the skin’s sur- against wind and sun or cold. For | face is often so slight that you cannot — this double purpose it was perfected. see it, but it is enough to prevent the Always smodth it on before you go out. ON oe a ener ors + . ~ ies o” _ reer oe heer: ee "foe ee eee " * . >a powder going on smoothly. You can buy it in jars and tubes at 6 | ‘ | Try putting powder on a you any drugor department store. It does | asl : ( al ! ) ( OU | have used Ponds Venishian@rema— . a clog the pores or promote the a | U/RINE | the soft velvety surface it gives your growth of hair. The Pond’s Extract | bon Yous EVE ~ | skin forms the ideal powder base. The Co., 13! Hudson Street, New York. | : a powder goes on evenly giving your ee ee Sparkling Eyes skin a lovely transparent tone and it | ' For a thorough cleansing you need a very Add Greatly to a Woman's [hey found a simple way to help Nature stays on for hours—even when you Gi-tentcresn, Ue Pon's Call Crown Ac Orestly 20 « Woman's | er ee every night and after every dusty try It . with Murine feel Delight- This fragrant cream contains not a is made with just the right fully Fresh and Possess New Life and Brilliancy. Harmless. rebuild all the strength and vigor | drop of oil to reappear in a shine and to remove every bit of | At all Druggists. Send for of a healthy body Sos heals on tee ema Murine Eve Remedy Co. 4 a body brimming with health . Men whose every action is marked by a splendid | (old eon | 9 ) Chicago, U.S. A. Women with the life and charm that fairly radiate from | CN |) . , vigor and decision— . Every normal human being has the possibility of oy e | | Vanishin (ream this irresistible power. Vigorous, compelling health is PY | ng natural, 10t exceptional. Loss of it 1s always due to \ some violation of Nature's law. The vital needs that so many people neglect Health and life itself depend on two vital functions: First, the V1 1 t aired and nour :shed living cells that form our bodies must be repaired and n he Wh Mii pines Mime om eucey momi from day to day. Second, the poisonous weste that gathers in the intestines must be regularly removed Check either of these two processes. even temporarily. and the body is weakened. Natural buoyant health begins to fade. Pre mature age, loss of vigor and vitality. constipation, and skin dis . turbances are the result. Today we know that the fresh, living cells of Fleischman:®s eB IHE GLASS TOP IS HEAI Yeast contain a natural food—with the very elements which 3 PROOK help the body absorb its proper nourishment, and keen the | | Bf SPREADER PLATE CATCHES “ 1Hib. FINE PERFORATIONS system clean 7 Mil SEDIMENT AND DIS . [HE PN GRR COP KEEP I Like any other plant or vegetable, yeast produces the best Lie yo Mtns “ye hh NL. / | ) GROUNDS FROM FALLIN results when fresh and ‘‘green'’—-not dried or ‘‘kilied.”’ Fleisch ; di - thas ileal ta thal mann's Yeast 1s the highest grade living yeast— always fresh. It is not a medicine, it 1s a natural food. Resu/ts cannot he ex. pected unless it 1s eaten regularl\ Eaten regularly dav after day. it helps to ‘tone © up the whole system and assures regular daily elimination. Fverywhere physicians and hospitals are prescribing Fleisch mann’s Yeast to correct constipation, skin disorders and to restore appetite and digestion Eat two or three cakes a day. If you prefer, get six cakes at a time. They will keep in a cool. dry place for several davs. Be gin at once to know what real health means! Be sure vou get Fleisch mann’s Yeast. All grocers have it Appetit d dige | pp 4 Gti igestion restored 1h al VL LOMATLIC VALNI 3 Pidh oT) BSR WHIRL CONVEYS Thre great b} PUMP WHICH FORCES Ti ae ih = WATER ~EROM THE Fat :t plain or e great problem tor those who are “run down rsumering trom indiges WATER THROUGEE THE TURE “ae VAINE PUMP TO THE Tol spread on crackers-— tion 1s first to stimulate the iIppetite nad ' 1 _ make it possib] aes “ , : . . . ° » eoba' ‘ i ' ‘ ; si ‘6ia AC i po i¢ or mixed with water , Ligest the mncreased food that 1 t? \ ig \ ’ = ¢ Re mn nables \ O eat mot Anabsorbingfree booklet tier fo? ’ ‘’ +), } P nt trom tl OG VOU tells what Fleischmann’. Yeast has done for others | The Percolator that Revolutionized Coffee Making and can do tor vou. Laxati es made unnecessary RAS ree : : T has long been an established fact that the best coffee is made bv the Ficischmann’s Weest si Ge. ‘ - eg | | ! SEND THIS COL PON process. But the lengthy European method was too slow for this countr! Se ee SOU paturally nd permanently what drug FOR IT TODAY The ingenuity of a Yankee inventor, who concentrated on the problem of how hiv artincially and for a short time n hospitals. even to make percolated coffee, finally prod: ced the UNIVERSAL Percolator. the aS ae ' i original automatic coffee maker. q il> eet It circulates six to ten times more water than others, therefore the ready to serve before the water boils. Water in the UNIVERSAL seeps throu every particle of coffee, extracting its full strength. Coffee saved over other methods —at least one-third— quickly plays for the UNIVERSAL Percolator. There are many inferior imitations. but you cannot appreciate the delights o! rr percolated coffee until you have tasted it made in a UNIVERSAL. There are many different designs in UNIVERSAL Percolators and Urns ranging in price from $3.50 to $75.00. All possess the exclusive features shown. UNIVER- SAL Electric Percolators and Urns have a safety device which prevents damage should the pot become empty while the current is applied. — ‘Th mport at fast in dont All Good Dealers Carry UNIVERSAL FLEISC HM ANN’S YEAS | a. LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK, New Britain, Conn. Wate. a ae “4 builds health naturally and permanently lH} and complexion cleared FLEISCHM COMI . : ‘ A POOT ¢ Miprie Xion and even actual Ki! Palitwue ac moY ‘ |} } \ i ii)t y . ae 4 le WW ¢ red k it Ni i] i = } eile ij

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ee - RD HUDNUT Juin mpac ” : a os at we ¥ - | ol Ak, simliesdilah: ike, ia Es pO ABest cate raga: - lipo wea ag # . “re 4 eis a a a oe met - ~ BA ass See ee AB ante we ot ‘ aa er Wy, re 6 iF ee a ed i eee - : . alia - ar =] fA aes Cn a a ee ee ae ee a es - na Ce i RN Fee ROR eS RS itt mee RE toe P. - ee eee ee, a. J ™ ™ = a? ee see foe VE he Gale, om an ; PEIN HE + ~” Se Oe ee ee eae ae ee we ae ae = AOD ores Ly abe ePeapesa8” “et + s ae eon i ; . j seme ew. entirelt ly dt ferent ! Hailed joyfully everywhere | —fwe limes as much powder 710) rouge _ Tis IS is Twin Compact with both sides open. The center section contains powder on one side and rouge on the other. No- ~ tice the large powder ‘ compact—five times as large as the rouge. @ There is an ample mir- ror in each cover and each side has its own soft lamb’s-wool puff. Center — » el tee Ree ee a : - io > ~ 7 >» oo. > i ee te . ade es 2 a es. ee $3 3 . ie nit beg oes ae « a + oye. es ee ee pe Compact powder in exauisite Dw Barry N absolutely new kind of powder and rouge compact. Different from anything ever before offered tO women. Exquisite to look at and to handle. A con- stant joy to use. More convenient and useful than you have ever dreamed a compact could be. Never before has a vanity case been made with any regard to the proportions of powder and rouge a woman actually uses. They have all had equal amounts and the powder has been used up long before the rouge. Such a waste! Now for the first time comes a compact that does away with all this annoyance. With the new Richard Hudnut Twin Compact theggmwder lasts as long as the rouge! That is because it contains just the right pro- portions of both—five times as much powder as rouge. Such unique features Powder and rouge can never touch each other in this new compact case. There is not the slightest pos- sibility of their getting mixed. The case has two open- ings—one on either side. On one side is the compact powder, on the cther side the rouge. Each side has its own soft puff and its own mirror—an ample mirror that really shows the face. And the case itself! Irs beauty alone gives you a little thrill of pleasure every time you use it. It reminds you of the rare vanity cases seM& in old Swiss and Italian jewelry shops, so exquisite is its design and workman- ship. Light to carry, flat enough to fit into any purse, yet you are surprised at the amount of powder and rouge packed away in this dainty case. And refillers, too But, you say, such a case outlasts the powder and rouge. True, and for this reason the greatest pains have been taken to designfa refiller worthy of the case. A refiller that each timé gives as perfect service as the original powder and rouge compacts. It fits the case, is easy to insert and can be renewed agairf and again. And, of course, the Richard Hudnurt refiller contains both powder and rouge in the original five-to-one pro- portions—and two puffs. Today when you are shopping, stop and ask to see the new Rigard Hudnut Twin Compact. Take it in your hand/ It is like holding a delicately designed bit of jewelry! A charming gift You will probably want two Twin Compacts—one to use every day and another, more richly designed, for special occasions. Any dealer can supply you and can furnish the refillers when powder and rouge are used up. Be sure to ask for the shade of powder that you know is right for your complexion. The rouge comes in that lovely medium tone that is right for every skin. - In the following famous Richard Hudnut perfumes— Three Flowers, Gardenia, and Du Barry. RICHARD HUDNUT, Perfumer New York _ a Oo BRS —S section, the refiller, can be renewed in any of the three odors for 75 cents. Patented April 4, 1923 Patents Pending

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WeLtL VI OLD GiRL You BET Copyright, 1922, N. Y. Tribune Inc. GOoD TIM PAPA LOVE MAMA. AND MAMA LOVE PAPA Wee! 121 nN aazill TS ; states a nit Hi i} Pehaetdalta ie ' ij a ; ih ‘ heii ’ baht hy at ih WE DO JOE DEAR | HAVE To LAUGH WHEL | Go ovEeR To THE BULTws AND SEL THE WAY THEY SQUABBLE ANID Row. ALL : THE Time! ‘ “ : - a RS , aS adAnr™ i Fo lis fi , Hitt ‘ _ _— HEA - HEH- HEH Yew- (Sart ¢F RiDICULOUS ¢ WHERE You GoInG ° AREN'T You GOING To ViIStT witty me A LUTTLE BIT ? I'M Gomme To SEE WHAT'S Comini6é Iv On THE RADIO ANY THING e fi Oh a i if ehtthit if THere's ree ANY THING °?.- ANY MUSIC ® . DOING - LET ME HEAR I(T ANY GOOD JAZZz MUSIC | WANT TH HEAR — — re Hh at ati cs ' CAN {' : dy With i OH-~ tHh-7 (A BLEH- THAT FOR YOuR OLD nt ts enn EE . ie — o a Se HELLO MARGE -—t JUST THOUGHT TD CALL UP AnD SAY HELLO: WHATS DoING- - How's EVERYBODY OVER AT. YUR HOUSE - - UH- HUH- tS THAT SO WELL THAT'S NEWS ME- THe tDEA- a SAY VUl- WHERE : MY PLIERS ? ’ _ fF . y 7, er ff » ° , Z 2PM = , Wp n, che 4% el LL Yl 2, sc - | (‘yE Got To FIX SOME WIRING ON THE RADIO- WHERE S— e i Hh ott HUtet Ai TtY CE i uit ' Ltd ZA 77 B

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HE £IMPLY DOTED ON BABIES UNTILAUITTLE - —& NEW-BORN AT MR.PORCUPINE? GAVE HIMAFENW POINTERS. 7 By HARRISON GADy — YES=M IM A GOIN RIGHT DOWN AS QUICK AS I CAN SCOOT-I muST SEE THE LITTLE TOT . Cepyright, 1922, N. Y. Tribure Ine. | WOULDNT Go 2 vc MEDDLING IF TW YOU-PETER ee WHOOP! IS THAT SO? WELL C_ JLL HAVE TO HURRY RIGHT DOWN} AND CONGRATULATE ‘EM . 7 ~% 5 Nad .* bi 2 2 : i] : ae ; » a ’ Tn oe | .- % ee i ; : #, eS oe ta 4 5 * ¢ Ds yw . r ae : i ie | Be Pea ian ff Se ae ir ‘ — oe je x ; Ase 3 b oa q . 3 q : E y a ; ae es, Z ae N : + eet Se RIN OE Ci ete BRAN BORE Or we 6 eee OH! POPSY THERES ANEW BABY DOWN AT THE VAN PORGU- HOWDY-MR. VAN PORCUPINE-IVE COME To SEE THAT NEW BABY. AND TO OFFER YOU MY CONGRATULATIONS FOLLOW ME AND ILL SHOW YOu? | THE FINEST BABY IN ALL THE Go WORLD - AND THE SMARTEST-T00 ts %: a ge 4s" =“ aa _ bai THANK YOU-PETER ») RABBIT- STEP RIGHT IN = Oo a en oS" Se si Say +: ea | circles, Premier Lloyd George's | chester speech is interpreted a > gure prelude to an early general § tion. The Premier's position is % ticularly strong at the mor F sacked as he claimed to be, by © whole strength of the Cabinet, ? the exception of one unimport > member. It is considered obvi > his best tactics to get his appe » the country before going before > conservative malcontents have} » to rouse further feeling against ? : The resignation of the chief ' hip, Sir George Younger, is ex ; edany day, as he has been bebis ' the die-hard attacks on the Prem ’ His resignation may be Tollo » that of some of the Underse | | upon which Lioyd George wous - ence dissolve Parliament. '. Chancellor Birkenhead and Col . E Minister Winston Churchill an Ew ipl RAEI ge Be gs y e 2g fallen into line. Lioyd SSeorge pm RE il i ’ te present his opponents with @ ADVERTISEMENT. ‘eation in which the country 3 = Invited to decige between the ¢ THERES THE LITTLE ate = — > thon and a party composed of ; | hards, Liberals and Labor. This RASCAL, PRETTY CUTE HE HAS HIS MAMMYS 5 HEY? ’ | § EYES AND COMPLEXION B07 ter combination, he has co his friends, need not be fe: IN SOME POINTS HES JUST EXCEPTING — fy r' : - ; os ' but im reality that prospect, . ; . friends assert, causes him no ge a>) ; ' econeérn. He may be quite ill-ac ‘, »" Sxitcny- KITCHY 2 s J f~ ( / ~_ - on this point, but there is no a 2 YouR OLD HAT | more Pictures.” and 1 had it going for eee {70 GO MEDDLING WITH sn hour. (Sienew) Eroef Banks, | | eciead Schnee 337 Main Street, Medford, Mass, OTHER PEOPLES BABIES Sens tate Sth aD Cer Oh pues | you lunk lam slow in writing ; have past re —e from the West. To my great delicht I fuund machine awaiting Mc as ~com as | et Feeney 1 Leroy Hockson, Sooed found your machine to be what it ic ™™* City, Massoun. ' : | A BOX OF FILM witH YOUR MACHINE . \ Bescription of this Meow Mode! Moving Picture Macmaa. ‘ The Moving Picture Machine! get this \ \' which l want tosend yoo is a real | The WY \ .»¥ Moving Picture Machine, built in | : \ - % ahandy size, and oa! READ THESE LETTERS FROM MAPPY BOYS :‘ q “\ 2X HT ; FE iF ait ott ; The present temper of E i a is that Ireland. h and addrer~s—that ix a setae ain